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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-22
THOs. HUGHES. city Clerk.


BE it resolved by the city council
OF the city Of Albuquerque:
That at an election to be held at the
same time and places as the regular
election for city officers of the city
of Albuquerque, is to be held on the
4th day Of April, 1916, there shall be
submitted to a vote of such qualified
electors thereof as have paid a prop
erty tax therein during the preced-
ing year, the question of issuing bonds
for the purpose Of securing funds for
the construction or purchase of a sys-
TEN for supplying water to the city Of
Albuquerque and the inhabitants
$40, which said ordinance is in words
and figures following, towit:
AN ordinance authorizing the issue
of $500, 100000 OF bonds of the city of
Albuquerque or so much or such part
thereof as may be necessary to provide
funds for the construction or purchase
OF a water system for supplying water
to the city of Albuquerque.
"Be 1t ordained by the city council
of the city Of Albuquerque
Sec. j. There shalt be issued nego-
table bonds of the city of Albuquer-
NNt W ttit dAihhil OF StUutNVU.HU. OF
so much or such part thereof as may
be necessary for the purpose Of secur-
ing funds for the construction or pur-
chase Of system for supplying water
10 the city of Albuquerque and its in
habitants Such bonds shall be issued
denominations OF $4,000 or any
multiple thereof, and shall bear inter-
est at rate not to exceed 5 per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually.
aud snail become due and PAYABLE As
years from their date and at such
place or places within or without the
state as the city council shall deter
mine, and shall provide that the city
council shall have the right to pay any
or all of such bonds at any time after
twenty t20l years from their date.
That such bonds shall be sold at not
less than par and accrued interest to
date of delivery for cash only. to the
highest and best bidder, after publ
cation Of notice of such sale as pro-
vided by law.
Sec. >. There shall be levied in
each year hereafter. until the principal
of said bonds shall be fully paid a
special tax upon all the taxable prom
erty of the city of Albuquerque neces-
sary TO pay the interest on said bonds.
under the terms hereof. and the pro.
ceeds derived from the said special
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-22

Numerous other amendments were
proposed and rejected. one Of them
hv senator Newlands proposed to dc
las construction Of the government
plant If private concerns would agree
To- furnish armor needed ut price
of $3.50 "A ton Senators oliver ana
ponrose Insisted that the proposed ac-
ton of the government was conIis-
catory ana that il would force the
private plate manufacturers out OF
business at time when they are
most needed hy the government
Senators swanson, Reed aud III
man closed the general discussion for
tho administration maintaining that
the private manufacturers had never
dealt fairly with the government ana
that government manufacture In com
petition with private manufacture
was necessary Senator Tillman de-
clarcd it was not designed to run the
private manufacturers out OF bust
ness and predicted that 1t would not
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-22
WHOLE COUNTRY
NEARLY BARE Of
REGULAR TROOPS
General Funston Attaches Lit-
tie Importance to Reports
of Wire and Wireless Irou-
bic Across Mexican Border

san Antonio, IpN1E. March 2l.
With the exception II four and ono-
third regiments Of infantry two rcgi-
ments Of cavalry and what amounts
Ia about a regiment and hair OF
field artillery. al troops of the regu-
lar United states army are either all
ready In the border territory ANA IN
Mexico, or are 90 foreign service.
This does not include the coast artH-
lefA corps on all engineer troops,
signal corps companies and field hos
pitfalls ana ambulance companies.
Regiments left IN the United states
exclusive Of those NJ the southern de-
partment ana Mexico or on foreign
tours are
SECOND cavalry. Fort Ethan Allan,
VT. Firth cavalry Fort sheridan, HI
Fort Myor, Va. and Fort Leaven-
worth kaa Third infantry Madison
barracks s. ~ and Fort ontario.
~ y. Fourteenth infantry, one bat
talon al Fort Lawton Okla. Twenty
first infantry Vancouver barrdc rs.
Wash Twenty fourth infantry Fort
- A. Russell Wyo Thirtieth inlan-
try. PlHttsburg barracks. n. ~ Firth
field artillery, with the exception Of
one battery Fort Sill, okla. three
batteries Third Field artillery Fort
Myer Va
$4,000 to Pay Guides
Generai Funston was advised from
Washington today that 100000 had
been placed Ia his credit for the
payment Of the services II guides,
scouts. interpreters and other civilians
# might become advisable 10 employ.
Already General porahinR Is using
many Americans as scouts they are
men said 10 be- familiar with every
trail and water hole in the north OF
Mexico
The work of scouts It was expected,
viii be supplemented BY the aviaiors,
six of whom have arrived az Casas
Grandes Lieutenant y. e Bowen,
who fell with his machine ON the flight
from the border to Casas Grandes,
was only slightly injured. according
60 an official report 10 General
Funston
Reports Are Vague.
II WAS stated late today at Genera
Funstans headquarters that no re-
port from General porshmg regard
ing the operations against villa south
OF Casas Grcndes WAS received today
Unofficial reports regarding Villas
fight with Carran2a forces at cruces
and .NamIquipa, south Of daleana
were vague and contradictory.
whether the American column of cav
airy that was advancing southwark
on the train leading 10 cruces eneount-
cred villa was merely guess at
headquarters.
Field Wireless | nccrtnin
Failure of the field wireless at
Casns Grandcs was not regarded at
headquarters as significant since II
has been In trouble large part al
ths ttug ffrgnnsutlf tbgrp have bpru
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-22

You miss many opportunities daily II you
a. moi read Journal want nds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-22

Passage Of the measure In inc
house is regarded as assured. Ad-
minigtration leadcrs are planning W
bring il up soon after passage OF the
army reorganization and Immigration
bills.
rho bill. which has the approval o.
the administration and Secretary
Daniels, was bitterly opposed by sew
eral republican senators, AT con-
inittee bearings on the measure, OIL
ficers Of the bethlehem ana MidVai'
steel companies. two Of the three con
Germs which furnish afmor plate io
the government appeared and the
threat was made that their plants
would have to be dismantled as soon
as the government entered upon the
business. leaving no source OF supply
for the navgs immediate needs l ne
opposition IN the senate was led ny
senators Penrose oliver, Lippitt ANA
ndue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-22

Az renernI donate closed today thc
test vote on the issue came When
Senator Weeks. of Massachusetts. OF
fered "a substitute which would nave
authorized the secretary Of the navy
to enter, II possible, into a fiVe-year
contract with the Bethlehem, Mld-
vale ana Carnegie companies to sup
PLY all the ormor plate needed at
price six per cent IN excess 81 cost
maintenance and depreciation Inc
substitute. after considerable debate
was rejected GO to "a. democrats Not-
ing sondlv with the nine progressive
rnnuhueang AGAINST it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-22
Terms Of Protocol.

Mr. Arredondo conferred al length
with Mr.. Polk. after President Wilson
and his cabinet had decided to accept
the proposal for protocol. Later it
was said that the FERNS of the pro
posed convention virtually had been
agreed upon and that it was quite
probable il would be in force within a
few DAYS
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-02-25
L-ADYSMITH MARKET
Corrected Weekly

w. G. Stanton is now employed as
bookkeeper at the chair factory.
w. C. Gerard went to Minneapolis
on a business trip yesterday morning.
l.. M. Soule left for Chetek Sun
day morning on a business trip Of a
couple of days.
F. H. Slivinick arrived in the
city on business from Minneapolis
Friday evening.
Zimmerman's Harp orchestra will
play for a dance at Stone Lake TO-
morrow evening.
The best is the cheapest. Insure
in the Northwestern Mutual Life.
Frank T. Stare, District Manager. tt
About thirty-five of cur citizens
met at the city hall Wednesday
evening with w. G. Gerard and dis
cussed rather briefly Ladysmlth' s
prospects for future development.
l.. E. Streater, of Minneapolis,
vice-president Of the Lampert Lum'
Der Co., of that city, and brother
of L. G.. Streater, of Ladysmlth, was
business visitor here last Friday
and Saturday.
Miss B. J. Muir, representing the
Reed Waist Co. Of Milwaukee, gave
shirtwaist demonstration at Died
rich & Lanes novelty shop Tuesday
afternoon. This store is now carry
| ing a line of shirt waists.
B. E. French has taken the local
Buick agency, with w. A. Black
burn, Of Bruce, and the Joe Skrzyp-
czak building, adjoining Kilgore &
Frenchs land office, is being fitted
up for a storage and sales room.
L. c.. Streater attended a meeting
Of Group No. l, of the Wisconsin
Bankers Association, held at Chip
pewa Falls Tuesday. Over 200 bank
ers were in attendance. One Of the
interesting features of the meeting
was a visit to the site of the new
Paint Creek dam, which is now well
under way.
E. V. and l.. E. McGill returned
Tuesday morning from Eagle River
where they had gone to attend the
funeral of their brother, Hartley
whose death was chronicled in ou1
last issue The funeral was held Sat
urday. Another brother, A. R. Nc
Gill, of Minneapolis, stopped off
here on his return from Eagle River
with L. E. and E. ", and will spend
the week visiting them
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-02-25
COMING EVENTS

Feb. 25-Masquerade ball, given by
Rebekah lodge, odd Fellows
hall
Feb. 25-Basketball. Cameron VS..
Ladysmith at highschool gym.
Feb. 2S-Circuit court opens.
March Entertainment, Lueck-
Diedrich Concert CO., highschool
gymnasium.
Mar 3-Bal Masque, True's auditor
ium, Luell's Harp orchestra.
Mar. 8-Lent begins.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11
Teachers Examination.

The next examination Ia" teachers
certificates Will he held in tho vrrious
parishes of the state. December 4, 5.
9 fwhite) 7, S 9, (negroj.
Your attention Is again directed to
he RESOLUTION OF tho State Board of
Education concerning tho extension
of first grade certificates after J4nu.
ary 1 1920. "That first grade crrti
ficstrs Of rhose teachers only who
shall cara three summer school cred
its in the summer schools Of the State
or three institute ere dts through Elk.
animation upon the books OF the
Teachers Reading Cours~, during h
life Of such csrtificat,, shoii ne -
Gew"d upon the rscummruGs 2 ton o.
the parish snperigte Gent nf the
schools OF the parishes III which III,
teachers are erlploy ed y
Jno r Commit.
Chaii man
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11
High School Record
at the State Fair

The AbbeviIle high school made a
most excellent record with the work
sent to the Shreveport Fair. In com
petion with almost al Of the state high
schools our local school won a great
number of blue, red and white ribbons
and tweuty-one dollars in cash. Able
ville's success in this respect places the
local high school III the FIRST rank for
thoroughness and efficiency in work
The record made at Shreveport as
as follows;
Individual note book in Zoology, first
prize. Camille Leblanc.
Group in Zoology. four boo's. first
prize, Thelma Golden MAY Leblanc.
Aristine Comfort and Marguerite Me
Cam.
Individual note book in Ancient
History, second prize. Pauline Hubert
Group in Ancient History, four books
second prize, Birdie KitcheIl Zula Cunv
Cermcn Leblanc and Bessie Ritter
Groapin American History, four books
third prize, I'loe Schilliug. Chester Der.
veloy, Lillian Henry and AuIele Fletcher
Best button holes, first prize, Therese
Moore.
Spelling contest fourth place, Sophie
MCHenry.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11
Pecan island Items.


Capt. Pete Dyson j. certainly a bus,
man these dav,. lie IS handling quiJ,
2 large amount Of Cottou and lumber
Ii has had traualc 1t the nOlth Of th'
canal lately aud if The water stays low
and The mouth oi the canal keeps filling
NJ, thc canal will have TO be dredEed
out SO the boat can get in aud out with
the mail. Edmond Vaughan and Wu.
Choate passed torough here with their
horses and cattle on their way to Giul.
berry range.
AIessrs. ed, Alfred and Walter Y bite
passed through here also, with p ine
bunch of cattle for the ChenIer au sre
range. and the Cessac boys gathered and
s,ap-ad their stock from -Pelle Isle for
the winter.
Messrs. J. 8. Morgan and Ulysse vcazey
also moved ca fine bunch of catt'r to
Mulberry. 1t begins to look as though
cattle are going TO be rather plentiful
aIain on the range around here.
Cotton is opening fast and the weather
is perfect for picking.
Sugarmaking is going on at a lively
rate. Cane is turning out we'll.
Sugarhouse parties are the rule now
and the young folks are happy.
Jessie Bourque and his wife re the
proud parents of new baby girl
No pecans; very few oranges am wal
nuts, but popcorn and syrup .5e on
deck aud gardens are coming or line, so
We guess we'll make it through TIL car
without getting too tired of g. ore
Grub. -
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11
If We Could See You Fee
Face

II we could see YOU face to facr. -
could proveto YOU beyond the sNa DIV
OF Il doubt the advantages 4 IN,
famous Byrne Practical Book e inr
and Simpliiod Shorthand. o. J. ,ok
keeping is one Of actual busi 'ror
start to finish and our shortl C NAV
be written either with penci or OF.
the tN pewriter. We could 81 v yor
clearly how it Is that We can T ou.
a better sJenographer or book 81 e, -.
ana 90 u an three months ies4 RE
time than when We used TO tercn the
systems that ar now being ed In
other schools This saving .;thre
mouths time means nue.! o the
pr sp -cii'v s. u..a'; 81 = Cu..-tf..7-
tive salary u' $50 -er month, tn, .. a
months time would amount TO 40.
thr,e mouths board at Sl2 per n i
woulu amount To o36, or d total 90
It, Ot -i'o, to say nothing Of the { I
that TIE s,'feui ot our school 4, =
three mont pracJicsl eXpsciencr,
wt''.v ,h, stu.,rt % the other school
is iust du'sEi-g uis course aud has no
eXpcjiHUCe,
We have hundreds OF graduates
10 uUS me very list PCTI,l1rs to G
fonDd iu our larE 4 0'ias. 'rp have
more Crils tor our GrGdna'as e BOT.
\kee ping, Shorthand. Rusisass ...
i-trst'ou and Finance, Cotton Clas :
or TriagraDhv then we are ahlr -
supply Y. may enter with L
any time; our work is practica". /
5noil'dJHl instruction. Thorourt .le-
parstury work In Eug'ish brc r'..t L.
given tree Nri tor - ...t gne;
make yaUr arrangements IT, Ter at
'Cpcs, Inst We NAV soon = s." the
pleasure Of pacing you good
position.
Tyler Commercial Coler~. ? Ter,
= fNas. adv /
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

Early cold snaps, storms an" ,leet
snow and slush, cause cougns a''<
colds Foley's Honey and Tar 4,
quickly, cuts the phlegm, opens Al
passages, allays irritation, heal IL
fiamation aud enables the suffe'-r t.
breathe easily and naturally Sc ha'
sleep is not disturbed by hg ainr
cough Sold Every where adv
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

baI irmrer t.uH ba { tdv-,
You can generally blame your
Crouch on lacy liver. Liver uIs srt
hdck ot coated t"ngue, bad breath
o,iI nsness sHd muddy. 81 low CON
pleXion G"sufic'rnt flow of bile
caves impu ties in th- liver whjcl
Dni~"n th~ entire ~ >stpm. Po D.
Lax l. Naturv's rsmeGy |. stimulates
he activity 'f rhe liver, inore SIS the
dow f BIZ, and hy it's laxative o.a,i-
: carries of the vast. mgt5ef and
Lars the complexion. al ,cr
Druggist, So. -
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

Best thing .ar constipation, sour
stomach, lazy liver ard sluggish bow
cir stops 0 sick headache almost
~ once. Gives most thorough and
satisfactory Au-hiug-no pain, no
nau,ea Keeps the system cleahsed,
svre, AM wholesome. AK for CItro-
lax sold T,trvvnrre adv
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

Contagious abortion is rapidly becom-
ing one Of lhe most costly of animal
diseases. 1t Is estimated that It costs
the dairy industry $40, 900 900 year in
dead calves and dry COWS.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11
--'---N eA1-
SECCESSfrtN SALE


STATE Of Louisiana. -. 4 Of Yer,Dlion. .-th
JHd'o.al District Cour. TO so''
Succession Q! Jom AhiooaeanR'
Bvy:rtre If a, o-,ss1 :. issued out of ~ =
Honor15's seye,,,s,,,,,, poeiaI District Court
!" aud ter tho p,r,sL nrilion. Ia. dated
Nor oh 1915 and CO SION IN pursuance
ih,rr,E lrlhors-i,,,, pell property .or tGl
purpose Of re,i;y;,,, pay the debts ard
cAa,ges Of said ,,,,-.s-;i- .Tiu sell "a; public
auction. 10 tbr Ia. highest responsible
1.@i,r. at .se pr;.,,;,,., La!-doo q The ( i;:
IN AboeyilIe. n -. coe leRel hours prr
SCr'oed by law, on insh
Saturday neion 9th, 1916.
the following dcsc,;h,s Thtrty, ,o-sit
me sonth half of the thTfah oi IN n0~t"-
ea-' QUARTER Of Section AZ prs 3 Z e"''.
and an improvements mai
The south hal of the sbes main OF Tire south
nail OF the northeast gus of Section - I7'
1S. =. > east, with au> tveraenis thereon
situated, MI in Verrni,;o. Hsh La
Terms; Cash On day op'
A6stviiie Lar Hoy, q mar
q, rinBobEAtX.
II GtIDRY,
SjA6pinistrators.
lOhp suEierr ssorn,gf scs,ssiss.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

ID You Have SOUR Stnmah?
II you arc trolbled with sour stom
ach yon shoald eat SLOWLY aud m
ticate your food thorouEl ly, tn,
taEe one OF Chamber AIMS Tablet,
immediately a.ter supper. Obtajnrbf
everywhere aav
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11
SH ERIFF'S SA E.
S' ate of iouisia"a Parish OF V,rmii ~
18TH Judicial D!stricr Cour No 1915
Eel X patout
Heirs Of Nlc.ise Leblanc, ct H..


Heirs Of Me Use Leblanc, pt IL.
70 Oi"Nn IrRl,rc, Aihort Fl b.rt
Repoli LeRiatc. Noemia Lo8lauc.
Mn o., Leblanc individuals, u
~ Adm'ri.'~afcr, or Lrr.irr
wi 49, N k.u p. ~ L#.'s \ o.
Rl8ro, tts f.'.', :.-C : i.i t. e'.r,.
E'u'-o I-;i.:r,. a'.o Ia.'5r- l.
I..u" Nl.n~a. rt-n Z. o.. E.
G..'v. tIr..g. at ..c
~ ,i.tr. 2. ,rr.t of s"tzH-r and
-3,- t.s ~ Is....a p.t .ftH. H.. rrf'l"
3 .ve .en'b judicial Dje'.j..r Co..t,
iu and for the Parish of Y rm,,i"n,
|iat" Of LOn'sia"@. iI tn" sh "
t.umhered and -ar.ti.t sIit. tuf.v Az
E,rg;rg and 'lnp-'''ri' I m Iu IN.
D mis- g, have tri- Gay s'iz and
= t-u IN . ms rrH-, sa'nn ~ satiqfy
said wit, ard Gill rrGcpsd - -el 1T
D. u lir ouCtnn ~ he lsst 2 h,yhas
p. -p ,usiri4 Glrr, 1T tne prin.pai
srnrf dros ~ the Cur Ha1sa Z.
a. h. VILE. E,rmiiiun. P;-.4H. - ..
y=i hin n .'q,i y Hfs pre-c.Ihnd 6l
law 'rr judicial sa!es, on
SATURDAY November *. 1916.
the following dssCri'Fd pr 2 r-v
ru.- 4 r. Fo~miipp P.ri9h. 80 wi.
Ourte ;-ii j:.c - !8"u. ]y 49, .,i g. .
leing -i'u.iei 81 'i.r p = ,: v...-'. .
on. & Rfs ~ '..s's.rre, c,utai-.. g.
T'p.fy f.a- .~. -'> a~uf. ~ <nyfH
b. 'e. ri o.. .r l,"- Nij |ar-r ~.
II ~ ~e<-'4, > uta j.. ~. ev
84rlsfd S.5r.i ot ni<. rs. d., = : .
Gibson, ~ es@' Cns. 0r5 We r. T. -F .
I rtIln, ,2g .tn-rwi at thn Eu'i1 r.t|
M p~nvem-nis thereon siiust-d :
ird ,hsretn belonging
r, y. snlt for Crsh. wilhDrt th.
lenear 0f arDra seUent
ShDrii's Office, Ahheville, Ia, this
Eth day of October 1918
AUG MORTON,
Sheriff Vermidon Parish, La
Y , Gordy, Attorney,
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11
wcnty-Twe Hundred Pi.s
Owned By Club Bcvs

recent survey OF ,he zig club .crf
N l'oS's''ra showed that more than
<-'o p'fs 'fe Owned - in. clzh rem.
''0''' Sg " pr cent of which are q
pure breeding Th.l..iirr br--I.o,r.a
~ '"e hoy' exc: Dutoc Jsr ~. s,I.
sol'nd Chin.. 371. and b,cs.htr. y,
N'h'r breeds grown sy the club -,n.
'e'' are ihc hampshire. Ches,cr wh,,
''m7of'h aud EsseE Seven ,,i,h,
'''s re raising lit'srs ef Pig rL.ea
vary IN o1H..eF from tNo 10 t,r or
Twelve
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

r. r. Casanova returned Tuesday
from Shreveport, where he had gone
wi II the Vermilion parish exhibit at the
state fair.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

Bales of cotton compressed at the gin
arrive at their destination in better
condition than do other compressed
bales
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Bendahan, of New Or
leans. were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Boarque few DAYS this week.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

Brief News Items of Local Interest


The first rain in many weeks started
in this vicinity Thursday morning with
a slow daizzle Cooler weather accom-
panied it.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

Chasiie Chaplin. the 500. oc0 90 come
dian al the Victor Theatre every FRIDAY.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

Warren Bourque, who is attending
school in New Orleans. spent few DAYS
at home this week
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

We should be as generous with man
as we are with picture, which we are
always willing to give the benefit of the
best possible light. Emerson.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

Misses Maggie Broussard snf Edolie
Trahan, left TUESDAY for an extended
visit TO Beaumont, san Antonio and
other Texas cities
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

The Grip of Evil with Charlie Chap
lin comedy and Pathe News at the.
Victor every Friday.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

Mrs {. F. Grimmer and little sons.
Francis and William, spent few days
i'll Iota, where they were the guests of
their uncle DR.. Brooks.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

in the hand of the secretary. where any
one eau see il.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

Mayor w. S. Hayes announces that
the audit of the city books for thu last
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11
Succession of Julia Hebalt

OUT OF lNH ftt1 ira DE S-N. GtGt 1T
JuGiCili District Court. i'm ANA Tor tn,
Parish Of Nt~mihon, La dated DC;
! i 1915. AM commission in persuauc
| thereof author zluC me t. sell Droprt
! ~ Tor the pun pose Of realizing tune.
! 20 paw the debts and charg II ssiC
>uccessiou, viii cff+r for sale. r
uuh /" auction. 70 the last and hiChe>,
| responsible hi Ioer, on
Saturday Nv 25th, 1916.
between the legal hours prescribed b
law; the real estate TO be aold at r..
principal front door of The Court
House in tn" town of Abhe vile, La.
| and the movable property ia b. I'd
st the last residence IF the dece1seG
| 10 the Seventh Ward, of Vern:iIiou
Parish. La, The following described
y-r~Iperty to wit
rThst certaia tract of laud lying and
I oelHg -~rtuaVeu -fu- rnB t,IrIsri OF Yer.
million, La containing forty arpenfs
together with MI OF the buildings ard
improvements th r-un situated ard
hereto belonging; being bounded on
fbe north by tie Plartors Ric. Mi
Co Lid or i,s assigns; en- the SOM
~ the e7tat| ot Btrnsrd Sochet. Jesr
baoie and David Eat,n; ON tbr sas
~ III r Hch-ri, and IN tha west hy
Z4ck Gr'ftir; lrsS cue srprnt Of sal.
tract So b hr SAID Mrs julia H brr,
- Odrnn l-Hl .rc, wAieh IL bon. d. .
on tuc north bv the said iract, TN 4 81.
7"nth bv IT," ast7t" ~ H.rn4rd Snrhet
on tn' east b. tn pa lic yoad. ar, o.
IHe west hl lie SAIL above desrrib-G
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

A hundred and tweuty-tour pairs OF
birds nests on the average farm in the
north west.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11

me StSkst; III; ~ stass syG-r-tn Z.
Charlie Csapiia al ks Victor Yu..,y.
e-ctN TriGsv
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11
Walter B. Cory,
Attornej at Law
Notary in office
A. O. Landry
Abstracter Of Title,
Office /

The Abba,;,,. !: h school ioot ball
team went % roo. rette yesterday to
plav a Gam. Il. he Jeanerette foot
ball team IT,. here with the frul
intention ot o,.a..:. all the points.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11
iSell Insurance

4 Py55.>ble, pleasant wori rgetic.
hctiye ,neu can build & nanent
business. No inve s,menf ired-
immediate cash returns , ,lve ter
citorv part or whole til . v'1 big op-
-ortuuitv for advanctu Get the
ucRer making facts toos' ~ rite, Ma
eloaas casuslty Sompar] DSiiSis, Nieh,
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11
Notice.

ON md .hor Jan. lst. 1917, the sub
s.rrp,iou rri.- OF the Ahheyiile Progress
-.-s ue = SD rar YEAR. Not more than
$50 wears subscription in advance will
r- received at the present price Of 81 90
u.. wear. all order, for subscriptions
must Pee accompanied ~ the psyMsut.
J. W. O'BRNAN. Publisher.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-11
ST CESSION SALE

St to of ious ana, ra!ish % E,,m O.
'"u, 1T" Juoiala Dist.lct Court.
No $50