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PYTHON
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 Chapter 1

Table of Contents

Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ix

Part I. Getting Started with Python

1. Introduction to Python . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
The Python Language 3
The Python Standard Library and Extension Modules 5
Python Implementations 5
Python Development and Versions 8
Python Resources 9

2. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Installing Python from Source Code 14
Installing Python from Binaries 18
Installing Jython 20
Installing IronPython 21

3. The Python Interpreter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

The python Program 22
Python Development Environments 26
Running Python Programs 28
The jython Interpreter 29
The IronPython Interpreter 30

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Part II. Core Python Language and Built-ins
4. The Python Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Lexical Structure 33
Data Types 38
Variables and Other References 46
Expressions and Operators 50
Numeric Operations 52
Sequence Operations 53
Set Operations 58
Dictionary Operations 59
The print Statement 61
Control Flow Statements 62
Functions 70

5. Object-Oriented Python . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Classes and Instances 82
Special Methods 104
Decorators 115
Metaclasses 116

6. Exceptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121
The try Statement 121
Exception Propagation 126
The raise Statement 128
Exception Objects 129
Custom Exception Classes 132
Error-Checking Strategies 134

7. Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139
Module Objects 139
Module Loading 144
Packages 149
The Distribution Utilities (distutils) 150

8. Core Built-ins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153

Built-in Types 154
Built-in Functions 158
The sys Module 168
The copy Module 172
The collections Module 173

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 The functional Module 175
The bisect Module 176
The heapq Module 177
The UserDict Module 178
The optparse Module 179
The itertools Module 183

9. Strings and Regular Expressions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186

Methods of String Objects 186
The string Module 191
String Formatting 193
The pprint Module 197
The repr Module 198
Unicode 198
Regular Expressions and the re Module 201

Part III. Python Library and Extension Modules

10. File and Text Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215
Other Chapters That Also Deal with Files 215
Organization of This Chapter 215
File Objects 216
Auxiliary Modules for File I/O 224
The StringIO and cStringIO Modules 229
Compressed Files 230
The os Module 240
Filesystem Operations 241
Text Input and Output 256
Richer-Text I/O 258
Interactive Command Sessions 265
Internationalization 269

11. Persistence and Databases . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277

Serialization 278
DBM Modules 285
Berkeley DB Interfacing 288
The Python Database API (DBAPI) 2.0 292

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 12. Time Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302
The time Module 302
The datetime Module 306
The pytz Module 313
The dateutil Module 313
The sched Module 316
The calendar Module 317
The mx.DateTime Module 319

13. Controlling Execution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 328

Dynamic Execution and the exec Statement 328
Internal Types 331
Garbage Collection 332
Termination Functions 337
Site and User Customization 338

14. Threads and Processes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 340

Threads in Python 341
The thread Module 341
The Queue Module 342
The threading Module 344
Threaded Program Architecture 350
Process Environment 353
Running Other Programs 354
The mmap Module 360

15. Numeric Processing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 365

The math and cmath Modules 365
The operator Module 368
Random and Pseudorandom Numbers 370
The decimal Module 372
The gmpy Module 373

16. Array Processing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 375

The array Module 375
Extensions for Numeric Array Computation 377
The Numeric Package 378
Array Objects 378
Universal Functions (ufuncs) 399
Auxiliary Numeric Modules 403

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17. Tkinter GUIs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 405
Tkinter Fundamentals 406
Widget Fundamentals 408
Commonly Used Simple Widgets 415
Container Widgets 420
Menus 423
The Text Widget 426
The Canvas Widget 436
Layout Management 442
Tkinter Events 446

18. Testing, Debugging, and Optimizing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 451

Testing 452
Debugging 461
The warnings Module 471
Optimization 474

Part IV. Network and Web Programming

19. Client-Side Network Protocol Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 493
URL Access 493
Email Protocols 503
The HTTP and FTP Protocols 506
Network News 511
Telnet 515
Distributed Computing 517
Other Protocols 519

20. Sockets and Server-Side Network Protocol Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . 520

The socket Module 521
The SocketServer Module 528
Event-Driven Socket Programs 533

21. CGI Scripting and Alternatives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 545

CGI in Python 546
Cookies 553
Other Server-Side Approaches 557

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 22. MIME and Network Encodings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 561
Encoding Binary Data as Text 561
MIME and Email Format Handling 564

23. Structured Text: HTML . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 575

The sgmllib Module 576
The htmllib Module 580
The HTMLParser Module 583
The BeautifulSoup Extension 585
Generating HTML 586

24. Structured Text: XML . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 591

An Overview of XML Parsing 592
Parsing XML with SAX 593
Parsing XML with DOM 598
Changing and Generating XML 606

Part V. Extending and Embedding

25. Extending and Embedding Classic Python . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 613
Extending Python with Python’s C API 614
Extending Python Without Python’s C API 645
Embedding Python 647
Pyrex 650

26. Extending and Embedding Jython . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 655

Importing Java Packages in Jython 656
Embedding Jython in Java 659
Compiling Python into Java 662

27. Distributing Extensions

and Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 666
Python’s distutils 666
py2exe 675
py2app 676
cx_Freeze 676
PyInstaller 676

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 677

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 Chapter 2

Preface

The Python programming language manages to reconcile many apparent contra-

dictions: it’s both elegant and pragmatic, it’s both simple and powerful, it’s very
high-level yet doesn’t get in your way when you need to fiddle with bits and bytes,
it’s suitable for programming novices and great for experts, too.
This book is aimed at programmers with some previous exposure to Python, as
well as experienced programmers coming to Python for the first time from other
programming languages. The book is a quick reference to Python itself, the most
commonly used parts of its vast standard library, and some of the most popular
and useful third-party modules and packages, covering a wide range of applica-
tion areas, including web and network programming, GUIs, XML handling,
database interactions, and high-speed numeric computing. The book focuses on
Python’s cross-platform capabilities and covers the basics of extending Python
and embedding it in other applications, using either C or Java™.

How This Book Is Organized

This book has five parts, as follows.

Part I, Getting Started with Python

Chapter 1, Introduction to Python
Covers the general characteristics of the Python language and its implementa-
tions, and discusses where to get help and information.
Chapter 2, Installation
Explains how to obtain and install Python on your computer(s).
Chapter 3, The Python Interpreter
Covers the Python interpreter program, its command-line options, and how it
is used to run Python programs and in interactive sessions. The chapter also

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 mentions text editors that are particularly suitable for editing Python
programs and auxiliary programs for thoroughly checking your Python
sources, and examines some full-fledged integrated development environ-
ments, including IDLE, which comes free with standard Python.

Part II, Core Python Language and Built-ins

Chapter 4, The Python Language
Covers Python syntax, built-in data types, expressions, statements, and how
to write and call functions.
Chapter 5, Object-Oriented Python
Explains object-oriented programming in Python.
Chapter 6, Exceptions
Covers how to deal with errors and abnormal conditions in Python programs.
Chapter 7, Modules
Covers how Python lets you group code into modules and packages, how to
define and import modules, and how to install third-party Python extensions
that are packaged in standard Python ways.
Chapter 8, Core Built-ins
Refers to built-in data types and functions, and some of the most funda-
mental modules in the standard Python library (roughly, modules supplying
functionality that, in some other languages, is built into the language itself).
Chapter 9, Strings and Regular Expressions
Covers Python’s powerful string-processing facilities, including Unicode
strings and regular expressions.

Part III, Python Library and Extension Modules

Chapter 10, File and Text Operations
Explains how to deal with files and text processing using built-in Python file
objects, many modules from Python’s standard library, and platform-specific
extensions for rich text I/O. The chapter also covers issues of international-
ization and localization, and the specific task of defining interactive text-
mode command sessions with Python.
Chapter 11, Persistence and Databases
Introduces Python’s serialization and persistence mechanisms, as well as
Python’s interfaces to DBM databases, the Berkeley Database, and relational
(SQL-based) databases.
Chapter 12, Time Operations
Covers how to deal with times and dates in Python, using the standard library
and popular extensions.
Chapter 13, Controlling Execution
Explains how to achieve advanced execution control in Python, including
execution of dynamically generated code and control of garbage-collection
operations. The chapter also covers some Python internal types, and the

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 specific issue of registering “clean-up” functions to be executed at program-
termination time.
Chapter 14, Threads and Processes
Covers Python’s functionality for concurrent execution, both via multiple
threads running within one process and via multiple processes running on a
single machine. The chapter also covers how to access the process’s environ-
ment, and how to access files via memory-mapping mechanisms.
Chapter 15, Numeric Processing
Shows Python’s features for numeric computations, both in standard library
modules and in third-party extension packages; in particular, the chapter
covers how to use decimal floating-point numbers instead of the default
binary floating-point numbers. The chapter also covers how to get and use
pseudorandom and truly random numbers.
Chapter 16, Array Processing
Covers built-in and extension packages for array handling, focusing on the
traditional Numeric third-party extension, and mentions other, more recently
developed alternatives.
Chapter 17, Tkinter GUIs
Explains how to develop graphical user interfaces in Python with the Tkinter
package included with the standard Python distribution, and briefly mentions
other alternative Python GUI frameworks.
Chapter 18, Testing, Debugging, and Optimizing
Deals with Python tools and approaches that help ensure your programs are
correct (i.e., that your programs do what they’re meant to do), find and
correct errors in your programs, and check and enhance your programs’
performance. The chapter also covers the concept of “warning” and the
Python library module that deals with it.

Part IV, Network and Web Programming

Chapter 19, Client-Side Network Protocol Modules
Covers many modules in Python’s standard library that help you write
network client programs, particularly by dealing with various network proto-
cols from the client side and handling URLs.
Chapter 20, Sockets and Server-Side Network Protocol Modules
Explains Python’s interfaces to low-level network mechanisms (sockets),
standard Python library modules that help you write network server
programs, and asynchronous (event-driven) network programming with stan-
dard modules and the powerful Twisted extension.
Chapter 21, CGI Scripting and Alternatives
Covers the basics of CGI programming, how to perform CGI programming in
Python with standard Python library modules, and how to use “cookies” to
deal with session-state in HTTP server-side programming. The chapter also
mentions many alternatives to CGI programming for server-side web
programming through popular Python extensions.

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Chapter 22, MIME and Network Encodings
Shows how to process email and other network-structured and encoded
documents in Python.
Chapter 23, Structured Text: HTML
Covers Python library modules that let you process and generate HTML
documents.
Chapter 24, Structured Text: XML
Covers Python library modules and popular extensions that let you process,
modify, and generate XML documents.

Part V, Extending and Embedding

Chapter 25, Extending and Embedding Classic Python
Shows how to code Python extension modules using C and other classic
compiled languages, how to embed Python in applications coded in such
languages, and alternative ways to extend Python and access existing C, C++,
and Fortran libraries.
Chapter 26, Extending and Embedding Jython
Shows how to use Java classes from the Jython implementation of Python,
and how to embed Jython in applications coded in Java.
Chapter 27, Distributing Extensions and Programs
Covers the tools that let you package Python extensions, modules, and appli-
cations for distribution.

Conventions Used in This Book

The following conventions are used throughout this book.

Reference Conventions
In the function/method reference entries, when feasible, each optional parameter
is shown with a default value using the Python syntax name=value. Built-in func-
tions need not accept named parameters, so parameter names are not significant.
Some optional parameters are best explained in terms of their presence or
absence, rather than through default values. In such cases, I indicate that a param-
eter is optional by enclosing it in brackets ([]). When more than one argument is
optional, the brackets are nested.

Typographic Conventions
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Used for filenames, program names, URLs, and to introduce new terms. Also
used for Unix commands and their options.
Constant width
Used for all code examples, as well as for all items that appear in code,
including keywords, methods, functions, classes, and modules.

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Acknowledgments
My heartfelt thanks to everybody who helped me out on this book, both in the
first edition and in its current second edition. Many Python beginners, practitio-
ners, and experts have read drafts of parts of the book and have offered feedback
to help me make the book clear, precise, accurate, and readable. Out of all of
them, for the quality and quantity of their feedback and other help, I must single
out for special thanks my colleagues at Google, especially Neal Norwitz and
Mohsin Ahmed.
The first edition received indispensable help from Python experts in specific areas
(Aahz on threading, Itamar Shtull-Trauring on Twisted, Mike Orr on Cheetah,
Eric Jones and Paul Dubois on Numeric, and Tim Peters on threading, testing,
and optimization), a wonderful group of technical reviewers (Fred Drake, Magnus
Lie Hetland, Steve Holden, and Sue Giller), and the book’s editor, Paula
Ferguson. The second edition benefited from the efforts of editors Jonathan
Gennick and Mary O’Brien, and technical reviewers Ryan Alexander, Jeffery
Collins, and Mary Gardiner. I owe special thanks to the wonderful folks in the
O’Reilly Tools Group, who (both directly and personally, and through the helpful
tools they developed) helped me through several difficult technical problems.
As always, even though they’re back in my native Italy and my career with Google
has taken me to California, my thoughts go to my family: my children Flavia and
Lucio, my sister Elisabetta, and my father Lanfranco.
But the one, incredible individual to which my heart gushes out in gratitude, and
more than gratitude, is my wife, Anna Martelli Ravenscroft, my co-author in the
second edition of the Python Cookbook, a fellow Python Software Foundation
member, and the harshest, most wonderful technical reviewer any author could
possibly dream of. Besides her innumerable direct contributions to this book,
Anna managed to create for me, out of thin air, enough peace, quiet, and free time
over the last year (despite my wonderful and challenging responsibilities as Uber
Tech Lead for Google) to make this book possible. Truly, this is her book at least
as much as it is mine.

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 Getting Started with Python
I

This is the Title of the Book, eMatter Edition

Copyright © 2011 O’Reilly & Associates, Inc. All rights reserved.
 Chapter 1Introduction

Introduction to Python
1

Python is a general-purpose programming language. It has been around for quite a

while: Guido van Rossum, Python’s creator, started developing Python back in
1990. This stable and mature language is very high-level, dynamic, object-
oriented, and cross-platform—all characteristics that are very attractive to devel-
opers. Python runs on all major hardware platforms and operating systems, so it
doesn’t constrain your platform choices.
Python offers high productivity for all phases of the software life cycle: analysis,
design, prototyping, coding, testing, debugging, tuning, documentation, deploy-
ment, and, of course, maintenance. Python’s popularity has seen steady,
unflagging growth over the years. Today, familiarity with Python is an advantage
for every programmer, as Python has infiltrated every niche and has useful roles to
play as a part of any software solution.
Python provides a unique mix of elegance, simplicity, practicality, and power.
You’ll quickly become productive with Python, thanks to its consistency and
regularity, its rich standard library, and the many third-party modules that are
readily available for it. Python is easy to learn, so it is quite suitable if you are new
to programming, yet at the same time, it is powerful enough for the most sophisti-
cated expert.

The Python Language

The Python language, while not minimalist, is rather spare for good pragmatic
reasons. Once a language offers one good way to express a design idea, adding
other ways has only modest benefits, while the cost in terms of language
complexity grows more than linearly with the number of features. A complicated
language is harder to learn and master (and implement efficiently and without
bugs) than a simpler one. Any complications and quirks in a language hamper
productivity in software maintenance, particularly in large projects, where many
developers cooperate and often maintain code originally written by others.

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Python is simple, but not simplistic. It adheres to the idea that if a language
behaves a certain way in some contexts, it should ideally work similarly in all
contexts. Python also follows the principle that a language should not have
“convenient” shortcuts, special cases, ad hoc exceptions, overly subtle distinc-
tions, or mysterious and tricky under-the-covers optimizations. A good language,
like any other designed artifact, must balance such general principles with taste,
common sense, and a high degree of practicality.
Python is a general-purpose programming language, so Python’s traits are useful
in just about any area of software development. There is no area where Python
cannot be part of an optimal solution. “Part” is an important word here; while
many developers find that Python fills all of their needs, Python does not have to
stand alone. Python programs can easily cooperate with a variety of other soft-
ware components, making it an ideal language for gluing together components
written in other languages.
Python is a very-high-level language (VHLL). This means that Python uses a
higher level of abstraction, conceptually farther from the underlying machine,
than do classic compiled languages such as C, C++, and Fortran, which are tradi-
tionally called high-level languages. Python is also simpler, faster to process, and
more regular than classic high-level languages. This affords high programmer
productivity and makes Python an attractive development tool. Good compilers
for classic compiled languages can often generate binary machine code that runs
much faster than Python code. However, in most cases, the performance of
Python-coded applications proves sufficient. When it doesn’t, you can apply the
optimization techniques covered in “Optimization” on page 474 to enhance your
program’s performance while keeping the benefits of high programming
productivity.
Newer languages such as Java and C# are slightly higher-level (farther from the
machine) than classic ones such as C and Fortran, and share some characteristics
of classic languages (such as the need to use declarations) as well as some of
VHLLs like Python (such as the use of portable bytecode as the compilation target
in typical implementations, and garbage collection to relieve programmers from
the need to manage memory). If you find you are more productive with Java or
C# than with C or Fortran, try Python (possibly in the Jython or IronPython
implementations, covered in “Python Implementations” on page 5) and become
even more productive.
In terms of language level, Python is comparable to other powerful VHLLs like
Perl or Ruby. The advantages of simplicity and regularity, however, remain on
Python’s side.
Python is an object-oriented programming language, but it lets you develop code
using both object-oriented and traditional procedural styles, and a touch of the
functional programming style, too, mixing and matching as your application
requires. Python’s object-oriented features are like those of C++, although they
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1 Acentt C— wtm and Alabama, 22 Kimball HWHe, Decatur St.,
Telephone 72. §' • GRI 721 GRU ^ a ^1^ fc$ p« Grizzard N, wks
Sou Furn Co p^ W Co " Oscar, inch hd Traynham & Ray, bds in
Courtland k1 •g o " Thomas T, stockyard 285 Peters, r 276 same ^0
^ |« " Wm J' c°nd A C St R R Co, r in Courtland ave W k •*• Groce
Wm O, rms 100 S Pryor _ CO t^ o&< Grogan Charles, <: wks=""
g="" o="" williams="" bro="" r="" gas="" al="" fannie="" m=""
john="" yonge="" fh="" j="" frank="" trav="" hightower=""
hallman="" co="" spring="" henry="" carp="" bellwood="" ave=""
nr="" p="" ry="" f="" s="" e="" t="" v="" w="" fireman="" d=""
highland="" jj="" mrs="" a="" brown="" bros="" n="" atlanta=""
groom="" miss="" ella="" asst="" bkkpr="" sunny="" south=""
bds="" houston="" qj="" groover="" benjamin="" student="" c=""
k="" hammond="" driver="" st="" decatur="" z="" c5=""> " Wm F,
driver A C St Ry, r 796 Marietta [JJ C/3 }^>4 Groskuth Miss Emily,
hd milliner ] Regenstein & Co, bds 45 E

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Gross Arthur, printer, bds Bristol House p f| ^*"'-> " Dock, c, driver
Shropshire & Dodd r JJ1 ?^^\ in ^^ 1TWATED PAQBIAPC Pfl ")
Headquarters for WAGONS, BUGGIES Om 2] I IIM I Lll UHnnlAUL
UU. AND CARRIAGES, HARNESS, LAP m ^5 fij n PENDERGRASS&
CRANE, Props, j ROBES, WHIPS, &c. 3o to 41 W. Ala. St. - ^j ^e^
Gross Jacob, tailor, r 124 Gilmer ~ CO gp " Wm O, reporter, bds
Bristol House Sco - Grosse Carl G, cutter J A Anderson & Co, r 71
Highland ave -g r_ ZS2. " Joseph, tailor, r 18 N Butler HI J~
Grossman Albert B, spl agt Northwestern Mutual Life Ins Co, r £? Q
gZ3 262 Crumley 2 hm ^5 " Meyer, r 189 W Fair Ij O ■ , Grover Miss
C Maria, teacher Spelman Seminary, bds same 73 ^5 S Groves
Alexander, c, brickmason, r 13 Boaz JJJ f* " James H, elk W & A R R,
r Marietta, Ga m ^ ^T^ " Jeff, h^ John H, elk G W Adair, r 157 S
Pryor ^ ^ Rebecca J (wid Wm), r 71 Washington pi >—3 Richard B,
policemn, r 150 Walker HI >-jH ^■>J •' Wm, c, wks J Lagomarsino,
r Edgewood ave cor Fort T^ *-**, ^•^ Grubb Columbus, carp
Winship Mach Co "m^ " Harry C, r 209 Capital ave ^Q " Miss Lizzie
H, tchr, bds 209 Capital ave ^5 P^ Grubbs Albert F, eng A & W P R
R, r 35 Nelson C3 rT^ " Andrew |, carp, r 118 Powers ^j " Annie J
(wid Wm VV), r 261 Luckie " George W, appr C A Conklin Mfg Co,
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st, 1 and Repairing of all kinds Promptly Done. GRU 722 GUI o
Grubbs Miss Jennie B, elk M Rich & Bros, bds 261 Luckie " Miss
Katie, elk Douglass, Thomas & Co, bds 183 E Simpson " Martha D
(wid Frank), bds 118 Powers " Miss Minnie, elk Douglass, Thomas &
Co, bds 183 E Simpson " Robert B, elk claim dept R & D R R, bds
175 Loyd Z" Wm, wks Winship Maeh Co, bds 183 E Simpson "
Wilson L. wks Winship Maeh Co, r 183 E Simpson Grubscovsky
Lassal, tailor 160 Thompson, r same Gryer H, c, wks Trowbridge
Furn Co Guard Chas B, plumber Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, bds 53
Gartrell '• Ernest, wks Atl Gas Co, bds 53 Gartrell Guardian
Assurance Co of London, J A Bowie agt, 6)4 Whitehall Guarantee Co
of North America, C C Thorn agt, 30 Old Capitol bldg ~ Guarantee
Fund, Building and Loan Assn, (Atlanta m Q Branch), C S Evans
prest, Harry Krouse secy and ° j CC treas, H L Culberson atty,
Edward R Pierce State agt, O Q^ O 41 14 Peachtree * -^ > i 0 41/2
reaciuree -ip J Guaranty Loan & Investment Co The, Samuel W
Goode, m^d pres; Ed S McCandless, v-pres & treas ; E E Freeman, q
1 sec; John V Ryan, genl supt of agencies; Joseph H ^ ^ Morgan,
mngr loan dept, 39^2 N Broad ■< . "h^ THE JAS. A. DAVIS
TURBINE WATER WHEEL > 5 JWj Runs Successfully Under Bach
Water. 13 East Alabama Street. 3E ^ 0 Mw .c is Guber Arno, 1 £ §
Gude Albert ) - Guer Dr James H, capitalist, r 67 Fair * ^j Guerin
Adolnhus, elk R G Daniel, r same ■ ^^ O plmbr Guimarin, Engles &
Stockton, bds 9 Williams w K uc /\iu l V (Gude & Walker), r 13
Howard C JP Gude & Walker (A V Gude, R M Walker), engineers and
r \y contractors 82-83 Old Capitol Bldg ^ M Guerin Adolphus, elk R G
Daniel, H " John, elk C S Fisher, r 127 E Simpson Z Guerrier Eben,
eng, wks 74 Beckwith ^j Guery Wm P. elk J J Falvey & Co, bds E
Hunter }- Guess Eugenia F, cond G S & F, r 82 Jones ave < " Francis
(wid James M), bds 82 Jones ave M*± " George W, wks E T V & G
Ry shops, r 41 Gate City C/J Guest Edward L, elk The Ryan Co, r 135
Mills I " George W, car repr E T V & G Ry ^^J " Looney A, pressman
Atl Journal, bds 135 Mills ^™ " Wm T, moulder Atl Maeh Wks, r 66
Fowler ^g Gugel Laurence C, Sou agt Knoxville Car Wheel Co, rms
45 Old ^^^ Capitol bldg I Guild Henry T, store kpr A C St Ry Co, bds
92 Ivy ■ Guilford Abraham L, c, elevator man Gate City Bk, r T20
Terry [ Henry, car repr E T V & G W Augustus, carp, r 21 Adam #4%
Guill J Henry, ear repr E T V .V ( ^9w '• W Augustus, earn, r 0 t 0 9
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N. Y. Belting & Packing Co's } atlantajubber co. BELTING,

PACKING, HOSE, GASKETfc, Etc. I ATLANTA, - GEORGIA fijfi GUI 723
GUT 2° S3 g o q ^ 9J«-j5 Guimarin, Engles & Stockton (W B
Guimarin, F J Engles. w ga-g0 E D Stockton), plmbs, steam & gas
fitters 13 S Hroad aWSg " Thomas I, wks Kellam & Moore, r country
p \t\ " T W, trav M C & J F Riser & Co W ••ft"TE " Wm B, (Guimarin,
Engles & Stockton), r 228 Forrest ave 3§\? Gullatt Angie (wid J
Edward), r 115 Crew • So^'g " Henry, molder, r 52 Piedmont ave i S-
2 " Henry C, v-pres Paul & Gullatt mfg Co, r 115 Crew Sli'JS " H C,
mach E T V & G R R :y^W " J Edwards, elk Douglass, Thomas & Co,
bds 115 Crew " Wm S, carp Winship Mach Co, r 131 Nelson "£
Gunby Jane L (wid R M), bds (68) Ponce DeLeon ave 0) * " Tempie
(wid Wm T), r es Lee 3 s Badger l3J) & " Wm J, elk C G Wynne, res
Lee 3 S Badger * " Elef, carp, r Love bet Terry & Reed O f " Mrs
Harriet, tailoress E J O'Sullivan, bds 14 Trinity ave I Gunn Albert M,
foreman A C St Ry Co, r Lee, nr Gordon. W E • " Curtis, wks Ga Ry,
bds 221 Fair V a ■* " Curtis, wks Ga Ky, bds 221 fair ^J I " Edwin F,
bkkpr Delbridge Paper Co, bds Sharman House ^W 1 " Frank, c,
plasterer, r 259 Windsor \> , J " Wm H, grocer 168 McDaniel, r 170
same ^ . Cu 1 PT A VTRM MflTflBICan be wound while runnina
w'th°ut ,eav■ 2 U L ft. I 1 U IN lull I UlU'ng chair or stopping
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LUMBER CO., Gunter Charles, wks Expo Mills, bds 57 Old Expo
Grounds " Ezra, wks Sou Furn Co, bds Abbott, Bellwood •*• "0 '• Ira,
wks Sou Furn Co, bds Abbott, Bellwood 3C " Isham M, wks Sou
Spring Bed Co, r Abbott, Bellwood * Q " James B, wks W U Tel Co, r
Bellwood ave, Bellwood *** 1 "• Sidney, salesman Atl Consol
Bottling Co, rms 86 Thompson ^ " Thomas W, carp G H Holliday tO^
" Wiley H, wks R&D Ry shops, r Tennels sw corBereanav 0Q^* " W
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DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES AND INSIDE TRIMMINGS,

Cor. Foundry and W. & A. R. R. GUT 724 HAD 3 Guthrie Joseph,
fireman Met St Ry Co ^^ iss " Martha A A (wid Wm R), bds 106
Plum f^ """^" " Robert L, wks Atl Cotton Mills, r 84 Magnolia rrS "
William, grainer L H Hall & Co, bds 99 W Baker p, g » " Wm R, cond
G P R R, r 453 Luckie ' ^ € » Guyton D D. brakeman W & A R R
■>>"• " N F, hostler W & A R R, bds 226 Luckie OC — " Thomas F,
brakeman W & A R R % ■ " Warren W, baggage mast W & A R R,
rms 246 *4 Marietta JJ^ ^T-g» Gwinn Lewis E, miller, bds 463
Whitehall £~ ^<5 " Robt J, elk S D -Bradwell, bds 308 Whitehall
f""~P TJ A D nWnnnQ" Everything in the Lumber " g^gg
nAr\UVVUUlJO line kept by Willingham & ZJ ~~ 1 m Co., 84 Elliott
street, manufacturers of Doors, Sash and 3E Wv^ Blinds. m I c?
Haas Aaron (Aaron Haas & Co, Youngblood & Haas), r 202 S « I w
Forsyth * — x -oo Haas Aaron & Co (Aaron Haas, Aaron Guthman),
brokers & rn commission merchants 36 E Alabama m 9 t-'ca "
George, blower Atl Glass Co, bds 740 S Pryor n^O IS slj ;•= THE
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.Jfc\HffiSElM«ttrl S5» Si S OF NEW
YORK. I No. 10 Decatur St. Sr W a «o m C Haas Guthman & Co
(Isaac H Haas, Emanuel C Guthman), mnfrs .JS"* spring beds, Bell
cor R & D R R " Isaac H (Haas, Guthman & Co), r 128 Pulliam Haas
Jacob, cashier Capital City Bank, r 321 Washington 2 &* C/3 if> m ?
E .J3 " Leopold J, corresp elk Capital City Bank, bds 321 Wash'ton H
5 E« " Mena (wid Herman), bds 202 S Forsyth • ; I ^T3 Haas Sol,
traffic mngr R & D R R Kiser bldg, bds Kimball Hse I -^ " W, blower
Atl Glass Co 30' — . — ' Habas Habbeep, dry goods 338 Marietta, r
same ^^5 r i Hackett Henry H, c, coachman J Hirsch, res 182 Fraser
fy^ ■j — Tj " James S, host-man Eng Co No 3, res 332 Luckie B *
Hackman John G, barkpr H Karwisch, r 77 N Butler ■ ■ ■ * *
Hackney James F, cond W & A R R f^*-. r -m " John W, carp, res
Curran nr Dillon C^^ t-fl " Marcus L, eng Met St R R, r 684 S Pryor "
Wm H, elk Chamberlin, Johnson & Co, bds 217 E Fair ^^ti •■ Wm P,
eng W & A R R, r 57 Hayden -j^» Hadaway Miss Florence, dressmkr
Odair & Shumate ■■nm " Hezekiah E, collector M M Mauck, r 203
Chapel l^""™" Hadden Thomas G, c, elk RMS IH^T Haden see also
Hayden "■■^C DOBBS LUMBER COJ^W^SK Offlc*, fwtcTT nd
w»rekoo»t Car. Kltdwll t Mugu Bta. I Hardware. Glass, Patty, Etc.
 S CAUGRAPH WRITING MACHINE/1 Cteacral Agmmtm «J<
82 Kimball House, Decatnr St., Telephone 72. Torbett A 9f c€andl«M,
Cteacral Again Georgia and Alabama, ® HAD 725 HAI O IT Haden
Charles J, pres Hosch Lumber Co and sec and mngr /ttV Clark
Lumber Co, rms 58 Walton ~r— Haden Wm W, lawyer 21 j4 E
Alabama, r 176 Crew ■*•* Hadley C Thomas, painter, r 8 Latimer Jtv
" David B, painter, r 76 Mills J^ " Frank M, master mach Fulton B & C
Mills, r 453 Edgwd av ■p^r Hafer Wm H, trav, r 30 Plum Haffey Wm,
eng pump station Atlanta waterwks, r same Hafner Adam, Jr, elk F J
Stilson, bds 108*^ S Forsyth Hagan, see also Hogan. Jtv1 " Hugh,
physician, 211 Peachtree, r 289 Ivy XJ " John H, brakeman E T V &
G Ry, bds 80 McDaniel ■■a " John T, grocer 230 Decatur, r same
^^^ Hagan Lee, gen mngr Atl Consolidated Bottling Co, rms 228
^^ Decatur I " Walter, elk John T Hagan, bds 230 Decatur *1^
Hagans Mrs Agnes, wks Fulton B & C Mills, rms 7 S Boulevard j-y "
John, r (7) Wallace ---^ Hager Wm M, trav H J Heinze Co, bds Willey
House -*^ Haggard James B, carp Winship Mach Co, r 252 Chestnut
xv " James H, trav, r 265 Decatur Haggerty Mrs Ann, grocer 266
Cooper _ AGENTS ROSIN DROSS KINDLING j
pumr,^JSaGg^vEeNrCY' \J> CHEAPEST AND BEST. I »H c. Alabama
8t. - p. o. box 1*5. ^^ Haggerty Hutch, trav, r 266 Cooper Hagler
Howard A, c, (HA Hagler & Co), foreman Times Pub Co, r 204 Wheat
C H. A. HAGLER & CO. 3v News Dealers, Booksellers and Stationers.
J^t General Southern Agents for the School History of the Negro
Race in America.— Price $1.00. Agents wanted everywhere. Liberal
commissions. 204 Wheat Street. Hagler H A & Co, c, (H A Hagler),
news dealers, book sellers and stationers 204 Wheat " Martha F, c,
(H A Hagler & Co), r 204 Wheat Hagwood Jesse, c, drayman, r 41
Parker Hah n, see also Hand. " Edward F, finisher, r 94 Lovejoy *-> "
Mattie B (wid Wm), elk D H Dougherty & Co, bds 82 Bartow I Hahr,
see also Hare. *X* " Wm H, trav Atl Guano Co ^ Haight Will, lawyer
and U S Commissioner, 35^ Marietta, r 278 Houston Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath Co.a™68^—"™;5;" 52 and 64 Peachy? Street. J
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ft ♦ MIIOBSLl & PARKERf^f^SIf ' " Julia A (wid Augustus

P), bds 276 Woodward ave £j " P F, finisher May Mantel Co * ^ "
Reed R, secty, treas and gen'l mngr May Mantle Co, r £ ^ (146) Man
gum q Hale, see also Haile and Hall. _ " Miss Ada, elk Mueller &
Koempel, bds 176 Luckie g. " Anna M (wid ), bds Inman Park
Ue8UEUR&RUNGE{ARCHiTECTS gft 0 Hale Arthur, shipping elk "The
Dresden," bds 178 Luckie 3 jS " Furney G, brakeman W & A R R ^>
[^ " George W, brick mason, r 162 McDaniel ' ^^ " Martha (wid
Enos) r \66l/2 Marietta CO " Moses A, sec Ga Bldg, Loan & Savings
Asso, r 72 Washington " Robert, brickmason, bds 462 Houston Hale
Wm C, secty and gen'l mngr Sou Mut Bldg & Loan Asso, pres Atl Inv
& Bnkg Co, v-pres State Sav Asso, r , — - — , Elizabeth, Inman Park
g "2 " Wm L, brickmason, bds 162 McDaniel ^ so Hales James, rms
161 Marietta 3 JT " Jas H, watchmkr, with Freeman & Crankshaw,
bds 177 Ivy « £ so " John C, jeweler, bds 28 E Cain v$ a Haley C C,
elk U S Dist Attorney, r Jasper, Ga jg w " Kate, domestic Academy of
the Immac Concpn, r 86 Loyd : Hall Alfred, c, brickmason, r 192 E
Harris JS " Allen F, r 13 Mills nj| " Augustus, cashier J M High & Co, r
57 Yonge qj " Benjamin M (Hall Bros), r no E Pine *■■ " Berryman,
oil room kpr W & A R R, r 104 Jones ave j: ^ 2 5 m 1 o SOUTHERN
BELTING C0.{" SI DBCKTUH STRBBT, I Manufacturers of Oalt-Taim*
LEATHER BELTING.
 EINELIQUOR8tef-i»2Hc««£t B. fc B. MILY TRADE + 1 44,
46 and 48 Marietta St. Tel. 378. HAL 7-7 HAL CO CD Q. -IS CD « c^
as" a CD V Eion Central Life iis.co.r P. BLOODWORTH, Gen. AgU Has
the Lowest Death Bate. Se«Page39. «/2 Hall Harry, elk Beck & Gregg
Hardwr Co, bds 296 Washington " Henry, c, wks C R R, r 189 Fort '
Hines, c, porter W & A R R, r 26 Rhodes ' Homer C, elk E L Bradley &
Son, bds 92 Borne ' Rev Isaiah, c, pastor Shiloh Baptist ch, bds 50
Gate City " James, c, city lab, bds 12 Gate City ;' James G, elk J M
High, bds 41 Merritts ave ;' James H, bds 342 Chestnut Tames H Jr,
elk M C & J F Kiser, bds 108 ]/2 S Forsyth James O, elk J H Foster,
bds 271 E Fair James P, phys, r 303 McDaniel, S Atl James R (Hall
Bros), r Okefenokee Swamp, Ga James R, trunk mkr Lieberman &
Kaufman, r 262 W Fair John, elk C Knowles, bds 71 Marietta John,
(■, wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath John A, elk auditrs office R & D R R,
bds 15 Houston John H, elk J T Brown, bds 2 Borne Hall John I, (Hall
& Hammond), r Griffin, Ga '• John M, saloon 304 Marietta, r 13
Thurmond *• John T Jr, asst secy Atl Home Ins Co, bds The
Normandie " John W, tinner, r 282 W Peters Hall John W, treas R & D
R R Kiser bldg. res Norcross, Ga CO CO *r CD bo ' O P a*
EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY Wm -t 3-CODS CALLED FOU AITD
DELI -53. Decatur ■ Street. DELIVEHaED .
 Parsons ft Bostick ID 2 SOUTH BROAD ST. I. * ■ EAL
ESTATE BROKERS Mineral, Timber, County and City Land For Sale.
(I) 0 n A (!) •H ■d n 0 $ •9 HAL 728 HAL Hall Joseph A, whol flour
12 W Alabama, r DeKalb Co " Joseph A, tinner W & A R R, res 12
Mechanic " Joseph S, drummer, bds 128 Luckie " Josiah B, carp, r 15
N Butler " Miss Josie, dressmkr, res 36 Old Wheat " Mrs Julia D,
teacher Walker St School, bds 613 Washington " J E, fireman E T V
& G R R " Laura H (wid O L), bds 216 Courtland ave " Levi H (L H
Hall & Co), r 296 Washington " Levi H, Jr, elk Plymouth Rock Pants
Co, bds 296 Wash'ton " Mrs Lillian O, r 161 Crew " Miss Lucy, nurse J
C A Branan " Lyman, prof math Ga School of Tech, r 384 Spring Hall
L H & Co (L H Hall and S M Hall), proprs Atlanta Coffin Factory, 194
Elliott Miss Mamie, wks Jacobs' Pharmacy, bds 57 Yonge Mary A (wid
Mathew), r 57 Yonge Mary B (wid George W), bds 613 Washington
Max (Hall Bros), bds 103 E Pine Micajah, shoes 30 Peachtree, r 41
Merritt's ave Moses, elk Atlanta Natl Bnk, r 240 Woodward ave
Nathan, c, truckman W & A Ry MEN'S FINE FURNISHINGS,!
GOLDSMITH & ALLENSWORTH, SHIRT + 7ISKKERS. 15 PEACHTREE
ST. Hall Orville H, bkkpr Atl Rubber Co, bds 10 W Ellis " O, wks Atl
Glass Co " Perry, trunkmkr Lieberman & Kaufman, bds 262 W Fair
Hall Peter W, (Hall & Champenois), bds 231 W Peachtree " Pink C, c,
shoemkr Wm Smith, r 7 Thompson al " Richard A, c, minister, r 262
Wheat " RE Lee, watchmkr B F Lent, r 57 Yonge " Samuel J, c,
drayman Black & Mcintosh, r Little bet Reed and Fraser " Sam M (L H
Hall & Co), bds Kimball House " Samuel S, farmer, bds F S Hall " Miss
Sarah, cook, J C A Branan " Thomas, c, wks T H Johnson, bds Judy
Hendrix " Thos N, whol flour 12 W Alabama, r 35 Houston " Thos O,
bkkpr Potts & Potts, r 268 Woodward ave " Virginia A (wid John O), r
271 E Fair " Walter, c, coupler C R R " Wm, architects' draughtsman
47 Old Capitol bldg, r Lee W E " Wm, wks J J Finnigan " Wm, c,
brickmason, r (18) Ira nr Fletcher " Wm, c, carp, r rear 772 Marietta
" Wm, c, lab Woodward Lumber Co, r rear 58 Fraser *^ CD " 2. 00
**. OS CO CD & CD w s to CO o> O £? CO cn 1 - ~™5T GRESS
LUMBER CO, Lumber, Laths, Shingles, of the
 TORBETT & JleCimDIiESSf S3£3£2ffv£ 22 Kimball House.
Decatur Street. I ins Machines. - - • Telephone 72. HAL 729 HAM
Hall Wm H, foremn Dixie Lumber Co, r 34 W Peters " Wm M, c, carp,
r 12 Moore's al " Willis, c, wks Gholstin Spring Bed Co " W Stovall,
chief elk C Knowles, bds 97 N Pryor Hall & Champenois (P W Hall &
Isaac Champenois), art tailors and uniform mnfrs 83 Peachtree P|
Hall & Hammond, (John I Hall, Wm R Hammond), lawyers, s U Q
2$y2 Whitehall (see card) ^la IT Hallman Felix, c, coupler C R R 499
p " John C (Hightower, Hallman & Co), r 163 W Peachtree " J
Henderson, student, bds 163 W Peachtree ft " Levi E, wks Atl Coffin
Factoiy, r 75 Granger Ss 00 " Stephen, r 45 Savannah J? Hallohan
David, baggage master Ga R R, bds 276 E Fair H Hallow Jack,
cabinet mkr Boyd & Baxter, bds 1000 Marietta Haltiwanger Albert J
(Kiser, Moore, Draper & Co), pres Haltiwanger-Taylor Drug Co, r 45
W Cain " -Taylor Drug Co, A J Haltiwanger pres, C A Ver Nooy sec,
whol drugs, 31 N Pryor , Ham, see Hamtn. P Hambrick Andrew J,
stone masn Walch & McAlpin, r 37 Fitzgerald ID "Eli P, elk P Lynch,
bds 155 Gilmer SUTWATPQ PARQIAPE Pfl Ifike work our specialty, II
I ft ft I Lil UnnniHUL UU. - Iiar-gest Stosk of Buggies and Wagons in
the h n PENDERGRASS & CRANE, Props. J soata. 36 to 41 West
Alabama Street. H Hamburg Bremen Ins Co, W P Pattillo agt, 8 Gate
City g Bank bldg a Hamby, see also Hanby 3 " Aaron F, wks W & A R
R, r 203 Luckie H " Frank, lab W & A R R "O P^ " George, wks Ga R
R, bds 221 Fair " Wm J, carp, r 27 Chattahoochee Y Hames Charles,
c, servnt W H Hickman b " Mrs Ella, r 150 Simpson H Hamil Eliza
(wid Ezekiel R), rms 319 E Fair 0 " John, c, porter CRR, bds 32
Carter " Wesley, c, lab, r 32 Carter H " W J, eng A & W P R R p
Hamilton Alexander, c, contractor, r 206 Edgewood ave d " Alexander
Jr, c, wks A Hamilton, bds 206 Edgewood ave 2 " C S, elk R M S, bds
103 Walton ™ ' ' Douglass C, fireman W & A R R, bds 40 Bartow "
Fannie (wid H N), r 405 Decatur SO ;/ " Frank, tel opr E TV & G Ry,
bds 728 S Pryor m' " George, policeman, r 12 Antoinette ". George,
c, cook M B Torbett '-' George, c, lab, r rear 109 Wells H. G. KUHRT,
No. 1 WHITEHALL ST. A Specialty Made of Flme Imported Cigars.
 D. A. KILLIANI MANUFR OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, 28 w
SSSSmES I WAGONS AND DKAYS. w HAM 730 HAM M O Hamilton
George A, foreman Selig mfg Co, r 288 E Hunter ^ a> " George C,
cond Ga R R, r 9 Moore 10 " George L, lunch counter, 55 Decatur, r
16 Fitzgerald *o = " Ceorge N, harnessmkr D Morgan, r W Third, bet
Ponder's £ £ ave and McMillan © S" " Hayden, elk J B Smith, r 3
Fitzgerald t/D » " Henry B, teacher, r 86 N Pryor g> " James, train
hand Ga Ry, bds 9 Moore " John O, elk W & A Ry, bds 62 Cone '
Joseph B, c, student, bds 206 Edgewood ave ' Joseph P, trav Logan
& McCrory, r Stone Mountain, Ga 43 £ " J E, fireman W & A Ry C3
Larkin, c, lab, r 50 Biggers * d — " L E, bkkpr ] M Coleman, r 249
Spring -£ M " Mathew G, con G P Ry, bds 85 Fair ci " Richardson, c,
wks Winship Mach Co, r 92 Houston S3 " R E, coupler W & A R R <
"SB, eng A & W P Ry „&_ " Wash, c, lab Sou Terra Cotta Wks, r 82
Greens Ferry ave " Wm, ship elk W & A R R, r 62 Cone 2 * " Willis, c,
blksmith, r 128 Powers 3 " W P, fireman W & A R R b 0 80 Q THE
JAS. A. DAVIS TURBINE WATER WHEEL I J> ^** • /s Superior to all
others. 13 Cast Alabama Street. * ^* Hp Hamm Edward, cond E T V
& G R R, r 327 Formwalt g 5 Kj h " Eugene G. cond E T V & G R R,
bds J L Young - 0b OEft " James, c, wks Davis & Edwards c ^" "
Jefferson, c, meat 234 Decatur, r 122 Terry 2 ^^ " John, t, wks
Stewart & Tolbert P F^ " Joseph, cond E T V & G R R •> " Newton,
carp, r 186 Nelson G0 " Thomas, f, candymkr Stallings & Stallings, r
276 Fulton ^} Hammersmith Charles, collr W T Buchanan, r
Bellwood Hammett Miss America, propr American House, 72 Marietta
(See advt) CL (S) " A C Jr, cashier Telephone Exchange, bds
Edgewood Sv^ " B H, wks Atl Cotton Mills H fy " James A, wks
Gholstin Spring Bed Co, r 76 Factory CQ ^ " John J, canvasser, r 116
Foundry 5 25 " John 0, fireman W & A R R, bds 116 Foundry 2 "
Laura A (wid James C), bds 50 Jones ave Er/1 " Wm A, mach, r 50
Jones ave fl ^ Hammock Luke, c, lab, r 28 Vine ^ ^ " Mary L (wid C
C), bds 353 Washington H> Hammond Allen, r 113 Stonewall ^ H "
Allen W, wks A C St Ry, r 178 Dairy ♦ tf5 3 e 9 The northwestern
fflutual, j DTEHN W.WOODS WHITE, Gen'l Agt. (-COM THE
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See Page 13 Hammond Olander C, barkpr John Domini, r 238
Decatur " Oscar, c, wks Met St Ry Co " PL. asst money elk Sou Exp
Co, bds 28 Houston " Sam, c, lab, r 55 Daniel " Sam, c, minister, r S
Atl " Theodore A, elk Markham Hse, bds same " Theodore A Jr (N J
& T A Hammond), bds 358 Peachtree " Thomas, c, wks Met St Ry "
Thomas H, eng R & D R R, r 50 Borne " Virgil, c, wks Met St Ry "
Wat, c, carp, r rear 138 E Ellis " Wm "H, molder Ga Stove & Range
Co, r 10W 3d " Wm J, elk Calhoun, King & Spalding, r 84 E Cain
Hammond Wm R, (Hall & Hammond), r 126 Washington " Wm R, car
repr ETV&GRR, r4 Stephen 1 e Windsor Hammonds Ager, elk J P
Sizemore " Robt, c, sexton South View Cemetery, r 265 S Terry "
Samuel, c, wks E S Nace Hammondtree James A, brakeman W & A R
R Hampton Charles, c, painter, r 57 Phoenix al Hampton Frank L,
(Hampton & Co), bds Leyden House " George W, c, cook, r 3 State 0
I X X" > r * Enterprise Lumber Co. Manfr's Yellow Pine Lumber in
every variety. Phone 238. 2% S. Bioid Strut.
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FIXTURES. I Corner Foundry and W. A a, B. R. HAM 732 HAN
Hampton Presley, eng, r 316 Wheat " Thomas C (Hampton &
Herman), and sec East Lake Land Co, r Church PI, W E Wade, c, wks
L H Hall & Co, bds 81 Janes al Walter G, elk RMS, bds 48 Walker Wm
A (W E Beckham & Co), bds 27 Wheat W, elk auditor's office R & D R
R, bds 124 Peachtree W P, wks F W Hart Sash & Door Co Hampton &
Co (F L Hampton & C D McKie), whole fruits & produce 70 Peachtree
Hampton & Herman (Thomas C Hampton, Charles Herman), real
estate 2 S Broad — ""■ Hamvey E C W, c, shomkr 21 Humphries, r
same H Hanay, see also Haney. •< " Miss Margaret, r 398 Luckie 1
Hanbury Miss Lelia G, music tchr W E Academy, r Railroad ^ ave,
WE = 3 " Thomas E, adv agt, 6% N Broad, r Railroad ave, W E Jfi "
Thomas P, sten C Knowles, bds Railroad ave, WE ,20 Hanby, see also
Hamby. m ,_ m " Arch J, tinner Hunnicutt & Bellingrath O =•)► "
Clem, c, wks Wood & Beaumont Co X » r — h « m pa 3D «< THE
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COJ*\«!MWKi^ S~H qf NEW YORK. I No.
10 Decatur St. PI "OO (0 ?. C Hanby James F, eng Ga R R, r n Terry
H » O Hancock Albert G, ins agt, 28^ Peachtree, rms same 3 * "
Charner J, foreman Winship Mch Co, r 188 Courtland ave 2" "
Edward, c, driver The Brady-Miller Stables, r 14 Loyd " Ellen (wid E
Lindsey), wks Expo mills, r Howell's mill rd, nr junc Marietta " Frank,
wks Expo mills, bds Howell's mill rd nr Marietta " Frank G, trav agt, r
86 Forrest ave " George M, foreman carp Sou Agl Wks, r 70 Henry "
Henry A, fireman W & A R R, bds 31 Mechanic " H Eugene, sten S E
Tariff assn, bds 71 Marietta " James A, eng C R R, r 114 Luckie "
John T, bkkpr J F Simons & Co, bds 27 Markham " Walter, appr Van
Winkle G & M Co, bds 188 Courtland ave " Wm A (Spencer &
Hancock), r 284 Courtland ave " Wm L, mach Winship Mach Co, bds
188 Courtland ave " Wm S, bds 13 Ponder ave " W A, fireman W &A
R R Hand, see also Hahn. " Alfred J, wks VanWinkle Gin and Mach
Co " Andrew C, salesman and tuner Miles & Stiff " James, c, lab, r
rear Clark Univ, S Atl DOBBS LUMBER CO.{^^>S?^ Offlos Tvtorj ud
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ACCIDENT INSUKAHUt TORBETT & McCANDLESS, State Agents,
AmirietB Ouult/ Ins. Stourlty Co. (. '22 Kimball House, Iterator St.
Telephone 78. "® HAN 733 HAN \M— ■ ( XJ Hand Samuel, bds W M
C Hand +j* " Wm M C, ship elk Atl Carriage Hdw Co, r ss Marcus, tt
e Pearl "~*- Handy Charles, capitalist, r Handy terrace IV " Duncan,
c, butler C Handy, r same __ " Terrace, Spring n e cor James _tj"
Handy Terrace Hotel, G B Sumner propr & mngr, family &
commercial hotel, 103-1 i3Spring (See card in classified) 5 o ._-
jiaiies, see aiso names aria xtaynes. > . * ._< Hanford, see also
Hansford. *Q _^ " Henry, c, drayman, r 204 Richardson £ » j£ "
John oiler E T V & G Ry Robert, c, elk A White " Wm, roekmason,
bds 23 W Peters » W u Hanie Wm, fireman C R R o § m j_.
Hankerson Theodore, wks Phcenix Planing Mill ^ ® U Hanlein Harry,
elk Eiseman Bros, bds 182 S Forsyth 3 3 j Hanleiter Miss Bertha C,
dressmkr, r 61 E Cain f §* 1 ^_- Hanlon Joseph, grocer 86 Hulsey, r
84 same W 2 H 1* " Patrick, tailor, r 186 Luckie ^u TT_ Hanna Miss
Bessie H, private school 15 E Cain, bds 370 Spring * c Qj ja " Mrs
Sara J, music teacher, r 370 Spring g £ k ^b Hannaford Charles H, r
79 Humphries £ 0 r £|£ Hannah Cicero G, agt, grocer 744 S Pryor, r
Sou Atl % H >IV " Leroy, eng Butler, Walcott & Butler ^^ Hannan
Charles H, c. wks E T V & G R R, r McDanl cor Arthr Hannum F M
(Spencer & Hannum), rms same Hunnicutt & Bellingrath Go.,}
sanitary plumber* 52 and 54 Peachtree Street. J bl63m SMI U&S
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Mitoliell «& Parker LUMBER DEALERS. 383 MARIETTA

STREET. W HAN 734 HAR ? ^ Hansell Andrew J, asst cashr Merchnts
Bank, r 169 Richardson *± " Cal, c, wks"E S Nace I |^, * {■}
Hansell Wm A, mngr sales dept Geo W Scott Mfg Co, r 238 ^i X HI
CO S Pryor L^ q * < Hansen Hansom G, trav Atl C Bottling Co, bds
192 *4 Decatur I V^' j Q O Hansford, see also Hanford g ^S £ <0 "
Mrs ^nn C, grocer 49 Magnolia, r 47 same £ H> ft James J, r 47
Magnolia § ^V Miss Lena B, with New Home S M Co, r ns Bowden 6
e 13 ^^ O Peachtree, N Atl * JH' f\ " Susan H (wid L B), r ns
Bowden 6 e Pchtree, N Atl § rV ^^ Hanshaw, see Henshaw ' K^' Q
Hansom John, c, lab, r 17 Chestnut ave 5 ^! "™ " Nick, f, wks
Southern Furniture Co, r rear 755 Marietta jc fm. ~2 Hanson, see
also Season. ® KM J 3+j " Albert R, c, porter H C Stockdell, r 275 W
Mitchell s g g ■■ Elihu B, carp Dixie Lumber & Mfg Co 5 . "■ t " Fred,
carp Dixie Lumber & Mfg Co i. ^T ju, wks ouumerii rurimure uu ^ L
^ Noel, c, porter W M Bray, bds 275 W Mitchell § ^ M| LeSUEUR &
RUNGEjAR^M^ I ft » Hanson R E, mach E T V & G Ry * " Louis, bds
37 E Mitchell • ^\ flT* Hanye see also Homey and Hayne >• > ^ "
Charles E, bkkp Excelsior Stm Laundry, bds Inman Park ^' ll Hanye
Wm E, mngr Excelsior Stm Laundry Co, r Inman Pk ^ t Hape Samuel
(Smith & Hape), sec State Agr'l Society, Hapeville ^^^^ ' ' * Harbar
Joseph, c mechanic, r 180 Maple a* co Harbin Charles, wks Sou Agr'l
Wks, r 25 Bush -JJ' O « Mrs G H, bds 10 W Ellis 9 $ » co 5° < "
Jefferson, c, barber 220 Marietta, r 350 Mangum g ' » o o E " ^m
^> clk J A Anderson & Co, r 10 Woodward ave £ g ^ co < q " Wm S
K, fireman, r 269 Simpson g. ™ ^ tt z Harbold, see Hatibold. af ~. ^
j Harbuck Charles H, fireman G P Ry, r 404 Luckie £ g- » < I O "
George E, carp, r 162 W Peters g P r~ £ 2 £ " Mrs J L (W A Harbuck
&;Co), bds 215 Hunnicutt g g < E z ^ " Lawson, helper Wingate &
Mell S 5" "* £ tt w " Mrs Mary, r 215 Hunnicutt * 2 co * z " Wm,
candy mkr F E Block » SOUTHERN BELTING CO. M^V SI DE9KTUR
STREBT. (. + ENDLESS BELTS
 B% D I FINE WINES HMD LIQUORS ■ 4Xf Dl I AT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. IIAR 735 HAR CO O da «© fX=0_ cm ee
Harbuck Win, wks Sou Agl Wks, bds 215 Hunnicutt " Wm A (W A
Harbuck & Co), r 74 Plum " W A & Co (VV A & Mrs J L Harbuck),
grocers, 542 Marietta Hardage Miss Annie, dressmkr Odair &
Shumate, r Decatur, Ga " Charles W, lab, r Hampton nr Dillon li Jesse
D, carp, r Hampton nr Dillon " Robert L, trav Gate City Coffin Co, bds
242 Formwalt Hardaway A G, c, elk R M S, bds 137 Houston " H B, c,
blacksmith W Mason, bds (238) Richardson " J F, elk Benjamin &
Cronheim, rms 43^ E Alabama " Luther C, bill elk F E Block, bds 46
E Mitchell Hardeman, see also Hard man and Hartman. " Clark, c,
city lab, r 23 Gray " Columbus L, c, grocer 645 Marietta, rms same "
G T Eugene, bds 224 Peachtree " Harris, c, lab, r 21 Johnson "
Henry, c, lab Collins Brick Co, r 404 North ave " Jack, r 172 S
Boulevard " Milton, c, porter Am Notion Co, rms 281 Rawson "
Pompey, c, wks city, r 257 Fraser " Robt L, elk The Ryan Co, bds 135
Mills ffl 08 -Dnlon GeDtral Life Ins. Ce.r> H. P. BLOODWORTH, Gen.
Agt. Makes Loans on Real Estate in Ga., and is virtually a Home
Company. Hardeman Robert U, State Treasurer, State capitol, bds
Hotel Weinmeister Samuel H, hostler R & D R R, r 19 Berean
Sherman, c, porter W A Montgomery, rms 58 Porter Thomas, c, lab
Collins Brick Co Harden, see also Hardin and Hardon Arthur M, cond
Met St Ry, res (30) Garibaldi 3 n Eeds Miss Carrie L, tchr West End
Academy, bds W E ave, W E Charles T, bookbinder J P Harrison &
Co, r 10 Ezra Ella (wid R R), r — Doray Fred E, elk Atl Water Wks
George F, wks Boyd & Baxter, bds 10 Ezra Harry, c, wks E S Nace H
Frank, painter, r (2) Gate City James, r 107 Glenn James Jr, agt The
Sou Indus Aid Society, r 13 S Moore Mrs Jennie A, r 62 E Baker Mrs
Mary, bds 43^ Magnolia Robert, c, r 62 Reed Sallie J (wid W P), r
West End ave W E Truman, c, coachman J H James, r rear 26 W
Peachtree Wallace L, elk Atl Water Works SHIRTS, COLLARS AND
CUFFS BEAUTIFULLY DONE. EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY, 33
Decatur Street. O 8 I— I M m o © o > > rst m 9 230 Hz > J» Z «->
C :o c 53 1 o o 30 z o m
 n ID s n 0 (8 Parsons ft Bostick! real estate brokers J I |
Mineral, Timber, County and 2 SOUTH BROAD ST. I"1 City Land For
Sale. HAR 736 HAR Harden , tinner, bds 106 Walton Hardi, see also
Hardy " Ernest, elk The Ryan Co " James C, collr Roberts & Lumpkin
" Joseph, driver Troy Stm Lndry, bds 43 Trinity ave Hardin Augustus,
c, porter Heard & Parker, r rear 212 Whitehall " Benjamin, c, lab Sou
Sprg Bed Co, r Oliver, Edgewood Hardin Frank M, agt R & D R R, r
146 Pulliam " James M, wks Gholstin Sprg Bed Co, r 16 Rhinehart "
Job, c, car clnr R & D R R " John O H, cigars, r 81 Luckie " Joseph, c,
lab, R & D R R, r Wylie, Reynoldstown " Joseph B, trav King Hdwre
Co, r 174 Angier ave *• " Louis, c, wks The Brady-Miller Stables "
Mark A, elk House of Reps, r 105 S Pryor ^ " R Lee, bkkpr R C Black,
bds 105 S Pryor Co q " Samuel, c, plumber McPherson Barracks, r 82
Humphries ** ^ " Thomas L, bkkpr Montag Bros, rms 209 Peachtree
TJ m " U J, bds 36 Rock 5 g " Wm H, c, candymkr F E Block, r 14
Delbridge O |— Harding Joseph E, mngr Sou Copying Co, r 65 E Cain
(See * PI card in classified) 30 |— GOLDSMITH & ALLENSWORTHj"^
ci?ss iP°°^ °"*y 5 I Men's Outfitters ar>d Shirt JVIal*ers. (_ • ATo
Trash. : : CO 30 Hm Harding Miss Emma E, with Sou Copying Co,
bds 65 E Cain cy) O, wks J C Peacock & Son Wade P, printer
Constitution Job Office, r 65 E Cain — rdman, see also Hardeman
and Hartman. S| Miss Eva, dressmkr Odair & Shumate, bds Davis nr
Mitchell "^g Grant, c, r 58 Porter ^9 James, c, lab, r 5 Eliza al ^3
John T, mach Atl Mach Wks, bds 50 Davis ۩ Robert L, bkkpr J M
High & Co, bds 9 Thurmond ™1 Sarah A (wid Thomas W), r 50 Davis
*® Wm J, cotton buyer, r 66 N Butler ^^ Hardner Ambrose, bkkpr,
bds 90 Nelson «« Hardnett Edward, c, wks J Glore, bds 90 Alexander
^ ^ Hardon, see also Harden. ^5 " John O H, elk The Ryan Co S3
Hardon Virgil O, physician, 66 N Forsyth, r same C© Hardrumpt
Guss, wks L H Hall & Co Hardwick Homer V, trav Geo W Scott Mfg
Co, r Conyers, Ga £ " John W, elk G H Muse & Co, bds Glenn bet Hill
& Gardn " Logan, c, wks Grant Park, r 39 Richmond " Marie I, c,
instrctr English, Clark University, rsame " Mattie L (wid John W), r
Glenn bet Hill & Garden • GRESS LUMBER GO, \GY2 S. BROAD
STREET, MANUFACTUKERS OF LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES, Etc
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FIRE INSURANCE! Strong, Reliable and Liberal Co.'*. I We

solict your patronage. Satisfaction Guaranted. TOEBETT dfc XuEcC-A-
XTPXjESS, Strong, Reliable and Liberal Co.'*. I 32 Ilmbill Houn.
Doatvr St. Tslephoai 78. CO HAR 737 HAR ■^" Hardwick Neal O, wks
Sou Bell T & T Co, r 34 Mays '■ Allen, " Miss Belle, elk J J Faber, r 19
W Harris ^31 " Clarence, timekpr J M High & Co, bds 92 Davis "
Floyd, c, driver Armour Packing Co g— " Fred C, elk J M High & Co,
bds 131 W Hunter ^— " Hamp, c, carp, r 156 Gray CO " Henry, c,
porter ETV&GRR Qp " James, contractor, r 132 Smith " John, c, lab,
Collins Brick Co " Joseph, c, wks A C St R R " Katherine C (wid W L),
r 79 W Harris " Laura A (wid Wm H) r 343 E Hunter " Levi, c, r rear
789 Peachtree " Lewis F, elk Gramling & Xisbet, bds 92 Davis "
Robert A, fireman Fire Co No 1, bds 85 Hood " Samuel M, bkkpr H
Mozley, r 92 Davis Hare Belle (wid G B), r 168 E Georgia ave QD
BTUUATCD PADDIAPC Pfl I Ag-ts. for the CELEBRATED "OWENSII I
If A I til UAnnlAUL LU. BORO" and "OLD HICKORY" FARM W
PENDERGRASS 4 CRANE, Props. (.WAGONS, DRAYS, &c. 35 to 41
W.Ala. St. Hare Harry L, elk W F Hare, bds 168 E Georgia ave " Wm
F, grocer 90 Capitol ave, r same Hargis H W, elk The Ryan Co qj "
James O, bag master W & A R R ill " Richard R, cond W & A R R OS
Hargrave Johanna (wid Charles), r 58 Gartrell " Mary (wid Thornton
B), r 261 Simpson Hargrove Emanuel, c, porter W W Little, r 198
Fraser lJ " George, c. tailor, bds 50 Rawson O " Richard, c, lab, r 50
Rawson Harkey Wm C, real estate 42 Wall, r Edgewood Harldns see
also Hawkins. " John J, wks Abe Foote & Bro • " Lucy L (wid James
Hj, bds 125 Grant " Robert Lee. gate keeper L'nion Depot, r 125
Grant jjj Harkness Alex, c, carp, r 365 Rawson ^" ' Harlan George W,
elk RMS, 177 Garnett QS " Owen, c, driver Tidwell & Pope Harley
John, bds 46 E Mitchell *** " Robert, c, wks Natl Surgical Institute q
Harlin Drewry L, car repr C R R, r 256 Fraser O Harlow A B, bds
Arlington Hotel wm — wf m 1 «j «■— v f Importer of and Dealer In
No .7 Whitehall St.. Centennial Bldg. i CIGARS AND FUDAvuUi O u
 D. A. lULLIAN^ANUFACTUBEROF^CARHIAGES and
Repairing of all kinds Promptly Done. H W w TO Q O TO CO 28 W.
PETERS ST, HAR 738 HAR 10 © C 0 £ Q. O 0 Harman Ann A (wid
Zachariah E), bds 410 Peachtree q Harman Charles E, genl
passenger agt W & A R R, bds 410 Peachtree Harmer Jeff, c, lab, r
Leach Harmon Benjamin, driver 0 L Stamps & Co, r 51 Lowe "
Charles, wks E T V & G R R " Edward, brakeman E T V & G R R "
Elijah S, car insp R &: D R R, r Pearl, s e cor Marcus " George B,
mach R & D R R, r Waterhouse, cor Willow, Edgewood " John T, elk
G W Beavers, r 6 Hogue " Joseph B, carp, r 269 Spring " Miss Lizzie,
wks Troy Steam Laundry " Richard, c, lab r 125 Mills " Robert N, wks
G W Beavers, r 3 Berean ave, bet Prisock al & Tennels " Thomas F,
gateman LTnion depot, r 103 Grant " Wm, c, porter Tripod Paint Co,
r 53 Lowe Harmsberger Jabez D, carp M M Mauck, bds 678 S Pryor
Harmsen J F Carl, with Perdue & Egleston, r 93 Mangum " Martine L,
bkkpr C C Thorn, bds 93 Mangum Harp George, c, lab Ga Stove &
Range Co, r Bellwood THE JAS. A. DAVIS TURBINE WATER WHEEL
(Latest Improved.) Lasts 50 Years or More in Regular Use. 13 E.
Alabama St. Harp Rebecca B (wid A P), r 126 Wheat Harper Alf,
reporter Constitution, bds 71 Marietta " Benjamin, c, r 38 Trenholm "
Brown, c, plasterer, r 165 Martin " Charles H, printer Constitution, r
447 )A Marietta " Daniel, c, butler W H Smyth, r same " Daniel, c,
carpet layer, rms 46 Powers " Dedley, c, draymn, r 160 Elliott "
Dorsey, c, lab, r 56 Randolph " George, policeman, r 44 N Butler "
George W, c, driver C G Ibach, r 66 Wells " Hal, c, porter Wm A
Broughton " Henry, c, brickmason, r 60 Green's Ferry ave '' Henry, c,
carp, r rear 276 Martin " Henry, c, wks Gate City Gas Lt Co, r in
Larkin " Ida, c, eating house 7 Ivy " Jacob, c, lab, bds 16 Venable "
James H, boxmkr, bds 59 Mills " James H, c, lab, r 63 Chestnut ave "
James W, coal and wood 58 McDaniel, r rear 53 same " Jesse, c, wks
Ga Ry, r 411 Terry " John F, meat market 107 Decatur, r 173 E
Hunter 0 ? §0 r I? Pm 9 0 I TJf 1 Furnishes Cheapest Insuranct Ml
km iW. WOODS WEIIMmigt
 Druggists1 and Stationers' Rubber Goods f Syringes.
Combs. Toys, Bands, Erasers, Etc. Atlanta Rubber Co. 20 Decatur
Street, I ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA. 00 c CD . CZ *! -a SS s a ss J TO 2
.tip, HAR 739 HAR 1 Ul c OD * < I o « -J : -J < 1 Harper John S,
furniture finisher, r io6_Lovejoy " John T, grocer 48 Rock, r same "
Joseph, c, brickmason, bds 60 Greens Ferry ave " Joseph, c, lab, bds
21 Randolph " Joseph A, elk W A Harper, r 9 Wells " J S, c, elk R M
S, bds Clark University " Maggie E (vvid L T), bds 278 Chestnut "
Major J, c, waiter E N Close, r 77 Edgewood ave " Marvin, office boy,
T E Hanbury, bds 45 Wheat " Moses H, elk G H Muse & Co, bds 69
Windsor " M F, driver A C St R R Co " Nathan, c, lab, r rear 44 Hogue
" Peyton, c, lab, r 38 Reed " Roderick T (Harper & Mallory), r 69
Windsor " Sallie F (wid Joel), r 24 Alexander " Sam, c, carp, r 32
Parks " Thomas J, jeweler 3^ Whitehall, rms same " T R, c, elk RMS,
bds Clark University " Wesley, c, porter Atl Beef Co, r al bet Orme
and Williams, " Wm, lab E T V & G R R " Wm, elk C Knowles, bds
339 Courtland ave " Wm A, with L Minis, bds 575 Peachtree €L s !
CLAYTON I m KCan be attached to any machine without 1 (moving
or damaging any part of it. See Page 13 £ iUUI Harper Wm A, elk G
H Muse & Co, bds 69 Windsor " Wm A, grocer and meat 53-57
McDaniel, r 15 Wells " Wm H, grocer 143 Smith, r rear same " Wm
H, c, grocer 64 Wells, bds 66 same " Zip, elk G H Muse & Co, bds 97
Capitol Square " & Mallory (Roderick T Harper, Wm A Mallory), meat
29 Washington Harrahon, see also Harrison. "' Abel, c, plasterer, bds
55 Phoenix al Harralson Bros & Co (P H, Henry L&LF Harralson),
whol cigars and tobacco 19 N Pryor Edward (M & E Harralson), r
Edgewood Henry L (Harralson Bros & Co), r East Point . Joseph, c,
carp, bds 55 Phoenix al Leonidas F (Harralson Bros & Co), bds 97 N
Pryor Lewis, c, porter W F Westmoreland Logan D, elk Harralson
Bros & Co, r 62 W Peachtree Madison (M & E Harralson), r
Edgewood Maynie (vvid Allen) bds 71 Luckie M & E, mdse brokers, 6
E Alabama Philip H (Harralson Bros & Co), r Inman Park Mrs R
Elizabeth, bds 444 Crew CO ♦ Telephone 238 For all kinds Yellow
Pine Lumber ENTERPRISE LUMBER CO., ' 2% South Broad Street.
 ( CABLE ORNAMENTS, HALL GRILLS AND MANTELS I Cor.
Foundry and W. & A. R. R. HAR 740 HAR •5 r£ ® § co Harrell
Samuel C, ticket agt A & W P R R, r 53 Cooper " Sarah M (wid
Samuel W), bds 53 Cooper " Wm, eng C R R Harrille Wm, appr May
Mantel Co Harriman David I, supt Expo Mills, r old Expo grds
Harrington, me also Herrington. " John, foreman Atl Lumber Co, bds
113 W Mitchell " John, c, packer Mueller & Koempel, r (21) Grady "
John T, special delivery messr, post office " Mary A (wid L C), bds
Irwin, W E " N H, c, peddler, r 332 Whitehall " Rice R, lunch stand 31
N Broad, r 20 Exchange PI " R H, fireman R & D R R, r Irwin rear
R&D shops " Wm, wks Atl Glass Co " Wm, policeman, r 26 Warren PI
" Wm, c, helper C A Conklin Mfg Co Harris Abraham, c, brickmason, r
271 Fraser " Alexander, c, drayman, r 279 Chapel " Alfred, c, wks
Union Mill & Whse Co " Andrew, c, wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath Co, r
rear 117 Pulliam " Andy, c, wks Atl Excelsior Works THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.^^S'BBSKMCW1 OF NEW YORK. No. 10
Decatur St. Harris Armenius O, detective Wells Fargo Co, r 1 1
Gartrell " Arnold S, trav A M Robinson & Co " Arthur L, tinner C A
Conklin Mfg Co, bds 78 Howell " Asa L. propr Railroad Record, ^25
Luckie " A A, blacksmith T S Field, r country " Benjamin, carp, r 257
Simpson " Benjamin C, paper hanger J T Lofton " Brown, r,
woodsawyer, r ws Ira, 3 n Glenn " Bud, c, driver P T Dodd, bds 348
Wheat " Cash, c, lab, r 168 E Hunter " Charles, c, watchman 256
Whitehall " Charles, c, driver Chamberlin, Johnson & Co, r 39 Alice "
Charles, c, porter Sharp Bros, bds 163 Whitehall " Charles A
(Rockwell & Harris) r 70^ Whitehall " Charles G, coal, bds 261 E
Hunter " Charles H, porter Lamar & Rankin Drug Co, r 433 Glenn "
Charles I, elk Chamberlin, £J*& Co, bds 261 Magnolia " Clem R
(Harris & Nutting and Harris, Nutting & Co), r 453 Peachtree " C W,
brakemn E T V & G R R, bds Henry Phillips Harris Daniel B, special
agt Ins Co North America, bds 19 E Cain DOBBS LUMBER
CO.j^^P:^?.^^. (lor. Mitchell & Mangmxn Sts. Tel. 1040 I
Mouldings. Ornaments. Kt« % ^ 01— rn; CO cc >• -0 1— m m > 0
r-i Q 3D t_ m O' m so CO -i > rrni =0 C7300 m
 ACCIDENT INSURANCE JTORBETT & IgCARDLESS, State
Agents, Amtrittn Ouulty Isa. Security Co. I 22 Kimball House,
Decatur St. Telephone 72. o u T R NT lu, O u o C O • o XJ N o re o i
HAR 74i HAR Harris David S, r 379 Edgewood ave " David S, wks
Withers Fndy, bds 317 Windsor " Dave, c, wks Martin & Webb, bds
359 Fraser " Dwight W, wks Sou Agrl Wks, bds 284 Luckie " Ed, 1,
wks W & A shops, r Prathers al " Edward, c, lab, r 363 Fraser "
Elbert, c, wks GPRR, bds rear 192 E Harris " Elbert F, carp R & D R R
shop, res 78 Howell " Eliza F (wid Hiram), bds Park w e " Mrs
Elizaboth H, res 206 Marietta " Emanuel J, wks Atl Glass Wks, bds
728 S Pryor " Eugene J, trav Marsh, Smith & Marsh, rms 33 Fairlie "
Eugene U, asst Brosius Motor S M Co, r w e Harris Evans, (Harris
Lime Co), bds 55 Hood " E A (wid J 0), res 19 E Cain " Felix, c, lab, r
202 Gate City near Mary " Fleming, grocer 219 W Peters, r 197 same
" Frank, wks W M Forsyth " Frank, c, wks Fuller & Akers " George, c,
junk, r 50 Robbins al " Gord H, brakeman W & A Ry " Griffin, c,
brakeman G P Ry, r 22 Victoria J. G. THROWER { INVALID LIFTS
RENTED TO APPLICANTS 9 ""a E. ALABAMA STREET. Harris Henry,
wks Southern Agrl Wks Henry, c, brakeman E T V & G Ry, bds 140
Elliott Henry, c, lab, r 42 College Henry, c, lab, r 174 Hilliard Henry, c,
painter, r rear no Peachtree Henry, c, eating house, 235 W Peters, r
same Henry, c, feeder Atlanta Newspaper Union Henry C, c, barber A
F Herndon, bds 189 E Harris Henry F, physician 78 Marietta, r same
Henry P, bds 51 Yonge Hilliard J, carp, r 244 Decatur Hiram D, oil
deliverer, r 47 Fortune Hiram N, carp Winship Mach Co, bds 25
Carter Horner W, press feeder Atl Label Press Howell C, elk E Y Ginn,
bds 54 N Forsyth I P, pres and treas Harris Stave & Lumber Co, r 55
Jackson, r, lab, r 9 Boaz Jack N (Ketner, Douglass & Co), rms 57 j4
Peachtree Jake, c, wks Woodward Lumber Co James, helper
Stockton & Ingle, r 421 Mangum James, painter, bds Ponder's ave, n
e cor W Third James, c, cook, r 17 Butler o 03 > pa < ♦ H zL ® "By
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LUMBER DEALERS 12 -• X> _ (3 CO " ® CO <1l CO HAR 742 HAR o
tu > X ■CD o -J > Harris James, c, wks H Crankshaw & Co, bds
Marietta 2 w Collins Brick Co " James B, c, barber A Nash, r 97
Markham " James C, policeman, r 46 Walnut Harris James D, sec
and treas Gate City Art Glass Works, r 313 Marietta " James H, meat
market 302 Marietta, r 117 same " James H, watchman, r 25 Carter
" Jefferson A, wks E T V & G R R shops, r Elizabeth, S Atl " Jerry, c,
driver, r Lowe's al Harris Joel C, editorial writer Atl Constitution, r
Gordon, W E " John, elk WT B Richards, r N Atl " John, wks Sou Agrl
Wks " John, c, butler J Haas, r 177 Fulton " John, c, fireman A & W P
Ry John, 1, lab, r 248 Walnut John, c, lather, bds 262 S Terry John,
c, painter, Sou Atl, r 280 McDaniel cor Gardner John B, car repr G P
Ry, 1 9 Victoria John B, policeman, r 72 McAfee John J, wks Gate
City Coffin Co, bds Weston bet Oliver and Linsey LeSUEUR & RUNGE
architects kVVULUII \JL 1 1UI1 VI U (Room 41, Old Capitol Building:
Harris John N, carp Phoenix Planing Mill, r 17 Hilliard " John R, elk R
& D R R, bds 55 Houston " John S, grocer 378 Decatur, r 26 Hilliard
■ " Joseph, c, bds 193 Wheat " Joseph, c, blksm, r 119 N Butler "
Joseph, c, butler, r 262 S Terry " Joseph J, c, lab, bds 262 S Terry "
Joseph A, bkkpr "Kind Words," res 70 Ellis " Joseph M, wks Gate City
Coffin Co, r s s Weston bet Oliver and Linsey " Judge, c, lab, r Oliver,
Reynoldston Julia A (wid Singleton P), r 261 E Hunter Julian,
reporter Evening Herald, bds Gordon w e Julius, bkkpr, res 70 Ellis J
A, switchman W & A R R J T, driver A C St Ry Kit, c, carp, res 121 E
Harris Laura, c, laundress, res 124 Fort Laura L (wid John C), bds
318 Whitehall Lige, c, cleaner Ga R R Harris Lime Co, (Evans Harris,
M M Campbell) lime, cement, plaster, hair & feed rear 72 Marietta
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