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FRI» E^^FREE' A beautiful reproduction of Leßoy's celebrated painting | "PASTEL PANSIES." Correct in drawing, artistic in arrangement and coloring, suit able for framing and fit to adorn any parlor, We want the names of bun dav school superintendents and teachers, Christian Endeavorers Epworth Leaguers, King s Daughters, etc. In fact the name of anybody who would be likely 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 Interdenominational in Religion; An Exponent of Applied Christianity; Independent in politics Has something of interest for every member of the family. Farm and Garden Department. Doctor's Column ; Talmage's Sermon; Children's Department; Scientific Department; Spirit of the Press ; etc., etc. IE DOLUR \ HMD. 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. OKU IBSI m Free sample copies of the Witness and Sabbath Reading sent on application. JOHN DOUGALL & CO. 150 Nassau St. New York. Ps, 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. OFFER EXTRAORDINARY. —If your name is not on our list and you desire to try our papers, send us 25 cents (silve' oi stamps) and we will send you both the Witneas and Sabbath Reading for three months. MIMIC IM UM RAILROAD CO. May 25th, 1902. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. TRAINS GOING SODTH. :Leave Weldon 11:30 a.m.,9:38 p. m.; arrive Rocky Mount, 1 «>a. in.,10:32 p. m. Leave Tarboro, 12:22 a. m.,' 7 22 pin. Leave HocVy Mount, 1:05 a. M., 10:02 p. m., 62 p. in., 5:45 am, 12:52p m. Leave Wilson, 1.59 a m, 11:20 pm, 8:31 am, 28 }> in., 220 pm. Leave Selma,2:s£ a m. 12 lO.p. m. Leave Fayettevilie, 4:11 a m, 1:12 p m. Arrive Florence, 1:50 a in, 3:35 p m. Arrive OoldsUiro S 20 p. in. Leave Golds boro, 7:31 a m, 3:15 p m. Leave Magnolia, 8:31 a in, 4:25 p m. Arrive Wilmington, 10:10 a in. B:0O » m, TRAINS QOING NORTH. Leave Florence, 10:0". am, 8:20 p m. Leave fayettevilie, 12:10 a in, 1-28 p m. Leave Selina, 2.10 am. 1110 p. m. Arrive Wilson, 2:57 a m, lg&U p m. Leave Wilmington,7:oo p in.tt ;ioa m, Leave Magnolia, 8:30 a m, 11:00 p in. Leave Goldsboro, 735 am.H:37 am, 12:20 pm Leave Wilson,2-35 pm, 820 am, 12: 20a m 10:35 p in, 1:18 p m. Arrive Rocky Mount, 3: 30 pm, »:00 am, 12 10 am, 11:23 p in, 1:53 p m. Arrive Tarboro!> 31. a. m. Leave Tarboro, 2:31 p m. Leave Rocky Mount, 3:50 p m. 12:13 a m. Arrive Weldon, 4:53 p m, 1:37 a m. Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, Yadkin Davidson Main Line—Train leaves Wlluiigu ton, 8 10 a. m., arrives Fayettevilie 12 20 p in., leaves Fayettevilie 12 42 p.m., arrives Sanford 158 p.m. Returning leave San(ord3 05 p. m., arrive Fayettevilie 420 p. m., leav« Fayettevilie 4SO p. ni., arrives Wil mington 715 p. m Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, Ben netuville Brauch Train leaves B*n uettsvllle 8 10 a.m., Maxton 905 a.m.. Red Springs 9.3» a. m., Hope Mills 10 55 a m„ arrive Fayettevilie 1110. Returning leaves Fayettevilie 445 p. m., Hope .«ills 500 p. in.. Red Springs 54( p.m., Maxtou 010 p.m.. arrives Beuuettsville 7 15 p. in. Connections at Fayettevilie with train No. 18 at Maxton with the Carolina Central Rail road, at Red Springs with the Red Springs and Bowinore railroad, at Sanford with the Air Line and Southern Railway at Gulf with the Durham and Charlotte Rail road. Train on Scotland Neck Branch road leaves Weldoa 3:15 p m, Halifax 3:29 p m arrives HeoTWiid Neck at 410 p m Greenville 6:47 pm, Kinaton 8:45 p in. Returning leaves Kinaton 1 30 a m, Greenville 8 30 a in, arriving Halifax at 11:00 am,Weldon 11:20 a m, daily except Sunday. Trains on Washington Branch leave Wash. Ington 8:00 am, and 2:15 pin., arrive Farinele 8:55 am, aud 4:10 p m, reluming leaveFar mele 1110 am. and s:22pm.,arrive Washington 12:30 a m, and 6:15 p m, daily except Sunday. Train leaves Tarboro. N. C.. daily, except Sunday, at 4:35 p m., Sunday 4.35 p. m., arrives Plymouth 6 35p. m., 630 p.m.. Returning leaves Plymouth daily except Sunday, 7 30 a. m., and Sunday 900 a. m.; ar rives at Tarboro 955 a. m., 1100 a. m. Train on Midland N C Branch leaves Golds boro, N. C., dally except Sunday, 500 a in; ar rive Smithfleld N C., (10 am. Returning leaves Smithfleld. N. C. 700 a. m. arrives Goldsboro.N.c. 8 25 a.m. Tralnon Nashville Branch leaves Rocky Mount at 9:30 a. m.,400 pm arrives Nashville 10 20 a m, 4:83 p hj. Spring Hope 11 (X) a m 4 45 p. m. Returning leave Spring Hope 11:20 a.m., 5 15pm, Nashville 11:45 a. m, 5 45 p m arrive at Rocky Mount I2lo]>m., 6 20pin' daily except Sunday. Train on Clinton Branrh leaves Warsaw for ' Clinton at 11:40 a. m. aud 4:lspm. Returning leaves Clinton 645 am and 2:50 p m. Train No. 13 make close connection at Wel don for all points North daily, all rail vi» Richmond. H. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent. j KiS\LY T. M. EMKRSOM, General Manager. Traffic Manager, IJ| Soft n MHarness IL T°acan make yoor har vßr.Wß?? neMd 113 8 as a Slave BSfwvSj Vlh and as tough as wire by |K sctS w:, ® using EUREKA Hnr ltlMX\ R liens Oil. You can 6j> /Sm&\ lengthen Us life—make it ,« jjBKBS 1 luat twice as long as it j>' (PjSriS} EUREKAF Harness SH |S Make* a poor looking ljßg pure, iicuvy boilicd oil, 08- peci:d«y prcpart-d to wlUx aland ibe wufttber. \ySO Bold everywhere \vß\ In cuud—all elzes. . ada by STANDARD OIL CO. The Indian Telephone. A writer in Chicago daily tells us of a variety of long dis tance telephony which the In dian employed while on the warpath . Titere was a way of sending up the smoke in rings and puffs, and tho Indian knew that such a column would at once be no ticed and understood to be a signal, and not the smoke from some ordinary camp fire. The rings were made by cov ering the fire with a blanket for a moment, then suddenly re moving the blanket and allow ing the smoke to ascend when the fire was iiif.tantly covered up again. The column of as cending smoke rings said to every Indian within a circle of perhaps twenty or thirty miles, "Look out, there's an enemy near." Three smokes built close to gether means dauger. One smoke simply said "attention !" Two meant "Camp at this place." To one who lias traveled upon the plains the usefulness of this long-distance telephone becomes at once apparent. Sometimes at night the traveler saw firev i • lines crossing the sky. shooting up and falling, perhaps, taking a direction diagonal to the line of vision. If he was an old-timer he might interpret the signals, and know that one fire—arrow —an an arrow prepared by treating the head of the shaft with gun powder and fine bark, meant the same as the column of smoke pull's, namely, "An enemy is near." Two fire arrows meant "Danger." Three arrows said, "The danger is great." Several arrows said the enemy are too many for us,'" —Selected. WANTED. We would like to ask,through the columns of your paper if there is any person who has used Green's August Flower for the cure of indigestion, dyspep sia and liver troubles that has not been cured—and we also mean their results, such as sour stomach, fermentation of food, habitual costiveness, nervous dvspepsia. headaches, despond ent feelings, sleeplessness—in fact, any trouble connected with the stomach or liver? This medicine has been sold for many years in all civilized countries, and we wish to correspond with you and send you one of our books free of cost. If you never tried August Flower, try one bottle first We have never known of its failing. If so, something more serious is the matter with you. Ask your oldest druggest. G. G. GREEN, Woodbury, N. J. "Why," exclaimed her broth er scornfully, "I don't believe that beaux of yours could lift 150 pounds." "He doesn't have to," she answered triumphantly, "I only weigh 115."—Chicago Post. A new remedy for billiour ness is now on sale at Ilood & Grantham's drug store. It is called Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Tt gives quick relief and will prevent the attack if given as soon as as the first indication of the dis ease appears. Price 25c per box. Samples free. Hood & Grantham. LUCK IN THIRTEEN. By sending 13 miles, Win, Spirey,of Walton Furnace, Vt., got a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, that wholly cured a hor rible fever sore on his leg. Nothing else could. Positively cures bruises, felons, ulcers, eruptions, boils, burns, corns and piles. Only 25c. Guaran teed by C. L. Wilson, druggist. CASTOR IA For Infants aud Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought of Entire New Registration m Under tli*' election law there will be an e ire new registration of voters ii the State this year, and we hei by call the attention of the voters of the county to this fact. Every man who expects to vole at the coming election in November must re-register or he cannot vote. All white men over the age of 21 years unless disqualified by law, will be allowed to register j aud vote. Negroes and foreign ers will have to be able to read and write in the English lan guage any section of the Con stitution. Any citizen who has ■ lived in the State two years, the county six months and the township four months can reg ister if not otherwise disquali fied. All persons who vote at the coming election will be re quired to present their poll tax receipts for 1901, or show that the taxes have been paid for the year 1901 and that it was paid before May, 1902. This does not apply, however, to persons over 50 years of age 1 and young men who have come of age since the date of listing the taxes of 1901. When registered this time, your name is put on a perma nent roll aud will remein there as long as you live. I>e sure to register, see your neighbor and get him to register. No one will be permitted to vote I unless registered. The regis trations heretofore will not do. This registration is under the Constitutional amendment passed, ratified in August,l9oo. The registration books will be open in each voting precinct of the county on October 2nd at 9 a. m. and close on October 25th at sunset. The}' will remain open from 9 o'clock until sunset each day for twenty days. The registrars will have to be at the polling places in their respccitive precincts on each Saturday. No person can register, except during this period of twenty days unless he becomes twenty-one years of age after the books are closed. W. A. STEWART, Chin. Dem. Ex. Com. NATURAL ANXIETY. Mothers regard approaching winter with uneasiness,children take cohl so easily. No diseases costs more little lives than! croup. It's attack is so sudden, that the sufferer is often beyond human aid before the doctor ar rives. Such cases yield readily to One Minute Cough Cure. Liquifies the mucus, allays in . ilaniation, removes danger. Absolute'}' safe. Acts immedi ately. Cures coughs, colds,: grip, bronchitis, all throat and lung trouble. F. S. McMahon, | Ilampto, Ga. : "A bad cohl i rendered me voiceless just be-: fore an oratorical contest. I in-j tended to withdraw but took' One Minute Cough Cure. It restored my voice in time to win the medal. Hood & Gran tham. Half the people in the world are too optomistic and the other , half are not pessimistic enough. - ■— THE WORST FORM. Multitudes are singing the; praises of Kodol, the new I)is-j covery which is making so ! many sick people well and weak ; people strong by digesting what they eat,by cleanaing and sweet ening the stomach,and by trans forming their food in pure,rich, . red blood that makes you feel , good all over. Mrs. Cranfill, of Troy, I. T., writes: "For a number of years I was troubled , with indigestion and dyspepsia which grow into the worst form. , Finally I was induced to use Kodol and after usinir four bot tles I am entirely cured. I heartily recommend Kodol to " all suHerei'd of indigestion and ' dyspepsia. Take a dose after meals. It digests what you cat. Hood & Grantham. . He—l never saw anything . like this tide. Here I've been . pulling steadily for ten minutes - and we don't seem to move a foot. She (after a pause)—Oh, Mr. Stroker, I've just thought of something. The anchor fell overboard a short time ago, and I forgot to tell you. Do you L suppose it could have caught on . something—Washington Times. R STARTLING BUT TRUE. "If every one knew what a grand medicine Dr. Kind's New Life Pills is," writes D. 11. Turner, Dempseytown, Pa., "you'd sell all .you have in a day. Two weeks use has made anew man of me." Infallible for constipation, stomach and liver troubles, 25c at C. L. Wil son's drug store. Oii.3TOniA. Beare tho _y?l to Kintl You Have Always Bough! i i' driven Awayl THE DEMOCRATIC BANNER is going to giveaway $2O ill gold. OXJR PLAN. To every person paying us one dollar in advance for the pa per or on back subscription will be given a number. The num bers will run from Ito 200 ; you will receive the number as the money is paid in. For instance, if you should be the fifth per son that pays us a dollar on subscription you will get five for your number. These numbers will be deposited in a box in the MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK as we receive the mouey, and a record of each man's number will be kept at our office, and upon receiving 200 names some uninterested man will draw a number first number receiving $lO, second $5, third $2.50, fourth $1.50, fifth $l. This is a chance to make money, send us a dollar. You get the paper one year, which is well worth your dollar and who knows but what you may be the lucky man. This proposition will not stand open very long. So do not wait. Send your dollar at once. You may bo the lucky man. Great Retell ii Prices al Mi linen Bazaar. Owing to the fact that pressure of business demands more of our attention in other lines we have decided to make a change in some branches of our business and in order to reduce our stock of MillinEry and'Fancij Dnnds We will sell Millinery this season cheaper than it has ever been known to sell in this country. We know it is an easy mat ter to print circulars and say this and that, but wo positively mean to DoWhatWc Say | and a trial will convince you that never before in the history of ; Dunn has Millinery been offered so cheap as it is now at The IVTilliiiery Bazaar Take for instance the Walking Hats at 75c all over the world, we are selling them at 49c ; the $l.OO quality at 89c and the same reduction on all hats trimmed, ready to wear or un trimmed. Also take the silks. You g't the $1,25 quality for ; 99c and the $l.OO for 79c. Feathers, Birds, Flowers, Mouslins I .iud anything in the Millinery Line at the Same Cut Rate. I Our stock is fresh, clean and complete, having just returned i from the Northern Markets where our trimmer selected the best of styles and choicest bargains. We bought our goods FOR TJEiE CASH 1 this season and secured a liberal discount and now we propose to i share it with our friends and 'Grive Them Bargains I never before heard of. This is not mere talk on paper, but a i visit to our store will prove to you that it is true, every word of it. Our place of business is next door to the Merchants and i Farmers' Bank and l*. T. Massengill' store—right between the ' two. So place your order for your fall and winter hat before the jrush begins. Yours for the greatest bargains ever offered in Millinery. Shell's Millinery Bazaar. • ~~ ' " JAUPK. MOFPETT'B JPK Cnris Cbolera-lnfantam, p'o.' ffl Diarrhoea,Oyientcry, and L ~ y? 3® g§ "tQS "JHH B§ ®Nj KB * tgl the Bowel Troubles of I i ifeJlf * y Children of Any Age. BAf Aidt Digestion, (Regulates POWDIRS)*®* the Bowels, Strengthens Costs Only 25 cents at Druggists, SEETHING' EASY" :Or mall 26 centa to C. J. MOFFETT, M. D., ST. LOUIS, MO. TuSkKtjE#, Ala.. July 28, lbii l>a. C. J. MOKFBTT—My Pear Sir! Justice to you demands that I should etvo yoa my eziMri«:ice with yooroscellent medicine, TEETH I..'A. Out little girl, just thirteeu months old, has had much trouolatiethißß. Every rcincdr was exhauated in tha of prescriptions from family physicians. Her bowels co lit; to puss off puro hloodiand burainjj f u »er nontinuad for days at a time. Her iife was almost despaired of. i Herioo.bor " u *erniiii«l to try TLE i HIA. ami in u day or two thero was a trreat change -new life had returned— j the bowels were tonultf, and thanks to TEKTBIXA. the lulie babe is now doiug well. Yours, «tc., D. Vv, MciVEH, £d>tor aad l'roprlctur Tuf.kegoe (Ala.) Naws. Sixty-Two Snakes. Wo clip the following short paragraph from ihe Clinton Democrat which heads anything along the snake line we have seen in some time : Mr. J. 11. Register reported the following snake news from Taylor's Bridge last week. Mr. Arthur Powell was passing the home of Mr. Geo. D. Bryant and found a large stinging snake just outside the front gate a little over.six feet in length, which he killed. Mr. Powell followed the 1 trail of the snake back into the yard to the starting point where there was a small hole in tiie ground ; he took a shovel and threw out the dirt to the bottom of the hole, when he began to throw out young snakes, one shovel full after another till he had thrown out sixty-two snakes ten or twelve inches long. Mr. Kedar Peavaon came up at the same; time and he, Mr. Powell and I Mr. liryant's children counted them. No man who knows t these gentlemen will doubt this n being a true statement, but is rr this not a lot of snakes of the £ progeny of one. Do GOOD—IT PAYS. A Chicago man has observed that, ''Good deeds are better ' than real estate deeds—some of 4 the latter are worthless. Act I kindly and gently, show sym- j pathy and lend a helping hand, i You cannot possibly lose by : j it." Most men appreciate a | kind word and encouragen e u ! more than substantial h lp. " j There are persons in this com [ munity who might truthfully say: "My good friend, cheer up. A few doses of Chamber ' lain's Cough Remedy will rid j 1 you of your cold and there is no danger whatever from pueu-' j moniawhen you use that medi-1 jcine. It always cures. 1 know' ;it for it has helped me out manv ! ia time." Sold by Hood &'• Grantham. i fieistrars and Judges. At a meeting in Lillington Monday of the County Board of Election, with Mr. J. M. Davis as chairman and Mr. V. L- Stevens as secretary the follow ing registrars and poll-holders wore appointed : AVERABBORO, PKECINCT NO. 1. Registrar,J. L. Hines. Judges Sully Cooper and G. C. Bass. AVERASBOKO, PRECINCT NO. 2. Registrar, Leander Godwin. Judges, J. V. Barefoot and E. L. Lee. ANDBRSON CIt KEK . Registrar, John S. Johnson. Judges, Daniel McCorinick and Alexander West. BARISECUE. Registrar, J no. A. Clark Judges J. S. Waddell and M. D. McLeod. BUCKIIOLLN. Registrar,! 1 . L. Maim. Judges W. R. Johnson, B. F. Parker. BLACK RIVER. Registrar, C. D. Stewart. Judges. J. A Williams and John G. Adams. O.KOVE. Registrar, C. I). Stewart. Judges, Thos. I). Stewart and Cornelius Ilodges. HECTOR'S CREEK. Registrar, J. A. Smith. Judges Walter Pearson and Archibald Betts. NEIIX's CREEK. Registrar, T. A. Stewart. Judges Geo. W. Long and T. B. Harmon. BTIJLINOTON. Registrar, Hoke Parker. Judges, W F. Marsh, Sr., am. J. W. Pipkin. STEWART'S CREEK. Registrar,N. McK.Murchinson Judges, Joseph Williams and B F. Truiove. UPPER L. R., PRECINCT NO. I. Registrar. Daniel B. Stewart Judges, S. W. Withers and W J. Patterson. UPPER 1,. R., PRECINCT NO. 2. Registrar,G. P. Minis. Judge.- W". L. M. Harrington and \V. G. McLeod. JOJINSONVH.LE. Registrar, W. J. Smith. Judges, A. G. Buie and 11. Me- L. Cameron. LOOK OUT FOR FEVER. Billiousness and liver disor der*, at this season may be pre vented by cleansing .the system with DeWitt's Little Early Risers. These famous little j pills do not gripe. They move the bowels gently, but copiou-ly and by reason of the tonic prop erties give tone ar.d strength to the glunds. Hood & Grantham. c? js re- e* srs. x „ Beartthe The farmers who have been organizing for many Tears f r the purpose of securing better and cheaj er raiiroa l transpor tation for their marketable products, are becoming awake to the fact that a great reform is needed .in the people's own roads J right at home. An unnecessary and very expensive evil has been permited to exist at their very doors. They have been wasting much valuable time and horseflesh in getting products to market. Farmers are at last learning that it costs more to haul a load to the sta tion a few miles away than it does to have it transported from the station to the far away sea boards. ESI GREAT | IThedford s Jilack-I)r,iuTht has M it •• j' biils fur mora than Pfl xtsiy yeara. l'or thc common fam- fa lly ailments, such as constipation, fcs LNMJRTATIOU, hard colds, l'v>Y.*tl COJU- ["1 plaints, chills and fever, bilious- [3 ncss, headaches and othr-r like ftl complaints 110 other medicine is : nocawary. It hivigoi-atas and* rog- IS aliitcs tiia liver, assists digestion, £j stimulates action of the fciiliievs, H puriScs the blood, and purges the R bowelsof foul accumulations. It rrj cures liver complaint, indigestion, Jrt W i ; ,ur stomach, dizziness, chills, l*ji S rheumatic pains, sideache, back- \ f acae.kidnev troubles, constipation, \ a tiar?u*a, biliousness, piles, l:r.rd B b and headiK;lie. Every drur- B i J.aj 'i'Letlronl's Elaok-Drongßt H B I '*" nr,' «r.d in man- g B six; .or tI.CO. IN ever accent S I 1 V In;::, icn the R & by the Ctuuliuiooya 3 | Medicine Company. E _ I bzlicvs Thtcfc.-d's Blatk-Draught j? S »s tnc best medicine on carih. It is g good for any and cveiyihin'. i »;ve ft i B a fair.ily of tweiva chiidreli. ar.:i i B j - y ears ' bave kept them on foot i j N ? nd fteaitby with no doctor but Ew.ck. f'J B Draught. A. J. GREEN, liicwsM, La. M -r- g . i ■- I The Kind You Eave Always Bought, aixl which has ]>cca in use for over 30 years, has horns the signatnrn of , —. and. lias boon made under his per *-#- soiinl supervision since ita inlVnicy. Allow 110 one to deceive yon in this. AIl Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-{f»w»d" are Itafc Experiments that trille with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment* What'm CASTORS A Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, I.;rops and Soothing Syrnps. It is Pieasant. Ifc contains lieither Oi-iimi, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its a:re is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Eeveriahuess. It cures I>iarrhaja and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend® GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS yj iiears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CENTAUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY STREET. *CW YORK CITY. go Offers to the colonist the lowest rates with quick and comfortable service to all points in the west and northwest. §30.00 from Memphis. Tickets on sale daily ' during Sep I ember and October Correspondingly low rates from all points in the southeast. , FOR FULL IXFORMATION ADDRESS. • \V. T. Saunders, G. A. P. D. F. E. Clark, T. P. A. 'Pryor and Decatur streets, Atlanta, Ga. ' v vm Mjf.,uu.k,giiiiiui.i 1 • A fat fSfcfr (SSj j-.rr; $ URICSOL j TI3E GREAT CALIFORNIA REMEDY j CURES RHEUMATISM d i And all Liver, Kidney aud Bla;!!'-r troubles catiscd by uric acid 1 ia the system. It cures by cleansing and vitalizing the blood, h thus removing the cause of disease. It gives vigor end tone, and builds up the health ami fctrength of the patient while B using the remedy. TJE^-lCfc)OI» ia a luminary in the icedicßl world. It ?s endorsed by ill? lending physicians c>f California, and has cured and will continue cure more of the above diseases than all other known remedies, many of which do more harm than good. This thoroughly tejul ren:edy never diappoints. It cures Infallibly if t&sen as difected. Trv it anil be convfneed that it is a wonder and blessing to suffering humanity. Price |i.oo per battle or r!i bottles for $5 00. To r sale by g druggists. Send stamp fur took of particulars and -wonderful cures. If your druggist cannot supply you it will be sent, prepaid, upon receipt of price. Aduress: i URIG3OL CHEMICAL COMPANY LAMAR & RANKIN DRUG CO. I I ino »..otir~ rn on THE DI3TRIBUTINQ AGENTS, 3 LOS ANGLLE:,, CAL. ATLANTA, GA. j X^BBa— 1 Mvn-'n"7r*rT c^iTTif r r.ifflrs . LAND SALE. On 1110 10th of Oejoher next at iho Court House door in I.i!l>ngton, N '. . at '*2 o'clock M.. ! will sell to the highest bidder fill oils!I -j'.i :{ I acres of land be longing to J. L. Johnson and a m- gage flwil given to moon the same liv said J. L. Jolms-n and wife, T 1,. Johnson, Sait! land lies in V. ill Creek township, said county and Si;:fon the lialeigh and Ijilliniiron roads jeini'.jr J. : Aslil Johnston. Wnj M. Sexton C Hardy. | Said land will be sold to satisfy the aforesaid mortgage deed. 'i ll's the 12th of Sept. 1002. J AS. A. JOMVSON, Mo rtgagee, A CARD. I desire to take this means of announcing myself as a candi date for the Senate in tiie loth Senatorial District composed ofi Harnett, Johustoa and Samp son counties. This action en my part is taken at t lie solicit a-' i lion of a great manv voters in said Senatorial District. Very. Respect fui 1 v, J OIK-,' B. IloM.AXl), ; Dunn, Is. C. ! Sept. 9th 1902*. T.AND-HALE. . By 'inthorit yof a mortgage deed from ,'M. W. llarefoot and wife, 1). Hare ! foo! to S. Me|>. Bnrclsxtf, dated April I-! iit, 1001, and duly registered in I»i .' t.er of Meed* ollieo of Ilaiii'tt, ooiintv, ' and i(111 v tvansfered to ine by S. McD. i t'arefo'if. 1 will oil Monday October ' i:>tii, at. 12 o'clock. M., at the court, hoiiso door at Liilioyton. Harnett cout!- tt.y. N'. sell to the highest bidder for cash a certain tract of land about two I miles ea-r. of Dunn, N. ('■ , near said M. j VV. Barefoot's and S. MeD. Barefoot.. ! Beginning at a pine stump with : pointer* ilie original corner and runs N 54.1 «V t'hs to a stake and pointers near the ford of l>nel l'ond Brniflu i Then S 5.} E 7 chs and IS Iks to a stake ! with hlack simi pointers in the edjre of I Duck Pond Branch. Then S S4J E 2'> I chs and 7;"> Ik* to a stake with pointeis lin the original line. Then as that line 1 S ilj.J K 8 elis and Iks to the begin - 1 ning. Containing 20 acres more or less. This July 29th. !«,:». J. J. WADE, Assignee ( ofS. Mcl). Barefoot. For Infants and Children. i File Kind You Have Always Bought | Signaioj « of t I - -
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