The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-14

i" =" clothes !"
tooth g
"good comb
call at the Besssmer drug store.
Hose house No. l has been par
| titioned into number of sleeping
rooms and now forms part of the
hotel Hartnett.
Genuine gold watches for sale
without jewelers. profits at Herman
& Shloss.
| Fred 7. Briggs, 2O7 Santa Fe Ave.
knows how to repair your watch.
Take it to him.
| Underwear, dry goods, boots and shoes,
also ladies' and children's dress gocds at
Herman & Shloss. Don't fail to get
prices. They will suit you.
| Fon RENr-A furnished Room at 1l04
Spruce street.
A full line Of stationery and toilet
goods at the Bessemor drug store.
What do you think of the terms of
consolidation with Pueblo as pub
lished in this issue of the INDIcA-
TOR?
Through passenger trains, through
freight trains, quick time via the
Chicago, Union Pacific. & North
western line to the principal cities
east of tho Missouri river.
Lindsley & Co., 900 South Union
| avenue want to buy, sell or trade for
household goods of all kinds, and
they are particularly anxious to
BUY. You can sell at a good price.
The l.. T. l.. entertainment to be
given at the city hall the 24th inst
will be of unusual excellence, sever
| al of those who are to take part be-
Ing accomplished musicians, sing
ers and elocutionists.
| 1t is well known that the best bread
to be found in the cities OF Bessem er or
Pueblo is made by the Bessemer bakery.
Always fresh and whssesome it has be-
come the standard bread with the
people.
Silver Coin Flour selling at the
reduced rate of $500 per cwt. at
c. II. Quackenbush & lon.
The remains of the Steel Works
bakery were hauled away Thursday
by John Norris of the firm of
Norris & Struble of Pueblo and the
building rented to parties of the
same city who will open up res
taurant as soon as the rooms can be
papered.
J. D. Jessup went to Boone yester-
day morning to view the site for a
dam across the Arkansas which will
be built by the county, the contract
to be let to-day. Mr.. Jessup will
work in common with w. S. VIII
liams and John Settles aud put in a
bid.
Miles & Stewart, the rustling
agents for the Pacific Mutual life
| and accident insurance company
have written out great many ac-
cident policies for employees of the
steel works. They are reliable and
If you want to insure you can't do
better than to take out policy in
| their company.
The contract for the building of
the Dempsey-LaDgdon building at
the corner of Evans and Mesa ave
nues was let to w. G.. Frazier, the
work to be completed in sixty days.
March 10 will therefore see the
\ building up.
All the advertising signs have
BEEN pulled off the tops of the street
cars which certainly improves their
looks. Most all the signs were hid
eous looking contraptions anyway
and gaveNa car the appearance of a
fakir's band wagon.
The probabilities are that the
council will blow in $50. on some
more expert work. The map of the
city which has been made by ex-En-
gineer Richardson is likely to be
submitted to the scrutinizing eyes of
an expert before being accepted by
the council. Verify, this is the age
of experts with the Bessemer city
council.
The peoples party will hold its
second meeting at the city hall next
Tuesday night. The mock council
will make its appointments and
public questions of Importance will
be discussed, among others the
question Of consolidation with
Pueblo. The proceedings promise
to be Of an Interesting character.