davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22


man. Clarence Aldrich, has done the
proper thing by marrying good
woman. Congrat ulations, Clarence.
But wasn't that whopper you told
us a while ago when you laughed at
the idea of getting married? Wei
forgive you. Go and sin no more
Sherman Cone, clerk in Land
mans store has moved into the D..
G Gale house recently purchased
for him by his brother, Miles H.
The tenement in the Farnum block
vacated by Cone will be occupied by
John Bailey.
Will Stuart, employed at Dun
hams shoe store in Brattleboro,
came up Saturday night and spent
Sunday with his parents. He ex-
presses satisfaction with his Brattle-
boro situation.
Mrs Bigelow, youngest daughter
of @. e. Slate of Northfeld, Mass,
died Wednesday. She was niece
of Mrs. Henry Goddard of this vii
lage and of G. D. Slate OF North
Windham.
We call attention to the Auction
of the p III. Robbins estate to come
off, at Chester Depot, the 3Oth,
Much valuable property is to be dis
posed of. See advertisement on 4th
page.
Miss Mary Ross, though better is
still confined to the house. With
the help Of Mrs. Hattie Huntley we
come out in little better shape
than last week.
Eight members of Fraternity
Lodge of Weston visited and assist
ed West River Lodge in working q
degree last Monday night.
The Misses Evelyn and Alma
Hazeltine and their brother, Will
of Andover were guests Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. o. S. Stuart.
Mrs. Lavina Wright is confined
from an injury to her back caused
by lifting out her stove reservoir
full of water.
Mrs. HI. w. Smith of N Wind
ham has been quite sick and under
the care of DIR Arnold but is re-
ported as recovering.
Miss Moore, daughter of Forest
Moore of Springfield, visited with
III. P. Yearly's family during the
past week.
Mrs. DIR. E. A. Landman of Dan
vile, N. H., formerly Miss Pearl
Barnard, is visiting her friends in
this locality.
There will be a social dance at
Leffngwell's hall, Londonderry, Sat
urday evening, March %. Tickets
25c.
A select small party of young peo-
pie visited with Miss Lizzie Hulett
last Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Rev. E. R. Currier of Bondville
visited with Rev. W. A. Evans
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Bessie Bryant has returned
from Ludlow where she has spent
the winter.
Engineer Baldwin has returned
from his VISIT with friends in Sharon.
The stomach controls the situation.
Those who are hearty and stI ong are
those who can eat ana digest plenty OF
food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you eat and allows you to eat all the good
TODD you want. If you suffer f ON indi-
gestion, heartburn, belching or any other
stomach trouble. This preparation can't
help but do you good. The most sensitive
| st ,machs can take it.
c. <. Bacon, Londonderry, F. F..
Smith, JaTaica and Jonas Hill Bond.
vile, L. T. Landman, So. Londonderry,
F. B. Pier. Rawsonville, s. G. Blodgett
Weston, Geo. L, Richardson, Peru.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22
Death of Mrs. Stephen Houghton.

Death of Mrs. Stephen Houghton.
Mrs. Stephen Houghton, for
mer well-known resident of this
town, died at Manchester Centre
yesterday. Funeral at Bondvllle
tomorrow at one o'clock.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22
March -, 1901.
FARM TO LET OR RFNT

FARM TO LET OR RFNT.
J mile from village of Londonderry,
good sugar lot, we'll set up, good
orchard, about s or 8 acres plowed
up. Also, for sale, two young COWS,
4 and 6 years old, one due to calve
before the 10th, the other 1st OF
May. L, D. GARFIELD,
Londonderry, Vt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22
ee Second Page for Editorial Matter
Business Mention.

WANTED-Ladv for bome work Good
pay. For particulars address
= F. M. SHAW,
Landgrove, vt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22

WANTED-Man to travel for large
Mandatory. $40 per mouth aud tx-
penses paid. For pa iiculars address
F. NJ. SHAW
I.andgroye, VT.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22

The New York Tribune, three times
a week, and the SITTER both one year
for S1.75,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22
THE
Londonderry Sitter.
So. Londonderry, Vernon
E1-Address all communications, sign
ed by your proper name. to
The Sitter, So. Londonderry, ".

~ Entered at the Post-office at So. London
derry as second class matter.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22
LOCAL. MELANGE.

Picked Up. Dished Up and Made PaIata
BILE for Sitter Readers.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22
That Horse Case Again.
A Sensible New York View of the
Matter

4
Matter.
EDITOR sIFTER:-Perhaps you vii
consider the opinion of an outsider
in matter which is being discussed
in your columns: I refer to the kill.
ing of horses by order of a woman
representing the S. p. G. A.
l contend that man has the same
right to doctor a sick or disabled
beast as he has to doctor his sick
child: The case may look hopeless
but perseverance may succeed. So
long as there is a chance, SO long as
ms Strength and patience hold aut,
just so long has a man every right
to the privilege of carirg for an ami
NAL provided it is not made to work
1t is not cruelty when man tries
to restore health, and beasts can
suffer, and get well as well as man
1t is just as sensible to advise the
killing of men, women and children
who suffer from disease. Perhaps
the state of Vermont has women e.
nough who are too good for the or
dinary duties of wife and home, so
that society for putting human be-
ings out of their misery might be
set forth with officers. To us New
Workers the recent performances in
your town create mental picture
of "nosey'' female trying to create
a sensation. Yours very truly,
CHAs. E. ABBOTT.
New York, March l3, 1901.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22

The Ladi s Aid of the M. E.
church met Wednesday, afternoon
and evening, with Mrs. G. d. Far
mum and Mrs. Harry Bostwick at
Farnum's hall. The attendance
was good and a pleasant evening
was passed with music, recitations
and games.
Our old friend, Jacob Baldwin
wrote us some little time ago inquir-
ing as to who David Aldrich's fa-
ther was. Will some one please in
form us. Mr.. Baldwin takes great
interest in the older people of this
vicinity where he lived so long. His
request should have been complied
with before this but in the hurry
that we have been in for a few
weeks it was neglected.
Strikes Rich Find.
Il was troubled for sever al years with
chronic indigestion and nervous debility"
writes F. j. G. cen, of Lancaster. n. III. !,
No remedy helped me until began us
ing Electric Bittels, which did me more
goot than Ill the medicines l ever used.
They have also ke pit my wife in excellent
health for years She says Electric Bit
ters are just splendid for female troubles !;
that they are grand tonic and invIgora-
tor for weak, run down women. No other
medicine can take its place in our family"
Try them Only soc. Satisfaction guar
anteed by Geo. G. Smith, So. London
derry, f. E. Smith, Jamaica, druggist.
Take M. o. Cholera Cure for all
Bowel Complaints. 1t cures, and
two doses will do the work.
Made by Smith,
The Druggist.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22
Tailor Made
Suits

for Ladies. In all desirable
shades, black, brown, grey,
blue. and new spring shades.
Made with eton, blouse, aud
plain jacket, skirts with and
without fiounce, both trimmed
aud plain. lined and trimmed
in best manner.
These are suits which sell
in the large towns and cities
at SI5 TO $50. We ask you
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22

NoTIcE.-This is to certify that 1
have given my son, Willie r. Carle-
ton, his time during the remainder
of his minority, and that I shall not
claim any of his earnings or pay any
debts of his contracting after this
date. GEO. f. CARLETON,
Windham, Vt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22

| OIsUV ~ 0IU'OUs =
See our new stock of the
above while assortment is
complete.
Any Winter Jacket left at
IL price.
Now is your chance, plenty
| of cold weather ahead.
We are sole agents for:
Queen Quality Shoes, $500,
Royal Worcester Corsets,
Boardman Shoes, $500,
Elite Shoes for Men,
Gold Seal Rubbers,
Franklin Shoes.
Style 448 Royal Worcester
Corset is a full bias gored
straight front corset, from one
of the latest Partisan Models.
Made of fine quality white
satecn. Five hook, and side
steels. Try pair. They
are proper now. Price $1.O0.
Pollard & Carpenter,
Clothing, Dry Goods & Footwear,
Chester, VT.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22


FoR SALE-One pair of 4-year-old
Holstein steers, weighing 23OO
W. L. WLIGET,
Londonderry, vt.
FARM FOR SALE.-I offer for
sale the farm known as the Tarbell
place, located l mil from the vii
lage of Londonderry. If not sold
will rent. 0. S. ABBOTT,
S Londonderry, vt.
WANTED FOR THE SEASON To COM
mence from the 1st of April to 1st
of May, a farm hand. Must be
good mixer and handy with team
Apply to L. S. HAVEN,
S Londonderry
To THE FARMERS: I have an extra
fine Durham bull, II mon hs old
and weighing 100 lbs, that 1 Of
fer for service to breeders at one
dollar. JOHN E. CARLETON,
Londonderry, vt
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22

FoR SALE-One pair of 4-year-old
Holstein steers, weighing 23OO.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22

Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thomas Ec-
'ectrc Oil Perfectly safe Never fails. AT
any drug store.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22
Randa1l's!

A Sale of all winter goods at prices never
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-04
CLASSIFIED

SSIFIED
WANT S
go = - . *. . se<& . 90
FOR RENTING. large rooms, furnis h
ed or UNFINISHED. in SUITES for light
housekeeping; city water, gas all con-
veniences. 725 S Market street, or
phone 52. Aft
FOR RENT-Furnished. front room;
modern conveniences. ~ n. Topeka~
A-5tx
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room. AIS n Topeka. 5e-5tX
FOR RENT-Suite Of rooms, over 213
S. Water from January 1st, $40.
Reese & Co., 10 r. First street.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. 392
n Topeka 35-tf
FOR RENT-Doub,e room upstairs. east
front block west OF Hamilton. ADply
room r, hrst or 81 S. Water.
FOR RENT - Handsomely furnished.
downstairs suite; modern convent
ences. 255 n Emporia. 35-tf
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR RENT~i5i &. Main street, Z
j.. w. Clapp SS-su-we-fr-3Cx
FOR RENT
Six-room house. Y. Market, SIS
Eight-r0Om house, n Market, modern,
So G. X SPENCER REALTY CO,
2Ol z. Douglas.
FOR RENT-Good cottage, corner Muir
dock and EmpOria avenues; large. barn;
after December 20 Hewlett e. Wheeler,
FOR RENT-Neat 5-room cottage and
barn. Inquire 1922 E. Douglas 4-4tx
FOR RENT-The elegant Oliver resi-
dence, 35 n. EmpOria brock 10 rooms.
al modern COuven iences newly deco
rated and repaired throughout also
~ n. topeka, j. rooms, all modern.
Fine. pressed brick, e-rOom house, 1913
University avenue all modern, brick
Darn, blue grass lawn. Also 8-room
brick house college Hill, near car hne,
barn. large grounds, SO Anchor Trust
Co. 25-su-we-fr-tf
FOR RENT-S27 \. Lawrence, s rooms,
2-stOry, modern, $3.50.
40 H. Emporia. s 10 rooms, new,
modern cCnVenicnces, so.
1880 n. Lawrence, Z rooms, modern, $l4-
l93t n. Main. rooms, $l3.
HARTFORD INVESTMENT CO,
sedgwick Block.
FOR RENT-1343 n. Topeka; rooms,
modern throughout Inquire Of $. s
Yves gate, 7o6 n. Topeka. A-tf
FOR RFNT-lo0s n. Emporia avenue. Z
rooms, modern bath. barn, etc. Apply
2J7-I09 SedgWick block loft
FOR RFET-A few houses. Hills &
Kinkead. 143 " Market. 10i-f
FOR Observation-Disclosures
~~-(--~~---0----~Nr
FOR RENT-Two fine. large, store
rooms, l1d and us S. Lawrence.
Store rooms, 912 SIS and 9l8 E. Douglas.
Il. L. SPENCER;
FOR RENT-Large building, suitable for
Joobing purposes. l. w. Clapp.
5l-otS
FOR RENT-Four acres and. 2-room
house, close in. Good place for
chickens. Call 2o7 5. Lawrence.
lA
FOR RENT-Two store rooms, comb ned
or single. /. w. Clapp 37-6tx
FOR RENT-DesirabIe Offices in the
Whine building. Whine & Whine.
S5-f
FOR RENT-Ofices on second floor
Getto block; steam heat Stewart s.
Burns. l3-6
FOR SALF-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-14O by 100 feet, on track;
fine location for wholesale house. Four
room cottage. good barn and outbuiid-
ings. all new, 70 feet, sixteenth block
H. Market, $1,000: cheap We have
property in all parts of city. Call
and see us. Fleming & Spar 220 Z.
Douglas. A-atX
FOR SALE-We have few choice farms
for sale at reasonable prices and upon
easy terms Whine 81 Whine, wichita
Kan. 65-u
FOR SALE-HOUSES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-04
GARCELON'S MANDOLIN ORCHESTRA

furnished sntsannsau
r.1oe oous school ezhi6doua anngersars bansase
tons dinner
For terms ana write PROF. oAl'-1e
Director Manager. wichita Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-04
Candy Candy
GeracOn & Co.
WICHITA CANDY STORE.
"a North Main.

Home made Candies fresh every day.
10c per pound
See our prices. compare quality with
others.
Yankee Peanut Candy. per pound -. 10
Cocoanut Bitter, per pound ........... 10
Peanut Candy, per pound ............. 10
Cream Cocoanut, all favors, per ID =. 10
California Chewing Candy, per ID zee. 10
Chocolate Peanut Caramels, per 70 .. 20
Fine Nougat Candy, per pound %
Above all our own make and fine as
can be made. Fine line of Chocolates
and Bon Bons at lowest prices
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-04
AGENTs WANTED
statesmen WANTED.
RrsINEss 0PP0RTI-NTTIEs

---------------------------
quire 0f Singer & D ma H. This is the
most comp etely furnished restaurant
in the city. 33-tt
The evening world., 1901-03-02
YORK WILL
BE DEPUTY.
tcen,Inued rom rir., Page


= snarp Sa'n. ne ''id mem P'''".'
that when Chief BSrnes was IN rlarre
Of the Department It was a mrccl for
M world. but as muc,, couia no, be-
Inc commissioner "peh'" 'S te'"'h"
Ing tho men that they had been tI.
ordinary detectives anti. Ii. had So.
cured tho n,.sa,s IN ia,--.,t,n,, ,Ir,lr,
," y.
w" ..
20
w .'N ~ No.
-,
49,, ,,,,ona, ~, ,,,,,a.,n
,.,as 80 , ,I
- ~, lii, s..,,...,,,. .,,,-..,,..t
...,,,, .. ID.
-. ,,,,,J,. "a 900
...r,.r. ,a. ,,ro wn.r an. burc...
r..r,a, ~. .orL ~. l,.
I..,....f,.,
The evening world., 1901-03-02
towards" CRY.
GREAT CROWD.
Men Shove Women
Aside at a Blocker
Street Fire.


\ dozen women AMI = mas mn
wcr. ;oracd 80 Noe GOT their lives from
III" burning building 1t No y iicrrker
street. 1T II O'Clock mis- morning
So quickly III thc tame ard smoke
nj III, hauwal- tim, i've Gir, and four
.mru naG /" =" n"Ip,i d"wm ne TIE
,-"ir-
rH,v nr,, descended O. an H"Eus
ruUl. - arn.ug ladder wae drppg"ii .u
thr street ,f.l men aui women fought
each ulh,r ~ tA"ir irin1f "itrits - 80
cap. nom "a" ne. { Enwst- IA the SIRE.
isi--, tHu shouted CoWAf'.s ~ an
.!.uI. .,S rntN ut-ati tIy hr.In"~i won, n
asti- tiauk Gtttlrnin. wnr chmbrh
.n iu... ,,NG,uI top, fluglt IN. men Ints-
ms hem nsinr unt!l Tho women had
The" we're twenty ave persons in the
DuiiIus When 'nr III" wls discovered.
Those who ala not rush 10 tho Are
escape nII 10 s'nrk.-nli"d Railways
an. maic hciI oscipr ,
occupied hy Mchacl-"n's -aloon. the
rIr-t floor ~ J Wtilnrr manuiarturer
~ clp-. the Sc,pnI moor by lhttnaI.
dealer IN ;urs. while tho uthcg 'itors
subway employee working In
Bl".ckrr street saw column o. nam.
shoot through ;he window -; The nrst
floor and turned IN IN ainisn The cry
II Fire" was raised throughout tn"
building, ana wild rush Tor safety
followed. The employees OF Walln"r
81 Ii" rr-t floor f"nui their crr'rs cut
OF hE' the smuk" IN the hallway and
a.y rnSirl to tho windows. wh"r. thrY
pounded IN tn" panct ana rtti Tor HELM
Annie k!rk ns.I such furce "a he gla
tina, me ran her fist through and cut
II severely she with her sister Ger
rad" AMI Mr. W,lln"r, Wa hctpei
out On III. awning, tni !nur men
scrambled uur; them. Two women
msdc their way lui ~ window on the
second 'luui AMI crept cnutj lusiy and
rrryouriS down the hre-"selp-
When all were assemble on thr top
~ m" awning ~" HTlI. uS ~ der wnH
put Ia rlae an the itrh; 10 sci e. 10.
street followed.
Til. dtTug" wus $50,
Nj liittHn Ind lr"Rt liiiicGlty In a-t
tinr III" VIZ. u"vu the 'irc--sCap.. She
I'D sister who lbIt hrr III. IN an east
sitc Ire Lass summer. ANA mirdfi' 81
mus NnssptniE stricken, 81. j. large
wOnTIn. nni Mr. f'ttrn, who is ~ small
from ilW,dug to the street
The evening world., 1901-03-02
ROOSEVELT OFF
TO WASHINGTON

Vie ,Pr,sll"n; -r,"c, Theodore Roosevelt
left r"r Washington today accompanied
hN his WtIu and mis- children Alice Ice
Enps"yes Kermit E'hoI .l-rhtr and
quentin Dc lAst-uum"d hc.ns the
baby II ihc am'y aged ,wo ana halt
Stetrs
With ,Ac family went william Loeb,
is, aho 81 col Nooscvelts private Sec
rrtary Two nurses ana Horny PEkncy.
th- tuloucls private messenger Nj.
,ri Mrs. DoGgla, Robinson and ihcIr
four children. ana James X Griric.
Tho party occupied tn. private ear Of
General Passenger Agent Roberts. OF the
Erie Road II wns at,achei 10 The .rst
section of The train yhich leaves the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad depot Ut Jersey
Gi;y At ma O'Clock Mr., Roberts met
the Vicr.rrcsidcni and his party and
personally escorted them 10 thc car
COL. Roosevelt was the picture OF
health and appeared to be in perfect,
condition. Just before the train de-
parted Teddy. jr.. who Is attending the
Groton School, In Boston. arrived and
Joined the party. Young Teddy was
The evening world., 1901-03-02

s.s%n hrar,iihe mug from MS robu-;
pii"iif
Attached l. Ii. second section OF the
II II train wa, The private car ~ Cor
lr.iu- NIUiefp!i., ycCupi-i 10y Nr>-
iE,tl " Nnnderoil auG a parry on the
WAY 10 ~. Inauguration. Tn. pnrts !n-
.udcu t"nrst w Smnllcy his Nii,,.
son and daughter James j Van Nl.n,
Mi. Iusrphtu. Johnson i.uly cunarl
MIS- Elgr, Mis-, Snuis Mr. ana Mr.
Y. n Howard. Thomas 4 Gushing
WUrthlNginu Whit.huu-r. craig Wnd--
worth II II n. Ferguson. Miss Gerry
aud Fr,nk Andrews This party "lI
rciurN TUESDAY
Col Roosevelt caught sight 81 craig
WsWswurth On this train ana cnusivcn
w"lt mel him Then col tooscv.!t
wa presented TO Mrs VANDERBILT, ana
other. az TIC rlr'y
Brnihrr Nbn"r MrI< Mcy VIZ was on
h, first 50 don pad his resp ~ +" t.,r
"-rrrsitcnI
t'tl ii"Is.rSit refused ga -ty nnwh.us
NOR, thu his hon skins werr st!.i urn
- INSIDE out on ihr r.gin rnt IN cola.
fut.' drying. anil dii not form any rIri
uf he ,Nhlpt> NJ iii. spur.sin"n.S sHua
at the Madison Slutr" inrl"n
!ic wa, plainly dressed! As w"r" y'su
the other n-mh"rs ~ his family
The evening world., 1901-03-02
NEW COMBINE
OF GAMBLERS

A row combine" 80 control gambling
in New York AMI distribute the protcr.
ton money to pole. officials aud poll
tIciaus has been formed
The members OF tn. new trust a q
conference with IN. parkcrs OF IA. b.r-
COST games In town. outlined the plan r'
assessment, put forth n ne" scheme "
protection and declared against i've.
cent faro and ''iinn-r.pail" gambling
q term used for gaines where the poor
woriingman wager. nickel OF q d.m.
in the hope az running II ny into many
dollars.
One OF the men Al the Conference. "a
hacker of ihrc. gambling houses IN the
Tcnderloin. who alno has place At
Saratoga, In speaking Of the new regime
said to-day:
"A schedule OF akseAsrnrni Is 10 y" ar
RANGED by tho new combine according
TO the business done by each house.
For faro the minimum price viii b"
SIS month.
Zach roulette wheel viii cos, 'he
proprietor 800 a month
"klondile- and craps Will cost y" i
month each.
The now combine insists that he X
In faro gamer shall cos, no, less than
s. stack or q cent. .ach
The wheel CHIPS mus; no, oc sold ;or
less than 10 cents each. or 5: stack. 40
bet shall be made in he klondikc 81
crap games OF les. than - cents
Every place ~ town IL to b. kept
closed until III. new regime has been
established.
There will b. fewer gambling place
In town. but the pubic VIII has. l,.'
ter chance ~ Winning now b,Cs,us. III"
assessments VIII be fair ana u vii not
b. necessary Tor ~ to have brace
games.
The new 'tru., also insists mat
crooked roulette .hccls with air butts
10 direct the ball ~ case pf . big PLAY
crooked faro boxes ana the sanding 81
card. and shutllng for rplits mus: also
be abolished.
Every game under "a. projection ~
the new regime will To- run on m"
square
a; The head ~ the new eomoine , l..
said. IS the sane hi&h official VINO na.
Always controlled "a. gambling o! "a,
city. out new men are associated Win
him. and tAcir one ilta a. told by mon
who are most Interested, Is tp i. nor
LIBERAL in Their tr"sttfnen; " h. gam.
b!ert
The evening world., 1901-03-02
LAW JUST SAVED
BILLY" N GLORY
He Was in Imminent
Danger Of Being
Dispossessed.

Billy MsGlory. OF Armory Hall dive
uotprir:y. will not b. disposses.ed t.
day from his apartment. No. ls5 Eas;
Nn"'g-thIri stree; Eu, n was In
imminent danger OF IL.
J I'm Anton Schm!h hIs landlord Sc
Cured iIiCm-r: recently IN N" Ninth
District Court permitting him 10 sum-
narl!, ai"rf IcGinry
M,.;iury ,upk an nppell and to.day
Justice 'TrIiN. In Supreme Court, Grant
Il hlri !, .,pE and cnipining the iud<c
~ 49, rendered Judgment Ia N" lower
a5lr ana ~. city marshal. from "v!c:-
tr. him DcuIing IN appeal
The evening world., 1901-03-02
BLUE SUNDAY
IN WASHINGTON.

wNsuINGToN. March Soho an-
pTei"nslph h,s been aroused In IN.
minds ut tac NOR" literally inclined
visitors and residents AT the threat OF the
lui-salOon ,,ugGcs TO see that the mid
niSht and sunday closing law Is riSor-
rIsly enforced The league has appoint.
cd a vigilance committee o. lco 10 keep
watch on the saloons and report any
violations OF the law
~ previous lnaugurations CON idera bic
iat,tud' mas been allowed by the police
IL tni. direction
The evening world., 1901-03-02
PYRAMID PILE CURE.
Recommend M Drug
uI.t- sell ~, Every body

4, w. could sell one packa4. OF Pyramid
Pic Cure to ever, person in America who
&, troubled with piles and who would gladly
rryc the ~ cents 10 he nd OF piles we would
nave npout ten million dollars. Tho only
reason ;aat pc don't .ell that many pack
axes ;hi~ yvar Is ihnt We viii not be able 10
srt len million pcapi" 10 Try II Just one
anpIraiion viii prov. its merit and amply
rrpay the cost ~ a whole boS.
rtr cUcr' is immediate. Comfort comes
a. once anh continued ,rcatincn. nil cure
ass NJ, no matter how bad.
T-sAnll p,l. cure soothcs the indanei
arlar, thr instant II touches 1t. heals II.
L..cS tn swcliius and puts the parts into
healthy aciiyr condition. There 10 no
austi.urc Tor ~ Nothhs compares with It.
81, hay. reYor heard Of a single case tina,
s, fah.i 10 rurc We nave heard OF thou
and thnr It M. cured quickly aud COM
plr,riy
iIcrr are couple of letter. recently re-
,ciy.d
From Geo 6 Geek. owens Mrll. Mo:
Some time ag, / bouSh; a package OF
Pyramid Pie cure for my wife who hri
suffered y.ry much. Th" FIRST trial did her
"a d" good than anything she had ever
lied Il j. lust what is claimed for It
From i,lehat! loan Whppis. Ohio:
q hiv" used N" ryramid Pic Cure and
an eHutcit pleased and satisfied with re-
suits u does the work and no mistake
The rropri.'"Ts NJ the Pyramid Pile Cura
could publish columns Of similar letters bu.
thee" are enough TO show what IL viii do In
AZ dsisrisl- sell Pyramid Pile Cure OF
ri'l s' f1r you II j. 20 cents per pack
AZ ara mad" 3nl, hv the Pyramid D.u;
g. Mar ll'i Nirh
The evening world., 1901-03-02
THOUSANDS OFF
TO WASHINGTON

All trains an the Penn ylyauIs Il *
q and other roads running south w"r"
crowded tu.daT with holiday parties
bound Tor Wnshtugtpr to see rrcsidcu,
Mckinley and Theodore Roosevelt, sworn
In Monday. Special trains were run for
the various Republican clubs in this
city.
At,o'riocK TN, afternoon It was 'sti-
mated tina, p.eJ persons had started
Tor Washington from Jersey city. Mos,
Of these were from this city
Special through Trains have pc"n
chartered by M. state Republican clubs
and organizations IN New England.