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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-03-13

Mr.. Weyler Madero doesn't seem
to be having things all his way in
Mexico since the wholesale butcher
ing he authorized, and it is to be
hoped he will soon make a change Of
residence 'for the good Of the coun-
try
All men interested in the spring
and summer styles for women may
call to mind the dimensions and
shape of bolster case-and that
will do for the skirts; and for the
hats, anything from a strawberry
crate to an umbrella top, with trim
mings fore, aft to windward or lee
ward, will be considered good
form and incidentally cost as
much as though it were sensible and
becoming.
The world and his wife have not
had so much pleasure in years as
they have had lately in reading of
the doings of those young Washing
ton Macleans. IF they keep up as
they are doing, adopting negro child
rem for their son to have as compan-
ions, chartering train to go after
a certain brand of milk, ect., the Sun
day Supplement will never lack for
material of the peculiar Sunday Sup
plement type.
The way some Of these advanced
women are treating their husbands,
is getting to be dreadful: there's a
New York woman who has been car
rying on a good business, suing her
husband because he took some Of
the profits of said business to enter
tain other females than the wife of
his buzzum. The first thing we know
mere man will have to tell what he
did with that fifty cents wiley gave
him last week.
1t is almost impossible to realize
the difference in the attitude of the
negro in two States as nearly to-
gether as Georgia and Florida, to-
wards the whites. The Georgia negro
is, almost without exception, a friend
ly creature, anxious to please in his
service. Perhaps because Of the in
fluence of the Yankee dollars which
flood the State Of Florida has made
the Florida negro the surly, ungraci-
Gus tip-serving creature he is, but he
is all of that and this applies to the
female Of the species as well.
Mr.. Sipp, of New York, who told
all he knew Of the New York gum
men, is finding that the brand Of vir-
'ture which he represented isn't re-
Warding him as he thought it would
when he told. And in the meanwhile,
those Of the gang who are taking the
rest cure at Sing Sing, preparatory
to going on that journey from which
no traveller returns, would like to
have session with Mr.. Sipp before
they start.
A real philosopher has put up
this question, and yOuchsafes the an
swer: Why is it woman's impulse
to kiss when she is pleasantly sur
prised? And the answer is: If you
don't believe it, slip a ten-dollar bill
in the hand Of Ter cousin, or sis
ter, or even a wife will do, and if
they are not in the habit of kissing,
the impulse, backed by the ten-dollar
bill, will be too strong, and you will
have immediate proof of the correct
ness Of the theory.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-03-13

Considering the number of good
old United States dollars there are
tied up in Mexican dirt, you can't
really imagine that your Uncle Sam
my has damaged his shirt any in
taking part in the recent unpleas-
antness."
Congress gave the Washington
hotels a jolt by prohibiting them
from running up their rates during
the inaugural festivities; now if ID
will give the Pullman people q 81 -
or two in the neck, anent the prices
charged for the eats on the Pullman
train, much other that Congress has
or hasn't done will be forgiven.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-03-13
THE GENTLE ART OF NAGGING.

10 DS pTOVSrDy ana one or
the arts they seem to be well
yersed in from the time they are
able to talk, is that Of teasing
Wbith, in groWn-ups is known as
''D@@Ging."
Once there was a boy, and Nature
had been cruel to him from the out
set, and what Nature forgot to put
on him, his childhood playmates and
his family added, with interest.
The boy was born with spiky red
hair that no amount Of coaxing
would induce to stay put He had
little, slitty eyes, and their lashes
were Of the same rusty red as his
hair. He was fat, and he grew fat
ter--and it was QUITE natural CD
for his companions to dub him
Piggy" as soon as he began to run
with the crowd.
In those days, the messenger serv-
ice was the opening most poor boys
took advantage Of in their efforts to
become q part of the mercantile life
about Them and in due time Piggy
got job" aS a messenger. Also,
in those days, there were no bicycles
for any one, and the messenger boys
had to depend on their own sturdy
legs for lOcom0tion-and they were
supposed to locomote rapidly, too.
"Piggy' was fat, and he was also
laZy-but If he had had the proper
encouragement he might have made
good AS it was, he was sworn at
by his employers, leased by his fell
low Workers-and when he lost his
job, he was nagged and worried by
his mother till life became unbeara-
BILE.
Hard times fell on the family;
the father died, and all of the child
rem who were not on a strictly milk
diet were made to hunt for jobs
also. When neighbors came to COM
miserate with "Piggy's" mother, that
parent would give a tabulated list
of ali Of her worries since the day
she had married "Piggy's" father,
up to and including the day piggy"
was bOrn-and in due time the boy
bitterly resented the last named cpl
sode in his mothers life.
The boys in the city in which
"Piggy" lived were classified as
''gangs," and many a corner grocer
was almost ruined by the depreda-
tions of these gangs when they
would rush his place and rob him
of all the stock he had exposed with
in reach of their hands
piggy belonged to the gang,
and as food was more grudgingly
given him at his home, he depended
more and more on the results of his
raids with the gang, and the last I
heard Of Piggy he was an inmate
Of a State Penitentiary, with a SEN
tence Of twenty-five years for rob-
berry.
There was 4 young man who mar
ried very nice young girl. When
they had started in life in a modest
ly furnished fiat of four rooms, the
girls whom the young bride had
gone with, called to see her. One
of the number was to marry a young
man employed in the same place as
the brides husband, but in a more
important capacity, and of course
higher in the salary scale.
The young bride called on the
other bride, and from then on, all
peace and happiness had fed from
the little fat. A series Of naggtng,
: fearful complaints were poured upon
the young husband, because Of the
difference in the mode Of living be-
tween themselves and the other
young couple.
Debts were accumulated, and the
fearful bride complained bitterly
L1 c{O Il
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-03-13

each year; just how many men are
driven to desperation and dishonesty
because Of the nagg1ng Of wives who
are crying for the moon?
There are more children labelled
incompetent" because of the nag
ging which their childish faults is
made as the basis of complaint, than
the average man or woman who has
not made a study of the matter,
would believe.
There isn't q human being who is
able to live without sympathy and
affectionate regard OF at least few
and only high Heaven knows why
we give so often-in place Of this
sympathy, the nagging which is so
maddening a thing to bear.
1t is universal complaint or fail
ing-and it will be a splendid thing
for us and ours when we have classed
the nagger with all the other nuis-
ances upon which an embargo is
placed-and the sooner the better.
Pie is a very familiar word in the
vocabulary of the political forecast
ers, just now.
Yep, Atlanta scores again-the
niece of President Wilson is married
to distant relative Of man who
lives in Atlanta.
And it also seems that a great
many Of the Suffering Sisters were
lost in the shuttle in Washington
when the Big Parade was pulled off.
Bulgaria is feeling so set up over
the way she has been doing the
Turks, it is said there may be fur
Their unpleasantness between that
country and Roumania.
=
Not that it matters much, of
course but-they do say it has cost
lot more to kill the last batch Of
Turks in the latest war, than it
"uster."
Well, if Mr.. Wilson reads the pa
per, he has pretty good idea OF the
fact that he was made President ac-
cOrding to the sell of Mr.. Bryan, and
he also has good idea of the look
Of his own face.
That swishing sound you hear
from the direction of Washington,
D. c., is the noise made by the out
coming rush Of the Lame DucksAf
the Taft Administration, and 81
rush of the incoming flock. y
retired army official suggests
that we chloroform burglars: the
trouble is, the burglar usually gets
there first with the bottle, and when
the burglaree is on the Job, the bur-
glar is where the Irishmans flee was.
The Government has issued
large, expensive looking publication
entitled Sugar at a Glance" when
all the poor, old, Ultimate Consumer
is interested in is sugar for a quar-
ter"
After killing Or exiting everyone
who has tried the job of president
ing in Mexico since he was canned"
Dictator Porfirio Diaz is on his way
back to Mexico, to resume business
at the same old stand.
Mr.-what's his name anyway
the man who was named as vice
president with Mr.. Wilson-well,
while the dispatches did not have a
great deal to say of him in the re-
cent affair in Washington, we hope
h. 10 81 L l. 4
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SWEET POTATO PLANTS.
THREE MILLION Of the leading varie-
ties. Write at once for price and my
special offer. J. V. HUTCHINSON,
Lakeland, Fla.
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EDUCATIONAL.

READ the Educational Department in
Watson's Jeffersonian Magazine, and
you will learn things. dollar a
year will give you liberal education.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-03-13

TRIUMPH sweet SEED PoTa s,1s e., g E1s[Y,
and Table Qualities Vines are short and do not inter-
lace. Ten times better than common kinds. 81. 15
per bushel. w. STEVENS. Preston, Ca.
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BER6nW Thousands Very Anxious. Many
sVENEBEGy, Wealthy. All Ages. Descriptions
Free. Western Club. Dept. u
268 Market San Francisco. Cal.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-03-13

Mr.-What's his name anyway
the man who was named as vice
president with Mr.. Wilson-well,
while the dispatches did not have a
great deal to say~of him in the re-
cent affair in Washington, we hope
he was on the job, and that he had.
little more recognition than the
press gave him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-07
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

All persons who are legal voters
in Harrison County, West Virginia,
and who were not registered as such
for the general election, held on No
vember 9th. 1912, are hereby notified
that the County Court of Harrison
County will sit in the county court
room at the court house of said coun-
ty, on Thursday, October 9th, 1918,
from 3 O'Clock A. NJ. to 70 o'clock NJ,
from o'clock p M to- 5 o'clock p.
NJ. and from 6 o'clock P. NJ. to s
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
amending and correcting the registra-
ton lists for said Harrison County.
Any voter entitled to registration
and who was not registered as above
mentioned, must appear before said
County Court, on the date above mem
toned and be registered II he desires
to vote at the special election to be
held October 14th. 1913.
Unless you are registered you can
not vote.
BY order OF the County Court of
Harrison County.
BY w GUY TETRICK, Clerk.
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SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate

To close the Estates of the deceased
stockholders OF the Terrapin Knob
Improvement Company. / viii on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9TH, 1918,
at p. M. sell at the front door of
the Wood County Court House, in
Parkersburg, West Virginia, the fol-
lowing Real Estate:
LOT corner of Sixth and Jul,ana
streets. 45x1OG feet. on WHICH there is
an eight room house.
LOT corner Of East and Seventh
streets. 104X90 feer. These two lots
are we'll situated for business pur-
poses or dwelling flats
A FAR of lS5 acres in Clay Dis
trict on the Kanawha river. about five
miles east of Parkershurg. well
adapted for manufacturing plant or
dairy farm.
One farm of 80 acres in Tygart Dis
tr!ct a short distance from Parkers-
burg
176 acres ot land In Harmon District,
Mason County, West Virginia, under
which is large vein Of coal.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash
on day OF sale, balance in one or two
years.
JAS. \. MATHISoN. Auctioneer.
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N0T!CE TO VgTERs

All persons who were regis
tered as legal voters in Harri-
son County, West Virginia, for
the general election held No
vember 18th. 1912, and have,
since that time, removed to an
other election precinct, are
hereby notified that in order to
vote at the coming special cleo
ton, will have to procure trans
fers from the precinct where
they were registered to the pre-
cinct where they expect to vote
at the coming special election,
which transfers may be had by
calling at the Office of the Clerk
of the County Court of Harrison
County, on October 9th, 10th,
or 18th. 1913, as no transfers
will be issued until the registra-
ton has been adopted by the
County Court nor after the
books have been turned over to
the election commissioners. The
County Clerks Office is open
daily from 8 o'clock A. NJ. to IL
o'clock M. and from l o'clock
P. NJ. to 5 o'clock P. M.
BY order of the County Court
of Harrison County.
w. GUY TETRICK, Clerk.
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FARMS FOR sALE-178 acres, 81

FARMS FOR SALE--17s acres. 81
and one-half miles below Weston
near West Fork river. about on
mile from new car line. mostly i'm
proved; about 40 acres suitable TO
cultivation, small dwelling house,
barns, one 7oxsO, one 25x4O, other
25xS5; silos in connection with large
barn. . orchards; farm we'll water
ed. clean of filth, level land in high
state Of cultivation. Also 30 acres
farm, six miles from Weston, three
quarters mile from car line, 25 acre
suitable for cultivation, in good con
dition, and ideal farm for home
For price and terms, apply or ad
dress G. w. Nicely, Route /. Weston
w. va
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FOR RENT-Very reasonable, two
nicely furnished rooms for ladies';
centrally located; electric lights,
hot and cold water heating system,
use OF bath, hot and cold water,
use OF laundry and electric iron.
Can furnish meals later. Call at
263 Monticello avenue, or Console
dated phone 578-L.
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NOTICE

All dr. goods will be sold
at cost for cash this week.
Call at COB Buckhannon
avenue. Stop IS, Broad
Oaks.
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cor RENT-Slngle or connecting
rooms, suitable for light housekeep-
ing, or bachelor apartments. The
Parsons-souders Co.
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FOR SALE-sixteen stock ewes at
$3.50 a head If sold at once Ad-
dress C. A. Cummins, Lost Greek,
w. Va.
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Business Opportunities

FOR SALE Grocery store and meat
market; good location and doing
business will invoice about $l,500;
reasons for selling: m health of
owner For particulars apply to
Owner. 40 East Pike street.
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FOR RENT Store Rooms
FOR sALE-HoUsEs

A CLASSIFIED AID. IN THESE COL.
UAfNS will tell people who intend
buying houses, about your particu-
lar house.
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WANTED Miscellaneous

WANTED-Erery voter in West Viz.
ginia to have copy of the Prohibi-
ton Law, by Mr.. Yost Passed at the
last session of the West Virginia
legislature. Price 15c. Nail orders
filled. Call at or address Daily Tele-
gram Office.
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For Rent Furnished Rooms

IF YOU HAVE ROOMS for rent make
1t known to those who are looking
for rooms-by inserting an adj in
these columns.
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WANTED-FenaleH Help

WANTED Everybody who needs
help in this line to insert an ad. in
this column. 1t will bring quick
results.
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FOR RENT-House, 1O2 West Poplar
street, (Duff Add rooms and bath
$3.50 per month House 1O7 School
street rooms and bath, S23 30 per
month Haze Morgan, 913 Union
Bank Building.
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FOR REET-One furnished room with
use Of bath. Apply at $40 Mulberry
street.
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COMBINATION SCHOLARSHIP in
West Virginia Business College;
won in contest; value 500. Will sell
for $50 If sold at once. Address
Business College Scholarship care
of Daily Telegram.
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FOR RENT-One nicely furnished
room, suitable for one or two gen
tlemen; all modern conveniences.
three minutes walk from court
house. Call Bell phone 33l-J or at
house 1O5 Virginia avenue.
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FOR RENT-A furnished room for
/ one or two gentlemen with use of
4 bath, about three minutes walk
from the courthouse Apply at 517
Preston street
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FOR RENT-0ne nicely furnished
large front room for man and wife
or two gentlemen. Two minutes
walk from court house. Use of bath
and phone Reasonable prices. APP
ply at 1872 Mechanic street ground
floor.
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FOR SALE-Reglstered Short Horn
cattle. A small herd One two year
old bull, color roam, quick and .
sure serve, Kind and gentle; three
young COWS to come fresh in oc-
tober and November, one three year
old Neifer and one two year old
helfer, and 4 yearling heifers Win
sell all together or separately. All
daughters or granddaughter Of
Oakland Sultan, he by White
Hall Sultan. No better bred short
horn cattle in this state. Will be
sold at bargain. B. NJ. Allen 6
Son, Allen Stock Farm, Box 1902,
Clarksburg, W. Va. Home phone
F-2-r-11 on Fairmont and Clarks.
burg Traction Line at Hepzibah.
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FOR SALE-FIne new dwelling, sew.
en- rooms, including bath, slate roof
front and back porches, finished in
oak, not for from court house for
$4,000 If sold within the next thirty
days. A sacrifice. Address 101, care
Daily Telegram.
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Get the worlds series baseball
score by innings on the Daily Tee
grams bulletin board every after
noon.
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WANTED-A girl for general house.
work, in a family of three. Must be
good cook and give references.
Best of wages Mrs. P. H. Koble-
gard, corner Park avenue and East
Main street.
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FOR RENT-In private family, two
well furnished rooms, bath and teIe-
phone. Board IL desired. 40 Lee st.
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FOR sALE-FARMs

IF you HAVE A FARM fer sale, tell
those interested in buying, by de-
scriblng your property in our
Classified Page-others are getting
results.
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FOR SALE-The highest class letter
Heads. Envelopes. Bill Heads,
Statements. Cards and special ruled
forms at reasonable prices. The
Telegram Job Department.
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WANTED-Male Help

WANTED-Evcry business man in
this county to advertise in these
columns when in need OF laborers.
clerks, statesmen or mechanics.
WANTED-Experienccd feeder for
printing press. Steady work State
age, experience and salary expected
Fairmont Printing and Llthograph-
ing Co., Fairmont, w. Va.
WNTED-MEN AT ONCE TO LEARN
THE BARBER TRADE. Jobs MI
ways waiting. Better wages than
you can earn without trade. Tools
given. Few weeks completes. Drop
a card for particulars. Moler Bar
Der College, Cincinnati, Ohio,
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When you want to hire office help of
any sort you want to consider, OF
course, only those who have sufficient
1business sense to read and answe
your help wanted ad. in the Daily
Telegram-or to publish ads of their
own so good as to make 1t worth Will
for you to answer them.
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TOR RENT-Nlcely furnished front
room, with use Of bath and tele-
phone, every convenience Apply
at 327 Mechanic street, in rear of
Goff building.
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FOR RENT-New seven room house
and cellar, Seventh street, Colonial
Heights. Keys at 357 Lee street.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room; all modern conveniences. no
other roomers. Apply at asa Me-
chanic street, Bell phone S96-W.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs

WHY NOT RENT YOUR HOUSE
through the wide-awake columns of /.
the Daily elegram-Results are
sure.
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FARM FOR SALE-47 acres one.half
mile from Industrial School, three
room house, good barn. good apple
orchard, good spring of water. For
Information call on R. D. Hurst,
Wallace, W. Va.
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PUBLIC SALE-Saturday, October
18th, at o'clock b. m. at the front
door OF the court house: head of
good heavy team horses; two pairs
and years, one pair {. Good con-
dition. G. c. Finly, Auctioneer. Al
Strother and A. 7. Allen, Brown,
W. Va.
FOR SALE-0ne three year old colt,
unbroken. For full particulars adj
dress ]. C. Dawson, R. F. D. No. 2,
Lost Creek, w. Va.
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FOR RENT-One apartment three
rooms and bath. Bakers apartments
Apply at 343 West Main street.
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FOR Single Comb White Leg.
horn pullets; five months old. 75c
each. Have been properly fed for
egg production. w F. Rayl, Stop 8,
Bridgeport Car Line. y,
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FOR RENT-In private family, use of
bath and telephone. one room to one
or two gentlemen, two minutes walk
from Empire building. Inquire at
426 Lee street.
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FOR RENT-FOur room cottage on
Jarvis street, Broad Oaks. $11.OO per
month. Apply at Fuel City Insur-
ance Agency, room 20, Gore Bldg.
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A small yellow dog is at the residence
of S. c. Hess, sos South Chestnut
street and is receiving no attention.
The owner can get same by calling
at the above address.
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+ "A Z nj
YOUR FIRST, BUT LAST
CHANCE TO GET WHAT
YOU WANT AT A BAR.
GAIN.

We have an eight acre
farm in a good neighborhood
one mile from Oral, with a
good seven room house, large
barn, good cellar and other
outbuildings, small orchard.
one-half the oil and gas, and
one vein of coal that will be
sold at once for less than half
the amount it would require
to replace the buildings. Be
sides this we can add from
eighteen to thirty-six acres
more to this tract at equally
as good a price. Don't an
swer this adj. without you
want more than your
.money'sworth: In that case
answer it at once.
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FOR RENT-One good ROOM. Apply
at 4l9 Mechanic street.
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FOR RENT. furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, with use,of bath
and telephone, two minutes walk
from postoffice. Apply at 112 School
street.
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FOR RENT-Gne eight room house on
Locust street. SIS per month. Ap
ply at sic West Main street.