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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27
CLUBS AND CHARITIES.


Miss May Kane, head clerk Of one of
the departments in the Golden Rule
with which institution she is about to
temporarily sever her connection in
order to take a summer vacation, was
pleasantly surprised by a number of CO.
workers on Friday evening, at the home
or Mrs. John McNabb, of st. Peter
street. Miss Kane was the recipient of
several appropriate presents, and Mrs.
AIcNabb, the pleasant hostess of the
evening, furnished refreshments and
sbillfully guided the entertainment Of
the evening. Those present were Laura
Hansen, Cecil Quinn Della German.
Katherine Fox, Nettie Pulsiver, Carrie
Willie, Cora Stevenson and Theda CamD
bell Miss Kane will not return before
fall.
Miss Lenore E. Conway of Iglehart
street, was pleasantly surprised by a
jng. Among those presend We're the
Misses Mary Z. Spetfel. j. spetteI. M
Sullivan, M. Treacy, H. Treacy, Alice
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27
Personal.

among the st. Paul people who will
spend the summer in Europe are Miss
Emma Timherlake, Miss Julia Stephen
son, MISS Elizabeth Hepburn, A. l.. Al
Noise Lenoire, of ST. Peter Mont,
passed through st. Paul yesterday on
ms way to St. Celestin, Nicollet county,
province Of Quebec, Canada,
have been travelling in Southern Europe
SINCE s, early winter, return to St. Paul the
b. Wolfred Johnson, of Fargo, N. D.,
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Duett-"Sweet Christmas Bells" Cramer
Mrs. Brundage and Mrs. Hitchcock.
Ofertory-Solo New Born King go.
.....,. ..... -. ...............L l. Espoir
Mrs. Hitchcock.
congregational Hymn. Precious Name"
Name" ........No. ISL Baptist Hymnal
Anthem--"Sing o Heavens .Gaul
Conversational Hymn "prescious
Name. "..........No. 1SO Baptist Hymnal
organ postlude.. ........ ...... ..... Sa lonl
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Christmas Music in the Churches

oratorio, "The Coming of the King, y
Dudley Buck
Mrs Bailey, Miss Garagan, choir and
congregation
Organ postlude. Grand Chorus. .Guilmant
Miss Mabel Renne.
Mr. j. NJ. Chance, organist and direct
or; Miss Mabel Rennie, assistant organ
list; Charles II. Doersam, pianist: Miss
Mary Dickson and Messrs. Hanley and
Wahlers, violinists.
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church.
Christmas services will be held in the
Green Ridge Presbyterian church to-
morrow and the special music prepared
by the choir is as follows:
Anthem, '"rhere Were Shepherds,
j. Bloomfield Goate
Unison sopranos. unison tenors and uni
son bassos.
Tenoro solo. j. G. Winwie and full choir.
Anthem, SHOUT the Glad Tidinss,''
Davenport
Solos by Mrs. Edith Martin-tIutton. Mrs.
G. B. utlman, j. c. Winkie, a. Pilling,
and full choir
Anthem, 20 Little Town of Bethlehem
Rev. Phillips Brooks
Mrs. g. b. Tthman and choir.
and choir.
Anthem. Behold, Bring You Good
llulnSS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NfOate
Grand chorale, founded on Isaiah 90,
I,,ke 2:1O. with bass solo by Mr.. Pill
ling; ladies' trio. Mrs Hutton. Mrs.
Uthman. Mrs. Piling. and fun choir
Solo, Bethlehem. ................ Shelley
Orgnnst Miss Salome Becker
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(AshfordD; there will be a soprano solo
by Miss Ada NJ. Wrightnour and DR..
Wrightnour, the pastor, will pleach a
short sermon appropriate to the sea-
son
At the evening service, beginning at
$50, q chorus of twenty voices will
give the sacred cantata, entitled "The
Prince of Peace" by Mrs. Ashford.
Sopranos-Mrs Thomas ID. James
Mrs. Lillian Osbourne Miss Helen
Fowler, Mrs. j. S. Wrightnour Miss
Ada M. Wrightnour and Mrs. William
Williams.
Altos-Mrs. Annie Rogers, Miss Ruth
Beddoe, Miss Eva f. Wrightnour and
Miss Laura Davies.
Tenors-Charles Penny, DR.. n. M.
Sendering, William w. Evans and
Thomas G.. Williams.
Bassos-E. e. Lord. sr Il. Lord, jr.,
Thomas ID. James, William NJ Fowler,
Dr. y. G., Beddoe and Willis Jones.
Organst and Conductor-Mrs. B. G.
Beddoe.
Washburn Street Presbyterian
Church.
The following programme has been
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Penn Avenue Baptist Church.

In the Penn Avenue Baptist church
tomorrow Christmas exercises will be
held morning, afternoon and night The
special music will be rendered by a
choir of thirty voices. under the direc
tion of Haydn Evans, organist and
choir director. In the morning the pas
tor, Rev. r. F. Y. Pierce, D. D.. will
preach on 1.-The Christmas Hope" in the
morning, and christmas Every Day"
at night. The musical programme for
the day follows:
MORNING, 1890 O'CLOCK.
Organ prelude--"Allegro." ....NanEys ysher
Prof. Haydn Evans.
Morning Hymn of Praise.
Anthem-"Where is IIe." ....... Coombs
Solo parts, Mrs. Brundage. Mrs. Hitch
cock and Mr.. Gleeson.
Offertory-Solo "Worship Christ the
New Born King" .............. Hammond
Mrs. Brundage.
Congregational Hymn-"Welcome, Well
come, Happy Morn
(No. 1O6 Baptist Hymnal. Tune Harwel)
Anthem-"Hark the Glad Song" Foster
Congregational Hymn-"Hall to the
Lords Annointed"
Organ postlude-March ...............Wes
AFTERNOON SERVICE
200 p. m. Bible School.
instrumental prelude, ..... ...... .......
...... .... Pianist, Miss Gertrude Long
Chorus-"The Promise Fulfilled" .....
........ -. ...............,. BY the School
singing-"Wake Bethlehem from
Sleep" .....................By the School
Recitations.
Vocal Solo,. 49,. ...... Miss Clara Haas
Recitations.
Chorus-"The Angels Song" ...........
......... .....................By the School
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. EXER-
CISES.
An excellent programme of song and
recitations conducted by several of the
little men and women.
Trio and chorus--."Ring Out the Christ
mas Carols"
Emblematic pece-'"The Christmas
Story" ,..,,.,.By several young ladies
Duett-"Sweet Guiding Star .....,.....
Miss Edna M. Moore and Phoebe McQuaw
The Christmas Offering.
Observation-Disclosures Day Farewell.
...... ....... ..............By the School
.......... ..Shelly
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arranged by Thomas Gippel, choirmas-
ter, for toniorrow's services in the
Washburn Street Presbyterian church.
The choir will be assisted by Mrs.
Edith Heckel, soprano; Bessie Stack
house, violiniste, and the Bible School
orchestra, under the direction OF
George Waters:
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ Prelude.
Anthem, "a Multitude of Angels"
Schneider
Choir
Responsive Reading.
Hymn 173, "Hark the Herald"
Anthem. "once the Lord in Glory
Lay ........................... Bartctt
Mrs. Ieckel and Choir.
Wiolin obligato by Miss Stackhouse.)
Duet "Thc Lord Is My Light. Buck
Mrs. Heckel and Mr.. Gippel.
Tenor solo, selected. ............M Mr.. Gippel
Postlude.
EVENING SERVICE, 40.
Prelude, selected. Orchestra
Gloria, from Twelfth Mass s...... Mozart
Choir, with Orchestra Accompaniment.
Hymn No. 176. yorkshire"
Soprano solo, ave Marie. "....... Gounod
Mrs. Heckei.
Offeftory. selected Orchestra
Anthem, christmas Bells. ...... Bartlett
Mrs. Heckel and Choir.
tViolin obligato by Miss Stackhouse)
Sermon.
Anthem, "Praise Ye the Father"
Gounod
Choir with Orchestra Accompaniment.
Tenor solo. "Nictory". ".......... Neidlinger
Mr. Gippel.
Hymn No. 1877.
Postiude.
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Embury Methodist Episcopal.

The choir of the Embury Methodist
Episcopal church, under the direction
of w. Nj. Prestwood, will render the
following programme Sunday:
Anthem-"Hark the Herald Angels
Sing" ,...,..,,.. -, -. -. ..,..Ashford
Duet part David Beecham and Laura
Stubbleilne.
Hymn No. 1s4-"Wonderful Counselor"
....,,, ... ... -. .,,... ,..., Morrison
Hymn No. l9O--"God lncarnate," ,..,.
oHeftofS .','.'.. .,,,.,May Lewis
Anthem-"Sing, o Sing This Blessed
Morn" 80. ....... 49,. -. -. Evans
Solo part John Williams.
Anthem-"Behold Bring You Good
Tidings" ........ ........ ........ McPhail
Duet parts, Mary Parsons and Bessie
Diehl
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Second Presbyterian Church.

The selections of music for both
morning and evening at the Second
Presbyterian church will be in har-
mony with the joyful Christmas tide.
The programme follows:
MORNING.
Organ prelude 1.-The Manger' Guilmant
Carol. "At Last Thou Art Come, Little
Savior"
Words by Faber, music by Adams
Duet. christmas. Harry Rowe Shelley
Mrs. John Bailey and Miss Garagan.
Anthem, 20 Little Town of Bethlehem"
Hawley
Mrs. Bailey and choir.
Offertory. Contralto solo, THE Virgins
Lullaby. Dudley Buck
Miss Garagan.
Organ postlude. Pastorale in see. Bridge
EVENING.
Christmas service of praise, with
sermon by the pastor, Rev. J. H. Odell,
will be given at the evening worship.
Mrs. John Bailey, Of Harrisburg, for
nerly Miss Susan Black, who for six
years was the soprano soloist at this
church will sing at both services.
Organ prelude, Christmas Pastorale
Wermann
Mr.. ]. NJ. Chance.
Tenor solo, Comfort Ye My People,"
CMessiah Handel
Mr. Robert Johnston.
Anthem, "Harll. What Mean Those Holy
Voices?" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sullivan
BARTON solo. "The Christmas STAR
Neidlinger
Ralph Williams
Soprano solo, Come Unto Him"
(Messiah) Handel
Mrs. John Bailey.
ohertory. duo, organ and piano. "Ador-
auon, ,...............,....... WidOr
Messrs. j. NJ. Chance and c. II. Doersam
Hymn, "Joy to the World. "....... Handel
Centralto solo, ",rhe White Christ
Dekoven
Miss Garagan.
Carol. ''Mary's Cradle Song: :.... Barnby
Violin obligato by Mr. A. Wahlers.
Hymn anthem, "Adeste Fideles" from the
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Elm Park Church.

Tomorrow will be celebrated as
Christmas Sunday at Elm Park church
At the morning service appropriate
Christmas music will be rendered; in
the evening the annual Christmas
praise service will occur. The folow-
ing are the musical programmes to be
given under the direction of j. Alfred
Pennington, organist and choirmaster:
MORNING SERVICE.
Chime of Bells. Ringing and Change
OF Bells. Christmas Carols,
Alfred Wooler
Organ prelude, Grand Chorus. Chauvet
j. Alfred Pennington.
Anthem 1.-THE Vigil of the Shepherds"
Blumenschein
Elm Park ouartette.
Organ Offertory.
Hymn Anthem, 80 Little Town of
Bethlehem "................. Hawley
Anthem, Sing, o Daughter of Zion"
Nevin
from Second Sonata. .Mendelssohn
EVENING PRAISE SERVICE.
Chime of Bells. Ringing and Change
of Bells, Christmas Carols.
Alfred wooler
Organ prelude. Variations on a Christ
mas Theme. ..................,.We Wely
j. Alfred Pennington.
Choir and Congregation
Pray yer.....................Dr Dr. G. Nj. Gifiin.
Anthem. IT Came Upon u Midnight
'iear ........'.......... ohe's
Elm Park Quartctte.
Duet "Christmas". s"...................Sh Shelly
Mrs. Connel and Mrs Thomson.
Tenor solo. "lhe Holy Child" ....... Shelly
Alfred Wooler with Organ and Violin
Responsive Scripture Lesson.
Pastor and Congregation
Offering from all the people
Offertory. Duo for Violin and Organ,
j.. II. Widmayer and j. Alfred Penning-
ton.
Soprano solo, bethlehem ........ .Coombs
Mrs. Ezra Connell, with organ and violin.
Hymn No. 1885, Antioch,
Choir and Congregation
Contralto solo. 30 Holy Night" Adam
Mrs. Lenore Thomson, with Organ and
Violin.
Anthem, "While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks". s"....................Ba Bartlett
Elm Park Quartette.
Bass solo, "In Old Judea" .Geibel
Philip Warren, with Organ and Violin.
Anthem, "There Were Shepherds
Vincent
Elm Park Quartette.
Hymn, 20 Come All Ye Faithful"
Choir and Congregation
Benediction.
Organ postlude, Festal March. 49,. .Calkn
Mr.. Pennington.
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First Baptist Church.

Tomorrow will be observed at the
First Baptist church, South Main ave-
nue., in a special manner, with exer-
eises appropriate to the Christmas sea-
son. At the morning service at 1885,
a printed responsive Christmas exer-
else will be used the choir will render
the anthem, ITO Bethlehem Hasten"
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First German Methodist Episcopal
Church


The Christmas service of the First
German Methodist Episcopal church
at Adams avenue and Vine street, will
be held Christmas morning at 1C
O'Clock. and in the evening the Sun
day school will have it's Christmas fes-
tival.
On Friday evening the Taylor Ave-
nue. Sunday school will celebrate its
Christmas festival.
Jackson Street Baptist Church.
Services in keeping with the Christ
mas season will be conducted at the
Jackson Street Baptist church tomor-
row. The following special musical
programme will be observed:
MORNING, 1880 O'CLOCK.
DoXology.
Lords Prayer in unison.
Psalm AS, responsive.
Hymn. Joy to the World. .Congregatio
Scripture Lesson.
Anthem, ut Came Upon the Midnight
GEAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. StelenSki
Prayer.
Male chorus, "star of Bethlehem"
Wilson
Sermon, "Chrlstmas joys. Pastor
Hymn. "Iiuil 10 the Lords Anointed!'
Prayer.
Benediction.
EVENING, O'CLOCK.
Praise aud Song service.
Twenty-third Psalm. in unison.
Anthem, "Your Voices Raise Ye'
Wiegand
Prayer.
Male chorus, '"ris Midnight" Wilson
Solo "Wondrous Story" y".....,....... .Lemne
Miss ~, Beddoe,
Anthem, arise, Shine, for the Light
Vs
tuuieSS '.'..'''',..,,,..',.'... IaSlOI
Hymn, "Ali Hail the Power of Jesus
name .,,,..'.,,.,..,..,.. IonsreSatlon
Sopranos---Mrs. Thomas Matthias Mrs.
j. Harris, Mrs r. Lake. Miss Edith Bed
doe, Misses Lewis, Jones, Lewis, Shawl,
Seymour, Neat, Griiiths.
Altos-Mrs. Williams. Misses De Cru
chy, Thomas, Nichols, Beddoe, Davis.
Lance, Davis.
Tenors-William Davis, Messrs, Evans,
Matthias, Davis, Williams, Lewis, Thorn
as, Davis, Elias.
Bassos-AIessrs. Harris, Lloyd, Jones,
Watkins, Lewis, Jones, Lewis, Edwards,
Davis.
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st. Luke's Episcopal Church.

The music on Christmas day at st.
Lukes church will be sung by a choir
of twenty-five men and boys, with the
following programme:
Morning Prayer.
Drnn tot ly.,'
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Mrs. Brundage and Mrs. Hitchcock.
oHertory-Solo New Born King 80.
- .'...'. ..... 49,. ..,,.,.........L Espoir
Mrs. Hitchcock
Congregational Hymn. Precious Name"
Name" ........No. ISL Baptist Hymna
Anthem--"Sing o Heavens" .Gaui
CONGREGATIONAL Hymn "prescous
Name. '..........No. 1870 Baptist Hymnal
Organ postlude. ........ .... ..... .Salon,i
Providence Presbyterian Church.
The Christmas thought will be up
permost tomorrow in all the services
OF the Providence Presbyterian church.
Musical Director c. F. Whittemore will
have charge of the music of the day.
Rev. Dr. Guild will preach appropriate
Christmas sermons. His morning sub
ject will be "The Invisible and Living
Christ" The Christmas offerings will
be for the home church. The pro-
gramme:
MORNING.
Organ-Processional In Barrett
Mrs. w. C. Mcdonald.
Anthem--"Arise, Shine. THY Light is
come, -. ....... ...Dudey Buck
Full Choir
orsamohristm1n orsampos,,sd Us offertory" yoksmar
Mrs. w. c. Mcdonald
EVENING.
Organ-Prelude in G Kern
Mrs. w. G.. Mcdonald.
Anthem-"Let lis Now Go to Bethel
mem ......... 900. go. ............ Danks
Unison basses, Mrs. Carrie Muiley and
Choir.
Observation-Disclosures . Reinecke
Anthem-"There Were Shepherds"
.'.......... ..... 80. ........JOhnSon
Full Choir.
OrSan--Postlude in Go. -. Calkin
Mrs w. c. Mcdonald.
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church.
At the Asbury Methodist Episcopal
church. Delaware avenue. Green Ridge
the services Sunday will be enriched
with music suited to the Christmas
season. This will be rendered by
choir of thirty voices, under the direc-
ton of E. a. Fenstermacher. organist
The pastor, Rev. Charles Alfred Ben
Jalnin. will deliver a Christmas sermon
at the morning service and deliver a
short address at the evening service.
Ihe programme for Sunday follows:
MORNING, 1890 O'CLOCK.
Organ Prelude in C............. Ballma nm
E. A. l'enstermacher
Anthem, "rhe New Born King
w. II. Giffe
Choir
Solo, Long Ago Midnight Strain
Hawthorne
Mrs. NJ. c. Calkin.
Solo, selected. ....... Miss Jessie Polhamus
hymn No 19o........:. .:....... Congregation
Organ, "March C"..................M Merkel
Il. A. F'enstermacher.
EVENING, 7.SO O'CLOCK.
Organ, "Pastorale" by requesn. NIelkel
E. A Fenstermacher
Anthem, "The King Has Come
W. e. Marks |
Hymn No. 1s1..................Con Congregation |
Duet THE Babe of Bethlehem"
j. S. Fearis |
Mrs. f. +. Stone. Miss Lydia Engrick.
Solo. THE Song of Ages. ....... Meredith |
j. d. Main.
Ladies anartette, ''rhe Madonnas
Lullaby Observation-Disclosures. I.orenz
Miss Lydia Ensrick, Mrs Benson. Miss
Benedict, Miss NJ. Walters.
Anthem. "The Angels Song" "....... Lorenz |
L! A. Weaver, Misses Shook Paller and
Choir.
Male uuartette,
Messrs. Martin, Leonard, Weaver Trey
Anthem, 'ridings OF JOY ..... Blomquise
w. u. Treverton and Choir.
II. A. Fenstermacher.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-02-21
"A Valentine Party.

Editor TIMES: Last week was
a sort Of neutral effect in society.
The weather was of the aboml-
nable half and half variety, that
makes one hate the world in gen
eral and the weather man IN par
above all makes one teel
like apotheosizing the doctor,
who by m8gic incantations or oy
yillainous corrections can loose
the ssgrip." Interest very nat
urally centered Friday night on
the beautiful home of Mr.. G. B.
Cooper to valentine party
which was the most artistic and
elegant entertainment of the sea-
son. The pleasant affair mas
been the theme of conversation
for several days, and is placed at
the pinnacle Of social perfection.
The home was cherry with cor
diality and radiant with American
beauties A delightful programme
of music was rendered by Mrs.
Cooper. Misses Leslye Sharp,
carrye and Bessye Cooper.
AZ eleven o'clock a dainty
supper was served. We were
sorry that one of the expected
guests was prohibited from COM
iny by the deep water, where q
narody on the old familiar song
would have been very approprl,
ate, which be could have sung
with impunity-
On Big Blacks stormy banks !
stand
And cast q wishful eye :,
To Madison's fair and happy land.
Where my possessions lie. 80.
"Faint heart never won fair
,adv. !" brother. You should have
Maid the price and come. Tnen
YOU could have said:
sThis night of sweet memories
forever will last.
A a gem for the future, q JOY Oh
the past. -
| May the joys OF this meeting DC
framed in pure gold,
| But the half Of its pleasures can
never be told.
Loring, Miss.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-02-21
To the Farmers.

We have now the following fertilizers
for sale with prices attached:
Armour's Blood and Bone per sack, l67
pounds, S1.55, per ton, $3.50.
Nonpariel per sack, 200 lbs, $l.s0; per
ton. $500.
Royal c per sack, 200 lbs, $3.50; per
ton, $500.
Acid Phosphates, II per cent goods,
per sack, 200 lbs, ST. l.62h; per ton,
Sl6. 25.
Acid Phosphate, II per cent goods, in
bulk, per sack, 100 lbs, 74c; per ton,
sI4.s0.
tThe best Acid Phosphate ever sold
here.)
these prices subject to change,
The above fertilizers need no recon-
meudation on our part, they have
spoken for themselves. II Is wise to
haul the fertilizers home while the
roads are good.
For further information, inquire at
the Office of the Canton Cotton Ware
house Co., or the Mississippi State
Bank. i-iu Sm.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-02-21
Lottville Dots.

Mr.. Andrew Oliver was in
Lottville Monday.
Mr.. S. Fl. Smith has recovered
after a few days illness.
Rev. MIR. Gatlin of Sharon
delivered a pleasant and inter-
estiug sermon here Sunday.
Mr.. Aristotle Edwards and Sis
ter. Miss Mamie, and Miss Lizette
Adams attended preaching Sun
day.
Farmers have begun work a
little but on account OF bad
weather they have been rather
late.
Mr.. +. W. Leggitt is looking
very pale yet think he will soon
look better after his ride Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Zollie Smith has returned
home to spend a while with home
folks. / guess We will see some
one wearing a long old smile
now.
Mr.. Ernest Campbell Of Hat
tiesburg is visiting relatives here
this week. We are always glad
TO see him for he seems to be in
Earnest"
WASHINGTON STAR.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-02-21
SOMETHING THAT WILL DO
YOU GOOD.

We know of no way in which
we can be of more service to our
readers than to tell tenn of some-
thing that will be of real good to
them. For this reason we want
to acou amt them with what we
consider one of the very best
remedies on the. market for
coughs, colds, and that alarming
compliant. Group. We refer to
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy:
We have used it with such good
results in our family 80 long that
II has become a household neces-
sity. BY It's prompt use we
haven't any doubt but that it has
time and again prevented Group.
The testim ony is given upon our
own experience, and we suggest
that our readers, especially those
who have small children, always
keep it in their homes as q safe
guard against croup.-Camden
as. C.) Messenger. For sale oy
r. T. Jones.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-02-21
MR.. WHEELER GOT RID OF
HIS RHEUMATISM.

"During the winter of 1888 l
was so lame in my joints, IN fact
all over my body, that / could
hardly hob5le arouud, when l
bought a bottle of Chamberlain s
Pain Balm. From tho first ap-
plication began to get well, and
was cured and have worked
steadily all the year.-R. Wheeler,
Northwood. N. Y. For sale oy
B. E. Jones.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-02-21
Levy-So olomon Wedding.

The marriage Of Miss Gertrude
Levy to Mr.. Harry Solomon Of
Chicago at the Temple Tuesday
evening was a beautiful affair.
The altar was tastefully arranged
with palms and white satin rib
bons.
AT 7:3O the wedding march was
played by Mrs. Anderson and
the bridal party entered the
synagogue. The ushers. Messrs.
Perlinsky, Levy, Mas and Hes
dorffer, came in pairs. Follow
ing them came the groom with
his bes. man, Mr.. Emile Levy.
Then came the matron of honor,
Mrs. Stadeker, beautifully gown
ed in grey silk with handsome
lace trimming and carrying a
large bouquet Of white carnations
and ferns, followed by Miss
Irene Levy, sister Of the bride.
daintily dressed in white organdy
and carrying pink carnations.
The ring bearer, Master Jerome
Stadeker, came next. The bride,
who is an exceedingly attractive
and lovely young lady, presented
an ideal OF youthful beauty in her
rich wedding gown Of white silk
as she entered on the arm OF her
brother, David Levy. She car
ried large bouquet OF white
roses and lilies Of the valley.
DR.. Solomon 1T Vicksburg with
a few we'll chosen words united
the loving hearts, and to the joy
full strains If the wedding march
Mr.. and Mrs Solomon came
down the aisle.
Immediately after the cere-
mony a large reception was held
at the home of the brides mother.
Mrs. R. Levy. The parlor and
dining room were handsomely
decorated, tropical palms and
ferns mingling their foliage with
the beautiful flowers and smllAx.
The happy couple sat IN q
stately bower to receive congrat
ulations Of their many friends.
From the hallway came strains
of swret music and in the front
room were presents handsome
and numerous, telegrams from
far and near attesting the popn-
larity of the happy twain.
A delicious luncheon was
served by the daintiest of maid
ems, Corrinne and Maude Leh-
man. Terrell Smith and Mollie
Kemp.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Solomon
left on the midnight train for an
extended tour through the east.
after which they will go to their
future home in Chicago, carrying
with them the blessings and
benedictions Of their legion OF
| friends.
Among the guests at the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
of Chicago, father and mother Of
the groom, Mr.. Joe Solomon OF
| Chicago, uncle Of the groom. Mr..
Pevser Of Chicago. Mr.. s. Keifer
of N.w Orleans. Mr.. and Mrs
eonard Stadeker of Chicago
Rabbi and Mrs. Solomon o1
Vicksburg.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-02-21
Money to Loan.

Can place money on short no
tice, on good securely. viii
make the time to suit borrower.
II. B. Greaves.
Atty. at. Law.
Office uext to Express Office.
East side puclic square.