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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
Our stock of Brass Fenders, Fire Sets,
Andirons, Coal Hods, Wood Box<js, etc.,
is the best ever shown South.
Many new desigus jnade for us, others
Antique, Colonial,. Old English, Flem
ish, etc. .
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MUdh uto QUw
If you want the best desigus 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. .
Library. Hull and Dining Room, Table
Lumps—Gas or Eleetri?.
The most complete line ever shown South.
We arc the only Jobbers of Gas ami Klee-
iric Chandeliers South, ami can sell you at our
competitors* cost.. ^
Terminal Hotel. Mrs. Mol 'all. 2 resiliences.
K. P. McBurney.
r. R. Wlnshjp.
W. A. Wimblsli.
IV. G. Humphreys.
•Mrs. Lena 8. Huntley.
II. 8. Johnson.
Stephen A. Ryan.
I'nptaln'J. M. Wright.
II. M. Atkinson.
IMwurd Van Wlrtlcte.
IV. W. Grlltln. '
I'm rent * George Adair.
.1. M. Veasley.
Professor Frank -Dykes.
Smith & Higgins.
II. I-:. Morgan. -
Virgil Jones..-
This is the reason we sell 90. per cent of the
fixtures iu the city. 1
We please others and will please you.
Here are a few nfew residences, etc., we are
#ow fitting up with the latest designs of Gas
and Electric fixtures:
G; K. McKenney, Chattanooga, Tenn.
IV. II. "Burke, Knoxville. Term.
tV. R. Finch, Athens. Ga.
'Valter Curtis, Columbus. Ga.
. I.. Phi.rips, Thomasvllle, Ga.
•oak McNeive, Winston, X. C.
\ K Johnson, Thomson. Ga.
'. II. Piilnlzy. Athena, Go. t
i s E. Lee. Coiuthbua. Ga.
I'. II. Kitrell, Dublin, Ga.
Mrs. Porter Carsivel>, Waynesboro, Ga.
i". V. Truitt, LaGrance, Qa.
Frank Smith.. Jacksonville, Fla.
Pi L. Sutherland Xewnan, Oa.
sir s. w. E. Jones, Wayhesbor-i, aa.
IV. D. Sanders, Columbus, Miss.
Mrs. W. R Turner. Xewnan, Qs.'
And httndreda of others costing from
, *111.00 to *2.000
If you can’t come and see our stock, write us what
will send it to you, if not satisfactory you can return it.
.'.A. Robinson.
\ II. Kiser.
.Mrs. IV. D. 'Grant.
John tv. Gram.
John R. Plljtjt.
It. L. Stearns
I. B. Eubanks.
I>r. W. S. Goldsmith.
S. H. Marcus.
Atlanta School of Medicine.
Pone* DeLeon Baptist church.
J, IV, & Paul Goldsmith. '
Mrs. V. H. .Walker. 10 residences.
P. J. Wesley & Son, 12 residences.
Fltxhugh Knox. 14'residehee*.
Professor.J. H. Smith, o residences.
McCall & Reid, 2 residences.
No. 56 PEACHTREE STREET.
The Largest Mantel, Gas and Electric Show Rooms South.
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MA 'IF.RIAL DEVELOPMENI
IN INF. SOUTHERNSTAIES
Broolthaven—tep factory.
' North Carolina.
Tsil.oro-tlO.OJO land company.
North Wllkralioro-*30,00l hardware com-
'"tV'nthlnatoij-lai.OOO mattrraa factory. „ .
t'oluiuhla-lBMW lumber cotupnny.
Greensboro—llfo.ofl) heating and radiating
company; tlO.Oo) wood working plain.
Ncwlwru-RO.000 logging company.
South Carolina.
Poniarln —I1M00 oil mill,
flock lllll—*10,000 manufacturing company.
t'olnmhla-n,«M Imttllng work*.
Isnnar-SS.ooO hardware company.
Ins nimpany: *m.ooTmining company.
Nashville—*5,00 luaunfacturlng company.
McKwea—canning factory.
f South PUHdiurg—ILOOO.OOO cement wurka.
Atwood—16.00) cotton omixny.
CI*rk«vllle-*lO.SOO tobacco manufacturing
-outpour! tan *11,000 tntiami rntniMiilca.
t'olnnililn—CcuioiLl Mock works.
Jackson—*00.000 furniture factory.
PUHdiurg-
l-*r..oo) «
myi two *11,000 tolmcco cont|M idea.
uit Mock t
nirulturv
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
ROUNDT
And Cheap One-way Rates
-TO-
Round trip Summer Excursion* from all polnta Ea»t to Pacific
Coast and Northwest until September 15th, with special stopovar
privileges; flood returning to 0 etober 31st, 1906.
CHEAP COLONIST ONE-WAY TICKETS TO CALIFORNIA AND
NORTHWEST FROM AUGUST 27th TO OCTOBER 31st.
Lie the splendid through service of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC from
New Orleans, or UNION PACIFIC from St. Louis or Chicago to
destination 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.
j. F. VAN RENSSELAER, General Agt.,
}24 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga.
R. 0. BEAN, T. P. A.
to Tin? lleorgfim. *
t’lintiiiiiooga. T**ui».g Got. 20*—Tho Trade*
man** Hat of new Industrie* rataldluliwl In
j the fk»nth <lnrliiff the werk I* presented
{ herewith, and reveal* it. very gratifying
eomllHctr In oIGderetopmeni Hnes. The
list for tin* week, .«» authorised* l»y “ I no
Trn<lc«tnntt. fqllpnrs:
, , Alabama.
llalersvllle—15.000 wn re house eoiupany.
Monfgomerr—1<« factory.
Bessemer—Holldeis’ supply eoUipnuy.
Knsley—$3,000 Investment company.
IVlf city—Warehouae company.
iJftds'len—|T5,(KX» light apd fuel company.
Florida.
.1 a r k son v I He—125.000 Imnher company; rub
ber factory; 135.000 development company.
Georgia.
• Atlanta— IbM.OOi) motor company; $100,000
luntlier comimny.
Rtvsnnsh— Bugay factory.
VnhJostn— Hft.Oiw land mid timber com
pany; $21,000 lumber company; $6,«fc) saw-
ntllL
Louisiana.
MerryvIlle-llS.OoO lumber eomnanv.
ltayvllie—$12,00o lumber and shingle com
plin.v.
, Mississippi.
I^iphtrvllle—$8,000 electric light plant.
Brandon—Klectrle light plant; waterworks.
Liiiuliertou-Hawiulll.
Vicksburg—Maw mill.
RIEST FINDS, $60,000 IN SECURITIES
INSTEAD OF. PAJAMAS IN VALISE
NV Oct. 2*.—Rev. James
°- Vri| l hurried out of Wallace's thoa-
i ) catch a truln for Huston, and by
Flatuke the boy In the check* room
sav< him a valine containing *«#.<KW In
'-'mines, the property of Albert J.
' il ' r ' r . id den l manager of the Amer
ican Spice Company.
Mr. Mulder bowled nx be waa given
Father G'Xelli'a valise, which princi
pally contained pajamas. The minis
ter returned the valise nnd securities
tu the theater, adding that he had
passed a sleepless .night.
Morrow Transfer Co.,
50 and 52 East Alabama Street,
blTfix adequate storage room and distributing fa
cilities to wholesale and manufacturing shippers.
Storage warehouse located at Central of Georgia
Railway aiul Mcccbanies Streets.
Phones 137. Atlanta, Ga.
— I
Seventeen Times
r . ** •
More Labor.
J* required to climb up
stairs than tu walk equally
as far on the level, physi
cians say.
Does your wife walk up and
down stairs to answer the
telephone ?
Ati extension wall aet on the
other floor saves her this
additional labor. It Increas
es your telephone hill but a
trifle a day.
Call Contract Dept., M. 1300
BELL
SERVICE
IS SA TIS
FACTORY
AND KILLS HIMSELF
•- I
Mystery Surrounds Trage
dy in Gotham Bird
Dealer’s Store.
New- York, Ovt. it.—Frank Dorsey, a
'discharged employee of William Biof-
fengen, a bird dealer,' at 128 Fourth av
enue, today tired four ehote at Joee-
pfllne Smith, another employee, of No.
414 West Forty-elrhth street, wound
ing her, and then put a bullet through
his right temple, dying liutantly.
The greatest mystery turrpundx the
shooting. Dorsey and Miss Smith had
been alone In the store. StofTengeh.
who was en the floor above, heard the
live shots and when he ran down stairs
found the men dead and the woman
wounded. . . . • ■ •
BRYAN INDORSES
RERUBLICAN JUDGE
Mohtlieller, Ohio, Oct. 2*.—On yes
terday WilUam Jennings Hryan began
fils campaign 'of speech-making In
Ohio, and In hla speech he Indorsed
Judge R. R. Kinkalde, Independent can
didate for the com men pleas bench at
Toledo.
Judge Kinkalde heard the cescs
against the. oteiabCiS'of the so-called
ti e trust and sentenced them to the
work hoiiv. In national politics he Is
a Republican.
$3,000 PAINT STOCK
AT COST.
For the next 30 days we are offering our entire stock of paints at ACTUAL COST. The stock
it complete In every detail, and consists of the leading brands of White Leads, Ready Mixed
Paints, Varnishes, Stains. Enamels, Colors, Brushes, Painters’ Supplies, Roof Paints, Etc.
These goods must go! We are compelled to get rid of them to make room for our mammoth 1907
stock of Wall Paper.
WILLIS WALL PAPER CO
51 N. Broad St.
Bell Phone 3441. Atlanta Phone 276.
MISSING TRACK WALKER
FOUND IN THE RIVER.
Hpertal pi The (leuigtau-
Marietta. Ga.. Oct. 26.—The remulr.a
of A. B. Walker,, u track walker on the
Louisville and Xashvllle, who had been
missing seven months, were found yes
terday In a drift In the IRawasaec riv
er, neur McFurland, Tenn. Walker was
n single man. Hln father Is operator
for the Houthem railway at Htnck
Mountain, X. C.
LABOR IS DEMORALIZED
BY THE BLIND TIGERS.
Special to The Georgian.
Jacksqn, Miss., Get. 26.—At a well-
attended mass meeting of the manu
facturer* of the dlty’It Was determined
to make war to the knife on the blind
tiger*. A committee was appointed to
co-operate with tbe ’clty authorities to
the end that the tigers may be hunted
down and punished. Tin- manufac
turers say that the tiger.- ’ smuly
demoralised labor in this city.
“The Howard” .
Two-Dollar Hat.
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.
17 DECATUR STREET.
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