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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-15
Southern Railway

y. B.-FolIowing schedule figures published ~
Information. and are not guaranteed
Schedule effeetive May e6th. 1857
trains ieAVe washington from Pennsyivania
station
40 9 m. Daily-Loch for warrenton Dan
vile. and way stations.
sos a. m Daily-Local for HArriaonbnrx. Va
800 a M Dally-United States Fast Mall
tirstelaS- coaches and drawing ROOM sleeper To
New Orleans. Dining car service.
n.00 a m daily-W ashington and Florida
Limited Through coaches and sleeper to Co
lnmbia Savannah and Jacksonvine. Dining
4.0i .. m. Week Days-I.ocaI for Harrisonburr
and way stations on Manassas Branch.
AS m. DAily-LOcal for Warrenton and
chartottesVfne. For strasburg week DAYS.
SIS p; IN. Daily-New Yort sna Atlantis ES-
SoIambus' Ga NeoSa1s w aisnsa; siseper TO
SUNSET Route Tourist sleeper. Washington 10
$50 ,. m Dany-Nev York and Plor.da Rx.
press First class coach and sleeper Co Column
bia and Augusta. Dining car a la carte.
Limited tvia I.ynchburgI--First class coach aud
sleeping car 10 Roanoke. Knoxville. Chatta-
nooga. birmingham and Memphis; sleeper to
uso p. n. Dally-New York and New Orleans
Limited-An Pullman trains. club and obeerva-
Atlanta. Birmingham. New Orleans. Dini1g-esr
Trains leave Richmond Tor the south A. fol-
ovs Daily. a. m. Ills a. m. lIS0 .. m, week
days p. NJ. makes connections at Danville Tor
all points South. Pullman sleeper. Trains
y. m. sally. SO n m week days.
Through trains from the south arrive wash
ington 7s5 u. m, stS m. 900 m. daily, Lao
p m, SIS D. m. n 30 p. M. aud HOP M. daily
Hsrnsonborg las y. m week days and go p
m. daily. From Charlottesville. SIG o. and
s.te p m From strssburg SIG a. m week days.
Tickets. siespinrcar rc-srv ations, and detailed
Information can be had at ticket office. 70s 18th
st.. sii Pa ave and Penn-yivania station.
BssgNge checked through nom hotels and resi-
dcnces.
Phone s7so Tor p. r.. n. Cab service
q II. ACkERT, ". y. and Gen. Man.
~ N. HARDwICk. Pass frame Mgr
H. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass Agent
l. 4 BROWN. 0<nersl Agent
Washington. d. C.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-15

1h5. sS1 AinSfic4d rorests EeCand N
plants which POSSESS the most valuable
medicinal virtues Is ahundantiy attcsted
BY scores OF the rnost eminent medical
writers and teachers Even the untu-
torVd Indians had discovered the useful
ness Of many native plants before the
advent Of the white race. This informa-
ton. impaired freely TO the whites. led
the latter 70 continue investigations until
to-day We have rich assortment Of most
valuable American medicinal rootS
1T Pierce believes that our American for
eSts ate>yd In r,ost valuable uaedielna al roots
foS the cur>>St most obstinate and fatal dis
eaS's. II we,WOo>t properly investigate thems
and " esshr-SSNsp OF this conviction. be
cllrnS e1n-ted- ~ bis /. linillan- Ms-alcal- Dis.
c9xerS,- which has nrnren- itself II b tha
2SA-11cl1cnt- SInraach- 1caic- lyer lnYL<or-
AtnH-hcart- onlc-and regulator. and bod
ctSanser kroMl 70 uestcAl ScleneS Dyspep-
sla CT indigestion. torpid liver. functional
and even vsivular and other affections %
the heart yield 10 its curative sctlon- Tho
reaS>n rhv Il curos these and many other
auectionS Is clearly shown In . little book
OF extracts frorn the standard medical works
which Is mailed frce 20 any address oy DR.. K
v. Pierre. Of Buffalo. y. Y. 70 all sending
request foT the same
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Not less marvellous In the unparalleled
cures 10 Is constantly making % woman's
many reculiaI Affections weaknesses and
diStrcSSlng dcrSnScmentS Is Or. Pierce's
favcritc>I 'rcscripy0n>>a is amply attes;ed
BY thousaiNs grSslfsSSl fe,1 testimonials con-
tributed 6y\S>-(rful pSrrrrrA who have been
cnrcd " L olcAt aErhA1nel dTaI1A palnYlf
r-<ri21S irrsl1la1.iieS prolapSSS and elhsT
49,, ~ SSSSnS VICE.
after many other advertised medicines. and
physicians had failed
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Both the above mentioned medicines arc
wholly made VI from the glyccric extracts OF
native. medicinal urot> The processes en-
pioyod n thcir manufacture were original
with nr fierre and they arc carried on by
skilled chemists and pharmacists with the
aid of apparatus and appliances specially
designed and built for this purpose. Roth
medicines arr cutirtly fr,c frou alcohol and
on other harmful hahlt-fOrning drugs A
fun list ~ their ingredients Is printed on
each oOttle-wrapDcr.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-15
"A.
Beautiful Shoe
Makes a Woman Attractive

Ladies know what a stylish. we'll
shOd foot means. 4 swell shoe tones
up the entire costume and stamps
the wearer A. being well dressed. We
keep our fingers on the pulse of every
dependable SQUIRE Of shoe supply in
the country. We gather in the
worthy styles as soon as produced:
We mark them in plain figures at
live and let live prices and guaran-
te'e every pair TO be as represented.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-15

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-23
PARKER
from Press-Leader.

Charley Dexter and Vinal Cliteman,
twc Of the Parker ball players, have
tece Ned an oifar to play witt, Oakes,
~. .. The Parker gEues would miss
them.
Giving TO the absence 81 Arlie RAIDER
tron TIE city the local high school
trank !eaa, will not be REPRESENTED AZ
the state fieM meet al veraisllion next
wea h as had been planned.
G. N Pier has resigned disposition
Jas travelling auditor far tlie commits
sioner Of school AID pubitc lands and
after the first Of July viii again be-
come an ordinary citizen OF Parker.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-23

Let me mail you free, to prove merit,
samplesof ny DR., Shoop's Restorative,
and my Book on either Dyspepsia, Tho
Heart or The Kidneys Address me-
d. Shoop, Racine, Wis Troubles cf
Stomach Heart or Hidneys, are mere
ly symptoms sof deeper ailment. Don't
make the common error Of treating
symptoms only. Symptom treatment is
treating the results Of your aiiment
nDt the cause, Weak s spmach nerves
insides nerves means Stomach weak
ness always. And the Heart and Kid
neys as we'll have their controlling. ep
iHsds nerves. Weakning these nerves,
and have inevitably have weak vital
orPans. Here is where Or. Shops
Restorat has made its fame. No other
remedy even claimes the. inside
nerves.. Also for bloating, biliousuess,
had breath, or vcomplexion, use Dr.,
Sboop's Restorative. Write for my
Tree Book now DR.. Shoop Restorative
sold by III, J. Pier Pier.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-23
yyondertni Nc4.ma cure

"Our little boy hal eczema for FIVE
gears writes N, a. ADAMS, Henrietta,
Pa. Two OF our home doctors said
the case was hopeless, his lungs being
Affected. We then employed othef
doctors, but no benefit resulted. BY
chance we read about Electric Bitters;
bought bottle and soon noticed i'm
proyemens. We continued this medif-
cine until several bottles We're used,
when our boy VAS completely cured"
best OF all blood medicines and body
building health tonics. Gus anteed
at Pier's Drug sore. 5Gc.s
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-23
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF the Reliable Investment compan

u - s
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
That we, the undersigned: w. II. Robertson
and D. r. Harrington for ourselves. our ;.ssoci-
ates and successors, have associated ourselves
together for the purpose of forming a corpora
ton under and by. Virtue Of the statutes and
laws Of the state OF South Dakota, aud we do
hereby certify anIdceIaFe as follows, viz:
f1issT
The name of this Corporation shall be Reliable
Investment Company.
.acoND
The purpose for which this Corporation is
formed shall be
To purchase. own acquire, impreye. enter
into, and hold an forms of real estate and per-
,sonal property and 10 sell. grant, lease, convey
and dispose Of same.
4 III Also to purchase. own.. acquire all kinds
of mixed property, including debentnrcs, stocks
bonds, notes, bnls, mortgages ,alsd securities,
buildings, improvements. and stocks of goods.
III To 90 and perform. all ether acts and
things, and to appropriate and reserve AL
righs and privileges, granted to or permitted
like corporations, under tile general laws of
South Daketa, and Ill acts amendatory thereto.
IuIhD
The place where the priiiciaal business of this
Sutbtl ett'sdCtsu tituiNyt ~
the County or Tnn.er, State of Sonth Dakota
but a business ofIcs may be located at SiouN
City, Iowa, and Minneapolis, Minn.
FOURTH
Tie ternl forwhen this torporation sisll en-
ist shall be twenty eos Years.
l,rrA
The nuuner Of Difee.ors Of this Corporation
shal be three, ;.na tile names and residences ol
such who are to se5Ye ultilthe election ct thei,
, successors are as Shows.
NAMES RESIDENCES
,W. II. Roteytson. Edrley. South Dakota
T. j. Harrington, Sioux Cts, ioWs
F.E. ,'actacni Edrley, South Dakot;
s3yTM
| The ancunt OF tie Capital stock OF this Cor
! por ton shall ie ana is Fifty Thousand DellaY'
1 diyidea into Aye Aaudred shares of the pa
value of One Hundred Dollars each.
IN rEsr1moas wink koF. We have hereunt'
set our hands mist day of May. ioo7.
w. II. Robertson
1 7. i. Harrington
i. E. Jackson
State q so4ta nasata' H..
/ couqts Of wssner "
Re IT Remembered. that on this.l5tl day Q
! May. f. D., I9a7 before, the undersigned, per
4 sonally appeared Tue above Daped W II. Sol
j ertson ardf +. F .sJacfson. well and PERSONAL
knowq e me te ~ m y. saits psrsega assfr,bs
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-23
DAVIS
aLeft Ont Last Weekly

Mr.. a. Heigerson visited Sunday
with friends in Tea.
Mr.. Frank Marduardt went 10 Sioux
Falls Friday.
Miss Amelia Carlson visited at her
home in Sions Fails oyer Sunday.
Mrs. Fred schukuechtof of Chancellor
visited her sister Mrs. George Schultz
one day tast week.
MIR. aud Mrs ". II stoaaara visited
her sister north Of Davis last Thurs
day
hev. Jerry schreoa left lcr St.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-23
State Of South Dakota

todiitS VI tuihei -
w. ii. Robertson and Il. Z. Jackson bsng
duly sworn each for himself deposes and says !:
That he is one OF the persons described in aud
who signed the foregoing Articles OF Ipcorpora-
t!A, as an incorporation therein, that he has
Tread said articles and knows the contents there
lof; that the ineorpprators intend in good faith
Ito form, Il corporation for the purpose OF the
promotion oi 4 lawful business. as set forth in
tsaid articles, andlo, for the pur1ese Of en-
lallms any corporatiop or corporations to ayoi.i
the provisions oi Section 77U to ISL, inclusive oi
| the Reyised code of 1906 of thr Slate of South
dakota. relating to unlawful trusts aid cpmbin
Eat.ons, ,.ndlaws anendatols tlersto.
w, a. Robertson
! +. +. Jatkson
Subscribed and sworn to beiore nis tbs 1t
ldas oil Nay, 1907.
lone Downing.
Nota-y Public
/ e 4 \. .fy
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-23
FONT Pay AfinonY

to be divorced from yoNr appendis,
There will b. no occasion Tor il II you
keep yoar bowels regular with DR..
King New Life Pills. Their action
is 90 gentle thai tbs appendix rever
has cause 10 make he leastcomplaint.
Guaranteed by H. Pier Druggist. 2sc
Try them,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-23

~
Louis Wednesday, after a weeks sisitl
viii. his. .sistsl Mrs. 'phemas Hiibrands]
Ms Sweet spent Sunday at
the Pingrey home Dorth OF Hurley.
Msssrs s. E Mccullough Wm. Do
Mona, a c. CHASER and their families,
and Miss Masbird Withee and Sell
Smith Jr. spent Sunday a. Mr.. Fred
BotermtlHs.
Miss Jennie Schnose OF Hurley is
spanSing a week with her Aunt Mrs.
Jack Ellis. y
Mr.. a. S. Hongh is making arrange
ments to move his stock OF merchan
disc t, praris I,tssn.
| Mr.. A. Daily has baoa Quite sick
with erysipelas but Is better now.
/ Prof. Bell OF Violin pat in application
for principal of the of'the Davis school
Saturday.
Mrs. Egge Hiibrand OF Chancellor
and her niece EIie Of Davis vent to
Rock Rapids fora short visit set0rn-
i4ss Saturday.
], Mrs. rfesst Naughton visited OBJ
Sunday with friends in Sioux Falls.
Her sister Miss Nei.is came back with
!, her and will visit a wee 10 DaYis.
] Miss Terra Miller OF Worthing ton.
I, MINI. is here for a short visit it'll her
Iauht Mrs LoIie and her niece Miss
Katie.
I Mrs. George Stout yisi.eaoyes Sun
day with her son George and wis at
1 Leanoa.
I Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM Work man and
!, Grandma Schneiderman oi Ghancellos
visited at John Schneiderma,.'s Tues.
day.
Ernest Bumgerl ls very low. with i'm
| flamitorf rheumatism which affects
i his heart.
+. Piles get Quick and certain relief
4 from Shops Magic Ointment. PLEASE
fnete that this is made alone for piles
yand Its action is positive aud certs,in.
Itching, painful, protriiding or blind
, pi!es disappear ike magic BY It's use
Large nickie clapped g'ass jars 81
lcants. Sold by FL ,. Pier.
NOTICE
Bids tor Furnishing School hook.
Wantea.
Notice is hereby given that III,
couaty board of education of Turnel
I county, S. Dak., will meet Tuesday
June II. 1907, at the hour OF 600 a. NJ
+ And at said meeting said board wil
receive sealed bids for furnishing Q
+ school books to the pupils OF all th
3 public schools in said county OF Tnrne
for the term OF FIVE years as provide
! by Sec. 1896 Political Code of 1905.
Dated at PaaAer. S Oak :, May
1907. i. w. Browne.
Isaac Nachtigali, Sec, Boar
- Chm. Board.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-23
hat w ould
cu Do

Tic three good physicians
should pronounce your
case hopeless. Il they
should decide that you,
cosld not live longer than
six weeks. A.udsrsif you
should get well, alter us
ing only $1,000 worth Of
DR.. Miles Heart Cure and
,Nervine, what would you,
AdVise a friend il like con-,
Slition to do2
II have to thank you for saving
my .wife's life two years ago. We has
third doctor. ike the two previous
ones, said that nothing could be dono
for ber. that she had better be taken
bone from ths hospital e quietly wsis
weeks at the most. I brought her her
Or. Miles Heart Cure and Neryine
eaah lahl and n'p Some me- Nerve g ana Liver PMS
and commenced to give them 70 her:
We soon seen an Improvement ono
encouraged by this We continued sfs-
Ing the medicine. We gave hen stexsl1
bottles. in ali of the medicsne. s,s s1e
takes It occasionally now II she feeiS
tlAe reed. am In the ministry. kHA
have been for 44 years"
REV. r. MILLIGANs
Genda Springs. Hans.
DR., Miles,, Heart Cure is sold by
your druggist, who viii guarantee that
he viii refund your money.
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-23
J state Of Iowa

County of Woodburyi
Belt Remembered, that on this 18th day OF
My A. D.. 1907, before the undersigned, per
|sonally appeared the above named /. Z. Haf-
[rington. well aud personally known to me to bs:
tic same persons described i'll and who exc
icuted the FOREGOING Instrument. ana seserally
| duly acknowledged to me that they executed
title same.
In witness whereof, ihayeheremto set my
hand and ;tlixedny official seal at said County
| the day and year last above written.
J.F Kass.
I Notary Public,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16

A. Young: Infants socks from Mrs. Andrews OF
South Dakota; Christmas booklets and cards from
Gertrude Moses, of Peekskin. N Y The annuaA
Christmas box from the Pilgrim branch, MISS
Doughty president. contained a large NUMBER OF
holiday gifts useful articles. games, DOCKS. ooiSs
fancy bean bags, etc; two attractive gllts ior
Grant Collins came from Mrs william Henry
Holmes of Brooklyn, and Miss H Lindsey, OK
Washington; q new sweater for a child came, WITH
out a name: puzzle pictures. nicely mounted nom
Mrs H. of Philadelphia; Christmas souvenir pos
tails from Alice Ashton; picture scrapbooks rom
Miss c. A. Barger; a barrel Of clothing from MounS
Kisco y. V: the NIiddletown Springs Christmas
box was filed as usual. with many useful gifts OF
came from Mrs Townsend. Of Bound Brook, N j.
flower seeds and miscellaneous articles from Alice
Harrington Of Vermont A package OF excel
lent articles for Idaho was brought 70 the ofrce
by P NJ. A, of Manhattan Everything was new
and serviceabe-hooGs, muffiers, woods and seVefaA
yards of outing flannel to be made up, and 20 cents
toward expresSage. An express Dox from foI
Plain. n. Y, contained a variety Of helpfu gir1s
for the holiday boxes; calendars, cards and souve-
Mrs came from NJ. f b. Story, of EnSlewood N
J.: booklets sachets and Christmas cards, w1rnoue
a name NJ z L.. Of Manhattan, has sent ner
annual box of Christmas sunshine to the office. and
as usual it deserves special mention. for every sit
for the young folk, whether IL be a pair or NIT
tens stockings, game, toy doll, Is tied IN sepa
rate parcel with red ribbon. to which IS attached
a Christmas tag card bearing its message OF good
will There were thrty-two articles, and tnar
number of children will be pleased with tness
dainty and useful gifts Mrs A Parker kirhn
sent fancy candy boxes, gay red sieds with hoiiy
berries many other novelty boxes, games anu
Japanese articles
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
CHRISTMAS TREES PLENTIETz~
Smaller Greens Scarce, However-Mistletoo
10 Cents Sprig.

rb-,s+n,as trees are said to be scarce this year.
but to the unenlghtened observer they do not ap
pear TO be Along West street phes OF tIees S
are heaped along the river front just as they neo
baar taken from tse cars. From these pies
truckrnen are constantly carting them up the ao-
1oining streets and these streets themselves are
veritabIe arcades of gTeenery, smelling as sweet
and aromatic Maine forest
The dealers all seem TO think there VIII oe aS
many trees as will be needed
saThere aren't quite many as there were last
wear {" said one but then there were so many
last year you couldn't give them away
Another ridicuIed the idea OF their oeinS any ia-
ing off in the source of supply
These young trees grow up SO quickly, ne saiu,
that there isn't any chance OF our exhaustlns tne
supply for some time yet
But If Christmas trees not scarce there seems
to be no doubt that the smaller greens are One
big shipper at Keyport, y. j., says that MS con-
signnents to New York this year have amounted
10 only about half what they did last year, and
last year the smaller greens were both scarce and
high The prices are about the same now as last
year. Holly wreaths are 81 80 a dozen. and ever
green roping is one cent foot RoplnS or pine
heralock is five cents yard These things come
from New Jersey and nistletoe comes from Eng
land 1t is the most expensive of the Christmas
green's a tiny twis selling for 10 cents The price
varies considerably. according 10 the nunloSr OF
the berres-branches with plenty OF berries bring
ing the best prices.
Christmas trees range in price from 81 25 for a
three-foot tree up 10 SO for a twenty-foot one
Vesey street has not yet donued its Christmas
dress. Last year. about week before Christmas,
il lined with trees and strung with wreaths
and ropng. So far this year the only green's dis
PLAYED are by the regular dealers around Wash
ington Market The usual Christmas stalls ought
up in few days, but some OF the dealers
say they wouldn't be surprised II things didn't
brighten up very much
People are not spending money, just now" said
one vender of Christmas greens as well as OF
utitarian things. We realize that hers
ing money food the way they used to, and they
won't spend it for christmas decorations"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
BRANCH REPORT.

Mrs Dana S. Carpenter, president OF the Alooie-
town Sprirgs (Vt) branch, writes:
with this letter send our annuai Sunshha
box and also the names of our members VINO haNe
maid their 10 cents each TO the general society II
is q year since Mr.. Ballard left US for the nlSher
life and II seems sometimes as though the life OF
the branch went with him, yet we nave an trisu
70 do the things we know would please him IL he
were among us. Our work has consisted or the
usual acts of kindness such as visiting the SICK
and aged writing letters, sending greetings 10
a sbseut ones distributing flowers and reading mat
ter Through the influence of one of the members
q dress was made and comfortable provided Tor
a noor woman The work of branch seems 10
me like wheels within wheels, for our missionary
society and Christian Endeavor Society do work
on the same lines, but | don't know as IL makes
: nv difference what name these kind acts are done
under If they only done. hope that you will
be able 10 help all those that come 10 you for
help"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
A FAMILY IN TROuRLE-

Major D. and his wife have made known to the
office through one Of its branch presidents, the
deem trouble that has into the life of family
of gentlefok in the city whom they nave been aid
inc Through distress of mind and worry. caused
by financial losses. the father has had stroke Of
apoplexy the mother is becoming blind and the
daughter. unable procure work. is nearly dis
tracted A contribution sent Immediately
from the emergency fund, and rhe branch president.
through her influence in a department store. has
secured a temporary place for the daughter. on
receipt of the money the daughter wrote TO the
office as follows:
s'Truly a ray OF sunshine foated into cur little
home upon the receipt OF your letter. can never
tell you the comfort it brought II is good to
know that at last have found friends who are
willing to interest themselves in US. yet whom
we have no claim 1t is very, very hard to be
placed as we are, but / have taken heart, and
held out
The president would be glad TO have very large
ray of sunshine so into this home at Christmas
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
LUMBAGO FOR DEFENCE.
Captain Chase Sets Up Odd Con-
tention ct Court Martial.

touch of lumbago may cause certain inctina-
ton of the head. proving this by the testimony
of the post surgeon of the coast aruiery dt foFt
Howard, Maryland, Captain A w Ghase hopes 10
convince the martial trying him on charges
of insubordinaton and conduct to the prejudice or
military discipline that this inclination of the head
was not q display Of anger as was assumed by
witnesses the prosecution in the trial now gong
OF in the Army Building, in Whitehall street
II am willing to waive the subpoaning of en-
listed men from Fort Howard, said captain
Chase to the court, "but will request the court
that Captain Charles T. Morse. the post surgeon
be summoned. as his presence is very necessary to
my defence ~
In what way?" asked Colonel Howe the presd-
ing officer of the court.
'Specifcaily in that he may give testimony,
was the response that was suffering severely
from lurnbago on November S. at which time hau
the interview that had been referred TO with Lieu
tenant Colonel Deems. It has been testified that
I tossed my head then as though was very angry
with my superior I had just gone through d
pouring rain and was soaked This has caused me
much further pain
csntai1 Chase also wanted the surgeon as a
witness 10 testify that he held no personal griev-
ances against any officers Of the post as had neen
alleged by the witnesses for the prosecutor me
court granted the request and ordered Captain
Morse TO appear to-day
Ideutanan, s. c. Cardwell was called as wit
ness yesterday. and gave much testimony already
told about differences between Colonel Deems and
Captain Chase. On cross-examinaton Captain
Chase demanded to know whether it was true that
the lieutenant said htat while on sick leave
that his sickness had ceased but he was con-
tinuing leave.
.T think diu !" answer the young lieutenant.
The prosecution closed its with the testi-
mony OF Captain Ordway, who had command Oh
the battery the night OF October Il Inc trlal
will be resumed this morning.