The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
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hinEs in the life Of the new man.

things in the life OF the new man.
Sound, restful sleep is by far the
most important natural auxiliary OF
any recuperative system. Recognizing
this, the Greensboro Institute has neg
Elected no detail for the comfort of Its
patients. The bedrooms arc all light,
we'll ventilated. and. 1t Is needless to
say, we'll furnished in every sense OF
the word.
Hundreds of Graduates.
AS before stated the Greensboro
Kelley Institute is the largest branch
home for the Kelley treatment In the
United States. This speaks for itself.
To-day there is not city. village or
scarcely II hamlet or crossroad III the
State Of North Carolina that has not
one or more Of its graduates within Its
limits, and It's roll book shows pa
TENTS from seventeen other States OF
the Union and the Dominion OF Canada.
| It is fact that the greater number
| OF men and women who take the kee-
ley treatment are persuaded to DO so
lby former patients, those who know
what 1t Is from their own experience.
Tho officers Of the institute are Col.
w. II. Osborn, president, and c. D. Gun
lningham, manager.
Much OF the present energy and the
past progress of Greensboro are due to
| the active efforts of It's widc-awake
Chamber of Commerce. This organniza-
Ition always keeps its eyes open to the
best interest OF the Eity, and has
brought. here numbers of new indus
tries. The Chamber hasa membership
of ESQ, and Is now being conducted by
the following excellent offtcers
M. w. Thompson, president; j n.
Longest, first president: II. G.
Huntley, second vice-president; j. s.
eln.,, q
Treasurer fDirectors--L. j. Brandt G.
II. Miles, 4. j. Murphy, ]. w. Scott. y.
j. Justice, II. c. Huntley, p. E. Whar-
ton, j. w. Fry, j. N. Longest. o. G. Wy.
song, Caesar Cone. p, S. Wills. Lee III.
Battle, G. A. Grimsley, Netl Ellington.
p. d. Gold, Jr.. c. y. Benbow, M. ny.
Thompson. 81
Secretary REPRESENTATIVES, recently Is
sued little vest -pockst booklet which
is a very attractive document, and is
distributed on all of tho fifty or sixty
passenger trains which arrive and de-
part from here every day.
Pointed Paragraphs.
I want to quote right here some or
Secretary Kuykendall's. pointed and
punEent and paragraphic facts lle
says:
"Ircensboro is the central shopping
point 1Or twenty Oh IllOtcT aSOW We btAt'sA
cities within fifty miles of Greensboro,
with an aggregate population Of 10000 '
persons"
..Population within 100 miles Of
Greensboro, including rural districts.
i 400, OO0 Greensboro Is the centre of
a prosperous agricultural county, the
OF which Is 89,240." 5 /
.Nowhere In North Carolina arc bet
ter opportunities offered for tho sue
cessful nlpnufacture Of cotton goods
than at Greensboro,
Thcy Are All Hero.
The secretary enumerates tho follow
ing as some Of Grecnslloro's minor en-
tsrprises; III 3 ;;
one wholesale mating and wall pa
per house two wholesale paint houses,
six cotton merchants, one window
shade factory, three ice factories, two
cold storage plants. ono broom factory,
Ave canning factories. Greensboro has
three daily papers,, with an approSt-
mate circulation Of $4,000 copies. Eff
teen miles Of well equipped electric
street railway in operation, with forty
miles OF suburban railway under cons
structfbn. Frst-class electric and two
gas plants Excellent water supply.
sutlcient to supply a city tof 100000
popul tions "A city reservoir with ca
paoityS of 4, 800 900 gallons. First-class
atsw 81. and ainn.ita rY' mi, With forty