The Greensboro patriot [March 1, 1905]

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THE GREENSBORO PATRIOT
VOL. 84. GREENSBORO, N. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1905. NO. 9
Or W. J. RICHARDSON
OFFICE:
KATZ BUILDING.
«iS OENCE: 318 WEST GASTON ST.
E I ST»ME» M. D.
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J. H. Bouts. M. D.
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STAMEY 6 BOYLES
r-HYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
ih. ." professional services to the people
. , ii roand surrounding country.
it. Over Holm*" Drug Store.
..-, south Klin Street. Phone w.
XJOCA^LJ NEWS. They are not for Hale but if you want
to look at a pair of the wooden soled,
iron shod shoes such as were used to
BfMUe extent in the South doling the
war ask to nee them next time you are
in Tbacket & BrocknMinn'a store.
They are <|uite a curiosity.
home on hi"
Dr. J. E. WYCHE
DENTIST
OFFICE IN SAVINGS BANK BLDG.
«OOTM ELM ST.. GRCENSSOBO. "- C.
Dr. M. F. FOX
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
The bird law goes into effect today.
Mr. /. V. Taylor leturned from New
York yesterday morning.
Hon. Thomas Settle, of Aaheville,
has been here several 'lay-*.
Bran and shipstuH' in any quantity
you want. TTCKRK & Ettwix.
Mrs. A. M. Scales is at Raleigh this
week visiting her husband, Senator
Scales.
A number of (ireeiisboro people will
witness the Inaugaration of President
Booseveit Saturday.
Just received—a big lot of Woods'
black spring and red rust proof oats.
Prices right TI'CKBK A KRWIS.
The annual meeting of the Farmers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Association will was preparing to go to Aslieville when
be held here Saturday, the Itli. It the news of his brother's death came.
should be largely attended. If you intend to use International
Medical Men of the Carolinas and Vir-ginia
In Annual Meeting Here,
(ireeiisboro has within its gates a
large number of the representative
physicians and surgeons of the Caro-linas
and Virginia, who are holding
the seventh annual meeting of the Tri-
Mr. John K. White, of Oregon, who j State Medical Association here. The
recently visited his brother, Mr. J. I>- Guiifbld county association, through a
White, here, after an absence of •".••
years, is reported to have died just as
he came in sight of hi
return. Details have
ceived.
GREEHSBORO TOBACCO MARKET.
MARKET REPORT.
The receipts on our market lor the
past week have been the largest of any
week since the holidays. Farmers
have rolled in from every section of the
country tributary to this market and
some of them from a great distance,
and in almost every instance they have
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»ii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii:»iiiinmt
local committee composed of I)rs. J.
W. Long, J. |{. Williams, J. T. J. Hat- 'gone home highly pleased with prices.
tie, (.'. S. (iilnier. J. P. Turner and J. j Last November we urged the sale of
not yet been re-' E. Brooks, had prepared extensively i tobacco, believing it was the best time
.for the entertainment of the associa-; to sell that you would have in the
Young Man
Did you ever have
the opportunity of
going into a nice
little business of
yourown, provided
you could put up
Mr J F Mitchell proprietor of the Uon. »"<• t>'« meeting is progressing fall and probably the best time that 8 $500?
Greensboro Shade Company, was uoti- !""<'" the most favorable circum- you would have this season, but we H
lied Friday of the death of his brother, *<""•*»■ As guests of the tri-state as- : think that tobacco is selling fully as g
Mr Carv'Mitchell, an employe of the .^elation a number of most prominent high now as it has sold at any time g hn I HMflTl 11 H If U
Asheville electric company, who had | Practitioners of the country are present, during the present season, and our ad. IB | ||U UUUUI lUllllf
.be"en' .i.l,l -for ov.'er a y„e„a,r.. '■-.M,r'. M.Miittichlieelnl i "ll<. l a num.b.er.of demonstrations are i vicue is to se.,ll and d.o..so.r.ig.h.t noi w.n „„„ IH§ ^——
being made. Yesterday the meeting During the past two weeks there
opened with President W. I,. Robinson,
of Danville, Ya.. in the chair. Prayer
was offered by Rev. I). Detwiler, of
have been placed additional orders on
the Greensboro market, and we believe
that without any exageration tiiat it is
GJILFOBD COLLEGE, N. C.
■Dr. E. A. BURTON
DENTIST
OFFICE IN LASH BLDG.,
SOUTH LIM ST.
C. W. BANNER, M. D.
The Glee and Mandolin Club of stock and poultry food this spring it is ' ^ .^ ^ a(|(|re^ ()f well.„me ,,„ the* highest market in the old bell to-' jj
Trinity College, Durham, will appear time you were laying in a supply, behalf of the atate by Dr. D. A. Stan-'day, an.l we hope that our customers H
at the State Normal and Industrial Don't wait till your stock is broken ;^ ^ ^.^ Point, and a almllar ad-j Will take advantage of the prices and «
College here on the evening of March down or your poultry has become (lre„ ()|1 ,,,.,,.,,f()f l(ll, ,.Uv liy ,{ev i)r. j sell as freely as they can in the imme- H
10th. worthless, but use it in season. Jtn ^^ y,^ ^ o|-||tag pr.lverJ,,mte future. \\
Rev. .1. c. Kirkman. of Spokane, ounce of prevention is requen j wot i A(| u|,|irnllliale re^1K„|>e waa spoken H. A. Kra/.ier. of Colfax, made a good «
Wash., will preach at Stokesdale at 11 a pound of cure. 11 • M.IS K I-.K by Dr. Stuart MeOutre, of High Point, sale here last week. :
I co last week and went home with a
o'clock A. M. March 5, and a. Sum- A bill to provide a method for draw- Tuedaywa upied with papers on L K.Howerton was here with tobac
merileld at 3 o'clock P.M. on the same lug juries IU this county was rauneu varjOU8 .u^ase* UI1<| discusskibs, and
date. I°y l,,e general assembly yester.lay. (ht, U|Be Wii< mogt profitably spent. ' i,,,,.,,! Mll
Dr. K. <). Taylor, a lecturer on scien- There was room under the old system l^ast night the association was tendered
i- drawing great for vast improvement and we are glad ja ,..„11|,|j„u.llt.lIV baurfOet by Mr.
eek in a series of the matter was remedied by this '«?••-|Tiicker. manager of the McAdoo House,
West Mark
may come again,
and the wise thing
for you to do is to
get ready to avail
yourself of it. It is
easy.
Get a Home Bank
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Pr c • Limited to the bye.
Miii Throat.
Car. Noi
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ATTORNEYS
t«: COUNSELLORS AT LAW
GREEHSBORO. R. C.
Rober! ;>. '" • as- StepBcn A. Uouirla*.
DOUGLAS & DOUGLAS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
O'ficc in Greensboro Loan an* Trust BUc-
C. G. WRIGHT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
*R,,C-T BJ'LOINC OPS COU«T HOUSt.
GREENSBORO, N. C.
THOMAS C. HOYLE
ATCRNEY AT LAW
i Conrt Square. GREE>SEGRO. B. C.
»n (.-'.•:■. i "•■» i.ctiouB. Loans
(i I.
Robert C. Strudwick
,- R N C Y a™ COUNSELLOR
AT LAW
rl Suoare. GkEESSBORO. K. C.
F. P. HOBGOOD, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
I ... U'riaht BuiMinir. "I l«8Ite
l.i :: lit,use, lire, n>lioro. N C.
tilic temperance,
eruwds bere this w»
lectures given :;i the
church.
Sim-e the advent ofseasonable weath-er
the »treet force has brointht »l«ui :>
le'-ided improvement in the condition
ofMMiieof our ni"-; prominent tlmr-on
hfure".
Tin lol.hy mid caf< of the Hotel tSuil-fo-
d . u to i v.- reopened this week, and
iM,~!- c.tii hereafter register Ihereas
well asal the ISenhow, which i- under
the same management.
Dr. J. .1. Hilton, of Sti'K.-laic has
decided to locate In (ireeiisboro for the
practice ol the medical profession. He
was here Monday I.M.kiin.' for a house
in which to move his family.
Mr. ami Mrs. S. I.. Alderman cele-brated
U\t- fifteenth anniversary of
theli marriage last Thursday evening
by giving a delightful reception to a
large number of tin i. friends.
Mr. I.. M. Clj-iner "ill leave Imlay
for a business trip to Basic City and
other points north. He «ill attend the r„|
inauguration of President Kcosevelt at
Washington before returning]
K«>K KAI.K A gootl bay mule thai
will work unywhere: also a one-horse
wagon good as new. <:ill on or ad-dre>-.
.1. i' Hi M'Kiv.
'...JI los Correll st.. (i eensboro.
An operation for kidney trouble was
uuied ii|K»n Dr. It. W. I.e.-i ol
(ireenslHiro hopital Kriday after-noon.
The natieni i« doing as well to-day
:■- his physicians could |o>-il.iy
ho'pe
t'apt. Dave Si idt, Mr. It. ''. I'reyor
and Mi. A. II. Alderman arc among
th ise w ho have emerged from sick
robins within the pa~t week. All suf-fered
\>il!i the prevailing malady, la
grippe.
Mi .1. It. Stewart, formerly connect-ed
with the Hold (iiiilford bare, but
more recently with the Varboroogh
House at Kaleigh, "ill manage the
lature. Several other private hills re-lating
:•' (iiiilford affairs have also
passed within the past week.
The Southern Trading Stamp Com-pany,
of (ireeiisboro, recently char-tered
by the Secretary ol State, has
pin chased I he business trf Spciry,
liutchiiisoii & I'ompany. ol lins'klyu.
N. > . iu all states south of lUllimoie,
and in all i-i'.ic- where trading stamp
stores i.ivc been€>i*rateil by both com-panies,
lhey will be consoldidated.
Mr. A. It. Perkins »i!l be general
managei.
Mi. John N. Staples, Jr.. of Sew
Yoik, arrived in the city last Wednes-day
night from New Orleans and siient
a nay ■<[ two here « Ith his parent-. Co!.
and Mrs. Staples, leaving Kriday ni^ht
fm New York. In addition to being
secretary and treasurer of the Havana
Ameiicaii C<impauy, he has recently
been promoted to the |K>sition of gen-eral
manager, succeeding Mr. Klden-beriv.
who has been transferred to
|ien
the
Mr. and Mrs. M.C. Workman reach-ed
the i-ity Saturday returning from
l-'lorida. They visited Oaylona. Si.
Augustine, Orlando, Jacksonville, Ti-tu-
ville. and oilier | laces. They found
the weathei a pan of the time unusual-ly
cold foi Honda. At one time while
they were there the merciiiy wasdow n
to _•!. I hey did not prolong their trip
iiuite as long as they intended owing
to the serious illness •■! Mrs. Work-man's
sister, Mi-. I"i m Maiigum, who
has been critically ill foi some lime at
her home on l.y udoii street, out is now
improved.
John Clupp and lloone < ireeson, who
run a grocery store on South Kim
street, w ere before the mayor yesterday
for selling cider which two young con-sumers
claimed made them "crazy."
The cider under consideration is like
most of the other cider sold in the city
and for the defense yesterday Mr. (>.
lauager ol
at w Inch a number ol bright and spark-ling
addresses were made. The ses-sions
will continue through today.
LUcr Sellers on the hack.
In the mayor's court Monday W. A.
Saleeby and T. .1. Dew iu •'. i re charged
with letailing and upon the evidence
of w niies-es w bo had purrhaaed cider
of tin in they were bound over to Suj*-
lior curt under small bonds. Saleeliy
kee| - a restuuraut on South I'.lni street
and '. >cw in recently engaged in the
grocery business outon Walkeravenue.
Iioiii admitted selling the cider, but
denied the knowledge of its intoxieat-i..
i. properties. The ci.ief wii.iesst-againal
them were two young men
who were arreste<l Saturday night for
drunkenness and who snore that they near Klou t'ollege, was here with a big
drank nothing but the cider. Other lot of tol.ac.-o last week and went home
witnesses swore that they did not bt- delighted with prices,
lieve the cider would intoxicate unless W. J. Anderson and J. W. i'roxler,
mixed With whiskey, yet one of Salee- two of Ouilford county's good farmers.
by V witnesses, hia cock, who said he were here with tobacco the past week
bail drank nothing that day bin one aud went home happy,
glass of the cider, was apparently as .„' iit/,le Bockwell sold a nice lot
c. K. Briggs, a good farmer of this
county, made a most satisfactory sale H
here the past week. g
i: L. Lindley, J.T. Iseley and Wm, 1
Michael, <•!' A lama nee county, made H
splendid sales on this market the past H
week. ::
.1. W. Morris, M. s. Wils. u, .1. W. ,H
Class and S. L. Summers.ol thiscoun-'lg
ly, made very satisfactory sales here'll-last
w eek.
(lur good o
Come, get one of
our little "Home
Banks" and drop
into it SI Monday.
BOc Tuesday. 25c
Wednesday, lOc
Thursday. 5c Fri-day,
1c Saturday,
and thus cultivate
the habit of saving.
friend (ieorge Boss, U■'•|
from Bocklngham county, paid u-an- a
other call last week ami went homeim
highly pleased. |j
Isaac Summers. .1. (I. Phil.bs. Silas
Milloway and David Forsyth, g»«
farmers ■•' this county, were here las
n eek «Ith tol..- i.
.1. S. Barber, a most excellent farmer
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II •»HH
Southern |
! § Loan and Trust Co, |
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full a- a lick. It was stated foi the in-formation
of the court that the elder
bad inch on sale liele for four years
and that there bail never been a coin-plaint
made of it heretofore, as it con-tained
less than live |ier cent, of alco-hol,
but it is pretty (.ertain la lake its
plan- among the tabooed beverages
under the prohibition ordinance here.
as has resulted iu other towns. The
arrests caused some other merchant*
hai dling the cider to withdraw it from
sale at one. It is made in Bichmond,
Ya.
February form buds.
A two-weeks term of (iiiilford Su-
>f tobacco here last week. Her prices
The Washington Post, always mind-ful
of its retinue of friends, w hich em-braces
the reading public of the entire
country, has provided special facilities,
for handling all letters addressed in it-care
during the Inaugural week, and
any of our readers who may be III
Washington within the coining week
ranged from $7..V» to £*» per hundred, W|j| do well to avail tbemaelvesof this
with an average of \- cents. superior accommodation. All signs lu-
Our true and trusted friend and for- djcate a record-breaking attendance at
nier warehouseman, It. O. (iambkt, | the inauguration, and the usual con-sold
a load of tobacco ith us last week geattan and delay iu the distribution of
an i got good price- for same. mail to hotels ami boarding houses w ill
Charles Kirkin HI was here the other result. The Post building, at Peun-yl-day
with u load of common tobacco vaula Avenue and 1 lib street, i
and carried away $107.45. It is useless day and night, and
to say lo he was b'ghly pleased.
Lee Urcom* sad 1. e Davis, promi-nent
farmers of the Southside, have
been here tlie past week with tobacco
and went away highly pleased.
Win. Canada, W. S. Scott, J. D.
peiior court closed Saturday after a sat-
„, Sockwell and J. M. Low, prominent
farmers of thi-county, made very sat-isfactory
sales here the past week.
II. L. Boon and .1. .1. Lester, two | them In, Satislaction guaranteeil.
.f Bocklngham
MICHAEL SCHENCK
ATTORNEY
t.NO COUNSELLOR AT LAW
: .art Sqaare, Greensboro. H. C.
Mountain Park Hotel at Hot Spring.-, A starouck, a former revenue officer,
N. C, this season, testilied that by his tests it contain"
The Emerson Literary Society of le-s than one per cent, of alcohol, If
(ireeiisboro Female College w ill give a any. Mayor < Isborn said the matter
public recital at the college, Saturday ought to be fully investigated by the
evening. March Ith, after which oys- state authorities, and accordingly sent . .',lw .."
isfuctorj session. While no cases
more than passing importance were
heard at the term there were several in
which weighty legal contests were
waged With the exception of one prominent farmers
week court has been continuously In county, were here with tobacco the
session here.-in.v the lii-1 of the year, past week and went home highly
the regnlai terms being supplemented pleased.
by two special terms held by Judge Alex Williams, T.G.William
Shaw. As a result tbt docket is vastly j_ <'. Williams, all
,eu
Ii letters sent
there will be sorted promptly and de-livered
upon application. So more
satisfactory arrangement could be de-vised.
Simply have yoiii mail ad-dressed
"In-care Washington Po-t,"
and the rest is easy.
To the Farmers.
I am paying the highest market
price for good beef cattle on foot. Bring
'.-It
J. C. OlJVK, City Market,
(ireeiisboro, N. C.
On every |UW worth of goods sold for
cash l.y Tow nsend k Co. They give
the purchaser a 12.80 return
eh
ters. salad and cream will be sold. All the case on to the Superior court.
are invited to attend.
Misses Kate Vanstory ami Til lie
Tatum. who have been in the city a
few days on a visit to their parent-, re-set
unide a verdict judgment of f1,080
Squire I). H. Collins issued fourteen obtained by Samuel I'awcett against
warraute against (irant Poe Saturday (\,v Carolina Steel Bridge Company.
charging him with retailing, and Dep- Judgments were also signed for $5,000
title.- Walter and Crutchfleld went to ,,, jH_ ,.„_,, ,,f Jemiie C. Sullivan vs.
and
f Kockingham
Before Judge Peebles an- county, made very satisfactory sales Call for cash register tickets.
uouueed the adjournment Saturday he the past week aud will be back again saved is money made.
heck.
Monev
s. GLENN BROWN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
In! < '.niri Square,
-.REENSBORO, N. Cfc
tumel yesterday afternoon to Char- his home live miles north of town to
lotte. w here they are students at the
Presbyterian College.
Dr. Dred Peacock spent yesterday
forenoon here returning to his home at
High Point from Wilson, where
rii southern Railway and J. C Millo-arrest
him Saturday evening. They way vs. the same defendant company
L. FRANCIS HANES
PHOTOGRAPHER
HIGH CLASS WORK ONLY.
ii|.|..,siic I ho McAdoo House.
J.McADOO
ALL KINDS
Electrical Supplies
•^EE^SBORO, N. C.
lano Tuning
were accompanied by a deputy collec- f(), *| l-H, .\ |.; Kowler obtained a
tor who also had some I'uiled States judgment against the Southern for
warrants to serve. Arriving there Poe damages to the amount of |2.o0 for
came out on the front porch and asked being |,,,t 0fl H train east of the city-
Monday he attended the funeral of them wnai they wauled, and ui be- s„„ie months ago while under the in-
! his sister, Mrs. Mollie J. Bynuin, who ing told that tbey were after him, be |i„e„ee ,,f liquor and refusing to show-died
Sunday evening, threatened to kill them if they came h|g tj,.L;et. p. \". (alter and C. N.
Pull variety of Woods' early seed po- into bis house. He then went inside Graves, administrators of B. S. BtW-and
shut the front door and without |gers failed to get judgment against tin
the officers
tatoes, such as Red I'.liss, White Bliss,
Extra Early White Rose, Junior Pride, stopping went out the rear door and
We bought this seed in big lots
iu a few days. Clover seed, grass seed, seed oats,
|{. H. Meadows, of Buckingham, etc., at Moorelieid's feed store, 527 B.
and a brother of the Banner warehouse Kim. '■ '••
auctioneer, J. J. Meadow-, was here _ ^ '
with tobacco last week and svent away
highly pleased.
Squire J. B. Summers and P. M. Ise-ley,
prominent farmers of Alamance
county, were on our market the past
week and got more for their tobacco
than tbey expected.
K. Ii Foster. H. M. Blown, T. I>.
Johnson. W. I.. Paschal and J. I..
Hawkins, prominent farmers of this
county, made highly satisfactory sales
City National Bank
Greensboro, N. C.
CAPITAL - - " S100.000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS. 16,000
United States Depository.
Ni
; ri whose work wc guarantee.
ICKt'KltKNCRS:
ii-mal. (Jullford rol'cge. .
1. Shirley.
etc.
and can make you satisfactory piices.
Tt'CKBR & EHWIS.
The United States Civil Service Com-mission
announces that on March 11, in
I Greensboro, an examination will be
held for the positions of clerk and car-
1 rier in the postollice service. Applica-tions
must be liled on or before March
Mb.
The board of aldermen decided last
night to ask the legislature to amend
the City charter so as to give the board
made his escape before
could Intercept him.
railroad company for the death of Here the past week
Buy \our Seed at Chrlsmon's.
We hive just received a full line of
standard garden and Held seeds and can
supply our trade with the best of every-thing
in that line. Plenty of seed oats
and clover. We pay the highest mar-ket
puces for country produce, chick-ens,
etc. .1. Ii. ClIKISMON i\; BRO.,
IU West Market Street.
Salem Academy.
And others.
0. JONES &. COMPANY
liKEBNSBOUO. H.C.
Cottonseed meal, ordinarily used for
feed, is one of the best fertilizers on the
market for certain crops. We are sell-ing
lots of it now for fertilizer to far-
Bridgers, who was killed near Mc-l.
eansville last year. During the term
divorces were granted to John lialker
an I Jos. P. Fraley.
Wood Wanted.
If you have wood to sell call ami see
me. I think we can trade.
s-tf SAM BKOWXK,
Walker Avenue, (ireeiisboro.
Don't make a mistake w hen you buy
your plows this spring, but try a Vul-can.
Every one guaranteed'to please
power to call an election to vote upon
the question of appropriating annually
«i -,IK! of the city's general fuuds to the , uiers who "know how."
chamb, er oft com,;m„,„err,c..e.. i TUCBBE ft EBWIK.
or your money
send &Co.
refunded. See Town-
6-12t
At the morning service of the Fust
Presbyterian congregation last Sunday
forty-four persons made a public pro-fession
of faith and and became identi-fied
with the church, while two or
three others were prevented by sick-ness
from taking the same step. Most
of them were converted at the recent
levival held by the pastor, Rev. E. W.
Smith. D. I>" It might be stated in
this connection that in the nscal year
euding In April. 1801, the llrst of Dr.
Smith's pastorate, more persons were
received into membership thanjuagjrj
corresponding period t
the church. The su
maintained iu the tin-
. s. Thomson.
President.
Lee H. Han
0FFICBB&
J. Van I.iii'lle>.
Vice I'icBidiiii.
Cashier.
DIKECTOUS.
W. S. Thorns, in.
C. 11. IiorsitL
W. C. Itain.
.1. A. H..skins.
J. Allen Holt.
K. .1. Stafford,
Wm. I'limminKS,
.1. Van I.indley,
J.C. Biibap,
j. A. Dsvlasoa.
Mr Th,™ R i'emberton has pur-i years, in each of which all tue.e.ivais
chased the Aaheboro sS Pharmacy were conducted by Dr. Smith alone.
.end to depositor! every facility con
. with prudent l.ankinir.
.utercst paid on time certificates of deposl
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