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8elbienbnngen mad 9eatidlano nnS
SeitrcidI

sr "a Gents pro Iarf uno 201s
Gents pro 9rone. Gorto EXTRA.
@ediel olis9eitellt OH aae Sbei-
ser 8elt. 8iGige S6iffsfarten boa
uno mad 9eitidlanb. Ebeo. s.
9ieuer & Co., ia SIt-2ering
ton-Str. 3inmer 0r. 8. G80)
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Sofalberi6te aus @aIbtnstnR
q rO5eB @oQncr verbal
tCt.

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5nrrtion @ugner, better bcfunnt
inter DEM 9tamen 2iti0unt @aQncr,
lit iufolge &%nlricnoer uon 9ro}ciieL
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Der @cb0rocn Don Maihin0ton ac.
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elmer Belle in Der Nunocpbuuptituot.
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Hed)tSompoIt ser .IiOclitp 4 9cpo-
lit Gompunp" BON Baltimore, 0CrCu
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unO Gr=Stuot@onmalt GOluoro Is.
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morcn bic l(r6cbcr icincr 8crbuitlma.
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toa ituttfinoeu.
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arift Die o6i0elitp Comp" unQefGbr
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0idiniolt.Gountp crluirttcn llrtbcilc
b~cIicfcn Iid) nli $5,9Sl539.25 gcQeu
60 8ctIogtc. 0n@jenigc gc9en oic
n6t0clitU Comp" lpar fiir 100000
mo inter ocn iibrigcn EcrioncL &c
gen mcldlC CT Gin llrtbcil crlanQt
bate, bcionOcn lid Sen. z. @ictur,
9uuQbmon, Gbci sHidtcr WfcS6crrn
pom Expectations @cridt, Mihtcr
Ntorri9 pom &er. Stootcn 0iItriftS-
@crihtc uno @r. George Ncuott.
Gin l(rthcil mar nltd gcQer 0ic
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fir 100000. Sabre lang oerlpirrten
@ogncr'S Wetbooen @eridjte ltn0
HedtSonlpdltc. &n cincm Sabre lei
tete er iibcr 1900 Yro5ciie ein uno
le9te llrtbeilc fir $127,336 Dor. Die
llrtbcile morcn onideincuo in Sro-
nltg, CORRECT oltSgcfiibrt un0 fiibr=
ten 0uS Sicgel 0cS 8criht3. no Die
9cfla9tcn %bcbnuptctcn, ooB lie gar
nidt uoracloOcn morocu icicm nm
oo3 llrtbcil 5u bcontwortcn "a mllr-
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mcldc onihcinclt0 Dor Ocnr ocr5Citi.
gen Sefretdr 0c9 Stantc9 MuruuInO
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sic &orloOungen piilftlidl 5llgeitelIt
morer. 0icic N~ifionpitS iiibrtel in1-
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fretGrS in &crtrctmN Ionic icin
Nmtaiicgcl.
&n ocn mciitcn 6GQcn mor scr be-
trefienoe Rid)ter, Der sic llrt6eile
ongcblid olla0citcQt bate, bcreit2 &c.
itorbcn.
Die mnmcbrigc NnihuloiQrnN
loltct ollf 6Glidung Der Don @ug.
ncr 6~cnubten Sic0cl. Die 2cbtcrcn
murOen bel Der &%crboitlng in ocnt
3intmcr OeS Nngetlo0tcn %gcfunocn.
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Grlitt eincn @cin6rud .
- Der 5S Sabre ultc Srnnf u.
9ultntl bon Nr. 30S, 9ruceltroBc, ficl
Dor Dem @oltie Nr.t623, Meit.Erott-
StroBe, 10 ungliiflid nieoer, OoB CT
cinen 9einbrlld) crlitt. gr m1lroc
nod 0em r6rontIin : Sollnre g &oipi-
tai" gebrad)t.
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Sdiffsfartrn pon nnS uad Sentidj-
Lamb.

Bon Baltimore bis grenlen: So.
iiite $42.50 uno $44.50, 3nii6enbed
$33; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
8aiiite $50, 3piidenbed (fiir uue
Baiiagiere) $34. SbeO. $. Siener
& So, 3immer Scr. 8, ia OIt.
2erineton Str. @eI0pediel uio
@eloienoungen. (323--)
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llntcrbaltungs . @ceuciIer.

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& 80"
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critics NUOnCs COU}Crl mo Wul.
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gbcHh uuicuhUIillUN Uuo EuuairuUfdcH it Der
80. -. Nl. Safe" ode Baltimore uUo NoHo7
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WC,gguEtrt ucs Nuctlci Euurtctls
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Spmmertog." 6rou 8. 9. 0ietrid;
Gornet.Solo s.. 6urmS; Gouplet
sir mein 2lennd)cn iltd' ih Elm
WGnnden," SIR. MfaOer; &ortruQ
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Smith mo @nt. Gittmor; Rccito-
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$50. SEQ. 5. Scn0er, iwly 5. j. Is.
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Gbo9. @afciicI0, u. N}0bImuun un0
@co. @olic.
Is citer 0Cmofrutii der
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Woihinoton miro bon mcItlidcn &a-
pitoliIten ocbaut meroen. Die Clinic
lit bereitS Don 8ittSburQ bis nab
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rotorcn, am Gaze nltr YaIiuQierC 5ll
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pcroen 6roHt5iiae in 20 Wintten nllf
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nm obiolllte S6eioun9 bon Wuttbetu
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Ha53ioS in Der Strife.

Crci @irtbihoitcn in Sill. Baltimore
0urh @olijiitcn ans Dem 0Itli6cu
0iitrift beinaciu6t.
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SATURDAY EVENING,
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.
FOR RENT-HousEs.

FOR RENT-HoUsES.
1O6 u oath at, q large, thoroughly modern brick
house; will put in frst-class repair; rent Sao:
1920 Laurel av; 10 rooms. modern except heat;
2ao7 Park NV, rooms. thoroughly modern, $50;
2446 Harriet av. rooms MODERN, hardwood
s1s7 Portland nv, . rooms. modern. barn: $50.
31O5 Columbus ay, 10 rooms, modern, barn; $So.
2213 Chicago ay, rooms modern, S3O:
3OS w 32d st, rooms, modern. barn; $5O.
27O3 LIST av s rooms. modern. $25.
3416 Stevens ay, 9 rooms. modern except neat
suitable for two families; $50. 80
3O1 Il SD st. rooms, modern except heat, $2o.
211o Lyndale av N, rooms. thoroughly moaern'
| $25.
1920 Garfield nv, 10 rooms modern e1a.! SCI. 90,
1709 Hawthorn ay, 8 rooms modern except heat
soos Colfax av s. s rooms. modern except heat
! 2716 1st av S. rooms. modern except heat. $50
$40 f 18th st. rooms. city water. $lS.
231 Groveland av, rooms, city water, SIS.
STEAM. HEATED FLATS.
nothing finer in the city.
1914 4th av 5, two fine new modern four-roon
flats.
e12 sth st $; fat 2 on second floor; rooms.
] 32S 10th st S. second floor. six rooms thoroughly
modern with hot water heating plant, $780,
2O19 Clinton av. first floor, five rooms, city wa
ter. gas, in fine order. $3.50.
$3.50. i,
GA W Lake st, fiat 2, second floor, i've rooms
modern except heat, SIT.
26o1 10th av $. second floor. six rooms. modern
Call for our rental bulletin for a complete list o
houses fats, rooms stores and lofts in al
pA' . MOORE OR Bios. & SAWYER,
!
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Furnished Rooms.

Furnished Rooms.
SUITE THREE VERY BRIGHT, PLEASANT
rooms for housekeeping. in outside corner.
steam heated fiat, near Henneptn av, south
of library; $2s. Front room on third door,
all modern house. bath on same floor, with
pleasant. nicely furnished middle room in out.
side steam heated nat. on 18th st and Sd av
s, SO. Large, elegant unfurnished room on
first door, ali modern. hot water heated house,
also cooperative privileges in large living
employed. furnishing satisfactory references.
Mrs. Field 40S 18th st >.
ALL NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, ALL MOD
ern, warm end sunny. on second floor; some
have stationary wash bowls, hot water, Thu
Atlantic, 12a4 Nicollst av.
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CLAIRVoYANTs
Reading Daily.
3si:ss-EsW EEHzs1: go
PROF. q. KEY.
The First Registered Trance Clairvoyant
Ever In Minneapolis.
Reading Daily,

PROF. ID. KEY.
The First Registered Trance Clairvoyant
Ever In Minneapolis.
PROF.. T.. KEY.
cal people in Mnnespois ana that ske tRhis
city mas been overrun with pretenders
under the guise of clairvoyants, palm
lstry and spiritualistic mediumship, and
that that many Of its best citizens would be
cL11RyoY sSHus ME IS ylslt we're Tf theS
f Rev w # satisfae ton therefore Prof
Minneapolis Of his superiority p ovSr ali
mediums, Palmists and clairvoyknts),
ONE RoLIA y s5I@Issi a oSE DOLLAR
~" Il TR 9oEBkEsMS ALL
entire future t,s and e9erything can be told
eminent clairvoyant and spirit medium.
who Is the greatest master of occult
science and psychic force the world has
ever known.
His predictions are always correct and
never fail to come true, as thousands
of people will testify.
Does everything seem to go wrong and
has fortune never smiled on you? Has
Do not despair, as you can learn the
true road to success and happiness, for
both await you. If you will only know
how, when and where to find them,
which will be revealed to you. You also
will be told how to have your wants and
wishes satisfied, how to obtain your OBJ
ject in life or your hearts desire.
How to live happy and contented the
to obtain the money you want and what
you are best adapted for. Tells what
you have done. what you are doing now
Mbou asyk GH are E snge to os All told
coScsR ssAt B6 5sH e AFFAIRS
He gives dates, facts and figures, relis-
BILE and important advice and informa-
ness transactions, lawsuits. contested
wills, life insurance, damage suits. d.
yorces, deeds, mortgages. claims, collec-
tions and speculations, Adventures, gold
eulties. Truly predicts the success or
failure Of new inventions, patents pend
Ing pension claims. ETC.; tells whether
you will receive fair dealings with part
ness you vill follow to be successful.
where You shall 60 and whom to avoid.
II you intend 10 make any changes or
star start business g.. buy n.y. or sell prop
step. don't fail to consult Prof. E. Key.
His advice may be the means of saving
you, thousands of dollars and great
LOVE, CoURTsHIP AND MARRIAGE.
Gives truthful revelations on all love
affairs, troubles, marriages, and by
proper advice restores lost affections.
reunites the separated. settles lovers
quarrels, tells you WHEN AND WHOM
YOU WILL MARRY and how to WIN
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to make your husband or wife be true
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ness, warned against all treacherous
friends.
PARLORS, SO SEVENTH ST S.
HOURS, 10 to 8, SUNDAYS INCLUDED.
SPECIAL BY NAIL.
Send date of birth, lock of hair, six
questions. 81.
3s-Seventh st SIS
Minneapolis, MINI.
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Furnished Houses i

VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
rent from april to September or October. with
furnished house in Kenwood. Franklin BEN
ner, 503 Bank OF Commerce Bldg.
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DAVID P. JONES & co..

s-Hs3FHa OAvlU +. JONES q w.. Il
Main door, Bank of Commerce.
$50 per month-No. LIZ Logan av N, 1O-room
H5 all modern house.
SNo-No.s 202S Clinton av. rooms, modern ex-
cept heat. barn. VIII be vacant May 1.
2.so-No. 72s 2sth st. 8 rooms. modern except
s2b. Ono. $500 Bryant av s, 10 rooms mod
ern except gas; barn.
$t2s. Ono. 229 9TH st s. city water in yard.
$40. oo--No. ?22 18th nv Sc, rooms, city water,
cistern, sewer.
$1s.oo-No. is N 18th st, 8 rooms, gas, city
water, sewer; vacant April 4.
f1T. 0o-No. 2536 Stevens av, rooms, city water,
912.bo-No. 2s04 18th sv s, 6 rooms, city water,
sewer, water rent paid by owner Z
10.oO--No. 1918 9th st s. rooms. cistern well.
FLATS FOR RENT.
$31.OO-No. $40 u 10th st, 6 rooms, steam heat
all modern hardwood floors.
415.to-11O w 14th st, modern except heat, 4
rooms, first floor.
e5 bO-27H Humboldt av N, second door. with
VIA rooms cistern and well.
BARNS FOR RENT.
o. O0-242t 10th nv s. large barn.
33,Oo--In rear of 732 r 18th st. with city water
M STORES FOR RENT.
$oo. oo-729 10th st S, large store, city water
and sewer. ss4
10oo---7Il 81 2eth st. with city water
$16.o0-2736 Emerson av N, fine location To-
butcher shop, also complete set Of butche
tools. n
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$50. oo-2oe Oak Grove st, rooms, modern, fur
mace, fine grounds. 6..-t
$37. 5O-11O 18th st S. rooms. furnace, some
hardwood floors; half of double house.
$22. 50-2723 Harriet av, rooms, open plumb
Ing. gas and fixtures; barn.
$12 50-361S Grand av S, rooms. clstern, we'll.
S125O-20O7 18th av S, rooms, city water In
yard; arranged for two families.
SIG 6o-SS6 Bradford st, St. Anthony Park, 8
rooms, city water.
$50. 00-2S34 10th s. rooms city water.
sewer, arranged for two families.
SIS Oo-3016 Garfield av s rooms, modern open
plumbing, furnace; April /.
SIS. 6o-2s17 Central av. rooms. city water;
FLATs-Not Heated.
s17.oo-Lyndale Terrace, 25th st and Lyndalo
Flat 1. 25o2 Lyndale av S, 4 rooms
Flat l. 1908 Lyndale av 8, rooms.
Flat l, 2510 Lyndale av 8, rooms.
$10.00--564 It'll av N, rooms, city water and
sewer.
gas. bath, second floor
$1,000 TIT University az Me- rooms, els
S1o.oo-2eoe Nicollet nv, rooms. city water.
second floor. Dr..
FLATs-steam Heated N
$37 .6o-Flat B, Exeter, 73S 10th st. rooms.
81 .50-Flat s, Seville, 100 18th st 8, rooms,
light housekeeping.
sso.oo.-Flat 9, Arcadia, 7s4 e 18th st, g rooms,
hardwood floors; open plumbing.
$i2 so-2eoe Nicollet av. city water and gas.
Sl0.OO-Desk room, 400 Hennepin av.
NICKELS & SMITH.
Nicollet
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JOSEPHINE MARVIN.
RESIDENCE 10 SEVENTH ST S.
CLAIRVOYANT AND PIANIST.
Are you in trouble,
bad health,
business worry.
family difficulties,
legal complications. .-.
or under evil irfuences?
Josephine Marvin will help
you. She is consulted on all
affairs. and never fails.
because she gives plain
s-.'=S . statement Of facts.
She shows you the way
'.s-s7+e - to help yourself.
1850 - Try her and see.
She depends upon
5s&7G results obtained by
Hours: fnvestie alton rather
10 a. No. to s p. m. than by any
Sundays: d, sensational
10 q. m. to y. m. advertisements.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Letters, with date OF birth and ST. answered
10 SEVENTH ST s.
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PARLORS, 3s SEVENTH ST s.
HOURS, 10 to s, SUNDAYS INCLUDED.
SPECIAL BY NAIL.
Send date of birth, lock of hair, six
questions. 81.
3s-Seventh st SIS
Minneapolis, MINI.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR sALE-A FINE PIECE OF WAREHOUSE
property consisting of six-story building
and good trackage, centrally located See US
= and make an pfer. ]. F. Conklin & Zonue
Co. III TsmpA Court. 81
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FOR RENT
Furnished Rooms.

Z.
Continued.
FOR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOM IN A STEAM
water always. quiet family Of two; easy, walk
car line. TAO 9th av s.
FOR RENT-sU1TE OF FRONT ROOMS, FUR
nished complete for light housekeeping; mod
nished. 10 11th st s. 4
NICELY FURNISHED SINGLE FRONT ROOM,
also double room in modern fiat, very desirable,
9th st 5. Flat 8.
SMALL FURNISHED FRONT ROOM 10 GEN
tleman; rent very reasonable; half block from
Bryant av N.
SUITE OF TWO FURNISHED PLEASANT
front rooms for light housekeeping; also pleas
ant single front room; moderate rent. 1925
A SMALL FURNISHED ROOM WITH LARGE
closet; private house; board II desired; Gas,
bath; telephone. Main 1864 Ii; reference. 1910
Portland av.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT IN NEWLY
furnished house. Everything frst-class; mod
ern except heat. Rent reasonable. 1915
Hawthorn.
ern exposure, from April to Nov: 1; 9th st
and 4th av. Cafe connection If desired. 1924.
ELEGANTIY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
gas, phone. ST. Lawrence Hotel, 221 Nicoller.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, COM
plete for housekeeping, near 1Oths and NicOllet
av. Tel. Main 1882 ]. or call 624 Boston block
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DAVID 6. BELL INVESTMENT CO.
Hou 11 4th st 3;
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f61e Dupont av N. rooms, except heat. 20. 90
1909 Park Az. 10 rooms all modern. except
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cept heat, gas and steel range, Howe
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Bso eirsrd Az S. . rooms ] :..A 900 $500
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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-08

1t looks like Bert and his gang will
rebel unless the bill is amended in
the senate The colored people of the
Territory are not losing any sleep
about this bill They want statehood
in any shape they can get it, even If
they are compelled to swallow the
dose of mixed schools, which will be
as distasteful to them as it is to Bert
and his gang. The American Con
gress will pass just such legislation as
they may see fit, and the fellows
down here will have to take their
medicine whether they like it or not.
The colorcd people have never
asked to attend school with the whites
or Indians, and will get along very
we'll if they receive their just proper
ton of the school fund. The new
state will be composed of many polit-
ical parties, each using their utmost
endcavor to gain supremacy and the
Democracy and Mugwumps are start
ing off now using the school ques-
ton as their hobby. But, as usual,
they will fail in getting the honest
voters to assist them to stir up strife
among the natives.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-08
HOW is THIS FOR
COLORED ENTERPRISE?

Muskogce now has twenty-sever
colorcd grocery stores, seven meat
markets, one undertaking establish
mcnt with branch house in Wagner,
one furniture store, twenty-five res
taurants and cold drink stands, two
banks, two first class cafes, seven
good hotels, one first class livery and
sale stable, one jewelry store. "A
first class drug store will soon be
opened on South end street.
In addition we have eight physi-
clans, eight lawyers, several real es-
tate companies, the largest of which
is the Afro American Investment Co.,
one employment agency. three good
barber shops, one first class electri-
clan, three newspapers. What Mus
kogcc now needs is a good hardware
store. First class colored plumbers
and machinists would do well here
Brick-laycrs and stone masons IND
plenty OF keep them employed.