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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-03-06
FRED OBERSCHMIDT
IS ARRESTED
AFFIDAVIT FILED CHARGING HIM WITH
ATTEMPTING A CRIMINAL
ASSAULT.
Case Set for Hearing Before Justice
Hoffman Next Friday.
special to The Commercial-AppeaI. !

special to The ommercal-Appeai.
Brookhaven, Miss, March r.
Fred Oberschmidt, prominent
business. man and highIysconnect-
ed in business, church and social
clreles, was arrested this morning
on an affidavit sworn out by Ben
G. Garrett, charging Oberschmidt
with assault and attempt to rape.
Il is alleged that last Saturday
morning about 1890 O'Clock
Oberschmidt went to the store of
". NJ. Taylor, which is located
on the Mississippi Central Rail
road, about three-quarters of a
mile from the center of the city,
and after drinking couple Of
glasses of phosphate, for which he
insisted on paying 10 cents each,
he commenced to make improper
proposals to Miss Addle Garrett,
a handsome 19-year-old girl, who
runs the store during the day for
W. M. Taylor, the proprietor.
After making all kinds Of indie
cent and insulting proposals to
Miss Garrett, she keeping out of
his reach by dodglng up and down
behind high counter in the
store, Oberschmidt at last told her
that there was no one there ex-
cept her and him, and that she
would have to accede to his wish
es. Miss Garrett by this time be-
coming thoroughly alarmed, dash
ed through the back door, slam
ming it after her. At this juncture
Oberschmldt ran out the front
door of the store and attempted to
climb over a fence IN pursuit of
the girl. Miss Garrett, who was
running for the residence of Tay-
lor, situated in the rear of the
store, turned and seeing Ober-
schmidt about to climb over the
fence, said to him:
Il dare you to come over that
fence. If you do, you will never
get back again" ("
This stopped Oberschmidt, he
leaving the premises shortly. At
about $3.50 Miss Garrett saw him
returning to the store, accompan-
led by his little son, and fearing a
repetition of the occurrence of the
morning. she took the contests of
the cash drawer and went into
Taylor's house, in the rear, leav-
ing a negro woman in charge of
the store with instructions to wait
on Oberschmidt, and not to cal
her, as she was not coming out.
Oberschmidt entered the store,
and not finding Miss Garrett lott
cred around for sCme time.
As soon as her father learned of
the happenings Saturday he went
before Justice f. II. Hoffman and
swore out an affidavit charging
Oberschmldt with assault and at
tempt to rape.
On OelDg arrested and brought
before the justice he gave bail for
50, 500 for his appearance Friday.
1t may be stated in connection
with the above that Oberschmidt.
who is a married man and has
several children, had been on a
protracted spree for several days,
and was SO overcome Saturday
night that 1t was necessary to
have a physician with him. On
being told of what he had done he
disclaimed all knowledge of the
affair, claiming to remember moth
ing about it.
The occurrence is strongly con-
demned on all sides.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-03-06
PRES. HARvIE JORDAN
OUTLINES THE POLICY FOR SOUTH
ERN COTTON GROWERS.
Corn Cribs and Smoke Houses Must be
Built in the South.

The following has been issued
from the headquarters of the
| Southern Cotton Association at
Atlanta:
The cotton growers of the
South are urged to adopt the poll
cy of diversified farming under
an intensive system for the crop
year of 1907. On account of
labor conditions and high prices
for all kinds of supplies the ex-
tensive culture of cotton at the
expense of the production of nee
essary food supplies on the farm
is policy which has long since
proved suicidal to the average cot
ton grower. A general reduction
this year of 10 per cent in the to-
tai cotton acreage planted last
year and an increased acreage of
10 per cent in food supplies Will
to very great extent solve many
of the present perplexing prob
lens which benefit Southern cot
ton growers. Every effort should
be exerted by each individual cot
ton grower this year to steer clear
of the credit system and establish
a cash basis of trading. The
credit system is responsible for
the enormous receipts of spot cot
ton during the fall and early WIN
ter, which always tends to depress
prices.
cit will be difficult to system.
atize the Warehousing and financ-
ing of spot cotton so as to regulate
the supply to meet the actual and
legitimate demands of consump-
tion so long as the credit system
honeycombs the South, as it does
today. There is but little hope of
relief from the iniquities of the
credit system so long as cotton
growers persist in keeping their
corn cribs and smoke houses in
the West, and using their local
supply merchants as the medium
through which the purchase and
distribution of the necessary sta.
pie commodities are made.
Solve the labor problem by
planting fewer acres, cultivate and
fertllize better and use the latest
and most approved farming i'm
plements and labor-saving devices.
Solve the credit system by pro-
ducing the necessary food supplies
at home. Solve the question of
marketing the crop for fair and
profitable prices by retaining the
ownership of the staple after it is
made, and placing it on the mark
ct only when prices are satisfac-
tory. The planting, cultivation
and harvesting of the crops can be
done by individual action. Mark
citing, however, must be done un-
der modern methods of compact
organization and system. While
arranging for a broader expanse
of diversified planting this spring
do not forget the equally lmpor-
tant matter of cementing your
local organizations and making
the right kind of preparations for
systematizing the sale of the crop
next season. A crop which can
not be sold proftabIy to the pro-
ducer is not worth the time and
labor expended in its production.
Let every man do his duty in
1907 and WIN the success to which
his great avocation in the field of
production entities him.
Very truly,
'HARVIE JORDAN,
President Southern Cotton Asso-
citation.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-03-06
BROOKHAVEN BANK s TRUST co.
Capital Increased to $lOO,OOO.OO- Pol.
icy of the Business.

The Bank of Brookhaven BY
an amendment to its charter has
changed its name to Brookhaven.
Bank & Trust Co. and the capital
stock of the institution has been
increased to S10O, 900. 90.
The business will be managed
by the same officers and directors
as heretofore.
The officers and directors are as
follows: q D. Davis, President;
A. E. Moreton. Vice President;
O. Newton. Jr., cashier; w. D..
Davis, assistant cashier; G. NJ.
Higdon, assistant cashier; Z. d.
Peets, teller. Directors: 2. D..
Davis, A. E. Moreton, 7. Brady,
Jr., w. H. Seayey, w. 4. Par
sons, G. S. Butterfeld. B. Mont
gomery, DR.. j. I. Butler, S.
Kohlman, r. W. Millsaps, Oscar
Newton, Jr.
In addition to its regular bank
ing department in which the bank
receives money on deposit, makes
loans, rents safety deposit boxes,
pays 5 per cent. interest on time
deposits and 4 per cent. on say z
ings deposits, it is also author
lied to act as administrator, exec
utor or guardian and the officers
would be pleased to explain to
those requiring the enlarged pow
ers Of the bank.
With its increased capital and
increased facilities the hank is
prepared to take care of the bust
ness entrusted to its care, offering
every accommodation in keeping
with sound banking. Correspond
Ience or a personal call is invited.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-03-06
A Special Sermon Next Sunday Nieht.

Rev. j. P. Hemby is announced
to preach q special sermon at the
Methodist church in this city next
Sunday night, under the auspices
of the Christian Citizens Union.
Mr.. Hemby is forcible and elo-
'quent speaker, and has a way of
calling a spade spade. 1t need not
be surprising if he lifts the lid off a
lot of the current evils of the day
and suggests some of the remedies
to correct them.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-03-06

There are suffering creatures in
this world who cannot speak for
themselves nor resent punishment
laid upon them, on account of
their utter subjection to the hand
and mind Of man. Almost any
day we can see on our streets the
most abjeet beasts of burden,
blind, halt and suffering, driven
with their burdens, by heartless or
thoughtless, people. Ii you want
to see an exhibition Of equine
skeletons, pass along BY the Bap-
tist church on Saturday and you
will find them idealized in the old
racks of bones that lean along that
thoroughfare for support. Not
only are these horses often half
starved but they limp painfully,
with eyes diseased, with gaping
wounds on their bodies and worse
than all, under the cruel lash OF
the driver. The keepers and us
ers of such animals should be ar
rested and suppressed. It is an
outrage on Christian community.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-03-06

The great pianist, Anthony
Stankowitch. who graduated at
the Royal Conservatory at Leip-
zig, Germany, and who had con-
servatories in New York, Phila-
deIphia and Chicago. will teach a
summer music school at Meridian.
This is a rare opportunity for
musicians and music teachers to
study under this great pianist.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-03-06

The vacancy in the chancellor
ship of the University of Missis-
sippi has been filled by the elec-
tion of Prof. j. B. Aswell, Super
intendent of Education of Louis
lana. The action of the Board
of Trustees seems to give very
general satisfaction.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-03-06
Gum Grove.

An entertalnment..will be given
at Gum Grove school March Is,
at Z o'clock p. m. for the benefit
of the library. Public cordially
invited. GUM GROVE.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-03-06

The monkey and the hand organ
were attractions on our streets
Monday. Monkeys, like sweet
old maids, never grow old and
unattractiYe.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-03-06

large majority.
A motion By Hon. Fl. Cassidy
that the substitute be unanimous
ly adopted was carried.
On motion the meeting adjourn
ed. DR.. i. w. COOPER,
Chairman,
Fl G. GREENWOOD,
Secretary.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-03-06

The Circuit Court of the First
District of Kinds county conyen-
ed at jackson Monday, Judge
Bullard presiding IN place Of
Judge Miller by mutual agree
ment.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-03-06

Ii so happens in the affairs OF
men that they stumble on a live
corpse now and then to reso-
luteo over.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-03-06

Judge Wilkinson opened the
Pike Circuit Court at Magnolia
Monday.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-03-06

The Meadville Bank announces
a paid-up capital Of $25, 900, with
a surplus of $2, 500.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-03-06
Entertainment.

A concert will be giyenat Saron.
Friday evening, March 8th. The
public is cordially invited.
ADDIE SARTIN,
Teacher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16

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ollbcrgelpobnli6 folt nno Itellte ltd)
in Scr Nodt bonn Somltog ait'
Sonntog 6roit nit leiftcm S6nec-
foQ Elm. 8iel Shooen bat Die <tc'
ru1o al oem illngen Gentle &C.
t6on, ltn0 fomltcn aus oem llloipelt-
liden Ebeile Oes Stoutcs Nodrids
ten, Dob oic iriib b%liibenoen Sb'ts
bGinlc cbcnious iebr g~clitten Doben.
Goitor Or. GuorleS foot.
Sn 9crington, $50, itorb ,loh
fltrscm 2eioen Eoitor Or. Son1e8
gooilon GuarlcS, EroielIor Der Ebl'
lolopbic. Sein 2eid)nom mltroe po11
Der Observation-Disclosures ans ltlttct
| oroBcm @ciolge no6 Dem 9obltDof
iibcrfiibrt, bon 100 CT nod Seriil9ton
NO, gebroht miro.
@Iuttbot cineS Gtter Ii d)'
tigen.
I'm ci1en1 gnioIl bon Gi'erlild)t CT
ido6, mie bcboilptct miro, 6rdl1t
Million, cin NuocItelltcr Der Scoboro
Mir Cine crfltottel1 in Bortsnlol'tt,
F. 3d., Sottie @iaiomion in elnetll
Solie an Der YcorlsS trobe. @r Hob
oui Moleigb 8ll mo mrroe nit Vlilt-
bunoen perfolgt, bod) perloreil olelc
I boIb Ieine Splr. is miro berntlttbet,
oob er orf cincm porbciIobrenocl1
Srodt5ltg cntfam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
8mroe IA Sabre alt.

Charlotte, re-, 90 8ebruar.
- 6reoerid 0ieiier, ia Sabre alt.
ipeIfer als Sropper unb Sager be-
riibnt mar, che Die Civilization
Gfooc iiber sic blauen Serge id,ltf, lit
in ieinem SCENT in Sappooo.G onntD
geitorben. Meiier ipliroe am ~. slal.
quit 1892 in 2ineoIn = County gcbo.
rem. gr erfrcllte lid bis ipenigc Wo'
nate Dor ieinem Sooe Der beiten @e'
liutobeit. Seine Srau itarb i'm 81.
2ebcnsiobre. gr binterlGbt cine
neunSigi1brigc Sohtcr. Seit slter
lit olird, oiitbentiihe 0ofumente feit'
geIteat. Ser Goote idrieb iein bobes
altcr Dem llmitanoe 3lt, oaB er Taft
mlsidlieBlid i'm 5reien lebte.