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District 469-O H Puckett J P 5051/2 Marietta, Virgil Jones, J P 7001/2 Marietta. Terms sec- ond Monday in each month
District 1348-Henry E Jor- dan, Ridge ave cor Capitol ave District 1362-Jeptha N Lang- ton J P 824 Peachtree. Terms 2d Monday in each month
District No 1348-C K Buzbee Capitol cor Ridge ave
H W Hopkins, 50612 Decatur Recorder s Court
Sessions- Every day except Sunday, 8:30 a m, 2:30 p m, at the Station House, 171-179 De- catur street. Nash Broyles recorder
STATE OF GEORGIA
Atlanta the Capitol; State Capitol between Capitol avenue, Hunter, Washington and Mitch- ell streets
Taxes
Make State returns April 1st to July 1st
J. D. FRAZIER & CO.
Flour, Grain, Hay and Feed Stuff Cor. Foundry St. and W. & A. R. R.
PHONE 1424
ICE CREAM
352 SEE OPP 17401
NUTRITIOUS FOOD- WHEN MADE BY US IS A PURE HEALTHFUL,
ATLANTA PHONE 247
BENJAMIN-OZBURN CO.
BELL 2626
STREET
SPECIALIST ON CHRONIC DISEASES OF
MEN AND WOMEN, CONSULTATION FREE.
OFFICE HOURS, 9 A. M. TO I P. M .; 2 TO
7 P. M. SUNDAY, 10 A. M. TO I P. M.
SHEET METAL WORKERS
Warlick & Kennedy Mfg. Co. 60 W. Alabama St. Phone 1891
410
Pay State taxes Oct 1st to Dec 19th
Pay Registration taxes prior to Nov 1st
Executive Department
Governor-Joseph M Terrell, term expires June 1907; salary $5,000; W E Irvin, private sec- retary; B M Blackburn, Westley Shropshire, secretaries, salaries $1,800 each
Adjutant General, Sampson W Harris, salary $2,000. A J Scott asst A G; Wm G Obear, inspector general
Secretary of State, Ex-Officio Commissioner of Corporation, Philip Cook, salary, $3,200, bond $10,000; Goode Price, clerk, sal- ary $2,000
School Commissnoner - W B Merritt, salary, $2,000; clerk J N Rogers
Board of Education-The Gov- ernor, exofficio president; Atty Genl; Compt Genl; sec of State and State School Commissioner Entomologist-Ralph I Smith, chief; A C Lewis, W V Reed, W W Chase, assts
Comptroller-General, ex-offi-
cio State Insurance Commis- sioner-Wm A Wright, re-eleo ted 1906 for two years; salary $2,000; bond, $20,000; bookkeep- er; W H Harrison, salary $1, 800; insurance clerk, R C Irwin salary, $1,200; wild land clerk, Miss Mary Nagle, salary, $1,000 · Attorney-General John C Hart elected 1906 for two years; sal- ary, $4,000; L R Waddey, clerk, salary $1,200
Treasurer-Ex-Officio State Bank Examiner Robert E Park, elected 1906 for two years; sal- ary, $3,200; bond $200,000; C T Furlow, clerk; salary, $1,600; H Y Walker, cashier
Librarian-C J Wellborn ap- pointed under an act of 1879; salary. $1,800; assistant Mrs M B Cobb, salary, $1,200
Prison Commission-Jos S Turner, chairman, salary $2,000, bond $10,000; G H Yancey, sec- retary, salary $1,200; C A Evans, Tom Eason, comrs; Jake C Moore, state warden
Department of Agriculture- Thomas G Hudson, commission- er; salary $3,000; R F Wright, salary $1,800, assistant commis- sioner; clerks, Joel F Johnson, $1,800; Joseph T Derry, salary, $900; A T Dallas superintendent ent of fisheries
Chemist-John M McCandless salary $3,000; J Q Burton and R G Williams assistants -
Inspectors of Fertilizers-J W Hughes, Atlanta
Local Oil Inspector- Frank Weldon, Atlanta
Oil Inspector-Dr W C Bryant Record Compiler-Allen D Candler
Geological Survey - S Yeates, State Geologist; SW McCallie, Otto Veatch, assts. Edgar Everhart chemist
Commissioner of Pensions- J W Lindsey commissioner; sal- ary $3,000. A C Riley Jr, clerk, salary $900
Railroad Commission of the State of Georgia-Office Capitol bldg; H Warner Hill, chm; Jos M Brown and O B Stevens, com- missioners; George F Mont- gomery, secretary. The salary of each commissioner is $2,500 per annum, of the secretary $1,- 800
Museum- Wm E Hatchett, custodian
Supreme Court of Georgia
Wm H Fish, Chief Justice; M W Beck, Andrew J Cobb, Presid- ing Justice; J H Lumpkin, Bev- erly D Evans, Samuel C Atkin- son, associate justices; Z D Har- rison, clerk; George W Stevens, reporter; John M Graham, as- sistant reporter; J W Vaughan, Sheriff
GUARANTEE
SEE US
EMPIRE BLDG. SETTLEMENT
A. BROTMAN
MERCHANT TAILOR
3 E. ALABAMA ST., (OPPOSITE CENTURY BLOG.) BELL PHONE 2981 M. HIGH GRADE SUITS TO ORDER. ALSO REPAIRING AND PRESSING.
OFFICE 416 AND 417 AUSTELL BUILDING.
DR. J. THOMAS GAULT WE COLLECT CLAIMS EVERYWHERE Co.
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JOHN LOW SMITH 241 PETERS ST. MEN'S FURNISHINGS G& HOSIERY SHOES LOWEST PRICES
HARNESS
Hand-made and Only the Best
E. D. CRANE & CO., 46 Madison St.
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Court of Appeals
Benj H Hill, Arthur G Powell, Richard B Russell, judges;
George w Stevens, reporter ; Logan Bleckley, clerk Military
Fifth Infantry-Headquarters and two battalions at Atlanta. Strength of regiment 725 offi- cers and enlisted men. Colonel, Clifford Anderson, Atlanta; Lt. Col. W W Barker, Atlanta; Ma- jor V H Shearer, Atlanta; Ma- Jor, E E Pomeroy, Atlanta; Ma- jor R L Williamson, Rome
Co A (Atlanta Zouaves) - Capt Oscar Palmour, armory with Co D
Co B (Capitol City Guard) - Capt Edward B Dishman, arm- ory with Co D
Co C (Hibernian Rifles)-Capt I T Catron, armory with Co D
Co D (Atlanta Rifles)-Capt W T Spratt, armory cor Hunter and Central ave
Co F (Marietta Rifles) -Capt Fred Morris, Marietta, Ga Capt W S Traywick
Co G (Cedartown Guards) - Capt W S Traywick
Co I (Hill City Cadets)-Capt Barry Wright, Rome
Co K (Atlanta Greys)-Capt C C Smith, armory 101/2 W Mitchell
Co L (Gate City Guards)- Capt L D White, armory 261/2 E Alabama
Co M (Mach Gun Battery )- Capt W J Preston, armory 101/2 W Mitchell
Governor's Horse Guards - (Troop L 1st Cavalry), 60 men; Capt W T B Wilson; 1st Lieut Armenius Wright; 2d Lieut J O Seamans, armory Edgewood ave cor Piedmont ave
UNITED STATES LOCAL OF- FICERS, ETC. Army
Department of the Gulf-Brig Genl, W P Duvall, commander; Lieut Col F G Hodgson; chief
Quartermaster. Headquarters 14th floor Candler bldg
Fort McPherson -Headquart- ers Seventeenth Infantry; Col Van Osdale, commanding
Recruiting Office Temple Court, Lieut J J Lipop in charge Civil Service Board-Geo S Donnell 43 P O bldg
Customs
Surveyor-Marcellus O Mark- ham, 925 Prudential bldg Internal Revenue
Collector-Henry A Rucker (c), 23 Custom House, Office hours 8:30 to 4 p m
Agent-David A Gates 27 Cus- tom House
Geological Survey-411 Tem- ple Court
Maxey R Hall hydrographer Pension Examiner N D Avis, 24 Custom House Penitentiary
McDonough rd, at S end of S Boulevard: Wm H Moyer. War- den. Visitors days, Mondays and Thursdays, from 2 to 4 p m. holidays excepted
Post Office
Post Office-Marietta n w cor Forsyth, E F Blodgett postmas- ter; V V Bullock, asst postmas- ter; Hugh L McKee, cashier; office hours: The general deliv- ery window is open for business from 7 a m until 12 p m, and stamps may be purchased there from 9 p m until 12 p m. The stamp widows are open from 7 a m until 9 p m, and money orders may be purchaesd there from 7 to 9 o'clock a m. and from 6 to 9 o'clock p m. The Registry Division is open from 7 o'clock a m until 7 o'clock p m; letters may be registered un- til 12 p m by ringing the bell. Money Order Division is open from 9 a m until 6 pm. The post- office is open on Sundays for the delivery of mail and sale of stamps from 9 until 10:30 a m. Nixie division (lost letters) in
THE PROCTER COAL CO.
WE HANDLE HIGH GRADE BOTH PHONE P.1672
JELLICO COAL 'S ANTHRACITE & COKE
IDEAL The LAXATIVE
OZLETS
LEMONS
MADE OF
Calco Shoes
YOUR FEET FEEL FREE
CUSTOM BUILT TO YOUR ATLANTA LEATHER CO.
INDIVIDUAL MEASURE 39 S. PRYOR ST. ;- PHONE 1376
A. CARLSEN & CO. MERCHANT TAILORS BELL PHONE 5491
ALL WORK GUARANTEED PRICES REASONABLE 115 1/2 PEACHTREE
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basement, entrance on Marietta street, open from 9 am to 5 p m Lettered Stations at which full P O business is transacted:
A-123 Gordon
B-Cor Madison & W Mitchell Ft McPherson South Atlanta
Edgewood
Woodward-808 Marietta
Numbered stations issue and pay money orders, register let- ters and parcels and sell stamps an envelopes
No 1-390 Peachtree
No 2-184 Auburn ave
No 3-79 S Pryor
No 4-230 Fraser
No 5-431 Marietta st
No 6-504 Decatur St
No 7 -- 2 Peachtree
No 8-130 Decatur St
No 9-260 Peters
No 10-682 Decatur
No 11-141 Peachtree
No 12-245 Houston
No 13-460 E Fair
No 14 -- 458 S Pryor
No 15-165 McDaniel
No 16-English ave cor Ken- nedy St
Post Office Inspectors
R E Barry, C E Webster and RC Bannerman, 24 Custom House
Railway Mail Service
Office 421 and 622-23 Pruden- tial bldg, L M Terrell superin- tendent
U S Secret Service Agent-James M Wright, 41 Custom House
U S Courts and Officers
Fifth Judicial Circuit of
United States, composed of
States of Georgia, Florida, Ala- bama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas; Hon Edward Doug- lass White, Circuit Justice Washington, D C
Circuit Court of Appeals - Fifth Judicial Circuit, Hon Don A Pardee, circuit judge, Atlanta, Hon A P McCormick, circuit
judge, Dallas, Texas; Hon D D Shelby, circuit judge, Huntsville. Ala. Terms of court at Mont- gomery, Ala., 3rd Monday in October; Atlanta, Ga., 1st Mon- day in October; Fort Worth, Tex., 1st Monday in November; New Orleans, La., 3d Monday in November; Charles H Led- num, clerk, New Orleans, La
Northern District of Georgia -Court Room U S Postoffice bldg, Hon Wm T Newman, dis- trict judge; Hon Don A Pardee, circuit judge Atlanta, Ga., cir- cuit and district courts, second Monday in March and first Mon- day in October; F C Tate, dis- trict attorney, Atlanta; John W Henley, Edgar A Angier and Melville L Covington asst dis- trict attys; Walter H Johnson marshal, Atlanta; Olin C Fuller, clerk circuit court, Atlanta; W Colquitt Carter, clerk district court, Atlanta; counties return- able to Atlanta-Campbell, Car- roll, Clayton, Cobb, Coweta, Cherokee, DeKalb, Douglas, Daw- son, Fannin, Fayette, Fulton. Forsyth, Gilmer, Gwinnett, Hall, Henry, Lumpkin, Milton New- ton, Pickens, Rockdale, Spald- ing, Towns, Union
Norfthwestern Division North- ern District of Georgia-Officers of court same as at Atlanta. John C Printup, deputy clerk, Rome, Ga; court third Monday in May and November; Bartow, Chattooga, Catoosa, Dade, Floyd, Gordon, Haralson, Murray, Paulding, Polk, Whitfield, Wal- ker
Western Division of Northern District- Columbus, Ga. Offi- cers of court same as at Atlanta N A Brown, deputy clerk, Co- lumbus. Terms of court at Co- lumbus- Circuit and District courts, first Monday in May and December. Counties returnable to Columbus - Chattahoochee, Clay, Early, Harris, Heard
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BELLINGRATH
PLUMBING COMPANY
Repairing Promptly Done. ~ BEST WORK
25 S. Pryor Bell 1192. Atlanta 784
The Life Insurance Co. of Virginla
Is the FIONEER Southern Industrial Life Insurance Company; the OLDEST Southern Life Insurance Company; the LARGEST Southern Life Insurance Company. B. L. BURWELL, Supt., Rooms 520-24 Empire Building.
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Meriwether, Marion, Miller, Muscogee, Quitman, Randolph, Schley, Stewart, Talbot, Taylor, Terrell, Troup, Webster
Eastern Division of the North- ern District of Georgia-Athens. Officers of court same as at At- lanta. J C Moore, deputy clerk. Terms of court at Athens, Cir- cuit and District Courts-fourth Monday in April, first Monday in November; counties returnable to Athens-Banks, Clarke, El- bert, Franklin, Greene, Haber- sham, Madison, Oglethorpe, Oconee, Rabun, Stephens, White and Walton
Referees in Bankruptcy
P H Adams-Fulton, DeKalb. Campbell
Frank L Upson-Clarke, Oco- nee, Oglethorpe, Jackson, El- bert, Franklin, Hart, Madison, Banks, Habersham, Rabun and Stephens
C D Mccutchen- Whitfield, Murray, Catoosa, Dade, Bartow, Gordon
W E H Searcy Jr-Spalding, Clayton, Henry and Fayette
Geo D Anderson-Cobb, Cher- okee, Pickens, Gilmer, Fannin, Milton, Dawson, Union
Cliff M Walker-Walton, Mor- gan, Greene, Newton, Gwinnett, White, Towns, Lumpkin, Hall, Forsyth and Rockdale R 0 Jones-Coweta, Heard, Meriwether, Troup, Carroll, Douglas, Haralson
W'S Rowell-Floyd, Chattoo- ga, Walker, Polk, Paulding
Frank U Garrard-Muscogee, Harris, Talbot, Taylor, Chatta- hoochee, Marion, Schley
B F Castellowe - Stewart, Webster, Quitman, Randolph, Clay, Terrell, Eearly and Miller United States Commissioners Walter T Colquitt, Olin C Ful- ler and W Colquitt Carter, At- lanta
Weather Bureau
Forecaster-J B Marbury, lo- cal official, 1413 Empire bldg
Atlanta City Directory furnishes Live Mailing Lists, and print, fold and mail circulars. J. W. Hill, Manager, 65 E. Alabama Street. Telephone 1470.
Lend your directory to your neighbor-it saves him from buying one, and you always know where it is when you want it-in a hurry.
HATS
EVERY STYLE THAT'S CORRECT IN HATS OF STERLING QUALITY
DANIEL
BROS CO. 45-47
AT THE SOUTH'S GREATEST HAT STORE .: PEACHTREE
DIXIE VENTILATORS
20-22 TRINITY AVE. DOWMAN-DOZIER MFG. CO.
BELL PHONE 525
18
TRINITY AVE
PHONES
880
Kreis ESTABLISHED.
DYEING AND
LEANING
FRIDDELL BROS.,
HOUSE PAINTERS GO IVY ST. BELL PHONE 3565-J We Paint With the Paint That Won't Come Off
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ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY
agt
. agent
assn
association
asst
assistant
Atl Atlanta
Atl Brewery .. Atlanta Brewing & Ice Co.
Atl Rug Mills
Atlanta Carpet
& Rug Co
At! Stamp Co . Atlanta
Rubber Stamp & Stencil Co
Atl Tel Co
Telephone and Telegraph Co
av
avenue
bartndr . bartender
Bass
Bass Dry Goods Co
Beck & Gregg
Beck & Gregg
Hardware Co
Bell Tel Co Southern
Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Co
bds
boards
bkkpr bookkeeper
bldg
. building
(c)
colored
carp
carpenter
clk
. clerk
Co
Company
colr
collector
cond
. conductor
Constitution
Atlanta Constitution
Cont Gin Co . Continental Gin Co
cor
. corner
Cotton S S Co
. Cotton States
Belting & Supply Co
DeLoach's DeLoach
Mill Manufacturing Co
dep
deputy
dept . department
.East
E
Printing & Box Co
engr
. engineer
Es
East Side
exp
. express
Franklin P & P Co
Franklin
Printing & Publishing Co
Franklin Plb Co
. Franklin
Plumbing & Tinning Co
Fulton Mills
. Fulton
Bag & Cotton Mills
Ga Ry & E Co
Georgia
Railway & Electric Co
Ind L & H Assn
. Industrial
Life & Health Association
ins
. insurance
inspr
. inspector
Journal
Atlanta Journal ...
Knott & Awtry
Knott
& Awtry Shoe Co
lab
. laborer
mach
machinist
McClure's
. McClure Ten Cent Co
mkr
. maker
mtg
. manufacturing
mfr
. manufacturer
mgr
manager
N
. North
nr
. near
N
S
North side
Nw
Northwest
opp
. opposite
opr
. operator
Posta! Tel Co
Postal
Telegraph-Cable Co
pres
president
prin
· principal
prtg
. printing
propr
proprietor
pub
publishing, publisher
r
Rhodes H F Co
. Rhodes
Haverty Furniture Co
rms
rooms
R R
railroad
Ry
railway
RMS
Railway Mail Service
8
. South
S & S Co
. Schwartschild &
Sulzberger Beef Co
Se
Southeast
sec
secretary
salesman
Sou
Southern
Sou Eng Co
Southern
Engraving Co
Sou
Depository
Southern
School Book Depository
supt
superintendent
Sw
. Southwest
tel
telegraph, telephone
trav
. traveling
treas
treasurer
v-pres
vice-president
Van Winkle's
. Van Winkle
Gin and Machine Works
IT
. West
White S & Co
S S White
Dental Manufacturing Co
whol
wholesale
wid
widow
wks
works
Wotten Elec Co .. Wotten Electric Co
Wood & Sons . Wood, A A. & Sons Co
W U Tel Co
. Western
Union Telegraph Co
THE WORD "STREET" IS ALWAYS UNDERSTOOD
For all names not found in proper places see "Addenda." When location is given by miles, distance is estimated from Union Depot.
ICE CREAM,
SODA WATER AND CANDIES GO TO NEW YORK RESTAURANT 100 WHITEHALL ST
ROTK PHONES 644 L.CAMPBELL & CO. PROPRIETORS
KINGSTON HOTEL
ROOMS 50c. TO $1.00 DAY. MEALS 258, REGULAR BOARD $4 TO $6 WEEK. ROOMS $2 TO $3 WEEK. 1072 TRINITY AVE. 2 BL'KS FROM NEW DEPOT. ATL. PH. 2767
37 E. ALABAMA ST. Phones 1999.
PLUMBERS
HILL & SHEPARD
FOR DELICIOUS MEALS
Empire Box Co
Empire
steno
. stenographer
slsmn
residence
. Atlanta
Ne
Northeast
Atlanta Title Guarantee Co. 203-207 Candler Building
TELEPHONES : BELL, 367 MAIN ; ATLANTA, 1242 Title Guarantee Policies furnish absolute and perpetual protection.
What
me say
me
We Do Do.
C. W. RUSSELL
The best
in
Printing
and the
Allied Arts.
TIN AND SHEET METAL WORKER
Roofing, Guttering and Repairing Job and Repair Work a Specialty PHONE 1430 17-19 PETERS STREET
FOOTE & DAVIES CO.
63 E. Alabama St,
Tomlinson & Didschuneit House Painters 79 NORTH PRYOR STREET
HONEST WORK
Bell Phone 1451 L
HONEST PRICES
YOU CAN SELECT LOT IN ANY PART OF CITY AND WE WILL BUY IT FOR YOU
WE BUILD NOUSES TO SUIT PURCHASER ON EASY TERMS
: 312 313 214: PETERS BLOG. R.KELLY & CO.
REAL
ESTATE
AND LOANS
WE SELL HOMES
WE SELL VACANT LOTS
SEE US
BELCHER- GULLATT
For the Carolinas and all Eastern Points
East
Notice the service we are giving in Time, Safety, Comfort, etc. and the West For Birmingham
West
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
PLUMBING CO. WE DO IT RIGHT AT 4 JAMES STREET AND 87 NORTH FORSYTH STREET. BELL PHONE 928
DIRECTORIES FOR RENT
We have Directories of about all important towns in America, including Atlanta, which we will rent for 25 cents per day or single reference at our office 10 cents. Use by the hour at our office 25 cents.
We can get you any Direc. tory published
We prepare lists of any busi- ness, profession or calling, cov- ering all or any part of the world at very reasonable prices.
Our Representatives are instructed and authorized to collect in ad- vance on all orders of less than $5.00, giving our receipt signed by themselves.
ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY, JOSEPH W. HILL, Manager. 61} E. Alabama St. Bell Phone 3027.
WM. WILSON DECORATING, CO. IMPORTED WALL PAPER, TAPESTRIES, ETC. Lowndes Bldg. Bell Phone M. 4364
MAPS
TUNISON
.. PHONE 1014
23%WHITEHALL29/2 ATLANTA
2 NI SOUTHERN DEALER
M.E.GARRISON
ATLASES
MONCRIEF FURNACE
THE GREATEST HEATER THE SMALLEST EATER
Special Features
It is the Easiest and Most Simple to operate.
It Utilizes the gases and Saves the Fuel.
It burns Any Kind of Fuel.
It is the Cleanest.
It has the Best Grates
It has the Strongest Fire-Box.
It has the Greatest Radiation.
It will give Perfect satisfaction.
MONCRIEF
LAPATENTED NO 227.
MONCRIEF FURNACE CO. ATLANTA GA- ELEVELANCE
For Warming
Dwellings,
Stores,
Churches,
School Houses,
Hotels,
Public Buildings,
Theatres, and all Struc-
tures Etc.,
Used by Man
RENOVATING AND REPAIRING DONE PROPERLY
ESTIMATES AND PLANS CHEERFULLY FURNISHED CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED IT WILL PAY YOU TO COMMUNICATE WITH US.
MONCRIEF FURNACE Co.
107 SOUTH FORSYTH ST. BELL PHONE 285
Please mention this book when patronizing advertisgrey
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PURE FOOD
Prevents Illness, Continues and Promotes GOOD HEALTH
MY HOME -- MADE Jams, Jellies ... . and .... Marmalades ARE PURE
My Goods Received First and Second Prize at the Interstate Fair of 1900, and I Guarantee them to contain nothing but Sound Fruit and Pure Sugar : : :
Ask Your Dealer for them, or Phone 679 417
Mrs. SARA C. HILL, 43 Logan Ave.
Please mention this book when patronizing advertisers.
makers of Atlanta
BY THE TERM "MAKERS OF ATLANTA" WE DO NOT MEAN ONLY THOSE WHO HAVE HELPED MAKE ATLANTA, BUT THOSE WHO ALSO ARE HELPING TO MAKE ATLANTA THE EMPIRE CITY OF THE SOUTH.
WE DESIRE THROUGH THIS DEPARTMENT TO CHRONICLE IN ENDURING FORM, THE NAMES AND FACES OF THE MEN WHO ARE NOW CREATING AND UPBUILDING THIS MAGNIFI- CENT MONUMENT TO THEIR OWN INDUSTRY, SAGACITY AND PROGRESSIVENESS.
WE HAVE IN THIS, THE CITY OF ATLANTA, CAMEO EN- GRAVED BY TALL BUILDINGS, LARGE INDUSTRIES, PALATIAL HOMES, MODERN SCHOOLS, AND WELL PAVED STREETS, ONE OF THE GRANDEST TESTIMONIALS TO THE INTEGRITY, UN- SELFISHNESS, AND THRIFT OF A PEOPLE WHO WOKE UP ONE MORNING ABOUT FORTY-ONE YEARS AGO PENNILESS. AND STRIPPED OF EVERYTHING SAVE AN UNDAUNTED AND UNCONQUERABLE SPIRIT AND THEIR HONOR.
SOME OF THE MEN WHOSE PICTURES GRACE THE FOL- LOWING PAGES WERE MEMBERS OF THAT SMALL BAND, OTHERS HAVE JOINED THEM, UNTIL NOW WE HAVE, AS REP- RESENTATIVES OF THE PAST AND PRESENT ATLANTA, THE MEN WHO HAVE AND ARE SENDING ATLANTA TO A FOREMOST SEAT AMONG THE MOST ENLIGHTENED AND PROGRESSIVE CITIES IN THE WORLD.
THIS BOOK IS PRESERVED AS NO OTHER WORK OF REF ERENCE IS; IT IS A YEARLY HISTORY OF THE GROWTH OF ATLANTA, PUT INTO CONCRETE FORM, AND WILL ENDURE AS LONG AS THE CITY ITSELF; THEREFORE THERE IS NO MORE FITTING PLACE TO PUBLISH THE PICTURES AND WORKS OF THE MEN WHO MAKE ATLANTAA THAN IN IT, AND WE HOPE TO SEE FUTURE EDITIONS MORE FULLY REPRESENTATIVE OF THE MANY MEN WHO ARE MAKING ATLANTA THE GREATEST AND BEST CITY IN THE SOUTHLAND.
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MAKERS OF ATLANTA
WALTHAL R. JOYNER OUR MAYOR
HOKE SMITH OUR GOVERNOR-ELECT
CLIFFORD L. ANDERSON COL. FIFTH INFANTRY OF GEORGIA OUR FOREMOST SOLDIER
THREE OF OUR MOST IMPORTANT MEN
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MAKERS OF ATLANTA
JOSEPH HIRSCH ALDERMAN FROM FOURTH WARD AND A MANUFACTURER OF GOOD PAINT
J. SID HOLLAND ALDERMAN THIRD WARD AND A PROMI- NENT FUNERAL DIRECTOR
WILLIAM A. HANCOCK COUCILMAN FROM SEVENTH WARD AND MANAGER SOUTH RIVER BRICK CO.
E. E. POMEROY COUNCILMAN FROM FOURTH WARD AND AN ABLE LAWYER
CHAS. M. ROBERTS COUNCILMAN FROM EIGHTH WARD ANDV LEADING REAL ESTATE AGENT
W ALTER A. TAYLOR CUNCILMAN FROM SIXTH WARD AND AN ACT VE LIFE INSURANCE MAN
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IRVING F. STYRON COUNCILMAN FROM FIFTH WARD AND AN HONEST GROCER
L PRESTON HUDDLESTON COUNCILMAN FROM SECOND WARD AND A COOD PRINTER
BENJAMIN P. GILLESPIE FLORIST OAKLAND CEMETERY
A FEW OF OUR BEST "PUBLIC SERVANTS"
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MAKERS OF ATLANTA
Mr.Key is Alderman from the Sixth Ward, a leading Lawyer and one of the most efficient and active officials Atlanta has ever had.
JAMES L KEY
Mr. McEachern is Alder- man from the 7th Ward, and a prominent Life Insurance man, having built up a great insurance company that bids fair to become one of our national institutions.
J. M MOEACHERN
Mr. Terrell is Councilman from the First Ward, a clever Lawyer, and a man who has served the city fearlessly and ably on several occasions.
WILLIAM H. TERRELL
Dr. Baskin is Councilman from the First Ward, a good physician and will undoubtedly prove a valuable repre- sentative for his ward and the city.
DR. ALCIMUS H. BASKIN A FEW OF OUR BEST "PUBLIC SERVANTS"
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Robt. F. Maddox is Vice-President of the Maddox-Rucker Banking Co .; ex-President of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. He is prominent politically, commercially and socially, and is likely to receive high honors at the hands of Atlanta.
Mr. William M. Terry is chairman of the Board of Police Commissioners, where his clear judgment and impartial rulings prove a beneficent force in Atlanta's government.
He is a leading wholesale grocer and prominent worker for the good of the city.
C. W. Mangum, Councilman from the Third Ward, came to Atlanta in 1847, entered rail- road work in 1862, has been general yardmas- ter of the W. & A. R. R. in Atlanta for the last seventeen years.
Mr. Henry L. Collier has recently been elect- ed, without opposition, for the fourth term as Commissioner of Public Works. He grad- uated in civil engineering at the University of Georgia in 1872; was chief engineer in charge of location and construction of ten railroads from 1880 to 1890, and from 1898 to 1901. Mr. Collier is undoubtedly one of the best posted engineers on municipal subjects in the south.
A FEW OF OUR BEST "PUBLIC SERVANTS"
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W. B. CUMMINGS Chief of Atlanta Fire Dept.
Mr. Cummings was born at Aiken, S. C., in 1858. At the early age of 16 was made captain of the "Aiken Reds; came to Atlanta in 1872, joined vol- unteer fire service in 1877. In 1882 enlisted in pay service and was made assistant chief in 1887. . . Has filled every office in the service and is universally loved by his men.
R. A. EWING
J. H. EWING OITY TAX ASSESSOR LICENSE INSPECTOR
The Ewing Brothers whom the people are always getting mixed
Mr. Hayes was appointed by Mayor Woodward Sept., 1905, was in employ of Atlanta Gas Light Company for seventeen years, filling many positions with the company during that period. Later was four years with the Fidelity and Casualty Insurance Company. Has always occupied positions of trust.
H T. HAYES
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Atlanta Title Guarantee Company
WM. S. THOMSON, PRESIDENT
JOHN S. CANDLER. VICE-PRESIDENT
J. W. MASON, SECRETARY & TREASURER
Title Insurance is a Modern necessity
It saves time in closing transactions.
It makes land a security as available as stocks or bonds.
It prevents absolutely any loss from defective title or from liens or incumbrances charging the property. It is the only safeguard against loss from fraud, forgery, disability, error of record or mistake of law or fact.
The Cost is nominal Atlanta Title Guarantee Company
Second Floor, Candler Building, Rooms 203 to 207
Telephones : Bell 367 Main ; Atlanta 1242
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Real Estate Section
As real estate is the basis for taxes, individual credit and general prosperity, it is fitting that we should give it precedence over all other lines of human activity.
There is a story current that to Atlanta belongs the distinction of being the first city in the Union in which an exclusive real estate busi- ness was started; and the man who started it was one of our most be- loved and highly esteemed citizens; a man whom we all honored; whose life and methods we hope all who follow in his footsteps will endeavor to emulate,-the late Col. George W. Adair.
The men whose names follow are representatives of the highest type of our citizens; and we feel confident that future or present owners of real estate will receive fair and square treatment from each and every one of them.
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