Daily News-Democrat from Huntington, Indiana • Page 8

lUCitl Mil MIUIiSltD Cooper's New Theory Attracts Widespread Attention During: Stay in Cincinnati. As adequate idea of the Intense In terest which, has boea aroused cy young Mr. Cooper daring the past rear ith his theories ana medicines is riven In the following article which appeared In the Cincinnati Post while Cooper was Introducing bis Ideas to the people of that city. The article says: The beginning of Mr. Cooper's second week la Cincinnati gives every Indication that be Is to enjoy the same astonishing success here as In other titles.

"From the first day of his visit the crowds that call to see him have stead ily increased, until now it has reached a point where several thousand talk with him each day. The entire city earns to hare become interested in his theory that ths human stomach is degenerate, and be already has an army of followers In Cincinnati who seem nosltlv that his claims are cor rect. "A number ef CIncfnnatlans were Interviewed at Cooper's headquarters on Friday, and several interesting statements, showing their intense faith In Cooper's preparations, were secured. The following are selected from these 'statements and are characteristic of them all: lira. M.

EL Emerson of 30 Wast Court street, said: 'I have suffered with stomach trouble and constipation for a year or so. When I ate I would have bloated spells, sour stomach, fermentation, bad taste In my moulb. Jo the morning I was asj aA 0 0 0 i rrrjrr a Mm WW BUGGIES will match that style horse of keep a horse in good temper as buggy that your horse and W. S. THE SOLD HERE yours.

They are up to date; will well as the driver. It you want a whole family will be proud of buy it of PAUL BUGGY AIAN. W. B. REDUSO for LARGE WOMEN Stvto 7 tratcd here, ta built at Oacrlitlaa, with nwtUiim hlgbliaat.

at adroradurniite cotuittt, la white or Urab. Sow auHtiortrr front and idea. Siaca 23 80. Price, 13.00 NEWS DEMOCRAT BRING FREE, a sample bottle of ED. PINAUD'S HAIR TONIC fcO applxaiions) t.

to pay posUge and packing. Write today lu ED. PINAUD'S Ametican Omces. Ed. Finaud Building lie York Gty Ask von dealer for ED, PINAUD'S HAIR TONIC FOR SALE AND RECOMMENDED BY BRADLEY BROS.

IP YOU WANT THE HEAD THE It LEI tired as when went to bed. I had ft dull pain In the lower part of my back. I have taken almost one bottle of the New Discovery and am so wonderfully Improved that I have come down here to thank Mr. Cooper in person and obtain more of the "Another individual interviewed was Mr. J.

H. Brooks, living at 627 Walnut street, who bad the following to say: 'For the past eighteen months I have been a constant sufferer from catarrh of the head and stomach. My nasal' passages would become Inflamed and sore. I would have severe headaches, which affected my eyes, and great crusts of matter would drop into the throat, causing an irritation of the bronchial passages, until the stomach' finally became poisoned. When I would lay down at night a phlegm would gather in my throat until It almost choked me, and would cause an annoying cough.

Half bottle of Cooper's New Discovery gave me re lie, and when the first bottle was finished I felt like a new man. I am now completely cured and consider Cooper's New Discovery the greatest catarrh, blood and stomach remedy in the The Cooper preparations have teen wonderfully successful throughout the United States. We consider them re markable medicines and would be pleased to explain the nature ef them. Bradley Bros. aj 0 0 A HOR.SE KNOWS 0 i 0 0 when he is hitched to a good easy going buggy.

We don't blame him for balking and feeling mortified when hitched to some buggies we know of 0 0 0 CO Restrains tendency to overflrshinn. awl moulds ths over Jevlopel proportions into graceful outlines hitherto tkouLt to attainable only by slighter fitfures. This splendid' reiult It attained by an unboned aproa extension which reach ef down ovei the abdomen and hips, giving the wearer absolutt freedom of movement. iu (catur absolutely eliminates the neccesity of any narnesss like devices and straps, hitherto deemed essential on corsets of this kind. SO (Par tall um StyU 760 (Pa tout womaa), ta the laoia tyk TSo cxept that the hurt la aomtwbat lower round.

Mailt of wblte nod drab coutll. Hone aapportcrt front and aidti Site 34 toSS. Prfca, tJ.OC wlilcb la 1 lue. W. D.

NUFORM ERECT FORM CORSETS oa aa fouad aa aal at dealer everywhere at 1.00 and Up. Wtmsartaa Bros, Mfs, 377 Broadway, New York RESULTS The one sore, safe remedy for hai troubles. It male die hair beautiful heavy and fluffy. Use it every da) and watch your hair improve. MARIN.

Wednesday a large eale as held at the Liohteuwalterhome tear Luther. John D. Rusher Is administrator of the Llchtenwalter estate. There are some slgnB that trouble Is brewing and that the will may be contested by the son, James, whe bos his home in Alabama. It Is claimed the reason for the recent troubles since the death of the mother is that a daughter, Lillian, received a goodly portion ef the property, accord inf to the father's will.

Clarence Becntold is the victim or much ridicule from the high school boys of late. He recently made a Sunday trip to one of the Blppus homes, which was one of his first calls of that nature and left bis horse get full benefit of the April showers, which for him may bring May flowers. Frank Stuber was the hero of the day when a few days ago he found it necessary to lower, a window blind la the high school room so that Mr. Bechtold'g attention would not wander, as he tranquilly gazed upon the vicinity of the Foraker home. J.

u. uttier or uippus nas naa a few occasions to run his new automobile this spring. Several days ago on a trip to Servla, in company with mer Brachner, he received a touch of automobile life in its reality. The machine ran into a fence along the road. The front part of the machine was badly bent and it was necessary to get Altman's dray to take it back to Blppus.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mocombs, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Hlppensteel and Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Dennan spent a very enjoyable day at the Daniel Rusher home The Blppus high school will Close Friday. There are three graduates from the school this spring. They are Clarence Crandal, Ethel Foulke and Sherman Klser. Mr.

Crandal is attending school at Valparaiso. MIbs Foulke will remain at home this sum mer. There will be preaching next Sun day morning at the Clear Creek M. E. church by the new minister of that place, whOBe name has not yet been learned.

Marlon Holloway and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Charles Bickel home. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rudlg of near Bippus, were guests at the William Hanauer home Sunday.

Not only have some of the people of Blppus, as was mentioned in last week's paper, been taking a special Interest in chickens, but it is said that Emmet Calllson has recently se cured several settings of Bantam eggs, as the result of a trade made by him and a nearby neighbor boy. it seems strange that Mr. Calllson takes a great interest ia such work here of late. Roscoe Garber went to Burket Sun day to accompany bis wife and daughter home. They had been visiting the last week with Mrs.

Garber's parents of that place. The Huntington fertilizer company secured two dead horses from the vicinity of Blppus last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams spent Saturday night and Sunday with rela tives in North Manchester.

The rough weather of the past week has made huckstering rather an ugly occupation for those engaged In the business. Mr. and Mrs. S. F.

Eberhardt sod Mr. and Mrs. A. Farmer were guests of John Rusher and family Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. H. P. Myers spent Sunday afternoon at the Levi Klvett home. Henry Altman, Is nursing a rath jr sore arm as a result of vaccination.

Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Hensel took dinner Sunday with the John Martin family of Clear Creek township. Mr. and Mrs.

John Stuver went to housekeeping at their home in Blp nus last week. Mr. Stuver will con tinue In his papering work. Miss Gertie Hufiman of Kansas City Is vlsting at the I. S.

Walter home this week. Miss Callle Franks of Ft. Wayne Is visiting a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Franks.

FOR CONSTIPATION. Mr. L. H. Farnham, a promlneat druggist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says: "Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are certainly the best thing on the market for constipation." Gits these tablets a trial.

Tou are certain to find them agreeable and pleasaat In effect. Price, 25 cents. Samples frfie. For eale by Bradley Bros. COBLESVILLE.

Maggie Wiles of Huntington Is visiting a few days at W. S. Drandenburgs A number from the village took In the excursion to Chicago Saturday Preaching next Sunday evening. Ruth Dishorn of Huntington Is spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Warner. D. C. Stults Is still on the sick Hat. Bill Guntle Is doing some mason work at Tom Johnson's this week.

I Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stults spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Shroyer In Whitley county.

Wade Howenstlne and Homer Stults are over southwest of Bippus making well. Mrs. Jacob Barsh is In the village at this writing, taking care of her mother, Mrs. Gobe. The scrap In the village Thursday evening caused a good bit of excitement among the boys.

Minnie Howenstlne spent the day Sunday over by Roanoke with her sister. Bessie Kama and Dell Goble were In Huntington Mr. Eby, Amandy Bonebrake and Ella Smith attended the branch meeting at Bntler Wednesday and Thursday of this week. John Gordon's visited at Wess Em ley's Sunday. John Overholt is putting up some fence for Jeff Bonebrake.

Mr. and Mrs. Bendel of Huntington called at D. C. Stults Sunday afternoon.

A railway through the mountains north of the Adriatic sea. constructed by the Austrian govenunent, to hulld up the trade of Trieste, though only 130 mllM lonr. baa 679 brldsrea and vlaAiiAtn 1 Ala Mini ttilYUiorh fnrtw. I JUUU.lOa VU.VMQU nine tunnels. The American Boy.

1312 7., is umi 'i i.ar ti iii iy ii "i i ot. lav Energy is well nourished muscles plus well nourished nerves. the greatest energy makers cf all the wheat foods. In Just tight. Ntptr $oli fa lull.

BISCUIT. COMPANY ere VEILED ATTACK OIIJEC, TAFT Senator Hale of His Own Party Makes It. President Roosevelt Knows When to Be a Quitter as Well as a Stand (By Special Correspondent.) Washington, D. April 14. The veiled attack made upon Secretary Taft by Senator Hale, a member of his own party only expressed the opinion of many of the most prominent republicans In each house of congress as to the fashion in which the secretary of war Is neglecting' his official duties for his personal political ambitions.

Senator Hale pointed out that the real head of the army was never at his post and that the chief of staff was in fact performing the duties of secretary of war. It was interesting to note that the only senators who came to the defense of Secretary Taft were men of slight acquaintance and short service in the senate. The scandal of the Taft campaign is likely to become acute. Not only has he utterly Ignored the duties Imposed upon him by the office which he holds and the emoluments of which he but there has been expended in his behalf an amount of money which perhaps has never been equalled in a pre conven; tlon campaign. It was estimated by the New York World at S800.000.

This amount of money plus the constant and the commanded devotion of all the federal office holders should certainly secure for him the nomination. In all probability he will have that nomination. So far the only serious setback to hie ambitions has been the action of Wisconsin in Instructing al 1 Usui 3 NATIONAL most unanimously Its delegation for LaFollette. But LaFollette who is the best democrat in the republican party has no chance of nomination, and appreciates It. He will go to the Chicago convention with the votes of his state to be cast as tie aeslres.

He has no affection for Taft, but la political beliefs he Is Infinitely further removed from any one of the other candidates. If the field should be, as it may, Fairbanks, Cannon and Foraker against Taft, it is inconceivable that the LaFollette votes should go elsewhere than to Taft whatever the latter'a weakness. And that he Is weak before the people every prominent republican politician admits. Some apprehension has been ex pressed by democrats who think thatj President Roosevelt would be a strong candidate that in the event of Taft's weakness being thoroughly shown to the convention, it might be stampeded for the president. That would seem to be aa entirely probable course.

But within a week I have had two unsolicited statements made to me by men not acquainted with each other and each of whom is an intimate at the white house. The first, a distinguished editor of a New York magazine returning from a lunch with the president said to me that without ouotlne Mr. Roose velt he could say with the utmost em phasis that no circumstances could arise that would lead him to accept another nomination this year. The second, a correspondent of sev eral western newspapers who is known as a white house pet, said that the president had told Mm that If nominated he would refuse, that if the convention renominated him over that refusal he would telegraph it re assemble and select' someone else. The opinion is growing that Mr.

Roosevelt will not allow himself to be stampeded even though the convention may be. i WILLIS J. ABBOT. Duters: Gold Medal Flour is the only The American Boy. 13t2 the 111 I fF' tn.

Iff It's the best flour made 4. end always I i Sad Symptoms. The woman who has periodical bead aches, backache, sees imaginary dark pots or specks floating or dancing befqre her eyes, bsycnawlng distress or heavy full feeling Miitomach, faint spells, drag glngilewnAeellDg In lower abdominal or Kric iWbn, easily startled or excited, 'gulflfor painful periods, with or wtth out Ivic catarrh, is suffering from weakinffs anoQerangemenu that should have elm aentlon. Not all of above srmptoib aps likely to be present in any case atoelmft. Nealectea or badlv treated and such cases yCftn run Into maladies which de manf te surgeon's knife ii they do not fur ULanaUllT.

IS medicine extant Tim sum a ion and jumyia, Ik a srflg nine as eu iTTT; lit. arvrr.il ni? rVfllplA ruimfra.nl nrjUaaxi nri i i mart imrp "ftp nrnfpslnnal llalsTT The vtrv beat lnsradlenls kuown to medical science for the cure of woman's peculiar ailments enter Into tts composition. No alcohol, harmful, or itablt fonning drug is to be found in the 1st of its Ingredients nrlntad on aaeh bottle wrapper and attested under oath. In any condition of the female system. Dr.

Pierce's Favorite Prescription can do oniy gooa never narm. its whole effect is to strengthen, invigorate and regulate the whole fsmale system and esDeciallv the pelvic organs. When these are de ranged In function or affected by disease, the stomach and other organs of digestion become deranged, the nerves are wcaksned, and a long list of bad, unpleasant symptoms follow. Too much must not be expected of this Favorite Prescription." It will not perform klne will. It tciU often prevent them, If taken in time, and thus the operating table and thtf surgeon's knife may be TOIUOU.

Women suffering from diseases of long Sanding, are Invited to consult Doctor ierce by letter.rec, All correspondence is held as strictly private and sacredly confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.

Y. Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser (1000 pages) Is sent free on receipt of 21 one cent stamps for paper covered, or 81 stamps tor cloth bound copy. A4drets as above. Alvery A.

Adee, second assistant secretary of state, bas left Washing ton on his annual bicycle tour of Europe. Mr. Adee Is expected to be away from the state department for two months. In 268 trade unions In England, with a membership of 039,000, there are 41,000 Workmen out employment, equal to 6.4 per cent. A year ago the percentage of unemployed was 3.9 per cent.

Capital invested in Canadian fac tories is 1834,000,000, a gain of 86 per cent and wages paid 43 per cent. I iVi Mm It fnl (III Arrival end rturo cl Trains. Time abl3 ERIC RAILROAD i IN EFFECT OCTOSER AT HUNTINGTON Trains Wait, Kxpreaa, aaiij u.w wm a. 4, Buffalo to Chloaao Ua vrena. daily a SB, No.

11, aooummodatloa, daily, departs a. SB. N. Mario to Chlces ao Sunday as. Umltcd.

dally s. vs sy I rein, rnrnw o. I. Chlcaro to Nsw Expreaa, dally 4:40. a.

22. Chlcaee to Marlor aor Trains laaV iJo. Ext n. i flUlr. fiundar IM P.

SS. No, 4. Chloaso to Naw Tort and Boflton, limited, 1:41 p. as, No. H.

Chicago UunUusiao, accommodation, oaiiy.amraa luiivak Na 11. Chloaa a to Naw Tert, i. BnoS, IravaUng laarlon, Oitie. (la effect! June Katt iund Trains, Ma. SV SB.

No. 28, Buffalo Mall 8:65 a.m. No. 6, Mall and Express. ...5:30 pjn.

No, 4. Contlnsntai limited 4:11 SB. West tosnd Trains. No. Kanaaa City Mall 1:11 sa.

No. 1. Contlnpnul Sw sa. No. Peat Malt p.

sa. So. S. a tarn iCxpraae fw aa. lo.

Ta, carries I paaaensara, laaVM p. SB. St F. HABOROVE, AtfDi, UunUnstoa, baa, a Craae, Q. aV T.A., Bt, Louis, Ha, Homesesksrs txcurtlea.

On the first and third Inesdar ta sach month, good SI days from date jf sal to all polaU to tha west ouUl Two Trip Tlcksta Tsn Day Ufnlt On sale daily for 101 trains, rTayne, 75c; Andrews, l5o; Wabash, lOe; Peru, U6: LoonsDort, ILIX B. dU C. TIME TABLE. In effect Deoi MW. CqtiibtifiaA i' No.

1, Pass, tnaa and vud 7: CD a. a. tNo. Pass, and freight. 11: S3 m.

No, Pass, mail and ex press 1:00 v' bl jboIuj Korth. No. Pasaaaall and es prejsa fSO.sVBa. Not 4, Pas, aad trelfihtrr. 4:00 j.

No. i. Pus, tnail and presa IM p. as. Dally.

xDaily except Sunday, i JOHN Lb MORGRSTT. 6pl JOHN a CURTIS, Gen. Mgr. FT. WAYNE.1 sV WABASH VALLEY TRACTION Ca Westbound Trains.

A. M. 11:08. P. 11 Eaatbound Trains.

A. M. 10:60. v'V P. M.

T.Ot; 11:10. Indicates limited Connection at PL Wayne, east, for Van Wert lima, Toledo and Dayton, Ohio; north, (or Garrett and Auburn south, (or Blufftoa and Muncie. At Wabash tat Marion, rAaderaoa and all intermediate EXPRESS FREIGHT SERVICE. Through freight for Indianapolis rives at I a. from Indianapolis about' 11 a.

m. Local freight east departar Tia. m. arrives at 11:50 a. ax; weet, leaves at 11:80 a.

m. and arrives at I ivta. The Intorurban ON THE 1 Ft. Wayne; S6 Wabash' Valley Tract ion Gompany TO ALL POINTS 8ET. ZJN FOUT WAYNE ATiD L0OAN5PORT: Patrons will find their streets bandied promptly and wlthc unaga.

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