HIUABORO MAV 27. 1903
McNUTT
REAL
ESTATE
CO.
I have city and coun
try property iu all sic,
from x acre to i,fm. IClc
gaut city property in Imi1i
Forest drove ana Corne
lius. Farm lauds from
fio kt acre to as good as
you want.
R. W. McNutt. Mgr.
G. M. Hunter
Archltccl
CONTRACTOR,
builder
Estimates on all class
es of work. Dealer iu
Builders' Supplies
If you contemplate any
Wilding this season 1
sure and give me a call.
Pac. States Tel. N03S9
lliUsboro, Oregon
'IIIim mij fiit l'i nr. Mi
IIiith n tearful iiuilir iM.tni'iii
Aunt Martini Hint Uglily, .In-iKN-nuaa
Miirtlin rjea in iihwI
wvllixl atiat ttvxi ilny, , ut h.-r mull..
Wl at III IImtm
(iwxl iirM Him In-n r1 fr.iiu ll.-nry
IN aa brum utiil ..t Li . -..iihI
llputt'iinnt till nt (..tun I. lit Lull I.., li.
mi mo of whMi 1 fitrvit. Ii.. vim
among- tho iiiUnIii'. I'mih Unit ilujr .
thl imlliln' iin.ru lum I1..11 lifiirl
from llviirjr 1't-ti-ia. Aunt Mnrtlm uu
rlvau lii-artliroki-n, um n), t.ut li.
wrut BtHjiit lu-r work, t urln' f..r tlm
li k au.l luylu' out lliu ilruil, im umiiil.
Aunt Mnrtlm orun nlr t n 'ntwy, tun
ay, to iH'iiil Hut luisilin:, 1111111..I
frulta ami Mlli-a tn Hi.. Nlrk uml
uuii.liil In tha lini'liiiU mill wurknl
mi Hint nil tlm (linn aim n. ui. 1 Hiiiiru
from fuiully iimtti-r.
Ili'tiry Vtrr' wytliu Ihhik nut Iu
llio .(.Im tri'o rltlit wlu-ru Iki li ft It
lu ll lia wrtit to K iir. l'i n!il tiniiH of
ii l.y tmulil twh It, uml wo never
lmv. Tlm liimlu l ti-rriiilo runty
l II'1, I num liut tii.lHMly una ever
tliiivt) take It ilowti.
Aunt Murllm 11c v i-r tu Miui
rial day ilowti nt tlm I'nrLa, nu.t 1
fliMi wumU-ml lir. All tl r't of
u ruin it liln I ilMu't tliluk I
roultl ito llila Jfur, Ui'iuiHt. 1 uim Jut
over tlio mumix anil It a n r.illti
dny, with a raw wind Jimt hut tin
till friu our linuiH', at lu f..t, rmn
tli rl to tho Wint Hi 11 n. Ii rc-uu-tcry,
mid, vt-lilla It 1 out "f "Ik' lit of tin
bua, fuu ran lii-iir tin- I.iiikI a It
iurt'lu' liy, I. ut you mu't i- miy
tiling It ! 'lultci n May rmiml .y tlm
roait, but vrm lot 11 it niirt far.
II li-rt lirr Mnnkt-t nlinvil nnd my
ra Jaiki't I) In mi tlm onra lu the Mil
ttU f.x.in, Intviidlil' to tiiki- tlii-iu nlniiii
tu u If wu if.it 10I1I, nn.l In thu n
till. nn1 I imvrr liavi. iioUxly but
y. .11, Itut you won't glra mo away,
will ''
I liur.i I,hmi tlilnkln' what na aatd.
..r tli.i Ufa of mi 1 cn't why
Aunt Murlhn'a drriwln' uu In Aunt I'a
lli'i.. i'' li.. r' n..U anil (ultt' out
to tin- hiiii. and IiuiikIii' a wraalb of
rvrrluntlu' tlnwpr 011 Il'iiry rrtirra
ru jy old wytlia that haa bung tnr
f . r forty ynim bn auythlnic tu da
wlili low and dvottu. Cau youT
Rooms to Let. Hoard, and
Ltxltfiug. When HuuKry
call on the
XXoiua mttylo
Kl-STAURANT
r a gotxl sMjuare meal.
Main St.
Hillsboro - - - Oregon.
Aunt Martha's
Memorial Day
Tf f jfoai ain't ncr bad no Auu
ialartha lu your family, urn
that JiH bavt lulawxt on of the
lm IblUf that rvrr liari)rd
In tlil world. Htm la lua'a uldful old
Itiald Utrr. Wall, now, you U.ixlu't
turn uii yuur HumI Mba ain't una of
tluun aur. Iran, cranky, wrawuwl,
Vluritary UMMlltoiird, ilt curl, i.ll
Dm, utklotn fading crlttr-nH by
lone hot! Kbt'i abort, atnut. whllo
and rarrtra nulla that waruia and
llk-tila a bull room, luat aa w hrn father
Jnji a flra In tha ftniilnf.
Hum folk nay that tha rvaxm aha
ain't married la twcanu aha ain't n
rr bad Do cbnnca. Ma aaya 'lulu't att
Kor Ort yaara Uch fUlaa blmd wan,
llrury rtara, kl cuitiuany wild lu-r,
ma aaya, and cuma to ara br awry
iVnlnrlay and Haturday nlglit rliiht
A Story of Grant.
(icni'r.il I'n-d (.rmifa fuvorlta atory
of bin fathi-r U on that vi-ry aotly
IlliiMi riiti'n Hint icrcat aoldU-r'a faculty
of rI.Ihk up a altuatlon lu a fuw
Wjirda.
' i Inn! an old roarhiuan," be aaya.
"w ho wua not tb brlKhtmt man In tha
wot hi, but w luil ho did not knowaljout
n liorm; it not worth knowing. Motu
it u.il lo mil on hi 111 to do all aorta
of HiIiik Unit wito not In bU Hue, ami
old John, of rourw, waa alwaya luaklug
lulHiiiU.-H to annoy her. Onra aha arnt
Ii 1 in to tin' bnuk to do aouut bualnma,
uml Ii.' did It wrong. Hba told father
nlviut It and wild:
'1 cut you'll have tu U-t John go.
1 1 iii'ver dm- aa ba aboutd anything
I WAIil til til t( do.'
Well, mother aabl my father, U
John could do everything you want
him to do, and do It right, be would not
hfm to be oar coachman.'" I'bUadel-
ihln Ilj;er.
A Relic ot
John Brown
rirown k";.f "llio nbl!lt!ea T In
curreil whila roniiM ttxl with Mr. IVr
klna" and furtlier ya. "M.t of you
know well I gnre up all I had to Per
kin while with him."
It waa Kxmewhat atartllng to oe r-
rently, after alimxit ality year have'
iaed. on tha K'ent bllllioard whlrh ,
now completely hide thU 1llnpli1ate, i
tumbledown wool atornire warehouse ;
from paww-ra on thn railroad, the lurid j
advertUeinent of a traveling "Curl
Tom'a t'obln" company, with fiiKltlva
lave being rhaaed by Uoodhouud.
when Una than three feet from the
bairn of the aame boarding atanda the
nine counting room hk h heard. I' k
In lh4!, fiery iIi tiiiik Uitlmn of Junt
inch acme from the llpa of old "(nwa
aatonil.t" Hrown hlmwlf, even then
planning the tragb.- courae whkb Iwl
M111 at lnt to the Ilnrp-r Kerry raid
tnd to the gallowa. Iloaton Globe.
"I'LL 00 IK TOUM rLACE."
(Iirougl corn pltnlln', haytn', barveat
in and tbraablu'. no matter bow tuny
I huvti heard nia tall tha atory about
Jieury I'etera food mauy tlmea.
Ileury lived aton lo a llttlo bouae on
t-'ncle giiaa farm, which Jlne onra-
thut In, Henry roomed there. L'uclu
limioe wna pretty tmall for the growtu'
fuiully, eo the hired man elupt there.
Ho did extra, help durlu' liaylu', hur
VeHtlu' and tbraabln'.
It Im a Utile two room affair. Aunt
Mnrtlm Uvea thero all aloua now ex
rept when ahe la alayln' with um of
'lie rulntlven, hulplu' caw for the ak'k,
luylu' out the dead or aometblug like
that. And It keepa her pretty buay,
Wiiuho both pa and uia have a grlat
of brutbora and auttera Urln In these
porta.
Well, durlu' the war ma myi p
' drnftod. It didn't worn ai If he
could ba apared. Ma bad been alok
"II winter and hnd run up an awful
doctor's bill. The cropa bad been
ulKlily poor tha aeaaon before, almost
a fulJunt, There waan't enough aold
fi'oui the farm to keep ua going and
pny the Interest on the mortgage.
There waa no money to pay for a
HubNtliute, and things did look blue.
Through tha orchard one niornln',
"cylhe on ahoulder, coma Henry Te
t"fa, who had learned of the trouble.
I'a wai out by the pigpen when Hen
ry walked up to him, placed hla hand
on pu's shoulder and aald: "Undo Ul-rnnr'-ho
alwaya called pa that, they
ny "I'll go In your place. I am a
liiglo man, without any tlea. Mo one
cures for me, aud there la none de
peudln' ou me aa then la on you."
I'll bursts Into tears and aaya, "Hen
ry, 1 have no money to pay you."
"Drat the money" aaya Henry,
hnngin' up hla scythe la the apple tree
y tho pump.
Uury. wjBujLla..Ol county Beat and
cltemi-nt ciT aettln' ntnrb-d forgot 'em w S' a tr-ry flllniMted 1
"i;orgle," a be any to me- nm alwayi I the iiiIiIhI of the m-ci
call me, tieorclu w lw n ahe wnuta m I 1 old mating boxes Bin
to do anything -'Van't you run bum H-r In th yanl of
lid get our wrapa Hint I Inlil out nl
the aofnf I hntil to. Tlm proiinwlm
waa Jut formlu' for the cemetiTy-tln
band ahead, next the orntor of tlm day
sun tlio preai-ln-m or Hie town In l
rtagea, then the Itowi-r vinuoii, with tha
llttlo glrta driwtl In red. while nm)
blue; next the tirand Army mmi, V
Uinu'a Itetlef forpa, followed by till
en In carrlagi and un f't.
1 buatli-d along home, and n h.-u M
lu' brar the hoiiau I tti"U;ht I would
teal In Slid ace what Aunt Mnrtlii
wna dolu' and luel.be I w.miit IUi.1 out
hy ahe don't ever co to M.-m.-rl.il
lay. The dunr wa nil "en. I allpiN-fl
Into the alltlu' room und found Hie
tliliif aa ma anld. Tln-u I went Into
the buttery by the window nnd ll
telird and wilt, In 1.
I btird Aunt Mnrtlia cotiiln' down.
lair. Inatead of l-lu' dn--d lu
wlille, aa imuiil, lre hml on A ilr.x na
blnrk na lilt; tit atid u..rt Aunt I'a
lli'lire'a lamnet nnd veil tlint alie i'"t
when t'm-lii Wnll wna killed on the
g IliU up Kittle er'k
The ImIIuI wna mnr, hln' nloiii; the
road lo tlie graveyard. I could le-nr
tha dltge, and Aunt Mnrtlm wniked
with alow tep. kii-pln' time to the ami
mualc, around the hoiiKe. out to lh
pump, where bung the scythe Hint
Henry IVU-r hllchl 1111 lln-n: U-f..re
he went to war There Aunt Mnrtlm
topHtl Khe hnd a Ux.k In Iht 1 1 : 1 1 1 1
aud 1 heard her rend aomi'thiu' from
U. It la aontelMidy' orntlon; in n't rt
llienilx-r the exm t wolila, but It la
aoitiethlug like thla: "We cnunot eon
n-ntrnle; we iniin..l ilouil.nle thU hoi
low nl ground." It' a noble plr e. I
have heard It rend on iniiry n Memo-
rlnl dny by aotne lawyer nt the Forks
lurln' tho exerie. It wind up. "A
government from the coplo, with the
oie. to the iiple. ahall not -rlitl
from off thl 'ere earth."
Afh-r Ihln I benrd Aunt Mnrtlm any
In', "We will now i-txule to i!eoor:ite
the grnvea of our fallen hcr.H-H." Ami
he teiM-d up nud hung n wrentli of
evcrlanlln' flower on Hint old aeythe
uatli. Then ahe dh.1 on h. r kmva,
Uiwed her bend. clnN-d her ImmU a
If aho vva makln' a prayer to (bl. I
could lirnV no longer and took my
ncak. 1 felt menu to think I aplcd on
her. but How I knew why Aunt Mar
tha never went to Memorlnl dny.
I went back to the cemetery, and ma
was glad to gel her w nip. After drlv.
In' all around through the graveyard
aud ltHikln' at tho ibvorntlnti wo vent
to the ball gnme nud "nv tho Cutlln
Hollow Imlay Cutter mow down the
tony lirk Giant by a m ore uf 34 to
We got awful cold goln' homo, 1ml
when we all piled out there vnn a
big fire lu tho elevated oven kitchen
stove, the table wan spread with a
white cloth and a dnmly aupper rciuly,
thank to Aunt Martlmcggi "IkiIIihI
Juat three and one hulf iiilutites In the
hell and sure tho water' bollln',"
says she; Mtnto' cut up Hue; cooked
In hum grenae and then cream injured
over them, which ahe knows so well
how to fix; freah npplo aitiieo, warm
blacult, honey, splccil peaches and 11
one egg rnke as light n a fen I her.
Aunt Martha In her while drona,
wsrmlu' u all with her amlle, Inw
Hln' uliont. helldl)' us kltlH olT Willi
our things and glvlu' tm severnl help
Id's of our favorite dlahc.
After supper I tensed ma to walk
out h) tho pasture with 1110 and hco
somo new lambs that bad conio while
we wore gone to Memorial dny, and
then while walkln' buck 1 tout ncr
whnt I auw 11 bout Aunt Mnrtlm. Mm
inut imikH down nnd cried ami buui
she hnd never know such love nnd de
eotidltlon In
umuluikiU of
ud at-rap luiu-
the Kmery
company coix-r amltliy on Itallrmd
row. rtprtiigflcld. Mn.. now slveu over
to the teiiiU r rare of rata aud pigeons,
with nu octnalonal tramp drifting In aa
uu extra cuent atsnd tha Identical
wnn-hoilao uaed by John Drawn and
hla m, John Ititilor aud Jnnon, be
tween the year 1H17 and 1H51.
John Urowu hud llvnl lu Maaanrbu
aett befnru. He studied to be a tnln
Inter lu the fnmlly of Her. Miatea Hal
ha k of rinlulleld Juat la-fore be reach
ed hla majority In the winter of 1N10.
At Hint Hum ho wna dew-rllied as
"rntln-r tnlt, sedate, dlgiililetl." and be
wn w-nt back to hla father's tanysrd
tu I' than a yenr la-auae of Inflam
lliullon of the eye.
In the wnn-houae John Urowu work
ed dully with hla men, some white and
some colored, aorilng. rlaaalug and
lniiiRHhli.iig wimiI. There (l4) Kred
1 rl k loiii;liiaa colleil upon hi 111 and
wa kuriirlMil to tlud Li i 111 In such a
mall wimhIcii Itouat ou a back street.'
In that anme yeur Itrown, elnted at
hla am-coofful sale, "plunged" to the
exti-nt of going to Kuroe to Interview
I"i.t;i l-.li l.uer. It la relutinl that be
wna pliriiouii-unlly natule In gradtug
wool l.v the mmiho of touch.
loft-n ItnuiNlinien met the
farmer nud. having heurd of bl keen.
ii-iui In thla particular, reolved to put
ll to the text. He wa led Into a dark
room in which three Hinull asm pie
packet were lying. Urowu Instantly
detected which was Snxoiiy, which
una from Ohio, but at the third be
hiKltatcd a moment Turning to the
joker, he aald, "If you hnve any snu
a.'iue machine lu Knglnnd that will
work up dog's hair, put this In UP'
The InutfU wns on hi companions, for
they had Imh-ed uaed tho aheartnga
from a aalle to fKil bltu.
I'.rown greatly i-ndearrd hlmwlf to
the blacka. In hla Sprlngtleld ware
house he foriuiHl a lodge of "Spring
llcid tillcadllea," prlitinrlly aimed to
protect the ncicroea from gutherlng
trouble with the whites. Forty four
members joined, lteverly C. IHiwiilug
heading the list. He would have them
come to me tiowmmiirs, low ceimiK'ea
Mice an hour before work Ugan In
the morning, and they were there far
Into the night after work was over.
The late Tlioma Thomas, long a res-
t a u rat
at tho
Tha Phantom Army,
And I a ohanlum army coma,
V.uh nvvvr a aouml of nt or drum,
ll.it k..ln mrp tu murr)rl bum
Of wullltia lamentation
Ttw mar1)rrl bmtun ut Malvorn Hill,
fif Osltyaliura anil Cliamrlloravllle,
Tha man wliuaa waalwl UxlUsa-nll
Ttia patriot aravaa of Out nation.
And thr cam tha unknown dead, tha
men
Who dUel In fvr swamp and fn,
Tha lowly atarvrd of prlaon pen.
And marchlna lha olKr
Cam Oia ilunky ma.rirr of llllow'a flcht,
With limb nfraiiclinwd and beartnc
brlKlit.
1 thoushl-'twaa tha tale mnonllicht
Thty lookad aa whlta aa Oitlr brothara.
And ao alt night marched the nation'
dead,
With navor a banner above tam ipraad.
o ln mv tha bora, uncovered baad
Of their silent, Krirn Kevlewer,
With never an arrh but the vaulted aky.
With not a flower aav thorn which It
On dlata.nl crave, for love could buy
No sift that waa proper or truer.
Bo all night long moved tha atranga ar
ray;
Bo all nla-ht long till the break of day
I watched for one who had paaaed away.
with a reverent awe and wonder.
Till a blue cap waved In tha lengthening
line.
And I knew that on who waa kin of
mine
Had come, and I poke and. lo. that aum I
Wakened me from my lumber!
-Brat Hart.
Swearing In tha Cook.
The darky contrabands who fre
quently strayed withlti the t'nlon lines
were often very acceptable a ae Ir
an ta, particularly as cooks. The non-
commUaloned otllcers frequently had a
heap of sport with these unsophisticat
ed negroes. Occasionally there was
great formality In swearing lu these
cooks The drums would be sounded
or the bugle blown, and amid much
linprvKMlve pomp the darky would as
sume hla new- duties, having sworn to I
perform thetu proH-rly. to stipairt the
constitution of all the loyal states.
clean tho plates without wlpl.ig them
ou bis coat sleeve, solemnly swearlug
to put milk lu the coffee every morn
Ing and other like deeds.
The tame ot bieebill b-tweenl
Bxnka and ParininelOD, it the I
A half I grounds 1 f tbe lattnr, reaQlled in r
latikee virtnr for tha lUnka clnh lb.
CH9 being 3 to 4 U .DiiiFOD wa
in the b x for Farmington, ami
pitcboJ a steady gam'-, but lb'
Banks crah won out by bard plug
ing at the bat and good b8v run
oing.
Addition to Portland HVighle
No. 2 was filed in Ibit county Mon
day. Several etreets iu Ibis addi
tion are over the line in Inn ooun
iv (i'ndually Portland will grow
iut to Hillchiro, l ut Hillnhoro will I
meet Portland mire than hilt way
Mr. and Mrs E H. Smith ar
rived here from Kirksvilla, Mi
40uri. Tuecdav night. Mrs. (smith
i a daughter ot Mr. and Mra. J A
lmbne, and they will ppt-nd the
pummer in Oregon, returning home
xbout the nrst of September.
TheGlencoe Baseball team will
give a basket aootai at ine wood
men Ilali. lilencoe, Saturday eve-
cur lu Springfield, wa engaged 0ing, June 6, the net proceede to
very llrst of Itrown'a career In Q theeupportof the club. There
will be a good program and relresh-
menta for all. Everybody invited
Tbe Henry Becker place, on
Iowa Hill, was sold at referee's eale
Monday, at the court house. The
successful bidder was John Knnee.
of South Tualatin, who paid $2100
for the 120 acres. Tnere is some
good timber on tbe place.
W. (i Hare, W. N. Barrett and
Harry Bagley have all refused to
defend Roeelair in his camiDg mur
der trial. It is thought tbat Rose-
lair will not be able to get a Hills-
boro attorney to take his case.
The Forest Grove Colts were de
feated by the Vancouver club on
the Utters ground, Sunday, by a
-core of 5 to 4 The V ancouver
I club now has first place In the per
oentage column.
The Hillsboro boys were out
practicing on tneir new grounds
aH Sundsy. The grounds have
had considerable work, and they
John DiiowN'a WARauoima.
will lure the unsophisticated cat-
(iBb, for a spell.
Dr. J. K Adkins, dentist, wish
es to announce that he will hereaf-
thcr'a elation at making a business Iter beat his Hillsboro parlorB every
coiiimctlou with Colonel rerklna (Jan. jgy in the week.
11, ik)
Ing n (llHtlnct bearing upon this wool
working Springfield era. Ou the copy
of Brown's letter to bis son John, aa
given In Hr. 0. W. llrown'a book, ap
pear those words apropos to the fa-
Introducing our new
Line of Steel Ranges
"THE STANDARD" "THE IDEAL"
"THE MERIT"
We are offering for a limited
time special buying induce
ments asK us about our spec
ial Exchange arrangement al
lowing you to turn in your
old range on a new one
Realizing the constantly increasing demand for a range that embraces the most
modern features, and especially to meet local conditions, and after careful investi
gation and study as to the merit of the most modern rauges, stove buyers find as
sembled in these three ranges a combination of superior material, workmanship, de
sign and finish, together with many special constructive features. In introducing
these ranges it is with the assurance that we offer the best that it is possible to buy
anywhere for the money. The liberal buying and exchange inducements which we
offer for a limited time should prove of interest to every intending range buyer.
id
Altai
A Beautiful
BELGIAN
STALLION.
MENTOR
Has Splendid
Disposition
Superb action.
3295-46596. Imported 1908. Dark Chestnut.
Coming 4 years; weighs 1900; Best Conformation for Draft Gets.
Pedigree Sire, Jamac, 10S38; 8tre Lady Goyck 3534, Dam Marie 3661. Dam, Liae tie Voor
de, 43c 07, Sire Gaston de Cboy 10X20, Darn Pauline Hauterne 3JS07.
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To see this Stallion is to see the finest in County
Season of 1909-: Monday, Gordon & Misner barn, Forest Grove;
Tuesday, Hillsboro; Wednesday, Mountaindale; Thursday, Glencoe.
Friday noon, H. M. Vanderzanden's; Friday night, Banks; Saturday
Henry Peterson's barn, Manning; Saturday evening to Monday a. m.
at John Herb's, Greenville.
TFRMS: Single Serviee, fl2-50; Season, $18: when mare Is known to be in foal,
$22. oU : Insurance, 25. Care to prevent, but not responsible tor accidents.
The Banks Belgian Horse Company.
thut city as a porter. He aald tbat
when he asked Itrown bow early In
tlio morning be sbould come to-work
the reply was. "Wa usually betttu work
nt 7. but come earlier, for I waut to
talk, wttb you." He declared that are a first-class shape for games.
urowu nils woui 10 una uy 1110 uour n n. .k-...ki
n.,ll l,l..b u.ll.l..,i-i I . Vlinioij wunu, iuo iivimovi
n..u ......ou. j n .I.J U. U .u I
It iimUo little difference bow press- "oun roriianu, who uaa iuo .m.r
Int tho business: tbe enthusiast wua al- lor ID6 new BODOOi Douse annex in
, . 1 . .-. a a
ways remly to cull u halt when tbe op- harge, was out to lliURDoro last
portunlty to exploit his views present- Monday, looking over he build lDg
ih! llsclf. lie prererred to do most or jfound.
Uim,r Andrew Jack and C. Blaser left
In tho collutcd correspondence of Tuesday morning t if me ooluniDia
Urowu there ai-e two later items hav- Slough, near Ht. Uelens, wnere iney
"This, I tl lnk, will be considered no
monn alliance for tho poor bankrupt
nnd his family In a manner ao unex
pected. I most certainly hope we will
have tho wisdom slvcu us to utak tha
most of It."
Iu the letter quoted lu Frank B, San
born's book, under date of April 10,
1K58, when ho waa rapidly Bearing bla
A whxatu ot bvbhlastinu H.0WKH8. gl,i( imposed martyrdom, addressing
yotloik Jhe .nia.de mo. proiutse notjo "'lo'T Ife jind ..chndren, yery one1
Col. Lorenso Snow, a St. Johns
attorney, was in the city, Monday,
and called.
J. H. Rinck, the pioneer mer
chant of Buxton, was down to the
city the fore part ot the week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Fitzpatrick, Cornelius, Or., May 24,
1909, a son.
NORTH HILLSBORO ACRES
North Hillsboro Acres comprises a number of very flue
FIVE ACRE TRACTS NORTH OF TOWN
and within a mile from the Oregon Electric, City Hall
and court house. Fourteen of these tracts are in culti
vation; improvements on two them. Beautiful property.
Sold on Easy Payment Plan
These tracts should appeal to all wanting small homes;
are especially attractive to city business men who want
outside property, and to professional men and retired
farmers who want suburban homes right at town, but
free of city taxes. Bound to raise soon in valuation.
Sale Price, cleared tracts, per acre, $200
lO per cent, down and $IO MoniHly.
Deferred payments carry but seven per cent, interest.
a
A splendid chance, also, for a speculation. Address
J. B. SCHAEFER, L1NNTON, OR., or call on
Imbrie Land Co., Hillsboro.
Patrick Hogan, of Beaverton, Remember, the Oregonian and
was in town Sunday. Argua, only $2.25.
Deep Sea
FISH
Market
Have Always on Hand a
Large Supply of
Fresh & Salt Fish
Crabs, Oysters. & Clams
Our fish are kept in
Freezing tanks and arc
always fresh.
Main,. Op. Odd Fellows
HILLSBORO, ORE.
NOTICE t.
Rurbank sred potato for sal al
$1 per cwt , at my farm, at Glen
ooe. Address W. W. Paine, Hills
boro, Or , R. 3, Pacific Pbnne 76,
Glencoe. .r 'j 10-lf
Argus and Journal, $2 25.