Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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woboda-csrtiflad public Accountant.
lighting FiEtures-BurEess-aran Co.
Tor sais-Thirty shares United Wireless
At ss5. 2D3 street south Omaha
lsso-Hationai life Insurance. oo-lslo
Charles f. ADJ General Agent. Omaha
store Your Pine FurH IN moth proof
vaults Nominal cost. shukerts. g. Harry.
Dunn Sells his Homs-Captain Henry
w Dunn has sold his home In Kountze
place to a. Jetes for N1OO. The deal was
made by Norris g. Martin.
The Savings Habit once formed leads TO
independence. one dollar starts ac-
count with Nebraska Savings and Loan
Assn, los Board Of Trade Bldg. Omaha.
Dahlmanitsa BOOST Wise Memorial
President Flynn and other officers Of the
Dahlman club are distributing to their
friends books Of tickets for the fair in aid
Of Wise Memorial hospital. which opens at
the Krug theater Sunday evening.
Creighton Commencement Saturday
Right-The departments Of law, medicine
ana dentistry OK Creighton university Will
hold commencement exercises in the
Brandeis theater on Saturday night. There
ae eighty students in the graduating
4 sses.
H0loieEl TO Hhoot-Ine tOEl OIOOk Nfui
club will be guests OF the Omaha GuQ club
next Tuesday afternoon In a praebce
ehhoot to be held at the latter's grounds
across the river 1t Is desired that as many
Of the Omaha club as possible be present
al the shoot
Rates for Credit AGen-Notice of rates
for the Burlington's excursion to the an
nual meeting OF the National Association OF
Credit Men have reached the local head
quarters showing the fare for the round
str.p from Omaha to New Orleans. The
meeting will be held from May Il to p in
elusive.
Bonds Must Ne Ligted-Many inquiries
are coming into the office of the county
assessor as TO whether there must be listed
by individuals the stocks and bonds owned
by them in companies whose capital stock
is not assessed in Douglas county. The an
swer will be painful 1t is, yes, they must,
according to the assessor.
Prison worker at Station - Mother
wheaton, the author OF the book, Prisons
and Prayer, or A Labor of Love-" and a
constant worker among the women con-
fined in American prisons. was at the Bu=-
lington station Friday morning while en-
route from southern California to the east.
She carried with her some little cards upon
which was printed Arc Iou Oh 1OuE w Ay
to Heaven or Hell?"
Crook Post Camp Fire George Crook
Post No. 262, Grand Army Of the Republic,
will hold an open meeting and camp fire at
it's hall Friday evening, Twenty-fourth
street and Ames avenue. Colonel ]. H.
Presson, formerly commander of the Mil
ford Home, will be the principal speaker.
Fiye-minute talks will be delivered by-other
Grand Army men, interspersed with old
war songs The meeting will begin at 8
o'clock
A story Of the Columbia Rivsr-ThS
Union Pacific railroad has just issued a
handsomely illustrated brochure of 100
pages descriptive OF the Columbia river
and the scenery contiguous to 1t. The
work starts out with the history of the
discovery OF the river by Captain Bruno
Hecata, a Spanish explorer and navigator,
August 15, 1775. The book is Of thrilling
interest and is a valuable contribution to
the history OF the Pacific coast from its
historical and literary worth. The book
was written by Colonel Benjamin H. Bar
rows of Omaha during the interval of his
official duties as a federal official, and its
value was speedily recognized by the Union
Pacific Railroad company, which has ac-
quired the copyright from Colonel Barrows.