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Show T to barbers, that is a matter that we would favor leaving entire- Successor to THQ ADVOCATE. PCBLISHUD WEEKLY. A. B. WILLIAMS, - - bcbrckliHon bates. One year mouths E ur months f o months Si To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Taitets. tVle ThlS Signature, a conIt certainly venience to have the shops open on and if they are willin', editor Sundays, a to devote pait of the day to accommodating people who find it more convenient to get their barbel-in$1 60 done oil Sund.ij s than on otliu "6 ly to them. 6' i Ctuh, GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS. The movement made by the city touncial having fur its purpose the suppression of the Hoodlum evil in Richfield was certainly a timely one and fully justified. The spirit of to such an i udeness has developed extent that it has become a nuisance It may be and , beyond endurance. perhaps will be necessary to adopt measures to begin with which may seem very harsh and drastic to those who have allowed themselves to become so careless and indifferent in their public conduct, but the offensiveness has gone to such a limit that the reform sought justifies the method which may be used. Husbands and fathers have become greatly incensed at the unrestrained drunken conduct, the profane and obscene language, the rude remarks and uncomplimentary which greet their wives and daughter when these hare occasion to go upon the streets, and will certainly ..ive the councial and peate officers imple encouragement to check it. The young men who generally are guilty of unbecoming public conduct known better, but, finding no serious objection to slight exhibitions of misconduct, gradually become bolder until they do not seem to realise to what nhjectional degree their conduct develops. They will probably think they are to be unduly dealt with in the endeavor to correct these abuses, but they can avoid any trouble by governing their conduct so that there shall be no necessity to be piaced in an so loti;, as no disoidcily conduct was and the shops did not Income lounging places. Of course it would be very diffi cult to draw the line so that i would meet the opinion of all, hut in our judgement, there is an extreme in Sunday doling that is un reasonable as there is an extreme i the open Sunday that is unreasonWe would like to see tic able. council committee consider the matter in an unprejudiced and conservative manner, ami allow such just and consistent liberties as poss ble without injuiing the came ol proper Sabbath observance. that will affiid them mill ranges thev will not mis the which the g'.v t ruineiit pinpisix to estah'is'i. t is 1,1)8, we would not object position. Evidently the council is determined to check the ungentlemanly conduct. It is necessary. If young men will not of their own volition behave propel ly m public, they must be made to do so. Our boys are going to get in to trouble now if they do not mend their ways. Now that the council has made provision for remedying the nuisances, the officers should do their duty and enforce a proper respect for the law and peace regulations. If it is necessary to use vigorous means, let them be employed without hesitation. Leniency begets contempt for the law and its offi-cer- s. A vigorous showing will have a wholesome effect and the evil will be coriected very easily and soon if ptoperly handled. SUNDAY CLOSING. We believe that Sunday closing to a certain extent is good and roper, but we do not believe in the abidea. There solutely Sunday-tighis a legitimate limit in all things between the extremes. To deny Sunday opening to some institutions after they pay a license and conform other requirements is an injustice. Take photographers, for instance, Sunday is the most favorable day for them. People usually have their pictures taken in their best clothes, such as they usual wear on Sundays. They do not always find it convenient to dress on week days fora photograph sitting. They can drop into a gallery on Sunday and not miss any religious duties devovl-inupon them. Galleries aie not usually resorts for loafers, and we look upon their being open on Sunday as entirely unobjectionable. Take confectioners also. Conditions make it Impossible tv do the business in their line on week days that is to he done on Sunda) s. We do not think they should be allowed to run establishments for the accommodation of loafers and idlers, but they should be allowed to accommodate the public with their wares on Sunday. Indulging in sweetmeats and refreshments is one of the recreations of the day, and these need net inteifeie with desirable attention to worship matter at all. t g -- A PERSONAL. Secret ii W'ngit u suciiti i I I I.' I, i ' ill t 4 Dist i . ill: i;h of s.it illy loir. .ells. g . ( '1 li . ' pa; arc-- 1 iirliaiu-ei- j in- is pos- ing here. We believe it is needness for us to say, however, thaf, in general, we have been fair and considerate in our editorial discussions. We believe our readers will bear us out in the asseition that during the more than four years we have been conducting a newspaper here we have been loyal to the people and their interests and have labored faithfully to promote their welfare. In differing with some of our citizens on certain propositions we have done so honestly. The Reaper has always upheld virtue, good citizenship, progressive movements, tolerance and consideration of the views of all people. We hare expressed ur opinions honestly and with as little prejuice as it is possible for an oidinary mortal to maintain. The editor of the Reaper has been raised in a schooling which accorded the fullest measure of personal liberty not inconsistent with good government to all persons, and in our discussion of local matters this training may manifest itself, as liberal-minde- d we above stated, in views too elastic for the thought and training of the people here. But these views we offer honestly for the best interests of all citizens, as they appear to us, and we have no desire whatever to antagonize willfully and needlessly any of the views held by the citizens of this county because of difference of beliefs. I t -i - l . ill III I - I . A t so ' ? "1 r 4 i' folks to eat the Good Bread is made from 'w- - -- - - Remodeled Mill An 4 k jflour. Up-to-da- . t- L.j r I M Miller '1 te H Children take to It naturally ic, and effective nervine, uu tli" because tluy like the taste ill aroun medicine for run down It dispells nervousness, rn o and the remedy takes just as in tism and neuralgia end exnels in ben Rurally to the children germs. Only 50c and suiisf... ' n cause it is so perfectly adapted guaranteed by Neill Drug Co to their wants. I:or all weak and pale and Emulsion thia children Scotts is the most satisfactory treat' ' MM ' v S: ' v' ' y eV. ment. j '. V ' We will send you the penny, . e., a sample free. v-.- r If s, J svs-tem- . .v -, .av. i i , . J 1 yr A.,. z ' I. v - call Vi Chfisti'iisjii k Christensen, 011 Pho- - He sure that this picture in the for it of a label is on the wrapper of eerv bottle of Emulsion you bu. j r, ..j v Artist. cy ''AA7 '''"t y; " 7. - - K v'V', xii' k , At WALTER CHRISTENSEN, - -- ' . - . Neill Drug- Co. v . , i A-- i Often wood, & tographers, one door smith of Jlichfield Commercial & Savings bank. Call and fee our beautiful line of samples. We can please you with the latest styles in pantographs. All sizes from the stamp photo at lc each to the large groups 11x14 at 812 per dozen. W carry all kinds of photo supplies, kodaks, etc. r-- 1 y I-, Parky Do You Want to be Pleased? ,t t to -y , - not iii.ihilo eiil'i-m- t '-- A,. if " i .. 5 - IIMUs Mill Produce of All Kinds. disorders of the liver or kidoes is Electric B.tters. Its a wonderful tun- -- on every box. 25c. e. of the his'mi. ilvei.uir , loss of sleep, nervous t misiou will be s by utter enlUps-- , unless it n .1 able remedy is lmmeili el y e.11 ioi-- l for delicate Tnerea noibing ?! Elsinore f, -. strikers of -- . Lwt. ly as gnu e as un ..... tickles V that I Crip he tl Ml. The Sevier Nurseries RICHFIELD. UTAH. ASIMUS & McNAHARA, Proprietors. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 409 50c. Pearl St., N. Y. WE ARE GROWING NURSERIES IN OUR and fi.oo ; alt druggists. ties would use their influence to see ili it they aie propel ly conducted, a hange of amusement would be provided which would he greatly ap predated. We think they are far less objectionable than street carnivals such as Salt Lake hal last ) eai , and think a entlem in in dl'gui-- e himsel? much better will deport Strawbcrtg plants, HEADQUARTERS For everything in the line of Drugs fledicines One feature which leads up a great deal of street conduct that is complained of is the congregating of young men and boys and girls on the streets and at the entrances to public places and theib rowdyish actions and talc. Much of this comes from thoughtlessness, but it presents a very bad appearance under any circumstances. The best way to avoid this is to not allow such gatherings. T. ey are not allowed in large cities. If our young people were to gather in places and conduct themselves as they do here ARTHUR sometimes, an order move on one to try they would quicklv get to move on. This idea might be a good here for a while. L. W. Gaisford has again taken charge of the Fillmore Progress-RevieMr. Gaisford was forof the Progress, and editor merly made a good paper of it. If people across the range give him the he will merit they will again s have a paper. The Pro has been in so many hands lately, and for awhile ws used by a company w hich made it a l organ, and finally back into the hands of C. W. Aldracli, who has had to many other things to look after, that it h. d rundown as a newspiper. But we expect to see it come to the front again now. sup-po- first-clas- gress-Revie- it Trees, Crees, Etc. TRoscs, FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS than joung without a mask. man full of liquor a TWO AND THREE-YEA- R OLD TREES 100,000 pple. Pear, Plum, Cherry, Apricot and Peach of nil IvewcHnjj Hftrdy r nrletieH. ail ItlnOa of Small fruit ant Sbrubbcru, Sbabe anb Ornamental HENRIE IMPORTEK AND DbALhK mm ri rt?.EiK Dont send away for anything you i eed in our lne, as yon can do better stock gives better satislactioui in this soil and chmati with us. Home-grow- n than the imported. Correspondence invited welcome- - V AND LUMBER GOMPANY. IN RICHFIELD, UTAH. Visitors always Sevier Valley PlaningMill H. mm, J. Hansen, Feed l.Neilscn, P C. Hansen, Proprietors. Turning; and Mill Work a Specialty. Fine Line of Builders Supplies. flanufacturers of and timt Iron ier Jcroll Bracket; Vi humiii m In Lumber, Flgdrinq, Ruync, MouLbiriu, Piqketj Lath, 5hinqles, Dc!dr5, Windows, TWO BLOCKS WEST OF DEPOT. Work. I RICHFIELD. and Hsadsioses a Specialtj, UTAH Cemctcru "CClorft of all hlnta eohctteo. an& Steel fence for Cemetery purpooc. Parte deiring work in my line have to drop me a postal card and 1 will callonly on them at thair home with designs and five Ofctimuts. 'V MCIllTELII-LO- A 5 STAGE LINE. M. L. BURR. ? Proprietor Fassenger nd express service to all points in valley or in Wayne county 4j L-J-. G-a- ss NEW VEHICLES, j 4: GOOD TEAMS. personal-politica- Passenger rates from Richfield to Burrville $1; to Loa, Leave passenger orders or inquire for express at the Richfield hotel, or my home at the Lawson residence, Richfield. fl Bro. Gibbs of the Marvsvale Free We have no doubt that the Lance takes the occasion of his first exercised last week by half year to congratulate his paper some people against the masquerady upon the success which has attendball was from conscientious tnd sined it. Bro. Gibbs is one of the cere motives, but we fiankly say most fearless, independent writers the dance, as conducted, had less oh ia the state, and has landed some jectionable features associated with hard knocks, but lie lias made his it than we have observed at some other dances here this winter and at paper respected for its honest And it is a good local paother times. The order was splentoo. More success to per, ye. did, the best had this season. No for lnfH(tton,eontlpifa t,,(l h many ailment arUtug one attempted any undue libel ties Momarh liver or bowel U The ranges ought to revive this accomplished won. Thy havremove ftld the neeeMlty th,kir under their disguises, and we s season as for mny little ill that they have not done for ,,nihrien of the totheveat .frentraight all comparisons arc in favor of :l Here the dutMw, cleanse end cure the yeats. 1 here is more snow in the the system a general ton this event. We believe that mas- mountains than there has or L'rntokei enough0 for anmnbeen for rttnapv'oflMMi16 bottle. fuiull? cert, supply for a yew. AUdrutcslste Mil tbrm. querade balls can be made as clean ten ears past, and if the sheepmen and respectable as any other kind will be careful a stand of grazing of dance, and if the local author!- vegetation will get a stait this year For wM con-fes- The chase after the Almighty is a spirited one. The success in pends on the mtehods ust d. The the successful men of today is Stands ahove all other TIHtlmda nc (leWItVs Salvo xfi dayvi it deF Dollar these obtaining testimony of all that $ advertising ImIo lnnner The business meu of this town can attract out- o JA trade as readily as lie big establishments the cities attract it. n ft is simply a matter - of advertising. 9 The Reaper goes into the homes not only of ,vj those who live in the thickly settled community, but vV it is a welcome guest in almost every farm house Lr " if f miles around. It reaches the homes in all near-villages and some that are far removod. It $. draw trade from wherever it circulates if its adver- ; tising columns are intelligently used. 1' 4 4 I Pilds, Bum, Sores. I 1 7 is ii 1 sibly looked upon by a great mam people in this country as tending to a latitude of personal liheity and enjoyment which may appear 0 them veiy improper. The editoi may differ from many people in their religious, political, business and other iews, but does so cmisci When, however, we tn entiously. ter into discussions in these columns of matters of interest and conceti to the people of this community and count), we aim to do so dispassionately, conservatively and with No doubt honest broadmindedness. our views seenn sometimes to elastic, but these aie based upon our experiences and observations and conditions in other states as well as in We have seen conditions Utah. and circumstances enter into the histories of towns, counties and states with which many of our readers are not familiar from presonal knowledge, and our views are sometimes governed by several considerations which may make us seem not to have a due appreciation of the conditions and circumstances exist- d .. Cur fa Two Day. rrsse i P,' I i hyj iC is .1' id '! s .Vloiv in-H- i hoitirul-tur.- g'ow mg in i nidi Ill's t i".fc-- d the ( 4 pi nt i' act -- The editor of the Reaper month. Seven MHfion boxes sold In past 1 2 pic-niitte- Intered nt the powtotfic at IMchfleld, uieootid cli&M mail matter , I A fllCHFIELD REAPER Have you tried It? , Drop in and talk it over anyway. , 5 Jv i 4T . 'is T, J w bisiism. |
