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NEW GOODS.
n EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF

a n EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
"a SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Lawns BalzarinCs CLOTHS.
Berages and Silks Black, blue black, blue,
Alpacas and Rombazines green, brown and mix
Light cvl'd Cashmeres s ed CLOTHS.
Mouseline de LANES CASSIMERES.
Lace and Plaid Muslin Black, blue black blue
Cambria and Jaconet do. mixed, fancy striped &
SHAWLS. Plaid Cassimeres.
Silk, Cashmere TWEEDS,
Mousene de Lame and Light and dark colors,
Thibet Wool Shawls. GAMBROONS Drill
Plain and Embrod Linen LINGS, and SUMNER
Cambria HDKFS. CLOTHS.
VESTlNGS-SDk, Satin, Matseilles, Buff, Cash
marets and OTTER Vestings plain and fancy,
Irish, French and German LINENS.
Bleached and unbleachtd MUSLlNS; Bed Ticking;
Mariners Shirting, Pent'y Plaids, Checks, sc. &c.
o. Persons wishing TO supply themselves with
Goods at PRICES will do well 10 call at the Agen
cy Store, No. II BALTIMORE STREET, End door
below Tripolet's alley.
apl4-3m LUTHER ]. COX.
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BALTIMORELoCK HOSPITAL
DR.. JOHNSTON,

a member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Licen-
tlhte of the Apohecays Hall, London, and Graduate
from one Of the first colleges in the United States NAV
De consulted i'll all diseases incident to the human
frame, hut more especially in all cases Of
w CERTAIN DISEASE.
When The misguided aad imprudcnt vOtafy OF plea
e mus ne has nbibed the seeds Of this painful dis
case, IL 100 often happens that i'll timed sense OF
nle, OF dread or discovery, dcters him fiom apply-
NY W tNose VINO, from education aud rcSpcctahiy
euii "oiie Deiflend him, delaying till the institutional
symptoms OF this hOfrid disease make their appeat-
"HI', euCh as ulcCrated sore throat, diseased nose
nocCuHla pans III the head and limbs dmness of siyb,
DEAFNESS, nodes on the shin homes and arms LIotrhe.
on the head face and eXtrcnites provressing m ,h
ghtiui rapdity, till at LAST the paate eff the ntb n,
e ZONES OF Inc nose fall in and the victim of this n
iui lisease becomes horrd object of CommiSpratiou
VI deat puts period to his dreadful sutfcIinys tv
schuNtS mn to THAT bourne whence no travrIsr 70
tuihS'" 70 Such, therefore, Or. JOHNSTON nledae.
blmaoli to preserve the most involahe secrecy: ana
from MS extensive practice in the fret bosDiiaIs NJ
Europe and America, he can confidently recnnInand
safe and speedy cure TO the unfortunate virr,m NJ
this hOIrd disease. '-A ~
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve. such =.
for Squirting, Cataract, sc. Also those for Deorai,y
OF the Limb, such as Club Foot, Sc, performed on
the Poor trce Of charge. ~
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons who have in;u,
ed their constitutions by certain practice sprrdil,
cured. '-''"J
Take notice, the right hand side of N Predc,ics
street: gong from Baltimore street, doors from The
corner. Observe the name. "
t1}- Advice to the Poor GRATIS. OPS
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ENTITY HOUSES FOR SALE.


u. ON PLEASING TERMS.
Only part OF which can be named in the linn
sss&Sa, its of an advertisement, viz: large dwell
lsssNU lings, with stables and carriage houses at
1-A4At :ched, situated in Old Town, at only $500
cach; III Lombard ST. High $3.50 cach in Ais
quithst. near Pitt $4,000 and $20G; one in East Bau
mOrest. near Exeter $1,000; fine store with dwell
ing corner Paca and Mulberry-stS. S2500 store with
dwelling, in Old Town, established a bakery $3.50;
hne dwelling with large lot, near Madison, $4,000;
in Madison near Howard Sl20O; | in GreGn-st. near
Lombard $1,000; in HE hist. near Fawn $3.50 each; 3
IN Mulberry st. near Park S625 each; George
near pennsylvania avenue $3.50 each; in Strawberry
alley near Jefferson st. $500 each; in Monument ST.
5000 and SEQ each; in Canal S525 and 600 each; Bin
Edtn ST. near Baltimore $500 each in Caroline st.
near Baltimore $3.50 and 1000; fine dwelling in fee
on Broadway $4,000 store with dwelling in fee 8 900;
! IN Stiles ST. S2OOC; on E. Pratt near Exeter SlS00:
in Cranky street Exeter Sl050 and 500; fine
dwelling in Sharp ST. near the Wesley Chapel $4,000 ,
in Mulberry ST. Pine $1,000 and 1000; large store
and dwelling in Howard at near Saratoga $500; a
hotel near the b. and Ohio X. R. depot $4,000 dwell
ing in Barnet street S2S00; fine houses in CORTLAND
street, cheap.
h I5FARMS AMI COUNTRY SEATS FOR
hfiIA SALE. handsome farm OF Is acres of good
-IJI- Land, 81 miles on the BelAir Road 5000; | of
37s acres rear Point of Rocks S45O0 of S6 acres
miles out the Washington road, 500 per acre. of II
acres near the arsenal Resterstown road, fine build
ings $500; Of n acres, miles York road $4,000;
OF Ia acres, 3miles on ReSterstown road, with fine
buildings of 100 acres, miles on the Hartford road
$4,000 would be divided to suit; some on Bel-Ar
road Frederick and other roads Persons disposed to
purchase will do well to call for particulars on the
subscribers. Some would be exchanged for city pro
perry.
% GROUND RENTS FOR SALE, in different
amounts Please apply to
BENZ. BOND, or
GEORGE GELBACH,
m26 Real Estate Agents, 40 Second street.
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NEOW CAN YOU DOUBT THE rTI1DT-
Ii n CAL NIkIlES OLE EAN,rREI L AAltEI

IN CAL VIRTUES OF CANTRELL,S ANTI
Dn SihPliC PuNDERS, the only sure remedy ever
oeed u The public, prepared expressly for thai COM
plant, single nial Of whieh will convince me mos,
sctPucai OF lis ability to in any stage and under
any form, ana beng purely vegetable, persons of Tie
most delicate constitution may use ii in all kinds of
weather with perfect safety
Numerous certificates of hiohly resnectahIe ci,i-
ZGns can he given by calling at Mr. caleb Cresson,s
Dug Warehouse No. North Third st.. or nj Cant
feIi's, conner OF Carpenter and Second sts Philadel
phia, OF which have attached few.
John Tizmoire, Badcsburp; MIR. Henry Hoover
Moyamensing Road, Phada; Mr.. Saml c. Doucass
SALTWATER, South whaIves Robert Cav, No $50 s.
second St; Mrs. McMuilen, Catharine St. Southwark:
Mr.. Charles Dick, Second near South ST.; Mr. Cald-
well, No. l6S South Fourth ST.; MI. David StiIwel
steam Mill Thirteenth and Willow sts Mr. Barley
Jackson, No. l66 Prime ST. Mr.. Charles Thaw No as
Moyamensing Road Mrs Steel, No 10 Moyaniensinq
Road; Miss Elizabeth Cope, Carpenter near Sixth ST.
Mrs. Lawrence, Commissioners Hall, Southwark:
Mrs. FELTON,, Ninth near Locust ST.; Mrs Minlet No.
% Reckless st., Southwark; Mr.. Thomas Reynolds,
Mead alley; Mr., Hand March, No. % Prime St; Sam'i
II. Watson, sos South Third ST., Plumber; William
Price, Jr., Second ST.; John Price, Blacksmith; MIS-,
Mary Delaney, in George above Sixth ST.; Mrs Shil-
dom corner of Mary and Front streets, Joseph Cain
ESQ Mobile, Ala, '
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by C.4LEB CRRS
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, No. North THIRD
ST., Philadelphs; also, by the regularly appointed
agents:
J. F. Perkins & Bro, C orner of Franklin and Green
sts., Baltimore, Md.
Il. H. Perkins, No. 425 West Baltimore ST. corner Of
Green St. Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Nd.
J. F. Callan, Washington city, ID. G..
Ii. Peel Co., Alexandra, do.
]. l.. kidwell, Georgetown, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber, corner of Carpen-
ter and Second SITS, below Christian, Philadelphia.
N7.Ohserve, none are genuine without the sigma
ture JOHN a. C.fN1RELL. ml2
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HNARM FOR SALE. The farm of the la,


HNARM FOR SALE. The farm of the late
a. Alexander Shepherd is offered for sale 1t is 10
cared 81 miles north of the city, and in the county of
Washington, and in sight of Rock Creek Church. The
buildings are and desirable, consisting of a
DWELLING HOUSE, ovcrseer's, servants, ice and
situated on an eminence overlooking Biadensburg and
the surrounding country. The farm contains about
900 acres-50 Of which is woodland, and the remain
der under good improvements; also, an orchard of
choice apples, peaches and pear trees Attached TO
the house large and highly cultivated garden sup
piled with variety Of fruit 1t is well waered and
wooded and so situated that it may be divided about
equal making farms of 100 acres each, in VIII CHI
case the north part would contain building site equal
10 that on which the present house stands. From its
coHguity to market it is desirable, well TO the
farmer who would make money from IFS products, as
to the gentleman of leisure who would be within reach
of the pleasure city affords, and avoid the evils
of residence in it,
The terms are $4,000 down, and the balance on a
term of years.
For further particulars apply to Mrs Shepherd, on
the premises, or to 5. Holmes, at his store on 9TH
street, nearly opposite the Patriotic Bank.
SUSAN d. SHEPHERD, EXecutrx
jel8 eo4w SYLVANUS HOLMES, Executor.
E2LUMEE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
Y LERY PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS, found
ed 1870. Awarded the Medal, -Four First Premiums
ana TWO highest iionnrs by the Institutes of massa
chusets, New York, and Pennsylvania, respectively
Tor the most beautiful Coiored Daguerreotypes anc
best apnamtus,
CONCERT HALL, ennsyvania Avenue,
Washington city.
No. 251 Broadway, New York.
- Court street, Boston.
1875 ChGsnut s,r""t philadelphia.
IS Canal street. New Orleans
l27 Vicillc Rue du Temple, Paris
- Church street, Liverpool.
Gy- PORTRAITS taken in any weather, in exquisil,
style ia22-tG
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WASHINGTON. July 8, 1915

NASHIhGION, July 1870
Tomorrow halls the advent of the annver-
sary of our Independence May it dawn upon
Gs with brilliance and glory BETTING the re-
.ulrence of the political Sabbath Of a free Re-
public!
In Washington we have many modes pro-
,ected for the celebration of day so dear to the
heart Of every freeman and patriot. Among
The most conspicuous is the celebration of the
friends Of Temperance, with disposition to
prove that the absence Of intoxicating drinks
does not mar the free enjoyment and celebration
Of their country's birthday. The committee
Of arrangements have announced that process
SION will be formed by the several Temperance
associations and proceed, according to the pro-
gramme published IN the Washingtonan, 10 the
beautiful grove west of the Presidents house,
where they ale to listen to an Grafton, 10 be
pronounced by James Hoban, Esq. of this city,
The Declaration of Independence will be read
by Mr.. J. l.. Henshaw. Both of these gentle
men are amply qualified for the performance Of
their agreeable duties Mr. Hobans powers as
public speaker are too we'll known to need
comment. Temperance songs will be sung and
addresses delivered by Messrs. Whpple, Cam
mach and Matchett The friends Of the cause
are particularly anxious that all the members
the different Societies will be in attendance, and
particularly that the Order of the Sons of Tenn
perance and the United Brothers of Temper
ance will turn out in their full strength. Every
variety Of good cheer Consistent with Tenn
perance principles) for body and soul will be
provided, in the desire that the festive occasion
may be Joyous, honoring the day and the Cause,
and with the hope that the heart of each parti-
cpant may beat strong and full in grateful emo
tons Of patriotism, for the many blessings, re-
llglous and political, that we all enjoy.
The ladies of Bladensburgh hold rural fair
IN the neighborhood Of the Spa Spring, on the
Attn and 9Th of July, for the benefit OF the Epis-
oopal church now in progress in that battle
marked and ancient village.
The ladies belonging to Rock Creek church
also have in contemplation a full supply Of the
goods OF this world, in shady retreat near the
church. A number of useful and fancy articles
will be offered for sale, the profits arising from
which are to be applied to the Improvement of
the church.
An excursion to Piney Point is also projected
Hon. Mr. Causin, Of Maryland, is to deliver an
Grafton there, and Joseph II. Bradley, ESQ. to
read the Declaration of independence.
The bells are to ring ''a merry chime at
sunrise and sunset for thirty minutes. the
military will make their usual display, and va
rety Of other public methods of celebration, be-
sides those who intend to go on their ''indvi-
daal curve"--sometimes vulgally expressed as
''your own hook" METROPOLIS.
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&SA SASAGA ID fG a THIS By CON-
ebSbo%P&bW SUMPTION uouId go

$4,000 i p n Son nf con CON.
be Snall estimate tor the ravages this dreadful dis
ease IN single years then aid the fearful caalnuur of
those cut on by Inflammation of the Lungs Irmor-
image. Asthma, Coughs, Influenza, BrOncLitis s,d
other diseases Of the LUNGS AND Liver. ana tbs
list would present appalling proof of the tayi,v o
these Two classes Of Diseases
But il is important to know that nearly all rs, ,bi,
Dreadful waste OF human life might have been prevent
ed by a timely use OF
Dr. WISI.4R'S B.4LS.4M OF Wild CJ{EPpV
the greatest remedy ever dscovcrcdby man for all dis
eases OF the pulmonary organs Produced by cold and
changeablr climates, ""N
scores of cases have come to our kr owIedge whore
the patent had been given up to die of Cons umpton-
as beyond the reach of medical aid-but who nv tho
use OF TINS Wild Cherry RalSam have been speedily
restored 10 complete health.
sister of well known clergyman rcccntlv lef, III.
school she was atending-being advised that She INNS,
die OF Consumpton-to return to her home wishing
70 spend R@tew remaining days with her friends. nv
some lntWk she was induced to take Wistar,s Ralsa,n
of Wild Cherry. by which she was entirely cured in
snort time, and returned 10 her school with liuht
heart and reinvgOrated health
Many Of the most distinguished physicians in New
ORR and Brooklyn give this BaSam their UNQUALIFIED
approval. Why should they not? 1t every where
hailed as ~
'N.fTURE'S F.7TORTTE PRESCRIPTIONS,
being formed from chemical extracts of Wild Cherry
Bark and Tar TWO simple, but powerful ingre dicnis
of Natures own Laboratory.
All orders must be addressed to ISAAC BUTTS,
Ann street, New York
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
High sis, Baltimore, and r. S. PATTERSON Wash
lngton, D. c., and by most of the Druggists in Mary
and and the District of Columbia mhl3-frm6m
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CHANGep The DAY. The citizens of VIII
mington, Del, have changed the day FOR the
funeral obsequics Of Gen, Jackson, from Thurs
day, the 10th, to Monday the It'll inst. VIM.
II Rogers is The orator of the day,
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District of Columbia Advertisements.

EBRESLEY SIMPSON, PENNSYLVANIA
IL AVENUE, (norh sde,) second door from 1 tia
STREET, has in store, and will constantly keep, IA
general assortment of BEST FAMILY GROCERIES.
iy43t
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Correspondence Of the American Republican, J
WASHINGTON, July 3, 1915.

WASHINGTON, July ), 1910.
The corner stone Of the Church (Presbyte-
rian) to be placed under the pastorship of the
Rev. Septmus fusion, late chaplain OF the Sc
nate, was laid yesterday, with all the imposing
ceremonies which the sacred solemnity OF the
occasion recognized as appropriate.
The corner stone of the famous Jackson Hall,
the git OF the Globe editors, is to be laid to-
moro" with all the "pomp aud circumstance
with which the Metropolitan Democracy can
c!othc so grand and interesting a ceremony. 1t
Is intended as monument to perpetuate the
name OF the great Chicitain whose name it
bears, as well for the transaction of the
norc secular business of the great Democratic
party The Odd Fellows and Masons are to
make display appropriate TO the day and the
importance Of the deed.
hr. Luii, your cntcrprisng agent, desires me
10 state to your numerous patrons in this Dis
tnct, that the cause the detention Of the pa
per until near ten o'clock, on each morning of
It's publication, is in consequence of the new ar
rangemcnt Of the Post Office Department, in
relation to the transmission of the northern and
Baltimore maIl, and ofcourse is beyond his con-
troll.
Every thing "augurs well'' for a glorious day
to-horIow' METROPOLIS.
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The RUNNING AND WAXING MATCHES
The one mile race for 5000 over the Beacon
Course, on Tuesday,was won by VIM. Barlow,
in 96--the Indian 42-Ambrose Jackson
= ard STANDARD 5 8. The walking race was
won BIZ the North Star Of CANDIDATE went
I-2 miles in the hour-pursa $500.
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New ESGLAED METHODIST CONFERENCE.
This Conference met at Lowell on Wednesday
the attendance was full. Bishop Waugh
presided the first day. On Thursday the yone-
TabIe bishop was suddenly summoned away on
account of the death of his daughter, near
Philadelphia, and his place was taken by Bish-
op James. There was a motion made that the
candidates for admission to the travelling con-
ncXion be inquired of whether they belonged
to the society of ODD Fellows. There was a
debate of an hour or two, when the motion
was laid oil the table.
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EI2LAT CAP PAPEEs-l500 Reams fine anc
h sunerine blue and white, 10 TO IL lbs for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRICHT & NUDGE,
,e3G south Charles street.
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LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS!
r DyIIS hos nroy

~ EILtLEItS7 INV ILR I"ILIIS has proved Il
y great blessing TO many. We hesitate not TO say
they are the best Pill offered to the public for
that disease.
f17- TO be had of j. P. Williamson, corner of Gay
and Hig3 streets; G. X. Tyler, corner OF High and
Baltimore sts; Cooper, corner of Orleans and Eden
streets; Wiseman & Wroth, Lght-st opposite Dix 4
Foggs; j. A. Sawyer, of Pratt and Paca isis.
f. Perkins corner of Baltimore and Green steets; s.
Kramer Pratt street; A. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave
nue.; or of the General Agent,
W.K. ORRICK, Druggist and Apothecary
mh6tf Corner Eutaw and Lexngton-sts. Bait.
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XNIHAT Is MOST CONDUClVET TO HEALTi
w AZURE STATE AND CIRCULATION Q

VNIHAT Is MOST CONDUCIVE TO HEALTH?
w PURE STATE AND CIRCULATION OF
THE BLOOD.
Now the best method to insure healthy state of
Blood is on the first symptom Of any disorder of the
circulating fluid, such as Dyspepsia, Costiveness,
Giddiness, or any of the diseases which may arise
therefrom. 10 use
HANCE'S SARSAPARILI.A OR BLOOD PILLS
according to the directions, and you will obtain imme-
diate relief.
ONE Word OF CAUTION
When you go to purchase HANCE'S SARSAPA-
RILLA OR BLOOD PILLS, he sure you get the ge
nuine article. Price rs cents per box or five hoXes
for 81.
For sale by SETH $. HANCE, No. 100 Baltimore
St, and AT the corner Of Charles and Pratt je25
ENOR SALE-A black man, 81 years of age, to
n serve 10 years, good farm hand and coHchmah;
also, black boy 6 years Of age, 10 until the
LIST of Jany, 1853, first waiter and ostler also,
black man, l. yearstof age, Is years, first
rate iHn hiH6 IN every respect; also, black boy IA
year of age, L, l9ypirs; also, uula,o boy II
years OF are, slave for lit also. black woman, 10
years of age, 10 q years. with her female enid,
"years old, slave fof life, first rate cook washer
aud roner. The above servants can come well re
commended fion their present owners. Apply 10
~! 1" F. SCoTTi; 10 Exchange Place,
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ded, near the saryins ground of the Chapel.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02
683.OOO.OOO

6S3, 900 900
The above is mere extract from the
bloody statistics OF glorious War; one
chapter in the annals Of the violence,
crime and misery that have followed
in the footprints of the GREAT DEs-
TRoYER. The loss of souls is entered
where human eyes may not read the
list. DIR. Dick estimates the number
of those who have persisted directly
and indirectly by war, at fourteen
thousand millions, or about one tenth
Of the human race. Edmund Burke
placed the number at THIRTY-FIvE
THOUSAND MILLIONS. Taking the es-
innate Of DIR. Dick. and assuming the
average quantity of blood in common
sized person. the veins Of those four
teen thousand millions would ill a cir
cular lake of more than seventeen
miles in circumference ten feet deep:
in which all the navies of the world
nigh, float! Surprising these slaugh-
tered millions to average, each, feet
in lenght, if placed in row, they
would reach nearly i42 times around
the earth, and four times around the
sun. Surprising they averaged 1870 lbs.
each, then they would form globe Of
human flesh of nearly mile in diane.
ter, weighing 100000. 900, 900 lbs.
IA times more than all the human be-
ings now living on the globel E B.
Worcester Aug. %. 1915
Magnetic Telegraph. -Tbe Norris.
town (Pa.) Herald, says:-"The sur.
vey of the route for the Telegraph from
New York to Baltimore is rapidly be-
ing made. A. G. Cecil, the Survey.
or has arrived at this place, having
surveyed the route from New York TO
Hope; and thence by the way Of Dow.
lestown 10 Norristown. We under.
stand that il is contemplated to extend
it hence to Baltimore, Philadelphia to
be reached by branch from this place.
and this will consequently be prinei.
pal depot, connecting at once with
Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore
and Washington. We trust our cid.
zens will give the project that encour-
agemens its importance demands"
In Mexico, there are $500 secular
Clergy. LOO Monks, and 1000 Nuns.
owning property valued a, ONE HUN
DRIED MILLIONS OF noLLARs!l This
may account for the anxiety of manv
who believe in, and act upon the
principal, ITO the Uictors belong the
spoifs"-to see the United States and
Mexico involved in a war.
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We are told Of an amusing scene
which occurred in one OF our churches
during divine service last Sabbath. A
lady who was ENJOYING comfortable
nap, fell from her seat agains, the door
OF the pew. which being nnfastened.
she was precipitaied into the aisle.
Three gentlemen (snpposing she had
fallen in iiD Immediately sprang to.
wards her. and taking her in their
arms carried her by main strength from
the house; she was Of course, wide
awake, and propably sufficiently MORT.
fed 10 prevent her from sleeping in
church again for month. --Worcesfer
TRANSCRIPT
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BARRETT HOUSE,
Corner of Jefferson & Third-Ns Burlington
j. c. FLETCHER,


HNHlS House, recently opened, is one of
A. the largest and most commodous in
the Western country. 1t has all the con-
veniencies of the large hotels IN the cities,
and is fitted and furnished in the neatest
and most substantial manner. The propri
etor has had much experience In the keep
ing of public houses, which, taken IN con-
ncxion with the facilities afforded in Bur-
lington for furnishing his table, justifies
him in promising that the character of his
house shall be kept up.
Visitors from the South and elsewhere,
with or without families, can at all times be
accommodated with pleasant and airy
rooms, and on reasonable terms.
Families will also be taken as permanent
boarders.
September 25 1915 Is