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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05

though beautiful picture presented
by the bride In a becoming travelling
suit of blue wool ratne with all ac-
cessories to match. carrying an arm
bouquet OF pink and white Killarney
roses aud lilies OF the valley. and
the groom who Uttered the parln
unattended.
MIR. and Mr.. brdNay loft immes
diately after thef ceremony over thd
Rock lslend for Dawson Springs.
Ky. where they VIII spend sometime
and will NsiV the groom's parents
at Marion, w, before they return.
They will bq at home at 5O4 West
Eleventh street after June 20.
The bride'anI groom are both well
known and vera popular having liv-
ed In Amarillo fdy several years. The
bride X sister ot Mrs. &. G. Cheno-
weth and Miss Leona Bates. The
groom Is successful business man
being prominently connected with
the Morrow-Thomas Hardware Com
pan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05

lpon It's head ar. two transparent
eyes. When the Clcuya becomes oN-
cited, there appears in these eyes q
peculiar brilliaurN which CLEANS
forth 10 the deli.Ht of tb, bug own.
er The CacWa is much sought at
ter by the young peoplc li Mexico as
ornaments nd.r the head there IH
a loop or an cycl.l. aud through This
loop Is run haIr pin. Thus fctiorcd
the bug rests 900 The hair of the De-
dies. Young mru are cruel enough
TO Oslerizc tho Iacuya. vhorcupou
the bug becomes hardened iand 90
pierce his hus'.s Will % scarf pin
thereby making 900 attractive decora
tion for tho uo.bte.
II Is even q. med that when be-
yCnd the SENS. II fecliua 'hr Ca.
cuya lives and continue 90 show
brilliancy from the transparent eyes
when doiu service as ~ scarf pin
It's vitality {. rvellous AZ This
particular time the year there are
thousands of Those bugs FLYING about
In Mexico. ana hen the Alabama is
moving up or Town the rivers. OF
night they -H 200 IN the trees and
give the iuu.. 'he appoauu.. %.
being lighted .fl myria1s of mall
electric bulbs Nr. Surls stated
that al time ... light b. of .H0h
strength as tu Die the observer 'o
distinguish OBJ. atves on The trees
Mr. Cacuya n make his abode Bon
Galveston. and pears Co Doc charm
cd with the H'f ion h. 8. rorD.s.us
from hundred uf Interested hum
ans.
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Mrs. Elake lintcrtains
For Whiting Ladies

Mrs Y G. Blake entertained with
o'clock dinner last evening at
her home liO2 lincoln street, com
plimenting Mrs ncAlister and Mrs.
Moss Of Cahadign.
The table Na5 beautifully docorat-
ed with carnations and ferns and a
lowing which fA guests repaired to
the parlor wlfere\ very pleasant
evening was spent\at forty-two aud
high five
The guests were Mrs McAlister.
Mrs. Moss. Mr.. and Mn, w. f. Grant
Mr., and Mrs Arthur ANDERSON. Mr..
and Mrs. f. "a. lIaggart, Mr.. and Mrs
+. 4. Wentworth. Mr.. and Mrs. H..
II. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Arth-
ar Cross.
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Personal.

Miss Bernice farrell OF El Reno.
Oklahoma, Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
A. H. Brady at her home. 9O1 FIN
more street.
Mrs A. s. Stinnotio. accompanied
by her daughters. Misses Fclice and
Daphne, viii return 20 their home
In Amarillo in a few DAYS from BAY
City and Palacios. where they are
visiting the homes OF Mr.. Stnncttc's
mother and brother Mrs. Stinn-
cite spent the winter and spring In
San Antonio for The benefit of her
health. now greatly improved. and
during the time Misses Folicc and
Daphne pursued special courses In
English, French and German AT Bon
Avon. select school Tor girls. also
having voice culture under the cele-
brated Mrs, Marx. During The recent
recital at the Cast IAN Antonio
Miss Felice Stir p SANG solo.
favorably comm, q on and enjoy
ed b. her hearer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
lh)ARn on EQUALIZATION
WORK NEARS COMPLETION

The Commissioners Court has
been making rapid progress during
rs several days session as Board
OF Equalization, and belief was ex-
pressed Yesterday that the ardous
task would be completed before the
close OF the week.
statement was made by Judge W.
NJ Jeter that no great number of
changes in assessed valuation OF
property were necessltated. The
rolls are being gone through thor
oushly aud the business before the
hoard ~ being rapidly dispatched.
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NEW v|CR|N|A RISING
TO RAPID COMPLETION

Work on the new Virginia Theatre
corner Fifth and Tyler streets, Is
rapidly nearing completion, and the
building bids fair to rank among
the most attractive IN the city.
q. u. Andng. lessee of The Viz
ginia, stated yesterday that the thea
ire would be- formally opened with
IN few weeks. an estimated fort
night Messages received yesterday
stated that the opera chairs for the
building had been shipped several
days ago. These are now expected
daily.
The chairs are OF the most mod
ern and elegant design, highly We
neered. with Spanish Morocco pan
els In the backs. and were construc-
ted under special order from MIR
Anding. The shipment brings l.OOO
chairs
In addition to these. the fixtures
for the indirect lighting system are
expected soon. and the work of In
stallation will begin on arrival Of
material. This lighting system viii
enable the management To offer
daylight pictures. aud the innoya-
ton viii prove an appealing fea-
.ture.
The Virginia will be thoroughly
equipped, In keeping with the plans
.oi the owner, Charles A. Fisk. and
Manager Anding to make of It the
most modern and complete theatre
building In the southwest.
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kenyOn.I'altcrsOn.

A pretty home wedding was sol
emnized last evening at . o'clock ~
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Pat
terson. hoe Buchanan street. when
their daughter. Helen Pauline. was
given In marriage to William Stacy
Kenyon. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Kenyon.
The home was aiiractiyely decor
ated with carnations and roses and
a pretty color motif OF pink ana
white was carried out.
To the strains of Mendelssohn's
wedding march, played by Mrs. win
Collins, the bridal party entered the
parlor.
The brides maid. Miss Chloe Pat
terson. a sister of the bride. aud the
best man. Mr.. win Collins. proceed
ed the bride and groom. and the ring
ceremony was performed by Rey.E.
+. Robinsin pastor OF the Polk Street
Methodist church.
The bride wore an exquisite gown
OF French crepe with lace TRIMMINGS
and carried shower bouquet OF
white rosebuds. The brides maid
wore French wolfe with trimmings
Of lace.
After the ceremony and congratu-
lations an informal reception was
held aud the guests were served nea-
politan ice cream and angel food
cake.
Without the formality of a we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon will
be- at home at 90i Pierce street. the
pretty home all furnished complete
being present OF the groom''s par
ents. They received number of
handsome presents from their many
friends.
They were accompanied last even
Ing to their home by the friends who
witnessed the ceremony.
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Woman's Missionary society
Names delegates,

The Woman's Missionary Society
'ot the Polk Street Methodist church
met yesterday afternoon In the
church IN regular session. The usu-
al routine of the Society was follow
ed. Later business session was
held and delegates were named as
follows, TO attend the annual meet
ing Of the Woman's Missionary So
cieties OF the Northwest Texas Con
ference, which convenes in seymour
June l4-lS; delegates. Mrs. Louis
Anthony and Mrs Il. S. Killough.
alternaies, Mrs !. u. Thompson and
Mr. W. N. Rice.
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Or,lway-l,ates.

Miss Sadie Love Bates and George
G.. Ordway were united In marriage
Wednesday morning at 9:i5 o'clock
az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. u
Chenoweth. &07 Taylor street. Ref
=. f. Robinson pafor OF the PJk
Street Methodist CHURCH officiatii r.
Only relatives ~ most intimate
friends being presoM.
The home was beautifully decorA
ed with simlaxy sweet peas, a prA
fusion of lovely roses and potted
plants. all OF which formed a very
effective back ground Tor tae simple
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
WILLIAM WORI.ICK TODAY.

Funeral services for William Wor-
hck. whose death occurred Monday
afternoon, will be held this after
noon at 3 o'clock at the Eakle par
Tors, conducted by Rev. Walter =.
Jennings. pastor of the First Christ
Ian Church lntcrment will be made
In Llano Cemetery.
Sisters Of Mr. Worlick from points
outside of the state are expected
today.
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InhiIec nl lI-ntlcclln scminnr,

GODFREY June NOu'lro'.
10 Seminary. Of the oldest inst-
tutions IN tn ddle West for tho
education OF men. celebrated fe
TN anivcr TODAY Pre- dent
Wooley Of Mont Holyokc College
delivered tn anniversary aJlre.s
Another feat ~ tho programme
vas pagoau' ustratlur the semi
narys historf "a achievement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05

II YOU hay. Itch. don't scratch
II does not cor .e trouble and mak-
os tho skin cd Apply BAL.
LARD'S SNOW lN1MENT Rob b.
in gently on affected part. o.
relieves itchif Instantly aud 70 f'u
applications Yes the cause thus
performing manent cure Price
25c. soc and ~ per bottle. Sold
by l. % Thor 200 A Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05

IA dance viii be given Ibis eyenlnr
at tpe Elks hope. 'rfe Emusic VIII


IA dhncevlll pc given this oyening
at tue Elks nohe. irhe music win
be furnishen byNJesse's orchestra.
. The c. W. u. NJ of the First Chris.
tian church will meet this af.
ternoon at 3:3O O'Clock at the home
OF Mrs. $. II Madd"H. too Van Bu.
rem street. with Mr. Jewell Howard
Mrs. Sowle. Mrs. Conklng and Mrs
NC. II. Reeder as hosiesses
Mrs. Tydeman will entertain the
Thursday Five Hundred Club M the
home pf Mrs, bolton, 1910. TAYLOR
street. this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
The n. T. C, will be- entertained
this afternoon by Mrs CIV. Smith.
lQ7 Harrison Street
Mrs. J. L.. Richardson and Mrs
John ward win eutertain the J T..
'G Club this aftcrnoon at I O'Clock
az Mrs. Richardson home. lso>
Monroe street
The Paiarito Clug will be- enter
tanned this AFTERNOON at $50 o'clock
10y Mrs. chas. Pearson. l6oS Van
Buren, direct
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05

last ear at fNr season on sale to-
daJ and tomorrow. Quality remark
ably fine. OfI'. from your grocer.
buy them l., tIr crate. 1879
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
Removal Motto.

Or. " y. Ha-rls. Osteopath and
Surgeon. has I'd MS office 90 the
new Fuqua b. ing. Rooms ~. u
and ~. fC7 o.
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Notice.

Notice.
To the Thursday evening and sun.
day evening Bible Classes.
will unite these two classes and
teach them SUNDAY afternoon al the
First Presbyterian church at $500
o'clock.
Every one interested in the study
of the prophecies are invited 10
come.
MRS. s. u. CHlTTENDEN
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01
MAKE Z LATE TEST.

II yga have tested your SEED corn
w.-hi1 the PAST few weeks il may be
re.l L. give I- another test before IL
f. r-t l1 the planter o0I- We make
This suggestion following tire experience
which q frie1d reported 70 Us q year
AGO and o. which We made reference
ll this Department He tested his cp-r
early io Fe5rrary and on the basis of
this test advertised IL a. guaranteed o.
grow. shortly after De d-is1ed the
te-t it t1reI waru and wet and q
few DAYS .atar The Thermometer went
90 srue ~ below zero. Tue s-e1
corn vtlel had been very dry. gath
e-eI moisture. with the result tlar IT,
terminating power was ruined Farm
e-. wI5 bought the corn 90 the
strength u the February test had a.
kinds % trouble az can easily BE- i1la-
l-eI. having o. rer.a1t their fe-ts. and
tEat. TOO. i1 g attitude where the season
j. none too lY1r lf tte s=-i tests
. s-r11- i1 February it must b Kept
where it g. perfectly dry II Il j. o.
show srrl1E reruinating power The
after rart u April
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01
Railroad Activity.

4 party Of surveyors under -le 81
uzrri-ior of Chief Engineer Donald.
Of the Valley & Siletz railway. have
this week established q camp on HC-
rer Links farm four miles from
Airlie. SAYS the Independence Enter
prise. This Is about midway between
The proposed new road 10 the S-ls-z
country and viii enable them 70 begin
work soon from both ends OF the sur-
Yey made for the new road This
would indicate that construction WORK
sill soon commence II dead earnest
and il q comparatively short -lme. 81
Is said. a large force Of men VIII be
dispatched 70 Independence % 0egl1
the preliminary work on the new mil
which VIII be pushed 10 completion
and II active operation by fall
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01

r-zr = -.-z y -sTE with IL
zrg-rd. In fact TIE writer 1-s sen
> -arv s--cssss-l bed made O tie up
n = -h--z foot -z-zrs p-ls thai LAD
t=an u-r in c-e corner O -1= garden
The ste selected sLs-36 u zs sL@lt=--
q f-g- r5e wind zs possible z-d
-Le-e Il viii cstc1 tie most s1-s----=-
n frame for tie bed s11-ld u 50 AZ
-z-rz,5 rEs- The szst Eil tit stI l--1-
- 1- --g-e 70 r14 south Wien things
sre ready. cy-rsl-i-g b1t Little s-rz7'
f--.- tgrsz manure s5o-l1 y PIT II
10 rEe depth q eight o. -i1= inches
and s-go.1ed and packei down This
=ag-gf D. -gzsre-z5 with ssrerzl pans
q water a-5 r1s szsa PIT o. Wien
TIE manure Ezs teE-1 10 steam y
s.---a a c,9z- q -lc1 mellow earth Should
L. M q u t1= E=g-E u four o tve
inches and TIE sash rsr-sc=1 v Le-
tie t=-re-z.u-e shows - d=grs@s O
F.s--a- To-. s.---1s szg-d q planted
WIN heat furnished b. Ire sunshine
ard from tt- cLzulezl ac-lJl II t1s
manure. tie ez--h VIII d-y o1t vsry
-arsElT. and for this reason the Ted
should D. gwen frequent 74a'=-zlz- 2-1
u warm days the sash should u rz-s-
81 for an hour o rwo 70 give 7elr--z-
ton. Pre-arrig1 Should als1 y Z ken
10 guard against seTer= spring f-e-zes-
For this purpose il is vel 70 have
some straw Ea-1y or some o-1 czrT'st-
ir-. with witch the bed nay . GOV
cred When the weather has moderated
ard Il is zbg1t tine 70 transplant STUFF
IN the bed % the open ground il Is
well 20 Iez7e the SSH q entirely -
that the plants viii to-g1eo up a bit
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01
SOUR SOILS

A sour co1IluJ1 " sllI L. often ind
af=d ty tde rrese1ce o. s1rrel and
rte fa. IRE ~ 90 O. gr0u auy crop that
Is uHrh while Whether Do T. in this
ro1l.t1u or not nay be determined
easily ty singing q small piece ~
blue Irlls pap=r into q spade cut in
tre -lr-.-sI sur lld aud nl.guilE
DO Oh remain tbere half day. II the
U.le paper tlrl- t1 e trick red color
The land .s =1ur and Beds treatru- III
% zr1-ld. lue-t51e. which Should b
s.1tfe-,-L az tie rate o zaeut a ton
uer lr-s % The and ls shown % -
-l-r the rtrr7es are that it is poorly
tulred s1i t1 sreeteu O. rerm1nelt-
Iy % U1y -eeI uI-E along with the
line -relruslt Il any case g l. bad
-1ua-eue1f % - o. Say s1ur, Ter in
this c1ul.-11 it uI produce irtle
that D. u1rrh anything
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01
Summons
In the Circuit Court OF the State Of
Oregon. for Polk County.
No. 1903.

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of
Oregon. for Polk County.
No. 1903.
Henry g. Campbell. Plaintiff. ". Wv
ian Jordan. Pearl Jordan. GLADYS
Jordan. Ethel Jordan. Vearl Brown.
Roy Brown and Edna Brown. nj
rorS. and also al other persons or
parties unknown claiming any
right. title. estate, hen or interest
IN the real estate described in the
complaint herein. Defendants.
To Vivian Jordan. Pearl jordan.
GLADYS Jordan. Ethel jordan. Vearl
Brown. Roy Brown and Edna
Brown. minors. and also all other
persons or parties unknown claim
l-E any u-l-. title. estate. lien or
interest In The real estate describe (
ID THE complaint herein. defendant,
above named.
In the name ~ the State Cf Ore
-1l- You are hereby required r1 au-
pear and answer the COMPLAINT Sled
a-ll-~t y1u III the above entitled
Cal-l and suit within six weeks from
tie da-e ot The first publication of
this summons. -1 wits on or before
the 9Th ily Ct Nav. 1913. and II veu
fail S1 -o answer the said er-rrsf-t.
Tor want thereof the plaintiff vii
apply o. saii Court and take q decree
against yoa as prayed for ID the sai5
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01
Notice to Creditors

Notice Is hereby given that. 7 the
undersigned administrator have h--u
fuiv appointed. aiuIulSrrlrUr Ft The
estate IF Catherine : Basket. ie-
ceased. BY the County Court for Pr's
County. Oregon. eri have qualified -S
such administrator: al persons La~-
ing claims against said estate are
rs1uired ro present the same r1 me
urUuerlv ireuizel and verified Is Tea
6r-red bv law. az RieEreaL P1.k
County. Oregon. ou Cr before tEe eX-
uirariou ot SIX months fuTu The dare
hereof. and all persons owing fr=
said estate are uCEe~-e- -l pax Gle
sane % me s. administrator ot ~sii
estate.
Dated this S1st day Of March. 1913
H C. FOX.
Administrator ct the estate ot Cath
enne :. Basket. deceased Il 40
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01

complaint. to wit:
l. That YOU be required to set
forth the nature of your claims IN
and to that certain parcel OF land
described as follows. TO wit:
Beginning at the Southwest corner
VI the Donation Land Claim OF Sam
uel l. Campbell, Notification NO
2273. Claim No. 81. in Township :
south. Range ) West of the William
s-e Meridian. in Polk County, State
oe Oregon. and running thence North
% chains: thence East p CHAINS
thence South 1920 chains, and thence
West p chains TO the place OF begin
ming. containing Is acres Of land, ex
elusive Of a strip of land 20 feet II
width along the East line Of said trac'
of land. which has been heretofore
reserved for a roadway.
the same being the real estate de
,cribed In said complaint. and tha
. al adverse claims which you or any
I II You may have thereto may be de
rermined by a decree Of said Court
, That BY said decree It be de
elared and adjudged that you have
TO estate nor interest whatever IN o.
10 said lands or premises. and ina
the title Of the plaintiff thereto
good and valid: and
3. That you be forever enJoine'
and debarred from asserting an!
claim whatever in or TO said land o.
any part thereof adverse to plalntlh
and that plaintiff may have such ot1 ON
er relief as may seem meet VIII
/ equity. -
This summons. by an order of tn
/ Hon. John B. Teal. County Judge o
Polk County. Oregon. made al Cham
bers in Dallas. Oregon, on the ZfV
| dav Of March. 1913. Is served upoi
y0u By the publication thereof ono
week for a period Of six eonseeu
, tive weeks immediately prior 10 %
/ 9TH dav Of Nav. 1913. in the ron
/ County Observer. a newspaper .
/ general circulation printed weekly .
I Dallas. in said County.
+ The date Of the first publication .
this summons i March >. 1913.
4 OSCAR HAYTER.
I |3-25 SO Attorney for plaintiff
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01
EaRm HELP PROBLEM.

Pr1fz1-y 70 other factor keeps 80
mann farmers from going into the
Fs=-T business a. TIE uncertainty II
both the quantity and quality cf farm
--f- TEzs Lavt-- from z dozen .
,Ez-tT COWS 0- q fellows hands and on
sudden zzv5-- the hired nan who
t-s H1=- doing most q the milking.
ere -s-fca .hat BE- wants - quit Is
z1-t = ss~e-z strain % the propEie-
tors -e-vc-s system and. unless the
t-r1 problem improves with him
----s s-lt-1y he Is pretty apt % 70 ont
e tie Ea.-T h-si-e~s Il Is too bad
that tass yfr1sri51 exists. b1r il does
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01
he Makss Farming Paw.

Victor z. Fink. who lives two miles
out Of Sheridan. : among the Yam
hiIl county farmers who are making
success of farming. The Sun re-
uorts that from Il acres ot hons be
has made q clear profit of s10.5lo in
rhe past two years Last year he
made s555 from five H0.steir COWS.
freluiiu- cream and veal He has q
Iar-e and comfortable modern farm
house with water pipei in from a
tank supplied BIZ a gasoline engine
pump. He also has a cooi harn with
water rr1lzh inside sll many other
elrrerltrees-
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01
Railroad Uncertainty.

The franchise which was granted
-Le Oregon Electric over certain
streets id Newber- expires IN August
and nothing has been done as vet by
the railroad 10 make good on IL
promises 20 build TO that city Il l.
admitted that It VIII be practically
impossible for the road TO reach New
berg with is rails IN The time spec
lied and the only course for the com
rarv. i appears. i an extension OF
time. Recently the company asked
the council for such extension but
subsequently withdrew II, and row
-Ls people of Nevberg are wondering
.'vhat about the o. T. anyway -
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01
NAkIne - HcraEp.

For the n1rtheru atif-ias DO G. ti-e
% make plans Tor the ha-.st Fcr o.
dinary family u-e thls -ed l1t te
larre. Three and haf ly el-1t ~
ten feet viii b. arse eu1u-h to r-re
early radlsh ard iettuoe fer t1e table
and 10 start the early catt1ge. tomato.
erE. peuper and ether p-aais dfa--s'i
storm s,sb nay be usei flr the c'1ef-
Ing o. The bed and the size % t1e I'd
sbeuId b arraneed % aeco-l 4
neb Ssh e. one nay have 70 h Eei
n the Dit FOR the hei Eas c1s i-s.a's
free1s up last fan Q % tle -
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01
S-E1o-S


In --= l--e--- Court OF The Stale oil
g----. -.- Polk County.
-=g--t---. No
Frank / 1-1T-. I-al--l-. Ts.
- Jones. Defendant
II E--l .--es. --= above -a-@l de-
-=--z-,-
L. --= ---= o- -le safe o- Ore
--. L-- a-- hereby required 90 au
E=z- z-- answer Tie complaint n-e.
-S- --- IL --= above named tas
and -c--- 1- u- before SlE week
-- --= lz-= u E-= I-st service o-
this s---r-s upon T1l by publca.
ZION. and L E-I -a-- - % appear an.
answer the plaintiff VII take @ de-
z-== against vaI a. PRAYED -C- IN ID;
z---U- s--- herein. -l----. that T-t
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01

To-ss FEol-ez z-1 Abe Erickson arr
H--Z I'm. q darn ard getting rFs1T 90
r7--z-sz sazi-g shingles L1= Ea-
=E-= has been shipped and they sZ-
rze- IN b running II tu- blast oT
-s-= rztzle q Anil TEev are b-1-1-
izg On E-5eEso- s.plae= On >elo1--e-
ervzE g ze has z- abundance u M
e--1ev- --claf1 LeaseE.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01
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Good 5z-y--g : also rsE'--=l ----
8-s-a Vista E-=-= l-= -=-- - i
COWS t---z.- 2 e1==z -1- S-5s-1. an
average II S-45- -1r =sz- e-T during
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01

The Falls City News says -1z- - 81
rsrgzuen-s ara -ow b=:-E made 70
purchase al the l0ga15=rZ-es --s-
nav b. offered here this season g.
th-=e ee-ts per pound 81v=- -1--
rieEirg erates1 delivered ar rz,--aT
station. These berries arr 70 y ship
re5 70 Salem for 5Evl-g o- canning
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01
VAST Lookfrg For Ceega-z

Young Henry Griffin discovered 2
cougar in the woods north q town
THURSDAY morning. while driving III
COWS 70 pasture, HaETT came -1--=
soon after that. Men and g1-s and
7ogs -ere seaYcs In that vicinity q
the time. 50 Mr.. Cougar DISAPPEARED
Pals CIrv News.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-01
To Grow Peppermint

Peppermint growing : u b ---=-
near Albany. II being believed thai
his plant can BE- made Q E----a -=
crop. In the Wela-eLe=. N Washington
country peanuts a-e 5=i-g planted a--
tween the -r-l- trees. the TOPS ID be
used for hog feed and The NUS o. be
sold 10 peanut butter factories.