Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21

Cold Mesh Bags-Edholm, Jeweler.
Suaolph =. swoboaa. Public Accountant
Einshart. PHOTOGRAPHER, 18th & FaraAnh
Ws.kup Real Estate CO., eos Paxton BIZ.
heyn, photo, removed to Is and Howard.
-aaits0Is Life-Polisiss. sight drafts at
maturity. H. D. Nicely. manager. Omaha
Vote for 6oodley =. BEuoksE Tor council
u.an OF the Fifth ward on the democratic
ticket.
W. r. TAonas, bOa First National Bank
btdg., lends money on Omaha real estate
"a sums Of $500 to $4,000. Prompt service.
FOR waRs-Earners the monthly repay
insnt plan Of home loans is surest, cheap
est, quickest. Nebraska Savings and Loan
Association. 1909 Farnam street
Land 500 An Acre-Louis Doll has
bought the forty-scre tract west OF Elm
wood park, between Pacific and Leaven-
worth streets. for 5000. The property was
secured through the Chris Jensen Realty
company
Esvo you got = chance on the Fidelity
and Casually compsnys accident policy
being ratified at the Elks' fair? The one
that pays S1O9 a week the rest of your life
for acknowledgements by H. E. Palmer,
Son & Co?
Knox Holds NO Prayer I~1eetins-on &C
count of the Calvin memorial service at
the Lowe Avenue IPresbyterian church
wednesday evening the congregation OF
the North Presbyterian church will hold
no prayer meeting on that night. Many
of the members of the latter church will
attend the Calvin memorial services.
Federal Grand Jury-The federal grand
jury was empaneled Tuesday afternoon al
1880 by Judge w. II. Munger. The jury
was formally instructed as to it's duties
and ". W.. Burdick. a banker Of Herman
was appointed as foreman. Balliff David
Miller has been assigned to duty with the
grand jury.
Frank Wolf to nest at st. LouisEThs
body of Frank Wolf, % years of age, who
died Monday morning at the Omaha Gen.
eral hospital, is to be taken to st. Louis
Tuesday evening for burial. Wolf Wish.
nuff. an uncle of the dead mar and 5
resident OF st. Louis, is in the city anc
will the body. VOLTS mother
VINO lives in Mississippi, will meet the fun.
eIal party at st. Louis and attend the SER
vice and burial there.
Reception at Shops Postponed-The date
OF the public reception at the Union Pacific
shops has again been postponed. A. l.
Mohler, general manager of the Union Pa
cific, has decided on Saturday as the day
for inviting the general public OF Omahl
to visit the schops to inspect the new plan
for which Hartman has spent several mil
lion dollars. Some of the machinery is no
installed and the public reception is post
poned until a later date.
Ysiser Dismissss Els Cause.-The $40, 0ot
damage case VI Frank II, Hoagland, ad
minlstrator of the estate Of Ralph Waldo
Hoagland against the Burlington, whicl
has been on trial in the United States cir
cult court for q day and a half, came L
an abrupt termination Tuesday, by thu
attorney for the plaintiff. John o. Yeiser
Diminishing the case without prejudice. TIL,
petit jury was excused until Thursda!
morning, no other cases being ready 70
trial.
Two Patients Lsavs Hospital - Tw,
PATIENTS Of ST. Bernard's hospital at Council
Bluffs may be in Omaha. The police hav
been advised that two women, Lottie Fad
den and Mary Liskiey. left the institut
Monday night and took a street car 70
Omaha. The officers watched the bridg
while the cars were running and have bee
Instructed to apprehend them II they ar
seen. here. st. Demands hospital is
ssnitarium. in one ward Of which insan
persons are kept.
Lorsnso Crounse Rallies Again - Ell
Governor Lorenzo Crounse, who was 1
for som time recently with double pneu
monia. had a serious setback in his re