Daily Tribune, Volume 17, Number 32, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 January 1903 — Page 7

GRIEVANCE

BELIEVE THEIR SALARIES ARE TOO MEAGER.

WOULD SECURE INCREASE

More About the Voting Down of the Proposition for a Second

Normal Sehool.

Charles A. an. Matre, of Muhcie, -Delaware county superintendent', was nominated as tlic new president of the

Indiana State Teachers''Ass^iatiofl, nt»W in'ij session at Indianapolis, after considerable warm argument among the m«mIiers of the committee, and was later fleeted to the office. J. B. Pearey, of Anderson, and William L, Bryan, of Indiana University, were candidates for

nomination against Van-Matre, but the tight gradually simmerced down to between Van Matre and Bryan. The county superintendents were too clever is politicians to be withstood and final ly Van Matre was nominated by a vote of 7 to fi. ilr. Van Matre is a comparatively young man, one of the best-knovni edncators in the state, and is the first county superintendent elected to the presidency of the asociation for a. number of years. The new officers of the association arc:

President—C. A. Van Matre, Muncic. 'Secretgry-Trcasurcr—J. B. Pcarcy, Anderson.

Recording Secretary Miss Kate

Woods, Evansville. Chairman Executive Committee—Milo Stewart, Indianapolis.

Vice-Presidents—First district, Frank \s. Cooley, Evansville: Third district, Lo,lus B. Coft'nian, Salem Fifth district, John B. Wisely. Terrc Haute Seventh '.district, Pearson Mendenhall. Indianapolis Ninth district., J. W. Wilkinson, 'Kingman Eleventh district, P. H. Cop*land. Fairmount Thirteenth district, iAiaandus Smith, Elkhart.

Executive Committee—Second district, •?. W. Bergstrom, Bloomingtor. Fourth .district, George P. Wekhnan, North Vernon: Sixth district. Lee Ault, Cambridge Oitv: Eighth district. 0. M. Pittcnger, Anderson: Tejith (iistrict. W. 0. Hiatt,

Rensselaer: Twelfth district, Homer Dilhvoith, Angola. The new member? of the leading circle Hoard are: Victor M. Hcdgepeth, Goah«'iij Robert J. Aley, Bloomington.: J. H. ToTftlin, Shelbyville.

A resolution for the indorsement of the proposition to establish a. new state normal was flattened out during yesterday afternoon's aesnion. It was offered lvr a oommitee of city school superintendents, consisting of J. W. Carr, of Anderson, chairman C. X. McDaniel, of Madison, and R. A. Ogg, of Kokomo. It seemed to be the sentiment of the association that it was not the need of another normal that made good teachers in the .state scarce, but the fact that teaafejara l'ecelve such meager salaries, and it was suggested that if the state's money were spent in paying teachers instead of building a new normal, all would be well. The resolution was voted down by a majorily of the members of the association.

Jacob Baur President

At a meeting of the stockholders of the I.iQuid Carbonic Acid Gas Manufacturing oinpany, held in Chicago, directors were elected as follows: Jacob Baur. Charles Baur, Oscar Baur, Charles Minshall and O. P. Rauchfuss, Chicago. The directors 1 hen elected officers as? follows: Jacob Baur, president and treasurer Charles Baur, vice president and secretary Oscar Baur, general manager. Mr. Rauchfuss is sales manager. There are few concerns in the country paying: a better per cent on. the investment than that paid by this company in which there is considerabli Terre Haute capital.

Stone and Webster's Plans. Messrs. Harte and Rogers, expert engineers in the employ of Stone & Webster, have arrived from the east to assume charge of the preliminary construction work for the Clinton and Paris interurban roads. G. P. Wells, general anager of the plant here has not been out of the city recently, and there seems to have been a mistake made In pending out a report from New York that he was there purchasing material for interurbana running' out of Terre Haute.

..aple venue Election.

Officers for the Maple avenue M. E. Sunday school have been elected as follows

Superintendent—S. C. Brown. First Assistant—Alex Ransford. Second Assistant—W. A. McBeth. Secretary—Clyde JAred. Treasurer—A. C. Ringo. Supt. Primary Dept.—B. E. L.ockwood. Asst. Supt.—Mrs. J. N. Green. Supt. Home Dfept.—Miss Johnson.

Fix Whittaker's Salary. Judge Piety has been making court allowances for the end of the year, and has been examining different attorneys to fix the probate Commissioner's salary.

W. C. U. MeetTVrTday The Central Union of the TV". C. T. U. \v»ill hold a business meeting at the home of Mrs. Moore, 3600 North Eleventh street at 2:80 Friday afternoon.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if It fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 25c.

Tlip more Harts Honey and Horehound is used the better it is liked. We fcnov of nothing so pood for croup or whooping cough, it is good when your cough is deep sen ted or your lungs sore or. painful. It Is good for any kind of a cough. Oran Hammond, a railroad man of I.eRoy. 111., says: "That, his success depends upon the condition of liis health suul that his lung trouble 1»« been comcured by using Harts' Honey and Horehound, after having tried other well known medicines, without benefit." Sold ||y T'aur's Phatmacy.

Try Th» Triltme'a On* Cant a Watd Column.

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"True art is not the caprice of tfeivor that individual" —Maxzini

It frim Individual caprice or the mere fleeting fashion of flit moment that

Gorham

is markedly free. True artistic feeling in design, excellence of workmanship and sterling quality of material can never#© out of fashion. These can always be relied upon as being present when silverware bears the Gorham trade-mark, the Lion, the Anchor and the 4B.

All

responsible jeweler* keep it

CLINTON NEWS.

Mr. Hurly, of Indianapolis, was reported to have said that the oases here which are supposed to be smallpox are not smallpox. However, Dr. McGrew, the health officer, says that he knows nothing of such but to the contrary he has received letters from Mr. Hurty, asking him to have the city officfals keep a close quarantine. The talk that the quarantine in CSinton is all off is bosh.

Curtis Matthews, of Iana, was a dinton caller Tuesday. The little ten month old child of Air. and Mrs. William Miller, of St, Berniee, which died Tuesday was buried yesterday.

A six o'clock dinner was given at the home Of Mrs. Matthew Scott, Jr., yesterday in honor of Mrs. C. D. Turner of MarionViHe, Mo., who is visiting the Scott family. Tfcose present were Miss Hedges, Miss Robtiwon, Mrs. .T. B. Hupp, Mrs. tJ. G. Wright, Mrs. J. W. Wiltermood, Mrs. Jam*# Crane and Miss Grace ScOtt of St. Louis.

Rev. T. W. Lyday has organized" a U. B. church at Lyford. A lady is in Clinton endeavoring to start a library for the city schools. The library is to consist of 300 volumes and is to be paid far by advartisements by the merchants here.

Albert Dison. who works at Willow Grosrie, was slightly injured while at wojrk Tuesday. He caught his foot between a car and the track and while in that position it wis badly wrenched, fj

Mr. William eod was a business caller is" Tetre Haute yeatwiajr. His little daughter retnraed with him.

The quail law wafc out yesterday and hereafter any one guilty of killing those birds is liable to a heavy fine.

Quite a warm debate occuwed at the brick makers' hall yesterday evening. The question discussed was,

Resolved, That the art of man is more attractive to the Imman eye than the art of nature. I'he affirmative was supported by Rev. W. H. Coonce and the negative by John Steffey.

Guy Phipps has severed his connection as clerk at the hotel.

David J. Ryan of wneoln, 111., gave Harts' Honey and Horehound to bis little baby and it cured it of Croup. He affirms that it is the be6t remedy he ever used for croup. Sold by Baur's Pharmacy.

M6Coy Looking for a Match. LOUISVILLE, Kjr., Dec. 31-Kid McCoy is in this city the fcuest of R. C. Gray of the Southern Athletic club. He says he came here with the intention of arranging a tnatoh with some heavy weight but prefers to tike on Jeffries. McCoy says his bout with Jim Cotbett was a fluke.

The cost of th« twelfth census is now figured out to tor# been $12,854,818, and it is further added that this is an average cost of 15 1*2 cents per capita in the United Stales.

Two Saftors Died.

WASHIJCdSTON. Dec. 31-The training ship Buffalo put into Pensacola today and her commanding Officer reported to the navy department that two frien had died Of diphtheria and that several others of the crew are sick with the disease. The men wire Guy C. Patterson and Robert E. Casey.

The ttiaaif friends ef G. H, Hanson, engineer, L. E. & W. R. J?., at present living in Ldna, O., will be pleased to know of hia raeovery from threatened kidney disease. He, writes: "I was cured by using Foley's Kidney Cure, which I recommend to all, especially trainmen Vfho are usyally sitnilarly.afflic|ed.

by tut druggists. J*

Sold

P. H. Monninger & Son

WINE GROWERS

swoal

Holiday 6isb Wine Sale

frd# now on, until .Jan. SdL 1903 incluaive, all kinds of ctur art and sweet wines, $1.0# per gallon, ?5o per bottle. 12 bottles wjne eased $4.50 j»er case. Golden Cabinet CfcjrWpNP1** pints 60c. VM1 orders b$ mail or 'gfcon*, Ko. 3087, proTn^tlj' atte^ja^ i», AW deJli» ereU fcee to of tM '1

JO ENLARGE GLASSES

3 3T ifert

Y. W. C. A. EFFORTS ARE BEING APPRECIATED HERE

LANGUAGES TO BE TAUGHT

Other Branches in Educational Work will Also be Taken Up at an Early Date,

Many young ladies arc enrolling in the Y. W. O. A. Bible classes this week and it is tkouglit all of the classes will be filled when the time eoines for beginning this interesting work- The first lessons will be a »\veck from tomorrow night. Miss Kmm« B. Moore, the secretary. as plamie to take personal-charge of the work. The subject of (his winter's studies will' be "Life of Jesus Christ.''

A movement is on foot to organize a

may be started soon.

The first police assignments of the new year, as ordered liy Superintendent. James Lyons for January, follow:

Night districts—Captain Welch in charge. Sergt. Stoeeker, north side Sergt. Kotsch, south side.

First district, Feiler 2nd. Fedqerson 3rd, L.loyd: 4th, Vancleve 5th, McCuIloch: 6th. O'Brien 7th, Sughrue Sth, Westbrook .Oth. Cline -10th, Boyle 11th,' Moore 12th. Knucky 13th, Gleason Uth, Greggs 15th, Westendorf 16th. Vanasdal ITlh, Hutchin.s Clerk, Jones wagon officer, French driver, Harkness.

Day District—Captain Beattfe in charge. 1st district, Dorley 2nd, Mullen 3rd, Dougherty 4th, Ryle Sth, L.intz 6th, Bishop. Clerk, Reed wagon officer, Gregory driver, Armstrong.

DR. FENNER'S

KIDNEY

All diseases of Kidneys, /\v fv ad in a O an 1 1 1 1 1 1 Also Rtaetiinatrsm, Mok I I I tetia.HsartlMssaja.araTel,! 1 11% I Dropsy/Female Troubles. V/ llii

yours.

"f bad sever* cue of kidney diseaso and rheumattsn, discharging bloody matter. Suffered intense pain. My wife was seriously

suverea intense pain, my ima affected with female troubles.

—'-—alo troubles. Dr. Fenners ured us both, a&dolph. Ia."

Druggists, 30c.. A»k tor Cook Book—Free.

ST.VITUS'DAH. UCE

SureCare. Olfcnlar.JDr .Fenner. Fredonia.N.y

IndianaDental Parlors

634 1-2 Main St. Over WATSON'S Store

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. WE GUARANTEE ALL WORK.

PRICES WITHIN REACH OF ALL.

Teeth -..-$3.00 Full Set .... 5.00 Crowns ...— 3.00 Bridge Work 3.00 Fillings 50c up

EXTRACTION GUARAN TEED PAINLESS.

Refed what Mrs. Nellie Klein of 1610 North Fourth street has to say: On December 5, I had eleven teeth extracted by Dr. J. C. Vaughan at the Indiana Painleas Dental Parlors and I willingly give this testimonial and will advise all those who have so long dreaded the dental chair to go to the Indiana Dental Parlors.

Indiana Dental Parlors

DR. J. C. VAUGHN, DENTIST. 634% Main Street, North Side of Street .' Over Watson's Store. Lady Attendant, Cltirens Phone 1311

SPECIAL SALE.

COMPLETE

Cobbler Outfit

IIIICUU/CP

UUtNn til

Company.

657 WABASH AVE.

"Tta IC^Ioir Tou Can't forfit"

J. C. RUTHERFORD,

PRINTERlw.

RACTICAL^. UBLIC

New Phone #4A. #66 Main MMtt 4Mr te TrtbUM. V'" r*"'

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THI£ OA'LV- TRI8UNE:*' TERRE HAUTE,-INDi THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1903.

COIMEET

Blood Wine Keeps the Bod/ Warm

When Winter comes you cam always tell the man with thin, •watery blood. He Soes around all bent over hia head drawn own in his collar, hia nose red, face blue, teeth chattering, and his feet and hands like calces of ice. With a little Attention paid to his blood his Winters would be A pleasure. It's the blood that keeps tia warm, that produces the natural' heat, "Blood Wine" will cure a person of the "shivers" no matter how lone he has Buffered with the cold. It will Keep the bands and feet warm instead of "clammy," because it enriches and improves the blood and circulation. People who are indoors a great deal, as in the case of Prof. J. H. Newton, Lowell, Mass., suffer more or less with the cold. To these people we suggest following Prof. Newton's advice: "I consider 'Blood Wine' the finest blood medicine to rejuvenate a worn^jut and run-down system I ever saw. It Improves tbe conditio* of the blood so that one doesn't notice the cold. Since taking 'Blood Wine* I b*ve never been troubled with cold feet or hands, aad have not minded the most severe Winter weatber."

German and French da.ss at the Y- AY. C. A. within a few weeks. The association is only waiting to sep how many members are in favor of syeh^n. course. Other branches of tdmratiortal

vfcqik

January Police Changes.

Set a bottle of "Blood Wine" for fifty cents and try it for this trouble. BAUR'S PHARMACY.

Things We

Like Best

Often Disagree* With Us

Because we overeat of them. Indigestion follows. But there's a way to esoape such consequences. A dose of a good digestant like Kodol will relive you at once. Your stomaoh is simply too weak to digest what you eat. That's all indigestion is. Kodol digest! the food without the stomach's aid. Thus tbe stomach rests while the body is strength* ened by wholesome food. Dieting is unnecessary. Kodol digests any kind of good food. Strengthens and invigorates. Kodol Makes

1 A aiin Mr ltd itaA AA (1 IM

ful people sing its praise. Price 81.00. Send to Abbott Bros. Company, 407-42& Dearborn St., Chicago, 111., if your dealer basn't it

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS

I do^0l?eS for a year ferr

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Riok Rod Mood.

Prepared only by E. C. Da

WITT

A: Co., Chicago.

aSeBbotti"""-'-"'"'-'"-'' "^o.liae. .-BAUR'S PHARMACY, it

The Only Way

to cure rheumatism ts to

£et

it out of tbe blood. Inlments, plasters and the like, give some relief Jbut they do not cure.

Abbott Bros. IS

RHEUMATIC CURE

begins Its work at tbe

very seat of theaiseaseand eradicates it, root and branch. That's why everybody is talking about this wonderful specific. A reason why up and dowD the country thousands of grate-

?#ha£t

the

doctor told me was gall stones. I had read so much about the relief Ripans Tabules gave other people I thought I would get some I have used eight of the 6-cent boxes arid have not had a spell

At druggists.

The Five-Cent packet ia enough for an ordlnar(r Occasion. Tha family bottle. GO cents, contains a supply fot a year.

FREE! FREE!

Be nurc to cut this Coupon out today present It to any druggist and get a beautiful Rogers Bros. Silver Sugar Spoon, free of charge, with one 26-cent box of Dr. Brown's Fruit Tablets, guaranteed to cure Headache, Constipation, Indigestion and Nervousness. If your druggist does not keep them aiid offers you something else, don't take it go to some honest druggist who will, give you what you aik for.

BURLEEN CHEMICAL CO.

GO' TO

Hardware

0 0 0

VICKROY'S

if#*

911 Main Street.

YOU WILL BE SATISFIED BOTH IN STYLE AND PRICE WITH YOUR PICTURE FRAMES.

CALL AND GET BUR PRICES.

The ONLY

genuine

Vuelta

f|p

tilling sold for five cts.

(American grown Sis real Vuelta)

—and it is Wrapped with Sumatra that f.v Jfcas had the "bitter'" 'cured out of it.

Result: A highly fine cigar. Try ft and co pare it with the prize package sort of cigars C'^-.pufc out on the quan-"tT(y-rusuing plan by the combine of nickel factories.^

The Tom Keene is a delicious cigar—NOT a catch-penny article Bold by prize schemes.

Daniel Stewart Co.

DISTRIBUTERS

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

Property Owners, I .Builders and Contractors

Attention!

Have ytiur Roofing done by the

Key City Roofing Co.

Estimate* given on ...

ASPHALT, COMPOSITION AND GRAVEL ROOFING, ROOF PAINTING, ETC..

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

TAR PRODUCTS AND PREPARED ROOFING AND ROOF PAINTS. I 1001'1005 WABASH AVE.

Terre Haute, Ind.

Both Phones, 404.

J. A. NISBET,

I UNDERTAKER, 108 NORTH FOURTH ST. Carries In stotik a full Una of Caskets of tbe very be«t Quality all at tha moat reasonable prices.

If you have anything to sell or trade just put a few lines in the Tribune's One Cent a Word Column.

Architect arid Superintendent.

JAMES M. SHERMAN, Residence, 15M B%c«nd avenua. ftooto 1$ Beach HaU, Saufh ffixtib street

J. G. VRYDAGH,

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Architect atid SujMilntendant. Naylor-Cox Watmsh ave. and Fourth

Artistic Umbrella Maker.

J. P. HAROISTY, Brown 742. Covering and rapalrln^. Prompt attention to teteplione calls.

Brdnze. and Brass Foundry,

Terr* Haute Urease and.&raaa Vtouadrft manufacturera ot bronze, brass and composition castings. AU of metals bought and sold. Elarentin and Byoamore.

Cut Itoftt Csntrietor*.

TERRE HAUTE STONE WORKS

Cut sion?

•?•*.

10^ and Mulberry streets.

Contractors and Builders.

The T, J. MARTIN CO.. planing mill, manufacturers bt 8aah, Doors. Blimla and dealers In. Iuniber, Lath and Shlriglaa, cor. Fifteenth and Van Railroad.

A. W. RAVELU

28'4 s-5th s,r"t-

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. KNISELY & EARL, 231 N. 19ht

Brick contractors and builder#. Tele«. phone, Cltf2ina*, 1124.

Oentiat.

J. C. VAU6HAN. S: pentiat. removed to Mairi St., ovtr Watsoii'a. s.-v

A\L

FOR ASTHMA, Try

PINE-TAR-HONEY

25c, 50c

FLEISCHER,

Works and offtda,

pjrfl

T,s^

TRYABITA FOOD

ir i-n vis- **i"

THE PEPSIN CELERY WHEAT FLAKE

Makes Bone, Muscle and Rich Blood for growing children. Look for Union Label. Also ask for TRYABITA HULLED CORN, Extremely delicious. For your grocers name and 4 cents in stamps we will send you a startling novelty, a doll receipt book and a sample package Tryabita Food FREE. (Refuse substitutes or imitations of Tryabita Food.)

TRYABITA FOOD CO., Ltd. BATTLE CREEK, MICH.

and BOTTLES.

What You Want and Where to Get It!

WATCH REGULAR CHANGES IN THESE ADVERTISHWJENTS.

Frescoing and Housepainting.

HENRY F. 6LAEVECKE

6Shst.

Interior Decorating—Churches, Theaters, Public 3uildinga, Residences, etc. Florists.

F. WUNKER & SONS, °"St^ B08UETS & FLORAL EMBLEMS.

Lumber Yard.

R. H. KINTZ & CO.,

Lumber Dealers and General Contractors and Builders. Main and Water sts.

Livery and Boarding.

6. W. DANIELS

LlTery

subles

oarc*in*

Cabs for theater parties, etc. Bell phoae 372 Citizens, 3««.

Ladies' Tailor.

TbeFl^r^

has returned from New York with full lines' of styles. Fur garments made to order.

Merchant Tailor.

F. P. BRYAN,

e4tl~2 w*TeWva-

We make a specialty of suits guaranteed *o fit from 26 up pant* and up.

Meat Market.

BAB3L.BR & V/ITTEN*BROCK, 1404 Main St. Old phone 8803. New phone 883. Our specialties: Home Cured Meats, Hopie Killed Meats, Home Made Sausage

ANDREW ROWE, 827 N. 6th, Tel B»1 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Freeh and Salt Meats. Hoine killed meats only. Ourers of English brand of smoked meata

Stove Repairing.

«»^ni.. COOPER FOUNDRY

jT«.r Pra^ueal Repairing of all kind* ef Stoves. Best equipped in city. 4J4 Ch«rry

for lhi§ wringer,. Warranted for 3 years. Over 1,000,000 Universal-Wringers now in use.

Why pay an installment house $7.00 tq S8.00 for,a wringer not any better when you can get one for the above price?

FREE With each Royal Wringer (which is warranted for five years a perfect toy wringer with 5 inch rolls.

Roofing guttering and spouting a specialty.

Fenner Hardware. Co.,

Relieves Instantly and Cures QuicklyCOLDS IN THE HEAD, SORE THROAT, CROUP, FROST BITES, SORE CHEST,

SWELLINGS and a!I INFLAMMATIONS. Prevents Pneumoaia and Pleurisy.

IT SOOTHES, IT HEALS, IT CURES.

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DR. BELL'S

1200 Main

%BOSOA A|L,OOBOTTLB». I AT ALII GOOD DHTJOOISL-H.

FOR SALE AT BAUR'S PHARMACY.

Plumbing and Gas Fitting.

FRED ARLETI'I, 101S Main at. Citizens phone 865. Sanitary Plumbing and Gas Fitting. Special attention given to repair work.

Painter arid decorator.

I FF lATK^nN stss.ot-jssriies. LCC JAbnoUIX, Oitlzea* L'ol.ian, A-l house patnt-ing,- graining, glazing etc. All Work receives prompt attention.

Physician and Surgeon.

d. weir, m. ».,

Res. phone 9S0 Citizen's, phor.?: Office, 3si, Office, 322 Ohio St., Res. S22 S. Third Stj Shoes.

Notice—Stop and examine H. C. Ne-w«-kom & Co.'s shoes and g:enta furnlehitin goods before goijns dow.o, town.. l^ea?t doo* ^V. J. Nawkbm'a-d'rug-store, 6S6 Laftyette,

Dr. Reed's^cuslifon Slioes, best shoe iejt t^ndef aticT'ieoVe' feet. Tine, line men'1#, iadies and Ch!ld ren'sh'o*fs. "Chasv li. "W*dod, 714 N. Thirteenth.

The: Vigo Sanatorium.

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PRIVATE HOSPITAL, where patients have home comforts and advantages of trained nursing. Dr. L.- K. Stock, S&i 3. Third.. Citz. Tel. 6?}.:

Tinnersanti. flbofers.

CartlriUs&.-'tjudlie^'iOM Wabash ave^ have -opened:stone' in connection wli.1 their tin shop a.n«J carry a complete Jlj» of stoves, ranges, tin ware, etc.

Upholstering, and Furniture.

B. L. Piogsted, 641 Lafayette ave. act 1002 N. 6% .st. Tel. No.: 7163, mf^r. parlcr furniture. Dayepports, leather couches^ specialty. Furniture packing and storage

V«l)'rfcies of All Kinda.

j*. Hulman St., 3oodysaz' I ubb«r tires'put on. jubber tire vehlclat. ItpaifHnir and painting. our flgursa.