The indicator., 1897-11-20

Use natural ice. pure from Lake
George. The Mountain Ice Co. sells it.,
9TH and Elizabeth.
At the Pilgrim Baptist church; Sun
day scnool at II a. m. The pastor will
preach at the evening service All cor
dially invited.
McMahon II Collier, uudertakers and
embalmers, L32 South Union avenue,
corner ID street. Open day and night.
Telephone 226.
Subscribe for The INDICATOR and keep
in touch with the doings OF Bessemer.
j. II. Murray of Florence, is now in
the employ OF the Foley Lumber Co.
Take your shoes to j. McCurdy.s shoe
shop at 4l3 Northern avenue. He does
the best kind OF work and at reasonable
prices.
e. H Quackcnbush " Son are stock
ing up with fine quality OF granite ware
which they sell at prices lower than the
lowest.
Crowds OF curious people go out to
Lake Minnequa these days to see Lessee
l3emis and his help catch fish. There
are seven men in all and they use a seine
1000 feet in length. The haul made
Tuesday was small one because the
seine caught on the steel works crib in
the lake bottom and tore of 100 feet, let
ting the fish escape. A few hauls were
caught each time, mostly carp and
weighing from a half to three pounds.
Snowatilla Cream for chapped hands
and face, at the Bessemer Pharmacy.
Readers looking for hardware will do
well to look over the ad OF the Foley
Lumber Co 1t tells a tale OF low prices
that will surprise you.
Thomas James has returned from
Cripple Creek and will 60 to work at the
steel works.
T. G. Mccarthy & Co, undcrtakers
aud embalmers, Mccarthy block Phone
l69 Residence phone ~
Anderson & Moore handle the best
Goals at their yard on Elm street near
the steel works, and they will treat y,
RIG ht. Yard o. Elm st, near stsel works
The Foley Lumber company is send
lag teams to Canon City with lumber
and they come back loaded with coal.
Many OF the dead trees around Lake
Minnequa are being cut down. The
alkali water has killed many OF the trees,
especially those standing in the water.
Read the big ad of J. B. Taylor and
profit by it. He is selling at astonish-
ing low prices, for fact.
Have your prescriptions compounded
at the Bessemer Pharmacy. You will
have them done promptly and right.
]. F. Miles OF l2l S. Union ave, keeps
all kinds of harness, saddles, brushes,
whips and fixtures at his place OF bust
ness, and is noted for his low prices.
Miss Mary Eaglehof is taking SUBJ
scriptions for The INpICAroR and is au-
thorized to make collections for the
same. II you are not on the subscrip-
ton list give her your address and your
dollar aud get ia out of the wet. The
INDICATOR will benefit you many times
the small amount OF the subscription
price
See P. H. McCurdy when you want
any clothes cleaning and pressing done
Call on Humphrey at Bessen err Phar-
macy for first class watch, clock and
iewelry repairing.
Anthracite at $3.50. This is for the
best anthracite and the price won't last
great while. Anderson & Moore have
it. Yard on Elm street near steel works.
C. NJ. Morris is in the city this week
taking lay-oN from iag his min
ing claim in the Cat Gulch district. Cat
Gulch is a new camp four miles west OF
| the Whitehorn district aud Mr. Morris
| thinks it very promising. He has sew.
eral claims and says that gool assays
have been taken from the camp, one
mine, the Golden Island, givilg an assay
Of Si2 at n depth of 30 feet. The forma
ton OF the rock is largely granite and
schist. Turret City is the emporium Of
the camp at present, but new town
called Klondike is likely to be a husky
rival. From its name it should bring
good luck to the new camp. Mrs. Nor
ris is at Salida for the time being unit
her husbands return.
f. Blodgett at 20i Santa Fe avenue
will sell you second hand goods at ava,
down figures. See him.
The Bessemcr Pharmacy is up to date
in everything Druggists sundries tn,
choicest in the city.
! AMUSEM ENTS.