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WHERE VARGAS WAS VICTOR.
Miss Catherine DrsxePs Noble Gift-St.
GATHERINGS Indian School and Its
Educational Work.

St. GATHERINGS Indian Industrial school
for boys is one of the most interesting in
stitutions of Santa Fe. 1t is fine com
modous building situated upon an emil
nence known as Mount Vargas, and is
about half mile north from the city.
The school is located upon the scene of
the triumph of Vargas, the famous Span
ish conqueror.
St. GATHERINGS was opened in April,
1887, with Rev. Antonio Jouvenceau as
superintendent, and he has continued in
that capacity up to the present date. Prior
to the erection of the building now occu-
pied the school was conducted in a build
ing near Guadalupe church, Father De-
Four, pastor. The building was erected
and furnished by Miss Catherine Drexel,
who has done and is yet doing so much
for the enlightenment of these benighted
and much abused people. The school is
called st. Catherine in compliment to its
generous foundress.
During the years 1883 and 1889 the
Sisters Of Loretto, with the assistance of
several lay teachers, were employed at the
institution. In 1890 the Benedictine
Fathers conducted the school. In Sep
TENDER, 1890, the present lay teachers
were employed. The literary departments
are presided over by the Misses Mamie
and Cecilia Mccarthy, both of whom
have had many years experience in teach
ing Indians and are very accomplished
and competent ladies.
The primary grades are conducted az
nearly as possible to correspond with the
same classes III the public schools. The
advanced grades correspond to the inter-
mediate and grammar grades of the pub
lie schools, all the English branches being
taught, including drawing, vocal music
and physiology. During the eutire time
the school has been in existence there
has been an average attendance of from
eighty to ninety pupils.
The Pueblo Indians are Catholics and
they have found in Rev. Antonio Jouven.
ceau staunch friend and earnest bene-
factor, who has worked increasingly for
their spiritual and temporal welfare. They
in gratitude for favors shown them, re-
spect, esteem land one might add with
TRUTH adore their champion. Father An
tonic is the right man in the right place
as principal of the school.
Connected with the establishment is a
carpenter shop, weaving house and the
finest bakery in the territory.
A large and well kept hot house adds to
the beauty of the place, and the pleasure
OF teachers and pupils. A farm three
miles distant also belongs to the school,
and is worked by the pupils.
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Twelve persons were killed and many
injured by the falling Of the amphitheater
during bull-fight at Guanajuato, Mex
leo.
At the emigration congress IN Paris he
United States IS represented by Fred
Bracket, special foreign agent of the
treasury department.
An associated press special says the
trouble at Valparaiso originated in q
trivial quarrel between two American
and two CHILEAN sailors, and one of the
latter finally spat in the face OF one of
the Americans, who retaliated by strik,
ing his insuter.
A London dispatch says that Adelna
Patti sailed yesterday for New York, for
the purpose of making her farewell tour
of the states. This will be the ninth oc-
casion upon which she has crossed the
water for similar purpose.
Slavin and Charley Mitchell left Lon
don for Liverpool this morning, with the
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VIII Not Be Outd one,

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-T e Colorado Mid
land railway is not to ,e outdone by the
other western lines in the matter of first
class passenger service. That company
will inaugurate a fast double day pas
senger train between Denver and Colorado
Springs and Utah and Pacific coast
points, via Leadyille, Glenwood Springs,
Grand Junction and Salt Lake, beginning
next Sunday, Nov. 80. In connection
with A., T. 4 S. f. road, through trains
will be run between Chicago and San
Francisco, and there Is no doubt that the
handsome new equipment and fast SER
vice will make the Pixies Peak route
more popular than ever,
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pany now comes in over the Fort Worth
road, having a ninety year contract with
this company. The road is operating the
circle at great loss. 1t was over this
line that they hoped to enter the city but
as the city council refuses to allow them
to broaden the road to standard gauge
it is a worthless property, continually
sinking money with no hopes of beiEg
ultimately q benefit.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-28

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 2S.-Mrs.
Anthony j. Drexel, wife of the head of
the banking firm of Drexel 4 Co., died
at her country house, Runnymede,
Delaware county. Mrs. Drexel has been
sick for some time past, but her death
was unexpected, as the last public an
nouncement made concerning her condi-
ton WAS that she was improving.
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Will Use the Fort Worth Tracks.

DENVER, Nov. 2S.-The Santa Fe COM
pany to-day announced that they would
dispose of all their real estate and right OF
way in this city amounting to over 81 ,0O0,-
600, pull up the circle railway and give
up all ideas of securing an entrance into
Denver over their own tracks. The COM
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! wo Things
In Regard to Catarrh

list, 1t is a Constitutional Disease;
ed, 1t Requires a Constitutional Rem
edy.
These two facts are now so well known to
the medical fraternity that local applications,
like snulfs and inhalants, are regarded as at
best likely to give only temporary relief.
To Effect Permanent Cure
Of Catarrh requires a constitutional remedy
like Hoods Sarsaparila, which by purifying
the blood and impartng healthy tone to the
affected organs, does thoroughly cure.
Read this from P. B. Stout, a well known
merchant and lumberman of Sheridan, Ind:
81 want to say, for the benefit of suffering
humanity, that Hoods Sarsaparilla is per
manent cure for
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BERLIN, Nov. 2S.-The influenza, now
prevalent here, is of a much more viru-
lent type than that which caused so much
suffering in 1889. Thirty deaths from
the affection during the eight days past
are reported. Physicians estimate that
1000 persons have been attacked with
influenza since November 1, in Berlin
alOnn
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Can IOu Eat

Heartily, with relish, and without distress
afterward? If not, we recommend to you
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which creates a good
appetite and so invigorates the stomach
and bowels that the food is properly d.
gested and all its nutriment assimlated.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-28

IsArEMNG, Mich, Nov. 2S.-The plant
established by the owners of the Mchi-
gan mine for the separation Of iron ore by
electricity has proven success. The
works have so far turned out 5000 tons
of high grade Bessemer ore. BY i'm
provements being made the low grade
ores are refined into the best of BESSIE
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Archbishop Hendricks Jubilee.

ST. LOTS, Mo-, Nov. 28.--Priests from
all parts OF the state are beginning to ar
rive in town for the purpose of participate
ing in the ceremonies and exercises incl
dent % the 5Oth anniversary OF the conse-
Grafton OF Archbishop kendrick, which
opens on Monday. Cardinal Gibbons
has arrived here, and so has Archbishop
Sslpolnte, Of Santa Fe; Ri. Rev. DR..
Chapelle,a Bishop Keane, rector of the
Catholic university at Washington, and
several other high church dignitarles.
Archbishop Corrigan is expected to-mor-
row. The preliminary services in the
cathedral tomorrow will be unusually
solemn and impressive, but the celebra-
ton proper will not commence until Mon
day, and will continue two days.
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intention of sailing for New York.
Savin says he intends to force Sullivan
to fight. He is in hard luck financially
and is working for money. Mitchell
also wants to hBve a go with Jim Cor
bett. II he does not succeed he will
tackle any game that may offer itself.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-28

The cut at the head of this article gives
very good idea of the principal building
of the school. The latter now contains
about 100 pupils, all Pueblos and mostly
from the Indian villages on the Rio
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7ELEGRAPHIC T|D|NGS.


ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2S.--In accordance with
the request of the state superintendent of
schools, a collection was taken up yester-
day in every school district for the estab-
lishment OF a Libraries in each district.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given to all parties con.
cerned to pay no money due A. T. Grigg
d Co., undertakers, to A. 7. Grigg or any
other person except myself until further
notice. THOMAS P, GABLE.
Santa Fe, n. NJ, Oct. 80, 1891.
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CONDENSED NEWS.

More missionaries have been massacred
in northern China.
No further trouble is anticipated in
Brazil, the abdication of Fonseca being
accepted as satisfactory by the revolu-
tionists.
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Adjourned Meeting.

The stockholders of the Santa Fe
trio company are hereby notified thu
adjourned meeting of stockl. olde
he held at the office of the compe
Tuesday, December l, 1891, at 8
p. IN. f. T. WEBER, Seer
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Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, per-
fectly harmless, effective, but do not cause
pain or grippe. Be sure to get Hoods.
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$4,000 RANSOM.
To whom it may concern

Return my child and receive $4,000,
and no questions asked. D. 7. BEALLs.
No such popular excitement was ever
aroused in Kansas City as now agitates
the public mind. The story of the crime
is on every lip, and in every heart is SYM
pathy for the striker parent, while every
man would turn detective and make per
sonal search for the lost child if it would
avail anything. Indeed it was proposed
by several influential citizens that a mass
meeting be called and that every one who
should call should make a house to house
search for the child.
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kidnapped a Child.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Nov. 2S.-All the
circumstances surrounding the abduction
Of Banker BeaIls' 2-year-old child, David
I. Bealls, jr., indicate that the kidnapping
was the result of q well-planned conspira-
cy and that the victim is being held for
ransom. The child was abducted by a
servant who was known to the family as
Lizzie Smith. The woman is believed to
have co-operated with two men in carry
ing out the abduction. Neither the police
or the detectives have found any trace OF
the child or his abductors.
Mr.. Beails yesterday afternoon issued
the following notice:
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HIS COMPANION Had the Fund..

Yesterday afternoon a neatly dressed and re-
fned looking youth, giving his name as Vim.
Hamilton, entered the sixth precinct station
and inquired If Howard Wood had been there
looking for him. and when he received re-
sponse in the negative he looked down-hearted,
although he did not mistrust his friend.
he told Clerk Tayman that he and Wood
started from New York intending to 60 as far
as California Friday night he said that he and
his companion separated in Baltimore with the
understanding that il they did not meet again
In that city they would see each other again at
the police station here.
Hamilton explained his anxiety by saying
that Wood had all their money and clothing in
his possession and that he (Hamilton) could
not travel alone for that reason.
How did your companion come to have all
the money! he asked.
''Oh. We tossed up a penny" he responded,
Ito decide who would be banker and IL fell TO
him"
He. however. was sure that Wood had not de-
serted him, and he thought they would again
meet before sundown-
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All readers Of George Remnants articles in the
Century viii be glad to hear the story Of one Of
the foremost Of the revolutionary party in
Russia, one Of the few who have succeeded in
eluding the vigilance of the Russian authori-
ties Sergius Stepniak. who is to lecture at
Music Hall. Tuesday, January "a, has been an
exile in London for many years. and. under
this assumed name (Stepniak, dweller in the
steppes.) has managed to conceal his identity
His lectures in this country have everywhere
been listened to by large audiences. eager to
learn the life s.ory Of one who has suffered as
well seen"
Tickets at Metzerotts
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A Policy Witness Assaulted.

William Oimstead, an alleged colored policy
writer, was arrested Saturday afternoon by
Policeman Glover. who summoned Dave Asher,
colorei, A. q witness. Tha; night Ed. Qualls
and another boy met Asher on the street and
Qualls called him names. Then both Qualis aud
his companion assaulted him, Qualls using his
fist and the other one q razor
Policeman Troeter arrested Qualls and he
was fined IS by Judge Miller today. In the
policy case an examination was waived and
Olmstead was held for the grand jury.
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AGAIN THREATENS SUICIDE.
Christian Hartman Becomes Violent and Ia
Taken to the Police Station.


Christian C. A. Hartman, the young man who
tried 70 jump overheard from the steamer
Charles Manchester last Friday. as published in
The STAR of that date. returned here from
Alexandria apparently all right so far as his
mental condition was concerned and again
went to his lodgings on Z street. He, however.
soon showed signs of his trouble returning and
yesterday he became violent. He had in his room
= bottle of medicine which he pretended was
poison and he threatened TO take a dose of it.
Policeman Golway was sent for and he soon
had the unfortunate man in a comfortable room
in the first police station, where he could not
harm himself.
All day yesterday and last night he was noisy
and acted as though some people were outside
his room watching him. He stands at the win
dow for hours At a time and appeals to God to
take them away from here"
Hartman is a native Of Denmark and a cor
nice maker BY occupation He is thirty years
old and has lived in this city nearly a year.
He will be examined by the police surgeons
this afternoon and will probably be sent to the
asylum this week.
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Certificates of Incorporation Filed.

The Home for Aged Coiored People, by T.
l. Waggaman, A b. Thomas, c. H. Butler, W.
J. Smith and W. H. Smith, filed certificate of
incorporation today.
The Accucil Soc ial Club, by c. F. Shelton,
G. A McCathran and I. E. Humphrey, has
fled q certificate of incorporation.
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CoxcERr under the auspices Of the Columbia
Ashlstic Club. Lincoln Nnsic Hall. January -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


LOK sALE-CHEAP,-FURNIT AND STOVE
store doing fine business splendid opportunity for
cabinet maker or uphoisterer; enough storage in
Star otfiI jai9-s,.
EOR sALE-THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF
the OF snd the ss
f foRp saanss TO Y dSShls your
WANTED-IMMEDIATEL 10 PER CENT
interest and per cent commission giyen; Sc
WANTED-AN UNMARRIED LADY OR GEN
efo ws to se1 y oe
FOR sALE-5O-aALLoN MILK ROUTE. HORSES.
I EsgOIs' cans &c. Address Box r. Star ofhce
CALARY O.. 600 AND LIBERAL BONUS
MantedIA party with extended and Influential re-
ana ms IN e Sosd o assist n nssns sSx
(sorne portions Of the stock already hoated) None
"
Address Box ~. Middletown.Va. ja17-5t'
A sPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO BUY 20
N houses and lots and Is vacant lots for a small
amount OF cash; only 5000 required to make cash
ana viii net i per- cent upon amount invested
deferred payments have from 3 to years to run.
viii Yield hsndsolne ADVANCE Il !. Within the sy
tuniiy.
1aIt-8 oil 11th st.n.w,
EOR SALE-FIRsT-CLAss RESTAURANT AND
sal. sas.p rooms bf Ri sfL ~, s f. ss Tor
EoR sAlk-GRoCERY PROVISION AND LIQUOR
for selling. Address H. p o., Star ofhae. jal7,t-
nLD POINT COMFORT, VA, HOTEL FOR SALE,
Stni4a. fronting two, streets; ssablinE for two
horses and CARRIAGES 800 feet from Hampton Roads
st II aSses PRICE sns sss
q NIiIE = o Box al Old Point. Va Ap iai Il !'
For sALE-I HAVE A NUMBER OF FARMS
Il AID some choice town lots. well located, in Ne
braska. which trade equivalent In stocks Of
merchandise can pay some cash;
ja16-6s AL New YORK ave.
FOR sALE-EsrABLisHED DRUG STORE ON
- pronnent avenue northwest doing good business;
and good viii; terms easy. Apply TO KENNEDY &
fIckLEN, cos I5th st. Nv. iai1-3t
A FIgM OF PRIVATE BANKERs BEING
ton desire to sas 90 Ssess I asp o. on &
between yah and 18th want long lease 30 Improve
a kisg. ss9 to
BUSINESS FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- crockery and housefurpishng store principal
soad os Tor casa or e1chsnssd ioq improved city "
foT i1rih s PARTICULARS inquire OF
THE PHYsIQaSoMicLE HAHN CUTTER IS TO
HOTEL above Pa ave. shaving hair cutting smuggling
and shampooins in the hest possible d.sS liR
No. w .s1s i NAH SEINE ,
ss s
ss,rHE WORLD DO MOVE"
manspsSs insured cns rssr csasS . S,Sden s1
elry work. Lowest prices Eye giasses ntted. mp
Nov Is THE .TIMI WE WILL PAY BIG
- P sGsi Old III H. ;IsiBs
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1910 o st NV. b b,
IS l st NV, bh, Iir q. 500
11l6 T st NV. b h.
li:s si' to ii5i i sd $:
lila and Il16 tith st
sw. bh, 7r and 1fh
466 and 40s 'li iti st
sw, yr........-.-....5.@
14l2 2sth st NV. b
b, N i. ". 200
~ 10y st sw. b h,
I2i6 to - 18th St and
ky ave, bet s & ave
and b st Re, IN. .....4.mO
80 X st ne. b b. LIZ. A. 500
$3.50 X SC NV, b b,
Tor ..................3.00 600
4O4 and 406 s Capitol
BOZ 9Th st Sc, b b, Gr. j. 900
Es7 to ES3I Nd ave
sw, b h. tir. ........22. 600
lQ2S s Cap st. b h.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EroR RENT-2I35 ST. NV. Or mi
\ 10 and ia I'D ST. n W. bet. r and SITS. new
6ri e, rooms and large cellar J. r. HEREFORD,
l4lH OBJ ta1p<a
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EOR SALE
L Ell to 2l4310th 1t
NV. bh, 4 Il 6r. :. .$25. 900
6SS b st sw. b h,
1 to TOT s ' 0'Brien's court NV"
6l6 to $50 Md ave
sw, b b. .1S, 900
l1:SS l st NV. bh.
1913 10th st NV. bh,
IN I, 10r. Is, 600
461 Missouri ave n W.
b b, l:tr. 10. 600
2T:sO N st NV, b b,
IN /. lar. 10, 200
11:3S 18th NV. III, 6r,
and 4 houses rear. 10, 600
1913 to 1T43 L st NV.
IN ..-........... u. W.
2O7 g st NV, b b,
IN i, Tor. 8, 600
1l2s 9TH st NV. b h.
M .. wv
ES l st NV. { b,
0T. %, UU
9l6 q st sw, b h. ar, $500
142l Bdy st NV. fin,
m i. Sr 7.1O0
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EN0R RENT-l82D n 81. n. W.. BET. CONN. AVE.
and 18th st. BEAUTIFUL II room hsy-xindov trick
ave nv eisgsnt new dgeIline ls room. every con-
ssnissSs: ssSs$k isla y, ave .isrm 6ssn dslgs
dvs.; AZ mod imp. -. seosscos. So snf ? e.
only 80. "a door dl2 l2th st.. room 25x07 e45 To
s 81 moa is %sa go Is ~ :issoy
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PERSON
OWL SERVICE ExANINATION QURsTION6
" and anewefx. send 10 cents 70
.n,. 9. w. LINN FLxsN. 4: 4 iU Instiiuss.

"A UTHORIzRD PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"a Williams o.. Communication Promptly =
s sssass IL &f HEX xisaiH 49, 2Si Sss1 y
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z e sP,s'U Old SsDa as
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FOR RENT-OFFTCES.

FOR RENT-OFFTCES.
LNOR LEASE-ThE OFFICES AZ 1919 Il ST. wv,
Il now occupied by DIR. Garrett L. Hills, Dentist. Ap-
ply DEEBLE, DAVIS CO., basement. jal7-1m
NOR RENT-DESK ROOM IN BASEMENT OFFICE
II at $40 st. NV. G. r. SEIFFEkT. d12-3m
TOR RENT-DEsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
Il the Lehman building. 14S5 n. y. ave. Elevator,
steam heat, good light and ventilation. Moderate
rent. A. L. CoUMBE, 14.I5 n. Y. ave. d3O-lm
FOR RENT-STORES.
E'oR RENT-1l4l 7TH ST. NV. STORE AND
Il dwelling; modern improvements, cellar concreted
and large yard. Apply at 1918 st. nv ja17-lw'
LNOR RENT-STORE sos @ ST. NV. INQUIRE
Il at 5O7 g st. or of GEO. BOGUS, cor. 9th and L.
ial7-3ts
EOR RENT-THE NEW BUILDING CORNER
missouri ave- and 9TH ST.. opposite b. and r. depot;
suitable for cafe and small hotel or other business.
VIII lease for term Of years at moderate rental
EOR RENT-sTORES 100 b ST., BETWEEN
Il 9Th and 10th SITS, opposite wholesale market rent
$50 and $40. Inquire at S50 La Ja14-3m
E0R RENT-sTORE. 1902 PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
st., Or SIS % GEO. W. TfNRfNS, A''"
jaS-2w 18th and II SITS. NV.
EOR RENT-sTOREs 1908 B ST.. BETWEEN
9th and 10th sts. opposite wholesale market rent
$50 and $40. Inquire at 826 La. ave. d2rlm
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WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED-TO RENT SIX OR EIGHr-ROOM
w house with cellar and sewerage one with stable
attached preferred. Address %. o. office ia 1879
WANTED-THREE BRICK HOUSES SOUTH
w west, price from O.. 900 to 81, 800 each, for a
cash customer. O. BOYER, PA 9TH vt. s.w. jzlti-R
WANTED-BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH AND G
w and SITS N. house renting Cor about 20
month, with privilege of purchase. ELLIOTT eco
Ijl4 Est. iaI6In
WANTED-AT ONCE-HOUSE IN THE NEIGH
w borhood of Washington Circle, or a lot suitable
for building residence owners only send partic
ELLIOTT & CO.. 1914 L st. jaItj-:,t
FROM e4.5OO TO $4,000;
w also lots in W ashington and lanier Heghls.
ACKER 4 GADSBY,
au13 zoos st. n. ".
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IroR RENT-THEwoNDERI Is HOW ANY FAMILY
Il can continue TO live in a rented house when they
can 80 easily, with the money they pay rtnt own
city which You can buy ANAL naonthly payments.
l. W. WELD. Secretary National Building and Iosn
Association, 1914 4 st. jal..as