Show i 4 uL' Richfield Mrs Charles Erickson and children are visiting in Ephraim Dr Herbert is in Beaver O IT Barber of ' Jim Jenson la home from Salt Lake I ?a??r I field I For Ticnics Orrock’a has the the Westera News- - nloniPeifc Thursday in J ftemembsr the Dear Departed i Show Rich-Cit- y s The park is ODeof the most successfulventures tried in this section for a long time Out of a Glanvil'le and Murdock have retired thousand trees so far not one has died &9 publishers of the Wasatch Wave This has been an extra good season for trees and all who planted orchards L E Carter of the Anna-bell- this spring are a head just that much Principal schools has gone for the summer to his home In Iowa" The Denver apd Rio Grande Ex- cost groceries in town Jensen-Asimn- choi-- 1 Enduring Everlasting Grave Stones ARTHUR HENRIE -- has established his Marble Works on Center Store and Is a press company will discontinue business in the Rio Grande Western Rail- A farewell benefit party was held last night at the Opera House in hon- way a short time hence and Wells or of Elder Lester Wright Oar early Fargo and Co’s service will replace it DR KARL 6 MAESER’S press tiouy excludes an account of the The change will be much appreciated as affair from this issue the new company is the better one “School and Fireside” of JOstlund the hustling merchant is fiow fireside Is MONROE Elsinore lias lately put two men at work on his Lone Tree claim on Gold 'Mountain We hope he meets with fortune at the claim this season for he deserves it Ren Lisonbee has gone to Salt Lake City on his bicycle ONLY o published No school complete without it A handsome book in throe modern styles Monroe is not dead bub sleeping your regard for those who have gone before In St East of p prepared to make grave stones and do all kinds of 'T" Cemetery Work Co-o- FIRST-CLAS- S WORK EXCHANGED INSCRIPTIONS rnD CiOSmG $200 $275- - 375 containing 400 pages including 122 half-ton- e elegant portraits FrontisFresh butter always on hand at arI have purchased the entire stock of furnHello! Monroe city dads bow about piece is a full page picture of Dr rack ’s Maeser iture that formerly belonged to Charles Anderson i the Fourth of July you’re nearly sleepAgents are wanted in all Dennisonllarris formerly of Monroe ing It is high time something is parts of the United States Utah in and wish to sell it all without moving It to Monbut now of Juarez Chihuahua Mexico being done for a rousing celebration particular roe will MILLIONS of books are being pubI accordingly sell this spent the week in Sevier County visiting relatives former neighbors and iro Dennison Harris of Jaurez lished annually thousands of canvasse friends All are glad to see Mexico is visiting relatives in Mon- ers are selling them but only a LIMITED few are worth your time to him back again roe read Tell the canvasser so when he calls on you and BUY DR MAESER’S Mrs Constant Thueson FOR SALE presented BOOK A City lot and house with three her husband with a bouncing boy last Sale begins Monday April 23 and will last fooms a good well stable and corral week Con wears a grin from here THE SKELTOX PUBLISHING one month if the goods hold out across the street All are doing well CO situated in the north-eapart of the n 0 MAGLEBY city For particulars apply to Provo Hull Mrs Loring is now located in the Mrs Sarah A llalcs old New York Store with c fine line Proprietor of millinery goods strawberries have never been considered a successful crop in Richfield BIDS WANTED Tiie but President Seegmilier has succeed- hands Butcher shop has changed Bids will be received for the buildfrom Joel Anderson to John ed in ing of a school house at Wallsville raising a most beautiful crop Jorgenson Success to you John tlie opening of bids at July 7 1898 this season They are plentiful till large Plans and well flavored as any we have ever and specificatirns can be seen Mr Anderson is soon to go to Rock at Secretary J C tasted The secret of his success lay's Cowley's in WallSprings from whence became sville The board reserves the right in mixing sand with the clay soil to reject any and all bids not con TAKE TIME read this advertisement Last Monday Johnny Webb hauled We always state facts sistent with the interests of the dist-- I that are truths and and Golden Gate tea in sealed cans is the first of rocks on his lot for load values are that you intrinsic give rict bargains and 3t only 20 cents per can at Orrook’s a new house Look out surpass all others Johnny it looks G Brugger Chairman suspicious and Henry W Hales and wife of with Deseret spent the week in Richfield all Care Tuft also wears a of grin while with their nephew Joseph S Horne hauling rocks for a new dwelling JOKE ON THE OFFICER v $1000 STOCK AT bid-tim- COST i st r THE WONDER RICHFIELD' UTAH f Springis The male population ol Monroe at present Some have gone to married to Miss Anna Gledhill of the War others to the reservoirothers to the mines aud yet others to the Provo ot her home last Saturday sheep herd and those who are left are President David John performed kept busy on the farm the ceremouy We extend greetMrs Richard Robinson and family ings to Mr and Mrs Bowman of Parogoonab Iron Co came to see her brother Dennison Harris who See the Elsinore ad is paying Monroe a visit Go to OMagleby and Co for all It will pay you to go to Elsinore Co- summer goods It is the cheapest op to trade Contractor J- - II Bowman was t scarce J Co-op- 's t store in town t Yosemite coffee the cheapest and best yet at Orrock’s II 0 Magaieby is hauling furniture from Elsonore and will soon have his new building completed He has the finest line of furniture in Southern Utah FOR SALE The Thief Catcher Unsuspectingly Give HI Salt to a Wavon Thief to Clean There is a good story told' on a prominent official of Allegheny says the Pittsburgh Dispatch He denies it is vouched for by another but its truth well-know- n official Some days ago the story goes the former official happened to be going into his residence on one of the prominent fares when he saw a man thoroughacross the street with several hurrying pieces of men’s wearing apparel on his arm The man was walking in the direction of a wagon nearby that belonged to a cleaning and dyeing establishment It struck the official that he would have one of his spring suits cleaned and he hailed the man thinking he was in charge of the wagon However the fellow proved t9 be a thief and had just robbed1 a hall-rac- k here our store is crowded new arrrivals of kinds Spring Goods New Spring Dress New Wash Fabrics Nsw Laije Goods Curtains New Laces New Embroideries New Ribbons nats New Trimmed Ilats New Sailor j ' New Flowers Our I New nat Shapes New and the Latest Milline ry( New Stock Staple Dry Goods! New Men’s Spring Shits J New Boys’ Spring Suits New Spring Pants New Working Shirts New Spring Underwear N£w Spring Hosiery Furniture Department is all new and complete We have a larger stock on band than ever before and our prices are lower than ever Our carpets are brand new Our stock of baby carriages is in aDd thev are a marvel of cheapness OUR PRICES SrEAK FOR THEMSELVES Our aim to save you money is ever successful M and S Krotki A lot on 1st South street belonging in a neighboring boarding-hous- e to the Relief Soiety East from Geo When the offieiaT cried out to him: Teter is Nielsen Ogilives For rarticulars enquire of moving bis cprral P mister T have a suit I w'ish 'Say farther lot his A into move you A B Thurber good would have cleaned” the thief took in come again on the board the situation and saw that he had been Look out for the big bargains that taken for the driver of the wagon He Falber Julander died June 2 He will arrive about the 12th of June at coolly went over and got the official’s was one of the first to embrace the suit The thief was Cliicgo Store well out of sight gospel in foreign lands and came to before the real driver of the wagon reMonroe with the first settlers He turned und the truth became known Men’s clothings and was an unassuming man and lived an TO SUBSCRIBERS furnishing goods Boys and childrens clothing AUSTRIA’S life DECADENCE He will be called upright surely an to be sold at 10 per cent discount amount of money is due us Quite during June was cheap before upiu the morn lag of the firit ressurec-tioon subscription and wo need it badly I No Place In the Tranuil There While in Denmark Father yet Please call and pay up STRAW Empire for Great Men Bar ulander laid his hands od the head of J r Mark Twain The Cknsok tf The balance of our season straw hats for Anton II Lund propheesying that he boys and children we will would yet become an Apostle This I mbst take passing notice of another clear off at low figures' has been fulfilled to the letter Asa point in the government’s measures for “Every one having notices of Pacik-ic- o husband and prophet we shall maintaining tranquility says Mark Bianchi supposed to be working ever hold father Twain in Harper’s Magazine In remembrance name his Everyas a coal miner in Richfield Utah body says it does not like to see any individual attain to commanding influabout 4 y?ars ago will do a favor to ence in the country since a man can Parasols sold at costs confer with his son Peter Bianchi Cavr’ Court become a disturber and an inconveniSince the beginning of the present (5304 statioD St E E Pittsburg Pa” “We have as much talent ns the ‘(VUr'i reign Eng’Ish'hns been' spoken at ence 2t the Russian court to the almost entire other nations” says the citizen reexclusion of French and to the dis- signedly and Without bitterness "but A fine variety of women's misses and childrens shoes and for the sake of the general good of the Mrs Taylor is again at the Chicago may of many of the slippers we are discouraged from mak- new courtiers This changed Btate of af- country store and is receiving large consignat sold gobds great discounts and hot only to the fact that ing ments of goods of all kinds call and fairs ia entirely owing the empress loses no 'occasion of show- discouraged but tactfully and skillfull see the new stock of Shoes Hosiery prevented from doing it if we show s ing that she prefers to confer in her ly too much ' persistence Mens Shirts othmother’s tongue rather than in any Consequently We offer some fine bargains to our costumers in we have no renowned men in centuries dry goods we can er She can of course speak German we have seldom not itemize those one— produced that is goods come and see we shad surely please vou French fluently But the last she A remarkably fine line of riding end seldom allowed one to produce himself! with the pronounced English acspeaks vhat no other nation driving and work gloves besides all cent that is so difficult to lose and We can say y carts of harnesses saddles and extras which if we are to believe many foreign of first importance in the family of ' ' n fact anything that goes on a driv- critics imparts a peculiarly ludicrous Christian civilisation gen say: That We full have a line of Universal stoves and Ranges sold at 10 perthere exists no Austrian who made ing herse a riding horse or a work complexion to what is said be the say-e- r an enduring name for himselfhas which is cent discount for cash ever so bewitching During the horse is found at Hansen Bros south familiar all around the globe” reign of Alexander III a vgorous atMain street 3t tempt had already been made to taboo They Are Insured The live of Queen Victoria and the tbg use of French not because it was Rusprince of Wales are heavily insured Childrens Sailors Misses kid gloves French but because it was not Just an Ived a fine assorment of furniture at as low prices as ai?y and no&y t jneems likely to receive but hojt to the extent of sian Lop Roth menand other things to numerous to child who' carries policies otc his life where in the state jta death blow —lkiltiinqro (Sun tion at Chicago Store aggregating $1250000 ELSINORE CO-O- ELSINORE UTAH CLOTHING -- n tTS Parasols ( SHOES it'iover-conspicuo- drygoods to-da- STOVES' FURNITURE Jl Jensoiv 9 |