The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03

Grover the five year old 10y of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Spoor is very sick
with gastric fever
Lew Harris x Co ale hustling and
arc dividing the commission business
with the big firms Of Pueblo.
Stumpf Bros. is the largest retail
meat market in Pueblo. They handle
everything
c H. Quackenbush X Son have a
well established trade in groceries and
do big business whether the steel
works run or not.
Hesse, Newman II Napoleon, the
only professional dyers and clothes
cleaners in Pueblo, 405 Santa Fe Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hurd of 1888
Spruce street are rejoicing over the ar
rival of little girl at their home
The Bessemer bakery is prepared 10
furnish this town and Pueblo with the
choicest bread, pies. cakes and con-
fectioneries to be had anywhere.
A couple of good lively tiremen who
understand their business, a fast run
ming and willing team of horses, a
light wagon and the chances of n house
burning down will be greatly diminished
Last Saturday evening just after dusk
some sneak thief stole lot of clothing
from Mrs. aadden which she had
hanging ON the clothes line. Mrs.
Haddeu has information which would
| undoubtedly lead to the arrest of the
thief and which she will put the
police in possessson of unless the
clothing is returned at once
Order your Canon City coal of Her
man & Shloss. They are the Bessemer
agents.
Herman lS Shloss are expecting big
supply of general merchandise in few
days
When you order your coal of Her
man & Shloss you get the genuine
article.
Superintendent I. ". Robinson is
somewhere in the east, ostensibly on a
tour of inspection of the various steel
and iron works, but the real object OF
HE 10
The city council is on the right track
regarding the establishment of q paid
tire department. Alderman Fishers
idea is to practice economy in the
creation of the company by looping of
two of the police and making tiremsn
of them, This part of the procedure
will be discussed at the next meeting of
the council.
Meat of all kinds sold nj away down
cash prices at stumpt Bros, 1913 S.
Union avenue. Order wagons to any
part of the city.
The Bessemer drug store keeps only
frst-class stock in everything and has
wide reputation for square dealing
and prompt attendance upon customers.
The K of G., No 76 gave success
! ful dance at the Dempsey -Langdon hall
Tuesday night, the room being crowded
with more than 800 people and the
committees were kept busy. The
Williams orchestra furnished the music
Those people whose main argument
for consolidation was on account of oh
tanning sewerage can now have an op.
portunity to vote on the question of
voting sewer bonds for this town in
dependent of Pueblo. A proposition
to vote sewer bonds TO the amount of
S35 900 will be submitted to the peo-
pie at the April ele ction, If you are
agitating the sewerage question you
will have an opportunity to do some
good work for the measure
Crescent Lodge No Z, the ladies
auxiliary of Minequa Lodge No 40 A,
o. L. W, held very interesting meet.
ing in their hall Monday evening. Six
new members were initiated into the
mysteries Of the degree of honor, the
lodge though less than a month old
now having sixty eight members. Mrs.
Swartz as chief of honor and the other
officers of the lodge had their work
down fine and all went smooth. The
members are discussing the getting up
of an entertainment for the latter part
of the month
1t can always be taken as criterion
that when a man successfully manages
his own private affairs he can be trusted
with handling the affairs of the public.
If this rule were more generally OBJ
served there would be more competent
public officials. D. W. Hartnett who
has aldermanic aspirations ls man
who has made success of his business
during his long residence in Ressemer
and if nominated and elected he will
ably assist in giving the town good
administration
There is an institution In this town
which has fastened itself upon the
people like leech and is exactlng
contributions from them day after day
wringing hard earned dimes and dol
lars from them without recompense-