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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

w A N r Il D, a FIRST CLASS cOOlS;
good ages. Apply f3le =, Byrd Street.
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They, Are the Market Place Of
virginia. Are You in the Mart?
SOLICITORS & statesmen.

CAN MAKE KEYS NTH
ts the Harrison Key Ing ] tE & sells On
Il sight ;Aprlce. So. SNrl te.G II or partlcu lars.f
1923 Liberty Street, New
York City, NJ s$
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+ AI11Es 9tr, Make SANITARY belts;
material all cut. ready to sew sl.29 per
M dozen: 4 particulars, stamped V envelo lpF0''
CO.. Dept. 63l. Chlcago.sE
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FOR SALEM N u n Y-o M y !, 4. a g 8 ls,s y
E Ear u rich kat Iaaa phssWralotissSie. VA
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M 1,ADIEs-YoUR gIIAIR-7WANTEp
~ Il BY halr eemh!nga or out Il Z, h g
~ Atlantic Street. Norfolk, Va, 3
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.yVoTTp -TTIVoi5RITUNE TToLp TRsER By Il!
ss ssad p'Fsaddf!ss s2a S
n slhraasa etlttW and future, PROF, IlAsLlsY,
\ Ih asa'ePf liz r. b.. Fhlladalphia,
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ROOMS. by DAY or
week at 100 Rast Marshall street.
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VIRGINIA. TEACHERS IN GREAT DE.
mand; specially men; salsrlcs 80 to SEQ:
act Quick. SOUTHERN TEACHERS
AGENCY, Columbia. Il. C,
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ANTED-N1oULDERs AND CORE
makers. "A pply, sta ting experience and
81 wa ges. COYINGTON MACHINE COM
M PANY, Covington, Va
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FOR RENI,-TWo ROOMS. SUITABLE
for doctors Office; Grace: near sixth
Apnly1 IL u. Main (second flat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

A YOUNG LADY GRADUIAT e 0F y 4, = & 3 =
VI, TN Normal sai, wishes position e teach
vocal music or music and eiocu tlqM. ~ ~
Southern state Address& IL - y T.
III LAM y, 4 franklin. n, is
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NAHITI5. FOR A TEMPORARY POSI-
ti0n. young man - help In otiics. Ap-
i ply In own handwriting, stating age AND
salary erected. W"r6tation a, City, q
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FOR Ri Mat NO. boa NORTH; SIXTH
Street. rooms singly or on suite, sfJs "A
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~, NT151o AN JNREG rsTERED5 DRUG
clerk with some knowledge Of keeping
" books ana r. s& O.5 sub stat Ion. Addresa
e PIIO. SUB STATION mo. o. 81 3t
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LADIES 10 WORK ON FLEECE WORK. Y (, 3 s,
IS per doz nil ma erials furnished n no !:
CONTRASTING; steady work IT.. ~
II co Ms ChamplaAn Bldg. Chicago. N 8
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F,R r ENT- T AM DE !; NJ !.
Goilese. Virginia. FURNISHED house ei ,s I
rooms Ave acres Of lang astaeisn s ~
# per mont h. Look RoH - HfAtnpasA-se' 'sA-
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FOR RENT-so5 ID. LEIGH STREET,
II NO delightful rooms, furnished, on sec
ond floor; convenient to Il bath; also
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statesmen AND ,BR2e' Izt1,ss
calliilg OH tho grocery tlhde IN ~ \
North and South Carolina 20 iunu sn, ~, y
a Dies; easily sold. Address Box ~ Il #
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SITUATION . WANTED,- W tale.

WoRK-BOOKs OPEN
a ed closed and balanced: accounts ex-
anined and forms adopted; terms
moderate. Apply 10 E. "A. BARBER,
1900 E. Main Street (basemenD. Box
4lS Phone 1895 L. sS5ijs ~ sI
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WANTED, COMMANDANT OF
cadets at Franklin Military Academy.
Apply to o. i w. ANDERFON On.
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TIE BUCKINGHAM. CAPE HENRY:
Va. w near railroad stat Ion and Casino: I
"A rates rates reasonable. rs "A ppiys to r.
4 yyASHBuRE, Prophet or. * 3Sj5 Il &C 5s3S A5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

EXPERIENCED TEACHER
q b private family; requirements: Eng.
4 llsh. ma thernat tca. "a n. = Sierman ana
L1cick Va. .-a..a.
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WAETED-BOARDE re P15RMANDNT!Sta
transient and table. lot North Seventnl
a 6treet. Terms reasonable TAI
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THE IIoME GOLD cURP FOR g !. p RHINE
enness tho gIsat mail oE Forma 9lEpp ana
d Hpa 4 i IN 7or ii. Address p, =
y LlttlptQp, n, y y, RI ~ M NJ I55sIi 7i5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

S1 nmeetipg rooms near First and Main
{ Streets, Sent. LIST or sooner, ADDRESS
q. sri, care this Office
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NEW YORK CITY. slaI WEST EIf5HTY-
N second Street Il family living nesr Cen r.
ga lonni: speciai 5rates TO 4 parties, NRrito
w for part leulaTa. r is ond refe re1 ces.&s
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LADIES FOR sEnADO yv D r. ,.,1sH;,:
\ easily \ earned a home. Stamped 8 en-
SVclope for par culnrs. ADDRESS, IN -,
REAI J& o. CONtNIERC IA1l Ar T,@AslO'l1.f
Is 1ndinn IA Avenue, Chicago. S5i 5 ss 81 I,
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WANTED, GOOD COOK. APPLY TO
N Mrs. C. iP. HOF,FNIANN,fH Home Place,
opposite Soldiers Fl lone, Ii N ia5 iis3
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COFVNE AT THE
Grown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth ana
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yvAN,TED-IlvERYss YOU 70 MAN N on
making 1880 per annum, to write me
ONCE; ailrond p9s 1lons ePelq 9
Winston; N, C. n Y, ia n ~ III A, 4
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nor aIsNT-sEC oND-FL,OcR ROOM,
BY Sout h Third. N s 8f55J n y n A
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LADY TO TAKE
charge OF billing depa rtHent WEST
LOVER PAPER co. .l I2s
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WANTED, SUMMER BOARJERs7 GOOD
| table; reasonahle prices; conyensssnt to-
VI station; phone II In hotlae 8. Mrs.sss q. p
n iREGoRY Y. "a nh Lard. W..
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MISS PITZER lis EAST g R.A "a
Handsomely appointed house. good ser
q VICE private baths, +
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

vvn WANT YOI M GALL AT 7Qs. DAS'r
Broad Street and .aonylhes yourself tha3
@ ETY., renniriug done. ii, NJ BSpN,E
TREH a. BRO, Trunk and Bag CO,
II r you NRRp a TRUNK. BAG or
the RsWsst things are, Cheaper, toot
n because It's no axpense to- US TO- sell
uMRR ELLA HERAlRER
sCHREMP. SCI N ORTIZ ri FTfI, rs
y Phone him.
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WANTED, "A COOK a POI ", 3eaRA ira 2
EGGOOd wages, Il s{99 n 3s5S fsl ~
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HELpSVVANTED-Malc.

"a q E:rSH,lsA1l NC ENT ,FO ~
& the State of Virginia to represent t .l,.
s Nfilwnl Drug ConipnnS;S ust have q r.
( liable man who can furnish good refer
y eiices; big commissions to n capable
oar ty. III Il n M | LNY4A1s DRUG FCS'A'l-3
FANNY. Pine Grove. Pa. 4 IN
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,oARDERs yvAN.tl5D a AT A QUIET
coui]t try home IS Ill iieral water. good
4 shade; accessible 4. tor Richmond and
A IIyncliburg; terms s.tT0dernte. For ~
RI Afanteoi Post o fiice, Buckinghn courl-5
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Hell 4 WANTED u FEMALE.

LADY SEWERS TO FINISH n I, & DEE :
Shields at lomei SO per 1ol; can r., MAKE = We
two ali hour; work sent prep ~ Nv, g r fs,
liable women send reply, en /. ~ u 4
FDYc Desk e. Walnut Street, phil.
,,r1ephio. Pa & 55H5 tsI4s3 TVS tiEt5ia}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

WANTEp-A FEW ROOM AND TABLE q
tha very best. 408 Enat Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

,sToF AND SPEND s., YOUR nat, TIME = An
Y = itt money at ST. ANUS LAWN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

"A YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION
z as clerk In country store: best OF ref
erencas and experience. Address Box
AZ l22. (,rDZet IVA tlsssttg.
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sWANTBD-TQ RENT A NICELY FUR,
& niShed room to "a gentleman In private
family, with use Of phone and bath,
I. lid s., First street iii5
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AoENTsgvvANI,ED.

Advertisement . MES. Jul $5 OUT.
They go Iroht VI tle u. sa.-
s In July, Ctrculhra gs free. l2C SSELL
IL III fellow co {, !. 1864 NJ c htgan q avenue.
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iBY r TWO Rl5sPECTABLll YOUNG.
n gentlemen, one m odern furnished rn9Im!,
In best locality Of Richmond. ~ "
% accordingly. Address *, X, u.
Lakewood Park. g yi5Ss SSpil VI 5F ri LII
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THE 5& NAME 4 ''g a II p r.,
Stands for Pure F1ayoring Extracts

TREATS YOURSELF AND FAMILY. -.
II August sth. GO onFthe r I0I III GRoiC-'3
Frs EXCURSION. Fun, recreation.8
I reat and an all-round Jolly good y me
" for everybody. 81 4tsl@5 i4S !Ss
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WANTED, MILLINER AND 81 SALES
lady, Mrs. JULIUS BEAR 1423 F. Main
Street. pS lsf f38a f:tN tal 81 4istSal
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WANTnD ~ TEN WHlTl WOMEN
85 that can starch and use tat iron one
man to run wa shera,:, one 9 h Mnrth ssh
ply LEE TODD XXI 81 - Nof1tt 7'N't -
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! SUMMER oARD1No.

AN s6BoNAVts1l "a N U "a l!3 311AtjT1FCIl
4 country llOifres III A1bemarle, one single
and two cunnccttng rooms IA q SO asepn-.ii
Il rate cot tay 9 roo III nc vacant. Rate
Il 81. % "a 100 per u eek OK tras 8. 1rull
d Information on request. f Address Mrs.
81 rliONiAB N Sen IL DDS ,sss Greenwood, Va.
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WANTED. BQARDHRs FOR FUR
& sceiient fare. Apply 20 y. p Grace. 49,.
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BOARD WANTED.

wANTED-RoOMs AND BOARD IN
private family for two, weste sec
ton preferred. Address 3 ESQ Times
Dispatch. * ss
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VA TlsD. Al tcNIa OR TWO l.AaciA
rooms to store furniture ana nous ehol n
goods; st ate size, price ~ le ,n1a q
n Main Street. st3 IA 535 (; 38 l'jli i s HI
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lsERyA NJ, GIRL WANTED All ONCE -,
400 w, Broad Street. SiT 5 RS Ia gS 4
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sWANTED-Bt)ARDER 8. APPLY TO
&S AIrv. r. 8, SdITtI. 301 East trace. ZL.{5
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DON'T; BURY YOUR n1oNEYIN soCHe
hIas aaas9 ,hInkina aboas
witk IF Ia lf ktqnNoWSledgo that II IL safe.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
SENIOR MUNOZ DEAD.
Guatemalan Minister Succun,bs to
Malaria and Other Troubles.

washington, Oct. 20--Sehor Don Jorge Munoz.
Guatemalan Minister to the United States. died
here to-day from malaria. complicated with
stomach troubles.
Minister Munoz presented his credentials to
President Roosevelt on September 30, 1904 IL
was said to-day by DR.. G. Floyd Magruder his
physician, that he had suffered from chronic
malaria more or less ever since he came here.
For a time he seemed to improve. but early last
spring his health perceptibly began to fail He
visited various health resorts, but returned to
Washington feeling no better. and on September
10 he became patient in Providence Hospital
He, however gradually developed an liberation
OF the stomach, and last night suffered hemor-
rhage which greatly prostrated him. Everything
was done to check this condition. without avail,
and he died to-day. being conscious up to few
moments before his death.
The officials of the Bureau of American Re
publics all were advised. and telegram was sent
to DR.. Ramon Bengoechea, consul general and
secretary of legation at New York.
Mr. Munoz was about fifty years Of age and
a bachelor. The arrangements for the funeral
will not be completed until the consul general
arrives. which. it Is expected, will be tomorrow
morning.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
BENEFITS OF REFORM
Beef Trade Profits By Inspection
La1O.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau.J

IFrom The Tribune Bureau-J
Washington, Oct 20-Instead Of suffering injury
from the enactment of the Meat Inspection law OF
June 30. the industry has made remarkable gains
In trade. especially abroad where the packers
claimed the exposures of last spring would be most
damaging. With the disappearance of filth from
the packing houses there has been apparently a
prompt response from the consuming public par
ticularly In Europe. which shows In what high
confidence the guarantee of the United States gov
eminent. through It's inspection stamp, is held
President Roosevelt's insistencs that American
food products should be placed above suspicion
though denounced by the packers at the time turns
out, he declared 1t would to be of the greatest
immediate and permanent benefit to the entire In
dustry.
The results he expected are shown in the fact
that exports of meats in September and the nine
months ended with September. 1906. show marked
Increase over the corresponding periods OK last
statistics Of the Department Of Commerce and
Labor show that the value of meat and dairy
.? RTsRfRa
ia s IN For the nine months
ended with September the value Of meat and dairy
the sco1rss1 cofres0onding %ha monss and
Sss in nh the corresponding % period Of 1904
marked decline in exports IS canned beef. sf whIch
snt Year Year 's' are so6oO6 p pounds @ against 5s5cSoe IN
the eorrsspopding months Of last year, e part Of
demands @ from Japan b.. to Co which the exports Of
pounds, in he eight months. ended with August.
gains IN t6Iz cass e as al ths % asg ssss nov 5sns
ose n T the
66un % 3 gans oSst
pond Is oaass st 1SS pounds a @ the beef
@ @RS is.s ssait ba4E e S n Bodhss @ s1s assdst Pqs e
e year IN and fe sf Doa1s1 Of hs
In the corresponding months Of 1905
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
LOTS AT RICHMOND HILL SOUTH.
Real Estate Company Points Out Advanta-
geous Features.

me &. ~ Dawley Real Estate Company, No. 16
Court street, Brooklyn, is offering real estate at
f'lchmond Hill South This property it is an
nounced, is two stations nearer to New York than
Jamaica 1t is within less than five minutes walk
from the Morris Park station. and on direct trolley
lines to New York City. The land is said to be
high and free from malaria There are concrete
SIDEWALKS and curbs. and churches of all denomt-
nations are within easy walking distance The
company offers to pay the cartare of all who want
TO inspect the property.
The lots are sold on easy payments and the COM
pany offers to refund the money Of all purchasers
with an added 10 per cent, If within thirty days
after the purchase. they any other property
which they think better
Ihe company points out that Richmond Hill South
WI be within twenty-five minutes of New York after
the pennsylvania Railroad tunnel is finished There
are four schools, one of them a high school within
five to ten minutes walk OF the lots already SOLD
II is asserted 10 per cent have been residents of
Richmond Hill -
The company promises TO sell lots over again for
the purchaser II bought at present prices. num-
Der or one and two family houses have been built
by the company. These are open for inspectfon A
house Will be built for purchasers of lots If de-
sired. - - - -
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21

Small Bodies of Former Rebels
Threaten to attack Estates.

Havana, Oct. 20.-While tranquility prevails
generally in Cuba, reports received here show
rowing armed bands in various sections At
Guines armed ex-rebes are lowering in the out
skirts Of the town They say they fear to enter
because Of alleged threats Of the police. At San
Domingo bands Of armed Negro ex-rebels dissat-
isfied with the terms of peace, threaten to COM
NIT depredations. but are overawed by the gar
rison. which consists of seventy-five marines.
Near Cienfuegos small armed bands are reported
to be engaged in depredatons. A band Of nifty
mounted Negroes. the members Of which call
themselves insurgents. is plundering near Lajas.
A delegation of six Liberal members OF the
provincial council to-day visited Governor Ma
goon and announced that they would attend no
further meetings Of the council because the
Moderate members of the body Illegally
seated at the last election Governor Magoon.
however. induced all of them to agree to serve.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
Il DODGE TO CATCH VOTES.
Limitations Set to Grant to Peasants
IN Russia,

ST. Petersburg, Oct. 2o.-The peasant ukase
issued yesterday is subject to two important
liIdtations The first is the notification of most
OF its provisions by the exceptional conditions of
reinforced and extraordinary security and mar
tial law prevailing in the greater part of Russia
under which discretionary punishment may still
be inflicted by simple administrative order; that
the regular pass system is subjected to a mass
OF burdensome restrictions. and governors are
able to refuse confirmation to all elected officials.
peasant or otherwise.
The second defect is that the ukase is a half
way measure. which strikes at the most CRYING
evils of the system, but does not profess to he a
complete reform, such was contemplated nv
the Kakhanof commission Of 1882 or Count
Whites later project. These involve supple
mentary changes affecting the whole of the lower
sIrata OF society which 1t would be impossible to
institute before the convocation of parliament
Inc purpose OF the PRONUNCIATION of the l1ka se
elections. ~ 1ii'
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
PURSE SETNES ABANDONED.
American Fishermen at Bay of Islands Make
Terms with Natives

ST. Johns. n. F., Oct. 2O--The agents and cap
tains OF the American herring fishing vessels at
Bay OF Islands to-day signed an agreement with
the native fishermen to abandon the use of purse
seines for the present This is a concession
the colonial fsherfolk who strongly resent the
employment OF these contrivances.
The Americans, however. have surrendered onlv
a doubtful advantage, for although the recent
modus vivendi granted them the privilege Of usjnq
purse seines. they found it impossible to emplov
them among the inlets OF that locality where tho
coast folk had already moored their nets Conse-
Quently, because the modus vvendi prohibits the
Americans from interfering with the colonial fish
ermen's appliances. but allows them TO hire col
onists 10 operate their nets. to-day's agreement
among themselves will. IT is expected. prevent frc-
ton and jealousy among their own crews and
make possible the general employment of nets 10
the satisfaction of all concerned. The colonists
refer 10 the arrangement another argument
against the clause III the modus Yivendi permitrine
the hiring OF native crews and say that the Ameri.
cans, after two weeks trial of their new rights
found themselves at a disadvantage. Now that
they nave relinquished their right TO use purse
seines, they viii be able TO fish under more fayora-
bic conditions.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
REST
While You Worki

That sounds paradoxcaL but the reasoning
is correct.
Rest signifies comfort" and there's comfort
IN working with clear brain, steady nerves
possessed of the conscious power to do things
and still have lot OF thought and energy
stored UP for work.
To be in fashion nowadays. one must be able
10 do something we'll that requires strenuous
activity and correctly thought out plans
The gentlemen OF leisure belong TO a rorrner
era-not in demand in this country at the pres
ent time. The modern gentleman is a "doer'-
not mere 'looker-on."
Individuals differ in their ability to plan and
execute, but human energy is largely derived
from food. And that food is best which sup-
plies all the requirements with the least ex-
penditure of bodily tdgestive) effort to convert
1T into action.
Grape-Nuts. the product OF a food experts
experiments and practical application during
many years contains the nitrogenous elements
OF field grains (wheat and barley) that repair
tissue waste This waste is greater or less In
accordance with the activity OF the individual
IL contains also the carbohydrates, or starch
element (changed In making Grape Nuts into
soluble sugar for absorption into the blood
stream) which the vital forces convert into
energy.
phate of potash which the system elaborates. bv
combining with albumen, into the delicate gray
matter or praln and nerve centres where
Grape-Nuts forms the basis OF food the diges-
tive organs DO their work easily and naturally
converting food into stored up energy and keep
ing the tissues In perfect repair-then they rest.
while this energy is at the command OF the in
dividual to work with In comfort-the rest OF
wholesome activity. Then does the work count.
Read the little book in pkgs of Grape Nuts
THE Road to Wellville."
There's a reason"
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
RURAL POsTMEN AND NEWSPAPERS
Delivery of Only Local Publications Without
Postage Is Permitted.

Washington. Oct 2o.-Accordng to recently pub
lished statements. impression prevails in South
Carolina and other states that the policy OF the
Postof1ce Department has been changed and that
rural carriers, who, 1t is stated, were formerII,
permitted to deliver newspapers free OF charge for
thirty days, thus enabling country newspapers To
obtain subscribers. now restricted to thrsa
days delivery. greatly the injury OF the country
press.
Postmaster General CorteIyou says this Is a mis-
take 1t is not now and has been the policy
Of the department he says. TO permit newspapers
or any other second class matter. except county
newspapers in the county OF publication, to pass
through the mails and be delivered by rural car
rers free of postage Sample copies of newspapers
plainly marked as such. allowed TO be sent
same person more than three times in a year.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
THE NEXT FRENCH CABINET.
M. Clemenceau Expected to Choose General
Picquart as War Minister.

Paris. Oct. 20-Presldent Failieres conferred
to-day at Rambouillet with the presidents Of the
chambers and it is expected that the Premier
snip Will soon be formally rendered to NJ Clemen-
ceau. The latter Is already consulting with his
friends regarding the composition OF the new
CABINET 1t is believed that he will offer the
portfolio Of Minister of War to General Pic
quart, the defender of Dreyfus
AS M Clenenceau must conciIiate the differ
ent sections OF the majority it is not consid-
cred probable that Cabinet will be formed and
nave ministerial declaration of policy ready by
OCTOBER 70 and 1t is believed that the opening
or Parliament will be postponed several days
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
TO TEST CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION

Paris Oct D.-At the instigation OF the Church.
resident of Culey where a Catholic association
in contraventon of the policy set forth in the re-
cent Pontifcal encyclical on the subject has been
formed and has received the custody of the local
church property, has brought test case before
the Council of State TO determine the legality Of
the step II the decision is against the formation
or associations not in communion with Rome
through the bishops, the Vatican will gain one ~
the main points for which it has fought.