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Julian Fisher on horseback in foreground. On left side of the street is Monrovia Shoe Co., then Black & Moore grocery 517 S Myrtle, Werden's Ice Cream Parlors 513 S Myrtle Brownfield Drugs/Paints/Kodaks/Glass - AOUW -- Ancient Order of United Workmen, behind the clock (D.L. Nielsen jewelry At 511 S. Myrtle, Dr. Adams 509 1/2 S Myrtle, McCraws Dry Goods & Clothing at 507-509 S Myrtle , Conway Shoe store 505 S Myrtle, Monrovia Messenger J.W. Harvey Editor 503 1/2 S Myrtle, A.B. Hacker Books & Stationary 503 S Myrtle, Frank Cornes Grocery at 501 S Myrtle, Meyers & Stark Bakery at 419 S Myrtle wth Wrigley Spearment Gum advertisement on side of the building. On the east side of the street is the Fashion Stables, Livery and Feed (NE corner of Lemon) at 420 S Myrtle, "Room" sign is on Wistaria Hotel (also known as the Monrovia Hotel and Mills Hotel) at 510-512 S Myrtle, W.M. Gwin Barber at 516 S Myrtle and the agent for the Steam Laundry, Mrs. V. Crouse milliner at 518 S Myrtle, then the W.H. Evans building (storefronts on the first floor -- possibly G.W. Black grocer -- and the Granite Club on the third floor), far right is the First National Bank.
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