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New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
Cutlery and House
wares. Basement

A visit 10 this great Basement
uousefurnishings store will SUIT
vou better and suggest more
needed housekeeping helps than
all the lists we can print
usd,up Knives and Forks. celluloid
handles, set. S3 90.
Same as above. with cocooola handles
set SIC.
Three-piece Carving Sets. S4-6S to
S6. 81.
St.54 to So. 50.
Two-piece Carving Sets. eelluloid
handles. S1.64 to So. 80.
yesetables Knives. Sc. TO ice.
butcher Knives. best steel. 17c. TO
SSc.
to 90.
Orange and Lemon Peeiers. / sc.
Alcohol stoves. 33c. to S4. 81.
Nickelled Lemonade Shakers. ST .21
to ST. 90.
Nickeled Ginger Ale Bottle Holders.
soc. to 63c.
Nickelled Ice Scoops, 74c.
Rubber Bath Tub Mats. S1.74 to
i
Nickened Tea Sets, SS72 4
S14. SO.
Nickelled Crumb Sets. ST. As Il
So. So.
Asparagus Dishes on nickelled stands
81 90 TO So. 80.
Porcelain Mayonnaise Mixers. ST .4e
10 ST SO.
Copper Serving Trays csc. 4
So. IA.
Willow Tea Tables. So 90 tt
S5.77.
Electric Stoves. S3.74 to S2f 90
Electric Irons, with six feet Of cord
81 20 TO SIS "a.
Electric Food Warmers. six feet OF
cord. S4. 80 to So. 81.
White Enamelled Medicine Cabinets
bevelled mirror, SIS. II TO S6.14.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

Tomatoes S-Mispillion Brand.
red ripe. solid
pack; regular size so-calIed quart
can: this sale. can. Toe; dozen,
S1.14; case......-......-...S 50 "a
Imperial. Locum. Nacaron OF Ex-
Q size: reg price 24c. H.. for this
)c. lb.
APETIZO GRAINS. made by the
Quaker Oat Co.: regularly sold at
10c. package: our price for this
sale. sc. each 5Sc dozen
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

A SPECIAL SALE OF FIGS
trissimt Sublime Layers. extra lar
sale, Toe. lb. Figs for stewing. 1
CURRY VIDE r. genuine
Madras: our reg. price 1Oc. bottle.
for this sale. sc. each. 6SC. dozen
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09


Tomatoes. Brand Toma-
toes. best quality red Jersey stock. per
can. 12c.; dozen. S -SS.
Corn-Eclipse brand. fancy cream Su-
gar Corn; fer this sale. can, &C. each;
New York State Corn. Jessamine
Brand creamy sugar corn, per can, Sc:
dozen. S2c.: Lily White Brand. extra
fancy Maine creamy sugar corp. per can,
1Oc.; dozen. ..--.-S | ] 4
American Beauty brand. extra fancy
Maine sugar corn: can. &c; dozen.
ST.. So
French Red Kidney Beans-Miller's
Maryland brand; per can, Sc; dozen.
92c
Extra Fancy Selected Spinach. Mary
land brand; sold elsewhere at 15c. per
can; our price for this sale. large can,
12c.; dozen ..,.-..-.....-.-.S1 5 -SS
Marceau Brand French Lily VIII
Peas. Fins. 1Sc. can: Ruby Beets.
dozen -......S2 o. 14c; doze
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
,ond Week of the 1907 Series of

THE FIRST WEEK ONE OF RECORD SELL
4TSa @ high record due largely to the EXTRAORDINARY
EOCIlONS made for the purpose of lessenng the back
ward seasons overstocks Wv ~
Opportunities of equal greater importance this week
r% f0T % you who want UNPRECEDENTED VALUES IN SEA
SONABLE, DESIRABLE MERCHANDISE
The values advertised are but small mart Of the values
store tor you We do advertise many the best other
than TO Pacard them with mot Advertised" Cards
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

MERCERIzED LINGERIE
LAWN, 40 inches wide; sheer and
soft-fnished: special Tues 4 SC
day on main floor, yard.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

WHITE LINEN ALL-OVERS.
IS inches wide, embroidered in
pink, light blue or red; regular
prices Toe. to S1.75 the yard; guam
tity limited: special Tues AOr
day on main floor. ...........
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
Macy Grocery Specials.

OUR CELEBRATED RED STAR" COFFEE,
Fresh daily from roasting liant
EngI
Ceylon
Id. caddy, ST .94; ID. caddy, S5.76.
STAR" BRAND BREAKFAST COCOA
regularly 19c. g.,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

SUGAR -Havemeyer & Elders
Eagle Brand Refined
Powdered Sugar: will not cake: D
lb. cotton bag. special. &c
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

Lily White Brand starch with priced
den box
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

Extra Special IN Stricg Beans.
Booths Brand. large quart can. Toe
eaSh' dozen -''.''''... '.....-..-.-.-.S 81 / Z
Clam Chowder. Magnolia Inlet Brand.
regular size so-caIled quart can. sold
elsewhere AT 25c can: our price for this
sale, SC. can. dozen. .....-.-- So -O6
String Beans. choicest Baltimore pack;
2-lb. cans. &C.; per dozen. ST o.
Arena" Brand Lima Beans, put up
by one OF the best packers in New Jer-
sey. sold elsewhere at lac. can; our
price for this sale. Toe. a can; one
Greenwich Brand Jersey Pears. extra
large can: perfect syrup: sold eIsewhers
at 2Oc- per can: our price for this sale.
lac. can; dozen. ST ~
Lemon Cling Peaches. halved and
sliced: Jessamlne Brand. can 27o
dozen. S3. 1S. Lily White Brand. can.
sec; dozen. ...-----..---.-.-..SS So. IS
. Brand Red Raspberries. Jessa-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09


Sta Brand: Macaron
and Italia
and dCartor
S f-SS3;
Z box
Lily White
4or 4c
ssc S6c; Obj bags. 56c 5oe Sc
Sliced
Lemon So
22c; dozen B LIE DUO Marceau
tugsea
bAstIS
quait Preserved
a. 8 1.SS
Powder including Orange Lemon
unfavored, &c
A SALE OF NATIONAL BISCUIT co.'s CRACKERS.
Regular 10c. In-erSeal Cartons.
Thins.
FAMOUS BRAND LAUNDRY SOAP-the
lib SALE 50 9S boxes full
priced: Glib
Z46C Bib 19c; oode box
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FOR SALE
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
IAW DlHIINEh IInIrSL,

LOW-PKICED HOUSE.
s3,iOo renting for SIS month.
STREET on lettered street; six
rooms and bath. An exceptionally
fine location for a low-prieed house
A COY HOME.
new house, facing SOUTH in one
OF the most select residence sections
OF the city; SOUTH OF S STREET
As pretty as can be; modern, bright
and cheerful. Tiled bath, porcelain
tub; cabinet mantels; furnace heat;
wide covered front porch. beautiful {.
decorations: hardwood finish through
out; lot lSx8O to wide alley.
THE LOWEsT-PRICED HOUSE
IN BLOOMINGDALE
$3.50, SOUTH OF U STREET
two stories and cellar; six rooms and
tiled bath; good sized lot to a pGb
A WELLLOCATED HOUSE.
No. 222l 18TH STREET. Six rooms
and bath, cellar, furnace heat 1t Is
seldom one finds such large rooms in
low-priced house. Goods back
to $1,000 a good Investment; =
cheap home.
A CHEAP CORNER.
$500 will buy comparatively new
NORTHWEST; Gig hit rooms; renting nt
for $24 month. The house alone
would cost more TO build.
IN MOUNT PLEASANT
Cheap at $3.50. Two stories
and cellar; six rooms and batE fur
mace heat; lot IS by 100; southern ex-
posure; public alley in the rear; first
class surroundings.
EASY PAYMENTS
new house west OF 18th
STREET, south of . street. Two
stories, six lovely rooms; tiled bath,
cabinet mantels; red pressed brick
'front.' alley In the rear $500 cash,
balance small monthly payments
IS, AGO.
ONE OF THE BEST.
FOR $3.50 you can buy a nearly
new house, west OF 1TH STREET;
two stories and cellar; tiled bath,
cabinet mantels: furnace heat; front
porch side entrance to lot A trust
Of $500 could remain.
A DOWNTOWN HOUSE.
TENTH STREET, between L and
q STREETS. three-story brick,
nice condition; occupied by refined
tenants: lot Is by 100 $1,000.
SOLD TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.
A brick house near 1Sr and Q
STREETS; nine rooms; lot 100 feet
deep to public alley. $1,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York avenue.
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FOR SALE-$4,35O EACH.
The cheapest and best-located houses in the
northwest on q lettered street south Of St.
built few years ago to sell for $1,000. An
out oftown trust company wishes to make a
quick sale Of these two houses, putting the price
down. Three stories; ten rooms cellar: furnace
heat. Spectators should take these houses
with a view Of selling them at advance; In
vestors should be interested In order to get a
good income: homo buyers should be interested,
as We offer tlree-story houses for less money
than they would pay for an ordinary two story
house. Apply at once.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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1oNt- aitsys H<UOV
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above Is only partial list OF the properties
In our charge, bur we will be glad TO furnish COM
pete bulletins aprlicn tion this onice.
THOS. J. FISHER q CO., Inc,
1914 St NV. adjoining the New willard.
apo sa tn. th.tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-BY wEsCOTT 4 WILCOX,
1907 PennA ave.
fyn9 a, Cro~co,t kr e

FOR RENT-BY wESCOTT 4 WILCOX,
1907 Penna. ave.
1902 Vt nv. 12r 3b Isl 1910 Crescent. Or W r. 90
SI6 G. Or. go u 2l30 SteveEs ar WI 50
I106 z, Tor. b. ami. So. 80 II Alex ct4r.w so
s0I3 T.. Or. b ami 81 so 1920 Bennny, Or W so
a139 Ia av Tor. b. 45. i6t2l05 Union Ct 5r w105O
1923 22d. LII. b. ami. 40 90 APARTMENTS
6l5 18th, Or. h. ami. 1850 I40G H. a. 5r b. IS 90
SID 18Th. Tor b. lat 90 HOG II. 3f 5r. b. 90
1921 I'D LII, b. ami IS IS The ouv IN Ar bit 20 80
910 23d Tor. b.. 1910 $40 r. "a. 5r. b.. .2S. 50
2323 Ia av. Tor. BIAS 65i THE RLISIE12i3 N.
1904 II. DIV. Or. b, lat. IS 90 non housek eepins-
1909 23d. llr. b. lat IS 50 2 eooms hath. . II 80
90i ed. Sr. b. eel. .3nf rooms. hath. lis. 80
1907 s. Or. b. lat. so So s014h II. H. 5r b. p so
5000 o. Tor. b. eel 30 60 S01e1s r. 5r.bbeat q 50
Takoma 9r b.. 80. 80 800 r. 5r. b. heat 20 so
2i33 X, 1r b, lat rs 90 SO34 r. 81. b. heat 20. SO
1908 4th IT. b. lat Is sol SOFA 23d. 5r b. lat 20 30
2OO3 K IT. b.. .25.59 $50 goth "a. Ar, b. 1880
134S Wallach. Or. b. .25 so 95S sw g. Ar b. II so
80 Fl aver, lat. 25J col STORES
1925 Both. CIR. b. %. 60 1923 "a av sto Gel 81 10
2155 Pa av. 81, b. lat. % sol SO4 H. Pr W. g. 90
GIG I'D 7r b. lat. % sol 200 NJ store eel 20 80
44G |. 7r. b. ..... 20 sol 1904 H. 2r w. r. 10. 90
4l6 Elm. Or. b. -. 20.50 OFFICE ROOMS.
2.aG NJ. or, W, g. lis. 50 4S2 1856 La av, heated
23l7 5r. 10. so rms IS. 80 &12. so. so
sI5 Goth. Or. w.. 1880 STABLES.
1226 sw. ar, W. 10. 4OI Oh eth IS GIVE 20. 90
ZIG Or W. 80 512 21st. rear. 300
1927 Benning. 5r.w 1900
For full list of small houses and nats apply at
Office apG-deSu
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'oR RENT-2027 COLUMBIA ROAD: o ROOMS
and bath; rent. 1886. THE McLACHLEN REAL
ESTATE AND LOAN CO., 10th and @. fecStf
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FOR SALES NJ ST. NV; NEARLY NEW
cation: can sublet $42 monthly rent and retain 4
rooms worth 1900; will sell for 50. 500: $500
on principal. W. f. NASH. 122 NV ap1O- 3t
FOR SALE-ENTIRE CONTENTS OF ARMY OF
fcers residence; furniture of all kinds; also
Whitman saddle swords. helmet. epaulets field
glasses etc; must sacrifice. immediate departure
42S 18th NV. Capt. JEDDER Phone Main
1898. aDlO3ts
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SPECIAL RENTERS,t
rs FLORIDA AVE. NE. WITH STABLE.
go. h's rpoms He'd bath concreted cellar
furnace.
EtrNnON o.BRIES & BELT Inc. 1920 C NV.
1874 FLORIDA AVE NE. g rooms tiled
ta'.E ceusrrtrd cellar. furnace big yard: Soy 20
III NIuN. O'HHIEN & BELT Inc. 1920 G NV
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FOR SALE
A DESIRABLE NORTHWEST
CORNER

A bright. sunny, southern and
eastern exposure. getting the cool
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; an attract
I've stone front dwelling; 8 stories; 4
rooms deep; 8 bed rooms; 2 elegant
baths; hot-water heat; !: stairways:
finished in hardwood; thoroughly
well constructed; lot 4,ix1OO. THIS
ELEGANT HOME CAN BE PUR-
CHASED AT A LOW FIGURE: In.
spectiOn only by permit from this
Office
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York ave.
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FOR sALE-"COLUMBIA HEIGHTs.''
SECTION OF BEAUTIFUL HOMES
This one for 81. 100. Better than you can get
elsewhere for $1,000 stories, attic; ~ rooms
on n door: HOT-WATER HEAT; servants
stairway; FIRST foor in quarter oak; south of
Harvard 1t.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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* KtNT- EN'ELLENT DOW NTOWN LBCAT-
-i NuUs'- u r"uuIs and la TIA: can be rented al u
very low reutrl II taken al once
l.. SANSBt ny. 1922 18th st NV
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oI
APARTMENTS.
1919 Mass ay. 5r.. 900 51s NV, & Or. As. so
OFFICES
9th & II NV. $50 to S25I Atlantic Coast Line"
1926 az, 81 $25 & 500 bldg, from SO to $35
STORES.
l4th and n.w.................$2 5. 90 to $40.0
Store AZ @ Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
ap3-d eSu
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FOR E.NT-2D FLOOR. Or. AND BATH: FOR
dentist Hight housekeeping; no cooking" I22
llth Only $50.
apo-6t. "Su' W. c. DUVALI 10 11th NV
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UNPUBLISHED.
1882 Conn. ave-. II rooms and bath. =. .3ie5.00
HOG L ST. NV. l3r. and h.. furnace. Oh. IS
1724 Q st., rooms and bath. ........... coco
1920 Sherman ave-, IL rooms and BATH. $500
IT'S Oregon ave-. 10 rooms and b., per no. 46.0
1882 l4th St. rooms and bath. ........ 80 so
IT'S ct. Sc, rooms and bath. ....... 1880
1905 10th st. NV, rooms and bath..... 5000
FLATS.
No. 4, The Chelsea rooms Nd bath 80. $500
ll2G Conn ave.. rooms ana Bath. $3.50. $500
IFS 18th st. NV, rooms and hath. 800. 5000
lilo Conn. ave-. 2 rooms and bath. ....-.. l6.00
OFFICES.
1425 ct. NV. rooms. 3D. door. ....... 1000
SUBURBAN
0reenvale. d. c., rooms. well. ~ acres
$500 and 17.50
STABLE.
GAsCH & BiRGE. 1925 N. X ave. nv low
mh16tf
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J. uE RENT .5o2 CENTER ST, MT. PLEASANT
trta,urd frame house, siS rooms aud two In
attr, ri"drrn improvements. so -. JOHN T.
NGlT glS ] 81 nplu 81
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U. s. TRANSFER COMPANY.
MOTOR POWER


s35 TO $500 HEAD OF HORSES and ,oS
HEAD OF YOUNG. BLOCKY-BUILT MULES q
to years old, weighing 800 10 l. 400 pounds T.
b, positively sold, on account OF our new motor
wagon system. VIII be sold at the rate OF 80
head week. All good. serviceable stock right
out of hard work Also. sc HEAD OF BIC,
YOUNG. FAT MARES. pavement sore; Will como
sound In the country. See SUPERINTENDENT
at C0MPANY'S STABLES, 533. 535. 537 ana 539
WEST PRATT ST, cor. Greene. Baltimore. Nd.
fel3-9Ot
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FOR .SALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
THE HEALTHIEST SECTION.
BARGAINS IN THESE HOUSES.
1926 18th ST., OF the most desirable houses
ever built by Kennedy Davis: IL rooms, on
a floor; stairways; HOT-WATER HEAT:
splendid location.
1347 Harvard ST. Semi-detached; II rooms; Z
baths: hot-water heat. Lot 24x109.
1422 Harvard. Very handsome; II rooms, 4
on q floor; select materials. Lot 25x145: large
stable
NV. corner of 18th and Kenyon sts Very
choice; II rooms; baths.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
ap1O-2t
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7. L1NKINS,
st. NV.
1881 I'D nv, Or, b.25. 80
1908 26th NV, 7r. w. is. 80
1909 18th nw.7r,w.16. so
1913 Ia av NV. bach
elor apartment. E. . 80. 90
2420 n. Gr. water. 49, 90
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FOR EACHANGE--
COUNTRY HOME, FURNISHED, ready for
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY; $4,000 CLEAR
and $4,000 CASH, for city property of value
business preferred
SIXTEEN-ROOM DWELLING, u ACRES
within miles of White House, $50 OOO for
rented city; small apartment house might do.
THREE BRICKS, RENTED SOL; trusts at 5rs
$4,000; equity, $4,000; for modern home, up to
$4,000.
THREE LOTS Sc, CLEAR; s, 800 for ALL
for rented house Sc, up to $4,000
APARTMENT HOUSE NORTHWEST; RENTS
81. 100; PRICE, $23, 900. Equity for good ground
NV.
$1,000 EQUITY in 14-room house for equity sub.
urban or farm.
EXCHANGING is MY SPECIALITY Let me
know what you want in exchange for your un-
salsble real estate.
ap10-3t GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON 141O NV.
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FOR RENT
1904 Columbia I'd. 10 rooms and baths. sos 90
1853 Euclid st. n w, 10 rooms and bath so. 90
4O3 Attn st. ne. rooms and bath. -. 22s
lnh22-tf WEAVER BROS, l41G st. W.
FOR RENT-G24 7TH ST. NE. (CORNER-SIX-
room brick: bath: near cars; good condition;
newly papered and painted; S20.50.
G. W. WEBER, 1885 L (basement).
mh2I eSu
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house; ami; 10 minutes walk to the
treasury; viii be put in good order; key next
door II. b. POLkINuORN, 1888 Z st.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

szaHHiS TSa b 81 Sar c yss1
S$HSSdS s { sEHs T THshsS EsH hgr Of
hSrsE . GSf hod SsT aTrH f 9RaosNT Of
RS"Ms H staif cF AER sKi EtfRYt A dSN
TSKSSaiiL So 4o p sP ndE sHS + E RTT
T MSSrs s d1,R M1ES6 i j. THIS: Loch
PEARANCE CONVENIENCE. AND YET THE
H MEYER Han ASxTHiSG 50 chEAr; We
THING CHEAPER SEE II rs AT At + o nNn
srrM :, THU riaSYpr IT WONT LAST Lone AT
MOORE 4 HILL GNC). 1893 q ST. NV
FOR SAL. CLEvELAND PARK
is . RaETA TS T RrTmIr IT rr9 owNER
h hSW rs rn T4 HURRY hE SALE THEEEPoRE
d LOT; ARTISTIC ARRANGEMESr, FINE
MOORE & HILL uNc1. 1893 C ST. NV.
REArTIFII. o-RooM HotsE on This Sc
LEGr TmoRoUGHFARE; WIDE FRONT
MOORE HILL uNC). 1898 C ST. NV
FOR sALEaNEAR PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL.
ton: SEE THESE TOMORROW: 5000
CASH AND s25 MONTHLY WILL. GET ONE
SEVERAL ALREADY SOLD
MOORE HILL dNC). 1888 ST. NV.
-
FOR SA1E-NEAR 18th AND r.
BROOM HOUSE. ONLY 81 100: FURNACE.
FINE ORDER THROUGHOUT: SIDE Al
LEY: VERY CONVENIENT LOCATION;
WELL RENTED AT $40. so; 4 GOOD HOME
OR AN INVESTMENT
MOORE Hill. dNCD. 1893 C ST NV.
FOR SALE-SOUTH OF CARNEGIE LIBRARY
PRICE, $4,000: ll-ROOM BRICK HOUSE:
BRICK STABLE: RENT. $3.50 YEAR;
THIS HAS A BUSINESS VALUE AID rs
CLEARLY WORTH So. 500 TODAY: 1T Will.
BE WORTH MORE THAN THAT IN A FEW
YEARS
MOORE HILL UNCl. 1888 g ST NV.
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J OK RENT by J. l.. hOLE.
H23 New York NV.
- Gap '"r. ~. Sl% ioth ne Jr. b. 10 30
steam heat Slnu. o. ~ | Sc Gr : Wa 90
III Kal av- l2r. coca TJ2 I sw. Or : W. Is 30
ll15 4 st-n S,.l0r b 30 o. Sll lIGa saw 90
.lIT y NV. sr. AS % 1914 Fla av ne hats
p ] ue. Or. Il 800 !Nt turs Jr. h. III. 30
q NV. iuy. h.-.25 Oh I'd floor. Or b. - 20
'.- tr. 20, D. --o-"9 aplu-tr
fuit KFNT HDJ SIS AND APARTMENTS NJ
.Hi H-N-- So most any price and any lu,,af ,an.
can On" hni 90 y !. SNNSBU RVS REAi rs
TATE pFFi' y, 1l1 l.;tg 81 NV.
'Etl-iA-s.-j Sc any ii~t
D "a; RENT To- ME- CuIuRED FAMILY FIVE
.Hau brick AguS". veut. $1,000. +. II. SMITH
tb., HOS y 4 ave. apI-2t.
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FOR SALE-A CHEAP HOMES. 500.
West of 14th st.; stories rooms deep on q
door; bed rooms; HOT-WATER HEAT; lot
2ix100; BRICK STABLE; house in nrst-ciass
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York
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FOR KENT-ALLAN z. WALKER, lil2 G ST.
1902 Calvert NV. urS60O0l APARTMENTS.
1870 Clifton, 1or b.5O SO The Solano Or b. 81. so
1902 Calvert. Sr, 2b. so The Ferris 6l5 9Th me-
4o7 G NV. Tor, b. so Gr b, $50 $50 sos
1929 NV I0r, b. Al .o0lThe Albert, 1928 + IS 90
1901 Sth NV. I0r b. $50 1862 Willard Or b. 81 80
GlS NJ sr. b. .35 so 3O9 18th NV. 5r. b. 50. so
2II NV. Or. b. .2I 50l3 S ne, or, b. LIST a. % so
7oT 9th ne. Or, b.. % so ZIG 18th me- Or BIZ 90
s34 llth Or. b. % 50 3l6 18th me- Or, b. % so
Sl4 18th ne, Or b. 20 so olSt NJ ne. Ar. b. 1890
STORES.
HOS n NV 22x90. so. 90 18th & E ne (new) Is 90
mhl4 tn, tn tt
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-10

Kentucky for pretty girls she was q
much sought after belle. She was
known far and wide for her pluck and
skill in field sports, and about seven
years ago her horse fell with her dur
ing an exciting hunt in the Blue Grass
State. The fail made her an invalid
for time, and it was in search of
health that she decided on trip to
Europe. On the steamer going abroad
she met Baron Won Sternburg, and it
was case Of love at first sight. About
three months after the meeting they
became engaged and were married in
December, 1900 The baroness obtain
ed her education in part in European
countries and speaks French, Italian
and Russian as we'll as German. she
is very talented and is still young and
handsome.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-10
PROF. JAMES B. AsWEIJ.

Practical educators throughout this
State will regret to part with Prof I.
B. Aswell, who in July next will relin-
quiSl1 his office as State Superintendent
of Public Education to accept a more
lucrative position as. the head OF the
University of Mississippi, located at Ok
ford
The friends OF Prof Aswell lament
the fact that the salary of the State SUI
perintendent of Public Education is
fixed at only $4,000, which is contrasted
with the princely fees OF sheriffs and
State officials, as a reflection on the
State.
1t may be true that the salary of
$4,000 is inadequate as a compensation
for the service of man possessed OF
the attalnments Of Prof Aswe1l, but it
is nevertheless fact, which can not be.
controverted, that when Prof. Aswel1.
announced his candidacy for the office.
he Is now occupying, he knew full we'll
that the salary was $4,000 per annun.
Had he not desired this office at the sal
airy fixed and which through some all
powerful influence he controlled exclu-
Slvely, there were other educators in the
State who would gladly have filled the
office. 1t is equally true that Prof. AS
well as the head of the public school
system has suggested and devised val
liable improvements, but there may be
some citizens OF Louisiana who may
entertain the opinion that Prof Aswel
should continue to fill the office for the
term for which he was nominated and
elected without opposition. However.
every citizens has right to his views
and his opinion, as well as Prof
Aswell 10 accept position more lucra-
tive but not more distinguished nor
more important than that of State SIT
perintendent of Public Education of
Louisiana. 1t is equally true that talent
IS iii demand everywhere, especially in
school work, and the salaries of teach
ers should be equal to the capacity OF the
teacher, but no official, regardless of his
state, has right of complaint when
he deliberately accepts position at a
salary fixed by law.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-10

small dots are perhaps newer Strips
in two tones are to be popular in wool,
silk and cotton fabrics.
A new decoration in skirt trimmings
is shaped hounce covered with tiny
pin tucks, Accordion plated bands so
placed that they stand up is another
variety.
Paris bands are something different
in trimmings this spring. These ban&s
yary from a quarter OF an inch to two
inches in width and have one straight
edge, the other being serrated or fin
ished liz an irregular fashion They
are used to trim waistcoats, effects on
Elton jackets and pony coats.
The gown seen III the cut is of nat
ural colored p9ngee in a smart check
design showing lines of blue ON the
ecrp ground Elue ribbon velvet ana
ecru lace help t. make it very CHI;
little frock. .gCDitf CIT9Il.ET.