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The Washington times., 1905-09-14

Keep commissions searchlight grow
more and more uneasy every day
"A great many clerks who have never
been accused of overworking them
selves are now showing great zeal and
diligence in the discharge of their du-
Ties TO the Government. Still others
who had been in the habit OF taking
ali the sick leave coming TO them, with
The thirty days annual leave thrown
In, cut short their annual leave this
summer because the Keep commission
Is asking for full report on all leave
taken, with the idea, so the clerks
hrmly believe, of rating the value Of a.
clerk by the regularity OF his presence
ar his desk, the inference being that
II he takes his whole sick leave he is
physically unfit TO work for Uncle Sam
But above all things. the clerks hate
the secrecy the Keep commission pre-
serves If Chairman Keep would only
say 1t would be tie policy of the COM
mittee TO recommend for dismissal or
reduction those clerks whose records
showed they mad not been doing good
work, then the clerks could all go to
work and try to make a good record
from now on But the Silent Five give
them not even that much to go on and
dread uncertainty is the greatest OF
their terrors.
The Washington times., 1905-09-14
PRESIDENT TIMBER
GROWS PR0FUSElY
Continued from First Page.)

-
spines of Senator Foraker and his
friends The story comes from Cincin-
natl and has ii that the Herrick-Dick-
Cox combination is after Foraker's seat
in the Senate. favoring Charles P. Taft.
half-brother OF the Secretary Of War.
Mr.. Taft was formerly in Congress, and
is now an editor.
What bothers Senator Foraker and
his friends is the fact that he will have
10 give up his seat in the Senate before
the Iierrick- Foraker-Cox faction shows
its hsnd- His enenines know this, and
are in the wood pile until Foraker
announces his retirement from the Sem
ate 10 become a Presidential candidate
Part Cf the scheme of the anti-Fora-
kerites hinges on the retirement of
Court. because they have IL Inquired out
that the President will then appoint
William II. Taft Chief Justice This
VIII remove the Secretary OF War from
the Presidential race. and leave Fora
ker the only aspirant from Ohio. But
Chief Justice Fuller may not resign. and
Foraker knows IL
Governor Herrick is struggling IN an
aeitated sea OF trouble. The churches
and affiliated organizations are getting
up pledges. the signers OF which are
promising not TO vote for Herrick for
reelection. Herrick and his allies do
ncN INT rDi ahei' UuA lAeS got lOgelner
in the face of a common enemy some
time age, and made an agreement
whereby Foraker should support the
Herrick-Dlck-Cox combination this au-
tuma, in return for which the combina-
tion will give him the Ohio delegation
10 she Republican national convention
IL 1903.
To keep the good will OF the Taft
family. the combination has farmed
natters up TO give Charles =. Taft
Foraker's seat in the Senate Taft's
influence as an editor entities him &c
something.
The Washington times., 1905-09-14
KEEP COMMISSION
TERR|F|ES CLERKS
List of Questions Is Passed
In Departments.
SILENCE ADDS TO TENSION
4 Recommendation May Be Made to
Reduce Salaries All Along
Line.
SILENCE ADDS TO TENSION

Not even q change of Administration
could strike more terror to the hearts
of Government clerks than has the list
OF questions prepared by the committee
On departmental methods. better known
as the Keep commission, and passed
about in every division OF the depart
ments. All sorts OF rumors are af1oat
among division chiefs and clerks. The
unbreakable silence Of the commission
Increases the tension. and the belief
that their investigations will continue
throughout the coming winter makes
matters even worse
The most alarming story is to the ef-
feet that the Keep commission viii,
recommend reduction of salaries all
along the line. No confirmation can be
had Of this report from any member
OF the commission. nor will they
vouchsafe denial. To all questions
AR. Keep and his associates reply that
they cannot discuss the plans Of the
commission.
Numperless efforts have been made by
Government clerks to get indirectly some
assurance as TO whether or not they
are likely to have their salaries cut, but
failure has always been the result The
state of the minds of many OF ther:i
can easily be imagined.
Bear on Salary Reduction.
In the list of questions are many
that bear on the policy in the various
departments regarding reduction of sal
ary or dismissal for inefficiency. ind:cat-
ing that the commission has designs
upon those on the Government pay rolls
VINO do not deliver the goods Then
there are other questions. the ans eTs
20 which will show whether or not GER
tam division chiefs are earning the sal
aries paid them.
"nen they see all these questions and
near reports OF how Uncle Joe'' Can
non is going TO preach retrenchment in
congress to meet the enormous deficit
'n the treasury, those in the line OF the
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DIED.

JoNEs--on Wednesday. September ls. 1eo5.
n his residence at Vienna Va GEsoRG :,
y. JONES. aged hfty-eight years
Funeral on SErlay. II
JOSES-To my friends: In Hines Under
taking Chapel, Fourteenth and n streets
you may see. until 10 tomorrow the remains
oi my brave. good boy. JESSE l.. JONES.
aged eighteen years.
II T,TJoS 1ONcrc
LEWlS--on Tuesday. September u. 1906
WILLIAM CHANDLER LEWIS husband of
Anna l. Lewis. at his residence 1923 Bel
mont avenue.
Funeral Friday p. m. from his late
residence. If
TENNYSON-On Wednesday September IL
leO5. at $50 g. m. r. f. TALBOT TEsNNY-
son, son OF Frank and Ella TennysOn and
grandson or the late Robert r Talbot
Funeral. with requiem mass. Friday, Sep
teEber 10. at 9 a m. 1t
WEEKS-On Wednesday evening Septenn-
Der l3. 1895. az his residence. z2l5 Washing
ton circle. Gen. GEORGE H. WEEKS brig
adler general, L :. A.. retired. IL
SOUDER-Suddenly on Tuesday September
IL. 1905, CHARLES +. 7. SOCDER In The
thirty-hfth year Of his age.
Funeral Will take place Friday D m
from the residence of his sister. 49I y street
southwest. Relatives and friends are in
v2eo se13-2t
The Washington times., 1905-09-14

to San Francisco, friends OF Ralston
here say. he spent $4.00o in riotous liv-
ing and dissipation with both men and
women
He had also been discharged from n
position OF $500 a month with the Bostoi.
Pharmaceutical Company, owing to his
dissipation here.
The president of the company, a man
named Taylor. was IN southern Cali
fornia couple OF weeks ago with his
family. Hearing OF Ralston's conduct.
he made a quiet visit to this city and
was surprised to fine how his high
salaried man was conducting himself
he then summarily discharged him
The Washington times., 1905-09-14

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 14.-Arthur
Ralston, recently 3 prominent young
business man of Boston. ended up
a month OF riotous living in this city
by committing suicide at Delmonicos, 5,
on O'Farren street, last night. Ralsson
was found in one of the rooms and died
In cab after being removed from the
hotel.
On his body was found the above note
addressed to NJ. b. Scarth, his friend
and companion
The Washington times., 1905-09-14
TAFT STARTS FOR
HOME ON SUNDAY

TOKYO. Sept 4.-Secretary Taft sails
from Kobe today and is expected at
Yokohama tomorrow. The Tea Mer-
chants Guild VIII give banquet TO
the American war minister.
he VIII probably sail for the United
States On Sunday
The Washington times., 1905-09-14
BEAUTIFUL TROPHIES
FOR WINNING PLAYERS

President Hermann has a sample OF
the button which is 20 be given to the
members of the victorious team in the
series for the worlds championship. II
Is q beautiful piece of work, OF solid
The Washington times., 1905-09-14
TO ACQUIRE ERECT CARRIAGE

A famous French general, when asked
now II was that he had such an erect
carnage, replied that IL was because ne
Dent over and touched Ike floor with his
nhgers thirty times every day.-Good
Health.
Moses September Furniture Sale.
Furniture for every room under price.
The Washington times., 1905-09-14

Hermann has sent the sample 10 Presi-
dents PuIliam and Johnson. the other
members OF the national commission.
and If IL meets with their approval IL
ber ordered to supply all the PLAYERS
of the winning team
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FOUNDRY VS.. ST. STEPHENS.

The Foundry baseball team of the
Sunday School League will play the St
Stephens team OF the Capital City
League this afternoon at O'Clock. on
the grounds at Fourteenth and Ly-
decker streets.
The Washington times., 1905-09-14
Suicide RaIStOn Puts
End to RiOtOuS Life
Month Of Observation-Disclosures Threw
Himself Away-Earncd Good Salary.
no Err CHIT { UTIO K ANY HERE

There nothing I'm glad
have
My gone-here is bright
look anywhere of body or
Don't let I
and look laugh"
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Pure Drugs. Medicines, Etc.

Chloride Lime ................-.....7e
Purest Cod Liver OIL pint ..... .2lc
Iron. Quinine, and Strychnine.
plat .--:.--...--. -..----.----.----.- sc
Blanchards Tonic ...............75c
Beef, Iron, and Wine, pint ..... .23c
ogr. I.:thia Tablets ..............-.l4c
Syrup Hypophosphites ...-. .63c
81 EfreTvescent Vichy .............z9c
81 Enervescent kissengen....49 .49c
81 EnerYescent Cit. Magnesia ..49c
81 Enervescent Sod. Phosphate. .s9c
EPSON Salts. pound. Special. 4c
Bi-Carb- Soda, Id. Special .......4c
Phosphate Soda. 10. Special. . .I2c
Boracic Acid, ID. Special life
25c Pitchers Castoria. Special. .l5c
25c HUnyadi Water Special. lie
2-grain Quinine Pills. zoos. .... .l9c
Asefstida Pills. 5-gr., lO0s..
Charcoal Tablets ...................7c
Strongest Ammonia. pint.
15c Belladona Plaster. Special Sc
15c Beliadona and Capsicum
Plaster Special ..............s Sc
15c BackAche Plasters. Special. Sc
25c Kidney Plasters. Special. ... 15c
20-mule Borax, pound. ..............Sc
Royal Asthma Cure -..........-...39c
i5c Round Toilet Paper .sc
IOc Ronnd Toilet Paper .....1c
SC Round Toilet Paper ......ic
So Flst Toilet Paper ......ic
Bland's Iron Pills. 100. lie
5oc Absorbent Cotton. i h.. lie
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SPECIAL NOTICES

L WILL NOT BE responsible for debts
contracted by Kate b Jones after Sep-
temDer :. F. e JONES. e
CONCERT PIANO
FOR SALE
A first class piano used by theatrical
company for about three months. Spler-
did condition. Can be seen at the ware
rooms of o. J. DeMOLL & CO., I231 q
ST. NV. saJ9-2f
ATTENTION. BRICKLAYERS There
Will be special meeting OF Bricklayers'
Union No. ], D. c.. on THURSDAY.
SEPTEMBER IA, at hall, 6l0 G street
northwest, l:30 = m, sharp. Business Of
Importance H NJ SHOOK, Recording
Secretary. seI9-2r
LAFAYETTE LODGE. NO Is, F. A. A.
NJ. will hold q special communication
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1905. az /
O'CLOCK P NJ, sharp, for the purpose
OF attending the funeral OF Brother Will
liam O. Lewis. j. l. MARSHALL
Master; JOHN H. OLCOTT, Secretary.
sel3-2t
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Smngc Samcn! Madlt Grd) niclc
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gStr biloen tctt cine einfc fir iurac 90
met ~ lmferer Gleetit Samcnit,netber, hheni
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piIlo' biefcr 0Iaiie 1T Der. odb S6itlerlliler e.
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Saratoga, Gdc SuipurosS trafe. NStoV
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@citcrn Marblano Giieubabn.
Soc SdJitdl. - sv
Ernt III 9 rait ana L. EItsaex iaas

80
Sl1e ~neriatien 1tensS tdiioR ipte iotgf;.
$50 NtorGerio, Sbneu8ug, SaIptlinIe. Sns
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Den GuoeH,. mo auSQ. Sunniug q y. n. a.,
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Niuheiicr,
1l.15 gLbetos@ gitout. ma union.V riSac.
SdgIidl, nnsaeupmmeu z auuiags.
700 Wicrgers-g urf, y K 8. 3tb. iiIo Snltpts
Yihie oilli6 bon GmorusSeope. Carlisle unb
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t0,t5 @Porscns-gf.urt mad llnior.9ribac.
so 9tqhm-Iiom. Hn6 9noro @rope.
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@n0erotoluu tno S1ncod. fotuie Sreoerid.
Gilnlittabltra mo Shippensbnrg (9urlurs
5.2b gnfm.-@tfom. nnn 5nmpfte:s.
6l6 Ybenos-9lttom. nab linton Nribae,
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Sur Sonntass. 4
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80 Qa6m-gffom. nab linton Bridge.
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Sdlier Tift on Renra. sslbe.s Sfniion.
&iuets unb 9epdd. 8iirenu: 9r. 25, s8ciis
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tom mo W1Ibroofs (giorthssIbennes) Citation.
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McrdortS' e Miurr5' Sruuspur.
3 tntiur Gumpdng. 20.

Sumpiers9iuieH.
sqntb %to'tcr 1rb 'oenf CftN: ft6tF Wt5ffda,
Sienltdg, EOmerltug ltno Gdnffiag, I6eno5
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I%t't SAILS 9lOculie.
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81. T.t Stebbtus, Gen. .Oian.
00Gp:btiredu Glouit.ede eiermau NIB
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Yeuni1lbania=9 abn.
glnM Ocm Meiten nn6 Worben.

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.|i Ia a $40, 800, 5lO 5.l9, 52I
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mo 1850 Slbcnoa.
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taqcn. SonntdGa, 9G5 &ornl, Cos itro HOB
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PIP liuhmittnls td9Iid.
SOutbCrl )iuillpuO @rprC}. 9.42 Eurm., b.26,
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YmiriNcn ,ArDdlt ms @cidGitS.
sMCNluciiCr oco uSCutIdcn
Correspondent"

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Miarsfano &. Ecnnipluania 81. u.

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men SnniitlgS. -. $50
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tags. HV H-pe ~
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sTRAYER's BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Eficn ons guuSe ,3ahr.
sho,ueTtsGde SaHettr. une 61arleS. straBe.
Baltimore.
SriHolidhe MuSbtlouIg; Sdas uro stbruo,
'6ule. 3ppeiDr;ier f~utleufrei jnrs Suus. Siel
tungen aarartirt Mfdbiae S.tiihren eca,nm
itht fns1R 10 9AEl
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
BITS AND BREVITIES.

A statue Of the Sumerian King
David, found at Bismya, Babylonia, re-
Gently, is believed to date back to $500
B. c.
Lhassa, the Forbidden City OF
Thibet, has 10000 people, two-thirds
of whom are women, who conduct all
the business of the city.
More courteous in its wording than
most epitaphs Is one in a Derbyshire
churchyard which, after giving par.
ticulars Of birth and death, concludes {:
Twas said he was an honest man."
An English druggist gives the fol-
lowing list Of blunders made by his
poorer customers: Catch an EEL" for
cochineal: prosperous PASTE" for
phosphorus paste; grease It," for
creosote; "fishy water" for Vichy wa
ter; guitar" for catarrh; "everlast-
Ing" for effervescing.
One of the facts established within
. few years is that mosquitoes are the
deadliest of all creatures. A writer
in the Lancet adduces evidence which
indicates that flies, too, cause thou.
sands of deaths, especially Of infants,
every summer, by communicating food
with diarrheal germs.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
VARIOUS HINTS.

Ask the rats what they are doing
just now!
Mark the grain bags and label the
seed packages.
To destroy garden snails and slugs,
sprinkle air-slaked lime over plants
which are being eaten. Slugs will be
killed in q short time If a small
amount of the lime strikes them.
Lettuce, spinach, kale, mustard and
onions can be Gown in early October in
open ground and with q little protec.
ton will live over and come out In the
spring away ahead of spring-sown
seed. Try 1t.
Hang ON old bran sack on a nail in
IN out-of-the-way place in the barn
and put into it all the stray bits OF
cloth, straps and scraps of all sorts.
The rag man will be glad to get that
sack when it II full and pay you
enough to get all the currycombs and
brushes you will need.
Do you pour the potatoes into deep
bin, rattle-te-bang! when you bring
them in from the field? II you do, dc
not be surprised II they have black and
bruised spots and do not keep we'll
A potato is a tender root and will MOI
stand such treatment. Handle with
care If you wish them to come ou
good. by aad BY.