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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10
AN AEROSTATIC CONGRESS.
An Interesting feature In Connec-
tion with the Louisiana fur-
chase Centennial Exposition.

ST. Louis. Jan. 6.-The classification
already adopted and being promui-
gated by the Louisiana Purchase eA.
position provides for an exhibit OF
aerial navigation in the department
of transportation.
In the scope of the international
congresses during the Worlds fatr
which will treat the exhibits from az
academic standpoint, provision has
been made for an Aerostatlc con-
gress. The aerial tournament, that
has been provided for. therefore, Is
an additional step. adding to the ex-
hibit and TO the discussion of aero
states the actual demonstration.
Group ~ in the department OF
TRANSFORMATION will be devoted entire
" to exhibits of aerial navigation.
1t will embrace four classes, as fol-
lows:
Class 4sl. Balloon construction
Fabrics. varnishes, cars, valves, net
ting cordage; appliances for stop
ping balloons. anchors, grapnels,
generation Of hydrogen and of other
light gases. laptiNe DaIioohs-
Class 4s2. Aerial voyages-Use OF
balloons for the study " the atmos-
phere. air currents. clouds, temporal
ture at great height. critical phc-
nomena. etc. Drawings, maps Of
Journeys. diagrams. photographs.
Class 4s3. .iilitary ballooning Nil.
itary captive balloons and their ac
cessorics: winding drums. transport
wagons: apparatus for imitation.
7 Class 4si. Aerial navigation-D'r-
igiblc SALOONS and guiding apparatus;
\ flying machines: screw propcllers:
aeroplanes and parachutes.
II Is believed that the information
al congress devoted 10 aerostatics
will bring together those who have
given attention to the science o.
aerial navigation in all parts of the
world. The tournament will insure
the presence nf those who have actn
ally attempted 10 carry out the the
cries
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

-McKinley's cabinet will soon be
IN a storage warehouse.-N. Y. World.
What a load and aggravation to
the patience OF our people this Phil
ipnine business is. - Boston Record
RepD.
In kicking Maclay out Of the navy
The policy Of the administration seems
10 be to take il out on the dog.-At-
lanta journal
1t is TO be hoped that Mrs. shaw's
decision. that her husband had better
accept the treasury portfolio, viii
prove fortunate one, from the stand
point Of the country's best interests.-
Albany Argus.
The Philippine islands have been
found to be part Of this country when
naval otfenses are 10 be dealt with. In
iced, the Philippines are part OF this
country one time and not part OF 1T
another time. a sp,cia ruling is mad
to fit every case. Convenient, Is II not?
indianapolis News Und.).
before instructing Secretary
Root TO write that singing letter Of
rebuke TO Gen. Miles the preside mt
might have reflected how in connec-
ton with the Santiago "round robin
he once violated very stringent rule
Of the war department. Discipline is
an excellent thing and must be main
tanned, but there are other things ais o.
-Des Moines Leader.
That mart az the philipDina com
missions report in which the commits
sion asks for complete power over the
peop.e and property and resources of
the island reads humorously like a
"green- goods" circular: Trust me.
am your friend. would do you good
Have faith in me and you'll get your
money back a thousand times over.
etc. etc.-N. y. World.
Iowa is not proud to have Gov
shaw selected to represent il in tn,
cabinet. Iowa is not represented b,
Gov. Shaw. Iowa opinion on pubic
questions is misrepresented by him
As o cabinet member he will be bul
wark Of strength for private and spe
cial privileges. lie will stand for TIL,
demands Of the tariir-fed infants;
for the domination Of commercialisn
in politics.; for railroad influences
for the most lenient attitude towar'
trusts; for eyerythii & that the rca
sentiment Of Iowa does not approx
and for nothing that Iowa does al
prove. City Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

growing in favor steadily az aAse
Years
III stands to-day before the na-isl
AS n thoroughly 1esrsc- 1ewwrarslE ss.-
en-ific internal remedy for sH-a-ra-
There are practically 10 m~-e.1I-
rivals ir The field
Perura j. not Il srsrnl AFT-rl-l e-
temporary rsl5ef- IL : F~rnzlH l.
cure Perunz IS ! systemic ra PIP ~
II e-ad1ez-ts ca1lrrh from -G- t-
tenn Ir cures r1rlr-h wherrur- ~
Gated lis cures are rHLsE.lA and ls--
inr.
Therefore. Pt--rl = rerwHvl-r ~
i1EO-stnf1- Of The heading sr1rr --ltl
and hisiory-Hn1ksrs OF The CIV
Address The PerwrI Mob fF.
Columbus O. Ton book rs rr= 4
ials- containing lf-z@rs from Ut ~
snenz men and women e,a-eer1 ?
Peruna-
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A sunday -tssoQa lGntntr - aArril-s H..
has class I'd -l-zle r1si-- Irs1 ~ = ID lil- "a
10 tel faern eEra -'EznclF Cd ene --r'. n.
cscrlfl that sEs t.nTEtn.tL II z.a waei1 AL
request tbf r--l1rel 40 Engce a w-r-t &
Scripture 10 illustrate tie sunrY- a. >
wnF she hopes Is --n-rTrss To- n-efsIllt-s q
Biblical kDrw3nart NDsf- 1sk -zzrae ena-.
Dne Sunday s.t 1E11 Ter ws1sz at a zIei
b0r VINO would rn-rin cars ant rur uE sr
taIls- Now. rR- any katie rri -si- me X
al 1-yruJr11-F rfraee A.. z-lEets
There KAs 7sal-- Joe u Few rrfsul,il :.
when one &C zhs .l719s girls Arose AK .
solemn VOICE SAID ~ lsI1ss-xer esrt -
joined tsrs1hs- Bs1 ID MAN rsEs lsazr.lsr :
Dt-ruIf frr~ Fres.
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re 81. Louis Worlds Fair VIII OF.
Ger ssbsssntta1 Inducements
For Its Development.

81. Louis. Jan. THE Louisiana
Purchase Exposition Co. will offer
prize of not less than 100000, and
possibly amounting To 100000, Tor .
successful airship 10 be exhibited at
the exposition In 1908. This announce
ment was made after members OF the
committee had determined upon the
feasibility and attractiveness of the
idea. A tournament of airships Is the
corollary of the offer OF the prize.
Tests of the various airships COM
peting for the prize will be made on
the site of the exposition, and 1t Is
expected that all the scientists of the
world that have undertaken TO solve
the problem of aerial navigation Will
be present with their latest devices.
While no special effort will be made
TO encourage any particular inventor
il is thought by the executive COM
mittee that Santos-Dumont. who has
attained the greatest amount OF sue
cess up TO the present. will he q
prominent figure in the contest, and
that. with the inducemcnt offered. he
will bring great energy To bear dur
inc the intermediate time so that has
Eiffel tower fight may be repeated
here with more certainty. and the
iournky greatly heightened.
From the first drafting of the class
ification of the exposition exhibits
those things which have 10 do with
aerial navigation have been given
prominent place. The decision Of the
committee will result in an aero
nautic congress. which will be at
tended by men who have been at
tracing public attention for years
past, each bringing with him hi
strongest claim of solving the mex
scientific feat the world is Looking
forward to. 1t was thought adyisa
bic to offer large prize. in ORDER L
make the competition as inclusive a
possible. While the honor of takins
the first place in sucha contest woui'
be regarded as sufficient inducemen
by some others who are less abb
financially to enter the race may tn'
financial backing with SO generous
prize in sight. In this way II is be
lieved that every man with an inven
ton the plausibility of which he ca
demonstrate will be among the con
testants.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Rsvises Measure No Improvement %
the First One which Favores
Private Intcrests.

Opposition TO Senator Fryts ne"
shp--ubsidy bill, which is shortly TO
demand the attention of the senate,
with powerful inhue nces urging favor
able action, is justified on precisely
the same grounds which made impos-
sible the passag OF the origina. meas
ure during the preceding session OF
congress. says the ST. Louis kepublc.
Notwithstanding the crafty argu-
ments TO the contrary advanced by the
present supporters Of the bill, there has
been no abandonment of the evil Tea
lures contained in the subsidy PROPOSE
tion as first introduced in the senate.
The ingenuity of the trainers has been
severely taxed TO formulate new
measure which shall furnish an ex-
cuse for demanding support original
~ denied while making no concessions
justifying such support, and the sue
cess achieved in this direction has not
been such as TO encourage the sub
sidy bills friends. Certainly the meas
ure now awaiting action should not
win to its support any senator who was
unwilling to support its predece ssor.
Mr.. John De Witt Warner. of the
New York Re form club, most forcefully
represents the esta b.ished public SEN
timent of this country in summing up
anew the reasons why the present ship
subsidy bill should be defeated. The
new bill is. like the old, revival of the
earlier mail-subsidy grab. There Is
- 70 . far
its operation. The measure proposes,
TO the contrary, increased pay for
slower service. The very ships which
would get most of the subsidy, Mr..
Warner points out, are large employ
ers of Chine Sc and other foreign labor.
The interests TO be most heavily and
directly subsidized by the bills opera
tions are the Standard Oil company.
the International Navigation company,
the New York and Cuba Mail company.
the Pacific Mail company and the
American Mail company. the very same
corporations which were behind the
old measure. The new bill, Mr.. War
ner correctly charges. is simply resur-
rection, lin more impudent shape than
4 before. OF the WORST portiOH Oh INC
Hanna Frye bills OF the last two con-
crosses.
There is little hope. however, that
the interests of the American people
will be protected by the vote on the
ship-subsidy bill when that measure
comes to test in the present con-
gress. The republican party lash will
be vigorously welded in behalf Of the
new subsidy grab. The full strength
of the Hanna syndicate behind the bill
is being put forth TO compel passage
The present congress is amenable to
such influence. Nevertheless. the PEG.
PIE should continue TO protest against
the proposed grab. They will be the
sufferers by the operation of the ship
subsidy bill. and they will suffer Il
the extent of many millions of dollars
The issue should be made so plain tina
the passage of the bill will appeal
clearly as a distinct defiance of thu
American people by the representa-
tives of party which has surrendere'
utterly TO monopoly dictation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Going into the free dispensary Of the New
York Medical College and Hospital Tor
Women one afternoon a physician found
three or four little girls who. while await
ing treatment. had evidently made friends
and were huddled together on one benea.
eagerly discussing something Of great II
ferest' which on investigation proved 20 tie
a much handled "chunk" OF candy In AS
;ng some questioning finally elected IN
EXPLANATION that nde one what tells de tlx-
rest lie wins IT," .-Oh," said the doctor, :
am ashamed OF YOU. When ! was little like
Won / never told lies A slight pause. then
from the smallest girl: Give him De can
Az N Y Tribune
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Mount Morris, n. r., Jan. Hi
ram l.. Mills. one of the oldest bank
presidents in the United States, dio1
suddenly here yesterday. lie cele-
bratcd his nirety-sixth birthday on
Thursday last, and danced with the
company. lie chaired his son, Charles
who j. 20 years old. for quitting tho
dance before lie did. Mr.. Mills hal
been president Of the Gcncscc River
national bank continuously since i.s
formation in 1863. He was one Of
the engineers Of the old Genesec Val.
Icy canal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

i can Always 1rAl a rsl1 1t IN 11n-it -
great, sll1 4 CONNER "a. rrzussst-- 1.iisraIls
" Try the WAY he sgalAs 81 rc1e- --els
men Far Eu-- A1irs- wEt1 ~ allHitas@ Nv q
yreslctr1 a. It1cv- 40 a1-sr lI- o
fullta a. Ma f1Jtr &c U.s. >enarar tI "a
rs Sicily. ] know - nn-- Ne -aureri rs &
. tst1e1a~ al 1ens- M 1As e'wu s-rl4lJ l
encn .ellyH~- 7 rrasr me- aan1 ular lr =
ErETn NJ the time gc rlrs eKsstla.- Nwu.. il7s
sTnken "a NJ s~t' and -Alr.l a. rlr aI-
a. al they Nert every 1lF x1u1saa-nas =
IAtcaro artsr Dncln
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Catarrh has already become IA
tional curse It's rayages extend from
ocean 10 ocean.
More than one-half Of the people are
affected by il. IL has become such
serious matter that il has passed the
boundaries of the medical profession
and become a national question Sen
aiors are talking about il; Congress
men are discussing H.
They are not only considering the
extent and chronic nature 81 the dis
ease, but the possibility Of finding IA
tional remedy to meet this national ca
lamity.
The catarrh remedy. Peruna- seems
to be the main expectation in this d.
reetior.
DR.. Hartman. President Of the Hart
man Sanitarium. devised the remedy.
Peruna. over forty years ago. and the
remedy as a catarrh cure has been
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Pittsburg. Pa, Jan. IA case H.
nous in international diplomacy was
closed, yesterday, by the payment Of
$500 damages TO Mrs. LEM, the
mother of Frank g. LEM, an Ameri-
can wheclman who was killed By
Turkish officials. The money was
turned over by the state department
to Attorney John III. Mueller. Of thi,
city. who. in connection with the l.
A. W.. through President keenan,.
was instrumental in securing Prcsi
dent Mckinley's personal interest il
the claim and having II pushed 10
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

He was q horrd doctor, ANYWAY, ana no
gentleman. or he would not have been -
eernel IA the fair young girl who sought ms
"a Rut even doctors are human and Ike
to Joke.
doctor she said, Il am E.raid this CD
mate is too severe for me l have sueh
great trouble breathing WI hsny lungs
You would have great deal more
trouble breath hing without them, rtFi1e1
the cruel man. witn loud hcar-e larr
The maiden shrunk from such wicked
man. and fed as though pursued ~ a mouse
-Rnsfnn Hrrald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Ex-Sen Nebraska
of
appointed Mckinley Chairman OF Ae i lS1s hAt'a
prominent the lOing e1rer ." IA@ 9a
Medcn of Columbus. Ohio
u.a<hr CA
.Thse used puns
most
eosEs < rrszf o. eEss-
beirr efay
trouble. "---yno NJ
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"soLITARY" JOHNSON DEAD.
A Once Notorious Missouri Convtc.
Passes Away mt Memphis,
Tenn.

Memphis, Tenn. Jan. 7.-Jerome b
Johnson. who served long sentence
in the Missouri penitentiary, ten
years Of which was in solitary con-
fincment for escaping by overpower-
ing the guards, died here. and was
buried in the potters field. He
went by the name of SOLITARY" John
son. He said he taught cockroaches
in the dungeon TO come by name. a
spider to descend from the ceiling to
be fed ut call and white rat TO
carry messages to his companions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10
MANY MOODS OF ROOSEVELT.
Cont radictOry and vaci11atinG Con.
duet Of the President In
Various Matters.

President Roosevelt is far from be-
ing effeminate. but he exhibits .
woma nish fondness for changing his
mind. lie gives us elaborate essays
on civil service reform, and then he
appoints Henry c. Payne to the first
cabinet vacancy. He warns office
holders to keep out of politics, and
puts practical politician and spoiis-
monger in the inner family circle of
his administration. says the Albany
Argus.
He dominates Mr.. Durham, of Ohio,
Mark Hanna's man-withdraws the
nomination at Foraker's request, and
then, on Hanna's insistence. agrees
to send il back again. He acts, the
senators say. like child with new
toy, in his dealings with the federal
patronage. and they stand by and
watch him. with the feelings parents
might have IL the toy were bit OF
costly bric-a-brac. In one state he
exalts n senator, and puts down .
national committeeman; in another.
he exalts the national committeeman
and puts down the senator; in New
York state he plays into the hand o.
the governor, at the expense OF both
the senior senator and the nationa
committeeman.
In the Schley case, he causes the
resignation of Maclay to be demand
ed. but, at the same time. he suffers 2
verdict to be officially approved
which Is pro-Maclay and anti-schley
lie pledges himself to maintain the
policy Of President Mckinley; but i
the late president could come back
could he piece together the frag
ments Of his policy and make 1t whole
again?
They are saying in Washington, al
Il used to be said in Albany. that Mr.
Roosevelt has moods as many as tho
hours Of the day; that he is OF nj
many minds upon any given question
as there are sides to that question
and that it all depends upon wht
rets his ear last how he will decide
|
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

No matter what ais you, headache to q
cancer. you viii never get well until your
bowels are put right. Cascarets help nature
cure you without a gr1pe or PAM produce
easy. natural movements, cost you gusl AZ
cents to start geit mr. your health back.
Cascarets Candy Cafhariic- the genuine, T.ui
ND in metal boxes. every tablet has c. &. &.
stamped on it, Beware " limitations
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

-Presid Roosevelt rebukes Gen.
Miles for expressing opinions and crit
icising bureaus. This is the very thing
Roosevelt was guilty Of as an officer in
the Cuban campaign. Roosevelt is .
sticlkler for ci,i! service. Now he re-
moves Maclay. who says he is protect
ed by civil service rules. The presi-
dent appears TO be : bundle Of contra
dictions.- Quincy Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Perhaps Senator Hanna has not
entirely given up the idea OF running
for president in 1904. lie appears to
be setting a trap TO catch he lsbcr
vote.--Topeka State Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Each succeeding year finds the unedu-
Gated million les surprised to hear tran
diamonds and coal are the same suhrsaDtx
Peck
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

am sure Piso's Cure for CONSUMPTION
saved my life three years a-o.-Mrs- Ibns-
Robbins Maple Street, Norwich, n. "
Feb. IL, 1900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

He-Your friend. Miss DasAaway, ms
quite a military air about her.
She No wonder. she mas participated
N no fever than IL engagements.-C Image
Daily News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Cure your cough with Hale's Honey 81
Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toofhache Drops Cure IL one minute.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

We discover that almost anybody Trunks
he could run h0tel.-A ashlngt0n LAP
Dem Dcrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

AT times al Of rs insist on beng ni4sr.
able -Aichison Globe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

The lightning calculator j. merely figure
head.-Chicagc Daily News
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

stops the CouEh ard Works ON
the Coid-
Laxative Bromo s,ulIine ablets- Price &c
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PUTNAM FADELESS DYES colornure
goods, per package, than any ofher-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-31
Dispute About the
Officials.
Game Will Be Well
Taken Care Of.
Fox Hunters Association to Hold
Three Day Meet.

Here's the solution to the famous
problem about who are to be the Of
ficials at the Shelby-E. A. A. @. game
at the East Akron grounds tomorrow
afternoon. This question has seemed
TO be OF more Importance than the rest
of the game, by reason of the fact that
Shelby has been afraid of getting an
unfair deal in the matter. Wagon
hurst, of Mansfield, who is said to
know all about the game, will off,
ciate for Shelby, and he has suggest
ed Rockwell. Carter, Whitsel and
Kapp as acceptable officials for East
Akron. Carter will probably be busy
with the Buchtel game, and Whitsel
is absent from the city. This leaves
it up to Kapp and Rockwell, both Of
whom are known to be fair and to
know the game in every detail.
East Akron is trained to the minute
for the game, and expects to give
Shelby the game Of its life, There
will probably he big crowd at this
for long time between East Akron
and Shelby, and 1t has been long since
that team has been beaten.
On Buchtel field Buchtel and the
strong Bethany college in West Viz
gnia will come together. Coach Fire.
stone has been working hard with
: his men and has been with them al
most day and night This will be
Buchters first game at home. and hei
supporters and admirers here expect
the team to give good account OF
itself and show by its performance
that it deserves the special attention
and support that have been given by
the trustees this sea ason.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-31

reaching O'Brien's jaw several times.
Both men tried to make it finish
in the last round. Maher delivered
a smashing blow on O'Brien's eye and
both countered on the jaw. Each
played for the face. during the entire
round. In the early part of the con-
test Maher tried body blows, but found
them ineffective, and followed o.
Brien's example by leading for the
head.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-31
FITz AS BEST MAN

Sacramento, Gal, Oct. 3l.-Robert
1fanion, Of San Francisco, and Miss
Ida Yardrock, OF Portland both mem
bers OF Robert Fltzsimmons' theatri-
cal company, we've married at the
'Cathedrai this week. Fltsslmmons
acted as groomsman, Mrs. Fitzslm-
mons attending the bride The cere.
rnony was witnessed by members OF
the company and many others who
desired to see the former best man of
the pugilistic arena serve in similar
capacity at a wedding
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-31

floo1ed O'Brien with heavy right
hand blow on the jaw, but O'Brien
waslon his feet in an instant, jabblng
Mailer three times in the face. During
the first three rounds O'Brien took
the unitative, devoting most of his
atteption TO Maher's face. He used
his left to good advantage and occa-
sioiplly varied the straight punches
on he head and neck with right hand
swipgs to his opponents stomach.
ils the fourth round there was n
lively exchange of blows, Maher
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-31
ToNIGHTs TIE NIGHT.

Tonight's the night for the first of
q series of entertainments to be given
fhis winter at and by the South End
Athletic club. The best athletic talent
I'm the city will get busy" There Will
be music and other entertainment, and
n good time is promised by the man.
agement This marks the opening OF
the winter season Of sociability among
ihe local athletic clubs.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-31
sHAMROCKs AT WOOsTER.

The local shamrocks, football play
ers, went to Wooster Friday morn
ing, for the purpose of playing Woos-
ter High school this afternoon. It Is
claimed that Wooster's High school
team this season is exceedingly
"husky," and Will give the Shamrocks
q royal battle for the biggest score.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-31
RUINED BY FAKERs.

Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 31.-Fake fight
ers have ruined the game at Ft. Smith,
Ark. Young Choylnski and Tommy
Dixon were scheduled TO meet here
recently, but when the receipts were
counted they refused to 90 on. The
~gate" amounted TO $3.50, which Ii
abont a third the size of former
houses.