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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE or SPECIAL ELECTION.
Whsfeas under and By virtue % ord.
nance No. Tees. duly passed ~ The city
dag u ABrh. iSd22' ana approved by ~,
Mayor ~ snid CITY on the eth day OF
April 1904. entitled An Ordinances pro-
yidins for srecihi election % y held IN
the city ~ Seattle, II which the voters
~ said city may vote uppn the question
~ the issuance ana sale ~ the nasotianle
bonds % said city 60 the amount OF one
Hundred Thousand Dollars for The pur-
pose Of rsirinE the sum % one Hundred
ThUasand Dollars 90 pay 60 GEORGE y.
Nsarham ana wife the purchase price 81
Block Nineteen dpl o. Rorens Addition
60 the city o. Seattle uron the purchase
thereof ~ sald city Tor use as sits Tor
tho Seattle Public Library which otdl-
Council - the city OF Seattle submit 20
the qualified voters % snid CITY, st the
special election therein provided Tor. tins
proposition and question 81 the Issuance
handa Of saiA city Of Seattle TO the
Hmount OF One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars. which bonds shall bear date a. %
the day or fheir issues. b. payable by
their terms twenty C2Ol years after their
said date. and shall bear a rate % inter
ct not exceeding four 90 centum Per
annuu. payable semi annually. FOR which
interest coupons shall be attached 20 and
be a Part o. said bonds. ana the said
bonds and coupons shall be payable AZ
the place therein expressed, Cor the pur-
pay 70 George Y. Meaeham and Lucia NJ.
McaCham, his wife, the said sum Of Ous
Hundred Thousand Dollars as the pur-
chase price Of Block Ninetcotn Cal Of
Borsn's Addition 60 the CITY Of Seattle.
Tor use by u as site for the Seattle
Public Library. and which ordinance
further provides that special election
shall he held IN the city Of Seattle. at
The several voting precincts, on the iTth
daysof May. 1909 al which special election
there shall he voted upon by the qualified
voters Of said city said proposition and
Now. therefore. Notice IL hereby given
70 the qualified electors Of the city OF
May, 1909. In the several election pre-
cincts into which the several wards Of
said city Of Seattle are divided, special
election will be held at the voting places
voting thereat by tho qualified voters OF
said city upon the said proposition sub
mlttsd by said Ordinance No 1865
That said proposition and question shan
be voted upon in the following manner. 10
wit;
livery voter at such election eieotins 10
vote In favor OF said proposition OF the
Issuance ana sale Of said bonds. as set
forth In detail IN said ordinance, shall
vote ballot containing the following
statement o. said proposition. 60 wit:
I'm FAVOR OF the proposition and
question OF the Issuance ana sale BY the
city u Seattle u the negotiable bonds af
said city 20 the amount Of one Hundred
thousand Dollars, Tor the purpose OF pro-
vidtnE money with which 60 pay Gaores
y. Meacham and Lucia Nj Mcaeham his
wife. the said sum Of ono Hundred Thou
sand Dollars as the purchase price OF
Block Nineteen ftg1 Of Harcn'a Addition
20 the city OF Seattle upon the purchase
thereof by said city for use by Il as a
slte for the Seattle puhuc Library. as set
t0sA and estaiisa In Ordinances Ne IesS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25
AFTER SIX

Jet Head Hat Pins worth regu-
larry i0c n dozen. after six &c.
kid Curriers'. All sizes. regular prize
- nc and 100 a bunch. after six
Sc a bunch.
Fancy Beaded Beauty Pins, three
pins on card. regular price loo q
card. after six. Zhc.
Hair Bhrettea. very latest styles.
regular price Z0c each. after siE. I7c.
Mems 25o suspenderr: after 6. z5c.
Mems Black and Tan Cotton soK /;
after 8. two pairs for ibc.
Boys Night Summer, made OF sum
msr weight outing flannel: worth toc
each. Mt g7ic.
Not more than two to each Gus
toner.
Hemstltched Pillow Cases, size ~
by 3sh inches. worth ifhc: after 9.
i3c.
Duck Towels. size isr2s inches, col
ored borders and fringed, regular
price Sc. after 6. 7izc each.
Satin Stripe Chailia. 20 inches wide.
dark grounds. the latest Persian and
scroll designs, 10 10 yArda wide.
regular price isc a yard; after 9. 1i1c.
Heavy seersaoker bingham. "a
inches wide. good value at iec a
yard after 8 for exc.
yyomsn'H Jersey Ribbed Heavy
Cotton Vests and Pants. splendid
quality. worth 2so. after s. isc a gar
mont
women'H Fast Black or Tan Cotton
stockinRs double toe. worth ioc a
pair. after g. &c.
Boys Heavy Cotton Ribbed Stock
lnra fun fashioned. fast black. dou-
bic toe. heel and knee. Usual price
lbc a pair. after G. lie. or three pairs
for soc.
women's Fine Hernetitchsd and
Lace Trimmed Handkerchief. some
with embroidered corners, actually
worth loo 90 iso: choice after six at
$40.
Point de Paris Lacss and fnser-
lions, choice new designs. two 20 six
inches IN width. worth i5e. isc and
zsc a yard. after ak 80.
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Reduce Prices in Every Line
THE BON MARCHF
NORDHoFFm
I4I9 to I435 Second Avenue II5I23 Pike Street

of slid city"
And every voter ., such election elect.
tns 70 vote aEainst said proposition shall
vote ballot containing the following
statement ~ saia proposition. 90 Wit!
AGAINST the proposition and question
81 ne issuance And sale ~ the CITY q
Seattle 81 the negotiable bonds Of said
Ciu 20 the amount Of one Hundred Thou
fahd Doilars for the purpess Of providing
mccoy Win which 90 pAy 20 csorrs y.
wife. the said sum of One hundred Thou
sand Dollars as the purchase price q
Block Ninstsen usp o. porsus Addltion
thereof by said city Tor use ~ Il a. a ste
for the Seattle Public Library, IS set
ferth ard detailed In Ordinance No. Te6s
Notice IL hereby further stven TO the
voters 81 said city that the places Of vot-
inE In each Of the several elsctiun pre-
oinets IN The several wards Of shid city
at said election shall Be a. follows;
First precinot-shosshop. IFS Railroad
avenue south
q, Second S,, rreolnet-,covsy Bros Tsashop
Third preciuct-Citv Stables. Lans 81
and Fourth ave. south.
Fourth rrccinct-MontanR Stables 9Th
ave south and washington street
,Fttth Precinct - oaice Shannon hotel
bo3 Main street,
Twelfth ave south and Weller street
seventh Precinct Eruha k@r' Barber shop
Eighth ave. south and Bradford street
SECOND WARD.
First Preeinct-Butnick'a storeroonl. ie@s
Jackson street
second Prsoinc,-Piumslns shop. ssos
jackson street
Third Preeinet-ocice OF Knowies' wood
yard, corner OF Twenty-siKth ave. south
and Jackson street.
Fourth Precinct-Front room OF house.
ssot jackson street.
THIRD WARD.
First Preoinct-Front room OF house
southeast corner Of Eleventh ave. AID East
Cherry street
=. second Prscinst-Madrons Council hall.
twenty -nrst ave, and East jefferson
Third procinct-front room OF house IOgp
East Madison street
Fourth Precinct cGiivra's Real Es-
state office, end Of Madison street car line.
FOURTH WARD.
First precihct-Hasam OF city hall
Third avenue and Jefferson street
second i'reoinet-r'ront room In house.
Svl columbia street
Third Precinct-Onnce % Perrin hotel.
hat Ion street and First ave.
, Foutth frceinct-O6ice OF Florence house.
40 Madison street
Fifth Precinct - Candy store rom. T0s
seventh ave
sixth Precinct 90 justices court RON.
basement Of County courthouse
FIFTH WARD
f1rst Precinct Warehouse rear Of Of
80, compton, lumber yard, Western ave.
netween Madison and Spring streets
,,ore ~, rreelnei - swesnoy's Plumbing
1912 First ave. NNN'''" ''''i''
Fourth Precinct ES.tmau's stables. Fifth
ave. ana Pine strest.
roc Pike street "S'Ns'
avenue. p' ''-V "''u
SMITH WARD.
r,r.. .rssinSt-Wsatsn's Fuel once. 2oIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25
DRUCGED
VICTIMS
Proprletors of GOO-GOo Eye
Saloon Under Heavy Bail

Elmer Williams and Mae Davis,
proprieturs OF tho Noo-ooo Eyo ga
loon. with Geo. Hildcbrandt ana A.
X. Fox bartender and waiter IN thv
resort. were arrested last evening On
warrants charging them with the
mixing OF poison Ia drinks. The ar
RESTS were made as result OF the
supposed choral druFging % IL IL
wilkins and James Sloan Wedncu-
day nlRht. The two msn found In
the place suffering from the effects
Of druEEing, were taken before the
prosecuting attorney yesterday AT
ternoon and they swore 10 com.
paints against the employees and
projectors 81 the notorious Joint
The warrants were procured from
Justice cams court and Fntrulmrn
Ryan, Wilson aud Hubbard made
the arrests. In default % 5000 bail
each. all were committed 90 the city
Jail
The saloon owned BY Williams and
the Davis woman ~ situated on the
ground floor % the notorious Japan
csa resort. the Cosmopolitan. at
Second avenue south and Main
street Tho place has long been a
disreputablc one, but the drugginE of
two men Wednesday night was a
climax 10 the reign o. crime. Such
places the police intend % blot out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25
WILL Get
AFTER THE
OFFICIALS
Law and Order League lakes tx
cep,lon TO Slot Machines

The Seattle law a order league
does know of the resumption OF slot
machine gambling, and the public
may rest assured that the urguniEa'
ton viii take some action
ThiA Is the answer ~, J.. f'Aer, u
member Of the Law and Order league
executive committee. ana leader in
the slot machine crusade Of more
than "A year ago, gave Star report.
or this morning when asked for a
statement regarding the te-cstabiiFh-
ment OF the money paying slot ma
chimes.
Our course OF action has not yet
been mapped out" Mr.. slzcr con-
tinued The league has Tor nome
time been resolved 60 take decisive
action against the gamblers them
selves. n other persons should ask
for warrants TO close gambling. We
would be. OF course. satisfied 20 re.
main quiet Otherwise. We believe
IN proceedings against the rrcrsant
officials who allow gambling 10 run
We pay them. Why should they moi
do their dutyT''
This course vas the one followed
by thr law and order league "A year
aEu. when the police department ~as
Investigated, and chief Meredith re-.
moved from once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25
WANT STREET
REPAIRED


At the board Of public works Of
Zee n postal card has been received
signed The Merchants 81 Pest
Street." asking and even entrcatlng
that body TO proceed AZ soon as pos
slhls with the repairing Of Marion
street between First avenue and
Western avenue. The communicA-
ton recites that the street Is IN very
bad condition and that vehicles arr
wrecked and teams hurt there every
day. Besides this Il Is a detriment
70 the business men of thu street.
Attention was called GO the con
dition OF this street In the Star about
a week ago, and at that time IL was
stated upon the authority OF the city
engineer that plans and specifics.
tons for the paving with block OF all
the streets west Of First avenue from
1esler way TO Madison street. would
be nied with the board of public
works the following Saturday. How.
ever X has been found impossible 10
Eet the plans finished yet. Assur.
ance Is. however. given that these
streets or portions OF streets will re-
eeive the earliest attention az thu
city authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25

had construction ON their buildings
delayed because OF tho dificulty Ia
getting iron material from the hhst'
Contractor SPUR ordered the iron
network 90 enclose the elevator
charts i'm tho Denny building. last
May, and lt has not al arrived yet
This material ia an that iH needed TO
finish the Denny building,
]. n. g. lockwood, consulting en-
glneer. will submit 90 the county
commissioners today plans tor the
construction ~ "a bridge across the
Snoqualmie river at Tult ana one
across the Green river ~ miles from
Auburn The former bridge viii cost
about 5000, and the latter $1,000. The
commissioners nre expected TO ad-
vrrtise for bids FOR the construction
or these bridges IN "A day or two.
Mir. Lockwood states that the
drcdKrr that Is now being built by
the city OF Portland. Orea viii bee
completed about September /. Mr.
Lockwood "a the constructing engi-
uvvr for this dredEvr, which viii be-
the lhrEcHt ana most powerful In the
United states. II will cost approx
imately 100000 and will be used in
dredging the Columbia river between
Portland and Astoria.
Engineer r, W, Cummings II max
ina plans Tor "a water and sewer nyH-
ten az Cuqullls city ore. which Will
cost $4,000, and "a sewer system FOR
Myrtle Point. which ia 10 miles from
Cuauillc city 20 cost 5000
The Oriental hotel building. which
John Cannon and Hush mckinley
are constructing al Fourth avenue
and Neaier way has been delayed
considerably owing "a poor condition
81 the ground foundation. Architect
j j. hunnolian IL now pushing tho
work rapidly. however, ia order 90
have the building ready for occu-
pancy by July T. tuVnuway & gli.
lard are the Eeneral contractors. and
=. J Mailoy and the kaufman
Plumbing Co are respectively the
masonry aud plumbing contractors
ou the building
shannon White and Middleton
have Comwrnccd work on s. 000
residence. ~ be built nt Eighth Az.
enuc and Main street hy John Cor.
Eiat They also have the contract
Tor building Judge 4 stratton'
si.ooo home 80 Denny Iliainr park.
~a----@s--=ss
Dunlap. real estate. 50 Union block
=asasasaasssas -
Co 20 EUtHHAWn Faa hfns-fa s.asa.H..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25

we're sold az a 5000 rate with a guar
antcc from the company to return
$50 per passenger In the event tina,
The steamer o. not the first to dron
anchor In Nome harbor.
The steamer Excelsior Of tho Pa
cific Packing and Navigation Com
pany sails for Copper river and
Cook Inlet tonight. with a large con-
signmept ~ freight. principally hy-
draulic mining machinery for the
Northwestern Development ADD Min.
Ing Company.
The steamer F.ihu Thomson of the
Pollard line. sailed for the north last
night with les passengers ana 300
tons OF freight
Tho steamer Humboldt of tho Alas
ka steamship line sailed FOR the north
last night With 20 passengers and 500
tons OF general freight
The steamer Roanoke OF tho n A.
T. and r. Co. 81 expected to leave
the Esauimault drydook early next
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25

Second Precinct -MeEiwAin's real sss"
ofloe. 2226 First ave.
Third Precinct storsreon Of Mood 30
pitai. zSi5 First ave. 49,.
Fourth Precinct 30 Rassfnsnt q b~Hs
school. FIFTH ave. and Wan street -,
Figth Preeinet--ofies Of Bowers hs''T
sixth ave. and Olive street
SEVENTH WARD. -.
First Precinct Easement q -
church. corner Pike street ana D''"
ave.
Second rreeinci-vseani house. h' P'a-
Third Precinct-ofioe MuntOras R5
factory. corner OF Amy street ana hes
ave. ... a
Fourth Precinct Bakery Of Schmidt
Heliwts, iToi Harvard ave. - A
Ftfth Hrecinct-storerOom OF hAhhh'
Co, 1901 Fourteenth ave. -. ...r..
Sixth Precinet-smith's OroesV 49,
corner OF Harrison street ana
ave. x....
seventh Preoinct-Front room Of hsas>
2oiO East Madison street a..
Einhth Precinct Room IN house o. 80
Stanton. 2s94 Esstlake ave
ElGHTH WARD . x,rs
First Prscinct-ofncs 81 kltts
real estate. go Denny way. -, az.
second Precinct once Paeinc hat
tory. 100 Harrison street -. 49,
Third frseinet-old fampias 49, rorsA,
nss q Ward street and Fourth Az 4
Fourth Prwoinct-sh shop
Roy street ana Queen Anne avenue
NINTH WARD. s.,.a.
First acknowledgements hstL
tenth ave. west ara Grand nooisss al
Second Prscinct-Oid Ross posses
Ewing street x,-xrrt
Third Prscsnot--old Hose honse nIss-
FOURTH cinct-L o. q. j, aAil
EFT ave. and Albion street. 80. ~
Firth Observation-Disclosures OF 49, sra
East Forty second street ana sihN
northeast ,..t. RI
sixth Preclnet--sunday.s school iehs .sr,a
ty-ssvepth ave, north and keys'on ri 10
Seventh precinct-I. o. q, y. -
zoo. East. Sevsnty-sseond suesS
WoodlAwn ave. - s,.,hsasA
Eighth rrecinct--Grsen Lake e's'
end of car line. -. ii, \. 90
The rolls at said election VII rn
from . o'clock a. m. until Gu"
OF said day. 49,. hereurs
la Testimony Whereof have ~ ~
set M hand ana affixed the .ss ssss
CITY this 18th day q APRIL lS sSanR
(scal) 1No ~ rity Gst
city Comptroller and er-oficio ""
Of the City Of seattle. , "A teQs
nstn ~ as-wt paahiicAtiOn Aprli ~. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25
BUILDING NOTES

The iron stairways Tor the High
school building arrived yesterday
from Canton. O. The contractors
Cawsey & Carney. viii now be able
to hurry tho completion Of the build.
ing. which will take several weeks
more time, Experts from the East
Will put IN the stsirwayH.
All the contractors IN the city have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25
ST. Louis Exhibit

This morning az o'clock a special
committee % the Seattle Chamber
~ Commerce consisting ~ Presi-
dent j w elise. Vice Presidents
q. J Smith and John Gchram. See.
Rotary J p. Meikle and I A. Nadeau
l"ft Tor olympia FOR The purpose IT
attending a conference which has
ior iit object the furthefing 81 any
scheme 20 AID IN the sending OF u
suitable exhibit from the state 81
Washington 90 the ~ Louis uxpoHi-
ton. Committees from other com
mercial bodies throughout tho state
WI also De ln atrndAncr and eNnry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25

Steamer City Of Everett will sell
excursion tickets TO Evsrstt for sat.
urday and Sundays return games
played betweea Seattle IaaG,la and
Everett ID. II. team Round tickets
Including admission TO grounds. si.0o.
Tickets good on a. m. and ~ m.
trips Saturday and Sunday. return
ing on T:is trip Saturday and sun.
day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25

White and Ecru Fish Net a ,,.,,.
wide. worth soc a yard: after d ~
white Huek Linen Pillow Tn.
stamped. regular price ioc; aftsrl
zoe.
50-Ineh Red Tapestry. worth @.
yard: after .. szise.
800 Quality Fancy silks. in Ma.
medium and dark colors, n Porrs.
dour. T'affeta Brocade and sstg.
Brocade. after xix for &C.
Choice Of all our Dolls sxe DAN
Heads, after six half price.
All Fancy Baskets. a good vsr.-y
70 choose from: after six one-hsis
price.
10 bars Bon" Soap. after sir ~.
Women'a Long White Nus.s,
Skirts. well made and trimmed iva
different styles 10 choose fru,n
worth &c: after six &c.
women's Long Plain White
Aprons. wide hem and rows ef tuckx
regular price tkc; after six ~.
A good lire OF Chilerens co,,r-s
Dresses. with round yoke. wei made
and prsttiiy finished. worth yc; a.
ter elk iec.
Ages 2 10 ; years.
Dennison's Perfumes ssallnf Esx
regular price &c. after sir 4 -
stick.
David {. Cooks Sabbath Lbnuy.
paper bound, regular price Sc q ocyy:
after SIX 7c.
Ermine Writing Tablets, le,tsg an<
packet si.es, ruled or plat. xki.9
regular price zoo. after Elk liz Gel.
Fine Cambria Emhrolderei ID.
80. In choice new open WORK Il
blind patterns. extra fine guam,
worth regularly tc. si-5c. ile ~
i2i4c = yard. eholes after six a
GAG.
Raven Bright Shoe Dressing se
bottles for i0c.
women's One-etr.p FreneA Hea
Slippers, fine Wei kid. worth 4; sAr
six $50.
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portion Of the state viii be- repre-
scented. n H. expected that about 40
people viii Do nt the convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25

Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar
gains only
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Reichert Bros, pianos. 10 Union
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Dunlap. real estate. 50 Union block
-aaus=asaa-s -
CO 20 Spinning for bieYeis repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25

This stock Of Han Trees is
large enough and includes sufii-
Gent patterns TO make it thor.
oughly satisfactory to he aver.
age purchaser.
The patterns displayed vary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25

Made OF ghudA Serge. IN black and
navy blue, canynH cloths Ia blue
gray mixtures, all tailor made with
stitched trimmings. Elton Or coat
styie Jacket. elk serge lined skirts
made with deep graduated flouncs,
trimmed on Sale Saturday ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25

The steam drsdger No. 1 win 20
20 Tacoma today and bring over g ooo
eases % salmon for tbs ship Roam
okss cargo. The big vessel win not
e 10 Tacoma as originally intended.
Put VIII eonpists leading her cargo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25

from the low priced, plain de-
signs TO the high grade elegantly
carved patterns The price is
in each instance in keeping with
the quality--the price is night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25

Ice crea N Soda. per Eiaas ...... &c
The only store not In tho Seattle
Drug Trust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25

Made 81 black cheviot serge, also
oxford gray vienna cloths. Elton
Jacket silk lined, neatly trimmed
with double row OF triple stitch
ellk tnffeta bands. deep graduated
flounce headed by some trimming.
extra FUN nweep-On Sale saturday
-, ............... 80. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25
Ata.hn HrITs FOR sIO.oO

Made Of light brown vicuna cloth.
etik lined Elton jacket neatly
stuehed, eacnlloped reyereB nnd
cuffs. inIaid with ali-over siltchsd
taffeta silk. deep flounce heAdtd
with Mik piping. n beautiful M.
ing and finished suite hs 500
saturday at .........s.ts''N i"'"v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25

The steamer Manusnss goes into
Morans today for slight repairs. The
stsansr Ccuenaugh. which has
bssn there having her windlass nx-
Cd Is expected out today or tornor-
row
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-25

monster America baid-headed
eagle was shot and killed on juneau
ISLAND few days ago by a couple
of prospecsors.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-02-24
He ClinChed Ii.

Erie, Kan, Feb. 17.-In July of 1900,
W. FL. Ketchum of this place was sud
denly seized with a violent pain in his
back. He says he supposed it was a
''stitch'' and would soon pass away,
but it lasted five months and caused
him great soreness, so that he was
barely able to keep out of bed. He be-
came alarmed and consulted a doctor
which only increased his anxiety and
did him no good.
A friend who had some experience
advised him to use Dodd's Kidney
Pills. Mr. Ketchum began with six
pills day and in week was well and
the soreness all gone. However, this
did not satisfy him, for he says:
II thought 1 would clinch the cure
with another box, and I did. 1 have
had no recurrence of the trouble since
and as this is over a year ago I am
thoroughly convinced that Dodd's Kid
ney Pills have completely cured me-"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-02-24
NOTES OF THE NoTEARLEs

Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont widow
OF the Pathfinder" General John c.
Fremont, is still living, at the age of
H. She has known personally every
president since Jackson.
Mrs. Rose Hawthorne Lathrop a
daughter OF the famous novelist
Nathaniel Hawthorne, is in charge of
the Rosary Hill Home for lncurable
Cancer Patients. near New York.
Rev. DR.. Charles Nichols. who
achleVed notoriety by publishing a list
OF whom he regarded as the elite of
society in the United States, has been
overwhelmed with offers from lyceum
bureaus and lecturing associations to
define his views of what American
society should consist
Edmund Idle, the Oldest librarian in
England, who has been connected
with Messrs. Mundie's establishment
for more than half a century, has re
tired. Mr.. Idle joined the staff of the
late Charles Mundie soon after ne
founded his famous library.