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A beautiful reproduction of Leßoy's celebrated painting "PASTEL TANSIES." Correct in drawing, artistic in arrangement and coloring, sun able for framing and lit to adorn any parlor, Wo want the names of Sun day school superintendents ano teachers, Christian htideavorers Epworth Leaguers, King's Daughters, etc. In fact the name of anybody who would be likelv to be interested in the Witness and Sabbath Reading. And to any person sending us a list of one hundred such names we will send the above describ ed picture free. New York Weekly Witness, Interdenominational in Religion ; An Exponent of Applied Cbrsstianity ; Independent in politics Has something of interest for every member of the f»tmil\. Farm and Garden Department. Doctor's Column ; Talmage's Sermon ; Children's Department; Scientific Department; Spirit of the Press; etc., etc. ONE DOLLAR I M o -o Sabbath Reaaing. A Sixteen Page Weekly Paper. Solely Religious in Character, No News ; No Politics. Stories : Poetry ; Sunday-School Lesson ; Christian Endeavor and Ep worth League Topics ; Mothers Sabbath Afternoon with the Children; Miscellaneous Re ligious Matter. ONLY 10 m A M, o o Free sample copies of the Witness and Sabbath Reading sent on application. JOHN DOUG ALL &CO. 150 Nassau St. New York. p. S, —The subscription price of both the Witness and Sab bath Reading when taken to gether is $1.25. These papers combined afford a liberal home educator. OFPKN EXTRAORDINARY. —IT your name is not on our list and you desire to try our papers, send us 25 cents (silve' or stamps) and we will send you both the Witneas and Sabbath Readiug for three months. nSSiiTM use • RAsLK;J>jV->_ GO. May 25th, 1902. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. TRAINS CIOINU SOUTH. Leave Weldon 11:"0 a, in.,9:38 l«. m.; arriyy Kooky Mount, 1 tut a. j>. ti. Leave Tarlioro, 12:2-: a. m.. 7 2; i>m. Leave Rocky Mount, l:u.'.a.M., IU.Oi p. in., 7 m., r>:ls a:n, li:si j> ni. Leave Wilson, 1.">9 a in, U;sM'» in, 6:31 a in, 6:« l> in., 2 2ft i>m. Leave SeluiA,2:!>s a ni. 12 10 i. m. Leave Fayettevilie, J: 11 a in, i:ls i> m. Arrive Florence. 7:7,0 a in. :-;3r- in. Arrive UoULsboro S r.lin. Leave Uoldslioro, 7::' l air., X:! 5 ]> in. Leave Magnolia, 3:.'(7 a :u, l:*si>ru. Arrive Wilmington, a u».'j:o'ii> m, TRAINS OOINO NORTH. Leave Klnrn.ee, 10:0". am, K--0 J. to. Leave f.iye.tteville, 12:4' i a lU, Ish J> in. Leave Seluia, 2.1»ain.1l l>) j>. in. Arrive Wilson, ::i; u m, ls:20 l. m. Leave Wilmington,7 »! i> in. J -""ft in. Leave Magnolia,a m, 1! «r> |> in. Leave CloUlslioro, 7 am. i-:-7 am, i2:£o [. in Leave Wilson,2'3sp in, K 211 am, 13: Jill in 10::G i> in, 1:18 Ji m. Arrive Rocky Mount, 3: 30 pm, !»:00 am, 12 10 aoi, ll:i'J i' in, I:s p in. Arrive Tarlioro it 34. a. ui. Leave Tarlioro, J:.:l i> ci. Leave Rocky Mount, S:5O p in. 12:13 a in. Arrive Weldon, 1:53 p m, 1:37 a in. Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, Yadkin Davidson Main Line—Trail: leaves Wiluiigu ton, » li a. ni., arrives Fayettevilie 12 20 i> ui , leaves Fayettevilie 12 12 p.m., arrives rianford 15K p. in. Returning leave Hanford.i 05 p. in., arrive Faydtevilie 1 20 p. m., leave Fayettevilie 4:0 p. m., arrives Wil mington 7 15 p. in Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, Ben netts vi lie Branch 'i'rain leaves B n uettsvllle 819 a.m.. Maxtun aO5 a.m.. Red Springs #.3 i a. m., Hope Mills 10 5", a in., arrive Fayettevilie 1110. R;tiirniug leaves Fayettevilie 1 15 p. m., Ho|>> .ii!s MM p. in., lied Springs 54. p. ill., Maxtoli C l;i p.m.. arrives Benuettaville 7 15 p. m. Connections at Fayettevilie with train Ko. 73 at Maxtoii with tl:»i (.'arolinsPOntiiil Riil road, at Red Springs with the Red Springs anl Bowmore railroad, hi Sauford witn the Seaboard Air Line and ."outhern Railway at Gulf with the Durham and Charlotte Rail road. Train on Scotland Neck Branch road leaves Weldov 3:15 p in, Halifax 329 i> m arrives Scotland Neck at 410 p m Greenville 5:17p m. Kinston 6:45 p tn. Returning leaves Kinst 'ii 730 a in, 'lreenville * 301 in, arrivin.e Ha'ifay at 11:05 am, Weld"ii llriu'a m, daily except • undar. Trains on Washington Branch l»avo Wash ington S:UO a m, and 2:15 p in., arrive P:irio«le 8:55 am. and 4:10 p m, returning leave Far mele 1110 am. and 5:2;p :u..arrive V a.-.hi£:>rti-n I»:3'> a in. and G:l5 p m, dwijy except. StlnJay. Traill leave* Tarlioro. N. C., ! lily, except Sunday, at 4:33 p m., Sun.iay Ip. in., arrives Plymouth 835 p. iu.. G O j'.in.. Returning leaves Plyuiouih -JiiJy except Bund iy, 7 HO a, ui., and Sunday 9 !!•> a. m.; ar rives at Tarboro 1 55 a. ir,.. 11 (ii. a. in. Train on Midland N C Branch Waves Goldfi boro, N. C., daily except Sunday. 5(10 1 ui; ar rive Smithtleld N C., «10 a w. Returning leaves SmithQeld. N. C. 700 a. m. arrives Goldshoro.N.c. 8 25 a.m. Trainon Nashville Branch leaves R-.i-k Mount at 9:3') a. m., 4no piu an-ive.t Nashville 10 20 a in, 4:81 p m. Spring ilope 11 ft! ain 445 p. in. Ketarning leave •ip'-icg Jlope 11 ..." a. m.,5 15j> m, Nashville 13;:5 a. in. 545 •> f;i arrive at Rocky Mount li 10 p in., 6 20 vet daily except Sunday. Traill on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw for Clinton aaily, except Sunday, 15:iea. m and 4:15 Pm. Returning leaves Clinton ■; 45' ain and 2:50 p m. Train No. 78 make close connection at Wel don for all points North daily, ail rati vi> Aicumond. H. M. EMERSON, General Agent. J. R. KKNLY, Osueral Manager. Traffic Mauagar. Say my Spare Mcmsnis. President Roosevelt is said to carry about with him constant ly a small volume of Plutarch •;r Thucydides, ?ivs tho Cha tauijuan Magazine. Mr. Glad stone's. habits of time thrift ■\o:*c well known. Ho and lii> friend Lord Lyttelton, also a man of scholarly tastes, were married on the same day to twt. sisters, and during the many expeditions that the ymmg peo ple took together on the. year of the marriage, the wives were often amused to see how prompt ly, on any occasion of waiting the little classics would appear 1 out of the pockets of their hus bands. Some students have found the period occupied by dressing in the morning too precious to be spent in that oc cupation alone. Sir James Paget, in his youth, made ta bles of Cuvier's classification and posted them in his bed roo in . Cardinal Manning when an undergraduate at Ox ford, acquired a satisfactory • Italian vocabulary during the • time spent in shaving. Phil lips Brooks, again, combined the process of shaving and study. In such rases, evidently, the ideal subject of study is detach ed words or facts which can be r.-ad one at a time and then re volved in the mind while the collar is being buttoned or the razor stropped. One of the most ingenious devices for do ing two things at once was the expedient by which Lord Puf tVrin, when Viceroy of India, 1 iearned the Persian language. ! I lis official and other duties leTt ' him scarcely any time to sit ■ down with grammar and die , lionery. Every afternoon, how ever, ho took a "constitutional with a policeman as his escort lie arranged with the Chief of Police that his attendant should be chosen from those meml ers ■if the force who knew Porsain. I and in this way he profited by • his daily walk to such a degree that within a few months he had act] ui red a satisfactory fa cility in speaking that language. —Commonwealth. ; READY TO YIKLD. "I used De Witt's Witch Ilazel Salve for piles and found it a certain cure. 1 ' Says S. R. ' Meredith, Willow Grove, Dei. Operations unnecessary tc cure piles. They always yield to J>eWitts Witch Hazel Salve, (.'ures skin diseases, all kind of wounds. Accept no counter feits. Hood & Grantham. NQTiCE. Pursuant to requirements of Sec. S, chapter G*2, laws of 1597, notice is hereby given to holders of Harnett county bonds, bear ing date Jan. 1. 1897, issued for Court House and funding pur poses that til* Board cf Com missioners of Harnett county desire to purchase at once Five , Thousand dollars ($0,000) o! said bonds, at such price as may be agreed upon, such price not to exceed provision of Sec. 1, chapter 312, laws of 1807. Bv ordei; of Board, May oth, 1002. E. F. Young, dim. Dunn, N. C. A. C. Holloway, Cierk, Lillingtnn, N. 0. N—v ;.. X;;' V, v. ;. . ';- . rsSJ ri^. *£&>■ ' " • I • vy \ \* . ♦ u. *f. ; I Yi ■ la*,»?%;« afm zf Too mucli hoi■ .-rework wrecks wo- f? | K ru -n's nerves. And the constant i u care of ciiiMren, ilay n.nl is U ' often too trying for even a .strong; M woman. A li:t«;yiri] f.-tee telis the v ■ | R stoiy of tl:a ovirwor'-red liov.xc.vlfc kl and mother. l>franged menses, w '! H leueorrh?:t :m«! falling of the i; I L womb result from overwork, ft j g Kvery ho'tsoAvife aceils a lemedy f II H to regulate her menses and to ?' 1 R keep her sensitive female organs p' H in jiexfect condition. :l I S O ffe£- Sm I k a &P , L is doing this for thousands of ; K American women to-day. It cured 4 jb Mrs. Jones and that i.3 why she 'S a "writes this frank letter: g fa?niler>r\e, Ky., Feb. 10,1S>01. i M lam sop'ad I'oit jour V/fcioof Cardnl ' I n islielpi' f,-:.is. I :»ia /c-.Unj; IjoIUT than rj 1 hr-vc J.MC for yp.ii*. I a«> dt.itjj my fj own work ■..'ith.uit wy lic'.p, r_:id I R wcsliefllist >.'ecir waj not one bit »« P lire!. shows that the Wij.-j is £3 £ mo i:ooii. I :■ ~i "b'.ti'ij; Scltier K R ti.na I over ..as lefcro, und p T ,rj(l C; , a and cut ii Pcfnr'j J !jr i-'u> taiice m K V.'uio of t.ar ij:, I vs .vl to ii-.iva to )jy » H fioro live cr :- : x tim v every div, but Sj a now Tdo not think ci lyins dov. n tiiTov.gh S H the cl.lv. Mus. Kir HAUD Jo:-; 1.3. H fc1.03 AT lilii!CUlSXB, W Icr advliw snl literature, auiigiving ',mp- 3 ! K 1 tnin*. "I'lio A J vi..>rv I)i:nrtuicnt'', The H p; Chattanooga Medicine Co.. CiiUttEuOoga, Tenn. * M O' ZSi 0 2TJ. jr a ; Btar* the Superstition at Sea. It is a mistake, according to ;i wcil known young naval of liccr wlio bt-longs to this city, to suppose that the sailors of our present navy are free from iiperstiiion. "1 rt nst nib'-r, ho said, "only live Years ago. when 1 was in the training snip Saratoga, that the old sails i lie re v ere as full of super -ititious heliefs as any of their ancestors could have been. "When at> sea in a d' ad calm, the swaying of the masts in the motionless atmosphere some times causes a peculiar wailing sound like distant cries. This, the old seamen assured us, was the morning of the souls of sailors lost at sea. "Another one of their pet beliefs is that all sailors that die by drowning nie :.t once transformed into Cape Horn pigeons, or, as thry are also called, "Mother Carey's chick ens." Oflit-'M-s are supposed to jind their reincarnations in sea gulls and mews, while the big, Solitary albatross, following the wake of passing vessel", ar* the souls of captains who have gone down with their ship*. Thes* are the seasons why sailors never kill these birds. '•On one occasion 1 was sit ting in the forecastle on my watch below, chatting with t:ie boatswain's mate, a real old tiiner, when our conversation was interupted by a low wail of iigony, louder than that usually produced by tho wind. We listened in a deep, awed si lence. " 'Hoy,'said the boatswain's mate, 'ye ln.tr that —that's a seaman's call, wot's ben drown ed ; that's some old salt wot's lost liis life on board this ves sel —likelv lie's eoine lor some thing he's forgot. "After awhi'e I ventured out on deck. The wails were cotn intr from the roof of the fore castle. I climbed up, and three found tho captain's little son tugging away at the cat's tail, which the poor animal was re senting with, the full power of its lungs." —New York Trib une. His Last Hope Kealiz-:d [From the Sentinel, Gebo, Mont.J In the lirst opening of Okla homa to settlers in 1 (SS9, tin editor of this paper was amonjj the many seekers after fortutn who made the big race one tin' day iii April. During his rraveling about and afterwards his camping upon his claim. In encountered much bad water, which, together with the severe heat, gave him a very severe liarrh'.ea which it seemed al most impossible to check, and along in June the ca*e becaue -o bad he ex| ected to die. Oru day one of his neighbor brought him one small l>oitle oi Chamberlain's Colic, Choler, tnd Diarrlnea Remedy as a la>' hope. A big dose was givei him while lie was rolling abou on the ground in great agony, and in a few minutes the dose was repeated. The good effect of the medicine was soon notic ed and within an hour the path lit was taking his lirst sound sleep for a fortnight That one little bottle worked a complete cure, and he cannot In lp but feel greatful. The season for bowel disorders be ing at hand suggests this item. For sale by Hood & Grantham. Your ounty Paper Free. Any one sending us FIVE PAID-UP S3B sGnimmnß during the next sixty days w will sand them Till'] IiANNEh one year free of charge. Tin is an easy way to got the p;i psr. See your neighbor and get him to subscribe. Any 10 year old boy can do this and thereby get the paper. Who will be the first? THE DEMOCRATIC BANNER, DUNN, N. C. § %J rt £ M For Infanta and Children. [hs Kind Ycu Kays Always Bought j Ttttt. - ' 1 HE ft m ipm tie- WBMy Xss&SyjssL v !S wa> vsi - M-M. cil tl. d m ,. - v.-~3n„rrzA' .. vtA % ' 9 ' .-V] •//. !« VX VX. SKI IX ->~ j !';-$» * V'J •« v* •//: •//. « •//. The campaign will soon be on throughout the State, and every voter should keep himself posted. In Harnett the election will he important and interesting. You should subscribe at once to your county paper. Don't delay but send us 81.00 to-day. iff en,Gsres GJiolera-bfaotua, t. —'E5 n Diarrhoea,Dyjwtiery,and i Jal "#3 r3 tj KiiWi a V : 4 the Bow«; Troubles of tel >*' 1-: >4 ™ « Children of Any Age. S^^^s£fHlH«FOWdE^^| A^ D 4wSrstS|aS« C()sU &s} y 25 cents at Druggists, ea#. s wail 25 roots to C. %>. MOFFETT, M. D„ ST. LOUIS, fc'.O. F:.ui k LNCii."S. C. # Nov. 20.11KK).—1 M-a* first a-iviseJb7 our family pbraloian in Charleston to use TELTIIIXA "with our baby whon Lo was batii very infant, as a T-rPrentlve of colic an»l t«> warm and sweeten Ihestoruficb. laaurit was uvt'tilin teething troubles, uml iUefioctlias been fctir.d tobosovcry boncilcialaadeo free from tl'.i.t ara c>nsiqueut uih>!i t'io u .3 of drutrs and ryrups, t':at T.-? have come to regard it, after uso with thrco cl;i!«!ren, aisonoof the v.hru there is anew b.iby ia the hoc o an.l thetwthinu troubles are over, and we t:.1;3 pleasure in recommending it toonr f-ien instca»i f t!ia horrid staff lira; so r.raay people u to keep tliely bit* v quiet. HAUTWKLLiI. AVLit, Dally Times and Weekly Times-Messenger.) 'the man who wants ~ ' TO DRESS WELL & will find it an easy and inexpensive matter if he v/ill wear "International" clothes j "International" clothes O are made by the largest ! I —f- r.f- ~r J b £"i' . and most reliable tailoring f i|~rl ~~}£ concern in the world, with headquarters at New York and Chicago. Everj' j fej/l J A | garment is made strictly Vy Bsj■'/ lipA to measure and is guar- il E Vv anteed to give complete m#A W/,QM \V satisfaction. You can't ifii ' g e t better clothes made gjl t0 order anywhere. You lH can't get any so good for JJ f|f such low prices as the " vnl " International " charges. handle this line because we know we can recommend " International " garments in every respect. J. COME in and let us show you the " International" samples of over 600 up-to-date patterns > ' »a j T. C. YOUNG, & CO., Dunn, N. C. lcntln-T |j fcorso ami poor ' oo j\" § v^orst^Uindofo'com- r?~^A blnatton. | Eureka v "®m j Eamess Oil "m ! -n It only roatwt'-.oJmrness and tj« W I hor*e I#*./; better, tJit JJj* J leather noil a.id pllablo, rut .It in con- _(• *' A ■ii iij / *i , tlition ic laat-U.iwC i s long j*, .* lMLi;i!l//, is it ordinarily would. ' r-v.id every Here in c*a»—a-1 IjrV.A cis3 - liajc b * 'iMv'ri. Y STANDARD | o:l co. .tm'M \ o!ve%^ j i Your Wai Horse a xm&W \ Chance! The Roosevelt Boys. Being a president's son must bo something of a task, al though the Roosevelt boys are perhaps hardly conscious of the difficulties of the position. It is a great thing to escape from living in high places without a trace of snobbery ; but the fol lowing story of young Archie ifoosevelt shows that his father is not going to have his son spoiled it he can help it. Archie happened to bo at the house of one of his schoolmates one afternoon when a certain line l.uly of Washington wns calling there. On being told mat the lad \-.as the son of t!u president aul that he attended a public school, the vi-i or be wail puttin r (jucbti ;n.s to him ibout his studies. Archi- stood iliia well enough a'id answered ■straightforwardly. But j-iesent lv the la.ly ventured upon lest safe ground. "Do you like a public school?" said sho. "Don't you find that ■ uany of the boys there are *o;igh and common V' Then Areliio showed his tr.-ining and unconsciously ad ministered lo the jui-tocrat something of a relmko-. "My papa says,'' he remarked, em phatically, "that there are tali hoys and short be.ys and good hoys and bad boys and these ire the only kinds of b>ys there ire. ; ' —Woman's Ilome Com panion. I'.lil.j '£>lil»:eS in {:idii!, Sacred cows often defile In dian temples, bur worse yet is ■x body that's polluted by con stipation. Don't permit it. Cleanse your system with Dr. King's New Life Pills ana avoid untold misery. Thoy give lively livers, active bowels, mo I digestion, line appetite. July 25c at C. L. Wilson's drug ••tore. An old darky who lives in the thickets across the riwr c une to Memphis one day to get his pension check cashed. After receiving his mone)*, which amounted to $ll, the old ex slave sauntered down Front street to a produce house and bought three crates of cabbages When they were delivered at the wharf late that afternoon the old man was there and re ceived them with a mouth watering in anticipation of the good time ahead. "Wliut yer gwine ter do wid dem cabbages?" inquired the negro drayman who delivered them. "Eat 'em," was the quick re sponse. "I ze been fne for'v years, and ilis is de fust time I'ze had de money to buy 'null' .vtbbage. I V.e gwine ter ea! cabbage till I furgit de way ter my mouf."—Ex. k mw fist Tmm Between St. Louis end Kansas City and OKLAHOMA CBTY, WICHITA, DEMiSOIM 9 SHERMAN, DALLAS, FORT WORTH And principal points in Texas and the South west. This train is now throughout and is made up of tho Cisesi, equipment, provided with electric lights and all other modern traveling conveniences. It runs via our LOW completed Rssi Riv»r illvss3©n a Every appiianca known to modo-n car building and railroading has i.eeu -:..r>!oycd ia the make-up of this service, including Cafe Observation €ars s on4er the management of Freci. Errv—. Full information aa to rates and !:Ii a trip via this now routi? wiil l>j cheerfully furniaheci, upon application, i.y any repre sentative of the p—- If® n r IJI Iw® B lllfift ("j-i For Infants and Children. wl I I —IIII 111 ■ I I■■l IT I - 111 imavi ■■—Tf— !■ 'EffSilii» Kind You Hava K l Always Bought AV'.gctabie I're paialion for As - ;?| g simiiating ttteFeoJ andKegula- w « n / . ling thcSlOisUiclß t:i\dßcwc:s.ol g jjeaiS tilB / I :g # iVr fv|? gjgnatore / Mf j Promotes Diet>stion,Cli«?erful- f /f %/ Ressandßt.su o:\!r**ns nclltisr M _r >, g $ •Oinum,Mor?bw; v r'Mineral. •% UX &»\ lU I IC. -|S ~r , v _• o fOU£r V' v - /•» iTCJSn '2 \ B S » !Mx.Sauut * J iijffi Hffa R Rothxl'e SaUt - I %' a t2 M AiiLvSnd * \ i® A B 8* ttijxni'int - / S?£; | A ft /S 2» G3 S 111 fai'.'ia!tSe- r. j a A WIS IMtn&tJ - | |j| m Aperfeclßemeoy I'orConsUpa- §S | ! Hon,Sour S..»r-ach,Diarrhoea I hAjt . |j Worms,(Convulsions.Feverish- jig! % Eg Pa tp Be $r q m fiji ness and Loss of Sleep, || \ tt BUS Hv Ui Fi FacSunile Signature of § jfCS. 1 Insrty fears | EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. ' E : j| Nip ||j| || |1 |^l * THE CCHTAUR COMMNV. NEW YORK CITY. ABE T >a> £3HI SHY 1 w mMm ALL CASES OF DEAFNESS OR KASD HEAI2IRJS AKS KOW CURASLJE by our new invention. Onlv those bom deaf are incurable. HEAD BOSSES OEASE IMMEDIATELY. F. A. WERtfiAH, CF BALTIMORE, GAYS: BALTIMORE, Md., March ;.o, icox. Gentlemen : Beins* entirely cured of deafness, tlianks to your treatment, I will now £'.ve you a fui! historv of my case, to be used at your discretion. .. ~ . About five veav.; ago my right car began to ting, and this kept on getting worse, until I last m v hearing in tliis ear entirely. ~ , „ " I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without any success, consulted a num ber of phvsioians. anions; ether . the mo;t eminent car specialist of Uus city. wiio tou. me .... i only an operation could help me. at.;! even that only temporarily, that the head noises wou.a then cease, but the hearing in iho affected car would be lost forever. , . I then s:-.- voir advertisement accidentally m/iNew York paper, and orucred your't.cat sent A"-'Shad used it onlv a few davs according to your directions, the noises censed. ..nit I to-da v after five weeks, my hedriu-r in the diseased ear has been entirely restored. I thank you Heart ily and beg to remain Very truly g mltiinorc , M d. On' treatment does not interfere with yvur usual occupation. "SSftfer" YQU CAS) OUBE YGOaSELF AT HOME iIirESHATISiiAL AtiftfL GiiMIO, ES6 LA SALLE AVE, SlilGA Sli, ILL .4 Wonderful Invention. They cure dandruff, hair fa.ll i nr, headache etc., yet costs the .nine as an ordinal*} comb —Dr White's Electric Comb. The only patented Comb in t:i« world. People, every whet e ii iias been introduced, are wild with delight. You simph •0111b your liair each day unci :hc comb docs the rest. This wonderful comb is simply 1111 breakalde and is made so that ii is absolutely impossible to break or cut the hair. Sold o: a written guarantee to give per fect satisfaction in every respect Send stamp;* for one. Ladies size 50c. Gents' size 3.>■ Live men and women wanter everywhere to introduce thi:- article. Sells on sight. Agent* are wild with success. (Set want column of this paper.) Address 0. N. T *o -= K, Goner: 1 Mgr.. Decatur, 111. m\ ] yfii m. 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Itnni THE McCALL CO., I 113-115-117 West 3!st SU «W YORK. —l—iC 3—PWWWI Funny-isn't it? How some men wilt go to high priced tailors for their clothes when they can get just as good and better from The Internationa! Tailoring Co. jf New York and Chicago for a great deal less money. " International " Clothes are made by the best tailors in (he land and they are guaranteed to fit perfectly. Once tried you'll always wear them. The complete lice of " International" Samples I comprising over six hundred of the { nobbiest patterns can be seen at T. 0. YOUNG & CO , • Dunn, N. C. kEXSCANROOTPBIS To cure SICK HE AO ACHE, HABITUAL COfi STI PAT lON, and all diseases arising from In digestion. They wii! purify your | | biood and make yourconri^Jexion fas FAiH A3 A LILY. THey are | gelatin coated. irRiCH 2S CENTS. I CASTORIA. Jeiirs tLe /> The Kind Yuii Have Always (fa;" , S.g 'atnra
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