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CHAPTER TX.
"Where Is Godlva 2"

"Where ls Godiva?"
Meanwhile King Leofric re-entered
the secret chamber and passed through
the secret panel in the wall and en-
tered his own apartment, where he
flung himself on a carved chair and
pondered morosely over the way of a
maid with king.
And now into the apartment came
concealed under her mantle. And the
fire of jealousy burned In her eyes.
Sire" she said. confronting the
king, who was startled as at an ap-
partition, thou hast brought to this
castle. this night. a maid from the
forest. would see her. For curiosity
consumes me. would have sight of
one whom thou couldst for moment
believe could take my place.
In a rage the king sprang up.
who hath betrayed the king?" he
cried.
Just then the cringing form of San
cha. the chamberlain. appeared.
Thou, Sancha! Vast thou be-
trayed to the queen what has trans
pired this night?"
Nay, SIRE, replied Sancha, trem-
bling with awful fear at the kings
wrath. Twas not I. Twas some
varlet Of the castle who, perchance.
saw the maiden entering to thy pres
ence."
"Stop!" commanded the proud
queen. 'Tt matters not whose was
the betraying tongue. It is sufficient
that / know. sire, Of the maiden thou
hast concealed here: Thou art a
wicked man, sire. as thou well know
est. And this maiden l intend shall
escape thy clutches. For ], Dulcinea,
will help her to escape"
During this bold speech the queen
had been stealing closer and closer
to the secret spring beside the secret
painting. She now cautiously pressed
the spring and the secret panel swung
on its pivot. The king sprang to In
tercept, but was too late. The queen
passed through the panel and was
even now dartipg to the door that
opened on the steps that led down to
the room above the palace dungeon.
The king and Sancha followed.
Down the stone steps sped the
queen. even to the room with the iron
grating. And all about she looked for
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is none. Hagar the witch gave to me
this magic potion that now will save
me from worse than death. have
but to swallow this powder and 10!
Paulo. then shalt thou witness trans
formation that will please thee, since
1t will release me from the fate that
surely will overtake me should / re-
main In this place in mortal form.
Into a white rose shall be changed.
And the rose. as Hagar said, will
never die. And thou-surely thou wilt
find a way to escape at last from this
place. AnC then. in thy freedom, thou
must take the white rose which will
be my very self-thou must take the
white rose. I say. speedily to Hagar
the witch and she will change the rose
back to Godiva, thy own love. For
Hagar alone has this power. And SO.
my Paulo-see! will come to thee!"
With that Godiva emptied out the
contents of the vial into her hand.
And from her hand she partook of the
powder. And she swallowed the magic
potion and lay upon the iron grating
still as death.
And then, behold! The form of Co
diva vanished and In its place a
white rose appeared and fell between
the iron bars down into the uplifted
and welcoming hands OF Paulo, the
huntsman.
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IIIlIIlIIlIIlIIlIIIlIIlIllllIIIllHE
(Copyright, 1914, by the Selig Polyscope Co)
CHAPTER vII-Continued.
From the Photoplay by
JAMES OLIVER
cURwooD

Sancha bowed himself from the
queens chamber and fastened to the
lower region of the palace. He
reached the room over the death dun
geon. wherein was the iron grating
through which he peered down and
saw Paulo, the doomed prisoner, lying
asleep on the floor of the oubliette.
Sancha then mounted the stone steps
of which the queen had spoken. At
the top he found the door her mai
esty had described. Sancha opened
this door-and stood within the Sc
cret chamber. The king and Godiva
had, up to this time. not yet entered.
And Sancha concealed himself behind
the curtains at the side of the couch
and waited.
It was soon after the chamberlain
had thus secreted his person in the
secret chamber that the king and Co.
diva entered as already described.
And now. maddened by the girls
scorn of his kingly attentions, the
monarch of Urania seized her roughly
and smothered her face with kisses,
the maiden struggling desperately In
his arms. And Sancha, behind the
curtains. toyed with his stiletto and
awaited the opportunity to execute
the queens will.
Presently" he thought. "the king
will leave the girl to her own devices.
Exhaustion will speedily bring sleep
to her eyes. And then-then. I. San.
cha. will silently steal upon her-and
she will nevermore awake"
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EINNFN"S
@
Ladder Braeed With Wire.

Take two pieces of No. wire and
fasten to the sills at one end by pass
ing through the holes and forming
lock by turning the end back through
the holes over small iron pins, then
pass the wire over the V-irons. draw.
ing them tight with a lever and fasten
at the other ends in the same way.
This brace will more than double the
strength of the ladder and add but
little expense.
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Deficient Calf Ration.

Many of the calves in the West are
fed a ration consisting of corn stover.
prairie hay and sometimes some corn
as grain ration. Such a ration is de-
ficient In protein, and the animals Will
not do well on it. But II good clover
hay is substituted for some of the
roughage in this ration the animals
will make good gains ut less cost.
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Approach Of FoaIina Time.

With the approach of foaling time
the grain ration of the mare should
be decreased. Use feeds such as bran
and roots, as they are valuable. A
roomy box stall or an open grassy lot
is almost imperative. After foaling
the mare should not be worked for
from ten to fifteen days. and then
but lightly.
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CHAPTER VIII.
The White Rose.

But now, in the secret chamber, the
unexpected happened-unexpecte at
lenst, in Sancha's reckoning. For the
king, instead Of firing of Godiva's re-
calcitrant ways and leaving her till a
time more propltious for his purpose,
made still further desperate love. And
again the struggle was on. Forth and
back across the chamber they fought.
the girl fighting not to live, but to
die; for ever and anon she would
make a desperate lunge with intent to
seize the dagger which the king wore
in a short scabbard dangling from
his leathern belt. But ever and anon
the king would frustrate the girls
tragic design. till finally his majesty
caught the dagger from its scabbard
and hurled It far beyond the maiden's
reach.
Then came a further unexpected
happening. The king. in rage. opened
the door that revealed the stone
steps leading down to the room that
was over the palace dungeon. And
through this door the king dragged
Godiva
Sancha, concealed behind the cur
tains, perceived that now indeed all
opportunity to assaesinate the girl was
gone. He rushed from his place of
concealment and pressed the secret
spring that opened the panel in the
wall. Through this aperture Sancha
stepped into the kings apartment.
closing the painting behind him.
Then through the palace corridors
Sancha hurried till he came to the
door of the queens own apartment
This he entered very cautiously.
The queen was pacing the floor in
eager expectation.
"The trophy!" she demanded.
"-where, again / ask you. Sancha.-
where is the bleeding hearth"
"Alas!" replied Sancha, this night
we are doomed to be the victims of
many tricks of fate. Just as I was
ready and waiting to do your bidding,
your majesty, the king tore the girl
from the secret chamber and thrust
her down into the room that is over
the donjon. What his majesty's pur-
pose can be. who can say? Mayhap
he intends thrusting the girl down
into the oubliette to suffer the fate
CT her lover. the peasant huntsman.
Paulo."
$50 thou hast failed again. Sancha,"
said the queen with fine scorn. Fool!
I will kill her myself"
And with that she snatched the sti-
letto from the belt of Sancha and
swept from the chamber.
In the room above the dungeon the
king and Godiva were holding final
parley. Said his majesty:
Here, sorceress of hell, who hast
riven the king with passion for thee.
shalt thou remain till thy spirit breaks
and thy will disintegrates and be-
comes as a supple twig that will bend
In my hands"
And he flung her upon the iron graf
ing that looked down into the dungeon.
And there she lay inert.
Look" the king said. Down yon-
der. at the bottom of this well of
death, lies thy lover, Paulo. Behold
him-lying within the shaft of NOON
light that strikes upon him from yon-
der hole in the wall-behold thy lover.
Godiva, in my power with death not
far away. See that thou dost quickly
become more tractable and that thou
.onsentest to remain within the pal
ace as my willing gueet-else thou.
NO sbal. ba let down into this DON
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WELL-BRACED LONG LADDER
Weak and Dangerous Feature Over
come by Wire Brace-Streneth f.
Added at Little Expense.

Farmers who have occasion to US.
long ladders often find them weak and
dangerous when set up at the proper
angle. This can be overcome by .
wire brace. Get a blacksmith to make
two V-shaped irons. and fasten them
to the side sills with small bolts. Bore
small holes through sills at each end.
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She Was Tired.

Il told you not to propose to me
again! Now I'll stop you for good"
she exclaimed.
The young man turned pale-the
thought OF losing her he loved SO we'll
unnamed him.
Yes" she continued, I'll put a
stop to it by accepting you"
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RIGHT ATTENTION TO COLTS
Good Work Horses and Mules VIII
Bring Remunerative Prices for
Several Years to Come,

Horse owners cannot afford to give
their colts Indifferent care.
There is every indication that good
work horses and mules will bring re-
munerative prices for several years.
The demand for army horses is taking
large number of light weight AMI.
mails out Of the country. Most of
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The Biemish.

Mrs. Newrox-And. oh, we've got the
loveliest oil painting by Carrot! But !
won't show 1t to you today-the frame
got scratched in unpacking!-Puck
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HELP WANTED-Female

WANTED. women for government Jobs.
40 month. Pull Unnecessary. Write
Immediately for list positions obtain
able. franklin Institute. Dept. 730 T.,
Rochester. y. T.
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WANTED-Agents.

ACTIVE agents, something new
Household necessity: big profits
Experience unnecessary. For full par
ttculars address l.. Catsavis & Co., 3l2
West Delaware Street. Nowata, Okla
WANTED. several good experienced
agents to sell lots on car line at
WesthamPton; all improvements, side
walks, shade trees. electric lights, etc
Apply l.. II. Ltpscomb. 1913 East Main
Street
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IN MENIORIANI.


hInh Anu Hl1tr.
In answering the summons 20 come
~ higher. MISS ANN BLAIR lcft a
vide gap in large circle Of loving
ma a5mir!nG relatives and friends that
f. al never be filled
- james Blair. son OF parson Blair.
u frRS:ant memory. She was OF the
highest type--l!Heral. generous, apprc-
:iatire and considerable, and. through
IA; ioE2 life. she cXemplfcd all the
ilrtueS and graccs Of uohlcst woman
'cod. shL was cmphnt!cally Of the
3urc IN heart. ana never harborcd Il
.hcrg ht that was not pure as Gle
NOV that ere long. viii cover her last
: sung place. there TO await the rcsur-
'eCiion ~ the Just
Coupled with a charming personality,
Hiss Blair possessed clear and strong
mind, which readily detected and de-
Tiscd the mean. the selfish. the in
HnccTe or the indicate. and she had
ittlc use for any who displayed these
qualities. To have known Miss Blair
'"as 10 love, admire aud esteem her. As
she appeared, SO she always was
For several months before she was
,alled TO Heaven. Miss blair was an
intense sufferer. hut TO the end. she
vas cheerful. bright and game.
LAS a young lady. Miss Blair was
beautiful. and, in great measure. she
'etaincd her beauty even 20 tho time
vhcn the Grasshoppcr had become n
burden and the almond tree had bios
The world is the poorer from the de.
,arture of Miss Blair
fAh.~ust 5. 1915.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED. a Steinway Baby Grand
piano Must be in good condition.
Advise fully as TO price and condition
Address l. ll2, care Times Dispatch
WANTED. a Gurley engineers transit
in good condition. State how much
sed, age and price wanted. Standard
State Corporation, Esmont, Va.
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BY virtue OF an order entered on
the 2d day of August. 1915. In the
matter of Model Pharmacy. Inc. bank
rupt. the undersigned trustee in bank
ruptcy will soil on the premises in the
town of Salem, Va. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST IA,
ut . o'clock NJ.
the whole stock of Drugs, Fixtures,
Soda Fountain, etc. of Model Pharmacy ,
Inc. In bulk at public auction to the
highest bidder. This stock of goods
and fixtures inventory about $3.O0O. is
In good condition and is n general as
sortment OF stock and fixtures rcsu-
larry used in the drug business.
Terms OF sale: Cash
T. l.. KEISTER, Trustee
Courthouse. salem Va.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. harness salesman. Reliable.
experienced man TO sell saddlery and
harness goods in Virginia to the retail
trade Must be well posted in this line
dress with reference and full nforma-
uon. Tennessee Harness Company
Nashville. Tenn.
WANTED. experienced salesman who
has been successful in selling stocks
and bonds Address with references
Nv" EOll.nghrOOk. Pctcrshurg Va
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WANTED. to sell 100 shares of per
cent preferred stock, secured by city
real estate. Address q 2ls, care Times
DISPATCH.
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y teacher wanted to teach a private
school; to teach branches up to and
including the ninth grade and music.
ADDRESS Nc. Criglersville. Va.
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The Choicest Of
Apartments
FOR RENT By
VAUGHAN WHITEHURST CO, INC,
1915 East Main Street
WANTED-Partners.

PARTNER wanted-Young man with
ability as salesman can buy one-half
interest in my business for 81, 200 cash
Net profits for six months ending July
were Sl.160.i5. This is Il splendid
opportunity for a live wire. My rea-
son for selling is that am organizing
a large corporation in another line Of
business. Address c 900. care Times
Dispatch
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MEETINGS.
MASONIC, MOTIF

MASONIC NOTICE.
y stated communication OF Tenn
KY pie Lodge. No. .. "a r & a. NJ
wv Will be held in Masonic Temple,
cotncH ADAMS and Broad Streets. THIS
tFRIDAf) EVENING. August s. at I
i. Nj; Members of sister lodges and
transient brethren are cordially and
tratcrnally invited to he present
BY order OF worshlpful master
CHARLES II. MASON
Secretary
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FOR SALE-Horses.
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. stereotypers' mats ISXe4;
flexible and tough. just the thing to
line chicken houses and outhouscs; 81
per 100 pounds at the Office; - cents
extra for Out-Of-town orders for cart
age. Address Times Dispatch
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SUMMER BOARDING
BUSINESS CHANCES
BALTIMoRE LIQUOR STORE

AND SALOON FOR SALE.
Splendid location in southeastern
section known as the oyster district.
One block from oyster wharf, where
hundreds of boats come in daily in
season, bringing in big jug trade. Also,
surrounded by packing houses which
employ thousands OF people.
= WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR
4 BIG MAIL ORDER BUSINESS.
Boats and trains going in all direc-
tions; rooms, completely furnished
with the best of furniture. including
piano and viCtrola that cost 500
Stock. goodwill, license and furni-
ture all for $4,000. Rent. $40 per
month. Can be bought with or without
furniture. Owner leaving the city.
Address q. NJ. Sproessor. li2 East Lex
ington Street. baltimore. Md
10 per cent guaranteed. Will sell one
half interest in Aibemarle Pippin
orchard, yielding large returns for .
years. and give satisfactory guarantee
OF not less than 10 per cent net TO in
weston, or Will sell whole References
Write Orchard care Times Dispatch
GENTS furnishing business, Broad
Street; young trade. Owner leaving
State: must sell at once. Excellent
opportunity. Answer quick. Address
B 4ll. care Times Dispatch
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BYCICLEs AND MOTORCYCLES.

FOR sale, one Indian twin motorcycle.
1913 model - horse power. in
good condition, cheap for cash 9l3
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COMMONWEA OF VIRGINIA.,
Adjutant Generals Office,
Richmond. Va, July %. 1915.
Pursuant to authority from the Sec
rotary of War. under date of June 90
1915, the following articles Of public
condemned military property will be
sold at public auction. at 10 O'Clock
\; NJ. at the Crenshaw Warehouse
QUARTERMAsTER PR5PERTY.' 80
| Drum, bass.
l Drum. snare.
] Stencil plate. set.
~ Tents, common
Tent. hospital
2i2 Tents. shelter halves C2l2).
10 Tents, wall.
Tent flies. wall
IL Trumpcts.
Trumpet crooks.
20 Boilers, nestled. square.
Boilers. No. so.
l Chopper, meat.
IL Kettles. camp.
as Lanterns.
Is Pans. mess.
Crates, range. large.
Innings. range, large
Pans. bake
ORDNANCE PROPERTY.
IL Paulin straps.
4 Travcrsing hand wheels.
Wheel fastening, complete.
Timber prop chains.
SpriuG compressors.
G5 Brecch mechanism covers.
IL Padlocks and keys.
Harness sacks.
22l Cantccn haversack straps.
BIZ Cantccns, tin.
ih3 Cantccn straps, web.
III Blanket roll straps.
23S Cartridge belt suspenders.
II Cartridge boxes. McKcever
2Gn Cups. tin.
232 Forks.
81 Gun sings.
26l Knives
46 Meat cans. tin.
Spoons.
- Brides. curb Mod. 1902
% Saddle blankets.
Gallery target. cast Iron.
Is Target frames, skirmish. "E."
Target frames. skrmish. II"
Target frames, skirmtsh. M"
Target frames. steel. IN"
Target frames, steel. 90"
Target frames. steel, Up"
rs Saber belts, black.
Marking outfits.
Stencil outfits
l26 Cartridge belts. woven. cal 80
SIGNAL SERVICE PROPERTY.
II Telephones. field artillery type
Terms Of sale: Cash. and all property
to be removed from the Crenshaw
Warehouse date of sale Bidders must
satisfy themselves AZ to the quantity
and kind of stores they are purchasing,
as the State will not recognize any
claim for deficiency. This office ne
serves the right to reject any and all
bids w. w. SALE
The Adiutant-General
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

' oONATI.-The funeral Of VICTOR
CHARLES DONATE viii take place
rom -. Patrick's Church THIS ,FRI-
JAf) MORNING., August ., nj q o clock
.ntcrnlent IN Nj. Calvary Cemetery
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female

WANTED. men-women. SIS month
rTlnkan institute. Iesh 0. Rochester,
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Richrond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Company
supcrse'!iLE Schedule OF april IA. lola
Schedule Subject to ChunIo Without

Notice.
Trains leaves Richmond bis: $50 A. NJ .7 A
NJ. hS a. NJ. a. NJ. 40 A. NJ, ii A. NJ
/ r, Al, 2 +; NJ, r. M, b4 p. M. $40 p.
mas T.. NJ.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. BIT A.
IL noon, ~ r. a., sf'. ST.. P. NJ. p H. H.
h5;2o I; NJ. 6;29 P. NJ. 7:lo p. H.. r. III,
bcarries baggage. DAILY except Sunday
sSuuanya only. S''
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

HAVING been I'm wood and coal husi-
ness since 1897 places me in position
to advise now is the best time to place
your order for fuel at summer prices
sell tho clean. free burning coal ana
the large block, casy-to-spl!t wood |
have an easy payment plan. WIN be
glad TO explain to YOU. l.. r. Long
Phone 1869 a
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FOR sALE-AIisceilaneous.

BOOKKEEPING, banking, arithmetic
letter writing, penmanship com
mercial law and correspondence on life
scholarship at $50 reduction for few
DAYS. Massey business College.
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.OST. package containing girls linen
dress. Reward If returned TO 200 .
south Pine street.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR sale, 1919 Floyd Avenue. rooms,
hot water heat. lot 80 feet front. de-
tachcd. modern. Price, $3.50. Apply
Room 2l0 American National Bank
!,nlldlng. or phone Randolph a27S.
GROVE Avenue home. 10 rooms. $1,000
cash special terms for balance. VIII
tradc Tor smaller property. Madison
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HELP WANTED-Male.

WANTED. good dry hand mixer: no
boozers need apply. H. w. Gllls,
Harvey Road. r +. -. /.
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RAILROADS.
bEAROARD AIR LINE RAII.WNY
NIlle Hi.pEEckalXr AnliIrux- H.. S.,..AA. .

hEAROARD AIR LANE RAILWAY
THE Progressive Hallway VI the SOUTH
Southbound trains sCnedlled to leave Rich.
mond daily: s:S NJ. Local to Norlina i:S
+. ~. sieepers aud coaches, Atlanta. B.r.
ininsham; c:S E. NJ through coaches and
sleepets to Jaeksonviilo: 1885 A 81. siespsr.
Atlanta. birminsha.n, Jacksonville, Tampa
and coaches Jacksonville.
Norshhourd rSins scheduled to arrive In
Richmond daily; 400 A. n. $3.50 A. AZ. local:
a;D a NJ. $3.50 p. NJ.
nii Travel Arrangements over one
Counter.
American or European.
railroad, Steamship aud Pullman
Tickets.
baggage Checked. Taxicab Travellers
Checks
RlCHM0ND TRANSFER COMPANY.
SOD Fest Mum Street.
Branch Offices: Observation-Disclosures
Richmond Hotels
TIME AND TROUBLE SAVERS
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lloo reward for travelling bag lost July
2. containing valuable papers and
ewelry. a. W. McFadyen, 7O3 West
Clay Street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

10 reward for return of garnet set
ring lost in Ocean View bath house
Sunday, August !. Call Randolph ]. or
tpply Times Dispatch.
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FOR RENT-Rooms.

NEATLY furnished rooms In quiet,
respectable house, at very reaaona Biz
rates; gentlemen only taken. 7I8 East
Marshall Street
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LOST. on Leigh, between ST. James and
Brook Avenue, bunch OF keys. Finder
.all Madison $50: reward.
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WA.jTk.D-Nioney.

WANTED, to borrow $4,000 month his
per cent: will pay back Sl00 weekly.
Good securities. Apply 1T once. Mr..
Beasley. Stone Motor Co, West Broad
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EBERAL reward for return OF go-cart
= taken from porch of 1927 West Grace,
" for information leading 10 its re-
Is
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R edmond & Petersburg Electric Ry
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave Richmond-Main ST. station
scheduiS figures not guaranteed. For the
South-Daily: $50 A. NJ. local; 1880 A. NJ
express; p: NJ. express. with observation
sleeping car for Atlanta: ll:15 p. NJ. express.
sleeping car open 600 2. NJ. $500 p. NJ local
for Keysville and Chase City-week DAYS.
York River Lino-s:lo p NJ. Steamer Train.
,Parior carr. 1885 A. NJ. and 4:i6 p. NJ. daily
local
Trains Arrive Richmond-From the South:
1908 \. 81 and $500 A. NJ. $3.50 p. NJ s:,J0
r. NJ. daily: $40 A. NJ. except Sunday
From West Point: S'+s a. NJ. except Mon,
day: $40 4. NJ. aud 6:16 2. NJ. daily.
office 97 y Main ST.. Phone Madison 272