The indicator., 1897-01-09

Mrs. Angey Baker, wife OF Charles
Baker, OF Sl9 Elm street died Thursday.
d. w. Hartnstt has been having an at
tack of the quinsy this week and is
somewhat under the weather.
Order a copy of Bryans book TIN ough
the INDICATOR and get reduction on it.
! The Southern Colorado Poultry As
sociation will hold its first annual ex-
hibtion in this city from January % to
/ 30 inclusive. And thus have Pueblo
ans begun another worthey work
A E. Litz will do your blacksmIthing
at reasonable figures and do 1T right.
Herman x Shoss keep the very best
of fresh oysters at their meat market
every Friday. They come direct from
Baltimore and are not rehandled from
the time they are started until they
reach the store,
| n. c. Smith, one of the accommoda-
ting mail carriers for Bsssemer, is lay
ing off for his vacation.
j. McCurdy. at 413 Northern avenue,
is having lots Of shoe repairing TO do be
cause he does tirst-class work.
| County Commissioner Elect John
Warner and wife are both lying very ill
at their home near Rye.
A +. Burnam, former distinguis he'd
citizen Of the town, is now located in
Ration, y. NJ, and is engaged in the
grocery, produces and meat business.
He will make a go Of it,
L. j. Taylor came home from Silver
ton. Saturday, last and will remain un-
til April Mining will be practically
suspended in that region until spring on
account of the snow,
T. G. Mccarthy X Co., undertakers
and embalmers, Mccarthy block. Phone
lG9. Residence phone -.
The cold snap has been an aid to the
coal dealers, aud probably has done no
particular harm to anyone else.
There has been good skating at the
lake most of the week. The ice is
"slicker" than it was during the skating
period ia November, and several hun
dred skaters are out every day.
Are you awake TO the important fact
that Mark Il Co. handle only the best
and cleauest Goals at l39 south Union
avenue? If
The infant daughter of G. A Floyd
and wife, of 1899 Spruce st. died Wed,
nssday,
C.J Haars, of Kansas City, repre-
senting the Building Societies Publish
ing and Supply Co, was in Bessemer
this week with view of organizing a
building and loan association.
The Bsssemer Pharmacy keeps the
most elegant line OF cutlery to be found
in the city The selection is exception
ally good and any customer is sure to
find Just what h. wants.
Word reaches here to the effect that
Mrs. Elizabeth Hawke, mother of +. p.
Hawke, died at her home in Camden, \.
] tn. Goth ult, Mr.. Hawke has the
sympathy OF very wide circle Of
friends in his sad bereaymeut.
Mrs. b, W. NJ Davis, Of 1916 Wabash
avenue, died Of dropsy last Sunday af
ter protracted illness.
Fields Il Co. will show you one Of the
finest lines of children's hoseiery in the
city and all of their goods are marked
the same as city prices.
Ruegnitz Il Reigart, the cash grocers
at Evans and Broadway on the mesa,
are working up large trade on the hill.
Psopls see chance to economic by
paying cash and getting goods cheap OF
this entsrprising firm.
Middelkamp Bros are agents for the
Fidelity and Casualty Co, of New York
that insur.s bicycle riders. They
should be able to do big business as
there is no more dangerous method of
locomotion than bicycling as far as ac
cidents are concerned, unless it be rid
ing on the railroad.
A. b. Chase will do your express work
carefully and reasonably. Call at the
stables corner OF Northern and Spruce.
Following the plan of the Illinois
Steel company the c, F. Il l. Co, has
reduced the wages Of some Of its en-
ployes at the steel works. The bosses
seem to be the ones to have been cut.
a number Of men have also been laid
or for the present.
All kinds OF job work at this office.
Leave your orders and get good work.
good stock and at reasonable prices.
Herman a Shloss was taking an in
voice of their store yesterday which ac
counted for it being closed.
The horse attached to Pat Brennan's
beer wagon started to run away in front
of the U. B. church Thursday forenoon
and ran east on Northern avenue un-
til stopped on the viaduct grade. jim
Lcana the driver, and Pete Kirwin who
were in tho wagon were thrown out and
somewhat bruised.
Melvin Goss from Rye came in We'd
nesday. He has been prospecting in
the gold belt near Rye and says there
are many at the same work. No pay
streak has yet been found although
good ASSAYS have been obtained.
Williams the photographer guaran-