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The WAsH,Neros REAL ESTATE Go.
CAPITAL sIoo. 900. FULL PAID

OFFERS FOR SALE AT PAR ITS PER CENT
GOLD DEBENTURE BONDS.
800 AND $500 EACH
These bonds pay able In gold coin May l. 1902
but subject to payment at any time after May 1897
at the option Of the Company. They are secured By
first mortgage notes Washington city real estate
held in trust by the WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. trnstee which certihes to each
bond tsssued and that securities exceeding In face
value by 10 cent Of the bonds certified have been
deposited with it, Tire notes deposited represent
only about trohrds of the market value Of the real
estate upon which they a first nsn. making tho
security of these bonds unQusstionedL
IMPORTANT ITEMS FROM ANNUAL REPORT.
JUNE 1. 1892
Total Resourcss. s2,0. $40 73
Total Receipts. S137 606 o.
Real Estate ON Hand (sctual cost) Sl6O IS2 6a
DEBHNTURES.
Debentures are valuable TO persons who do not de-
sire to be encumbered with the and responsibility
Of keeping the varions papers necessary prepaf
alton and security of a real estate loan II relieves
the person accepting the debenture Of the responsi-
hity Of looking after the payment of taxes upon the
property and the annoyance Of . collection Of ths
interest JOHN H. WALTER.
Presidsnt
loOl 4 st NV washtngton. d. @.
BANKERS.
SeroHd National Bank Of WashinRtcr,
The WASHINGTON Loan and Trust Company.
p3th tu. Sim
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieuts. E. S. Prime and S.
l.. Graham have been ordered to hold them
selves in readiness for orders to the Bancroft.
Ensign Philip Andrews has been ordered to
duty in ordnance instruction at the Washington
navy yard December l.
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SECRETARY JoHN ". Foster has gone to New
York for few days
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New York 0sce, SO Potter Building.
FINANCIAL
In M.k1se Youn WILL
--Nan< the Anue-fcan Security and
1rust Company To Ae, As Executor. DC.

Al tie objections o: nsminr individ-
nal as your executor trustee be OBJ
Waited by naming thi. Company. 1t is al
ways at home. cannot run away. it can
never get sick or die. it must keep i;s
counts In strict accordance with the law and
be able st any time to repd-rs final state
nsnt- Then. again. the facilities Of this
Company tor investing funds safely and
r-mune-atively greater than those en-
joyed BY Any sinzle individual
Hfis nan'fng thus Company az
kreeHior or Adnsfnis'rator ulu
Be ara'sn tSce and Kept tpes@
ehdrCs
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GEN. VINCENT has gone on trip to Chicago
and western army posts.
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GovERSNESr RECEIPTS sToDAY.-Internal rev
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BxRIIx. Nov. 25.-Emperor William has en-
tirely recovered from his recent indispositioa
and WIN resume outdoor work tomorrow. On
Monday he viii start ON hunting sxpeditios
In eilaaiD
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MAJ. GEN. ScHoF1ELD has returned to tn,
city.
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K~D1srR1cr OF COLUMBIA
CHRISTIAN ENpEAvoR UNION,
MASS MEETING THIS EVENING.
First Presbyterian Church. ~ St. bet and La. ave-
Social Greetings at 7:15p.
Program begins at 7:45 pm.
Addresses by
Rev Byron Sunderland. D. D.,
Rev Teunis Hamln D. D.
Music by Male Quartet and other features
Bring Gospel Hymns. No. g.
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FINANCIAL.

The WAsHrserox LOAN AND Tnusr
COMPANY.
GRANITE BUILDING. NINTH AND SITS.
CASH CAPITAL. 81. 100000
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
n253t Presidsnt.
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8 PrR Crsr Boxps
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INTEREST QUARTERLY
The Indu.sri.l nd s.vtnss and Loan As.oSia-
uon Of the District o! Columbia 10 issuing
an rer cent interest-bearna bond In do
nominations from sl0 TO 600. These bonds
DEEDS :'" Q: TGa,t, ~ f Investment % n Compsnis.
stock and other good securities-
The INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Asso-
CITATION, 100 ST. NV.
Capital $40. 900. Organized July l. 1ss7.
JOHN H soULE. President.
A. F, CHrLDS, Vice President
THOS G. HENSEY, Secretary and Manager
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK. Depository.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN II. sOULE. THoS. O. HENsEY.
A. +. CH1LDS. l. D. LANDoN.
oc12-eoen Z. H RIpENoUR.
" 5. HOGE Frss. T. @. DANIEL. Sec.
LIMITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN Asso-
cIATIoN. 1913 St.. Washington. D. G.
Shares. sloo. payable in monthly ins,.iimsn,..
which participate IN all profits and m.sur. In 81
months.
Pays interest money deposited in any amount
and per cent interest paid special deposits
from tine date they arr made. oc2S-f
IDLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN pEPos-
% I'd Ss@sas
where. WOODS 4 CO. Bankers
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Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds.
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INVESTMENT ASSN,
eos9I4G ST. NV


as'~'A-A 1Ob.bO
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HAVE YOU MONEY TO INVEST. PUR-
CHASE AN SPER CENT PER ANNUM CoU-
pom CERTIFICATE TO RUN FOR 3 YEARS
We PAY q PER CENT PER ANNU5I ON
SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF s5 OR MORE
CAN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME ON 80
DAYS NOTICE
MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS
ONLY. CAN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OF
e13 PER MONTH ON EACH $1,000 BOR-
ROWED
OUR FIGURES SHOW WE OFFER TIE
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS ON LOANS AND
DEPOSITS. AND OUR SECURITIES BEING
THREE TINES THE VALUE OF THE LOAN
ANpTHE LOAN BEING RFPAID MONTHLY
MAKES THE SECURITY STILL BETTER
ZACH MONTH. RENDERING IT IMPO5SI-
BILE FOR OUR PATRONS To LOSE A
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AND FURTHER INFORMATION.
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K< E'phO"so Fou"0' Company
'sno,red Under"Il
And all previous records
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This In what We would gratefully &C
inowisdse to numerous friends and
the public whose generous patronage
has enabled us to attain this proud re-
salt.
Our 'ThankAzivinR trade" as
Whoe, has been far greater than any
previous season in the ttrentp.four
years history Of our business and the
''Aorne- -stretch" or last day shows the re-
markable gain over last year Of
GO per cent
Many sincere thanks to our host Of
kind friends and the public who by
their generous patronage have thus
recognized our determined efforts to
establish here in the Capital City
Grocery House second to none south of
New York.
Thanks. Thanks. to all our rumer-
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E%DEMocnAr1c CROWNS,
General Orders" call for
TALL
WHITE
HATS
to be worn in the Democratic Parade
tomorrow night We've got 3uss
what you want for
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HATS-and have been adopted by
most Of tho organised clubs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ElSJACKsoN DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
- Memuers will meet at Odeon Hall. corner
~ ST. and Pa ave. at O'Clock FRIDAY EVENING,
Soth INST, To 10 in the rarade. March at 645.
I3rches. &C., will be furnished Friends invited 70
By order utl JAS. l. NORRIS Pres
RSALL OF MY FRIENDS OFTHE TWELFTH
80 district; who desire 10 take part in the DEM
ocrattc parade. will assemble at Gattos Hotel 9Th
and sts NV. at @ O'Clock FRIDAY EVENING,
where they wt be Joined by other sections Torches
IT. JOSEPH CATO. Marshal.
RsTHE CITIZENS OF THE NINTH AND
- Thireepth districts desiring to participate in
streets WM n y. st g P; 70 sharI ,>...
1T j. FRED. KELLEY, Thirteenth District
R~THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB
ASTSs, will meet for the parade THIS (Frlday)
EVENING Nov 25 1898. 8 O'Clock sharp at Deni-
sons Hal, wy St p. " Al members requested to
be prompt tltl j. FRED. KELLEY President. :
RSDENOCRATS OF SOUTH WASHINGTON
viii neet'at Partners Hal, Virginia ave: be.
6:15 m to take rart IN the general parads Torches
ROBERT r DOYLE. 18th; FRANK P. MAp1aAN.
1lth; WILLIAM WELL, 18th no4-2ts
DEMOCRATS OF THE
- fourteenth district, Parade will form at the
corner OF n j. ave and NJ st. n FRIDAY, Novem-
ber 20 promptly at $50 p. N. By order Of
n<o-U' p. B. GRANT, Marshal
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-24

AFTER all, there appears to be very little glory
In being militiaman. There is nothing Of the
pOmp or circumstance Of war when one is set to
guard lot of greasy old freight cars. There Is
nothing romantic In standing with fixed bayOnetS
protecting" an iron foundry or an ill-smelling
packing house, particularly when q lot of haggard
Workmen are looking on, with crying wives and
babies in the background. 1t isn't pleasant for
young man of spirit to be engaged in such
work as this when he thought he was enllstlng
to fight for his country's flag.-StGte JOur1tdl.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-24
A POLITICAL OUTRAGE.

The managers of the Wichita re-
union have covered themselves with
shame and insulted more than half
the old soldiers Of Kansas. First
they advertised among their list OF
speakers the most prominent and pop
ulsr Peoples party men in the state
and then failed to invite them as
speakers. What was the object Of
this, except to draw a crowd from all
parties and have them addressed by
republican politicians ? Even this
might have been looked upon as only
a shrewd political scheme had only
men of moral responsibility been per-
mitted to address the old soldiers.
But the plan was 80 recklessly exc
cuted that such infamous characters
as Judge Botkin and Geo. 7. An
thony were permitted to address that
magnificent audience and harangue
them upon political subjects and lie
about their political opponents.
Just think of it! Theodosius Bot
kin, whom public opinion has con-
victed of drunkenness, fraud, larceny,
perjury and being accessory to muir
der, being permitted to address an
audience of old soldiers in Kansas, to
lie about a public man who has been
given no right to speak to the same
audience.
Think of Geo. I. Anthony, a miser-
able excuse for a soldier, according to
soldiers own testimony, a fugitive
from justice-think Of him being per-
mitted to address this sudiencel
Where was Henrie, Humphreys
dynamite sppointee in the state
house? Why didn't they have him
down at Wichita to cap the climax
and render the insult overwhelming!
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-24
The Southern Kansas Falr.

Among the many state and district fairs
to be held this fall none at this writing
promises to be larger or more successful
than that of the Southern Kansas, to be held
at Wichita, Kas., September rs, q, %, %,
80 and October /, 1892. The premium list
shows that the association is making q
specially of cattle, swine, feld and garden
products. In the division for grasses and
grains the list says: "Finest sample red
winter wheat, firSty $50; second, $15. White
wheat, first, $40; second $40.
OF the $4,000 offered as premiums, Of
course the speed ring comes in for it's share.
There are 22l horses in the nominated list,
among which are some Of the crack flyers
OF the United States, coming from Wyom-
ing, Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri,
Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Georgia, Wis
consin, New York, Connecticut, Indian
Territory, Oklahoma and Arizona. Take
il all in all, the people Of Kansas, Oklahoma
and the Indian Territory can rest assured
that the people Of the queen city Of the
plains propose to have the best fair ever
held in the southwest. The secretary, Mr..
W. P. MoNair, Wichita, Kas., will take
pleasure in sending you premium lists and
any other information you may desire.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-24
ANOTHER ILLUSTRATION OF THE
HONESTY OF THE CAPITALS
SPECIALS"

We are again forcibly reminded of
the strict honesty ~ of the Capitals
specials" by the report of the Peo-
ple's party meeting at Meriden. It
is reported as very small and insig-
nifcant affair, and readers of the
Capital are left Ito infer that it is be-
cause of the apathy of the people and
the weakness of the Peoples party in
that vicinity. The Capitals special"
failed to state that there were two
funerals in the little town on that day
and that the good people did not
choose to neglect the last duties to
the dead and to their surviving friends
in order to make a grand political
hurrah.
We refer to this case in order to
illustrate the boasted fairness of the
Capitals Special correspondents.
They seem to be selected with es-
pecial reference to one qualification
their ability to suppress facts with
the view Of deceiving the people.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-24
diers of Kansas, less than one-ffth of
them are members Of the order.

THE fellows who object to mixing
politics with business, who persist in
passing resolutions to the effect that
the country is on the high road to
prosperity, will Of course claim credit
for their old party, if it is alive, after
the Peoples party has brought about
prosperity. Their nerve is TO be
compared with that Of the man who
declared on his desth-bed that he
never felt better in his life.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-24
KANSAS POLITICS.

Some Pointers Dished Up for Advocate "
Readers.
Hon. M. Sem will speak at Broughton
on the 25th.
Senator PETER will stump the state
during September.
Jerry Simpson will open the campaign
at Caldwell Thursday, September 1.
Seneca has q high flagstaff from the
top of which floats Weaver and Field
pennsnt.
Congressman Otis is home from Wash
lngton, and will enter the campaign dur
ing September.
The annual interest on the Kansas debt
would build four trunk lines of railroad
across the state.
Prof. G. Vincent, of indianapolis, will
devote three weeks to the Kansas cam
paign beginning September II.
s. S. King has withdrawn from the
race in the Second district In favor of
Col. Fl. L. Moore, who Is the democratic
nominee, and an old'time greenbacker.
On Saturday evening, September 10,
at Conway Springs, there will be debate
between T. D. Lowry, Peoples party, and
Frank Orr, republican, on the land ques-
ton.
On the 10th, the democratic district
convention at Dodge City endorsed Jerry
Simpson by a vote Of 70 to Sc. 1t Is re-
ported to have been very enthusiastic
convention.
A new Peoples party paper has been
established at Hope. 1t is called the Star,
and is published by ]. B. Mulford, whose
name Is an assurance that the paper will
be success.
In It's report Of the Wichita reunion,
the daily DroUerS' NercS says: "Chester
l. Long doesn't find much encouragement
among the old soldiers. The veterans
don't like dudes"
On Saturday evening, August q, a dis
cussion on the railroad question will take
place at Milan between G. s. Creekmore,
Peoples party representative, and Alva
Clapp, q republican.
Jerry Simpson is now industriouSly ct
work In his district, and the kid-glove
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-24
NATIONAL POLITICS.

Printers of Omaha have organized a
Peoples party club with fifty members.
Gen. Weaver has returned from his
triumphsl tour to the Pacific coast, and
Is In Iowa.
The southwest silver convention ls
called to meet at El Paso, Texas, on
December 5.
New York printers will head their
tickets with q suggestive picture-that Of
a rat-trsp.-AlmG Signal.
The North Carolina Popullsts headed
their state ticket with DR.. w. P. Exum
for governor at their late convention.
Senator SpooDer was nominated for
governor Of Wisconsin on Wednesday.
He iS going to wrestle with Bad Boy
Peck.
Tom Watson says there Is not enough
JeffSrsonlsn timber In the present demo-
cratic platform to make Thomas Jeffer-
son tooth-pick.
Governor Tooley, of Montana, hereto
fore democrat says: "We cannot and
will not support Cleveland, but will go
for Weaver straight"
W. B. Morgan, q prominent republican
Of Moberly, Mo-, says that the Peoples
party vote in his state will be fully $4,000,
and the vote throughout the country will
surprise everybody.
Down in Claiborne parish, Louisiana,
178 voters, all OF them democrats hereto
fore, signed and published resolution
declaring that they would support the
nominees Of the Omaha convention.
In Alabama the papers claim that
vote for Weaver is vote for Harrison.
In Kansas that q vote for Weaver is
vote for Cleveland. The plain statement
Is that a vote for Weaver is a vote for
Wesver.-IndspendeDt Tribune.
Col. Streator, the man who ordered
Iams to be hung by the thumbs at Home
stead a few weeks ago, has been reelected
colonel by his regiment. The militia Of
Pennsylvania thus approves Of the
dastardly act
The Detroit Evening NetOs, the st.
Louis Chronicle, the Cincinnati Post, the
Omaha Evening Public, the Denver NeOs
and the Cleveland Press, six daily pa
pers with combined circulation Of 22O,-
900, all favor the Peoples party.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-24

The encsmpment at Wichita has
offered such patriots as Geo. 7. An
thony and Judge Botkin grand op-
portunity to "stand up for Kansas''
and preach the doctrine Of sectional
hate to the assembled soldiers. There
is not one of these reunions where
the constitution of the Grand Army
of the Republic, which plainly and
specifically prohibits all pOlitical. dis
cussion, is not trampled underfoOt by
just such blatherskltes, and then they
wonder that, OF the 100000 old SOL
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-24
NEXT weeks ADVOCATE will contain

NEXT weeks ADVOCATE will contain
an article on Geo 7. Anthony's rec
ord as governor which will be the
best eye-opener of the campaign. 1t
will be of interest to everybody and
especially to railroad men. Every
county should have extra copies for
distribution. Those wishing to get
extras should get their orders in by
Friday, this week.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-24

had balance TO bis credit. 1 have known
him In q business way and socially.
While / am q republican, / have no hesl-
fancy In giving him all the credit to
which he Is Justly entitled"