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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-07

ors, green prepOnderating. Low
lands on the left, and evidences of
long ago ferry landing, Lewis, 1
think, was the name, but could
learn no more of it's history.
Just here, with a quarter of a
mile length, the structure of water
was beautiful, and the swish of q
splashing fish made one sigh for a
line and rod. Captain McCracke en-
had splendid eye for snags, and
we cleared any and all of them at
the rate Of seven miles an hour
On the left was an ideal picture
of a house boat with mother and
babe, and the father fishing. Tie
hills rise to points of beauty and
the right, Jones' Landing. Much
farm land to be seen with crops Of
corn and growing vegetables.
Landed at this point. Stoney
Greek. where are Ave rounde d hills
covered with tobacco, the sunken
barge, with twelve or fourteen
thousand bushels of coal was rest
ing on the sand bar with water
covering most of the coal. 1t might
have been "stOve i'm by rocks, or
it might have run upon snag,"
nobody knew, and the only two
ways to save the cargo was to
secure diver to patch the hole in
the barge or to dig her out with
dredge boat. About two-thirds of
the coal could thus be saved. The
insurance company, will see to it!
Turning about was fair play and
the home Iun was swiftly and de-
lightfully made. Making the turn
Dust before the lock was entered),
the cliffs loom up on the left,
almost like small mountains upon
which tops, in as many directions
perched like birds nest, are builded
many mansions. Taken from both
sides of the river, tho scenery is
beautifully picturesque. Here the
opportunity was afforded us of
viewing splendid work done under
the supervision of "Uncle Sam. :"
The. new cribbing is grand piece
of work, and the general, we'll
grounded appearance of the locks,
with massive stone approac hes,
speaks of good report for old Ken
lucky rivers improvement.
The dam is likewise a thing of
Importance, and from it's substan-
tial and well-founded superstruc-
ture and the power conveyed by
it's overflow, 1t conld be made sub
servient for other manufactures
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-07
FRANKFORT. Ky.

beside the Irvine and baggiug fac
tories to be seen off hand. Once
inside the walls our small craft
held close touch with the rope that
kept her secure. The rushing tor
rent of water pouring in at the
headgate dashed in mimic water
fall before our eyes and we grad
ually rose upon the bosom of the
wave to higher height, then as
quietly and as noiselessly the huge
gate swung open and into the sun
light and beauty of life we took
our way, our Journey ended.
Thanks were returned, goodbye
spoken, and the memory of the
morning shall be white stone in
the garden of my heart.
n. S. COX.
September 81, 1905.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-07
MAGNIFICENT ADDRESS.

Judge VIM. Lindsay, of this city,
delivered the inaugural address of
the new law school in Louisville.
on Monday night. 1t is to be known
as the Jefferson School of Law"
Judge Shackleford Miller is the
L can of the Faculty.
The address delivered by Judge
Lindsay was very able, eloquent
and instructive one-just such as
might be expected from this big
Drained, big-hearted and big bodied
Kentuckian, whom our city is
proud to claim as her own.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-07
CHEATED DEATH.

Kidney trouble often ends fatally,
but by choosing the right medi-
cine, +. H. Wolfe, of Bear Grove,
Iowa, cheated death. He says:
1.-Two years ago / had Kidney
Trouble, which caused me great
pain, suffering and anxiety, but /
took Electric Bitters, which effected
a complete cure. i have also found
them of great benefit in general de-
bility and nerve trouble, and keep
them constantly on hands since, as
L find they have no equal" All
druggists guarantee them at SOC.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-07
FAITH NOT NECESSARY.

You may be just as skeptical and
pessimisitc as you please. Kodol
will digest what you eat whether
you eat or not. You can put your
food i'm bowl, pour a little Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure on it and it will
digest it the same as it will in your
stomach. 1t can't help but cure
Indigestion and Dyspepsia. 1t is
curing hundreds and thousands
some had faith and some didn't.
KOdOl will cure you if medicine
can cure you. Whether you have
faith in it or not. Sold by J. W.
Gayle.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-07
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES
SUDDENLY.

Mr.. Kit Willis, a civil war vet
eran, who has been In the Soldiers,
Home, at Dayton, Ohio, came here
on a visit last week, and died sud-
denly. on Monday morning.
1t is said there were some sus-
piciOus circumstances connected
with his death, @yhich will be in
vestigated by the proper authori-
ties.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-07
A DAREDEVIL RIDE

Often ends in a sad accident. To
heal accidental injuries, use Buck
lens Arnica Salve. "A deep wound
in my foot. from an accident, :"
writes Theodore Schuele, of Column
bus, o., caused me great pain.
Physicians were helpless, but
Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly
healed it," SooLhes and heals
burns like magic. 25c at all drug
gists.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-07
LOST AND FOUND.

Mrs. Josie Witte, of Ford, was in
the city Wednesday, and lost her
pocketbook containing 500 and val
liable papers. She reported her loss
to Officer H. Davis Rarrod. who
soon returned the book to her, it
having been found by Mr.. Jas. r.
TIL omsun.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-07
WARDS OFF PNEUMONIA.

All coughs, colds and pulmonary
complaints that are durable are
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure. Clears the phlegm, draws
out inflammation and heals and
soothes the affected parts. strength
ems the lungs, wards off pneumonia.
Harmless and pleasant to take.
Sold by j. W. Gayle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-09

pcrudtc 5rmt Hogcr9, OicScbcnSucr'
lihcrqn1 Oc2 Grnor0ctcn inn @ctruqe
uou $500 }l CullettirCn. gll0 troi lie
NnitoItcu 0oS 0au3 5l m0blircn, IN
mclhcm We uuh ibrcr Ncirotb nit
%u0pp 5ll luobncn gc0aCbte. Ginige
gage lpdtcr luur0en 6rm HoQcr@.
Fertlan lmO ,Srmt 8utc5 pcrbuitct.
Ecrt0un icgtc cil @citdnOniB ub, II.
er lomobI mic Nrol Hodcr9 purocu
0c3 NtorOCg I'M erltcu 0ru0r iiber
lii6rt, uIlcm Eert6um tum nit ei-
mem oul lebcn4IdngIIhc 3lhthau&.
ltrnlc Ialten0cn llrtbciI ouuon luG6s
reno ole (u0e3lNoic ibCr ole @uttcf,
m0r0eril ucrbdngt mur0c GiCTreuu.
0C 0CricIbcn licBcn ulle ViiNeu IprIu'
Ncn INN tic 81 rctten ullein rob
elmer UCit Observation-Disclosures lucI'
djc lih iibCr nebrcrc Stuatcn cra
itrcdtc. troB GCtitionen nit Solrlen'
0cn bon llntCrldriitcu mo troB elmer
lHllCBllhcn 9lppelluti0n an 0uSSbcr
bln0c3Ncriht blicbcn olc ocic Ser
Jude Cr'oIQlo@. 6rnl 9iogcr9 ilt 0ie
critic, iuncrbuIb % ,Sobren IN Ncr,
mont }lml (ooe nerlrtbCiltc ECrlou
lucId)cr @cQnobigung pcrlucioert
ullroc Tic oorhergebcn0e lcbtcSDiHs
ritbtmH mroc 1899 an 0cm 0jottil.
mor0cr SONcltCr 9cIl poIlltrcdt. Ole
lcbtc ,SrdlL uelhc Dor Srnu Hoacr&
I'M Stuotc hinQerihtct luIr0c mar
6ruu GmcIinc Ntccfer, mcIhc am 30
Qtdr5 1888 }ll Ninolor 0cn Goo crs
litt
,Srou 9oGcrS pob, ndd0cnr lie ibrc
Belle pcrl0lcn batte, luc0cr oui Dem
@ong nuh Dem @olnen, nod nli bcm
Shnflot lelblt tein Mort Oc9 Gimuon-
oca bon iid lm0 Ging IN 0cn 600.
obnc Elm @cltGnoniB ob5ulc9cn Sir
lUlcll rllDlQCr, ais ole HlelttN nll0eren
2lmpclcn0cl nidt bic qeriuQltc Sto,
rltng trut ciu un0 0ic Soinrid)tiln0
pcrlici obnc ollie Seniotiou. Die &cr.
urtbeiItc bcQtc bis 70 llbr bcutc &or
mitto0 nod Noifnuna mII Ncgnooi-
gnlQ bcluobrte icOoh ibrc Goinug
uoIIlt0noig, ais ibr DER S6crjii nit.
ibciltc ooB ollie MoilmmQ geihipun-
Den lei Ubc Der ormcu SiinOcrin Oia
@Iic0er gcieiicIt uin0cn, no6nl tic
ibrc 9Iugen0ldlcr ab tllo-Qob iic cinelu
Der 9iiIfaIherifl5 nit Dcm @eild)e
lie tbrcr Sdlpcitcr 5u iibcrmitcln
Sonlt rc0ctc iic fem g8ort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-09

Src6t Gucr elcttriihes gibt
neber, ni6t aus lunii mdthtei
Sbr ltolpcru SriunoiBt sun bet
ms iibcr oic opuIu," "0ampe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-09
NaDmaD'S
GeabD
Gelief.
Gilt anaenblifli6e 9imoernna.

oto' ""UN"S''"stpS >s"SStobUe
9tiIe bon DIcsduios nrh Snleflcnitide mer.
ben barulioS aemudbt eurd gInwenouna BON
luoipoU3 Renob 3teIisI GS ueuiraTiIirt fofort
oaS @iit luio OcrGnoert ueiicreS tlnbcbnaen
Sir iuncrlidJcu ioiuobl, uIs anhcr-
lidJcn WebrandI.
Sin balpCr Dis AZ enem Ibeelctiet bolG Rrn.
90 AeIif IN eInem bdlber CSlds gSaiier ipeoet'
boirnb 10 Oft ais Ole 6nilcerllngen itatlinSen.
mo eiil Sid Snncu nit NeaoU Ielief be.
icuthiri ibcr Den WtGBeu ino 9iHgepeioe aes
ledl miro lotorit9c pinoerung uno eine bdlotae
peinua Cr8ieleu.
lnncrlb Elm baIbcr bis an eiurm 1bee.
lUiel boil III eineH bai5en Sldfe bon Ndtier
wtro IN pruigclt Wtulten iurlren NrdHlpfe,
epiicpifhe ghllduc, iduren WinaeH NalenbIrs
ten 0tbrcChen, NCriltbmdde Geruofitut. Shiafs
loltaIrlt Mopflpeb. Nldbun9en uIIo dlle innerIt'
den Sdnierten
0laiafid III iclncn UrridlgfoeneH 6UrmeH geheiit
uno uerhhiei.
Go qichi feline uuoere WeoiSiH In Der Aelt,
Die SieUer un0 .IGue" mo aue dnoeten ntu'
ldrii,ban. bilbleu mo dnoere 5eher. inter.
IhuBi onrth oRdopGbS Pius," 70 ibneu beilt
ais HuolpunS lCnoh Neliei.
Nelitnoe iUllien inlnler cine Sldhe hon Hde'
muNV ACaob Nelci init iicb iiibren. Sin pdar
2roptcn in g9niIer weroen aranfbeit ODER
Sclmct8eu ourb Necbie oes g8dfiers oerbiH'
bern 6s IN better ala franSbffher Nrunop
uoer Niiers ais Elm Siimuldnt.
9reis Doe pro 3laitbc
Veriauit ooa alien Gpctbefern.
MaomaD q So, 80 Gin Str, Nem.
g)Urf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-09
MaoluaD's 8
Meaoy
@elief.

6iir lnncrIidcn uno Gufcrlid)en 8e.
BRAND.
Sdmcr,en furirt I'm glusenblif.
@CDramnt ,Gobwap'S Wcabp 0efiel" bel
ocn crlrn Anicldleu uun GdlmerScu pocr lin.
bcbaaui Wcuu nit seioen ooer arantbeten
Dcorobt mirO bic Sciinn1 acidlehru ieiu, che
Der GnmiIcnnrt uutcr geluB1ulidheH ilmiidn.
ecn Oac Ndu5 crrcidDt.
IS bcilt Die f6Gtmmften e bmer.
sen III jtit ooH eiucr his 8UanBg Ytimllen.
4telHe StuH0c Uud rcieu oeier 9lH6eiae bruubt
1endno 2cpiaGt 5u fcinm mil
S6mer5em mnS Yeim.
SdDmcr5Cn
Uuu 1ibeumntiSmgs
SdlmCr5cn
uuu GrRralgin
Sd)mrr5rn
puu SOpfust.
@dDmcrjcn
non Sabuweb.
SdDmcr5ru
uOu seiatiea.
Shmer5cn
uUu 2umbano.
Sd)mcrjcn
puu SuetIdlunaen.
Sdmcr5rn
Uon Sraubiuunbeu.
9iuoerl uuNen6IidIiCh Die unausliebibItfu
StbnleBCl. Oerbinoer @ntyinbnug lino hirirt
&crilnpunG, ici IS Der qlingefl oes Wdeens,
Der Glnaclucloc uoer nnoerer 2rilien ooer Or.
cane nnrh cine glpplidtioH.
(5Ieibaii.iig, luie bcitid o6er fthmer561it Die
ShmericIL rutIbe 9tbcumntiibe EetiIgeree.
@enrehlithc. NcrrriippeIte, &erobfe. GeilrnTpl'
WUuClI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-09
Rod Gin WicGurOU 9cbt.

9|em g)orE $. Ccjember. -
9iobcrt $. McGur00. @cucral @e.
l6dItSiii6rer ser oWhuu1l |ife &n'
'uronce &c." reihtc IN Der beutigen
Siblng oeS Girettorlun9 ieine 9lbs
Odnfllng elm, lmO oieicibc murOe an
genommen. Sie tritt am 81. 0e5em'
Der IN aroit.
0as 2eaiSlotur Gonjtc, pclbes
ole Geriiherpuqa lntcriuhlm0 iiibrt,
beihluB belte, ocu Ciirjtt5amUalt
@m. :. Serome nm bic GjuIeitung
gcrihtlicher Sdrittc gc1cu EboS. 3.
Gpan, SSin1ncicr mo GigentbiImcr
elmer @iaioritGt ser }lftien Ser
Equitable 2iie 9riuronce So" jll
erliihen, neil lid ocr'cIbc bcutc mei
9erte, oeridie0enc in ser Gomite'
Sibung an ibn acrihtctc 6ragcu 5ll
beantruorten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-09
ScnntUr WtltdDc0 foot.
Grlog elmer 9lltlng, peranIaBt Ourd
naS IuS6ieben BON pier 3dbnen.


Fortlono, Ore, s. Oe5ember.
8unoeSIenutor W}itheu, luelcber
betanntIidl i'm leBtcn SUM- pegen ei
ner Complication in 9cGg ani 9ono
lhmlnoeIeien 81 SeiduguiBbait uno
elmer @eloblBe pcrlWtbeilt muroe,
llegt ldlUer traHt 0arnieOer un0 man
iitrbtet, Dab er niht wieoer auitom.
men miro. @r mar lhon lange NIT
Narnrlbr bebaitet mo lit lcit leiner
8erlrtbeilunq inmcr lei0eno gelpe,
Ien Ofit6ell rpurOc IN 1885 IN
gSdl6lngton GorHD, Buy geboreu
un0 mar bon 1873 bis 1879 2hlnoe3.
Senator ,Sn 1901 muroc er uber
mails in ben Senut cnu0bIt.
tSputer) OiitdeQ lit nm If 40
beltte @ormittag I'M Dieiilcn o8uten
Sumariter.SoipitoI" Qcltorbeu. Goms
plBIrln9en ueldc ull 0a9 acItriBc
Nus5iebeu bon bier ,3Qbneu foIgteu
lm0 nit ltorter Nlutlmd uerbllu0en
maren, fiibrten Sen Zoo berbci. Der
Senotor mar icbon IuuIe 3eit Dor lei.
nem Sooe belpuBtIo9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-09
Vur oaS lSrrtbUOllc

ant potlo,, A NuI uUN % 1Y'''VVVII Vg M, h,r 1aeI,
nibf elpig belteben. Eubtr iuulmt c5 ouB ole
81, Sernarb arauterpilcn. welbe Dor blelel
Sdprbunoerien bon Den bsl,unolBcr Il. VerH'
9ntotner W'oHGbeu ans 6en lurtlnu'ien Ne'idno'
fDellen ouittaer EiIduglcU fiW trlltn Uidle bet'
geiieui lpuroen nodb beule inl NOlte odo pet
olenie Nnieben mirflIheJ gIrineieu ihr due
U'dgei', pebers mo gtergHlgotH Rtitleben. Gle
enibdlten feline dten6eu @i'lt. luche inter elmer
3nderbiills berboraeH ucrocH mhicn. lonoeTu
llir unoeridiidie beilfrultile Ellnn3enlaiie. Sur
70 vents ~ allen spoi1den ju baben.
(StSoSasl&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-09

Grtoitnng In eintm 5aee 81 btileu.
Hebne Saratiue Sromp Guinine Tablets. 9tpo,
tbeier geben Sele Burild. menn feline peilliHe.
G. u. @ropeo llnterl6rifi an Sdadteln, 25e
lGop2. .i9i, Sa,g3)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-28
Cured Of Rheumatism
Eureka Woman Finds a Quick and
Sure Way Of Getting Well.

Mrs. Harry Lewis, whose hus-
band is employed BY the Colorado
Telephone Company. Of Eureka,
Kansas, says she has found the
quickest and snrest way ofrecover-
ing from rheumatism.
Alter suffering for a long time
with rheumatism and finding no
thing to help me. Mrs. Lewis
writes. Il began a course Of treat
ments under Prof. d. r Neville,
the famous Larson Healer, and got
immediate relief. ] had been un-
able 10 sleep nighis because Of the
pain in my limhs, but after the FIRST
treatment I had a good nights rest,
and with each treatment ] noticed
a big improvement. / am more
than satisfied with them and / fee
it is the quickest and surest way d
getting cured Of this dreaded dis
ease. Eureka Kas. Messenger
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-28
A Cure for SksptiGism
Ar Least That and Other Affections
Disappeared in the Case Of
Texas Woman.

Speaking Of the good results
obtained from the treatment of d.
r. Neville, y. L. Patrick, of Ce-
lima, Texas, says.
II did not believe in tnis kind Of
treatment, because | had been
taught from early childhood TO take
medicine, but began it as a doubt
full experiment, hoping that through
some strange chance that | might
get results that medicine failed to
give me. Prof. Neville told me
he thought he could cure me, but
l could not prevail upon him to
make a positive declaration as to
results. Now, after one month S
treatment, / consider myself well.
7 can sleep well, eat anything 1
want to and / scarcely know that /
have any nerves, all conditions
that were unknown to me before !
began this treatment. AS I told
my husband the other day can
hardly believe that | am the same
woman. 1t has been a great sur
prise to my relatives and friends as
we'll as to myself, and everyone /
meet has something to say about
me looking so much better.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-28
Is Lively as q SbI
One Of Prof NeyilIe's Cures Gre
ates Sensation at Belle PLANE.

Mrs. ?. L. StalcuP created quite
q seusation at the Linden Hotel
this forenoon b. showing the wait
ing patients and others IN the hotel
par.or how sprightly she could
walk after taking her first treatment
from Prof. Neville. For several
5eals Mrs.. sta.4uP h4s Deen terrib-
y afflicted with a nervous trouble.
and il was with great difficulty that
she succeeded in getting up stairs
to Prof Neyillgs Office, but after
the treatment she came down as
briskly as young girl The sud
den change IN her condition was a
startling surprise to those who wit
messed i. ~ Belle PIaine lKans.
News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-28

For the first three weeks the life
OF freshman. or Green" az he II
caHed IN Holland is perfect purga
tory. From o'clock ia the morning
TIL IL o'clock at night he is absolutely
at the beck and call Of every mem,
Der Of the university, and more especi
ally Of the second-year men. They
can send him on errands. compel him
70 amuse them, bully him and teasa
him to their hearts desire
A Green is easily recognizable, foi
be Is obliged 10 cut his hair short ane
wear low collar and black tie
If boy has come 70 the university
solely with view to working anc
without the least intention Of Joining
the soclsa arnusements Of his fellowe
he II instantly Felegated to the ranks
of the pigs ans leads a life apart
Ma4mlllan'g Magazira
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-28

he claims can be verified at any
time bK addressing Miss Allen at
Anthony Miss Allen lives six
miles west Of Anthony and mist
flying as the FACTS Of the story
seem to be, her neighbors vouch
for the truth Of anything she or
her foster son says. The story
Mr.. Huesman is relating is as
follows.
Miss Allen has had a scrofuious
sore on her left limb which hafiled
the best medical talent of Harper
county to reduce in size. Prof.
Neville gave her ten treatments.
uesing no medicines whatever, and
reduced the area Of the sore one-haIf
Today she IS on the way to a
certain and permanent cure, as
the improvement has continued
since completing the treatment.
She also suffered from nervous chilis
having from FIVE to eight severe
chills daily. Under this treatment
she has been completely cured Of
these chills.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-28
Statement Of Texas Banker
Is Well pleased With His Wife's
Improvement IN Health.

Mts. ]. + Liiley is one Of the
Whitewright people who Is getting
better under the treatment Of DIR
Neville at Smiths Hotel Oh Mon
days.
"Mrs. Liiley has been benefited
under treatment of the NeVilles, "
MT. Lilley remarked to a reporter
Tuesday Had it been otherwise,
we should not have arranged for
her to continue the treatment We
are expecting siill better results
this coming month. "
Yes, / know | am better Mrs.
Ldllev added II used to suffer SO
much distress wirh my stomach af-
ter / ate a meal and my bowels
were badly constipated. My stom.
ach is better now and my bowels
are becoming regular I'm moi
we'll yet, but / am better-very
much better In some respects" "
Mr.. Liliey has lived in White
wright for fifteen years, fourteen o.
which were spent in the First Ma.
tional Bank. Whitewright Sun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-28
GkIekasaE indian Praises
Great Improvement Of Mr.. R. B.
Willis Causes Hearty Praise.

e don't care whether / get any
benefit from the treatment or not.
for I have more Than got The worth
Of NY money in the good you have
done Mrs. Willis When she began
with you she could not stay in the
kitchen long enough to look after
things, bat now she can do all the
cooking herself. Those hot flashes
don't come on her like they did
and she IS 50 much better il other
wsys.
These were the words Of r. B.
Willis at Madill when speaking Of
the fine improvement his wife has
made under the treatment Of D. r.
Neville
r. 3. Willis IS 50 we'll known
throughout the Chickasaw nation
as a man Of superior intelligence,
integritp and influence that hs
needs no introduction to oul
readers. -Ardmoriie.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-28
Cured Of Epilepsy
Woodward, Okla, Women Praise
Power Of Prot. d. r. Neville.

Wood, Okla. Feb. I4th-Prof.
D.R.Neville. the famous Larson
Healer, has been theceHter of attrac-
ton here for. the weeks past I'm
der his drugIess.treatment, scores Of
Woodward people have found health
and same Of these cures are little
short Of miraculous. Two of the
cures which have attracted the
most attention are the cases Of Mrs.
Susie Hughes and Mrr. Mary A.
Goodiug, both eqileptie. The lat
ter was having several spells daily
when this man came here, but his
power was sufficient to send forth
both women cured Of their terrible
Affections.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-28
WOMEN or TWO STATES AND TWO TERRITORIE'
Endorse NeviIIe'S DrugleSS Treatment
Found Reports We're True
Kansas Newspaper Mans Opinid
After Investigating Neville.

Prof. D. r. Neville, the note
healer, had very busy day at ID
Park Hotel Wednesday. The pubs
Usher of the New Era has taken
trouble to investigate this man J
work and has beard nothing but
words Of praise from all Of his
former patents we have met. In
fact they are enthusiastic in their
endorsement Of his power 20 heal
and his methods. Mrs. E M.Ford,
Of our town, but voices the senti-
mtnts Of many other residents oi
Sumner Co. in her praise Of Prof,
NeVille's work. South Haven
[Kans. ] New Era.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-28

wsn Prsmiams Al rhs Street. ftir
s,isssif siseh

Elm Grove Stock Farm eighi
miiez orfhwesf of town j. becom-
INK "a sou, for rs stock r. F..
Smith the proprietor i, smzn whc
nn1es ssards bis business tiiorongb-
~. He took hrst premiuu. SIS
cash o. h's fne jack, Long Ton,
~ the street fair last week
Long Ton Is xorld beater,
being ou' of ihe famous Monitor
thzt ron everything At the ST.
Louis Words faig He recently
sold for sIoeo.
Among the other fine Jacks on
Mr.. Smiths farm are Black Sam
and Little Mack. both high bred
registered and pedigreed. He has
also some very fine jenneats.
Aulong these Is Ellen No 81. Ellen
vas foaled in Aug 1907. Sired by
Monitor, lee Monitors pedigree ID
Black sam pedigree. Elien's
dan Is one 81 the old Jennetis that
was picked 81 tbe head of the 6fm
Of II. S. Slower 3. GO ID one Of his
irips II. the east and Il . coal black
nearly poiated Jeunet
Said Mr Smith Id speaking II
Bis stock
We have competed al the Dali
las Fair with premium stock
brought from 81. Louis Fair and
ueqer failed to take sweepstake
premiums. Our original stock was
picked from Leading herds Of Miss
oHn. kentucky aud Tennessee
Most Of The present herd are ma
tive born, the rest thoroughly ac-
climated and well bred stock as
you viii find anywhere. They
show for themselves. The Jack
non At head Of the herd was sired
BY the great Monitor Jack which
took sweepstake premium at the
Worlds Fair Chicago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-28
Results Permanent
Good Words from Patients Treated
at Wichita, Ks. Six Years Ago.

~ could not walk across the
room without being all tagged out, :"
said Mrs. Fanny Martindale. OF
Wichita. Kansas, wher speaking OF
NeVille's $ treatment. II had suf-
fered from female weakness for
years, but when my Youngest child
was born eight years ago / seemed
10 have reached the limit Of my en-
durance. To dc any work that re-
quired me to be on my feet was out
Of the question, and / could not do
much needle work because it al
ways gave me such headache 1t
was Prof. Neville who put me on
my feet and / have not known a
sick day since he finished the
course of treatment nearly six
years ago. don't believe you
can find a healthier woman in
Wichita than / am today. / can.
not say enough in his praise.