The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-24

A watch
To run right
Must be kept clean.
See F. T. Briggs. 2O7 Santa Fe.
H. c. Miller & Co. will deliver
orders for groceries to any part of
the city on short notice.
DIR. Z. A Gregg of 200 South Union
avenue, will extract your teeth with
out pain.
All kinds of cold drinks on ice at
all times at the Daisy Bakery
Janitor Farmer knows something
about trees and grass and has put the
city hall lawn in fine condition.
A theater at the lake will entice
the votaries of Wonderland to that
locality through July and August.
II. C. Miller & Co. for full weights
and measures and the finest line of
groceries.
John Maxey, rougher at the bar
mill who is now in st. Joseph Mo.
for recreation, is expected home
July lst.
The 10. o. +. will soon com
mence the construction of their hall
at the corner of Evans and Arroya
avenues.
Il. n. Jones the shoemaker, left for
the mesa Thursday where he will
con tinue to turn out tirst-class work
in his line.
Work on the Keeley Institute
close by the steel works is progress
ing and the building will be COM
pleted by August first
You can get the largest dish of
cream in the city at the Daisy
Bakery for l0c. 1904 Routt Ave.
For sALE-A good paying board
ing house business. All furniture.
dishes and cooking utensils go with
the business. Call on Mrs. f. Luen-
burg, hob Abriendo Ave.
The new pastor of the Nj. L
church has taken n residence, to be
considered for the present as the
NJ. f. parsonage, on Lake avenue,
No. 1923. tthe white house,
The Amalgamated Association of
Iron and Steel Workers will hold n
mass meeting at the city hall to-
morrow to discuss the annual scale
of wages to be put into effect for the
ensuing year.
Joe Mellor of the grocery firm of
Mellor & Morris will leave next
Wednesday for Liverpool, England,
where he will remain three months
and then return with his wife and
three children.
City Clerk Johnston is convinced
that times are not very hard when
people are so flush that they walk
into his office and plank down n
dollar for life-saving tag for full
blooded cur dog.
Tweuty-eight loaves OF the finest
home made bread in the land at the
Daisy Bakery for sl.00.
Martin Hughes has contract
with the Colorado Coal and Iron
Development Co. to irrigate the in
side row of trees in their six blocks
near the steel works. The city ir-
rigates the outside rows on the
street.
DR. Gourlev whose office is in the
Dempsey-Langdon block is the only
phvSicinn UbnSa off anJ ,,rnot;,n
Is strictly in Bessemer. During his
short stay here he has gotten into a
good practice and his services are
more and more sought after.
The agitation for a post office
station is again on. With lengthy
petition to that effect and fair
amount of influence properly di-
rected the station may be secured.
The fact that the city administra-
tion is democratic will not be
hindrance to the cause.
Mrs. w. l.. Rees and children and
Mrs. HIM. Kountz and children who
have been visiting relatives in Penn
sylvania all spring were expected
to arrive home last evening. Their
lonely lords and husbands have
been rather gay while the ladies
were away but of course 1t won't do
to say anything about it.
See DIR. G. 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
Although license for "A saloon in
block A was obtained by J. II. Mof-
tit, the real owner of the place is
Julius Fist of Pueblo. A saloon is
no ornament anywhere but it will
be entirely out of place in that
portion of the city among the
churches and residences and close
to the school building.
DR.. t. U. Gourley, Bessemer's
physician, graduated with high
honors at the Missouri Medical
College in 1888 and has been practic-
ing at Conway, Mo. up to the time Of
his arrival in this city few months
ago. DR.. Gourley has permanently
established himself in an office over
the Bessemer drug store and is fast
gaining popularity among the
people.
The pound was broken into Satur-
| day night and about twenty five
head OF cattle taken out. The fol-