The indicator., 1897-04-24

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Doneyan, OF l226
Elm street. left for their ranch on the
Divide, Monday,
DIR. Henry Middslcamp, father OF E.
G. and w A. Middelcamp. died at his
home in Warrenton, Mo, "Wednesday.
The doctor had visited his sons in the
city and made many friends who will be
panied to learn of his death He was a
man OF talent and of rare professional
skill, and leading citizen in that aec-
ton Of Missouri where he lived.
A full line OF pocket cutlery, SCISSORS
and razors at the Bessemer drug store
c. j. Young. of Lebanon, Mo, arrived
in the city Monday and is visiting his
widowed mother, Mrs. S. I. Young, and
brothers at 1894 Routt avenue. He is
here for his health and will probably
remain month or longer.
Snowatilla Cream for chapped hands
and face, at the Bessemer Pharmacy.
Patrollmau Shurtz didn't have 10
wait for job after leaving the police
department The next morning he was
seen handling the motormans grip on
the Bessemer car line as happy as any
of the newly sworn in policemen. He
didn't have to even buy suit of clothes,
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terman's insignia and he was ready He
is in luck and deserves it.
Andrus Bros. formerly of Bessemer,
have removed their hardware store
from | 10 West ith St 10 :i22 Santa Fe
avenue, where they invite all their Gus
toners from Bessemer and other parts
of the city to call aud see them. See
their ad
You can have your cloths cleaned and
pressed and made to look like new by
taking them to p. H. McCurdy's, the
little red shop on Evans.
j. n. Bartels i Co. have as fine dis
play of trees and all other kinds OF
nursery stock at their grounds on the
mesa as .have ever been in the city.
Most of the stock is of their own grow
ing at Vineland and is of good growth
and in prime condition. They are
making many sales.
Ollie Schodeld, who has been employ
ed for several weeks past on Andy
Parks boarding car on the D.. X r. G.,
returned home Monday. He had a
Misunderstanding with the cook and
quit his job.
The Pueblo Meat and Fish market is
headquarters for all kius of fresh and
salt meats, fish. game in season, etc.
They have first class market room at
3ls South Union avenue, everything
clean, neat and inviting, and is credit
to the city The men in charge under
stand their business thoroughly and do
business on the square. They handle
the best of everything in their line, and
will be pleased to see you.
Guy Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. o. A
Lee, Of 1915 Spruce street, writes his
parents from Central America that he
has fully recovered from his spell OF
and is learning to like the
country. Between killing large snakes
and travelling the forests he has been
having an interesting time of late, and
is now about to settle down to work for
a while. Guy is less than 20 years of
age, but always was of roaming dispo-
sitiou and bound TO see some of the
world outside OF the U. S.
The three boys, Tom vii liams, Chas.
Finn and John Lewis, who were ar
will all have preliminary hearing be
fore Judge Metchell of the county court
next week The former two were
brought up before Justice Low yester-
day morning and, being under l6 years
OF age, were outside his jurisdiction, and
he discharged them. They were then
re arrested and cited to appear before
the county court. The case OF Lewis
was nolled in Justice Carey's court and
he will appear in the upper court along
with the others.
W. j. Darnell was down from Cripple
Creek this week on business connected
with mining.