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Drowned in Detroit Lake.

Keosauqua.-Vinent Vidger, age 10,
son Of H. H. Vidger of Fargo, North
Dakota, and nephew of Miss Mary
Vidger and Mrs. w. K. Smith of this
place, was drowned in Detroit Lake 2
miles from Fargo, on July A. The body
was recovered July 8. He was In a
row boat and 1t is supposed the boat
was overturned.
The f1nanciers Of the interurban are
expected here this week to go over the
route before confirming the contract.
They have passed on all details and
accepted same.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hickey returned
to their home at Garden City Monday
morning.
Ned Roberts was elected principal
of the Vernon school, which begins IN
September
Thomas Campbell is in Pella this
week on business.
f. Pittman received his new auto,
mobile Monday.
Messis. Howard and Harry Wilkin-
son of New Market. spent Sunday with
their grandparents, Col. and Mrs.
Blackledge.
Mrs. Frank Joy and daughters are
visiting at Grand Junction.
Mrs. Florence Manning left Monday
for few days stay at Grinnell.
John L. Therme has accepted a posi-
ton in Denver and departed Monday
for that place.
John Martin and employees are near
Pennington putting in bridge.
Mrs. Strong of Kilbeurne spent Mon
day with her son, Benjamin Strong,
and family.
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CHARLTON.

Chariton-N. S. Melville went to At
lantic Thursday for visit with rela-
tiyes
A. j. Newman and Fred Householder
made a flying trip to Lacona Wednes-
day evening.
Samuel Beardsley returned Wednes-
day evening from trip to Chicago.
The subscribers to the capital stock
Of the Waterloo, Pella and Southwest
erfl Railway are requested to be pres
ent at an important meeting this even
ing at 5 O'Clock in the court house. All
interested are invited to be present.
The new Presbyterian church is to
be built of concrete blacks, lined UP
with brick. The new structure will be
on the dome plan.
e. A. Harris of Des Moines is in the
city today in the interest Of the new
railroad.
Mrs. Andrew K. Swanson and sis
ter left Wednesday for Erskine. Can
ada, where they will Join Mr.. Swan
son and make their future home
Captain and Mrs. s. s. Arnold arc
on their way to Santa Fe, New Next
co, for a visit with their son, Harry
G. w. McCauley and Miss Sarah
Terrill were married Wednesday after
noon at the Presbyterian parsonage
by Rev. Mccullough. The contracting
parties live near Lucas.
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cured and felt it their duty to say so.
II your case Is pronounced durable,
you will be treated by the latest and
most approved methods according to
Your diseased condition, and let us
say here that DR.. Keith & Co. are not
making charges out Of reach of afflict-
ed people.
Ladies'.
Do not be operated on. Some ply
sfcians, getting more for operations
than for ordinary treatment, would
subject you to an operation. The hui.
man race. human form, the organs that
make "the wheels go round" are the
same now as of yore. Come to us and
be examined; very seldom we find it
necessary to operate II your grand
mothers got along without surgical
operation 60 can you.
MEN by the scores have been cured
after trying all the worthless remedies
and appliances and DR., Keith & Co.
have proven their ability to the salts
faction of all men.
DR.. Keith & Co. also treat:
CATARRH. EYE. EAR. NOSE and
THROAT troubles. BRONCHIAL and
LUNG diseases. HEART complica-
tons. LIVER, SPLEEN, STOMACH
end BOWEL troubles. KIDNEY and
BLADDER Diseases. RHEUMATISM,
HEADACHES. SCIATICA. LuMBAGO.
SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES, DE
FORMITIES, SPINAL TROUBLES,
CLUB FEET, RUPTURES WITHOUT
OPERATION.
PILES, FISTULA and RECTAL
troubles without operation or pain.
DR.. Keith & Co. treat Chronic and
Special diseases of men, women and
children and invite you to cali and
CONSULT THEM FREE OF CHARGE
THIS WEEK.
Their Offices are at lis South Mar
ket street, First National Bank build.
ing. Ottumwa, Iowa.
Hours to consult them are from
TO IL a. Nj, to p. M, Z to eevn
ings. Saturday evening, to $3.50:
Sunday, 8 to /.
Special Notice to All People Living
Out Of Ottumwa.
DR.. Keith will pay the railroad fare
both ways of all people coming to OF
tuwa and commencing his treatment
N next seven days.
II you are thinking Of taking treat
ment, plan to come now.
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week with fever, being confined to her

week with fever. being confined to her
bed.
The churches Of this place are going
to have union services in the park on
Sunday evenings during July and
August, commencing with next Sun:
day. The meetings will open at seven
o'clock
Mrs. D. Mater. who after an Illness
Of several months was taken to Abba
two weeks ago to have an operation,
was operated upon Monday and at last
reports was doing nicely.
Rev. c.. w. Hampstead and Charles
Odem left for Des Moines Monday
night to attend the supreme conven-
ton Of the Tomesteaders.
Frank DeLashmutt of Colorado
Springs, Colorado, was a guest a few
days ago of relatives hereabouts.
Mrs ]. Fl. Shafer and child depart
ed Tuesday for their home at Sharon,
Kansas, after an extended visit with
relatives here C. j. Switzer accom-
panied them as far as Kansas City,
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Messenger re-
/ turned to their home in Abba, after
a short visit at the Joshua Emanuel
| home
Miss Nina Culver accepted employ
ment In Abba this week
Mrs David McMullen and children
of Fort Dodge. arrived Monday for a
visit with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Warner.
John Liebus, Jr., of Oskaloosa has
been visiting Raymond Lanis.
Miss Helen Butcher returned Mon
day from visit at Knoxville ac-
companied by her grand mother, Mrs,
IC Butcher
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RUSSELL CHAPEL

Russell Chapel.-Cha,rles Brown Of
Eddyville is helping Charles Crawford
through harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Metz and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Goehring Of Ottumwa were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Gilyeart
July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mowery and Mrs
Smith of Ottumwa spent the Fourth
with Mrs. Charles Crawford and Mr..
Speck.
Sunday visitors In this vicinity were
g. F. Donley and family at the D. T.
Evans home; William Brubaker and
family Of Cedar, at the G. B. McEwen
home: Lester Kent and mother at the
Charles Crawford home; ]. B. Gilyeart
and family and j. v. Buchanan and
family at the e. E. Gilyeart home;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Whitmer, at the
home of Phil Altman.
A large number from this vicinit.
attended Uncle Toms Cabin in FIRE.
mont last Friday evening.
Rev. Coggshell baptised Miss Maud
Funk at the Chapel Sunday afternoon.
Most all of the corn is laid by and
harvesting has begun.
Mrs. Lillian Goodman left Monday
for her home at Brookville, after a
week pleasantly spent at the home OF
J. B. Gilyeart.
James McEwen and Merle Stevens
have been helping Jene McEwen finish
blowing his corn this week.
Mrs j. M. Epperly was in Fremont
uesday.
Gertrude johnson of Cedar is helping
Mrs. G. B. McEwen cook for harvest
hands.
Or. Combe of Fremont was here on
Monday in attendance of Mr.. Tpeck,
who is' sick.
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Probably few if any Ottumwa people
realize the extent of the business oper.
Gtion carried on in the city or could
make even rough estimate of the
figures representing the city's com
mercial wealth. A few weeks ago
Phil G.. Stafford, secretary of the Com
mercial association, sent out circulars
to the business house In the city linn
its requesting an estimate of the mum.
Der of employees. their wages and the
amount of business transacted. From
the replies received practically cor
rect estimate of the business transac.
tons of Ottumwa was reached.
The figures run to the millions. OF
tumwa's ten banks have a capital
stock of over six million dollars. Her
seventy-one factories turned out pro-
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C. B. STREEBY
PASSES AWAY
WAS RESIDENT OF wApELLo
ccoUNTY FOR OVER FIFTY
SIX YEARS - FUNERAL SUNDAY
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily.
G. B. Streeby of 261 North Mclean
street died at his home at 4 O'Clock
this morning, aged fifty-six years. He
was born in Davis county, Iowa No
vember 8, 1S49. He moved with his
Larents to Wapello county a few
months later. where he has since resid.
ed. with the exception of few years
during which he lived in Kansas.
He was united In marriage to Miss
Matte NJ Houdyshell April 25. 1875,
To this union we're born four children;
Daisy f. Streeby, who died in infan-
cy; Cordia M. Stephens, Andrew J.
Streeby and Albert s. Streeby of OF
tumwa. They were all present at his
bedside at the time of his death. Mr..
Streeby was a well known and highly
respected citizen and devoted to his
home and family During his illness
he was patient and accomplishing
sufferer and died reconciled to the
will of his creator. He and his wife.
who survives him, were united with
the Christian church of Ottumwa in
1889. He was also member Of the
Knights Of the Maceabees.
Funeral services will be held over
the remains Sunday afternoon at q
o'clock at the First Christian church.
Rev. l.. Fl. Otto will be in charge Of
the services. Interment will be made
In the Ottumwa cemetery.
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LARGE NUMBER OF RELATIVES
AND FRIENDS GATHER TO PAY
LAST RESPECTS
OLDEST CITIZEN HERE
Was OF staunct Principles and Highly
Respected by Many-Swervcd From
Party Principles in 1904 to Vote for
Observation-Disclosures Personal Letter
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Funeral services were held over the
remains of the late William McLain
at the Sacred Heart Catholic church
at 9 o'clock this morning. Rev. Faith
er James Foley celebrated the requiem
mass and OBLIGATED at the burial SER
vics. Messrs. Morrissey. Thomas
Mullen. John Burke, Patrick Riley,
John Walsh and John Tee acted as
pail bearers. Interment was made
In Calvary cemetery.
William McLain was born In Ire.
land, June 5, 1908. He came to Amer.
lea In the year 1880, residing in Potts.
vile, Penn, until the year 1887, when
he. moved to Ottumwa. On November
10, 1870, he was united in marriage to
Catherine McElwain, who pre-
coded him in death twenty-seven years
ago. Five children survive him. James
| (Brother Leander) of Notre Dame
University, Notre Dame. Ind; Mathew,
who is in the real estate business at
Boise City, Idaho; Bernard, who is
engaged in the transportation bust
ness in New York city; Frank. who is
a locomotive engineer on the Reading
railroad; John, who conducts book
store at Elizabeth, N. j., and Mrs.
Catherine McAloon of Ottumwa. Mr..
McLain is also survived by twenty-six
grandchildren and fourteen great
grandchildren.
Mr.. McLain was the Oldest citizen
of Ottumwa. Just before the
last presidential election he came into
prominence all over the country
through voting for Theodore Roose-
welt for president after being a
staunch democrat all his life The
president's attention was called to
this fact and he wrote Mr.. McLain a
personal letter thanking him for his
support. On one other occasion he
swerved from his party principles to
vote for General Scott in his unsuc-
oessful candidacy for the presidential
chair. He was man of staunch prin.
ciples and suffered his recent linger.
ing illness with Christian forbearance.
His many friends in Ottumwa and
vicinity Join in their expressions Of
deepest sympathy for the bereaved
relatives. A large congregation was
; present at Sacred Heart church this
morning to pay their last respects in
/, loving regard to his memory.
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PAckWooD.


Packwood.- was the hottest
day of the season. The temperature
went up to 106 at one time during the
day.
Samuel Samuelson and Samuel An
derson We're on fishing expedition to
the river Tuesday. Mr.. Samuelson is
80 odd years old and as spry as a boy
Mrs. c. D. Chandler and Miss Flossie
Anderson returned Monday from OF
tumwa where they had been for, a
week with their sister Mrs. Carlson.
Mrs. Maggie Chandler and niece
Miss Locke, of Goodland, Kansas, are
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Peterson of
Rock Island are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Samuel
SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ingraham returned
to their home at Fairfield Tuesday aft
er weeks visit with Mr.. Ingraham's
| mohert, Mrs. J. H. Murphy.
Miss Orissa Lyon has the mumps.
Measles have made their appearance
here, children and grown people hav-
ing the disease.
Richard Myers, a pioneer citizen OF
this township is at deaths door from
cancer of several years standing
r. H. Biddleman and wife returned
Monday from Kewanee, ILL.,. where they
were with relatives the last week
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Lodges at Ash Grove.

Ash Grove.-The l. o. o. F. and Re-
bekah lodges held public installation
last Tuesday night. After the work
was completed ice cream and cake was
served In abundance. Following are
the officers installed by the I. o. o. IT,:
Noble grand-George Priest.
Vice grand-George Nixton.
Secretary-William Remarmen.
Treasurer-A. Day.
Officers in the Rebekah.
Noble grand-Rose Burkhart
Vice grand-Bell Ahee.
Secretary-Mau6e Harris.
Treasurer-Mary Day.
Rev. Edd Hastings preached at the
Christian church Sunday.
Rev. Davis filled the pulpit at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday.
Charles Roberts and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Burkhart, Mrs. r. J. Hooy-
er and Russell Scott visited at the home
Of William Rudd Sunday
Wesley Peopler of Blakesbure
spent few days last week here.
Miss Cora Seiman was the guest OF
Iva Elder Sunday.
Ernest Cassel Of Chicago is Wis
ting friends and relatives here.
Services were held at both churches
Sunday.
Cnas. Hamilton and family spent
Sunday at the Kinsenger home.
Rev. Hastings took dinner at the
elders home Sunday.
O. K. and j. F. Day left Sunda,
for Tennessee to visit their father who
is very i'll.
John Fletcher spent Saturday a,
this place.
Earl ROBBERS of Colorado arrived the
Fourth to visit home folks.
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BLAKE sBuRG.

lakesburg.-Jame Day is in Mem
phis. Tenn, called there by the illness
OF his father
Mrs. Bertha Buxton of Emporia is
visiting at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. Jacob Abegg.
Leila Snow is visiting in Jerome at
the home Of Mrs. Frank Hoover.
Ruby Tate has been on the sick list
this week
Robert Cunningham and family re-
turned Wednesday from Council Bluffs
and Spencer, where they had been Wis
iting the past week.
Mrs. Oswald and children have re-
turned to their home in Grihnell. after
spending few days at the home OF
Mrs. Oswald's mother. Mrs. Doty.
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ducts valued at conservative esti-
mate at over fifteen millions. The
twenty-three wholesale and jobbing
houses which totalled well over this
five million dollar mark and the 1927
factory employees drew the princely
sum of $1,612,32S.19 wages.
Railroad lines entering here all did
an enormous business and their small
army Of employees drew a total wage
scarcely less than that of the factory
help. One of the most notable fea.
lures of the report is the live stock
estimate, compiled from statistics Of
the first six months of 1907 In this
half year, 344,641 head Of cattle and
hogs were shipped and 5000 head OF
horses the latter alone being valued
at $4,000.
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SEYMOUR.

Seymour.-C. A. Conger and wife
visited Sunday at the Wall Harvey
home in the country.
s. Bonner and wife, accompanied by
Mrs. Bonner's sister, Miss Mary Con-
dra, left Monday for Clinton, where
they will attend the druggists conver-
ton. From there they will go to Chi
cago for few days
Miss Mary Montgomery Of Mon
mouth, Ill.,, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. 8. Stamps.
William Armentrout purchased
rick of hay of r. N. Davis, south of
town and sent men on Monday to haul
1t to town. They got load on the
wagon, when one of the men struck a
match to light his pipe and the head of
the match flew into the rick, setting
1t on fire and the balance Of the rick
was consumed.
In the storm Saturday night Mrs.
Ambrey's coal house was struck by
lightning and burned to the ground
William Warmers house was struck
but not seriously damaged.
w. II. Brown, the contractor, has
begun work on the new school build
ing which is to be completed in time
for the opening Of school in September
The Womans Home and Foreign
missionary society OF the presbyterian
church held it's regular meeting at the
home of Mrs. Fanny Webb Tuesday
afternoon. Refreshments We're served.
About 5 o'clock Tuesday evening the
fire whistle blew the alarm signifying
fire in the third ward. 1t was found
that Mrs. Secrest's house was on fire.
A large crowd assembled in shorr
time and the flames, which We're on the
roof, We're soon extinguished, but not
until considerable damage was done to
the house. The fire is supposed to
have started from spark from the
kitchen fue.
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Socialists Organize in Seymour.

Seymour.-John e. Shank, state or
gonizer of the socialist party, spoke in
the park here Wednesday to an audi
fence Of perhaps rs.
Miss Lottie McAilister of Kansas
City is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. G.. McAllister.
DR.. and Mrs. Mayors are taking a
vacation at Clifford, Mo.
VERNE Manning is visiting at the
home Of Charles Porter near Center
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Miller of Sewal
came up wednesday for an indefinite
stay with their daughter, Mrs. Ban
ming.
The baseball game between Seymour
and Humeston resulted In a score et
tn In favor nf HnnnAnAnA
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MRS. HUFF
is AT REST
COMPETING RESIDENT PASSES
AWAY AT THE HOME OF HER
PARENTS NEAR BLADENsBURG.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Mrs. John Huff, wife Of John Huff
living near Competine passed away
last evening at O'Clock at the resi-.
dence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Shaw, living near Bladensburg
Mrs. Huff had been sufferer from
lung trouble for some time and was
taken to the home of her parents re-
Gently where she died. She was 36
years of age and leaves five small chill
dren. p
Funeral services will be held at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning from the
Shaw residence near Bladensburg.
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Miss Celia Grow,
Rutledge, Iowa,
says: You have certainly done my
throat a great deal of good. am per
fectly satisfied with results
Ida Calvert.
127 North Davis.
says: Il can sleep well and do not
have the trouble in breathing and my
cough is SO much better. 1 am surely
pleased with results
Mr.. ]. E. snodgrass,
Motorman on street railway,
said to DR.. Keith short time ago
that his throat was 1000 per cent bet
ter.
Mrs. G. MADDEN,
1O40 Orchard street,
says: Il have improved a great deal
and my neighbors even remark the
great change that has come over me.
l am we'll pleased with the results
Mr.. William Dickel,
r. F. D. No. z.
says: 81 am much better and have al
ready sent two patients to YOU
Mr.. q. g. Akerson,
(, Flagler, Iowa,
writes: II am feeling first rate"
Mi. Frank Mullins,
Pulaski, Iowa.
writes: II am much BETTER"
Mrs. 3. j.. Schafer,
43S West Maple Ave-, City.
says: Il have been greatly benefited
by DR.. Keith's treatment. When first
came to the office l was hardly able
to get up stairs, but am now able to
walk without any assistance and feel
satisfied with results of my treatment.
have recommended several of my
friends; everybody whom hear speak
have nothing but words of praise for
the doctor"
MIR. Robert Bailey,
Agency, Iowa,
Gays: Il am improving under treat
ment."
Mrs. o. Courtney,
R. F. D. Ottumwa, Iowa
remarked to Dr. Keith that she was
feeling much improved in every way
and was well satisfied with the results
of treatment.
Mrs. w. S. Pentzer.
Garfield Park,
remarked to Dr. Keith that she was
feeling fine and was certainly glad that
she had taken treatment. Mrs Pent-
ger has been in bad health for long
time and her many friends have no
ticed the wonderful change that has
come over her since taking treat
ment.
Mrs NJ. Parkinson,
226 Walnut avenue,
says: II feel better than l have for
five years NV treatment has beer,
satisfactory and DIR. Keith has certain
ly5made new woman of me. 1t gives
my pleasure to recommend the doctor. y
Mr.. W. A. Hunt,
Fairfield, Iowa,
told DR.. Keith at the office last week
that he was improving in every way
and was well satisfied with the results
of treatment
Miss Mary Coughlin,
R. F. D., Ottumwa, Iowa,
says: that she has been greatly bene
flied by DR.. Keith's treatment and has
improved in every way. All her friends
remark the rapid change that has come
over her. Miss Coughlin is highly
pleased with her treatment and has re-
commended friends to commence
treatment.
S. E. Waugaman,
Eddyville, Iowa.
says: Il am satisfied with the results
OF DIR. Keith's treatment and have ev
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OBITUARY.
Bertha NAV Williams. Lewis.

Bertha May Williams was born Nov.
IL, 1880. at Bidwell, Iowa, and depart
ed this life July 8. 1907. after a short
illness. All that loving hands could do
was done to relieve her suffering, but
all in vain, for God called her to her
home above. Funeral services We're
held by Rev. ]. e. Ward at the Chris
tiansburg Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday, July 4 at 10 a. m.
She was united in marriage to Sell
mon G. Lewis March 81, 1899, and was
devoted and loving wife. Owing to
her sweet, cheerful disposition and
sunny smile, she was loved by both old
and young. During her sickness she
was patient and accomplishing. Be-
fore death she called her husband to
her bedside and told him she was not
afraid to die, for she was going to
heaven, and wanted him and her
friends to meet her there.
She leaves behind. besides the many
friends. kind. affectionate husband q
loving mother Mrs. Lottie Williams
two sisters. Frances and Lula, and two
brothers, Burk and Elmer, to mourn
her loss.
"Her last of suns went calmly down,
And when the morn rose bright and
clear,
Hers was happier, holier day
| Than that which dawned upon US
here"
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EddvviIIe People to jamestown.

observation-disclosures. and Mesdames
G. e. Stephenson and A. L. Carson de-
parted Tuesday night for the exposition
at jamestown, going by way of Chicago
and Niagara Falls. then down the
Hudson river to New York and from
there to Jamestown. Enroute they
will visit Mr.. Stephenson's relatives in
washington. D. @.
Mrs. w. A. Torrey left Tuesday for
Sedalia, Mo, for visit there
Mrs. b. Go1dhanh II. unite sick this
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Card of Thanks.

We, the husband, mother, brothers
and sisters of the late Mrs Selmon
Lewis, wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the many kind friends and
neighbors for the sympathy and kind
ness shown us during her illness and
death; also for the beautiful floral Of
ferings.
Selmon G. Lewis,
Mrs Lottie Williams and Family.
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CHARLTON.

S. S. Sherman, Des Moines printe.
and formerly owner of Pella weekly
newspaper, was married here Tuesday
to Miss Ella Bowen, by Squire Story.
The couple had long been acquainted.
They left for Des Moines yesterday and
will make their home at TIA High
street.