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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-17
STATE INSTITUTIONS

=. O. Henderson. War.iea State Prison
JOS. +. Stubs, Presideu; State University
DR.. Patterson, 5;:pt. Host, Mental Discs
JOS. Josephs. Supt,, OF Orphans Home
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-17
YOU TRY IT.

II Shiioh's Cough ana Consumption Care hicE
is sold fer the small price Of Is cts. - cts. end
. o. dos not cure, tGke the bottle hack aud we
Will refund you: money. Sold for over fifty year.
on this guarantee. Price 25 cts and 50 cts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-17
YOUNG MOTHERS.

Group is the terror OF thousands uf young
mothers because its outbreak IS so agonizins and
frequently fatal Shiioh's Cough and C0nsump-
ton cure acts like magic u cases of Group. It has
never been known to fail. The worst cases re
'l"vo immediately. Price - cts 80 and 81 o..
For sale at Nevada Drug Store
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-17
4 Great Lininlent.

Or. Bcnton's llniment. Whcn affects
man and beast alike. is the granicst cura-
Ne 3hlt ever manufactured in the
world. You have but to use it once and
Il .. ~ ver use anyOther. tt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-17
SICK. HEADACHES,

Ta,e .,,roe. of crerv ort. wo,r,ankird i,'.iy
and x-ralv Ct. red by Kari lover ku'?t lea, Ih-
ere II osp 6 purifier nd tissue hiiis:r Money ~
&0niea MT satisfactory. Price % 'ss anh 81 G'<
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-10-06
The Men Who Manage and the Handsome New
Clty.Ha l.

Greensboro is a we'll governed city,
for its Council is composed OF men who
are alive to the best interests of the
place, TINS beng true not alone Of
the present officers, but OF their prede-
cessors during whose administration the
present magnificent city hall was erect
ed.
This home of the city officers is a pos
session OF which the people OF Green's
boro are deservedly proud. 1t Is
handsome three story edlfice with a sub
floor, and built as part of it is the ele-
gantiy equipped auditorium which will
seat some $500 people. The lower floor
has on it various city offices, the sec
ond floor front has the city court room,
the mayors office, and the council
chambers, all admirably arranged, while
the entire front of the third floor is de-
voted to the use of the City Circulating
Library, giving it suite Of three COM
modious rooms. The entire second and
third floor back of the front is used
for the Auditorium. This is modern
opera house, having in it the largest
stage in the State seated throughout
with opera chairs both in gallery and
parquette, and having in it eight private
boxes. The approach to the Auditorium
is by broad flight of stairs from the
street, the wide transverse corridor
making an admirable lobby for the Au-
ditorium. With this building as
place of meeting Greenboro intends to
make an earnest fight for the next meet
ing of the Democratic State convention.
The Mayor of the city is the big
Drained and big hearted w. FL. Osborn,
and associated with him is the following
Board of Aldermen First Ward, 3. H..
Merrimon and L. ID. Sherwood; Second
Ward, G. w. Denny and j. D. Helm,
Third Ward, VIM. r. Sergeant and H.
j. Elan; Fourth Ward, Nell Ellington
and j. \. Joyner; Fifth Ward +. E.
Balm and John Lewis; Sixth Ward, j. II.
Phipps and Ct. T. Glascock.
The officers of the city government
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-10-06

the SO, 100, which he expects to further
increase to $4,000. The city council
gave an excellent suite OF rooms on
the third floor OF the new City Hall,
which arc being furnished with modern
library fixtures. $500 has been invest
ed in a choice selection of books which
are now being received. Everything is
expected to be in readiness so that the
library may be thrown open to the pub
lie the middle of this month. A librarian
and an assistant will be employed thus
enabling the officers to keep the libra
ry open from morning until 10 o'clock
at night.
The organization of this Free Public
Library has been made under the
Scales Library Act, which permits an
Incorporation to appropriate 212 per
cent of it's gross income for the main
tenance of such an institution. M.
Grimsley, as chairman of the State LII
brary Committee has shown much zeal
in the work and the excellent shape in
which the organization begins work is
largely due to him.
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The Hotels Are Excellent.

In the matter OF hotels Greensboro
stands at tie top of the ladder, having
a nun - II first class homes for the
travelling lutlic.
TIC Hotel Guilford ranks high among
the Sc. Its appointments and cuisine, are
on d par with, and possibly surpass, any
house south OF Richmond. Five stories
high with handsome rotunda of Moorish
design it impresses one most happily; its
decoration though lavish, is not gaudy;
its eighty sleeping rooms, many with pri-
vate baths and toilet rooms, twenty-five
of them en- suite, are models OF comfort,
and in the handsome dining hall an cpl
cure could but be satisfied with the APP
pointments, the service and the menu. 1t
is managed by Mr.. Marion Cobb in the
very best manner.
The McAdoo House with the new addi-
ton now going up will give sixty rooms
in it's three stories. 1t gives a service
and attention that draw a large circle
of patronage. The proprietor is Mr.. G.
n. Perkins The Hotel Clegg is three
stories high and has thirty-six rooms. 1t
is@ excellently conducted by Mr.. w. It.
Clegg. The Hotel Huffine three stories,
and twenty rooms, is conducted by Ora
ham and Jameson, whose names are a
guarantee of the best.
Besides these there are a number of
other places that are worthy of patronage,
especially so the private boarding houses
OF the city.
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GREENsB0Ro's SOCIETIES.
The Fratienal Organizations and the Haupv
Social Circle.

Greensboro boasts of many fraterna,
secret organizations, with 2 large. MEM
bcrahip of sterling citizens. In the
Masonic list are Greensboro Lodge No
rs, j. ID. Glenn, w. NJ; Chorazin Chan
ter No. L.. n. l.. Hall, Fl. p; Ivanhoe
Conimandery No. 3. Fl. s. Buchanan. +.
c. The I. o. o. f. organizations are
Buena Vista Lodge No. q, II. s. Buch-
ana, n. c.: Paisley Encampment No
10. r. L. Woodland, c. p. The two K.
OF p. lodges are Greensboro No. so. c.
G. Mclean, G. c.; and Guilford No. GO
J. NJ Bailey, c. c. In the Junior Or
der u. A. NJ there are Greensboro
Councillor; Garland Council No 90 ~
A. Glascnck. Councillor, while the B. p.
o. Elks have Greensboro Lodge No COZ
with N. J. O'Brien as Exalted Ruler.
Besides these and other secret organi
cations, there are many social clubs in
the city. beginning with the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association. the
leading social organization among the
men, whose elegant quarters are on
Elm street. opposite the Guilford Hotel
make an attractive gathering for its
members.
Socially Greensboro is happy city.
for in it's handsome and hospitable
homes there gather from time to time
groups of its cultured men and wo-
men, whose social intercourse is of that
character '"n+ make admittance into it's
charmed circle matter of rare pleas
ure. The residence portion of the city
has in it homes of comfort and Of ele-
gance. the handsomely kept lawns and
gardens being indicative of the rare
taste in home adornment for which the
women of 1.-The City of Flowers" are
noted. Extending farther and farther
bevona tho citv limits these homes con-
tinue to grow, for with the increase of
population there is an increase of homes.
which can not be confined in the civ
limits these homes having been increased
by the erection of SOS buildings in the
past two and half years.
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A MOST MARVELLOUS STORY
OF GREENSBOROS PROGRESS
Jump Hundred Per Population the Record
ofthe PastTen

are John s. MichauX, city clerk; W. A.
Scott, Chief of Police Neill Ellington
Treasurer; r. NJ. Rees, Tax Collector:
}, NJ. Bandy, City Engineer, and A. M.
Scales. City Attorney. The Water and
Light Commission is composed of w. T..
Sergeant. chairman, b. II. Merrimon
and James ID. Glenn, and the Board of
Education has as its members G. s..
Sergeant, j. r. Mendenhall. w. f..
Bevill. G. M. Vanstory, j. c. Murchson
and c. Fl. Ireland
The city has we'll equipped and en-
ergetic Fire Department. The Gamewell
Electric Fire Alarm system is in use
and the officers of the department are:
Chief, F.. n. Taylor; first assistant,
w. r. Peasants; secretary, f. l..
Clarke; treasurer F. c. Boyles.
Steam Fire Engine Co., No il. r,
Abbott, president; Harry Lewis, sec
rotary.
Hook and Ladder CO., No. 1.--E. E.
Balm. foreman; l.. f. Butner. secretary
Eagle Hose Co., No. I'll. ]. Elam
president; Harry Poezolt, secretary
Southside Hose Co, No. Al. HI.
Phipps. president; w. l.. Guthrie, sec
rotary.
Westerd Hose Co. No. Wv B.
Hunt, president; ]. II. Prince, secretary
The tax rate of Greensboro is S1.30 on
the 800 valuation of property with $3.50
on the poll. Such has been the increase
of property that in eight years the re-
ceipts of the city from taxation have
been doubled and there has been no in
crease in the taxes.
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IT GROWS BY LEAPS And BOUNDS
Manufactures Wholesale Trade, Banks Schools Colleges
and the City Itself Feel the Thrill.

citizens done to make Greensboro
place of more than passing interest, a
place that is desirable as a home
place that tells one it is the Mecca for
the man who wants to see his business
grow and prosper" An answer to this
is at ha~d. 1t is given in this paper. by
one who has sought it, and who found it to
his satisfaction along every lipe which
would demand attention from one who
desired to register as a citizen of this
growing city expanding from 3,317 people
in 1890 to 10,035 in 1900. The reader who
studio~ si''oontlv these columns will find
a wonderful story of the growth and pros
perty in which sos new houses have been
erected the past two and half years.
In presenting the advantages of this
city there is a question of precedence.
Should it's educational, it's social, its re-
ligious excellencies be first told of, or
should one speak of it's manufactures,
it's trade. it's progress and inducements
along money making lines. To home
seeker is 1t a question of How much
money am I going to make out OF
Green shoro?" or is it question or the
advantages which it offers as an ideal
home for the man who brings with him
his Iares and Penates. There is GER
tainly n truer and higher standard than
mere material and industrial develop
ment. 1t is not money, but men that
make a city great. it is an intellectual
and moral standard which deserves hrst
place not a material one. With this as
a guage. Greensboro can claim pre-
eminence. The city's progress along
intellectual and moral lines has Kept
step with material development ana
prosperity. and this is high praise for
l>1+t
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-10-06
] he Bar Of Greenboro.

1t is impossible here to go into detail
concerning the Bench and Bar of Gujlford
county. 1t will compare favorably with
the Bar of any county in the State, and
behind the attorneys of the present there
is long line of illustrious lawyers whose
lives would serve to make bright vol
ume devoted to a bare recital OF the
salient features in their careers
Today the lisA of attorneys in Greens
boro comprises twenty-five names, ano
in the list are the names of some whose
reputation for ability has gone far be-
yond the limits of the State. On 1t we
find the names of Messrs. l.. NJ. Scott
Jas. T. Morehead, David Schenck, Chas
NJ Stedman, R. r. King, Jno. A. Barrin-
ger. Jno. n. Staples, Jno. G.. Bynum, a
L. Brooks, VIM. p. Bynum, S B. Adams
A. B. Kimball, A. NJ. Scales, r. d. Doug
lass, j. /. Scales, H. V. Taylor, Jno. ~
Wilson, T. J. Murphy, G. G. Wright, Ben
Sharp, ]. c. Meel ins, Jr., A. w. COOK
Jas. W. Forbes, S. Bradshaw, K. Il
Anderson.
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cor. w. H. osBoRN THE MAYOR oF GREENSBORO

The chief executive of Greensboro is
the popular, big hearted and big Drained
W. H. Osborn, the founder OF the Keely
institute at Greensboro, the good it has
done carrying his name as that of
staunch friend. into many homes.
Col. Osborn is 10 years old, having been
born in February 81, 1856 in Oxford, N. c.,
his education having been received at
Horner's School In 1876 he removed to
Durham and engaged in the leaf tobacco
BUSINESS, remaining there till 1892 when
he came to Greensboro, having been elect
ed president or the Kelly Institute of
North Carolina. He is still its president
his conduct of it's affairs having been
most admirable.
In 1899 Col. Osborn was member of the
Executive Board of the States Prison, but
after years service resigned because
of the demands of his business in Green's
boro. He Is the President of the West
End Land Company which is building up
that section of Greensboro.
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In May of this year he was elected
Mayor of the city. and during his admin
istration some important work is being
done in the city Since he has been in
office The City Hall has been completed,
and now the $4,000 of bonds issued for
street improvements are to be effectively
used, besides the $4,000 bonds for sew
erage purposes.
Mayor Osborn is a busy man. In Keely
Institute he has cared for over 5000 pa
tients since locating here and in addition
to other duties he does active work as q
vice. president OF the Fair Association In
connection with Keely Institute he man
ages his farm of S7@ acres within two
miles of the city, one of his valued pos
sessions there being herd OF Jersey cat
lie.
Col. Osborn has a most happy home
life. In the fall of 1894 he married Miss
Carrie Cunningham, of Greensboro, and
their union has been a most happy one.