The Bessemer indicator., 1893-09-30
C."Where shall l meet you."-ItcO
Gentlemen of TeUOna.
At the Central National Bank.
Everybody goes there.


enbush j Sons advertisement.
Miss Junia Z. Mckinley left for her
home in the mountains yesterday.
Bricklayers will begin some i'm
provements at the steel works next
week.
w. Ii. Ellington lelt for Chicago last
Monday and will be absent about three
weeks.
II. G. Miller u Co, for full weights
and measures and the finest line of
groceries.
Thomas Grow and Thomas Phillips
are out on a hunting trip in the vicinity
OF Bonneville.
The Bessemer bakery for the best
of everything kept in II hrst-class
bakery 1t leads.
John Willauer who has been visiting
his brother and family will leave for
ST Louis the fore part of the week.
The following editorial from the New
York Dispatch is about the best com
mentury that could be written on the
situation,
The Bessemer bakery for bread,
pies, cakes, doughnuts and con-
Dictionaries. Always fresh, always
the best.
ExPREss-Leave orders for expressing
with L. J NNung, 1888 Routt avenue.
All orc = 20 any part of Bessemer or
Pueblo promptly attended TO.
DR.. c. A. Gregg of POO South Union
avenue is popular dentist with
the people of Bessemer. His pop
ularity lies in the superiority of his
work.
d l.. Eynon and d. McClintock will
soon go 10 Cripple Creek on a prospect
ing trip The allnrements of the gold
camp continue To draw.
The campaign is on and is proving a
blessing to the street car company.
Primaries, conventions and political
meetings make wonderful increase in
travel.
Street Commissioner Burns is drain
ing the notorious Dead Sea by means
of laying a pipe under the grade be
tween Abriendo avenue and Elm
street.
There is strong probability of the
Philadelphia smelter opening up in full
blast next week, The six new furnaces
put in adding to the general increase of
business
The fun loving theatre goers will be
delighted with the comedy. Jane"
which appears at the grand next Tues
day night 1t is said TO be the best
comedy on the stage to-day.
Missouri weather reached this part OF
the Lords vineyard yesterday morning
when real damp, misty fog obscured
the sun and darkened the earth. 1t is
seldom that the city is treated to fog.
Alderman George Jackson is spend
ing the week in La Junta looking after
his business interests. As mark of
his popularity he was presented the
other day with deed TO four lots
which gift he duly appreciates.
John Kane, 7. W, and C. S Robin
son and Dwight made a hunting
trip to the Huerfano lake this week
and succeeded in getting fifty ducks. T
W Robinson shot twenty FIVE and the
rest Of the party got the other half.
The farmers from down the Arkansas
valley are hauling their garden truck to
town in immense quantities and find a
ready marke, for everything they have
to sell There rs room for 1000 more
farmers in this vicinity
Almost everybody who can ge, hold
of gun and find means of conve vance
is going out hunting Most of the
nimrods are content to remain close to
town and hunt ducks and rabbits while
few push out after antelope and deer.
The bear hunters are not yet out,
Erny Harris Bob Ross, Harry Moran
and John Craig who went TO the
Worlds Fair have been heard from.
Erny has returned and the others have
gone to Pttsburg where Messrs. Ross
and Moran may remain at work for "a
time, while Mr Craig will make a short
visit and return Erny is satisfied that
the Fair is n big thing.
H C. Miller has retired from the firm
of II G. Miller It Co, he having sold
his interest to J. ID. Williamson and
Dan Miller Mr. Miller will at once
commence the improvement of a ten
acre tract of land Just below Pueblo on
the Arkansas river. setting out several
acres in fruit trees vines and shrubbery
He shares the opinion of many that
there is money in raising fruit and
garden truck and will put everything in
condition for next season. He will
still reside in Bessemer
Minnequa Lodge No. As. A. o. U. W.
will give an entertainment and luncs in
their new quarters, Dempsey Langdon
hall next Friday night, October 8. TO
which admission will be given to all
regardless of membership upon pre-
sentation at the door of a ticket for
which the small sum of 10 cents is