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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-04
10 Sobte in 5 Minnten.
SdlrrflidDe Stnrmucrbccrnug in We-
riOian, Miii, am Srcitag Tbcub.

tbunaihaoen auf cine Million
Collars geiddbt. -- 9Iue Irabt-
perbmOung 5erltort.
u eric 0iuh 3. WIGr3. 9(ls
oo9 Heiultot eine3 iiini Minittem
m0brcnbcn GornoooS gcItern Nbeno
& llbr lin0 l9 FeriOnen INNS 9e6en
1ctontmet imO 81 uerOen uerIebt,
p0brcnO Der Shoocn an Gigcntbum
lif onf lu9elGbr cine WiiQion Col.
lars bel1lllt, meldcm ie0od nllr rue-
Mig Geriiherlrng gegeniiber itebt.
Cine tbciImciie 2iItc str lootea
lnn GerulnOeten lit uie splgt:
Sootc. Tdtrid Wc@inniS, CONDUIT.
tcur Der Niobile II. Ohio, Jet0otet in
Cmiro@ HeItorront.
GIiii GomorOs, 6loamo1, Mo6ile
II. Ohio.
s. =. Gorrp, EoIi3iIt.
w .. 9tcllon.
6rnu GIla Sin9lcton lln0 Gnfelin.
Sobn y. Smith, SngerIielr.
&r .Stcluort lno iein flciner Sobu
ton GottonpoIc.
Srau Smith bon Gottaroole.
CLAUDE @illiomS, @ucbGulter, BON
WcDerS gtcpille Giitniuuarcn @e.
lb1it.
Spm @orncp unb &in0.
6ruu Glurf, @eorgetolpn.
6rou Slnn, @eorgetol>n.
Die Gcrlulnoeten lino;
gSn. 2arborou9b, Nrisbon, Ga.
". aSoiepbS, 5enneiiee.
5rou Stcluart uno Sohtcr aus
Georgetown.
@en S6orfnan, TeNer.
Z, $. 9rolun, 9bcf GIerf an Dem
Sneen II. Crescent Gepct.
&. @iIoeun Sele8ropbiit an ser
GHccn H. Crescent gaga.
w. @oohluill Grprebirngen-6u1r.
rl0nn.
g2iliom Ionopon.
Srnt Nm. 9onouon.
5. $. 9loomS, Nreuler Der 6riscc.
Nnbn.
Collier Gorr.
Inter oenl 3crlt0rtcn 0cbGuoeu
iinO
Wteier Ncpile SorOmc.c So, tic.
ben Stoducrte, an SroutitroBe, Ser
hit am @cbGuoe $l00,OOG; on oen
@onren $4,000.
@ranb glpenue I6ote! bier Stod.
mCrfe bod, &erluIt am 8ebduoe $50,
OOO.
SbomnS SDle, @boIcinl> Grocery.
@cih1lt, &erluit am @cb1uoe $50.
coo, am Wnorcnluger $4,000.
GInliro Hcitolront, Nc,lult $40.
coo.
Gbornton's Gronaier Company.
$1,000.
Gulpcpper poteI. &erlpit $4,000
y. M. Is, u Yuiloirg gerIuit
$4,000.
6roht 9epot Scr 9ten Orleans
mo 9tortbeultern Balm.
IS mar 0cgen 610 llbr glbenos.
ol9 lid, orobcuoe6 @eip6lfe iiber Der
Stoot 5uiommen bolltc. uno cine
Nicrtcllhm6c lpGter brad ons lin.
mettcr los, oa3 MIR bier Wtinllten
lang onbielt, abcr bon fllrhtborer
BCualt mar. ,Sn 6aS Soben ser Gle
mcnte miidten iid 6ic lauter Siilfe-
ruie Ser NcrllngIiidten, ooS gSebege-
lhrei Der Nerlettcn, Die biililoS lln-
ter 1riinlmern lu1cn. 9aS @ob-
nilnWopiertcl ser pCiBen 9epolfe-
rlnq blicb ppllltGnoig pcrid)ort, uuo
Der @irbelitllrm belt iidl IN lharf
obgc9rcn5tcnt FIa0. anum fpor oas
llnmettcr poriiber, llo logleieb be.
qunn ooS HettltngSluert ouf Der
(riimmeritGtte. 0iele Eerionen sic
inter brennen0cn Srinmern lagen,
uur0cn rch5citig bent orobenoen
6lantnento0e cntriiietn
glm Shlmmlten boltite oerSturm
in 6enl Negeruiertel oli Der Noroiei-
te scr Staot no folt aae 0obnbdu-
ier 5ertrimmcrt ipuroen. Sn oem
9iuincn brod) ,5elter aus, hod ge-
lang eS ser Seuerlpebr nit tSiilfe
picler Sunocrt 6rciipiaiaer aus Der
@iiraerihoit Die nene @efobr 81 be-
p1lti9eu. @olfenbriihartiae Hegeri-
ailiie im @eiolge oes Sornnbo Der.
binoerten Elm idnclles llmiifereifen
Der 6lammen.
Ger &ernihtlrngSpioo oes Stur-
mes lit cine Wteile lang II. 600 Sub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-04
Grploiiun uun Sprenoitoficn.

Hancoitcr ga, 3. MGri. -
Sn Stiide jcrriiien muroc elm italie,
niid)er 2lrbei!er oilrb cin' Grploiion
cinc3 Gpnamitnlu0ojinS in Soie
Sorbor, MID. mcit Don bier, mel6e8
Der o&crbalgb Contraction 60" ge-
b0rte Gic @cipalt ser Grploiion mar
10 grob, odb iic iicb orT 20 WteIen
lilblbar nohte.
@reenSburA go. 8. Wdr5.
49, 0ur6 oic Grploiion emer 8ii6ie
Euloer, meId)c 9Irbeiter III ser Sumi.
ionsY'inc nit einer SpitGode 5u off.
nen ueriu6ten, mtrOc bier cin 8es
bdlloe 5erit0rt ltno orGi &r6eiter trlt.
gen lcbenSscidbrIidc &erIetungen
0uDon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-04
@oloenberg's S5sef%s SsSe";
%, 25 nno % @ei=9erington=Str.
2pppctc SrnSng Gtamps ant @ontag.
seuiationeDe Yreiie fit ncue eSriGja0rsmooeu.
2Oppcltc SrnSing StampS ant Montaa.

gScl bic @r6ncrcn SGocn vdtB" tonin - in Guont
Gn - fir Gnar - nb in Stnno Ercic fir GunlGcu on,n
tcn bcrcn @lcin niGcnS i'll Baltimore oicbt Stein
uca lam chrad mbCn, ais in bru 0nocn mo Oc cncu
Shch MaIcu %riuocr iub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-04

$50 9tcltcIte 6riibiobr9 Gton 2(n-
3iioc III pcri6icoCncn W}oOcn, ans
HluanoS III alcn ncucu tSdrbcn lmO
rcihcn Qrolcu WtcIirlu1eu; 2ltInB-
2riuttctrtc &odct9 in Niirtcl Giicf,
fer; Girfulur &lci0r0fc. $500
So Eruhtpolle Sbirhuoiit 9ln.
}ilo( . ncllcltc Nto0cn; in Srrplicc
Giictt un0 otoilornln0c" O}ooc, aus
adraut;rtcr Goiicto; blmt grim, re
'c0u lm0 ihiporj, ncue GiriuIar
Stare &lci0rGde ..........S S109S
$40 Eonomo Eromcna0en @lcio-
r0dc III ) Wiu0cIltu. Wionto0 S4.9S
50 qroltc umo irbmor5c Girhulor
&;cIor0fe ans icincr ibpor3cr go
naGid, G6cOiot uu0 ncucu grant far
rirtcn @oIlItoiicn. ........ .S3.93
$40 Girtulor Stare Yromcnoocu
&lciorofc, idNuor3 un0 iorbi9, prnht-
bot poIien0, NIT Norioltcn. . $3.50
SIS ncuc &oTIc &lci0r6de, idporj,
mi brcitclL bis al sic $>iiitcn &c
Itcpttcn, SnItcn. S1.9S
SO crouiiitc nCrc SSriibiabr@ 2ln.
5iic,; bodicin beicbtc Gton Giiettc,
nit Goiicto Sci0e Ncfiittcrt, nit Or
nnnlcntcn lm0 2iBcu 6cictt; flr5c
9Icrmcl nit Spitenfoutcn; Girflllor
Tlarc &lcior0crc. ...... $40. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-04
Gritc sluslaae boa neuen 6rabiabrsz9lu,Hsea,
Safets naS NleiorGdcn.


GIl!lnipc tSrii5idbr9 2ln5ii0c, in
arr5tr 9hl&pabI; aus fronjGiihcn
9rodoc,ot6, Eonomo ln0 Gbcd9,
WoHtoa ............... $26,50
So Gobcrt rSodct@, nit }ItlaB 0c-
filtfcri, mcitc Nod1rmcI. 80. $500
Sdmor5e SrooNcIotb lmO Gbcpiot
Nodct3, in olIcn ncltcn Wtoocu, Gro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-04

lit Nnecrn &SOCu nit nuUrr9I idu N6omcnt
Uuu cn,Hdcoeu WoOcu
lit ou$gcutet uno bcre
jurWoctaCu0c 9u&rlbl poourcu por,ue9en
M1ocrnc Con ,Snd NnHNc IGr $3.50
an fHte:
raj
Seine %rua6cob nnS MJuilGi0 Nm iiac. %22.5O
mo
htCl VIM lr Nafr n mi
GeHtatt
GlCNNnC GtuH nnS Iufel EnnRmN Mn,Goc $500
uuam nlS
GtcacNt SOnitcn MGntcl Hr MGobcn $1,000
nnbS
6ridr SOnricu Mdntcl fir AfGOdDu, $500
aNortrm EaiOa ucrabuencr
+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-04

5n Eitt9burh Yoy lit y. $.
Ocpler mcgen onGeblicber Grmo..
O,n9 Der Srou airfpatrid I'M ga.
nilor porigcn tSobrcS 5u 16 Sabren
3u6tballs pcrllrtbelt Woroen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

with copper such bolts would have
taken the place OF the costly ones Of
pure copper. The man, though. could
not make them
But in the beating out OF the copper
he hlt on the idea OF beating our tin.
He beat II out between sheets Of lead.
and The beautiful. flexible silver paper
that he obtained achieved an instant
popularity.
Tin foil, or silver paper. is now beaten
from pure Tin oxactil as gold leaf Is
beaten from pure gold II is usually
rolled In sheets four feet long by elk
inches wide, II Is perfectly easy, with
a little beating. TO double the length and
breadth Of these sheets without adding
any new material 20 them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

National bank capital and

National bank capital and
SUI Plus ssss.stsftss fFfhVo, Lfl
National bank resources. 336.t30.S33
Oklahoma has large investments in
private banks. territorial banks. saw
ings banks, trust companies, life IN
Surance companies. mining companies,
railways, steam and electric; power
and lighting plants. waterworks.
buildings Of all kinds IN cities and IN
many other channels Of investment
In lg0i-5 the residents Of the terIi-
tory OF Oklahoma increased their bank
deposits by 2l4 per cent and those
of Indian Territory by ib7 per cent
Ia 10 years Oklahoma's bank deposit
increase was las per cent
Oklahoma state will have 10000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

school pupils, about 1000 school
teachers, state university Al Norman,
agricultural and mechanical schools
al saltwater. normal schools at Ed
mond and Alva. Langston university
for negroes. Chilocco school for lndi-
ans. common schools IN great number
and common. high and manual train
ing schools for the Indians. She VIII
have churches. Y NJ. c. and Y W.
e. associations. clubs for men and
women. literary associations. public IL
braries. Improvement societies
Oklahoma means Beautiful Land"
II produces corn. cattle and cotton.
II has fertile. rolling well watered
pralries. considerable timber stretches.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
Summer Waists.

'arge assortment of lawns swiss null and jap. slS
made ana trimmed ne robby and up-todate styles
also ths plain TAILORED style ous short sleeves Some Of
these waists sod regularly COT $3.50 to 500 Special s. 50
One Ns5 coleeeb blouse made Of good quality Of linen
'lell ..''.-....,. i2es
Fine Swiss Waists deliberately trimmed with German Val
lace and embroidery worth i0oo. also fine null trimmed
with German Val and dantly embroidered regular
value isl0 number Of other popular Waists worth from
500 70 SoQl for ........... ....... 81 -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
Tin Foll's Invention.

Tin foil or silver paper, which is used
the world over for wrapping cigars,
chocolate. cakes Of yeast, etc, owes It's
origin, Ike the telephone. 10 America.
A New York man. over 50 years ago.
gave a good deal Of time 20 an unsuc-
cessful attempt 10 cover iron bolts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
25% Discount on the
R Remainder of our
Magnificent Stock of
Colored Dress Goods.

This includes plain and fancy Batise Tareta cloths
Panamas plain and fancy Mohalrs Crayenetes and AN
Fancy Mixtures
our beautiful stock Of BLACK Goods and the very Dc.
srable cream wcolens this season2l per cent on
So and iloo grade Fancy silks yard jsc
N.a $50 and u.s5 grades Fancy silks yard .ssc
',-uoh all slk sultings N?5 and $50 grade reduced
Aaf1 ,.....,..,........... ...... 10
500 and tl.2 SIR Crepes. for Round up sae......5c
g. rfade Pain Tanetas, yard CSC
sso grade Plain Tafeias yard ................. $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

belt. with apple, cherry and peach or
chards
The cotton yield per acre IL In eX-
cess Of any state OF the Union.
Oklahoma has rlch coal mines
from which 100000 tons are mined
every year New York sun,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN

During the summer months children
are subject 10 disorders OF the bowels
which should receive careful attention
as soon as the first unnatural loose
ness of the bowels appears. The best
medicine IN use for bowel complaint
Is Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as II promptly con.
trolls any unnatural looseness OF the
bowls, whether 10 be IN a child or az,
adult. For sale by all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

E1-soldiers. don't forget u call az
IA east Second South and register t0I
the big land drawing In Wyoming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

$3.50 SUITS, $3.50.
UP to $3.50 for $3.50.
WOOL CLOTH sKIRTs-An.
wool cloths in white with black
hair line stripe. 1915 skirts for 50 IS
BLACK TAFFETA SKIRTS
Made with tucked founce good
quality taffeta. perfect fitting
skirt 1915 for ................ 81 IS
Navy blue and black Panama and
black Panama cloth skirt rOred
circular skirt SN.1t for ...... 81 %
White Swiss dresses. trimmed
with Val lace and insertion.
round woke OF Val insertion
1850 and $3.50 dresses for 1913
Also white princess dress boz This lot
White Bobhinette dresses and
white Swiss dresses elaborate
a. trimmed with Nal lace and
insertion aud mel8lious of
lace. 500. 90 and $500 values
Tor ......... ....,.-.-,. slo'9V
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
Bargains In Dress Goods
For the Round-U Sale
Entire Stock Reduced tor This Euent.

3s-inch all wool Fancy suitinss ............3s cts
3.inch all wool Panamas ..... .....,........Ss cts
3nch all wool Nunsveing ...,.,,..,. 80 cts
Values SOC TO Csc
$50 Grade Crepe de Paris .................Half Price
Nei Grade Aeolinnes ......... ....."..,.Half Price
1N Grade Aeolnnes .,.......,...... .....Hal Price
56nch Fancy Crlavenetted Mohairs ...... Half Price
$500 Grade SIX Warp Batste ........... Hair Price
Grey and black and white sultings GENUINE. Hair price
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
Oklahoma Comes in
With Big Dowry.

\ KLAHoMA will not come into
the Union empty.hsnded, Here
,sr, of her dowry:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
Notions, oilet Goods

These little staples are rarely sold at special
prices And when they are it mean. crowd
ed aisle. The Sale will continue all week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

Pearl eur links use values for %. use
Pearl hat pins, an colors. regular
Joe Tor .....f.......,,..... Sc
Fancy hat pins values from 35c 10
Soc, your choice ................ 25e
Pearl necklaces each one comes IN
single box. the soc and 15c
values Tor Observation-Disclosures. 25e
Pearl shirt waist sets. an endless
variety values up 10 75c. choice
TOT stss,ss.sss...t..s.. l0e
Paper folding fans at half price
during the round UP sale values
from 25c 10 i5c .....hAlF PRICE.
Stationery. any Of our Sc and zoe
a box stationery Tor a box ..... 25s
odd envelopes. regular i5c for ..., 30
odd paper by the Quire, regular
zoe lor 'f'.....t't......t. &c
Toile, soap 9 cakes In a box. an
odors rose violet. Caination and
the genuine Cosmo Buttermilk.
regular 25c a box. FOR ..,......, Zoe
AZ cube pins. white or black 5000. &c
Sc lace pins white or colors ...... is
3 FOR Sc bat pins white or black. ie
ioc and i5c a dol pearl buttons
dozen .,.........-t-t -.s-,....... sc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

Silk
.PeAiicoats.
The reduction. in SILK
PettieOat. are causing in
tersshne comment One
hs. begun to tell another.
Two hundred silk petit.
coats. many beautiful
styles. some with deep
nounce tucked. some with
accordion pleats and ruch-
ing others with shirred
nounce, some heather
bloom underlay: others
with tbs all-siik under
lay, All the new and de-
sirable shades. navy. Law
ender, lilac. pearl hunters
green. sage. and many Of
the changesble effects.
others In the fancy stripes.
$500 TO 1915 .....t3.s5
1895 To tS.55 .....f5.00
5000 TO Sl2 .5o...S7. IS
$500 10 S2O.O0....SiO.0 90
one hundred wash
ginehams and cham
bray petiiroats with
extra deep double
section hounce. with
three tucks. These
are all home made
skirts. Regular tl.Ni
STYLES. Special
Roundup ...... si45
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

CFINE RIBBON SALE-Wide Ms.,alins Rib
bon for hair bows in the newest shades-also
splendid wash ribbOn-5 to 6 IL niche. wide,
reeulr. 4Oc and Soc value. for ......,.....
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

ljc ohlld's supporters in blue pink
ana blach Tor recommendation, Zoe
l5c sleeve protectors ............ Zoe
l5c hair pins Recommendation. Zoe
JUG mar pms .....''t............, Sc
5o hair pins : tor ,,............... Sc
Joe hooks and eyes .............. Sc
Be hook and ewes. for ............ Sc
&c hook and eyes ................. 10
l5c skirt and wais, holder ....... Sc
lbc box bone or shell hair pins. Toe
25c hair retainers IN shell color Zoe
zoe ladies' supporters IN blue pink
and black for .........,,....... zoe
sosodoni tooth wash Res go "a.
TOT '-.''. .-.''.... '.--.-.... S5e
Tor Sc Ironing Wax. Tor each. is
2 for &c, tape white or black
each '.''''-. ..'....-.-....,,, le
&c shoe laces. pairs for ......... Sc
ijc yard featherbone for yard ..... ios
lOo and lJc feathersItch braids.
each ..t................ Sc
Skirt braid kinds i5c and sc.
Tor .,,..-....... ..........-...,.. Sc
l0c silk shoe laces for pair........ Sc
l5c shields. viii wash for pair. Zoe
Toe curling irons Tor .............. Sc
ijc curling irons Tor ...........,1os
Be- toilet pins, for ............ Sc
Dc straight pins Tor ........-.... Sc
Zoe cubs pins white or black. for g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

S~0.UU DHtIS, pI4,(0.
BEAUTIFUL EToN SUITS
Eton suits 10 pale blue grass
linen and also green grass lin
on braided iu white: skirt
trimmed. coat made with three
fourihs sleeve. ii2 80 suit for 81 IS
PRINCESS eoWNs-white dot
ted Swiss Princess Gowns
handsomely trimmed with Val.
lace and insertion, nj ........ SIS 50
SLIGHTLY solLED sulTs-An
slightly soIlei linen Jacket suits 40
greatly reduced prices.
SHIRT WAIST DRESSES
White Persian lawn shirt waist
dresses. trimmed Wllh eyelet
embroiderv Tor .......,...... - 70
WALKING SKIRTS Gray mix
lures. all-wool novelty cloths,
handsomely tailored stitched
and self strapped Regular
,s.75 skirts Tor ......t......' ~. 70
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

NN.' A q. 90 q -
BOYS wash linen suits In
white and colorcd-the
complete line at halt
prices These goods axe
the best values on the
market. being the Reg
gotta make. which means
second TO none as 10 quail
ity. ht. workmanship and
style. Sizes - 20 3 years.
CHILDREN'S COATS.
White serge and white and
colored fancy linens, an az
half price. Sizes ? 20 o
years
BOYS WOOL SUITS
The entire stock Of wool
suits are included In this
round up sale These suits
will be- sold at one-fourth
less than regular prices.
The showing includes
many well selected md
suappy styles. Mothers Tho
have bought the sam
peck suits for their boys
win be- glad 90 take advan-
iaee Of this offer Sizes ~
90 10 years.
GIRLSWHITE DRESSES
Every girl loves a lew
white dress. There Is
not reason why girls should |
not be able 20 have a pref
~ dress al prices within |
the means ~ parents The
prices run Sl.9j TO s.. Made |
with nice fun skirts and |
wide hens. lace and en-
broideIy trimmed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-19

Millinery Opening
At Rahilly's Friday and Saturday,
Sept. II and %.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-19
CLUB OPENING FIXED
The Date Will Be Sept. rs and Every
Business Man of the City Is
Invited.

Definite arrangements have at last
been perfected for the opening of the
new commercial club rooms and the
event promises to be one of the most
important in the history of the Or
ganization. The opening will take
place next Tuesday evening and will
be marked by a smoker and reception
which all the business men of the city
are expected to attend. No individual
invitations have been sent out as it
was feared someone might be missed
if this plan were adopted, but a gener-
al invitation is extended to all the
merchants and professional men of the
city together with any visiting BUSH
ness men from other places who may
be here and a crowd which will throng
the rooms is expected.
There will be nothing very formal
about the opening according to the
plans which were made at a joint
meeting of the entertainment commit
tee and board of trustees held yester-
day. The affair will be on the order of
a smoker, and the guests will be ex-
pected to come and go as they please.
During the evening a series of short
addresses will be given by number
of the prominent business men of the
city. In the course of these talks the
history of the commercial club, since
its organization, will be traced and the
many advantages of belonging to such
an organization will be fully brought
out. In addition the speakers will dis
cuss the work of the club and the
benefit it is doing the city at large
especially the commercial interests.
Light refreshments of some kind will
probably be served during the even
ing. which promises to be a very en-
joyable one.
Everything is now in readiness for
| the opening, The diningroom furniture
which is very handsome, has arrived,
and the rooms are completely fitted
up. The Broadway billiard rooms have
been connected with the club rooms
SO that members of the club can con-
veniently enjoy the game at any time.
In order to give the ladies an OPP
portunity to view the new rooms at a
time when there will not be such a
| large crowd present as is expected
next Tuesday evening, it has been de-
cided to hold small reception for the
club members and their families at a
later date which is yet to be announc-
| ed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-19
FELL FROM A SCAFfOLD
A Carpenter Died as Result Of In
juries From Fall Yester-
day Afternoon.

Failing from the scaffolding Of a
building at Fifteenth streeI and First
avenue north, Barney Byrne, car
penter employed by Bowers Bros, sus-
tanned injuries which proved fatal.
Byrne, who is a man about 40 years
old, and whose home is in Osakis, was
working on the exterior of the resi-
dence, which Bowers Bros. are erect
ing. He needed some nails and start
ed to descend from his perch on the
scaffolding, about fourteen feet above
the ground.
In doing so he placed his foot on a
cornice. The cornice gave way and
he fell to the ground, sustaining ser
ious injuries to his right side and
about his head. He was taken to DIR.
Weible's office for treatment and later
was removed to the county hospital,
where he died at o'clock this morn
ing.
The body was taken in charge by
Luger and will be shipped this even
ing to Osakis. Byrne had been work
ing in Fargo since the first of May.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-19
SAFEBLOWN At KINDRED
Little Funds Were Secured by the
Observation-Disclosures Purchased
at the Davenport Store.

The office safe at the mill of Rustad
& Kresse situated a mile south of
Kindred was blown open and the con-
tents of the vault amounting to the
small sum of 50 was taken. The work
seems to be that of professionals. Nit
roglycerine was used and the safe
door blown entirely off. A number of
tools were found scattered about the
Office this morning but no direct clue
to the robbers has been found. This
same Office was robbed of 81 in a
similar manner some years ago.
1t is believed that the rifling of the
safe was the work of three strangers
who purchased bar of soap and
two candles at the Borderud store at
Davenport. Both soap and parrafin
appear to have been used in the pro-
cess of injecting the nitro glycerine
into the small space between the safe
door and the walls of the safe. 1t
appears that the clerk who sold the
soap and candles filled a similar order
some time ago in one of the northern
towns of the country and the goods
were used at that time in a safe blow
ing escapade; and by reason of this
several of the Davenport merchants
as we'll as the bank authorities were
promptly notified of the purchase. The
strangers remained in town but a few
minutes.