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SHOT HIS ARM OFF;
AND HE BLED TO ii
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Killing Near Maube:>' Mill Of>egro f
Named A loses films.
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Aiken, S. Nov. ID.?Coroner
Owens ret urned last i.itfht from 1
8taubes' Mil about ei^ht or nin.) '
miles from tin: city, where he went t'' \
ho'.d an hupiest over the remains of ,
one Moses Minis, a ue^ro, who was
Shot and killed I here.
The details of tne affair appear to
Ire very meagre, Those present at 1
the lime appear to lie too seared to I
talk very much, and are said to have
been beastly drunk.
The atruir happened on Saturday ,
night, and Minis died on Sunday af
ternoon. I>r. Hastings Wyman was
summoned Sunday morning and
otin I duns'ar.n alun*:t> shot off near
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House Certificates
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he shoulder, and another In-diet hole
hrotiKh the wrist <>r the same mem (
?er Mims had almost bled to death 1
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lossihle done for him, he died about
hrce (('clock In the a'termon. Ho.
ore death he was able to talk a little
if the affair, but whit he said eon
a'ned very little of value asevid cnc?
Minis told the physician that he
roust h ive been sh it a' out three or
four o'clock Sunday morning, and
that lie did not know who shot him,
that I e knew nothing until he waked
ip in his mortahy wounded condition, j
Sunday morning. It seems that a
lumber of negroes were drinking to
pettier, and probi d> in a drunken
row the man was ?li is.
It was also stated that they were
so drunk that w hen thoj attempted
to take him home, he was allowed to
tumble out of the butf>ty several
times.
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ROYALTY BUNCHED
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Three Kings, l ive Queens and Six- t
teen Princes end Princesses
Dine Together.
Windsor, England, Nov. 17.--Today 1
will long be rem* mbercd in Windsor 1
Castle as the occasion ol an ev?nt |
probably unique In history?at Wind- i
, 1
sor Castle u lunch was served in the t
state (lining room i > a party consisting
of three Kings, .\e Queens and h> 1
I'rinces and l'i inoesses. The royal i'
quests were the King and Queen of
England ,the Emperor and Kmperess of (
Germany, the King and Queen of I*,
Spain, the Queen of Portugal aim the
Queen of Norway. Several interesting
photographs of t lie group of monarchs 1
and then of tlie entire party were
taken.
The royal ho rough was unusually (
lively with crowds of sight seers
watching the arrival of the royal
guests and othei incidents connected
' will) such an unusual gathering.
fin nnntn il crane
UN DUTn 010110
, A STORY
BY W. F. BRYAN.
"Looks pretty, doesn't It?" demaned
Ted Barrior. as Nella Fenway
ame out on the broad p'azzi.
The Kirl glanced over the well kept
iwn, past the road and so across the
elds to the cool dark of the woods bound.
"Fretty!" she repeated scirnfully.
It's just tUe loveliest thing lever
iw. It looks almost like the counry."
'Almost," achoed Barrion. "I say
hat's a bit iough on a fellow. Slicherr
guaranteed that it would be the
eal thing."
"That's just the trouble," she exilalned*
"You just go to the man
nd tell him you want to give him a
am dance regardless of expense.
Tour jack-o'-lanterns are carved by
n artist and they are Illuminated by
lectric lights Instead of candles. You
lance in the barn, but the dancing
loor you blald down costs more than
ome of the real barns themselves, and
>he baud jou imported from town will
day the same music that wc are gong
to have all winter and by the
lame men."
"I wanted to have the bent," he
aid, a little sulkily, as he turned
.way. A little hand rested upon his
irm for a brief instant, thoug li he
elt the Impress lone after It had been
emoved.
"It Is the best -your best,'' she
aid. "But It's not a real farm dance
,ny moje than this is a real farm,
'ed. It's all a play and a pretense.
Ve were to wear print drerses.and
lita Farnum is upstairs Kitting |?i0
decollete mulle gown trimmed with
eal lace. That's her idea of the way
farmer's daughter dresses."
Ted glanced approvingly at the simle
little print frock that suited so
rell the fresh, rounded tigure and the
dquant face above.
"It Is useless to paint the lily?unit
the lily is faded." lie said with a
tttle laugh. "When Illtv 1-arnum
* ' L> ,.:k! Vr in.
,! ' ic'm ijnot to her liking she wll 1 j
.. and) the other piace .'ur a dressmak*
o fix It o^ar. AH dressmakers will gu
i the other place,' he r Ided
"That's frm> <iee -l>c 1 lef ' a-sort
fella, with a rippling laugh it re
ninded Ted of the song of oirds lu
ho i arly morning.
' That's wl oro the;* ought to go, '
ie growled. "Even eternal torture
fill not atone their crimes against art
und nature in the way they fix over
die human form tc make it conform
to the dresses they have built on tlie
wire models."
"How aouut tlia way you have made
Lhis farm over into a toy? That i?
iust af bad."
"What's the matter with the farm?'
iemanded ifarrion* It,s one of the
ihow placas of the country. You are
the only one who has aaid anything
Hj&init it."
"1 am disappointed.'' explained the
Sir). "You see l>ad docs not Hire to
reminded of those times wheu?er"?
"Hefore they found coal on his
ann and he rot ir.to society?" competed
Ted who knew the story of
loel Fenway's sudden rise toiiches
ind liia subsequent avoidance of any
eference to ills country life.
"Weil, Dad has hated the country
ver since, but I love it. This has
)?ca my first visit to a farm since tlie
ild days. I was like a little tfirl prom
BPfl ft viau/ fnir urlion T KaawsI 1 ? ~ ? *
? ??w?? wj t? livu x iitttl va l WtVS LU
)p. one of the house party for the bara
lance?but lt'a not the same." She
idded wistfully. You are wearing
?v?. rails and a cotton shirt, but you're
jot your society manner on, Ted."
"The arrival of a hay wa^on loaded
with ^uest" from a nearby "farm'
slosed the artftimcnk. Other of the
louse party hurried out on the piazxa
md Nella was free t^, wander to the
lide porch.
From a society ooint of view the
irrMigemenU were perfect. At the
'oot of the side lawn was h stubble
Id, In which lay the tireat yellow
pumpkins cut Into Jack-o la liters and
lighted by alactrlcty, as were thosLhat
lined the front lawn. At the
rear waa the huge barn lighted by art
lights huntf In ureat Japanese lanterns
which made curious patches of coloi
on the polished surface of the specially
laid dancinK floor. On the lawi:
were scores of small tables served b)
ricgio waiters lookli.g oddly unhappj
in tbctr overalls, which for the nighi
replaced their usual serv'eo clothes.
Yes, it was all perfec*, but Nells
smiled a little sadly to herself as sin
lccalled the aulicipalion which tin
invitation had aroused. Site stilt lov
| J. B. <
|| "Augusta's
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<? Mail Order Sei
$ it inconvenient t
Swith us. A spec
the store, and se
shoppers with a
2 selections were 1
fa no risks in sendii
2 special sales whi
fa received, will be
2 customer.
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2 From Now U
J? will be put on in
M ware Departmer
& Furniture partk
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2 Just a Few of 1
$1.00 Table Line
5c Beautiful, full bleached Linen,
i $2.00 Lir.en Dania
jL A damask that cannot be cqu
^ {)T less than tl.75 as an extra sp
Napkins to match all cloths.
C-C-e C > C-CrC- CThorn*
Do you
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if so, it will be mo
placing your order,
competition on all <
it comes to High Gi
WE ARE LEADI
This may sound ]
it and can prove w
Pianos, Ovgar
When you have
connect it with
Thoma;
if you want the be
We want our ou
headquarters whe:
708=10=12 LJro
ed tlielr old farm, but lier slepmolhet
would never permit her to pro to the
country. It was something she was
supposed to forget.
Ted's fashionable "farm"' had beer
a Kreat disappointment to her. It
was all so unreal, so Insincere and
most of all, she was disappointed in
the dance itself. Hie made hcrsell
comfortable in one co-ner of the dart
. porch, wheie the nuisic came but
t faintly tr lier cars and where .she was
> not liable lo interruption,
i For an hour she sat huddled iti ?
r rustic chair that had cost as much as
. a whole parlor suit in real farmhouse!
, and It was not until she heard Ted'
i voice that she r. called herself to thi
f present,
t, "I've l>ecn looking for you every
where lie announced as lie came to
i ward her. "The ball is .making ;
6 great l it. Everyone says it is tb
s best of the season and as a rewaji
Hess says tliat 1 may have leave of ah
i
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rvice for the benefit
o come to the city, ar
ial Mail Order Clerk
lects goods for the ?
s much care and pi
jeing made for herse
tig ycur orders to us
ch may be on at the
taken advantage of h
tiVtVicWxiw.wwywwwvw
ntil "Thanksgiving"
the Linen Departme
it and the Furniture
iularly) Department.
:he Specials
To Show How t!
n 59c. | 56-Piet
pretty patterns. I Pretty Patterns
i ci aa I ful1 site pieces, gol<
Sk $1.00. ?
I Millinery
laleJ in the city L
>eciai. 9 All f7.00 to 812.61
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ney in your pocket tc
We handle all grac
;heap and medium g
rade Goods, in both (
ilRS in this section
like a strong stateme
hat we say?call anc
is and Musical
a thought along this
s cc oarion v^o
st money can buy.
t-of-town friends t<
n in the city.
ad St.
A
j >ence for half an hour.'* , \
; "Your sister makes a charming J J
, hostess," said NelK with an approv- j v
ing smile. "It must be a great relief;
' to have someone to take from your | r.
shoulders the entertaining." , ?
11 "You bet," declared Ted with more 111
, j fervcr than elegance. "This dance c
r! w ill (oyer a multitude of social debts. !
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Hut come, lei's go out ot this anrt into ;
the real country, it lies just across <
the road. Me can sit over therewith '
i tlie real rustics and imagine that we *
, are enviously looking on and listening
^ to the music."
s Nella fell in with the suggestion'
s and laughingly, they stole across the
e road to where a little knot of the real
fanner* had gathered to watch tlie
. fun, Ted found a seat for her on a ,
? smooth stone and took his place hy
R In r side.
e' "It's funny," lie .saiii, "that wo on
J tlie other s.de of tlie fence want to '
- come over here, while those over here
.
or an wno tind $
id want to shop
goes all over 2
out-of-Augusta M
'ecaution as if 2
If, so you run #
by letter. All 2
: time order is
>y clerk for the J
iMMANW S
Special prices
inf
-ixv, blJL^ Willi Id- fljj
(Dining Room 5
he Prices Run. ^
:e Dinner Set. J
, floral and other decorations, ^ *
i lined. *12 00 value, $8.50. !K
for Thanksgiving. 9
j uats, lor women, cut to one ^
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it
V < soecc
tonCo.
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> call on us before
les, and can meet
rades?and when
luality and price,
of the country,
nt;?but we mean
I see for yourself
Merchandise.
line, be sure and
moanv
m/
3 make our store
ugusta, Qa.
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Aishihat they could lie over there,
t's human nature, I suppose, to
vanf what we know nothing of. '
"1 have been oh both sides." she renindod.
'and I like this side best,
ioeiet f is all right for those who know
lolhint? e'se, but 1 am awfully tired
if it,Tad. It is all so artificial and so
inhuman. '
"Inhuman, too, for that matter."
hiii L l. il N.*rl 4,I o"? xr-oi l?
? v.- * CMftf 11 CI I f U9W
.vOuld you like to chuok It all?" I'm
<ick of it, too. This Is a real farm in
of its society (trimmings. I'll
ut out some or the trimmings and
we'll make it r?*ai. Then we can live
i),. b >lh sides of the fence, content c.t
c ither side, with the knowledge that
we l.ave the key to the gate."
Neil'* hand stole into his, "it
wouid he verv nice?on both sides of
Lhc fence with you," she said softly.
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