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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1906
Page
7
Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Co presents solid mahogany early English mission pieces in dull finish with brass trim. Designs emphasize simplicity and sturdy lines for China cabinets, sideboards, chairs, and tables. Leaded glass panels, long flat brass hinges, and rich color showcase the blending of English style with Mission furniture. Price 41.50.
The article details a table and sideboard featuring plain lines and brass fittings. The sideboard includes two top drawers, velvet silverware lining, and a broad bottom linen drawer with a plate rack at the back. Sideboard priced at $85. The table has four square legs with brass foot bindings and a large cross-braced center leg, a round six-seater when closed, and an eight-foot extension offered for about $700.
A set of eight chairs and six side chairs plus two armchairs shown in a cut. The eight chair set is priced at $7800. The chairs feature large flat headed brass tacks and a mahogany frame with Spanish leather seating.
A saucy little girl travels with an old tramp, discussing economizing as they press on toward Birmingham. The pair, seen by a crowd of officers, share a weary journey with sparse provisions and a long road ahead. The girl questions the man while he explains their path and hopes for a future arrival.
The Grand opens with Klaw & Klanger’s imported Humphy Dumpty on a special train of fourteen cars. A 300 member company floods the theater with elaborate aerial sets and locks in place intricate machinery. The show promises a dazzling, nonstop performance with diverse scenery, costumes, and a large crew handling changes and lighting.
Major J W Culpeper died at 74 in Clearwater Florida after a long service life. Funeral services were conducted yesterday at his home in Mormster Fis Dr with interment in Clearwater. He was survived by two daughters and two sons including Mrs Jess Culpeper.
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