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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-14
SITUATION IN COLORADO.
Preparing to Send Relief to Outlying
Districts.

Preparing to Send Relief to Outlying
Districts.
Denver, Feb. 13.-The entire Denver
& Rio Grande railway system, with the
exception of the Blue River branch, is
open to-day. Traffic has been resumed.
The Colorado Midland is also open to
Leadvlle and is rushing coal into that
camp.
The big storm in the vicinity of Lead
vile started on its fourth week to-day
after one day of sunshine and al
though the snow fall was not very
heavy to-day, there was enough to add
considerably to the difficulties in the
way of opening up the branch line to
the mines in the gold belt.
For the present, Leadville has enough
coal and provisions and arrangements
have been made there to send food
to outside districts. Two prospectors
on snowshoes arrived in Leadville to-
day from Wheeler. 1t took them four
days to make the trip of IA miles. The
wagon roads are covered in some places
for two miles at stretch with snow
slides and drifts 90 to 30 feet deep.
There is enough food at Wheeler
and other towns around kokomo and
Dillon to last 10 days with care. Po-
tatoes, flour and salt pork are the ar
ticles of diet
Stock is suffering, and between so
and 80 head of horses between Wheeler
and Leadville have scarcely any food
whatever. An effort will be made to
dig road across the mountains to
Pando, near Red Cliff, on the main line
of the Rio Grande in order to supply
the towns between kokomo and Lead
Vile. should the South Park remain
unable to clear the High Line within
the next week. The wagon road would
be but eight miles in length, and the
prospectors from Wheeler state the
proposition is to have every able bodied
man turn out and shovel snow.
relief and WORK train sent out from
Boulder by the Colorado & Northwest
ern railroad succeeded in getting only
as far as klOndike Point. There has
been no suffering so far in any of the
mining camps on that line, but fuel
and provisions are running short.
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STORMS RAGE FUR|OUSLY


reported, in some cases preventing bu-
rial of the dead
Although Kentucky is full of soft coal
mines, fuel famine is reported. The
peach crop is ruined and vegetation
generally blghted. South Carolina is
practically without railroad transporta-
ton.
The following fatalities, due to the ex-
IRENE cold. have occurred in this state
within the last "a hours:
WILLIAM BROCKMAN, carriage
painter, found dead in bed at Richmond,
ALBERT NAPLES, overcome by the
cold near Jellico, and was dead when
found.
Mail carrier from Hazard, Perry coun-
ty, to Mount Elkhorn,
Colored woman, name unknown, and
her 2-year-old child, found dead in a
field near Paducah.
Negro child at Cattlettsburg.
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TERRIBLE SNOW SLIDE.
Victims of the Frightful Avalanche at
Silver Plume.

Silver Plume, Colo, Feb. 13.-Many
people living on the mountain sides
are moving to-day to avoid possible
death in snow slides, such as that
which swept down Cheyenne canyon
yesterday. killing at least 10 persons.
Much heavier masses of snow than that
which came down yesterday still cling
to the mounta I'M sides and are liable to
become dislodged at any moment.
The bodies of the men who We're car
ried away in the avalanche of yester-
day are still being hunted. So far eight
bodies have been recovered. Three men
who We're caught in the slide were
taken out with only slight bruises It
is thought Is persons were in the slide.
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REASSURED.
Believed Now That the Bulgaria Is Not
in So Much Danger.

in So Much Danger.
London, Feb, 13.-The Hamburg
American Steamship company has is
sued an assuring statement regarding
the company's steamer bulgaria, re
ported in a dispatch from Punta del
Gada, Azores, yesterday as drifting
helplessly 800 miles from the Azores,
where 25 passengers. women ana child
rem, were taken from her by the tank
steamer Weehawken and landed at
Punta del Gada. The company's
statement is to the effect that they had
advices that the Bulgaria's rudder was
injured, but that her commander, Cap
tain Schmidt, one of the oldest ana
most efficient shipmasters, evidently
considered the situation so little dan
gerous that he declined the WeehaW-
ken's offer to take the Bulgaria in
tow.
Lloyd's agent at St. Michaels, Azores,
cables that the steamer Weehawken re-
ports that the Bulgaria, when spoken
on Feb. 5, in latitude 40, longitude
43, was in a sinking condition with
three holds full of water, her rudder
broken and her machinery disabled.
The agent says the Weehawken lost her
boats and arrived With her bunkers
full of water.
The agents of the Hamburg American
Steamship company here admit that
last nights news as to the Bulgaria S
condition when sighted by the Weehaw-
ken is graver than they had at first
supposed developments would show.
They are still hopeful, however, that
the rest of the crew and passengers
have been rescued by other steamers
in the vicinity.
The Daily Mail tomorrow will pub
fish a dispatch from Punta del Gada,
Azores islands saying that the Bull
garia had crew of SO and carried Al
passengers and that the Weehawken
rescued ~ members OF the crew and II
passengers. 5aDT
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WILLIAM LAWRENCE WRECKED.
Steamer Runs Into the Storm and Isl
Total Loss.

Steamer Runs Into the Storm and Is "a
Total Loss.
Savannah. Ga, Feb. 1.-THE steamer
William Lawrence of the Merchants
and Miners line, running between Bal
timore and Savannah, is a wreck and
probably a total loss, off Port Royal,
S. C. She left Baltimore Wednesday
last with a full cargo. but no passen-
gers. Saturday she ran into a severe
storm off the. South Carolina, coast.
She became disabled and in a helpless
condition drifted ashore near the Port
Royal bar. The crew abandoned the
ship in four boats. One, boat, contain
ing A. J. Morrisell. second assistant
engineer, and five seamen, made Port
Royal. Three boats. containing Cap
tain Willis, the first and second officers
and the engineers and members of the
crew, have not been heard from. The
wires are down%at Port Royal. Assist
ant Engineer Morrisell reported to-day
to J. ]. Carrolan. the companys agent
has doubts of the survival of the three
missing boats, as the weather was very
severe. The names of the missing men
cannot be ascertained here. MorriSell
and his companions suffered great
hardships from the cold in the open
boat and were nearly exhausted when
they made a landing. Agent Carrollan
expresses the hope that the missing
.boats made land, as the ship was near
shore when abandoned and that the
men had not reported owing to the in
terruption of the telegraph.
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Range Cattle Starving.

Long Creek, Ore. Feb. 13-Thousands
of range horses are said to be starving
to death in Eastern Oregon. Cattle and
sheep buyers who have recently visited
this city and who have also been in the
counties Of Crook, Gillian Morrow,
Baker, Wallowa. Union. Umatila, Har
ney and Ma1heur say that in every sec
ton they have visited with very few
exceptions the owners of both horses
and cattle have despaired of saving
more than a small percentage of their
stock
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Terribly Cold.

South McAlester. T. T., Feb. 13-All
weather records were broken in the In
dian territory Sunday night To-day
the thermometers range from Is to "a
degrees below zero. Frisco and Katy
trains are from three to four hours late
For the first time in years the Canadian
river is frozen over and the icemen are
putting up the natural ice by the hun
dreds of tons
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Two Killed.

Fort Ticonderoga, N. Y. Feb. 13.-The
Delaware e. Hudson train No.4 which left
Montreal this morning, was derailed near
Cummings station. two miles south of
here. this afternoon. The engine turned
over and the engineer, w. S. Coombs, and
his little boy, 10 years old. were killed.
The rest of the train hands and passengers
eScaned = y
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Alabama Weather.

Anniston Ala, reported the lowest
temperature. Is below, this morning.
Great suffering was reported to the po-
lice early to-day and prompt measures
were taken for relief. One week ago
the temperature was " degrees above.
There is much snow on the ground and
all traffic is delayed.
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RamSde1l-Durringberp.

Bentley F. Ramsdell, manager of
the Anaconda office of the Postal Tel
egraph company, was married yester-
DAY IN Butte to Miss Rosa Durrngbers
OF Elgin. ILL., The wedding ceremony
was performed by Rev. j. E. Noftsinger
OF the First Baptist church of Butte.
The happy couple will make their home
in Anaconda. 4-t
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FruitsCrop Destroyed,

p Springfield Mo-. Feb. 1s.-Itf is the
general opinion here that Southwest
Missouri has lost much of its great
peach and pear crop for this year Six
teen below zero is considered fatal for
peaches and pears. This morning was
16 degrees below while Sunday it was
still colder. -- -r. .-'s
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Sank at Her Pier.

New York, Feb. 13.-The White Star
me steamer Germanic sank at her pier
in North river this evening and is now
lying there partially submerged. The
accident is said to have been due to
the heavy coating of ice which formed
on the steamer. The continued loading of
coal, combined with the heavy weight
of the ice caused the steamer to list and
slowly sink to the bottom. 1t is said
that no one is injured
The Germanic is resting on the bot
tom of what the sailor calls an Eight
degree list. The steamer came into
the harbor Saturday covered with ice.
and when her cargo was emptied she
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-14

Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription tc
the Standard. Can be obtained al
Standard office in Butte, Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls
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Beach {rop Il HE'D.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. l3.-Reports re-
ceived here indicate that the severe cold
of the past two days has done great
damage to Kansas fruit, particularly
the peach crop. 1--WE will have to send
outside of the state for the most of our
peaches" said Secretary Barnes of the
agricultural department to-day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-14

Halifax, MS, Feb. 1.-THE town of
Digby, the gateway 20 the Land of
Evangeiine. was almost Wiped3out by
fire last night. All the business por-
ton of the town is in ashes, and the loss
will be 5000, 900. At ; a. m. the fire is
still spreading, threatening the Dufferin
hotel and the railroad station.
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Frozen Lake. Michigan,

Frankfort. Mich, Feb. 13.-Captan
Ross of the steamer Alice Stafford,
which is icebound in Lake Michigan,
off this port, walked ashore on the ice
to-day He says he encountered only
two miles of open water increasing
the lake from 'Kewanee to Frankfort
The Stafford left Kewanee six days ago.
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Railroad Traffic Ceases,

Philadelphia. Feb. 13.-The Reading
railroad at noon to-day issued an Off
cial announcement of the entire aban-
donment of it's train service until fur
Their notice. The Pennsylvania railroad
is moving about half of their regular
scheduled passenger trains, but has
abandoned freight and coal trains
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-14
Senate Combinations,

Washington Feb. 13.-The senate to-day
confirmed the nomination of c. J. Bell
assistant secretary of the treasury, and
that of Lieutenant Colonel F. NJ. Coke
to be assistant paymaster general of the
army.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-14
A Record Breaker in Tennessee.

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 13.-The prevailing
cold snap is a record breaker for Western
Tennessee Mississippi and Arkansas Riv-
er navigation suspended.
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Two Frozen to Death.

Montgomery. Ala, Feb. 13.-Temperature
here at ) a. m. was below zero. The
lowest previous record was in 1896 when it
was above. Two negroes were frozen to
death.
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Fifteen Below in Georgia.

Atlanta. Ga, Feb 13.-The South is
to-day enVeloped in storm of unusual
severity. From the gulf northward and
from the Atlantic coast to the western
boundaries of Texas the cold wave has
settled heavily on the country and pro-
duced the lowest temperature ever
known
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Danger of Coal Famine,

Pottsville, Pa, Feb 13.-The coal re-
gions are snow bound to a depth of sew
eral feet of snow, being drfted in
manner never equaled before. Railroad
traffic is suspended.
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No Fuel in PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. Feb. 13.-The storm in
| this vicinity has assumed the proper
tions of blizzard. coal famine is i'm
minent in ports that depend on Phila-
delphia for supply of anthracite.
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Traffic SuSnendcd.

| Richmond. Va, Feb. BIT has showed
necessarily here since Saturday afternoon
| and the thermometer registered only 6
| above zero this afternoon. No street cars
or railroad trains are moving
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-14

Mrs. j. M. Palmer will leave for
Butte to-day, where she will visit
friends for few days.
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In Boston,.

Boston. Mass, Feb. 13-The heavy
snowstorm which began here on Satur-
day increased in force during the night.
Traffic is seriously delayed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-14

All parties indebted to George Barich
are notified to pay the same before Feb
Is. as after that date all unpaid bills
will be placed with an attorney to en-
force payment. GEORGE BARICH.
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Heavy Snow in MARYLAND,

Baltimore, Feb. 13.-Snow has been fall
ing since 9 o'clock Saturday night All
steamboat and railway service is at a
StandStin.
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School books at Greig's.

There will be a dance given Tuesday
evening, Feb. IA, at Turner hall by st.
George National Croatian society
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The Ladies. Auxiliary of the A. o. H.
will give grand ball in Hibernia hall
this Tuesday evenings &Feh. IA. 1892
Music by the Margaret theater orches-
ira Admission 81 1921
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Notice to Teachers

The regular examination for teachers
certificates will be held at the office OF
the county superintendent of schools
February II and 49,
HELENA NJ. GLEESON,
County Superintendent.
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w. H. Firth, general agent of the c.,
r. /. & P. railway, with headquarters
at Denver was in the city yesterday.
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Louisville. KY, Feb 13-The coldes
weather ever known in kentucy is re
corded to-day. Lebanon was the coldes
place with SO below.
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Worst on Record,
Twenty-Four Below

Birmingham. Ala, Feb. 13.-Present biz
card is the worst on record
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this morning The poor were fed at a
soup house all day and various citizens
have donated coal.
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, For genuine bargains, visit the C. o.
d. store to-day.
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Earthuuallc shocks.

Knoxville. Tenn. Feb, H.-An earth
quake shock of from ltvr to 10 seconds in
duration passed through East Tennessee
this morning. No damage.
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In Connecticut

New Haven, Conn, Feb. 13.-To-day
practically the whole state of Connecticut
is suffering from a binding snowstorm.
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Railroads Blocked.

Wilmington, Del. Feb. 13.-The blizzard
this morning effectually blockaded rail-
road travel in Delaware.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-14

All the latest patterns" in wall paper
Close prices a Mahan Bros
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-14

For rent-The Palace hotel. Terms
reasonable. Inquire of DR.. Stephens,
agent.
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OCEAN LINER IN TROUBLE.
Life Saving Crew Unable to Render AS
sistance on Account of the Ice.

Swampscott Mass. F'eo ia big
steamer, apparently an ocean liner, was
sighted off Dread Ledge in Swampscott
bay this afternoon in the midst of the
storm. She was apparently at anchor,
and was blowing her whistle continually.
The life-saving crew was prevented from
going to her assistance on account of
ice.
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Lexington, Ky, Feb. 13.-Attested ther-
registered "A degrees below zero
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-14

The best shoe bargains can be OBJ
tanned at the c. o. D. store to-day.
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Business PlralyLcu.

Savannah, Ga, Feb "a heavy snow
to-day and the coolest weather ever
known here has parulyzrd all business.
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Nashville. Tenn. Feb. l%.-Weather hero
to-day is the coIdest on record.
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Coolest on Record.

Chillcothe, Ohio. Feb. l2-Earthquake
shocks were percepti1Ir here at $3.50 a. m.
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ABOUT The CITY.

Dog collars at Greig's.
Ladies' Auxiliary ball tonight.
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7. ]. Clark. travelling passenger agent
of the c., r. I. & p. railway. with head
quarters at Salt Lake, City, was in the
city yesterday.
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Cigars. tobaccos. etc.. at L. A. Kings
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Frances Margaret, aged II months
the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs
P. W. Murray, died yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock at the home of her pa
rents, 707 Alder street. The funeral will
be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock from the residence. Services at
st, Pauls Catholic church.
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Astonishing Champagne Figures,

Astonishing Champagne Figures.
$3.50 cases, or more than one-half of
all other brands, were imported in 1898
of G. H. Mumm's Extrag Dry, the stand
ard of perfection. yBottles will bear
green neckband andSstar label.
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verberkmoea, optieIan. 2e9 Main st.

Sacrifice sale at the c. O. p. store to-
day. az.z
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-04-25

When you want a good dinner
get the best the market affords.
We do our own buying and know
what our customers want and we
Try to please them, of course we
want to sell to everybody. Our gro
ceries are always fresh. our line of
canned goods, teas, coffee, spices
and everything we carry are just
as fine as we can get, we won't t
handle any others. You will have
to 90 somewhere else if you want
cheap trash. Try us first.
NJ. T. FELKER,
Phone 81, opposite Wilmington
hotel.
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PURELY Personal.
Pr""irent ooers and Comers as Caught
IN the Wing By the Reporter
for the AFdm0seIee.

J. G. Boucher of Marsden is in
the city.
DR.. Crowell of Berwyn was in
our city this morning.
T. t. Sanders returned to Wyn-
newood this forenoon.
Col. {. c. Potter came up from
Gainesville this morning.
Max Munzesheimer returned this
morning from New Orleans.
L. G.. Hicks of Oklahoma City
was among cur visitors today.
Miss Matte Frame returnel / from
brief visit to Davis last evening.
F. H. Roberts of Cheek is trad
ing with our merchants this after
noon.
Captain w F. Wilmington re-
turned this forenoon from a bust
ness trip to Texas.
w. II. Moran, the ARDMoREITE' :
efficient correspondent at Marsden,
was in the city today.
f. D. Rudisill of Glenn was
among the number to visit the
ARDMOREITE Office today.
DR.. ). G. Bittick of Ryan was
very pleasant caller at the ARD
MOREITE office this morning.
II. Splawn of Bob called yester-
day and renewed allegiance with
the Territory's greatest daily.
7. B. Cathey and family left this
morning for Sulphur where they
will spend the summer months.
John Cole of Dallas. who has
been visiting friends in the city
couple of days returned home this
morning.
Tom White and Red Fox Peter
man of Mannsville were in the
city today. They had business at
the court house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sammons
returned this morning from Chico.
Texas. Mrs. Sammons las been
visiting relatives there for some
time.
J. G. Gates of OverbrOok called
to see us today, and incidentally
remarked that Overbrook was
trudging along in the even tenor
of her ways, and a bountiful crop
was a certainty.
Miss Douglas Wilt left this
morning for her home at Flemings.
burg, Ky. Miss Wilt has been the
guest of Miss Bessie Hammer fol
several months, and leaves many
warm friends here who regret hel
departure.
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Protracted Meeting.

On pext Lords Day April 3Oth,
Elder Tom Smith of Waco Tex,
will begin a revival at the First
Christian church of this city.
For several years Bro. Smith
was a missionary TO Australia and
has recently completed a tour of
the world, visiting many countries
of interest. He also held several
successful meetings in England and
was formerly state evangelist of
Texas.
\ veritable feast is in store for
those who attend this coming ser
vice of meetings, as the speaker
illustrates his sermons by many
varied incidents he has observed
in his extensive travels.
To every one is extended most
cordial invitation to attend these
services. Respectfully,
3. E. WATSON. Pastor.
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Doing Good Work.

The street and alley committee
of which Alderman Sam Noble is
chairman are getting down to
business in good form. They have
now force of men and wagons at
work cleaning up and hauling out
the filth and accumulatiOnS of the
back alleys and by ways in the
north part of the city and we are
informed they do not inteLd to
call a halt until the whole city
undergOes "A thorough cleaning
This is certainly the most COM
mendable act our new council have
advanced and it should not only
be encouraged by our people, but
we should get right down to work
and assist them in every way and
manner possible. We can lessen
their work very much by keeping
our individual premises clean and
showing to our visitors who are
here every day that Ardmore can
be made a good clean town to live
in.