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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-04

There were 140 productive wells
SO dry holes and 20 gassers COM
pleted in the West Virginia oil
districts in July. The new pro-
duction was 3135 barrels, or only
about 221a barrels apiece, which
was a considerable decline from
the June figures. In new opera
lions there was an increase of 5
rigs and AZ wells drilling over
June.
West Virginia completed 224
wells in June, of which so were
busters and 10 gassers, leaving 90
productive wells, with a total
weld of 400 barrels, or an av-
erage of 261a barrels each. On
the last of June the new opera
tons summed up 1873 rigs and 3l4
wells drilling, which was an in
crease over May of 6 rigs and II
wells drilling.
Warrington fell short of her
June record by 10 wells and AL
barrels production, but made
large gains in new work. Wetzel
and Tyler counties completed few
er wells than last month, but re-
vealed a gain in field operations.
Sistersville made another good
record, having completed ID pro-
ductive wells that averaged near
ly so barrels apiece. Operations,
however, were not increased.
Marshall and Hancock coun-
ties are fast dropping to the rear.
Of the eight wells credited to the
two counties 6 were either dry
holes or gassers, while the remain
ing 2 averaged about 4 barrels
each.
Calhoun county increased her
operations from 13 rigs and 81
wells drilling at the close of June
to 20 rigs and % wells drilling at
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-04
WESTVA OIL PRODUCTION

the close of July. Her record for
completed wells was the best OF
any West Virginia district. OF
Is wells completed 2 were gassers
and 1 dry, leaving 10 productive
wells, with an average yield of %
barrels each. In June her IA pro-
ductive wells average 81 barrels
each, which is the highest average
for the month. Eight wells were
completed in May, which aver
aged over so barrels each. There
were 10 new wells completed In
April, with an average yield OF
nearly 40 barrels each, and there
were no failures.
The new development near Mil
ton, in Cabell county, appears to
have been circumscribed and the
production is on the wane. Two
productive wells were completed
the past month, with a total yield
of 70 barrels a day. In June 8
producers, 2 busters and l gasser
were completed and the new pro-
duction was 40 barrels. There
are II wells in the field with a
Weld Of about 300 barrels day.
Two small wells and l buster was
the May record. In April 4 wells
were completed; l was good for
$50 barrels, while 2 were busters
and l a gasser. At the close OF
June B rigs and 7 drilling wells
were under way and l rig and 9
drilling wells on the last OF July.
West Virginia produced about
47To of the output of high grade
oil in June from 40 productive
wells, and 500 of the total for
June from 155 Southeastern Ohio,
with 1877 productive wells in July,
supplied 1870, as compared with
1870 in June, from 100 productive
wells.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-04

Judge John Jay Jackson of
Parkersburg, the oldest circuit
court Judge, in point of service,
in the United States, held a recep-
ton at his home in Parkersburg
yesterday afternoon and was call
ed upon by a goodly number OF
the Democratic delegates to the
convention, as well as many Of
the townspeople. Visiting law
yers from all over the State were
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-04
FORTY=THIRD ANNIVERSARY

also among the callers. The oc-
casion for it all was the forty
third anniversary of Judge Jack
sons occupancy of the bench.
Though a Democrat, he was ap-
pointed to his position by Abra-
ham Lincoln, he having been a
supporter of the Union. During his
long term on the bench he has rem
dered some decisions that have at
tracted widespread attention.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-04

1t is said that George Carroll
of Beaumont. Tex. otherwise
known as "the Hon. George Car
roll" was informed of his no1ni-
nation for Vice President on the
Prohibition ticket he seemed very
much elated, smiled, and went of
to "set up" with corpse. 1t WIS,
perhaps, mere coincidence that
he was thus enabled to 60 at once
into training for his experience in
November.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-04
Paden Valley Company Sued.

Before Squire Robinson yester-
day at New Martinsville occurred
the suit Of Theodore VanCamp VS..
the Pa,len Valley company. where
in the plaintiff claims $50 for ser
vices rendered. He was awarded
a Judgment with interest and
costs. An officer was sent at once
to take property to satisfy the
Judgment.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-04
Meeting Postponed
Until Today

The meeting of the directors of
the Ohio Valley Electric railroad,
which was to have been held in
Parkersburg yesterday, was post
poned on account Of the State
convention. The Oil Review will
contain a detailed account of the
meeting tomorrow.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-04
Bessie Wins at Titusville.

Bessie. the bay mare owned by
H. E. Wilson of this city. won the
, 20 class trotting race at Titus
vile, Pa, yesterday in three
straight heats. Time, PISA,
2:191a and 2:19$4. The amount
of the purse was $400.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-04

Quite a surprise was occasioned
in criminal court at Wheeling,
Tuesday morning, when Judge
Hugus certified the cases of Lizzie
Foley. Theresa Stillwell and Alice
Bradford, indicted for kidnap-
ping Stella Grossman, Lizzie and
Bessie Yantz, infants, to the cir
cult court for trial. The trial will
take place in the September term
before Judge Thayer Melvin. The
two Wheeling women, Theresa
Stillwell and Alice Bradford, were
placed under a bond of 900
each for their appearance in court
at that time.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-04

Full many a person that's doing
his best
To keep up with the hurrying
mob:
Declares he's taking a "much
needed rest, -
When he's only out of a job.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-04

Trouble seldom fails to call on
the man who expects it.
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Rizarre Advertisements.

In order to Justify his calling, che
up-todate "ad" and sign writer mast
needs deviate from traditional lines.
In a booklet prepared by member
OF this cult for a New York firm this
fashionable intelligence is vouchsafed:
Proclamation for retail haberdash'
ers- Suggestions to aid mere man.
We are students of style. Swell era
watts for the smart set-Neckdress for
every season and function-Novelties
in formal and informal day and even
ing wear. We cater TO shops adapted
20 cultured trade-patrons who want
TO know howl"
Contrast the above with this prosaic
pronunciamento. in evidence over a
store on an uptown corner.
Wet goods for gents exclusively:
"Other unique business announce
mcnts around town include: Joshua
SHf. mortuarian" "Dr. lgnatius ILL.,
Specialist in Artificial Deniuros," and
last. but not least, this contribution
from the Bowery. Just for fun. try
our largest glass Of pure rye whisky
five cents. New York Press.
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Roth Brave and Modest.

Hundreds saw Helen Lippincott
the lG-ycsr-old daughter Of Geo w.
Iipplncott of New Rochelle y. Y.
save girl who had been seized with
cramps from drowning IN Echo hay.
Mis- Lppiucoit was more than 2uo
wards away from the drowning girl
when she first heard her cries Tor
holm without hesitation She swain
to the girl aud grabbed lur hy the
hair Bv this time the drowning girl
vas uucDrsc'uUs.
Mis- IBppiucutt kept the girl aanat
urfu 'hr Hf,hoat reached her. Tho
unconscious girl was taken to Hudson
uari. where -h, was revived
when the people present show.rnd
rraise upon hor for Der brave deed.
she -rrD.tly dismissed OBJ. subject
~ saving. y did uurhiua uare thau
I would r1r.rr dome jog m, in The
sam. VH-fiHr.
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Needed an Examination.

REPRESENTATIVE Bourke Cochran was
seated in his law Office one day re-
Gently when one of the clerks an
nounced a visitor. The orator was
very busy. but the man refused to tell
his business to clerk, insisting that
it was a personal matter and he must
see Mr.. Cochran himself.
"Well, show him in said the law
yer finally in disgust.
Il want TO get some legal advice,
Mr.. Cochran" said the visitor, 'and
came to you because i am poor man
and cannot afford to pay real law
yer"
What do you mean?' Numbered the
representative Indignantly.
We'll, mean that as n politician
Won will not be hard on ono of your
constituents. Besides, | have another
claim ON you. My aunt does washing
for one of your cousins
"My dear sir" said the lawyer in his
most whitening tones as he uShorcd
the visitor ont, you don I want Ia see
lawyer. You want 10 sec a nerve
specialist"
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1heuah, He Was Arrestsd.

In his young days. when the late
John Coleman was an architects as
.i-taut. bui already had aspirations
tnzarl the drama. ho ohf1ir,l fhr.r-h
a chance bu-iu.-- connection am in-
tr1duetiun to Charles Mathews Be.
fore the interviews a little incident
toak place which throws a striking
u..r upon The public fav0rIfe.s Tre.
ca-iul= position Mathews bad just
handed Dis uft. froI1 BIER rarrla-H
aud vas entering the Hatmlril.f.
ahru tHa yuIrE man came ur- -lii=
back uaz flrr.. r1 mr. go. aTIrrarh.
fr. -f-Hrr. q r.-.EaI Esm 1r-u Iils
arm says Coleman in f..r- .i ODE
Ir.aFarf -Tr-r- rarrid .I. -la-
q. inquired. -ar .hHsl sE1-
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The cOaLslssk Horse.


The dsvil he hrousht me horse 20 Hie-
Ana ~ Ms a IaTr wur- too
Min a head ~ plark ana heart ~ pTlds
Aud q sin in every siu+-
Tile deEil h. 4 - o sDr up Ia has slee
And Irtaiird MA sisti ga tle lhish
Win ths point "a his IilehfoTA, one
We are olt in lhs open sky!
Was only a half-neigsd youRgsisF-
ANA az HACK Was hard % hola,
Hut I strHTfu him pact dishonesty
And falsrhnuh ani srrrt ~ kuli'
IuI b. same O. ihe miFe ~ laughing
ANA the swamp Il he swelling bTeas,
AHd down he Nrnl u LIS eaAl-bia'A
Ere ever his rider guessed,
I nossri him up With the double Of
r,k,i him with eonsoisne's spuE
Hut IlrT.rr he stumbled az every siflfe,
Hlm-sirung IS thr hands q lirT
1 walled his hide frum Niihsr o. hlp,
I athrTrd his Hanks ~ hload -,
Till my arm BrrW und ami J aTuphe'
Ana lost ~ spur In tho mud
Il rs warm down here Ia the ellnglnE
min.
White Nanton arms within,
tut have stated my last desire
Aud tasted WN sweetest SIN ,--
AMI / drown Ia thu depths ~ SION
While -irk ~ the soul be- slew,
Tho devil hrs hFidici another horse
And mounted "a rider new,
Sydney, Australia, hnll"llh'
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church wedding, II VAS iust a home
affair but il gas swell enough and
solemn enough Just the same Go and
tell the Test 81 ihe girls the old chap
is married. IAN make him feel good
Tor y0u 20 take sOme notice 81 him.
Della t0ld the other giTls she other
girls told the proprietor, the proprietor
t0ld the patrons ana the patrons told
each other. IL Was an exciting time,
Everybody Hooked, everybody talked
See the bride and bridegroom, "
they said, "DOnt they look hieeg'
Hut SpikeF and Miss li0neysarie
did not look nice, They were TOO Ted
fCT that, They heard. they saw, lhey
FLUSHED, they felt very uncomfortable,
Also. they looked very silly; neVeTihe-
less. they talked earnestly, Swallow
ani SpilkiRgtOn tried Ia make out
what they said. but they could hear
nothing, However. lhoy found out all
about that tho next day, Early Tues
day Spiker engaged Mr.. Wilson ia all
ani.nated conversation,
Sir" said he, I want my go
week"
"MarriedG" asked Wilson,
Yes. sir"
"Wheng"
Yesterday"
Good" said Wilson. Il am glad, !
am an advocate ~ domestic tranquil
ny. I like a man who has homo ties,
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This story has several morals Al
30 II has three heroes, a heroine, m
eccentric philanthTOpist and n score
of supcrnumcrarics OF too little I'M
portnncc. so far as this incident Is
concerned. 10 be- mentioned by name
The heroes ARE Mr. swallow. Mr.
Spilkington and Mr.. Spikcr; the hero
inc is. or was, Miss HOneygardc; the
eccentric phlanthropist II Mr.. WILSON
So much for the introduction; now for
the story.
Swallow. Spllkington and Spiker
work for Mr.. Wilson. on the ith day
of January last tho three young men
held an important interview with their
employer.
What do you want?" said Wilson
to Swallow.
"A raise" said Swallow.
"And you?" to Spilkington.
"a raise"
And you?" to Spiker.
"A raise"
Cant have IT," said Wilson. "You
get $25 week now"
81 know that" said Swallow, but
that amt enough. We are worth more
than that. We want $50"
TOO much" said Wilson. still, ]
do not wish to discourage you. You
are worthy young men, and l like YOU
| do not wish to leave you without
hope. | will increase your salary on
one condition. If you will get mar
ricd / will pay you $50 week"
Swallow, Spilkington and Spiltcr
turned pale.
Married." they said. "This is very
sudden We must have time to think
They retired into an adjoining room
and thought After due elaboration
they reported their decision.
Sir" said they, eve refuse to ac'
cept prosperity on such onerous
terms. twenty-five dollars week
according to our calculation, VIII go
further for one than $50 for two. we
prefer positive to potential evils. We
will not get married"
Then Swallow, Spikington and
oDlktT Went Ddih w hhNii 'N''N'' '''
continued to work for $25 week, al
ways bearing in mind the opportunity
for advancement should they care to
purchase promotion at such cost
Swallow, Spilkington and Spiker
are good friends. Usually they lunch
together. Last Monday that amicable
arrangement would have been salts
factory to Swallow and Spilkngton.
but when they got ready to leave the
Office and looked around for Spiker
they found that he had already gone
They saw him at the restaurant but
they did not join him. Spiker was not
alone. Miss HOneygarde sat opposite
Miss H0ncygardc beamCd upon Spiker
and Spikcr beamed upon her. They
were happy. Swallow and Spilking-
ton were not happy; they were en-
YiOus.
"Ungrntcful dog" said Swallow. so
that's why he left us? He has treat
ed us most shabby. But well get
even. Wen have revenge"
lie called the waitress.
Della" he said, do you see our
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gaTuc'
| shall do well by you. You deserve
more than $50 n week. | Will promote
you. You shall have $40 II week, with
the prospect Of $50 the first Of next
year"
Swallow and Spilkington almost
tainted. When they came to Swallow
asked:
Say, Spike, were you married at
lunch time, yesterday"
NO" said Spikcr. Hadn't thought
of 1t then. Little girl just came In
to spend the day. You put the notion
into our heads. Congratulations, you
know, and gossip and dishes of rice
and wedding cake. Seemed like the
real thing. Little girl awfully nice.
Known her long time. Like each 9TH
er tremendously. why not? says l..
why notg says she. Let's says l..
Let's says she. 80 we did All due
to YOU Thanks awfully."
Good Lord" said Swallow.
Good Lord" said Spilkington.
Swallow addressed Mr. Wilson tim
idly. Sir" said he. "are there any
more jobs of the same kind where
this came FROM"
mo" said Wilson, mo more pro-
motions in sight. Even if you two
fellows should get married now,
you'd have to peg along on the $25
basis"
Forty dollars. you know" unused
Spiker maliclously, land the little
girls old man was SO delighted he
planked down $1,000 cash as a wed
ding present
Good Lord" said Swallow and
Spilkington again.-New York Press.
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The Devil Grows Clumsy.

, a, Maiden waW4a whose sprained
Knee was made well by faith alone,
two days after she fell from her hi-
cycle. explains the accident; Satan
had a special spite against my biey-
Gle, because il was dedicated 70 God
before | ever mounted IT," Vet the
bicycle did not sufier, The devil is
growing elumsy.-BOstOn Advertiser,
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VIII p. Oldham is n notary public
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President:
ALTON b. PARKER.
For Vice President:
HENRY G. DAVIS,
State and District.
For Congress:
NJ. l.. BROOKS.
FOR Governor:
S. w. r. LANIIAM.
For Lieutenant-Govcrnor:
GEO. d. NEAL.
For Comptroller:
JOHN w. STEPHENS.
For State Treasurer:
JOHN w. ROBBINS.
For Com. Gen'l Land Office:
]. j. TERRELL.
For Attorney General;
r. V. DAVIDSON.
For Supt. Public Instruction.:
r. b. COUSINS.
For Railroad COmmieei""""'
ALLISON MAYFlEID
For Associate Jus. Supreme Ct:
r. j. BROWN.
For Judge CT. Criminal Appeals:
NJ. NJ. BROOKS.
For Associate jus, c. Civil Appeals
r. A. PLEASANTS.
For Representive: II
WALTER A. MYRICK.
For District judge
l.. b. HIGHTOWER. Jr.
County.
For County Judge,
d. p. WHEAT.
For County Attorney:
G.. w. HDWTH.
For District Clerk:
b. BOYKIN. Sr.
For County Clerk:
HAL G. LAND.
For Sheriff: -
RAS LANDRY.
For Tax Collector:
r. D. KENT.
For Tax Assessor:
S. w. PIPKIN.
For County Treasurer:
JACK COWARD.
For County Surveyor:
GUS FALKENBERG.
For Co. Supt. Public instruction:
NJ. l.. MOODY.
For Justice of the Peace:
H. L. SHOWERS.
SAM HOLMES.
For COMMISSIONS
MALLY EASTMAN.
For Constable:
G. p. HOLDER.
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Ancient Cross.

An ancient stone cross is still pre-
served in England, near Mitchell Troy
which dates back To early Saxon times
The general lines are obviously oi
Saxon design, as are the quaint bosses
used in the Ornamentation, Its exact
utility is in doubt, but II is supposed 10
have marked the meeting place OF
early Saxon tribes.
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1R WW q. BAIRD, Physician and

DIR. WM. q, BAIRD, Physician ana
Surgeon, chronic and private diseases
whatever may be your ailment' you
can get valuable advice ana treatment
All unfortunates have kind advice
office V. Blanohette BIDS, new phone
1870, laboratory phone $40. ~
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NoTlcE-Mrs. Helen Mecarey viii
open her school Of stenography' Mon.
day. September 5th, 1904. Day and
night classes In dietation $500 per
month. Positions guaranteed. Fur
Their information call at Room ] New
Blanc ette BLDG, Pearl ST., Beau
mont, Texas. New Phone 6. limo
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friend over therr9 Wei, De has de-
serted r-. Hn'. married.
Married rfI.I b,lia. sure"
--r-. said swallow. Married
1ar night My friend and . were a.
tFa wedding Wrr,uf ur UDk-'
AN hrh. said srIE'r-tH1.
-Yrr DON'T eaF' said Della "Wss
-a ,Hrrah v.f1rE- ] huua 3d. I
do Bose rlurfa weddings The are
o. rrtu end 90 aufu''y solemn"
No said sEail0r. .tllis vas not o
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PHILLIPS ACADEMY
Corner Sixth ST. and Broadway.

Beaumont. Texas.
A preparatory school Tor boys and
girls. Special ATTENTION - students
fr-rfnE preparation fu- COLLEGE. Ar
frf1firn uffh University n Teas in
fra branches. scholarship 10 Est
honor pupil Small cllszes Aue1-
ton % fHH fnF'FifrHl
Arthur 9. Phil %. 9. a.. Master
Old phone 10. 2nst Calder Ave
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Sour Lake Springs Hotel rebui.
and refurnished. Rates, $500 ana
$3.50 per day. Meals so cents. spec
lal weekly and monthly rates. Hote'
bus meets trains. fare "a cents.
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WANTED Position by young man
Nho is hustler and can d0 most any
thing, Address Rus, Porter, care ST.
Dennis Hotel. g-2s'3tp
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MISCELLANEOUS.


FISH AND OYSTERS.
Served or sold in bulk Alw7-7 go
hand Always fresh. Pete Pern'.
as, grr1.-a .fra.4 gaf.1m
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IATGHNAN d. TINCY wiz huy
u'1 abandoned u1 wells un spindle
Tu1 or surrounding country. nr f'1.
nra frun arm. Hn pr rauiac" can
Hr phone a-I ur 1-4. ur a11rn-7 IT, o.
.uYr rH-- % mp
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BUYERS AND CONTRACTORS
For iron fences. brick, counters, ioor
ratings, fire escapes, window guards,
levator enclosures, cabs, grille anu
wire work for all purposes. Write the
Texas Anchor Fence Co. Fort Worth,
Texas. 'io
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A nicely furnished
font room. Close in. 41O Pine st.
9-29-3tp.
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WANTED

WANTED Truck farmers OH the
shares, Apply ro1m ~, bordagcs
Flats. a2s-atp
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FOR SALE.

ONLY A FEW nicely furnished
room remain unoCcupied at The
Crov 9-24-1wpd
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FOR RENT-FurniShcd rooms with
beard, hot and cold baths. At 1888
Roadway. 9-Z?-jip
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
matted rooms, dresser, beds, cook
stove. etc, front gallery, $11.OO per
month. Other large unfurnished
rooms from 5000 to $3.50 per room;
one six-room cottage, $40. DR.. Bair l.,
V. Blanchette bldg, or new phone
120 or 575.
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FOR RENT-2-room house on Pine
street Apply Chas. Braun, opposite
Crrosuto Works. 9-25-5tp.
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FOR RENT-Onc twu-story house,
all modern Conycnicnccs: I rooms
and bath Close in.one block from
car line. Rent very reasonable. Ap-
ply to u. T. Rudwick. care Fem
hcrr's store 9-25-Gtp
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FOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms. GU
Magnolia Ave, cor. North ST. 9-23-lWp