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THE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1900. MAHLERS' BIG OPENING Establishment Visited by Hundreds of People Hylvt-sur A. McCuUotlgh, manager of tlie commercial department of the Hal-: olgb Electric Company, must not boj omitted, for it was under his supervls- i Ion that the electric work was done. OPINIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT. An Evidence That the Christinas Season is Near Store ISrilliant ly Lighted and Was Decorated With Holly There Was Music IiBst K veiling From 5 Until 0:ilO The Name Mahler Well Known in This State. Last evening occurred the first re minder, by a firm of this city, tliat the joyous holiday season is approaching. It was the Christinas display at H. Mahler's .Sons and from 5 o'clock until S:l!0 excellent music was furnished by the Boston Italian orchestra and hun dreds of people visited the beautiful store, which was brilliantly lighted by hundreds of tiny electric lights, and t ho light on the large display of cut glass made it sparkle as the dew drops in the early morning sun. Holly, which is ever a reminder of the holiday sea son, was gracefully entwined among tlie lights on each side of the store and just above the eases which contain tile display of silver, cut glass, handsome bronze ornaments and other articles found in an establishment of this stand ing. As a hack ground was a mass of holly and written diagonally across it in tiny lights. "Merry Xinas, 'uli." one lady was heard to remark last night that the beautifully decorated Store, the music and the large crowds entering seemed to put the very spirit of Christinas In the air and make the people feel that the holiday season was really close at hand. This firm was established forty-eight years ago and is today conducted by Messrs. Louie and Fred Mahler . yVlmt the name of Tiffany is to the country at large. Mahler is to North Carolina. In tlie metals no plated ware is cariied, only gold and silver. The business of tlie firm is increasing at Such a rate that they find their store space not great enough and the basement is to be lited up. Work has already begun but ,ii will not be ready for occupancy be fore the spring. In the display last night were a num ber of exquisite brooches mounted with peridots, diamonds, aqua marines and other precious stones. These were ex clusive designs and made by the firm. And in mentioning this beautiful Christinas display, the name of Mr. Tile following opinions have been handed down by the supreme court: State v. 'Trotman, from Franklin; no error. Leniley v. Ellis, from Forsyth; new trial. Wittkowsky Land Case, from Mecklenburg; affirmed. Shelton Will Case, from Lincoln; affirmed. Peterson v. Railroad, from Mitch ell: reversed. Lineberger v. Lineberger, from Catawba; new trial. Tillinghast v. Cotton Mills, from Catawba; modified and affirmed. Galther ,v. Carpenter, from Ca tawba; no error. Hay v. Benevolent Association, from Catawba; reversed. Riley v. Carpenter, from Catawba; new trial. State v. Kincaid, from Burke; no error. State v. Joseph Hodge, from Rutherford; judgment arrested. Seals' Administrator V. Mining Co., from Burke; affirmed as to de fendant Ward. Shepard v. Telegraph Company, from Henderson; new trial. Horsey v. Bridgers, from Ruther ford: per curiam, affirmed. Lyman v. Lyman, from Buncombe defendant's anneal dismissed for failure to file brief. Sixteenth District Appeals. Appeals from the sixteenth dis trict will be called Tuesday, Decern ber 11, as follows: Martin v. Cooper. Matthews V. Fry. Green v. Green. Johnson v. Lumber Company con tinned by consent. Tanning. Co vs. Telegraph Co. edford v. Emerson tfour cases) Cogglns v. Insurance Co. Railroad v. Bailey. Trotter v. Town of Franklin 1 (continued by consent). At the end of this district the fol lowing will be called: Pedriek v. Railroad. State v. Hester. A MYSTERYJS SOLVED Two Young Married Women Burglarize Chicago Flats A Score or .More of Robberies Had Been Committed When a Detective Shadowed One Woman and Ar rested Her Red-Handed. C 4 Btti' iare - mr 23ar-'Bin nw eas KJiq Kind Ton Have Always Bought, c:vJ vrnich hss been in, line for ever ,'?-0 years, has borno the rignaturc of y-(? , and lia:5 brer,, matlo under bis pev- j&Qtrf-i'r- ' no'naJ supervision fine 'ts infancy. yM&ff7ft -wws Allow no oho to deceive yo in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations mi l "iTtist-as-ooil" arc bat Kxp-iments that tattle with and endrtngrer tito health of ".nibats ttnd ChUti'tit Experience against Experiment. storria is a harmle. s Substitute for Castor Oil, Paro vie, lropis and Soothing Syrups. It iti Pleasant. It aialas not 'her Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic !jHtaie. i.K ajro'is its guarantee. It destroys Wonti allays 'evcrishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Sic. It rc'levcp ieething Trouhlcn, cures Constipation il ;. ft atteiiatlatcs the Fotxl, regulates tho ;;ivi:i;" healthy and natural sleep. bo Cbiiilfce "s Pitacea Tiio Mother's .Friend, r -7111 AB.-.WAT3 Sears the Signature of A Ti KM You Haie Always Bought n Use For Over 3D Years. XHt r.iTA" ooMMnv, T7 r.iunniv street, nkw vonk city. j9 I WHISKEY I FIVE YEARS OLD SMOOTH AND MELLOW I (By the Associated Press.) Chicago, Dec. 5. The mystery of a score or more of flat burglaries on the north side was solved yesterday In the arregt of Mrs. Kliie Klein and Mrs. Margaret Nagcl. Stolen goods to the value of $3,000 were recovered, but the value of the property taken by the two women dur ing the last two years is estimated at over $10.0CO. Mrs. Ivlein is the mother of four chil dren, the youngest of which is four teen months old and the oldest nine years. Mrs. Nagcl has one boy, a boy of two Years. Yesterday a detective noticed Mrs. Klein approach several small flat build ings, knock loudly at the door, listen intently and then walk away. In each instance some one came to the door I" response to the knock. At one place no one answered the knock at the door, and then Mrs. Klein was seen to take a key from her pocketbook and open the door. She re mained inside for an hour. When she came out she had a bundle under her arm. The detective arrested her. Then he examined the bundle and found mis eplhineous stolen property. He also found an elaborate set of skeleton key.' In her pocket. Mrs. Klein made 11 full confession. Implicating Mrs. Nagel, who was arrested half an hour later in her own house. a packed House. Greeted Will 1). Upshaw at the Tub ernoeln Last Ninht. Seldom has any lecturer in Ral- eieh received such a compliment a the audience that crowded the Tab ernacle Sunday school auditorium last night to hear Mr. Will D. tfp- shaw of Georgia. "In face of the fact that Mr. l shaw had spoken forty-nine times free," as Mr. J. W. Bailey said in his breezy speech of introduction, "and in face of the Choral Society prepa rations and the Brass Band Concert, the Georgia man drew the largest letcure crowd that has been seen in Raleigh in years." After Miss Sherrell, a gifted stu dent of the University, had rendered a charming piano solo, Mr. Bailey presented the speaker in a brilliant and witty speech that put the crowd in trood humor. Mr. Upshaw was "on the spot" .Hid made irood in his celebrated let lure, "Climbing Upward." Hundreds of young people were thrilled, and went away with the purpose nxea 111 their hearts to strive for the noblest mid best thines in life. Mr. Unshaw was heartily applaud ed when he announced that a tele- ram received yesterday from Mis sissippi relieved him of an engage ment in that state and thus enabled him to remain in North Carolina next Sunday, and that he would speak at the Tabernacle Sunday morning and night. I'HIIil) REGIMENT BAM) GAVE ENJOYABLE CONCERT The first of the five concerts by the Third Regiment Kami was given last night in Metropolitan Hall and there was ti largo and appreciative audience in attendance. In every respect the concert was a complete success and the numbers were rendered w til artistic skill. The audience was very appre ciative, which fact was shown fcy frc uuent applause and oil several occa sions the band had to respond to en cores. The "Indian War Dance was perhaps more enjoyed than any of the selections and next came the "Kohem Ian Girl.' A vocal quartette composed of Messrs. Ksterling, Sawyer, Hagedorn and Fetz rendered several numbers which was so much enjoyed that they had to respond to several encores. Di rector Gustax Hagedorn and his band were highly complimented. Reserved seat tickets for the remain ing four concerts can be purchased for $1.00, while single admission tickets, for the first floor, will be fifty cents. Christinas Holiday Excursion Paves Via Southern Railway. FULL QUARTS Express Charges Paid By Us, A trial will convince you that these goods are the vp.ru heat fnr medicinal and other nurposes. Send 11a vnnr nrrlprs and if not nerfectlv satisfactory, return at our expense and money will be refunded at ome. All smpmenis are maae in uiam -.oct. Remit by Postal or Express Money Order. Write for price list of" other liquor: The Southern Railway announces for the Christmas Holidays sale of round trip tickets to all points with in the territory ea.it of the Missis sippi and south of the Ohio and Po tomac rivers. Rate of one ;,nd one third first-class standard one war fares, plus 25 cents for tho round trip. Minimum fare 50 cents. Tickets will be sold December 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th and 31st, 1906, and January 1st. 1907, with final limit January 7th, 1907. For further particulars call on any Agent of the Southern Railway or address T. E. GREEN', City Ticket Agent, Raleigh, N. C. 'iflfflU, if 3 !L.7.'.,uTTf,l.LH A Miraculous Cure. , The following statement by H. M. Adams and wife, Henrietta, Pa., will interest parents and others. "A mirac ulous cure has taken place in our home. Our child Had eecma 5 years and was pronounced incurable, when we read about Electric Bitters, and concluded to try it. Before tho second bottle was all taken we noticed a change Xor the better, and after taking 7 bottles he was completely cured." it's the up-to-date blood medicine and body building tonic. Guaranteed. 50c and IM at all druggists. Boylan-Pearce Co. Boylan-Pearce Co. GREATEST FUR OFFERING! The buying of Furs at this establishment has been lively the last few days, but to cause a furor in our Fur Department, we are going to offer for the next few days 20 Per Cent 0 Discount On ail Furs in the house, including a special line re cently bought at a tremendous sacrifice, which have been selling at wonderfully reasonable prices. This is positively the opportunity of the season to pick up the fur garment you want at almost your own Price. Boylan-Pearce Co. CRINKLEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE I2f, 128, 130, 332, 834, Fayetterille Street RALEIGH, N. C. DEGEMRER We have just opened a new lot of Cotton and Wool Art Squares, all sizes; also a new lot of Iron Cribs and Beds. We are expecting more Coal Stoves and Baby Go Carts every day. New lot of Ladies' Trimmed Hats at a big bargain. SPECIAL One handsome Green Iron Folding Davenport, upholstered in green velour, with pillows to match, $25. New Lot Ladies' Cloaks. SHOE DEPARTMENT Mr. N. G. House, who has just re co ered from an attack of typhoid fever, is at his post again and will be glad to see his many friends. New lot of Shoes of all kinds and Rubber Boots. FURN1TU1E DEPARTM'T Iron Cribs, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50. Iron Beds and Springs. Oak Folding Beds, $12.50. i Sideboards, $9.90, $14.00. Hall Racks, $2.75, $5, $7, $8.75. Bed Lounges, $7.50 up. I Imitation Leather Couches, $8.00, $10.50. Oak and Reed Rockers. -J I Closing Shoe Sale N EARING THE END. This great Sale of Shoes is now at its best as to bargains, and it would be well to be in mind that the time is not long when we shall have to get out of present quarters and close the sale. Tremendous Bargains are now being offered in Shoes. S. C. POOL, RALJEIOH, IN. C. JOST ONE FEATURE, We issue the only acci deiil policy which gives increasing insurance and pays yearly casli divi dends lor the reduction of premiums. That's but one ol the features that place our policies a year ahead of others and insure the sat isfaction of our policy holders. Let us tell you about some of tlie other lea turcs. It will he worth your while. THE Pennsylvania Casualty Co HUNTER & DREWRY, STATE AGENTS, - RALEIGH, N.C. H. P. S. KELLER ARCHITECT RALEIGH. N. C. GET HIGH UPONTHE WATER WAGON. If you want to feel good all the time, drink the greatest water known today Mida Water It is a thorough cleanser of the system. It acts like a filter on the human body. Cures Dyspepsia, Stomach, Kidney and Bladder Troubles. Sold and delivered by Tucker Building Pharmacy, Hicks Drug Company. Yowrrvarv ervd Erbe CARPET DEPARTMENT Granite Art Squares, $1.90, $2.40, $2.90, $3.40, $3.90, $4.85. Woolen Art Squares, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.25, $6.00, $8.00, $10.00. 9x12 Axminster, $20.00. 9x12 Smyrna, $9.00. STOVE DEPARTMENT Heaters, $1.25, 1.45, $1.70, $1.90, $2.25. Heavy Heaters, $4.00, $4.50, $5.25, $6.00, $8.00. Cook Stoves and Ranges. OVERCOATS Men's Heavy Overcoats, $4.00, $5.00, $6.50, $8.00, $10.00. Big values in stylish Rain Coats, $6.00, $6.75, $7.50, $8.60. Rubber Coats, $2.00, $2.25. Boys' and Youths' Overcoats, Clothing, Pants, etc. Hats and Caps. UNDERWEAR DEPT. Ladles' Vesta and Pants, 25c, 48c. Child's Vests and Pants, 10, 15. 26c. Union Suits, 25, 40, 46, 50c. Men's Heavy Underwear, 45c; wool goods. 60, 76, 90, $1. GLOVE DEPARTMENT New line ol Wool and Leather Goods. ARE YOV VOTIXG? AIM : YOr VOTING? Manufacturers of the celebrated Files and Cabinets. We Have contracted for the agency and will be pleased to show samples at our Store or send catalogues on request. Alfred Williams & Co Special Bates to Greensboro, N. C, Via Seaboard Air Line Railway. The Seaboard announces a rate of one and one-third first-class fares plus 25 cents for the round trip from all points in North Carolina to Greensboro, N. C, and return, ac count of the NOrth Carolina State Baptist Convention. December 5th to 10th, tickets to be sold December 4th, 5h and 6th, final return De comber 12. For further information, apply to C. H. GATTIS, Traveling Passenger Agent, Halclgh, N. C. XMAS TOYS We are opening a nice line and will have a full stock in a few days. LAMP DEPARTMENT Vase Lamps, soe. to $4.uo. Hanging Lamps, 60c. to $3.00. Student Lamps, $2.90. Gas Portables. GLOCKE DEPARTMENT New line, all kinds, from 65c. to $6.00. Bight-day uak Clock, 11.90. MUSICAL GOODS- Talking Machines and Records. Autoharps, Accordeons, Banjos, Guitars, Violins, Mandolins, Drums, etc. Grinkley's
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