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Show 2505, utcbtidt loose 29,1.0.0., 1L RICHFIELD REAPER Su.ce.5or to TUB ADVOCATE. Meets every Mouciuy evening at 8:0C 0 dwelt in Lodge kail over Neill drug store. MaMTIM iaofcbkS, N. U. W. P. Aemus, Secretary. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. Editor A. B. WILLIAMS. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS. BATES. SUBSCRIPTION' E. E. HOFFMANN, Lawyer. Over Commercial A Utah B. JENNINGS, Lawyer. Utah Richfield, jos. n. HENBY N. HAYES. IBICKSEN. ERICKSEN Attorneys-at-Law- HAYES &. . Court House, Richfield, Utah. GILBERT R. BEEBE LAWYER practice, In addition to elvll and criminal oli.t , draw, eaainme. title, make, document. of kind all legal and rui-t.- UTAH JUNCTION. DR. W. M. GRIFFITH, Physician and Surgeon, Special attention to 'diseases of the Eye, Ear and Nose. Office over Commercial A Saving Bauk, Utah Richfield, classes pitted ere examined J. J. BUSWELL. DR. OPHTHALMIC SPECIALIST, Rooms Deseret News Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. 328-33- 75 Pour months Saving! Bauk. Richfield, J. $1 50 One year 8ix mouths MRS. E. M. TAYLOR Manufacturer of all kinds of Hair Goods. Shampooing and Hair Dressing. Agent Salt Lake Costuming House. Richfield Opposite Tabernacle, South, Money to Loan. As Much as You Want On First Mortgage Security. TERMS EASY. H. N. HAYES, Court House, Richfield. Bit on Improved Fam s at Lows Deed, Mortg.ges and all kind, of Conveyancing. CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN. MONROE, UTAH P.O.BOX 20 G. KRAHER Repairs m BOOTS&SHOES Work Neatly and Substantially Done Shop east of Opera House. Some Hen Pay " " PCTt manage their ad. vertlslng. Ther are others who a r A A for an annual pay tJO.lU subscription to PRINTERS INK and learn what all the advertisers are thinking about. But even these are no the extremes reached. Ther are men who lose ov year by doing neither one. For sample copy tend lOcMitifuPPINTe EKS INK, 0 Spruce St. New York City 1 Richfield Planing J.C. Anderson MJ1q Proprietor. DEALER IN Lumber. Shingles, KIoij.ldin.ge, XDoors, and. Windows. 2nd West St., bet. 6th and 6th So. Riohfleld, Utah. RICHFIELD-L0- A STAGE LINE. M. L. BURR, PROPRIETOR Passenger add express servloe to all points Id Qrass Valley or in Wayne county. new Vehicles, jt Ji GOOD TEAMS. Passenger rates from Richfield to Jpnrrville $1; to Loo, $2. Leave passenger orders or inquire for express at the Richfield hotel, or my horns st the Lawson residence, KHbfifcM, .V - J' Vk S ' t yt If so, call on Christenson & Christensen. 11,0 tographenq one door south of Richfield Cumnierci-i& Savings bank. Call and tee our beautiful liile 0f the pus-su- e 09-41- l H Wo can please you with the latest styks in sizes from All the photographs. stamp photo at lc M each to the large groups 11x14 at $12 per dozen. We samples. P Q carry all kinds of photo supplies, kodaks, etc. j WALTER CHRISTENSEN, Artist, J m GOSH! I A Ci m fj It tickles folks to eat the Good Bread that is made from Elsinore HMlls Remodeled Mill An Mill Produce of All Kinds. 5 jflout. Up-to-da- Parry Miller te Lessees Greenwood, & Monument Mills Thos. P. Jensen, Prop. GLENWOOD, UTAH The Best Quality Straight Grade Flour and all Kinds Mill Produce. na-co- Special Attention Given to Custor Work. d Monroe Roller Mills. manufacturers of Patent, Straight Grade aijd Bakers FLOUR WHOLESALE. n Our motto AND RETAIL. Sell for cash at inside orices. is & A. BERTLESON, Prop. J Sevier Valley PlaningMill AND DUMBER COMPANY. V 4 $10,000 in 1 25 until it has mouths, . 'T-'hV.y- vAt Do You Want to be Pleased? one more trial at getting health, men whose couuty seat. But Sanpetes rugged bodies are made of the soundiatered at the iot office at Kiohfield, Utah, flourishing Queen City can never asseeond class mall matter. get it away from old tumbling est materials. down Manti as long as I he present Childhood is the time to lay Now Sevier county lias a feasi law stands. It should be so that a the foundation for a sturdy concounble ticctric light scheme with good plain majority can remove the solid local men of sufficient means ty seat if the town to which it is be- stitution that will last for years. back of it. This time it is reasona- ing taken pays the expenses and Scotts Emulsion is the right Mt. stuff, new buildings. furnishes bly suie of succeeding. Pleasants first work should be with Scotts Emulsion stimulates The merchants rule iu advertis- the state legislature. the growing powers of children, If you have something good ing. is the let people know it, proper Maine with its 700,000 people helps build a firm them one for this section of Utah to has ever exerted a greater influence foundation for a sturdy constiregarding our G dd Mountain. in the national capital than New tution. York with its eight millions, while The Free Lance takes the oppor- Nevada with its Send for free sample. 40,000 people did of of Crosby hitting tunity SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists. more to force the silver issueto the this paper a lick. Crosby cant get front than Pearl Street, New York. in states three other any SOc. and back at him in this world. He asks the Union. $1.00; all druggists. And why? Just beGibbs to meet i im by the river cause they know enough to keep Chatter man, it is because he is Styx. good men in legislatiue body above all such. If he speaks well The northern part of Utah is do- and fire the poor ones at the of Utah of the dead, he does not forget the ing a great deal toward oreal free proper time. The state His life is one of cleanliness of its counties can learn living. delivery. Central, Austin and and each and moralit), patience and foi titude, if will try. Brooklyn should have this sort of a lesson they hard work and seadiness to help service. It is too much trouble for The question of Brigham Youngs Heaven pity the community hat everybody to run so far for mail statute in a western hall of fame at would have as its guide a blathereach day. the St. Louis expsition leads to con- skite would tear down what he can not build, depreciate those he is unDo you know that Gold Moun- siderable discussion and some it worthy to emulate cast scorn on his minded people want to keep tain is already paying halt as much and seek to make light of dividends as the Cripple out because they consider he was a superiors of hi fellow craftsmen the virtues What are they Creek? The Colorado camp be- moral charactor. of more wot the repute. variety while going to say about Sam Iloston? longs to the quick Utahs coming gold camp is exten- Ilis marriage career is not to be put 'jTate of Ohio, City of Toledo, ) 8 sive, deep and, because the top is forward as any thing extra, yet County of Lucas. more owes futwestern state its But J. Cheney mases oath that Frank slow. building broken, badly to these two men than any others, he is the senior partner of the firm of ure will tell better than we can! Both statutes will be put there, if F. J. Cheney & Co, doing business in the City of Toledo, couuty and state The late legislature passed a law they have the hall at all, not as moraforesaid, and that said firm will pay compelling churches, school houses, alists, but as great westerners who the sum of One Hundbed Dollabb for and religionists each and every ease of Catabrh that places of amusements and hotels to as have their doors open outwardly. statesman yielded mighty influences cannot be cured by the use of Halls The measure is aimed to prevent toward making the west what it is. Catabbh Cube. Frank J. Cheney. The disasters in times of fire. Sworn to before me and subscribed a A friend calls our aitention to in my presence this 6th day of Decemact will be in force in side of lbW3. A. W. Gleason, the next three weeks, so the needed financial danger. Too many of the ber, seal. Notary Public. alterations had better be begun. A local farmers are borrowing money Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter and acts directly on the blood right severe punishment can be in- from eastern loan companies. It nally, and mucous surfaces of the system. flicted tor building new structures was not so bad as long,as just a few Send for testimonials, free. Co , Toledo, O. were doing it, but it seems to us to Sold F. J Cheney & 75c. without doors swinging this way. by druggists. have reached the danger point. Hall's Family Fills are the beat. The land commissioner at Wash- Suppose that a large number of Worship of the Bear. ' ington has approved the proposed those loans fell due during a money The curious hairy Ainus of northwithdrawals of pnblic lauds for the panic, thereto meet them would ern Japan hold the bear in extreme Logan and Manti forest rescues, drain our local banks or else the sanctity. They catch the bear young and it is expected the proclamations land and water would have to go to and bring him up on milk, a nurse deputed to him. Then he is transwill be issued as soon as president the mortgages. The farmers are ferred to a cage, and when he 13 old them. to Rosevelt icturns sign paying 10 per cent interest, the same enough to be slain, on the day of sacThis would indicate that the Inter- as local banks charge and at the rifice the whole village turns out ior depai tn ent is inclined to favor same time this section of the state is armed with bows and arrows, the is opened and every one strives the petitions for the withdrawal of being placed at the mercy (finan- cage to send home the fatal shaft. The lands for forest icserves, and we cially) of eastern money lenders, chief prays the bear to pardon the violence done him, requests benefits from may expect action similar to that on It is bad business. the now deified carcass and presents other on mentioned two proposed They then behead and skin offerings. This part of Utah is not sending the bear and begin an orgy which reserves, as many girls to Salt Lake city to lasts several days. Lake all Utah With the talk of do house work as it formerly did. A Thoughtful Man. for a reservoir, we believe that some Thank heaven for that! But a few other place will be selected. If the home industries would employ them M &L Austin of Winchester, Ind., government is going to spend mon- all. Knitting factories are paying knew what to do in the hour of need. ey constructing a reservoir it should institutions now, and home labor His wife had such an unusual case of build it where it will water govern- could be put at this sort of labor to stomach and liver trouble physicians could not help her. He thought of and ment land and thus make its own advantage as wages can be made tried Dr. Kings New Life Pills and land of value. Western congress- lower here than in Salt Lake city, she got relief at once and was finally men have been telling eastern peo- The laundry baskets that go from cured. Only 25c, at Neill Drug Co. ple that the irrigation fund can and Kimberly, Marysvale, Richfield and Schwab Early Showed Ability. will be a permanent one, but such Safina are sure indicators of how a Andrew Carnegie recently told a will not be the case if the governno! But could pay. laundry story on himself. He said some years ment stores water to irrigate the Rural Utah not only has its knit- ago he wanted to cross a mountain in land of private parties. ting and washing done at the capi- Pennsylvania, and a youngster of appearance offered to tal but it also is kind enough to send ratherhimhardy over for 50 cents. Carnegie take all are not at pleased its laborers up there to do the work. thought the price too great, and told Sheepmen with the process growing out of the boy he would pay him only 25 the act of the late legislature In a recent issue'of Truth the cents. After a long argument, in which each stuck to his price, the a state providing for Sheep besotted egotist who fills a page of youngster won out, and Mr. Carnegie Commission and for county inspec- that periodical with a column of says he allowed the lad to collect the Is is said to work an injustors. Chatter, proceeds to tell the coun- 50 cents, not because the trip was to get on tice and a hardship upon them and try editors how to run their papers. worth it, but because he had I the other side of the mountain. This leeching knight errant of Utah predicted that the boy would some they are organizing to fight it. The board has ordered, presuma- journalism who has wandered here day make a fortune, said Mr. Carnegie, "and he has. His name Is bly in accordance with the new and there wrecking the best of op- Charles M. Schwab. Washington scab law, that all sheep must be dip- portunities by his unreliability Correspondence New York Sun. ped immediately after shearing be- would picture out Utahs rurals Robbed the Grave. fore coming on the summer range scribes as a sorry lot. But they are and to this end 27 inspectors have most worthy men of honorable and A startling incident is narrated by been appointed and are already at cleanly lives and able woiks. If John Oliver of Philadelphia, as folwork. These inspectors are to re- they give home news in preference lows; I was in an awfnl condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunkceive salary of $5 per day while to dessertation upon morality and en, tongue coated, pain continually In actually engaged in their duties. politics, it is because the people back and sides, no appetite, growing The dipping is unnecessary now, want it. They have borne the bur weaker day by day. Three physicians it is claimed, and the expense of a den of inducing the public to build had given me up. Theu I was advised to use Eleotrio to my joy the corps of enspectors is an unjust and better school houses, conston water first bottle madeBitters; a decided improveunnecessary tax upon the people. works and electric light plants and ment. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. I know Sheep, cannot withstand dipping at havie ever been found n the side of they robbed ths grave of another victhis season, right after shearing, order and tight. If he fails to re tim.' No one ahould fail to try them. and to enforce the order means a sent the criticisms of such as the OnlySOo, guaranteed, at Neill Drug Co. wo y. i ! Timbers of oak keep the old situation. homestead standing through a build to the years. It pays to use the Sanpete county wants new court house and Mt. Pleasant right stuff. objects ts its being built in Manti Men of oak are men in general-statesma- Money to Loan T'7! rr.'r u it heavy loss. Sheepmen claim it is a severe blow at their industry, and if carried out will ruin the business in Utah. It occurs to us that the sheepmen have the right side of the H. J. Hansen, Fred u.Neilsen, P 0. Hansen, Proprietors. Turning and Mill Work a Specialty. Fine Line of Builders Supplies. be-lu- g flanufacturers of and lers in Lumber, Flgdrinq, Rustic, Moulding, Pickets Lath, Shinqles, Doors, Windows, Bracket j TWO BLOCKS WEST ' OF1 Jcroll Work. DEPOT. RICHFIELD. UTAH y.vuy.Ti The chase after feS SMEhjgyy Dollar these lays is a spirited one. The sLupeSs in obtaining it- depends on the mteliods used: The testimony of all the successful men., of .today j is that advertising 5 stands above all other niethdds as a trade winner.-The business men of this" town cafl'attrffcL out--" . trade as readily as he" big establishments of the cities attract it - - n J It is simplyliviatter i ofadvertising. i ll 1. i: The Reaper goes into the homes not only of those who live in the thickly settled community, but it is a welcom; guest in almost every farm house for miles around. It reaches the homes in all near-b- y " villages and some that are far removed. It will draw trade from wherever it circulates if its adver-tisin-g columns are intelligently used. Have you tried it? Drop in and talk it over anyway. , $$ y $$ |
