davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14
TEMPORARY PREMIER.
General Azcarragn Appointed Ad In
lerlIu

Madrid, Aug. 9-Thc Spanish caii-
net held an all-night session folowin.
tn" assassination of Premier ranovns
del Castillo. and decided upon lac an
pointment of Lieutenant General Don
Marcola de Azcnrraga. minister IF
war. as premier nd interim.
General AzcarrIga is a Spanish sol
dier of ancient descent. and friend of
limited monarchy. Six weeks ago.
when Premier Cnnovas threatened to
resign his office. General AZcarraga
was mentioned nS u possible president
of an interim administration
\" intrigucrcr in the whole court of
Spain j. more adept that General AZ
oirrHg:. II" il WAS who oncompas sed
the downfall Of General campos as
captain general of Cuba and succeeded
IN securing ia" appointment of Cen
"rHl W"yl"r in his stead Since that
time h" has firmly upheld General
Wcylrr's cause, knowing at the same
time that General Wcylcr's admins
trItion in cuba was n failure. Rpf,Is-
ing to be identified with any ministry.
Liberal or Conservative. General AZ
carraga has held high power in the
government AT Madrid. and while a
friend of the Democrats, he has made
himself most acceptable to the Con
siitutionalists. and has coquctted even
with the Carlists.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14
BUY MEXICAN MADE GOODS.


III raso. Texas. Aug l0.-Krtclscn
Degctau. the largest buyers of
American and European products in
northern Mexico, with large establish
ments in luarrz. Chihuahua and Cplisi-
houriachic. Mexico, and other places
to-day cancelled by telegraph all out
standing orders in the United States
and Europe ON account of the rise in
the price of gold.
They have also sent Geographic in
quirics throughout the Mexican rcImh-
lie 10 ascertain what is produced in
the country, with n view of handling
the products of the Mexican factories
almost exclusively.
City of Mexico. Aug. lu,-Thc gold
premium reached lbs to-day and many
believe ii will 20 higher before the re-
action begins. Rumors that the govern
mcnt Is about to take measures 10 put
the country on II gold basis are contra
dictcd.
Among Importers there is apprchrn.
sion, but it is generally agreed that if
dollars fail to forty cents, and could he
kept there for ten years, the country
would speedily adjust itself to this CON
dition of affairs. The stocks of for
eign goods are not heavy and will have
TO be slowly and cautiously replen-
ished. All orders are reduced 10 II
minimum.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14
GALVESTON FREIGHT WAR.


Galveston, Texas. Aug. 9.-The pres.
ent condition of the gulf rate war is
that the southern Pacific company.
with its associated rail lines and the
Mallory line. have combined for the
purpose Of driving the Lone Star line
out of The trade between Galveston
and New York. To accomplish this
they have made n rate OF two cents per
100 pounds from New York to Calves
ton. undoubtedly having an under
standing with the Mallory line that
their rail lines will contribute To them
ii percentage of whatever losses may
accrue under their contract To force
The Lone Star line out of the trade. feel
nG satisfied of being able To rccuIIp all
losses if that should he accomplished
Colorado and Utah lines have al
vanced Galveston rates ON the basis of
an advance of twenty-five cents first.
class. effective on the 18th inst, evident
ly persuaded or cocrccd into il by the
powerful combination referred to.
Western road have given absolutely no
encouragement TO the new line in the
way of rates, but have charged their
full locals on everything rendered
them. If Texas. Colorado and Utah
merchants will stand by the new line
VA 'hSl" VI lD'Hl
New York 10 Galveston ten cents OH
the first three classes. fourth class sew
en- cents. and all other classes five
cents. this fight win continue indefinite
ly. If they do not. they must realize
that if the new line should he forced
10 Succumb. no other line will attempt
to come into the trade for ten or TWEEN
~ years. leaving the business in the
absolute control of the combination
that is now seeking to drive out le-
Ultimate competition. The ships of
the Lone Star line are adapted to mod
ern conditions in the way of cheap
transportation, and this fact alone has
caused the combined fight against it,
as they realize that this fight is II death
blow to the cXorhitant rates that have
heretofore been charged. II is to the
interest of Texas, Colorado and Utah
merchants to support this line, even mt
a few cents per hundred higher at this
time. rather than to pay the old oX-
brilliant rates in future.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

Kansas City. Mo. Aug, l0.-Th,
wholesale price Of dressed beef all III,
big packers has been raised. The lowest
price on dressed beef is now Is cents.
whereas on Saturday fair to good west
ern beef could be bought for ~ cents
TO Jis cents. Better grades We're raised
in proportion The best grades of bacon
were also raised llS cents per pound.
The dealers claim that the raise is
proof positive that the big combine"
about which so much has been heard
lately, is Il fact and that 1t has begun
the expected squeezing process. They
declare that they will 90 into n com
bine of their own and butcher their
own meat
The packers deny that there is any
combine
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

Icadvillc. Colo. Aug 10. What
might have proven Il serious accident
occurred in the Arkansas Valley smell
ter late this afternoon. Thomas Quig-
ley. assisted by Thomas Craig and Pat
rick McQuadc. all employees of the EN-
cclsinr Iron Works. were repairing the
air pipe of the blowers at the smclter
The pipe had been bulk headed and the
men were Inside repairing It,, when the
head was suddenly blown ont and the
mon were blown with terrific force out
Of the pipe, diStanc" of thirty feet
Luckily none of the men were serious
ly injured although they We're Nil hurt
aud were unconscious for some little
time. Quiglcy had his shoulders dislo-
Gated. while one of the other men had
several fingers broken The injured
men are receiving every attention.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14
sHERmAN's CONDITION
It i. said to he Very Painful to III.
Friends


New York Aug 1O-The Times
Washington special says
An effort * in progress 10y influential
friends of Secretary sherman to induce
him 10 Lave Washington and go to
some quiet retreat whcr" he can rest
until fall, and IT Is the belief inside of
administration circles that lie will go
out Of the Cabinet soon after the No
vember election. The sccrctarys sad
condition of health of mind Is no longer
concealed even by lis friends 1t was
Il'h hope. in fact the understanding.
when hc went 10 Long Island that he
wuuld remain thcro until the President
returned 10 Washington.
His sudden return 10 Washington
was wholly unexpected. and its results
To tine diplomatic relations Of the init.
ed states have been very embarrassing
To-day Secretary sherman made an alb
solutH denial Of all interviews concern
ing the taHoyas assassination that APP
poured iu the newspapers Monday
morning H." seems 10 remember none
of The occurrences 81 sunday nigh
when D" brought his chair out ON tie
front sioop and the newspaper men
gathered around him. aud he gave oui
y variety of interviews. The sccretary's
condition L. painful 10 his friends. His
physical collapse al any time would
Great" no surprise.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

Valley. Neb.. Aug. "a grading CON
pnpy Mt work near here exhumed nine.
teen skeletons. All the bodies were in
good state of preservation. and nj
were evidently buried with thri'
clothes on and without collins. Fiye
were females. The bodies had proba
bly, been in the ground fifteen OF TIVE
ty years. but no resident of the localii
can recall any burying ground balm,
located here. nor does riiilor relate
anything In the past that will arcuu-,-
for the presclce of til, skeleton. III
bodies We're covered With only a few
feet of earth and were placed .og.tlr
in n large trcnc.i Annnrenilv II, akr..
etons are these o. v.';r rco.,l,.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14


Victor. Cplo., Aug. 9.-The political
cmboglio which has agitated this city
for some months past and which has
resulted in the arrest OF n number OF
citizens OF prominence on sensational
charges is fast becoming very heated
and from present Indications will soon
reach II climax. Charges and counter
charges have been made by the con
hicting parties with considerable FIRE
quency. the last being the arrest on
saturday afternoon Of Scott Ashton, n
prominent attorney and politician, on
the charge of issuing a check with in
tent to cheat and dcfraud W. C. Ilydon.
The complaint was entered before Jus
tice of the Peace Pennington of Grip
pie Creek on the date before mentioned
by Mayor Ford of Victor. and the pro
ceedlngs We're dismissed by the justice
this afternoon.
Mr.. Ashton now proposes to institute
suit against Mayor Ford for $1,000
damages for false Imprisonment and
malicious prosecution. The papers in
the case. Mr. Ashton states. will he
served on the mayor tomorrow. Fur
Their. Mr.. Ashton. as attorney for James
Doyle. !. Il. Cunningham and n number
of other prominent taxpayers, intends
instituting suit against the city treas
urer cnjoining him from paying an al
legged Illegal warrant drawn in the
name of f. II. Ford for $3.50 with the
discount added for the purpose of pur-
chasing hose wagon, also TO sue for
the recovery of S3G1 paid by the town
for the printing of the official ballot in
the recent municipal election ON the
ground that the sum was eNorbitant
and also to enjoin the treasurer from
paying warrant for 500 issued by
vote of the city council 10 city Attor-
ney Miles for last months salary on
the grounds Of Illegally based ON the
fact that the city council can by law
only pay the sum Of So per month for
the services of n city attorney.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14
THE UNION PACIFIC.
Reported rian for It's Control by the
NanhcrbiIt-

Denver, Aug. ia special 10 the Re
publican from New York says:
According TO Il statement made by II
gentleman who is in Il position to know
absolutely what is going on the plan
for the control of the Union Pacific rail
road has been completed. This plan con
templates the purchase of the Union
Pacific mt Il sale which is To he held
probably about the first of October. the
consolidation of ii with the Oregon
Short Line and the control of the entire
consolidated system by the Vanderbilt
roads. While the Nandcrbills may not
figure prominently in the operation of
the Union Pacific that road will lie run
in connection with the New York Cen
iril and its tributaries, thus giving the
Central Il through line from the Allan
lie to the Pacific. beginning ut New
York and ending mt san Francisco The
plan is being engineered by Oliver w.
Mink of New York and Boston. Samuel
Carr. president of the Oregon Short
Line: General Counsel Kelley of the
Union Pacific. and j. Plcrpont Morgan
of New York. The Union Pacific already
controls SS.GOO.pou of the S24.OOl. 900 of
the stock of the Oregon Short Line. Mfr.
Carr of Boston, who is trustee of the
Amcs estate, controls another block of
S6,V0,oOO of this stock. 1t is the present
intention of the parties Interested in
the reorganization To pool these two in
teres's thus giving to the Union Pacific
S1l.VD.WD of the stock of the Oregon
short Line. or enough for the control of
the road. 1t Is stated that the money
necessary for the purchase of The Union
Pacific is already in the hands of j. =.
Morgan y Co.. where it will remain
until the day of sale. In ease this deal
goes through the offices Of the Union
Pacific Will I've removed from Boston
10 New York and despite frequent
statements 10 the contrary. the presi-
dent of the Union Pacific will he Oliver
w. Mink. who is now one of the re.
cniNerS of lie rnnl
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

Salina, Kan. Aug. 10.-Two colored
bicyclisis We're struck by a passenger
train on the Union Pacific east of here
this morning and one is dead One of
them named Maddox. who is still alive,
is from Topeka: the other. an unknown,
is from Emporia. Maddox has both legs
broken and is In precautions condi-
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14
WIND AND HAIL AT BOULDER.


Inc damage 10 1ruit iarins ny sunday =
storm Greater Than First Thought.
Boulder. Colo. Aug. 9.-The result Of
yesterday afternoons wind and hail
storm was by far more disastrous than
was nj first anticipated. In Boulder
alone there was merely II heavy rain,
but on the north. in the fruit farms,
the damage was considerable. Very
many of them suffered more or less,
The main ones. however. We're Joseph
Wolff, William W. Wolm. Mrs. Mack.
intoSh and Anderson ~ Parsons.
At Joseph Woln'S place only the
northern part of his fruit farm was
damaged. He estimates that the result
of the storm will he about thousand
baskets Of grapes loss To him. At An
derson X Parsons the loss was very
heavy, all their fruit being badly dam,
aged. There is little left of the black,
berries and curT'anis and other fruits
now ripening. while the grapes were
almost totally destroyed. Vegetables
Were beaten into pulp. At w. w.
Wolff : place the large two-story pack.
ing establishment. ioNII feet. in COURSE
of construction. was RACED 10 the
ground total wreck. The trees in
the ten-acre apple orchard We're strip.
ped Of limbs and leaves, scarcely limb
being left on any of the trees in the en-,
tire orchard. Corn was moved TO the
ground. His large watermelon patch
is in ruins. The hail in this ncighbor.
hood is said 10 have been over eight
inches deep. aud the hail stones of very
large size. Northeast of Mr.. Wolff ;
place much damage was done to corn
and oai fields and also to gardens. II
is said that over Al Hygiene great dam.
age WAS done to the orchards
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

Out in Webster City. Iowa the hot
weather has been Matching the eggs
in the grocery crates. This shows
where Colonel Joe Muhattou is spend
ing his summer vacation.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

81 remember McKinley" says one Of
his oldest friends. quoted In the St
Louis GIobe-Demoerat as a man with
his fun share OF impu.slveuess. The
time was when he gave away as other
men DO under strain or provocstiou.
DO you want to know what wrought
the change For twenty-five years
this man has stood between his wife
and all that might give her the slight
est worry No matter what the load
he was bearing, he has never failed to
wear into her presence n smiling face.
Whatever emotions might he surging
underneath he has appeared calm and
placid on the surface. This frail be-
ing owes her life 20 his shielding care
Self-control was born Of that twenty
five years OF devotion. There you have
the whole explanation OF what is so
admirable in McKinley'5 character
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

Some dude has written an article en-
titled, Should women go to war;" or
course not, except with their neigh
bors. What Ounce that chap must
LEI
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

Among the maxlms Of the late Bar
uey Baranto were the following "Nev-
err lel "A man put his hand on You with
ont giving him what for and always
have the first HIT You have no
right to spoil another man game, as
long as he PLAYS 30 cIeyerly he will
expose himself soon enough when he
ceases TO be clever at it," Never play
the game above the peoples heads. but
as they think they understand it; you
have bit in hand every time then
and, Always wind M with a good cur
tain, and bring il down before the pub
lie gets tired or has had time TO find
YOU out
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

This yenr Nebraska has come to the very
front rank ms whent,producing stntc,
with her splendid crop OF $1,000, 900 bushels
of spring wheat, averaging over - bushels
to the acre. and :, OOo, 900 bushels of wintei
whent, which will average 81 bushels To
the acre. The table given below, which
has been carefully compiled, shows wha.
will surprise many, TINT Nebraska stands
third among the states rs IA wheat produc-
or, md it must he bourne in mind that
the states that outrnnk her are almost OK
clusively wheat states, whereas Nebraska
is country of diversified crops, corn
being her principal product.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

At least Gen. Miles has the satisfac-
ton of having inspired good man TO
follow his example The Prince OF
Wales went 10 a reception. There was
nobody at tho door to welcome him
and he went away
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

Now that 500 wheels have rolled
down to s75 it is hoped that the 800
typewriters will soon learn the same
trick.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

A girl is or never has better clothes
at home than she has with her.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

The punch over the solar plexus did
for Corbett just what punch inside the
solar plexus is doing for sullivan.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

Something should be done right
away to break the thermometer OF the
roof-garden habit.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14
COLORADO BRIEFS.

y teachers examination Will be held
throughout the state on the 10th.
Slight shocks OF earthquake were
felt at Glcnwopd Springs last week.
Eighty per cent. of the population of
Colorado are native born Americans.
The tlouring mills of Colorado turn
out 5000 half-barrcl sacks of flour
daily,
The state is traverscd by +.To0 miles
OF railroads and an equal length of tel
esraph lines.
The state Of Colorado owns S}7.327
acres OF land. the rental Of which last
year was S23l ,59s25.
The jefferson county commissioners
have ordered the sheriff to suppress
gambling in the county.
/ Extensive onyx beds have been re-
| Gently discovered near Steamboat
[ Springs, aud Il strung company has
/ been organized To work them,
/ The opening of the new road between
/ Fort Collins and Walden in the North
/ Park, and the placing of q mail route
] thereon will bring the residents Of that
section nearer To all portions of the
state
I There was u reunion Of the Teller
/ family al Morrison, Illinois. last sun
dHy Ii WAS I'M, uct.uSiDu Of the SIth
/ birthday of the senator's mother. and
all living members NJ the family We're
] present
The annual report pr the geological
l survey ON petroleum l. just com.
( plcIcd. II shows Jhar during the year
colorado produced 36l 400 barrels val
ned at S&1S,977. aud Wyoming ISIS
barrels valued at $4,000.
charles Sr.u ,r t.,f,,,,rt,. claims T.,
H., ,.,,,,,.I,t A., - il, an ,,jr,,,...
without splitting uu his bait More
than a dozen good Christians over
there say Il he doesn't get out OF the
church they Will Denver Post.
The Now assignment law has gone
INN effect Tho t,.v- s,rtutc proyidcs
Thar "a debtor may turn his available
assets nyrrto his creditors and bv max
ing oorb 10 IN. Same in court satisfy
mi claims against him and start life
over ueafu
t,rdd.s 4 Srerip hayp been awarded
rhr contract for surviving the Stone
which will b. uSrd In ,h,. construction
Of the new Omahn Union depot The
stone TO Ice used will b.. Platte ,uuua
granite The Hr-t ShIpmcut has been
already made
S,,.., S,,,...,.i,,,..,.l..,,, 81 p,,l,ii, In
.t,.n1tior GrarI' r.m,, patton I,. ra.
,,,,.,,,i nm, r.,' .,.,-t..,',, t,,,, l,,,,n..
,,.4i,t In, ..t,.',,,1..,I ill.,. <.,,,,,i I.it,-
ralioual Association AT Milwnukac.
She saws thar colorado school, take
high rank win tho educators
-ri...r ,,..,. oil, t,...,,., .t.,,,ii,,,., .,,,,t,
~, S,,,,,,I.,, Id, a.. -.
Nm. r,.,,r, ,i,., y,,t',i7. -, ,,.,,,r,.
,..,.I,,,,.. ,,,..,, ,,,,,,, ,,tI,,ii,li,,.s
-. nj .,I..,,tt.., IL, ,I., -, .,I,I
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

Who would imagine that gold brick
operators could work successfully right
among the Gothamitesf And yet they
did it the other day. Tho brick was
sold by mining company in British
Columbia and was bought by the sub
treasury for s72000
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

New York. man charged with
stealing 81 was tried. found guilty and
sentenced to jail the other day all
within two minutes aud a half. 1t
would have been simply impossible to
make such a record II that fellow had
been thoughtful enough to steal few
cjphers at the right Of what he took
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

.,,,t...,t t-,,yt.,.. If pr..,,f, ,,.1rt Pres
dom Andrew, rrniued
.rr, r-,,..,.. .,,.I,...,, ..r.,,. ia. ,.,i,,,t.i
.t 10 - pS- I,,,.I,.Iy ,,Ill, an, e',,.r.,,.,,
"f II M brllr,s ,,,,. ',,.r.
l7,,. ,,,,.,,5....,, MI. ,,,i,,... o., p,,t.
ESQ.,, -, -. -, - a., ,.,
,,,,;,,r ~ ,I,, g'Ir 10, .,ty,-
.r, n, '', -. 10, 49,. .... s
ne I'm, ",' , Nh ' g,r'i - ",
I,.,, .,..I,,I,,''.I ',, -. ,,1,.'...
J me- / 'rrHl''nI ,laN sent a ulaNN''2' ~, "l
- ..,,'', ' ~ l' ,i, '.t ; r,, ~, '''
i".'ll ""> '"'u'N "p am ~
Univ WA" 'l'''l~ e" 70, N''''''t ne
y port" ,' "' meaning -I''' num-
,,..,,,..l IN. ...... ......,........,
mann 'l"'F, " 'Hl'- 'u''l', '',''
rlyl"tu'- u III l'.'l "L il''N l',l''' a. ~
1'' ~ -l',N I Iy,i ''''' '" MI
''''s I-""'l" l'''
a W S'lIigL NH, I'''u'IN nt'At ~
s,',I'I ,"lll''',N a., pl''f 'ua ., ~
VI WIS '''l' INu ''''u'''' "N" '''N
80 away ,."" nay - "-
Rey. John W1lsrr.u, reylv1ltei
working at concord. Ind fired 20
."''-''N ,l| T'l' ','',lt, I''- 'n'' SUI
''''> anu MA I'll It i'''' -'''
About Loco bag makers arr now idle
al Atlanta. '1., nu account NJ q strike
against l1r employment OF c"lorel
ne .alL l..-l, 'NN 'N'F 'IlP'uN O.
capital S4,Fn"" las Nrru IuDrpor1i-
'' aug WIZ '","'N 'u' .""' '.l"l i'"H'''>
now doing business in 'f' State.
THE government uG- dismissed all
pending suits d=din~' y. y l''rdiiA-
R'I'I>. now serving % I"uII'uttIry sen
t"ur for land >NiudlpS 100 Arizona.
The roal strike loo thr East g., still ON
with settlement apparently us far
away as ever. II looks NOW A. though
the anthracite miners would Ice drawn
into the light
\ san Francisco notary has ortl,rrI
taa imprisonment Of the editor ard
manager VI the san Francisco Exam
iper for refusing Jo answer Questions
Iu tus SprcclirlS libel ease.
ID l. srmT-otfic|aIIy Iuu.uu,,.,I fIttf
IIp1n has announced rHar fine kiue ur
VrlrIuut will b, -slr,.rrJ Il, 1,.t as .,rlt.
traitor Of fl, p1lrsrf,us i'm Iisuut.. b..
tween Hawaii md ih,. .Inp1ur>p GOVERN.
mont
.......t...,. r...,-r.....,. ....,,-.
,,-,..,t'',r, T,,,,f, IT,, ',it II
-, H., - -
-, . H.. - ", i'
rudg 90 Ttah. Tie head of each family
receives lGu acres and each minor gets
eighty acres
Err W 1 rbb,f.st,r II II ,yb,,
has inst finished 3, successful ,,.,.,,r.,t..
Of twelve, years In Los AnrrI.s CnIi.
fn,,uIl has accented tb, r,II nf tho
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

Dawson city Alaska, has u newspaper
the Yukon Nugget, Scott x Carr, publishers
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

Actual figures for 1896 and conservative
estimates for 1887:

To Curo Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarcts Candy Cathnrtic l0c or $50.
II {. c. G. fan to cure. druggists refund monet
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14
MOrriSOn'S Mining Rights s 4: :!$ s.:

pE0n sIxN Our photogrn phic finishing de
pnrtnent is the largest In tho
Il =. We deliver work In
wv OsbNS day after receiving order. I'm
arring and colurng Il speciality. We have In stock
every camera made. All kinds of supplies. The
Ford Optical Surgical Institute TO- ~ Curtis ST
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

So A DAY q1dc by our asgnt ro w[Ic
Society, rooms H. Il, l6, Tabor Block, Denver.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

SACKS rnrnI3 CENTATS
WATKINS MDsE. Co. 1915 wRyec Street,
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14
BOSTON BETTING co.
A EISUERMAN'S jJICX TmAT YOU

I,ubber Betting Fire, Steam Air. and Water Hose OF
all sizes. Packing Mechanical Rubber Goods
Davis 4 Saviiie, Agts 1859 Lawrence St. Denver
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

STATE ORE %g scS Ssa,e one; S,idl naGy
cTence book, valuable to ore shippers mailed free
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-14

HOWARD :. BAILEY, 80
F1,1,HnIS Fquitab building Patents
- ~ w - w obtained In all countries.