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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-25
Die &rnpptidc spareinridtnma

9as Sparbureau Der Sirlna
&rupp in giien perfenoet cine Nad,.
meiilns iiber Die gntmiflung ser
Spareinridtung in Ser 3eit bonn /.
Ipril 1900 bis 81. M4r5 1909.
Sn ben 8eltimnntngen Der @inri6.
tung miro folgenoes gelagt.
u9ie ginri6tlng berltbt ouf BEN
@rtnoiaee Der 6reimiligfeit. Git
| Spargeloer meroen auf @ttrag bel
ben 2obrl- ODER @ebalts5ablungen IN
@b5ug gebra6t. Ser Minoeitbetroe
Der Spareinloge lit 1 Marf fir ois
14=tagige uno 2 Marf fir Die mo
natli6e 2obn- be5m. @eboltsja9-
lung, Der Soditbetrag 90 be5p. &c
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meroeu BET ser Stabtiiden Spar-
faiie @iien atf ben Namen Der Sir
ma fir Die Sparer binterleet. Nie
@erainiung erfolgt nit 5 8rosellt,
beitbeno aus ben 3inien Der StqO-
tiiden Sporfoile (5ur 3eit 4 8ru-
5ent) uno Dem 3ins5uiduB Der Sir
ma Cur 3eit 1 Broaent).
auBeroem iteGt Die Sirnra / @ro.
5ent Der geianmten Sparglttbabc,l
aajabrIid fir Sporpramien 3ur Ser
fiigung, Die i'm @ege ser 8erloo-
lung unter Ben Sparern CUR Ser
teilung fonlmen. Sn oen 8r4ntien-
fonos flieBt ferrer bic gnti6Goi.
gung, melAe Die Staotilde gpor-
faiie fir Die porldufige @ermaL-
tnng Ser Spargutboben an Die Sir
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ben 5ebil Sabren Don 1928 auf IL.
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Monatseebalt ~itebenoen, benusullgs-
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fommt, betrdgt 1860 Worf; mlS
ibr meroen 87S Greffer gebilnet,
uno 5par ie cine Bramie IN Ger
Sobe BON 500, 800 uno 100 Worf
uno oann 875 8ramien 81 je so
Warf. Die Sparprdmien meroe;l
BON Der 8irma IN ser Sobe BON I
8ro5ent Der Spargutbaben sur Ser
fiieung geiteat; ferner flieBt oenl
Bramienfonos Die Gntidaoigun9 gu,
tpel6e Die Stdotiihe Sparfaiie in
@iien fir Die porldufige &eriuaI-
tung Der Spargutbaben OIL Die SIR
ma 5ablt, uno Die in oieiem Sabre
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peroen on Die Sparer nod Mab=
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ipart mo auBeroem BON friiberen
Sabren 300 Marf gut bot, ninlmt
an Der &erlooiung NIT 16 2ooiell
tell. @on 100 Sparern erbielten
oiesmal ritno 7 8ro5ent Grdmien,
pGbreno Die 3obl Der @eminner boz
einigen Sabren 5 gro5ent uno oar
inter betrug.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-07
Confidential Beauty.

My dear Mrs. Angel, let me congratulate you
your beautiful and clear complexion. causing
you to have youthful appearance. l men
tion this fact abruptly because these two gen,
tlemen friends Of yours that just passed up the
avenue remarked they passed me. BY Jove'
isn't Mrs. A stylish: Such beautiful skin
her complexion Is perfect and she don't l"ok
over thirty: and more. but could hear
what IL This is pleasing To sex. rs
you know. give nv reward ty telling
me why and how Il Is hat is the secrct my
GEAR friend? We thu age. forty-one.
go you can easily understand why l am 50 inter
ested to know the secret Of your youthful love
Illness
you the dear good friend az NV life.
Clara. ladies do like admiration. especially
from those love, MAY be from the opposite
sexso for this biz Of pleasantly will give yol!
my secret. For seventeen years | have used Dr.
IT. Felix G;ourauds Oriental Cream. the greatest
Purifier and Iieautifer Of the skin In the word
the great Preventative Of those bi"mishes that
cause premature appearance OF age
Il cannot he surpassed when preparing for aft
crnonn or evening attire. it gives the com
pleHion youthful appearance. Oriental Cream
81 highly desirable when dancing bowling etc
heats the skin. giving I; greasy appearance as
II prevents this and renders soft pearIy white
ness Ia the COmpleyio
Read carefully the large announcement of Ort
eutal Cream in another column Of his paper and
secure your supply from your Druggist or De
partuput Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-07

evening wa spent in merry games, after
which refreshments We're served
The principal event was straw ride
given by The members OF the Ex We Ie
Club from this city to her home and
back. Among those present We're the
Misses Edna Boyd, Mabel Hamann, Irene
Frick, Ethel Pryor, Anna Sheridan, Irene
Made. Bell Station. Me SIS. Victor Jaeger
Ray Barrick, John Lesch, William BOYD.
Joseph Dawson, William Au. Fred Lake
Arthur Prick. Aloysius Stormont, Dorph
Shepherd and Norman Pryor. The party
was chaperoned by Mrs. Boyd and Miss
Dawson.
Miss Gladys Mayer returned to her
home on ) street Friday from several
weeks stay in Baltimore. where she was
The guest Of her aunt, Mrs. /. Meyers
Rev. Or. and Mrs. Abram Simon were
rendered reception Friday night in the
Vestry rooms OF the Temple by the La
dies Aux:liary Society in honor of Dr.
S!monS fifth anniversary rabbi Of the
Eighth Street Temple. Refreshments
were served during the evening "a number
Of young ladies assisting. The rooms We're
decorated in American flags. palms and
azaleas.
Ms. Abe Miller Of Baltimore is the
Weekend guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A Sig
mund Of the Blenheim.
Mrs a NJ Ffshel 2G14 Connecticut ave
nuc. and her house guest. Mrs Samuel
Fjshel OF Brooklyn. \. y, formerly Of
this city, will be at home TO their friends
today.
Mrs. Calvert Rosenthal ard daughter of
the kenesaw are on a visit with re,a-
lives in Baltimore.
The Mercantile Club gave "a card party
Thursday night which was Il most enjoy
able affair \ number Of tables We're de
voted 10 bridge and whist The bridge
Prize was won by Mrs. Max Fischer and
the whist prize by Mrs. Sigmund Kauf-
man
The Afternoon Embroidery Circle was
entertained this week at q luncheon by
Mrs. Joseph King at her home on Calvert
street.
Miss Hortense King was hostess al
matinee box party Yesterday in honor of
her birthday In the party We're Miss
H!lda King. Miss Ahbie King. Miss Nil
bred Minister Miss Margaret King Gil
Helen Fischer. Master Henry II. King
and Master Henry a. King After the
theaIef the party was entertained at The
home OF the hostess. 1924 sth street mort IL
west. when the young folks had a Jolly
time around an attractively laden table.
The Council Of Jewish Women will hold
interesting meeting Tuesday afternoon
at 30 O'Clock. when Miss ETA cob
leuz-r will read IN original paper Mrs
Albert Sanders viii give notes and com
meurs" and NJ = Vera Corey will con
tribute the music. which will be followed
by a social hour
Miss India J. Wright who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Ms r. Otis Howard at
the Cameron returned TO her home in
Norfolk, Va. Friday night.
Gen Arthur Murray will sail February
- For the Philippines by way of tn
Suez canal, for an inspection tour of The
islands. and Viii lie accompanied by Mrs
Murray and their daughters, Miss Muir
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MISS FLORA WILSON.

night, will be more OF a friendly than an
official party. The stay of the Tafts at
the White House for nearly tWenty-tOur
hours prior to The inau-uraticn is u com
Portable arrangement, and, white it up-ets
an old custom. is a commendabe change.
After their arrival here February - the
Tafts Will be NJ SIS Mabel Boardmans
guests until they go over 10 the White
House
The season is on the wane. and last
prefaces most of what IS being done
Last week was dun in the sense of gen
eral activity and apart from W hite House
affairs. The smartest gowns BEGIN 10
look Ike old friends and there were many
departures fer brief enjcyments of what
New York and other ties mad to offer
The withdrawal Of the Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks because of their mourn
ing curtails much entertaining that they
had in view well as planned IN their
honor.
Mss Flora Wilson who has been study
ing in Paris for the rast four years is
not letting the social HE Of the last days
II the present adminiSt ration deter her
from attention to her future career as Il
concert singer, owing to d trip 10 Ne"
York. Size was not present at the White
Hcuse Thursday night.
The MARRIAGE OF Miss Marjorie Kerr
Gilmour and Mr.. Crawford q. Allison will
take place at noon February 81 at the
brides home.
Mrs sidney haGflnan g! Inc SsieS
WAS hostess ffihaE lter}"oh "htn she
enter Ia .i-'i ., o'iu " =. "",tt"'i ="
bert Sgmund, Mrs. ~ Lieherman. Mrs.
Simon kann. Mrs. Sol NJ nsler. -
Edna Neyi, MIS- A. Sigmund, MIS-. Ger
son Nofdlinger. Mrs Simon Lyon and
Mrs. ;. Never. l)ur!n. Tie afternoon q
luncheon was served from ocdiiif uiA
appointed table having Tor q rte. p zee
surrounded with yellow SaJin rIpponS an"
festoons of SIN lax. At each end 81 the
table was s IVer canoieet'cA win :"
yeitow ana SILVER Shade-
Mr. JaG"h alelFrt OF Il s'Fte' ,tte'Et'1
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numbers were given on the piano by
Misses Virginia Hunter Bessie ofiley ana
Edna Boyd. Al late hour refreSnn" ntS
were served. after which the jolly crowd
danced the barn dance uatil midnight.
Those prese mt were Miss Elva McCar-
thy, Mr.. Joseph Dawson. MS Graz Ray
Mr.. Joseph Afford, Miss Virginia Hunter
Mr.. William Boyd. Miss Bessie O Riley.
sir. Michael Downey, Miss Irene Frick.
Mr.. tIpysius Stormont Mss Mabel Ha-
mann, Mr.. John LeSch, Miss Edna Boyd
Ar. Victor JAEGER. Miss Ethel Pryor, Mr.
William Air. Miss Fila Purcell Mr.
Charles O'Riley. Miss Frances McEnaney.
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Copyright. 1905. BY Henry Hut

Brown also assisted in entertaining the
guests.
Mrs. Young will remain another week in
Washington.
The Misses Edna and Emma Dawson
and their brother. Joseph Dawson. were
hosts last Thursday for the FIX We lie Club
and number o. their friends at their
home, 81 NJ street northwest The even
ing was passed in dancing, music and
gam S. Several vocal selections were Civ
eli by Misses Ella Purcell Mabel Hamann.
t1iva Mccarthy. MesSrS r. Barrick. V.
Jaeger. and AloysiE Stormont: musical
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@VHE last two White House events.
the congressional reception
Thursday and the dance Friday
night. were the most crowded
events of the winter there. At
the first ma AIMED there We're probably three
times as many women as men, and at the
latter the attendance was SO large that
the dancing space in the east room became
quite limited by the time the ball was In
full progress. Those in attendance at the
barracks hop Friday night had quite as
fine time. but they had TO date il more
than mile from the White House.
The army and navy reception will he
held Thursday. February IS. 1t always
ranks the most brilliant evening event
of each winter after the diplomatic re
ception, and VIII be doubly so this time
marking as ii Will the last official func-
ton of the Roosevelt administration. The
dinner which Will be 2iven by the Presi-
dent and Mrs Roosevelt to tho President
elect and Mrs. Taft March :. When the
latter VIII stay a the White House over
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Miss Viola Leterman and Mr.. Felix Let
erman of charlottesville Va, passed
through Washington Thursday en- route
to Baltimore to attend the tNenty-tIrSt
birthday celebration OF Mr. Harold Levi
At the Marlborough. which took place
Friday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-07

Mr.. Andrew Morris. Miss Regina Hcll-
mann, Mr. Arthur Prick. Miss Catharina
Carney. Mr.. Raymond Marolinney. Miss
Berthe Thorn. Mr.. Fred Lake, Miss Cath
crime Thompson. Mr.. Ray Barrick. Miss
Edna Dawson and Miss Emma Dawson.
Mrs. James Lansburgh. 25ll 18th street,
will be at home Monday. February ;.
The Cultus. one of Washington's exclu-
sive literary clubs. has issued cards for
an al home Tuesday. February g. 1909,
Continued ON Second Page.l
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wore a robe OF American beauty creme
meteor eIaborately trimmed with pearls
Mrs MulownyS costume was white chif-
fon embroidered in pink roses
Presiding at the coffee urn was Miss
Jean McLaurin, daughter OF Senator and
Hrs. McLaurin Mississippi who wore
most becoming gown of peacock blue
panne velvet with plumed picture hat to
match.
Mrs. Thomas OF Phila delpha Mrs
Clark, Miss Lillian Fay and Miss Mabel
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Miss Ella Gosltne of Toledo, Ohio, Is
guest Of her cousins. the Misses Fowler
of 2nth street. where she will remain until
after March 1, when she will leave for a
visit to Philadelphia and Pittsburg before
returning 10 her home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-07

The Rev and Mrs. George Calvert Car
ter of 1901 New Hampshire avenue VIII
not receive Tuesday next.
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\ valentine c0tillon will be given at
Chevy Chase Club Wednesday night by a
committee of army and navy officers.
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Mrs. Boyd. wife of Medical Director
Boyd. T.S.N. will give dance Wednes-
day night at Rauscher's for her daughter,
Mss Alice Boyd.
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4 party was given Miss Ethel Pryor in
honor Of her birthday hy hor Parents,
Mr.. and Mrs James Pryor. at their home
in Tuxedo Md. FRIDAY, January 40. The
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suhSCrintion dance to take place al
Rauscher's Monday evening, February -
Miss Celeste Goodman returned to town
Monday from a several weeks visit IN
Philadelphia.
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At the wedding of Miss Shelby Converse
and Mr.. Huntington Wolcott Jackson at
St Johns Church Thursday. February Is.
1t > o'clock. the bride will he attended
ny Miss Maud Converse as maid of honor
and the following bridesmaids: Mis- SIS Au-
GreE Townsend Sackett and Miss Joanna
Adele Morgan of New York, Miss Grace
Bell and Miss Olga Converse.
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8
a bridge party Thursday last and will en-
terrain again February 10, at O'Clock.
A valentine party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. TedroW of 18th
street, in honor of their daughter, Miss
Jeanette Tedrow The house was taste
fully decorated in red and white carna-
tons and ferns. Each guest was present
ed with cane decorated with red and
white satin hearts. Those invited were
Miss Else Allen. Miss Ruth Zellers. Miss
Lulu Day, Miss Esther Simpson, Miss
Florence Alexander, Miss Emily Little
page, Miss Edna May Miss Christine
Taylor. Miss Edna Obenchain. Miss
Marguerite Tcdrow, Miss Edna Ricketts,.
Mr. Frederick Eberly. Mr.. Alexander
Robson. Mr.. Curtice Lamson. Mr. Milton
Boucher Mr.. Wayand Stone, Mr. Ray
Mr. Arthur Guy. Mr.. Vincent Smith. Mr..
Mason Grasty and Mr.. Theodore How
ard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-07

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt will
lie dinner guests of the Secretary of the
Interior and Mrs. Garfield Tuesday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-07

Senator du Point will entertain today
and tomorrow night at dinner.
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ray and Mrs. Carolyn Murray, the latter
a debutante of this winter.
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/ trimmed and untrimmed ha

Trimmed Hats that sold $1,000 and SI2yoo for
Trimmed Hats that sold $500 for $500.
All Fine French Unmmed Hats sold
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The Danish minister and Countess
Moltke entertained at dinner last night
the French arnba ssaGOr and Nine. Jusse
rand Secretary and Mrs. Straus, Minister
and Nine Guide. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt, Mrs
Porter. Miss Oliver, Miss Morgan, Col
and Mrs. Cromwell, Mr.. c.. r. Simpkins
Mr.. Amaral and the Danish consul gen
eFdl in New York
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Continued ON Second Page.)
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New York.
Paris.

Drawers educed
and SIooa
nd FancyC ats
l anl up 3oo-now5o
10 Handler and Up
Fine
u O -ior
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Bargains galore!

Reductions in prices of wearables and dress acc
Odd lots-ends of lines and broken assortm whe
to light as the result of stock-taking.
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Gen. and Mrs. Humphreys had as dinner
guests last night Capt. and Mrs. Carpen-
ter Can't. and Mrs. Tucker DR.. and Mrs
j. F. Mitchell. NJ SIS Worthngton. Miss
Humphrey. Miss Helen Humphrey. DR..
Bailey, Lieut. DIETRICH Lieut. Sweet and
Capt. Humphrey.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-31
HUMILIATING TO IDAHO

humatng people Of Idaho that fortune of th
chief executive constantly subject Of inquiry
Mr. Brady rated the millionaire class and his fortune
cufnuaed irrigation enterprises One Charles W. Spaudng
Chicago entered suit against the few alleging
that Mr. Brady and others had conspred swnde him of the
property that became the basis of the governors wealth. and
widow bringing Chicago which she governor
of having joined the wreckng of the enterprise which he sube
queny bought pary and which has made him rated
millionaire Governor Brady Mr. SpauIding aside by
Spaudng of his banking
dauter and served time the Illinois penen-
tiar Spaudng unceremoniouy kicked
Idaho In the present by the widow who SO
ing the Spaudng bonds upon the property that she Mr.
Brady of wrecng and then buying sae the GOV
her claim aside alleging the wrong have been
md by Spaudng and that his skirts free he bought
the open market the property upon which the widow thought
had the security bond but that fact the bond fraudulent
The governor defendant the present the allegations
against him being merely incidental action accounting
agast company that receiver bankrupt
Spauding and which with Brady of having over
shadow of legality the securities upon which Spaudng
lost his fortune
may that the Governor entirely any wrong
ing this matter and may be only legally right
His record in civil irrigation county
clearly shows that he of sharp practice for in that
brought by number of farmers they secured verdict Brady
sharply criticised by the Judging from the Idaho
which will refer length in the future would appear
that Brady would have been taking possible
of conditions attending the wecage of the Spaudng for
and the attendant loss thousands of victims great profit
o Brady
In any it hmliatng the people of Idaho that such
ugly charges should be brought against the chief executive
of the
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-31
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the State of Idaho,
in and for the County of Ada.
Robbie E. Starcher, Plaintiff, VS..
Carl Starcher, Defendant.
The State of Idaho sends Greeting to
the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District
Court of the Third Judicial District,
State of Idaho, in and for the County
of Ada, and to answer the complaint
filed therein within twenty days (exclu-
sive of the day of service) after the ser
vice on you of this summons, if served
within this district; or if served out
of this district within forty days. The
said action is brought to recover a de-
cree of divorce dissolving the bonds of
matrimony now existing between plain
tiff and defendant on the grounds of
defendants willful desertion of plaintiff
and failure to provide her with the COM
mon necessaries of life for more than
one year last past; that plaintiff be re-
stored to her maiden name Robbie E.
Wilson, and that the community prop
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-31

erty described in the compla;r,
creed to be the sole and sep pia,nt Be de-
ty of plaintiff, for costs Of s aSte proper
general relief; all of which 'I ~, and for
appears from plaintiffs comnIa more fully
OF which is served herewith 'a mt copy
ferred to and made part her. sefieOy re-
And you are hereby notiSsd :.
you tail to appear and answer - mat i
complaint, as above required y, ne said
plaintiff will apply to the court ne &c said
relief demanded in the comnla;r.i Or The
Given under my hand and pi Am
the District Court of the re III seal Of
dicial District of the State ~ I mra j.
and for the County of Ada d i tE;n b
day of December, in the vesr ans sd
Lord one thousand nine bnndrauaI our
nine. iiufed and
fse.n W. l. cUDDy.
By OTTO F. PErERsSSNlsrk
KARL PAINE, Attorney for pisIt
tiff, residing at Boise, Idaho, is'n
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-31
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT


Star Water Company, Limited Io,,
ton of principal place Of business St,r
Ada County, Idaho. o''''
Notice is hereby given that at meet.
ing of the directors held on the l 1s,b
day of December, 1909, an assessment
of 35 cents per share was levied mon
the capital stock of the above coroora.
ton, payable Immediately to Hugh ?
McElroy, Secretary of said comnanv
at his office, 261 Soma Block, IN H.
City of Boise, Idaho, or to ]. E. Roberts
at the Farmers Bank, Star, Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assessment
remains unpaid on the 1st day of Febu,.
airy, 1910, will be delinquent and adyer.
tised for sale at public auction. and IN.
less payment is made before, will be sold
on the 22nd day of February, 1910 10
pay the delinquent assessment together
with cost of advertising and expense,
of sale.
HUGH E. McELROY,
Secretary, Room 261 Soma Block,
Boise, Idaho.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-12-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of E. Myron Buss, Deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed. Carrie Buss, Executrix of
fhe Will of E. Myron Buss, deceased
to the creditors of and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased,
TO exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten (1o) months
after the first publication of this notice,
to said Executrix, County Of Ada, State
of Idaho, at Room 80 Falk Building,
the same being designated as the place
for the transaction of the business OF
said estate.
Dated December 10, 1909 .
CARRIE BUSS,
Executrix of the Will of E. Myron
Buss, Deceased.