Show ZtZ THESOUTHERN CENSOR I' lYllLIMIED EVERY FRIDAY AT Our tabernacle is still Jr Stateirectorv: UNITED STATES SEN 4 TOR Frank 1 Cannon Arlliur Brown REPRESENTATIVE TO UOYUKIW Claronrr E Allon GOVERNOR Mehrr M Well SECRETARY OK STATE lamp T Hammond STATE AUDITOR: Moraan Richards Jr SfATE TREASURER: tames Chlpmuu ATTOliNEV-GENERA- INSTRt't Park SUPREME JUDGE? Charles S Zanc G W BARTOII T A MINER t'tfRlCT JUDGE FOR StNTII DISTRICT: ttW M MeCarry R SELECTMEN: in Richfield would then riTV klclillHd Elsinore Sallba Richfield Monroe Richfield Central Rlehlield Sallna Sallna Rlehlield 'rillhit niHRcrdiH 4Y0R— Theodoro llrandley AUNOIL— E 0 Peterson J M Jenson N P Petorsiin Morten Junsoi Jos ph S Him Carl Ooldbrfcnson easurer— James Christ lunsen a tlro of tho Poaijo- - Simon Christensen irshal— G W Blomqulst y Attorney— I J Stewart : ’oet'Hopervlsor— PO Peterson nndkoeper— John W Codns stermaster—Mads Christensen Juarantlue Physician— II K Neill M 0 t selectmen: Frenu nt lett Maxfield il H J Gainesville r ' sheriff: Wilson SUFT (i SCHOOLS Tfusdale TREASURER W M W Mansfield 0) He is now prepared to make Grave stones and do allklnds of O Co-O- Storey guard Let us cm fJJEMJfiTERT AVORJv T if J - REMI-WEE- f Thurlm KLY Softer substance learn of differ- - and 'become like u i tier unto Her ” 1 trde wU to foster home ' 3" W'XZ ' u T xi1 tWe 0A f W Home Industry New Fall Hoods Extractors and all kinds of s pieced tinware are pnade to order & y my Kept on handeastatof Social ’SHOP First North St PKTER GRECO 1U11 that achildtoprogrchS properly should get into school the first day be there every day Including the last- day Ttiey then pursue a definite coursmand accomplish something Pupils who are irregular in beginning and attending school simply pass over the tame ground each year A boy can learn as fast at the age of ten as at tho age of fourteen but cannot do as much manu- al labor hence the necessity of getting the rudiments early in life Jt How long shall we send 110000 annually out of Sevier for the education of our youth? That has always been the trouble with the people of RichTake yoar county wnrraut to field we do not seethe fact that every ’I 31 Laurltzcn and get cattli Tor time we go away from town we take -tliem money out and every time we draw a gathering here money is left in our town A High School would cost about 1800 annum for two years and MADE to ORDER would per draw pupils from cast and outh i TOE— Besides many of our home people who ( j j cannot afford to go to Trovo Salt Lake Uity or Logan would be given an opportunity to pursue the higher branches A mass meeting should be called AT VKRY LOW PRICES AND and a committee appointed to work GUARANTEE!1 in connection with tho County Supt SATISFACTION BY AN OLD EXPERIENCED with the different towns in Sevier CUTTER A tax must bo noted now to be effective next year We believe this properly i comes under the supervision of the Just arrived from two Broadcloth school board It is now decided that All New Goods Factories we will not have an Academy then Come and See why not all Join in the atruggle for a jj JosKriiKJN Tailof High School? Utah BicaEUEU) 8U1T8 T TOerchaivf Tailor Shop SAMPLES jjyj j & Fiiees-- accessary redpetioc jn taxation can a”d must beefected without depriving American labor of tjic ability to compete successfully wit Ji foreign labor and without imp asing lower rate of duty than will be am ply to cover auy increased cost of production which rnay exist inconsequence of higher rate of wages prevailing in y this gountry" Democrats in- G Oidell t Ftlio i ThY lid’t'M Tst()iJe ox M RIGHT feLOCKx- o(Can y6n lYial cli tli'eso pieces? Call aitd cxaniine Goods Ladies ancjKprchiefjS 5 8 & 10 cts Each’ Lead Renrfns'3 8 lOtts a dozdd Lace 4 6 8 10 and 12 cts per rice of 12Ycfe’ Wr ting: Paper 25 sheets for 5 ctC Envelopes 2 BunChels S'tts Men’s silk Scarfs 15 cts and 25lct Silk thread 2 spools for 15 cts Colton thread 3 spools for 10 cts F'ns Ht Needles 2 cts rhimbues 2 for 5 cts cts pr (Dair Heavy Cotton ocksfor te Ladies Wrappers 50 pts 'Latent STyle Fedoria Flats only 67 cts terpret '‘tariff tyr revenue” to mou’i Men’s Suits welTmade $375 "pay a tariff difference in the cat of Full Line of School Tablets for 3 cts production ” Do Jtepqblicans ask the' PI ace Internal improvemnnt any more? wsksoixx-federal doctrjno now it h Golden Rule a LhmocratiQ doctrine 3Jherp is but little difference in the policy of the The Noted Cheap Store two great parties except ojj tariff nod little difference pn r To-da- r a that subject TomWatton Republicans camoo'itfiatfootcd for Protection with- hypqcHtieal reasons k while the Democrats pracUccJ’rotcQtion under hypocritical declarations against it” Republicans believe in Reciprocity Pensions and (the Monroe Doetsinc and Civil Sen Ice Reform etc So do Democratga With these facts existing w still trguO philosophize get mad call names and make enmities VCVri&h(t aid:-r-VT- Block - ft ?V V i — ! T v TA BBJ NG Je aVlV 'and 'EX P E t if I O U b lV U j t Silver men ui wdioYoto r- t for i McKinley Kindi Vjell gn where you’re at 'They nominate a Napoleon Ills Wellington is named ’tistrua And on the third of noxt Novcmber Ho will find his Waterloo one'AYthe ( ' ' H : it-- with A tariff' ! - E feali ail'd Efxaiviine theiT t that Honey-can- Y i There Semi-weekl- H ON r ly 0) thfe-- — of ways industries Lakfl Trlhun will tious” Hamilton favored a‘'tarifjUit difference ' the exceeding ip the cost of would to of tho tho price supply revenue and at lheanRp will he production Is where competition is' ftmr Tho present hlyh standurd timp bogie industries" protect to made be will malntnlned and every effort sharp and trusts absent a Prohibitive Jaeksou was a protec tjoaist nnd In the front rank y Keep the Tariff was elected on a eorrPRtpndjtig an adequate h You should inform your friends of a School has now begun AltUouglij protection to American induitries is of farm a tnap bargain for buying a fair showing was made in numbers' undispensable tq the prosperity of the John Gardner jit was not by any means as t country Grover Cleveland was should be Parents should Icrrn elscted von a tariff platorm "The the E Qiiesti oil pro-tectiv- TRIBCNE RedurrA to Ri00 por¥fr artor Jour 1B6 On Iuiik 1st ---- tt jto-d- LIKE H T H u E 8 G L U T ION n4444 e--r ik ou f A Hl'i uci Is not( the'P I iioVh 'V IP !i?? nine p0l‘)lca’ J thing ”?l ? Jute In nional aairs there but “tte ceP Vetf dlffercn£f blse whence the r?ve9yA tariff thc panics JhcisW ftr UEVENt’K aDd free trvde origin forms aregreaj constantly (hanging aid ally meant thfe same thiflig viz a tariff are much the same in spipjt ln on noncoqipting arttjlp r A that early day Hamilton aijl Jeffereoii tAiiiff is a tariff dfference Jefferson wasin differed njaterially in the cost of production witha view all ila favor cf ‘‘free commerce W t I'S survbtor: j Arthur Henriehas established his marble p vork§ on Center street east of the I free Warf WORKS encouraged: When the hand bOyS get Up a party let ns All patronize th liberally and help to siTiibft Such M stinger worthy organizationNielsOU oVns trie of the firteSt cofnets we liaVe yet seen ahd lie plays It too: England has pome to b6 knowp m a Los PROSECUTING ATTY! J of the Students of history will not be slo We hear travelers remark After to recognize the fact that the United States Is fast approaching condition's lh'oVo Is Ml heasaht arid theft comes Silch refhArki lii'd iVI t'e whlcli precipitate revolutions' A spir" Richfield” Richfield Is isacientraltoint Stepk comof discontent extant The 'it should taken to tike ddVaritage of be do" satisfied are not the with mouallty Dissent ion ft orircentVal location and rnakeot ings of the leaders PollVicil fidd k model tAYnl distMbliti'rig on every hand should c'ffer Inducetient We are Disunion point asunder rent parties spreading broadcast’ Confidence is 10 have established - licYe tb'ciFjAt shaken Bankruptcy Is increasing sh°P of the II 0 W’- set ipiirt i knot Is Reformation f°r a Prk get ughod sys tetri of vrite'r Anarchy intimated works in clcctric lijSjht system and is demanded Criminations are bitt-etelephone connection Wit) the £et Utah is the Statesmen are perplexed Peace be good harbor The distressed ofrt Shin tho word will go abroad ‘‘Cotrie let us moo Land of State will find a safe ‘anchor in 8° UP to the land of Richfield i the jj valley of Sevier that we rhay pi take Utah’s patriotiim' ence between a Protective and Revenue Tariff also define Free Trade ( T A Jeffry SVjAfr3 be used: Th6 UoyS have Spent nearly 00 in purchASlhj hbft instru- merits add expect to sfldnd half thdt much more III thb near futilfc Tills s enterprise drtd the boys Should be J J?ditor Censor— Explain the ' ! W E Robinspn O I assessor a collector: John II Curfew Lumber Yard I Loa M Hansen always ready and our Mill is MWAVS SUPPLIED WITH ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER MOULDINGS OF VARIOUS KINDS AND SHINGLES We are also Contractors and builders Call and see for yourselves Our prices are fuir MOKNK A MILLER RICHFIELD I CLERK k COUNTY RECORDER "CJPNTY e nnd Boy’ Kobe and Burial Shoe I Teasdalc Itanksville Cliarles Snow William S Rust S Planing KicVi-evldcnc- i ('D dependent paper is previleged t'o sup- port any party for any p'ositiob lor '101 lc may hnmed We are noil the organ of tiny pnlitlc&l patty but seek to publish the news We blaitaj to give an impartial report of all po- litical gatherings An independent j paper is better able to give art Unbiased report than one that looks through! ipirtisAh goggles' I riirtir'fTopV AVNE COUNTY Our ‘ : - (mu' Tliri City Courted did Hot kill the Brass Hand by talkirig of withholding the City instruments from thd boyv! On the other hand it PrgCd the boys to renewed diligence They showed accused of being a much deternlinatioii Id rdsrintlrig the Democratic organ because we See fit supposed wrong ahd are now prosper-t- o An g support Bryan and Sewall Silver iristhlments Will nicely j -- Vi- value the be recognized courage the sold ict boys c Shipp ' -- of — a lso City Council should be enough interested in the affair to prepare a suitable storage fur the hoys' equipmehts Should a riot break out MhUtt niitiDTriliv Hans RaSmiisscb 'onniy Clerk— Sam'l G Clark ilecordei Jacob M Laiirltzon Assessor -- Charles Andcrsort 'ollivtor -- Fred G WllleS Sheri IT— John W Coons Maglehy nipt Schools-Jac- ol) Treasurer II It Hanson ironor— Asa P Hawley 'rosocutlng Alt’y— J II JeririlnuA nrvoyor-- P D Shoebsr osiers W’ts k Sl’rs— P 0 Peterson fheep Inspoetor— las Crosland aunty Physlelati — C E tVost assortment CaskefsCoffms&Furivishijv£s — We believe the II A Abbott A We keep on hand a fine t TION trlbn two Democflts and one Republican on the hol'd Such very ideas a re foreign to the pin of nonpartisan elections We alioJd ‘‘look at the heart the soul the mu and not his politics" Resides wio II could select u better school board Many boys are restloss and cannot jour town? Mr Ogden Is reputed D content themselves in school They be a thorough businessman Mr Stev aro good workers for a season but are art an experienced and ’success!! alllected with regular spells of uneasi- teacher Mrs Orrock no one w8 ness We would like to see introduced Question made an enviable reputatloi into our public school system a good as a primary teacher elementary meehauical course under the tutorage of a competant Instructor The National Guard of Utah hti JJ not flourished of late The boys be The Utah Ti epctery it seems makes came discouraged because of ho epsome assault upon the Mormon System campment the Legislature not haV-(ieach session of the Prespetery of log made sufllcient appropriations late At Provo II II Roberts declar- - pay the expenses Of late however ed in his answer to the“Tcn Reasons" word has been received atUo k'hcad “I am ready to defend oiir every prin- - quarters that the company is entitled ciple against All Comers” to MO Thu boys are speculating as the gauntlets who to how they had better spend thy money Manyaru in fuvttf of tin en campment others believed it should be used to prepare a suitable armory" - ll PUBLIC with themselves Our L 1 S choir is fast resolving tself Into a Juvenile collection Many old members have withdrawn and the children's voices when heard with adults complete the medley i & A Bishop JM"PFR! NT UNDENT 1 1 nt Richfield Sevier County Utah by George II Crosby U dertak'eris &C mtractors Westill hear some Republican eon plaining of the result or our scPol election Many of them cannot unflnihe 'dpPlOE Q - |