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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

FOR RltNT'I Two e-ftorv .modcrn uov5n
room houses. stable aud servants room.
Rent reasonable 10 permanent tenant.
AnplN y. L. Sam. Bio Nam SllnnL aS
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PERSONAL.

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bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typewyit,ng.
Telegraphy, Penmanship, Language, Lit.
cray and Preparatory Courses. Hampe
--- 1elIu,ng. Day and Night School.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUNDAY NIGHT, 2ath, p. M. at Rryan's
Hail Sl0ia Fannin, between Rusk and
walker. Jules Wallace will give some Of
ms wonderful tests OF spirit returns. fuli
names, dates and incidents In the lives
OIL yourself and departed friends positive
.I proofs oil the claims OF spiri,ualsm. %
AUCTION EXTRAORDINAR
n nIui paintings. representing the prln-
eipai points 81 interest IN California;
al an, ~ elegin' hand carved gold frames.
WIN ne sod at auction In the Binz
pulIding, commencing Tuesday, peccm-
psr ~ AZ II a m. and I p. M; also
% ruSu! ,S one hundred Royal Japanese
bliion Monday night previous 10 the
sale ladies' particularly invited 10 at-
tenG Professor keelar from San Fran
.- CISCO VIII assist In the sale. u
WANTED-Good location for a drug
store IN small town of so to 1900; send
itnn natilculars to Drag store. care
PUBLIC STORAGE received al II, p
SnlthS large ifon-clad storage ware
mouse; floor capacity 10000 sQunre feet;
bring your household goods furniture
trunks pianos. garbage all kinds OF
Eener u merchandise, in small or chr lots .
rates reasonable; warehouse close in and
on faiiroad track; Phone 80, +. -. BOX
II l., b. l.yday, Manager, IN
CATARFNT CTRE THAT CT7ETS;-'NTy
ialhlfhHl headaNho is entirely cured aud
! am permanently relieved from suffer-
ilS ny treatment from ar Cunningham
WIN the DE Loche methoi." Mrs. W.
n knNalgG
Inc he loche system Is simple and mex
lensivo. II viii cure YOU, as "a attestrd
by numerous citizens of houston. Ad-
dress or leave can for Or. j. Cunning
ham, Gaincs' Pharmacy, Houston
NOTICE-rhe board OF pharmacy for
The Eleventh district will meet January
IL at id6 ~ Main street TO examine APP
plicants for registration. ~ u. Kies-
SPECIAL ATTENTION given; real os-
tate rentals, collections, business
chances, exchanges, trades, furnishing
help free; securing employment lious-
ion BUSINESS Bureau and Commission
Exchange, io5'. Main street. Houston. %
MIR. j. c. SAUNDERS having Joined an
other commission firm. does not repre-
scnt us In any capacity MIR j, 4.
Black is our salesman. j. Jacobs x Co
on MILL MEN, ATTENTI0N- Notice
IS hereby given that will Subject to
approval Of the cnurU, or Tuesday,
January !, 1896, al tho court house door,
IN the city, Of GQlad al II O'Clock a.
m, proceed TO soil at public cutlery to
the highest bidder for cash. thu Goltad
on mill and appurtouan'es. together
with the land upon which it is situated
Interested parties correspond with Clark
DeAion, roceiyer, Gollad, yoXas. II
DURING HOLIDAYS | nave estublshcd
Il branch ofdcc, HOS Preston street to
facilitate my real estate business. 1t
not found there. telephone oa7, principal
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WANTED-tiood location for a DRUG
store IN small town of 500 to 1000; send
I'M PARTICULARS to Drug Store. care
Houston Post. eS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
CAR LOAD or GOOD HORSES today al
aaSeioil, Marke; square, under the man
tgement OF w. Biidorbnck: this stock is
ISL ana sound. Cramer 4 och.ltree. q
fECASs-,Choice selected, very large pa
| p,. Sueh Pe2ans, be per pound. ordinary
| "a; 49, uke cholce pecans, e per pound: ali
IN @-pound sacks I. o. Il. Wharton, Texas
quantities to suit; prompt shipment
1000 y Martin. Wharton. Texas. 26
FOR SALE-Two Peninsular foot-power
eutton machines, In good order. q. w.
Sscnellt1. the shoeman. 81 Main ST. n
NICE candy and cigar store. with gooo
popcorn and peanut trade; No. 1 incu-
nator also. Inquire at tent ioos Bremona
SQUARE. Main street. -
FOR SAlE-A proprietary medicine pat
,enl sure cure remedy in y 10 hours,
hundreds of testimonials Of patients
9 {artns ana "a i a,E, Ky physieans a
Recent death Of inventor reason for sell
lnE +. ~. So Houston Post. -
FOR sALE-Twenty months lease. store
29Ni2 feet; desirable location, any kind
or business, price, 800 per month reason
ioi our change, bought building. M.
$3.50 care Post 2s
to,lowing fine imported live stock for
One black Percheron stallion.
one hay coach stallion.
one spanish jack
Importation papers In my possession.
al AZ Houston Transfer Stables cor
Yer LOUISIANA ana congress streets:
l--------------. i. =. 6Al.lM N.
FOR SALE-Furniture OF a we'll having
ten-room house, close IN. Address ei7$
care Post %
ron
F1h SALt;-,lhe mar Jersey, years old.
Hi1N To calf In .IaptIngsNs opp
yer Jersey 20 months old. duo to calf
hester, Is months old one registered
bun years old; price of the four, $3.50
-, !. = nIlstlAu, l.lYeIaly. loAnS. =
kcK SALE Nv. fs.4 a,.i,ir.. -. t,,..
Tesslo nrice ila sni4 ~, no l,l, r'i ~, ~
mora bnreeg H., ~ i" - Il''N
son, lilJ Rusk avenue. If
r,rc,x.,,, ~,
hl' Sl'fS-lWo NlVj wheels highest
n aut, lo., Np 'aHh' can ana examine.
I.lMAIu lIllg a bro, llb Main. 2
HOTEL. lcon sAT.T, Ior,,, ,T,r-r 60
ns east ana no G 9a e OF } ro irH
Apply 10 W. ii. Many, Trinity. Texas
II
i-S7I7 = A. 1-
Ia s, 'i'in ii1I'G iil"uu'aih 81
veuov bond ,,r.,,ts ",,U ni',.,iS, u''i ,ie
J'onrrass avdnuc iiord Neis,' - ~,
For SALE Tb,oa urs,.,,,s, ..,t, .ra4,.l5
,icroy dn,.s iTst ''' i ,Tg,. VII Ssi 1870 W.,
dore ,nI - bi,b ~ ,.i'i,,ia,., ~,
dress t. y Sicndforp cpn,,e,.sn 49,
count, rcxss '''''''''' CONVERSE heNt y
7 4-..s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

NOTICE-The board OF pharmacy for
The Eleventh district will meet January
IL at ldi ~ Main street to examine APP
plicdnts for registration. y. ". I<ies-
linz, Reg. Ills
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

WRITE or CALL on TayIor, Wehb y
BGc hanan, "a Biuz Building Houston.
Texas, IL you want position; offices in
Houston, Dallas and san Antonio.
Texas If
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

1 sst,is clocks. jeweIry. etc., sold
va ts,inrI,ee' beslnnins November Is.
70 In s Gays, old gold and silver
liis vssSsghanse. h. 7. Wilton. 90s
If
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

[1fsfi,,, u. n VFNFITNdIlIC anu MNS7tH0
y n.r, removed 10 Moore a Bur
h., ninlding. corner Fannin and
and occupy the entire
is.S Lrs; Mrs. Ralfour & Warner.
~, Il, Az diseases by Medical iilcc-
4 NE Vapor, EieetrofTurkish' Water
b. NJ Baths, specific FIR kheuma
fk.ryusralgia, Malaria. Blood. skin
lsayilrnetous Diseases. Their treatment
for all Female Troubles.
kiiA naes, Weakness and general III
fetursi 'Snilar to women. Urethal
fslshss rupture. Piles, all Facial
& Phonpeei e 7iNd withouStntury to the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

NCTiCf-Tho tndcrsiglod have on ms
day formed a co-partnership under the
INN name Of Turner. Barttlingck Il
Georgi. for the practice OF law.
December 2, 1875
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

AG1cNTS--To handle fast
selling goods on tins installment plan on
particulars to w. +. Herms Hemp-
stead. Texas. -
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Lost. FOUND, srRAYEp, STOLEN

lost or STOLEN = Liver and white
brown spot on right side som" brown
on head and rump. split in right ear, re-
'vard for return 10 George l.. Porter 1904
Rnsk aNcnre, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

-poss "a the friend or the poor and
fos publishes advertisements for
~. s waited Of twenty-five words
- three times Tree.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

rOR SALE in Texas City--A 500 properly
OF gac on the 81 %. Fine location. FOR
particulars call or address John Cay,
rtNaH Dity Texas. N
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DARK ROAM pony. with saddle ana
bride. which was stolen from the mar
ket Saturday night. katurn 10 lNl
charres %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

FLHLIC STORAGE received al n, p.
Smiths large iron-clad storage ware
house; floor capacity 10000 squire feet.
bring your household goods. furniture.
trunks. pianos. garbage all kinds of
general merchandise in small or chr lots.
rates reasonable; warehouse close in and
on railroad track Phone 80, f.. -. BON
-. -, - Ilyuay, Manager. In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

y39j CASH wlN DAY f0urlro0n houso
lot 2,aHg5. rents for So per month. Ielc-
phone csI Willumsen, iiS Preston ave.
-
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sfNIT VALUABLE CHRISTNAs
str you can give your son or
III, ana which will increase in
y n,sh lie. Is a thorough course
X sci,lstcn Shorthand and Type
----uNui II
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sale cheap:
one black Percheron stallion.
One hay coach stallion
one Spanish Jack
Importation papers In my possession.
can at Houston Transfer Stables cor
ner Louisiana and Congress streets.
i. &. BALDWIN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

% "a 2001 ACRES improsed ana nnim-
proved lands. also improyao CITY prop
eriy cheap Telephone G97 Williamson
ii0s Preston avenue. or 1905 washington
street ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

rOST-Cine black mare mule. branded ~
on loft forc-ehoulaer, 4 years old s.
reward viii he paid for return Of same
10 Noah Lemons Bonney TeNas n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

THE PARTY that picked up the bunch
OF keys at the corner Of Main and Capt.
toll will please return 10 Mlstrot Rrcs
carpet department and receive reward.
"A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SUNDAY NIGHT, 18th. s y. M. at Rrvan's
nan, HQia Fannin, between Rusk and
walker Jules Wallace will give some Of
nus wonderful tests of spirit returns: full
names, dates and incidents In the lives
OF yourself and departed friends: positive
nroofs OF the claims Of spirinallsm 26
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o., Words. |''nae TINS : W. mo.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-27
A Double Sidewalk suss sstsd.

A Chicago man suggests that that
city build q double sidewalk along
Its most crowded streets. The plan
provides for a continuous walk above
the present walks, the upper work
to be constructed OF glass and iron
and to be level with the second story
OF the buildings. A few OF the
enumerated advantages are Persons
using 1t would be free from the many
dangers that now threaten them, and
free from the dust and dirt en-
countered on the lower level; in bad
weather the upper sidewalk would
afford shelter from the rain or snow,
making the covered way underneath,
under such conditions. most desir.
able; the owners OF buildings would
have two main floors where they now
have one, making them more valu.
able; the retail business OF the city
would be carried on on the upper
level, and patrons OF elevated rail-
ways would be enabled to transact
their business without descending to
the lower level.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-27

Speaking OF cheap lodging
houses" sud a prominent mem.
br of the New York Char.
ity Organization society tho other
day, did you ever hear OF one In
Second street where they charge
seven cents for the best bed?
mo? Well, the seven cent bed Is
o board-that Is. It IL elevated fro n
the floor. but there Is no quilt and
no pillow. The floor itself Is next.
You may sleep there for five cents.
THE five centers use their shoes
for pillows. Up In tho attic 6x3
floor space Is rented for three cents,
and the earliest applicants get the
space near the door. They have a
better chance OF living till morning
than the men In the rear OF the room.
There Is no light to speak OF, and l
wonder how II Is that the board oil
health permits such overcrowdins
and such danger OF pestilence.
"And after the three cent bed there
Is little to he expected but tho river
and the slab In the morgue.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-27
The Railroad In Msxieo.

A locomotive engineer employed
by the Pennsylvania railroad, who
served five years on one OF the roads
down In Mexico, In the course OF q
talk with the writer said: In Mex
leo the government stands by the
corporations to the last ditch. Sin
against the railroads AMI you are
doomed. This state OF things has
brought about almost o continual
warfare between the lower or igno-
rant classes and the railroads. Tho
confscation OF valuable land and tho
accidental killing OF human beings
and cattle contribute to the feeling
Of hostility. Mexicans dislike being
hurried. and / have had my hair
raise on ends on account Of the leis.
urely way they have crossed the
track In front OF my engine, not.
withstanding the frantic shrieks OF
the whistle and the gesticulations OF
bystanders.
~ have seen an ignorant Mexican
stood up against q water tank and
shot full Of holes BY soldiers for
simply throwing tie across the
track. His child had been killed. by
the train just ahead Of mine and he
wanted to throw our train In the
ditch out OF revenge. The tic would
have done no damage, but an OK.
cited Mexican official wanted jus.
tice, and In spite of my argum ants
he got 1t. OF Mexican Sort"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-27
The 0anelns Hamm srkep.

II il somewhat like q heron or
stork. has o melancholy gait, lives
on fish and frogs and Is considered
in Africa bird OF evil omen. 1t Is
found in Cape Colony, some other
parts of Africa and In Madagascar.
Under its quiet appearance II nour-
ishes esthctlc tastes. When 1t casts
of It's sober demeanor 1t INDUCES In
a fantastic dance. In o state Of na-
ture two or three join In the dance,
skipping around each other, opening
and closing their wings. They breed on
trees or on rocky lodges, forming O
huge structure OF sticks.
These nests are 80 solid that they
will bear the weight OF heavy man
on the domed roof without collaps'
ing. Tho entrance Is o small hole,
placed in the least accessible side
In q lonely rocky glen Mr.. Layard
counted half q dozen Of their nests,
some almost Unnecessarily placed Oh
lodges Of rock. One nest contained
at least q large CARLOAD Of sticks
They occupy the same nest year
after year, repairing 1t as required.
The female Is credited with thu
joiner work and the male is the
decorator. On tho platform outside
the inner portion he spreads out al
kinds Of vertu. brass and bone but
tons, bits OF crockery and bleachet
bones.
II q knife, pin or finder box were
lost within some miles the loser
made u point OF examining the ham.
merkops' nests. Indeed, were II moi
that hyenas, leopards and jackali
ranged In their vicinity 1t Is highly
probable mans curiosity or resent
ment would have often oxtirpated
these interesting artists. or at leas
destroyed habits founded on leisure
and Immunity from persecution.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-27
The Munlmsnts o. War.

Twelve years ago last moth, -
said Mr.. Beltzhoover. Of Pennsyl-
vania, II had an interesting expert.
once on the floor OF the House o;er q
term used by INC In the course Of do.
bate. ! had been criticising ten /.
Hazen, who was ct that time chief
signal officer OF the army. re.
ferred to him as wearing the NUM-
nents OF war, and In other ways de.
porting himself In public places
Hazen was defended by us brainy q
quartet OF men as ever sat In the
House. They were Ezra Taylor. Gar.
fields successor; Ben Butterworth,
OF Cincinnati; Judge Converse, OF
Columbus. all three Ohio men, and
Mayor Calkins, Of Indiana. Jadge
Taylor ridiculed my use OF the serm
'muniments Of war While he was
speaking slipped out to the con.
gressional library and asked Aims
worth SpofYord II 1t was correct. He
replied that 1t was. and picking up
q copy OF Shakespeare which lay on
his desk he opened it ut the second
act Of 'Coriolanus' and pointed tO the
passage which contained 1t. 1t was
quick work. Itshowed the thorc ugh.
ness OF Mr.. Spofrord's literary tain
Ing and enabled me to got back al
my opponents In q manner parSicu-
larry gratifying to myself"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-27

One of the chief OF the west coast
natural curiositics Is the Titan 8
Bridge" situated in Douglas county,
Orc. and about eighteen miles from
Oakland. 1t Is not on such o grand
scale as the famous Natural Bridge
OF Virginia, but will, when Its where.
abouss become generally known,
rank high among American oddities
Of nature. This Oregon natural
bridge was discovered only few years
ago by a Californian OF the name Of
Magee. The canon spanned by its
arch Is Oh feet wide at the base be-
tween side walls, and the arch Itself
only lacks ~ feet OF being an even
100 above the little stream that run.
beneath. Tho rock stratum which
spans the canon and forms tho bridge
10 30 feet In thickness. exclusive oil
3 or 4 feet OF earth. which supports Z
few struggling trees. 1t has already
become u great resort for Oregoniar
cutters, and large hotel on a plateau
uear the western approach OF the
bridge Is among the near future
probabilities.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-27
The Turkey Stopped the Train.

Swarms OF locusts are well known
to have stopped railway trains, but ur
to this time 1t was probably nevel
heard that single turkey had power
to accomplish this feat. How It wa
done In Oxford, Pa, is described In
the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The engine was putting hard on m
up grade and passed under IN over.
hanging limb Of q large tree in front
Of a farmhouse. On the limb were
several turkeys at roost. The ex'
haust steam was so strong that II
knocked a hen turkey from her perch
and she came down upon the bell
rope.
The bell rang and the engineer
brought the train to n halt. Then,
OF course. the conductor hastened
forward to know what vas the mat
ter and one OF the train hands dis
covered the bird still fitting upon the
rope and giving utterance to note!
which, II Is fair to presume, were
expressive OF surprise.
The men set up roar. the birt
took wing and the engine again begal
En- OufY.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-27
Longest Forests.

The longest forest In the world Is
that which extends in Siberia from
the Obi river on the west about three
thousand miles to the valley OF the
Indighirka on the east. is Is more
than ono thousand miles In breadth
from north to south, It's timber is
OF the pine or confer species. Other
long forests are the one lying north
OF the st. Lawrence river, about sew.
enteen miles In length from east to
west, and the great Amazon forest,
which occupies region twenty-one
hundred miles In length and thirteen
hundred in breadth. Tho cen trial
African forest In which Stanley was
q prisoner SO long has been estimated
at u length OF three thousand miles
north to south.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-27

on foot at the present time,
cents, the Al tons OF hog would
be worth $4,125.
The hog has always had excellent
health, except for a few days indis.
position after being knocked of the
tracks OF the Louisville and Nash
Vile railroad by a passing engine,
which has happened half q dozen
times. Last summer, when she be-
came entirely toothless, she became
very thin and her departure from
this world Of care was expected.
Watermelon time came on. however,
and she picked up rinds enough,
about the little town OF Gadsden to
fattcn her up and put her in condi.
ton to successfully stand the beauti.
full sunny South winter with the ther.
moincter registering 10 degrees be.
low zero.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-27

sple and spiuttered In . way that
showed he was sorry he hadn't stayed
at home. All the dogs and cats on
the premises hocked out to witness
the interesting midnight spectacle,
their voices mingling with the fright.
ful cries OF the tomcat. The ener.
getic owls paid no attention to the
noisy fourfooted spectators, but con.
tinued to beat the air and to keep
the cat in limbo on the rail.
After while the cat reached the
rail with his hind claws and he kicked
50 hard for dear life then that the
owl at his head yanked him and the
other owl over the fence. They all
tumbled into the snow. where for q
short time the desperate cat made
the feathers fly. The vigorous forest
birds didn't let up on the cat par
ticle, though, and they kept twisting
and Juggling and tearing his hide till
he was completely played out. Then
the owls, with their heads pointed in
the same direction, clutched the cat
at opposite ends, bore him skyward
and sailed away to the woods with
him, one In front Of the other.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-27
Puss and the Owls.

A menwiing yellow tomcat on top
OF u rail fence awoko Howard Chase's
entire household In the Dutch noun
tains. near Scranton, Pa. one moon.
shiny night this winter. The cat was
= visitor, and Mr.. Chase was about
to fie ut him from window when
two gigantic horned owls dropped
upoL the noisy fellow simultaneously.
One got him by tho neck and the
other by the rump, mailing him SO
suddenly that he changed his plaint-
i've midnight love song to piteous
wall OF pain. In struggling for liberty
the musical animal landed across the
vail upon his belly with one Of the
wideawake night birds tousing ut his
hide violently on either side OF the
fence. The owls were u dead match
In both size and strength md
they seesawed the tOmcat across
the rail- until he yowled and
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-27
A Wonderful Hos.

Tennessee claims to have within
her borders the oldest hog IL. the
world. This hog made her appear.
ance on the farm OF Hugh Boyde, at
Gadsden, five miles south OF hero, in
1872, and is, consequently, 28 years
old this spring. At 1 years old she
was sold to Joseph Fullalove and he
sold her three years later to w. w.
Richardson, her present owner
Every spring and fall she has regu-
larly appeared with lot OF little fell
lows tugging on behind, never fewer
than seven, until now G.. Is the
mother of the grand total OF $50 pigs
which attained maturity, ora killing
age, and is grandmother ten times
over. Her progeny have weighed
from POO to 450 pounds each, and
taking the average at $50 pounds
would make total weight OF
81, 500 pounds At the price Of hogs
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-27
The Realism OF Death.

Realism on the stage has educated
audiences to such fine point OF ap.
probation that when an actor
clothing caught fire and burned him
to death during the progress ofa per.
Torrance the other evening the
spectators took 1t for granted that
the accident was part OF the Shove
Chicago Tines Rsessa.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-07

has made the serious mistake of representing
only that City, and but part of it at that. 1t
has not been in touch with the rest of the
State and in a strangely blind way it has failed
to note that the welfare of the interior and the
metropolis are so bound up together that what
injuries the one Injuries the other, and that what
advances the one advances the other. The his
tory of the San Francisco papers demonstrates
the truth of this assertion and we write with
the remark of a prominent writer of that City
still lingering in our memory. He said; ooh,
d the country; it doesn't count" There is
the text; the metropolitan papers of every day
are the sermon.
Against this narrow and less than provincial
spirit the CALLS present policy is protest.
That IL will win is as certain as that more than
three-fourths of the people OF the State live
outside of the City. 1t is winning; the i'm
provement in the appearance of the CALL, both
daily and weekly; the constantly increasing
demand for it, and the broad and enlightened
spirit in its editorial columns are the proof of