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Seventh Assembly District.

Ths First Election District shall contain all that
part Of the city bounded by and lying within West
san or Moth RIVER. hua
The second Election District shall contain all that
street. Greenwich street, Charles street, Hudson
street, West Tenth street. and Hudson or North
Ths Third Election District shall contain all that
RRl lsys q Sh' street. s1rs S'I aSdaoS ny stFsst t'iH dhN MEAN st msi'
Greenwich street Perry street and Washington
The Fourth Election. District shall contain all that
part Of the city bounded wy y and lying Tithin Bank
ington street. Perry street. and Hudson or North
The Fifth Election District shall contain all that
par. Of the city bounded By and lying within West
Twelfth street, Greenwich street. bank street, and
The siSth Elsction district shall contain all that
sats sSss m sSl street West RHsfis sa'1 stPs eSna aa9
The seventh Election District shall contain all that
part ofths city bounded by and lying yt.hin HorAtio
i HUDSON H .tssss. Nest s'sssi h: ssas stree street. s asd ars ansnRi;
The Eighth Election District shall contain all that
part Of the city bounded. By and lying within West
Thirtesnth street, West Fourth street. Jane street
The Ninth Election District shall contain all tina.
part OF the CITY bounded by and lying within West
n. Tenth EisssSn pisiF S .h1il contain all sA..
fourtsspth street. Hudson street. West Thirteenth
street. Washington street. HoEatio street, and Hudson
The Eleventh Election District shall contain All that
Fourteenth street. Eighth avenue. West Fourts street.
West Thirteenth street and Hudson street..
The Twelfth Elsctoa District shall contain all that
part q &c sity SSGaa.S y ,na Ets. T1thf9 wssi
'Tss T6irisssti Esetisa pIsrlo. shall contain all
that part Of the city bounded By ana lying within
West Fifteenth street. Seventh avenue, Weat FOUR
tsenth street and Eighth ayspua-
The EOurteenth Election District shall contain all
that part Of the city bounded BIZ and lying within
West Sixteenth ItEset Seventh avenue. West FIJI
The FIttssRth Election District shall contain all
that part Of the city bounded by and lying Wttk.n
West sixteenth street, Eighth avenue. WSat Four
tenth tsst and Ninth avenue.
The slItsenth ElsettsE pls6tet shall contain al
that part Of the city bounded by and lying within
West Seventeenth street. Tenth avenue, east and
west aidea Of Tenth avenue 70 West bixtssnth street.
north and south Sides OF West 6iEtssntk street 70
Ninth 4ysnss, West Fourteenth street. and the Hud-
Hon or North River.
The Sc Tsatssnth Election District shall contain ali
that part. OF this city bounded BY and lying within
wsstEiyhtsssth street vest side o. Ninth avenue.
street. ihS north and south sides Of West Seven
treuth street, from Ninth avenue 90 Tenth Avenue,
West seventeenth street. and the Hudson or North
River.
that part Of the city bounded and lying within West
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@ttr.sss Rstitst.

s.v,ntseatA stEsst Eighth nysuua. wet nxAsuniA
The Nins.ssnth EsSion piTtsics shsll eoua.iaE ~
that par. Of the. city bounded By and tLtng yiUhfa
West Efhtesnth ,srs.t nehth avsnus WsSaesvoa-
ne Ivsststh Elsgtlgn pisHte, sh.1 soua.tn Al
West Bevsateenth street nevouth nyunua. Wnnf Tlr-
tenth street and Eighth avenue.
Tue TwentY. nrpt E1ecion District nhnil contain An
pat part OF the city bounded By and Ntnn p1tkin
West Eghteeuth street. Seventh Gyenna. NeSt 6sVen-
teenth street. aud Eighth avenue.
The second Election District ohnrl contafn
al that pArt OF the city bounded by ana 6tpa vfihia
West Mnstesnth street Seventh nvsnue Wssk Isgk-
tenth ltrsst and Rirhth avenue.
The Twenty third Elsoton DlstTfct shaii oolfntn
Al that part q The city boup1sd By ana Jine vtthln
frcp EiEhth avenue to Ninth aysnn: The vsstsi q
Tventsth street. West Elshtsenth stree, and Ninth
The. .rvsnty.fourth Election pistne. shau con-
tain all that Part OF the city bounded By and inn
Hithlp south side Of West Twentieth street. fofn
Eighth. Avenue to Tenth avenue. the east ard Wsna
sides Of Ninth ayenua. from West Ninoteankh etroat
e West rwenteth street. West NinssssntA strest and
The Twsnty.atth Election District shah contain an
that Part Of the city bounded By and lying within
West Twentieth street, Tenth avenue, Wsst Mae
tssnth street. Ninth Avenue, West Eighteenth seresa
and Hudson or Eorth River.
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stree, from Park row 70 Madison strssA Madison
street. Rose street. Frankfort street. cold street,
Spruce stree, PARK row and BROADWAY,
part 81 The city Sounded ~ and Wing within worth
Strest Centre street Pearl street. Park row. Cham
The Tsn tt S1 Tis stIsa IDl:.r,cs .Aan contain all TIA.
street. Chatham Square. Park row, Peari street and
The Eleventh Election District ssa;i contain all ths,
part Of the city bounded By and lying within PARK
row, New Boysry, James street. Madison street, and
sast and vest sides Of Roosevelt street nom Park
The twelfth Eiecion District shAn contain all that
part OF the city bounded By and lying within New
New Bowsry. Madison street and James street.
The Thirteenth Election District shall contain all
Mat part q the city bounded By and lying .itht9
The Four.s,nth Election pistdet shan contain All
S Sst Es5s Ct str ssi S SlsE sSn s.1:.. X ES anS ' sss.' si; ass
The FtftesntS Election District shah contain ALI
Henry street. Market strest. Madison street ana Cath
The siIts.nth Election District shau contain all
Division street, Market street. Henry street and Cath
The Seventeenth Election District shah contain all
Bayard street. Bowery. Catherine street, East Broad.
way, Chatham square. worth street. Mulberry street
The EIGHTEENTH Eiecion District shall contain all
that part OF the city bounded By and lying within
Canal street. BoWsry. pAyard street and Mulberry
The Ninetesnth Election District shah contain all
that part of q! city bounded By End lying within
Canal street, Mulberry street. BayArd street. Mott
street. Park street. Mulberry street, Worth street and
The TwentistA Election District shall contain all
thAt part Of the city bounded by and lying within
Canal street. Baxter street, worth street and Broad
WY.
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Eifth A.ssmblx District.

Tho First Election District shall contain all that
part OF the city bounded by and lying within West
Tenth street. Bleecksr street Grove street and Hud-
son street.
The second Election District shall eontAiH AL that
part Of die city bounded by aud Dia9 within Perry
street, Wsst Fourth street. Charles Street, blsseksr
street, West Tenth strast aud Hudson street
The Third Election District AhAll contain all that
Part Of the city bounded by and lyiAg within BAnk
street, Blescksr street, West Elsye1th street. West
ThS Fourth Election District shall contain AL that
part Of the city bounded by and lying within Eighth
avenue. West Fourth street. West Eleventh street
and Blocker street.
part OF thu city bounded bI and lying witnin HorR-
ito street, West Thirtssnth street. Seventh Ayenns.
West Twelfth street. West Fourth street and Eighth
The SIXTH Election DKtrie. shall contain all that
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Eighth Assembly District.

The First Election District shAn eontain al thaA
Part o. ths sly bounded By and lying within canel
me Second Election pis.1o. sh.ll contain az tAAs
street Iorsyth street Hester street. Ndridss stlsst
The Third Eiscdon Dsstrict sSsn contain all tAas
H 1s1o. St oHSs Siss S Strs.s. p. " saa s HsaS s ~ na hss.s,
The Fourth Election District .hAn eontain all thas
strsst. NOTfOi22 strSst bt1isios ssTs:. .sd orsSsra
The Fifth Election District shan contain all thas
Part Of the city bounded BY and lying within nr1eme
street. Norfolk street. Hester street and Lndlov
The Sixth Election District shall contain all thaa
sss!T..s. LSdiosS street. i::.ssS sssrsss and rsraysS
The seventh Election District shall contain all THAI
part Of the city bounded BY and lying within Droonns
street Allen street. Grand street. sad chrystis
The Eighth Election District .hali contain all .has
s s:S . ar 81. i i1ss SSu .s1:s.. q Sr and is ss1:.. .i nii.a I ssa.ss.
Braome street and Orchard street.
part OF the city bounded BY and lying within De-
lAneey street. Orchard street. BrOone street and II.
The Eanth Election District shan contain all that
part Of the city bounded b and wing yish,3 psl.n-
that part q Is. city Ssundsd - :aa biSs 1itSia
Stanton street. Forsyth street. Delaney strsa6
The Tweifth Election District shAn contain all
that part OF the Sity bounded By and lying Within
and Forsyth street.
The thirteenth Election District shan contain
all that part Of the city bounded By and lying
within Stanton street. Allen street DslAnosy stroob
and EldridEO street.
The Fourteenth Election District shal contain
all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within
Stanton street, Orchard street. Delaney street. and
Allen street.
The Fifteenth Election District ahAl contain ell
that part of the city bounded by and lying within
Stanton street, Ludlow street, Delaney street and
Orchard street.
The Sixteenth Election District ahall contain all
that part OF the city bounded by and lying within
East Houston street. Ludlow street. Stanton ntroSo
and EdndRe street.
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eItrtisa gsirrs.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
OF THH
CITY or NEW YORK.
No. 500 MULBERRY srnEsr.

October n iooa.
NOTICE IL hereby Given that in pursuance -
.h,p,.r 900 Of the Laws Of 1890 ~ amended b. sso-
Non a chapter $40. Laws Of 1891. ths POLES Board
h,s designated and appointed the place OF resistry
,n6 polling place in and for each Of the slsetion
districts OF the Borough OF Manhattan, city Of NsV
York. for the election merit ensuing a. follow % WITH
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Department
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
NO. 500 MULBERRY STREET.

OCtODeT IT, IBUU.
Notice is hereby given that In pursuance Of chap
ter eog Of the Laws OF 1899, A. amended by section
=, chapter S79, Laws of 1897, and By virtue Of the
authority therein conferred upon the Police Board.
the division OF the several Assembly Districts In the
Borough Of Manhattan. City of New York, into ElSo-
ton Districts and the boundaries Of said Election
Districts are hereby nxed BY said Board A. follows:
Arizona republican., 1898-02-07

ways have a hat, believe in advance ment, and look to the rising, rather than the setting sun. MT. Lacey says it is easy enough also to guess who are the That" Indians of the house of repres en tadives.
 ''The big four" is an expression not .infrequently heard of certain influen- tial house members on the republi- can side. Just as often there are many people asking who "the bg four'' are Here is the list:
 Thomas B. Reed of Maine.
 Nelson Dingley of Maine.
 David B. Henderson of Iowa.
 John Dalzell of Pennsylvania.
 This is no disparagement of "Un- cle Joe" Cannon the effective chair man of the great committee on ap. propriations; of Gen. Grosvenor, stat :stician and ora,or; of Representat.v VI Payne, whom MT. Cannon styles "on' of the white haired mandarins of tn, house," nor of any other republic1 members. Everybody would admi that Speaker Reed and MT. Ding ey the floor leader of the majority, ar entitled to the above classification Gen. Henderson and MT. Dalzell ar admittedly representatives of abiEty but they are also members of the all powerful committee on rules, as i Speaker Reed. Hence, they are class ed among "Lhe big four."
Arizona republican., 1898-02-07
WASHINGTON CHAT.

Washington, Feb. GA few days mail addressed to Hon. Zach Ch.and- Ter, from the chairman of a county committee in North Carolina, asking him to oppose the confirmation of a nomination seut to the sena-e for postmaster in the writer's town. MT. Chandler has been dead about eigh- teen years
 <Grif'' Halstead, the chief of the pages at the house, has just passed through bicycle experience. He is a crack rider, having taken innumerable prizes for fast riding, and, as a matter ofscourse, he goes to the capitol every fine day on his wheel. As the gov ernment does not recognize the neces- stiles of the cyclers, all wheels have t be kept outside of the capitol, and sometimes, as in Halstfafs case, one oEthem is stoleh. s
 Halstead was in >mcurnful plight when his wheel disappeared It was fine racer, worth $125, and as there seemed to be no clew to the thief, HalStead knew not what to do- In tie midst of his anxiety he learned that wheel, which had been ident'- fled as his despite the forG1ble tearing away of the number and name plate, had been brought to bicycle shop fer repair. He traced it back to a man who finally confessed to having s;o,en it.
 But" said the man, CT had to steal something. My wife is in bed with a 3by two weeks old, and we shave
 9thing to eat. I saw an adFertfse- fWem in paper that some one would pay s25 for a good secondhand wheel. and came to the conclusion that If
Arizona republican., 1898-02-07
AN ENDURING LOVE.
The Ravages of Time and Secret Sor-
 row Cannot Dim It.

When General William Tecumseh Sherman was a. raw subaltern in the United States army, without fame or laurels and little apparent hope of winning either, he wvoed and won a beautiful Spanish girl then living in Monterey, Cal. Donna Maria Yg- nacia Bonifacio fell beneath the ar dent glances of the lank, ungainly youth just as the flag of the sister re- public was lowered before the trium- phanr army led by Scott. Today she is still true to her early love and un- aware of the fame aud death of her lover.
 California was then a part of the Mexican republic. Sherman, like many another, was forced to make war against the land of the Monte zumas. In the closing year of the struggle, when California was occu- pied and became a part of the United States, Sherman was assigned to duty on the coast. Here he met the fair donna, lost his heart to her and won hers in return. She was a member of an old aristocratic Spanish family and the subaltern was congratulated upon his luck. To emphasize his de- votion the young officer in 1855 plant ed a rose tree before the entrance to the home of his beloved.
 Then came the inevitable misun der standing which accompanies every TO- nance. The lovers disagree ed, Sher- man left the army and went east to take up the law. He never afterward saw his sweet heart, nor did she ever permit his name to be mentioned in her hearing. She speaks Spanish only, never reads a newspaper, and,
Arizona republican., 1898-02-07

while the nation has sung the praises of the hero of Atlanta, the Spanish maiden knows nothing of him from the day he left her. She still, all though long past her youth, waits for the return of the man whose image has never left her heart.
 But in spf,e of the separation of the sweethearts that rose tree throve and waxed great Now it's branches have spread until they form a beautiful bower over the doorway of the old Spanish mansion. Here the donna, sole survivor of her race, sits and waits silent and alone, for the return of him who cannot come. Under the bower of roses due to her lovers care she stood recently and permitted her portrait to be taken. She is still very beautiful, in spite of the Tavages of time and secret sorrow.-Ch' 'cago Chronicle
Arizona republican., 1898-02-07

I could steal a wheel I could get the $25. I did it.'
 MT. Halstead investigated the ma l's story and found it absolutely true He ought to have prosecuted him, under the general understanding among cy clers, but he did nothing of the kind. He had the case nolle pressed, and will simply take better care of his wheel in the future.
 Gen. GroSvenor, who was the tar get for an apt poetic quotation by Representative Gillette of Mass sachu- sets, not many days ago, when the civil service debate was on, himself dropped into verse yesterday, when he was replying to Representative Greene of Nebraska, concerning the existence of prosperity. The Ohioan does not appear to have very high | regard for the Nebraskan's eloquence, at least when he is talking against prosperity, for he said the Nebras- kan's oratory reminded him of the in scMption written by an eXcurs;oui t on register at the Mammoth cave. | This is the way the inscription read:
 Oh, Mammoth Cave; what a spot,
 In summer, cold; in winter, hot. |
 HI and damnation all gone to thunder.
 The proposition to place a memor- ial over the grave of Nancy Hanks the mother of Lincoln, is, after all the thought of a woman. It originai- ed in the brain of Nellie G. Robinson who practices law in New York and I this city, and who has interested Senator Fairbanks and Congressman Zenor of Indiana in the project.
 "The grave of the mother of one o son yesterday, "lies tin an cut of the way place, neglected and forgotten in Spencer county, near Lincoln City Ind. We owa it to the past and ris- ing generation, as well as to our. selves, to erect a national memor:a over this grave. We ought not to lei patriotism become a lost art I fee interested in the matter from patri otic and local reasons, for was horT near Lincoln City. I think congress ought to appropriate s10,000, and; the bill which is to be introduced will ask for that amount
 .s.s
 Representative Lacey of Iowa, rath. CT than divide the embership of tht house between republicans and demo crats, or silver men and gold men in the course of the debate on the In dian bill, referred to representatives in congress as That" Indians an: blanket" Indians. MT. Lacey, whc Is native of West Virginia, explain: that a blanket" Indian always lcok; to the past, opposes everythi ng tha is progressive, and, as, one would ra urally conjecture, wears blankets ant war paint as his forefathers have done. The Iowa representative, who is republican, was unwilling to com; down to further particulars, but add ed that it was not difficult to deter mine who were the blanket" Indians of the house.
 The "hat' Indians, on the othel hand, according to Mir. Lacey, wear the clothes of pale faces. They al.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-07
IN OLDEN TIMES

People overlooked the importance Of permanently beneficial effects and were satisfied with transient action but now that it is generally known that Syrup of Figs will permanently overcome habitual constipation, we'll informed people will not buy other laxstives which act for a time, but finally injure the system. Buy the genuine, made by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-07

EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR THE PRICE OF THE REPUBLICAN RE MAINS THE SAME, 60 CENTS PER MONTH BY CARRIER, $6 PER YEAR BY MAIL.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-07

: HOODS PILLS are the only pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
 Easy and yet efficient.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-07

GOOD EIMES nave come to those whom Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured of scrofula, catarrh, dyspepsia, rheu- matism, weak nerves, or some other form of impure blood.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-07

Educate Year Bo weIs With Cascarers.
 Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever f0c. 25c. If c. c. fail. druggists refund money
The Lamar register., 1898-12-28
School Notes.

The interest and attendance at the
Pleasant Valley school continues
good. Unusual effort was put forth
last week by teacher, pupils and pat
rons preparing to usher in the holi-
day With suitable program and tree
on Christmas eve. Mrs. Nj. S. Taylor
has qualified to act as secretary 9f
Joint Dist. No 10 in place of Chas~
7. Hong, who is cut off in new Dist
No. 30
The Senior Society and the Athe-
nian Society of the Lamar school
gave joint exercises last Friday after
noon in Miss Warehouses; room. The
members, especially of the former,
are to be commended for the tone
and excellence, of the exercises. The
seniors paper, The Black and Orange,
contained instructive articles, literary
chosen and tastily arranged, besides
beng read in a way that is pleasure
to hear. The Athenian Society's pa
per impressed one as being in embryo
with great possibilities providing
personalities aud bronco tendencies
be properly controlled. We predict
fof it improvement and success.
Members of both societies furnished
good music. Several visitor were in
attendance The regular meetings
are every two week with joint exer-
cises occasionally. The benefit de
rived by the pupils in maintaining
these societies and faithfully per
forming the duties assigned is meal
culable. establishing independent ac.
tion,ana arousing latent energy.
The Colorado State Teachers As.
sociation is in session this week in
Denver. Many vital subjects are up
for discussion. 1t is expected that
all sections of this state will be rep
resented Those teachers, who are
in attendance are to bo congregatu
lated upon the opportunity thus af-
forded them of meeting and exchang-
ing ideas with many of the leading
educators of the state
Prof. Crawford, of Chicago, is here
aeitating the adoption of university
extension work in our midst All who
value improvement can well afford
to make some sacrifice in order to
follow the course. The first years
study is devoted to history. Although
calculated to furnish practically
full account of nations and peoples
from ancient Egypt to the the pres
ent, it really requires but few mir
utes each day to do the needed
amount of reading.
The Lamar register., 1898-12-28
TO our Subscribers.

This has been prosperous season
for most of the people of Pfowers
county, and we hope that many OF
them will remember the Register,
and help it to enjoy the situation al
so. We have been to large ex-
pense this year in enlarglng and i'm
proving the paper, and if all our sub
scribers, who are,delinquent, will pay
their subscription accounts, or at
least make partial payment, it will
be great help in keeping up the
work of improving the paper.
The Lamar register., 1898-12-28
TEACHERS, Association.

The sixteenth session of the Prowers
County Teachers Association to be held
at the public school building in Lamar,
Colorado, on Saturday, January IA, 1899,
at 1.30 o'clock Il. NJ.