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-SSZ r rrt- f t t. -tew,. sudscuibb FOB THE CAPITAL JOURNAL TIUB BET PAPER in salism: ' WYou will be r611 pleased with lt.-t ' a. id vis it risis -t.v- ii ft P "TA.fiT, ;: THE CAPITAL JOURNAL s .' IT WlI.T, 1IB A GOOD INVESTMENT. ' JW'l'lie Terms are Aleut Itononnule"B( VOL. 2. SALT3M, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1889. no. 22. ( jfjft ' CAP! JOURNAL. iw m Jj t 'First National Bank SALEM. OREGON. VM. N. LADt'E, -DR. .1. IIKYN0LD9, JOHN MOIlt, - - - - 1'icldent, Vleo President. - Cnshler. GENERAL BANKING. Exchange on Portland, S.wr Fmnclco, New1 York, London and Hong Kong bought and sold. Btnlc, County and City warrants boiicht. Farmers nro cordially Invited to deposit und transact business with ns. Liberal advances made on wheat, wool, hops and other property at i reasonnoio rates. Insurance on such se curity can bo obtained nt tho bank In most reliable companies. ESTABLISHED BY NATIONAL AUTHORITY SALEM OHEGON. - - $75,000 Surplus, 10,000 II. 8. WALLACE, - - Piesldent. W. "W. MARTIN, - Viee-Piesldent. J. tl. ALBERT, .... Cashier: DIRLCTORSt W.T,Gray, W.W.Martin, J. M. Martin, It. S. Wallace. Dr. W. A.Cuslek, Ji II. Albert, T. McF. Patton. LOANS MADE To farmers ori wheat and other market- able1 produce, consigned or in btore, proauce, consigned or in bit ifther in private graxarles or cuner in private graxaru ipubllo warehouses. Slate and County Warrants Bought at Par. COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts drawn direct on New York, Chicago, Kan Francisco. Portland. London. Paris.Berlln. ! Hong Kong and Calcutta. T aiitl DEALERS. . This firm is well known to all the i citizen of Saleni, and surrounding country, as a firm that handles noth ing but' reliable goods. If you need ' any thing in their lino call on & Look out for tho. spring stock that ! is arriving; it surpasses anything that has ever been brought to Salem. DR. J. C. GILBERT, AT JUS sanitarium:. In the Bank Block, treats all Chronic diseases of MEN AND WOMEN On strictly scientific, principles. His new Medicated Vapor Baths, Electricity nnd Electro-Magnetism, Puro and Compound Oxygen r not to bo had at any other Insti tution on tne, Pacific slope Dr. Gilbert U3UH uiuy BOTANIC MEDICINES NATURE'S OWN REMEDIES. Offices and rooms especially fitted for the accommodation and treatment of ladles with ladies bath In care of Mrs. Gilbert. Dr. Gilbert confl'ies himself to otlico practlco nnd is, therefore, always ou hand to wait upon his patients. Special atten tion given to diseases of women and child rcn. Terms strictly moderate. Consultations F"re'e. 3-21-d w PIANOS!! THE -:;- BEST IN THE MARKET -::- For sale cheap for cash or upon the installment plan. For particu lars call upon ' q WM. S. ARNOLD, 355 Chemekcte Street, Salem, Oregon. Proposals Invited. THE BOARD OFTRUSrEES OF THE Oregon Htate Insane Asylum invito sealed proposals for heating tho state in sane asylum with hot water. Plans nnd specifications must be furnished by the bidders. Plans of tho-bulldlng will be ,fur nlshed upon application to Dr. Hurry Lane medical superintendent, Halem, Oregon. Proposals are also invited for an eleetrlo light plant for the asylum of 600 lights of IS candle power eocii, jnounuoscom tjjwtim to be wired complete and ready for service nnd subject to rigid tet. The right ito re ject any and all bids reserved. Bids will be opened at S o'woek p. in. on Tuesday, May 7, IRSB. SYLVESTER PKNNOYEH, QBO. W. MeliKIDE, ...w ... G. WJ WKIIU, Board of Trustees. irk of Board. 1 WK. 4. MUNLY, Clerk of Board. The Capital National Bank t UK I BO HE LEO ULLIS Notary Public Willis and Ileal Estate and Insurance 4rats: iVe Buy awl Sell Real A!V Transact OPERA HOUSE, a General Court Street, We have oij our list u great variety ofvery desirable property for sale, and as our business is not altogether confined ,to Ileal -Estato trans actions, we' tiro able to furnish purchasers the3Jbatja"ins wlWplit claiming unreasonable commissions. " .' i" Our long residence In this' country and familiarity with its' condition and peculiarities render us competent judges of when) thp best .lands arc to bo found and purchases made. We have faith in Oregon of its fiituro greatnessr ami especially this section of the Willamettee Valloy. The" wan who Invests Here in real property runs no risks, it will bo more profitable than bank stocks. Our soil and climate aro not excelled, and" people nru flntliug It out. Now is the time to buy. We are situated so that parties making. Investments,' if desired Can secure loans ou the most reasonable terms. ' ' ,""' The following partial list will show somo o'f'Uio properties we are ofleringibr sale. ' '' ICO acres, CJ miles south of Salem, all under fence new barn and fair house small orcliard road by the place. Payment down, balance on time at 8 per cent. Prige 53,000. , . ; ,' 102 acres, 5 miles southwest from Gervais, good house and barn with orchard 92 acres under plow. 1,500 down, balaiico on time.' 'Price 47.50 per acre. ", , , 407 acres, 4 miles north of Salem, Improvements lirst-class 320 acres un der plow plenty of stock water and range. ,WiIl"dlViila1laml. 40 per acre for Improved part. '' - ' ' . i . ' 20 acres, 5 miles east of Saleni with house and barn small orchard Some timber. Price 750. 100 acres, 7 miles east of Salem 80 acres ii pultivatlqhp in pasture rest in young timber all under fenco-runniugwujiorj good house barn granary orcliard sell stock if wanted. 27. per acre. vf '' i ; . . 2G3 acres, 12 miles northwest of Salem on lino-between Polk and Yam hill counties excellent land and good neighborhood all under fence part summer-fallowed. Par. t payment down, balance oil time. 20 per acre. " v 320 acres, 13 miles east of Salem, all fenced 2 good houses fair barn good orchard several springs ou,thq placerrgvocj ro'adg to, Salem. ,$3Q pqr acre. , . .m-u u.. , i '...., 100 acres, 7 miles east of Salem well uiuiteretli.withibariiiaiftlqfcjiiiiril. The lantMs. finely situated andcan bo'divided 'into two pUlcc-tho roau running on two siucs pno-iiau muo iroin rauroau. .o per, acre. ' " ""T-yr "'",'' 200 acres, 12 miles eas.t of Salem excellent Improvements all in cultir vatlon well watered and flliely situated. 5 per acre. 85 acres GO acres in growing grain fair .house Mid barn rl uprus meadow lino young orchard one-half miltf fromij. O. crop goes with place. Possession given nt sale. Price f 2,40!). t ' 0 acres, adjoining east Salem with house barn- and loruhurd can bt divided into 3-2 aero lots facing town has a, delightful viow will be worth double present prico soon. $5,000. 850 acres, 15 miles from Salem 300 acres in cultivation two houses and barns with orchard plenty of runnUigWtitar no better Btpck-and farminc i , .-., A lana in jianou couiilv fields and pastures. A bargain for time to suit. 14 jier acre, 075 acres, 8 miles from Salem all under fence 330 utos at one tlmo tin dor plow fine pasture land toad along ono side can bo divided to suit purshaser. One-half down, balance,, pn Jong time. S17peracrq. GO acres, 3 miles from Salem 1J acres in orcliard liu garden 50 under plow balance good pasture good house utid barm, uV. clianeq for somo one wanting garden property; $3,000. . Store and stock of merchandise with warehouso worth SG003 also rasldenco if desired, situated on O. &0. R.P., good, lucutiuiii for business nv hotter grain section in me Willamette vaiioy. Good house with one-half acre of land, in North Salem near streetcar, line. whon extended If sold soon. 800. " - . - - ' Half block East Saleni, on mill creek with good house and barn. Plenty of fruit 8250. , . . , Wf offer for the first tlmoS-ab'out 30 lotjJ A, ,J?. Wallux's additlgn to Salem, ranging in prico (from $250't6 $6TJ0. "ITib lofliftlon irf lliilv-upon the highest ground in EastSalem, over-looking t,httitIroiatyap(l in plain view of all thoStnto Buildlnjfs, VilIi tbf Qomt mid, Oulo JIountalnsintho(llstBCo, whiio lasting snow pohkn. Prompt Attention Given To All WILLW&'OnAJffiBRUN 5 A TT IVT vJA.U.Cl.VA, 31. L. CIIAJ1HERUN. Chamberlmf 110 III Estate, Negotiate Loans . - . -. . -j Agency, ..Kusiftess. Jf M, f x. ft. Q'AVriA nocfifiM V rywtif"- " G4i ..I, '.. l 4 i .1, i.j., .. r, - . - .1 - an iuiieuu--is uiriuuu niui muuy some one. Half down, balance on stin ww.wpni loom up inn I inquiries. h m f&i'Wtm I it ' tl I t . r ." u' i ph 0pkra house block, court st., ; : Oregon- coxnnxsED dispatches. .Vsrmla,iit..booin is reported to spreading throughout Germany. be IMs liuiioicd ihat umMat'.V I&-4sirtky nnd the French that another ciis's w'U soon occi'r. hhough Br- 'ctBeecherStowe's health Is com p. n ively good at pres cut. it Isu'd .11)1' t her mind is a i . mmt '.' ' eomj)iqirj tj'ieClt. A5Joi''ir1l,000 men mid boys have beknstypw), qtit of employment at Fii-'s'o.i Pa.. by tho sliunhij, down of the ni'ojQS. Wid f 'ffies t'i'ef.ti'heported as ex isting at lYiirw. Workmen are rapidly. leftv'n'.uJid busliiess is al most cnl'i'dy buspeiided. Gilbeit Ilai'.ls, a wife beater, of Gia Valley, Cal., wis duekea in a hore trtn'ili n.id afterward soundly whipped lihnseh. Ex-P,eslilent Clcvel.'iid is being liorio.tM bv The''lit'ih oflicials of Cub.', aiid ins tour is beina fe really eujoyed byhhiifcvlf vud- company. Alloatiiiij wreck on the Atlantic ocean is causing mucli speculation as to what-ship his mot with dis aster. Tlfo 'gunboat COiheria aud tho ship Yoemaudel are oeiduc, and it is believed to be one of these. WEEKLY JIAItKhT Kbl'UliT. shixinq nticr-s. Bhouldci-s.Sugar cuied.pcr lb.UJ 12;ic llrciliiast bacon 15 tullc. Hams Sugar cured, per lb, 10 ISc. Beef 8 lSIKc Pork 8 l-'Xc. Mutton aI2c. Veal-10 ( WXe. Onions $ 2o. Cabb.igrf lOOo per dozen. Timothy seed Per pound, So; telling. Red clover seed Per pound, lie. ' White Clover seed Per pound, &)c. " Ueans Bo per lb., selling. Oat meal Celling at 5 to 7c. llUYIN'O l'KICLS. Whent 70c not. Flour Per barrel, ?1.7j. ! , Oats Per bitshel, 20 25c. ' -llarloy-'Por bushel, wc. Bran Per ton, SH ut tho mill. ' Shoits Per ton, S1G. Chop Per ton, US. Hops lluoted at l'Jo to lOo por lb. Eggs. liU per dozen. Potatoes Per bushel, 20;, Corn meal oo per pound. Chece 20o per pound. Dried apples Per lb., Be Dried plums Per lb. 78e. Diied peaches Per lb. 10c. Dried pruiMB Per lb. lOe. Butter 2o per pdtm for good. Lard Ho per lb. , Hams Per pounu,UlCc. Bacon sides 12 per lb. Shoulders 10c per lb. t;iilckens--SS,t.50S5 per doz. Hogs On foot 6JiK , Beel On foot 3 (g &&. TWENTY LOTS In. North Salem House and lot corner Minion and 13th streets ; extra farm eight miles from Salem; eighty acres rich land, hcyen miles from Salem, 17 per acre ; four bundled ' acres eleven miles east of Salem, one of tho best improved in tho county, 30 per acre. For sale by TH.OMAS & 9AYNE 97 Stale St., - - - Salem. The SaleiiiAljstract ' jAnd-- LAND COMPANY, JIav6 rcmoVoil to building adjoining Thompson' Jewelry storo on -" ' v iCpniuierclnl street. Tjiystigat);; ic .,, . Mpney to Loan Land for Sale. ii. Houses for Rent OAI,L Olii 11 AND S1SI5 US. itJi: DR. JORDAN'S OF'' ANATOMY 751 Market st.tian I'ruiiclitoo CALIKOUNIA. (Jo and learn how to avoid dlMuite,ahd how unjulerful ly you ure iiiikIb. (.xinitilla floii and treatment pent ou Ally or by letter or weak ntpite Mid all tllMtawe of men. Hond for book. Private oltleo 311 Uttary streel. N15WZGALAND1S NCli ia- JtW, AIJIBRT. Acnt. ., t - . vi "V.1 "wr.'l Halem, Ortgou l r- WBFIJfD THATnlfKOPIjH ALL X.-S. WINTERS nnd etiiwcLtlli r the1 bMt X In the elty. LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. Important Events of the Whole World for Twenty-four Hours. Jiilm llrlrilit U Demi. IjO.ndox, March 27. John llrigiit died at 8:30 o'clock this morning. His end was peaceful and palnles". Ho had lain in n comatose condition, since yesterday. All the family were present. Tho Oiiuraiitiiit Kntlvtl, San Francisco, March 28. The steamship Columbia, from Oregon, which lias been in (p'araiitine for the last fifteen dty&, was permitted to conio lo tho dock yesterday, and her passengcts "to be lauded, The company s.iys the quarantine lias cost them ten thousand dollars. Miti MItil 13 Trou'iltt. San Dn:ao, Cal., March 27. Seiious tioubleis reported from tho new mining camp five miles from Santa Clara. The quartz, with free gold, Is claimed by armed Mexicans, whose lights aro disputed by Ameri can prospectors, and bloodshed is likely to ensue. Governor Torres has been sent for, and is hastening to tho scene with a squad of Mexi can cavalry. bomo Mort) Appoint nients, Washington, March 27. Tho president sent the following nomin ation to the senate: llobeit T. Lincoln, to bo niiuistcr to Great Britain ; Mural Halstead, minister to Germany ; Allan Pice, minister to Itussla: Patrick Eagan of Nebraska, minister to Chili ; Tlios, Ryan of Kansas, minister to Mexico; John Hicks of Wisconsin, minister to Peru; Geoigo L Loring, minister to Portugal. A Hallway Ht'lt. Albany, Or., March 28. Frank Malone and P. Costollohave intltut ed legal proceedings to recover $46,o00 from Nelson Bennett, the well-known railroad contractor. Malonoand CosteUo stato In their complaint that they entered into a contract with Bennett to perform specific work for tho O.-egon Pacific railroad company, and furnished supplies. Tho defendant, however, neglected to carry out his part, and tho plaintiffs uliego that they have been damaged in the sum asked for. Moro Nairn al Oils. Columbus, O., March 27. A com pany of Columbus capitalists, who have been prospecting for natural gas in this vicinity, sank a well at Thurston, on tho Toledo & Ohio Central, several miles from hero, which proved to bo 11 regular "gusher," the flow oxceeded that of tho famous Karl well, ut Findlay. The work of piping tho gas to Co lumbus will bo begun soon. The company has leased thousands of acres of land In the vicinity of Thurston. . Coughed up 11 Snului, Rochlsthii, N. Y., March 27.--Several days ago tho lLnionth old daughter of Mrs. Schultz, wliilo re covering from whooping cough, had a startling experience. Slio had a paroxysm of coughing, but Mrs. Schulz saw nothing very reniark ablo in that. When, however, slio became awure that a live snake was poining from the little girl's mouth, slio was horrified. Tho mother suc ceeded in capturing tho reptile and placed it In a bottle. Louisa ap peared perfectly well as soon as the snake, which measured 12J Inchon, was ejected. The mystery now is how It got Into tho child's stomach. Tho reptile was of a grayish white color and about half an inch in diameter. j Iliiinlllullng Afl'riuit. Washino'ion, Marcli 27. The trouble between George A. Amies, a rethed ollicer of the army living In this city, and those having charge of Harrison's Inaugural parade, culminated this afternoon in a scene in tho rotunda of the Hlggs liotihc. Major ArniuH walked Into tho hotel, and after a few words pulled the nose of Govornor Beaver of Pennsylvania. The governor was not hurt but Was angry, and, steady inghimtolfagaliiBt thehotol counter, seized Ills crutch, which serves him in place of the leg he loft bohiud during tho war, and aimed an ugly blow at Iiltttmomy. Armas dodged tho blow und it struck ono of tho pillars of tho; hotel "rotunda. The second blow aUo missed its murk, and thq hotel policeman .ruahed up, Attracted by tho noise, and pltced Arniosunder arrest. A TKAGIO 1)15ATU. Tho CliukauKts Coiintv 0!om tit inr. Kltl'riC Thief Oukgon City, Or., Maich 27. A gentleman from Fahvicw gives the following piMtieulars of the killing of a desperate hoivo thief yesteiday: The man had been tracked for the past two weeks by reveral parties, numbering in the a;igrognte about twenty-five roolute men. Night before latt the outlaw passed Roper's barn twice, and stolo two chickens, which he cooked. He was tracked to a grove of trees near Fairvlew station by means of peculiar foot pi hits be made, the feet being wrapped up in gunny sacks. Be tween 11 and 12 o'clock lust night lie stepped out from his wooded re treat nnd discharged a pistol In the air, remaining on the spot long enough to locate the position of his pursuers, when lie Hied his revolver at three of them who were concealed in a corner of tho fence near by, but failed to U his mark. The posse in front of him then advanced, and the desperado retieated up the railroad track without being awaro that an other party of pursuers was right in tho rear of him. The att-icked party opened llro upon him, and he returned it till a ball passed through his right thigh and several buck shot into liis face and neck. Fool ing his wounds to bo fatal, ho filed his Inst shot In tlio air crying out, "Good-bye, .lohn," and fell dead. A Young .Mil 11 ICIUimI. Pout Townscnd, March 27. Last Thursday while a parly of land seekers weie near Pyshl, 11 young man named Thomas stopped a moment to fix his pack. Later, as ho had not come up, t'10 lest of tho pi rty decided to (,o back and look after lilni. On returning to tho spot where they left hlin they found him lying on the ground, with his head horiibly mutilated and his neck broken. The cause was found to he the falling of a limb from a tree under which ho was standing. The body will bo sent to Missouri for bu ial, where ho leaves a family. A Nmv HhIoiii. San Fbancisco, March 27. Postmaster Bryan intends inaugur ating a now system of handling mail on August 1. There will bo a general redisricting of tho city by which 113 boxes will bo designated from which tho late collections will bo made, while thoso located In the business center of tho city will bo emplcd every hour during tho day. Tlieso boxes will bo painted red, to distinguish them as those from which such late collections us tho hour designated on them will bo made. Tho now system will prove a boon to t lie business men, as tiioy will bo enabled to drop lottors In tho boxes just prior to tho departure of local or overland trains and steamers, winch will be collected in timo to ho trans mitted. Ct'Huatliiii of Work at Panama. Wahiiinoton, March 27. Secre tary Blaine lias received a report from tho consul of tho United States at Colon, stating that work along tho Panama canal lias entirely ceas ed, and that tho West India negroes are returning to their homes. Up to March 10, fully MOO of the lattar had already loft. The consul reports great depression in tho biiHiuuns of the Panama Railroad Company, and they 11 ro suffering from the ciisls, owing to tho loss of local tralllc. Tvrrlhln 1 Valuing. LosAnoblus March 27. A lit tlo girl named Casey, of East Los Angeles, who lias been sick for some timo, hud convulsion this morning during which she vomited up a liz ard three Inches long. It Is sup poed slio swallowed the leptlio while drinking ata spring of Impuie water. Ilittlfitii ami tint (Iritutii. Nkw Yoiik, Murch 28. General Budoau and Colonel Fi'.d Grant, executors of the ostato of the lata General Grant, have been sum moned before the commissioner In the matter of tho chargo against Baileau of overcharging public- fees when consul ot Havana. General Grant was one of Badeau's bonds men, and the government Is trying to compel tho white to make good the deficiency. VUlunl to Show His Huutl. Nmv Youic, March 27. The deal between the Nortliorn Paelllu aud tho Wisconsin Central, to bo deter mined soon. Is no unloudlnir suhome In tho interest of the Wlscon"'" I Central. The big benefits are for the Northern Pacific. Vlllard, who is about ready to show his hand in Nortliorn Pucllic affairs, lias big schemes afoot for the good of the property. Pioposetl Light-Ship, San Fuancisco, March 27. Pre parations aro being made for the establishment of a light and fog sig nal vessel off the nioulli of the Col umbia river, for which congress appiopriated 00,000. Captain Se bree, light-houso inspector gives 1'rofessor Davidson, of tho coast survey the credit of being first to advocato this aid to navi gation. It is expected that the ship will bo built, equipped and placed in position in a little over a year. There is a maiden fudy in n city not fur from Elberton, Ga., who Is so constituted that she cannot live out of water buta short wliilo at n time. Alter remaining away fronl a bath tub for a couple of hours, she commences to faint and almost suf focates, and to procure relief must cover her entire body in cold water. She lias in her room a pool or fresh water, and in this she spends a greater part of her timo both sum mer and winter. Mr. G. Washington Duke I hear, fcdtt, dat yo's got a job on do Morning Clarion. Whad yo' think ob do profestlon of Journalism? Mr.W. Scott Ciufl It am a per fesslou, sub, which requires do clear out head an' do most pow'ful corn centeratlon of mind. No ordinary 111.111, sub could vush dose ten story windows without diziness. Puck. Inventor Edison lias patented a steam " lingaugraph. " This "lin gaugraph" is designed to bo used on locomotives lit place of tho steam whistle. Instead ot whistling once for down brakes, it bellows the word "brakes." It is all a question of pipes, valves and keyboard, and when tho thing is llnally perfected it will toot the names of all stations along tho Hue. Citien (to Uncle Rastus) Well, Undo Rastus, how aro you getting on in tho grocery business? Undo Rastus Why, I gues, do boss am Very much pleased with me. Do fust timo I come into do sto I luk down do sian "No trouble to show goods," and Instltootcd In Its place "No trouble to receipt bills,' and I deolar' do boss give me a plug o' tobacco. General McCIellun sovorul years aijo desirjd to become personally ac quainted with Captain Ericsson and employed tho services of John New ton, 0110 of Ericsson's few friends, to obtain an audience. The captain leplied that while ho felt flattered by the request, ho was "too old to make any now acquaintances and must beg to bo excused." Miss Bunker Hill 1 understand that you belong to a Browning so ciety In Chicago, Miss Wabash. What Is your opinion of this great poet? Miss Wabash In metaphysical subtleties lie is no slouch, hut tlicro is no more lyrical slap dusli about him thun'thcro Is hi a cold sausage. Letter 1.1st. Tho following letters remain un called for in tho postolllcoat Salem Mar. 2(1, 1880, persons calling for the same, will say "advertised:" Albert Geo M Blirker Beiity Wm J-2 Bodnor Anna Brown Maude Armstrong F D Berkley Rl Burton Henry Brcxton A II Carlo II M Craw Geo S Calliighuii Dr J J Clodfelter Mrs (JOIIlHtOCK V Xj Dunlap Ellas Duko Matthew EckleborgerU Herron Mrs J R Hum Mrs. Win Ulo Albert Johnston Fred J Millgan Purllo Mosoy Moraau James Edward Mis A Halter Victor HoferGeo. IIlo Robert Jonston J Maxwell J M Milner A IC Murphy T E Mott Dr W S McDonald Miss A MoTodd Mrs L A Nixon David OdoiinelMrs Win Olonder Oscar Puttou Mrs E Person C E Price Mrs Mary Plumb Rowlund Reed Guy Rice Isaac Rlggs M iss Fanny Rethorford W uoueriHon jus Ktenhens U Goiitl Davld-2 Bhuut Cant W P Stono G W StonoWH TownsondJUissN Kettlomelr H W Ktllllnger M Scott Wm Smith SG Tuttlo Miss Allco Tyler Lottie Vai mi Bohrun Rose WhltoMrs. M vwiHoMrsA White Miss Ids W ,'hlto Mrs H West WIIUd ' Watson ww 8 Wood Mrs Eliza Wllohlro W A y-dllg It lb81 Ibert Young Miss. P K. H. DEARBORN, P, $,