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Making Rails.

The steel works continue to run
steadily, the U. P. order being operated
ON. This order will occupy the at
tention Of the works for two months to
come, when it is confidently expected
that other orders will have been
secured. About 400 men are en-.
ployed In all departments Of the works.
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School Election.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the annual meeting of the ley gal
voters Of School District No. 20 in
the County of Pueblo, and State OF
Colorado, will be held at the Hose
House near tho Masonic Temple on
the Mesa In the city of Pueblo, on
Monday, the seventh day of May
1894, for the purpose of electinR
three school directors as follows:
One for five years.
One for two years, to fill vacancy
and
One for one year to fill vacancy
The ballot box will be opened al
the hour of 12 O'Clock M, and closed
at the hour Of o'clock p. M, and al
8:15 p. M, the meeting will be organ.
lied for the transaction Of any othel
business pertaining to School inter
ests that may legally be brought
before It.
G. L. KNIGHT.
Secretary School District No. %
County Of Pueblo, e.tats Of Colorado
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either. Times when their patience and
good sense will be tried to the utmost,
times when wild. reckless talk against
the powers that be will be treason. In
times like these with half million idle,
restless men shifting about, with dis.
content staring at the administration,
from every side. all good citizens
should keep a cool head and bridled
tongue.
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THE equal suffrage league of Pueblo

THE equal suffrage league of Pueblo
will make crusade on vice. and a. q
beginning will descend upon the city
council to secure the passage Of laws
favorable to their demands. If the
league has its way. variety theaters.
saloons and houses of i'll repute must
60. The action of each member of the
council will be recorded by them.
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CONGRESS- could do worse tn

CONGRESS could do worse things
than to employ 100000 men in digging
an immense canal across the plains of
Colorado and Arizona as sign to the
people in the moon that the earth is in
habited. and thereby sooths the yesrn.
ipgs of certain French scientist. Any.
thing to put men to work.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-28

J. W. BUTLER. proprietor of the
Lamar Sparks is dead. The INDICATOR
JOINS the newspaper fraternity in ex-
tending sympathy to his bereaved
family.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-28

TIE edict has gone. forth in Denver
that the gamblers must go. Governor
Waite and the police board carrying
out their pet scheme TO the letter. Now
the gamblers are considering the al
Tentative OF going to suburban Colfax
or coming to Pueblo. Pueblo doesn't
want them.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-28

Isn't 1t somewhat singular that the
trouble of 1878 followed ON the heels OF
the demonetizstion Of silver, and that
the present crisis is contemporaneous
with the repeal of the Sherman pur-
chasing act?
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-28

PRoF. Search of the Central high
school is delivering lectures through
out the state on the Pueblo method. y
meaning his method OF running schools.
II would not be surprising to learn OF
the professors candidacy for state
superintendent Of public instruction.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-28

THE Smelter News, is the name of
fsur page six column paper just started
up by Messrs Bleecher & Cloonan. AS
the name indicates 1t will be devoted
chiefly to the news of the smelters.
Success to the enterprise.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-28

The veteran Rocky Mountain News
celebrated its thirty fifth birthday last
Monday. The News has done much
for the growth of Colorado, and the
best wishes of the people go with it as
1t launches forth on another year.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-28
Pay Day.

This u pay day Il the steel works
sad about 90. 900 wfli be distributed
smoae The smployos Il b . small
san = compared witA Ne p, rsll Of
1 ysax - shis montA HlAa h ssechsd
~ AeA8 tas h = pse nnoA wssDs
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-28

STRIKING coal miners of the c. F. 8
l. Co. will be greeted with a discharge
and an invitation to return to work in
thirty days at 10 per cent reduction.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-28

WHAT was Bessemer will soon have
the benefits Of the Gsmewell fire alarm
system. Then with good paid de-
partment defiance to nres
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-28
THE INDICATOR

IT is safe to say that the advocates
for an eight year presidential term are
very scarce just now.
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A FEW PRICES
Compare these prices with those
that you are paying else
where for your
GROCERIES.

100 lbs Granulated Sugar, r,.,,..,.,......., 500
20 lbs Granulated Sugar .-..,...-.-.... IL 90
81 lbs light sugar ELECTROMAGNETIC 1 %
ib pure maple sugar. r...,.....,..t,..,...... Is
All Package Coffee. -...,............S .
3 lbs Mocha and Java Coffee ,.....-...,. i 90
1 lb Crushed Java Coffee .,.- ,, 20
100 lbs genuine Greeley potatoes. ,-,.....,l 10
100 lbs white Del Norte potatoes. 20
Thcse last are what others sell for Greeley's
100 lbs Divide potatoes. .--.-..-.. i "
lbs sweet potatoes Observation-Disclosures 20
can corn. ,........ ....,+,...-.,..'..7's't' 10
can fancy sweet corn i'...... ....'.......'lo
can Standard tomatoes. .-..+.....,, 10
can Archer's Early June peas .,,.,-... 10
1 can string beans ....,,t.,..',..,.........l 10
can Wincer milk. .,,i ..-..-..,.. ....-....lO
cans Eagle milk. -...........,.....,.....'.l %
cans choice Red Salmon .,...,....., ..., .25
can pumpkin. ,..., ,...'....,.t.i,,t..,-.,, 10
7 cans Anderson Jams ...... .-..i is..,...... 90
l can Cream Tartar Baking Powder. 10
can oil sardines. IS
can mustard sardines .-................. 10
/ bottle largest olives, lfull quart .......l 90
bottle quince olives, "a ounces ,85
bottle largest pint olives, full measure. 80
bottle ounce olives, 10 ounces .,.,..,, Of. IS
AFULL LINE OF
Genuine Imported Olive Oil
at prices that defy competition.
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Notice.

All parties having books from the
library at the firemens room at city
hall will please return said books. By
order of Hose Co. No. l.
W. J. DARNELL, Sec.
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Look at This.

These are the prices of the standard
Goals. Delivered by the only coal
dealers in Bessemer.
PANNEBAKER & ANDERSON
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COAL.

Evefytedy wssss eoai end everybody
waaS = - u isessvsa;satly, promptly.
sss - Alsl-saa1 us1sss lsfs with
= ~ ~ = fllsd
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Leave ordsfs With Herman = HAlsss
IT caacs caty -
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Burn Canon City coal; it is the best.
Herman & Shloss sell it.
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A fine line of staple and fancy
stationery at the Bessemer Drug store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-30
The MOST POPULAR HYMN SUNG In MUSIC HALL TODAY

not inspired to tell Eve a lie, but Moses
was inspired to tell us about 1t.
There are four things necessary in
studying the Bible: Admit, submit, COM
NIT and transmit. First, admit its truth;
second, submit to its teachings; third,
commit il to memory; and fourth, trans
nit il. IL christian life is good thing
for you. pass it on to some one else.
There are two ways to study the Bible.
One is to study it with telescope, taking
a grand sweep of a whole book, and the
other, with microscope. Take up
verse ct time, dissect it, take it all to
pieces.
Matthew begins with Abraham; Mark,
with Malachi; Luke, with Adam; while
John sweeps past them all and brings him
from the bosom of the Father. Matthew
gives Christ's death and resurrection, and
then leaves him for he wrote for the
Jews: Mark gives his resurrection and
ASCENSION: Luke his resurrection, ascen-
sion and temperance, with the promise
of the Holy Ghost; while John goes step
ferther, telling of his resurrection, ascen-
sion. reappearance and charge to his dis
ciples.
Matthew's Gospel has five fully re-
ported sermons. Matthew was perhaps
what we cnll in these days shorthand re-
porter. There are about 1900 sermons in
the Sermon on the Mount.
I,uke's is the gospel of hymns and
rAaise, thank sgiving and prayer, of wo-
manhood.
Acts contains ten great sermons. Five
of them were preached by Peter, one by
stephen and four by Paul.
IL is very interesting thing to study
the types of the Bible. Get good book
on the subject and you will be surprised to
find how interested you will become.
Adam was beautiful type. Think OF
the two Adams. One introduced sin and
ruin into the world and the other just
abolished IT. Abel is beautiful type.
Joseph was hated by his brethren; so was
Christ; was stripped, so was Christ; suf-
fered. so did Christ; then was raised up
on high, as was Christ.
told you last week / would tell you
how TO mark your Bibles. Well, open to
the 9Th chapter of Exodus, 9Th, 9TH and sth
| verses. In these three verses there are
seven 81 Wills" 81 will bring you
vou out from under the burdens of
the Egyptians;" 'T-will rid you out of
their bondage;" 9" will redeem
You with a stretched out arm.;" "T will
take YOU to me for a peoples" "I will be to
YOU a Cod" "I will bring you unto the
| land;n "I will give il to you;" al am the
Lord" People tell me they have nothing
| 10 saw. Get full ofScripturc and then you
can't help but say it. II says itself. Keep
the world out OF your heart by getting it
full of something else. man tried to
build a flying machine. He made some
wings and filed them with gas. lie said he
| vuutduat quite fly, hut the gas was lighter
than the air and IL helped him over lots
of obstructions. So when you get these
heavenly truths they are lighter than the
| air down here and help you over trouble
In Isaiah xii. 10 and 13v., we find 81
| will strengthen thee yea, will help
thee; yea, Iwill uphold thee with the right
hand OF my righteousness. For ], the Lord
thy God, VIII held thy right hand, saying
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-30

At the Ninth international Medical
Congress, DIR. A. L. A. Toboldt, OF the
University of Pennsylvania, read pspsr
stating that out of thirty cases treated
with the genuine imported Carlsbad
Sprudei Salt, powder form, for chronic
constipation, hypochondria, disease OF
the liver and kidneys, jaundice, adiposis,
diabetes, dropsy from valvular heart
disease, dyspepsia, catarrhal Inflammation
of the stomach or spleen, children with
marasmus, gout, rheumatism OF the joints,
gravel, ETC., twent-six were entirely
cured, three much improved, and one not
treated long enough. Average time OF
treatment, four weeks.
The Carlsbad Sprudel Salt (powder
FORM is an excellent APERIENT, LAxA-
TIVE AND DIURETIc II CLEARS THE
COMPLEXION, PURIFIEs THE BLOOD. 1t is
easily soluble; pleasant to take and per-
manent in action. Each bottle has the
signature "Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole
Agents, New York." on every bottle. DIR.
Toboldt's lecture mailed free upon appli-
cation. Price per bottle si.0O; large size
s1.5O.
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may be blown up by dynamite, etc. But
God goes little further and 'satisfieth
our mouth with good things" Perfectly
satisfied. He forgiveth. he healeth, he re-
deemeth, he crowneth, he satisfieth. Let's
go to work and study it ourselves.
Ninety first Psalm, 1d-16. Six things
in these three verses. "Because he has
set his love upon me, will deliver him,
will set him on high, will answer him,
will be with him in trouble, / will de-
liver him and honor him, / will satisfy
him and shew him salvation" Better
than Sunday newspapers, What do you
say? You don't say much.
Twenty-third Psalm. suppose have
heard as many good sermons on the 23d
Psalm as on any other six verses i'm the
Bible. / wish had begun to take notes
upon them years ago when i heard the
| first one. Things slip away from you
| when you get to be so. You young men
had better go into training at once.
He is with you, beside you, before you,
around you, after you and before you in
the house Of the Lord. All of Gods
children have two footmen, Goodness
and Mercy, coming on behind. God has
no poor children. Heirs of gloryl Joint
heirs with Christ! Child of God lift up
your head, the day of redemption is
drawing near.
32nd Psalm, 9TH verse. "Thou shalt
compass him about with songs" 10th
verse, "Mercy shall compass him about.
142nd Psalm, 9TH verse, "The righteous
shall compass me about"
John 4, 47-52. There are five things
here, "He heard, he went, he besought, he
believed, then he knew" Mark things
like that and you will have something to
| talk about.
"Come unto me all We that labor and are
heavy laden, etc. Something to take-the
yoke; something to leave-your burden;
something to find-rest.
| John Ia: 6-14. "The way--follow me -
"the truth-learn of mel" "life-abide in
me-" Faith purifies the life, II works by
| love, gives access to God.
To be miserable, look within; to be dis
tracted, look around you; to be happy,
look up.
| tried the following plan to interest
the students at Mount Hermon and the
Seminary. ] said to them one morning
at worship: Tomorrow morning when /
come up here, will not read portion OF
Scripture, but we will take the first chap
ter of the Gospel of John and you shall
tell me what you find in that chapter and
each learn the verse In II that Is
most precious to you. We found
out how the first N five converts
were made; we foun ale came unto his
own and his own received him not but as
many as received him, to them gave he
power to become the sons OF God" That
was the best verse in the chapter to COM
NIT TO memory.
Second chapter. Whatsoever He salt 4
unto you." The "whatsover" chapter.
Third chapter. Didn't we have good
time in the third chapter. We all got the
same verse. "God SO l~syed the world"
Eight hundred students learned the verse.
! Fourth chapter. We got drink OF the
4 Well OF Living NGtsr.
Fifth chapter. Jehn brought forward
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-30

the witnesses to prove that Christ was
divine.
Sixth chapter. The bread chapter.
"Labor not for the meat that perisheth."
Seventh chupter.- Fountains of living
water, rivers. The woman came to get
pot of water and she got well full. A
diver is better than well.
Sth chapter. Light.
Ninth chapter. We cannot see light un-
less we have eyes. There was e man born
blind and Christ made him to see.
Tenth chapter. The Good Shepherd
laying down his life for the sheep.
Eleventh chapter. Christ going to the
grave of Lazarus.
Twelfth chapter. "If be lifted up." We
had good time lifting up Christ. With
this chapter ended His ministry to the
Jewish people. Their house was left unto
them desolate after that. From that time,
ii was your house. 'sI have washed my
hands of the whole thing" 1t is fearful
thing when God gives up nation and
says, "It is yours now, not mine any
longer"
Thirteenth chapter. with His disciples,
washing their feet, teaching them hui
umility.
Fourteenth chapter. Mansions.
Fifteenth chapter. Vine and branches.
"Bring forth much fruit.n
Sixteenth chapter. Promise OF the
power of the Holy Ghost.
Seventeenth chapter. The Lords
Prayer for his disciples. The other
'Lord's Prayer" is the disciples prayer.
Eighteenth, He is arrested; 18th,
crucified; 10th, up, 21st, with His di-
sciples again and then, gone home.
With little care you can get the outline
ofevery chapter in that book.
i have often said that il I could say
something to convert 10 men, or get 10
men to study the Bible, would choose
the latter, for then hundreds would be
brought TO Christ.
| Let US take time to study the Bible.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-30


unto thee, fear not will help thee"
Mark what he says he Will do, strengthen,
help, uphold them. Get something to say
and then you will have 1t to say.
103d Psalm, 2-5. "Bless the Lord, O my
soul and forget not all His benefits" You
cannot remember them all, but remember
what you can. In the next three verses
there are five things. Just notice! HE
forgiveth all thine iniquities." i like that
word "all." IL committed hundred sins
and God forgave me ninety-nine it would
not help mea bit. II i owed a man 10000,
and had only 5000 and could not get the
other thousand, could not pay my debt,
would not be free man, but he "for-
giveth all thine iniquities." "He healeth
all thy diseases" People say that sin is
so terrible and contagious that
1t may we'll be called disease.
The Lord Is a physician. "He healeth
all thy diseases. "He redeemeth thee,
lie crowneth thee" Fourth thing) but
there is one thing more. do not think
the crowned heads of Europe are just sat
isfied. They can hardly be quite easy, i
should think, never knowing when they
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-30
IN THEGN[RA[ ASSEMBLY



gested that in consequences Of the decision Of
the United States District Court. the corpora
tion of Brown University might be inclined to
withdraw its claim. providing II was relieved
of the responsibilities arising from the GUS
tody Of the land funds OF 1862. A compromise
arranged on that basis would seem to be more
satisfactory to the State than the prolonged
uncertainty which is liable to continue until
the supreme Court is ready to consider the
question. The number Of students enrolled at
the close OF the last term was ~.
state Home and school.
The event Of the year at the State Home
and School, where the waits OF the state ind
comfortable home and goo3 training, was
the opening OF the new school building. From
the first of the year three teachers have been
employed and the purpose of the Board OF
Control Is TO bring the teachers and methods
as nearly as possible 10 the high standard
prevailing in the other State schools. This in
stitution may now be consideredlwell equipped
In all necessary particulars, and the Board OF
Control has adopted a policy which IL Is
hoped will enable the home TO be carried on
for many years without further outlay for
buildings. During the year the average num-
Der ofchidren at the Home has been ll0, and
81 children have been returned 70 parents
who oould provide proper care and support or
have been placed with reliable people under
the required agreement until le years OF age.
Charities and Corrections.
The Board Or State Charities and Correc-
tions again will be compelled To apply for
means TO procure additional Recommendation
at the State institutions. The building for the
excited insane is finished, and occupied, but IL
will only answer present requirements. Tenn
porary barracks for about $50 men are being
constructed to relieve the over-crowded con-
Gition of the Providence County Jail. add II
Is suggested that newcounty jail should DO
bull ito accommodate 400 persons, thus leaving
all of the present quarters TO be used by state
prisoners. Al Sockanosset school the same
overcrowded condition exists, houses intended
for 2OO boys being occupied by about go, so
that another cottage should be built this
summer.
Number of inmates at the state institutions
December 81. 1893:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-30

Upon the harmonious character Of the re-
lations between the employer and employed
depends 10 a large extent the stability and
progfession of our business tnteyestA There
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-30

Negotiations between the city of Providence
and the railroad companies. pursued since we
last met, appear To have adjusted ali difficult
ties, and work upon the new passenger station
has commenced. There seems TO be no dispo-
sition 90 further delay the erection of grand
central passenger depot and the provision Of
adequate freight facilities for the roads now
centering upon the cove lands in the city Of
Providence.
II is agreeable 10 note that the business men
ere alive 10 the advantage of procuring con-
slant and easy communication between the
cities and towns within radius of fifty miles
from Providence. and are watching kcenly
every change made or suggested by the rail-
road companies. This is pot.eeabc In the de-
mand now being made by the residents of our
eastern shore for the continuation OF tho
Providence. Warren and Bristol Railroad
from its prescn. terminus &C Fox Point TO a
more central location in the city of Provi-
denee. AZ the January session. lssD. the p. W.
a ". n. r. Co. was authorized to construct n
track from laiia street at point near Brook
street in Providence 10 any passenger station
which is now or may b erected on the Ceve
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-30
TIE MOODY MEETINGS.
A Synopsis of Mr.. Moody's
Sunday Morning Sermon.
THE FOUR THINGS NEEDFuL
In Making "A Study of the Bible-Ad-
init, Commit and Transmit-Mr.
Moody Tells How to Study the
Bible.

Some one asked me this week IL i be-
lieved all the Bible was inspired. No, i
do not. believe it was all given by in
spiration, but do not believeit was all
inspired. For instance, the serpent was
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-08-18

TaE world Is the tramp's oyster
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Norman Gauntlots.

Under the Norman Kings gloves.
or, more strictly speaking. Raunt.
lets, for they were made to cover the
arm AZ we'll Us the hand, were often
richly embroidered aud the backs set
with p eciOus stones. No doubt the
Norman ladies', whose skill In needle.
work Is shown by many an old fraV.
ment OF tapestry still preserved, shut
up as they were In the gloomy 70.
cesses Ut their strong castles, would
ind a pleasant change Of occupation
In ornamentin2 their lords glove:
with curious tracery and quaint de-
vices In gold and silver thread.
Tho glove she was cmbiOidcrinG,
with its suggestions OF merry hawk
Ing parties by the reedy mere, OF
friendly contests In the fitting yard.
would seem to the noble dame the
token OF peaceful recreation when
the iron gauntlet with its heavy links
and chains could be safely laid aside.
As u proof that gloves ut this
period formed q distinctive part OF
the dress OF persons OF high rank,
tradition tells that Richard Occur dc
Lion, on his way home from Pales
tine through Austria, was recognized
by the servants of his enemy. Duke
Leopold, by the pair Of Jew lied
gauntlets which he wore In his belt,
these latter III according with the
disguise he had assumed OF q travel
ing merchant Or home returning pill
grim. Good Words.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-08-18

upon such a river 1t may become a
peril to whole communities. But II
the sunlight does reach 1t freely, the
germs are destroyed and the water
is kept comparatively free from In.
lection.
Recent experiments in Italy have
shown that sun beams arc able to des.
troy bacteria in water at a depth Of
at least twenty inches beneath the
surface. Une might almost liken
the rays of light In such o case to
javelins and arrows piercing an en-
envy, for It has been found that the
destructive action Is greatly dimin.
ished II only the perpendicular sun.
beams fall upon the water.
The slaughter of the microbes Is
by far the greatest when both per.
pendicular and oblique rays enter
the water uninterrupted. Like q
ship in action, the sun Is most pow.
erful when It can rake the enemy
with cross fire. And II has to
shoot It's tiny arrows OF light long
way--almOst ninety three million
miles! But fortunately for us, they
get here and they are effective.