THE COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.

WEDNESDAY, MORNING. MAY 6, 1916

SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN LOVE.

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TO THE PUBLIC.

Ma. JOHN Barnard, is now employed BY u
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M. Iouv BARNARD, is now employed by us
10 visit The citizens of the District in order to
obtain subscribers, advertising custom, &c.,
for the Fountain. All business, relating to the
paper, entrusted TO him, will be promptly al
tended to. We trust that our friends will, so
far as they can, assist him, and that the result
will be great increase of interest in the penny
paper of Washington. 1t is now well sustain
ed, and we shall believe, until we see more
evidence TO the contrary, than has yet been VI
sible--that the circulation of the Columbian
Fountain will be equal to that of any other pa
per distributed among us. Now, is the time
TO come to our aid. Encourage US with your
patronage, and we will give you your moneys
worth, yea, and more, for we will leave with
you, daily, intelligence and instructions which
will benefit you more than silver and gold ever
can. We cannot make pecuinary profit by
the circulation Of our paper; nor can we much
more than meet the numerous expenses Of the
concern by advertising custom. All we ask
is sufficient patronage to enable us to do
SOOu dHu pay 40 VIC SO. nv oudH VIC
cheerfully proceed in our work Of reclaiming
the fallen and benefiting all.


From the Philadelphia Temperance Advo-
cate of Dec. 18th, 1912, edited by Lewis G.
Levin, now member of Congress.


Temperance Hotel


ON THIRD STREET, NEAR PENN. AVENUE,


WASHINGTON CITY, D. @.


The editor Of this paper cordially recon-
mends this excellent house, and its gentleman
ly proprietor, Mr.. BEERS, to the patronage Of
the travelling public. The hotel is most con-
veniently located, the accommodations of the
very best character. the host amiable and oblig-
ing. No intoxicating drinks are allowed, auade,
my circumstances, to be introduced into the pre-
misses; and the quiet comfort that surrounds il
is well calculated to attract the weary travel
Ter. We sincerely hope that all our friends
who visit Washington may be fortunate enough
to obtain accommodations with Mr. Beers.


We believe the above hotel is as good, il
not better, now than it was when the above
was written; and we are surprised that those
who pretend TO be such advocates Of the cause
give it so little of their patronage.