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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21

CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-TOmorrow will he
the great Columbian dedication day
proper, when the big programme which
the whole county has been preparing
for months, will be given at jackson
park. The manufacturers building on
the fair grounds, besides being the
objective point for at least $4,000 who
are the fortunate holders of invitations
and cards OF admission. will be a Mecca
Tor the multitudcs whose only hope is TO
catch a glimpse through some unlocked
Tor combination of circL. instances in
their favor. The real dedication begins
with the indoor exercises and when
Director General Davis rises upon
the platform to open the cere-
monies there will be spread be-
fore him such "A vast sea of human
faces as has probably never before been
seen under a single roof. In front OF
him will be massed the great bulk of the
audience, to the mum. err of 10000. the
distinguished guests will occupy re-
served seats to his left. while upon a
special stand $500 singers will be seated.
y large orchestra will also help to make
the iron arches ring. Behind the speaker
Will sit in state many of the greatest
dignitaries of which "A republican gov
eminent can boast. At the close of the
programme on the grounds the audience
will disperse to witness the display of fire
works in the parks and those who have
tickets to the Auditorium will listen to
Archbishop Ireland and other speakers
M are to inaugurate the work of the
World congress auxiliary.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21

BUTTE, Oct. Nv. b. Webb. secre
tary of the democratic state central com
mittee. made the following estimate to-
day of the states total registration
Beaverhead county. LOO; Cascade. $500
Choteau, Loo: Custer. LOO; Dawson
40; Deer Lodge, G,iOO; Fergus. l.IOO;
Gallatin. 2,iOO: Jefferson. $500: Madison,
Loo; Meagher, 1900; Missoula, 500:
Lewis and Clarke, 300: Park. 2.2OO; Sill.
yer Bow. $500; Yellowstone, 1000 To-
tai. JO.IJO.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21

The grand lodge Of Odd Fellows Of
Montana on Wednesday elected the fol-
lowing officers: Grand master, George
Pascoe, Of Butte; deputy grand master,
G. l.. Chambers, of Livingston; grand
warden, II. NJ. Nicol, of Grantsdale:
grand secretary, A. j. White, of Butte;
grand treasurer, j. j. York, of Butte;
grand representative, Massena Billiard,
of Helena. The following officers were
appointed Grand marshal, Charles
Schatzlein; grand conductor. p. S. Wash
burn: grand guardian, p. J.. Brophy:
grand herald, VIM. j. Orr; grand chap,
lain, VIM. Wood; grand instructor, Philip
Dodson. The grand lodge adjourned to
meet in Livingston next year.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21
NINETY YEARS OLD.
n Venerable Resident ~ This CITY Who
il Well Known and Well Liked.

y Venerable Resident ~ This CITY VIII.
il Well known and Well Liked
Judge Jewell. the venerable gentle.
man who bad a seat on the stage at the
opera house during the speaking Wednes.
day evening. was born in Kentucky
January s., 1902. and will therefore be
30 years of age on his nest birthday.
He first visited what is now the state Of
Montana some forty years ago. and has
resided here about seven years. No one
would suspect to look at him that he had
seen so many years come and 20. Just
at present he walks with "A crutch and a
cane, having had the misfortune to have
his foot hurt while at work at the smell
ter a few days ago. Ordinarily he walks
around as though he were a young man.
"Why, have a son down in Bismarck.
who is a good deal older than | am"
said the judge to a TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday. 'He is IA pilot on the Mis-
souri, river, and is 81 years of age. He
holds his age well, but still he thinks he
is an old man." and the Judge laughed
1t the thought Of the boy" thinking he
was old. 81 haven't smoked for over
thirty years." he said in reply to an in.
vitation to take a cigar. Tobacco does
not do anyone any good that ] can see"
Judge Jewell has been a lifelong demo
crat. and is a warm admirer of Andrew
jackson for whom he voted many years
ago. The Judge was very much pleased
with the address Of Mr.. Dixon and with
the other speakers at Wednesday nights
meeting.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21
OF red sandstone. like that of which the
First National bank is built.

I First National bank is built.
Hundreds of thousands Of dollars O
out Of the state each year for fire-bricl
the greater part of which will come I
Great Falls within a short time. All tn
| quarries will supply building stone G
the most durable and attractive varieties
not only to Montana. but also to adJoir
ing states. The vast iron mines whicI
exist in the adjoining mountains. an,
which include every variety of iron tina
is needed for the use of man, will sool
be exploited, and with the illimitabl
water power at our disposal, togethe
with the advantage of producing cleo
trical power at "a nominal cost. will en-
able Great Falls to compete with any %
the producers of the world.
Deal estate is cheap in Great Falls to
gay IN comparison with any other city o.
its SIZE in the country, and M city ia the
world has more natural advantages FOL
growth and a prosperous future.
Great Falls is ready for it's future: the
TAILS OF the Missouri are ready for their
work. The electrician is ready to do his
part. Great Falls is destined to wear d
crown of light and become the electric
city Of the world.
How important, then, that the ques-
o or locating the capital should be de-
cided IN a manner to assure to the state
tne enjoyment OF these magnificent gifts
OF nature. Locate at any other point
IN montana the capital city will be only
way statlon, as IL is IN Delaware, New
iork' pennsylvania Nebraska, Nevada.
missouri limos and other states where
something besides wisdom influenced
'hG selection.
10 place the capital at Treat Falls to
10 secure the greatest combination of
natural that eXlst on the
siope' Which ny the iheVitabie co-opera.
tloh WIN art, Which Is neal at hand, will
cause TO ne pun mere a city uhequaled
,1r wealth. n spleni or IN the worli.
tiot'aha now mas II IN her power to
choose whether she VIII plant her CAPT
'ai On sucn a maEnlllcent site as tins OF
on spot that VIII DE the capital ana
hothihg more me choice once made
Iecohsi'eratioh VIII be out OF the Iues-
tioh.
.io'le ior W~prhih9p,eh what Guy
.non'aua or M tie west offers equal
~ a ,antases me .Ns'd'lc pauper Is tie
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21
Stitches In His Finger.

Twenty-four years ago John Gilbert
Pottstown pa re%stauranteur, had one
his index fingers naDgled in a feed cuttlD
machine. The doctor sewed up the w0ah'
and it readily healed. Recently the u
ger got sore, and IN examination reveaI7
the ends Of several threads. They WEI
the stitches that had been put there a qua
ter OF n century ago. The threads wei
removed and the finger is healing.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21

BuENOs AYERS, Oct. 20. The revolt in
Santiago Del Estere. the capitol Of the
province of that name. is assuming
formidable proportions. The rebels are
in full possession of the capital and have
placed the provincial ministers ulder ar.
rest. The governor of the province has
the national government to intervene
and restore statu quo. The provincial
guards are arming to oppose the rebels.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21

Francisco, Feb. :. lSs1. She had ,no,i
contest there with Captain +. y. Jcnnin.
of the Irish HIIssars, in which She defeat,
him, rs she did six times aftcrwar!-tLu
times on foot and three times ON bo,
back. TOa question as t. her drro, she
piled: "Oh, dear, no: II woman could I'd
no anything in "A habit. wear ddhI
trousers and boots. spurs and all. adj
French officers cuirasS. This i, Of had
To protect the body, and in it on a}
neither bend to the right nor left, nutsJ
ca'ed rs i'll a wise. The riding * aIqJ
by balance, aud when one loses hi, "A
ance he throws himself, that tactic belI
part Of his training for cavalry wOk'
She carries Il Slight scar on her face aa
two on her body rs the result Of her CON
bats. AMI is wilhul very refined a1l tsi
titul woman.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21
Corbett win Fight J,cks,,

BosToN. Oct. lS.-Corbett, the cham
plon pugilist, today te%legraphed \. w.
Cook, proprietor of IA sporting paper
here, that he would accept Peter Jack
sons offer as soon as his theatrical con
tract expires.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. 2O-.The latest
developments in the Santa Fe operators
strike situation is an agreement that the
operators resume work tomorrow o
ing, pending the conference at Chicago
between the Texas committee which
leaves here tomorrow morning and
Prcsidenton Manvil. The operators re
sumo work tomorrow.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21
Worlds Records Broken

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. I7.-Sensa-
tional racing was the order of today at
Cumberland Park. Two worlds records
were broken, the race record for year
llngs being reduced below $50 and the
race record for two-year-o!ds being now
2:l1'l. made by Silicon.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21
Cattle.
S,I F.fi'.
Grain Market,

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 2O.-May. opening
'o'amh; highest 755aMA; lowest 1884;
close 19ss; Dec, opening So. n 81: highest
GAG %; lowest 6913; close 69is.
On track: No. ! hard. 7Ol,; No. |
northern, CO.,; No. , northern GlmGGc.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21
Metal Market,

NEW fonK. Oct. 20.-Pig iron quite
steady; American $13OOMl5.5O.
Copper, steady; lake Sl1 .G5Mll.SO.
Lead dull; domestic s3.SOM4.OO.
Tin seadier: straits, go. 1Om2O7j.
Bar silver, s51c.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21
Atkins a. Burleigh. Insure with them
Found.

\ watch, this morning ON roai six
miles east OF town. Owner can have
same by applying to Frank Gehring.
Fifth avenue south and Fifth street.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21

There Is II veteran in the pension oiH,'
AT Washington, Captain Thomas j. sleD
Ger, who wns present in forty-iive bat'ie,,
was captured three times and escapo,'
twice, and saw the inside Of seven Coh'r4
crate prisons.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21

New YORK, Oct. 20,
The Money Market.

New YORK, Oct. 2O.-Money firm AT
31s@1 per cent; last loan, 80; closing of.
Tered at 4 per cent; sterling exchange
weak at si.e3la for G0-day bankers bills
and 1882 for demand.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21

The new ~subtrcasury building at -
Francisco has an electric burglar a!''L
installed between the rows Of brick' :
that any interference with eitbcrthe bfl.A
Or cement will cause an alarm u sound
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21
THE MARK ET>.


UNION roc YARDS, Chicago, Oct.
2O.-iesterday's sales reported for the
TRIBUNE by Rosenbaum Bros.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-21

To exchange real estate for baled hay
or oats. Box =, city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09

PERsoSAL.-J. b. Moore of Boston, W. p.
Adauys Of Chicago, Al. Z. Firester of New York
and Waldo Phipps of Massachusetts are at
Hard sc. L. Jack Of Berkeley Springs.
I. L. Lowry OF New York, George A. Davis OF
baltimore and j. l.. Stineeker OF Boston are at
the EandalL--B. h. Yacht OF Pennsylyania,
W. W. whitney of New York. J. NJ. Holmes IL
Phlladelphia, Ed q. Gierney OF Louis-
lille. NY, Geo. Louis of East Orange.
by, l. S. Bangs of Maine and Frank
W. stevens of Maine are at the Riccs-W
u. Morse OF New York, W. l.. McMilien Of New
orleans, GIibert Z. Brown of Newark. \. J..
and j. j. Marshall of Philadelphia are at :he
Arlington. W. Hart of Brooklyn. W. A.
Taylor Of New York. ID. h. PHILIPPE OF Boston
ana T. j. Smith of New York are at the
Shoreham.-J. u. Bowles of New York,
d. NJ. Shortlidge OF Philadelphia, y A. An
derson OF Chicago and John II. Simpson OF
san franclsco are at the Ebbitt-
James IL heenan of oxford, Md. VIM. >. Mann
OF New York, j. W. Il. Collins OF Philadelphia
anu John hing oi Brooklyn are at the Cochran.
--G. W. boyd and Nm. Hazelton OF Phila-
delpAla and L. ID. Evans of Buffalo are at
the Normandle.-A. S Ludlow of New
York, Senator Dixon of Rhode Island. s.
Emelin heigs OF Philadelphia, ex-Represen-
tatVe Jno. NJ Glover Of ST. Louis are at
the Arno.-Mrs. L. q. Stuart and Miss
Stuart of New York and Maudel seuer
OF Hagerstown are at the Fredonia.-
L. l.. Zacbus Of Buffalo, J. C. Thompson Of
CINCINNATI. ). L. Harley OF Norristown. Pa.
and D. 4: Dubois OF Philadelphia are at the
howard House.--A. 4. Randall of Chicago.
Geo. Metcan of Cincinnati. James a. NcDon,
neI OF Boston and }. q. Leigh of Little Rock
are at the st. James.--Representatiy b. II.
brenn OF North Carolina, A. s. Trapier
OF Charleston, = C., j. Cain of Minneapolis
and Il. T.. Chew and A. W. Mcdonald a
wheeling, W are at the Metropolitan.-
T. Z. Caldwell of Wheeling, West Va. G F.
Van Horn Of PHILADELPHIA, ". l.. sIlyev Of Day.
ton, Quo, and John Kelly of Wisconsin are at
tL the Natonai-- David ID. McNair of New York,
father OF Mrs Guy V. Henry OF Fort Myer'
died yesterday morning OF the grip.-
William L. heyworth is convalescing after
a severe attack Of pneumonia II,
Hempler is yet confined to his house.
ar. "lAiiam Z. Earle. who has been confined to
ms room for nearly fortnight with influenza,
was at his Office today.-Dr. W. H. Pomeroy,
who has ceen quite al, is better and hopes u
his speedy recovery are entertained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09
DEPARTMENTAL CHANGEs
Appointments. Promotions and Transfers
the Classified Service.

Appointments. Promotions and Transfers n
the Classified Service.
The following promotions have been made in
the Navy Department, caused by the death OF
Jesse Dow, q clerk Of fourth class in tie Secre-
tary's Office: Il. A. Church. l,6O0 to q, 500,
vice Dow; NJ L. Croxall, sI, 400 to sl,60O, vice
Church; A. b. Legare, 81 200 10 sl,4O0, vice
Croxall; r. A. Logan, $1,000 70 si,aoo, vice
Legare; F.S. Curtis s720 to $1,000, vice Logan.
The following promotions have occurred in
other bureaus OF the department.: sylvauus
Jones, steam engineering, 81, 200 to q, 400, i'm
construction, vice Dulton, resigned; T. b.
Snoddy, provisions and clothing, LOCO 20
$1,000, in steam engineering; W. ID. Johnston,
provisions and clothing, $500 to sl.oOo;
Pickens Neagle, judge advocate generals
ONCE, q, 200 20 81 400, medicine and surgery,
vice W. h. Lewis; Miss X. b. White, ordnance,
sl,0O0to q, 200, j. A. g.; Mira L. B. McCook,
ordnance, $500 to $1,000
WAR DEPARTMENT cHAHoEs
orrie 8 Hodge Of Iowa and VIM. T. Brodis
Of Tennessee, appointed copyists, $500, record
and pension division; Ellery T. Albee of New
Hampshire. appointed class /, depot quarter-
masters Office, Jefiersonville, Ind; Robert v.
Page OF New York, appointed copyist, ssoo.
depot quarsermasters Office. Washington, DC,
Grant McEnany Of Pennsylvania, promoted
from class TO class 2, depot quartermasterls
ofice, Philadelphia, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09

WHEN DUT1Es ARE SUspExDEp.--Acting Sec
retary spaulding has informed United States
Attorney Grant at New Orleans that the esti-
mated duties paid by claimant ON bonding
property under section 9Bs. revised statutes.
are covered into the treasury and are subse-
quently refunded IN case the decision of the
court Is favorable To the claimant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09

lHE CoRooRAN ART GALLEEr.-The ], 400 per-
sons who visited the Coreoran Gallery of Art
last night were evidently gratiiied to see the
rooms SO wei lighted and the paintings exhlb-
tied TO such ad vantage, and expressions OF ap-
preciauon of tue eiforts of the trustees were
heard on all sides. line gallery will Ice opened
Tree On Friday Eig hts until further notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09

SECRETARY FosTER.-Secretary Foster has
arranged to spend several days at Fortress
Monroe for rest and recuperaton and will
leave Washington for that place this evening lie
has recovered almost entirely from the grin.
put has not yet etcompletely regained his strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09

sEcRETARr BLAISE spent the afternoon at his
residence with his private secretary and dis
patched considerable routine business. He has
completely recovered from his recent attack of
indigestion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09

NAVAL ORDERs.-Surgeon J. b. Parker. or.
dered to the Charleston. Pay Inspector James
Hoy, ordered TO appear before the retiring
board Lieut. q. d. Harber. detached from the
Naval Academy and ordered 10 duty at the
coast survey. Medical Inspector q. H. White,
detached from the Charleston upon the report
ing of his relief. ordered to proceed home and
granted two months leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09

BONDS REpEENED.-The amount Of AZ PER
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was s3s 900,
making the total redemption 20 date s22y
54s,OoO and leaving outstanding s2. $50. 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09
WILSON WHISKY"
PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DIsTILLERY.
HIGHSPIRE, DAUPHIN CO.. Pa,

HIOHSPlRE. DAUPHlN CO. Pa.
This celebrated Whisky. most carefully and slowly
yeasied, mashed fernepted and distilled from the in
valuable health giving Chay beae waters and choce
small grain Rye peculiar TO the renowned mountain
districts Of fennsylvania and Maryland, and ripened
in heated ware houses vOyaged and aged in the
WARM salt air Of bermuda. Tie oxides Of iron and
their homoosous salts found in the waters from which
this Whisky is distilled render this Whisky invaluable
and unequaed tonic and rejuvenatOr to those in
need Of strength. vitality and vigor.
See rtnese Of Prof. 1Onry Of the Baltimore Med
ical College:
CAN THEREFORE BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED
FOR MEDICINAL USE IT'S HIGH COLOR Is
DUE 10 THE IRON PRESENT
''wM. P. TOMMY. Ph. D.. Chemist"
snS is fSd BY the following
ioIhalon Vine Company. GA l4th St NV.
Bfan BBsan M sIG ssS sSs iSls sSs ave.
2: 5. kednian. cor. 9Th and louisiana ave.
y. L. Wheeler cor. 18th and X SIS NV.
Mai,hsw ,Goadsrd: eoI. i:,ih and Ii .ss. nv.
5a. j. b toGs: ponn.iy ie eo1 ltth ass tt and
Mln- N: Arnold. l52U i5th st. NV.
heg'' &qish. Sq.aInf III. Ia isii lS,s st. 's wv
y: Murphy. cor 4th and . sts NV.
=. bil,s & sSr; 81 dan. and a st st. Sc. Capitol Hnl
M.ncsns SwsSg; g:1s, ne? i5S s'ii Seotss,Swn oo
Aso he tollow.af Hotels and KssssaraS,.:. = -
Metro pcll,sn Kxss House, HarSsyS %siAe' Na''00ai
j. =. Narsnati. 1873 + St. DIV.
u. ".
9st9rns { hctsn, corner 7si and s.a NV
Gh.s. a; Leistsin. en-. AZ q Ne. New York ave.
!, 2.mI.h nI.pf johnson. Sd.,s;. @ Ss1 =, NV.
pO'hTsli 1 I's s Pane. 40 18Th St. nv:
: II, DeA,Iey. lea2 Fsnna ave- NV.
S1s S,s. gsSfhslis; sSha Rs.: :os =, =. al !,
Wm Willis. AIS @ @,2;h s,. NV.
Wal. 1903 ith st. n.
,s', - isa "a 4; and ST. nj.
JOHN JOHN Fi:aSIr, Ms,; SGr Ste aIaab md -,
HUH cosST0ve. ais sth Il, ii NV. w
Hl1faSSs, Sss,Sa0 sa;Ohs1i9 SIS IAN and ... NV
+. " HeSssts9. H "a "a fsnnssly.s,. rssh ssinw
Ssypsss5. s'h ana fsnnssiSsnaa aSs T. '. .v.. n
Faber's Caie. 4i3g;h si NV.
iofs T:ass b;s, so so.ts,ssR s p
MsI,aisS nsS taS ~ st. Georgetown. D. c.
JOHN h:aS i5,s i,s and and st. NV ~.
A.k for WILSON WHISKY.
TIE ULMAN GoLDsBoRoUGH CO.,
no.+ eo9n DistilerA Baltimore. Md.
|K~I63nM1MafFkfpJiAL1 1aF piN1yEGT FIRE j. INsgEANGE CO.
dividend Of per on the capital stock Of this
9thes No %, l,,h St. u. W. on and after JAN AisY
uzry to Is inclus
q csdss j.s 9. ,hs Board sf TTu.sss.s ssssxr s
RSCAUTIoN.-W ALI. OF OUR MA
chimes TO glve the highest degree Of satisfac-
ton We rarthniary caution those having old ONES Of
our MAKE axAnst allowing them adjusted eipe-
where than at the COMPANl's OFFICE, where none
Tut une parts used. and only reason
able charges any. made. Orders by postal viii
receive tnAnaedi ate attention.
wHEELkR 4 WILSON MFG CO..
my96-t. .th.s.u 4s7 eth IT. nv
E~pR; REULINa HAS REMOVED TO 1910
- 10th 81 u W.. one door above 81.
once hours for and diseases every Tuesday
md Friday from 70 30 O'CLOCK ds0:ud2voo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09
chronological society of w..h,nrto..

EhtonoIOgfcnl sOcfety OF Wsshfngt06
The annual meeting Of the chronological
Society Of Washington was held Thursday
evening and the following officers were elected
for 1892: Prof c. " Riley. president; c. L.
Msrlats FIRST vice president; W. II. Ashmead,
second vice president; DR.. Z A. schwarz.
treasurer; i. o. Howard. corresponding sscre-
tary; Nathan Banks recording secretary; Ds.
Geo. Marx, Prof. b. T. Fernow end Ds. W. =
Fox, executive committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09

SPEAKER CRIsP.-1he condition Of Speaker
orlsp continues to improve. He dictated sew
eral letters this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09

SosELNMESr REcEIFrs ToDsY.-Internaf
revenue, si6s, $50; customs. sG6l, sos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

= ONE MILLION TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS. FULL PAID.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY.
New stone building. 14O5 st. NV,
Tran,aets a general Trust business and acts
IN any Jfduciary capacity.
DEPOSITS
Receives deposits and pays interest
thereon.
TRUSTS.
In making your will yoa can name this
company as Trustee. Executor. Adminis-
traitor or Guardian. and such wills will be
drawn and keptfree Of charge.
SAFE INVESTMENTS.
The greater the possibility Of gain the
greater the probability of loss. Money has
only certain value above lis face-that is.
1t is worth only SO much TO responsible bor-
rowers. Tho more responsible the bor-
rover and the more legitimate his use Of
the money the smaller the interest he pays.
Hence it is that for absolutely safe invest
menn there none better than First Mort
sages and Debenture Bonds. We have both.
Debenturs Bonds in sums Of SIOO, $500 and
$1,000 at par and accumulated interest.
THE AMERICAN
SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
A. T. Britton........ President.
c. ]. Bell........... First Vice President
A A. Thomas Second Vice president
Percy b. Metzger Treasurer
George Z. Emmons. Secretary.
No. l4O5 G ST. N.w.-New Stone Building. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09

E,sEE SHERRY FOR PRINTING. 023 D ST.
~ 3a7
R~BYRON s. ADAMS.
~ 5l2 llth ct. NV,
Is prepared to do all classes Of printing
upon short notice and ut reasonable ratss
JAG BRIEF WORK A SPECIALITY
R~ALLEN c. CLARK ANNOUNCES THAT AS
~ REAL ESTATE BROKER
Buys and Sells Realty
Collects kents.
NegoGiates Loans
Pisces Insurance.
Adjusts Faxes.
That hs has the cooperation OF energetic AID
experienced assistants.
- business solicited.
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