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The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-17
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that,
WHEREAS, j. L. Emmal did on the 23rj
semcr Building and Loan Association 800 90
and gave lot 3 in block ~ Irondule, town
of Bessemer, in the county of Pueblo and
state OF Colorado, and certain stock of said
Association as security therefor, said loan
being secured by warranty deed for the
livered by said Emmal to said Associat ion,
and II contract being given to said Emmal
by sS,. sd s ssSsiat9n M Sna pIovding that when
fines should be paid by said Emmal to said
Association in conformity with the by-law-
thereof then said Association would re-
convey said property by warranty deed to
said Emnal. But In case of default in the
them. then said Association might
after thirty days notice by mail to said
Emnal terminate said agreement and take
possession of said property and sell the same
at public sale 10 the highest and best bidder
for cash in conformity with the terms OF
IN conformity with the bylaws OF said As
sociation and the terms Of said contract to
and
WHEREAS, said Emmal has dcraulted in
the payment of said loan and interest and
fines and said. Association has given said
thirty days notice and terminated said con-
tract and taken, possession Of said here
lnDefore described property.
Now, therefore, !, +. =. Hawke, secretary
of said Association, being duly authorized so
to do by said Association. win on Monday,
day at the east front door of the Court house
In the city and county of Pueblo, in the
state OF Colorado, sell the hereinbefore de-
scribed real estate to the highest and best
bidder for cash and apply the proceeds
thereof in conformity with the terms of said
contract and the bylaws of said Association
to the payment of snid loan and the interest
| fines and charges thereon.
F. p. Hawke,
secretary OF the Bcssemer Building and
Loan Association.
First publication Sept. 20, 1894. CT
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, William X Davidson of the coun
" OF Pueblo and state OF Colorado, did on the
of trust of that date. which is duly recorded
In the Office Of the clerk and recorder of Pu-
eblo county. state of Colorado, on the 1st day
Of December 1880, In book COAT page 614, OF iii .
records OF said county, convey to Kirke II .
Field as Trustee, or in case OF his failure for
any reason to act as such Trustee, then to
the dhenl acting clerk OF fsaid Pueblo county,
Colo. as his successor In trust, the following
described real estate situated in said
county of Pueblo and state OF Colorado
to-wit:
Lot numbered seventeen uD in block
numbered % eighty-eight tss) in the Fariss and
Gartley addition to tho city OF Pueblo, nc-
cerding to the recorded plat thereof 10
secure the payment of his certain ten prom
issory notes OF even date with said deed Of
trust, one for the sum of slI.3i and nine for
oi the an S'6 XSb MoRfGMGE II If Hsafi
COMPANY, respectively on June l. and
December 1 In each of the years ISM. isq2
1899, 1884 and 1895, and
trust, that In case OF default in the payment
OF said notes or any part thereof when The.
same shnn or n,i any part thereof shall become due
payable and the Trustee or In cnsr Of his
failure for any reason to act, Thea the said
successor snN,, m In trust, the then actinr county
CLERK OF Pueblo county Col.upon the request Of
the legal holder OF said notes, should l,rpceed
TO sell and dispose of the said nr, miscs, nc
cording to the terms and for iite uses and
purposes therein provided, NJ Il
WHEREAS, default has been made in the
phyHent OF the TWO notes of fii.25 each due
december l. 1888 and June 7. iSal respectively
anu which have not been Iu Id as required 6y
the terms of said deed of trust, but are rtifI
due and unpaid, and -
WHEREAS, kirke II. Field, the Trustee
named In said deed of trust, liz absent from
the state of Colorado and Ia .nnhia ~,
act, and ""'e ="
WHEREAS. the holder of the two notes
o. tll2h each has elected to declare the same
uue ana payable. on account nf the failure
70 Pay said notes according to the terms Of
=, NOW, therefore, Mt the request or the lernI
noider OF said notes and under and BY virtue
OF the authority In me vested ,y the I, rms of
said deed of trust, /. G. ID. Henderson, now
acting county clerk of said count Of Pueblo
s.hte of Colorado. as successor la trust Will on
wednesday the 18th dayof December A. n
lSM, AZ O'Clock p. IN. at the front door Of the
Court house OF said Pueblo county Colorado
sell the above described real estate with nm
purtenances and all the right, title. beneh, ,
and equity of redemption OF the said WIjiiam
II Davidson, his heirs and assigns therein. nj
public auction, for the highest and best price
tne same viii! bring In cash, for the purpose
oI paying Haid notes and the costs and ex-
penses OF executing this trust.
~ dated mt Pueblo Colorado, this 18th day of
November, 1894. '' VI
C.D. Henderson.
, Acting County Clerk of Pueblo County.
Color ado, Successor In Trust.
First publication Nov. II, 1884, st
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-17
70 Cripple Creek.

The famous gold field is reached
by the Santa Fe passing up the
famous Mt. Pass through Manitou,
Cascade Canon, Ute Park, Green
Mountain Falls aud Woodland Park
All these beautiful resorts are
passed enroute to Cripple Creek via
the Santa Fe. Round Tip tickets
good ten days 1928 and 1915 good
going Saturday or Sunday and re-
turning Monday. Train leaves
Union depot at a. IN. arriving in
Cripple Creek at IL a. m. Tickets
on sale at Union depot. Stone depot
and Santa Fe office, west end OF
Triangle block. Telephone 5.
f. ]. BoNAvITA,
G. p. & T. A
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE
KEESE is COMING.

And no actor could be more welcome
TO the play goers of Pueblo. The genial
personality of the man backing up his
artistic brilliancy has ripened his old
popularity into present Of conspicuous
fayoritism. He is announced to appear
here for one night only, in one OF Shake
spears great characters, Hamlet. sup
ported by a company reported by our
exchanges to be unusually strong. The
day, Nov. 10. Seats now on sale.
Prices SOC, 75c, Sl.OO and sl.JO
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-17

Dealers in the finest line of
mechanics tools to be found
in the West. Also in Stoves
and hardware of every de-
scriptiou. Call at our store
229 N. Union Ave.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-17
HUR FUTURE

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length OF the LINE OF LIFE indicates probable
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gives you thirty years Well marked LINE OF
HEAD denotes brain power clear LINE or
FORTUNE. fame or riches Both combined mean
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Demore-ts Family Magazine, so attractively pre-
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LINE OF HEART bespeaSs tenderness straight
LINE OF FATE peaceful NE; ne reverse u
crooked well defined LINE OF HEALTH
spares you doctors bills will the health hints
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many stories to interest tho home circle. You will
be subject to extremes OF high spirits or de-pond
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Magazine to read. BY subscribing to it for is9i
you will receive gallery Of exquisite works of art
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Illustrations and subject matter, that VIII keep
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Magazine send for a specimen copy. A large QUAD
kANGLE means honesty; . large TRIANGLE,
generosity; long FIRST DIVISION OF THUMB,
strong will; LONG SECOND DIVISION, reason
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ambition that of SATURN, prudence the SUN,
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Cards for Sale.

Large cards with the following
Furnished rooms 70: rent" "un-
furnished rooms for rent, "rooms
with board" "for rent" "boarde.s
wanted" "dressmaking,' etc. etc.
ect. for sale at this office.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-17

Pullman sleepers. Pueblo to ST
Louis and Chicago without change.
See that your tickets read via the
Santa Fe. Tickets ON sale at Union
depot and Santa Fe office, west end
of Triangle block. Telephone 8.
+. J. BoNAvITA, c. P. T. A.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-17
For Sale.

At great bargain, nicely improved
80 It. lot in good locality in Bessemer
Fruit and shade trees. Water in. For
further information inquire at this
once.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-17

The best anthracite coal at Panne-
baker Il Anderson's They also keep
other kinds of coal, besides stove wood
and kindling wood. Office and yard
near steel works
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-17
Born

Nov. 8, 1894, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Troeber. OF 1914 Cedar street, a son.
Nov. IL, 1894, to Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Shouse, of 1907 Eaton ave., a son.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-17

There needs no ghost, my lord, come
from the grave, to tell Hamlet.
That the Central National is good
bank to do business with.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12
GLADSTONE MAY COME.
Laughs IL the Idea That the Com
mittee l. Advertising Itself.

New York special: Dr.. Chauncey ".
Depew laughed when lie read the
-tOry cabled from London 20 the effect
that Mr.. Gladstone considered the in
vitation for him to visit this country
a, an advertisement for the committee
extending the invitation. which i
headed by Mir. Depew.
Il don't think ! need any adverti,-
ing. said he. and the other men on
the committee with me need it just "a
little. Now this matter has not been
fully understood. l. i not my affair.
but a tribute 20 the grand old mar
from a large number Of representative
citizens Of America. The invitation
Aa- not been sent yet. but when it
leaked out q few weeks ago that the
Invitation was 70 be extended the an
n-Ounccmcnt that il hal been SEM was
y Dled across the ocean. ana these
fact, may explain why Mr.. Gladstone
consider. it Il mere compliment. When
he receives the invitation | think he
viii regard il seriously. 1t viii be
s.gne by mOr than .OO men-rcpre.
sentative mel who DO 20 throw their
names around in every direction.
Thi, i, the first time the United
states. a. u nation. "a, asked Mr..
Gladstone TO be a guest OF the country.
He has often received personal invita-
tiOns. but they HAD come to him in thu
midst OF great political fights. This
invitation is OF a different character.
Every interest of America j. repre-
-ented on the invitation committee.
and in spite OF hi, previous refusal-.
ana what has been said about this ill.,
vitatiOn. we think Mr.. Gladstone ma
Nnf h.nninn nlln r1nSt :"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12
SENATE PASSES IT.
Tariff Bill Adopted After a Three
Months Debate.

Washington special. The mex
pected ha, happened. The tarlti BIZ
passed the senate br a vote o. 80 10 -.
>enato Hill wa. true 70 hiS promise.
ana he alone among the Democrats
voted agair-t the measure. senator
PETER wa The oa.y Populist who op-
posed it. senate Kyle swallowed the
measure a. Il -u.p. and senator Allen
made Il WY face and ooh his medicine
too. senator Murphy abandoned rs
colleague ana voted T.! the bill. lie
cared al The income AK. but he Sc
clred adequate protection for collars
and cuffs. and this eeu- 20 have been
his sole ambition IL life.
The conterees on the par OF the
Senate ere announced. senator
Voorhees, heads the list and >ena-
Tors Vest. Jones ana Harris make
I'D the remainder 0. the Demo
Gratis. with senators .Alirich. Allison
ana Sherman a. the Republicans. The
House will nam Ne--r-. Wilson, Me-
MILAN or BynIm. B~reckinrid-e OF
ARKANSAS ana Montgomery or Turner.
with Reed, Burrows and Payne for the
Republicans. - lar astLe Democrat,
are concerned tley represent the south
ana the south almost exclusively.
Voorhees, and Bynum are from the
north. but they are Of the agricultural
north aud not the manufacturing
north. The Republicans will practi-
caliy be Yoicele>- in this mater and
tae conference report will be prepared
by such eminent ~iinancier- and states
men "a Vest. Harris. Jones. Wilson.
Breck.nridge ana MONTGOMERY.
The bill. passed the Senate by thirty
nine yo,--. Eighteen ere cast by the
eleven -tatc- which seeded ana seven
from the late. Of Maryland. Kentucky.
Missouri ana West Virginia. which
gaye decided allegiance othe Union.
Twenty-Five Of the affirmative vote.
were east by soldiers OF the Confeder-
acy. w.iDse constitution prohibited the
lcvylnc Of protective duties.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12
THE WEEkLIe TRADE REVIEW
Pullman Boycott Will Seriously A.
feet Business if Continued.

New York special: Dun x Co., Re-
View Of Trade viii say: The great
-trike threatens 70 interrupt business
seriously for Il time. though the num-
Der q hands engaged j., comparatively
small. On the whole. the other
changes during the week we're for the
better. Many manufacturing estaD-
-l>Dment- which >Aut Gown on account
o. the Goa. strike resumed. Depletion
81 i.o Treasury rc--.ye Wa checked.
Congress made much toward a settle
Ment Of the tari" question. ana crop
prospects have 4rOWu better. the de-
nan1 .or prod ,ct- j. Il, Yet smaller
= -e,- urgent than wa expected.
Buyers apparently wait for better
prices on iron anu steel products, which
manufacturers are slow to give. There
= genera. complaint o. dullnes- ana a
harrow Gcmand. ana prices Oh BESSIE
Ecr. pl- ana some finished forms are
Z lille Weakc". Textile manutac-
turcrs are much cm~barra.sed by the
nea approach Of probable changes in
the tariff. the effect Of which cannot
yet Dc calculated. The number of
mills quitting "ork j. moi yet a. large
a. expected. for there appears
4 litt.c more demand from
c.otAicr- ana Jobber,. sales of WOO
te. below last rear's being 31->.-Vo
poInC- for the week against BIZ. 800.
W.eat declined > cents. Corn de-
clineG cent. PORK products are al
20 q ~AaGc .Ower. COTTON yielded d
!-Itt-. a. Speculation against the
%eAorIDou, stocks in sight grows tire
-oMe
f%a..arc- were III IN the United
state against %O1 last car.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12
GODDESS OF LIBERTY BURIED.
Ho. the Coyeyites in Washington
Celebrated the Fourth.

Washington special; The Fourth was
celebrated very quietly Lere. There
was Eaif a Gozeh celebrations by pa
triotic bodies. OF which cae mos. inter-
estinc was conducted by ne Sons o:
the american Il evolution. which. W.
der escort OF the Marine Band and q
cetachmeut 81 Na..oaa. Guards.
marched to tie foo, %: Washington
Monument a.4 held eXerc.se- there.
The CoXe; commoawcalers went
through q spectacular performance
'Bury!nl me Goddess OF Liberty" in
front o. tie Cap.to. al noon. Il was q
80 nc. q. Inc demonstration o. May J..
when. according - CoXey and Browne.
l.bes'y va, morta.ly wounded and in
gereG until she expired on the Fourth
Il July. Captain Austin and a force
o: :eH mounted ana TWEEN ~ un-
mounted policemen were or hand with
$50 patrol wagon. Tae cOmmonwea,-
or marched four ab ea-t. 80 strong.
with many banner. aud devices. ~
their mead rode Carl Browne n a re-
markablc disguise. H. beard wa. re-
Mored ana his face powdered. i wig
OF yellow hair te.. - liz va.-t. His
arms We're bare and powdered. He
had q liberty cav on liz head and hi.
body was woauG with c,ub.ematic -ar-
ment- Of liberty. !, wa, not intended
thai BrOH NJ should lie known in h.-
disguise. ana Tie ann 81 tn goddess
w7> announced a. sarah r .4art. an
-v~tpttar."
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12
Ate Incir Dead Comrades.

Port Townsend. Wa-h.. special: The
steamship queen arrived from >itha
anu reports that Captain Huntlcy, the
third mate Il fifteen survivor, Of the
whaling bark James Allen. wrecked In
western Alaska, hau arrived al Sitka
ana taken passage for san Francisco.
The survivors report that they endured
great hardship, II were reduced 70
>ucn circumstances u to be compelled
10 eat the flesh Of their dead comrades.
Four mel were drowned by Il boat cap
sizing ana two died OF starvation.
Fifteen more are missing.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12
WAS \ VICTIM OF REDS.
CarnOt's Assassination Proved to
Have Been II Conspiracy.

Paris special: 1t is now established
that a regular plot in which Il number
OF people were concerned existed 10
a,,asoinatc the President. The final
meeting of the conspirators took place
az Ccttc. and Santo was there chosen,
by lot. to commit the actual murder.
The arrest Of Santos accomplices is
expected hourly.
The line OF people intent upon view
ing the coffin containing the remains
Of the late President Carnot reached
from the palace to the Place de la Con-
Concorde.
The cusket rests in the Chapelle
.Ardcnte at the entrance of the Cour
d'Honeur. The catafalque is in the
form of a small Greek temple with
Corinthian columns. Large Candida
bra, wreaths of immortelles and ma.
tional flags are grouped around the
bier, and over all are many palms. At
intervals are long. black pendant
banners, bOrdered with silver and or.
namented with silver wreaths, with
the letters "R. f." (Republique Fran.
Gals. On the main drapery the letter
&C. lCarnot) is worked in silver al
frequent intervals.
The number of floral wreaths Sent
to the Elysee is almost beyond compu.
tation.
The streets around the Elysee pre-.
,ert a somber aspect. All the lamps
We're covered with crepe and shed q
sickly light upon the scenes The
very walls Of the palace are covered
with funeral t%rappings.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12
DAKOTA STORM SWEPT.
Aberdeen and Huron suffer from Furious
Wind and Terrific Rain.

a phenomenal storm of wind. rain
and lightning swept over that section
OF country about Aberdeen and did
great damage to buildings. stocks of
goods, etc. The streets and low places
are running treams and thousands of
acres OF crops are under water and
Will be for some time to come. Egypt
a darkness prevailed almost the en-
tire afternoon and the clouds hung so
low they seemed to touch the build
lngs. Country districts have no been
heard from, but heavy losses by hail
and otherwise will undoubtedly be re-
ported. In Aberdeen, Jewett Bros,
Wholesalers, sustained a loss on goods
OF 81 800 or more: David Straus. cloth
Ter, $1,000, estimated: Olwin Hall.
$500: Arthur Pugh. about $4O0. Many
smaller losses resulted and the aggre-
gate will be heavy. All these are due
70 o Easements, many of which
contained two feet OF water. The full
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12
Severe Sandstone.
81 Lth Dakota Briefs.

FULLY 1000 visitors joined III
brating Old settlers Day at CAM
IN many sections OF south ~,
communities have been resortl"-
prayer for rain. .
The State Grand Lodge. knlsN,
Pythias, convened at Aberdeen
an attendance of 100.
THERE we're ninety entries d
Chamberlain land Office last ~
and at the present rate OF flllhs :
will likely be as many this moh'''
ABOUT seventy-tive teams nav :
menced grading the streets OF
mont preparatory to macau
\ siXteen-toot sidewalk is beihs
the full length of two main ~
giving them a very metropolitan
THE practice of allowing the ~ =
Creek Indians to butcher thei' :,
on ration days is coon to be uon Is
with. a large slaughter house
being erected at Fort Thomp1Soa b
the beeves will be Gu; up on .n1 ste
and divided. This is another 4 d
hasten the civilization OF the
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12

Madrid special; The Marqui, de
Cuba. one of the leaders of the recent
spanish pilgrimage to Rome. had Il
mario" escape from assassination. The
marquis was visiting the new cathc-
drial which is now in curse Of ON
,tructiOn, when he was attacked by Il
workman with a dagger. Another
workman intcrposed to protect the
marquis and received dangerous
wounds. The marqui. escaped unhurt.
The would-be assassin was arrested.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12
Condition of the (rons

The following summary Of cron ]
dltions for the week just closed /,
reports sent from thirty-six conr,i]
20 the United States Weather Rr..
AT Huron: i
Local showers. light =. .5,n, lo.,|
itie-. but fairly heavy to copjor. i
most, with ample sunshine and ,,o1
average temperature. have be4r I'd
beneficial 10 al vegetation. b. i
pecially 20 corn. potatoes, gra.. Il
late sown grain.
Late soWn wheat and wheat on co,l
stalk ground shows decided imprcol
ment generally. but there is con.isl
able wheat. oats and barley in mcI
localities cas- of the Missouri MI
that i appears cannot be sufficient
resuscitated to be, of much value. "a
and potatoes show marked imprml
ment and bid fair to be good crorl
with favorable weather from now !
The drouth left the grass thin All
short. ana reports indicate that M
crop must necessarily be deficient. n
cept in the Black Hills region. /
most localities wheat and oa,. Al
heading ont very short. mostly n
main stem. the stool" having led
permanently injured by the drouth. |
Reports indicate that in the yaIed
ana on the p~lateaus of Butte, Lad
renee, Meade and Pennington Cod
ties. where the rainfall has been id
pie most of the season. the pro.Iec(
T. very bright. especially for grad
The rains have been very beneficial !
terminating corn. millet ana ,iaX.ee}
-own at the beginning of the GNstI
Crops have been damaged By laA
localities in Beadle. Custer. Edmund,
hingsbury. Pennington and spin
Counties. On general average u
wheat. oats. barley and hay prv.!e{
appear, TO be unfavorable, while cct
potatoes, late fax and millet promo
well.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12

For the purpose of comparisMl
state expenditures. and in order toll
out how the appropriations bytheLa
islature of South Dakota compare wi
other northwestern states. Depl
State Auditor Swartz has compl.ei
exhaustive statement showing !,
amounts appropriated in the two y
kotaS. Montana. Idaho. WashM-a
and Wyoming to u the sever
states for two years. AS a resNlt y
figures show that the cost 10: y
years in that state amounts to -
per capita for that time: North y
kota. S5.22: Montana, IS. Il: Wa,hl4
ton. $. =: Wyoming. $4.0s: lda1i
SOP. This is a good showing
South Dakota. The Forthcoming
port of the auditor will he a va.lal
document for the reason that I"
treat extensively of several sure!
which the people are not genera
c~onVersant with.