The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-07-24

Joe LOeflicr Is now the proudest man
on Wabash avenue because OF the ar
rival Of little son at his house Monday
last. His friends tell him that his trou-
bles have Just begun, but he thinks
there are exceptions aud is willing to
take chances,
Have you seen that dollar a-pound
Hyson tea at Taylor II Fanning'sy 1t is
perfection itself, and there is economy
IN using it Ask to be shown the tea.
Jim Owen a colored man, was buried
for 70 minutes in a cave-in OF a sewer in
the alley behind the new Guggenheim
bloack Tuesday, and was rescued by
fellow workmen more dead than alive.
He will survive the horrible experience.
DRINK pure Saratoga water. 1t is
healthful and refreshing. At the Bess-
cmer Pharmacy.
DR. Spicer's -. set OF teeth is not
equalled anywhere. See his advertise
ment,
All kinds OF job work at this Office
Leave your orders and get good work.
good stock and at reasonable prices.
Simon Guggenheim was in Bessemer
for short time Friday, and eft for the
East the same evening.
Next Saturday will be ply day at the
steel works. when about e25.0c0 will be
dsbursed.
At the instance Of Alderman Sinclair
Street Commissioner Heath sent some
men with teams and wagons u, this way
Wednesday to fill in some OF the holes
in the streets. Bessemer is certainly en-
titled to fair share OF street work, and
we are glad To see Jimmy" get to work
up this way.
Have your prescriptions compounded
at the Bessemer Pharmacy. You will
have them done promptly and right.
Manager Andy Park would do well to
see that swimming in the lake by men
and boys stripped stark naked be stop
ped. Wonder il Tommy Kaylor knows
that such things happen at the lake in
broad daylight while people are out
driving around the boulevard He is
supposed to be a special police in attend
ance at the grounds, aud this special
nuisance should be abated.
George Hazard, OF Tacoma, Washing
ton, cousin Of Attorney A. w. Lennard,
stopped over Wednesday to visit his
relative while on the way to Washing
ton, d. c., whittier he was bound on
matters pertaining to politics. Mr.. Haz-
card has the distinction OF being chair
man OF the democratic central commit
tee OF the state Of Washington, and has
a reI utation as u politician throughout
the Northwest.
Another forger was nabbed at Hsr-
man & Shloss' store Thursday. This
time it was a colored man named Bert
Long who signed the name OF F. T.
Williams, also colored. to an order on
the store for $40. Mr.. Shloss had his
suspicious arou ssd in time to notify the
police headquarters and the fellow WAS
arrested Just as he was preparing to quit
the city.
| An ugly runaway occurred on Eilsr
avenue east OF the railroad tracks Mon
day by which the four occupants of a sur
rey we're badly shaken up and consider
ably bruised. Mrs. G. w. Howard and
daughter Nellie OF 1912 Cypress street,
Mrs. r. S. Marshall from down town,
also doughter, and Miss Katie Moran
whose homo is at 1901 Elm street were
driving horse at slow pace when one
OF the shafts broke and frightened him
into run. In making short turn the
surrey was upset and all four ladies
tumbled out violently on top Of Stag
pile Mrs. Howard had her back strain
ed, Miss Nellie sustained bruised hip,
Mrs. Marshall sprained ankle and Miss
Moran was cut about the face by the
jagged Stag The police ambulance and
city physician we're called and rendered
assistance.