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VOL . XXX
ROXBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, Wednesday Evening, November 12 1913.
No.46;
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HON. E. J. JUSTICE IS TEN
DERED FINE PLACE.
Offered Position of Special
( cunsel For the Department
cr' Justice.
11 ii E. J. Ju3':i33 0: Greens-h'-o
lii i b?e:i offered, a position
; ivH'iii counsel fo? the de-
ntmciit cf justij.?. He. will
M1 r her? Tueiday,mornm.?and
, t iuv' itely be siven an assie;n-
;: - r nt San Franoiso in a ,gov-
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The ccjnmissloner declined to
uss the matter lurther than
to ask, 'whD told you about it?'
t is known however, that Col- '
:ne Osborn was the man who
succeeded in landing tfie place
or Mr. Jis;i?e. He is very close
to President Wilson and on sev- ;
oral occassions within the
past month the commissioner has j
b?en closeted with Secretary Tu- '
multy. " j
The plice which has been of- !
Various Cai didates ShQlr: (Jains :
In Courier liarib Contest
me
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ered Mr. Justice, pays $7,500 a
linl case involvin-r 9,9.. i.ear and all travel.no: and hotel
to the United States "xp3nses- lt is one of the most
If YOU Are A Hustler-Win A" 300 Piano A $75 or $40
torVictro!a. A $2S or $10 Gold fWatch -You CANT
LOSP: Frr AU Get SOMETHING J A Prize Or
Cash Commisiiori. 10 in Gold Goes Sat
urday Nov. 15 at 2 p. m . Send
I:i Any Subscriotions
You Hav-.:;
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Mr. Justice was : P -nsio'e positions in the de
bv Senators Sim- , Prtnient of justice and ranks
m . uS an 1 Overman, Commissicner ,e:ond only to tnat of tne at
v' International Revenue Osborn ' tcrnev general himself. The
Secretary of the Navv .Tn- 'Pllce is similar to those held
phuy Daniels. The real power
u in- uiuveuiBui., uowever, was i
by Senator Kenyonof Iowa, and
Fred W. Lehmann. of St. Loui?.
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ROL'GEMONT
jliis Mary K. Clark,
Mr : . H L . Ca rver,
, ROXBORO j
Aliis. Bessi3 Winstead,"
j i is Mamie Pleasant,
Mi:s Annie Brooks,
M'uz L.zii n Yancey,
Mijs Maggie Day,
xi is Lliza idanks,
Kiis L;zzi3 Burton,
Miss Louise Brooks,
Mjss Ku.h Newton,
M ss Mary Cheek, .
M ss Helen Dover
1,000.
4,100.
1,000
1,000.
3,325.
5,750.
1,000.
8,925.
1,000.
1,000.
5,625.
4,725.
his r.ce lhaOnrns in the greatest
amount of cah sub3c:iotion business '0 Toe Courier,
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t'lijnm'ssioner Osborn, who sue- two 01 tne De8t known lawyers
(teled in bringing the matter to ! n 1n9 country, Mr. Justice, it is
n !-'o3? today. '-ail will be giyen some of the
'.Mien asked whether they had Ingest 'trust busting" jobs or
room mended Mr. Justice both tIle country. H:s first assign
onatorj Simmons and Overman lljent' nowever, wi 1 be the task
saidt hat Attorney General Mc- ot convincing the courts fthat
Reynolds had asked them about $2,000,000 worth of land now
the Greensboro attornev and I bein- held tne railroad in
that thpy had recommenced him hrets om be diverted to the
r Aforney General McReynolds j -nited States government.
asked me said Senator Simmons.
what 1 knew about Mr. Justice
1 told him that he was one of
the ablest lawyers in the State
and that I thought him especial
ly fitted for the work which the
government wanted him to per
form. I added, that my recom
mendation might have some
wein's. because while r. Jus
tice airil I were cn rienlly terms
we had not always-been togeth
er on Issues in th3 Democratic
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Books Now Open
TAXPAYERS
Please call now at my office
in Roxboro and settle your tax
es for 1913. I want to collect
and make settlement of all tax-
e as soon as possible. The
S!fhrrle PnK q nci PVninfv
"Mr. McReynolds spoke to me reed the money and must insist
about Mr. Justice and I toll ti'm on everybody settling promptly,
he was eminently fitted for the Yqu wi l rind he books open in
placed said Senator Overmatu 4 ' off i e every day.
After the 'cat was let out ot THOMPSON
the bag' Commissioner Osborn N' & THOMPSON,
was asked what he knew about ShrrTf oHPersoh County.
sinoe tle r.ins ortli'.c ntesr, Utfio Siturday, Nov
ember 15th. at 2 p, m , wid $10 ja gold. Win it! It is
the first special cash pilzz ii tlm contest.
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THE COUKTElv'S PIANO CONTEST..
VOTING AND NOMINATING COUPON
1000 VOTES
NAME
P. O. "Address
Phone, if any.
First coupon c m i's 1 0 )0 v 'e for candidate uamed thereon.
Afier a i-hui- i- placc-o iu nomination.-each coupon
good tw 25 vuics Voiii after Nov 29ih.
DID YOJ GAIN IN VOTES?
Look over the standings of
th3 various candidates and
s;hoo.s printed in this issu3 of
Th? Courier, ia the Piano Con
test. YOcR favor .te has moved for
ward a fe.v vote5, or a few
THO SAND-it all depends cn
how much o a hunler that "av
oiite IS.
.h Courier i going to
:w y $500 in prizes by
O.h, and the H. STL IRS
ot ig to V7aN THSM.
Nj any o b,r. ct; a Ida 1 -
.akiJg Li:HT AHOLD of
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ninnOf io:. otii wu.v buuuwu .
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thy. The Couriers prop: si ion
V, a BUSINESS PROPOSITION,
a:i A B10L TI GUARANTEE OF
PRIZi o? i CASH COMMIS-
DO IT NOW.
A gool Geieril says 'Follow
ME Eoys' -not "Go on Boys".
And a gooi candidate that real
y WANTS th3 $300 P. a no in
h LOnieit wi 1 b3 clnrging
i h. i.ito ih3 work NOW. an i
t-w mTT f -t r TXT
1VI J7 TO THi PJ IVt
LCQJ VbjZB TO 53,000 VOTES,
c o diUS'Vto the length of the
ubi ripaon. To win, GET SUB-
S R. PRIONS or The Courier
(oil nr-coinons iron tne
p p2TSi
give
Dec.
are
this
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OLlVTO B51 GIVEN" kwf
SAT. RDAi.
V3 riY2 been Layiig 'DO IT
NuW' o course it's our slog in,
v h h se ry to impib on, the.
'Gth-r FgIowh" miad, in an
nnrr tMTDTVH
,H-SE FIRST FEW DAYS OF
1UL RACE, is th3 iini3 you
v. a .it to b3 Up and Doing, and
will
f.tLOT US KNOW.
I . XJR. NAME (or your
. hoo)V:is 'entered in this race,
a.i - d'Vl ON;T want to compete,
h; Lpu ter wit coasider it a
favo";if yoi ' wi 1 l3t us know.
.O II?" NOW.
"'. . iOET LISTS.
I wii'ail yoi wonderf u iy if
toa ;liive;a 1st of the present
e drj of he Courier ia your
sejiunand the l.st will give
3 oa vth3. 4ate3 to which these
'e dfBrs.1 are paid. THE LISTS
ARS FREE, and GET THEM
NOW, Bemember, a subscriber
NO W GETTING THE COURIER
can pay up anylhing he owes
q.v paya year iit advance, AND
HdLP YOU. ;.
1 25 O TH TEACHER.
Anv "jfehoo. winn ng this piano
d s;rv33 thit Ls teicher shou d
hivo ate3timoaiail cf esteem
sctinrt 1 ts work. Thera-
ha,t ourilf wilTvetb 1
teacher of any school winning
I13 p.ano a cheok 1 or $25.
' I TiOLA ON DISPLAY.
ill; 75. and $40 Viitrolas the
s: o d and third Grand Prizes in
h; io r.ieflf Piano Contest,
iiaVj been purchased through
.vlr. A L pshitz su:cessor to Ber
11 a an & Lipshitz). These. Vic-
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Roxboro Right Up in Front
The .Roxboro tofcaaco market
iJ ttanciing right up d; cSe Unt
e idy for the market bring v "it
right along to Roxboro,. .our
warehousemen will look .', after
your, interest, and, bur , buyers".
7'' t f acturers ; they , represent, . so
what is the usb of . shipping it Vi
and pay ng the railroad to .haul ' -
i; for yoi, or hauling it 20 or
iO miles when you an get just 1
as much, or a little bit more
by ee ling in Roxboro?
5 Watch The Courier . and we
promise that, should this mark
et drop below other markets we
will. certainly tell you. We know :
they are not going to do : this
and therefore we are not afraid
to mak3. ",hi3 promise. We know
the men running the warehouses, -and
we know th3 men buying the1.
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1 uiC30 this year. Last ! tobacco, and we know that they
jucnth we sold over ' two million have se,nse enough to know that .
po;nds, ab:ut 300,000 pounds if they do not pay what the
more than Durham. 1 weed is worth our people are not
Th3 bec part of the business oing to sell here and if the'
i 1 hat prises are right up to farmtr3 con't S3ll here - they;
Ti3 top, in .ast there is no mar- will lose their jobs.
uc uiaa;ug auj UfcJlier, II as
high averages .as Roxboro.
Our farmers have the grade of !
tnat, tne , SALE of HORSES and MULES,
uwiiuiaviums waui, ana tne
-I
Xon't forget the BIG AUCTION
w rehousemen and buyers
p ying them for it.
1
are
Friday November 21st at Theo.
F. Collins Sale Stables, South
yoi have any of the weed Boston, Va. Collins & Throop.
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READERS of Th3 Couri?r, and
o iiht among those you know
ON THAT LIST, during tne
vt fpw dav vou ouiht to
eislr gather 25 or 30 subs.T.p
tlons, and WIN TH2 $10 IN
GOL ) SATLRDAY. TRY IT it , OOOOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
oesn't cojt anyth ng, and YOJ r YOU GET YOURS?
MUHT BE $10 ri3her. (Tne
; oatest Man ger wil. seni you
Viitrola dealer for Person Coun- J 4... ...f .4.4.4. , , W . I
iy and wlil be on display at his - i- ;J ; ' 1
NEW SHIPMENTS
There has been a letter, sub-
n 1st o Dr3Sat reiaers m your 'h wiv
e tio 1 I PON REjQfcjfcST ?or and full information Mailed ev
same. Phore The Courier fcr ery CANDIDATE whose name
ih3. 1 at. DO IT NOW.) ; printed jn tWs weeks (
'ourier.
TH 2 REASON WHY. ,f yQU haye not received YOUR
The fol owing are ; the prizes LETTER and 8upplies by the
tnit wri oe awamijj iu tu3 njuu
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0 o.e 0.1 a,i?a aicer eaiui-ua.y. v
cal and se3 them hear therm
played. They are tome prizes. '
you w"t mind carving that bird if you 1
HAVE A CARVING KNIFE THAI WIM. 'w
MRS. CARVED:
YOiriX"BEGLAD TO HAVE YOUR. FIENDS DWE g
,r wrw KNIVES. FORK AND 2
S WITH YOU IF YOU HAVE NEW KNIVES, FORK
I SPCQNS FOR TKE TABLE.
COME AND S XE OURS.
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A $c0J H.gh Grade Piano.
x &7j V.c.oi- Ciitro a Talking
Math. no.
a $40 Vc:or Vict.ola Talking
Ma-chine.
A 25 E ia Go:d Yatch.
A S10 Elgin Gold Watch.
Ani S-S5 U Sp3.iil Cash Priz
es to be given away from time
10 time, ths 310 to g3 THIS
CQjilNJ i AT.RCAY being the
fir it Spe:iil
Then he 'reasoi why' this
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t3Jt APPEAL 3 TO ALL,
is
ler.u e ALL GST- SOMETHING,
;hit compste to the end, and
vura in 3V3n ad lit .13 as $23 in
csjh Lubs?riptio;i buduess, if
they 'aii to win a prise. A cash
onm-sam coss to, EVERY CAN
LI0AT2 taking part, on the
f.boVa terms. And basiles 1hs
GUARANTEE, every wcrker has
th; epportuni y of taking part
in "a :ontes; . wherein she may
wi a Hi rh Grade $309 P.ano,
time this paper reaches you
PHONE US at OUR EXPENSE
and a duplicate will be mailed
you. We want YOU to have
and EVEN START, and an op
portunity to win the $200
Piano.
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CANDIDATES NOMINATED.
ii:e .ol.owiag are the caadi
at2J nominated m The Comsrs
P a:io Contest. All were given
,.0J votes each to start wkl1l
'CI BAR CR0VE
Ruth. Wei Is,
Mary McDad3,
Jessi-3 Compton,
Vesta "Vaughan,
DNNIfeTOX, VA.
J. D. Dufi,
HCRDL5 MILLS
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Tug?l3 O'Briant,
Miss Nannie Lou Malono,
Miss Fannie Bell Hawkins, 1,030
Miss Anni3 Kay 'OB.i.n':, 1,010
deceived This
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3,350.
1,000.
4,725.
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5,825.
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LEASBJR
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--A3Y TO GET SB 3CRIPTTONS ! M s j AmeJii Col:man
VThe p an of the contest is: ' Mi Mildred Wilborn,
Lv3iv 'coipon cut from The
t ou ier counts 25 vo :es. And in
fddi io 1 EVERY SUIS :RIPTION
AN Y CANDIDATE T uRNS IN
(o anv s:juao- lunii iu iui no
iandioatei COcNTS iFOM 1 iv.i;, LKu Po,1
li :s Emma Newman,
t y i ;s B;s:i3 Tho npsan
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1,000.
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4,650.
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During the past few days we have
greatly replenished our stock with new
lots of Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies Coats,
Men's and Women's Shoes, Thompson's
Glove Fitting Corsets, etc.
Thei e are great values in 'the new lot
of Ladies Coats and they are swell styles,'
a lot of close outs sent us by bur manu
facturer at reduced prices.
We have just put on display a nice line
of Gut Glass and odd pieces and sets of
nice novelty China at popular prices.;
Desirable merchandise in many lines is
scarce and hard to get in the wholesale
markets, but if it is to be hadwe get it
and yoii will be mighty apt to find what
y(m-wanth "
Look here first and you ; will probably
not have to look aground so jmuch before
finding what you are looKif6i3W:
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