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avenue, West sixty third street and Hudson rvet
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Seventeenth Assembly Dsssrist.

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west rnd avenue, West Ninety ninth street. Am.
sssrdam avenue, West Ninety eighth ssrss4. psosd-
way; West Ninety 1ssven'h 'srsss asd Hods'n
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and within West One Hundred and tlys street.
Amsterdam avenue, West Ono Hundredth street.
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West End avenue.
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avenue. West Ninety eighth street and Amsterdam
avenue.
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and within West Ninety ninth street, Oentrll Part
West, West Ninety eighth street and Columbus
The Seventeenth Election District 10 bounded BY
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Ninth Assembly District.

The frs, Election District Is bounded by and
West, rn'rris,a ' strss, , and Hudson river. '"
SSi!sla Wrs, rSir,y fourth street. EisS.a avenue:
Thirty second stree. and Tenth avenus.
TT. THIRD Election District 10 bounded by and
sSi ~, %ss. Thirty afh street seventh sv,pYs
Thirty fourth street. and Ninth svsnus.
The Fourth Election District N bounded by and
West Thirty fourth street and Tenth avesus.
The Llith Election District 10 bounded by and
sthln est Thirty sixth street, 70 Eighth avenue,
IVES, Thirty sixth street % corner Of west Thirty.-
snh street and Ninth avenue. West Thirty NTH
"reet and Tenth avenue.
s.hin West Thirty seventh street. Ninth avenue.
west Thirty sixth street and Hudson river.
md within ssy,n' Vest s'eS Tsir,y e ssSss,n !: .,r sssad sfan X
Nenuc. West Thirty sixth street and Ninth avenue.
,Irtss rlghth Election Dis,r,es Ls bounded by and
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I'm. from the corner Of West Thirty .rith kreet
s%,ihs'Tec, and Eighth avenue. and s,ssts .v.nas.
-Lnr NN,!!nth Election D,strict h bounded by and
Tas Vest mn ESH ss,ssy is' ssrss, '. and Ninth ssss. VENUE sSsau''
Win Ws., Thirty ninth street. Eleventh avenue.
nlrty seventh street and Hudson river.
r. within West. Forsistn s,ress, Tenth svsaus,
thirty ninth street and Hudson river. "
Lhe rweinn Lection D.stgty, L. psasceu o.,
NO within West Thirty III street, Ninth avenue.
"est Thirty eighth street and Tenth avenue.
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded by
w ui,hin a DIAGONAL line from the corner Of West
I've Fonieth street and Eighth avenue, Eighth
svenue.
The Fourteenth Election District 10 bounded
~ and within West Forty-nrt street. Eighth
venue 10 West Fortleth street. q diagonal line
non the corner OF West Fortieth street and Eighth
svennr 10 the corner of West Thirty ninth street
~n N'nth avenue. and Ninth avenue.
me fifteenth Election District II bounded by
Esr,y |,r,a : sss$:nsI nss st ron sxs me eS % wes q Tess
~ street - v&Dgh avenue. Ninth avenue. West
'nLry ninth strc5e and Tenth avenue.
The Sixteenth Election District ID bounded by
ssow''hin Vest Ferty-seccnd street, Ninth svenus.
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Eighth Assembly Distrsc,.

The FiIst Election Distrc, I. bounded by and
vnhln DIVISION street, cnrysne sres'; haysud
street.
The second Election pt.,ne, is bounded by end
within canal street. Division street. hayhrd street
The Third Election District Is bounded by and
within Division street. EutgeIs street. Pas, broad
The Fourth Election District 10 bounded ny and
si,hin Fast broadway. Clinton street, Henry street
within Grand street. Clinton street. East Broad
ssy, Rutgers street. Division street and Norfolk
TIE sLh,h Election Dis, nc, Is bounded by and
street, Cana street and Orchard street.
,na within Grand street, Alien street. isToos,s
street Orchard street, Canal stree, and E'dr'dee
The Eighth Election nis,ric, ls bounded BY ana
tad Chps site street.
-, Tss Ninth SInau s',S,lon p,S, '.n Is bounded 1a BY and
and Chrystie street.
The Tenth Election District is bounded by and
street and ChrystIe street.
The E,eycn,h Election District :: bounded by
and Forsyth street.
The Twelfth Election District is bounded by
street
The Thirteenth Election Dis,ric, Is bounded by
End wlinln Delaney street, Clinton street. Grand
street, suffolk street. Bro0me street and Ludlow
street
n. Fourteenth Election District Is bounded by
end Within pivington street, Clinton street. De-
Ancey street and Ludlow street.
The Fifteenth Election District h bounded by
ana within stanton street, Clinton street, Rivtng-
ton street and Ludlow street.
The sixteenth Election District IL bounded by
snd within Rivington street. Orchard street. stan.
tn street. Ludlow street. Delaney street and
Fldridge street.
The Seventeenth Election District Ia bounded
by and within Stsnton street, Orchard street,
~HNing'on street and Forsyth street
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eighteenth Assembly Dsstvses.

r.. str, y;.S.i-r y'.t-s-s l. nrsseef hs ard
within East rlfty .nIash street second avenue
The second Election District 10 boundsA b. snd
within East Fifty eighth street. First avenue. Ea&
fifty sixth street and SECOND avenue.
The Third Election District 10 bounded ~ ead
within East Fifsy eighth Mrsst. Ease river. Eses
Yity sixth street and First avenue.
The Fourth Election Diserics b bounded ~ snd
within East Fifty ninth stroee, Ease river. East
Fity eighth street and Second avenue. a
The Firth Election District 10 bounded by and
within East SIXTY second street, First Aveque,
Fast Fifty ninth street. Third avenue. East Sl1seesh
street snd JecQnd avenue. q.
The Sixth Electioa Dtserct 10 bounded By and
East Sixtissh sersst end Thisd svenus. /,
ina eevsqoA EnessteA DDsossse b 6sNo1e1 ~ ea4
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The First Election District is bounded by and
E s,.s'H s,t Es;. ... xtss'y . ;,s,sa at. :,ses Second ntT' sv. sSsnu''
The Sseond Election District is bounded BY and
E EI:S,1 .. s:ss s, :aas., .'. .sS f ;'rss' sy .ss.n' A. East
the Third s,ssacs I'',s, , IS sosnd s;S, ~ End
The FOURTH Election District Is bounded BY and
s,, .s,, . Es,, Eighty -;,Sss street s:i N,. 5Ssr, o Esss
ss4ees ana s.:s End avenue.
within Esst. Eighty fourth street. avenue 4. Eas,
Eiisssy third :,,se; % The corner Of East Eighty
xithie Fast Eiishsy.asn street. First avenue 70
avenue to me csrneI q Esss Eighty third street
The. seventh Election pis,nc. is bounded BY
East Eighty third street and Third avenue.
-, ISs f s.ss r E'ssSgsGi ns.t .'fs, !: e ssesss . " sss
East Eish.y.nfth street. Third avenue. East Eighty
fourth street and Lexington avenue.
Tho Ninth Election, District y bounded BY and
.lsS,s Erst xlss'y, sa gs, s,r:,s; Aysnss A. East
me Teath Election District 10 bounded By and
disEonsi line ffsm, the corner Of Avenue and
HssSsyy. ioSSrss stree, and 'rins. avenue.
a.. q: .i EsiSs1 Es.. rl ssssa.! Ris."' street, 's o' ssss rs sS
avenue. 70 Eaat Eighty. fourth street, q diagonal
line from the cornell OF East Eighty fourth street
and East End avenue. TO the corner OF Avenue A
and kast Eehty-bfth street. and Avenue A.
The Twelfth Election District 10 bounded by
and within East Eighty seventh street. East End
avenue, East. Mighty eighth street. East river.
East Eighty dxth street and First avenue.
The ThiSteensh Election Districs 10 bounded by
and within East Eighty seventh street. First
avenue. East Eighty sixth street and Second
avenue.
The rour.~~'h Election Dtssric, ). bounded by
and within ;. Eighty -ssvsnsh street second
The Fifteenth ELECTION DistTict Is bounded W
avcnus. East Eighty seventh street. Third avenue.
East Eighty sixth street and Lexington avenue.
The sixteenth Election District II bounded by
and within East Eighty eighth street, Avenue A.
East Eighty seventh street ana Second avenue.
The Ssventsenth Election District 10 bounded
by and within Fast Eighty .signth street, East End
avenue. East Eighty seventh street and Avonuc A.
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded by
and within EaSs Ninety second street. East river.
East Eighty eighth street and Avenue A.
The NineteSnth Election District IL bounded by
It'd aa.r 4sr. Etrety second street. Avenue
A, Fast Eighty eighth street ana First avenue.
The Twentieth Election District Is bounded by
and within East Eighty ninth street. First avenue.
East Eighty eighth street and Second avenue.
The Twenty +nrss Elsction District Is bounded by
and within East Ninetieth street. First avenue,
Fact Eighty ninth street and Second avenue.
The Twcnty second Election District IL bounded
by and within East Ninety .nrst street. First avenue .
East Ninetieth street and Second avenue.
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Twcnty.thlrd Assembly District.

The First Eleeuol- pieirics 10 bounded by and
Within West ons nusdred and thirty seventh
lTHlpv -aSsh ssgsss and seventh aveAW. .
he ssvead Biseeea District b bsspdsd BY and
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Rel ESQ|e Tor Sole
By
MARIETTA REAL ESTATE CO.

$500 buys 12S acres land, lying on Mac
land road. III miles from Marietta
land lies we'll and contains much
good land 7-room house, barn. etc.
One-third cash balance to suit pur-
chaser.
$1,000 buys so acres lying 51l miles west
Of Marietta fine mulatto land lies
well, plenty of wood, running We
ter, etc. A bargain.
$3.50 buys good farm of IS acses, near
Kennesaw; good seyen-room house,
tenant house, two barns, all in fine
fix; buildings worth the money
land good. Sec me about this place.
$1,000 buys go acres of land lying on one
of the best roads leading into Mari
eta, d mile of city limits. Place
has excellent vineyard, lies well,
fine pasture and remainder in fine
state of cultivation. A SNAP.
l have 40 acres a mile from city limits,
good seven-room residence, tenant
house. fine, large barns, much tim
Der, or wood; buildings would cost
$4,000 or $4,000. Will sell right
$140O buys good four-room house on
Powder Springs street; near in.
A good vacant lot for sale on Powder
Springs street; one on Reynolds
street RIGHT.
WANTED-For customer with the
cash, about 40 acres, to 8 miles
from Marietta; land must be good,
lie we'll, and have or 4-room house
go to 100 acres similar to above for an
other.
"a few places we'll selected ana priced
right" is my motto.
BERNARD AWTREY,
Marietta Real Estate Co
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS.

At a meeting of Camp 1853, U. G. V,s,
on the 10Th inst, committee reported
on arrangements with the Daughters
OF the Confederacy for the holding of
memorial services in memory of the
dead members of the Camp, services to
be held August 8th. beginning at 10
O'Clock a. m. at the court house.
Everybody invited and expected to
bring well-filled baskets of everything
good to eat. Good takers will be there.
Commander Morris, as a member of
the Memorial Board, submitted resolu-
tions earnestly requesting the governor
and legislature to give special attention
to caring for the Marietta Confederate
cemetery which has been turned over
to, the State; also asking help for Glass;
vile, Kingston and Resaca, in caring
for their Confederate dead. Capt. w.
J. Hudson, Rev. E. Christian and
1. A. Reed we're appointed committee
tc look into the advisability .of iutro-
ducing a mutual aid or life insurance
feature into the Camp. Camp adjourn
ed to meet August 9th first Tuesday,
9 o'clock a. M.
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Sheriff's Sales for August.

VIII be sold before the court house
door, in the city of Marietta, Cobb coun-
ty, Ga, within the legal hours IF sale.
on the first Tuesday in August, 1907, the
following property, to-wit:
On lots of land Nos. 1901, 1909. 1856
and ll6S. containing 40 acres each, more
OF less, in the 10Th District and End Sec
ton of Cobb county, Ga. Levied on as
the property of D. T. Miller, to satisfy a
fila issued from Cobb Superior court in
favor of James N. Cheney, executor of
A. j. Cheney, deceased, VS.. d. T. Miller,
ct. al. said fla transferred to and now
controlled by John D. Perkerson No
tice given in terms of the law
Also, at the same time and place, lot
in the city of Marietta, Cobb county,
Georgia. in rear of lots owned by Black
and Smith, commencing at lower corner
of Blacks lot on alley between Black
and Mrs. Hlrsch, and running on rear
line of Blacks lot, also on Smiths rear
line and western line to corner on
branch, and thence up branch or bank
of same twenty-five feet. thence to cor
ner, and thence in direct line eastward
ly to the beginning corner, containing
one-fourth of an acre Levied on as the
property of R. E. L. Howell to satisfy a
fila issued from the Superior court of
Cobb county, Georgia, in favor of o. 0,
Smith VS.. r. E. L. Howell, maker, and
j. S. Jackson, endorser. Written notice
given in terms of the law.
Also at the same time and place thirty
acres of lot of land No. 263, in the south
west corner of said lot, adjoining the
land of Thomas F Terry ON the north
and west and the land of Thomas J.
LunsfOrd on the east and south, being
in the goth district and I'd section Of
Cobb county. Ga, Levied ON as the pro-
perry of J. T Lewis to satisfy a Cobb
Superior Court f1fa in favor of Mrs. A
B. Hill VS.. j T. Lewis, said fla trans
ferred to and now controlled by T. J.
Lunsford Notice given in terms of the
law. W. J. FREY, Sheriff.
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Administrators Sale.
GEORGIA-Cobb County.

GEORGIA-Cobb County.
BY virtue of an order of the Ceurt o.
Ordinary of said county, will be soio a.
public outcry, on the first Tuesday ~ ~
August, 1907, at the court house n sSu
county, between the usual hours OF sale,
the following real estate situated ~
Cobb county, to wit: All OF land iys
No. $50 except Is acres on the west sue
of said lot; the north half of land lot 10
GA, and the north half of the sontheas
fourth of said lot, containing 81 aGreo
more or less; also the south half OF LanS
lot 806. the east half of land lot $50 o.
of land lot 824 lying south OF the Sou.99
ern railroad and west of the public ro1u,
containing 80 acres, more or less al%
eleven acres in land lot s25, lying soasn
of the Southern railroad and west OF ~,
property of j. M. Caldwell; also ~. s,s
acres in land lot S0s, lying west OF w
public road and south of the properly n
w. L. Florence, all lying and beng ~ \
the 10Th District and End Section OF VS.
county, Ga, containing in the aggEe9ast
las acEes, more or less. Terms, zen
cent cash; balance due Decent Der '''
1907. This 1st day of July, 1907
M. AND r. L. Bull w.
Administrators of the estate OF '''
NJ. Billiard.
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TRIP TO JAMESTOWN.

EDIToRs JoURNAL-The Constitution
Contest Party numbering s4 people,
chaperoued by Mr.. and Mrs Cruselle,
OF Atlanta, reached Portsmouth, Va .
in two special Pullman cars on July I'd,
ABOUT 1l.30 a m, and Immediately
boarded the steamer, Rose Dale, - for
old Jamestown, Va, where they visited
the oldest church in America, where
Pocohoutas was a member, the ruins
OF the House of Burgesses and graves
of early settlers. Upon our return we
were landed at Exposition pier and
went direct to Inside Inn. where we had
dinner and were assigned to our rooms
for the coming week.
The first exposition building visited
by the party was the Georgia Building
where we were cordially greeted, and
Dear Old Georgia" was rendered by
our entire party. The Government
building. Mexican building and pure
food exhibits we're of special interest.
The entire week was interpreted
with trips on the water which made the
days restful and sight seeing pleasure.
The Exposition and places of interest
near the Exposition are well worth
trip there.
Until about II p. m. each night was
spent visiting the "Warpath +" among
the best shows are 101 Ranch, Baby in
cubators. Princess Trixie, The Battle of
Monitor and Merrimac, Battle of Get
tysburg, Battle of Manassas, Pharaohs
Daughter, Esquimo Village, Paul Re-
vere's Midnight Ride. and The Shadow
of The Gross. We all took ride on
The Shoot the Chutes and in so doing
got beautiful view of the Exposition
Grounds lighted by Electricity.
The fireworks on the night of the
Fourth and the illumination of the
Warships were beautiful and the firing
Of II guns by Warships and Fortress
not accustomed to such sights.
Some of the places visited we're Nor
folk, Old Point Comfort, Fort Monroe.
Newport News, Hampton, Portsmouth
Old Cape Henry, Virginia Beach and
Ocean View, at Ocean View we all en-
joyed dip in the Salt Water.
The trip to Yorktown was compli-
mentary trip given US by the Steamer
Rose Dale" At Yorktown we visited
CORVALLIS Gave, the famous Nelson
House, the goldest Custom House in
America, and the spot where CORVALLIS
surrendered to Washington, which Is
marked now by a very unpretentious
monument, erected by the citizens of
Yorktown; however, the U. s. Govern
ment has erected a very handsome
monument about mile distant.
Portsmouth, Va, was the last place
visited and pleasant feature of our
dinner at Hotel Monroe was the pre-
sentstion of solid silver bread tray to
Mr.. and Mrs. Cruselle as token of APP
probation of the interest they had
shown in our pleasures.
Happiness, like grief, binds hearts
together, and many good and lasting
friendships we're formed among the
party, and the kindness of those who
assisted in making the trip possible will
always be a grateful remembrance.
MRS. ALICE STRINGER.
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Farm for Sale.

500 acres, five miles from Acworth, in
Mars Hill community, known as the d.
w, Orr farm; 80 acres in cultivation, 40
acres of 1rst-class bottom land on Ala
toona creek, good dwelling with water
works, 8 good tenant houses, 2 we'll ar.
ranged barns, good orchard of apples,
peaches, grapes, and other fruits. With.
in IL miles of good school, d mile of
Baptist church, 2116 miles of Presbyterian
church. Price twenty dollars per
acre. For further information, Apply
to A. ?. MCLAIN or J. s. Oar,
Acworth, Ga,
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GEORGIA-Cobb County

To all whom it may concern: Mrs. M,
A. Finn having in due form applied to
me for letters of administration on the
estate of r F. Finn, late of said county,
deceased, this is to cite all and singular
the creditors and next of kin of R. +.
Finn, to he and appear at my Office on
the first Monday in August next, and
show cause, if any they can, why perma-
nent administration should not be
granted to Mrs. NJ. A. Finn, or some fit
and proper person, on r. F. Films es.
tate. Witness my Official signature of
office, this 2Sth day of June. 1907,
JOHN AWTREY, Ordinary.