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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
SHIT Involves Timber Lands.

Macon. Ga. September 5.-(Special )-On
yesterday Judge David ID. Shelby, of the
United States circuit court. at Hunts
vile, Ala. granted a temporary njunc-
ton against Dyall-Upchurch Company,
OF Monac Ga, on a blu brougn. by Har-
rison 7. Chandler, of Cleveland. Ohio.
The complainant brought his action to
restrain the Dyall-Upchurch Company
from cutting or removing timber or naval
stores from 17.Goo acres of land in Ware
county, Georgia The property in con-
troversy is valued at $50, COO
The bin was today fled with the clerk
of the United States circuit court at
Savannah. Judge Shelby set the case to
be heard before Judge Speer on the 3oth of
September.
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Cotton Mills Have Run.

columbus, Ga. August 31.-(Special)-
one reason 1t is thought that business
VIII be unusually good this fall is that
the city, unlike other cotton manufacture
ing centers. has not suffered a depres-
sion due to its mills shutting down. Every
cotton mill in Columbus has been in
operation all the summer, with the eN-
ccptlon of one which shut down tempo
rarily few days. and which will resume
operation in few days. The cotton mill
operatives have had continuous employ
ment, conditions being vastly different
from those in other cities where the cot
ton mill help has been idle a great part
of the summer. This satisfactory state
or affairs is due to the foresight of Co
lumbuS cotton manufacturers in laying
In an ample stock Of raM material.
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Vagrancy Law Fills Fulton Jail.

Forty-ScVen men and women charged
with vagrancy were sent to the rover
last Monday by Recorder Broyles. Ihis
swels the grand total Of alleged vagran.s
close up TO the one hundred mark. Inc
exact number is 9S
The majority of the prisoners held on
the charge of vagrancy Monday were
white mon tke police having raided Ger
tain Questiona bic localities early sunday
morning and locked up all the men they
found making disreputable abodes their
home. Many Of these were bound over
under the vagrancy law.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
Captain Pearce Horne Dead.

Dalton. Ga, September 4.-(Special.) :
News was received here today of the sud
den death of Captain Pearce Horne. which
occurred in the White mountains of New
Hampshire last night.
Captain Horne had been sufferer from
hay fever and asthma for Il number of
years and had gone there about three
weeks ago for his health and it is pre-
sumed this caused his death.
He was one of the largest and most well
TODD planters in this section. He has 4
large family and is prominently connected
and well known throughout this section
of the state.
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English DuyS Eatoutor Mill

I1dtouton. ca. September 2.--(Special)-
Tho Eatorton electric cotton mill. the
electric plant and one or two fine water
powers on Little river We're sold yestel
day, under an order from the United
States court. to J. w. English. Jr., OF
Atlanta. as the highest bidder.
There were several other bidders on the
ground. The price at which the property
was knocked off to Mr. English was
$l0.350. several months ago The same
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GEORGIA..
$1OO.S6 for First New Bale

LaGfange, Ga, August 31.-(Speciai.)-
ne ilrst bale of cotton received in La
orange came in late Saturday afternoon.
l. was brought in by George w. Truitt,
1roups famous farmer 1t was received
10 iate TO be sold, and was stored in
Mhen 1t was weighed and sold. 1t
SHgneo AS1 pounds. 1t was purchased
pE r. r. Bradfield one of LaGrange's
n r,dolns merchants at y cents per pound.
ne TOTAL price paid for the bale amount
Ed to $l00S6. This is the highest price
paid for cotton in LAGRANGE in over a
quarter of a century. A number of other
Cales are expected to be marketed in La
orange at an early date
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Swung To Death in Cotton House

RocAmart, Ga. August 3l.-(Special)-
Jack Lee, a prosperous farmer living )
miles from this place, was found deac
hanging to a rafter in his cotton house
This afternoon about 4 o'clock.
Everything goes to show that IL was
suicide.
1t seems that Mr.. Lee had been troubling
about a damage suit which he filed
against the Seaboard Air Line a short
time ago for alleged damage: done his
plantation by the construction of their
line through il.
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Library Money Is Ready.

Dublin Ga. August (Special)-R.
~ Franks, cashier Of a New Jersey
hank. has notified the directors of the
Carnegie library board of Dublin that he
has been authorized to send checks for
the $4,000 recently donated to this city
for building a library Just as soon as
the library directors should contract with
their architect and the architect should
send a certificate that work on the Ii
Or2rV had begun
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ALA BAMA.
Two More Peonaee Arrests.

Montgomery Ala, September II. A.
Driver. of Geneva county, and j. e
Tuner. OF Crenshaw county, have been
arrested by deputy United States mar
shals. and will be before the United
States commissioners at Greenvile on
September A. the former on a charge of
holding a person in peonage and the lat
ter on 4 charge Of causing peonage.
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FLORIDA.
Meet to Talk of Turnentiu

Jacksonville Fla. September 3.-The
tul pentire operators convention ,vill be
he'd in Jacksonville on the 10th and 11th
of September.
The official programme includes adj
dresses from Mayor Nolan of Jackson
vile; Ex-Governor Fleming, of Florida ;
T L. Switzerland, of jacksonville; Cap
tain John K. Young. of Savannah Ga,
and Or. c. II. Herty Of Washington
u. G..
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Otis Phelps Fatally Hurt.

Rome Ga. September 5.-(Scecial)-
Otis Phelps, young man about "a years
of age, was fatally injured at the Arm
strong hotel this morning while doing
some worl. on a scaffold on the third
floor
Phelps was taken suddenly with a fit
and plunged some 10 feet to the Office
floor and was picked up in a craZed con-
dition.
PHELPS head struck the tile floor and
came near striking a man who was
walking in the Office.
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Killed by Wild Train.

Charlotte, ~ c., September 1.-Ensi-
neer H. w Lucas and Fireman j. w.
Stafford we're killed this afternoon by
an accident on the Norfolk and Western
near WinstOn-Sa.em.
The accident was caused by severai
cars breaking from freight train and
running back down the grade into the
train handled by the injured men.
None of the passengers was injured
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vagrancv Law in Wilkes.

Washington Ga. September 3.-(Spe-
cial 1.-THE Calvin vagrancv law is being
diligently enforced in Washington and
Wilkes counties There are at present
some fifteen or twenty prisoners in the
county Jail which were taken up this
week ty Sheriff Callawav and are await
ing trial They will be brought up before
Judge Tombs, of The city court. on sat
urday. and if convicted of being without
visible means of support, will be placed
upon the public roads Of the county with
a view to their material betterment.
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Took Laudanum Through Error.

Rome, Ga. September 2.-(Spccial) }
Eugene Willis died tonight at s o'clock
from the effects Of taking an ounce bot
lie Of laudanum by mistake.
Willis had been i'll for several days
with stomach trouble. and had boon I'M
der treatment. He mistook the bottle Of
poison for Il bottle of medicine he was
taking
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Rural Delivery in Jackson.

Jefferson. Ga, September 1.-(Special.)-
For the first time in the history of jack
son county The Constitution is delivered
on the dhy of publication to every sub
scriber in the county. This was brought
about by putting the rural free delivery
system into effect today throughout the
entire county
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Grass Worm on Cotton.

Dawson, Ga. September 3.-(Special)
IL is now believed by the farmers of Ter
rell that not the caterpillar. but grass
worm. has been devouring the cotton
plants in this section. This worm is not
So destructive as the caterpillar and 1t
will be reasSuring to the farmers to know
certainly tie nature of the destructive
pest which recently appeared 1t was at
FIST thought the crop would be damaged
50 per cont. This now seems improp-
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eel the opening exercises. The new mem
bers of the faculty, President Avis and
Professors Hiles, Davis and Byers. were
on hand.
The prospects for the coming year are
nave been made to the scientific depart
ment. and the college is in better shape
tEan ever for good work.
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Killed His Wife Before Mother.

) Kinston, n. c., September A sensa-
tional tragedy occurred in this place at
o'clock today when Emmett Boyett
shot and killed his wife, Lena Boyett.
on the front porch of her fathers house
on Blount street in the presence of her
mother and younger sister.
Boyett was evidently under the influ
ence OF liquor at the time and the act
was one of premediiation as ne mad
shown the pistol, 3Scaliber. to Walter
Fields while on the way to the home OF
his wife. who has for some time been
living with her father, j. c. Chest
rut.
The latter attempted to kill Boyctt
"hiie ne was being taken to Jail but
was held off at the point of the sheriff S
revolver.
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Cotton Bales Sale at Augusta.

Augusta. Ga, September 1.-(Special)-~
The new cotton year begins with a stock
of only SCI bales in Augusta. New bales
received up to today. 81 bales; up to this
date last year, 1859. Today's receipts.
175 bales: this day OnS year ago. ,lSS
bales. Total receipts for the year, 291. IA;
last year 30i,7 05. Cotton sold mere today
at y IL cents.
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Thirty-Three Vagrancy Cases.

Gainesville. Ga. September 4.-(Spe-
cial)-The officers of Hall county have
made about thirty Gases against va
grants and these have been brought be-
fore the court to answer TO the charges
preferred against them. Most Of them
were convicted. and will have to suffer
the penalty for vagrancy. Other cases
have been made. and the officers have
instituted a vigorous crusade against thu.
idlers of the city and county.
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ALL THE NEWS OF DIXlELHND

property was offered for sale and bid in
at about $50 600 and the referee in bank
ruptcy. Alexander Proudft. of Macon.
re fused to ratfy the sale Whether or
not the present sale will meet his APP
pIoval remains to be seen. AS the bid
is only about 30 per cent of the liabili-
ties of the property. it is thought the
sale will not be ratified.
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Holiness Man Murders His Son.

Columbus. Ca. September 5-(Special.)
Because the boy said he WAS going to
kin him. COUPLING the threat With an
cpprobious er.thet r. H. burton, aged
56 years. a carpenter. drove a :tcon knife
into the heart Of mis- l9-year-old son,
Jesse G.. Burton. at his home, les Twen-
Tic III street, this afternoon at $50 o'clock
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Want Atlantic and North Carolina

Raleigh. N. c.. August 31-(Spccial)- y
Governor Aycock has received from pri-
vate parties proposition to lease the
Atlantic and North Carolina railway, the
capital stock of which is s300o,000 the
state owning two-t thirds. The proposition
is FOR fifty-year lease the interest in
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creasing according to- the length OF tiine'
but averaging per cent. -,
1t is believed that one Of the big ra ran
way systems is behind the offer WliIci
will hardly be accepted though the p,o!
erty has never paid over per cent oiVl-
dend and generally per cent
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Hot Sun Burning Cotton.

Union Springs, Ala. September 2.-(Spe-
cial) THE extreme heat of last week
has done its direful part toward injury to
the cotton crop in Bullock county, and in
some sections of the county it Is estl-
mated that the yield has been cut shorE
at least % per cent.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
North State Crop Report

Raleigh. n. c., August 31.-(Special)-
The North Carolina agricultural depart
ment today gave out its August crop
report, based on returns from 1900 cor
respondents. Present conditions: Cotton.
s. per cent; corn, 81 tobacco. 50; pea
nuts, Sc The report says the yield of
wheat this year was only 80 per cent;
oats, %, and rye, Y.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07

The bow died in a few minutes and to-
right the father is in the Muscogee
county Jail to face the charge of muir
Ger He has begged the authorities to
let him attend the funeral of his son.
saying that they can send a squad of po
licenen to guard him.
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Cotton Crop Falling Off.

Columbus. Ga, September 4.-(opecialD
According to the statements of many
farmers in Columbus today. the cotton
crop in this section of Georgia and Ala
bama has suffered great deterioration
within the past ten days. An old cit
lien of Hurtsborn. Ala. says that in all
his life he never saw the cotton crop
fall off SO badly as it has during the past
few days. 1t is stated that much Of the
crop is opering prcmaturelv
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Rome Gets First New Bale.

Rome, Ca, September p (Special) The
first bale Of new cotton brought 10 Rome
this afternoon. 1t was raised hy Frank Jar
rett on tho J. II. Camp farm here. The
bale weighed 400 pounds ara brought x cents
per pound.
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Four Bales Bring S277.O9.

Columbus. Ga, September 3.-(SrecialD
Judge j. r. Eason yesterday sold in Co.
hlmlus four bales of cotton raised on
his rlanta ton in Russell count, Ala
bama. for S277G9
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Nav Enter Race Against Turner.

Thomasville, Ga. September 5.-(Spe-
ciall-Juage II. w. Hopkins is being
strongly urged to enter the race for prs-
on commissioner to succeed Judge j. S.
Turner.
He has received letters from all over
the state urging him to make the race
and assuring him of support NO south
Georgia man is now On the commission
and this entire section would rally to his
SuDDOrt.
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N G. A. c. OPENS for Term.

Dahlonega. Ga. September 3.-{Spe-
cial)-The North Georgia Agricultural
college opened Yesterday morning with an
encouraging attcndance. There was quite
Z large pumber of new students present
as well as many old ones
Many OF the citizens of the town attend
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Favors Hearst ard Watson.

Augusta. Ca. September 1.-(Special)-
Major Charles E. McGregor says the
democrats should nominate W. r. Hearst
and Thomas +. Watson. and that with
the S1o.oo.oo0 that Hearst could PIT up
the election could be carried
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Cotton BRINGS Good Price.

Hawl>insville. Ga. August 31.-(Speciai)
Cotton continues to pour in from all di
rections by wagon and by rail. Buyers
were eager for it Saturday. paying L
cents cash for low midding. Hawkins
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pe,itentiarv Has Good Money.

Raleigh n. c.. September 2.-(Speclai.C-
The report of the penitentiary directors
today shows a cash balance Of SlO,ooo
which they say will be doubled by the eno
of the year They say the crops on the
state farm were never so good.
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Will Enforce VagrancY.

Rome, Ga. September 9.-(Special.)-
Mayor Hanks has served general notice
on all parties concerned that the vagrancy
law will be rgidly enforced in Rome,
without dscrimination as to sex or color.
He has issued stringent orders TO the po-
lice force and a deterplined crusade
against the Migrants will be inaugurated.
In this work the city and county author
tiles will unite and, with public sentiment
behind them as it IS, there will not be a
vagrant or bum at large in Floyd county
one week from today The mayor is be-
ing heartily commended for his stand.
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Mobile To Have Depot.

Montgomery Ala. September 1.-THE
Hoffman Mobile depot bill became a law
today through the operation Of the con-
stitution without the signature of the
governor The bill corpels the railroads
entering Mobile to unite in the building of
a passenger depot. 1t directs that they
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Free Booklet

On Urinary Diseases. written by the
leading specialist of this country. Adj
dress DR.. ]. Newton Hathaway, AZ Inman
building, Atlanta, Ga
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vile is blessed with numSer of export
buyers and considerable competition rem
ders cotton an easy seller at the highest
prices.
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Calf 13 Months Old a Mother.

Columbus Ga. September 5.-(Specia!.)-
Joel Bush. of Columbus. Ga. owns a
calf Just Is months old on September 3.
1903 and on the same date she became
the mother of q calf a full developed calf
and Is doing we'll He claims that this
calf is of fine stock.
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Savannah, Ga, September 4.-(Special)
Most Of the Georgia team of rifemen
sailed this afternoon aboard the steam
ship City of Memphis for Seagirt
The Georgia team will compete only
in the national trophy match
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FINE PIANOS
AT
WAY.D0WN PRICES.
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS FOR
THE HOLIDAYS.

BRADRrRY Piano warerooms 1912 Olive st.
Tiers is no rails. in priccs here for Ms the. hol-
DAYS: on the contrary. our prices were never 50
making special reductions this week. am
question that Is often asked us by those vino
prices arc % much lower than other places in
the city The answer is a. very simple one We
se pro do DUR Rsns
men me or handle our pianos through dealers. and
win Rree the isef s1sa. Il
factory 10 the purchase We are in position 10
give you the benefit Of every DISCOUNT. and can
eTerirs unusual inducernsn,, for tho Holiday is
S0'' some : NV w RR5ssssffeiH!s
Dr Ss. ", snss ,'s usually $50 and $780, our
New .apri:hts. usually $500 and $3.50: our
pr Nsx , sRi'is!; usually $3.50 and $780, our
nr Nsx ~, Sgs'i ss!s usually a7' and $780, our
the Ans ss %"srs
no~nea 'nAG HsEb ,| h'ahSa
AZ, -Four sssutifu r'icsss uprish,s sc. ssld .! fer
81 s;iS 1T .ni sh s Hssa 49, $780,
ys ns u.s .H IL s. M to 49,
a. sas 81 Sef 30 e's I'd .Ss niue anu 'hss -
sold for t26o TO 500; they 20 this week
at Ss5 s1ls. SIS $l45. $3.50. 3i15. $1s5: Hartman
Hcnnine and other makes.
SQUARES.
Good ones at $50 to $50.
Fine ores at go. so. $50. $780,
Good makes-thcy originally cost from $500 to
500.
TERMS
We sell on eaHv terms If desired. make
you a special discount for cash. ON most vi
our used pianos will allow all YOU have
able time for . new one. This Sives you tho
use Of piano. practically free. and is much
Piano Wareroons. 1917 Olive ST.
F. G. Smith, Mfr: A. E. Whitaker. MSr.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL. O'CLOCK.
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MUSICAL.
SLOW TO BUY.

When YOU want a piano the proper thing 10 do
IL TO go direct to an authorized agent one whn
has stood for years without n b,emish in b,rsi
ness reputation. then you rely on what IL
told you and on the reliability of the piano sold
YOU We are not overly .egotisttcat. but We
think that. with line OF twenty-one OF the
most prominent makes and thirty-fcur years Of
prosperity in st Louis. and the fact that We
say you So to 800. that call at our beauti-
full warerooms would be advisable before puf-
chasing. BEYER'S-
Seventeenth and I<bcus..
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"a POUNDS BEST

Eastern graduated sugar for s1.Oo Is tho town
talk and "a iopound package OF our celebrated
combination coffee for :I.s5: single pound. Sc.
Try pound Of pure Bonanza Tea. soc per
round: honestly worth Sec. Sugar sold only
with s!.oD worth other goods. George Cousins
Il 13iy
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PIANO OPPORTUNITIES

Like the. following seldom occur We have just
recently traded in these pianos. and will sell
any on" selected AT 8 or 81 monthly one
one Fischer at SIS: exceptional upright IN
mahogany at s14j: stool and scarf included.
BEYER & Sons Seventeenth and Locust.
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January Of this year
Weir's lead: pocket
write d. T. Weir
Mo.
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SCHAFF BROS. PIANOS.
BEST IN TONE. SINGING QUALITY.
DURABILITY.
T. W RARE 1kna carr nj
ONE OF THE BEST.

The old reliable Kurtzmann piano We also
offer you other high-grade makes at prices and
terms that you cannot duplicate. Remember.
We have no expenses: no agents: we furnish
YOU with piano at almost factory prices.
Give q call and see for yourself Our par
lors are open to visitors on Sundays. Open
every night until 10 o'clock. Adams Piano
Company. 600 .. Jefferson ave.
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store Fixtures for Sale.

One butchers Ice box and fixtures one solid
oak cigar fixture. one hat-store fixture: cash
register !ot GAL; wall. cases from storage: gro.
cory and bar fixtures new and secondhand: lot
6f cabinet and Anlbers letter-file cabinets,
standing ani roll-top desks, druggist outnt.
sARToRE STORE rIXTURE Co.
lies n. Broadway.
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COMPLETE DE LINE
Now ready for delivery: an Ideal Nnfas pre-
ent. Agents warted. Harper & Bros, 700 Pi
ST.. St. Louis
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WE paid one salesman in
Sssl commission for selling
esanpie. For proposition
White Lead Co.. st. Louis.
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" -NNTED- Man with iiE to introduce our
,,-.l,l,- aud ali cSponse~: send for contract: We
mean business ard furnish best Of references.
bert. Al. Royal rg-op. Mfs. Co.. iadlaha!''!'S.
gnI
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GOOD POSITION
n always open for a competent His DIFF
{tultv is f1ni it Our institution is a ma
Hcnal clearing house for brains. We have
j5pninrs for high grade executive. technical and
clerical men OF every description. II You are
ambitious investigate our methods. Offices In
'rwetve different cities HAPGOOfoS lnc.) 9iS
\ hernical building.