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New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

literature and large number who knew little
and made up their lack of knowledge with pre-
tence Several of the last described kind started
a useless discussion concerning spelling, pro
nunciation. SynOnymeS, anonymeS. etc, ana
.aprOpos of nothing at all that had been said,
one firing her remarks straight at Mr.. Kip
ling the lion of the occasion, declared:
Il find that sugar and 'sumac' are the only
words beginning with 'su that are pronounced
though beginning with sh.'
Are you sure?" said Mr.. kipling, leaning
forward with expression of intense interest.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
DiFFODILS.
BY RICHARD ASKHAM.

Comes April and brings in the cleaning hours
When happier than bee. dwell among
The daffods that tall and young
And take the day demurely with all its showers;
Forsooth these are my kin among the flowers,
Who tell me secretly with golden tongue
Forgotten tales lighter than music swung
BY airy bells peaing from elfin towers.
These are my kin; Narcissus long ago
In some wise Heliconian pool beheld
Gazing up into his a face divine
Formed like flower. and drank the pool and So
Grew to his vision; these also saw revealed
Ultimate things and drank immortal wine.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

your letter. 1 cannot manage to read any OF
Dickens's novels that have come in my way,
and as for their success. L can only regard 1t
with polite wonder" Mr. Anthony Hope is
more amiable. What / feel" he says, "and
what 1 think many writers would feel about
Dickens is that his greatness lies primarily. not
in his humor his pathOs (great as both are
in their kind, though neither is. perhaps.
impeccable). but in his enormous creative fac
ulty-the richness of his invention and the
breadth of his observation. Thus he seems to
me to have size beyond almost any English nov
eliSt.'
A fac -sme reproduction of William Blakes
illustrations of the Book of Job is coming from
Mr.. Dents press. Copies of the original edition
are now Not since 1920 has any reproduc-
tion appeared.
Dr. Garnett is one of the clever Englishmen
who believe that the literary outlook is hopeful.
He decline in the proportion of students
of the best literature the spread of culture
he believes, is preparing the taste of the peo-
pie for something better. and the demand for
higher quality will produce those capable of sat
isfying the demand. The writers of to-day, he is
assured. are paving the way for the approach
of grander and more brilliant literature than
has hitherto been known.
a serial publication of Zoa's novel will
begin in the early autumn. The scene is laid in
Jerusalem.
Mrs. Pearl Mary Teresa Craigie's work Is de-
scribed by Mr.. Max Beerbohm after a fashion
which she may not consider pleasing. Mrs.
Craigie's talent" he says lis essentially and
exquistely feminine. She has not the strength
and grip for doing good work a large scale.
But for work on small scale her neatness
and Iightness of hand quite invaluable.
When she handles high philosophy. she is apt
to be rather dull. When she goes for large pas
siOns. she L. apt to seem rather tame. But when
she is content with the artistic limitations of her
sex. when she confines herself to little light
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
RELICS OF THE DEFOES.
The London Globe.

From The London Globe.
In the same sale will be offered indenture
signed twice in full by Daniel Defoe and his
daughter Hannah. 1t is dated September ~.
1123, and is the assignment of a lease of De
foes small estate at Kingswood Heath. Defoe's
autograph is rare, and "A letter of his fetched
fG5 at Sotheby's in 1887. 1t is a coincidence
that the will has just been proved of Miss Mary
Ann Defoe, of Croydon, the great great grand
daughter of the author of Robinson Crusoe."
Miss Defoe died early in this month at the age
of SeVenty-SeVen years.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
TIE SAINTS.
-r . SIGNIFICANCE IN THE HISTORY
OF ART
OF ART

eFOsTLEs AND OTTER EARLY SAL SAINTS, rs
Niv. 2Si The Macmillan Company.
ne labors of Mrs Jameson are at once re-
ed 10y this book and is half inclined
urprise at what at first blush looks like an
-iipt TO slpersede them. But Mrs. Bell has
ily left the laurels of her predecessor un-
he'd. while producing book that Is en-
ically an honor to herself. She works IN
Jameson's field. but in new VEIN one
-.. cterized especially by perfect sympathy Tor
lat scientific research has achieved with
nee to her subject. She has made invesu-
... .p : for herself and she has paid due atten-
.-.r D. the work of the criticism" She
....s as a typical example of the results of that
i..sm the solution Of the mystery of the non
..-. -Yrntion of heaven in cases where a saint
.-.. .,r deTnned to be beheaded:
..s. after some steadfast believer had been
-...isd from fire and water. and preserved un-
... med through protracted tortures Of the most
....ff,.le description effort should have been
to arrest the sword when it was raised
l,siroy him. has long puzzled the student OF
..etlan legend The following is however.
.sy generally accepted the true explanation
E lie phenomenon: The sword was looked upon
ne amhle1n of the civil power to which Christ
-. self had hidden His followers submit rms
nom or an axe which had a similar mean
.- was carried before the Roman MAGISTRATE
nis official journeys, and ne had q rl6mt ie.
-iyed by pagans and Christians ailke 10
demn prisoner after due trial. to suffer
....s pitation but he was not authorized 10 IN
t torture or to put to death py any otn ..
ms The celestial emSSarieS whose uuty /.
believed to be to watch over the faithfui
,tvrs and sustain their courage to the end
. .. never allowed to interfere to prevent the
..I-yiDg out of a legal sentence, though tney
ne To the rescue readily enough in other
his massage illustrates the attitude mann
% led by Mrs Bell throughout her volume She
..- sought to explain the significance OF the
Is in Christian art in the light or the ihost
.aute historical research She does not ignore
. .ssious sentiment she is always revereht anu
,-1athetic but she leaves the impression Vi
ritter desiring. above all things TO state 'iie
* Thus her volume is an adInlraple WORN
70 reference presenting in compact ''rih ai' 'i''
. student might wish to know ABOUT 'he
...,.in, to he attached to the main elements
"a to the smallest details of symbolism III
.t,,ca na;ntings by the old masters in whlch the
io,s saipts are represented. She is instruct
. .nd che is interesting, for her solicituoe 1or
g., for, has not kept her from writing In
.,d,h,a manner The numerous half tone IL
lbs trations scattered through the oooh aou
..reatly to it's value. They reproduce "oihS W
ne earlier Italian masters. though one or two
.sudern pictures are also given "A secoho WI
.r,. is in preparation by Mrs. Bell. dealing with
he Fathers of the Church, the great herihils
.t other early saints. While the Two taken 10
ether will invaldate Mrs. Jameson they
Iii usefuy supplement her we'll known ana
ishly valued pages.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

English books much read in Italy, nearly
every educated Tuscan or Roman taking an IN
terest in English literature and having a Worh-
ing acquaintance with the language The char
acters of Dickens, it is said. are as we'll known
to the Roman to the Londoner. Thackeray S
books are also popular in I.aly as they are IN
France 1t is thought that the land of the ollve
and myrtle offers very profitable field for the
sale of small. cheap and we'll printed editions
of the books of English-and American-auth-
orS.
Italian admiration for Dickens is not shared
by all Englshmen- Mr. Cutclife Hyne. a nov
elist of striking ability. says in the dickens
number Of Household Words: In answer to
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
MR.. KIPLING AND "SH.'

From The London Outlook.
When MIR Kipling last in the United
States he dined with party that Included sew
eraI other well known writers, a fair proportion
OF men and women who knew something about
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
LITERARY NOTES.

Or. W. A. P Martin, author of two interesting
books, 1.-The Cycle of Cathay' and "The Lore Oh
Cathay,' is his way to China, where ne Is
to preside over the new university at WI
Chang.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

WHERE SHE FOUND HER rsErDoNYNE-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

Mr. w l.. Courtney at the annual dlnLet dtn ~
the British Authors Society. quoted an @~iti-
legend in support of the proposltioh ssions: .lae
cism was one of the oldest OF an n -asl1rl-
s.Adam's first recorded remark tutteIeu, t i've
ably while naming his subjects) IS s'iid u -''
heep This is an ASS.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

a serial publication of Zola's novel will
begin in the early autumn. The scene is laid in
Jerusalem.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

fac-simile reproduction of William Blake's
illustrations of the Book of Job is coming from
Mr.. Dents press. Copies of the original edition
are now rare. Not since 1925 has any reproduc-
ton appeared.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

A Denver man had wife who was
complaining Of dyspspsia. She heard
Of . certain remedy that was put up in
capsules. Her husband bought dozen
at drug store and brought them homs
in pill box. At the same time be
bought dozen collar buttons made Of
metallic composition that looked like
pearl and the druggist put them in q
pill box similar to that in which were
tho capsules. He took the boxes home,
handed them to his wife and the same
day she began to take the medicine,
After she had taken twelve doses she
was entirely cured and advertised the
wonderful remedy all over the nsiehbor-
hood. About this time her husband
lost his COLLAR button and opening his
pill box found IL empty. A brief invas-
tigatlon showed that the capsules in the
other pill box were still there aud that
his wife had swallowed twelve compost
tion collar buttons, two . day for six
days and had been entirely cured Of
dyspspsia.-Ex.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

NORTH PLATTE ABANDONED.
A division point North Platte hss
been abandoned by the Union Psoiao
railroad company. The shops and ma
chinery will be moved from that point
TO Grand Island aud Sidney. This
move upon the companys part has bssn
in contemplation ever since the present
strike Of the machinists began. About
two hundred men and their families are
effected By the change. many OF whom
own homes In north Platte
Grand Islsad aud Sidnsy VIII b bone
fitted greatly BY the change. Julesburg
10 again left out Of the oompany's con-
MISUNDERSTANDING Grit.
The state herald., 1902-10-17
Just received another new lot Of dry
goods and notions at O'Connor's. II
HAxTUN,

. aAxTUN-n MdHLs
Il. Sutherland came up issa nu'yoks
one day last week to spend . day sr I've
With his managar J. B. Elohslbsrgsr. :
I'd Matthews John Decker and Jim
Baldwin Left last week for Bertrand,
Nsb, whore they expect TO have employ.
nsnt on the section.
Emil Larson drove to Holyoke Sun
day.
Dr.. Oaraius, Presiding Elder,
preached at the church Saturday even.
ing and Sunday morning.
Rev. Oliver and Dr.. Carn,ns drove 70
Holyoks Sunday aitsrnoos.
"a. L. Bsvsn and W,fs steppvd OF here
awhile on their way to Sterling one day
this week.
Mr.. Hilton from near Alba Iowa ar.
rived here this week and went 10 Stsr-
ling,
Templeton, Mealxins and Powell are
drilling . we'll for their new ranch north
west from their present location.
C.J. johnson arrived from Bertrand
Tuesday to see his father Who 10 very
III and not expected to live, six miles
south from town.
Mrs. Allen arrived on the train Tues.
day from haywood for visit.
Steve Msakin and Dave zimmerman
arrived from their cattle shipping trip
Tuesday. +
J. q. Painter makes Hsxtun on the
first train gong west each week. Tho
trains run slow going west and 1t 10 said
Judge gets in hurry onto in awhile
when hs has car Of wheat to load and
only short time TO do IL In. The other
day be wss seen getting of the train
. long ways out Of tova ano walking
IN ahead Of the train.
A stands for Adam whs oncs took .
fall,
Twas the tongue Of woman was the
cause Of 1t all.
Yankee Bill.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Dr.. Carnine Of Denver Presiding
Elder Of the M. e. church for this dis.
trict preached at the n. E. church
Sunday aud Monday evenings and held
the 6rst quarterly conference for ths
year on Monday.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

The candidates Of the different politi-
cal parties have not been doing much
campaigning in Phillips county this cam
paign % far. They cannot do very
swift campaigning whom they are forced
to nds into and out Of the county on q
tri-vsskly train. They might charter =
hand car and show the dear people that
they are not ufraid to work for their
transportation.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

<Fhs msmtsrship Of the shurch sud
Ihs entire oossrssstisn are greatly de-
sired 70 b. present st the regular ssrv.
less Sunday. We want our invitatiops
Just ~ broad ~ the gospel. and 70 those
Who msss sith 10 yeu will hnd hearty
Welcome Help II 70 b truly said Of tss
people Of Holyoks ssd vicinity they
ns church going people.
y, Knupp.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

wANTED.-A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLE
MAN OR lady in each county to manage busi-
mess for an old established house Of selid 6nAn.
ciAl staining. A straight, bona tide weekly
salary Of $500 paid by check each "Wednesday
with all cxpcnses direct from headquarters.
Money sdvsnced for eIpenses. Manager, $40
Csxton Bldg. Chicago.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

WANTED YOUNG MEN from Phillips
Cosnty at once to prepare for Positions In
the Govsnmsnt scrvioc-Rsilvay Mail
Clcrks, Letter Carriers. Custom House and
Department Clerks. etc. Apply To
Interstate Cores. Inst. Cedar Rapids, In.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

The county commissioners Of Washing.
ton county have compromised the differ
saoe between the county and the B. &
M. r. r. o., BY accepting proposition
Of the B, & M. to pay the tax levy on .
valuation Of e1b, 800 per mile on the Co.'s
limo Of road.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

The vstsrs OF Ssdgwiok county will
vote st the coming election on the ques-
tioa Of county high school. With .
long list Of candidates, six constitutional
amendments and two county questions
on the ballot TO b. voted, the voters Of
thas county viii need 70 goto the polls
early,
The state herald., 1902-10-17
FALL OPENING!

The has close and return grateful thanks for
splendid and
OF goods
sorme ntand attractive S
show the beautiful
hse other home and foreign
which find and when the OF these
bought goods quoted below that cheap
before.
Dress Goods AhCaMdsn. and Boys too num"ous@ mention
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Good groceries are " necessary for .
good meal ~ is good cook. On our
shelves will Be found all Of the sstsblss
and slse The foods suitable to the sea-
son and ws will take pleasure In looking
up something good for you. We are
always glad to have your order no mat
tor how small.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Geo. washingtos ouos threw . silver
dollar scross Potomac river. You car
msks dollar e just - far these days
BY buying your Shoes d Leblanc 4
6chsussmann's they are easy on your
fsst y they are on your purss. u
The state herald., 1902-10-17
ClothinR:


We have added a large assortment of
Chldrens, Boys and Mems Clothing to our
stock. they don't only fit your body but they
also fit the pocket-book. 1t doesn't pay to
send off for your clothing. We can fit you
out cheaper. When you buy suit of us
you know what you are getting-we guar
antce the style and workmanship Of all our
clothing and warrant our garments to be
unexccllcd in perfect fit, Innings and stylish
appearance. We don't have all kinds Of
prices on our clothing when suit is marked
a certain price It is sold for that and no less.
We have only one price which is the lowest
Mems suits fancy mixtuse $500
Mems suits half wool 600
Mems suits all wool in different colors 7.5o
Mems suits fancy worsted $50
Mems suits all wool clay wosted 1000
Mems suits all wool serge 1000
Mems suits all wool fancy weave i2.oo
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Mr.. Leblanc from New Hampshire
arrived In Hsiyoks Thursday for visit
with he Unsls L. LsBlasc. He has
rsosstly completed Ave yssr term oi
sssvics In Usols Ssns army, served In
Cuba durisg the var With Spain, served
10 the Phillippiss var sad vss with The
army II Chiss.
The state herald., 1902-10-17
Lexington Flour is Cheaper.
High Patent sl.10 Second Patent o..
Leblanc q Sheunsmann.

Basket social at the Tom Lane school
house Friday Oct. II. Ladies' arc re-
qussted to bring lunch for two.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

II you want to vote be sure that YOU
are registered, The board Of rsgistra-
tioa will meet again on Tuesday Oct. 70
A copy Of the registration list oan be
seen At the oifics Of the clerk Of district
court.
The state herald., 1902-10-17
Fine .ho. repairing at Peter P.nn.r'.

Irwin Bros. are agents for Cholo- Nap.
tholsum dip, the best on the market
1t will be kept for sale at their Office in
the Thompson 4 King building. II.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

ONIONS tl.00 Per Bushel. +
The Michigan Prize Taker grown frsm
seed. Leave your orders with +. 81.
Whitman or call at my ranch.
Geo. Gilbert.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Trsds with LsBlanc 4 6ohsunsmnn
and have your picture sulargsd free. We
give you 90 OIL Portrait free for every
t25 worth Of goods you buy within ops
year. II
The state herald., 1902-10-17

have fos sale. cheap, some quarter
sections Of patented land In Weld.
Logan, Yuss, Washington and Ssds-
wick oouutiss A. 2. 0risr, 72S =. 4 @.
Bldg, Denver. 1910
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Usual services u the Baptist church
Sunday. J will not 90 70 Denver bsfors
Monday. Ysu are oil invited to come to
church.
~ Isuk,os
The state herald., 1902-10-17
Acts lnuedisteiy,

Colds arc sometimes more trouble
some in summer Than winter, its 90 hard
to keep from adding TO them while COOL
ing of sitter exercise. One Minute
Cough Cure curss at onos. Absolutely
ssfe. Acts Immediately. Sure cure for
coughs colds, Group, throat and lung
troubles. Drug Store,
The state herald., 1902-10-17

NJ. and Nrs. II. Il. Painter Who hsd
been visiting . couple Of weeks with the
family q their sen J. n. u Hslysks'
teok The train Thursdsy night for their
home In Tssrs Hsuts, III.
The state herald., 1902-10-17
APPl.Es

AfftsEWslf
A car Of fins Missouri H. Davis ap|
pies for ssls at el.o0 psr bshsl.
RG1br Pssner.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Rev. Oliver OF Haxtun attended the
preaching services q the Methodist
church In Holysks Sunday and Monday
evenings.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

The Julssbur9 Grit rspsrts . move
meat for . farmers institute ;" be held
at that place on the 9Th Of November.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

! Mrs. Liadvsll Of Holtrsgs, NSb., came
up to Holyoks the drst Of the week for .
visit With her daughter Mrs.. Fouts.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Gall On Miss Ora Hsrris for PLAIN and
artistic dressmaking. Brick house north
q school honss. Il
The state herald., 1902-10-17
Removal Sale.


On Nov. 1st l win box all
my goods and ship to Hast
ings, Neb.
Your opportunity u now--te get any
and Ill CRY Goods Tor iss. money than
you svss Asught then v aqlyoks. Csna
t3uvsf q $5an's saok. nsX and Osps,
Clothing, Undsrwsas, Gloves. and Rub
bsr Ovsrshoss at pnoss that will make
you buy you need them. 'Grecsr,ss-
can goods st lower prices than any
merchant can sell aud make any money,
lam under deep obligations to oil
those who gave me their trade and will
bs grateful to oil who may favor me
now. Yours Truly,
]. J. Buchanan.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

7 The new bell fse the Prssbytsrian
church vas placed In position on the
buiidiug the first sf the week.
The state herald., 1902-10-17
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Two we'll anger outfits. Ono With
240 feet Of shafting and three drills
Ono with 100 fest Of shsfting and one
drill. Inquire OF
Il E. @. BEvARD.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Dr.. MeCspss, state veterinary surgeon
was IN Holyoks the first q the week On
eficlal business.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

At the comisg election the votsrs Of
SsdGwiok oousty will vote % the prspo-
sitisn to boad tie county Ter sll,ooo 70
bsild . nsv court houss.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

For good shoes and harness at reason
able prices 70 to Peter Penner's.
The state herald., 1902-10-17
stops the Cough

ana works sn the Geld.
Laxative Bromo- -Qulnine Tablets cure
a cold In one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price 25 cents.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Judge AoConlsy Of Sterling wss il
Holyeks Wednesday on legal business.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

The Baptist psrsonsss property has
been receiving some material improve
nsnts this wssk. The dwelling house
hss bssn rspaintsd and new fence 10
bsing built around the property.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Shoes:
You save money by buying your shoes of
us as we sell you high grade shoes at low
prices All our shoes are new and right up
to-date and you will be pleased with the
wearing qualities.
Here are a few of our leaders;
Mems Plunger $3.50
Mems Stronghold a.35
Mems lone Kid 2.so
Ladies' True Blue I.5o
Ladies Rival r75
Ladies Red Letter 2.25
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Charley Mowry has had his dwelling
\ property In Holyoks reprinted.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Buy your Boots and Shoes at A. T.
O'Conner's. II
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Engininsse Bsylis sf AcCook Ia run
aiag % engine on tas high line while
engineer Houshin is laid up with bis
Injuries received In the Holdrege wreck.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Mrs.. @. q King and children returned
the first of the week from . visit with
relatives In the ease
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Father Robertson held services at the
Catholic church last Sunday.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Bargains in new clothing ct ]. ],
BuchaAan's.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

t Judge kelsey made . bua,nsss trip to
| Sterling this week.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

TONIGHT.
The ladies Of tho Bspt,st schurch will
serve tss st the Sears Hetsl tonight.
Everybody come. +,
The state herald., 1902-10-17

e6oo worth Of new mp to date and style
clothing just received ct J. Buchanan's.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Mss Edna Mason returned Tuesday
from visit at Lincoln, Nsb.
The state herald., 1902-10-17
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Go to AT. o'Connors to buy your
Hats. 4
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Street meeting Saturday afternoon at
2 O'Clock.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Msssrs Keith and Hsgsnbargse from
The man line are nsw eenduotos on the
high line.
The state herald., 1902-10-17
COLD WAVE COMING!

Be prepared In time.
Order Storm 6aash.
u Sutherland hes the bsst.
The state herald., 1902-10-17
GROCERIES,:


Notice reduced
the celebrated Lexington
following High Patent Second flour ST.
lbs ens lbs rain white fish gallon
everything accordingly
Chasc& ca best OF
produce and
LEBLANC g. SCHEUEMANN
The state herald., 1902-10-17
Gents furnishings:

Gents Furnishings:
II you want to be dressed up-to-date buy
your shirts, hats, caps and gloves Of us, we
always have the choicest patterns and latest
styles as we always try to be right up to the
times. Shirts soc to sI.ss Childrens and
Boys Caps 25c to 6oc Boys Hats asc to IS
Mems Hats soc to S. Gloves .a5c to $3.50.
You may be hard to suit in Neckties but
when you see our assortment you have no
trouble in finding just what you want from
roc to75c.
Our line Of Chdrsns Misses and Boys school Shoes has
no equal. Try them and you Will b. pleased
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Yankee Bill.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-12-04
Christmas Goodies.
GROCERY.

CRANBERRlES:-N sou nd cane
cod fruit, per quart, 1Oc.
MlNCE Naturalization, in bulk.
ready for use, prepared rom the
finest ingredients, per h., TIC.
cELERY'-Kslamszoo fancy, large,
well bleached, 2 punches for l5c.
NUTS'-New importations, strictly
new goods best quality, per ID. l5c
to zoe.
DATEs:-Fancy, new Halowi, per III.
l0c., 8 for Csc.
STUFFED DATES:-New dates
stuffed with nut meats, per Id. loc.
LAYER RAISINS:-Fsuc M.lspa
clusters, per ID. 25c.
SEEDED RAISINS:-Nsw 4 crown
seeded fruit l6 OF. package, per
pkg. 12!c.
CUkkANTS;-New English currants.
thoroughly cleaned, full III nko
10c ID.
citrOn, orange and
lemon peel, per ID. Csc.
ClDEk'-Genuine apple juice, per
gallon, 35c.