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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1898)
- rrA Tt T-r - * * Ailt crllftciiiciitii for UK-MI * column * 'it ' lie Inkrn until la in. for the nnil iinlll HiltO fur tiiorntiiK nnil .Sunday ciiitinuii. llnli'M , 1 J-kc" * word flrct Insertion ! lc n Miiril tlii-iVnrirr. > .Nntliln'u tnk.ru fur II-KH ( linn an'c ! fur JliiT IIrut lunar * tlon. 'flifne ailtertlfii-iuunt * uiUNt lu run ooimvcMttlt < ! > . AiUi-rllNi.-i-n ,1iy rr | tii-filliiK n limn- lieri'il check , cni Imtc nniitcm ml- drcHnvil ( n n ntiiiilicrcil letter In care > f Tinlire. . Aiiniti-ri BO itililri'iMtMl will lie dHlxcrcd oil ] irc cntiitloti of thr iik cin ! > - . SITL'ATIO.VS WA.VfEIJ. WANTED , plaeo by young mnn to woik for board. Inquire Dr. LUckiicll , 1401 Far- num. A-M419 2ij ELDERLY lady wishes n position as house keeper for widower. Address Y 42. Hoc. A-G10-23' WANTED , position by active , capable , cx- pprtencul man ; pernnncnt position more object than salary. Y 43 , Bee. A-11637 2S WAM'ED MALE HTM' . BAX.'US'ttlSX.l tnr KlK&ra--tltil'j * . moiuJi-nn'd expenses ! old nnn ; experience unneces sary. C. C. Bishop & Co. , St. Louis , Mo. - . . . . . . , . , . B-176 , , SALESMEN to neil omco specialties In Karsas and Nebraska ; fine side lines ; , aftf-nts mnlcoJ3.CiO : n day : ucd .by all mer chants. Model Mfg , Co. . Box. B , South Gcnd Ind. * , U-M5 A-21 TAILORS , attend. Dyhr'n cutting school : bout Mj'Htemn ; charges reasonable. 518 S. 13th , Omaha. B-M7CI S2 YOUN < 3 men. to leurn bnrvor trade ; only C to 8 weeks' required ; we give our gradu ates employment till they receive In wages as much as they-pay for tuition and ex- pens * ; * while Naming. St. Louis Barber Coltes,1 Odd yellows' bide. , ' cor. l > edge nitd 14th , Onmha , Neb. Prof. S. Hnndolph , Instructor. H-M101 S3 TWO-'clothlris1 fcafesmen wanted In Omaha and ono In each county In every state , to take orders fur our $5.00 to $10.00 made-to- measure sulla nnd overcoats ; live men without experience can make $150.00 per month ; If you can furnish satisfactory reference , we will furnish u comulutc sam- iple line and outfit and start you at work at onde. "For particular , address Ameii- can Woolen Mills Co. , Enterprise I3ulld- lqg , Chicago. . , Pj-Mlp : 89 * WANTED , nalesmen to sell toilet soap to dealers ; SKVJ per month salary and ex- , pensps : e\itrlence unnecessary Louis TJJrnat 'Cotit. . lAuM. Mo. ' < H-M4Q3 WANTED , an experienced man to canvass foe aj feather renovator , Address 'Motwell -AMslrli , Sterling , Nqb. II-MODO CO' , ' WANTED , a careful man for farm work this fall nnd winter. I.toiifie . on the place _ ff 'mnrrioa ' , uin. Apply to Theo. Wil liams , Benson , Neb. II M618 27 * WANTEa , fcxpcrlunced bushelmen , Ne- , brnsku Glut ) B-633-1'5 SALESMEN for cigars ; $123 per month nnd uxpt-iiscs , experience unnecessary ; per- mnik'nt position ? Inducements. Imperial ClKnr Co. , New York City. B-MC33 2C IF. JlOnERT EASTIN will communicate with his wlfo In Denver ho will learn of something to his advantage. B-MG47 2u WANTED. ncttVQ man ns manager estab lished onire buslneHM paving $1 wv yearly clear ; capital required , $250.42G N. Y. Life. D-.M61. 625 WANTED FEMALE HELP. for all kinds' bf work" : W to J7 wek. Canadian Olllce , 15 Douglas.C377 C-377 GCOO girl to help cook nnd chambermaid. Lnnge hi. lei. C04 S. 13th St. C 136 150. , .Tel. S75. Mull Oct20 EXPERIENCED girl for general hou e- \warki W'fi. 3tU.Aver ' { ; 'Qf5525 ' * WANTED , competent girl for general hwisewqrk. 11UJ So. 30th Ave. C-57G 25 ( WANTED , a good cook nnd Irnner ? ROG So. 20th St. C-C06 2C A 'SAIjESLAOY ' atwuilirf l with the cro'ck ' business. Address , with" city refer- ences , Y 4i , Bee olllce. C MC13 27 WANTED , girl to work In kitchen at Donin House , 422 S. ISth St. C-C31 GIRL for general housework ; family of 2. must , be good cook und laundress. $4 per \\oek. SIS So. 30th str. C M6I2 2s GOOD cook. S. E. cor. Jones & 3Sth. C-M6IO 2 WANTED , girl for general housework , inso Lmmet st. _ , , C-MCI4 yi WANTED , woman for laundry work. Wr C. A. hospital , corner Ninth street and Blxth avenue , Council muffs , lu. ' * " ' ' " - - $9.00 WEEKLY salary explaining to fam- i llles novel methods of.ltitrodwcliif ; house- T JioliF , Articles'without xobt V > purchaser. 42G N. Y. L'ffo bldg. - C-MC4G S25 ' . * . ' . , HK\T CUPIC-rho > is. , ? n'1 i < ttnPes all over city > ; / - " to * 7&i VJ' Kideltyr " ( ijrat iioor. " ' N. Y. Ife ! ! - D-57S HOUSES. 1 ( I3newa & Co. . 10S N. 15tlf SJ. HOUSES , stores. Bemls. Paxton block. D-5SO MOVING household goods and pianos , Omaha VaRj JUoraisaCa-l li ; $ Farnam , Tcl. 1659. D-Dbl FURNITURE and leasehold of n 7 and 13 - room modern flat for sale ; bargain : good location ; rent low. Bemls , Paxton block A FE\V COTTAGES. 426 JJoard Trade < - D-S SIODEHN , detached , nine-room housefnlce ; lawn , shade tr.ees , .choice location ; S529 Capitol nvemiec rental , J3TUW. Tel.673. . 11. 11 Roblsori , McCague Bldg. D CCS WITHIN three blocks of exposition. 1 rooms , suitable for rooming purposes ; also more suitable for restaurant , ace j _ N , Frcnzor , opposite old I * . O. " , 1J M9H SIX-HOOM modern hd""lU2 South llth ' TtrU4 FOR. RENT , several peed tinusea ' 3 to" rooms. G. L. Grcen 2S- Darker Bloclr. D-M10S FOR RENT Several largo desirable houses F. D. Wend , 16th and Douglas. D-553-28 CHOICE Br. tlat , 120 S. 23 st. CM Bee bld D-58U BENEWA'S residence to rent , 8230 Hurt. , D-MGJG FUR 1I003IS. VISITORS to the Transmlsslsslppl and In ternatlun.il Exposition wishing to secure comfortable quarters can PIIVO time and oxpenfco by writing to or calling upon the Olllci.il Information Bureau , 1319 Fnrnam St. , the only authorized agency of the Exposition management. Strangers on vkmval in Omaha can taXe street cars direct from any depot. Ollico open da - and night. E 5i6 ROOMS. $3.00 month. 191G Farnam . E-542 SO * PLEASANT rooms , cheap , central. 151 Davenport. E M7M S2 ROOMS , transients , ' 50o uprok ; J2 up , 814 N. 13th. K-M779-S3 FURNISHED ' ' rooms > 2.W n week ; - ft tooiriH for light hdui ' " " week. 1702 Webster. Webster.EM5J2 E-M5J2 S2 NICELY furnished rooms for transient * 2203 Spencer St. KounUe Hlnce * tp.X' , - . , niyir X' ' Iioaltlnn. t.- _ ; \im "jk m.i > i furnished rooms. 201 Davenport. E-MI07 ilcslredj-"s3l4 NJOth'st E-M374 Sli housekeeping. 1113 . .South llth. n noo.Ms AWU IIOAIID. TllE BENEriT JlbU3E-2lst.and Plnkney ata , nrty daiaMly furnlshfd rooms , one sfunri | > . , fr > < n the Arch Of the States : ' " " " " rverythtng 'now"und" nr t"clns s ; "tertns reasonable' . I' 3ST TMK MKKHtAM-rintt Class family hotel. Bthand Dodge Sta. F-5&S MRS. E. U SI'OTTS , 622 N , ISth et , nice cool rooms , gas , bath , lUstrClnc * board ; rates reasonable. -M455 B23 TAKE down that "for salt" or "for rent" sign In your window. The lice reaches more people In n day than will pass your nlndo'w fn a mdnthf'and. they consult these columns when they ant to buy or rent F-C5 EXPOSITION VISITOHS-The Saratoga hotel , European or American , $1.00 and up ; adjoins the grounds , Shermap nveji tiue rar line pap et the hou " ; summer rtsnrt style ; famlllps solicited : modern , cool , homelike ; baths , gas , piano and II- brary. Telephone U',4. Double parlors , hammocks , vnsi verandas , nark , seats In the stteet cars ; no dust : jolly people nnd croquet. Write or 'phone this minute ; special offer for those who do. F-.MMO AROE south parlor wlth-boarJ. 2C2 N. 13 , F-COI 5T FOR itn.vr ii.\riHMSiiin ; > IIOO.MM. UNTUnNISHED cliambers for house keeping to man and wife. 319 N. 17th. G-201 URNISHED or unfurnished single or en suite , by day or month. C21'4 S. 19th. roit ni\T yrunns&Mi OFFICES. FOR' RENT The 4-story 'brick1 building at ttlG Farnntfi St.This brtlldlntr had a hri - pi-oof cement basement , water on all ilnorc. gas , etc. Apply at the office of The Bee. - 1-010 DESK room. G. G. Wallace , 313 Brown Blk. 1-533 MICE store. Corner 21th and Hamilton. Ap ply 231S C.-ildwell , I-MIS3 FOR RENT , a good barn box stall cheap 1002 COBS st. I M740 N t ; . S. Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Inq. G04 Bee Bldg. S WAJTTED. \GENTS and branch mannpers ; salary or commission. Hunter Tailoring Co. , Cin cinnati. O. J M91T Oct-ll * OENTS. wanted , "Our Naval War With Spnln" comi > lete book including terms of peace , r"ady September 1. 700 pages Il lustrated ; outllt free. Address National Pub. Co. , Lakeside Bldg. , Chicago. J-M452-27 * WAJITBD TO UITE of two or three rooms , furnished , for light housekeeping In Omaha or the Bluffs. Address Kcwln , General Delivery , City. 'K 537 30 iVE have o tenant for n threp-story buUdinK suitable for manufacturing pur- jtos'ei" , In the wholesale or manufacturing district of Omaha. AVhat have you ? Quick. Y 0. Beo. 1C 433-29 STOHAGE. . ' 'ACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co. , M3- 910 Jones , general storage and forwarding. OM. Van & Storage , loll'.i Farnam. Tel. 1559. M-592 WANTED TO I1UY. F YOU are In need of anything try the Wunt Columns of The Bee ; UIPV will bring you what you want. N 8t > 7 > WNERS wishing to eell their property shofild list with us ; have numerous Inqui ries for cheap homes. Byron Reed Co. N-207 S13 WANTED Second-hand typewriter. Give name , number nnd price. Y 37 , Bee ; N 31570 WANTED , a good horstvchcap for cash. J , * W , Robblns , 1S02 Farnam St. N MB99 20 FOR t i CHICAGO FurnlUire-Ger-wIll sell furniture and 'stoves below 'cost ; i 'cot ' beds.t 75c ; mattresses , 50c ; pillows , 20c. 140S-10 Dodge. , 0-US31 85 SA.T.E HOUSES , WAGONS , ETC. VEHICLES all kinds. . .Prices Rrcatly re duced ; phactonottes , surrles , special bar gains. Crawford Co. , 1311 Jones. * P M7S2 82 FOR SALE , cheap , the prlvato team , car riage nnd hor.vps of Major I. R. Jones ; they can be seen at quartermaster's depot , U. S. army , 22nd and Hickory.P P Gil 20' ' SHETLAND pony and colt. 33W California St. P M6-J9 2b PAIR black , aged marcs , up drivers , sound , family horses ; also fresh cows and spring ers. See Dr. Turner , 1326 So. 24th St. / P-MG37 S3 * roil SAM : MISCEILAMOUS. liAllOESJ1 stock hardwood lumber , hog . feuuc , taxing brushes , etc. Chas. R. Leo , 9th nnd iJoUflati. . Q 293 HtJG,1poultry and lawn feaces ; all wire ; Is b > t. Wire Works , 14th and Harney. - * Harney.650 , -650 B.'HAAS , Florist , 1813 Vlnton , St. . Tel , 776 ; plaiiU. cut flowers , bouquets , hall'resi dence , uadding and grave decoratloua. Orders by mall or express promptly filled. B CAIIN and alto Cahn cornet. Marowltr , 41S N. 10th. Q-P53 FO'R'SALE. tn R.LP.AJN.S. for 5 cents .lit druggists ; uiie gives relief. Q 594 I HAVE 2 Remington typewriters thut _ will acll cheap. Frank E , lloores , City , Hal ) . - 0-M5 FOR SALE , Chase piano. 922 Douglas st. . v. . . Q-M7G5 S2 STAMPS , coins , bought , sold. Mortenson , 40J N , ICth : Q-M66S A30 100 KINDS mineral waters. Sherman & McConncll Drug Co. , 1513 Dodge St. Omaha. - Q M3S9 SIS T"OR SALE , 10,000 feet lumber , sheeting , ship lap , 2x4'and 4x4 ; been used 4 months , Ed T. Heydenr ? 2i N. ICth. Q-M7S4 S2 FOR 'SALE , reliable patent for state 01 Nebraska. AJdresg A , Bee ofiice , Councl Blhffa. . ' ; . > Q 543 FOR SATiE or trVideciiglnas , boiler pumps , .tlevatcrs , shilftingpulleyH , - pipe , valves and other machinery. bpraKiio Machine Works , 1216 Jonea St. Tel. ir 5. 5.Q511 A26 FOR SALE , St. Louis' lire brick , $14.00 per 41. Wm. J. Welshans. 'Phone 267. Q-3I59S Studcbaker wagon gear , used less than one year. $25.00 ; also sound 6-year-old muro at a bargain. Frank Hart , 53rd & Center Sts. Q 131-26 BUGGIES at 20 per cent discount , spol cash , for ono -week. J. W. Crawford Co. 1311 Jones St Q 130-2S BARGAINS In good second hand phaetons , rancords and end spring , top buggies at A. J. Simpson's , 1409 Dodge St , Q-433 FOR SALE , cheap , n patent on n starching machine. Address Y 3S , Bee. Q M5SS 2ir FOR SALE , 5 head fresh milk cows cheap. Call afternoon Jester's yard , 25th nnd Hurt St. Q2927 MISCKLLANEOl'S. TWENTY-FIVF. cents will buy the Jates publication illustrating the U. S. and Spanish navlrs , naval commanders , etc. ; almost IvX ) photographic reproductions , with a large man of the East and Wes Indies , at the cilice of The Bee. If or dcrcd by mall , nddrea * Navy Phatograpn Department , Omaha Bee , R 870 ANTI-MONQPOLY Garbage . .Co. , clean , cesspool * & { > rlvy vaults. C21 N. . 1C. Tel. 1779 , R-M512 S2 > I CLA1HVQYAXTB. VIENNA fortune teller , 18 yrs. In Omaha. Past , present und future. 1411 Ilow-ird st. i . . . 4. . _ ; _ MRS. . , FRIT2 , , clairvoyant l SOS N. 16th. e - - u - < iu 1IME. GYL&1ER7 nature's" "true palmist 16C6 Dodge st. 8-M5U 24 CljAlRVOYANTS. ' , ( Continued , ) _ _ MILTON , the. medium , who glvei such proofs every Sunday night [ nt Patterson's i hall | , can bti consulted dally at 1023 Dodge St. , corner 17th ; advices on love , marriage , divorce , changes , evil Influences and illsI eases ; In fact , anything .you want to linowi/gatlsfactton or no chartfu. Hours , 9 ti. m. to S p. m. S M571 20 MASS.tnn , MATHS , ETC. I BATHS , ladles only. Mrs. Porter. 203 Doug. ] Blk. [ T-120-S-9 I MASSAGE nnd baths : Indies nnd gentle ' man : magnetic treatment. M. BrlMon , 107 ] N. mil. T-M31K S15 MADAME SMITH. US North 15th Ftre t. massage : nnd baths ; room 2. T 577 25 * _ LAURA , ELLISON , baths , massage nnd ; magnetic treatment. 119 N. 16th , room 12 , upstairs. T " _ _ 461-S20" i IRS. . DR. LEON , electric massage bath parlors ; restful and curative. 417 S. llth , upstairs. T M512 2S BEATRICE 1IARLOW New tub bath. Massaeo nnd Swedish treatment. Ele gant. 110 N. 13th St. T-M5732 ! ) ' 1ME. AMES , 507 S. 13th , R. 10 ; massage baths. , T-M620 31' PERSONAL. IAVI CO. . 316 Bee building. U 597 0 RUPTURE cured for $ CO. No detention from business ; t ! years m Omaha. Caller or wrlto for circulars. Empire .Bupluru Cure , 932-933 New > York Life bldg. , Omaho- Ncb U-5'JS ILES cured In 7 to 10 days , without pain ; one treatment does the work ; call or send for clrciilais. The Empire Pile Cure , 9J2 New York Life building , Omaha. U-M919 V LARGE Map of. the World , one of Cuba and another of the entire West Indies , showing Cuba , Porto Rico , Haytl , San Domingo. Martinique and all the other West Indian Islands ; 10 cents , nt The Bee ofllce. By mall , 14 cents. Address Cubaa Map Dept. , Omaha Bee. U-S6S BATHS , massage. Mme. Post , 319U 3. 15th. U-59D SELLIE F. R > ley , mnnlcure , chiropodist , hair dressing. 415 'McCague ' Bldg. U-749-8cpt. 1 IOW to become lawful physicians , law yers , dentists or pharmacists. Lock box 19G , Chicago. U-M7G3 A6 lADIES' Turkish baths. Mme. Post , 319V5 S. lath. U-CW DOCTORS If you have money , brains nnd enterprise , but few patients , I may help you. Wrlto to X 24 , Bee. U M98G TILL IN'THE LHAD-Get your shoes half soled and heeled while you wait 13 min utes for 60c ; work guaranteed. 710 N. ICth. U-347 A30 PRIVATE hospital for ladles before and during coniinement. Babies adopted. Ex perienced physician In attendance. US' ! N. 17 St. , Omaha. U M1U4 611 HE Omaha Social club Introduces strang ers end makes them at homo ; furnishes correspondence. Call or address , with stamp. R " , S20 S. Uth. Allle Turney , mgr. U-M1S1 S12 'RIVATE hospital ; bam s adopted ; con finement cases taken. Mrs. Rlttcr. 2214 Sewnrd , tcl. 2J31 U-M350 S1G MARRIED ladles should eend 10 cents for valuable secrets. Box 324. Omahn. U-MG01 S2S * , ADIES' Bath Parlors. 220 Bee Bldg. Cabinet treatments $1 , electrical baths GOc. Telephone 1710. U-M333 REPARE FOR BUSINESS by attending the Capital City Commercial College or the Capital City School of Shorthand. Send for a catalogue to Mehan & McCauley - Cauley , DCS Mo.nes , Iowa. U MG34 2G MONEY TO LOAN REAI , ESTATE. WANTED , choice farm and city loant. R C. Peters & Co. , U. 6. Nat'l Bank Bldg. * W02 $100,000.00 1 special fund to 'loan on first-class Improved Omaha property , or for build- in sr purposes. Fidelity Trust Company. W 03 ! percent money. Bemls , Paxton Blk. W C04 $1,000 and upwards to loan on Umprovod property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Knrnam St. W-605 G PER. cent city and farm loan's. Garvln Bros. , ' 1613 Farnam St. W COO ANTHONY Loan & Trust Co. , 315 N. Y. L. ; quick money at low rates for choice farm lands In Iowa , Northern Missouri. East ern Nebraska , W 607 MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real estate. Brennan-Love Co. , 219 S. Ibth. W-C03 $200.00 and up. F. D. Wead , 16 and Douglas. W-Aug-25 THE UNION LIFE IUSURANCB COM PANY of Omaha , Neb. , has money to lend on Improved farming lands. Over Commercial National Bank , 16th and Far nam Sts. , W-9C3 S-7 REAL ESTATE and mortgage brokers nnd promoters should write for circular. In vestors' Directory Co. , New York.W9D7 W-9D7 MORTGAGES. Wnllnce , 213 Brown block. W M73J TO LOAN $273 on Improved real estate security at 8 per cent. Address Y 33 , Bee. W-K5 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY loaned on life Insurance policies , pianos , furniture , warehouse receipts , jewelry , horses , cows , etc. Duff Green , room 8 , Barker Blk. X SU16 DIAMOND loan offlce , JS15 Douglas ; ' unredeemed - deemed dfamonds , watches , etc , sold cheap , i 445-S-20 $10 TO $10.000 TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIA NOS , HORSES. WAGONS AND CAR RIAGES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , etc. , at lowest rates In Omaha , South Omaha and Council Bluffs. No removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you can pay the loan off at any time or In any amounts. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. . 306 SOUTH 1GTH. THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPORATED - CORPORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. X-609 MONEY loaned salaried people Holding permanent positions , with responsible concerns upon their own name , -without hccurltv ; easy payments , Tolman , R 70 < i , N. Y. Life bldg. X-610 BUSINESS CHANCES. WILL erect building on lot 60x150 on 24th St. , So. Omaha , Neb. , across from the nuw postottlce , for any llrst-class busi ness. F. J. Lewis , Room No. 22. Ware Block. Y 113 39 $700 Racket Store for sale for cash. Address Ed Johnson , Columbus , Neb. Y M420 30 * FOR RENT , store building 22x75 nt Syra cuse , Neb. , ( Irst-clabs opening for furni ture , upholstering and undertaking , or for I restaurant and confectionery- Information mation apply , Beckman & Rlsser , Syra cuse , Neb. Y M5S4 30 FOR SALE , coal business , scales , office furniture , building and sheds. Address L. Council , Norfolk. Neb. Y-3I612 27 * I FOR SALE , a good paying meat business , must sell Insldo of ten days ; reason for " selling , other business transactions out of town. C. N. Buah , 60S So. 13th. Y M62S 2S FOR SALE , n good business , genernl mer chandise stock , $ jOGOOO , In one of the bst towns In soutneasternjiart of state. Ad dress lock box No. 29 , Talmage , Neb. Y-M641 29 FOIl EXCHANGE. IF YOUR mortgage Is due I will trade clear lot for equity. X 46 , Bee. 2 206 613 I WANT to trade my Haiueom Park plact , easily worth $3,00ft , for clear farm of SC acres near good Nebraska town , in preferred : will take mortgage for dlff c - ence at 6 per cent. Address Y 4. Bee ' offlce. A QOOP lmproved farmnnd some money to trade for stock of shoes. Lock Box 14 , Hebron , Neb. Z-M63 81 * FOR SALE-RKAIj ESTATE. HOUSES ; , lots , farms , lanfls , loans ; also flro Insurance. Benilj , Paxton block. RE-812 , HAVE you some lots to sell ? Now Is the i ttme ] to dispose of thctn : let the people I know 1 that you want to dispose of them , The Bee reaches the people v\ho have the money. RE S66 FOR SALE , desirable residence lots , lllx 130 , in first-class location : ten minutes' vrnlk from court house ; cheap for cnsh. Address O 61 , Bee. RE-31707 $3M.OO FOR 6 full-sized lots on electric car line , J. M. Frenzcr , opp. old P. O. RE-M792 j FOR [ , SALE. Dallow's place , 15th & Martha I Ms , , J3.000 ; flno corner lot. Address 1016 I Chicago ' st. UE-M9C9 SS 'OR ' SALE , several smnll cottnpcs on the Installment plan : In good repair. Price $1,000.00 to $1.600.00. Terms. $ :5.00 to $100.00 down and from $15.00 lo $20.00 per month nt seven per cent until paid for. Wrlto mo nt once If you want ono of these nice homes. What's the use of paying rent ? Own your own house. Laboring men and clerko , take advantage of this opportunity Address X 44 , Bee. RE-54G-23 'OR SALE , three of the best lots In Hoff man Terrace add , on West Lenvenworth Rt. ; J100.00 will take them nil. G. B. Tzschuck , care Omaha Bee. RE 578 SI * FOR SALE , B-room house , lot 60xlG9 : big barn , largo cellar , all In best condition ; shade trees , splendid water , near school , 4 blocks from street car ; unlncumbered. Price , $ S09 , on payments or $700 cash. In- qulro at place , 4S17 Pqppleton ave. RE-MG002S * VALUABLE FARM for sale. 320 acres , highly Improved farm , In Greeley county , Nebraska , ono mile from O'Connor , live miles from Greeloy Center , the county seat : Ml under cultivation , nil fenced and crops-fenced with barbed wlru fence ; house , two-stories , 9 rooms , cellar ; two cisterns : wells nnd wind pumps ; tanks and pipes ; two barnc , each 30x40 feet , box stalls ; granaries ; corn cribs , and all nec essary out buildings , Including cnttle nnd Implement sheds. This Is perhaps the best Improved fnrm In Greeley county : title perfect : no Incumbrance. Terms will be made reasonable and will bo sold at n , sacrifice ; death of recent owner cause for selling. Address Joseph J. Kelly , 120 North 12th Street , Lincoln , Nebraska. RE-MG16 26 LOST. LOST , gent's gold watch , made by James Knbn. No. 10100 ; left in closet nt Union Pncinc. depot : liberal reward for return to"u7 P. Ticket cilice. LOST 799 " | LOST , a pair of nlcklo frame spectacles , doublelens. . Return to "rai Harney St. and bo rewarded. Allen Koch. Lost-C32-25 , OST , two rings In a , handkerchief on ex position grounds. Satisfactory reward If returned to 1141 So. 31st St. Lost 630-23 * LOS.T , black and white spotted conch dog. Reward for return to 1615 Doualas. Lost MG43 27 * , OST. pair gold spectacles at exposition Wednesday evening ; Under please leave at 1902 Locust and receive reward. Lost MG3S 2C SPECIAL SALE. S. CHERNES , 1468-70 So. IGth , cor. Hickory , will sell for spot cash Omaha Reliance Hour per sack $1.20 : Victor White , $1.20 ; i Jersey Cream , $1.20 ; Washburn , $1.23 ; ' Sleepy Eye Cream , $1.25 ; fine granulated sugar , IS Ibs. for $1.00 ; Glenwood tomatoes , 3 cans for 25c ; Bear brand apricots , 3-lb. can lOc : "Beat 'Em All" soap , 10 bars 2oc ; Cudahy's Boap , 10 bars " 5c ; White Russian soap , 10 bars 25c ; Tin Climax tobacco , H-lh plug ISc : Spear Head , H-'b. ' plug 23c ; Standard Navy , per plug 30c ; Arbucklo'tt and German coffee , per pkg. lOc : good Rio coffee , per Ib. IGc ; best Rio coffee , per Ib. 20c ; best Mocha & Java , 30c ; uncolored Japan tea , per Ib. 40o and 50c ; Gun Powder tea , per Ib. 50c ; English Breakfast tea , per Ib. 40c ; 1 doz. boxes parlor matches lOc ; 1 qt. bottle bluing 5c ; best bran , GOc per cwt. ; cracked c6rn , 75c < per cwt. ; corn , 35c per bushel ; oats , 2So per bushel ; best cooking and eating ap ples , 15c per peck-dry ) onions , lOo per peck : cider and wblto wine vinegar. 15c per gallon ; rock , coarseinnd table , salt , lc t per Ib. ' : coarse snlt.'rwr barrel $1.25 ; Fair- * "bank Gold' Dust-203rper * ! , . , . MG2326 TYPEWRITERS. TYPEWRITERS for rent , $4.00 per month. The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. , 1625 Farnam St. ; Telephone 123 * . 15 WE rent and sell the best typewriters made ; largest stock of good supplies In Omaha. United Typewriter and Supply Co. , 1612 Farnam st. 119 SECOND-HAND Smith Premier and Rem ington typewriters ; repairs for all makes ; western agents for Williams typewriter. Deright & Co. , 1116 Farnam. Tel. 353. M 424 S19 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. VAN SANT'S school , 717 N. Y. Life. The school whose students get employment. Conducted by an experienced reporter. G16 AT OMAHA Bus. College , ,16th & CIS"j 017 SHORT-HAND , up-to-date , taught by court reporters. Boyles' School , 403-3-7 Bee bldg. CIS" SCHOOL OF DRESS CUTTING. LATEST tailor system ; diplomas awarded. Mrs. Martin , general agent , teacher , 2238 Charles. 31-397 SIS CUTTING and fitting school ; U. S. system. 1613 Douglas , = M190ai2" _ _ MEDICAL. IIF I IF ALL women who can't raise family should consult the renowned German specialist , Dr. Pries , 1513 Dodge St. Letters 2 cents M5S9 B23 AUCTION. J. R. MAXCY & CO. , auctioneers , room 51S Paxton block , want your auction sales of real estate , merchandise , furniture , live stock , etc. 613 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. SCHOOL for- cure of these defects. Julia E. Vaughan , 306 N. Y. Life Bldg. M-S90 A9 MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY to loan. 1 to fl-montha ; furniture , horses , cows. Duff Green , room 8 , Barker block. M1I7 STENOGRAPHERS. WE SOLICIT nnd furnish positions for stenographers free. The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. Telephone 1284. 620 STATUARY. GONNELLA manufactures artistic Rtntu nry. Inside ornamental work n specialty , 317 S. 10th. 31621 Nov. 24 SECOND HAND FURNI1URE. WE HANDLE the best furniture an stoves : highest market price paid ; sold ft small profit. David flrodkey , no 14th , -M1CG Nov. 11 FURNITURE PACKED. M. S. WALKIN , 2111 Cumlng. Tel. 1331. C21 TAILORING. MAX Fogel makes , cleans , repairs clothes. 307 S. 17th. 119-S-9 JOE I YOUSEN , the tailor. Boyd's Theater bldg. : lovely suits ) i5i clothes cleaned nnd mended at most reasonable prices ; work F called for and delivered. Tcl. 1S2S. , c . -MHO 810 PRIVATE HOSPITAL. DR. LIEBER , cancers , female diseases. 1912 Leavenworth. M 417 OctlS HOUSE MOVER. W. COY , removed to 1718 Bt Mary'a Ave , Mtdfi PAINTING. 8. H. COLE , ulftai 706 B. 27th. 211 811 STEREO AND ELECTHOTYPISG. I. S. STARK & CO. , 1110 Dodge.KX KX A23 IIICYCI.ES. NEW wheels , J17.W ) to $ C3 ; 2'id hand wheels , to $15. Omaha Bicycle Co. , 16 X Chicago. ll.VItn WOOD LUMI1ER. OMAHA Hardwood Lumber Co. , oak. hick ory , nsh , cypress , poplar , etc. 13th & Call , 499 A23 VIOLINS REPAIRED. C. A. CASE , violins repaired. 416 Sheely block. -29s N14 PIANOS TUNED. PIANOS tuned , J1.50. Rose , 1521 Dodge. 777 S9 FOIl LEASE. LARGE yard , with trackage , centrally lo cated. Address Box & 2. Cltv. 727 Cheap Iikirn Fni-inn tor Sale .n Madison county. I have the cheapest and most desirable farms In southern loua. Prices ranging from $20 to $50 per acre. Come and see them or send for I 1st. Mention Omaha Bee. Address ' ' " _ " 'A' W."CRAWF"OR"D wrnterstt la. POSTOFFICE NOTICE. ( Should botread dally by all Interested , as lianges may occur at nny time ) Foreign mntl.s for the week ending Au gust 27 ; IBS * , will close ( PROMPTLY In all ases ) nt the General Postolllce ns follows : PARCELS POST MAILS close ono hour earlier than closing time shown below. Trnnii-Atlnntlo Mull * . SATURDAY At 6:30 : a. m. for FRANCE , SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN , POR TUGAL , TURKEY , EGYPT and BRIT ISH INDIA , per s. s. La Gascogne , via Havre ( letters for other parts of Europe must bo directed "per Ln Gnscognc" ) ; at 6:30 : a. m. for EUROPE , per s. s. Umbrla , via Queenstown ( letters for France , Swltz- trland , Italy , Spain , Portugal , Turkey , Egypt nnd British India , must be directed I "per Umbrla" ) ; nt S a. m. for NETHERlands - lands direct , per P. n. Rotterdam , via Rot terdam ( letters must bo directed "per Rot- terdnm" ) . After the closing of the Supplementary Transatlantic Malls named above , addi tional supplementary mails are opened on the piers of the American , English , French nnd German steamers , and remain open until within ten minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer , Mnlln for South nnil Central America , We.it Ind leu. Etc. SATURDAY At 2:30 : a. m. for NEW FOUNDLAND , per s. s. Siberian , from Philadelphia ; nt 10 n. m. ( supplementary 10:30 : a. m. ) for FORTUNE ISLAND , JAMAICA. SAVAN1LLA , CARTHAOENA and COSTA RICA , per s. s. Alleghany ; nt 10 n. m. ( supplementary 10:30 : a. m. ) for HAITI , per R. H. Athos ; at S0 ; ! p. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND , per steamer from North Sydney. Malls for Newfoundland , by rail to Hall , fax , and thence by steamer , close at this olflce dally nt 8:20 : p. m. Malls for Ml- quelon , by rail to Boston , nnd thence by steamer , close nt this oflice dally nt 8:30 : p. m. Malls for Mexico City , overland , unless specially addressed for despatch bv steamer , close nt this otllce dully at 230 ; n. m. and 2:30 : p. m. 'Registered mail ' closes at C00 ; p. m. previous' day , Traim-Pncllle Mnll . Malls for the Society Islands , per fihlp Galilee ( from San Francisco ) , close here dally up to August 25th at 0:30 : p. m. Malls for China , Japan nnd Hawaii , per s. B. Belglc ( from San Francisco ) , close hero daily up to August 28th nt G:30 : p. m. Malls for Australia ( except those for West Australia , which nro forwarded via Eu rope ) , New Zealand , Hawaii , FIJI and Samoan Islands , per E. s. 3Ionna ( from San Francisco ) , close here dally up to September * 3d nt 7:30 : a. nj. , 11 a. m. nnd 6:30 : p. m. ( or on arrival at New York of s. s. Utrurla * with British i malls for Australia ) , Mnlls for China nnd Japan , ptus. . s. .Empress off China- ( from ynn- coiiver ) , close here dally up to September 5th nt GSO : p. m. Mails for China and Japan , per F. s. Olympla ( from Tacoma ) , close here dally up to September * 8th at 6:39 : p. m. Malls for Australia ( except West Australia ) , New Zealand. Hawaii and FIJI Islands , per s. 8. Mlowern ( from Vancouver ) , close here dally after Sep tember 3d and up to September * 15th at 6:30 : p. m. Transpacific mnlls are forwarded to port of sailing dally and the .schedule of closing Is arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. "Regis tered mall closes at 6:00 : p. m. previous day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT , Postmaster. Postoffice , New York , N. Y. , Aug. 19 , 1893. RAILWAY TIME CARD. UNION PACIFIC - "THE Overland Route" Genernl j Offices , N. W- Corner Ninth and Farnam Streets. City Ticket Office , 1302 Farnam Street. Telephone 310. De pot , Tenth and Mason Si Telephone G29 , Sif Leave. Arrive. 'The ' , Overlani } . I Limited" for Den ver. Salt Lake , and western p'ta , . 8:50 : am 4:43 : pm The Colorado Spe TiF cial , for Denver & all Colorado p'ts. 11:55 : pm 6:40 : am Fast Mall Train for Denver , Salt Lake , Pacific coast and .all western points 4:83 : pro. 6:40 : an Lincoln , Beatrice & Btromsburg Ex. . . 8:30 : pro 12:30 : pm Fremont , Colum bus , Norfolk , Gr'd Island and North Platte 4:35 : pm 4:15 : pm Columbus local 6:50 : pm 8:40 : am . South Omaha Local Pass l .i-aves , 6:15 : a. m. ; 7:00 : a. m. ; 9:10 : a. m. ; 3:05 : p. m. Ar rives , 10:30 : a. m. ; S:30 : p. m. ; 6 p. m. Council Bluffs Local Leaves 6:40 : a. m. ; 6:50 : a. m. ; 7:40 : a. m. : " 9:40 : a. m. ; 10:30 : a. mi 12:30 : p. m. ; 2:15 : p. m. ; 4:30 p. m. ; 4:33 : p. m. ; 4:55 : p. m. ; 6:55 : p. m. ; 8:20 : p. m. Ar rives , 7:20 : a. m. ; 8:25 : a. m. : 9:10 : a. m. ; 11:30 : a. m. ; 305 ; p. m. ; " 3:30 : p. m. ; 420 ; p. m. ; 6:40 : p. m. : 6:30 : p. m ; "CiM p. m. : 9:05 : u. m. : 11:55 : p. m. Daily. Dally except Sunday. CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & Paclflc Railroad "The Great Rock Island Route. " City Ticket Offlce , 1323 Farnam Street. Telephone 42S , Depot , > Tenth and Mason Streets. Telephone C29. Local. . . 75 am " . . . . " 11:30 : am 8:00 : am , Ex- | 5:00 nm 1'IL * nm ' * 5:00pm : ' 11:25ani : ' " " " ' " " " " " Pm Des ' i Moines , 'Rock I Island and Chi- I cugo 7:15 : pm 8:50 : pm Colorado Flyer * ' | 6:40 : " pm S:50 " " : em ' Dally. "baify except"Sunday. . CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE A St. Paul Railway city Ticket Office. 1501 Farnam Street , Telephone , 134. De- § ot , Tentr and Mason treets. Telephone , 629. Leave. Arrive. Chlcaco Limited Express 5:45 : pm S:20 : am Omaha & Chicago Express 11:00 : am " 4:15 : pm Sioux City and Des Molnes Express . . 11:00 : am " 4:1R : pm Manilla Local 10:00 : pm 9:15 : am Dally. "Dally except bunday. OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAILroad - road Omana. Kansas City & Eastern Railroad "The Port Arthur Route" Ticket Offlco nri2uc.LH : 1 < 15 Farnam Street. Tele- L2sS s J phone 322. Depot , Tenth nnd Mason Streets. Telephone G29. Leave. Arrive. St. Louis Cannon Ball Express , . . . 4:33 : pm * 11:30 am Kansas City & Qulncy Local . . . . 7:40 : am 9:03 : pm Kansas City Ex press 7:30 : am Port Arthur Ex press 8:80 : pm Dauy W A B ASH RAILROAD- Tlcket Offlce. 1415 Farnam Street. Telephone , IW. De pot , Tenth nnd Mason Streets. Telephone , C29. MflOpm lisoam Dally RAILWAY T1MR CAR1 * . ( Continued. ) CHICAGO & NORTHWESTern - ern Railway-City Ticket Office. 1401 Fnrnam Street. Telephone , 561. Depot. Vi Tenth and Mason Streets. Telephone , 629. Leave. Arrive. | DSp'ec7a ! . . . ' 6:40 : am .11:55 : pm ,3Io. , < Valley , Sioux I City , St. Paul & Minneapolis 6:00 : am 10:45 : pm Mo. < Valley , Sioux City 7:45 : nm 9:00 : rrt Boone , Dennlson , Council Bluffs 10:10 : pm 10:0j : am Eastern Ex. , Des Molnes , 31arshall- town , Cedar RapIds - Ids and Chicago. . . 'lUOJ nm 4:0pm : Atlantic Flyer , Chicago cage nnd East 4:55 : pm 4:20 : pm Fast Mail. Chicago to Omaha 3:15 : pm Northern Express. . . 6:30 : pm 8:40 : nm Otmiha-Chlcago Spe cial 6:53 : pm 8:25 : nm Dally. FREMONT. ELKHORN & Missouri Valley Railway- General Offices. United States National Bank Bldg , . _ _ , Southwest Corner Twelfth nnd Fnrnnm Streets. Ticket Office , 1401 Farnam Street. Telephone. 561. Depot , 15th and Webster Streets. Telephone 1,4M. Leave. Arrive. Black Hills. Deadwood - wood , Hot Springs. 3:00 : pm 6:00 : pm Wyoming , Casper. and Douglas 3:00 : pm o:00 : pm Hastings , York Da- vld City , Superior , Geneva , Exeter & Seward 3:00 : pm G:00pm : Norfolk ; Verdlgro and Fremont 8:15 : am 10:45 : nm Lincoln , Wnhoo & Fremont S-.15 nm 10:45 : nm Fremont Local S'15 am York Passenger 6:10 : pm 9:40 : am " Dally. Dallyexcept _ Sunday. Sun- HICAGO , ST. PAUL. 3IIN- neapolls & Omaha Railway General OHIces , Nebraska Division , Fifteenth nnd Webster Streets. City . Ticket , Office. 1401 Fnrnam Street. Tele- ' phcne , 561. Depot , Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Telephone , 1,455.Leave. ' Leave. Arrive. Sioux City Accom. . S:50 : am 8:35 : pm Sioux City Accom. . 9:50 um " 8:35 : pm Blair , Emerson Sioux City , Ponca , Hartlngton and Bloomfield' 1:00 : pm 11:53 : nra | Sioux City , Man- kato , St. Paul & Minneapolis 6:00 : pm 9:00 : am Dally. Dally except Sunday. Sun day only. Does not stop nt DeSota or Coffman. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Rnllrond General OHIces. United States National Bank Building , 8. W. Cor ner Twelfth nnd Farnam . . . , . . Ticket Olllce , 1401 Farnam Street. Telephone , 561. Depot , Tenth and 3Iacon Streets. Telephone , 62y. Leave. Arrive. Slpux City , .Mnri- kato , St. Paul , G:00 : nm 8:40 : nm Minneapolis * G:3u : pin * lo : 5 pm Sioux City Local. . 7:45 : am 9:00 : jim Dally BURLINGTON & 3IIS sourl River Railroad "The Burlington Burlington Route "Gen eral Offices N. W. Corner Route Tenth and Farnam Streets. Ticket Offlce. 1502 Farnam - _ , _ Street. Telephone , 230. De- poti T.enth and Mason Streets. Telephone 123. Leave. Arrive. Lincoln. Hastings nnd McCook 8:35 : am 9:33 : am Lincoln , Denver , Colorado , Utah , California , Black Hills , Montana & Pugct Sound 4:33 : pm 4:00 : pm Hastings Local 7:00 : pin 7:40 : pm Lincoln Fast 3Iall " 25 pm 11:40 : am Denver , Colorado , Utah , California nnd Puget Sound. li:50j : > m 2:15 : am Dally. Dally except Sunday. KANSAS CITY , ST. JOr soph & Council Bluffs Rail Burlington road "The Burlington Route" Ticket Office , 1502 Route Fnrnam Street. Telephone 230. Depot , Tenth and Ma son Streets. Telephone 12S. Leave. 'Arrive. Kaniaa City Day Express 9:03 : nm 5:40 : pm Kansas City Night Express . ' 11:00 : pm 6:30 : am "Exposition Flyer" for St. Joseph and St. Louis 4:30 : nm * 12:05 : pm 1 Dallyj CHICAGO , BURLINGTON & Qulncy Railroad "The Burlington Burlington Route" Ticket Office , 1502 Farnam Street. Route Telephone 250. Depot , Tenth and Mnson Streets. Tele phone , 125. Leave. Arrive. Chkago Vestibuled Express D:05 : pm 8:10 : nm Chicago Express. . . 9:45 : am 4:10 : pm Chicago & St. Louis Express . . . 7 43 pm 8:10 : am Creuton Local 4:10 : pm ' 10:45 : am Pacific Junction Local "ll'-Sj am 6:40 : pm Fast Mall J:50 : pm Chlncgo Special . . . 2:15 : am ' 11:50 : pm Dally. Dally except Sunday. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL- rend General OHIces and Ticket Office , Southeast Cor ner 14th and Douglas Streets Telephone , 104. Depot , 15th and Webster Sts. Telephone 1458. " Leave. Arrive , Kansas" and Neb. Limited . . . . . . . . . . . 3K : pm 12B5 : pm Kansas City & St. Louis Express . . . 9:30 : pm 6:00 : am Nebraska Local . . . 4:30 pm 9:45 : am Dally. " Dally except Sunday. . MADE ANOTHER FORTUNE. Paid AH HU Debt * nnd IB Atrnln One U of Cblcnuo'H Rich Men. Chicago grit and resourcefulness are wcl : exemplified by the career of "Jack" Cudahy. | Had ho possessed only a trifle less persist ency , bad ho faltered for an Instant , failure complete and final would , have been bis por- tton. Six years ago ho was rated at $4,000 , ' 000 , relates the Chicago Chronicle. Six months later be was rated at nearly $1,000- 000 more , through a daring deal in pork and provisions. Five years ago August 1 his fortune was swept away in one day In the wildest scramble ever seen on the Chicago cage board of trade. Whca the smoke nnd dust of that flght blew away John Cudahy was something like $1,600,000 poorer than penniless I . , ho owed that sum above his for tune. Today ho has paid off nil his obllga I' tlons and is once more enrolled among thi wealthy men of tbe city. Grit was the po IID tent factor in this revival of fortune , Cudahy ( , failed at a time when tbe nation seemed on the verge of smashing nnd when dollars seemed as big as cart wheels to rich : men. The prospects for his recovering from the ' terrific blow In the belief of able finan clers was mighty slim. Yet be went t ti work with hundreds of thousands of. dcllari [ , of paper out against his name ; he .struggle gamely until within five years he has pal | i ] | 1 all and has a good big fortune besides. There has been a peculiar feature to John | Cudahy's operations ever since be was a boy i I of 14. Five-year periods have been most - marked in nil that he has done. He was born In Callan , County Kilkenny , Ireland , on November 3 , 1843. Early In 1849 his parents - r onts came to this country. When he was 10 1 years old they removed to Milwaukee. At \ 15 he entered Edward Itojills' big packing 1 house and In a few years ho was a trusted I employe. Klve years after he began to , v work for John Planklngton. He roee to the ' i position of manager and In one more cycle i t of five years became partner- Just as the r war broke out. Then a number of changes r. were made until 1876 , when be came to this I city and began packing and speculating. In I five years bo was rated as a millionaire and t a leader on the board , Five 'years later ho c bad doubled bis fortune. Five years later f. he saw bis millions vanish nnd himself rer duced to practical penury. In another five , years he paid off all his obligations and a is rich again , 11 i There has been no ' fuss and feathers or' ' s blare of trumpets 'in the making of John { t Cudaby's latest fortune , lla bas worked > i quietly , Making no pecuUUv pUr tb * speculative way , but all tie Unift he fattf been a steady money maker. At the tlmo of the explosion in Havana harbor ho Raw a prospective drop in itock value * and sold itcadlly. lie know , however , It could bo but .1 temporary decline , and In a few day * covered Ills short sales at an itnmcnso profit. Naturally , Mr. Cudahy has always been * bull , nnd during tbo early days of the Span ish-American war he bought everything in sight. There are few things on the list , which have aot paid him enormous nroBU' Ho Is ono of the few men on 'change to whom the wheat pit has not been an cx- liciisho luxury. Ho has hnd the rare good , 'ortuuo ' to buy nt the bottom nnd sell nt th : op , or reverse the conditions. When In hli judgment it has seemed a good thing to do Ither to buy or sell , ninety-nine time * ut of 100 ho has been right. Hack ot nil Mr. Cudnhy's success Is the fact that h Is a born speculator. Ho hn never been plodder , satisfied with returns for service * with which the majority of young men would be t.itlsllcJ. Said a board of trade director the othei do : "H IB doubtful if John Cudahy hai n single enemy In the long list ot men with whom ! ho has been thrown in contact In th * making of his millions. No man can say I Jack' ' Cudahy now owes him a dollar 01 ' ever defrauded him of a single cent. " STORV OK CORPORAL ItOYI.K. I Monitu-r of Hie Twonty-Sccond In fntitrr M'lio DlHtliiKuliiliciI lllmielf. The Cuban war has already developed nu merous heroes whoso names will pass into state and national fame , llesldes a Dcwey nnd a Hobson , thcro nro records of many men of lesser rank who manifested the earns bravo American spirit that drew these lead * : rs forward on the path of opportunity which led up to glory. Local pride runs high whenever tbo tils * patches give nn account of some deed of gal lantry performed by ono of the homo guard , says a correspondent of the Chicago Times. Herald. Writing from Kearney , Xeb. , the name uppermost In the hearts and speech of the people because they can claim his honor ns their own Is that of Juan Ashtoa Boyle , the gallant young corporal who as sisted in the capture of the first Spanish flag. flag.Thla Thla was the event of Juno 23 , nt Cheney , which has been widely heralded , together with the account of the arrival of the prlzo nt the War department In Washington about July 10. In letters of the date of tbo occur rence Corporal Doylu wrote only in general terina. Ho expressed himself as being "struck with the wonderful bravery of th officers and inon , " and referring to his own , part In the engagement said ho hoped ho bad "sustained the iiouor and courage of bis an- cestors.1 ' A review of his antecedents proves clearly that ho hnd noble incentive , for he la a grandson of the Into Commodore Boyle , U. S. N. His maternal grandfather was Dr. Ashton Mlks , U. S. A. One of his ancestors was General Philip Stewart of Maryland , ot revolutionary fame , and ho descends In di rect line from Philip Key , the first Key who settled lu this country , who was also the direct ancestor of Francis Scott Key , author of "Tho Star Spangled Banner. " By reason of the flag episode , nnd because the young man furnishes splendid example of the old saying that "blood will tell , " It seems worth while to trace bis career. Juan Ashton Boyle was born in Montgomery county , Maryland , on "Southampton farm , " situated twenty miles from Washington. Ho cnmo with his father's family to Kearney , Neb. , when but 6 years of age , nnd was edu cated in the public schools and home colleges until ho had took n finishing course at Notra Dame , Indiana. Ho was recognized as a bright student in all his classes , but his par ticular tastes lay In the direction of math ematics nnd history , and the fondness with Vvhfch he'pursued ' this latter branch. In con nection with tfic study of military life and tactics , betokened a heredjtary 'tcndencytfor the army. In ISOfi younn Boyle toolca competitive ex amination with twelve others for an ap pointment at West Point , but received only tbe position of nltcrnatc. In accordance with law he went to West Point , where he stood a very flno examination. The principal meanwhile having been accepted on an ex amination held at Fort Russell , Wyo. , Boyl returned home. For the next year and a half ho devoted himself mainly to the study of military tac tics. His father and mother were opposed to his entering the regular army as a pri vate , but after consultation with military friends at Omaha the young man resolved to Join the Twenty-second United States in- fantry. This was In September , 1897. From Fort Crook , Neb , , the Twenty-second moved to Tampn , Fla. , being ono of the first regiments sent south. After reaching Tam pa , although the youngest man in his regi ment , Ashton Boyle was raado lance cor poral , and from that bo .was soon promoted to corporal. The transport convoying his troop to Cuba sailed on Juno 14 , and the most ardent ex pression ho made over leaving his native land was a doslro to "bo in the flght. " Ho had asserted bis personal independence by enlisting on the very day that he came of age , BO that it may be inferred his thought was deliberate and his action taken under tbo force of a firm will. Hi ? regiment was In iho Fifth army corps , under General Law ton. nnd It is related that there was great enthusiasm when Boyle and tbo others marched through the ranks bearing this first , Spanish flag to General Lawton. Among home . friends the applause over Boyle's bra very Is still freeh , and thcro is a strong hope that his act may hasten the bestowal of the commission for which bo enlisted. Corporal Boyle belongs to company n , commanded by Captain John J. Crlttenden of the distinguished Kentucky family of that name. Captain Crlttcndcn was wounded about the tlmo of the flag capture , yet with the tnio Crlttenden spirit heroically bore his wound and remained with his command. This Captain Crittendcn Is of the sarao fam * ily with tb Crlttenden who was shot by th Cubans when ho went to Santiago as their liberator. When they ordered him to kneel with his back to them to bo shot bo replied that a "Kentucklan knelt only to his God and died with his face to his enoray. " The Kearney borne of Corporal Uoylo and family is just within the city limits. The villa Is built In the old colonial style , with broad galleries and spacious balls such as characterize the mansions of Maryland , their native state. The southern air of case and refinement pervades tbo manners of tba home. Entering the library , which was Aehton Boyle's constant retreat , ao sees on ono sldo the picture of Napoleon and near It 1t a serial picture of a ehlp at sea framed In the wood of the old ship Constitution. An- other scries of eight pictures represents th Perry Japan expedition. These were presented - sented to Commodore Boyle , grandfather of Abbton , who was In command of the ship Southampton. On a book shelf hangs a well- preserved , though faded , scarf , which be longed to hla maternal grandfather , Asbton , worn by him jn the war of 1812. A relic , highly prized , is the sword of Commodore Boyle , carried through long service , but which now rests alongside the picture of Admiral Pcwoy on the library table. A lees warlike but wonderful family treasure Is a > massive punchbowl of Japanese design , com panion piece to one brought to this country by Commodore Boyle as a gift to President Buchanan from the emperor of Japan , Then thcro It ) a corner ornament , a shell case , or cabinet , which was given to John Boyle , great-grandfather of Ashton Boyle , by I'er- ry of Lake Erie fame. A clock that has kept time for 150 year * and other articles of historic association add to the home surroundings that helped U shape the military Jutes. od bereft chauc- ' ter of Ashton Boyle , flag bearer at Cheney , and present hero of Kearney. I i -