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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
HOW TO BE SAVED.
Rev Benjamin Young Cites Paups An
swsr as Sufficient,

Rev, Benjamin Young preached last
evening, IN the series OF revival meet
iugs being held I'm the First Methodist
church, from the text what must do
TO be saVed2' In the course of his
sermon Mr., Young said;
History records some memorable
crossings OF the Hellespont The
invasion Of Thmco by Mardoni-
us was important, as was the
journey Of NerNcs 10 conquer
the Greeks Alexander crossed this
arm Of the classic sea ON his campaign
OF conquest. However there was never
a Journey across the Hellespout
frauRht with more consequences TO the
world than this Of the missionaries Paul
and Sias, The mission to philippi was
the beginning Of a new epoch for the
world. To the efforts of these two men
I'm that Roman colony can be traced
AN influence which transformed Euro
rean civilization
My purpose tonight ls TO call atteu-
ton 10 a suggestive incident In conuec-
ton with the work Of these two evan
gelists. For a trivial matter they had
been thrust into one Of the dungeons
Of the city, The authorities We're more
earnest TO protect prejudice than to
help a principle. They subjected these
men To indlgnltles, but unCOnsclOusly
they made a contribution to history,
Religion and dungeons have contrived
20 get some things into human thinking
Thus we get the epistle of the cap
tlvity I'm this way Bedford Jail and
Bunyon are immortallzed. In this Jail
the keeper cries out what must ! do
to be saVed2' Il was great question,
and the apostle gave a great answer
"Rplipvp on tho Lord Tpgua Christ "
Now this question comes 10 us often
with great Intensity, Business cannot
bury II. Worry and anxiety only give
II point The answer OF the apostle to
the inquiry Of the jailer was simple but
profoundly philosophical, Believe on
the Lord Jesus Christ"
Good Friday services viii be held to-
morrow, In the First Presbyterian sun
day school room, with prayer meet
ing at 10 a, M, and service az II a, M,
when Rev. Dr. Paden viii speak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20

and the Fosters, ,uc ulguucs and the
other traitors OF that awful time at
Nauvou say N they could, for one
hour visit the earth and see that Oh
seed OF the Prophet ia I'm the fruitaga
Of a new and a mightier power ami
that the Church, grown TO stupcndou.
proportions, has eucircled the worl6
with It's message of divine salvation
gathering up the best of AN the earth
I'M obedience To the call of righteous
ness? How little seem the deeds n
men compared with the events which
God ordains and which are strongly
cNemplihed In the life OF the Prophet.
Seer ana RcycatOr Joseph Fielding
smith, THIS appointed man was little
more than a babe I'm arms when hIs
noble father was slain at the side pI
the brother whom he loved and royor.d
as no other creature of earthly mould
and when the whole people, rcpresou-
tutiNe of the sacred cause, had been
dedicated 10 determination by natioua.
state ana mObOCratip authority MIC
the little band of the faithful as "a
child, he penetrated into the wilder,
ness which the world believed would he
but a sepulChro for the cXIled Saints
His PrOphct-uncle and his Prophet
father dead, his salnted ana widowed
mother cherished I'M him the splondor
OF his heritage, and he grew to man
hood destined To take up--by tho word
OF God--the mighty work which had
been established for the salvation OF
men. There Is nothing Ike this career
in all the history Of moro than l.Sl0
years. What a comfort 1t Ia 10 the
Saints and what a comfort 81 must be-
10 the Prophet and Patriarch beyond
the vnil 10 see I'm the calling of Joseph
Fielding Smith To the presidency of the
Church-a Church enlarged iu power
and IN numbers throughout uu the
world--a rebuke 10 every prosecutor OF
the work and TO every traitor who
sought by the slaughter OF men To dee
stroy the purposes of Almighty Godr"
a person who can attest TO Joseph T.
Smiths fine character as I'm the above.
and then In "A day reverse himself and
attempt TO show that Joseph T.. Smith.
during all his NE has been a debasAl
creature, is one IN whom not even
Thomas Kearns can repose much trust.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
WESTERN MARKET LETTER.
speciaI Corresnondence.

Special Correspondence
Kansas CITY, Mo, Monday April II,
1905 Last weeks cattle prices aver
aged higher than any other week since
the high prices In the fall Of 1902.
Wednesday was high day and the
week closed about steady with close
Of previous week, good to choice COWS
and heifers 10 cents higher, Stockers
and feeders fell off rapidly after the
decline I'm tat steers began, Wednes-
day and finally closed the week 10 to
20 cents lower than close Of previous
week The supply today Is moderate
here at 5000 head, and not excessive
anywhere market steady 10 10 cents
lower About everything sold before
noon, and $3.50 was top price for
heavy steers. same as top last week for
heavy steers, although prime Angus
yearlings sold at t6,75. Heavy brand
ed steers sold last week at &c. 40, and
Panhandle hoifers brought top price OF
the week for car loads, IS 65. Hay fed
Nevada cattle sold at S4.S5 to S5.25,
1000 to l135 ID, and Colorado year.
lIngs corn fed, sold at S6.15, Stock
ers and feeders ranged from $500 to
$4.90, but closed the week easier, es-
pecially heavy thin steers, Prospects
are good for steady market this week,
and opinion favors some advances in
the next few weeks.
Packers have bid up a little in the
last few days on sheep and lambs, and
seem 20 take more interest, IN place OF
their apparent Indifference for the last
two weeks, Market gained 10 or Is
cents last week, and lambs are 10 10 10
csnts higher today though nothing
good Is here today I'm any class The
full range Of prices last week on the
various kinds, outside Of culls, was,
lambs 5,75 to 81, 49, yearllngs 81. 36 to
SO 60, weathers $500 to $3.50. ewes
$3.50 TO $500, These prices repre-
sent sales Of both clipped stock and
that I'm fleece, but In no case was the
quality prime or fancy. The first
Texans are expected Wednesday, Of
this week. 4 few Texas spring lambs
sold today at $500, and natives sold
last week up to $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20

these forms Of dancing that are being
daily initiated by respectable people
originated I'm immoral and vile places.
We are blind 10 these facts, but there
Is no excuse. DO as you please about
these matters, but by following the bad
you mark yourselves,
Dancing should be polite and dlgni-
fed. for il is an art that requires per-
feet laXity Of the muscles. The music
for the dance should be light and joy
full To dance we'll one must get into
the mood and rhythm Of the music
Dancers frequently pay little attention
to the music ami go through dance after
dance without apparently hearing a
note with many dancing Is a sort
OF catch-as-CatCh-Can, There is too
much wrestling, baseball and football
in the dance, In the two3tep and waltz
the dancers make quick grab for one
another and jump about as best they
can. Such people assume all sorts OF
distorted shapes and their movements
are too often characterized by the de-
testable boWery swagger,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
WARD
ENTERT AILMENTS

Cannon Ward-The Pioneer Stake
sunday School Dramatic company last
night presented IN the Cannon ward
assembly han the intensely interesting
drama, "a Celebrated Case" DESPITE
the inclemcnt weather the house was
filled and the play went with vim
and spirit denotlng careful preparation
and no mean degree Of hstrionic abil-
ity. Supt James n, Lambert brought
the house down with his witty rcjoin-
ders and he and his colleagues are to
be sincerely congratulated on The sue
cess Of the enterprise, The play will
be given in the Fifth ward tomorrow
night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20

Nervousness is very common among
women, This condition is duo to
anemic nerve centers. The nerve
centers are the reservoirs Of nervous
vitality. These centors become blood
less for want Of proper nutrition.
This is especially true in the spring
season, Every spring host Of inyalids
are produced as the direct resultof weak
nerves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
Billiards. Horehound Syrup,

Immediately relieves hoarse. croupy
cough. oppressed, rafting, rasplng and
difficult breathing Henry c. Stearns
Druggist Shullsburg, WIS writes, May
20, l9Ol 81 have been selling Billiards.
Horehound Syrup for two years and have
never had a preparation that has given
better satisfaction I notice that when
sell bottle they come back for moro
can honestly recommend g." BE, SOC 81 10
Sold by u, c. NJ, l. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
THE ART OF DANCING.
subject Of an Address by L. P. Chris.
tenson at University.

b. p Christensen made an address
VI The Aart Of Dancing" at the state
university yesterday, and in the course
:" hI7 remarks said:
with many It Is only an excuse for
Gentleman TO put his arm around a
KY The remedy for this Is with the
Is'' Every gentleman would keep
mss pace If the lady Insisted on IL,
%ohclag should be dignlned. The pres
rs IMMORAL forms of dancing breed
'"''U'arIty and contempt. Many Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
Incredible Brutality

II would have been Incredible brutal
ity II Chas, f. Lemberger, OF Syracuse,
~ " had not done the best he could
for his suffering son, my boy" he
says, "cut a fearful cash over his eye,
SO | applied Bucklen's Arnica salve,
which quickly healed II and saved his
eye Good for burns and ulcers too.
Only 25c AT 4. c. NJ, l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
Completes the Attire.

A scarf I'm an exclusive pattern, it's
shape new, is a pleasing feature OF
Easter DRESSING we show special lines,
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
Tel, 1913, 1876 Main st,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
The Easter Hat.

To complete your attire the new
spring Hat, necessary for the occasion,
ours I'm s. and SO qualities
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
Tel 1873 1875 Main st.
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1T is GODS WORK"

I'VE are IN receipt OF letter from
friend in the Eastern states Of Ameri-
ca, which may be comforting and edl-
flying to the readers Of the star We
quote In part as follows
&C. II only the dead and gone perse'
cutors Of the Prophet Joseph and his
sainted brother Hyrum could be back
upon earth now for a little time, how
puny would seem all their purposes Of
hate and how utterly insufficient would
seem all the murder In which they i'm.
brued their hands or 10 which they gave
their assent, Joseph Fielding Smith,
nephew Of Joseph and son of Hyrum
Mack Smith, is an apostle Of the Lord,
And the Church over which the Prophet
Joseph Fielding Smith now presides is
established I'm such might Of numbers
wealth and power, as 10 be an infinite
mockery TO the deeds, the threats. the
hopes OF the assassins, who thouglf
that, IN the massacre Of Joseph and
Hyrum and the driving Of the Saints
across the frozen Mississippi. they had
destroyed the work and had annihlatod
the people, What would LUburn W.
Boggs, once governor Of Missouri, say II
he were back on earth In this hour
and could know that Joseph Fielding
Smith, son and nephew OF the murdered
Prophets, would preside over a people
so mighty as are the Latter-d day Salnts2
What would Thomas Ford, once COVER
nor or Illinois, say If he could be here
to witness the ordination Of son and
grandson OF the martyred Hyrum to
presidency and apostleship in the
Church, whose leaders Ford betrayed
TO cruel death? What would the Laws
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
SLOAN CONFIRMED.

The appointment by City Recorder
CrItchlow Of Walter J. Sloan as a dep.
uty to serve az clerk Of the juvenile
court, was confirmed by a unanimous
vote Of the council Mr.. Sloan has
been a clerk In the ciyil division Of
the city court and was made deputy
so that he could act as clerk of the
Juvenile court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
FRANCHIsE NOT READY.

Nothing was done on the franchise
last night, owing to the fact that tho
amendments agreed upon at the com,
mttee meetings have not yet been put
IN shape to be inserted I'm the fran.
chIse. It Is very probable that the mat
ter VIII be taken up at the regular
meeting Monday night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20


the difficulty by correcting the diges-
ton.
Digestion furnishes nutrition for the
nerve contcrs. Properly digested food
furnishes these reservoirs Of life with
vitality which leads to strong, steady
nerves and thus nourishes life.
Peruna Is in great favor among
women, especially those who have voca-
lions that are trying 10 tho nerves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20

onHnhe.ent wltchery was believed in by
MI! O few but the true merit of De-
o",,,ys witch Hazel Salye is known by
s,C'y one who has used It for bolls.
'0''S' ietieT eczema and piles,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20

Tam giadfo write my endorse
ment Of The great remedy, Peruna,
as a nerve tonic. / do so most
heartily. ".-.Juiia MarIoWe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
WORK ON STATE STREET.
Black and Davis Want Abutting
Owners to Pay for II.

There was quite little discussion at
The meeting of the streets committee
last night In regard to macadami2ing
state street from Fifth to Tenth South
streets Supervisor Seldom asked for
an appropriation Of $4,000 with which 10
commence the work Black and A. ].
Davis opposed the proposition unless
The cost Of the work is taxed against
lhc abutting property owners. 1t is the
Intention to macadamize the street for
d distance OF 90 feet ON each side of its
center as It is almost impossible dur
lhg the entire winter President Hew-
letl Tuddenham and other councimen
claim that 1t Is Il disgrace to the city
ana Is the worst road IN the entire
street. The matter was finally referred
TO the city engineer to furnish an estl-
mate OF the entire cost OF the inn
lllNmpnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
100 you REMEMBERO

The adopted
favor of the suspension o coinage
The United states supreme affirmed the decision
in the Of Rudger
Fred by supreme of United states
making trials In
TEN YEARS fGo TODAY
Harry Hayward guilty Minneapolis
denied G
At Portland
attempted her himself
dance
The Utah Constitutional Convention occupied
TIVE YEARS AGO TODAY
The noted outlaw
had been killed by Sheriff Freezes Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
nor METER INSPECTOR.

The ordinance drawn up by President
Hewlett creating the Office of meter IN,
spector defining the duties of the Of
flee and fixing the salary at $3.50 per am
mum, was read the first time and re.
ieTred to the municipal laws commit
zoe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
FENCE MUST BE MOVED.

, the fence on the west side Of the Salt
Palace grounds win have To be moven
PACK on the sidewalk onto the proper
y me. The committee on streets re-
gcled Frederick Heath's offer TO lease
from the city that part Of the public
street enclosed by the fence and In,
Mueled the street supervisor to see
mat The fence is moved at once.
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WILL ABATE The
SMOKE NUISANCE.
Council Adopts Resolution ReQuir-
loc Installation of Consumers
By Next Fall
DAVIS ANXIOUS ABOUT BONDS.
Meter Inspector Ordnance introduced
franchise Not Yet
Ready

Now that the cold weather is over
ns city council viii begin the smoke
conspmer agitation again and see that
oil the big furnaces IN the city are sup
,ltod with smoke consumers before next
au. HOLIDAY introduced a resolution
ar fine adjourned session of the council
sst night, lnstructing the chief of po-
ros 10 notify the owners OF big holdings
where furnaces are used to install
smoDl, consumers within 60 days or be
pros. cuted. The resolution was adoptel
nv unanimous vote,
ANXIOUS ABOUT BONDS,
A. j. Davis is anxious to know what
{. going on I'm regard TO the sale Of the
specIaI water and sewer bonds and to
hat end he introduced a resolution
reouesting the mayor ana city recorder
10 produce at the next meeting of the
council all Of the communications re-
reIyed by them from the purchaser of
me bonds since the sale was made
barnes and Tuddenham opposed the
resolution and said that II any Of the
counc.lmen wanted information on that
subject they could get It by calling
AZ the Office Of the mayor or recorder
They could not see any reason why the
letters should be brought before the
council.
A. j. Davis and Black stated that
they wanted to know just what condi-
ton things were I'm relative to the bonds
ana they did not think the councimen
should be compelled to run around TO
tba Hi0araut Offices ~ ppt Inflammation
which belonged to the council. The res.
olution was adopted by a vote Of to 8,
FnR METER INSpErTOR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
His Agility Shown IN Present
Attitude aud That Of Three
Years Ago.
HOW He DEFENDED THE FAITH.
Contribution to Nillennlal Star Goa
taiued Unstinted Praise Of Presl
dent Joseph T, Smith,

Under the heading, Frank Cannon
Exposed" a recent issue Of the Ogden
Standard contained the following
Some one has sala that Frank j.
Cannon is a hypocrite, ana worse, that
he would sell his soul in q pinch for
money. Since his star engagement
with the Kearns hlppodromo much OF
his real character has been exposed to
those who thereby have had an oppor-
tunity 10 500 two sides to his life,
the one D. IT'S to his utimates ana
the one N when posing for pub
lie admn.
For the 1t Of those who do not
know the tuDkery in his nature as well
as we do this paper will from time TO
time disclose the doublo-dealing and
unrelIabIlity of the man. as shown by
his past life.
Three years ago he was ambitious To
return 10 the United states senate and
IN his efforts to gain favor and win
preferment he fawnod at the feet OF
Joseph Il. Smith and bestowed on the
new President OF the Mormon" Church
all the fusome hattery Of his empty
soul. He was then In New York work
ing liquid air, over which a national
scandal arose, and also proclaimlng a
newly discovered light IN which a Salt
IAker was induced to put nearly all his
wealth, the loss Of which led to sui
cide's grave. The Millennlal Star ot
Jan. O. 1909, page %, contains cOrrespon-
dence, the author OF which was Frank
j. Cannon, Read 1t and, IN the light u
recent events, tell us what you think Of
this fellow who Is so free 10 call hose
who do not bow TO his purposes, liars.
The letter Is as follows:
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$500

To Eureka ana return, Sunday, April
23rd, via Salt Lake Route. Special train
leaves Salt Lake city $3.50 a, m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
CIRCUS LICENSE REDUCED.

Ihe license committee decided to re-
uue' me license for Banum & Bailey's
Suels To $500 for the first day and $500
.G, 'he second. The regular license ls
'i00 per day.
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Reorganization
Ser Yauanla : &analfommiiiiom bonn Yrdiioenten
DOl5ogeu.

Guoieuet ai Der 9eHe. - Gun Domingo iebt Die Soaperein6arung in &raf.
= ltuhiudung im Bofbienht StraBen6abn=l1ufaI 81 9ouisz
-biae, &p.-5ugsfulfion in yew=Nfeuep.
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cine grplofion BON @aien in ben Sob
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ben am SonntaS niat bearbeitet psrs
ben, battsn f9 tpabri9einIi9 grobe
@asmengen in ben uuteren Stolen an=
geiammelt.
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bic 8rube ein9efabren uaren, erfol9ts
cine grplofion. pslde bic groe um bic
S9adtmtinouna bod in bic 2nft mari.
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bonn 8oben bss 500 SUB tiefen S9a9.
tee an bic Oberfdde seidteubert. Ser
STOP Der grploion wuros bier. IL
Meilen bon 3ei9ler 9eipirt.
Sie &ettungsarbeiteu tpurbsn iofort
bon 2suten aufsenommen. bic sbsr
anlaneten. Sa Der 6auptida6t tbeil-
usiie peridiittet lit. muBten bic Ret
tunssmanniaa ftsn 3u9ang our9 ben
2uftidadt iu4en. Nls bic Ountelbeit
6sreinbrad. tuaren erft brei 2ei9en unb
Elm 8srlsbtsr ans Saassli9t gef6rbert
tporoen.
Gin @omite bon union-3 oblengrd.
bern bon Suquoin unb anberen Berg
uertsorten, elite balo nod 3ei9ler unb
bot Ollie an.
Die 2eiden finb 10 eef9mdrat, baB
Re ausenblidlid ni9t iosntifi3irt tusr-
ben tunnten. Der perlsbte 3oap CAMP.
bel tam feins Nuffldruns nber ben
unfaq 9shen. 6. g, @biloers, elmer
Der Strsitsr. bate idon Isbtsn 6erbf
In elmer 3eituns ertldrt, baB cine gr=
pIOfon uabrf&einli@ iei. neil bic
SGafte ni9t ri&tis bentilirt fsisn.
Benton, ST., 8. Npril. I'm 10
l1br Nbenbs maren aus Ten Setter.
@ruben 10 9si9sn berausgei1aHt. 9ie
&ettungsarbeiten ueroen burd bas
Geblen bon Observation-Disclosures
iebr eridwert. Nqe 2ei9sn Biz auf
3uei baben teine 8~erlebun9en, Elm 3si-
&en, baB bic 2eute erfidten. Die
2eute in Der @rube sinsen unter Num=
merr, ibre @amen tonnten nod nidt
in grfabruns eebradt uerbsn.
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3abl Der Sooten wiro auf 81 9ei9dbt;
8 2eute finb bsrlebt. GO erfOlsten 2
grploiionen oidt bintereinanosr. gs
itno bis iebt Is 2ei@en an bic Ober-
fiddle aebra6t. Inter benielben bsfn.
ben f8 Die BON Wai4inif Sas. Ra9.
burn, s. g. Gint unb Wilis Camp
beq. Die tbrigen fino @rie4sn uno
2itbauer.
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sSriicbte umb Gentle.
6ri@te.


glepfeI-@ute ao9apfeI $2.60-3.OO per
Sab.
Bananen 81. 25--1.75; fleine 75c-S1.00.
Granb:rries $7.OO-8.OO.
Trauben Malasa $3.50.
gitronen $2.75-e.2s per Rife.
Orangen $~a.10-2.50; California seeb'
Iinss 81. 7O-1.91 per Rifle.
@emife.
@otbe @iiben $1.50 per 6ab.
Rramt, Souane Seeb $25 per Sonne; Rotb'
traut 81 80 per Sat.
California GeIerp 85e-$1.c0 per gun9.
BIumenfobI $s.2b per @rate.
Opfter gIant 16c per OuSenb.
salat 12c per Bfunb.
SwiebeIn $s.21-2.50 per hunbert ptIno;
ST. per 8uibel; ipanii4e ST. .0) per @rate.
R~artoffsIn SOe-$l.O0 per Sad; S73e-Soe
auf ben @eIeiien.
SGinois Sib ; 8artofeIn $3.50 per Tab.
parinips $500 per SaB.
Stabilize 25e-30c per Ou$eno.
geterfiIie Soc per Dusenb gun4es.
Spinat 6Oc-7Oc per Outenb.
@eibe Riiben $500 per Sab.
@utabasas $l.10-$1.20 per Sab.