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kin. 21cG Shaftcr Street.
Same. for William Stcyar. cso4 Flovd
Avenue.
lsowman \ Gregory. for l.. b. Sims
1906 Lamb Avenue
w. IL. ianes. for -. W. IIotchkis.
Toicr street and Midlothian Turnpike
same. for J. a. Clarke, Thirty.frst
street and Midlothian Turnnike
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MtHRItGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses ware ;ss,,o,
oi.r to,, or the Hastings Court YESTERDAY
- IKE K%hGrt Marvin Clifton Harris and
Horace Wilbur Francl, and Lula "
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musTINGS RELEASE DEED.
One Release Decd. Amounting "a


/ y. l.. Adamson ct ais. trustees. to
i Annie Glass ~ viz, 22Xl27 feet north
! line Hull street - feet west OF
/ Eighth street. october 30. 1915: ST.
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umxnrco DEEDS or TRUST.


Richmond Finance and Realty Corp.
TO William L. Redo. trustee. 2l0 acres.
just north or Richmond. Known as
"Myrtl" Grove" April IS. 1915: $3.50.
jefferson II. Minor ct Tx. to William
f. l.. Tyler, trustee. 1GoX49o feet lots 30
and %. plan OF Robin Park. Novcm-
Der |, 1918: SC39
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

y charter was issued yesterday by
The State Corporation Commission TO
the Turncr-Pacc Corp. Roanoke: oapi-
tai stock stock, $1,000 to $50 600 c.
H. Pace, president; i. t., Ducrson vice
president; w. G. Tanner secretary
trcasu all of Roanoke
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Pill Mining PERMITS.

1he following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Ian
dcrs: '''
j. III. Chappell & Fro. for II. G. Row
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port. ' W On =
hon ,,,.i " 80 li"de IN provisions in
h"'N cash "n export and dcmocratic no
I"unt and IN futures The market was
inclined to follow price chances in
!, resting spots Tonight were
= 10 10 cents higher for thn lie,
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RICIIuuNn NAY >IA1,K.r

y .''hm"nH, Va, November .. 1915.
En &. ,,'l'.' NY -'.-.'...... ....... a - 20
;.h, 'I'''''ls .....-: -..,.... nominal
49,, ''"''E' h'N"d ............ = i 70
" , ."'.'. hINr! :............ n Il 40
Va - ''!A"G.......... nominal
NJ i"N'...'.-... .............. no:aina!
.s',,. .'N"' ..'.. ......... ....-.. nominal
..r,s a.. '.---............- nominal
80" "iii,r'Ss"! .......... u %
~ 'SHei' arg bales. Il 70 %
SS ~, PSI winter .............. ae7 90
S:,j,,u,,,, '"t"i .......-...... - 90 u
i'rS'um. sp'ins ............... q g so
'''" 'piing ...... ............. 10 20 q
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l.. :. CIRCUIT COURT or APPEALS

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvcncd Yesterday morning
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Countr,-Cur.d Bacon
MtHI5ET CoNDiTIo&-
by Levy Commission Co.
Hichmond Va. November

t-. ~, -. - ~ J. -.
- +.ru asnt. mems. 11arke, ir splsr.dif
shaa- iorsirts lFnr Egg Scare. md
.-H;"'s h.iiors niSh='. Estter-N srl;.f
arm receipts le.,- I-al--Sc.r,e and -,...rf-
e.. Ctlne--Nary-, IN fair shane ,or.;n,.
l.e-sg. Htta.'E- Market IT, good -uau.
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IIDr ,>D wooL. M,EKEI
Wool.
HrcnNo>D FRUIT M,KkEy.
,Iiv ~ gr@-ghnw < CIV
Elr. UUnI Va. *GgeJIif,r =


ElraUona Va :fovenber 5 ~;
Fancy .sfgs i"t per btu ... ;sn0
FaI,y. 'arr" green. per bill ..... az
Ret. stripe. per bbl.. ................ =
I'.nry Duchess. per htI-................ > IN
Fau,y Dftu. per ru>hc!.... ............ ,.
Frar-
Fancy Darrlo''s. por Dbl ................ . o.,
YarSy Srckcl.. per bbl................ : n
Fancy Bartlrit-. per Uu.Ael. . . n
Fancy Se,kl-s. per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. [. n.
O. cav l"ruuie. r"i bb! ..r...... ........ O.
Tsn.y Kiem.f. per ub.. .......... ........ z:
T1n,l chprb Fayori'~ per u1i. ..... : y,
Peaches.
Taucv. F'ecs'oUs per crate. ;I-
fau'l y"iio~s. yer ua!i-bushei iasIt: :,
D1Jrson.
Fancy. hlue per acknowledgements. =.
Grippe.
Fancy h"laPar" tour pound yn,k.t
per basket ......... ......... IL
tar'y Ntagar". four -poina u.-sc,
F.ror Concord, touf- pound ba...,t ar
hasH'i .-..-..t.. ....-...-. ................ q,
Dniors~
rsr,s Potato. per bu~nrl ...............,i n
Fancy white. pc" huFh"I. o.. ............ n
Poirtors.
80. lflsr. p"r tusn"l .-..... 5,
MARKET Cc&blTIOS
Cwtrr 20 warn Weather ana n-.,,., >.
'",r,' No marks' ''s been c.sl"r for pa,,
several days WIN cooler wc4iner look for
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
AI.rESR FAVORABLE

rulltc utility shares shared in tho re-
actions Of IN. "ntir" list \ Western Union
q. ihn; stock tC the fact tina; earnings are
.M"ii ahead "f those y"ar ago. ard there
is a possibility Of an increase In dividends In
- December.
announcements .: railroad earnings were
increase IN net Of slcO,3i9 FOR Seut"mhcr.
. Missouri tactic earnings should show an
$500 100 for the week according to Benjamin
:. Br';h, tho president.
ing rs president OF tho Denver and Rio
, Graric man Who Was not favored by III"
nm r@su,,od In ne cr"nln,o T"' Of rmor
thNt the Gouids had again obtained control
Of Missouri racinc The latter stock de
c'ired ! point. nut no confirmation OF The
repori has been secured.
Bonds continued To advance.
Ncw YORK: November E-.Metol shares
were the chief sustaining influence OF to-
DAVIS market. other parts Of the stock list
showing an irregular or heavy trend Tho
inquiry for coppers inC"ssant. trading
+. In that group attaining large proportions.
with new records for Anaconda, which added
7,'p"tlt to It's recent rise ~ 81; Chino. TX
1T by" nn4 Utah: q; at ,5as Other cop;
srocialucs, more particularly those In the
. F}"' hlchem Steel nuc;uated within narrow
r.nGe and closed at +3', loss Of points,
closed without recovery. Railway. shures
We're under frenicr prcssnr" their Enins
, 81 INC 'nTiE week inducing iurthcr real
ziur sales Canadian Pacific fell a. To 1856
and AtchisoD Union Pacific. Southern Pa
cinc. New "rk Central ana New Haven
yielded TO over points.
Tho sessions activity was confined t. the
irst and last hours. In tile final dealings.
Investment stocks showed greatest he1v!r-~s.
Storing exchange was 4 tr!He lover. Int
assurance respecting new London GREATS
wa~e helpful ia iWrs-t!nE q stronger tone
ie'ar. Bank cteat!als ro!L; % steady eNr.r-
sIcu ~ !-dI-'r.l. =ul c5-lm-rs!.l activity.
lntsrHa, ioaa. hei sr'!.e Marie g.. Der
c"'f E-r'- r-- certificate. f~--c -. t@--
'--ss o.: the BOND -a-E@; atvar~Iur on
f-r7--s - r=--- --------- rcr-eu.u' Tote!
80 As .z.- Ecr-Ez'.5 8 ~ 90
.i-f- >'t-=z -.s-s -=-E-- call
N-r vC:-- S---4- .-1'-r-zrtr.e pa
-.-r ~-a--s ..r-E--zr t..s y@st.
r. 9---t = i-- g.. -lt--. ,lsle s.-
---1lr - -
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cash grain: Whc,t-No ,aJ (, oS,, :, >,
n. n"fd, nominal: No. 3 hard SlO?5iSi N:
o":h-N" yellow. Csc: N". = white s,i.c
;O. 'N' '' '''''' S'"HH'Td, 5''.r.
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RICHMOND >TOCk MiRKEr

BY ''tEr.. o. Egr b & cor
Richmond VA %r.Auhzr ;g'-
SALES cE BOARD
Virg!uia Railway FaH@r common. ~,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-23

exATE or WEer!ViR6fNfA III
x y kpies Aeldg ~ the ~ the C1eft
ek The Circuit Court % 1Hafrfton COUNT,
81 4ondny the list. dny of N6yenbst. 1Dib,
leyd atsss. ssns yos. sas ai,susta IN.
1caia =: .ksstsE: lcssphsA Kester. Jossph;
& Hfter, JAsDus ~. Kegt a., iamory; NutfSr.
4 ana Florence Greathouse, Plaintifs.
~. IN Chancery.
Afastha Lghtner, Samuel o.. Kester,
e Ss D EsEl Tstsr Y oranyilis
q .4ester. widow of John q. Kester, de-
9 cseased Ihes. A. Kerr. Chas. q, Kerr, an
I zn.enS Emma Benda, Ruby Derkson, Jos
sspn y kess. lIndas Ksfr. Ellen Rugh, Theo-
sarsAsiIls Drummond. Leslie Drummond,
1inlet. Ina Drummond, widow Of
<s2.4u Drummond. deceased; Oral
4 - ,f1mr rs thtaut Aryln Drummond, an
tltAqe; Aftte Drummond, infant: Wayne
4 .froEno pd. an infant; Ellen Ehrhardt.
e4ullea Brook, Leslie Nutter, LATE Nutter.
Mzrftn Horn, and Mile Young. an infant;
S9e n other children. or heirs at law
~. 5asep g. Natter deceased. whose names
'untpoNn, Defendants. n q VI
The object OF the above entitled chancery
tbs ps.tiss entitled thsreto q the The
eoM Underlying tract OF land con-
faining twenty-five acres, more Or less,
4in4 and being IN Harrison County, West
y1xg1nia and being the coal reserved by
11e1h @. Nutter in certain conveyance
Hpad6 By him to Lafayette Nutter, bearing
date the 18th day Of June, 1889, and Of
record In the ONCE Of the clerk OF the
County Court Of Harrison County, " est
virginia, in Deed Book No. IS, page lis,
and Tor general and special relief.
And sitt appearing from an AFFIDAVIT filed
n this cause that Lloyd Teter, David Tet-
er. Bertha Kerr, Jennie Miller. Thos. A.
hesr, Chas. G. Kerr, an intaRt; Emma
Benda, Ruby Derksen, Joseph 3. Kerr,
\ 1nda Kerr, Ellen Rugh, Theodore w.
0rnmmond, Walter Drummond. Granville
pfumm0nd, Leslie Drummond. Dora Miller,
INA Drummond, Oral Drummond, an In.
Hxents fAfyln Drummond, an infant; Artie
0rummond, an infant Wayne Drummond,
IN infant: Ellen Ehrhardt, Annie Brook,
Leslie Nutter, Lafe Nutter, Martin Horn
u md Mile Young. are non-residents Of the
STATE OF West Virginia, It Is ordered that
they DO appear here within one month after
( the date Of the first publication hereof, as
4 vel also as all other children or heirs at
law OF Jacob C. Nutter, deceased, whose
names and places of residence are to plaipt-
ms unknown, and do what Is necessary to
protect their interests herein.
Attest: 81 - ssA&
8 I. WADE COLEMAN. Clerk.
b, o. SUTTON, 6 N &.
Counsel for Plaintiffs.
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MERCHANTS
AT Home will Give You Better
Bargains Than Those Who
Are Strangers.

First Spend your money whore vou
have received II.
Second Buying at home you can
see what you are getting.
Third Buying away from home
your purchase ,is liable to be lost OF
destroyed. I. ,ss s.j
Fourth Strangers do not take The
same Interest in you as those whom
You are acquainted with
Fifth Time is money. III IA sare
time anil money by buying quickly at
bone. e # RI
Sixth Merchants at home will give
you better bargains than those wlu
are strangers to- you. Ak *.
Seventh IL you should buy an ar.
ticle that is not as Represented IT ID
much easter to attend to It In Ciarlss-
burg. = M 4
Eighth- There sfs no economy IN de.
feildtpg on the naiIs and q llIsal-
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Satisfaction
On Both Sides When .CIarks-
burg People Buy From Lo- B
cal Merchants.

Why people living In, and around
Harrisburg should spend their moaoy
; n Clarksburg and not with tia mail
rider houses: " II ~
F,rst-Because 1t would maze old
ia l1sburg rank among tho busiest
nd most prosperous cities in the
olntry.. Il 4lt a II
Second Because the depeaeent
surld soon be Independent.
Third-Because it would kooD our
4oygs away from the loan sharks.
Fourth Because the girls behinft
lie counter would get something bel.
Pr than starvation wages.
Fifth Because children who are
oiling in the factories, would be In
:hool. 4, & AZ, a I'm,
sixth-Becauses there wou'l be no
room on the corners for tin horn''
gamblers to stand. and ridicule. TIE
rlace being filed with busy nustling
people. Il.
SEVENTH Because our city has hon
y sc manufacturers and merchan . who
5 aake it a pleasure to trade With them.
Eighth Because it increases tbc
population Of our city by proving %
rangers the value Of. our products
manufactured in our city, AMI orr
,ll,reciation of them. is
Ninth-Because by buying ut homo
here is satisfaction on both; sid g anu
re are not disappointed with The
,oods received. u
Tenth-Because by buying AZ homo
,akes US all more prosperous ahi
Shle to assist those less prosp. Gus
which are found elsewhere.
j. r.. MILLER.
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order or fuo1ication.
0E WEST VIRGINIA.

y --La.s.Asa9 Ofoef OF Fuoucneton.
BTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
I Of the Circuit Court Of Harrison County,
On Monday the LIST. day Of November, 1915
Che following order was entered:
Goldte Moore Rowan, Plaintiff.
vs.. In Chancery.
John Alfonsus, Rowan. Defendant. M
The object OF this suit is to obtain nm
7bsolute divorce from the defendant on
I gears and for general relief.
And It appearing by an affidavit filed
4 In said cause that John Alfonsus Rowan
n nonresident of this State. It is ordered
hat he do appear within one month from
NE date Of the first publication Of this
spsder and do what is necessary to protect
MS interests herein.
Given under my hand this the list day
November. 1915. "A
7 &EFF q LOHAr. -
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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SUMMONS

BTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ~
10 the Sheriff Of Harrison County;
Greeting:
yohn Alfonsus Rowan to appear before the
Judge Of our Circuit Court Of Harrison
County, at the Clerks Once Of onr said
Court, ct Rules to be held therein for our
said Court on the First Monday in De-
exhibited against hims in cur said Court
BY Goldie Moore Rowan, and have then
there this writ.
Witness, I. Wade coffman. Clerk Of our
said Court, at the Court House Of the said
In the 63rd. year Of the State.
]. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
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SUCCESS
fone
MAY
@ @ m ms MS way creates the
Keep
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-06

afflicted and exceptional children, and
librarians.
Twenty-four of the 622 colleges and
universities listed in the directory are
presided over by women. or the near
ly 5000 county superintendent In the
country. sos are women. The tendency
to nh this position with women Is al
most wholly confined to the west. one
state. Montana, has not one man as
county superintendent Wyoming has
only two Kentucky is the only south
ern state that utilizes women in this
office. the state has 26 women as
county superintendents, On the oth-
or hand. there are only 20 women
city superintendents in total of over
1000.
Seventy institutions for the blind
are listed in the directory. or these
10 are directed by women. or the 10
state schools for the deaf, 10 are un-
der the leadership OF women ana oi
the 22 private institutions of the same
character, 16 have women superin-
tendents. OF the 81 private institu-
tions for the minded. 20 are IN
der supervision of women.
Fourteen out of sc directors of in
dustrial schools are women; and 4S
of the 200 schools of art are in charge
of women. Women have almost mo-
nopoly of library positions. Out of
300 public and society Libraries Civ
en- in the directory, women supervise
l,O75,
The government bureau of educa'
tion itself exempities the call for
women in executive educational posi-
tions. II of the % bureau officials list.
ed in the directory are women.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-06
DOuBlY PROVEN

Ardmore Readers Can Nc .onger
Doubt the Evidence
This grateful citizen testified long
ago
Told of quick relief-of undouhtcd
benefit.
The facts are now conf med.
Such testimony is complete - the
evidence conclusive.
1t forms convincing proof of merit
Mrs Emma Powell, Marietta, Okla
says: Il was subject to bearing
down pains through my loins ana
limbs and had bad fainting spells
After taking other medicines and also
being treated Ivy a physician without
benefit. | used Doan's Kidney Pills,
This medicine did me more good than
anything else. After taking IT three
or four weeks, felt fine"
Doan's Never Fail
More than three years later Mrs.
Powell said. "SInce giving my for
mcr endorsement Of Doans Kidney
pills. | have used them on one or
two occasions and they have never
failed to give relief
Price soc at all dealers Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy vet
Uoan's Kidney Pills the same that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-06

The Weekly Ardmoreite reaches the
'armet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-06
ESTIMATE Of
EXPENDITURES
SUBNI TED
PROPOSING A TOTAL OUTLAY OF
A BILLION AND A QUARTER
DOLLARS, $t16,ooo,OOo FOR ARMY
AND NAVY ALONE.

Washington, Dec. 6.-Estimates for
the most elaborate program eXpendl-
lures ever asked of an American con
gress in times of peace, were submit
ted today, proposing "A total outlay OF
$1,285, ,S57,SOS, or $17O,S53,G14 more
than was appropriated last year. The
great increase is almost wholly due
to the administration plans for mill
tary preparedness. More than $ll6,-
900 600 of the total is for direct eXpen-
ditures on the army and navy, with
millions more to be used in coast de
rense and other fertilization work. By
establishments, the amounts asked,
were.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-06
WOMEN AS LEADERS
IN EDUCATION
II II ~ 81 II :. :. {. :: II II .: II II It :.

or the 1900 conspicuous positions
largely of an administrative charac-
Ter listed In the 1856 educational
directory just issued by the interior
department through its bureau of edu-
cation. $500 are held by women, There
are women who are college presidents,
state supcrintendents of public instruc-
ton, county superintendents, directors
of Industrial training, heads of de
partmentB of education In colleges and
universities. directors of schools for
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-06
Lecture Monday Night.

Rabbi VIM. II. Greenburg of Dallas,
Texas. will visit the congregation of
this city Monday and will deliver a
lecture at the Jewish Temple Monday
,vrnmg at 7:3o The public is cordial.
" invited
p.. Greeuhurg is rabbi of Temple
emanuel of Dallas, Texas and is a
man of high intellectual attainments.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-06
SERIOUSLY CONSIDER 1T

When about to call or recommend
an undertaken, you can not be too sure
as to his fitness. We have but
one standard of service, and appoint
ments-the best. The expense is n
matter of your own desire.
BROWN AND BRlDGMAN
Undertakers.
Under Opera House. Store Phone %,
Residence phone 7. Open day and
night. 2-6t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-06
Contrast.

Aunt-"Your bride, my dear BOY, Is
wealthy and ali that, but don't think
she'll make much of beauty show al
the altar Nephew-"You don't, ehi
Just wait till you see her with the
bridesmaids she has selected. Dos
ton Transcript.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-06

Heartburn is i symptom OF indiges-
ton. Take dose of HERBlNE in such
cases. The pain disappears instantly.
the bowels operate speedily and you
feel fine, vigorous and cheerful. Price
soc. Sold by Bomar Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-06
TYPHUS FEVER
NOW RAGING IN
MEXICO CITY
FUNERAL TRAINS RUN NIGHT
AND DAY CARRYING BODIES TO
CEMETERIEs-GRA CAN NOT
BE DUG FAST ENOUGH.

Mexico City. Dec. 5.-Typhus fever,
which has been an epidemic among
the lower classes of Mexico City and
vicinity for the last two months, has
grown to such alarming proportions
as to terrify the entire population. TIL ,
death rate from this disease alone
now exceeds 13O day, and the mum.
Der of cases is constantly growing. Il
is estimated that there are ll,00O cases
i'm the federal district and neighboring
towns. The authorities seem wholly
unable to cope with the situation, and
some of the large American mining
companies have asked for and receiy-
ed permission to take steps to clean up
the towns in their yicinities, as the
disease threatens to decimate the pop
ulation and leave them without work
men.
Work of this nature was commenced
this morning in the great silver mining
camp of Pachuca, where many hun
dreds of cases have already been not
ed DR.. English an American physi-
clan, who resides in the mining town
of Guanajuato, has been sent for to
take charge of this work in Pachuca,
and plans to keep corps of twenty
doctors busy in the town of Pachuca
alone, which has a population of about
10000
To Clean up Towns
The American and English mining
companies are preparing to spend sew
eral hundred thousand dollars in clean
ing up Pachuca and neighboring towns
in their efforts to check the ravages
of the disease.
In Mexico City the authorities are
keeping the real situation from the
public as much as possible. They have
forbidden the local press to tell the
truth, and further than giving "A gen
eral warning to the public about health
conditions have apparently done lit
tie. All of the funeral service of
Mexico City is done by the tramway
company, the electric hearse taking
the place of the horse drawn vehicle
of the United States. SO great has the
demand become on the street car sys-
| TEN due to the deaths caused by the
epidemic. that funeral trains are run
all night long In many of the cars
4 from fourteen to eighteen uncoffined
bodies are carried to the cemeteries
during these night trips.
/ Can't Dia Graves Fast enough
The sight at the various cemeteries
is a most grewsome one, for the supply
of grave-diggers is not sufficient to
meet the demand, and bodies very of
ten have to lie in the open for a con
, siderable length of time before being
| inferred. So far the foreign colonies
have not suffered severely, though a
number of cases of the disease have
been reported in the American colony
in the last two days Physicians say
| The fever is transmitted solely by YER
min. The high price of fuel has made
bathing, never popular pastime in
Mexico, rarer than ever, so that many
of The railway, street car, taXis, coach
es and other public vehicles are infest-
ed with vermin. This has caused the
disease to spread to the more well-to-
do classes.
The mortality among the lower
. ,'asses is very high, principally due to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-06

Lame back may come from over
work. cold settled in the muscles of
the back, or from disease. In the two
former cases the right remedy is BAL
LARD'S SNOW LINENIENT II should
be rubbed in thoroughly over the af-
fected part. the relief will be prompt
and satisfactory. Price 25c, soc and
800 per bottle. Sold by Bomar Drug
Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-06
Tc Clean Porcelain.

Tor cleau.rg white porcelain sinks
and bathtubs use a solution of one pint
OF turpentine thoroughly mixed with
one-half cupful of salt You will find
this does not injure the smooth sur
race IN the least.