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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

4 always unstable and more subject
10 volume Of the supply than any other
class. Run today Is 1900 cattle and
1900 calves, about the same as on last
Monday. market steady. So far ship
ments from the Panhandle have con.
sisted chiefly of COWS and calves, but
today good many stockers at IS 70
t315 are Included. COWS S2.S5 TO S2.se
yeals $3.50 TO $50. bulls N.s5 70 $3.50,
Gamer COWS. Including wet COWS. N.it
TO s2lj Colorado offerings last week
were largely mixed shipments. no good
steers included killers al S3.s5 70 SSSj,
stockers S325 10 1915. a few Feeders
around 81. COWS, t2.3j TO Sl5. ana the
same conditions apply today. Demand
rom the country IS best OF the season,
700 carloads taken by country buyers
last week, and demand from other
sources up 20 the normal for the season.
sheep and lamb receipts last week
We're 5000 head, several thousand less
yhsn same week last year, market 10
10 % cents higher on lambs. sheep about
steady Run today Is S, 800 head, mar
| ket 10 20 10 higher on all kinds Utah
| lambs established "a new top Tor the
season today az $3.50 other sales Of
Utahs at si65 and S.15. the Emerson
Utah wethors az $3.50. Haley & Saun-
ders heavy hided Wethers at $500 ewos
at N75 TO $40. Demand from the
country continues undated. feeding
lambs az 81 TO $3.50 feeding yearllngs
around s., weihers close to S.. ewes A1j
TO $40, for breeding purposes.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcaicr--A long line Of people be-
gan 90 assemble at the box office early
This morning. and by noon big part
Of tho house had been marked OF for
the two opening performances OF The
Wedding Day Saturday afternoon
and evening. The sale VIII continue
all the week for the entire six perform
anccs.
Orpheum-Next weeks bill at the
Orpheum will include the following
acts. Nita Allen and company pre-
senting "ln Car ., Stateroom L." Ediih
Helena, the marvellous American So
prano Brothers Damn, European
athletes four American trumpeters;
O. N. Mitchell. phenomenal venuilo..
quist. Herbert Medley, baritone, ana
the kinodrome.
Grand "A Womans Sacrifice
opens al the Grand tonight with LILY
NAV White in the leading role Fol-
lowing this comes something OF nov.
city In the drama OF Tho Holy Guy
g play laid during Biblical times
J.yfic-"The Bondman' continues
TO draw appreciative audiences At the
Lyric. and will run out the remainder
Of the week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
wv. -
'''acH FREE FROM DEBT.
ii'lnsIy Celebrated a, FRS,
Congregational.

- sna friends OF the First
- 'u !. church celebrated las,
We Clearance Of the church
Il 'ons standing indebtedness,
s ,,s.o back the pastor. Rev. =
n Tss w, uvm his extended eastern
", 49,, ening was preiaoed Win
sHsss,. social during which ~.
~ were served, when prot
irssu.. -s ~. introduced Mrs. NJ
- 49,. one q the original e mem.
CIV !, Suusfegational church /,
~ ~ 49,. 80 STATE. Mrs. Snrarns
~. H. s,'. .l resume Of the Firs,
= NJ, y tfsl Steps we're taken ~
~. !. Nn Nccioud an Inc ~, 49, y,
M -, pll y was ls5s before H.
a,t,, " alpesrcl In 10, w., ~,
aea NAo fully organizes N.
ostr -, Missionary society with X
noe ~ Ia debt Of 81. zoo THIS
e,a,i,' - T., paid on. with a four Ss,.s
N "a, 10, psndsnoe han. IN ssS,n
: nsrh,s. NJ Barrovs pss,ors, ts'
sos,,., n's vas Increased 10 Ia
~ b. ~ " q a.i members ONLY
art 49, o'.slnsl g charter mem.
Pa hl.,,,'s.' lNs Deacon L. T. Hail
Bsr,a.ls q the church ihrca~s
1872 pastofaie and ~, y,
- r Z, y. Who came n nj iss e''' rS ~
.sib h ~. .so Year, ana created
~ I n. ihs church. which ~.
ss',,.,is,',s adjustment OF a ssoon'
re Va. church, whose a.
''eu So. Rev Kyle. af,s,pa n,s
sena'or from South Ia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
I: YOucan obtain f;
{: Certain Bodybuilding |:
!. Results by Using /.
!: GRAPE.NUTS:
!. FOOD. (:
QUESTIONING A FRIEND
QUESTIONING A FRIEND

n one takes tho trouble 10 carefully
question = person that has bten using
Grape. Nuts Food for Two OF three
weeks, the facts will be brought out
that gradually there comes over The
body a feeling Of increased strength.
particularly Of mental strength and
ability.
The mind works clearer ana more
actively when Il plays upon 4 brain
that "a rcfrthed, rebuilt and properly
that is refreshed. rebuilt and properly
tended by Nature for such work.
This IL profound fact regarding
Grape-Nuts. The Food contains Jus.
tht KIDD u material Nature must have
10 unite with albumen. from which "a
rebuild he gray matter W the braln
and serve centres throughout the hody.
Therefore the user can expect aud oh
tain definite result from tho regular
use Of Crspe-Nnts
There's reason"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
MN PAST aNTy IN DANGER.

~ laa Aslf q mankind over sixty
~ ~, ~ ssief from kidney and blad.
.sisf. gsaally enlargement OF
20 .t ssh1 Tbs e both painful and
,i tid folsy's Kidney Cure
> y uasn Al the fret sign Of dan
/" y c'iictis Irregularities and las
H. ~ ~, y oie ma q this disease. Mr..
tilhsi', Rttk Port. Mo. saws;
H. 'i ~ Nlih enlarged prostate gland
10y iicutl' f0r years ana after
40 ,l oilts q Folsy's Kidney cure
y, ~, ~ thsn ! have for twenty
fs n. N, ~ ! an nov 81 YEARS old.
~ " T. J. h1l Drug Co.
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kota. Rev. Lee was succeeded by Rev.
/ Il. Thrall, who remained until 1892,
when the present church edihce was
ocrupled, and was IN turn followed by
Rev. Or. Clarence Brown, now IN san
Diego The site Of the new church cost
$4,000. During the past two years
sl2 900 has been paid In clearing on
the debt.
prof. Clark then welcomed Rev, Z. /.
Goshen. who responded in fitting terms,
and the evening closed with a violin
solo from Miss Esther Allen, with Miss
Judith Evans az the piano aecompan-
tgf
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Will INTER ARIZONA.
I'M o. Utah Decides TO Write
''nr IN Adjoining Territory.

oi'au' action vas taken ar the
'uis Of The board Of diree.
4. ~ a' Hone Fire Insurance com.
~ N i'ls cts yesterday. with
y willing Insurance IN the ter.
d W, AH' 2, Hitherto the Home Fire
~ i. le OPERATIONS 10 I-tah ara
~. w 5fo'1t Catastrophe IN San
60. p'c,d 80 MANY Companies m,t
49, lhat many rrominert con.
t7,s,s uh'nis houses N Arzona have
49,, !, l.'geis 20 'he Home of itsb
~, u'' slsie III field h. reeardeS
y, =, lalIy GOOD one IN v,eW 81
-, ~, w, no Insurance business M
! f,,.-,.. lafgsly been written IN ne
IN A,.5 conparics which fsiles
pa s,-. Y. s'iec iors also declared the
I $780, ',t n million ana an ~
y !. ~. q . prr cent. both ,syshi,
Anoil'f OF record Sept vi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Yesterday was an eventtu one IN
brldais. az least half dozen INTEREST,"
ing weddings taking place and each
helping TO make the autumn a serious
rival TO June In pretty nuptials.
One OF the loyellest brides Of the year
was Miss Lillian Horne, whose mar
rage TO Shirley If. Woolley was solem-
nlzed al noon yesterday In the temple,
the reception taking place IN the eve
ming al the home OF the brides moth
or Mrs. Mary s. Horne. The rooms
were beautifully decorated, the parlor
In pink and white asters and sweet
peas, the window curtains beng streNh
with the flowers and ferns, ana inc
maniel being banked with thenl' IN
the second parlor goldenglow was artis-
tically combined with feathery aspara-
gus fern. and the library had pretty
ARRANGEMENT OF purple asters. The din-
ingroom was a picture with It's tabie
decorated In white and green, and COW
cred with an Irish point lace spread.
basket OF white roses hanging from the
chandelier, and streamers OF white tuile
extending from Il TO the four corners,
where they were caught with candela-
bra shaded In green. The nan was III
sunaowers and the entire effect charm
ing. The bride wore a gown OF white
peau dc crepe with bertha OF duehess
lace. which had been a part OF her
mothers bridal trousseau. she carried
white roses. Mrs. Horne was assisted
IN receiving by Mrs Woolley, the moth
or OF the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Horne and Mr. and Mrs. \. ;. Horne
In the diningroom were Mrs. Alex Py-
per Mrs. Atwood. Mrs, 7, r. Horne
and Mrs. W. J Horne Punch Was ssiN-
Cd by Miss Daisy Rsybould. Miss Etia
Lambert aud Miss Lorilla Horne ht'
and Mrs woolley will be az Rome "a
their friends after oct 10 Al S55 east
Fourth South street.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs, n. g. NC
MILAN Was a scene OF otlilahce ias'
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u,EI Of AIIORNEYsHIP
! "a. Resign. and ,Iiiup at "uf'
ny Cones TO End

!. a. resignation of stephen =,
=, ! . city attorney Of Murray MURRAY, On y,
Z, rsht and the appointment "a -
~ yoEat as his successor, we i've
F,s,Ae ofics is probably, |, s J, 4. a., !.
4, n, !, be election Of Mt X H'1 h.hsl1
y ,ontesi vas begun IN beila !,
Esy Halrh. the opponent o.
VIA. The matter was .,, h,a,a /,
~ Richie IN inc disi ,,l.
IA. sitr a recount Of The ballots ;
n. ,.,llenglng Of quite a few ,s OF
4, y,ult Was a lie between INC
n'.isslss. Il was lhen a matter u.
[ .'~rlssd only by the candidates
NJ, The city council a. Murray
.s,.rr lots for the Office. THIS
VIZ done and The matter re- re-.
= ss.s,tled until the resignation
h Richards The reason Tor lhe
I.r,,l,, vas the removal OF MI
M fnn Murray
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
WESTERN MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondents
stock Yards. Kansas City. No. sept.
10.-Cattle receipts last week did not
foot up as many as indicated by the
nm las, Monday. total supply $1,000
head. Including 5000 calves, The run
6ropped down rapidly after Tuesday
and statesmen were enabled 10 clean up
In rood shape at the end OF the week
number OF cattle held over sunday was
reduced 1851 head from the number on
band at the end Of previous week.
Prices averaged steady on everything,
ana the week closed firm. OF course.
medium 10 common grass cattle were
avoided as long as anything better
could be had. Veal calves jumped up
rs &c 20 cents. but the market on them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
MISS eENBvE ELLEasBcK.

Viii devote two days only OF aeh
week 10 her private class durins the
coming season. Those desiring lessons
should apply at 81 east First Norm
street saturday morning Sept 10.
1905. from 10 until -. After sept, -
Miss Tllerbeck may be found AZ her
residence. No II Emery-Holmes. Pres
ent phone Nos Bell, Ssso-k; lnu1
GOA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
RESCUE OF A MERCHANT.

4 prominent merchant OF shongo. n.
Y, ]. A. thomson, says: Several years
ago ! contracted a cough which grew
worse and worse. until ] was hardly
able 10 move around. | coughed con-
stantly and nothing relieved my terri
Bile suffering until tried Dr.. Kings
New Discovery. Before had taken
ter, and IN a short time l was entirely
cured ! surely believe II saved my
lie. II viii always be my family REM
edy for colds" Fully guaranteed 800
and 800 az z. c. VI. l. Drug Dept, H.
ia SO. Main 81. Trial bottle free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
,;,sll SCHOLARSHIPS.
~ ., q lpe 50 Have 49,
Dcst 0I p'I,suIDu''d-

=, ,.i Of me '... !, Of utah
|sSrs's ave been di:ll,,' among
|, D = :, schools N '.~",iss and
Iss 81 n, garqSs!is. ,, Sy' more are ire
Essg SAT-, .nd 50 FER H ave
frss,,' q COUNTIES q. ,sSbec'lssrshIps'
q ior any y q "a date are
.Ig aiS,ssisy Tali.si@Is., y. RUBY
ys,.,,Dss.alln o'''
,gs,,old ssiit,
|l.,g-L .l,ls,a,j clark
lsIsno ssi,tord.
|jss- r,SIn Brosr,
| sr:-IIiisssis yes :.,..s J,nni, carl
~ wiIlisns, qua E y Lar.
yt'!s eve P''''''n' N''''
|sdr MIS- ll,.... y, smith. ..,.,-
llv ce,Ts.lIn; > s'ri'n'r
ls-NsnIi'ts1, S Ssir' Edgar J. earn
.Ii!..gg,eR# III.i ~ 3 y ,i ssisn.
y, yorlsn' saeoassn. Myra slnah'
4 T. sI i,99 all. ssGs; AS. cS' s.s.l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

H. A. Montgomery wishes TO an
naunce TO the public that he has pur'
chased the entire plant Of the HOPE
rngrsvlrr co. az 3 East LIST south,
snS is ready TO take orders for all KINDS
~ copper plate and steel die work Also
carry The highest grade of society aud
commercial stationery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
SALE OF UTAH SHEEP,
Nv Harmony Man Tells OF Home
Conditions ON Kansas City Market.

hasa, cty sept 70 -'Tbe sheep CON
sssr q ng,hen rish" said Joseph
f1,s q ysr Harmony, that state, yes
Iwlr tN r,u promliine We have
llaatrr pe'psrol' year. and the out
AaNar ,sl vrifr Il very encourag-
ins n roriaa 1rre feed has been
sod !. ssuna, al the sheep are IN
trt t't.tct A. Tsent We have on
iae n IN, M q ne state about AS
rsty shssj . " hl a; this time last
tA ~ c'dar q our sheep has been
pom u ~ sox p1ces that We have
~ rsiii-f o. OF inp 10 Kansas City
th W afa6s u wethers that
rliii 81 10 rirloads o. old ewes
y ~ q IS iud 4 carload Of ight
~ i'si hf'.fs q These are good
rf,S u ~ visief We take our focks
y ultr n Arizona. or tho desert
n'Trtni Southwestern part II Utah.
a rehih'.y w will 60 10 the desert
IVY y De FED there Is y,y plen.
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1nE ORIGIN NJ.

,kco chicago. originated Honey
80 throat and lung remedy ana
-, =, ths rrcs, merit and popu'
y. n rsl,y's Honey and Tar maay
e., lfs offered for The genuine.
,s,,sps. limitations have similar
-, ,,rs, Beware q them. The
:, Fosys Honsy and Tar Is IN a
,s,ksts Ask for Il and refuse
4, sAs'fgi, Il ls The best remedy igr
i nd csl5s. For sale BY + j I'M
|rrC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
BIG EXTRA CUT ON ALL PIANOS
Will Be Made This Manipulating Moves Pianos So Quickly a. the
Power Of Low Price and So They Are Moving at the Rate
Of 20 Per Day
DON'T MISS THIS SALE If YOU NEED PIANO
W. seuoht OF Pianos From the Manufacturer
a. a Price which En- sb Va to Sell Them at
HALF THEIR REAL WLUE-ON VERY EASY TERMS.

Today. Friday and Saturday are the
last days Of this great Club Piano
Sale.
Every sample, every Odd style used
piano, piano player and organ will be
closed out. II deep cut prices and your
own terms will sell them by 10 o'clock
Saturday night.
To those who have In mind tho pur-
chase Of a plano. organ or most any
kind OF an instrument and are thinking
Of taking advantage OF this sale we
would say now is the "hurry-up' time.
Don't delay moment, Come and In
vesugate the sale, the low prices and
the easy terms We offer.
In order TO clear our floors Of all sur
plus stock and make room for fal
stock, We are simply forced TO close
out in the next two days rs to 70 more
pianos and organs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

The beauty bee Is a money-maker
II moneys" up ones thoughts; II
sweetens ones life; it's nectar on one
words. and drops, sip by sip. into one 5
heart when HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea Is used Tea or Tablets. 80 cents.
z. c. NJ. J. Drug Dept, ll2-lit Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
ar,E coyrLrxIoN AND
4 w., rcHT EYES.

- "a 3. q, 1 r. T5SasTs s y,r oT sR3
'f11 H sgE VI SO Ss,s eI's saa %. Y:
PIE. d, l, 's.I.. IN ard clear. orln p.
|, .srplsfltn ! 5rgo does rot nsuse ~. =
|usTs FrIt VA I,ad pleasant 10 is ,s,,
,..S IS Y For sale '' = .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
as,t and Most Reliable Makes.

Good quality, we'll known reliable
makes, such as steinway, Kimosll, Vose
rstey. scha,er. Winter a. Company
FISCHER Knabe, Everett and CHECKER
ing are going az prices that are salts
fying beyond your expectations
The used pianos which have been thor,
ouehly nnd carefully overhauied ano
hay, nne appearance, az 81, ses' 10
ysS. ,is7. ne1. tle5, are instruments "
mos, eases sold at one-third OF their
original cost - -. Z,
And remember, our lowest price Is
our cash price, and II you wish 10 ou!
upon payments es low as Is 10 or v
monthly the price Is the same ana We
charge YOU only a small rate OF inter-
eSt psr annum on deferred payments
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
SHAMROCK ".
The Dcnnys said to Have Submitted
Proposals for Building Her,

Glasgow, Sept l3.-John Ward,
managing director OF Denny Brothers,
builders Of the last two Shamrocks'
has sailed for New York.
lt is understood the Dennys have
submitted proposals TO Sir Thomas
Upton for construction Of Shamrock
", they TO be given a free hand In
designing and building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

Mary rad a little lad
Whose face was faif 10 see.
Because each night he had a drink
OF Rocky Mountain Tea 20.
z. c. NJ. !. Drug Dept, MEMS Main 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
$500 New Pianos for s2ss,

Elegant cabinet grand uprishis' In
most elaborate, expensive caseo DC
signs. IN rich mahogany, OAK ana pre-
~ notified walnut. various hlahss W
choose from. Regular $500 values gong
AZ ,sss-y0 will send one home - 70
80 monthly will pay for Y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
Seen a, Banks ,ts S, Main St.

White silleian felt, with plated ciel
velvet crown. Myrtle. moss rose' ma
line and ribbon trimmings
Mention this paper and name nat In
ordering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

Bishop A. Grant, A. NJ. r. Connection
will lecture Frlday. Sept. i4th, at St.
Marks schoolhcuse, First South and
State. Admission Is cents. Reception
tendered free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
Bio Extra Cut on All Pianos.

Now we have gone over the entire
stock Of pianos, piano players and or
guns. and have made extraordinary re-
auctions from the previously deep cu'
prices, In order 10 clean up, close out
every odd style. every sample, surplus
pianos. cut down the rent stock and ~
used pianos, piano players, organs etc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
MISS NORA GLEASON.

viii resume teaching on Monuay'
Sept. II. Studio 1871 East First south
Rel Phone. 1888 2. Ind. Phone lgsl'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
CUBAN REBELS KILLED.
seven Prisoners We're Also Taken by
Rural Guards.

Havana. sept lS--ln fight near
Ranchuelo. IN Santa Clara province,
capt. Noy, In command Of 50 rural
guardsmeu and 40 militiamen, led A
macheto charge against a rebel force
under Sabine Caballery, Three rebels
were killed and one was wounded. Sew
en- prisoners we're taken
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
$500 New Pianos for st57'

towest prices in the United States
today on new pianos. They are large
size. full octave. latest designs u9-to-
date 1906 style pianos, regular IVY val
ues for il5T. so cash. IS month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

They're fine. Try some: MOUNTS
Dill pickles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

so cash. 81 g month. What DO you
think OF THAR New upright pianos
largest size, longest length or string
largest sound board, with good tone
and action. ~ octaves, three pedals.
three strings, IN pretty mahogany
cases, worth $3.50. cut down 20 slsI.
You must admit you never heard Of
anything like II before. and you never
win again when this sale Is over.
Surely a Good Chance.
Surely this is a good chance 10 get .
nlano-your choice-at reuarkaole
bargain. .
You owe your wife and children
piano. Get It in this sale and save
money. Come tonight. open unth II
o'clock.
standard made upIigh,s, worth N w
regular retail way $3.50. t2I5 and 1875.
club sale Price, ,l25 TO sis3. Terms w
or more down, Sc to s. or more month
~. or all cash. n desired.
Baby Grand Pianos at Cut Prices
II it's a baby grand piano you want
any size or make, here's your chance
$3.50 Estey quarter grand, siss' ane
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
TOMoRROws ORGAN RECITAL.

The following program will be given
al tomorrow afternoons organ recital,
with Prof Mcclellan at the console:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

Cannon Ward-Tomorrow evening
I'm the Cannon ward Westinghouse me
following program viii be- rendered al
a farewell entertainment in honor
of Elders Jesse y, Sharp and DAVID \.
clayton. prior TO their departure for
Great Britain as missionaries.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-24
H A R D w AR E
DEALERS
Ninth Annual Convention Of .Associa.
ton to Be Held in This City Next
WeekAAn Important Gathering.

We6k-An Important Gathering.
Next Tuesday morning the North
Dakota Retail Hardware Dealers as
ISOLATION will assemble in this city for
their ninth annual convention. The
sessions will last two days, and the,
program will be the most elaborate
and of a standard never before at
tempted by the association. From the
standpoint of attendance, it will be
large affair. While 1t is trade con-
vention, the papers and numbers on
the program generally are of nature
which interest the general public. Re-
duced rates will be offered by all rail-
roads and the hotels of the city and
the local committee are expecting
large attendance.
President H. F. Emery Fargo; vice
president N. Jacobson, Minot; second
vice president H. H. Walters, Cassel-
ton; third vice president o. 1. Butler,
Clifford; secretary, G. N. Barnes,
Grand Forks; treasurer, H. T. Hedge
The following a the program of
each day:
AuebuuS COrcuOOns
Reception of members enrolment,
payment of dues and distribution of
badges. Convention called to order. 10
o'clock; address OF welcome, Mayor
George e. Duis; response for associa-
ton. President H. F., Emery; adj
dresses by Governor E. Y. Sarles and
Alex w; Crozier, representative of the
National School of Salesmanship,
Minneapolis.
r; Tuesday Afternoon.
Meeting will be opened by w. 1. Mol
an, humorst. Following this will be
an address by E. L. Miller, editor of
the Duluth Trade News; paper by G.
B. Coffin of Chicago on pure Paint
Law of North Dakota, address, "Pure
Paints" by E. F. Laid, pure food com
missioner Of North Dakota; address,
M. L. Corey, secretary National Retail
Hardware association; lecture, "Gaso-
lene and its effects" w. G. Van Sickle,
Chicago.
Evening Session.
Stereopticon lecture at Commercial
club, illustrating conditions of interest
to all retail hardware merchants, by
M. l.. Corey; social session, w. l. Mol
an, humorist.
Wednesday Forenoon.
This session will be assigned to the
jobbers and manufacturers and will be
occupied by them in addresses and
general discussions. A. G. Bartlett,
president of Hibbard, Spencer, Bart
lett & Co. of Chicago, will deliver an
address on Business Success" In
the afternoon there will be session
for the retailers hardware dealers only
after which the annual report of the
secretary will be read. Other items
will be the report of G. w. Wolbert,
Bismack, delegate to the National Re-
tail Hardware association; paper.
Trade Abuses at Home" P. B. Rog-
nile, reports, election of officers open
ing of the question box and the selec-
ton of the next place of meeting.