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bARTRuFF WTrHEROW, would respectfully
nAofih the cHlzens of Burlington and the country
generally, that they have on hand the largest and
most complete assortment of FURNITURE over of.
lered In this market, all manufactured in Bur
nngton, and offered for sale on the most accommo-
uahs terms. Their stock comprises the best styles
ana patterns, and is warranted to be of superior
quallty and workmanship. II consists in mart of
SOFAS Centre tables, Card tables, End tables Dress
ing bureaus, Mahogany and walnut French and Gre
cian Chairs, and arm rocking Chairs. Also. eyerv
variety OF plain substantial furniture. such as bu-
feaus. Wardrobes, bedsteads, lounges tables stands
ssttees and chairs of every description. They are
also prepared to make every kind of furniture Ia
order in durable manner.
Collins made on the shortest notice. july 70
IA CARD
THE undersigned tender their thanks TO the public for
:heir generous support hitherto Encorra ced by.a grow
ing patronage and by the liberal spirit manifested
towards us by many of the Merchants and business
men or the place, we have enlarged or business to
scale corresponding with the growing rretensions
of the place, and with what we believe Buylinetou
Is destined soon to be, namely, the great ComHaer-
cial Mart for large district of interior Iowa ard
Tor corresponding portion Of Illinois. Those co,ln-
try Merchants who have favored us with their pat
fonage nave, we trust, found it to their advantage
TO deal with us; as many Of these have made TIE
second purchase this season, and assured us that
Their hrst bills went off with great readiness and at
very satisfactory profits. @.ss F,
business
no longer an experiment, hut a successful enter
prise; and we are determined to keep always on
hand full and choice stock of goods in our line,
10 sell at low prices; and to deal in such manner
as to merit liberal patronage. ~--
Our stock is at present very large having been
augmented by the addition of SO dozen, black
white and fancy colored Soft Hats, fur and wool;
large variety of Boys fancy and common woolifur
FUR hats-an invoice Of fine Nutria and other and
mats: aiso good assortment of new style Cloth and
Glazed Caps, ETC., etc. J. STuRGIS Il SON
n. B.-We have coming on, and will shortly re-
celve full and complete assortment of Fur, Mo-
hair aud other Winter Caps, ladies' Muiis, Buffalo
Robes ETC., ETC., of which notice win be given at
the proper time. J. s. A &
Burlington, Iowa, august Is, 1919.
RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE, CHICAGO. LII.
Session OF 1sI9-5O.
tNHE Lectures will commence on Monday, the
l. 18th of October, and continue sixteen weeks.
FACULTY.
Daniel Branard, NJ. D., President and Professor
Of Surgery.
James Y. 2. Elariev, NJ. D., Professor of Chemi,-
try and Pharmacy; Dean. -.-
John Mclean. NJ. D., Professor Mat. Med, Their
aneutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
w. d. Herrick, NJ. D.. Professor Of Anatomy.
Jno. Evans, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics and dis
eases of women and children.
Thomas Spencer, VI. d., Professor of the Princi-
pies and Practice of Medicine.
/ NJ S. Davis, N. D., Professor Of Physiology and
Pathology.
j. Is. Herrick. NJ. d. Demonstration of Anatomy.
@r FEES.
For Professors tickets, each 1910 90
Naturalization, paid only once s 90
Dssec,ing Ticket 5 90
Graduation 20 90
Clinical instruction in the College Dispensatory,
free. Good board. with flei light and attendance
win cost from So 90 to 50 % per week.
A credit Of twelve months will be given for the
Professors tickets if payment is secured by APP
proved note. bearing interest. deduction of one
dollar on each ticket, viii be made to those who pay
| in advance. J. v. 4. BLANEY, NJ. D.,
Chicago, H., sept. s, lS49-Im Dean.
To all to whom i, may Concern.
is hereby ordered, that an intermediate term oil
the District Court OF the United States for the Dis
trct Of Iowa be held at Burlington, in the Southern
division Of said district, to commence the third
Monday in October, 1910. j. ]. DYER, fseall
Judge OF the u. $. d. c. for the District of Iowa
Attest: T. 3. PAREIN, clerk,
[seal] ~.t By w. c. CLARKE, Deputy.
Dubuque, August IS. 1919
The several publishers Of newspapers published
within the bounds Of the Southern division of SAID
district. (same Fairfield land District) will pub
sh the above At least thirty days before the
mencement Of said term, and forward their bills IL
the United States Marshal at Burlington in dupli
cate. L. s. PARNIN. clerk.
aug 30, '49-im BY w. c. Clarke, Deputy.