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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-26
Sin idredlidter uualiifsfalI

ereignfts fi6 am Mittpo9 Mbeub In
8alDsfton OH Der Stele, MO- bic nah
benz 2ocale beg @arten .Nereins fiibren=
be 5traBenbabn ii6 nit benz @eIei{e Ser
Granddaughter @alpeitonsM etsrn.@is
%fenbabH fhneioet.
nStrabenbabny Wngen, Der eineNn.
5abl Ya6agiere rad osm Concerto i'm
@arten.8 erein bringen iplte, tpar geras
be i'm gegriffe bas 8abngeleife gu freus
gen. als ber Sreiber bi1t nebsn 1i6 cine
2ocomotloe nit GROCER @efGpiroieteit
einberbraufen fab. ct bieb nit aner
Rraft auf ben Mauleisl e;n, begging aber
in ieinsr Mufregung Die l1nootf6tigs
feit, ben Snfafen beg Wasens 5uSurus
ten, lie folten f6 bur@ Wbipringen
retten.
Wdbreno 10 Der Wassn nod redt3ei=
tig bonn @eleiie fam, 1prangen 3tpei
Judge Damen, 9attie unb Soiepbiae
Gratp-bie nabe am Nusgauge geiefen
batten, BON benz Wageu alb uno famen
babur1 gera6e IN Dem Momeute auf
oas @eleiie, aIs bic 2ocomotiDe Sie
9reu3ungsfele paifrte.
Die uEgliifli9en Mdb9en tuuroen
BON Der Wtafdine erfaBt, uno tpdbrenb
bic dlterere, %16idbrige. uuter bic 8doer
tam unb 3u elmer uHf6rmigen Wai1e aer.
ftampft unb aermalmt tpurbe, f0leu.
oerte Der 2ubp1ug bic ittngere, 14idbs
rtge feitpdrts bonn @eIeile, aber Der
4nprau mar elm 10 furdtbarer getuefen,
baB benz ungliidIi9en 8ej16pf fammts
Tide 8lieber 3erbro6en ,paren unb boB
he cine entieBIi6e Wunbe in Der @eite
%babontrug. Sic Iebte mod ELM paar
Stunben, muroe bann aber our6 ben
Sob bon ibreu unertrdgIiGen QuaIen
befrett.
0ie Wuttsr Der beiben Mdoden, cine
Wittrpe aus San WngeIp, bic 3ur 2ebs
rers &onoention nod 8albefon getomz
mel, tuar, blieb b6lig unperlekt, ba lie
bonn Sdreden 10 aeldbmt tpar, baB lie
Der perbdngniBboQen Nuforcerung bes
9reibsrs sum 6erausipringen ni@t
Golge 5u leifen bermo9te. Die arEae
Jrau 1T iebt Dor 59mer3 unb gntieben
ute bon Sinnen.
Sie iofort einseleitete unteriu1uns
piro hpHentli6 bolb er0eben, mar bic
@1ulh an Der 6etla9enspsrtben Gata.
fropbe trdgt. Ser Sreiber bebauptet,
bic Sofomotibe bdite bic Greu3ung nit
bolem Dampfe paiirt unb es mdrs bon
berielben aud niGt bos gerin9lte War=
lin9ssSignal gesebea poreen.
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@rmnseiaemtbums /. ilebertrasmmaer

0runoeiacntbumS 5 liebertraaungen.
Mugut Cape an $, @~idenborH,
@runbtid I'M /. Ditrift (@itD Got l,
&ange y. $500
&. 2elminger unb Grau On 3beo.
Magsot, @runbhiid in Meerf9eibitr.
$4,000
@. 8. Gorde an 20. $. Sones 5
@runbhiide ON perejftr. So, 10000
8. so. Burns unb ". s. 8efmann
on @bas. u. Stiersn II @runbhdde i'm
@itp , Got 168 fir 100000
8. 20 Bitter an 8. $. 3anoerfon,
400 4der aus benz WontoDo, Surper.
$4,000.
U. g. 0aeem,per on o. o. Mauorp,
@runofid Ode Galasfr. unb 2erings
ton Abeuue 81, 500.
j. Alimann al s. $. 3an6erIon,
8 @runbfiide on Der gde bon Wpeuue
8 un5 Z. StraBe. s. $500.
q. s. GOrde an 30. s.. Sones. a
Grunbftide on peres unb Webina.
ffraBe. $3.50.
Mbams 6 OXIDES on Saeob Seibes
mann, 2 @runbfiife an Wef Gom.
nlereefraBe, nabe GomalfraBe. $1,l50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-26
Die 9ebrerfonpemttpm,

Die ONT 26. in @afpefton er6fnet purbe,
1T febr fart aus aaen Sbeilen bes 5taas
tes beiu6t.
Na9bem prdfibent 6ogs feinen Sab
resberidt berlelen bate, tpurben bic
2ebrer BON 6errn Waperip Smith i'm
Wamen ber Burger @albeffons beg,iiBt.
9err @idboI3, prdfbent BET v3ea9.
tee Mutual Mib Mfoeiation" ieBte bic
3tpede unb 3iele Der @eIeli1aft aus,
chamber unb erftattete Beridt iiber bic
Gortfdritte, tpeIde bieieIbe bereits ge.
ma9t babe.
Brof. g.. g. Cole bate cine Mbbanbs
lung lber 69ul3tuang eingeiaubt, bic
3ur Werleiung tam unb beg Ndberen bon
berrn gi9bola, 4ber fid nit alen Yunt
ten einberfianben ertldrte, er6riert
tpurbe.
Or. 8. s. 2utber bon Bslton belt Ell.
aen gortrag iiber n8eras>S 9ulen far
3eras.M db1en," ia tpeI6em er bic
@emobnbeit seibelte, bic Mdo6en Sur
Wonenbung ihrer @r3iebung auBerbalb
bes Staates gu i9iden. Wenn mir ned
feline ober nidt genisenhe b6bere Nns
ffalten fir Md6en baben, 10 iollten
biefelben erri1tet tperben.
gineit febr intereHanten Wortrag belt
Or. parter tber n9as 9inb."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-26
0ufe WerSdnttmn.

DaS 1T etpas, mas Sober baben mus, wenn er Seines
gebens frpb fem min. Tauienbe iufen es tdsli8 unb
ferben, neil ife es ntat finben. Iauienbe BON Dollars
tisen unb bod siebt es elm MitteI baseaen. Wir "a,
rantiren, baB electric 8itters, mad 9pr56rift umb bin.
retaene lanse sebrau4t, eine quite @erbauuns f6affen
gno eas nsbel Der unserbaultdfeit ~beiettisen pirb.
9ranfbeiten her aeber, bes Masens unb Der Nieren.
gSirc ba 80 9ts. uno 81 bic Slai4e in Der Npotbefe ppn
DretB, Gbrmpion & o. %rertauft.
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0effemtlid5e 0antiasuns.

Der unierSeidnete fablt fi9 berpflias
tet, BEN 9errn Or. g. Burg ieinen
Dant unb feline Nnerfennung aus3us
ipreden fir cine gIiidti9 unb sef1idt
ausgefibrte Operation ON Rnie leines
12idbrigen 2naben Jerbinanb, unb
6rn. Burg dig erfabrenen unb iiidtigen
Nr3t unb Sperateur allen 2eibenben be.
items gu e~mpfeblen.
6einri6 Ries.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-26
galifurnia.Wetue.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes Sa,
ger bon feinen California Weinen Bel
Germ s. s. Meper am alamo
pla5a. 6err Meper fuht bic Weiue
an Dirt unb STEELE aug u,.b fauft brett
aus benz Seller ter Wein3a1ter. 4Is
gutem 9enner selingt es Tim }fets, bic
beffen Sorten ausaumdblen. Ct fann
feline 2unben uno GamiIien nit einens
guten Sropfen perfeben. RotBs uub
WeiBweine in bor3igl.1er QuaIit1t
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @aIone - fret
tns 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-26

1T. 9eztu.na i6bbt Dor gefdbrIi@er
ardfteabuabme unb BOT 8ergiftung bes
8li'es. Gs bat ni1t bic na6tbeiligen
e%iaplttaagen ouf bas @ebirn mie
AlihlEe uro 0%torpbium, unb fein De-
Ilrium ODER Sbrsabrauien FoIgt ieinem
8sbraun.
Don n'1t INNER 1T WaIaria 10 alez
9sfprDfen in ibren S%pmptomen. So
beldHist Semanben oft Monate lang,
obae bag er gen6tbiat tpdre, fi6 au gett
8. legen, aber er fiblt beftdu5ia mite.
rabel. 3altes llebarlaufen oes 26r=
pers, belegte 3unse, tpe6ieInber Nppes
tit, talte f9DeiBige 61noe unb piele
ni6t a%ufau3dblenbe Symphonic unaige.
nebmer Mrt ftelleH fi9 Elm. Melan9o.
lie, niebergei6lageHes 3erftreutes We,
len, @nergleIoisteit un6 gergeBlidfeit
aeigen bic @egenmatt ber WaIaria an.
Sieie Jorm nennt nan malarii1e Bis
liolitdt. STR oisie fhlei9enbe Mala<
RIG, tpethe ipescr ELL i'm Dettlieaen
nod elm Mrbeiten nber 5tubiren ge1tats
tet, 1T pesrusna, in angesebener Weife
genommen. elm ipe3ifl9 tpirfiames
Mittel. Gin @ebrau9 bon Besru.,ta
reinigt bas 9piiem BON iebem Ntom
malarif6en Sites. 9arum foIgt ur1
@urer ielbft Dilsn senau ben angegebes
men 8orfdriften, iubaIb Sbr irgenb
gtpas fublt, mas auf Malaria binoeus
ten f6nnte. gs brinet ben perlorenen
Mppetit pieber, tfdrt bas benebelte
Denfoerm6gen uno ri6ttt Die gnGgie
tpieber auf, meId Iebtere Malaria fiber
perni6tet. Gin grtnbli9er @ebrau6
tpirb @ud BON feiner t~punberbare1i
Wirfiamteit in allen Gdllen iiber3eugen.
Dieter 8prtrag iiber Wataria iii Der
erite bon elmer @erie bon breien, Ser
3tDeite eyfdeint an Samstag, ben %.
b., unb in Der Wo9enausgabe bonn 10.
Suli, unb Der brittle am Montog, ben
80. b., unb ebenio in Der WS9ennum.
rntr bonn II. Suli.
~ 9r. @artman's SlbreHe lit
Columbus, 9btu.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fur oas Wps
@enblatt $3.50.
&eifenbe u genten:
s. g. Nmi1.
Gpbert Yenniger.
W. S@prpbing.
Marimiliau Sntpr.
6 . t | 8.

Gan Mntonio, 26. SUM-, go.
&idbter NDotaa uttb bic ,,@ambler."
@ir beri9tetet1 an anberer STEELE
iber bic 8erurtbeilung Der 80 profefs
ioneaen Spieler gu lie $25 unb 10 Sas
gen 9aft.
Wlr beaeidneten bic gauge @ei6i6te
als cine Garce, un6 baB mir uns bamit
feiner uebertreibuns f6ulbis ma6ten,
baB oielmebr bic gauge Nugelesenbeit
ber &e6tspflese menig our @bre serei6t,
oafiir m6gen folgenbe Na6trdge 5ur gr.
lduterung bienen.
Was erftens bic 10 Sage 9aft anIanst,
10 lit bas gan5 ofentunbiger Weife bic
refine Gom6oie. 9ie perurtbeilten
r0errn @dmbIer" fomrnen ndmli9 vaus
Maneel on &aum" ni6tin bas @efdngs
nib, foubern in bas r9trdfling s2aeer"
refp. in bas Mrmer : paus. Der She
riff Mccall bat ielbit gana unumtpun,
ben erfldrt, babi berartige Strafen lebtsz
li1 nrtomineI" feien. 9a fnb nun bic
@efangenen mdbrenb ibrer Straf3eit f9
b6lig felbt ibe,laRen, 10 baB es iosar
Dorfommen tonne, baB fte aud bin unb
mieber einmal q u paarS u NJ
b EN- inbieS tabt tdmen!" Das
1T oenn aQerbines elm IS ibeIe 8 e.
dngniB," mel6es iogar bas bepuBte
aus Der r6lebermaus" nod an srptester
Gomit lbertrift!
u~ebrigens bur1aus ni6t operetten.
Daft fomii6, fonbern b69ft bebentIi9
lit bic 0altung beg &i6ters Noonan in
Der gan5en Mngelegenbeit. Dieter 6err
berfeblt ME. in feinen Mnipra9en an
bic @roBgef9morenen i'm 8ruffton Der
ueber3eugung auf Die Notbnenoisfeit
Der unterotiidung beg Spieler. untpe.
iens biraumeiieu, babel peiB CT iebo1
ni6t nur ole geiebli9en MaBregeln 3ur
@ontrolirung ben sepiferma=
Ben nbere6tisten @igentbiimIl9teiten"
biefes 2anbestbeiles geb6renben = In.
tugs au bintertreiben, fonoern er biitet f6
aud tpoblweisli9, benielben au unters
briiden, obpDbl inn bns - mad Der
ausbrldli6en @rfldrung beg Sberifs
WcGaa nur Elm Wort foffen miirbe.
rWenn nur &i1ter Noonan ben 8efebI
ertbeiIte, bic SpieIbduler au f9IieBen,
10 piirbe bas iofort gef9eben!"
Warum = 70 m69ten mir fragen =
bIeibt oieier gefebl unertbeilt I?
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shmbe sn gpu lbreiien.

500 9aar 2inbeqdube au 81. Sc.
ftenpreis $1.30 unb $40. Damen=
SLIPPERS gu Is @is. unb $1-mertb
$1-1.25.
5pibenbeIebte Morsenidube fir ga,
men aler Mrten, SpeaiaIit6t. @rDBe
@sbuftion! $1.75 Damen.Rn6pfidube
fir $3.50. 5unibans $500 @laeees
leoer Rn6pfidube idSber bette Der DeIt.
Suuipars falbleoerner Shub fir Wdns
rer auS$3.00 1T uniibertrefHi9. Wdn.
neridube fir So. 00f tpertb So so.
q preisermdbisunsen in allen anoeren
MrtiteIn, mobon in ben feinifen unb1
mittlereu Sorter rur bas bette aefibrt
uirb. Die ausseidnittenem adngurubs
=Sdnbe fir Mdnnsr, iragen fid
gut unb inS COMFORTABLE, befonoers sa
e~mpfeblen. Jarbise S1ube in Btocee
gu accsptab!en Yreifen.
Is. sc. GuIIibau,
gde Commerce & ct. Marp's Str.
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~ 9r. 6~artman's s(oreHe LIT
Columbus, 9bip.

@as fptr sebramdeafsDnnett
iinb mebr folder g~tabliHefente tuie bas
oes 6errn g ED. anbf p jt Der Mu,
ltinfraBe{in tpelden HeiBige 0anbtper.
ter unb Mdtige Irbeiter lobnenoe Bez
lGdftigung fiaben f6naen. Qerr Diam
orp befabt fi6 nit Der 0eriteaung bon
Gifernen, Wahettanfs, Bierfd1ern unb
lonfigen 6oI3gefdBen. Sem. gebie.
gene Qrbeit 1T nett unb brett beribmt.
Durh grDBe Gadfenntnife nnb r~affloie
gnergie III es nemsgigentbamer bieier
Gabrlf, Der 9an Mntonio gooperaae
Woris, selun6en. bieien 3nbuarie3peig
1ier CUR 81htbe gu bringen. 5ein SD
bliHemeui TT elm m~ufsreiltiges in ieber
Weiis uno Der fi1 fit berglei6en interz
eitrt, Dirb einen 8efud Der Werfe
lDbuenb fiaben.
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sa- 8efdtiet BEL pameoaH &
9 0 TN ben groBen Worratb eleganter
Mn3hge fit bieie Saifor bon $40 aufs
ipdrts. Die beiten Waareit fiir biliges
@elb! Seine fertise Mn3lee, bon Sen
beffen G1neiberu heraefelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-26
9ie Gpumtp apnmiEare,

pel6e fi6 aIs Boarb of equalization
tontituirt baben, baben bic MHeKments
Der folsenoen Steuer3abler UNI bic ibren
Namen gegeniiberfebenben Summer er,
mkt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-26

DaT %. W. Moore, bonn @roBen
Opernbaus, Dss Woines, 1T elmer Der
ertsn Nniebler p6n Soma unb bat eine
iangidbri9e grfabrung. gr faet: gu
berfdiebenen 3eiten bate i9 afute Nn=
fdae bon bili6ier GoIit unb beftigen
S9meraeu i'm Wasen unb fanb Nidts,
bas mir folde grleihterang peri1afte,
tpie gbamberlQins Golif, Gbolera uub
DiarrbueasW ebi3in. Seoe Berfon. iast
er. fonte cine Glafde bapon baben. Gum
8erfauf bel &C.. @obn unb 60, s. Salt
eper unb Sobn uu6 In aaen Mpotbefeu.
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d.. Hartman
Aeber Malaria,

ST perOfentlidJt mebrere widtige
Grfabrungelt iiber Malaria.
Sntermittirenbes Sie6er, Sieber
aab Sieber : 9lafdllc, S6iittele
frDft mnb Tieber, remittireits
bes Sieber, Sieberfrpif.
NieSergei6lagembeit, Giidenihntcrser
ipteberfebrenbe &Dpfi6ntersen,
GefiHtsid)merSem mno Nemrai=
gle, 4ertpbtide Shmersem
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RaNaae mam Gnrppa.

Die Wgeniuren bes 9errn %. s.
0Dung, No. l Commerce . @traBe,
San Antonio, unb go. SOB Mains
StraBe, Dallas, bertreten rur bic
anerfannt befen europdif1en Dampfers
Sinien. 9err Doung lit i'm Stanhe bic
bilIig # EN- Raten au geben. erz
tbeilt bereitwiQig iebe getpiinf9te NUS
tunft unb beioret iebr prompt ole ibm
iibergebenen Muftrdge. Wer nod Gu.
ropa gu reiien uiini6t, ober 8ertnanote
beribertommen laKen min, penbe 1@
an irgenb eine Der genannten M~genturea.
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sa- Wenn Semanb fem uno au an.
uebmbarem preiie fpsifen min, 70 ae6e
er gum Miffinnss@arten. Oie
9erren Wbeimer Il Saul, Befber bies
tes Gtabsiiements, balten barauf, ibre
9dte fets bolfommer sufrieben au {fel.
len. Iae iaifonmdBisen DelifateHen,
4ufern, Wilb. Slide, @efdgeI &C. hnb
bort in Der oelitateften 3ubereitung ole
3eit al baben. Mablseiter tperben auf
Wuni6 In bic @obnungen Der Runben
gefanot. Mud bietet Der NIT Der
6peiiewirtbidaft berbunbene 8ars
o bic beiten 8etrdnfe, ftets frii9es
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-26

&err 6. $. Miaer tn Der Weffs
Commerce : StraBe bdlt ffets bas polla
fommenffe Eager In 3ei6enmateria-
lien, Sapeten, Garben, 8las, Spiegel.
gIas, 8iloerrabmen, 6irniReH unb alen
3ei6nens unb Malers utenfilien. Stint.
lerii@ ausgefiibrte 8ilber uno Statueta
ten &c. linb in elmer i~ebensDertben @als
lerie our Wnfi6t unb gum 8erfauf nuss
gefteGt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immer6efos
rationen 1T oas @eI9madpolfe uab
Neuele bort gu finben.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-18

coRpRAY'S NEW THEaTER.
su'uai Scenery Aderns the Repre-
sentation of The Octoroon.u

va Inc OctOfOOns
great artist once said to a friend, 81
~ shooting away at the same bull's-eye,
o'uer to be able TO hit it any time it
Eases me TO do so" The artist was en-
Ssorng to show his friend the import
o. concentrating energy on some par
-ias oejeet. 1t is good thing for every
y 70 have hobby. He cannot ride ii
asatn, end the more he rides the greater
~ ne becomes in that special line.
Aahager Cordray's hobby for wears has
y theatrical business. lie has familiar.
himself with all its details. lie has
sssisnced many Of its difficulties and
aeu now to overcome them. lie has
su an adept in the art of diagnozing
fsoue mind, SO FAR as amusenlents are
q. lie knows what will suit
Immediately presents it, He
succeeded admirably in pleasing
geohc SINCE the opening of the new
4 ana there Is no fear of break
~. .l IN the future.
ae Vetoroon' was viewed yesterday
- hy fashionable audience oi
IN, anu again last night by we'll
aV0Se; Apart from the work OF the
ssaay the scenic attractions Of "The
49, evoke warm words of apprecia-
and praise. The scenic artist. NJ.
srs Is evidently master of execu-
- Performance again tonight aud
s@sAout the week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-18

ak the Other Eye" is the title OF a
aa'cn IS becoming very popular in
- II is sung every night at the
49, 49, theater by Miss Hattie Bartelle,
Tsnss me leading male part IN The
ks..assar, produced by the Henry
fsssue company. She is clever little
s sAa IS one q the biggest cards Of
k,asessoa. The BurieS9ue company Is
~, people 20 the Standard who
- sioTe have visited q vaudeville
kessSi. Y tais city. The performance Is
s-..esnt IN every detail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-18

Is iSits, excellent accommodations snd
Rels- ...tts that constitute s successful and
y ~ 10 the East, take the Northern fas
H. Nte4bt4e trains 10 - PAU,
tae -, baiuin au1 Chicago, consisting 81
"a .s s.-ass bsFoon and sleeping ears. New
fsiss'.ssf under the direction % the Pull
|esh - ~ company are attached 90 daily
--sAs No better service ~ he found.
~ 49, eatN ucket agent. 10 second street.
s-Ai (. 1onkin, depot ticket agent,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-18

asheral Of Josephine Miller. who is
- 20 have committed suicide by
morphine On Monday morning
n - pace this morning al 10 O'Clock
IN. s.ts..'liey 4 Ste warts rooms. 4 The re-
VII pe buried IN Masonic eemeitry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-05
A NOTED INDIAN DEAD.
Ex-Governor McCur'ain Of the Chcctaw Tribe.
He Died Suddenly - Loved by His
Friends-Feared by Enemies.
Special to the Gazette,

Special to The Gazette.
FoRT SMITH. ARK, Nov. 4.-Ex-Governor
Edmunds HcCurtain, one OF the most prominent
Indians Of the Choctaw Nation. died very sud-
denly this morn ing at SkeIlyvilIe. sixteen miles
from this city. He was member of the Choc-
taw council cow in session at Tuskahoma. He
Came to this city yesterday morning by rail and
during the day INDUCED freely In strong drink.
Yesterday evening he hired livery outfit to
take him to his home at Sanbois, fifty miles
from here. He stopped with friend at Skelly-
vile last iybt and this IN )rnin got W to pro
coed with his journey. While dressing he sud-
denly became sufocated and died in short
time. McCurtain was one of the most noted
men OF his race, and has always
been a leader among his people.
He succeeded his late brother, Jackson
McCurtain, as governor of his nation, and
served two terms. He has been delegate to
Washington several times, and has served his
people in almost every public capacity under
their laws. He came OF noted family of w.r-
riors, and was loved by his friends and greatly
feared by his euemies. He was about fifty a We
years OF age, and during his lifetime is said to
have killed several men, yet he was a of
strict honor and integrity, highly respected,
both in and out of the Territory. His death
will be great loss to his nation. His brother.
Green McCurtain, who is national treasurer OF
the nation has been telegraphed to come and
take charge of his remains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-05
DALLAS.
Strong Effort In Eehnlf OF wiehita's and
Nilbarger's Exhibits Blankenship & Blake
Failus-S,reet Car Accident.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, Nov. 4.-Last night Uhlan
lodge No o. OF the order of the Sons OF Her.
man, was organized in this city with the follow
ing officers: Ex-President, G. G. Spiegel; presi-
dent. A. W. May; vice. presiient Max Bieder-
tadt; c-etary, John Windlinger; treasurer,
f. Hilger; guard, @. r. Altermann; trustees, b.
Mayer and Charles Benny. Grand President
w. Huschkle OF San Antonio was the organizing
officer.
A street car was knocsed of OF the track last
night by pair OF runaway mules ht:ched to
wagon. The car landed at the curbing. Three
hurt and the car itself sustained but slight
damage.
After seventeen days time the inventories Of
the liabilities and assets of the Blankenship q
Bake Co. assignment are matter OF record
The liabilities are Slii, 426.12; total assets,
S.I9, 00i. So.
A strong effort is being made by Dallas people
TO have the exhibits Wichita AMI Wfibarger
counties remain in this city IS permanent
thing, or to send them out OF the stale. to Chi
cago or st Louis, and with them good man as
agent. If this is done by Dallas all the visitors
sent TO Texas through the medium of this ex-
hibit viii oe sent first to Dallas as point to
radiate from.
II this is placed al any point It will be OF great
benefit to The city receiving it, and Dallas is
alive to the advantage to be gained by secur-
ing it.
CLYDE Baxter is dead. He was the thirteen
year old boy who was stabbed by another boy OF
about the same age. but as yet unknown.
Tonight the Texas and Pacific commercial
agents, who have been congregatiDg here for
the past few DAYS, go west IS far as Fort
inciosure and Tomorrow go on their way TO FL
Paso. All arrangements have been perfected
for the trip, and the special cars that convey
them are fully supplied for all their wants.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-05
ing the flames. Several box cars were
also somewhat damaged.
The Door That Kiigore kicked.

Chicago Tribune.
This is the door that kilgore kicked.
This Is the lock that fastened the door
that Kilgore kicked.
This is the boot that broke the lock
that fastened the door that Kigore
kicked.
This is the foot that ed the boot that
broke the lock that fastened the door
that Kilgore kicked.
This is is the man that owned the foot
that wore the boot that broke the lock
Nhat fastened the door that Kilgore
kicked.
This Ia the congressman all forlorn
that was bruised by the man that owned
the foot that dwelt in the boot that broke
the lock that fastened the door that Kill
gore kicked.
This is the nose all broken and torn.
that pertained to the congressman all
forlorn, that was bruised by the man
that carried the foot that worked the
boot that broke the lock that fastened
the door that Kilgore kicked.
This Is the surgeon all shaver and
shorn, that plnstered the nose all broken
aud torn, that belonged to the Congress-
man all forlorn, that was smashed by the
man that carried the foot that welded
the boot that broke the lock that fastened
the door that Kilgore kicked.
This is the czar with the glance of
scorn, that thanked the surgeon ali
shaven and shorn, that mended the nose
80 broken aud torn, on the face of the
congressman all forlorn shat was hurt
by the man with a terrible foot, that
wore the boot that broke the lock, that
fastened the door that Kilgore kihked.
This is the takir III Texas boru, that
feared not the car with his glance of
scorn, nor the bill OF the surgeon all
shaven aud shorn, that cared for the
nose SO broken and torn, that was worn
by the congressman all forlorn, and he
went to the man with the dangerous foot
and purchased the boot that broke the
lock that fastened the door that Kilgore
kicked-and he put that boot in the dime
museum.