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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-06-11
Are You a "PrOCrastinatOr"
About Your ClOtheS-And
Abuut Nothing Else?

The "wait-a-while policy
Is not good inyour business.
It's not good in your social
affairs. You are not a "pro-
crastinator' in any affair
which you consider impor-
tant.
Why are you in the mat
ter of buying your clothes
Why defer the matter I'M
til all other things have been
attended to? Is it because
YOU think the other things
more important ? Or
WHY is it? Think it over
and then get interested
today.
Richardson & Cralle.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
VICTORY FOR LILLEY
CorrUpt Practices Act Declared I'm
constitutional.

New Haven. Jan. THE brought against
practices act by George l. Fox, Of this city. be
fore two judges, who TO constitute an cleo
ton court. dismissed to-day. The act is de-
Ctared TO lie unconstitutional in that Il contra
veues the state constitution
The demurrer of Henry ". Jessup, OF New York
and Matthew r Reynolds. OF this city, counsel
for Mr.. Fox was overruled. and the plea OF
abatement made by M. Lilleys counsel WAS s'ls-
tained. The plea of abatement set up that as Mr
Lnley il found guilty OF corrupt practices in the
last election, would be d.sfrsnChised by the finding
Of the Judges. such a proceeding would be con-
trary 70 the constitution. which provides that e
man can be deprived Of his rights only after trial
before jury.
In disnissing Nj Foxs complaint The Judges
hold that right Of jury trial il involate under
the state constitution. and therefore they could
not be clothed with power which would take away
from the right OF franchise. The judges
point out that The act gives petitioner the right
u ask that judges OF the Superior Court be
drafted & hear a complaint brought under II, They
say there might be ten petitioners for hearings
and III consequence the courts would be depleted
o1 Judges To- hear legal business. The substance
ut the act. however. the judges point out, Is com
uaeuGable.
Dir. Tuxs attorneys gave notice OF an appeal TO
the Supreme Court Of Errors It is probable that
tire appeal viii not be taken because of the expense
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
ARREST on LUSITANIA
Passenger Held for Murder OF
Uoman IN GIaSgosc.

Acting on q message received from .''~s-0" -,
Headquarters detectives. two FlilFef'oh men u "
Tinted States marshal were on hand 10 sitI1 Tag
.ssr,sfir, I,.stania when she sailed uD the harhor
Yesterday morning. The object OF their quest was
man with twisted nose" and they found nm
sou-, m the messenger list as OJto Sands lie was
lrcked l70 a. Poliga Headquarters charged WITH
having murdered q woman in Glasgow some time
.ro. Later he explained that his right name was
oscar slater bIJ that Dr. had taken the other name
because Tie Initials ver~ The same as lis own
With Slst,g al the time of his arrest was lis wife,
vino is French woman While size was oot ar
rested sLa was detained - Ellis Island
According 70 the police Slater IS suspected OF the
murder Of Mss Marion Gi5I.t.t--- Of Queens Ter
race Glasgow II The complaint sent over by the
Glasgow police il was said t3aJ Slater was slis-
pec,ed Of the murder hecaus- Ae disappeared short
II after The crime and had t.. seen near the place
the woman was killed Tie complaint also said
that valuable diamond crescent had been stolen
When Slater was searched ia rne salon aboard the
ship pawn ticket. made yut hy d Glasgow pawn
broker was found IN Ills pocket, calling for "d.a-
rnonds" loan uf 5000 having been made on them.
Asked By the detectives UL~E- He had Eat The aa-
mouds Slater became mach confused ana could
gre no satisfactory reF-y.
He said he was born IN Germany. -.t came 10
this country about six years ana began The Trac-
toe Of dentistry .n sixth avenue He showed bis
frst papers American e.-iz"n, issued about
three years ago. I-as- MAJ r- l-ft this city. he
said because OF his vg-t-- .- l.aa-r and had iyau.
Scotland and had assumed tie naEne Of Aua.r-
son over there.
Slater was tanned aEe. ta ,-- United States fed
tTsl authorities and VS. arr-Igued before Com
missioner Shields. the 'Aar.iuat-e1 being - for
January l9. Al the Papers lu S-4ter's 'rosse7s..n
were turned over TO h-~ lawyer William A. Good
hart Of No g Na=s4u street. The prisoner del.lee
thsI lie was guilt. asserting t--t L= Daw-ed the
brooch before Tie NumanS ae.f-- VALE admit
ing berg In Glasgow 81 the --.-- at t,- murder,
he deaied being any where near ti.e scene oI tie
crime He did not leave Glasgow Le said. until
Christmas Day when BE- went 10 Liverpool with us
Sife, and On Tie next day sailed u this country.
The federal authorities have fa# details ot me
murder
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
bodies carried out of the burning building by
fremen
A PURE AND PALATARLE WATER.

The only physical thing which is. or can be, car
ried away from the tuberculosis show-outside or
the various printed circulars-by visitors theIeto
is a free sample OF distilled water.
This water, which has been 50 fortunate as 70 70
have gained the recognition and iE1orttnlent ol
the savants who are the originators of this emf
nentIy praseworthy and benefcsnr exposition, Is
the product of the American Distilled Weter Com
pany, of No. 4OS to 40 East 6Sd street, this CITY
which is operating patented process: IN Its manu-.
facture that IS said to absolutely relieve the nud
all impurities.
indeed marketed for drinking purposes its taste
lessness-or rather. the dead taste so commonly
!efnarked-has initiated against It's general use
desDite its safeness and comparative CLehFnesSi
nm This coupany's method OF charging II, after
distiiIation with purified air, entirely does away
with this objectionable feature and renders ]!
pleasing even invitingly so, both TO the eye ana
This deliciousy soft and pure distilled ana
aerated waters integrity Is amply II"leCteo
tbroIghout all the stages of handling, ana leacnes
the customer in an unimpaired condition IN oottes
thar nave been carefully steriizsd petore recelv-
ing their sparkling burden In adauSn' ION Ie proo =,
asSas eD7pIoyed secure uniformity IN tue puaIty oR
tbIs uater most desirable feature ana 'ne Greasr
" apprectated In the business oIrces 1llo nouSs @
holds 10 which IL is distripuleo' ZIG ~St-'S""S
timing It's trade 70 tnesH
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
PL4N FINE CLCBHOJSE.
Large Sum 10 Be Spent in altering.
Home Of Nezt .Ithictic -1SSociatiOn.

hefis d Tallant i.-.e fled plans Tor making over
'ae seven story private school building Nos. IS
suo |" West 54th street which Was erected ii lsj5.
,A'o nne story clubhouse for the newly organ
NC tliy Ata-et-c C-Ut. of which Frederick
NsAsohn Is president The Easement - the Ie-
unveiled structure viii contain the bowling alleys
| VI the main floor viii be TWO story library,
TeIls s on spacious foyer hall The third floor
va Oe htted as a billiard hall. and there VIII be Il
w V'o s'ory swimming pool IL feet long and y feet
% oe OF the fourth and frth @uors. the reEI three
-, Is Containing ra- athletic floors and running
- and the roof being flashed with two
-s1ssh courts. with dressing chambers adjoining.
Ol-elng vii have d handsome facade Of or
-Ie'el stone. with rnansard with decorative
o.-N -uO"s. The improvements Incidental 10 the
l.e . o occupancy aGe 10 cost 5000. A : Gott-
g.. associated VITA IIerts & Iiallaut as archi-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

and John Smith. lands upon the bank of the Moos-
lausic River and begins the settlement of the place
IL which in gratitude he gave the name OF PToVi-
dence in June. 1856 The artist has selected the
late afternoon the moment TO be depicted thus
having the evening light the color scheme OF the
colnposition Roger Williams and one Of his COM
r,anions are kneeIing and the others are standing
a., she attitude of prayer II felt that man
Of Roger Wfniams's character. strongly religious,
would begin no important undertaking without first
anpeaIing to the Divine Power for the approval OF
his work.
Keen interest has been excited in this window
raca1lse II - the gift OF a well known Engishman,
md is considered bring this series OF windows
more. closely in touch with the country from which
7be pilsrrns and Puritans came. AS soon as the
window IS completed it will be on view in MI.
sfndnE
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
eosant Reading for the
Fat

q, simple and inexpensive solving of the
= *cnans problem the Kar,ro,. I,raeer,r.t,',,
iss. -. '1ue- she takes one Of these harm
al bed,,- -IIie tablets after each meal and
lst esc5 = ana loses from i To- TO ounces Of
ho Isa!' aud Yet suffers 10 harm creates
eriaklAs~ Dailees ms ardly. ana produces no
scty in ms elegant preparation tmade ex-
eresc-,,.sae ae'oIf'ance %ith the famous NarjnoIa
~ .puon) has rendered exercisfna ana az
atsas a. e Irouci'on 81 excess flesh IS suuer-
sst Is = = = nith wheel. further recommen,ja
C ths , - IS ihe least extensive fat recluce!.
ents f. hFt' a large case tCosting only "a
zsfmo,s an u any druggist OF b. mail from the
.ersn.S,,0 0oIlpany, Detroit, MicnJ containing
sadea -. =; tablets large enough 10 give very
In most every case.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

B. AItnat1 & On.
HAVE MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS FOR
ANIMPORTANT SALEoF WOMEN'SCLOAKS
WHICH WILL TAKE PLACE TOMORROW CNONDAYl.
JAN. 4th CONSISTING OF COATS PALEToTs
AND LONG GARMENTS.
AT THE FOLLOWING VERY LOW PRICES:
CLOTH GARMENTS
sl4OO. $3.50. $1,000. $500. $500
5000 & $500
KARAKUL CLOTH COATS
$3.50, $500, $500 & $1,000
TOMORROW OMoNDAYp JAN. 4h.
SALES OF BLACK & CoLoRED DRESS MATERIAL
WILL BE HELD COMPRISING
$500 YARDS OF CoLoRED PRINCESS CREPE
BLACK SILK AND WOOL CREPE
i USUALLY AT Sc. PER YARD
1000 YDs OF BLACK AND GREY STRIPED sUrTNGs
HERETOFORE 800 AT 95c- PER YARD
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
NEU' PLTMOUTH WINDOW
Roger H'diams Subject Of Ne
woriM Givcn by Lord NoIthcHfe.

Lord \"ljl...lilc before sailing for England. chose
liz subject of Roger Williams and Personal Lib
erty" - t.- theme for the memorial window in
plymouth Church which lie viii give TO the AmeTl-
can pegp-e Lord Northcliffe IS Interested In this
subject because of The remarkable career Of Roger
Williams England wei in America.
This window VIII - one OF the remaining series
designed by Frederick : Lamb and being
cl,-l ~ j. * Il Lamb In povtraying this subject
Mr. Lamb has taken the incident where Roger
Williams. accompanied BY four companions. VIII
ian Harris Travers Wicks. Richard Waterman
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
%. Altntatt & On.

A SALE OF PLAIN AND DECORATIVE TABLE
LINENS BED LINENS. TOWELS. ETC,
COMMENCING TOMORROW (MONDAYl AND CON-
T1NUNc THROUGHOUT THE WEEK
\ EMBRACING HOUSEHOLD LINENS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
SUCH AS LINEN DA1AsK TABLE CLOTHS AND
NAPKINS LINEN SHEETS PILLOW CASES. EENiNfED AND
HEMsTrTCtED TOWELS TowEINGs CRASHES. ETC
. ALSO CENTERPIECEs TEA AND RECEPTION CLOTHS.
:,
AT GREATLY BELOW The USUAL PRICES
INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONAL VALUES:
LINEN DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS sls5 325 400 52s
DINNER NAPKINS TO MATCH PER Doz~ sz75 325 & SIS
LFNsTITCtED LINEN SHEETS PER PAIR. AS 4S5
rEMsrITct4ED LINEN PILLOW CASES PER 10
IEN1MED LINEN ITUCK TOWELS PER DOz sz25 26O & $50
IEMsrrrcHED LINEN tUcK PER Doz, $500 AS 500
HEAiNED BATH TOWELS PER DOz $40 300 & 400
BLANKETS. COMFORTABLES. BEDsPREADs.
MUSLIN SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
AT THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS PER PAIR $3.50 900 TO go
LAMBS WOOL CoMFoRTABLEs SILK COVERING EACH $500
sATIN-FINs4 BEDsPREADs EACH $3.50 z'o
CROCHET BEDsPREADs EACH CO. s'0o & lo
MUSLIN PILLOW CASES EACH He TO z-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
NAY NOT BE APHTHoUs FEVER CASE

s-nk, - Jan The nature Of the disease which
eY,-souI ouI recently among children in the town Of
n - Monroe County. and which Was supposed
6ss,,,,--pO @'a mouth disease. has not yet been
fbs - es'aA-lsLeo. Dr Anderson Crovforth. Of
- STATE Department Of Agriculture reuorts that
Es,s ~ ~leh nave contagious disease Of some
10, @ eAc 1 do hot consider it safe To say It is
a.. 80 r--o attack of foot and mouth disease :cr
s,s,. -1''oEas strong enough in their recovered
Ease" - 10y i' lN -""l ana mouth dis
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
OLDEST OFFICE BOY" RErIRgs

-. tn' ion' y ] Jan Samuel * Bracket who
Go go ue reputation Of being Americas oldest
~ - Coy, was placed on the retired list yesterday
S--.S Si2rk Fisher. who conducts the Fisher &
.-,-s AVN Works mere. wnere Brackejt has been
n, ,t,7-f ''f sixty years The sobriquat came from
's advanced years
K,s Bracket indeed. is entitled 10 retirement"
,,s - Fisher to-day for he has laborcd long
NeH n the interests of tILe husInnss
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
eoem UNITED STORES ASSOCIATION

Albany. Jan 2-The United Stores Association
Of New York capital s600,o00 organized TO deal III
general merchandise, was Incorporated to-oay. Ing
stao+ors include J. Dean Barnes S. Seward An
6.rson and H. Stuart Raleigh. all Of New York
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
GIFT OF OVER 100000 TO sowDoIN.

Rrusnwick. Me- Jan president William De
witt Hyde of Bowdon College announces the re-
CENT Of n holiday gift to the college OK over 800
oo The giver wishes for the present 10 remain
,,,,ox.n The present is IN the form OF securities
which have a par value OF 10000 and actual
vsIue of considerably more.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
MOTHER AND SON suFFocATED.

TeufYalo Jan 2-Mrs Harvey Spencer. siXty-lve
,.ear. old leading resident of the village of Ham
burg Erie County, and her son. r. F. Spencer.
thirty years old assistant cashier OF the Bank OF
Hamburg. met death from sufocation early TO-
dsy In fro which broke out IN their homs. The
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
? c RULING NOT RETROACTIVE.

AI,..luv Ian Secretary John {. Birdseye Of
The Stale Civil Service Commission sent In a cir
,Ia letter to-day TO boards Of supervisors of the
various counties notice that Governor Hughes had
approved q resolution placing in the competitive
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

class ,be Offices Of county engineer. county super
;ntendent OF highways and county superintendent
as established by the new niGhWay law All pei
go. r1a,r, s,,cb rositions the letter says may
n. Continued in Office without examination.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

%. Altn1att & On.
SELECTED STYLES FOR EARLY SPRING WEAR AND
THE WINTER RESORTS ARE NOW IN READINESS
IN THE DEPARTMENT FOR MADEUP GOWNS
INCLUDING WALKING AND OUTING SUITS.
DRESSES RIDING HABITS. ETC
IN THE DREssMAKNG & TAILORING DEPARTMENT
TAHORMADE GOWNS MADE
$780, S68OO $500 UPWARD
LINEN RIDING HABITS MADE TO ORDER $500 AND UPWARD
CLOTH RIDING HABITS $500
ALSO COSTUMES TO ORDER OF FOUIARD, RAJAH CtEFOO,
CREPE CEtARAiEUSE CFIEVIOTs, LIGHT BROADCLOTTB
MODERATE PRICES
AN ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
$1,000 YARDS OF IRISH DRESS LINENS
N A GREAT VARIETY OF THE LATEST COLORINGs
TOMORROW NlONDAY) JAM 4h.
AT l0c. PER YARD
s4tH strest 95th strrrt ann eth Aurrr. Nrm pnrk.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
HOTELS and APARTMENTS TO LEASE
comlERcIAL HoTEL ID LRAsE

VIII build at once on Grant av. near Suffer
81 beautiful story freproOf hotel that viii
contain ls0 bedrooms. drummer sample rooms
large lobby on street floor that viii have -
feet street frontage: swell cafe saloon and
barber shop There viii be 60 per cent private
Tub aud shower baths. the rooms VIII be large
aud sunny. the hotel viii have three street
frantaeeS every known modern convenience
VIII be Installed. the owner desiring 10 make
ID 0ne ~ the finest 81 San Francisco. This hotel
being the only first class house IN the retail
district an experienced hotelnan should make
p fortune Ouf Of IL. Win give q good lease
with reasonable rental 10 reSpons ibe parties
See plans and elevations AT the offce OF
DAVIDSON a. LEIGH. l37 Montgomery 81
Exclusive Agents
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE
coMBELLIcH & PETERsoN.

CONBELLIcH & PETERSON
81 Broadway. Oakland
81 60O-Any one desiring 4 boarding house will
do well 10 investigate this, if j. located IN of
TIE main streets. well furnished and equipped for
both b0srders and house keeping apartments:
handy n both hey Route and S. r. trains and
al car lines
We loan money on furniture.
R0oAlING HOUSE. z3 ROOMS: the best lOca-
iion north Market ST.. rent Si25 per month;
clears 5000: owner has other business; must
seil this week price &z-lvu, patt cash
Union NV. co. 7S7 Market 81
PARTNER WANTED-YOUNG MAN WITH
$500 AND SERVICES IN an established and
paFing business, experience not Necessary IL
willing 70 learn. Cal 7e7 Mkt ST., Room 152.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24

HAVE YOU USED YOUR HOMESTEAD RIGHTs
II not. cali and see us. We have something 10
offer that will appeal TO you. We deal in tim.
Der lands. mining lands, city and country real
estate. We have some bargains on our book
that win bear the closest Investigation. If
you want bargain you win hnd ID here Can
2as sIONADNoCK BUILDING, SAN FRAN
CISCO.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
HUNT. osTEYEE & BANz,

HUNT. 0STEYEE & BANZ.
i45 Montgomery ST. Branch Office 723 n St
$500 each-Lots in Seth and 37th avs. Sunset
district; terms $50 down and balance $40
per month.
s.. COO each-Two lots in Cole st, nr. Carmel;
terms.
s.. .65o-Lot at northwest corner of Jersey and
Diam md sts, 26xS3; street work and
sidewalk done.
S2,15o-Lot in the east line of Fillmore ST near
Greenwich: good business lot; easily
worth SO. GOO and will rapidly increase
SIS. .0o0-Bargain; lot T5x75 in SIinna ST near
4th; two frontages-
$3.50 each-Finest residence lots in the city
along the Panhandle, half cash. or will
build for buyer monthly payments
5000 each-3 new cottages. 6 rooms and bath: :
all modern Improvements; easy terms
Sc, 250-Four fats. each, 25th st. bet
Diamond and Douglass; rents are S56.
$40, 000--6 fats. large rooms each, Sanchez St
25th and Jersey; rents S104.
SD, ,00o-6-5 room fats. new all modern; rented
for $105; mortgage $4,000; viii exchange
for lot S0x100 In good locality.
Many other bargains
HUNT, OSTEYEE & BANZ.
las Montgomery St. Branch Office 723 q St
Open Sundays.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
PROPOSALS AND BIDS


SEALED BIDS viii be received at the office of
the secretary of the Regents. University Of
California, Berkeley on or before $40 a M
Thursday December ?, 1909. for "a an addi-
ton to the fertilizer control laboratory, s2)
walks and roads near California hall, and 90
three asphalt and concrete tennis courts mo
y. per plans and specifications on file at
said office.
No bids VIII be received unless accompanied
by a certified check or bond in favor of the
undersigned equal TO 10 per cent Of the bid to
assure execution Of contract by successful bid
der. The right to reject any or all bids is re-
served.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA.
BIDS TO FURNISH BAND INSTRUMENTS.
Sealed bids viii be received by the Board Of
Trustees of the Town of Mill Valley as com
mittee of the whole, up to Tuesday. November q
1909, s O'Clock p. m. for the furnishing and
equipping of the Mill Valley Military Brass Band
with some nineteen (19) selected musical instru-
menfs. The committee and board reserve the
right to reject any all bids
Dated Mill Valley CAL, October % 1900
:. H ROBERTS
Clerk Board Of Trustees. Town Of Mill Valley, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
CLAIRvoYANTs


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sees what sickness you have and who can cure
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cures all diseases, lost vitality: tells you
OF good investments. helps you in all your wishes
and desires. Call today 1902 Fillmore ST., cor
ner Of Eddy; readings by mail 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued

OF INVESTMENT. RESIDENCE and UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTIES
GoMERY ST. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER
80 at 70 O'CLOCK NOON.
CHARLES KJRRE ESTATE
EXECUTORS SALE
CORNER OF BEACH and FREDERICK STS.,
LOT S2.6 S2.6,
VIII be offered 10 close the above estate.
sIcALLISTER ST. FLATS.
1243 and 1245 McAnister st. bet Fillmore
and Steiner sts.-2 bay window hats Of and
6 rooms bath each. with basement which
which can be used for store purposes. until
very recently entire building has been under
rental for r; sI2s ;,I;s .I, per month r. -
ELLIS ST., south line. bet LARkIN and
POLK STS.-This choice lot. with = frontages.
suitable rcr apartment or boarding mouse;
LOT "a :6xl2U. A loan of 30 per cent can be
CHOICE RESIDENCE.
rooms and baths: lot 27:6xI27 :sla. A loaa
PINE ST RESIDENCE
2o03 PINE ST. bet. DAGUNA and BU.
CHANAN sts.-Choice modern residence Of 8
rooms and bath; key lot. 25x100. A loan of 80
per cent can be arranged.
NOE ST. FLATS.
1I5 and Ii NOE st near 18th st.-3 modern
fats Of ;. rooms and bath each; rent $50
per month; lot 2Jx1o5. A loan Of 80 per cent
BUCHANAN ST. FLATS.
301S and 1920 BUCHANAN St. east line
bet. UNION and FILBERT sts-2 modern.
sunny fats Of 90 rooms and bath each; rent
$50 per month; lot 25xI17.6. a loan of 80
per cent can be arranged
MISSION INVESTMENT.
3355-59 26tli ST. and q SERPENT1NE av..
MISSION st.-Improvements consist of 3
cottages of 1 rooms each; rent $50 per month;
lot s3xlso. irregular: frontages. loan of
so per cent be arranged.
MISSION COTTAGE
116 CLIPPER st, north line. near CHURCH
st.-Choiee modern cottage ef 6 rooms and
bath. with S foot basement which can readily
be converted into a fat; lot 25x114. \ loan
of 30 per cent be arranged
SANCHEZ ST BUILDING LOT
SANCHEZ ST, east line. near 18th St
Building lot, suitable for fats or dwelling
lot 25x100.
Ann LLEWELLYN ESTATE.
19 JAVA ST. near MASONIC ay.-2 story
dwelling of rooms and bath; lot 25x100.
For Catalogue and further particulars apply to
G. II. UMBSEN x CO,
20 Montgomery Street