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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election DISTRICT bounded by and With,
TeIh street Ninth avenue. West Nineteenth street
RTfn TENN avenue West Eighteenth street and Hudson
The Second Election District bounded by and
EiE Fs rhi street re- and Ninth avenue.
IN WsS5 NiGTtgeata street Seventh avenue West
The Fourth Election District is bounded nv an,
within diagonal line from the corner Of Fght6 awe H
hiSt sire anu seventh avenue. Seventh ave
The Fifth Election District bounded By and within
line from the corner Of seventh ayenue and West
and West Twentieth West Twentieth street and
Inc sixth Election District bounded by and within
s3 t second Sn street. seyenSh avenue WesI
within Vest a District IS BOUNDED by
TG Fsb,s s''1 El and Ninth avenue
within West TMenty-sesSnd street Tenth West
street Tenth avenue West Twenty frs street ana
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
Nest Twenty nfth street Ninth avenue, West twenty
street and Hudson River ''"''
The Tenth Election District Is bounded by and within
Wtnt LT Men, ioST'a street Eishth avenue West
The Elevea,h Election ni5trtet is bounded by and
Twtnty-dfth street aud Ninth avenue 70 the corner
Eighth West Twenty fourth street and NinSn
within Vest street seventh S SyeS Snd
The Thirtsenth Election pistrct is bounded by and
diagonal line from the corner Of west
street and Eighth avenue 70 the corner OF Ninth
The Feurtesnth Election District Is bounded by ana
Twenty sixth Ninth avenue VTsSr
nftn and Hudson River 49,
Fifteenth Election District Is bounded nv ana
within West Twenty seventh street. Ninth aVenue
West Twenty sixth street and Hudson River
The sixteenth Election District bounded by and
within West Twenty eighth street diaganal line
rom Tenth and West eighth street r.,
Rs corner o 81 Ws5 % street and Nah
and Hudson River
The Seventeenth Election District Is bounded nv AMI
within West Twtntv-t ighth street Seventh aVeDne
West Twenty seventh and Ninth avenue
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded by ana
within Twenty ninth Seventh avenue West
Twenty eighth street and Ninth avenue.
The Nineteenth Election District bounded nv ana
within West Thrtieth Eighth a
diagonal line from the OF Eighth avenue ana
West Thtrtieth the corner 81 Seventh ave-
and West Twenty-ninth street West Twsnty-ninth
street and Ninth avenue. ~
The Twentieth Election District Is bounded BY and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by and within
bridge street stanton street Chrystis and see
The second Election District is bounded BY with
In East Houston street Norfolk street Stanton stress
The Third Election District Is bounded BY ana withia
FIRST Avenue To the corner Of third sTsss ana XSsaas
A. Aven9e A. East Houston street and FIRST avenue
wtthf Second street First avenue. First street and
The Fifth Election District is pounded BY wtts1a
corner Of Thrd ssree ana ATenss 10 ths corass
Of First avenue and Second street. Second street and
, The sixth ELECTION District is bounded BY and Si,ais
v5 The Sysn'R R ESe'!93 District Is sOusssd , p 81
The Eighth Election District is bounded 6y ana
within Fifth street Avenue A. Third street and Esr
The Ninth Election district bounded sy and Wsss 's
street. 70 stSl5 street and ASenGs B. Avenue s. Esss
The Tenth Election District Is bounded BY. ana
within Seventh street Avenue p g a diasOnsl zi tes
the Eleventh Electien District IS bounded By ana
within sixth street Avenue A. Fifth street and FIRST
The Twelfth Election District is bounded BY ant
within sixth street, First avenue. Fifth street ana
me Ts.rissG'a Election Bisrles : bounded y ard
The Fourtecuth Election District is bounded By and
Within St MARKS place or East Eighth street % Fs
avenue dagora! line from The corner OF Frs' ayesss
corner Of Avenue and Seventh street seventh stress
The Fifteenth Election District Is bounded BY and
within East Ninth street, First avenue. ST MaFSs
place. or East Eighth street and Second avenue
The sixteenth Election pistrict is bounded by anu
within hast Ninth street ~ East Tenth street.
Avenue h. seventh street Avenue a, diagonal Inc
from the Corasr OF Avenue A and Seventh street %
the of st Marks place. East Eighth street.
and First avenue. and FIrst avenue.
The Seventeenth -iSCton District = bounded BY anu
Within EESt Eleventh Avenue a. East Niftn
street ami Fjrst avenue.
Tho .,Ighteeath Election District Is bounded BY snd
within EuSt EivVvo1u First East MAIN
ard
Ths Nireteenth i:iretion district bounded BY and
wtttE East thirteenth street First avenue. EasSS
Twelfth street.. Avenue ~ East Eleventh street am
Second avenue
TIE Twentieth Election District is bounded BY aad
within asst Fourteenth A. East rwettl
First avenue. Thirteenth and Sec
oud
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FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election Dists; is bounded By and Tthn
SIKH cao Tss
The second Election District is bounded by with
In Morton street Bleecker street Leroy street. ST.
The Third Election District is by and within
Beecker Street Mort5n street and Hudson street
The Fourth Election District is bounded by and
Cornelia street and Blocker street
street. s0R we s'T FSrth % sy %
The Sixth Eecto1 5isrt is sb Bounded bg and Within
f street Blocker street Commerce street Bed
The Seventh Election District is bounded by and
The Eighth Election District is bounded by and with
Jerry steet Washngton street. West Tenth street
grove street. Hudson street Barrow and Hudson
The Ninth Election District is bounded BY and with
IA Ferry street Blocker street. Christopher street
The Tenth Election bounded by and within
street Greenwich street West Eleventh street
street Hudson street, West Tenth street and wash
within EesSn RFs IS By
within h9 T Wsst EessiO1 District is bounded by
street rect and Hudson River.
line from OF Ioratio street and Hudsoa street
Hudson street. West Eleventh street and Greenwich
The EogFtesnth Election bounded by and
Iee6 a diagonal line from the corner OF Eighth
and ri HUDSON 4l;.3a. street ana Hudson street,
ELteehth Election District bounded by and
Hlthn Little West Twelfth street. Washington
and Hudson River. 49, $500 1900
The Sixteenth Election District Is bounded by and
Wllhn West Fourteenth street street Horatio
sBS washington street Little West Twelfth
,tb Seventeenth Election District by and
WEItnIh West Seventeenth street. Ninth avenue West
5IL teenth street and Hudson River.
ne eighteenth Election District bounded bv and
r Ontteenth street and Ninth avenue
me Nineteenth Election District bounded nv
EIIhIh West Fifteenth street. avenue West
CTrLLIeenth street and Eighth avenue.
,ttie IMentieth Election District bounded by and
MitIlih West Sixteenth street avenue West
F1Iteenth street and Eighth avenue 49,
Inc Iwenty-frSt Election fs bounded bv
ana within West Eighteenth street Seventh Avenue
w. SINteenth street and Eighth avenue
me Twenty-secOnd Election District is bounded bv
su Wlthln diagonal line from the corner OF West
S X street and Ninth to the corner
VI MeSI Fig hteenth street Eighth FfQhth
NTIIue' west sixteenth street Ninth
me Wenty-thtrd Election District is bounded nv
anu Wlthln West Eighteenth street to Eighth avenue
une from the corner OF West Eighteenth
$500 anu Eighth avenue corner Or West
seventeenth street and avenue West
street and Hudson River ~
al IWe3ty-fourth Election is bounded 6y
WItlin West Nineteenth street Ninth Avenue West
Eishteenth street and Tenth avenue
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Y1NrH AssEMBI.Y pIsrRrcr

First Election District Is By and vtthta
s5 sfq9d Gn Streets Dss Il 's a2sas q : ana %
first street Ninth West Thiryaecond ana
The Third Election District Is bounded BY and within
hst street Eighth avenue. West ThiFtfaurth street and
West Thirty-ffth street Ninth avenue West ThiSty-
The Fifth Election District IS bounded by and vithn
line from corner Of Eighth ana Thlr,y1ta
avenue West Thirrv-afth street and TenIh aven1e ~
The Sixth Election District Is bounded BY and Stsaa
street and Hudson River
West Thirtyseventh street Eighth avenue West Thirty
The Eighth Election District BY and within
West Thirty seventh street. Seventh avenue West Thirty
Thirty-hfh street %
corner OF West ThrtssxJh and Eighth svels ana
The Ninh Election District is bounded b. and within
vest LAi.syoegGlh street seventh avenue West Thirty
West Thirtyninth Eleventh West Thirty
eighth street: Ninth avenue Thrty-seyenth street
the Eleventh Election Dissrie, is bounded By ana
within Fortieth Tenth avenue, Thirty
eighth street. Eleventh avenue West Thy-uinh street
The TweIf,h Election Dste, bounded BY and WITHIN
eighth street and Tenth avenue.
The Th.Tteenth Election District IS bounded 5y ana
within diagonal line from the corner Of West Thirty
ninth street ana Ninth avenue 70 TIE corner q Vest
Thlty-eghth street and Ninth avenue
wtthn West ForyTst street Eighth sTsaus % WssE
Eorteth dagonal line from ths corner q West
FOrtieh street Eighth the q West
Ihtrty-nlnth and Nint1 a-e1lc
The Fifteenth Election District IS bounded By and
within diagonal line from the o. West Forty
nrst street and Tenth to West Forsth street. ana
Ninth Ninth avenue. West Thtrty-utnt1 srsec
and Tenth
The Sixteenth Election District Is bounded b. ard
within West street Ninth aveuue. Lax
onal line from the West FOrtteth street ana
Ninth avenue the OF WesC Fortyrst street ana
Tenth avenue, and Tenth
The Seventeenth Election District Is bounded By an1
within West street, Tenth avelue. WcsI
Fortieth street and Hudson River.
The Eghtesnth Election district is bounded By saa
within West FoTtyfourth street. Eleventh avenue. We
Forty-third street Tenth avenue. Wee. Fortysecoud
street and Hudson River.
The Nineteenth Election District bounded ~ art
within West FOrty-thrd street. Ninth avenue Nesk
Forty second street and Tenth avenue
The Twentieth Election District Is bounded b. Anc
within West Fortythird street Eighth avenue. Nszs
Forty-hrst street and Ninth avenue
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Election Notices.


SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DTsTRfcr-cow~n
within West Thfrty-hrst street. s.rsnfs
diagonal line from the corner q Seventh aess,
and Eighth avenue. West 7fi-.,-sst mir
ana Ninth stfest
The Twenty first Election District 4. bo,~s..
within Wgst Twenty ninth street % Ninth as ~ ana
diagonal line from the corner OF Wesf TyS-.'n1e A.
Ninth avenue to the coFnsT ~ 7r~. ninth
and West TWeDty-sfghth street west - ave-
eighth street and HudrOn River. ~senty-
The Twenty second Election District - 6o-5--.. =
and within West Thrtieth street Tenth s~s-c ~
diagonal lns from the corner Of West ThfrttssS -.
and Tenth avenue 20 the OF West Thfrf, -
street and Ninth avenue Ninth avenue W.sf arHr
ninth street ard HudHou River ~N0Aty-
The Twenty third Election District 4. b,r,S.a
and within west Thirty second street. Ninth avs,y
TO West Thirtyhrst street. diagonal line f-1- ~.
OF West ThlrtyFs street ana Ninth svs
the corner Of West Thrtiefh street Tenth ave1.
and Tenth avenuo. o-~ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-10

for each division. Almost eyefy state
and territory VIII be represented. ant
Of course an branches OF fhc regnla
service. together With the Naval acAo
emy A team from West Point Is moi
expected The range ai Camp Perry
VIII be better equipped than ever ant
the largest attendance known Is Ok
pecied. Congresa has ngiin PROV. Il
for The messing Of the teams and rec
ular iroopa will be ln Attendance a.
insl yenM Ni4H. Dtl. ts.i iiiliti q
ttR FFiig ~ 'glY
During tAe prdsent year Il * be
hevei lhat Flaa practice 10 colleges,
universities and schools Aiil receive /.
powerful lmpq.Hs. A. acilyp campaig
VIII be cfrficd on 70 ihe end lha
next wlnter there wlll be seh0t Us
iQarRamapts held ln mosl Of the prin
clpal cities, Asa step Ia this direction
The National Board for Promotion "
Rille practice "a preparing with the
cooperation of The National Rifle asao.
clasion handbook on schaolboy rifle
practice which win DO widely flstHh.
,tod The compilation Is IN lho ha.. Is
Of Wm Wolf Smlth. for the Nation ii
Board aud It Albert q. Jones. sccre,
lary Of the N Il. a. II VIII be pro
faselg Illustrated With tuts Of mili
iary iiles Tor Indoor and outdoor work
plans icr model indoor ranges: medals
prizes and trophies for individual and
tenn matches, both collegiate and
school and will give resume Of the
work dnne 70 date. Il ls expected l..at
Il VIII b. made an annual publication
on the Greer d the Joint report Of tho
iaiiunal boayd and The National Rifle
association end thai each year II win
slYc the result Of shooting done N she
educational institutions throughout tho
country, With the names Of students
qualifying Tor the Nasional Murksmen (
reserve and as Junior marksmon. to
getlcr with the enrolment og coaeg,
md school clubs accounts Of school
loy tournaments, etc. 1'he Joint tn
1ual report Of thc national board nnd
ihe N r a Is nov "a press ana VIII
se Issued shcrlly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-10

Anent tae single Tax. On Frlday
eyoning February 18th. lhe Cnnten
afy Of lhe great smancipator n \
Brooklyn church 8el destitute meu
aud women offered themselves 10 ia
a1ld All With one exception wasc
pung VeYw few sales wpre made
What does ihls algaliyg
simply that Il is cheaper 10 hire
nen than 10 own thCm ln slavery
sys an able bodied neefa was worth
rom slMt100 10 sl50l.0e. IA these
lays Of prosperity All phle hld. sa
White man isn't worth 4 cent
IEia would AFFORD spacio 81 very
Interesting amusement vera Il not fat
ts dangerous seriousness
Moag anyone Is liable ID nnd himself
d The condition Of these destitute pan
lln who offered themselves IA be sale
Into slavery asking oven less ii re
turn for their labor than was secured
% The hiauk slave hY law.
and why Il mort anyOne liable Ii
Tail Into this dpplorable condition
where men are willing and anxious I'd
aXehanEa ihelf freedom 70 fo0d uad
aheIlHrg
slmulG beea9se We have produced
lpo muah wealth Little children 80
@ school hungry heeause iaelr fatht Il.
have produced too much fl0d. Men
and women All ID rags because they
nave produced too much clashlng, The
park benches anil m9feHes III tho bie
tiles utilized Tn bed rooms because
too mang houaea have baan built
We produce m0ie wealth til SIS
months than vie enHmme ia ya1fs
ihb being the case there II work faF
workers only half the liul lu lg9S
the output Of the manufacturing indus
ifles af The Unllad siHiea NaH SIT
f000aanul There was pHid fuf es
mateflll sg.50Raoo0o0 Thus thee
aus nfoaueed IN these industries d
faiiie af sd.an0HaHNH0. There was nat5
u wages $4,000. COO 500
* doesn't take Il narWln of 4 spen
ep 70 comprehend that Il ISN'T posi-
Bile for he workers 10 nurChasu the sGs
100000, ,naU which they haze pt1du, II
With the s26o0.08000A which they gel
for Producing Ii There remains ST..
8eeaaoeae which they ara unlhle ID
Hurehase OF course The latefpreneuf.
Nill consume us much ss they desire b
bis 1870 0O0.nuU. hut even when theli
legifes are satlsed an eeHmnus asiis
plus femeiaa which must be disposed
II haFa.e lha #heels Of Industry eau
agaln olive. this 10 make good fUf
lhe market when there Is no markel
for goods
What shall ns d to remedy thla
undltlon2
We msag increase The consuming
power II the worker
How shall we accomplish thia9
simply BIZ raising his wages, and
the only way III which We can iaiet
wages ard Keep lhem raised. In hs
multiplying opportunities ia make
h0sgble 4 condition III which Jobs viii
BE plentiful Make impossible Inc
conditions III which lh0usunds of aer
arc standing n illeness before thl
llice ana factory door eaaqs and Will
ing I'd tlke lhe Jobs of those INSIDE
destroy the fences that EuiruuudS the
thousand pf vacant lots within oul
titiaa Aake impossible Lhn custom
atY F0r Sale sign before sou eaI
build 0f improve Tie land
~ make lahs plentiful. d make I'M
possible Fae Unemployment Of th8a
sands a strong able and willing work
eIal W. mHat make lmpnaslhle gha hold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-10

o oooo o @ @ o d o o . 0 o
q q
q To some people. Opportunity" .
. is merely word used hy essay O
2 lets, pBets aud ad.wrtera TO 3
? ed.paders aud answerera. how. O
2 asaF the word has ni1Fe fully de q
. ined itself .
Q II gOu nave read and answered .
3 more ada, ghis last moth than In Q
= any nthef like period oF your life q
2 sou have made aome important g
y atrlAea forward In q hnalnaas way. !
% Q
. Q Q 70 Q O o q Q o Q o o Q o q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-10

Hpalad pfoutsals f1f the aonst.
llon % & siuatef pMldlar iar
southwestern normal sfaooh
Wcnlheriod C'sllhDma, wlll b
cclved until two O'clock. p m Thurs
day March go. 1903 The noafd fesers
lnH ihc right 10 reject any anf si
hiis.
saIa proposals must ue lilel at s.
qflEe uf siale superintendent E M
Aaa 9ulhflea eltiahosha Sslsa
John T. Mitch, Secretary Board az
Regents
Plans are On alo "a above office
JOHN i MiTCH
seceetHfy 4ese
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-10

81. Louis. El Reno 4 Western.
west HOund

When be SNOW h three feet deep
back East the ukiahoma farmer Wilt
De sowing hia early spfiag crop That
is whai makHH HIS state Bruw II spite
os adverse renpfts hy partisan lfeas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-10

THREE nicely furnished Fe0ms iog
renl eenilemcn preferred t2i s
First Etrret
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-10

iursunni 70 q resolution dnly s'lam
cd hy She Bgra al Directors Of la@
si0tci iuhe company q corporation,
organizes ana existing under lhn laNs
oi 0klahomn, notice rs hereby alyoR
lhAl THO annual meeting 0l ne stock
h0llcrs " aad corporations WIN hc
huld at ihn pArlls ~ ihe lialel lone
in lhe glig of Gulhrle State 0i Or
iah0ma on Friday ihe 26ia tag Ot
March "a p., lH0a no lhc hour az
O'Clock IL NJ log noe puip1ae 90
eleeiing alreeioM f0r lhe ensilag
wear and iransaellug auy nnd all pns
lnass Witch may legally come before
sueh meeting
JOHN 5rRN
Secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-10
M0del Roller Mlils
nhnnn Il

@lsed bran. twf iH l0a,. s......si.sh
White an0fls ner l0h laa..+4.s.sal,5s
White corn. pef hushel ..ss.s*4..8 8bt
Kafflr corn. peF Duahei ..,.,.s.. tuc
oats, ner bushel .,e+...@s4s..s.. g0t
t'nrs eh N. naf Ten ina .4.s.. Alsst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-10

FOR RENT 0ue good furnished Foow
down town, Phone 793
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-10

FOR RENT Good farm 1850 actcs;
100 acres under cultivation, 6 room
house; good spring. AZ miles from
three railroads phone B02-5it ~.
viIas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-10

Alfalfa has Der ION. .l.a4s.sl0.es
prairle hay, gcr lons..e. s6.WWS.0a
Aifnlfh hay per ton bElad 8l2.HH
Prairie haH per ton, baiea Va00A.5p
pfan, per 100 lhess..4....t..,t5 51sau
yellow corn, per buahei. i.ss44....8 80e
ogis, per buahel. .....,st4t.sss.s.fta
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FOR 5ALE--Sehooi district warrant
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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-13

scabs all over my face, body and
head. l could run hair brush over
my body and floor would be covered
with scales enough to fill basket. l
tried everything = salves, internal
medicine, X-Ray-all without result. y
Just month ago l was induced to
try D. D. D. Prescription The itch
was relieved Instantly; so 1 contin-
ued. 1t is just month now and I am
completely cured 1 have not a par
ticle of itch and the scales have
dropped off"
q can only say again CURE DIS
COVERED. am now starting all
eczema sufferers on the right track"
Cure after cure has been brought
to our attention and always that in
slant relief from the awful itch.
Bratton Drug Co., two stores, Oak
or Spring street.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-13
EDUCATORS IN ATLANTA.
Conference For Education In the
South Will Hold Four Days
Conference In Atlanta.
(Herald Special.

Atlanta, Ca, April 13.-An army
form the north and an army from the
south are passing into Atlanta today,
but unlike the two armies that met
in this vicinity forty-five years ago,
the war that they are waging is a war
against ignorance and sloth. These
armies, of which the vanguard has al
ready arrived, are composed of the
leading educators and philanthropists,
the soldiers of thought, from both
above and below Mason and Dixon
line. They come to attend the four
days Conference for Education in the
south This will be the eleventh of
these extraordinary annual gatherings,
and promises to be one of the most
noteworthy educational conferences
ever held in this country.
Tomorrow morning there will be a
conference of the superintendent of
the various states of the south The
first session of the conference proper
will open at o'clock tomorrow after
noon. This will be merely a business
meeting. The real opening of the con-
ference will take place in the evening,
when Governor Holle Smith of Geor-
gia and President Robert c. Ogden of
New York will be the principal speak
ers.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-13
CAUGHT IN GRAFT PROBE
Four Men Recently Indicted as Result
of Graft Investigation at Utica,
N. ", Placed on Trial.
CHerald Snecial.l

Utica, N. Y, April 13.-supreme
Court Justice w. S. Andrews today
took up for trial the cases of the four
men recently indicted as a result of
the graft investigation into Oneida
county affairs. Among the accused is
the clerk of the board of supervisors,
the chairman of the republican county
committee, who is member of the
board of supervisors, and an ex-sher-
iff of the county. The fourth man
under Indictment is a furniture deal
er, from whom large bills of furniture
were bought and of which no trace
can be found, The four men are
charged with grand larceny and felony.