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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
TRIAL FOR FIREMEN
Change Instituted Requiring Hear
inEs Before Chief Engineer.

Acting upon the recommendation Of
Robert W. Dutton, the Chief Engineer Of
The Fire Department, the District Com
missioner have issued an order changing
The method o. trial proceedings for fire
men against whom charges are preferred
by ',-izeus or by their superior officers
Hitherto trials OF this class Of offenders
have been conducted before James L Pugh
Assistant Attorney for the District.
The new order provides that offenders
against the regulations OF the Fire De-
uartmelt shall hereafter be tried either
by the Chief Engineer or by a board COM
posed of three officers OF the department.
The system now provided is similar 10
that IN operation in the Police Depart
meur which has worked with good re-
suits for several years
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
sew Hampshire Avenue Extension.

Conway T. Hunt The Computing En-
gincer. has forwarded 10 the District
Commissioners statement 10 the er-
feet that it is Che intention OF the Sur
face Division 10 advertise for proposals
for the sale and removal OF structures
bow within the limits of New Hampshire
Avenue as recently condemned. ar
Hunt recommends that this fact be stat
ed 20 Rachael Weems. Of Oakland Md.
who asks TO be permitted 20 buy the barn
in the rear OF lot owned by her in the
line OF the highway named
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
The New Year

Starts the spring merchandising
and begins a series of daily store
events which viii be more or less
interesting to the shopping pub
lie.
THURSDAY, JANUARY SEC
OND-Our Annual January Sale
Of Table, Bed, and Toilet Linens
Muslin Sheets and Pillow Slips
Quilts and other Housekeeping
Supplies
THURSDAY, JANUARY SEC
OND-Our first showing Of
Spring of 1902 High-elass Impork
ed Cotton Dress Fabrics.
SATURDAY, JANUARY
FOURTH-Our annual January
Sale Of Women's and Childrenaa
Muslin and Cambria Underwear
Corsets, silk PetticOats, and Chik
dren's FrOcks.
The announcements of today
are but the beginning Of maRg
that will follow one another raps
idly in the days just coming,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
AN ART RECEPTION.
The Parable Of the Lilies, Given a
Private View Last Tuesday.

Private View Last Tuesday.
4 gooIIy number Of ladies and gentlemen
chiefly elersyrneu eud tneir families. ana
other professional people Of the city. re-
sponded TO Invitations sent out 10 attend
a private view Of the very beautiful ana
strikingly new ideal Of Jesus. in the large
painting entitled The Parable Of the
Lilies by a noted Scottish artist. writer
and traveller. Ambrose NsculeI. NJ A.
The reception was given ~ a beautifully
appointed room 40 yl7 Fourteenth Street
opposite The New Willard Hotel. and "a
more appreciatiye company could not well
be found. The painting proved 10 be not
only d startling creation but was pro-
nounced by all masterpiece.
The picture IS so absolutely different
from any other, and so decidedly oppo-
site 70 commonly accepted ideals. that at
first II rather shocks the behOlder But
upon listening 10 the artists presentation
OF the clrcumstantiai indications point
ing 10 the identical conclusions portrayed
IN his picture. one becomes convinced Of
the great likelihood OF this painting bear
ing closer resemblance 10 the divine
person Of Jesus than any OF the couveu-
tiOnal pictures eNranu
It Is proposed to keep the picture on
view for some time. and 20 divide equally
the profits OF the exhibition with the
churches OF all denominations in their
religious and charitable work in this city
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
MISS WILSON'S LARGE PARTY.
Many Mntrons and Maids at secre-
tary Of AgricuIture's Home.

At the reception by the Secretary Of
Agriculture official dignity is Ightened by
a pretty touch OF vivacity impaired by
his daughter. who. apart from her own
popularity as q Cabinet hostess, always
gathers about Ter on New Year Day a
number Of handsome maids AID attractive
matrons. Miss wilson wore this beautiful
Paris gown she woe at the White House
a cream crepe lie chine trimmed with
bands OF sable
Assisting her 10 receiving the Secre-
tary's host Of C. Ierz are Mrs. Perez. Mrs.
Pezet, Mrs. John " Foster. Mrs. Fair
banks. Mrs. DoInveI. Mrs. Hin. Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. Hansbroush. Mrs. Steele.
Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Sul3cp Hutchins,
Mrs. Heath. Hiss DOIliver Miss Deering.
Miss Mattingly, Miss Sewers. Miss Gross
man. Miss Helen Bell. and Miss Grace
Bell
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
HALFBAcK REITER TO SPEAK.
The Old Princeton FootbnIIist nj y.
VI & 4. Meeting.

H. r Reiter, the "Bosie" Reiter for
four years halfback on the Princeton foot
ball team, viii speak to boys in the
Young Mems Christian Association gym
nasium sunday afternoon at 9 O'Clock. His
subject viii be "Punts and Passes from
The Gri1iron-' He viii make a general
survey Of all the great football games dur
Ing the past season, making spiritual ap-
plicstiCas at the most opportune times.
This VIII be the first OF a series Of mass
meetings for boys held under the auspices
Of the boys department OF the Young
Mems Christian Association The series
VIII continue each Sunday afternoon until
april. and VIII be entirely in charge OF
the boys. except the speaking. which will
be done by men Leading Christian ath-
letes and business men VIII speak
T. O. Sellers the welI-knOHn cvanEe-
H@tIc singer viii have charge OF the mu-
sic All boys over twelve years OF age
VIII be admitted 10 the meetings
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
RECEIVED BY MRS. HITCHCOCK.
Many Guests at One of Capitals Most
Ho~PitaBIe Households.

The Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs.
Hitchcock have become exceedingly pop
ular during their official residence at the
Capital and are receiving many callers.
Mrs. Hitchcock gown is Of lilac with
bodice touches of lace.
In addition TO the attractive young
daughters Of the house. the receiving
party includes Mrs Wctmore. Mrs New
lands. Mrs Bartholdt. Mrs. Van Devan-
ter Mrs. Henry Clay Evans. Mrs. H. H.
ID. Pierce, Mrs. Shipley. Of ST. Louis, Mrs.
dc Meissner, Mrs. Joy Mrs. SeIfridge.
Mias Kean. Miss Lowering. Mrs. Ryan
Mrs. James s. Wad5worth. Miss Jane
Riggs. Miss McCawley. Miss Lay. the
Misses Warder. Miss Alice Wilson. Mrs.
Fairfax Harrison, Miss Mott, Miss Wads-
worth. Miss lie Bourgeois. Miss de- SmiT-
n,h. and Miss Catlin. Of New York
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AT SECRETARY ROOTS HONE.
Army Officers Predominant in a
Large Attendance.

The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Root are
welcoming seemingly endless flow OF
callers, among whom are many regular
army officers and others Who served In the
volunteer service.
Mrs. Root is assisted by Mrs Corbin.
Mrs. Bates. Mrs. Gillespie Mrs Clarence
Edwards. Mrs. Carter. Mrs. Sheridan. Mrs.
Edward II Wales, OF New York: Mrs
Cowles. Mrs. Mcclellan, Mrs. PostIe-
thwaite, Miss Alice Roosevelt. Miss Au-
drey Pauncerote. Miss Mcmillan. Miss
Wetmore, Miss AicKenna, Miss Paulding
Miss MacFeagh. Miss Helen Roosevelt and
Miss Christine Roosevelt. Of New York.
Miss Alice Ward Miss Glover. Miss Ash
ton, Miss Daisy Wilson, and Miss Helen
Cutting, of New York.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
MR.. QUAY's HEALTH BETTER.
sniOurn in Florida Does PeunsyI-
Vanfa senator Much Good.

PALM BEACH. Fla, Jan. Word
from st. Lucie, United States Senator NJ.
S Quay's winter home, states that the
Republican leader has greatly improved
In health since his arrival here.
Billy Bowlegs and other Seminoles are
very anxious about their white chiefs
health.
Since Quay sent a sick Seminole to the
St. Augustine Hospital and paid his ex-
penses there. all the Seminoles speak
warmly OF Quay.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
LAST YEARS CHARITIES.
More Money Given Away Than Ever
Before In Same Time.

CHICAGO Dec. Jan. In its annual
review Of business conditions and other
matters a local paper today prints a com
pI'te list Of contributions by philaa-
thropists By viii and direct gift during
the year 1901.
The year was record breaker. The
total reaches S12S. SIS. T32.
the world has never before known such
generosity as this in a single year. OF
the total amount stated there has been
given TO educational Institutions The
princely sun Of SOS. $50. ss1- to charities
Sz--Il-fIo, 20 churches s.. 2sS. $50. to
museums AID art galleries S11Is3. l12. and
10 Libraries SI5.8S0. 40
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
CHANGES MEMORY CLEARED.
Former HonOrE Restored to Behead
ed Chinese OmeiaL

PEKING, Jan. In response to the
memorial Of Prince Ching an edict has
been issued rehabiIitating the memory Of
Chang Yin Huan, formerly Minister to the
United states. and restoring his former
hOnOTs 10 him
Chang Yin HUan wss beheaded last year
while en- route to Turkestan
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
SERVICES IN CHICAGO.
High Mass Celebrated al Midnight in
Many Of the Churches.


CHICAGO. Jan. Chicago babe fare
well to the first year Of The twentieth
century last night. and welcomed 1902
with hymns and prayers. music and fes-
tivity-
The ringing OF bells tho blowing Of
horns. and the footing OF whistles at
midnight told the worsAipers in church
and the reveiers IN bathrooms that an
other year had been ushered in.
In all the Roman Catholic monastsries,
converts, and churches watch-night ser
vices we-@ held High mass was ceIebrat-
ed at midnight and special services will
BE- conducted today.
OF the Protestant churches, those OF the
Methodist denomination alone held watch
night services. The Others confined them
selves TO New Year Day services and -e-
cCptions-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
ADVENTURES" GIVEN AT LAST.
The Dartmouth Boys Had Recovered
From Effects Of Troubles.

The Dartmouth Boys Had Recovered
From Effects Of Troubles.
The Adventures OF Atwood" was given
at the New Willard last night The
leading man was on hand and the en-
tire Dartmouth Dramatic Club have re
covered from the effects Of the shipwreck
In North River and its financial difficulties
in reaching Washington
About one hundred persons saw the
presentation
Atwood is. of course. a student. and
naturally his name is Jack" Gallant
Jack rescues the husbaudless woman
from drowning. and just as in the story
books. he Immediately proposes marriage.
which ls naturally the entrance 10 a long
and broad highway Of trouble. from which
he ls cNtricated only by a convenient old
uncle, who fortunately drops around and
relieves his nephew from his entangle-
rnent
The William Gillette Of this production
Is Mr. Willard l. Hartshorn, playwright.
who also assumes the role OF the adveu-
turous Atwood"
The widow, with her Mrs Carter hair.
her "oh, fudge voice. and her decoIIete
-bespanglcd gown. is a wonder in the
person Of Harry y. Sanborn. Mrs. Oner-
ingham' faints as gracefully as a baby
elephant lying down 20 slumber Mrs
o. is Harold y Scudder
The Adventure" are shown I'd in
three instlllments. and the total is passed
out as a farce. Washington is a one
night stand with these New England
Thesplans, and last night was the night.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
GLEE CLUB evUNIoN.
The Members Of -. PauTs Catholic
Church Entertained Last Nirht.

There was a surprise party gathering at
the home Of Nr. ana Mrs John ". Hickey
OF 1906 V Street northwest. last night.
The occasion being an unexpected visit
from members Of the GIee Club. com
posed Of young men Of 81. PauIs Catholic
Church choir
The visit was In honor Of Mt Andrew
l. Hickey, Ct 81. Charles College. Eli
colt City sd. who is spending the holi-
days home SIR. Hickey was formerly a
member OF the club ana The visit last
night was in The character OF q reunion
A very enjoyable programme vas rem
dcred. each member singing one or more
Cf his favorite songs Al midnight a
BOuntiful supper was rived.
Those present were Messrs. Joseph
Dunn. John T. Boyle. John Barry Lynch.
John COnncu Harry Hall. 81 Francis
Lynch hineeB. d. Kelley EIg=ue Nc
Dermott. jules AEeaile and Messrs- Ed
ward Carroll and Daniel Cox Of ST.
Charles College. Ellicott City. SIu.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
Lansburgh &Bro
The Clearance Sale Makes the
Prices on
LINENS
Drop Sharply.
Drop Sharply.

Just 70 create a little stir. We Offer
these great linen bargains
Size 2Ox42 extra heavy quail 1910
fly hemmed HUck Towels. ~
Regular price, 15e- Special price . x
Size 26x52. extra heavy quality double
thread Bleached Turkish Bath 06C
LoNels' regular price, 35e. Special YbNE
IN ------. ---.--......-. ~
. dozen slightly soned Turkish 0Oc
Bath Rugs Regular price. co.. RUt
-FNN-ei price 1900 -...--.--.- y -
60-inch extra heavy quality half ooc
D-eached Irish Damssk. Regu- VI
lar price, f5c- Special price. ..-.-- y y
lS-incb addressed Pure Linen German
Dan esk Napkins. Regular 90
p71e, So Special price. y fssH
per dozeI.------.-----...-..... , fsGU
l9-inch nne quaIit, fun bIeacbe5
Irish DamasS NcpJi,s- Reg -
a al7r price 50- Special n
sz- "a s7ca extra quality
pure i--'s-. =lsh Dauask Nap -
kins- Reg',2r price, SI-7g. 0E
Speus-I D-ice. } LEU
Special Undue 2 nus in IS and "a Nan
kins These u ISIf dozen Iots-zreatIy
reduced prices prevail.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01

Mystic Cure for IhgTT1ar'-- and neuralgia
radically cures Ia =. = "a 'etlon upon the
moves NJ once the eause tas disease inme-
diately disappears The hnst dose greatly benefits
20 cents ssd 81 Sold By Stevens Pharmacy.
ttnnsyIy ania Avenue and Ninth street.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
THE NEW CABINET HOSTESS.
Mrs. Knox Assisted hy Mr.. CHARLIE,
Emory smith in RecefvInp

Al The residence Of the Attorney Cen
eraI, Mrs. Knox is appearing for the first
time as a Cabinet hostess, and is assist
ed bv Mrs Charles Emory Smith. wife Of
Postmaster General Smith, Mrs EIkins.
Mrs, Richards. Mrs DalzeH. Mrs. Beck.
Mrs Bingham, Mrs. Hoyt. Mrs McCauIey.
Mrs Blair. Miss Maud Wetmore. Miss
Foraker, Miss Clagett, Miss Loring. and
Miss Helen johnson.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
ANXIOUS FOR
SEWELL'O SEAT
Seven Senatorial ASpiraDtS
in New Jersey.
A PILGRIMAGE 10 SENATOR KBAE'S
Political Leaders in Annual SOcia
COnclave There Likely to Fix
Up a Candidates Shy
Of Appointment.

CAMDEN. y J. Jan despite the lack
Of public avowais on the question Of a
successor to the late United States Sen
atcr Sewell, last night found this list Of
candidates in the field.
EN-Sherin David Baird, Of Camden.
Clerk in Chanccry E. C.. Stokes. Of Cum
berland county.
Congressman John J. Gardner. Of At
Iantic county.
EX-United States Attorney General John
W. Griggs, of Passatc county.
colonel William Barbour. Of Passaic
county.
County Clerk Barker Gummere. Of Mer-
Ger county.
John +. Dryden, Of Essex county.
In every case the boom was launched by
the friends Of the candidates. but it is
understood that there is no man among
the seven mentioned who is not willing
to go to the Senate.
GrIgEs Hoping for Luck.
EN-Attorney General Griggs is conduct
ing his campaign in a very quiet way. ap-
parently hoping to slip in as a compro-
mise He win have TO contest for his
own delegation with Colonel Barbour. who
Is very ambitious TO be the Senator.
Senator Thomas y. McCarter Of Essex
Is managing the campaign Of John +
Dryden, and II was with a view OF fur
Ihering the Dryden boom that Essex so
Willingly gave up its claim TO the State
Ireasurership- But the chances Of Mr.
Dryden are not considered very rosy.
a sIate-Making Jaunt.
great number of Republican leaders
made their annual New Year pilgrimage
today to Senator John Kean's home in
Elizabeth and there viii undoubtedly be
some very lively slate making befc-e
nightfalI
AID Interim Appointments.
An interesting feature Of the events Of
yesterday was the stand taken by Senator
Stokes against any ad interim appoint
ment so far as ne is personally con
cerned- Stokes stated that the only con
dltlon under which he would accent an al
interim appointment would De in case a
majority OF the legislators EXPRESSED a
preference for him.
Governor VOORHEES, is willing To name
Stokes ad interim and Represenrarfy-a
J. o@Ier- together with ether North Ter
sey leaders, have been vigorously
urging the Cumberland man 10 accept
out ne he's just as DeTsisteutIv declined
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
AT THE CHINESE LEGATION.
'inE-EnnE Keeps Open House
for NeVr .aaF CsIIe--

"" 'inE-FnnE Keeps Open House
for NeVF 1ear Callers.
Although the festivities incident to New
Year Day signifies nothing to vu Tfnq-
rang, the Chinese Minister ana his race
yet as member Of the DIPLOMATS Corps
as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
F'eniPotentiary from the Empire in the
ar East he is keeping open house today.
All who call at the Chinese LeEation are
R@ins received in an informal manner.
The Chinese New Year does not occur
1atll a month later. according 70 the an
eient calendar. Minister WI always gives
his friends cup Of good tea and the
product brewed at tae legation is OF the
hrest crop aud blending
NJ WI has a legion Of loyal friends at
the Natl7naI Capital and the legation IS
the Mecca for many today.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
Ad Interim appointment.
MRS. LONGS RECEPTION.
Navy contingencies Kepresentn,tve,
Conferred at the Portland.

Conferred at the Portland.
Mrs Long is receiving in paIm-cmbow-
cred parlOrs OF the Portland.
The receiving party includes Mrs. Hack
Ell. Mrs Darling wife Of the Assistant
Secretary; Miss Long. Mrs Glover. Miss
Terry Miss Van ReyDen. Miss LambertoD.
MISS Stellwagen, Miss Benham, Miss Vir-
sinia Evans, Miss Switzerland. Miss
Isabel Johnson, Miss Hemphm. Miss Wal
lace, Miss Taunt and Miss Katherine
Bradford
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
The SCIENCE OF GAMBLING.
Lord hOsIyn's System said 90 Have
Won 100000 Frame

L.'->l'''N- gan THE Central News ..
Monte Carlo correspondent TODAY states
-. l-o.a Ha5lyn. who f. was recently an
nolnced expected 10 form .vudf,..,ts -,
ll.lrEel men TO break the bank accord
Hs 10 me-" system which be lad drawn
- won lee9e9 francs last evening bv his
system
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01

SaIrted New Year With Pistol Shot.
James H Grant coIored, welcomed the
new year by standing in his yard and 6r-
ing OF pistol about o'cIocJ, this morn
ing, ana today in The Police Court he VS.
liner S. for violating a police resuIation
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
M0RGAN'S LARGE
NEW YEAR GIFTS
A Check Equal to Annual
Salary Given Each Clerk.
$3.50, 900 PRESENTED 70 employees
Largest Present on Record offered
by Head Of Great Banking
House - Experts and Office
Boys Remembered.

NEW YORK. Jan L-EmpIoyss in the
office of j. p Morgan & Co. we're made
supremely happy yesterday by the record
breaking act Of generosity OF Mr.. Morgan.
Every man in his employ received a New
Year gift Of exactly 100 per cent Of his
salary
Many were the expressions heard Of
good VIII and kindly feeling toward Mr..
Morgan as a result Of his muniGcence.
At Christmas the clerks and employees
generally expected that the hrm would
follow its usual custom and give q bonus
at the end Of the year. but none expected
distribution so liberal as that made yes
terday
Equal to Annual salary.
From the office boy to the specialist in
bonds and the heads of departments a
check was given equal to his entire years
salary. That is to say. the bond expert
G loan clerk who receives a yearly salary
Of $4,000. received from Mr. Morgan yes
terday a check for SO 600. The little office
hey who begins his Wall Street career at
$40 a month was made happy with check
far $3.50
This is the largest distribution CT profits
ever ei.en BIZ a financial house in the his
tory of Wall Street
Gave Away S25O.OOO.
When the estimates Of the various
Christmas gifts were made shortly be
fore Christmas il was said that J. p
Morgan d Co. would distribute about
S1C9.0O0 among their employees This esti-
mate was far too little. it is now ad-
mitted, and thE amount they gave as
a bonus is nearer $3.50. geo
While neither Mr. Morgan nor any Of
his partners would discuss the matter
yesterday, IL WAS said that the last year
has been one Of the most profitable in the
history Of the big banking house During
the exciting times last spring when the
financial world was in a whirl Of specu-
atCn and immense deals were pending
the CLERKS had 10 work hard and late.
Clerks Worked Hard.
Before that tire. when the United
States steel Corporation was formed. a
vast amount Of detail had 20 be accom-
plished in the fotation Of the billion
dollar corporation Now they feel that
they have been amply rewarded for all
their hard work. and the -oId man" as
he IS arectiOuateIy called by his en-
DioEes, is looked upon as the best Of en-
rioyers.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01

Care for Presidents snfet

Chief WiIde, OF the Secret Service. had
taken the most elaborate precautions Tor
the Presidents safety.
Plain-eIothes detectives were scattered
through the crowd and many were sta
TONED about the rooms on the lower floor
Of the White House. Each person not
known to the detectives was closely
watched as he approached the President.
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a sInte-1IakinE Jaunt.

great number Of Republican leaders
made their annual New Year pilgrimage
today to Senator John Keau's home in
Elizabeth and there viii undoubtedly be
some very lively slate making befc-e
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-01
Carib Indian, a Woman Of Note.

MAZDA q. EspsIar "a Jeys, the only
livIr & CHRISTIAN representative OF
the famous Sun Worsbippers' and
high born woman OF Hsyre, being
the dang h,er OF Baron, is In the
city for few days Madam Jeys
ia, navel, d exteI S,velV and comes
With Interesting t. PICS from every
province she has visited She Is a
lady OF Classical education, being
prepared 10 converse In ten dit
feren. languages Size spoke In a
most enrsItaIIIDg maDne,, 10 The
delight Of hrI hesreIS, In the M. E
church IN w cnesdsy evening and
consented - oddT. - the evening
cIngregato& - the NJ E church
SaObatn ~ n"e Y II will be fully
repaid b. h n ne. and sre cor.
daily i"viteh u do %
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-01

Another ridiculous TODD tad has
been branded by the most compe'
tent authorities. They have dis
PEELED the silly notion that one
kind of food Is needed for brain,
another for muscles, and still an
other for bones. A correct diet
will not only nourish particular
part of the be- :, but 1t will sustain
every other part. Yet, however
good your food may be, Its uutri-
ment is destroyed by indigesti'u or
dyspepsia You must prepare fo1
their appearance or prevent 'et'
coming by taking regular osss
Green's August Flower, the tsvtr
lie medicine OF the healthy millio
A few doses aids digesti: n, 5tinu-
lates the liver to healthy action,
puri6es the blood an NAB IS YOU
feel buoyant and vieor' Us Van
can ge, Dr. Green's reliaT) EN-
dies d, D. A. Heucershot'
Get Gre ems S1r-cial Almsns-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-01
An ENJOYABLE Evening.

Among the many enjoyable gath
erings of Halloween, none were
more grea,ly enjoyed than the or
given by Mr.. and Mrs. John Heiz> ]
at their beautiful new home on
Walnut Heights. The many pres
ent enjoyed every moment OF toe
evening. Among the features ioI
the euiertaiument was a"tatty pull
bur when the SWEEP was put to COO
some friend q hid 1t and much i'm
was enjoyed IN the "tatfy nunt.
At a late hour the hostess served
bouutiful and delicious lunch. II
was Nov. ISt ere the "gcod byes''
were said and the friends separated
wishing life, joy and prosperity or
he young and hospitable couple.