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New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
HEARST TO TRAVELLERS.
Arri0es Unexpectedly and Speaks
at MONDAY Meeting.

William Randolph Hearst the chief speaker
yesterday at a noon meeting Of the Commercial
Travellers League its Headquarters No. 6a9
Broadway. Lewis Stuyvesant ChanIer was an
nounced the principal speaker and Mr. Hearst's
arrival was rather unexpected He got there as
the meeting about close His greeting was
warm. He said in part:
I did not prepare speech FOR this meeting hut
I want express the ideas 10 business men
that have expressed TO laborers and farmers
And think as an American citizen our Interests
for one of IS good for all And have spSSSen
about things that l think all or us as America n
citizens should be interested in.
Those things are: First. more equal representa-
finally more equal and just dstrbution ~
wealth throughout the country and I sst ~
these things will benefit every honest and IeS4ti
mate business Just well as thew viii hesaSS-
every honest labortng man and every honAsr
and every honest American cttisen everywher. i
Lewis stuyvesant Chanler, candidate ,or r.,
tanant Governor the Democratic tieks+ aI
spoke. Ferdinand ziegel called the meettne -
order and introduced Mr.. Chanler who said ba 80
learning day by day what the tribulations OF a 60
ddste were AS an instance he said his speeob q,
Tamnany Hall had not been correctly renortsd
He denied that Mr.. Hearst was relyinp To- ~
created powerful hatred because ''he wa. e,h.
ing the battle for the people" He said his iedjs
tortsd remarks' were being used by Osborns IN
Albany in the interest OF the Republican ticker
Aldermen, the next speaker. He ssid tha
Democracy well organized in this camnaigI
and the election OF Hearst assured bec9IIsa of
ths existing unity among his supporters.
the people -
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25

reconcile that state of affairs with the idea that
1900 Is enough for Mr. Hearst to win on?
I There were Democrats UP the state that
year"
Are there any UP there this year,?
/ think so. judging from the reports.
Charles j. Dolson. Of Buffalo. acting as spokes-
man for William J. Conners, chairman of the DEM
ooratic State Committee, said that Mr.. Conners's
estimate of Mr.. Hearsts plurality would be at
least double that OF the estimate made from the
newspaper canvass. 14s COO he intimated that
Mr.: Conners had had canvass OF the city made
and declared that by Friday the committees can
Vass OF the state would be complete and the figures
ready to De given out.
state Chairman Ihmsen OF the Independence
League said that Mr. Hearst would have in the
greater city plurality of at least 10000
The newly organized executive committee OF the
Democratic State Committee met yesterday after
noon at the Victoria Hotel William r. Hearst
s ana Lewis stuyvesant chanler attended the meet
ing Charles F. Murphy started go the meet
ing, but when he heard that Hearst was there he
decided he would not GO The raising of funds for
the campaign up the state the principal sub
Ject under discussion. State Chairman Conners is
assuring his confdants that If he raise $500 GO
OF 10000 for use In the agricultural counties in
the last week before election he swing the
FOR Hearst just as the Flower managers did in 1892
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
MURPHY IS CONFIDENT.
Politicians Recall His Dreams Last
Year, Ho1peUer.

Charles F. Murphy ventured tho prediction yes
terday that Hearst will receive a plurality above
1000 IN the city OF New York. Mr. Murphy thought
q year ago that Mcclellan would beat Hearst by
about IS 900. Mr.. Murphy's guess prompted by
a preliminary canvass made by THE World" yes-
terday, the figures Of which showed that Hearst
would lead Hughes by about $4,000 in the city
When asked about the fairness Of such canvass
he said:
Il think that is fair estimate 1t is big enough
70 elect Mr.. Hearst"
by that you mean that he will down 10 the
Harlem River with an even break?"
II think he'll do even little better than that
said MI Murphy. THAT IS, 7 think so Judging
from the reports hear from UP the state"
But Mr.. Murphy, you consider that 1900 is a
liberal estimate of Mr.. Hearsts strength in the
city. do your"
IT am not quoting that figure my estimate
No canvass has been made as yet But that is
enough for him 10 win on"
And yet, Mr.. Murphy, Mr.. Coler carried greater
New York by 10000 and beaten. How do you
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
SOCIALISTS ANGRY.
Leaders Object to Action of Unions
Supporting Hearst.

The leaders of the Socialist party were furious
last evening over the announcement that a num-
Der of unions which are composed Of Socialists had
Hearst demonstration tonight. Other unions which
not distinctly socialistic and which have been
reported taking the action will repudiate
all connection with the matter
L. Solomon. campaign manager OF the New York
section OF the Socialist party said last evening that
the matter would not be allowed 10 go unchaI-
lenged- He said:
The lis of names given by the Hearst people of
the unions and their meeting places alone
he whole announcement gross ATTEMPT 10
deceive the public. For instance the Analgama-
ted Sheet Metal Workers, Local J., which in
East 4th street has changed its meeting place
and does not meet until Thursday. Cigarnakers
Union 60 which is stated in the announcement
al meeting at No 1851 Second avenus, meets at
il has taken such action. In fact, any one who
would propose that the members OF union
should go record as supporting Hearst would
not get q pleasant reception. Carpenters Union
No. 81 East I3d street now, but at No
20l East S4th street Besides IL does not meet
until Thursday. II had time I could give dozens
OF such cases. The whole thing is evident "a ka
The Hearst people. believe. got from the Officers
OF the American Federation of Labor list of the
unions and simply made the announcement without
any warrant. They gave themselves away BY
making the unions meet dates and IN placas
when and where they do not meet.
1t was stated behalf of Cigarmakers' Union
IA which has been mentioned as cooperating
in the demonstration that it refused even TO cir
culate cards about the affair among the members
and will officially repudiate all connection with IT,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
HEARST DIsAPPoINTs NEW ROCHELLE.
Speaker Tells Crowd About the Candidate,
Instead.

The Democratic campaign IN Westchester County
was TO have been opened in New Rochelle last
night with a mass meeting at which ". r. Hearst
was 10 speak. but the two thousand people at the
theatre waited in vain for the candidate Finally
Warren ]. Lawton. chairman of the meeting. said
that Mr. Hearst could not be present because he
had gone TO Brooklyn attack the trusts there.
but that he would introduce man who a
friend of Mr. Hearst and could tell the audience all
about him. He then presented Thomas B. 3. Will
Jams. who proved quite humorist Mr..
Williams told the audience who Mr. Hearst was.
how his father amassed a fortune ana kept sta
bic OF racehorses and how his mother walked nine
miles 10 school.
Early in life he said. the candidate taught
10 think and to do ething besides spend money.
Mr.. Hearst is a Democrat, he continued, be
cause he thinks no man is better than he and he Is
as good as any other IL you elect Mr.. Hearst
Governor. OF the things he Will do Is TO force
your bank iasuectors 10 inspect your banks
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
How It feels TO be perfectly wen7

How Il feels 20 be perfectly weIl7
Perfectly well means lot. Not an ache, all
or protest Of any kind from body or mind
The Heaven Of perfect poise when the life
forces drive rich, strong red blood through the
veins and III one with an indefnabIe Joy, when
nature and ell the world seems TO be sending
caresses 10 you
Then the sky IS beautiful whether It be gray
OF deep resttul eternity reaching blue or Gov
ered with softly moulded, round boeomed clouds
lsZtly floating about and the breeze is kind and
sweet whether It smooth your cheek with the
Soft touch OF the woman who loves you or ener-
ge1cally fills your lungs with the strong tonic
Of life.
Trees nod, the fallen leaves frisk about in
fairy grace, flowers emile and send their fra
grsnce and every friend you meet seems
warn hearted brother reaching out for compan-
ionship. Perhaps an open fire beckons, beside
which tabby purrs out her soft song Of peace
Harmony from every side greets the harmony
within and there steals over one from head TO
loot the subtle, sensuous dngle Of warm new
blood. the perfect poise Of a wel-fed nervous
system
All This is absolute evidence that the posses
sor has been fed right and should stick TO that
klno of food and habits which have produced
Iie result The facts stand forth and the con
customs are certain II trouble distress and
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
Did You
Ever Know

inharmony i'll the days and blot out the right
change the food.
If your present method Of feeding makes I'm
perfect cells and fails TO build the soft gray
matter In brain and nerve centres scattered over
on a new and better one. That's plain COM
mon sense. Right then is the exact time to
quit coffee absolutely and select meals wisely.
Suppose you Try for breakfast,
A little fruit,
A dish OF Grape-Nuts and cream.
Two soft-boled eggs
4 cup OF Postum Food Coffee
Stop at that, 1t will carry you easily until
the midday meal, which can be either a lunch
OF the same things OF a dinner is expected at
night or the heavy meal can be taken at mid
day. Take only one heavy meal IN day in
addition 70 the two light ones.
At the heavy meal have one good meat course.
with one or two vegetables. and q rich, sweet
Grape-Nuts pudding. After few days on these
meals q change for the better will come over
disease has not become too firmly fixed and
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Remember health is a matter Of wisely Sc
Iectsd food and harmonious mind Il win be
q tremendous help TO read the little book. 'eThe
Road to welIvile' found In pkgs of Postum
and Grape-Nuts.
There's a Reason and profound one.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25

efforts OF the Independence League. through rhe
Hearst papers and its labor heutenants TO distcrt
the action taken by the Central Federated Union
last Sunday into an indorsernent OF Hearst Mr..
Labor party against Hearst. which was adopted
by the Central Federated Union at its previous
meeting. said that the action taken last SUNDAY
did not rescind the resolution passed on the pre-
Cedug Sunday
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25

boIted the Hearst ticket and other leaders de-
cided to take the same course. G. J. soper, OF
Bayside who was one OF the most active Hearst
men, has resigned an executive member OF the
league in the 4th Assembly District Mr.. Soper
was an Assemblyrnan from Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
PETITION CASES HEARD.
Supreme Court Passes League Pro
tests Up to appellate DiUision.

Justices Bowling and Greenbaum, in the Supreme
Court heard arguments yesterday the orders
to show cause why decisions OF the Board OF EIec-
lions on Independence League petitions should not
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
REGISTRATION IN SARATOGA

Ballston. n. Y. Oct. 2A-The total registration
pared with last year.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
ANOTHER HEARST LEADER BOLTS.

Following the meeting OF executive members OF
the Independence League in Queens at which John
NJ Reid the state committeeman from that county
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The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-12

Mother Patterson will go to Pine
 Bluff very soon to live with her daugh- ] ter, Mrs. John Mccain. who lives at that city.
 We are glad that there are parts of
 this globe that have not teen water
 soaked for the last three months. But the people of Monroe county can unite in thanks 10 the Lord for sunshine at this time.
 Frank Robinson, from near Indian Bay, passed through H. c. last Sun day on his way to Clarendon, in com pany with Dick Miles. Messrs. Miles and Robinson had business with the Probrate Court.
 From private letters from Indian
 Territory we learn that they have had
 no rain since about the 18th of Sept. and that the weather was all that
 could be asked for in the way of gath
 ering crops. That the cotton crop was being gathered and Handled rapid ly. and that everything showed marks
 of great properity for both merchant and farmer. Last Sunday was lovely sun shiny day. such as we have not en- Ijoyed often this Fall All the H. c. people enjoyed this lovely Sabbath day. All people everywhere are glad to see the blessed sunshine Mrs. John w. Renfro who has
 been visiting home folks at Memphis for the past week or ten days, return ed to her home at H. c. last Satur- day.
 R. Abramson. ST.. who has been absent on business to New Orleans and St. Louis during the last ten days. is back at his place of business at H. c. again.
 We called to see and talk with Dr. Taylor. a few days ago and glad to note him doing so well he can sit up the most of the time and sit at his dining table in his room and eat his meals without help from anyone. He says that his appetite is good and that
 he enjoys his meals and feels better than he has for sometime. We were glad to find the pr. so cheerful and
 able to be up the most of the time and hope that he may yet be able to get out again.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-12
HOLLY GROVE NEWS.


 Claud McCreieht. one of the clerks at the Taylor Drugstore, spent last Sunday with home folks at Brinkley. Judge w. D. Kerr spent few days the first of this week at Helena. Lawyer H. A. Parker. of Clarendon, was legally engaged in H. G. last Saturday.
 J. D. Parker, of near Palmer. at. tended business in H. C. last Satur- day.
 Joe McManus, of Clarendon, spent last Sunday with his many friends at H. C. Come again Joe. we welcome you to our town.
 Jesse Patterson, our saw mill man from near Rag Town. spent last Sun day with home folks in H. c.
 w. J. Mayo. of Duncan, was over at H. C. last Sunday.
 Newman Mathews. of Clarendon. vas seen on the streets of H. c. last Saturday.
 Mrs. Ethel Johnson, who has been
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 Mrs. A. K. Roberts left for Mem phis last week to attend her sick mother
 Miss Fannie Ables is wrestling with spell of chiIls at this time.
 We'll, H. c. enjoyed nice frost last "Wednesday morning.
 Tho gin plants are all busy at this time.
 Dick Mayo of near Valley Grove spent last Monday night with his cousin. F. c. Mayo and family. Miss Naoma Mccoy. of Helena, sister to Mrs. J. H Dial Is visiting in H. c. at this time:
 pr. and Mrs. T. B. Sylar left last Monday on . business trip to Mem phis. They returned Wednesday. B. Y. Trotter has been on the sick list for the past week. We hope that he vill soon be up again and able to attend to his business matters. Last Monday was the first day any cotton has been picked for IS days We greatly hope that the sun may continue to shine.
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Roe, Oct. iU, lSuo Improvements in the way of walk ways are being made in Roe.
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 Misses Lula Torrents and Lillian Mayberry have accepted positions as clerks for the Powell Mercantile Co.
 Mrs. Doyle and her mother, Mrs. Venard, returned Sunday from St Louis where they were visiting rela- lives.
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The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-12
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