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New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
REPUTATION At STAKE.
That of Legislature contingent" on
1ctiom on Bills To-day.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUNE.I ]


Albany, April 25.-The reputation OF the present
legislature is or less contingent" TO the
legislative idom, the action that the Assembly
takes tomorrow the bills that to come be-
fore II for action. In this list are the Niagara
Power bill and the Goodsel railroad measures,
the one affecting the franchise of the Steinway
tunnel 10 Long Island City. the other similarly
benefting the Interborough in The Bronx by per-
mitting it to abandon Improbable lines The Nj
agara bill seems to have been generally dsc-edited.
owing TO the scandal attending its progress. and
there is every evidence that the Republican leaders
Will take that the bill makes further prog
ress by their action tomorrow.
The with the railroad bills is less favorable
although the opposition TO them is cn the increase
Briefs supporting these bills industriously
circulated through the legislature by interested
parties and being carefully considered by doubt
ful legislators tonight The fight against the bills
Will opened by the Republican Assemblymen
from NewYork City. a NUMBER of Democratic As
semblymen pledged TO assist in the attack. and
all party lines have been laid aside in this contest
As is the custom with bills OF this character
the defence OF the bills will be attended to by Louis
Beden, chairman of the Assembly Railroad Com
mittee who played similar part in pressing the
Wallace anti-transfer and the Bedell Elm-st
grab bills of last session.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
EASTER CHURCH ELECTIONS.

ZabrskIe vestryUcn C. Barton Spencer AIirich
William b. Boulton. Henry Parish " Irving Clark
Charles J. Nourse. j.. y. Nee. WhitICck and Robert
St Stephens Episcopal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n g HedenEeim and ". 5. Pangborn; vestrymen, j. W.
Clark +. ". Farnnam. J. Fl. c. Atkinson, r. Babcock
". +. Hicks. \. 7. Mart. Il. " Raymond E Y.
Fuller.
Christ Protestant Episcopal Beleyile " J-wardens
J. Roger HinSs,and and William D. Moore vestryme
franklin r. Hull, Z. w. Dickinson Robert G. Minion
Frederick W. Ashworth George W Stanar. J. W
Hries = J. Foss George Wharton and oliver IT,
ST. LGie's Episcopal Montclar-w wardens Decatur n
Force and Edwin \. Bradley vestFymen. Joel jenkins
Charles Arnitage. Edward c. burgess. George l.
mann, Webster Bayard Whitehouse and John T.
Heavenly Rest-Wardens David II. Decker and David
Thompson James l. Barclay. +. Egegton Webb. George
Gray Ward Nathan Seeey. Charles A. Clark and Dr.
Allen Thomas
Or j Ostram Taylor; vestrJElcn. Frank A. Hatton.
William Sherwood il. r. Brown. Z. Gray VIII
ian F. schiel Arthur G. EedeH. George W. Smith
ST Martins, Carroll Park NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p C.
Wamsicy and john \. Logan; vestFymen J. II ".
Dannatt = J. Smith. +. IL. Chase. r. \. Eye. J. p.
Williams and o. Sloaf
ST Mark e-TVardens. Cornelius 3. Mitchell and
Brooks Ieavltt: yestrymen- Zeah Van Loan William F.
IIslIer Charles Z Gocdhue. George w Clark, David
Iydg Frederick W Haynes Berkeley Mostyn and Gordon
Ths church Of the Redeemcr Pelham ~ Y.-Wardens
william j. Isve-t ard John c. Hazen: vestrymen Isaac
q HH Theodore n Hin. George smoBscn. Henry /.
I2uueft Samuel r. Lyon. Albert Il SeaTles Louis b.
Nut and Henry n bGpc'eA
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
FUNNY FAKIRS FROLIC.
Art Students Find Jog in BurIeSque
Exhibition.

The centre building the north side Of the
block in 57th-st between Broadway and 7th-ave.,
occupied by the Art Students League and the
Architectural League, object of curiosity
to all passersby yesterday. Even parties in cleo
trio cabs slowed up look the flaming red
scarecrow figures perched on pedestals outside the
building and to listen to the weird sounds from
handorgan. the alleged music of which came from
the upper stories of the building. Frenzied Fakirs
Come UP and us" and The Fakirs' Ex-
bishun," inscribed the figures were the pressing
invitations to enter the building and many dozen
did but they out with a smile that didn't
come off for some time.
1t was the first day of the fourteenth annual
spill Of the Society of American Fakirs. an or
ganization made up of members of the Art Stu
dents League. who love to rdicule-in burlesoue
of course-the annual exhibition of the Society OF
American Artists. They have certainly succeeded
this year beyond their widest expectations for
such 4 cOnglomeration of artistic daubery never
was seen before in this city The exhibition opened
at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. and will remain
open until Friday, when there viii be a fakirs'
dance
The fun begins the moment one enters the build
ing for on the walls as you go upstairs the third
story where the stunts are going there
posters at every turn. Here is a sample:
Come and see Aphrodite change her complexion
loon. oFA i'a'-
Another:
on Fahs aEa @ baa2 miss N bsm at a? A5c TPs s coming
frolcs.
Across the stair we'll for three flights clotheslines
are strung, from which hang skirts of all hues
and materials. supplemented here and there by
stockings, odd shoes and lingerie.
"A "A H9b9ken Beer Garden" by Rennard. will be
cal picture in which the legs of the figure wiggle
by c!ockwork, got the second prize of $l5 and one
OF Mrs. Clarence Mckay" taking bitter Mill
and wailing Ahall ever get Il down?' takes third
prize. 1t is by Alexander. The first poster prize
is entitled He laughs best, who paints last Byron
Burroughs. Mora and J. ? Paul Burnham have
contributed some of the funniest pictures in the
show There is to be a vaudeville entertainment on
IhuTsd9y nlght, and meanwhile the fun will be
confined from 10 to 10 each day.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
RECORDS COMMISSIONER BILL OUT

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Albany, April 25.-The Page-Beihilr bill providing
sor the appointment Of a commissioner of records
m New-York city approached considerably nearer
becoming law to-day. when ii favorably
r,orted bv the Senate Cities Committee The
measure is already the order Of final passage
In the Assembly and viii be ready for the action OF
the Senate tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
NAV YORK CITY coRPoRArloNs.

Albany. April 25.-The following stock companies
have been INCORPORATED:
The Second Mortgage Company, Brooklyn; capt.
tai. $4,000; directors. j. A. Davidson c. W
G4etchlins and d 5. B. sibel, Of Brooklyn.
Burlington realty and Construction Company, Of
B. T. HOase and l. 5. Hoase of New York
The Foordmore Company NeW-York (hotels and
cOttages) capital $4,000; directors. f. w Small
John Ingle, jr., and J. d. Arnold, of New York.
The Interstate Optical supply Association New
York; capital 100000; directors. Alexander Martin
and j. }. Macheown, OF NcT--Yor}; f. b. MaTchanl
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
osTEoPATHY BILL NOT PASSED.

Albany April 25.-The Senate to-day by two votes
failed TO pass Senator Davis's bill providing for the
State regulation Of the practice of osteopathy after
a lively debate in which the introducer and Senator
Grady led the defence and Senators White and
Marks the attack.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
ArCT1ON SALES.

GREAT AUCTION SALE at Dobbs Ferry.
N Y-Ten acres in plots: Saturday,
April goth: river views; 10 minutes 20 sta
tion: maps JOHN Il TRAVIS. Is ,Cort-
landt-st New-York, or EDWIN STORMS.
Dobbs Ferry
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions 8 cents per lire. Sixteen
words seven times couSecuttvelS. 81. which
entities advertiser to have rooms entered IN
The Tribune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms
for q period OF fourteen days. Write for
circular.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

A.-A.-ATTRACTIVE floors and suites.
with private bath: single rooms. with or
without board: apartments. doctors offtceSs
all desirable locations; highest references;
information free. 5. c. LELAND * CO..
2 West 33d-st
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

Fun information concerning these rooms
may be had free Of charge. az the Uptown
once OF The New-YOrk Tribune. 1,3c4
Broadway. between 36th and 3Ith sts-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LANGUAGES TRANSLATED. - CONNER
cial matter. 100 words. IS cents: l,OOO
81; 5000. 81: 10000. $12: literary. scien-
tIfc. etc FOREIGN TEACHERS ASSO-
CIATIOS Byron Building. LAS Bedford
ave-. Brooklyn.
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measure was 10 exempt from this part OF the
Raines law respectable hotels" Contrary to the
authors expectation. however, the measure made
considerable stir and it is believed here this even
with
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE
REAL EGTATE.-Young man in charge OF
small estate desires more property to
manage; thoroughly experienced: economy
in repairs: best references: also bond
ECONOMY, Tribune Office.
TO LET.-Eive story brick building and eel
lar. &c Coenties slip. Apply on premises.
SEE MRS. ADAMS, st. George. Staten ISL
and for furnished houses. season or year;
unfurnished houses from $270 year; new
boats this season: fare cents: come early.
SINGLED cottage, 8 rooms. bath; con-
crete cellar; attick; all improvements;
trolley, stores, etc, convenient: 20 minutes
from New York; $4 15O easy terms. CON
DICT IL Exchange Place. Jersey City.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Employment !NgenCies-Pe- line each in
sertion. Is cents: one month. 10 cents
per line.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE.-An established soda water
and bottltng business. located on thc,
Hudson; will take a partner; owner has no
time to devote to Il. Address STORMS.
csc Sth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

ELEGANTLY furnished apartments. prt-
vats baths: including meals. Sl5 weekly; ;
two. $25 weekly VAN RENSSELAER,, 10
East 11th-st.. near 5th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS. - Attractive
front rooms. well furnished: southern ex-
ance. elevators. restaurant Inquire A. d.
J., 415 West 11Sth-sI.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Situations Wanted-Male and Female
/ three Insertions. 10 cents. seven insertions.
I 30 cents. Exceeding - words and less than
/ 30 words. three insertions. 80 cents; seven
/ tEsertlCns. 90 cents.
DRAUGHTsNIAN, Mechanical. eIscf~,-
I cal engineer. with shop experiencsEIlr r.-r--
| nanent position. Address K 81 Zabrfsj,ie
/ ST.. Jersey city. y j.
| ELECTRICIAN -Eisht vearg- e----7-.---o
dy n1tn1os. motors. wiring etc a. auv-
tains g NJ. Jr.. 4O2 Liberty ST. Union
FIREMAN or ASSISTANT ENGINEER-
nderstanGs his business. good refer
] ehces- JOHN CONFER. l.I3I MadisOH-ave.
| GENTLEMAN one two or three hour. a
day, NJ STUART, 2SG LivingsJon-st
HANDY and useful man wishes position;
store. office, contractor or factory.s large
i4sP-hs mouse 70 years service last en-
Iioyers; German. middle aged. FRANCIS.
2t2 l2th-st. Brooklyn
HANDY MAN-Dantsh. 40: can do every
thing, aricner and general careta zer-
best references HANSON. 1J6 West
HOTEL 0LERx 2s. Ingu1st. 10 years. ex-
AL routine work: highest credentials q a a.
dress DEGk1NHARDr. III East Glss-s<
JANITOR--N Man and wife. no children.
WISH care ot one or two houses; steam
heat and hot water. the best Of references.
| sTY LBS. 44f West 57th-st-
JANITOR German couple. take charge
of Hats as Janit0r, Understand hot. water
asd steam heat repairing: good references.
FEitD- NIELE. loi East 4th-st Tvs
JANlToR--Lons experience. uuderstaals
steam neat elevators and all repairsl best
references JiNIFOR t1 West 1Osth-st
JANITOR-Settle coIored man andrvTffs.
no children. ianitor. has some idea
about steam heat Address the cock. !. .99I
Madison ave.
JEW ELLEE. steaGy situation in ratan
JS&eiIy store 70 30 repair work ADDRESS
LIBRARY. Auourn. r. Z
OFFICE EOY.-By boy 81 resrectablF par-
ents. BROWN, 10 Adelphi ST.. ErqeRiyn.
PHoToGRAPIIER- Experienced operator.
understand developing papers. artistic
retouchinS. photograph and gelatine proc
eSs- wishes rIace Win Iarra concern ~,
Eervisor, etc. +. o. Box SO2. Springfield.
Mass.
PAINTER PAPsRHANGER. PLASTER
ER--Eest reference; work FOR landlords.
write for estimate. SACHS, 90 East 1l6th.
t-Ai'etttt ANtft~tt wants work. real estate
or bosses by the roll day. II. DETT-
LEFF. lis Ttnton-ave.. The BronI-
PACKER or SHIPPING CLERK.-YOuug
man. %; Z wears experience. best refer
cuces. : EH0H. 225 I1orlmer-sL. Brooklyn.
PACKER and SHIPPER youug man.
eighl years experiences. Address p W
Box 81. Tribune once
STENOGR&PTER Young man. IS,
wears experience. understands bOokkeep,-
ing, best references. A. COHEN Isl Md
dleton- ST.. Brooklyn.
STABLE FORENfAN-i3 years, exDerl-
ence; speaks English and German A.
present in Brooklyn. Address g. EQvE
care Of Mrs. Schaai, 5I4 East s3d-st.
SgI.NOcBAPHER ara TYPEWRTTFSR =
Age Is about years experience. crfDpls
but otherwise active. competent and willing
references WILLIAM FUCHS .OSs Pari-
ave
TIsNNSLATOFs.-C College Era,uafe -,
anese. rs translator or 8nv othev Srt-
able work IN oflce BNNSUT. care No.
- West 1Stast
YOUNG MAN, II position in arcbfeecs.- -
builders Office. MACKENZIE. 2Ol VTsSe
1O2d-sG - "ua~
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
SUBURBAN.
CHATEAU BOARD

JUST OVER THE RIVER. on E. r. R.
Better come and see US now; don't wait;
Because rents will be so high this year.
Buying provisions so costly. and.
Besides. good servants almost impossible.
Beginning May will be far cheaper TO
Break up housekeeping and come to
Board at the Chateau where are the
Best of accommoda tionS for the refined;
beautiful large grounds with fountain;
Bagatelle Billiards and Bowling.
Banquet Hall with two pianos for music.
Besides other evening entertainments
Large. rOomy house; spacious halls.
No cramped up boarding house.
For booklet address
THE CHATEAU, Paasaic y. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
@T- @ARTMMl MMEM'@

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
21l East 42d-st,-First class domestics are
supplied: also managing housekeepers. ma
irons goveTnesses tutors. etc.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value. made
into new articles or exchanged for new
jeweIry or japanese goods at NJ T. TEP-
PER'S FACTORY. 10 w 31st. basement
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

Situations Wanted-Male and Femaie-
-Four lines tnoS exceeding % wcrds)
three Insertions. 10 cents. seven irsertfons
80 cents Exceeding "A words and less than
40 words, three insertions. 80 cents; seven
tHSertlCns. 90 cents
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
ErRN1s1rrn RnnNIs

Full information concerning these rooms
may be had free OF charge. at the Uptown
ONCE OF The New-York Tribune. 1854
Broadway. between seth and 37th SITS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
w. L. Douglas $3.50 Shoe

4SS Broadway. corner Howard Street
755 Broadway, corner Sth Street
S53 Broadway. corner 18th Street
I349 Broadway, corner S6th Street
1447-I449 Broadway. corner 4lst ST.
95 Nassau Street
$50 West l25th street.
ST4 Third Avenue
220o Third Avenue. cor. 120th St
2779 Third Ave. bet. 146th & 14Ith SITS
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43D-ST.. I3 EAST. opposite Hotel Manhat-
tan.--Desirable large room. reasonable 10
an acceptable tenant; telephone.
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l3S EAST T1ST-ST.-Desirable room and
location: improvements; convenient tor
two: excellent table optional
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

1914 NIADISON-AVE.. 126th-st. - Choice
second floor; single en- suite; also back
parlOr; select people.
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circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had free Of charge. az the Uptown
Office OF The New-YOrk Tribune. 1884
Broadway. between 36th and 37th sts-
A.-A.-ATTRACTIVE floors and suites,
with private bath; single rooms. with or
without bo9rd; apartments doctors %oIIlces: %
information free. 5. c. LELAND * CO..
2 West 33d-st.
ELEGANTLY furnished apartments; pri-
v2tS baths: including meals, SD weekly
two. $25 weekly. VAN RENSSELAER,. 10
East 1lth-st. near 5th-ave
45TH-sT.. Is EAsT.-I4arge room. second
floor. with board; table board: telephones
references.
76TH-sT.. $50 wEsT.-Sunny front room.
corner apartment: with or without board:
references Mrs. 4. L. BROWN.
2OTH-sT.. 40 wEsT.-with board. hand
some rooms; dining room parlor floor: ap-
pointments first class
A-TH-sT.. 217 wEST.-Elegantly fur
nished rooms; exceptionally good table
board: under new management: reference
n MADIs0N-AvE. = Large and small
rooms. with board; moderate prices; ref
Single insertions cents per line. sixteen
words, seven times cOnsecutiyeiy. 81. which
entities advertiser TO have rooms entered in
The TTtbunes Directory Of Desirable Rooms
for a period OF fourteen days. Write for
circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had free OF charge. at the Uptown
ONCE OF The New-York Tribune. 1854
Broadway. between seth and 37th SITS
FINELY FURNIsHED SUITE. 3 or sin
gle rooms: running hote water; cheap
FLUCKIGER. 4S2 Central Park West
MoRNINGsIDE HEIGHTS. - Attractive
front rooms. well furnished: southern eX-
posure: bath hot water all hours; attend
ance elevators, restaurant Inquire A. ID.
J.. 4l5 West 1lSth-st
43D-ST. 13 EAST. opposite Hotel Manhat-
tHn.--Desirable large room. reasonable 70
an acceptable tenant; telephone
l3s EAST SrST-Desirabie room and
location; improvements; convenient Tor
two: excellent table optional
1914 NADISON-AVE.. 126th-st. = Choice
second floor: single. en- suite; also back
parlOr; select people.
2ss WEST 18TH -sT.-One large. one small
furnished room for gentlemen; private
house; references.
s7TH-sT., SO WEsT.-For bachelors. large
front room: ample closets: bath; also
hall room; telephone; private.
52D-sT.. 1a1 EAsT.-Large front and rear
rooms. newly furnished; clean. private
house; conyeniences; board optional
126TH- ST. 12O WEST-Large. well fur
nished front room; all Improvements;
near IL and subway; gentlemen pre-
ferred.
4sTH-ST.. q EAST.-Neatest rooms in
city. with board: special spring rates.
LEXINGTOS-AVEs 1898 corner S9th-st.
Large light room; hot. cold water; pri-
vate house.
45TH- ST, As WEST between 9th and 9th
aves.) Large rooms; gentlemen only; ref
erences required.
SO EAST 4gTEI-ST.-Suite Of two rooms.
with private bath; second floor; very e1-
elusive: references.
sOTH-ST. 21 EAST.-Two large connect
ing rooms adjoining BATH apartment;
southern exposure; telephone. HAAS
2sTH-ST., 36S west-Comfortable room;
good all cOnveniences; heated; gentle
men; private family; breakfast optional
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

23S WEST 76TH-ST.-One large one small
furnished room for gentlemen; private
house; references.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

HOCSEWORK.-E Experienced. strong youns
white girl: good plain cook: part washing
sent out; personal references; adult private
family; early breakfasts, wages SIS Write
Mrs w. ]. MARTIN. summit y j.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

45TH-ST., Is EAST.-Large room. second
floor. with board; table board; telephone
references.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

HOUSEWORK-A woman wanted 10 GO
general housework for private family lv-
ing in the country For particulars write
to Mrs J. Z. LAROE. Sugar Loaf. Orange
County. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

7GTH-ST., 23O WEST. sunny front room,
corner apartment: with or without board:
references Mrs. r. L. BROWN.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

126TH-sT.. 12O wEST.-Large. well fur
nished front room; all Improvements;
near IL and subway; gentlemen pre-
ferred.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

HOCSEKEEPER tworkingl; experienced in
kitchen detail and management Of ser
wants: positively temperate; good refer
ences; at mountain resort. L. b. NJ,
Woodland, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

2OTH-ST., 40 WEST.-With board. hand
some rooms; dining room parlor hoor; ap-
pointments first class
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52D-ST 121 FsAST.-Iarge front and rear
rooms. newly furnished; clean. private
house; conveniences; board optional
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

LEXINGTON-AVES /. 1.33S (corner SSth-st.
Large light room; hot, cold water; prt-
vate house.
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sOTH-ST.. q EAST.-Two large connect
ing rooms. adjoining bath; apartment;
southern exposure; telephone. HAAS
os1cII s-r aaa Waat -Cnrnfnrtahla ronnn
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

4sTH-ST.. q EAST.-Neatest rooms in
city. with board: special spring rates.
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HELP WANTED.

Female
RONWIT. TELLER < CO require first
class experienced filters. only those &C
custOmed TO fine tailor made suits need
apply at Ctfice tone night upl, No. a West
2sd-st., before 10 a. IN
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

44-TH-ST. 217 WEST.-Elegantly fur
nished rooms: exceptionally good table
board: under new management: reference
n MADISON-AVE - Large and small
rooms. with board; moderate prices: ref
crenCes exchanged
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

80 EAST AGTF-ST-Suite OF two rooms.
with private bath; second floor; very eX-
elusive. references
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
CAsr-OFF CLOTHING.

PAY the highest price for ladies dis
carded clothing, write. will call RUBIN
GREENBERG. i04 7th-ave
HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies gentle
men ana children discarded clothing.
Street Costumes. JeWelry.
brte-a-BTac. FuFs. etc Mr.. or MTs n
S'AF-4AL. taA Ctn-RVe. Tel 1OIS-Ssth.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
TYPEWRITING,

TyDewFiting-5 cents per line.
TYPEWRITERS.- makes sold. rented.
repaired, exchanged; reliable service
GORMAS. 20 NassaU-st. Telephone 37%O-
Cortlandt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25
ADVISED NEGROES.

In bis address 70 The negroes 90
Jacksonville, President Roosevelt told
them many Wholesome TRUTHS. While
they have heard substantially the
same thing from the people OF che
South, Il vas very OppOFlnne for the
President 20 repeat Il. In HE address
he Saidt
Develop yourselves. Do your level
best 70 develop IN addition 20 good
teaeheFn, and pFsaehsFs WhO shall
preach TO eolored men, 90 preachers
should preach 20 white men, bus BY
their fruits shall ye know them, and
che truly religious man IL the man, de-
cent and clean 10 his private life, or
derby, laW-abidina.
II say ell hORoF 70 teacher, ell hOuOF
20 prsaeheSs, but II 10 almost impOi-
Oibls that the bulk Of auy people can
be teachers OF pFeschsFs. The bulk
havO got 20 be men WhO follow trades
and mechanical pursuits, who are
llFtt-Olass tradssmsn aud carpenters
aud Who excel In any OF these re-
spects, and even man who mskes that
kind Of good farmer Or thrifty, pro-
gFeSsivs, saving meshsnIo."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

Fighting the Flames" the most
costly and sPeetAcuIaT amusement At
traction ever seen IN the South. has
been secured for the great Florida
state Fair, 20 be held In Tampa, No
vember IS to 80. This attraction was
originally produced at COney Island
N. Y and proved the greatest draw.
ing card ever seen at that famous 70.
sort. The attraction will appear at no
Southern city other than Tampa, and
WSs only secured by = personal visit OF
President BFoWn to the managers in
New York and e great expense 10 the
Fair Association, No man, woman OF
child in Florida should fail 20 zee
Fighting che Flames" nor the boFse
TAsibE. which will be the best ever
seen 10 Florida
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

Uncle Sem IL q nickname given TO
she American people az . whole, OF 10
che United States Government ~ rep
Fssentlhg the American nation. TIE
nickname, "Unels Sam" ~ applied 80
che Unlled States Government, ls sald
70 have originated ~ follows Samuel
Wilson. commonly known - "UDSle
Sam, was q Government inspector Of
meats Ia Troy. N Y, about 1919. A
contractor, ElbsH AndeTsob, Pur-
chased a quantity Of provisions and che
barrels were marked "E. A :" AndeF-
soH's initials, aud ~, s." Tor Ualtod
States. The latter initiAls WeFe nol
familiar 20 Wilson's WoEkmsn. One Of
che WoFkmen, when asked What they
meant. answered II don't kROW, un-
lees they mean 'UAele sam -" The
joke spread through ell the depart
mena Of the Government, and before
long che UnlIed States was popularity
referred 70 as "Unoie sam"