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Eighth Assembly District.

The First Election district Is bounded by and
sweet Market street, Henry stree, end csiS5rfine
s'rei.
The second Election pistric, Is bounded by sud
within Canal street, Division street, Bayard street
and ChrN site street.
The Third Election District H. bounded by End
ssy' Ii l%' SIT,e, HEM Henu s W,sssi and Ssrss Ss, s, recS'
Inc fouuh Election District II bounced hy ana
sithin fas, broadway. Clinton street. Henry street
The Fith Election pistric, Is bounded by and
eithin Grand street. Clinton street, East llrcad,
way, Rutgers street. division street and Norfolk
The sixth Election. District Is bounded ~ and
Nlthln Grand street. Norfolk. street. DNisinh
sweet. Cana street and Orchard street.
The seventh Election district 10 boundcd by
and within Grand street, Alicn street. -nroomc
.,rcei. Orchard street. Canal stree, and Hldridgc
The Eighth Election District Ia bounded ny and
Nlthin Grand street. Eldridgc street. Canal street
The Ninth Election District is bounded by end
end Chrystie street.
within stanton street. Forsyth street, BToone
street and Chrystir street.
The Eleventh. Election p.s,r'c, !: bounded by
Delaney street. Orchard street. Broome street
and Forsyth street,
The Twelfth Election District Is bounded by
t,reei, suffolk street. Grand street and Orchard
and within Delancey street, Clinton street, Grand
street, SUFFOLK street. Bro0me street and Ludlow
trtet.
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded by
end within Eivlngton street. Clinton street, De
bncey street and Ludlow street.
The fiiteensh Election District Is bosnded BY
and within stanton street. Clinton street. Rlving.
ton street and Ludlow street.
The Sixteenth Election District IN bounded BY
ana within Rlyingfon street, Orchard street. stan
to1 street, Ludlow street, Delaney street aud
tldrdge street.
~. a. -.
py ana villain stanton street, Orchard street,
hlvlnglon Slrest and Forsptli street.
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The First Election District 10 bounded by auu
within. East rtny ninth street. second avenue.
East Ftfty .slxth street and Third Avenue.
within East Fifty eighth street. First avenue, East
Fifty .sixth street and Second syenue.
The Third Election District 10 bounded oy and
withln Esss Flfty eighth street. Rest riysg. Ba1
Fifty-siyth street and First atenue.
The Fourth kH4eetlon District 70 bounded ~ and
within Fast ytty ninth street, East river Boyt
Fity -eighth arsa and sScpnd avenue.
The Flsh Elsctlon Dissyiot y bounded BY and
faas'ff lf. w ana sss.s. fsIrd ss:sius. E::, s shssSs
street and sspsaA svsans.
I'm, LSs s!;ss FSsssea nI'';:s. = issss.ssf y az
East sixtietb slFsss Vn1 yS&f 1vSGVG (
.iE!,sG iff::sa5 ssa e~eASNsxGk4
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- ft~t f,~st ~ $685. ~ 80
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Tweuty.fourtn Assembly District.

Tho FRS. Election Distre. =. bounded by and
s s,,aina ,e has. .. M.sa,y ,i n,nth and ss'f Z i,us rslrs av sSssao'
The Second Election District Is bounded by and
within East Eighty ninth street. , Second avenue
The Third Election District Is bounded by snd
within East Ntnctleth street, Second avenue, East
a aIs ssss n iiae from ssaSsi inc % corner nSa"a Il sas s'fsSS ssiy nj. ssiSa,ss
street and Le.lngion avenue 70 ,he corner OF fhlrd
The Fourth Election District Is bounded by and
vtiAin Fart Ninety -ihlrd street. seeoad svcgue,
re-. Ninety nine, sssssna s. s,Tss'; .y s.r,s t asSns Sln. a:ss
: :usss. 70 9. T na.s ssssasi |. .i a,sS' ssa m Tsfrd irs sT.a -:
ington avenue, Lexington avenue, East Ninety INST
vitisSiSn f ha.s f Ninety thru Rrs'' Street !. 'fPTi rst s n sa"
sas. Ninety fourth stree. East river East N'new'
Tbs Sixth Eisc.lon DISTRICT Is bounded by and
s s,,slp N, Gsss ., S,ns'y t ,tSSr, ma s! 4s,,a . r,Tss avenue
The Seventh Election District 10 bounded by and
yt.hir East Ninety :ai.h street secSnd avenue.
ssss S' ssss:. ,: and r i,sss, s;y Esss river East Ninety
The Eighth Election District !. bounded by and
E Es.sip Si s:ss an. SIus, .,, :sxe ma sssfss' . sssSna avenue
The Ninth Election Distrtcs Is bounded by and
within Fast Ninety. ninth street. Fast river East
seventh street and Ihird sveaus.
The Tenth. Election District b bounded BY
rs s:s. r s'ssn. E Es.s Sisss ss s I . sss r' mi ' as,sa
avenue.
The Eleventh Election District u boundsd BY
and within East One Hundred end First street.,
Third avenue, East Ninety ninth street and Lea.
Ington avenue.
The Twelfth Election District 10 bounded by and
within East one Hundred and Second street. second
avenue, East One Hundred and First street Aad
Lexington avenue.
The Thlrteenth Election Districs . bounded hy
pnd wtthin East Ono Hundred and Fourth Arest
Lkexlngton avenue. East One Haadrsdth strsso.sn
PARK avenue.
n: , ySSi's:..h E,:1sISn p!s'rs. Is Sesnd:d By
Thrd avenue. East One Hundred and Fourth strsst.
Park svenue, East One Hundred aud Finn street
and Lexington avenue.
the Fifteenth Electloa District is bounded By and
within East ono Hundred and Fourth street, Third
everue. East ons Hundred and second street and
Lexington avenue.
Tbs sixteen Election District d bounded BIZ and
vithin East One Hyndred and Filth street. second
Third avenue. ~
The Ssyentesnth Eleot,on district 10 bounded by
and within East One Hundred and Sixth stTeet
end Second avenue.
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Ninth Assembly district.

Thc First Elcction .Dlstrict Ia bounded by and
"et Thlrtieth street and Hudson riv-r.
rr tss S @s Eiss,'9n ils'r.c. !. e eS by and
Thirty second STREET and Tenth sve&ae.
The Third Election District Is bounded by and
Vest. thirty Sni' an.s'y s ,n.ss '' eiss,s s'x avenue. .'1 %esii
Thirty fourth street and Ninth avenue.
., Tss Fourth %r E,ss,ios pis.r.e. 2 osSnssd BY and
Vest Thirty fourth street and Tenth avenue.
rihs blith EIectlcn District Is bounded by and
diagonal line from corner OF Eighth avenue and
Mss' Thirty sixth street 10 corner, Of West Thirty
r, rss S Nth E,se,ion Dis,,,c, !. hoppdsd by and
"eN rhirty sixth street and Hudson river.
The Seventh Election District ,s bounded BIZ
sns within ,H, West Thirty seventh ssrse,. Eighth
xr MIN t Wsss rh alsSt .ssYe n,ss, s.f.. 4 s ssSsasS s ~ sna
West Thirty .nf,h street TO ninth avenue. . diagonal
and N sfGSa ave sS.s so,n sS a. a. ~ cs,aer TsaFtS earn rs sirsst
stth street and Eighth avenue. and Eighth avenue.
.%l nHs N MS.i r FIss,Ie sr P.s', .tl.. !; s ssSsass . " sSa
west Thirty seventh greet and Ninth avenue,
rhe Tenth Election Dis,ric, V bounded and by
SssM," thirty SsS Elm. ,elEniS ,A, .srest' fiNsI nt s1e sSsua. .'e |ssii
Thirty seventh arrest end Hudson river,
sp Do sl siine3 %e.. si fssss:.s g .sss.s. I f.s sSSD sssua BY
T nsH E lnln.S -s s.sssi 81: s,rs1 H.s Geyen ps avenue West
The Twelfth Election District % bounded BY
no within West Thirty. nlnth street, Ninth avenue.
"e' Thirty eighth street and Tenth avenue.
The Thirtcanth Biection District 10 bounded by
40 within . disEopni lipe from the corner Of West
Inirity ninth street and Ninth avenue 10 the corner
Fortieth street and Eighth avenue, Eighth
svsnae' West Thifty-eighth street and Ninth
Ia. Fourteenth Election nl.,ric. 3. bounded
. s.S q; { sc <. q W, PsSsa:f HTs:sSs Eisn,S;
na Ninth avenue. snd kintA sveeue.
The F~!ftesnth Election District II bounded by
rreIty-nrst street and Tenth avenue 70 West For
yySn street and Ninth avenue. Ninth svenue, West
i@itg-nlnn sssoet ~ Tenth avsnuo.
xhs N1teaA uesuea BeeneS y boendsa BY
~o vitnm Wsss FoSty-secoad street. Ninth svSans.
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ts.rs,ssys sssspre a.srvs o a~a~ss~
= - 5000
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.,isIn %ss, fiss:s seventh ..!sss: S%snirsi' PAM
Ies SECOND Election D,.,r's, !. bounded BY ana
wss,; West Eighty seventh street and oo'umeos
sVrnuo. ... u
., nss y Ms.s i hlsss'' 's. a' street., 9 ee sSSar fsrs ~ xs sSa
West Eighty ninth street and Columbus avenue.
-, IN: FS %... S s;ss!s ,l R!s'T' street. !: e's a.a;s.l S' p :ss
West; West Ninety -ars' street and Columbus
r, aSs y we.' Master Siss,S ,to 1'ssi's Street. J: oV %sss End q . saS
nuc. Yves, Ninety third street. broadway. wess
Ninety -nrst street and Hudson river
the sl.th Election Dls.ric, is bounded by and
TT, s, >, %sss .soss,sy ,sr,s street s,e. sS,uT Ms., s y,sss
rhs seve NTH Election District n bounded by and
Ss,isip We. N.ssiy ;Sys :,.se, S.s,Isi pam west.
TSs Eighth Election 'Dl.ino. i Dound.a ~. and
within Ms.t Ninety eiEsth street. cen.IsI PSrk
avenue
within Wesi Ninety sl.th street. cclumbus avenue,
81: Tse.s E!sss!ss Di.!s,ss : sssaa;s :, .ss
Ninety fourth street and Hudson river.
The neyentn Election nisiric, i bounded By and
:,,ala & &:si sl s'as's si :ss' .sss.. : sas sres SS'S%a''
s s,isiS W., We; s,S SiS., ..; sisssh .i :,,s., =. S' S4sss:. sy''
r., rs,r,ern,s Ei,e,,on p,ssr,ct Ia bounded nv
"a S-,,S,n Wsse 0ne H',ndrrd and TirsS ssr,s
Wes, Fnd avenue. Wsst Ninety-nlnth street. Am,
stcrdsn, Avenue. West Ninety eighth street, broad
river. 49,
TN. rou,..n,b r,sct,or D,.,r,c, ia houndcd nv
and within West one HSndred Snd' FirSs IsStsssAk
Anstcrdam avenue, WesS One Hurdredtn stIeeS,
ColIubis avenue. West NINETY. ninM street And
Went End ayeuue,
A., T.; ., rIi,'s %s,, E} sis.ss .J n,;sss :.. |: soS SsfJsS Y
avenue. West Ninety eighth street and Amsterdam
The sixteenth Election District 10 bounded by
and within West Ninety ninth street. Csntrai Park
west, West Ninety eighth street and Columbus
avenue. Y .
The seventeenth Election p,s,re, IL bounded by
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.ns s',gs W., 20. RssaI.a .sa very s.s,l
arc Fcrty 'hfd street and lfaasih tt,tS
me Nln-.c-nh Eler,lon pisir,e, - t-suaa-s W
s,rs.,' csassn, ssrsus' Vest Sss riSssr.a SOL
foriY SAITH sirret ard Hvsssn FVcr
Ihs Ivsn.e,n rlss'ls. n,.,,'c, . segea.s W
street ~ Nlch"'ss rlsce. West One hundted snd
n snar.a sod vor,y s,s .sTss, xs'sisidsn s,es1s'
West one nunard snd Fefy s's'h street and
turNfnf avenue.
The T~raty nrst Flertloa Dlstrict 70 bounded ny
aud within West one hundred and Fers ninth
street, Ams,srisn avenue. West ose Hunar.d and
.ad for,s stshis s,fss, ssa asason river '
The twenty second Eleclloa pls.rlc, - bounded
street. Amsterdam avenue. Wesi one Hundred sni
FORTY ninth stree, aud Hudson rtver.
by rs ssa I Si { sa.' d sis'i S%ud Ri;'' saa r y sss.ssS
stree, y, ~. holss R,ss.; kdxseon,bs syenue; West
west One Hundred sad Fory eighth street. Con
ven, avenue, West one Hundred and Flry- second
street and ~. nicholas avenue.
The Tweaiy fourth Election District Is bounded
by and within West One Hundred and fitty hfss
sifss.; y, STno,ss ascsas, Mes. ons huSs,s" anu =
Hundred aud Ffftieth street and Amsterdam
avenue.
The rwepv -0stn Election pls,rict Is bounded By
and within IVES, One HuadIed .pd Fifty nth street
amsterdam avenue. West ONE Hundred and Fifty
The Twenty sixth Election District 10 hounded. by
and within IVES, one Hundred and r,f Try essn,n
nnh street and Tucson river.
The Twenty seventh Election District 10 bounded
~ ana Mi', yIcN %S., oS s,, mana Mss, az. Sa, sun h'iys IRA
aud S!ntieth street. Speedway; West One Hundred
and Fih y eighth street aud Hudson river
The Twenty eighth Election District Is boundsd
by and within West one Hundred and SIXTY fourth
street. spsedgsy Yves, tine Hundred aud sistlste
SIXTY. Drst strcet and broadway.
The Twenty ninth Election District y bounded
street. Harlem river. West One Hundred and sixty:
fourth street. broadway. West One Hundred aud
sixty nrst street and Hudson river.
The THIRTEEN Elerfion District Is bounded ny and
Within Nest One Hundred and seventy hrst street,
street and Hudson river.
The Thirty nrst Election District IL bounded ny
street. broadway Yves, One Hundred and sevrn,y.
eighth street. Amsterdam avenue, West One Hun
One Hundred aud Seventy.nrst strsc, aud dudsoa
river,
Tn. Thirty. second ELECTION District !. soupaea
hy and within Nest 0ng Hundred and EIQllys Illnl
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Twenty.thssa Assembly District.

The Fiat ElectloP. pistrct 10 bounded by sAd
within West One Hundred spd Thirty seventh
Thirty -slIth direct and SevSath 9yssus. -
The Secopd EiectiVn District h bVupdsdy ~ asd
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-28
Cotteri11 o1, A1os& s New Trdae

Ceorga r. CoWcril, Democratic C state soGat r, made 2 speech before the King County Dsmoorag;e cub ii which he r2roTcd to the now,y @T- pointed udgc to succeed J mes Wickersham in tho thirQ diy,gi,r in Alaska as the kind cf man 1,oG, crn influences are able to find 2 place Col in q country about which J.oy know 30 little"
 Silas II. R9ol ca~n2 originally from ono Of the cou,-by ccunli-s,f Illinois, and was @n a.. 4rty much Ike any ot4or attcl1cy in tlc farmc counties" said Senator ct,cIilE .l.v- identity he wanted to better his con dition, although he had Eecn rlcsecat~ ing attorney. lie wa8 aLplin ol register of the land flee iu CL LI&i Crla and when state Officers were elected he managed to get the nomination f,l attorney general cn the Republican ticket, bat he was defeated Ni,h tho rest Of the tickets fer a,ata offices. He very promptly began locking around fer arCtLor cfitc, @ld tlc first chance Ncs the Alas, iulgCsIin. He betrayed his lEcwlcG. .e cf Aiaak@ when lie said it wac a country where there were Ic Ecgol with tatha. Hi. exparieuce a5 a lawyer has h -l |, d.. With Watcr rights farms and a-lt subjects, and he has had no c,--..- enco with the problems .ha5 i.Ga will meet WiUh CT the ccaae ,I.C i'll minipG C. IlIli.i ps ..is ;.. .rE.... .s tr-- s5aneo.WLerc E25,cIu inGo-,.la have saddled on new -nnm, Genca -s,7. disgruntlod pCli,i-ne."
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-28

Warm, furnished ctbln. uiu,a!'- coal aud wood n shed Eor ale chc5p at Valdez Real Estate u-e.0y. Cabins for rent
 Follow the crowd ,o h, Non- tana and see tine new moving pictures.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-28

., t. t,aaicr s.rl r- .I,t.c ' Nau aa .a 2
 .~a oG I.a.. -.via- r.yl tN vu tt.. -.r.tura \a..uz I.ll to.
 I-at.-, Ga..t- .ja. ...rr. "t tt.p H lr,~s Dlu4 Ia
 Green River W.~E.y uI D'ym- pa H.y1-tHat'- a. a r"r i.-s-,- .nr
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-28
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-31

Nut Really There Was Nethlns Very
Shocking About u.


He was sitting alone in the room
when she entered. She seemed some
what surprised to see him. However.
she did not retire. but stood regarding
him doobtfully. The inspection was
apparently satisfactory. for she
smiled
Ho had never seen her before. but
he could not help smiling back at her.
She was quite pretty, blue eyes, fiuny
hair and all that sort OF thing.
You're not afraid OF me1" he ven.
tured.
No" abe replied. smiling again at
the absurdity OF the idea
Won't you please come and talk
to meg TIN 30 lonely" he felt en-
boldened TO say.
She replied by seating herself at his
side and glancins up at him with a
roguish twinkle in her eyes. 81 really
believe you'd be more comfortable on
my knee" he whispered.
Without more ado she seated her
SELF on his knee and placed her pretty
arm around HIS neck.
She was really n most charming
young lady and
Won't you give me kiss--just
oneH' he asked. ploadingly. ~
She looked at him roguishly and
nodded assent. Then she nestled up
to his cheek aud kissed him daintiIy.
He liked it.
How old are your" he asked. after
a moment. II sounded rude. he knew
but somehow he could not help put
ting II.
Use ve'y nearly tree" she replied
proudly.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-31

Bacon took q deep interest ln lon
gevity and its earmarks." said a ply.
slcian and Bacons signs Of long life
and Of short life are ~ true to-day
&c they ever were
you won't live long. Bacon Pointed
out m you have soft. fnc hair. 0ne
skin quick growth large head carly
copulence. short neck, small mouth.
brittle and separated teeth and fat
ears
Your life. barin g acoldonts. viii be
very lengthy n you have slow growth.
coarse hair q rough skiu deep wrink.
les IN the forehead. firm flesh. a large
mouth Wide nostri strong teeth set
slose together and hard, zisuy ear.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-31
WHEN cHIPMUNKs emo.
Capable Of Producing a Noisy Morning
Chorus

The chipmunk Is not usually con.
sidered much OF songblrd. but 40
cOrdlnR 10 Ernest Thompson Seton he
10 quite success in vocal role. In
Manitoba the chipmunk comes above
ground about the frst or second week
Of April. says Mr. Seton in Success.
Mounted on rome los or root. n reiter-
ates q loue ohirpy "Chuek-chuck-
chuck" Other chipmunks run forth
into the sunlight and seeking some
perch add their Chuck chuck chuck"
20 tho spring salute. They are active
from this time OF the year on. and
their sunny morning chorus r. not by
any means confined 20 that original
outburst On April %. 1905, at Cos
Cob. ] heard chpmunk In full song.
He kept Il ny for II minutes without
cesslnE. and uttered 1870 chirps to he
minute. He got no reply. though he
worked very hard and seemed tired
toward the last on May ~. 005. az
Cos Cob. heard a chipmunk singing.
He kept II up for three minutes. ut
tsrinE three chirps TO tue second
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-31

Four-yearoi~ Rcglnald and bis
elder brother were sent 10 stay With
an aunt while their mother went
south for her health, relates the
Brooklyn Eagls. The aunt had de.
cided ideas on - bringing 40 OF
children. one buaaG q firm belief In
gentleness rather than force as a
moral agent. OnS day ct dinner she
expressed her VtSws on this sub
ject. declaring:
Corporal punishment 10 sin:
children would never be 80 treated
n ! had my way. When a child OF
mine is naughty, I simply use moral
suasiOn, and always with the best
results"
Shortly after dinner Reginald ap.
preached his brother and asked aDx.
iously. Say, George does moral sua.
sion hurt very much7"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-31

The latet Thomas Bailey Aldrich
wrote exqulsItely graceful prose and
verse, but his work was never popu.
lar. Al dinner party I'm Boston a
young lady said to him: 81 have been
reading Two Bites OF a Cherry. and
] think Il is lovely. Why isn't II a
big seller like the works OF Marie
Corelli and Hall Gamer" my dear
young lady" said the poet, "in writ
ing the book as well az could did
my part. If the public disapproves
we'll, then the public is like the
Commonwealth avenue hOusemaid. A
resident OF Commonwealth avenue.
lady In reduced circumstance. rs
obliged 10 take In few dodgers. Her
housemaid Is rather a frail, rather
pretty girl. and the other day she
said TO her mistress: I'm afraid that
there moo lodger, Wot we thought no
well Of amt no gent after all, mum
No gentleman, SusanY said the lady.
I'm very sorrJ. Why do you say so?'
Why, mum, this morDin when he
seen me carryin' a scuttle o. coal he
says: That there scuttle's too heavy
for little thing like you" he says.
and he up and took Il from me. and
carried It 'imselE Just like a common
footman-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-31
CONFESSIONS OF A YOUNG WIFE
Good Thing to Learn to Do Sometimes
Without Hubby.


Harper's Bazaar. which. with the AS.
sistance OF Henry James. has been
busy OF late endeavoring TO reform
the speech and manners OF American
women. is now giving It's brilliant
editorial attention to young wives and
their affairs. In the Bazaar the author
who Is writing on this topic reveals
some secrets in a charming and con.
vincing way She says:
The most important thing OF all
that ! have learned IN how to get
along without my husband Outward.
ly we are as much together az ever
we were. We are very fond OF each
other, indeed. and think my own
marriage 80 far has been happier than
most Only / have learned what al.
most all women learn first or last.
that for the sake OF my own peace OF
mind and his | must not have my in
terest in life begin and end In him.
l must not be lonely II he isn't there;
1t mustn't be a tragedy to me II he
isn't with mo. During our engage
ment and the FIRST part OF our mar.
riage Joe absorbed every thought /
had. He dlmmed my interest i'm my
friends, he altered my life all over,
and gave me new set OF interests
which began and ended with him. /
have had in self-defense to unlearn
all these things, for when / had sur
rendered myself entirely found my.
self 80 to speak, left high and dry.
had learned my lesson too we'll; ]
unlearned IL as best ! might. and be
came once more what people call a
reasonable woman"
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which am plaintiff and you are
iefendant;; and, II from any cause
he taking of the said dispositions
not commenced on that day, or.
I commenced, If they De not com
lleted on that day, the taking OF the
aid dispositions will be adjourned
rom day to day, At the same place
nd between the same hours, until
hey are completed.
CHAS. ID. AKERS
by Counsel
}. NJ. EASLEY, p. Q.