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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-24

A committee appointed 10 examiJe the
books Of Lane county hnds Deputy 6her-
IN Days shortage 20 be nearly s2SO0.
The committee also reports the county
Indebtedness at over t9i, 900.
SCHILLER-COX.-0n November is,
1899, at the residence OF the brides
parents at Knox's Butte, by Rev. Ar
thur Cane, OF Amity, Mr.. William
Schiller and Miss Anna Cox, two pop
ular young people Of this county.
The wedding was attended by host oil
relatives and friends and. the good wishes
Expressed by oil were sufficient assur-
anco - the happy young couple that they
have the love and respect OF the entire
community.
After the service lunch was served
which was enjoyed by all. Songe were
then sung and the evening spent in q
social time,
The ,oung people were afro Eemem-
bered with many elegant and useful
presents, 40 follows; Or. and Mrs. Cox,
table linens and household goods; set oi
vases, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan; tread plate
and card receiver, ETC., Mr.. Morgan; cot
OF dishes, knives and forks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Cox; Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Burkhart,
lamp; Mr.. +. N. Morgan, bed spread |;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Morgon, water set !;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Archibald, water Get I;
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Trites, lamp; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Archibald, glass set; Mr.. Clay
Trites, cake stand; Edwin Trites, tooth
pick holder; Mrs. and Miss Anna Trites,
cake plate; Mrs. Martha Crowder, pie
plates and silver pie spoon; Miss Nora
Clem, cake plates; Miss Emma Burk-
hart, pie plates; Miss Carrie BurkhaEt,
bread plate; Mr.. James Foster, water
set; Edna and Roy Cox, fruit dish.
Before the happy party broke up the
crack Of guns was heard, bat all went
we'll except one OF the shooters, who is
reported TO have been wounded in the
thumb; but from last reports rapid re-
covery is 10 be expected
The couple will make Albany their fu-
ture home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schiller have the best
wishes OF many for the happiness and
prosperity due the estiinable young'cou-
pie.
-UME-CUSHMAN.--On Nov. 10, 1899,
In the afternoon, at the St. Charles
hotel, by Rev. Hartman, Mr.. p. Il.
Hume and Miss Ollie Cushmau, o
Brownsville:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-24
FRIDAY.

At the epening OF the cirsuit court this
forenoon Judge Boiss rendered his de-
cisIon In the case Of the Pacific States
Savings, Loan and Building 90. agt. j.
L; Hill. The general demurrer TO the
complaint was sustained, practically set.
tling the euit In favor OF the defendant
In giving his decision Judge Boise pre-.
seDted facts that will materially afiec
the business of outside Building and
Loan Companies doing business Ia tbs
state. First, tho transaction 10 governed
by the laws OF the state where the con-
tAact was made, those OF Oregon, and
not by the lave OF California, where the
plaintiff pesides, second, the laws in
torce In Oregon when the contract was
made seven years ago operate and mot .
building and loan law subsequently,
passed, third, that the contract was MS
urious, calling for more than ten per
cent interest, the rate In force when
the contract was made, that the de-
iendant was not partner in the
plaintiffs company Notwithstanding the
fact that he took stock In Il, which was
done merely Sc tranaaction for the se-
SNNtAN " tbu tNAtA W tuO AuUuoy. AuV tBC
court further stated that instead OF ow.
ing the plaintiff over $500 dem and ED, the
defendant has overpaid Il, as q matter Of
fact 10 the sum Of about $l32. The
plaintiff was allowed ten days In which
TO nle an amended complaint. The case
will probably be appealed 10 the supreme
court.
Porter Slate VS. r A jayne. writ Of re-
view. Judgment reversed and remanded
TO lower court.
John Bradley VS. Adelia Mercy ct al
partition. g S Hill appointed referee to
sell property.
Annie Kecbler and E Z Keebler vs. Jos
A Smith and Mary Smith, partition,
EefeIees appointed to partition property
Charles Whitney, John Barr, A T Riggs.
Continued.
Geo Finley VS. Robert Gloss ct al, in
junction. Demurrer sustained and in
junction dissolved.
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Over sI.7S.

From the Times:
The tl.76 lawsuit which tbs munIc-
lpality Of Philomath and Citizen John
Ingle recently fought out In tbs Corval-
lie justice couIt, is 10 have rub In the
circuit court Of Benton county. Tho case
Il will be remembered, went against tho
city In the justice court, and the city Is
not satisfied with the result Besides
the loss Of tho ti.76, which waa the or.
iginal bone OF contention In the litiga-
ton. there 10 cost bill OF $3.50, aud
the city, very naturally, hopes 20 be able
70 transfer the expense 10 Citizen Ingle
The city'a attorneys have, accordingly,
pesitioned the circuit court for a review
II tho proceedings In tho justice court,
where, tho papers Alleee, errors were
made. The petition showH that In Rd-
dillon 10 u. l.. Bryan, Weatherford and
Wyatt, ot Albany, have bccn employed
70 represent the city. In the Justice
court Citizen Ingle was his own lawyer.
and won the case. Hc cannot practice
In the circuit coaFt. and will have TO em-
ploy nm attorney. whence there IL dim
possibility that he may get licked.
MFs.Judgs Blackburn came up from
Salem this noon.
Mrs. +. L. Power aud daughter Edith
Of Lebanon are visiting Albany friends.
Mrs. MlnervaiIsom and Mrs. Heilman
went 70 Portland yesterday on several
days visit.
John Foshay and daughters, Nellie
tended the funeral Of Archie Mcklllop 81
salcm yesterday.
A pleasant social event for young peo.
pie was = party Tuesday evening 81 the
residence OF Mr.. q. u. HaiRht, given BY
Miss oda. The evening was spent enjoy.
ably In games, refreshments, etc.
Frank Reynolds and Fred Paul arrived
here Friday from Minnesota, and have
bcen visiting old aeQulntAnces. They
think Lebanon the best place they have
seen yct.-Lebaiion Enterprise.
Rev. and Mrs. u. II. McCullsgh, were
In the city this nocn on their way u
their new home at Red Blufi, CALI
where Rey. McCullagh has. been called
ne pastor Of the Presbyterian church.
| A very pleasant farewell party wal
given Miss Bertha Keene, Tuesday
evening, at the home oi the Missea Fro
man. Music and games were indulged
In until late hour when lunch, con-
sistlng OF ice cream and cake, was enjoy.
Cd by the guests. Those invited were
Rose and Josie MaIing, Kate Merrill
Hattie Olsen. Ida Schumacher, Stella
Cunningham, Bertha Keene, Maud and
Edna Frolnan: Meesra, Fred Harris
Alien Schumacher, viii Merrill, Guy
Lewelling, Robert Ashby, Bert Drum
Claude Klum and Leslie Verlck.
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Sent to Washington.

The report and recommendations Of
the board Of United States engineers re-
.arding the improvement Of the channel
at the entrance TO YaquIna bay were
agreed upon yesterday and forwarded TO
Washington, but cannot DO made public
from this end Of the line. The board
disbanded, Captain Harry Taylor going
back 70 his station at Seattle, Colonel
Mansfield 10 Gray's Harbor, 70 inspect
the jetty, on which work IL soon 10 be
shut down for the season. He will re.
turn 70 Portland and then proceed 10
Puget sound on tour Of inspection.
In the central part Of the valley the
people are greatly In hope that the board
recommended the improvement OF the
channel, as they think that II will mean
much 10 them. They say that II the,
can ship their wheat from Yaquina, I
will make difference ci several cents l
bushel 10 the producer. Supplies will
be brought 10 the consumer and eoit
much more cheaply, and the cost Of liy.
ing will be reduced. Telegram.
At q chivaree n sar Knoxe Butte las
evening one Of the prominent farmers o
the vicinity received an injury 10 hi
hand, which though 10 not Of a danger
Gus character.
One case, that OF w. 7. Cochran, mp
pclIant, w.. Ben Selling ,ias assignee, ant
the Bank OF British Columbia, q credit.
or, respondents, from Multnomah coun'
ty, was argued and submitted In the gu
pFeme court yesterday.
The overland arrived two or thre'
hours late this morning with two Pull
mans absent from the rear end. The,
were left at Edgcwood last evening OF
account OF wreck. The cars were tip
and fortunately no one was at all injur
cd.
Two important real estate transaction
happened yesterday. The $50 acre farm
Of Henry Galloway, ten miles Dorth o
Corvallis, was purchase by 8. II. Moore
for his father, J. II. Moore, Of Brimfeld
Illinois. The farm adjolns the place re
Gently purchased Of Ira Hunter by Mt
S. III. Moore. The consideration wa
&6000, cash. Mr.. Moore also purchased
the A. r. Hershner residence, in Cor
Wallis, for $1,000 cash. Corvallis Times
In the freeze sometime ago, corn ol
the college farm was frozen. The corr
was not yet matured, having only ad
vanced In the process Of. Tipening h
about the roasting-ear stage. To tes
the value Of the frozen corn for food pur
poses, seven hogs were fed on IL for I
week. They were weighed before anC
afterwards, and showed gain OF 1.
pounds, or nearly one pound each PEI
day, thus establishing the value Of frox
en- corn as q food stuff. Corvallis Times
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-24
Bad Fall.

While thinning . cherry tree this Of
ternUon In the yard at Mr.. O. A. Arch.
ibald's Mr.. Robert Brown, Sr.. :ost his
hold, and fell striking on the porch and
of upon the ground on his head. forum.
ately breaking no bones, but SHAKING
him up In very serious manner. Or.
Davis was called and ct press time his
condition was considered serious. thouoh
the chances are in his favor.
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Appendicitis.

An operation was performed this aftor-
noon by prs. Wallace aud Davis on Miss
Margaret Cundifi, for h o appendicitis.
The case ls very serious one. tho APP
p0ddlx having burst apd peritonitis hay.
ing sot II. Her recovery, the readers OF
lho DgMocnAL generally will be sorry 10
barn Ia considered improbable.
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In tho probate court.


an estate Of Alice \ upham, A NJ Cam
non was appointed administrator. Bonds
800. In estate Of Judge q Powell, a.
owance OF ti6 per week asked Tor widow.
In estate OF Leland Davis, minor. Mr..
Bennett was appointed guardian. Bond.
1880.
In tho recorders Office deeda were filed
rom
Amelia Muller 10 DR. w II Davis,
: lot y, bl IL, Albany ..,,...,..a.. 1880
Jgnatx Fox TO James + McErlane,
n feet bl SO, Albany. ....... 1000
Laura ke.ehum TO Ella Dubrullle,
lot ., hl 10, Albany 10
Mary White,by shcrIn, 10 A A Tus.
cling, lot Brownsville ..... 1913
John Carroll. by sheriff, TO A d
Courier, ~ acres. 49,. .....a.. 90
Jcaslo Bond 10 A q Window, l
block Brownsville. llV..,............ $50
Mortgage ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. for. 2s2
.................... 100
Release Of mortgage for ....... 1900
........... 700
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Albert Meaker, Of Toledo, shipped two
more car loads Of cattle to Albany Tues
day morning. II was thought some time
ago that all the surplus cattle in the
county had been cleared ont, but when
Albert Meaker and Lester Waugh go i'm
to the bills beef hunting they always
hnd what they want and sull there's
more.-Tolsdo News.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-24

TnK HAYpIs socIErY.-The musical
season Of the year Ia approaching. and
tho Hayden GratorIo.. Society are aware
OF the fact. Last evening the members
met at the college md organized for the
coming year by the election OF tho fol-
lowing officers President, Clem Irvine
vIce-presldent. +. 4. Marshall secretary
and treasurer. VIM. Fortmilleri Dir
ector, Prof. q. A. WirtE; assistant dir
ector, Geo. Achison; pianist, Mrs. r. b.
K0tchum; assistant pianist, Mics Mild
rcd Burmoster; committee on music,
Mrs. II. w. Langdon. Mrs. p. A. Young.
Mrs. N. Il. Winnard.
On account Of the probability Of the
holding OF the May festival Of music at
Albany next year special preparation
viii be made in this city the coming win
ter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-24

VIM, Faber OF the Albany Brewing
Co., was In town today. He is one brew
or who wishes hops were 25 cants a
pound and oil other products in proper.
tion. He thinks that would produce
more prosperity than any Law or party in
power, and he is about right. Salem
Journal.
Beginning next Monday there will be
a new schedule on the Lebanon road
the paticulars OF which have not yet
been reported. It is probable though
that the afternoon train will leave Alb
Vny shortly alter the arrival Of the
northbound overland.
The Willamettes and Chemawas viii.
play foot bail at Salem Saturday OF next
week, and an effort 10 being made to se-
cure game with the Multnomahs at
Portland on Thanksgiving.
1.-THE Supreme Court sustains the de-
cision OF Judge Boise this morning OUT
eide Building and Loan Associations in
the state merely to loan money, will
have togo out of business in Oregon.
Mr.. Julius GFadwoEl Gays it is HE
judgment on the telegraphic reports that
sugar will go up. Buyers will d } we'll to
lay in stock now.
Mr.. L. r. Case has leased his barber
shop to James Johnson, who win now
run 1t.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-24

NRxT Monday, Tuesday and wednes.
day, Nov. Goth, 2ist and 2od, three days
no longer, DIR. Lowe, the oculo-opticlan
will retnrn and can be found in DR..
Littler's cfIice on above dates. II you
want your eyes itcstcd right and iltted
with right glasea, at right prices don't
fail TO see him.
Some very: pretty holiday novelties
heve just been received by +. N. French.
They are solid silver book marks, on
which are the churches and school build
ings Of the city, the big bridge, Three
Sisters. ETC., with their names, making q
fine thing to send of to friends, as they
will DO easy 10 mail, end will afford an
opportunity for showing off our pretty
church structures.
License was issued today for the mar
rIage OF Mr.. Grant Nichols and Miss Ad-
die Huston. The marriage was TO take
place at O'Clock this afternoon at the
home OF the BRIDES father Mr.. John
Huston, at Plainview. Toe groom is q
son OF Mr.. James Nichols, reliable
young man who deserves the estimable
wife he has secured. Mr.. Ed. Huston,
OF this city, brother of tho bride, at
tended the ceremony.
Il. e. McClanahan, who has efficiently
coached the Albany college football team
during the season, arrived home last
night.-Guaru. rMoOlanahan made
many friends here who appreciate that
he did all that could be done for tha Alb.
any team. IT takes years, as a rule to
build up winning team, aud there is no
encouragement 10 the defeats Of this
year.
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There may be some wheels in the
coming election.
Councilman Richards is the Holman
Of the Albany City Council.
will the Kentucky governorship be
gobbled from Goebel.
Tune u2. The musical season is upon
us. Albany has the talent for good work.
The number Of marriages this week
has been nearly az many as the number
Of divorces. There has been neck and
neck race for the lead.
The Statesman says several shooting
stars were seen at the asylum farm.
Probably no where else in Oregon. In
view OF the dense clouds the statement 10
certainly a crazy one.
Aquinaldo is surrounded again. He
must have smelt fire this time for he lost
his secretary. The chances are that
when the Filipino roundup 10 ended the
wiley Aquinaldo will not be in the cen.
ter.
Is there any one who will refuse Il
sign petition 10 keep Roberts out o
congress. By nil means sign it. And
yet 1t Is an interesting fact that Utai
was admitted to the union just for polit.
ical purposes. MormonisIn should first
have been biotted out.
| There were twenty-four weddings in
Linn county in October. II November
keeps up its present rate it will beat thin
for the first time since the OEMocRAT
man has watched the recorda, there hav-
/ ing always been more marriages in thi:
county in October than in any otlIei
month Of the year.
/ Those who sat up last night 10 zee this
msteors saw nothing but clouds, though
the early part Of the evening gave prom
lee OF clear night. With all the tall
about these wonderful heavenly visitors
who come around Il, see us only once IN
lthirty-three years, We lost the privilege
oil witnessing their cavortings through
the skies. How many will be around in
thirty-three years when the next visit
will be made.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-24
COUNTY BUSINESS.

In the recorders Office she following
deeds we're filed:
A A Thompson to W B Thompson,
" hCFce.. .....s............. %0Uu
Mary and Kate Melnert by guardian
70 w II Goltra, ,2-3 interest in 1888
acrea II w 3...... ........... 6I7
Wilhelmina Kiber 10 w III Goltra,
interest In $3.50 acres. ....... SS3
F Wise TO i Morris, / ios bl Is HISS
ad and lots Abbeys nd ..... Is
Mary 0den TO II o Kilt m, lots blS
Hills ad Sodaville. ............. 225
] @ Mayo 70 Willamette Pulp Co,
piece land 10 1000
] n Brown 10 U B Pollard, lot 8 bis
H's Srd ad Albany
Mortgage on $40 acres. ............ 1900
Satisfaction OF mortgage for. .2S82
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Wiilamette's professionalism has
caused disbanding Of the intercollesi-
ate football league. No college that be-
lieves in pure football and amateur
sports should play with Willamette.
Five OF the men are known to be entire
iy outside Of the college, and to have
been entered as Law students purely for
the purpose Of filling up the eleven with
strong men. It is such conduct that
disgraces amateur sports, and the col
leges Of Oregon should set down on it
with all their might.
The assessment rolls fled ct Salem
show the following assessment in sever
al counties on money. and indicates what
a lot of prevaricatoFe are running At
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-24

NEW YoRK, Nov. l5.-The Times saws
According to some Wall street reports,
the war between the sugar refining COM
panies is very near settlement and in
rather an extraordinary way 1t is said,
in fact, that so'idation OF all the su.
gar-refining companies Of the country is
shortly to be brought about and that the
American company has thet project in
charge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-24
National Grange.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Nov. I5-The SD an
nual session OF the National Grange con-
vened in this city today, with Master
Aaron Jones, Of South Bend, Ind, in the
chair, Twenty-six states were represent
ed. While the committees were engaged
in the deliberations, Master Jones CALI
ed on Jabez Robinson, master Of the Do.
minion Grange, Of Canada, for remarks,
and Robinson, took up the most .of the
morning session, bringing greetings and
reviewing the work of the year in the
Dominion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-24
The Boer War.

LONDON, Nov. IS, A. M.-The most
Interesting and, in fact, the only news Of
the war, now comes from the western
frontier, the accounts OF Colonel Bpden-
Powell's brilliant exploits at Mafeking.
Trench work is quite novel in Boer tactics
and some curiosity is evinced as to who
may tesdirecting.t them, and rs to what is
still to beshown. Nevertheless, both at
Mafeking and Kimberly conditions seem
altogether favorable.
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The Meteors.

BosToN, Nov. 16 6-The sky cleared
beautifully in this vicinaty at about j
O'Clock this morning, and with the moon
swinging down into the west, a number
OF neteors Aere seen. At the Harvard
observatory, large one was photographs
ed soon after midnight, and the observ,
eEs at that time were very hopeful OF
slghling many more before dawn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-24

MASILA, Nov. 1G.--A correspondent oil
the Associated Press autographs an &C.
count Of the rapid pace with which Gen.
Young covered the road with his cavalry.
The Macabebe scouts completely sur.
prised and demoralized the insurgents
around the low county.
A messenger and reinforcements, who
were captured, say the insurgents from
San Jose 10 San Nicholas did not expect
or know OF the arrival OF the Americans
until a day or two after they actually ar.
rived.
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Not Confirmed
Aquinsldo's Campaign

MANILA, Nov. 10, II r. M'-Geuera
Hughes, with part Of the Nineteenth and
Twenty-sixth regiments, moved from Ilo
lilo Thursday, November 8, to 0ton, six
miles west for the purpose Of capturing
Santa Barbara. the rebel stronghold.
Recent orders from Aquinaldo, found
in the trenches, said:
Do not oppose the Americans advance.
Burn the villages as they are attacked.
Divide the forces into bands Of s40. Ha--
rass the Americans on every occasion.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-12-02
The Murmuns Getting 4 Fuuthuld

That the Mormons with their per-
nicious doctrine are getting too strong
a foothold in some parts of the South
cannot be denied. The frst regular
session of what is termed the East
Tennessee Conference of the Church
of Latter Day Saints has just com.
pleted its lsbors in Knoxville, Tenn.
This conference was presided over
by its president, one Rev. f. B Ham
mond, but during one day of the ses-
sion he surrendered the chair to Ben
jamin E Rich, who styles himself
President of the Southern Mission"
This Mr.. Rich made an address in
which he declared that proverbisl
Southern hospitality had thrown open
to the Mormons the doors of thous
ands Of Southern homes and that
Southern hearts, which were ever at
tuned to that which is virtuous and
right, were receiving the Mormon
doctrine gladly.
Can this be true We could hope
not, but unfortunately statistical re
ports were submitted to the confer
ence which would seem to verify, to
some extent, the statements of Presi-
dent Rich. Among other things they
show that forty-six Mormon mission
aries have been at work throughout
thirty-four counties of East Tenues-
see during the psst six months, that
a large numb ber of these missionaries
have, during the same period, been
doing active work in the counties of
Western North Carolina and South
west Virginia, "all Of whom" de
clared Mr.. Rich, "report gratifying
success" success, of course, in inter
esting people in the Mormon doctrine.
Incidently these reports referred to
serious disturbances in several local
ties, disturbances created, they say,
by violent opposition of their pecu-
liar doctrine. Richmond Times.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-12-02
Decline Of Imports.
The Baltimore Sun says:

The Baltimore Sun says:
The decline of imports is strik nc
and curious. "In 1s93," the New
York Journal of Commerce observes
1.-THE imports were,i in round numbers
$844 900, 900, against $697 900 600 for
l899-a decline of $l47 600, 900 in
spite of an increase OF at least nine
millions in population. The most
important element in this decline is,
of course, under the head of manu-
fsctured products, of which $50, 900,
600 less in value WAS imported ID
1899 than in 1893 Under the head
of food and animals there was de-
cline of $57, 900 900, and under the
head of articles of voluntary use
Injuries, etc.-s decline Of $l4 0OO,'
900 Gu the other nand, the value of
the imports of articles in crude
condition entering into the processes
of domestic manufacture shows an
increase of $4,000 900 as compared
with 1898"
The imports this year are less by
$l8,000,000 than in 1895, in which
year the country had not recovered
from the crisis of 1898 Ia some
cases, however, the quantities i'm
ported have increased. while the
value has decreased. For example,
we imported 1000 900 more pounds
of sugar, while the value has fallen
over $2l 900 000 Of coffee we i'm
ported S3l l.0O0.0 900 pounds, against
563 600, 900 pounds in 1893, bat for
the larger quantity We gave $55, ,0OO,'
900, while we gave $4,000, 900 for
the smaller quantity.