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n mim mmmmut nwni lain ii i i ALBANY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY" JUNE 12 189. VOL. IV. NO. 1C4 15 CENTS A WEEK. v Tie Mil Carries the Largest line of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Etc in the Willam ette Valley SUITS MADE In His Merchant Tailoring Department. RtSXKIt BLOCK, What 1 TJf. gaafl -Pakmx elaV ' lawfaMtrs Children's Ceml4x4 fisapswior to Gaotor Oil Vnreodo yrrrp. !fao of Mttm M CaetorU. I Cntte, Cbntf ration ; l ftimrrbrMi- TTrnrsstlrsrT l healthy alwpataQ Ua dfgpsttoa 5 fstWN CITY DEOG STOEE. FINE LINE OF ART SUPPLIES TOiLET AN FANCY ARTICLES. PRESCSIPTiCNSL CAREFULLY ICCWFCUNtED. GUISSflcS; SON, PROPRIETORS, $WHcr uirJ DcJtoh qesorochen. G.L fiUGKMAN (Successor to K. W. Lansrdon DBALXK LS mp, Paints, Oils. Perfumery and toilet artirlc. also a full line of books a:K stationery, periodicals, etc. J3T Prescriptions careful compounded ODD FEUOWS TEMPLE, Albany Oregon Clothier, TO ORDER ALBANY is CUMrat err iSar 1 MU- IT iMmmnfl oMtaite ft chlldreiiV niMiinllirf. rMiiiiM'fn.iiii wi'liif Tiin ; I araratom"a A.Amxx,H.IX. Vn Causa onar, IT Kszay 8 Sew.Yarfc. Absolutely Pure. This Dowder never vanes. 'A marvtt ot purity trenirth and wholesomences- More economical man me uruiunij kinds, and cannot be sold in competi tion with multitude of low teEl, short wfioht ulum or Dh06Tihate powders Sold only in c-ins. Rotal BAKiJf7 ow. dbr Co. iut wan sr.. . 1. D.W Crowley & Co., Asieutr, Portland, Oregon. WI1. DAVIS, M. D. PHYSICIAN, AND euieon. Can be found at his otlict room ii; Sirahan'u block, First Rtret't, Albanj Orcson- C. " ClfAifltKItXlNr 1IOMKOPAT1I1C Third anil Lyon BtrtetH, Albany, Oregon Of fice hours, mornmirs. biov ana iz 10 1 aim after t in evenings. W". 1 1 ASTON, IIIYHCIAN AM- SIT. , room, Albany, Oregon. Mil. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AM) SI Kr . goon, Albai y, Oregon. ( C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND CR V. scon Albany, Oreson. fitUt e in Purees new block Oliice.houre, f rora S A. M. to 4 v. VI. AJ. KOSSITEK, VKIKItlNAKY sli: . scon, graduate of Ontaiio vittrinary collrge anil n:cmber cf the Ontario veterin ary mcilkal soeiety, in yxi pared to treat ti.e discuses of a! lnn'ei-tiryte:l nninials on scientific tirin i).Ies. oKio- at Ann Marshall's livery stable. Kcsiilenee -till and Calapooia streets, Albany. Oregon. D H R KOLDKWAY, ViriFKINAItYSL'K. geon, Albany, Oregon. -Orat.uate 01 ier; man and Atn.-riiTii oMeve-t. TTJNKY.S. 11. a. s. lit-vcKHt icN. . w. wkioirr. BLACKUCKX, .t WRIGHT ATTOKNKV AT j aw, All.any, Oregon. Office in Odd ii-. Ilow's Ten!le. -V i 1 1 practice in all eourts of tbe state, and give special attention to a!i business. t)LvVntTON i:UARLESljAn'oiNEY at liw, Albany, Or. orlirc in rooms 13 and 11, ('outer's iUock, over L. . lihiin's etor K. W l-A T 1 1 0 KH ) KI , AVroItNEY AT law, Albany, Oregon. Ottiee in Odd Fellow's Temtde. Will piact in all the nourtf of thestate, and gi especial attention to ail business. rJKVKKC HOUSE, ALUANY, OR. CH AS t Pfeiffer, Prop. Only first eclass bout ia the eity. Large sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stage office for Corvallis. H EWERT. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE . and jeweler, Albany. Oregon, Qflft COLLARS TO LOAN ON GOOD rS U l rea" eUte samri ty. Apply to S. W . Crodcr, Albany pstoffle. Land Harvcylns. PABTnM Dr-imixa Bvavavusa don a dan a tain aocorate and prompt work by calling upon ei-connty surv yoi ft . T. T. Fisher. He has complete copies of field notes and town ship plats, and Is prepare I to do surveying in any part of Linn county. PotrlofHce address, Millers Station, Linn couutv, Oregon. CI B. WINN, AGENT FOR THE LEAD J ing fire, life Jid.acciilet iusnniDee csm panics. Fr Beat FRNISHED ROOMS TO R1NT. AT THE City Restaurabt. TITAT nrKlNO COUGH can PS so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Jfoebay x Jkiason. H. F. MERRILL, Banker ALBANY, OREGON Sells exchange on New Tork, San Francisco end Portland. Buv notes, state, county and city warrants, iteceive deposits subject to check. Interest allowed on time dc posits Collection? receive prompt attention Correspondence solicited. $r01hce hours from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m Affent for reliable fire and.marine nsurance companies. iitay Bath Eohsb AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR EifLadier and children's hair drcaa. ntr a specialty. DntUe saUsfactioc euarantetcUJ 8olr rr. HAVING SOLI) MT IKTERE9T IN THE store of general merchandise of the aim of Coshow A. Cable to C. K. Stanard, I wish to call tbe attention of all who knew themselves indehteJ to Covhow & Cable te call a.)d settle at oiir-. Having sold out on account of poor health, I expect to change elima'e for a while, mid all accounts not settled before I get rendv to leave Hrownsvilis -ill be left with aiu tficir for colltio. A lord to tj) wise is su'Scient. O. ;'.,OOM1oW,Bfwwstv (ire (ii p-as, cabtasre, cauliflower, onions, telcry, pic put, fh, at Brownell V JSUaard, 11 tilni. : The modes of deV approach are i various, andstatieflea khow conclusive-1 ly that more personf e from diseases of the throat "and lOiathan any other. It is probable tbat:.wyone. without exception, recclveAjast rumbcrs of Iiilnifle Gcrnib iut the system and wi.t n- tlit se senna &11 upon suitable tlti-y frtart in( iifd and develop, al lir.t s-lowly an,ci is' shown by a s-l'mht tu-klinvr s-i-n.yion in tl:e throat and if aliow'fil fog eoiitiiuie their ravwijes they -xtciid!to the hint's pro ducing consumption and to tire head, causing fatarrIi.rNow all this is duniri'roufi and if .allowed t. priu-eed will in tim: cau.seyeath. t the ocset you nuift act with'-prooiptiiess; allow in :i cold to iro wath(U attention is diinerous and 'may Joe you your life. As hoon asjou feel that some-tbin-c is wron.ir w.fth your throat, lunjjs or nostrils, obtainfaikittlccf Boschee's German Syr&p. -ft w;;: jjivc yon iia mediate relief. Ion laniiot Aflorrf. At this season of the venr to be without a good reliable diarrhoea balsam iu the house, as cramps, colic, diarrhoea and ail inflammation cf the stomach anl hov.eh are exceedingly dau'eroua 11 not aiienncd i at once. O,,,; ..ttle of KKIIGS' D1AKRH0EA BALSAM will do more ;ool in oases of thin kind than any other medicine on earth. W e guarantee it. j. Li, Blackmail, ilruist. SI'M IAL AOTIl'E. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, kn'ianti, also or ineneiie me Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice ana inaites a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, Bcrofylaenlarjjements.tumors and wens, without pain or the knite He also makes a- soecialtv of treat ment with electricity. Has uractit ed in the German French and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day or night. His motto is "GOOD WILL, TO ALL." Office and residence Ferry street, between 1 him ana fourtu. 9,999.00 IN GOLD To Be Given Away, Cut ont this ar.veitiscnieiit and send it J. LAHMEK& CO., Nurgcryman, Toronto, Canada, with 14 tbree-'t-ert Canadian, 01 2. two-cent American postage stamps, and thev will send you by mail (postpaid) ia good time for p anting "in April or -May. l ext, your . ..o. enoice 01 any enf? 01 inu lojtuwsu wuwu r-1 plants. 11ml enter your name 111 competi tion for tbe SVJW.co in geld that they are giving away in order to introduce their nur sery stock. Collection of Plant? No, 12 hardy roses. N'o. ! i banlv climbing roses. No. 32 ovcrhloutuiiigjroses forghousej cul ture. No. 4 2 dahlias. No. 5 10 gladiola. No. ti 3 hardy irrane vines, Nc. So. No. 7 -3 raspberry plauts, 4J each black and red. S-20 strawberry plants, 4 choice kino's. 9 ft very choice plants four bouse cut . turc. No. 105 cherry currants (ret'). No. 115 Lees prolific currants (blaet) No. 12 5 white era: crrnt8 All letters with this advertisement enclosed along w ith etumpt. for any one or more cal tions of plants, will be numbered as they i-oina to hand, aud the sendtrs of the first thirteen hundred will receive gifts as follows: 1st S2:0 I The next 20, 510 each. 2nd 100 J The next 40, 5 each. 3rd - 50 The next 415, i eah. 4th SO1 1 he next 810, $1 each. 6th 20 1 After fiO.000 letter have been received, U10 senders of the next 1.100 letters will receive gifts as follows: 1st S223 I Next 10, $15 each 2nd I3i I next i, f iu eaon 2rd 75 Next 40, 5 each $ 4th 50 I Next 470, ti racb 5tb 25 j Next 600, 1 each Aftir HO.OOO letters have been received, o s" icil ol t ic a:xt 1,000 letters will re auts e m,nws: aivl ....8100 aoh KaxtS... Next 15., 2fextX64., . .2r) h . 10 oath .. 3 each S, 4 and 5 . 7S eacii 0,7 and 8. .. 60 each 9. 10, 11. is. oaca Next 693. leach After 150.000 letters have been received the senders of the next 1.100 letters will receive gifts as follows: 1 100 each I Neat 10 30 each 2 75 each Next 25 .10 each 8 and 4 60 each Next 685 .... 2 each Next 6 35 each I Next 470 leach Any person may tend any number of times for any of the abort collections. If 6 contain stamps extra ia sent, we will send tnJun next a printed list of the names of all persons who are entitled to irifts. We make this liberal offer to readers of the HaaALD, knowing it will not pay us now, but our object is to introluee our stock and build op a trade. Oar mailing points aro Toronto and Shrabraouat. Ont., Rochester, N. Y., Louisville, Ky.. ,'Uineaville, O., and Chicago, 11L, and we will guarantee all stock to reach our customers la good condition. We jploy no arcnts, but deal direct with customers, and can sell and deliver stock to any psrt of the United States Or Canaoa a .bout one half the price charged by othnr nurserymen, through agents. Kcmtuilx r we will not be undersold by any rcliabk- (inn. Send cs t list of wants and we will quote you prices; or 10 cents for a hand onto illustrated catalogue which vou may deduct from your first order. Address all letters J. bAHMKR & CO, Nurserynen, TOKON TO, CANADA. WASTED. THOSE WISHING A FIRST class piano, sewing machine, the latest music or artists' materials, will find a bargarh by calling at Mrs. B. Hyman's. The pianos are fully guar anteed for .fire years. The best pianos made to stand ihc climate of the Pacific coast. 1 he New Ameri can Sewing Machiuo will please most fastidious. Painting and music les sons given there, stamping, Em broidery and Dressmaking dono to order. No. 115 1st St, A loan v. Or. Chamberlain's Pain Balm. When .1.. .!, 1,4 ... .1... f. an ron -JUiun V'rJcfcs) by Vaay -x Xafcoo. prODipwy njif'inuiuHli; iikcd TJ-ITIS it will pievent the sk.n from inrain.i; binck or leelinsr off. It allays the itchiiifT and smarting of chilblains i cur. losiorcs l in ;i::rttfa Iiab.Uiv EAST OF THE ROCKIES Gladstone Makes a Statement Concerning American. Affairs. TKOl7CI.KKEVINt; IN EHKOI K Hairs from tbn East End tee Old WcrlC- Cocler Weaker f ir Crfeor- Notable V7eddin;. Tbe HgPAbu Special Uigpatches.l shew xoHK, June 11. Henrv Clews has received a letter from Gladstone, in which the latter says that the ralmerston cabinet never dealt with the subject 01 re cognition of the Southern Confed eracy, except of promptly and unanimously rejecting overture s 01 Louis iSiipolean lookinj for such recognition. PACIFIC COAST l'KODUCTS. The Kast Will Take All the l'rune the Coast Can Supply. Xkw York, June 10. Wheat dealers here are watching the Call furnia, Oregon and Washinut. n crop with a great deal 01 interest. Joji, finer they are expected to pro duce 75.000,000 bushels. Wash ington alone is estimated at al most 16.H00.000. A leading dealer in dried iruits says tha the demand for Pacific coast prunes is greater than ever before. Dealers must have good stock, though much inferior stock l.-i placed and is injuring the trade, The East will take up all the prunes the coast can t-upply at good figures, but producers must be more carelul in goods that are boxed lor this market. There is no change in the hop markot from hist week. A Trifle Bellicose. Deklik, June 11. The govern ment has notilied the ftwiss au thorilies that it cannot agree to the proposals made for the fsettle ment of questions arising from the expulsion from Switzerland of llerr llohigemuli, German police inspector. It has also informed them that Germany reserves lite right to take action. A Failure. Ai.itt-Qi'KUQri:, June 11. Dr. C. D. Fax ton. police judge and a large dealer in furniture and glassware, a-signed to-day. Liabilties $111. 0J0; assets prohabiy $15,01)0. Eastern Weather. CuicAoo, June 11. Tempera ture at Kew York i-t 74 ; Chicago, 51; St. Paul, 5S; Winnipeg, (; Nvw Oilcans, 7-1. Notable Marriage. London, June 11. The marriage of Portland and Miss Dallas York took place to-day. Cooler Weather. San Kkaxcisco. June 11. ' Sli'hlly cooler weather is indicated for Oregon and Washington terri tory. PRESIDENTIAL. APPOINTMENT A Number of Good Offices Given Out ia the West. WAsniNfiTOX. June 10. The president made the following ap pointments tis aftei oaon: Thomas J. Morgan, of Rhode Island, to b commissioner of Indian affairs, vice John II. Oberly, rcsigaed. Hoyt Sherman, jr., of Utah, to be receiver of public moneys at 8a! t Lake, City, Utah, vice Georgo W. Park;, removed. Frank O. Uobbs, r New Hamp hi e, register of the land office at Salt Lake City. Utah, vice David Webb, removed. Charles D. Ford, of Colorado, to he register of . the land office at Limar, Col., vice Frank P. Ar bockle, removed . G. A. R. RATES. The Western States Passenger As sociation Makes Its Decision. Milwaukee. Wis., June 11. Word has been received here t.iat the Western mates Passenger As sociation, at its session this week, took up the matter of reduction ot rates to G. A. R. veterans who wish to attend the national encamp ment here. John M. Abbott, chairman of the association, is quoted as authority for tbe statement that the action previously decided upon by the ra:.lrads will stand without change. This fixes the rate at one fare for the round trip, which ii cents a mile. , This will be unexpected as well as unwelcome news to the old soldiers all oyer the Northwest, as they expected to receive a rate of 1 cent per mile. A MASHER CRUSHED. A Youne Lady Who Was Dear and Dumb at the Right Moment. N'. V.Sun, There were three or four unoc cupied seats in the car. bnt he stood for a moment, grip in band, near thn tfoor, and then walked to 1 seat in which a young lady sat alone and sat down besiv'e her with nit impudence that Obtcniahtd al! the other passengers. The gir! !.! e l v.; at him aod around the cur, and evidently realized the situ at ob. tor sue tooic pencil at a . a 1 tablet from her reticule and rna e) ready for him. After ahout live minutes the map turned to her al4 abserved : "Bee pardon if I am mistaken, but don't you live at UticaT' She looked up in a lurtive w i, and then wote on the uh'et aim handed him: "I am deaf and dumb." "Ah ! by George 1'' he sighted, as he read It; "that's too i;ad, too bad ! Deuced pretty girl to hayc bucIi a misfortune. Well, I'm lilt, attcr all my smnrtuesa. Saw liera'. the window belori 1 got ou, aiul canicu out the plan to a dot. Iaf and dumb, en; rlrst cue l ever struck." He nodded bk head to her to sigmfy that be understood, and bo would have been triad to change seats if ne could have dune so with out loss of dignity. As trie train thundered on he perused the con tents ol a couple ol newspapers, yawned awhile, and then bought and finished a uovtl; and finally, after a ride of four mortal hours the wliis tie biew and he mxhed for his crip with the lemark : "I'll be hanged if I ain't clad this stupid ride has come to au ei d at last." "Ditto!" quietly replied the girl afhe turned on him. Vou- jeu !" he gasped, aa he stood there looking dowa upon her with twelve kinds of emotion gal loping over li s couutenance. "Good bye," 6he said, and he backed out and dropped to the platform like a man retreating from a mule s hiLd legs. FARMERS NEWS AN1 NOTES FineiT 6ilttd coal abbes are ex celieut for providing dust baths for poultry All the ra slogs, sod grans and refuse of the farm can be ued as foundation for a compost heap. Cultivate the peach orchard in the hftir.e manner as when cuitivat ing corn. Tnat is, use the culti vator, and st'r the top so;) Ire qi'.ently. Dc not try to cultivate onions deep; if an ioch of the surnce is kept mellow, and no weed allowed tigrow.it is' all the cultivation that will be net Jet). Wood ashes are xcellent on the Cower beds. Roses need an appli cation ol them now. All kinds ol flowers will je benefited by super phosphate and ashssat this season Weeds make excellent gre manure if u:ne: under. A rank growth of weeds indicates fertile land, hut such land ccn be ex haused by removing weeds as well as by removing a regular crop. It w:ll pay, therefore, to turn the weeds under and let then: rot in tbe ground. Tbe liquid manure is more valua ble than the solids, and a liberal use of the absorbent material will aid in arresting its loss. It should be taved carefully, aud a drain at the rear of the stal.'s should con duct it tesome kind ot a receptacle, from which it may be pumped over the manure heap. Disarming aa Cnsean Foe. "This was sometime a paradox," as Hamlet siys. Since, however, the people of America and other 'ands have been enabled to pit Hostetter's Stomach Bitters against that unseen foe, malaria, it is no longer a paradox, but an easv possibility. Whatever malaria evolves its misty venom to poison the air, and decaying una hole some vegetation iraprcgnater the water, there, in the very stronghold of miasma, in the auxiliary potent to disarm the fo and assure - efficient protection. Fever and ague, bilious remittent, dumb 9gue and agne cake, no matter bow tenaciously they have fastener their clutch on the system, are flnt forced to relax their eras? and eventually to abandon it alto gether. Bat it ir preventive force that shonld chiefly recommend tLe Bitters to persons dwelling in mslaria f.ursed localities, for it is a certain buckler of defeace against which the enemy .s pov.eiles. Cures, likewise. dysptpia, rheumatism, kidney, and billious ailment. Ibe rrlde of Woomm. A clear pearly and transparent skin is always a sign of pure blood, and all tiAraona troubled with dark. greasy, yellow or blotched skin caa rest a6surea that their uiooa is oat 01 order. A few doses of BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFI0R and BLOOD MAKER will remove the cause and the skin will become clear and trans parent. Try it, and if stisfaction is not given it will cost yon nothing. It is fully warranted, G. L. . Blaok inan, druggist. New comers to the city will note the fact that I am the only grocer in town who was his own delivery wagon and takes orders at their houses for the day's supplies. All goods delivered promptly and in good order. Leave orders at the store if yon wish us to call. C H. Spencer. Lovers of good coffee should try some of Julius GradwohPs choice grades: He keeps the beat in the market and sells as he doeB all his choice family groceries, at the lowest living prices. Highest market price paid for five thousand pounds of bleached tided apples by G. W. himpson, Albany, Oregon. Try Conn Bro's Pappoote 5-ccnt IlavcT.a cigars. WASHINGTON NEWS. Comments Concerning Recent Piesidential Appointments. THE HA YTIAX COMMISSIONER A Wouai llado Supervisor of tbe Cental fcr Califarnia The Bearing Sea fTiir. Special Coritypcndence.l WAeniKUTON. June 3. Atnorc the lew presidential apvointuieuia during tbe past week wete the lol- lowmg: ueorge 8. Fisher, of Delaware, to be First Auditor sf the Treasury; J. X. Patterson, of New Hampshire, to be tiecou'J Auditor of tbe Treasury; O. W. Chapman, of licw York, to be Solicitor General; John li. Cotton, ofMaiue. to be assistant Attttrue 7 Geveral and Lew s E. Parsons Sr., ot Alaoama, to be U.S. Attorney for the northern aod middle dis trict of Alabama. Mr. Paiaona was the originator, aud the Jeauiug spirit in organizing the "White Mans republican patty", of Ala bama which recently held a con vention at Birmingham Ti C two liavtian Commissioner Gen. Lew Wallace aod Beverly Tucker whese appointments were auuounced last week but immedia te! v withdrawn as immature are ttill here but neither ot them seems to know whether the withdrawal of the appointments was perma nent or on Iv temnorarv. In the mean lime Dame Item or is busilv engaged ia circulating all sorts ot torn tool stories about the matter. Not wiihicg to do anyone an justice I shall not report any of these very improbably yarns. the President greatly enjoyed his trip to Brooklvu. where iie'ra- viewed the Memorial day parade, botwitljstaoding its hurried nature. He lclt here Wednesday afternoon aud Thursday night at 10 o'clock he was buck in tne White House. Supcriateadent Porter, ot the Census bureau has received the ap plication of Mrs. Kate B. Cothraa of California, to be appointed buu'irvisor of the census tor th Canfornian district. The lact is n fit 11 a ruif titisi mm n ...v U1JI OJI- pl:cation ot the kind ever made by a woman. . . ... At the State , aod Navy depart- report telegaafaatd here froil HVn da that several KagTisb tsar ea se Is bad bee a ordered to Behnoga Sea Aitb .instructions to prevent U. S. vessels from seizing English sealincr vessels ia these waters un der the President's March procla mation. Iu as much a the as sumption of full and tolc autho. ty over those waters by the United States Governuieut has been re ceived by the Governments of the world without even the slightest diplomatic pi rest, it is hardly pro baolj that Eug.and would attempt to forcibly-resist what has never been peaceably objected to. Geu. Greely, the Chief Signal officer, has ordered . that all an nouncements aad publications of the signal service eMail hereafter bo called "foiecasts" instead of "indi cations". (Secretary . Tracy, is stiriog up things in the Navy department. His latest orders are for the com pletion of the iroa clads "Pnritaa" and ,AmpbitriteM, which have been lying for several years in an unfinished rendition, ooe at a pri vate' ship yard at .Wilmington, Delaware and tbe thcr at tbe Nor fold Nary Yard. They are to be f oished by tbe department, one at tbe League Island, Navy yard, aad tbe other at New York. Tbe AaU-Mabone, republicans, of Virginia made auffl lut week, in their endeavor U break tbe lit tle general's influence at the White House, but Mahone still holds t ba ton. The President will visa th Anti's a hearing an the 11th. inst. Paracen. We have just received a fresh supply of this celebrated roast coffee, ground free of charge, on our self-grinding machine. Once used, always used. Willamette Packing Co. Family Jars. We haye a fine supply of all sizes of fruit jars which we are fell ing at the lowest market price. Tbe best goods at the lowest figures. Willamette Packing Company. New styles of. gilt and brorrae monldimzH just received at the Al bany Furniture Co. Picture frames made to suit the moat fastidious. Come and see us, we guarantee a fit in the frame or do sale. Corner First and Ferry streets. The Albany Furniture Co. would be glad to have, you rail and ex amine their complete stock of goods before purchasing elsewhere. We believe we can make it to your interest to examine our prices and goods before purchasin;'. Corner First and Ferry street?. It Is no Rood to look at the thea momctci this ror 10 j,11e of winter. The only thing to guide you ia Brownell & Stanard' price which are always down to aero.