The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-14
"A mere hoard of gold kept by a
devil."-htne Henry ".
1t will be safer if kept for you by
the Central National Bank.

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Sold only by Herman l. Shloss
The weather for part of the week
was suggestive of ice cream and
lemonade.
Express orders promptly attended 10
by A b. Chase. Cali at stable. corner
of Northern and Spruce.
Stumpf Br is the largest retail
meat market in Pueblo, They handle
everything
If you don't receive the INDICATOR
regularly you would confer favor on
this office by making complaint
II Perlet is having good steady
trade in dry goods and notions, as well
as in the grocery line.
There is probability that the
Bartlett block at Northern and Evans
will change owners shortly,
Herman * Shloss will get you ton
of Canon City coal at the lowest price
and without trouble to you.
Walter Smith has returned from
Pleasanton, Kansas and will remain in
the city.
j. j Hickey cashier for the D. & R,
6. has gone to Florence where he will
act in the same capacity for two or
three months. His family will remain
in Bessemer
City Clerk c. E. Ross is a man strict
ly up to the business of his office and
has knack of entertaining the public
that makes him friends.
You get the best and neatest line of
stationery at the Bessemer Drug store
to be found in the city
Miller & Williamson have gone out
of the grocery business and Messrs. Il.
c. Miller and j. T. Robinson have
taken charge Of the the stock.
The campaign of petitioners Is on
every other man you meet pulling the
familiar looking sheet of legal cap from
convenient pocket. The INDICATOR
hopes to see every man get there.
Patent photograph envelopes at the
Bessemer drug store. Convenient.
cheap. with protecting card board lining
The only way to send photos safely.
Hesse q Newman. the only pro-
fessional Overs and clothes cleaners in
Pueblo, 405 Santa Fe Ave.
W. Il. Plummer has gone to work in
Stesrn y Rogers foundry.
The brick house of c. H. Quacken-
bush S Son is looming up and will be
finished in ten days.
Leave orders with Herman * shloss
for Canon City coal
For fresh PIES, cakes and delieaeies
of all kinds go to the Bessemer Bakery,
the popular and only bakery in the city
John DAILY. who was arrested by Mrs
May Riley for assault and had a jury
trial before Judge Willauer was DIS
charged, much to the disappointment Of
many who knew Of the case
7. W Lynch did a Job OF painting at
No 1899 Evans avenue which will
stand the criticisms Of the most ex-
acting.
The Bessemer bakery is prepared TO
furnish this town and Pueblo with the
choicest bread, pies, cakes and con
fectioneries to be had anywhere.
The Joint banquet OF the Bessemer
|, o. o. F. and the ladies's auxiliary
Thursday night was great success, the
large crowd present enjoying the enter
tainment immensely.
The city council should by all means
continue the employment of janitor to
look after the city hall premises. 1t
would be great pity to allow the
grass and trees to die out
order your Canon City coal of Her
man S Shlo5s They are the Bessemer
agents
When you order your coal of Her
man 6 shloss you get the genuine
article.
Mrs, W. S, Keltner is preparing to
build hot house to be devoted chiefly
to the cultivation Of flowers. Mrs.
Keltner is a great lover of flowers and
has remarkable success with them.
Meat of all kinds sold at away down
cash prices at Stumpl Bros, 12s 5.
Union avenue. Order wagons to any
part Of the city,
Applicants for appointment TO the
several Jobs Of police are uncommOnly
numerous, and those who will not sue
ceed will have plenty of company
Harry Phillis and wife of Chicago
are visiting Mrs, Fred Brook and family
of 1880 Evans avenue. Mr.. Phillis is a
brother of Mrs, Brook and himself and
wife are now en- route home from the
Mdwinter fair.
Those who know themselves to be
in arrears with the INDICATOR on ac-
count of subscription would greatly
oblige by calling at the office and
squaring account.
Mrs. c. NJ Morris and little daughter
Ada, of 1916 Evans avenue will leave