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The Iola register., 1899-06-23
ENDORSING JUDGE STILLWELL,
The following are the resolutions
adopted at the Chanute Convention
which nominate Judge Stillwell

adopted at the Chanute Convention
which nominate Judge Stillwell
"The Republican, of the Seventh Judicial
District of kansas I'm b,diet ce to ths gcucral
sentiment of the people regardless ofpolltical
atiliauou, with increased pleasure and conf
dencc present TO them for reelection to the
high Office which hc has filed with great
distinction and satisfaction TO his constituents
for more than fifteen years, the name OF l..
sullwcll, the ideal Judge man OF high per
soual honor and iutegrilj, with II mind possess
ing the wisdom Of the law, q conscience to nd
minister it mpartially, unbiased by fear or
favor, and heart TO temper it only with jus
lice and equity,
"such Judge is II boon To society, con-
seGyalor Of the law and Judgment a terror to
wrong doers promoter Of virtue, II destroyer
OF vice Believing his decisions in the past
the nearest possible in harmony with law aud
Justice we most heartily commend him TO the
people as an honest and upright Judge, loved
for his personal virtue. and purity OF character
respected for his culture and legal attain
ments, aud honored by the citizens generally
as well as by the legal profession of the state,
for the correctness and righteousness Of his
decisions.
1--WE therefore ask the electors of this dis
trict to accept no uutued man, as an expert
ment, but to re.elec! Judge stllwel, an In.
corrupuble, experienced jurist, unbiased by
partisan spirit IN WIN or personal friend
shipsu
The Iola register., 1899-06-23

BACKACHE should never be-neglt ct-
ed 1t means kidney disorder, which
if allowed No run too long will result
in Brighrs disease, diabetes CT other
serious and often fatal complaints.
Foley's Kidney cure, is guaranteed
for kidney disorder. Evans Bros
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FINNIsH-A
The Central Committee Urges Thor
ough orRnnization.


New York, April 2.--rhs Finnish American
central committee, recently appointed by the
Finlanders resident IN the United states 10
organize in opposition in the Western Hem-
sphere to tho csnI's recent ukase for tho Rus
sihcation of Finland. today issued an address
to all Finlanders in the United states. Gail
ing on them to ''rise up as one man. strong
~ the knowledge OF the righteous cause, aud
uphold their sacred rights before the world.
The address points out that " is sought 10
uprout the constitution, to destroy Finland s
Finnish national existence by reducing the
country to the condition OF 3 mere Russian
province. and declares that four things are
10 be done persistently TO oppose this.
1 Call upon tho American and Canadian
press 10 uphold true and loyal people in
their struggle for existence.
q To hold mass-meetings
g. To seek TO interest people Of the United
States and Canada In the movement.
T. Aid in educating the Anglo Saxon neo-
pies In knowledge Of Finland. her ser
vices TO civilization. her history and her
rights.
pensea OF the Finnish delegation to Washing
ton, explains the necessity OF centralizing
the work rs much as possible. and counts
uron the Finlandsrs TO pursue their ianorA
with the greatest possible dispatch. so ~ 10
engage a speedy representation Of the cause
Of Finland 10 the government at Washington
ana through II to the United states delegates
10 the international peace congress, which Il
10 assemble at The Hague on May ], In
address is signed by officers 81 the cenlra
committed including Elsa Teksla, president
anc the members OF the executive committee
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CONSTRUCTION OF FEE LAW.
M'LENNAN COUNTY GRAND jury
TAXES ENCErTIoN TO IT.
Holds that Sn,nric. of Deputies
sho,Aid He substracted BEFORE the
Excess Is Computed.

Waco, Texas, April a,--Thc grand jury,
which has been in session since the nrst
Monday in March. adjourned yesterday.
having hied thirty-seven indictments: two
for murdsr, seyen for theft, four for
perjury ono for adultery, twp Tor burg
larry, two for unlawfully carrying q pistol
two for violation OF the local option law,
three for shooting craps, one for
gambling, six for failure to, pay occups-
ton tax and two for disturbing public
worship The grand Jury made lengthy
written report OF their lshors and while
they compliment the county officers, they
criticise their construction OF the foe bill
In that all save enc Of them take one
fourth Of the excess after their salaries
are deducted and before the salaries OF
their clerks or deputies are deducted. The
exception is Cullen r. Thomas, the county
attorney, Mr.. Thomas was member OF
the legislature when the fee bill was
passed and bases his construction upon
what he believes to have been the intcn-
ton OF tho legislature he deducts his
own salary and the salaries OF all his
deputies then takes one-tourth the OK
cess, The Others take their salaries, then
one-fourth the excess and charge their
salary list against he balance. The grand
jury admits that this construction is war
ranted by the wording OF the law. and
that n majority. II not all. the officials
throughout tho State have SO construed Il,
but strong plea is made for remedy
on economic grounds, The report has
created considerable discussion, hut the
consensus of opinion seems to be that the
law reads plainly, and that the construc
ton placed thereon by majority Of the
Officers will stand the test of the courts.
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DEVELOPMENT or Mrx,co.
Corpus CHRISTI Parties t,nvc secured
~ Ric Conversation

Corpus christi, Texas. April l.-pr. J.
pias Prieto. who was recently granted :,
immenge concession by the Mexican gov.
eminent, or in other words, given the sole
privilege OF reclsiming ssooo,0oo acres Of
rich mninS lands Ia the districts Of Moe
icsuma, Arispe and Submarine. Mexico, re-
turned home Thursday night fso;n bust
nose trim IN Mexico, where he went ahou.
two weeks previous to look after his re-
Gently acquired territory. whcn seeu yes
tsrday evening BY The Eos, Correspondent
and Intercepted as 10 the result Of his
visit 20 the sister republic that dis,in-
guished funcilonRry replied well. /
have succeeded in forming company Of
capitalists for the purpose Of developing
me lands embraced IN the governments
concession to me-
Where was your company organised
and what plan do you nroposes" asked the
Post representative.
The company was organized in Nogales.
Ariz., on March rs, the oapital STOCK OF
which is Sl,0Oo.00e ~ present. but viii
shortly be increased. The must important
object of the organization viii be TO sur
vey all the public lands embraced in the
plants, sell and lease lands for farms. and
develop the coal and mineral resources
OF all the land TO the fullest extent
The officers of the organization arc Dr.
J, DiaS Prieto Of Corpus Christi presi-
dent; j. n. Robinson (capitalisn. vice
president ". II. Robinson general attor-
rey Sonora railway, treasurer; T.. s. pa
villa publisher Of Mexico city,. secrc-
tsiyi II. r.. Spinslli OF Corpus Christi.
cor sulting secretary. The directors OF the
company are; J. u. Prieto, II. -. Spinclli.
Corpus Christi; II. Esperin, F. T. Davlla
W. s. Robinson, J. a. Bringas. Quay
mas, Mexico; and F, Saudcys.. a banker
OF Ncsales. Ariz,
Dr. Prieto stated that uron his departure
for home he learned indirectly that there
was large party of Northern immigrants
en- route, who We're coming to colonige on
the land anu develop the mining and min
eral resources OF the country. 4 lettcr was
received by the doctor a few days ago
from London stating that an English syn
dicate with capital of $4,000. 900 was de-
slrous of securing possession OF certain
portions Of the land and we're anxious to
close negotiations az once, This and many
other applications will be given TO the
members OF the newly organized company
at once for their consideration.
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conrnlc. Counts Teachers.

Gonzales. Texas April 2.-The Gonzales
County Institute (white teacheFsl was n
session here Friday and Saturday with
ts,r attendance. Prof. 7 L. Toland, pres
ident Of the Gonzales High school Is
tIenrv If W,aelder and Prof. j. w satcher
~ Gonzales. vice presidents, were present,
number of interesting papers were
read and several points relating TO schools
ana teaching were discussed
Prnf' A. G. Ellis OF the state uuiyeraitY
delivered a very interesting lecture at tbe
court house on Friday night which "as
n,rabar of Gonzales people. The eNsr-
cises closed Saturday evening and The
teachers departed for their respective
homes throughout the county.
The citizens Of the town took care OF all
the visiting teachers and their friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-03
SOUTH AND WEST TEXAS EDITORS.
Important Meeting 10 he Held at
Cuero April IL

Cueru April IL.
Beevlle, Texas. April 2.--In accordance
with a resolution adopted at the Sep
TENDER meeting in San Antonio last year
the South and West Texas Press assools-
ton will hold It's fifth semi-annual meet
ing in Cuero on Monday and Tuesday,
April II and 49, 1859. a full attendance
CT members is earnestly desired, as Off
GERS for tho ensuing year are to be elected
and other important business 10 be looked
after. All editors and publishers In the
state are cordially invited TO meet with
and become members Of the association
and assist in It's labors. Questions OF
vital Importance 10 the newspaper men OF
Texas VIII be discussed and acted upon
at this meeting and IL is sincerely hoped
All these interested who conveniently can
viii be present to lend their wisdom and
experience IN determining tAe correct
course to pursue 10 attain the ends de-
sired In the multitude OF counsel there
is wisdom" and in cooperation there Is
strength. As tho meeting VIII be called
10 order early Monday morning all those
VINO attend should leave their homes In
time to reach CueTo Sunday evening.
Members OF the press desiring further
Information viii write 10 either the presi-
dent or secretary Of the association
All papers interested In such matters
will please copy this announcement
a. 5. Crisp. Cuero star, President.
II. r. Moor, Bceyllle Pieayune, Sec.
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- IT. -
sMITpyILLE NEWS NOTES.
A ComplimentR,S Hop by the Young
Mems Social Club.

A Compliment~rS Hop by the Young
Mems social Club.
Smithville. Texas, April IA few DAYS
ago the young gentlemen of the city organ
lied Young eMns Social club and last
night rendered their many friends COM
plimentary hop at the Nancy opera house
About 100 neat and pretty invitations were
sent out and a very swell crowd attended
At the proper hour the grand march was
announced and was beautifully and sue
cessfully led by Mr.. 7, o. Hill and Mrs
Walton Hill The ball was very success
full affair and every one thoroughly enjoyed
themselves.
Work mas begun in earnest on the big
iron bridge to span the Colorado at this
place A large force of men and teams
have bsen busily engaged this week un
loading half dozen or more cars of heavy
Iron material and preparing the ground
for the erection Of this much needed struo-
ture. Contractor Mather Of Houston is on
tin. ground and expects to finish the bridge
in the specified time. He has already re-
ceived his first payment OF $4,000 from the
county.
NJ. f. Nancy is remodeling his elegant
residence in this city, making II wo-story
and having a very pretty ornamentAl TOOL
ptr on of the most modern design,
Born to Mr. and Mrs. D. o. Cogdale OF
this city on Tuesday. March ~. fine boy
haUy.
r. c. Bishop and R J.. Nichols shipped
Ia the st. Louis markets few days age
two cars of fat cattle.
Esquire Moore visited Austin this week
on business.
Miss Katie Dryer. one OF smithville'i
sweetest young ladies, is visiting her
friend, Miss Bessie Moyanhsn, OF Taylor
this week.
Il. Il. Turner, Esq. and Hon. Ben u
Grimes, two Of our representative busi-
ness men. paid Bastrop visit THURSDAY.
]. NJ. Moore, a merchant prince on Main
street, visited Elgin Thursday.
]. ]. Machann. young business MAJ
Of schulenburg, purchased the Harkrldel
x SAWYER stock of dry goods in this cltS
nj Assignee Lane this week and he vii
engage in business here
George C. Staples, who recently psr-
chased the smithville Transcript from W
NJ Cobb. has assumed charge MI W X
Moore who has had the paper leased. re-
ives and he and family leave Monday toi
I,an,pasas, their old home
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Henrne. Texas, Apru 2.-Easter sunday
was beautiful day in Hearns and gem
orally obCerved by services at the differ
ent chuches
The members Of the Christian faith who
reside mere have been making an earnchi
Mort to organize church Of that denom-
marion IN Hearne. To this end Rcv
Saunders Of Austin viii hold Il protraeied
meeting in the Masonic hall for week
and pasHibly longer He will be aSsih ed
in The song service by Mr.. Z NJ Doutbit
and wife. both we'll known singers Tho
servtnes promise 10 be interesting and It
is hoped that tho efiori Will result sue
cessfully
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-03

Bryan Texas April Colonel L. y
Foster president Of the Agricultural aud
Mechanical college. has notified superin
tendent 7 $. Minter of tho Bryan High
school that Il has been enrolled in class
A of affiliated schools and it's graduates
will he admitted in the third class Of the
A and NJ without examination The Bry
an school is also affiliated with tho State
University in all Ito branches except Latin,
and application has heen made to incluie
that
an excursion to Hearne today to pro-
tract-d meeting being conducted by Elder
b. b. Sanders OF the Christian denoniina-
ton
Prof W. A. Watkins of this city was
granted license by the district court yes
terday 10 practice law,
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for Joint building. covering two lots.
II. Troell has placed the order for the
large -four mill. NOW coins up ON The
banks OF the river one mile south OF tho
public square. The machinery will come
from Richmond. Ind.
The cighty-ton oil mill built here two
years ago has closed after most success
full season,
Tho water works. bought by the city
one year ago for sSt,ooo has just passed
the FIRST year In the hands OF the city.
and has paid back $4,000 clear towards pay
INK for itself.
u Is stated by drummers that this is the
most prosperous town In Southwest Texas
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cr.burne notes.

Cleburne, Texas. April 1.-The large
wholesale house OF the Heron Hodge
Grocery company is rapidly assuming pro-
portions. II is to be ready for occupancy
ny June /.
Mrs. II l.. willis. Miss ]. Ironig. 7. W.
scott and Rev. John v. Mccall have re-
turned from the State Sunday school coa-
yrn,ion at cameron where they repro
scnted the Presbyterian sunday school Of
Clehurne. They reported iCS present IRON
over the State. The next convention WIZ
meet IN Temple.
Travelling Passenger Agent }. r VIRGIN
OF the Santa Fe railway passed through
the city last night en- route to Dallas.
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yoNeoLrAN PHEAsANTs.
p,rS. Positively Hcfpse TO Become
wild About Denison.

Denison, Texas. April 1.-The Monaghan
rheasauts which have been raised in this
section and turned loose in the Red river
brakes have been nearly all picked mp
by farmers. The birds refuse 10 ny and
seem bewildered at their surroundings
This IS a great disappointment 10 sports
men who have at great deal OF expense
and trouble introduced the pheasant. The
experiment of stocking the country with
these game birds is likely to prove
total failure.
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CAPITOL
HOTEL.
%
F.A. HGTvey ST.
Manager,
Rates Ss.so to
81 per Day.
49,.

L. FpeEins, San Antonio. C. J. sorreils,
n, W, smith, ST. Louis, Mo. A. l..
E;o,s91.U st9n' II. ] Kidd, New York; n.
\ esn.,s Sston; Charles r. Lusch. New
6,rwona W Griffin st. Louis, Mo. 4.
Rsn,au AMI daughter, Gonzales, Texas;
3 Sss'syyst' Pine Bluff; d. S. Chllds. syr-
|Ns,, :; ] i. Baehman, san Antonio;
Eni,, new York; l.. I. Smith, Kansas
!, Li1 ana wife, Lincoln. III: Jules Lin,
D Nm, ~; p. II. Sol7enstein. Vir-
b., cnsssuinan. Chicago; A. d. Edgar.
nnn,Srss Grunewald, st. Louis, Mo. /;
"a NIsseyi sonney: Herbert Foster. Bal,
IbaA, al ~ y Mcfarland, Beaumont; q.
i Los1I. A Wood. Navasotg: D +. S. Nil
a b. p Spi j. Il. Daily, Kansas City,
L, / 1 ns 4, susden, New York:
illdispa ual,ly st. Louis, Mo: L. T. Mur-
q gIspous, G, W. Benson. Alvin, John
s AIS and wife. Galveston; II. NJ.
rsfEssSSssms r. W. smith. Houston /:
Horny; Houston: Edwin L. Me
lstoSS,o T. D. Beail. Wharton; Rev.
81 Louis, Mo. /.
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Richmond, Texas, April SIN the case
., Inc state Of Texas VS.. Frank Furlow
charged with the murder Of James seay,
last fan near sartartia, the jury brought
in a verdict late yesterday evening Of
guilty as charged. and assessing ms pun
ishment at two years 10 tns peni'entia \,
,hurches in town today and al were large
Il, attended Evening services we're held
Al lhe Episcopal church and we're very
largely attended.
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THE HOTELS.
THE
LAWLOR.
Rates $3.50
en- d $500
Ger day..n.
Jas. L.awlor,
D~nrrsafox

Il Lasksr, Galveston. A ] Keepe. Chicago
R WEIGH Cameron; A. ] J. Miller
ftagoi us Davidson. Lake Chsrlss E..
Wilson, San Antonio Mrs S. D. Porter.
p Antoaio " E, Adams Woodville r
Elncnsr, Austin; W $. Herrme. Ennis: NJ.
l;r city E. ! Msnto,th. R, B. Easles
at Texas Allen Hunt. Texarkaca;
sAosI, New Orleans ?. : La'kin. shreVa-
Pr II. 9. King and wife. Justin; Sam
nsro1s. sh:rman; l. s simon. CHICAGO:
Donaldson. John F Wood. New Orleans.
H May. New York, J. :, Dauehterity.
Castor De Nerce, Hot Springs; r. l..
fsoman, Cuero. ", Rosenberg, city f. B.
lnore, Halletsyilei Carl Conrad st
Eus ~ Butler. Austin, Charles Parks,
i1asmi f. A Hawkins. ~. Galveston
cisner New Orleans w r. EldriaEs.
Sas Lake ]. NJ Minor Memphis; A. I
so1, psnning. \. NJ. y Dellan. CITY;
Allen Midland; S. P. Wolf, New York
Zimmerman. Philadelphia; j. K. Win
p. Seattle, Wash; 7. o, Ilolomnn. Dallas
= Clover Cleveland: P j. Lambert,
Won $. Lawrence Denver. COL; f. j.
ysr ltasks; l.. Edwards, Washington; A.
nsntor, Nashville H. Lincoln, India
mlt; j. N. Whiting. Sherman.
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se earlier thsn many cSpected. for last
rrlrit evening Mr. shaw died aged "A
Sesrs As soon as The kind u coffin he
lag been ablc 10 purchase was kn,Wn ne
friends contributed sufficient tnnds II pur-
enase tettHr one. The rcn,sns ,,efe
sn'pped 70 Halletsylllc this afternoon ana
ic ledge.
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The HutchinsI
House.
AMERICAN PLAN.
G. II. Guerinaer,
Manager.
Rates So, s.. 50 and
s, per Dsv.

S, per Day.
=; Golden, Besrdstown, H.. A. II. RAY,
n'sIon Charles Alexander, city; G. T..
fSlI Worth; W. W. Edwards, NJ. X.
Y smithyille: P. S. Case and wife, Den
y; Rice. Sour Lake: B. Fogerty, Sour
i,l stevens, Liberty; Rufus Price.
Tsns,ne; Mr. and Mrs. j. Marion Hay
brand Rapids, Mich; j. Campbell.
su D. Haskins. Velasco; James A.
~ Texas Mrs, !. NJ Bemish. Calves
~, ~. n kerwin, Green Bay, Mich. A. l..
w, beaumont G. y. Russ, Palestine
S'rn,an Ayers. New Orleans: s J. cleye,'
rnarton: pr Gordon Fulton, New
In, 7, Wilder San Antonio. William
W. austin F. ". West, Courtney.
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Georgetov, W..

~ Texas, April MIR. p. A.
|eb,,. us newly appointed postmaster.
4 ,a = 3 the office here this morning.
(esa IA ,s as his assistants Mr.. w.
rss M Miss Ella Graves.
tasd h., az tle Methodist church,
eob,in, Sevs. Campbell and Mat
|'opls hs-ss 70 grow In interest. over
- nass been converted.
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nnurht nls own coian.

Yoskum. Texsa. April About Two
weeks ago Mr. /. J. shaw anticipating Ais
early demise. came TO to9n and ruFehsseo
. ccffn for himself. The eotfn was nsea'
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Prosperous sEGuIN.
Many New Business Housss Being
Erected.

segnin. Texas. April 1-Blumberg
Bros. brick addition to thier store is rap
idly nearing completion.
Krezdorn has broken dirt just across
the street for his eommodious brick store
which will be occupied by William Mon
lou'itz.
Nol,s and Ecnks have ia-fts foundation
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Bryan, Texas. April s.-one new case
of smallpox developed here In Freedman.
town lato yesterday afternoon It. was OF
mild form and was removed at once 10 tho
pesthouse.
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s,rucI. oil in EIgIn.

Eigln, Texas, March 2l-rIne OH coinps-
ny has struck oil in the hrst well at DIS
,oee Of $40 feet. They expect good re-
sul,a from this well when they get st.ths
asnth of 400 feet The prospect for fhts
lection is very fattering for a great OIL
center
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Welmar Texas, April i.--under the re-
cent amendment TO the school laws an
election was held here today for this dis
trict of three white trustees and three
colored, Considerable interest was mani
tested, especially with the colored people,
who had seven or more candidates. The
whites had only the necessary number Of
candidates They were w. c, Mum, r. 4.
Harmon and II ". Quicken Those elected
for the coored schools are John Bean, Willy
Anderson and Tom Burton.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

San Angelo, Texas. April LIN todsy's
election of the new school board for San
Angelo only 2sS votes we're polled. result
ing in the choice OF NJ r. Pulliam and NJ.
G. Ragsdale OF the old board and VIM, II.
Childress.
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Halletsville. Texas April s,--R. D. Yum
walt, O. c. searcy and d, b Howerton
were reelected az school trustees for this
district yesterday there we're two other
names on the ticket and more interest
than usual was taken in this election. The
colored people, after a hot election, re-
elected S. W. Putney. A. Conway and Dan
Cunningham. the last named getting in
by two votes.
Tenaha, Texas, April The election
in Tenaha district for school trustees TO.
day resulted A. q. Bryan. p. w. Christian,
J. R. Moore. G. ]. Wills For the ffth
place Messrs. j. II. Hughes and }. J. r.,
Gibson tied
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IA lAY FRoM IAYsVILLE. .

We clip the following notice from the
Columbia IS ca Daily state;
"A Jay from Jaysvilie' was presented at
the opera house Saturday night TO one OF
the largest houses OF the season, the
play was good. the specialties fine and the
whole very pleasing performance. me
orchestra was especially good. Ihere. Is
moi much plot to the play, but 1t mas that
usual touch OF delicate pathos that toucheS
the heart even throughout the liberal sur
roundinss Of extrayagant humor, true
picture of even the brightest picture Oh
human life a.,
ut was clean performance, tull oil tun,
full of laugh, even roars OF laughter, YET
withal there is not the slightest lnlima-
ton OF smut
The Jays arrived from Charlotte today
where they played TO large audience iast
night. Tho company travel IN Iheir own
cars and carry their own band Ihey gave
street parade today headed by the band,
The parade was rather unique ahalr anu
created considerable merriment'
"A Jay from Jaysyile' viii be the a.
traction at the opera house matinee TO-DAY
and tonight The prices viii be as iol-
lows: Matinee 10. 20 and 80 cents night
| %, 30 and 30 cents.