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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-29
Silk Department !!
At 35 Cents.

At IS Cents.
$50 pieces 26-INCH PONGEE SILK, extra
fine quality, perfectly free from dress
ing, marked down from 60c to Soc yer
yard.
At IS Cents.
100 pieces COLORED INDIA SILK, in
every imaginable shade, soft rich I'm
ish. worth 60c, will be closed out at 35c
per yard
At so Cents.
40 pieces COLOR'D BROCADED SATIN,
very heavy Quality. handsome designs,
marked down from 81 so to SOC per
yard.
At SO Cents.
400 yards STRIPED AND PLAID WASH
SILK. very finest quality imported.
former price 81 and 81 %. marked down
to SOC per yard
at rs Cents.
600 yards FIGURED INDIA SILK. in
light and dark grounds, marked down
from 81 % 10 75c per yard.
At 500.
800 yards FIGURED TWlLLED INDIA
SILK, extra fine quality and finish,
marked down from 81 70 to 81 per yard.
At $3.50.
500 yards FIGURED AND STRIPED
SILK VELVET, in large variety of
shades. marked down from So 80 to
81 90 per yard.
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Black Dress Goods s!

At IS Cents.
so pieces '3S-INCH ALL-WOOL ENGLISH
SERGE. worth SOC, will be closed out
at 25c per yard.
At IS Cents.
80 pieces 3S-INCH ALL-WOOL SATIN
SOLElL CHECKS AND PLAIDS,
marked down from 75c, will be closed
out at Soc per yard.
At IS Cents.
so pieces IRON FRAME ALPACA. worth
75c. will be closed out at Soc per yard.
At so Cents.
1C0 pieces 40-tNCH ALL-WOOL SATIN
SOLE1L, worth 81, will be closed out
al SOC per yard.
at so Cents.
100 pieces 40-INCH ALL-WOOL SATIN
SOLEIL STRIPES different styles,
worth 81, will be closed out at SOC per
yard.
At so Cents.
so pieces 40-INCH ALL-WOOL FANCY
BOURETTE, worth 81, will be closed
out at soc per yard.
At rs Cents.
100 pieces SILK WARP HENRIETTA,
worth 81 %. will be closed out at 75c
per yard.
At rs Cents.
% pieces 46-INCH LUPIN'S FRENCH
CASHMERE, worth 81, will be closed
out at 75c per yard.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-29
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
The Justin System of Firing Has Been
Proven a Success.

Proven Success.
New YORK. June 2S.-N obel's gelatine,
the most powerful explosive which artil-
Ierists have yet undertaken to handle. was
repeatedly fired in shells from an ordinary
rified gun to-day at the United States prov
ing ground near Sandy Hook.
The experiment may be considered as q
triumph for the Justin system of charging
shells with high explosives. for although
the final shot of the day was attended
with an unlooked-for explosion it in no
way tended 10 dlscredit DR.. Justin's sys-
TEN, the destruction of the shell being due
to readily preventable causes.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-29

From the mammoth collections of stylish and seasonabe
Goods and Silks that have been subjected the STUPENDOUS
CUTS IN PRICES with which
Sale below sample bargains and reminding
of the Importance making
become broken also desire that owing
ENORMOUS SACRIFICE which goods OUR TES
WILL BE STRICTLY CASH DURING THIS SALE.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-29
FEW MORE MADE HAPPY.
President Cleveland Sends Out
Another Batch of Appointments.


Another Batch of Appointments.
WASHINGTON. June 2S.-The President
has made the following appointments:
Commodore A. W. Weaver, Rear Ad-
miral, vice Harmony. retired.
James Sheakle of Alaska. Governor of
Alaska.
George ". Snow of Salt Lake City, Sur
yeyor-General of Utah.
Joseph c. Straughan, Surveyor-General
of Idaho.
Charles F. Eagley. Surveyor of New
Mexico.
Receiver OF Public Moneys, Pedro del
Cado at Santa Fe. n. NJ.
Registrars of Land Ofices-Byron Groo,
at Salt. Lake, Utah; Benjamin F. Wilson.
at La Grande. Or, and James II. Walker.
at Santa Fe. \. NJ.
E. W. Dunno. Postmaster at Billings,
Mont
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any in the Victoria fleet. and sailed hence
for the sealing grounds January Is in COM
mand of Captain Heater. She mustered
crew of six whites. besides Indian hunters
and boat-pulers.
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AT HALF PRICE {!

ALL IMPORTED NOVELTY SUIT
1NGS and PATTERN SUITS, includ-
ing great variety of rare and exclu-
sive weaves and designs, will be closed
out AT EXACTLY HALF PRICE.
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Attached ON Government Claim.

COTTON. June 2S-The marble-works on
Slower Mountain were attached this morn
ing On a judgment of $1,000 in favor of The
United States for timber cut on Govern
ment land over year ago. This same
WORKS closed down on account OF the
Riverside Bank suspension two weeks AGO.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-29

ARE you troubled with heavy rulness of the
stomach after eating or what is known as heart
burn? Chew Whites Yucatan Gum for twenty
minutes after meals, and get immediate relief
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-29
REMNANTS and SHORT LENGTHS!

SHORT LENGTHS SILKS BLACK AND
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-29
COlored Dress Goods!
At 10 Cents.

At 10 Cents.
100 pieces DOUBLE-FOLD NCY
CHEV1OTS. IN neat checks, stripes and
bouretted effects, regular price 25c, will
be closed out at 10c per yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-11
RIylls At ROAST PIG
Dcsess, tnsniles 8angystted BY the hospita-
bic Capital Hose soys-

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FRACTIONAL FIGHT
Causes U. S. Treasury Department to
Change It's Mind and En- gineers.
p,ss.ssy csbises Crisis csscefaias Easssys
il esssrsnss. ssi,sias Hers

r. IsraxAL Is Informed lat the sYpoins-
-s-- a. WI. Sampson - enss@er 1t To
rors-rr~at bz1l55ag in this cay has been
,.,aksA ard George II. Fisher has bssn
.r..o5a.sa n Ass pises- Nr. FISHER IS .
...~-.- te.sg a rrsssber Of the Third
us4ns ard 10 a ss5ensB Who vii ~
sesstessly ez5eaTo- 10 81 she Fsosifsoa se-
.s-x.sylV. As1 70. tasS matter 20 s8s Mr..
sx-u.sz. The iAssr vas also e0nsa red
Graz CASA eagsnser- Mr.. Fisher had
..r4-;ezee rzalazz the hosting sEgiae At
- q The tes hezsss above the lam the
xis:s. If ne 5cs ersEs but il IS SAID iszs ae
has 20. s.a3 lotsg experience As an engineer.
ia. t.aps5s fhas Mr.. fssher viii saeossa IN
-,s..,sx TIE rsassrszsentsr Of BIS new posi-
ssa. r.. bsllevea rilst be will prove faith
FL Il - ner capacity.
wh.le essAe- Of these men are such az
.esa 20 she.r sest 70 perform the cs;ies Of
s,raeer. /. ys; rs1ssins TO BE- seen wbsrein
tbes eAa improve upon Mr.. 4snss. the brave
a,4 .sas.er ~ho faithfslly performed these
1g,,e. sa4er Harrison. a4uinist-stisa.
Of eeay.e sbs knowing onss viii 'sii yoa
tu,; shY Mr. ssfapssn's appointment sss
,svasea and Mr. Fisher vas appointed IN
~, s..es ana the reason fer thu. change ia
N SAY re|sscts On Mr.. ssnpsaa} and 81 IL
v.-y svs4snt that ihis grsst change In the
nj Is q tie apo zting power a, washias-
,s, concerning saeh 4 comparatively unins-
sg,+sHt og8ee VII 10; be likely to prsve
.s,re fsr ne wounds Of divided Auz-ssa
DeBocr4ev.
IT.. the general op.n.on bare that il vas
a. good a. 3 csrcas" 70 have seen the repo-
,atss .sers Hsass haze been n the mind. Of
ne r,snaecrstic p9tsntstes st the nsii snsl
e.rsto. n t5eir eBdsaF9r 30 get the rislt
ma IL ne rsh; place" Indeed the report
"a. ,ecssaoss q g'eat deal Of amusement
here s.. sell a. tad Mood. There exists
here mid curiosity IS tc how Hsaay s3sef-
Lea, 2 Ut. ihe secretary Ct the treasury,
Mr. Csrl!s@. PACED on account Of tie
roablaa. 3agy Of filing the POS: Of engineer
# The gaahr builllag st Augusta, Mayse,
rta nan from the Dem cratic tactic
sties 5 sapYo-sa 70 inherit the spills.
Tl..s stran Of ADJ ety. which raasi have
rne.s3ed naaay Of th,se 'puoEc servaats,
from VI Cleveland down 10 third aud
fourth a.s.;aut, n certain Of the depart
aaes.s D.. lsplorsi here, coming as il Oil al
A ,.fgs 8 her. the silver bill REPEAL j, pen3iag,
vs.n anaaaA distress stalks abroad IN TIE
Ian. sbea tarls schedules are in the thros
q revlss,neai AMI tins grsa; country IS
saE.ne' s. awaiting action.
ur~ gentleman liksns the sTec; O. tbs
-evos.rz ga ueR appointment to the ter
rh.r h.an4er .Aower which cleared the
.s.s. q aea;rAl Maine Monday afternoon.
lie 4aiea. NJ Sampson has been turned
4ara an! NJ. Fis1s- has been tarneA Up.
N7~ h.; senator ooraees thrsH Of al hesi
tAa-v n fe,-.ns TIE giniy Senate to sciion.
raTsal ihe ~osrnaa bah. enact the new tATif
reg. 7,- SO baui,h 3ali times Already The
country ,-ea,hes ea.ier Mr.. Carlisle can
s5v taru el. attention 70 national finance.
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I ~~R<~@&-
The Bah Times Of ssys- sazh dsvotes !
eo'rMr % IN ACCOM-: Of the s<temyss o.
CEas- r TEssSlnoe 10 Ct nj Of he iafxr.
-has1- Ths aaasr oezass0ned ccnsi 3erA5,,e
AL aoo1f ne city aza much has bssa
sasf resxrs.ss iris mans psezliar prs-
ceec1ngs- AZ be d aaserr;ses a. !
boossesy rssn ve have nss1e incus-ss.
and learned tbs mach Of the affair. Tai.
raA1 erzse here fYom ARzrssA about t.e
years a1o AID teas sssi3ence Il q hg4s<
% he East Bo.ysAbsy rssa ssss sogseisess
Forx - Painter ssss 7apsr hanger 81 Hsy-
sl1as. sstzzEer ,essrs as tie head Of Line
k1ls hsy- He vas accompanied By ysazs
s1r. Sho sersd "A his koasekesrer. IA h.
gas rsrhsr esSse-Soa<iAe4 AID male few
ff1sesss bot Atsle = ksssn sf his fsrrns,
Afe, sxrert that ne Bgevf ia Augassx p-sri-
COS 70 esazisz here xas had s4sr raarras-g
Last fasl ae vas zzs4z married TO hzs hGzse-
xeepef- They lived together a. Bsvsalis.
znsil N ~ sF-isg wfsen Mrs Tsescines
vert 70 her hnEzsz GsSu east ~hxre abe ss-
! nazi1ess gntai JHss when sine retained hSzne
WITH an lnf&ag essil4 Ai.honzA b-iyt.s All
pretty baby, THE 2SSsfion did zzs seem e,
gtease the father. she ssz 60 sfeszststates
. i14s efa.lsren xsrs q esnsta1s xazoy ancs 20
EiT5s sEs1 nth the Eaghs. he took rh. CHI ii
70 Bats sAsrs De succeeded IN sEaeiag Il
with the experimentation Of tie W. G.. T. Z.
bone sEsii aoEs eoaid be tSza4 far r.
The mother sas very I0Sh 70 psrs SIZE TIE
caslG and 4 IL tbaagssf by the few who are
acquainted xsta the p4r.aes Tat & xzs
wholly tayozgn fear Of her husband tbs she
Consented TO sscA at zsrangen1sG, GA re-
farming hoEns without the et4id. in4z4ri>s
were Rsa9e as 10 is xAsreabsrf b. the
ssfghbors, AID 10 satisfactory inferrastisn
vas retzrnea. As the mother appeared
aoEnczss and cried when asked about L sh@y
began % tA1ak thai ihiags sere bet al Yisb,
All addressed the aaan II terms TIA. fl lat-
snea hiEn and sz3deaiy ssEsctsd that part Of
fs- Constitution that ehiaren annoy, sn4 be
EErrsed 70 Bath and returned nth tue
eAaia- Shortly after this he announced bis
in;eniao1 to move out Of town, saying hat
II be eoud Est DO IS he wanted TO with his
es.ll3 here, be wcald 20 to place where h.
eoah- Two weexs $50 he packed Gp sls
hsEsehoid goods assi departed When
asked where he vas voiag he sad either t.
Boston or down South His wife hal 70
lea where they we're going; their goods
were marked 70. Bath. Since then they
have been seen "a Augusta.
Bocthbay lays no claim 70 Mr.. T1escinoe
q, native Boothhsy father. are not 70
constituted that the simple fassiag Of an
Innocent babe will psonpg them 10 put fheir
own children out. bat they are pos.esse,. Of
hearts riih more paternal teesiag toward.
their ossn k!a.
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All who va1t toaAs beoks sAou11 e0f0 l>1
pes .. oace- Th<y VII nof only ~ ~ -
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
keanebee

/ Following are the real estate transfer. Il
Kepnebec county for three weeks eniin.
! Oct .. 1898
/ ALspS-Kiieu J. shas 10 /. c. Palmer. Land
sllto
I AEaI -rA-ssszn i'asl4n t; 81 70 MAY \
Iprd4n. lABd zna haisa.sss, $50; Maria A. 8eF
IN 10 . IL srasii iaEa Asd bsildi slsi5. iE
4 A. Andrews 20 A. VI. Foster, iADs. $50, Sad. -
i!s.tsi % 10 Il. fasses. ssnd. g, IN ,.'f-l
z fEllrr 70 has f.. HodgEins. LAID spd bald
ias.. $40. Aiger ' Gunner 70 CathsFiEe Car
r.sf, LEp3 asa b4.1ings, val con. Gizrs- Irfaf 9j
/ - Ieo. VI TN.foh "a. land SIS. Clara A Hon; Z
v r. H9af. iaGd khd ,-sltiSlne., val coz ar'
Ann solver is red T. Merrill. lhBa ssss5 q. . 4
Merrsl 20 NsFv Ann "a isnss 70 { - aer-4 e
i-ishGn la ". flyEi, lzn3 aRd hailsIss- Eai con
BE~ toS--w- 7. DaeE.ii - 4 , {s-rAia, a4
{ s1tss, 4 ts-ral1 20 4 v. spaaisng. land. q
( con- Frsgk oss 10 =. ". <pGuld.Ag. land. 81
/ con Nsree.lss Dauioa - Eliza A HsnllH 2 or
iSsd, $50
4 CllNTaS-wau Lamb 70 George a ard J
; S;ssria isHS and bsiiatrz 500.
! tHELzEa-J. T. Blanchard 10 r 4 Eos =
( isnd. s'As + {. romb4e 20 Sarah ; FsiTttuiiirf
I land. 90. asraee 7, hAton 10 L. l. katoH, .4a'
/ sfisA-F {. Daalsy 10 T. A. Daaieg. land. val
( con, sarah ] Page 30 J. II. Ailen, i2rd. si'i..
I fsHxlSs 'kLs--Ihos. Hickey 10 niehse. Hex
/ ,sAsIISsH--A ! Bsrtlett to Adelaide L Hal
/ o. south f.aFdiner, land, $50, AAale l.. Brad
! .tr.sf, 70 Abbis r. LanKtsgle~ ssna saso; kf0mi
I ? Ds+y ~ A. H. Lesis. land srd buildings
$50 ~ l.. Augusta Robbins 20 Teresa 4. Als-gt
4Da ard 'iia aFs. Sle5A, v NJ, II spar 20 JAIME
! icso0ck. ens. land aud tu.l6ings, $500.
HsI.LssV ELG-IaEzie =. Toianaa 70 r. o. Irssk
/ lana. $50.
/ Lir, sfltar-AId4n soultoD TO Clarence Oar
/ z.n. izaA and bsli2iags s~so
n ~ lfssT sls--iUila 4. SANFORD 80 -q9t3s \
} Saaarf Land 8Bd iugiidiass. %e0-
Nj EERN1S-E- l. Bean - " f. LlAtg
| lspa' i15zs J. Fairbanks 10 i>ertnro fr-s cb
NJ Yrs tss..p 10 Nellie 1 rlstfv
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rFysa7sss-

Miss AaSia Mcsser lgg; here for SkeHfe-
san TUESDAY She viii visi; thee.
Mrs wArrea J. Carter Is visiting hsr
daughter. Mrs. J. E. ClAncr, At Water
ho-o
Dr. Burr An'r-ws Of Rochester. N H..
~As in the city Montisr saa Taesisy On $
erirf visit st bis oil hgEzse.
Hobart W. MarPhy, ~he quite urnesr
Of years sgo vas employed in Aliens Pao-
lishiag ilosse. Is il the clsy spea,iag feT
seeks with old friends He has hsvn u
tie West for sersrAl years.
Lisdi- Henry c. Keene.J--. L. 5. A. hs'
bsea detailed BY the ~x- department, as
professor Q: military srience sad tsctirs s;
the Sorvich Univ, rs.ty, Sarshfsld- VI.
Tie 5eia ] ia for four years, after which ise
: r. vii j9ia his reginsnt. Mr.. Keens !.
a -. lieutenant Henry c. hsene. s.,
~As 9'sa in AaSassS il iS-s3. He entered
the tsyy ir4m tfis city il 1861. ard lest asis
Ftsai lag n hSgf!s the same wear He y
sow G lie rsti-ed list HIS fxslssr, Charlie.
Meme .wSs a resident CT Augusta for pesr5f
SKY ye4-s, Lieaf. Eenry c. hreae. .ir-,
grsaasss3 from West Point n lss6, ssslce
Which lime lie has besa or she Fl saEier IN
fa'1lSn territory Arizona anl Mes Mexico
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farts irnsa lxxsfsots' Returns.

While the State assessors have received
comrletc returns from few counties. what
tbvr sSre Indicate falling Of in the num-
ber II oxen kept OF the farms. This is
imposed TO he due to the high price Of hay
for ;ae past year. quite general gsia Of
bo-sss, however. = noticed.
The }esrease il number Of oxen kspt Is
vel illustrated by the following fiEarss
rhich .how The unm5er Of bead in two
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Follosinr are ihe real estate transfers in
Lincoln county for the week ending Oct
: 1898,
BooTHBAF--seo. n. Rossch 10 Janet Mellon
AID iana. 81 s'e. JoEH K. MeDongall TO Truman
q tsiles. iald, Sc.
RoorHEsY HAkBeE-ADfoipet1s c. Fuller 10
Lizzie A wclt,er land and buildings, q e'e
BHtsro5>-BaIHes W. Co-EAa TO i-essreft Afars
land and bni38iDgs, 81 ste
uAMAgISCDrrA-AT 4. Hall 70 All l.
shaw. land. se5-
Ecnsl- How sfd ~. Cunningham 81 .. 10
Emily A Esdden. land sad buildings, $50
NFwckSTiE-- FrSBeis :. Reed 10 Mary !
" i.eiaau land and bHildiaEs, >s3e-
JrHF EGl<ssS-D Benz Hal5's tesrs 70 ke'zsr =
ssh land. 600. Jas +. Jones 70 sane. la0dsE5
E.fh.r Nash - ais 20 szE8e. land. sSs. Horace u
Hal % sane. and, IS
v ALn.shns,t,--AVcTy 7. webb 70 David >ha-
NAB had SO, same 10 f9s4eti l.. shssaAE ,siad
WIS AssFr-Msry Farnt am ?; sis 70 oih
Y Gonid land ana buildings, 5000
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The Best Sslve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheEn, Ferret
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, ChilbiAins
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions. and posi
.ively cures Piles, OF 10 pay -eqaired. Il
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
o. raooey refunded. Price % cents re'
box. For sale BY W. A Erskine. Gardner
iulya4sod&rfolrrs
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local al Rasiness Iips.

Mss L. 4. Buck has returned from Bos-
tea saiE fun line Of fall asi wistsr milf
aery- A sae assortment Of trimmed g,oos.
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Amoss She questions witch tn state
o1arl ask tie totn s73 city xsse>sors.
When they aees thenl in tire coIntfy con-
Ts1t.sus, - whether they favor Listing
system or net, sni about seven ont OF the
lorep'y ths; they 60. The city assessors
are almost sslA az aissi the system.
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tlls; is to say. If it
heads . procession
Of customers. Why
rot form such pro-
cessions fos the fall
trade How By
securing alvertis-
ing space in the
DAur kESyEBEc
Journal and max
ing a jndicious use
of it. Change your
copy he Gu ntIy
both in !ssyle aad
Matter. 0Eer new
bargains, and give
prices. Above all
when customers viz
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-07
LAND COMPANY FAIL.
Liabilities VIII Reach Half MiIlior
Assets Double That Amount.

Liabilities VIII Reach half q Million,
Assets Double That Amount.
SIOUX CITY, Ida. Jan. 6.-The Leeds
Land Improvement company in this city
failed to-day with liabilities of $500, 900
and assets less than million, mostly in
real estate on which scarcely this amount
of liabilities can be realized. The COM
pany was organized to build a
manufacturing suburb to Leeds
for speculative purposes. In doing
so they incurred an indebt-
edness over it's income for the sale of the
property. Some of the holders of prior
liens commenced to push their claims and
John /. Brooks, a Boston financial man,
was sent to interest eastern stockholders
in raising money to satisfy them. F. G.
Henderson, q local creditor, found
that he raised 500, 600, but he misappro-
priared it and the discovery precipitated
the failure.
The failure carries down with it the
American Security Company, Leeds An
mex Company and Sioux City Land Com
pany. The total capital of the four COM
panies is So. DOC, 900. Much of this is
watered, as at the outside $500, 600 could
be all that would be realized from the
assets in easy money times. IL is
thought the failure viii not create any
stringency outside those now in it. All
the creditors viii carry losses without be-
coming embarrassed. 1t is now known
foreclosure proceedings win be COM
uaenced tomorrow, as much of the bonded
Indebtedness is secured by mortgages on
real estate