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The indicator., 1904-07-23
LET THEM SHOW THE WAY

OF nobody with truly Christian spirit could that rece
the fact that Of the cities the the tho
of strike and COoradosns feeling
relief the fact that for the time being the rude of the country
focused other and that vdenced that this
has not monopoly strike conditions
Simply because Colorado houghts people get the
idea that such strikes have been having the mining Districts
easily the population
of the state sufficiently schood the knowledge Of
to control the
But the big of Chicago St.
Paul. Kansas City, Omaha packing house evidence
all the strike do Colorado also that when the
people other themselves
with big they confronted condition that keeps them
busy with their affairs that time rubberneck the
direction of Colorado
This brief editorial dealing all with the merits dement's Of
the trouble between the packers and and butchers They
without outside
the idea well established that
was filled with all the thoughtful people
crowded into older Colorado the untamsd
and inconsderate morta of the country.
The people better than those other
ernt The packing
troubles them
to show the untamed Coloradoans.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
!: POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS

peared in print, but they are apt to
pay their respects to the socialist
leader when they get started in on
the campaign.
On June 2lst W. J. Bryan said in a
speech delivered in New York: "Mr.
Parker goes before the country on a
cowardly. straddling platform. Where
does Parker stand on imperialism I
We don't know. Where does he
stand on the money question: We
don't know. We can't tell. Maybe
he is for radium. Who can tell? /
object to playing with loaded dice.
My friends. don't trust him" But
politics make strange bedfellows, and
now Mr.. Bryan is supporting Mr..
Parker.
Pueblo county republicans we're
never so much at sea preceding an
important campaign as they are today
regardless of what self-constituted
oracles and leaders" say. The
principal question is. who shall the
candidate for governor bel And as
yet the masses. those who do the real
voting at the primaries, have not
answered. They are not exactly in
wilderness and are not looking for
Moses, but they are sizing up the
situation and taking their time about
making up their minds.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

To BE honest about it, in Roosevelt
and Fairbanks, and Parker and Davis,
the country has two pairs Of good
average citizens of the safe and con-
servative kind. and nobody need be
unduly alarmed at the result Of the
election no matter which way It may
20. The government At Washington
will live on in any event. OF course
republicans have decided preference
for their candidates because they
stand for infinitely more than do the
others in the matters Of expansion
and general agkressiveness. protec-
tion for American industries and The
like, but they arc not going to bs ~
foolish a. 70 think thst ths whole
country will 20 GuiDss in cass ths
opposition be suocsssful. Roosevelt
The indicator., 1904-07-23

THE German press keeps on saying
that the republican platform is weak
with the single exception of the navy
plank. The trouble with the Ger
mans is that the republican platform
is very strong on the particular point
where they earnestly hoped it would
be weak. II there is any one thing
more than another in the United
States that gives a German admiral
the nightmare 1t is the knowledge that
we are building up navy equal to or
stronger than the Kaiser's.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

We have on our list of exchanges
. comic weekly that IS a paradox
viewed in the light of politics. Claim.
ing to be leader in republican law
and gospel, its last issue contained
thirteen editorials on politics and in
every one Of them the republican
party, state or local, got a rap and
nary time did a democrat come in
for 90 much as . gentle chiding,
Must be the editor got bis mental
trolley wires crossed and wrote up
his IDEAS while under hypnotic in
,uesces. Hs feat is something
remarkable, and l made all the more
% bscasss no one Of the thirteen
editorials referred to intimates that
the editor b about TO make formal
The indicator., 1904-07-23

ROOSEVELT is lucky. No sooner
had his political opponents begun to
charge him with being dictator by
insisting on naming the chairman Of
the national central committee than
Mr.. Parker turns and gives it out
cold that although his party will
choose chairman he shall himself
insist on directing the campaign. 1t
was President Grant who counseled
concerning the mistakes of the repub-
lican party, for, he said, "if they
make mistake the democrats are
sure to follow up with a bigger one."
The indicator., 1904-07-23
LOOK AFTER
JAPANESE

The Japanese Labor Contracting
company, is a concern with head.
quarters in Bessemer and whose DUR
pose is to hire Japanese workingmen
for the steel works of the C. F & l.
Co.
1t is sort of employment agency,
but the company will look after the
common necessities of the working
men in the way of food, lodging,
clothing, etc
At present the old hotel in New.
town is being remodeled and fitted up
for lodging purposes for the Japanese,
and when all is in readiness they will
move from 7. J. Young's house on
Elm street.
The Japs claim that none of them
are leaving the city but that more
will come.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
Those Wonderful Horses

The horse fair with Ringing
Brothers Worlds Greatest Shows
embraces $50 specimens of the finest
breeding and is the most valuable
collection ever brought rogether for
exhibitional purposes. No other
circus ever owned one-half so many
The feet trotter, fierce racer, grace
full saddler, aristocratic driver, sturdy
Percheron, Arabian stallion, Kentucky
thoroughbred, English cob, stylish
coach and pert pony are in this
famous exhibition.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
Hrs. Hartnett in Harness Again

Mrs. Hartnett has again assumed
the management Of the Central Hotel.
All this week paper hangers and
painters have been busy putting the
rooms in good order. All the furniture
and fixtures have been thoroughly
cleaned and frightened up and the
entire house looks like new place.
Mrs. Hsrtnett says it seems like get
ting back home after year of vsc.-
tion following % years Of active
service in the hotel business.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

THRRE is an old motto and a good
one which says that it is better to
try and fail than to never try at all.
The effort shows willingness, an
ambition at least, and what results in
a failure in one thing might be sue
cess in another. Keep doing some
thing even though every effort be not
a success and make it rule that
obstacles will only make you the
more determined. Young man, think
about this morning, noon and night.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
Very Fine Residence

F. P. Hawke and family are moving
into their handsome, new residence
on Evans Ave. 1t is two-storv
pressed brick, thoroughly modern
throughout and is counted one of the
best in the city. Mr.. Hawke also
had an office room put in the corner
of the building. which is convenient
and really ought to be an adjunct of
a modern house.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

BY reading one side only of any
question person is very apt to take
narrow and prejudiced view Of it;
and not only that, his natural good
sense and judgment, if he possess any,
are apt to be imposed on, and he
therefore does himself an injustice.
Be fair to yourself by getting posted
on both sides of a stbJect and at the
same time you will be fairer to others.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

1t is said that Billie Adams has a
clear field for the nomination of state
auditor on the democratic ticket
On the republican side there stands
Mark G. Woodruff and A. E. Bent
with the spectral Mr.. Doublecross
likely to take hand in the deal.
O O O
The governors managers have
started the rumor that their man will
be nominated by reclamation. May
be that such rumor is started by
design in order to shoe everybody
else away from the political plumb
tree, and again it may be only another
case of the wish being father to the
thought.
Minnequa Heights is talking of ask
the board of county commissioners to
create new precinct out of their
town on the hill. The Heights lie
outside the city limits and finds itself
in a precinct that votes some where
out on the st. Charles. OF course
the board will create the new county
precinct
@ @ O
Eugene V. Debs says that Parker
is the candidate of Rockefeller, that
Davis is the very incarnation of the
old-time slave-driver and that Bryan
is political degenerate. What these
men think of Debs has not yet ap-
The indicator., 1904-07-23
BIC TIME
JULY 29

The Royers Club is working dill
gently these days, and nights, too, in
order to have all arrangements per
fected for the carnival which is to be
given the 29th inst.
In the afternoon there will be
sports of many kinds at the fair
grounds and in the evening there will
be a street fair There will also be
something doing at the Minnequs
Park in the afternoon.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

THERE should be ample police pro-
lection afforded Bessemer Park to
keep down the too e1uberant practices
Of the hoOdlums 1t was understood
at the beginning that a policeman
would be detailed for the park and
one should be stationed there during
the early part of the night.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

The problem with our neighboring
state on the east is now not how
to get water from Colorado but how
to keep it out. And it is curious to
note than when it is dry in Kansas
they do a stunt in the Interstate
water case but when it is wet you
don't hear chirp.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
PRECAUIION

When you go to the races or out to
view the fair;
When you pine for relaxation from the
daily round of care;
When you're starting to the seashore
or the mountains cool and high.
Don't forget that you'll be wanting to
start homeward by and BY.
Though the distance seems allur,,o
with prospect all sublime.
Get a round
trip
Every time.
II you're looking for an Office we,,
above your present lot,
Just keep string tied to the situation
that you've got.
II you feel the thrill of genus rising
fierce within your soul,
Don't forget abou the dollar tha.
secures your meat and coal.
he brave and face the future with II.
starry heights to climb,
But take a round
trip
ticket
The indicator., 1904-07-23

was taken whereby relief was ex-
tended to the little innocents remov-
ing the affection in the matter of
names They were rechristened Joe
and Harry and the parents got a
good lecture. There is a moral here
for freakish American parents.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

The joyful boosters insist on blow
ing up Pueblo but thus far they have
not butted in to have the powder
factory placed nearer than ten miles
of the city.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

THERE is at least one place where
people ought to be permitted to rub
Der without being criticised and that
is to look out for the flying auto
mobile, while crossing street.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

THE Swiss government is practical
and all right. A freakish couple having
named their two new sons Rebel"
and May lst," complaint was made
to the government and prompt actioa
The indicator., 1904-07-23

army and its civic officials at home, a
restless spirit among its downtrodden
subjects, to be followed now by a
threatened uprising Of several millions
Of Americans in the Caucasus. The
car made fearful mistake when he
permitted himself to be drawn into q
useless war by beliieose and thought
less army officers.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

has been a good friend to the West
and will receive a tremendously
large vote here, even life long demo-
Gratis are already engaging room in
the republican band wagon.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

MIsFoRTUNEs are hesping up for
Russia. Having more than it can
we'll handle in trying to stop the in
trepid Japs, it finds dissention and
corruption among its officers in the
The indicator., 1904-07-23

The vegetarians living in the large
cities don't seem to have any fellow
feeling for the meat eaters and say
they don't care if another steer, hog
or sheep is never killed.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

ANYHOW it is a comfort to know
that Senator Teller can be happy with
Parker and the gold plank and that
ne isn't going to change his politics
again.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

PUBLIC ownership of public utilities
is no doubt good enough thing when
administered by honest officials, but
what graft it affords for the other
kind
The indicator., 1904-07-23

If Ringing Bros. are to be believed
they have portly elephants along
that dance stately minuets." Won
der what the girls think of that.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

THE grand jury cases have gone
over till September. August will be
not enough without the attendant
excitement of grand jury trials any
how.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

SINCE there is politics in every
thing nowadays the working man and
the business man should make every
thing out of politics.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
OUR TICKET
ROOSEVELT AND FAIRBANKS

PUEBLO mas the cinch on the stee
and iron industry. There can't be a
steel works in every town.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

STREET paving will help start the
ball rolling in Bessemer. Just keep
your eye on the events of the near
future.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

announcement of the regulation flop.
The suspense is becoming awful and
something must be done to relieve it
The indicator., 1904-07-23
ticket
Every time.

Every um0.
Washington Evening Star.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
OUR TELEPHONE is NO. 54

| IHK iSDiCArOR Is the only newspaper pub
| Azhed in Besscmer and Minneguh. comprising
| the great steel works. manufacturing, zmelt-
| ing and Industrial section OF Pueblo,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-02-19
COUNTY LINE NEWS.

wiz Tourner drives new horse.
Little Paul HOBBS is on the sick
list
Safe Way is AZ at the nome OF her
brother, +. L. Way
Mr. ard Mrs. + NJ Day are enter
tanning his brother, CHARLES Day.
Mrs. Frank Parsons, who has been
i'll for several weeks, is improving
School was closed last week on ac-
count OF the illness OF the teacher.
WIN Gallagher, wife aud son, Karl,
visited Win Small and family Friday.
Herbert ChildS, who has been con-
fined 20 the house for some time is
improving,
VIII Switzer and wife, OF Mt Pleas
ant. visited viii and Anna Palmer
last Sunday.
John Cohoon will have public auc-
tion at his farm south OF Shepherd,
next Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson at
tended the l. A. ). at the home Of
b. Wells, last Thursday.
James II Robinson, Fred Robinson
and Will Small visited + Doane at
Grassmere farm, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ariie White and Mrs. G..
Rider attended the L. A S. at the
home OF Mrs. Scott Fordice. last
Thursday
There will be telephone meeting
at the home Of TOwne Richardson,
Friday evening. Everyone interested
are requested 90 be present
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-02-19

i he farmer who makes every step
count and who gets the best work
out of his tools and machinery. is
never heard to grumble that farming
does not pay. The best machinery is
necessary to the successful farmer,
and when he finds a machine that will
do great variety OF work at
ridiculously small expense he at
once secures that aid. Over in Sagi-
nav they make the Michigan Five
Horse, which i'm our opinion nc
farmer can afford To be without.
1t is an engine run by gasoline at
cost almost nothing 1t is adapted 20
she'll and shred corn, grind feed and
stalks, saw WOO s. drill wells. and 10
many other lab r-saving purposes. IL
is simplicity itself, having fewest
parts and those are most easily got
at 1t is by ar the best make OF any
Of the gasoline engines which farm
ers are nov using SO extensively Its
makers lave had * years expert
ence They make several other mod
els. all .of them as perfect as the
Michigan Five Horse, and will be
please 10 send an illustrated book
LEI alb out their engines TO any farmer.
Address National Engineering Co.,
Saginaw, w. S. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-02-19
BRECKEN RIDGE.

Miss Jennie Weed Is on the sick list.
Mrs Dell Moore is on the sick list.
Mrs. Clyde Wierman is on the sick
list
Frank WleTman was in North Star,
Monday. ON bus ness
Mrs. Della Riggs, of Toledo, i. Wis
iting friends In town.
Miss Payne, who has been iii for
several weeks. is no better.
Mr. Richardson, who lives south
east 90 here, died Monday evening.
Mrs. Katie Well, Of Utah, is here
attending the funeral Of her mother
Mrs Cnapin.
The Cabinet Co If this place has
taken the contracts 10 build two new
houses DeXt spring for Mr. Balley and
Mrs McCarrick.
Wallic Cruson and Rifle Wierman
who went north during The holidays
returned home last Saturday. The
second day they were up there both Of
them came down with the small box
Monday evening about 8 O'Clock
John lIusted'S house burned down
He lives one-halt mile east and three
and oue-half miles south OF here
ABOUT 80 worth ~ household good.
were saved.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-02-19
For SAFE by Chas. Rhodes.
BANCROFT HOUSE."
a Brand Of HiGh-Grndc Coffee That
Meets with Popular Favor.

There is SO much poor and unwhole-
some coffee offered the public that It
is a great advantage To know how 10
he sure of getting pure and salts
factory article. y cup OF good coffee
IS half the breakfast. and an other
wise excellent meal is often spoiled
hy poor coffee TO those who are ac-
Customed TO take coffee Mt breakfast
ihe absence OF their fayorite beverage
renders the meal no breakfast at all,
and of course a cup Of poor coffee is
worse than none.
The uniform satisfaction afforded
hv a famous brand of high grade cof-
fec certainly should commend it to all
who desire the most value for their
money. If our readers will ask their
grocers for Bancroft House coffee.
and insist on getting it. they will
secure the very best coffee on the
market. This is high grade coffee.
blended Mocha ana Java. carefully
selected cleaned and roasted at home
Gin Saginaw. and put up in alright
cans. The One-pound cans sell at 40
cents. and the twO-pound cands at 10
cents.
Buyers will find Bancroft House"
10 contain all the delicious qualities
If the berry. the alright cans pre-
serving the strength. purity and frag
rance of the coffee, and preventing the
admiXture Of dust and other matters
from the atmosphere. Bancroft
House" coffee retains all its good
qualities up 10 the moment Of using.
The Smart & Fox Company. whole
sale grocers and coffee rOasters, Sagi-
nav. Mich. offer this brand with full
assurance that it will satisfy the most
critical judges OF good coffee. The
high reputation OF this company is
guaranty Of merit which trial will
further confirm,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-02-19
ELM HALL.

Fred Elliott has been elected leader
OF the band
The primary and high school joined
In valentine box Friday.
VIM. Strickland fell on the ice and
cut his head quite badly last week
The second, third and fourth grades
have the "Story Of Washington" for
reading
Mrs. Clara McClmber is entertain
lug her mother, MIS- Worthing. Of
Cedar Corners
The Ladies' Sewing Circle meets
with Mrs Judge Fookes Wednesday.
Az their last meeting they elected
Mrs. Chas Brooks president; Mrs. r.
j Blair, secretary, and Mrs. Alice
Butcher, treasurer
The following are monitors i'm the
primary room: Table, Leo Hill and
Vera Ward; weather report, Leo Stur-
davent; paper box, Leo Hill copies
Bert Morton; Fireman, Maud Winters
and Cecile Ward; program, Bert Nor
ton.
About twenty lone bachelors and
maiden ladies gave Miss Ruthy Toy a
leap year party Wednesday evening.
The evening was pleasantly passed
with music and games after which
light refreShment were served The
1ppp bacbalorS and maiden lgdfac 70
port a very pleasant evening.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-02-19
SOUTH LAFAYETTE.

There is a new bell in the Presby-
terian church
Many have been attending the
Saints meetings at the Mead school
house.
Bolly Peet and Wilson Schaub took
two loads Of beans ~ Hemlock last
Friday.
Herbert He's, OF Alma, visited his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs G. Foote,
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tarr aud
daughter, Ruth, are visiting relatives
in this vicinity.
Miss Emma Schaub, who has been
working m Kalamazoo for the past
two years, is home on a visit.
VIM. G.. Zimmerman, Of this vicin.
ity, aud Miss Lena Mitchell, Of Pine
River, were married at Ithaca, Rev
J. T.. Long officiating The bride and
groom are both well and fayorably
known here and have the best wishes
of their many friends
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-02-19
NORTH WHEELER.

Cal Mizer is moving in John Stake S
house
O. Hines went TO Ithaca, Monday,
on business.
The Free Methodist are holding a
series OF meetings.
Mrs. Emma Flowers and daughter,
Pearl, are sick with la grippe.
A NJ. and NJ. f. Root were in st.
Louis one day last week on business.
Mrs. Grace WebbS, OF st. Charles,
is visiting Mrs. G. O. Townsend.
Henry HOyt, OF Dice, Is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. j. Hnyt.
G.. w. Slbley and wife, OF Wheeler,
spent last week with friends OF this
place.
Dick Boiler and wife. ~ Alma, are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Woodcock. They expect TO move
here in the near future.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-02-19
BRECKENRIDGE

Stone Bros shipped car loed ~
logs 10 Saginaw Thursday.
Fred Fredickson, OF North Bradley,
was in town the latter part OF the
week.
Weatherwax and Co. have bought
the livery barn Of Mike Lynch, and
Smile
Aron Russo of Fairgrove, Michigan
is visiting at &. Meddler's a few miles
north OF here.
David Mead has got his ice house
filed he put up abont 1900 cakes. It
was hauled from ST. Louis
Mrs l. Heth, Of Shiloh. has been Wis
iting at l.. w. Races for the past
week, returned home Tuesnay.
Mrs. Chaplin, who has been Ill for
time, died last THURSDAY evening
The funeral was held az the house,
burial at Alma
Last Friday, while DR.. Drake was
driving his new horse it became
frightened and he had to turn it into
the fence in order 10 stop it. Not
much damage was done.
Last Friday evening, Prof w. ID.
Henderson, % Ann Arbor, gave lee
ture at the opera house. taking as his
subject, Nuggets OF Gold" He lee
tured to a full house. The nextlectue
Of the high school will be a literary
entertainment by the local talent on
March /
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-02-19
SEVILLE

Mrs. Osborn ADD son made trip 60
Alma Friday.
M and Mrs. jefferson Pratt are
sick with the grip.
James Errett made business trip
20 ST Louis Wednesday last.
The deep snow makes hard work for
those trying 10 get supply OF wood.
Miss Bessie BortOn was the guest a.
Mrs. Il. Newcomers Saturday and
Sunday
Only l. below zero this morning,
the 18th, by thermometer at George
Emsley's.
The Valentine social held Saturday
evening at Mrs. Osborn'S, near Elwell,
netted 81 so for the Endeavor society
Miss Mary Welch, who has been Wis
ting relatives here and In st Louis,
has gone TO make visit with her
aunt i'm SummertOn.
viii Dempsey has inst returned
from the woods near Cadil lac. He re
ports snow too deep for further cut
ting and skidding in the woods
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-02-19
GALLOWAY.

Chas. Bonner is seriously i'll with
the quinSy.
Henry Wittig is busy hauling logs
TO Merrill
Phil Hall lost a valuable horse one
day last week
Gust johnson spent one day ia Hem.
lock on business
Mrs. VIM. Adams is enjoying "A visit
from her mother, Of Saginaw.
Miss Libbe Adamek, of Ithaca, is
visiting at the home Of Mike Mayer.
S. Otto An,chuiz, who has been Ill
the past two months, is able 20 be out
again.
The infant daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Grin Bow is very sick with pneu-
monia
Miss Louise Brghtenborn, OF Bach
elOr's Corners, spent Sunday at the
nome OF Mike Mayer, Sr.
Rumor has it that August Glinka
has bought new range. What's the
meaning Of that, August?
Gust and CnaS. Johnson are drawing
logs TO the mill. They are preparing
10 build barn in the spring
Tie dance in Laketield hall last
Friday evening was largely attended
and all report an enjoyable time
While buzzing wood one day last
week, Geo Testor had the misfortune
TO have his thumb cut of by the saw.