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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27
LAUNORYMAN'S
GOOD LUCK
ALLEN HooUE AND WIFE reel.
PieNTs OF GOOD FORTUNE.
An inheritance Which Has Been a
viii O. the Wisp for the Past Ten
Years Comes at Last Unex-
peotedly-EVerybody Glad.

Il am feeling better than ! have In
four years and have taken but four
treatments" said Mrs. Allen Hogue
at the Binkley Monday evening when
spea!ing of the results obtained from
the treatment of j. Austin Larson.
"Yes, he is sure putting new life
into leI," ~interposed her husband,
and continuing Mrs. Hogue informed
the reporter that she had been in
poor health fors ten years, but had
been especially feeble for the past
four years from the various ills OF
%womankind. On her first visit to
Prof. Larson she had to be assisted
to his Office, but on the evening
(which this interview occurred had
walked all the way from her home to
the hotel, a distance of about nine
blocks.
4 can scarcely wait until Monday
| and Tue7day Of each week comes so
/ can get my treatmnts,' said she,
for ! am making such rapid improve
ment. Ny friends are all speaking of
how much better | am looking, and |
tell you am sounding the praises
OF Prof. Larson's work to everyone
/ meet
How long have YOU lived in sher'
MANI" was asked.
81 lave lived here six years, but
Mr.. Hogue was raised here. | have
ralen tre,tment in thfee different
towns from FIVE different physicians
but the only benefit | ever got was
from this treatment"
she is getting along a great deaI
better than / had ever hoped for
said Mr.. Hogue, "and with so many
people getting well under Prof. Lar
sons treatment had set my hopei
pretty high"
Mr.. Hogue is associated with thu
National Laundry. To fully appre
ciate the enthusiasm Of these people
one must hear them talk and see tn
happy and satisfied expressions o
their faces. Mr.. Hogue Is natural,
a very conservative man, but tn
; quiet smile of acquiescence to hi
wife's praise OF the treatment ther
e Is the CLEAN of Joy that hrills tn
+ man who beholds his invalid wife o
!, the sure way to perfect health
Sherman Democrat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27
A PHYSICIAN
CONVERTED
TEXAS PHYSICIAN MYsTlFlEn
EY RECOVERY OF CASE.
Alex Msngrun Reesins Heslth-or.
J. 4. Allen Of Detroit, Texas, Wit
nestes Strange Cure Without
Druse-comine Treatment.

- NJ man ever came 20 South Nc
Alest,r with stronger endorsements
than J. Austin Larson, the amous
healer from sherman, Texas. and no
Gaze ever brought him greater repu-
tation than the transformation of Mr..
Alex Nangrum from a man whom
competent physicians had pronounced
hopeless from a medical standpoint,
to one with a new lease on life and
hope ior The future. For four years
Mangrum had been failing IN health
in spi of drugs and the best medical
advice. Indigestion, lack OF assimila-
tiun Of food, catarrh and constipation
were he steps ON the downward grade
Of III health and later his physicians,
OF whom there were a dozen or more,
pronounced his trouble consumption.
Whom he was brought to J.. Austin
Larson, he had to be .ift2d from hls
bed. 4 mere skeleton with no strength
and no hope. Within a week the
mira &c was wrought. The elastic step
Of youth. a healthy appetite, a diges.
tion capable of taking are of whole.
some food, regularity of action of bow
els, a gain of four pounds IN weight
were lie heritage of that first wonder
full week. With each succeeding week
Mangrnm grew stronger and better.
until nr. j. A. Allen, voicing the senti-
ments of other physicians who had at
tended the case, wrote from Detroit.
Texas. to the Paris Daily Advocate the
following remarkable letter:
Detroit, Texas, June 20, 1905.
u have been closely associated with
the case of Mr.. Mangrum since he was
taken sick four years ago and in spite
of everything we could do for,him h'
declined gradually. His case when hi
went under treatment of J. Austin Lar
son and associates was an e%ntirel!
hopeless one from a medical stand
point. The medicines we gave him go
so thoy would have no effect on his fe
yer. He had several degrees Of fevel
every day for three weeks prior TO hi
beginning this new treatment; ha'
registered 1921 degrees every day
Since taking treatment IL has move.
vet o n to 100. This condition o
improvtu ut has been general; goo
annette. which was entirely lackinI
before good digestion and assimilation
Of iuoi This he's brought new strength
and oar patient gained seven pound
in the first two weeks. All This with
out n dicine as at j. Austin Larson
ra1ua.. ! stopped giving medicine. Il
nv forty years practice ] have bee
able 30 witness the closing days @
my work the greatest recovery will
out medicine, mark you, that il ha
been my good fortune 70 witness be
fore. II is undoubtedly the comm
treatment Of the age.
CSignodl Or. ]. 4. Allen
South McAloster Cari..l.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27
Former II. & 7. c. Claim Agent.

II believe enough in J. Austin Lar
son" 7. e. Shirley remarked. ito be-
lieve that he can cure a case when
he says he can. In fact, I've heard
him tel some people that his treat
ment would only help their cases,
while 20 others he said he was con-
fdent he could cure them. I've just
completed four weeks under the
treatment and have been very great
~ benefited. For ten days | haven't
had a touch of asthma, my bowels
are regular, | sleep fine and a any
thing | want Fisherman Register.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27
D. r. Neville
The First National Bank
r J. Edwards, Pres.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $40 coo
@. T.. Thrall, Vice President.

Tot the Pubic-A uan - ears old d-Sn not suanye expect much reuefrom mo long
ariuion. nor did l. but D r. Neville the Larson Healer IN has been in Eureka the
past few weeks stopped sre pain in my right shoulder in single treatment though
the affection was brought On by m injury sustained in M boyhood. prior to the treat
Iunerd constantly, So Icmui not sleep. All the trouble il now removed he
Imye in his mans power TO heal bee SeI hWe seen II demonstrate OF other as we'll.
mypcf O. u Thrau
vice Pres. First National Bank
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27
4 UNIQUE
Old Carriage Maker at Sherman Still
Works at Trade.

MY lamcness is all gone and ! am
a great deal better than at any time
before since the rheumatism tackled
me IN December
TIL speaker was J. w. Hillen OF
224 West Houston street. Sherman and
the subject of the above remark was
the remarkably good results obtained
under the drugless treatment of j. Aus
in Larson and d. r. Neville, Mr.. HI
len rs q unique character, a carriage
maker By trade and in spite of his
6S years is able 10 stand at his worF
for y or "a hours out Of the twenty
four. He had lived in Texas since
1877. most Of the time at Waco n
Dallas. coming from the latter place
to Sherman nearly four years ago.
"What induced you to try this
treatment" the reporter asked.
well. YOU see, l live rear DR.. Sad
der and am well acquainted with
him" Mr. Hillen replied. Il NOV In
what sndlt Hc hdh bNNh oAA . So
tl.a remarkable improvement under
this treatment. That decided me ana
7 came. TOO. Everybody notices no"
much better / am walking and know
how rluch better I'm feeling. Why, In
spite OF the wet weather Of the past
ten days. those men have knocked
nearly all Of the rheumatism out OF
me-"
Had you doctored before?' quer
led ;he reporter.
Good heaven he exclaimed. 81
think | have a half bottle OF every
liniment on the market. You see
would use about n half bottle and
when somebody told me OF another
remedy ] went and got that. And 50 j
went. but nothing did me any goo'
until : went TO these men
And 80 THE good work goes on
bringing forth words of praise iron
p%atiencs who have obtained relic
from chronic ills for the FIRST time un
der the justly famous treatment o
j. Austin Larson and his associates
Sherman Democrat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27
!. A. Hooker eettlnn Well.

Mr.. J. A. Hooker of Delta County,
when asked how he was progressing
under j. Austin Larson's treatment
said that he had been afflicted with
liver trouble and constipation for
years aud for several months had suf'
fered from a pain in his right side,
Although he had not been under
treatment long. all of these Affections
had improved beyond his expeota-
lions. bis appetite is better, his bow
els more regular and he no longet
needs n laxative for his constipation.
Mr.. Hooker stated that what had in
nuelced him more than anything else
was the great Improvement obtained
from the treatment of Mr.. Mnngrum,
but he had already got such good
results himself he was glad he began,
Paris Advocate. ..t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27
MIRActe Al %slxrYeleHT.
Pottsbtro Woman Relates Remarkable
Incident 10 the Herald.

Past siNty-eight years old. afflicted
with a crooked spine and weak back
for - years. unable To straighten up.
almost hclpicssly crippled, was j
condition three weeks ago OF Mrs. n.
\. Henderson. who lives six miles
north Of Pottsboro.
Bat in three short weeks a seem
ing miracle has been performed. To
day Mrs. Henderson walks almost as
straight as anyone: pain and weak
ness all gone. spine almost entirely
straight and withal about the hap
pi. 81 woman in Grayson County.
Put il I'm the paper she said. and
Just le' everyone know what DR.. Lar
son has done for me. ! have lived
here for thirty--,ght years. and every
one who know, me knows what an
awful .urerCr I have been. especially
the past five years
"Why. ! had 10 get MP in bed 10 turn
ever. but now Nv. got iTst a. good
use # M back a. anybody.
MY back IS far better than IL has
been Cor ~tw-ntyniuc years.
Il went TO sherman 20 see j. Austin
Larson at the Binkl-y Motel. on Mon
dav and Tuesday. hut II was a long
ride -nd | am mighty glad | a go
on with The treatment al Denison ev.
cry Saturday.
"TU sure he az The simpson Palace
very week as long as there Is any
/ necessity for taking treatment.
AN | need now Is TO get my strength
back. although | am a great dea'
stronger than ! was.
Then. too. | Vas constipated. and
my stomach bothered me and | wa:
nervous. but my bowels are all RICH.
my stomach is cured and my ner
vousnCsS is all gone.
Some Of my neighbors laushingll
tell me that I am going crazy. because
! talk so much about the treatment
but # this is craziness It is what
have been looking for for a long time
and ! am glad 7 have found II.
cure and put It in the Denisol
| Herald, because that paper goes to lot
of people ! know and II they know
that ! am cured. maybe II will he'll
,ome Of thCm. "-Denison Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27
WHAT Hon. E. |. Dohoney Says.

Il am taking treatment for consti-
patton, liver trouble and tenderness
of the spleen" said Il. H. Dohoney.
and the treatment is helping me-
he added. Il have long been a be-
lever in magnetic and physic treat
ment-that's how | came to start the
treatment. ! found Prof. larson a
thorough capable physician in his
line. He has undoubtedly discovered
the tue relation OF vibration and
health and has force enough to apply
ii. / heartily endorse his work
Paris News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

sherman, Tex. June ga strange
man With a strange. power has the
whole town and country wrought up
by hi marvellous work. The climax
To a series of remarkable cures was
the healing of one of the leading doc
tors OF this town. That he is enGow
el by "a supernatural power. is freely
claim 4 by those who know his work.
But !. Austin Larson, the man who
has created the sensation. SCOTS at
the idea of anything supernatural In
his work. IT'S nature he says, and
the development of a natural gift of
healing BE that as 1t may, it is a sew
N days wonder to The people who have
with ;s.l some of the proofs of hi
power. The healing OF old Or. SldleT
has won the gratitude 10 hundreds of
the doctors friends. Their gratitude
and admiration are unstinted, yet those
who give both freely are wondering
how was done. When the healer
himself was approached on this subject
he simply held ont his hands and said
with the power in these hands and
the knowledge aud ability of how and
where TO use It: that, sir. Il the secret
Of my success Gainesville Mcssen
ger.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27
SURPRISE AT
what Farmer smith Lost at Howe.
He Finds at Whitewrieht.

Il ,n seeing wcli in spite Of the
fac, tina; the other doctors aid my case
was hopeless. was the declaration OF
Mr.. I'd. J.. smith Of Leonard. when
inquiry was made as 10 what benefit
he WIS deriving from the treatment oi
D. r. Neville the healer. Continuing
MIR. Smith said: Everybody out our
why. doctors and all, is surprised at
the hig improvement | have made in
the three treatments | have taken, but
No man who has not been sick with a
wife end helpless children depending
on MIN Tor support can realize what
the recovery Of health means to me"
What was yo1r affection, Mr..
smith
ooh. o lttIo of everything. ] guess.
some Oi .ly doctors said ! had con.
sumption of tine bowels but whatever
it wa could not eat OF sleep enough
TO keep ur my strength, and ] vac sd
weak when { began treatment less
than two weeks ago that could hardly
walk and I had not been able 60 do a
days work In months. Eat and slecr
now? J guess ] can, and am getting
strong r and stronger every day.
Mir. smith is certainly very cnthu
siastic over hi rapid recovery, but
no more so than scores OF others IN
Northeastern Texas who are taking
treatment from Neville and Larson
The cures these men are Erecting are
the sensation Of the day. The papers
are fnll Of their praise and people
everywhere are crediting them Will
the performance OF miracles WI
, wright Sun.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27
Group Of Busy Men.

j. Austin Larson, j. Weller Long
and d. r. Neville have offices as fol-
lows: sherman. Tex, Binkley Hotel,
Monday and Tuesday; Ardmore, |. r.,
Warrington Hotel, Monday and Tues
day; Gainesville, Tex, Turner Cot
tage, Wednesday and Thursday; Du-
rant, |. 4. Cottage Hotel, Friday;
Whitasboro, Tex, El Paso Hotel, Fri
day and Saturday; Denison, Tex.
simpsons Palace Hotel, Saturday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27
y Woman Transformed.

'Yti." said Miss Emma Reyes. who
lives a. Gage, about midway between
sherman and Whitesboro, and, to
tell the truth. | am mighty near a
changed person. | used TO be in al
most constant pain in my body. My
nerves are better, my digestion fine.
my bowels regular, my liver acts
promptly, my appetite good and l
sleep hne"-Sherman Democrat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27

DIR Neville and. Austin Larson will maintain Offices in Ardmore for many weeks to
me in lder TO give n courses of Treatments all patients, but no history OF heir
work In other towns u.s. that they enroll all The patients they an handle In The first four
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27
Q. F. Little, Vice President.
j. c. Ewing, Asst. Cashier e
The First National Bank
c. E Bowen, Cashier
Geo. s.IMurphey, Pres.
SURPLUS $40. 100000
CAPITAL 100000

To Whom Concerned; Manhattan kan, June o. 1904
Prof. Austin Larsonh hi shade mcesm Manhaua for bouts months and has done a
large business. / hayeh heard numerous and favorable statements concerning hisw won
defuiw work. of healing the sick and man. statments have appeareli in the Manhattan pa.
pesa bouti individual cases nd knowing our newspaper men as do l could not ques-
un heir integrtyi giving to tn world the statements astrus. Some Of those whom
he hast treated nd with who hweth talked are enthusiastic over his work. Prot Larson
is a gentmanw with whom it is pleasure to converse, a mar of fne physique and great
force. II has plenty OF money because he hast the ability to earn it,. and pays Nb bills
as promptly as light appears In the morning. Respectfully. Geo. Murphey, Pres.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-28
a Womanla Reasonlnn.

whats the matter. Jule?" asked
Calpurnia.
81 was just thinking replied Gaze
sar, chow much we have lost by being
born too soon. Think what | might
have done If | could have lived in
1905, for instance. Instead of being
compelled to put up with such in
convenience as we have now I'd find
carriage waiting for me wheneycr
stepped out of the house. I'd travel
around in private car and have
champagne-a good thing that hasn't
been invented yet-at every meal.
would conquer not with the sword,
but by running a meat trust or some
thing equally good Instead of having
to fight for things wanted | could
buy EN- or fix 1t 50 the people who
had 'em would be forced out. Of bust.
ness"
'Yes," his wife sighed, that is all
very true, but ia rather have you
just as you are. II you were a TWEEN
tieth century magnate you'd have to
employ a beautiful stenographer and
never could be above suspicion
again
Then his conscience smote him and
he dispatched a messenger to Cleo
patra, imploring her to send back his
letters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-28
NEW BOOKS AT THE
CAIRO PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following is list Of new books
ready for circulation Tuesday, March
2Sth, at P. m:
Brady-Qu'b boron Touch.
Soldiers of Fortune (sec
ond copy)
Zanquill-Merely Mary Ann.
Blanchard-Girls Together.
Cox-Brownies 0heir book
Cox-Browni7s Abroad
Brownies Around The World
Brownies az Home.
Cox-Bfowhies Through the Union
Richards-Queen Hildegarde.
Slineo & BrOoker-Electrical Engi
neering
Pence & Ketchum - Manual OF
Field and Office Methods for the uss
Of Students in surveying
Various Occasions.
Rouf-Century Book Of Facts Cref
erences.)
Science and Health.
Old Testament q volsl very beau
tfully illustrated by James J. Tissoi
Halliday Memorial)
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-28
PRETTY MUSIC
PRETTY GIRLS
AND FUNNY COMEDIANS, THE
CHIEF FEATURES IN 1.-THE
GIRL AND THE BANDiT"-tN
ST. LOUIS THIS WEEK.

The Girl and Bandit, which comes
to The Cairo Opera house on the third
Of next month, yesterday opened u
weeks engagement a. the Century
in st. Louis. That Cairo theatre-go-
ers have a real treat in store for them
may be seen from the following in the
St Louis Republic of yesterday:
In THE Girl and the Bandit" hap
uily there are many girls and but one
br,gand The operetta introduced
Frank l.. Perley's yariously talented
new company last night at the Cen
tury. Viola Gillette, Walter Jones,
Joe Miron and Mabel Hite drift in
and OUT Of the scenes with frequent
regularity.
The story is initiative and rather
lusterlegs. The music is extremely
pretty as bright as tae book. is dull.
There are two acts, the first setting
forth a carnival night in Venice and
the seconl a bandits retreat in Aus
trian Tyrol The stout Mr.. Miron Of
subcelar vocal equipment appears as
the opera-bouffe outlaw He has
been doing this sort of thing for so
long that he h mself can compose
songs like "A Bandit Am l." which
he igyes with fine effect In the sec
ond act
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-28
GRAPEVINE 1919 YEARS OLD.
This One Is In the Royal Gardens !
Windsor.

NriVA1LTs
While in these days Of widely afr
fused knowledge in relation to ths
production Of grapes every one finds
Il difficult TO obtain wellripened clus
ters from comparatively young vines
it is interesting to refer to a great
vine planted 129 years ago ana bear
ing crop Of some 1000 clusters or
lunches the berries finely developed
and as black as sloas.
This grand old vine IS growing lH
the Cumberland portion of the royal
gardens at Windsor. says a writer in
the Detroit Ncws-Tribune. ana Isl
known as the Cumberland Lodna
vine" It Is one of the descendants
of the famous vine at Hampton Court
which was planted 1870 years ago, and
II has out0istanced its venerable an
cestor IN dimensions. in vigor and
prodnctiveness. Occupying It great
glass structure 100 feet long by 70
feet wide, it spreads its luxurlant
branches over Hampton Court.
The structure has a roof area 0f
2,400 feet, which is fully one-third
greater than the area OF the roof at
the house occupied by its ancient
parent at Hampton court For SCI
large vine 900 punches. weighlnG
In the aggregate 1900 pounds, are
not heavy crop, but the grapes arc
In every way at for the royal table.
while TO oyertax the strength If s0
old vine would not be wise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-28

Sousa, the bandmaster. was await
ing the departure Of a train from a
railway station, when a redfaeed on
gentleman rushed up TO him and II
surly tone asked; when does this
train leave?" q. iont know answer
ed Sousa. Don't known" said tha
man. DO yon not? What do yor
think you're paid for-being impudenl
to passengers, eh2 You're a conductor
aren't your Eyes, but only Of brass
band"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-28
Weather Conditions.

A storm of marked severity centers
this morning in the middle Rocky
mountain region. 1t win cause high
winds and probably gales attended
by showers and local thunderstorms,
in this section tonight and Tuesday.
High pressure areas center in
northern Georgia and ON the middle
Pacific coast
The temperature ranges slightly be
low freezing point in western Mon
tana, Idaho, northern Utah and Neya-
da; elsewhere generally mild weather
prevails.
Within tho last "a hours, showers
have occurred in the middle Atlantic
.tates. North Dakota, Montana, and
in the middle and north Pacific
slopes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-28

Viola Gillette, the prima donna
sings well and wears fine frocks
vita an air quite imperial. Little
Mabel Hite is a big hit as a sort OF
Italian slavey. Mabel is almost as
active as Eve TanguaX and she
wears freak costumes most amusing
ly.
Walter Jones reappears in another
of his Irish parts-a millionaire con
tractor in Venice for recreation. Neil
Mcneil and Elyia CroX appear in
character parts. Mr.. Mcneil is a
funny aid to Bandit Miron and Miss
CroX is an old maid of wonderful
getup.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-28

is a treatment which affords q
positive cure for rheumatism and
allied diseases.
Applied externally, il relieves
the pain at once. Taken inter-
nally, it cures permanently by
purifying the blood of the Tactic
acid which causes the disease.
Anthony Smith, of Mayville, ILL.,,
says: IT had such severe rheumat-
&c pains in my arm and shoulder
that I could neither work nor sleep
and was fast losing all hope Of
cure, when I heard of and tried
Hamlins Wizard Oil, two bottles
of which performed a perfect, per.
manent cure" Price, SOC and 81.
For sale and recommended by
PAUL c. SCHUH & SONS
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-28

all Illinois Central Mobile & Ohio
and Cotton Belt trains aFrive and 70
part form Central station, corner Of
Second street and Ohio street.
All Big Four and Iron Mountala
trains arrive and depart from ths
Union station, Second street and Com
mercial avenue.
Mail may be deposited In the box =
the transfer station, located at Cea
trail station, 20 minutes before the 10
parture Of any train.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-28
WASHINGTON Bulletin.

Washington, March 27.-Followng
is the weather forecast for Illinois for
the next "a hours:
Showers and thunderstorms Tues
day afternoon or night with rapidly
falling temperature; Wednesday fair
IN central and south, high southwest
erly winds becoming northwesteriy
Tuesday night
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-28

The success, Running For Office, "
in which the Four Cohans We're seen
last season. which emenated from the
pen of that clever member of tn S
famous family, George H. Cohan, is
to be the offering to our theatre-go-
ers on Thursday, March 80, at the
Cairo opera house.
The entire production will be used
together with a chorus Of unusual
size and ability.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-28
ARDS
Cash Grocery { Meat Market
WILLIAM ARD PROPRIETOR.
2703 numerical Ave Bell Phone Brown 26i1.
OUR NAME

is a guarantee of fine quality. All the
Groceries we sell are good, pure and
economically priced. We have a
FINE STOCK
Of Canned Fruits and Vegetables, De-
Iicious Jams, Specially Fine Tea and
Coffee and all household supplies.
Our customers receive every consider
alton.
We make speciality Of Fox Brand
Groceries and Meats, Fresh Fish and
Country Butter. Il