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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-24

A French hairdresser says there are
three hundred styles OF dressing the
hair Not for the bald headed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-24

when the Bank of England reduces
the rate Of discount IT spreads JOY
throughout the financial world
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-24

Thus far the Thaw trial has been
quite decent, which is great ana
good change from the former one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-24

All the san Francisco grafters once
sought Abe Ruef's counsel and now
he cannot secure counsel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-24

Judge Alton b. Parker viii not nom
mate william Jennings Bryan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-24

Richard A. McCurdy has returned
from Europe. A post exile statement
from him should be very intqresting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-24

If Admiral Evans govt continues he
may find II necessary to study medicine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-24

A popular writer says that heaven is
habit" 1t is q good habit. and one
TO be encouraged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-24

With Brooks at their head, the dry
farms are insured good crops
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-24

The professional unemployed couldn't
be hired or driven to work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-24

IN politics Ohio has become the dark
and bloody ground.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-24

Pie crust and weather promises are
made to be broken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-24

80 /, FOR BLEACH MUSLIN SO in wide,
M VA regularly sold for t5c yard. Limited
- ~ w. yards to a customer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-24

4 Hgfs s. esH RA aaass Il Sns 25 OFT
regular price, now. ............
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-24

Red Spreods, full size, satin finish. squarec1 TX
corner, worth SO So sale price ..........V pix"
Bed Spre ads. honey comb. cut corner, C1 E0
fringed, worth 50 25 sale price .......... p1.OO
All Down and Cotton Comforts, beau-0SOL a
tifully soft and spongy, at ........... ~ ~ oil
All Wool and Cotton Blankets. moth OEO n
ing nicer these cold nights, at. ~ ~ OH
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
CELEBRATES
IT'S CENTENNIAL EDITION
St. Louis Republic Prints a
Special" Giving Interesting
History and Progress

One hundred years OF journalistic
progress and success. OF steady advance
from q modest weekly newspaper is
sued on a small hand press Iabori0usIy
transported by fatboat down the Ohio
and up the Mississippi rivers from Ken
tucky, 10 one OF tns most Influential
OF modern dailiss, are celebrated in the
centennial edition OF the St Louis Re
public. which was issued July T.
geographically Il is handsome. The
Illustrations are a feature It IS one
OF the largest special editions ever
issued cy any newspaper On every one
OF It's zoe pages Is evidence OF that
same spirit or progress and achieve
menC that inspired the Republics Gre
atorS and those who followed them
The history OF the Republic, as II is
related BY interesting writers. is linked
fuseparably with that Of its city and
state and is even OF national i'm
poTtance-
Founded in 1905 BY Joseph CharIess.
an emigranE printer from Kentucky as
the Missouri Gazette. through success
i've changes OF name and ownership.
the paper has never missed an issue.
Through three foreign wars and one
civil war the paper was z journalistic
power Started as & hearty supporter
OF JeEersOniaR policies IL was an
equally ardent opponent OF secession
Tne Republic was the first newspaper
west OF the Mississippi 70 apply steam
power 20 printing presses. and one OF
the first newspapers in the country 70
adopt StereoLyping and 70 make z fea-
ture OF illustrations
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
CHILD WON'T KISS
ELOPING MOTHER
You're a Bad Mamma" Saws
Five Year Old Girl TO
Erring Woman

" On Z YOU kiss your mamma, TiIIfe2
pleaded Mrs Title Price. as she ex-
tended her arms 70 3 pretty little girl
about ; years old in Police Judge
ShortaITs court yesterday. The little
girl looked al her mother with : fro<n
OF her face and turned away with
the remark No, I won't you're z
bad mamma" TIE woman buried her
face in her hands and tears trickIed
down her cheeks
Mrs Price Is the wife q Hzrry 3
Price. 11z5B Steiner street and on
September -. 1866. she eIOped from
81 Louis with Ben Davis, a metal
worker Price learned recently that
the eloping pair had come 10 this
city and he arrived here with his little
daughter Z few days ago Davis had
stolen Prices gold watch. valued At
$3.50. from his trunk on the day he
sloped With Mrs Price, and Price
sv0re 70 = warrant for Davis arrest
On 4 charge OF grand larceny.
Detectives GaIiiEzn and AIcHugh
were detailed On the case. and early
yesterday morning they found Davis
and Mrs Price II a room AZ 1880
Turk street, where they had been Iiw-
ing as husband and wife They were
both arrested. Davis on the charge Of
grand larceny and Mrs Price on 4
charge 0f vzgrsncy- They appeared
before Police Judge ShortaI yesterday
and Davis was held for trial before the
superior court The case against Ms
Price has instituted divorce proceed
ings IN Judge Troutt's court, naming
Davis as correspondent He says IL was
bad enough for Davis 10 steal his wife.
but Il was rubbing II in 10 steal his
gold watch also.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
APANESE CADETS
ON A LONG CRUISE
VIII Spend Week in Harb0r on
Board Their Governments
Training Ship
Handsome Vessel Is M0dernly
Equipped fer Education OF
Young Sailors

The japanese training ship, TaiSei
Iaru, Captain c FurUya. arrived here
yesterday from the island kingdom and
viii remain AZ anchor IN man OF war
row for q week On board the Taisei
are 63 cadets. who are being trained
BY the japanese government 70 be
officers in Nippon's merchant marine
Before returning TO Japan the Tsisei
will visit Panama and several South
American ports. and viii go home by
way OF Honolulu
The Tafsef Maru is one OF the hand
soonest ships that ever passed through
the Golden gate Bars TIgget. VITA
four masts on which a great area OF
canvas can be spread the Taisei is also
equipped with auxiliary power in the
shape OF two triple expansion engines
The twin screws viii send the vessel
along at 10 knot gait and under sail
alone, On the voyage across. the train
ing ship winged more than two hun
dred miles 3 day when the wind was
favorable
The hull OF the ship is OF steel. as
are the maSts. spars and rigging The
vessel was built at Kobe and this is lis
fourth voyage u is go feet long be
tween psrpendicuIars. Al feet in beam
and IS feet deep Its gross tonnage
IS 2.7ss-15- It IS equipped with re-
frigerating and electric lighting plants.
Is bulkheaded SO as 70 be practically
unsinkabls and the internal arrange
ments are thoroughly up 10 date
The cadet quarters are cIsan and
roOmy and the cadets themselves clean.
healthy and Intelligent The ship viii
bs open 10 visitors severy day during
its stay in port
The FaiSeI Naru is : floating branch
OF the government nautical college az
Tokyo. where the cadets must work for
=. years before they are sent 10 sea
The sea course lasts for about two
years. during which the cadets are
taught the practical parts OF their pro-
fession- After graduating from the
Taissi Maru they are apprenticed 70 one
OF the japanese steamship lines
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
CHARGES FEE FOR
CITY AMBULANCE
Board of Health TO Take Drastic
Action Against the Union
Iron Works

Drastic action IS 10 be taken By the
board OF health against the Union iron
works. which. IL is alleged. charged
William Sanders. an enploye. 4 fee OF
s. for transporting him from the
central emergency hospital 10 the Union
iron works hospital in the emergency
hospital ambulance. which was loaned
70 the iron works authorities for that
purpose
According 70 the statement OF J P
Mclaughlin Of the board OF health the
board accommodated the iron works
By Ioaning the ambulance for the pur-
pose Of transferring employees who had
been injured at the works from the
emergency hospital, where they were
first taken for treatment 10 the cor
p1ratioa's hospital or 3 private insCi-
for this sexvice does not rest with
the iron works authorities. besides 10
one is ever charged for the use OF
the city ambulance or even for services
al the emergency hospitals.
Mclaughlin asked that the report be
investigated. and The officials OF the
iron works are 70 be summoned 70 ap-
pear before the board at the meeting
Wednesday and explain the charges
a stable and hay barn. conducted by
P !. o R0urke. was ordered condemned
by the board on account Of its fnsani-
tary and unsafe condition Il was
alleged that the building was the
property Of James D. PheIaR and that
he was charging the lessee an enormous
rent for a very diiapidsted structure
PheIan said last evening that he was
not the owner OF the building, that he
had leased the ground 10 O-RoUrke and
was not aware what kind OF q sLruc-
ture had been erected
Several other stable proprietoFs ap-
peared before the board TO answer CON-
plants IN regard 70 iRsanitary cOndt-
lions of their places OF business. Upon
giving assurances that the nuisances
would be abated the hearings were
postponed
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
Personal Mention

B. T Jack OF Los Angeles IS az the
St Francis
Judge r. H. Short and wife Of Fresno
are at the FairEnOnt
R-W- L Stevenson OF New York. who
has mining interests IN Arizona. Is at
the Fairm0nI-
". G. Walker and family Of Boston.
who are on & pleasure tour 10 the
coast. are at the St Francis
Lieutenant s O. Greig. c {. navy.
and Lieutenant Francis CogSweII. o. 5.
navy registered At the St Francis
yesterday
I'D Lee J. F. Merrill. c. H. Beuta-
min and E L Schwartz businessmen OF
SaIina. Kan. arrived At the Fairr1ont
last night
Among St. Louis arrivals at the Fair
mont yesterday were DR.. and Mrs. o.
s Miller and Edward Gray and wife.
and Mrs ~ T Gray
r V Taylor. president OF the Mobile
and Ohio railroad company ana his
party. including Miss Helen TAYLOR. II
v Taylor Jr . b Taylor and william,
Waters OF Mobile are az the ST. Fran
eiz-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
STATEMENTS To SHOW
DECREASE IN DEPOSITS
This Will Be Due to Apportion-
ments Returned to the
Treasury Department

When the statements OF the national
banks OF their condition at the close
OF business July Is are published the
majority OF them viii show q decrease
in the amount Of deposits. according z
10 the appOrtIonHents they had TO re-
turn 10 the secretary Of the treasury
on the same day
The Secreary called for the return OF
st5 geo 600 OF government deposits in
The early part of July designating
July Is as the day TO turn the money
over 10 the Subtreasurer. Strangely.
the controller called for the statements
for the same day ana 70 persons not
familiar with the circumstances Ii
will appear that local national hanks
have lost deposits 10 the extent OF
s.. SIS. Geo.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
POLICEMAN'S DEATH DUE
TO STREETCAR RIOTER
Chief Biggy Orders Search for
Man Who Struck c. q.
Stuart in Mission

Il has developed that Policeman c.
G. Stuart, "a Gates street. who died at
ST. Luke's hospital July 10. was the
victim OF nurder0us attack made on
him II q Streetcar strike riot q year
ago In hope Of apprehe1ding the man
who struck the blow that caused Stuart
months OF suffering before his death
Chief OF Police Biggy has detailed two
policemen 70 make q thorough fnvestf-
CATION
During the riot at Fourteenth ard
Mission streets. Stuart was struck on
the head with q heavy instrument Il
was a stunning blow. but he pafd no
particular attention 10 Z at the time
Within a few weeks he began to haxe
headaches The attacks Increased in
severity and Il was thought - Esd
q tunor On his brain He was taken -
the hospital but instead Of fungus
growth the knife Of the surgeon de
closed blood clot- Upon Stuarrss
death the attending doctors reported
the facts 20 the coroner. which Ie[f -
the present search for Stuart's asSafI-
ant
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
California Promotion Committee
LoREANlLEn -


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ccr1ecrec win r1s l1S.rs--les q C1Lr1--iA- u
ztTzs ENCOC H4GENENT 70 - es-z1lls1-e-c
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- o-rarlra-5cns e r1e s-a-s win a Ususe--
50 - cTer % 60 NeeclzEs are 1el1 seu1-
a-1zslrT n df-er~nr -ar-s - Cailf1rzia- w1ars
rarr-rs q state f1-=r>sC are 1-sclsse-- Hea1-
sIarts-s q IL cr1-Ulr-e- 50 ns-1-1.-ed - Sz1
1880 IN Cnlif1rula 11lls1I1x. E1scu ulusr..
COR RES PoNDENCE INVITED
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
skIPPER SUES FOR WAGES

SINUS Jensen master mariner.
fled q libel against Mary Sparks own
er OF the schooner Albion. yesterday
in the United States district court TO
recover s7S-33 for wages and commits
sion Jensen claims that he was not
paid Z commission on the earnings Of
the schooner as was agreed upon in the
contract made with The defendant
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
RULGER rAkEs cHARGE

Owing 10 the illness OF Supervising
Inspector OF Steamboats, John Ber-
ningnam, Inspector OF Boilers John K
BulgeF. who was away on his reca-
ti0u, was summoned 70 the city yeSter-
day By telegram 70 take charge OF the
local Office There are several iuveS-
legations pending and Inspector Bulger
IS needed TO direct the several iaspec-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
Thf. L. Last D.v

OF 70 per cent removal reduction on
1eWelry AZ Hzmmersmith & Co. Van
Ness at EDDY Monday morning re-
moval viii have beeu made 70 rev
store. Suffer AZ Grant sve1Es.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
ARTISTIC VAUDEVILLE

WILLAE F. LHOMPs0S azt CoupsnT. I.
CaF Al E-ee-es act rl1v- -Ecr Love
swee- saze~ KATIE BARRT. Ia VINE
CZ1rAE1E THO FRED SLNGEz- BARRY aud
EEsEES "A NIGHT Is 4 EoUSEE1A- -
PATTY FRANK TR9EPE. Ne- 0rrEeEz BLorfnu
Fi-Ures Last EeeE IEAE LARCEL-S Art
STUDIES
Erezl1r Fri-es--lc. -. &c -5c- hor sezrz
81 E4-l-ee Frlees feErep- S--IsTs Ez1 EoiL
daTE-l1 - 7ac- REo1e Wesr 6oo0.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
NATURES REMEDIES
TEA AND HERB SANTTAPTUsf

S-c2sss C sFe-y d.
sc-- r-l11 zeee-ssrr-I1F
--es-eg1 win Tsa "A
Hers - Dr. Co.
l-F41- TIE ta1c1s r-E-
1ese 11Fsiei11- W1Css er=-
-zErlz-s A-a a--ss-e1 b. -
C1L-=se AE1zssall1r -
= zs-l---1E- D. C. Sal
trz1c SO ot1c7 80 Car
s---1lCL- I-es-. We'd
and ILE& S-nsck-c1 o.
ars - So--1 Hnte- 81
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
MURDERER zAxGEr

AuEDEEER EA2GED-TGesen. Ark IrIv-
HI J. Gruce. cD1Ffcted oe rne r1rrtf4r -
rs wife Ida Gr1ce- whom be killed q thfs efrv
n November 1879. hz1<ed az l ofrIorx
tCday n the e1Uau ial J.rH
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
ESQ SIGN POSTS
FOR STATE ROADS
Automobile Club Will Help
Travellers by Pointing
Out Their Way

One OF the most favorable reports
issued by the officers Of the Automobile
club OF California since its orgauiZz-
tiou was made public yesterday L P
Lowe, chairman OF the executive COM
mittee OF the club. said yesterday that
the erection OF sign posts to guide au-
tomObfIfsts and every one who uses the
highways Of the state would be pro-
-ceeded with These sign posts are not
makeshifr affairs. but have been de-
signed so that they viii last The
standards are two and half inch gal
Tsnized pipe. we'll anchored below the
surface OF the ground, with 4 heavy
casting az the surface 70 keep them
from falling down. while the signs
themselves are OF heavy galvanized
iron. painted white, with black letter
ing. II is the purpose of the club 10
erect 250 OF these 20 start with Il
viii take this number as an expert
ment 10 hnd out how chezply they can
Be erected substantially.
The first roads 70 be posted viii be
from san Francisco 70 Santa Cruz and
from san Francisco 70 Del Monte Il
Is proposed 70 have the signs protected
b. law. and already the supervisors OF
several counties have signihed their
willingness 10 make II misdemsanor
70 tamper with the boards. The first
sign VIII be erected the early part OF
the week az the entrance 70 the auto
mobile boulevard \ wagon loaded
with the posts and signs and & crew
viii start OF from there into the
country. The outfit VIII not return
until II has completed its work Il IS
the idea Of the officers 70 rush this
work 70 completion as fast as pos
stbIe, and as fast as one route IS
finished another one viii be posted IN
III the main arteries OF travel north OF
the district already posted BY the
southern club IS covered. IN keeping
with the sign posting. the officers are
getting out q set OF maps. On the large
scale. OF the counties OF the state The
maps are compiled from the best data
obLainable. but 70 make sure that they
are absolutely correct copies are to be
sent 70 the boards Of supervisors and
surveyors for correction before they
are printed The officers have declined
70 think Of runs, tours OF any other
thing except the work now before
them
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
INTERESTED IN STEAMER

Il 3 LeteEzez Ess inst returned frgu Santa
Cr--z. where he spent q week . - O1 4 Faca-
to1 ~ Czpir0lz- The heal l1ar0-fst had his
- EorSspc@sr White steamer. He Occasionally
E5tOred into Santa Cruz and such vas TIE IN
tereS- s1cTu n tie ear that Charles S-zuheS
cane back with Tstcller 70 inTzSrizare rhe
feasibility o. getting eeE0ns-rz rIuE ear At
oCce- Afrs- having seen TIE activity n this
cry z1d realizing that the zu-Duo5fIs business
Is rapidly rEEEulg 70 a E0rusI state Stzu-es
Decided % tzke one q the snail White t0Grfug
cars s1d lsfr with Il Tor the Surf City Essrzczy-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18

special prspara-ions are- Csogh GiaSe-. Tea "a
Hs-bs FOR Gets s.d OPIUM A1s-atne-fs Food-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
AUBURN AFTER RECORD

Norman es TzEx- manager q the Auburn
agency. s-a-sd yesterday that between the Erst
and rEeztieth 0f September an Auburn - ho<-s-
power TWO cylinder rBoriaz car would Be sent
stLeE tie San Erz1ezSca-(eE IeEx record 1t I5
14TS- De FsEI feels e0E1zsnc NAT - VII cap
Ez-R TIE rscaEu tor the reason -zaE lie has al
ready beS7 over the ceE-se II z1 attempt 70
lower ne record n another car and knows wel
TIP The sgencT yesterday sold and delivered
AEhUrz cars % Dr. z c. Houstou oE Bfehsr
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
0SMoMuN
WA-DEE TO-DAY AND Every Day

ELIs 81 EEAE FILLMORE
Ets-l-relF C-zss --A~ Ttsz-sr BuIE1-E-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18

The Eve Stzdenaker cars which coulu-fsea The
team e1rrTt1g the delegates 20 Ire 6enoerarfc
-ouTezCic7 n Denver report the total OF pune
CuEss and tire trouble 10 be four The ears were
eg1ip7ed with D1zuo1d tres and every tire vas
z perfect eundlton az the reaching Of thefr tes-
t1nEtfa1.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18

TEe Howard automobile ecupazy reports The
sale and delivery q - horsepower two cyifusser
Buick e H c Anderson OF this city. The cor-
pazy has averaged the sale CT ear day Sfnre
C1s nrr o, TIE month and IN fact the books
a the company show lGrgsr average sale since
The 1908 models arrived
To shsw conelcstyeiy how true ths statements
made concerning The zHtnEgbita business IN TIE
east tEe report q rezis--4rto1s Il New Iersev
Cp % guly vas nearly - Der cent greater than
c0r the sane period n 1907
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18

Patent chimney builders union y
1 has decided % parade On Labor ds
II Uniform and make 4 fne shown
with z view 70 securing z prize AZ
member asserting himself from Il
parade VII be fined SO The unfC
st its last meeting received two aupI
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-19
= PERSONALS. =


Junior Lackey was in Prestonsburg
Saturday.
], NJ. Allen, of Langley was in this
city Saturday.
DR.. Jay Carter, of FaAsburg, was
here Tuesday. $50.
NJ. NJ. Burgess, of Wilbur, was here
last Saturday. &c.
Mrs G. V. Meek, of Huntington, was
here last week.
Luther Damron of Pikeville, was
here last week.
Miss Dixie Wilson was at Robert
Dixon's recently.
John F. Radcliffe was with Louisa
relatives Sunday. E
R, NJ, Curnutte and wife are here
from Williamson.
R. L. vinson and wife were in
Cincinnati this week.
Add Skeens, of Hulette, was here
attending county court,
A. ]. Webb and Squire John
hughes were here Monday,
Mrs. ]. C, Layne, of Guyandotte, is
visiting Louisa relatives.
B, H. Lusk and family, Of East Rad
ford, were here Saturday.
Miss Ethel Swetnam, of Wilbur, was
shopping in Louisa Friday.
Prof Byington is home from a
business visit to Louisville
Miss Ida Moore, of Catlettsburg, Is
the guest Of Louisa relatives.
Mrs. James Cunningham and son,
of Newcastle, Pa, are in Louisa.
Mrs. R. A. Bickel has returned
from a visit to Ironton relatives.
Miss Victoria Cared returned last
week from school in Washington.
Mrs. Sam PicklesImree has return.
ed from a visit to relatives in Ohio
DR., Banfield, Of Catlettsburg, and
DR.. Dean Of Adams, were here this
week
DR.. and Mrs. J, D. Biggs have re.
turned from q protractsd visit ii
Greenup.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-19
Thinks It Saved His Life,

Lester NJ. Nelson, of Naples, Maine,
says in a recent letter: Il have us
ed DR.. Kings New Discovery many
years, for coughs and colds, and I
think 1t saved my life. l have found
It a reliable remedy for throat and
lung complaints, and would no more
be without 1t than would be with
cut food" For nearly forty years
New Discovery has stood at the head
Of throat and lung remedies. AS a
preventive of pneumonia, and heal
er Of weak lungs IL has no equal.
Sold under guarantee at A. NJ.
Hughes drug store, Louisa, Ky. SOC
and 81. Trial bottle free.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-19
Buy a Park Ticket.

Patrons of Fountain Park are request
ed to buy a park ticket from the toll
keeper at the bridge, This costs six
cents and entities you to free admiss-
ion to the park and round trip on
the bridge. 1t costs you no more
than the regular bridge toll. but I'M
less you ask for a park ticket you
will not get one and the park COM
pany gets credit for 1t. Buy a park
ticket and encourage the park move
ment without any extra cost to YOUR
self. Fountain Park Co.