The indicator., 1897-03-13
C. NJ Morris is victim of that very
disagreeable complaint, the grippe.

C. NJ Morris is victim OF that very
disagreeable complaint, the grippe.
The street sprinkler has been at work
in this end OF town for several days.
Two sprinklers would be better.
Mrs. Isabel Fawcett, of Crested
Butte, Mont, is visiting her son and
daug liter in law. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Fawcett, OF Fulton Heights. This is her
first visit away from Butte for thirteen
years,
The INp1cAroR will be sent to any
address one year for only sl,0o
Have your prescriptions compounded
at the Bessemer Pharmacy. You will
have them done promptly and right.
L.R. French, city weigher. has gotten
mixed up in some manner with light
weights in coal delivered to School
District No. -, and Il committee is in
yestigatius the matter.
The Besseuer Pharmacy for fresh
drugs and the best of all kind OF drug
gists' sundriss.
D. A. Cardwell and W. j. Ripley
went To Florence this week to investl-
gate the rumor floating about to the eff
feet that the old smelling works at
Trinidad are to be removed to Florence.
If SO they are ready to contract for its
removal.
Several colored men who are out Of
Jobs at the steel works have gotten in at
the l.iler smelter and number of 9th
ers are APPLYING through friend to
find employment at the Philadelphia
smelter.
All kinds of job work at this office.
Leave your orders and get good work,
good stock and at reasonable prices.
The season of garden making is on,
and wise people who would keep on
good terms with their neighbors will
fence their chickens in.
Considerable chicken stealing is going
on in this end OF town. Several roosts
have been robbed within the last two
weeks Of some valuable chickens.
A,aB. Chase will do your express work
carefully and reasonably, Call at the
stables corner Of Northern and Spruce.
Quite number Of steel workers have
quit their jobs on account OF the cut Of
10 per cent in wages which took effect
the first of the month Others are
likely to follow.
AIiIt King. a former employe ia the
bolt factory at the steel works, but who
has been away for several months, re
turned the first Of the week and is back
at bis old position. He is "a finished
bolt maker.
Take your shoes to J. McCurdy,s shoe
shop at ll3 Northern avenue He does
the best kind Of work and at reasonable
prices.
W H Cush has received word that
his brother Thos. J. has been appointed
police captain Of Homestead. Pa, Mr..
Cush is an old-timer in Homestead and
an active worker in the ranks of the
republican party.
One of the finest lines of new silver
ware you ever saw has Just been re-
ceived at McCluer's, COG 5, Union. You
must see il to appreclate il.
See McCluer when you want your
watch, ciocS or jewelry repaired. See
him when you want the best and the
cheapest silver ware in the city.
The smleters are rolling out lots OF
work these times, and the near future
promises to sse all the smelters hay-
iug more than they can do.
The rifle match between the Idaho
Springs team and the Pueblo team was
shot Off Saturday evening and Sunday
morning last and was won by the visit
ors they making a score of 9S7 to 933 by
the home team. The home team shot
in high wind which was against them.
(which said friend, sis the greater
nuisance, the person who talks out
loud in a theatre during the acts, or the
man who scrooges down in the corner
Of street car facing the others passen-
gers and stares them out Of counter
anceg1 And the man about town who
had had experience with other varieties
Of the nuisance species quickly answer
ed. "the bicycle scorcher."
Tbe city council has passed the ordi-
nance creating the office of jail matron
The W c. 7. Z. have recommended
Mrs :. n. Resoher to fill the place, but
as yet no appointment has been made.
There may be hitch in the proceed
ings as Mrs. Resoner is an active pop
ulist and the council is republican, and
politics are brought into everything
nowadays.
Are you awake to the important fact
that Mark & Co. handle only the best
and ceauest Goals at 139 south Union
avenue? tt
Miss Stella Bales has bought out the
Famous restaurant, Mrs. l.. Donegan,
the former proprietress having decided
to go to her ranch on the Divide
For RENT-Six room house, all are
partly furnished. 1916 Evans avenue.
Manager Ellington, Of the Trading
Go. store, entertained A. G. Harris of
Denver, Wednesday. Mr. Harris was
one Of the first managers of the store 10
years ago, and he was in the city view