The Bessemer indicator., June 03, 1893, Image 4

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New Goods
New Prices
AT
Bessemer Mercant'l Cos. To-day
Xew Embroideries
iN"ew Flouncings
sd band Ginghams
Xew Hosiery
New Dotted Swiss
New Linen Laces
New Cotton Torchons
Xew Silk Mitts
Xew Swiss EmbroidVs
All at Right Prices. You Know Us
killin' Mtraiillr imm
Right across the corner from the City
Hall. THAT'S THE PLACE.
TUCHOCK BROS.,
MERCH ANT TAILORS.
119 West 2nd Street.
Largest amt Finest Stock of Domestic amt Im
ported H'oolens in the City.
TV. s. Williams, 1 I>. Jts-up. J. C. Suttle. ,
CO X TRACTORS am. BIdLDERS.
Estimates on H .use building, Barns, Bridges, Water 1
tanks and all classes of building. Reasonable terms
and prompt attention to business.
SHOP CORNER PINE AND SUMNIT.
McMahon k Collier,
AND EMBALMERS.
WHITE AND BLACK FUNERAL CARS.
We Carry the Largest Stoek of Funeral Sop
plies West of the Mississippi
River.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED FIRST
CLASS.
Corner D Street and Union Avenue
1»u HI 11.0, (•< >I A )KA IK >.
TELEPHONE 22G.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
7 iwwagH <s€K
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GO TO EPENETER BROS.
For Hit* cheapest liue of refrigera
tors to be found anywhere in the
city, rubber hose, lawn sprinklers
and mowers. Dealers in line me
chanics tools. We want vour trade.
Call at our store.
Mo. 221* N. (Tiion Avc, |
PUEBLO MUSIC HOUSE.
Pianos, Organs, Sheet music,
books and all kinds of musical
merchandise. Tuning, repair
ing, boxing and moving pianos
and organs.
HARPER & KEELING,
322 Santa Fe Ave.
Frank Tatum is again ready to do
expressing. Orders left at 1204
Routt avenue and Parish's restau
aurant will receive prompt atten
tion. Stand at Drug store corner.
PUEBLO SAVINGS BANK-
HarplUM, 7,5000 |
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NAT GREENBAUM,
LONDON TAILOR
iv. South l nion Avenue.
Suits t- ■ < irder, $25. $3O. $35.
Pants to or der, $7 $8 $44 $ 1 O.
Repairing neatly done.
W. G. FRASER
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Granite and Gravel Roofing,
Pitching tin Roofs, Estimates
furnished. Office 217 Union
Avenue, PUEBLO.
/.// 'FRY SIVIBLF.
Rigs to hire, horses stabled and ve.
hides cured for. Charges reasonable;.
A. B. CHASE. PROP.
Northern and Spruce. Bessemer
DENS ANTI-POENA.
Teeth Ex acted Without Pain.
The greatest winder of the nine
teenth century. Dr. C. A. Gregg
whose dental parlors are at 200 south
Union Avenue has the right of the city
and of Pueblo county and will extract
your teeth without causing pain.
Cards for Sale.
■
Large cards with the following;
“Furnished rooms fo rent,” “tin- |
furnished rooms for rent, "rooms;
with hoard,” “for rent,” “boarders j
wanted,” “dressmaking,” etc. etc.
ect. for sale at this ofllce.
!
The Bessemer Fair now has a better
display of all kinds of goods to l»o found
in a department store than ever before
and the arrangement of them is
superior, giving the room an elegant
appearance. Everything up to the
times and selling at lower figures than
ever, some goods going at actual cost.
You can buy anything from a toy
whistle to a holt of muslin at Chicago
prices. If you are not a regular custom
er step in and investigate the stock;
if you are a regular customer and can't
find what you want you are entitled to
a premium.
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“Be huj; ’ .tg Henry.
Interest certificates of the Central
National Bank Make people happy.
The Daisy bakery is at tiie corner
of Routt aud Mesa avenues.
Highest price paid for second hand
goods by J. E. Hoyt, 118 south Union
i avenue.
H. C. Miller A Co. will deliver
orders for groceries to any part of
the city on short notice.
Dr. A Gregg of 200 South Union
aveuue, will extract vour teeth with
out pain.
H. C. Miller A Co. for full weights
ami measures and the finest line of
groceries.
The Bessemer bakery for the best
bread, pies, cakes etc. to hr found
anywhere.
Have you lots suitable for u residence
t hat you want to sell cheap for cash'. -
If so call at this office and give partic
ulars.
Call at the Daisy Bakery and
confectionery for fresh bread, pie
and cakes.
The Bessemer restaurant under
the management of H. M. Shoup
is going to he popular. Head the
advertisement in this issue.
If you want your clothes cleaned
and repaired, send a postal to 122-7
F.vans Ave.,and I will call for them.
P. H. McCurdy.
Neil Suttle who clerked in the
drygoods department ot the Colo
rado Trading Co. store is now in
•I. K. Shireman’s clothing store,
Pueblo.
“I always get my bread, pies, cakes
and confectioneries of the Bessemer
Bakery because it keeps the best in the
market.
A pair of gold rimmed spectacles
was found in a Bessemer streot car
a few days ago aud left at the power
house where the owner can get
them.
Dr. C. A. Gregg, dentist, parlors
over Motlierwav’s book store. He
will do the best work in his line at
reasonable prices.
You can get the best 5c cigar in
Bessemer at the Daisy bakery and
confectionery.
Mrs. Thomas Brown and four
children of 125.3 Spruce street left
Thursday for Wales where she will
visit her parents for a couple of
months.
Fred T. Briggs of 207 Santa Fe
avenue does practically all the
watch and jewelry cleaning and
repairing in Bessemer. He gives
“ satisfaction.
See Dr. C. A. Gregg of 2<io south
Union when you need any work
done in the dentistry line. Teeth
i extracted without pain Uv the use of
dens anti-poena
j Tiie Daisy bakery uses nothing
hut the best material in the market.
| Mrs. Peree Ferrington left lust
I Thursday for Europe where she
! will spend several months visiting
I friends and relatives in Scotland
i ind Ireland.
I J. E. Hoyt, the man who gives the
Lest bargains in the city in second hand :
goods. See him at 118 S. Unian avenue
The Daisy bakery and confer-:
tionery can furnish ice cream and |
cake for festivals on very short i
notice.
The members of St. James Chapel j
will give an entertainment and |
refreshments at their church the
evening of the 19 inst. A good time
is promised to all who attend.
Tickets only 25 cents.
Mr. Edward Little, jr. post consul
of Washington council No. 1 of Bes
semer, went to Denver on Tuesday
• veiling. Ho represented Washing
ton council at the organization of
tiie state council held in Denver
Wednesday May 31.
2 Try the home made bread at the
Daisy bakery and you will use no
other.
T. .J. Young and his eldest son Ed
will leave on Tuesday next for
Breckenridge where they are in
terested in mining property.
All plants at half price at Bes
semer Greenhouse.
The old song once s® familinr
“There’s a new coon in town,” could
very appropriately he revived in
Bessemer. The dark portion of the
(dty out on F.l Dorado st. is rapidly
increasing in population. Wonder
if these are some of the Alabama
workingmen?
George Kinsey, an employe at the
steel works is down with pneumonia
Dr. Dodds is waitingon him.
le v CP. Hiller will go to Denver
• | next Tuesday to attend the conference
I of the M. E. church.
■ The grass in the city hall lawn
| never was in such good condition.!
It ought to Monish; the janitor’s
; name is Farmer.
Homer, a young son of I). Shrews
berry of 1.325 Spruce street was
thrown from a fractious broncho
one day this week and considerably |
used up. When found lie was I
stunned and not able to talk. Dr. j
Dodds is bringing him around all I
right.
Jobe Yates the grocer will sell
out his stock of goods and will
go to his old home in Illinois where
ho will remain several months.
He expects to start about the 20 snst
The Bessemer Mercantile Co.
will sell you anything in the dry
goods and furnishing line as cheap
a- you can buy them anywhere.
G. W. McCadden will leave some
time this month for Creedn where
he will do assessment work on his
claim.
Go to the Bessemer Fair for the
latest fashions in ladies and children's
broad and silk ties. Summer
dress goods, laces, silk mitts, etc.
A hugh bouquet was left at the
city hall Memorial clay for either
Clerk Johnson or Marshal Shay,
but which? Both yonng men claim
it and the fair donor lias touched
two hearts instead of one. Wonder
what tactics she will pursue to
make herself understood and at
the same time prevent a French
duel.
THE BESSEMER INDICATOR.
Cash! Cash!!
Will pay spot cash for
residence lots in Bessemer, i
Must be 50 or 100 ft. front.
Call ot the Indicator office.
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Ladies’ Oxford ties for £I.OO at the
Bessemer Mercantile Co.
J. D. Williams and Dan Miller have
iMiught interests in the grocery firm of
H, C. Miller A Co. This is one of the
leading grocery stores of the city.
('has. Kiser has opened up a shoe
shop iu the old Iron Hand building,
taking the place of Larry Burton,
the tall Texan who vacated the
premises aud went te the mountains
a couple of weeks ago.
A petition will he presented to the
city council Monday night asking
that nu arc light he placed at
Northern and F.vans uvenues. This
i- a very public corner aud a light
is badly needed.
You can get a big dish of ice
cream and two slices of cake for 15c.
at the home Daisy bakery
Our cream aud cake is home made.
Hilton, the city scavenger of
Pueblo is being employed in various
instances to do work in this city.
Why not hire the man appointed
by tin* Bessemer council to do the
work.
Nobby tilings for children in shoes
, at the Bessemer Mercantile Cos.
Col. 11. li. McUoy of Bessemer will
command the 2nd battalion of iu
f mtry, ('. N G. at tiie review of the
ChulTco Light Artillery at the ball
park to-morrow afternoon. Ad
misioii to grounds 50 cents.
1 The Bess' ■ ner and Pueblo base
hall teams crossed hats at the lake
j Memorial day in the presence of a
! large number of spectators. Pueblo
i won.
' i This section of the country is
| badly In need of a rain. Only one
good shower so far this season and
still no rain clouds hover nigh
r An attempt is being made by some
to evnde the city scavenger by cov
ering over refuse on their premises
instead of having it removed. This
the health committee should not
permit hut should compel its re
moval out of the city.
As yet only about sixty dog tags
; have been called for at the city clerk’s
. office. The time for renewing license
was up the Ist and dogs running at
large without the regulation tag are
running a risk of being shot at by
the police.
The Daisy bakery and confec
tionery for one of those 5c pies to
put iu your lunch baskets. The
finest in Bessemer.
Judge Willauer will squelch the
vicious habit of carrying concealed
! weapons and will apply the law to
any one found with a little cannon
! on his person.
i On Wednesday morning Joe
Mutouche had Aaron and Arthur
I Thomson before the justice court
I charged with stealing lumber. The
i Thomson hoys are quite young and
(live with their parents on Cedar
| street. After hearing the charges
I Judge Willauer dismissed the case
| for want of evidence.
Last week the Indicator quoted
men’s genuine kangaroo shoo* at the
Bessemer Mercantile Cos. at $2.00.
'This was a mistake. The shoes are
-oiling at $250 and four dozen pairs
were sold at that price, the custom
ers saying “cheap enough.”
A colored man uamed Searsey had
his right hand ground to a pulp be
tween the bumpers of the cars at
the steel works Tuesday and the
cempany’ssurgeonshad to amputate
the member. Such accidents are
painfully frequent at the works.
Moses Noble fell from a high
trestle at the steel works Tuesday
and though no hones were broken
he sustained Internal injuries. He
was at once removed to the com
pany's hospital where lie is receiv
ing the careful attention of the
doctors.
A roll broke in the bloom mill the
first of the week which caused a
stoppage In that department and
the rail mill. A new roll, guides,
chills, etc, are being put in and the
mill is undergoing a general re
pairing process and will start up
next Monday.
The Chicago Lady Quartette enter
tained a small though appreciative
audience at the Grand opera li6use
Tuesday evening, Bessemer being
well represented. The selections
were refined and well rendered, and
the Chicago girls have left a desire
in the hearts of the people here to
see them again.
A fishing excursion consisting of Joe
Darnell, captain. Bud McCadden, Geo.
| Mason, Jno. Ahvine, Harry Moran,
Winfield Darnell, Mike O'Keefe, Bill,
j Breai, Frank Ewing and somolxxly tlie
Captain calls “Daddy” left for the
mouth of the St. Charles yesterday |
j afternoon and will roturn Sunday morn- i
: ing. A true sketch of the trip would j
make interesting reading.
Chris Funk wont to Denver to
witness the bicycle race Tuesday!
and had a hit of curious experience.
In crossing Larimer street on his
wheel at a twenty mile gait the
handles suddenly snapped olf and
Chris zizznggod down the street like
a duck with a clipped tail, running
over a hoy and colliding with a'
street car nearly derailing it. A !
policeman promptly called on him I
for pursuing such a mad career hut
let him go when he heard an ex
planation or the afTuir.
Notice.
Anything wanted In the line of ,
scavenger work will be attended to
by leaving orders at the city hall j
or corner of Box Elder und Summit <
avenue. t
Martin Huohfh,
City Scavenger.
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j||jp|j KING’S
lf PANTS
VlvißusiNtsi h- ’ 1 -TYLE And
SHAPE’the king H'lP.recT-nTTiNft
TROUSERS. 1 ?
Tiiey are equal to any Tailor made goods in
the world. They are made of the BEST materials
and guaranteed to fit the same as if the best Tailor
in America had made them to your order. In all
grades and in all prices.
We carry a full and complete line of Gent's
Clothing and Furnishing goods.
WHITE & DAVIS’,
221 Santa Fe Ave.
THE
BESSEMER RESTAURANT,
Corner of Northern and Evuns Avenues.
Board, $4.50 per week. Regular meals, 20 cents.
Everything first-class.
H. M. SHOUP, Proprietor
C. EISER.
Shoe making and Repairing.
* Hand sewed Boots and Shoes
j to order-. First-class work &
i promptly done. Shop in
> IRON HAND BUILDING.
FOR SALE.
1 I’inc Tim beret/ and Jarm
ing Lands!
. In tracts to suit; improved or unirn
. proved; rich sandy loam: clay sub-soil
t Prices: t« $5 per acre for timbered
. and $5 to if 10 improved lauds. Kusy
terms. Address—
W. \V. Dhahiikahs,
j Gloster, Amite County. Miss.
The entertainment to be given by
the congregation of St. James!
Chapel will be held in their church
instead of at Dempsey-Laugdon
• hall as was the intention. Mr.
' Tatum, the lessee of the hall, in
-1 sisted that he should dictate where
the printing for the entertainment j
, should be done else the Ht. Janies
people could not have the hull. The
St. James folks were independent
enough to save sl2 by holding the
concert in their church. The In
dicator is doing their printing as
usual.
The Concert.
Those who attended the concert at
the M. E. church Thursday Bight ex- '
pecting to be entertained were not dis- '
appointed. The large crowd nppreciat- 1
ed the music and recitations; encores <
| were frequent. The selos by Mr. C. C. *
I*. Hiller and the ordhestra music by |
W. 8. Williams and his two little boys ]
were especially well received. Several |
of the ladies sang like angels end won
applause. A want ef time prevents an
elaborate account of the concert.
Born
To Mrs. Euds who Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles Pinkerton of
1089 Abriendo avenue, a ten pound
boy. All doing well.
True Elegance
And comfort in those Scriven’s 1
elastic seam drawers—for men.
O. L. L. Gann Mercantile Co. '
Lost.
Between Eiler smelter and Swartz 1
i drug store, ono pair riding-bow gold
spectacles. Finder will bo suitably re- '
warded by leaving same at Swartz drug
storo, oor. Evans and Mesa avenue. '
Where Did You Get
That nobby suit your little boy '
has on? Why at G. L. L.Gann Mer- j
cantileCo. They have an elegant
line for little folks.
O. L. L. Gan Mercantile Co.
Where to Buy.
Tuchock Bros., merchant tailors,
119'VVe-t 2nd street, make the best
! fitting clothing In Pueblo. They
keep an unusually large assortment
of goods always on band and
customers are never ut u loss to
make a selection. Stop in and
examine their stock of sitring and
j summer goods and get prices. You
1 will he pleased with both and well
pleased with the suit if you leave an
order. None hut the best work
i done and as much attention given
to making up cheap goods as to
i making the most costly.
Colorado Conference
! M. E. church, Trinidad, Colo,.
Juno Bth, 1898. For this occasion a
rate of one and one-fifth fare on the
Certificate Plan is authorized, pro
viding there are fifty or more in at
tendance. Rev. 11. L. Beardsly
Erie, Colorado, will sign certificates.
E. B. Learned, ticket agent A., T.
*B. F. Ry.,at Trinidad, will act as
joint agent and stamp certificates.
Belling days June 6th and 7th.
Certificates will be honored one day
after convention is over.
Alex Jackson
Agt. D. A R. G. Central Blk
CHURCH NOTICES.
M. K. CHURCH.
Children’s Day services at the llos
semer Methodist church noxt Sundin
June 4th. In the morning at II
o’clock the pastor will speak on the
general subject of what sort <>f prepara
tion for life’s activities is duo children.
In the evening there will be :-ongs and
recitations by the little people and u
talk on Christian education by ohb-i
members of the school. Everybody is
cordially invited to come and 1•• ip t«
make this day a momurubio o.iu lor the
children.
('. C. i*. ilri,Di:i.'.
Pud tor.
GERMAN M. E. CHURCH.
Tho German M. E. Sunday school u
prospering. The chi dron nru doinf
well and making good headway. The
j teachers deserve praise for'tlieir f.tilhfn
work There is still rbotn for such that
! nro desirous to study this language.
The Sunday school will begin i.L 2
o’clock p. in. at tho English Al. F.
church. Service in the German
language will begin at 3 p. in. All arc
invited to attend.
W. L. Meyer, pastor.
Are You Thinking
Of what you ought to take with you
wheuyeu go to the World’s Fair? Your
outfit will not be complete without a
uottlc of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
und Diurrhum Remedy. The change
of water mid diet, fatigue and irregulur
habits, during your trip are almost
certain to produce diarrhuiu ami u dose
or two of this remedy may save you
serious sickness and perhaps much ex
pense. Procure it before leuving
home. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale
by W. P. Swartz.
For Sale.
A frame house 10x14 ft. on Routt
avenue. Lot, 47' s ft. Price $550 for
house and lot. Ituiuire at this
office.
South Side Graduating Exercises.
Tho graduating exercises of the
Central High school will ho held in the
Grand Opera house, Thursday evening,
Juno 8. The following pupils will he
grrduuted: Lena Wren, Nellie Quenettu
Millis, Anthony Sherwood Kightnr,
Florence McMurry West, Flora Bene
dict, Mier Cohen, Norman Callings,
Mary St Clair Doak, Daniel N. Jones,
Jr.—four boys and five girls. There
will bo no change in plan from custom
of former years. There will be no dis
criminating honors, ull pupils having
done faithful work and being entitled to
first honors. No presentation of Mowers
or gifts permitted on tho stage; but such
expressions may bo sent direct to homes
jof the graduates. To cover expenses un
| admission of twenty five cents will he
chargod, which sum will ontitle pur
chaser to a reserved seut, to be secured
at Motherwuy's book store. Sale of
seats will begin Tuesday morning at
H o’clock. Because of limited size of
house children under twelve years of
age will not he admitted.
COLORADO MIDLAND.
Additional Cripple Creek Ser
vice
Commencing May Ist the Colorado
Midland Hailway will pul on and run
daily thereafter additional suburban
trains to accomodute Cripple Creek and
Florissant business, as follows;
WESTBOUND
Leave Colorado Springs 8:30 a. in.
Arrive Divide 9:35 a. in.
Arrive Florissant 10:02 u. m.
KABTBOUND
. Leave Florissant 10:40 n. in.
Leave Divide 11:10 a.m.
Arrive Woodland Park 11:80 a. m.
Leave Woodland Park 11:50 a. m.
Arrive Colorado Springs 1:00 p. m
Arrive Pueblo 5:80 p. m.
This arrangement gives a convenient
and rapid service into aud out of
Cripple Creek.
Once Get On
One of our $5 double breast spring
suits, you will wear no other style
G. L. L. oaks Mercantile Co.
FRED T. BRIGGS
Keep? a Fine Line of Reliable
SPECTACLES OR EYE-GLASSES,. '
V"' ' UU 1 You ers bo fitted out without having to pagt
*'* oxtrH P r ' co for nn eye test.
repaired].
rprn r T DDIY' re 207 Santa Fe A venues
1 tv UL/ 1 ■ aJIAIUvJOj With Stnnclifield’s Book Store.
1872 ESTABLISHED 1872
G. L. L. GAM MERCANTILE CO,
STORES S STORES
Comer 2nd and Main > aud 226 S. Union Ave.
HWilUkithi mv
GABtL ■*
WTAI L/OT^ v *
Has opened the largest Tailoring Establishment
in Pueblo, with the finest assortment of wool
ens of ull grades and colors. These goods will
be made to order at astonishingly LOW PRI
CES.
CHEVIOT SUITS to order, in black, blue or brown,,
$13.00 up.
PANTS to order, in all colors $3.00 up.
GABELs TAILOR
•333 South Union Avenue.
STRAIT BLOCK.
SUMMONS.
Htatk ok Piii.oiiano. i In tho County
l’uoblo County. ( court.
S. T. DAN IICL, I
riuintiir, |
vs. ; Huiiiiiioiih
.I.S.HTUINOKIt. I
Defendant, J
rhe People of tl)e State of Colorado, to’the
Defendant aboue named Creetiijq:
You lire hereby required to appear In mi
notion brouubt against you by Ibo above
niiinod pintiiini'. In tbo County I'oui-t <»r
I’neblo County. Slate of Colorado, and
answer I!u-eoiiipbiint therein within twenty
.lays after service hereof, If served within
this County; or. If served out or this County,
or by publication, within thirty duyHi.fter
the service hereof, exclusive of the dnv.d
service; or lodgment by default will is- taken
iiind n«t you according to the prayer of the
eoiiiplalnt.
If u copy of the eoinplalilt Is, not served
with the Siiimiikiih, or If the service he made
out of the Stale, ten days ad.lltloiuil to the
time speolfled In tin- Summons shall lie al
lowed for appearance and answer.
The sum <>r money and other relief demand
ed lu said netlon. briefly stated. Is u Judge
ment for seventy-five dollars with Ini from
March 21th A d. I -m2 on a certain Prom
issory note, executed by you payable to said
plulntil!' nr order dated Mareii 21tIi A. d.
Ntt due ninety days after date with Interest
nt 1 per cent .per inon ili Irom date and costs,
as will more fully appear by the complaint
In said action, on tile In said Court, to which
reference Is hereby made,
Uiveii under my hand and tho seal of said
Court, al the city of Pueblo, In said County
and Htnte, this nth day of May. A. I). t.s«:i.
iHKAb] JN«». 11. MITCHKLL
Judge und Acting Clerk of said Court.
Ry K. Mooiti;,
Deputy Clerk.
W-R-DS F—I—
(Tho above words when properly
filled in compose tho name of tho groat
event of the year.)
EVERY PERSON whe properly fills
them In and returns this card to ue
with an order for 150 of our 5 cent
Cigars at $35.00 per 1,000 (making small
C. O. D. bill of $5.25,) will receive a
BEAUTIFUL and reliable Gold Filled
Watch FREE (accompanied by 20-year
guarantee,) full jewelod, stem wind and
set.
THE OBJECT OF this extrnording
offer is of course to save the heavy ex
pense of traveling salesmen, and to in
troduce the goede at once. All goods
shipped C. O. D. t and full examination
allowed before you pay one cent.
Amkbioaw Ciqab Co., Wiaaton, N. C
Wnen Going East.
Take the Union Pacific and Chicago
nnd Alton railways via Kansas City.
Through Sleepers, Diners, and Free Re
dining Chair Cars to Chicago. Makes
dose connection at Chicago with all
lines to nnd from the East,
For low rates call at Union Pacific
Ry. ticket office, Triangle building.
A. S. CUTIIHKHTBON,
Dec 31, General Ageat
MEEK & STRAUB, 4
Manufacturers of nnd retail dealers In
TRU N KS and VALISES,
ItKI’AimXU Donk.
247 Norik Union Avenue.
Savings Bank.
The Pueblo Savings bank is a populaA
institution with the people of Bessemer,
and it deserves to be. It is a good bank
to patronize and the men, women and
children of the city are fast finding it
out.
The Correct Hat.
Quality, Style, Service.
Thk Knox.
G. L. 1,. Gann Mercantile Co*
Tan Aobuts.