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NATIONAL CAPITOL
Notes of Interest form the Courier
Correspondent
CABINET TO BE RE-ORGANIZED
The Hope of Penim-inllc Queens in
M)H f-t t-1 11 I'olitii'lan . 111. Natl,
'hut It" llailmaiis t.u a riling l'ri-l-(k'lit'H
Advisor-'.
Sl.'i'ial ('nrri'pnr:ipti(v.
W-ishiii-ton, L. C, August 1
As l.'tely pre lifted in i! iicor espou :
deuce, Secretary C'orle'you has t.j e .-1
ed the I'nitvd .States Tteasury vamt?;
lo the national banks, and althou.jh
the evident intent is to help the V 1. :
Street tKl.uicicIS bv easll g Hi t e
money mark-t with the surpl.i.
govt-rnuie t millions, the tunc whn
these loans are to be made :s to be1
surouuea in iiiBiei v. vniv iu? in- i
siders will have the lip when easier
money may ue expeeten ana inese
favorites of the Kepublicau machine
will, of course, be able to tell in ad
vance the expected rise iu the price
of stocks. Will these favored Wall
street liuanciers return the favor bv j VYfTVMy aln,05t the last
being libe.al contributors to the ncxi , W ft fkVi fStWind PW
IJepublicaa campaign fiu:d, or i? j riJJv sicians, t.-A. -t-this
p. r; of the 'pay for coiitribu 1 ' tent thtiusilr,
tions to the Koosevelt campaign of i 't'th h,-toriin the tffertu, while the vriy
tiiavase unuevmmis the system.
' , . , , i What To Do.
"It we don't elect the next J'resl there is comfort in the Vnowleiltje so
dent It will Oe our own fault"' was I often expressed, that lr. Kilmer's
the opinion expressed to me a duv or Swainr-Root, the Rrent kidney remedy,
1 , 1 . . ,.- ! fulfills everv wish in curing rheumatism,
two ago by a very piunuuent Demo jn in thu b;lcki kidneys, liver, bladder
crat from a Central State, who hue and everv purt of the urinary passage.
been eiijovint; in a moderate wav the
d.ssimiuon of Sartiln.-u for a few !
-i . i . i ....
Weeks. " hat lll.tkeS you t.UUk So.J
I asked him. Why look at the dis
nrinmiy,..! eimiliH.iii .if alii l!,.i o 1.1 i .
can party. Iheie wern hundreds of
leading Uepublicaus at Saratoga,
and nearly all of them wen disheart
ened at theouilook. They don't
kmw where they stand politically
for the Ueptiblicau gospel accordiug
to Taft disagiees with the epistle of
Foraker and the doubtful states are
all torn up with party feuds. Not
only in Ohio is there a party fuss,
but iu New York the rival Hughes,
Woodruff and Udell factions are
lighting; in New Jersey the Colby
reformers are trying to break up the
Republican machine; in Massachu
eetts the rival tactions will turn the
state over to the Demoerits if they
dou't use better judgment than they
have,; been displaying, and President
hoosevelt uas u Uuger' in all these
messes, besides any amount of
trouble in other states."
"If we only could nominate some
one who would unite our party,"
continued this Democrat, wewou.d
win, w hoever the Republicans noini -
nate, but I fear that Mr. Bryan is a i W. S. Thomas, 0. A. Campbell, C.
hardship we cannot struggle under. R. Cheek, E. (). Jennings, E. 1).
If I thought he could carry JJNtw ' Trogdou, E. Watley, L. B. Wood
Y'ork, New Jersey and run as well ard, Alex Saunders, 'J. C. Welbom,
in Massachusetts as any other Demo- j S. E. Teague, Z. A. Lewalleii, Mrs.
crat, I would look no further for j Mary Lowe,
candidate. .. . .
CABINET CHAKiiE.
It is the general opinion here that
there will be another reorganization
of the Cabinet. That Secretary
Bonaparte will be one of the lambs
to be slaughtered to appease the
wrath of the good Trust and Rail
road magnates; that Secretary Taft
will resign about next March, and
that Secretary Metcalf will be got
rid of as soon as possible. There is
no doubt that Secretary Root would
have withdrawn from the Cabinet
long ago, but the trust and railroad
iuterests induced him to stay as they
wanted his aid on occasions when it
was found necessary to biing pres
sure on the President and prevent
him "running amuck" on some new
usurpation, which even Republican
reformers, such as Congressman Mc
Call, denounces as "immature judg
ment, a mere glutton of the lime
light, ready to barter away pros
perity and even his country's free
dom for momentaty applause.
OBSERVATIONS.
Are we to understand that no
guilty trust or wealthy malefactor
is to be allowed to escape?
Tom Lawson, the Boston specula-
tor. nthertiseS to bllV Stocks. Ileiirv I
Clews, the Wall Street banker, ad- I
vises great caution. As long as the
frenzied financiers cannot agree it
may be wise to let them fight it out
without your assistance.
It now turns out that the carved
medicine chest which was presented
to the Pieiident by an army officer,
was manufactured at the army cabi
net shop in the Philippines at a cost
of $153 to the government, and the
investigation by Col, Garlington
shows a vast amount of similar graft
in the quartermaster's department.
Congressman II. T. Rainey, of
Illinois, is believed by the Alton
Sentinel-Democrat, to be candidate
for president that all factions of the
party would support.
Congressman Walter J. Smith, of
Iowa, says he will not be a candi
date for the United States Senate to
succeed Senator Allison. It is un
usual to find one of these Republi
can Smith's of a modest and retiring
disposition.
The Methodist Onurel) of Indiana.
I v hii.li holds Hrohil'i'inn as one of
its modern teth-u, is so new hit ex-
!citeu over the question wnetl;er
j FHirbanks, with his cockt.nl recin',
j ahull r jir. si-ut ihe ihuii::i at the
! ijii i.l e iiul conferriH'e. Fau.Smik
I is tiiiilinj.' it rather i illicit It ti hold
!,,ie I'rohibitiouisu and toe Liquor
: ocoiIh both iii line for his presi'li-i.-
tial Lo iin
Hanker Schilt" f Wall stre.-t
''audi up for 'resident liooeelt
mil (ieclaies to blame him fit the
I ili -iiifjrs in which we find our
i ics is both tli iM'l tit ss and uti-
I'll,'r- suspicion that Mr.
Vlr.ff hits 'm m-iKing money on
'' 1 '" "''' of tiu-' "i;n k.r, and the
!' ''!'iitial policies h.vve helpf..
hnn.
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in n.i
IllQIISaiKlS HaYe
Trouble and Never Suspect it
pvalency of Kidney IMHease.
. . . ,i .r , i;, , .,1,
;ng ;ncrt;ase and remarkable prevalency
of kidney disease.
line kiuney His
orders are the :
most common
diseases that pre-
vail, they are :
It corrects
It corrects inability to hold water
a'"' seal.li.it; pain in mssim
it, or bad
i ejects iollowms use "t liij'.ior, wme or
,)wr ,uul ovt.rc,)mcs that unpleasant ne-
, cessitv of In.-inn compelled ir i;o oitiu
I liuniiL' the daw and to ci-t tin many
theetraordin:iryeffeet of 5wamp-Root
issonti realized." It stands the highest
fur its wonderful cures of the must dis
tressing cases. If vou need a medicine
vim should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in fiftv-eetit and one-dollar sizes.
You ma v have a sample bottle and a
book that tells all
u bout it. bothsent free i
bvmail. Address Dr. feSSW
Kilmer & Co., l'.inj;-
haillton, N. Y. When Home ot Swamp-Root,
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name, iVr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
the address, lSinjjhumton, N. Y.
Subscriptions Haiti.
J. Parkin, G. E. Willimnson,
Mrs. Martha Blair, E. M. Parker,
Win. S. H rower, H. D. Scarboro, J.
K. KovaU, II. M. CrutchSeld. Dau
gati Frazier, Luther Burrage, A. (J.
I'ugh, C. W. Billiard, K. F. Fer
gusou, Andy Rich, Monroe Cox,
llarniond Buudy, Mrs. E. II. York,
O.J. Peuuey, Albeit Jordan, Isaac
Uouth, John Winslow, Jos. T.
1 SiU-i, L. E. Teugue, J. V. Ilanimer,
Obituary.
We (h.'1 soil to not" tlio ileuth of our beloved
frlciiil unit school mute, Flnsf le Bean, who tiled
AiiKiist $M, hku about II! yours. She wn.s the
beautiful young daughter of Dempsey unit Annie
Bean. For four long weiks she sullered the
agonies of typhoid fever, but lore her tiull'eriiiK
with patienee. Flo&sie was a good kind heurten
girl and loved by nil. She leaves father, mother,
lour (tisU'rs and two brothers liesides a host of
other relatives and friends to mourn their loss.
But while it is our loss we feel it is her eternal
Vain, lit I remains were laid ih the Union Grove
cemetery. Just before she pusned uwuy she sang
that beautiful song "Heavenly sunlight'' reach
ing her bauds toward Hon veil told tier frienus
she saw her little sister, While we feel sad we
feel that Flossie is enjoying the realities of a bet
ter world, Let usas her school mates remenibe
the life she has bas lead and try to prepare our
selves so when weare called away us Flossie was
lie it soon or late, we may be prepared to meet
our HI esse 1 Savior In peace.
1.. M.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends iu Asheboro
for the many acts of kindm-ss shown
us during the illness and death of
our father.
W. A. Btnch, Jr.
An Acrostic.
Written for The Courier.
Even though our lives may seem
Almost daik. an nipty dreatn.
i vfa'y we u11 sho"111 b''-
eu'r ""r "'"5' 10 ;
Evfr.v ,1,,m1 rouMli kindness and love
Snsliiii luings from heaven above,
Temptation 'vanish", sonow remove.
When all darkness has faded from view,
Over nil trials triumphant and true,
Kisuig then to firmly stand,
Knowing the Master lias led by the hand
Every one who oliey his commands,
Westing and peaceful we all shall be,
Saved by (irai-e, through eternity.
H.M. M.
Cancer Cured by lllooil Italm All Skin
and lllood IMseases Also Cured.
Mr'. M.L. Adams, Kredonuv, Ala , took Botanic
Wood Balm, which ellectually cured an eating
cancer of tho nose an 1 face. The sores healed
up perfectly. Many doctors had given up her
cum; as ho les. Hundred of elites of cancer,
eating sores, suppurating swellings, etc., have
leen cured by WckmI Halm. Among others, Mrs,
B. M. tiucniey, Warrior stand. Ala. Her nose
ami lip w.-re raw a licef, with intensive dis
charge froin'the eating sore. loctors advised
cutting, hut it railed. Blood Balm healed Hie
Hires, nuil Mrs. (Jiierney is ns well as ever. Bo
tanic Blood Balm also euros eczema, itching hu
mors, scaiis and scales, Isme pains, ill crs, olleu -slve
pimples, bltsid poison, carliunrles, scrofula,
risiiiL'S ami hump on tin' rkin tmd all Mood
troubles. Improves the digestion, strengthens
weak kidneys. Drugeists, Ji.m) jt bottle, with
complete directions for homo cure. Sample free
and prepaid by writing Blood Balm Co., Allutita,
Uu. Inscribe trouble and speciul medical advice
sent iu aled letter.
For Thin,
PoorBiood
You can trust a medicine
tested 60 years! Sixty years
of experience, think of that!
Experience with Ayer's Sar
saparilla; the original Sarsa
parilla; the Sarsaparilla the
doctors endorse for thin blood,
weak nerves, general debility.
Tint pvpn thin grand iM medicine eannnt do
Itl Iiest work It tlio liver it inactive anil thw
bowels cuiiiaipHti-a. For the hunt i.osHlhle re-
L4
Also manufaotursrs of
7 hair viqor.
1 1010 aquecurb.
uvf u cherry pectoral.
HOTEL
MARTHA WASHINGTON
New York
J'MU fo 30th Sis.
lust Krist of .Vli
v To rem tin
it Woman's Ho
ti l E.elusivf iv.
1 Hlirk from
L'Xih St. tui'uiey.
-!hh cioss tuun
ears p is t li c
tloor
( Ivor foni linir
drf-d looms
A1 lintel y
Fill itiiof
) Hcttc.i SI. 00 per Day and Up
Restaurant for Ladies and Gen
tlemen OuiivPi.ii in to Mi 'pping a.id
Tlicui re District.
Caters espeially to Women trav
eling or 'isiting Sew York alone
Send for Ho Met
Hotel Westminster
16tlt St. anil Irving Place, TV'. )'.
lino Week Eas: ..I ISniioliniy
Homelike Hotel in Quiet Location
Eiirffieati I'tnn $1 (X) up
Attiericnn Plan $3.00 up
A. W. EAGER
Kit AMvl.lWll.l.K II 11. If SCllOOI..
?lnlr mill Feninlr.
Op lis AuuohI 111, 111(17. (iflors spl.iilll
nilutilnseH. Mpetlnl eoiirsr for teni'lu-m
We moil yniiin mrii and young Inillra
who i.ir nllltiitf to mirk. VV. l.i llir
resl. 1). M, K A rilKHI.K.t , Iitn
UNIVERSITY
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NORTH CAROLINA.
1789-1907.
Head of the State's Educational
System.
DEPARTMENTS:
OOI.LKGE, OHADl'A i K, MEDICINE,
ENGINEE1UNO, LAW, PHAKMACY.
LibraiT contains 45.IMIO olunies New wa
ter works, electric lights, c-'ntral heating
system. New dormitories, Tinnasiuui, .
Y. M C. A. building library.
73'i BTl'DEKTS. 74 Mi FACULTY.
The Fall term begins
.Sept. 9, 100(5. Address
FRANCIS P. VENABLE,
PRESIDENT.
CHAPBL HILL, "0KTH CA KOLINA
TO PUBLISHERS
AND PRINTERS
We manufacture the very highest grade of
Ty)e, Brass Rule in Strips, Brass Col
umn Iiules, Brass Labor Saving Rule,
Brass Circles, Brass leaders, Braaa
Hound Corners, Brass Leads antt Slugs,
Brass (ialleys Metal orders. Lead Metal
Furniture, Leads and Slugs, Metal Lead
ers, Spaeen and Quads t) to 48 point,
Sh-tal Quoins, F.tc., Etc., Et:., Etc.
Old column rules refaced and made as good
as new at a small cost.
Please remeuilier that we are not in any
Trust or Combination and are sure that we
ran make it greatly to your advantage to
deal with us.
A copy of our Catalogue will be cheerfully
furnished on application.
Philadelphia Printers'
Supply Company,
Manufacturers of TYPE and
Hieh Grade PRINTING
MATERIAL
Prci- l.iiors I'enn Type Foundry.
39 North 9th St. PHILADELPHIA
CAPUDINE
0 M II acts Immi-iliatolT
CURES ersT' VMtf
INDIGESTION and lZVl
OiniTV ""It to know itn eood. It rnn
AblUIII HKADACHB9 ALSO bj
remoTiat the mum. 10 cents.
I ''
IE25-
(Prickly Ash, Poke
-KAKK8 POSITIVE CUBES OP
PhXsiclsniradorMP. P. P. as s splan
dtd uimblnstion, and prwcrlbo It with
grat sstiifactton for th cures of all
forms and itsge of Primsir. Secondary
and Tertiary Syphilis, SyphJlltio Rhea
mstiam. Scrofulous Hirers sod Sons,
Olsndulsr Swelllogs, Kheumstlam, Kid-
Bey Complaints, old Chronio Ulosrs that I
SYPHILIS
hare resisted all treatment. Catarrh, Skin I
Diseases, Eczema, Chronio Female I
Complaints, Mercurial Poison, Tetter, I
Scaldhssd, ste., etc. I
P. P. P. it a powerful tonlo and sn I
excellent appltixer, building p the I
system rapidly. If you are weak and I
feeble, and feel badly try P. P. P and I
IHllEyrATOSivll
FARMER INSTITUTE
Prrpnrrs j-oitns; men anil young wouirii for t'illr, VnlvrrMlty ami!
HiinIbm-hn. Nlenillil location, kiiimI moral ronniiniiiiy, HiisIiii-sn, fol
laif Hllilr hiiiI aiormitl courirs, Miri-liil MlvHiifn,jc-M In MiinIv nuil Art.
Full rorfiH of able anil experienced irai-lu-m, Termsvery low. Wrllefor
souvenir (int. anil oilier luittrinatlolt. AililieHM
Fall term opens Sept. II.
llev. S.
The Baptist University
Iliiili irraile siliniil fur women Tliiftv
jrivi'ii in tin" rts, Si ii-m-ps, mid I'liiliMnphv. "ind in Music, Art, Kxpivsiiiui an I
liiisineis. Excellent einipnii'tit fur leai-linig mid illiistrutiiiM the M ii-nccs. Dis
tinrt School f the Bible. I''ull business rluwl. in elm ive of 11 competent iu
stnictur. Art suliniil, iiicbidiiifj oil, npplicd i li'-ijfti mid china puinti'-g lf"yul,ir
Niiritiiil Course, elective for A. B degree Special sho it course fur nnlilic m-IiiiiiI
teiicliers. School of nuisic, with ten teachers, mid giving in-true ion in piano,
violin and pipe organ Comfort of students looked after by lady pliVfician,
nurse huh- principal and matron lionul, furnished room. literary tuition. In-at,
fees for physician, imrsp, gymtiasiuni an. I library I '.I I a en ; in die club .."i0 to
!?"" less. Next session niens Sept I, I'.HIT. Knr calnli-gue ami all inlonimliim
Address R. T. VAS'N, President. Raleigh. N. C.
We Sell the Earth!
If you are interested in the
proposition, in or near Ajheboro.
we think we can please you as to lot,
prices and terms. Office in Bank P'ldV.
Armfield LavigKlin.
Real Estate Dealers.
W'e also handle J. 1. Nissen Wagons, Johnston Hurvestino; Machinery,
Mowers, Stoves, Knngps, Mill Supplies, all kinds of Hardnare.
Lewis-Winslow Hardware Company, j
snssBfjBjssjjBajBaaaasBjn Mnsssaw SMSMsWsWHss sjaj
WE
M
orvey
asking O1 the
ethods JParm.
That is why "THE FARM MONEY MAKER" has thousands
of its subscribers in the South. That prosperous section is now
awake to its enormous possibilities. Every farmer, fruit grower
or live stock man in the Great South should be a reader of
Farm Money Maker.
We are making a special offer to farmers in the Southern states.
Cut out this advertisement and send it to us with 25 cents (just one
half our regular price) and we will send you Farm Money Maker
fer one year, or mail us 50 cents and you will receive it for 3 years.
Do it today. Address
FARM MONEY MAKER, Cincinnati, Ohio.
PLEASE REMEMBER
That we are agents for the GEISER PEERLESS
TRACTION ENGINE and SEPARATOR. Also A. B.
Farquhar line. If interested, call to see or write
rMcCi at.ry-Redding
SAW MILLS, MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES
From the smallest Farmers' Tom- Mill to the Tjiru-est Made. Frran Sinn nn Hum.
plete outfits. Everything for the Saw Mill or woodworking rln,i Shingle and Lath
Mills, Corn and Feed .MilTS, Wood Saws. Saws, .Swages, Mandrels, Saw Guides, eltitiR,
Pulleys, Shafting, Hangers, exes, Etc. 1 ( innrantee to l'lease you. Write today, lie
sure to stale fully just what is wanted.
Erie
l rompt smpment.
Bu,,dT,IiSir,,,,n8
Boot and Potassium.)
ALL FORMS AND 8TA0E3 OF
I yon will regain flesb. and strength.
Waste of energy and all diseases resulting
I from overtaxing the system are cored by
tho nee of P. P. P.
' Lsdies whose systemsare poisoned and
I whose blood is in an impnrs conditiondoa
to menstrual irregularities are peculiarly
benefited by tha wonderful took) and
-a SCROFULA
blood cleansing properties of P. P. P
I Prickly Ash, Poke Root and PotasslOO.
Sold by all Druggists.
F. V. LIPPMAN
Proprietor
Savannah, - Ca.
T. l.ASSITKIl, I'rlii.. Farmer, . '
for Women,
IlAI.KKill,
fnnr ollirfis und leiirliers. Diiilotnu
HIGH POINT
BUGGIES
Are THE Best.
TEACH
Hardware Company
Engines and oilers, all sizes and styles.
V. 11. DeLoach, Norfolk, Va.
L. M. FOX, M. D.
ASHEBORO, N. C.
Oners his professions! service to th
cltisenn of Asheuort and surrounding
eommunuT. Offices: At Residence
Dr. J. V. HUNTER,
PHYSICIAN - AND - SURGEON
Office Ashehoro Ilrng Co.
Residence Cornei of .Main and Worth
Streets.
Asheboro, N. O.
Dr. S. A. HENLLY,
Physician - and Surgeon.
ASHEB030 . N C
Office over Spoon & Redding's store near
Standard Drug Co. ,
DR. D. K. LOOKHART,
DENTIST,
Asheboro, N. O.
office Hiit'nj ' a. m. to 1 p. m
OVER THK BANK HR !l p. in. to o p. m.
I am now Iu my office prepared to paotioe
d;ntitry iu Its various branches.
N. PCOX,
Jewe'er and
Photographer.
Asheboro. N. C.
W. R. NEAL,
PHOTOGRAPHER
AND
JEWELER
Randleman, N. C.
CHAS. L. HOLTON.
Attorney-a.t-Lo.w
ASHEBORO, - N. C.
Practice in lmth Xhilo nml Fu,l.,r.,l nn...
Si'ciu! attention given to collections and the
settlement of estates. Olliee: North side
court house.
THAD. S. FER.REE,
Attorney At LolW
ASHEBORO - - - N. C.
All matters attended to with care
and promptness. Special atten
tion given to collections and the
settlement of estates.
QUICK REPAIR.
SKILLED WORKMANSHIP.'
This is the watchword of
N. MELTON,
T5he
RANDLEMAN JEWELER
Your watch needs repairing,
Your sewing machine runs hard,
Your clock can't be depended on.
These will be made as trood as
new if sent to me for repair.
I pay express or registered
mail charges one way.
N. MELTON,
Randolph Hdw. Store Bldg.,
Randleman, N. O.
S Bryant, President J. 1. Cole, Cackicr
r-Ghe-
Ba.nk of R.andlemea.n,
Randleman, N. C.
A per
Interest
Paid
cent Paid
On Time Deposits
Capital $12,000. Surplus, $5,000.
O K COX, President. W J ARMFIELD, V-Pres
W J ARMFIELD, Jr., Cashier.
The Bank of Randolph,
Ash.e'tooxo, IT. C.
Capital and Surplus,
Total Assets, over
$50,000.00
$200,000.00
With amnle asset, experience and protection
we solicit the business of the banking public and
feel safe in saying we are prepared ami willing
to extend to our customcni every fucility and ao-ji-mmodution
contiiKtcut with safe banking.
DIRECTOtVSi
Hueh Parks. Sr.. W J Armdelii.W P Wood. P B
Morris, (', C McAliter, K M Annfielil, O R Cox,
W K RedilitiR, Ben) Moffitt, Thou J KoddltiK, A W
K CniK-1, A M Kankiti, 1'hos 11 Raiding, Dr F
Asbury. C J Cox.
M,srt3 ,
Cuts. Sores. Burns
G. RHEUMATISM j