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The BOOKER T. WASHINGTON Papers To Samuel B. Hartmant [Tuskegee, Ala.] Feb. 7, 1902 Dear Sir: One of the friends of this institution living in New York has wired me of the use of my picture with testimonial of your Peruna remedy in the Brooklyn Eagled On November lath, you will remember that I wrote you that I did not desire that this advertisement should appear in any other newspapers, and you wrote me under date of November lath that my request should be followed.3 The Brooklyn Eagle of Wednesday, February Pith, contains this same advertisement much to my chagrin and displeasure. I am compelled to ask you to be very sure that this advertisement is withdrawn altogether from any newspapers with which it has been placed for future publication. The statement that you have recently received a letter from me is misreading and deceptive. Yours truly, Booker T. Washington TLpS Con. 18zA BTW Papers DLC. ~ President of the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co. and the Market Exchange Bank of Columbus, Ohio. ~ See An Advertisement in the Brooklyn Eagle, Feb. a, egos, above. 3 A representative of the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co. wrote to BTW that the running of the advertisement was a mistake that resulted when the Brooklyn Eagle repeated a poorly printed advertisement that they had run earlier. He advised BTW that all the plates had been destroyed and apologized to BTW. (Peruna Co. to BTW, Peb. 12, 1902, Con. 239, BTW Papers, DLC.) From Whitefield McKinlay Washington, D.C., February 7, 1902 Dear Mr. Washington: Below is a copy of a letter just received from Prof. Kealing. ''The fight seems lost. Mr. Wilford H. Smith sends me this morning a letter from Mr. Lyman, Chief Division of appointments, stating, 'you are informed that the President has decided to retain the present incumbent in the said office.' ''I suppose that settles it. If the President offers Mr. R. L. Smith 392