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New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY D1sTR1cr

west s EsStGP District is by and within
Eghtythrd and Coam6es esa a1en msrk West West
wesT 99nd 9 Election District bounded BY and within
and columbus G6Tsi a!enae r@TE West West
West Nnev EiTson rs District is bounded by and within
Aighty-nrth street and Columbus avenue west west
west 2atg asSi09 ad District is bounded
Ninety-frst street and columbus avenue "sS'' west
5}e s'' West + s0uPfsf R6d by sysoHs and within
and ITIJs d street Broadway. West Ninety street
VIII. The sixth Eeetion bounded by and within
, & street broadway. West Ninety third street and
wfs. Syenth Election District by and within
Ninetythrd street columbus averua k West West
West street central 0uf Park by Is and within
The MIN SyFtet Fi, and Columbus avenue.
6f street @ SiN{R street Columbus avenue. Ninety
dsT he gni3 Election District is bounded by and within
iTegt West End avenue West Nnety-fourh street and
The, The Eeyenh Election District is bounded by and
Wes, Mlne'y s seventh street Columbus Avenue
VIII IGe TyeIfth Election District by and within
Nlnetysey street and Broadwaga avenue West
within Vest ns GTg5 bsrst a1g -. is bounded by
¥ue West Ninety ninth street. Amsterdam avenie
enih stree, and Hudson riyeT. west Ninety sew
within West and First stTsSt Sy and
street AMI west nd0 nH5s avenue
within West Eg5T2n District T. bounded by
NiIsdy-sighth If street ct and Amsterdam avenue.
w6n street Central R9dnqsd Park by UsD s1d
West Ninety-eig street Columbus "eS"
The seventeenth Election District is bounded bv ana
WITHIN West one Hundred and First street Central PaS
west West N!nety-nnth street Columbus
one Hundredth street and Manhattan avenue 'NS'
within West one Hundred and Second street I!arrai
Park West, West ono Hundred First NJaS
haitian avenue. West one Hundredth street ana SIuIs
"-'@ ~"iuhous
within TaG ss 65a EGS59n SSEa District DIST by
avenue West one Hundredth Amsterdam anus
The Twentieth Election District is bounded BY and
within West one Hundred Second street ColIr,h,s
$Nenue West one Hundred First street ana Anster
- 4N''''S'-
The Twenty Election District L. bounded -, ,
avenue West one Hundred Second street ana ~
sterlam @"'N <A'4-
The Twenty Election District Is BOUNDED h. -.
within West Hundred and Third street SSS,trrt
Park West West One Hundred and Second streef ana
Columbus avenue. ' anu
The Twenty-third Election District Is bounded -, 49,,
within West One Hundred and Fifth street ManbatiaD
Park West one Hundred Third street o16 "a,
Umbus avenue. - ~
The TNenyfourth Election District is bounded ~, or
within West Hundred and Fifth Coiir,I,,a
West one Hundred and Third and Anster
dam avenue
The Twenty-Nfth Election District is bounded h ,a
within one Hundred and sixth street Nan6attar
West one Hundred and Fifth and Amstrr1
Twenty-sixth Election District is bounded ~. o,5
within one Hundred and Seventh street c-eprai
West. one Hundred Fourth street Ma
haitian West ono Hundred Sixth street ana
Columbus avenue.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
ru1nrrrNrH AssEMRLY D1srR1cT.

First - District s6b is a%snS. West sS aPf Fifty
and Eleventh avenue.
The Second Election District bounded by snd within within
street and Eleventh avenue. ,..,-
The Third Election District Is 60undS6 . 6y ftecond sn1
Msss stfsst s15yhitSS ahd TsntS s1s1as s1ss 'n AVENUE
Election Psct + bSg96Sa Sgo6Sa BY weat saa Tifhn FIN
second street and Ninth
west Fftyafh street Eighth avenue West Fty-third
West Fy-ourth street Ninth avenue West Fitty-thrd
The Election District is bounded BY and within
Hudson river.
West Fftyhfh street, Ninth avenue West F1fy-ourth
West Fif5y sixth street Ninth avenue West Fifty-hfth
The Tenth Election District Is bounded by ss9 and within within
fft6 street let' and Ninth avenue i'-4
within THE Eyfn ss ESP sfe S Il o' wes
FiftysXth street ana Tenth avenue ad h and within
West Ffyeghth street Tenth avenue West F1fty-sixth
s2R Nos + bounced a%sSus BY Wss a
whln West Fiftye@lgh'h @ street; ;,epIn nm" ' "
F3aTeeah EectIon DsTiet bounded by y;nPS and
avenue, West Fifty-eghth street and Hudson river
within west Sixty-frst street, Columbus avenue. West
h sTenh Fssn hd Eeoo District Is bounded by
within West SxtyhTst street. Amsterdam avenue west
Seventeenth Election District bounded by sGs and
avenue center OF tho block
SiXty-third Columbus avenue ColuHl-
bus avenue. sixty-rst street and Amsterdam ave
The Eighteenth Election District is pounded by and
within West sixty second street, Amsterdam avenue
West SiXty-Arst street and Hudson river 80,
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within fourth Columbus avenue. a
diagonal SiNtythird through the
centre of block SiXtysecond street and Am
sterdam avenue. Amsterdam
The Twentieth Election District is bounded by ano
within West Sixy-hird street Amsterdam avenue. west
SiXty-second street and Hudson river.
The Twenty-frst Election District IS bounded by ano
within West SiXty-ffh street. Amsterdam avenue,
West SiXty-third and Hudson river.
The Twenyecond Election District Is bounded by and
within West Sixty seventh street, Amsterdam avenue
West SiNty-hfth street Hudson river.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
Election Notice.
TwENrY-F1Rsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT ..

TWENTY-FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-Con,,,,
The Nineteenth Election District Is boundsd -
within West One Hundred Thirty-sixth sres. ard
seventh 9''--e ard
The Twentieth Election District IL bounded ~
within West One Hundred and Thirty-fffh - al
Seventh West 7hfrt- ssrret-
street and st. Nicholas N0ufta
The Twenty first Election District is bounded ~
within West One Hundred and Thirty-seventh = snd
seventh avenue, West One Hundred and ThI-.y, a.,
street. 81 Nicholas avenue. West One Hundr~S ~
Thirty sixth street and Eighth avenue and
The Twenty-seCcnd Election District Il bornaas :
and within West One Hundred Fortieth ~
seventh avenue West One Hundred and Thirtysev.r,s
street and Eighth 0'7nh
The Twenty third Election District boundes IN, -
within West One Hundred Forty first street. s1d
avenue West One Hundred and Fortieth street ana 81
combe H1s--
The Twenty-fou Election District Is boundss ", -
within West One Hundred and Forty-frst street so
coube avenue. West One Hundred Fortistb 80.
Eighth West Thirev
street and ST. Nicholas ''Asa
The Twenty-ffth Election District bounded hv -,
within West One Hundred and rhrtytourth street A.
sterdam avenue, West One. Hundred AMI Thirty s.s
street ST. Nicholas avenue. West One Hundre5 -.
Tbtrtiath strper Amsterdam avenue W'as. o. and
and Thirty-third and Broadway -iea
The Twenty-sXth Election District bounded hv a..
within West One Hundred and FOrty-hrst street g,
Nicholas avenue West One Hundred and Thirtv..
street Amsterdam One Hundrs5 80
Thirty-fourth street and Broadway { N
The Twentv-seventh Election District is bounsad
within West Hundred and Forty-frst sruss
broadway West One Hundred and Thlrthird stree, rs
Hudson river
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
Election Notice.
&C .esn,.prr niarR1cr-continued.

Tk. Election Dlstrct = bounced oE W. Sl
within Fifteenth seventh avenue west
Eourreefth street Eighth avenue
Tho twentieth Election District Is boundea oy anu
-,.bto Uyaat Sixteenth street Seventh avenue. West
prifteenth street and Eighth avenue
The Twenty Election Distrlct ouhdeo by anu
within west Eighteenth street Seventh Avenue "es'
G.xreenth street Eighth avenue.
rt Svsn+y second Election District Is bounded by
ana within a diagonal line from the corner Of West
ana %inrh the corner OF
yIesf FiEhteenth and Eighth avenue. Eighth
yresf Sixteenth and Ninth
The Twenty-thirc Election District is bounded by
- rffbfr West Fightes:rth Eighth avenue.
. fteaonnI line from the corner Of West Eighteenth
s.ree. srs Eighth avenue 20 the corner Of west
e.v.,..srtt efrset and Sinth avenue. West Seven
tsenfh street and Hudson river.
Th~ Tusufn fourth Election District r. bounded ny
ara -sffflr Nineteenth street. Ninth avenue,
yvesf riff.frerfh street and Tenth
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
TWENTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election District BY and vv,,n,
ond street and second avenue VI
Second Election District is bounded BY and with,
East Elghtthird street. Avenue A. East Eghtysecons
street and First 1'A'
The Third Election District Is bounded oy within
street and Avenue A. ''''"i
The Fogtta Election District & is bounded BY ana With,
street, Avenue A. East Eighty-fourth street and East
The Fifth Election Disric, Is bounded BY within
East hsyo4rtn street s, Aeenue Al Est EAShty-thTt
of second . avenqs and East ETssa5d 5 % re to tn
The Sixth Election bounded by and witb,,
East Eighty-ffth street First avenue 70 East EghtT
Eighty-fourth First avenue. the corner -
avenue. 9'''Da
The Seventh Election District Is bounded BY and within
third street Third avenue.
The EightT Election District is bounded with,
afh street Third avenue. East Eight-fourth aHi
The Ninth Election District Is bounded by and With,
Eat Eighty-sixth street. Avenue A. East Eishtv-fhh
The Tenth Election district Is bounded BY and within
East Eighty fifth street Avenue A. diagonal Ina
from the corner OF Avenue 4 and East Eishty-fta
s End 69 ave Eas 81 @ sFs s B % s
Eleventh Election District bounded By With,
East EIghty-sixth street: East End avenue. Eas
sf Tbiy rss anI Fast % n5 9 syeSus S ssF % q
corner Of Avenue and East Eighty-hfth street an
The Twelfth Election District Is bounded BY within
Eghtxeishh street. East river East Eighty-sxth
and First
The Thirteenth Election District IS bounded by sna
within East Eighty-seventh street First avenue. Es
Eighty-stxth street and Second avenue.
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded BY ard
within East EiEhy-seventh street. Second Ear
Efghty-sixth street and Third
The Fifteenth Election District Is bounded by ard
within East Eghty-eighth street. Second avenue "a.
EiShty-seventh Third avenue. EiShty-sxh
street and Lexington avenue
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded bv and
within East Eightyeghth street. Avenue A East Eighty
and Second avenue
The Seventeenth Election District Is bounded By
within Eighty-eighth street East End avenue Ez
EFhty-seventh street and Avenue A.
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded BY ART
within Fast Ninety second street. East river. Ezs
Eighty-eighth street and Avenue A
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounded hv
within NiuetyssCond street Avenue A. East Eighty
eighth and First avenue
ha Twentieth Election District IL bounded hy and
within East EiShty-nInth street First Avenue. East
Eightv-efghth street and Second avenue
The Election District Il bounded ~ and
within East Nnetisth stteet. First avenue East Eighty
and Second avenue
The wentv-secord Election District Is bounded by ant
Nnev-irst street First avenue. East Nins
tieth street and Second
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
Election Notice.


TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTKICT-Contnued
The Twentieth Election District 'a bounded by and
within TWenty-thrd Second avenue, East
Twenty and Third
The Twentyhrst Election District Is bounded by and
within TEenty-thrd street. First avenue, East
T'wenty-second street and Second
The Twenty-second Election District is bounded by and
within East TWentyfourh First avenue, East
Twenty third street and Second avenue.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
Election Notice.


The Twenty seventh Election District by and
within Ninetyfourth street. Columbus avenue West
NInety-second street, Amsterdam avenue Ninety
and Broadway.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-20
THE NOMINEE FOR MAYOR.

when man is nominated Cochran has been, It's
pretty strong possesses in high degree the elements that
qualify him for the Office wiz the confidence Of
Without expressing e Office Of mayor Mr Cochran III
the unGos choice Of chaa declared in the
primary election striking tribute his worth democrat and
ct and genuine example the Office seeking the man instead Of the
seeking the Office.
democracy u chcasha get such man to
head the city pioneer actively identified with the progress Of
the city almost who has made success in business
and who always impressed his fellow ns with his merits man and
citizen experienced municipal affairs by four service on the
council and years school board Mr. Cochran adapted every
way for chief magistracy Of the city.
It highly important Of this city roll up the usual
majority the city County elections win be and
The republicans working with might and main order
showing city elections for the effect will have upon the
campaign upon They viii take Tho city elections as indicating
the drift Of public will all possible advantage Of
apparent from democratic ranks BY the greatest mpre
sepaon and the criticism they ven to dredt the
convention BY it. Democrats cannot afford to
offer them any encouragement n their
with the democratic ticket and Mr. Bridges
leading republicans the personalities Of the two andi
dates can be drawn Bridges like Mr. Cochran, ean capable
public spirited citizen in his poll
tics which the Express regards very dabe kind In this campaign
good against good and the must turn upon the ques
democracy rubcansm is the democrats to line
Mr. Cochran and there be question as to the result
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-20
STATE AND COUNTY OFFICES

STATE TREASURER
Jas. A. Menefee, Carnegie. Ok.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-20
WAS 81 YESTERDAY.

The thermometer took a sudden
notion to rise yesterday and today
still seems to show no signs Of COM
ing down. Local thermometers reg
istered 97. The sudden warm spell
caught people with their winter togs
on and not quite ready for it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-20
NOW rs THE TINE.

to paint and to obtain the best re-
suits, use Lincoln Absolutely Pure
Paints. Agents, Stephenson, Browne
Lumber Co. 20 If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-20

Johnnie had been thinking more
Of tie marble game he was going 70
have al recess ar5i wiian his teacher
asked him 10 use the word hominy
in a sentence, Johnnie wrote -ho-
miny marbles have youg"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-20
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES
DR.. Ben Harmed

WANTED Corn, oats, wheat
quote us {. 0. b, your station. We
pay demand drafts attached to Bill
Of Lading. John H. Moore & Co.
Dallas, Texas. 3'Io'ot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-20

The ExPREss is authorized to
nake the following announce
ments subject to the action of the
iemocfatic party.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-20

Miss Frazier, proprietor Of the ho-
tel Bonair wants it understood that
bones and hair have no connection
with her house at an. One Of her
guests received letter addressed to
HIM in care Of the Bone hair"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-20
COUGH DROPS.

Johnnie had been thinking more
Of tie marble game he vas going to
have al recess arg wiian his teacher
asked him to use the word hominy
in a sentence, Johnnie wrote, -ho-
miny marbles have you?"
Miss Frazier proprietor Of the ho-
tel Bonair wants it understood that
bones and hair have no connection
with her house at an. One Of her
guests received a letter addressed to
hm in care Of the Bone hair"
Boys at the fire department say
they enjoy smoking the good candi-
dates cigars Wonder If they ever
saw any other candidate but a good
one7 However the same can not be
said Of the cigars they peddle out to
unsuspecting victims
The officials Of the Rock Island
want some information. Authorities
say that the planets and stars have
been moving through space for thou
sans Of years and have never vet had
collision. The officials want to
know what style Of block system is
used
IN the very near future the Ex-
press is going to offer series Of
prizes to the person or persons. who
will give US substitute for bril-
liant affair" pleasing address,"
charming hostess . prominent eiti-
zen" dainty luncheon" and few
dozen other phrases that are moth
eaten with age.
Mrs. West Hill. II think man
sets very bad example spending all
his time at the rink when his wife is
away from home"
Mr.. West Hill. $50 do y | don't
think much Of Kinks anyway"
Mrs. West Hill. aThat's funnv.
Mrs. South Hill says here husband
told her you had your skates on all
the time I was at mothers"
They were talking about FIRST i'm
pressions" and the first speaker said
he sometimes on first sight formed
an aversion or sort Of distrust to the
person met. A candidate for county
Office was standing near who said
that he also used TO have the same
feeling on meeting certain persons
but since becoming candidate every
one he met looked good to him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-20

More buildings going up the business district everything Is on
the move Of course "gong some and she w keep gong
thanks o the boosters
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-20

As predicted By Express yesterday Judge Ggsby came through
with good strong majority the pophesy will be fulfilled on
April second.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-20

kansas avenue property win make ten strike by paving
Other streets profit the example The paving movement NUT mol
BE- stopned TN tho entire business district is covered
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS

iiAF~ AA=@
The FxPRESs is authorized to
cake the following announce
ments subject to the action Of the
democratic party.
STATE AND COUNTY OFFICES
STATE TREASURER
Jas. A. Menetee, Carnegie, Ok.
q. S. SENATOR
NJ. L. Turner.
Of Oklahoma City,
Rob'tL. Owen,
Muskogee, l, T.
CONG. 5th DISTRICT
Reford Bond
JUDGE OF
18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Fl B. Lockett,
Of Comanche.
J. c. L. Guest. of Duncan
Frank Nj. Bailey.
of Chickasha
ATTORNEY GENERAL
S. P. Freezing Of Shawnee
COUNTY SHERIFF
Dave Hill
Mart Louthan
D. Z. Hopkins
Julius Doss
]. w. Wager
Harvey Matthews
REGISTER OF DEEDS:
Geo w. Petty
George Reid
COUNTY CLERK
!. D Lindsay
Clay Donovan
COUNTY TREASURER =
w. NJ. Edwards
w. S. KilgoTe
Isaac Cloud
SUP'T PUBLIC SCHOOLS
R. II. Wilson
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Ed. F. Johns,
Ben Vaughan.
Henry Ireton
Jack Haze
M. F. Ikard
c. c. Coetting
COUNTY JUDGE
N. NJ. Williams
COUNTY ATTORNEY
Bert B. Barefoot.
COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE
DR.. Ben Harmed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-20

The second ward ven MF Temple He mas gwen "
service and deserves to be reelected
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-03-22
UNWRITTEN LAND LAW.

The United States government,
through it's officials who have held Of
flee in the interior department for the
past score or more of years, is respon-
sible to a large extent for the land
prosecutions which have just resulted
in sentence being passed upon two
prominent cattlemen of western Ne
braska. If there have been laws vio-
lated, it is probable that legal eyes
can see that fact alone. But there has
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-03-22
VALUE OF PUBLICITY.

One of the marked results of the
present political and industrial stu
alton, has been the increased willing
ness and even desire of many tinan.
ciers and railway heads to discuss
questions of the day for publication.
1t is striking sign of the increasing
appreciation of the modern newspaper
as a means of getting facts before the
people which will have weight with
them in forming their opinions.
For years men like Mr.. Hartman
fed from newspaper representatives.
Today they are searching for reporters
who will take their statements. They
have come to appreciate the value Of
the press in carrying messages to
the public which will have a bearing
upon their views,
President Roosevelt has built up
much of his fame by the studied use
of newspaper publicity The wonder
is that many railway men who are just
now beginning to give their sides of
questions to the public through the
value of this sort of thing before now.
Indeed these public men might well
take a lesson from many of the bust
ness institutions of the country which
have built up with newspaper publ
city as their promoting agencies.
Many a soda cracker has brought mill
ions to it's makers as a result of news
paper publicity judiciously and scienti-
fically used.
Generalizations won't get results.
Railway men and presidents, as well
as makers of baking powder. must
give hard. sound, convincing facts and
arguments if they are to carry weight
with the public. But where these de-
tailed and logical arguments are given,
the world is won, providing the argu-
ments be based on justice and right,
This awakening to the value of
newspaper publicity is just beginning.
Merchants have TO certain extent
recognized the power of the press in
carrying convincing store messages
and arguments for years. They are
coming more and more to know the
effect. They are coming more and
more to know that sound arguments,
properly set forth, will carry weight
and get results.
The true worth of publicity as a
means of reaching the public is get
ting recognition it never got before.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-03-22

from direct vote to be protected
from momcntary prcjudices and from
unfair popular sentiment which might
spring up and wipe out really able
and efficient statesmen from the sen.
ate.
1t is admitted on many sides today
that state legislatures have gone to a
severe extreme in much of their In
dustrlal legislation They have ex-
cecded the most drastic work of an
energetic congress under the guild
ancc of the president. The fact that
many hundreds of bills introduced at
a session should all attack In one
way and another the same industries,
shows that there has been an cXces.
sivc desire to venture into radical
paths
In the heat of the excitement ac-
companying this desire to attack, no
man, however capable, could be elect
ed to the United States senate by a
direct vote who had not jumped to
the crest of popular sentiment wave
for his ride into office. A sterling
statesman, differing in his views from
the extreme position taken by the gen.
eral public, no matter how conscen-
tious nor how well founded on sound
political economy, would stay at home
II direct vote, cast at the moment
were to decide.
Calmer judgment, a year afterward
would bring conviction that really
worthy representative had been tossed
aside.
A positive stand, taken in the sen
ate, which did not chance to coincide
with the idea held by the majority al
home at the moment, thought it might
be the wise position, would cost a
toga. More deliberate judgment how
ever, on the part of a fewer men who
could get closer together in discussing
the situation and who could more tru
ly analyze because of longer period
lOI COlSlutIdllOU ana lnNcStlSaIlOn
might show that the statesman in
question had earned his reelection by
the very attitude which, put to popu
lar vote on the instant, would mean
his crucihxion.
The idea that federal control is
more conservative and more reason
able than state regulation, subject tc
bias and bitter prejudice, is a twir
brother to the doctrine which our fore
fathers upheld when they voted tc
allow the congressional lower house
representatives to be elected by di
rect vote, in order to get local color
but to remove the senatorial toga from
punishment for deeds done conscien
tously and with judicious soundness
which, though it might be momentar
lily misconstrued and thus cost a seat
would prove in the long run to bC
logical and right.