THE TWIN-CITY DAILY 8ENTINEUVI'ST0N SALEM, N. C, MAYJ1.
i; Did You Ever Stop
To think who fills your pre
I scriptions - - - -
Why not send your next to
THE NEW STORE
A Registered Pharmacist always present.
Learn the Way to Simpson's.
IALL ARE RELEASED.;
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opinion the wound oa Menrj Kobrt's
T bead aa aaai caused faU death.
X Aunouiicrnifnt was nude that Dn.
Bynum nd Han, two of the Stale'
I !tnss. had not rtnurnul froot
I nanotti': oiuntri jot tne procecuiioa
tatd that It wat a ease (or the
cided that it as &hot from tna out
itide. Tan wimrM a is the one tn.t
found a j.c the bulUM in ine u-
CS Dr. S. F. Pfohl.
i Tfei' itu-s is founty physician. ;
he wa 'pnooed by in eoruner to gaj
to the undertaking niiu; & t-rt:
ther ml naminrd th aauu.! in (
Hrnry Kobre'a htad; thought :t ass,
cau-d by a rub shot; ttidu't thiuk. it
rould have ba Mnstd by a haichi't. !
Dr. PT.hl ad he upptw.l it fc'd
sfrt ;5 gun shot woumli. '
T r t
t Beginning j une isi we close at t p. m
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
2 Siate. S. J. Bennett-
' Tlii witness simnlv identiflVd ail
overcoat b-Unicitij to Sam Kobr au.'.
:hith lUeoetl hail fur repair at the
kaj r.ij a.. Th. a. time of the murder. At ihe c-iuSn-
!J,Mrn.-d until lMk thta
William Plan. one of the defen- ,N uipht srssion wa held.
ad-
mo niug
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Quick
Delivery
We have had folks X
leave prescriptions with
us to be filled and walk t
right home and find the X
finished prescription
when they got there. We
are quick our messen
ger is quick. Hurry to ;
us with your prescrip-
tions.
Landquist 6 Pfohl
The Corner Drug Store
NATURE SPARES
Tke Itriakea Iw Fnm Grief.
1 . What 4 fortunate provision of nature
It la, that deprive the roee of mental
ufrrfni; for how poignant would br Iti
rlef to dlecovtr, In the height uf it
looming glory, that a ranker (ed at Ita
heart, and that Iti beauty and fragrance
were doomed forever. Nature alwayi
pares the auRerlnc; she Is :. veritable
ttore-notise of pleasing; reward, (or
thoea who seek her aid. In the years
gene by falling hair and (raynris have
cast a gloom over the llvra of thousands
t young women, But thanks to the In
vestigations of seientlats the true eaune
f hair destruction Is now known to t
' a term or parasite that burrows Into
Ihe hair follicles. .Newhro's llerplclds
absolutely destroys this (erm, thus
permitting the lialr to grow as na
ture Intended. Bold by leading drug
gists. Bend 10c In stamp for snmple
to The Herplclde Co.. Detroit, allcu.
ft. W. CHAXLON, Special AeoL
-Sky - Lights"
0 al ten1 led Sky LlirliM ara the Best,
Wby?.
Bectnwthc caver wear out. Oalveo
Itad Hky-Llgbu art flra proof.
Wnyt
Baoauu wire flaitean bautad and ao
pravaot tht glass from falling oui
When eaa OalvsnlieJ fron Sky
Lebta ba otiaDVAt
L.B.Brickcnstcin's
Road Signs
Bring Business
I Paint them la attractive designs
and colors, Place orders now and
hare them ready to null up when
business Is slack. My prices ara
reasonable,
Gordon G. Reynolds,
PHONE 478.
DR. MOTT't
NERYERINE
PILLS
tft4tTl.lt Ctttftft.
WI GUARANTEE
to eur yarn r
I
vototr
riMa Nrv.' ja
jaRaraVsaJiS
Of Is DdAVstlnfktkrl flfWaM
Tnhawuwk
I w tuiid by
ttaT ffUatftAsM,
Tontbful Errors.
or Opium f Hent
KsMwIn li nf
Only at Slmixion's Drug Store.
danta la the murder raw. waa on the
wltnes stand when The Seutiuel's re
port eloevd yeatf'day afiernoon. Ia
the r!'sinn part of hia tvidenre Pleas
said he and Henry Kobre were the!
best of friends, but he never knew i
- bow miKh money Henry had. F!eaa;
O. II Haateti ratue in this morning denied charges made by Sallle
nun' Ktra-isvi!!e. Stewart that he had (riven b?r Infor-j
fol. John R. Webster, of Reids- mation about tne siutng or Henry
villi-, sneni last uliht here. Kobre.
PERSONAL NOTES.
t
BY
T. S. flesh man and F. M RoberU,
uf Kernersvllle, were here today.
..!'l1l,0r, 9'. MrMiphal.:1- of ,helaud sold her shoes and other things.
Madison Herald, wa In the city ye-'e flrs nift Sallie a, Msx Kobre'a.
terday. l
Houston Barn.
A. M. MCtHjiniery, of MoCKSVine,
The propositio:) of the public
aniii.sen:nt cointultlee of the board of
On rroas-eiamlnatloR wltnesa said .trade to have band concerts on the
he bad never seen Sullie at the saloon 'court-house square two nights a week
but bad seen her at Shapiro's store during the months of June. July and
Did you Ever
Think now many steps
you would save fy hav
ing your old wheel put
in good shape. Old
wheels made good as
new.
T. V. PFAFF,
Under Postofrice.
No Better Time to Paint
No Better Time toDecorate
"Get the Best"
W. H. CLINARD.
GEORGE P. PELL
Attorney at Lw.
.Oraj.JJloek, ,Wlostin;Salenv
way to Uoston.
Master Frank
This witness has been' employed
at the Portner brewery for wer five
passed through the city today on bis:
years; Whltbeck was to
nrowu morns canir ,.,,.. lk. ... rw..,ur hut .
in this morning from CItmmons where mained untl tboul tn 8lh. whltbeck
n nas oeen aurnuing scnooi. . . .
August is met-ting with much favor
Quite a number of responses to the
letters recently sent out asking for
subscriptions to this, fund have been
received but It will be necessary to
have left the irfc1 RO(ui nlauv more aubscrlu-
yet you are requested to do so at
once.
Kor a number of years Winston has
been without a native band. The city
now has one of the best and most up-to-date
bands In the Stat.-, which Is
tives snd Miss Rlerson will receive
treatment for her eyes from a noted
specialist. i
Mrs. T. L. Rawley snd daughter
sufficiently to come home
Miss Carrie Trail sou left today for
her home In Ashe county to spend
two weeks. 8he was pcoompsnit'd by
and I were the onlv ones that had
Dr. Vann. president of the Baptist ! ket s t the front door; I was at home
Kemale I'niverslty of Raleigh, spent :trip uKht of the murder; had my key
last night here, leaving this morning : mv Docket: witness heard Harvey
lor Plrtshnrn !rv.i. .,ti .Kf.n. .iin. c M LVhr. ih.
it-1 1 annul w'iiir ,ia u nuu.r iur . . . . .
Mrs. Oscar 1. FUher and Miss Mag Inlght of the murder and that Cook l'PU J"!? ln
lie Rlerson left vesterdav for Atlanta, (said he knew Sam didn't fire the P1"-1 Ihl JLnni. 15 wiZ -it t -i. .h
Mrs. KUher w.li be a guest of rel.-i.o. he heard because be did no, have1 X'T"" i.M
t me to get to his room after he saw' ' ;
hi ,to exist. It cannot exist merely on
M Kohl. "clty pride." By contributing to tht
max fund being raised by the public amiise-
This witness Is a half brother of mpn. Mmllu , ,ha tmflr,i nf tr,u
.wrs. tieorge t. ox. returned yesteraay ,sam rwoDre; saia ne came irom nus- jOU jn keeping up a first-class
from Salisbury, where they were jsia In 1SS3; that Sam and Henry band and also help to furnish amttse-
guesis of Mrs. Rawley s daughter. were on friendly terms. Witness didlment tn several thrHisand neonla who
Mrs. T. I. Walters. Mrs. Rawley. wlio'not know at the time Henry was klll-i0ihirwUi wonin nm hv th nn,r.
bus been quite sick, had Improved ied how much money he had; did notitunty 0l Ing amused In such an ef-
.nun iiiuiuig .wui linn w mi i iih iiecttve manner
belt around him in which to carry Contributions for the purpose of
money; that since bis death they ,provdll1-, Dalul concjrt8 every Tues
lound that Henry had about 1245 ln;dav .,,1(f Fiiria nn, jIM.ln. ,hQ m.
Mis. V. M. Transou. Miss Jennie Todtii,n b4l,k- Witness knew nothing irotfsuould be sent at once to Mr. a
snd Bower Colvard. who are return- !ooiu Bailie Stewart after sne iennis,vv. Correll. chairman of the Dtibllc
itig home from the State Normal col-!emPIo",uen, H 101,1 l",lt netec-, amusement committee of the board ol
lege commencement. Miss Todd was,lve being brought here to find tht. trad8 u ls my important that sub-
a member or this year a graduating u'"rur'r. ereu a i"no oi at"" scrlpttons be received at once as the
class. She will return next fall. hsv;' "I1C fr arrest of guilty man; later !COmmlt tee wishes fot the conceits to
lug been chosen one of the teachers oouoieii it; ueiecuve was sent to commence Just as soon as the neces
In the graded school at Pomona. , Petersburg Va. g,ry gniount of money has been suu-
- The evidence In regard to the vlit scribed.
WI Otllll HUU I 1CUU Ul lUB IIUIIIO Ul JlilA
Large Crowd on Excursion.
Kobre the night of the murder was!
Protestant Sunday school, left here at
S o'clock this mo.iring. There were
seven coaches and all of them were
crowded. Tint excursion will return
to the city about ! o'clock tonight.
, 1WUIV III'
Hie eni-ursiu. io v nsesuoro. ,ne gaIle ag tu)d by tne (wo ibove.
unuer uie auspices or tne Aietnomsi named defendants. H also told ah.mt
finding his brother Henry, but no new
testimony was brought out.
R. Harris. ,
This witness Is father of Mrs. Mux
Kobre and was at her home the night
Henry Kobre was murdered; he sultl
that n wirty all of the Hebrews In
town wete at Max Kobra's, playing
cards. Tbe remainder of his evidence
was simply a repetition of that lold
by Plean, Sam and Mux Kobre. Wit
ness said he won 3(1 ceiis during the
game of poker. "I bought a dollar's
TALK IT OVER WITH O'BRIEN.
WISSEN
PARK
OPEN
EACH
NIGHT
MONTHLY MEETING OF
Tho regular monthly meeting of the
Associated Charities of Winston was
held Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
lu the Elks' parlor, Mrs. H. L. Klgguit
presiding. Miss Annie Orogan's, the
secretary's report; showed that there
hud been subscribed up to date
$8C5.S6; amount collected 1355.51:
worth of chlps'and when I lost all ornnf,r ' ""libera at present 204.
A Grand Program
The poor Husband.
Life of American police
man. The News Boy from child
to Judge.
Fries M'fjJ. 6 Power Co
Dog Tax Notice.
Notice Is hereby given to per
sons residing within the corporate
limits of the city of Winston owning
dogs or. having dogs In their posses
sion on June 1, 190fi, to list the same
for taxation with the undersigned be
tween the 1st and th8 30th days of
June. 190C. as provided by the ordi
nances of the city of Winston, chapter
3. section 2. Failure so to do Imposes
a fine of $5 for each dog omitted.
F. G. CRl'TCHFIELD.
Chief of Police.
May 20, 1906.
FRESH
it I stoimed playing." said Harris.
Mrs, Max Kobre.
The evidence of this witness was
along the same line as related by the
defendants In regard to their visit to
the Kobre home on Sunday January
2lst.
Mrs. R. Harris.
This witness Is 'the mother of Mrs.
Max Kobre. She . testified that Sum
and Wni. Plean left the Kobre home n
'few minutes after II o'clock.
J. Jacobs.
Has lived here 30 years; 1 was al
Max Kobre's Sunday' afternoon, Jan
uary 21; first heard of the murder of
Henry Koine through a telephone
message from Mrs. Max Kobre. He
went to the saloon where ho and
Policeman. J. A. Thomas investigated
the condition of the back door. His
description of the thumb latch on the
door, etc., wasjhe same as related
by Mr. Thomas, one of the state's wit
nesses. Mr. Jacobs said he look great
interest In finding the man who killed
Henry Kobre and gave Mr. Manly a
check for $250 to go to Baltimore and
employ a detective, which he did;
Mr. Kohlmann was the name of the
detective.
On cross-examination Mr. Jacobs de
nied sending the detective away; de
nied that detective told him (Jacobs)
that suspicion rested upon 8am Kobre
I as. being the murderer of Henrv.
Continuing witness said that religion
cut no figure with him; that all he
wanted was the arrest and punlshr
ment of the guilty man, be he Jew or
Gentile. He denied paying any money
for the employment of counsel.
J. J. Adams.
This witness knew Henry and Sam
Kobre; was present at the autopsy of
the former. The wound on Henry's
uirnii nns auout iv incnes long snd
half an Inch wide; around the wound
looked like
pen knife
wnile there bad been 99 annllra-
tlons for help, only SI had been toiind
deserving of assistance, the remain
ing 18 being found either without the
city limits or unworthy of hjlp;
$l0!i.79 has been used in rendering
help In various ways.' There were
also given 19 garments.
A brief Insight Into the 35 vlsils
made by the visiting committee re
vealed that In 12 of these families
there was serious sickness. In on..
eight, cases of measles. In another
three cases of typhoid fever, two
cases of tuberculosis besides other
chronic cases.
The great need of concerted action
In this line of work becomes more ap
parent, as Ihe months go by. The
money Is Judiciously spent and where
It Is most needed. The secretary
wishes to urge the members of Ihe
association not to encoitrag6 beggars
by rendering help at the door, but to
give the .applicants tickets, and the
secretary will give assistance. If the
party proves worthy o help.
Creamery Butter daily at
V!n v- r.. were little scars which
tjaill IVUiC S, they were made with a
Red chirk-pn rnnn TrA Qf !,ll0,,"fln Henrv hot from outside
Kea cniCKen COOp, 1 rade bt. ;as Inside of window glass was shat-
1 hone 141. tCT a'"l 'he small scars on Henry's
cuu niiui-uieu inai iney were made
, i
Wheeler,
Runge 6 Dickey
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NO NOW
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by the small pieces of shattptvi
Mr. Adams also explained the condi
tion of the back door of the saloon.
Rom E. Lassiter.
I Witness knows Sam Kobre and VI1
Ilam Plean; came down street from
Ihome to his mother's store- sfter
leaving latter place he met a friend
who gave him the time; It was 10 or
15 minutes after 11 o'clock the night
of the murder; on his return home he
met Kobre and Plean near the Elks'
Auditorium. .
On cross-examination wjtness said
In Police Circles.
There were three raupa fit KfAimi,
of the peace In the mayor's court "ves-
.e,. y aiiernoon Tw of the defen
dants were finpir ik .ui,
ki..j - , . T --wvii mine me
third got. off w th in in tk "
n?",n,?.e. la" nl8ht a"" this
I--.--.., ..c ... waiMug anu wrenchlug cens were empty
..GENEVA, May 2C One of the Zulu
chiefs who have rebelled against the
British Government is a SwIkb m.moH.
X. Duby.
Duby was a hoolie-an In th moo
of Schttpfer, In the Bernese Oberalnd.
Alter a particularly brutal attack on
a cavalryman In 1893 he was forced
to leave the country and he worked
his way to South Africa.
Arter being concerned in some
transactions which demands tho .i:
tentlon-of the police at Durban h
went into tne Interior to escape arrest
He mastered the Zulu !nmin, j
fl"al)" married the daughter of the
"t-i ui U small trine.
On the death of the chief, Duby was
appointed in his place. He fought with
the Boers during the late war and
B.ambala revolted. Duby Indue,
ed his tribesmen to Join the rebel
wives;
ve oi toe renei Zulu chiefs fre
quently mentioned In telegrams from
f. VN u.be,' whIcn 18 'he Zulu ver-
i j a mm movii a a.i m a i , ntii n i i( .-i nAA i , .
Lendera. Estate Settled. Titles In.,'r witness said he thought Plean
vestlirated. Willi. Abstracts. n,i.
and Mortga(fea, carefully prepared.
Houses and lands for sale or rent.
V41elJ0.,, u"ful practice.
U) Main Street.
was a man of nervous temperament.
Harry Nisitn.
Ho examined the window In Henry
Kobre s room to see if the pistol w-i
fired from the Inside or outside; de-
The primary department of Cal
vary Sunday school will picnic at Xis
Pa,rk, "omwrow. The children are
requested lo meet at the church 1
TALK IT OVER WITH O'BRIEN.
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Patterns
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c.ai arv a- ara
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The most marvelous nion
saving opportunities of th
year win oeonered niour
Great Remodelling S
Beginning next Sat. June 2
This great event has a reason bt-hitul it i
duction of stocks to a desired level in (,rjtr t;
work of the transformation of the stor.- m ..
uninterrupted. Hence, prices have heen'V.
nuicuiousiy low so mui tins purpose nia )e
lished.
11113 9aic nill niaiiv liiv. mvtHIUIl (, y
modern merchandising era in the Iuin.(it,
'our ambition to make Winston-Salem noted f
largest and best store in the whole state.
We need the public's intelligent co-opt
accomplish this purpose. We shall depend ii
v ait ror mis great event out in tne meantime
the store at your pleasure see the great luri;
will go on sale Saturday and also what the" fv
piuic!5 tius wiuuiiidiicauv, vuiue.
The store will be closed Friday at 1 oVL
order to complete arrangements for the "rw:
modelling sale beginning Saturday.
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