The progress., 1890-06-21

City.
Trade at Baldwin ! north side store
l.. c. Thomas leaves for Manito
Springs this week.
There will be a big time at Lincol
on June Goth.
For lots in Highland Place addition
to Council Bluffs, apply to Wilson {
Bryant.
Preparations are being made tC
make things lively at Waterloo on th'
oath inst.
E. Sugarman, No I'LL Douglas s.
Come and see the great bargains i'll fins
second hand clothing.
Eaton's for Photographs, 1920 Far
nam st.
New scale kimball Pianos and
Organs at A. Hospe, l513Douglas St.
The Masonic excursion and picnic
at Waterloo on the oath of this
month is goingt to be success.
Miss Anna Barker has returned from
Eeavenworth, where she has been Wis
iting relations for the past few weeks.
SCHOELPLY'S
$500 shoes for Ladies and Gents.
Best on earth; 1415 Douglas street.
The excursion to Lincoln on the
26th of this months seems to be all
the talk.
Mr.. Aiphonsa Wilson came near
loosing a finger last Tuesday in a
champagne explosion.
JEFF w. Bedford, coal. Sly
Ladies, buy your corsets. hosiery,
mtts and underwear at Baldwin, $,
No. 1909 Saunders.
The Misses Lucy and Lizzie Allen, OF
Overton, Neb., are visiting the city
this week and are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Overall.
Be sure and patronize dry goods
merchants that advertise in the Pro
GREsS.
Don't loan your PROGRESS to your
neighbors. Let them subscribe for or
buy it like you do.
Mr.. Jordan Shields OF Kansas City
spent a few days in this city last week,
the guest OF Mr. G. w. Gilmore.
Prayer meeting will be held at the
Baptist church every Wednesday
night.
Carlson & Erickson, 1918 N. oath
street, is the best place to buy your
shoes and gents furnishinggoods .3O-2m
Don't loan your PROGRESS to your
neighbors. Let them subscribe for or
buy it like you do.
Mrs. Mary A. Smart, at No. 22O N.
18th St. has just completely refur-
nished her house and is prepared 20
take dodgers at reasonable terms.
Clean beds and airy rooms spec
ialty.
Gents, stop in at Baldwin's for un-
derwear, socks, ties and suspenders.
Prices rock bottom. No. 1909 Saun-
ders.
Subscribers to the PROGRESS who
are behind in their subscriptions must
pay up or their papers will be discon-
tinued.
Wilson & Bryant are dealing in all
sorts of real estate. For good invest
ments call on them at Room 20 Creigh-
ton block.
Carlson & Erickson, 1918 n. oath
street, is the best place to buy your
shoes and gents furnishinggoods. 3O-2 2n
A. S. Barnett is ready to make
short time loans on chattels and
realty. Call at Room 20, Creighton
block
All notices OF any future enter
tainnents must be paid for at adver-
tising rates.
The PROGRESS has removed its Office
to Room 90 Creighton Block, on 15th
St., between Douglas and Dodge SITS,
next to the Post-O Office.
The Fulton Market Restaurant is
the place for oysters and game
in season; also chops of all kinds.
lis North 11th street. w A. Thy
reus, proprietor.
Mr. and Ms. Robert Baldwin are
the lucky parents ola young Bobby.
Its birth took place last Friday and
they say it is picture OF his father.
There was surprise party at Mrs.
Smarts, No. 22O y. 18th St., last
Monday night, in honor OF Mr.. VIM.
Bamsey. A select crowd was in at
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