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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-25

The trust, if it is wise, will look to
the future in more ways than one.
Here is DR.. j. L. Hills, director of the
Vermont agricultural experimental
station, predicting that in 1850 milk
will be sold in a frozen or dried state,
saving the transportation of a large
quantity. Cows will be MIXED by
machinery, butter will be ripened by
artificial means, the sexes will be pro-
duced at will, disease will be cured by
medication. Is the trust prepared for
this ?-[ Boston Record.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-25
AcRY FOR HELP.
90 Prompt Reply. Two
Letters from Mrs. Watson, Pub
Isbed by Special Permission
For Women's Eyes Only
March 10, 1899.
10 MRS. PINKHAM, LYNN, Mass;

To MRS PINKHAM LYNN Mass; ,.ou, Inflammation of ts
DEAR MADAM suffering o idT% months have
oates ana and soreness in my back and SIDE d only
from pain lying down. or t{mS NV side and back be-
stand SuI w, WE'RE caused by work and lifting some years
ago o4irooa feel like giving up ever
bn we'll woman become careless ana Go but @
everything I am in bed now. have "'o ''''
did me but little good. -. Loo, rocorr,oor5.,
lydia E. Pmlhams Vegetable Compound has o9g o pg
to me by friend, and have MADE up my I
fair trial ,u;-r from Won in REGARD
write this with the hope OF nearing 0'H
70 nv case D-NIRs S. j. WATSON, Hampton va
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-25
WARpsRoRo CENTRE.

There are several cases of the grip in
this neghborhood.
Mrs. David Smith is at West Dover en-
plOyed in the family of George Iioughton
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sprague visited his
parents over Sunday. They drove from
i(oene by way of Hinsdale and Brattle-
boro. returning by way of Rockingham
and \[alUolc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-25
GUILFORD.

Miss Maria Tyler has gone to Charlie
mont, Mass, to spend the winter with
relatives.
The index of the Boyden family history,
mentioned last week, should have read
1000 names instead of 300,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Fisher arrived from
New York last Friday, and are arranging
to begin housekeeping soon in the par
Sonage.
A number of our t"wnspeOple attended
the golden wedding reception of Mr.. and
was held at the residence of their son,
N. T. Ryan, in Bratteboro on Tuesday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-25
November 81, 1899.

November 81, 1899
Mrs P1NKHAM:-I feel it my duty to acknowledge tt
that your advice and Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable
Compound have done for
had suffering with female troubles for time, could
walk but short distance had terrible bearing down pains lower
bowels backache and pain used medicine
for months and much better that could walk three times
the distance l could before.
az to-day in better health than have been fer than
two years. and know is all due Lydia E. Pnkhms Vegetable
Compound.
II recommend advice and medicine to all who suffer-
- Mrs. S. j. WATSON, Hampton, Va.
This positive proof that Mrs. Pnkham competent
advise sick than any other person Write her 1t you
nothing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-25
CFistmiII For Sale

near the railroad station i'm Wort lated
Mass together with my house harU d.
miI cd mouse and other buildings. The
25-horse' Si noS,o Oh a steel grinder run by a
tt o,,, order 1t has a good run of cnsl
b fSm egind5 dg and viii make desirable
The min io e. anyone wishing to purchase
traol mn STANDS close to the raiirosd
handling. 80 no expense for
DT frSHEN RTlee and and terms, apply to ]. L.
''''Slu' Mass. bItf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-25
HALE.

chicken pie supper will be held at the
Baptist church y, ednesday evening, Jan.
RI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-25
EAST JAMAICA,

No cases of whooping cough are report
from a visit to his children i'm Massachu-
sets. is in.
e l.. Thayer and n f. Pierce. who
have been out looking after oxen, find
desirable ones are scarce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Howard are away
for an extended sleighing trip. They will
visit in Townshcnd. Chester and Wind
sor.
Mrs. Marcia Gleason and family have
moved To North Walpole. y. H. Their
goods We're taken there Wednesday by
Herbert Potter.
y. f. Pierce has pair of steer calves
that his son, not five years old, is break
ing. The father Nokes them and the small
boy drives them.
Arthur Jopson, our new station agent
has moved his family into the Chaplin
house. SO called because John Chaplin
built IL some years ago, ana lived there
with his first Wife.
our school opened Monday wI,h only
six out of ~ pupils in attendance The
people have not gotten over the scarlet
fever scare. one scholar was i'll with
disease that was at first called scarlet
fever, but later it was said that the suf-
ferer might be having German measles
Nicholas Ehrson, IS, met a horrible
death at midnight on Blackwells is
land New York. With another old
man, he was carrying a barrel of swill
to the crematory. Ehrson slipped and
fell head foremost into the fiery fur
mace. He had been burned into mere
fragments when he was taken out.
Frank Jansen barber in Scranton,
Pa, went home drunk from a ball
Monday night, quarreled with his wife
and then threw a lighted lamp at her.
1t fell on the bed and as a result their
seven-year-old son was burned to
death. Mrs. Jansen was fatally
burned and her sister seriously in
jured. The house was destroyed.
Martin Reich, 60, who lived alone
near Shamokn, Pa, was the victim of
a brutal assault by masked burglars
recently. Five burglars overpowered
him and applied red hot pokers to his
body and feet until he finally told
them where $133.6O could be found
After dividing the money the burglars
bounced upon Reich and kicked him
until he was almost dead.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-25
For Many Years

a favorite household remedy for all
coughs and colds has been
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-25

II. L. ~
nesday to
w. Cone
which tool
c. S. ST.
M. G. VIII
home in
cation. Il
A party
this village
night to
Nan, the
club
Miss ia
her cousi n
is now n
the Robcr
lows Falls
Mrs. Ter
Tenney III
children ID
Harnden q
Harnden's
Sheriff
arrangement
Newfane t|
the county|
year. Shed
eral townsI
the past fe]
Charles h
ployment il
time mast III
will stay ID
gage in his|
ing and d
in the stO1
pied.
Golden n
ern Star i
a bright an
Because i
now being
fact that d
a play wa
talent it ia
house.
c. d. Br1
from Prov
last week
rheunnatisl|
afflicted W
and a lard
unable to
treatment
believes h
Thirty-e
ish Luthe
came to
urday mi
chicken-pi
son. Aft
was clear
until abO|
furnished
Charles
Bellows 4
Frank III
this town
occupied
caught i
against /
broken il
broken t
injured.
Allen
to Ell Pa
sent to j
an acco1|
attended
a short
bulls an
the fgh
would S
rible re
Ell Paso
fought
credit II
the man
Miss A
for War;
zion nC 81
The V
church u
next Tud|
A uniC
Congreg;|
with pre-
"All a
true Chi
at the b
Dennis
man on
Brattleb|
turned
GRANDPA
Rev. a
est son
mother,
Saturda|
on a tot
Ohio.
China.
The Il
script o
ton Ia
Suddenl|
ell stree
The de
seventy
Charles
bridge
Arran
fair and
of the
open q
through
given
talent.
ard pa
pairing
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-25
Go Bent.

ITO RENT-Cosy tenement five rooms; sewer
Il connections, piazza, etc; few minutes walk
from Main ST.
AZ S. W EDGETT & co.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-25

The
library
Sue q
Facts |
ernI1e|
dith; |
Hold
HaVeI|
the 4
Riderl
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can !
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-07-18

j A Barubir w,s %, the knwa las,
ws.k
George T'hompsos rs.,m I'lioois anil
BIZ. Thumprcn from Woodward
ccantv are visiiu. their brolhcr john
Thompson "f this plsce.
Miv Fannie TAFT who has hesn via
itinu her mother returned ~ her home
10 por'snd oregon.
DR.. Miller was called W ses Nrs. N.
Siuciair OF Woodward cpun,y last
week
Miss Jennie Maple who has been
visiting Miss Eva Wells since ,he 4tb
re'urnul home Sunday. Miss iva
went hmue with her aud will M,u,d the
hall gs,as NJ Beaver.
& y Birdsall soa family sp. ~ Sn..
d~y with hts parents y J B,r6sali And
vii.
Master Clyde Madison has y goa,
shich hs has named William.
j s Scs't has his new home oeurly
completed and IL il = cirdi, ~ tl,. kio.
w
While on, driving Sunday osninp
+ y Madison aud wife hsd III. nafor-
'un" To bresk the pol. "f their buggy
hut having = gentle team no other
dsusse wss douc.
(',,NrtAiis,,
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ELMwooD.


There was y wedding ~ Cl~ar creek
thiS week in which John Go.,-inger
aud Mi-s Mary Brown were j,ined in
wsdlock. I, wss quiet affair oSly q
few friends being present. Rev. Bsgs.
Icy prriormed the ceremony. Msy
Hssv.ns cl,,isst blessings attend then,
i. ,ks wish of oil. The guc.'s pr-s,n'
wer., Jol,u Webb snd wife. i.u,Lvr
Drum sui wife, Z. Fclks sud Alber,
Auihonv.
j Eybert WAS over on Six Mile on
businrss
trnok Wright has rcturoml from
Kanssr where b, wvu, ~ hstvust. ll'
rep"n,, crops ~ looking petty veil ~
there.
Perry kilr h,1 ,~c wind mills will
wh,c,, lie trinJs corn aud nI,vsivs hi
garden. lie IL III. inos, .ncu s.tu
gardener ou thu crnk
Tb.rn was II dance At james Dare
,h. o,hrr night. There vas quite
crowd aud must en- able tine VA
had.
4 litAbru.
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Laai once vt wood .nrd. Q. T.

na,se,' settler hrs ae. n tlcs Of his H.
tsntios ia insks 1nsi roof IN ssVp'p sf ks
ri In and ~ said pr~',f viii b male hsfsrs
Jsy ". Pickafd Clerk sfihs District Csu't In
- = kea' o. cmn'y IN ahons. sad In ears
o. bic ahssms before bella BR l,ngsr his de-
puty, st Brassr, q. r. % Aus u. 1891.
Via:
Asset ,;rsvss. H Ne 70. for the ne x se ;iha
o.. ~ q ~, MI ECN.
lie names ths foIk wing witnesses 10 prove
HE e"i,tinusYs reside.ce upsn AID Cuhisa-
tisn or sHid land. VII:
rred e TT cy. Iassn N 1sys.n. james Y
quinn and james f.ax all at BEAVER. ~ Z.
:, -. ;, I'D. hsALY.Isssis!sr.
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Land Oai,s o. w~miwsrt.O. T..

June - toi,
Notlrs - hs'shy sissn that tia r'l iowirE
nRm u settler hss nied n"iics Z her iatet
Il y l., si.ts Hnai pref ~ suppors ~ her
rlsn IN, u ats-id rnf will he made M-
FIRE charles -. Tsnhshiil. Probate Jaaes
aud for l,esvsr oouniy, ar in case NJ his .
ssncs then b-frs Ns'iis ". Thomss. slsvt
o said c mr, NJ Beaver, D. T., On August -
1901 via;
Attire I. wn"d. 'ormcr'y A'i~e !. Muzxy. ".
4. No. ,t.i FOR the NV Y sac ~. T. o ~. MS
rev.
,hr nsr's- the sIiowirs witnesses IN prove
her em'iruoas residence npm and ,niti>a-
~ ~ OF psis laid viz;
Thomas Martin. wiiiinm Taylor. irstor
nh dies nnd frnnk u. wur,,vsii m Sysor
u iixsLr, Negistsr.
First pub. u 1901.
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Liquor Notice.

N.tIss is Lcisby sis' 10 that jsass A. Uisn
hns nies his ps,il ss TAR . iirenss a. .. II
sail. s,Iri,u,as and vinsus 'iausrs st rvtaai
On ,st q " tisct g. In tlv ,ii.sss of Isesss
hesssr county. % ,iaho,us Ivris.rs. ~ lhs
b~ficd 81 enc year.
wnisss writ ea protest az shl 'csi~s 10 -
IN my saaes brh,rs 'hsid asy of ASs. a ..
,ssi. said pstIti = viii 10 granted. Dated.
Beaver. Oklshona. Ju'y. oih. ,,si.
f.c. TaAcv.
Csuatyc csrk.
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i.ana usce Mt woodwari. q. r

July. y. tgh.
named Sc tier has filed m'ticr ~ his isfrnti.n
q, max" final prs'oi IN support Of hs .lsis, and
hat sa,d proor vtii h~ made h.f' ~ Chsrlcs ~
raur-hiii Judge Of the probate court IL ssd
for beaver "O'intJ. o. ar in cass OF his Hh.
srnce N. n b fore N-ttic Thur Ms ClsrA of ssii
CONT NJ bravrr 'iT M Aug % 'Ssi VS.;
Q. ~ " v ~ HiM
tisn efs"i N isnd viz;
ussrIs. O.. .. ds'sr. william n. RsadIsi.
yea. OF
D. Is. iisALS. Rssistsr
fPy-S
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COTTO

Th''nas ln!ow i- d,gyiUg his we'll
deeper.
VIM. X Wri,.ht went hsh,ns over
IN ak Mile. lie caught number ot
nic- ii-b.
MIS-. Will Brddick ssd .,ii.s Mary
Walter. NJ. going over on the ki"~x
plumnine Saturday.
Wn,. Il WrisL, branded his calv..
Friday.
A RGApps.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-07-18
A GREAT NEWSPAPER.

Tue Sunday edition ~ III. ~. lnais
hspublic is q MAJ yrl of m,dern news
p~pe, enterprise. Th" wgsnif .'nu OF
Its news scivce /, ,or'd wide, eur,,i',e
in every department, ~ tact. superior
10 thai oi any other newspaper.
The maeazin- ser,i.n ~ iIlusrra' ed
In daint,ly 'in'ed coios and splendid
half-'"ns pictures. This sec',"n coo-
tsins more high class u erary ms,,sr
than auy or the ~ ,u'hly Msvssinrs.
The ia.hi.ny illustrated in satursl eol-
or- srs especially vainsb.s u the la
dies.
The colored comic section u q gsna-
iae laugh -maker. The funny rsrioan-
sre hy the best artists. the hnuorous
stories sm high elias, by au'hor, ef
nsii"nsl reputation.
sheet innsic, y hixh- class, poSp'm
so"x. is FURNISHED Tres every Sunday
in The R.pu"lir.
The prizes II The Sunday R"rnhlic
by mail "os year !. S..O0. For sale
BY oil nsws dr~lr,s.
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4 litAbEu.

Dnn'' forget that tli" place to buy
luub,r Is At Dplu 4 Brown. iibrra,
kan'as. Low piers, good material
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i..sL Uni-s st wsodw ware, or

May. q. isoi.
Hs'lcs 10 hereby given that the f.,i.wisE
ssnsi settler bAs A:sa ss i-s sf his la
'.u'isn 70 mshs hnai pref 10 support sf
his: cisirs snd shss SD ~ of will bs made
before ehari . n, Tapnshiii, Judss 81 tie
risbs's ,mrt 10 sud for HEAVIER e.sn,y.
-. r. snd is case n hls sbssnc~. I en- bsior"
Nettis n. Thomas. el-sh Of said c.ust, a.
Beaver. -. I. on July. ~ issi. via.
william 4. Hutchinson. HE Ne '%'c, for the
sx - Y snd nv 1 - y ssd ne X ~ q see
u. \. sS. r. - GcM.
Ne names the following Witnesses TO prsvs
his csst,nnsns r'sidanos upon ami eUiiss.
tios si HE rrsp~rtlvs 'ss.is .visi
Milton ". Asshusy. Ffshk PaFks, johb ".
fpnsycos snd Martin o. Dsnks siil of Nys. ".
r.
., -. NE<I.Y, r. xisi,r.
f'ifs' pabiishsi May % iHn.
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Land Oaice At woawnrn. . T..

Juns. L., is.t.
Notics 10 hereby given thst the tSlio~i"s
named settler has tii-,.:noii,e of h. in,.ntian
to make anrI prs.d in s.ppot Of her rlsini and
that said prcof will be made We lore Register
shd Rscsivsr Y. II. Lsnd UAcs NJ wooiwsfd.
-. Z. an Auxis ~. issi viz:
Daley y, Oii,sY. u A No hs', far th"' B ~
:; sec ieS % ne Y Ne Y ssciion ~ nv 4 nv
:. &C len N TIP ~. :'E.
-. nnm.s the GrIo~inR Witnesses to prove
her continuous rrsid.nc, up,n and culti,s
tion of said In IL viz;
Char ~ v Niriss !, Ch rie. y Wells, pGti.
= Hobbari aud At ..r o.i,er all ~ Custer.O
4.
.. ID. HkALY, Register
f-p 1--li
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Land once o. wa,d " srd, -. r..

Land Once 81 wa'dwsrd, %. r..
June = H.
Notice 10 h~veby given that the following
named settler has u'.s n"iics sf his in
ien'Ion to n,sts A,'i pro fis snpt ort oi h's
e'sirs. snd that said pr-f sii be sssds he
fore ibs kesistar . q hrc liver o. The q. Z
Laad once. woodward. -. T., on Aus. 10.
,Hn. via.
ss,susi 7. rrirs. IA Ne ~ fr the les !
., }. = sec. .. r.. ". 4 - tCr.
Hs names the following witnesses 10
prove hi, c.n,inu.ns residence upos asd
cs,iivA,iss Of ssii land. viz:
tosi e. Nurnh,. Rote,t tie Of Gate. u. T.
.Juhs n ks,ns of Bfuie - T.. Mi er y. Ksrns.
~ Uat~. -. J.
70 Hs,LY. Register.
Gjtst pvb G-.IJ
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hrGl'w"'t. kfp".
49,. ~.-,, ~ - .. 49,. ..
COUNTY NEWS N LETTERS.
yhe Heyaid's budget ~ Ocmu,uui-
cstione From Regular GORE
epcuIenAc.
Many 1nssr~eetng item. H.ssrdiug the
rrIr. ivai Ev~n,s ~ the wass HI Va.
rious Eeishoorhco,,r.
CoiN.
Wra'her - dry snd bet snJ every
t'',ur u t",u,Ls ~. The ram eluudr
ft-s srmmI bu, wa have hot d.d suy
pm tor s"sus time.
Miss A'.ss wh, nku WI. The vuest
Of Mr. Cosl,u~ las, Saturday uighl
D,ni.l Ml,hnks% u,s el.cted clerk
~ ,sh ol d,s,iict Al las, Tuesday.
Ge.rg~ C.si,"w bs- , new dog tia,
~r- Civ n q him. Il, thiuks IL xill
" .ks dsc CIV dog.
t,'ryLujy !. OFT s~ ,lc s.ar, h o
,nvs'i, this part ss<h,y are tcsr 80
49, had To Ii u.
NJ. WLi,ak.r wss si,k wnh III.
rL uuisti III ihi. week.
Nrs. l'r. srult aud Mr. E,Ls,iu
e. ii Un Mr.. Cosaow 0se day ia.t
wrk.
Map. nd.a,au wss sick IN st sll ,nsl
vgSa.
M,s Nv " Nuckolis s,i.L Vt
IN i~., week. She aa. un :l,, luut
,fs schna.
Mr.. Whnsk'r sry. ,hst he has i~i-
god u ,'s~k ",cLssi .sss dr. w.sth.
~ ~vrs ts,ap bc kss ia tLse, Jea,s be-
tore
The Rici'ey L"yr arc gs < To ,onn,l
~ n'A' sandy ~ tue p,.tur- rcr,h
at the river JUxDo Jp
SGooKED CREEK
We bad n ,ei.,sliiIg utIs shaver
last SATURDAY. night lut not e,,ouyl, 10
lp Nv u"is sny.
Cr,.krd creek pss,ls all ~"n, II q.
" f,~ry'r grove ,c'rsiobiste shs llh
TN, s.sr,
N,s. & VI l'ca,Lsv,an is on tia sh.L
H.. ,his week bv, I. feeling sou,e b.,t.r
=, tn. w,hiav.
Ut Nurtsv aud ~'fr sud lii,l.
a'ush'cr Aun,is~ wc,e down o, the
.,..k 10 attend Uur suhNl ~. .iinu aud
>il,! a. I'suslm rou's aud SI,afrr Z
s~hile ,D.,be evrsins.
E'.nk i';,:sbrr,oi IA hslv.uv Jamrs
ShsS-, ~ s@cking his millet this week
Th,ua. HAT sud VITO sol i,iilc
sm we're d"wn "n the cr.,k Wsibvu-
d,y sit.rtssn calling at & II peuibei- =.
,,ns.
I.col' SL,ff.r l. ~ lie sicA h-, THE
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CUSTER.

CUSTER.
1--we bros, s,e ,h,s.hins sye W.
~ u'el !,s,d considering 'he d,y
wss'k.r.
Sel,ool n,er,ips VI d,-,rht M. -
pa.se,l ~ i,u" VII hold scinsl iu the
Van E,e,y ln'ns".
,tsrl,s Tan u"veL house lw A
l. Wan 'iivs..p las, week
~ 1yicr " going 10 he oreuipy Al
VI tsae " ny b's luck % drawing.
NJ. 2lssasv. . wwcou.r. i~, n.
sept. beddink. Lssssss. eicihs. srd
mns corr By avs lee, week.
We he'd . Shower fndsy sf,rruson
! lu. rot ~ yxh.tc IS suy so.J cvru
sivs fAi. ~ ,bis' ssn
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Alusn Il used In some baking pow:
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phosphate powders, becsute is
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The Royal Baker aud Pastry
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postal card with your (ull sddTess.
Evening star., 1901-07-12
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
$4,000 Claimed Because of Alleged A.
sault by a Merchant's Driver

Daniel o. Noble Hoffman today, through
Attorneys Lambert & Baker and Stuart
Mcnamara, filed suit at law to recover
damages in the sum of 5000 against Jas
F. Oyster of this city for personal iniu-
ries alleged to have been suffered by the
platntif IN October. 1900, at the hands of
person said to have been a driver in
the employ of Mr.. Oyster at that time.
By the declaration it is set forth that
the defendant is engaged in business as a.
merchant in Washington: that In the con-
duct Of his business he was accustomed to
employ drivers TO deliver his goods to the
houses of his customers; that the defend
ont. on or about October ID 1900 caused
goods to be delivered by the servant and
driver in question to the house occupied
by plaintiff, and that at the time such de-
livery was being made the driver in an
endeaver, it is said, under the authority
and direction of the defendant, to regain
the possession of the goods. made a vi
cious assault on the plaintiff and dealt
violent blows and strokes upon his head
and other portions of his body whereby
II is ayerred, the plaintiff suffered a dis
location of the tawbOne and was otherwise
physically injured and disabled. AS a con-
sequence of which. he claims, in addition
to the severe pain alleged TO have been
suffered. to have been compelled to cease
transacting his business.
1nasmuch as the plaintiff is said to be
an infant under twenty-one years of age
Mary l. Hoffman acts as his next friend