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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-10
Used in paying off the hospitals indebt-

used in paying off the hospitals indebt-
edness, in accordance with the condi-
tions Of Mr.. Barber's gift.
Col. John c. Bloomfield, manager of
the hospital, said Monday, that no
changes would be made at present.
With the debt all paid, the income from
Mr.. Barhers securities will make the
institution self sustaining. With such
a condition of affairs. additions to the
hospital may be forthcoming in the flu
ture.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-10

er, Mrs. Elizabeth Leash, 611 Bowery
St. Saturday afternoon. Death was
due TO consumption. Funeral services
will he held at the house at . o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. Interment in Glen
dale cemetery.
KNOTT.-AIrs. Mamie Knott, aged
As years. l month and 13 days, died
Saturday at her home, JOS \. Union
ST. Death was due to apoplexy.
Funeral services were held at 1890
o'clock Monday afternoon at the house.
The remains were sent to Bellefont.
Pa, for burial.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-10
WILL ASK CITY
To Make a Levy For Hospital
Purposes.

The ways and means committee ap-
pointed to raise the $4,000 indebted.
ness upon the City hospital will prob.
ably ask the city to levy tax of one
half mill for hospital purposes. The
city has authority to do this, but has
never exercised it. Council will be ask
ed to issue bonds, pending the raising
of the funds by taxation.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-10
BIRTHS.

FITZPATRICK-April ), to MI. and
Mrs. Michael Fitzpatrick, 1o7 Hal.
ltead ST., daughter.
| ANDERSON-April q. TO Nj. and
Mrs A. Anderson, 1856 Epson sI,. i, son
CUNNINGT0N-April q, to AIr, ana
Mrs Albert j.. Cunniugtou, l20s EAST
liarket ST., daughter.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-10
NOTED HEALER in TOWN.

The greatest healer of modern times
is Banner Salve,for cuts,wounds, sores,
plies and all SKIN diseases. 1t is guar
auteed.
]. NJ. LATER, j. Lauiparler g. Co., A.
Warner.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-10
PAINS IN THE BACK.

A. q. harrington, Constania, n. T.,
says: "I was troubled several years
with kidney disease and suffered Sc
we're pains in the back. l used Foley's
Kidney Cure and one bottle cured me-
recommend it to my friends. 1t has
given perfect satisfaction" Take no
substitute.
j. NJ. LATER. J. Lamparter & Co., A.
Warner.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-10
Col. Geo. S. Anderson,
"3sth L. s. Infantry,

'Batangas, p. l.,
Dear Sir:-Your regiment the 3Sth
Volunteer Infantry, forrned part of the
expeditionary brigade lately command
ed by the undersigned from the re.
organization OF the brigade. Jan. II,
until Feb. g when il was dissolved, all
of its troops having by that time been
distributed to'posts charged with the
pacification of certain indicated ter
rtory adjacent thereto.
THE object Of the column, TO which
II belonged was the destruction or dis
persion of the enemy in part of the
provinces of Cnyite and Lagana and
the provinces of Batangas and Taya.
bns and the permanent occupation of
this territory. by L. s. troops. The
PioN lhtNN hdlbCN, ICuNc LAY HAY
be said to have been the hot he'd of the
insurrection and the, loca ton in which
the insurrection had it's origin. While
in the northern part of Luzon, the col
lapse of the rebellion through the Wig
orous action of our, troops was on Jan
1, an acknowledged fact, the insurgents
organization in the territory mentioned
We're then still intact, in
deed, had been reinforced by
a section from, the north.
The hostility of it's population, which
precluded the formation of the scout
and spy service, the lack: Of wagon
roads and of accurate maps, made the
task assigned to the brigade an ex-
tremely arduous and difficult one, but
nevertheless it was practically com
pleted in three weeks. This gratifying
result is in part due TO the excellent
| work of your regiment. 1t involved
long marches under a tropical sun.
The marches, mostly over the roughest
conceivable trails. and. frequently in
terrupted by combats with the enemy,
were performed on. 4 short allowance
of food, which most OF the time had
to be carried on the persons OF the
men. Those organizations which serv-
ed in the brigade through It's existence.
aggregated marches OF some 2tiO miles.
| exclusive Of side trips and scouts.
Your regiment participated in the
capture of Lipn, and the skirmishes in
cident thereto, ana the brilliant dash
to Rosario, ulso'in the march to and
capture OF BatangIs.. IN which 1t ren-
dered excellent service. Muirs bat
TALON of the regiment mounted the
difficult and we'll nigh impossible
mountain trails coming in on the enc
my from the south and cutting off their
retreat from that direction. In the cap
ture of Taal and in the many difficult
scouts in the districts assigned to you.
the regiment has shown emery,
dash and high state Of efficiency and
has rendered excellent service.
"a sense of duty impels me, and it
affords me great pleasure TO express to
you and through you to- the officers
and men Of tlle 3sth Infantry. my sim
cere thanks for Tue soldlery conduct in
| this irving cnmD0jgM"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-10
The Commissioners Are
Creating the Deficit
And They Must Take Care
of Il. @
Treasurer Berger Wants City to
Borrow 100000.

lic"suici p'ise' mas no'ihe" 'he c''s
that no more oVcrGfafts upon the city
treasury will be honored, the last
monthly claims ordinances having do.
.,; ,..,,- .u A..
r,
,,;4h ,o r.,, ,,o,or oor,;,, ,,.o .,,
A..
e., 49, ,o
|
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-10
PROCEEDS
OF Carnival Apply on In.
debtedness.
Hospital viii be SeIf.Sustaining In
the Future.

Now that Mr.. o. q. Barber has made
the city hospital such a magnificent
gift, renewed interest will be taken In
the approaching carnival to be given
for the benefit of the institution.
Already u large number Of tickets
have been sold, and it is confidently be-
lieved that the opera house viii bO
crowded at each entertainment
The proceeds of the carnival will hc
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-10

A. Il. Bass of Morgantown Ind.
had TO get up ten or twelve times in
the night. and had severe backache
and pains in the kidneys. Was cured
by Foley's Kidney Cure. It's guar
anteed.
]. NJ. LATER, j. Lamparter & Co., A.
Warner.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-10
BANQUET
Given to Rev. Father Freker BY His
Friends.

Friends.
Friends of Rev. Father ). August
Freker gave him banquet Sunday
evening. The banquet was served at
the homo of the young priests mother,
Mrs. Caroline Freker, 2t2 Pine St,
from to i:30. Caterer .Adolph Beck
er served the banquet. Covers were
laid for 100 plates.
A good program of toasts was car
ried out.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-10
Money Given to Adamco' S
Heirs In Italy. 4
Claimed That Mrs. Phinney Has
No Right
To title to Main Street Block
Court House News.

Court House News. |
An interesting question of fact, is
raised in the case of the Phoenix In
surance Company VS.. Maggie Meier,
now being heard by the Circuit Court.
Mrs. Meier was the owner of sa
loon at 527 S. Main st. The place was
destroyed by fire. She alleged that she
was insured in the Phoenix company
and demanded payment for her loss.
1t was refused. She filed an action
in Common Pleas Court and was given
judgment for the full amount. The
case was appealed by the Company.
The circumstances are as follows:
The Gay of the fire the husband of
Mrs. Meier applied to Philip Book, the
local agent of the Phoenix Company
for policy on the property. His ap-
plication was accepted. He claims
The company alleges that 1t was at
2:30 in the afternoon. The fire occur
red at II 80 standard time, or Is min
utes after the time, that Mrs. Meier
claims, her application was accepted.
The policy was to date from noon. 1t
is the company's contention that the
application for insurance was not made
until after the property had been de-
stloyed. Mrs. Meier and her husband
boths deny this They'asay that NJ :
Meier returned from the Insurance
agents Office to find the saloon in
flames. There is no dispute as to the
time the fire occurred. The whole ques-
tion is In the time the application was
made for the policy. Since the action
was commenced Mrs. Meier has remov-
ed to Paris.
ALL IN ITALY.
H. A. liasson, administrator of the
estate of George Adamco. an Italian,
who was accidentally killed at Barber
Ton, has filed an account of the final
distribution of the property. After pay
ing the funeral expenses he had bal
ance Of $73. The relatives of the man
all lived in Italy. The money was
turned over to the Italian consul at
Pittsburg and by him sent TO Italy.
CIRCUIT COURT;
The April term of Circuit Court
opened at 1915 Monday morning.
Judges Caldwell, Marvin and Hale
We're on the bench. The docket is not
a long one, and it is believed that all
the cases that are ready for trial, viii
be disposed of in less time than the
length of the term. B
TRUSTEES CROSS PETITION.
A. j. Rowley, trustee for the benefit
of creditors of $. Il. Phinney has filed
an answer and cross petition In the
case of the Ohio Glass & Hardware Co.
N VS.. Ellen G. Phinney. He alleges that
Mr.. Phinney is the owner of the block
on $. Main ST., and that the title to the
same was placed in Mrs. Phlnney' S
uame for the purpose of defeating and
d, frauding the creditors. He asks that
it he sold and the proceeds applied to
the payment of the claims of the cred
itors of Mr.. fhinney. He also asks
that receiver be appointed to take
charge of the property.
DENIES FRAUD.
Archibald H. Huston has filed re.
ply to the answer of the Ashland &
Wooster Railroad company. He makes
general denial of the charges of fraud
made by the defendant.
BIRTHS.
tNI,rY II AT,pIOIy Avail A.. ar. -,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-10
S. C. E. A.

Have Passed Resolutions Touching
temperance.
t1he summit County Evangelical Al
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-10
HARD MARCHES.
Made by Regiments on
Halt Rations.
Letter Issued From Headquarters
Gives Praise to Soldiers.

Harry Hogarth, a corporal In Com
pany NJ, 3Sth U. S. v l., doing duty in
the Philippines, encloses, in letter to
his mother a copy Of letter sent to
the Colonel commanding that rcgi-
ment. 1t was issued from the head
quarters of. the army of the Philip
pines. 1t gives good idea of the work
that has been accomplished by the
3Sth. 1t follows:
Headquarters Department
of the Pacific, 9th Army
Corps, Manila, 2. l.,
Feb. J6, 1000.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-10
DENIES FRAUD.

Archibald H. Huston has filed re-
lply to the answer of the Ashland &
[lWGoster Railroad company. He makes
IA general denial of the charges of fraud
Enade by the defendant.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-26
POsT-IsTELLIGENcE WANT AID.
AGENCIZG.


Ths Post fntelssncer has established branch agen.
nes where classified advertisements Will be received
cntil 10 o. m zach day The rates charged AZ the
branch sgencies the at the Iost inteiii-
gencer business office Cash ads only VIII be taken
Of branch ssencies Following is the list OF agencies;
Yorke Barrington's drug store,
Second avenue and Pike.
Broadway Pharmacy, r. II. Fisher,
broadway and Jnmes.
Renton Hail Pharmacy. Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
WaIIa WaIIa Pharmacy, Twenty
arst and East Jefferson.
Freeborn's Pharmacy. Ninth ave-
nue. south and Jackson.
shfrtIeTs Drug store, Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
schmttx' Drug store, 1922 Howell
corner loren.
North seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and First avenue.
a. II. Guys Pharmacy, Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
r. ID. Costigan's Pharmacy, Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy, Ballard ev-
snss.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-26
FOR sALE-CITU REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE
81. 750-Five-room cottage with bath. gas.
lot 6ixl20; North Seattle; convenient to
cars and school; graded street: high.
slightly and q very pleasant home,
81 ,e0a-i2llxie0 on Yesler way and Thirty
second avenue both streets graded. lots
lay level, above sidewalk and command
beautiful view OF the lake and noun
tains a bargain.
S}e0--For lots within one block OF Yesler
way: terms. one-fourth cash, balance 6.
IL and IS months at per cent, graded
street.
81. 050-Very choice corner on Eighteenth
avenue, between Madison ana East JEFF
si.eoo-One OF tho best lots IN Renton ad-
ditlon on Seventeenth avenue,
sg75-6lxi& on Seventeenth, north Of East
Columbia. very desirable and cheap.
81. 500-i9xlao. corner on Fifth avenue: for
Investment or home this ia just what
s.. co0-ssxiis, corner. IN North Seattle.
graded street and near car line; high
and slightly.
p.g0o-A fractional block and part Of va
Gated street on broadway and Harvard
avenue. 500 cash. balance easy terms
at per cent interest. save your money
property
i5fe-iixi5l on Second avenue north: LAYS
above sidewalk. level and - cheap.
t,eD)-i9'Nizo. corner. on Fourth avenue.
close ia and beautiful view
f9fu--one % the siRhtliest lots on Beacon
bill, ooxl29. Thirteenth avenue. near
Massachusetts,: graded street. first-class
surroundings
..0i0-c0rnrr bellevue and Republican,
with three room house: both streets
fi.soo--Corner. eoxi2o. and fve-room mod
ern house sewer connection, both
streets graded. well located: terms,
81 .G0 cash. balance 30 per month
WITHOUT INTEREST
t~e-rwo lots, one corner on Queen Anne
hill this ls view property.
BARN.
si.nc-farge barn. 2zSin0. 70 stalls, feed
shoots large has loft brick foundation
ground s1xz5s located near Rainier ave
nuA car line a few blocks south 81 Jack
son street
9 p P 1 EaaIR S Siss. Estate
81 and e Hailer Bldg Phone. Main ga
s. so-An Investment that WIFI net n 49,
cent. on Sixth avenue. near Pike. this ia
choice property snd viii greatly enhance
fn value.
81 400 feet square, on corner Ninth ana
Pine. with small house on II; any one
desiring a piece for tenement row fhis
very desirable. easy walking. no car
fare
81 90 Modern eiEht-room house n,
Twenty-second avenue. near jackson.
accessible TO three car lines. iot rSrlo0
VIII give time on part
g no -Four lots. SxlI5 each. on Queen
Anne. a splendid building vife
II \ SCHROEDER.
g Roston Block.
s. 800 per cent. investment. near PIKE
street
g. oo0-I.ot on Boren avenue. ane vlew
81 eio-Afoaern eighi-roorn residence close
in
81 SO six-room cottage. North Seattle
s9oo-Partially improved lots, Sixteenth
s. oco---lso acres. partially improves: raft
cARRAHER. 4os Bailey Building.
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PUBLISHERS NoTICE-TraSelinz agents are
T. A. Mcclellan o. Il. LOOMS, f. Blanchard City
collectors are Il 7. Hawley John d. Sheehan, F. II.
Gohne, &. II. steren and Robert Akin. Post
masters everywhere are our agents. Pay money
only 10 these and 10 resident agents In the
various cities and towns Of the NOrthwest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-26
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

COLARIO-At Georgetown, Wash. February .,
1900 Jack Colsrio. Of senile decay, aged 81 years
The funeral win take place at p. IN. today from
Tsonney s. StewaTt's funeral parlors- lntermsnt in
l. o. o. +. cemetery.
ADAIR--At SEQ Second svenue west. February ..
1890, George Homer Adair, infant Of Mr.. and
Mrs AdaiT. of hamilton.
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FOR sALE-CITY real. Fsr.r-
Continued.


Sl3.5H'-A First avenue income nrorn-,-'
soon ready for brick block: the nrssss..
improvements Pay good interest on ~
1881, neS.iheht' q sale, sure, paying invess.
Sleoo-Another near Pike street
~. tet-An elegant nine-roorn ho1s.
eIh, not and cold water and hath. s,ans.
on corner, l2oXl2O; the gr0una sl Ssaaus
a TorJh SS,oni on Eastlake avenue ,us,
ABOVE Denny way. a choice nsSsAii. st
mood; this is decidedly A harrainss ', HslN-
HaIkihE distance; on bicycle path ny
three car lines. f'n ana
si,5ce-This property is worth a, leas, :, sa
moro than the prise asked: lsaxiss. Nv"
speculation IL means at least a nsr - ~
VI me investment In less than ,h.a--
months tcreclosed, and the tine =, w
Sebtet ti9m eS SfI, about March i: IN.
make 9@o quickly. look this nm a." 70
Stow ms property mus, be sol9s.
ner, lZoNlN, and small house on ,rsss.
Ssts. "e ~ me l nhsst property In town ie-
ing mcfieage OF Ssno corninr -
this month; this property must ~ ues
S-ien--An elegant corner. block f sS,.,
b nIUSoW ,' "a, near James street pows-
t0gether' slightly, fine nelghhorhoa5'
Sl,tN'-A new scVeu-ro0m house naar a.
corner or Broadway and Pike SOY. w
.lsnt on Two car lines; easy walking iis..
lance 10 any part or the city, ssss,shs-
Tor two families; one sink on 20 Il, ais
the upstairs win rent FOR ' 81, a neor.
month; YOU can buy It and hecou,ss es
81 ,5s0-An eight-room honsa -.
bath; one block from Denny wnx ern.
Howard; this is a bargain. and r,.. ~
sold, as the owner wants money, ~ ~
TO Cape Nome with. one block from -.
line easy walking distance; good h,s
A,5O0-An oight-room house. mn "a, !.
car me, me view good out huild,ny..
elegantly located and not too far on, ~
sI;Nst~A very nice house on Queen Anrs
hill near street car line; terms. a yars
good buy; must be sold. as mortssrs
due eAse
ssel-Half cash. three and one-half M. !.
Madison street; worth almost twtcc ~
nsure' Eastern owner, who does moi
know their value. ~
SSni-One Of the most slightly lots n a..
city: view can never be ohstructeds ~
blocks north Of Pike; easy walking s,s-
lance; one block from two car lines -
A NUMBER OF OTHER HORSES
a long list OF other properties in All nar,s
of the city. Ns
A very fine list OF lots; my lots are below
the market price.
Queen Anne lots from $50 IN
JOHN NJ. DAVIS.
open evenings, 5si-ss Pioneer Block.
s6co-ioOxleo feet. Twenty-second aysnp.
near jackson street. severed. three en-
lines.
300 S3x1eO. Washington. near Tw.,rs
s40o-9ix120, Main, near Twelfth
slooo-Douhle corner. Aloha. Sixth avenvs
north.
81 s0o--le0xle0 nine-room house Fast,aS.
avenue; twelve lots. entire block: goa
house; lots 60xl20 feet each. all in fruit
81 -Seven-rocm house, modern, Norm
Seattle, near car line: good bargain
81. l5o--tfve-room cottage. large lot ~
line. Mitchell 4 Conner, Is SULLIVAN
building.
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HE'LL WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-At the Peoples employment
Office, in the z. G. Miles building, bridge
carpenters and helpers for the n. 4.
Ry. Co., free pass; 20 railroad laborers
for the y. p Ry., 81 day. free pass: team
sters and labOrers in the city, 81 day;
5 buckers, $3.50; barkers. $3.50; 10 skid
road men, s2.25 10 skid road men. 81;
spool tender, SEQ; camp blacksmith,
500; rigging singer, $50; quarry labor
ers. $l.75, Tree pass; 30 tie makers. lS
cents, tools advanced: % wood choppers,
inch wood. 70 cents per rick chamber
maid, SIS month, for a Columbia river
steamer, must go today: this is a snap.
A. NJ. Danbery, manager. Phone, Main
665
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PERSONAL-Contjnued.


FAST mail TO Dawson and creeks, leav-
ing March T. first-class reference, let
tiers, soc, half in advance, balance on
personal delivery. Leave letters at Ho-
tel Diller.
LADIES. take advantage best bargains
in hair goods ever offered: look after
your gray hair; keep young by keeping
II restored to natural color. 1913 Second
avenue
YUKON save money by buying your sec
ond-hand cook stoves at the Red Front
Furniture Company; largest Stock in the
city; all prices. 10 and 1l2 Second av. so.
SEATTLE Wooden House. sos First ave-
nue., opposite Hotel Stevens. Outfit
tiers and manufacturers of Alaska cloth
ing for men or women. Phone. Black ~.
MORPHINE habit positively cured with
out pain or detention from business;
hours, Il to ? D. IN. Call or address j.
NJ. Nowland, 50 Union block.
INFORMATION furnished regarding en-
ployes and others: capable operatives
Seattle Detective Agency. 3l Pioneer
nloek.
SEND your old gold jewelry; we remodel.
exchange or pay cash for IL. Henry
Hensel, manufacturing jeweler. room Is
Hinckley block.
FREE, one 5O-cent box Balm Of Figs. to
any lady who personally apples to Mrs
Caroline Rose, 424 Belmont avenue north.
NATHAN PHILLIPS. lO6 Occidental ave-
nue.; bargains. new and unredeemed
watches. 1ewelry. Mail orders solicited
BOARD and room, close in. for gentle
man; home comforts. Address y 81,
care of Post-Intelligencer.
LIBERAL advances on jewelry. clothing
or anything valuable. Bell Loan Office.
So2 Second avenue south.
AT A sACRIFICE-For two weeks, hum
cred Violins, guitars. banjos, mandoilns-
Martins. sos Second
NEW and secondhand sewing machines
IS and up; rent 81 week. Dubois, PA CO.
iumbia street
MRS. DIR. SWAN. magnetic healer; cleo
trio baths l57 Yesler. room 52s. Phone
Black, 1894.
LADIES Free Harmless Monthly Regulat-
or; cannot fail. Mrs. b. Rowan, Milwau-
kee, Wis.
ROBINSON Bath Cabinets in stock c. b.
Hills, general agent. Burke building.
PIANO for rent. and rent allowed on pur-
chase. Western Music Co. S07 Pike.
BALM OF FIGS. a positive cure for all
forms Of female diseases.
a regular IS switch will cost you only soc
1913 Second avenue.
WATCHES cleaned. 75c; handspring. soc.
05 Cherry street.
DOUBTFUL DEBTS collected anywhere.
81 Pioneer block
UNREDEEMED pledges Chicago Loan
Office III Yesler
LADIES' special treatment. 1877 Yesler
way. room sos
FOR SALE-steinway piano, SITS. Martius
sos Second
STOVE repairs, 40 Yeser way. Phone.
Plack 0ft
u
wANTED-PARTNER
WANTED-Partner with 81. 600 or $500 IN
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ONLY SIS PER ACRE.

ONLY SIS PER ACRE.
For 50 acres nicely situated fruit and vee.
etabe land, we'll watered and only ona
mile west OF First avenue soufh ex-
tended and within one-half mile OF sur
vey OF Tacoma and Seattle electric lima
and one mile and one-half OF city limits
GENERAL INVESTMENT COMPANY.
62S Bailey Building