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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-27
Ravens cough syrup. Gem drug stor'
cASTILIIoS's NEW CROP OF HAIR
It's Failure TO Grow Causes Hot Con-
troyersv With Miss Carney.

t,oversv With Miss Carney.
yustice NcElwain knows more about
haid heads and how 20 make hair grow
on ,hern tban he ever did. "a most Of his
tt,,a Yesterday was taken up with ergu-
,,,antS In the case of Jenny Carney rs.
fs-f CantillIon. for a balance due on
a contract 10 make hair grow on the tas-
+isio,,= CAPTAINS bald pate. decision
allowing thu woman $40 and costs was
handed down.
In his defense Capt. Caniillion stated
that he went 20 the woman nrd agreed 10
give her 500 n she would make hair grow
on hfs head. hut that after considerAoie
treatment his hair was no PETER ana
began to fan out faster than ever 50 he
concluded 10 cease with the treatment.
and. as she did not 10 what she guarah-
80 ne would not pay her anything. The
fair Jennie said she was living UP 10 her
a agreement and vas satisfied that IN time
So would he able 10 accomplish what
she guaranteed.
=, arguing the case yesterday the law
vers on both sides grew very warm BOYD
I Talirnan who Is associated with NJ. J.
Yssker in the defense. characterized Miss
carney az a blackmaiier and ths scheme
"a Get money out OF Capt. Cantillion as a
llanlxrnRsi scheme pure and simple. !. y.
Nfc0utcheon the Wouan's counsel. roast
a.. the defendant and bis attorney for de-
ea,,trg a woman when she was trying 70
collect an honest BIZ
Justice Nc Elwain. ia deciding the case.
ia ne would have 20 find for the piaint-
-, . Cautflffon admitted that she treat
a bir, a number OF times and performed
-, ~ her contract the fact OF her being
nns,y,cessful not figuring 81 the matter
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Drugs, low prices. Gem drug store
BOTH THE TIGGE>ES RECOVERING
Husband and Wife Out OF Danger-The
Former in Jail.

With a banGage around his head TO
cover up the wound made by his own
hand, and dressed ordinarily. Frank j.
Tgges, the bridge carpenter who made
such a desperate attempt 10 kill his wife
and then himself last Monday morning,
was taken from Providence hospital 10
the city jail Wednesday evening. and Will
be sent 10 the county jail this morning.
He is suffering but little from the wound
made m his head. and II he continues 10
improve as fast as during the past two
days he VIII soon De fully recovered.
The unfortunate Woman, who was
mark for the mans bullets, IS doing fair
ly well, and is thought TO be out OF dam
ger. The bullet that entered just above
her hip Is still in her body. and the
wound in her arm is healing nicely Neigh
bors have been very kind 10 the injured
woman, and are looking out for the chill
dren.
Prosecuting Attorney HASTE and Deputy
Morris are investigating the matter, and
will probably prefer a charge against
Tigges in few days.
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The Denny Hotel Case Again.

TAs mass Of evidence with which Ref
sgse Bell had 10 wrestle IN deciding the
rsHny hotel case WAS filed In the superior
ssn yesterday afternoon, together with
ta.ings OF fact and conclusions OF law.
rssfe were 1858 pages OF regular court
nsxter's manuscript. The case viii
ST come up before Judge Langley 10
ssa cut II he will affirm the report. This
vi bring about another fierce struggle,
the attorneys for Contractor Potvin,
shs loses everything by the decision.
have besu making extensive preparations
% contest every point. II seems TO be a
srsgene conclusion that, no matter what
y done IN the superior court. this case
VII sYsntually reach the supreme Judges.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-27
s,.,,.,,,i,c for the New Year.

The world renowned success OF Hostel
.ar's stomach biters, ana t9e.r continued
a.V,t,,,4s ~5ty Tor over a ta.rd - \ century as
PSstE,vsehf-. Is scarcely more wonderful
- the welcome that EreetS the annual
t,.Se.s,se,7Se Of Hostetter's Anne nac. This
AT 1fe r,.eaIeal treatise : published BY
80 Hoststter Company, i1ttsourg, IA.
'l'sAr their OWE !mmed iafe SUPER sion.
A-l-Jt .,-t~s 20 hands 81 that Gepart meut.
slll..N - running about Il moatas ia the
l an ,hss work. ana tie issue q The
same rrlnts1 n English, Ger
n1.'.'o''TIs ~.rts. Welsh. Norwegian Swe3-
n-sA+ ,snfiara. Bohemian and spanish
.ola' Refer - copy or 4
.&iS" Ss,,,1sN'e and interesting reading
ios 80, healta ard numerous test
mon as - % the eliiery - aos Sc, r
SOMA sssronor,ical calculations and
81 ,'..',,,s3,rI teens Sc, wh-ca can - de-
cenaed on for correc tness se -, , Ia
- - an IL. obtained. tree q $50. tIoln
s.e..,,-sss,s and general country csEa-efs n
81 esrts Of the country.
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TnE LOGS TO Be SOLD
c..-t Shows q knowledge Of
the Trades Tricks
.o7e WEARY OF HIS TRUST.
-,ss 10 Be Relieved OF Borst
~.,.--flose Call for Garnishce
New Criminal Jury.
ooae WEARY OF HIS TRus'

..e-in~ OF the exceptions 20 the re-
s,T y. HAYES. receiver % o. d.
f.,ss e Co, Icggers. was finished last
So. So sssere Judge Langley. The attor-
hs ss,s instructed 70 draw up an Or
ssss,.a-.Inx the receiver 20 sell az quick
q .oavsrlent about ;l,110 worth Of logs
b ~ coaF
q aArs. . s,.ros. =, .,a lar.
=. mar market rate II he cannot get
. - .s1srgq-' asked one OF the attorneys.
- 80 langley drew up one corner CT
-. -su5l. a sort OF qgizzins smile went
- =. face. and he replied:
s"wsIl I Judge from some OF the testi-
- have heard about logs and the
80 bgsiness, that. II ! instructed the
49, 49, 20 sell by a certain date. those
= .sp,sd 10 buy would wait until the
- ssy n hopes OF buying at great aa-
s,.xe through forced sale. No.
-. xs viii have the logs sold as soon as
t-.vssiepi and get fair price"
-. receiver has about f2.s9 In his pos
-, which is 10 be distributed among
- deferred creditors. laborers and the
ss.,,,s SAFE Deposit and Trust Company.
- ,sen Mcdonald l. Moore wili come in
=, thelr share.
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The Christmas Evergreen state.

The Christmas number OF the Evergreen
State. edited by Ed \. Herring, has an APP
proprlata cover and an excellent table or
contents The article OF most interest 10
the public j. The Deserted Village 10y
Archibald T. Jenner. with Illustrations ny
his cousin, Ernest c. Jenner rms con
trlhutlon. which Is a well-written sketch
~ an abandoned Indian village in Alaska.
was written about a month before the au-
thor's sad and untimely death, and VIII he
cherished as a mournful souvenir by his
former sehoolmates and friends.
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Begin 80 Well

BY remembering that the best line from
Minneapolis and 81. Paul 10 Milwaukee and
Chicago is 1.-The North Western Line"
Three first-clasS trains leave Minneapolis
and St Paul daily, "a follows:
Leave Minneapolis 7:So a. m, 5:45 p. m,
5.30 u. m; Leave ST. Paul $40 a. m, 6:25 p.
m. $40 D. m Arrive Milwaukee 500 p. m,
ESQ a. m: arrive Chicago 9:45 p. m. 500 a.
m, $50 a. M.
Your home agent viii sell you tickets via
this frst-class line. For further informa-
ton and illustrated folder free. please ad
dress Z. w PARKER,
Puget Sound Agent.
COL Front street. Seattle.
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Tie Scottish Union and National Insur-
sace Company. of Edinburgh. garnlshee
sstssaahts In the suit OF the Washington
National bank OF Seattle against Wesley
wilson on promissory note. filed an an
sssr Yesterday afternoon I'm which IL de-
res having been indebted 20 Wilson De-
es1her The Insurance company also
as mat Wilson had an insurance policy
spea which there was loss November q.
las loss. however. was adjusted or si.o9t.
al Three and one-half hours before the
enlistment vas served Francis a Bell
can.
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NJ y Y Nelson. OF Frederick, Nelson
E Nfun~o. claims that he received the best
SSr-istroas e+ft Of any one IN Seattle yes
,avdav. lie certainly seems 10 have
--s-[,,ss COR his belief. very hearty
$50 son having arrived al his home
,,rIv CHRISTMAS morulng. much 10 the
,,~at,r,at!on q Mr.. Nelson. who SAYS that
as FAR as he 3 concerned ne could I'ot
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-27

ief for Desert Land Entry men.
81 hinr.on CITY. Dec. 25.-Sp~cial-
sentative pooiittle has undertaken 70
q legislation FOR the relief OF entry
Under the desert land law IN the state
-ashfrgton who have been unable 20
" wiki the somewhat rigid require
These entrymen expected the ben
2 legislation from irrigation projects
Used by men Who have since been
.eiaIlv embarrassed ~ the prevalent
times. and have thus been unable 20
l. on the enterprises they sat on foot
whfen were Inducements for these en-
en 20 take up the arid lands Mr..
ftle has bad several interviews with
.nnr oner % the general land ONCE
- purpose Of asCertaiuinE what lexis
i be would be likely 70 recommend 20
r@rs n the wav OF relief
ra-t{as interested IN this proposed
alton mainly made their entries dur
.a wears a. 1871 and ls*2 and some few
e aaa mainly IN the Yakima valley
ting 20 receive water through ditches
Is IN course % construction. Tas
- 1sg3 put stop 20 the work. aud
r.4quencs great narasaips hare re-
ID. those who really made entries IN
fst+h 4 number 81 Seattle people.
2 them Judge Haafor3. are interest
the proposed relief legislation
helag urged that under the Cd ees-
tra law. after al expenditure OF ~
re has been made and he land re-
- n~aos could De submitted This
Ard law - not long q any practical
~anee. ard the Amendment or -
n terms could rot work HARDSHIP
either the government or IN other io-
= which the aesert lands are sat-
II the measures SIX eSted Tor enact
- that where entrynen fuFaish sFi-
of due compliance with the law for
ID u co4E years taat tAey Should 20
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Jr,lge Uumes. Now Jury.

ne following Jurors were drawn yester-
Cav BY County Clerk Gordon In the pres
thee o. Sheriff Van de Nanter, Auditor
beman and Judge Humes. 20 serve I'm the
criminal department, commencing Janu-
Ey6 y. r.. Cramer, u. X. Sickles. A. r.
spanlding. r. l.. Roberts. James Gleason.
!aaa Taylor. George A. White. Otto Har-
tug. J. +. Risedorph. w. Il. Van Vert.
? 4. Morris. al OF Seattle: NJ. L. Potter,
ias1ielaw; W. T. stump. Osceola: Joseph
~ Maple Valley; John T. Terrace. Kent b:
Hasson G. Adams. Brooklyn: J.. s. Card.
pssamish: W.T.. Lancaster. Springbrook.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-27
,r,. s...oo.h ronnne GnIned a poInt.

James Long. self-confessed opium
smoker and gambler, was up before ) uase
S:Iaerovv Yesterday. charged with purloin-
ing n new overcoat from Michael Ed
wards. an employe on the steamer Sc
home. last Friday night and pawning It
for 81. - TIE testimony against Long was
very convincing. but he was glib or tongue.
and when placed on the stand told a nara
bick story that set the Judge TO thinking
,,,,,.t,rs the case until p. m. today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-27

William Murray and John Greennela'
two Notwithstanding characters were ar
resta4 hy OHicer Thorn yesterday morning
while trying to sell silver watch IN
tiown-toWn saloon. \ lor OF fai At'eI-
- money was found on their persons,
r.Ttob ~ was developed later In the day,
b,lo-.-..i 10 sailor named Charles John
son VINO was sleeping of drunk IN the
IrDited states saloon. The men VIII nave
q hearing before Judge Glasgow today.
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Eaa No Property maj Was riehle.

sSspof Hanson. VINO was ordered 20 ap-
~ "a court snd explain for the benefit
apt Johan Smith, thu present owner
y oe sealing schooner Ella Johnson,
sUeF he had property IN HIS possession
- 80 should be applied 20 pay or about
remainder due on the mortgage IN
y Naieh the schooner was sold. went
.sssa ne ordeal as q seal goes through
49, He took the stand IN Judge Lang
!, court and denied having possession
sV property applicable "a the debt.
- Eas nothing to imneach his state
AsaS 70 the order was vacated.
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a.. 49, 4. Amcs died srom injuries re-
-. 80 y AZ accident on the Northern Pa
-. AiFoad George I Aues. the admin
-. $500 has made claims against the com
-. oai hss been refused He IS doubtful
-. - recovering Al Law. ar5 as there IS \
- Thar the railroad company
- - make voluntary contribution 90 the
s.- heiTs unon formal release from re
sss'i'iy. g No'l4 he We'll e make such
= A1kement Il nnsalhIa
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Novelties.

Hand painted satin and celluioid novel;
ties at Soc on the dollar.
Picture frames and other metal novelties
a. SOC on the dollar.
Hand painted. satin and gauze fzns re-
duced from s. TO 81 each.
Hand painted. satin and gauze fans re-
duced from H,25 and $50 TO T5c each.
Ostrich feather fans reduced from $50
10 $40 each.
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Ravens sarsaparila. Gem drug store.
A Sure Sign.

LODdor IId-Hits.
II was IN geography lesson 70 standard
7. in an elementary school After speaking
about boundaries Of countries the teacher
said:
Now, suppose ] was in France (pointing
&c thai country end went into Germany,
how could tell when l had left France
and entered Germany"
One youngester. eyed 7. Immediately ar
swered:
You would hear the German banda
please"
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~~'|t 20 the Battling of crockett.
.ss'..5 'a'ed ge,Qle 81 Seattle are greatly
81 ever the te.essa or SAeo3 bonds
~ 2. NrocAetf Who Killed George
: !, ,.'eFc1- a wei.-3eau-3 movement
- s,s..' - eau mass meeting a. which
sss,ss -. Vii he discussed The col0rcd
ns,., - that 10 requires "a decidedly
ossss..'O .astFuetioa ~ tae statute 70 allow
A.. 49,. y - cut 70 bonds az all. and they
O.. ss.>..,.~..iF rGEEll3 20 know why TIE
q -. =. taFe beer placed a. s.. 80 which
esaT2uon IS TOO low.
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Tight the Ca~e on Law Points.
s. IRE ease o. the state against g. 9.
- charged with malicious mischief.
" before Judge Humes there VIII
aaitA nEht 90 Jaw questions. =.
"a @no rcpresynts Stanley. claims
-, Information upol which Stanley
= a +ai over for t-lAI tces not cOnforn
criminal code. ans that the facts
4. q Go net constitute az oIense IN
Ns laws Of tbs state
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-27

- Te-ernbe~ -. leaving at Il - p. m.
81 10 san Francisco, Si25o, including
Ss~th IN Tourist sleeper. So. including
rs-th ir Pullman sleeper. Rates 70 points
- ~, california and the Sunset route
- as VIA other lines southern Paclhc
80. ofT~e s3s Front street
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Dunlap q : IN
=. Hats, &CaoO
717-1o-21-23 First Ave.

entitled TO patents, regardless OF whether
the land has been actually reclaimed or
not. This would apply only 70 entries in
existence at the time Of the passage OF
this act. The commissioner OF the gem
eral land Office has not vet decided what
he VIII recommend in the matteE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-27

Y-,era~s meeting VIII - held az North
-, hotel. saturday evening az O'Clock
All r,srsons engaged IN putting IN logs Tor
sale on puget sound are cordially invited
:. -, ,,r,aaent. Business OF Importance Will
e..,,, b.fsrs ire meeting. By order - COM
-. : =. FLYNN. Cha Irrnan.
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s.,'ss !, s,@s.sS Hat,ve al, Wales. was al
Il 'Aens.sip oy Judge Lsnsley.
a. :, r,-sAsa. adra s.rata- 81 tle e.
- - - f'AE 20, MAS sven pcr-uls-
<.fss.4 - l.ang.ey - seu personal
~'-s--ss saak. Tae + -,.e-,v 80 "a sen SEE
aaSls,'s'o..'.e can be gescsly cured by taking
ks>sc, 'olc, Cholera aad n.ArrhoeA
Al sseGPs AID ecsctgA
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Including berth IN Tourist sleeper. 80. in
-g,,sInr berth ia Pullman sleeper. Tor train
isavfng at e - 2. n, Sunday, December
e Rstes 70 points East same as Va
,,h-~ lines Southern Pacific ucket e.
80. Sc Front street
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We're. your chance. TIE MAs'',s' -
49, ,-,-sranv. ia Front street - OF
l<uo2 - ert.re stock % n2acS-HtoshsS
lef,'S g, o.ats a; greatly Refused pEloes-
store open evenings
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tsse-.,,s, '.9Niss reW sus, was n.e: IN re
~ ~ eaaFt yesterday.
- !. SeaFoe3cv vs. Angus 4. Cam
@svejsS,s =. po5;l...ss.vy- noe aaa 70
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WASHINGTON Postnfnces.

Washington CITY. Dee. 26.-Special-
\ postofice has been established at koms
Whatcon county, with a special service
from W,hatcon. Marcus Owen has been
appointed postmaster at this place.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-27

IRA California readers % the Post-Tntel-
ff-e,,-er vii End Il on sale daily At Cooper
g Cos stationery store, rs Market street.
inst one block Up Market street from the
chronicle ogfjce. Price -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-27

A. Austrian nanss3 Dr.. Ma-moTeok. az
e~ fear wears study Al ire Pasteur fnsti-
ftte. claims - AaTe discovered a serum
cure for try ...c44s. pueFrRral fever anI
all diseases due 70 the sgr~ptccocus M
>rase. a1d watch IS also efficaciols as 81
AID a. ar Aouxs Treatment Tor Glpaa-
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So&aesGAxytS
Our
Great
Clearing
Sale

WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE JANUARY
EST. MANY or OUR BROKEN LINES
HAVE BEEN CLOSED OUT. BUT WE
STILL. HAVE LEFT BIG BARGAINS IN
MEMS SUITS. MEMS ovERcoATs.
MEMS MACKINTosHEs-
WE HAVE MADE THE ASSERTION
THAT w3 WON'T HAVE AN ODD
GARMENT IN OUR HOUSE BY JANu-
AIRY lsT. WE WILL MAKE OUR
WORD GOOD BY CUTTING OUR
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BE-
FORE, SEEING IS BELIEVING. SO
CALL ON Us AND YOU WILL sEn
THAT OUR LOW PRICES ON GOOD.
HONEST VALUES AR2 WORLD BRAT
Frs
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So thorough Is the excellence OF Ayers
Hair Vigor that II can be used with benefit
by any person. no matter what may be the
condition Of the hair. and. IN every case,
n occasions satisfaction and pleasure. in
addition 10 the benefit which Invariably
comes from its use.
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Better
Health
Than Ever

AN attack Of la Grippe. three
years ago, left me physical
wreck. and being naturally frail
and delicate, II seemed as il /
never should rally again. In
dueei al last 10 trY
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red 20 pay the expenses Of the commits
I reported that SIos a month for the
<. So for assistance and $40 for postage
] been agreed upon.
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-. scientifically aud Expertiy fH-

,,,.s classes FOR holiday s.ttS Nay &C.
hIe sSsss MADE. Mss p. wllznski,
s -. ostsesan. 81 F4rst avenue. '9'i'''
e-r-..cs. tn 8FllEs store
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Nmss Examlne-s Is AL news aealers. g.
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717-lo-21-23 First Ave.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-09-27
A Gigantic Man,

The great ordnance survey map of
England, containing over los, 900 sheets
and costing during the last 90 years
about $4,000, 900 year, is nearly COM
pleted. The scales vary from 10 to
feet to the mile for the towns, through
% inches, 6 inches, inch, one-quarter
of an inch and one-tenth of an inch to
the mile. The details are so minute that
1.-THE 20 and 6 inch maps show every
hedge, fence, ditch, wall, building and
even every isolated tree in the country.
The % inch map shows in color the ma
terial of which every part of building
is constructed. The plans show not only
the exact shape of every building, but
every porch, area, doorstep, lamppost,
railway and fire plug.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-09-27
epbeap B Eaton vi Orange County Court,

Tosephean B. Eaton v. Orange County Court,
Charles lanes Eaton December Term, 1905.
Whereas Josephean B. Eaton of Bradford in said
Orange County has presented her petition to the county
court be holden Chelsea within and for the
COUNT OF Orange. therein setting forth IN subsistence
that she duly joined in marriage TO Charles James
Eaton, Of said Bradford, the 25th day Of November
1904, by Rev. L P. Tucker minister Of the eoepel;
that from the date Of said marriage she lived with the
said Charles Jsmes Eaton in the strict observance OF all
the dl ties and obligations Of the marriage covenant and
in all respects behaved and conducted herself true
and faithful wife ought and should but that the 7oth
day of January 1885, and from that date until the 73d
day of October, 1893, the said Charles James Eaton
continually treated the petitioner with intoersbe sever
y, that she forced and did live and
cot ab with him, and for this cause praying that bill
Of divorce may be granted her and that she may resume
her maiden Of Josephean b. Eaton and that the
and custody Of the minor child Of the parties, Willie
C. Eaton, be granted And whereas it appears that
the said Charles James Eaton resides without the
Of Vermont that personal service OF said petit
not he made upen him by pioper officer 1t IS there fore
ordered that the said petitioner give notice Of the
dency Of ss petition to the said Charles Jas. Eaton by
publishing the substance thereof together with this order
three weeks successfully IN the United Opinion.
paper published at Bradford IN said County the last Of
which publications to be least six weeks prior to the
term OF the county within and for the county Of
Orange to be held at Chelsea the first Tuesday of
December, 1895. Done in the county clerks ofiCe at
Chelsea this a4ih day Of Sep ember, 1895 Gurus ;.
Emery, Clerk. John B. Pickett, ATTY for Petitioner.