MAJORITY REPORT GOOD
AS ADOPTED.
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a strong sentiment in favor ' : of
this. . ,
The report "of Committee
on
Commission Spends Entire Day judiciary was taken ud tonteht
in Debate on Majority Report and debated. This provided : for
ot auD-ommuiee on laxa- several judicial circuits for
Su-
tion.
perior Court Judges,
by a bU introduced today toy,
i Senator; Smith, of South Caro-v
Atunt.c Hotel, Moorebsad CUy. B.UToP f Cotton-Seized
";" --lhe c M ssnt. During War. ?
the entire day m debate on " the f ..
majority report of the sub-corn- Washington, June 27. Deposits
mitte? on taxation, the - main U1 u.uuu.uuu 'oi government
paints of which are: ' bonds in banks of- cotton' grow
Taxes shall be uniform on the inS 'states would be authorized,
same class of property ;
Subjects of taxation may be
classified and separated, for Aina , r - :
stit;? ani local purposes; The bonds would represent the
If separated, taxes on real amount held by the treasury for
property shall be - exclusively cotton seized at the time of the f
for local purposes ; MVU war.ciaims ior wmcn nave
State, County and municipal not been adjusted, and the amont
property is exempted from taxa- of the revenue tax on cotton eola
tion and the Legislature may iected by the government j as t
exempt cemeteries, property held after the war and before the
for educational, library, charita- supreme court held the tax un
til? and religious purposes; constitutional.
Stata and county ad valorem Senator Smith said today that
tax limited to 50 cents on $100 tne money properly belonged in
valuation, and municipal tax tnB cotton states and that the
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a 7 pants i fcoveruuiem. suouia Keep it on
CALLS FROM'HOME.
Vm here among a people ' v: -,-y
As kind as they can be: . -v
They smiled first I' met them
And now. the wetcomd ms.
Theyhave a growing city,,
, The business men are men:.
Their danghters;are as charming
As ever yet hive been. ,
The scenes arejich inspiring,
I Kive the grainy hills :( . y '
0 when 1 see their beauty, .
My heart' With rapture thrills.
And while the breezes blowing
Are.rustBng'.torough theheat,
The birds are flirting, eating, ,
'And making music Sweet, ,
1 love the pleasant people,
- The scenes and balmy air,
a "And yet, the down-east country ,
-Js calling me back there.
Nu matter jarhere 1 travel,
How far tway I r jamv
1 never goo distant
I hear not calls from home -
M, .B. Awoiaws,
Now in Roxboro. July 30th 1913;
fTOVN OF: ROXBRO STATE
'HI? MHDTU rADAT IMA'
i X.; The Fire Department of the -
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ftawn of ; Roxboro, 1ST; C.x -shall ,
toni3t;,of a. .chief and assistant
t IiVrr 2 captains and 22, fire
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: VVe are pleased to announce to our friends and in trie insurinq.
i uuuui: in rvnYnnrn nnn . rprenn i .minrir tat . tr hoirD nurhoc v ;
ii8'--"-TjfcpaTtment ihaii be &e insirance'Agency o! The Roxboro Real Estate & Trust Com-'
ci i nip companies, aesign- pany;eitecUve as Ot JulV 1st lym. and that wt 'riurnosp to .con-
, t. --r-Tc-rv - --tuuli n. uin W453 auu uu-w-uate insurance, Dusmess unaer - tne v
Hos, Company , -No. 2. Tne 'sta- - --.-. C - "N - ,1
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tl.oi'orhoss house of No. 1 shall
ThjUtitiou or hoai houss of No: . - VU lllllllUllrllU ,VX LiVllU
v": . , y - vnaMeizi iieauqvaners as may.oe announced m a, later issue n
-atratoieir; th3 Pioaeer Ware- W De courier yye will have the lienor of reDreseatingomQ of -1
3bdi36C..- - V ;.A?teriCsrWdst-beYand "ieadihg fire insurance companies and :"
sIWp iiir"if thP VhiPf ,1Ibe itt Jjositipa to give you prptectioa on your property -'that
shall, be U3tt As are prescribed AnfAmnhilA RaI1a. Rmi quw rAftu' nJ.i;-'uT:. .
Teachers Examinatioitr 1
The examination of white
teachers to teach in the public ce bf the chief. "
Schools of Perion County ; wilt 5.;': There shall be appointed : a
waurWi an 'fires H-shail be Mwctory'ajrTiCft'- Ali business placed in ou- hand wilfbe -given
: . Prompt and efftbient attention.-, s. . ; ' ( -
0,11-er jm i;ua,rgtf ai ait pxau- 1 -.j, , " , ' , . r -
ti and -at all fires 4 ' j Anticioating a liberal shar of the best business from the best
- 4TnlissistWt ali; have rw County, :we .
lU'iamj powers as the chief, and " - Yours for business-like seryice,.- ;
shall abt ,as chief in. the absen- r . - . t
C. C. CUNNINGHAM & W. F. LONG.
A compury capitation tax Posit .there untU aii cl,fc for each of the .ho
tagainst it have been settled. His 1UIUUIUUV' x-wu . VYiU, companies, wno snaii unaer tne
over $2.00;
be required in order to take up 0niSra ot the chief have -charge
n ...... . , c. bill specifies that the money is 0 1---- up pr
. -anilth !au W3 820001 suDj3cts. un mou- 0f his respective company, and
Wni- -f-n hQ nnn,oa c10 io tne coiorea teacn- fiac
proMuea iur, auu agaiust icumug J , 'ers will be examined. It isery .ivw a,d wHLhnniW . .f
debts.
n Viq Honniaif 5n Vi Qni 1 f Vi orn
un.ess mteresi xnereon is... . . Mnv tha ha nnioTari onhj :AS '
banks "for the purpose of aid- " - veacoi.- saiu. uapiaius auau. .- u 4.
' ops will Via nvo m in-rt T ia Vnnir . . . j f !
iTie:' the producers in marketiner
xivuv Vxi, Qwi o waive powers Qunng an mes. .
f-reiit of the State : 1
. 4.. tt t the cotton crop. '
Representative Haymore, , Re-
publican, offered .an amendment
that capitation tax be made op-
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Full Time at Spencer.
law requ-rs the School Commit
ment may when ever he deems it
teemen to meet in their town. necessary at -any fire establish X
the Legislature, bpencer June du uooa news sKjnS tn mnint- -r-Ws fnp, :
, ,3 " H i U Allies j,ClUt aiy I'ciojii
optional with
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There was a not Hgnt over tni3, caui xo opeucer ounuay wnen thsir respective--schools,, with within sid lines without
uui 11 was iusl a .w v vyic. cx uw x J tne approval 01 tne uounty u- ijn 0i he- proper offiseishall. X
Th? majority report 'war- perinterident, and it will be neti tivs dottle tor each $
miich debate, put uponitsc of teachers to have cer- 0.f8ns
leading, and passed by 13 to 2 employes shall work six days ,per( tilicates before they can be em- 7 Anv perS0Il in- anv wav hin
It looks like this provision- wees am egnx nours per viay
per- 1
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played.
cerin-r or interferring with any
Examination Tor Hih School 1ireman or nre aparatus 'during.
five dol-
vo:es
i tinally determined. The eri- with the ex-eption of the round-
ti:e cppoiitlon as to feegregation riouse ana car departments and five-year certificates will anv.flre snan be finei
0; ourc?s of State and local re- wmn snait worK nine nours. fce held oa JulY 10th and 11th. Lna nrArHinir this hqii not
LAaiimmiiua ior uuuS men apply to an- person agisting in 4.
vo Gnie.- tu3. a. & M to rge win
REO iiE TIFTH !
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fce hell on Thursday the - 10th.
Hox'co:o,-N. C, JuneOth, 1913.
G. F. Holloway,
For the past month the shops
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CharUs E.. Ernizer, R. A. JNunn were on wirai is kuuu as tuun
J. c. Martin, and others appear- time, gub, it is said, to this being
e:l before the commission advo-'the end of the fissal year. The
catiiu exemption of building and announcement that the working
loin associations from taxation, kours will be materially. increas-
Speaker Connoi'3 term of o:fice ed brings joy to several thousand
as Superior. Court Judge begin- People at Spencer.. In addition to
" , the increased hours wages were
ning on July 1, he was excused. nfl nnrpflRAr1 fwo nbrits ner
from further attendance by a nour which amounts to about Jlina county that is alive to the
ri inT vote. I $3,000 per month at Spencer nee 0f g00d roads. The roads
The sub-committee oh legisla-..a lone.
tion reported today an amend- , , . ,
F J . - our l ne of low cut shoes for
ment prohibiting the-passage of udieg an3-gent3 has Htely been
io:?.l special an private laws rP?mVmrsd, so come if vou want
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pulling the hose carts.)
8. Any person' excapt a mem-
cer of the fire company removing
any of the fire aparatus
from r.
Burke Buildp Roads.
Eurke is another North Caro
Co. Supt. tng j,ose u0useg or places of de-
posit, (except in case of an alarm
of fire) shall ba fined ten dol
lars. -
.s.
1913 SERIES. :
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The Masterpiece of Mr. R. E. Olds? 1 who lias had 26
years experience in fcuilding Motor Cars- ' "
We have just received a shiprnenf of these cars.
vome ana see ? mem.
MOTOR- GAR CO.
Distributors Hudson, Reo, Hupmobiles.
LONG
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Legislature. There
is to be fitted right.
Berman & Lipshitz.
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I with your
to
furnishyou
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9. The following earned per- v
enrw shall pnnstitut. the fire tWttMH,t $H&
in Burke have always bsen Poor, epartmsnt until" thsir suceWors . """
In rainy seasonsmany of them are appointed, he chief shall
were well nigh , impassable, and haV8 tha DOwer at any time to , YTTTT
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only small loads could be hauled dismiss-- any .member, for good
ov,er them. The strain onstock rause and appoint his successor.)
and vehicles amounted to a big J M. . O'Briant, Chief,
annual loss. ; y '( - n. Lunsford, :
But at - last Burke became , -. Assistant Chie".
aroused to . the value of :good Membef3 Ho,e ,Compkny No. 1,
roads, and once the good people Io2at9 t Court HouSg.
ol , that cbuntj' became aroused
.hey do things up .brown.
Just now magnificent sand-
f
t We have a nice stock made up, they will $
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t fit and are made of the Best material.
i We will appreciate and thank you for
! your orders assuring you that we will 1:ake
! care of ypur interest in every instance.
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Bo 3 Michael; D. .W. Le.dbetter,
M.-E. Long, 0. B. McBroom, Z..V.
Ottvnn. Cant.. C. W. Alii ion, Max-
clay highways; are being built ii9;anM b. R
luxo.iviu-gdaiuii. uiiu we ara.ucr-, T, - , nv Alf plovnn ortR fl
tain that once Eurke County peo- . :
. ; ' 1 Clayton.- .. .. . . . ,. - - I
pie get a' taste of good-roads,; Members'Ho5e company No.- 2,
thay wi 1 build other. - ,1 0at8d .nsar the Pioneer Ware
Bid you ever hear of a ' county ; w - . . " t
J . i -v house. . ' - -yy i
wuiuu uau .ttiou syiU v 5:i3 . W kerSonBun Mc3rbDmr.
roaas giving tnein up as a uau- !Q MrtT T, HrH V.. VJ .;
iEradsher,. A. Clayton, 1. r .
Cheatham, :S. " B. Davis, Capt-v
J. B. Harvie, M. O'JBriant,. W.
T. Long amf S. R. Whitt.-
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Roxboro's Leading Store.
Proposition? - charlotte News.
The Canning vndustf y. i :
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The canning- industry is being
conducted in a, profitable way
by a number of fawners-in Ca
barrus. Althocghv aif the caner
ies are conducted in a small way,
not a large" one being located In
the vcounty, yet they, return" a
good revenue and,-prove a soUr
ce oftgrea't saving for thesur
plus - produce. One qf - the oldest
canneries .in the counter is. con-
duct ed ; by Mr.. George F. Barn-
hardt; who inddition .to 1 can
Largest In the World.
The Meadows Milling Company
of ' Wilkes County! which manu
factures corn mills, is the largest
establishment- of the kind in the
w'brld, according to Mr. T. -: B.
Finley, quoted in . the Vyilkes; Pa
triot.. It has an normous; out
put, aid -recently it. received or:
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The biggest, and , J)est:- stiock
- ;. goods in Person County;
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We sell tue: best; and -save
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Ior hUwnuseandforhisneigh-1 " ? V - T -u:
4W4.W fcyetoftlocalj grocers. ' ; ; -, company, .ycf , r 7173,' 1 1 ..jx
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