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TIE Senatoral campaign in South Carolina has demonstrated one thing, and that is inc unfitness of the candidates. Men who cannot conduct a loint debate in 9 parli- mentary manner and without de nouneing each other as blaekgeard and liar, should have DO place in the Senate of the United States. IL is impossible for such men to reflect any credit on the State they repre- sent, but on the contrary, they arc liable at any time to disgrace l.
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TnE total earnings of thirty-nine representative miners in Sandy Creek Valley, Ohio, since the open ing of Spring have been $223.9S aud their indebtedness to the company for house rent provisions and mie- ing materials, s6l9.29, leaving them in the eompany's debt to the amount of s396.72. Their average earnings for two weeks are $5.74 per man. And yet some of the employers pro sess to be greatly surprised and hooked at the strike. Memphis .Scimitar.
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< man who resides on the east side relates an incident which may be true, but Il sounds hshY,
 His boy caught large sucker cou. plo Of years ago, and since that time he has been experimenting with his hnny pet somewhat. Tho fish has been kept cut ef the water so much that it gradu- ally became accustomed to il, and fre- Quently ilopped out of the water itself and followed the boy aroUnd Finally the boy placed it in pen and gradual ly reduced its bathing periods until it became acclimatized, abandoning en- tirely its native element It would fol- low the boy around like a dog, and one day he started over to town across the swinging bridge with the pet fish flop ping along after him. But alas for boy ish hopes The fish made slight mis- cue and Topped overheard into the creek md drowned hefere the hoy could res enc him. -Punxsutawney Spirit
 Reason Tn the Lower Animals.
 We have fox terrier whose happi. ness was complete until Dodgerfield came. She is very affectionate, eenss- queutly very jealous. If looks and growls would kiIl Dodgordeld would oie many times day. Both dogs eat from the same plate. but not at the same time. One day last week we fed Dodgerield first The fox terrier was yeey hungry and begged hard for first dinner, Dodger seemed 70 eat more slowly than usual. and Neltie watched dolefully.
 Finally hunger got the better of her honesty, and she parked sharply three short barks. Dodger left his plate and sprang to the window, looking exoitedly np and down the road. Nettie looked neither to the right nor the left, but made straight for the plate of food as soon as Doiger's back was turned. If this was not an exhibition of reason and human intelligence, then mankind in general possesses a large degree af an; nal ;as.i.sSss. -Itg rancier.
 A hornets nest usually contains iron 800 to 400 perfect males and females and an indefinite number of workera
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IT is estimated that Sio, poo 000 worth of fireworks went up in smoke oa the glorious and noisy Fourth, though of this sum $8,000,000 went to the retailers, wholesalers and job bers Of the trade. The grown up man who observes q bunch of Chi. nese freeraekcrs today will conclude that 1t does not appear 10 him SO large IS the bunch of his boyhood days, and he will fancy that this is because things look bigger and re ports sound louder to a boy. The fact is the bunch has fewer crackers in it and they are smaller. The heathen Chinese is not particular when it comes to cheating He puts iu pack 64 thin instead of 80 thick crackers, as in our earlier and bet ter days.
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Commissioners snie

Notice E hereby given that under and by Nlftae oI | decree oi the Jefferson Chancery court rendered on the Roth day of Apff}. 1SaS n a case therein pending. wherein k. Lee 3ohnson' eNeeGutor Of the estate of Willis D. JohHsQn Is PlainttH and Amanda OFerd is detehaenE and winch deeree now apBears-on record ln GhaBeery i{eeeTd Book ]. page 255, l. as commissioner of said court, viii un
 Tuesday, the lst day Of June. lS07 at the front doorof the court housa h, Dino pun between thc hours prescribed by law TOT }udiclal sales, sell at puhlicaucti0n 'to fine highest bidder the following discribed roc estate lying and being ia the city of Pine hluA, 1eteIson e5antY. Arkansas. to-Wit.
 n Lot NO. nine lh; n Bloek No. two ta}: in " I}; 5ehnsen.s addition t0 the city of Pine hloh' together with the buildings and amer tehnaaces te the same belonging. sale noie to sausty decree for purchase money.
 Terms of Saie;-0n a credit of foor mouths, purchaser will be required t9 GjS-a ooha or note, with approved personal se6nr- fly. and loin will be retained upan tbs }.',, Tor payment of the same. ''''"
 \. T. ROBERTS
 Special Commissioner
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Contlnned settlement

Settlements continued at the April term. ls9i ot the Jefferson county Probate court. for condemnation at the July term thereof: Annual settlement of |. ]. Moore, adminis- tr0tor estate Lewis Moore deceased. Annual settlement of C. n. Lyman, admin isrator estate |. Il, Cunningham deeeuspe. Annual settlement w. \, Clay, adminis- trator estate of A. W, Short deceased. Annual settlement uf Ii. A. Jolly eXecutriX estate Edward Jolly deceased.
 Annual settlement NJ. c. Cantrei admx, estate D. j. Gantreli deceased
 Annual settlement AFness Braay admx. estate Pltsea Braddy decgased
 Annual settlement ". P. Notes Gdn Ruby and Bessie Franklin, minors
 FRANK B. FLANDERS.
 2s-w II County and Probate Clerk.
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THE Pennsylvania Legislature passed an alien tax law providing that all alien laborers over 21 years old shall pay a tax of 5 cents for every days labor, half the sum rais- ed by such taxation to go 10 the school fund, and hall to the county in which 1t is collected The pur- pose of the bill is 10 force aliens to take out naturalization papers, but 1t is quite plain that | man who is eoereed iute citizenship will be Of little value either to Pennsylvania or the country. The law, however will never be enforced for the req son that reputable lawyers hold that it is unconstitutional and oppres- sive.
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Tennessea Centennial and Interaa- tional Exposition at Nashville, renn.. May 1st to Oct a0th. 1897 For this occasion the st, Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway will sell round triptickets asfoilaws: April 2S to Oct ta inclusive, final re- turn limit Nov. I 1S97. rate SlS.10; X pril g ro Get 15 inclusive, final re- turn limit 20 days from date of sale, rate S137A, April 9, May i, 6, II, l3, IS. 20. D, 2T: June I, 3, \, 10 l5. IT. - Il. 70. July |. 6, $. 13, 15. % 22, 27. 29; Aur. 3. ,, 10. 12, r, l9. 24, 26. 3l Sep ?. z, 9. II. l6, 2l, g. 9S 90; Get '. l2, Il. 70. 2l and aG, final limit return ten days from date of sale, rate 005.
 II 5. MIzELL,
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FEATHeRED DRUNkARBs.
Shocking Depravlsy on tho Part If y,,ra,
 Witnessed by Andrew fapg.

ShoeSluR BepfdFAty on kue Kart ut ItiFdE
 Witnessed by Andrew faUg.
 A queer story is told by Mr Andrew Lang. The incident came undgt bis oy i notice and occurred under the bridge over the Lochy. below the Ben Eeyis Long John distillery. Frem this tale il is obvious that animals are only sober from lack of wit to obsain alcohol.
 That establishment disgorees into a burn quaetity ef 1tfuse. no doubt al. coh0lic When NO crossed the bridge in the morning to fish, the ducks from tha farm opposite were behaving in q drunk. en and disorierlY inanuer-f flying, beat- ing tho water, diving, spluttering and greedily deyouring the stuff from tho distillery. Their antics were funny, but vulgar. By o'clock wo found tho ducks sleeping off the effects of their debaach We awakened thom. and they all staggered eagerly to a hucket Of wa. ter, from which they quenchGd the tof ments of thirst. A smail sea bird behay. ed in still more deplorable way. He slowly driftod down the Locby from the fatal intoxicating burn, HOT could peb. bles judioiolsly thrown at him induce him to take the wing He tried to dive, making efforts comic and unsuccessful. After drifting through the bridge l re- gret to say that he returned to the burn and took a cup of kindness yet, get. ting all the more intoxicated and drift ing back in n yet moro doplorahie eondi- ton. What lesson, we said is this t. mankind, who after all, naed not speak of their boasted reasonablenessi The wild and tame things of stroam and ocean are IS unWise as we.
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Dr. Jos. Haas
HOG < POULTRY RENDDY
(lsA YEARS SUCCE.s.l

ttff 4sHNisF f@tH g -a7-'i Thousands testify as follows. Prevents Disease-II. c. Sydnor c der. Mo. Arrests Risease-seott Fisher, Holden, Mo. Stops cough-R. $. Cook, Wichita, Kan. Destroys Worms-G. II searle. Edgar, Neb. Hastcns matprity-G ". Berry,. Der ryte'n. Kan Increases Flesh-C. N. Hubert, Craig, New. Saves Feed-J C. Flippen, Clmemore, l. r. Does all 1t Glaims-A Mccormick, ElizayilIe, NV Beware of Substitutes and Imita- tons. For sale by
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Reservs Gua.

Every one has noticed hoW, whom a largo branch Of a tree is eut off, small branches will shoot ont around the stump. These branches are from the re. serve buds, of which Ill trees have a graat pember at every portion of their surface. Under ordinary circumstances these never como to maturity, but when the tree Is wounded or cut off or loses solae ot= it's bfanahea th8reserye buds at once roaa into play and Eeaew the 1ail aRe
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AUDITOR or srArE SLOAN has give

AUDITOR OF STATE SLOAN has given out the following statement relative to the tax extension act of the last Legislature: There were two acts extending the time for paying taxes with which the tax collectors are, no doubt, familiar. Before tue Legis- laiure adjourned it passed another act, in a sense amendatory of the acts above referred to, the substance of which is that the extension of time for payment of taxes shall ap- ply only to persons duly returned de. linquent; that the time and manner of collectors shall in DO way be changed, that all persons may pay taxes or redeem any lands sold or re turned for taxes, and receipts and certificates shall be issued for pay ment of taxes on real estate, the same as if the bill approved May 12, 1897, had not been passed.
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oRk9 9HiG.
FINE BLUFF. ARK.9eLY IL lssl

Ar Eddyville, Town, the other day a tramp eloped with Mary Jag, ono of tho beauties of the town luis just as natural, however, for tramp 70 acquire a jag as itls for duck to take to water.
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Speclai Assessment,

The tax book for the collection or tue special assessment upon the real property District No. & for the purpose Of paving, has been placed in my hands All owners of real property lying in the district are re- Quired t0 pay their assessments to me within thirty days from date. If such payment is not made, action will be commenced at the and of that time for the collection of said assessment and for legal penalties and costs
 Given under my hand this 1th day of June, 1897. II. r. WESTRR0OK.
 65 div Collector
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MORPHINI
MORPHINE, MHlSkEY. OPIUM AND
 COCAINE
 HABIT.

Anl for all other diseases that come to this great health resort such as Rheumatism. neuralgia. insomnia. nerve blood. liver. kidney and stomach complaints His home treatment for the Whiskgy and dr"0 habits can be sent to any address. Correspondence solicited and con fl dential Reference: Any banker or city official Gf Hot Springs.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that there will be 4 Public Examination of Teachers at Pine Bluff, Ark the 1st 2d days July, tiOus of all persons desiring toteagh in the public schools of Jefferson County.
 c. E.LYTLE.
 County Examiner. AItheimer. JefFersrn County, Ark, June 7th 1897. 6S W4W
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Warning Order

In the Chaucery court Of Jefferson county NrtansAs B. LeNerett. FlaiutiH. VS, Wm, A. LeVerett, Defendant. The Defendant, Wm A. Leyerett tisyarnedto appear in this court with n thirty days and answer the complaint Of e nd the sealof said court this 5h day CT June A. D. Is97 H. X MCCOY Clerk. I 9 w4w F. k. BLOOM, ', C.
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Marninr i,r.,nr

NJ. r Perdue, PaintiI vs Paul Oliver Defeudant in the Chaucery court of Jclel- son county Arkansas. The Defendant Paul OliVep is warned tu appear in this court with, in thirty days and answer the complaint of the PlaintH M. r. Perdue, Given under my hand this 25 day ofJune, A. D., IS91. l--~- II. X. Mccoy, clerk
 SEAL E. B, BLOOM. p C
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Nnrnlne Order.

In the Justice Peace court Vaugine town ship, before ". D. Vance. J. F. P. J. Lam- pert. vs. H. A. Osb0ren. the Defendcnt Fl. A. Osborne. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff R.J. Lampcrt. June 10. 1897. W. D. VANCE, J P.
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YFarnlnr OrGer.

fH tBe Justice Peace eourt Vaueine town. ship, before " D. Vance, ]. r. Golden Eagle Co.. Ys. T. E. smith The Defendant. T, E. smith, is warned 10 apnear in fhis court within thiftY days. and answer the complaint of he PlaintiH. Golden Eagle Co June 10 tSG1. ". D. VANCE. J. P $ r. w4W
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A MEI.CoRIE GulnE.

On receipt of 20 cents win forward To any address, postpaid. q band- some catalogue of 72 pages prol0se'y Illustrated, giving fuH description ot fruit trees, smatl fruit, ornamental trees. eyergreens, shrubs, vines, roses bulbs etc, also giving "tormalas" for spraying. when to spray, plant etc. The descriptive rataiague k a wei come euide to ali those in need oi information, and should not be with out lt send lorjt itwul please you. From the first order you send of one dollar or moro, che price of the cata logue can be deducted therefrom,
 Yourcorrespenaenee kindly solicit 1d. Yours very truly Ambrose Marten, proprietor Peoria Banner Nurseries, office and sales grounds Nos. III to IF S. Jefferson ave. | Peoria. III. al.l-d tssw tl,
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DErERRENrS 0F M4RRLlGE.

Af t< 1s ft ~ f<Af T ~ V -ss -A@ " t-'
 Mrs. Kate Gannet Wells, in a thoughtful paper in the North American Review, undertakes to explain why more men do not mar ry. She thinks the chief deterrent ;s the increased aud aud steadily steadily in creasing cost of living, due to the fact that people of this generation want many things that their ahees
 tors did not care for. She says that hygienic science demands better sanitation, larger sleeping rooms, and multitude of improvements of which the people of an earlier period did not dream. The social require ments of the average family are in creasing every year. the outlay for amusements are growing, and the popularity of outdoor sports con stitutes an important drain. Mrs. Wells finds that most young men are able to get along comfortably on the income they have, but they shrlnk from the effort to make it do for two They listen spectfnlly to. the marital enthusiasts who insist that they viii save more money af- ter they are married, but declined to be convinced by this argument.
 Another deterring influence, ac-
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10 G5O PER, wEEE--can he
 " " made by agents taking Dewitt I'alnage Rare, radiant and charm ing; hundreds of new phot0s-.muds. scenes. people and places, The worlds wonders. as seen and described by the greatest living preaehcrQnd orator, Over 800 massive guario pages' Agents reapiuE 8 golden harvest af orders; one reports 20 sales in hours Ifbcr- al terms. No experience needed. Write for ct'' tailadelphla. 46 w4w
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QUE CLUBBING RATES
Leaa.ng Hswspapefs ae Reduce priees when Taken wlth the semi
 weehly Graphic.

The &lce-a-week GRAPHIC has made arrangemcrts with hcleading uews spapefs of ;he country whereby 1t ean secure tslem for its subscribers ut greatly reduced prices. The list appears below. the price named be Ing for Inc twiee-a-Week GnAPHW and the newspaper mentioned both f0f one year
 The twicp-a-week GRAPHIC and the: Ghriee-a-W eek New York World. 206 Weekly Commercial Appeal.....,.Sl, ,Io Farm GWs............... 68 Home ard Farm..............+.. t.f3 tar.n Journal .................... ...... l60 feX9s Farm and Eanch.............. 266 Weekly Courier Journal............. 2.33 New ' oIk Daily Advcrtiscr........ 3.e0 omaHkind ................... 90 A1laBta Cunetiuutiou............-.,.. 200
 Ih the above list are free silver. sound money Republican, Democrat ic, farm and household publications, and every one can find a paper te suit him. The Farm News, Farm Journal and Homankihd are pub- lished monthly; the Home and Farm twice q month: Commercial Appeal, Farm and Ranch, CoUrier-J Journel, and Atlanta Constitution, Weekly: New York World, three times a week; and the New York Advertiser daily including sunday.
 Parties shenld avail themselves of these prices ot once. as they are sub- iect to change at any time
 Select yourpaper, send the amount stated above, and your will receive the paper selected and the twice-a- week GRAPHIC for one year
 Wtt SEMI-WEEKLY GRAPHIC.
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DIR. J. B. BROOKS

late physician in charge Of the Neeley Institute at Hot Springs. Ark, and the Tri-Elixira Remedy Co., Memphis, has opened at Lot springs private institute for the treatEeat of the
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1Lh aaY of Aneust. ISM.

expose for sale to the highest bidder, on il credit Of foat months, ali the title of the shid j. E. Joyce and Anna Joyce in and to the fol- lowing lands. situated within the State of Arkansas, and more particularly described as follows; t0Wit:
 In Jefferson eounty--The northwest qnurt- CT of the southeast quarter, of section 5. township T, south range vest
 The purchaser ar purchasers will be reqaif ed to give their note with approved surctios, payable in four months, with six per cont Interest from date, and q lien will be retained alpOn the lands sold as further security for purchase money
 GEORGE HANDIEBAUM. : 4w Receiver.
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C. N0SS sS BRO,
 Reisae EslEa A' A A..I-

PEICES-s5l lb cans, S12 50; S250 st.21 and 5ae it naek3EC. Largest are Chegnest. Mall orders receive prompt attenri0u
 eh9 sta TIP For fiogulaSy, sa a4 page paper ca SW1ne. tAHHtian this papeH1 Jos HAAS. F,s~ Indianapolis Ind 6m MI
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Keeeivers sale.

! N obedience to directions contained in tue ! decretal order of the Chancery court or Pulaski county, duly entered of record. In q cause wherein T. Ii. Buach was plaintiff, and j. E, Joyce and Anna Joyce, composing the firm of ]. |. Joyce X Co., were defendants. the undersigned will at the east front door of the court house, in the city of Little nook,
The herald., 1897-10-23
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, Oct. 22.-The Boston CONNER
cal Bulletin will say tomorrow of the wool
market:
The sales of wool are smaller than for
many weeks yet thanks to the now re-
stricted supplies. the market is extremely
steady. Manufacturers are well sold up.
The employees in most of the great Rhode
Island mills and even some of those in New
Hampshire, which suffered most severely
from the depression, are on December 1st
to have Christmas present of the full
wage schedule In force before March, 1898.
The sales of the week are 1905. 900 pounds
domestic and 1,476,0O0 pounds foreign,
against 33S4000 pounds of domestic and
!, ,4lOO 900 pounds foreign last week. and 81
III 900 pounds domestic and 1856, 900 pounds
foreign for the same week last year. The
sales to date show an increase of SO, 602, 900
pounds domestic and lis, ,4S0. 800 pounds for
egn from the sales to the same date in
1896 The receipts to date show an increase
of 12506S bales domestic and 3S2.S47 foreign.
The herald., 1897-10-23

ions, 1.O0@1.15 pickle onions. rs per cen
tall cucumbers, 25Q40; garlic, 2@21s; green
peas. 24S string beans, 1G1N; bay squash
65GIS5 per box; tomat toes. 40G65; green corn.
=; chile green peppers, 25G40 per box;
egg plant 30d50; green okra, 4Od6O.
Fresh Fruits-Choice apples, 60a75: COM
mon apples, $4,000; strawberries, 250@S.0O;
blackberries, -; raspberries, S.50TJ4.50
huckleberries, SG5 per lb.; cranberries.
s.001S.5O per bbl.: cantaloupes. 50d75 crate;
nutmegs 2Od40 per box; figs. double lay
ers. black, SOa40; Fontainbleau and sweet
water grapes, 204S0 per box; Muscats, %
@35; black, 2OQ3O; Tokay. 25Q30; Isabella,
4Od5O; peaches, 40G65 per box; pears, fancy
1OO01.5 plums 25tl40 per box pomegran'
ates, 40@60 per small box.
Citrus Fruits-Valencia oranges. 1.50G3o(
per box; Mexican lines. 2.50@3.50; common
California lemons, 1.004200; choice do, 81. 80.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 1.O0Q2.00 per
bunch: pineapples, 2.00q4.eo
Dried Fruits new crop)--Apricots car
,ots. 5I61a per ID. for Royals. 7QS1z for
Moorparks: prunes, 4 sizes, 2S4@4A; black
fips iobbing, 2a2ls: raisins 3la for two
crown. Az for three-crown. 5h for four
crown and lis for London layers; peaches.
5lhG7: nectarines. 5@6. Apples-Evaporat-
ed 5ibd6; sun dried. S@3h. Pears-5Ql5h
for halves and 61a@7 for quarters. Plums-
Pitted. 4a41s; unpitted, 1@1h. Prunes-2l4
09s,. NectarinesAQ5. Figs-Choice white,
8; black. A.
Nuts-California walnuts, 7@S for hard
shell. 9a1O for soft and paper shell; Cali
fornia almonds, 6GI7 for soft SHE'LL 3u4 for
hard shell, 9@1O for paper shell; peanuts,
for California and 5 for eastern.
Raisns told crop)-In sacks or 5O-lb
boxes, four-crown, loose. 4Qo three
crown, 31aQ4 two-crown. 2%Q3A; seedless
Sultanas, 5GI51a; seedless Muscatels, 4Q4h;
in 2O-fb boxes, three-crown London layers,
O0l1. is; clusters. 1.15@125; Dehesa clus-
ters, 1.75@2 90; Imperial clusters. 2.00q225.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 2S; second,
95@26; fancy dairy, 23GA; second. 2OQ22;
pickled, 2om22; firkin. 1898.
Cheese-New, 12@12R old cheese. 91a@
II; California cream cheddar, II; Young
American, 12G13; eastern, 12@14; western,
12@13.
Eggs-Store, 1926; ranch, 3e@3s; eastern.
15622 duck. 90.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers, 1904; turkey
hens. 121sd14 old roosters. 3.5oa4 young
roosters. 2.5o13.50; small broilers, 15Oa2.50;
large broilers, 1.5o@2.50; fryers, 2.5O@2.75;
hens, S.OOd5OO; ducks. 3.50d4.50; ducks. old,
S.Ooa3.5O: geese, 1.25@1.5O; goslings, 1.25G
1.5O; pigeons, 75@1.00
Honey-Comb, 10 for bright and 6@e
for other grades: water white extracted.
41hG4a4; light amber. 3lsQ4: beeswax. 23Q
"a per ID.
The herald., 1897-10-23
Mortgages

There were is mortgages filed yesterday,
amounting to s21,sO0. The following list
gives the particulars of those for $1,000 and
over:
Rufus Toon ct al to Frank Tuohey-Lots
and Is, block Z, Urmston tract: 8 years,
II per cent; $1,000.
Alfred Ottaway ct al to J. Sayles Brown
Lot 154, Westlake Park tract, 3 years, II
per cent; S2SOO.
Samuel p. Maclean. known as S. P Mac
lean to ]. Wesley Wilson-Lots / to 5. S,
P. Maclean's subdivision; years, 10 per
cent; $1,000
VIII e. Chaplin ct al to w. f. De Groot--
Lot l. block N, Mob Fill tract: Feb. |. '9S.
and ! year. II per cent: $3.50 $3.50: 5000.
s. w. Anderson to Ellen j. Hixou--Lots
and 4. block F, Hays tract; year per
cent; $1,000.
Lorinda Passmore to Godfrey Hargitt-
Lot 4. block 2, Fairvew tract; years. 10
per cent $500.
A. Z. Ratliff ct al to Helen L. Keith
Lot 1, same subdivision. 3 years, 10 per
cent; s12oO
u. B. West et al to Commercial Bank of
Santa Ana-Lots a, 81, 55. 50 and part 60
Monte Vista tract: years. s per cent: $780,
Frank E. Burnham t. al to Mutual Build
,ng and Loan association of Pasadena
Lot 10 and part of lot 2. block T. A. Nindes
subdivision Of lots and 8, block c., Sar Pas
quail tract. years. Is per cent sl200
Louis A. Stahl ct al to Security Savings
bank-Lots and I. Deitz Adams Street
tract; Oct a. '9S: 10 per cent; $1,000