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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-09-10
Hamilton,

Hamilton.
Jas. Miller left for his home in Ontario
Tuesday.
Thos. Rowney was in town for cou-
pie of days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Joy of Glasston
spent Sunday in town.
Andy Miller came down from Walhalla
Monday on short visit.
The Y's intend to give reception in
the township hall Monday.
]. B. Robinson Of Bathgate was in town
for short time Wednesday, on business.
E.E. Rorapaugh, representing the c.
M. Barnes Co. of Chicago, III. was in
town Friday.
Editor Gilpin is one of the five editors
placed on the anxious seat by Mayor
Patterson of Bismarck.
Rev Christmas, ''the Devine healer
held forth in the town hall this week.
Mr.. Christmas wears his hair a-la.cow-
boy.
Jno. Currie of Bathgate has accepted a
position on the X-Rays force, consequent
ly the editor has more time to play with
the tame badger.
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PEMBINA
Building and Loan Association

pEMsINA, NORTH DAKOTA.
wor.v ioAnde on GOOD Real Estats0ecurttysnI
vhsra n tha county. What you payforrent VIII
nsvthe monthly dues. No other psy0eote nsvs
70 So made, and In from stx 70 ss&ns a, "a
per month. AddroSs, -, p.,,,
ED. BooK1R, As IL n.Ha.sS..t
Secretary 1sosaNeHs.
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Died.

THoMPsoN-At Bathgate, Wednesday
evening, September LIST, 1897, Mrs.
Janet Thompson, aged 70 years.
Mrs. Thompson was born in Argyle
shire, Scotland, Jan. 70, 1919; the only
daughter Of the late John Mccormack,
of Puslinch county, of Wellington, Ont,
became the wife Of the late John Thomp-
son in the year 1887. settling on farm in
the same neighborEood where they re-
manned forty-two years, and where all
their large and respectable family were
born and matured into manhood and
womanhood The family consisted Of
seven daughters and three sons, the lat
ter being James and Neil Thompson. Of
Cavalier, and John Of Bathgate. The
daughters are Mrs. VIM. Scott and Mrs.
VIM. Richmond Of Dumfries, Ont, also
Mrs. Robt. Morton, Mrs. Thos. Carrick,
Mrs. Geo. Taylor, Mrs. ]. T. Blackjack
and Mrs. John McGilvary, who are all
residents in and around Bathgate. Until
five years ago, on the death of her hus-
band. she had always had wonderful
health and vigor. That event seemed to
affect her to such an extent that that
period marked decided change upon
her hold Of life. Although her children
We'd with each other to make her remain
ing days or years Of life comfort and
pleasure, she seemed to feel that this
world could offer no inducements that
would Offset the joy and happiness that
awaited her on the other shore. Her
whole life was devoted to her family,
friends and church, she having early in
life become connected with the Presby-
terrain church, to which she remained a
faithful and consistent member through
life and died in the glorious hope of a
promised resurrection. The sympathies
of our whole community will 60 out for
the sons and daughters among us, who
have been called on to mourn the loss OF
a loving mother and kind friend, and a
tear will be dropped on the grave of one
whose life has left behind her the fruits of
good work we'll done.
The funeral service was conducted by
the Rev. Richmond who chose for his
text some passages which were very dear
to the deceased. He expressed the great
pleasure it afforded him in making her
acquaintance, even though near the sun
set of her existence.
The pail bearers were her five sons.in
law, Robert Morton, Thos. Carrick. Geo.
Taylor, James Blackjack and John Nc
Gilvary and her nephew, Donald
Thomson.
The large concourse which followed her
remains to the Bathgate cemetery show
ed the respect in which she was held in
the COMMUNICATIVE Paper.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-09-10
The Burlington's Beauty.


That is what the ST. Paul and Mime
apolis call our new train, the Minneapolis
and St Paul-Chicago and st. Louis
Limited. The Pioneer Press says, ''No
cars on any railroad or in any country
are equal to those Of the Burlington's
Limited, ""Pullman's latest and richest. {"
st. Paul Globe: ''Vestibuled palaces on
whees." St. Paul Dispatch: "Grand
beyond description" Minneapolis Til
bune:r "',fhe two real advance agents Of
prosperity" Minneapolis Journal: "Elec-
trio light, steam heat wide vestibules,
compartment sleeping and buffet library
cars, everything that any other train has
and some things that no other train has"
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Notice to Bicycle Riders.
Any one found ridinh bicycle on any
of the sidewalks in the city OF Pembina,
will be prosecuted according to ordin-
ance governing same.
10 S. M. MooRHEAD, Marshal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-09-10

+ IT, train Of tho dreas worn b. Cath.
crime d. 1edici On her marriage in 1883
With Henri. second son Of Francis ].
KING g France, measured no less than
- yaeds In length and Wa carried By
TN paizs Of pagea
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Farmers.

Get good weight and good quality, by
changing your wheat for Warren -four
at the St. Anthony Elevator. 38-tf
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All the New Styles

OF fall millinery. Hats, bonnets, rib
bons, flowers, feathers, trimmings,
shapes. A large invoice just received
and opened. Ladies invited to call and
inspect. 6tf MRS. c. O'HARA.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-09-10

A. II. Anderson, the photographer,
will Be at his studio, above the drug
store, Pembina, on the LIST and 3rd Mon.
days Of each month.
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Farm Loans,

Talk with A. Short & Co. when 20,
want to renew your loan. Plenty o
money on short notice.
If A. SHORT & Co.
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COUNTY j. |. NEWS.
1atlIhulIx,x

11to0bu44.
Mr.. H. Shumway went to Grafton OH
his wheel Saturday.
Mr.. James Mclean, he Of the bright
smiles and winning ways, is with us
again.
Miss Maggie Mcdonald is visiting her
parents here this week. We are pleased
to see her looking so well.
Miss Harris returned to her home in
Winnipeg on Thurday last, after spend
ing a pleasant holiday with the Stewards
here.
Our slumber is now disturbed by the
whistle Of the steam thresher. Reports
are to the effect that sample is good but
yield small, average between twelve and
thirteen bushels.
Mr.. H. Shumway, the amiable buyer
at the Monarch elevator had the misfor-
tune to cut one ofhis fingers very badly
while At work in the elevator on Tuesday.
Prof ]. A. Mckay Of Cavalier county,
formerly Of Pembina county, passed
through this place last week EN- route for
Pembina. Mr.. Mckay is an educator
than which there is no better. He visit
ed our school and reports it progressing
rapidly.
Mr.. L. A. Whittemore took Tuesdays
south bound train for Grand Forks where
he will purchase complete new stock
preparatory to opening up his large gen.
eral store at this point. The company
will be Stewart & Whittemore. Anyone
anxious to buy good goods at low prices
should call at the new store.
Mrs. Warren of Ontario has been visit
ing with her sister Mrs. ]. D. Mcdonald
during the past week. Mrs. Mcdonald
enjoyed family reunion at her home
last week; all of Mrs McDonald's child
rem were present, together with the Quig-
.leys Of Glasston, Mr.. and Mrs Calkins of
Chicago and Miss Katie Mcdonald who
is teaching at Glasston.-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-09-10

Il Italy there are more theatsrs in
proposition 10 the population than in
any other country.
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LOCAL WANTS,
Farm Loans,

Plenty Of money to loan on improved
farms. Money furnished on short no.
tee. If SHORT & Co.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-09-10

It takes good flour to make good
bread. Warren flour makes good bread.
Ask your dealer for it. 88-tf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-09-10
Good Flour for Wheat.

Farmers you can change your wheat
for Good Flour without waiting. At the
St. Anthony Elevator St. Vincent. 8stf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-09-10
Housekeepor1

There is no flour better than the Wa
rem. Ask your dealer for it. est
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-09-10
Found.

Lady's cape, between Pembina and
Carlisle. Call at this office, prove prop
erty. and pay for this notice.
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e.
7 Flour and Feed
Store.

The undersigned desires to call
ke attention of the farmers and
sople in general to the fact that
be 10 now prepared to supply oil
with Flour and Feed Of ell kinds
EWHEAT. OATS AND BARLEv
Taken in exchange, or for cash,
at the highest market price
Store on corner Suits inan and
Second streets Pembina.
n. 6. FELDMAN.
Proprietor.
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j. P. BReNNAN, D. DIS.
5B41T334.
Graduate Of state Univsssity Of lows: Located
permanently ct Bathgate. once IN inc 5s.s noS ~
ExnresS 1uiidins; Pembipa, from tho 18TH %
1 Bat and Fsmbtna. n. Dak-
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-28
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
4 BEAUTIFUL CALIFORNIA HOME
AND FINE INCOME PROPERTY
I'm THE
PICTURESQUE RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY.
RIG BARGAIN.

THIS VINEYARD AND RANCH IS 10
Gated IA mile from Asti Sonoma County, 31a
hours from san Francisco Dy train. 1t lies upon
the county road between Healdsburg and clover
dale 1t is 21p miles from Cloverdale and miles
from Healdsburg 1t adioins the great vineyard
of the Italian-Swss Colony aud is only short oil j.
from their winery and distillery miles from
the Moulton Hill Winery and distillery and but ~
mile from the winery and distillery tf De Hay
q Co.
1t consists of 300 acres Of land lying at the head
of Russ an River v. LEY. which it oyerlooks. A
part, and upon which the vineyard Is located, is
slightly rolling, giving excellent dI ainage while
bottom land and raises heavy crops of hay, grain,
corn, vegetables and alfalfa
The land rises 10 a gentle elevation from the
county road and hen slopes down 10 the Russian
River which Is one Of Its boundaries and along
which it has frontage OF something tver ~ mile.
Salmon, grilse and other fish can be taken from
this stream the larger part of the year and being
q large living stream 1t Is elso convenient for
stock for bathing, boating and other purpos 5.
In the near viclnity. on both sides OF the river,
are the country residences OF several wealthy san
Franciscans. The woods along the foothills are
filled with game-deer, quail doves and pheas-
ants-and here many spend several weeks or the
hunting season. There are also many hne trout
streams in the vicinity Many noted mineral
springs are near by.
The San Francisco aud North Pacific Railroad
runs through the ranch, and there Is shipping
point on the premises
The who tract is well and strongly fenced and
divided into convenient fields tor different pur-
poses appro kim ately as follows: Vineyard, 80
vegetable bottom laDd) 20 acres; alfalfa, IL
acres: family orchard, acres.
The balance Is taken up in barnya corrals,
avenues, etc.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-28
INCOME.

The vineyard will produce something over three
tons the and Is expected to produce at least
$4,000 upon the graz es alone this year upon basis
of prices prevailing last year. namely, $lS per ton.
some varieties produced last ear high as seven
tons TO the acre, and some varieties now being
grated with heavier bearing varieties This In
come should be net after deducting income from
hay, vege tables and pasture.
The owner, man OF large interests, desires
either to axe partner by selling one-haf inter-
est will sell the ranch entire. Should he sell
onehaif interest he will give the partner posses
sion Of the house and ranch and make such
rangemenis Tor operating the same as will be salts
factory. He will also be prepared to put up
winery and buy coop erage should the partner de-
sire. What he desires Is some one upon the place
who will take personal interest In the manage
ment.
To the purchaser 1t can be truly said that prop
erty of this kind Is seldom offered. 1t is ALL
round place. To one seeking alth in the mos
congemial climate and in one Of the most delightful
valley of the state it is ideal in its surroundings.
TO the hunter and sportsman II offers spec al ad-
vantages and Inducements. Toone who wishes
ideal home and an income property it is certain
that property Of this kind in as favorable loca-
ton and the price will MT be found in the
or Ca!iforn a.
1t is proposed to sell all the place for $4,000,
or one-half interest for $4,000 The present
owner would prefer to take partner upon the
sale Of one half in, crest, having he does i'm
plicit confidence in the future Of the property
believing tnat property which produced more
than 15 per cent annually and is constantly in
creasing in value with the age Of the vineyard is
geo enough to hold.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-28
VINEYARD.

The wire grapes are OF the best varieties were
selected with great and bring the highest mar
ket price. They bear well and are strong, healthy
vines. The larger part full-bearfng vines
from ten to fourteen years old, the balance being
eight years old.
The varieties are IS follows: Trousseau, Sweet
water, Mataro Savignonvert Burgundy Fehrs
Zago, CharhonAu us, Mission, Carrngas, with about
an acre OF mixed liable grat.es-Ruse of Peru,
Nj Morocco and Black Hamburgs.
The family orchard contans apples, ounces and
some small fruits
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-28
THE FAMILY RESIDENCE

Is a house of eight rooms, bath and cellar;
insured for $40UO fully furnished 1t Is
situated upon a noble eIeva ION overlooking
the whole ranch and Russian River Val
ley IL stands at the head OF fine avenue OF
English walnuis. which are in full tearing, and Is
surrounded and sheltered by several large oaks.
The grounds about the house are inclosed by a
picket fence and there is assortment of vines
and shrubbery. Both house and grounds are
piped for water.
Near the residence Is q tankhouse with two large
rooms; also building con aiming woodshed and
a storeroom also house for foreman or help, the
horse barn for 10 horses, the COW barn for COWS,
appropriate corrals for horses, cows and other
stock.
The hennery Is fully equipped, from which sales
as high as $500 per year nave been realized.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-28
]. RICH & CO.,
IL. Real Estate Agents and Rent Collectors,
l12 Montg omery St. San Francisco.


sS50-Caifornin st; cheap: iot 25x100.
S2500-Bemont: choice cottage; fruit orchard
In full bearing fine location; bueautiful surround
ings. will exchange for city properly.
S3400 for thEs handsome cottage on E line OF
Broderick st. nGrth of Clay; large key lot worth
alone more than price asked: must be sold.
$3500-A beautiful cottage in Alameda: Foun-
tain st. near Lincoln ave-; 5bxl17; rooms; will
exchange for lots in city.
$4O00-Bush St.. cheap building lot, 81 6x1 81 IS;
fine location for flats
$4500-An offer wanted for cottage 2224 Post
st. near Devisadero rooms and bath; large lot;
27:6x137:6
s5,5OO-Threestory house Of 12 rooms, north
side of Bush, near Powell ST.: this property made
into fats will pay WELL
$6a00-VsIencia ST., lot in business center.
$65O0-O'Earrel St, large lot. surrounded by
fine residences frst-cass location for fats
$S250-For one of the b an dSomest residences on
Pacific Heights; 25x127 :814.
S9000-Grove ST. near Fillmore and electric
cars; modern improved fats; lot 81 :6x137:6.
s11,500-Ca ifornia st. near Webster residence
Of II rooms; can be remode!ed into flats
rooms and bath each; steady tenants; rent
$82 SO per month; lot 27:6xlS7:6
Sl2,5U0-12I5 Waller st.; 50x142; beautiful
residence, rooms: large stable
$12,000-Grove ST.: fine large residence nr. Web
ster and Fillmore street cars.
S12000-Bush St. mr.. Webster; elegant 10-room
residence. In fine order,every modern convenience
lot z7x1O0.
s276OU-Beau,iful residence in the Western Ad-
diton: large grounds
ments consist Of large residence and four modern
improved flats under good rent
This Is only partial list of choice property that
we offering at prices in keeping with the times.
A. j. Ri II & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Rent Collectors
af
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-28
WATER.

The place has an abundant supply OF pure noun
tam water, which is obtained from stream COM
ing n u the hills and passing through the ranch
There are two miIis-one a 16-foot Cyclone, the
other 1O-foot Aermotor-pumping respectively
into tanks holding 16 900 and 90 gallons eacn,
from which 1t is piped TO the two residences, barns
corrals, gardens, water troughs, etc.
Machinery-1he place is supplied with all the
farming machinery and utensils com plete, mowers
reapers, cuitvators. harrows, plows, wagons. car
penters' tools, pruning too 8, fruit boxes, etc, In
fact everything nece essary 10 operate the place.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-28
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-C ontinued
n H. UMBsEN q CO.
VI. DAVID BUSH, Msnager Country Dept
IA MONTGOMERY ST.

co. AN ACRE: 400 ACRES GOOD GRAIN
u1o land near Lockford. san Joaquin County
100 acres nsw in grains house. barn and outbuild-
U.0OO l0s4 ACRES 4H MILES FROM
p = wv. san Jose; neat cottage of rooms:
barn; other outbuildings: family orchard; part of
ings worth 1890. 'A''''s = 'ss' '''
G16O0 Al ACRES NEAR BRENTWOOD,
DZoUU. Contra Costa County: family orchard
of fruits and nuts; balance in grain ali level, good
farming land; good house Of 6 rooms and out
buildings: chcken-houseS and yards for 5O0
chic <ens-
$500 s2e ros ds 1OO .o AcRES R OF PEEr
ontra Costa County; 80 acres in new orchard Of
prunes and almonds Just coming into bearing;
balante in grain; good hard-finished mouse. barns
trees: of the choicest farms in the county; all
the stock and too on the place.
II railroad and coun'y road adjoining railroad
station. in The best part OF Napa Valley: 40 acres
and water: lovely climate and location; $65Oo.
EXCHANG Zoo CRES ADJOINING TOWN
~ limits Of Livermore: 80 acres in pfunes; ls
ing into bearing; will exchange for San Francisco
property. improved or unimprovsd.
LnOk RENT-A BEAUTIFUL PLACE WITH
Il about of ground at San Mareo, with
magnificen: house completely furnished: hand
some stab and out 6nlidi2gs; Ehoi1s At Siiice;
Il house with good grounds and outbuildings near
Saratoga, Santa Clara County; Will rent for sum-
0e]S OOn l79 ACRES WEST OF PALo
DHC.OUU. Alto. Santa Clara County; 100
acres of choice varieties OF wine grapes in full
bearing; about 40 acres in prunes pears and Olives
years old; with good house and other outbuild-
ings; this is gell-known property, and Is bank
foreclosure
MOUNTAIN VIEW-WE ARE OFFERING
N1 fine orchard land in this ebrated district In
tracts Of 10 and upwards at from $40 to 100
per acre go and see this.
MILL VALLEY-A LOVELY COTTAGE
vi home in choice location al bargain; for ren t.
furnished house with lovely grounds and sur
roundings near Saratoga Santa Clara County; $7t
per month
WOLFSKILL TRACT
nN PUTAH CREEK, SOLANO COUNTY,
" near the town of Winters the earliest fruit and
vegetable land in the State selling 20 to &c
acre tracts of this celebrated ranca for $50 pei
acre. one-quarter cash: balance iu annual pay
mentS, at per cent INTEREST," send for descriptive
circuiar.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-28
BovEE, TOY & sONNTAG,
80 Montgomery St., i. F.

For SALE Or
-EXCHANGE.-
''La Cantera rancho known as the Dexter
property. situated on the tar-fa med Geyser road
Castoga, Napa county. The estate con-
tains 200 acres Of meadow. hill and wood lands
especially adaptei to the growth and culture OF
fruits and vines. The water and timber facilities
are first class. and there is, besides, quarry OF
good building stone on the estate.
A well-cared-for hedge toge her with numerous
shade trees. compile tely encircles the approaches
to the estate and iands on the county road.
The improvem ents consist OF an extensive full
bearing mountain vineyard planted to bess var-
cites Of caret and sauterne grapes In the f its
are orch ards of French prunes, Bartlett pears
cling peaches Japanese plumS
modern Groom artisticaly furnisned Queen
Anne residence surmouats the building site-a
most picturesque wooded Knoll From the bal
comics OF the residence an enchanting view OF hill
and dale presents itself VIII lie in closer proximity
are visible well-kept lawn q, flower beds, shrub
berry, rare trees and plants.
There are bes des on the estate two cottag es for
EN- mployes, stone dairy or springhouse, comm o.
dious barns, outbuildings and the commencement
of a new W, ne-storage vault or tunnel (excavated
into solid rOck).
the revenue of the estate from these sources
VIII be large this season.
BovEE, TOY & SoNNTAG,
30 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-28
I'M MENTS.

Mr.. Champion. from whom the place takes It's
name, USED excellent taste in Sc Getting and then
spared no pains xpense In making 1t one OF
the finest properties of its Kind in the state. He
expended double the asking price IN and upon ne
place to say nothing of the years spent in bring
ing the vim neyard and orchard to maturity To be
appreciated the place must be seen and carefully
examined.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-28
CITY REAL ESTATE.

NJ Agents; established 1858; o26 Market ST
CEAwALL; t0-vARA LOT; BEST WARE
- house site in city; cor. Lombard and Battery;
only $4,000
pARGAIN-MUST SELL TO CLOSE ESTATE:
- 9th, near Folsom; 1oox5o; covered with
houses; only $50 per foot asked for this property
not even the value Of vacant land.
II EARNY-sF. CORNER, NEAR MARKET;
IN old improvements; renting for $400 per
month; price $S5,OOO
Al oNTGoMERY ST, NEAR CALIFORNIA:
M stores and offices paying over per cent
on 100000; lot 95 :6x6S:s.
Sl5 500 WEBSTER WE adsR., NEAR n Ado,E o,TAh, :.
fats; well rented; lot 5OxlS7:6; half cash
G0O00 FILLMORE Mr.. McALLIsTER;
NOOOO. elegant fats renting for $65; lot 25x
d BUSINESS PROPERTY: n LINE HAYES
ID ST., near Franklin; lot 25xl20 to rear street;
store, fiat and rear house; offered cheap.
ITO CLOSE AN EsTATE-sw. CORNER 10TH
L and II ardy sts.: improvements; grocery
store and fats renting low at $4s; lot 3oxs5;
price $1,000.
TAYLOR ST, Mr.. EDDY-LARGE BUILDING
L on lot 25x106:3. $1,000
G6OOO PAGE, NEAR BRoDERIcK: RESI-
Soooo' sa'9 dsn'' Of rooms and bath lot a'1
0dSO0 2FLATS: LOTT ST, Mr. GOLDEN
ID tOUO. Gate Park; 25x100; yearly rental
S40S.
o-SToRY BRICK BUILDING IN SOUTH
y Park; rent $42 so; price $4,000.
GSS00 CALIFohNIA-sT. COTTAGE, Mr..
DOCUO. Sd ave; 8 rooms and bath; in rap
idly improving neigh borhood
CHARMING CoTTAGE-NoRTH SIDE OF
" Clement St, mr. Sixth ave-; one car line passes
and one line half block; must be sold; price only
$4,000; lot 25x100.
. FLATS AND LOT; 9TH AVE, NR. CALL
= fornia ST; rented and paying large income;
To- 25xl2O: price $4,000.
4 FLATS; DE LONG AVE, OVERLOOKING
4 Golden Gate Park; rents $46; price only $4,000.
S7500 MI MISSION ST. ssd NR Is asIaesToRE
@OO00 ARMY, NEAR DOLORES: COT
DZOOO. tage, rooms and bath; lot 25x114.
S23OO. rooms on IS and Si bath; 10 lot 259i14 NN' :
$1,000 EAST. EAST AYE, IN HOLLY PARE aIi
bath; lot 25x10S