The Morning Post from Raleigh, North Carolina • Page 8

HE MORNING POST DECEMBER 19 899. I mm i i. i I TS Presents that Would be Appreciated by House "UPTODATE TOYS" keepers, motners, wives anu uctunvri ai Prices that can be appreciated by the purchaser. and China Store LIGHT UP! Why don't you use a Welsbach Light? steady, certain light makes good business by night as well as d3y. Be up-to-date have your home and your store well lighted.

Gas Stoves in all sizes for cooking and heating on exhibition at our office. S. E. LINTON, Gen. Mgr.

STANDARD GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY.4 Aooreciativ "Riggan's" Toy PRICE, 90 CENTS. The Game of CHICKAMAUGA. I T-k 132 Fayetteville Street OAK yArTTT.iV..ii..iiT-rT Gentlemen's Handkerchiefs in Linen, Silk and Camtrij. Neck, wi ar, Gloves, and innumerable other Useful Articles. STEAM AUNDR The Most Practical Kind of education is education for business.

And the best and most practical education for business is given at LEE'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLE 8 Charlotte, N. C. The largest faculty, the finest equipment, the best instruction in the South. President Lee now offers a scholarship at half price ($23) to the first person in each county who writes for catalosue and encloses the names of twenty persons interested in a business education. It is a prize you cannot afford to miss.

No llisht to Ugliness. The woman who is lovely in face, form and temper will always have friends, but one who would be attractive must keep her health. If she is weak, sickly and all run down, she will be nervous and irritable. If she has eonstination or kidney trouble, her im pure blood will cause pimples, blotch es, skin emotions and a wretched comnlexion. Electric Bitters is the best medicine in the world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to purify the blood.

It gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety slim, ncn complexion, it win make a charming woman of a run-down invalid. Only 50 cents at all drug stores. For Sale at a ISarjjaln. An up-to-date Furniture and Undertaking with two-story building. Living arrangements attached and good well of water on iot.

Business most desirably located; good place for rhe right man. Reason for selling, going into manufacturing business. Address F. WILLIAMS, Sauford, N. C.

12-4-93 Volcanic Eruptions Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures them: also Old. Running ami Fever Sores. Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cats. Bruises, Burns.

Scalds, Chapped. Hands, Childlains, Best Pile cure on earth. Drives out Pains and Aches. Only 2T cts. a box.

Cure guaranteed. Sold by all druggists. Fur Neckwear With Muffs to Match 13 Off Valtieb 25 Jackets in Kersey, Broadcloth, Yenilian, Beaver 25 Capes in Plash, Beaver and Broadcloth 5 Coat Suits in Homespun and 16 Separata Skirts in Serge, Piaids, 12 Misses Jackets zni Storm 1 Table Eress Goods in Piaids, flomjspuas, Ladies Kid Gloves, $1 and aad 92c, Slore Open at Nights from Wednesday to Friday CAUGHT RED HANDED Two Burglars Trapped by the City Police. RECOVER STOLEN GOODS Tlie Prisoners Give the Names of Frank and Charles Williams, Claim to Be Brothers and Hail from Wilminffton They Waived an Examination Before Mayor Powell and were Held lor Court Another Charge A gainst Them Two -white men Frank and Charles "Williams waived examination in a charge of first-decree burglary before Mayor Powell yesterday morning, and were Tield without bail for the criminal court. Three charges of larceny were also preferred against the men, but these minor counts will be held back 1 for the more serious charge, which, in this State, is a capital offense.

The charge of burglary was made against the prisoners by dpt. W. II. raj whose residence, 120 Halifax street, the prisoners are alleged to have forcibly entered and robbed of an overcoat one night last week. The overcoat was recovered from a shopkeeper ii whom it had been sold by Charles Williams.

Captain Day appeared in court this morning to prosecute the prisoners and identified his property. The other Indictments against the men are lar- cenv, in having entered and robbed the residence of Mr. V. O. Moring, 127 North Blount street.

At this place the thieves secured two overcoats, one the of Mr. Baxter Durham: the other belonging to Mr. II. II. Robinson, both guests of Mr.

Moring: larceny, in having entered and robbed the house of Mr. W. B. Hutchings. 10S South Dawson street, of two overcoats, one belonging to Mr.

Hutchings, the other the property of a Mr. Porter. The third charge is the alleged entering and robbing of the residence of Mr. C. D.

Smith. They secured thrc ladies' sacques from Mr. Smith's residence. Frank Williams -was arrested Saturday night by Officer Katz iu the eugine room at the ice factory, and on of the stolen overcoats was found in possession. Officer Alderson arrested Charles Williams yesterday morning.

Neither of the two men would have anything to say concerning the marges against them. They are brothers, and stated to Chief Mullin that they were origin, nally of Whitakers, X. but for" some time had been residents of Wilmington. They claim ti have been operatives at the Caraleigh Cotron Mills since taking up their abode in this city. The stolen property was recovered one overcoat in possession of one of the prisoners: another at a clothing store, and tir balance in the hands of private parties who claim to have bought it of the prisoners.

The police department doseryes commendation, and especially f.tfieers Katz and Alderson. for the manner in which this case was handled. A metropolitan department could -not have done1 better. MONKOE QUARANTINES. Trains from Norfolk and Other Smallpox Infested Towns Held Up.

'Monroe has quarantined against Norfolk Portsmouth and all places tflxat are infected with smallpox, i Quarantine otric-k-ills meet all ti.iin. jiarriving in Monroe some distance ifrom the town and examine passengers fr that place. Those who haven't health certificate are not allowed to stop. The Seaboard Air Line yesterday motified all agents on the Raleigh tJaston and Raleigh fc Aucrusta to'have (health certificates for purchasers ofi tuckets. The enforcement of quarantine (against s-uwllpox infected towns by iMonroe has somewhat interfered with the Seaboard's movement of trains.

Train crews that have heretofore run between Norfolk and Monroe now change at Raleigh. The crews of the arriving from Norfolk swap grains here and make the return tiv -to that place. There are many caes of smallpox 4n Portsmouth. As yet Monroe is the only town hereabouts that has quarantine regulations. Shoppers Out in Force.

The rush at the biff store nf Rhpr. vood IHiggs Co. yesterday was phe-j nomienai. 'i'ae store was crowded from opening am til closing time, and the -large force of clerks were entirely inadequate to handle the rush of Christinas choppers. This enterprising" firm realizes the value of printers' ink and to the liberal display of advertising in (Sunday's Post they ascribe the un-usually large trade.

i Tbe old folks are waiting for you Christmas; so is the Seaboard Air Line. One and one-third fares round trip." good for two weeks if pur-chased December 22d. To Memphis, at rate of on fare for round trip, plus ($2.00) mem-, bership fee, account annual meeting Southern Educational Association Tickets on sale December 24 and 25 final limit January 8th. 8, 1900. For further information write or call T.

C. STURGIS, T. A. Union Depot Yarboro Cret the benefit of the cheap Christ-i anas rates and two-weeks tickets by Seaboard Air Line. Special Christmas privileges to Col-lege -Students by the Seaboard Air Tickets good for two weeks if bought December loth, at one and one-.

third fares for the round trip. Tickets December 15th to 21st, inclu-r ivei, good until January 4th inclusive ttiom acho Pre sent Ik and Fretch Satin Eldnr down Comforts, Fine Blankets Lace Curtains, Bureaux aad Ta' ble Scarfs, Table Damask with Napkins to Match, Towels, Handkerchfeis andtios, iery, RECEIVED AND RECEIVING. Entire New Line of Ladies nj Than- Ever! NIGHT and after dark if fx i fl This game is both instruct! amusing. It is a memento or American-Spanish war. Zti(rn of represents a faithful reprodurt" the Camp George H.

ThJmoq8 The was early in the summer different regiments are the board. etoZSLn or in direction from lefieia Lytle the same a th Jf enjoy grounds, so that th player rnj all the reality of a War-Tortu-Also the game of aal Wa gasterbn SUver Novelties, 10c. and o- Inh Choce and best goods. 2oc. each, and Ileal Printing If vou want all the up-to-date ana best Tovs, see Riggan's Toys-Duality as well as quantity-and you will find ZnZtelt saving money when frou care- fully look at Riggan's cestui Goods DlfifiAN.

and 14 w- Hargett Street ALL, Proprietor. RALEIGH. Ft. C. Sale of Land.

Rr virtue of authority conferred upon me by a judgment of the Superior Court of Wake county, onu rendered on the 27th day of September, 1899. and also an order of re-sale rendered by the said court on the dav of November, 1899. in special proceedings entitled Rufus S. Brown, Mat-tie Jane Parker and M. A.

Parker, her husband; Mills II. Brown, et ex parte, I will, on Friday, the 5th day of January, 1900, at 12 111. o'clock, at the hourthouse door in the city of Raleigh, expose for sale at public outcry to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol- I lowing described land, to-wit: A cer- tain lot or parcel or lanci situate 111 uie city of Raleigh, Wake county, North Carolina, on South Wilmington street, and bounded as follows, On the north by the lots of L. M. J.

Fleming, W. II. Matthews and others; on the east by the lots of William Blake; on the south by Lenoir street, and on the west by Wilmington street, and containing about one-half an acre. This Gth day of December, 1899. RUFUS S.

BROWN, d-30d Commissioner. keep off the snow. This lot he uivuiLiii us are right in the factory and picked out: jusl me iuuu ne Knew you'd like They are all pretty, and you can't go wrong in choosing, for they are sciui-eauif, una tne prices are lu-Lieu euuugu 10 meet any pocket-book half way 50c. to $3.50. Trimmed Hats Santa says they don't have any: such pretty Millinery in his countrv: says ne never saw a or more ttv Jones has.

He said if he thought: uaugmer would not freeze to death, he'd buy one of those handsome Hats we showed Ihim at $4.98. TT mree his: luc, aie sensiDle gifts and are the nicest things for the uuinrj aUy one couia Suit Cases --or it, but: a nice Suit give a aynS you think nf it 41, selected the great deal of carcandys" "we iay promise them way up, because WOOLLC0TTS1 Busier, Brighter, nandter J. K. HARSH 216 Favetteville St His Life Was Saved. Mr.

J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen of Hannibal, lately had a wonder ful deliverance from a frightful deatu. In telling of it he says: "I was taken with Typhoid Fever, that ran into Pneumonia. My lungs became hardened.

I was so weak I couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing helped me. I expected to soon die of Consumption, when I heard of Dr. King's New Discovery. One great relief.

I continued to use it, and now am well and strong. I can't say too much in its praise." This marvellous medicine is the surest and quickest cure in the world for all Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular sizes 50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottles II) cents at all drug stores. Every bottle guaranteed.

To Memphis, and return, ac count Annual Meeting Southern Educational December 27 to 29, at rate of one fare for round trip, plus $2 membership fee. Rate from Raleigh, $24.50. Tickets on sole December 24 and 25; final limit January and you'll say he is a famous judge of what will please you when you see these pretty, perfectly-cut Skirts. And if you are not surprised at the little prices, we are no judge of small, matters. What is nicer than a real pretty for a present? Bed Comforts 4' Here where old Santa is thoroughly at home.

He knows all about what is what When it comes to covering of any kind. If vou liyed where it's as cold as it is at old Santa's home, you'd know a thing or two about what is warm and what is not. Now, these Bed Comforts, Santa says, are the very best selected stock. The $6 Eiderdowns at $4.98 he guarantees to be more beautiful and warmer than any blanket you can buy. They are exquisitely pleasant as' a covering on account of their extreme lightness, without the burdensome weight.

He got us a nice, big stock of all the kinds, ranging in price ioonion 75e- 0C" $1'25' s1-50- $3 and up. Is there a nicer thing for an elegant present? Umbrellas Santa says Umbrellas, in his country are different from those tise here. His people use them to POOR OLD SANTA ClAUS The old fellow Is getting old and feeble, and yet this season he has been worked harder than ever before. It Is really too much for the old fellow. It seems that every one is getting to selecting more substantial things to give, and old Santa Claus blames us to a great extent for this.

But still he says it Is what should have been thought of years and years ago. It is all well enough to give the little ones toys and glmcracks to make them happy, but this way of giving trashy useless things to friends and others Is a useless waste of good money, and does no one any good when It should. Now, If you are out this season to make serviceable, substantial presents, we are right In your line of thought. We have a store full of nice useful things to give two stores full. In fact.

There's too many things to even think of specializing, but we ll just throw out a hint or two in a general way as an Index to the pages and pages of nice, pretty, bright things we have for you. Do you know that Christmas money is the hardest money to make hold out you ever tried But these prices will go a long way toward doubling your pile. Just glance through this little list: THE STORE SMILES AT ITSELF IN IIOIvIDAY ATTIRE. NEVER BEFORE WAS THERE SISCH A VARIETY OF THINGS TO CHOOSE FROM, EVEN DOWN TO THE SMALLEST ARTICLE FOR DOLL WEAR UP TO USEFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING. A GLANCE AT OUR STOCK SHOWS ALL' NEW GOODS, EVERYTHING FRESH.

NO OLD STOCK, BUT THB NEWEST, LATEST, PRETTIEST THINGS. STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES. BRASS TABLES AND MIRRORS. ONYX AND BRASS CLOCKS. MECHANICAL TOYS.

DRESSING CASES. BRIC-A-BRAG Handkerchiefs You ought to have seen old Santa when he was bringing this big pile of Handkerchiefs. Said he never had such a load of dainty pretti-ness in his life. He was that tired when he got hei-e you'd have thought they weighed a ton. But there's thousands of them, and of every conceivable kind, for tot to old age.

We can't describe them, and Santa tried to tell us, but said: "Just tell 'em to come and see for themselves." So we say come 2c. to 50c. Furs. Old man Santa is a great believer in Furs and warm wraps. Says we'll need them here this season, and that before long.

lie knows what kind are best, too. Those he selected for us are pretty, warm and nice, and truly the prices are marvelously small for such nice goods. But then it's just like the dear old man to give more than any one else will. Ladies' Skirts. Santa says up in the for north they don't wear Skirts like out women here do.

Thev havp mr. ments of Fur. These nice, nrettv Mvirts ue ruaue for us up in the big factories where they know just what we need here in that line Toys in Endless Variety, Our Store is OPEN AT we Deliver. Goods wished -0 0 -o yVo H-: JONES. tt Soiio.