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Dec. 22nd. 1901,
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS OOINO SOUTH.
Leave Welitoi: .ll:so a,M.,!1:38 p. m.; arrive
Rocky MUUNT, I tola. NI.,M::>2 |>. »U.
Leave Tartioro. 1 i\f. a. iu., 7 - i J>UI.
Leave Rocky Mouut, L:U". a. AL., IU.D.J p. IN.
7 I>. ill., 5:l.I alii, L.-:S. |> ill.
Wilson, 1.5 V a IN, li:I» I> iu, 8::IL a ui.
6:25 T> ui., 'I4:. I>iu.
Leave rtelma .l:ss aM. 11. Til I>. tn.
Leave Fayelteviile. 4::5»> a IN, L :LI p M.
Arrive Florence. 7:3"> a m. ::1"> i ui.
Arrive UoWsiioro » 20 P. M.
Leave Goldsl'oro, 7:.U a la, .':ls JI M.
Leave Mat!Uolia, ?:.'l7 a in, 4:*511 :B.
Arrive Wiliuiajflou, I*>:oX a TA. ii:O" n M,
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Leave. Florence, 10:0" AM, S:(ir> I> m.
Leave Fayetteville, i2:J(> a iu, 1 xii.i I> lU.
Leave Seluia, 2. 11 l a la. 11 25 }.. ia.
Arrive Wilson, 2:57 A UI, lii.Oj JI AI.
Leave Willoiug , tr»ll,7:TM I> lU. 9 "DA, IN.
Leave Magi.olia, a in, 11:03 ]> ia.
tioldsboro, 7 aia , • :I7 aia, 12 it; P :::
Leave Wil.-,011,2 i5 JI lA, : , ill am, 11:4 a iu
10:15 P UI, 1:18 p ia.
Arrive Rocky Mount, 3: 30 p RO, 9:01 AM,
12 10 am, 11:;3 p ia, I:SX p LU.
Arrive Tarl>oro i» -it. a. m.
Leave Tarlx.ro, 2:3! p 111.
Leave Kocky Mount, :'.:r,o p m. 12:13 a in.
Arrive We Mo 11,4:53 p m, 1:;'7 a lA.
Wilmington and We'don Railroad, Yadkin
Davidson Main Lias— Train leaves Wilmijju
ton, st 10 a. m., arrives Fayelteviile II ;(I p. a:.,
leaves Fayetteville ij 42 p.m., arrive:!
Banlord 15S p.m. UPTURNING leave
HanJurd . 0.") p. m., arrive Fayelteviile 12I;p. !
m., leave Fayetteville 4ZO p. m., arrives WlL
miUriton 7 15 p. iu
Wilmington and Weidon Rallroil, Ben-i
nettsville Branch Train leaves Bin- I
uettsville 311 a.m., Maxtor. 9 IR> I. M., a—.i
Springs 3.3 aa. m., Hope Mills IN ". A W
arrive Fayetteville 11 !>'. Ret iraiug LEINEI,
Fayetteville 4 4s p. m., Hope .«.ills r oup U:.
Red Springs 54. p.m., M&xtou •; 1 J p.m.
arrives Bennettsville 7 15 n. iu.
Ceunections at Fayetteville with train No. !
7* at Maxton with the Carolina Ceiitr.il RAIL- !
road. at Red Springs with the IT" I Spriiig*
and Bowmore railroad, at Saafoi-.i witu trie
Sea'.oard Air Line and Soul hern lUiiwa. at
Gulf with the Dur);aiu and C'harloite Rail
road.
Train on Scotland NOCK Branch romi leaves
Weldov. 3:15 P in, Halifax 32.1 P :a arrive.-
Scotland NOCK at. 4 HI p ia tlroenville r.:47 ;> U;.
Kinston li:4i p in. uetiiriiiog leave
7 ISLI ,I 'N, ir'-e'ivU!" - 30 ,». in. ARRIVING
at 11:03 a ui, 'A'SM"II 11:20 a ai, daily exr.-pt
on-iav.
Train* on WasHintrton 617.:1CH Nave /.'r.l._
tigton KIIFI N us, and -.15 ;I :n., arri\- Fsra:el
6:55 a ID, and I:liip M. rettirninir
raele 1110 aui. and s:i. p NI.. arr.ve Washiiigton
12:30 a in, and FI-15 p tu, di'iiy except Su- d-.Y.
I'rain leaves I'arboro, N. C., daily, except
Sunday, at 4:35 p m., Sunday 1.35
m., arrives Fly mouth 635 p. in., Hp.m..
Returning leaves F!>l.l(iitth ia!:y e.xce. I
Sunday, 730 a. in., and Sunday »IN a. M.; AR
rives at I'aruoro 55 a. RN.,1100 a. ui.
Train on Midland N C Braneit I -.iv.-s Gold. -
boro, N. C..daily except Sunday. SO>»A m, ar
rive SmithSeld N C., 0 l>) aw. KE.!>mii>:.
leaves Htni'titieHi. X. C. 7U» a. :N. a:-'iv>-
(ioidsooro.N. c. « J.r. a. ui.
Trainon Nashville Branch 'eaves Ro- UJ
Mount at 9:50 a. Al.,4opm arrives .".'axliviu:-
10 20 a m, 4:2'! p m. Spring Hope UMARII!
4 15 p. M. Ret-jrningieave -!T>-liiK Hope ll:.E
a. m., 5 15p in, Nasiiville 11 :>5 J-.. 1N..5; .J,in
arrive at Rocky Mount LIL PM., 6 20PM"
daily except Sunday.
Train on Climon Bran.-H leaves Warsaw 'or
CUti'oi! sully, except Sunday, at Ji:; >r A:.''
4:15 PM. Returning,' LEAVES Ciiuton : A L':
and 2:50 p ID.
Train No. 78 make close connection at Wei
don tor ali points North dailv. all r:> II vij
Richmond.
H. M. KMBRSON,
GENERA! Vas enc •- . nit.
„ "• H. KIiNLY,
T. M.KMF.RSON, General Manager.
Trade Maaagor.
VdCcinGiiOh i ■'ok After Two
/ears.
The remarkable case of a
small girl whose vaccination
ttiok after two year's dc!a>
should be.some consolation t;>
those who have been reported
t> one of the medical journals
bv the child's plivsician and i
recorded as being probablv
•without precedent in medica
science.
The child was vaccinate.-!
Iwhcii -'he wa-s only six nvniiiis
old and with sWiht sucees-
Nothing was thought about
that until a few weeks ago,
and two years after the originfil
vaccination, when she had an
attact of scarlet fever with com
plications which puzzled tlu
family doctor. The old vac
cination marks seemed to wake
uj) again.
Inquiry revealed that the lit
tle girl had not been re-vac
cinated, though aU the symp
toms might have indicated that
she had. Other physicians
were called in and watched the
case.
-When the child's recovery
was certain they agreed that the
one explanation feasible was
that the vaccination had re
mained latent in the child's
system for two years and that
the fever had started ii afresh.
—New York Sun.
A Woman who has had ex
perience with this disease, tells
how to prevent any dangerous
consequences from it. She
says: Our three children
took whooping cough last sum
mer, our baby boy being only
three month's old. and owing to
our giving them Chamberlain >
Cough Remedy, they 10.-t m ::'.-
of their plumpness and came
out in much holier health ti:a;i
other children parenis
did ilot use ihis remedy. Our
oldest little girl would cali
lustily for cough syrup between
whoops.—JKSSIK PiN K ICY 11.V1.i4,
Springvillc, Ala. This lif-m
-t dy is for sale by Hood iV (iran
tham.
Uncle Sam as Solomon.
The government at Wash
ington is not only tin .scene of
momentous transactions, but -
appears from a story in tli«'
New York Ilerakl, it is some
times called u; on to settle j.i i- i
ty (juestioiii of t!ie tnost in: -!
mate personal character. Tis»'
|Tr asury Department latelv .
acted as 'judge in a dispir - j',
vliicii arosj between husL'an i i
aloi V, il". * | ;
The man and hi- wife had),
had a spirited struggle over iiiei ;i
posses-ion of several bauk-bilis, !',
j each holding last to one end of!
the *'wad." Alive dollar bill|»
tore across tlie .middle, and!.;
each contestant carried oil j i
half of it in' triumph. j•"
1 1 i- here that the Treasury j,
Department cam-into the quar-''
re!, it received haif of the , :
bill from the wife, with a state-•
incut thai rhe »il:or half had!'
been de-troyed, and 111 • roqut-.-t !
for a new bill. In a short time' i
came the second half >i the biiii'
from the hudian'd, with a simi-j.
liar statement and request. A-\
the govei nmont tle-n iiad both I'
ends of the bid. it made JI j',
Solomon-link decision and j
awarded two dollars and a haif
to each of th quarielsoni claim-!
ants. —Youth's Companion.
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t&r U '£' ir" iuss> E' W«i j?
\j Athens, Tean., Jaa. 2T, TSOI. «
M Ever 3ir.co the aj. ranee of :r.y «
[w menses they were \ v i/rcgnlar &cd f M
R: sulSer -i\ wit ', ];•'. in in t.ry hips,
!)a.cfr, storia-is s&«:rf vllh t. rriu>e V;
}? Veaiing do.vn ]:: axis in the ahiloraen.
r.j Uijir: thct j.ust hiOiiili Ih: vj been wj
|s 4n?:sf y, vVi:." c»f Cnmii•. .:u»l f i iicdloxa'fl B
V: v 7C-LLISEIR.OIITH- &
ly T' l without *.uin for ii.e f;rat: \imo
MIA years. KAI.MIM JJAVIS. L
I . . 1
y V\'h?.} is lira worth to a woman suffer-
M ir, 3 'ike Nannio Davis euffwed? Yet j-f
fc; tticrc arav omsn in thousands of homes H
fj to-iiay who are bearing those terr:L!a y
H menstfuai pains ii; siicncc. if yen arc R
ore cf thoso wa want io say that this $
U same M
S RHSF ,-. F Ci ®s?. rP F K
| m §
B wit! bring yon prrnisner.t ic-!icf. Con
p sole yourself with I!.* krewiodgo that irj
1,0CQ,0!)0 woffitr. have been completely 0
« ctir:;!l by Wine o: Cir-iui. These- won-.- R
en sufJsred frcm tsuccrrhoea, irrcruiar fi
messes, headache, backache, and £;
Eg t!o».ii paii.s. Wine c' Cr.rdtii i?
g will c'op aii these aches ar:l pains tf.
for you. Furctese a £l.OO hottle of jjg
p Wine cf Cardui to-cty and take ii in 0
S the privacy of your home. fci
H Koradvi^Oßi lt llii.ralnre.ai!.irfS».t-lTlncsvmi>- S
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B *-.:-I.UINOCG!I XUCLICIOC L'U., CIUIUUUOUTA, B
NOTICE () i'" DISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby given thr.t
the co-partnership heretofore
•xi sting between .1. !'. Plnliij s
and K. L Howard under the
. : iiv and style of Phillips «&
60., was dL solved hy mutual
consent of both parties on the
Oib day of April 190:5 All
l"i)ls.(iii'' tfirm ::ui "M.h
due bv "the iirm sine; Sept. Ist.
iiX'l, will I)-. 1 c .llorirsi and j :iid
int hy [v.. L. Howard. i tie
ijusis heretofore oonducied
is :;!>ovo .-.fitsed i. is br.eli sold
(>i i» jo the Globe Furniture Co.,
and will he continued at the
-':!ir.e stand «>u Rroad and 11-
son streets. Mr. M. L. Phillips,
former c'Jerk for Phillips it Co.,
will eontinne his services for
the Globe Furniture Co. and
collect all dej)i> ami "receive ail
moiiitw for said Phillips A' Co.
All debts contracted prior to
Sept. Ist, 1001, will ho paid to
M. L Phillips for J. F. Phi'lips
individually. This April 1 • >th.
1902, j. F. PHILLIPS.
K. L. 110 WA ii I>.
"Wants Others to liiiov/
'•1 have used DeWilt's Little
Early Risers fur constipation
and torpid liver and they are
ail*right. I am glad to indorse
them for I thiuk when we (ind
a ; r ood thing wo ought to !«.-i
others know it," wrhes Ailred
lieinze, «juiacy. 111. Th'ey never
gripe or distress. Sure, sate
pills. Hood A: Grantham.
suiiH qnliM ivfa-mn;
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mu.
CIiARUCS'I ON 1 , S. C.
I December 1. -|i l to -inn" I,
j ATLANTIC COAST LINE
joliVr-' cheap excursion rau sane
excelieut service, shortest are'
quickest route. Puliman I»uf
fet Cars to Charleston
on aii tl.rough trains.
Call on ot ad.dn .~- any Agent.
Atlantic C'.ast Line for rate-,
schedule, sleeping car accom
modations, etc., or tne uudi r
sigued.
Tf. EMERSON.
Gen. Pass. Agont.
T. M. EMERStiN,
| Trafiic Manager,
Wilmington, N. C.
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• v '- r ' v 7 TE2T»«:r;G EASY.
U -i-yiaHOT mail 25 teste to C. J. MOFFETT. M. 13.. ST. LCUiS, SCO.
F 0. C., ?" jr. —I vras f .ut vhisc i lycir family |»I ; jic:cn in Chu. ico» to »;se TMETRINA
rri;U cur bicy \\°: n 1.0 \* r." l.utu vi.ry yonn.T -is ? v*"® vc -^ r ® c • cn '« var:a pr.c 'ea cl:cFtozi:»ch.
-r it v/as osefal iu troul' ; . and !•.. •■•• • * £« -:i t end tobtson ybecellctalur isofroeii »mdangen
t it •>.• consequentiipoq'ttie tt 34 . f syrups, timt we havecomot^yregard iwixfleriiso witix tiuee
rl*.i' *.-« n, a? or.oof tl'.o s v !•. 'i:« re it n». r'•. . r :*i the}: ••; «.• r.:; l tJie t«- :i'.!vs arc •. r, ur.t
v.. tab itoagt I 4 tecogmcndißg it tocjr i : '.. 1 t 101 l• h - 1* • • :t": atsoi
baby qu.et. UAUTWIILLU. AYIIH, JD*UIy I«a*ea H!iJ Weekly 'ii.iita-iiesseii^tr.)
I THE MAN WHO WANTS
TO DRESS WELL
*rJ
v/i!l fir d it in essy and inexpensive matter
if he wi(! wear "international" clothes
I "International" clothes
|H| r _ • •./ [ are made by the largest
"Ij . j and most reliable tailoring
j 1 - | concern in the v-'orld, with
[ | headquarters at N-ew i
| I York and Chicago. Every") |
| I garment is mads strictly jj
| wj}\ | to measure and is guar
\ Mj; \\ | anteed to give complete
I «/\ -II v. satisfaction. You can't
I [x \\
I ( \ '%, fefj )Pi| get better clothes made
j to order anywhere. You
can't get any so good for
J J Jf y such low prices as the
( 1 " International" charges.
% !
j We handle this line
because we know we can
recommend " International " garments in every respect.
&
CO/AE in and let us show you the " International"
samples of over 600 up-to-date patterns >
& • 
J. C. Ol cc CO., Dunn, N. C.
£ A. A WiffH J&k i
I M JSi & -jA?k
| iw®v Mk Stt&m I
S # % fca I
JL » Ja«akes short roads. |
I a *f ip' |
| «&L»ud light loads.
i •§*» A S? "5fS |
i /•' ':• £*.£&> Hf !
I fjg |f Ik^Jsuj
I fur everything
that runs 011 wheels.
P I
fe Soid Everywhere.
». JUde bySTA'V!>AKI.O!LCO.
■ iL>iXJnr«' r nu 1; mr mtw*^
Nkw Kkmkdy kok Potato Bros.
From what the Gastonia,
Gazette says it appears that a
cheap and effective r remedy
against potato bii„o has been
found in cotton s ,j ed meal. J'
says:
"Mr. Robert. Whil* informed
us las 1 week that he yjt eot-or.
seed mea'i on his potato vinos*
and in two hoars t!u> burjs dis
appenred—they didn't d:c bu'
hustled awav. He is firrnl
convinced of i f s virtues a.-; an
anti po r a'o bag powder,. i! uc
co-aper add wafer lha 1 J'ani
Given. lie was . » ie
this remedy l>y a neighooi- ;..
Jjoray, \v!:o had discovered :t i
virtue b/ accident, lie had
emo tied a sack ot cotton seed
in hi cow and was re
turning to the hoi.-'. through
his potato patch. Thi Krg t-
fertilize liie'ground a lis tie, In
s:iapj»d the s .clc a time or
to rid it of the .remnants c'
meal. il° afterwards notic.
that.the lit.le patch of \ii:e.-
ill it. caught ill* l sifiings rc
uiMtied iiroen and growing
while tin rt.st f ]is • rop w;'-*
devouied « |; l. i' r s. 11 til.
i-i a v 'e.uin: di covery i« is oue".
cert a 11. v, ol vi ij great impor
tance."
Like a Drow: i. g Man
''live years ago a di-ea>-
the doctor* cail"d dyspep-ia
took-ueli hold oi me that .1
could scareely go,' w . it fi s Geo.
S. Marsh, v.". !• ki v. \ attorne
oi Novona. i"' a . 1 took (j lai -
tities of: epsin and other med
icmf-TtTut r.s.ihi.ig help. 1 me
As a drowning ::ia;i g-:*::os at
.-iraw i grabbed at K.odol. i
felt an inr, ■ovemeiH at ouei
and ai or I v.- bou. -am iiiie>
and weil." K- :■ \- the only
:t !•;«■ :on v.oe .1 . xaiV iy i'f
i>r .since - t!; 1-* e.: '
j i;;v.*• - :i;.i />. «;•: j .enti* is Ihe
ti.l'.' • • wiiii'ii i s an V
good ioo«.' and t '■ au\" lorm
n{ .-to: nam n-oiioie. Hood Cc
• Jrant iium.
No'i'H.'i' 01 SALE.
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Bet\7oen St. Louio and Kansas City ar.d
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Ea c rp (1 1 ... provided
v.-;: ■ ' ■ nfl c..l other modern
c avtnicne?j. It runs via our now
ccciplece.?.
UH f &? BISvSSI®I3.
pveiy appiianee knov. u to Kiodcrn ear
htulUiUjr anil 1 l:::s booi; cv.'.i.>ycd
in the malio-up of this service, inckiding
Cafe Ofeserva&aGss €cai ; « 3
.or tho of T'rcl. Harvc-.
Fell inform.:tiott as to i .ites aud all deisi! - >.!
a '.rip via this ns\-.- roato .'lll •>;* i>heerlu.;v
f!.nn.-:hcci, u;-. m application, by any repre
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111 Always Bought
rj Prcparat ioiifcrAs - &
rji cimil'ttii"'' fi'CFGOU3itfKcBw:a- ' : —, «•; /¥
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fj j jg. B V>-jr ~
ij Wonns.Coimiisions,Feverish- j ft .pf 12 W S
fii ncss cv.id L»iss of Sleep. |&■ e (J§ w tl
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V • TKi CSST*'J!! COMPANY. KJU YORK. C!T*.
I ARE "f ANY 4
mn
luy '"f J./ ?&%*&///''/ ® l ' ?js * l ' **
ncsr? ?>"
MfaMi a " » norm**"'
ALL CASES OF
DEAFNESS Oil MMID KFIALIIPJG
n** *** r * **&? na r:FSJ A 3 {*?
Lv. iia LVL '-iV '*- w -- *- v -2»
pv our new i:i\ention. Only tliose born deaf are incurable,
FsLfcy yLhy&> Bti&s&ksjsalj g«k-B«
i-. A, CF SALT'f.'.'Ci.'iv, SAYS:
E -.Tirrnr.n. Md., Mnrch 30. 1901.
Cfntlrmen : Bein«* entirely c:ired cf deafness. thanks to y ur treatment, I will now you
II fuii hi?ton" cf 11* v case. 10 be used pi vot.r «»iscreiion.
A 1 >ui ;ive vc:.";s a:o ;wv right ear began to ting, and this kept on getting worse, until lost
mv i:i this V«.i" ontii «ly . .
' I u. . rwc.it a v. tat!., n't for cotMTh. for three months, wui-.out anysuccess. consulted n ..um
ber f phv-u i;.; 1. •. ;:::: »" hcrs. thv nio-t eminent'..: -.list oi this city, who tol lme that
onlv* an -itn c-.nlii ht : -: me, ami '. vt-n that or.*•/ tvinpci*arily, that the head noises would
*Heii c but the la ff ct 1 irw ' ' t« rercr.
J till:: El wyoar advertise teat acciden ally ii: -i N«v York. paper. aad ordered your treat
me:;: Af!*.r 1 i,-i used it mlv ; k->v day.- accord n l *? 1 your dircctr-m. tin* noises ceased, and
I |o-d?.y, after fiv weeksTtty be&ring the diseased »f ]ias&eeii entirely restcred. I thank yon
* fccnrt'iiv and be to remain Very tni! / yor.i-
I-. A. WJ'IiMAT'. 77"S Broadway, Baltimore, McL
Our treatment o.oss tic' interfere ivii'i your usual oet •v. potion,
and ygy o|J»£ YOURSELF AT HOt/sE s,c "»^ iual
"* i i ir*uJ-.L :.aL 1)5 ?.i obo lA &£iLL& ftvtfj CsStaAfcOj i
j rf V/- nd cr f -i Invention. |
r r ( ry cure Stair fail
ing, headach . tc . y t costs ti ej.
as an ordinary comb —l>r
'Vlrlie" S Electric Comb. TUP
• natented Comb in t-;p;
•.. rid.' People, everywhere it ■
; i-; br;e'l introduced, are wild j
j -villi delight. You simply j
I ,'orab vuur nair day aiu:
I lq oonil) the re-t *1 "i- |
| •votidyrfiil comb is simply un-j
j i.-.-eakabl;- and is made so that it j
jis absolutely impossible to!
j bi-Qak or cut the hair. Sold on j
i writte • it'.araniee to give per-j
| f-et snti -taction in every respect .!
rSeod stamps for one. Ladies'
| size SOcv * siz-? 35**
I Live men and w.iraon wanted'
! -.-orywlvre to introduce this
! articlo. Sells on sight. Agents
I ".re w'll- '.vi h sii v v di-
! want cdiriMi of t'ais pap r.
! Address r> ror.3, Genen 1
Mgr.. Decatur, 111.
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THE CHAMSF.BUN ■£. , J
Screw stisi2p fcMiae. \M 4 !
'Asd c.nly£»u:r.y> Machine in pK-S*' jyj
tt.o v. i j ivi fijat fnescs*!ully
I 'lllnali classes and sizes of Fy 2 •;•{
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man-ta rvr.Eß i.y vas
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! OLKAK, K. Y. Wrlte , prto  o £ U^ ea! "* :
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T. R. Williams & Sons,
A grins,' Dunn, NC.
It. F. D. lloui.e No. 1.
| AFREE PATTERN^
I (your c'.vti seUvtion) to every sub- 3
gj scriber. .Only 5o con is a year. I
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f A LADIES' MAGAZINE. I
■ work ; liotfsrhd.J m:i| >; lit lion, etc.* Vuu- 8
B scribe t> d ,y, or, send for copy. I
K Lady agents wanted. Send tor terms. I
, | Styli-i'i. Pt'l S;mjijp, U|»-to- 8
j I date, Kcoiiomiotl r-.t! Absolutely I
| Taper Paticros. I
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lht» Bastiiia iri Sewinj linss. ,
£ Ask I»rlti _tn S..M i: lu-uily evcty tity I
S and lown, or by frc n
I THE McCALL CO.,
I H3-»5-:i7 West VM ZU %tW YORK. I
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111 ■ 1 ■ 111
! Funny-isn't it?
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How soma men will go to bigb
priced tailors for theif clothes vyfcen
the/ can g-:i just as good and
better from
The International
Tailoring Go. _
of New Ycik and Chicago I
lor a greii dei! L-?s money.
44 International " Clothes
arc mace by the b:st tailors ia the
land aad they are guaranteed to
i fit perfectly. Onec tried you'll
always w?ar them. The complete
line of
** International" Samples
comprising; Over si.i fcundied of the
nobbiest patterns caaba seen at
"i . 0. YOUNG & CO ,
Dunn, N. (J.
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■J* yt y- ■ ■■
; 'S, * W ny
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w* teimNisoiPiLs
i Tc cure SICK HE AO A CHE!,
j HABiTUAL CONSTIPATION,
j and cul diseases ai-islng from in
, { clicrastion. I'hey will purify your
5 b'ood and make yourcomplsxlon
tas PAIR AS A LiLY. They ara
* gelatin coatod. PRICE 2S CENTS.
o" az, ,-L; t • u? .
Bau t>a /; [r i '" r;:i Vo - ! - 3V3 B»a&a
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O" & 1 ■ 025?- .
Ifeaw tha /; ft-1 'M* ' 5'J Bra Always BougtiS
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