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New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
TO cuRTAlL SAMOAN LEASES.

'Tutuila, Samoa. Sept 25 via San Francisco. oct
Sl-The Governor OF American Samoa has stated
that he Will not consent TO any further leases Of
large blocks Of land in Tutuiia The land is to be
reserved for the growing population OF tho islands
Ine German government has arranged that all ex
listing leases in German Samoa may be converted
into freeholds. Further leaseholds will not be
granted by natives 10 whites. There is ample
freehold property however. to satisfy demands for
some time. There has been great loss among the
livestock on the islands owing to the continued dry
weather. which is unusually protracted this
N Samoa
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

referred 10 appear before tribunal. governed
by one set OF instructions. This retiring board
unlike the ordinary board, is not to inquire into
the physical fitness OF the officers who appear be-
FOR it for any and all kinds OF military duties II
will be instructed. however. 10 consider and re-
port on the ability OF the officer TO discharge the
duties on which no at present is engaged Thus
the continuance in active service of engineer
officer OF great ability IN the conduct OF river and
harbor work Is assured although he may be un-
able physically TO ride horse fifteen miles over q
battlefield.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
ECUADOR HAS a DESTROYER.

Guayaquil Ecuador. oct s1.--An immense crowd
gathered on the waterfront to-day at noon to wilt
ness the here of the torpedo boat destroyer
eimpson recently purchased by Ecuador from Chill.
The Simpson will be rechristened Lbertador Boil
var The schoolship Maranon. formerly belonging
~ Ecuador has been sold Chill from which
try she was originally purchased She will leave
here soon for Panama under the Chilian flag. and
will engage In the immigrant business between the
igthmus and Gillian ports
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
LIFE OF KARL HAU MAY BE SAVED.

karlsruhe, oct. s1.-The Minister OF Justice has
boen examining tho evidence OF Karl Hau. Of
washington, D. c.. who recently was sentenced TO
death IN this country for the murder OF his mother
in-law Frau Molitor. and II Is understood that ne
60 about 10 recommend TO tho Grand Duke Of
p,den that the death sentence be commuted to life
imprisonment In the mean while Hau's attorney
Go continuing his efforts to obtain new trial
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
NEW PHASE OF IRISH LAND WAR.

Dublin oct 31.-All the present occupants of
farms on the estates OF tho Marquis OF Canricarde
from which previous tenants had been evicted dur
ing the last twenty years have signed petition to
tho Estates Commissioners requesting TO be provid-
cd with farms elsewhere They declare also their
readiness to surrender their present holdings to the
old tenants This Is regarded rather startling
development in one OF the biterest struggles of the
irish land war but It promises to put n definite end
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
sUeoNIc PLAGUE Al TuNIs.

Tunis. oct A-It is believed that bubonic plague
has broken out at this port. Seven cases and three
deaths apparently from the plague. reported
t.-daT among the employed at a furniture fac
tory. The factory burned and the other en-
liloyes. sixty persons all told have been iso-
lated. The municipal authorities taking every
rIecaution to prevent the spread Of the disease.
Among other things, the rats in Tunis are being
sought out and killed
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
ORDERED BEFORE RETIRING BOARD.
But Officers Who Failed to Take Test RIDE
May Stay in Active Service.

Washington Oct Sl.-None of the army Officers
" no failed to take the test ride prescribed py u
President will be retired IL they are stun phSs
G. ;ly Mt to continue to discharge the military du
ties they at present perform. An order was ISSUE
by the War Department to-day requirihs A.I ao-.,
cf these officers appear before retirlhs uu@,
at Washington Barracks on November l.. o'o
will be ordered from time 10 time oefore se
board for Il Is the purpose of Acting Secretary
oliver to avoid any charge of discrimination y
tween different boards by requiring all tho o'''''
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
HAYWOOD TO START BOOM.

Denver, Oct. s.-William ID. Haywood who was
acquitted of completely Ia the murder OF ex-GOv-
ernor Frank Steunenberg OF Idaho and presi-
Sent of the Western Federation OF Miners. is ar
ranging to give lecturing tour covering practical
I the entire country. starting Presidential boom
for himself
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
MONUMENT GIVEN BY NEW YORKER.

WtIliamsport Penn. Oct. S1.-A monument to the
memory of Matthew Brown of Revolutionary fame
was unveiled to-day at White Deer Valley The
monument was given by Mrs. Susan Brown Alex
ander. OF New York. direct descendant OF the
Revolutionary hero The monument was unveiled
by Mrs. Allen Perley. OF the Pennsylvania Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolution Charles Alex
ander. OF New York. formally presented the monu-
ment
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
BOULEVARD AROUND LAKE MICHIGAN.
Chicago Has Project for Improvement Of
Interest to Four States
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Chicago. Oct. S1-A broad boulevard which VIII
completely encircIe Lake Michigan. traversing the
shores of the lake bordering on Michigan. Indiana
Illinois and Wisconsin. is ChicagO's ambitious
project The first sketches of the proposed bOule-
ward and parkway have been prepared BY D. II.
Hurnhan the landscape architect
The boulevard will keep close to the shore line
wherever possible. In places where railroads or
other corporations have occupied the lake front
The boulevard will be constructed on made ground
nnt in the lake.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
HONOLULU MUST WAIT FOR COIN

Honolulu, Oct 3-San Francisco banks have
cabed 10 Honolulu banks thar there will be no ship
mfnts Of coin 10 Honolulu until after the settlement
o. pending financial disturbances. Governor F'rear
las authorized the payment Of taxes with certi0-
cates o. deposit in the four Honolulu banls
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
TO DEVELOP SPANISH COMMERCE.

Madrid Oct 3l.-The Minister OF Public Works.
sc6or Besaba, announces that the government and
the Senate are drawing up elaborate scheme
for the development of Spanish commerce. which
includes important extensions 10 the harbors OF
f.adiz and MalIlla
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
BELGIAN DISCOUNT RATE RAISED.

Brussels. Oct. 31.-The National Bank of Bel
gium to-day raised its discount rate TO 80 pei
cent
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
paiNcE ARRESTED as RoeeER cHlEE

fsa-oum, Transcaueslsia, Russia. oct. 9l.-Topo-
fAdze, the "oted bandit, who vas leader of the
train robbery Of October o. has been captured and
o. tue strength Of his confession Prince Gregory
Aoash.dza arrested as the organizer Of the
r'pb@Ty. Several railroad employees have also been
SOFT to prison On suspicion Of having taken par, IN
t'e fair
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

RUSSIAN ROBBERS KILL SEVEN MEN.
Pskofs. Russia. oct 3l-Bank robbers to-day at
lacked seven Hct who were escorting cashier
who was carrying L3GO rubes murdered the whole
party and decamped with ths money
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
TIFFANY SIVDIO6
MADISON EVENVE6
FORTYFIFTH STREET

MR.. LOUIS c. TIFFANY'S AC
HIEVEMENTS IN STAINED
GLASS WINDOWS ARE WE
Ii KNOWN. NO LESS CA
RE IS BESTOWED UPON 7
HE LAMPS, CANDLESTICKS.
DESK SETS AND EVERY o
THEIR ARTICLE ON VIEW
AT THE STUDIOS. EACH A
ND ALL OF WHICH ARE S
TAMPED WITH THE NAM
E TIFFANY STUDIOS. "
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

The average man knows less of the
inside of his clothes than of a clock,
indeed he can't find out without TAX
ing them to pieces.
That's why in this day of hidden
economies of manufacture" the name
and the reputation back of the cloth
ing is most important.
Fall suits, SlS to $40.
Fall overcoats, $18 to $40.
Winter overcoats, $lS to $40.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
z58 842 1850
Warren 3. 18th st. Sind ST.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-29

a. w Carr, a well known Delta
lite is here today.
The picnic trip to Nothoroushfara
canon to have been made bv me mn
pils OF the Baptist Sunday school to-
DAY has been indefinitely postponed
on account Of the bad weather.
Straw Hats-Loeflers
Summer axle grease for buggies-
Fred Mantey
Fred Mantey sells Joe Moon bug
giles not at cost.
The store that leads in quality.
55S Main street.
Sore shouldered horse. YES we helm
them. Fred Mantey.
Phone your wants to the Colorado
Tea store. Junction 4O9.
\ fun line Of sideboards and book
cases at Cosgrove and Stough's.
Harness of all kinds at the Grand
Junction Feed and Implement com
pany.
Srecial sale on jardinieres next SAT
uFday June /. Call and see them and
get prices at the and 10 cent stire
Mr.. kenzie has some rare bargains
IN rubber garden hose, See him
before buying, 404 Colorado avenue
\ carload of the famous Henny
9uggies just received by the Grand
Junction Feed and Implement com
pany.
For the best bread optainable go tC
the Progress. It grows In popularity
al! the time. Fresh vegetables and
truit, staple and fancy groceries al
the Progress
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-29

Senator Horace T. DeLong and y.
b. Mcclure and several other per-
sons, went to Fruita today on No. 3
to attend the big Sunday school rail-
ly being held there. Senator DeLong
delivers an address this evening.
Umbrellas, yes, buggy and wagon
too-Fred Mantey.
John d. Secor, H G. Hotties and
E. E. Hampton, of Palisadc. spent
last evening In the city.
The best is the cheapest try the Col
orado Tea store, 55S Main
Or. j. ID. Covell and wife, Miss A.
J.. Blossom and Miss H. J. Blossom
of Binghampton, New York. are
spending a few days In the city while
en- route to the coast.
Hay, feed and grain at the Grand
Junction Feed and Implement COM
'H Ii. C. Mcmillan is down today
from Mesa
"Taint" good policy to take your
repairing any place but Primrose, the
! ieweler.
John N. Marlin, Of Stockport, Ia.
! is a new arrival in the city.
J. E. Mckenzie. the plumber, max
es a specially Of repairing defective
Tohn r. Gordon, Of Pueblo is here
today looking after business inter
A carload of hay tools and farm
| machinery Just received by the Grand
/ Junction Feed and Implement com
Ipany
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-29

The article is made the leading
feature of the edition and covers
/ several pages. 1t is entitled. THE
l Real Charles Warren Fairbanks. 70
and if ever a mask of deception and
/ deceit was torn from the face of n
public man ellison Gardner does il in
1 dealing with the vice president of
the United states. II the charges that
/ Gardner makes in this article are
true and he backs them mp with proof
/ there is not a bigger humbug in the
United States than the tall Iudianian
/ lie Is branded as one of the clever
I est se't-adyertisers that ever pushed
| his way into the lime light of public
|ity
Mr. Gardner deals mainly with the
books The Life and Speeches of
/ Charles Warren Fairbanks" He
calls it Fairbanks s official book. He
declares that it was written by VII
I liam Henry Smith who was hired To
write tt by Mr.. Fairbanks. the vice
president furnishing all the facts and
| all the proofs. Fairbanks also paid
| for the publication of the same. He
thought that the National Republican
convention would buy 25O.OOO comics
/ of the book and the Indiana State
committee would take $4,000 but as
I it turned out the national committee
{ did not take a single book and the
state committee only $500 copies.
Fairbanks distributed the books from
his special train during a campaign
| tour of the west. Gardner takes up
| the statements made in this book and
tears chem to pieces. He shows that
Fairbanks who would compare him
/ self with Lincoln is not a "self-made
man" He proves that the picture of
the little log cabin supposed to have
/ been the birthplace of Fairbanks is a
/ picture of a cabin that never exist
! ed. In order to carry out "the
! self-made' myth Fairbanks official
! book ignores two rich uncles, promiu-
ent in the financial life of the ma
tion, who helped Fairbanks to start
his career by always keeping him in
easy jobs.
Although one of the greatest rail-
road lawyers and tinauCiers the word
railroad" is tabooed in the official
] Fairbanks book. Ii is never told how
/ he became a multi-millionaire.
The article shows up the domina-
tion Fairbanks holds over the press
| of Indiana and other states. how he
/ controls every political dispatch that
goes into Indianapolis papers, how
/ he suppresses Democratic papers and
/ puts them out of business In Indiana.
| how he deals unfairly at all times
with Senator Beyeridge and how he
would eNaggerate the press notices of
meetings he addressed before he al
lowed them to appear in print. He
has a million dollars invested In news
papers. 1t is shown up how stealthily
Fairbanks is stealthily paving his
way to the presidential nomination,
Scores of other phases OF Mr.. Fair
banks life are dealt with and a more
terrific expose has not appeared in
public print In many n day.
When 1t is taken into consideration
that Golfers is famous for its loyal
ty to and admiration for Roosevelt
and its championing of the doctrines
OF the Republican party, the article
cannot be charged up to political en-
nifty.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-29
THE LIFE INSURANCE.

thinking. The wonderful success
that has met Ballard's Horehound
Syrup in its crusade on Coughs. In.
fluenza, Bronchitis and all Pulmon.
airy troubles-has started the public
to thinking of this wonderful pfepar
alton. They are all using it. Joir
the procession and down with sick.
ness. Price 25c, soc, SI.OO. SOLD
by c. D. Smith & Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-29
With water rights out
of Grand river through
the Grand Valley canal
You can't buy a Joe Moon buggy

You can't buy a Joe Moon buggy
cheap.
Administer, Royal Wilton and Vel
vet rugs at Cosgrove and Slough s.
The most complete line on the west
ern slope.
The Mesa County Building and
cent interest on money deposited with
II, Amounts of S1OO or more receiv-
ed. Interest paid for the full time
your money is on deposit. Money
may be withdrawn at any time.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-29
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a THE WEATHER.

The maximum temperature
yesterday was 60 degrees. The
minimum this morning was AZ
degrees. Railfall. 0.29 inch.
Partly cloundy tonight and
Thursday is the forecast.
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The daily sentinel., 1907-05-29
IT'S \ TERRIFIC EXPOSE

One of the most powerful
ana sensational sketches Of a Z
public man that has been given J
publication in this country in :
years appears in this weeks is 7
sue OF Cilliers' Weekly. the
great periodical OF information :
al reputation and the article
viii create a sensation especial J
ly among the public men throu-
ghout the nation.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-05
HUNTER AS CHAIRMAN
MAKES THEM SORE

Tulsa. l. r. Aug. 5.-The main
grievance of the Republicans who arc
dissatisfied with the results of their
state convention here is the election
OF Charles Hunter TO be chairman of
the state committee. The opposition
10 Hunter is not personal so mucn
as it is to his party record, I'm free
silver days Hunter bOlted his party
and became a populist He drifted
between them and the Bryan Democ-
racy for several years. He returned
TO the Republican party about the
time of his service as a Rough Rider
sergeant under Theodore Roosevelt
in the Snanish-Amcrican war
Many Republican delegates from
Ok-ahoma said they would refuse 10
support Hunter for chairman and pre-
dicted that the forcing of Hunter upon
the convention would cost the party
many votes
Criticism offered against The plat
form is that il fails 10 deliver an or
ganized. STRAIGHTFORWARD message
from the Republican party to the peo.
pie Of Oklahoma. For instance, i'm
stead of approving the anti-pass policy
of the Rcpuhlican administration
Democrats are asking why the plat
fovm was not made to say. "the Re
publican party of Oklahoma is unre
seryedly opposed TO passes.
Called Il a "Pussyfoot Platform
In the indian Territory is a Federal
officer whose duty II is 10 suppress
the contraband liquor traffic He
moves stealthily from place TO place
20 surprise yiOlators Of the law anc
has for this reason been given thl
name of "pussyfoot" johnson. 4
Democrat today in derlsion spoke o
the Republican campeign document "a.
'pussylO0t' platform.
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SELLS FloroL SHOWS.
"The Circus Beautifhl. w Water proof
Tents-Rain viii Not Spoil
the Exhibition.

a sudden doWnpour of rain or a
long continued dfizzle will have no
effect on the patrons of the great
Sells-FlOto Shows whom il exhibits
here. The reason of this will be ap-
paron to everyone who sees the huge
tents that viii be erected here Cor
The performance They arc an con-
structed of merceiized" duckng,
This marvellous invention for the wat
erprOofing OF material has been In use
for rain coats. but up 10 this year has
never been ms "a for tents People who
have used "mcrcerized" Clotn know
how it sheds water and il was the
knowledge OF this that caused the
Sells.Floto shows % have AN their
tents made ont Of this material II is
quite a stride in advance of other
shows, but Is only I'm Keeping with the
progressiYeness OF the management OF
these shows Beneath these tents
spectators can SIT in comfort and
ease during the heaviest of rains and
be as dry as III IN the finest iheater in
the countrys This Is oriy one ot the
many noYc Afs that have been added
10 these shows this season
10 rs respectfully suggested the chill
dren attend the afternoon exhibition,
where ample time is eiven TO view the
lFrgc menagerie, likewise avoiding
the nieht crowds Uniformed u0hers
will attend every want of the little
folks and the care and attention paid
90 ladies' and children Is the FIRST CON
I sideration of the management
The Scils-floio shows viii visit
! Gu'hr Friday August rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-05

A few doses of this remedy will in
variably cure an ordinary attack Of
diarrhma
10 can always be depended upon,
even in she more severe attacks Of
cramp collie and cholera mOrbus
1t is equally successful for summer
diarrhma and cholera infantum in
children, and is the means Of saving
the lives Of many children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweetened il is pleasant to take
EVery man of a family should keep
this dy in his home Buy tnow.
PRICE, -. LARGE SIZE, soc.
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1l-cgNr corroN lMPgRATIvE.
indian Territory Farmers Must Get
That - Thrive

indian Territory Farmers Must Get
That 70 Thrive.
Mrskogoe. 4 ~ Aug 5-"Hnless
the farmers of fhe eastern BALI OF the
new state gel more than ll cents tor
theif cntton this year the majority of
them VIII De driven out of rha cot
ton business Is TIE rather startlin8
statement made by a prominent COZ.
ton grower who has spon some twen.
tl years inming IN Indian Territory
His course Of reasoning follows.
AZ any time prior 20 1900 IT you
had asked any cotton grower In the
EASTERN nart Of he new state what
Il cost 10 arrow ah acre OF cotton he
Mould have told you an average oi
$40. II one makes q calculation this
Year he must add 81 an acre. making
The cost now si7 instead Of SO In
iofmer days, when Q cents @as a good
price ipr cotton, the cost was $40 tn
produce u ln addition 10 The cost
- producing The cotton one must con
eiler that the price OF every farm
implepent Of seed and OF trauspor.
tatioH hag advanced from % to so pc,
cent sTids bfings the iacmer TO the
ralizaiion that cotton must bring
from ~ 10 rs cents il he gets any
profit
Five years ago a farmer could hire
bands Tor i5 cents per daY and they
usually boarded themselves Today he
has to pay 81 Is per day and board The
hands. and in rush seasons has 20 in.
plcase this 10 So per day
These facts have been figured out
~ a farmer who keeps books on hir
telds and knows what TIE increase
in cost on production has been
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
August ..

g f633.-Geoge Abbott Arch (
9 bishop OF Canterbury, died. |
G Born oct 10, 1862.
. lS64.- Conde, victor at Fried
q burg.
G 1772.- First partition Of Po-
z land
9 Francis J. Of Austria declared
q w3r against France
@ 1St6,--First state election held
q in Indiana.
g Battle of Mobile Bay.
= 1890. Mississippi constitution
G al convention met at jackson
. 1892. Congress appropriated
g $500. 600 to be coined into half
@ dollars as memorials OF the
@ Worlds Columbia Exposition.
@ 1897 Tidal wave caused great
q destruction OF lives and property
. in Japan.
. 1900. Gencsal strike of cab
= drivers is Paris
G 1903 Andrew Carnegie gave
g s2.500000 to his native town Of
G. Duniermline Scotland.
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and lose all interest when help IS
within reath Hcrbine win make that
liver perform its dpues properly
J. -. Vaughn. Elba. Ala. writes.
"Being a constant sufferer from con
stipaiion and disordered liver,
have found Herbine To be the best
medicine, for these troubles on the
market F'hdye used it CONSTANTLY
belieVe "a TO be the best mediclue
Of It's Kind. and ! wish all sufferer
from these troubles TO know the good
Ierbnc has done me" Sold by c. r.
Renfro.
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ne TEXAs woNpER.

Cures all Kidney. Bladder aud Rheu.
matte troubles. sold by all druggist.
or two months treatment by mail for
500. Or. e. w Han, zS2g owe
street. st. Louis, Mo. Send for testi
monisls.
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Lieutenant W F Harringshaw sad
Adiutant General Al Niles are at
tending the practice shoot Of the
Oklahoma iide team al Fort Reno this
week
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d . Do NmSs We EGEv ABL e

the al blood
he and the greatest Of all tones but the eeine that can be taken
Young old those Abust health
those whose delicate and Rundown use wh the same
%
con4ipn which the c after of medical treatment
containing
permanent by eating out the delicate nug and tissues Of
producing chronic Dyspepsia. unfayoy affecting the bowels
rangns e system otherwise that even the ORIGINAL se had
been system left IN such weakened and derauged
condition that the health Is permanently impaired enjoys the dis
kind Iismadc entirely of M healing cleans
extracts aud juices OF roots herbs and afs gathered directly from The
6nder and when they rcac
laboratory contain al their original auahe tonic and blood Purifying
reward OF proof that s.
mineral form. Being made entirely from these vegetable
Ingredients absolutely harmless the eystcm and while curing
disease adds hsih and strength 70 every p-'t o he body 8 $ cures
Scfoiul and Ulcers skin Diseases CoutagioVz
Blood Poison aud W other blood uouds W Iayng The and sup
health qualities
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
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Tho Guthrie colored bali team De
ieaiod the El Reno soldiers yester
day afternoon at Electric park in an
exciting game by The score of 90 J..
The El Reno team defeated the Guth-
rie team Saturday hy the score of to
4 They VIII play the tie on this az
ternoon
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Children "a Pain

never cry as do children VINO are suf-
ferhig IRON hunger Such IS the
cause of all babies who cry and arc
treated foi sickness, when really they
are suffering from hanger. This is
caused from their food aot being as
simulated but deyOured by worms A
few doses of Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge will ctuse them to cease crying
and begin to thrive at once Give 1t a
trial Sold by c. r. Renfro.
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oh, Yes YOU do like those Pics Of
pjchmonas everyone likes them. They
can't be eguRlled aiiy where, but at
Rlc- monds, Phenc 95.
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Hello, Is this the star Grocery
send up one OF those delicious roasts,
and two bushels OF those peaches 20
can, while they are SO cheap.