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HOARD AND ROOMS WANTED

PHYSICIAN rNtrs three rear r00rns for
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ADDRESS BY TREASURER ROBERTS BE
FORE PENNSYLVANIA BANK
Frs ASSOCIATION.

ADORr-Ss Ry TREASURER ROBERTS BE
80 " ,.,...,,,,,.,>., p,v1,
FORE PENNSYLVANIA HANN-
EhS ASN"'i" ''>
v,o,r.,,r or com N TREASURY LARGER THAN
rvrp ptr0Rf.- NEED or SAFE
N'"'
GVARpiN" CT f'N'\ J.
scranton. Penn. oct H-The ht;h annual CON
Nenuon OF 'he r'"''S' am" , , 1.,s
opened here to-day and VIII continue TWO DAYS
The feature Of the FIRST session WIS inc presence
Of Ellis H. Roberts Treasurer OF me ,.a S' -
WIN a'''' i""'' s .t,o ,.,,r
made an address ON me l''"s"', ANU . ., We
,re'o" WV. ..,,. el. laws ..,I he was listened
latio's mp TO within " Few days ana ne wa
, ,,,rr,o.,. Situation. bs. sorre features Of real
and robust strength In thc FIRST place. as the cor
,Drstore ~ ai orr money cher, rests volume OF
eoid I'M NE treasury larger than ever before held
Tie people ine yellow metal IS hed hoyoqd al. all
IL tie year ending septcmher by Ss s-' ana m
Scr;en b.: idinS gold ''r''n'a''S' "H iD''"''
The TIDE az gold las flowed steadily into the
's'''s 81, '' bTosH customs ard me genera
Nardn $50, -h, customs were paid almost wholly
r ,ar,r with many months showing not frac-
ton .. se.d ID The , ss' >sI loYolk ' IN GOA
va "a ia ne iseai ye@r lS IL was ro5e 70
"i ,Sfl,,i"" ,T ,. .S - rold In tie gen
eral Transactions of the GoNernn'ni III the ,., .
year out Of receipts Of $40 No.. 2e, ,r4s
,IN rer cent while in r. later gar .- 81 VAS a..
eiris Smo .niins % ~ ~ disbDrsements 1887
Va in 600 com. ID t'' ~ norHenfaee of
G.. i9nei e." m e. ''''
o,g.r KS In s.,d s.-stsl AZ gross and this he-
,s ~ e5 ME largest sum before the present year
r.. IH
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WORK WANTED.


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vrfrTTNG GONERNt;S> EXPERIENCED.
.ucrDserf Teacher. engaged in prirntc
school and fn fufUrInc has dlsensaf'l
lime. m nric. literature Latin. ma'ne
mnilcs. olocutiou. NNSsAR. BOX q" 2''
West l25th-sf
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nr-ARnlNG cI.RRENcN

VOLUME OF GOLD u TREASURY LARGER THAN
EVER nEFoRE-NEED OF SAFE
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%0.~(-0~-r1l00~O01~0 NO0N@0@00N1O||101--
CARPETS cleaned ~ steam. ny hand or
on to floor Careful Carpet Cleaning
&c fbsS broadway. 52i East 4Sth-st-
coz 4 BRANDT. Tel 1872 2stA-
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- -. 49,. --
FOR SALE Goal att wood yard IN -.ff
8. % business. horses. waK as i.iatIna
engire. rt0 EARE CHANCE. T.1 g..
Tribune one
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DISCRIMINATING.

O~~o>N~-~01c-~r~0HO@~N
4 HIGH GRADE ladies' tailor ana ni"7'
maker formerly of SIN ave. WIN 'l"n'
,sif.r made Suits ir nnes' imported na
ferial- .inoi throughout WIN hr@i N4"','
SIR fnr $50 regular price So
perfect filter. exquisite "nrhinah-Nii'
fine fancy waists hirftl" SUITS. rainy nh,
costumes etc.. outing and golf SUITS. "u
now bicycle skirt can Dee worn on DOM
sides flannel shirt waists 20 ori,r. - ui
wards work done 80 my eFfAnHhntn'hi
only j. MnSTKOWlII. p West AZ -.
GARMENTS and other
nne surs repaired. redyed. remodelled
into latest STYLES at exceptions u, ~"
prices ladies' waited on at their Tesiden es.
Mrs T. BARKER. III West 3eth 81.
late with q. @ Gunther's sons hth-aF
Artistic dressmakng unique De-
signs. perfect Gt ard finish af IN r. Doe
tee and moderate prices hotel orheIs
specially. Mrs. MELRpY. - East lOlsi
st. one door from Madison ave.
'IpAtMAk ER. Superior Otter. az home
or out Will make an kinds ~ aiier"-
tons on ol04kS. finest worker IN seaisNin
garments VII remodel. repair after
sleeves. make into lates; STYLE jackets
,apes anl colliret'es. GKElG. 1871 West
I'D a.
cOtTrRlERE FRANCAIsE and ladies'
tailor. latest models f1r winter costumes.
'dfHe ana wraps. il1f .'It ID q WIZ if
modified. sfnff time. modcrat" prices,
special styles for large Indies Nine. AZ
lER~pN. 1o5 N"sf 1921 So. formerly WIN
storm rrue
DRi.~SMANE Err. Dressmakor. tate wifh
NNifo Howard WISHES NOR" on-1t"
menfs af homo or o.t hy i0t RN NNI~.
ff4 columbus ave. near Snfh-~i
UHl>SNAKER. Correct STYLES perfect
M guaranteed faulfiese skirt troog -u
p'ri w.lt and ini-l. expert on wrai.
responsible. reasonable. Mr. COOK E. .-''
Wce' fftn So. near Br0a6wnN.
DRESS MhKER and sTAM~TREss and
n'a"f ign' duiies in private family. nes'
references 'aI .r address H. NAIli
~iN 20. West J4th g.
MNe NAHf, 1861 W.sr ST. - Every
a-srripf 0n fan gowns. Paris designs.
m0-.'ra." prices. vlli m 80 residence.
THD MOST reliable ana prompt establish
m"nt 20 have yorr os,fhcs c.o4ned. fef
and repaired. skirts rebound soc. altered
and repaired boy skilled workmen. send
postal VIII cal. prompt attenti =.
UNITED STATES CLEANING Press
IN6 ANh DYEING CO. 81 Wrst lsth-st..
near 6th ave.
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FOR SALE.


BILLIARD AND POOL. TABLES new
and secondhand. lowest prices. easies.
ern.s MARX BROS - Union Square
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',lI N1rINMC ~ ete3 description
..J. -l.N9 while you walt HAR
DINo' sV W. 1-H s. Established % yeArs
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ThNTwDR German. experienced. one ~
more houses Wrt particulars %
NEfl.S renting Office Ibis - ave.
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MARRIED Man. g. wiling 20 da any
ching tat .r r'rhf 80 .rt. lHnif WITH
torl- FL}NN. III Ie kain. ave. hltn.
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rA&ITOR German. married aged -
f.r church, private of'ce or any public
building. nv. years' references iANlT'R.
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TANIT0R or FIREMAN. -By young man
h-s license Address : ~ 523 West
f-ff 81
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JANIIOH Man and vile desire care of
apartment houses. 10 years reference.
sober honest. faithful active. painter.
decorator. pumps. heaters. good renter.
JACKSON. 354 West 4sfh ST.
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scranton. Penn. oct l9-The hf'h annual CON
vcntion Of The Pennsylvania Bankers Association
opened here TODAY and Will continue two days
The feature OF the first session WIS tho presence
Of Ellis H. Roberts. Treasurer Of The United states
who after routine matters had been disposed o.
made an address ON The Treasury and the Cur
roncy." Mr.. Roberts had evidently prepared MS
speech with considerable care. bringing his csicu-
latio,s up TO within few days and ne was listened
10 with much attention. He spoke as follows.
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET

III
~~-~~~~-T~@-~~~~~@~r.-~~-~~
Hffl A FURNISHED ms single 0r On
ta.tf 100 l>,.rFf.r ave
REFINED PRIVATE FAMILY world let
Oh. f.N mp flIee gentlemen perfect. 40
pointed second 01or suite. G3e I<1inS
'rf ave.
TWO NICELY FTKNI-HFD ROOMS witch
a1 American family refertrr4s Ok
changed. in2 East liifl.
is WEST a2D ST. Uarasof.e., furnished
apartment and hafh pr gentleman. .,I-.
single r-.u. breakfast Y DESIRED
z2i ST.. 4tg WEaT RANDI rneiy :ll
90 rooms. iarF@ an1 su.l. al I'm
ii" ''i.e''a. .1rt"nie1|' % e.. railroads.
fe1a~ l. 4-rair. lrifG'- h0La@
lDtTH -T =. WE-T .Drr t-~,att, ..-
n-H'l rooms. private ror.e. n' on.
"ef. ffncs tfD'vr as
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h'NHEk tm -tn. rraptrr and
assistant N.atN.elrr experienced c ODD
gef@n' '1iar. So GLADYS 800 T.s'
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MACHINERY,

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and
changed GEORGE 3. BDDY. 30s Mai
fnr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-10
Western High School.
IN MEMORY OF DIR. GODDING.
Medical Society Pays Tribute to His
Life and Character.

The meeting of the Medical Society Of
the District held Wednesday evening last
IN the law building of Georgetown Univer-
sity was a memorial session in honor of the
memory of DIR. William W. Godding, late
superintendent Of the Government Hospital
for the Insane, and prominent member of
the society The president, DIR. S. c. Busey,
presided, and there was a large attendance.
Several papers Were presented and read in
tribute to DR.. Godding. Dr. Henry Hurd,
superintendent of Johns Hopkins Univer-
slty Hospital. who was present by invita-
ton, read paper upon the literary ability
OF Dr. Godding, and DR.. A. H. Wilmer,
acting superintendent of the government
hospital presented a paper upon the work
ana character OF DR.. Godding, learned
from intimate association in hospital life
with MIN for nearly a quarter of a century.
olher papers We're read by DR.. w. W. John
ston and Dr. j. c. Simpson, the latter of
81. Elizabeths staff. DR. F. NJ Gunnell
ana DR.. j. w. Bayne also spokeg of the life
ent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-10
RESTING ON LAURELS WON.
Weather Bureau Officials COmpIacent
After Recent Success

The forecast officials of the weather bu-
reau were resting today in state of COM
placency, the result of having brought in
a cool wave on schedule time to suffering
Washington. The fact that it was accom-
panied by sloppy weather Is of no import
ance, the supposition being that so long as
the thermometer marks low the state of
the rain gauge makes no difference
The change for the better occurred YES
terday soon after noon. At l. o'clock the
maximum had been reached, 90 degrees
and from that hour there was a Slight
downward movement in the mercury and
about 3:3u there was a slump to 10 with a
subsequent slight rise. During the night
the mercury hung around the seventies
and this morning at $50 it went down to
10. The winds were northerly and the tenn
perature afforded great relief and satsfac-
ton after the sustained torridity of the past
few days.
The cause of all this was the advance of
an area of showers up the Ohio valley and
over the mountains, followed by a high -
which settled down from the north The
area will flow southwark, cooling the air
all around Washington.
rain tonight or early tomorrow, with beau
tiful Sunday in prospect. Beyond Sunday
the officials are not ready to prophesy, al
though 1t is a pretty safe guess, they say
that Monday will be warmer.
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BICYCLE BARN OPENING.
Latest Addition to Equipment of "
VI. {. A. building.

A bicycle barn is the latest addition to
the equipment of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. This structure adjons the
association building on the west 1t is A
feet wide by lib feet deep, and contains
space sufficient to hold over 800 wheels
Wheelmen will bring their wheels into the
side of the barn. There is a slight incline
from the pavement level up to the floor of
the bicycle barn. Patent bicycle racks will
serve to accommodate the wheels and the
association anticipates putting into opera
ton a system of checking wheels by the
day, week or month, which will insure their
absolute safekeeping. Arrangements will
also be made for the cleaning of the wheels
of members at a reasonable figure. The
barn will be opened this evening at S
o'clock.
SO far is known, this is the only build
ing of its kind in connection with any as
ISOLATION in the country. The need of such
a structure was evident to the board of
managers of the association as soon as the
new building entered. The commit lee
charged with the oversight of the construc-
ton of the bicycle barn consisted of Messrs
S. w. Curriden, Charles F. Nesbit and John
B. Sleman, jr. The following committees
have charge of the arrangements for the
opening of the barn this evening: Commit
teen on invitations--A. ]. Leonard, chair
man; G.. c. Bailey. A. T. Thorson. Com
mittee on entertainment-M. B. R!deout,
chairman; II. S. Neale, f. X. Lundy, w. D.
decorations-J. NJ. Bartels, chairman: l.. NJ
Fryer. r. LeMat, S. H. Marks and c. B.
Chapman.
The Washington Y M c. A wheelmen
expect to have with them their guests
some of the Y NJ. c. A wheelmen from
Baltimore. A run will be made to Cabin
John bridge, leaving the association build
ing at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-10
Admits and Explains.

A charge of larceny was entered against
Robert E. Taylor, photographer, who was
arrested today by Detectives Weldon and
Horne. His arrest was made on complaint
of B. f. Rahmeyer of No. 915 street
northwest A camera and a diamond stud
are the articles charged 20 have been taken.
Taylor was in the employ of the COM
plainant, and worked in Atlanta and Au-
gusta, Ga. He came here only few weeks
ago, and, 1t is reported, hal made arrange
ments to return to one of the cities men,
toned. When placed under arrest he ad-
rnitted having taken the articles and said
it was his intention to return them His
explanation Of the affair Will be heard by
Judge Scott Monday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-10
Handy Given n Chance

Theodore Handy, who admitted he had
served one term in the pententiarv and
several terms in Jail for assault. was TO-
day before Judge Kimball on the charge
or drunkenness. Handy denied the pen1
ing charge, and said he had been arrested
on general principles" because he had
a bad record. He told the court he had
made arrangements to go to a distant state
and would leave town at once if given the
opportunity. -
Judge kimball told Handy he thought
tnat inns community would be much better
on without his presence whereupon the
prisoner asked that the court would give
Elm until Tuesday at midnight to ouit
washington. This was granted and pro-
ceedings were continued until Wednesday.
Instructions were given that II Handy ;s
then In town he must be brought into court
for sentence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-10
FAIR TONIGHT AND SUNDAY.
Weather Indications for the Next
TMentN-EOur Hours.

Forecast till pm. Sunday.-For the Dis
trict of Columbia eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Vir-
ginia, fair tonight and Sunday; light north
erly winds.
Weather conditions and general fore
cast.-A ridge of high pressure extends
from the lower Rocky mountain region to
Ontario, and northerly winds from this
ridge have caused n fall in temperature Of
six degrees to ten degrees in the Ohio val
ley, lower lake region and middle and north
Atlantic states. Temperatures are just nor
nal little below over the whole coun-
try from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific, except
in the south Atlantic states where they are
slightly above
Thunder storms and rains have occurred
from the middle and lower Rocky mountain
RI gions to the middle Atlantic coast.
The cool weather will extend today over
the south Atlantic and east gulf states,
with showers tonight and Sunday morning.
Showers will occur today in the middle and
west gulf states and on the gulf Sunday
morning. Generally fair and cool weather
for the season may be expected Sunday and
probably Monday in abe Atlantic and gulf
states lower lake region. and Ohio valley.
Light north to northwest winds will pre-
vail on the middle and north Atlantic coast.
and variable winds on the south Atlantic
coast.
The following heavy precipitation Cin
inc hes) has been reported during the past
tWenty-four hours: Raleigh, l.SS Norfolk.
SO; Havana, 1.42; Cumberland, Md, liz.
Records for Twenty-FOur Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at > pm. yesterday:
Thermometer: June 81 pm, l3; pm,
a; u midnight, IL
June 10 am. is: a m. 60; l. noon. 81 F:
= pm, 60.
Ma ximum-79 al 6 pm, June Q.
Mnmum-60. at l D. m. June 10.
Barometer: June "a pm, %. 81; p.m
% 80; l. midnight, 29.91
June 10 am, 1897; am, 1902; noon,
1904; pm. 3o.u1.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at g
m-Great Falls, temperature. 80; condi-
ton /; receiving reservoir. temperature 50;
condition at north connection, Is; condition
at south connection, ); distributing reser-
voir, temperature, 81, condition at intluent
gate house, ); effiuent gate house, 3.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 3:21 am. and 4:o4 pm.
high tide 9:26 m. and $50 pm.
TCmorrow-Low tide. 4:l6 am. and All
pm; high tide, 1905 am. and 1879 pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises. 4:31 am; sun sets, 7:27
pm.
Moon sets. 9:25 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 4:3l am.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by s:33 pm, eNtin-
gushing begun at 3:i2 am. The lighting
is begun one hour before the time named.
Arc lamps lighted at SIS pm, eXtin-
gushed at 3:57 am.
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FINANCIAL.
incorporate YOUR Business
THE CONFIRMATION TRTssT 90 OF DELAWARE


ihh CORPORATION TRUST 90. OF DELAWARE
incorporated: Capital SIO0. uO0,
n--Jo broadway, New York. and Dover Del.
ms company Is organized for the purpose ~
iaclntaing the Incorporation throughout the United
Stnies VI companies under the recent SAT. and lb-
etsi general Incorporation laws Delaware and u
huihs theni 10 comply. n minimum expense,
with The requirements Of the Delaware law Full
Information as To cost of Incorporating any bust
ness te ACCESSIBILITY and eNpediency VI incorcrat-
Ing under the Delaware law copies 81 the law,
at'rs corporations or their counsel upon appllca-
ton IN person or by letter the home ofcc or 20
IN" coinpanys resident attorney. Charles t,owles
Tucker. Rooms les las. Washington Loan aud Trust
Company building. Washington, D. 4 The cunl-
paHN also acts as transfer agent and trustee for
other corporations.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
President Hon. William T. Watson. ~ Governor
OF Delaware. Directors: George Gray. ex United
Delaware, W. NJ. Ross Treasurer 81 Delaware.
John q. Mccullough President of chicago and Erie
X Il. Co: Silas n butcher. President Hamilton
Trust Co; Franklin IL. Watriss Capitalist. J W
Hinkley. President L. : Casualty Co. Charles A
Starlu"k President \. Y Air Brake Co. A.
Ii"us"man Of A 4. Housemsn 4 Co BANKERS;
Frank Il. Robinson. Vice President Carbon Steel
CO; W ii Stayton. Attorney. Vice President and
Treasurer. W. II. Stayton; Secretary. Warren l..
sawyer jelo-n, tbs II -
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO Is
4 quarterly dividend Number 49, Of TWO ~
per cent will be paid on the COMMON CAPITAL
STOCK Of the American Grsphophone Company
Oh June 10. 1899. tn stockholders Of record Juns
By order OF the board OF directors
r. ID. EAST0N, President.
my20 -, 81 les = l0l5
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FATAL RESULTS.
One Man Killed by Lightning, Two
Others Stunned.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star

SPEC 1al Correspondence OF The Evening star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, June To- 1899.
A thunder storm of unusual severity
passed over the northern section of this
county yesterday afternoon. 1t was ac-
companied by a high wind and a heavy
rainfall The storm was particularly severe
in the neighborhood of Spencerville. Base
Dorsey, Burt Black and Richard Thomas,
colored men, were struck by lightning, the
former being killed and the others badly
stunned. These men had been at work
picking Strawberries on the farm of Mr..
Charles Ousler, and when the storm began
took shelter in crate shed in the straw
berry field.
In the vicinity of Brookeville considerable
hail fell, but not much damage was done
to growing crops ROckland, the home of
Henry c. Hallowell, near Sandy Spring, was
considerably damaged by being struck by a
falling tree.
The storm did not visit Rockville and vi
entity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-10
AdjOurns Until October

me court of Appeals of the District of
Columbia took final adjournment yester-
day afternoon for the April term, and will
not meet again until the first week of Oc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-10

For stoning the laundry of Lee Hong,
Perry Addison and Albert Smith, colored,
were today fir ed s. each by Judge Kimball.
They did not pay, and went down for fif.
teen days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-10

Whatever may be wanted can be secured
In the quickest and cheapest way by using
the want" columns of The Evening Star
Those wanting anything are sure to scan
them slosely every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-10
Washington
Loan & Trust Co..

OFFICE COR. 9TH AND F SITS.
pAID-UP CAPITAL ONE MILLION.
- Loans in any amount made approved real
- estate CT collateral at reasonable rates.
Interest paid upon deposits monthly bal
ances subject TO check.
This company acts executor, admins tra-
tor trustee, agent, treasurer registrar and in
all otner hduciary capacities.
Boxes 70 rent In burglar and freproOf vaults
- for safe deposit and storage OF valuable pack
ages
JOHN JOY EDISON Observation-Disclosures President
JN0 \. SWOPE.. Vice President
ELLIS SPEAR ...............Se Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER. ...................T Treasurer
X. A CHEST FER .............-. Assistant Treasurer
JOHN L. WEAVER. Real Estate Officer
mh22- VISIT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIE SIR KNIGHTS pF WASHINGTON con-
rd--y. No. l. knights Tempiar. are hereby
ord red assemble Il the Asylum Sunday. Jun"
H. in full r. mpllr uniform, TT I.3u pm, for
Tire Iur,-l~.. of attending the funeral Of our late
81 Knight J n. Foraker. which VIII be held NJ
rs !afr RESIDENCE a}J e street NV. ct : O'Clock
pm
Ey order II Tho Acting Eminent Commanler
II V = IfiEKS taut ain General
WASHINGTON J.. G.. April To- 90.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
This = ru certify that f. ". Grafton II the Ma
tial lrl her Roof Paint Go. has been for nine 90
years Hud j. doing the rruf painting for all
Ir'Irsty I have in my charge and I'm many in
Stances guar'nt' cling his rubber paint T." protect
H.. tin for nv. years.
don't Ln", e singh instance wherein his
paint has failed. and whenever leaks were reported
D." had them promptly attended
With pleasure. | heartily onmond the National
RELh-.T Roof Paint 60
tSiEn"tI THEODORE FTIEETS,
tEcal Estate. Looms and insurance.
Cor. 12rh and g SIS NV.
GRAFTON y son. ''Eoutin. Experts log Srh St
j"IU