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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-03
Nnf friidjcr 5bat.

Sron Gpo Yiscor bon IbomcS ItraBc
iilloct aegcn Mitternod)t inrbigcn
Ginbredcr IN ibrcln Sblof5im.
mer. : Ger Iicb in !Sonocn Der
Boli5ci. - Gin Hodjipicl ais &c.
meisitiid.
Gurd) Elm @erGllld) olla ocn Sd)lnf
crmcft, iob Srol Gpo Yiscor bon Nr.
1929, lbomcsiir.. onl Wittiuoh
%bcno gegen 1912 ltbr einen aroBen
lteger Dor ibrem @ctt ltcben. Sic
luuroe obcr nid)t obnm1btig, iuie
pieaeidt onocrc TIRES 0eihled)ics &C.
than boben wilrhen, %ionoern rici frai.
tig I'm Siilte. &brc Muie iugtcn Dem
Ncger Surdlt ein, unb er iuunote iih
ollgenblidlif sur Sllldi. Srau Eis.
cor bette aber nid)t Die Mbliht, i'm 10
lcifJten &anies 5iebcn SIT laiier. Sic
iprana raid aus ibrem Vett uno er.
ipiid)te Die Hodtaife bes SIiebenben
in DEM Woment. ais oerlelbe in Den
Sofraum iprona. Srau EiScor battc
Den Hof ober 10 felt gebalten Dob
ein groBes Stiit oeiiclben in ibrcr
Sdno 5uriidblicb, nclfeS lid ais ooS
bette 9etpeismoteriol ge9en oen Gin.
BREEDER ,cripeiien oiirfte. Sn5ipiideu
botte lid SRI. Carrie Tiscor. Die God.
ter bon Srau Eiscor, Medic in cinem
Heben5immer ihliet raid angefleibet
uno lpar allf Die Strabe gceilt, INN
einen Toliaiiten 81 rbplell, mos iibri.
aenS llnnothig iuar, ocnn Epli5ilt
Glampiit bonn, oitliden Tiitrift bate
Den @Hlbrcdsr bercits an arogcn.
Ter Icrboitcte fan1pite nit oller
Waht Inn ieine Jreibcit, ober buS
raihe Sin5llfommen bes Sergeontcn
Gop madte ieinem 6reibeitsorang
eiu gnhc. Nt Der 6itlid)en Holi5eis
Station aob Der Meger an, George
Smith 81, beiBeu, 26 Sabre aft unb
bon Gaicott-Gitp SIT iein. ct mar
cine Stunoe porber idon ollrd) oen
Eolijiiten Gambler ols perb1dtiger
9horofter perhaftct gciueien, ober
burd) lieutenant Golllburn ipieber
e%ntloiicn lporben. ga feline triftigen
8riinoc fir feline Snbaitirung por.
! loeen. gIS Srolt Eiscor beim geiiri.
gen %crbor Dor Toli5eirid)tcr S'Neiu
bas IN ibren Sdnben ncrblicbcnc
Stiid Mottltd, porSciatc, pnBtc oos.
ielbe genor in eine Glide OIL Smitb's
Hod. Iic ein5iae Gntidltloisuna,
Die Der NcGer porbroftc, por. baB
or b~ctr,lufcn gcmeicn lei nlo nidt &c.
iuubt babe. mus CT 9etban. Gr mlirbc
inter $500 9iiraidoit Dem @crihtS.
ucrinbren iibermieicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-03
Rotis.
Sebbel's sin5ises Stnsio.

jill H HH j.. q. - -H44Ek"L 10y
Sebermaun fenat bic bon aias ss.
Iieferte Nrbeit; mir benfen nidt Sa.
ran, ms ielbit ~ Isbtn, isnSern ii6er.
ldiien bies i,nieren 2eiitunsen. Refine
sreppen Eel tns sa eriteigen. Qaifea
Sic i'd Sun Anberen nidlt tani6tu,
rs Bieb. u,ir Elm tinsists Hetbel.St A.
Sir nnb Sirs befinbet I'D i'm Ssarterrs.
NMtcn Sit anf Sas &aas, roc xaier
Ramtn anf 98iren nnb .Geafera
ftbt.
&einc Msenten. Gin *reis.
Hdtea Gle aaf
-Seb6eps-
321 Rors.W as.Str., sale Sisb.Str.
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sheo. S. niener & &c.,
217 8aLtimore .Gtrdke

1e,itid)es iino onocrcs ailSlanoi'
id)eS @elo gefa,,ft ,nto rcrfalit.
@eIoicnbunsen teiorst nod GeiitiH'
Iano, Ncitreim, M,tbIano II. /. 10.
gacd,icl ai,saeitcat ouf auslaneiide
@anfen. Grebittrteic urS 1rauriers
CHEQUES. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-03
Bonn GrsiebMnsswcieu.

SohrcsperIommlung Der @clellld)oNt
Der Sdynl . Gommilidre nnb
Supcrintenbcnten III Der StaatS
Observation-Disclosures cine County
SohidJulc iein iollte.
Sn Der Stoots.N ornlolidnlc iino
5ir 3eit Snnoerte Sebrer, St)ih-
GonmiiiGre unb Shul.S upcrinter.
oel1ten periammelt anlGBlih Der
Sobrcs.Gonpention Der @eielid)ait
Der Sfnl Gommililrc nnh Super'
intenoenten. &ortrG9c mirrbcn 81
itcrn gcbalten bon Sd)ulsS upcrin1
ienbent y. g. Gnof bon Baltimore.
Golmtn TT. 1bomas $. 2emis, Otit
nIieo Der StootS .Gr5icbunasbeborrc,
mo SomcS @. Ebomos bon NIlc-
gorn.Goumih. Sic SitunN miro
bcutc iurt1eicbt.
Tic Stoots.G observation-disclosures bot
in ibrcr leeten SiBiln1 feline Cut
iheioung gctroiien in Dem Safe Der
pltl NtiluVl SillSl NulitliS Shl'p W
Hrilce Georges County, Die eile!,
Sropicn Meacrblut III ben goern ba,
ben mo oesbnlb pom gelildl oer
Shuleir iiir mciBc ainber ulSGc.
ifloiien iiub. trosoeln ibncn oic Nc.
eerobiiommuil1 nidlt on,illcbcn lit.
Ger Sitm1 Der @cboroe 9inN cine
SiBung Der Gountp.S d)ilinperlntcn.
bentcu nornlls. IN mcld)cr Die IroNc
tciprodcn mnrOc, mic cine Sodihilc
mlaaeitottct mo mas Der H~ehrplau
iein iplltc. ToS SpIgcnoe lultroe oils
@r,moluae iiir cine iold)c Sd)uIc oli.
crfomnt: &cniaitcnS brei Scbrcr ii;r
bobcrc S%cbriGd)er; pilienidloitlidlc
Ausriiltung gum @crtbe bon minoc.
items $500; cine 9ibliotbef, Die min,
beitcns 225 Bidder cntbaltcu %iollic;
iueuieItens ein Sahr llnterrid)t in
2ntein, Srar5oiiid, ooer Teutlh; Gill
,Snbr 3cihennnterr,ht; 5lpci Sabre
!0anbicrtigfeits .llntcrrid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-03
NlrdOr o0nrOtOr
MACH FLETcnER'S
,ornm?-.Oaru,ui

Moruln lit Steil's Bier 10 popular
Dorum. neil cs allie suten gigeil'
idaftcn in lid, pereinist, tpeld)e MAJ.
boz Bier perlangen FAM. (32o--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-03

Mein Narnepal miro ON
@eibnahts. uno Neniabrs 9lbcio
I'M gnbetail. Iiitrift @oltincre's al,
acbalten iperoen. 9as lit Die gcitcrlt
bon Ger Eoli5eibeborbc geioBte Ont.
ibeiolnlg. Morter. Snlirumertc. mit
Sorncr. &libaloden II. |. 10. biiricn
hid)t gebrnud,t mcrben. nir1cnbS il,
Der Stnot. SharIc gcieblc Iinb III
@c5ul lierauf oil Die perid)icoencn
Gnpit1iic crganscn.
Yanif in Snbrif. - Inter
400. Wdbd)crl. meld)c III Der Gonop,
3obrif Don Seblep & So, Nr. Is bi,
II. SiiO.3reocriditrobe. arbeiteten.
crtitano ecitern Elm Eanit ollrd) boS
gtriten elmer Idmpirobre. Gum
@liid milroe Niemano perlest.
Stabl pcrtbpollen IN a.
Cain Sotes, cine Negcrin mur.
&c geiiern pom auoi Wraunan ocm
@criftsueriabrcn iibcrlrieiert neil liz
3rn. 4. 4iirlt burned bon Rr. iii2,
orS.Gbarlesitrabe, ciiteit Sing in
Mertbe BON Sta .%scitcblcn bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-03

tntcrbaltungs.@ csweiict.

.,Nfabemie"-aG be Qatriot".
.,Aubtturinm"-. 6iug OF 9appHla".
,,6prbe"@, 8rigbt Gpes".
.,Waaetn"-~ Ridlio Nounber2".
rSsltoas"-,1 be Gambler Of The gScii".
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rIu ~s%nuoepiut
iino Der autobiography.
,Tew W%onumruiai" - .0rpdopab @uictG
SirlS".
rgsiion!5beater," baltimore, nabc @apsSir.
1dalid ununierbrodbene GauoeptlIes uNo
2Salthelbilhcr Y oritclungcu.
Eeutides Sarmunie.Gae nno ant,
pr. 414, Wc'fs, Sapette. Strabe - Sebtn slbeno
bon 8 his 10 tlhr erobes CONCERT.
ecdbStr3 Yeabobh.Reetta! - Sreitng. oeH 3,
Se5ember, Endmitt09e nm 4 llbr.
,,Slrie.Steater" - SreitdG. ben 3. SeSembcr,
Ynccini's srobe Gpsr rIoscH",
..MiboIgb'S abeeum" (oeuiibce .1beatcrl -
4ioniag. ben q. Tr5ember, "SorIier ebrlft!.
Spereite in 3 2tfien.
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0eloienSnmgen

@eloien6ursei nod Tcitidlano
uib Seitreid . llrearn iid)er i'io
idttea beiorst. 5, 10 iro ~ Wfart'.
iopie 10 nuo 20 aronen.S heine 81
perfanfen.
Site. 8. 0iener & 60,
i{o-l Rr. 21z ck.HaItimpre'S tr.
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Sr. aiaac SambMraer tpbt.


Sdieb GeItern i'm NIter BON 81 Ssob.
rem aus benz 2ebelr. 0ar Der
8riinoer Der 6%efannten aroBen
aleioerbanbIung an Der galti-
moreItraBc. Gtammte ans
Scut16lanb.
Serr Siaac Sumburger, @riinber
Der grpBen &leioerbanolitna bon
Slaoc Sambnr9er & Sobne al, Der
Noroipelt.Gde BON baltimore ilno
SnnoperItrabe, idieb geltern Inn vi
llbr Nnhmittags i'm Sllier bon 81
Sabrcn III ieiner @obnung, Yer. 1912,
WooilonsMpenle, ans Dem &eben.
Serr 9amblrger, Der bisber fir iein
Nlter nod Iebr riiitia mar, befam Dor
bier Wod)en ein SerSleiben, ipeld)es
iidb ltetlg oerihlimrnerte nnO aeitern
id)licBlib in ieinem 600 reiultirtc.
Serr Sombureer lunr elm Seutid)er
BON @ebilrt. &or SO Sabren fam CT
nod Imerifu. SIN Sabre 1850 croft
ncte or ein fleines &Ieibcrgeid)Git am
bomoligcn Morib Worfet Spoce.
Nof etlid)cn Sabren 500 er an Den
Siios9roaoipap mo bon bort nod
ut,t Sobren IN ous olte ,Sun"-@c.
b1ltbc al Der gde bon Baltimore.
unO SoutbitrnBe. Yalb oorauf be-
500 CT einen @eih1ftslaoen neben
benz 8altimore-S bip-9 obn -8eb1uoe
an Ser Ode bon Baltimore. uno Gol-
pertitroBc. Tort blieb Sr. Somblr-
ger BON 1880 bis 1894, ais or oaS
groBe 4ebGitoc an Der Nprboit-Gdc
bon Baltimore. lulo SoiparOltraBe
be5oe, 100 CT blieb, bis or in 1906
Dos .ictiac 0eiddftsbous OIL Ser
Horbfucit.Gdc bon Baltimore unb
Sanoperitrobc bolte.
Wit Dem GnoetoiI- 9eid)Gft lit cin
@ngros : aleioeraeihdft perbrnoen,
bos im ganSen 2anOe befannt lit.
Gle ubriaen Witglieber Der Sirma
iinb: Samuel 5. Wanes s. uno So.
mas Samburser, Sobne hes 8eritor-
benen. MuBer bieien binterldBt er
ieine Satin, nit ipeld)cr err nor niht
langer 3cit bus 60-idbrige Sod5eits-
felt %ieierte, Die folaenoen SodJter:
Trnu Mor Sobihilb, 6rau Soiepb
@reennalb, Srou Senrb araus, 6rau
@m. q. Stern nno SRI. Anna 9am-
burger, iotpie "a Gnfel unb fiiuf llr-
enfeI. Serr Somburger par Mitglieb
Der MonumentoI -2oge oes Srbeus
Der Sreimourcr mo Der SDeb Sba.
loms@ emeinDe.
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Sricffaitem.

8. ". 9opcrn fat iluf Iciitc
ciaenc Yoit- luno 1eIegrapbe,perpnl-
tung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-03

Bonn 8runbciacntbumS MS
NJ a + Il lntcrbmolungen limb inn
8ongc fir ben Mnfallf oes unbe6alt-
ten SauploBes an Der NprooIt-Gdc
BON &i9bt- uno @ermonitrabc s,pcds
Grriftlnlg eines @anoelbilo.3 bca.
ters. Tie $50. u. u. 9rooer uno
&obert s.. Baum .iplen IN Dem lln-
t%ernebmcn intereiiirt iein.
Mui ben Yo,tplnte an Ser Moro-
ipe't-Gfe bon 2ibertp- utlo WapiiraBe
miro Elm pieritodiges @eb1uoc errid)-
tet lueroen iiir ben Sptifer Granf u.
Eerlobn. Gas 0ebaiioe ipiro $4,000
foltcn.
@umucrncp1rG r itut'
tetc benz 3nftBaiiS am Wittnod)
Mbcito einen Yeind) as IN Heglcitiitg
ieines Sefrct1rs. Gr bciid,ti9tc Sic
s%lnitolt uito ipraf iid) iebr 5iiirie0et,
aus nit Der Niibr,ung oericlben onrd)
Warocin Sobn 3. Mepler. Cine Der
Iammluna Der 3ud)tbaiisbehoroe war
Der Mnlob beS gci,tfs bcs 8ouoer-
neilrS.
IaS Wittel Gin theureS.
=. q. Weblborn poil Nr. 2tfS,
Observation-Disclosures beiitt Elm itorri.
id,es Vfero. uro aIS naiicIbe ali,
Witiipod an Iapis.. nobe Vleaiai,t.
Sirabe, ieine Wiiden bcfd,,i. siinoete
WebIhorn elm fleines 1euer utter
Dem Vfero al. Ias Tittel balf, aber
ein Yolisiit perbaftctc Weblborn, ui,n
Gloi Dronran ihl mittleren eta.
i~ionshauie iibcripics i'm Dem &c.
: ridtsperfobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-03
WarnlGnocr Yrponfte.

@roBe MISUNDERSTANDING ser 8urs
tenbau . @eiellidait pom Warps
lonb crofinet, = Gle 2anomirtb.
idait cine @iHenihoit. Iie
STANDARD Oil Goals 9unoeSs
gcnoiie Der Giiriid5iidter.
Sic sipeitc MISUNDERSTANDING Ser
WorplGnoer @ortenbau / @eieuihait
nuroe geitern in Scr groben Waifen.
balle bes 8. Hegiments eroffnet.
Staotsienotor ". WcGullob 9ropn
bon 8orrett,G ountp. ser T%rGiioent
Der @eieuitnit, belt Die @roffnunes-
aniprahe. Gr lagte, Die 2nnbmirtis
ldlait iei iebt cine Trofeiiiorl, IN mel.
der Elm Wonn. menn er Grfolg 70,
ben nolle. g~riinolid) gebiloet leili
miiiie, geroOe luie Der aouofot, Scr
Nr5t. Der 2ebrcr II. i. ~. Gr er-
mobntc Ole olluei enoen Sarmer. ibre
Sobnc olli Die Observation-Disclosures
Shulc ST ididen. Mapor Mobool
mar bel Der Groffnung anpeicnh II.
bicb sic Witglicber Der @artenboit-
@cicllif)oit ans ollcn Sbeilcn bes
Stoutcs luiafcnmct. YicIc ot,oerl
Scrren biclten Anipradcn. unter
oicicn ol,d) Serr v. 8. Toiulon ypcl,
Smitbsbura, Mo.. Elm grpBcr Nfir.
i%id5iid)tcr. Gr cnt,uifelte Die Soce
oic nStunSoro Oil 60" ST gciuill.
ncn. oen Niiriih5iidytern babel 81
bclien, lire Eiiriihbliitben I'M
Nriihjobr Dor Rnd)tiroitcn 81
idiiscn. Tos 0cfricren Der 9liit6ci,,
iogtc CT. fonntc luir bird oid)ir
Mol,dnpolfcn perhiitet lperbcn, nn,E
I'M ioldlc &oud)iuobffcll ST crSeilaelt
miiBtc oen Sarncrn cine idhpcre
Seliorte 5ur Gcriiiaunlg iteben; oicia
fountc bic rStononro Oil So" oc,l
Yiiriid5iidtcrn 5u cincm bilIi9eil
Hrcis licferu.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05

duct that has forced di:crimina.
ton against the whole race and
we must put stop to the dam
ming of the race by such drunk.
ell brutes, no matter how harsh
is the remedy it must be applied.
AS good citizens we must ask
and see that these drunken dev
lis get the full limit of the law.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05

succeed in getting the county
seat placed there; while the peo
pie of ChecOtah are making a
clean, honest fight for what is
justly theirs.
Recently two drunken Indians
came from Eufaula to Checotah
and there attempted to rough
things up. They were arrested
however and locked up for safe
keeping until the next morning
when they offered to cast their
vote for Checotah if liberated.
This scheme was unsuccessful so
the busters of Eufaula resOrted
to another plan which was to
get few farmers to come from
their own town. Eufaula, to Sc.
cure loans from the banks of
Checotah. Now it is not custo.
mary for the banks of one town
to invade the business districts
of the banks of another town
and the Eufaula busters know
this. But Checotah is wide
awake and has both eyes TO
cused OH the sharks Of her Op.
ponent.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05
Coming!
Coming!
Coming!
The Black Kentucky
TrOubadOurs
With Band & Orchestra
II All Star Performers n

Features-The Brown Bros.
Alabama Blossoms, Champion
Buck and Wing Dancers of the
Southwest, Hy Henry Fields re-
Gently of Sells Floto in his latest
comedy act-TeIephones.
Mips Mae Armstrong and
Master Ernest Whitman in the
Latest Musical Skit of the Sea
son Entitled Jungle Town"
Mips Vivian Wright and Dave
Brown in their Funny Laugh
ing Acrobatic Act.
Hear the Silver Toned Fe-
male Quhrtette, Uncle Eph's
return from the North after 20
years vacation from the South
ren plantation.
Street parade, IL m. every
day. rain or shine. Free band
concert i'm front of Theatre
every evening at 1880. 3 hours
and 20 minutes of fun and
laughter, Prices 10, Is and 20
cents.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05

The Republican party in Mus.
kogee should begin to count no
ses and get into shape for the
spring election. If we put out
a good, clean ticket we can win
but we shall loose if we are so
unfortunate as to select a ticket
composed of barnacles. We
have the good timber and it re.
mains to he seen if we have the
political good sense to relegate
the barnacle and put only Re
publicans on guard.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05

Hon. w. u. Vernon, Register
of the United States Treasury,
will be II the city Friday night,
Feb. 9th and address our citi
zens. 1t will he beneficial if
every citizen could hear linn.
Mr.. Vernon is one of the best
speakers in the country and is
one of the most able Of race
leaders. AS an official he has
made good and will be his own
successor.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05

The legislature may or may
not pass an election law but all
we ask is FAIR election law
not one that will apply to the
Negro only but one that will ap
ply to all citizens alike. TO
make u poll tax qualification
and justly applied will not hurt
the Negro us much as the poor
white. II will cut both ways
and for that reason we think
will not pass.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05

All Colored men should act de
Gently and respect womanhood.
We regret to say that all OF
them do not give the proper re
sDect to our women.
Recently while travelling on
the NJ. X q I. and Rock island
II. r., we saw Colorod men Ell
ter the cars where there We're
several Colored ladies and these
things in the shape of men pro-
ceeded to use the most vile, III.
decent aud profane language
and drank whiskey openly and
without shame. These are bit
ter truths and it is humiliating
i'm the extreme to relate 1t but
violent diseases need violent
remedies. 1t is just such coll
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05

Voters!
1t Is Up TO
You

1t is now up to the colored peo
pie of Mcintosh county to de
eide a questson of paramount
interest to their future destiny
in this state. and those of the
race who look forward to poIiti
cal advantages for the race, and
their friends who working for
them, are anXiously awaiting
the results. 1t is not a question
Of momcntary Importance
which you are now called upon
to settle; but a question which
will affect you for years to
come. You are making the
history of this great state and
it's future, SO far as this county
is concerned, will be what you
make it. This is the second
time the people of Mcintosh
county have been taxed with
the expense Of "a county seat
election, and all of this heavy
expense could have been saved
the people had Checotah been
fairly dealt with.
1t goes without argument
that the town of Checotah de
serves the victory in this con
test. and so far as the colored
people of this county are con
cerned, Checotah is the only
logical place for the county seat
This is true from any reasona
ble point Of argument that may
be suggested. the colored peo
pie of this county hold the bal
ancing power in this election
and they are responsible TO
themselves for the political con.
ditions which must follow.
1t is to the interest of our peo
pie to make Mcintosh county a
part Of the Bird Congressional
District from which G. E.
Creager was elected to Congress
and unless they do so they have
little to hope for in the future.
If Checotah is made the coun
ty seat, it means that MclntCsl
will go into the Bird c0ngression
al district over which hangs tht
loyal flag of republicansism
with such champions of human
rights as Congressman Creage,
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05

1t looks like the Hon. Jim
Harris has won out in the Post
Office fight at Wagner, Okla.
jim has a way of winning out
when lie goes after things. See
the county site fight in Wago
ner county.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05
FOR SALE.

have 20 farms to sell on easy
payments or swap for Muskogee prop
erty
will build or sell you house
and lot with god water. Loan money
at a low rate of interest to suit
the man whJ gets it. Come to see
me.
VIM. p. FIELDS,
MuskOgee. Okla.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05

and Senator Beeler to represent
us. On tine other hand, if the
county seat is placed at Eufaula
it means that the county will go
into state of hopeless democ
racy over which floats the
flag of political corruption. By
voting for Eufaula you are vot
ing yourself into abiss Of hope
lessness from which it will take
you years to extricate yoursel
yes. STOP! Think what you
are about to do. Do not he co
creed 10y apolished misrepresen
tation Of facts by promises,
bribes, etc. Consider facts as
they exist and cast your vote
accordingly. Shun the man
who would offer to buy your
vote as you would shun a poi
sonous serpent.
1t is already claimed by many
of our enemies that our vote is
to be obtained by a considera
ton of dollars and cents.
The supporters of the "grand
father clause" bill now pending
in the state legislature at Guth
rie presents this claim as one of
their reasons for wanting to dis.
franchise the Negro. Remem
ber this and stand up as men
for right and honesty.
Eufaula promises to build
bridges across certain streams
to make it convenient for far.
mers to reach the town in case
the county seat is placed there.
Every bridge built by the
county is paid for by the pro.
perty owners of that county.
They claim that the money to
build these bridges is already in
the county treasury; but the
county clerk of Mcintosh coun.
Ity will make an affidavit to the
effect that not a penny has
been appropriated for this pur
pose.
The only show then for Eu'
faula to assure these bridges is
to issue bonds which means
more heavy taxation on the pee
pie.
Checotah does not have t(
promise these cOnvenienCes
she has already given them.
Thousands Of dollars would
have to he spent to put bridg'
across the Canadian River, ant
this would have to come out o
the farmers pockets. Thi
shows the Blind folly of ever
thinking Of placing the count.
seat at Eufaula.
Checotah is the only logica
location for the county seat am
the colored people should put
there.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05

At Okmulgee, the Colored
citizens are making rapid pro,
gress in business and are a cred.
it to the race.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05
THE 0lMCTER.
W n. TWINE Editor.

Published Every Week In the Interest
Of the Negro by Cimeter Publishing Co.
Entered at the Post Ofrice at Muskogee
Okla, as Second Glass Mail Matter.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05
A Scheme
To Foul
ChecOtah

All kinds Of unfair means are
being resorted to by Eufaula to
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-10-22
You Can't Always Tell.

The town Of Atol. Mass, is suffering
from the longevity's of one of its resi-
dents, as noted in recent news item.
A poor carpenter, who had saved &c.
coo lent it to the township in 1856.
the conditions being that be receive an
annuity of $3.50 a year until he died,
his wife $3.50 during her lifetime, and
their daughter SD year as long as
she lived. The carpenter died two
years ago at the age of 90, the wife
has just died at the age of 80, and the
daughter is still healthy. Up to date
the town has paid $15, 900 for the orr
einal $4,000. This recalls a similar
experience of little town in Western
New York. veteran of the war of
1872 left the Methodist church in the
village his little fortune when he was
Is years of age on condition that the
church pay him Is per cent on the
principal until he died. That looked
like good bargain and the church ac-
cepted. The old man then proceeded to
live until he was 1O3, and for 20 years
the church paid its Is per cent.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-10-22
A Simple Old Republican.

The Philadelphia North American
concludes a long editorial in these
words:
despite the seeming prophecy of
Lincoln and the seeming parallel of
the presidency of 1859 with the presi-
dency of 1909, our devoutest hope today
is that William Howard TAFT in the
three years to come will dispel the
fears born of the past six months that
after fifty years history is repeating
itself at Washington.
] The North american is simple, in
deed, if it it coes not know that mr.
Taft's conduct Chat is responsible for
the fears born of the past six
months'') is in harmony with the con-
ditions under which re was elected to
the presidency The special interests
provided the republican party with
campaign funds and ''to the victors
belong the spoils.''