Atlanta, greatest city of the great South ..Facts and official figures . others—pants, overalls, etc. Nunnally Company—confectionaries. Oklahoma Ainegar Company. Parian Paint Company. Pinnacle Trunk Mfg. Company. Palmer Brick Co. Purity Paint & A arnish Co. Phoenix Planing Mill. Robinson. A. M. & Co.—pants, shirts and overalls. Seitzsinger, T. F.—printers rollers, etc. Schlesinger, H. L.—confectioner. Shroeter. J. H. &^ Bro.—machinery. Silverstien, D.—hats, caps, etc. Smith, John M.—carriages. South Georgia Puml^er Co. South River Brick Co. Southern Cotton Oil Co. Southern Engraving Co. Southe
Atlanta, greatest city of the great South ..Facts and official figures . others—pants, overalls, etc. Nunnally Company—confectionaries. Oklahoma Ainegar Company. Parian Paint Company. Pinnacle Trunk Mfg. Company. Palmer Brick Co. Purity Paint & A arnish Co. Phoenix Planing Mill. Robinson. A. M. & Co.—pants, shirts and overalls. Seitzsinger, T. F.—printers rollers, etc. Schlesinger, H. L.—confectioner. Shroeter. J. H. &^ Bro.—machinery. Silverstien, D.—hats, caps, etc. Smith, John M.—carriages. South Georgia Puml^er Co. South River Brick Co. Southern Cotton Oil Co. Southern Engraving Co. Southern Farm Tool Co. Southern Fertilizer Co. Southern Furniture Co. Southern Plaster Co. Southern Roofing Mfg. Co. Southern Rubber Stamp & Stencil Works. Southern Saw Works—saws and emery wheels. Southern Spring Bed Co. Southern Terra Cotta Works. Spence N. C. Carriage Co. Standard Ice Co. Swift Specific Co.—medicine. Thurmond, Chas. W.—moulding and pict\ire frame. Traynham & Ray—planing mills. VanWinkle Gin & Machine A Business Street. ®ur ©ffice Builbinas. Atlanta has given and continues to give the country great surprises. Ithas not hesitated at a Worlds Fair, pronounced by many unsurpassed byany held ni America. It readily undertakes anything of value done by ourgreatest cities. But perhaps nothing so astonished the people of the coun-try and focused national attention as the bold feat of the city in the con-struction of modern office buildings. The country had scarcely quit talk-uig about the sky-scrapers of Chicago and Xew York before Atlanta em-barked in the business. If those cities could build them, so could Equitable led oft, a lialf million dollar structure, which freely elicitedpredictions that it would be the last. But it was no experiment. Itsbuilders knew what they were about. The three hundred offices in thatmagnificent edifice were not all ready before they were taken. One afteranother great office structures foHowed in
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