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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

This body met with the Baptist church
Of this city yesterday ut ] o'clock. The
Moderator and Clerk, Of last year, being
absent, Rev A ] Hunsaker, of tndepcn-
dence, was chosen Moderator, pro tenn !;
and Rev 9 A McIlroy, OF Lebanon, was
chosen cle,k, pro tenn. Both these breth-
rem were afterwards elected permanent
ly. After nm hour spent In devotional
exercises, the following committees were
appointed:
On religious exercises.-Rev III Trnm-
bull and brethren g II Hart and James
Alexander.
On obituaries. 9 sperry, NJ L =
ilenton, and Joseph Craven.
The hours Of meeting were fixed at o
u m, 80 p m, and ! 80 y III. Each seq
sion TO be opened with half hour OF de-
votional exercises.
Tho letters from the churches were
then read, when two new churches were
received, one ut Lebanon and one ut Holly.
The Moderator then introduced TO the
Association the following new ministers
who had arrived among us during the
past year; Rev Carter, at Union; Rev
r Mckillop, ut McMinnyille; Rev J W
Oliver, ut Yamhill and Rev 9 A Meilroy
at Lebanon.
Adjourned.
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w Bentley. best boot and shoe maker in
city, opposite Fortmiller & IrYing's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

II YOU want either to buy or sell your
property place the same in the hands Of r +
Ashby M Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

Best roast coffee in the. city At Conrad
Meyers.
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Prominent Nan lmp,iep,cc.

TExARSANA, June 3 Some Of the best
citizens of feSarkana have been arrested for
completely in the Spur Switch train robbery
and the city is Wild with excitement, Last
night Jno > Williams, one oi the Oldest ciii-
Eens, who Is a detective oi ainoh national &c
pute, was locked up. charged with being i'm.
plica,ed. Napoleon Mcdaniel, OK poll eeman.
and n man named Radcliffe, have been arrest
cd on similar charge and conduct. A Goa,
belonging to Williams, found near the first clue
and lad OF kadclhes WAS found suffering
nom gun shot wound at Williams house.
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A EiETrse.

FREsSo. June ft.--Skilled workmen are
now engaged in getting ont the worlds fair big
uee-a section Of redwood tree. This will
be the largest s"c,ion ever removed i'om Cali
fofnia. The tree il located at Mammoth Forest
fifty two mites east Of Tulafe, at an altitude Of
6575 feet above sea level The tree measure.
ninety nine feet in circumference, making il
thirty three feet in diameter. II will require
three fla, cars ior its transportation, as the total
weight will no, be less than o., 900 pounds.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

PEsrr, June iS.-At meeting Of the bud
get committee Of the Austrian delegation To day
Field Marshal Baron Bauer, minister of war
for the whole monarchy. stated the peace Of
Europe was not secure. and therefore con
siderable increase IN the army was necessary.
The cost OF tic Increase would amount 10 from
90, Ooo, 600 TO 200, ,ouo, 900 nofins.
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rnE ELECTION ~ chook COUNTY.

We are Indebted to John II Cia, pool for
the official canvass of the vote In Crook
County on the > ate dckct as follows:
Congress, Miller o. 6f4 Hermann. AZ
Governor. Pcnnoyrr 74o Thoupson 53s
Sec OF State. Townsend. .G5b Mcbride AS
Treasurer, Wetb ,.... .6:S Mrtehan 400
Sup Judge, Bouham .6s6 Beam. 4GI
State Sup,, Leroy 65o McE!roy ,..i itS
State prin., O'Bricn 6jo Baker 40
The democratic county ticket wa, all
elected. The democrats had a reg
uiaiion blow out over the election The
Linn county democracy send, greet
ing To The "urtcrr.fed' boys IN Crook
Organization. pluck, energy and dsin,ef-
es,ed devotion, are the essentials of victory
and the democrats In Crook sec ned 10
have had all these. The democrats oi a
half dozen other counties In the state
might nov be rejoieing in victory instead
of brooding ovei defeat, had they supplied
themselves with these essential weapons oi
political warfare. lie, not the lesson be
lost
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

For her Inatchless look Of grace ana motion.
this rceal beauty was indebted to perfect
health, restored by the use OF that uncqualsd
invigorltinI tome and nervine, DIR. Pierec's
action every function and gave PARITY ard
richness to the blood.
"Favorite Prescription " ia a positive esire
for the most complicated aud obstinate cases
of leucorrhea, excessive flowing, painful men
etruation, unnatural impressions prolapsus.
or falling OF tho womb, weak back, female
weakness" RCt'vcrBion, rctrovCrsion. bear
ing-down sensations, chronic congestion. in
flammation ~ liberation Of the womb. u
IL guaranteed 10 Fs.vo satisfaction Ia cetFu
cdSe, or luun,y .eflHGCe.
Manufactured by WORLDS DIsrENsARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

During the week five mortgages were
flied. consideration S63 90.
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pncklen,e Aruica eaIve.

The best Salye in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever sores, Fetter Chappd
hands, Chblains, Corns, and oil Skin Ernptio and
postvelycures piesor no pay required. IL Is guar.
ntsed TO give perfect satisfaction, msney Iefund
d. Price 25 cents per bex. Fer sAss BY Feshay and
MasoB
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After th~ InLians.

iiELESA. June 1.-THE sheriff Of Dawson
county ,ele.raThed 10 Governor Tooic to day
for fifs and ammunition for the settlers and
cowLoys who arc IN danger from the Cheyenne
outbreak. The governor sent 1000 rifles and
1000 rounds Of cartridges in ,argc of Colonel
c Cafiis, who has gong to the scat Of war
accompanied by { u Greenfield, the well
known War correspondent.
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PERCHEROA STALLION
TITUS, 1894.
pEscRIPTIoN AED rEpIaREE,

pEscgIPTTog AED PEDIGREE,
Black ;.foa cd 1884 imported 1886 by
Mur~ev Brothers, Of Polo, Illinois, bred
~ NJ sutlnuin commune Of In Gaudaine.
anton of Soogsnt Ie- Rotrou, department
81 Ed g et.Lir: got by Bajard 1865
(eS7); am Eocoto t5933) by Chcri (4l37)
f,al Of .sobiue.
Bsfard s555 (ss7J: ny Naroonne 1884
(777) ont Of H4gotte by Bon Coeur-d'Am
iily.
Narbo1ne 1884 (770 by Brilliant 1s99A
$3.50 out OF .iadAion by Favoh (7i1.)h
bv Vlenx Cliaslin l7i3) out Of DAmie b
l.yieuS Pierre (s9fj ~ by Coco t7i2)
Brilliant 1899 (75Gj ny Coco II (7l4) oue
of Kozetts by Mira belonging to the
FrencJ government
Coco II (7l4) by Vi4ux Chas in (7I3)out
Of La Griso t,y Vieux Pierre tss3
! Vie eux Chasiin l7l3) by Coco (7i21out OF
Poulby Saudi.
Coco (7t2j by algnon ;7I5) out OF Pau
/ line bv Vieux Coca.
/ Mlenon (7i5, by Jean Ie Blanc (739.)
/ ISc- JPnn-is. Bianc.l
Cheri (4I37J by Bijou, belonging to NJ
| Fardoust, oist Of Biche, belonging to NJ
Debray
TERMS.
For season ....... ........ ....2l5
single service, q o D........"~.... ...... $40
Persons lnsnr!1g their mares and not
returning in regular seaso- TO the horse,
will be CHARGED as season mares Persons
dispos ng IF their i.1sres before they are
known 10 b. with f1al.or removing them
from the county will be charge for in
snfaBce. Property of
r, ". BIUMBgRG
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A nemeera, Van. Oh Home .

BlNouAMroN, N Y. June IA severe
thunder storm and cloud burst deluged th
villages Of I,isle aud Whilney's Point and III
ucignboing country Thursday night, Consid
erahle live stock resished aud many small brdg
es were swept away
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PianOS.

Those Wishing 9 first class instrument,
the est Il sde TO stand the climate ofthe
Coast, can q suited by calling at Mrs B
4 Hymas'S opposit' tE1 Masonic Tenn.
pie. on First Street. The latest vocal aud
instrumental music kept for sale, also the
largest assortment OF stamping patterns
to select from this sids OF Frisco. Les
sons given 10 painting and embroidering
in Der studio over Linn County Bank
Give her your order AMI you will be
pleased.
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Devotional exercises were led by ] w
Short, and the sermon was delivered by
Rev. A Wooddy. The association then
adjourned to meet at Carlton, in June 1891.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
A Double Tragedy.

PORTLAND, June IA double shooting
tragedy, which occurred near Milwaukee at an
carly hour yesterday morning, has created a
great sensation in the usually quiet and un-
even.ful life of that community.
Daniel Harvey, who has lived for many years
with his mother, Mrs Mary BunLell, and step
father, Charles BunnelI, shot his mother through
the temple, with pistol, and then placing the
weapon to his own head, pulled the trigger and
completed tho tragedy. The weapon used was
a thirty two calibre Smith & Wesson, and both
mother and son lived until about half past g
O'Clock in the forenoon when dc,'h came to
their relief Mrs Bdnnci died j@st FIVE minut
es before her son.
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4 Jast Verdict.

SAN FRANCISCO, June II.-An opinion was
filed by the supreme court yesterday in the case
Of Simon Iia'aberg, convicted Of obtaining
money under false preienses from 7 NJ Parker,
IN representing TO pfrker an unsuspecting
granger from Oregon with more money than a
knowledge Of the ways Of ie world, that he
was the owner Of certain lots in this city. and
relying upon such representations, Parker paid
g 500 for the mythical property.
The defendant was tfied, convicted and sen
fenced to one years imprisonment and to pay
fine ofsfo,ooo, double the amount secured or
in default, TO suffer 10000 davs in jail,
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kItied by Hail.

81 Louis. June IA, solla during the
hail storm yesterday, stones four inches IN cir
eumirrenee felI. killing Jesse Cos. farmer. Who
was literally pounded TO death while in tho
field setting on, cabbage plants
HELENA, Moni,. June i2.--rhe reports OF
threatened Indian hos,ili,tes in Eastern Mon
lana aLe lafgeY sensalional.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

AuurRS. y y. June Is.--'rhs wots, rain
storm Of the season occurred in this city and
vicinity to-day Railroad tracks werr washed
out. eelars flooded, foundations damaged and
crops ruined. In the immediate vicinity Of this
plack the damage will reach $500. ono.
The progress., 1890-06-21
Secretary Rlaine on Sunar.

AUGUSTA. Me. June 1S.-A letter
from Secretary Blaine to ex-Mayor
Conys says: You are in error in sup
posing | am opposed to sugar being
admitted free of duty. My objection
Is not to free sugar. but to the pro-
posed method of making it free If,
IN the pending tariff bill sugar is
placed upon the free list We give to
certain countries free market for
SO, 600 OF their products. while
they are not asked to open their mar
kets to Il single dollars worth of
American products. We ought to have
IN exchange for free sugar from Ger
tam countries a free market for bread
stuffs and provisions. besides various
fabrics from all parts of our country.
IN short, we ought TO secure in return
for free sugar a market for soc. 600, 600
or $40. 600. 900 worth Of Ou. own pro-
ducts. 1t will not require reciprocity
treaties TO secure this great boon. The
tariff bill contains all the necessary
conditions. The legislative power is
able to secure the desired end. With
IN the last twenty Years We have given
south of us free admission
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The World Do Move.

And SO do the elegantly appointed
trains of the Burlingtonroute.
BY this favorite line, selected by the
L. S. Government to carry the fast
mail, you have the choice OF three
daily trains for Chicago, Peoria and
the east; two daily trains for Kansas
City, St. Louis and the south; two
daily trains for Denver, Cheyenne and
the west.
The Burlington No, 2 is completely
vestibuled throughout, leaves Omaha
at 4:3O p. m. and arrives at Chicago
8 a. m., serving breakfast in the DIM
ing car before arrival. It's equipment
OF Pullman Palace cars, Reclining
cars (seats free), and Dining car, is OF
the latest and most elegant design. A
small but we'll selected library in each
OF the Pullman cars, is but one of the
many features provided for the com
fort OF the traveller
No. 6, the Fast Mail, leaves Omaha
at 9:15 p. m. and arrives at Chicago
at l p. m. Its Dining car service,
Pullman car and chair equipment, is
in every way up to the highest stand
ard.
Remember that these trains do not
wait for connections, hence are always
on time. They make but few stops
and are thereby enabled to make fast
time without running at dangerous
speed between stations.
Depot Tenth and Jason SITS. City
office 1928 Farnam st., w. T. Vail,
AGENT.
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sionary money to send to our foreigr
missions.
/ Mrs. c. Dyson and Mrs. II. Rogers
arrived home on last Saturday even
ing from Kansas, and were very much
pleased with their trip and report a
pleasant time while abroad.
Mr.. David Jacobs has resigned his
position at the Garretson, and ac-
cepted position with Woodward.
Mr.. A. Fields, a prominent young
man OF Gallatin, Mo, has returned
from Jefferson City where he has been
attending college
Mr.. Fred Graves left for Bismarck,
Dakota, on Wednesday evening.
At the lawn fete, conspicuous among
the vast crowd we noticed Mrs. JAS
Breeder, Mrs. c. c. Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wikotf, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nor
gan, Misses Lena Williams, Matte
Merton, Anna Madison, Mtssrs. Will
lam Mills, Jas Breeder, G. w. Bap-
tist and j. w. Smith.
Don't forget that The PROGRESS is
the leading organ of our people in the
Northwest; that it is willing at all
times to champion our cause, when
we are in the right; that it is the av-
enue by which we reach the masses
upon all the important topics of the
day, that are of Importance to us as
q race.
Call at L. 5. Clothing Co. and leave
your subscription. Terms strictly
cash
The Corn Palace, the eighth wonder
OF the world, that magnificent struc-
ture which outlivais all dreams of
splendor, whose fame has
flown to the rock-bound coasts of
Name; to where the silver spray of the
Pacific breaks upon the golden shores
OF California, from the frozen gates OF
the North, where the brooks have be-
gun to murmur down to meet the
summer, till it reached the
orange groves OF Florida and through
out the civilized world, will throw open
ts doors on the 23rd of September.
The progress., 1890-06-21
Hastings News.

Mr.. J. S. Craig has the agency O
THE PROGRESS in this city.
Marvin Lodge had its installation
Monday evening. The families OF all
the members were present and few
invited friends. Ice cream, strawber-
ries and cake were freely served and
everybody had a good time.
The League was to have been organ
lied Tuesday evening, but on account
OF the quarterly conference was post
poned.
Rev. NJ. Jones expects to enjoy a
vacation soon, taking in the sights OF
Denver.
Last Sunday was quarterly meet
ing at the A. NJ. f. church, Rev. NJ
Jones officiating, assisted by Bro.
Manuel of Denver. The sermon by
Rev. Jones was excellent and the
church was we'll filled at all services
during the day.
There are no Baptist churches IN
town, and we think Mr.. J. S. Craig and
family are the only colored Baptlsts
in town.
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Lincoln \ otcS.

The Clipper Band meets every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings
at 1;3O O'Clock, at 1876 South Tenth
street. c. H. Murphy, president; J.
M. Downing, secretary; w. c. Mallory
leader and director. Music furnished
for all occasions. Address all COM
munications to J. NJ. Downing, Sec
retary. tt
At the time OF going to press the
Lincoln news had not arrived and we
could not delay the paper on that ac-
count. Correspondents must get their
news in by Thursday at the latest.
The progress., 1890-06-21

Miss Churchgoer-.'Did you attend
divine service to-dav?' Mr.. Stayat-
home-"Yes, performed one. Wrote
to my best girl.'-Btnghamton Repub-
icdn.
Mrs. Reeder-"I see by the papers
that there has been a rebellion in the
deaf and dumb asylum" Mr.. Reeder
-Puct.
Lady Doctor Noung and fair)-
"Please turn voUr head little"
masculine Patient-''Ah. dear, you
have already turned it, Laurence
Anlerican.
Parish is very much in love with
that girl why doesn't he marry
her?" He has his misgiyings as to
whether she is able to support him.
N. 7. San.
1t has been discovered that kisses
love Kisses, we mcan-are full OF cleo
trlcity: Now we know why old maids
nave always called kissing shocking!-
Boston Courier.
:. I am n something Of wit myself at
tlmes' sad stupid man to wag.
just as a bright man has an occa-
slonal dnil PERIOD" vas the reply
Isras Sytings.
Cnmso-'I see that a Denver de.
1ectlve mas mysteriouslr disappeared.
range = hes probably found the
crlmlha! ne was looking for and the
shock killed him" "~Egg3h.
The progress., 1890-06-21

The A. NJ. f. church, Main, between
Fifth and Sixth streets. Services
every Sunday at II a. m. and $ p. m.
Sunday school at 3 o'clock. Prayer
meetings every Wednesday evening.
REV. HIGGINS, Pastor.
Ep. PROGREss:-At the annual elec
tion OF Decatur Lodge A. f. and A. NJ.
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: John Kingcannon, w.
NJ; Chas. Curtis, S. W.; Edward Far
Der, j. w; Geo. W. Baptist, treasurer;
Jas Williams, secretary.
John Kingcannon was chosen dele
gate to represent Decatur Lodge at
the Grand Lodge, which convenes at
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
The installation OF officers takes
place on the 23rd inst. Rev. Jas.
Higgins, pastor G. S, W. of Iowa, will
Otliciate.
Our local company of Jubilee sing
ars and one of which we feel proud, Is
COMPOSED OF the following talent: Mrs.
c. A. Dean, pianist. Mrs. James Lee,
sonrano: Mrs. Dimond, soprano; Miss
Julia Stewart, alto; Mrs. Chas. Ross,
alto, Mr.. c. c. Carter, first tenor; Mr..
G.. W. Baptist, tenor; Messrs. James
smith and Chas. Curtis, bassos, gave
one Of their interestingconcerts on the
10th at the Opera House. The sing
inc OF Mesdames Lee and Ross was
heartily encored, also the instrument
al music of Messrs. Carter and Curtis.
The company bids fair torank among
the star companies OF today
The Bible class of Rev. Higgins MIL,
on next Sabbath. present HIM hne
Bible. in token of their esteem and ap-
oraciation OF his efforts during the
conference year.
The lawn fete at Mrs. Miles on last
Tuesday evening was grand success,
and all enjoyed themselves Much
credit is due the ladies who assisted
Mrs. Higgins in her effort to raise mis-
The progress., 1890-06-21
LODGES.

Hrani United Order OF Odd Fellows-Meets
Moh1ay evening OF each week in their hall 0
street between 10TH and 1lth streets g. s. Don
hell y. g.. 7. 5. Champion, T. S.
SIT Knights OF ahor-Meets Tuesday evening
IN tneir hall, street. north side Government
square. John L.wright, c. M, John Russell. e 9
Household OF Ruth-Meets Thursday sxenin.
Ts every two weeks, at Odd Fellows hal Mrs.
aa19 laura Johnson N. N. g.. Mrs. S. F. Nestsr-
~ daughters OF the Tabernacle Meets every
q : uesuay' north side street, Governments
Sanare Sa?.ua Mrs; Amelia Vannsll. c. P, Miss Sarah
Daughter OF Bethel, No. e-Meets every tvo
xeeks at s2lo street. Julia Hawkins. Pres.
Mrs. Matte Harding vice-pres..
Clipper Band-Meets every Monday and Thr.s
gay evenings at 1855 10th street. c Marphy. .Pree''
A. Downing. Sec. G. II. Coyle, director
The progress., 1890-06-21
Cholera iii Spain.

MADRID. June l6.-The first of the
eases Of cholera at Puebla de Ruyal
manifested themselves II month ago,
after extensive excavations had been
made for the purpose OF paving the
streets. Nine deaths from the disease
have occurred. and on Saturday there
were seven fresh eases. TwO-thirds of
the inhabitants of the town have fled.
reported at Montichelvo, village near
Puebla de Regal
The progress., 1890-06-21
Notice.
LINCOLN, June 18th.
VIM. NJ. MARSHALL, Omaha:

VIM. NJ. MARSHALL, Omaha
Dear Sir and Brother:-Your favor
ofthe 18th duly at hand. Sir, il re-
ply, we have no arrangements for
dancing whatever. The proprietor OF
Cushman Park has a cOmmodious
hall on the ground that rents for SIS.
When published the bills the COM
mittee requested me to say, among
the sports to be INDUCED in were,
boating, dancing etc. Nov sir, since
many, perhaps two-thirds, would
rather have this omitted or stricken
out, | hereby request that you say to
the people of Omaha we as acommit-
tee have made no arrangements for
dancing whatever, nor will we allow
dancing on the grounds during the day.
B. f. c. ALBERT
Chm. Genl. Com.
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for nearly 500, 600, 900 worth of their
products without receiving a penny's
advantage in exchange. If sugar be
now made Internationally free We shall
have given to the Latin-American
countries free admission for $50 0OO,-
600 of their products. 1t is time, |
think, to look out for some reciprocal
advantages. We are a very rich ma
ton, but not rich enough to trade on
this unequal basis
The progress., 1890-06-21

audience we noticed the Misses Tbeo
Brewer, Susie Dancy, Miss Lee and
Mesdames Tandry, Hermenn, Turner
Parker, Pralor, Brewer, Mrs. George
and d. T, Bolts, Montgomery, Nor
ton, Messrs. John and VIII Brewer
Carter, Hyde, and many others whose
names we failed to obtain.
The progress., 1890-06-21
CHURCHE9

A. N. e. church,. Tenth and Eleventh ,treats
- nef'iSes every Sunday at 10:45 a. m and 73o o.
ton, pastor. w. 0f0A
=, az. Zion Baptist-Services every Sunday At
1a 1:oo a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday schooI at
E40 Rev. Buckner. pastor,
second Baptist-services every Sunday at 10
Rev. Wilson, pastor. A-~' r Ia
The progress., 1890-06-21
SIOUX CITY DEPARTMENT.

Locals ten cents per agate line. Card ads 35c
rr~ inch. Special rates on standing ads.
". +. SHIELDS, -igenf.
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/
Geo. Butler returned to his home in
| Ogden, Thursday
E. Riley and w. Lawrenson were
here this week with the McGibben
family.
Parties desiring the PROGRESS by
copy, can find the same at Mrs. Pral-
or's Hotel.
Louis, millinery, No. l, Masonic
bloc.
There are but few in the society OF
Council Bluffs as the town is small,
but they are thorough and antique.
E. Burk is ready to do white wash
ing, calcimining and plastering, and
also expressing and general work OF
all kinds. Leave orders at $50
Broadway.
They are talkingo of organizing a Tenn
pie and Tabernacle here in few weeks.
Push it through, boys, it is a good
thing for us.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Flush passed
through this city on their way home
to Creston.
The row that was reported to have
been at Big Lake did not occur on the
pleasure grounds, but on the way
home.
The picnic park at Big Lake is now
ready to be rented, at reasonable
terms, to picnic parties, &c. New
swings, benches and sail boats. Fish
ing tackle, &C., can be rented at the
park. Apply to Mrs. Pralor, 1927
Broadway.
A. NJ. Z. church, No. 333 William
street. Services every Sunday at II
a. m. and 7.3O p. m. Rev. T. W. Lew
is, pastor.
Zion Baptist church, northwest
corner Main and Minister streets
Services every Sunday at IL a. m. and
7.3O p. III. Rev. A. January, pastor.
Messrs. f. O. Melrose, Andrew Law
son and L. NJ, Casey, OF Chicago.
passed through this city Thursday,
enroute to Portland.
The progress., 1890-06-21

Meredith Stanley jumped from the
bridge at Cincinnati head
foremost into the water. a distance Of
feet and was uninjured.
The progress., 1890-06-21
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT.

Locals ten cents per agate line. Card ads BIC
per inch Special rates on standing ads.
". T. LEEPER. .IUent.