The indicator., 1897-02-06
The kDcbgI jycIeand Novelty Go
2a5 NoEr4 UNION AVENUE

L * Dempsey was in Denver
/ Tuesday,
T.G. McCurrby IL Co., undertakers
and embalmcrs. Mccarthy block. Phone
.ln Residence phone -.
The beautiful snow did not last long
this week hcc3uso the usual accompany
ling cold wave missed us.
Are you awake To the important fact
aaat Mark * Co handle only the best
and cIeauest Goals at I39 south Union
avenues TT
The ISDra,rou desires to thank those
tvh' we're so prompt since the first OF
the yelr iu paying up theirsu5seription.
/ A.W Lounard has been out OF re
pair port " tho week with the grippe.
. Jle Dessemer Pharmacy keeps tne
most e,r-aat line Of cutlery To- be found
in the city. Tie selection is exception
/ |n,,y -spI and auy customer is sureto
ind just 0 al he wants
/ Davis s, Lee have decided to g iato
the pool and billiard business again and
Iars opening up Is hall at the corner OF
. Northern aud Evnus,
. Mrs James Buddick, of 933 Elm St,
died Monday last, the funera, being held
from the house the day following. Her
. loss is mouraed by large circle OF
friends.
The colored Methodist are again hold
. lag services in the little store building,
corner OF Northern and Routt
Fields y Co. will show you one OF the
finest lines Of children's hoseiery in the
city aud all Of their goods are marked
the same as city prices.
Elder Sehw.rnley, assisted by Rev.
A. E. Ltz, will hold quarterly services
at the st Charles U. b. church the 18th
and lith inst.
Peter Himber. OF Hastings, Colorado,
and Louise Harrington we're married
the y Of January by Rev. a, f. Litz.
They viii make their future home at
Hastings
A. b. Chase will do your express work
carefully and reasonably. Call at the
stables corner OF Northern and Spruce.
The wife OF Rev. W. L. Meyer is on
tn. sick list his week. One Of their
children is also sick with the Group.
a fine % TO- son was born to Mr. and
Mrs, Marshall Tanning, of lOl4 Cedar
street. last Saturday night. Mr. Fam
ming says there Is no place like home
now, sure enough.
II you would have excellent work
done in the watch and clock repairing
line 90 to Humphreys, at Bes.emsr
| Pharmacy.
Mrs. W, J Greggs. Of 1898 Spruce
street has he Endorsement of many as
being a first class nurse. Recommend
attlon= furnished.
Take your shoes to j, McCurdy,s shoe
shop at ll3 Northern avenue. He does
the best kind of work and at reasonable
prices.
City Treasurer Funk and Lin Morse
report having had fine time at the
mid-winter shoot in Saa Antonia, Texas
City Clerk Ross figures it out that
about 300 men are now employed in
building the Ievee. repairing the Foun-
tain and working on the public building
Wm. Martin got his fire insurance ad-
iusted this week through Miles q Stew
art the agents. He received 5000 on
the house and 1900 on the furniture.
He thinks of rePliring it at his leisure.
All kinds Of job wor, at this office.
Leave your orders and get good work.
good stock and at reasonable prices.
Dick Stewart, the lO-year little
son of Mrs Spence Stewart died of dia-
bstes, Thursday morning He had a
spell of typhoid fever last fall, but when
h. recovered from that disease it was
found that diabetes was following in its
train. The bereaved family have the
sympathy OF the whole community
Pat Brennan, OF Harlem, died in Las
Vegas Tuesday this week Of consnmp-
ton. Mrs. Brennan had gone to the
bedside Of her husband and arrived Just
in time to see him alive. She returned
Thursday with the remains The lie
ceased had been sufferer from con
sumption for several years.
Superintendent T. W. Robinson re-
turned "Wednesday, from an inspection
tour OF Eastern iron and steel works
He has given out but little information
concerning the result of his visit, but
the supposition is that good will come
Of it. The chances are that early spring
will inaugurate the commencement of
improvements on a large scale at the
steel works.
\ distressing accident by which Mike
NARROW lost his life occurred at tho
Philadelphia smelter Monday. Marlow
was a Santa Fe switchman and in max
ing coupling fell under the cars, crush
ing his right leg so that amputaton
WIS necessary. He could not survive
lie fit @ h ion and died the
| hiy ful.oNing. The remains were
shipped t. his old home at Beatrice
Nebraska
One of the choicest lines OF holiday
oods ever seen in the city will be at the