RECIPE MIXED OFFER.
Druggist Hear Much Praise for TbU
Simple Hoae-Made Mixture.
Some remarkable ton eg are be
ing told about town and among the
country people coming in of this
simple home-made mixture curing
Rheumatism and Kidney trouble.
Here is the recipe and directions
for taking: Mix by shaking well
in a bottle one-half ounce Fluid
Extract Dandelion, one ounce Com
pound Kargon, three ounces Com
pound Syrup Sarsaparilla. Take
as a dose one teaspoouf ul after meals
and at bedtime.
No change need be made in your
usual diet, but drink plenty of good
water.
This mixture, writes one author
ity in a leading Philadelphia news
paper, has a peculiar tonic effect
upon the kidneys; cleansing the
clogged-up pores of the eliminative
tissue, forcing the kidneys to swift
and strain from the blood the nric
acid and other poisonous waste mat
ter, overcoming Rheumatism, Blad
der and Urinary troubles in a short
while.
A New York druggist who has
had hundreds of calls for these in
gredients since the first announce
ment in the newspapers last Octo
ber stated that the people who once
try it "swear by it," especially those
who have Uriuiry and Kidney trou
ble and suffer with Rhecmatism.
The druggists in this neighbor
hood eay they can supply the in
gredients, whuh are easily mixed
at home. There is said to be uo
better blood-cleansing agent or sys
tem tonic known, and ceruinly none
moro hainiless or simple to list.
Public Necessity Which Will Benefit All
The High Point Enterprise Sajs:
"The people aiound Archdale and
Trinity will probably take souif
steps towards improving the pub
lic road between the two places.
This is almost a public necessity and
will not only benefit the people in
' that community, brr will be a great
help to High I'oint and the territory
fcouth of Trinity. A few hundred
dollars would put this roud in that
class condition and with the right
man to head the movement we be
lieve that the money can be raised
very easily.
"The work should be done thi?
summer by all means, if not, by
next winter the people from Trinity
and below there in coming to High
Point will either have to take the
train or a flying machine."
It is a recognized fact that
Greensboro and High Point secuie
a liberal portion of trade of Ran
dolph coui.t.'. It has been secured
through the progressive spirit of its
citizens.
For several jears Guilford county
has be;jn doing permanent road work,
and has built .macadam roads from
these points direct to the Randolph
line. All this time they have been
advertising and cultivating the trade
in this section.
Toe ay the business men of Guil
ford are urgiug oun people to build
roads to connect with t lie in that
they may light all the harder the
merchants and business men of Rau-
dolph. I
When will our busiuess men and
citimis awake to the great risk they
take in allowing the matter of load
improvement to remain on the shelf.
Newspapers ol'Thr State.
M. L. Shipman. of the Depart
ment of Labor, says that there aie
now in the State 10 morning dailies,
with a total circulation of 50,152,
and 20 afternoon dailies with 40.08C
i There are 78 weekly papers, total
'? circulation318,439; 25 semi-weeklies
I with 54,220; 38 monthlies, with
104,713, and 15 semi-monthlies,
with 208,840. The total number
' of papers is 295, and the total cir
culation is 691,750. Of these pa-
iers 133 are Democratic. 17 liepub
ican, 38 independent, 13 education
al, 11 literary, 7 tiade, 7 agricultnr
al, 15 news, three fraternal, 12
Baptist, 6 Methodist, 2 Piesbyterian'
3 Holiness.
Scholarships Offered.
Send 100 subscriptions to the
Courier at $1.00 each and get a $45
scholarship in a first class Bum
ness College.
Address The Courier Asheboto.
J N. C, C. Box 154.
30 Days' Trial $1.00 is the offer on Pi ne
ttles. Relieves Backache, Weak liack.
lame Buck, Rheumatic pains. Best. n
sale for Kidneys, Bladder, and lilnm!.
Good for young and old, Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded. Sold by Ashe- ,
boro Drug Co., and W. A. Underwood,
Randleman.
Ask The Courier for prices ou
Job Printing.
CAPUDINE
m. m mrmm It acts lnunrdlitolT
II W J Too f-l (!wu in IS
ntnutes. You don't
HPIAITW " know ltd ocxl. Itcnrxs
Alfltilll HttDAI'Hci ALSO bf
removing tb mum. 10 ssat.
HUNTING STORY.
frankllnvllle Huutera' Camping Trip
The Fare.
Clyde Ellison and Fletcher Allred, two ot
Our noted hunters and trappers, returned a
few days ago from an extended expedition to
Montgomery and Stanly counties.
Co January 20th they loaded up their
wagon with traps, tents and other supplie
and started for the above counties. They
no doubt dreamed of coons, minks and
rauxkrats that would walk headlong into
their traps and of squirrel stew, roast goose
and fat gobbler waiting to be captured.
When they arrived at the happy hunting
groand after a two day's journey, they pitch
ed their tent on the bauk of I'eedee river,
near Mill Ml., and after supper eat around
the camp fire and talked of their former hunt
ing and trapping expeditions, and after a
flood night's reel they were up er!y next
morning and plunged into the forest, set up
a lino of traps and with tht'ir guns set out
for a hu at as their rations had now been
swallowed up and meal time was fast ap
proaching. For several days they hunted
and trapped and one lame muskral, one sap
sucker one fish hawk were their only meat
It is said that eggs near the happy hunting
git und have advanced five crntsinthe dozen
and chickens are roosting in the highest
limbs. Th.- boys are expected to make
another hunting trip a' out January 1U9!).
L. F. F.
Raudleman Items.
Mrs Sallie Drniiiin and family left Thurs
day far Albeiuarlo
We are glad to see Charlie Beusley on
our streets agHin.
harlie Hanner, of Spray, is here. .
J .-V lv.'y. of Greensboro, is in the city'
T ie milN here are running on full time.
J R MciJ-illum, who h;i boon ill for some
time, dicil riiilay night, March L'S. The
body was interred in the Xh Lebanon ceme
tery at :':."i0 o'clock. Uev C M Campbell
preached t!.o funeral. The subject wus
"The last evening." Mr McCnllum was
Weaving room overseer for several years ut
the new mi I at this place.
Duf McCollum, of Charlotte; James
McColluni, of Spray; end Thomas McCollum,
of t J reensboro; the brothers of the deceased,
attended the funeral.
Mr and Mis Walter ISruwn, of James
town, are in town visiting their sister, Mrs
J It Mc' 'olliiin.
A company here has purchased the li.ie
thirty-six hundred dollar Uiuse that has lieeu
here fur wile for some time. This reminds
nil) of the Creamery more than anything else,
but bnstness men know.
Clarlic Ellington and family moved to
Burlington Thursday.
If 15 Ellington, who litis accepted a posi
tion with the cotton mill, at Burlington as
overseer, came in Saturday night ami s;i
he is delighted with his new home. Elling
ton was general overseer of carding and
spinning nt the Hatidleman mill for a long
time,
1'resident (toiiipers of the Federa
tion of Labor declares that wages
must not be reduced, but he must
remember thtit Labor is not protect
ed by the Republican tariff like the
Steel Trust, and therefore Labor is
subject to the law of supply and
demand regulating the price.
What is the good of trying to
boost the present LuauJ of Republi
can prosperity when the Chaplain
of the House of Representatives
prays for the unemployed?
Pleasant to take
The new laxative. Does
not gripe or nauseate.
Cures stomach and liver
troubles and chronic con
stipation by restoring the
natural action of the stom
ach, liver and bowels.
Refuse substitutes. Price BOo.
First Class
Farm Implements
at reasonable prices.
You save Labor, Time
and Money when you
buy Implement that
wear well and work well.
The kind that we sell.
We issue one of the best and most
complete of Farm Implemeut Cat
alogues. It gives prices, descrip
tions and much interesting infor
mation. Mailed free upon request.
Write for it.
The Implement Co.,
1302 East Main St.,
RICHMOND, - VIRGINIA.
We are headquarters for
V. Crimp and other Roofing, Wire
Fencing. Barb Wire, Poultry
Netting, eto.
Write for prices on any supplies or
Farm Implements you require.
rv n r rs
Laxative Fruit Syrup
ARE YOU IN
BUSINESS ?
Do you want People to
know you are in business?
Do you want
more business?
Here is
the way
THE
COURIER
"Did you know that this
paper was read by nearly
10,000
People?
Job
Printing
Answer the first question
yes, and it naturally fol
lows that t he other two
should have the same ans
wer. If you are in busi
ness, you want the people
to know it and you want
more business.
Tell the people about your
bustnes through
And read every week in
the year? It is a fact, and
in no other way can you
get what you have to say
read by so many people
than to get an advertise
ment put in THE COURIER.
The Courier Job Depart
ment wants your orders
for
This department is in the
hands of skilled workmen
who have the best of ma
terials wherewith to do
artistic and up-to-date job
work.
We keep on hand a stock
of paper for this depart
ment which for variety
and quality is not excelled
in Piecmont Carolina.
SEWING MACHINE BARGAIN
real ones, at SiDger stores. Buy
nere ana ileal witn tne manufactur
ers. The SiDger Company is per
manent and responsible; its repre
sentatives are always at hand to care
ior oinger, ana Wheeler & Wilson
macnines. .Look for the Red S
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
UUA JEWELRY STORE.
The biz tunnel underneath the
nuuson river, connenrino-
York and New Jersey, normally
openea ror tramc with an excursion
by notables over the route and
speech making.
Master Dewey Ssurratt, son of A .
W. Surratt had the misfortun to
get his leg badly cut last week while
chopping wood.
NOTICE!
W. W. JONES.
On and after February 1st I
ball do only a cash and barter
business in he mercantile line.
Thanking of my old customers
for past patronage I hope for a
continuance of the same. Will
save you money by low cash
pnees.
I have on my hooks several
hundred dollars in open accounts
and will armreciate a nnrtinl nr
full payment at your earliest
convenience.
W. W. JONES.
W. H. W ATKINS,
President,
I!. I. SMITH,
Cashier.
THE BANK OF RAMSEUR,
RAMSEUR, N. C,
C&pit&l Stock $12,000
Total Resources $79,000
DIRECTOUS:
HnKh Parks. Jr. Friwklinville-, J. M.
Caviling, CelerMe; O. ii, Cox, Cehir Kails;
K. 1'. Vli:irton, (irceiislioii.; W. II. 'M.
kins, RaniM'iii" K. ('. Walkins, Runiseur;
11. U. Curler. Ifains.Mir, Bctlmel Cox, liam
Mier, 1,'i.u (. ; 1. K. Craven, Uainseur.
We waul tin- accounts of every corpora- j I
offer every courtesy and Hccniniuorliitinii con- !
' iimn mum in mis seemm. audi
sistenl with sufe Imnliinr. We have a con- i
scrvative management, strong IkiiipI of li- j
rectors, Imiiilcit otlnvrs and Imrirhirr insu
sance, thus securing our customer with
every Mwille safeguard. W e issue certli
cates ol f) )o,it lieaiiii!; I .-r cent, interest
u time drjiosiis.
mm
tame MaawracTuain. rncumce ;
CNMLC Ut T.SIKVI YJ WITHTHR
CLASS Of AmXjrRTWJ V.U KQUIRl
ths at thit run an lists ami
WRITE i TODAY
IrUUOf INFOffMTMN YOU
OE5IRC
O K :X. eroi.l, nt. W .1 A KM Kl H. Vre
A .! AKMFIKI ti. ,lr Cashier.
!The 3ank of Bandolph,
Capital and Surplus, 50,000 Ot
Total Assets, ever $;!O0,000.00
With ample asset. cxerl3nce au l protection
we Holicit the business of the liatikiue putilic and
feel Bute in saymit we are preparer! anil willinp
to extei.l Ui our customer every facility and HO
joruutKlutiou consistent with sufe I'Uiikmi;.
DIRECTORS!
HngS Parks, Sr . W J Armtlelfl.W p Wool, P B
Morris, : C McA lister. K M AnnnVM, ORCoi,
W F KeddlUR, BellJ Moftitt. Thus. I KedilillK, A W
K Capcl, A M Kaukiu, Thus H KeddhiK, lir F
Uburv. V. 1 Cox.
WANTED!
Would like to hear at
once from owner having
j'ood medium size farm or
small business for sale in
anv good prosperous lo
cality. Please give price
and description and rea
son for selling. State
w hen possession can be
had. No agents need re
ply. Address
Lock Drawer 984,
Rochester, New York.
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PRINTING!
THAT'S OUR FORTE.
Good Presses
and
Newest Type
to do
Good Printing
on
Good Material
and
Quick Delivery
That's
Our Maxim
Courier Job Office.
1 II
Men's and Boys'
Clothing.
A suit that will suit
any age and form
can be found in our
complete line,
A well selected line
of stouts, slims, sin
gle and double breast
ed suits, any color
you want. A large
range of blacks from
$10.00
TO
$25.00
It's easy buying a
suit here." Come and
look at our line.
W.J.MILLER
Asheboro, N. C.
r"?f" The Cough Syrup that
Sr yids the Bystem ef a cold
by acting as a cathartic on the
bowels is g,
LAXATIVE
Bees is the oripinal laxative couph tyrup,
contains no opiates, per.tlv moves the
bowels, carrying the cold off through the
natural channels. Guaranteed to give
Witifartion or money reluadcd.
S. BRYANT, N". N. N !-V LIN
I'rcsiilent. f'k-c-lres,
J. H. COI.F..BCIiier.
The
BANK of RANDLEMAN
Randleman, N. C.
CAPITAL, $12,000.
SI R 11. 1 S, $6,008.
Six Years Successful Banking.
Inteie-t A. c.
counts N lici
!:! Oi'inui'Tciitl Ac
i.ii I'iivoraliie Terms.
Very trulv,
.). 11. COM-., Cashier
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
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1- Designs
w w f f f ' Copyrights Ac
AnTrtneBPTirtlng attkAtrb iind rtmrHntfnn may
qulrkly aitoeriRiii our opinion frtw whether an
Inventlnn is prohnhir fMitefahln. Communtr
tMmofitrictlTronDdiMitiid. HANnnnHK on Piiwni
enr iree. uiawt nvenry ior ouniiit patent
mectal notic. wit hoot enure a. in tb
A. Co. reoelva
Scientific Hmerican
A bnndtometr fllnrtrated weekly. T-arowt eir
onlatlon of mnr KMeuAiflo lournai. Term a, 3
rear: 1 our month, (u 0otd by all newademlwa.
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