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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22

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psss sesk.
Ars. Hs~sy Assrs ssss ~ tAsssss
SssA.s saShs.
Sasss D.saa1 sss over fuAag
lAss tTon CssAeAssl.
Rsv~ hsss.aa - ss'se Ill wsah
sslp ed cooSlscsssoss.
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CITY. leak'sG sss.s bssissss .asssA
JoAs Kssss y " nsosss, visiAia1
10 o.Aher sd sskias " - sAmk
sAos.
RscAasd kAnss ssA RokA. nc0aA-
80 80 ass.disg ths wssk q ksvss-
ssAs kaacA.
Mrs.. =. j. RseAy 10 ksse fvun
laAe Csty - v~masa iew Aays 80
her father, Eli bsses.
Ars. j. d. Jsss,ass 10 saosisG
her Mill,ssry ssssbl.sA.sat into ths
building south of wehssers.
W. O. ksspdeabSrG Il Dsases
was . visitor here Aoaday, sosas %
to the lower country whese he owBs
property.
Rev. Bacoa 10 psepariRG = class
for confirmation. Bishop Sps~ldiRg
will visit Gunnison next month and
confirm the class.
Pat O'Fsllon is now Ut Fort Do
Chesne. Utah, and writes To the
News Champion, saying he wsnts to
know how Gannisen is getting along
T.. A. McGreeor came from Pow
derborn TO the coantv ssst Monday
taking his daughter, Mrs. NJ Nichols
who is suffering with blood poison
ing in her left hand.
ID. Canadsy left Sunday for st Louis
and other Mississippi valley points.
He 10 planning ON q fishing trip
to Florida ~ well, before returning
to Gunnison in April or May.
The young ladies, society OF s.
Peters church is making prePasa-
tions for basket social to be held
in hoaor cf -. VaIentise st Wood-
men hall, Saturday evening, Fsbru-
ary IL.
E. d. Stephenson and family were
visitors from Doyle, Saturday,
taking in the County ChsirmaR"
that evening. Mr. Stephensoa drove
down and reports the sled rosis ss
pretty heavy.
c. z. Zoell0er and Nis~ Florence
ere spending some months on the
Pacific coast, and Jerry williams is
holding down the position of Rio
Grande passenger agent, while
Clinton Miller scts - express
s. u. Crsop has decided to To-
cate At Graad Junctioa. The Gun
nison frieads Of the Csuap family
will be glad 70 welcome their return
to Colorado and We may expect to
see Sem aboSt here very often in
trost fishing seeson.
The ten year old boy Of Sam Leo at
Sapisero was broseAt up Saturday
last with broken thigh received by
. bale Of hay falling on his leg His
condition wss found very serious
and Sunday his parents took him to
The hospital at SAlida.
The serious illness Of John Lati-
mer at q hospital in San Francisco
hes called his daughter, Jessie
Coombs of Salt Lake City to his
side. His son Willie Latimer is
working in San Frapciso now
Ulcers Of the stomach are causing
the trouble.
The County Chairman" played
10 emf hnsI sfl6. andanp6oo S..Anrd a.-
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22

sai ysSr Kodak ~arS 10 I..sse
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

enseI beberaigen, tpeIde an oieiem
Gage iingen: sGbre lei @ott in Der
S0be urto SrieSe ben @enIden nllF
Green, Die zines suten 8iIleus
fin6l1
Sn ct. aOuis funroe boraeltern
$err Senrp 81. geters oils grdlt-
bent Der &eters Shoe SO. burd oett
9ireftorenratb tuieoererpablt. Sefre,
tar lit ". Suobolt, un6 S6otme;iter
S. g.. Butler. Ser relie 9ireftoret.
roth iest iib 5uiamnten tpie foI9t: S.
B. @eters, Sreo SO, &eters, s. u.
Suobolt, S. g. Butler. S. S. 9eters
S. %. 8eters, Charles SebIe, Sames
%. Stump, Charles s. @eters. s. e.
Osborne, uno S. @. Zimmerman.
SIN Der Babl betbeiligten fid 6ie
aftiondre 6es gapitaIitodg in S5be
bon $2,00o,0o0 poIsdbrie.
Die beiten anftreider, Baum.
itno arditeften oieies
2aR6es broiiden MIR Rouro Gitp
) &orfe @beenarte" fir SnuIerafi-
itri& gbrdt eberlin & Son.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

SEER gbas. @naot feierte Dor.
geitern in oIler StiIIe ieinen rs. sc.
bnrtstag in better Geiunobeit. @o-
&c Dem aIten nod elm gierteIiabr.
bunoert bergGnnt iein.
-9ie 3eit ift bo, in ser aud,
Der alte pieoer jung, Der @ann
ipie6er gum &inoe miro, Soffentli@
erotfnet ii6 alIer Screen oieier
berrIiden @eIegenbeit, uno gebe es
Do &eiren benz eS ettpa i'm SCREEN
ipioerflingen fonrtte: 30 id5ne
3eit, . ieI'se 3eit pie biit on nab
uno bod 10 ipeitl" 9as Cute lift
Dem reiilen Ser5en INNER nabe, llno
trairig muB es iein, tpcnr es linn
melt entfernt ideint.
-S@0ne, frieoIide iutb frobIide
8eibnaften tpiiniden mir hermit
allen rniern Seiern, Sreunben un6
@onnernl aber aud ioIfe, Die
Dem rgOIfsblatt@ nidt beionSers se.
iein ioIlten, iino in bieiem
aliri6tisen 8unide nit einsef6lof.
len. 2aiiet I'M ollie bic 8orte Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

-Rontus Mbeub, oeu 81. Desem.
Der Sporfaiie.
-Gris GIeiid. bon SreSerids.
burg, mar Samstos bier.
-9ieie @o9e tparep Die Idnafter
Gage unh nadfte @ofe fin6 bic
faraeite Gage fur Die SduIfinoer.
Der iunge But. Sun6eruirtb,
bon nabe Spiss. lit Rontas beinds.
fDeiie nod BeIIington ,@o., s@ereiit.
-aooIpb 8ieber ipelder in Sig.
ginsbille arbeitete, fam 0ienftna
benin nn1 Stpiss.
-8esleD uno either RieSerbutb
tueldse in 8arrenton 6os COLLEGE, Be.
Iu4en1 iinb felt Samstae babein.
-SoBn 8arIiid u. 6rit S6nei.
Der, bon 8ooIlam tparen Ieste go
de bier gu 9eiu1 BEL ser SamiIie
Senrb ReDer.
5ru Rorie Sderer reiite ae.
tern nad 81. 2ouis nm So sic
8eibnadten NIT ibren Rin6ern al
nerIeben.
Gbrift. 8olf unS @attin, bon
Boroen, SIls.. fparen in aanios, ii.
itiegeu auf Der SeimreiIe bier ab
INN in Ban Die SnniIie Senrp 8rliea
getlant 5u beiuden.
g. 8oeit Der ftaotifde GoIIef.
tor, miro am Sreitag Sen 81. 8e.
denber, bon 8 lbr @orsens an, IN
Der Gitp Soil iein, I'M itdbtiIde
Steierf entgesen au nebmen.
5ranf 8eiermotr. bon Cafe
8ietp, &anins. bot bic 200 gder
umfaiienoe Sarm fiir $4,000 bon
an6reas BbilIip ON Der Big Berger
sefaiift. uro tuir6 I'M fomnct,ocn
Sriibiabr beiis er9reifer.
Benn Sdger es unterIaffer,
aif Der Riidieite ibrer SasoIicens
8esifter ou fiibren iiber aIIes pdbr.
er6 bes Sicetsiabres bon linen se.
tObtete Bib iin6 6ieieIbe am en0e
oes Sabres benz BiIopar6ein su.
riid5dtenen, ic f0nrte ibnen bos
libel aufftoBen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24
Die id5ne Geididte.

/. gs besab ii9 aber 5l Der 3cit.
baB elm @sbot BON aailer Ansudtils
arsging, bob ollie 8elt eeid6st
tpiir6e.
9. limb oief Sd6sung mar bic
a~llererite unb aef4ab gu Der 3eit.
oo Gprenias 2anopfIeser in Sprien
mar.
8. llrto Se0ermarn ging, Sab er
fi4 iddsen lieBe. elm ieeIider IN
feiue Sta6t.
4. 9o itadte fi1 aud auf SSoiepb
aus @aIiIda, ni,s Der Gtabt Ra3o.
retb. in Dos iiibiiae 2an6. our
'StaOt 9apios. Die 90 beiBt 8etble.
Dem. oar,uu, bob err bon benz Sauie
un6 @ei9ledte 9apios mar.
/ 5. aitf baB er fid i6dseH IieBem mid
Naria, ieinem ~oertrauten Beibc.
Die mar idtportger.
6. l1no aIs fie ooIeIbit fparen,
fam Die 3eit, 6oB iie gebdren ioIlte.
z. limo iie sebar ibren erItei
Sobn uno nidelte ibn IN 8inoeln
uno Ieste i'm in cine &rippe; oenn
iic botten ionft feinen &aum in
Der Serberge.
s. limo es paren Sirten in Der
IeIbigen @egeno ouf Dem SeIOe BEL
ben Siir6erL Die biiteten oes Rodts
ibrer Seer6e.
8. 1tn6 iiebe, oes Germ gngeI
trat 5u ibrerL ino Die &Inrbeit oes
$grrn Ieiidteten ii1 febr.
10. ltnb Der gngeI ipro6 gu il.
lea: Siirdtet. eiid nidt; iiebe, id
berfiinhige eud groBe Sreuoe, Die
ALIEN @olf mioerfabren miro;
IL. 9enn eud lit beute Der Sci
lamb aeborens ueIder lit gbriitis.
Der SER, in Der Staot 9obi6s.
10. ltt0 bus babt sum 3eidem;
ibr meroet fiiloen boS aino in
@iuOeIn gepifeIt uno in elmer
&rispe Iiegen.
Is. limo olsbalS mar ga bel Dem
Gn9ci Die @enge Ser bimmIiiden
Seeridaarer, bic Iobten Soft nno
fprn9en:
Il. gbre lei Soft in Ser &obe,
inb 5rieoe auf Green, ut6 oen
Teni6en Elm @oblgefaIlen.
2ncos, Gap. 2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24
-Snrrnb, burrabl BeibnnGte,
1T bal 9eo in GTeIfis @Iorial

Suiluv, DuIIug! <oelgInnleIl
1T bal 9eo in GTeIfis @Iorial
-Ssoblt cure Steuern staSt
unb eonntp ebe Der Broacnt3u.
idlae ita%ttfin6et.
ebos. o. 8rodmonn lit nit
5rau uro aino bon 81. Souls bier
I'M 6u bleiben.
Benn ibr ientan6 bitrG ben Sae-
pbot aiifruft fraet rtidt: fper lit bic
ies2 for6err iast tper ibr iei6.
SobaHnes Gdnaiss, bon Mor.
riicu+ mar Iesten Samgtag seiddft.
lid bier.
stefe Bofe finb Die GdngIten,
linS rld6ite 8ode Ole ~fiir5eiten 9aee
I'M Sabre fir GtuIfinoer.
SRI. Barn &ir9boft ole popii.
ldre 8citmeifterin gu Rorriiun mar
letter. Samitas bier sa 8eIu6.
SIM eOuntp Steuerantt aebt,s
Oieier Gage ftramm Der. Aud Ole
aaitfleute nebmcn OieI @eIo Elm.
Die Beibnadtspreoiot in ser
Retbooiiten Stride bier miro am
Sorntas gOrmitag sebaIten. enq.
lilde preoigt 6es abenos $50 lbr.
-Srmi Sris gubne, bon ct.
Souis. lit bieie 8o6e bier Bel If
rem @Iterrt 8fn, Rneoiger al 9e.
Judi.
-ausait goIIertfen uno Ssobn
April perfnaiicn Oieie ISOLDE ieoer
Elm efeI fir $145 an Otto 5dmiot
bon Berger.
SerseBt nitt ben Reuiabrs.
@pIbefter) Ball in cannes tSaIIe
5t RorrifOn. Reue pradtpoIIe ge.
fiidtuns oben mo iirten iopie inn
einsons.
aaffeefrdnsden.
am Hdditen 9onnerstag, Sen 80,
Ges. fuirb tpieoer itattfinoen bas lib.
li4e aafieefrdnaden in ser ct.
@eorgs SduIe bon 2 Bis s llbr
Qadmittags. ale iino niIIfommen
Der Grtras 1T fir Die rtelie ct.
Georgs Birdie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

Der bcfonnte repnbIifaniide
goIitifer 81. 9. aerens bon st.
2oilis lit bon 8rGiioent Gait ais
@eianOter fin Oefterreid . llnsarn
ernd,rt porben. Screens lit nidt
nur in Miiouri. fon0ern aid I'M
sonaea 2anSe elmer Der b~cfannte-
item BoIitiefr. Bdbre4tb Der orei
aegisIaturfisunssn 1897, 1899 unb
1900 mar er repaid. BumbeSienats.
aanoioat, iino Oo iiG Ftinc unb bic
anbdnser boH 1botnas s.. @ieo-
ringbous nidt einisen fcnrtel1 fus,r-
De Wrrner bon aonsns Gttp surn
Senator ertDdbIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24
gsponiri euer Sch in Der
pfOplfs gank
Don Atruiann

Don gtrutanns
Die 9anf Ser Geute. pom sea Ecu.
ten uno fur Ole Geute.-
Seine 8anf ii6erer
8 $ro3ent 8inien auf Bette epuiiten.
Dtrettoten.
". y Brtuer, Rpbt. DaIter.
penrp Grass. Senrp 70, Ietotte,
penrp Od)Sner, y. ". SiIber.
u. n. malter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24
grfdsben.

Den Sruiteeberfanf Ses 2ouis
@einbnrb 2aitSes tpeid,er aiif ben
10. DECEMBER feitseiest tpar. babe
Id ouf 8erlansen 6es Sppotbefiu.
babers Biz s,ir1 ndditen apriI 1910
peridoben. Die Belt oes gerfaufs
tuiro 5u geeigneter 8eit befanftt ee.
mndt.-gbriit. Danukr. arnitee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24


iteIirns sebafen urto abeeIiesert.
Sran @oia Reper.
Der Splpeiter.8a Der gnter.
prize RilitarD 8on6 tpir6 porotS.
ii9tlid gut beiudt perSen unb Ole
Srrgers oerOienen Sieie aufmunte.
riing aud.
Bird See Cream.
Radt cure 8eiteIlme fir Bird
See Cream fir Die Seiertaee Jest
IN &linges Gpotbefe.
Die Gbriitbaum.g ei9eerung II.
urterbaltutg in Der 90. 6. Stride
miro Samstag 9benS ben %. Des.
Tim 1a8 ubr itottfin6er. aommt,
mir Ieben ettd gerne fommcnl
Grarf GngeIbredt peIfer ieit
Is Sabren als @esger in annias
eitp tbdtis lit. lit bieie Bode BEL
ieinen slnseborisen BEL Ban gu
8eIn6.
Die 8eibnadtsfeier in Der 81.
ons-airde an Der 5irit Greet miro
an Somstag abefpo ben 25. 9e3ent.
Der itattfinoen. Seoermnnn lit
frelmolidit e~ingeIaoen.
&eibnadter lit bier. Die id0ne
3eit, aber bnlo aud pie6er poriiber.
pergebt Die Belt nit Rieienidrit.
ten. Wtorgen in s Sneen lit ifIon
yteninbr uno 1909 onbin, in oas
9eer Der 8ergongenbeit.
-auguit @rote, friiber Bel Roie-
blO, felt pieIen Sabren aber aIg
Resger in Sidmonn, Gebr., anidl.
fig, mar geitern uto borgeitern bier
gu 8eiid Der Snmilie Spbn S.
Die nele Sermam Sonn Din.
Sire Sniurance Company err
belt porgeitern ibren 6reibrief gill
fir 81 Sabre, un6 fann ionlit
Grteit bes 8eriiderns gegen
5euersgefabr in Der beimiifen Com.
panie beg n,len.
SEER Sranf Rebinmen Sr.. lit
Silfs1S taot- 8il6biiter fir 8e.
3irf @osconnoe gountb. ernonnt
Iporoen, unb miro es ibm our 8fli6t
sernabt aIle Observation-Disclosures
oas Sasoseieb in 8etrndt
BUR geridtIiden anSeige 5li
'rinsen. alIe bieienisen tpelde Gus
Diniherb ODER 8eidperoe
tuoIIer, iolltcn iid an &rn.
.ebiamen Denoen unb iie tueroen
finDet.
Soc 2iiif, bon &nfermofL Gr.
mar Dienstas bier nm lid
berurmten 8ruoers fpeIder iih
aif Der Goitttpfarm befinoet, ort5n.
tebmett. CT bette SenieIben ieit 10
Didt seieben aud in Die.
en- Seitroitm biz fiir6Iid nifts bon
sebort. un6 10 fam er inH ben
Irmen NIT fid Seim 3l nebmen.
lber 6er arnie, seIdbmte, bIoOfinni.
Ie 8ru6er erfanate i'm rif,t. intS
0 ertidloB fid GER 2uid ben
lrrreit au Iaiien no er 1T. bo Der.
erbe bic bette gfIeae bat inS ibm
lidts manselb.
-&err $errD Dorfd. tpeIter let
en- CONNER in 9eutidlanb ieinc
5&ipefter GraI Griebcride S6ober,
n 3eilbron befndte. erbieIt Sieier
Lase bic troairise WodridJt 6uB bic.
eibe i'm aronfeubaus 5u 5rieorids.
infolae einer griitoperation
m "a. Ropember eeitorben lei. sic
bar SO Sabre alt, un6 So lie bisber
riiitts mat. 1T bic 2oSes.
fir Die 5omiIie Dori6 eli.
{ sroBe lleberrafduns ionic gc.
Serr 9ori1 troitct fib
benz geoarten ieine SGpeiter
II pieIet Sabren fiirsIid nod Elm.
sefeben gu babens un0 SaB Ell
sinen 1eii,d, letten CONNER CUR
lnsfiibrstns broGte. |,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

Serr unS 5ruu &uboIf altcf.
fer. bon 9ap, tuaren oieie @ode
bier nm ibren S6iuaser Sris Stride
peIder idon t2 @oden franz lit
gu befuden.
-Serr nnb Srau 8m. Sbenbai,s
bon G~IIintpooS, &nnias, trofen Gam.
flag bier elm Inn Die Seiertage bel
ben GamiIien 5reo s. ii. 8m. Sod
5it berbringen.
SrmI Caroline aibfiss ipelte
am ndditen 10. Sebr,iar 88 Sabre
alt miro. bat iid am lesten @ontas
nod aiiincp. SIIs.. beseben no lie
i'm aItenbeim Der Oe1itIder @etbo.
bitten unterfiinft firtoen miro, pa
flor 0ieberbutb b~egIeitete Die alte
Darne Inn ibr aIIen ntogIifen Com.
fort 5u fidern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

Der Sbhcsen 8ercin fpir6 ain
10. Saniar einen 9iasfeaban Der.
anftaIten.
-Sreo Sauise uiro @m. &nStfe.
bon Rorriion . tuarcn 9onnerstas
bier. 4
Srobli9e 8eibna6ten allen iiri.
ieren 9eiern uno 9eierimten nno
Golden, bic es per6eft tpoIIcn.
-etpus 8oriidt nit beIeiibteten
Gbriitbdirmen ioIlte nidt nn~terIafien
tueroen, ionit foIet 2eio mif Sreuo.
Bier bas neiie Sabr 1901 suf
beginner mill, ioIIte porber ben
3eitnngs0ritder besablen.
8roo. RoIIs, Sudden, sroBe II.
Heine Cafes II. Bies iperoer aif BE.
itellirng sebafen urs6 abeeIiesert.
Sran @oiu Reper.
Ser SpIpeiter.8a al Der Gnter.
priie RiIitarD gono piro pora,,S.
fiGtlid gut beiudt tuerSen unb Die
S5iirgers oerSieneH 6ieie aufmunte.
riirtg aud.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-23
SALE UNDER VENDORS LIEN.

BY authority of a certain written
power of attorney executed to me by
NJ. NJ. Farley, on November 10, 1909,
and the same day filed for record with
the Clerk of the Chancery Court of
Forrest County, Mississippi; and I'M
der and by virtue of certain war
ranty deed executed by M. M. Farley,
Dan Farley and A. R. Farley, ST., to
Mrs. Agnes R. Graham on December
%, 1905 and recorded in the office Of
the Chancery Clerk of said county, If
Deed Record "W," page Ill, on De-
cember 80 1905, in which deed a ven
dor lien is reserved in favor CT said
| M. NJ Farley for the unpaid pu''
chase price which now amounts TO
S., 10000, with s per cent. interest per
annum from the date, and 10 per cent.
attorneys fees, if collected by an at
Itorney after default of said deed, I
will, within legal hours for sales, ON
the first Monday the 9Th day of De
cember, 1909, at the front door Of the
Court House of said County at Fat
tiesburg, Miss, sell at public cutlery to
| the highest cash bidder the property
conveyed in said warranty deed, and
out of the proceeds thereof will sat
isfy the costs of sale, and the balance
of said debt and said attorneys fees
and interest, or so much thereof as
the proceeds will allow, rendering the
overplus, if any, to Agnes R. Graham;
and will execute to the purchaser q
deed therefor as agent of said M. NJ
Farley. The land to be sold as afore
said is described as follows. to-Mit
Commencing at the NV. corner o.
the NE. IA of Sc. IA, Sec. S, +.
~. R. 10 West in said State and Coun
ty, run S. 245 feet to the point of be
iginning; thence E. $50 feet; thence s
100 feet to tn Fuller and Bowen Sur
vey of he City Of Hattiesburg, No. 2
thence running along the N. BOUNDARY
line of said survey to the w. boundar,
line of said NE. IA, STE. IA, Sec
ton 8, T. N, R. 10 W.; thence run
ming N. S52 feet, more or less, to thu
point of beginning.
GEORGE FAIRFIELD,
Agent ad Attorney in fact for M. M
Farley.
Hatiesburg, Miss, Nov. 10. 1909.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-23
M SLACkENING In
: TIMBER Orders
Usual Let-Up Preceding Holidays Not
In Evidence This Year.
Market Strong.

Mississippi lumber manufacturers
report that they have not yet encoun-
tered the stacking of orders which
usually precedes the Christmas holt
day period. On the contrary, the de-
mand continues undated and the
mills have sufficient orders ahead to
justify them in running full time,
while many of the plants are working
night shifts.
The autumn season has been pecu.
liarly favorable for the lumbermen,
fine, open weather having permitted
maximum Of activity in the woods
and at the mills. 1t is estimated that
the output for the final four months
of the year, unless adverse condi-
lions are met with in December, will
almost equal that for the first eight
months of the annual period.
There has been no change of i'm
portance in prices during the past
week. The market is strong, and the
number of inquiries and orders re-
ceived gives promise that quotations
on all grades of lumber will maintain
the present level for an indefinite
period.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-23

Doubtless another department would
have been charged with the duty Of
enforcing the pure food and drug act
had it not been for the prestige and
influence of DR.. Harvey w. Wiley.
the chemist Of the department Of ag-
riculture, and who had fought so long
and hard for the pure food and drugs
and who naturally sought to be placed
in supreme command of the forces
applying the act. DR.. Wiley has been
compelled, however, to sit by and
play second fiddle, and it is presumed
that he would welcome a situation
that would lead to a separation OF
himself and Secretary Wilson and
the latter's associates.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-23
CONGRESS MAY ESTABLISH
A new CABINET POSITION

the subject, which he spent months
in preparing. DR.. Charles A. Reed,
of Cincinnati, chairman of a special
committee representing the American
Medical Association, has prepared
his views at the request of the presi-
dent and will, it is understood, short.
ly present them in person The
American Medical Association is one
of the numerous organizations which
would prefer a department to a bu-
reau.
A number of departments are con-
cerned in the matter. The depart
ment of Commerce and Labor has
always felt that questions affecting
the manufacture of foods should
come within it's jurisdiction. The
Treasury department has already a
skeleton bureau known as the bureau
of public health and marine hospital
service, of which DR.. Wyman is the
head. The department of agriculture
now charged with the enforcement o.
the pure food and meat inspection
acts, with the bureau Of animal in
dustry, is vitality interested.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-23
Expected President viii Recon-.
mend Establishment Of De-
partment Of Public Health.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November
23.-In his annual message to con-
gress it is expected that President
Taft will recommend the establish
ment Of a new bureau or department
Of public health. If sufficient
showing is made he will recommend
the creation of a department the
head Of which will be a cabinet Off.
GER. Otherwise he will proba
bly, content himself with rec
ommending bureau" under one OF
the departments now existing. There
is already nine departments with
cabinet officers and a prejudice ex
lists in congress against increasing
that number.
Once a department is created its
field of usefulness and incident
ally, the number of employees
and expense of conducting it
seems to increase by leaps
and bounds. On the other hand
those interested in the questions ap
pertaining to public health, insis
that nothing short of an Independent
department will serve to protect thu
health of the nation in an adequate
manner, that such work must be car
ried on Independently and withou
subservience to interests of wealth
production or wealth accumulation.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-23
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-23
Secretary Wilson Opposed.

A new bureau or department would
take over all existing bureaus or d.
visions relating to the public health
and would deprive the department OF
agriculture of considerable of its bust
ness and prestige. For this reason
Secretary Wilson is put down as op-
posing any change in the situation.
1t has been felt, however,
that the enforcement of an
act regulating drugs and manufac-
tured foods, should have been left to
some department better equipped for
the purpose and whose existing work
was more allied to the subject, than
to the department of agriculture
which is concerned with matters re
lating to the farm and to whose sci
entists are trained in that direction
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Matters Of the Last Will and
Testament of John Farley, De-
ceased.
To all creditors Of John Farley, de-
ceased: You will take notice that
letters of executorship having been
granted on the 18th day of November,
rA909. by the Chancery Clerk of For
rest County, Mississippi, to the under
signed upon the estate of John Fair
ley, deceased.
Il, Notice is hereby given to all per-
y sons having claims against the said
? estate to present the same to the clerk
of said court for probate and registra'
ton according to law within one year
from this date or they will be for
ever barred.
This the 18th day of November
1909.
CHARLES E. FARLEY.
Executor.
1928 Tues
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-23
CITATION NOTICE
Dye Department

State Of Mississippi.
10 Mrs. Beulah Alberto, whose post
office address is unknown:
You are commanded to appear be.
fore the Chancery Court of Forrest
County in the State of Mississippi on
the LIST Monday of December, A. d.
1909, to answer the petition of w. p
Thaggard Administrator Of the estate
of J. L. Thaggard, deceased. wherein
you are defendant.
This 9th day of November, 1909.
T. E. BATSON,
Chancery Clerk
By A. w. FOOTE, D. c. 11-9-tucs
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-23

is at to
gan Its
ysrvceT eaboeNa is
since rgazd in 2
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-23
CITATION MOTTO
State of Mississippi.

State Of Mississippi.
To M. V. B. Tins. Benjamin F. JEFF
coat:
You, and each of you, are command
ed to appear before the Chancery
Court of the County of Forrest, State
of Mississippi, at regular term
thereof to be held on the first Mon
day of December, A. D., 1909, then and
there to plead, answer or demur to
the answer and cross bill of Mrs.
Cynthia Jefcoat, wherein you are de-
PENDANTS.
This Sth day of November, 1909.
T. E. BATSON,
Chancery Clerk
BY A. w. FOOTE, D. c. 11-9-tues