Financial Statistics of State Government, '25 Washington, D. C., Sept. 14 ? The Department zt Commerce announces a summary of the financial statistics of the State cf North Carolina for ! tho fiscal year ending June 30> 1925. ! Expenditures The payments for maintenance and ! operation of the general departments of North Carolina for the fiscal yeaV*! ending June 30, 1925, amounted to $16,679,744, or $0.09 -per capita This .includes $1,842,788, apportionments! for education to the minor civil ? divisions of the State. In 1924 the comparative per capita fcr main tenance and operation of general de partments was $5,79, and in 1917, $1,96. The expenses of public ser vice enterprises amounted to $26.- j 296,950. The total payments, there fore, for expenses of general deoart- ; ments and public service enterprises, j interest, and outlays were $47.424, 739. Tile totals include allpayments for the year, whether made . from current revenues zr from " the pro- J ceeds:. of bond issues. ? ' Of the governmental-, costs reporl i ed above, $25,212,575 was for high? $3.310.684 -being for majnten- ! arico and $21,901,891 for. construction. | Revenue The total revenue receipts of No. th Carolina for 1025 .were $28> 4 l'J, tOly cr $10,37 per capita. This v a* ?7.288,672 more than the total p.yirc-nts. of the year exclusive of the ; ay:nent<? for permanent^ im provements. bit $t9,00S, ?78 Jess than , the tofcnl piym-nks ineladin? -those, for permanent improvements. The^e payment** in excess of revenue . receipt? Wre met from the proc?eds of ?!r:bt r Mirations. PtopeHy xml ? ftpecial taxei "teprcsenteii 1 8 "5 per < i- t f the total revenue for 1925, 27 0 per cent h>r 1021, and 50.2 per :cenf t'nr J017., The increase rn the I'.vo'Jnt pf property nnd special tn'xes . collect, whs 02 R per cent from 10 .17 to 1924, but there was a decrease of K0 per ront. Nn\ 1024 to ,1025. Ti e per capita prlnerty ahd special tnxe- wer.' it .02 in 102 5, $2 10 in 10'M. and $1.20 in 1017. The rc reirts from general property taxes in 102Knnd 102"* were negligible, be ing simply delinquency. | Earnings of general' departments, . < r compensation fo)r services rendered hv stafc officials. represented 11.2 per, cent of; the total revenue for 10 25, ! J,.r> pipr cent for 1024, and 20.1 per tent for 1017. ! B.Kincs.s and -not>biSsine>'>? 'licenses coiv-v't ited 40 h Per ent < f the -Vital n"- f.)< .10.1 per cent for J024. and 10.1 >?- cent for 1017. Th^ pefcewtas^ of increase in re c/ptr from hrsiness and n n-)>usi rc::< r.ffted f-?r 1025 was due. primt'naV;v .to increased nmoim's ri'H'i'vfJ from automobile lii'<'rt?' ? and f-.rr: tk.e ; sales tax en gasoline'. | V.< ri-.ts business licenses .c-nq t chiefly ?axes. exacted frorA . ranee and -her incorporated eomrvikS In'1 from sales tax n1 f i.soline, whi' ? those f.cm nnbusi ness ''Pernios '-omprKe chi?f!y on met <r i Indehfe.Tfnesa Th' n*st indebtedness (funded or fixed <J."ht less sinlwinsr find a?-3ets) of S?or;h Carolina >n June 30, 1025, iva? SD1 .i>4<i,4HO, or $33,44. per capita. In 1021 the per capita iMbt was g. U. LJ! I Bad Color (liver trouble) Occasionally i am trou bled With npells of conati jj pation and inactive liver," say a ' Mrs. John L. fence, Broadway, Va. -I ? always use Thedford'a Black-Draught when I feel a spell of this kind coming on- for it saves mo a bad heaJacne. My color get* aallow at times. X get real yellow, showing that the tro uble c-omea from the liver. "I have found Black Draught to he the fineat kind of a remedy T for this. I take Black-Draught |j and make a tea out of it, and take it," along in smalt doaea for sever al days*. I have imgr found any thing that served me' so well. ''Since I have known about Black-Draughty 1 have not suffer ed nearly so much with head ache, cauwed from indigestion. If I find my tongue ia coated, and I wake up witii a had taste in my month, I know I have been eating indiacrtetly, and I imme to utraifhten me out." WHO WEARS IT NEXT> IV A, 8. CHAP1N TD TAKE IT AWAV FMMME, Says CROWN @ENE TuMNBY e ?s * scA^cirv Of rPA?at?^ meouefts lw -m? CHAwPS Tr^M^O. CAmP <>???<*? Tt> *>s S-rK*A)OS' WORHOUTS ? ?ua? '1 *<0 LACK OP 06 P A3 TV* CHACLfiAI?eaL Wtj rw? KM.?C a* vo*a? - *** da oTa?w<e . is Tueee Amy CoianecnoAi Wiws^THe POCONOS MTff., wu:** ?? *u*t,A*D pbKC A **S6 V- ? Qummey tqaims om Books. J>6>i6t.?Pt^ Trtff OLD toycholocy stufp ?? Cem?^ ^5 POSS ?<*? ..->?<> ?? ROAD l/O AmD T>OWW MO^*iTA??AS ? APO *8 C^o s a u>?6 ? ms J?seo lqam%s tm? e?o?*c? Bbhimd $>.o 28, and In 1317, H.8*). In crease shown for 1925 bsinaj dur t: a bcpd issue for highway pcrpoSes. Singing Evangelist Wed? Rev. M. F. Sim?, pastor of >he Rocky Mount Baptist church, C.:it ne'Uville, Pa., announce..*- t!:c r.nr riafce of his daughter Mary Eliza beth , to Prof. T. H J effort, of Rox boro. Nr. C- The wedding: was sol emnized by Rev. J. F. Harraway at the home of R. A. Bryce, M D.,. friend cf the gro:m, en January 3, 1026. The brifJeis a ?sinjfin.sf who his been enj?a;?c/i actively In that work for Mx ygarr ani ha3 traveled c^clen?ivdly over the east ern" p\r tof the United States- as. fir I . .. .t , ? .. - . ????> r \.t- , i.ii '.i :.r n'o \ew ? York New jSr^ljur/ \ ?!?-? :? in. New York' at the-. -c..i i'r.w. Prof. .1 _? ff -'ra re* sfived his .deifr;^ ' at' tV.c Ap.'icultura!. .ard Technical College at CJreonsb r , N, C., and i? Principal of school in Columbia. County. Bolton, K, C. ?" . The (Icliyed weeding reception, will be lipid at th? Rx'ky Mo unt: Bap- i tist Church on Wed^'Oiv, ?cptem- j be? 15th. Following: this the gram's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jeffers, will entertain at a reception Sep tember 17th at their home. I Charlotte Cow Sets New State Record Oxford'* Noble Brownie, a Jersey ? cr. v.* owned by R-. E. McDowe'l of! Charlotte, N. C., Has completed her third offxial prcducticn test and has established a new higrh record for this State for Jerseys tested in | sector four-year-old form. In this J test Brownto produced 806.35 ib$. of . 'jatte.fat and 13735 lbs. of milk in j - { ?05 days. Tiity; Ti*c#rd higher by j 100 lbs. of b'utterfat than ; the pre vicus State record. A.' a junior two-year -olid* Brownie wo?i a Silver Medal fcr producing | 541.17 lba.'of butterfat and 9477 lbs. of milk in 334 days and a year, later sfye becama the champion junior three-year-old Jersey by producing: 7.61.95 lbs. of /butterfat and 11011 lba*. cf milk in 3&> days. Brcwnia is the daughter of Prin ces FTWe, the champion producer, all breeds, S~uth of the Mason and Dixon Lire and Dixie's first cow to produce 1000 lbs. of butterfat on of ficial test. " l et I s Do Your Job Work THE COtHRIKR Like addin more cylinders On the steepest hills you get the full effect of Esso. A swelling flood of power sweeps you up ward, smoothly, quietly ? with out a shift. Where all your motor's power is needed, Esso is like adding two more cylin ders. Try a tankful today. The ajsfomWtiii^^ Costs 5 cents more -worth it 8 T~A L?C O -M P A N V . ( N.J. ) 986 SAY "" BAYER . 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