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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-05
Good Buys
This Snap
as a matter of course

utS - q SW&R
$3.50 A corner lot, sir room.
new home, good shed and toilet.
$3.50 A nice lot, four room new
house, shed and toilet.
$425 A nice lot, three room new
house and toilet.
SITS A beautiful vacant resi-
dence lot. 64x10s.
viii cell the above property
separately as marked. or will sell all
together for $1,000. The above prop
critics are bringing s3O.75 rent per
month, and are all in good condi-
tion. All adjoining, all fenced and
city water; only three and one-halg
blocks from city school Look it
up. Must be sold quick. Time
limited.
A Bargain
$3.50 takes this nice corner lot
5OxI1O feet. A good two room
house with shed, all fenced. city
water in front. good location.
A Good Buy
$500 takes a group OF twelve
beautiful lots on Seventh street.
all level, No. / soil, all clear.
water. Close buy.
Another Bargain
$500 takes q double corner lot
eOxIOo feet; has a good neR
three room house. and q good
two room hOuss; property bring
ing sJ5 rent per month; city
water and nice trees. all fenced.
No better location. See IL.
a Beautiful Home
$500 A beautiful new and we'll
built six room residence, WITH
bath and electric lights. all
plastered and water in. Close in.
ali fenced, nice lawn, good out
buildings.
A bargain In timber and faru
lands. Four hundred acres for
$4,000 dollars. Only ave miles from
the city: all level and we'll located.
Special
No. / farms close in. ranginl
} from forty to one hundred sixty
acres; we'll improved, iins orchards
and other fine crops growing.
? Summer homes on the beautiful
/ Occur d'Alene lake; no batter to b
q had. |. have just added to IA,
already large list Of lake property
eighty acres Of the best. Some IN
beaches. Prices very reasonable
j Terms TO suit.
We are headquarters for rsntin
:, houses.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-05

q y. naThans Tessias. After EouF Year,.
&. h. Burhans, Of Carlisle Center,
n. T., writes; About four years
ago wrote you stating that l had
been entirely cured Of a sever kidney
trouble by taking less than two bot.
ties OF Foley's Kidney Cure. II en-
tirely stopped the brick dust sedi.
meut. aud pain aud symptos OF kid.
ney disease disappeared. am glad
10 Say that have never had a return
OF any Of those symptoms during the
four years that have elapsed aud
am evidently cured to stay cured,
and heartily recommend Foley's Kid,
ney Cure to any one suffering from
kidney OF bladder trouble, For sale
by the Occur d'Alene Drug Store.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13
RUST WILL NOT BE TRANSMITTED.
so SAYS PROF. BOLLEY OF
NORTH DAKOTA COLLEGE

Prof., d. L. Bolley, state botanist
at the North DAKOTA Agricultural col
1ege and one of the closest students of
seed grain and its treatment in the
northwest, says that with proper care
seed wheat from "rusted grain can be
used. The grain in the rust stricken
counties can be used If properly
cleaned and the lighter grains elimin.
ated. The fact that there are plump,
matured grains in the wheat indicates
that much of the wheat comes from
healthy plants and is rust resistent.
As to the transmission of rust from
the seed, Professor Bolley insists there
is absolutely nothing in all past ex-
periments and Investigations from
which such a conclusion can be
reached.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13

Sure enough when Hole-in-t he-day
and his party arrived at home and
came opposite my house he halted and
With his loaded gun started to go to.
my house. He found that had gone
to some place. He said again, He
must die. I shall not let him go. T
shall find him where he has fed
On my arrival at Fort Ripley, the
captain was 80 glad to see me and he
gave me nice quarters with the other
family who had accompanied me in
my flight. This man was the most
cowardliest human being. The sound
of the limbs and leaves made him
jump many times in my presence.
His name was William Superior. His
wife still lives, and she was a brave
woman, but her husband was the
cowardliest human . :. being from the
crown Of his head down to the cole Of
his feet.
The proposed plan of Hole-in-the-
day was that after massacring the
people at the Agency. bis next point
to attack was. to be-, Fort Ripley. Be
was. we'll aware that the fort was
nearly empty.s The soldiers had baea
taken away to the South to fight He
niRgef W0FfhippeTs. he had repa
edly said, IT can take and capture b
Fort without much effort. I k1oW
! what to do and how to do 1t. I"
Continued next Week. z:>. ...
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13
AUDITORS NOTICE
....OF.
HEARING ON Petition
DITCH PROCEEDINGS.
OF MINNESOTA, }

COUNTY OF MORRISON.
In the matter of the petition of F. D.
La2ping and others, for public ditch
in the county of Morrison, state of Min.
nesota.
Notice is hereby given, that a petition
has been filed in the office of the County
Auditor OF said county, praying for the
CO Instruction of public ditch beginninR
at forty rods east of the quarter stake on
the north line of section ten QO), township
thlrty-nine 1897, north of range twenty
nine (29) west; running thence east along
the county road within the road limits to
near the northeast corner of section eleven
(u), town thirty-nine 1897, north of range
twenty-nine (29) west; thence in a SOUTH
easter1y direction to connect with the
creek on the Clough meadow on section
twelve (l2), town thirty-nine (39), north of
range twenty. nine (29) west, in Morrison
county, Minnesota, and Terminating at as
above written.
And that the names of the owners of the
lands that will be affected by the con.
struction of said ditch, are as follows
to-wit:
Rutherford Lumber Company, Theo F.
Koch Land Company, J. S. Pillsbury.
August S. Nelson, w. Merritt, Jessie NJ.
Hofer, John Schmollxe, St. Paul NJ. & NJ.
KY, P. McKibben, c. N. Ganett, St. Paul
q Duluth Ry., Arthur L. Shannon, Ella
Day, E. s. Grove, L. J. Brecht, w. McKib-
ben, FIR. J. disc, Robert Vessel, L. w
Collins, G. NJ. Ganett, A. N. Hamilton. q
Kipp, J. H. Rhodes, Town of Morrill, on the
county road on the south line of sections
and 3, town SO, range 29-benefitted $50
| rods.
And that the engineer appointed by the
Board of County Commissioners of said
county to make a survey of the route of
said ditch has completed his work and
m ade due report thereon and filed the
same in the Office of said County Auditor.
| and that the viewers appointed bv said
Board of County Commissioners to view
the same have completed their work and
filed their report thereon in the Office of
said County Auditor.
! And that, therefore, the Board of County
Commissioners of Morrison county, state
of Minnesota, will hold special ,neet;np
on Monday, the 30th day of JAM, A. D
1905, at the auditors office in the CITY OF
Little Falls in said county,at 1oclock p.m.
of said day, for hearing and consideration
of said petition and of said surveyors and
viewers report thereon; and that all per
sons interested in the construction of sale
ditch are invited to appear and be heard
by and before said Board of County Com
missioners at said time for or against tn,
construction of said ditch.
,(SkAL). 49, WILLIAM A. BUTLER,
County Auditor Morrison County. Stat,
:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13
Totals us, 299, 481
In all 1S6, 81, 600 feet of logs are re-

Totals 718, 299, 4S1
In all 1876, W, 600 feet of logs are re-
ported as carried over to the next
saving season. and 145, 600, 900 are in
the river above Minneapolis. Secre.
tary Rhodes of the Mississippi Valley
Lumbermen's association, estimates
that the production of the Mime
apolis mills will be somewhat larger
next season than 1t was this year.
The Little Falls mill sawed l6, 900, =
600 shingles and IA. 900, 600 ]ath being
only exceeded by Milaca and Mime
apolis In single production, and by
Minneapolis in lath and lumber cut.
RICE SUSPECTS BOUND OVER.
Charles Morgan, F. Meyer and
Chas. Young, the alleged Bank Of
Rice robbers, were taken to Rice Fri
day morning by Sheriff Bernick an,
Sheriff Leff;ngwell, who were also
accompanied by Marshale Fox, of
Paynesville, and Kosr, of Richmond.
The three men were arranged Fri.
day afternoon before Justice Malm-
berg, of Rice, and formally charged
with robbing the bank. The testimony
of the important witnesses was taken
and it was 90 conclusive that the court
ordered all three men bound over to
the action of the next grand jury of
Benton county, which sits at Foley in
April.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13

During the visit of Attorney j N.
True. of Little Falls. here last week,
says the Aitkin Independent. the case
of Kandee Jenkins against Frederick
jenkins. which has been pending In
the district court for two years. and
which involved title to the George
jenkins property west Of town. waa
settled by the parties In interest, Mr..
True acting for his client, Kandee
jenkins. This will clear the title to
all the lots in jenkins First and Sec
ond Additions, which was ,clouded by
reason of the suit. =. Nm. w. a. H.. = !:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13
COUNTY BOARD

The board decided on fire warden
service In Lakin. Pulaski, Platte, Ros-
Ing, Hlllman, Mt. Morris.
The bill Of T. Kempenick. road
work. $22. was laid over tin next
meeting.
W. L. Farnam was appointed ap-
praiser of state lands in Morrison
county, according to laws of 1905.
The tar abatement applications of J.
K. Martin and A. Porter were ap-
proved.
A. johnson and Ole VAIL were ap-
pointed committee to inspect Royal.
on fridge. to report at next meeting.
The bill of Elliot Fisher Co., $50,
was rejected.
BILLS ALLOWED
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13

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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13
1904 LUMBER CUT
Nearly 100000 Fec,
Cut at Little Falls

The annual report of George L.
Matchan, surveyor general OF logs
and lumber for the Minneapolis dis,
trict, has been transmitted to Jog
governor by the deputy, c. E. Sin
clair. It shows q total of 6.525; 55s
logs scaled in 194. measuring 4sO, 32l, :.
800 feet. There we're 557, 717,2 feet
of logs sawed in the district. and the
output of lumber, at each point is
given as fellows:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13
C.. Il. BROWNS UNUSUAL Offer
SELL DR.. HOWARD'S SPECIFIC
AT HALF PRICE AND GUAR
ANTEE A CURE.

''It isn't often that I have faith
enough in the medicine put up by
the people to be willing to offer to re-
fund the money If 1t does not cure, -
said @. 81. Brown to q Herald man
who dropped into his store, "but am
glad to sell DR.. Towards specific for
the cure of constipation and dyspepsia
on that basis.
1.-The DR.. Howard company, in or
der to get q quick Introductory sale.
authorized me to sell their regular
City cent bottles at half price. 81
cents, and. although We have sold q
lot of 1t, and have guaranteed every
! package, not one has been brought
back as unsatisfactory.
Zone great advantage of this speci'
fc. he continued, sis its small dose
and con ven1ent form. There are sixty
doses in q vial that can be carried II
the vest pocket or purse, and every
one has more medicinal power than
big pill or tumbler of mineral water
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13

A little girl In much excitement
rushed into the parlor. which was full
of company. and exclaimed: "Mam-
ma, just think of it, "Think of
what. darling2' ''Our cat has a whole
lot of twins and didn't know she
was married. ''.-Ex.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13
KELLEY AT WINNIPEG.

Royalton Banner: DR.. Beer ran
across r. P. Kelley, the Shakespear-
ian reader, on the streets of Winni-
peg. he has now a good position with.
the Hudson Bay company.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13

P. A. Ewart, who assisted the
county attorney in the Wiener trial.
he's been appointed second assis ant
.. s. district attorney.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13

Miss Mary Wagner was operated on
ut the hospital Saturday, a tumor be-
ing removed from her cheek.
A young man took his best girl to
the Methodist church last Sunday
evening and stopping at the end of one
OF the back pews turned to the usher
and said. II guess We can squeeze in
here.'' Yes said the usher, with
a subdued smile. II guess you can,
brt probably 1t would be better for all
coDcsrne1 to wait until you get
home" .-Ex.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
PRAY FOR: member |: !. !
WHO is U |. NC B !
Sccial NJ citing Of Town g co pun
I'll u Called Much Excite
!rrnent Over Revival.

ifspecial to Tho Times Dispatch
Fan CITY, NJ N. j.. Feb. pa special
Ing of the Municipal Council Will vii
Tiled is pray for the one member OF
3 BODY who has not yet progressed con-
1on as a. result Of the remarkable illlSt , L
y 4 Of revival that has swept this
& A fact, 4 perhaps, illustrates better
Nh anything else the nstonlshing con-
nsof affairs that prevails here. Crowd
I lettings continue day and night, and and
lSuntil the early hours Of the morn
IL one after another, Mayor Champion,
$,rrea surer Champion, Postmaster SUIT
Six Of the seven councilmen and sew
U politicians, who have been accused
8lady public deals, took their places
Jig the struggling mass on Bonded
ID before the altar.
2hough the field seems to have been
a exhausted, the meetings will be
s-,ucd next week, and the slogan now
s d .ery. soul in Ocean City for Christi"
esolution was adopted by the Ocean
Association last night pro-
n ng card playlng in its rooms. In
Il the sentiment against card-playlng
34lll other forms of worldly amuse.
I i has become so strong that a store.
y Fl to-day threw.all his stock Of play
H ards into the street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
society we're Mr.. n. j. Hutton, Of Abing-

society we're Mr.. r. j. Hutton, Of Abing-
don, Va, whose subject was George
tyYnshington;"" Mr. n. w. Phillips, Of Or
wood. M Miss, whose subject was THE
Claims Of the South to Our Vcneration;"
Mr. II. III. Hansberger,% Of Staunton, va,
whose subject was .Robert E. Lee. The
speakers from the Philanthroplc Society
we're Mr.. G. a. Wilson, OF Brownsburg'
Vii. 4 whose subject was Southern Dia-
lect;n Mr.. -. j. Elliott, Of Sheppard, Va,
whose subject was ,''Hampden-S Sidney
Past, Present and Future" d w, wall
Of Farmylle, Va, whose subject was
Literary Education for the Art OF LILY
Ing. =. E s. Il, e t54
The large number Of visiting girls on
the Chill" Is tho occasion for comment.
AT tho german given in the Country Ciup
house. which followed Immediately after
the speaking exercises, the following D :
Young ladies' were noted: Miss Cox, OF
Clifton Forge, With Mr.. r. q. Graham;
Miss Martin with Mr.. ] Y. Nelson Osburn,
Miss Edmunds, of Furmvlle, with Mr.. W.
Ford Miss Mckinney. of aITarmvllle. With
Mr.. IA. Il. Harris; Miss Hunter OF Rich
mond, with Mr.. w. b. Agnew; Miss ms
lev Of Radford, with Mr.. H. j. Phlegar;
Miss Katharine Lancaster OF Richmond,
with Mr.. n. j. Watkins; Miss n. llancas
ter,&of Richmond, with MI. s. y, camp
bell; Miss Lacy with Mr.. Il. B. Hawkins,
Miss Annie Lancaster, Of Farmville, with
Mr.. d. Fletcher; Miss Lucille Peasants,
of I3oydton, with Mr.. Peyton Flemlng;
Miss Rose Lunsford, Of Petersburg, With
Mr.. u. M, Graham; Miss Hattie Kelly, Of
Richmond, with Mr.. a. p. Scott; MISS
Edna Sloan, OF Sheppard. with Mr., Mont
gomery; Miss Elizabeth Land, OF North
Carolina, with Mr.. II. r. Ndmunds; MISS
Hundlcy,y of Farmville, with Mr. p. w,
Wade Miss Gill, OF Petersburg, witt. Mr..
Booth; Miss Booth, Of Petersburg, with
Mr.. w. w Carrlngton; Miss Cochran, OF
Stanton, with Mr.. Wade; Miss Cunning
ham with Mr.. Paulett.
The chaperones were Mesdames Whit
Ing. Brock, and Mrs. Edgar Venable.
Notwithstanding the fact that the club
quarters are as yet somewhat crowded
/, for the number dancing, no one could
doubt for moment thnt this fact was
but little considered by the dancers, and
| was not regarded as a serious inconven-
ience. M
| At u few minutes after II o'clock re-
frcshments were served, after which the
dancing was renewed and continued UNI
| til q little past O'clock
An excellent orchestra from LynchburG
1 furnished the emusic for the occasion.
| On Saturday night the iampden-S Sidney
| Dramatic Club appeared before the foot
flights in the comedy. "Outwitted." The
| members were we'll up In their parts and
achieved a well merted success. There
| was some really clever work done, and
| the play evidently struck home from the
applause with which they were received
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
spent 4 $500 "A. AN|GA7
Gave WIFE. s.8|'4!|. A YEAR I. ||:|.
Chicago Man, Whose Income Is Is
$4,000, Declared to be #
a spendthrift.
By3Associateel Press.)2

4 CHICAGO, Feb. 25.--John r. Cooke, one
OF the members Of the Cooke Brewing
Company, has been found to be q spenNd !,
thrift ~ a Jury III. the Probate Court. ~
CONSERVATION. will be appointed to take
charge Of his estate .ll Fl 81.
He was also accused Of being g drunk
ard, but this allegation was ignored by
the jury In reaching a verdict. That he
has un income OF $4,000 q year and has
spent as much as $500 in one night was
the evidence introduced. Ss ~ y
Il His wife testified that last year she had
received but SS4 from her husband for
the support Of herself and child. She
left him several months ago and Is now
making her home with her parents In
Baltimore. Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
The Gymnastic Carnival.

At the Academy Of Music on March Sd
the association ncrOhats Messrs, Ruthcrs
ford, Lawrence and Bagby, will give a
pleasing performance as their part Of the
programme. Their work at tho Casino
last spring elected much applause, and
they have made great Improvement and
have learned many original formations
since that time.
The work on the parallel bars will bc
finely performed and include many diff
cult and pleasing combinations OF adj
vanced exercises. This work In addition
to the performance of Mr.. Glass. worlds
champion on the flying rings, and Leroy
tho magician. and The other pleasing NUM-
gers. VIII make up a very entertaining
programme.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
SUNNY DAYS PROMISED.
Warm Weather Prevails al ll
Over the United States.

nc. day IS TO be fair and colder. says
athe oracle who sits IN the office OF the
Weather Bureau, and the y ews VIII give
satisfaction to this city filled with church lr'A
goers. .f3g sS 85i Z, !. A
n Fills laces and flrbclows will be pa.
raded bravely, and frock coats and SIX
tiles will spring up like grass after 4 q
summer rain. s1,s III, Il 5 AZ & I.
"a All tho rest OF the country as well as 70
Virginia, has been In q, sunny embrace,
and the $temperatures have taken &on Q
s"bull,5E tendency. The co dest spot IN
The States" on yesterday was at OsWego,
where twelve degrees was report led. h. y nc
SHOWS and " cold Of yesterday had
changed to almost indian summer. IN the
far West. t5st55 Il. 81 al
put out Of Joint Is " red hot 81 resorts BY
San Antonio and Taylor, where the nler-
curry went up to seven " eight degrees.
!, 4 1t really looks as though the spine or
old 8,frigldus"s had been partially frac-
Etured at least, and that for the remain
der OF February and March he will Estrike
but mildly on account Of his decrepidn''e,ss'.
n Mr.. Randolph Holiday, who has re- e.
turned from New ork, reports that the
climate there Is charming. s5f (.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
WHEN [sE { 6 I \ ]
WAS SOLDIER 5 ] {! BOLD /. D
He and Napoleon Had g Mar.
row Escape When Crossit,lg
the Delaware.

3.,yvhen ii was In the war;" said said SER
geant THOMAS. De- 5.$i N S4
S,'Huh' said Edgar, the Scribe
y. i"r say, when I was In the war; con-
tinued the Sergeant, ~ ONCE had ' 5i e very
narrow escape. 3i.5 81 Y 5. r.
&"Did YOU run y asked the Wise Guy Ivy IN
y Ut mover rund. {{ q tgs H Vi s5
81, and coll the docket, remarked
Mister Robins, the court Usher = got
to 60 to a fire. 81 "A IA .l 4. /. ID III.
tone day We started to cross the Deln-
ware, when Napoleon looked at me, and,
lii that fnos old way OF his, said we were
shoulder g and saw d million yankees
running tlp behind Ills. We snclle TO the
$ieft 81 the enemy, but as we done 50, wo
saw d whole platoon Of sphniards rum
nInr III our direction. The little fellow
Al shorseback again turned to me. and
naked what to do. I told him the best
thing to do was to face the enemy, a q "
let Ter 20. @ Then we VII lldrcW 70 q t -
right Of the line, and retreattod n goou
order into the woods. And what 40 you you
! think we saw u Z. h !. X
$SstyVlat did YOU snw?n asked Gibbons.
ID, 6nJ,lst TO- 900 Russians With draw So bres.j
We were surrounded BY tho enemy, but,
az Napoleon looked at me IN despair ~ g
hnppy thought occurred to me, and Ind Il We We
made good our escape I. !, !,
a'yVhat did you done asked tne i SAG q,
Gibbons. H y. N y \. NJ M 81 MI a54l
ran up an al ley. 5533 s2ys -
Ii Then, Inc Wise Guy turned six DRINKS KS
loose and handed wv. H VS. Holmes mo-
thirty wording days for being drunk lli, ana
dlsorderly. 81 .sSE ia q Il. i. =.
5war,S soliloquized Harry Glenn. N I.
On tho strength of the story Les ~ 9
Coleman got stuck for an * for. lifting lt1.iltg
winner roster, md Arthur Cole NJ, 2
was sent dow n for four month 4 on the no
charge Of buying a lot Of lard, kno wing
Itato have been stolen. 3Ss sgs .5 !,
y And that was oil. "a 3l An VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
CHARTERS GRANTED. q
State Corporation Commission
Authorizes Many New Firms.

The State Corporation Commission has
granted the following charters:
The Highland Mutual Telephone Com
pany QncorporateD, Monterey; J.. H.
Trlmblc, president, Monterey; j, Q. Arm
strong, vlce-presIdent, Doe Hill; =. D..
tai stock 5000; objects-toi purchase,
lease, maintain and operate telephone
lines through Highland county.
Farmers Supply Company 0ncorpo rat
ed), Witten's Mills; H. s. Bowen, presi-
dent; w. II. Hunord, vice-president; Q. T.
Brown, secretary, all OF Witten's Mills;
capital stock, $4,000; objects-to conduct
a general merchandise business.
Blackstone and Luncnburg Railroad
Company Nottoway; Freeman Epes, pres
ident; T. NJ, billiard. secretary, both Of
Blackstone; capital stock. $4,000; objects
for the purpose demonstrating and oper-
atlng q railroad. b
Columbia stone Quarrics dncorpo-
rated, Washington, D. G.; Joseph
II. Bradley. president, treasurer and
director, Washington, D. c.; r.
C. Hayden, secretary and director. Cald-
we'll n. y; capital stock, 100000; objects
s--quarrying, preparation and sale or
stone. sand and gravel
The Jefferson Inn Company Qncorporat-
ed), Charlottesville: G. H. Lawrence, pres
ident Philadelphia, Pa; J, "A, Gilmore
vice-p president. Charlottesville: j. r. Hay
den secretary and treasurer, Charlottes-
ville capital stock $4,000; objects-to
erect and maintain hotel,
West End Realty Corporation, Rich
mond; D, r, Creecy, Jr., president, Nor
folk; ]. D. Lecky, vice-presdent. Rich
mond; Wallor Holiday. secretary and
treasurer. Richmond. capital stock, $500;
objects--to buy and sell real estate
The Charles T. Friend Drug Company
Gncorporated). South Hill; J. II. Ogburn
president and director; Charles e. Friend
secretary and treasurer both of South
Hill Va. capital stock, $4,000; objects
a general merchandise business. including
drugs,