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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23
GROWTH OF THE HUMAN HAIR
interesting Facts Gathered BY scIsn-
tIst--Aversae Strand Has
Much Elasticity.

A single hair, which can support
a weight OF two ounces, is so elastic
that IL may be stretched TO one-third
Of its entire length and then regain
10 former size and condition. DIR.
Pincus has measured the growth Of
hair by cutting Oft circles about one
inch in diameter from the heads Of
healthy men, and SO comparing the
growth Of the patches with that Of
the rest OF the hair. He found that
the growth rate, generally became
slower after cutting; that in some
cases the hair on patches grew at the
same rate as the rest, but that it
never grew any faster.
The ordinary length Of the hair
on the head ranges between % inch
es and about rs inches, the latter be-
ing considered unusually long. II
has been calculated that the hair Of
the beard grows at the rate Of one
line and half a week; this will
give a length of 61s inches in the
course Of year. For man 80 years
Of age, who has been clean shaver
from early maturity, no less than
81 feet Of beard must have fallen be-
fore the edge Of the razor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23

WANTED-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply at
this office. lie
The Hickman Ice & Coal Co. is
putting in granitoid walk in front
of the ice factory.
Case. the tailor. makes a special
ty Of cleaning and pressing ladies'
skirts. Prices right.
Don't throw that pair Of shoes
away--take to Haas repair shop at
Naifeh Bros. Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
Oh | so hot-let's take run down
to Helm x Ellison's and have one
of those big heaped up Ice Cream
sodas.
The Tin Plate Trust has cut wages
5 per cent, but still continues to be
protected by the IS per cent tariff.
which, according to the Republican
authority was expressly devised to
protect the workingmen.
You can take the best cigar that
was ever made and unles, II is kept
just right /, loses its flavor. A
sample OF right keeping is shown at
Helm & Ellison's. And they have
all the leading brands, too.
Our city dads ought to wake up
and have the debris of the Hender-
son Building fire cleaned up. Be-
sides causing much complaint on the
part Of people around it, it gives the
town a black eye to have such a
heap of old rubbish right in the
heart of town. You can't dodge,
Mr.. Councilman; its up to you.
F. II. Lightfoot, one of the stock
holders Of the Farmers Gin & Grain
Co., and superintendent of the con-
struction Of the new cotton EN-, tells
US that the gin will be ready for
operation by the 18th Of next month.
Only small part of the work re-
mains yet to be done. Present pros
poets for a cotton crop indicate that
Hickman gins will have all the bust
ness they can handle.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23
rEHERAN's WATER SUPPLY.

Teheran, the center Of the civil
war now raging in Persia, has within
the last 20 years undergone the most
rapid transformation Of all. oriental
cities. Since the old four-mile wall
was taken down and the ditch filled
up to form a broad boulevard, gas,
tramways and telegraphs have mod
erized the ancient birthplace Of
Haroun-al-R aschid.
To preserve the character Of the
city, however, the old pits that tap
the subterranean water courses, on
which all local life depends, are still
as they were centuries ago.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23
ANCIENT INSTANCE.

Alexander the Great was weeping
because there were no more worlds to
conquer.
"But what weuld be the useI'
said his advisers. "Some day Mr.,
Hartman would come along and
take them from you"
Whereat he smiled through his
tears and asked the court astronomer
il Mars was still trying to signal
the earth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23
rs1d9i zFR5i55!5s
Req. W. n. Shelter, Evangelist,
of Memphis, Tenn.

Capt. w. A. Shuck. OF Caycc,
here Saturday.
d. Luten went TO Fulton, Mon
to do little campaigning.
nchor Buggies for popular peo-
at popular prices.-Farmers
&rdwarc Co.
Ehen a two-faced man marries a
faced woman they keep each
20 guessing.
odge B. T. Davis spent the first
Ae week in Mayfeld, interview
1he voters OF Graves county.
uiet the call Of your thirsty
at. Every swallow of Helm &
IONS Innovation Fountain touches
spot.
bout the time a mother thinks a
ng man should propose to her
inter she begins TO sit up till her
liter comes home, looking for
In confusion. bushes and
led hair.
10 gentlemen who make the
> for the Underwriters Associa-
of the State, were in Hickman
geek adjusting rates for FIRE in
nee. II they make a few more
rate cards. we had better just
- them a deed TO the property
I|ch we want insured. Kentucky
ms hopclessly at the mercy OF
Is combine. Talk about squeezing
d c. P.-the insurance companies
e the cake.
ust to add a little zest to things
Ting their sale, Smith & Amberg,
&urday. threw from the top Of
Dir two-story building a lot Of
)rchandise shoes, pants, dress
|ods. hats. caps, furnishing goods.
c.-which became the property of
, Individual who was best at catch
them. The feature was a novel
e, and besides furnishing con-
1erable amusement for the crowd.
|ubtless proved good investment
the way Of drawing card for the
pre-.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23

FOR RENT-7-room residence in
East Hickman. Apply to Miss Jes-
sic Outten. Site
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23
"cARPET-eAooER."

A Princeton graduate who died
recently was the inventor Of the
term "carpet-bagger." He was Col.
Joseph Hodgson, '56, Of New Or
leans, prominent at law and in poll
tics, q confederate colonel, and edi-
tor at various times Of the Kansas
City Enquirer, the Montgomery
Mail, the New Orleans Pieayune and
the Mobile Register. 1t was while
he was editor Of the Montgomery
Mail and engaged in the discussion
of the reconstruction acts that he
invented the epithet "carpet-bagger, "
and first used II against the members
Of the Alabama convention of 1867.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23
All The World

knows that Ballards snow liniment has
no superior for Rheumatism, Stin Joints.
Outs. sprains. Lumbaso and ali pains. Buy
a.. try Il and YOU will always use IL. Any
body who has used Billiards. SNOW Lini-
ment Is a living proof OF what II does. All
We ask OF you Is 10 get trial bottle. Price
zoc, DOC and yl.oo Sold by. -Cowgiiis Drug
store. mo-. and Helm A Ellison.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23

willie-PA message isn't good to
eat, is itf~
Pho. What are you talking
sboutp
willis-wAy, Mr.. TaAglsr. cur
Sunday school superintendent, kept
telling us all the time to-day thai
"Bssu sold his hrtAright fer q pot
e messasa
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23
Hickman Lodge 76l
r. & A. M.


Hickman Lodge No. 76l, F. &
A. M, will meet in regular commu-
nication next Monday night at 80
Visiting brothers cordially invited
H. c. HELM. w. NJ, pro TEN
]. c. SEXTON, Sec'y.
Work in E. A. and F. c. Degrees
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23
Cures ChiIls and Fever.

q. W. Writ. Naeogdoches. Texas says
His daughter had chills aud fever Cor three
years; he could not mud anything that
would helD her till he used Herbine. His
wife will not keep house without ~, aud
cannot say too much Tor H." Price S'c.
Helm Ellison.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23

II you get a sample copy OF the
Courier. il is an invitation TO sub
scribe. The Courier and CONNER
cial-Appeal a year for Si.2s,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23

Electric fans, ice cold drinks, re-
gular or short order meals at VIII
liams' place. Give il a trial.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

Martin his early life taking
a
Liability
The months the
a
than
in
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15
is THIS NOT TRUE?

Take the past year under Republi.
can rule and government Industry
mas been almost ruined; commerce
has declined everywhere anu along
every line: finances OF the whole
country In state OF chaos; 10000
idle freight cars, 5000 idle locomo
lives. and two million IDLE workmen!
Shrivkage of all securities; decline in
all values; prices of metals and all
products down to bedrock and yet n
raise of 40 per cent in the cost of liy.
Ing since the commencement of the
Roosevelt administrator! These are
facts and easily susceptible of proof!
Think 1t over? Makes no difference
whether you are Democratic or Re.
publican-think 1t over! Is It not
true? And is not the welfare and ma.
terial interests of your wife and fam.
lily OF more consequence to you than
the supremacy Of any party that will
treat you like that?
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15
1T is THE WAY ALL OVER.

John II. Converse. of the BALDWIN
Locomotive Works in Philadelphia,
well known as a Republican, states in
an Interview that he has made a per.
sonal canvas of the men in his shops
and finds them almost to man FOR
Bryan.
Il was surprised" he said, Tor
had supposed many of our men were
Republicans. While knew svme
were friendly to Bryan, had not ex
pected such general sentiment IN
his favor. 1t opened my eyes to find
that Republicans as well as Demo
Gratis were going to vote for him."
Mr.. Converse added that II the feel
Ing among working men at large was
what he found in their shops, 1t was
difficult to see how Taft could BIZ
elected.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15
ROOSEvElT'S OPINION OF
HEARST.

When Mr. Hearst was a candidate
for governor of New York the presi-
dent sent Secretary Root to deliver
his opinions of Mr.. Hearst, in
speech at Utica. Mr.. Root. declaring
that he spoke for the president. upon
that occasion. had this to say about
Mr.. Hearst
Il say to you with his (RooseveIts:
authority, he regards Mr.. Hearst as
wholly unfit to be governor. as an In
sincere, self.seeking demagogue. who
is trying to deceive the workingmen
of New York by false statements ana
false promises"
II. in the presidents opinion, Mr..
Hearst was then "an insincere. self
seeking demagogue," trying to de-
ceive. what change has come over
him, what sort Of publication has he
undergone, what has he done so -
elevate himself in the presidents es-
| timation as to be considered sim
cere.. self-sacrificing patriot. as the
president must now regard him, else
he would not quote him as authorityY 7
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15


public
Lexington
In the early 7Os he for the Democratic ticket in
the state Of Kansas Leave
Leadvie his eadve
Of
southwest Denver
ductive
Of
years he has been the settling
OF settled
compensation
materially In those matters that been
because OF this Judge Rucke mnenty
there hesiancy
placing their
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

President Roosevelt achieved his
popularity from the fact that he ad-
vocated and worked for the good OLE
Democratic principles which the Dem
ocratic party has incorporate. in It's
platform for many years past. He has
but taken up and advocated the doc
trines which Bryan has contended tor
all the time. and his most notable
achievements would have been impos.
sitie had he not received the help OF
the Democrats in congress aud tn
senate.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

Elsewhere in this issue is an article
upon how to legally and properly vote
/, scratched ticket. The people are
sadly ignorant on this very imrorraE:
subject. and thousands of ballots are
thrown out every election because OF
IL. Cut this article out and study l.
carefully. and take 1t with you into
the booth when you go to vote. II yon
intend to vote other than a straigh;
ticket.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15


a in
his school and living ordinary life
He graduated with the class 1884 Colorado
eu "' Aspen ' year anu nh 'e a ""od springs HIS present
Taylor the has sought the man pretty conn
Lake in 1884 and the next wear he was an
ict Ninth District The
in vicinity
used such that not of his decisions
n in the ente
however State Senator that Edward
has
this office since 1885, and has left
nperhap in
No member the
than Senator Taylor who
of which smpfcaton govern
mn economy and the creation of flexible
cured the amendments which
prem court and made county elections
the laws that are the most vital ont Of the ,
list passed by Senator Taylor
pressed by the number of memorials and % % TO De I'M
Congress dealing vital to Colorado which
were subjects of legislation Probably no man
IN the entire country has followed
y than he or is better it
Among the measures of special
road from Denver Grand Junction division of the
National Boulevard which Francisco some
fees proportion secretary state has brought
revenue of hundreds
FUNDING OF county Indebtedness
oooo annually in Interest," h , mas saved
governor and might he
oeehd the rights OF
he Arkansas
h press indebted to establishing the rate
o arses Tor legal advertisements could vote thew wou
snow ther appreciation
days including Incons Lands act in ~
~ vi congress- was one of his
h state TO acquire utle of
senator Iayors bills
u 'he Iorrens land registration
An earnest student always partisan in public Of
"'e ana mis- capacity n arv
oi spouess
road and been to man" ~ ~ - '"e
Always gentleman dignifed wonder that foor
dmcultm
are entrusted to him and that he most usefu me
{" Coorados State Government hep
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

The Denver Republican says the
Democratic state nominees do not ex.
pect to be elected. vel, what do
you think of that? We certainly d.
need new fool-killer in this state
The old one has evidently Joined the
union and will only work eight hours
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

j. j. Hill. the great Northern Paci.
fic magnate. says there is no reason.
able doubt of Bryan's election This,
coming from a trust man. who Is not
for Bryan, speaks volumes.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

We are sorry that we cannot make
our comments upon Colorado Repub.
licanism more vitrolic, but We have
command of only two languages, the
English and the profane.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

Governor Mcdonald favored Gug.
genheim for U. s. senator. There is
no accounting for tastes. We have
seen n pretty woman kiss a poodle
dog.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

Jesse Mcdonald as gubernatori Al
timber is afflicted with wha. might
we'll be termed indellible inelegibility
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

The advertisements are stating that
n Texas supreme Judge was cured by
Peruna. Colorado's supreme tribunal
ought to take some.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15


The DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
DEMANDS THAT MEAN BUSINESS BECOME LAW "
ENDORSED AT THE POLLS.
1s @ @ Party Of the State Of Colorado in convention =.
Democratic National Convention at
COURT
Se nd s the
Colorado
s.S
GENUINE RAILWAY COMMISSION
:,.,a and lines
and sat Of
voG
sa9 h and
D0n1sla1s @ drawing win large salaries but performing services
s.s So and duties m the public of New
, on the nd @ speed law for the
DEPosTINe AND BANKING SAFE
We demand state law which shall be
TORS sae for rs the s @
Democratic senator.
LET EACH CORPORATION
demand o ns 5sSts S prohibition m
in the state to those organized
ELECT U. s. SENATORS
BY the Republican his
electing by of people
FEDERAL POLICE UNAMERIcAN UNJUST.
5se
under effective and local control
We d s the s OF and
ss op ma h ns
nn @ W 1n qnns 5 the b
by which @ the price h timber has to the
alss
Oe legislative in their
We pronounced purpose
% to & Lease eth the balance of the the public domain ain
the their localities
TARIFF INDUSTRY.
We demand
policy a a W @ 5 s
m g snt @ % tS % % ug @ IN n @ e nds @
Of policy Of Of the islands by trusts which
e % % m I'M M & eHe to $ Gtdn the consent @ to rec
people Of those islands ~ - ~
maintenance of throughout the
DIRECT PRIMARIES DEMANDED
We the law
the bills endorsed by Democratic members thereof.
s a hi
Se
defeated by
GIVE THE STATE UNIVERSITY RIGHTS.
uoU. W for s M the
S wsh will the nd
Denver the completion
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP AND A CIVILIZED BALLOT
accomplishment that
III. Vs I s in n w0 the hoa the @ ballot
With faith the oaS the and the
rule with belief the
& this ,s with h the
bespeak their suffrages behalf.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-14
25c COUPON. Laces and
EmbrOideries

This coupon is good for 25c
in the purchase of all laces and
embroideries amounting to 81
Good only on these items. This
coupon expires Feb 10, 1908.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-14
25c COUPON. muslin
Underwear.

This coupon is good for 25c in the
purchase OF muslin underwear, in
cluding corset covers. drawers, skirts
and children's white dresses. amount
ing to 81. Good only on items men.
toned. This coupon expires Feb. l5
1903.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
HOUSES TO LET-Berkeiey


FOR rent-A unfurnished house from
May 1 thoroughly modern; large fireplace;
redwood finish; large lawn and garden, fruit,
flowers. unsurpassed marine view best resi-
dence district. east of College av and near
the university. Address Owner. % Pano-
ramc way. or telephone Berkeley 1023.
THE Oakland branch of The Cali is MT 46S
Oakland 1888. Home A2315.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
ATTORNEYS IN SAN FRANCISCO


ACkkK NICHOLAS \. tfatentl. 10 tssary
BARRY. J. E. West T,S,s SSasS B.ds;, s4 s,s F'Hs'
BENJAMIN. p. s. 957 Pacihc Bldg
BISH0r H0EFsLEtK, s-l t,oIs Russ sssscS biqHS; HI,r
POITRDETTE & BACOS. Claus Spreckels Biag
BRANDENsTEIN IT, u 25O Montgomery.
BREEZE THOMAS a: IL lSe'Sn9ya x sA
COCH2ANE. JAMES W.. Croeker i;lcs
CORNISH. FRANK v. MonsenSck Bifg
cor IfNFRYNIAN. KOBE. H.. Country Eiah Bldg.
CRITTENDEN & HENCH. Cla''s Slt lteeSe.S h,aj.
CROTHERS * CRoT HES clamS SserN@ . & ss.
DXNiEIS. REES l.. ass t;uiiisn GxTs
DAVIDSON ". ". l02s Ifsrket-
DEAHi. join l.. cl4 kohL
benson 6. T.. 50T-5co Nons.noek Bldg
DEEIsING FRANK T.. Jniou a rust Bldg
DEWEYs STRONG & Co tFaten.l. Mer. *. I'D
DIRRLE, HENRY c.. & OLIVER. Rsss ts.
DINK EISPEII. Il SCEILhSlNtil-E- Cia;s Spsecx-
poRsIT. I ''.- ). w. aco sansoln-.
FRANk NJ H-NAN>FIELl' " ~. Nisr ~
JAliEs GARTLAN. 924 Merchants Ex Bldg
tiII All MItI0N ~ " ylas g- ssessT Pseias ss
GORRrLI WM a. Claus S2reckes Big
e:ot'lp 10 FRHSI H.. COS Clans sDreckels Bldg.
GREENE. CARLTON W., Merchants Ex Bldg
GUTSCH. GUSTAV. 81 I'd
HALL FREDERICK W. CrOckcr Bldg.
HANSEN. JOHN H.; Claus Sprsekeis kldg-
HAEDING MONROE ~ Mon MontSe.nery'
HERKIN. W j.. 7G4 Market.
HENCH GEO. NJ. Claus Spreckeis Bldg.
HTTciIINSON. JOS. & J. 5. Claus Spreckels BID
JORDAN. JOE H.. Temp. 4769. ChrOnics Bldg
JORDAN. ROWE X BRANN- Monaduoek Bldg.
JUDk1NS. 4. g. $3.50 Monadnock Bldg
JUNG. FRED H.. Central Trust Bicg.
KEOGH & OLDS. I02 Market Co- Gsary.
KNIGHT < WEBSTER MUusdnSek Bldg
LAPACHET. BERNARD r.. Il0 Surter-
LOEwY & GUTSCH, 81 80
LYNCH x DRERl. 704 Market.
MADDOX 4 LOESSEI.. N.-1adnoc.s Bldg.
MANN SETH. go Montgomery
MASTICK " PARTRIDGE. Flood Bldg
NEE. JOHN HUBERT. Merchants Ex. Bi1s.
MILLER & WHITE. Crocker Bldg
MOGAN II. =. TT3 Market
MOO MOORE A 4; 6TI!sI SIANLEY. - 2d =, Ra,
MCGOWAN d WORLEl. 62S Montgomery
MeGRAW. +. w, West Coast Lie Eldg.
EAYLOk. CHAS. p. 224 Merchants Ex. Bldg.
NEWARK MILTON. 20 Montgomery.
OLIVER < HOAR. MOnadnock Bldg
OLNEY Il OLNEY. 1896 Merchants Ex. Rldz.
OTIS. FRANK 250 Montgomery
/ PAGNUELo. ERNEsT 27s Russ BIds-
PATTON. CBAS- =. Claus Spreckeis Bldg
PEIXOTTO, EDGAR D., Russ Bldg.
PLATT < BAYNE. Crocker Bldg.
PORTER. RoBT. c., 100 Claus Spreckels Bldg
PRINGLE& & PRiNGLE. Russ Bldg
RIGBY & RIGBY. T25 Monadnoek Bldg
Rim. WILLIAM Russ Bldg.
ROSENHEIM. SAMUEL. Chronicle Bldg.
SAMUELS, LEON, II3 Market
sAWYER. WA. F.. sS3 Kearny-
SCHEEIINE. 5. C.. s17 Montgomery.
SHRYOCK. HAROLD. 235 Kearny.
sHURTLEFF CHAS- A.. &c Montgomery.
STAFFORD 4 STaFFORH- Tth snd Nssxet.
STIDGER & STIDGER, 62S Montgomery
SfONEY. ROULEAU & STONEY, $50 MOntg'y.
TAUGHEK. J. l.: 426 Pacific Bldg:
THOMAS. GERSTLE. FRICK & BEEDY ]. Mkt. &sta
TOBIN ( TOBIN, Hibernia Savings Bldg
IREADWEII. EDWARD F.. Merchants Ex Bid
TREADWELL. W. B.. Flood Bldg
WILEY, J. W.. 12Os Humboldt Saw. Bk. bldg.
WILSON. JOHN RALPH. Monadnock Bldg
WOLFF s. HOLLzER. aS5 California.
WRIGHT. F. NJ. (Pstentl. Monadnock Bldg
yGf'<G = Y INENif'EF T~i.r frnsr Rig.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
a! RER e Ifz EEg Al!
ROOMS TO LET-oakIand

F franklin ST.. 1153. cor of :,9th--Beaustfni
location near Key Route station; = ine rooms
plenty of light; suitable for OF single;
running water. bath; sonable; excellent
board just q few doors away.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27

hn1h REAL nSAA6
WANTED--Good residence lot in Berkeley's best
district give exact location. sfze price, terms,
etc, in first letter. G. II. CASTON, Palo Alto.
FURNISHED 6 room cottage for summer months
references. 2615 Hillegass ay., Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

CORNER house of 6 rooms; modern; all conye-
niences; best location for either business or
residence; near idora park; all kinds OF stores
schools; Shattuck and Grove cars within a
block; between 55th st. Key Route station and
Lorin; yard with all kinds Of vegetables grow
ing, easy installments; $3.50 down, balance as
rent; furnished II desired. Northeast corner
Dover and 5Sth SITS.
BUY 40x125 foot lot for $40 cash, bal. $40
monthly for years, no int. or taxes; city
rapidly building NONE money s loaned ed to build Your your
home at per cent; cent carfare: will
double in value; permanent view Of hills and
s. f. bay; only few left. Address box
47s3 Cali office. Oakland.
BUY close in it is always profitable Best buy
in Oakland on E. 18th st. bet. Sd and 4th
avs; new. sunny. rooms. etc. story resi-
utes walk to Broadway. " blocks to car
lines, close to local: best residence district.
just sold four adjoining new homes, now occu-
pied. TO leading businessmen, OF which one is
a builder Why do l sell my newly built
homes as soon as they are ready to be shown?
1t is because the location. the construction,
the plan. the finish, the practical points. the
workmanship. the material. the price, the
er terms the investment are all right Do not
and you will regret.
See r. j. PAyERT, owner and practical
and experienced builder, on permises, . to 4;
Sunday all day Phone, Merritt 161-
NICE country home, close to Oakland and car
llne " acre rich land. best in Alameda
county: room housc. barn, chicken houses:
young orchard, Box 473T. Gail office, Oakland.
FOR salc--Corner lot. 35x10o close to sta tion; /;
price SeI0; $l2 down and $l2 per month.
JLMES HALL. 1898 San Pablo av. cor 53th
ST.. oakland
SACRIFICE-4 room cottage; large lot; 10th
anc Grove sts.; Will exchange for close In
property; price $500. Owner, 5i3 9th ST..
Oakland.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
oAkLAND and Berkeley property to exchange
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
LEGAL NOTICES


BAY COUNTIES POWER COMPANY BONDS.
NOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN that Mercantile
Trust Company Of San Francisco invites bids for
the sale to il on the twenty second day of May.
1908. of a sufficient amount of first consolidated
mortgage Eve per cent sinking fund 80 year gold
bonds Of Bay Counties Power Company for the
investment OF twenty-four thousand eight hun
dred and ninety seven dollars 1924. 500 now in
the sinking fund provided for in the mortgage or
decd OF trust executed by said Bay Counties
Power Company to Mercantile Trust Company Of
San Francisco trustee under date of Septem-
Der 1, 1900.
Each bid must state the serial numbers of the
bonds rendered and the price asked and must be
delivered TO the undersigned trustee at its Office,
No 464 California ST, San Francisco, Cal,
before O'Clock p M, May ID, 1908, in sealed
envelope marked Tender Of bonds of Bay Coun-
ties Power Company
Dated April %, 1908.
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF SAN
FRANCISCO. A. II. WINN. Trust Officer.
TO whom it may concern-I hereby give notice
that / intend to apply for executive clemency.
W. B. MARVIN.