. MCIVER MEMORIAL EXER
CISES. Will be Held in ;rcensboro in State
Normal College Xoveinber 2tli
Details of Program Will
be Announced Later,
We are in receipt of the follow
ing invitation:
The Board of Trustees, Faculty
and the Students of the
Nort'.i Carolina State Normal and
Industrial College Greensboro,
North Carolina.
Invite you to lie present at the
exercises in memory of its
founder and president,
Dr. Charles litucun Mclver,
to be held at the College,
Nov. 20, 11)00 at 11 A. M.
All of the details of the program
incident to this memorial meeting
have not yet beeu arranged, and
public will wait" with decided
interest in the manner the State
will employ so to honor one of
North Carolina's greatest education
Hi sons and benefactors.
UNDER GIVIL SERVICE.
President t'luxsiHr leputy Collector
of Internal He venue Regulation of
Commission,
Washington, Nov. 9. The Presi
dent has made an order again classi
fying deputy collectors of internal
revenue under the regulation of the
cifil service commission. There
are about 1100 of these deputies.
They were classified by President
Cleveland, but were taken out by
Preside utMcKiuley in 1899. The
action of President Roosevelt brings
all employes of the internal rev
nne service under civil service and
practically classifies all employees
of the Treasury iVp.-H'tment.
Judge lioytl on Judge.
Washington Post.
At the Ebbitt is Judge James K.
Boyd, of Greensboro, N. C, former
ly assistant attorney general and
now United Stages district judge
for the western district of Noith
Carolina. -'I do not wish to be
iuterview'd," said he last evening,
"for I believe that a judge of a
court should not always be appear
ing in print. I haven't anything
to say about politics, for a judire
should keep "tit oi' polities, because
if he does not he cannot very well
help being iniluenced to some
slight extent. Judges are human,
just as other people are, and so they
should keep themselves entirely
above controversy. The bench in
the United States stands higher
than any other in the world, and
is cleaner than any other. The
English judges may make an ex
ception, but there are not so many
of them, because England has not
our dual Federal and State judicial
systems. Everywhere, I think the
Supreme Court of the United
States is considered the highest
tribuual of law on earth And
our bur stands high also, though I
sometimes think we have not the
profound lawyers we had a couple
of generations ago; the profession
has become more specialized. This
is certainly so in the North, but
m the South aonie very tiue all
around lawyers are still to be found.
There the old-fashioned lawyer
still abides, and is a credit to the
community. But, as I said, I have
nothing to i-ay that would be of
any intertst. I am here just to get
my spectacles adjusted."
Cotton Estimate.
Washington, Nov. 8. The
amount of cotton of the crop of
1906, ginned up to November 1st,
according to a bulletin issued by
the census bureau today, was C,
892,597 bales, counting round bales
as half bales, as against 6,457,595
last year. The number of activt
ginners is given as 27,481, against
27,802 last year.
LOf this North Carolina ginned
311,515 bales. The number of gin
meries operating is 2,650.
The mauy friends of Capt. C. F.
Siler will be glad to learn that he
has decided to return to this county
He has been teaching at An trier
during the fall, but, finding that
the Water, climate and people of
old Montgomery were dearer to him
than any other, he has resigned his
fiosition ml accepted the school at
ola mine. The Montgomrian.
The cooner's jury at Atlantic
City has agreed to place the blame
foT the wreck at that place on Sun
day, October 28th, upon the a:ed
bridge tender, Daniel Stewart.
He will be arrested for criinnal
negligence and causing the death
of 53 persons.
Beginning Wednesday of this
week the western North Carolina
Conference of the M. E. Church
South convened at Mt Airy.
pWTo Care Cold in One Day.
rrk LAXAnTTVE"' BBOMO Q uiniDC
Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fail
to enre. K W GBOVE'S signature is on
ch box. J5o.
CURRENCY INFLATION
Scheme to Increase National
Bank Notes 50 Per Cent.
HIGHEE PEICES SUEE TO RESULT
Per Capita Cln-nlatlon llaa More
Than Doubled Since 1S78 and In
creuaed 50 Per Cent Since lOOO Ben-are
of Republican Congressmen
With National Dank Connections.
The American bankers' committee
have formulated a plan for credit, or
clearance, currency to be Issued by na
tional banks, In addition to the bank
currency uow issued with United States
bond as security. The amount pro
posed to be issued Is not to exceed CO
per cent of the bond secured circula
tion outstanding, which amounted to
$400,000,000 in 1905, but which has
been largely increased since that date.
The security for this proposed issue of
credit currency is rather Indefinite, th
report of the committee stating:
"Before any bank can issue credit, or
clearance, currency It must deposit
with the treasury department o'r de
positories to be designated by the com
mission approved securities of the
bank passed upon by the comptroller
of eurrenev's department to an amount
t 10 per cent in excess of circulation to
I be Issued."
j The approved securities of the banks
I probably mean the uotes, secured and
! unsecured, that have been discounted
; by the banks, but that would seem to
i be a very poor security for currency
i and unite troublesome to handle on nc-
count of Its constantly bolus paid or
i removed. As the comptroller of the
! currency's ollice has not shown nuy
' excessive ability in spying out defalca
! tious and other banking irregularities
i in advance of the failure of banks, it
lean hardly be trusted under the pres-
cut nianaj oinent to exercise further
j discretionary powers for the protection
! of the public.
j The pe-iple will indorse no law pro
; viding fr bank currency that is not
: redeemable by the government, with
j no possibility of loss for the people or
; to pay for loss by taxation.
I But there Is another question that
vastly affects all the people in this
; scheme for currency inflation, ami that
' is its effect upon the price of conimodi
! ties. The present Inllatlon thiongu the
i increased output of gold and the lu-
crease of the national bank currency
i from 00 to loo per cent of the face
I value of the bonds deposited and the
I great number of new national banks
authorized under the law which re
! dueed the necessary capital to $25,000
j has Inflated the circulating medium
from $15.KJ per capita in 1STS to over
?32 now, or over PH) per cent and over
' 50 per cent since P.tini. To this infla
tion may be charged part of the great
Increase in prices, which is also largely
due to the monopolies created by tariff
protection of the trusts and combines.
The Inflation of the currency and the
prices of commodities would seem to
hare gone far enough for the comfort
and advantage of the people and to
pass laws expressly for the benefit of
the banking class and the Wall street
speculators is special legislation and
undemocratic.
As the Republican party is notorious
ly favorable to the banking nnd cor
poration interests. It Is advisable for
voters to pledge candidates for eon.
Kress and state legislatures who will
elect United States senators, that they
will oppose farther Inflation of the cur
rency for the benefit of the banks.
The only demand for this asset cur
rency Is from the banks and from the
Wall street speculators, who are con
stantly crying for more money to carry
the burden of the Inflated valuation of
stocks, which are largely based on no
real values.
Beware of Republican candidates for
congress, but espccially those who have
national bank nnd trust connections.
They are the Greeks bearing gifts and
expect return compensation.
IT IS TO LAUGH I
gon-ln-lavv Lonarivortli Has a Warm
Fight In Prospect.
When Son-in-law I.ongworth was re
nominated for congress, with the as
sistance of Boss fox, in ncceptiug the
nomination, ns reported In the Wash
ington Tost, he said:
"I shall follow first, last and nil the
time the leadership of rresident Roose
velt, not because he Is my (at this point
he was interrupted by shouts and
laughter) friend nnd counselor (more
laughter), but because of his great
qualities of leadership."
But banging on to father-in-law's
coat tails may not save you, Nick, for
Boss Cor has lost his power to count
the fraudulent votes, nnd the old Demo
cratic machine that was an adjunct of
the Cox machine has been thrown out
of gear nnd has been superseded by a
new organization of the honest Demo
cratic voters of Cincinnati nnd Hamil
ton county, and then there Is the labor
vote, which is nfter the Longworth
and Roosevelt families for deeds of
commission and omission.
Lodflre of Massachusetts.
Senator Lodge denounces the Demo
crats of Massachusetts as "fomenters
of class hatred, outlaws and nomads
of politics." No doubt he Is disturbed.
His record on trusts, corporations, ship
subsidy, the robber tariff, imperialism
and labor legislation has made him
odious to the people, and be Is only
taking advantage of his last chance to
excoriate them. By the way, bis pri
vate secretary was recently convicted
of robbing the Republican campaign
fund. The senator is to be comnjj aerated.
! 0ur Bi3 c,ubbin9 offer.
L. 1 , 1- .III.
bv special arrangement with the
! Southern Agriculturist, the popu
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Nashville Tenn, we are able to give
! our leaders the advantage of a club
jl iu offer which we believe is the
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! paper iu the South.
! In the jist place, we will send
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er who pays us for a years subscup
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This preat semi-monthly farm pa
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000 southern homes, and the regu
lar price is 50 cents per year. It is
ec'ited by southern men and women
to suit southern conditions, and is
just what our fanners need. It
answers free of charge any question
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is given in u plain practical way
which any farmer can understand.
All departments of farm life a.e
covered, including delightful home
and children's pages. Sample cop
ies free at our oiliee.
he he is oun me, all-southeun
BARGAIK.
(The Courier) $1.00
southern Agriculturist- .50
Nashville Weekly American .50
Inland Poultry journal .50
Southern Fruit Grower .50
Total regular price 3.00
We will send you all five of the
i ipeis a whole year for only $1.50.
These papers are all southern
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its particular field. Order this
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Thk Co i" in Kit,
Asheboio, N. C.
iiirvej of rmlt'i-groiitiil Water Dur
ing I'M).-,.
In the annual volume entitled
Liiderground-a!er Papers, 1906,
Mr. Myron L. Fuller, who had
charge of its publication, reports
that during 190.) detailed survey
'if underground-water problems
were conducted in Connecticut by
Messrs. II. F. Gregory and E. E
Kills; in Iowa, bv Messrs. W. II
Norton and Howard E. Simpson; in
i k -ins:ts, by Messrs. M. L. Fuller,
A. F. Ciider, unit L. W. Stephenson;
mil in Not ill CiU'oIina by ilessts,
L. W. Stephens' n and B. L. John-
In Connecticut and Arkansas the
ivork was completed and reports
ire in preparation. In Iowa and
North Carolina the surveys were
incomplete. Further work was
done there during the past summer,
Bulletin of the U. S. Geological
survey.
Itill Nye's Cow.
Bill Nye is credited with bavins
advertised his cow for sale as fol
lows:
Owing to ill health, I will sell
at my residence, in township 19,
range 1, according to the govern
ment survey, one plush, raspberry
cow, 8 years old. She is a eood
milker and not afraid of the cars,
or anything else. She has tin Jaunt
ed courage and invea milk frequent
ly. To a man who does not fear
death in any form she would be a
great boon. She is very much at
tached in her home, at present, by
means of a log chain, but she will
be sold to any one who will use her
right. She is one-fourth short
norn and three-fourths hyena. I
will also throw in a double-barrel
shotgun which goes with her. In
May she generally goes away for
a week or two and returns with a
tall rtd calf with wobbly legs.
Her name is Rose."
CARBUNCLE CURED.
Three years ago my system was in
such a condition that I had a suc
cession of boils in all sixteen.
They were mostly between my
shoulders and on the neck, though I
had one bad one near my right eye.
As fast as one would get well an
other would come, and ihey troubled
me and caused me to suffer all the
summer. Finally they developed
into a large carbuncle on my right
shoulder as large around as the top
of a teacup. My whole arm was
affected and caused me great suffer
ing. I had to carry my arm on a
pillow. It was September when the
Carbuncle came and for six weeks
it had to be dressed three times a
day. Knowing the trouble came
from blood I bought a box of lirs.
Joe Person's Remedy and took a half
dozen bottles before I stopped and it
cured me. By the time I took the
six bottles, my Carbnncle was well
and I have never had a touch of the
trouble since. Mrs. E. Z. Taylor.
(Now of High Point N. C.)
Hookerton, N. C,
August, 16, 1904.
NOTICE.
The tax books for 1906 are in the hands
of the collector , sad must be collected at
once. Whes not otherwise engaged in said
collection, the undersigned can be found at
the office of the Aaheboro Courier.
W. A. Bckch.
Tax collector for th e Town of Aaheboro.
t a 1 Tiini in HI si mm sir mi Inir-
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For the Stock on the Farm
Sloans Limnveivt
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Price 25c 50c 6 I OO
Send For Free Booklet on Horses. Cattle. Hogs 6' Poultry.
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Itching, Scabby Skin,
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onJ pains in bjuej,
ui.ck snu Jim ia.
Itching, Bcabby
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hot. Swollon Glands,
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on the Skin, Mucua
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H pots, all run down,
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body, lialror Eyebrows telling out, take
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Old Rheumatism, Catarrh, Eczema, Scrofula
we caused by I'olson la the Blood. B.B.B
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For sale by Standard Drug Company and Asheboro Drug
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We Sell the Earth!
If you are interested in the
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. J. MILLER'S,
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S Bryant, President J. U. Cole. Casbier
T5he
Betiik of Randlemo.n,
Randleman, N. C.
Capital $12,000. Surplus, $5,000.
Accounts received nn favorable
terms. Interest paid on savings de
posits.
Directors: W K llartsell, A N
I'mlla, S G New liu, W T Bryant, 0
L Lindsay, N X Xewlin, S Bryant,
II O Barker mid J 11 Cole.
') K COX. fruuMvut. W J ARMFIELD, V-Pret
W J ARMFIELD, Jr., Cashier.'
The Bank of Randolph,
Capital and Surplus, $30,000.00
Total Assets, over $150,000.00
With amiile assets, exicriein e and protection,
tve solicit the buninwof the ImnkliiK public and
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to exteml to our utonicr, every dicilltv and ao
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DIRECTORS.
HurIi PnrLs. Sr., W J Arnilichl.W p Wood, P H
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Just receivd !mce line Parlor
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Upholstered Parlor Su s, Pic
tures, Hall Racks, etc. We
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us to furnish the home in keep
ing with any purse.
We are also prepared to serve
the public as Funeral Directors
in a careful and courteous man
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Look Out for Cold
Winds
You must wear a hat or at
least you will when you
come to see out new line for
fall and winter wear.
The shapes are varied in
style and color to suit all.
Greatest care taken to give
you a becoming fit,
Mrs. E. T. Blair. Asheboro, N. C.
My Work Pleases!
When you wish an easy ithave
Aa good as barber ever gave,
Just cull on me at my Baloon,
At morning, eve or noon,
cut and dress the hair with grace,
To suit the contour of the face.
My room is neat and towels clean,
Scissors sharp and razors keen,
And everything I think vou'll find,
To suit the face and pfease the mind,
And all my art and skill can do,
If you just call I'll do for you.
TOM CARTER.
Asheboro Hotel
Main Street
(Near Court House.)
Thoroughly renovated and Refurnished
rable supplied with the beat the markrt
(fords. Rates Reasonable,
B. F. NEWBY, Prop.
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