The Bessemer indicator., 1894-05-19

Deposit valuable papers, plate ana
jewels, as well as money, in the
Cen tral National Bank.
Buy your cabbage and tomato plants
of Herman 6 Shloss.
There are now i've empty business
rooms in Bessemer
New dry goods. new groceries and
new stock of goods in general at
Herman & shloss
Spring chickens and lamb at Stumpf
Bros.
Stumpf Bros. are the largest retail
dealers in meats in the city.
Manager Chubbuck of the Street
Ry Co has returned from the east.
| Go to Perlets for refreshing dish Of
ice cream. Only five cents.
When you want papering or kalso-
mining done in frst-class style call on
T. W Lynch.
Go to Williams for tin photos. South
side. over Central National Bank
stuumpf Bros for the choicest meats
OF all kinds. They keep only the best.
but ask no more than some get for
inferior meat.
There are two police patrol boxes
located in the eight ward, one at
Northern and Evans and the otheI at
Summit and Routt.
Mrs. c. c. Martin has been very sick
all week with gastritis. She has some
what improved but is still very sick.
Foley & Lennard are the leading
lumber dealers in the CITY.
Austin Gavin thinks of organizing a
dramatic company and will write the
play himself.
Acquaint yourself with fire alarm
numbers of the eighth ward as published
in these columns.
Stumpf Bros is the largest retail
meat market in Pueblo They handle
everything.
A T. Hull and family have gone to
Manitou to spend few weeks vaca-
tion.
Columbia theater is closed this week,
the company having gone to Salida for
u change. Other towns will also be
visited.
If you don't receive the INDICATOR
regularly you would confer favor on
this office by making complaint.
To-day is the regular time for paying
off the employees Mt the steel works but
that important feature of the big cor
poration has been postponed.
Leave express orders with A. B.
Chase, office at stable on Spruce street.
There is considerable building and
Improvement going on about town,
Real estate agents are not expecting
to reap big thing out of their bust
ness this summer.
The Pueblo journal has made a
change Of management and the plant
will hereafter be run on the co-opera-
tive plan. number of printers taking
hold of it,
You get the best and neatest line of
stationery Mt the Bessemer Drug store
to be found in the city
E. P. Price and Joe Harry are en-
ployed at the stock yards assisting in
the transfer of cattle bound for the
north.
c. NJ Morris has gone back to Enid,
Oklahoma, where he is heavily in
terested in property, consisting of town
lots and school lands.
Hessc & Newman. the only pro-
fessional dyers and clothes cleaners in
Pueblo. 405 Santa Fe Ave.
Boxes for the police patrol have been
plaCeu III DeSbeEneG, lAt newly dC
quired territory to Pueblo.
Martin Hughes is doing some ex-
cellent work in sprinkling the streets.
Photos 81 per dozen at Williams,
south Union avenue.
Williams guarantees the best photos
in Pueblo.
For fresh pies, cakes and delIcacIes
OF all kinds go to the Bessemer Bakery,
the popular and only bakery in the city
You can get anything you want il
the line of druggists sundries at the
Bessemer Drug store.
Chas. Coburn is entertaining propo-
sition from the Guggenheim Bros. to go
to Mexico to clerk in store for them.
He speaks the Mexican language which
would be necessity.
D. McClintick returned frsm Cripple
Creek this week. He is Of the opinion
that the gold camp will be lively again
when the mines open up on the advent
of the railroad.
This ofi1ce acknowledges . very
nIeaa.nt call from Rev Frank Hitler