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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-03-09
State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF LAURENs.
Court of Probate.


Summons for Belief,-(Complaint not
serVed.)
j. p, Simpson as Administrator of Anna
70. Simpson, decd, Plaintiff against
Samuel A. Barnett, Isabel e. Terry,
Anna M, Simpson, Lillis B. Cockrell,
Fannie B. Thetford, James P. Spratt,
Anna Spratt and Isabel Spratt, De-
fendants.
To the Defendants above named.
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint i'm this
action, Of which a copy is this day filed
In the Office OF the Judge OF Probate for
Laurens County, and to serve a copy of
your answe to the said complaint on
the subscribers at their office at Laurens
Court House, South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service hereof, ex-
elusive of the day OF such service, and
il you fail to answer the complaint with
In the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In
this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated January 25th, A. D., 1897.
o.. G.. THOMSON, J.P.L.o., (L.c.l
SIMPSON &c BARKSDALE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To Samuel A. Barnett, Lillis b, Cockell
FANNIE b. Thetford, James p. Spratt,
Anna Spratt and Isabel Spratt, non
resident, Defendants.
Please take notice that the complaint
In this action was filed III the office o.
the Judge of Probate for Iaurens Coun-
ty South Caroline on tho 26th day OF
January, 1891,
SIMPSON & HARKSDALE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Attest:--O. g. Thomson, J.psL.c. lL.ss
Laurens, s. Oh Jan. 25, 1e97~-8t
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-03-09
Palmetto Pythian.

We had a pleasant call from the bus
mess manager Of this admirable peri
odical in the interest of this popular
order. 1t is printed monthly at Sum
ter, s. g., at s BLOC. d.. Aud business
manager; III. f. Wilson, the editor.
Every member of the order, it seems
to us, should read it.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-03-09
II

[ Will make Laurens my home
hereafter, and can be found at Chill
dress Stables, where I will be pleas
ed to serve the public in my capa-
city as Veterinarian Surgeon. L
make specialties of Castrating
Ridgllng Horses and Old Stations,
removing fungus growths, warts,
tuinors, etc.
M. +. KENELEY.
Nov. o, i886-tf
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-03-09
ANDERSON, 8. O. Feb. II 's7

I was troubled with rheumatism
In my back which annoyed me so
much that 1t was painful for me to
stoop over. I began taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla, and after I had taken
1t a short time the rheumatism dis
appeared. I am now entirely free
from 1t and have good health. Fl.
Eugene FAINT, Box SO, care III. B.
FAINT g. Son.
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Organs and Pianos.

I do not beg beg any person to buy Of
me, but If you value you, dollars, /
will positively save you many of them
o %y inc organs rpe . 81 q aa p5"n Sn or 1Ggan' r See
talk. Call at my photograph studio,
over Bank of Laurens. Don't buy UNI
til you see what | a do.
i A. McCoRn.
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W.


. Something like this every(
Sday. The force fulness on
such voluntary testimony to-
Sthe merit of Red Flax lies inS
ethe fact that is the opinion Old
&your neighbors, who YOU'D
Sknow and can believe. {
eIhe Lanrens Drug Co., 3
9 GENTLEMEN: l had been@
Ssick for two weeks with Grips
Snot able to work and keptS
Sawake at night by a badS
Scough. l used a bottle of1
Cred Flax and after three daysS
Swas able to work all day andS
Ssleep at night. 1t is the bestS
Scough and cold remedy l everS
Sused, and l tell every bodye
ESQ. 3
5 Yours truly, $
D ]. H. CURRY, Dials. 5
z feD. 20, 1897. q
$Red Flax Cough Syrup s
5 The ideal cough cure. IL
eheals ; it cures. It's the lar-S
9gest bottle Of good Cough Sy-@
Srup sold for IS cents. Try it.S
STrial size free. 9
D MANUFACTURED BY 3
Drug Co.., 5
. II. X. AIKEN, M. d., .
2 Manager. 8
Z D&- Store near Post Office. 2
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-03-09

Winters new cash store is headquar-
tiers for lowest prices and best styles in
mems, youths and childrcn's clothing,
ladies', gentlemen and children's shoes,
mems and boys hats, caps, etc.
j. II. Minter & Son,
Up-to-Date clothiers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-03-09

The Barlow Bros. Minstrels is the
best Minstrel attraction that has play
ed here this season. 1t is fun and en-
joyment from start to finish, nothing
drags, and the singing is the best by
long odds, that has been heard lately
on the local stage.-Peoria, ILL.,, Jour
nal.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-03-09

After this date 1 will be in my office
on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Sat-
urdays, and other days If notified.
0. G. THOMPSON.
Mar. 4, 1897
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-03-09

To our ma ny friends and customers
we extend thanks for past patronage,
and promise to push our business with
renewed seal and energy, hat we may
merit a larger share Of patronage in
the future. We hope that this may be
a happy and prosperous year with all.
j. II. MINTER 81 Son.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-03-09
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
cts. All Druggists refund the money
IL itfailS TO Cure, 25c.
For sale by the Laurens Drug Com
nony.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-03-09

Our imp says: "And now they say
that Grover is pestered with the &C
-G-e-t G-out. IL M. March 4, 1897.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-03-09
The winning Tick ct.
Mayor, w. r.. RioHEY.

Aldermen-Dr. L. g. Fuller, A..
Huff, e. III. Wilkes, G. b. Bobo,
B. A. Sullivan, j. o. G. Fleming,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-03-09

Hoods Pills act tremendously
with Hoods sarsaparilla.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-03-09
Factory Hill.

A. stroll oyer to this Industrial
site will be enjoyed If you have not
or store building now approaching the
finishing touches, will surprise. 1t is q
splendid brick structure, substantially
built and artistic, J27 by 81 feet. In
fact were 1t not for the great Cotton
Mill hard by 1t would pass for q re-
spectacle factory enterprise. 1t does
credit to the spirit OF President Lucas
and the growth of our town which 1t
most certainly evidences. Go over and
look.
Go to Winters for your staple dry
nda and save money. Prices are
y r eMinter q Son.
zoe 4 new arriv.is tbat
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-03-09

'pe our new arrivals that
u. AtinterJ& Son.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-03-09
Business Notices.
Mar. 4, 1S9

A single fact out-weighs a thousand
claims. The single fact about S. NJ. &
II. III. Wilkes 81 Co, is that they sell
you a bicycle for $3l so with as good a
guarantee as any 800 wheel.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-07
ueber Gaorf6rbuu0.

l1eber 6aarfarbe unb 9aarfdrbunq
perbreitet ii9 Dr. paul Ri@ter (8erz
ltn) in einem Mrtifel ber rDermatoz
logif@en 3eitf9rift," ber alien 9enen,
bic mutt 8etimmerniB bic erften fiber
men Tdb9en in ibrem font nod iippiz
gen 9auptbaar auftreten feben, cine
gemife 8erubtguno 9etpGbren mtrb.
Dem frib3eitisen @rsrauen Der 9aare
itanb bic !9eiltunbe bisber mahtlos
geseniiber. freili@ bielt iie es lance
;3eit audi io3u{asen unter ibrer Mirz
Be, 1ol9en MeuBerli@teiten rein tosz
metii@er Natur oeit unb Mube gu
mtbmen. sic iiberlieB bas 6aar=
fdrben b%e@onberen Rinitlern, unb biez
lie hnubten 6aarmittel, bic tppbl ben
ertpin54ten @rfols batten, aber taft
ausnabmslos '@1b1i&e, gum She'll
in ibrer M%ntpenbuns geiebli@ perbotez
ne Mtttel entbtelten. Sic moberne
'gbemie Fat in neuerer 3eit audi
9aarfdrbemittel 3ufammengeftellt, bic
atht bios un19dolt4 1t1o, 1onDern
au@ in alien m0gli4en @4attirunne1
bonn beliiten 8lon5 Bis gum tteftter
@@mara bas Saur 20 5peifellos edit
fdrben, baB peber @eife nod So0az
l0fung ibm etpas anbaben tam.
Mobur4 mtrb benin iibtrbaupt baa
9%auptbaar srau9 9ie natarli@e Jarz
be bes Spares 1et' rA aus bret perz
f4iebenen Tarbenquellen aulammen,
aus ber @isenfarbe Der borutsen
6aaraeQen, benz eigentli9en 9aar'toti
unb aus benz 2uftsebalt bes 9aares.
Die eigentli4e 9aarfarbe entipri4t
Der natiirltden eelben 6arbe beg bor>
ntsen @toffes, aus benz ieoes 9aar
.be{tebt; je na& ieiner geringeren ober
orDReren MGdtiuteit ertbeilt Ct ben
6aaren cine belIblonbe Biz bo&rotbe
6Tdrbung. Sebes 9aar tann aber
nod einen %beionseren Tarbtoff ent<
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-07

Dem Tatna@tsDersnisen bull
bigte Der 81 Sabre alte Mderer M.
8olanbt in 8eubeim in ber pfal3.
Elm trefflider @emobnbeitstrtnfer, in
ausstebtsiter @etfe. Grit am Donz
neritag lam ct tpieber nit ber Mrbett
3ufammen. Na4 Teierabenb perlang=
te ct unter f@ltmmn Drobungen bon
feiner Grau @elb. Die1e follte, ba lie
feines bate, bei bes Mannes @ater,
Dem 64idbrisen g.. 8. @olanbt, fol-
DIES bolen. Da bic Trau feline 2uft
ba3u fiiblte unb ibr Mann fte gu erz
tpirsen' fu@te, fli9tete bic Mutter
NIT ibren atei &inbern gum @4tpiez
gerpater, Der einige 6du1er babon
nobnte. @e9en 7 llbr 9ins ber Sobn,
nit 9riisel unb Meb9ermeHer be-
tpaffnet, bor feines Waters peri4loKe=
nes 9aus, bebrobte btefen NIT 6als<
abi4neiben. f6lug Geniter unb 2dben
Elm unb 5u4te ms 9aus gu fteigen.
Sect tpol1te Der bebrobte Batter bur@
bic 9austbiire gu ben Na@barn entz
fommen. Das merfte Der @phn,
fprang berbet, griH ben @ater an. Der,
in Motbpebr perfebt, ben Sobn burd
4 Mrtbiebe t0btete. Spdter melbete
Der 0ater ben @orfaq benz 8irger=
mei1ter unb itelte H@ Der @enbarme<
rte, bic i'm na@ @ermersbeim in's@e=
fGngntB bra9te.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-07

men fluoresairenben, benz Petroleum
dbnliden S9idt bebedt.
glebnli9 tpie Der Menito bilbet be,
Mene @ranbe einen fanften, aber
mebr lansseitredten 9ilett, Der iif
bon . item na9 Weiten, etlpa -3tpe'
Rilometer in ber 2ange 'bA einem ST.
lometer in ber 8rette ausbebnt uni
ebenfalls Elm iteintses uno ianoises
Serrain BARTLETT. l1eberaQ iiebt man
aud bier bic tleinen traterfDrmisen
Oeffnungen, aus benen Der Mspbal
berporquiut. UNI fi@ an ben tiefer lie
genben Stelen in sroBen Mafen an
3u1ammeln. On etnem Srte, tpo be
Musflub Defenders fart 1T, bat iid
Gin fDrmlider Mspbattba@ sebilbet,
lxr Elm 3iemli9 fairies @efdae bat
unb mad un1eren Mefunsen l 2ttel
in Der Mtnute ober ungefdbr 15OC
Bitter ben Sag ~liefert, ,pel4es BET BEN
fpe3ififden .@emi4t bes Mspbalts
bon IA elmer tdgltden Menge bon
21OO Rs. an biefer W~usflubitele al
Lem entipridt.: Sept man bas gara
grgebntb Der fdmmtliaen peri4tebe:
men Oeffnungen bon Scene GRAM
nur slei@ aebn bieier 8d@e, 10 Ct:
Die MspbaltqueQen am Maracatboz2
gtebt fi9 Elm tdglider MusfluB Dor
$1,000 Rg. ober iiber 100000 R9
i'm Sabre. De betrddlt4fte fano i'd
in elmer na9 Siibneften berlaufenben
|@9lu@t, bic ID Meter brett unb in
elmer Musbebnuns BON 1 Rilorneter
nit Mspbalt gefilt mar, Der bon ben
oben .%ertpGbnten 8a9e berrlbrt. Die
Md4tigteit bteier Mblagernng, bic
einem f@paraen Tlufe abnli4 fiebt
CLAUDE i@ na@ ben bon mir porge
rommener Musgrabun9en auf mtnb'
items etnen Meter burdf4ntttlt4 an
nebmen gu t0nnen, mas alfo Elm
MaFe bon $4,000 Rbmtr. ober TO-
600, 900 Rgr. er9eben ipiirbe.
Was enbli9 bic Musbeutun9 BET
gef9ilberten md@tisen Ispbaltabla=
gerunsen anbetrifft, 10 1T biefelbe Bis
iebt nur febr unregelmdBig unb lmez
mig bebeutenb setpeien. obglei4 es
lei9t fem tpiirbe, bur@ bic Mnla9e Ell
ner f@malipurisen 8abn bonn Wen
@ranbe bis @an Simoteo unb 8erla@
buns in niht iiber Elf SUB ttefgebenb
@diffe bic Observation-Disclosures
gu iiberminben. Die srDBte idbrlt6
Musfubr bon Mspbalt iiber Maracai
30 betrus $4,000 &iloeramm /!
Sabre 1885, feit mel4er 3ett biefelb
bon Sabr gu Sabr abgenommen bat.
Mie 10 piele anbere ber reiden 9tlfs:
quelltn Sibamerttas nartet audi bic:
fe auf before fo3iale uno politiid'
3uftdnbe, UNI Der Snouftrie btenftba,
sema9t unb Der 8enubung eri@lofer
All nerben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-07
&hrGnen 1ls 6etlmitte[.

SbrGnen als 9etlmittel. Der
uralte orientn{if@e 8rau6, bic Shrdz
men 2eibtragenber 3u @fammeln unb
als @eilmittel fir &rantbeiten gu
pertpenben, lit Bel ben perfern nod
ieBt in ausgsbebntem Mabe iibli6.
Sci iebem feterli9en 2eidenbeeunnz
niB bilbet So Snmmeln Der Shrdnen
Der Srauerper1ammlung einen mt@1
tigen She'll ber Geremonic. Sebem Der
Qeibtragenben tptrb Elm lauberer fleiz
t1er @@tpamm gerei@t, pomit ct ietn
MntfiB unb bic Mueer gu trodnen bat,
bis ber S%brdnenftrom periie6t. Na@
ber 8eftattung perben bic S@mdmm<
den ge1ammelt unb benz prieiter elm
qebGnbigt, Der bic 9brdnen in berettz
gebaltene Tldi@&en ausbridt, nm lie
na4ber als @eilmtttel" gu pertpe'1<
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-07

% pie - IN benz S1nees
mann?"
r@e,piB, grcelen5! Traulein Sod
ter iperben Gurore MAIDEN"
.9as bdtte td bod - SIT Is Elm
pirtlider Sdneemann?"
"@on Pappe, @naoisite, bon
pappe."
Grlei9tert atbmete Grcellena auf
|! bod bic llnrube perlteB lie ni4t uni
iebniii@tts barrie lie oes @4neez
names.
l1nb ct erf%ten!
Die Tlammen erloi@en, Der Saa|
lag in Ttnfterni6. tiefite Stiue BEL
grmartuns rubte iiber ben gu
i9auern. Do9 nun burdbra&. als
Der @orbans s~efalen. toienber Subel
bic Mnba9t. Das .S9neemannbilo"
feierte einen burdf9lasenben Grfole
unb Grcenen3 aerubten freunolt4=
itol5 gu ld@eln.
v0a capp - bd capD!"
Nidt enben pouenbs: Subel! $50
+ Of, pas lit bas? Ser @4nes:
mann 1T gar midt bon Yappe ob!!'
Greenen3 lebnten iid) bleia in ber
@tubl 3urid. .Ghdnbli4, . BRET
NAL i9Gnblih!" Sie Ftarrte ben
@9neemann empDrt an, ben freber
photographer, pelder nun an SteQe
bes pappieen S4neemannes ba1tano.
{e ertannte i'm beutli@. %, bal
Serbia 49, oD -" ba fe1. Der 8orhano
aber bic Glemmen tes @aales ftrtt=
ten. MQes blieb i'm 0unteln, BEL
@orbans jebo9 lag transparent po'
ben INNER filler peroenoen Te'fne=
npHen - mum iab's, Elm ieber merttt
es unb c..S Trau b.. priorts tpei'
unb itaunenb se0Hnete @ugen nab:
men beutlib pabr, bab 9ertba in Der
Mrmen beg @@nsemanns lag.
,@4neemanns 8raut!" ert0nte es,
unb laut unb lauter pflan3te fi& bic
Ter STUFF fort, unb bic gan3t rMmiciz
tia" brGngte 'i6 UNI bic na4 Gaf1ung
ringenbe Trau b. Prtort.
. r@rcelen5, pel6e toit6ure uebsrs
ra19ung!" lieB 1i@ Elm gang 8ehet:
mer pernebmen. Grdulein Sothte1
tpar pobl i@on i'm @tiQen nit UNI
fern genialen Rinftler perlobt. as
er bas preissefr0nte Bib f4uf9"
Grcelen3 bor@ten bod auf unb be.
famen 1ofort Ser itdnbnib unb Tat:
flung, tbaten audi 10, als Oh lie langE
getpubt bitten, bab @err profefo'
@teinba@ - ri@tie, 10 bieb tr ia,
SntereKe fir 9ertba gebtgt bate.
r@er3eib'. Mama9en!" fifterte ii,
Serbia tn's DIR. "@lles tam T.
14neq - mir tparen uns 14on all1
8ortum gut -"
.l1nb tA liebte 9ertba idon let
benz Mugenbltd, als i4 lie nit benz
@@neemann ungeieben pbotosra:
pbirte." unterbra@ lie Der Maler.
LIMB bann bur@reiften Sic oi!
2anbe als - Mmateurpbotograpb|
81, ell" @
"@rcellen3, ib bite uls 9eboriame1
@&mie9eriobn um sehret Segen fiji
S@neemann unb @4neemanrs
Braut."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-07
: Sn Der beutfhen Mrmee itebt Elm

- sSn Der beutfhen Mrmee itebt Elm
groBes Enhancement .bebor. Mm L.
Mprtl perben aus ben $40 beutShen
Gang unb 173 @albbotaillonen Der
Snfanterie 6A 8ollbataillone for<
mirt. Snfolge bei1en miiRen 81 Sc
,1eralmaipre als 8rigabefomma11z
beurs, so SberSten unb %ebenfoptele
Oberftlieutenants neu ernannt tpera
ben. Mue nteberen Sff3iere Bis gum
2ieutenant binab ridden ettpa UNI 40
@telen bor, alusi4lieBlt4 ber banertz
l4en 8efDrberungen.
= Gs beiBt, baB nrug1ap nit @btz
le einen OFeniib ~ Depenfipz@ ertra9
polutiondre unter itiibt.
f&lieBen min, ba Mrgentinien bic Re
Evening star., 1897-06-08
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD,

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINCS
Leaves Washington. d. c.. foot of 7th ST., Mon
days. an. for intermediate landings to Colonial
beach. Bushwood. Rock Point. Nomini Greek, Sc.
Clement and Breton Ray landings.
Wednesdays, a.m.. for intermediate landings 10
Colonial Beach, Bushwood, Roak Point, Colfon's q
Leonardtowp, AbeiIs, Nomini Creek, Piney Point,
ST. Georges Island. Smiths Creek. Coan and Yeo-
comico rivers.
Saturdays, an. for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach. Bushwood, Rock Point. N0mini
Creek. Colton's. (Sce schedules.l
fe2-0 c. W. RIDLEY, General Manager.
Evening star., 1897-06-08

THE LOCKWOOD" HARPFR'S ERRY, ". VA.
will open for the season May Is: rooms large and
airy: plenty of shade table first-class rates rea
sonable. A. p. DANIEL Proprietor. my1-5m
MCDOWELL EOuSE. .IIARPERS FERRY, W. VA.
open June l. Delightful rooms; excellent table; ;
moderate prices. B. E MCDOWELL,
my20-im Proprietor.
Evening star., 1897-06-08
SUMNER RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.
A Palace i'm the Mountains

For beauty OF architecture and elegance OF equip
ment The Alleghany. at Goshen Bridge, Va, has
not rival among the summer resort hotels Of
America Located I'm the heart OF the AHeEhanies.
where the climate Is always cool and invieora ting
eniist scenery Of woodrous beauty. Its advantages
as a summer home une,laaled''
SULPHUR Alum, Lithia nna Csalyheate Waters
5eS-:m-1t ]. e. s. TIMEERl.AKE.
Evening star., 1897-06-08
SEASHORE REAL ESTATE

MISCELLANEOUS.
FURNISHED COTTAGES AT BRIGANTINE FOR
rent; 30 minutes from Philadelphia In season;
local trolley; ferry to Atlantic City. Illustrated
pamphlet free. r. ID. A PARROTT. Box 253,
Atlantic City. N. j. my2l -26t
Evening star., 1897-06-08
ATTORNEYS.

VA. l. FORD.
ATTORNEY -AT-LAw,
def2-tf GO p st. NV. House, 1909 O st. NV.
CAMPBEI.L CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
Webster Law building, sos ID st. NV, Wasting
ton. DC. Residence. No. Mount Vernon F1ats.
New York and 9th 81. NV. sele
Evening star., 1897-06-08
French Line.

CONPAGNlE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUjE.
DIRECT LINE 10 PARIS, FRANCE.
VIA HAVRE
La Bretagne, Ripe. 100000. Sat. June II, 10 nm
La Champagne. foirot. Sat, June 10, 10 am
RATES OF PASSAGE First-class, New YORK to
Paris sos and upward by all steamers except In
Tourane. Including railway fare to Paris and land
Ing charges. rarior seat Is extra during summer
season. Second-class TO Paris, e64.75. A. FORGET
ny: g. ". NoSA ga Penn ave. Washington. C.
Evening star., 1897-06-08
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-AN ELEGANT MODERN HOME
on Euclid ave-, Cleveland. Ohio, worth $4,000
for Washington fty residence business prol,-
erty. For particulars address v. C. TAYLOR &
son, 243 Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio. je73t'
WANTED-FROM OWNERS DIRECT, LARGE AND
small houses, vacant ground-city cOuntry-tO
exchange on city property under good rent
no commission charged. G. ]. BOND, 631 st.
je:J-3ts
The herald., 1897-05-14
WANTS HIS MONEY
Garrett Claims That the oficers Are
Withholding $S4 From Him

The suit brought by S. A. Garrett
against Chief of Police J. M. Glass and
Detective Goodman was on trial in de-
partment three yesterday. This case
was brought up on an appeal from
Justice Young's court, where judg-
ment was given in favor of the plaintiff.
Garrett is suing the officers for $S4.
which he claims is unlawfully with
held from him.
On the 18th Of January U. G. Baldwin
was arrested by Detective Goodman.
The sum of $S4 was taken from his per-
son when he was locked up. Later,
Garrett, who acted as Baldwin's attor-
ney, came to the Jail to see his client.
He was under the influence of liquor
at the time, but got Baldwin to write
out an order on Detective Goodman
for the money which he held. Goodman
refused to turn over the money at the
time, and the next day an attachment
was served on it by number of labor
ers who had been working for Baldwin
on a street contracting job. Goodman
turned this money ever to the court and
received a receipt for it. The money was
thus used for satisfying the demands
of the laborers who had served the at
tachment. Garrett then brought suit
to recover the amount
Judge York said ne failed to see how
Chief Glass could be in any way re-
sponsible for the amount. The case was
submitted on briefs.
The herald., 1897-05-14
Court Notes

Israel Springer was yesterday ap-
pointed assignee for Lippincott & Co. of
Pasadena, insolvent undertakers. His
bonds were fixed by Judge Allen at
$650O
The battery charge preferred against
All Tam a celestial, was dismissed by
Justice Young yesterday. The evidence
showed that the Chinaman had not been
the aggressor
j. N. Dervin, an insane vagrant, was
committed to Highland by Judge Van
Dyke yesterday. Dervin's hallucina :
tion is that he is pursued by enemies who
are attempting to kill him.
Failing to get jury yesterday in the
district court, a special venire of thirty
was issued, returnable at 10:30 this
morning that the second trial on the sec
ond indictment against M. M. Chase,
pension attorney, may proceed.
j. NJ. Brounett was examined before
Judge Van Dyke yesterday as to his
mental condition and was ordered COM
mitted to Highland. Brounett was
brought up from Santa Monica. He Is
harmless, but insists upon vociferously
expounding his doctrines on how to
avoid poverty and has made himself
something of nuisance to the residents
of that place.
The herald., 1897-05-14
A FEMALE LION tanner
How Mime. Adgie Came to Engage in
Precarious Business

Nine. Adgie, the lion tanner, who is
billed as one of the attractions at the
Orpheum for next week. tells an inter-
esting story of her life and many ro-
mantle experiences.
Il have, of course. been all ove. the
world. My mother was Pueblo. and
my father was Mexican. He was in
the business before me, and it was While
travelling with him in Hamburg that
Hagenbeck met me and was engaged
by him. For six years 1 was with Ha-
genbeck before I started out for myself
MY lions-Victoria, Trilby and Prince
are all about three years old. and
have to watch them closely. Victoria
and Trilby are both forest bred ami
mails, and on that account are very
reacherous-more so than Prince.
Prince was bred by Hagenbeck at Ham
burg, and is a little better, but as he
grows older it keeps getting harder all
the time to hold him under control.
"No, of course I am never afraid.
What nonsense! I dare not be-they
would know it. Oh they are SO quick
those lions! Just one quiver and they
know you, and then there would be a
click, and all would be over. 1t would
be so easy to snap your head off. But
1 am careful. have seen too many
going about Hagen'peck's with broken
arms, distorted shoulders, amputated
legs and faces all scratched up.
Have 1 ever had any narrow escapes
Every day-every hour. When go into
the cage 1 see some movement from Tril-
by or Victoria, and think to myself:
Aha, my lady, If hadn't been watching
you that time you would have got me,
but I always have my whip, and they
are afraid of it. Sometimes I do feel
little nervous while lying down with
Prince and pretending to sleep, and
when I put my head into his mouth.
1t is but the natural impulse Of lions
to bite and snap, even in their play.
They have no animosity but when the
opportunity is presented they cannot
resist it; that is why you cannot trust
them, even when they have been in cap
tivity for many years and have been
bred from menagerie bred animals. They
have no real meanness in them, and
have partly lost their savage instincts,
but they will snap out of pure natural
ness. and the only thing to do Is to beat
them soundly, so that the next time
when the first promptings come to them
to snap they will remember the terrible
thrashing and pause for an instant
long enough for you to catch them.
1.-The whip is the only thing that SUBJ
dues them.
when I hear those tanners who go
about with circuses talk about love, it
disgusts me with the lion. There is no
such thing. I say bah-it is nonsense!
Never trust them an instant. If you do
you are gone, and it Is so quick and
so easy for them, too," and Nine. Adgie
sighed reminiscently.