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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-30

Woman's Affections Are Not Returned
She Commits Suicide.

San Francisco. Cal.-For love Of
Chinaman. Emma Baden. a white
girl. killed herself by taking gas 1t
the same cause within a few days
The girl hired a lodging five days
ago at Mrs. ThOmpsOn's lodging
house, at 412 LeavenwOrth street.
She went out one evening with the
landlady and a Mrs Wilcox and be
fore returning purchased writing ma
terials
The next morning the landlady was
alarmed by the Odor of gas near her
lodger's chambers. She found the
door of the girls room locked. Run
ming out to the street, Mrs. Thomp-
son called a policeman and he broke
down the door. The body of the
young woman was discovered on the
bed She had connected a rubber
tube to the gas jet and inserted the
free end in her mouth.
She was dead when the room was
entered. On table beside the bed
was the following letter:
My Dear Sing: Almost every one
does me an injustice and tells lies
about me because | have too much
consideration for you. For this reason
want to die, but you are not re
sponsible for my doing so, | have given
part Of my things to the poor. Please
take care OF my body | do not owe
cent to anybody except Mrs. Smith,
on Hyde street. for burning extra
gas.
Many Thanks for Chinaman.
II must leave you, with many
thanks, as you have been extremely
kind TO me. With tears | will say
good-by. as you are the only one that
| regret to leave in this world. |
hope God will forgive me for taking
my life. and you, Sing. take good care
of Yourself. don't worry about me.
Good by. sweetheart. Very truly
yours.
(SignedD 'EMMlE.
This letter was enclosed in an I'M
addressed envelope with S19,4O.
The dead girl is supposed 10 be
| identical with Mile. Brienne, who on
the 18th of this month attempted sui
eide by gas in exactly the same man
ner at 9S6 Page street because of her
| love for a Chinese cook, Hong Sing
was unrequited. The Chinaman works
for a family at 492 Eddy street. The
girl was a servant She asserted tina;
Hong Sing had promised to marry
| her. but he denies that he ever gave
/ such a promise.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-30

Mother-Willie. you must stop ask
ing your papa questions. Don't you
see they annoy him? Willie-No,
ma'am; it amt my questions that
annoy him. Mother-Willie! Willie
No. ma'am. it's the answers he can't
give that makes him mad.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-30

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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21
Gloomy for Liquoy Men

The prospects of the liquor
dealers in North Carolina are
gloomy. There never was such a
wave of opposition to the traffic
as IS coming up from every
quarter of the State. The peti
ton boxes o, the general assem-
bly, are full to overhowing with
petitions for legislation against
the business. Anti saloon leagues,
some statewide in their scope and
others town-ship-widc, are at
work with degree Of zeal that is
Obliged to bring results. News
papers, which have held aloof
from the controversy heretofore,
have aligned themselves on the
Size of restrictions if not sup
preston. The moral conscience
is awakened as it never has been
before. There is surely going to
be some decided Improvement of
the conditions under which strong
drink ls manufactured and sold in
North Carolina. There is room
for such an Improvement. -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21
Meeting orrownslip Assessors.

Meeting of'EOHns,lip Assessors.
Tuo iownshi Haar" al ASs.s
sors for tAe various townships in
the County of Lancaster will meet
on the first Tuesday in March
(3ri in,tI 1909
1t Is the duty of Township AS
SCISSORS to canvass each and eeerv
ret.rn Of personal property of
thei' respective ;o"nstirs, in or
der that individual retnrus smay
be cquslizsd az nearly Is possible.
IN every instance where ma,
teriai change in the return Of any
individual amounting to one hun
dred dollars aud over, the asscs-
sors will keep note of The
changes made and forward same
10y mail to the County Auditor so
that notice can he seNt TO the par
ties SO raised in order that the
tax payer may have the opportun-
itY to appear before the County
Board of Equalization.
The Township Assessors APP
pointed by the Governor will take
notice and qualify at once.
The Chairman OF Township AS
SCISSORS are ex-oiliclo members of
the County Board ef'Equalization.
JNo. a. COOK,
Feb. II, '03. Aud. Ian. Co.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21
Bridge To Let,

will let to the lowest respon-
sible bidder on Thursday the 5th
day of March, next, at 12 o'clock,
m., the contract to build a new
bridge across Fiat Creek, al the
Ford near Sylvester Small's resi-
dence.
Plans and specifications will be
made-known at the letting. Bond
will be required of the successful
bidder. The right to reject any
and'all bids is reserved.
l.. j. PERRY,
Co. Supervisor.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21
TIE ~ LINTERESTMANY.

To quickly Introduce Il b. b, (Bo,
tanic H!ooA Ba'm), the famous blood
purifier. into new hom, ), we viii send
absolutely free 10000 treatments. b.
Is. Is quickly cures old ulcers, scrof-
ula, painful sweliings. aches and
pains i'm bones or joints. rheumatism,
catarrh, pimpies, fostering eruptions,
bOils, eczema, itching skin or blood
humors, eating, bleeding, fostering
sores and even deadly caucer. Il. Z.
IL, at drug stores 81. For free treat
ment address B'o0d Balm CO., Atlen-
Ia. Ga. Medicine sent ut once, pxe.
paid. Describe trouble and flee med.
lea! advice given unti! cur,d. BE.
3. heals every sore AMI makes the
blood pure and rich.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21
rs A'f' IL ~ An RVV VUEl

MIR. II. Ha-4ins o. Melbourne,
Fla, writes, ''My doctor told me
/ had Consumption and nothing
could beNionc for me. was civ.
en- up to die. The offer OF Il free
trial bottle OF Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Cons mption, in
duced me to try ii. Results were
startling. | am now on the road
to recovery and owe all to DR..
Kings New Discovery 1t sure
lv saved my life" This great
cure is guaranteed for all throat
and lung diseases by Crawford
Bros, j. f. Mackey & Co., Drug
gists. Price soc and 81. 90. Trial
Bottles free.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21
One Foolish Llfe Ends Second
Linscrs

New Oyleans, Feb. is Ella
Atkins is dead and Folcer Green
is in hospital with three wounds
rs the result of compact thew
entered into to end their lives.
The woman died of 'mc.,phine
poisoning. The man staahcd
himself twice in the neck and then
Slashed his wrists. The tragedy
occurred IN u room in the VIC
toria hotel on Bourbon street,
where the couple passed AS man
and wife.
The following note was found:
"Goodbye to all and forgive.
Am my worst enomy and go hence
to the great beyond through fore
Of circumstances. Notify Miss
Atkins, Box So Hawosyille, Ky.
Signed: Folger Green and Ella
Atkins. "
Green is native of this ,ity.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21

To those of our subscribers
who are IN arrears-on their sub.
scriptions, we would consider it a
great favor just at this time if
they would call and settle their
accounts. Come on with the
amount, it matters not how small
1t may he, for when there are
several hundred who are due
these small accounts 1t amounts Is
quite'a sum.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21

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rea ling IN the senat. Az thc
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21
The accounts of men KILN

THO accounts of men killing
women that invariably wind
up with: "Ilo then turned the
weapon against himself," ETC.,
are becoming dlstressingly mono
tonohe. If they would only turn
the weapons against themselves to
start with, no one could find cause
for complaint. Augusta Chronl-
Gle. 4,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21
IIl I'(IIiiIl2n(,(,,
TO PROHIBIT GAMBLING IN
THE TOWN OF Ian ASTER
AND PROVIDING 4 PUNISH-
MEN1 THEREFOR.

he It "r'!aiueL by the Town Council
OF "a cnst"r, III council assem- bled,
and by the authority of the same
Section l. That IL shal! BE un'aw-
iui TO- - y person or persons TO make
ahy b-t. or wager OF money, or bet or
wag"r "f anything OF value, upon the
lcsu l "f amy game or games of any
kind or character whatsOey.". such \,
cards, dice. rackgamon drsmphts.
bowls biiHnuls pool chess. s,c etc
psJed snywhG.s within The corporate
limits "f ihe Town OF Lancaster.
Section. >. Tha; it shall be un,,u,
fui for any person or persons t. per
NIT. or allow, any person or persons to
make any ret or wager of monev or
any otfer hing OF value upon the re-
suit r any game or games pln\e,t i'm
AIRY ouiiding, house store or out hnu.e
eth r owned by or H. his, her or their
possession.
Section That It snail be the du,y
OF The hiec Of Po,i,.r and the other
policemen of the Town and lheyara
hereby auth rrized and instructed. to
enter any closed door or room for the
purpose of arres ing any person or
persons violating any oftie provisions
OF this ordinance
section. 4. That any violation of
any of the provisions of this ordinance
on "ny day Of the wees, except Sun
Iay. shall he punished by fine of not
less than Ten Dollars. nor m,re than
FIFTY Dol ars, or by imprl-onment for
nor less han ten day s nor more than
thirty days,
Section 5, That any violation cf
any of the provisions ofthis ordinance,
on SUNDAY. shall re punished by -
hDe o. not Jess than Tweliy Dollus
nor more than One Hundred DolI.r.
or by iWptisonmeut for not less than
twenty hor more than thirty Uays
Section That all ordinances and
paris OF ordinances inconsisteu, with
'hiS ordinance are hereby repealed.
Ratified by Council IA mee,inoa.
semn'gd this day OF February A.
-. 1908 a.
Attest, Il. f. WYI.JE
Mayor.
II . G. u. JONES,
Feb 8, 1903.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21

.-MANAGER WANTED. Trust-
w"ithy, either sex, by Wholesale
darchand'se Company of solid
hnapc!al standing, to manage Lo-
ca Representatives who will or.
Sanize clubs among consumers.
40 per cent saved Tor our custo-
l'crs. Business no experiment
tut proven success. Salary
Slo GOA week, tXpouses advanced
Experience uni ccessary. address
y. 3. Clarkson, Mgr, 3;4 Dear
born St., Chicago. Iii. 1-247.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21
Feb 8, 1903.
AN ORDINANCE
PROVIDING FOR AN ANNUAL
LAX ON ALLDOGS FOUND
WITHIN THE LIMITS Or
THE TOWN OF LANCAS-
TER.

!'e it ordained by the Mayor
ana Aldermen of the Town of
Lancaster in council assembled and
by the authority of same.
SEC. l That an annual tax Of
One'Dollar is hereby assessed and
levied against the owner of each
dog or bitch kept within the cor
porate limits of said town to be
PAID on or before Jany. 1st 1908,
and on or before January LIST Of
each and e cry year thereafter.
ihat upon payment of said tax
the owner of any dog or bitch
shall be furnished by the Chief of
fohce with a tag which shall be
immediately placed upon said dog
or bitch by being attached to a
collar.
SEC, 2. That any dog or bitch
1cnnd running ut large without
tue tag prescribed III Section | of
thIs ordinance, shall! be seized and
lmpounded by the Off GERS Of the
town and unless The said tax of
One Dollar, together with an adj.
diliohal amount of twenty five
cents for the taking up of said deg
or bitch, Is paid within ihirtv-s,y
nous rom time of seizur. ,ho
saia dog or bitch shall forthwith
be killed.
Ratified by the Mayor and All
dermen in council assem- bled this
26'h day Of July, 1902.
Il. K. WYLIE,
A'''S'' Mayor.
Ills. G. D. JoNEs,
Clerk.
En Snvx2~ -.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21
SHERIFF'S SALE
STA TIE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COU NTY OF ANCASTER.
III COuItsof Common, Pleas
Eliza J, NyIie, Plaintiff,

NS.
Rafu" &. Crockett. Nxnnin l.. viii,
liams ct AL, D"fendrnts.
pU HSUANT to an order of court
4 mace In the above case by Judge
Ernest Gary, DC; %. 1901 I viii sell
At public auctlon within. the Ie.al
hours OF sale at Lancaster court hou~e
ct risk o. former purchaser. ON the
Firs. MOndny ish March, 1903,
All those Tracts OF land situate iu the
county of Innrsster State Of South
Caro'ina described a, f,ilow. in a
mortgage of samr by A.. T.. Crockett
ant ID. Nj tlucFrt, on Decen Der 29th,
iSe9-ihe one tract conts ming
23i Acres More or Less.
bounded on the Moth by lands nf B.
f. Miller, formerly own,d by VIM.
stevens; on the East bv ia DIS former.
ly owned 10y ID. Hi Dunap, but now
owned by Mis- Amanda Grown; on
Inc Snut by lands ofTurteIne Draf-
I'm i"rnnetiY wnc ~ ID III Hlocke
EFT; and on the Wesi by iands OF j
a. 1. t-skey an! Jo;.u istare: and
the oth"r tract containing
80 Acres, More or Less,
bounded on the NorIh Ivy lands of
Robert q rocket; on the East by
anGs OF B. +. Miller above designated.
on ihe South by lands Gf James p. g.
Gas Key and John iSi-tart; and ON the
WrSt ~ Robert Th"m nson, f,rnorIy,
"!.herHpJon iaud.
T. M o; sa!e--CA Asa. 1T ,;.k of
r. ,.r lurch ,>er Pare - nav
l"r papel, III" F,lrcnus.r Oh pur-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21
Administrators Sale.

TAKE noie that the urd,rsigncd,
aS ~" d'"iuisfrntriX ofthe persuual
~st3i" -; the .ate S-Ymuei T.. U~heT de-
ceasei, hy o.'er of tre Pr bate Judge.
VIII SCI! "' Monday. Feby. 23d, in
stant at IL "'ciock, m 1T the late
resjds ne of''!" ucceaspd ia this couu-
" tie Stotk Ef 200 s Du hand consist
'uv "t She cs. tiH:h AMI various uTti
cie' OF Dr. Go.d~ AID Merchandise.
Term Ui sac CASH
EMMA A SMALL.
req u, i3Oo-2W. &dmX.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21
The Model Industrial and High
School At Heath Springs.
From The Educational. I

far ns We know this Is the
only school Of the kind being orr
gsnized in tho State, at lsa,t it is
the only one in which tho G eneral
Education Board has, taken an ac-
tive part. This Board has re-
Gently turned over to the school
a thousand dollars with the pro-
mise of aid for the next three ses-
sions.
10 our conservative friends
throughout the State who have
been trembling under the appre-
hension that this Board was try.
ing to get foothold in South
Carolina where they might pro-
pagate their ideas l will say, you
may now rest at ease. They are
to assume ne authority in the con
troll of the school. This is to bS
entirely in the hands of the local
ool'authorities. OF course the
officers and teachers will gladly
seek their advice in the erection
of buildings, arranging course of
study, etc. We consider it q pure
gift. with no other motive than
the betterment of educational
facilities in the State. 1t is be-
lleved that school, to be sue
cess, must spring from the man
ners, maXims, habits and associa-
tions of the people, and that the
traditions of 8 community must
be respected; hence their policy
In leaving the school entirely in
the hands of the local school au-
thorities. The people of Heath
Springs have manifested their in
terest by giving and subscribing
over sixteen hundred dollars
Isl, 6o0).to this cause.
1t is proposed to introduce in a
simple way manual training, sloyd
and carpenter work, horticulture,
pattern making and sewing along
with the regular literary studies.
The central idss of the school is
practical education. Not to make
students mechanics, but to round
out their powers in the fullest
way. The value of manual. train
ing is so manifest that we feel
discussion of the Itqucstion is un-
necessary.
Those who attended Prof. Ham
mel's classes al the State Summer
School may got some idea of what
We propose to do.
We have about three acres of
land to be devoted to gardening
and floral culture. This is also
introduced for it's educational val
ue, that the children may find
proper illustrations for their les
sons in natural science and may
make practical application of
them.
Much attention is to. be devoted
to the beautlfying Of school
grounds.
Heath Springs is small village
in Lancaster County, located in
coed farming district. The peo-
pie are thriving and energetic,
yet, up to this time, lacking in
educational facilities. Every
thing favors the consolidation of
schools and the transportation of
children at public expense.
The school is located within
hundred and fifty yards of very
fine mineral spring. Taking
everythir G in consideration the
Beard has made splendid seIcc-
tion for the location of this school.
Lancaster County is now thor
oughly alive on matters pertain
ing to it's schools. S. w. G.
Heath SPRINGS. 8. @
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-21

T"c Best Prescription 5or IIn,nrn
Ch;lls and Fevewjs bottle OF
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. It
Is simply Iron aud -Quinno and
tasteicss, M Cure No pa(.
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g no..

rhis signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative BrOm0-Q Quiiine Tablets
he remsay that cures u co..: in cne day
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bath. After the bath l rest and take a
nap. That brightens my eyes and by
lunch time, at o'clock, am in fine con-
dition.
After lunch I read a little to sharpen
up my wits. for make it a point to be
informed about the latest magazines The
time has passed when man wants pretty
fool. The man Of to-day demands brains
and beauty combined.
AS likely as not will sit next to some
man who is interested in the Philippines
and who knows but my next door neigh
Dor will want to talk OF vegetarianism
or the stock market. A woman must be
bright and up on everything. That Ia my
experience.
"Then come the manicure and the hair
dresser, and in this respect a great deal
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the board OF directors said that there was
every indication Of the need for another
women's hotel where somewhat lower
rates could be charged, rates which would
put living there within the reach Of self-
supporting women whose salaries are
slender. '.ge
Now the secretary admits that many a
the stockholders are anxious to get q slto
In less expensive locality, and put up .
hotel where women can have permanent
accommodations at lower rate than tho
Martha Washington charges. This pTott,a-
bly, means at minimum rate Of % week.
although the secretary did not say 80. The
minimum at the Martha Washington for q
single room and three meals a day Is I'll.
There are many hundreds Of women In
New York who are looking for a comfortable
boarding place who don't earn moro than
Gil a week altogether, and host who arc
not earning so much.
Eventually" said Mr.. Kellogg eau
tiously, Il think there will be several wom-
ems hotels. Instead Of beginning at the
bottom, as in the case Of the Mills hotels for
men, we have begun at the top In the next
hotel to be built for women room rent will be
somewhat lower than In the Martha WASH
ington, and board will be- say. dollar less
a week Hotel No. 5, II there should be a
third, will show a still further drop In prices.
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ARDUOUS TASK or fHE BELLE.
BEAUTY LARGELY A MATTER or
JUST HARD WORK.

Elaborate Preparations for an Evening
or Conquest and 1riumph-Little Arts
by Which = Pretty Woman Becomes
Prettier--Care Of Hands. Figure, velce.
The belle stood in front of her mirror.
III were to neglect myself" said she,
Il would be as plain as my maid
Yes, she continued, looking at her own
image disdainfully. III / were to allow
myself to run down, or IL I were to per-
init myself to grow seedy in complexion.
I would be no better looking than the plain
woman, not half as pretty as my maid.
AS 1t is, count for a great beauty.
But accomplish it by hard work. For
being a belle is certainly task and an
arduous one.
4The reason more women are not beau
tiful is that they are lazy. They will not
take the time to be pretty.
1T takes hours and hours and, often.
the hardest work Of all comes just when
you are tired and sleepy and want to 60 to
bed, or to lie down for little siesta.
take SO simple a matter as getting
dressed for a dinner. It takes two hours
at the least calculation, and when am
contemplating an evening Of triumph
devote the whole day to it.
Being beautiful Is not within the prov
ince Of the working woman or the bust
ness woman or Of the woman with family.
None can be lovely except the woman who
has time to devote to it.
when l want to be very pretty indeed
I begin in tho morning by taking hot
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fringe Of point de venise lace. very narrow.
Full lace ruchings edge the cape. and
there Is a military trimming Of moleskin
chenille 4 very fat mum ia Of moleskin
scales. and the lower wide edge is fringed
with lace and chenille. A hat Of moleskin
has a wide brim of crushed blue poppes
with big white velvet bow resting on the
hair at the back.
A very odd fur tie is shown in a fiat scarf
carefully fitted but not worn close about
: he throat. and with graduated stole fronts
(which reach the knees. just where the
scarf would tie one side ID slashed and
Fthe other side drawn through Just as a
kgolf stock is managed at the back.
A scarf Of this description is illustrated
on this page. 1t is Of Persian lamb trimmed
with medallion designs of chinchilla and
black velvet chenille.
With this cut Of tie rather plain fat
mum is carried. The centre is Of shirred
Echinchilla. with bands Of Persian lamb
|at each side. carrying OVERLAND bands of
black velvet. The large hat has crown
covered with white plumes and q brim
bound with chinchiiia
But the oddity of these hats and necktie
|sets Is not all in the fact that they combine
half dozen seemingly wholly incongruous
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Of lace or bordered with flowers or lined
with accordion plated tulle.
Entire fur hats are not novelty Hence
they are not 80 fashionable as hats in which
fur Is combined with tulle or jewelled en-
brodery, or. newest of all, cloth OF gold.
Cloth of gold and cloth Of silver will be
showily used in hats, collars and nuns
this season with most astonishing effective
ness and dash. Combined with fur and
embroidery, the effect is bizarre and Orien-
tai; combined with blue or scarlet cloth.
a very military though slightly dramatic
touch is gained, which is most becoming
to women with vivid colored hair and clear.
colorless skin.
The most artistic example OF the use OF
cloth Of gold is shown in the centre cut on
this page. An 1880 pelerine, with graduated
stole fronts. is of the richest Russian sable.
Tho stole pieces are slashed, and In the
opening is set full long, plated sash Of