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THE ATLANTA GEOKGJ AN.
Friday, o(Tom:u
WE ORIGINATE—OTHERS IMITATE
We make a specialty of original designs
of Gas and Electric Chandeliers. Hard
wood Mantels, Brass Fenders, Andirons,
etc. We carry the latest up-to-date de
signs in this line, which you will find
nowhere else.
ANDIRONS
They have to be seen to be appreciated.
We can ’please the most fastidious. We
have them from #
$2.00 to $60.00.
joe Ucti BOI3.
Mliac u>fco
Imported and Domestic Electroliers.
NOTHING MORE SUITABLE FOR A WEDDING PRESENT.
Library, Hall and Dining Krnnn, Table
I .a nips—Gas or Electric.
The most complete line ever shown South.
We are the only Jobbers of Gas and Elec-
trie Chandeliers South, and can selLyou at otir
competitors’ coat.' ’
This is the reason we sell 90 per cent of the
fixtures in the city.
We please others and will please yon.
Here are a few new residences, etc., we are
now fitting up with the latest designs-of Gna
and Electric fixtnr.es: , .
Terminal Hotel. ’
E. P. McBurney
C. R. XVInshlp.
W. A. Wlmbtsli.
\V. O. Humphreys.
Mrs. Lena S. Huntley.
II. 3.,Johnson.
Stephen A. Ryan.
Captain J. M. XVrlght.
H. M. Atkinson.
Kdward Van Wlnkls.
tf. XV. Grinin.
Forrest & George Adair.
.1. M. Veasley.
Professor Frank Dykes.
Smith * Higgins.
II. H. Morgan.
VlrgH Jones.
Mr*. McCall, 2 resilience*.
J. J- Ertvln.
I’. A. Robinson,
tf. H. Kiser.
•tlrs. W. D. Grant.
John XV. Grant.
John It. Dillon.
H. L. Stearns
I. B. Eubunks.
Dr. tv. S. Goldsmith.
S. 11. Marcus.
Atlanta School of Medlcllio.
Ponce Delieon Baptist church.
J. XV. * Paul Goldsmith.
Mrs. F. H. Walker, 10 residences.
P. J. Wesley- & Son, 12 residences.
Fitshugh Knox, IX residences.
Professor J. H. Smith, fi residences.
.Met’nil ft Reid, 2 residence*.
G. E. Me Kenney, t'huttunougn. Tenn.
tf. II. Burke, Knoxville, Tcnn.
tv. It. Finch, Athens, tin.
Walter Curtis, Columbus. Ga.
J. U Phillips, Thcjtmsvllle. Ga. •
Flank MeNelve. tVinstim, X. C.
n. F. Johnson, Thomson. Ga.
C, IT. Phlnlzy. Athens, Ga.
•Miss E. Leo. Coilimbus. (la.
C. H. Kltrell. Dublin. Gn.
Airs. Porter Carswell tt aynesbmo, On.
< ’. V. Truitt, LaQronge. Ga.
Frntjk Smith. Jacksonville, Fla.
I’. I,. .Sutherland Xewnan, Go.
•Mis. W. II Jones, XX’ayncsboio. Ga.
tv. D. Sanders, Columbus, Miss.
Mrs. W. R. Turner, Xewnan. Ga
And hundreds of others costing from
<10.00 to 12.010).
Our stock of Brass Fenders, Fire Sets,
Andirons, Coal Hods. Wood Boxes, etc.,
is the best ever shown South.
Many new designs made for us, others
Antique, Colonial, Old English, Flem
ish, etc.
If you want the best designs at the lowest prices, we have them. “Quick
sales and small profits” is our motto.
We are selling our Hardwood Mantels, Tile and Grates all over the South,
and as far West as Kansas. We please others, we can please you. We guar
antee our prices as low and lower than any manufacturer.
If you can’t come and see our stock, write us what you want and we
will send it to you, if not satisfactory you can return it.
J. E. HUNNICUTT & CO.,
No. 56 PEACHTREE STREET.
The Largest Mantel, Gas and Electric Show Rooms South.
ROUNDT
And Cheap One-way Rates
-TO-
CAUFORNIA AND NORTHWEST
Round trip Summer Excursions from all polnta East to Paellle
Coaat and Northweit until September 15th, with aptelal xptopover
privileges, ’shod returning to October 31at, 1909.
CHEAP COLONIST ONE-WAY TICKETS TO CALIFORNIA AND
NORTHWEST FROM AUGUST 27th TO OCTOBER 31tt.
U«e the aplendld through aervlce of the 80UTHERN PACIFIC from
New Orleans, or UNION PACIFIC from St. Loula or Chicago to
ftitination with Steamship Lines to Japan, China, etc.
Round trip tickets account Baptist Convention,
San Francisco and Los Angeles, on sale from
Sept. 2d to 14th, final limit October 31st.
WRITE ME FOR RATES AND INFORMATION,
Jv F. VAN RENSSELAER, General Agt.,
124 Peachtree Street, Atlanta', Ga.
Jc 0. BEAN, T. P. A.
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MA IF.RIAL DE VELOPMENI
IN I HE SOUIHERN STAIES
SjHfpil to Tin* tleorgldh.
Chnttniwiogii. Trr.li., Oct. 26.—Th« Trade*
until** list of new liulmitrle* «*tablUhetf In
tho Hnulli during - fth* week In ptr*onteil
herewith, atvl rerealu n rer.t jfmtlf.vlnj:
romllth)ii in nil development Hue*. The
list for the week, ns nitYlioriatd by The
Trade*loan. Is a* follows;
Alabama.
Ilnltysville—$5,060 wnrehouse enuipnny.
Montgomery—lee factory.
Reyseuier—HulMers* sit|i|»ly ••oinimny.
Klisley—|5,0im lnrestinent roinpnny.
fell flty—Warehouse eompsny.
iLi dad on—975,990 tight and fuel company.
Florida. a
Jm ksouvllle—$25,060 lumlwr rompnnr; rub-
I mu’ factory; &3,0iM development com pany.
Georgia.
A tin ti in—$103,600 motor eompsny; fbio.ooo
Ituiiher compsny.
Ssvsnnah—niiRgy fnetory.
Vnhlosrn—Inml nud timber com
pany; I2I.0J0 lumlier eompsny; 15,000 saw
mill.
Louisiana.
Merryvllle—$15/m0 lumber «
Kayvlile—$12,000 lumber ami
puny.
Mississippi.
l’ophirvllle—$K,WM electric llabt plsut.
* - .«• ■>-*-* -•—•• wnterworks.
nhWfo
PRIEST FINDS $60,000 IN SECURITIES
INSTEAD OF PAJAMAS IN VALISE
■" York, Oct. 26.—Rev. James
'"lit hurried' out of Wallace'* thoa-
1,1 'a»ch n train for Boaton, and by
the boy |n the check 1-oom
' him a vall*c containing $60,009 in
"hie*, the property of Albert J.
"er. reiddent-manager of the Amer
ican Spice Company.
Mr. Malder howled a* he waa given
Father O'Neill'* valise, which princi
pally contained paJaniH*. The minis
ter returned the vallae and *eeurlt1c*
to the theater, adding that he had
pawed a aleeplea* night.
Morrow Transfer Co.,
50 and 52 East Alabama Street,
bflVrs adequate .storage room ami distributing fa-
' ilities to wholesale and inanufaeturiug shippers.
( Storage warehouse loeuted at Central of Georgia
Railway and Meeehauies Streets.
Phones 137. Atlanta, Ga.
Seventeen Times
More Labor
l«. required to climb up
•talrs than to walk equally
aa far on the level, piiyal>
clam ray.
Docg your wife walk up and
down atalra lo. anawer the
telephone?
An extension wall set on the
ether floor aaVei her thla
additional labor. It Inereai-
es your telephone bill but a
trifle a day.
Call Contract Pept, M. 1300
BELL
SERVICE
IS SATIS
FACTORY
Itronkbaven—Ice factory.
North Carolina.
Tiirlicrc-JlO.OXI land company.
North \Vllkc«lK>ro—IM.™ hardware com
*"xvi'alilnatoM—<#k00» mattreu factory.
<dun,hla—133.000 Inmlmr compauy. •
Greenslwro-IISO.OuO keatloa and raillntlug
company: <10.00 wood working plant.
Nrwtw»m—<30.093 logging company.
South Carolina,
eonirrlr—<13.000 oil mill.
Itnck lllll-lio.ono maunraciiirlug compaay.
t'olmulilo—<3.000 Imttllng work*.
Uiniiir—<3.01*1 linnlwnrc company.
Tennetite.
ehnttaniniga—<26.W) brick wotka: <ie.0M
mnnnfnciiirmg compnuy; <30.000 coal lulu-
lug company: <30,000 uilulug company.
Nfl.hrlile—16.0V) manufacturing company.
McKweu-L'aunlng factory.
Month l’Utahtirg-<t,001.000 cement
At*>i**I-|3,0(I0 cotton contjMiuy.
AND KII1S HIMSELF
M.vstorv Surrounds Trage
dy in Gotham Bird
Dealer’s Stove.
$3,000 PAINT' STOCK
AT COST.
For the next 30 daya we are offering our entire stock of paints at ACTUAL COST. The stock
la complete in every detail, and consists of the leading brands of White Leads. Raady Mlxad
Paints, Varnishes, Sttlnt. Enamels, Colors. Brushes. Painters' Supplies, Roof Paints, Etc.
These goods must go! We are compelled to get rid of them do mske room for our mammoth 1907
stock of Wall Paper.
WILLIS WALL PAPER CO
54 N. Broad St.
Bell Phone 3441. Atlanta Phone 276.
MISSING TRACK WALKER
FOUND IN THE RIVER.
SpeHul to The Georgian.
Marietta. Gn., Oct. 29.—The remain*
of A. B. Walker, n track walker on the
Louisville and Naahvllle, w|n» had been
nilaning aeven montha, were found yea.
terday In a drift In the Hlawitaaee rlv-
er, near McFurland, Tcnn. XValker was
a nlngle man. His father Is operator
fur the Southern railway at Black
Mountain, X. C.
LABOR 18 DEMORALIZED ,
BY THE BLIND TIGERS.
Speclitl to' The Georgian.
Jackaon, Ml**., Oct. 26.—At a well-
attended mose meeting of the manu
facturer* of the city It waa determined
to make war to the knlfo on tho blind
tlgere. A committee was appointed to
co-operate with the city authorities to
the end that the tigers may be hunted
down and punlshtd. . The manufac
turers say that the tigers have greatly
demoralised labor In Oils city.
New York, Oct. 26.—Frank Dorsey, a
discharged employes of XVHIiatn Stof,
fengen, a bird dealer, at 126 Fourth av
enue, today tired four shots at Jose
phine Smith, another employee, of Xo.
414 XVeat Forty.etghth street, wound
ing her, and then put a bullet through
hi* right temple, dying Instantly.
The greatest mystery surround* the
shooting. Dorsey and Miss Smith had
been alone In the store. Htoffengen,
who waa on the floor above, heard the
live shots andfwhen he ran down atalra
found, the men dead and the woman
wounded.
BRYAN INDORSES .
RERUBLICAN JUDGE
Montpelier, Ohio, Oct. 29.—On yes
terday Wllllant Jcnnfnga Bryan began
hie campaign of . apeech-maklng In
Ohio, and In hla apeech he Indoraed
Judge R. R. Kinkalde, Independent can
didate for the common plena bench pt
Toledo.
, Judge Kinkalde heard the caeca
again*! the member* of the eo-mlled
Ire truai and aentenred them to the
w»t*k house. In national polltlca he la
a Republican.
“The Howard”
Two-Dollar Hat.
0
Black and Pearl.
v Derbies, too.
Two Dollars buys as much style here as you’d get for
more money at some stores, and you’ll be surprised at
the wearing qualities of the Hats. Ask for the Howard.
At Kimball House Store only.
LAW BROS. COMPANY.