ANNUAL EXHIBIT.
"Receipts and Disbursements for the Town of Asheboro for the Year
Ending May, 1006.
Si HOll. Fl lll'-.
May 4 to 1ml. on hand
May 4 lociisii II. I. I'lnnlle taxes ..
June 27 to cash W. P. Si'Oi 'ii tuxes. . .
Sept. -0 to cali W. 1. Sjnxm taxes. . .
Oct 20 to cu.h N". W. Walker
tuiti'ii
Oct I'O tn cash X. Y. Walker
i tHitii n 1
Nov i tocn-hM. W. I'anish tax....
Nov 2 to c.-i-li 51. V. Pai rish tax
Nov 8 to cash M. W. I'arrisli tax
Nov 10 to cash M. V. I'arrisli tax...
Nov 27 to cash Nathan Burrow
Nov 27 to cash M, V. Parrish tax...
Vec lit to cash Jl. W. I'arrisli tax...
Jan'.t to cash M. V. Tarri-h lax.. ..
Jail 27 to casli M. YV. I'arrisli tax. .
Feb 21 toca-li CM Staley tuition...
Feh 21 to cash M. W. I'arrisli lax....
Fed 24 to cash .M. W . I'anisli tax..
M.1,2 tocash W.J.MillerC. I'reas.
Apr 20 to cash M. W. Parrish tax
May 2 tocash W.J. Mill, r C. Treas...
May to cash 51 W. Parrish lax
May 3 to rash Jl. V. I'anisli tax....
.May .S t i cash ('. M. S'al-y tuition
Mav PMocash K. M-fliti 'limn-.-
10 2-"i
21 '.Ml
12.S.-S
.".OS .i:i
HO 23
Hit! lis ,
1 Ott !
HO 77 !
100 '
101 '
102 '
m
101 '
105 '
jot;
107 '
IDS "
PHI '
110"
H. I'agi"
L. Siimson
K. Bogan
J. II. Mcltea
F. 1.. -Morrison..
C. M. Staley
C. 11. Staley
Cain Carr
Cain Carr
S. W. Lau.nhlin..
M. L. Krwin
I.! 75
4.-. 75
7 50
52 87
28 i:s
113 75
1 00
To unit liroitglit forward
By anil lu-ouht lurwanl 2(11.'! I.'l
By coin percent in 20 13 13 W.
J. Tongue Treas. i'j ;! I
. 13 75
2838 8S
making out luxes etc 1905 8.00
Voucher No 44 paid J M Betts
street work 104.51
Voucher No 45 paid J M Betts
supt street work 13.10
Voucher No 4.0 paid P A Mendenhall
freight an slate 0.27
Voucher No 47 paid J. M. Betts
supt street work 17.02
Voucher No 48 paid O R Fox
service constable 3 months 12.50
Voucher No 40 paid J M Bi'ttn
supt steet work 30.27
Voucher No 50 paid Ashelioro Eiec
Co lights 13.50
Voucher No 51 paid Wood and
Iron Works lumber 15.5!)
VoucHr No 52 paid J XI Betts
supt street work 1 1
Voucher No 53 paid Courier prlut
1H.LT Voucher No 51 paid W II (llasgow
service as Police
Voucher No 55 paid C C Cruuford
BANK INSPECTION.
1 80
1.50
Lxt7 of federal and State Inpec
ttoa Heaponalble for Failure.
The failure of tbe Real Estate Trust
Company of I'hlladelphla appears to be
the most disastrous of the many bank
and trust companies that have lately
failed. Outside of the banking busi
ness the total trusteeship Involves $80,
051.082. It Is said the securities are
safe, but uotblug la known of the trust
funds. It Is conceded that $7,000,000
uf the depositors' money bus been
wallowed up In speculation. It was
to be expected that tbe rotten Pcntose
reuuypacktir Republican machine,
which controls the execution of the
banking laws, should have reported the
institution In bouikI condition a few
mouths ago, but the disaster shows
that any Inspection that was made was
either a furce or there was collusion
between tbe officials and the corpora
tions. The national bank Inspection
of mitloual banks shows a similar luxl-
Total....
Vdtlchct
May 10 l'.IOti tolul on hand 100 1 1 j
250 3D ! I
1 7i, ; WENF.1IA1. ITM.
-Vl :' j May 4th 1005 lo Bal. on hand . . . . 7 18.0 j
I '1 12 j May 1th 11)05 to cash 11 l Caudle
7;f7'"' taxe. 11.11
5IMIO0 .m.J7.1 :io.-, t,. cash W. I.
1"1 13 ' Spoon taxes 25.00 i
"5 (Ml ,,, ii,!, ..K)5 to ca-li W. I. sf
30..,! Spiou taxes IS.."..'.:
I Nov. 2nd I'."I5 tocash M. W. 1
55 00 Pairi-ii i.ms. i'l'l.i
1'-' oV i;:h I0O5 to im.I, M. vV,
' Parrish taxes .18.87 :
Von
her No 5T paid Asliehoio I'.lec
'o.. lights
her No5S paid .1. B. Wan I
nlge if lilcction
her No 5H paid -I M Beds
I it street work
hfi No I'O paid (' (' (Yanford
i Finance Coinuiuiittc
hes No 01 paid C A Paiuplin
i vie Fiuanee I'otiMiitltce :
paid A-hehop. lec
I 00
03 Tlio Franks taxes
id a;
Keli
Bo.-a
10;h
tf'Ni's.
I; "05
Co..
K. My
j. i:
Tn
10
1 1
12
13
14
15
10
17
18 '
1!)
T?0-IM .
H. K .'
M, I.CO,i.
v W..!k.T. ...
i Stalev
-. 7. .v S. C
' J. W. Brower
Kellv P.. ir.m
' N. W. Walker....
' X. V. Walker....
1 I. A- W.HdwC
' I...V W.IIdu Co...
1 CM. Staley
1 Maggie I.ce Erw in..
Daisy Pane
Fnnnie I.. Morri-
W. M
W M
. i V..
,T!,h I.I
l'.nh
.ah M W
piOi',
ln:il.
3 oil ; J:m
10 25
10 30
3 00
13 15
cash C C Ci
20 " J. M. McRea 37 50
21 " Annie Tomlinson... 3500
22 ' IjiuraStimson 3500
23 " N, W, Walker 5000
4 " Kelly Rogalt. 2 HO
25 " A. C. McAlister -
1 08
20 " J, II. McRea 37 50
27 " Cain Carr 1 50
28 ' Kelly Bogan 6 00
F. L. Morrison 22 50
27th UHHi
Parri-h fixes
Feb. 20th 1111 Ml t
ford curhing
Feb. 21th P.IOO to cash M W
rish taxes
00 April 20th IHOO to cash M
3.i 00 J Parrish taxes
00 : May 3rd 1000 to cash M
j rish taxes
--",0iMav 3rd 1000 to cash 11
I'arrisli taxes
ash M. V
Par-
W.
W. Tal
w.
Total
moo
i 2 100.47
29 "
.',0 "
31 '
32 '
33 '
34 '
35 '
36 '
37 '
38 '
30 1
40 '
41
42 '
43 '
44 '
45
40 '
17 '
48
41)
50
51 '
5 '
53
54
50 '
01
02
03
01
05
oo
VotniEIIS DISIU ItSKMEMI'.
Voucher No 1 paid O RFox service
Police
Voucher No 2 paid J. M. Bett9 street
hands
Voucher No 3 paid Asheboro Elec
Co Lights for April 12.50
13.75
5.62
A. Tomlinson 35 00 Voucher No 4 paid Z. F. Rush'Jr.
I.. Stiuison 35 00 I services as Registrar
M. I.. Frwin 35 00 j Voucher No 5 paid II D Caudle clerk
Daisy Page 35 CO ; Voucher No G paid E. Moffitt, mayor
Ladies Temp. asso... 5 00 Voucher 7 paid J M Betts St hands
A. Smitherman 3 00 " 8 " '
N. Burrow 2 50 '
W. C. Hammer 15 00 j
F. L. Morrison 22 50 j
J. H. McEea 37 50
C. M. Staley 75 00
C. M. Stalev 75 00
10
11
12 '
13 paid E. Moffitt light lor
Mayors office.
4.54
lO.(H)
25.00
27.33
23 41
25.74
39.11)
30.05
22.10
A.Sniithennan ? 00 ! Voucher 14 paid Asheboro Elec Co.
K. Bogan fi 00
K. Began 4 40
' E. Davidson 8 00
Hale A Allrsd 0 00
C 25
1 35
O. rVrter
D. McLaiub
K. Bouan
J. A. McRea
M. L. Erwiu
I). IV g-
' L Stimson
4 50
28 13
35 00
35 00
lights for May 42.50
Voucher 15 paid J. 11. Betts Street
hands
Voucher 10 paidCrown Mill Co lum
ber Voucher 17 paid J M Betts St hands
" IS
" 19 " V.. F. Rush bond election
" 20 " Asheboro Elect ic Co.
lights for June 42.50
10.00
10.04
45.43
9.22
35 00 Voueher 21 H D Cnudle Annual Ex-
A. Tomlinson 35 00 ,
0.00
D. Page
L. Stimson
A. Tomlinson
M. L. Erwin
F.L. Morrison
K. Boirau
F. I.. Morrison
J McRea
' Standard Drug Co.
M. L. Erwin
1 1. Pane
4D.4.'
70.1?
8 00
!2 5o
35 00
35 00
I.. Stimson 35 00
A. Tomlinson
'J. M. Staley
Toui Betts
L. Woodell
F. L. Morrison....
J. H. McRea
1 M. L. Erin 35 00
L. Stimson 35 00
K. Bogan 0 00
D. Tage 35 00
A. Tomlinson 35 00
C. M. Staley 75 00
O. M. Staley 75 00
CM. Staley 50 25
Cain Carr 1 25
Cain Carr 2 00
83 " T.F.Pugh 13 00
84
85
80
S7
74
75
70
77
78
79
80
81
82
20 25 j V. mcher 22 J. M. Betts Supt. street
20 25 j hands
20 25 Voucher 23 paid J. II. Betts Supt.
20 25 i street hands
10 88 i Voucher 2 1 paid 0. R. Fox service as
police and pasting matters 14.50
Voucher 25 paid Ashelioro Courier
pub. call of Bond Election .. 10H)
3 1)0 Voucher 20 paid Asheboro Courier
Pub Annual Exhibit 0.00
Voueher 27 paid Asheboro Courier
Pub. Notices, Tickets etj 0.25
Voucher 28 paid Ashelioro Elec Co,
Lkhts 42.50
Voucher 211 paid C C Cranford Ex. to
Salisbury ' Id'.
Voucher No. 30 paid C. C. Cranford
paid F. Henkrick surveying .... 1.00
Voucher No. 31 paid E. Mollitt cer
tified copy charter etc 3.29
Voucher No 32 paid J. M. Betts
tupt. street work 84.40
Voucher No 33 paid llcCrary Rd
ding Hdw Co on account street
work 22.41
Voucher No 34 paid P A Mendenhall
freight on curbing 21.94
Voucher No 35 paid J M Betts
street wo.k 23.20
Voucher No 36 paid J M Betts
35 00
3 00
500
3 00
22 50
37 50
1 88 "
' 8!) "
' DO "
91 "
' 92
, Co ...
n
94
' 1)5,'.'
' 90 "
97 .
" 09
D. McLatnb 1 25
Kellv Bogan 0 00 street work 43.47
F.L.Morrison 22 50 i Voucher No 37 paid J M Betts
J. II. McRea- 37 50 j 'street work 55.98
D.Page 35 00 Voucher No 38 paid J. M. Betts
A. Tomlinon 35 00 ' street work Jll.s"
L. Stimson 35 00 j Voucher No 39 paid McCrary Ifed-
M. L. Erwin 35 00 ding Hdw Co on account attjeet
McCrary - Refilling ! woik 71 20
4 48 , Voucher No i) paid Asheboro Eiec.
11 30 1 Co lights ,10 .50
7 58 : Voucher No U paid AsUboro Elec
3 40 Co lishm . . ...... ." 41.fi;
3 00 Voucher No ii paid Ashebcrj
75 00 Elec Co light 43 50
it rr . . . . ... l .
.j u voucner ?a j pam Attl
ty, as the failure of tin? Walsh hanks
for curbing ' '' '' at Chicago lately Indicated.
Voucher No 50 paid Arthur lfosr There must lie a more thorough in-
lijhis 45.50 1 spoctkm of all bunks und trust cotu-
; panics to protect tue people wuo are
45.50 i depository from the looters wlw np-
peur to nave tossessiou or many nuu
clary Instlttithris. and Proslilent Itooso
velt should sec that Oie young man
he appointed comptroller of the cur
rency attends to Ills business Instead
of spending inot of his time In tlie
factional Illinois Itepublkcan squab
bles. Attention .to t'.i.- bunks will pay
the teople far bettor titan trying to
force fuds like pUmetic s;ollin.!? on
them.
Governors of states must be forced
by public opinion to see that the
sttite lintikliiit Institutions tx1 thorotlgri
ly examined and the securities hold In
vestlp'.fej. Tlie dlrecirs of batiks and
trust companies must ba made respon-
Rlble for the sxHindness of the Instlttl-
I ttoits they direct, instead of, as In mast
11.17 cases, merely drawing pay for occa
sional meetings. Honest bank officials
;' ,s will not object to publicity of all trans
actions to the directors, aud.th? bank
l ( -,, ' insiHvtors are paid to see tlwit the
I (l0 public Is protected. Depositors In
I banks know nothing of what Is done
: with their money, ami no foresight of
o.s.oo ; tjjpip,, mn juajte yir money safe.
I Banks and trust companies ore Incor
43.92 1 porftted either by the federal or state
I pon-erririMMit. and tbe law provides or
21.28 six mi Id provide for strict Inspection to
. I protect the people from dishonesty and
2lf.i3.39 ! Incompetency.
1. her No
'o hi-hlS
i. li. r No
.funded
I.-!.,-. No
.'! 11
li'iit t No
No
H i w I.aiiiliiin
S U Laughlin
paid J M Betts
13 50 1
! I 03
paid .1 M Belts
Voucher No 70 paid A E Hamlet
Vouchor No 71 paid J M Betts
Vouch.-
Slll
72 f paid J M Beds
73 paid J M Betts
Total
By 5 cr cent. Com. on $20! 13 39
V J 'league Treas 104.07
ROOSEVELT REFORMS,
To Ami brought forward
By amount over iid
$2198.00
2109.47
$28.59
C. II. Rush, clerk.
ItepabltoM Reformers Ar Impttiat
WltHnat Dcimnrlo Help.
Railroad rate legislation and other
reforms could not have been enacted
without tbe votes of Democratic con
gressmen unless Republicans bad been
united for them in both branches of
congress. It U certain that at least
there would have been no Republican
majority for the rate bill In the senate
if the Democrats had opposed It. When
tbe railroads and their congressional
friends saw that there were enough
Republicans who would vote with tbe
Democrats to pass tbe bill they at once
decided to make tbe best of a bad barn
gain and accept conditions they could
not overcome. Their efforts were then
turned to amending the bill so that, If
not rendering It unconstitutional, It
would do tbe least possible damage to
the c3rporatlons. The appeal of Pres
ident Roosevelt to Senators Bailey and
Tillman for aid to pass tbe rate bill
before be" bad been able to make the
deal for tbe Allison amendment, when
Kxtrartu From National Supplementary
Kepulillcan Hand Book.
Here are a few choice excerpta.
"The grand old party, the
colored man's friend."
"Rally lo the cause of your race."
"Millions of souls in the South
land appeal to the colored voters in
the Northern, Eastern and Western
States to vote for Congress.
"It was the party that gave him
the freedom of the ballot, which
clothed him with the armor of
cit'V.enship and gave him a power
ful and unrestricted voice in the
affairs of the Nation: it was the
Republican party that appointed' ,K tKm
colored citizens to offices of honoi proveg , ..j not nave
and trust, and promoted colored passed without Democratic votes,
privates in the United States Army I Senator Toraker names a uuuiber of
to be commissioned officers. It members of congress from Ohio who
was by legislation enacted by Re opposed President Roosevelt's policies,
publican Congresses and approved 1 an(1 others might be named from near
by Republican Presidents, that the ; & evcry 8te uvre also uo t0
laws which have been beneficial to! lf ? " fact was
, , , , . . . . . shown that enough Republicans would
us have been recorded in the statues. I vote laooertB t0
over the persistent opposition of ' of the measures. .
the Democratic party." j The statehiKid bill was first passed
And finally the negroes are urged through the house, with the Democrats
to rally to the Republican party as j opposing it. It was then a party and
the negroes did, who participated iu ! partisan measure, but when the Demo-
the the Civil and other wars. Here!tratlc sen" tors and some Republicans
is tne exact language: 1 adPtkHl Forafcer ameudment glv-
Rally to Roosevelt and the Re-1 ,tt u,e f :vrt? H1,0 rlf" to
J . . . . 1 1 vte on joint statehood, the Republican
publican candidate of your dwtnet! I)artisaM of tha uouse lieU 1 wu
Rally to the cause of your race with j uutil Mr Willlams. the iKMiiocratlc
all the vigor and determination I der, filibustered and comjiclled the
that Crispus Attucks displayed in Republican majority to accept the ref
the Revolutionary days; that your erendtim amendment. Mr. Roosevelt
grandfathers and fathers exhibited found himself helirfess to irevent this,
with Sherman on his march f rom tuse he was not backed by the
Atlanta to the Sea; with Sheridan I Imocrats, and has since advised the
t -,.,rrh fbo Kl,W o!l0 nf tha I Hcpubllcans of Arizona to vote for
Sbonan.lb. n,5tK Minl at ! ut "hood. threatening them that
unless they succeeded ttiey would not
get admitted for years.
Tlie defeat of the Santo Domingo
treaty is another instance where Mr.
Roosevelt was defeated because his
policy did not appeal to the iKimocrats.
S. V, Lnnghlin,...
'.Vood A lipring.
T. F, P.ih
'. .:. ..
. T -' ii . ..
Shenandoah; with McKinley at
Antietam; with the Union forces at
Fort Pillow, Fort Wagner, Milliken's
Bend, Petersburg, Seven Pines,
O'nstee, and many other engage
ments for the frerdom of the colored
man and the preservation of the
Union, and with Roosevelt the hero
of the Spainish-American War, in
a foreign clime against a foreign
foe, for the glory of the flag, the
integrity of the Nation, and the
alleviation of thf condition of op.
pressed humanity."
The cover contains a fulsome
tribute to Pres'dent Roosevelt, who
is called the apositle of. the "Square
Deal Doctrine" and "All men
up, rather than some men down."
News & Observer.
The Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Co., are preparing to erect anothe
lare fertilizer plant at Durham.
To Cure a Cold In One Dav.
Take LAXATITTVE BROMO Quinir
TaWeta. Progim refund mopey if it fail,
tecum. E W GROVE'S aumatur is on
tenck S5c. . t
Government by Jnjuactloa.
The object of our constitution is to
preserve Individual rights. Now, a
right U an acknowledged claim. Our
constitution acknowledges the claim of
every man to freedom of thought and
speech and to trial bjJury for any of
fense against the lawwltb which he
may be charged. But government by
injunction is a denial of all these rights
or acknowledged claims. For this
reason It Is that the Democratic party
opposes government by injunction as
Interpreted, and such government re
sults In a denial of Justice under the
constitution.
Like that you formerly (jot, costing
from 60c. to $1.00 por pound
THE CHEWERS PREFERENCE BEING
FOR THE GENUINE SUN CURED TO
BACCO WITH LESS SWEETENING
THAN IS USED Cft ITE OLD BRANDS
OF MUCH LONGER STANDING,
CAUSED REYNOLDS3 SUN CURED,
IN SO SHORT A TlittE, TO WIN THE
PLACE AS FAVORITE WITH CHEW
ERS. SOLD AT 50c. PER POUND IN
So. CUTSj STRICTLY 10c. AWD .Sc.
PLUGS, AND IS THE BEST VALUE III
SUN CURED TOBACCO THAT CAN BE
PRODUCED FOR CHEWERS.
R.J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C.
The Vital Point.
When it comes to eating you wan some- A
thing you like. The same applies to the
necessary articles for the dining room where tf
you do your eating. C
Dining Rooifi Suites and Fine $
Theodore Havener Dinner Sets
from $25.oo to Sloo.oo per set.
We are adding a full line of Mantels, Til
ing and Orates that will be worth your while
to inspect.
Mattings of all Kinds
Rugs, Administer Velvets and Burtworth
Wiltons, varying in price from $2o to $65.
A call will convince you.
People's House Furnishing Co.,
High Point, N. C.
Choose Wisely . . .
when you buy a SEWING MACHINE. YouH find fl iorta tod kinJi
corresponding pric. But if you want a reputable serviceable Machine, then Uts
- WHITE-
27 yean experience has enabled tis to bring
out a HANDSOME, SYMMETRICAL snd
7 Vf-jif ,il Vm--BUILT PRODUCT, combining in to
make-up all tne goos points louna on nn"
grade -tin and others that are exdusivelyN
WHITE for instance, our TENSION INDI
CATOR, 4 device that shows the tension tt a
glance, and we have others that appeal to care
ful buyers. All Drop Heads have Automatic
Lift and beautiful Swell Front, Golden Oak
Wookworfc, Vibrator i Rotary Shuttle Style.
OUR ELEQANT H. T. OATALOQUE8 QIVI FULL PARTICULARS, FREE. V
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. CLEVELAND, O.
Before Moving; into Our
New Warehouse
we want to reduce our stock of Disc Harrows,
Buggies, Land Rollers, Hay Rakes and Mow
ers and will sell them at reduced prices. If
you want bargains in above or any kind of
hardware call to see us, before the season is off.
McCrary-Redding Hardware Company
Copying- the C O, P.
The emperor of China has evidently
been taking n lesson from the policy
of the Republican party lu the Philip
pines, for In an edict he promises a
constitutional form of guvcrnaient
"when the people are fitted for It."
Arrangements are being made to
hate a board of arbitrators appoint
ed to settle thesttike of machinists
on the Southern Railway, cauaed bv
that company refusing t grant an
increase in ngec The agreement
of the board iM govern th& eale
for ten v .. . . .
Interior Decorations.
I have a full line of attrac
tive designs in wall papers ,
and can hang same. Refer
ence given.
M. thTTiond, Asheboro. N. C-