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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
WARRANTS ARE FINED
IN POLICE COURT

Walter Nelson. F.Lockhart and H n.
Darling, arrested last night when the
opening gun I'm the municipal cleanup
campaign was fred by Detective Pen
der and staff. were in police court this
morning to prove. II they could. why
they were not yagrants.
Nelson pleaded guilty and was given
$40 or 10 days Lockhart and Darling
pleaded not guilty. Lockhart didn't
make a very favorable impression on
the court, evidently and, after being
heard, he was sentenced to pay fine
or be put at hard labor Darling was
allowed 10 go on the promise that he
would hurry back TO his home In Salt
Lake.
From what Lockhart told Darling
as the two men left the court room. it
would appear that there is a gang of
loafers around town, a sort of We
won't-work-will-we organization AS
they stepped from the hall OF justice,
Lockhart turned to Darling and said
See the gang and get me $40" Darl-
ing hurried away.
Thomas Dillon was In court this
morning on charge OF disturbing the
peace. He said he was guilty, and
was fined SIS.
Rob Lee entered a plea of not guilty
in his case, He is accused Of steal
ing suit case containing personal
goods and chattels belonging TO Jul
ius Futer. The suit case and con
tents are valued at $40.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
CHAUFFEUR SLEEPS AND
AUTO is WRECKED

Bakersfield, Cal, July 3O-Because
tho chauffeur. j, f. Welch. dozed at
the wheel. the car of Il. NJ Benson
of Los Angeles, plunged over a forty
foot embankment today. Both occu.
pants escaped With q few bruises.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
OSAKA IS
BURNING
Big Fire in Japanese
City Is Beyond All
Control.

Osaka, Japan. July 31.-A fre. which
threatens 10 destroy this city. started
al o'clock this morning. and. in
spite of the most energetic efforts to
check H. Is still burning. The firemen,
who have been fighting all day. are
completely exhausted. and troops have
been called out TO assist in the fire
fighting and TO preserve order in the
city. Everything is dry on account of
the drought that has been prevailing
for the last two weeks. and the water
supply is falling. The fire is being
famed By a strong breeze and thous-
ands of buildings. including The world
famous Buddhist temples. have already
been destroyed by the oonflaGration.
The exact amount Of damage done
by the flames cannot be estimated at
the present time. but the total loss will
be large A number have been killed
and seriously injured by the fire.
Osaka is one of the three Imperial
cities" of Japan and as one of the
most important manufacturing and
shelters almost three-quarterS OF a
million people,
The largest Of the Buddhist tenn
pies. for which the city IS famous
among travellers, covers an enormous
area. TIE chief public building of
Osaka is the palace built of stone in
1888.
Osaka Japan July 3t.-At $40 to-
night the fire. which has been raging
in this city since an early hour today.
had consumed one-fifth of the town.
The flames apparently are uncontrol-
liable in the bowling gale which pre-
walls,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
BOSTON GETS WARM.

Boston, July S0-Seven heat prosu
tions were reported here today up
. T.. M, when the temperature was
degrees.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31

The most complete expansion OF
balloons, flying machines and equip
ments in the history Of aeronautics
Is in progress at Frankfort, Germany.
u,,>-r ans pR1NC RTc RESULTS
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31

The largest irrigation project in the
world will be included in the govern
ments plan to reclaim 10000 acres
Of land in the Rio Grande valley.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31

WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-15
HE CANNOT REMEMBER
NUMBER OF HIS WIVES
Noted Bieamist Says He Deserted Trade Because He
Could Make Money Marrying Women.

SAN FRANCISCO, July II-Chris.
tlan {. Johnson. sentenced Monday az
San Jose to seven years In the peni.
tertiary for bigamy. Is reported 20
have confessed that he is the mystic
rious John Madison" wanted In
many parts OF the country for matri-
moni?! venture, IA syste attic
~ .ndling II a ~ ol wcmcl un-
Ger promise Of Marriage.
'oH"so - ai'",-3 confession. how.
ever. j. III iH-.U-!s' -c' ;. great.
~ at variance with statements he has
made since his arrest In this city last
week. He declared that he has been
married to so many women that h.
cannot count them off.hand.
In 1906" he says. Il quit my bust.
ness OF buying horses and from that
day to this time | have been making
nv living by marrying and making
.y'c - women. getting their money
- then de.Cr:!ng them"
one OF his most amazing feats, ac.
cording to his own confession, was
making love to ten women at one time
in Portland. Ore. While he admits
that his marriages were part OF a
"sct'rich-Quick system" Johnson de-
olares that in every instance he spent
the money he received upon the vic
tim herself
Johnson declares that he was born
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-15
nights Pythias Parade
the Streets OF ASheville

and additional trains are expected tC
reach here this morning In time for
the competitive drills to- be held on
Biltmore Green this afternoon.
At the business session yesterday
afternoon the rules were suspended
and William Beatty OF Toledo. Ohio.
was elected imperial prince of the
Dramatic Order, Knights of Khoras.
san. by reclamation. The other ma.
tional officers will be elected In regu.
lar order at this mornings session.
Toledo was chosen as the convention
city for 1911.
Today's program includes Cere-
monial session az the auditorium.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-15
CONDITION OF CHILD
BATTLES PHYSICIANS.

PENSACOLA, July li.-Physicians
are almost baffled over the condition
Of Little Marguerite Konetohy. who
was shot through and through with
a 3S-calibre revolver nearly week
ago. the bullet twice penetrating her
.ntestines, but yesterday morning she
appeared To be- rapidly recovering.
aud shows but little the effects OF the
wound, which nearly always proves
fatal. The girl could not be- operated
upon for over twelve hours after re-
,eiying the wound and in addition
had TO be- brought about thirty miles
Tor the operation. 4 portion Of the
rip had To be made in q wagon and
over half of i' over log road to reach
'he l. d y Still she has rallied r..
HarkabN from the operation and un.
less unforeseen complication, arise
will recover from The wound
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-15
'VELYN THAW WOULD
|. NOT TELL OF THREAT
title Woman Is as Pretty, Petulant, School, CrliSh
and Well-DreSSed as Ever.

! wife. and therefore rrivi!cg ! until
the State presented proof TO show
that Daniel O'Reilly. the New York
lawyer who was present AT the time
was then not acting a. counsel for
both Mr.. and Mrs. Thaw She was
excused after Identifying a number OF
papers in her husband handwriting
Aside from Evelyn Thaw's appear.
ance, which was the sensation OF the
day. the Testimony was much like that
Of Monday-accounts by witnesses
called by Thaw's counsel. all of whom
attested TO his apparent sOundncss OF
mind.
The eageTness to see Mrs. Thaw
was just as intense as when she ap
peared daily at the criminal court :
building. When she left the stand
ch a crowd followed her that she
u to take refuge in the district at.
W-acy cCIcc.
On the stand she was reluctant to
WI AaA NJ HuNSAipiAH anu
had TO be instructed to do so a num-
Der OF times by the court The tears
came to her eyes once when Justice
Mills ruled against her. and she turn.
I'd To him and said p,tLtaatly:
Il guess | will have to- obey, for |
cannot afford contempt proceedings.
or go to Jail. My husband is not pay.
ing me anything now. and haven't
enough money To hire counsel"
Perhaps the most favorable bit Of
testimony for Thaw yesterday was
that of Frank TOOmey. his body guard
for Ave or six months at Matteawan.
He said that Thaw had exhibited no
irrational tendencies during that time.
The States representatives an
nOunced yesterday that they had re-
tanned DIR. Austin Flint and DIR. Carl
F. Macdonald who. with DIR. Amos r.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-15

In Germany and coming to this couu.
try In the EOS secured a post with
the United States Government buyinx
horses for the army on commission.
This took him all over the country.
AT first. he says, he was a woman.
natter because he had been separated
from sweetheart In Germany who
died later. He married the first OF
his many wives in Springfield, Mass.
In 1905. She was Mrs. Mary Brown.
Il married only one woman under
the name OF John Madison" Johnson
declared. Her name was Jones--lf
! remember rightly-Ada Jones. got
sl.SO0 from her because she said she
loved me. could have got So. OOO."
From the most Of the women. John.
son says. he obtained money or jewel
~ or both. Johnson left yesterday In
custody OF a deputy sheriff. for SAN
quentin prison. where he Is TO serve
a seven-year sentence.
OF eighteen women whom Johnson
married. according TO the confession,
seven are from California. four from
Missouri, two from Oregon and one
each from Kansas. Arkansas, Tennes-
see. Illinois and Massachusetts,
The woman from Tennessee was
Mrs. Bertha King Of Memphis. and the
one from Arkansas. Mrs. Birdie King
OF Hot Springs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-15
]. u. SammiS Is Elected
Grand Exalted Ruler ElkS

Los ANGELES. July li.-DetroiI
was selected by reclamation for the
meeting place OF the Grand Lodge OF
Elks in 1910. st. Louis and Portland
Ore. practically withdrew.
J. U. Sammis of Lemars, Iowa. last
night was elected grand exalted ruler
OF Elks over Garry Hermann Of Gin.
Clnnai.
The vote for grand exalted ruler
vas extremely close. Sammis recelv.
ing 592 votes. and Hermann 529.
The main contest OF the session was
over this election.
In a statement regarding the publ
cation of letter he had written &c
Sammis, X. l. Holland. present grand
exalted ruler, complained that unfair
ness had been shown in giving out
only such portions OF IL as made It ap-
pear he had Endorsed the candidacy
Of Sammis.
The only other contest was over
the Office OF grand exalted lecturing
knight Harry Walter Of Philadelphia
lost to J. H. Jones, Of Scranton, Pa
Detroit was selected as the place
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-15

NHlTE PLAINS. y. Y. July IA
telyn Nesbit Thaw. as Pretty n,
Do. petulant and school.girlish and
fssed in the familiar blue which she
ected so much during thu u.ai o.
n husband, Harry X. tnaN. 70: III.
&rder OF Stanford Whitn. was on the
Ahc for more than IN hodr b'inIu
Wtice Mills in the suyrcmh Court
d yesterday. suDp0rnacd Nv the
&te n its fight to heep Thaw Ia the
|HlUm tor the criminal Insane Al
Ntteawan.
Nut for the absence of the dainty
ID collar. which Mrs. Thaw wore
u much during both OF the muIuer
Is. she appeared yesterday much
4 same as she did when Jerome
Nd trying to send Harry X. Thaw
the electric chair
&nd though called by the State in
n endeavor to prove Harry Thaw
Rtional. what Roger Clarke. the
Duty encouragement drew from
N lips yesterday created a rather
&brable impression for her husband
D was excused from the stand short.
after O'Clock, but was re-sub.
&naed by the State and will proba.
N appear again today.
Upon the ultimate outcome OF Eve.
N Thaw's testimony the States fight
|kely rests. MIR. Clarke tried hard
terday to get her to admit that
DIV had threatened her life when
n visited him on one occasion after
commitment TO Matteawan. Bu1
bling appealingly to the court. she
eatedly refused to answer his Ques.
rs. and after clash between counsel.
lice Mills ruled that he would hold
conversation in which the threat
to have been made a conf
Rtial one between husband and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-15

|SHEVILLE, y. c.. July l4.-With
prchlight parade which took forty.
minutes to pass a given point,
second days proceedings of the
" biennial convention OF the i'm.
hl palace. Dramatic Order OF the
shts of Khorassan, closed last
n In a spectacular manner. The
Sde was featured by the presence
Rany marching clubs and drum
n from distant States. After the
Fde a costume ball was given at
Battery Park Hotel. Belated spe.
arrived yesterday morning and
Frday afternoon To swell the u.
n. representation already here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-15
MISS GLEN HAMPTON
Was Reelected Director Of the NJ. &.
A. at Denver.

4 The Daily News OF Denver, Col. ha,
the following interesting notice OF
Miss Glenn Hampton. who is director
tor Florida of the ~ r. A.:
A Southerner to the core. and not
so much the educator that she does
take pride in the fair complexion and
light tluny hair not characteristic o!
the natives OF her State-that Is Miss
Glenn Hampton of Florida. the one wo
man on the board OF directors OF th,
National Educational Association and
of the department. OF education nj Tai
| lahassec.
III there is any phase OF the edu.
cational work. from the kindergarten
To the management OF the Nationa,
Educational Association. ..at Miss
Hampton does not know .er numerous
friends ~ the associate -, conventions
of which she has been al ing tor
fifteen years. are not cOgn,-aAt OF the
tact.
Being a SOutherner Miss Hamp.
ton does not have a decided leaning
toward woman in politics.
IL think all women should vote on
educational matters she said dccid.
cdly when asked her opinion on the
natter. After moment reflection
he added: But am not sure that
! would want them 10 vote on oduca
tional matters In Florida 80 long a.
the colored people have the right o!
franchise. IL would never do to al
low the oOlOred women who have no
education at all. and who understand
nothing about such matters. to vote.
From one end OF Florida to the
other Miss Hampton IL known by
white and Colored alike by reason OF
her position in the department OF edu-
cation. And she says that wherever
she travels. to foreign climes or to
some other States in the Union. she
Is always glad TO get back to the
sand. mosquitoes and flies of Florida
She is a niece Of Gen. Wade Hampton.
who fought in the Civil War with the
gray, and who was a grandson OF Gen.
Wade Hampton of the Revolutionary
war.
Gen. Hampton Of the Civil War waA
a South Carolinian who rose from
private to major-general. and com
manded all Lees cavalry and later
Johnston's. After the war he was
prominent In the politics OF his State.
serving first as Governor and later
as United States Senator, in which po-
sition he was succeeded by Senator
Ben Tillman."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-15
e9rO Killed His Wife,
Brother in-LaW and Self

LMINGTON, y G.. July ia
'l to The star from Burgaw. y.
fys that early yesterday Walter
Ams. co.ored, - years old. living
mat PLACE shot and instantly
Henry Hayes, his broth,r.in.
his wife, Mary Williams. and
|hims,ll
mans and his wife had not liy.
Pppily and three weeks ago agreed
Peaceful separation after diyid-
ne'f personal effects. the man
Tor Georgetown. : {.
returned Sunday. however. and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-15

for the holding OF the reunion I'm
1910.
Other officers elected: Leading
knight. Warren. @. Ssyres. Wabash.
Ind; secretary. Fred c. Robinson. Du-
buque. Ia; treasurer. Edwin n. Leach,
New York; trustee. Perry A. Clay.
Denver; tyler. charels L. Decker, 30.
midi. MINI; inner guard, A. NJ. Tay.
Tor. 81. Augustine. Fla.
The ballOting for grand exalted 10y.
al knight resulted In no election.
Another ballot viii be taken today.
In the annual report OF Grand En-.
allied Ruler Holland the establish
Ing Of an orphanage for children OF
deceased Elks is submitted to the
grand lodge without recommendation.
The situation Of the present Elks'
bone at Bedford. Va. was condemned
nv the grand exalted ruler. who sus.
sested that a new home be built In
some other city.
The report condemns the use OF
In the Elks' order for
pleasure. and urges the expulsion OF
any member so abusing his member.
shin
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-15
Mayors Court Wednesdax.

There We're tlrco cases before
Mayor Davis on Wednesday. a. fol
lows. Joe Robinson and Henry Civ.
"us were each fined 81 aud cost, for
riding a bicycle ou the Sidewalk. while
Ior Simon, was taxed SO and costs
lrr running a Grav without "a license.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-15

shark in It's attacks that the man
was almost disembOweled. when the
crew OF a fishing smack leapCd into
the water and with oars and spikes
fought on the hungry shark The
latter followed the men with the
wounded man clear 90 the waters
edge. and frequently made attacks
upon them. but was beaten on each
time. but for the quick arrival Of
the rrscving party Mr.. Munson would
have bee killed by the shark.
NJ a. ....-a "a. A. .-a---s- -.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-15

Read the want aes. in toaays Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

Utah Copper company member of
governors staff
George y. Wallace, chairman OF enc
executive committee Rocky Mouhl'i"
Bell Telephone company
D.. j.. Woodruff president Brown
Terry q Woodruff proprietQfs Troy
laundry.
James n. Brown. treasurer Brown,
Terry q woodruff company
Leon Sweet. secretary treasurer ana
manager Sweet Candy company.
The Judge company banking, rear
estate. loans, insurance and rentals.
j. Frank Judge. secretary OF the
Judge company
Frank Knox. president of the Ma
tl0ual Bank OF the Republic.
w. s. Mccormick, proprietor OF Nc
CumiCk g. cos bank. president titan
Savings a. Trust company president
Utah National bank. and member or
the board uf directors of several other
banking and industrial institutions.
John Deru, president Consolidated
Mercur Gold Mines company vice pres
ideut y. NJ. G.. A.
r. r. McGurrin president Salt Lake
Security g. Trust company president
Security g. Trust safe Deposit COM
pany. vice president Homer Abstract
company.
Rodney n. Badger cashier Utah Ma
tional bank. member governors STAFF.
NJ. II. Walker president Walker
Bros. bankers
John H. Walker. assistant cashier
Walker Bros, bankers
A. n. Kelly. vice president and man
ager Kelly q Co., printers and station
ers
@. Browne. Jr, bookkeeper Walker
Bros bankers
Z. o. Howard, assistant cashier
Walker Bros, bankers.
/. II. Farnsworth cashier Walker
Bros. bankers
r.. klettiug. architect
F. Auerbach & Bro, wholesale and
retail dry goods.
n. j. Wallace, general manager f.
Aucrbach & Bro.
y C.. Brooks Estate. investments.
Herbert S. Auerbach OF Auerbach
company.
siegol company, clothing and furnish
ings.
Junlus Young, agent Home Insurance
company Of New York.
George Rust, manager r. G.. Dun &
co.
g. S. Holmes. manager Hotel Knuts-
ford.
Arthur L. Thomas. former governor
and postmaster.
e.. f. Miller Brokerage company
grain and provisions.
O.. r.. Miller president G.. r. Miller
Brokerage company.
Benjamin f. kaffey mining.
Windsor " Rice. president Nevada
Hills Mining company, secretary Con
tnental Life Insurance & Investment
company president Y NJ. q. A
Edgar S. HIS. assistant cashier Des-
eret National bank.
Russell i. Tracy. president Tracy
Loan g. Trust company
George n. Odcl. general manager
Consolidated Wagon q Machinery COM
pany, vice president Utah-karns Tun-
neling Machine company
p. f. Bauer, president and manager
Salt Lake Hardware company.
Joy II. Johnson, president and man
ager r j. Hiu Drug company.
james M. Adams, proprietor of the
smith g. Adams company manutactur-
crs Of tents and canvas goods.
W. j. DOoley. real estate
n. ". Walker, vice president and
general manager kcith-O'Brien COM
pany
b. g. BaybouId. capitalist.
James * Shaw. proprietor James X.
Shaw g. CO.. real estate loans rentals
and Insurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05
NEW FIRE STATION IS
PLANNED BY COUNCIL
Southwestern Portion of the City 10 be
Given Needed Protection-rO
Recommend Ordinance.

A new fire station TO bc known as
No. and 10 be located in the south
western part of the city, will be recon-
nended 10 the city council by the fire
committee. The subject was thorough
ly discussed at "a meeting OF the COM
mittee last night and IL win boz recon-
lnendod that an appropriation OF $500
bc made az once to pay FOR plans and
Specifications. The need has long beea
felt for station in that portion OF
the city. and time and time again resi-
dents have potiuoned the council 20
establish one The city has no ground
down that way but IL is thought that
a site can be secured az a reasonable
price
A. c. Ellis and "a score Of other per-
sons have pctitioncd the council TO es-
tablish "a 50-foot roadway on Evelenth
avenue from b to NJ street. with "a six
foot sidewalk on either side The three
councimcn from that precinct arc IN
favor OF the project.
Food Inspector FIazer's new ordi-
nance regulating the manufacture and
sale of ice cream win be substituted
for the old ordinance, If the recon-
mendation OF the sanitary committee
be followed by the council
The city attorney win be instructed
20 draft "a new ordinance relating To-
the license OF vehicles 10 being claimed
that the present one is too high in its
rates and Is detrimental 10 transfer
men and other licensed haulers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

ION as 10 The constltutionallty Of the
bin
Charles A. Nelson, union labor asscm-
biyman from San Francisco. spoke
against reconsideration and delay
Richard Molroeo of Anahoim. favored
submitting the bin to the attorney gem
eral Ho said there was grave doubt
as 60 its cunatiutonalty and ho bee
llcvcd that iho point raised hy PROSE-
dent Roosevelt in hls telegram to Cow
Gillctt yesterday. should Doe thoroughly
discussed before the assembly finally
put its stamp of approval upon the
measure.
Mr.. Iecds thcu announced that hc
was WILLING Co have che lcgll questions
throehcd out before Che committee Mr.
johnson expressed tho belief that
movement was on foot to kill The bin
by motions for denly and hc asked
1oods and MOlr1so DO they would vote
for it if the Judiciary committee ape
proved &c. Neither would promise.
John W. Preston of Ukiah said the
governor had been placed iu "a serious
predlcamont by the action off tho ass
scmblv. DE believed the BIN would
be vetoed if passed aud so long ae thc
lower house already had committed &C.
self Doc was boz favor of letting DO go
az that"
on motion of Johnson. after an ape
peal from Speaker stanton for delay
the assembly unanimously voted at
12:15 90 postpone further action ou the
japanese school segregation bin until
next Wednesday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05
NIGHTLYHOLDUP OCCURS
yoscph Rcinshrcibcr h Held IN and
Robbed ln Front of His
Own Home.

As ne was about 20 enter his homs,
p Vernon avenue. ou Filth East be-
tween Third and Fourth South street.
at 1880 last evening. Joseph koinsnrei-
her, contractor. WAS held up by two
armed robbers and relieved OF $50 in
CA sh. gold watch and about $1,000
worth Of contracts. Tho latter are OF
no value except TO Mr. Bciushroibcr.
The victim was on his way home
from his place of business and was
about 10 enter the yard when two men,
srmed with rcyoIvcrs. stepped from be-
hind trees and. pointing the weapons
ct Reinshreiber ordered him 90 throw
Up his hands and be quiet. The com-
mand was obeyed and while one of the
robbers covered their victim with
gun, the other quickly searched his
pockets, securing the money and con-
tracts and then ierkcd the watch from
his pocket breaking the chain.
Roiushroiber notified the police short
ly after the two men ran down tho
avenue, and officers We're hurried 20
the scene, but they got no trace OF the
robbers Rcinshreibcr was greatly exc
cited and could not give an accurate
description OF the holdups.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

a. q. Evans. Florist. 80 s. Main 81
Floral designs % specially. Phone 00t.