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The sun., 1900-12-05
UNCLE SAM NABS A BROKER
JOsSrH RaiH aRRssysB ron vfOiAr.
fNs wan TAX Law
Placed IN Css,edy On the Floor NJ the Cc"s"'''
dated Esthsnse vov,, Other nrohsrs q"
the HIsch1 tiU Rsveuss Inspector save
rhey Vailed "a Ans stamps Ia Memoranda.


The, ts'isd Ia Ans stamps To Memoranda
'os"ph haH' on. of the large" usa'r' ,o''
Exchange. was arrested on the floor ~ tho
Exchange YESTERDAY nf,.,noo, CHARGED with
yiol",,ns tho % ,n,.,no, I' r.ysnuo law. A. /
O'Clock. when the trading was AZ Its height.
two men APPROACHED the ss,.msn on tho
noot. but we're stopped when they attempted
10 enter They then nsk.d for Sir Halk
When N. brnk.r cam. ,o IN. s,,s h. va.
Informed by tho strangers that they were
Deputy United states Marshal McAvalnny
and Deputy Revenue Clerk Taylor and they
served warrant charging Halk With not
complying with that part Of tho War Tax law
o' wien e'e's po,son ren'ns 'ns' W
Ia Obliged TO afnI " worth OF revenue stamps
TO every memorandum of sale or agreement
-, " "
rnit'ed to finish up some trading, after which
% h. wa. taken ss, before United % states Com. IN.
missioner oh,e,us AZ .ne reouos' ., NV
lawyer. Charles r. Bauerdorp' the com
for hearing on Dec. "a.
,,, A. cu
HAIR went Directly oack to the Consoli-
deLinss When he had concluded he in
.or..s h =, 49, a.,s,. ~,
had taken place and they were much sur
nrised 40 ouistlv had Halk's srre,t bean
srectsd aithougb this was inst fhe rsv.rse
~ What the ofscer. had hoped for that only
those immediately concerned knew Of IL
When ths hearing ended Internal Revenue
Insnactnr Thomnson ssva out the followinR
statement In rsgard 20 The matter,
The arrest n but the beginning OF a war
we hays start.d assipst many brokers gainst
whom we have evidence Ualk was taken
frat Simply because OF the ylolators we are
about 10 move ssains, ha was the most flag
rant Mora srrests viii follow AT any time
now as we have evidence against almost
forty brokers
When Congress nrst passed the act many
boasts that they would not compiv With
IL, We heard OF this and wrote a long let
tar Of warning 10 the officers OF tha Console
dated Fxchanre vhich wss read to ali the
members on the floor / watched the mat
tar Closely and Somnd tha, this warning Rad
hut littie effect Cartain on the brokers went
on in the aam. manner they had followed
before the va ssase OF the act Others would
any s,amns in about ons in n DOZEN coses
Than 1 summoned seventy brokers whose
The sun., 1900-12-05
Kings COZ NTY DEMOCRATS.
Comfy Committee ReorS Sanires BY Re-electinl
All Its Ofhcers.

The Kings County Democratic General
COMMITTEES met in the Thomas Jefferson
Building in Brooklyn last evening and or
ganized for 1901 by re.ectng all the present
officers. who are Jam es Monatt, President
James n. Bell, First Nice-Presdept, James
Ionnon. Second Nica-President, Frank J
O'Reny. Secretary: Michael J Cummings
Corresponding Secretary; Arthur, c; Salmon.
Treasurer, and Frederick Ruminell. Sergeant
alarms The several Assembly district
associations were directed to meet on Mon
day evening next to elect members Of the
County Executive Committee.
Bridge Commissionar John l.. Shea said
that the Secretary had the letter Of OTTO
Kempner. in which he resigns as q member
~ the Democratic organization. and he moved
that the resignation he accepted The let
ter. which was printed in THR SrN on Sunday
last. was not read 20 the committee. but the
motion Of Commissioner Shea was adopted
without discussion.
With reference 20 a statement in the Eoole
Yesterday afternoon that Comptroller Coler
would not be reappointed chairman Of the
Finance Committee Of the Democratic or
ganlzation. Commissioner Shea said. after
the meeting, and in reply 20 question, that
MIR Coler would undoubtedly be reappointed
The sun., 1900-12-05
Tiffany & Co.
Diamond and Precious
Stone Jeweky
Grand Prix, Paris Exposition. 1900

Grand Prix, Paris Exposition. 1900
Tiffany & Co. have been foo
many years the largest dealers
in diamonds and precious stones
in the United States, and their
trade now exceeds that Of any
similar house In the world.
Their connections in many dif-
ferent countries and their facili-
ties for securing the choicest
gems from first hands enable
them to maintain the most CONF
prehensive stock, and to offer
patrons many other advantages
not obtainable elsewhere. Their
workshops are under the inn
mediate management Of the firm,
and every piece Of jewelry, be-
fore leaving the shop, must pass
critical test and examination for
assurance that 1t is worthy to
bear the stamp Of the house.
The sun., 1900-12-05
ItN corr WANTS NEW C0rNT.
Asks Court to Order Inspection Of ballots Re
tnrped Old or Dcfectiye.

Richard Van tott who according to the
orc,al canvass was defeated for Congress
In the Eighth district Oh the Republican
ticke, by III plurality by Thomas Creamer
moved before Justice levantritt of the SUI
preme Court Yesterday for an examination
of tho void and defective ballots, His coun-
sci, Alfred T. Conklng, said that thcss
ballots are kept under the present law in en-
velnpes bv tho County Clerk for siN months
after ELECTION fo- the purposes Of such in
sprCttor. tie said that IN one election dis
trcI eleven ballots should have been ac-
cepted which were rejected
ASSISTANT Corporation Counsel Alfred c.
Butts opposed the motion because the al
legations OF Mr.. Van Cott were on Informal
tion and belief and he did not show what
change would be made by the acceptance
OF ballots improperly rejected.
Justice Leventritt said that even II there
we're incidental defects in the motion papers
II was the policy Of the law to permit such
inspection. He reserved decision.
The sun., 1900-12-05
STEYy EyHORTS THE BOERS.
,s,JspBrw Hm osR ssrsfrs 10 "rT
am ~ ~ FOrS
sa,. ~. spd he vet win in'sde 'sps '"'""'
whr. Mso, ps,,h A.. Hssd, '"J"'r 'hsm
ri.n ~ Otss1i,s . toroe ~ s0"""
Armed ar,s,sh Residents ~ The "s""'
spssiai Cabis Ds,pai'h 10 1nE ;
Prom stan Correspondent


Special CsbD Ds'p'i'h 70 1hE sun
Prom stan correspondent
Jou,xsyssrpa Dso IA resident ~
rl.rb.do,r Who has been arrested lore"
.tsie. that tha, town IL nov strongly saffi'
.op.J zen De Wet and e'-pfssideht tteFn
y.ltsd the rIsoa 4 month ssO and ~" ln''"f
sJdr.sssd the inhabitants He told thom
tb,, ,b. number Of Boers Killed during ths
.at was only / no ~hil" 20, oo0 British had
perished N. asked tho bursh.rs To con.
,nue tho nsht. lie said that Mr.. ktnc'r
had zone to Europe b. address the nations
IN behalf ~ the repub bllcs and that ne hsd
~very hope Of success II was untrue that
Mr. Kruger had taken a large quantity OF
gold with him He was true patriot
Nr stsyn added that he was going With
Gen De Wet to the orange Free Stato 70
rsorsau,e tho commanders there. Thsy
would then go into the Cape Colony where
many Of the Dutch were ready N take up
arms against the British. and whore they
would obtain plenty Of supplies
Lisbenbers's commando Of 90 men 10 In
the hills north Of Klerksdorp. IL 10 expected
that Cen French will capture this commando
Tho Caledonia Society eavs banquet last
nisht in celebration OF St Andrews day.
There was large gathering. including repre-
ssntatvss OF the army and the adminisua-
ton
Gov MoK snzis made an important speech
He said that-he would follow the custom
observed by Ministers in many OF the colonies
Of making a forecast Of the Governments
policy at the bsnauets given on st Andrews
day. He declared that II had been decided
that all British subjects Of suitable az" should
in the future bear arms lie expected that
when the citizens Of Johannesburg returned
TO the distric. thsy would organize al armed
fsroe OF 3o.oOo men. which would be narned
the Rand Rine. This force would be able
to defend the district against any possible
hostile force In south Africa This was In
the interests Of the people. who would thus
bs enabled to resume industry without fear
Of interruption.
A probable result of the war would he that
the principle OF a nation In arms instead OF
n sraDd standing army would hs accepted
throughout the Empire He believed that
the beneficial training. physical develop
rnept and Independence Of the race would
not interfere with its commercial and In
dustrial progress Germany, with con-
scription. vas making a great industrial
sdvance The plan he mentioned was not
conscription, but voluntary training. Gov.
Mckenzie thanked the society for the ref
erences made 10 the administration, and
said he was doing his best to continue the
government until the Cvil authorities were
replaced
Meesrs Hoskin Dunn and others referred
70 the war a. inevitable. saying It resulted
from the rreconciliable conditions pre-
vaiine In South Africa. which were due 70
the Beers having diverged from their peace
full progress OF fifty years ago.
The sun., 1900-12-05
KRUGER WILL TRY THE CzAR.
Dr. Lsyas says He Has Not Given Up Rope of
European Aid.

SpsefdI Gable DSp1iche 10 THK Sun.
PARis. Dec. THE Echo prints an interview
with Or. leyds. the European agent OF the
Transvsal. in which he says that eI-President
Euser's courage will not fal,er because Of
bis rebuff BY Emperor William and the Cars
illness. and that he will still tr, TO secure Euro
pean Intervention He will remain in Europe.
for weeks II necessary. for the cars recovery
lie expects 10 meet the Car either al Mentone
or Nice. as 1t l. thought the Russian EmI crpr
will he ordered 10 one Of these places for the
restoration Of his health.
The Fcldir saws Kruger will 70 10 Iivad.a
before the Gar leaves there
VIENNA. Dec <-The ANcemeiro 2siiuro
@ys that Austria and Italy are In accord
with Germany in they attitude toward tho
mission Of Mr. Kruger, who. II adds, l. not
likely TO visit either Vienna or Rome
CoLooNR. Dec a gang Of rouehs, shout
Ing Down with England approached the
British consulate last night and attempted
80 tear down tho consular shield III"
mounted police interfered and prevented
This Some arrests were made
The sun., 1900-12-05
POLEY TO PTGHT DIVER
And Try and wrest the TAmmany Leadsrship
Away From Him.

Big Tom Foley as he Is known through
out the East Side. who. with Congressman
Daniel J. Riordsn. resigned from the p. Diver
Association OF the Second Assembly district
on Monday evening under pressure from
the Hon. =. Diver, announced Yesterday
that he was going 10 Gght Mr. Diver for the
Tammany leadership In the district from
now until the primaries next fall, and that
he expected that every young man In tho dis
trict would help him. Politicians around the
City Hall said that IL Mr.. Foley decided to
fight Mr.. Diver. the Hon. Timothy ID. Sui
livan. leader Of the sixth district. might help
him and that the eA-Police Justice would
have TO hustle Mr.. Foley has been regarde d
as an anti-Divver man ever since Mr. Diver
knocked out eI-Alderman Nicholas r. Brown
In 1891 and returned to power in the Second
appear to feel very badly YESTERDAY because
he had been forced out Of the Olivier asso-
csuon.
I resigned. he said. because the Diver
club doesn't represent true Democracy I
p pp the y 1Sd %iS s
ID poor people in the district Diver doesn I
give anything TO our poor people but blum.
what kind Of man he was in 1895, when a
lot Of his election officers were arrested and
sentenced and he went away, to California
Congressman down Riordan didn't know
anything about IL, I met the Congressman
on Thanksgiving Day. and he said Foley,
didn't care for it, but said Why not'' That's
all there I. To II. Asto disloyaltv. that charge
is a lie. | worked for Creamor all through
Che campaign. The Democrats wanted Rior-
dar. but Creamer lust pulled through
Congressman Riordan said Yesterday that
the Diver Association was fun OF talehear-
ers and petty factions. and that he, as Presi-
dent. had been subjected 70 backbiting until
he got tired and decided 70 get out, Riordan
worked for Creamer during the campaign.
the leadership because they expect Croker
to help him carry the district Mr. Croker
lnseriered GsGnag N ne b ann, OF the
OF Creainer for Congress
The sun., 1900-12-05
OFFICIAL CONT IN KINGS.
Board Of County Ssnvassers PILES Ns Report
Final Election FiGures.'

The Board ofCounty Canvassersin Brooklyn
yesterday finished its labors. and lis report.
which becomes the official election count was
filed in the County Clerks Office and a copy
sent TO the Secretary Of State The result
Of the count shows that President Mckinley
received ASS votes. and that William ].
lev ~ 3.7ei The vote Tor Governor was.
Stanchfeld, los. .577: Odel 100 220: Stanch-
fields plurality. 1855. Lieutenant-Go overnor;
Mackny. los. .3a7; Woodruff. iOe,s2S. Maokey's
rluralitV i-lS
The sun., 1900-12-05
WANTS HONORARY NOMINATION
A. Jersey senator. Say Friends Of eI-Ssuator
james smith Back In Politics?

II was reported In Jersey City yesterday v
that former United States Senator James
Smith Of Newark had made overtures to the
Hudson county legislators to secure the
complimentary nomination oi Senator TO
succeed william J Sevell. who will be re-
elected by the Republican majority In the
Legislature Mr. Smith said soms time ago
that he was out OF politics, but his friends
say he now wants to get back Robert Davis,
the Democratic leader in Hudson county,
aspires TO be state leader and 10 not disposed
to give Mr. Smith any aid In furtherlns his
poll, ical aspirations Consequently the eleven
arc opposed 10 giving Mr. Smith the com.
plimen'ary nomination. The Hudson men
compris.ti majority OF the Democratic minor
ity
The sun., 1900-12-05
PLANS FOR LONDON.
New York Company Planning to Build Electric
Surface Line to the suburbs.
.sc.eioi Cob, D.,paics to THE svS

SVrfoI tdbF Df'IuItH !" I'VE SVN'
LONDON. Dec. GA newspaper here as
crlbes to Mr. Frank W IIawlev, NioePresl-
dent OF the Erie Canal Electric Traction Com
pany, who is now in London. a statement
that syndicate OF capitalists has been formed
in New York to develop electric traction be-
tween London and places within radius
OF thirty miles by means Of surface lines
connecting with the existing and proposed
underground lines The syndicate Is pre-
pared to expend from 81 900. 900 to Ga 600 900,
The sun., 1900-12-05
Freight Train Crashes Into . work Train On
the Southern Pacific,

sAN Francisco. Dec 4--Durinz a heavy
fog th. morning a Westbound freight train
on The Souths-n Pacific crashed into a work
train OF five cars aud nm engine near Suisun,
Cal killing eight workmen and in'uring
twenty The disaster was due To the care.
lessness OF the conductor o' tho work train,
who knew the freight train was due. hut con-
tnued TO back his train upon the main track.
Pan.Ame rican Banners over Brosdway.
The Mayor has approved tho ordinance
permitting the Pan American Exposition tn
string banners across Broaivay.
The sun., 1900-12-05
NOT EDUCAIED As A KING.
senor Robledo says Alfonso IL Beins Trained
TO Obey, Not to Rule.
spsotal Ca,,s Dc,pd,es to The SUN

Sp.eta! Cd,,s Dppd,es 10 THE Sun
MADRID. Dec. l-During a debate In tho
Chamber Of Deputies to-day over the coming
marriage OF Princess Mercedes. OF the Aus
trias, TO Prince Charles of Bourbon. Senior Robe-
do. the former Minister OF Justice. referred TO
the education OF King Alfonso and attacked
the Ministers on the ground that the young
King was being educated TO obey and not 10
,In
The sun., 1900-12-05

sp,c,Jl cav. D.,r1.,t 10 TnE ST.

SpfrilI I'VE De'rl'fF n InE SrN
IIvApI, De-, 4-1he car passed the last
twenty-four hours very satisfactorily. Last
evening hts temperature vas 100 d and pulse
81 This muruing his temperature was ee .
and pulse co. HIS condition is very good and
heis able to ~ IN an iEvahG chair al Intervals
The sun., 1900-12-05
FRENCH SONS OF THE AMERICAN WAR
Committee Preparing Lists for Orsan'rsu
As Ally Of the =. A. u.
.Sp.-id cable Despatch 10 The Sc

PARIS. Dec the Figaro to-dly says;
"A committee is preparing lists OF all those who
took part in the expeditions OF hochamoean
and Lafayette When these are ready the de-
soendants OF the soldiers OF l7so will be sought
out and society similar To the Sons OF the
American Revolution Will be formed In France
with the object Of grouping the french ana
Americans at our university centres mus
these descendants will ming!e their Souls as
their ancestors mingled their blood
The sun., 1900-12-05
Stock Exchange Employees Must Oct Vac
Cinated.

The employees OF the Stock Exchange
and the employees OF various brokerage
concerns whose duty IL Is to take charge at
the Exchange Of their firms telephones wers
all notified hy SupL Dillon of the Exchange
yesterday that they must be vaccinated al
once by their own physician or submit TODAY
TO vaccination at the Exchange by PHYSICIANS
of the Board Of Health There are moro than
three hundred persons affected by the ordsr.
The sun., 1900-12-05
salute, in Honor Of the Empre" Dowager


SperiC. t6hf IfSia'cf 70 lHE SIS
SHANGHAI. Dec The foreign wgr YES
s-ls ~ the Nangtse- hiang ports dressed >h.r
and fred sautes IN ApnoF OF the Ewir--.
Iuvagef's birthday
The sun., 1900-12-05
tii-DD BaITIF WIN BOFRS.
"rn. kuo, Drives Them From BethulI- to the
Northeast.

SPECIAL cable Ds,rsich TO THE SUS.
LONDON. Dec i--Lord kitchener noill-s ;lr
War ofice that Gen. Knox was eng aged with the
boers all day on Sunday. near Bethulie Tho
boees retired to the northeast The British
are Keeping In touch with them
The sun., 1900-12-05

Dublin Paper Says He VIII Soon he Received
Into the Chur ch OF Rome

LONDON, Dec. &.-Niscount Halifax. Pros
ident OF the Er ylish Church Union and lay
leader OF the English rtualists, will shortly,
according to the Dubhn Heroid. he received
In the Church 81 Rome.
The sun., 1900-12-05

years there we're few cases but in 1893 there
were Sei. The only break of consequenc
In tho series was in 1894. when there wsrs
40 cas.A Counting from 1894 this is a sixth
year a. tN
The sun., 1900-12-05
France Pleased With the Message.

NiftiG' GFf 4''tSlf' ~ IRE SiN.
PtU.s. Dec i-Much satisfaction l. oArro, ed
In official circles over President Mci,ia 'oy's
message, especially IN regard 10 hls isic,div
references to France
The sun., 1900-12-05
JAPAN TO Build HER OWN WARsBIPs.
Has In vfted Bids for the Erection OF An Armor.
Plate Plant at Toxic.
Special Caa. Dnpafch to The Sun.

IoypoS. Dec. THE Central News saws
that Jap,n is inviting tenders In Great Britain
for IN. erection of an armor plate plant at
Toxic. This is construed as an intention
on the part Of Japan to build her own war
slips
The sun., 1900-12-05

hk' Laxative btomo CANINE Tabrts All drug
giNN fetbud The money if q 'ai!S 10 cure. l. N
Gfo'es signature IL on each boa 25e-Ads
The sun., 1900-12-05

J. Pierpont Morgan. Jr.. TO Sail To-day.
Pierpont Morgan. Jr. leaves for Europe
to-day on the Teutonic, accompanied by his
nephew, Junus Spencer Morgan
The sun., 1900-12-05
TO DEPORr BOER PIOTTERS.
Men who Planned to Assass.nate Roberts viii
Not Have a Trial.

Special CaAs D1paich to THE srS.
CAPE Town. Dec. Eleven persons who
were arrested at Johannesburg In connection
with the plot to asssssinate Lord Roberts while
he was at church. n couple Of weeks ago. will
be deported The evidence against them Is no,
sufficient TO Justify their trial.
The sun., 1900-12-05
Police watch for Di,ess. in Lodx,ns House.

general order was read In all the police
stations last night instructing policemen to
be on the watch for any cases OF disease In
the lodging houses
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-11-08

1t is all over but the Growing and
we are trying to do our share.
There will be regular preaching
services at the Baptist church next
Sunday by Rev. Robinson.
Alb Stewart is rapidly recovering
from his recent accident. He hopes
to be out and around in a short time.
A message to this paper last night
indicated the election of Mckinley.
We have received no news from this
state.
Rev. Robinson preached at the
Baptist church Sunday and left for
his home Monday that he might be
there in time to vote.
Mrs. Minnie Leach returned last
Saturday from Dodge, where she
had been for the past few weeks re-
ceiving medical treatment.
Hon. A. B. Reeves drove in last
Saturday from Minneola with DIR.
Fee. He went to Liberal Monday
evening where he spoke that night.
N. B. Peck has received a pair OF
registered Belgian Hares and will
engage in the raising of these ami
mails. Quite good deal of money
is made in this industry, and there
is no reason why Nate should not
succeed.
Last Wednesday night was Hal
loween, but the boys did not do
much mischief. Aside from. the
"police department" on the square,
and the dummy on the flag pole, not
much else was done. A couple OF
buggies were run off from Mr.. Cal
lendar's shop, but we suppose just
for some fun.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-11-08

All kinds of confectioneries at
Rosenberry's.
New Fall millinery at Webrle's.
Call and examine the new goods.
All kinds of canned goods for
lunches at Rosenberry's.
Ladies', misses and children's
hats in the latest styles at Wehrle's.
The 2oth of November has been
set apart by the President as day
for Thanksgiving.
We must again apologize for tax
ing up: so much space in Growing.
This, also, will be over next week.
Losr-Somewhere on the streets
of Meade gold watch charm with
a pearl set. Reward to finder.
w. c. OsGooD JR.
The Globe last week made an ur-
gent appeal for the election of E. D.
Smith for Justice. of the Peace.
The people voted last Tuesday and
the verdict was overwhelming that
we dispense with his services and re-
tire him to his farm.
We acknowledge pleasant call
last Thursday from ]. w. Bergman,
president of the bank in this city,
and C. Q. Chandler, vice-president.
These gentlemen had been looking
after business interests at the Liber-
al bank and stopped over here to
attend some business affairs. Our
people are well satisfied with the
Meade State Bank, as is evidenced
by their liberal patronage. They
have the utmost confidence in the
integrity and business ability OF
these gentlemen as the proprietors.
You should never mail a letter
without having your name and ad
dress printed on the upper left-hand
corner of the envelope. In case O.
its not being delivered it would ther
be returned to you. Cali at THI
News office where you can get the
best quality, xxx envelopes, with
your name and address printed upor
them for ONLY FORTY CENTS. PEI
HUNDRED. The envelopes alone o
this quality will cost you double this
price anywhere else. Call and have
some printed while you wait.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-11-08

]. c. Hodge, of Beaver, came ul
Sunday on business and returned
Monday.
Chas. Dunlap and wife, of Battle
Creek, Mich, are visiting B. F. Bis
bee and family at Plains.
Miss Eva Bonham went down to
Beaver county last Saturday where
she will teach a term of school.
Mrs. R. A. Harper returned Wed
nesday night from Argentine where
she had been visiting for several
weeks.
Mrs. Nettie Brown left Monday
for her home in Bowling Green, o.
She had spent the summer in this
city visiting her sisters.
A. Kessler is back from Indiana
after visit of nine weeks in that
state. This is the first time he has
been back there for IS years.
The good Republicans are entit-
led to much credit for our victory
in Meade county last Tuesday. We
believe in giving glory where glory
belongs.
We understand Frank Davis want
ed to present some of his friends CD
with false faces Wednesday. He no
doubt thinks as Solomon of old,
that all men are liars"
A letter from Roscoe Smith,
Chickasha, 1. T., encloses subscrip-
ton to The News. Says he is
manager of the Western Union office
at that place All his Meade friends
wish him success.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-11-08

Cultivate an agreeable disposition,
with pleasant greeting for those
with whom you come in contact.
Many successful men owe their ad-
vance in the world very largely to
the possession of this happy faculty.
On the other hand, a Grabbed dis
position, with its accompanying want
of civility, has kept many otherwise
good men from rising.-Ex.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-11-08
Potatoes and Cabbage.

E. w. Williams has received a
carload of Greeley potatoes and
cabbage. Now is the time to lay in
yovr winter supply.