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. ' "THERE is a crest deal tcir.z sa:J throughout the
. 1 1 country about the fcnpcrtar.ee cf focunjas aaoc
" v : cupation. ; The fact is, , that the crest mass cf
people are just beginning to understand 3 value of land
-and the independent position ci, the. farmer. ; The (rest'
drawback' to farming in the past has been the lack cf know
ledge with regard to methods of asriculna-eand the precau
tion on the part of the farmers to lay. u? "oonej la good
' years for possible emergencies when crop f5.v
v The farmer who deposits bis surplus money in a strong, '
safe bank can tide over a season of bad . crops, when it
t comes. ; This bank issues Certificafes of Deposit, yielding
, interest at the rate of Four Per Cent "Ci J'J't,' ; .
' , SAVINGS ACCOUNTS OF.DNE DOLLAROR MORE V
: ARE CORDIALLY -INVITED. . V .
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Dauiel Ferry, of JTorth Oayolina,-
EeceiveS Fatal Injuries Step- .
ping on Car,
Riclimood. Vft.; Out. 17. -Caught in
the door of Tapidly descending teva
tor in the bui'Jji? which it Undergoing
repair at Ey! -3 and Franklin atreeta;
Mr Daniel Fery, about 23 yeara old.
a North Op" '""s'enubed
and aiukoat i&8Uutly kuvu oa Saturday
morning. ",t, x - . '
Mr. Parry leavefav wif and 5 enll-
Crashed beneath aa elevator, iMr.
Daniel Perry, one of the balntera em
ployed at the. Gresnam ApartmenUat
Roeland and Franklin street! waa in
stantly killed Saturday morning. The
elevator waa on its downward trip, and
without giving warning that he wished
toget onthe man tried to board the
ear as it passed hlr floor, Jumped too
soon and fell under the ear, being eaught
between It and the floor and horribly
mutilated 4' -a -Sr -, X -
As soon aS possible the elevator was
stopped, but the' body of the nan had
fallen to the ground floor some distance
below. .The city ambulance was called
and pr." Harahbarger responded, but no
thing could be done, as ibe man bad
bees killed as soon as caught under the
i Mr. Perry was 23 years eld, andeame
to Kichmond some time ago from North
Carolina, where be leaves - a 'wife and
three smalt 'children. . Mrs.' Perry lias
been notified of her husband's death,
and the body is being held until she tel
egraphs what -disposition she- wishes
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Coroner Taytor-was sent for immedi
ately ofter. the accidentf lt Is hardly
probable, however, that an inquest. will
be ordered, ' as ihoee working on the
building point out that no one "can be
held "responsible for Perry's death," It
being due In a large measure to his own
miscalculation Is trying to Jump aboard
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Our rail Stylesiffl footwear
V4i;.';Ittts 5 tell ',you why-thee shoes, sre. Beat They are. Jhe i.
Most tylish,- Ther Most sCVnnforlable, The longest - Wearing and ' the j
price will Please like the Shoes. Thevery latest -etyres for 'Autumn
wear are to be found In these splendid shoes. That perfect feeling of
comfort in every pair. "XJall and see them.. L " "l1t n "5"
Cor. fiddle andfl. ?ront Bt ' ; ' Bryait 31ock.
V.-'Dled.
! At ber country home near Hertford,
N. C; at 7 o'clock Monday ? morning,
Mrs. J T E-Moore age' 70 years; .'In
torment will take place Tuesday at the
family burying ground at New Hopei
- JO CURE COLD W ONE BAY -
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. "Druggists refund money if It
fails to cure.' & W. GROVETS signa
ture is on each boSvJSoc
. ; Another shipment of those
oeauuim vv puana jjraziarjaa
hobble skirts received today.
Ubof la Depressed
la North Carolina
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: HAS A RECORD OF 75 YEARS OF CONTITrjOUS
JSUC&S;; TO.CURE ANY CASE"!-
f OF CHILLS AND. FEVER OR RIONEY REFUNDED," !
; RsleigbK. C Oet. 17-Tbo'wags.
earners of North Carolina have-not yet
been able to recover the favorable "eon
ditlons which prevailed for some years
prior to 1909, declares Commlnsioner of
Labor and Fruiting M L 5hipman Iri the
introduction to the section of , his 1910
report just prepared for the State prin
ters. A tense of depression, he says,
probably affects this class' of eHisens
more -than any other ta( that it forces
ihentlronk permanent employment and
brings about the necessity of searching
for positions or remaining in -enforced
idleness.. H ssys it may ps suggested
truthfully however,- that these avoca
tions, commonly termed the trades and
embracing representatives -embracing
experince and ability,", have afforded
employment more regularly., u at re
duced, wages, than the daily wage
worker in many of the. mill districts,
lumber plants and other industrial cen
ters, where the more efficient class of
labor is not in demand so much. . He
finds, he says, that, comparatively few
skilled laborers, willing to work are
without i employment at reasonable
wages.1 lie says the wage, earner is
confronted with the most annoying situ
ation in the demands upon his earnings
for actual living expenses,.; prices for
actual home necessities having advan
ced out of proportion to his, income or
earning capacity. ,
Ball ,
The :Athietica Defeat Cubs ; in
Tho First
special 10 journal. . j
Philadelphia, Oct. 17. -The world se-
riea ball games began today with a tre
mendous , erowi, Mclntlre .replaced
Overall in third inning. k yl ,
- The corj. t'-W ,f
Phikderpbia, , 0 0 2 tO O 0 0. x4
Chicago, t 0 0 0 0 0 0 M l-l
Batterjea, Bender and Thomas, Over
all, Mclntyre and Kling.
, Hits-:Athletics 7,'Cubs a, ' 7 ,
; Errors Athletics S, Cubs I.
Stanley Ketchel Shot. -
Springfi Mo.'r Octi ?17-Stanley
Ketchel. champion middle-weight nug-
ilist of the world,lied8A a result second telegram tellmg' of the'indict-
FederalJry Eewards Months of
fiecrel Efforts by Depart '
Hirashuigton Stet,? 17- Af tsVmonths
secret effort and patient waiting, the
officials of the genera) land office were
able ta -. announce the , Indictment
of a number of claimants Jo valuable
coal lands in Alaska.'; The entries in
volved number 154,' and cover ' almost
85,000 acres of land, : an Of which lies
in the Bering straits,- id which the Cun
ningham claims are Ideated.-They ari
what IS known as the English or Straey
and the Christopher-Simmonde groups,
the former. containing 80 and the latter
74 claims of 160 acres eaeV Tbe de-.
posita covered by these claimed are be
lieved to be as rich of those of the Cub-
ningham mines, which- cut I eonsplcu-
ous Hgureruj the ttauinger-Pincbot eon-
troversy.? rr- - . ' ' , -
The indictments handed down in the
United States ; District 'court, now sit
ting at Tacomaand the information
that-they had been returned was con
veyed; tm- -two telegrams- - received
by Commissioner Dennett from Special
AgesvCbristenfen,- M charge of Alas
kan matters, to Whose efforts the find
ings are especially due."? Theflrst mes
sage contained- ther annouheemenref
the action against .Ae 'English' group
and stated that indictments-bad been
returned against' C P Munday;A H
Straceyy Archie W" Shields and S E
Tingles A few minutes later came the
oC.beinirahorearlv bv . Walter' A JInrbt.
. The shooting took placemen, the ranch
ox k. r. vicicersoni a mena ex &.etcnei,
near Conway, 40 miles east of here:
An hour before be died Ketchel r
gamed -i consciousness, . There - was
thought' to be a slight chance for his re
covery. His condition soon took a de
cided change for the worse; however,
and the and came aoicklv. n J;
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The pugilist died in the Springfield
hospital where he , had been ruabed af
ter removing him to Conway on a spe?
cial train chartered by." Mr. Dickerson.
Three physkianf were o the spot, -v
An ; operation --was perf ormedon
Ketchel atitbe ranch, house 1ir-an at
tempt to locate the bullet. 'It. was not
found, iflj"- , A
'.Out in the. wooded Bills east of here,
Hurts, Ketcher slayer, ; heavily arm
ed is fleeing .before r a pack i of blood
hounds and a posse of officers and citi-
sena. - Diekerson baa placed a. price of
S5,000 on his capture dead or alive.
Spfipgfleld, Mo.. Oct. 17 Walter A
Hurts, who shot and- killed Stanley
Ketchell, world's middleweight cham
pionj was captured, today at the borne
one ' mile from
of Thomas '.Haggard,
Niangoa, Mo,; Hurts waa. taken to the
Webster county- jail at -. Marshfletd,
where be is being closely .guarded. . Z
A large shipment of & P.
Keeas tine snoes,;iust ren
ceryed) J.i3axter.:r -
:evequip::eit :
ran ei::s
r - one way out of it.' The' world : st.ys uiilc a yo i
have "the goods" you; are not it. It matters lit
tle what you make unless you save regularly and
persiutently... '.Therefore is It not wise to-aave
. . riioix'y while you may and invest in aoti.eUiii.-,i t! nt
.. . . ,,: is good and absolutely safe?'" Ey taking bJik : .i..
r t' a Octo! ?r Series of the NEV ESHN EUIir
.:, i: . H LOAN AC30CIATION '...J 1
. ' 22 v ::rs) which we now have on S'.ley.a r.dti
Iny the f ' ion for a t "rsum, but becoriie a fucti.ri i 1' et vu'a t
lift, as V..4 tiidiipy circ lutes X.eeiy and lmprovr3 -I.-. , i r r'
f-nfrally. , - , . ' - .... .-
At the end of seven years vJ.n t'.o atork iratiir-i i 1 i ? .-,.
C or T 1 1 ' i V ', : - or ?-, in- ,. i i .
A rromlaent, New Eern , Eanker Says
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I am now uchg avo'!'ne ahd am well
pleased with it I have never ti le J any
thing I like so well for nar,! catarrh. It
is cooling and soot!.;.'? to the air r r - a
ges tnd makes brea'.l.i.'j fry..' I gen
erally use it before re'.:; z- ' ' "
Viee-Pros. New Eern E '.:r 2 & Tru-t
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New Eon, N. C. -
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tTnlform Standards For Equipment
of Eailroad Cars nd LocoV
motives.
' Washington, Oct. 17.--Uniform Btan
dards for the equpment of railway cars
and locomotives, with safety applian
ces, were prescribed today by an ordei
of the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion.-, , ' . "
' This order is the result of long con
tlnued agitatiun f or uniformity in the
equipment of rirs. . H , '
All e er ! ' wea covered by the
CommSr itonr's o lor are now used on
cars with the exception that two addi
tional Bt.il e si a now required one'.
cars.
' Tie chat ue 1. h
ment jof Cornelius Christopher. George
Sfrftnanda and Mortimer C. SmM. nf
the seconi group, He addi that war
rants! would be issued as soon as the in
dicted men could be apprehended. vi
5 The first group takes its name from
the fact . that a number of - people in
western Canada are supbaed to be in
terested in thoxlaima taken up by this
party. ow'' -.
, Btraey, one of the "men indict ed,is
a resident Vancouver? and id charred
witnt being -Instrumental vin making
some w the locations. Monday' is a
prominent attorney in Seattle. -
.The charge agaidat the Indicted men
is that ih entries, were made lathe
names ot'dumtaiea."1 ' Most of the en
try men were residents of Washington
and their claims are' bald to hay been
located srltlt an- agreement ; that the
claims, should be assigned to third par
ties s soon aS such ' parties willing tp
becoble interested could be' found by the
locatr , There is, said to have been a
further understanding that Ahe tocater
thessje price. afjf f
j Tbe chlrgd differ"' from the1; charge'
maa,ui tne umningnara- eiauns ULwhich
thercwas no allegation that the. entry
men took the claims for persons' other
than themselves, but -rather 'that they
had a previous agreement to .work or
dispose of their claims aa a unit. Jtls
said that yery few of the: claimants
the new caaes ever jaw the land Vn
which thair uhim vam Mad tnr Ino.
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III sell oq Oct. 81, at auction-, 1 a
one horse truck, to collect payment for
repairs on samev " " '
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four or five days" journey to Panama
and on the wav. home the' President ex
peels to write the, greatest part of bis
message to Congress. . v j
. Into the message there will go a re
commendation which seems likely to
place Consress between two firesv VlsP
tors who have talked with the President
rec .atly have, found him in favor' of
lej;'. ,'ation which will ' empower1' the
Stiites to lease and develop their water
po ct. Iq the proposed law there wil
be conditions under which the power
sites would revert to the Govern
un' is eveiy requirement is str
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- MAYER ROTHSCHILD, born in Frankfort, Germany, in
i 1743, and founder of the Great Rothschild fcrtunesthe
greatest on earth peddled from house to hoe when a.
. He saved his money. Economy and INTEREST, at low
rjttes, made this great fortune.
VVe pay Uberal interest consistent with safety 4 per cent.
MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK.
THE. PEOPLES BANK
ipyttH MM PRETTY NECKWEAR
Only-Necessary to Lome to lms store.
; i The woman who appreciates dainty trifles will be delighted with the
-new neckwear we are, showing. If she be an economist the trifling prices
ywhkh prevail on many of the charming stocks and jabots will make an
- equally strong appeal.
- It is astonishing that such fetching accessories should cost so little.
V. Even if her fingers were sufflcently skilled no woman, could make up such
- pretty neckwear at so small an expense.
; All the cleverest novelties in Persian, lace and linen produced this sea-
Ofi have found a place in our new neckwear stock with an infinite variety
bf new ideas in staple styles, such as tailored collars, etc.
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CALD AND SEE QUR DISPLAY.
i that Kive'satisfactio'n' is: what j you vvanirVVe. have!
; come Beauties and knpwthat we :can : please ;you,y
Cook Ctoyes, ood. and Coal :H?aters; r.Oittbves,
Every Cook Stove we sell ii guaranteed tov take top;
c r I Lcttom or money refunded. J , ' -. , ' " f "
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