"1 .4
COMMENCEMENT NOTES.
Uterary "address My Pref. iredIe- ofl
Chapel Hill.
Last week ah" outline of thfe "plans
for commencement week w th the
Asheboro Graded scbooia was an
nounced. Ihrougbout the season
the exercises will be full of interest.
The entertainment on Monday even
ing, April 2Gth, by the pupils of the
5th, 6th and 7th grades will take
form of an operetta and will be well
worth seeing.
Tlie annual sermon on Sunday
April 25th will be preaehtd pj Re?.
C. A. Wood, pastor of the Asheboro
M. E. Church, South.
The litera: y address on Tuesday
following will be delivered by Prof.
M. C. S. Noble, of Chapel Hill.
The pupils and the faculty are
making elaborate preparation for the
close of one of the best year's work
in the history i the school.
A-dii-uuru i i v. I
Mrs. .lohu Infold is very sick.
ML-s Jhtt'ie I'tilj left this week
for Alaiiiai te con iity where she Lust
u pt-cition.
ilits Kllie Hio.. i) and Lacy I
Thcuibuitf 1 1 1 u r i . t 1 to (.Juilfoul !
CV11. xe Krithiv ;. f : e r b
at home
frv days.
U l;n Hivw n is isitin in
r.ui;t.
K. Bn ii 1 a. n mn,etl to
.Klid wh- le i; ' i.s eli.n;e(l
Hitzli
West
in saw
mil in if.
Mi.-ses Mii, iiie Craven and Luh
Hancock, vi N-iiruvi" visited tht
Misst'S Bonn la.-t wek.
1 lie Mistake ol I sin.; an Old Ituilcr.
Montlay nioruiiig tlie boiler of the
Lee saw mill, the oklett boiler in
the count; y, txi.louttl, killing the
owners sou, Hues Heck, nnd biully
hurtitig the owners, Andrew Heck
and Hill Heck. The boiler is the
one ud by the late Hon. John W.
Thcnifls at the first settlement of
Thotiiasville. It was operated in
its younger days at tlv spring just
eabt of tbe i'rumer factory. The
plant was burned down there more
than 40 ytaia ago Tht masville
TimeSr
FRANKLIN VILLE NEWS.
Death el Oscar Weatherly Was a Popu
lar Young Man. '
Mesrs w P Marable ond Oliver York, of Cedar
l-alls. spiut Bui rtsy evening in the city.
; city.
left Monday
for Fayettevtlle.
n n i ii'i mi mi son jonu.
Oscar Weatherly, who and been in jioor health
lor three be four years, dleil at th homeot hi
uncle, Ftof I) M Weatherly, Sunday tnomlnf.
He had been a irreut soflerer from a cotnplleatl n
of diseases. He was a son of Robert A'eatherlr,
of uear Mmmeilleld, and a nephew of Prof 1 M
Weatherly, ol this pluce, with jvhqm he had
made hn home for tevyiil years." ie was -.'S
years nld. AtrBe tfhie ollUsafTHctih he heMa
refjnstUe position with rti aomlietif hatlwuy
Co and had UttiKhtscluvl ilh success in several
diflen-nplacuk in the ruintv. lie wai an Jion
rvd BiemVfljf l fie Pytliiss' snd 034 HeIko
and BrasherSnod lf TWinnen- IilitH ol a
member ol the M E Church He leaves a ftrtdier,
one brother auu two sisters and mauy friends to
mourn their l(s. The remains, accompanied by
a number of odd Fellows and ineaibers of the
Brotherhood - of Trntnraen, were taken to
Centec,CbUH(b.-UuiilontCu, where th iun trsi
servicawiweonductod by Rlv Aoo KIrlunan, of
reensboro. , - , ' . . .
1"" why ot Items.-
Mr and Ifrs 4-AAuman anil Mrs M A .Caule
pt ut Bunday with Braiwon- Ftesnell.- wlio- Is
.uitestek. . .. i. ... ,
Miss riora Parks, of Leiirsytnn, spent Sunday
ltrht trith her cousins. iiAeMissniBlak -
Mraiid Mrs Arthur Jarreti arc spcndlnit a few
ays at J C Curnellson's.
J H Bisneer has returned home from a visit to
Aberdeen, , - , , . ,
Mr aud Mrs .1 A iClng spent Saturday anil Suit
ay with Mrs (jw-en ucm Kuuoy. .
Mr audMrs I) U tlauuock : pvut uudy at X
Farks -1 ' : .......
A B Troodon spent a few davs here last mrki
WmJCing aud little daughter spent Jfonday at
D Kaiir's. , .
Johulin is spending a few days with,hl
AnioDgthoM: wtuitia,iwJMMutl)-eutwdii(iluul
nere r.. L aness.ol Heinp; Hugh Lowdor.
milk, rt.seaRrova, R n 1: Misses Battle
Howard, of Noisei Lula aud Ethel Hora r, of
mruwu anu ueyiar vox, ol Acoutle
Ktiie Presueii and Mvab Um. ol Mi. hfiuM
Novaatrider. of Pisguhjaud Beatrice Vo,.ijl
Mandy Creek
Mr Alfred Jones, who was run over kv & wim
and ha1 his Ick broken last November, is uot
et able to walk. .......
The little m of Wca Morris was -thrown from
a waiwn ami run over a few days ago. H s lei
was broken. ,. .. .
Mr Louis York has tousht the NB Curtis farm.
Miss Laura lones. of Mulancbtbon Jtan lieeii at-
leuoiag tut iiedRiiie of tier Krand father, Alfred
Jones, lor the East monihrbas returnd home
Mr Cuu-ey Allred was thrown from fill horse
ana au-iocuicu nis snouioer recently.
About the prettiest siulit we hsvu seen this
year is Mrs Alfred Jones' bed of hyacinths and
ixmstra. reu, w line una uiue i ncy seem to nuv
taken, lime by the forelock.
tool Spring News. .
Our pastor will ireuch he e Saturday niirht
ueiuvtne .im eumuy in Murcn, aim also
ttunoay at 11 a m.
A siuntng was given at W M Kouth'son Monday
aiKiiitii iw wees hi iiouor oi miss r.mei Brown.
Miss Minerva Foster, of Wurtbvllta, visited
relatives in the communitv lust week.
Mr and Mrs C H ttouth. of Ashehuro, speut last
Sunday niuht at Win Rnuth's.
Miss Ethel ilrow n, who has been te. ehingat
vvra;B;,iidis;i, recurueu so'-ner miine at Brawn
iasi weea.
"astomi wine" nkitit iiiitd.r.'
Mr. Btltnrr Can auv of vnnr renders tieln me
to Hndu copy of the little pamphlet "Naomi
Wiser' 1 wish to get a copy, I would like to
finve a perfect copy lor preservation, would like
to corn-spoil ' with any one having a copy to sell.
Does any one know anything of auv family by
tbe name of Wise, living in Randolph cr iidjo'a
Ing counties olsmt the nine of the Revolutionary
War or some lime thereafter? If so, write me.
HENRY BHKK'IS. Lexington, N. C.
Card of Thanks.
We wiih to thank the people of Asheboro
through the columns' of-The Courier for their
kii Oness durii g th t sickress and death of
ouimoiher and grai dmothtt.
Eia Mil lilt.
Froth MiLfra.
BiBJlX MlLLEJU-.
Bids (.Wanted.
Trie County O mmlssloners of Randolnh Co.
will receive bids for t e plastering of the new
eoort house. Plans and specifications may lie
In the Keglsier's rf lee Bids si Bid he suh.
milted An or beiore April 8th, 1WHI. the right
la reserved to r lot anv or all bids- -Addnva
coniiiiiinlcatlorr. lo Bosrdot Co inty Commisslou
rs, Ashebum. ft.
This Maich 9, l09.
M.p-K v.nrlh PUa.anl 11ml-
-Thousands of visitors have thronged
Washington today, but T doubt if they have
enjoyed the. day more than hare we; the
neighbors of Hannah Farlow, of Trinity,
who met at her home and gave her , a
surprise birthday dinner.
she was trait tt a thttMmfw nownr-cttc
ally an invalid, often .auflariag. greatly... In.
the early tall sne was critically ill, ner me
despaired of, but God in His maray .raised
her up. It is good to visit her eeeirigNher
endure severe pain so patiently and chef
fully and always veryapprecitiv of ahy
little kindness ddne'fc)Mer. V
Such a cliaracteriaTielpful to any neigh-1
borhood and today we met to show, in a
small way, how glad we were alie was still
pared to us.
Heavy baskets- were brought in, a long
table prepared spread with snowy datwwk
ami loaded with tempting iands. Hot
coffee was served. After dinner was over a
basket was tilled and carried to an elderly
neighbor woman who couldn't come through
the cold; and the company diviJed up into
time companies, elderly ludiea, elderly
gentlemen and young folks.
The young folks had games and the elder
ones more iuiet, conversation. At-luO we
pr pared for leaving and "a plcasntit day,
such a gi"d dinuer " was hoard from every
one. God bless Aunt Hannah.
Steeds Items.
Harrison, of Elise, Idled his
hYv. Mr.
ii HUlitin, ill at liii
piaee l.it f
and
ram us a K'-eil sermon
Miss Fi in Ainuaii
Sai'urday
intn.
i-iit
1 Sun, lav
iili Mr'-.
i;..fu
Mrs. .1. W.
l.-.li le of lier
l'.'1-f. who is
-M'iii a il iv cr
ino to r.ii-e M
I. II. Ui li.i
, vho has been at
r Mr- M iiiha I'av",
ilic
ill v HI Willi paralysis,
home l-ist week return- I
n and fitiuily s(h m
l iUI en of ' ilii!
at l-.ther.
C. I. and d iUI
a l;iy in town eok.
A-loi Craven and f.'iuilv of Moore I'oiiuiv,
have moved here
Mis-cs Annie and Myrtle Ashuty i-'iit a
part of la-t ween with Miss Annie Steed.
The school at this place ha-'lieen suspend
ed "it account of an epidemic of mumps.
There was a uiet home wedding here
lasi Wednesday, when Miss Miss Mela Free
man daughter of Mr. Ira Freeman became
the bride of Mr. Carl Mcliill of Kaelurd
After the ceremony a delicious luncheon was
served to all present after which Mr. and
Mrs McCill left on the 4:30 train for Hae
f id, their future home-
rn?qtialrd as a Cure for C'rnup.
'Besides beiuir an excellent remedy for
eolda and throat troubles, Chamberlain's
C-euph KPiui'dr is unequaled as a cure Tor
croup," vajii llarry Wil-on, of Wayuetown,
Itul. hen civen hs soon as the croupy
eoujih appears, this remedy will preTentUie
attack .It ia ued , juco sstullj, iii many
thousHtida of hooiei. Korsale bv All llnig
jrista. ' ' - "" ' :
I-Hher Itesss.
There will be a fiddlers convention at
Ether Acadi my oh Friday night of March
Lp i'Jtb. liTerybody invited to come.
Miss Alice Auuian, f Asbury, visited at
C. . llorouglis Saturday and Sanday. ' '
Miss Llixa Uiltoo 18 very sick.
ilr. Noah Freeman and. family are gping
to move to (ireenssoro.
(.ood Liniment.
Tou will hnnt a eod while before you
fma preparation that is equal to Chamber
'law's Liniment as a cure for muscular and
jheumatie pitioa, for the cure of sprains anil
soreness of ihe muscles, it is equally Tal
uable lor lame back and all deep seated
muscular pains, -o aud 5'1 cent sizes for
sale by All Druggists.
Kaudleman Notes.
V Wesley ..Bowman . ia critical y J1L at the
ko4ie of hTs son, George Jkiwraan.
has. f . bwaney and U, (J. Low attendN
thii funeral of their uncli- O. Coble (i
Slulnh. Thnrsdsv '.'l v i I
Visses MaudeSend ilamii wanev.
(ifpensbore, visited thiir.cousiea:.Jar. and
Mrs. V. H. MltcbelWofilUiih I'oirtt STBS
Welcome visitor on our atj-edta, last weak, fvv'l
Iltrsbaw Declares The I(rla3alire Has
3 I Itone Well tff .
Ta the deb.ite lastwaek, in ' pa.
lioquy let weedGovettiof Doufjhtoo
and Mr. Marup; th iBepublicari
leader of the IIouseMt; flarsbitw
said: This ia not .& xtravigaat
Ieislatare. I basnet Baid te.
Jt has done very well and-.Ihavi no
cnticiam to make' ThatsBtatemeat
was received witE Applause on"-the
lloor and in the" galleries. Sews
& Observer. ' w
If you'd l dubbed a liaiidsoine'giil,
nd win a handsome Knight, ' .-'
The secret here I do impart, V .
Take Hollister'a Kooky Mountaiu Tci; it
night, Asheboro Drug Co.'' y
Free Copy books and
Drawing TBooks.
Ve have some free cofy,fxolt8 and '
drawing hooka left for our tslomen.
If you are not one of our custom-''
. era it will pay you to became one ; at
We have the largest and best se
lected stock ef llrugs. Medicines,
S:atioiery, ledgers, Blank Books,
ttc. vo this section of the Stuto...
We are offering' some' special
prices on - -
AWJiinX A StJrPowdral iofiltv! 1
i a a
Foods. 1 l.'riW f JsSStt HiL.rilM I.
Blank Srs: at hrtgihan jps f ! lM
Come 'tr) an " I 1
Asheboro, tNp&jS -zi
ttaanseur1 Items. '
The commencement entertainment of the first
tour grades ot Kamaeuf' Graded School 'took
place Friday night. The foliowlug praffram was
wen reimereui
Drill. Teu little neero bovs.
Gun Drill. Twenty little fxy. ' "'
Sena. Bowleitfred bey, Oscar King,
girls. ...
-TOG Wrrlm at Winn?," raiiupuitiiev try 1& little
girls aud boys. .... .-
Recitation, AnroKTMaMatn.
jUotl .lrit luill.-by &liie girJji.
A beauuXuisaltUtUHletwaii presented to Miss
mnn by pupilaof the music class. The. outer
talumeut waairreatry ertloyed btib Iarjte audi
enoe, thedtri beiiigviiaf.'kcJKtoxiu iHuos
jnfhomas left lat week, on a business frp
to Wtctitta: KattvalM other western citia
Mr and Mrs Nellie Hammer and children, of
Chatham Co, visited Kev Manly Hummer Satur
dav aud Sunday.
Miss Mury Brewer mid Charlie Bray were mar
ried on the 8th inst.
Sanv Slack, of Ahcboro. spent uilay with
hi- parents here'.
Themuuy Irleuds iif Oscar Weatherly were
deeply grieved to learn of his death at Franklin
ville on the 7th inst.
w B Moore, of Marshville, recently visited his
brother, U B Moore.
Level Cross Kthlblllon.
The school at Level Cross, taught bv Mis.i
tlraee VViuiiiighain, closed last Friday
Feb L'lilh with a splendid exhibition, prohab
ly the best that has ever lieen ut Level Cross,
The music was tarnished by a string band.
A l.irge crowd iitteuiled. -liss WiuaingliHui
has taught a successful school. M-ssrs
Clarence Ad mis and Simiiel Uodgia
deserve much prai-e on their jj.iod speakiuq.
Mr- A V Cr.iv a id Miss S.iilio t.'olem.ni
visited Mis Ie-.-e Nu.ill la-t Sunday.
A ra
li n est
I i ti ii liny
silken tiii
largrirlh-iii t ''
from the ll.-irt
ad -li
tlaritv. Tl e i
- i '. . - :
M"'nacli also has lis hidden, or inside ueive. i
It was Dr. Shoop wh- tirt told us it wa j
wrong to ilru a m-:i.i i-r failing Stoma -ii. ;
Heart or Kidney-. II - prescription It
Miooii's liesioiatuo - i- directed straiiihi i.'r
-e of lli-'se ailnu'els these weak an I ,
! falteiiuj; in-.de iivv-c This, no do I :
clearly xpiains why lie' lleslorative has "i
'. late ijiowii rapi l.y in popularity. liu ,
j f;i.-i- -ay that those who tesi the Iiestoraiivc i
even for a few days soon I eceme fully ecu - ,
vinced of its wonderful merit. Anyway, don't
drntf llio org, hi. Treat inn the rau-e of ',
sickness is the only sensable and Buccessful j
way. Sol 1 by Asheboro I'riig Co. : ,
iiinsnns
FOR TORPID.' LIVEHfc -
j A torpid HwrdtJtarles)tliW,,,,
system, and produces '
SICK HEADACHE,
Dyspepsia, CoStiVebeSSt RhU
JnatiSm; SallOW OKinimaTHeS.
tIirm la no Ktrr rMnedT for these
common dlsBes than PRTUTT'S
UVBR P1LL5, aa a trUl wlfl prove.
Take No Substitute.;
s '. ! ' ' .HUH
.!,.: i .!! .A"B (SAL-! f P.- .
By vb tne of an order of the Superior Cou rt of I
Uulitlell Luc Kuulemaivetal. vs. JnoB.rmvex.
selisiine eouti nonse .nuorat
dlclock M -mi sslurdav, April iupliotfc at pitbltc
tictlon to the highest bidder, life fotlowiuMderj
sen ts.-d tracts of land, lyilg aim neisn luiaraf
dolpk Cotnty, tn Liberty township and llescrib-
ed as follows, vis
Tract No. l. Adjoining! th 1 lands o widow
Lowe, U. L. B rower aud others Beginnitig at a
stone Lows;' j corner anrVruuaing thence North
with Lowe's line 19-8-8 poles to a stone m Fousts,
line, theniw North 85 degree West fit pules to a
tone ninety feel from the center of railroad
thence 6oufn 1 8 8 poles to a stone iu Lowe's;
line ninety feet from center of railroad, thence
East with Lowe's Hue 67 poles to the begin
ni ng, containing 7 1-4 acres more-or less.- i i
' Tract NO. S. Adjoining the lands of D.' W .
Moser a ii d i).... t alefc- aad
others, Dounded as foil ws. viz: Beginning at a
atone, ft.uirner oi D.
nitig tnence rast us to
old line, thence Houth w
itth said line G t-S rods to
a shine, D. F. Staley's comer, tnjnce .o. eo ae
gre West 82 rods to a sfine ninety feet from
S enter of railroad, tnenoaiirik northerly ilirce'.iou
i.etfrora Railroad lo tliaibegiaMiiiig, coutaiu-
tfcs! 1 4 acres more or less. . , :' ,
S frwrt No. 8. Adjoinrng ih1ands of J. W.
BMrxess. on tne norm. - auu v- i- owjey
i .tnZ., tl,ii,lul Inlmnvit' Hrlimkui
stastakeon-lsstsldeof Fayettavilte Ut., tpeaoe
South i degree 668 feel to a stake, tbunce
Sdiith an rterrrMi 4tsv f l id s stake..' tlienca uoith
Itf degrees West 1H8 feet to a stake, th trace
North m degrees Weat Wi feet to the begtiuumt,
coirtalDiag iOMI feet. .-,
Tract No. 4. Adjoining the lands nf f. .
8:aley JanM Wast andiothcra, bounded as lol
lows. vli- Bettiiiiiinir at a slake on Kast aide of
Famteville Ht.. thence Suntli 4 degrees East ITS
feet io s slake, theuoe South 88 degrees 4(18 feet
to a stake, thence 1W degrees West ID feet to a
slake thence North 86 degrees West 1D8 feet to
the negluning, containing .lie l square, toei.
lrar No, ft. Adjomiiir the lauds of John
Follst. ft W. Mrmer mid OLflers. Ueiellllllha.at a
stake Hasten Lowe's corner In H. I. Rrowcrs
line, thence EasttO poles Ul a tone, theuce tjortil
re io ics to a stone, tnvucu wew u poies w a
stone I HrowcrV line, theuce with H rower
line 18 p les to th begiuulug, containing 4 acres
lore or less. , - ,
Tract Sit. 8. Adloinlriff the lands of Benrv L.
.Bniwerand others, tn or near the village of Lib-
erty, una sounded as loliows, viz: Betiimiiug-Sit
a slake at Northeast eisnerot lot mi. in ana
running tlienco Houiii NO degrees East 218 feet to
a state, tlienue Soula at iietrecs ,al to a staae
th nee North Ml deur, es West :K2 ieet ti a stake,
theuce North 4 degrees West 176 feet lo the be
ginning. - ... ' .
Tract no. 7. Adjoining trie lands ol Henry i.
Brower and otlierx. and b aiuded as follows VtS:
Bcglimiue at a stakf on the Kastslde nl Favette-
VU.1C mi ei't auu runuiug tne nee soutn 4 aegi
ljst i;r, feet to a slake, theuce South 81 degi
'tf 'eat to a slake. Iheooo . onh 4 d-greea est
75 feet to a stake, theaco North SB degrees West
X.1U feet In the hegluiiiug, coutalutng stSiao
square leel, more or less.
The above uained tracts will be oft" red separ
atelyaud theu ottered as a whole and 1 Lhey
nnng more separately than as a wuole may win
be old suuirately. but If otherwise, they will be
Terms of sale: l ash.
Till. March . 19i9,
ELIJAH MOFrMTT. Commissioner,
f
Furniture
and
Undertaking
triti the rnrViRareej'irerii larjaf-S
Sbrtmaat oi l t ' i-y"-. - MC-
I" aM OtlW i MfitUhtttgM, " -.mJT
JS-JTsi-am oaa tUtt. Jiyiwh-saiai.
;yrtct,;. e;.i you money-' nl .
(noney saved , is money maVti; ,',,.'. 'iJJr
'- 1 - -' See ns. -eini:
'
'"" ' Back Creek Items.
, The free sckoo at Leaner"! Grove, under the
efficient aamaMment of Miss KateNanos. closed
Feb ith but the poramiuee a id patrous were so
well pleased with the work accomplished during
the four months, that they employed her to te h
a month subscription. Congratulations to Miss
Sahce on hei work. ,
Miss ( ammlje Nance and her brother Clay,
int'the 4th Sunday in Feb with their sister,
Mb Kate Nance, at the home ol W B Peole.
It is rcMirted that Roler Richardson, of this
place, wilt move to Burliugton, Hetaoueof out
best citizeus and we will, regret very much to
give him up, .
Messrs Arch and Karl Bulla spent Sunday with
relatives and friends at Sophia.
Croup positively stopped i" 2J minntes,
with Dr. Snoop's Oronp Remedy One teet
alone will suril prove this truth. No
vomiting, no distress. A safe and pleasing
syrup 50c. Sold by Asheboro Drug Co. .
Prof. UUIr at Fair View.
Prof Frank S Blair, of Guilford College,
spoke to tho Fair View Sunday School
Sunday. Afterwards hs- addres-ed the
school and audience on "Peact Movement
of the World." Prof Blair is one of our
great Sunday School workers, and deserves
great credit for the good work that he is
carrying on.
THIS (; l K AT IJIvMKDV IS
I'l.Ctt.'.. UKU:i)FOK
Acute -iiid CUnnilo Diseases of
tiic Kid:;i y, I.ivt r, liiuddcr
or Vfin.iry Cr;-.;ir.s atul
Af'.ito, Cliriniic K'iU'i:i!intiMil,
I ric nci i, lo;::!ia; o or gout.
l,lil-:Vli."M ITS
BRIGHT' S DISEASE
if:i lives i.r.l expels Gravel
cr C.:.'.l Stones, it licals and
removes irrit r.toti, luflunima
tion, Ulceration or Catarrh of
the liiuddcr.
The Test That Tells.
Dothan, Ala , Jan 11100.
Dr Kilmer A- "o., Kinp; l.vutou, X V.
Gentlemen: Abo'it one year ugo two of
my clu dren suffered badly from weak kid
neys and dialn't a; their'nriue as v-ry twd
and they would have severe spells of diz
ziness, and wore all ran doivn ill health. 1
was just about discouraged. I tried several
renjedies and finally a c'lictor, but ihey did
not seem to improve. I knew of a friend
who wan taking Swamp Knot for kidney
trouble with cnod results ami I ,!;,lurl i
t)iotne for the children. I notice there
www some improvement alter they had taken
two large bottles, and continued to irive it
to-thein until they had taken a half dozen
boUlee and were well on the road to recov
ery, I think. Swamp, Koot has done more
for toy children than any other medicine 1
nave, tried ami l recommend it to one hav
ing children who suffered as mine did.
K. W. LINDEN BY,
,. City Clerk, Dotbao, Ala.
A Georgia Woman
Snarks. Ga.. Jan 11.1000.
Dr.' Kilmer X)o., Binhamton, N. Y. '
i Gentlemen: Sonae time go I sw troub
led with kidney trouble; had severe pain in
back and hips. Was treated by a Dhvsi-
eiao, but without any benefit I notioed
aoaie Mvamp Koot advertising and resolved
to give it a trial. After taking four hot
ties I was completely cured. Hare not
I suffered anv pain at all since and cn re-
1 noniniend KiiamrV Root In Ir.nn..'.nI.''n..
MRS. E. NT STEVENS.
Bag&t Mincer.
BrintsipQi.. tfStfc, JJJ8
800.
; Gentlemen :-S(Me lim4ifi$ suffered
everely with paia in toy sli8l&' aid hips,
iglyamlwy N.
My back pained ni'd ootaaadySaejel I felt
mirerable. A friend comineiiifeeh,s8wamD-
Root.', I obtained and toek ftiJ.'COiVlairH of
two bottles when 1 felt relief. " Mv hAfdt'Tlss
Sot iroablod ma since and t ekn ihoroughly
recommend Swamp-Koot to anyone suffer
ing from ki, ne troubles, as I find it afford
ed me great relief.
m iii oir very iruiy,
sr'-i?apy, E. T. DAWSON.
'!
Results Mtt Dsme.
. iaflrifiifijTafiitl 1009..
Dr. Kilmer ,A Co. Bitigbiirtton, '.. VJ
flentletni,a:Some' tiiod! ado fT wlsT
troubled '.with kWney V-'iMe.',f I Vhoaipt I
for some tiu 1 was sufTerte wju Piahetoa
I had severs pains ju my hues nd hlps.
Iriend, recoinmendeJ Swsmp-ltiyjt Rd Il ' ,
cided to give it Viol.'"!. I obiainel; - botrte
from'a'dmiggist and 'ttfr j taking' a. ewj
doses. (eli ralieved. 'Mliffrfc Jtaking several
bpttlies the pain whs entirely, gone and I
haV-'hot silfreH-M he sliij!ifest inrs. I -n'
bl b 4io enth'a-flistic in my pWse, of this
uMiivnuimniirm, qnp 1 givj Bljn fiTeV
pleasure to give my testimonial n K Off
ns merits. ''J H ff'sTk S,
Former Mayor and Memtr XiBisIature.
WeVhave sold Wr. fHOrlrpe VSwarnp-Root
and hava.lHc ,hf it iw . oS,li 5...
for kslnev tmnhU .A !.l,r;aJH
satisfaction. , 7' tK 'Tl
lT'i3v-ii
r:D jaj r?.i:biciNE you should have the best.
f ' Swafnpioot w.-nV Tecoramendeefoxerthing, but if you tave kidney, livei or bladder trouble or obliged to fro often during
tht day and gat up niny times Huriug thf niaUt, hive smtrting or irritation in pissing or heart disturbance due to kidney trouble,
wamp-KootwiM-ba found jam Ae ttmtijma need,
f$jm BexJtfiabfra1 Stat elai pWswi ycti f fpr Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Rsjot, the Great Kidney, Liver sad Bladder Remedy, don't
'A attotr aaV rtiuiafiiiAR 'Hia nlftka . ; ; - tjy ris.taal vnu inln ntivinff aemAlhino else in Its nlaA F.varv lirni. hs ntirvwArla
1 n.iu fwiuiig juu m wwfhiuswi wudiiuvB uosuasc uiurv pruu., uu, jru .ic uuiuimoi iv w e&jousegoi yuur iinai'.a.
NOB -rltvery- reader of The Courier "who
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At all
A Sworn Certificate of
Ptigah Items. (T .
A S CaHlcut was a weloomsTsjlslHr In Ms
community last Hunday. Ill J
Mr and MrsTM K earns vlslte it V CrtM-
Ibnl't lant Saturday uiKlit.
Charlie laick i lsltel his slater, Mrs G O Cox,
ln-t MUitar. T .
MrsT W AumanrWafeAa5-hlrJ'1
Kov Cox visited' his grandfather, R N Cot; I
'toMwyBranatobi.wuiaicirijy.
MOKTOAuKbALE. .- . -
By virtue of the powers of sale contained in
two oeitntu MortiAiae Ti!v4 exviu'el on the 4tb
dav of Julv. lWSbv F L ftMl ind Mzzie Hill, to
J. U. Miller, aud recoraed in Bislk M, r-iK IS
in the nfllre of the Retrkter ol I-cHLf Kaudls4.
County, the uudersigite 1 will on the luthoayol
April. lMlial lao chick M ., sell ul p-.ilili- auction
to the nlghe-t bidder for ch it he court house
door in Alieauro, N. C, tac lulluwiug ue-tiibtd
real em, to-witt A certain piece or tract of
la d lying and being In Randolph County,
htatc a, uesaid, in A In l.jro Tow n-hip, and de
fined n, follows, to-wit: Beginning at Tom
rk.il' corner and Tunning West on his line s
poles to Bibb Ingram's Hue. Thence North on
his line 8 pules to Will Harper's line. Tbence
Kast on his line in part 28 poles to the Railroad
right of way. Thence with the right of way to
the beginning, containing one acre more oi less.
Mile being made tn satisfy said Mortgage,
T n is loth dav of March, 18W.
J. U. MILLER, Mortgagee.
The Value of a Remedy Is Proven
by its Cures.
KIknood, Ala., Dec. M, 100S
Dr. Kilmer A Co, UingliHintoM, N. V.
Dear Sirs: I have derived such great
lienelit from the use of yur remedy, Swamp
Koot, that 1 believe it to be most important
for tho public to know its worth. For the
past ten years I have been the most luiser
ublo of men. Did not know what, the
trouble was but h id to urinutpvery frequent
ly both day and night; was all pulled up
frenerally. Could not sleep more than a
couple d hours at u time, was greatly dis
tressed after eating a meal mid wu aliout
worn nut 1 had tried marly everything I
could see advertised and hear of, without
helping ine In any great extern, until linullv
in October last at liipan, W is,, 1 purcliased
a on dollar bottle of waiup Koot and com
meneed taking it according to directions and
1 followed that with another bottle and ex
perienced such great relief and Is'iielit from
same that 1 purchased five dollars worth at
UiiUtsville, Ala , and continued it use und
am now taking it, but in smaller dosi s and
twice a dcy in place of four times a day and
believe that by thf time present supply is
used up 1 will lie entirely well, I am feel
ing better now than for ten years past. Ton
eat and sleep llrst-class, T. fact I am feeling
so good that I cannot resist telling you
about it. You are at liberty to publish this
testimonial Bhoidd you wish.
Very respectfu ly,
THO, STALLAKD, AT". S. A., Retired,
Boi 7. R. 11. No .2t E1kiiootvAv . ,
Aqeryman. .
New Roads. l.i Jan. 22,1003.7
Dr. Kilmer & "Vi., Binghniuton, N. V.
Dear Sirs: I write today to the public
that your Swciup (toot cured tne of. kidney
trouble. "I wui alrne'st pas! going; having
spasmodic sp lis with uiy kidneys thnt were
breaking down my constitution. Tbe best
medical aid was em loved and thy pro- .
nounccd my trouble as alkali in the kidneys.
but were- unable to do me any permanent
good. - - 1 -
I toot four bottles nl Swamp- Moot and be'
came a well man. This was six years ago
and I have bad no trace) of the trouble. -.
lours for suffering men,
REV. J. R. TAYLOR,
Pastor Baptist Church, New Itoads, La.
Mail Carrier'! Experience.' v
Bl' untvilU,T"nn. '
I have been a rural letter carrier for over
five years. Some two years ago I was taken
sTiltt Severn pains in my back.' I ' used
medicine from my family physician for sever
al months without any lienetlt. A friend.
Mr. J. D. Nelson, advised me to try your
Swamp-Root, but I had no faith iu it . I
continued to grow worse and at last decided
to try this remedy and bought of Long Bros,
a fifty-cent bottle which gave me great re
lief. I then bought two one-dollar bottles,
which I can truthfully say have completely
cured me.
Had it not been for Swamp Rcot, I would
have been compelled to quit the rural free
delivery service. ,
I advise all mail caariers who get pains
ia their back that owamp-Hoot will cure
them. '
I waa so bad that very oflen my wife would
hove to help me to arise.
M B. m.NUKlUa.SO.N,
E:trr,l I, Iter 3ur.trr, Rout.' X... 2.
A Contractor.
rinnnlcnnoilU 11. .Tn Vh t'lOO
t Ki'mer A Co., Bingliamton, N. Y.
'uentl' men: Almt four year iji l
siflered from kidney trouble and rheuma
tism in my hips. The pain cross my back
bcanie so severe that I . could hardly
airair'',en no.and ponld not walk without
tapping my l-et 1 wuii.d uriuatu fre
3i. ndy and would have to rise two or thr-e
nmes ourina the night, causing me to suffer
iom lose of sleep. And with the pain I
ws all run down and began to lose fl- shi
I nvr Swamp Root advertised and bought
n.. b.
Hfc'ier
iafni'iii
h. ttie to toy it, After taking it I tell
er and could sveep alright at night. I
limed to take tl until I bad taken four
tine hot' les. I was entirely free from any
11 'tie nacs ami negan vo, gain iu
. 'y? retwmme
I always' rersimmend Swamp-Root
" siy fiiendsas I think the cure in my case
re'".r1' ' ....-T.0"!?
ery 1r ly.
U H.HI KSON, Donaldsonville, Oa
erv mail briners many unsolicited
over the United States and foreign lands, expressing: heartfelt g;ratrtu
for what Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Koot has done for them.
. Dnot let anyone sell you some other medicine to take the place of
Swamp'Root if you do you will be disappointed insist on getting- what
you ask for no other medicine as good as Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root.
has int tried 8wamp Root, the Great Kidney, Liver and Bladder Remedy, ma
n;..i v ..J . .....,i.k.ni. i. I,. ...,i
dealers in 50c. and $1.00 sizes
Purity With Every BottleSee Inside Wrapper.
HARNESS!
HlvilOpeMdrrf fMtfclaS haf-
O -BMtlcior and repair shot) ia
JAshcboro on North Strcft, fust:
your patronage
A large stock of Harness,
liridies, Saddles, Blankets,
Robes, Whtps;t;6traf5?Efc?- '
The shop is attended by an ex- A
pert harness maker who will doi
ail repairing on short notice.
See u3 at once if you want any- ,
thing hi the. harness line.
S. E. RIGHTS.
ASHEBORO, N. CAROLINA
DR. KILMER
Dr. Kilmer's likeness is on the out-.
sme wrapper of every bottle.
Beneficial in Severe Cases.
K Icefield. Tenn.
Dr Kilmer e4 Co., Bingliamton, N. Y.
Oeiitlemun: I hardlv know how to ex
press tny appreciation for tbe good your
Swamp-Coot lias done mo. I had been
greatly troubled with my kidneys, and with
pain in the back; also with what the doctors
termed inflammation of the neck of the blad
der Sometimes my back would get in
such shape that I was almost lielplesa. I
had tried several doctors and medicines to
no good effect, and finally I noticed in some
paper where Dr. Kilmer'pronoaed to send a
sample bottle of his kidney medicine.
Swamp-Root, free by mail. I sent at onee
and received promptly a sample bottle.
Alter taking it l lound it did me good. I
the purchased two bottles from our mer
chant, Mr. W. J. E izer. After taking the
medicine I felt like a new man. and each
day rode five miles to teach school. Yo
are at lilierty to use this letter, or refer
anyone to me, as I.will always "be' glad t
H them what a wonderful remedy this
Swamp-Root ia. Mr. j'amea Ivena, of Saaa- .
dersville. Tenn.. ia takinu it with rood re
sults. . Very truly yours.
. TJ. A,' MONTGO M ERY,
'"" Member Tennessee Legislature. "
Rural Route No. 84. ' ' Edgefield, Tetin. 1
. Results It Has Proved. .
' Dothan. Ala., Jan 21, 1009.
Dr. "Kilmer A Co., Biugliamtoa, N. Y.
' Dear iSirsi Uavs been suffering more r
less from kidney trouble for the last fiva
years and was induced to try your .Swamp-
wsii, im uappy iu say, or give you leea- .
monia-, that it has cured me. I am S
traveling salesman for - Messrs Colgate at
Co.. New York, and am always traveling en
the , road. Drinking the different water
affected my kidneys
, lours respectfully, , ,
" .... .SAMCEL VTOLP, . .
A Prominent Mason
Jackson, Tena.
According to my enperir nee, I do not ooa: .
Aider there is anything to equal . Swamp
Root far kidney affection .
Twice it relieved me when t was com
pletely helpless
The last time I waa - traveling in Teias, '
when my kidneys became affected, and far
ten days I suffered excruciating pains, ac
companied with at vere chills Several ..
years previous, having been relieved of a
similar attack, I naturally sought relief as '.
before from Smamp- Root
After using four of the large size bottlea,
t was c"mp! -te'v wvArd n,l -ent on 'my
ay reji .ci'ig And p iis v amp-rloot. '
,'his was th ce yam ..o qt:o l hava lud U...
iudicatiouol a latum of I ae "n ulluliou. , .. i
TTTC; 8MITU. Jr , T.3 Masoa. -
FuljSatisfied. ' 1 r ::,
facnwjAla.. Jan. 5 1909. , H
Dr K!W A'Cfi;''.B!nghamton, N. Y. ,-VV
, Dear bliatV-'Pu'rhiftfaat JOctober I suffer- ?
d from mv Wri'V'rs. '! j I.
I cousuiteej 'iiTriyaif ian, who proscribed t
f.ir me, but kit Lrt-aiment ui i not be ue tit. mS. f
After reading Snare" SuauipR-ot literature,
I decided to give it n triiil, a ftpr taking a
few doses, I felt AiniRwfcat grieved and f-
ler two one .dollar boiilui'had been taken, I.'
had no pain and was'- cimfilAtely cured. I
have not had the lightest' jifnn iu my back
or hips sinon. From any, own experience,?
can cheHi-fuUy-ouimniie)i Swamp-Root te,
any one aufferjeg frcm kidJey trouble. : ; ,
!' ..Tours veiv trdy, i I
' -R14WN MARTIN.' f j
Mr. Martin conducts a carting and transfer"
boai.esa - ,
testimonials from people from, al
may addreca