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ed their old farm, but her stepmother
would never permit her TO go to the
country. 1t was something she was
supposed to forget.
Ted's fashionable "farm" had been
a great disappointment to her. 1t
was all so unreal, so insincere and
most of all, she was disappointed in
the dance itself. She made herself
comfortable in one corner of tie dark
porch, where the music came but
family to her ears and where she was
not liable TO interruption.
For an hour she sat huddled in a
rustic chair that had cost as much as
whole parlor suit in real farmhouSes S
and 1t was not until she heard TED ,.
voice that she r, called herself to the
present,
i've been looking for you every.
where he announced as he came to-
ward her. 1.-The ball is making a
great Tit. Everyone says it is the
best OF the season and as "a rews I'd
Bess says that 1 may have leave of alb
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wish that they could he over there.
It's human nature, l suppose, to
want what we know nothing Of.
II have been on both Sides" she re-
minded, aud 1 like this side best.
Society is all right for those who know
nothing e'Se, but l am awfully tired
Of it, Tod. IL is all so artificial and so
Lnhumau.
"1nhuman, too, for that matter"
chuckled Ned. 81 say Nell, how
would you like to chuck It alp" I'm
sick Of il, too. This Is real farm In
spite Of It's society trimmings. I'll
cut out some or the trimmings and
wen make it real. Then we can live
on both sides OF the fence, content cn
either side, with the knowledge that
we have the key to the gate"
Neil's hand stole into his, "lt
would be verv nice-on both sides OF
the fence-with you," she said softly.
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ROYALTY PUNCHED
AT WINDSOR
Three Kings, Five Queens and Six
teen Princes and Princesses
Dine Together.

Windsor, England, Nov. H. Today
Will long be remembered in Windsor
Castle as the occasion OF an event
probably unique in hlstory-at Wind
Sor Castle lunch was served in the
state dining room TO party consisting
OF three Kings, i've Queens and l6
Princes and PrincesSes. The royal
guests were the King and Queen OF
England the Emperor and Emperess OF
Germany, the King and Queen oil
Spain, the Queen of Portugal ana the
Queen OF Norway. Several interesting
photographs Of the group OF monarchs
and then OF the entire party were
taken.
The royal borough was unusually
lively with crowds of sight seers
watching the arrival OF the roya
guests and Cthei incidents connected
with such an unusual gathering.
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Augusta, Ga.

Sence for half an hour"
"Yonr sister makes charming
hostess" said Nella with an approv-
ing smile. 1T must be a great relief
to have someone to take from your
shoulders the entertaining"
"You bet" declared Ted with more
fefvcr than elegance. "This dance
will cover a multitude Of social debts.
But come, let's go out OF this and into
the real country. 1T lies just across
the road. We can sit over there with
the real ruSticS aud imagine that we
are enViously looking on and listening
to the music"
Nella fell in with the suggestion
and laughingly, they stole across the
road 10 where a little knot of the rea
farmers had gathered to watch the
fun, Ted found seat for her on q
smooth stone and took his place by
h,r side.
cts funny," he said, "that we on
the other side of the fence want tC
come over here, while those over here
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.he shoulder, and another ballet hole
through the wrist OF the same mem
ber Minis had almost blcd to death
before he arrived, and though the
arm was taken or, and everything
possible done for him. he died Il bout
three O'Clock in the aftern )un. BE
fore death he WAS able to talk a little
Of the affair, but what he said con
tanned very little OF value as evid cnce
Minis told the physician that he
must have been shot atout three or
four o'clock Sunday morning, and
that he did not know who shot him.
that he knew nothing until he walked
up in his mmtaliy wounded condition.
Sunday morning. 1t seems that a
number OF negroes we're drinking to
gether, and probIbly in drunken
row the man was shes.
1t was also stated that they were
so crunE that when they attempted
to take him home, he was allowed tc
tumble out of the buggy seyera
ltimes
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SHOT HIS ARM OFF
AND HE BLED TO
DEATH.
Killing Near Staubea' Mill OF Negro
Named Moses nims.

Aiken, 5. c., Nov. 19.-Coroner
Owens returned last night from
Staubes Mill about eight or nIns
miles from the city, where he went TO
ho.d an inquest over the remains OF
one Moses Minis, a negro, who was
Shot and Killed there.
The details of the affair appear to
be very meagrc, Those present at
the time appear to be too scared to
talk very much, and are said TO have
been bcaStly drunk.
The affair happened on Saturday
night, and Minis died on Sunday af
ternOon. Dr. Hastings Wyman was
summoned Sunday morning and
Ouni dimS' arm almost shot of near
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Free.

Oar price list for dyeing and clean
ingti &c. Old clothes made new.
G. Laundry and Dye Works.
Columbia, s. O.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-08
Son Der Ggfaiierin @msenic.

Gie @ittpe be5 lebten &allers Der
Nran5oien, DE 9ailerin Gugenle, Dat
sic lebtcll orei &o6jen III Earis 5uge-
brod)t, no lie, mie nul1brlldL EN- 9O-
tel unmittelbar ann Suilcrielgarten
%helpobllte. 90 oft lie bort elntrl11,
Iteat li1 lett piclen Sabren Elm ebe-
maliaer SolOat Der faiierliden
@orOe bel ibr Elm luno bittet INN Die
G~rlaubnib, Die @dbe bel lbr ilbcr'
nebmen gu Oiirfen. Der 9rape bGlt
lid auf Dem @unge ODER I'M Sor5im-
mer aui unS lGBt geienlanO itnanges
nleloet orrr6. @s oroben ia Der 9rei-
fen enttbronten Serri6erin, BON De.
rem @npeienbeit Die Yreile foum NIT
flssen 3eilen Ntoti5 nimmt, III Earls
feinerlei @efobren. Sic lit BORT Jest
iiderer aufgeboben OILS friiber, oa lie
sic eefeiertite Siiritin Guropas Dor.
Iber Die 4nbangliGfeit uno Srene
Ses olten @renaoiers baben ettpns
Hiibrenoes, uno 10 IaBt Ton ibm Die
uniduloige Saliiion, Die &aiierin al
id,iiten uno 81 bebiten. Sn Yoris
CHIPPING bie &aiierin au6 OiesmaI
MIR cine feline 3abl ibrer 8etreuer,
beren S6aar immer mebr burd ben
Sug oes CODES geliftet miro. Sic
lit nlnniebr nod scarborough Sid,
ibrem englii6en Site bel 9on6on,
suriidgefebrt, uno miro BORT bis sur
Mitte oes nG6iten Monnts berpeilen.
Gam iiebelt Die &oiierin sum 8in.
teraufentbaIte na6 ibrer 8iaa Gpr.
mos ON DER &ipiera iiber. mo oieGril.
Seiiin Seinri6 bon 8attenberg, Die
Shtpeiter oeS @onigs BON Gnglano
uno Ilitter Ser 8onigin bon Spa.
MEN, nit ibren bei0en Sobnen IGrl.
gere 3eit BEL ibr 5lbringen miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-08

Ser Wifaop perlanst fir feline
untsrtbansn In ben Der. Staaten
SIsi4bsrs9tigung nit ben sinssbsre.
men 8irssrn unb ben angsbbrissn Der
.uropdf9sn Rationsn. Den In Sa.
pan lebenbsn Ausldnbsrn tpirb ieoo9
ni8t nur bic RaturaIifruns, ionbsrn
aud bis @ruerbung bon 8runosigsn.
tbum anb Der Ystrisb bisIer gsi&afts
berwsbrt. Wis bic Subsn In Rublanb.
tusroen bic 5rsmosn In bsIonbsrs
Staottbeils suiammsn qepfer&t unb
ooppelt unb orsifa& b%sfsusrt. Ob
prdRosnt Rooispslt bas tpobI mubte,
als sr ben galifOrnisrrl NIT gaionstten
uno aanonsn brobte, neil He ben ia.
pantheon 2ults ibrs S&uIen ni&i
6Hnen, uno ben f9 bon benz fern6f.
Ii&en Snielrei9s nod ibrsn @efaoen
srgiebenoen gintpanbsrunasfrumes
ffauet poaen2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-08
2tr Tifbbunb.

Der 8~unoesfenator 5rebertd 8. Suz
bois BON Sbabo, Ser als elm alter Seinb
Der Mormonen in Ser tpe9er YolD>
samie sesen ben 8unbesienutpr
Smoot bon l1tub gefiibrten Senats@
unteriu9ung cine herporragenbe Role
fpielte. 1T als EN- GROCER Spdbpogel
befdnnt.
Sm CONNER 6es Sabres 1905
f9sntte Dubois fsinem jingiten &inoe.
einem 8abp, einen 9unb. Die @nz
bdnsIi6feit stptf9en benz 8abp unb
Dem Sbiere, einem 8aftarb, mar cine
10 srpbe, Sdb Dubois, als er 81 9es
sinn Der &onsrebfeffion i'm DECEMBER
beHelben Sabres nit feiner Tamilie
mad Dafbinston, .. g., beriiebelts,
ben &0ter mitnabr1. Sn Ger gunoess
bduptitabt fplgte Der 9uno zines Saees
feinem 9ern in's &apitol. rWslber
2rt bon !5unbsn sebOrt bieies @ieb
an2@ tpuroe Dubois bon Dem Senatpr
9ailep bon Seras esfragt. rGs it,"
ertpioerte Dubois. nein Jii4bunb, Die
feinite RaHe bon a0tern, bic mir in
Sbabo befisen. Seben Worsen eeht
mtin SunO. tpenr ib mid NIT msiner
Jamilte tn meiner 6etmatb befinbe,
na4 einem JoreIenba4e unb brinst
cine IorelIe beim. Niemals siebt er
unberridtetsr Dinse aus" Scr &0s
ter" mart Der Senator 9urroips bon
Wtdigan Elm, rmuB pirtli4 elm NUNS
berbares 9bier fein.A rDas Mttribut
,tpunberbar'," ertpiberte Dubois, rse=
niist Bel Weitem ntht. Nls ih unb
metne Gamilie on einem Worsen feinen
Slid I'm 6auie batten, bob fi1 mein
8uno bon oanneu uno bra1te cine
Bi4fe Gardner mad 6aufe.A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-08

Niemanb. aber man min bsrbinber1,
bab prdfbsnt RDoispelt benz Ronpent
ben prdFbsnii9afts.2 anoibatsn auf'
3uingsn tonne. Die 2obIsnbabusa
babsn be f6psre 6anb Roofebelts gee
fHblt ; he molten H9 rsban9iren. Der
gif.nbabnuurm frtimmt H@. Sesbalb
iDl psnniplpanisn sinen 2ieblingsicbn
paraoirsu, bsRsn rsisgatsn nod Der
srFsn obsr ausiisn ; ,fimmung irgenb
bin absslisfsrt usr en- m6gen. aber
ale bisis fsinssipOn .snsn pldre leiosn
on BEN .insn 6eblsr, oab bic Oppo'
ftton fsinsn 8annsrtrdesr Bat. I'm ben
F9 ole bic bsri9isosnsn glsmsnts,
tpsl1s f9 muir In ibrsr Jeinoi&att
esest ben prdfbsnien be9e9ne1, 3u
f9aarsn bsrm64ten. 5airbanfs ? -
2num elmer Der anosrer lsitsnoen Get.
Per tpiiros Jpn babsn molten. Cannon?
= Rabs3u bic eanss esnats.@ Clique.
usl8e btsfe Semesun9 tontronirt,
ptros f9 ssgsn Ibn usnbsn. Sham?
- Der III auber Jrage, NEIL sr feline
sigsns gtaats Delegation ni9t be-
fommsn fann. 5orater?-Aus bielsn
Grtnbsn tpfiroe 5orGtsr ni4t ertorsn
wsrosn ; feline gei&ud&te 8siunbbeit
fisbt baruntsr in erfsr 2inie. nnb
fOnH ST iOnf mob Ssmanb ba ?
gltins? Seott? Bonn grbabsnsn gum
211srlt&sn pdrs oa nur elm S9ritt.
DAB Saft f9 bisls Ssinbs gsma4t,
fanri ni9t befritten uerosr, sbsuiops.
mig, bob bic art, uis bas gsi&sbsn,
inn nur 3ur gbre gereidt. @r bat aIs
Ri9tsr fur6tlos &s4t gsIpro4sn obns
anTebsn Der psrfon ooer Organization.
bis eabon b%stroffsn tuurbs. gr bat
urtbeils esfdlt, bic ben uid4tigen aor.
porntionsn, unb anbers. bic ben orga.
nifrtsn grbsitsrn ni9t ssfalsn. CT
berlanet grfhluns Der pHi6t Der De,
rs9tigtsit, bic mir ben p6ilippinsri
f9ulben. CT srtldrt ss FIR unre4t,
oab mir 2snte, ote mir unter unisrs
Ssrri&aft es3uunesn, ME a~ns.bbrige
elmer frsmoen Rsgisrung bsbanbsln,
inbem mir He nit ibrsn gr3euaniFen
bon ben bisHssn Wdrftsn ausi9lisbsn
-uno iritt bomit ben ssi9Hbtsn heimi.
i4sn 3rder. unb Sabaf.W onopOIif.n
auf bic smpfinbIi&fsn 6ibneraussn.
Obslsi9 islbf S9uB3Olnsr I'm prin.
sip, Dermas sr bic f8rsisnosn fingered.
tietsits1 uno llngsbsusrIi9tsitsn bss
befs6enben 3pIsefebss ni8t su
biligsh. unb bat bss6alb - cine I'M.
oer3sibli&s Stnbs In ben Augsrl alsr
vStanbpatters" - In isin.n lebtidbri.
gen Wa6Ireoen aIs Bsfirtportsr elmer
srtnoli&sn 8a~rifrsbiRon f9 bsfanni.
ia, sr if BET elmer friSersn 9elsssn.
belt 10 melt sssangen. In isinsm siss-
men Staats benz sbsnfo bsri9tigtsn,
ME md&tissn rspubIitanifdsn partei.
BOB" often ben arisg gu .rtldrsn.
Den Wdblsrn ieinsr Datsrfabt Bot q
gsratbsn, gsgs1 ois bon elmer turrupisn
partsimai&tns aufssfsutsn rspubIiia.
rif&sn aanbibatsn su fimmsn. unb
srf In bisitn IsBtsn Sassn bot sr rid.
6aItslos b:s pr6Rosntsn frsness, nbsr
gsrs4!es gorgebsn sssen bas 8rotpns.
piGsr Rsgerbatailon rntsrHhst, unge.
a&tst bes ansfssi9reies fsissr poIiti.
ter iber gsfdbrbuns b.s ,Teger.
9otums".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-08

S&5nfee. Gin fdtperer l1nfon
II bur4 eth Mutomnbtl berurfa94
rorben. Mls Der Beifaer Spfepb
grobis bon bier NIT elmer Su9rs
Saa f9 dlrf Der gbauHee Dot @romt=
fGen tfaHb, rate eth 4utomobh mil
5 Snfafen uuf Tborn au on BEN
@ef&trt porbst. Das pferb 5deuts
unb f9rette suriid, tpobet b<r tane
tere 39eil bes Wagens in ben gruten
ftiirate. Srfolse bes InpralIes Rd
@robts bonn Daeen. lsfbtr 10 urs
sIiidli9. BOB er eine gebtrIxf4its
teutma trfttt uno bepubttOs fisssn
bfieb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-08

.6Hfenn es Sbnen aus irsenO elmer
wv llriade nidt m0slid mar, nit
bieier ma@tisen Seielidaft in
BEN eriten Sasen bes neuen Sabres Elm
Spar @ontO gu er0fnen, 10 entbieten
mir Sbnen cine frsrnbli9e Ginlabune
bieies in Der tcmmenben ISOLDE gu be-
iorsen. @ir sferiren ieSen mosli6en
8Ortbeil unb Seyeseubeit fur Elm fpftee
matiides Selberiparen, bas 10 notbis
lit fir cine comfortable Griitens. @s
miro ME cine 3eit seben, mo- Sic nidt
mebr ODER peniser babon sebrauden,
unb Der sinaise Bes es Fder gu BADEN
lit bur4 @rIparnib zines Sbeiles Sbres
gintommens nit Beitanoisteit unb
&eselmabisteit. Sesinnt iest, beute.
The INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
XapitaI. 81, 200, 100000
neberi1ub ......... 100000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-08

Sn aIfen5 in Der EfaIs
unteridIue Der Sol5b6nbler 4opp OILS
8oritano bes Sterbefniienoereins 49,
600 Warf nno entfloh in's NusfonN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-08

gottIieb rb t,
vDie sematbi9e gds",
Ode RrbIe un6 Rarfet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-08

0ie 9. Gompaenie trabte iber b
Bra9e ben Quartieren al. 90 riei
Der 6auptmann na9 benz GtIbtpebel
Maude.
gu Befebl, Serr 9uaptmann,"
,Ous NIT benz SoIbaten S9iibe,'
srfl6rte Der 9auptmaurt. rtpoue1 min
bod fem IuHeu. Stret4en @te nal
in Sbrem Rotisbu& bic Mrreffrafeu
tpieber aus
gu gefebI, Serr Sduptmant.'
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AIsxanoria 6azstfs.
----~s F------
FRIDAY EVENING. JAN. 4. 1867.
Japan not looking for Trouble.

Japan not L00king I0r ffOuDie.
Official information has been received
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iects to the United States that may or
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Japan, it is further explained, is not
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AUCTION SALES.
By samuel u. Lunt. AuetlOner.


A UCTION SALE.-eale Of a desirable
~ house and business building on King
street, between Washington and e. Asaph
streets, Alexandris, Va.
By virtue Of aud pursuant TO the terms of 0
deed Of trust dated June y, 1908, executed by
Rachael v Padgeit (widow) to me, John W.
May, as trustee and ofrecord in deed book No.
50 at page $50 Of the land records of the city oil
Alexandra, Va, st the. qnest and direction
Of the party thereby secured, default having
been made in the payment Of the note secured
by the said trust, the undersigned trustee will
offer for sale Ell public auction at the Roypl
street entrance to the Market Building. in
said city. on
SATURDAY. JANUARY &c, 1907,
at II o'clock Q. ~. all that certain piece Of
land with the buildings and improvements
thereon situated on the south side of King
street. between Washington and st. Asaph
streets, bounded as follows:
Beginning at q point on the south side oil
King street 81 fee 6inches east of Washing
ton street and running thence west Of King
street q ftel inches thence south parallel
with Washington street 100 feet thence east
parallel with King street 81 feet 9 inches, and
thence norti, parallel with Washington street
100 feet 10 the beginning. the lot being i'm
proved by good store and dwelling combined.
Terms OF Sal: Cash. COnyeyancing at
the cost OF the purchaser
dei5 3Ot John W. MAY. Trustee.
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Washington Southern Ry

Schedule in effect Nov. %. 1906.
Trains leave Union Station for Washington
and points north at sol. 8 So and IL OF a. M.
2 SO. 707, s Is, and IL 80 p. M, week days. :.
Sundays-9 SO 8. M, 1901, 707, lS' and
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For Fredericksburg, Richmond and points
south at 4S, Si2 Qo,al), and Il o. q. m.
400, or (local), and Al .. M, week days.
Sundays As and IL % a. M, 400, ~
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Accommodation for Quantico s 10 q. m. Sun
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N. except Saturdays.
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Fridays Sunset Route Tourist sleeper Wash
ington to San Nrancisco.
1907 ?. NJ, No. 3S-Dsily-New York and
Florida Express. Through coaches ana
sleepels TO Columbia, Savannah and Jackson
willie. Sleepers TO Augusta aud Port Tampa
Dining car service Ia carte.
1917 7. .--Daily-Washington aud Chat.
tanooga Limited (via Iynchbnrg), First
ClnSS cOdtH anu hicfptus Ndf w hoehSHes
Knoxville, CHATTANOOGA aud Memphis. Sleep.
or to Birmingham and New Orleans, Wash
ington 10 Roanoke Dining ear service.
1i:02 p. M.-Daily- Washington aud South
western Limited. All Pullman train, club
ear 10 Atlanta, observation cars TO Atlanta.
Macon. Sleepers TO Nashville, Atlanta, Macon,
birmingham and New Orleans. Dining car
service
Through trains from the South arrive at Al.
exandria 6:l9, 6:35. 33 and 1913 A. NJ.
and 2:43. 9:l3 and 1888 z. NJ. daily. Har-
risonburg 1888 A. NJ. week days and 9:0S =.
ii. daily. From Charlottesville 1853 A. NJ.
and from Lyncbburg 9:0S p. NJ. daily.
TRAINS ON BLuEMONT BRANCh.
Leave alexandria (W. Il o. StaiiOn) 1921 A
NJ. lao aud 4:63 7. NJ. week days for Blue
mont 6:37 p. NJ. for Ieesbnrg 9:l6 A. NJ.
and 1868 j. NJ. ON Sundays only for Blue
mont.
For detailed schedule figures, tickets, Pull
man reservation, etc., apply TO WILLIAM u
LEHEW, ticket agent, Alexandria, Va.
c. Ii. ACKERT, 4th Vice Pres. and Gen.
Mgr
$. II. HARDWICK, Pass. Traf. Mgr.
w. II. TAYL0E, Gen. Passenger Agent
l.. s. BROWN, General Agent.
Washington ID. G..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-04
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