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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-11
Hog Saiss
: cal Grain and Produce Market.

Below find sales as made yesterday
by sample on the Wichita Board OF
Trade basis. delivered Missouri river. 10
get price + O. b. your station, deduct
Ssneas CITY rate from your station:
Wheaf-No. . hard. &c; No. J hard, 20
one; No. hard. c7G6Sc; rejected hard
O Ssorn--No. mixed. 4Slsc; No. mixed.
xsILc. No. 1 mixed. 45c: No. white. sc;
No. white. soc; no grade. SSgSNc:
Oats-No . mixed. Sc; No. mixed. sc
seconds, &C
a. carload lots. delivered 10 all southern
Kansas points: delivered same. bran,
75c; shorts. S5C; corn chop. Sl-v0.
Hav-Aifalfa. No. /. $50; No :, $50;
praiTfe. loose No. l. $500; No !2-S'
bsIed No. l. $50; No. :. $3.50; No. ) SS-S-
Seeds-Kafir corn. per bu-- =. -sc; cane
- 5er bn-. SsJ9S5c: fax seed. per bu-.
e. Co: nillet seed. per bu-, S9a45
Piants-Cabbage. per box. soc; tomatoes
Per box. 80" ,-s,s.
Eggs-Subject 10 candlins' hIsts' ~
seconds. Sc.
Po,iItry-Hens. 6lzc: spring broIc-s, II
20 his i2c: turkey hens. C; toms, / lbs
ed over &c: geese, fun feather &C. uucAs'
full feather, &C
Qualifications. bu-. N-vo- popcof n
100 lbs. 81; turnips, per ou-, sc rhuoAto'
ner 10. l-@Cr spinach - 49,
ner H.. Sc: spring. onions. per DOZEN &c
new potatoes. per bu-. Soc; apples pei
bu.. 81 90, raspberries. per crate. >; plac 'N
barr;es ver crate. Sf.15-- 200; caunuo"sf
,,sr IN s.: wax beans, per hu-. = SO
egetables-(Jobbers' price 10 ua Srel--
Oranges. Mediterranean sweets, ~ =,
,ernor,s per box. 500. 80; carnage 10
g. strained honey. per ID. 9--'1zc' rne-
narb. per ID. 2lzc; -walnuts. per 10. lSe
1axc; almonds. ISc; Brazils. @e; peo ans
vs.. cheese. fat. lac; brick, lac; nm
h,srrer lac: y. A.. lsc; Wisconsin &c
Kansas. nc: bananas. per 10. &C. new
Texas potatoes. Per bu-, Sl-eS' water i'ei-
ons per doz.. Ss.50- 400 -
wool-Iight bright mediuic. i51Ioc'
as-k and heavy medium, l2slae' heavy
f3ae, sa1lc; bury sesc G.,
,erners, union a SIC, Is sec, chestnut oak
3 ssc, A SIC; pure oak, SAC, sS Sats9s.
toat9e: sole leather. slaughter Seas-ci
ooak sole s5dS6c per side :.
E!des-G. s, and rounds 'c' e a
aide brands, sssc; do under 3 lbs-' S1.e' &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-11
BULLS STILL
RULE GRAIN
Wheat Is Up More Than a Half
Cent
CORN Is SHADE LOWER
Provisions Continue to Slump
on Hog Receipts
CORN is SHADE LOWER

Chicago, July I0.-The wheat market ex-
hibited considerable strength again today.
the September option closing sc higher
September corn closed shade lower,
oats were up isdzc. ~ provisions were
unchanged TO 7iz0l0c lower
Cables failed TO respond TO the advance
in the price OF wheat yesterday and this
fact. together with the favorable weather
conditions. caused an easier tone AT the
start September being unchanged 10 re
lower, at 1S5. usS-sc. Prospects OF a bull
ish government crop report Was the pTiu-
ctpal factor throughout the session and
the buying WIS Of good character the
entire day. There was a fair outside
demand and s.. Louis and the northwest
We're both firm. which helped prices here.
After selling up 20 Isi.c FOR SeTtembes
there was "A reaction on reaAzlng safes,
but crop damage reports continued 20
come in and pTices held strong The
close was n higher. at &c. Cle4rsnct
OF wheat and -four were equal 20 ls-.lt
bushels Primary receipts were 5is 60
bushels. against 5sQse bushels year
ago. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
receipts Of IA cars. which. with local
receipts Of j. cars OF contract grade
made total receipts FOR the three points
OF Isl cars against 81 cars year ago
Corn Was helped some carry - lhe
strength IN wheat but the market Was
again undecedided and the UNDERGONE We
easier. Tie close was about steady T-itn
September n shade lower, at 5lasE5l -.
after ranging between 5issc arc s-.sc
Local receipts were 81 cars. with = q
contract grade
Oats ruled quiet and tho market vas
governed largely Or The action q whclt
me close was nrm. with september ~ sc
higher. AT so 80. after selling hetzef %
$40 anu 35is 495isc Local receipts were
lis cars.
LIBERAL receipts II hogs and lower prices
at the yards started pToviEis~ prices in
a downward direction, and WITH urac-
ticaliy no support the market failed 20
rally from the opening wea knees Trad
ing was light and without feature ST.
teruher pork closed r. lower. ~ s. 81.
September lard was -54nI0c lower at
Us and rihs were uuchg aged 80 81 =
Estimated receipts for t0-noTTo7
Wheat o. cars. corn - cars. ogfs. -
cars. hoEs 1879 head
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BASE BALL.
National Leaque.

CINCINNATI. G. BOSTON. 8
Cincinnati July 50 Cincinnati t00k ths
last game Of the series from Boston to-
day. making IL four out 81 the ave gafuss
played The contest was very exciting.
kttendance. ss9 Score. RHE
Cincinnati ....-....--i 2 09 - y l
Boston ..........se Gl6o1 ISIS
Batteries. Harper ADD Pcitz. Pratt and
Moran
ST. LOUIS 4. SEw YORK. :
ST Louis IJlly lo-Thc locals won a
ten-inning gafe from the New foFka to-
day by a score % 20 3 Pitcher Arf ar
land let the visitors down with SIX ht;s.
Attendant. sO9 score RH y
81 i.oSsls l0a0ooo00f-s 4
New York ........i . q q . q
Batteries: Mcfarland ard % Seilis
McGinnity and BoEsrmag.
CHICAGO. =. PHILADELPHIA.
Chicago July I0-ChicaEo today Won
the last game ~ fhr ssfiae hF hunrhiflG
ten hits 10 three ianingn AMER the frss
Menefes pitched IN Gre form Atterdsncs.
/ - sore. HH9
Chicago ..-.-----...-1 D q p = -
Philadelphia .-...... ? q Q p 3 " % o.
Batteries. Menyfee ard King. Duggis-
by and thinner
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HOG MARKET
WAS LOWER
Supply Was Small and Every
thing Soon Sold
TOP PRICE WAS $535
Buyers VIII Want More Hogs
Next " eek
TOP PRICE WAS S5.35

Tn hog market was lower again yes
terday. The sales mere showed decline
OF . TO ~ cents. The supply vas light
and the buyers took them as fast as they
were offered. Dold was N the market,
a liberal buyer. and Morell ives strong
bidder for light hogs Cr,dahy has about
finished mis- Improvements ana hc Is eN-
pected 10 be on the n1alkct again on Non
day There is not much probability tnat
receipts will be very large next week
and the competition VIII insure good
prices 10 sellers.
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American League.

SEw YORK. 3. ST LOUIS. J.
Neee Tnrk fulF 90 New rork won To-
days game from - Louis - ucfentsno
haffing in TIE fourth inning ~ 80. sofs
would have been ahuf auf hflf Tor = fafrl->
be ~ Dsri- % the first innlns Atf-se.
Nv Yogs bsazoooB.s
Fl louis .-.. Ia6BnBe o.
Bstfe--s- Wolfe rid Herifis Pa~si
and Eanoe
DETROIT. 10. wAEIINOToN. e.
hfaelia atcr. Jolly F-A .aItHEfrte DIS
were rof buuchea as wr aH bFtrott
fGsiav and IL hsavr anf firHfiT tafunx
- DonoFan gare TIE atprs ihs gan
Atlerlancf. 49, ecfe
refrei. aaaefsf7l-fs IS
Ha-f ne Orfn ans Kiftrs3zs. D9no-
vas Itlelow esd Acfsairr.
enc AGO. p. sosTOE.
rs1afra falF 81 -f-hfeaR1 took TFos
Fesnsr - ~ nesrs team fe-isy naffirf
Huxssr ogf af fhr hoE ln me Sra -
ainr glhfln Eas 4lsr Eit bard. tuf Wlits
fr-Sauee "a sceFs ~ =
Boefoa .............. zee aao9
rflCaEa ..-... 90 sat Is
Hssferrer ffagffs CfaerfF arf EfRhls
Wnif~ ard siafferr
CLEVELAND z. PHILADELPHIA 4
pa sesiptia tslT k-lnfrri0r NoFs e
the aat vas fta ca0He - ttf esffaf y
-T~se b. .7-er-err - fhs iste - Dee
nasfy Hearsn Nsnaser &aesH .
to- usfG Der 30 Us % ftr -
Anseiee tear AtFr1fsafe ffh
clev.sas .--....e eaashae
Bsttertes 1e-z aa1 sr.eft. C-ssiTK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-11
DRY GOODS MARKET.

Nez YORK Jrlr g. editions 81 o.
goasds are practically GrrsrcFsf Nik
--r-~Narre ~aa+-frf~f g. zrufsf Fssl Ire
-re-te EuFarr haze fee- s1srff1 ~
tire heat ard ESQ - tEf n0set go ra
fffscr g fre raH eoftun nEzrsFt $40 -
.1 f-s- hsrta ~ 80 larneff Eafifee re
axhf. hzt 20 ~ -la;lon L. .nlaiEe5 e.
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ST. IOSeph.

ST. Joseph, July 10.-CattIe-Re Receipts. 40
.a SS %: cows "a and heifeTs. sisSa4f6:
stockers and feeders S3.00Q410.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Market 5ql0c
lower. Light, S5.35d5.50; medium and
Sheep-Receipts, 15s Market steady.
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closed as follows.
Butter-Easier. Creamery. lSg2oc: dali
Eggs-F1rm. I3qI4fc
Cheese-IOG1lisc
Kansas City.
Kansas CITY July i0.-C1ose. Wheat
July. TOl.c: September. Ss@sc; cash. No. :
hard 7Il.H77c: No hard. 6Sizfi &c, No.
hard 81. Csc; rejected hard. CO tzlsc
No. ? red. T2ff52S.c No. red. 7o07Zc. Re
ceipts OF wheat. 50 cars.
Br4n-soc; shorts, sSQSc.
Corn-July. $50 4s&sc September Sss
G<7I.c. cash No mived. <sn<y17c. No,
white 5ld5li4c: No. 8 white, 5olJJ1xc-
Reno. .. sic.
Hay-Cholce timothy. slI.5e: choice prai-
ButteT~cfeamery. l7a1sc; fancy dairy.
I6c.
Egg-Fresh. &c
ST. Louis.
St Louis. July 1o.-Close. WHEAT
Higher No. red, cash. elevator. -
truck. S0izgsll<c. July. SIC. septsmler,
7sa.c
Corn-Lower No. :. cash. So; track.
ssd5e. July. sc. September, Nssnse'sc
OatE-L0wer Nc. 2 cash. sl14c. track.
= lbs c. September. 5fsc' No. ? white
Rye-Firmer. 5oi4e
New York.
New York July I0.-N heat-Receipts,
Is SO bushels. Market generally firm ms
morning on the combined influence -
rensw We'd Erop damage talk and prospect
for a hllsn government report g
ternbrr aZi4a 81 December ~ 1e(s
Butter Receipts - - packages MAJ
ket Irregular State dairy. lsizff-9N
creamery. i6isa 4izC
Cheese Receipts 9gs5 package Mar.
bet easy State fur cresr. fancy iarEs
O nd small colorcd and white. loc
EeEs-Receipts. 8sS pa kaseH- 1arsei
unsettled Western seconds 10 extras,
1s11sF-c
Sugar Raw. steady. Fair refining. p.
Centrifugal - test 3irQ5 s-lec ruotsssr'
sugar. 81. 0e7.C Refined steady frlThed
+. 5or- powdered 500 granglated. DC
CsHee-sluiet No. Z Rio. 5i<c
sses-1Suiet.
p1ultTy-AIiye STEADY Western sPrin Z
chickens 1sr. fowls l2c. Turkeys. y
Dressed frrn. Western nruGlers, iec
f1ris 1itsc. TURKEYS 10 IT,
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BANK CLEARINdS

New York July lo.-The following table
compiled by BrGdstreet. shows the bank
clearings al the principal cities for the
week ended July = with the percenta e
Of increase and decrease as compared
with the corresponding week last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-11

balances paid in cash.
Mot included in totals because con-
tainlng other items than clearings.
Not included in totals because OF no
cCmparison for last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-11

49, os8s. sslY is-Af fe-s4F's s1sssss
q 49, ssfseaas g-rssssgs~rass intsa -
- fsEortE q ss-asrs sea9 ssaHss -
uasea = - h s.<su..s4 z2sss 1a4sssa-fs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-11
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Ckic=ac


Chicago. July o.-Csttle-Receipts. 25eo.
70 l0c lower Good 70 prime steers. ts.vl
ere and feeders. f-.5@ls 50. COWS. Sl-Setl
. -. bulls. = &Gs O.. calves. $2Sfs O.;
Texas fed steers. s. S9475.
aogs-Receipts today, ZI.eo; tomorrow,
10 30. left over, 5eo. Market 1oC lower.
closed dun. Mixed and butchers. S5.SS1
SIS; good 20 choice heavy. S5-5lfl5.eo
rough heavy. Sl59549. light. $5.J@ll5-S0
bulk Of sales. & s5l5-55
ep-Receipts. 4.ooo. Sheep steady;
lambs lower. Good 20 choice wstherS.
3. 80 90; fair 70 choice uaived. Sessl3- 81:
western sheep. S2-5sdS-75; native lambs,
sS.esaSoo.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. July l0-Catle-Receipt
l:19 natives. 90 Texans. calves. - na-
lives. - Texans. Market active and firm
10 higher. Choice export and dressed
a %. stockeTs and feeders Sc e9S4 6,
Texas and Indian steers. s. -srs5 -. Texas
cows. Sl-1Sg2.e0, native COWS, 1895 80;
native helferS s S0E47o. Gamers. s. .11s1
? =; bulls. S11S1S-SS; calves. g .ssGSes.
Hog-RecsipIs soca Market opened
5al0C lower. closed leSlSc on Top. s5-s9:
bulk % sales. s. 41fS. 45. heavy. s. SSfsS g;
mixed packers. SS-s5elS. -. light $50 g;
workers. SS-SoG5.63; pigs. S5.{eEES 81
Sheep-ReceiPts. To-. Market active and
steady. Native lambs s. ec5s ~ western
lambs. Se0aS5; fed ewes S.oos4 -:
Texas clipped yesriings. $ 3SI5.5; Texas
clipped sheep S-o1dS3o; stOckers aud
feeders. S.sos49A
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WOOL sEEKET.

- fnfs zsr @ts -ef-teflssA
lsgsA aa~ usesae. ss E~ -
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CASH Quotations
Cash Quotations were 80 fsli1Ts-
Ezca--S-eadr- -
" hsl--,sc- ErTi-E 80 taEf - d. -
81 ~. rrG E-sEsssr
Corn. G. : size 40 ? yeIoE, A--se
6S.s-No. :. -. No shi;s. 81. -
3 whife slzafi
choice mating s.gaar
Flzx seed-So. = ssc- 80 1eTt1 Essst-
err 3 ~
-1-c-hr Saed-F'rirzE- 3 q
- 49, -s1rE -sr at5 tt7sa
AZ ls-1 Fe- 80 laE : 80 - shaT-
-gfsx ssHes gn-set 3 erf Eatr1
shoulder tkaxes-5- s. SIS secTf H4-@T
sstes fh1zar5 = -ssz-s-
ThLsEev-Ezasia q 1tr1 E41&s -
f-rore--Cg-rracz grade. s. &c
---z aN-rs gFsrpXES-g
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-11

Totals. L. :. ......-. 81 977. san 10 e.
Outside New York. 7S. 63S as q.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-02-26

and mel of sw} sec 10, tip 5 n, r39 e b M.
United States by Grover Cleveland
Pres, to Ephriam Kicks nw4 sec 81, tp
6 n, + 40 e b M.
Warranty Deed.
Della Middleton to Edgar E Carey
lots 4 and ) block "a st. Anthony. Con
5000.
Frank w Ross to A NJ Hudson lot 4
block - st. Anthony. Con. $75.
A M Hudson and c Y Ashcraft to A
II Hudson lot 3 block ID st. Anthony.
Con 81.
A NJ Hudson and Ashcraft to c
y Ashcraft lots l and 9 block 10 st.
Anthony, Con. 81.
Ephriam Kicks to 7 E Kicks nw} sec
q, tip 6 n, r 40 e b IN. Con $3.50.
Quitclaim Deed.
John FJensen to John Hegsted NJ of
sci sec !, tp On, 7 40 e b m. Con $3.50.
Warranty Deed.
Mary Anderson to Peter j Nelson 81
acres in sec 10, tip IN, 80 e b III.
Feb. 10. Quitclaim Deed.
G Peterson to R G Craighead, all
right and title to 81 shares of water in
Conant Creek Canal. Con 1910.
Warranty Deed.
S w Clements to j w Clements nj of
mel sec21, tp 6 n, T 80 e b NJ. Con 81.
Feb. 81. Warranty Deed.
R Livingston to Oregon Mortgage Co
net sec 25, tp 4 II, r39 e b m. Con $3.50.
Oregon Mortgage Co to VIM M San
ders mel sec 25, tp 4 n, T. 80 e b m. Con
1880.
Olaf S Anderson to George Sharp swl
of sci sec %, tip 5 mr. 80 e b m. Con
$500.
Robert Watson to V S and S V Raw
mond el of nw4 and lots 1 and . sec 81,
tip 5 n, r3S e b IN.
Feb. q. Patent.
United States by Grover Cleveland to
Elenor Stockham mel sec 80, tp 4 n. + 80
e b m.
Warranty Deed.
waiter u Paul to Samuel Adams ne
! OF nw4 sec Is, tip 6 n, L 40 e b m. Con
! 5000.
WalterG Paul to J RClaye net of NV
/ sec Is, tp q n, + 40 e b m. Con SAT-.
John r Claye to Samuel Adams 20
acres in nw4 sec Is, tip 6 n, r 40 e b m.
Con. 5000.
Patent.
United States by Theodore Roosevelt
to Leander johnson ne4 sec 8. tp 7 n. T.
Al e b m.
Warranty Deed.
Charles g Lloyd to j A Henricks 10
rods and IA feet by 49, feet in lot 1 blk
80 Rexburg. Con $1,000.
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Daily Transfers.
Feb. II. Warranty Deed.

Feb. II. Warranty Deed.
Layman Taylor to VIM. B. Wardle,
2 acres in NJ of mel of sec 80, tip 4 a, IS
e b IN. Consideration $50.
Feb IL. Warranty Deed.
Probate Judge of Bingham Co. to
Clark and H~oughton, lot I Of block 4
MILFORD. Con. $40.
Quitclaim Deed.
w. C. Mattison to John L Hancock,
water right Of 4 cubic feet per second of
the waters of Texas Slough.
Feb. -. Warranty Deed.
H. S. Jackson to St Anthony B. q NJ.
Co., lots | and >, block 6 south st. An
thony. Con. $500.
John Q Adams TO John Barlner, lot
81, block %, Market Lake. Con, $40.
Geo. F. Webster to Samuel Chad
burn, 30 acres in nw4 of sw4, sec 2o, tip
4 n. 3S e b N.
Deed of Transfer.
G. D. Vail to Thos. H. Hodgins, all
right, title and interest in the St. An
thony Water and Electric Light plant.
Con. $1,000.
Feb, IA. Patent.
United States by Theodore Roosevelt.
Pres, to Robert +. Weeks, swl of nw4
and n of sw of sec. 8, tip 4, T. 40 G b IN.
Warranty Deed.
Martha Jones to William w. Edging-
ton, L. % acres in lot l of sec 5, tp , n,
I Al e b M. Con. 81.
Probate Judge of Fremont county to
Rosena Beiri, lot 3, block Al, Rexburg.
Con. So.
Curtis Crenshaw to Hyrum Edwards,
lots -, block 4, Labelle. Con. 1926.
Feb. IA. Patent.
United States by Theodore Roosevelt.
Pres. to Zachary T. Clay, sw4 of sci,
sec 80, and lots 1 and 2 of sec 5, all in
tip 4 n, 40 e b m.
Warranty Deed.
James w. Webster to O. E. Peterson,
AZ by 20 rods in lot 2, block /, Rexburg,
Rigby AID. Con. 5000.
Thos. E. Kicks to o. e. Peterson, 81
Of lot 3. block AZ, Rexburg. Con. $3.50.
w. w. Hoops to w. w. Youmans.
lots II, - and W of 10 in block 81. st.
Anthony, Con. 1925.
A. D. Miller ST.. to A. d. Miller ,Jr.,
nwl of sec 30, tip 8 n, r 40 e b IN. Con.
S., 500.
Patent.
United States by Grover Cleveland.
Pres, to Sarah A. Barnes, 81 of ser of
sec 30, tip 6 n, I 30, e b III.
Warranty Deed.
Geo. Briggs to Geo. Briggs Bishop.
ST of lot 4, block %, Lyman. Con. 5000.
John Q. Adams TO John L. Whitlatch.
lot ~, block %, Market Lake. Con. S11.
Thos }. Brown to VIM. H. Hatha-
way, lot ) in sec Is and lots /, . and 4
sec 10, tip s n, + AZ e b m. Con $500.
Geo Briggs to Geo. Briggs Bishop.
lot 3, block 1, Laynan. Con. 81.
Feb. IS. Quitclaim Deed.
M~arysville Canal Co. by J Ii Brady
Pres. TO Eli Harris, all interest in mel
sec I, tp s n, 7 43 G b IN.
Patent.
United States by VIM Mckinley Pres.
to Mary Anderson, 81 of mel nw3 of sci
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-02-26
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United States for
Inc Idaho district. of Idaho; in bankruntcy.
In the Matter of Joseph
M. Lee, lin Bankruntcv
Bankrupt.
10 the creditors of Joseph NJ. Lee of St. An
tnonp, IA the county of Fremont, and district
aforesaid, Il bankrupt notice is hereby given
mat on the 9th day of February, 1903, the said
Joseph NJ, Lee was duly adjudicated bankrupt
ana mat me 1rst meeting of his creditors will
be held at the Office of King 4 Nillsans in 81
anthony, Idaho, on the 2sth day of February.
l9O3, at O'Clock IN the afternoon. at which time
we SAID creditors may attend, prove their claims
and transact such other business as NAV prop
erly come before said meeting.
w. ID. WILLIAMS,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
February IL. 1903.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-02-26

plaintiffs,
Montana Loan and ooMMoNS
Saving Union, Il
Corporation
Defendant
The State of Idaho sends Erecting:
To Montana Loan and Saving Union. n Cor
poration, defendants
You are hereby and required to ap-
pear in an action brought against YOU by the
atoye named pla!ntiifs in the district court of
the fifth judicial district of the State of Idaho.
in and for the County of Fremont, and to ans.
exclusive of the day of service) after the ser.
vice on you of this if served within
this County; or if served out of this county. but
in this district, within twenty days: or if served
elsewhere, within Forty days.
The said action is brought to quit title and
remove a clause therefrom TO the following de
scribed property owned by plaintiffs in fee 10
wit: BE ginning at the n G corner of lot / block
81; thence running west 3a rods: thence s0uth
~ rods; thence east 49, rods; thence north 10
rous TO pace OF beginning in the town of Rex
burg, County of Fremont, State of Idaho as do
scribed in the official plat now of record in said
county, py requiring defendants to deliver up TO
be cancelled and satisfied of record a certain
mortgage made By plaintiffs to the National
Loan ana Savings Union, a corporation. on July
| lo92, anu now OF record in Fremont county.
state OF Idaho. That said mortgage has been
paid in full; that defendant has been requested
10 cancel said mortgage but refused to do so
Al OF whlch VIII more FULLY appear in the com
plalnl on lille in my office 10 which references is
hereby made.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear anu answer the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintiffs will apply for the
relief demanded in the complaint on file herein
and costs of this action.
Witness my hand and the seal
SEAL OF the District court OF the Fifth
s--.t judicial District of the State of
Idaho, IN and for the County Of
Fremont, this 18th day of February, 1903.
VICTOR HEGSTED,
~ iiHSsG Dldluweli. deputy. Clerk.
King Millsaps, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-02-26
Writ of Attachment.
Warrant Call.

Notice is hereby given that there is money in
me treasury TO pay the following described
Fremont county warrants. viz:
Road fund $. >. ia tn 10
Bridge fl nd =. ~ n "a =.
Bounty fund t" n to so
IL tne above described warrants are not nre-
se",,9 ior payment With nten days from date
Oh ihlS notice, interest will then cease,
Lee :. Borrows,
=, ,nna. County Treasurer.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-02-26

For sale cheap at Egin, a store and
stock of goods, with necessary buildings.
Fruit trees on place. First class loca-
ton. Inquire of A. Anderson at Egin,
Fremont county, Idaho. t43
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-02-26

Salt pork is a famous old
fashioned remedy for con-
sumption. Eat plenty of
pork, was the advice to the
consumptlve 50 and 100
years ago.
Salt pork is good if a man
can stomach it. The idea
behind 1t is that fat is the
food the c%onsumptive needs
most.
SCOTS
ern method of feeding fat to
the consumptive. Pork is too
rough for sensitive stomachs.
SCOTS Emulsion is the most
refined of fats, especially
prepared for easy digestion.
Feeding him fat in this
way, which is often the only
way, is half the battle, but
SCOTS Emulsion does more
than that. There is some
thing about the combination
OF cod liver oil and hypophos-
phites in SCOTS Emulsion
that puts new life into the
weak parts and has a special
action on the diseased lungs.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-02-26

The house. committee on mer-
chant marine and fisheries by a
vote of 10 to Monday, refused
to report the ship subsidy bill,
thus .disposing of the matter so
far as this session is concerned.