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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-05-06
No. Is

Hon. Ramon Sanchez, una dc
las tiguras mas prominentes y res
petadas en- Ia parte sur de este con-
dado, residente en- Penasco, visit6
Ia plaza 81 martes con negociOs
personales.
Rev. Lucas Martinez z hiJo, Do
Terra Amarillo, visitaron nuestro
vale Ia semana P. P. con motive
del Presbiterio de Santa Fe, que
tom6 lugar en- Ranches de Taos en-
estos dias.
De Cerro, visitaron la plaza con
asuntos ante la Corte de Distrito
el famoso Leon dc Cerro, hon. Epi
MEMO D. Leon y los Sres. Luis R.
Montoya, Nicolas salazar y Sam
Young
Don Juan N. Casias E hija, Ia
viuda de Guillermo Martinez Z
hiios, Sc hallan en- esta desde aver
con negocios de entrada de domici
lilo. HOY deben regresar para su
hogar dc Black Lake, n. M.
Max. Yallelos, de Pima, estuvo
en- la plaza en- esta semana para sa-
car su divorcio de su esposa Tere-
sta Garcia, cuyo divorcio SO le fue
coneedido por la Corte de Distrito,
ahora en- session.
De Pima, este condado, yimos en-
la plaza en- esta semana, a los Sres.
Antonio Jose Macs, Jesus Ma Ba-
rela, Simon Gonzales, Fernando
Arellano y Luis Gonzales, todos
ellos con uegocios ante la Corte.
Del Vale de Costilla, tranzaron
negocios en- la plaza y ante la Cor
te de Distrito, los Sres. Juan Ma.
Yialpando y Manuel MARQUEE.
su negocio era sobre los terrenos
que Sc hallan en- pleito en- ese H.
gar
Don Enrique Martinez y esposa,
de Black Lake, N. M. vinieron el
lunes a esta con negocios persona
les. El joyen Enrique y su Sra.
madre bautizaron 4 IN hijo de AL
fonso Mares 81 domingo, al que Sc
le puso por nombre Enrique Girls
tobal.
De Uostilla, Sc hallan en- esta
con negocios personales, los sres-
Antonio Jose Arellano y familia, y
Limo TruiilIo. FL senior Truiillo
nos informa que 81 superinteudente
de escuelas nombro 4 los siguien-
tes Sres como directories de escue-
las del distrito escolar No. 81: Ii
no Truiillo, Juan de los Reyes
Y Victor Quintana, to-
dos ellos por Ell termino de un ano.
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Aviso Is por estas dado, que ha-
biendo arrentado Ia Merced de
Ranchos del Rio Grande, desde hoy
nadie podra pastear ninguna clase
de animales en- los trechos de dlcha
merced sin mi consentlmiento, ba
10 pena de la ley a cualquiera per
soma que sin mi conaentimiento
pastee animales en- los tergenos do
la merced referida. Lo que pongo
en- conocimiento de todos para 50
propio gobierno.
Don. Graham
2t. Taos, N. M.
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La Junta del PreSbiteriO de San
ia Fe.

Sc abri6 ell martes pasado, 26 de
Abril, a las 7.30 p. m. en- Ranches
de Taos, con un sermon por el pre-
sidente cesante, Rev. Gabino Rem
don.
Los siguientes ofciaIes fueron
escogidos: Presidente Rev. J. S.
Russell; Secretario, los ancianos
Benedicto Sandoval y EIiseo @.
C6rdova; int6rpete Gabino Rendon
Y Ylctoriano Valdez.
Los siguientes ministries estaban
en- atendencia: Samuel Magill, Ra-
ton; J. s. Russell, Roy; Manuel
Madrid, Mora; Dir. Moore, Taos;
Gabino Rendon, Santa Fe. A
causa de enfermedad y larga dis
tancia faltaron los Reverendos Nor
man Skinner, j. M. Whitlock, Geo.
7. Needles, r. O. jackson.
Las siguientes igleslas fueron re-
presentadas por los siguientes an
cianos: Iglesia espanola de Las
Vegas por Benedicto Sandoval; Ell
Rito, por Manuel Sandoval; Petaca,
Pedro Giron, Chimay6 por Teoflo
Ortega; El Quemado por Eliseo 9.
Cordova; Rincones por Cipriano
Dominguez; Elnbudo por Rubel
Salazar; segunda de Ration por Ju-
lian B. Torres, Taos; Vicente F.
Romero, Ell Rancho Jacobo Mon
dragon; TERRA Amarillo, Lucas
Martinez.
Estaban en- atendencia ademas
los eyangelistas locales que no re-
preseotaban iglesias: Victoriano
Valdez y Abel Sandoval. Estos to-
nian derecho al suelo pero no voto
El evangelista Eliseo c. Cordo
va fue ordenado ministro.
Comisionado Ministerial a la
asamblea General que SO reunira
en- Atlantic City, N. J. e 10 de
Mayo deeste aho, Gabino Rendon,
principal y Manuel Madrid, SUI
plente.
Anciano para la misma con de
recho de voz y voto; Julian B. To-
rres, principal y Y. Valdez Su
Dlente.
La siguiente reunion regular del
Presbiterio de Santa F6, Sc verifi-
cara en- las Vegas, N. NJ.
En- las reuniones populares tent
das en- connection con el Presbiterio,
las siguientes personas presentaron
buenos discursos: El microbes a
las 7.3O P. m. "nuestra parte en- las
misiones extranjeras" por Y. Val
dez; 'sLas escuelas en- Puerto Rico
por la Srita. NJ. f. Thomkins; " La
palabra de Dios permanece para
siempre" por el Rev ]. S. Russell.
El iueves a las 7.30 p. m. LA
cantina Sc debe de retirar" por el
Rev Gabino Rendon. "Misiones
domesticas' por 81 Rev. Samuel
Magill.
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SUBI0 AL CIELO.

Salome Aguilar es el nombre de
una angelita que remont6 su vuelo
al cielo Ell dfa 30 de Abril 1Itimo,
hiia de los esposos Juan J. Aguilar
y Ma. Nicanor de Aguilar, en-
Trampas, este condado. La ange
hta contaba apenas nueve meses de
nacida.
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CUATRO MILLONES DE
ACRES ABIERTOS A EN-
TRADA.

Washington, =. q, Abril 23.-
El Presidents Taft ha tirnado Ia
primera de las proclamas que pro-
yeen para la Fertilization dc terre-
nos en- las horestas nacionales, las
euales eliminan cuatro milIones dc
acres de las reservas horestales y
las haeen disponibles para entrada
de domicilio. Mas de 80 600 acres
son ordenados afuera de Ia tloresta
nacional de Pecos en- Nuevo Mex
leo
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AvIso

Aviso es por estas dado, que yo,
el abaio frmado, no sere response
ble por ningdn desvio, eqnivoco 9
coenta que haga mi esposa lsidors
G.. de Gonzales, i Ia yez que ella
abandon6 mi casa sin motive algu
no, mas one para seguir sus capri
chos Z inclinaciones malas que ella
puede tener
Francisco Gonzales 5 Medina
r. o, Llano, n M
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Mr.. Gerson Gusdorf, de esta, re-
cibi6 81 martes la .triste noticia de
la inuerte de su Sra. madre, dona
Sophia GusdOrf, la que falleci6 en-
Dortnund, Alemania, el dia II de
Abril dltimo. La fnada era tam
bien la madre del hon. Alex Gus
dorf, de esta, y hermana de A.
Stab, de Santa Fe. ZIP.
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ULTIMA HORA.

Actualmdnte y a la hOra de II
en- prensa, fue escogldo 81 jurado
en- la causa de Francisco NJ. '
Martinez en- su querella pOr asalto
on IA per ona de Herrera, en- Ques-
ia. El resuItado en- el pr6ximo nd.
nero.
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information Local.

pas6 4 suscribirse a este semanaric
ell lunes.
Don Marcos Valdez, de Arroyt
Hondo, tranzo negocios en- Ia plazi
durante la semana.
Ursulo Gonzales, de Llano, tam.
bien Sc halIa en- la plaza con asuntol
ante la Corte de Distrito.
Hon Lucas Dominguez, de Pc
nasco, SO halla tambien en- la plazs
con asuntos personales.
Hon. Antonio c. Pacheco, Dc
Arroyo Seco, tambien tranz6 nego
clos en- la plaza 81 martes.
Hon. Higinio Sanchez, de AFRO
70 seco, SO halla en- Ia plaza como
espectador a la Corte de Distrito.
El j6ven lose D. Fernandez, de-
Penasco, Sc halla en- esta con nego
clos ante la Corte de Distrito.
Don Seferino Martinez, de LA
no, Sc halla en- la plaza con negocios
ante la Corte de Distrto.
Solomon Ortega, de Llano, visi-
to la plaza en- esta semana con ne
gocios ante la Corte de Distrito.
Mariana Sanchez, de Trampas,
tambien estuvo en- la plaza en- ests
semana con negocIos en- la Corte.
Don Eulogio Aguilar, de Tram
pas, vino la plaza el lunes cor
negocios antes la Corte de Distrito
Hon. Juan B. Ortega, de Cha
misal, Sc halla en- esta con asuntos
ofciales como comisionado de con
dado.
Los hermanos Miguel Y Lebi
Gonzales, de Penasco, Sc hallan en-
esta con negocios ante la Corte de
Distrito.
Hon. Alejandro Martinez z hijc
R6mulo, de Questa, tambien Sc ha
Han en- la plaza con negociosperso-
males y oticiales.
Hon. Antonio B. Trujillo, Pre-.
sidente Comisionado, tambien tran
70 negocios en- la plaza durante 10
semana.
Don Vidal Sanchez, de Penasco.
tambien tranz6 negocios en- la pla
"a y en- nuestro despacho en- esta
semana.
Nuestro buen amigo y suscriptor,
senior Albino Quintana, de Ortiz
Colo, Sc halla en- esta con negocios
personales.
Manuel MARQUEE, del vale de-
Costilla, estdvo en- la plaza durante
Ia semana con negocios ante Is
Corte de Distrito.
Don Rosendo Sanchez, de Pc
nasco, estuvo en- la plaza durante
la semana con negocios ante la
Corte de Distrito.
Hon. Jose M. Medina, de AFRO
20 Seco, OK Tesorero de Condado,
Sc halla como asistente Tesorero
con Ell Sr. Dionicio Martinez Jr.
Marcelo Romero, de Talpa, h.
sido nombrado diputado inspector
de caminos por los precintos Nros
3 y 10 Q sea Talpa y Ranches.
Benito Roybal, de Penasco, vino
a la plaza Ell martes con negociof
ante Ell gran iurado como testigc
en- una causa criminal de Rincones
De Llano, estuvi6ron en- la plazi
el martes con negocios ante la Cor
te de Distrito, los Sres. Fermin Es
quibel, Juan Mondragon Y Elfego
Benavidez.
Sc hallan en- esta con Degocio
personales y ante Ia Corte de Dis
trito, el hon. Francisco NJ. y Mar.
tinez e hijo Esquipula, de Cerro,
este condado.
Miss Anita Smith y hermanos,
Juan y Fred, hiios del Sr Abran
Smith, de Penasco, estuvi6ron en-
la plaza en- esta semana de vista a
parientes y amistades.
Hon. seferino Martinez, de
Black Lake, N. NJ. Sc halla en- esta
con negocios ante la eorte de dis
trito, en- el asunto de Ia muerte Dc
su sobrino Maximiliano.
Francisco Macs y familia, de Cos
tilla, estuvieron en- Ia plaza el III
mes con negocios ante Ia Corte d.
Pruebas, cuya corte estuyo en- Sc
sion regular el lunes y martes.
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LIOENGIADOS.

Los siguientes SO hallan aten
diendo a la Corte de Distrito, abo-
ra en- session: Voorhees,, de Ration;
F.,C. Willon, de Santa F6; 9. ..
Catron, Santa Fe; Geo. Volnery
Howerd, Santa F6, A. B. Renehan,
Santa F6 y William Nc Kean, de
Taos
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Ortegs, la corte ha hJado para au-
diencia dc Ia misma manana saba
do.
En- la aplicaci6n de la Taos Val
ley Land Co, F. G. Wilson, abo.
gado:por los prOtestadores pidi6 a la
cofte que la misma fuese desecha-
da con el perniso de volyerla a re
iDstalar
En- la causa de Juan p. Romero
VS.. Cayetano Sandoval y Dolores,
su esposa, la corte a ordenado que
la misma sea referida a la sonora
Me Niltt para tomar el testiInonio.
CAUSAS CRIMINALES.
La causa del territorio VS.. Ma.
laquias Cortes y Gregorio Garcia
(por robo de un novillo) fue desc.
chada por mocion de Voorhees,
Ell territorio VS.. Jose Florencio
Chacon la causa fu6 puesta para
ser investigada.
La causa del territorio VS.. Lean
dro Martinez, fue desechada con
permiso de reinstalarla.
FL territorio VS.. Juan Sabala,
por robo de caballos, la misma ha
sido continuada hasta arrestar al
demandado.
La causa del territorio VS.. Juan
Vigil, 9. Arguello, E. Gomez y
Bonifacio Cisneros, Ia misma fue
desechada con permiso de volverla
a reinstalar.
La causa del territorio VS. de
Carlos Gonzales, la corte ha fjado
el dia 5 para en]uiciar al acusado.
El territorio VS.. Jesus Gomez
por asesinato, continnado.
FL territorio VS.. Benjamin Ma
drid por asalto con intenci6n do
matar, ha sido continuada hasta
arrestar al acusado.
El territorio VS.. Juan Chiquito
Truiillo la corte ha fjadO 81 dia s
para investigarla.
GIVE
En- la causa de MaximiaDo Va.
llejos VS.. Teresa G. de Valle]os,
por divorcio, la Corte despu6s de
oir las evidencias del actor le con.
cedi6 decreto de divorcio, guardia
MIA Y custodia de dos ni1os.
LICENCIADOs.
Los slguientes SO hallan aten
diendo a la Corte de Distrito, abo-
ra en- session: Voorhees,, de Ration;
F. Q. Willon, de Santa F6; G. ..
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OIVIh

En- la causa de MaximiaDo Va.
llejos VS.. Teresa G. de vallelos,
por divorcio, la Corte despues de
cir las evidencias del actor le con-
cedio decreto de divorcio, guardia
MIA Y custodia de dos ninos.
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Cortes unes Medina pOr abs asaado in
de Mayo abro entado natar Juanita NJ de
Cor lie Dstro Judica Dor Gonzales dsparandole
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03
SUES FIRM ALLEGING FRAUD
Edward l.. Garner Files suit for
$4,000 in Lieu of Horses He
Never Received.

Edward L. Garner OF Fayette county,
Iowa, through his attorneys. Smyth. Smith,
e. Schall, Thursday morning, filed in
the office of the clerk of the United
States district court, petition seeking
damages from ]. Sidney Smith and others,
Of Omaha. in the amount OF $4,000. Garner
alleges that on March 81. 1910, he was de-
frauded by the men whom he names as de-
PENDANTS A trade was arranged, he says,
as a result Of which Garner decided to the
defendant parties a stock of goods valued at
81. 900 and thirty lots in Des Moines, Wash
Ington. In return he was 10 receive 1000
range horses in Coconnino county, Arizona
OF which Smith and another OF the defend
ants, named Perry, claimed to be the
owners The deed TO the horses was not
Forthcoming when demanded OF them, nor
were the Omaha men willing TO return the
deeds which Garner had given them, he
AYERS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03
SATURDAYS FINE GKOCEKT Values

Benefits Best Coffee,
per pound ........3 0c
Benefits Capitol Coffee,
ID. package for -. FAC
Benefits Ideal Coffee,
per pound .22c
Benefits Excelsior
Flour, per sack .$1.S5
and 80 stamps.
Teas: B. +. Japan, Oo-
long, Gunpowder, Eng
lish Breakfast and Cey-
Ion .reas, CSC values,
at, pound -. .58c
Same kinds, the csc VAL
use, at, pound ..s.s4Sc
Tea Siftings, pound pack
age, for ......... .12c
Benefits Capitol Pepper
a Id. can for .10c
and 8 stamps.
Hulled Beans, wit h
chicken, can ..... .15c
Lima Beans with chick
en-, can ........... zoe
Monarch Cut Asparagus,
large can for .25c
and 10 stamps.
Capitol Baking Powder,
Alb. can for. .13c
and 10 stamps.
Noodles, two packages,
for :. .10c
and 10 stamps.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03
RECOUNTDOESNTC OUNTNOW
Shallenberger and Flynn Say Roose,
welt Makes it Pale.
FORGOT TROUBLES YESTERDAY
DahIman Also Discarded His Political
Affairs for the NOnce and Planned
to Give Warm Greeting TO
Distinguished Guest,

Recount doht count at an. as against
this man OF so much account" said Chair
man Flynn OF the democratic county COM
mittee, as he elevated his son and heir to
his shoulder to give him a glimpse OF
Colonel Roosevelt at the Burlington depot
Governor Shallenberger gave utterance to
practically the same sentiment a little later,
on his arrival in Omaha TO take part in
the congratulations TO the former president
And Mayor Dahlman felt the same way
ITS all off for the day" said the gov
ernor. with a wide gesture. and it will
stay off until our distinguished guest has
been sent happily away"
II don't know anything about what you
mention" said Mayor Dahlman. AT least
not today. by and BY, am going up to the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03

Omaha club to pay my respects to Colonel
Roosevelt and assure him that Omaha is
his today and tonight, from corner to cor
ner and across the circumference. He
owns everything he casts his eye on around
these diggings for twenty-four hours, and
he is ours, just as we are his II anybody
says recount to me today or mentions
politics, III make him lose his appetite.
Speaking in utmost seriousness, though,
Colonel Roosevelt is a figure Of the western
landscape, as we'll as looming big in the
national eye and mind, and while he is
among us his comfort and his wishes should
be the sole thing to engage our attention.
AS mayor, l am entirely at the service and
call OF the committee and the guest, and
shall assure him that every last man
and woman OF Omaha wishes him the best
that fortune holds, and that all the chill
dren are his enthusiastic admirers"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03

Marshalrs Kippered Her
ring, can zoe
and 10 stamps.
Sterling Gloss Starch, 3
Id. packages for. {. . 400
Cider Vinegar, Queen
brand, quart bottle. zoe
and 20 stamps.
B.W.H. Hubbard Squash,
15c can for loo
Snider's Pork and Beans,
large can .2Oc
and 20 stamps.
Cheese, full cream, per
pound ........... 25c
and 10 stamps,
Chicken Food, ID. &c
Peanut Butter, two Jars
and 10 stamps.
Seeded Raisins. pound
package, for :. .12h C
and 10 stamps.
Salad Dressing, Yacht
Club, for Acc
and - stamps.
Diamond Crystal Salt,
IA Id. sack zoe
Small Sweet Pickles, per
quart ............ 25c
and 10 stamps.
Small Sour Pickles, per
dozen ............ DC
Ivory Soap, six cakes.
Tor 2bc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03
Laborer Shot
for Kicking
Over Coffee
Section Hand Protests to Cook of
Flies in Coffee and Cook
Shoots-Victim Dying.

Because he complained over the presence
OF two files In his coffee Henry Wilson, a
Union Pacific section hand, lies in a dying
condition at st. Joseph hospital Wilson
was shot three times by w. NJ. Furlong,
q cook Of the section gang at Valley, Neb,.
about o'clock Thursday evening.
According to the version OF the affair
told by witnesses, Wilson protested to Fur
long in the course OF supper in the mess
car over finding flies in his coffee. In a
few minutes he left the car and about
that time Furlong procured his revolver.
AS Wilson was passing along the track
Furlong fired five shots at him, three
taking effect Wilson was brought imme-
diately to Omaha and Furlong was arrested
and also brought here to jail
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03

Wiggle Stick Bluing. 3
LOT ..s.'..s...... zoe
and 10 stamps.
Benefits Capitol Ex-
tract, bottle .1Sc
and 20 stamps.
Cornmeal. 10 Id. sack 1Sc
e. c. Flakes, three pack
ages, for Csc
and 10 stamps.
Hartley's Jelly Marmal-
ade, jar zoe
Gaillard's olive Oil, per
bottle ............ 24c
and 20 stamps.
Old Mission Ripe Olives,
per can .......... .I5c
Folks Tomato Soup, four
cans for ..........25c
Imperial Grape Juice, at
pint .............. zoe
SnidePs Cocktail Sauce,
and 10 stamps.
Tea Garden Preserves,
40c Jars for SOC
s. w. G. Table Syrup,
per can ..........12 c
and 10 stamps.
Benefits Bargain Soap.
nine bars for .25c
Blue Borax Starch, three
packages for ..... .35c
Cocoa Bars, fresh and
crisp, per pound ..12c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03
FIVE DEAF MUTES FROM
NEBRASKA TO ENTER COLLEGE
Nineteen Mute students from All over
Country VIII Take Course at
GalIaudet College.

or the fourteen students from all over
the United States who will, this year, enter
Gallaudet college, the only institution in
the country for the higher education OF
the deaf. five will be graduates OF the Ne
braska School for the Deaf The fortunate
Nebraska students are: Vernon Butter
baugh Of Liberty, Halle Vlasing OF South
Omaha, Eva Redmon OF Omaha, Nellie
johnson OF ong and stacia Kuta OF Co
lumbus.
Preparations are being made at the To-
cal institution nowaday for the opening Of
the fall term which occurs on September
q. The new building. in process OF con-
struction. viii probably not be ready for
use until well toward the middle of the
term. however. Two changes in the fac
ulty VIII mark the opening OF the new
year. Miss Helen Waite Of Wisconsin sue
ceeding Miss Shomber who goes 70 the
Kansas school and Robert Roach. a grad
uate of the local school and OF Gallaudet,
taking the place vacated by Miss Anna
johnson
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03
NOVELTY VENDORS INVADE CITY
Coming of Roosevelt is signal for
swarm of CurbstOne Merchants
with Buttons.

Coincident with the coming Of Colonel
Roosevelt 20 Omaha a delegation OF badge
vendors and curbs tone peddlers OF novelties
invaded the downtown section, Large but
tons, medium sized buttons and pins of
every description all bearing the smiling
likeness OF Roosevelt upon them formed the
stock OF the peddlers These enterprlslng
persons established themseh ss on all the
principal corners OF the central streets. The
sales were carried on at high rate
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03
AUGUST PROVES GOOD MONTH
Report from Weather office shows
Month Was Fairly Gracious Period
In Regard 10 Weather.

August weather is Indicated as having
been "A fairly gracious period, according to
the figures sent out by the weather de-
partment Thursday. The range OF tenn
perature was from So degrees. the lowest
to 50 degrees, the highest,
The coolest day was August PC and the
hottest August q. Twelve days were
clear, nine partly cloudy and ten were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03
Large, Rhinestone
Hat Pins

At the jewelry counter find this ex-
ceptonal bargain. Very large and
very brilliant Rhinestone set Hat
Pins, worth every penny of E0N
$1.00 each, on sale at ...... .VVO
PARASOLS AT HALF ..
To close out all the remaining stocks
we offer any parasol in che depart
ment at half off.
Wash Belting-worth S5c yard Sat
urday ............. &c per inch
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03
!. OMAHA MONEY IS WORKING
Comptroller Of Currency Issues His
Regular Call.
BANKS SHOW NO INCREASE
United states National Makes Good
t;Fi" in the Amount OF It's De-
tposits, but Others show
Falling OFF.
BANKS SHOW NO INCREASE

Omaha and South omaha's bank deposits
have decreased considerably since the comp
troller OF the currency called for a state
ment on June 30, and the difference is even
moro marked when compared with the
statement of q year ago today. when a
statement was made.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03

GIotals ,.,,.,.,.., ......., .tSo,lAAiA N1'zASlA
The First National did not complete the
figures on It's deposits In time to be I'm
cluded IN the totals.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03

cloudy. There was an excess of rainfall
for the month over the normal fall to the
extent OF LA inches.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03
Fruits, Vegetables

Don't put off your canning longer. We
have fresh supplies of best fruits daily and
prices cannot possibly be lower.
Colorado Peaches, fine Bartlett Pears, Direct
yellow fr oestone from Michigan-per
fruit crate aao peck go. ..... TOO
-,,r-.. $500. r.. California Grapes
$4,000 two lbs. for .15c
crate 80 ''''''TSc Egg Plant. large size
Jelly Grapes - Home for 80. ... go
grown, basket .25c Sweet Potatoes, h. 40
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03

0hambray presSeg-For girls to "A years; plain
material with plaid fold side front, open all
way down back long French waist 49,, $3.50
Rercais DresEeB-Fancy black patterns, also stripes
fold trimming, finished with pearl BUTTONS, open
all way down back, to IA years. at. $l.75
Girls GWoatOrU-For school, all wool worsteds,
to IA year sizes, double breasted shawl collar
two pockets red and white. ..,............ $3.50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-03
Big Sale Sample Shoes for Boys and Girls

Big Sale Sample Shoes for Boys and Girls
shipment expected the cdn
Saturday pairs large Massachusetts
lasts Stylish honestly made school shoes worth $3.50 $3.50 pair
practically the line going get
5S III; ;s $3.50 S155S195