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Carnegie hall The appearance Of the famous meastro marked the open ing of the metropolitan opera season. LeoncavaIlos program comprised the principal numbers of his "Zaza first time here. The septette from Medic, the duo from "Chattarton' r and an aria from his Pagliacci and Roland de Berlin. the latter composed for the emperor of Germany. Mesrs. Cort and Kronberg, under whose auspices LeoncavalIo will make tour of the country, presented several noted so- loists from La Scala theater, Milan, of whom Signontas Rizzini Cali. Terra bini and Signors Percya and Belat made pronounced hits. The audi
 ence was a large and suspicious one
 comprising a host of New York's fash
 ionable patrons. Le0ncavallo.s sue
 cess undoubtedly marks him and his
 company as quite the most pretentious
 musical event Of the season.
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THREE SToPPtGE OF NORk
 ON TOM J0H NSON'S
Forest City Railway Line Is Pesl-
 tioned For.

Cleveland. Oct. 10.-Char9ing that Mayor Johnson is financially inter asted in the success of the Forest eify Railway company. otherwise known as the 3-cent street railway line, and that he procured the organ ization of the company obtained fran ehises for it and has assumed finan- eial responsibility in behalf of the Forest City Railway eompany-all of which is said to be in violation Of the law-the Cleveland Electric railway filed today in common please court a petition asking that all work on the Forest City Railway company lines be enjoined, and that interference with the lines of the Cleveland Elec- fric Railway company be prohibited by the court.
 The petition also asks that the grants 10 the Municipal Traction com pany, as well as those to the Forest City Railway company, be declared null and void A number of other city officials are made defendants.
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WILSON
 ON THE BOIL NEEAlL
department oi Agriculture Will send Three Experts 10 Alleged ln-
 ipcted Counties.

Wasbi0afon. 0er. According to he department of agriculture the cot ion boH weeyi has invaded three counties in Arkansas. namely. Miller Lafayette and Columbia. Plans for a eampaieH of determination have al ready been decided upon. Three eX- pcrts Wfa be sent 10 the scene at once 10 combat the enemy pr, l- .. Howard chief of the entomology bn- reau of 1he department. who is in charge of this kind of work and now in Texas. will go to Arkansas to look ovar the situation 4he department has nearI7 $(5.aao with which to com bat the cotton boil Wee1ii pest and Vbt.4 mach of 6ajs allI be spent in
 fszaz. Louisiana and in Mississippi, fhe >ekansas alofment will by no meau- be cur short
 To saccez zf4az esmual lhe wee 1# -afd Secretary Wilson in discuss inc he@aest @expeeience las shown that the go1,4ument eau mol accom- =ntfSU mHGR @00d Nitii'U. 9ttt t''
 help and support of fhe cotton planter himself. United and Intelligent action on the part of the farmer ill carrying ont ou. instructions will check the spread of the Weeyil and is absolutely
 essential in crusade of this kind
 Nathia4 short ei this will bring good
 results Texas. Louisiana and Missis-
 sippi have lost nearly SlQo ooo oo4 hN
 virtue of the ravages of the weeEli'
 whereas proper preeaHtioa and con
 eefted action would have reduced the
 loss to= much smaller amount. have no doubt bui what Inc people of Miller Lafayette and Columbia counties can eonfne the pest 10 thest counties fl tlIa callA ouf otl inatEHc- fi0ns faIthfuIlT. Otherwise the PlaSu, WlI spread af over he state and cause danla4e amouutina 10 million of dollars The department is sea4 ng maa> thousands of circular Iettese HIra tue infested counties fsi,in2 fbe
 aeopia how best to H4bt 'aa.2 2oe1f.S
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\ report just received from shefi dan says that Mr. Kirk Ly5fand, Who Vas stabbed ia cutting affray sats arday, is not hurt IS bad as was first reported. Mr. Lrbraaa WAS woundel by Mir. ". C. Cotton q few miles below Sheridan and # was at first reported that he would probably die, but the latest news eontradiets this statement. Both men are prominent in that sec. ton a. Ia
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II BULLET HOLES
 " LINDSAY'> BODY.
Termination Made by Coroner shows Lindsay Was Shot Several lIme>
 After He Fell to the Floor.

The complete examination of the 6odv of John B Lindsay, killed Sal urday night by negroes aleged tol have been Garrett and C. (. CoIum and Lewis Styles, revealed the fact that there were eleven bullet holes in the body. pr Taughter declared that all were made by either 3S or H. calibre cartridges The bullet which is believed to have caused death en- tered the body just under the arm and pIoved it's way through the body com ing ont of the mans breast just below the heart The bullet was found Ill his clothing, hattened by contact With bones in the body. Five other bullets entered T.indsays body, some of which ranged downward, showing some of the shots were fired after Lindsay fell. One shot struck the breastbone and ranged downward to- ward the waist. Another shot entered the body just above the stomach and also ranged downward, coming out at the thigh. Two shots struck his left arm, one shattering his elbow. Both of these shots entered the body. An- other shot struck in the groin and ranged upward. coming out under the arm
 From the nataFe of the wounds and the position of the body. it was be lieved by members of the eoronefs iafv that it vas impossible for one man to have fred all the shots which entered the body and for this reason the two colurns and Lewis Styles were charged with the killing.
 Deputy Sheriff Sol Wormser who vas among the first to enter fhe store shortly after the shootn2. testified be- fore the eorouee.s iarH that he made an examination of the body immedt- 8fe1y on entering and from the way if lay he was of the opinion that Lindsay could not have been inside fAe door when the shots Were fired. He said the man had evidently fallen on his side and in srasping at the door for support had dragged his feet over the aoorsill. where they lay when fbe body was found Mir. Wormsef testified that he searched the body at once on entering the store and that he found no kind of q weapon oil it. He said that as far as he could learn from an investigation of the sur roundings and q search of the body Lindsay had no weapon of any kind.-
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....,n Illustrated Industrial SouTenW edition If .he eown of Pin Bluff anu arfvate individuals of Jefferson conn. l5 therefore if is considered order aa and adiudgoa by the court this oe,'. her G f9ot. being a regular Jay oi me .z,,,tr r5aIt. fHat the 4pprapHta' ca made be and fae same Is haf@2E 11''s aaproyc1 but fs eaaenl.el'.=s. ''.2'.'' and held for aan2ht
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Decric> War Sentiment.

Dr Thomas here spoke eIoquenlX on the theme of individual kindnes2 of international amitE He spoke Tor indiYidualism, for law ani "ftaI and for respect for q 9oEernmental as- thoritY but he decried The aentimaa that spells sacrifice of human lisa- slaughter of one man by another .a tAe name of patriotism
 Dr Ryan announced that $t7o h@d been collected during the day fee the church baildin@ fund and h9 woman whose name he did not -iAz. would contribute Sl-aoo if 7ec9a. Slooo 0ege raised The pastor ez- pressed t4e belief taal h. faHd w44sld soel seaeH $t5na
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PERRY k PIRt HA~fb.
{ it. of New York Pa.> s15o,oao foa
 the Property.

New York. Oct Io=f'efnte. aa nouaeement af the completion 9i ae goriafIons for the purchase 6z ta ritT of rhe ThjrfE-ninrh stree .egr lr0be4fv. which operates e aoafs between the lower aHd af 4ta- mar5aH and Broohlsa. @as ma la1 5z Controller Metz. The 2r 55 ae paid bS the eifz is $95o,7oo 7: aGc#1aH Of ss50 9a9 rom ehe Pf5gz 2 54iaa43# asked.
 'f1a=clfz lteealtE GIN lls and 2t5et8i he =0. Ee3z9H 4Gaaz between HaHs AIauAattau and Staten island.
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Deans Regulets cure constipation, tone the stomach, stimulate the liver, promote digestion and appetite and easy passages of the bowels. Ask your druggist for them. , cents box
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Coronet Old Tom and Dry Gin

5.ou far go444noe in th.s sra aa Nr. IIearsts determination =.et all aI he local officers passla a0r -naf He has the ee5as ia ai- II. H- want eHs. oWa ildeas ~ own eaagressmeU.= and 95H =afoes= and assemblEmen. and aI. 5Ha regular Democratic sion understands fhf- ra= fhrla
 Do F0u digest E9ur food? r H take Brooks Iron Peatols th dieast:v fernaent,
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IE0NtANtILo INTRODUCED.
Great Italian tompoNcr Makes Hi~
 First Appearance in Nmeriea.

NoN ID k oe I.040aNr..4. ac 4aea5 5#aluu composer Nzazs Ra2- llaeei Ha~ attained e0a4a4 alaae his Ills 4GpraWe" ju NUa4ca tonight, gaadaeti4u luez ztaaoa9 Sca1a ofclealra H t #a&. aM =4l his oWH works at
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COUNI Y COURT
1tnGE kFRNIN DlstPPi"N E' APPROPRIATIONS NADt ha
 EWING cot RT.
The Ladies, Hospital Association, tald' well. and Adams Appropriations
 Not Approved.

Comfy Judge kerwin has 1aS7'" on the appropriations made hS me 4ast lowing court and refused t9 aP- .,rova those made to the Ladies HOS oital and Benevolent association. A f. Creed Caldwell and Mr. Geo. Adams In the findings Judge Kerwin says:
 In the matter of the appropriation of s, III made the Ladies Hospital and Benevolent association.
 The 5000 being T gift and donation of public money for q private inatitN- ton in which Jefferson county has no interests as to owning of the grounds or building. and no control of the same and there being no revenue to bo derived from said institutions the E. .0oo donation made by the 1eyying court k hereby not approved but ld cancelled set aside and held for 9auent. Iaasmuch as the resolution seeking appropriation states with the anaersfanidns and agreement tbat ff4r county Pa5 said association Tor tbe= care of its sick poor the actual cost Of caring for them the appropria- ton for this purpose is approved by the coaft this October 6. I9ot-
 Referring fo tbe appropriation 2. e.aG. Creed Caldwell he saEs
 The 4one4 is given Tor services rendered. against the interests of Jef- fsrSOn eOuntN
 In regard to the appropriation 10 MT Geo H >dams, Judge kefWIn says
 Ii k found by the court that no contract existel between Jefferson county and Geo. II Adams and further t is found that this appropriation is nothing but ! gift and a donation of public money to private individual
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DR. II. ". THOMAS THINKS
 DISARMAMENT NEAR.
Tn Sermon at Garfield Boulevard Church He Emphasizes Cost
 and Cruelty of War.

Dr. Hiram w. Thomas. president of the Worlds Peace society, in a seE= mon at Garfield Boulevard Presbyteri- church of Chicago sunday. pre- dicted that the next meeting of lhe international peace tribunal af The fague would develop into worlds. leesilataHe. bN which a general agree meat= upon disarmament would be reached Dr. Thomas said E1at fite nov. to increase the authority of the sixtE-uiae delegates to the eonfef= enee already is on foot and that he would be much surprised if trdid not succeed
 Then. he said. ii may be onlz=a few years before We will have per manent international legislature whose enaetments vii! be binding Hp- on all the signatory countries. Ii will be q supreme court of the earth. r will be the center of authority. and is legislation will be accepted b7 the na- lions represented in Jf=iast as We ae- eePt the action of ou. own congress Lei us say now that the hope of gen- eral peace is therefore in sight.
 Emphasizes truelt. oi War.
 The Worlds Peace society had des- i4anted 5andaH d. the da< when in all rhe churches in rha taad the peace movement should Ha e1toled. Dr. Thomas. as president 6I=fGe or ganization. Vas reqaesfea f9= deliver an address, and the Garfield Boulevard Presbyterian church ot which Rev. k. Kee44e Fean is pastor. 3as fiIsf to ia= vite him. pr. Thomas. despite his years. looked strong and spoke with little effort. His discourse empha- sized the absurdiry and the cruelty of war, and also its terrible cost in lives and moneE.
 The governments of Europe have grown on the lines Of war and have come 10 give il a special department. he said. We over here have followed in their steps. Think of the cost Of war. Oar government is spending S20o o00. .oao annually on its army and navy. England is eXpending $300,009. 000. The other countries spend alto gether sl,500.o0o poo, and hence the grand total of annual tribute 10 the var god is exactly s2,000,Q00
 And Ne are al peace, too This incredibly large sum is simply spent that the nations may be ready 10 fighf each otAeF zhoald any cause arise. oHe battle ship costs more Jhau tHe bQi51s Yn4- of Harvard aniFefsity of HaHp- : ion coIIc4e and Of TasHe9ee instit91 - combined and the ii.e of q battle sllii ] is only twelve zear5. II may be re-
 d9ced 10 junk in q moment l. auci z a-polieA as tAis wise2 Is il right i and is #i good sense2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-10

To faeI strong. have good appetite and digestion. sleD seundly and en- icy life. Use BHrdoek Blood Blttefss I1e great system tonic and builder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-10

T wrote you for advice and coInlny1I il y.
 treatment with Lydia E. Plnkhaih a I( table Compound as you directed ;aa anu syt
 happy to say that all those diStresS,"ih thrc toms left me and have passed salels the change of life, 8 well "ofiian' al friends. Ms. Annie E. G. Hyland, ep' town, Md.
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TH0e afe aSr edictloa.

Fale aGe H.Q~l eedictiol- IaH North uaansfs NoGfHe8. FeXa- aa5 0sI4hom uaa Indtaa 1Hito. 6a His6t.
 Brooks Coaea aal coasampttoa G..s. '. 0 .ze- 'I. ca6s md bea,s and 5dg04fHaa rp5 IH0-s= aa aat.s5. e eough enre.
 EaH eaH 4et# #ettAef Haa tou wth oa without auinino. Il Bruo Chill Tonic both tastoloss and guar. anteed.
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Another Woman's Case

During change of life words can tannslI ss press what I suffered. My physlciah ,sn sr had cancerous condition of the s,a a'n < organs. One day I read some ot alTedl1 .nu ill monials of women who had been e1,noj eom,r] Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable 1omFN yor and deciled to try it and to NrlIe s yaj advice. Your medicine mace ll atoms X woman, and all my bad symp'ouD disappeared. n,:. nerioddl to take your medicine and write you yad iI vice Mrs. Lizzie Hinkle, Salem ins rst,I
 What Lydia F. rinkham's vegeyl Compound did for Mrs. Hylanuo Mrs. Hinkle it will do for other WI at this time of life. restet
 It has conquered pain lesS sas health. and prolonged life in cas'' utterly ba filed physicians.
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Woman loves cleaH, rosz com 6taxion- Burdock Blood Bttef5 Rafi- fias +ae blood. clears the sin. re storas 5Tady, sound heat
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HEAR>T'> PLAN IF BEATEN.
! Friend >ay> the New Yorker VIII
 Then Run fer President.

NeV York OeaZi0.-9he aH Ai4= Ffea.sfs iartmares said frankly ta- daE
 T shall b. sfFarf-ea 2. Ffs53.-t 5s not elected governor. ae ls aehee his time eae Democratic party an1 the Republican party maE expect fe have Hearst on 6hetr hands azain ia 1aoS= for ff=be faiis 10 .aud he Demo- cratic nomination for president he will run independently and either throw the election into fA- hoase or ca5ss enough states 10 gise him office. This Hearst movement 5s q taHsfeach= in4 one. Ne want eon-Hessnea elect= ed tAis rime and We want congress- men elected .vo se4es rom a9R' aaa verz much moHa= was maanf=fu rhs selection of Representative #fi.i@9s of Georgia 5s H..= fferase ft be head Of ehe Democrasfc congressional caaf= pai4n committee thaa ~as aareQ1 at the tima 5r has been commented na5 on since.
 haze oaIsz eaat.n.g..d A.sz EIearsr fr5eud. fo 9oIar ro aa H- nomination ot HF NIa aaFa..El= or 6F the ffaarst people a 1I4zzae ..i= -err.s. and Ha Hearst 4ua aa#iua=
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in life when womans great change may be expected.
 Lydia F. Pin<ham's Vegetable Com pound was prepared to meet the needs of womans system at this trying period of her life It invigorates and Strengthens the female organism and builds up the weakened nervous system.
 For special advice regarding this inn portant period women are invited to write to Mrs Pinl>ham at Lynn, Mass, and it will be furnished absolutely free of charge The present Mrs. Pinkham is the daughtcr-in- law of Lydia l.. Pink ham, her assistant before her decease and for twenty-five years since her advice has been freely given to sick women
 Read what Lydia F. Pinkham's Com pound dld for Mrs. lIyland and Mrs. Hinl1lc;
 Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
 T had been suflefiAg with displacement of the organs for years and was passing through the change of life My abdomen was badly swollen, my stomach was sore; l had dizzy spells, sick headaches, and was very nervous.
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MIDDl- LIFE!
A Time When Women Are Susceptible to Man Dread Diseases-Intelligent Women Prepar for it. Two Relate their Experiences.

The change of life IS the most critical period of a woman'a existence, and the anxiet felt by women as it draws near is not without reason.
 Every woman who neglects the care of her health at this time in- vites disease and pain.
 When her system is in | deraneed condition, or she is predieposed to apopleXs@or congestion of any organ, the ten dency is at this per iod likely to become active and with a host of ner- vous irritations make life a burden. At this time. also, cancers and tumors are more lla ble to form and begin heir destructive work.
 Such warning symp- toms as sense of sutfo- cation hot flashes, head : aches, backaches, dread of ofimpending evil, timid- ity, sounds in the ears, palpitation of the heart, sparks before the eyes, Irregularities, eonstipa- ton, variable appetite, weakness, inquietude and dizzines ess, are promptly needed by in telligent women who are approaching the period
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-19
Russian Parliament Is
sued a Proclamation,
MOST ACUTE STAGE OF TROUBLE
IN RUSSIA PREclPETATEO BY
PARLIAMENT's PROCLAMATION
GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE
BOTH READY FOR THE CLASH.

st, Petersburg, July 19.-The belief
that the adoption by the lower house
of parliament today of proclamation
to the nation on the agrarian question
will precipitate the long brewing con-
fict and plunge the country into civil
war Is profound
All hone of reconciliation between
the parliament and the government is
vanishing, and the government is ev-
identity prepared to take the guage Of
battle when il is formally thrown
down.
At council held at Peterhof last
night, Camerilla came out strongly i'm
favor of dissolying parliament, but
according to the best information the
emperor hesitated and at the moment
of adjournment refused to agree to
the dissolution, though his final decl-
sion was postponed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-19
SECOND EXPLOSION FOR INDEPENDENTS
MISSOURI COMMISSIONERS AFT
ER STANDARD OIL.
The Big Octopus Gets Better Rates in
Missouri than the Independent Con-
Germs Can Secure-Hearing Resum-
ed by the board in Kansas City.

Kansas City, July 19,--The oil rate
hearing, postponed at st. Louis on
July 8, was resumed here today by the
Missouri board of railway and ware
house commissioners.
The hearing of the complaint of the
National Petroleum association and
the National Refinery Co, both of
Cleveland, o., was held before the
board in Kansas City last month for
three days The taking of testimony
was not concluded and an adjourn
ment was taken to ST. Louis for July
8. The inability of important witnesses
to be present at st. Louis caused an
other postponement to this city today.
The principal complaint made last
month was that the Standard Oil Co.
is receiving much better rates in Mis-
souri, and, as a result, has the advan-
tage over the Independent competitors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-19
YOuna Dukes Anniversary.

Gotha, July 19.-Charles Edward.
Duke of Sake Coburg- -Gotha, who as
sumed the reins of government a year
ago today, upon reaching the age of
twenty-one years, is celebrating the
first anniversary of his succession to
the throne. There was a military re-
view in the morning, followed by a
levee, at which the young Duke re-
ceived the congratulations of many
German and other principalities. This
evening the students will celebrate the
anniversary with a grand torchlight
procession. A state dinner will also
be given this evening.
The young duke is the son of Leo
pold, duke of Albany, and a grand
son of the late Queen Victoria and the
Prince Consort, Prince Albert of
Sake Coburg- Gotha. He succeeded
to his present title on the death of
his uncle, Prince Alfred, duke of Edin-
burgh, July 80, 1900 The young duke
receives $75,000s a year out of the in
come of the Gotha domain, $4,000
paid into the public exchequer, the
rest is divided between the duke and
the state. The duke further receives
one-half of the excess of revenue over
expenditures froms the Coburg do
maines, about $25,500 About 100000
persons live in the duchy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-19
AN AUTO ACCIDENT
NEW WORKERS INJURED IN COL.
LIsloN IN FRANCE.
Thomas E. StiIIman and Party in a
Bad Smash Up - Their Machine
Struck Heavy Truck and All Were
Thrown Out.

Lisieux, France, July 19.-Details Of
the automobile accident yesterday be-
tween Lisieux and Dives Sur-Mer,
show that Thomas Il. Stillman, a New
York lawyer, accompanied by his
daughter, Charlotte, and a party of
girl friends, including Miss Carrow,
Miss Kendall and Mrs. Jas. C.. Green
way, niece of Andrew Carnegie, started
from Paris at 10 o'clock yesterday for
LtsieuX in an automobile driven by an
Italian chauffeur, named Carsughie.
The machine covered 200 miles be-
fore 4 o'clock in the afternoon, includ-
ing a stop for lunch.
The accident occurred on an iso-
lated country road, fifty miles from
Lisieux. Stillman's automobile col
lided with heavy millers truck, drIv-
en- by M. Trouchard, proprietor of a
neighboring flour mill. The shock
was terrific. The automobile was de-
molished and its occupants and Trou-
chard were thrown into the road Still
man and M. Trouchard suffered the
most serious injuries. The others with
the exception of Mrs. Greenway and
the chauffeur, who were slightly hurt
escaped injury.
After the peasants of the vicinity
had given first aid to the injured per-
sons, the latter were taken TO a hos
pital here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-19
Dickinson Lots.

Dickinson, N. D., July ia few
days ago the sMessersmith corner, 25
feet frontage, was bought by the Da-
kota National bank for $4,000, and the
l. G. De Graft lot, in the same block,
was sold to Mrs Margaret freeman
for $1,000. These are high prices for
business lots in a city of 1000, but
the actual transfers, cash in both in
stances are the best indication Of the
value of the property.
Mrs. Freeman has two-year lease
of the small wood structure on the
corner lot, and it is understood the
bank desires to erect its new home the
coming season and is willing to pay a
bonus to get the lease. Mr.. DE Graft
has charge Of one of the Donaldson
store departments in Minneapolis He
bought the Dickinson property in 1893
for $4,000 and erected a $4,000 struc-
ture for which he has been receiving a.
SIS a month rental.