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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

A notable example of big result pro-
duced hy small means is found in The fact
that lead pencil users have whitfield away
several big forests Of cedar trees IA
Europe and the supply Of wood suitable
for lead pencils is practically exhausted
ia the ola World. An order has just been
placed by noted German firm of pencil
makers with q California lumber com
pany for large quantity OF sequOia wood
which Is found 10 be The best wood now
available for pencils. The sequoia is the
big tree of California. IL seems 100 bad
that The grand old giants should Doe sacri-
feed. aud especially that their end should
be lead pencil shavinss.-Paper Makers
Monthly Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

REMAINS butter is coming IN
freely and lower prices may be expected
Receipts Of eggs are larger and the mar
kct is lower. The markets are well
stocked with early vegetables. ana prices
have gone down considerably since lasl
week The following are this week b
prices. - .
ITTER-Fancy dairy, raise; choice
dairy. lIHlGc.. choice family packed
lJafSc.. choice store (packed), l-qljc.i
common grades. 5Gsc.
EGGS-ln crates, near by and iresh'
lie. In crates. fresh ANA clean, lonllc-t
i'm barrels and boxes 0resh. lOullc.
POULTRY Spring chickens darse). per
mound. 2Oa2jc. small per pound. "pp
30 winter chickens, lJIlSc.. ducks
divei. Der pound 70Sc. hens dive, per
pound. gu9iac.; geese divel per head.
alM35c. ROSTERS told) per pound. 'H6c.
LIVE STOCK-Calvcs,p pound gross.
4a5c.. sheep. per pound %4fc.. beer
tcowsl. per pound 3nlhc.. heliers, per
hound. fQJc.: steers, per pound sl2H"c. ,
spring lambs (chOiccl, per pound "3"'4c.i
hogs tsmam. per pound, '4nO4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

NEW YORK. May l3.-Couon dun.
middhng Gult low middiins, ga pet
receipts $40 bales. gross. N.Tm bales.
~, nalcs- forwarded. $3.50 bales. sales.
g2S bales. spiuqcrs. - haics stock,
Total To-day Nct receipts 1858, bales.
eNrcrts Co Great Britain, l-fi bales
bales. stock 6ls.3sl bales.
,rotsl SO far this week. Net receipts.
143sg bales. exports 90 Great Britain.
l7.0-2 bales, Trance. 900 bales, Cont
Total To- september list. Nct receipts.
o f4Tn-q bales. exports 90 Great Britain
8is9eS1 bales, France. .''.ot' bales. Com
NV ORLEANs. May H Cotton lu.
.rres Quiet. sai.s. -i 1000 bales. May. n-i.
furp $50. July. 01o, August cas- Sep
femher. GA. October oil, November
as. December. g. Is, January God
LIVERPOOL. May d.. Noon. Cotton
~ al prices unchanged. American mid
Hing 3 1882 sales. 5000 bales. Amcri-
can 9u bales. speculation and exports,
5OlO bales, receipts lA-" lal aA
Uni moderate. American Widllmg, Z.
Inne-.Iuly 3 36-Giu3 i'-dl, July August
= s7-G4d3 1901. Ausu1t-Nc september 3 'l-oi
~ 3S-6i. cptemher-Octobcr 5000, oc-
49, ~oyemhcr. SO 'u-4. November Dee
cemher il-6i December January
a 4v.G4. January February 3 t2-di Flu
fures easy tenders 100 bales new dock
sfe and lOD bales old dockets.
y N.-gottOn American mitdling :.
Nfav 3 85-GiN3 3G-Gl. seller. May-June
81 64li3 s6-Gi. seller Juue-juiy, .G-tf
bvv.rs. July-AuEust. ai-6iNi i>-di
seiIer. August september 3 1N-nl16 'f'-ii.
n''iier, Septrnber-Oct . fi-hid3 iN-tl
sciier OGtohor- November. 3 iu-GtW3 il-tt
Sir, November December. 3 O-ffa
q ts-G4 seller. pecember-ianuary 3 i2-dt
az f3-Gl seller, Januaiy-FenrualN
a., 40 cfl,l 44-Gt seller. February 40 srcl
- f.Gta8 l5-G4. value Futures closed
ottiet but steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

WILMINGTON, y. c.. May lS 5,,-';osd
steady. strained. Sll'i F'''
'.',rits turpentne firm at 2''2c
crude mrpcntnc steady ha'o' S''-''
.NftN%AH. GA. May l3-Turpenti
80. 81 r,artat opened at 2G4c.' with safes
~ % sIa '', casks. closed at 26'9c. sales 40
asks: receipts. a31 casks Ss,os 100 barrels.
Rosin-Good s'ra 81 AZ Isl a. ST 20: f. si4o:
4 ki Il 8 i Fl S,ii.75. l. sis5al.9o. X 500 500,
" w. o. NJ S545: y. $40 window glass
$50. water white. - .. Nav - rur.
CHARL-fSST0 oN,n mig ne doing s@' receipts. %
Rosin-Good strained firm at Sl.o'eilo'
receipts. 200 barrels. -, 90 D.
WILMINGTON; y. {. LA nay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

RICHMOND. VA. May IL, 1855.
CattIe-Receipts. goo head, sales, 800
head
sheep and Lambs Receipts, 80 head,
sales. $50 head. go
Hoss~Receipts. 2J0 head; sales, go
head
Prices: Cattle, best, 4i2c. to sc. gross.
medium 10 good. 3iac. 10 i4c., Gross
common to iair. 2i4c. 20 D4c.. ross
buns. PIC. 10 30. gross sheep &c. 10 ttc.
gross: lambs Jc. 10 &C. gross hoss' 10
GIG. net
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

ST. LOUIS. May l3.-flour ilrm pa
tents SI35uE4j: choice. S2O)g2io. 49,.
Wheat higher. May. 61i4c.. july. bf9
6ii.c., September. p5lzc. -
corn higher: Nay sac; July, 49ls4
4yzC.. September. itisc.
oats lower. May =oisc.. June. -9hc''
ScpicU Der, &c.
Pork STANDARD mess, SID
Iard-Prime steam. 500. choi q. 900.
Bacon-S Shoulders. 500. longs. sD.",
claar ribs. sD.G.ll. short dear sts..s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY -.
ARRIVED.


MOORE Died. at his residence, No SO
HuIl street Manchester, YESTERDAY al ~
o COX; 81, "a, vaar of his axe.
Funeral from Bainbulge-Street bapt.sll
church THIS ,Tuosday) EVENING az 81"
o'clock. Interment I'm Maufy cemele y.
Friends and acquaintance lhFl'eu TO "'-
tend No flowers.
Baltimore papers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14
LOST Or FOUND.

7 OsT-SCNDAY, MAY 18TH. on
- broad from First 70 Fourth Or Mar
ehau from First to ST johns German
Lutheran chur1 h. or Fourth street north
OF Broad. CHILD'S OPEN-FACE SILL
YER WATCH. Finder viii return same
TO 3O7 east Broad and receive reward.
MalS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

gao; calves. 81 5Od525 Texas. S2a5.23.
H1gs-Reccipts, $500 head. market
slow early. closing steady; heavy packing
and shipping lots. ~. Sat ~: common 70
choice mixe,l S4.3ad4I5 choice assorted,
sI5O44.Gj. light, S4.3jq 40, pigs, >j.4o4
"A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

CINCINNATI. May 13.-F1our market
active and firm. winter patents, $1,000
3 "a. family. -. lO02 -. extra. S23Ju2.JO
Wheat offerings ample: market firm.
Corn quiet. No . mixed, 55c.; No. =
white. lIc.
oats quiet: No. . mixed. 3lc.
Fork quiet and steady mess. $40 -.
Lard auiet: steam leaf and kettle. 81;
prime $50.
Dry Salt Meats-Loose shoulders. s.;
short ribs. So -; short clear sides. $3.50
Eacon steady. loose shoulders, So 20:
short rib sides. sos. short clear sides, 81
Whisky easy and quiet al SL2j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

MRS. GRANNIS AND QUEENSBERRY
she THANKED Him for Wha, He Did, aud
Now lie Thanks Her.
NEW YORK, May s-Mrs. Elizabeth b.
Grannis read at last Saturdays meeting
OF the National Christian League seg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14


rfffrAGo May ly.-AdviceS from tut
lin lil, lam connfrV' aid not indicate mn
$500 had suffered from the itos'7 Vi
N.,,}ax and Sunday nights. Inc So
..,.s vas reflected in M easier oP-ii,i.,'
t mai market to-day. but az Wy I'm,
on ,l-"' fhe crowd bad worked ihclu-
., int, "A fcverish cOndluoh 2NtI s.
predictions of continued II,t",,'S hc crow
i.nioht and appreheNsiN' lidN "a 1T-t 10
W. ..,,tr would not fare so Vel "rl -ii1
ui7 800 fnrtv-twO hours. bought iie'is
ttb efprf and long wheat j ~. "n
assv start the mark itN ,o.,~0
,.,riue bun one. win pIiNce ~ .ioea
.f anprcciatiOn OF lisc- ~ Wy az
t,, "dihlre.t opcned from GAS u ufAc3
tifnfd 40 Gi7Ac. then rulea ti.n I'm
rlrner closing al h''.' ~. 7into sold
Saturday cash wheat 'saiii t.'os, Win
a., etaadv prices, bat closed s''o"7' WIN
int.orvs Tho corn belt sent in reports OF
i,n,aeo fo that grain this moIiii. ~, 6V
..t.,a1 fO be the eifal'7t nav
f.net and that state was ~ -"
'h' ,.tstfaffou at severe irrrAlhS t"-
nii+ Tie disposition among tlalo' 49,,
Verse To taking any Ilsh oiiroo1v COM
side. and those VINO y" h1t ,haracrer
,,4ttcj TO contracts OF M, ,i,"r, nm
mll'l ~, Inclination 10 close them ~
49, ton. was therefore li a. ~ ~ I'M,
.,,ennV of which lending auu', 80 -,iarad
rnasis to the feeling Juy -og.c. and
,. oi.Q-na-c.: sold htlNtCn "' ,cS..r
ao1 Yesterday cash corn ruled b S,eSus
and closed hrm az ,.c. dls etn WV of Wheat ana
oais-No' i,nnin,ortcd 10 oats. The sym
D oth 6ctwecn the markets as,n n9~' Was
,t-1 fn sustain prices 3 rarti,lI-
nSl oes traders had control rover of ,h 5a1
ii-.N t, ,,ash oats were easy 10 "''II|s
at & II dS5e , %s'' ea ssI Three be a 1Tssf.
DO provisions. me stacnaton that pre-
stool t ,n his market The hos m ,rro
6oa so s9e5fe6 ~ no a Sssr1" s. lro@
duct being aleu- ,ork closed nc. higher
i ,.9, yii ara 33,.c. higher, and july rO7'
% .fiIc hicher. ,, as follows. Flour
cash 9r9 ',oral and some export inquiry
e wheat IA" dSSgdc 30 , ,ea' 81 Si ga 5orb
SO. corn. o9 , So n &. 0T abs. sii63eiS
100 .',. '-,' S,'95l537la sides S5.3''s20'oi
ii, h.-lNv Sl.2i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

pArTfNORE. MAy l3 Flour quiet.
,,.(,tIre superior S235H2in: do. extra.
$500 a1 family. s.; I5f3ap; winter
SSserent patent. SONis>1. spring DO, $3.50
III. DO straight S.ta 80
..''esiIc June. 614lc bid. July, Ol4l
G So August. C7AG6ii.c; steamer No.
. Eel G5u65Ac.; southern toy sample
'Vx orS firm; mixed spot. o53zaoo7sc.; May,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, May 10.
Cattle Receipts. 1900 head marker
weak and partly Jnl0c lower: common 10
extra steers, 81 95q625: stockers and
feeders, s273Ji,sV; COWS and bulls, Sl.75
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.

LONDON. May U.s. Bar silver .r.i.
q T.. Paris adVlccs quote 8 uDr ccnl
rcntcs ~ frames. .2is centimes Tor th
account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC, May II. 1895
sun rises ,,
sun sets ........-.......-. -,
Moon rises .................'s' +'i-''- ~ ~,
DAYS length III. 'iii
HIGH TIDE.
Morning .....s......s'. 'ss'''' '''-''' -
Evening .........sssstssttsf ftt' tf'f''''
PORT or WEST POINT. MAY -. ls95
ARRIVED.
Steamship panville, Murphy, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo
Steamship Dorchester. Parker, bdlu-
more passengers and general cargo
Steamship Guyandotte. Walker, Ne"
YORK. passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Danville. Murphy Baltimore
messengers and general cargo.
Sfeamship dorchester. Parker. Boston
via Newport News and Norfolk, passeh-
gers and general cargo. ,,-.t.-u IN.
Steamship Guyandotte walker HSw
York via Newport News ana NolIolh'
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

IMMATURE ALMANAC, May H. 1897.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-13
THE PRIZE WINNER.
Charles 4. Gardeners Second
visit To- RrYan.

The man who f,si opened the Bryan
opera house four yeare ago wi h that
most excellent production, "Falhe
land, and sang as be only ten could
sing 1.-THE Liac., flied the house 20
the doors again last night The audi
ence was estimated at 500 people. Tie
report went round yesterday afteuoO n
that Gardner would not appear at the
performance hecau Of severe cold,
and the audience was much graiided
when Il was announced before the eur.
tain that although be had not appeared
in the leading roe Tor seven nights, IN
con- equerce OF his peasant memories
OF Bryan and ia recognition Of the big
house given him, De- would play here.
The pr.ze Winner is not strong in an,
sense, aud Therefore not o. be- compared
With "Falhcriand, which is rich 10 tie
resouiccs Of lefned German comedy.
The play la.t. night pre-. ents a simple
pot, with ia'sares II sparkling dia.
'ogue aud one really thrilling srua ion,
the duel, the fall over he cliif. Karl to
the rescue, the attempt If the william TO
cut the rope and biz death at the hands
OF wiukle.
Gardner is the soul Of the piece; his
acting was easy, graceful anl natural,
aad entirely above criticism, but his
.iugins was very poor ether f.om cold
~ voiec failure aud he gave IL up soon.
content to join iu the choIuse.. IN.
s cad Of crItici.ing. this, however, the
audience felt only regret and sympathy
flr the failure OF an honest effort. The
support was only pas.able; the villain
was weak and very clumsy, and the
supposed funny man, jas McE hsnn,
whose part was evidently stolen from
some comic opera, ovrrdid % O. the eN.
tent of making every one tired. Miss
Frances Whiteholse, as leading lad.
WIS very natural in her 1--we scenes
with Gardner, AMI proved horelf
perfect mistress OF expression. oral
and facial Mr.. Gardner made an ad.
mirlble German fran, and lhr child
characters were very acceptable. a
browning feature of the Performance
was lhe Tyuloaa TITO, whose singing
ELECTED storm ct appaucanl repeated
encore.
Manager Nike Gel greatly ,ncour.
over the success oi tho sycut, and viii
doubtless be- stimulated 90 secure only
the bet attractions in ,he future, de-.
pending upon the people II Bryan to
show such appreciation OF his efforts q,
was given la.t night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-13

The daily will be found far more et.
feciiye for advertising than hand bills
or dodgers, and much cheaper also.
For music, sorgs aud mirth hear the
Smith Sisters. They receive ovaiions
everywhere.
Ladies Ariel sexteiie tonight
whea, bran, hay, cottonsecd meal,
hulls and all kinds OF feed stuifs always
on hand. Prompt delivery. Phone s..
t4.lw 7. =. CAsrLrs.
The Daily Eagle 10 any part Of tie
cts for 10 cents a week. Send In your
uame and place Of residence.
Mrs Gertrude smith, prima donna
ofihe Ariel Sexieitc, has sung beiore
European audiences wi h CREST "a cess
At the opera house Dec. 49,
W. W. Mike, agent, has a rev stock
Of ooufeelions, fruits, nuts, cigars aud
tobacco, toys, fireworks, etc, In the
Zennalti block. Give him a call.
John b. Mike leads all competitors
m family supplies and his goods flt
the holiday traie, turkeys, mluce meat,
fruit cake supplies, etc, may he bought
yerv cheap. ll.6,
From now on / will have full
stock Of the celebrated McAli,ter coal
on hand. Can supply you Ia any guam
tity. Phone me. Prompt delivery.
Phone 81. 7, J.. Castles.
The lsmous Smith Sisters tonight.
can supply your cotton seed hulls
or any other kinds offced suit. ,rrompt
delivery. Phone S.. I. ,. Castles
John b. Mike has a ear load oI nice
fresh apple, which hei' scl'iug very
cheap. id0t
Always on hand fresh line of feed
studs at the south End feed store.
Phone ~. ]. C. BlcG.
When Ia want oi feed, either wheat
bran, oats or corn, call on J. C. Beck
Of the south End Feed Sore Low
price. Phone 90.
Cotton seed meal and hubs delivered
b any part Of the city. Phone ~.
j. &. nrcg
New Year reception announcements
and calling cards neatly printed al the
Eagle Office
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-13
LITTLE LOCAL.


Hear the smiths tonight
Business improves every day now.
Tn two heaters made tie opera
house wiim issl nigh No danger Of
getting cold any NOR, in any Kind Of
weather
The people 81 Corie,na appreciated
good hing The Smiths have been
engaged fra return laIc at an ade
yanced price
The Review t. 90 receipt Of an invita-.
lion 10 attend the annual %. y X. tall
at Bryan ou Thur.day evening, Dec
20 The annual Junction. Of this club
are a fixture ia Bryan, and add lusire
{, its social lame. -Naya. Ola Review.
The people Of Bryan have about got
len over their lear Of the Link time but
whai d. they think II the II & q. v.
flank liue?"
=Rememhcr Emden'- Oyster Panor
will be opened after the performance to.
night. The only drsrcla pace Of The
kind ia the city Your trade will b.
appreciated.
The city council meets tonight, aud
among other things ther, will be pre-.
scented to that august body petition
for better -ircet. in the southern part
OF town We hope the council will give
ear unto the cry and that We may have
better streets east west, north and
80.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-13
us NOT IN II

Bryan now has daily. our sister
cat Away. does it, best g. follow Nav.
as1ta's lead, aud ough, TO be enc a..
asel ia her efforts 10 catch up With Us.
-Naya-ota Review.
Ne The Review ha, nothing 90 10 With
the Navaso.a daily, the use II the word
"us' ia this connection l. doubtful,
But the Review is more kindly. II
says "rh Bryan Daily Eagl, is the
hta-t journalistic venture. aud We are
indrb ed to It's clever publishers,
Messrs. Comedy, Palmer q Carues Tor
a specimen copy
Thanks, very much.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-13

with us and Il is pleasure for Us to show him to you and
the little Don't forget am Headquarters for Holiday
Goods Of All Kinds and when ,ou start out to buy your
Christmas Presents don't forget to call ON
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-13
THE wEILRoRE soBsEEY.

Constable j D. raqubar came mp
fom Wcnboru last night aud lodged In
Jan. j. p. Wsller mul 40 barber and
ev.c.u,ic. Waller is the man Who
broke into me a. 80. Eaylcr saloon, at
Wel.born night before ash and Doc ac.
knlUledgcs the Grim, and says be-
wants TO get into Che peuiieniiary as
'oou as possible Ills presence IN the
store was discovered by party going
Tor a doctor al late hour, and Doc was
given hot ohasc under rapid ak
shoote. d.y hy Leonard Gentry AVID au-
other party aud subsequently caught
at Mi'licar. H. will doubtless be PET.
miitel o. break into the pouitentiary at
the irst ',rm of court
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-13
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Shepard Is qui'c i,k
Dr.. Jo, Goodwin Is iutuwn 60 lay
Alberta ADAMS aas lex yesterday
Gu. Gohre Of Ede. IS here today
Jack Buchanan J. o u from HonstI 10.
Mr., John r. Ilanwa w-ntt, Dallas
tdny.
a. W. Royder, Il Wel'hom VAS her.
today
John Payne OF Edge. VAS here yes.
erday
Dr. Bar Of wcllborn vasin town
yesterday
Mrs. j. Barrow va. 81 from WelIbou
yesterday
Ell. Edd'eman wen up to Waco
this morning
Constable I'd FIquhar is up fom
Wclborn today
John q lalor received carload o'
burgi,s Yesterday.
Dr. Julius Zllch wa. here hom vii.
low Hole esieriay
Mrs Jas Cooper and daughter, Of
near College, are in the city.
R,v Geo. T.. CIoihier. the new pas
tor II the Methodist church, will occu
ny the pulpi, sunday aud sunday
night
A. Milton Kennedy, of Me2ia, new s.
paper man, theatrical manager, secre
tary Of the Texas Bi.Me'allic League
bachelor. standing candidate fir mat
timony AMI p, round ru.iler ami good
fellow gene ally, is here in The interest
OF DE- Ariel sextette.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-13
BARGAINS THY SEEK.

Nov i the time to prepare ior Christ
mas. will sell this week
Chickens at Si.55 per dozen.
Turkeys, %, 90 and IS cents each,
Eggs at - l.2 cents per dozen
have everything good TO eat in my
line. Don't fail to see me before buying.
div IonN b. MiTr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-13
HOLIDAY Excursion.

Via the I. & q. y. to the Southeast
December Goth, 2lst and 22nd. Through
coaches to Chattanooga aud Atlanta
Can on D. j. Price, A. G. PA.
raIesllne. Tex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-13
THE DAILY EAGLE.
ny CONNOLLY. PALMER & CARNEs
MALCOLM CAnSrs. kdliot

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-31

were going to play it. Their curiosity
was satisfied completely, for more
lovely Interpretation and presentation
has never been seen in the rural dis
tricts. Every character was assumed
by an artist, sharing honors alike.
Miss Bennett, the lovely mountain
flower, the dashing jockey, the parlor
beauty, was irresistible; Miss Adams
was interesting; Mr.. Kimball as Frank
Layson was sublime; Mr.. Thompson
as Col. Sandusky Doolittle, made a
Kentucky horse admirer of the high
est type. The role of Joe Lorey, the
moonshiner, was superbly presented,
as was also the darby character by
Mr.. Bennett.
Last night "Maud Muller" was pre-
sented. Matinee Saturday at two
o'clock.
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hope to pay for our plant in two years
aud still make SIS on each COW.
A. D. STEWART :
ADJUSTMENTS,
THE GOLDEN GIANT MINE

THE GOLDEN GIANT MINE.
The Golden Giant Mine has been
called by as many different names as
there are words in the present name.
It was Miss, the Child of the Sierras,
once and first, and BARLEY Campbell,
the author, was called before the cur
tain at its first production. The
plagiarist changed few lines and the
name, and BARLEY is not connected
with the play any more. The Golden
Giant Mine has been played here be-
fore. The story has been repeated,
and repetition is unnecessary.
Thompson's Comedians, the interpre-
ters Monday night, call for attention
alone. It was as pleasant for the
audience to see first-class company
as it was for the players to see first
class audience. The company is COM
posed of artists almost above criticism.
Mr.. Bennett and Miss Maxwell we're
alone weak in the parts assigned to
them. But Mr.. Kimball, as Fairfax,
the hero, and Mr.. Thompson as Jack
Mason, were so far above the average
player that visits this section that criti-
cism is undeserved. Mr.. Kimball has
an emotional voice, heroic form, and
moves with natural ease. Mr.. Thomp-
son, as Jack Mason, the gambler, was
a perfect study in humor and pathos.
Mr.. Turner as Jim Bixby,was an ideal
interpreter of the semi-humorous part.
Miss Bennett not only distinguished
herself as a clever little soubrette in
the play, but as a serpentine dancer
after the third act when she went
through the evolutions of the serpen-
tine dance under the bright rays of
the calcium light. She created SEN
sation, of course, but sensations are
what the public want. Miss Adams
as Ethel Wayne, kept up the stand
ard of the company.
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his fluent pen.

E 1t is with great pleasure that The
GAZETTE records the organizing Of CO.
operative creameries in various Sec
tons of Redwood county. Creameries
are the light that will show the fal M
ers of Redwood county the path out
of bondage, and the GAZETTE holds up
the light with an anticipation of a
brilliant future for our farmers.