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you CAN SELECT
A IOT ANYWHERE
IN TOWN. AND WE
WILL SELL IT TO
YO.U, AND BUILD
A HOUSE ON IT TO
SUIT YOU. ON A
CASH PAYMENT.
BALANCE LIKE
RENT, OR WE WILL
PAY OFF YOUR
NOTES ON ANY
LOT, AND BUILD
A HOUSE, BALANCE
LIKE RENT.
SEE OUR ARCH-
TECT, MR. J. B.
HAWKINS; HIS AD
VICE AND DRAW
INGS COST YOU
NOTHING.
W. P. KELLY & CO.
312-313-314 Peters Bldg.
W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
HI Thone 2027.
Atlanta Tbone 1SS1.
i plantation and stock fabm ok
2.100 ACKBtf IN UIDDLG GEORGIA,
t* MILES FROM A CITY OF 40,000 PEO-
pie, 2 tulles of rnllroad frontage, also pub
ic road frontage, 1,20) acres !u cultivation;
J5*j acres of rich bottom lands; S00 acres of
'fine swamp bottoms still to be developed,
plenty of wood aud timber for borne con-
sumption. Most of tbn land lies level and
1» a loosivdark, loam/ toll, with strong els/
{tabsoll. Oue mule enu cultivate 40 acres
•f this laud. Two six-room dwellings sad
thirty tcuant bouses of two and four rooms,
sleety distributed. Corn mill and gin, saw
mill, horse and mule barns, crib and bog
aud chicken nouaea, etc., all In good condl
tkiu; 5 tulles of ling wire fencing. Creek
aud hrnuches supply water In uearly all
parts of the laud. Station and side truck
the place, bebool aud cbnrchcs conven-
|t. Annual average net Income $6,000.
Price 115 per acre. Terms one-tblrd cash;
lain are on or before ten /ears In sunuil
payments to suit purchaser, wltb 0 per cent
on deferred payments. This Is a bargain
and the chance of n lifetime. Make the
down payment and the place will make the
tuouey to pay tbe balance. Good water
and good health. Labor Is plentiful aud
«h-ap. For further information, write or
SANDERS & CONWAY
Phones 5488, 412 Peters Bid
!p2,000—Confederate avenue,
fronting “Little Switzer
land,” we have a cottage of
5 rooms and hall, nice man
tels, water, sewerage, bath
nice gas fixtures; nice lot
aud can sell for $150 cash
and $25 per month if taken
inside 24 hours.
$1,200—Fronting entrance
to “Little Switzerland,”
we have 150 foot front, room
for a large 6 or 7-room cot
tage and large store; no
store within 1-4 mile of this
place; one of the very best
locations.
725 feet frontage by average
of 1(10 back on a good st.
close to Marietta st. This
vacant property lies well,
partly gfove, fine renting
section, as investment it will
pay handsomely to buy at
price we can make you for
immediate sale.
A .NEW INVESTMENT PROPOSITION
near tin* North Avenue yards. Three new
well built and attractive; rental of
125.50 per month. Price $2,250; one-half
VACANT LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE
»i Twelfth street; $0 by 17$ feet. A gen
uine bargain for $1,60(1 cash.
HOUSTON STREET, CORNER HOWELL
struct, Mfvcu-rottnt cottage home; nil city
nmciiiciices; lot 48 by 111. Price $2,860; $800
cash; balance $30 per month.
; all city conveniences; lot 37 by ICO
iclcb'. irbood. I'rlce $3,160, on terms of $850
• ash; ini in iicu $26 per month; 7 per cent.
This tilnce la now rented to n good tenant
1»r $:.» per month.
paying $37 per m
re la uothlng l>ette:
GOOD HAST FRONT LOT. INSIDE CITY
limits, on new Stewart avenue car line.
Ali right for $100.
coimce uonic; ■iret
down I’Hee $2,625.
bom.-; all city ct
Price only $2,100.
McLendon ave.-almost new 6-room
S. B. TURMAN & CO.,
Corner Broad and Alabama Sts.
On North Side—New G-r.,
beautiful cottage ou large
corner lot; large pantry and
bath room, select neighbor
hood; outside city limits;
near carline; 20 minutes ride
from center of city. * Tile
view of the city from this
point is beautiful. If you
are looking for a suburban
cottage uear the city, this
place will please you. Price
$3,500, one-third cash, bal
ance easy.
A pretty 6-r. Cottage, Kick-
wood,*Ga.; tinted walls; in
pink of condition; lot 75x190,
and just the place for young
couple or small’family; con
venient to churches, schools,
and the owner is going to
leave the city, and instructs
us to sell quick. Don’t all
the young couples ((peak at
once.
HARWELL ST.-NEAR W. HUNTER 8T.
Sale* Department:
A. 8. HOOK, R. C. E
FOR SALE.
Large lot on College Park
»r line. Owner has in
ducted us to sacrifice for
nick sale,
cc
LIEBMAN,
Keal Estate—Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
Recognize, the Rebelt.
Managua, Nicaragua. March J».—The
f®v*mment of Coata Rica recognizee
ihe provisional government of Hondu-
u "nder the Honduran revolution!*!*,
"astno Roealee, Mtgual Ouell and Ig-
I"-"oatro. thua killing the rumora
Jf* ! 1 '»*la Rica haa Joined Salvador,
-j.iicniala and Honduras ogalnat M-
e-cagua.
TRINITY METHODI8T CHURCH.
Morning.
Organ Prelude. Batlete.
Voluntary, "Christ, Our Passover,
Vorlch.
Easter Carol. Gabriel—Intermediate
department of Sunday achool.
Offertory. "King AH Olorloue," Barn-
by.
Anthem, "Hallelujah! Christ Is RIs
JwumMtJnori... .E'HDLUUPUPUPUP
Postlude. "Hallelujah Chorus," Han
del.
Evening. .
Organ recital at 7; So p. m.
First Sonata, Gullmant.
Introduction.
Allegro.
Pastorale.
Finale, . „
Service at 8 P. M.
Voluntary. "Sing Allelujah Forth,”
Buck.
Offertory, Solo, “Hosanna,” Granler—
Miss Harrison.
The regular choir will be augmented
by a double quartet. The following
will render the program: Miss Mamie
Harrison, Mrs. C. A. Sheldon. Miss
Augusta Wynn, sopranos: Mrs. Arthur
Crevlston. Mrs. Gutlyard. Miss Jennie
Armstrong, altos: Mr. R. D. Armour,
Mr. J. Wilson. Dr. George Tlgnor. ten
ors’ Mr. J. N. Hubbard, Mr. M. H.
Sanders, Mr. Mansfield, basses: Mr.
Charles A. Sheldon, Jr., organist and
director.
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We desire to call the attention of our
readers to the fact that a few drug
gists In this locality, on account of cut
prices on drugs, have adopted the prim-
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when a well-known preparation of es
tablished reputation Is called for
For example, when you ask for Dr.
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Allow any druggist or drug clerk to
persuade you Into buying something
else In Its place. Every time he sue-
ceeds In selling you a worthtais sub
stitute he makes more profit, but you
are humbugged at the expense of your
'"swamp-Root Is prepored onlybyDr.
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EASTER MUSIC IN
ATLANTA CHURCHES
Sunday In the beautiful churches of
Atlanta .glad anthems ond triumphant
hymns will tell of the glory of the Ris
en Lord. Grand organs will send
through vaulted roofs far up Into the
blue sky of the early springtime tho
melody of the story of the Resurrec
tion. The sweet voices of children will
carol to reverent congregation's, while
Easter lilies will swing their fragrant
white bells before splendid marble al
tars.
Never before In the history of At
lanta have more ornate and beautiful
programs been prepared b; the va
rious church choirs of the city for Eas
ter services, and In no other city of
the South will the great religious fes
tival be more fittingly observed, espe
cially In a musical way, aa the follow
ing elaborate programs attest:
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
The program for the First Baptist
church has been completed by Mr.
J. P. O'Donnclly, organist and choir di
rector. Two beautiful sacred cantatas
by Buck will be rendered In the after
noon at 4 o'clock, tho regular choir be.
Ing augmented by a number of well-
known voices.
The full program la aa follows;
Morning.
Prelude—Stebbens.
Comet and Violin—Shelley—Mr. C. T.
Wurm and Mr. Erwin Mueller.
Voluntary, “He Is Risen"—Gadsby.
Violin Solo—Mr. Erwin Mueller.
Offertory. "He Is Not Here. For He Is
Risen"—Edward Broome—Mr#. W. S.
Elkin. Jr.
Anthem, “They Have Taken Away
My Lord"—Harrington—Mlsa Laura
Gilbert and choir.
Postlude—Faulkee.
Afternoon Service—4 O’clock.
"The Story of the Croea" and "Christ,
the Victor,” two sacred cantatas by
Dudley Buck, will be rendered in the
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Choir—Mr*. W. S. Elkin, Jr., sopra
no; Miss Laura Gilbert, alto; Mr. Rob.
trt M. Barry, tenor: Mr. John S. Scott,
bass: Mr. C. T. Wurm. cornetlst; Mr.
Erwin Mueller, violinist, assisted by
Mrs. T. H. Wingfield, Mrs. S. W. Slls-
bee. Mrs. S. A. Swann, Miss Leo More-
head, sopranos; Mrs. Clarence Blosser,
Mrs. Arthur Crevlston, Mrs. Llewellyn
Scott, Mrs. A. R. Colcord, Miss Har
row. Miss Jennie Armstrong, Miss' Car
olyn Stelnhclmer, altos; Messrs. T. B.
Davies, Oscar Cook, John M. Cooper,
N. C. Napier. V. E. Tlcke, tenors;
Messrs. Edward Werner, John H. Mul-
Frank Wheat, Ernest Waltt, Ma
rion Hood. Llew ellyn Scott. Leslie Hub
bard, Joseph Hubbard, basses.
A complete program will be distrib
uted to the audience.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Missionary program of the Temple
Baptist Church March 31, 1907:
Morning Service.
Time, 10:30; place, Sunday school
room.
Prayer—By Pastor A. C. Ward.
Welcome—By Miss Grace Tutwller,
Miss Vera Barber and Irln Ennis.
Song, "Rock of Ages”—By Miss Mn-
ble Jones, Miss Mable Kelly, Miss Lil
lian Tutwller, Mlsa Edna Forester and
Allison Fincher.
Recitation. "The Light House"—By
Miss Sadie Tutwller.
Song, "The Half Has Never Been
Told"—Miss Lllah Trlppe.
Reading—By Miss Evelyn Ward.
Dialogue. "The Missionary Call”—
Eight girls. „ .
Song, "Let Little Ones Come Unto
Me"—By Misses Austin.
Recitation, "The Cry of the Heathen
Nation—By Miss Lillian Tutwller.
Vocal Solo, "Sweet Spirit. Hear My
Prayer—By Miss Mable Kelly.
Recitation, "Unanswered"—By Miss
Lllah Trlppe. „
Sr, Chorus. "To the Harvest Fields”
Missionary march and cantata.
China—Miss Sadie Tutwller.
Japan—Mlsa Lena Jones.
under tho direction of Mrs. W. T. Wa
terman, organist:
Morning,
Organ. "Hallelujah Chorus." Handel,
"Christ, Our Passover," Schnecker.
Offertory Solo—Mrs. T. II. Wingfield
Organ Postlude, "Coronation March.
Evening.
Organ Prelude, "Angela’ Serennde,
“At the Lamb’s High Feast We Sing. 1
Shelley.
"Sometimes I Catch Sweet Glimpses
of His Face," Oounod.
Organ Postlude In D, Smart.
The choir consists of Mrs. T.
Wingfield, soprano; Mrs. John Cooper,
contralto; Mr. Walter T. Waterman,
tenor; Mr. John Mullln, baritone; Mrs
W. T. Waterman, organist.
EGEL8T0N MEMORIAL
METHODIST CHURCH
Morning.
Organ Prelude in O. Sir Henry
Smart.
Carol, “Lift Your Glad Voices."
Anthem, "Angels Rolled the Stone
Away," Buchanan.
Soto, “Chriat, the Lord, Is Risen,'
llcnrni't .Ml*. Hull’ll llm, i ,.n Wirf’-n.
Anthem, "Blow Qolden Trumpets,'
Ashford.
Postlude, "Gloria," Andre.
Evening.
Organ, Ketcrer.
Anthem, "Christ. Our Passover,
Packard.
Solo—Mrs. William S. Ycatea,
Anthem, "Blow, Qolden Trumpets,'
Ashford.
Postlude In A, Ouilmant.
A. R. Adklnson, organist and dl
rector.
ALL SAINtFcHURCH.
Easter Program.
Morning eervlce, II a. in.
Processional Hymn 109, "Welcome,
Happy Morning”—Sullivan.
"Christ Our Passover 1 ’—Dudley Buck.
Gloria Patrl, Mendelssohn—E. Nevin.
Te Deum (Festival In E flat)—Buck,
Jubilate (Festival In A)—Buck.
Hymn 131, "The Strife Is O’er"—Pal
estrina.
Kyrle—Gilbert.
Gloria Tlbl—Garrett.
Hymn 123, “Jesus Lives"—Oaunttett.
Offertory, “Break Forth Into Joy"—
Barnby.
Presentation—Anon.
Sanctus—Gounod.
Communion Hymn 225, "Bread of the
World”—HodgeB.
Gloria In Excelsla—Old Chant
Recessional Hymn, "The Day of
Resurrection”—Martin.
Evening service, 4:30 p. m
118,
■At the
The news, while it’s still
news and before it becomes
history—in “The Green.
Australia—Ml** Frances Russell.
Africa—Miss Grace Tutwller.
Oklahoma—Mcster Erwin Ennis.
Cuba—Miss Vera Barber.
Mexico—Miss Effle Stewart.
Georgia—Miss Ruble Davies.
Atlanta—Mis* Kate Davies.
Missionary—Six Lambs—May Harde
man. Carrie McCoy. Lola Jackson, Mar
garet Ennis and Vlncle Crockett.
Offering. „ ,
Evening Service.
Special Music. *
Opening Address—By the pastor.
Address—H. D. White.
Music.
Address—W. L. Norman.
Address—M. F. Morris.
Music.
Address—J. S. Kempton.
Address—W. M. Perryman.
Offering. V
Benediction.
SACRED HEART CHURCH.
At the 11 o'clock solemn high masi
the program will Include:
"Kyrle." Concone.
"Gloria,” Concone. •
"Venl Cante Splritua." Kreutser.
"Credo," Concone.
Offertory, "Regina Coell," Tradition-
“Sanctu*.” Concone.
"Benedlctus," De Merller.
"Agnus Del." Concone.
In the evnlng at 8 o'clock will occur
the annual Easier carol service by tha
children's chorr, the men’s chorus as
sisting. Order as follows:
'Regina Coell." Labat.
■Jesus Christ Is Risen Today," Men
delssohn. . „ „
"Let the Merry Church Bell* Ring,"
Traditional.
'Golden Harps Are Sounding,”
Brow ne.
Solo—Mr. Brlsben.
“Gloria,” Concont.
“Hosanna!" Granler.
Solo—Mr. Werner.
■’Alleluia! Alleluia!" Traditional.
"Ha Is Risen,” Clare.
Solos—Messrs. Wheat and Werner.
■Christ, the Lord. Is Rise* Today,"
Traditional.
•The Resurrection,” Shalley.
Solo—Mr. Wheat.
Benediction of the blessed sacra
ment.
Jansl* Angellcus,” Palestrina.
Tantum Ergo." Traditional.
■Holy God, We Praise Thy Name,”
Traditional.
The congregation Is requested to Join
In the singing of the last hymn.
Forces—The children's choir of for
ty. the men's choir of twenty.
Dr. J. Lewis Browne, organist and
choirmaster.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The following program will be ren-
Processlonal Hymn
Lamb's High Feast”—Tours.
Gloria Patrl, Mendelssohn—Nevin.
Magnificat. In F—Hawley.
Nunc Dlmlttls, In F—Hawley.
Anthem, "Break Forth Into Joy"—
Barnby.
Hymn 113, "Christ Is Risen"—Ben
nett.
Offertory, "They Have Taken Away
My Lord”—Harrington.
Presentation—Anon.
Recessional Hymn 125, "{lark, Ten
Thousand Voices"—Barnby.
The following Is the personnel of the
choir:
Sopranos.
Misses Nellie R. Nix. Luclle Strlck-
Innd, Annnh Mullln. Marjory Mullln,
Henrietta Means, Alice White, Ruby
Strickland, Edith Bradley, May Rag
land. Antoinette Blount, Mrs. T. I
Randolph.
Altos.
Misses Leonora Owaley, Thomwell
Gamble, Eva Richardson, Loretta Tren-
nor, Mary Crew Cundell, Frances Brad
ley, France# Pyron, Lois Stevens,
Tenors,
Frank Cundell, Charles Barker,
Frank Sherwood, T. A. Wilson, C. H.
Peacock, Beth Moss. ,
Basset.
George McDaniel, Bockover Toy, EM
mund Shelby, Brook Berkeley, Percy
Huger, William Tucker, Stanley Wlm-
blsh, Beverly DuBose. D. O. Nix.
Organist and choirmaster, Mr. Wit
Ham E. Amaud.
dcred at the First Presbyterian church busses.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Morning.
Organ Prelude, "Andante"—Gounod.
Voluntary, “God Hath Appointed a
Day"—Tours.
Anthem, "I Will Extol Thee, O,
Lord”—Costa.
Offertory, "The King of Glory"—
Coombs—Mrs. Frank Moore Pearson.
Organ Prelude In F—Gullmant.
Evening.
Organ Prelude. "Adoration”—Gaul.
Anthem. “Rejoice, Rejoice In the
Lord"—Kotschmar.
Offertory, "Still, Still With Thee"—
Forte.
Organ Postlude In B flat—Abemethy.
Choir.
Mrs. Frank Moore Pearson, soprano
Mr. Oscar S. Cook, tenor; Mr*. J. W.
Shlnholser, alto; Mr. Frank M. Pear
son, bass; Miss Caroline Westmoreland,
organist and director.
WEST END BAPTIST CHURCH.
Morning,
Organ Prelude, DuBols.
Voluntary, “Christ, the Lord, la
Risen Today." Schnecker.
Offertory, "The Resurrection," Shel
ley.
Anthem, "Aa It Began to Dawn,”
Hanker.
Organ Postlude, Batiste.
Evening,
Organ Prelude, Read.
Voluntary, "I Am He That Llveth,”
Scott.
Offertory, "He la Risen," Schilling.
Anthem. "Christ, the Lord, la Rleen
Today.” Buck.
Organ Postlude, Gullmant.
Choir—Mlsa Bessie Langhorne, so
prano; Mrs. A. R. Colcord, contralto;
Mr. Jack Napier, tenor; Mr. R. O.
Berlin, baas; Mlsa Frances M. Burks,
organist and choir director.
FIR8T METHODIST CHURCH.
Morning.
Organ Prelude, “Easter Morning,"
Otto Nealllng.
"Awake Up My Glory,” Barnby.
“Easter Mom." John Hyatt Brewer.
“Come, See the Place Where Jeaus
Lay,” Horatio W. Parker.
Organ Postlude. “Easter March.”
Merkel.
Choir—Miss Grace Lee Brown, so
prano and director: Mrs. M. O'Brien,
contralto; Mr. W. H. Patterson, tenor;
Mr. W. P. Hunter, bass: Miss Eda
Bartholomew, organist. The regular
choir will he assisted by the following
singers; Mrs. Calvin Holmes. Miss
Maud Haverty, Miss Ethel Iownsbury,
Miss Natalie Hammond, sopranos; Mlsa
Alice Giles, Miss Lillian McDade. Mr*.
J. W. Harlan, Mlsa Florrlo Wilson,
contraltos: Mr. W. R. I-atlmer, Mr.
T. C, Swann, tenors; Mr. E. H. Barnes,
Mr. W. V. Martin, Mr. W. F. McDade.
Easter Egg Dyes 5c Package.
SATURDAY CANDY (Limit's), lb.box.3c
Absolutely pure, wholesome and good.
Fresh from Boston every week.
Disappointment
In regard to Gold Fish which we
intended to give away tomorrow.
Owing to the unusual hot weather
of the last few days our shipment
of fish from Baltimore, 2,000 in all,
reached us in such condition as to
render them unfit for distribution.
Three-fourths died en-route and
the balance are practically no good.
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