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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-20
Do You Have
Trouble

with eyes firing easily, es-
pecially when reading by
lamplight?
Does vision blur? Do let
tiers seem to run together?
Do eyes or lids itch or
burn?
Have you headaches over
eyes or in temples?
These as surely indicate
an optical defect as the
Toothache is evidence of
defective tooth.
In most instances, a sure
relief and the only remedy
is perfect fitting glasses.
H. NJ. HITCHCOCK, the
optlClan, guarantees the
best results that can be
given in the use of glasses.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-20

Another lot of those 95-cent Umbrel-
las. Ordered especially for this great
Sale day. F. w. PHILBRICK & Co.
Edward Swain, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. H. NJ. Aune, during
the past week, returned to his home in
Madison, Wis, Tuesday.
J. r. Wolff left for st. Paul Monday
for the purpose of making extensive
purchases for the fall and winter trade.
He will return tomorrow.
On the third page of this paper, in
the table of the acreage and yields of
Redwood county, the item headed
"barley' should be headed %corn."
Purchase yourself a new G. A. r.
suit before going to the Annual En-
campment. And buy it on Town Fair
day. Best goods, only $3.50 per suit.
F. w. PHILBRICK & CO.
Is to l every young person who fails
to prepare himself now will pass
through life unnoticed. A few months
spent atlthe Mankato Commercial Col
lege will fit you for responsible posi-
ton. Term opens Sept. list. 1t
Deputy Sheriff Peter Praxel reports
that man working for John Blake in
Charlestown was seriously shot in the
feshy portion at the base Of the back
bone by Chas. Bonner on Sunday last.
The man shot at DOnner's calves. Dom
ner got a gun and fired at the man.
DR.. Crandall is still picking out shot.
No arrests have been made.
A case of shoplifting was detected in
one Of our large mercantile stores last
Saturday afternoon. The offender was
woman and the property stolen was
found on her person. She Immediately
handed the same over and when an ar
rest was threatened her better half came
to the rescue and pleaded for mercy in
manner quite pathetic. The propri-
etor promised to take the case under
advisement for few weeks.
A Marshall special of last Monday
contains an account of the shooting OF
three boys, one fatally, in Minneota,
by Walter H. Glass, who, with his
wife, were travelling through the coun--
try in a covered wagon. 1t is alleged
that the boys whose names are d..
Jaeger, Michael Bunce and Carl RAM
berg, insulted Mrs. Glass, and after re-
peated warnings, Glass poked mus
ket out OF the covered wagon and fired.
The shot killed Ramberger instantly
and wounded the other two boys.
Glass surrendered himself to the mar
shall. The sympathy seems to be for
Glass.
| 1t is probable that so members of the
local G. A. r. post will attend the an
nual encampmeEt of the G. A. r. de-
partment of the United States, at St.
Paul, during the first week in Septem-
Der. The present intentions OF the Or
ganization is to attend in body, leav-
ing this city together, and rendezvous
ing in st. Paul together. In case this
action is taken the local post will I'M
doubtedly be granted two special cars
by either line over which they decide to
travel. 1t is probable that nearly all
of the old soldiers will be accompanied
by their wives and that the party will
number 100 or more.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-20
r. w. PHILBRICK e co.


It's the Spirit Behind Guns that Does the Business
No off
of
few weeks sand facts
Ii. 25TH
stufs (bargans carefully SELECTED
make
conf
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-20
You MEN AND BOYS
Who have Clothing to buy, and want PER
Feet FIT GUARANTEED, will be interested

Who have Clothing to buy, and want PER
Feet FIT GUARANTEED, will be interested
to know where the best values are to be found
Fact is, you want the most you can get for the
least money. That's right and natural.
Now, we're in business for two reasons: To
serve our public faithfully and well, and to I
make money if possible. So this merchan- I
dzing is sort of mutual affair. Byincreas !
ing the volume of our business
abled to cut the margin of profit very low.
These items will serve for whole stock:
11O1 Mems grey wool Twill Suit $3.50
1899 Brown Mix Wool $50 I
1888 Wool Victory 500 I
1854 Youths all WI Vic'y Suits 800 =,
1886 Cheviot " 700 ! ShO
5o4 Boys DIX wool Twill Suit, $50 Our pet
532 all wool Dickey .
Kersey Suits, 800 ! 1Ou An
.553 Boys wool Fancy We are a1u.,vo
! always have
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-20
Shoes /!
Our Pet Stock.
You Know.

! We ale always overloaded
! always have more stock
than we want, but everv-
body wears shoes and we
sell them on such close
margin we keep them 90
ing out.
NS Shoes Perfectly Fitted to the Feet is
lne key note to our success counled with
i'sht prlces-brings US the business,
Ladies' Dongola Button
razor and square toe, $50
Ladies' Dongola Button,
hand sewed, razor toe, 25o
Ladies' Vici Kid, hand I'd.
stiletto toe (Armstrong s Co., 4Oo
Our girls DANDY School
Shoe" Dongola. Pat. Tin, ,-o
Spring Heel, LOU
Mems Satin Calf, all solid
leather Bal. and Cong, 1.5C
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-20
A CONGRESS OF
NECKWEAR,

Looked like an awful bio
purchase when it came in
but there'll be no trouble
about selling it. Pretty
near every known style and
shape among them. No
flashy, loud patterns tho
we took good care of that
Here are some of the items:
20 doz. Mems Teck Scarfs or.
% dOZ.
Elegant line Four-in-hands .15c and ~,
Wnlte ana olacS Dress Bows, all styles, all
prices.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-20
DAYS SPECIAL OFFERING IN THE
DRESS GOODS SECTION

Wreckage from the Big Sale in the shape
of REMNANTS, Odd Lots and Tail ends.
Nothing wrong with them. The last few
yards of the piece cost us just as much as
the first Going to sell them at sacrifice,
though They litter the stock.
Good picking here for the Child's fall
School Dress. Why not look ahead bit,
and by SO doing save dollar?
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-20
Those Little
NiCknaCkS,

Such as you are using every
day. No secret about our
Notion Department. It's
simply keeping what you
want and selling them at a
little less than you expected
to pay.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-20
Four Special Lots to Close.

Six pieces Fancy Mixtures, SO in.
wide, Wool-elegant designs, 35c.
pieces Scotch Mixtures, ~ in.
wide, swell for Fall Suits, Acc.
5pcs. fancy All Wool Mix
lures, SO in, very stylish, 33c.
A 5O-in all wool Blk Serge,
best value ever offered, SOC.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01
MR. DUDLEY WILL RESIGN.
~ Intends to Run for Congress In
the Fourth.
EXPECTS THE CuLBERsON SUPPORT.
Mx.oAsisnsA waller >. baker Absences
That He 10 Opposed to Two State
ke Conventions.

Paris, Texas. January si.-Hon J. e..
Dudley, chairman Of the democratic State
executive committee, has been In CORE
|npondence and consultation for some time
witch the view Of making the race for
3congress in this Che Fourth district TO
fBucceed Hon. d. 3. Culberson. Having
5received assurances OF strong support
throughout the district, he has decided TO
run. Hon. ]. c. Hodges of this city. VINO
smade the race two years ago, will not be
L. candidate this year. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Dudley will have the support OF
both Congressman Culberson and hts son.
'Goyernor Clilberson. There has been talk
Iof Hon. w. 7. Arrnistead OF Jefferson
being in the race but this win not be the
lease as he IS pledged to Dudley. At the
meeting of the State democratic executive
'committee at Austin next Wednesday, Mr.
Dudley will resign as chairman, after
(which he will make his formal announce
fment as @ candidate for congress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

HlII.SROEO-M. =. l.aFrauce was ar
rested and jailed here on a charge OF
forgery.
GROESBECK-Boh Alexander Howard
was acquitted Of the mul der Of jim Ross
The killing occurred at Mexia last De-
cemher.
GATESNILLE-Sh Aammack re-
turned from Eastland county with Ice
Eranham whom he lodged in iail on a
charge of burglary
KAl'fMAN-Boh Hicks saloon NJ c,r,,,-
dli, Kaufman county. was broken into
by burglars, who took lot Ct whistle "a
oaoco and cigars, etc. The goods were
recovered
PlCKfON-W. r. Payne OF this mace
has bought half interest In cyclone I,,e
Wis paper, the Allignce Vindlcator. nj spi.
control '''o'' "'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jerry c,,or,,
arrested one DR., shannon for ny,c,tn,ni.
h'Nilcine without certificate or din,ona
and selling medicine without navmr,,t -,
tax. He is from Louisiana. VI
| iiNlNGSTON-A Mr.. James ~ ,,,.,i.
Is expected hero In n few DAYS IN In .or,,,,,,.
me people as 10 the location of n nam.
Sueh an enterprise Is much needed ana A., &C.
hoped that the effort will be suocessfnl .
hALLAs-Will Peters and AIhert Krr.
sle, Sonhs wheeimen is and 20 wears old
were arrested for stabbine r1tali,, "r
Italian named Frank Amata. Tbe linn,
man was stabbed several times in the Beck
~, IN tNAN-The case OF Major =
Handle, sent here from Dallas r"yn,,. ~, -
S s,ol- % OF venue. has beon set for r."
r rnnss ~ ana witnesses are being SIM.
| time. W mere at that
bea5 ~ G5-aom hthlrs over six hundred
place to Fort Worth this saasa rom this
loEs average 800 pounds. Hoo ra,s, ,.'sc
r rcTgly,hs great deal of attention IN ,b,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01
SECOND DISTRICT.

Fort Worth. Texas, January 3l.-The fol-
lowing business was disposed of by the
court of civil appeals, Second district,
to-day:
J. V. Cunningham ct al VS.. Abdon Holt,
assignee: motion for rchearng oVerruled.
L. T. Nichols ct al VS.. c. II. and l.. j.
Mccormick; motion of appellces to dis
miss appeal refused. L. NJ. Nix ct al VS..
II. S. Havis. motion to affirm on GER
titicate; motion granted and judgment
affirmed j. G. Rutherford VS.. john S.
McClatchey. motion for rehenring; motion
refused. J.. Il. Nichols Ct al VS.. c. H..
and l.. j. Mccormick. motion for ten
days to Tile new appeal bond. motion
granted and the time allowed.
The following motions were submitted
Olin T. Moore W.. Hebor Stone, to per
feet record agreement; Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fc Railway company vs. Il. Kelley,
for rehearing. J. c. Wright et al vs. f.
y. EuIess for rehearins: j. c. Dunn ct al
vs.. z. l.. Hughes, to submit on sugges-
tion Of delay; y. II. Strang VS. j. a.
Pray, for rehearing; NJ M. Clack VS. Fred
T. Wood to lille record agreement mo-
ton granted and records ordered filed:
$. \. Neil & Co. VS.. X. II. Wells, to
file record. agreement motion granted and
record ordered filed. +. Y. Brown vs..
W. r. Hudson ct al to file record. agree
ment. j G. Richardson ct al VS.. u. L..
Knox, guardian, to file record, agreement.
motion granted and record filed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01

mere side shows' IN Texas. They don't
draw Hike the State nominating cc'svvrS-
ton. They are usually called hcto-c TIE
people become warmed up IN pcatscs.
and at a time when ghey are busiest IN
the fields ani besides many 81 them are
too poor TO attend two conventions. ard
all desire to attend their State DezAinai-
ing convention Unless this wronE IS
regileSfed by boiling 'cfic coavention' his
tory will repeat itself. and you viii WIT
ness the usual activity Of rninorities IN
the counties. and q convention 81 dele
gates from the cities ard towns twho can
not be Inconvenience regardless Of tho
time OF the cain, declaring the policy OF
Texas upun Federal issues, ana sending
delegates % their own faith 10 vc;" taeir
views and interest.
This strap Judgment" should be avoided,
and ono convention win do Il. The erec--
gency has arisen l.,r a chang and the
committee have the right 10 make the
change. Party dessrrion on ,hls account
would b. -rountiiess and the ieser;ers Jew.
and how harmless in comparison With an
unrepresen;stive convention that would
place Texas IN the wrong column
The committee will be held responsible
for rarity results. and should adopt the
policy best calculated 20 win" 50 long ss
it DOES no; clash with principles. but x In
their effort to hold on % thoss who
threaten to desert unless two conventions
are called, (which Is 70 cause for aeseT-
tloAl. IS !, no. better 70 risk their deser-
ton (which believe Is ihreap. than 70
call two conventions az Tho risk Of 'snau
Judgment" in favor OF the minority. and
thereby swell the ranks II thu fsspul'siA
II Is dangerous to risk anything but one
great. grand. representative convention
that tho vulce ~ Texas may he honestly
spoken II Is not sought for an advaniAse.
but 20 avoid an advantage. Democracy
will not lose by the change.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01
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PALESTINE NOTES


directors Iros Of Of the Fair Associat,on-uun.
area Thousand Dollar Coileee, ~
Palestine Texas, January % >n,
son County Fair ana priviny ,O taair
soc'alloh Is the name Of The en a.M as
Rte'ioualy noted In The Pos, 'r'srpr,st
W ,rs charter has been appIisd ana Tor
,.,, ahe officers have not vet Spg beon d.,
nut me directors have as folIous Elected yl,
-, YES II. H. Padon, Of rr r,,o" 81. m y
W burktt, a. c. Green. W Il i az, Geo
I. Horman and C. W. Dnr1sa,,| I'm, w.
generally 'y understood that NJ On IL Is
i,!nois' viii be the PRESIDE, raaon OF
inanagtr or whatever appella,lor senerai
HulIed TO move the associatInn l Is re-
~ ne IS an experienced ma ~ sue
,o ,e snd having Travelled over ~ IA mus
ror bils purpose, decided th,t ne state
,s ;S me ihe best point for an n,,-.1 alest'ne
"'s kud' Two hundred snarss s, 10 OF
estimated 10 be necessary ~, az sy each
o'aticn on foot, and alrsadv 70 PUT the
NN takers have been fonnS F.Souras-
,' n q good deal Of this amoun, 20 tase
lave, ,.,ve been selected just north y, Itounds
US Tor the enterprise VI the city
wv mo biggest big thing a,,.
~ Ior Palestine is a Prssbytsr,r0 .honsh,
~ '0s' 'ioo"~ 1t Is said TINT 1 abo SCHOOL e,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01
RENOWNED IlER vows.

\ SISTER o. Char ~ E.lopes ani Marriea the
Hospital Druggist
Marshall, Ttxv, january so-A Sister NJ;
Charity contested with ;he Te1as and Pm
c!fc hospital. BY the name Of Sister 81,
John forAook the order 20 become WIG.
sae w4s married NorGay IA Palestine 70
y. A. Nuru$lly. who was tho drDEg's: at
the hosp,iaL Sister 81 John quietly slipped
away fsrn fae h0fr'iai last FRIDAY night
she VS. assisted IN hc- escape by Nj.
NrrneIly's brother. who took her 10 Pal
es7ine, where sire was fonoNsa on Sunday
oy Drpsztr; Nunneliy. and the marriage
caseu.ony was psrtoinleA Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01
WORSE THAN DEATH,
4 Young Man becomes RavinE Maniac
ON Account OF Hts Fathers Death.

\ Young Man BECOMES a RavinE Maniac
ON Account Of HTS Fathers Death
Copporas Cove, Texas, January a'-A'
pidcnko In this county. twelve milcs
from hore. yesterday morning NJ. oglc-
tree died of Brighps disease. lie was
about Is years old. His son. William, who
Nas attending him during his sickness,
zen ms soon as the doctor tod him his
father would surely die, saying he had
never seen any &C his family de and ncv-
er expected n. Yesterday Or. Baird re-
ccivcd n letter I. ON the sheriff OF Mason
county saying he had captured a crazy
man and from papers on his person hts
name was William Ogletree OF Copperas
cove. lie was so Wild they had to rope
him and tic him hard In order TO handle
kty,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01
THE AUGUSTINE TRIAL.
The Court Gives the Case to tn Il
Which Is Now Wrestling With NJ

The Court Gives the Case to tn II
Which is Now Wrestling With h
Gonzales. Texas, January 3i.--Lss ID
at late hour the jury in the celeas1
Augustine murder case was chur
the court and retired to consider II Il
verdict. AT 1850 a. m. they are STU 4
and 1t is not known ROW they sttns
court will have TO adjourn by z I'D
tomorrow night by operation ofshS I
it is feared the jury is hopelessly III
and will never agree on a verdkt
is the second time this case has bsatl
in this county. the first time being 4
trial, the Jury standing seven for I'D
tai and five for conviction. This cav
cost the State of Texas ;fousands u q
lars and has cost the defendant n
thousand dollars. One end Of this 4
dates back in the hooks 10 the ~
volume of the court of criminal an
and has always attracted wide spread
terest. the crime being committed y
mob in the old county of Dewitt, ~
back in the 70's when it Is said The y
ty was wild and woody.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01

Many a nervous woman Al.
night and tries to read hers.;s-
to one she don't accomn,;.a ,IleeN
Nine to one, she gets nprs n9 ~
yous. The slightest sosad s,s ~ ass
her heart. The dark cce,, ~ !, i,.,sn
contain thousand frixhts "
know what she is afraid Of 81, ~ ~
actually, honestly, nervouslv u usasht
Healthy women are not cnv.s2vu{eI
man is nervous and sleepless - vi
the rustic of her own dsess - ~
thing the matter with her
cate nerves in her BODY AZ. -. -. et
weakness or disease. Nine .ss,s!l
nervousness, irri,ability and 81 q
women is merely symptom n n III
i'll health of the delicate and 100
gatiism that makes her a wo,r.r 'a, W
overworked, or over.worried ~. Y II
show itself there first. Their /. y
ing harmful and deadly uareo,;.' :
vousuess and sleeplessnes,.
the body in worse condit,o. NJ. =
before. The way TO effect cure /, 4 |
the cause, Or. Pierce's Favorit. -
ton will do it. 1t has cured tsn e ~, |;
SANDS OF cases OF female week.-mrs.. ~
vousncss. 1t is most wenderfri ~!
ing nervine or nerve food II hr;.atl
healthy sleep aud restores In I -
bloom of health II is the oul, ~
now before the public for woman T.. ~
ailments, adapted to her delica,. ,p ssl
ton by regularly graduated nhs'!s
an experienced and skilled sp.c ,sa
these naladies. 1t cannot do H.. . !
condition of the system. Its All, -
the combined sales of all other MI; s.e
for women.
The story of its discover ~,
wonderful success is told in q. -
Doctor Pierce's great thousand p,,, v
"Common Sense Medical Adviser y
will be sent free on receipt Of !, ~.
stamps to pay for mailing only NJ
Dispensary Medical Association XII
Main Street, Buffalo, NY. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01
CARR1TY FOR CONGRESS.

Corsicana Texas, January So--For some
time past the timetable democrats o.
Navarro county have had iu serious con-
temptation o srli'Rhle candidate FOR con-
gross 80 this district. II has practically
been decided 20 unite on Captain James
Clarity. president OF the First National
bank.
Captnln Clarity IS very strong with
all classes. ard q ls believed that not
only the silver people wiil support him.
hut many gold STANDARD mon as many
have hren heard 20 say. "Garrity is the
oaly silver man would vote FOR"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01
4 nousnnoI.n rREAsrnr

%. w. Fuller. Of canaJoh!are. u. Y,
says that no always keeps DIR. Kings New
Discovery in the he uso and his family has
always found tue very oest results fol-
out ", II procurable, @. A. Dykeman
pruggist catskill y. X. says that Dr'
Kings New Discovery Is Undoubtedly me
his family for eight years, and il has
never failed 10 do all that Is claimed Tor
IT, Why not try remedy no long tried
and tested. Trial bottles free at J, N.
Hertz Drug Store. Regular size 6oc and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01

Colmesneil, Texas. January 1871
Briggs & Meadows have lately oouta
large lot Of timber here, and are ny
gotlating for machinery for M
of about 25,000 feet daily capaeiya ,
have bought n site for the mil Y.
low town on the Sabine and Ean
road. and will begin work on Wv
Dlant next weak
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01
DROWNED IN THE NAvIDAp,

Sclulenburg, Texas, January H.,
August Nornsand and wife, who I've
Moravia. Lavaca connty, started =
yesterday about II o'clock and In ai's'
ing to cross the Navldad the sulSel
upset. Mrs. Vornsand was drowned
If it had not been for Mr.. Schwenks
came along at the time. Mr.. VonS
would have drowned. He swan w
hundred yards and pulled Mr.. ven
out with a rope. The horse was dr0ss
Mrs. Nornsand's body was recoveiei
night about seventy-five yards =
where the accident occurred.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01
y. NJ. CoRLEY. from Limestone: cor

+. NJ. CORLEY. from Limestone: convic-
ton for carrying a pistol--Affirmed
The defense Of appellant was that he
was deputy marshal of Grcesbeck. lie
was found with pistol In Mexia. and
for this carrying he was convicted. The
court charged that the fact that he was
a deputy marshal of Groesbeck was no
defense In this there was no error
opinion by Henderson, j.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01
MURDER AT A DANCE.

Magnolia Springs, Texas, January s.
AT a negro dance last Saturday night
Jake Wright and Horace McCarty had Is
difficulty about Wrights wife. rhcy
went into the yard to adjust matters
from which McCarty returned 20 the
house faw minutes later carrying MS
entrals in his hands there being n knife
edit In his abdomen about six Inches long
from which he died Sunday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01
To BE ENTRApITED.

Corpus, Christi, Texas. January al
Manuel CASTILLO, the alleged murderer OF
Oh Hnojosa. has been arrested IN New
Laredo, Mexico. and eNtradition papers
have been sent on. lie viii be brought TO
this city for trial The reward offered Tor
his capture by Governor Culberson was
timely.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01

leased sn. ~. as against iai.ss- for the
same month last year: applications to
purchase received. as. acres OF school
land sold isS. sss. Of asylum land saoi Total
number Of applications 10 purchase re-
ceived since July 70. 1856. under the Goss
act, 800: total number of lease apphca-
lions received durins the same period.
l.5s.
CHARTER FILED.
The F'rederackshure Eiec,fi, Light com
rany filed it's charter IN the department
OF state today. Capital stock 5000. lneor-
rsra,crs: Charles II. wInistz. Jr., Ad Gold.
Franz stein and Alfred yanderstucken.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
The receipts OF general revenue for the
month OF January foot up Sis.Sa.
sheriff Bell of I'm county Ia here today
on business with the conptrollers depart
ment.
Sheriff w. A. Stewart OF johnson coun-
ty ia In the city today on department
business.
Thomas II. Franklin and w. s. Gabriel
of San Antonio and W. n, Lawson OF
Houston are a, the Hotel Sslge today.
w. A. Polk. county surveyor OF Harris
county. is In tho city today on business
with the land and treasury departments.
Hon. T. II. Franklin of SAN Antonio,
counsel for tho Arkansas Pass and North
ern railroad. filed an application with the
railroad commission today for authority
to register the stock OF that road
The adiutant general has ordered an
other inspection OF the Belknap Rifles %
san Antonio. to give them an opportunity
to make tho proper showing to gain re-
admission for themselves into the volun-
teer Guard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Lone Oak, Texas, January a.-
day afternoon about . O'Clock Jssse "
aud his little brother, living exn
south of town. slipped gun ~
house and went hunting. Wniie ouss
little brother accidentally shos ~
tho breast so badly that he MAY W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-01
CALHoUN A CANDIDATE.

Eastiand. TeSsF. January 1.-iion. J.
r. Calhoun, who has FOR some time been
rccko1eA among the aspirants for CON
ar-ssz.ouaI honars at the hands of the
democrats - tbis district, was called u0o0
~ The post reporter This morning ana
when interviewed on the suhieci stated
trat 10 was in the rae, for congress. sun
ietr' 10 TIE acsion Of thc dernocrauc con-
svution. un tAe financial question NE Is
az oll~roksn bgmetallist and known as "a
free silver democrat