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'Xryv .1 ii, ARE YOU A I Mill or Factory tyvncr, Engineer or I Steam User Wo want to seoyou. We have what yoU want. 5 COHE IN. I The Fort Wayne Oil and Supply No. 8 West Columbia St.

YAODMASrEtl PRATT RESIGNS teMS atji.imi.BgB!aB Gesslse stamped Hever cold In bulk. lewrn of the dealer who bits to sell ''sorotttdsg Jst REMOVAL NOTICE. CHARLES R.WEATHERHOCC, Architect, bu removed his once from the Trt BUle building to the office formally occupied by the Paragon Paper Co. corner of Calhoun and Superior M. DR.

MARY WMERY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Offlca and Residence, S2f Madlaon (Old Number Specialty Dlaeaaea of women, Tet 470. Offlca boors, a. ta. to 1:10 p.

m. and 7 to m. eiLLOTFS PENS, host rKtrxcr or HAVSCAIN8DTKB GRAND PRIZE, Pari Exposition, 1900. JAMES E. GRAHAM, LAWYER, ABSTRACTER OF TITLES, IN8URANCE AND LOAN AOENT.

Room Bank Block. Stenographer aod Notary Putin la onto. rMaBSRiWjijtJ WfcJsaW stfJr3SHSlLasaiXs ftkfiii fi nasJHpga'7 vfmiIWTfftBJffTtMSrffa FREDERICK II. SCHEUMAN UNpERTAKRW AND KMBAUfER. Alfred A.

Kramer, Assistant. Etta F. Kunts, Lady Assistant. Open hiy and nTiclit. art W.

flerrjr eortur Barry ana Harrison mr" Office telephone. 90ft. Residence, ltt 8L jma HENRX 5CH0NE CO. UNDERTAKERS AND LICENSED EMBALMERS, It EmI, Bertr.it. Aldlna Block, Opp.

PostoOJca, Fort Wayne, Ind. Boti Telephone ITt. Bea. 104 Home Open day and nlghL i i i a i i MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEOPLE. The fact lb at 'you mn) a regular salary andi nent position' with a good concern hi sufficient.

Inducement aj ior tlL. to adVaVce you money. We will make you a loan on your own note without an en" dorser. and confident laL Room; 3, Arcade, upstairs. Open Saturday evening from a 7 td 9 o'clock.

1 TROY STEAM UUNCRT. guarantee our prooea protoi tfca.llf trtow SPECUtATlbN A TO WHO SUCCESSOR WILL BE. HIS Ed. Seabold I Not Reooverlng From i Injuries Very Rapidly Are Try ing to Keep Vegetables Freezlntf Buys, Another rced pNotts. From Ral'l Oeneral Tratt, of (he Wabash In this city, has tendered bis resignation to the officials of the division to take effect the first of the year.

He could not be found last night and what he Intends to do In the' fu ture la not known. Mr. Pratt has held his proeent position for nine months and during that time has become so well liked by both men In the yards and a large circle of friends that his leaving will be regretted by (hem all Ho has been kind and considerate to the men under him and for this reason they do not cherish the Idea of his leaving. Mr. Pratt esme to Fort Wnyno In the spring of the ear from Peru, where he held a sim ilar position.

Prior to taking rhargo of the Peru yards ho was employed on the I railroad, with head quarters at DanvlUo, III. the attaches of the yards and freight offices tho question of a successor is causing a great deal of discussion and it all adorns to center around Mr. tlennls Hays.nrfho night yard master. The name of Yard Con ductor Howe Is mentioned as a prdb able successor to Mr. Hays.

ThlB, of course Is only a matter of generst opinion, and who will lie given tho liosltlon cannot positively be known until an official announcement comes from Peru. Al) Ml It Still In Serious Condition. Ed Seabold, tho bollermaker who was so severely scalded at the Nickle was so severely scaldod at the Nickel recovering as rapidly as It was hoped he would He still suffors greatly and seems to be very restless. Ho Is not able to remain In bed for any length of tlmo, but spends several hours of each day In a chair. It Is not known at this time what the ultimate out come of the accident will be.

He is not by any means out of danger. Keeping the Vegetables Warm. Irfi.it night the railroad companies Issued orders for the protection of car loads of fruit and vegetables running over their line At the Nickel Plato yards two car loads of potatoes wore taken Into the round house where they will be kept until the weather moder ates. Tho present cold wave eamo so unexpectedly that the companies were unprepared to properly tako caro of tho perishable freight. New Crew and Man on Nickel Plate.

Conductor A Dent, of the Nickel Plate, who was lately promoted from the position of flagman, has been assigned to caboose 1085 and will run ou the fourth district. C. M. Tlndel will be the flagman on tho crew. A.

JT. Seely was employed as a brakeman on the Nickel Plate yesterday. Ha will make his flret trip to day. An Act of Kindness. The employes of the Olds' Wagon works did themsolves proud yester day when they presented a fellow workman, who has been very sick, with a purso.

Fred Hambrouck has been sick and unable to work for al most a year and yesterday a purso, containing 113 was made up and do llveied to him Henry Coleman inado the presentation In tho name of all Two Accidents on Christmas. Joseph W. McKenzle, a trainman la the employ of the Pennsylvania company, while at work at the yards yes terday morning, was caught between two cars and was slightly injured. He was caught In such a way that his follow workmon thought he was severely Injured. They took him In hanlo to tho office of Dr.

C. B. Stemen and up on esamlnatloq, it was discovered that he received1 bruises on both his arms and on his left side. He will pot bo detained from work for any. great longth of time.

F. EL Wllmore, a fireman', on the Pennsylvania, lluos, fell yesterday and Injured h(a. pot alife to gtp oilt om his ruik I SatlsnsdfWlut'pW position, Mr W. IrV YeraensTtn. communica tion to.

a' friend In this city, said Siat Judglnr front, first lmprosslons he Is entirely pleased wltli his new positldn' that of master mechanlb of the Erie shops at Huntington, Intl. He likes tho town and la well satisfied with tho shops and the facilities with which he hns to work. rr office and a dosen agents could not have supplled'them, Tnl paHMSalSr train was behind time and All haMefi gers were table to get on boatdV The Limited a Few Hours Late. Train No. 6, the Pennsylvania west bound limited, whrclt figured in the wreck, at Leetadale Wednesday night, did not'aMve In this city until hooil yesterday, baying been delayed over sis hours.

One car wis damaged In the collision and It was removed from the train here. The platform was slightly raised and the drawbar was, loose but otherwise It was not In the least jured. Passenger car men will repair the damage this morning. It hah been demonstrated again and again that there Is absolutely no dan. ger while traveling In the solid veatl buled trains.

Train No. haa figured) In several severe collisions and In each Instance It escaped without a scratch. A few years ago the limited came Into collision with si freight train at Ellda, 0., dnd at the moment of the crash it was running at a terrific speed. The freight train was sadly Wrecked but. the passenger train caped unharmed.

It is said that the passengers did not even feel any effects of the collision. the Greeted the Employes. General Manager namscy, Mie Wabash railroad, remembered all thd cm ployes yesterday In a bulletin posted In the ofllces. II carried greetings to all and wns full or well wishes (or the tti ture for euch and every man pa the road. It follows: I'To tho Officers and Kmplojres ot Wabash: "At this holldny time I hereby extend to nil ofllt iols and employes of the Wa bash Bystem my thanks for the ability nn.l faithfulness Ith which theVhave disc hnn ed their respective duties.

Tho, Wabash has hod a very successful year and I realise that the successful operation of the property depends in large measure upon tho. fidelity of all employes. Heads of departments are requested to convey to all Wabash rneli of every grade the congratulations of the holiday season in tneir runest sense. I wish you nil a merry CThrlst mas and a Joyous New Tear. MOBEPH ItAMSBY." Mr.

Cotter, sufierintenJent of the eastern division. Issued the following "I wish each "nd every one of you a merry Christmas and a happy New Year." Fldward flordon. of the Pennsylvania 'flhltjej at Allegheny. Is In the city vis Itln relatives oyer the holidays. When In hfs city Mr.

rQorloii was employed In the motive power offices. A. Stearn, a machinist, spent Christ mas In Toledo. C. llepp, foreman the blacksmith shop, went to Logansport, to visit his parents.

Michael 11 gsn, a apprentice, spent the day In Logansport. All are Wabash shop employes, II. L. lvlor. formerly an onerator St the master nUthanle's office of the Wabash railroad In this city, but now a traveling representative of the Oliver Typewriter combany, was In the city Wednesday.

Itfiwas on his way to Columbia City to spend the holidays with relatives. T.1 It la reported that the Fort Wayne A Southwestern the Wabash Hirer Traction company, are in a deal where by for some tlms corse at least the Fort Wayne compnn will furnish power to the Wp bosh JRIver company. With the system; now In use the Southwestern can transmit its electrical horrent a long distance. A. Young, brakeman on the Nickel Plate, who Suffered with rheumatism all summer, and Who reported for work two weeks ago, was attacked again last night and la now very sick.

13. W. Ilorton, nlftht yardmaster of the Nickel Plate at lteltevue, la in the city visiting old friends. He formerly resided In this city. He snyg that business in the yards at Ilellevue Is the heaviest in years and that tho foreo of rien Is kept constantly cmployod.

1'nglnoer T. Ofiler, of tho Nickel 'late, who has been very 111 for Hevcrul months at his homo on West Main street, Is no bffjUr and. thero is no tell ln when ho Wilt readme his duties vn the road. ANOTHER PENNSYLVANIA MOVE. oiiio connecting: oiiants an ADDITIONAL MILLION FOU IMPROVEMENTS.

(Pittsburg Post.) Stockholders of the Ohio Connecting railway, a Pennsylvania, property, bel special meeting yesterday afternoon to take formal 'action In the proitosli tlon to Increase the conopany's capital stock. It was decided to Issue new stock to the amount of "l.OOO.OOO, mnk lug the total capital stock It.Oop.OOOj This will be used to defray the expense of vast Improvements planned by the company some time ago, parts of which ure now under way It is intended to make the Ohio Con needing line double track Its entire 'distance, with the one exception of the bridge across the Ohio river, true original plans for the reconstruction of the property provided for an addition to the iiresent brlilae to accommodate a second track, but at the meeting the stockholders agreed to an Increase suf flclent only to carry out the track project The bridge wqrk, it Is understood, will bo deferred for at least a year. According to the plans as outlined by Chief longlneer Thomas of the Pennsylvania lines west, the approach to the bridge will be made double track, Through Allegheny a spur will be constructed) from the eastern end of the bridge to fOrm a connection with the Fort Wayne main line track at a point near Preblo avenue. The present con nectlon Is near Ilellevue, With the new approach completed. It will be posslble to handle the traffic over the Ohio Con necting, dlreot from lower Allegheny, instead of making the connection farther down the road, as Is now the custom.

Tho lino will bo extended on the south side ot the river for about two miles below the present point of Inter section. In order to reduce the grade of the west bound approach. A similar nlun will be carried out on the oppo Bltesldq otlhe. rivet lUs intendedjo rake these grades atmui per cent. The plans also provide for a connection with the Duff branch.

Which will give the Ohio Connecting line a through loute to the Pittsburg, Ctoartlers A Youghlogheny. A portfon of the'lm; prevement work has been under war for some weeks. It Is expected thai; contracts for the additional work wlljl be awarded within the next month and the entire project 'completed not lote( than June 1. A Great Holiday Travel Yesterday morning the Christmas travel on the various Fort Wayne rail roads was as good or even better than that of the day before, when records were smashed. Kvery train was Crowded and the agents had all they could do to furnish people with the necessary tickets.

The trains were all Me and had it not been so, manypeo ple would Have missed them. sVhts eondltloh was brought on by the peo pie weex owing fitot.ttvtliey..i;iUV,tteUlets. uiittvt fie minute) Just beToii (he tlmi of arrival of. one of the mdrnlng trains a people ni11rttawtodi bayJieJttt jt i P. R.

R. Changes Completed. For the present ut least, eays the Plttshurar Post, no further chankes'WIll be made among the official forces jf the Pennsylvania railroad company. Rumors have been.aQoat that the recent shake up following the promotion of Oeneral Manager J. Ilutahlnson and the resignation of Oeneral Superintendent J.

M. Wallls was only tlio beginning of a mOre sweeping change among the Pennsylvania nen, but these reports are natly neniea in omriai Circles. It Is stated, however, that thong' the. clerical forces In the spectlve offices some shifts may be made, but this action is conceded to he natural. The general Impression got afloat that the Pennsylvania man agement was threatened with many changes as a result of the recent freight troubles; Executive officers Slate positively that appointments are completed.

The rumor of adding another vice president is also branded as untrue. Under Its charter the number of directors Is limited to seventeen. This Includes all the vice presidents, and If another should be elected be a ould not be a member of the board, ot directors, unless a vacancy was created. THE DOCTORS EX TEND THEIR TIME Owing to the Large Number Who Have Been Unable to See the Doctors of the Red Cress Medical Association, These Eminent Oentlerhert Have Extended the Time for Glv Their Services Free, for Three Months to AM Who Call Before Jan. FOR BISCUIT FACTORY.

Kilgorc and BoeMr Bros. Will Dam to Furnish Power, Build (lOSHKN jlad Messrs IliHizof tiros Deo. 20. Tho of Kendkllville, and Kilgpre. tho Syracuso miller, were In OostieA'ilfyesterday and employed Henry, Gqok.

the t'lvll engineer, to take messuranonts at the old Pickett clem In the Klkhart river near Denton and detoVmine tho horao power of the stream. Just as soon as the weather will pcWmlt, Mr. Cook will go over tho site In 'Jackson towmfhlp and make the measurements. Messrs toozcr and Kilgoro are the gentlemen who are to develop tho Pickett dam power end transmit It to the Kilgoro flouring mill In, HyraciiBe, five miles distant The qozers contempiato erecting a biscuit and cracker and expect to employ not less than GO men at tho staff. Tho gentlemen aro confident that the Pickett dam power can be converted Into valuable property at small coaivThey spent several hours in town trf with Mr.

Cook. V' THE FRANK KlRCELL CAB LINE Owing to the largo number of Invalids who have called ipon the doctors of tho Red Cross Medical asoclatlon at their office, 723 Clinton pear the! postofflco corner, and who have been unable to see them those eminent gentlemen have request, consented td continue giving their services entirely free for throe months (medicines excepted) to all Invalids who call upod them for treatment between now and Jan. 21. Tho object In pursuing this course Is to become rapidly and personally acquainted with the sick and afflicted and under no conditions will any charge whatever bo made for any services rendered for threo months to all who call before Jan 21. The doctors treat all forms of din cases and deformities, and guarantee a euro In every esso they At tho first interview a thorough examination Is made, and If incurable, you are frankly and kindly told so, also advised againBt spending your money for useless treatment.

Male and female weakness, catarrh snd catarrhal deafoesH, also varicocele, rupture, goitre, cancer, tho opium habit and all diseases of tho roctum aro positively cured by their new treatment. The chief associate surgeon of tho Institute Is in personal rhargo. Hours, 9 to 12; 2 to 7 to 8. TEETOTALISM IN CONGRESS IMMIGRATION BILL, SOON TO BE PASSED, RAI8ES SUBJECT. Prohibitive Law ForgottenOld Measure, Followed Senator Henry Wilson's Temperance Campaign Attacks on Restaurant.

JUDGE CRAY'S GIFT TO BREAKER BOY FULL BOX OF TOY8 FOR LITTLE ANDREW CHIPPIE AND HIS BROTHERS. lias added twcvlnore cabs to the serv lee and is vo fill orders promptly PeracjNjylshlnK to do shopping or calling oan be served by tho hour or trip Our new cahg will hold four people WA can also furnish cabs for funerals Telephones Office, No 978, Ohnoclt caro. No. 688, after ono o'clock a mX Corner cigar store. No 564 JT lw vyi SORAP3.

Personal snd General, Mr John Dalman, master mechanic or the B. A O. railway shops at Newark, Is among the holiday visitors In this city, II. Frost, yard elerkapd Dudley, abstract cierki both, of the "WabAMlifrelght depirUpetiL.wIll go to i luntiogton iai inx io attend a ball, to be giyeabytfl bdslheii, oil i)i The nationality suffering most from cancer Is the Herman. A new anaesthetic preparation Is known chemically as alkyloxpheny quandln.

Tho now Bast ft West Cuban railway, which Is ncarlng completion, Is 300 miles long. The Bdlnbitrgh Review, Byron's "blue and yellow pestilence," has recently celebrated Its centenary Orders for 14.000 gray flannel shirts have been given to tho tlunrd's Needlework society by th Iiritlsh war office. Dig prices were obtained for Cho dowleckls tiny engravings In Lclpsic recently 300 480, and 600 markt being paid for single pictures. Persons of etaturo and well constituted physically and mentally are exceedingly rare Giants are usually III formed sad short lived Bvery native and naturalised citizen in Denmark over Sixty years old and unable to support himself or family re ceives a pension drawing from J260 to 4 Ii0 per month When tho harbor authorities of Cal cutta advertised for bids on locomotives, tho lowest English bid was $7.3 it, with clollrory in nine months; tho lowest American bid was 15,998, dellverod Jh filx.mrjntha There aro now at work In tho rivers of the mlddlo Island of New Zealand about 240 dredges, each costing from 25.000 to 170,000, with the object of extracting gold from the deposits in th beds of the streams. Tho cultivation of onions In Egypt Is assuming from year to year large fcronortlonS, and thero aro now but few markets In southern Rurope which thd Egyptian product does not control during the earlier part of the season.

A hitherto unknown portrait of Martin Luther, painted by Lucas Cranach, tho celebrated artist and burgomaster of WUtonhurg, haa boon uncovered In tho town church or Wittenberg. It is pronounced to 'be tho best portrait of Martin Luther In existence The London Express comments on the fact that an American publication mentions the hundredth birthday anni yersarlea of several great Kngllsh authors as being eloso at hand, hut apparently forgets that of Ralph Waldo Kmorson, which comes next year Geneva has granted permission to a number of Spanish literary and political men to erect a monument in that city to Michael Servetus. the Spanish theologian who was burnt a9 a unlta rlau heretic by of the magistrates Of Oeneva at, thf instigation ot John flalvln. The Ifltinnmenf. la tn hA tin.

yelled beit' QcJOber on tUa 35Ctti anal Jvrw WltKWIUO j. 9 Writes Him Letter Full of Good Advice Miner's Bey Also Gets an Overcoat and Money and Whole Family Is Grateful, il WASHINGTON, Dec. Tho pros pect that the senate within a few days will pass the immigration bill, which contains an amendment prohibiting the sale of lienor at the national capital. Is causing commotion among tho solons who rre In the habit of taking their toddy regularly at the house restaurant, whore liquors of all kinds, from prcllnary beer to the best mixed drinks, are dispensed as freely as In any well regulated barroom. It has not occurred to the agitated lawmakers, however, that there Is on tho statute boohs a lsw, wholly disregarded and long ago forgot ten; which not only prohibits the sale or liquor at tho cap itol, hut applies tho extromo penalty or immediate dlbcharge from offlco to any employe who brings a hottlo ol whisky into tho eapltol building.

This doc lamtion of the will of con gross in the form of a Joint resolution of tho two branches, was tho result of agitation In tho civil war period by Henry Wilson, then a United States senator (10m Massachusetts and sftor ward vlco picsfilent Mr Wilson was a stern determined to abolish the sale cr liquor In tho capltcd and did not lellnquisli his efforts In that direction until his death Ho be gan tho erusado by organizing what wob known as tho "Constitutional Tomporonce Society," composod of meinbeis of congress, employes and habllucs of tho eapitol Ileing a man of great influence, ho secured from the houso tho extraordinary privilege of the use of the hall of representa tiVos for his society. A meeting was held every Sunday evening, with Mr Wilson la tho chair, and a place where tho prohibitive amendment now beforo tho senato originated and where the members of tho houso meet dally to transact tho public business has rung inanv a time with the eloqueneo poured forth by victims of tho drink habit as thoy appealed to their friends fo avoid the flowing bowl. 8wore Off at Meeting. On ono occasion a distinguished senator walked up in front, and, stand lag at tho side of Mr Wilson, declared that never again would lie allow liquor to enter his mouth A wealthy mem ber of the house from New York named Dodge, who was a man of strong tempjeranco convictions, brought to Washington forty drunkards' or IIAZLHTON, Pn Dee 2r. Judge Chippie home in Jeddo to ly and the "pinc ii.

i I un.i i ipuunf LIIOL lllfv IlllfIlL BUIR at hearts of littlt? Andrew and his Imrtl worklng mother were mude glad through tho Judge's kind remembrance When Andrew appeared at the mine workers' headquarters thW morning Judge Oniy's box wits awaiting him mid he lost no time returning to his CongroBBional the rTKotingfi of the Temwxrance society As a result of tin? crimado of Mr Wl'son and hla cohorts congress IKittHort the Joint resolution prohibiting the Hale of Honor at thn ailtnt and home, seven miles distant, to show the tho Iieimity ot Immediate die rnnlanla Kid mnthas nnd IIIHn lirnlh. nil seal over the head of any employe contents to his mother and little broth er The flist object he saw was a fine targe trumpet, the next a good sized 1oii toy Ice wagon and horse, while at the bottom of the box was a musical Instrument known an the metaUoohord, who brought a bottle of whisky into the building. This law never has been repealed, nor has It been enforced except spasmodically for a few months after its passage, and It Is doubtful If with a triple playing arrangement. there aro half a doner! statesmen In Two pretty picture books completed the both houses awaro that there Is such presents and there whs a happy look 'a provision on the statute books on (Mrs Chippie's countenance as she jt would require several pages of Raed upon the scene. Andrew's little tho Cqmgrossional Rocord to set forth biothers shouted with Joy.

but his little lIlo resolutions proposed IO yiUUS rpa'Ue ter In congress since that abolition of tho Attorney McCaithy also appeared In sale of liquor at the nation's (apltol the buIbo of Santa Clans by presenting 8mo them have been insptrod by Andrew with a fine oveicoat. while fu public sentiment, but many of them woman In Manayunh suit 1 in a letter with her best wishes Little Andrew wOs also made hnppy to day nyihtr receipt or the: following letter from Judge Gray: l.KTTBU PflOM JUIX1K GRAY. SOHANTON. Dec. 20, 1U02.

ister Andrew Chippie: Di.ir Ard en 1 promised you somo thlnga for your little biothers and your self for thiiHtnian and yetteiday I got these, thinking you were still here I now send thorn to you. You can learn had their origin in a demagogic desire of a congressman to curry favor at homo. Usually the house passes the resolutions and depends upon the sen ate to kill them. This year the senate, doubtless In a spirit of mischief, took the houso at Its word and agreed to the amendment of the Immigration hill having for its subject tho banishment of Intoxicants from the eapltol. Tho amendment having passed tho houso and been accepted by the senate, can to pliy the musical Instrument with tho hctomo a subject of conference II lHlli cork It imniers, and tho plctuio books ami wagon and trumpet aro for your little biothers Itc a good boy, Andiew, and keep out of bad (omp.iny Obey your mother and try to giow ui to be a good, useful man, able to take cure of her us she has taken care of mi.

"Wishing you a merry Christmas and hoping thiist you will not forget your friend. Judge Gray, I fvtin.Il always hear you with pleasure. Yours very truly "GKOUGB QUAY." Theie were teais In te l.id's eyes as the contents of the letter were made "known to him. BEST FOR THE i BOWELS It tim havt)n't a revalsr, hlthy Btovammit of boirola vsrjrilar.Tou'i alUorwlU b. Kaapyoar bowaltf ond.

and ba wall. JToraa. In tha thapa or lolant pnjBta tr pill polaon, la dancrfma. Tha amoothaat, aaaleil, moat perfect way out cooping tba bawala eloar and alaaa la to tako jV candy CATHARTIC MVWt rt a rk' aft tj EAT 'CKi LIKE CANDY Plfwank, P.l.t.l.14. rui.nt.

cliiod. Pa Oaod, N.v.r ttluk.n, Wahim ur OrllMi Iv. S.J S0.BUi.rb4H. Writ, for srM.aula,.ul iMofc i.i o. Adur.

ar KEEPWURBLMbCUAsj 9 77 'UV 'V the members of the house are willing to appear In the attitude of confessing a wtnkuesR for strong beverages they can pass a bill to rental this parttcu lar amendment end tho senate will pass tne repealing bill There Is a touch of humor in tho situation that pleases tho senators Immensely Old as Nation Itself. Dispensing of liquor at the eapltol to thirsty statesmen Is almost as old as the nation itself Habitues of tho eapltol who have boon thero half a rcn tury recall distinctly many remlnls ceiicos clustering around tho old "Hole In tho Wall' whoro Webster, Clay add other ear'v ptMosmen wero wont to slake their thlrHts. It Is a lit lo round room Just off the west entrance and In tho center' of It was a little round table Tho furnishings wero meager, and tho statesmen would stand as they took their nip The "llolo In tho Wall" ronld bo reached only by passing through the old senato poatoftico. and no one not member of congress could gain access to It unleBs accom panicd by a member THE POPE 8ENOS PRELATE TO SAXONY. LONDON.

Dec 25 The Rome corre nilent of the Dally Mall telegraphs nn outcome of the negotiations 1 i xeu court the pope has sept iitiJte lo Cetie a to Into the oh vliuistuiuen of the night of the crow ilifcess of Raxxrny with a lew to ar a.i l.ij; a reconciliation. AfcJgrocer Mrs, Ji's' corn flour. A1 (rtl "ts.l WV Women a Well as Men A Are Made Miserable Kidney Trouble. 4 i' t' 1 Kidney trouble preys upon thd mind, 415. courages snd lessens ambition; beauty, ana cneenuiness soon disappear when the kidneys are out pi order' or diseased.

Kidney trouble haa become so prevalent that It is hot uncommon' (of a 'child to bd afflicted with weak kidneys. If the child urlnt a awv. iw Ulivili It lin 1 1,1 1 If .1 ,1. a.l.ll.1 ui mo wiuh ii, ncgii hi wiioit lira wmqt. reaches an age when It should be able to comroi ins it yet stuictea wim bed wetting, depend upon It.

the cause of Ic, sl iiiq uMiicuiijr is Kiuncy irouDid; anainofirai step should bs towards ihe treatment fit these Important organs. This unpleasant, trouble Is due to a diseased condition of tho kidneys and bladder and not td habit as most people suppose. Women as well as men are made mla erabkt with kidney and. bladder trouble. arid both need the same remedy; The mild and the Immediate effect of, Swamp Root Is soon realized.

It a sold by druggists, in fifty cent snd one dollar sizes. You may have a sample bottle by mail free, also pamphlet tell Hon. arwrtM' Ing all about it. Including many ot the' thousaads of teslipionlal letters recalvec! from sufferers cured. In writing Dr.

Kilmer Bincrhamton. N. ha sunt ahct mention this paper, "'k Dnn't muki anv mistake, but remem. tzl her tli nnma. Hwamn lloat.

Ir. Kll roer's Hwamp Itoot, and the address! i Illnsluinton. N. on evcrv bottle. V.

lKr I RTnPCT MARIfFT ilM Wednesday tho street market Tvas very large There was no end i i poultry. Turkeys, ducks, chickens and geese were offered in qualities both IIvq and dressed. Corn and oats wre scarce. Thero was no change the price of wheat. The prices ranged As sf follows 7( Wheat, 76c bushel.

oi 40c bushel. Oats, 32o bushel Jtutter, Zio pound. l''KK. 24c dozen. Itye, 45c buaheL Barley, 45o bushel.

lard Ho pound. Chickens, live. 9c pound. Chickens, dressed, ll(12o peutidl Ducks (live), lie pound. Ducks, (dressed) 14c pound.

Turkeys, live, WaitUv, pound. Turkeys dressed, 16o pound. leese (live), 9c pound. Geese, (dressed), 14o pound, l'otutoes, 50j)fi5o bushel. Cabbage.

25 and 30c dosen. Onions, C060o bushel. Sweet Cider, Apples, 6670c bushel. Hogg (dressed), 7Kc pound. Iteef (dressed), 67o pound.

Itabblts, ltic each. K. Bush Co quotations: 4)14 Ti: chickens, alive, 8(if8a per lb; spring ellve, ScUU'ic per lb; spring IHn nM til 1,,. Mo per lb alive. 8c ner lb: nack t1 Ing butter.

13c per lb, country butferT? rer )b, apple huk'jr, 40cfjS0c per gal.l eggs, 22u per doz dried apples, 6980 lb, onions, per bu, apples, 0(1 60c per bu, i cMatoes, per bu honey, per lb, hickory nuts, 13 per bu, pop corn, $1 per bu; lard, lie per lb Maynower Mills' quotations: 'Winter a heat. etraJght. 13 7GS 25; winter wheat. patents. 14.00WI.OO: rtirlnlt wheat, patents, rye, fJoOft JiM tStOiraco bbl, Graham flour.

IJ.W4J4.oc) bbl; pumpernlckTe, 13 20J3.ttO bbl; bran. tin con; snores, io (on; miaciiin.exa ic ton; corn meal, line, UtQUlb cwts irt ccrn meal, cdarse, $160 cwt; cracked, corn. 11 50 cwt: choD feed. S1.S0 screenings. No.

1, 45f0o bu; lugs, no. 40(i45c nu, wneac, new. 7s bu. corn old, 60q bu; corn new, s8Q40ct oats, 3S38c bu, rye, COc bu; barley, 4Bc bu; flax seed, 11.26 bu. Trescelt Sons' quotations: Winter v.heat, straight.

13 7B4 15; winter 1 patents. l2Bf5 00; spring wheat, pat' fills. JJ dOfft 23; rye Hour, 14.20 to bbl; Craham Hour. $1 r.0cftl.75 100 lbs PuinperniajiiK, i mitoi (i: mo ids! nran, $18 00 iiertiin. shorts, (16 00 per, tonr, nilddlliiRB, 118020 ton; corn fine.

cwt, corn meal, coarse, ll.tu cwt; cracked corn. II CO cwt; cbo feed. $28 ton; screenings, 118 ton; screenings, 63iffGtic bu; wiieat, 76c bu; corn, 6o65c bu. corn, new, 3li((40c bU; oats, 30c bu, rye. 45ff47c bu, barley, tOOitto DU SS A Well Itroe.

nuotalone; Unj Ax.Kj Sritf226r. medium fleeced, washed. XBfi i f'l) 9Cn. Hns Bruoha.l. WUW Ml f( 6)W70u.

No. 1 cured light hides. No 1 heavy nfeer lililes cured. 60 1011, 9 Ti ftlOc. No 1 calf skin, cured, lie: Kci.

l)i i 1 A 'h green cair Kin. ive; nsni niaes, lvsci'47Vja heavy hides. Re, green steers, heaivy, C9 tVT, lh. nr fivfr 8ie i Hash A Co a quotations: washed. ISftrOc; woehed.

KtvlBe; hides, Krecn, Luct'u, w. cult iiiciuw. green. 10c; cureil, lie; barley, 401 llassccd, It CO bu, clover seed, buj Alslke, S6o0 lo 17 25 bu. STOCK.

l.IVK AND DnESSKbC Hash Packing Co'. qiinlAtlottSl'Hngsv lle, 5.7fip, dressed. cattls, 1Aln IK 9lLHiHit 11, l.nitu, in IK. cent calves. fiQ6ii Ih.

HAY MAI1KKT. Clover nay, t7 0Or8OO; mixed. 800(f 11 ui; iMiimiiy, .11 uuiiyj. uu, wnc.i Qa.ir i' oat straw. t4GO5 60 )JI LOST MUCH BLOOD a FROM BLEEDING r0VM3.

INDlANAroMP. Dec. 25.Tho bWy 1 or Airs I'idiia iiaaei, wnm Killed JlerseiE in I Un lljiff.l Kidflftii luitca auiKf A ClnJ. tci' a fj villi 1 nu iiirrnjr ijjt friiw jJT oner Itravton showed that Mni Ifa'sel had hemophirui. or bleeder dlBeasefaJff, 1lcedlirR nt the gums It was tnllQi4'A, I almost caused tho death of Fisher, the vnudevllle actor, h(I I time ago.

liefore taklntr the morohlioi I Mis IIukpI aggravatttl the bleeding1 at Ik i gums uud, lost so much blood It was ltnnoslble to save hei. 4' HOLIDAY PERFUME. in lancy noTen icogor St liaitot, IIOII. Its iiiKHni, 1,1 granciB, cic. aco our line OK' toilet waters t.

ItOnKNnRCK'8. iL 11101 uainniin. ijiu Illocm ill RCK'8. jjL a icA PROOF IN USINQ. i lie journal uusucie warn pasa icaas them all.

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