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Show - - - - -- -- ' S? V) t'tfi wv owl f The Only Exclusive Uptodate Clothing House in Southern Utahtf 4v Ssoc e)o0 A? iV- SM - LARGE CUT PMICB fe L 1)0, TIiis week we are forcing the sale in -- Ate. r all-- Clothing, Overcoats Underclothing. Footwear At 25 per cent lees than they have ever been sold in Sevier County. uic ?L fro'S Our $4 Suits are Dandies kb Our Heavier Grade Clothing at Proportionate Low Prices. Our tables must be cleared by January 1st, as we will leave then for New York to Puncliase one of the Finest Lines of Clothing for next Spring that has ever been exhibited in Richfield. m voo 5oro Kemember we have got 110 Completion in our Line here. No trouble to show goods and quote prices. ONLY We will save you money. Come and be convinced. CLOTHING HOUSE IN SOUTHERN UTAH. UP-TO-DA- TE WEKNEB Proprietor, One Door South of Post Office. BAKS n behalf of the bar GOOD GOOD EXTEIITA1X3IEXT. TRY THE JIIIX IE. Sheriff Cl irk 111. in took his in nor iu custody, Mr. Jennings was Tuesday Was Lawyers Ga- judge and a mock iriit on lour counts followed. A conviction on all four la Day. was quickly obtained an 1 the judge(?) duly sentenced him to spc .vents of hard labor on the bench of the aur Resolutions Presented Judge MU'arty preme with full powir to keep him therefor au period All Ilis Mock Trial His Conviction to then el the .lenumgs parties repau Ilia Sentence. law office where lefreshinents and etories made a pleasant nonr. the next morning Judge McCarty leit for .Tuesday was ajlay of farewell be- the capital. tween Judge McCarty and offictsrs of the court attorneys who have Home Dramatic i'n. a Ilia bad at his bar. honor practiced The Home Dramatic coinpiu will few items of district court business to look after and when they were over, I. present the play, A11 Iron Hand," at the opera bouse next Tuesday evenJ. Stewart stepped forward aud read ing. It is a good pvee '1 lie play is these resolutions. well cast aud the players lave their Whereas, the Honorable William M. Hues well iu hand. The company is McCarty, pioneer Judge of this Dis- preparing to effect a peruiaiint ortrict, who has been such for tbe past ganization, aud purchase needed propseven years, kas been elected to tbe erty. It is iutended to put on a series high office of Justice of tbe Supreme of .plays this wiuter, and they should Court of this State, aud iu. couse be liberally encouraged. quenoe thereof will, in the near future,, vacate this bench; now therefor, be t ind-Unit- ande 4 r-- 4 x. it Resolved, that we, the members of the bar of this District aud officers of this Court, hereby express our ming led feell nget of regret aud pleasure- regret at the loss of so wise, judicious and impartial a Judge, aud pleasure In the elevation of our friend and fel low oitiaen to his well earned1 and de Served promotion. That while we lose an efficient judge and this Disvaluable trict, in a measure, lose oitlxen and faithful officer, the loss is fully compensated by the faot r that the State at large gains an able, conscientious and upright jurist And be It further' resolved that this resoluUon be spread at large upon the minute records' of this edurt, and that Jndge MoCarty be presented with a copy hereof. This were signed by tbi attorneys and the offloers of t' v thd-coai- HIS HONORS REPLY. McCarty's reply' Was full of feeling and he referred to it as, the greatest complimSht hi had' ever re- Z Judge 1 ceived, coming ae it' pld from active praoticionertrof tftt'bjir and his neighbors. He etfpvesiied a warm fellow feeling for at) tleiignert and1 asked to be oontflderSHi'in person at life a fjibw with them, though now elected eateet place, that' a lawyer of "H OS , . -- ; ""'A.. . ojd 1 responded in toncci t Lives Sut infliction Cowl .Move til. l 1 -- Tao highly appreciated featuies e, INT he returned to the Biek place and renewed his threats even with moie vehemence than befoie, and with every indication that hi was going to put them into efftet. Mr. Beck, however, would be trifleu with no longer, and the jag and it owner found a big, ugly looking revolver staring them in the face. Beck is the precinct constabl and kept his man a prisoner until the sheriff could be summoned when Carter was taken to Mt. Pleasant for safe keeping. IBs hearing was to have been held last Saturday at Chester. TROUBLE AGAIN. J&hjamlu Carter Threatens to Exter CONKEYS HOME JOURNAL initiate Father-in-Law- a Family Oonkeys Home Journal (Chicago) begins in its January issue a series of According to a dispatch last week practical lessons in from Mt. Pleasant to the Herald These lessous are designed to teach women and girls' the art of Benny Carter has gotten into troug for pleasure orj profit. The fash- ble again. Carter war arrested on ion and pattern departments have of disturbing the peace, and charge been very materially strengthened by to show cause why he should not the addition of a page of original be bhndr to keep under fo waists. placed Miss Finch's Table in as the future. Talks," usual, are replete with In- peace formation whioh is' essential 0 the Carter s offohse ft one of more VrOAen who wohld up to dite In seriousness thajf titfe charge which table etiquette. Mme, Julia gives ssv-eshas been preferred against him charming' designs for Coiffure Ornaments. There ere short stories, really implies tU ill a a pithy editorial on Teople We Do of Joseph Beck, one of Chester's Not Like, gnd an excellent plebs of prominent citizens btit of late there mosic for the piano. A special article has been an estrangement between entitled The Oreatest Electrio Rail-w- a Carter ndhis wife, and they have In tbs World, tells of the pronot been of elnotrical living together. inventlbns' as gress ths new surface railway be--t 0 ftoaday'he witat up from hir ween 'Chicago add Adrtfra, Illinois, homf at Richfield, loaded with lace-makin- g. lace-makin- de-sig- al S ALINA. From the SuA of Dec. 26. We expect to hear of many deaths caused by excessive dancing during the next week. Thb victims will be young ladies and the mortality wUl be confined to Utah Dr. M. Freece come home Tuesday afternoon from Salt Fake City, when for many long weeks she lay ill with typhoid fevor, Although nearly rScov-ereit' will be sorije time before the , Dr. chn'neeume he d, profession tb p tli 1 I oung Bob Indian died this week from consumption which disease is quite prevalent among the tribe. A good many of our people are complaining of the saloon ness l'o Buy, Sell r Trade REAL To Buy, Sell or Trade LIVE STOCK 0 any kinjP ESTATE? To Buy,-- MINES, V. Sell r Mining Proprelies c or Trade J of Mining StcckE Live Stock, " ! Fire, hard times but at any rate Life, is doing a splendid bust Accident, INSURANCE? Health H Richfield Loan Investment George McClellan returned home on Thursday last from southern Utah where he has been taking a treatment Over Petersons Bank under Dr. Middleton. . ITAHi RIHFIELD, David Blackburn returned last evening from Richfield with his daughter Eugenia, who has been attending flohdol there this Winter. . c A. Grundy and Lorin I. tfdylor left for Selina Monday morning with Our Monthly Publicatia the gasoline tanks to have them filled WiU keep you posted on or the Coldrado River Mining comtvork and methodsi Maild pany. to the Free The Loa district schob closed Friday, the, ltfh ifist.. for the holidays. ADVERTISING MAN The principal, Mr. Christiansen, re,A6f any responsible housq turned home fo Visit his family dur' ing vacation. Mr, Smith commenced v fork on ,YPR the old placed diggings at the Colora-driver. A fi'umbsr of men fiom Loa and surrounding settlements, are at the rive working on the prop erty. Co. Jr o A very pretty weAdfini'ceremony at the home' of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jonrt on Wednesday evening, the matrimonial candidates being Miss RUneh Jobe and George P. Dan For a bad taste in the mo ath thke a tel, rate latter a resident of Battle Creek, e w doses of Chamber sin's Stomach Mich., where be hss charge of the and Liver Tablets. Prico 25 cents. gjtmnaatlo work connected with the Warranted to care.' For t ale by Neill Y. M.C. A: of that city. The" oer-- Drag Co d, DyspopslaeatCirtf Olgtsti what you -- I'.:: Our Mutual missionary, Mr. Worthing of St. George, is doing splendid TO BORROW MONEY? work among the young men in the Wayne stake. IF YOU DO, Christmas at Loa was not celebrat- Call on the ed more than a dance for the children in the afternoon and one in the eveninL ing for adults. aS3Ti son-in-la- w exem-pllflett- T. re- nen he reac ed the lattei latives ..ml limited number Of guests. A w'ediJirm supper, sumptuous and pl.ici he was ready for vvaf, and el or.pe, followed. We understand I. lining his father-in-law'- s houst, that Mr hii ) Mrs. Daniel depart to The conceit given at the opeia dt in iiulcd that Ills wife he biouht Rattle Creek iu h few days to taka up house last Sjtuuljy evening was t him, aud ng that if she was not the pleasures aud burdens of dual exi very All good eltt rt.iinment. istence. The San tenders congratulthe numheis weie vveil received, fuithcummg immediately he vv 011d ations an i good wishes. IK and the farce was handled in good extei mmate the entile family. stvleand made a hit. Especially was iuformtd that the lady was not at h une. appieciated weie the violin solos WAYNE COUNTY. 5 Fins did not satisfy im, but e h Prof. C. J. Olson, q uni ttt testing lif , and, going to seveial neighh. r hv Ardens Coons, Edith (Jottfied Mrs W. J Arnold was aboard the houses, repeated his tin eats ing Ioirison and Dave on, Walttr this morning bound for Salt s'.ie the Beck inti and against II msen, and solos by Widaid J. An-dclfamily, Lako. itid th it there were others 01 The-was not 4 weak char- ni 1 be Loa Dramatic club gave an th" townspeople he would put t acter in 'he cast of the farce, and Friday and Saturday death. all won piaise. evenings. Later lty the Munuger. were the closing up of the open places along each side of the floor, vvlvch renders the house much mote comfoitaHe, and the stopping of yt lling by Manager Christiansen The luttir feature deserves special commendation, and the Reaper ant scores of opera house visitors warm Smart Child. A What do you expect to be when you ly endorse Mr. Christiansen. become of age, my little man? asked few efforts like that will surpress the visitor. the rowdyism so manifest at gather Twenty-onslr,,f was the bright tngs in that building and renders it one's reply. Yonkers Statesman. much more pleasant for those who go ttf enjoy the programs. S AS tr5aflii.it B00K5MAQAZINEJ aqumtitv of intoxicating liquois j, mory was performed by Rev. J. Spimg Citv, and started for Cltts Britan, in the presence of near |
