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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-09-04
LAUNDERING SILK VESTS
A suEEes1Ion for EenOrz1ing Deac&EA
Hanokerchlefs ENG SILK Pz-zsoIE-

A Suggestion for EenOrz1lng Dehe&EA
Handkerchief ENC SILK Pz-zsoEE-
The very popular bls-zs- sus1s V-ne1
no1 VIII xz1h z regulav snE1 v'sist
of1e- have Only wash o. cniEla SIX
fronts as z fnKh, particularly z LIZ
suits themselves z-e u coSaO1 y 1Dsn
cuek. Or grass Ens1. IN - rbese 81
cyuf1e quickly 1oer 1eec er.gnss-z- laguu-
dering Il order u p1sssrve IL desired
dizziness q APPEARANCE To- o1len-
howe7s-, they ere --uzBed y careless
wasting and ironing. and a-s useless
t1sreatse--
4 ve-y simple and F5rsv1T 1-out IL
made u wash SIX. Curved OUT - lrls
throat Ines and bastsd Oh Z ST CO..
L.. a.Jou- witch Z rloJo1 if tee finish
frv Z z tpow q 1hs back. Tne SIX e
Iong enough p hing LVtle tul = me
vsist. Z thread Is rU1 a.D9u1 -vo inches
erorn the ogr-5I drawing -na lueEs
iuto 1he front and 1E-iE Is tucked uH1er
he asn6 r ne s3z-r arr held firmly
II place bv 1he oal1 u leather - rz1-sa--.
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tng thread wash Il thorough IL EF a-z-n
soaD Eu5s. rinse IL cui5 water Hl- -
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q z laTib0ar1 o- ar Eu-r1-- s---ll--=-
W-he- 6rr = WI be as free from
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becomes - cracl-lv 81 paper
lowed 10 lr--l- l-v E-s- almost
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-09-04
WARP or THE CHINESE

The dressmakers are men, and worn-
en- carry the burdens.
Books are read backward and any
notes are inserted AZ the top.
The spoken language is not written
and the written language Is not spoken.
The Chinese surname comes first and
they shake their own hand instead of
The hand of the person introduced.
White is used for mourning and
bridesmaids always wear black and in
stead Of being young maidens are old
women
The men wear skirts and the women
trousers; the men wear their hair long.
while the women coli theirs into q knot.
of hides and skins for tanning pur-
poses this country last year exported
u. COZ $50 pounds. valued at - 370. 32s
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-09-04
ELECTRICITY

Bottled sunlight" Is what they call
Tesla's new light
Lightning struck a young man who
was driving near Aartinsburg. X. Va,
and SO shocked him that his fingers ba5
TO be pried from the reins. and his
physician fears that paralysis nav 81
II.
Lightning split two oak trees from
the top to the ground Just outside The
house of J. 2. Lee. Jr-, near MYRTLE
vile, Va. and then passing down the
chimney killed Mr.. Lee and shocked ~
wife, child, father and brother. who
were sitting about the hearth.
The officers CT the oakland KCaiA So
Leandro 4 Haywards Electric railwa
do not agree with President yreelar5
ct the metropolitan Traction COMPANY.
n his policy Of discharging employees
frequently, and have established 3 grad
uated wage system to encourage long
terms OF service On their line
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-09-04
- T-E STUDIO

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-09-04
Diminutixe Anrnrs

Lieut. Derby. who wrote the ~Sonihoa
Papers at one time had his beaa.
quarters next 10 Gen. Augur,s. Aur-,,
had number Of children. and $500.
Ilmes they made good deal Of noise
one night the children were na,z;n.
considerable noise. when there oaua 5
tremendous pounding on the par+s4io1
and Derby called out: aAugur, Anv.,~.
| wish yon'd make those cinae+s !,
yours keep quiet. =
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-09-04
To Observe the Centenary Of Wash
lngton : Farewell Address

On September 18Th, VIII occur the
Centennial anniversary Of George
washington farewell address tc tbe
people IF TIE United states, upon Ms
retirement from the Presidency. which
position be had - boporably 6llea for
eight years
ne Natl nal Society Of the Daugh-
ters q tB= American Revolution Il >
meet N he'd last Z pTl. decided trat Z
So aUl- a;j--TvaDG- Je made 01 ID- day
Uv ta- people 81 Tie eullr4 I ulou a11
= lGl4Ittes Ms spI'lllItc y i1F4sll-
-ats su1 MAKE report. LIE 1ol50s-
ing Il the result II their oelloerat10--s
Resolved. This committee r@co14-
r14eud- - the National Board q MAJ
sgeueut q NJ Daughters Of tie ALD4i-
icaa Revolution. hat ne 4olloE14g
Suggestions b4 forwarded 70 Tie STATE
aud Territory Regents. 10 oe Preset ia
1y hem u fhs .1er Regents. u secure
Tie aIpra PIRATE Observable 81 the ee8-
r--arT Of "a &s.liugt. TN : Farewell -
cress 10 ne People of tb= United
-Lat-s. I'm E-T 1stL. 1886
That TINS oay To- married ~ t1s ~
E--rssl display . liz 1aE o. ~ pUule
md private cUila5ugs-
I1st tie IL pcTla1c= q rAlDeLl t.=Il q
TINS dsE D= p-ac=o before 81 PAIIloI1c
CrzauiZs .lens. Presidents - E9-l-E4-.
lp=rnIsu1=ut- Of pub IL SCHOOLS -.
il--it ul3gIs ri l=sI1ILE- oosfo> .
Trade ard eivll auth -.rit5es
1Lst a- ga.lle press - as3I'7s Id to1
- r-g.1lIz1 tll-. * 80 ugLl Z = LIZ
aey u h= elo Ilal Il NAV reach LIE
hone % every e5I1@D.
Tie state Regents 8f- Instructed =
arrange matters III tbzIr respective IL
q Iri-s sud = sIous4 lie u f5-r te-l-
~ = enthusiasm among t1=lr people.
Frederick All surely 60 her part lu
uabIlg tI1s cay = potable enc.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-09-04
Marvellous Results.

From a letter written by Rev. ]. Gunder-
man, Of DimOndale, Mich, We are permit
ted 70 make this extract: II have no hesi-
tati0n IN recommending Dr. Kings New
Discovery, as the results were almost mar
vicious in the case Of my wife, While
was pastor of the Baptist Church at Rives
junction she was brought down with Pneu-
monia succeeding La Grippe Terrible par
oxisms Of coughing would last hours with
little interruption and it seemed as If she
could not survive tnsm- A friend recon-
mended Or. Kings New Discovery; it was
quick IN its work and highly satisfactory IN
results. Trial bottles free at A. L. Pearre's
Drug Store. Regular size SOC. and 81 90
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-09-04
L5CUT H= Writers

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Wyz@vva- 2 recent F-e-c1 le-zl=-s
critic
the ba1iztar q LIE sim e z-5-z-=.- =
says C1ecLe-s. -1s As-o e E-- II
Blossoms book e -Lz- hama E-- ---
E-iTe-s z l5e path ot Checkers san .
De few. 4 second e55-oo q IL book
WIS begun within Two vs5as Ct H. -
T'ea-aocs q The first
George Z1msr-@1 Las co-- {
book containing selections <-c- -he
writings o royal writer's : : e.
titled -'P-locsly AuLhors q t5s ,-s-a-
tee116 Century, and coa1z--s con-
buttons II William Z. Lu57-r Il. A.
exaoder III and about II other l---rs
queens. princes AID p-locasses- No
few q 1ae contributions ara Il verse
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-09-04
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

Curao1s Injury 70 q Eunken En-
glne-Concrete IN Wsber-TEo
KINDS Of Argon and Helium-
The Oceans ScsTengsrs and In
visible Fish Food-Gas Lighting
On Hollands Polders-1nocula
non Of Land With Fsrrll1zing
Bacteria-VislbllIty Of Lights.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-09-04

Taking the total length q The -s3l-
ways Of The world 81 even 5000 niles
sod allowing daily sverige q tea
trains over each road, II Is estimated
that The total loss G iron by wear al
tear each Gay q the ye&< Is not less
than 500 tons The ro7 thus lost roak
back 70 the earth Il The Ehspe II 5as
powder which Is finally transformed
tzto soluble i-oo salts
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-09-04

Corrected for the CITIZEN every week
by Mr.. W. H. Kline, No. 81 n. Market
street
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-09-04
Ii HUNG CHANG

He Meets CleTeland and Other
Distinguished Americans and
Expresses Himself as Wei
Pleased with the United States
His Address and The Presidents
Reply
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-09-04

! Ronald When Il SUMNER during tDf
Z season o. closed doors a1l EaeaUt -o0Ds
Il the saaz5ou- aDE disaster might hap
! E,en On me wafer. The proper proescIz-e
--s 70 run for the keeper and notify
hsn Al 1he head O. Is nsauv q rte Old
crew as he could gather from the cso-1-
4 fields and 4iEh-h0useg, the keeper hL--
4 ried 70 the station operating as might
4 De advisable. Uncle Ronald, though,
4 was CT o. -11a5er-Fssteh. nile away
II he meantime the whole Tinted
4 States navy 6ucAi-g their heads pDe
4 after the other. could SILK Of ms very
E Etstioa-
-sWasn'f Z fen8le crew running TINS
4 station to-aav2' soliloquizad Polly II
r Tia EigI.a1 uyaslL"
The schooner was - oeE- 1tse shore
4 that Il her sails had been 81 me aT3prl-
4 pirate signal would have been liz ID
n TIE international co3e q sig-zezE-
+ .You a-e Standing 4 to5a1gsr. tJu- --lis
4 1essel Rad 6-cDE,e5 he- ca-vas. e. Z
/ meaning 70 tslt suTn-aT- ard -heI 81
5 had ( sasEsic5ous 13oz. - Z sinking
IN Je- uhezn l-1o7r 1tev are recor-
utzel. sn5 1tls+ thu RAY expect help,~
4 -h0u~h1. Polly. voEEng swiftly
Turning away from Re E1sF e
nose head --o~ Hu-rer-5 THIS sz--a5
Like tongue q cheering sF'esse1- Poly
ran 6ow1 the short stairway Euuo he
crews night quarters, then dow The
stairs, dropping = tae kitchen aid
crie5 II jerks:
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Da1-s~~
harp
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50 was l0w daring trough ne
queer door
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AabF
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alongside r1e schooner z distress
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-09-04

In study Of the visibility Of lights
81 sea Inaoe by Commission Of the
German Government Il has been
found that z white light IF ] candle
power lie visible Il 3 distance Of :, SDB
yards Oh q clear night, and Of ulie
only Oh raIDy night. When white
light Of ! caDdle-pOweT vRs visible Il
! mile. one Of three caDdle-pOwer Was
visible al miles, Of 10 caDdl e-poweT
a. I miles, and Of 19 csDdle-pUver II ;
miles. 4 green light Of caDdle-pOws-
was seeD IL 3 IF q mile. EDo 70 be We
idle q !. 2 and 4 miles TIE candle
power must be ?, Is, 81 and 1D5 respse-
lively.
A novel safety lamp DOW used IL
German mi1es can bs lighted without
icing opened. Il Is MOI closed in any
special WY, ike other lamps, but Its
wick IL provided with 9 cap that IL
forced down by g spring-instaDtly *
tiuguisning the lamp If il il opened.
INSCRIPTIONS dealers sometimes sosK
old seeds il oil 70 render them brilliant
Prof Czerer finds by experiment mat
tins not OILY bloes the bad guaiIt! but
increases Il the effect being 10 XII
weak seeds, aDd 70 rstsrd by about q
hours the geruina ion Il TIE good ones.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-09-04

Late experience i sid 70 rave
shown that concrete can d entire
dissolved By water. Near small
town Il tbe R11ue Province. : basin
Ct concrete Was built nine years ago,
and stree then las grad1ally turned
into q brow nlsb mad with I'll alkaline
REACTION. N=sr to4 bottom THE COL
crete has quite dissolved, leaving IL
grave st.ne bare He water T. pure
bur Is nignlE charged Rlth cargo15e
&C.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-05-06
BETTER THAN MA
CHETES.

Washington, April 28.-Repos;s to
the United States Mar1ce Hospi,a! SER
vice from lis agents III Cuba indicate
chat the annual yellow fever scourge
which is relied upon to aid the war of
independence, promises to be ezcep-
,ioDally malignant this year among the
unacclimated Spanish soldiers. DR..
Camiuero, the United States sanitary
inspector, announces 40 deaths at San
tiago de Cuba for the week ending
April IL. He says the reports are not
very encouraging 10 other cities. In
Santa Clara, for example, several native
Cubans have died from it, and the cases
Of two negroes who took the fever and
died have aroused the attention of all
the physicians. as it has hitherto been
maintained that the colored race in Gu
ba enjoyed complete immunity from
this disease.
Smallpox continues to increase, and
there are rs cases confined in the small.
pox hospital, while there are many!caaes
in the town of which the physicians
hear nothing about, as they are treated
by quacks and spiritualists of whom
there are large number in the city.
Vaccination is still spasmodically
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-05-06
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.
Apri! 30.

Aprl! ~.
Al! OF the business district Of Grip
pie Creek, Col was burned yesterday
Fifteen people were killed aud MANY
others injured.
The statue Of Father Marquette.
placed by the State OF Wisconsin, Ii
the national hal! Of s;aruary in the cap
itol was yesterday officially presented
to aud accepted by the senate. Eulo-
gies Of the good priest we're pronounced
by the two Wisconsin senators-Mitch-
ell and Vias-aud by Mr. Kyle and
by Mr. Palmer.
The death sentences Oh the Trans
vaal raiders have been Temitted, but
the puuisnmeD: to be inflicted has not
been fixed.
The cholera s still carrying off the
hogs. Mr.. Thomas Ratterree has lost
55 out Of IS and Mr. George Cowan
1O ou, Of IL Rock Hi! Herald.
Governor Evans yesterday received
ap Invitation from the governor Of Ten
nessee requesting him to attend the
celebration of the 1U0th university Of
the establishment Of that State, togeth-
er with his staff and as many Of the
soldiers and civilians Of South Caroline
as can come. All are assured Of
hearty welcome.
Fire broke out 10 one Of the Green
wood Cottoo Mill warehouses Tuesday
night, but was extinguisbed before
more than 81 600 damage was done.
More than S3,OO0,O 900 10 gold will
be shipped to Europe tomorrow.
G. S. Boyd. professional swindler
who has been Aeecing business men in
Columbia aud ctber towns in this State
has been arrested By detective Holland,
of Colum bia.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-05-06
FIVE of the Uitlander Leaders
Receive Sentence.

Pretoria. April 2S-Five of the
leaders of the National Reform COM
mittee who pleaded guilty of high
treason yesierda-. Including John
Hays Hammond, the American mining
engineer, were condem ned TO death at
this forenoou's sitting Of the court
Col. Francis Rhodes, brother of Cecil
Rhodes. ex-premier of the Cape Col
ony; Lionel Phillips, George Farrar
! and Chas. Leonard are the four leaders
who. with Hammond, were sentenced
to death.
Phillips. Rhodes and Farrar pleaded
guilty Of high treason on Friday last
aud Hammond, who was i'll and not in
court on that day, made g similar plea.
This course, it was thought, would have
the effect to mitigate the severity of
their sentence, bat it turDs out that it
did not
Counsel for the defense yesterday
read q statement to the court sigued by
Hammond Phillips, Farrar AID Col.
Rhodes, admitting that they had asked
Dr.. Jameson to 90 .oJ Johannesburg, but
! deploring his mistake in eDseripg she
Transvaal and marching 90 Johannes
burg when there vas GO urgent need
for his presence. They maintained
that their action throughout was no;
hostile to the governmenl.
The statement also enumerated toe
grievances Of the Uitlaudcrs, aud ela5o-
rated reasons to prove that the actions
of the committee we're nct hostile Is the
republic Regarding DR.. Jameson 5
raid, the statement declared that when
the committee learned certain facts It
sent on Dec. 27 two messengers, Major
Heauy by rail and Captain Holden
across couotry to forbid Dr. Jameson to
move.
Among the members of the reform
committee who were sentenced to.
day, are four Americous-Ca Captain
Mein, chief engineer of the Robinson
Gold Mining company; Victor B.
Clement, assistant consulting engineer
of the Consolidated Gold Field Mining
company ; J. S. Curtis. wealthy min
ng engineer, who is we'll known in New
York, aud Mr.. Lawly. They were
each sentenced to pay fine Of $4,000,
undergo two years imprisonment and
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-05-06

then be bapished from the Trausvaal
for three years The above dispatch
does not in one respect agree with the
advices received from Pretoria last
nighf, 10 which it was said that the
trial of Mr.. Curtis had been postpooed
until the uext session Of the court
TO days dispatches show as he was
sentenced. be must have appeared With
the other defendants aod pleaded
guilty.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-05-06
Cuba Determined.

San Francisco, April 26.-Presiden'
Starr Jordan Of Leland Stanford. Jr.,
university writes to the San francisco
Call as follows:
Palo Alto. Cal. April %
Some time ago wrote to a friend
In Habana, gentlemen of Spanish de-
scent aud education. an author very
we'll knc in Habana, aud wiihai a
verc trustworthy mau. asking him to
tell me what the real feeling Of the
iuteii geut classes of Habaua was. in
regard to the present iosurrectlon.
hioclose herewith translation of let
ter received from him 1t seens to
show that tie rebellion is not mere
bandit outbreak Of negroes and jailblrds,
but the effort Of the whole people to
throw off the yoke of government they
6ud intolerable.
David S. Jordan
Habapa. April II, 1896.
Mr. David S. Jordan, Palo Alto. Cal :
Dear Sir II is to be regretted that
as you say those of you who are inter-
ested in the fate of this country have
not a perfect knowledge of its present
state. Great ruin and much blood
must be shed to attain wha. now seems
likely to be attained, but it is never
too late for the good can give you
an idea of what the really intelligent
Cubaus think of the present movement
| have heard the opinions Of the most
distinguished persons of the city. per-
sons who by education and from sense
Of honor. are incapable of !alsehood.
They have given testimony, one each
without knowledge before and after
what the other has said. It seems to
me therefore that can reply to your
inquiries with authority
l The icsurrection was begun and
is kept Up by Cuban neople.
3. The government has made colos-
sal and unbeard Of efforts to put it
down. bringing against it force Of
$50 900 armed men, aud resorting to
all possible measures of prudence and
resource, but has not succeeded iu d.
minishiog it. 1t has extended from
the extreme east to the extreme west
and is everywhere maintained.
8. The flower of our youth is in the
army of the insurrection. In its ranks
ar many physicians. lawyers, drug
gists, professors, artists. men of busi-
ness, engineers, etc. By the excellent
consular service Of the United States
the fact may be proved if it is not al
ready kcown.
4 The insurgents oegao by destroy
log their owo property, ln order to de-
prive sbe troops Of the government Of
shelter and sustenance.
5. Destruction is carried on by bo'h
sides, by the insurgents ca the much
greater scale.
6. Let it be understood that tue To-
surgeuts will continue 10 the course un-
til they fulfil their purpose, carrying
all before them by Gre and blood
I All eyes are directed toward the
north. to the republic which is the
mother of all Americans
g. The people Of the Uoited States
should bear strongly il mind now as
ne7er before that profession is nul and
void if action does oct confirm it
Wise men like ourselves know this best
OF all.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-05-06
Electric Bitters.

Electric btters is Il medicine suited for any
season, but perhaps more generally needed,
when the ang1id exhausted feeling prevails
when the liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need Of tonic and Alternative is felt. A
prompt use OF this medicine has often aversed
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevsrs. No neai-
cine will act more surely in counteracting and
freeing the system from malaria! poison. Head
ache. Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness yiel d
to Electric B;tse1s 5uc and SlcO per bottle
at j. w DeLorme's Drug Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-05-06

Trains between MllArd and ST. Paul leave
Millard 10 Is n aud 3 As p NJ, arriving
St. Paul 10 25 q N and : 55 m Returning
leave St Paul 10 35 a N and 4 10 m, and
arrive Mllard 10 as m and 20 N. Dali
Is except Sunday.
*Daily except Sunday.
THOMAS WILSON
Predsient
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-05-06
FOR RISING BREAST
Makes Child Birth Easy

Sent by Express or i:.ail on reccip. q p:'ice
SI.0o per battlc. E0o:- TO MOiHE!tS
mailed free. o,.tainiil" vciu:l:;r testimonials.
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Gin Repairing.

7 AN PREPARED to thoroughly overhaul,
1 repair, and sharpen Gins and guarantee
to put same in first class order Work at
tended to anywhere in the country and
orders by mail will have prompt attention,
il addressed to me at Sumter, S. C. Salts
factor, references given in desired.
Feb 19. W. F. JONES.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-05-06

prac,iced, but there are 90 meaus Of
procuring vaccine except from Habana
once or twice week.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-05-06
chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment

Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
IS unequalled for Eczema, 'IeHer, Salt
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Hands, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites,
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They tone up the system, aid digestion. cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over-worked horse. 25
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For sale in Sumter, by DR.. A. ]. China.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-12-25
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.

No play ever written has so strong n
hold in our hearts as this play; II
shows the bright as well as dark spots
Of human nature, and no company has
ever presented It like 1t is put on the
stage by the Cook Twin Sisters Com
pany Of stars.
This beautiful play will be presented
at Fishers Opera House in mangni-
fcent manner on Xmas night and mat
Iinee, admission at popular prices; mem
bers Of the same excellent company VIII
also give an entertainment for the bene-
1T Of Herman Wise's customers at
Fishers Opera House Friday forenoon
from 8 to II m.
Every customer holding a ticket to
Herman Wise's Xmas dance will be ad-
.mitted free Of charge to this forenoon
entertainment during which the Xmas
presents will also be distributed among
Herman Wise's customers.
Mr.. Wise could not get the dance hall