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CATHOLICS ATTACK
POLICY OF WILSON
Continued from First Page.

r. J. Muldoon OF Rockford. ILL.,. chair
man Of the social service committee Of
the federation. spoke OF the necessity Of
a unifed programme which would be ex-
pressive OF the thought OF all Catholics.
ard suggested the appointment Of tenn
porary committee Of nve to consider the
question.
Dr. j. J. Kirby, professor Of economics
In the Catholic University. Washington,
%. c.. was named. along. with the Rev.
Edward r. Garesche Of ST. Louis. j. J..
Noll Of Huntington. Ind. editor Of the
Sunday Visitor: the Rev. Peter r. Dietz
~ Ho, Springs, n. G.. secretary of the
social service committee Of the fedora
tion. and J. +. Kenkel. director OF the
central bureau Of the st. Louis Verein.
These Ave recommended commission
Of nine persons which should be OF
permanent character and should obtain
the Catholic sentiment regarding social
service In charities and education. From
this movement may spring a Catholic
Chautauqua. The recommendation was
submitted 10 the executive board Of the
federation and to the Catholic Press
Association. which turned the matter
over to comnhtt ttec4
The sun., 1916-08-20

A Special Assortment of
Womem's Silk Hosiery
at considerably lower than usual
prices, will be ON sale tomorrow.
Worrens Black Silk Hose
per pair YWc
Women's Black or White Silk Hose
per pair Sl.A5
Wonlen's Black or White Silk Hose
with hand-emlbroidered clocks to
match, or i'm black ON white or
white ON black am exceptionally
fine quality per pair 5 .65
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Federation Of .Gatholic Societies., The convention
heid in. New york. 4E,i 4SEo,aisahfs of lay4inen ana
clergymen ffcr nj, over tre ;Ynited States are now
In the city fQr. The Congress. All Of this week will be
devoted to conferences ard religious exercises
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JAMES CARDINAL GIBBONS Of Baltimore lat
left) and WiHiantC Aftml O'Cp3nell of Boston
(at right, who, with John Cardinal Farley OF New
York. will occupy the high altar to-day in St. Pat
rick's Cathedral, at t4e celebration of pontifcal
formally opening the congress of the American
The sun., 1916-08-20
COLBY AT HEAD OF
WILSON QUARTERS
Tormcr Moose in Full Charge
at Offices Of Campaign
Committee.
TAMMANY SEES NO HOPE
South Dakota Visitor Tells
Mccormick Hughes Offends
Progrcssives There.
TAMMANY SEES NO HOPE


Bainbr'dse Colby su"Ve' an" sn''hs'
was running things" IN Democratic ma
tionai headouartevs In Forty-second
..ro., yos,srd,y II. and ma, Vance C.
49,, .,.. 4.
Mccormick. tho national chairman IL
now the important person In Wilson
a.rro,,, ,rairs q, ~ said.
,-.s,,,.
AZ heau Oh inc so-eanc' osiS'o,1
auxiliary committee '"t the pemccratic
Who is to del!yer the rrosressas. vote to t..
the Presidents friends y kind II white
House Hope: everybody IN hcad1uaf-
ters from Mccormick down kowtows to
him.
President Wilson was extremely affa-
'ble to Colby at the recent luncheon to
the Progressive "auxiliaries' in the
White House. The Wilson campaign
managers. following the Presidents lead.
miss no opportunity to c9ddle any for
mer Progressive. however Obscure. who
announces he Il for Wilson. some little
ingenuity, in. fact. Is being shown ip the
vho are ready In nose as such. who are
Tor the peinocratic candidate.
How TaMmany Views It,
A raur,srv loader Yesterday COM
-sn,,,r ~, tn;, MN q. ~ the. Democratic
.,.,s,a'n, liz A. ,h,,, 4, .emued =. pa-
Sxn., ..sn.. - ans hooa .,hsre there
s.s
.,,," ,.,,. st. Am. .voy 4,
r..,.,.n,, 80 20.
es W r, ,.,S smS -.,,ins
MARKET lue os r,t,
o.e. 'no ~.,.S a. 49, go h..
eomissioh uat wnous' " ne
VIII pe oeteateU ~he' % e"~'e' "e "O'
Jet IL.
bainpridge Coruy proIess" 10 Ve"e'e
Otherwise.
I'VE are getung IN touch WIN FRO
Gressives all over tine couhuy' ans are
feosiving favoraole reports from meih-
bers OF the party who are favorable to
President WILSON, he SAID he was
asked II h" intended TO accept the lnde.
pendence league nomination ior ohited
States Senator,
I consider the action or the lhde-
pendence League In dss!xhauHg me ior
the ONCE great Compliments ne re-
piled. He Old nos say ne "ouiu ae-
oep6 f''
HopeIui OF SCUM ""e"s'
r,na oc McCo--,,,c,;'s visitors Yesterday
was James Mee national committeeman
for South Dakota who assured him Will
son undoubtedly would carry that State.
Again. II was a case Of what the Pro-
gressives are going to do for the Demo-
cratic candidate. Nee said Progress!ves
In the West are taking offence AT the at
titude OF Hughes. regarding his friendly
relations with their Old Guard Repuoh-
can enemies as AN intimatlon that fro-
The sun., 1916-08-20
A Sale of
Reversible Velour Portieres

has been arranged for Monday.
Ahis purchasing occasion is werl-tir1ec FOR
tine acquiring. for tine Autumn Furnishing, OF
handsome Portieres of excellent rr7sNerssl
and workmanship. at a price far below their
real value.
They are custorrl-tr1ade with open ccresl,
nm new and pleasing color corrl2inatto-s
or reversing i'm self tome; finished lent,
eight feet,
at $500 per pair
Upholstery Section, Fourth Floor
The sun., 1916-08-20
Mourning Outfits

Mourning Outfits
Advance styles i'm fashion,
able mourning for Autumn
wear are displayed I'm serni-
private and restful salons
ON the Third Floor.
Tailor-rmade Suits of gab-
ardine, broadcloth and veil
our, and Afternoon and
Evening Dresses variously
made of cNlarmeuse, crepe
de Chime, crepe Panama,
faille, met and serge, are
shown i'm conjunction with
all tine accessories neces-
sary to complete the smart
mourning costume.
The sun., 1916-08-20
Pontincal Mass To-day.

This will be.one Of the larger. issues
OF the week. for Catholics are taking
n greater interest in social service since
the Protestant Episcopal Church has
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-05-20
PRODUCE ihFEaTllE Zoos FOR
TaE SUMMER TRADE.
]. b. McGEHEE (lS3s-l9ls)

The summer season is coming on and
with II the question Of the quality Of
summer eggs infertile eggs will keep
well for two OF three weeks during the
warmest weather Of the summer. while
fertile eggs will start development.
lufertile eggs are produced By hens
that are kept separated from the
roosters. This separation will not de.
crease the number of eggs laid
Get rid of every rooster on the place
Unless there happens 10 be- one that is
an exceptional breeder. II may be
better even In that case. TO get q
reos'er from some unrelated stock 10
breed from neat season. w, III. Gates,
Louisiana State University,
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and no informAiity, illagality or technl.
cality shall vltiate Il after lts Issuance
that sufficient provision fef the prompt
levy and collection Of said tax annually
for nine 49, consecutive years has been
made ia said ordnance which tax as
collected shall lac exclusively applied TO
the payment ~ the principal and Interest
OF this and other bonds of this series, that
saia bonds do not exceed any eenstitu-
tlonal or statutory limitations or Of any
ordinance er resolution OF the pofice Jury
Of said Parish,
Ia witness whereof the Parish OF West
Fellciana, In the state OF louisiana,
through its i'otiee Jury, has caused this
bond 10 be signed by Its President,
eoantersgned by It's Clerk. and the corr
pasaie seal of said Police Jury TO be
affixed, and the interest coupons hereto
annexed 10 be signed By said President
and Clerk with their Fac -slmlle htho-
graphed signatures, as II the First day
of February. A. n. 1915
PARISH of WEST FELICtANA,
LOUISIANA, AND iTs POLICE JURY.
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kalaM


said bonds shall have coupons annexed
nTon each band, payable ora February /,
1917, to February I. 1896 both inclusive
Said bonds shall be negotiable and pay
able without offset or discount at the
option of the holder thereof at any u the
places 81 payment named In said bonds
said bonds shall be made rayabie To
bearer and after their delivery shall be
free from all defenses and shall be legal
and binding obligations upon said Parish,
Section 4 That the form ~ said bonds,
both principal and interest coupons, ex-
ssgt as TO the necessary variations 60
Indicate the different numbers and ma
turtles, shall be substantially as fellows.
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ORDINANCES,
state IL Louisiana, Parish Of West
teiieiana, Cits OF 81 Ffaneisyiiie,
tyftlan nf Ipslce Hurry

state OF LOUISIANA, Parish eH west
felieiana, Cits OF 81 Ffaneisyilie,
pfsiee Of Police jury,
lie IL known. That at this. regular
meeting Of the Police Jury Of the Parish
Of West Felicisna. In the state OF Lou
issana, held according Co law at the regu.
lar time and place, AT the Court House In
the city OF ST Ffancisyiile the parish
aeat ON this, the tirss Wednesday, ard
the 9fd day 81 Mag. A. II, 1916. at which
regular meeting quorum was present,
being majority of all the members com
posing said f'ollce Jury, to-wis
Hon. e. =, Howell, President, Ward 4,
absent
Hon Henry Kaufman, JuFyman from
Haven sara Ward
Hon Sidney Rfasseauz, Jaryman from
81 FraDelsyile Ward f.
Hon. \. G. Cobb. Jurymab, Ward o
Hon. ". II Richardson, jarymah,
Ward 3,
Hon. Lovet, Wright, Juryman. Ward 5.
Hon. J 4 clack. Juryman, Ward Q.
absent
Hon. + II Row. Jarynan, Ward Z.
Hon. \ III Harrow, Juryman, Ward :,
absent.
Hon Ike Cutrer Juryman. Ward D.
Hon. y l.. tsayergue, jnfyman. Ward 10.
Said Police Jury having duly assembled,
organized for business. the following or
ainancea and matters ot the Police Jury
were duly made and entered Of record as
follows. 10. wit Hon. Sidney Hrasaeaax
introduced and offered for adoption the
following ordinance, being No. ., IN writ
ing, toewit
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Juryman from Ward 10,

Jufyman from Ward 10,
8, l.. l.avergne
III n. KiLBoURNE.
District Attorney
g. W l.. SMITH,
Attorney for Austin Bros,
ORDINANCE No. a.
lie IL ordained hs the Police Jury Of the
Parish 81 West Felleiana, Louisiana, that
all the bonds numbered from One to Fifty.
Inclusive Of Five Hundred Dollars each,
amounting TO Twenty i've Thousand Dol
lars, ordered ISSUED by said Police Jury by
Ordinance adopted on the iih day OF
August 1915, be and the same are hereby
ratified and approved. except that all Of
said bonds nuabeTea from one 10 Forty
eight, INCLUSIVE amounting 10 Twenty.
four Thousand Dollars are hereby sur
rendered by Austin Bros. fer cancellation
aud said bonds are hereby cancelled ana
destroyed Ia the presence ef the Police
Jury 0n this date, fiul. ia lieu thereof,
the bonds authorized under the foregoing
Ordinance No, >, adopted May g. 1915,
numbered from one 10 Twenty -four. IN
elusive, amounting 20 Twenty four Thou,
delivered 20 said Austin Bros. as agreed
To In said Ordinance Nc. =.
Upon vote taken the foregoing ordl-
nance was adopted. Thoss voting aye
for said ordinance we're Kaufman, Bras
seaux. Cobb, Richardson, Row, CuireT,
f.avergne, These voting "No" and against
said ordinance were Meme
Aud said ordinance being duly passed
and approved by the assent ~ majority
uf the members composing the Police
Jury, the same waN declared iuly adopted
aud passed In testimony Of which fact
witness the hands of the undersigned
members Of said Police Jury hereunio set
on ehis the srd day OF MAY. 1919
A, \. nrasseans. Ward l.
"A G. Kaufman Ward l.
~ g cobb, Ward 2
W. n. Richardson Ward 3.
Absent Ward 4
Absent Ward 8.
Absent Ward g.
r. IL ROW, Ward Z
Absent, Ward 3
Ike Catfer Ward O.
=. L. tayergne, Ward 10,
AppFoyed
III III MELBOURNE.
District ATTORNEY
Attest
G, +, TooRAEN, CLERK.
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We regret gs have 10 forbid all tres
passing Of every kind, including passing
through Aoodlawn Farm.
j. 3. Mc4EIiEE
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Thereappn, JuFyman HfaAseaas intro
dseed and moved the adoption Of the
following ordinance No. II, To- wit
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when is q newspaper Hike a delicate
personY
when II appears weekly.
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President Of said Police Jury
Attested and eonnteraigned
Clerk OF Police Jury
troRM OF cotroNJ

tFOkM OF gut'fOS.t
Coupon
Number 9 sa5, 90
On the first day 81 February. A. u.
Ia, the Parish Of West Feiieiana,
Louisiana. promises To pay Bearer, al the
office OF the Whitney Central National
Bank. IN the city Of New Orleans. louis
lana; or at the opsian 81 the holder here
Of at either the Continental and CONNER
elai National Rank, Chicago, Illinois. the
First National Hank. New York city, New
York. or at the Parish Treasury Of said
Parish, AZ 81 Franrisyllle, IA shall be
designated 60 the Parish Treasurer by
any such holder not less than thirty days
prior to the respective times Of payment
the sum OF Twety five Deilars In gold coin
Of the United States 81 America Of. OF
equal 10 the present standard ef weight
and fineneas. for the annual interest
aecTuing on It's Highway Construction
Hoad dated February /, A, ~ 1919, No.
PARISH OF WEST FEiiSIANA.
LOUISIANA, AND IRIS POLICE JURY.
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ORDINANCE No. a.

&, Il TooRAEN, clerk
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raHseAss Nor,ega


TREsPAss NOTICES..
All hunting with aoy OF gun. o. driving
through OF off Of any cattle, ca the
Resale plantation without special per.
mission. is positively prohibited. All such
aela viii be regarded as tgespassing aad
prosecuted as such.
MRS. c. e. BARROW.
prom and after this date All hunting Of
any kind Ola Ambrussa and Independence
plantation is positively prohibited undes
penalty of trespaSslag. ANY enc found on
these places without permission viii be
considered treapasslng, and prosecuted TO
the full extent VI the law,
MRS. s. III. HARROW.
From aud after this date all hunting Of
Rny kind Ola the Greenwood plantation 10
positively prohibited under penalty Of ttea-
passing, Any one found GA this place
without permission will Do considered
uespassing and prosecuted 10 the fuil
extent OF the law,
MRS. j. A. vESTRBss
We regret gs have 10 forbid all tres
passing Of every kind, including passing
through Aoodlawn Farm.
j. =. McGEHEE.
.-.~.--s-----~-44-s.---=--------s-
Trespassing of All kinds IL hereby pro.
hibilsd. under penalty Of the law, cn ms
lands Ia the nlisth ward. recently puE.
chased from DF. w. II. Taylor
ALBERT L. SOULS.
Hunting Of any Kind. cattle driving o.
fishing on Mt Vernon plantation IL peal.
lively prohibited under penalty VI the Law
Of troSpass. No exceptions.
G. w. BALL.
MRS. Ii. HAMILTON,
Frem and after this date all hunting OF
any kIad ON Kosedown. hazelwood and
Inheritance plantations Is positively pro-
hibitei under penalty OF fespaAslng,
The public ~ warned against buying
fire wood, pests OF timber from tenants oi
Rosesiown, Texas. Hardwood and lahefi-
lance plantations.
las. y. BOWMAN.
~
Crossing the rear oi property below
TEua Democrat office Ia St Ffanelsyills
Ia hereby prohibited under penalty u
lrsspass, Persons found crossing these
premises vt damaging tho fences viii be
prosecuted. MRS. ~. H. ROBINSON,
All tTeapassing ID prohibited on Hlil and
Lake Bresse. Gfayneld, and
Glass place plantations. such az hunting
pecan gathering, etc. and viii be prose
euted 10 full extent Of the law.
RACCouRcI COMPANY,
Fer y. L. Doherty, Agent
smithland Jdg. and r. -. La.
Ny place IL hereby posted against all
forms Of tEespassiRg, hunting. fishing.
agents OF all descriptions. and all eatlls
driving. ID. b.. MEGWIN.
An IespaAsing OF ANY description is
hereby prohibited, under penalty OF the
'aw. on Alandaie plantation lfauneily
Phillips place,
ROBERT BUTLER. Agent.
The pubic IL hereby warned that The
Stand And roreat plantations are posted
against hunting, fishing. wood cutting
sssd ali other forms OF tIeEp.tss, agents vs.
eyery description Included
III. Il. JACKSON.
All cattle driving and ether tgsspasssng
II aay klad are forbidden on Forest pian-
atiun, under penalty Of tbs Law.
]. w. MCQUEEN.
The public il hereby warned aaaiast
,uslag wood, posts and timber Of ans
description from tenants ON the oables,
ogden and Downs plantations. All hunt.
ng, cattle driving and fence cutting are
'ositiyeiy prohibited. aad these places aTs
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From and after this date All hunting Of
any kind Ola Ambfassa and Independence
plantation is positively prohibited uadss
penalty of trespaAsing. ANY enc found on
these places without permission VIII be
considered trespassng, and prosecuted TO
the full extent ol the ias.
Mrs. Is. H. BARROW.
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All hunting with doy OF gun, or driving
through or off Of any cattle, ca the
Resale plantation without special per.
mission. is positively prohibited. All such
aels viii be regarded 40 tgespassing aad
as such.
MRS. c. &. BARROW.
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From aud after this date all hunting Of
any kind Oh the Greenwood plantation 10
positively prohibited under penalty Of 1rea-
passing, Any oae found GA this place
without permission will be- considered
ifespassing aud prosecuted 10 the fuil
extsnt OF the law,
Mrs. j. A. vESTREss
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE sgF fBtffEIANA

NTAiE slf tR3iIHkANA
HIGHWAY CoNsTRucTloN bond
No.. s6oo
Know ali men by these presents, That
the Parish Of West Feiieiana, In the State
of Louisiana, In Justly indebted and for
value received hereby promises TO pay
bearer, on the frsi day OF February. A, u.
H., without any option u prior pay
msnt, the principal sum 81
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
with Interest thereon at the rate Of I'VE
per eentum t5es per anaaT,. payable an
uuasiy on the first day OF February Of
each year until said indebtedness Is suIly
paid. as evidenced by and upon the pre-
seftattOn and surrender III the annexed
interest coupons ms they each seSsfaliY
become payable Both principal and in
United States Of America Of the present
standard Of weight and iineness NJ the
office Of the whitney Central National
Flank, la the city Of New Orleans Louis
lana. or at the option of the holder here.
Of, OF II any Of the interest coupons. re-
spectively, at either the Continental and
Commercial National Bank, tn the cry Of
Chicago, Illinois, the First National Bank,
Ia the CITY ~ New York, State Of New
York, or al the Parish Treasury OF said
Parish, al SO. franeisyille, Louisiana. as
shall be designated TO the Parish Treas.
thirty days prior TO the respective times
Of pas msnt. ard without any deduction
FOR any tax or taxes which said Parish
may be required 90 pay thereon or deduct
thefefrom by any present OF future laNs
Of the United states Of America. or az
any state. parish, or municipality therein
THE said Parrish hereby agfeesna to nay
said tas, II any there be-
This bond In one Of a series of bonds
which have been issued and gold for not
less than par for the purpose of providing
for the cost of constructing public high
ways Of said Parish,
II is hereby certified and feeltei that
I'll acts, conditions and things required
By the Constitution and lass os the State
~ LOUISIANA 10 he done precedent to and
N the issuance Of this bond have been
properly aaHs, happened and been Fer.
'arnet Ia due fern and time IS required
By lss and that this and the ether bonda |
Aforesaid are ISSUED 10 compliance with
he Constitution and laws III saai State
Ind by authority Of sectinn FGsiF OF Artl-
he ssf 81 the Constitution that this bend |
md serfsa ol bonds are payable by said |
aStsh cut 81 the proceeds and revenues /
Il said Parrish arising from the levy Of an /
'nnuas tas Of TIVE and one-half tss1 mills /
N the dollar Of tire residue of the total /
en- tlal mills on the dollar 81 the assessed /
.aisaaEion parish tax authorized by the /
constitution and statutes of Louisiana
swfuily dedicated aaa pledged for that /
nrpese by a valid ordnance 0f the poliee
uFy of said Parish. that this bond Ia
egptiabis and eabtera TO the Law Mer.
hant and shall pass by dsaiseFs merely
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-09-30

ton Eight (S) of Article Nine 80
of the Constitution Of Idaho be amend
ed 50 as to permit the sale OF One
Hundred t10O) sections OF school land
in place of twenty-five (25) sections
to be sold in subdiv'sio Of not to
exceed Three Hundred and Invent
(320) acres of land to any one indi-
yidual, company or corporation.
Section 3. The Secretary Of State
is hereby authorized to make publ
cation of this Constitutional Amend
ment in each county for at least six
90 consecutive weeks prior to the
next general election in not less
than one newspaper Of general ciIcu-
lation published in each county.
THIS JOINT RESOLUTION PASS
ED THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES ON THE TWENIY-NlNIH
DAY OF JANUARY. 1916.
A. IL. CONNER,
Syeaker OF the House OF Repres nta-
tives.
THIS JOINT RESOLU TION PASS
ED THE SENATE ON THE 18TH
DAY Or FEBRUARY. 1915.
HERMAN Ii. TAYLOR,
President of the Senate.
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CERTIFICATE OF CERTIFIED COPY

State OF Idaho, Department OF State.
|, George X. Barker, Secretary OF
State OF the State Of Idaho. do here
by certify that the annexed IS a ful
true and complete transcript OF Sen
ate Joint Resolution No. l, by Hart,
pass d the Senate January 70, 1913,
pass d the House January Il, 1915,
filed in This office January 26, 1915,
also House Joint Resolution No. by
Shattuck passed the House January
20, 1915, passed the Senate February
10. 1915, filed in this office Febru-
AIRY q, 1915. and admitted to record.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
the Great Seal of the State. Done
at Boise City, the Capital OF Idaho,
this eleventh day OF September in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundrd and sixteen and the Independ-
ence of the United States OF America
the One Hundred and FOrty-first.
GEORGE X. BARKER,
Secretary Of State.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
9-23 1928

Department Of the Interior u. S.
Land Office at Boise Idaho, Sept.
18th 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Lester
J. Engleman, Of Prairie, Idaho, who,
on March 18th. 1913. made Home
stead Entry No. 014l81, for NE4
NWA. NhNEA. SWANEA. Section
80, Township North, Range east,
Boise Meridian, has flied notice of
intention to make Three Year Proof,
to establish claim TO the land above
described before The Register and
Receiver of the u. S. Land Office,
at Boise, Idaho, on the 18th day Of
October, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William Norton, Volne Holland,
Frank Jacobs, George Licklider, all
OF Prairie, Idaho.
FRANK S. HER,
Regis er.
S23 1928
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Caroline Atherton Smith de.
ceased
Notice is hereby given by the un.
dersigned, administrator, with will
annexed, of the estate of Caroline
Atherton Smith deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims agains the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after the
first publication of this notice, to the
said administrator, at the store OF
said administrator, in Mountain Home
County of Elmore, State of Idaho
this being the place fixed for the
transaction of the business of said
estate.
Dated September 25th., 1916.
Roscoe w. Smith,
Administrator with will annexed.
Sept. 30-Oct. 20.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Ann c. Mosgrovs, Deceased
Notice 10 hereby given by the
und arslgned John s. Mosgrove, Ex-
ecutor of the last will Of Ann c..
Mosgrove deceased, to the creditors
Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers.
within ten months after the first pub
location of this notice, to the said Ex-
ecutor, at the Law Office of w. c..
Howie In Mountain Home, County of
Elmore, State of Idaho, this being
the place fixed for the transaction of
the business of said estate.
Dated August 18th, 1916.
JOHN S. MOSGROVE,
BY w. C. HOWE, his Attorney.