The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-17

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Must be kel t clean.
See +. 4. Briggs. 2O7 Santa Fe.
Strawberry ice cream at the Daisy
bakery tomorrow.
nc. Miller l. Cs. will deliver
orders for groceries to any part Of
the city en- short notice.
DR.. {. A Gregg OF 200 South Union
avenue, will extract ysur teeth with
cut pain.
o. A. Lee and son Guy left for
Denver Thursday where they will
at once 60 to work in a paper mill
placing machinery. Mrs. Lee will
| follow some time next week.
Scavenger Hughes is looking after
the health of the city.
All kinds of cold drinks on ice at
all times at the Daisy Bakery
II. c. Miller 4 Co. for full weights
and measures and the finest line of
groceries.
You can get the largest dish Of
cream in the city at the Daisy
Bakery for loc. 1904 Routt Ave.
II. C. Hamilton has beon very sick
all week from n bilious attack.
Manager II. f. Chubbuck has
placed an order for rails for street
car service with the steel works.
This means more track.
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-
| j. b. Howard, an old timer of Bes-
semer renews his subscription to
the INDICATOR from Lamanda Park
California.
AS stated in the INDICATOR last
week, the Pueblo City Ry. Co. does
not intend to tear up the fair grounds
track. The polls and wire will be
taken up from the fair grounds to
the city limits and then the work
will stop. The track will not be
removed even outside the city limits.
Inducements have been offered J..
]. Stanchfeld to remove the Bes-
semer Fair stock of goods to Salida
1t is not probable, though that he
will make the change.
George Clark, an expert pattern
maker at the steel works quit his
job and went to Erie, Pennsylvania
George leaves many friends in
Besssmer.
Miss Miriam Greenbaum does
dressmaking at her home, 1918 Routt
avenue. Miss Greenbaum does none
but first-class work and guarantees
satisfaction. Prices reasonable.
A new scale of wages will soon re-
place that now in effect in the bar
and guide mill. What the reduction
will be is one of the things unknown.
Miss Alice Rickabaugh will go to
Canon City next week where she
will attend the summer normal
school. Miss Rickabaugh will teach
school next year.
Twenty-eight loaves OF the finest
home made breadin the land at the
Daisy Bakery for sl.00.
Mrs. Fiazier of Montrese Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. ]. Fairbanks.
The Bullen Bridge Co. agreed to
have the viaduct completed in ninty
days from May 10 ult. Thirty-three
of those precious days have gone by
and no iron in sight. Time is flying,
gentlemen.
John Warren, justice of the peace
from Rye, has been in town several
days this week the guest of Judge
Willauer.
L. n. Jones will remove his shoe
shop to the mesa next week.
Base ball has lost its charm in this
city. Like favorite song it has had
its run and is now played out.
The street sprinklers are strng-
Cling against the dust these days
and do lots of good.
G. H. Quackenbush & Son are
scattering hand bills to-day setting
forth some very low figures on the
on the price of shoes.
You and your friends come to the
ice cream social on Friday June 23rd
given by the ladies of the Christian
church, at their church. Cream 10c
Cake &c. X
Messrs. Mellsr & Morris, the young
men who bought out the grocery
stock OF John Yates are rapidly
building up trade and are well
spoken of by their patrons. They
have made a good start.
Rev. A. w. Nicholson of La Junta
has been appointed by the NJ. f
conference to fill the pulpit of the
Bessemer NJ. E. church for the
ensuing year.
Rev. C. c. P. Hitler will attend tn.
Methodist theological school al
Denver, he receiving no regular ap-
point at the conference just held at
Trinidad.
Henry Herman of the firm OF
Herman d Shloss is now in the
East visiting and sight seeing
Mr.. Herman is in Tyrone, Pa, his
old home, while his family is mt
the Worlds Fair.
Kangaroo kid footwear soft, yet
possessed of great strength. Gives
ease and comfort to the most tender
| feet. Prices from s., 80 to $500 Read