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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-12
NAVIGATION ANO PLOTAGt
important Meeting of Commits
Si0ners Held Wednesday
Port and HarbOr Regulations" Adj
opted i'm Full, but Two Rules Made
imperative Until Further Notice.
To Increase Effectiveness OF the
piio:age System.

An important meeting of the COM
missioners of navigation and pllotage
was held Wednesday, November 6, at
which all the members were present.
There were also present Major II. &.
Schumm, U. S.. A, commander OF For
Caswell, and Captain F. A. Mould, U.
S. A., who discussed with h BOARD
some matters of Importance, looking
to the cooperation of the commits
sioners with the military officials, In
reference to the coast defenses.
A printed pamphlet prepared by the
chairman of the board entitled Port
and Harbor Regulations Of Whining
ton, n. c." was adopted in full; but,
in view of the protest from Mr.. M. J.
Cerbett, representing steam tug inter-
ests. and from Mr.. Davis, attorney at
law, at Southport, representing pilots
who had not provided themselves with
the means required by the board OF
commissioners for boarding and Ieay-
ing vessels at sea it was agreed that
rules Nos. 16 and II, ~fOrbidding the
use of tug boats and fishing boats or
any other means of boarding vessels
at sea, by which the pilotage fees were
divided with any other interest, would
be imperative until further notice
from the board. An urgent plea was
made for six months suspension or
these rules, but the board refused TO
fix a specified time, and will probably
take further action on this matter at
its regular meeting in December
There seems to be a strong determ1-
nation. on the part of the commission
ers to separate the piIotage system
from any influence or connection with
the tug boat or fishing boat interests,
and to insist upon the pilots providing
for themselves and their service, sepa-
rately or collectively, proper facilities
free from the entanglements which
have hitherto interferred with the dis
charge OF their duties.
The board has also diseountenanced
and will eventually prohibit the prac-
tice Of pilots leaving their stations at
the bar to seek engagements at neigh
boring ports by vessels bound for the
Cape Fear, thereby weakening the eff
f~ectiveness of those who remain at
their stations and are ready to board
ships at the bar
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-12
y. c. WATERWAYS ASSOCIATION

Five Members Of Executive Commit
tee Nanled-TO Select Delegates Ga
National Rivers and Harbor~ Con-
.rC~-.
The constitution adopted by The
North Carolina Waterways Association
at it's meeting held in this city on
Tuesday provided for the appointment
by the president of five members. VINO
together with Il officers Of the asso-
citation shall compose the executive
committee.
The president and vice president,
one Of the latter being from each con-
g%ressional district in the state. were
elected by the association. these being
as follows:
President. II. Chadbourn, Wi
mington.
Vice Presidents-1st district, Geo. T.
Leach, Washington; End district, ). y
Bruton, Wilson; 3rd district, Geo
c. Royal. Goldsboro; 4th . district,
Chas. e. Johnson, Raleigh; 9Th dis
trict, Julian 8. Carr, Durham; 9th
district, G.. 3. Patterson. MaxtOn; 7th
district, Geo. A. G~ulledge, Wadesboro;
Sth district, w. d. Turner, S~tatsSyille;
9Th district, J. A. Fore, CharlAU 10th
district, clarence Sawyer. Asheville
President ChadbOurn yesterday an
nounced the five members OF the execu-
tive committee appointed by him as
follows:
Messrs J. Allen Taylor, w. E. Worth,
II. G. Smallbonss, II. w. MalIoy q
K. A Parsley.
The executive committee will meet
within a few days and select the ffty
delegates TO represent the state asso-
citation at the National Rivers and
HarbOrs Congress, which conyenes In
Washington in December.
The executive COMMITTEES will ALSO
elect a permanent secretary Of the 4
ISOLATION. ~
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-12
KILLED BY
Eight Ycar-Old Daughter Finds Dead
Body OF Her Mother.

houston, Texas, November S.-The
) year Ola daughter OF Matthew W.
Anderson, a railroad clerk, early today
found the dead body of her mother ii
the kitchen OF their home IN Houston
Heights, her head almost completely
severed from the body, the woman
having met death at the hands Of her
husband.
An unsigned note from the husband
declares that returning home at IN
earlier hour than usual today, he
found another man in his home and
this being the second such occurrence
Il felt obliged to wreak vengeance on
my only love" Anderson has dis
appeared
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-12
PRINT CLOTH MARKET
Tone Quiet and Little Interest Shown
by Buyers.

Fall River, Mass, November s.
Sales in the print cloth market for the
week are estimated at $4,000 to go
900 pieces. The ton of the market
is quiet for all classes of goods. Hard
ly any interest is being shown by buy
ers. The present dull spell is expect
ed to extend until the financial situa-
ton IS more fully settled. Prices for
wide goods during the past two or
three weeks have shown slight re-
cessions, but there is practically no
change in the prices of narrow styles.
The quotations are IS inch, Ga
squares. 81: IS inch "a by go 4 rs;
$50 inch "a; squares s13; SO inch, IS
:,y
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-12
"QUEEN OF THE SEAS
The LuSitania Lowers Her Previous
Record by Ono HON and Twelve
Minutes

ILeSOfu Dy OIc fiOHt anu lNcIV
Minutes.
New York, November S.-The mar
velous record established less than a
month ago by the giant turbine Gu
harder LuSitania, when she cut sew
eral hours passage time across the
Atlantic, has already been broken.
The Lusitania still retains the title
Queen of the Seas" as it was she
herself that established the new low
mark.
On her last voyage the Lusitania.
covered the distance in four Gays, 10
hours and 50 minutes. The voyage
ended today over the same course was
completed in four days, Is hours and
40 minutes, thus clipping one hour
and twelve minutes from the previous
low mark. And this was lone in the
face of conditions none too favorable,
In the Lusitania's big vaults was
stored nearly $4,000, 900 in gold, more
than a quarter of the immense total
which has been engaged abroad Nv
American bankers since the present
almost unprecedented movement be-
gan. This gold was transferred from
the steamer to the consignees and then
added to the country's available cir
culation of currency.
The 1874 cases which the Lusitania
brought contained gold coin and bar
gold amounting to e2,472.2?
lent to S12,361 $50. This mes the
total gold arrivals to date, 81, Ill $50.
The Lusitania bore several scars TO
show the severity Of the passage. One
heavy sea which broke against the
liners tall side sent enough water
flying against her wheel-house 20
break in several windows, of the
clutches holding a derrick fifteen feet
above the deck was twisted badly and
some of the bolts holding the shrouds
were pulled out. Her decks were re-
peatedly washed by the seas While
the gale was on the passengers were
kept in the cabins out of danger.
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To be Examined as to His Sanity

Mr.. E. H Scott, white, was taken
in custody at Castle Haynes on Thurs
day night by Deputy Sheriff Piver and
brought to the city, where he was
lodged in Jail. He will appear before
a commission de lunaticio inQuireudo
today 10 be examined as to his sanity.
Mr.. Scott appears to be mentally
deranged and the affidavit for his be-
ing taken in custody was sworn out
by Mr.. j. w. Holmes. He is harmless
and the officers had no trouble with
him.
Mr.. Scott has a wife and several
children, who live on the corner OF
Fifth and Brunswick streets.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-12
MRS. MARGARET MOORE DEAD.

End Came Yesterday at Her Home
On North Fourth Street.
After an illness OF several weeks
Mrs. Margaret Moore passed away at
her home, No. 1923 North Fourth
street, being in the 9th year of her
age.
The deceased is survived by her
husband and one son of her former
husband, this being Mr.. John A. Apple,
white of this city.
Funeral services owe the remains Of
the deceased will be conducted this af-
ternoon al 3 o'clock, and interment will
be made in Bellevue.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-12
Two Burned to Death.

Charlestown, w. ", November s.
A four story building occupied by the
wholesale grocery of Ruffner Brothers,
was destroyed by fire today. entailfng
a loss of $500 900, with insurance OF
$100, 600. Captain J ]. Foley, of the
fire department, and John Dewey, a
shipping clerk, were burned TO death,
and several firemen were injured
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-12
Negro Hanged for Assault.

Jacksonville. Fla. November S.
Dock Mack, a negro who criminally
assaulted a young white girl In the
outskirts of the city about a year,
was hanged III the county jail today.
Mack made a lengthy talk, declaring
his innocence and prayed for fifteen
minutes. He left q note to the press
declaring that he was innocent and
that some day the authorities would
learn their mistakes.
..YD- k.sa cmfwypshr duh rdluh
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-12
$4,000 ee DEAL
Lumber Company Lenses 49,
U Acres of Timber lands.

Norfolk, Va, November S.-Colo.
mel r. E. Johnson, of Washington. has
leased to the Dare Lumber Comnanv
a tract of $50. 900 acres OF timber land
In Dare county, North Carolina, for
nifty years. The consideration is three
Hlllilon dollars. The land is we'll
grown with short leaf yellow pine. cv-
press AMI juniper. The lumber COM
pany Is erecting mills in Elizabeth
at a cost of $500. 0C0, which will have
a capacity Of 100000 feet OF lur1ber
daily.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-12

MIR. Francis Marion. n member or
| the King Stock Company. which mas
been giving nightly performance a
! the Academy of Music during the pres
emit week. was accidentally hot ana
! seriously wounded yesterday morning
, At the boarding house OF Mr.. q ~
| Phares on Market street, by Mr.. David
Labov. OF Philadelphia. who arrived
! in Wilmington on Thursday night TO
| become a member OF the King Com
pany.
Shortly after the unfortunate acct
| dent the injured man was taken q
the James Walker Memorial hospltal
and an operation performed on him,
IL was found that the ball had entered
the back and had passed entirely
| through the stomach. perforating 10
intestines I'm several places. TheFD
let lodged just under the skin covering
the abdomen and IL was removed ny
the surgeons.
The condition OF Mr.. Marion is CON
sidered very serious and his chances
for ecovery are said to be slight
Mr.. Labov was placed under arrest
last night about s O'Clock on order Of
Mayor Springer and locked up IN he
city prison. His bond was tNel ~
$500 and failing TO give this he spent
the night in prison. The authorities
do not think there Is anv doubt o. To
the accidental nature OF the ~shoo'lug.
but under their Interpretation g.. q
| recent ruling in superior court In AIS
county they considered that no Other
course was open to them.
The d%eplorable accident Occur nl
Yesterday morning IN = Nc' ror- 49,
the phores porse which y.as rsa rs
s,rerinr quarters bv Niess~s. Marion
ana i.-,.y and &c o.G.r ..e-. II
H. Kline Al three G.. tie
-Car~ non got I'm ahor- tho ,a'io
tine. shorty after s o'clock. and BEGAN
IL dress. While Nr. Marion was
standing n he washsta.G. with his
.Nach turned partly toward Mr.. Y,
the latter picked up an old pistol
resting on the dresser and while
handling il the nistol fired the haII
striking Mi. Marion above the MP
toward the back on the right side.
The other two men i~mmediat~y
ruCbnd for aCcictanca and uitht,.vk
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-12
Jap Sent to- HOSPITAL.

New York, Nov. S.-A japanese and
an American negro had a fight at
Olangpo over the right OF the Jaran-
csc To place his flag higher than the
American ensign on the birthday Of
the Emperor of Japan. The negro was
arrested and the japanese sent 20 tho
hospital.
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Texas Bank Fails.

Houston, Texas, November S.-Vine-
yard, Walker & Co., private bankers,
doing business at Eagle Lake, closed
their doors this afternoon and fled a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy in
the federal court in Houston. There is
no estimate of the deposits or Iiabili-
ties, but a schedule is 10 De fled.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-12

Danville, Va, November S.-Sheriff
John H. Beard Of Amherst county,
Virginia. was run owe by a Southern
Railway train in front of the passen-
ger station here early tonight. sus-
tanning injuries from which he died
several hours later
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-12
NEW YORK BANKS

Every Practicable Measure Being
Taken to Ease the Situation in The
South and West-Grain Shipments
i'm Better Shape-Cotton Movement
Hanr,cr>H by Lack Of small BiiiS
and Siiver-GOld Shipments.
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SHOT BY ACCIDENT

Mr.. Francis Marion Accidentally and
ProbabI, Fatally " nnnded bS Mr.
David Laboy, Both Being McmacA
of the King Stock company 49,
Marion Lies at the Hospital I'm CrTy-
icoI Condition and Mr.. LalDoN l. IN
Custody, ihtICr Bond of ,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02
Charcoal Stops Gas
On Your Stomach
Wonderful Absorbing Power Of Char
coal When Taken In the Form OF
Siuart's Charcoal Lozcngcs

Charcoal. pure, simple charcoal. alb
serbs leo times It's own volume Of gas.
Where does tic gas go 10? III IS Just
absorbed by the charcOal-the gas dis
appears and there is left a pure fresh.
sweet atmOsphCre. free from an inn
puittias and pCrms
That's what happens in your stomach
when you take enc or two Of stuart's
charcoal Loztngcs. tho most powerful
purifiers science has yet discovered.
You belch gcs in company. some
times. Boy accident greatly 10 your own
humiliation. That Is because there rs
n great amount Of Gus being formed
in your stomach by fermenting food.
Your stomach a. not dlgesting your
food properly. Ges is Inevitable When
ever this hanpons just take one or two
q. Stunrts Charcoal Lozenges right
after eatinp. and you viii De surprised
now qui fly thoy win act. No morn
felchins no moro sour risincs. Eat am
yon want ana what you want. and then
- mere a. any gas going 10 be formed.
one oi these wonderful little absorhors.
care NJ all tho ras.
Anf % nill - more than that Every
,u,l, 90 impufity IN your stomach
ilH irtf aHae pr going 10 be- carried
lNlN n' tna charcoal No one seems
'o hlo" ny 10 docs this. but 70 does.
Anh Goes 10 wonderfully You notice
the IT. rc-ct hi YOUR appetite. general
20 f nn' in the purity of your
Norl h4ra no more bad taste In your
mouth OF HH1 breath either from
f-'1l 1875 ofne or smoking. Other
recnIo "ll notice your hod breath
Quicker ti7u y,u WIN yourself Make
No breath 1uro. fresh and sweet go
"Fr' ,ou talk t0 others YOU WON'T dia-
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RICHARD WARBURToN.

CAMPAIGNS against the Indians. for
which service Doe was awarded a pension
by tho government Tie was an educat-
ed man and served this county iu many
Official positions Was county clerk
and recorder for many years was also
tithlng clerk and secretary 81 the
board of water commissioners for many
wears. and De- had Few. m any equals
ln penmanfhir anywhere Tie went on
"a mission t1 England in 1873. during
most Of which dino he was employed
n the Liverpool oflce. His nrst wife
Emily Akin. died "a number 0f years
aro. leaving four SONS and i've dough-
ters TIls second wife. Martha stewart
survives him. together with one daugh-
trr ana three SONS tie has raised %
large and highly respected nmlly ana
u4s hrd boz the highest esteem by
loo who know him
Funcral services win be- hold sunday
Sow. O.
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LOGAN.
GOV CUTLER AT AG. COLLEGE.
Big Excursion 10 sail Lake ON Foot.
ball Day Nov. o.

@f"a Hh'hs IT,
Special Correspondence.
Logan, Nov Tho motion OF the de-
leuao boz tho case OF Hobbs Music come
lany and Jacob West against James
Hobbs, Jr, for tho appointment of IA
new receiver in the place OF Prank
harris was denied by the court
GOV CUTLER ADDRESSES A. C..
Tho Agricultural college received a
t'.it thia morning nom Gov John g.
uu.i aug congressman Joseph Howell.
At chflel exercises the governor gaVc m
lilH lo me students whian waH highly
appr, clhied. During tho course 0f hlg
inlN tht governor Paid lubul. 90 tho
Fi'Hil'nl nt me institution Iu whom he
Nia rfrl lttonhdener. IDOL aI.l outlined
.l. I'.lNnn Do reference fn .a. mtltI-
zoo Which showed that h. 20 fur mo
~ l'uilufHl college Tor ot.Iih.uf that
ihit name s'nnls ION Ius ranarks
wore heartily apnlaudcd
The college band ulayrI Ut.lv s,i.0-
'N iH TOY lhe benent uf th. visitors.
faiI,lL who hGa chang 0f mo
'.'olinr on tho arid farms of
lh l no. tnl James Jaraln.. FORMERLY
.liN'lHi in English. nut rDu boo fore
r''lI hp'l, visited tne college nrt
Ntr. haih mnn are on tfelI wa. 60
Mnsn lhfion. whore tnc. NIl leure scni
iilh in '1aif respective nrllr I'd work
John tt.frne. aTr0noulfl hla r1re
o. Iron county, Wharo hr Win sunefuas
OBJ. iaI SEEDING 600 tho college arid
arm.
Aap.aa nom o.hu states and
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Citizens and Railroad People Get
Together on Big Prop
oSition.
WALL AVENUE APPROACHES
Viii De Included in the Plan-Con-
s;ruciion Only Awaits Franchise
From City Council.

ogden, Nov. 2-The meeting Of the
business men OF ogden called for YES
toray afternoon at the Weber club
f the purpose OF going over the
plans and proposed ordinance pre-
pared by the Hartman railroad engi-
rccrs for the Twenty-fourth street
1ialuct, was wen attended and much
interest was manifest I'm the project.
Angus T. Wright presided at the
meeting, and George J. Kelley acted
gs secretary.
George McGonagle. one Of the Harri-
mun engineers, was present, and brief
ly explained that the oregon short
Line Union Pacific, Central Pacific
and Union depot companies are now
ready Go construct a viaduct over their
tracks on Twenty-fourth street, 2.21l
feet long by 80 feet wide. 90 cost
Sla0Q00 thar besides that much needed
Improvement the companies propose
expanding another $3.50 900 in Ogden IN
constructing freight depot storage
buildings, building for employees of1-
ces. new trackage, etc. and that they
are ready to commence the construc-
zion OF the viaduCt just as soon as the
city council grants the franchise TO-
occupy the street. lie further stated
that the railroad companies stand ready
90 pay an damages 10 property which
might be caused through the con-
Etruction OF the viaduct
After the reading Of the proposed
ordinance, Judge Rolapp suggested
that the ordinance does not provide
for the running OF any street car
tracks over the viaduct. and offered
an amendment, which was unanimously
adopted. providing that two tracks
might be- laid over the viaduct by any
street car or interurban railway COM
pany that might acquire a right Of
way.
Considerable discussion was INDUCED
in ms o. tho advlsability Of having APP
breaches on Wall avenue from tho
north and south onto the viaduct. ana
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M EN- A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR MEN

Drs. Shores maintains a Special ID.
aud cure % an diseases OF Men.
suit brs. Shores about the most
The assurance that you will bc xiv
mont. and everything win be s1
IlAla Men who are weak and O.
an others who need the counsel an
clans. are cordially invited 20
cousu this department and be- advi ed
FREE OF CHARGE. We cure mure
men than an the cake Medical In
sututcs' Ia the city combined.
So sure is the cure under Drs.
SHORES MODERN METHODS
IN an private diseases that you
NAV arrange 90 pay the fee for
Cure IN small weekly OF monthly
iustailments. as the cure pro-
crosses, OF you may PAY WHEN
CURED. No matter what your
trouble g. or who has failed 90
cure you, consult these Master
Specialists, free OF charge. and
learn how you can yet be cured
CALL OR WRITE
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OPERA HOUSE BOOKINGS.

The bookings Tor next week at the
Grand Opera house are for Tuesday
uiEt Ralph stewart ia THE strong
Heart and Wednesday night The
Lion and ;he Mouse"
A license 20 wed was granted by
The county clerk 10 Frank Thurston,
2l. and Miss May f. Anderson. 10,
both OF Huntsville. Weber county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02
TOOELE.
DEATH OF R. wARBURToN.
Honorcd Pioneer Answers sudden
Summons al IS.

Special Correspondence,
Tooele. Tooelc Co.. oct 3l.-Richard
Warburtou. age IS years. died at his
home iu this City az "a. 90. today Of
apopexy. He retired iu apparent good
health tho night before his death.
III. was born al Louth. Lincolnshire
England. October g. 1929 omigrated 10
Utah iu 1919. came 20 Tooele city the
same year and endured an tho priva-
tions and hardships incident 10 pioneer
ing tho wilderness. Was Lieutenant IN
the Nauvoo legion. and served IN many
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GUARD COMPANY ASSURED.
Political Rally--Firms Consolidate
Elder c. ". taylor Coming Home.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Utah Co. Nov. 1.-The forma-
ton Of a guard company for Provo IS
assured. The petition for signers 10
muster in o. the Utah National Guard
comp my Of this city has A. signers. The
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LEHL.
.IIorIoN JUDGES APPOINTED.

Chapicr OF Daughters Of the Reyolu-
uon Orranizcl--Ioothall Notes
Special correspondence
LcbL Unh Co.. oot 70 -Tho oreu-
.nF boom of the ponuoal season 5000
b, Monday cyenIng. when tho Young
Mems Republican club WIN give "a Grand
free BAN iu tho city pavilion 20 an
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AN ELECTION BET

Paid with "a McCarty $500 Hat makes
% easy. WILSON HOTEL BLDG.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

the News delivered
be mao TO
for
WORKS Residence, sH Fourth North 81 Phone
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NEWS BRlEFs

QAls
NEWS BRIEFS
Invitations are out announcing tho
wedding and reception of Miss Lille
Park ana Mr. Roy Wright of .Auu
creek.
ar r. }. Morby. an empIoye of the
emporium, was given pleasant sur
prise Tuesday evening.
special program has been arranged
Tor sunday afternoon meeting. In =
expected That tho new auditorium win
pc ready Tor use-hence the approprl-
ate program, which follows.
singing, by The congregation: anthem
When ] Survey the Wouderous Gross.
choir male quartet Song OF tho Re-
1cemcd," stevens. choir.
The NJ. l. associations have grranpa1
an excellent program FOR tomorrow
evening r.. =. Grant of Salt Lake
city win be the speaker.
Bishop W. g. Miller has returned
from California much improved I'M
health
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Aro You Going on a Nisslong

n so come 20 us FOR Photos a. We
VIII make YOU special discount.
Monroe studio. sc Vs. 2nd South. We
Will take rate tickets from any other
studio.