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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-19
Verde Pierce.
A,s'' 1881 'IhaE
Ladies' Home Journal.

Sending truth utter, 4 nc. n Is an odd
sr..nSlm that va lie will travel i sever,
leagues while truth Is getting its boots
on and no donbs5 hprd:cls OF thousands
OF good people read the unwarrantedan and
malicious attack upon Or. II. V. Pierce
and his FavorIte Prescription published
; 10 the May tlcpil number OF the Ladies',
Home Journal, with It's grea. black dis.
play headings, WHO never saw the hum.
Bile, grovcllng rctractioH, with Its incun..
splcaoas heading, published two months
later. 1twas boldly charged In the sland-
erous and libelolis article that DR.. Plerce's
ifavorite Prescription, for the cure OF
woman's weaknesses and ailments, con-
tained alcohol aud other harmful ingredi-
ents. DR.. Pierce promptly brought suit
against the publishers OF the Ladies'
Home Jo,snsl !t::. 800, COZ, 90 damages. &
Or. Pier ~ aE eie,i lhae Mr.. Box, the
editor. ma'ltipHiy published the article
containing Sileli fable ard defamatory
matter wi! u TN, intent Of injurinx his
business n Etliei more. that no alcohol, OF
other Htuft ,us. or habit-forming, drugs
are. or ser were. contained In his -Fa-
vorlte BTessfiption :; that said medicine
IS mady fp6m native medicinal roots and
contahlno harmful Ingredients what
eveTs6d that Mr.. Bok's malicious state.
metT were wholly and absolutely false,
ADMINISTRATION printed by said 1ournal
they were tprced 70 Acknowledge that hey
had Qbtained 9laIY ses Of ElYorlIe re:
scElps!on.. from eminent chemists. III 81
eQhql Or any q Tie alleged ha rm ful drIgsl
These facts were also proven IN the tfla1 q
the action In the Supreme Court. But tho
business OF Dr.. Pierce was greatly Injured by
the publication Of the libclous article with
It's great display headings while hundreds OF
thousands who read the Wicked dcsnmntory
article mover saw the humble rgrpycIlng re-
traslion set IN snail tyTs and made as ncon-
ever brought before Jury IN the Supreme
Court OF New York State which promptly
rendered a verdict in the Doctors favor.
base ISLANDERS were rciuted. E,5 ", !
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FIGHTING THE WINDS.

Mr.. August A. Busch, perhaps the
most prominent brewer Of America,
and one Of the foremost OF the world,
makes statement which should be re.
garded as authentic and authorata,
tive because 1t comes from such a
source. Mr.. Busch says that his con.
Germ with practically every other
large brewery in the country. will be.
gin war on absolute prohibition.
our business" he says. has always
been conducted along legitimate lines
and we will do all in our power to uI,.
hold the law, refusing to sell to those
saloons that violate it." There will
be national caupaign against prohi.
bition.
Mr.. Busch and his associates In the
brewing business have mapped out for
themselves task Of immense proper.
lions. Indeed It would seem that they
might as well turn their efforts to an
attempt to stop the wind which sweeps
from ocean to ocean as to attempt to
stem the tide Of the prohibition sentl.
ment that Is sweeping this country
from the Gulf to the Lakes, Each
days developments but adds evidence
to the success of the advocates OF pro.
- ri a. sHUs . q
hlbltfon in their determination to drive
the Demon Rum" from public life;
to remove the tcnlpter from the paths
Of the youths Of the land. The pro.
Ihib'tion sentiment Is here: Il Is hero
to stay md here It will remain until
there is no longer any need Of It.
when grog shops, dcns. OF tiniquitysand
those vices Of which Intoxicating Ii.
quor are the invarlable accompani-
ment are things Of the dead and buried
past. The brewing business may. be,
and doubtless Is, conducted along leglt.
innate lines. Nobody Is dlsputlng that
statement. Neither Is there any rea.,
son for 'iisbeiteying Mr.. Busch when
he says that tho brewers Of the coun..
try VIII hereafter refuse to sell To.
those Saloon keepers who violate the
JAW, but the statement md the inten:.
ton come too late. The damage has
3a AZ, been done, the crime has i'll.
ready been commltted and the Demon lemon
Bum " on trial his hesoreS the
national bar 81 public opinion. Ruined
men N and wreck d ana sheerless,
homes scattered All oyor this country
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FAlRvlEW.

There was a meeting in the auditor
lam OF the school house November 5,
and literary society organized known
ms the Faisvlew Literary Society,
which viii meet every Friday hight.
The following officers were elected !:
Dr.. Geo. h. Miller. president; Andrew
T. Sine, vice president; q. F. Ammons,
treasurer; Prof. VIM. Beatty, secre.
tary; Misses Sallfe &. Martin and Ida
Hanes, corresponding secretaries;
Marshall E. Fast, door Keeper. The
following was the programme for last
Friday night:
Song-America.
Prayer-Rev. N, c. Johnson.
Reading of the bylaws Of the so
ciety-Prof. VIM. Beatty.
Address-Literary pork-Dr Geo
R. Miller.
Reading-Miss Gbldie James-Lndy
Claire.
Reading-Aliss Minnie Powell =
Awakening the Young 'Uns.
oration-Rev. NJ. C. johnson BE
You'd the Alps Lies Italy.
Debnte-Resolvcl. That war has
caused more misery than intempcr
ance. To afIlrm--Z. F. Anmons
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RE TIRED BUSINESS MAN
FAvORS NEW THEORY

mas n really remarkable medicine
Judging from my own experience.
Y have been n sick man for 1--WE
years; Three years ago Il was told BY
a physician that had Brlghts dis.
ease of the Kidneys. | have treated
constantly for this trouble since, with.
out results After reading Tho article
! have mentioned. | purchased some
OF this man Cooper's medicine. i have
been astoundcd by what it has done
Tor ME. was relieved to some extent
WITHIN p hours. To-day my health is
better than for 1--WE years. ana So far
as I can tell, my kidney trouble has
disappeared. +
MY wife, who had stomach trotililc
for some time, tried the preparation
after noting its action In my case
and her Improvement is fully as mark.
ed Jas mine, She now eats heartily
three times q day without distress
whatsoever. Her nervousness has also
ltstl her certainly believe this mans
success Is fully tustlaed as fiie ill., IL
has has med ieines;
3 y ss viii glad describe the remark:
st',iesf seora made by Tie 1 Cooper melt
ieinss to alls@ho wish to know them.
~ a. aiiiingslea d %:
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Many N e a Me 4
Are r ent

MusKoGEE, Okla, Nov. as.-Rep
resentatiyes from every section Of the
great empire west Of tho Mississippi
including governors, congressman an,
other officials OF State. and national
reputation, are The guests Of Musko
gee, coming here TO participate in thu
eighteenth annual Trans. Mississippi
Commercial congress, opening to-day
0klahona's entrance Into the Union
was the keynote Of the opening ses
sion the principal speaker being Gov
ernor c. NJ. Haskell, who on last Sat
ur,lay was sworn in as the first exc
cutive Of the forty.slxth State. II
All OF the sessions of the congress,
which will extend through the week
will be held in the great new conven
ton hall built for the purpose by the
people OF Muskogee at a cost OF 500,
900. The Muskogee Commercial club
the Hundred Thousand club and the
citizens OF the city geenrally have
Joined In extending an enthusiast.
welcome to the thousands Of visitors
and the entertainment plans. which
have been going forward for several
months, are on a more elaborate scale
than ever before attempted in Okla
homa.
One offhe most important subjects
before the congress is that of bring.
ing about closer commercial relations
between the trans.Mississippi States
and the Latin republics Of Central and
South America. This work was com.
menced at the late congress at Kan.
sns City, when Secretary Root was the
principal speaker, and plans will be
made to continue It on greater scale.
Among the speakers on this topic will
be the Hon. John Barrett, director OF
the bureau OF American republics. The
question Is one OF great Importance to
the western and gulf States, because
OF their conslguity and the conditions
Which make the parts OF the Latin re.
publics the natural avenue of Niissis.
sippi, gulf and Pacific coast trade.
The subject of the improvement Of
waterways will also come in for much
attention, the principal speaker on
the programme being H., F. Newell,
of Washington, member OF the inlant
waterways committee.
An important issue affecting nearly
all the States west Of the Mississippi
is that of the withdrawal Of public
lands from settlement under the law
creating government forest reserves.
In this discussion the policy of the ad.
ministration will be defended by the
Hon. Clifford Plnclot. chief Of the bu.
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ca.a,rurh csnno,Y % cured

With local applications, as they cam
not reach the seat Of the diesase.
Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional
disease, and in order to cure III YOU
must take internal remedies. Halls
catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and muco1ss
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Care lis sInots
queck medicine. It was prescribed
by one Of the best physicians hi this
country for years and is a regular
prescription. 1t Is composed, Of the
best tonlcs known, combines With til.
best blood purifiers. acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination Of the two; ingredients.
Is what produces such wonderful q.
suits In curing CatarrM Send for tes-.
timonials free. ~ ", ~
F. J. cHENET q co Props.
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, price u. a
K Take Halls Family Pills; for consti:g
>.tion. q. 3st5
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Subscribe for the West vlrginian
nresseIl tnrkeys al ROBINS.

~ - 49, IL
bear mute pathetic but eloquent 5tes.
itimony that Rum has been a ruth.
less violation Of al law and that Rum
must nay the penalty. Tits not the
men who aree ngaged In the:liquor
business that lprohibitionists are fight.
Ing, but but llquorS itself AS long as il:
. |. inteSieates:; ssslong5 as q makes
beasts q 81 men long as ie makes
,happ.y'3 wives he'll less willows and Joy:
Gus q I. children pltifnl and dependent on:
3nhanss lust soElong win its lie fought
The fight ciii have but one ending,
and ne finish is not far III the futare.
Svoman's National Daily.
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Fruit Oh overs.
18th ANN uALs EETlN,e OF STATE
ASSOCIATE ON 81 o MEET Nh
/ .s5Si,l II u AT WESTON. +


The fourteenth annual meeting OF
the West Virginia state! Hortieul,
tural Society Will be held lat Weston
on Monday and Tuesday. December
. and 10. The remaining days Q.
the same week will be occupied By
the meetings Of the other State agri,
cultural associations at the same
place. The fruit growers meeting
will consist Of -four meetings, begiu.
ming with one on Monday; and three
on Tuesday. The State Poultry IA.
ISOLATION that will not hold It's annual
meeting at Weston. 1t meets the
week previous at Fairmont.
An especially good programme Is be.
Ing arranged for the horticultural
society meet and fruit growers from
over the entire State will speak. as.
sisted by two or three speakers from
outside the State. The meeting Of
the State Grange Turing the same
week Will be watched with interes;
as there are some, important ques
tons to come before the Grange for
discussion. ~.
The exhibit OF fruit, nuts and vege.
tables will be made a speciai fea.
tnre Of the meeting and very liberal
cash prizes Will be offered for the
best display OF these products. There
will probably be three prizes offered
for the best and largest collections
of apples and in addition smaller
prizes for the best plates of five ap-
pies each of the standard varieties.
The prizes offered for apples will az.
gregate about one hundred dollars.
Prizes will be offered on nuts, vege.
tables and flowers.
Fruits and nuts may be sent In for
exhibit by The United States express.
but where this Is done shipment
should be made In ample time to IN.
sure the arrival Of the packages at
Weston not later than the morning
of Dccelaber 9th. Such shipments
should be addressed State Horticul.
tural Society, Weston, W. Va" Elk.
press charges will be paid by the SO,
ciety.
Fruit growers and all others who
are in any way interested in hortlcul.
ture and in the development Of the
fruit interests OF the State, are most
cordially invited to attend this meet.
Ing, as It Is expected to be one OF
the most successful ever held in the
state Director Stewart, OF the eyps.
fiment station, will make report on
the ihapeclioh work among the Or.
ehards IN connection with the sah
lose scale and peach yellowa,
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A SAN FRANCISCO PHYSICIAN.
Uses Aerplcidt Successfully in Treat.
Inc eyeosls Of the Beard.

--'--'.s' TSsS. -SaSsSoo'o'Iy III ATcdk-
Ing syeos1s Of the Beard.
He says: y recently treated a case
Of sycosis (similar to BARRIERS itch) Of
the lower lip, with Newbro's Herpicide.
There was an extensive loss Of beard
with inflammation extending well
down on the chin. The result Of the
application Of Herplcille was most
gratifying. The loss OF beard ceased
and a new growth of hair is now TAX.
ing place over the once inaamed area.
"tsigned.) Melville f. o'Neill, M. D.
"s45 Howard st.
San Francisco, CAL"
Herpicide kills the dandruf germ
and permits the hair to grow abnnd-
antly. fs25 ~
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc.
in stamps for samples to The Herpi.
eide Co., Detroit, Mich.
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Northwest Live Stock shov,,,

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Nov. 19.-one OF
'he finest exhibitions of cattle, horses,
sheep and swine ever shown in this
section opened to-day under the Mt.
spices OF the Northwestern live Stool;
Association. nnd viii extend until Fri.
day, inclusive. Live stock men from
all over Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa,
'he pakotas and Montana have sent
exhibits. 81, ~ ~
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Personals.
Miss 'tossie ccullough has return.
sd from q short visit with relatives at
Manning ton III.
Mrs. Harye vanata, Of New street
Z rs quite sick. Is
MISS Anna Morgan spent Sunday at
Aiers home 2at Winfield. -
Nj. Frank Davis, Of Baltimore, Is
sisiing Ills parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
charles Davis, d near Pleasant Val
aesa III D.
siessrs. Frank and Herbert Barnes,
Of BentonSs Ferry, who are attending
the Normal school, have taken rooms
on Walnut avenue.
Mrs. Bruce Summers and Miss Cora
Hapr. OF Catawba, we're the guests Of
AIr and Mrs a. 2. Hawkins Saturday
Miss Pansyi Jacobs Is spending d
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
MIS-. Lindsay Jacobs, of Trlune.
Mrs Y stealeyswi 80 TO Clarks
burg tomorrow to attend the Grand
Lodge.
Mrs! B !. Henderson has returned
4 from q weeks visit with rNatlves Al
Gladly Creek, Taylor county.
Nrs Ernest Steele. d B. AMI o. brake
man, had his lbs broken while running
on a freight near Morgantown Mon
day He1was brought here on No. Sc
and taken 70 HIS home on Market
street: ..s.;;l "
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Chas. lMcElroy. To deny-Chas. Good.
night, Dr.. R. G. Armstrong,
Jnlges-A. T. Sine, Claude Pulliam
and Glen Lowe.
Two in favor of the negative and
one in favor OF the mfr itamey.
one In favor Of the affirmative.
The programme was Very interest
Ing and every one did his part well
which was very much enjoyed by the
large crowd that Was present. The
officers are to be commended for the
zeal shown III the literary and the pee,
pie who Intend will be greatly btha
fited.
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NJ oNTANA MINES. ;,

q. s. "a y. =. y. = .. >,
oNTA.yA MINES, Nov. 1s.-Mr.
S ard II r: Al. Brown. OF Clarksburg.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
senned
mrs. Michael is spending a
5 fes days in pittsburg.
Wesare: glad to note that Mr.. Albert
satterfiell sisSnow able to bejpp after
severe illness Of typhoid fever.
4 and Mrs. A. Z. Kinkead, of
sbllrg, were calling on MIR. ana
\ 0Nifs. N, Holmes Sunday.
MIS- J::4Js Hurts and Mr.. H. L. IIar-
Ns, % yiola, spent Sunday with rela-
ives az White Day. .
MES Charles Hoult. OF Hoult, spent
Saturday and; sHndayswitt her parents,
sseIrs and Mrs u. j. .Prickett
Mr.: Lester Pitcher OF the First
ward, was circulating among friends
at Viola sunday
Miss Ruth SMerriheld, of Mt. Har-
mony was calling on Mrs. i. J. Prick
etts sunday afternoon. X 81
Miss Ethel Prickett$ Of Fairmont.
spent sunday with relatives at Viola.
Ne Ladies' of the Golden Eagle will
\ hold an oyster supper and festival at
theft hall here son next Saturday ev-
ching. yeniber 49, 53: Ii Il
I'VE Harris of; Fairmont,! spent
Sunday az Viola with and Mrs.
VIM Harris {;ys 4 a
Miss Georgia kirk, o. Fairmont,
spent Sunday here underihef paternal
roof. &
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FIJI WARD.


M Thomas Steele, m aged and
5ilfs long resident o. Clinton district,
near Little Falls, died at his home
Monday afternoon 5at j: 80 O'Clock. He
was seventy nine years and three days
old and IS s,iryiy by his VINE, who
has been hi declining health for the
past Two years. and six SONG and one
Laughter. His Sons are j.. H. Steele,
81 Little FANS; n. &: Steele, f@ TINS
ward; George Steele, Of Seattle
Hvash. Grant Steele 5ot Mississippi;
Luther Steele, Arizona; zadoe
Steele, Who lived with his father, and
the laughter IS Mrs. Hall McBee, Of
4 Little Falls. he was one Of Monon'
saiia's most uccesstnl farmers and
has numerous friends and relatives
t,;at win regret to hear OF his death
Funeral sersl lees VIII he held to-mor
row morning at 10 80 at Pisgah. In
torment at the cemetery at Pisgah.
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To Cure Cold in one Day.
: Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinlne
Tablets. Druggists refund money II It
fails to cure. E. W. GROVES sigma.
ture is on each box. CSC.
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5SWiiiNA Funeral.

Among those from this ward who
win attend the funeral 5of Mr.. Thomas
steele at Little Falls tomorrow are
Mr.land MRS N. {. Steele and family,
Bsir; and MIS- Frank Teichnell, Mr.. and
Mrs: Mid Stevens, Mr!iLuther Steele,
Lloyd McBee and Ruins Ross.
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TRIMS n |; MISS SsIRfI g ,lANER0IffI,
CONGRESS MEETS N 5DHY' iIsMUSK OGEE,

rean of forestry at Washing ton.
The mining industry. very Import.
ant one In the West, will be ctoansid;
cred at length, and a demand will be
made that government department
| OF mines and mining be established,
co-ordinateswith the department Of ag.
riculture, and with It's head a member
OF the Presidents cabinet.
, Tho live stock industry will not be
neglected, one OF the speakers on this
topic being s. H. GOWN of Fort Worth,
attorney for the American National
Live Stock Association. Is.
Several Indian chiefs, representing
the five civilized tribes. will speak for
the aboriginal Americans now inbabit.
Ing the western States and terrific.
ries. Robert L. Owen. of. this city,
who will be one Of oklahoma's first
United States Senators, anu who has
Indian blood flowing through his veins,
will discuss THE Removal Of Re.
strictians from Indian Lands.
The project for the formation ~ /,
new State, to be known as Lincoln.
from portions OF the States Of Wash.
lngton, Idaho and Oregon viii be
brought before the congress by N w,
Durham, editor Of the spokane, Wash
spokesman-Review. Ii
Statehood for Arizona and New Mex.
leo will be favored by citizens of those
territories, who will attempt to so.
cure the official Endorsement Of th.
congress.
Other subjects announced for con.
sideration include drainage I Of SUB
merged lands, irrigation of the arid
aistricts, good roads. the Panama can.
~, parcels post, Improvement OF the
missouri anu Arkansas rivers, rail-
road fesnlahon. national finance, 40.
Seiopmeht oil the Pacificc Northwest,
american N3f!s1 SUPREMACY upon the Pacific
oeeun anu western life insurance,
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FUtile pulci embroidery club.

4 N UtIIe DUG Etnhroldery Club.
The utile Dllci Embroidery Club
VIII he entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Jane Jenkinss Sof Parks avenue, this
evening An enjoyable evening is an.
tieii,ate
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Y. M. c. A. Convention.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Natfount
headquarters Of the Young Mems
Christian Association have been es.
tablished in Washington and the final
preparations are being made for the
,opening on Friday of the thirty,sixth
international convention. It is ex.
pected that not less than 1000 dele
gates will take part in the sessions.
The programme, as now arranged, pro-
yides for addresses by Ambassador
James Bryce, William j. Bryan and
many other famous men. If possible,
president es Il Roosevelt iilFaddress the
delegates. Y. vi. II
Right prices IN brass goods al Fish.
Ier's, 2s2 Main street Il Az, 4 ii
Dressed tprk eys ut Robb'st
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gLadies;,,SAId Society.

The Ladies, Aid Society OF the
First NJ. tPS Churchtis being entertain.
cd thissat afternoon at the home Of Mrs,
Leonard on Merchant street.
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MI Perry Bruce, OF New street, was
called to catletsburg, Kentucky, by
the li death 81 his grandmother, Mrs.
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4 Personals.

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