OMAHA DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS SAfURDAY APKIL 26 , 1854.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Saturday Morning. Auril 26 ,
SUBSCRIPTION HATES.
Ur Currier - - - - - - - < - nl per week
/ Mail . - - - . - - JIO.OO per year
OFFICE !
No. 7 roarl Street , Near Broadway.
. MlftOR MENTION.
See J. Iloitor's , apring goods.
Socd corn at John Hanthorn , 700
ID roadway.
Spiritual sociable this evening. Music
and dancing.
The democratic delegate to Burling
ton returned yesterday morning.
The veterans who attended the reunion
t Marshalltown returned yesterday.
Ladies , go to Mrs. F. P. Jones' millin-
cry opening to-day. 14 Main street.
A postal note found on the street is
.awaiting its owner at Justice Schurz'a
office.
Elegant line of black Plumes just ro
coivcd at J. J. Auwcrda'u , 317 Broad
way.
way.All
All railroad tickets bought of D. W.
Uuahncll are guaranteed , also all rcbato
orders given by him. .
Monsieur and Madame LoFlour are
3iow charged before Justice Schurz with
Jcocplng a house of ill-fame.
It isn't much of a town now that can
not at least arrest ono man on suspicion
of being Glover , tbo Missouri murderer.
Strawberries appear in the market , and
4ho churches are planning to steal a
march on each other by giving the first
festival
A St. Louis merchant named Hayes
yesterday got an injunction restraining
the sheriff from selling Smith & Tailor's
JBlock-as advertised for Monday next.
Engineer Birkinbino , of the water
works , has presented Chief Temple ton ,
f the fire department , with a really ole
* jant ; spanner which the chief will keep
ibr Sunday use.
Thomas Ousick and William Chapman
were the names given yesterday by two
fellows arrested on suspicion of having
stolen some plated spoons and knives
which they were found soiling.
"Thereis no death ; what seems so is
transition. " ( Spiritual cirelo to-morrow
afternoon and evening at Spiritual Hall ,
{ Shugart & Bono's ulock ( at 2 and 7:30 :
o'clock. Entrance on Main and Pearl
streets , two doors south of post office.
"The Western Wonders" who appeared
at Dohany'o proved wonders only in the
fact that they got oven a few to go to
their show , and that they got anybody to
> jjftay half through. If those few had road
' 'TnE BEE , they would not have boon sold
mo badly.
Arrangements are being made for a
contest hero at the rink , to decide
who is the fastest two milo skater , the
contest to bo open to Council Blufls and
Omaha skaters. John Eponotor. , who
won the ono railo contest hero , will atop
first as Council Bluffs favorite in the two
milo race.
Ono of the Bimo American Express
teams which ran away Thursday took an
other run yesterday on the same street ,
Madison. The driver , Ed. Bennett ,
jumped out of the wagon. The runaway
collided with n wagon by Wios & Clau
sen's store , smashing ouo of the wheels
of-tho wagon.
Meetings under the auspices of the Y.
M. 0. A. to bo hold as follows : Bible
jitudy and song service this evening at 8
o'clock in room 1240 Main street. Young
xncn art invited , and the regular gospel
service for bcth ladies and gentlemen at
the Presbyterian church to-morrow af
ternoon at 4 o'clock. All will bo wol-
-corned.
Misa Stella Hall , the little daughter of
Ii. N. Ball , attracts much attention and
calls forth many complimentary remarks
whenever eho appears on the floor of the
akating rink. The little Miss is only
eight yean old , and she is so skillful enrollers
rollers that she glides about like a little
fairy , and she is getting well along with
fancy skating , some of her movements
being remarkable for grace and skill.
It oeems that Council Blufla in to have
MO representative in either of the nation
al conventions. The democrats , by a
xow among themselves , lost the phanco
of getting & delegate to their national
convention , and it isclaimed that the re
publicans of the city , with an eye to get
ting tbo congressional nomination , are
going to personally give the delegates to
"aomo other county.
Three young follows giving the ramcs
cf William R , Klnnus , Dick Miller and
f c Charles Daley were arrested on the
charge of stealing n revolver from the
head waiter at Boohtole's. They had a
valise which they handled suspiciously
' " > and which they took to the express ofilco
for shipment. The young men wore
locked up , end tbo value overhauled , but
no stolen property was discovered , so
they were released on the payment of
costs.
About a week ago some one fired some
koU through the windows of John Mar.
i'fcl's house , in Omaha. Margal caused
James Smith , Walter H. Bennett , and
Joe. Huffman to be arrested as being the
ones who did the shooting. Smith had
his examination before Justice Schurz
yesterday and was discharged , the evi
dence showing that none of the three
were at the place , and all were at homo
with their wives at the time of the shoot
ing. The cases against Bennett and
Huffman will now probably be dropped.
There was a ciowd of ladies all yester
day at the cooking school in the Boston
3" # * Store , interred iu learning bow to
uke sice brp&4cod , Virit tha Boston
* - < l7 aud jwe how pasy it is done. In.
free ,
JONES CLEARED.
The Charge of Stealing from the Ex
press CompYDoes not Slid
A Largo DclcRtit ton Ironi Ncoln
The trial of Chnrlca F. Jones before
Judge Ayloaworth yesterday , caused n
nrgo gathering of the citizens of Nooln ,
whore the trouble arose , eomo being witnesses -
nesses , many moro intorostcd spocUtors ,
Tones has boon doing the transfer bust *
ness between the two dopota , and Jot.
lobinson , ono agent , claimed tlmt ho do-
ivorod to Jones two money packages ,
ono for § 10 nnd ono for $4. The other
agent claimed that Jones novar delivered
the packages to him. Jones was not in
, ho habit of giving receipts to Jones and
.ooknono from the other agant , but claim
ed that the package received by him had
joon delivered to the other agent , BO far
as ho know. After spending most of
Lho day in hearing the case , Judge Ayloa
worth discharged Jonos. The judge held
that that there was evidence showing
that Jones received the packages , nnd
thnt the other agent did notrocoivo thorn
from Jones , and that probably Jones
would bo hold I'csponsiblo in a civil action
but there vrna no evidence that ho hid
acted criminally. The packages might
liavo boon lost by him in transit or disap
peared in seine other way. If a picco of
ono ot the envelopes or part of the mon
ey had been found in his possession , there
would liavo been nome evidence of his
having converted the money to his own
use , but there was no such ovidonco.
When the accused was discharged , the
crowd > clapped their hands enthusiastical
ly , and Jones with his friends marched
off in , triumph.
The fooling between the two agents at
Noolo , and the division of sentiment and
sympathy in the community , have led to
much strong fooling back of the outward
ciso , and Noola has boon greatly exercised -
cisod over the arrest and prosecution.
What Everybody Ought to Know.
That Prof. Horsford's Phosphatic
Baking Powder has for its active agent
Prof. Horsford's Acid Phosphite in
powdered form , which restores to the
( lour a largo porcontigo of the nutritious
phosphates which are taken from the
flour in the process of bolting , the defi
ciency of which is a frequent source
of ill health and retarded mental develop
ment.
Phosphate of limo , an essential con
stituent of all grain , is the principal in
gredient in this powder. It is not only
an important nutritive principal , but al
so an indispensable element in the con
struction of all bodily tissues. The bis
cuits , gems , etc. , made with this powder
are remarkably light , sweet and palata
ble. They may bo eaten warm or hot by
persons with delicate digestive organs
where biscuits made by. the ordinary pro
cess must become stale before being eat-
on. In raised , biscuits the carbonic acid
is obtained at the expense of certain nu
tritious elements of the flour , while by
using Horsford's Baking Powder this
loss not only does not occur but the elim
inated phosphates are in a great measure
restored and the products rendered moro
easily digestible. The highest medical
as well as chomicil authorities consider
"Horsford's" by far the most valuable
among the great number of baking and
yeast powders , and it is fur sale by load
ing grocers everywhere. Prices sixmo as
other so-called first class goods.
PJEllbONAti.
C , Woods , of Persia , arrived at the Ogden
yesterday.
E , W. Stanley , of Boston , la at the Og-
den.
den.E.
E. I' . Lorngo aad 0 , M. Druao , of Lincoln ,
wore at liochtolo's yoatonlay.
Charles S. Early and A. Flatt , of Sao City ,
dlnod at Boohtolo'a yoatonlay.
.T. W. Chamu , of the Hod Oak Express , re
turned home last evening.
W. W. Oliver , of Contorvllle , Iowa , was In
the city , and at the Pacific yoaterday.
James Turner the wldo-nwnko news agent at
UJuourl Valley , was In tlio city ywtonlayV
Prof. K. It. Talgo , now of Chicago , U InXho
city looVuiR nftor his property Intercut * here
lot a few days.
S. W. Ferguson has returned from Grant
City , Mluourl , where ho spent his tenth wed-
ling anniversary with Ills family wnoaffTvla-
Itlag friends thoro. ' "
Col. J. W. Chapman rotumoif ytalerday
from Washington It la whUpoiod that liU
mission thither WM In the Interests of the
Union Paclflo road.
There will bo a practical demonstration
of tbo superiority of Prof. Horsford's
Phosphatio Baking Powder at the Boston
Tea Store to-day. Ladles call and see
the proof of the assertion that ' 'JJors-
lord's is the best in the world. " Boeing
is believing.
Itcnl Batata Transfers ,
The following transfers wore received
for record at the county clerk's ofllce ,
April 25 , reported by P. J , MoMahon ,
real estate agent :
Hoyt Sherman , receiver , to Joseph
Boiler , lots 1 , 2 , 3 , 4. D and G , block 5 ,
Walnut 200.
Robert Tindalo , ot al , to Ilachol Hay ,
lot 12 , block 3 , John Johnson's addition.
9150.00.
Hoyt Sherman , receiver , to J. 0.
Spanglor , lots 10 , 14 , 15 and 1C , block D ,
\Valnut. 3170.00.
0. 8. Robinson to W. U Freeman ,
part swj nwi 12-70.40. $10.00.
Total sales , 6805.00.
Fast In
Yoaterday afternoon there was a com-
poUtivo exercise in rapid computation
between the pupils of Hits Swan's room ,
and thoto of Mis * Lyons in the Bloomer
building , The figures were placed on a
board behind a curtain , which was thcu
dropped , and the pupils would mark the
rcaalt in chalk on their slates and hold
them up. The judges were Mr.Ed Mott ,
Mr. Frank Cook and Mrs. J , K. Cooper.
The pupils averaged in ago between seven
and ton years , and their compulations
were certainly remarkable both for accu
racy and rapidity. There were ten pu
pils in Miss Swan's class and 23 in Miss
Lyons' .
The first exorcise consisted of ten ex
amples in additon. Miss Swan's pupils
averaged 7.5 in correctness and Miss
Lyon's 8.5. On six of the problems Miss
Lyon's class was first to give the result ,
and Miss Swan's class first on three
problems , while on ono there was a lie.
The second ixorciso consisted of four
problems in combination of numbers.
The result was about as the first exorcise.
The third exercise was a test of J time in
the addition of twelve numbers. The
first result was gained by Miss Lyon's '
class in the speedy time of four seconds.
Ono was gained by Miss Swan's class in
20 sccondn. And the two others by Miss
Lyon's class in the same lime.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special advertisements , BHch u Loot ,
Pound , To Loan , For Bale , To Hint , Wants , Hoard
Inifi etc. , will ho Inserted In this column at the low
rate of TEN CENTS PEIl LINK for the first Inuortlon
and KIVK CENTO 1'Klt LINK for each euhocquer.t n
nortlon. Leaio ailvortliomctits at ourolDoo , Mo.
1'oarl Street , near Droadwav
WAN1H
WANTKU A ll\n hey with iiony to carry rout
for DUE. CV11 at Uuunill Dlulfs IlKK OIIICC.
WANTED K\ory body in Council Bluffs to take
Timllitic. Delivered by carrier at only twenty
cents a week.
OLD I'AI'KUS For sale at III * olllco , at 26 ccuu
a hundred ,
AGKNT8 Ladlca and gentlemen can make first
clwu wage * by selling the "Champion Besom
Btrecthor and Ironlug Hoard. " Itetallt at It CO.
Any lady can do Ui > a line shirt without a wrinkle
and gloij It as nicely as the beat laundries can. Address
for ruiitlculars 0. D. 8. & I. Co. , Bill office , for ono
month. ,
"pOR SALE Genera ] stock of Merchandlso , Uu | .
-T" ness established ten jean. Qootl reasons for
olllnr. I'art payment , i < ait Umc. Address I * . O.
BOX 201. Noola , Iowa.
BOOGE'S SIOUX 01TY HAMS.
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
No. 39 Pearl slreot * Council Bluffs , Iowa.
ROLLER
CORNER PEHRLST , AND FIFTH AYE ,
Open 10:00 : n. m. , 2CO : p. m nd7SOp. ; m. ,
( VMiulo on Monday , Woducaday and triduy ere
nlngs.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
No objectlouablao aractorawlll be admitted.
H. II. UAKTEM9 PROPRIETOR ,
W. R. VAUGHAN.
Justice of the Peace.
Utnaha and Council Bluffr.
Heal unto colloa Ion ngcni Old FeMiv
vcr avlii s buiV.
MrsHJ , HiltODM. , D. ,
PHYSICIAN & SUEti-EON ,
223 Middle Bro -lTiv. Conuoll BluQo.
R. Rice M , D.
t
or other tumora removed without the
knlto or drawlnic of blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES
Over thirty year | ) iractlcalexperlcnoa Ofllce No
S I'oarl etrwt , Council IiluOi
< ffnnoiiUotlnii ! Iron
TOOS. omc a , u. u. runr.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Coonoll BluUi1 . . I * .
Established - - 1856
Dealer * In Foreign and omeetlo Etchingo an
innK -tirti | .
GASH TALKS !
At the well-known Establishment
OP
J. P. FILBERT ,
209 Upper Broaaway , the
PIONEER GASH
0-XX.OOHift.-V
01 Council lilufli. Nollw our reduced Trice List.
We gito
IKpoundiK tradSugar lor . . . . . | 1 00
11 pound * QranuUted Suirar , , , , . . 1 no
i5 ! IIQUII Ji Clioles Oatmeal . .100
B | > oundiNa\y lcann. _ , . , j oo
20 poumli IVetHulk Starch l 00
12 | > oundiCarulIniklUoe. , , , . , . , , , 1 00
IS poundi Choice irumi lee
ZSbaniUuOaloSoap. , , , , . , , j oo
Extra Lake Trout , j > er pound , , . ( ,9
Cbolco tllucallctt per pound , , . . , 10
1 dozen Uackerol JB
Colorado Flour , Winter , per owt , . 200
10 poundt Qlnner Bi.apj , j CO
JOpoundih mloy. . . . . , , , . . , , , j fo
6 Uilloii kct ( Syiup , , i jn
White Kith , per kit . , . . . . ! . " . po
Mackerel , per kit . , . . , , , , , . . , , . , , , . , 8H
Uatot , per | > ound , . jo
T. T. T.
All trade * , according to quality , 150 to 800 [ per
Wo alio carry a hill line ol Mou'i , Ladlet' and
Oolldren'ii One Bhoca and UenV Fine Uoot4 at cry
low price * . Also * lull line 01 Tinware and general
merchaudfoe. Call on u and be convinced that vuu
can aavo money Vy dcallnc with ua , UooOt dillter d
lr In any part of the ttty.
lu Kvtoru , wear * bound to tell and challonce a'l
lau Jaule competition lu thli oountr.
J. 1 * . FILHEHTI
M * * ' tr Broadway
N. 80HURZ ,
ice of
OFflOE OVKH AVEKICAM
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
JACOll SIMS. E. ft
8IMS&OADWELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIL DLOFfS , IOWA
Offlc * , Ifaln Street. Iloonu 1 and Bbuzut * Uo-
M hon'tWodt , WUlpraoUotlo BUtc tad tdtrtl
LADIES !
WE ABE 11EOEIVING SOMK VERY FINE
For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and
see our New Stock.
Z. T. L1NDSEY & CO. ,
4:12 Broadway , Council Bluffs , )
\Veat Side Square , Glurnuln i
MAYNS & PALMER ,
PIU1.K1U ] IK
AMD WOOD ,
BULK AND IJAnilKI , LIME , LOUISVILLE AND POHTLAND CKMKNT , UICUKIAN rLA&TKB , HAJK
No. cao nronnwav. - - AND 8KWKU - PIPE. COTTNOTT. r.I.TIFPB.
All kinds ot / r. sac.
KugliiccrlnK I
1 and Our-1
\flVltiBcattn <
culuilatod qunntltloal , I BOOH NE OPERA HOll lUFFS , IOWA
etc. , etc. \ All Ordoro by Wlnll Promptly Attended To.
GALVANISED IRON CORNICES ,
I98e Mantels and Grates ,
LYMAN'S GASOLINE STOV'ES.
Call and BOO thorn before buying elsewhere. Stores and Tinware.
JOHN EPENETER J PADWAY ,
, COUNCIL ULUKES. IOWA.
KNICKERBOCKER PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY !
220 Soufli Main Street , Countil BhifFs , Io\va. \
.Wo guarantee our work as firat-clais in over manner and style at low pricps.
Wo make a specialty of Gtoupcs , Families , nnd especially children , which
wo take quicker than a wink. . COME AND SEK US.
SCHMIDT & KILEY , Proprietors.
01TTS3ME OF
FITCH BROTHERS' ' COSTOM SHIRTS ?
Perfect Fitting , Beat and ChcapoaC. Flno Linen Collars Md CuCa.
No. 715 Fourth Street Council. Bluffs , Iowa.
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER !
Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds.
ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGH
3XTO. X-flL OKT.
GRESTON HOUSE.
EVEttYTIlINO FIRSTCLAS3.
217rmrl 219 S. TSlnui St. . - - OOUNCTL BLUFFS
WHOLESALE DBALKUS IN
HATS , GAPS BUCK GLOVES ,
342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA
L1VKTQ KATT
KESTAUR&NT AND CAFE ,
Ojtvtoror to OC"Iao
Ed. Olfson 1 401 Broadway , l at Ml Hour *
Ch t d'culxlno f Cnuncll I'artlciaRpeclaltv.
SIGN , SCENERY AND FRESCO PAINTING A SPECIALTY ,
17 North Mnin Sh. . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS
REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
805 South Main Street , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
WHOLESALE
' Ctnnt" ltn ?
ID mubi , IilL
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
otlcntlon to orders mr Mall. .
Fig leaves are out of style , so are goat nnd sheep akin ; sliaivla and blankets liavo
cone by. This is not intended for poetry , but if you want a suit of clothes to look
both neat and dressy , call on
NORENE & LANDSTROM ,
O DC * O la. & , Zl. t * I ? L ± 1 O X * &
Their Prices are Truly.Eeasonable {
MRS. S. J. NORRIS ,
omplete Assortment of the Latest Novel ties'in
IfiJLJjljlii ? jJ& V JL Ja.JS.iU A "
OElir : 033173S3D ,
IQ5S Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The undersigned is paying the highest market price for
Bags.
S. .GOLDSTEIN. ! - - - - 510 Broadway , Council Bluffs
HARMAN KELLEY ,
34 N. MAIN ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
O
DEALER IN ALL THfJ LATEST DESIGNS OF
ML PIPER 1
Interior Decorations.
13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Largest
Stock
in the City
Cityi
And
Iiowest
V
Prices
Guaranteed.
Window Shades ,
Materials ,
BOOM MOULDING ,
CORNICE POLES
-AND-
Painting.
No. 32 Main Street and 33 Pearl Street ,
OOTTlsrOIIli
NEXT DOOH TO THE POSTOFFIOE.
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
