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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-12
GERMANY AND
~, =, HAYTI DISAGREE
War Nay Result Prom the, Quarrel
Now Pending.
HEAVY INDEMNITY DEMANDED
FOR the Arrest Of German Sutherland ths
Kaiser Is Fitting Out xarlship
TO Enforce Ms yiews.

Berlin, Nov. 1.-THE German warshlu
Gehon is under orders to sail for Port an
Prince. Hayd, this month, in order 10
insist upon redress for the arrest Of Hen
Leudsrs, a German subject. and his nm.
lawful Imprisonment for which Count
sdhwerein, German minister ait Port an
Prince has demsrded an indemnity.
The German version Of this affair is
that Lsuders was sentenced to pay a
fine Of $50 and to undergo Imprisonment
for resisting a policeman. which Leud-
ers denied Thereupon he demanded
second trial. and obtained It, and was
rese,senced this time to pay a flne OF
$50 and TO undergo years Imprison-
ment. The original trouble between Leu
ders and the police. 1t Is claimed in HE
behalf, was dus TO a policeman forcing
his way into his residence contrary to
law, in order to arrest one OF his ser
wants.
The German minister notified the Hay
tan government. after demanding heavy
indemnity, that he had hauled down his
flag and sent the archives Of the Ger
man legation TO the legation Of the Uul-
ted Stauss. thus severing all diplomatic
relations with the governmerz OF HaytL
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A HOT TINE.
Brazn the Scace of Much Excitement
Great Uneasiness Felt.
n,and"

New York, November IA dispatch
t, the Herald from Rio Janeiro says:
senator vierata, one of the govern
ment's supporters in the Brazilian SETH
ate. declared in an open session OF that
body that the opposition had predicted
the death of President Morass before
November 4. This statement, taken in
connection with the alleged plot which
led ITO the recent attempt to kill the
president caused q sensation. Senator
Bar,eloe, of the opposition protested Wig
orously agah st the charge, In the cham
ber of deputies Zabra. in an attack upon
the opposition declared that the party
was made up of anarchists. This caused
a hot discussion in that body. The many
charges caused the opposition to publish
a manifesto denying any responsibility
for the attempt on President Moraes
life This manifesto, which sets forth
that ths attempt grew out of discomfort
n the army, was not we'll received.
Comparative quiet reigns in Rio Ja-
Metro, though the chamber of deputies
has passed a measure declaring the city
under martial law. An armed patro
surrounds the city.
Resolutions of congratulatiom for the
president on his escape from assassina
ton were passed. The minister for for
eign affairs has received information
from the authorities Of Spiritu S@act'
that italian riots occurred there Tuesda!
and he has ordered the troops to tina
place. The Italians assembled in publi
places and insulted the natives. Th'
/ police were unable to disperse the Ital
ians and finally the chief of police or
dered his men Ito frs Aato the crowd
Four Italians were killed. Traffic hal
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-12
.DURRANT GETS
' ANOTHER RESPITE
viii Not Hang Today at San 0uen-
tin Prison,
DECLARES HE IS INNOCENT
Supreme Couft Of caliiofnia Says Ne Il Ea.
titled to sixty Days Believes
God Is With Him.
DECLARES HE IS INNOCENT

San Francisco. Nov il--william Henry
Thoodorr Durrsnt viii not be hanged at
San Qucntn tomorrow morlnr after AL
the suprcm. cour, OF this state having
granted him another respite At the clcy.
cnth hour.
Up to o'clock thls afternoon when the
news flashed over the wires from sacra.
mo ~ that the court now In session
there had granted writ OF probable
satre. ana Instructed Warden Hale not
20 carry out the execution of Durrant IN.
~ further orders. there was apparently
no further hope FOR tbs condensed mur.
dcrcr of blanche Lamont and Minniv
Williams, as HE attorneys, Messu. Dick
lGson md BOARDING., hai made futile
effort TO srcurc another writ Of habc0s
corpus In the United States circuit court
and had not yci been Frant-d pcrrnis'
sion 10 appeal from tina, decision TO the
supreme court u the Clitei States.
Meanwhile. however. Attorney De2rey
FASTENED 10 Sacramento. ana applied 70
the state supryne court for a writ OF
probable cause for the purposs of staying
tho proceedings against his cllea, upoC
the grounds rhat no oricia! k.ow!~dgs
~ the action Of the suprcm, court of the
United states IN the matter Of purrants
appeal from the decision OF the led'ra'
court had y,t been reociyed thar ~,
superior sour, Ai3 act,i ,oc hastily 90
s"nicu Ing DurrSt 20 bc hanged 'omor.
roN aa the aN required that h. bc given
at ,rast sixty days Of grace. and cons.
qucntly that tn pcndcncy or another
appeal In ;hc supreme court affecting n,
cI d, mucd was Of Itself sunicien, cause
OF / stay of execution. The matter was
partially argued IN the chambers ans
later argici before a fuu court and tax.
,n under adv.s,ment. Shortly after
ward ,ht cour; announced It's de- sion
Eran,iag the writ applied Tor. In whicn
all the justices concuried.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-12
PACIFIC FLEET
OF THE CRAMPS
FIRST STEAMER MILL LEAVE MEN r0Rk
IN DECEMBER
Four others Mill FOllON-Nay Run From
Seattle-Another Line From NeS
khatcom to Alaska.

New York. Nov 1.-THE States Steam
ship Company has been formed urder
the laws of New Jersey with a capital
of S7.OOO.O 600 and with Charles H. Cramp,
president Of Cramps ship builing com
pany. as its president.
The new company has completed ar
rangements by which it acquires from
the Internatiolal Navigation Company
five steamers-the Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Indiana, Illinois. and Connemaugh and
others will soon be added TO the fieet.
President Cramp was at Nhe Waldorf to-
night and said these steamers will be
ssnt around to the west coast as soon
as possible and will ply regularly from
San Francisco or Seattle to St. MichaeIs'
The Ohio will oe the first steamer to sal
and will leave early in December, to oe
followed by four others, all leaving Ne"
York. March 1st. In conjunction with
these steamers a fleet OF light draughl
vessels is being built as rapidly as pos
slble to make service up the Yukon river
The Ohio will reach Seattle about the
end of February
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-12
ANTI-cArHoLIc MARRIAGES


New York. November ia dispatch
to the Herald from Lima, Peru, says:
"a baa which leglllzes non Catholic
marriages in Peru, and which makes
legal all civil ceremonies performed BY
the mayor Of the town II the presence
Of TWO witnesses, was sanctioned by CON
gress just before adjournment There
was great excitement when the measure
was taken up for final actida. The eler-
icaIs tried TO sustain a motion to post
pone consideration. but on a vote the
motion was lost, Then the president
put the motidl to close the debate and
this was done amid great applause The
passage OF this measure is great tn
umph for the liberal ideas and for the
government
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EXPRESSIONS OF GRATITUDE.

DIR. Darrin is continually racelvlng ex-
presslots Of gratitude from the numeroos
na,lents that he has restored TO health
and happiness. Some Of these cures are
given bsow. The Doctors thorough
knowledge OF the wonderful curative
power OF electricity, judicAously COM
blned with the proper medicines, whe'l-
ever occasion demands. enables him 20
overcome disease whsre other doctors
fail to give the slightest reaief. Dr. Oar
rim can be cons1lted fres OF charge at
tn Bond street. Astoria, until December
/ The following cures explain tisem-
sslves:
VIM. ". colweli. skamokawa, Wash
sciasie rheumatism aid liver complaint,
restored to health: also his brother, Geo.
L. ColwelI, skamokawa. Wash, was
cured OF a numbaess Of the arm.
Judge y. I. Mason f"uaA'O' oies''''
deafness % years. cured.
]. ]. Kern, editor OF the northwest
German paper Of Portland, Oregon, deaf
ness for yeans. restored.
VIM. Tackstro.1. North Bend. Or, DAT
ress for three years, cured in ten
minutes.
Most cases can be treated at home
after one visit TO the doctors Office.
Inquiries answered. circulars and ques-
ton blank s=nt free.
All business relations With DR.. Darrin
are strictly confdeatial.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-12
AFTER nEvgNUE DErnAyDERs

New York. November ii.-For ihs past
forty days regcaIc ofiio r. under Cap
tlin Williams of the Now York and New
Jersey division u ths department have
scour.h the cry 10 gatrer evidence
against the large tobnnco dealers. cigar
manufacturers md liquor distllers.
Frauds in the payment of liquor and to-
bacco tazeh and suppos II irregularities
on tio par, OF the governmen, officials
are ls.hind tho lnycstg,a.ioa. A tour Of
,he tobacco factories hrs ben begun
and IN some clses small seizurts were
mnde.
This work OF the revenue offers Is said
to be only the first step In ths blgges,
Inquiry made by the dsplr,meH since
the days of tn w'hiskey ring
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COAST DEFENSE
APPROPRIATIONS
Estimates Submitted and Approved by
Secretary AIger.
TO PAY MONEY IN LUMP SUMS
Thas No Delay Will Occur to Work on AHy
Particular Dsisnse-Columbia
River Remembered.

WashlngtoI. November Il. Secretary
Aigsr has approved .ne estimates Tor the
coast dsfenss work submitted By General
Mile. ard they will be submitted TO
Chairman Cannon n the hous4 com
mitteo on appropriations some days be-
fore m opening OF the session. In ae-
cordonce with law. the expenditures at
the dinerslt seaporls are itemiz'ai. but
the secretary will ask for authority 70
spend the money In lump sums. 30 that
work oi any particular defense may bs
hurried TO meet emergencies. General
Miles divides the fertilization appropri-
alton az follows
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Mr. Whatcom, Wash. Nov. n-Ar'
rangements have been completed be-
tween Capt. r. A. Talbot, Of Sioux CITY
and E. W. Shirk, of st. Paul, and other
easteri capitalists and citizens of Bel
lingham Bay. to run a steamship line
from here to Dawson City next summer
The ocean line will make regular trips
and will connect with Yukon steamers
at ST. Michaels. The contract calls for
two trips to Skaguay, starting March 1st'
On the 1st of June the first trip will be
made to ST. Ahchaels. One river steamer
will be built here this winter and the
other oue at Seattle, each costing $65,OCC
and will have a capacity of 200 tons.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-12
RUPTURE IN PANAMA.

New York. November ia dispatch
TO the Herald from Panama says:
There has beal a complete rupture OF
political negotiations between the ma
tional and conservative parties. Cen
eral Reves, a leading candidate for pres
ident has endorsed the conservative plat
form based on a reform Of the constr
tuition and promising the re-establlsh-
ment Of the gold standard and the set
tlement of the foreign debt.
..c,zs.,.slrvgss,..--.r
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been suspended pending an investigation.
The Italian charge d'affaires has received
orders from Rome 20 demand redress Tor
all outrages on ItalIa1a In the mean
time ths Italian club In RIO Janeiro has
cabled 20 Ronrs asking that measures
be taken at once to protect Italian sub
jects. Great uneaslnass - felt In RIO
Janeiro az result Of rhess maaatesta.
tons. Business Is paraiyzed and the
woakne1e Of tho government Is censured
Many Jacobdns have been arrested.
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san Quentin. Nov. u.-Thls has been a
day Of great but suppressed excitemen,
In and about the pcnitentiary. Prepare
lions Tor tho executor Of Theodore Dur.
rant had an been completed and tht
prison officials were in readiness 10 carry
out the death sentence from which there
seemed to bo no further appeal At 80
p. m. the news thar the supreme court
had granted a rpricve was received az
the prison In message TO Warden Haly
from Chief Justice Beatty,
Capt Edgar conveyed the information
to the csllemned man. Durrant quick
ly rud 1t, and without any great dir
play OF emotion. fell on his H1ees and
prayed silently for several minutes,
The death veil was remov>-d when Dur.
rant was brought down to the office and
It will not again be placed over the pris.
oner unless requirsH by future develop.
mdlts in the case.
An Associated Press reporter was sub.
sequenHy admitted to the prison office
where Durgelnt anl his mother weI~
seated on a sofa In each others arms.
Durrant had expressed desirt to make
statemen; to the Associated Press, and
In the course OF the Aterview said:
Naturally was greatly elat,d at the
news OF reprieve although my first IN.
timation based on telephone message
was not positive, but soon afterwards tn,
news was confirmed. All could do wa.
to thank God"
was the reprieve surprlse?" Dur
rant was asked.
Not exactly, all along have had per
feet faith in my God. This afternoon
was vlsiteo by two Sisters of Charity
and believe their prayers and the pray
ers OF all those who have interceded 10
me have been instrumental In brlngin
about this result"
Ther Durrant remarked that he coul
not understand why Christian pzopl
should beg him in letters 20 confess.
Il am innocent" he sald. "and woul
never confess to scuh vile crimes Soon,
or later the truth viii be known. ! hay
faith that the real perpetrator will y,
be discovered and punished. All Of the.
little stays bring us nearer Ito It. ! kno
the Lord will sooner or later set a
things right. l shall never give up II
fight because the Lord is with me-" /
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-12
MUTTNY AMONG SPANISH.

New York, November ia dispatch
TO the Herald from Havana says:
Correspondence just received from the
Herald's correspondent in Puerto Prin-
clpe states that open mutiny of Spanish
soldiers occurred there recently. the
mutiny developed into a conflict Bl the
streets between the commanding officers
and the troops. The soldiers mutinied
because rations were insufficient and
they could get no pay.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-12
BARK HoRATIO ARRIVES.

San Francisco, November 1.-THE bark
Horatio. Captain West, q days from the
okhotsk sea, arrived in this port last
evening. She had on boarl $50 pounds
Of whalebone and 900 barrels of oil.
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ndded, embracing ana Kissing bla mother
You may Say I an innocent" sale
DurraIh IN conclusion II viii never
yieid and God II Nth me"
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-11
Monday. February 5, 1S9!

at One O'Clock p. m. in It Of the Court
House door, in Genoa, in the County OF
Douglas, State of Nevada, all the follow
ing personal property which has not been
sold before that time at private sale to wit
One Silver Watuh and Chain. Ore Silver
Match Safe, ORE MeerSChaum Cigar
Holder. Thee Plain Gold r. and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-11

Trib cares bruises and sPrains.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-11
DELINQUENT SALE.

Monarch Consolidated Sold and Silver
raining Company Location Of principal
niace OF business Carson Cirv, Nevada.
:. location of WORKS, Silver Lake Mining
District, Douglas County Nevada.
Notice: there are delinquent upon tie
following described Stock OF account Of
assessment mo y levied on the I2th dar
u October, 1896, the several amounts set
> pposite the respective shareholders a.
T ollOwS:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-11
Estray Notice.

Came to the Helstein ranch three
months ago, one black gliding Owner
can recover animal by proving property.
paving for this advertisement and settling
paSturaee bills. SAM DAVIS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-11
Administrators Sale Of Persona!
Property
Consisting Mostly Of Mining StocF
In the
Famous ZiYn Mine,
so Gated in Pine Nut.

No,i>ej ! hereby given, thu in par~u-
anl- n o,dcr Of The pj>tric' Govt Of
shc Fjr~l Judicial District of he State Of
Nevada, in and for the County Of Doug
las. made on the .9th day of December,
1906, in the Matter of the Estate Of
WENDELIN ZIRN, deceased, thc IN
der>isned, tie Administrator Of the
Estate 81 the said deceased, will sell At
public auction, to the highest bidder for
caAh LLn:..G State> anll COIN or
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-11
2eanS and Brown Bread.

B. request Of many patrons the Boston
Bakery will begin the delivery of Baked
Beans and Brown Bread every s. nday
morning. Leave orders Friday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-11

Aud in accordance with law and an
order of the Board of Trustees made on
he 18th dav of October 1906, which said
order was thereafter amended a. to date of
Sale on FEBRUARY 9th, 1857 SO many shares
Of each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary will be sold at public Auction at
the office of the Company in Carson City,
Nevada on Monday March 8, 1897, at
o'clock P. NJ, of said day to,pay said delin-
1ucnt assessment thereon together with the
Goats of advertising and expenses of sale.
Jane. R. Judge
Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-11
TO Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. &c. il
The herald., 1897-01-03

FOR SALE
Al acres at Altadena. partially planted
to bearing oranges. lemons and deoiducus
fruits; modern two-story dwelling, 10
rooms, barns, etc Climate and view un-
surpassed Only $4,000.
40 acres near Fullerton, % aores wal
nuts, 4 acres oranges. acres dec4uous
orchard. House Z rooms, good outbuild-
ings; stock and farming implements.
Only $4,000. Pays now 10 per cent on
SIS 600 and when In full bearing, income
will be more than double. Ono OF the
finest income places on the market. Own
1000 acres in San Gabriel valley, ITO
acres in oranges and lemons 100 acres In
deciduous fruits in bearing, 100 acres in
alfalfa, water piped over the entire trnct
for irrigation, 1000 miners inches OF
water belong to the land. all fenced; first
class buildings costing over $50 900. This
is one Of the finest ranches in Southern
California, and suitable for subdivision
and colonization. 1t must be sold and can
be had at a bargain.
to orange. lemon and deciduous fruit
trees. New Groom house, barn, ETC. Con-
venient to transportation. Price $500
160 acres near Newhall. 140 acres under
cultivation, balance wood land. soil suit
able for grain or fruits. Small house.
good barn. blacksmith shop. etc. Prioe,
Including all stock and tools. only $1,000.
GO acres in DIAL valley. near Ventura.
One OF the finest deciduous fruit ranches
In the state, all but 10 acres under culti-
OF fruits Grown; good outbuildings and
very healthful location. Will pay 10 per
cent on price asked now. and win rapid.
ly increase. Price, including farming
outfit, stock, ETC., $1S,50o.
groves at Redlands. Highlands and Riv-
srside. HINTON & WHITAKER,
3 123 W. secondst.
The herald., 1897-01-03
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
State school lands are only s1.25 per
acre; no residence or improvements re-
Quired; upwards Of 60, 900 acres sold.
close to station and railroad; 26 cents per
acre CASH balance long time; this land
will bring $40 per acre In five years.
$l75 per acre buys $40 acres, Los An
geles county; surface water 10 feet, and II
in the artesian belt.
81 per acre, one-half cash, $50 acres
one-half mile from station on Santa Fa
railroad good soil and fine for apples.
SITS per acre; $40; close to Hesperia:
snap.
S. per acre, 800 acres adjoining town Of
Kramer; this is worth 800 per acre for
town site; these lands will pay so per
cent on investment; buy now while lands
are cheap.
See DAY, 1191s 8. Spring st. /; established
1888 Headquarters for school and gov
ernment lands throughout Southern
California.
The herald., 1897-01-03
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
School and government lands in All
counties in California

FOR SALE
School and government lands in All
counties in California
School lands only $1.25 an acre with the
81 an acre running on small interest a.
long as desired. Do not delay. We are II
years established here. Send for cirou-
lars and information Anyone. male or
female. Of age. can take school land and
there is no condition az to residence on
the land unless desired. No investment
in America achieves suoh splendid re-
turns. In the water districts, along lines
of rail and market there are few choice
locations; along the coast and in the In
terror various fine opportunities for
homes and speculations still abound.
but they are fast passing away. Do not
delay. Look! Government homesteads,
$50 for locations and up. We have care
fully listed lands all through Southern
California and II you are wise you will
be guided in calling on headquarters for
opportunities. in a lifetime. We cannot
begin to schedule our long list Of bar
gains but advise you to remember the
motto, Don't Delay. SSF
WISEMANS LAND BUREAU,
n W. First st.
Notary Public. Legal papers for sale. All
kinds drawn on reasonable terms.
The herald., 1897-01-03
HOP SALH-RRAL ESTATE
Country Property
FoR nALM OR EXCHANGE
OTIS H. LOCKHART,
~ Byrns 1uildmA

ToH SALE OR rxcMANaps-- CHAN g.
~ Byrns buildinA
S6oo-rsn acres in Nsrth Ontario. I'll
set to S-ysar-old Washington navsls. y
flns condition; clear; want city; Wsui4
assume.
ss5oo-s acrss imprevsd, gesd house, .
clear; : miIes southeast Of Burbank ea
river; 70 acres in alfalfa. Lots Of water.
Want income. city; would assume
SSooo-s-room modern cottage. near First
west; all street work in and paid; clear.
Want CLOSE In acreage. Cahusngs valley.
tfooo-Elegant 1o-foot lot In the swim.
southwest; clear. Want vacant acreage
bet First and Sixth; would assume
s2ooo-So acres fns level land In artssiaA
belt near Elizabeth lake; clear. Trade TOR
something in Los Angeles or vicinity.
s275o-2o acres three miles up the river
from the city; IL acres in fruits. in alfal-
IA; all under ditch. Want city property.
school, Ramona; lemons. prunes an4
plums, set years. Want good lot ana
some cash In city.
Having been actively engaged in hand
ling lands and their products In this
country for the past y years years, ! feel u!
benefit you by calling on
OTIS III. LOCKHART.
423 Byrne bldg. cor Third and B'way.
The herald., 1897-01-03

FOR sALE-NOw Is THE TIME TO GET
in on tho ground fioor and buy one OF
those fine lots in the Figueroa-street
tract, corner Jefferson and Ftgueroa
streets; Madn-Streek car linle Is now
being eleotricized and passes right by this
tract; q number of fine improvements are
now under consideration, and In addition
to those already there will materially add
to Sno vALue Ok lOtS IN CIhrk q DRY AL
Figuerca-street tract. Lots now selling
for S10oe will soon be worth 50 per cent
more money. CLARK & BRYAN. LII ".
Third 1t.
The herald., 1897-01-03

sALE-ELEGANT. MODERN 10
N residence in Bonnie Brae section:
~ convenience; woodwork down
RS. auarter-sawed oak and beautiful
wood: walls and ceilings hand deco
I'd; large bedrooms on second floor;
CANT bath room, porcelain bath, smok-
room and billiard room Sd floor; house
beautiful, complete and modern: lot
lT5 to alley; all street improvements,
luding sewer. The owner says sell
$500, and when you see the property
u will say it's cheap; photographs at
Z office. LEONARD MERRILL, 240
.adbury block.
The herald., 1897-01-03

r SALE
;26oo-6-room house, only $500 cash, bal
ice $50 per month; this property is close
Pearl and Eighth SITS; street graded
nd cement walk: this is beauty; call
ad look at this property If you wish
ice home.
s750l-room house, cash 500, balance
My $40 per month; this is a bargain.
S550-S-room house, $40 per month;
treet graded and cement walk; this Is a
.eauty. LOTSPEICH IL BOYD.
324 S. Broadway.