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The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-17
AT THE GRAND.
ROLAND REID.

Mr.. Roland Reed and his strong com
pany will present his latest success
Innocent Ms Lamb" at the Grand
opera house next Tuesday night The
clever comedian has u most congenial
part in the breezy character of Tobias
Pilkington, gay old stock broker of
New York, and fairly convulses his
audiences with his eccentric manner
isms, witty sayings and the extravagent
situations in which he manages to
place himself Intended simply to
entertain and amuse, the play admirably
serves its authors purpose. Filkington,
who has n very proper wife, is mem
Der of secret whist club at Patterson.
n j.. and in order to attend al inn
portant session of this organization he
plans nm alleged trip to Boston. AT
Patterson he is mistaken for another
man and is soundly thrashed by tt
Jealous husband, who seizes his victims
coat and starts for New York The
train is wrecked. and the asssilant is
picked up unconscious. letter writ
ten by Pilkington to his wife, to be
mailed by friend in Boston as part
OF the deception, is found in the over
coat and reveals the wounded mans
supposed identity. Out of this incident
grows various complications that are
finally straigtened out satisfactorily.
The play teens with genuine humor
throughout the entire four acts. and is
undoubtedly the best Mr.. Reed has
yet presented. Popular prices only
will be charged, 25c, soc. zoe and $loo
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-17

D. W. Hartnett should be one of the
this ward. A man of good judgment
and of rare business qualities, he is the
man for the place and should by all
means be nominated
The house of Andrew Asp Al 934
Monday morning and before assistance e
could arrive was almost totally destsoyed
and the furniture badly damaged
Alderman l.. W, Kirk and Martin
Hughes made Il good run with hose
cart No. 2 but got there too late to do
much good.
William Howell and wife who have
lived for Dumber of year. in Bsssemer
lef, for San Jose. California, last Tues
day where they will probably engage
in the fruit business They have
leased their property here for two
years Before leaving Mr. Howell
kindly remembered his town by casting
his vote against consolidation,
Roland Reed will bring forth roars of
laughter IN his inmitable rendering of
Innocent as lamp" at the Grand
Tuesday evening. He is about the
best humorous actor on the stage
to-day.
Burn Canon City ceal 1t is the best
and cheapest in the end. Order of
Herman X Shloss.
The ranchmen from the vicinity of
NiDeland and the Mexic ans from down
the river have discovered the existence
of the yiaduct across the railroad track,
in the gulch and the travel through the
town is much increased.
Mcmahon X Collier undertakes and
embalmers. Corner Union avenue and
d street. Phone 226
Miss Stinchfold. sister of E F.
StninChheld of the Bessemer Fair is
quite sick,
There are supposed to he orders
enough ON hand to keep the steel works
running for year steady Bessemer will
be the gamer 10 certain extent even
al the low wages paid. However, with
q change in the general superintendency
there will be a perceptible change iu
the price OF labor
Rev William Mckee of Dayton. Ohio
treasurer of the Home and Frontier
Mission society is in the west in the
interest of the United Brethren. and last
Tuesday evening preached for the
editication of the Bessemer L BIS
Taunton, Mass. who arrived in Pueblo
last week on a health seeking trip died
ON Saturday and the remains were
embalmed and shipped back east by
Mcmahon Il Collier Mr. Evans was
man of much prominence and had
amassed fortune in his native state.
Only popular prices will be charged
to hear Roland Reed Tuesday evening
| The Grand will be crowded as it hasn't
been since Fanny Davenport was here.
Crowds of strange men have arrived
in town and will get jobs AT the stee
works.
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CALL
For Republican Primaries and on
yentiOn.

The Republican Primaries are hereby call
ed TO meet Al The respective polling places,
hereinafter named in the four wards OF the
City of Besseiner, Colorado, on Thursday
elect delegates 10 the ttty Convention 10
name Ward Chairman and 10 nominate
one alderman Ia each ward.
Primary polls 10 be kept open one hour.
Voting thcreat tu be confined To the qualified
electors of the various wards us shown by
the permanent registry list, and Ia accord
anee with the present ward boundaries,
The republican t1ty Convention Will be
held al the CITY HAL Ia the city OF hessrmrr
Colorado, on saturday evening, March Il,
lssi, al 1880 O'Clock, p. IA for the pur 'o-e of
nominating
one Attorney.
one Marshal,
one Clerk.
one Treasurer
one Police Magistrate,
one Street commissioner,
one Alderman from Isl ward,
One Alderman from -ud ward.
one Alderman trpW 3rd wand.
one Alderman from ith ward,
10 be voted Tor at the coming tiN rltclioh,
To name IA Central Committee halrlhhh. anu
To transact such ufh,r business AS may
properly come before sull Convention.
The respective wards VIII be entitled to
the following number Of dclrgui"s- AMI
primaries VIII he held H. hou'ln provided
FtRsr wAEp.
Polling place Pcret's store, cor. Evans
and summit. Delegates ).
SEcoNu WARD.
Polling place-uity Hall, Delegate 7.
THIRD WNuD.
Polling plae--Chast's barn. cor. spruce
street and northern arrune, Delegates d.
FOURTH WARD,
Polling plnce-Ho-c House No. ., Dele
gates 9.
gro wtLiACEn Chairman.
w. A. PirroN secretary
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At Grand Union Ticket Office
Tickets are on sale to all points
reached by the Denver & Rio Grande.
Union Pacific system. Rock Island
route, Burlington route and all con
aecting lines east west. north and
south. Correct and reliable informa-
tiou cheerfully given. Sleeping car
accommodations secured. and baggage
.hecked to any point in the United
States or Canada.
A. JACKSON, General Agent.
Csatral Hook.
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CALL
FOR DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES AND
CONVENTION.

FOR pEMOt Ratio PRIMARIES AND
CONVENTION.
The Democratic Primaries are hereby
called to meet nt thc polling plncc- herein
after named, In the four wards of The city Of
Bsssemer. Colorado, nu Friday Mureh 10,
1891. at 80 O'Clock %. M. to elect Delegates 10
the CITY Convention To- name Ward ChnIr-
man and nominate one alderman in ench
ward.
Primary polls to se opcu one hour and
voting thcrent to Doc confined TO tho qualified
voters pf the vnriou- wards a. shown by the
permanent rrgistrrntlpu list. iu accordance
with the present ward boundaries.
The Democratic rlrv Convention Viii he
held nt the city Hall lu the lty Of besscmer
on saturday March l5 ats o'clock p- n. for
the purpose of nominating;
one Attorney
one Marshal.
one tlCFk.
one Treasurer.
one Police Magistrate.
one street Com ul sStOuCr.
one Alderman from lst wuri.
one Alderman from 2ud ward.
one Alderman frIm gri ward.
one Alderman rom ltu ward,
to he voted FOR at the coming t'i} election
tU name q Central committee thnirWnn nnu
10 transact such other business n uny
properly come before said convention.
The respeetlye wards viii be entitled q" ne
Will be held n herein provided.
FIRST WARD.
Polling placc-Pcrlrfs store, cor. Even and
summit. Delegates I,
sEcoSp WARD.
Polling place-City Hall. Delegates.
THIRD WARD.
Polling place-Hose House No. Dole
gates :.
FOURTH WARD.
Polling place-iose House No. o Dele
gates 5.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-17
Snrnrises Never Cease.

The old belief that the leigh class OF
tailors are always the last to come dowr
IN prices and in spite of hard times
adhere to the prices established ten
years ago Is smashed into a cooked
hat" Our reporter called Tuchock's
store yesterday and to say that he was
surprised would be putting it mildly
Woolens Just received from this and the
other side of the ocean which you could
not touch for less than $35 or $40 q
year ago they sell now at from $25 to
$50 Trousers which you can't get fsI
less than so in any other first class
house. they sell at 81. Upon reporters
inquiry they gave the following reasons
for the reduction:
In the fiIst place we have bought the
goods at a reduction because We bought
IN large quantities and for cash. Second,
in our long experience In the business
we have found that il is easier to sell
three suits at $25 than one at &40; and
last but not least we believe that we
will capture big per ccntage of the
money winch i. now being sent east for
clothes. as this will practically do away
with the excuse that the tailors are too
high :.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-17

"Oh, wAile you live, tell truth and
shame the devil."-htne Henry ".
The truth is the Central National
Bank Is increasing its business, and
invites yours.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-17

Henry n Copp, the well known land
lawyer of Washington. d. c., has issued
a new edition Of the American Mining
Code. including laws lately passed by
Congress aud the several states and
territories. All persons who intend to
prospect for mines next spring. can
spend their winter evenings profitably
in studing this book, 1t may be ordered
by mail direct from the publisher If
bookstores do not keep it in stock. The
price is 80 cents. Copp's Mining Code
embraces the U S Mining Laws and
the official regulations, arranged by
subjects. water rights, coal lands aud
timber cutting; saline lands and town
sites; also the local state and territorial
mining laws. with numerous practical
forms embracing location. notices,
proof of labor. notice of forfeiture.
liens. surveys application for paten,,
adverse claim, mining deed. escrow
agreement and lease. with a valuable
digest of court and department de
cisions
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-17

Buy from first hands BY dealing With
6tumpf Bros, the leaders in meats,
poultry, ~, systsss, &c.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-17

7, Chns. +. -uNton. Cashier OF the above
named bunk, do soemnly swear that The
above statement is true 60 tho heSi OF my
knowledge and belief
CHNS. T.. SANrON- Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me ihis 'til
day OF March 1854.
Wnt. b. YATES, Notary Public
Correct-Attv-t.
". l., GRAHAM,
WiurSEy NEWTON, Directors
j. W. GfLLULY.
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Inc above mentioned the
named which will
for advertising THE above ony
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-17
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
-oF TuE-
Western National Bank

At Pueblo, slate OF Colorado, no the CLOSE
OF business February %, 1885,
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sabo, Mike
salter, j. ID. and j. y.
salter Mrs. j. y.
salter, Mary +.
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>aNton, Margaret. heirs of
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-17

Only popular prices will be charged
to hear Roland Reed Tuesday evening.
The Grand will be crowded as it hasn't
been since Fanny Davenport was here.
Crowds of strange men have arrived
in town and will get jobs al the steel
works
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22
pAsHEs OF HumoR.

Amy-Jncls, hear that you IRE out
great deal of nights now. jack
oh. no. I'm seldom out more than $40.
Friend You'll be missed II you
leave tho stage. DE Rantcr-Thats
the reason I am going of. I'm tired
Of being hit.
"rhat young lady seems 10 be prac.
ticing her Dclsartc lessons uncon-
sciousiy." "whop Miss Iii,hcrs? Tint
isn't Delsartc. That's St vitus'
dance.
Haven't you made Mr.. Bulgcr's
portrait n good deal more than life
sizc?" said one artist TO another.
"ierhnps You see, that's as big M
he thinks he H."
"Know anyone about here likely To
give fellow week or n months
wori?" "Wcll, hccrj ns the Judge
was givln' some blolscs ard labor
yesterday In the next township"
Mistrcss-You mus. really brcnIt of
that dreadful habit, Ilabettc. of
always wanting 10 have the last word.
Mnid-lIut how nm to know. mn'nm.
that you have nothing more 10 say?
Little iloy-That lady gave me some
candy. Moibcr-i hope you were po.
lite about n, "ycs'm." "Whnt did
you sayT' II said ! wished pop had
met her before he got 'qualntcd with
you"
iraseiblc Old Gentleman, putting
hlh head out Of four.wheclcr that I.
crawling along At nm uncomfortable
pace-I say, cabby, we're not going 70
n funeral Cabby. proTp,iy-No. mud
We amt going To no bloomin' h.o,
either
"Alnmmn." nslted the high school
girl, ''may study lirowping2" "Wh,,
yes. ehild.' eaiJ her mother. III ain
glad yon have come 10 your senses nj
last, Just wulta minute md I'll got
out the -four, butter, lard and cggsi
and show yau how 10 hsglnl" - j,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

designs "a tho departure from the old
fashioned lake steamer type to one
similar to those in service on the North
Atlantic. The engines and boilers are
placed amidships instead of in the
stern. and the general arrangements
of the interior have been entirely re-
modelled.
The use OF watcr-tub boilers on so
large scale will be watched with in
tcrest These boilers are designed for
safety and light weight No doubt
safety has been secured, but those in.
terestcd will want to know how much
has been saved in weight The use of
fresh water will certainly add to their
life. although they have been de-
signed in France for saltwater service.
Another feature in which the COM
mcrcial world is much concerned is the
fact that these new vessels are de-
signed to carry passengers only, and
no revenue will be obtained from
freight
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

= A triumph In engineering il re.
ported from the mountains OF Peru.
whore u twin-Tcrcw steamer OF %
tons, 100 feet long and thirty foot
Wide. has been successfully launched
on Lako TIticnca, tho highest nayi-
gable waters In tho world. moro
than 1900 feet above tho zen This
ntcamcr. which belongs TO the Peru.
vlan government, and IL 10 DO used
for ficlght and passenger traffic. was
built on tho Clyde. then taken apart
IA more than n thousand pieces and
lshippcd TO Mollcndo by son. II was
then carried TO rnno by railway and
Transported over tho mountains on
tho backs Of llamas and males. aud
put together by n Scotch engineer.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22
SHE KNEW WHAT 70 ORDER.
A vassar Giri's First Attempt at Duy-
Ing Groceries.

A vassar Girls First Attempt At Duy-
Ing Groceries.
She was "a Nassar graduate and
didn't know little bit about house,
keeping when she married her las,
beau and settled down to domcs-
tic life. Her first order Mt the
groecrs was n crusher, but
that good man was used to all sorts OF
people, and could interpret Vassar us
easily MS plain English.
u want ten pounds Of paralyzed
sugar" she said, with business mir.
"Ycs'm. Anything clse?,
Two cans OF condemned milk"
"Ycs'm. lie set down ''pulverized
sug," condensed milk"
Anything more. ma'Rm?"
"a bag OF fresh sal,-be sure that /,
Is fresh"
"Yes'm. What next?"
"a pound OF desccratcd Goldfish"
"Yes'm." lie wrote glibly. "dcssi.
Gated cod.
Nothing more, ma'am? Here's some
nice horseradish. just In"
NO." she said. with n sad wabblc TO
her flexible voice. 1T would be OF no
use, ms we don't keep horse"
Then the grocer sat down upon n
klt OF macfcrcl and famed himself
with patent washboard. Vassnr had
taken the cake. detroit Free Press
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

and will he in commission this sum.
mer. They will run between Buffalo
and Duluth, and make the trip in fifty
two hours, which will mean an aver
ago speed Of from twenty to twenty
one miles per hour, including stops
and dctentions due the passage
through the st. Clair aud Ste Marie
rivers.
Their dimensions are 356 feet over
all BY A feet beam, and will be by far
the largest on the great lakes. They
will be propelled by twin screws 10
feet In diameter and IS feet pitch,
turned by quadruple.expansion en-
gines having cylinders 25. 20, 5l1s, and
- inches diameter by 42-inch stroke.
These engines are calculated to dc.
velop 1000 horse power. Steam will
be fdrnished by 20 Bellevills water tube
boiffSstla pressure Of 2a5 pounds per
square inch.
The interesting feature In the new
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22
THE ONLY INDICTMENT.
Why the Fair Maiden Should Have A,
copied tho AIlnister's Suit.

why the Fair Maiden Should Have Ac-
copied tho AIlnister's Suit.
He was minister Of the gospel in
o small town. and II 10 not necessary
70 say that his remuneration was mot
Of tropical iuxuriance.
He was bachelor. however, and
he received slippers and other arti-
cles OF bric-a-brao during the year
from admiring members OF his con.
gregation In sufficient quantity to
enable him to hypothecate them for
enough to DO Of somc assistance. ,s
That no had not married was due
largely to the fact that most OF the
young ladies' OF his acquaintance 80. Esd
to eat and wear clothes and live
under q roof OF some kind, and they
did not see how he eould make such
provisions for their comfort.
True. he had tried once or twics,
probably three times, But the passion
vas hot overpowering, and his con;
iaitioh vas. shch; TO his own knowl.
edge. that nothing less than the
overpowering could make him per-
severe In his efforts to win the object
OF his choice. ,r 10. ,
There were many, many times
when the skies wero gray and heavy
above him. and even the consultations
OF religion were powerless to bring
q ray Of sunlight into his heart. But,
though bent by his burden, he was
not broken and youth was his and
faith.
Tho timo came at last, however,
when the overpowering presented
itself, and the minister's heart went
out irresistibly to q fair. sweet girl,
gentle. loving and trustful. At
least she was that TO somebody. says
the Detroit Free Pross. u might be
10 tho minister later. He did not
Know. but he hoped so with q hope
that lifted him into tenderor at
,nosphore than he had ever known.
he forgot his poverty, his weakness.
himself, and by day and by night his
thoughts followed this girl. She
could not but know that he loved her,
yet sho gave him no encouragement
She was Kind TO him, for 1t Was
not In her heart to treat him harsh
ly. for he was so. innocent, SO de-
voted. so good. One evening. when
he could endure tho suspense no
longer. he asked the fatal question.
al nm sorry. very sorry" sho said,
"hut 1t cannot bo." .
lie guiped down tho lump in his
throat He feared this. He had
heard 1t before from others, out it
had never panied him SO.
Nothing" sho went on. kind ly,
seeing that he did not or could not
speak, nothing would DO an induce
ment for me to be minister's wife.
His lips trembled and ho brushed
the tears from his eyes. and with ono
effort no spoke.
"Ah. DEAR" he murmurcd as he
rubbed his hand over his shiny Goa
sleeve. "then you should havo mo,
for heaven knows that is tho only
inducement can offer YOU"