The Beatrice Daily Express from Beatrice, Nebraska • 3

rfVna-SBfT 'lift" n'ptrm-tfl IDA nnnri opera jounson Duller, Manager. TWENTY-FOURTH THEY DEFY THE STATE Friday Feb; 2 POLLOW nrTfr! ORO JL AND ATTEND THE BALLOT Thursday Feb. 14 Grand Revival of The Spectacular Fantasy, r7-k Th Ruhlin-Jeffries Fight to Come Off at Cincinnati in reatest Irualf rrice S)aieA Senatorial Situation Practic TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM A big ipectacuJar production! Like the on. none the beautiful because of its ge! Challenge Brass Band Orchestra Sale opens Wednesday. Special Prices 25 35-50.

HOYT'S A HOLE IN THE GROUND I For Laughing Purposes only Regular prkea. Sale opens Tuesda. EVER KNOWN IN THE HISTORY OF GAGE COTNTY. 3 1 -inch Percalesnew spring styles, worth 1 Oc per yard, go in this sale at OC $1.00 CORSETS FOR 69c For 69c you can buy the well-known brands Kabo, and a dozen other style corsets. During this sale Ladies' 1 .00 Wrappers for 6 9c; 1 .2 5 Wrappers for Lots of half price goods left On center counter.

1 0 per cent off on all goods throughout the house. 12c Tnnis Flannel sale price only 8c per yard. The entire stock of Cloaks at half price. Cash Dry. Goods Store.

Defiance of State Authority. Cincinnati, 0., Feb. 14. Special to Thb Express Direct orders have bfen given to each separate company" of the Eighth regiment, with headquarters at Canton to proceed to this city tonight. It is expected that ths Eighth regi ment, Ohio National Guard, will take possession of Saengerfest hall, here to morro w.

President Hobart of the Saeugerfest says the meeting between Jeffries aud Ruhlin will eome off, as no meeting cf the court appeals will be held until after Judge Hollister shall have gives down his decision. The city is filling np with sports and pugilists who sesm confident that the match will be pulled off in deflaaee of the stat authorities. The state authorities are cqunlly determined that the fight shall be suppressed', while the general public here seem be indifferent as to the outcome STATUS OF AFFAIRS TODAY. Th question today with the pugilists and their followers has been as to the lime of the postponement. It is conceded that if Judge Hollister grants the appli cation for a permanent injunction the postponement will be for some weeks, so as to give them time to carry the case through the circuit court and thence to the supreme court for settlement.

The members of the Soengerfest Ath letic association, as weil as the manag ers of the contestants, insist that they will not attempt to proceed if a perma nent injunction is issued against them, and the geueral opinion is that such will be the reudering of the court. Jeffries and all the members of the large party that are with him at his training quarters ca me into the city tonight from Price Hill and enjoyed a sociel session with the local and visiting sporting editors. Manager Brady and his assistant, VA Cook, were with them. The disappointment of the visiting sporting men, as well as of the pugilists and their managers is very apparent and a leading topic of all their meetings There is mwch discussion as to what is to be done for the preservation of championship and other contests as one of the branches of sport. INJUNCTION ORANTKD.

Cikcixnati, Feb. 14, 2:24 p. in. Judge Hollister has just granted the applica" tion for a permanent injunction. Will Hum's Statement.

Following is the statement in full of William Hern, the victim of the Le- Hum shooting -sera pein this city at noon Sept. 30 last, which he has tiled in dis trict court, askiug the dis nissal of the case egfiin-t Dr Lee: State of Nebraska, Gage County Wil liam Ham beiig the complaining witness in the case of the State of Nebraska Waiost William F. Lee, and the one of all others who has most to complain of. if complaint should be made, desire to make thm state ment, in truth and fairness toward Dr. Iee, with whom I had the trouble on fcept.

30. I state that I conscientiously feel and be lieve that I was to blame for the shooting done by Dr. Lee at that time. I was the aggressor. After a few angry words passftl between him and myself 1 struck uim twice in quick snecefsion on the head, staggering bim to the wall, and before he recovered from the effects of the blow.

I grappled him in endeuvorinu to get him down and had hie head packed down toward the floor and well when the second shot whicn struck me was fired. I do not ee how he mimaired to pull the gun off toward me at this shot, an be could hardly see me in the position 1 had him at the time and he must have just pushed the pistol back and fired without aim and with out consideration as to the amount of injury that might be inflicted. At the time it was fired he evidently thought bimnelf in a perilous situation, as it seems I was a much stronger man than he. For the reason that I feel that I wae to blame and that Dr. Lee did what he did in self-defense and that the occurrence and in jury to me ie greatly regretted by him and for the reason that a Partner prosecution of the case will be of no advantage to meor the public and will only make" costs for th county to pay.

with no public good, 1 do not desire that the case be further prosecuted and it ie wish that the county at torney snail not hie an information against Dr. Lee n-nd that the ease muy be dismissed. William IIithk. Boots and Trousers Law. Representative Murphy cf St.

Louis in troduced a bill in the Missouri house the other day to prohibit members of the legislature from going to bed with their boots and trousers ou in rullman cars, There was a junketiug trip Saturday Bella and two members, Speers and Hubbard, are charged with having ob jected to the porter on the Pulling the roof down when he lowered the upper berth. Alter tae negro had explained the system, the story gos, thev threw their overcoats the bed and laid on them, refusing to remove their boots or any other clothing. They preferred to be in position to move about promptly in case of accident MarriedT -At the home of the bride's mother, Mrs Sarah Marple, Crab Orchard, Tuesday, Feb. 12, 1901, at 8 o'clock p. Mr.

Cbristiuu F. Fritz of Adams and Miss Bertha May -Marple of Crab Orchard, Rev. J. V. Davis officiating.

About thirty -six guests were present. An elegant supper was served, and the uewly-marifd couple nrtceived many handsome and useful presents from friends and relatives At a late hour the guests departed, wishing them a long and prosperous life. They will reside in Hooker towaship after Uarcn l. ally Unchanged. Lincoln, Feb.

14. Special to Th Express Following is the result of ths twenty-third ballot for United States senator today of the joint coavenion, or the twenty -fourth including the sepa rate ballot taken by both bouses Jan 15. LOMW HOST TERM. TinU Allen, fun 0 53 Lorenzo Crounse 4 0 F. M.

Carrie .17 1 E. H. Hhishaw 0 14 Hainer 0 4 Geo. D. Meiklejohn 31 Edward Rosewater 15 0 D.

E. Thompeon 0 XS W. H.Thompson 58 0 Martin. 1 10 G.M.Hitchcock 0 Scattering, 14 Total vole ct'Mt, 127. Randall Bros, for handling this delioate and important character of work.

The fire sale of drugs will open Fri day morning at 8 o'clock, at 401 Ella street, Clemmer block. I do all kinds of electric door bell re pairing. New door bells complete at 4. Phone F226 or drop a postal card. L.

R. Wosika, 1002 North Niuth street. Just got in another shipment of sew ing machines. Send in your order or phone X171. We rent new machines.

Singer Mfg. 115 North Fifth street. Groceries yes, all kinds. Coffes specially. It is surprising how "our coffee trade has increased.

We have Dwinell Wright's Royal Mocba and Java, as good 40c coffee as can be made. Francis A. Miller, 402 Court street. The police have received a notice from H. F.

Weher that a set of double harness was found near his farm, six miles south of Beatrice, yesterday. The harness is supposed to be the same abandoned by the chicken thieves pursued by the police officers the other day. A powerful engine cauuotberun with a weak boiler, and we can't keep up the strain of an active life with a weak stomach; neither can we stop the human machine to make repairs. If thestomach cannot digest enough food to keep the body strong, such a preparation as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure should be used. It digests what vou eat "And it simply can't help but do you good.

C. A. Jackson TT. G. Day.

ANNOUNCEMENTS "Ten Nights In liar Room." The production of "'Ten Nights in a- Bar Room," which will be presented at the Paddock" tonight, is on a scale of magnificence never before witnessed in this city It has been many years since our theatre-goers have been treated to a representation of this beautiful drama, in which actors worthy the names were employed and the resources of the scenic artist and mechanic are taxed to their utmost to make the setting of the piece equal to that used in the great spectacu lar plays. Prices 2o, do, oOc. Hoyf "A Hot in TheUruuud." When one has been bond with an ex tremely dull an characterless misnomer sailing under the title of farce, he or she is in a fair way to appreciate the an nouncement tqat Hoyt A Hole in the Ground" is booked for an early appear ance in this city. ''A Hole in the Ground" was construc ted for laughing purposes only. That it is a clean and instructive mirth provoker is evidenced by the enormous crowds that flock to see it, Personal Conundrums.

"Personal eonundrums" are just now the fashion in London society. Some of the latest are the following: Why is John Bright? Because John Burns Who may Burne-Jones? Phil May. What iUs-8 Barney Puiu? Seeing Flora Steeie. What does Mabel Love? Hearing Lewis Carroll. When did Elisabeth Fry? Iihii she saw faptaia James rook.

What did Elizabeth Fry? bir Francis Bacon. Why is Robert Brown ing liecause noDert uurns. way aid Charles Lever I To make Samuel Lover. Wh? was Hall Cain? Because he was not Abel. What did George Frederick Handel? Musical keys by scores.

What made Hall Caine worry? Because he couldn't Marie Corelli, etc. Kawllus I'ont G. A. K. There will be a regular meeting Rawlins Post No.

35, G. A. at pest hall on Saturday evening, Feb. 16, 1901. at 7:30 All members are requested to be present.

The meeting ill be a joint meeting of the Post aud W. R. Several of the department officers will be present. A spelling school will be one of the features. All comrades of the G.

A. R. and members of the W. R. C.

are invited to be present. Visiting comrades arecor-diallv invited to meet with us. S. S. Peters, W.

H. Walkek, Commander. Adjutant. Nebraska Pensions. The following Nebraska pensions have been issued since our last report: Original James L.

Alvison, Omaha, 12 Original, widows, etc. Increased Special act. Jau. 31 FanDie M. O'Linn, Chadron, 914; special accrued, reb.

1, hoima is. Mas ton, Omaha, $8. War witk Spain Original Lincoln A. Stuart, plana, if 6. National Aid Association.

meeting of Dewey Lodge, No. 482, at M. W. A. hall, Friday evening, Feb.

15, at 7:30 o'clock sharp. All members requested to bs present. Oysters will be served. Ei A. Smith, Pres.

Della Palmer Sec'y. Jell-U, The New Desert. pleases all the family. Four flavors: Lemon, Orange, Raspberry aud Strawberry. At ywur grocers, lOets.

Try it today. Euergf all gone? Headache? Stomach out of order? Simply a case of torpid liver. Bur- I dock Bio Bitters will make a new man or woman of you. 'It lt'a from Anderson's, It's good. I Anderson'sCasli Grocery! 503 Court St.

AfTER YOU GET THEM HOME ha the floods are ojjened ready to nse, is when the real siiiiuettnce of their Talue impresses you, for one is able then to test the quality- to fairly weiu tue strength of the values. If you've mn.Je (-election, here. inl whn you Ret them home you tind them "off color," bring them i ht; back, fer very quality isguaranteed Every priee-j is guaranteed, as well, for 1 Iiin is a store or good values, as these will tell: Fancy Evaporated Apples, lbs 2'c Apple Butter, 3-lb can lOe Log Cabin Maple Syrup, 1 tral. can $115 Ohio Maple Syrup, 1 gal. cud 75c Rock Candy Syrup, I gal.

ran 50c Eagle Pancake Flour, 3 pkir 25c Eagle Health Breakfast Foi, lpkg le Crackers by the box, per lb 6c TELEPHONE KI86. Does It Concern You? We have a large lis' of city and farm property for sale and a few houses to rent. Call at our office an 1 get description and terms. 1200, on easy terms, buys a fiue large 8-room house, thoroughly well built, with good cellar under entire oouh- and ten lots: can give possession March 1. $75 per acre is the very low price which we are offering to take for an exceptionally fine 35-acre tract of land just east of ity.

The improvements consist of small house, barn, sheds, etc. Will give possession March 1. 2700 buysanalmost new large room house with three lots, good barn and well, located in northeast part of city, if taken soon, and possession given immediately. FOR RENT. 6-rom Clemmer flat, $12.

9-room house with good barn, Seventh and High, $16.66. 4-room house on West side river, S3.50. 25 acres of land adjoining city, 75. Money to loan on citv property, from Building Loan Assoei ition or private ftmds. JOHNSON FILLER, Heal Estate and Insurance Ag'ta, JUasoQlc Temple, over Beatrice Nat'l Baak.

Metal Door Mats made to any length you order while you wait. Made in sections easily removed and replaced when worn out. A man who will go through life without having one of oar Door Mats will go through the parlor with muddy shoes, and next spring will go through the awful experience of having his wife clean house. Bay a door mat and avoid all this. For sale only by F.

D. KEES llti North Fifth. WALTER D. HILL, Real Estate For Sale. Both Farm and City proiwrty.

Houses and farms rented and cared for. Taxes paid. Surety company bonds issued in The following counties: Gajre, Saline, Thayer, Fillmore, Pawnee and Jefferson. 112 NORTH FIFTH. BEATRICE.

Under New Management Having purchased he barber shop in the basement wf Shultz' drug store, at the corner of Court and Fifth streets, I should be pleased to have all my old frieuds reniem-ber me. as well as all the new ones who believe me capable of doing work. Everything is in flrstclnss order. Respectfully, W. MOHLMAN.

BEAD THE EXPRESS. Warners, Loomers only. 89c. Just Sec what you can do in a store where the customer gets the "rake off" himself Special Sale of Rubber Goods. We will put on sale Saturday one gross guaranteed Hot Water Bottle at the surprisingly low prices of 50 Cents lor 2-quart Bottles.

bfl 3-70 4- it it Fountain Syringes in Proportion See our unexcelled 39c family syringe. Prices good while goods last. Day's Drug Store. WANT COLUMN Notices inserted la this colutun at On- r-? of cent per word ewb iancrtiou IN Ai-VANCE. AH notices not paid for In advance will be charged for at 5 cents a line each Insertion.

WANTED. llfANTEO Good salesmen and collector. Will pay salary or commission, lis North Fifth street fatf fOL'SG MEN Our illustrated catalogue explains how we teach barber trade iu eizht weeks, mailed free. Moler Itarlter vi-lege, Omaha. Neb.

fata TANTED-I have an invention that prooi-M ises to te as tap'e as the Wtstin-house air brake and not interfering with St. whicb is destined to become in arein-r' use 1 have nu the capital to push it. Will ikw demonstration of its utility to capitalists and will ask uo assistance until its practicability i proven to their complete J. W. lilllinjrs.

Beatrice. Neb. fltf rANTED Two girls, one co and 11 second gri rl. p-r wtrk. Enquire at tbU othVe.

jlitf ANTEl-kunk skins! Cron skins I 1 1 will pay the highest price for wol lynx, skunk, coon and all kinds of fur. L. W. H-lhy. Beatrice.

Neb. j'iitf FOR SALE OR TRADE. F'OK SALE OK TltAl'E For western land. Onu i-rooni howe. trood brick cellar.

Kk1 water, stable, fruit and shade lot 123 fe-t. on Scott sttett. ftt onfLaf-elle street. One 5-rooni bou-e on Scott street, prood hade trees, lot 75 feet on Scott street, 139X feet north and south. One feed barn ob Scott and Front street, troxi she anduJicc-llolds thirty horses.

Oood well. Inquire of W. H. Kryant. West Side.

FOR SALE. SALE A full blooded fockrel Spaniel for JlU.o-J. if sold at oc. e. Call at thfci office.

fI3t2 FOR FOU BENT The B. IWt dwelling on North the Yale dwelling on. Ninth and Summit. W. t.

mil Co. fl4t5 Mr. Jones got some of our Jackson Hill Lump and he wants more. Equals the best Colorado coals. Have you tried our Trenton Lump? JONES MA1IANNAH We Loam our own money on Gage County Farms and first class City property.

interest on all deposits. USIOXSIYIXGS'BAXK. A1IC URaVJTIBS. Shultz, th and Court, or Sale A small safe. See Aaron Palmer.

Dress Skirts. Cora Hill, room 5, Klein b'oek. ror ha le A second hand safe. See Aaron Palmer. We have machines from $5 up.

115 North Fifth street. Mrs. H. V. Parker is suffering from a severe attack of grip.

Frefch cracked fggs, two dozen for '2T, cents. Haskell Bosworth Co. Mrs. (J. A.

Murphy and Prof. Bean will recite at the home talent concert Feb. 24. One plain drunk was run through the police court mill today for the usual fine and costs. For sale 10 acre 1 miles from post office, good house and barn, cheap.

Walter D. Hill Co. The fire sale of drugs will open Friday morning at 8 o'clock, at 401 Ella street, Clemmer block. Wanted Two good girls, one cook and one second girl. Wages, $4 per week.

Enquire at this office. If you want a good sewing machine for $10 come in aad pick it out. We will deliver it. 115 North Fifth street. Superfluous hair, moles, permanently removed by electricity.

Delia E. Smith, specialist. At home until March 5. 433 North Seventh street. The BurliDgton announces that it will 11 tickets to California points each in February and lasting until April, for $25 one way.

A aote from Frank Barclay now at Wathena, says: "Tell 0. P. M. and CK H. J.

to keep away from here. Carrie Natiem has spoiled all the amusements." A reception will be held next Satur-urday from 2 to 5 p. m. at the M. E.

parsonage in honor oi Miss Watson recently returned from Japan. All are cordially invited. Like bad dollars, all counterfeits of DeWitt's Witch Hazel are worthless. The original quickl; cures piles, sores and all skiu diseases. C.

A. Jackson H. G. Day. Those interested in missions are invited to a reception tendered Miss Watson, a returced missionary from Japan, Saturday, Feb.

16, at the M. E. parsonage from to a p. ui. In view of the near approach of the Louisiana Purchase exposition at St Louis in 1903, most of the traveling men from there use the talismanic figures 1903 to indicate that their home is at St.

Louis. "'Mis Blanc-bird's musical kinder garten is a So say the parents, aud the children are delighted. Class for children 4 to 6 years, Tuesday and Fri day 2:30 p.m.; 7 to 11 years, Wednes day and Saturday 4 p.m. Marion Rutherford was badly upraintd while handling some heavy cakes of ice on Indian creek this morning. His injuries are not serious but they will lay him up for a few days.

Dr. Felch attended to his injuries. Horace Langdon, of the Beatrie is doing a thriviag busites this season. He just now has a eontruct for putting up two big sixty 'feet steel smoke stacks for the Marysville, Electric Light and Power company. The ladies of the Congregational church will hold a rummage sale of new and second-hand goods every Saturday from 3 0 o'clock to 5 p.

at their store room. 206 North Fifth street, opposite the Auditorium. Rooms open on Friday to receive goods. A telephone message just received trom department headquarters GL A. R.r states that Past Department Comman ders T.

J. Majors of Peru and H. C. Rus sell of Schuyler will be present at the joint meeting of RawliD Post U. A.

H. and K. Saturday evening. A crowded bouse greeted the evan gelist at the Baptist church last night. A powerful address whs given which made a dep impression.

Atthecloee tf the service the pastor bapiizeJ six young ladies and one young man. There are others awaiting the ordinance. The subject tonight is "Two Ways of Look ing at a Man. Come evervone. The Kunby company, which presents 'Ten Nights in a Bar Room" ton'ght, arrived in town over the Rock Inland this morning iu its s'ecial car.

The trope made a para 1e of the business part of the city at noon with the-company band. The procession was lei by a woman with a hatchet representing Carrie Natisn. Recent experiments show that all classes of foods may be completely d'ges- tsd by a preparation called Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which absolutely digests wht yon eat. As it is the only combination of all th natural digestants ever devised t.he demand for it has become enormous. It has uever failed to cure the very worst cases of indigestion and it always gives instant C.

A Jackson H. G. Day. The large plate glass fronts of the new Begole Jt Van Arsdale building wers placed in position today by Mtsrs Ras dall who had the contract for ths glass. The larger glass is the second largest in the state, being 17feet3 inches by 8 fe-t, while the smaller one is 15x8 feet.

The glass was mi inrjositios with- out an accident, and the work speaks volumes for the efficiency of the firm of ata PEOPLE YOU KNOW. -Ports Wilson of Liacolu, i in ths ci ty. (i. L. Barton of Manhattan, is in tts city.

F. A. Brocks of Sheboygan, is in ths citv. A. Engleback of Syracuse is in the city.

C. F. Way of Lincoln is in the city today M. B. Brown of Omaha is a Beatrice visitor.

J. E. Borrow jr. of St. Louis, is is the city.

C. 11. Poors of Omaha is a Beatrice sojourner. F. C.

Brow alee of Lincoln, a iieat- rice visitor. A. f. Whiting of Liueo'n is a Bfa- trice visitor. S.

11. Diamond of St. Jteph is a Be- tnee visitor. J. Millert of Louisville, is a Beatrice visitor.

Mrs. Alice A. Miuick of Brownville is the city, arriving this afternoon. Hon. M.

E. Shultz weat to Oscvola, this afternoon on a short bines visit. G. C. Menzendorf of Lincoln, is in the citv on his weekly visit to his musical clashes.

Miss Maude Mosely has returned rom a pleasant vitit with friends at Louisville, Ky. Airs. Kva White Davis is oVn from Omaha for a two weeks' visit while con valescing from pneumonia. Mrs. David Reed is lying quite ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Fannis Wetherald, on North Eighth street. Resolutions of Condolence. The following resolutions of condo lence were adopted by Beatrice Council No. 124, Kuights and Ladies of Security, at the recent meeting: Whereas: Our Heavenly Father, i Hi in finite wisdom, has seen fit to remoy from our council, our esteemed brother, AV. T.

Scott; Therefore Resolved. That as a council we hereby affirm our love and incer regard for oar brother who has fallen, and deeply mourn the loss of hint who has been so long a member with us. Resolved, That we extend to our sister and family, who have been so sadly bereaved. our profmmdest sympathy in thin, their honr of sadness, aud commit them to the God of all Wisdom, Security and Protection, who, above all thers, can comfort. Reeolved.

That our charter drapeu for thirty days, and that a copy of these resolutions be forwarded to the bereaved fastily, published in the city papers, and spread upon the minutes of our council. John K. Qseix. A. C.

Bradley, A. II. Filch, M. Com. THt COUPT -IOUSE District Court.

The ease of Stow vs Locke was heard before Judge Lettou this morning. The decision iu the case has list yet teen banded down. The court is engaged this afternoon in conducting miscellaneous business and arranging for the jury cases next week. District court adjourned thiaaf ternoon to p. m.

Monday. Marrlsre Wm. A. Seitz and Miss Nettie V. Sim-tlxr.

both of Lnnbam, Neb. Notes In t.he Skow vs Locke case referred to above it should be stated that judg- t. 11. l. UlfUl neu iwi u.

oun i i.ut? iwi -fihl entrv and detainer, and injunction cases, and Ixicke is given judgment in the replevin cas. THE FILX.EY FARM FOR SALE All that tract of land in Filley town-hip, known as the Elijah Filley farm, containing 1440 acres, is now offered for sale in separate farms of 160 acrvs aiore hss a purchasers may desire. Prono.nitions for the iiurcha of anv portion of the tract wiil be received at ihniitfifvnj Smith Hro. f.nnn A- Trust Beatrice, until Friday, Feb. 22 1901.

Mr. Arthur B. Smith of Omaha, present owner of the land will meet all persons dtsinug to purcnase, ai ine town of Filley, on Feb. 23, mm at. lO rve.lock in th morninis for th nnrnose of cldsina: sales and makimr contracts.

Possession given March 1, 1901. The ngnt is reservec lor making snips nn nrivntt? terms nt. Hnv.timp rf. dress all communications to Smith Bros, ueHirice. TVhat Shall We Have for lsart? This question arises iu the family every day.

Let. us answer it today. Try Jell-O. a delicious dessert. Prenared in two minutes.

No Add hot! water and set to eool. Flavors: Lem on, OraDge, Raspberry and Strawberry. I At yrmr grosers, 1ft et. undreds of lives saved every year by having Dr. Thomas" Eclectrie Oil in the nous iust when It is needed.

Cures croup, heals urns, cuts, wounds of every sort. Beatrice people oao get the news by The Oil Hurry! Hurry! To the St. Louis Meat Market, buj' your meats there and eave money. Meats retailed at wholesale priees. Beet Iimii, porterhouse and short cut per lb 12Sc Round steaks lb 10 Shoulder steaks.

3 25 Best boiling meat jer lb 00 Good -ef pot-roast, per lb 08 Iiet short rib roast-per lb 10 Pork sausagH in bulk. 3 Jb for 25 Pork chops and steaks, per lb 10 Mutton chops And steaks, per lb 12Vi Shoulder choMt. per 10 All mutton stews, per lb 06 Best slu-ed haw, per lb 15 Sauer kraut, per lb 05 Mincemeat, per lb 10 Best Baltimore oysters, p-r qu 35 Lard, my own make, per lb. 10c, 3 lbs 25 All meats fi st-class and weight guaranteed. C.

F. WILBER, 118 North Filth Street. it COPY If you receive a sample copy of this evening's Dailv Eximckhs, please look it over carefully and se if you don't new! it every day. It only costs you 10 cents a week to have it delivered at your door each evening, and we are now giving you gratis a beautiful picture every Saturday evening. Read our picture offer on fourth page and give your name to the carrier or 'phone us your name and street number.

We want to place Thk Daily Express iu every home in the city. If you subscribe thi week we can furnish you back number of our picture series. Iowa 4rl ii i ii' x-ooiou. Cedar 1VI. 14.

The inns largely atenlMl itit-tiitial convention in ih history of the' Minlem Woodmen of America in Iowa was held here yostenlay. and among other im-portart actions the convention unanimously indorsed Colmitd O. Sauii-ders of Council Bluffs, the retiring state consul, for the position of member of the notional board of directors. Javkmin anil Mivall lSoiintl Over. Sioux City.

Feb. 14. and Stovall. charged with the United States Express robb-ry at Manila. have been lxund over the grand jury under bonds.

Parr of tle con tents of the stolen was found at Jackson" hoase. though none of the tnouev wa found. rrw IJor to Surrender. London. Feb.

14. A special dispatch from Cape Town says: A. D. Wolmerans. Boer delegate to the United Str.tes and Kurope.

writes from Paris, strenuously urging the Boers to surrender. TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD. King Charles arrived in Lisbon Wednesday on his return. England. Joe (ians was awarded the decision over Jack Daly in the tifth round at Baltimore Wednesday.

The crown prince of Denmark p-lHes the sale of the Danish Wst In di to the United States. The packing houses of the west have determined 10 make a test case against taxation of th-ir bran- lies in Georgia. According to the present plans of the war department the army is to be recruited to its full authorized strength of 100,000 men. During the services onducted by Evangelist Updyke at Brazil, among the number who made a -onfes-sion of faith was Jime Todd, who says be has sto'n OS horses ani killed three men. In the district court st Topeka Wednesday Judge Llazen allowed nine out of 19 Injunction filed against owners of buildings where jo'wti; are located to restrain them from renting the buildings for the use of joints.

The ease against Robert Swab, charged with the murder of his wire, Rosa Swab, by choking her to death, wan dismissed at Springfield. Wednesday by Justice BrinkerhofT. The evidence showed that Mrs. Swab died of heart disease. DOES YOOl? EEAD it mil hot IP YOU TAKE KRAUSE'S HeadacbeGapsnlcs $50ntewsrt for any rtoas substance tousd tbes Cap Us RCHE fill Cure any Kind of tfmm if nnt as say.

Sent postpaid oa isosipt of TBI U1T.1W1 ctni. PORMAN LICHTY MFG. CO Bsjrper Walter Skinner MM a mw 1.