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BOOKS WANTED
FOR PRISON USE
Local Department Store Assists In
MRS Gault'S Scheme Of Building
Library for COnvlCtS

DLANS for the big Book shower.
= which Mrs Frank VI. Gaut has
initiated for the benefit uf the prison
crs lu the state peultcntiary at Nc
AIcstrr received most material
boost tuesday when j. A Brown
manager " the Sidney l.. Brock Dry
Good, company offered 10 furnish
space in the store. a clerk tU tubuIutr
the gifts and free packing NJ the
books The week beginning October
4 has been chosen as the time fur the
books 40 Dee accumulated Ia Oklahoma
CITY Mrs Gault Is cndcayuriug to
Interest towns aud cities throughout
the state in the movement. aud cN
presses % hope that many " the
states communities win donnie books
fnr the prisons library.
-Four transfer companies NJ the city
have agreed tO curry the cases from
Brooks tn the depot gratis The q.
X. BUS company viii deliver the books
10 the depot ou October ! and 2. the q
X Transfer and Storage company ou
October u and Z, the Phillips baggage
and Carriage company uu October 3
and the Merchants Transfer and Stor
age company win attend 90 the hauling
on the last day N the donation pcriod,
October o. The railroad companies
NJ the state have already expressed
their willingness 10 carry the books
10 the prison from the various town,
free with everything I'm the way of
expense donated the success " the
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while Thursday the I'D. will be- OK
lahoma Ciy day The Chamber NJ
Commerce md other organizations win
come uu0 bring huls Hon. j h.
Thompson Will .r0k upon Rural
Credit. Ihr Hlr -Four Concert com.
my of G. S. y with appear both
nights
Frank Douglas of WelecuIn. senior
Zoo law Boo the University of Oklahoma.
visited Miss Ina May Taylor aud Cen.
trail Tuesday
Miss luj, Nury,of Oklahoma. Wis
itrd Miss Gcuc Horton. member "
This wear senior class
Miss Edith Jameson was ill the lat
'rr part uf the week
tnS,e- are meeting regularly this
week aud the hu-im,s.like air NJ Cen.
iwl Is everywhere in evidence New
pupils are enrolling every day.
Mautlnud field 4, daily the scpne of
action fpr tho football suund ls AT
earnest WORK
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Unpaid telephone hills FOR the month
of August are past due II not paid by
3 o. m of the li.n service will be- dis
continued Pioneer TEL 4 Tel Co.
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Edmond NelOs JOttinqs

Mis-, Mildred nu.ErN returned sun.
day night from Michigan. where She
spent the summer with her parents
Miss Lillian HuIkr returned Friday
night She spent thr SUMMER iu chi
cagu where She did private coaching
with pr Il I. Comuuuk uf the Com
mock school Of urutpry no Northwest
cu University Shu also coached with
Adrian Nrwrus of The Rldpntrh ~.
ccm Work while m Nmu. CITY,
Miss Orllc Gulnrolh s. visiting Miss
Ethel Cardiff mud Miss Nhudr Wright
thi, week before returning ru her work
us instructor uf domestic -iruor lu
the ru.sn suhuOs
Mrs Mabel Anderson NJ Pryor. ok
lahoma IS visiting Mrs j W Potts
md Mrs. Cowgirl Mrs Anderson &,
state historian for the &. -. g. She
has Just finished the llfr uf Stand
Waite who b. au uncle VI Mrs Andcr
sous
Miss lorcnn UInds who has been ms
slstiug IN the Tulman County lustl.
tutc nt Frederick Tor the last two
weeks. returned Sunday night
Miss Margaret Stuart LETT Tupsduy
npuu for Dalms after four days
visit ut the school She helped to rc.
/ organize the y " g. 4 The follow
mg officers have been rlcytrd fur the
wear President Miss AllNa Murdoch
/ ylyc president Miss Alma Duuthitt
secretary Miss Guldlp He'll treasurer.
Mis-, Ruth benefited An the commit
tcc~ have been appointed and plans
mudr Tor very profitable years work
and study Many Of the girls have en-.
rolled and names ARE being handed In
every few days bog girls desiring mem
hprsmp
/ Mrs Thornton who attended IN,
fair and the y. T.. A.. give an Illus
tratrd talk 10 each uf her classes m
things N interest seen on the trip
Mrs Ram Harvey ls here Tor nm cN
tended visit 10 her mother. Mrs Ami,
NulUfhn
earl stiles lrft Monday night fo0
Semitic, where hr win spend the win
ter
The enrolment has now reached IN,
nine hundred mark, thirty per CEN
above last year our largest enrolment
/ THIS Figure stu rHnks us us SECOND o
tmrd largest normal school m Che
country
/ The county fair will be- held ma th,
campus ~ Central State Nurmnl Sep
lemhrr 22 and 90 THE exhibits thI
yrnr viii occupy more spnve than cyrN
before and will represent ever, uhoa
ot activity I'm the county Wednesday
the - WIN hr Edmond day pr,4,iden
Eruns will speak upon Rural schools
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FOUND HEALTH
IN CARDUI
Oklahoma Lady Says Sheyisited Four
States Seeking Health, But Did
Not Find II Until She
Took Cardni

llcuryrlto, okla Mrs Amu lille
man uf thls place aiys that She suf
frrrd FOR years with headache. back
nnhr and other complaints caused
from wumunIy troubles, and that She
hus hccn tu Colorado, Dakota Mis-
souri, and Kansas seeking health and
never found n until she took Curiul
SHE says she was given mp aud wa.
told That she had cancer aud wns con
Tined to her bed fpr three months
Size further says. 1--WE then moved
here ana after moving here. the drug
glst here IN Hrnryctta. okla. told my
husband about Cardu and gave him
u birthday Almanac. aud | read the
the testimonials nnd began taking H.
ANA could sec after had taken the
scrund hottie II was doing me good
aud so | have Kept II uu I would
mot do without II IN the house. When
! feel tired and nervous after doing a
hard days work n seems 10 rest IN,
nul nuke me feel fresh
Today Hm we'll woman and
know TINT CnrdW.. has cured me.
I nn do am my own work and wash
Inc and house cleaning now without
over giving uul have seycra
friends right here IN town who hav,
hrru unable tu do their work fol
wears hut are now up. since takInr
% couple uf BEETLES " Curdul weigh
lIG pounds md nm always wen
When ! commenced taking n one yeai
nru ! only weighed 100 pounds"
All druggists sell Cordul the won
mus tonic Ty Il II ym need
remedy NJ this Kind. Get a BOTH,
today Adv
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CABBlES F0lLED
Passengers Can Now Walk Down Plat.
form In Safcty-CAbbies Each Have
Space--Can't Step over Dead Line

Prnmisouous riutlug and shedding
or blood AMONG lur cab men and trans.
Ter agents ut the Santa Fe stn,lup
was temporarily stopped Monday
when the new order issued n,. .ibIrf
Nichols regulating their mraIus and
standing pucr went into rffe.t Man,
trouble cnIls have been answered ~,
the police recently when sUmnhIr,
over rhoiro position, broke out among
the rub men.
Ihr "..uh. or Individual npeprp.
men and Dthbies claimed that m. sfg
tou uuIhurltir, were nyurine u,
larger transfer companies win na
best POSITIONS aud That the, Vrr.
compelled tn Wuk up vmf vns ,n
Each man HOW has q particular rInrc
from whence hc may solicit the ln.
coming passengers ANY NJ the hYrl
rrs overstrnplus % certain line ln rh,lr
eneeness tu seize baggage Win hr ar.
rested
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HELD UP 8 TIMES
American Freight Steamer Runs
Gauntlet Of War Vessels - Carried
British Consular Certificate

NEW YORK. Sept 10 The Amer
lean steamer Portland arrived here to
day from swedish md british ports
nflrr having been held mp Bog eight
Wur vessels uu her eastward mJ
westward trips The frcirhtrr sailed
Iom Sun Francisco several months
ngo with % rurgu ~ hurry beans and
dried fruits consigned tu Stockholm
and carrying % British consular crr
tlflcntc providing against interference
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Office Phone W. 4OI9


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\lr /. w. lNu who Vu. formerly
Miss Elizabeth Pope and Miss Zee
llhu uO Nuidm. Mis-. are visiting
at the hUmr NJ Mr.. f. A. Pope aud
Miss Josephine Pope or West Sry
eurh street
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SATURDAY. whom they m,c mmrd EDz
ubeth Duurorth Eo0foy Mr. Minnie
pnurunh ~ >t Louis arrived it the
Uoufory home Tuesday morning
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Tuesday afternoon Mt the home of
Mrs j a NormIiou Guests Of the
afternoon other nm club members.
were Mrs. ! W. chapman Nr. A. j.
Nurrl and Mis-. Edna Alauuh Thr
uflcguou wus spent at the usual nee
dlrwork except FOR q .hort mrrm.
when sewing contest wa, introduced
For the greatest proficiency Nirh h"r
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were served mro In the afternoon rUr
hostess being assisted by the Misses
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the program except the admission
that dancing ON the grpru.wurd vI
play nn important pnrt
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p.cting nr m. fol y,.t,rt,,. or...
moan NJ IN. homo ~ Mr.. T. y l.f
rrr, Thr making NJ amin. r,r un,
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noon nt the conclusion or vnirh Iced
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Ro-coe Huuiu will be- hostess 10 the
club. r-
Mrs ErurI Un-krI Jr rrrrrolts3l
M aucrluu Tuusdn afternoon Ma hon
or " Nr, fuuk louN who vIlI Iroy,
saturday for hrr new home iu H.r
Low ubm AZ the one O'Clock luncheon
that preceded the game yellow color
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Young aud Mr.. Moore were presented
ailh handsome crntOnuc ruers, for r0y-
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-16

INDIAN BAYOU, LA.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-16
Finance Company
TO Open Office
THE FINANCE & REALTY COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS OPEN BRANCH
OFFICE IN ABBEVIILE.

The Finance and Realty Com.
pany of Louisiana is making ar
engagements to open branch office
III Abbcville, Louisiana, and s. +.
Hogan of the Company is III Able
VILE at present, preparing for the
opening OF branch Office here for
Southwest Louisiana.
The company was organized in
1912 and its Success has been so
great that i'll 1913 and 1914 it paid
d ten per cent cash dividend and
placed twelve per cent to surplus.
It's work consists of buying and
selling bills receivable. building
and paving contracts, personal
notes with proper security, city
and farm mortgages.
Charles T.. Wermuth, the presi-
dent of the company, was for many
years auditor of the Southern Pa
CiiiC, and is now a certified public
accountant. with offices in London,
New York, Jackson, Miss, and
New Orleans.
Such a company as this will serve
this and other communities in many
WAYS, such as as trust company
could, but which cannot always be
done by banking company. The
property holder who has rent notes
can bring them 10 the company
and sell them for a slight discount
under their face value. The bust
ness man can sell a secured note
and not be compelled to carry any
balance as when borrowing at
bank. The capitalist finds a mar
ket for mortgage notes. Industrial
firms and municipalities can quick
ly dispose of bond issues at nomi-
nal expense. Contractors can pre- !
sent their contracts and secure ad-
vanCcs at reasonable rates. Such |
service is provided in all northern
and eastern metropolises. but until |
the organization of this company, |
there was no such enterprise in
this particular section.
The subscriptions for stock will
be receiver at the Insurance Office.
JOHN 7. BROOKS.
Port Street, Abbeville, La.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-16
Brief News Items Of Local Interest


Master Eric Chauvin. who is attending
college at st. Paul's, Covington, is on
the sick list Having left here with the
In grippe, he has since been confined 10
his bed.
Aultman Nugier, the infant baby OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Nugicr, died Sat
urdav, from pneumonia. The funeral
was held Sunday and intermcnt was
made ut the Perry grave yard.
Minnie Louis Thomas. while PLAYING
at the home Of Mr.. Camille Leblanc, the
other day, tripped and fell, striking her
head on a foot scraper, and received
quite bad cut, requiring three stitches
OH the top of the head.
{. +. Grimmer. the grocervman, who
IS giving away the splendid piano is
going to offer special sales on every We'd
nesday, and each sale will entitle BUYER
TO certain amount of votes Watch for
the sales. Watch his advertisements.
George Honold. one of our Jolly fellow
townsmcn, is laid up with an attack of
pneumonia, but at this writing is inprov-
ing, and shortly we will see him about
our streets again. Mr.. Ionold is an
architect, and made the plans for many
of the homes and buildings i'll this city.
Stephen L. Hogan, representing the
Finance and Realty Company, of New
Orleans, is visiting in this city in the in
terest OF the company. Mr. John I.
Brooks Is the local representative of the
company. We wish to call attention to
the large announcement on the first
page, and believe that a branch Office of
the company Is welcomed in this city.
Attorney X. J. LaBauve has announc-
ed his candidacy for a member of the
city council, vice Mr., J. Alcide Leblanc,
who died few weeks ago. Mr.. LaBauve
wishes to be elected without opposition,
and also states that he will withdraw il
there IS to be a race for the place. Mr.. /
LaBauve has already served as clerk of
the council and then as attorney for the .
council.
Charles Il. Grimmer has moved his /
saloon into its new quarters, at the cor
ner of State and Lafayette streets, hav-
ing had the interior of the building
practically rebuilt and remodeled. Mr..
Grimmer takes great pains in having
everything as neat and clean as it is pos
sible to make it, and this is an illustra-
ion of what can be done. Partitions di-
vide the restaurant from the saloon pro-
per, and nothing is left undone to accom-
nodate his many patrons.
We are pleased to state that Abbeville
low has public stenographer. This is
'ne thing that has long been desired bv
he business men of this city. We earnest
y trust that Mr.. II. J. Abshire will secure
OF the public Mr. Abshire comes
o Abbeville highly recommended-he
having been formerly employed by the
Jerk OF our district court, and also with
he Long-Bell Lumber Company of Kan
as City, Mo. His card appears i'll this
ssue of the paper
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-16
Alton Frances Nugier.

Died;-Jan. 9, 1918, little Alton Fran.
ces Nugier, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Phillip Nugier, aged two months and
nine days.
The little crib is empty now,
The little clothes laid by;
A mothers hope, fathers JOY
In deaths cold arm doth lie.
God needed one more angel child
Amidst his shining band,
And so He bent with with loving
smile
And clasped our dariing's hand,
A. friend. Perry, La.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-16
At Victor Theatre,

Sunday
His Heart, His His Hand, His
Sword, reels, Victor.
The Fatal Marriage, Lko.
Monday
Those Were the Happy Days, 2
reels, Nestor.
Mystery of New York Docks,
Imp.
Tuesday
The ohoemaker's Eleventh, Rex.
When the Girls Were Shang-
hied, Nestor.
The Phantom Craftsman, Victor
Wednesday
Peg of the Wilds, 2 reels, Imp.
The Life Savers, Crystal.
Thursday
His Uncle's Will, 2 reels, Rex.
Dots Elopement, Sterling.
Friday
The Miracle, reels, Trey O.
Hearts, Story IL, Gold Seal.
Frankfurter Salesman's Dream,
Joker.
Saturday
The Link That Binds, 2 reels,
Rex.
An III Wind, Sterling.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-16

Thelma Golden is OH the sick list thi.
week.
Miss Rosa Lyons is on the sick lis
this week.
Miss Aguillard was the guest of Mrs
j.. Stafford. this week
Jos A. Leblanc, MAYOR of Delcambre
syas a visitor here Wednesday.
Mr.. Eugene Bellanger has returned &c
Port Arthur To take up his work.
John Leblanc, of Port Arthur, Tex, i,
visiting at the home of Mr.. ID. W. Lyons
Mrs. Eugene Bellanger left Sunday
for Schriever, where she will visit her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Golden are visiting
in New Orleans, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hollis.
A. J. Thomas left Wednesday for New
Orleans, after spending the holidays
with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. ID. Stafford and son
spent the week with the former S mother,
Mrs. l.. Stafford.
Robt. Greene left the first of the week
for Lake Charles. where he will resume
the study of law.
Alcee Daigre, of Bayou Sale. is visit
ing at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Lawrence carpenter.
Ovey Broussare, prominent business
man of Kaplan, was visitor here We'd
nesday betweelk4rains.
Miss Ada Nunez, of Beaumont, left
last week for he home after visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Ewell.
George A1leman, vino has beeu guest
of Mrs. o. ]. Chauvin, has returned to
his home at Calumet, La.
Miss Lucille Brien left Tuesday for
Crowley, and will visit New Orleans be-
fore reforming home i'll March.
r. {. Hebert, of Beaumont, left VS.
-terday after visiting at the home of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Felix Broussard.
We are indebted to Mr.. A. w. Rich
ardson, the dairy man, for a mess of fine
turnips, which proved to be as fine as
any We ever tasted.
Mrs. George Griffin, accompanied by
Mrs. Make Sokoloski, left Tuesday for |
New Orleans. where Mrs. Griffin will |
undergo an operation.
DR.. and Mrs. Schilling and baby left !
Thursday for Osyka, Miss. where they
were called on account of the serious i'll
ness of the doctors father.
Mr.. Howard and Miss Etienette Theriot
with their father. Mr.. Angustin Theriot,
OF Houma, have been guests at the home
OF D. J. Chauvin, returning home Tues
day.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-16
Notice to Hog Owners.

The Board of Health for Abbeville in
session recently PASSED a resolution re-
quireing all persons desiring to keep hogs
within the Corporation TO secure permit
for same, from the Secretary of the
Board, Mr.. K. A. Dalton. A charge of
Is cents will br made for each permit.
All requirements are printed on the per-
nit. Please see Mr.. Dalton before the
first of February. as after that date it
shall be unlawful to keep hog without
a permit.
{. A. Schilling, Pres. Board of Health.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-16
The GiSt of It

Last December had a very severe
cold and was nearly down sick i'll bed.
I bought two bottles of Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy and it was only a very
few days until l was completely restored
to health" writes o. J. Metcalf,
Wcatherby, Mo. If you would know
the value of this remedy, ask any one
who has used it. Sold BY ali dealers. adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-16

Gore, Ga. p. A. Morgan had occasion
recently to use liver medicine and saws
OF Foley Cathartic Tablets; They
thoroughly cleansed my system and |
felt like new man---light and free.
They are the best medicine have ever
taken for constipation. They keep the
stomach sweet. liver active, bowels re-
gular." Sold by City Pharmacy, adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-16

Best For Kidneys---Says Doctor
DR.. J. T. h. Neal, greenville, So Car
says that i'll his 80 years of experience
he has found no preparation for the
kidneys equal to Foley Kidney Pills.
In SOC and Sl.00 sizes, Best you can buy
for backache, rheumatism, kidney and
bladder ailmerts. Sold by City Pharmacy.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-16
Ladies

Did you know that we handle
the finest line of Ladies Handker-
chiefs i'll town. Worth while your
looking at. ID. SILVERMAN.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-16

Who says America isn't for
peace? Even the suffragettes have
buried their hatchets.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-16

DR.. Thos. Forrest, Optometric Eve
Specialist and Optician, will be again in
Abbeville Jan. 18th to I'D. Glasses fitted
in all styles of mountings. Tests made
at residences or Abbeville Hotel. adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-16
SHERIFFS SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish of vermilion, Seven
teenth Judicial District Court
Raync Rice Milling Co, Ltd


teenth Judicial District Court.
Raync Rice Milling CO., Ltd.
W. NJ. Duncan Transferee,
rs. No. 255S.
Il. i. Ulrg-ave. ct al.
BY virtue of n writ of ieri facias. to me issued,
out OF the Seventeenth Judicial District Court,
state of Louisiana in the above entitled and
numbered suit. fully authorizing and en-
powcrirg me in the premises ! have this day
seized and taken into my possession to satisfy
said writ and will offer for sale to the last and
highest responsible bidder. with appraise-
ment. at the principal front door of the Court
House in the town of Abbeviile, Parish of Yer
million, Ia.
Saturday, February 20, 1915.
between the legal hours prescribed by law, the
following described property to-wit:
one certain tract Of land situated in Vermilion
Parish, La, containing Thirty 100 acres. more
or less, and described rs being the South part of
North East Quarter of the North West Quarter
Section Thirty Three (35), Township Ten nO)
South. Range Two East
Being the tract which Preston Morgan acquired
from Isidore Lehman. January 10Th 1908.
Terms: Cash on day of sale.
Sherifs Office. Abbeville. La this 9th day of
January, A. ID. 1915
AUG. MORTON,
Sheriff Vermiliou Parish, Ia.
5. p Watts Attorney
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-06-17
Body Of Former
Local Woman Found

Two boys found in the Willamette
river near Portland Tuesday the body
of woman which is believed to be
that of Mrs. Emma Herrin Dickey,
aged 49, a sister of William f. Her.
rim, vice-president of the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company, and a ma
tive of Ashland.
Mrs. Dickey disappeared from a
sanatorium in Portland where she
was being treated for nervous
breakdown, on January Z, on the
same day her Suitcase was found at
the Jefferson street station of the
Oregon electric line, at a point near
the river where the body was discov-
cred. At that time it was believed
she had started for the home of her
sister, Mrs. A. C. Dixon, in Eugene.
d. c. Herrin, a brother living in
Portland, partly identified the body.
Mrs. Dickey was a sister of Fred
Herrin of Ashland.