The Bessemer indicator., 1893-07-08

Dr.. C. A Gregg Of 900 South Unior
avenue, will extract your teeth with
out pain.
The Bessemer Mercantile Co
Offers many rare bargains In dry
goods and furnishings 1t of1ers low
prices to suit the times.
Fifty-four of the ninety days In
which the Bullens were to have
completed the viaduct have passed
The time is gsing fast.
H. c. Miller & Co. for full weights
and measures and the finest line Of
groceries.
City Clerk johnson has made Gu,
IA dozen licenses up to date.
A nine pound girl gladdened the
hearts of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Whiting
ton of l0l1 Eaton avenue last Wed.
nesday.
Superintendent T. w. Robinson
will remain in Chicago for couple
of weeks yet combining business
with pleasure.
See DIR. c. A. Gregg of 200 south
Union when you need any work
done in the dentistry line. Teeth
extracted without pain by the use OF
dens anti-poena.
A number of the steel works men
will make the Worlds Fair trip al
soon as convenience will permit
Does your watch need repairing:
Fred T. Briggs is a finished work
man and will make it as good as
new.
Ellie Foster will probably start fol
the Worlds Fair next Monday and
will be absent three weeks.
Frank Hamilton is driving the
delivery wagon of Mellor 4 Morris
the new grocers. Frank is a reliable
boy and worthy the confidence Of
his employers.
A quart of Bessemer bakery ice
cream and piece of cake just the
thing for Sunday dinner.
Bessemer was we'll represented a,
Colorado Springs the 4th. A good
time was had and all turned up fol
duty the following day.
That ice cream at the Bessemer
bakery is second to none. Take youl
girl and fill up.
Rev. W. L. Meyer has moved into
the handsome German NJ. E. par.
sonage at the corner of Cedar and
Arroya.
Harry Perlet has bought out ]. H
Plets' interest in the refreshment
stand privileges at the lake. He
reaped harvest there the 4th.
All plants at half price at Bes-
semer Greenhouse.
Subscribers who fail to get the
INDICATOR regularly should make
complaint at this office and cor
rections will be made in the delivery
of the paper.
From now on you will find ice
cream at the Bessemer Bakery
every day.
John Morris of the firm of Mellor
L Morris went to Beulah and Rye
with wagon load OF
groceries and provisions which he
exchanged for country produce. If
profitable the exchange will be con-
tinued.
Miss Miriam Greenbaum does
dressmaking at her home, 1915 Routt
avenue. Miss Greenbaum does none
but first-class work and guarantees
satisfaction. Prices reasonable.
Lake Minnequa is getting very
low owing to the fact that the
water supply from its river source
is dried up. Between supplying the
steel works and the loss by evapera-
ton the lake is lowering fast.
The crossing at Northern and
Evans avenues is still without light
A petition asking for light at that
corner was circulated some time ago
but 1t seems to have been lost in the
shuttle as it has never reached the
city council.
The Lake Minnequa Pavilion
Theater is playing to a crowded
house every night this week. "Shen-
will be played tomorrow for
the last time and next week Ken
tuck famous racing play will be
on the programme. Manager Akers
is more than pleased with the work
of the first week.
The closing of some of the Pueblo
banks caused Harry Young to sus-
pend all payments at his refresh
ment stand and he displayed a
large placard to that effect. How
ever his liabilities do not probably
exceed the amount he paid for the
caps for the juvenile base ball team
the "H Y's."
P Sheeran Is fortunate in having
secured through the Watson Bros
a valuable mare which strayed from
home year ago and has been roam
ing the plains ever since. 1t was
through the efforts of John Taylor
that the Watson Bros. made the
discovery and returned the estray
to its rightful owner.
The typographical union has
censured the citizens committee for
its disloyality to home institutions
in having the pamphlet advertising
Pueblo as a health resort gotten
but by Chicago printing establish
ment. This is a rare instance in
Hhich EN- rloyes haye coma to tho