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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08

Having plenty Of rain ana corn l.
coming up ine.
Mr.. Powell, from the vicinity 8.
Pleasant Gap, visited at Frank
Burkholdef's Saturday aud sunday.
Enoch Hedden ~purchaaed a On,
bunch Of shcep from +. Martin last
week. Wonder u Enoch has given
up the goats2
Had considerable OF a hail storm
last Friday. which damaged the gar.
dens and young fruit.
Glen Borron has been doing va
much shooting the past week some
OF the nelghbors concluded to can
aud got their share Of the birds.
Come 20 nnd out ne was prosllcing
on clay pigeons.
Seeds OF all kinds are settings high
this spring; wish there was a de-
mand for maple seed, we could spare
several bushels.
Ezeke's items and ours read some
thing alike last week. but they won't
this week for he haven't been away
from home and don't know any
thing.
The Sunny South" grows more
interesting, we couldn't get along
without it's weekly visits.
A. c. Bradley was out Sunday
looking after his corn, to sec IL 1t was
coming up.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08

AND
Implements.

Never before has our store been
so full of staple and seasonable
goods as now, carefully bought,
which places US in a position to
make VERY LOW PRICES on
6rst-class goods. We do not
boast that We give goods away,
but we will save you money on
the following lines.
Come in and see us for General
Hardware, Stoves, Quick Meal
Steel Ranges and GasolAe Stoves
Reirigerators, Tinware, Gran tie
ware, Nickle and Silver. Plated
Ware, Poke, and Table Cutlery,
All Kinds Of Mixed Paints, Lead
and Oils, Guns and Ammunition,
Barb Wire, Nails, Hog and Field
Fencing, Poultry Netting. Garden
Tools. Grass and Flax Seeds. Har-
ness and Harness Extras. Collars,
Pads, Rope. Haying Tools,
Miners Tools and Supplies. All
Kinds Of Pumps. Wind Mills,
Farming Implements. Buggiss,
Wagons, ETC., etc.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
Better Cut this ont.

Every mother should be quickly
suspicious of worms when her chill
dren act rs Il they were going to be
sick. Worms are known TO be the
first cause OF much III health. Young
and old very often are suffering from
worms when a mother thinks it is
something else. Remember, a very
harmless, yet always effective. rem.
edy for stomach, tape or pin worms,
Is a y cent bottle OF Mothers Worm
Syrup.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
To Our Correspondents

II your items do not appear in
our columns the week they are in.
tended for, it is because they come
10 hand too late or are crowded GU,
by press Of other matters. We
value your contributions too highly
to trea, them with any diseourtesy.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
The Labor Problem ana the So.
loon.

loon.
on the labor aud capital problem
Col. Balm, the noted temperance
lecturer, sayss "Afler all the arbi.
tfaiion education. we find capital
combining to-day in great corpora
tions on the one hand aud labor or
ganizing in great trades unions on
the other. Like two mighty armies
they face each other, both deter.
mined TO win. Weile capital Is ex-
banding on one side, the wants OF
the laborer are expanding on the
other. They live Ia a larger world,
They feel that their brain aud Drawn
have helped to build this large
world, aud they think they ought to
have a larger share in its larger for
tune. They see capital not only
living in the mansion, but owning
the cottage, for not one laborng
man in fifty owns his cottage. The
trouble is not all the fault of the
capitalists. / am in many hotels
and ! see the men going in and out
of the bar rooms. Are they the
capitalists No; they arethe labor
ing men. What the laboring men
OF this country spend for intoxiest-
ing liquors in n year would pur-
chase five hundred Of the average
manufacturers of this country.
What they spend in ten years
would purchase five thousand of
them, aud what they spend In TWEEN
~ years would control the manu.
featuring interests Of this country.
A few years ago there was a strike
in the Pullman Car Works. What
the laboring men Of this country
spend for liquor in sixty days
would buy the Pullman Palace Car
Company, and all rs stock. In
stead of a strike, at the end OF
which all the laboring men are cut
OF work and out Of money and pro-
visions, why don't everybody stop
drinking liquor for sixty days and
buy up the whole thing? The la
boring class is made Of the wise
and the otherwise. The otherwise
is that class in Chicago who march
ed, eighteen thousand OF them, un.
der a banner with the motto, "Our
children are crying for Bread
and then marched to a picnic
ground and drank four thousand
four hundred kegs of beer. II we
settle this problem, we shall sim.
plify every ether question confront
ing the American people. Close
every saloon in any Of our large
cities on any Sunday and put a po-
liceman TO guard the doors, and
somebody to guard the policeman,
and when the following Sunday
night comes there will not be a
beefsteak left in the butcher-shop
nor a loaf OF bread in the bakery.
rake out Of this republic tomorrow
every saloon, every disnllery, and
every brewery, and in less than ten
years this will be the most pros.
porous country the eye OF God
ever looked down upon"
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08

Commencing March ssrd, The
Frisco train leaving Rich Hill at &
P. m. will connect at Pleasantou
with fast trains arriving a, Okla
homa 1880 next morning, Deni-
son Nos a. M, Sherman 1890 a.
NJ, Fl. Worth ass p. M, Dallas
sszo P. m, Memphis 8 a. m. as
before.-E. t. LABARRrERE. Agt.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
The DUTY OF Parents.

Prevention Is better than cure, and
yet n remedy like Gooch's Mexican
Syrup for coughs, colds and con-
sumption. II notused to prevent con-
sumption by curing a cough or COLI
IN the beginning, can be depended on
= even cure after the lungs begin to
waste away. No other remedy is so
nice to take, or 30 quick to cure, and
many families often buy a new bot
tie before the old one is all used up,
so that they may have 1t always In
the house. Only . cents at drug
stores.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08

Frisco system rhine Card.

No. ia, Mall and Express,
Leaves ~..9.45 a. m
Connects at PleaEanton
with Flyer for the North.
No. 153, Freight and Ac-
eomodation, arrives. $50 a. m
Carries Mail and Express.
No. l53, Carbon Center Mail
and Accommodation, Lvs. 40 D. IN
No. 151. Freight aud Ac.
comOdation leaves 600 d. m
Carries Mail and Express
for South, connects with
Flyer al Pleasanton.
No. ll3 Maitland Express Ar. .g-25 d. M
Connects az Pieasanton with FLYER
from the North.
Z. n. LABARREBE, Agt.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
U LIST.

Now is the time to supply your
self with good reading matter for
the coming year. Get the best.
Get what will Interest you week BY
week and month BY month, fresh
and new, at home and abroad.
DON'T fail to get The TRIBUNE and
Daily X. c. World, for Ss.oo
K. c. Journal (weekly) 100
K. c. Star weekly 100
Globe Democrat (twice-a-week 1. 90
Republic (twice-a-week) I.5o
Irl Hicks Word and Works I.5o
Youths Companion a.,o
The Criterion 1.so
Live Stock Indicator
Special Farmer Institute Edit. kr.2s
Poultry Farmer
or any other paper or magazine you
want, at proportionate rates. Call
on THE tribune.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
Advantage of Variety.

He-Don't you ever get tired Of
being made love tor
She-I might if IT were Away,
the same man--Detroi Free Press.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
RANGES.

We sell the famous Quick Meal
Steel Range, positively the best
and most economical Range on
the market.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-20
Los tftulOS
aneriCanOS.
Replica a la opinion general.

Els Puerto Rico, desgraciadas.
mente, el psfs donde con mas lige-
reza y menos detenimiento SO emf
ten las opiniones. Prescindiendo
de l5s que opinan porque ST, hay
mnchos, muchfsimos que lanzan sus
conceptos sobre cualquier asuuto
de importancia 6 trascendencia con
Ia misma fscilidad con que 10 hasen
sobre las miradas de los enamOra-
dos 8 sobre los versos de uu trova-
dor de &alturs1
Para esos SO escribe esta repli-
ca. Para esos que nunca Sc han to-
mado ell trabajo de opinsr sobre
ellos mismos y, sinembargo, dicen
y vociferan en- contra de los ue tie
nen tftulos americanos, namense
medlcos, dentistss, ipgenieros 6
abogsdos.
Para combatir Ia opinion gene
raj y Ell concepto de sdefcientas>
que han merecido los tftulos anne,
ricanos de boca de los <opinadoresD
serfs bueno y casi necesario que
cualquiera de ellos Gse topara7 con
cualquiera de los otros, para que
luz y veEdad salieran. Pero como
este no es possible, ssra meme sterg
que dfgamos los sef1ores sopina.
dores1 10 que los tftulos americanos
son:
10 Tratandose de M61icos, y
sosteniendo el principle de que en-
tcdas parties cuecen habas, puede
decirse que los m6dicos americanos
van muy por encima de los de otros
cos y .cirujfa. En- 10 que respecta a
Ia medicina, no es que no tengan So
brados conocimientos patol6gicos
sino que, escs conocimientos Sc t, r.
lnaron base de Ia patologfa de
otro pals distinto en- china y condi-
clones al nuestro, y no pueden por
tAnto aplicarse les mismos procedi-
mientos sino no concurren las mis-
mas condolences.
20 En- cuanto q los ingenieros
y Dentistas pueden los americanos
desafiar q los iguales de cualquier
pals. La supremacfa de ellos, ma
die la pone en- tela de juicio y
40 TratSndose, por dltimo de
los Abogados puede proclamarse
muy claro y muy alto, que los aboga
QOs amerlcanOs SSaD0n 10 que eS Ia
ley0 En- los Estados Unidos no Sc
pOnen en- mancs de los estudiantes
de Dere cho, ibros de versos nj his
torias antediluvianas como Sc estila
en- otrss parties. Principiando con
los concentrates de Blackstone que
no tienen igual como obra jurfdica,
ell alumno va grAdualmente estudian
do las diversas ramas del Derecho
con relaci6n y orden hasta terminar
el intrincadO ndmero de asignaturas
que correspondent al tftulo de Licen-
ciadc. Esas asignaturas pueden ser
mas menos seg1a sea el curse y
segdn ell colegio 8 Uuiversidad en-
que Sc estudie.
Ganeralmente, para ell tftulo de
Licenciado en- Derecho Sc necesitan
3 amos que Sc divideu en- curAos:
como sigue; Ter. arlo. Pro ego.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-20

menos del derecho. f ,tudio general
del derec y de las leyes. Ley de
co ontratos, estudiada sepsra1amente
en- sus divisiones de socieda1. Agen-
cia, CompTa verta etc. etc. Elemen-
tos de Derecho Hipotecario, Relacio
nes domesticas. 20 afo. Propie lad
Real, (estudio compreusivo del ders-
cho hipc t cario) Propiedad personal
Juriprudencia de e 4uidad, Derecho
Institutional, Dsrecho internacio-
nal, Ley de agravios (Torts), Dare
cho mercantil. Ser af1o: CorporAcio
nes, Derecho penal, Id. procesal,
(Procedimientos), Procedimientos en-
equidad, Id. en- la ley comun, II. de
C6digo, Ley de testamentifacci6n,
Pruebas, E tudio de causas celebrss,
Jurisprudencia comparative Dere-
cho romano y can6nicO, Pi$9tlca.
A ese magnffic0 curse Sc une ell
estudio de todas las jurisprude ncias;
Ell de obras como las de Montes-
quiap, Bracton, B ,ntham, Savigui,
etc. stc y con especialidad ell Dare
cho romano en- todas sus 6pocas.
Como quierA q ell tftulo Lo jus
tifica sl sabar de quien 10 tiene sin6
su ateuder cia la c$tedta y ell cum
plimiento de su programa de exa-
men con mas 6 menos suerte, de ahf,
que de todas parties y de todos los
colegios saIgan abogados buenos,
Gbog0dos na01os q a6ogados p6stmos, de
los cuales, &c las dos dltimas clas9s
no han salido hAsta ahora de las au-
las americanas. J6venes como Pal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-20
MOdo de fbrar
los afbOleS frutaleS ~.
delaS hOrmigaS.

Entrs los muchos que Sc han
propue sbos, merece citarse por su
sencillez el sig 1iente: con un )rd6n
algo grae;zo 8 cinta ancha d. algo
dor, impreg gnada en- uoa substa c a
pegajosa cualqniera, y q assr possible
algo dulce, SO da una 6 dos vu9ta
al tronc3 de .cada arbol. teaiendo
cuidado de reponer el C D don cinta
cuaudo sea ne c asario Con este obs
taeulo no puede tubir & Il copa de
los arbolss nirgda ms scto pequ. Il ,,
pues al frArqaearlo quslan prisio =
h6rOS,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-20
AZUCAR CUBANO
Proposition de arreglO

Dfcese que M. HAIRY Oxsod,
Ptesidente de Ia AS >cia 3i6a de FA
bricantes de- Azdrcsr de remolacha
h ) propuesto al Pc .iie1t9 r % 3e-
vslt IN me lilo d } areglo, por ell cual
sc segdirfa cobrando & los azi,ates
de Cuba Ia totalidad de- los dece3hos
que sati, f scen act1almeate, de 10
caAl SO devo!varia lueg3 al)s in Or
tadores Ia cAntidad sui;i ents para
alentar los hacendados Gu bsnos 6
mpedik 81 total baucarrota'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-20
FOREIGN

One Yea ..... ....:. gold ...... . 800
AYABLE IN ADVANCE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-20

mer, Csstro, Coll C1chf otros on
ran el foro puertorriquef1o, como han
honrado ell elenco estudiantil ALA en-
las cate lras de Ia Metr6poli. Para
terminSr restanos a9fadir que tods s
esas opiniones tan iDfdnd edas como
necias son hijas legftimss de a. ga
nos icspleitos sin coneiencia, que
nacieron para no entender los c6di-
gos, decir disparates en- estrados y
en- todas parties y pq'estidtgiIG1' CON
los pobres jfbSros. Y good bye!
FRAY MACETA
Utuado)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-20
Julian Mati9nZO

Esta casa cuenta con un compile
to surtido para instalaciones de mo
dorCs, bafos duchas, fregaderos etc,
Ademas de ofre cor a los propie-
tar os a mas bajo precio que nipgul
ma otra casa, garant'za 30 solo e.
material sino ell proyecto 6 instala-
ci6n completa segun 10 exige la jun.
ta Superior de Sanidad por contar
con pers onal competente para el ca
so, ademas e>ta casa facilitara Ia for
ma del pago a aquellcs propietarios
que en- ell momento de hacer la ms
talaci0n no cuen ten con toda ! a can
tidad que dicha installation importe
a3O15
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-20
Juan Ll0bet.
Maestro PIOmerO eXaminadO

Ofrece sus trabsjos sin compe-
tencia q los PropietaTios, confaccio
n&ndo ell mismo los proyectos y
pianos para ser aprobados por la
Junta Superior de Sandal, siendo
esto una economic para el Pfopieta-
rio pues no tiene q buscar a otro pa
ra que haga dichos pianos y proyec'
tOs.
Responde de no estropear los
edifcics.
No sdmite dinero hAsta no ter
minar Ell trabajo y ser recibido.
Direction Cristo II altos 6 la
qaincalla del Sr Matienz1,
g 90 z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-20
DiCen de LOndreS.

Ell coronel Arthur Ly ach, eleeto
represe 1tante de- G lw y a la C5ma
ra de les C)muue' NO ocupAra 81
puesto pues sera scusado del Grim 9n
de alta trsici0n -des ie q1e pise en-
Lnglaterra, y ARE -tIdo, E 'rooet
Lynch no mega haber ayu jado 6
los beers pero dice que ccupIa su
puesto q menos que Sc le imQj1a P )r
Ii fuer2a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-20
LA PEINILLA ELEOTRICA
DEL DOCTOR WHITE.

La dntca peinilla que ha obtenido paten-
to: Donde quera que han sido usadas, SO ha
'onQuistado alta reputation:
Basta peinarse todos los dfas, porque la
painilla hace 10 demas.
Esta peinilla asombrosa no puede romperse;
esta construida de a. manera, que no estro-
pea ell cabello. Sc vende garant zando por
escrito que sera satisfactoria en- todos sentidoS
Enviaudo ell importe en- sellos Sc remiten
por correo
Tama1o para Senoras, so oentavos.
TamaG0 cara Cahaller0s 80 CentaVOs,
AgenUes acUivos, sean hombres mujere
SO neceSltan para introduc1r ese valioso artf-
c Ilo en- todas parties. Lease ell anuncio
Eublicamos en- otro sitio de este peri6dico:
Los infnitos Agentes que tenemoS estaD
nuy satsfechos del exito que alcauzan.
Direction: D. N. ROSE.
Administrator Genera
DECATUR, Illinois.
156 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-20
New York & Porto Rico S.S. Go.

Freight on tobacco, cigars, rum
and bay rum transported by stemers
of this Company from ports of the
Island to the United States must ia
future be prepaid at the 'port of
shipment.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-20
COmpania de VapOreS
ala NEW YORK 4 PTO.RICO. ,

En- 10 futuro deben pagarse pol
adelantado los fl 9tes de trasporte en-
los puertos de Ia is'a en- donde sc
haga ell embsrque de tabaco, cigs.
rros, ron y ron de matsguets, con
destino los Estados Unidcs,
s 3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-20
IN VENTO MARAVILLOSO,

Cura la caspa oalyicie, dolores de cabeza
& &, y sin embargo, cuesta 10 mismo cue la
peinilla ordinaria.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23
Railroad Commissioner.

The following delegates repre-
senting Lafayette parish, elected
at the Democratic primary Dec.
9, 1899 will attend the conven-
ton called to meet in Baton
Rouge Sept. Is for the purpose
of nominating candidate for
railroad commissioner to repre-
sent the second railroad commits
sion district: Simeon Begnaud,
Bazile SOnner, p. A. Delhomme,
Drs. A. o. Clark, N. D. Young,
Eraste Broussard, G. Debaillon,
I. A. BrOussard, VIM. Campbell,
p. r.. Roy, Overton Cade, A. M.
Martin, J. o. Blanchet, H. M.
burke, E. @. VOORHEES,, G. d.
Gallery, Jules Langlinais, Lucien
ST. Julien, G. o. Mouton, An
theole Bernard, A. G.. Guilbeaux,
Marius Roger, J. S. Broussard,
Judge Julien Mouton, Hon. r.
G. Landry, Homer Mouton, A.
D. Landry, Alcide Judice, j. N.
Breaux and Lewis Wilmington.
The above delegates were
elected to serve at all Democratic
nominating conventions, those
present tO cast the vote of the
parish as a unit. Several candi
dates have announced them
selves, prominent among whom
are Hon. OvertOn Cade of La,
fayette the present incumbent,
and Hon. J. A. LOret of ST.
Mary.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23
Gigantic Consolidation.

Last Thursday q very import
ant meeting composed of some
of the principal Oil magnates
and prOspectOrs of Southwest
Louisiana was held at Lafayette
for the purpose of considering
the proposition to consolidate
the interests of all concerned in
the development of the Lafa-
yette and Anse Labutte oil fields.
Owing to the absence of two very
prominent gentlemen, now in
New York, the project, after
some discussion, was postponed
until some future day. The
proposition embraces vast in
terests, and the new company
will be capitalized at $1,000, 900,
backed by some of the wealthieSt
and most influential corporations
in the field. Hon. Robt. Martin,
John r. Todd, F. Borah and p.
H. Mentz, representing the Mar
tin-Heywood Company ARE prom
inent in the new movement and
it is probable the new concern
will be styled the Martin Devel-
opment Company. Judging
from all appearances a gigantic
scheme is developing to control
the entire mineral resources of
Southwest Louisiana, and the
Southern Pacific people seem to
be watching, very closely every
phase of the manipulations, with
apparent determination to secure
their main supply of fuel oil at
this point.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

Judge Israel Falk, the pioneer
oil prospectOr of Lafayette parish
has resumed operations on his
well within the corporate limits
of the town near the Southern
Pacific depot and is drilling a
test we'll to exploit the mineral
resources of his property. Fiji
teen years ago the Judge dis
covered the presence of Oil, the
first in the parish if not in
Southwest Louisiana, but owing
to lack of means could not de-
velOp the find. He intends now
to ascertain the exact value of
the property and expresses most
sanguine expectations of striking
a flow if not Il gusher. Good
luck to we Judge.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23
Brick Factory.

The Lafayette Brick & Tile
Manufacturing Company have
completed the installation of all
machinery necessary to operate
the plant and Thursday raised
steam for testing. All parts
worked smoothly and Manager
MoutOn expresses extreme
satisfaction over the success
which has so far crowned the
efforts of the promoters of this
enterprise. Next Monday the
plant which has a capacity of
10000 daily will be put in full
operation and the manufacture
of brick actually begun. Nearly
all the process is by machinery,
very little manual labor being
required either to mold the
brick or place them in kiln.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23
Purity OF Our Dru gs.

That's the point we are trying
to impress on the public mind.
When a clean, pure Drug Stock
is spoken of we want that to re-
fer to our Stock. We are doing
all we can to merit that title.
It s the main point ofour business.
Bye-and-bye if you havn't al
ready. There is no extra charge
for this purity. Together with
accuracy, it's our inducement for
prescription trade. Moss Phar-
macy.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23
King Alfonso.

All Spain is aghast at the pc
culiar action of King Alfonso,
who insists upon having his own
way sometimes, and actually re-
fuses to believe in the genuine
ness of certain sacred relics
such as St. Peters toe nail and
st. Paul's hair. His mental
balance is seriously questioned
for these reasons and especially
his strange acts at Leon where
in the midst of a procession the
king descended from his car
riage and took snap shots with
his camera of a triumphal arch
which attracted his attention.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23
The Coming Fuel.
New Orleans States.

1t is evident that when fully
developed the recently discovered
Oil fields will yield immense
wealth to Louisiana and Texas
for the crude petroleum which
the fields abundanrly produce is
destined, by reason of it's cheap
ness and other advantages, to
largely supplant coal as fuel.
The result of the trial of Oil as
fuel on the steamer Mariposa in
the Pacific will increase the de-
mand for the product and it is
predicted that in a few years all
the great steamship lines will be
using it instead of coal. Accord
ing to telegraphic despatch
from San Francisco the test on
the steamer Mariposa was re-
markedly successful. On the
ship was a United States naval
officer who will soon make an Of
fetal report of the test to the
Navy Department., and if it is
cOrrObOrative of the statements
of other persons aboard the ship
at the time, oil as fuel will be
substituted for coal in the YES
sells of the navy.
By using Oil saving in weight
is made in the fuel ship has to
carry and also great saving in
the amount of space taken up in
a ships hull. Besides this clean
liness and even steaming quail
ties are important factors to be
considered in favor of Oil. The
United States, however, is not
the only country that is expe-
rimenting with this fuel for
steam purposes In Norway,
owing to the high price of coal,
vessels are being fitted with Oil
burners and the tests of the gov
ernmenthave proved conclusively
that oil was cheaper than coal
when both had to be imported
If the United States naval Off
CcI IepoIU IS 1dtoldOlc, IL IS
to be, we shall soon see
a number of ships equipped to
burn oil under their boilers in
stead of coal. In the meantime
the exorbitant price charged for
coal in the North has
the owners of steam
plants to try Oil with the most
results, and in New
York where it has been burned
under stationary boilers the re-
ports agree that the experiments
have been remarkably success
full. In view of the high price of
hard coal and it's scarcity there
is no better time than the pres
emit for experimenting with
liquid fuel.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

Our Headake Cure removes
the cause for a headache by it's
action on the stomach. 1t cures
the ache-doesn't drive it away.
Moss Pharmacy.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23
Notice.

The regular monthly meeting of the Lata-
yette Building Association will take place
at the Associations office on Tuesday, Aug.
20, at p. Members are requested to
be present. Loans will be made to those in
need of money to build, improve their prop
erty, etc. This is your opportunity. Don't let
it pass.
CHAs- .. MOUrON, President.
B. ]. PELLERIN, Secretary.