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IL iVuttbiS. Nv ss
3r. h............16. SOC
20 r nv. 7r. b. $3.50
TO I'd ne. Or. Ii. 90
I2f Cd ne. 5r. 10. "a
1O6 ~ ne. 5r. 1870
7OS ID ne. 5r. IL. 90
tss9 W nv. 4r. 40. &C
40 Richardson pl
NV. Ar. .10.3s
o357 Sth nv. 4r. SIS
2353 Sfh nv. 4r. q. 3s
1908 Cherry Hill. 4r.6. 40
APARTMENTS.
2329 Mass av NV, LIST
a. l2r. 3h. 5. WC
The Congressional.
No 4Oi. Or. b. :. GO. M
The Congressional.
No 3n3. 5r. b. -. 81 &c
The Alabama, No n1.
t,r. h. .......... .S5 90
The Louisiana. No 9.
The Van Corflandt.
No 20. 5r. h. fur. 81. 90
The Alabama. No 3O5.
sr. h. so. O0
The Alabama. No COZ.
5r. h. IN. 90
The Alabama. No 6n5.
:. h. ~. M
The Irn0nois. No 3Oa.
5r. h. 80. 90
The Iroqucis. No SOC.
5r. b. 90
The Sterling. No 40.
:5r. h. .......... 30. 90
The Iroquois. No 300.
5r. h. fur. As. 90
The Sterling. No 80.
Ar. h. 40. SO
The Congressional.
No sol. 5r. h. 40. 90
a19 y Y av nv. n"
g. Ar. h. At. 20
The Iroquois. No 2n3.
4r. h. 81 80
1850 GKaHd. Or. b.35.aG
1897 T NV. Or. h.. $3.50
1874 Irving NV .6r. h 81 .0n
1912 Irving NV Or. b 3a 90
The Congressional. No
l03. 4r. h. -. 81 .OO
II LIST ne. 5r. n. fur. 35. OO
919 y Y nv NV. No
.. Ar. h. "a. ~
27lA I4th NV. ar. b. .33. 80
The Elm"re. No 2.
4r. h. 20
The fillmore. No 3.
-r. h. ~. 50
1874 Irving NV. lst
A. 5r. h. 81. 50
1910 Irving NV. lat
a. 3r. b. 30: 70
r & Q. No a. 9r.h.32. &c
r e. Q. No 3. Or. 50. 20
1921 18th NV. lst
fir. 5r. h. 80. SO
The Congressional.
No 2O2. Pr. h. 20. O0
I'LL ia av nv, I'd
A. 5r. b. ........ 30. %
1913 ia av NV. I'd
a. 5r. b. 5000
I'LL Pa av nv. Sd
A. 5r. b. ....... 30. 90
1913 Pa av NV. Sd
a. 5r. h. 80. 0N
PISA Morgan. fsr. h. 27 30
Tho Van Cortlandt. No
a.. 3r. h. 81. 80
II Let ne. H.b. fur q. 80
1920 Q nv. 5r. b. rs. sc
919 y Y az NV. No
ETA Z ri Morgan 70; sr. b. IS 90
11s c ne. 81. 3r. h. %. M
1347 Mass sc. 5r. h. %. 20
r & Q. No 2. Or. %. M
r & o. No 3. 7r.h. %. NJ
1IlI 4th NV. 5r. h.2l.sC
Ills 4th nv. 5r. bel sc
1918 9th NV. ar.h. ~. 70
r 4 @. No 4. Or. h. 20. NJ
2Ol6 LIST nv. an, Ar, bl8.N
1926 Sd ne. 5r. b.. IL 20
Quincy ne. 4r. b. apt. 1900
ICES.
3l3 10Th NV. 2r. 30. 90
GO + NV. .$l0-$25
1921 F NV. No f.. rs 90
The Sterling. r.. ..25. 90
Century bldg. r ~. 20. 90
1923 + NV. &6-$10O
lll4-l6 r NV. $40 TO $1s
Sw cor IL & F. nw.$4$1O
1921 F NV. r9. 90
1921 F NV. r 10. 10. 90
RES.
1925 N NV. az. 90
521 18th NV. $500
2412 18th NV. 81 so
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.UST. Cos 18th ST. w.
1928 Col I'd. ar. b. 40. 6,
1888 irving. Or. b. 40. so
a20 T. Tor. b. 40. 50
400 ! NV. Or. h. $3.50
ll43 o2d. Or, b. .35, so
1902 s. Sr. b. .32.m
1908 y. 11r. 2b. .32.an
$50 9th ne. 7r. b. 80. 90
2Sn5 Q NV. sr.b. rs. M
1922 y J av, 6r. b. %. 50
PSI 14th Sc. 6r. b. 20. 81
Z y Sc. Sr. h. IL. 20
624 Callan ne. Or. IL. 30
3i1 y sw. 5r. b. .13. 80
III r ne. 5r. .12.:M
133 y Sc, 5r. $50
TENTS.
1920 Pa av. store 40. 90
1917 Fl NV. to be remod,I
1900 18th sc. sto. 4r30 %
1916 Lin v.sto. DIV. %. 90
STABLE.
r 20l2 Fl nw. 3 stlsoO 90
SHOP.
Rear 1919 18th. =. 90
COLORED TENANTS
F. NV. Or. b. %. 80
1906 r. 4r. b. 20. 30
23S 18th sw. Sr. b1S.5p
OFFICE ROOMS.
6OS l4th, Pr. 20. 90
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FOR RENT-
1914 y NV. $3.50 no 1lN6 NV lor. h.. so On
7O6 18th nv. $50. ST. 33 23I9 18th NV. 80 OO
613 18th nv. 1st Il 80. 90 SW cor nth and Shnr-
712 18th NV. banking idan SITS. ...... 80 %
nom ......... 1900 Rear 1910 T nv 80 on
AT 18th NV. I'd A 1913. 90 1921 9Th nv. ar. b. 30 80
10 10th nv, at dwIn0.o0 SAG Columbia rd. %. so
Store. 18th & T. 1000 Pope building.
1928 18th NV. 5000 rooms SIS to Il. 30
1928 21st NV. 90 1927 Otis st ne 20 90
1879 O nv. Tor b.5n. 81 800 18th 1900
f18 9th ...... 800
Tho Chelsea I'd and F. Sc 1st floor $50 so
The Chelsea. ID and Sc Sd floor w 80 so
Five furnished apartments in The Dupont for
summer.
THE HARRISON REALTY CO..
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TT K WILCOX,
ina. ave.
27oe K. or. ". .Nii. 50
APARTMENTS.
IS o. sr. b. lat. ~ 80
,OsB ed. 5r. b. ..2l 30
2121 Ia Az. 4r. h.. ia. so
1928 Pa av. 4r. b..l6.50
$50 Goth. 81. 4r. b.lR.3O
THE CARLISLE. 1918
y. non housekeeping
3 rooms. hath. 80. so
cOLORED.
1910 q. r. h. 20. 30
2Oo6 l.. 5r. b. 1878
1910 q. 7r. h. Is. ~
Pals G.. Sr. h. 1850
1919 2StL. 81. w..l4.O
| 1913 Lincoln. 5r. " 1870
2032w Alex ct.4r.wlO. 80
STORES.
si34 r. Ir. ~. II. 50
1917 wisconsin av.l2.OO
OFFICE ROOMS.
! ise-4S6 la sv. heated
| rooms. SO. $3.50. $50
louses and OATS apply at
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II r nv. 6r. b. 30. 40
80 Fenton ne. 8r. .l4.4n
l3Wash. Anacostial1.50
lO0 Howard av.6r. 10.50
lnT Seaton ne. ST. 10. so
GTS.
AZ Porter ne. 5r. b. ~. 50
1859 Va av NV. 5r. bis. 90
D CELLAR.
"a. ~
r. 1921 \. 7. ave. NV.
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31H s e ar SO. Sr.h. -. 30
400 E Cav SO. fri 81 so
1921 18th So. 5r. IL 80
951 26th. Or. wa. 1850
1893 18th. 5r. W. ..11.5O
Small houses from 81
mn for white tenants.
IlNKINS.
500 10Th st. NV.
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FOR RENT c. WELDON & CO.. 224 r. CAP.
HOUSES. 1872 Heck'n Sc Or bill 81
$50 F. Cap, Tor. h, 753 10th Sc. sr. 10 so
stable $50 90 1928 sc. 5r- 10. On
1000 Pa Sc. 12r, h50 no 1894 Kramer ne, 5r 80
116 9Th Sc. Tor. b. .35 80 1928 Sc 4r.... 800
10 Sd ne 12r.b. as 50 FLATS
2S 9Th ar. b., ..32 IS 400 9Th Sc. 5r b. 80. m
1900 Fla av Nc. Orb. 636 F ne. 5r.b. rs. 50
stable ESQ I622 ne. 5r.b %. 80
6+4 No. IT. h. 30 81 4O4 9Th SO. 5r. h. 25. 10
225 ne. Sr. b. .30bn 61R eth ne. 5r %. 50
PA NY av So 6rb 80 AS 10th ne, 5r.h %. 80
4aS 9Th Sc 6r. b. .26 so 1914 Mass av sc.
623 no. 6r. b.. .25 so 5r, b.........215 50
Sc NV. 6r. b. 40 1913 Sc. 5r b. 20. 90
121 9Th ne Sr. % 90 529l. Orb ne.5r b. 2n. 90
1929 sc Sc, Sr b 1880 5n8l2 18th So. 5r b II %
1909 Pa av SO .6r h2250 65S Morton ne Ar, bl4 so
52l It'll sc. Or. b. .2o5o STORES
$40 A ne, 6r. b.. 1880 500 9th .l2 81
545 14th ee 6r.b. 1880 1912 1lth Sc. -. 1000
607 18th sc, 6r.h. 1880
APARTMENTS
The Ioudoun 314 F. Cap 5&8r b. $50 & $40
The Glendower. 81 9Th ne, 5r. b. :. $40 &35
The Newton. 9Th and F. ne. 5r.. b.. $50 & s35
The Colcord. $40 East Cap. 5r.. b. .$32 50
The Lavinia. SIS ne. 5r.. b.......... $50 50
The Pancoast. 1343 F. Cap. 4&5r.. b. .$25 TO $40
The Roosevelt. 1116 ne, 5r b.. s22 81
219 Sd ne. 3r. b.. heat and gas. $50 m
324 Pa ave: Sc, or., DID,. 1000
my23-s. .th-3t
FOR RENT-NO 40 ST NV; 8 ROOMS
and bath: 1st-foor kitchen; modern in every
respect: close to cars
BLUNI<oN. oBRIEN BELT. Inc, 1903 G NV.
my23. 26&2s
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FOR RENT
TNFTRNlSHED.
1881 Holmead ave. nv. 11r. and b., fur. $42. 90
FLATS.
The New York rooms bath and heat. 81 50
The Chelsea. rooms and bath. heat :. %. so
1115 G st. nv. Sd floor 5r. and b.. .. 90
OFFICES.
713 14th at. NV. I'd floor. 3 rooms .... 30. 90
fiASfH 4 BIRGE. 1926 y. y. NV.
mh30-tf
FOR RENT-UNFuRNISHED.
1913 M. $40 per no 172s 18th. $40 per mo
So 18th. .$45 per mo 1345 Cnrc'n. S33 per mo
A few desirable furnished houses.
OFFICES.
Second floor s15 14th st............. S55 per mo
Third floor. s1h l4th st. So per mo
OLYMPIA APARTMENT HOUSE.
Apartment. rooms and bath. ....... 500 per mo
Apartment. rooms and bath $40 and $45 per mo
STO\EI. E1GH COURT.
few rerv desirable apartments now vacant In
Stoneleigh Court at from $50 to $le5 per month.
FITCH, FOX & BROWN.
de11 If 140S G st.
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FOR REST-RY II. L.
1927 r l av. Or b. Is. n"
1873 Goth. Tor. 2b. 90
ia list ne. lar. b. 500
100 10th. pr. b. rs. on
a3n 18th. 1877. b. as. 90
l14S s. Tor. b. .Sn.0n
1927 2lst, Or. b. so. IS
1898 18th NV, Tor. b. 4l.3n
oO11 G.. 12r. b. Ats
1910 9Th, 11r, b. AZ. 80
2l27 n Tor. b. As. 80
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;. 18th st. NV.
ST.. ~. 1880 Oregon av
So. ~. 400 4th nv. 1r.b
So. III. MI X nv. Or. b
e::::5 ~. 1901 Riggs. Or.
S35. 10. 1908 1lth nv. tr.h
So. Els g NV, 12r. b
SIS. 40 4fh ne. ar. b
So 80. 10 V NV. Or, b
$50 30. 1902 s nv. Or. b
S32 30. .9Oa varnum. ST. h
S32. 80. .9Oo Webster. ST
So. 30. 1904 to 10 9th, Ar
SD. 30. 1904 18th NV. ar.b
$50. ~. 3l4 g ne. ar, b
$40. 20. $40 18th nv. Tor. b
$50. 20. 1907 Goth NV Or. b
$40. -. 3lS G ne. ar. b
$50. 10. 1903 ID NV. Sr.b
$40. 500 q ne. 1r. b
$50. 1870 I'd nv. Sr. h
SIS. M 2303 Ontario ri. 6r
S21 30. 1918 Columbia
$2i 50. .621 T nv. Or. b
.s2s. 80. BOIL Dent pl. 7r. h
So. 30. .7l2 . NV. ar. b
So 80. ..l2l 9th ne. Sr. h
SIS. 10. .N11 Portner pl
ST.. ~. 3Gl40 Camhge Or, Il
81. 80. .l112 Johnson av
81. 30. .6ls y y av. Or. b
So. so. Ills 9th NV. Sr. h
So. 30. 12i + So. Sr. h
So. ~ l43 q he. 6r. h
So. %. 1901 oath NV .tsr.k
So. :D.l3l1 Gath NV. 6r. b
$40. 20. .52l eth Sc. Or. b
500. 10. .l21 Mass ne. Sr.b
So. 30. .142S + ne. Or. b
$50. N.l314i, eth nw.6.b
$lS.D.13il Emerson.6. h
$3.50. 80 Myrtle ne, Or. b
SIS. 30. 1902 u Sc. 6r
SIS. 80. .l15 Hickman. Or
SIS. @22 Wisconsin. 6r. b
SIT. 50. .lS2-136 Heck
man. 6r. b
SIG. 30. SIG Mich az .6r. h
SIS. ~. 1925 Duncan.6r,h
$3.50. 1912 l. Sc. 6r. b
go. 1911 Sd Sc. 5r.w
$40. 50. 1907 \ J az sc. Or
50. 20. So y NV, Or
COLORED TENANTS.
ST. 30. 1882 Q NV. Orb
S21 20 SIs Ny av nw.6.h
81. 80. .2l0i5 r NV. Or. b
SIS. 80. .2l42 II NV. 6r
SIS. 30. 32Ni2 2od NV. Ar. b
$3.50. So Defrees. Or. b
$3.50. 1912 l. sc, Or
STORES.
$l25..1lS 1lth NV, store
and cellar
500. 122 10th nv.
store. Or. b
SO. 2613 l4th nv.
store. 5r. b
$50. 1892 18th NV, sto. lr
$40. lois 18th nv. sto. ar
$40. 101l II NV. sto. 2r
$40. 1912 N NV
$36. so. 1000 4th ne. sto. 6r
So. .3036le 18th. store
$50. :-.4l0 18th NV
$50. 1912 G. nv
$21. so. 1874 II nc. sto, eel
S25 1922 nth nv
$50. .32l7 MtT'ieasanf.sto
SIS. 1859 East Market
SO. 1895 34th nv
50. .325 9TH sc
IS. 1927 10th Sc. store
OFFICES.
s.. 200. Nat Theater. Sc
$40. ..... Star annex
SEQ. 732 18th nw. "a, 4r
SIS. Herald bldg. 3r. "a
$50. :. 1904 F nv. 3r. b
$50. 40 llth nw.2d&3d
$40. 1872 G NV. n. ir
$40. 103 18th NV. "a front
$40. ...7o6 18th NV. I'd d
SIS. us f4th NV. 2r
$40. :. 1904 F NV. 2r. b
$50. 7O3 18th nw.4 afr
SIT. Hath and Fl NV
$40. 700 9th. NV. 1rI
$12. 102 9th nv. 2r
SIS. ..4l4 9th NV, II
LES.
IS. 80. Rear 1923 O NV
s.. :. Rear 1912 O NV
s.. Rear Psi sth
s.. 50. .34l1 18th. rear |
s.. -: 1905 23th
IS. ;. Rear 1912 n Cap |
eY nAo. VASA ~
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FOR RENT n. n. THOMPSON & co. 1898 N. ".
1.45 18th Tor. hS6a. 90 COS 3th re. 6r. b. ~ 80
2en ne. 1or h. "a. 30 H1l Orleans. hr h.. "a so
us av 6r. st..25so l323 ad sw. 6r. h. so
100 10th ne Sr. h. % 80 S25 10Th Nc 5r. IA 50
1929 F. me- ar. h. .2n 80 els I, Sc Sr. IA ~
sl6 La Ar w. 1850 1872 Ron rd.DC. 6r w1o 80
'04 r NV. 6r w1Sa0 y Hills CT, Ar S. 30
Apt d .eSn
FOR RENT-AILAN F. WALKER. t4l2 G ST.
1i20 NV. Or h 5000 APARTMENTS
l4aS R"lm't. Or y Don No I. The Leta .6r. h4O 90
1900 Ricc nv. Or h'l 90 3n12 Q NV. Or H.. .26 no
63 y 7r. b. 30. 80 2n30 Decatur. ar h o5 80
arC!on. l1r.. 20. 90 202s Decatur. :r.t .25 so
Warehouse ne. Sd No Is. The Princeton.
and II ........ 5000 4r. b. ........... o5 90
2S T ne. 81. b. 81. - IN
1871 " NV. stable. Is stalls. 100 20
Rear 1900 Park I'd. stable and rooms. 40 90
mv2 "a tn. tt
FOR RENT
1411 Hopkins pl-. rooms and bat So ~
sol 10th at. s.w.. rooms and bath. rs %
I'LL st. ne, rooms and bath. $500
STORE.
9nS y. Y. Observation-Disclosures. so 60
np21-n WEAVER BROS, 141S st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-26

FOR RENT-SEvERAL NEARLY NEW =
story brick q room bath and cellar houses
with large covered front porches; on Shepherd
ST near 9Th St, Petworth nice neiehborhood:
near church and school: rent reduced to s23 so
SwARTZELL, RHEEM & HENSEY co.
me23-aSu st 12a 18th st. NV
FOR RENT-i6lS r ST. Sc: SIN ROOMS:
bath; gas: large yard: SIS. SO per month Key
next door. mv94-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
rNFCRNISHED.

TFOS j. FISHER 4 CO. INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
73S 18TH ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-26

FOR RENT-THE GROOM ANIL DWELLING
l414 9th st. NV. $3.50 per month Apply
Or. RAUTERRERG. the Farragut my23tf
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$40. Rear 1927 Mass av
$40 Rear 216s Fla av
SIS so. Rear 1916 r nv
l5. Rear 724 IIfh nv
SIS. r. 3fo9 18th nv. 4stls
1S- Rear 1928 ~ NV
$40. RI 929 II nv. 2stls
See our list Of apart
for rent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-26
REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED.

HAVE lOtR REFRIGERATOR aEPAIRED-
We can make them good a. new Gas range
repairing q specialty. ]. II. SIMMS. 1871 tn
Nv. North 120tk aooo&M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-26

FOR SALE
In the northwest section: a good investment
or home: three story brick: 10 rooms and bath
large lot IN nilcy: two-story brick stable rent
ed $i3 Price. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-26
SUMNER HOMES

THE GRANT PARISH PROPERTIES-LENoX.
Newport Bar Harbor. Maine coast. Stockbridge,
Berkshires. Long Island: Jersey coast: surnished
ap23-ff
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WANTED-HOUSES,

WANTED-A COTTAGE. 6 OR MORE ROOMS
in Mt Pleasant Inglesi1e: bargain: imme-
diate possession: 81 900 cash. Address 81 B.
TRRANITE.. Star office. my25-3t
WANTED-I CAN SELL AT ONCE SEVERAL
small houses In the southwest II the rent
weld. satisfactory income. ALLEN c. CLARK.
eos Il. my21-7t
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FOR SALE-REDrCED 81 600 on ACCOUNT
OF i'll health Of non resident. rooms and bath:
two bay windows: newly papered and painted:
Is IT.. front on Pa: ave. Sc; NO: 1873: must
be sold; $500. d. d. THOMPSON Co.
1898 r NV myl5-tf.eSu
FOR SALE-ARTIST'S HOME 1910 MASS AVE
NV: house. studio and stable: $50 900: easy
terms: IL rooms toilet rooms. baths. Ad-
ana-tf
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snon an1 Z34 LIST sw-. $50
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL.
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above IL only a partial list Of the proper.
ties in our charge, but we will he glad to fur.
nish complete bulletins on application at this
THOs J. FISHER CO.. Inc.
73s 18th St NV.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-05-14

There still exists in Italian cities a
characteristic, and of which the mere
foreigner and tourist is entirely una
ware. Particularly is this the case in
Florence. Mount to the top floor of
one of these grim, big palaces stand
ing in some gloomy, sunless street,
often approached by a stern, forbid
ding doorway and dark, steep stairs,
and you will hold your breath with
wonder at the surprise that awaits
you. For here before your eyes
stretches an unfamiliar city, a red
and-green city of wide expanse and
varying attitudes, city no less archi-
tecturally beautiful than the one you
have left below, and enliyened, too,
most unexpectedly by verdure.
In the very heart of the city, on its
topmost apex, there is no trace of
CRIME; the air is pure and whole
some. Indeed. it's breezes are
charged with no small suggestion OF
sea and mountain breath As for the
smoke one would expect to find
hanging above the roofs of a densely
populated city, it Is conspicuous by
its absence, and only at the hour of
meals does some faint blue column
rise for the briefest space into the
atmosphere.-Helen Zimmern, in the
May Century.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-05-14

7 here will be, when / come home.
through the hiil-gap In the West.
The friendly smile OF the sun on the
fields that / love best.
The red-topped clover here, and the
white-whorled daisy there,
And the bloom of the wilding briar
that affairs the upland air:
There will be bird-mirth sweet
(meIlower none may knowiD
The flute of the Wild woodthrush. the
call of the vireo;
Pleasant gossip OF the leaves, and
from the dawn to the gloam
The lyric laughter OF brooks there
will be when | come home
There Will be, when come home, the
kindliness OF the earth
All. how I love 1t all, bounteous
breadth and girth!
The very sod will say-tendril, fiber
and root
Here Is our foster-child. he of the
wandering foot.
Welcome! welcomed" And, 10.
shall pause at a gate ajar
That the leaning liiacs shade, whers
the honeysuckles are;
shall see the open door-O fareI
over the foam,
The ease of this hunger OF hear
there will be when come home
Clinton Scollard, In The Outlook
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-05-14
some Delicious Summer Salads.

sun one more very pretty summer
salad Is this: select some green pep
pers and open them at the top and
take out the seeds. make each one
stand on q lettuce leaf, cutting
tIny bit OFF the bottom If necessary.
Then prepare some small cooked
green string beans, the smaller, the
better. By mixing them With French
dressing: I'LL the peppers with these
and on top OF each one put little
ball OF cream cheese. The combtna-
ton Is quite unusual in flavor and
very good. Fruit salads are the dain-
TEST and most refreshing OF all we
have In Summer. and they are almost
no trouble to make. Several kinds
of fruit should not be put together as
usual thing, however, for that Is
apt 10 make a messy dish; one or two
kinds mixed. or one alone Is quite
enough. Then, too, II should be re-
membered that mayonaise rarely
combines with fruits; there is one
exception at least, for pineapple is
particularly good with it; but with
most other fruits French dressing
should be used, and this should
have little vinegar in it-lemon-juice
is much better.
Strawberry salad Is made by ar
ranging for each person six or more
very large. fine berries in a cup
shaped lettuce leaf; these are laid on
platter and French dressing Is put
on last. Like all salads, to be good
this must be cold.
Cherry salad Ia made with either
California cherries or the large OK
hearts, and both red and white ones
are used, or the two are prettily
mixed. The cherries are stoned with
out breaking them and in place OF
each pit a bit of nut Is pressed in
or a small hazlenut is put in entire
They are laid On lettuce and French
dressing poured over. This Is rather
an elaborate dish when finished, but
simple enough to make If one has
time and is willing to take the trou.
BILE to put it OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
French Benton in June Delineator.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-05-14
Oriental Etiquette.

A peasant named Ali, according to
good old Oriental chestnut, need
ing badly a donkey for some urgent
work, decided to apply to his neigh
Dor Mehmed, whose donkey Ali knew
to be idle in the stable that day.
Il am sorry, my dear neighbor,"
said Mehmed in reply to Ali's re-
quest, but cannot please you. My
son took the donkey this morning
TO the next village"
81 assure you," insisted Ali, 81
shall take the very best care of him,
my dear neighbour"
Can you not take my word?" de-
manded Mehmed with show of
anger. Il tell you the donkey is
out"
"But''-at this point the donkey
began to bray loudly. There. That
is the donkey braying now"
Well" said the justly indignant
Mehmed, eff you would rather take
my donkey's word than my word, we
can be friends no longer, and under
no circumstances can I lend you any
thing. Everybody Magazine
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-05-14

said Ronoss. who Vas surprised 20
nnd boz much pleasantxr II
was 10 face trouble than 20 run away
from 81
Well. don't know Just what i
can gfve you 10 do" replied grandpa
a. Boobies unusual tkoughtfuinsan.
perhaps you can pull = few weeds
In the garden"
When dinner time came three
tired but very happy children wash
ed their hands Ia the TN basin on
the back porch They felt that
they had At least paid for part OF the
fixing of the broken door.
Owning up il better than running
away. isn't it." said Myrtle
Yes. but IL IL pretty hard at
first" replied Bobbie.-The Little
Chronicle.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-05-14
Owning Up.

Creak, creak, creak. The door of
the carriage house swung on it's
hinges. On top of it sat Robbie.
1t was only half door so Robbie
could sit on top of it when it was
shut. It was great fun to swing
on the door, almost as much fun
as riding on the merry-go-round.
Come on and ride called Rob-
bic to Myrtle, who came out of the
house at that moment with Lucy.
Maybe grandpa wouldn't like"
said Myrtle.
ooh, he won't care"
II can't sit on alone, I'll fall off,"
cried Lucy as she tried to balance
herself on the narrow top of the
door.
Get up and hold her on, Myrtle,
and I'll sit on the other side and
push, and We'll all ride together"
Myrtle climbed up beside Lucy,
and Robbie took his place on the
other SIDE
''All aboard! Here we go!" he
shouted, giving a vigorous shove
with his foot
The door swung open a little way,
then rip. rip, crack, it's free end set
tied to the ground.
"Oh, it's breaking, it's breaking"
shrieked Myrtle and Lucy, scram-
bling down from the door as fast as
they could.
The top hinge had pulled away
from the wood, there could be no
mistake about that Grandpa would
be very angry. Robbie thought of
this as he stood looking at the
broken door. He didn't want to
see grandpa just then; he wanted to
go home. 1t was one of Robbie's
failings not to want to face trouble
when he got into it.
Let's go to the woods and play"
he said.
why, Robbie Moore, I'm ashamed
OF you. Well do nothing of the
kind, we'll go out to the field and
tell grandpa what We have done, and
ask him how we can fix it, said
Myrtle Indignantly.
1t was a hard task for Robbie to
go, but he marched on with the
girls and before they reached the
field he said he would tell grandpa
himself.
Myrtle felt very proud of her
brother, because she knew how much
courage it took for him to own up
when he had done wrong.
Grandpa didn't scold very hard
when he saw how sorry the chill
dren were.
We'd like to pay for fixing it,"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-05-14
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK +?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
SaperS is sure to know of the wonderful
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-05-14
A Dreadful Quarrel.

The three were next-door neigh
bors-
Bobby and Bessie and Kate:
And a tale that il truly shocking
OF them / now relate.
Bessie and Kate were sisters.
And each was darling pet;
Kate a dainty blonde was.
And Bessie gay brunette.
Bobby lived at the house next door
A frolicsome little fellow.
With roguish eyes OF golden brown.
And curls so soft and yellow.
He went to the home of the two one
day.
Before they had finished their din.
ner,
And greedily drank their bowl oi
milk
The naughty little sinner!
The sisters were very angry then,
And fought him shamefully,
Till little Bob, in fright and dread,
Ran hastily away.
But next day he returned again,
And chased them spitefully,
And frightened them until the.
climbed
To the top of the apple tree.
Now, Bessie and Kate, you see, wer,
cats,
Belonging to Winnifred Bogg;
And Bobby. of course, you under
stand,
Was the next-door neighbours dog
Exchange.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-05-14

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ing more about Swamp-Root, and how to
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sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
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and the address, BinghaI lton. N. Y, on
.very bottle.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-05-14

doctors and medicine vendors
ride IN autos, while their custom
ers are advised to take physical ex-
ercise walking.