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COLLARS
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D. J. Kaufman, lac.
IMS Pa. Ave. Ill 17th It
CURED HIS
RHEUMATSIM!
-I am e.fStjr-Lbree year* old and 1 doctored
fee rfceoaiatiaa ew since 1 came oat
of tbe era: 7. erer SO jeara afo. Like aaay
(ten, I speat moaey freely for ao-ealled
'ever end 1 hare read abeet Trie Add' na
til I cooid alaaoet taate It. I could net
lee* nights or walk witkoat paia; my baada
were ea eeee aad stiff I could not bold a
pea. Bat aow I am agaia la actire business
aad eaa walk wltk eaee or write all day
wit* comfort. Friends are sarprised at the
change." You might Jnat aa well attempt
to pwt oat a Ire wltk ell aa try to get rid
hot year rneaasstism. aeorltla aad like com"plaiata
by taklag treatmeat supposed te
'drive Uric Acid eat of yoar blood aad body.
-It took Mr. Aakelmaa fifty yearn to find out
tbe trntb. Be learned bow to fet rid of the
troe eaaee of kla rheumatism, other dleordors.
and recover bis strength from "Tbe
laser Mysteries." aow being distributed free
by aa aatborlty who devoted over tweaty
yeare to tbe scientific study of thla trouble.
If amy reader of "Tbe Herald" wlahee "Tbe
Tleaer Myateries of Rheumatism" overlooked
*r doctor* aad acieatlata for ceaturiee paat.
imply aead a peet card or letter to H. P.
Clearwater. Nx 108 W Street. Hallowell.
ilaine. Bead aow. leat you forget! If aot
a sufferer, cat out this notice aad hand thla
good aewa aad opportuaity to some afflicted
frlead. All who sead will receive It by retura
ma?l without aay charge whatever.?
Adv.
^VffrLOAHS
HORNING
Diuaoads, Watche;, Jewelry
South End of Highway Bridge
ORRIQ I
CLSANSCR )
DTII '
Our kind of service is i
tbe better kind. Right j
methods, Right Prices; J
Prompt Service, Pleas- I
> ing Results. J
TWO STORES |
, 710 Ninth St. N. W.
3176 Mt. Pleasant St. i
Fhsae m as will eall. We do eieaa* i
tag. dyedag. repalriag aad pressing. J
SPECIAL SALE1
Of Elgin and Waltham
BRACELET WATCHES
K-c.i S-ai^ G iaa a teed
Tweaty Tears,
$21.50
A Small Depeait Will leeerve It Us til
FISCHER'S
438 9th St N.W.
Open Evsnings Until O'clock.
^ Mall Orders Promptly Tilled. j
Rheumatism
A Remarkable Uoaae Treptaeat
Given by Oae Who Had It
In the Spring of 1893 I was attacked
by Muscular and Subacute
Rheumatism. I suffered
as only those who have it know,
for over three years. I tried
remedy after remedy, and doctor
after doctor, but such relief as I
received was only temporary.
Finally I found a treatment that
cured mc completely, and it has
never returned. I have given it
to a number who were terribly
afflicted and even bedridden with
rboumatism. some of them 70 to
SO years old. and results were
the same as in my own caae.
I want every sufferer from such
forms of rheumatic trouble to try
this marvelous healing power.
Don't send a cent; simply mail
your name and address and I will
aend it free to try. After you
have used It and it has proven
Itself to be that long-looked-for
means of getting rid of your
rheumatism, you may send the
price of It. one dollar, but understand.
I do not want your money
unless you are perfectly satisfied
to send It. Isn't that fair? Why
suffer any longer when relief Is
thus offered you free? Don't delay.
Write today.
Mark H. Jackson. No. 122G,
Durston Bldg.. Syracuse. N. Y.
Mr. Jackson responsible. Above stato*
sat tras.
" a ICHTWA Y
SCHOOL OF DANCING
fl218 NEW YORK AVE
If TO. ar. think tag about
tea rains t. dine, don't nU.
a dtrl.lnn before you bar.
Tlaltad tk. Rlfbtwaj Studio,
tlw only ap-to-date Daarlai
aontb of Maw Tort
Prlrata coon, lauoaa. kalf
Hour, $1. Prititi room for
beftaacra. "A ?? not bar.
? appotatm^KT Open 10 a.
ta. to 19 p. m. Pbon. Frank
U? TS54.
A
Delightful
Season
Te Vist EASTERN VIRGINIA
0U Poiat
Norfolk
Ysfaas Beach
Pilmt Riw, CWsM^ke Bay,
RM4I
D?ily Service?Modern Steamers
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LARGE BOOZE j
FORCE URGED.
1
1
Commissioner Says Staff Is J
Too Small to Cope With
Whisky Makers. \
i
I Declaring that It *u Impossible \
for a city the else of Washington |
to b? policed against the main- i
tenance of Illicit atllla and the 1
wholeaale concoction of unlawful j
beverages' with the "handful of j!
men" now assigned to do thla
work. U. S. Commissioner Isaac R.
Hltt yesterday stated that Congress
must appropriate more money if tha
situation is to be coped with effectively.
"Those men who are detailed to
ferret out illicit atllls are doing
fine work," Commissioner Hitt
stated, "and I do not want to take
any credit from them, but It is a
fact that we are getting no place
In actually cutting down this practice
in Washington at present."
Benjamin Franklin Bailey. 32, of
in U street southwest, and Jennie
Jaggl. 1230 Union street southwes*.
were arraigned before Commissioner
Hitt yesterday afternoon on
charges of operating Illicit stills at
their residences. Both pleaded not |
guilty. Bailey was released on 1500
bond and Jennie Jaggl's bond set
at 11.000.
The arrests were made by Policemen
O. W. Mansfield and E. F.
Thompson on Friday. The officers
declare they found It gallons of
corn mash In Bailey's home and a
'coll. but no tank.
At the Jaggi home, the officersj
told the Commissioner that they
had found some apparatus secreted j
in a -mnk. while beneath a trap
door they had found two Ave-gallon
jars of whiskey mash and half
a pint of the finished product.
HOSPITALGETS
LARGE BEQUEST
P. McK. Baldwin s Will
Leaves $51,600 to Alexandria
Kin and Friends.
TUX HERALD BCRKATT.
A. S. Doniphan.
727 Kinf Street.
ALEXANDRIA. Not. 27.?The will
of P. McK. Baldwin, dated November
6. 191*. and written in the handwriting
of the testator^ today was admitted
to probate fti the circuit
court, this city. After making bequests
to relatives and friends
amounting to $51,600. Baldwin directed
that the remainder of his estate.
amounting to several thousand
'dollars, go to the Alexandria Hospital.
Dr. Arthur Snowden he named
as executor. The testator directed:
that no inventory or appraisement
be made and no bond be required of
the executor.
| To his uncle. William P. McKnight,
he left S100 and in a codlt
oil provided an additional $5,000 for
1 McKnight; Dr. Arthur Snowden.
i $5,000; Albert Altcheson. $5,000;
I cousin, Elixabeth Jones, $10,000;
t cousin, Frances Davis. $?0,000;
I cousin. Fannie Hill Howard, $10,000;
'cousin. Bertha Baldwin Gordon, $2,;
000; cousin. Bessie Baldwin, $2,000;
aunt. Emily Baldwin. $1,000; to the;
surviving daughters of John T. and
Agnes Johnson, $500 each.
It also is directed by the testator
that $1,000 additional be paid to
Dr. Snowden for handling his estate.
In connection with his bequest to
the Alexandria Hospital Baldwin
said in his will* "Tl\e object of the
Hospital bequest is to alleviate
'human suffering without racial or
religious discrimination, and the bequest
is so made. No part of the
fund shall be used for any sectarian
or religious purpose."
Bowadary Steae Uavelllag.
The last of the thirty-nine original
boundary stones of the District
of Columbia located on Russell road
just north of King street will be un- j
veiled at 3 o'clock Wednesday af-j
ternoon. Addresses will be made by
Representative R. Walton Moore.
and Mrs. Alma Sylvester Barber and
Rev. Dr. S. A. Wallis and Rev. Dr.
W. J. Morton will take part in the
exercises. The affair will be under i
the auspices of Mount Vernon Chap-|
ter Daughters of the American Revolution
of this city.
This stone is know as stone No. 2
and is located about 150 feet north
of the King street road. Stone No.
1 is at Jones Point and was unveiled
several years ago by the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
There were originally thirty-nine
stones marking the original boundaries
of the District of Columbia,
which then included Alexandria.
Work of tracing them was begun
by Mrs. Barber, of Washington. Mrs.
Barber in her talk Wednesday afternoorf
will tell of the work of
tracing these stones. At the conclusion
of the exercises a children's
choir will sing "America."
Dnun Corp* Eatertataa.
Members of the Lambskin Masonic
Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps of
Washington, numbering about 300,
came over t? Alexandria tonight 1
and staged a big entertainment in
the opera house. The visitors were
welcomed by Mayor James M. Duncan.
Others who spoke were William
H. Huttla, master of ceremonies;
Henry Lansburgh, and J.
B - Dexter. Songs and recitations
were given by Nick Carter and L.
W. Brown. The visitors were shown
the Washington relics in the Masonic
Temple and previous to the
entertainment had supper in Odd
Fellows' hall, which was furnished
by the members of Martha Washington
Chapter No. 42, Order of
Eastern Star.
Jasler Order Pragram.
I Members of James W. Jackson
Council No. 55, Junior Order of
{United American Mechanics, will at,
tend special services at the Methodist
Protestant Church tomorrow
| night. A sermon will be preached
I by Rev. G. J. Hill, pastor. They
j will be accompanied by the mem!
hers of Belle Haven Council No. $1,
| J. O. U. A. M., Mount Vfernon and
Mary Washington Councils, Daughters
of America, and Friendahip
Council. Sons and Daughters of
| Liberty. All will assemble at 7
o'clock at the hall of Andrew Jackson
Council on North Pitt street
land march to the church in a body.
LOCAL MENTION.
TRY STAG?$1 UP
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AaUrastlnOocfeeM.
claftjn optical co.
an r nun .?.
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