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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-02-20
JUNIOR LETTERS.

Wichita, Kansas.
Dear Editor: q am little Kansas
girl now, but was born In Iowa two
and one-half miles from Ottumwa,
We take the Courier, because we have
great many friends back there. For
pets have pony, q pig or two, kit
tens, dog and nine little chicks. I
have little sister named Bessie and
q little brother named Floyd, and we
all three ride the pony to school, and
when we get there we rein her up and
she comes home by herself The
ponys name is Is Nellie. The dogs
name Is Shep. have little sister,
who is not big enough to 60 to school.
Her name Is Dorothy. We have one
mile to go to school. am in four
studies, reading, arithmetic language.
geography and spelling. We have SO
pupils In our school. We live five
miles from Wichita, Kansas. Well !
Will close, as my letter is getting quite
long.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-28
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.
Much Interest Is Being Manifested in
the Coming Convention.

Interest in the coming convention
of the Oklahoma state and national
Good Roads Association to be held in
Muskogec, December 8, G and Z, is
growing all over the territory and
from the present prospects when the
convention is called to order the great
est gathering Of good roads advocates
ever assembled i'm the new state will
be at Muskogoe. The meeting is to be
under the auspices of the National,
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Good
Roads associations, the Commercial
club of Muskogec, and all commercial
and affiliated organizations of the
new state
The first days session will be called
Wednesday at 10 a. m. o'clock with
sessions at . p. m. and s p. m. During
these sessions a demonstration OF
practical street and road construction
will be given. \ number of manu-.
facturors of road working machinery
will have on exhibition samples of
their machinery which will lay a mile
of road during the convention.
The good roads convention has an
enormous amount of work before il in
the territory and the convention is
only the beginning Of a campaign for
better roads Locally interest in the
Muskogce convention is being shown
and party of Ardmoro merchants and
business men will be present at the
convention. Also delgatcs from here
will be in attendance. The good roads
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-28
PERSONAL

\t,Fior ~ M nan is 9,i,. .f.r. af
his r,u,. rY North \y,-b,ra.no ..r..,
Miss vho8.. I.,n,- f.e ..#. morn.
inc or Frisco 4, I.. relatives IL,
.In,lir ,Io
Jobr O. Cor. commemorative. off fn.
uarpb,rt T,pa F1nod.y r,m.u,v of
Darr,s oas i, >rJmnr. "Wednesday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-28
LEE CRUCE AT GUTHRIE.
Says Sentiment FaVors Primaries
Tells How He Stands.

Tuesdays Guthrie Leader conta Us
the following:
Lee Crucc, one of the aspirants 'or
the Democratic gubcrnatorial nomina.
tion arrived from his home at Ard
mere last night. Immediately after
Thanksgiving Mr. Cruce will estlb.
lish headquarters.
Mr.. Cruce is an q rnost advocate of
the nomination of all officers at n
blanket primary and said last nielt
that all Of his efforts would be direct.
ed for those who vote for the pnnci
pies of Democray the opportunity 10
register their preferences Tor an a.
fees by direct ballot
81 believe" said Mr.. Cruce, that
the primary election, at which all
members of the party may vote. 10
be the only system Of nomination thai
Is desired by the people Of Oklahoma.
It Is certain in the eastern half Of the
state the people will consider no othc.
method, ana trC result Of the Iap
election truly can be taken ag IN ind.
cation that I'm the Oklahoma torritorr
The people wan a primary. with the
entire state demanding n primary AMI
with the Democratic mojo-ity In m,
constitutional convention PLEDGED 10
the primary ! am certain that In a'r
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-28
FAST PRACTICE GAME.
High School and Heavy Weights Play
Fast Game.

High School and Heavy Weights Play
a Fast Game.
One of the fastest practice games
Of the season was played Tuesday aft
cruoon on the High school gridiron.
The game was between the Ardmoro
team and the High school team and
was played for practice. Only one half
Of twenty-five minutes was played,
but from the first kickoff the ball
was i'm motion until the end Of the
game. Both teams were coached dur
ing the game and plays Of all kinds
were shown the team by the coaches.
Both the teams have hard games with
visiting teams this wck. The Ard
more team will meet Dmant on the
here Thursday and the High
school viii meet Norman High school
here Saturday. Tho High school team
shows surprising team work and Wac
uoo. Their plays have been r.yan
careful study and if anything they
have the team work down better than
the Ardmorc team. The Ardmorc
team also got in some good plays dur
ing the game and worked their backs
ON practice plays. This is the only
real practice the association team will
have before the game Thursday but
# is in fine shape and will put up
good game, The High school boys
have three more days i'm which to
practice before their game,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-28

Matinee, opera house Thursday at
30 o'clock Prices 15c and 25c. ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-28

situation around Ardmoro is quite a
problem and will have To- De given the
consideration of the bust. inter
csts of the town before it is improved.
This it is hoped will be done by the
good roads convention Muskogcc is
making preparations to entertain all
visitors to the convention and the
commercial club Of that city has ap-
pointed a special committee to look
after the securing of available rooms
and accommodations Tor the visitors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-28
To All Rebekahs.

Thursday, Thanksgiving night, the
members Of Ardmore Rebekah Lodge
No. 20, /. o. O. f. will have a special
Thanksgiving session. After the work
of initiation, a Thanksgiving spread
will be partaken Of by the members
A nice program will also be rendered
and q grand 8ocial time enjoyed.
MRS. MINNIE carp, y. G..
+. A. FAISON Secy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-28
Closing Out at Cost.

Stoves. ranges. guns, cutlery, etc
Come quick for bargains.
2S-1m WEEKS BROS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
Nadtluaa0un 3. Muntrn.

Gnrcpltrobc uno Sort 9fpcrMe -
SiiOljh iobrcnO: ScrIoIien Grub.
@iu-Yorf I, ,, 8 mo 4 ll6r Nor.
gems; Sopcttc. ilo Soiuaro.S trobe
t.21, 2.2t, 3.2t uno 4.2t WorNcns.
Norolid icbreno: &crEoiien Sort
WtcScnrp I, ., 3 rulO 4 llbr DIOR.
gems; GnDcttc- uno @omnro,S trn6c
1.23, 2,23, 1923 lno 4.23 Morgcns.
Dprf. lu,o Srcocrif : Gooo
Silolid iobrcnb: Gcrlniien arIing-
ton . Gucmle, @opcrln 1, 3. 3 u,O
4 llbr WOrgenS; 6npcttc- iul0 Som.
orO.Strobc 1.2S, 2.2S, 1928 uno
4.2S Mor0crS. N6roli0 iaDrcno:
GcrIoiIcn Sroiroton 1, ., 3 uno A
llDr &or9cn5; 6apettc- lnO Som
oro StroBc 1928, 2,2S, 1928 unb
1.2S Nor0cns. Siiolid) %iaDreno:
&erloiicn @igbIanbtolpn 1, 3, 8, ulo
4 llbr Wor9cnS; 6opctte- mo Som.
orO . Strnbc 1928, 2,23, 1923 unb
1928 Wor0cus.
@opitrobcn.2inic - SeltliN fnb-
reno: @crNoiien @arriioli-2onc /. 2,
8, ulO 4 llbr Mor9cns; Baltimore
unb GburIcsitrabe ia, 2,14, 3,14
unb 4,ti Morgens. 8citlid fab
reno: GerIaiicn Mortb.9lpcnue unb
@npitrobc $50, $50, $50 unb 4,30
IorNcns; Baltimore uno Charles.
StroBc Las, 2,46. SAG uno 4,46
Wprgen5.
Maoiion : Ipcllllc . 9iltic = SeIt.
lid) fabreno: &crlaiIen Gruibbia.
Earf 1, 2, 3 uno 4 ltbr Morgets;
Baltimore. II. Charles. StraBe t,1S.
2.tS. 3,tS mo 4.tS Morgens. @eits
lid iubrcno: Serloiicn 3ome.Str T..
Gnbpullft 1, 2, 8 unb 4 llbr Mors
gems; Baltimore. unb GbarlcsitraBe
10, 2.25, 3.25, 4.25 II. 5.25 Wors
gems.
Orleans. nib 2iebtd-n StroBe -
NorOlib iobreno: IcrIoiien 9igbts
Str. -. Sterilization 1, 9, 3 ultb 4 ltbr
Mrrgcns; Baltimore. ullo Charles
Strabe Ito, 2.10. 3.t0 mo 4.10
Moreens. SiioIib fabreno: @erIai.
icn 0ortb. nnb @atteerion- Tarf- ape.
uuc 1850, $50, $3.50 liitb 1870 @or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
TO-. 6 a /.

~ er nddIie Sag bot Den beiben
~ Der I~nregung beoiirftigen
q Truuen @eiprG6sitoff aenllg.
VA ipar pprerit Gliiabcth, ole
fi6 gum SduB eegen jebes @usfors
fden, iebe Nnfpielung in cine lllcrs
i6iitterlibe, Itumme G~rgebung perbilz
fen su baben Ihien.
Damn 6ruu 9en5. OILS iie, ipie
tets mad Grleoi9ung ibrer pTli6ten
oben, oas gbgeibirr Rom pcrigen
@beno unten abliefertc. 9eYdob es uns
ter a%opfI9iittsln uno Selbit9eiprGden
iiber oie Wunoerlid)teit ibres Serrn.
srau Mgnes, Die felten psrFeblte. gu
bieier s3eit in Der Slide anpeIeno 81
iein, ipar antbeilnebmeno unb liebenss
tpiiroiQ scnlg, Die 3~reuber5ise aueens
blidIi6 gu eilitr Enlightenment Mittbeis
lung gu berdnlaHen.
8em Yrin5eb@en Spbelia gait Die
reblid beouusrnoe Ginlcituns. Sas
ipnit 10 9eIunbe, frDbli9s unb sutges
baltene aino iei beuie fieberno uno
fat tront Dor einYamem, llngetroitetsm
Weinsn geipsIen. sic babe eraGblt, Der
, papa fsi ihr beinabs Ole gauge NuGt
fern 9eblieben. in jerer peri9loHerler
Stube, in Der er iih INNER 10 8rdme.
@ie jdrgItige iid 70, bab'er tpieotr gang
ul,S gar traltri9 tpiirbe. irie friiber.
Srau 9lein, Die bon ungefdbr nit
lIri6 herbsi fam, duberte, es more
ebenip unbeimIi6, tpie poliseipioria
bab ibr Mistber einen feiner Rdume gu
Speden beniibe. BON oenel nismano
piiIe uno piIen fcne. Gissntlid
brau9e iie Tplnss niht su bulber. Sic
mare banalS ifon ftuhis eetpelen, als
er fib bel Der Henopirung fir oos cine
3immer iolh traucrmdbise Sdpeten
beItent babe, uro bab Dies eeraoe ienes
I'll, oas inyner, Mittsriiber Den orei uns
y ffnlBtsn RGumsr lisse, Die Ienss'
mann innegebabt babe. s'e.
So, cs lei iene Stufc, beItdtiete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10

.- eco. = tths.. #r '4..r
5rdu 2en3. Steiel6e iei cg, Die BON
auBen TO arg BON Der 2inbe beI6attet
tpilroe, 10 oaB man bonn Sof aus nur
sltt Mu6e 9erpabr piiroe, ob oas Sem
tier geoffnet fet o0er ni4t. llnb bas
~srftere : fe guide raid einmal mad -
ipare offers Der Sal.
Sierbei urterbra9 lllri6 ite nit
tinem 2uftIprung uno einem unnotis
Dirtcn Sauf3er.
nSunge &inb - ipaS lit Dir
oenn?" pertpies ibn oie @robmutter.
@r fab elm MsiIden aus ipie elm BEL
beimliber 8orbdben !SaGberz
tappter; Damn bebdupfete er unbefans
gen. psr gruuele ft9 70 germ"
Oorticbung fol9t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10

gcltS; Baltimore uno G9arleSItraBc
1.5O, $50, $50 ulo 400 Woraens.
Sarfor0 Ipcnl,e 2inie = Siio.
lid) fa6renO: 8erlaIien @eber'S Sarf,
@orforo-Eono /. =, 3 uno 4 llbr
W~ior9enS. 9torolid fabreub: 9alti-
more. II. @apitrabe 100, $50, $50
lnO 4.30 Morgens. Gle SarforO-
Ipcnlle = Nod)tpaggons fo6ten bon
SSebcr'S Enrf, Soriorb.Ioao, bis
baltimore Ii. @opitrabe uno 5l,riid.
NortG 3 slpen1e Clinic - @arri.
Iolt~. 9luellllc : @agQollS perlaiIen
@cluirsTono mo NortD. apcltnc uno
pom electric = Yarf nod ~ llbr
V%fittcrnadJt, mic iolgt: @citlid iob.
reno: &crlaiiclt 9eloir.Gooo mo
&ortba Nuenllc 1903, 1890, I, 1870
mo . llbr YtoreenS; Ycnniplpnnia.
mo NORTH . Nperlie 1926, 1852,
1.22, 1,52 mo 2.22 Morgcns. SeIt-
lld fnbrenO: Gerlailcn electric Earf
1890, /, 100, 3 ulo $50 Mor-
3cns; Eenniplponias uno Nortb.
sucnlte 1851, 1924, t,54, 2.24 uno
2.54 Worgens.
@rItcr mo lettcr @aggon nad)
Dem &odcntogs . Sobrplon. CONT
tags: ocr critic @n90on cine Stuloc
ipGtcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10

nil reritdnoniBloIen, berOunfelten Qu>
gen ipie flrhtfdm iii! Die S3ene. 8
Soft, jebt nid)t audi nod ibtes GeberS
erbGrnlidite 4laee! h' '.,a ;s'
.Sieb nur 10 Der, oIS noateit 9u
tpieber nidt 8eoe iteAen, Su bait llai
o6en perleum0et.. .. IA bait Su, ober
BAIT Oil nidt?"
@liiabetb le6nte fi6 NIT oem Riiden
an Die Sbur. sd neib ni9t -"
ngDaS man nit @bTi9t geiagt bot,
pergiBt man ni6t 10 lei9t." itreute Ole
iun9s 6rau an5iigli8 elm.
nSapobl. Nir baben es BON Spbes
lia."
,Spbelia g.. Tun entIann ii6
Oas Mdohen. sd babe ibr sinmat
erpibert, Dab ulri4 ni6t gut iet," gez
itdno Tie glei69iltig.
n9eine al6erne, her3loIe NnIi6t.
8ebaIte tie Oof peni9itens fir Sid!
9u Idienelt jeBt cine 3eit lang gebsIs
iert - muBt 0u Did oenn INNER
nieOer BON neuem berbaBt ma6en! -.
Serrgott! 2iia, lebne Oo9 ni6t 10 GA,
als t0nntsIt Du ppr 0ran9Ial ouseins
amber fallen! sd mag bas ni4t lei
Den -. biit ia ionit 10 Iei6t rabiat."
Srau @9nes lGdelte eisen na9 ibrer
Muttsr bin. o5rage iie bod, pb Ie
iebt oben Sob e%ingebeimit Bat"
Mit elmer eioenI9uftlihen @eberbe
perI6lang Gliiabstb ibre SGnbe uno
itredte fie ppr. n5ragen! Hiigen!
@erbammsn! -. SIMMER peiter, es lit
ia BON je 10 gepe1en - uno bat midi
bart gemd9t unb upgeniebbar fir aGe,
ulle -. Mber tlo9t Sbr mid nun ni6t
an, oab i'd pioerlpGrti8 isi Sbr
ni9t!."
ySaben mir oas jeBt g" psrtbeis
oi9te fid 6rau &letn, unIifer gelpors
Den bur6 bic 2eioeni 4aftli9teit Der
entgegengelporf enen Morte. iit''
Die jungs Srall, lnaufbDrlid f6arf
biniiberIpdbeno nab Dem audsnoen,
i4malen @eIi6t, erbpb ii6 angeregt.
.@s lam es ia jemano dnoeres getban
baben - eben bor fur5em."
@ner Stol8, aQe &raft, aler SroB
in GiiIabetb tdmen pI0Blih niAt msbr
gegen oas belize S6lu63en auf, bds
fid, lanae %unterOriidt, ietnen Weg
brad nit punben, bergeblih betdmpfz
ten 2auten aus Dem ertpioerungsloIen
MhlnOe, nit einem beftigen Sbrdnens
ausbruD aus Den peroedten Nugen.
Mutter unb Sp9ter bielten Den
Qtbem an Dor lleberruI6ung. Dis Iic
ibre' 9lide tpehIslten, la6 in einsm fpie
, Dem onoeren Der WuBhtud innerer Sc
~nu9tbuung iiber hus 'Sffenbariperben
bon etnas 8erIhpiegcnem, llngedbns
tenn. 9ei Srau 9lein paarte es ii6
nit Der Mei4beit zines flii6tigen Mits
lei6es. -,,e
.glber id babe bod eigentli9 ni6t
9ei6olten un0 ihelte nidt mebr, 2iid.
SAB gut Iein, gebe in 0ein 3immsr.
9(enes pertrGgt Oas ni6t bel i6rem
&opfneb,"
@liIabetb lieB bic cine Sailo BON oen
Iugen rno prebte iid ibr SaIhentu6
an Die 2ippsn, 50 taitete ic ii4 bins
aus.
Primer @urm!" fang cS 9inter ibr
breir.
Srau 49neS mar ipenigcr gu Miteez
fibl 9sneigt.
= -, -
nSie brau6t Ii6 10 etpus mr. niht
ein3ubilbsr - es 1T bph itort! Wie
fam iid ibr unbeiheioenes @erldngen
Bis su oieIem Mdnne erbeGen - es 1T
urerbort!. =. Sci bin 70 auf9erc1t =
fpenn i'd MIR piFen fpnnte, lpas er i9r
sefast pber 9stban bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
@crcinietc Ginger pun Saltimurc.

Sauptqltortier: p@erntonin i. Wdli.
iterd)or &aue"; Er1iioent Senrp
8ieiefing,, Nr. 22s, petl. Gaitcrn-
s(pe.; eorrcipcnoirenOer uno proto.
toIlirenOer SefretGr al6ert Sdmiot,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
NbiaGrtstngc Scr Sampfer TON Nciu'
g)urf.

Ourf.
9ln 10. Miai Gampicr DNorba-
%roIia" nod 9rcrlen.
2(n 10. Mui Gampicr lorraine"
no6 SABRE.
PIN 10. Moi Gonlpicr nN(ncrifa"
nab @olnburg.
2lm 10. Moi Camper n@0niQ
O3tor ser 3meitc" nod &~opcnbagcn.
9lm 10, Mai Compiler n0crnlonio"
nnd Ncopcl.
9(nr 10. N1oi Sampler Gretic"
nod Ncapel iln0 @elilto.
Am II. Mai 0ompicr u8a3cogne"
nod Soprc.
9(m -. Moi 2ompicr oGoiicl"
Ilod) Bremen.
PIN II. Wtni 0ompicr "Yrctoria"
nad) Samburg.
9lm II. Mai 9ompicr oYgiIo,
0clpbia" nu0 Soutbampton.
Nm II. Mui .0ompIcr oGroon-
LAMB" mad, 9(ntpcrpct.
Nn II. Woi Gnmpicr nMinnc-
tonfo" nod) 2onOon.
9tm II. Mai 9onpicr ySrcnc"
nad Nacnpcl un0 @enua.
9lm -. Woi Gunpfcr n2uconia"
nad) 2ipcrpool.
Pm -. 0ini Gnmpfcr Ethiopia"
nodJ Glasgow.
Nm 10, Wtai Gampier oaoiicr
@ilbelm" noh Bremen.
Sln t6. Woi Gampicr oWnjcItic"
lod 2iperpool.
2fm IS. Mai Gampicr o2ombar-
0io" nad) Ncopcl uu0 @enllo.
9lm rs. Moi Camper nYot3Oam"
uud) Nottcr0ant.
s(m II. Moi 0ulnpicr nSouroinc"
mad SABRE.
9lm II. @ai Gnmpfcr nN9ein"
IlluI SlNIIlll..
gm II. Mni Gulnpicr Is. j. Siet.
len" nnd) &opcnbogcn.
2tn II. Moi Gompfcr o9Iiidcr"
hoh @nmbur9.
Pm is. Moi Ianpicr yGeltic"
nud) 2iucrpoul.
9(m 10. Mai Gompicr n9retugnc"
noh &ourc.
S(m 10. Moi 9ampicr n@aibino.
tor" nod 9teopel unO Wenntn.
9(m 10. Moi Camper n@rai @al-
ocrIeC" llod) Son1bura.
9tm 10. Moi 0nmpier rSt. Saul"
nod Sontbonpton.
9lm 10. Moi Gompfer ,3cclono"
nod gntucrpcrl.
Sim 10. Moi Ganpicr nNeioba"
nod) 2onoon.
s(m IS. Mai Gaupfcr vllmbria"
nod 2ipcrpool.
9(nl 10. Mioi Gampicr y9onigill
2otiic" mad 9tcopcl urO @cnln.
9tm 10. Moi Gonlpirr nGoIum-
bio" nnh Glasgow.
pm %. Woi 0ompicr naonig
@iI6clm Ser 3pcitc" nad Bremen.
Sim -. Moi Gontpfcr DGaronia"
nod 2iuerpool.
slm %. Mui Camper ySlauoHia"
nodJ Neapel lnO @cnltn.
9lnl 80. Moi 0onpie: Oceanic"
nud) 9iperpool.
SIN %. Ntoi 9nmpicr o2o3io"
nod Ncopcl ulo @culto.
slm %. Moi Gnmpicr uNoors
bom" nod Gottcroom.
Pm %. Mai Gompicr DWnopnna"
nod Neopcl.
H(m 81. Moi 9umpier nSapoic"
rod) SABRE.
Nm 81. Mai 2ompicr nYrin5ciiin
NIice" nod) Bremen.
am 81. Moi Sontpfer .aoui9il
Illgultc Gictoria" naG Sambitrg.
9lm 81. Mai Iampier .Scllig
Slap" nnd) &%openbogen.
Mm 2G. Moi Gompicr Bulgaria"
nndl SanburD.
Nm 26. Mai Ganpier oNclp-Dorf"
llud) Soittbampton.
sln 26. Mai Tontpicr y5inldnO"
nudl gntlpcrpcll.
gm 26. Moi Camper rMintc-
.apoliS" rud) Sonopn.
slm 26. Mai Coupler uGampo-
MIA" nud) Siuerpopl.
Nm %. Mui Gumpicr ySccona"
nad Sombttrg.
Mrrp;ufofr n ,,,, ~ ,Itsouvr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10

Nr. 30G, Siio-9 aca. Strabc; Sinan5.
SefretGr Is. Simmclbeber, Scr. 315,
0orc.Go en,G troBe; Sbatmeiiter $.
Nidlid, Scr. 7t3, 8arner.St roBe;
9irigcnt Sobn 81. 9lein. Gcriammz
lun0 icoen 5ipciten Srcitag I'm Wo.
nat.
rMrion."
Saltptouartier: Stog .SaQe, Hr.
205, Sonopcr.S traBe. Singitunoe:
Mittmoh - 9irigent: S. 6. 0ranf.
.9armonie." .
Sauptqliortier: Scr. Ala, @cIt.
6opcttc-S troBe. Gingititnoe: 9icu.
tags - 9iri0cut: SSobn ". alcin.
Germans. WGnnrrdJor."
SauptQl.articr: @crmonia MGn.
ncrd)or Sale. Rr. 4t0--412. @cIt.
2ombnro.S troBe. Gir9Ihnoc: Son.
ncrltags - Qirigcnt: Tbcohnr Sem.
1crger.
nSrobiinn."
Sollptqliortier: 6robiinn . Sauc,
Rr. 1000, Sreberid. Npemte. Cling.
Itulroe: Observation-Disclosures: So6u
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-13
4 VLNpIcArIoN EoR "a RIEReg
Decision BY the Supreme Court Of the
State, Against the Ladies'
Home Journal.

A verdict has been rendered in IA
vor Of the plaintiff in the libel suit
brought against the Ladies Homo
Journal published by the Curtis Pub
fishing Coz by the Worlds Dtspensary
Association, of which Dr.. R. Y
Pierce is president. The suit was
brought by Doctor Pierce against the
Curtis Publishing Co, for making
false statements about one Of bis
standard family medicines known as
DR.. Pierces Fayorite Prescription. In
the May number of the Ladies' Home
Journal 1sOD, Mr.. Edward Box, the
editor, stated that DR.. Pierce's Favor
tie Prescription contained alcohol and
some other harmful ingredients, and
DR.. Pierce had in the action alleged
tnat the defendant maliclously pub.
lished this article containing such
false defamatory matter. Dr.. Pierce
further claimed that no alcohol is OF
ever was contained in his 'FayoTite
Prescription that said medicine was
a vegetable preparation and contained
no deleterious ingredients, whatever;
that Mr.. Reinstatement pretending
Ia give some OF the ingredients Of said
medicine, was wholly and absolutely
false. During the trial, the vice presi-
dent OF the Worlds Dispensary Medi-
cal Association stated, that the ingrei-
tents Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip.
ton were extracted from the follow.
ing native roots: Golden Seal, Blue
cohosh, Lady's Slipper, Black Co
hosh and Unicorn, by means Of pure
glycerine. He was asked how he
knew, as a physician ana experienced
medical man, that the "Fayorite Pre-;
scription" was cure for the diseases
peculiar to women, such as amenor.
rhea, dysmenorrhea, ante-yersion, ret.
royersion, and he stated that he knew
such was the fact because Of his pro.
fesional experience and the many
thousands Of women whose ills had
bee cured by this Prescription" The
Vice president, being asked to give
his authorities, read from the stand.
ard works, such as the United States
pispensatoy. The American Dispen-
satory and many other standard medi-
cal books.
The retraction printed by the Cur,
tbs Publishing company two months
after the llbelous statement appeared
and nearly wo months after the suit
had been begun stated definitely that
analyses had been made at their re-
quest and that the "Favorite Prescrip.
ton" did not contain either alcohol,
opium of digitalis.
.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-13
RECENT ATTACK
ON MANAGEMENT.
Stockholders Of Chesterfield Heights
Again Elect old Officers.

The stockholders Of the Chesterfield
Heights Corporation met at the Mon
ticello Hotel yesterday afternoon and
reelected all the old Officers and the
executive committee, as follows;
President s, A. Moore; vice presi-
dent and general manager, A. L,
Howse; secretary, s. H, Bowman;
treasurer @. /. zirlle. The executive
committee Is composed Of Messers. A.
8. Moore, Melville Peck and A f.
Hawkins
The report Of the officers showed
that a number Of new houses had been
erected at Chesterfield Heights in the
last year, and that more were con.
templatedl Several magnificent homes
will be built by the management for
sale and torrent.
Indignation was expressed by the
stockholders at the recent effort made
to discredlt the managenet, and Q
resolution was adopted unanimously,
expressing entire faith on the part Of
the stockholders in the integrity and
business ability OF the odcers Of the
corporation folk Land alsrl