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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-07-06
Supt. Edgar Green Withdraws.

70 the voters of the State of
Mississippi.
For ten days my name has been
before the voters of the State of
Mississippi as that of candidate
for the Office of State Superin-
tendent of Education. In this
short time, not only personal
friends but many of the most in
iupntial people and some of the
strongest newspapers of the State
have loyalty espoused my cause.
It is especially gratifying to me
to feel that the people of this
great State know the sacrifices
that have been made and of the
work that has been done by me
and the peerless corps of teachers,
whom | have the honor to lead.
i say especially gratifying, be-
cause all these tokens of appreci-
alton come not only from those Of
South Mississippi, but from all
over the State.
Now, find that the time is so
short that to get my claims be-
fore the people generally, if at all,
not only would require a very
heavy expense. but under existing
circumstances would precipitate a
political fight, which could easily
be made SO to divide the school
forces of the State as to do great
harm. 1 find also that some of
my would-be staunchest support
ers had already rendered their al
legiance to one or the other of
the other two candidates, espec-
tally to MI. j. N. Powers, the re-
cent appointee, before my candi-
dacy was ever announced. I'm
der such circumstances I feel it
best for me and Just to those /
represent to say that we will rest
on our arms until four years from
now. SO thanking my friends for
their support, and the other can.
didates who are my personal
friends -fur the uniform courtesy
extended to me, / respectfully re-.
tire from the race.
Very sincerely,
EDGAR GREEN.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-07-06
Marriage Licenses issued During the
Past Week.

White Mr.. Lawrence Butler
and Miss Hattie Herring. Mr..
Emanuel Greer and Miss Abb
Walker. Mr.. Dan Lyons and
Miss Ina Smith. Mr.. Eager
White and Miss Daisey Parkman.
Colored Philip Brown and
Salena Wallace. Henry Bradley
and Elizabeth Adams. Tom Ev-
ans and Cecily Ann johnson.
Pearl Benjamin and Pearley
Smith. Charlie Block and Rach-
Ell Washington.
From June 2Sth, to July 9th.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-07-06
Justice HOffman's Court.

The State VS.. Ellwood Porter
Carrying concealed weapons.
Fined $25.
The State VS.. Henry Harris
Assault and battery. Fined S5.
The State VS.. Ida Levy-As-
sault and battery. Fined $3.50.
The State VS.. Lula Reed-As.
sault and battery. Fined 50. so.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-07-06
HON. |. HOOKER McGEHEE
Issues an Address to the People the Sixth District ii the Interest
Of His Candidacy for District Attorney

Ia presenting this card to the
people, ! do not avail myself of
the usual political subterfuge by
signing it Voter" or Commit
tee thus leaving the people to
think that in fact some one else
wrote it; some disinterested per-
son, bubbling iover with admira-
tion of his mate ability and worth,
but prefer to deal frankly and
fairly with the people, as / ex-
pect to do, if elected, and sign my
name to this card.
As candidate for the position
of District Attorney, for the 9th
District, | do not think it inap-
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-07-06
IN THE LOCAL COURTS.
Cases Disposed of During the Last
Week.
Mayors Court.

City of Brookhaven VS.. Ans.
Townsend Drunk. Plea of gull.
ty, fined S. and costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Johnnie
Holmes Gaming. Plea of guilty.
fined 50. so and costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Will
Weathersby, Will Moore, Lonnie
Moore, Tom Martin-Gamiug.
Plea of guilty, fined $3.50 each
and costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Will
Watson = Assault and battery.
Plea of guilty, fined S. and costs.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-07-06

become requent to these sacred
pledges and trusts that it may
perpetually haunt and stare me in
the face. Conceiving these prin-
clples to be the duty of District
Attorney and pledging you my
honest and faithful observance of
it | respectfully solicit your votes
and influence for my election.
Yours respectfully.
L. Ell. McGEHEE.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-07-06

Vote for Vardaman and Noel.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-07-06
Bi.Oceanic Waltz.

Dedicated to the promotes of
the Bi-Oceanic Exposition to take
place in New Orleans in 1915.
This is new, catchy piece of
music and be found az Hoffman
Bros. news stand. Price 25 cents
per copy.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-07-06

If you believe the Fifteenth
Amendment should BE repealed
and the negro DISTINGUISHED for
good, vote your houest sentiments
when itl comes TO choosing q
United States Sghator.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-07-06

Ed. McClendon returned from
New Orleans visit last night.
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Cau yuu VIM You realize lnHi -
win in anything laese days, reaS
strength, with mind and body ia tuhe.
A man or woman with dtsordered o.
gestlve organS is not in shape for 5
DAY work or a day play. How can
hey expect TO wln7 kodols FoF
Dyspepsia contains thee digestiy
juices OF a healthy stomach and WI
put your stomach In shape TO Pc
torn its important function Of sur
plying the body and brain with
trengtn-buildiug blood. Digests Wha'
you eat, relieves Indigestion, Dyspe1-
sla, Sour Stomach, Palpitation Of the
Heart and Constipation. Sold by ali
3rnggists. ~
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This would not be a Jorge prScs to
pay fer Dr. DrummoDds Lightning
Remediea for rheumatism Il one cuul-
not get relief any cheaper The
0rmmmond Medicine Co. New YORK
have received hundreds oi unsolicited
testimonials from grateful people re-
stored To health by the use OF their
remedies, who would not hesitate 20
pay any price rather than suffer the
former torture. Il you would Ike to
try these remedies, and y0ar druggist
oas not got them, write direct to The
COMPANY Agents wanted
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There's grave dangeg fem tbe p.-
4ge OF Coughs and Coids that aye
prevalent, unless son take ~. klns
New Discovery for CobsDmJ .l0l
Nughs and Colds. Mrs 3eo. Wall
Il forest City sic. writes ILL.,
i0iserd TO people living lu ciimsT-
where coughs and colda rs AZ &
mi II quickly ends them Il tfa
sAls Pneumonia caIoe As,tF1 P
ives wordertui rehef ln 1sl,G,a -.
isy Fever. asd makes waas
thong enough 10 warj on s.su-uss
ru t7oucns srd coda SCR
100 f}uar9atee4 ~ ~'E'-' Fsa
~&s ses e%tttv 49,
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ROCKWELL ID LIE ouAa1 "a.


Twoss sars@s5 Yesterday Theodore
became president Of the
United States by virtue of an elect
ion TO th~t Office. having already ser
we'd neary four years as tle successor
of the slain Mckinley. He has. there
for turned the outer mark of his
course and is headed for home. Two
years from Monday his successor win
BE inauguated. year from this date
the s-republlcan party. which works
pretty closely by program, should
know reasonably well WHO is TO be
its candidate for the splaqe held by
Mr.. Roosevelt. The national eonven-
sion viii be held in June Of next
year, and by March the signs ought
% be rathesbr ominent as to tie ike
y nominee Of that gfeat council.
The chiefs Of the republican party
seem to be in the state Of those Geor-
jams who. as the administration Of
Governor Joe Brown was drawins
. d clone, were eager 70 Know wrat
lis inclinatlons as to bis successor
night be. that they might be ablt
know what their own plans and
overn their inspirations They dc
ermined to sounl Mrs. Brown
n the governor attitude and on,
# taem askeoszaaar who was the So
ronr's choice to succeed him in Office
fe got the answer pat Joe" hae
lot quite made up hf mind but hc
you'd probably take it himself, 4
ooks very much nl@ Mr. Roosevelt
dn take The nomlb atlou uezt yeat
md maybe he will hso take the dem
,cratic nominatbSin. besides ruauiaf
Is an Indsgp2dent and probably dis
,engS With the forms Of election
n/irely and merely continuing hi.
egime by proclamation. Why not
ore course Mr.. Roosevelt has sale
hat he would not he candidate
gain but there are uufaiiins SIGN
hat he has been measuring the bind
ing force OF that promise against tae
Jug Of duty to the people. Ii is conc
sahlc chat be might be wrengbe
way from this resolve by the ina
tence Of the nation. and whom MAJ
is willing to be convinced it is le
narkable what powerful argument
an be brought to him. At present as
aux At Washington Is rather strona
10 to the probability that Roosevelt
sln be candidate for president next
year
At any rate the time is fast approal'
ng when he will have to dotermn
is course. II he goes after the nom
nation OF his own party there is uth
oubt that he VIII get it, Tie 20
publican party may not approve
Roosevelt and the chiefs Of the part
WOULD certainly be more comfortabi.
1 some other representative Of
we're in the white house-but it l.
nortally afraid CT him. If he say
his time next year that ne want
o he its candidate once more. tina
viii settle the question as to whom
he republicans win nominate
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TRYING TO BLOCK US.


Some people never know when 9
fght Is over. Here is Representative
Gnrdaer trying to stir up the soutF
Carolina immigration case in congress
again, He called upon Secretary
stra&gs to make direct reply to the
house inquiry as to whether the alier
laNorers brought into South Carolina
Is the result of the efforts Of Com
missioner watson, Of that state, were
lawfully landed. When the secretary's
reply was received it was found that
oe had simply forwarded a copy of a
decision by his predecessor holding
that Mr.. Watson and not violated the
contract labor law But MIR. Gardner
WAS not satisfied and wants to get
the president TO order the attorney
general to take up the matter, The
enemies Of the south Carolina plan
arc claiming Chat extensive prepara'
lions for the importation of laborers
,uto several states have been made
a. a result Of tne ruling Of the de
partment OF commerce and labor in
the South Carolina case. and it is
asserted that many of these imported
laborers while ostensibly imported to
work on southern farms. arc Ia reality
destined TO the north" All Of which
Is absurd. The south has need Of
lts own TO supply before II can let
Any Of its ssitiwpcgtsa selp 50 to
80 segtt
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Citation.
Georgia. elynn County.

Seorgia, Glynn County.
70 Whom it May Concern.
Joseph Silliman having applied for
guardianship of the persons and prop,
arty Of Agnes Mabel Jones. Joseph
Charles Jones, Sammie Jones. Paul
Dewey ones. Maggie Leonora Jones
md Martha Jones, minor children OF
3D. Jones, notice is given that said
application will be heard at my Of
Ice on the first Monday In April. next.
This March I, 1907.
Horace Dart,
Ordinary, G, c. Ga.
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Citation.
Nlbatiou'
SeoraIa, GIYnn County.

5eorJId1 OIYHh IOuHty.
Rachel Thomas having made appli
sation for twelve months support ou
4 the estate OF James w Thomas
md appraisers duly appointed to SCI
apart the same having filed their re
urn. all persons concerned are here
y required to show cause before tao
curt OF ordinary of said county Oh
he FIRST Monday In April, 1907. why
aid application should not be granted
This 9Th. day of March, 1907.
Horace Dart.
Ordinary, G. c. Ga
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aeOrala, elynn County.

Georuia, Giynn County.
10 Whom It May Concern
G. A. II. Jennings having in proper
form applied to me for permanent let
'ers Of administration on the estate
NJ Susan Banks, late of said county,
his is to site all and singular the
creditors and next OF Susan Banks to
be and appear at my Office within the
ime allowed by law and show cause
why permanent administration should
not be granted to G. A. H. Jennings
or Susan Barks estate This 4th. ady
OF March. 1907
Horace Dart,
Ordinary, G. G. Ga.
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Good morning Mr.. County Commits
siopar Foster We hope you VIII
foster all of the institutions Of th'
county and we are sure you will
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Ding, ding, ding. don't you hear
those trolley he'll ring? Sing, sing
cling. for tonight we play ping pong
ping.
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Tho new Glynn County Bank made
good yesterday and indicates the fac
that It has come to Brunswick to stay
and brought its clothes along with IT.
ready to grow larger. of course.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-07

The county commissioners are e
Ing to handle that bcno iasae ma
royt Tuesday, which means that
viii be well handled.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-07

That Cox resolution the other nigh
seems to US to have been planteo
earlier in the afternoon somewhere in
tho archives ct the city hall.
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Correeroudence solicited. but g s.
ceivs attention letters must he
oownaosea by Responsible name. r
~ - ieation, but as = guarantee
eaod faith
Tsleeted communications will
etaaaa II accompanied by postage
as44. sanee should be made by %
~ te check. money order nr '"si
ersa letter, Address
News Publishing Co,
arunewick, G
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-07

III that trolley slips again this eve
nlnr. Why, we win have to walk Nov
that's all there Is to It
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-07

County commi ssioner Wright Seems
to fe the right man in any place ON the
toard.
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Il the auditor getting say again
1t begins to look so.
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Vstlcs Of discontInusncs OF ~
saf subscriptions must be made
suEneas Office IN writing.
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FOR SAIL Comfortable Il tie house
on y street Good location Price
$500. See Brohston, Fendis and Com.
pany
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LOST Rambler bicycle. number 81
2SS, has large bell and lamp on 1t.
Kindly notify News office or ring
phone rs If found.
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WANTTD.-A willow hifhIy educated
and refined desires employment
VIII care for motherlcs children
prcgcrs caring for an invalid hay
tH erirnce ia ibis work, ejthe Il0dy
Il gentleman Has no jncu lbvaDc
Address Aifs. l. Wiateryire. Ca
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
Glyun Cosnty
aynp County Commissioners.
TIE United States Court OF Ban
eouscg for This District.
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Entered at tie Brunswick, Ca. post
once az scoop class mail matte
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fene Ieiocn mag,
OiaomaD'S SicnOg Olrlicf gic6t anscn-
bliflidc 2inrcrnng II. Grlcidtcrnng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
@cr6urgcncr GdJat geinnbcn.

GfCbclan0, 8, II. Wloi. --
Cbligntioncu Der oGrie. e.9nbn" I'M
@etrugc pen $116,7l0, iomie $575
in NoI0nliln5cn murocn geItcrn pom
Gontrottor 3. ". Soaing5mortb
6ei'm Geflncn elmer alten 9ledfiItc
porgeitnocn, mclde unl1ngit ouf Der
9auitGtte Der abgeriilenen ntcn
nObio Gitp Snn" Nr. 2Stt, Gctroits
2lpcnue, dllsgegrnbcn mor0cn mar.
9oS @clo gcb0rte einem gclpilicn
8co. s. D}oron pcldcr in 1874 ouf
gcbeinniBpole Weiic ucrifm1no.
llmucit ser Stcllc, on ncl6er Oie
Site ou5gegrabcn mltroe, fano man
ctlibc Gage porbcr cine Glluntitdt
rerfoblter &noden lno 5iebt bicrar5
Den S6luB, ooB 0ioron ernoroet
muroc. Die Obligationen iin0 Dem
8lulocarihter 9uplor ii6ergeber NOR
0eu, ioQcl ie0od, ialS it6 feline grs
ben nelOcn Dem Gontrnftor Sol
lingsmortb 5ufoQen. Gin @iertel OcS
@ertGc3 ioQ er olS 6inoer 0eS
S6ates inter alien llmitdnoen erboI.
ten. Die G6ligationen maren III.
ipriingliH MIR $4,000 pertb, iinO
jeoof ieitoem init nui bas Grciiahe
geitiegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
NaOtuaD's MeaOb &elief

4aticntcn fofort Ionoerl oer1iltet aud BET 2ep
Ten, bic ocniclben ausgeicbt itnb,pe iie ieoen
WiorSen bei'm Nuiltebeu 5man5ig ooer oreibis
Iropfen 9ieaoH Hcliei In eincm GIaIe g8aiIer
nebneH nro enen Grader eiicn, irgeno ueIte
glnIdue.
Scrlauit BON alien gpotbeieru, 5Oe. bic SIo
fde.
G6idei an 1r. Wab,uan & Co., 90 GIm @tr..
WeiO.2l0rf. iiir rNo0i VI Mbolce" I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
&rkoeltuneen,
Weber 6al5

9ltr6 ginn.gmen bon 5luon3tg
oocr OreiBig Sropfcu Oes 0ieaop 9ie.
lief in etiua8 SDrup Dor oem S6Ia.
fcn9eben, inO inOem Sbr Elm nit gle.
Lief gctrGnftcs Stiid 3Ianea mn
Gurcn SoIS pidcIt, neroet SIR AM
@orgcn OoIlItduOig befrcit bon einem
ranbCn &aIie aufiteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
(5urtictnng iicbc siueite Seitc!)
Shtet 6ud, uor ,iuuerSauiinIetf,

Oct TrilhfDnren Wllliier O0n AtrnnIlelfen Slil
erit tteicu Berluit oes glppeijtS. Nlntiinfeit
Soobrennen. Gldbilnaen. stoIi nm Veropfag
ein Eie qeber lpiro i6erlnoeii oas 9nt lrs
rein. gluiibcrfhanng ergrcift Heiit Don Suren
dliell Di1nhe bon Ct Beruharo iammeIten III
ben gSdlocru SeilpinH3efi. itellten Die GefuHoe
I0dtnfeit Der peber fpie6er ber itHn etitidtn
bic Hcibe bon llebcIn i'm Steiuie brrd lot 0rob5s
eber'ReauliruHgsmtiiel icbt beianui ais ,eE
Sernnre ardnirrpiaeu," cine oursbnls pildn5.
liDe 9e6er'Hr5nei. (StSOSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
5trafcn6aGnitrifc in SriscO ucrlOrcm.

San 6ronct8co, II, Mai, -
Sclue 9iabmittog iiu0 5cbn Stroben.
bnbnIinien ih bieiiaer Sta0t inn 9e-
tricb, obnc ouf ernitlibc Scbguicri9,
feitcn 5u itoben. Die 9camtcn ser
Strobcnbo6n 8eicQicbait crflGrch
ser Strife Ici gebrohen.