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THE GREENSBORO PATRIOT
/OL. 85. GREENSBORO, N. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1906. NO. 24
W. J. RICHARDSON
OFFICE:
AATZ BUILDING.
SNCE: 318 WEST GASTON ST.
: IWIY. M. D.
M inrton.
J. H. BORIS. M D.
lies. 40!' W.OMton.
Phone No. 7t'»*.
\MEY & BOYLES
'SICIANS AND SURGEONS
r professional services to the people-i
. and surrounding country.
Helms" Drug Store.
U8Jf South Kim street. Phone W.
P-Dr.
J. E. WYCHE
DENTIST
CE IN SAVINGS BANK BLOC.
tOUTH CLM ST.. CSCCNSSOSO. M. C.
Dr. M. F. FOX
3ICIAN AND SURGEON
tOCAL 2sTi£:-WS.
Cow FORSALK—I want to nell a good
youug cow with second calf. Call on
or address J. E. Webb, K. F. I). No. 5.
Greensboro, N. C.
Keruersville News: J. H.Joyce went
to Greensboro Tuesday morning, where
lie has accepted a position as manager
lu the tobacco factory of E. J. Stallord.
Mr. J. A. Sykes has awarded the
contract to Mr. J. C. Morris to erect a
modern residence ou his lot on West
Market street, next to Dr. J. 1\ Tur-ner's
home, and work on it has already
begun.
Alex Klias, of Klias Brothers, con-fectioners,
met with a painful accident
Friday afternoon by getting the lingers
of his left hand badly mashed by being
Caught between the cons of an lee
cream freezer.
Juiues, rive-moutbs-old son of Mr.
RACE CIRCUIT ORGANIZED. A CARD. BOARD OF ALDER!"IEN.
Meeting-of Fair Association Secretaries To ihe Democratic Voters ot Gullford Regular <eml *on,hiv
Held at Winston Saturday. Count;.
At a meeting of the county fair sec- I am a candidate for the nomination
retaries of Virginia and North Carolina of county treasurer, subject to the
Democratic primaries and convention,
and not being as well known through-
Col. (J. E. Webb, representing the j out the county as others,] take this
ETorsytb county fair association; J. L. [method of introducing myself to the
King, representing the Greensboto as-1 people and to speak a few words in my
Cyras T. Fox, manager of, own behalf.
g'tiiiiiiiniiiirrnmrmmrm;
.Saturday morning in Winston Salem
the following were present:
Bociatioii
the Badford, Va , association; I>r. R.
P. Copeuhaver, secretary of the T»/.e-well,
Va , association; J. P. Carrico,
president of the Galas, Va., association.
Being thus situated I am sure I will
not be charged with Immodesty or
egotism.
First. High Point township is en-andC.
W. Oeswell, assistant secretary, | titled to this nomination because all
Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Fox was alsn the legislative ticket Hill be chosen
authorized to represent the fair saeocl- from other sections of tbe county, alto
atlou of Koanoke, Va. It is understood the shenll, cleik of the Court and regie-that
Charlotte will also come Into the ter of deeds, leaving oue county com-
Meeting- Keld
Friday Afternoon.
The board of aldermen met iu regu-lar
session Friday afternoon, Mayor
Murphy calling the board to order
about 2:30 o'clock, all the members be-ing
present exeapt Alderman Hunter.
'Squire J. B. Pearce was grauted a
renewal of his auctioneer's license.
1). A. Lundie was refunded f 10 70,
the amount paid by him through mis-take
as taxes on property twice listed.
W. IS. Harrison appeared iu behalf
of Harrison's Pharmacy asking a re-newal
of the license to sell whiskey by
prescription. On motion of Alderman
Thompson, the license was renewed by
a unanimous vote.
VV. T. Sergeant, cf the (ireensboro
circuit, and possibly two or thiee other misahmer probably chosen from this Water and Light Commission appear-places.
I township. Theamonot of laxes this
Colonel G. K. Webb having been \ township paya into the county treasury
Otm it polls entities it
and Mrs. J. J Keasler, died at 1 o'clock chogell ,.hHJIIllan ahd Mr.CynM p. p0X, '■ and number of vc
Friday morning at their home, 8.50 ^.^ of the meeting, business was i to -onsideration
South Kim street. The remains were (.ken up and tbe following echeduteof 1 <lo not eriti.
carried to Burlington that afternoon dates was agreed upon.
lor interment.
The Carolina Construction Company
of this city, has closed a contiact to
erect for Mr. W. E. Holt, Jr., of Lex-ington,
a line 111,000 residence in that
town; also to build a new$26,000build-ing
for the Plauters' Hank at Rocky
Mount,
ed and asked tbe board to authorize
the commissiou to incur an indebted-ness
amounting to $40,000, sufficient
for completing the Beedy Fork exten-sion.
On mction of Alderman Odell tbe
JILFORO COLLEGE, N. C.
Jr. E. A. BURTON
DENTIST
i: P. QorroU'a Dry Goods .store.
.-.:'<' tbe southside Hank.
SOUTH ELM ST.
W. BANNER, M. D.
OPPOSITE M'AI.OO HOUSE.
[oura >.\.M. to l P. M.: 130 P. M. to I Homey
...S„„u,n.day*.' » to lo.:«) A. M. given to the i .u.n..i.ted. in the holy bond.s of,matrimony
Wednesday afternoon at the home of different associations as
simply a combination of circumstances j city attorney was authorized to draft a
IIn which High Point acqulesoes and ' resolution to he presented at the next
| will nelp elect the ticket. I meeting for borrowing the MO.OOO when
Now as to tbe nominee, a great many j the commission will need it withiu the
in High Point, Greensboro and else-j next two or three months.
where have pointed their linger at me j The matter of the election of a mem-1
saying "Thou art the man!'' i her of the water and light commission
I am a Democrat of the! coming up, B. H. Merrimon's time
"elraitest Beet" and have been from
my youth. Am past middle age, but
haviug expired, Alderman Wysoog
nominated Mr. Iferrimon and Alder-can
"hustle'' wheu necessary and al-; man Harrison placed in nomination
ways "keep up with the procession." j the name of Alderman M. W. Thornp-
Have followed the old banner for 40'sou. A ballot was taken, Merrimou !
receiving three votes and Thompson
through victory and defeat. My first two. Merrimon's election was theu :
vote was iast for Zeb Vance (God bless made unanimous.
his memory!i wheu he was iirst elected G. F. Newman, representing Wy-governor
of North Carolina. I fought j laud-Newman Machine Co., asked!
in the Democratic trenches of Davidson I permission to run a sidetrack across t
riticise or complain of
I Greensboro or any other section. It is
(ialax, Va., September 5, 6 and 7.
Badford, Va., September 11, 12, 13
and 14.
Ta/.ewell. Va., September 18, 19, and
90.
Boanoke, Va., September 23, 28, 'Si
and 28.
VViuHton-Salem, N. C, October 2, 3,
County Superintendent Fount, who 14 and o.
is at Baleigh tins week attending the Greensboro, N. C, October 0,10,11
Teachers' Assembly and meeting of and 12.
county superintendents, will remain' Charlotte, N. C, October 16, 17, 18
there the .-oruing week to assist in the a"<l 19,
summer school, which follows the as- The Winston Journal says each asso- years through sunshine and shadow
>r» :.-.e Limited to the Eye. Ear. Noie sembly. eiation agreed to arrange its race sched-and
Throat. High Point Ledger: Mr. Will L. ' u,e at l,le earl'est possible date ami for-and
Miss Ha Hodson were IWMd u to Seerahwry Fox. it is hoped
to make the classes and purses of the
near uniform
Dr. J. J. HILTON the bride's'father,'Squire P. H. Hod- »* I'^iblc; the total amount of purses county as a "private" 8o years siuce, Jackson street to the plant which they
-iriAN iNfl cMRfrON son.a few miles from this city, Bev. ;,t eac"'1 fair »'e expected to range be when the bombardment was terrific . are building. Ou motion of Alderman
rlC | AM AP«u aurttatu K|j Kee,.e omWaU|lg tween two and three thousand dollars, and the -slain of the Lord was many!'' [Harrison the request was referred to a
GREENSBORO, N. c. ^ Trinity College commencement A" attra<'tive advertisement of the I am not a "chronic office seeker,"! special committee with power to act.
aoe Third Floor Galloway Drue Company hurt week the degree of Doctor of i)i- eJrcult wU1 °* P1«c*d m *■* Bul Board to "bob up" at every election. Have I Mayor Murphy appointed Aldermen
vlnlty was conferred upon Bev. (ieo' al ollce aU(1 ,alerou a J"iut advertise- never before been ftCandidate and only Wywng aud Thompson on the com-ment
of the race schedule w ill be in- now desiie this little oounty crumb as ■ mitlee.
Betted in several of the prominent horse it "falls fiom the master's table!" A. E. Blair asked the board to repair
papers. Third I am a "Tar Heel," born in | curbing in frout of the residence of
It was agreed to eliminate gambling Penan ouuty, lived in High Point IS I Mrs. W. J. Ridge, ou South Spring
features and have none but first class years, long enough to become "accli-[ street. Beferred to street committee. | Belaled Jlarrlaee Announcement
attractions on this circuit. , mated" to the balmy breezes of old his- j Alderman Odell inquired about tbe1 ...
Secretary Fox was instructed to enter toric, classic Guilford—the home of the | ordinances that have been compiled 'he marriage of Mr. Kugene Claiy
Into corrtspoi.dei.ee with several li-I Moreheads, Gilmers and others whose and are being printed, calling special ; "
■ .-. From '•- to 11 A. M„ and 3 to6 P. M.
■Volte Oak olli. •• at Whit.. Oak Hotel.
H.
•Dr. W. P. Reaves
so years Rouse Burst in New Orlesm Eye,
■. S -..i':l broal Hospital.
Practice limited to Diseases and Sur-gery
Qf tftt Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat.
Hours I 80 to B )'. M.
rfcAdoo BnUdins* Next to Postofflco.
upon
Detwiler, |>asti>r of West Market
Kt-9i.lei.ee Phone W M. K. church. V. S. Senator Over-i
man was elected a member of the
board of trustees to succeed the late
Prof. o. W.Carr.
Mi. J.W. Forbia lias awarded the
contract to Mr. W. J. Jacobs to re-model
his residence at 348 North Edge-
There Are
Many People
Who have mouey to invest but
do not kuow where to place it
that it may be safe and at the
same time yield a good return.
We have for some time done a
conservative business in invest-ing
fuutis iu various securities
aud have never yet had a client
or customer to complain. No
customer has ever lost a dollar
1 as far as we know in Securities
purchased from us. This is nut
an accident, but is the result of
•| the resolution we long ago made,
that is: that we would not deal
in any securities without inves-tigating
them aud without be-coming
satiflied that they are
good aud safe. We can furnish
you securities which we believe
to be thoroughly good, in stocks,
common and preferred, in bonds
of all kinds, and in real estate
securities. As an illustration,
we have some stock preferred
as to assets and dividends cumu-lative
aud paying 8 per cent, per
annum which wy can recom
meutl. Iu addition to the divi-dend
the company pays the
taxes. If you loan your money,
you get only six per cent, and
pay you own taxes.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
OF THE
SOUTHERN
LIFE &. TRUST
COMPANY
i:. P. WHAKTOM, President
A. H.80ALB8, Vice president
and Osnstal .'ot.iisel.
B.G. VAUGHN, Treasurer.
censed starting judges with a view to
2 ¥ 1AVLOR.
Taylor & Scales
STTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
AT LAW
GREE9SB0R0. S. C.
■ ■'.. Douglas. Koi.crt D. Douglas.
GLAS O DOUGLAS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
worth street at a cost of J3.000. The ^curing u good "man for this circuit.
remodeling be completed within He was also instruec.-d to negotiate
with the best of traveling fair attrac-tions
that they may be seemed at a
'a Greensboro Loan and Trnst Bide.
three months and when finished the
residence will be one of the moal
attractive it, the city. minimum coat to the different aasodft-
High Point Ledger: The negroes of (ions. It will be necessary that each
this place were terribly wrought up association in tbe circuit, if not already
Thursday week,because a negro preach- a member, join the National Trotting
er had foretold that an earthquake Association.
would destroy High Point and a greater The meeting adjourned afler a short I comfort as I turn the western slope of
part of North Carolina on that day. discussion of admission prices, compli* I life, towards the netting sun.
Several workmen could not he found mentary passes, etc,, and the different Seventh. All of my opponents are
al their jobs until the scare blew over, representatives left iast evening for now at the "Pie Counter" aud some
Mrs. M. W. Patterson, aged 'is years, their respective homes. | have been for many years. Some now
memories I cherish. I attention to the one prohibiting the
Fourth. My character ant) qualifies-; blowing of locomotive w histles withiu
tions have not been questioned. Any city limits, which he termed as becom-oue
wishing "further light" lu this di- lug "perfectly outrageous.'' Mayor
rection may inquire of any of the Murphy announced that the printers
county officers now in the court house would be urged to rush the work ou
or any citizen of High Point. the ordinances.
Fifth. Am a Confederate Veterau. City Clerk Michaux read the report |
Sixth. A man of moderate means: of the police department for the month [
the office would add something to my of May showing that 1881.86 had been i
ollected in lines and costs.
It was decided to extent! the con-crete
sidewalk ou the West Gaston
street side of the city hall building.
Alderman lirandt reported for the
young people of this city, was an-nounced
Thursday, although the ceie-jmony
had taken place nearly three
! weeks before at Salisbury, on the oc-casion
of the Nordica concert, which
many (ireensboro people attended.
Bev. Dr. F. J. Murdoch performed the
'ceremony iu the presence of two or
| three witnesses anil tbe happy couple
Ireturned to their home that night.
I Last week they decided to let the mat-ter
be known and just prior to their
departure on a wedding tour North
they entrusted the news to a few
I friends and it soon found ii> way into
C. G. WRIGHT
TTORNEY AT LAW
.t BUILDING. OPP. COURT HOUSC.
GREENSBORO, N. C.
)MAS C. HOYIX
ATORNEY AT LAW
srt Square, GREEKSB0R0, H. C.
died at 1 o'clo.-k Saturday morning at The organization of the circuit will I hold office under the state aud some- settling committee, action on the re- ■ ... .'. . . .
the home of Mr. W. H. Williams, on be for the mutual benefit oi each as-o- i Imdy may think they should resign port being deferred. ... .,
, ... . ' j it i • . • . . . , , , . Summit avenue and both will letaiu
aoutb .edar street extended, one mile cation, w Inch is a member. Conflict- |their positions b. fore seeking another I . Gap i for the present the position, .hey have
I urge my friend, everywhere to be ireensboro Man Oets tbe Roaring: Gap ^^ ^^^
active anil vigilent. Keep the "colors"
south of the city. She bad been a eof- '"R dates are avoided, a better class of
ferer from asthma several years, aud attractions can be secured for less
this malady caused her death. The money. A betier class of horses will
remains were shipped to Clinton, the
former home of the deceased, for inter-ment.
stanly Enterprise: Bev. W.C Jones,
pastor of Century church, went to
Greensboro Saturday to spend awhile
at home to recuperate his health. He-be
in the racing for practically the
same i urposes at each place and the
general standard of the fails will be
raised to a hiulier plane.
Korebead Township TCftCBCtS.
Prof. K J. Forney, secretary the
tion given to ooiieeUoos. Loans |,as been so t lonely confined to his pas- "orehead township public school com- (
Hying, and thanking you in advance
for your support I am
Yours respectfully,
JOHN D. PAYLOB.
A .Narrow Escape.
Mr. Jacob Goldstein's carriage and a
wagon belonging to the Greensboro
Transfer Company collided at the
toral work here thai it lias proven a
strain upon bis physical condition.
His congregation and many friends
here wish him a speedy recovery and
'RNEYiwJ COUNSELLOR an early return.
A large bam on Dr. B. C. Wash-burn's
place at Gullford Battle Ground
was struck by lightning during the
. electrical storm of last Tuesday even-ing,
the6th, ami totally destroyed by
the lire w blch followed. Several farm
implements and a quantity of feetl
stored in the structure were burned
also. There was a small amount of
insurance ou the properly.
Robert C. Strudwick
AT LAW
-art Sguare, GREENSBORO. H. C.
P. HOBGOOD, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
In Wright Ituilditut. Opposite
iurl House. Grec-ti9lM.ro. N C.
mittee, iuforms the PATKIDT that there ]eorn" °f 8outh K,m and si'camore i day. Since last season a number of
are four vacancies jet to mi iu tile
streets Friday evening and came near
Hotel.
Mr. A. H. Perkins, of this city, has I Congressional Convention,
leased the hotel at Roaring Gap, one of. The Democratic Congressional Con-the
most delightful sui-tmer resorts in ' ventlou of the l-'ifth Congressional
the Blue Bidge mountains, and will District is called to meet at the court
open It to tbe public June 2Mb. With house in (ireensboro at8P.M., Mou-lds
family be left for that place yoster-l day, July 2nd, to nominate a eandl-day
in order to have everything in date for Congress.
readiness for the rush of busiuess which 15y order of executive Committee.
is certain to come with the opening i C. T. WILSON, Chairman.
FOUND—On tbe night of May 24,
teaching force for the township for the j caa"U'^ lhe death of °°* "{ Mr; ()nld
coming school year,
should be filed with him at once.
Morehead has a tix-inootha term in
tiie country schools and seven and one-half
months in the Pomona school.
This is a direct result of lhe special
Applications rte,n'B cbl,d**ni a «irl Hee,i ei«nt or | more attractive than ever. The late
improvements have beeu made in the .,„,.. , .
. ' , , , H'O'i, in my woods pasture, a black
hotel and pleasure seekers will hud. it h.a.t .and. an Improved,_p,is.tol,, .,l.l,.eowner
or owners can get same by proving
property and paying charges.
^1 St C M. R CI.AI-I-.
B. F. I). 1, Hartshorn, N. C
nine years. The carriage was in charge I)r i,ellbow, who managed the place
of a colored nurse and she with the | one 8ea8„u „ few yearH aK<) Haid thal jt
two little girls wereits only occupants. | wa9 ,,le (iueMt „„,„,.„, re,ort ,„ the
the uu.se 8tale aud uee(|e(, <)U|y a rai|roall lo (U_
turned out to avoid au automobile and velop its fullest possibilities. This dis-tax
which the township voted year!0*"16 iu °«»«P«st*i contact with the j advaIlta„e has to a large extent been
before last. The teachers at the Po. I baggage wagon, which was moving at
|'luTKIUII. S.Glenn lirown.
i^uykendall & Brown
AT70BNE7S AT LAW
I 801, fity N'afl Hank Bids;.
mona school will he: Principal. Miss
Bessie Howard; assistants, Misses I'.osa
Swift, Nannie Richardson, Flora
Hardiug, Jennie Todd, liettie Aikeu
Land and Kate Friend .music . All
Madison Herald: A. J. Fair, of Wal-; but two of tijiB number, Misses BlOh-nut
Cove, was here last Friday and Brdson and Todd, taught at Pomona
appeared before the town commission- the past year.
ers and secured the privilege of putting —
ARLES E. McLEAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
1 Mirt Square.Greensboro.N. C.
^ORGE M. PATTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
« I. Oreensboro I/.an an^ Trust
company liuiMlnir
ill an up-to-date telephone exchange,
and is going right ahead with the
work, some of the (wiles having already
been delivered. We have contended
that a brighter day was dawuiug for
Madison and this is one of the visible
r-ii-'ll:-.
lione on a Pleasure Trip.
Mr. E. H. Coapman, assistant gen-eral
superintendent of the Eastern dis-trict
of the Southern Bailway, left
Saturday at noon iu his private car No.
Ill for a pleasure trip to Cincinnati,
Chicago, Rochester, Mian., Columbus,
x moderate speed, although the colored
driver, Henry Thomas, was at that
moment watching tbe patrol wagon,
which was coming iu au oppositedirec-tion.
To those who saw the unfortu-nate
accident it appeared that one
overcome, as Mr. Perkins will have an
automobile service connecting with all
trains at Klkin, the nearest railroad
station. Mr. Perkins has bail long ex-perience
in the best hotels in the state,
including the Benbow and MrAdoo
mses here and the Atlantic Hotel at
child was thrown directly under the ' Morehead city. He will be pleased to
correspond with anyone wanting to
make reservations at the hotel at any
time during the season.
Miss Delia B. Poindexter, daughter Wis., and other places In the middle
of Mrs. M. J. Poindexter, 1:23 West west. Mrs. Coapman baa been on a
Lee street, and Mr. R. W. Hall, a well visit to relatives in Wisconsin for some
known young horse dealer of the city, time. Mr. F. B. Picks accompanied
were united iu marriage last Saturday ', Mr. Coapman and will be his guest on
. evening at 8JW o'clock at the manse of the trip. They will be away ten day
RICHEST MEN
1 Alamauee Presbyterian church, Bev. or m ,
S. M. Kankin, the pastor of that
Wheels of the carriage, but upon exam-ination
at the Fariss-Kluttz drug store
it was found that her injuries were in-consequential.
The other child was
uuhuit. The police held Thomas for superintendents In Conference,
an investigation but as he was not] Tbere was a meeting of division su-wbolly
to blame he was discharged. ; periritendeuts of the Southern Bailway
A new lodge of the Independent Or-1 in this city Friday, held In the office
der of Odd Fellows was instituted at of E. EL Coapman, assistant general, I" the world obtained tl eir start in
Frauklinville, Bandolph couuty, last I superintendent of the Eastern division. Iife by saving in small amounts. Why
Monday night. The new lodge starts j The meeting was held for a conference ] not emulate their good example?
off with twenty-nine members. It was [ upon matters relating to their res pec-1 (>ut -"^viugs Department not only
instituted by a delegation from Greens-; tive divisions. There were present A.; otter* you safety for your savings, but
boro Lodge, No. 104, assisted by several j H. Williams, of the Columbia divis- j ■**■ 4 PJ^ eeut; mtereat to the aniouut.
from the Handleman and Asheboro ion; W. P. Pierce, of the Jacksonville
This is the first vacation Mr. [lodges. Those who went from here [division; W. T. West, of the Bich-
. Coapman has had since he was pro-1 were: R. L. Woodard, J. H. McCall, ] mond division: W. 8. Andrews, of this
iwauu, E. E.
mouths ago. I Hauner aud W. B. Bichardsou. the Washington division.
i Mr! and Mrs. Haribave rone^toAsbe^ nioted to his pieseut positisu several | U. G. Thompson, H. H. Swauu, | (Danville) division, and C. S. Lake, of
: ville lo spend the summer.
We will be pleased to add your name
to our list of depositors.
CITY NATIONAL BANK
T. B. 03E-ar, Mgr. Savins I opt.