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The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Says He Is in Debt.

Another letter was also found. which
rea das follows;
Dear Sir; Having failed To make
success out OF my business ana finding
myself greatly discouraged and deep
4 in debt, / desire 10 make public the
fact that for cash consideration. /
am willing to sacrifice part OF my
blood, skin, or limb. Aly sole desire IS
mess, for l can no longer face my per
ssistent creditors, whose claims are just
"a was already 10 commit suicide bat Ir
III should do so my debts would never
fbe paid. and my good lame would be
dishonored forever.
/ (Signed) THOMAS MORRIS"
1t is stated that Morris made the
Fsane offer 10 several parties in New
York some time ago II twas decided
kIhat he was mentally unbalanced. and
/ IS being held prisoner the First
precinct station for eXaml alton by the
EpOlice surgeons.
Had Recently Failed.
+ Morris stated that he had formerly
/ (been in the stationery business in New
York city. but had failed recently.
when my accounts were settled / still
! found myself $500 in debt he said. Il
/ have no other way to pay this money
except to sell my body / will do any
thing to satisfy my creditors,
! Asked why he would not divulge his
J lreal name, he replied:
1T would cause the greatest panic
among my creditors. No one shall
! know who / really am until sell a leg
/ or an arm and get the money TO pay
my debts
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Strayer's Business College,

Cor. llth and F sts. NV; all graduates guar
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AL the year Phone NJ 3450 for catalogue.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

the brotherhood and its purposes, hut
I cannot see its value. I would be
l0ath 30 Join it.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Says He Knows Naught of
Suits Against Stand
ard Oil.
Prosperity Has Made Amer
leans WaSteful and
EXuaVagant.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-John .. Rookie
feIler. in an authorized Interview
sounded stern and earnest note Of
warning against the wastesul eXtruva-
gance Of the American people. We are
regardless Of the present, ne says; blind
To the future and disaster viii be the
checkrein unless a temperate spirit re-
places the prodigal impulses now pre-
vailing in the national life.
We are going entirely TOO fast" ne
exclaims; we are taking advantage OF
prosperity 70 be wasteful and extrava-
CANT. We are not saving up for a rainy
day
whether he is the richest man in the
United States or not he does not know,
bat he gently hints that the lumber king,
Frederick NeyerhaeHser. is not yet the
happy possessOr Of more millions THAI
himself.
Says He's Out Of It.
Concerning the reputed abandonment
Of the Standard oil Companys New
Jersey charter and the distribution Of
the monopoIy's stock into the hands OF
individuals. Mr.. Rockefeller professed
entire ignorance. Il have been out OF
business twelve years" he says-and
smiles genially-"and l am not follow
ing the business methods OF any com
paHy."
OF wealth itself he dweIls only Ola It's
burdens The possession OF wealth. %
he observed, solemnly. 'confers only q
stewardship, so that the holder may dc
good 10 his fellow men,
He took occasion TO declare that he
was out OF all active business. that ne
was more interested IN golf and keeping
his health good than ia worrying over
law suits against the Standard OIL.
The conversation then dTifted 20 "A dis
cusslon Of the present prosperity
throughout the land, and Mr.. Rockefel-
Ter then sounded his warning 20 the
people regarding their 'pTodigalitys' -
he expressed 10.
Paying the Fiddler.
Don't YOU think we are going 10 be
compelled 10 pay for ali thIs?' ne Oh
served.
What do YOU mean?' he was asked
u mean this increasing extravaganza
OF the people, continued Mr., Rockefel-
Ter. sternly 'It Is the result Of our
unprecedented national prosperity, and
IL should be curbed, We do not kseT
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Appointment a Surprise.

The announcement OF the appointment
OF Mr.. Keep is a surprise both in W.sh-
ington and New York. II - AZ appoint
mCut based on merit alone Mr. Keel
has not sought the 0fhCe. Ar Hughes
bY reason OF local conditions Iu New
YORK, felt 10 was necessary TO choose
someone from the Western pat of the
State, ana picked upon Mr.. Keep. whose
home Is Buffalo, as the most availa bic
man.
pOinJmeut uTst came out there was a5
inclination In some quarters to Mt
tribute IL TO President Roosevelt, Vhl
is "A warm udmirer of Mr.. Kcp. IL de-
yelOps, however, THAI Mir. Hughes him
self picked out TIE man he wanted, Nh
Keep and Mr. Hughes had never me-
until about a week ago. when the Prcsi.
dent entertained Mr.. FuEnes at dinner
Mr.. kcp was also one Oftheguests.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
The BerIitz school Of Laneua6es

523 14th St n. W. Trial Lessons Free.
Grand Prizes. st. Louis. 'o4; Liege. 'o5.
French German. Spanish. etc. Native teachers.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Prisoner Not Insane.

Il went there scarcely expecting 10
see Mr.. Patrick, because / felt from
my own personal experience that after
the awful suspense OF ihe past few
weeks. when his life hung iH the bal
ance. the reaction would PROSTATE him
physically for a short period. This be-
lief was confirmed by Warden Johnson,
who stated most enph1tically that Pat
rick was not insane. that he was not
overcome mentally. but that he only
needed rest and quiet.
The sense of his own innocence could
alone have Kept his brain from bec0m-
ing unbalanced To face a guilty con-
science alone IA the awful environment
o. the death house day and night, must
some time have brought about a break
down OF insanity In fact there have
been so many proofs in yhe history OF
murdereTS who have Of their own free
Will confessed the crimes. because they
could no longer stand the horror or their
own concealed guilt.
Il sent my card up To Patrick with an
expression of sympathy but not Of con
gratula tiOn. for 20 be confined for life
az Sing Sing prison means simply dying
bv inches instead OF by one stroke,
Death bv the chair could not be worse.
I'm the repTieve. but 1 can easily under
stand that TO "a man Of his mentality
and patient endurance Of torture, which
has not been equaled in the penal an
nails, death by eleCtrOcution can have
no terror
"Prison Stripes Burn"
He sent word thanking me for my
INQUIRIES and expressed reg-eJ ,hat ne
ga s. f-
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

CHRISTIAN CHURCH-NinIh Street. 9Th au1
d SITS ne. Rev p. r. Utz. supply pastor
Services. II am. and As pm. noio-sa-tf
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

Asll-Eoyes Day and Night School.
Both Sexes All Agos. CoIlege-Preparato tory,
Technical and Gradei CJurses-AlsO special
coaching Catalogues. FRANCES MANN
HALL A. NJ. Principal Phone. Main 3S77 X.
no24-tf
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Plans to Leave Public Life.

An entire Encouragement OF Mr. Keep :
plans has been made necessary by the
appointment He had planned 10 leave
the Treasury Department in May. and
retire from public life. He has large
business interests. and has lately been
made administrator OF a $1,000 90 es-
tate, and is personally wealthy.
The position Of State superintendent Of
banks Of New York however. Is one
that offers a large field for reforms and
Is one FOR which Mt Keep Is peculiar
Is fitted As Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury, Mr. Keep has mad an euvi-
able career He was honored By Pres
idsHt Roosevelt by being made head Of
the Keep Commission which has still
q great deal To do.
Frank II. Hitchcock. Onw First As
sistant Postmaster General. will be Sc
leCted by Mr. COrtelyOu for the place
nov ueld by Mr.. Keep This Is not Of
nciany announced. but il comes from
high sources.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

Call & phone Spen-
ceTian Business Col
lege. 413 flinth Sc.
NV, Cor free Book
lets illustrated with
Lessons: Shorthand,
sg, Civil Information,
noIi-tf
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
KIN LAI YOEN co.

325 Pa. Ave. n. w.
All imported chinaware, teas, ana
silks at reasonable prices.
de1f-30t
Window Oil Opaque Shades. sos
Empire Oil Opaque. SOC
Shades King Scotch Holland. .75u
Hung free. WlU call With sampIes
Rundlstt's Shade Factory, 18th q X nw.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

CENTRAL. PRESBYTERIAN (Southeru As
seublyl. corner 80 and ! sts. nw--Ttev- James
II TayIor pastor-eleCt, viii preach at II an
ana 80 nm: Sunday school $50 ana Y =.
s 6.35 D m prayer meeting, 5-30 pm. Thurs
day. seats free strangers welcome.
deI5-sa-tf
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

THE RAVEN AND THE Don E. subject
Of addrees at the Nsv-Church Mission 1872 Is
81 nuy-- second floor at o'clock pm All
are cordially iuviIei. Questions on Biblical
INTERPRETATION viii Be answered after the close
rf the address. II
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
"Prison Stripes Burn"

"Prison Stripes Burn"
He sent word thanking me for my
inquiries and expressed reg~eJ ,hat Ae
was not sufficiently himself 10 see ne
OF anyone today he had made q
written statement which in every word
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

THE SECULAR LEAy5UE 'Th~ New
Thought" subject OF address by Dr- Joseph
Stewart al q pm Pythlau Temple Igi-
9Th ST. nw. Free seats and free discussion
II
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-First Church Of
Christ Scientist, 18th and Z sts- n~.-serNics
sunday, II am ana pm SubJect.
..lvhrisfian Science Sunday school, il
"a m Wednesday. 8 pm Public cordially
invited All seats free tree reaqing rooms
iu me Traders National Bank building, 10th
St and Pennsylvania ave nv II
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-22
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-22
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 Da1mat, Fran. Brown. Ne. Hu,ta.5= Geo. Adams and lsc.le~ F. Carroll 5rz included .n | z:-s e1 snsl Haa wh4 are to appear A,2. witH the =Donus l1t and Hatfield magnificent mtnsirels. under the personal direction of .NI. kq Field. The chorus in the elaborAteh staged first part is one of remarkable strength and unusual melody. Some oi the soioists are Solon De MiI1ar and Joe McAnnallan. tenors: Norman Stanley, baritone, Jack D. Kearns. basso. and James Price. baritone Tn musical features introduced ara of,.a high order of exc Hence and includ many of the latest selections. Ar tb Ellis thed5er. Tuesday November {.
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 The relation of the nerves and gem erative organs in woman is so close that nine t~ntkS of the nervous pros- tration, nervous debility, the bInes, sleeplesSneSs and nervous lffItablhty arise from some Arrangement of the organism which makes her a woman. Fits of depression or rcstlessness and irritabilitv spirits easily affected. 50 that one minute she laughs, the next minute weeps: pain in the abdominal region and between the shoulders; loss of voice nervous dySpepSlai tendency to cry at the least provoca- tion-all these point to nervous pros- tration.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
Music Lovers Opportunity.


 The following clipping from the f,u- dora Times. of Kansas, indicates that he Meinstersineers are real artists in their line: The music lovin" people of Eodor9 had rare treat Tuesday evening" II was the occas- ion of he advent af he Meislersin@el.s in oar city. being the third number ot the lecture course. The opera hotSe was packed and standing room was at q premium MessIs. Michaels, Ste vens. Marshall and Gerhardt c"nsti- tuje the quartette of singers and pe4,- formers. To say theil' singing was fine would be putting if entirely too
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
Iron Mountain
 Special Rates

Eight District Missionary Council Account of this meeting the Iron Mountain will make rate of 1.10 to Little Rock and return. Tickets on sale Nov. IS and l9. Good for return until and moulding November 24
 Arkansas Baptist State Convention. TeXalkana, Ark. November Ii to 19 Account of this meeting this company will sell tickets to Texarkana and re- turn for rate of $5.03. On sale Novem- Der l3 to r. inculsive Good for re- turn np 10 and including November 20
 Masonic Bodies Convention, Little Rock, November r. to g Inclusive. This company will sell tickets to Little Rock and return at rate of $1.10. Re turn limit on same is Nov 24
 Arkansas State Baptist Convention, tCoIoIed), TeXarkana. November 70 to 21. November l9 to 23 inclusive, this company will sell tickets to Tex
  arkana and return at rate Of S5.0i Re- turn limit on same will be November 2S
 Home Visitors Excursions, Noyem- Der L. and =. For th.s account the Iron Mountain will sell exceedingly low rate tickets to points ia Illinois. hiSCnii,.i .l,i r;, Minnesota. Nebraska North and South Dakota. Particulars on application at ticket office of this company.
 Meeting Presbyterian Brotherhood Ind anapols. Ind. November fl and h. November Il to 13 this company will sell tsckets 10 Indianapolis and return at rate of S20. Return limit on same to be November l9
 Dauehters of the Confederacl. Gulf port. Miss. November Il to r.. For this account this company will sell tickets to Gutpoft and return at rate of Sl5.55 Return limit on same to be November %.
 International Live 5 oclt Exposition. Ch ca@o H.. December 1 to s. For this account this c}mpany will sell tickets to Chicago and return at rate Of S21ll r ckats on sale December I to , Tickets good returning laaN ine Chicago not later than December lr
 II. x. ATWOOD. Agent
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S'1~' note of the performance 10 be gwen by the famous Black Patti Trouba. dourS at the Elhs theater. Friday. No yember 2
 Those sweet singers and ebony col ored fun makers of D.Xie Land have been recognized for many years a. high class standard attraction and o9e that has scored a phenomenal popular success With tleateI soers in all sec tions of the country. Among the forty in it's ranks are to be found the most talented Afro.American singers. danc- eieret1a Jones. tl1. Blac'l Patti the vocal star Of the organization, in ad- dition to being the most gifted singer of her race enjoys the distinction of having sung before the largest audi. ences that evcf assembled in Madison Square Garden. New York City. and the first colored singer honored by royal command to sing before the former Prince of Wales. now King Ed ward VII of England. in this coun= irvine Black Patti and the Trouba dours. through their refined and cnJoy= able stage performance, had added largely to the musical culture Of tn people. Their happy revival of the sweet melodies of the s9uth-reminis cent of ante-belmm days-the planta- tjony the cotton fields and the l"vee has been I musical revelation to nll!= liaas
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Waiter cotter and Company Daily
 Cotton Letter.
Pine Bluff. Ark. Nov. ,, 1906.


 The tension in the speculative out= !oo. sit .4,>out u. tn lncomn79n contrast of opinion in Enrops. and c,9 our side is becoming greater from da1. 10 day, but the decision in this tho of war must no" come pretty soon. De. lay ill the arrival of new supplies scarcity of desired spinning qualities good trade and fear of shortage of crop have bade the foreign consuming trade thoroughly bullish. whereas T month of fine weather and a heavy movement have caused q change Of feeling on our side Wh ch is being backed by numerous private reports of better outturn in yield than at first expected. This contrast in specula- tive views was clearly demonstrated in the action of the markets. While Liverpool showed an advance of seven points at the time of our opening and cables were encouraginely bullish, the first trades here Went at ; to decline followed by a quicl, break to 97S fol. December Continued good weather and fear of a bearish census report are probably responsible in the first degree for the weakness The govern ment report 10 be published Thursday the Sth inst. will give the number O bales einned to November l. It Will compare with G.457.595 Sinned to sam date last year, no comparisons beng available with previous years. Gen ora1 expectations are for fiSHre D 7 tween f.S00,0O0 and 7,10o, o1o bales With regard to the effect on the mar ket. much will depend on how w'much depression is cauSe' by is anlic'na ton. a figure below G.So0, GOO should help the move for reaction. anythin9 above 1,O00. GOO would confirm bealish crop views on our side and probably canse change of feeling abroad With correspOnding effect on prlces Spot news is mixed some stay steadN and unchanged, others report the mar ket easier. but all agree that there@ts not much. Generally fair weather pre- vailed in the belt over Sunday and ln= dications are for continued fair w"ath= CT west of Georgia. This state and the Atlantics will probably get some showers tomorrow and showers ar indicated for the central and east lH states generally by Wednesday nshl to be followed by a cold wave.
 WALTER GOPHER tND COMPN\N.
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Go To MullikinS Cash Store
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 17.
 SneciaI Assessment.

The tax book for the collection of the special assessment upon the cal property in Paving District No. IT, CIast 9th, 9th 2nd avenues; Barraque street and State street from Barraque to 9th ave) for the purpose of grading curbng and paving has been placed in my hands. All owners of real prop crty lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from ths date.
 If such payment is not made. action will be commenced at the end of that time, for the collection of said assess ment and for legal penalties and costs
 Given under my hand this the 10th day of October, 1906.
 j.. P. ALEXANDER,
 Collector Office corner Fourth avenue and Pine srteet
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My child was burned terribly about the face, neck and chest. ' ap. piled Dr. Thomas Eclectric Gil, The pain ceased and the child sank into q restful p."-Mrs. Nancy NJ. Han son, Hamburg, N. '.
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COTTON BELT SPECIAL RATES.

led ana4olis. Ind. convention Of Pr Say'er'an Rrofhe rh od. Round trip late. S20. Tickets on sale. November il.l2 aqd #f:a, inclusive Return limit November 19. 1906. for leaving In
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T. NGI.- Ladies tt.l Ilet#t. tH-.aul se.
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Notice to Property Owners
 to Make Sewer Connections

Property owners within Sewer Dis trict Mo- 9 Seventh avenue 10 TweD tieth avenue, and Laurel street 70 Tcnnessce), are hereby notified to make the proper sewer connections with any building or dwelling within said district on or before November 15, 1906, as provided by section S2l Of Coleman's digest of the city ordin- anees. Failure will subject such own CT, or the tenant of such building or dwelling to arrest and fine.
 J. s. CURRIE, Sanitarian.
 FRED FOX, Acting Mayor
 Oct. 10, 1906
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Texarkana. Ark. Baptist conVen- tion Round trip rate $505. Tickets on sale November l3 to r. inclusive Return limit November %
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For any pain from to to toe, from m ycause. apply Dr. Thomas Ecloc, tric Oil. Pain can't stay where 1t Is used
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05

Brooks Eclectfic Oil is drug store within itself. Antiseptic. pain-kiler and collie cure.
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Little Rock, Ringing Brothers show. Round trip s1.10. Tickets on sale No vernber r. 1906 Return limit Noyem- ber K
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 I--~ h. tard Hnaoef n. -fr laHaz Nen Christian a-~9c5, e1t- J.Ee.an' course aud atIl pa s5y.u a r1a- aud;JQs;u@ Tuesday 4i4l, N3- ta15H9et- G
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Nervous Women
Their SuferinRs Arc Jsunlly Due to Female Disorders
 Perhaps Uneu~ ~peeted
A MEDICINE TIA CURES

an we dispute II we. k uovn tacttIIat American women are ner- vonS
 How often dowe hear. he.eNpres. ' am so ncr- vonS. if seems asif l should hN:' or '' Don | speak 10 Little things annoy you and
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Brooks Bromodine for headache and fever
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T. A. Drummond for your watch, clock and iewelry repairing. 221 Main street,
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Sf Louis Mo. Deep Water conven- ton. Round trip rate. s13.s5. Tickets on sale November l3 and II Return limit November IS. for leaving St. Louis Mo