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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-21
= Watch Worth -

Loses Watch Worth Sz5.
Last night about $50 O'Clock Mrs.
Hickman was beaten about the head
and robbed Of her handbag contain
ing watch worth S25 while stand
ing on the steps of the Ienox apart
ments. She was only half a block
from Policeman Sides, of the First
precinct, but that officer was unable
to capture the brute, who attacked
her unawares.
Mrs. Hickman was standing at the
head Of the steps Just about To de-
scend, when suddenly her assailant
leaped at her back, striking her viO-
lently on the back of the head and
knocking her headforemost down
the steps. She screamed for assist
ance, but the man was on her in an
instant and she had to struggle for
possession of the bag, and, after
brujsing her hand and wrist, sue
ceetled in Wrestling it away.
Drops S25 in Cash.
Policeman Sides heard her screams
ard ran Immediately toward the Le-
nox- The highWayman saw the police
man approaching and dashed wildly to-
ward a nearby alley. As he ran. a purse
Containing 50 IN money dropped from
tire handbag, but the S15 watch and
some papers remained in tie reucuie
and the thief made away with them.
Sides pursued Mrs. HtCkmanS s aSs3l-
anT up an alley west OF Lne LenON. but
there the thief jumped Over q fence
ind escaped Pedestrians assisted Mrs
Hickman TO an apartment ou the FIRST
floor of the LenOX and physician
attended her. alter her husband Rob-
eft Hickmon, who conducts a school for
acting, arrived He had been summon
Cd in the midst Of a rehearsal. Mrs.
Hickman was later taken ID her own
al artment, where she was found TO be
Suffering greatly from the blows on her
face and head, and nervous shock
Last spring. while Mrs. Hickman was
walking through Mcpherson square she
tackled and beaten, but succeeded IN
saving her Valuables from the clutches
O. the assailanL
Mrs. Hickman gave the police a
meager description OF her assailant. and
this has been sent TO every station and
SubstaIiOn in the city The DOl1Ce have
been ordered b. Major Sylvester TO
make every effort to apprehend the
highWayman.
The purse containing SIS, which drop
ped 70 the street after the handbag
was wrested from the defeEseless Wum-
an was found at the bottom Of ths
steps and returned TO the owner last
night
Police Of the Third precinct have
under arrest William AfahOney, who
was taken into custody as suspect in
the case. MahOney's relatives are said
to have informed the police that he
rushed BREATH essly into his home. near
the LenOX, a few moments after the
woman's cries were heard. MahOuCy
denies any connection with the rob
berry.
Major Sylvester in speaking Of the rob
berry said, "tiicre IS a standing reward
of $50 for the capture Of this class of
criminals, and it win be cheerfully paid
Extra men are working on the case.
and we hope to clear 1t up in a day
or two"
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William Jennings Bryan arrived in
Washington at o'clock this morning
He will remain until ueXt Wednesday
lie vas driven immediately 70 the resi-
dence Of his personal friend. Cotter T.
Bride. where he viii be during mis-
stay IN Washington.
Mr.. Bryan's arrival marks the begin
ming of one Of his most strenuous weeks,
and for the next six or seven days he
Will be busy attending weddings, deliv-
erIng addresses on politics, citizenship,
y n e. A. work. and viii attend g
great banquet nihis honor next Tues
dav evening
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

There will be rain tonight In the
middle Atlantic States, the upper Ohio
valley. and lower lake region, followed
by generally fair weather Friday, except
along the lower lakes and in interior
New York. In the South the weather
win be fair.
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Loses Handbag and
Watch Worth SIS.
Thief Escapes.
Second Attack Upon
Victim Within Six
Months.

For the second time within six
Mrs. Ada Hickman was last
night the victim of a brutal assault
and highway robbery. AS a result
Mrs. Hickman is today nervous and
and unable to leave her
-partrzentS.
This is the third OF fourth attack
aPon Washington women in the
streets Of the city within the last two
weeks, and in each case the mis-
cTeant has succeeded in escaying.
Major Sylvester says efforts to ap-
prehend the person or persons max
ing the attacks and Snatching the
handbags of women, VIII be Te-
doubled.
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Speak to Students.

tlcaI science OF George Washington Uni
v4rsity VIII hear Mr.. Bryan's address
on Good Citizenship" The address viii
be delivered in the main hall of the
institution.
Monday night Mr.. Bryan viii deliver
an address on a subject not yet chosen,
in the main hall of the Y. NJ c. A
building This address VIII begin short
ly after S o'clock.
Tuesday evening Mr.. Bryan viii be
the guest OF honor At one OF the largest
bdnQucts ever planned in Washington.
It wlll be given In the Raleigh Hotel.
District Commissioner Henry Idtchfield
" est will be the toastmdster of the OC-
casiOn. Mr.. Bryan Is to deliver the
address OF the evening
Among the other speakers viii be
Perry Belmont. Of New York; Ollie
James, OF Kentucky: SenatoC-e{ect John
Sharp Williams, OF Mississippi and 9TH
ers prominent IN the nauoaal political
arena. In addition to these Csmmis-
oner VI est viii call upon the promi-
ne1t Washington business and political
men TO make f1ve-minute addresses.
Large Attendance Expected.
Five hundred persons Will attend this
banquet Every seat was sold many
days ago. and those having the ar
rRngemCnts IN charge declare that
twice as many more could have been
disposed Of had there been seating
capacity. Hundreds Of requests for seats
have been received within the past ten
days. but none could be complied with
in order that none who care to hear
Mr.. Bryan speak may be disappointed
the committee has arranged for him to
return 10 " ashinstOn In January, and
deliver another address. This banquet
VIII probably be held Jackson Day, jan
uary g.
Wednesday Mr. Bryan VIII leave
Washington.
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Dictates Speeches.

Mr.. Bryan spent the entire morning
and part of Lne afternoon debating
speeches and letters.
Asked If he would formally announce
his candidacy for the Presidential nomi-
nation on the Democratic ticket, Mr..
Bryan said:
There viii be no further announce
ment than was made in the Commoner
a week ago. 1 stated then and re-
iterate now that IL it is the Wish of
the Democratic voters that l be the
candidate OF the party for the Eresi-
deucy, / VIII accept the nomination.
Mr. Bryan was questioned as 10 MS
opinion OF Mr.. Justice Brewers attack
or President Roosevelt, but he refrained
from comment on that part OF the ad-
dress charging despousm. he said:
i never comment on what one man
may have 10 say against another IN an
attack, but 1 agree with Justice Brew
er on one term FOR the President While
in Congress i sought 10 have an amend
ment made to the Constitution, prOVld-
ing that a President should serve but
one term. I announced at the cam
paigns OF 1906 and 1900, that. II elected.
would not be a candidate for re-
election. That is where l stand at
present
IF successful in the coming election
] shall serve one term and viii not seek
or accept more
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Attend wedding.

Mr.. Bryan came TO Washington prim-
ariIy 10 attend the wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brides daughter. at which Mrs.
Ruth Leavitt, Mr.. Bryans daughter,
viii be the mAtron Of honor.
Another wedding IN which Mr.. Bryan
IS greatly interested is that Of Philip
Troup to Miss Daisy Sherman, in
Buffalo next Monday Mr.. Troup is the
son OF Alexander Troup. for two terms
q member OF the national Democratic
committee, and now the editor and pub
Usher OF the New Haven, Conn, Union.
He is one Of Mr. Bryan's closest and
Warmest personal friends.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Bryan will de-
liver an address in Alexandria. Va. on
The Old World and It's Ways" This
address VIII be given IN me opera house
IN the interest of the George r. Hill
memorial The opera house has been
appropriately decorated for the occasion.
Saturday afternoon, at 4:30 o'clock, Mr.
Bryan win deliver an address, under
\. NJ. G. A. auspices. from the steps at
The south front of the Treasury building
Should the weather be too inclement for
an open-air meeting, the address will
be IN Convention Hall fifteen minutes
after the scheduled hour
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fee of self to the dictates of the creature
before whom she bowed as an unrea-
sOning fdOlater.
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TEMPERATURE.
SUN TABLE.

TIDE TABLE.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07
Surprise Bridal Couple

Al Brown and bride arrived bero
last week from Ohio where tbev were
married and Friday evening ,heir
ne,s'pofs ne 90 ana friends to the number
Vi % surprised them at their home
Oh ohe Henry ranch. The evening
"as Que OF pleasure and will long be
ioineihpered by those present. The
sna1, Su.1's s, u'a not forget to bring baskets
well hlled with good things to eat
Mr. and Mrs. Brown were mo-
and silver. o'''"'
10 CURE A COLD in ONE nav
,rat, lake LAXATIVE BROMO or;n;n.
Zap tablets Druggists refund monsy 'ne !, II
tnrs tn,is y; 10 cure. =. W. GROVES s;nna
'"fe Is on each box. 25c. y ''sn"
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07
All Over Weld.

his wife and daughter, Nellie, Of
Cheyenne.
Miss Ellen Witter and Miss Minor
OF Denver were the recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lemonds and
while here Miss Witter purchased a
seventeen acre tract south of town.
DR.. Chas. Heberton, who is think
ing of moving away from here, has
resigned his position on tue school
board and the other memt:erS of the
board wish County Superintendent
Harrison to appoint r. r. Clark to
fill the vacancy.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church have organized an aid society
with the following officers: Presi-
dent, Mrs. j. Mithirs: vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Guilford Hamilton: secre-
tary, Mrs. Jas. McClellen: treasurer,
Mrs Robert Moore.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07
AUL1

Born, Feb. 2s, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hembree, son.
Born, Sunday, March 3, to Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Tollefson, daugh-
ter.
The revival meetings at the Con-
gregational church will continue
through this week.
Mrs. Lutte Brown. who has been
confined to the house by sickness for
long time. is able to be out again.
Rev. z. Payne of Eaton exchanged
| pulpits with Rev. j. N. Studley of
the Baptist church last Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Erving Miller Is reported
quite low again. She is suffering
from Bright's disease but was better
for a while.
Mr.. and Mrs E. G. Huff have
moved on to one of the Southland
places west of town where Mr.. Huff
will farm the coming summer.
o. Fl. King, who has been sick
with rheumatism at St. Anthony s
hospital in Denver, has returned to
Ault and is able to be about again.
j. L. Mccain, the father of DIR.
Mccain, is building a five room
house in McGlenn's addition which
he hopes to have finished within the
month.
The report that Mrs Albert Kratz
was taken to Denver to be operated
on for appendicitis last week was a
mistake. Size was taken to the
Boulder sanitarium on Sunday after
noon of this week.
5 Word has been received that Miss
, Anna Jorgensen died at her home in
Minton, Neb. Miss Jorgensen was
a sister-in-law of J. NJ. Jacobsen and
she spent several months visiting
here last summer. She was afflicted
with heart trouble and consumption.
, A farewell reception was held at
the new Christian church Feb. II in
, honor Of Mrs. Mary Joll and Mrs. NJ.
W. Long bv the Christian Ladies
aid. Mrs. Joll is soon to 90 to
Wheatland, Wyo., to live with her
son, N. T. Joll, and Mrs. Long, with
her family, have moved to Platte
Vile where Mr.. Long is engaged in
e business.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07
FAIRPLAY

Miss Ruby Rowe of Greeley has
been visiting at her aunt's, Mrs. AL
bert Nichols.
Mrs. G. E. Taggert has returned
from visit with her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Adams, of Greeley.
The teachers, Misses Dean and
Hall, entertained some young people
Monday evening at the Dahlgren
home where they reside.
The basket social given at the
school house was we'll attended and
all there enjoyed themselves. The
proceeds, $3.50, will be applied tc
the library fund.
MIR. and Mrs. A. M. Bartholomew
we're in Greeley last Wednesday tt
attend the wedding of Mr.. Bartholo
news brother, Will, and Mis-!
Mintie McDermott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Riddle, form
erly of Pullman, w. Va, who have
been visiting at the Albert Nichols
home, have gone to the Scott's Bluff
country where Mr.. Riddle has pur
chased land.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07
DOVER

E. E. Merritt made recent bust
ness trip to Cheyenne.
Wesley Threewitt of Denver has
moved on his ranch east of here.
The farmers in this vicinity have
been very busy putting in spring
wheat.
T. c. HALEY has sold his large
sheep ranch of 320 acres to Joseph
Jartz of Denver.
MIS-. Ida Harris who has been
visiting relatives here, has returned
to her home at Rocky Ford.
The literary program given at the
school house by the Commercial club
was we'll attended and entertaining.
R. T. Copes some time ago ordered
a we'll digging machine with gaso-
line engine at cost of about 81 900
The machinery has arrived and is at
work on the homestead of c. McFet-
ridge. G. L. Weller has charge Of
the drilling.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07
ELWELL

John Borges bought the place sold
by Mr.. Getman.
j. B. SLOAN has rented his beef
ground tc the Peterson brothers.
Mrs. AL Swanson entertained Miss
Bernice Thornton a few DAYS last
week.
A Smith returned the last Of tbo
week from visit with Omabs
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lewis Eberhart drove IN
Loveland Saturday. and Mrs. ], p
Sloan made trip to Berthoud
Mr.. Durand has rented the beot
ground on the Eberhart farm and
moved up last week from HrIsbora
with his family.
]. w. Purvis has sold one.hoI,
acre on the north side of his orch,rd
to r. G. Scott. Mr.. Scott is nro
pairing to build Immediately.
Mrs. j. w. Purvis, who has 49,
unusually fine collection of honsa
plants, brought beautiful cyc,omon
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rented forty acres of pasture of N.
d. Bartholomew where he will feed
300 head OF beef cattle on beets. He
has also purchased so tons of bay to
be fed with the beets. The cost OF
feeding will be quite an item, but he
believes there is money to be made
at it.
BY the way-how many read the
Tribune's editorials? In spite of
the fact that people say there is
nothing new under the sun, there Is
something new and spicy about the
way the subjects of the day are
handled In those particular columns.
A word to the wise is sufficient
every one will read the editorials
first next week.
Miss Keith. the travelling cores
pondent for the Tribune, inter.
viewed our business men recently and
gave our little village an excellent
write up. Only one error crept in,
viz: W. J. Biggar represents Pat.
terson & Sons of Greeley instead of
the Potato Growers association,
which organization has for its man.
ager l. r. Williams.
And now comes knocker who
says Lucerne don't amount TO any,
thing and NEVER WILL. Never
theless, our blacksmith shop is being
improved at this moment by the ad.
d1t1on OF a gasoline engine of four
morse power, a trip hammer for heavy
work and band saw. When these
are Installed the owners will have a
well equipped shop in every parti.
cular.
Postoihce Inspector Frederick of
Denver went out on route I'm.
cerne) Wednesday to get correct
measurement of the route. He car.
fies with him an odometer which is
almost perfect in its computations
and is owned exclusively by the GOV
ernment. He found our route to ha
zlA miles in length, with a few
boxes that wouldn't stand ,nsnoo
tion.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07
SEVERANCE

NJ. Bartrop and family have moved
to Lagrange.
Mrs. E. J. Sickler has been visit
ing friends in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lavelle were
Fort Collins visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Nichols were
Fort Collins visitors last week.
Mrs. Thos. Farnsworth of Fort
Collins visited friends here last
week.
Theo. Latch has purchased farm
east Of Eaton and moved onto the
same.
G. Austin has returned from Hot
Springs, Ark, where he has beer
several weeks.
M. Ween is erecting neat cottage
in the east part of town which he in
tends to occupy.
Misses Georgia and Jean Clapp o
Denver visited their cousin, Mis-
Lincoln, last week.
j. K. Pressler is having hous
built on his ranch which John Snow
and family will occupy.
Violet Pfaff is suffering from
dislocated arm which she receive'
from falling from fence at school.
The members of the Ladies' All
society held very pleasant an
prontable meeting at the home Q
Mrs. P. G. Kildall Wednesday after
| uOOD,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07
LUcERNE

George Miller has moved onto a
ranch near Windsor.
Mr.. Gillette and family have
moved into Lucerne.
Mr.. Kelley'S sale was we'll at.
tended and prices scared.
A. W. Davis, who has been i'll SO
long, is not SO well at this writing.
Miss Alice Chestnut has returned
from Denver where she made a short
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Baker and
child spent Sunday in Ault where
they formerly resided.
Mr.. McDougal and Joe Stine have
completed Mr.. Cozzens' new house on
his ranch west of Greeley.
S. Bollinger and wife are the
proud possessors of new organ, and
that together with Sis violin makes
music in the air.
Mrs. Jane Barclay is in Denver
called there by the illness of her
laughter, Mrs. Fred Benton, who
suffered relapse.
E. F. Athey, jr., is visiting rela-
tives in Bridgeport and other Ne.
hraska points. He expects to return
the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W,::Nicoll and Cbas.
Nicoll Of Eaton and Mr.. Hill of
Denver called on the members of
the Hixon household Monday even.
ing.
The "Lucerne Hall Company, has
purchased the lots on Maple streat
from Mrs. Newton of Denver. This
is said to be the finest location in
town for the new hall which will he
built soon.
Frank McDougal of the blacksmith
iirm Will be busily engaged from
now until early fall in imnrovi,u
Herbert Bickling's ranches wifi
new buildings. Mr.. Bicklinp is ,
successful rancher and believes in
progress, hence this great OUTLAY n,
money.
A Mr.. Wilson of Longmont has
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07
LONE TREE

R. Flint had the telephone put in
his house Friday.
W. H. Palmer went east with
sheep last Wednesday.
Miss Alta Miller is at home this
week, there being no school at the
Normal.
Farming has begun in this vicinity
and Sam Killham is the first to get
his wheat in.
The Briggs brothers and Sam
Killham have sold some cattle to a
Sam Con of Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Tisdel moved
from this eighborhood last week to
ranch west of Greeley.
Will Miller sold his cattle to a
Mr.. Owen Of Fort Collins and took
them to Eaton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Dixon are the
happy parents Of twins, boy and
girl, born Friday, March /.
Mrs. Barnett and daughter, Mrs.
Ketchum, of Greeley spent one day
last week with Mrs. J. Christman.
Miss Leota Christman went to
Greeley Saturday and visited with
Miss Bessie Barnett and went to the
basket ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hilton gave
a Sunday dinner to A. j. Bradley
and family, who will leave for Ne
braska next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams celebrated
their twentieth wedding anniversary
Saturday, Feb. %. by inviting rela-
tives and few friends to dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Straight en-
tertained at family dinner Sunday
III honor of their seventh wedding
anniversary, it also being the thirty
second anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Straight, who were present
from Greeley.
Last Monday afternoon the ladies
of the Bethel Aid society invited
themselves to spend the afternoon
with Mrs. David Kelly, jr., before
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07
BEEBE DRAW

Miss Rose Dean of Greeley is visit
ing her parents for a. few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedlien attended the
wedding of Lily Todd and Sidney
Lane in Big Bend last week.
Rev. Van Miller of Denver has
been holding revival meetings in the
Baptist church for the past week.
The teachers are boarding at Chas.
Girvan's for the remainder of the
term as LeRoJ's expect to move to
Box Elder in a short time.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07

and gainese primrose to the chapel
Sunday that many might enjoy their
brightness.
Last week was a busy one socially
for our young people. Monday even
ing Miss Lillian Carlson very de-
lightfully entertained, Tuesday even
ing Miss Minnie Avery proved her
self charming hostess, Wednesday
evening was pleasantly spent at Mrs.
Goodwin's and tie climax was
reached by final party at Will
Clark's where Hugh was surprised,
the occasion being his seventeenth
birthday.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07
LA6ALLE
)r. Warren spent Friday in Den.

DR.. Warren spent Friday in Den.
,r.
Miss Edith Harrington is ENJOYING
week vacation.
The work on Mr.. Whitney's house
! progressing rapidly.
Mrs. Ferguson was visiting friends
] LaSalle this week.
Mrs. Grant of Evans was the guest
I Mrs. James Beattie Wednesday.
F. Rockwell of Greeley was the
.uest of his sister, Mrs. Harbottle,
saturday afternoon.
Misses Stewart and Maude Craig
we're visiting at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Mcmillan one day this week.
Miss Anna George, who has been
.he guest of Miss Jennie Ellis the
past two weeks. has returned to
Greeley,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07
Hlghlandlake

Mr.. and Mrs. Ritchey moved to
their home here Wednesday.
Mrs. Churchill of Greeley will
lecture in the church here March II.
We had some winter weather last
week which was keenly felt after so
long a time of springlike weather.
A newspaper man has bought lots
in Mead and will start newspaper
there in the near future. He has
rented rooms until he can build, also
housekeeping rooms in the Cameron
house.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07

her departure from the neighborhoed.
Each lady took something good to
eat and with social conversation
passed a very pleasant afternoon and
each expressed a regret at losing
Mrs. Kelly from the neighborhood.
Friday evening about 40 friends
and neighbors of J. d. Cornell IN
vIted themselves in to spend the
evening at his home. The early
part of the evening was devoted TO
games and social conversation after
which bounteous supper was served
by the ladies, Mr.. Cornell treating
his guests to nuts and apples, At a
late hour they departed for their
homes, unanimous in their declara-
tion Of having spent very pleasant
evening.
The Social club was very pleas
antly entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Roberts Saturday
evening, Feb. %. About 20 men,
bers were present. No program was
given on account Of it being the
night to elect officers. There were
number Of visitors present aud after
he meeting those who wished went
% the barn and enjoyed dancing in
he hay NOW for about two hours.
Refreshments were then served and
III went home thanking Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts for a very pleasant
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07
NUN N

The work On the Presbyterian
church is being rapidly pushed.
Miss Bessie Wagner has secured a
position In the telephone office at
this place.
Mrs. j. Kent, who has been visit.
ing friend in Loveland. has returned
to her home.
P. E. Clarke of Encampment,
Wyo., who has been visiting his
brother, r. R. Clark, has returned
home.
George Russell, the townsite presi.
dent, enjoyed visit recently from
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07

Well, here we are again; but the
house has been here for tWenty-eight
wears, handling the very same standard
lines of Higf=Grade Vehicles, John
Deere Farm Implements and Balm and
Mitchell Wagons, taking on each inn
provement until we are enjoying the
largest and most satisfactory trade of
any house carrying similar lines in
Northern Colorado.
Satisfied customers is our greatest
asset, and we have had the pleasure of
satisfying several hundred of our friends
| during the last few weeks and are
still satisfying them with the very best
| goods obtainable in this line.
Come in and Join the ranks-=be
one of our satisfied customers
Farmers Supply and Mch'y Co.