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The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. July 5-CATTLE-Reosipts. 40 head
market UNCHANGED
H06s-Reoeipts u.ooo bead: market TO 70 oe1ts
loEer. Light. sloa670; rough. 6.l5aSs5 mixed. 62la
$50: heavy. s-45ass5: pigs, 5.a0aSI0
SHEEP-Recsipts, loo head: market steady
New York July 3.-CATTLE-Recsirts SO head
feeling nouinsly steady. Dressed beef slow az Sss
Il Ter pound
CALV ES-Receipts SO head: vesls dun ard IN
changed. Fair reals sod q 7.00 psr 100 lbs: II
diana do. 5La- %; CITY dressed Feals quiet at "a
I3 country dressed 7aIIiz; dressed b1tteT11ilks "a
agik-
SHEEP AND LA8IBS-Rece!pts, 4,6s0 head
sheep aEnost nouinzl and unchanged; lambs ez-
treualy slow and 80 cents lover. Sheep 551za %;
lambs. A5zGE
EoGs-Rsosipts 1ssso head; feeling steady.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E F. Hutton & Co..
members of The NeW YORK Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange. 9. Bowie Chfpman
manager. Is5i + street northwest
View York, July S-The tone q the cotton mar
kst A. the opening vas much bo-rsr IRAN had ben
czTcced On tbs cSbles. which we're poor. There
Was some good bIyiuE b- Wan s-reet Interests
The weather II the belt rea-sf1=d favorsbie. The
market closed steady. With p-scss let five points
higher % I've points lover
Receipts az tAe porrs were 500 bales. against
As last week and LIS last year: for lie week
500 bales. against 2 leo last week azd % zi5 last
year Rccsiyts A. New Orleans were ss5 bales.
against is last yea-, and Houston. lIsl bales,
against 81 last year
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
PegEy's Caller.

ErCn PICK Me-Ip p
A few years ago q young girl, fresh
from the West Highlands. went on g visit
To a sister she had in Glasgow At the
outskirts OF the town she stopped at a
toll-bar and began 10 rap smartly on the
gate. The keeper came out. and the little
traveller demuTely said Is this Glasco' -
On the toUkeeper replying that il was
the girl astouished him by saying rs
Peggy in -
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

CATTLE-E1tTa. per oEt-. 55an60O. butchsr. AsOa
SEQ c0-uuG1. 261CS9 @
HOGs-Psr cEJ-. g7uSs. 565a575; ordfaary. pe-
cut Slda56
sHEEP-P-1me. sola35o eour,an 25oa5e0.
LAAfBS-SIr5nz. G. u-tirTa. 5-5z67s-
CALF ES-FrtIae, pr pound g; medium sassf
gas 5a4
COWS-Prfne. fresh. each. flgOa5000I counon.
q 0las1lo. cid and d.. s58sl0O0-
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Ne9 IdTG- J1-y -5--WHEAE-IIuIef' frn frade-
No. Northern Duluth. TO arrive. LZ3al %: No.
CID. O. b. LG2. No. ? I'D. + o. b. LOIS: No. 2
hard. new Go9. O. b., L0%; No l macar0ni.
{. o. b.. L03
CORS-Scarcc; nominal Nc. elevator. s.; No.
2. E O. b.. s45a n0minal- No. ? white, namiuaI; /;
No. yellow. Z. O. b.. nominal.
RTE-DulL No. 2 { O. b. s.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished ny E. = Huttou & Co,
members Of the New York stock Exchanre G Bowie
Chipnan, manage. ls0l street northwest.
Total sales 42S.5OO shares
Call moneys High, Ia; low. /; close, 1.
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Following are the bid prices upon the
most active bonds and stocks listed on
the Washington Stock Exchange yes
terday, and on the corresponding date
one year ago.
GAS BONDS.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations fu-rishsd ty E F. Hutton & c.
T1s-be-s NeU Y1-E Srock ezela--e G. R1--is
Chipnau. manager, 80 z street u7rrlwast
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GoxERNmENr BONDS
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. July z.-F0-loTiuz are tie sales snd
Quotations the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore sts1E EIc5anre.
SALES
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
PRICE CHANGES FOR THE YEAR

- a - Il. II - . - Il.
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Established Oct 10. 1904
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-17
IS DYING
 IN WANT
SAD PLIGHT OF THE MOTHER or BISHOP, THE MIND
 READER.

NEW YORK. Elmd. hopelessiy ermeIed and lacking esen tae com mon nrc.--iti.s u life. Mrs Eleanor Fletcher Ei-.ol. mother of Washington Irving Bishop, tnc mind reader. is liv- iug on the cuarity. of a g8od-naturcd iandlady at z2s West ulth street. New York. The woman who gave tnous- Huds of dollars ta chant. who nur-ea tA- 'ek and wounded .uldIers of ths Gnim army tnrpue aoul the Civil war is now d.p,Hleut on the caarity af strangers for her fool and sheIter De- iraadrd. she says. Of al her property which was worth hundreds of thous- ands or dollar eh, has not even enough money lcrt to purchase oint- meht for ner uleerated limbs.
 Her son was one of the wonders of the age. ais feats in mind reading hay ing puzzled even the greatest scientists.
 scarcely able to stand. Mrs. Bishop or the Countess Nicholas as she is now -hobtIed out yesterday when called upnn io eNI lain an advertisement she had inserted in sunday paper, askine 'laXt"n. Minnie Inrthold and several ather actors and actresses of a bygon, iay tp communicate with her When Mrs Bishop was in the neydey of her stage triumpas these players were all her personal friends. Now that she Is helpless she believes they will come
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-17
BATTLING NELSON TO
 PAY NOME A VISIT

stars 1as tae raar |. zaua u give me tu. .ulla..e-4s Ht #.. ttaf# he allowed n, ta aaa Hm a. 1Dis | f4r farrm hack l= ...a-r.l.- mem made bs EHlHns Na in lrtter te Mr Gam La uar af .4= eitg.
 fuuaer m hi lru,rtac Eansr .ar. -if esrr that eaoa ual get 4 sa4s,.-e il win be oa sert. 9. aa.a a, a... II tns ring aiaa me aHl aaH Hrs.@ der'#iN,Is mu am tae aaaa..a haEfaeieHl tbs world a aas f eh"uid never aa.a a# ..4n ra rr= titIg
 Again tar Fighting nane .xpra-. ms feeling and fae hand #sl ha ar- aured -laer Joe Gam. aa- awarded i.. d~etzian atrr hm f# Goaaa than raa yesa- aea SHes.lls ...l ea' Che decision over me at eaaa.a after i- rounds al h#.J lighting. IH.#a been waiting tp esr 4alaer .aat a aim. but Was always ~ta4.d aa sFa4
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2: 's- ,: s= F .= ,: .. s= .s s 2. z $. 2. ,. :. Hear Miss Astred Peterson the 2. .- Norwegian nightingale, in "Vil- 5 < ia," a beautiful solo from the com ,. ..- ic opera, Merry Widow" Miss ,. < Peterson has studied in London 2
 s- and possesses q soprano of won ,. # derful range and quality The 2 :: nobbs co. are especially fortunate ,. # in being able to present her for q
 .' the first time in Alaska to Nome 2 i: audience al the Dohbs show Sat :. ]. urday night. !. 2 2 3s : 2. F ss !: # z .: as 3. 2. F 2
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Ha #.H a.d f fb.y E... H.r condition.
 fH- tir4H= of Washington Irving E af tH- famH cmh aH Ma IF. s.4t .f.at.I .l z..=aeipu sf zaeH I na- aa" 4- =fa ta.Ue If interest ta the f-4'.- Bishop WIS hur ss ysar. of age. Ja-t at tAa height af alz eaf-.r. ua a= eItlHs aa exhibition af his Ia7Eer. to.t. e9HI4nv of friends at Inc E#1rhH rluh when he feII Htoa state of rama Several doctors were called. .Ha raraaa..d him dead The body
 az immediately hurried fo an under mixing -tabH-H#sat and there. with aaf waiting for his famny's consent. an aH.tsrsy was he.a and the brain remov- ed .n iHa a9ps that some light be giv- aH tl fhe scientific world as to the manner iu Whie Bishop performed his marvellous faatz If mind reading.
 Mrs Bishop had the doctors engaged iH thc autopsy arrested claiming her son was not dead at the time the au- tar-y aas held that he regained con -eieusHess during The autopsy. but thaf death resulted ffo mthe acts of the fhe-iefaHs. Tine Jury disagreed anI tae case has never since been brought ta trial
 At the tiae Of Bishops death Mrs Hishor aas in Philadelphia, where she aa= pfodueiug "H Trovatore' and the Bohemian Girl" as well as Caste. for tte benefit Of the funds raised in that city To erect a monument ta Edwin Forrest In her early life Mrs. Bishop supported Forrest an dalso played with Booth. Sne=~ well known in Shake pearian drama and the older thcater- e"er7 If Net Yafk remember that her name aas once power in the the
 triral world.
 She declares her son left sl00.OO0 worth of jewels. which are tied up in ta- courts. and she has been entirely unable to realize on any ofthis prop erty. Her own fortune she declares. has been taken from her by fraud Last ial her home at Montpelier Vt. was taken on mortgage for SIG OO0 Where her money went she cannot tell. II is certain that she gave away thousands of dollars. for never was she known to refuse. There was no "organIzed char ! itS' about her plan of giving. She gave first and investigated afterward.
 Among her choice possessions today upon which she cannot realize Is Mich ael Angeles great painting. L.ucretia Defending his Honor. II is valued at $25o,0 ,0oo. but it's owner yesterday wa. actually without the price of a loaf of bread. Her landladv. Mrs. Carter, is not only giving her her rooms. but is also sharing her meals with her When Mrs. Carter goes away. as she is com pclled to do occasionally. she zoe, without food.
 After the death of Mrs. Bishops first husband she married Count Nicholas who is still living in Rutland. Vt.
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WEYERH0RST
 LEAVES NOME

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-17
Granite Mining csndI-, arc th. best

Seraper teams for hire. 214 First avenue.
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Blatz Private Stock at the Bank.
Eagle dance. Saturday night. s1Oo
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.

e'eod mousse. four furnished rooms and cache, lot 25x14o; Second avenue. only $500. Rovey X Davison. House. 3 furnished rooms. cashe. cellar water connection. etc. lot 5Ox14O, Third avenue: only $375 if sold by Aug. 20. Bovey X Davidson. We have houses and cabins. furnish ed and unfurnished for rent anl sale. Bovey & Davison. Mining claims to ltase and for sale. Bovey X Dayison.
 If you desire to make a safe invest mcnt see what we have to offer. Bo- vcy X DaVison.
 We have a number of business loca- tions on Front street for sale or rent. 6oVey & Davison's Real Estate and
 Mining Exchange, Steadman Ave. Phone Black g. Notary Public. Employment Agency. Collections, Auctioneer.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-17
BERRY PlcKERs'
 EXCURSION TO HILLS

An excursion train on the Seward Peninsula railroad took a great host of berry pickers to the hills yesterday and most enjoyable time was spent The year is a record one for berries and it is computed that 500 cans of the luscious fruit reached the city in the past 24 hours.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-17
FOR SALE.

On solomon river. gasoline driller. with complete outfit. tools and casing Also barge and gasoline launch. Cash pr exchange for assessment work.
 T. NJ REED.
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AIRSHIPS
 NEW FAD
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 WASHINGToN, b C. Aug I3. - That air ships bid fair ro zapersede thc automobile as the vehicle for the sport i've rich Is evidenced by the fact that the famous aeronaut Glenn Curtis. has just received a commission to con struct an aer"plane for famous mill Ionaire of this city Curtis declines 10 divulge the name of his client. who. Il says. intends to use the flying ship for pleasure, and maybe for more serious
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-17
Ed9eworth Tobacco at Yorky's.

W. w Sale vii, engage in searching nf records. abstract and notary work. legal papers. etc. Office with 0. D. Goetz. Front street. Phone Main 1s7
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-17
E6eeworth Tobacco at Yorkys |.
BABY COMES TO
 COMMISSIONER HOME.

A fine 10 pound baby was born last week tu Mrs Adams. Nife of the com missioner at Council. Mother and child are reported 10 be in Grst-class condition.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-17
OFF FOR kuskokMIM.

The schooner Joe Mathews Is now being rapidly loaded and is expected to be able to pull out for the Kus- k"kwim today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-17

\. c. oliver X Company have seeur- ed one of the late model Remingtor typewriters from the local dealer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-17

The City Bath House is now open Tor business. NJ. o. Solberg, proprietor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-07
OPENING
fContInned from Page 1.l

Continued from Page IL
Andrew Jackson, and to the left one
OF Thomas Jefferson. On the oppo-
site wall was a portrait of the last
Democratic president OF the United
States, Grover Cleveland, borderel
with black in mute evidence of the
prevailing feeling of sorrow, botn
party and national, over his recent
death.
Back of the platform upon which
were seated the members of the ma
tional committee was q row OF Cal
ifornia palms. Twenty stuffed Amer
lean eagles, carrying In their beaks
long streamers of red, white and
blue, we're suspended from the cell
ing Immediately over the stage.
Around the front OF the balconies
and galleries were strung $4,000
yards of bunting, while at intervals
of ten feet had been placed Ameri-
can shields. Studdlng the ceiling
were tri-colored stars, each ten feet
in diameter, representing the various
states, territories and insular posses.
slons. In the corners and about the
sides of the main floor were more
palms.
The total number OF seats was
1000. The space Immediately In
front and at the sides of the plat
form had been equipped for the use
Of the 400 newspaper correspondents
who have come to tell the world all
about II. As In the recent Repuh-
llcan convention at Chicago the press
associations were permitted TO In
stall In their reservations tele-
graph operators with soundless keys
for the bulletining of important fea-
lures of the proceedings. Down be-
low the stage, reached by stairways
leading from the press section, were
rooms set apart for the use OF the
telegraph companies and press as
sOciations.
In the center OF the hall were
1909 comfortable opera chairs oc-
eupied by the delegates, and back OF
these the seats of the alternates. In
each of these sections were two VIC
men. Colorado and Utah each hay-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-07
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera ant
DiarrhOea Remedy Would
Have Saved Him 100000.

I'm 1902 I had very severe at
tack OF dlarrhoea," says r. n. FAR
rar OF Cat Island, La. For several
weeks was unable TO do anything.
On March is, 1907. had a similar
attack, and took Chamberlaing
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Rem
edy which gave me prompt relief.
consider II one OF the best medi-
cines OF its kind In the world. and
had used II In 1902 believe II would
have saved me a hundred dollar doe
tore bill" Sold by DR.. Stones drug
store. ID 3.,lMr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-07
Over Thlrty-fiye Years.

In 1879 there was a great deal o:
dlafrhoea. dysentery and cholera in
faatum II was at this time tina;
Chamberlaln's collie, Cholera and hi
arrohea Remedy was first brought In
10 use. II proved more successful
than any other remedy or treatment,
and has for thirty-fiye years main
tanned that record. From a small
beginning its sale and use has ex-
tended to every part OF the United
State and 70 many foreign countries.
Nine druggists out OF ten will rec
ommend II when their opinion Is
asked, although they have Other
medicines that pay them a greater
profit. 1t can always be depended
upon, even In the most severe and
dangerous cases. For sale by Dr..
Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-07
OREGON MAN
(Continuea From pava !, !,

Continued From Page ~
->>>"f
I got in all the different cities with
out firing your readers. The court
house at Fort Wayne, Ind. had the
finest interior Of any public build
ing in the United states-ail kinds
Of polished marble. Us =
% Showers and Finance. I
I'VE don't know anything about
rains out here. IL rained 27 days
durins nthe month of May In parts !
of Illinois, and the season was not sc
very wet-not much wetter than
some other years. And when a
rains there 1t is not just dry mist !
IT'S wetnsss by the bucketfull. Ohio.
indiana, and parts OF Kansas have
been~badly hit by the financial de-
preston. but the banlss are aceumu
lating money and have hard times
lending II on good security They
will soon be overfiowing and all
kinds of business Is looking brighter.
| visited many factories and especial.
ly In my line, and found nearly all
busy as possible.
Salem No Back Number.
Some cities have done a great
deal of paving-in fact most of them
are paved right out into the suburb,
and that Is the only point we are
slow about. Salem is no back mum.
Der and even our farmers are more
than up to date. They have better
barns and houses and orchards anu
fences than in. mott OF the eastern
states. When Il comes to climate
and fruit we are thousand miles
ahead of the most favored sections
OF the Atlantic coast. Our business
men are right up to snuff They car
ry better stocks of goods in any line
at Salem than | saw In any city OF
twice our size They either, don't
have the goods or do not know how
to display them. You see no such
window displays In the retail district
OF much larger cities as you see any
day at Salem. To come back TO Or.
egon II pleasure one can only ex-
perience by swelterlng around in the
eastern states for two months as we
have done. They publish something
there at the head OF the newspapers
that Is not part OF the government
forecast here-humidlty. / never
knew what that word meant until r
went east and felt It. SO much heat
and so much humidity. We could
stand the heat but the humidity was
too much for us. IL takes all the
starch out of your shirt and you feel
like a wilted dlshrag."
Mr.. VIII talked Oregon on his trip
and carried a satchel full of Salem
literature. He handed out the 1000
Facts Of the productions OF the VIII
lamette valley on HIS nearly 5000
mile pilgrimage, and many an east
erner has had his attention turned
this way. But be Is perfectly will.
Ing TO buckle into business at the
old stand and not leave 1t right
away again very soon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-07
Help for Those Who Have Stomach
TsaA..9.In

After doctoring for about 12 years
for bad stomach trouble, and
spending nearly Ave hundred dollars
Tor medicine and doctors fees, | pur-
chased my wife one box OF Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
which did her so much good that
she continued TO use them and they
have done her more good than all
OF the medicine bought before
Samuel Boyer, Folsom, Iowa This
medicine Is for sale by DR.. Stones
drug store. Samples free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-07

Ing sent delegate and an alternate.
Mrs. Mary G. G. Bradford Is Denver p
voting representative in the conven-
tion, and Mrs. H. J. Hayward, of
Salt Lake, the delegate from Utah.
1t was the first time that the "suf-
fragettes" of the West had had the
opportunity OF seeing real women
politicians participating In national
affairs.
There was manifest dsappont-
ment on the part OF the six men
who had been chosen by the Demu.
cratic party in the Philippines as
delegates, when they were ushered
into the alternates' seats. Accord
Ing to the precedent set by the last
convention, as well as by special
action taken last week by the ma
tional subcommittee on arrange
ments, the Philippine representa-
tlyes are denied voice In the DELHI
eratlons, although they are grac-
iously permitted to look on. They In
tend 10 make fight before the COM
mittee on rules for recognition as
delegates. The point made agains;
their participation In the dolngs OF
the convention is that II would he
inconsistent for Democracy to de-
clares that the Philippines ought not
to be part of the United States and
at the same time admit representa-
tives from the islands to govern
Ing political body OF the nation.
Great interest centered I'm the ar
rival of various big men OF the par
". many of whom had never been
seen In this part OF the country. AS
the identity OF such men as Tam
many Chieftan Murphy. Theodore A.
Bell of California, the temporary
chairman; Tom l.. Johnson OF. Ohia,
Governor Swanson OF Virginia, May
or Dahlman OF Omaha. Roger Sulli-
van OF Chicago. Alexander Troup of
Connecticut, and Col. Guffey. OF
Pennsylvania. became known in the
galleries. they were given generous
rounds of applause. The locations
of the various state delegations were
easy to pick out, each being indicat-
ed by plaeard elevated on a stand
ard.
BY 12 o'clock the auditorium Was
packed from floor to topmost gall
lery, a majority OF the visitors
seats being occupied by women. In
the space at the right and left of the
delegates seats. on the main foor
reserved for distinguished guests,
were Congressman and Mrs. Long
worth, a number of diplomatic rep
resentatiyes from the South Ameri-
can republics. and many other prom
inent persons in the social and offie-
ial life of the country.
Shortly after noon. when the ap-
plause following the cowboy |
bands" rendition of the Star
spangled Banner" had died away:
H@-A AChAAo A05HoAA Vi
ana. head of the Democratic Nation
at Committee. raped for order on |
the hard wood speakers stand, and !
the business of the convention was
begun. Secretary Urey Woodson, Of
the National Committee, was intro
duced and read the call under which |
the assemblage had been convened.
1t was as follows.
"The Democratic National Com
mittee. having met In the city of
Washington on the 18th day OF De-
cember. 1907. has appointed Tues
day, the 7th day OF July. 1898. IS
the time. and Denver. Colorado. as
the place for holding the Democrat
ic National Convention.
Each state Is entitled to repre-
sentation therein equal to double
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-07
New Corporation.

Davis Safe and Lock COMPANY,
principal ONCE Portland, capital
stock $4,000; incorporators, John
Z. Davis, Fred T. Hall and Frank j.
Super.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-07

A little more work in some busi-
ness establishments. and a little
more business on some farms would
increase profits of both
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-07
NeM Nofaries

X. j, Kubli. Kubli; Geo. F. Keck.
VIM. Grant. Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-07

Merry widows and Merry-go-
rounds are live affairs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-07
1T MAKES FUN
FOR TsiE BOYS.

FOR THE BOYS,
as well as for the whole family,
when you have a Graphophone in
the house. II is the twentieth CEN
tury amuser. and many a dull even
ing in the winter can be passed pleas
antly with a Graphophone. We
have them at all prices. and With
both comic and sacred songs, Just as
you desire.
y. u. SAVAGE,
2f7 Commercial street.