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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-12

d ESTAURANT OR HOTEL-YOUNc MAN
III with years experience in al their bran ches
d sir,s position in any department; good refer
ences A DUNLAP, ST I1owa.d st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-12

ERENCH SECOND GIRL, OAKLAND, ZEE
Il party here, $40: French ho ell cook $40: Ger
man nursegir, hotel city. Sl2, room aud board
private family cook; Oakland $50; ironer, steam
laun diy city, 81 70 per day 20 girls, Homework
SIS, so. {. X. HANSkNn co LIS Cieary st
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-12

YOUNG Man HAVING EXPhRIENCE IN
l. bookkeeping and wrapping departments in
dry-goods houses would ike situation as such or
to make himself generally useful g. u. box 81,
CAL flee.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-12

GARDENER. MARRIED. WISHES PLACE
" In private family good re ference. w, box T.
Call Office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-12

0enn GkOCERY-sTORr AND BRANCH
sDOOO. b ikery and notions; living rooms:
rent cheap; sold on account of death of owner
app 60 Tel graph ave- Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-12

You've MAN FROM THE EAST WISHES
situation plumbers helper; 2La years ex-
perience Address THOMAS DERMOI, IT'S g
Ninth ave. East Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-12

w ANTED - PROTESTANT WOMAN, TO
w cook on RAM for men, S25; Swedish second
girl SO; second girl, go; Irish nurse and second
girl, S2U; French cooks SO and S25 iioner
institution, &25: French second girls SIS AID
so: girls for housework and assist; laundress
country. $50 LION ANDHE, 3US SOCK s..
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-12
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATION
4u either tu small country hotel in min 'ng
camp; man understands ali work around hotel
and Is familiar with mining WORK: fe is first
class cook and houseKeeper and good aundress.
Address NJ aud w. box 81 Call.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-12

PARTNER WITH SNAIL CAPITAL IN
L something new; 200 customers TO start: only
one Ia the city; big money; English or astern
man pI eferred. 5 Oak 81
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-12
SITUATIONS w.Srrp-Cont,nued
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

. HOUSEW' RK GIRLS. SAN JOSE. $50 AND
= $40 second girl, San Jose. 81 II homework
girls, city and cou nt-y. so and 1925: young
cir s, assist. $40 to Sl5. MISS CULLEN, 3-3
suffer ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-12

SALOON, WITH LIVING-ROOMS; SUIT
- able for man and wife; cheap Ca 241a Thirl.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-12

CARPENTER, CITY, s. DAY: GRANITE.
~ cutter, 50 day; Burlegh dTiller, $50 and found
but her for n ranch: painter city. MURRAY q
READY, 634 and 636 Clay ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.


O.1FS SALOON ON THIRD ST.; Gut'D
I'D L y. place; worth $3.50: low rent good fig
lures has steady trade; must be sod this week.
NJ. LESS Fourth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

WRAPPERS.
Light and Dark Calico Wrappers, yoke
back and front. trimmed with bead
ing. 30c.
Light Lawn Wrappers, yoke back ana
front. edged colored ruiile. and FER
Gale Wrappers, in Blue. Heliotrope,
and Tan, with bolero fronts. 3sc.
HANDkERCHIEFS. sc.
For ladies and children. Warranted
every thread linen. ordered to be
made l-inch hemstitched, but were
made IL inch by mistake, consequent
" price was halved. Bought 10 sell
for lOc.
hut sc. EACH.
Sheer Mourning Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. &c.
Manufacturers sale OF very sheer and
pure linen Embroidered Handher-
chiefs. all Sec kinds. for Zoe.
Ladies' and Children's Colcred-Border-
cd Hanokerchiefs, lie.
Sheer Swiss Embroidered Handker-
chiefs. White and Mourning, lOc.
kinds. for sc.
Lots OF usual 90 25. and 29c. Sheer En-
broidered Linen HandAerchie;s at a
choice Of Iic.
an. ,,.. .s-urr,~ nn.,e crst aun nrrln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
BICYCLE suypRIEs.

BICYCLE sUSDRiES.
Pathllght Lamps. SEQ.
Twentieth Century Lamps, sf.os.
Perfection Lamps. S.@1.
Dixon's Graphitolo, SC. tube
Laced Saddles. oOc.
Hickory Handle-Bars, ooc.
IODOO-mile CyciOmeters. zoe. each.
Graphite Lubricant. &c.
Repair outfits. DC. each.
s. Scarchlight Lamps. $500.
Boulevard Lamps. $50.
Wood Rim Cement, Zoe. bottle.
Zoe. Double-Stroke Bells, zoe
Head Brackets. tTc. each.
Magic Bicycle Lamps. si.0o.
Blcycie-Oi &c. bottle.
Aladdin Lamps, SI.SO.
Tire Tape. 3c.
Sprockct Locks, Sc each.
Fire Bail Lamps. a.Co
Gold-riated Magic Lamps. $500
feathef-Wtiga Lugs lse-Carriers. oOc.
each.
Gerinaria Lamps. DOC.
Cyco, Joc. can.
Inner Tubes, $40.
Sundry shape ssck-Pins. choice 2oe
Nickel-plated Wrenches. i7c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

Two months in every year we sell off without re.
gard 10 former cost or selling price
EVERY Yard or FINE Silk
that has been on our shelves for four months Such an
other opportunity is happening here now, and if you
have knowledge Of Silk value you can buy
1926 ST. $l76, $t5O, $L2, and 81 Silks for 5Oc Yard,
and though il takes courage 10 make such great oss
we will sell Without fear or favor Exquisite Evening
Broeaaes, highest Quality Taifeia Silks, Yard Wide
jap Silks, Waist, Dress, Evening, and Decorative
Silks, The finest that are shown al any lime and any.
where, for choice OF soc. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

Mems F'ul-SlZe Colored Bordered
Hemmed Handkerchiefs for lac.
Mems Fast-Black Socks, slightly dam
Mems Silk Teck Ties. light and DARK
colors worth lie, for &c. each.
A great purchase Mems Fine hahd,
kercniefs. plain White aud colo:ed
border wide and narrow hemsti,cheu.
worth IL IL 10 Zoe, for &c, or ioT
Fac.
Mems Leather Belts. with leather
covered buckles and rings. and POCKET
attachment for soc. each.
PEARL SRIRT-WAIsT SETS.
Collar and CIVILIZATIONS, studs; lowest
price known &c. now 1oc.
Indcstructible Pearl l.ace-Pins, doZen'
zoe
Dumb-Den shirt-Waist Sets. silver. GIT
and Black .................. ........ zoe.
Best quality Side-Combs. extra long,
coarse teeth .................. ....'oc
zoe. Pompadour Combs. long curved
sllyer-Plated Shirt-Waist Sets-stuis
collar-button. cuff-lnks. and belt
pins-for ........ 1870. ............ ioc.
Enamelled Leather Belt and Skirt
Holders ......s .+-.-......- ..-s++-t. 70.
Pure-White Fine French Orgnndicx
for dresses, cost :oc., for I@lzc.
yard.
.-.--,. ~o.a a~v s.e aeo,a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

All si.JO u.2j, and 81 Imported Novel
ties. French and German makes, Tor
zoe. the yard.
All Imported Checks. Stripes and
Mixes. silk and wool stock, originally
81. $50, and 75c.. for CSC.
Oren-Ioce Etamine. yard and n half
wide. latest summer material, Green,
Blue and Tan, regular 15c. quality
for 11c the yard. M
Lnce Etamine, 3-tone illumination. Ss
inches wide. mohair hllinS, tho t'c.
Grade. for SOC. the yard.
Imnorted Satn-Faced Duchess, evening
effects. Blue and Nile, were 81, no"
Doc. the yard.
60c Atwood Debegcs. lovely Cray MIX
lures. s. inches wide. for 21c. the yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

Lawn Waists, Black with white
figures; Percale Waists, Of Tan anu
Blue.
For &c.
Waists Of Best Percales. something IKE
500 to choose from. Linen and ,S 0Iuta
colors; Dark Blue Organdles' NHl'9
dots. all with separate collars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
ST.
SHIRTS
for
= SOC.

Mems Fine Colored-Bosom Shirts, body
made Of good muslin, patent neck
bands all neat and new patterns,
sizes II to Il. worth I5c., for 4oc. each.
Mems Neat Percale Shirts, with de-
tached collars. cuffs attached, all de-
sirable patterns. worth 81, Tor o9c.
each.
Mems Cheviot and Percale Working
Shirts, full &c inches long. yoke back
and collar bands, light and dark
colors. worth 39c., for zoe.
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts, fun
length bosom, body made OF good
muslin. sizes il TO II, worth &c, Tor
.5c.
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts. war
Tanted all-linen bosom, Namsutta
muslin. patent neck-band. ana every
Improvement OF the 81 shirt, for ooc
each.
Mems Fine Cambria Night-Robes. en-
broidcrod and plain White fronts
pearl buttons, fun height and sizes,
worth 5Oc., for SOC. each
Mems Wool Sweaters. with cape collars
and lace fronts-Navy, Garnet, and
Rlack-worth $3.50, for $i.23.
Mems Wool Sweaters. with cape collars
and lace fronts, Navy only, worth
sl25. for SSc.
Mems Fancy Wool Bicycle Hose. MI
neat patterns. the same thing yon
pay 81 for. SOC. pair.
Mems Bleached and Unbleached Jeans
Drawers, made strong and cut on the
same scale as the JOc. qualty, Iof
zoe. pair.
Mems Bleached Jeans Drawers, the best
quality. double seat. pearl buttons
any length and waist measure, Tor
zoe pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

Waists of Chambray, Percales. Calicoes.
Light Figures, Dark Blues, Black and
Whites some laundered some I'M
Numbered.
For 5Oc.-
Waists Of Best Percale; large Blue and
Black and White Shepherd checks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
SALE or LINENS.
German Table Damask, ""c.
eu.ar u,.,chcd. goods
Pure Linen. 90
W yard.

White and Checked Crash Io"els' o.
pure r,U Linen Twiiied Crash Towels 1oc'
Csc. quality Linen Table Damask' i@1sc'
ei-inch Linen Unbleached Table DAM
ask. 31i@c. ,-s roble
2-yard- wide Double Satin lrlsh AaO'o
Linen, GThc. yard; .,, zo
15c. Turkey-Red Table Damask' DC
yard. r,..,,os, oh
solutelv fast color, soc. value. for &c
1s-mch pure Linen Crash To"elilng'
6hc. a yard. o,--,. ,ro.roI1,ng
SIC. a yard. ,,o.1oro1
Turkish Toweling 12lRc yafd.
cbeclsod Glass Doiles. fc. each.
pure Linen Colored Bordered DamasK
Dolles. SOC Dozen. MI.
Pure Linen lS-inch Fringed Doliies'
Cream and Colored borders vac
each. ,--,.,,.
Pure Linen Finch Damask Napkins
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
ut factory prices.

Extra Size Woven Grass EIammocks
colored ......... ........... ........ooc.
Extra Size Woven Grass Hammocks,
full colored, usual 81 grade ....... 6oc.
Woven Cotton Hammocks, with pillow
and valance ........... ..........{l.3o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
A FIlltler in (ooICYod Dress Gods.

Thousands Of ladies viii appreciate todays new p on al
most every piece Spring and Summer Colored Nort Dress
Goods that for the sake OF good storceepng is reduced price
quickly reduce oyebudened stock AS example iEew
prices read this
Fine Atwood Gray Debcges full yard wide, light stpes,
cost Soc to import. Reduced sale price z5c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
MEMS SHIRT SALE.

MENS SIEItI SNITs'
Real Percale and
Madras Shirts-for
summer wear, plain
and pleated bosoms,
40 dozen, all sizes,
most nerfectlV made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
WASH DREss-GOODS SALE.

JACONETS-i0 inches wide.
IAWNS-40 inches wide
MADRAS-Imported woven stripe.
CHEVIOTS-Fine Soft Finish.
FRENCH GINGHAMS-Mill Ends:
Dark, Light. and Medium colors: lhVu-
sands OF yards altogether Samples
sent on request. Choice or these ~
and u 1-2c. goods v,nD
lOc. Blue-Dot and Stripe Skirtlng DUCK
57sc. a yard. -,,
desirable styles CSC. yard
1Oc. quality Dimity. large floral and
coral designs. sc. a yard.
Simpsons Best Mourning Caucoes,
Gray and Black, and White DC
Madras. Cheviots, and Fine French
Gnghams. mill ends, worth II Il 10
PC, for sc. a yard.
Il 1-2c. quality Extra Heavy Whlte
Ducking. for skirts, Sc. yard.
Lace Stripe Muslin, White GROUND,
delicate floral pattern, Zoe. a yard.
Donegal Battle-Ground Linen Suitings'
newest OF this seasons skirting tao-
rics. 25c. yard. ,,.,-..
25c quality Imported Empress Batlste,
White Goods. White and Colored dots'
and figures, 12iac. yard
New Light Figured and striped Call
Goes. 25sc. yard. .,-..
Pure Linen Grenadines Pattern Bauste,
I'm Solid Color or Stripes. 35c. value,
nro n ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
AMID HERE 4 BIT or THE UNUSUAL.

Lots of Shoes nearly half pcethe results of special cash
purchases.
400 uair Ladies' Turned Oxford Ties Macay
L.
ndsomel finished, ST.
Povs' Rubber Bottom Base Ball Shoes for 2Oc
sadie
turera of fine Oxford in he United S9c
s and Maoney Brothers Dark Chocolate and Black Oxfors
aln newest styles 81
Ono lot of Misses Russell Oxfords Macay 49c.
esO Goata Lace Shoes, for 79c
black. attest sha
One lot Of adj 81 Fancy Strap Sandals, ST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

pure white, seldom seen in these
goods.
Sc. value for &c
10c value for &c.
u 1-2c. value for Sc.
10 23c. value for 1Oc.
2Oc. value for I2ikc
Satin-Stripe India Linon Sc. yard.
Check Dimities. all size checks, sheer
fabric. 0Ac. yard.
Wide Bordered Satin-Striped Muslins,
800 pieces Real English Long Cloth, u
yards in piece, cost lOc. yard, lz-yard
piece. zoe.
Fine. Sheer, Crisp Persian Mulls, dou-
Bile folds, at one third off usual prices.
sc. value for 10 2-:;c. yard
inches wide. sheer and very fine,
never sold for less than 4oc., for Zoe.
An importers line Of Scotch Dotted
Swisses, bought under the regular
Small Large. and Fancy Dots, 1870.
Extra fine value, 10 2-3c.
Fancy Bordered Apron Muslin over
IA yards wide, L l-2c. value, for
Pure White French Nainsooks. full 10
inches wide, very fine thread, 2oc
yard.
90 new patterns-stripes, figures, dots,
and lace effect-Black Lawns. that we
guarantee lPl 1lp ldltt SFtN4e. Pi-~~~'
- 10. and I2iac.
Pure White Cambria. 47sc.
Sheer India Linon, several grades, BIC
yard.
4. CASES BED-sPREADS
ut tempting prices.
Full Bed-SiZe Crochet ...............11c.
Full Bedside. Marseilles patterns. .3oc.
Extra Size Crochet, hemmed, ready 10
use ........... ...s..ss.'' '''' .'''''."NS-
Real Marseilles. embossed patterns.
Extra Heavy Marsellles full width and
length ........-.. ...'......'''': zee -
Red and Blue Mitcheline Spreads, large
HAMM0CkS
ut factory prices.
Extra Size Woven Grass Hammocks =,
cOlOred ......... ........... .''''''''"S'
Extra Size Woven Grass Hammocks,
full colored, usual 81 grade ....... 6oc-
Woven Cotton Hammocks, with pillow
and valance ........... ....'.....Si."O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

15c. Pound
for Crushed Vellum. stylish. hgh-graf,
correspondence paper; real value -~-'
pound
sc. Each
for Nursery Bottle and Nipple. with
zoe.
Tor cut-class Boquet-IIolders; WORM
Io-feet roll crepe Paper. p shades ioc.'
or . FOR @3c.
35c. Roll
for Dennlson's newest tln,s IN borce,s
and elaborate a!l-Oylr flower designs
In Crepe Paper. worth zoe.
Go.
FOR l.co-shee, pack sanitary Toilet
Ccntre-aisle sale % famous Rei-sesi
Toilet Waters. al OdOrs-hal p.n.'
50c size. for zoe, one-forrth pm"
&c size, for zoe.
Zoe. Bott.c ,
Tor Roget Hendkerchief Extract
fragrant and sirong, all o'oiN' ''-'''
Murray g. Ianman's Florida Water f9S
%. bottle-A scod grade Bay N1''' w.
Machlns on. &c. bottle. NJ.
seven sutherland sisters HAIR lo"'@
%. boitle~A Good. Adhesive Mneilase'
Hall pint Best witch Hazel 7c- eS s
Waterbury, Clocks. csc, Alarm, ''o
yellow KID Soap, Sc. eacl
white CASTLE Soap, -. dozen. -
Palm Christi Soap. %. cake; Always
sells loo.
III Ills MEYERS S0yS. 9Th knl eHnAl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

For 81
Waists OF Best Linen Crash Lappet
OrganGies. Solid Black Organizes,
Powered organizes. all with separate
collars. some with separate cuus.
For Si.5O-
Waists Of Imported Linen. with EN-,
broidered dots of Pink, Green, ana
White, separate White collars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
Biz Purchase Ladies' Summer Waists

Of 1OVUO09V
hei stock OF maleu Hence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
opNs "a
SAIL, OF TIES.

For both ladies and men.
1,OOOdiferent patterns. All
Silk Band Bows. Light apd
Dark Brocades. Heretofore
cost 25c. ]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

An-Wool Novelty Choviots. y ms ana
TwlIls. varied colOrs and So 81 reggie
lar SOC. quality. Tor J9i2c. yard
Atwood Cloth-Fiui he'd ChN0.s. we
rious effects ard cOlOrs. n Y were p
and Soc, for zoe. the yardt
Au-Wool Scotch Cheyiot. Brrn mot.
tied, great for hike suiting. A. w.,
now 3THc. the yard.
Shepherd Checks for Separatt skirte.
regular 15c. grade, Tor 33tc. a yard.
25c. wool Cheviot. notified deNn. re-
ducod 10 lac. the yard.
10. wool Challie. coin spot, reh q
age. tho yard
A. c.-Van-C0lorod Checks, forsepa.
rate skirts, worth l3l-2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
MEYERS LACE AND
E,fEtHOIDERY SALES

are the result of great purchases from
importers who look TO US Tor the as
posal of their great lots Read how
this weeks selling brings extraordl-
nary special prices:
All-Slk Cream Chantilly Lace, . inches
wide, the kind that sells for 5Oc.; IN
these lots 25c.
5-inch-wide All-Slk Black Gismonda
Net for 81 a yard.
l-inch All-Llnen Handmade Torchon
Laces, worth Sc, for &c.
Butter and Linen Color Valcciennes
Lace for Sc a yard.
12-yard piece Of Linen Torchon Lace
Tor sc.
14-inch-wide Cream Net Top Venise
Lace that sold for SL2j; in these lots,
37iec. a yard.
300 yards Of Torchon Lace. good imta-
ton Of 2Oc. ones for Be.
Linen Torchon Lnces for lie. yard.
Naienciennes Lnces for &c. yard.
Don't miss the centre-aisIe counter
Of ,sMnI,nInfsRIEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

BOYS 81. sl.25 and $50 Pants, made OF
remnants Of imported suitings....'oc'
Rows Finest 75c. Pants, made OF pest
wearing cheyiots .,......''.'''''''''0'
Rows, All-Wool Pants, made OF strong
pure wool fancy cheylots .'.'.'''''"'o'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF
900 PIECES OF INDIA LiNON
from the best manufactures I'm the
country-sheer cloth, and bright
pure white, seldom seen in these
goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
CHOICE. 15c. YARD.
RIBB0N SALE, Use. YARD.


Solid Taaetas, silk crochet edge;
Solid Taifetas, lace edge,
Heaviest Woven BrOcade RloDons'
5-nch-wide Taffeta Ribbons. Rhadama
A. and 5-inch- wide MORE Taffeta Rib
bon
All Colors First Quality Satin Back
Velvet Ribbons-1,l0O pieces IN all
CHOICE, 23c. YARD.
Satin Daisy Ribbons. every color. pure
silk, l0-yard piece, zoe.
Dress Trimming Ribbons. figured lace
edge, narrow width. I212c.
No. Gros-Grain Ribbons, Light and
Dark cOiors. fc-
DREsS-LISISG SALE.
LiEht-Weigbt Madras. evening and
dark coIors, for lining summer
dresses. cost IOc n yard always.
SALE PRICE, sc. a YARD.
SIX Finished Percale. 25e. effect. FOR
1oc.
Yard-Wlde Bright Finished Rustllns
Taffeta, l5c grade, for zoe.
Madras Lining. light weight. Il l-2c.
grade for sc. a yard.
Double Heavy Rustling Taffeta, floral
aad striped designs, for undersklrts
Zoe value for IL &c.
Black and Self Backed Silesias. fancy
and plain. l5c quality. FOR 0Ac.
Colorei and Black kid-Finished Cam.
trics. regular sc. grade. for @;sc.
l. l-2c. Yard Wide Rustling Taffeta
Black. for 5l.c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
RIBBON SALE, 15c. YARD.

Al-Silk Ribbons only;
5-inCh-wide Orange satin;
All-Suk Plaid Ribbons;
All-Sllk White and Colored Stripes;
All-Silk Reversible Persians'
Ribbons that cost p 10 &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

Net. Pretty. Cut-Out Edge EmDrolderles
and insertions for &c. q yard.
ia and l-3c. Cambria and SWISS
Edge and Insertinss for sc. yard.
25c Cambria and Swiss Edge and In
settings for zoe. a yard.
Fine Narrow and Medium Cambria and
Swiss Edges, all new designs. for &C.
instead OF l3c.
22-inch-wlde Cambria and Swiss ALI
over Embroidery for zoe.
4-lnch-wide White Embroidered Chiffon
Lace for 3Oc.
II yards In a piece. for 1Oc.
Cream and White Oriental Lace, sleeve
width. the kind that sells usually for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

JULIUS HEERs ss sTH ARD EsoAD JULIUS uEEas s0As 9Th AID Hs0A
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-01
THE ROAD TO THE COAST
Three Projects to Build West
From Utah.
LoRIN FARR rs MAKING A
STUDY OF THEM.
The Los Angeles Terminal, Salt
Lake and Pacific and Southern
Pacifc-Interest of the Union
Pacific.

San Francisco, Jan. S1.-The Exam
liner this morning says:
Lorin Farr, eX-mayor Of Ogden, a
railroad contractor, has lately been
making trips between Ogden, Salt Lake
and Los Angeles, and it is understood
that he is working in the interests of
the Union Pacific and the Los Angeles
terminal for an extension of the former
from Utah into southern California.
The Los Angeles terminal, which spent
81, 600, 900 for its route through Los
Angeles and its terminal grounds there
and at San Pedro, is partly owned by
capitalists interested in the Union Pa
cific.
On the occasion of his last trip to
Los Angeles, while in this city, Mr..
Farr informed several gentlemen here
that he was interested in building a
railroad from Salt Lake City to Los
Angeles, but he did not say with whom
he was identified. The Union Pacific's
main owners control the Utah & North
ern, that has line now as far south of
Salt Lake as Frisco, Utah. On the
other hand, George @. Cannon, N. w.
Clayton and other Well-knOwn men in
Salt Lake own the SalJ Lake & Los
Angeles railroad, running from Salt
Lake south TO Satan, distance Oh 10
miles, and under the name of
the Salt Lake & Pacific, are
making great Roadway to eX-
tend it to the Nevada state line.
They will extend it across Nevada to
its southern state line under the name
of the Utah & California company
They have already made some surveys
and obtained terminal property at Salt
Lake.
In addition Mayor William Carlson
of San Diego, J. H. Clarke of Butte,
Mont, J. H. Metcalf of Omaha and
others have the Southern California &
Salt Lake Railroad company as their
scheme. They want to build from The
Needles, on the Atlantic & Pacific, up
to the Utah & Northern at Frisco,
distance of 295 miles. They also have
a scheme to utilize the Nevada South
ern road, also constructed for part of a
Salt Lake extension. The Nevada
Southern, of which Mayor Carlson is
vice-president, runs from Golf, on the
Atlantic G. Pacific, in this state, to
in Nevada, a distance of 81
miles. 1t is within four miles of Van
derbilt, where there is an active min
ing country.
1t is thought that Farr is making a
study of all these different schemes
and their routes so that by an agree
ment between their projectors and the
Union Pacific, the latter may utilize
their best features in building south
from Frisco, Utah, into southern Cali
fOrnia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-01
Texas Harbor improvements.

Galveston. Tex. Jan. 31-The con-
gressionaI harbor committee arrived here
tonight from Houston. They left Houston
this morning. coming down Buffalo bayou
and the bay by boat, carefully inspecting
the water approaches to Houston with
view to their Improvement by appropria-
lions from the general government. From
expressions dropped by various members
of the committee. they will favor
deepening the channel to Houston and
establishing the port nearest the Held
of production. They also examined
closely the harbor improvements, and
We're surprised at the immensely of the
work and the result accomplished To-
night the committee decided to go TO
Velasco by rail instead of by sea and
will leave at $3.50 o clock tomorrow morn
ing After inspecting the improvements
at the mouth of the BraZos river, they
will return to Houston tomorrow evening
and will in all probability proceed from
there direct to Washington. strong
effort will be made to get them TO visit
Dallas and investigate Trinity river with
::e-y to its Improvement. The COM
m:ttee is highly pleased at their hearty
reception at all points visited by them in
the SOuth.