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Official Notice of Teachers Exami
nation.

Notice is hereby gi ven that Il reg
ular teachers examination will be
held in the west side school building
in the city Of Mitchell, Friday and
Saturday, March is and 10, 1904.
Note carefully: ~ Applicants may
write for state, first, second or third
grade certificates. ~ Applicants
for state certificates must have had
at least nine months successful eX-
perience in teaching applicants for
first and second grades. at least six
months successful experience. (3)
The examination fee established by
law for state certificates, is $500;
for all other grades, $500, payment
in advance. (4) BY order of the
state superintendent, the examina-
tion will begin at 500 a. M, Friday
the 18th. Applicants who reside at
a distance, will, therefore, be COM
PEELED to come to Mitchell On the
previous day. (5) All teachers in
Dawson county, whose certificates
expire before September Is, 1904, all
high school graduates and those who
expect to graduate from the high
schools OF the county this spring and
who expect to take up teaching as a
profession, and any others who have
never been exami ned. but who desire
to enter the work next fall, are all
urgently requested TO be examined at
this time, as there will be no other
examination until late in August,
and by the time the returns from
that examination can be secured, all
the desirable schools will have been
taken. (6) Pursuant to Sec. 1895,
chapter 1876, session laws of 1903,
teachers whose schools are i'm session,
and who desire to take the examina-
tion. "may dismiss their schools for
that purpose X without loss of
itime.n O. W. Coursey.
County Superintendent.
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EASY WAY TO CURE CATARRH
Breathe hyomel and Kill all Catar-
rhal Germs-"Money Back if 1t
Fails Say scailin Bros.

There is no dangerous stomacli
dragging when using Ayomei. The
healing and aromatic balslms which
compose this wonderful treatment
are breathed through a neat pocket
inhaler that comes witt, every 81
outfit.
In this way the germ-killing and
health giving Hyomei penetrates to
the omst remote cells of the lungs.
1t searches out and kills disease
germs IN the air passages of the
head, thloat and nose, soothes and
heals the Initiated mucous mem
brane, and absolutely drives catarrh
from the system.
Such remarkable results have fol-
lowed the use Of Hyomie by the best
people in Mitchell, that Scallin Bros.
have the greatest confidence i'm its
power to cure catarrh. They believe
in it so thoroughly, that they will
give their personal guarantee to re-
fund the money if it does not cure.
the purchaser to be sole judge.
This is an unusual offer and the
first time that any medicine OF treat
ment or cure of catarrh has been
sold in this way If it cues. the eX-
pense is trifing, while if it fails,
the cost is absolutely nothing.
II you ale fortunate enough not to
lie troubled with catarrh, tell your
friends of Scallin Bros offer and get
them to take advantage of it.
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troduced before the institute, are on
file in this office where they IA be
Inspected. Henry Hendrickson then
explained his original method OF Civ
ing rapid tests in arithmetic. Mrs.
Mae Nolt read a carefully prepared
paper on etiquette" In it, she
covered a broad field of thought,
touching very adyisedly on manners
at school, at home, at the table, en-
the street, in public, and toward the
aged. To s%ubstantiate her argu-
ment, Mrs. Nolt introduced quota
tions from such renowned p%ersonages
as Calvert, Ruskin, Sir Philip Sid
ney and Emerson. Henry Hendrick-
son read an able, earnest, thoughtful
paper on, "The Use and Abuse Of
School Libraries" He congratulate
ed the library board Of this county
for the good books that have been
selected for the schools, during the
past three years. He showed how he
had made use Of these books in his
work. Touching upon the question
of good literature in our schools, he
said: "There is, without doubt, no
source which accomplishes more
towards the making of an ideal man
than literature does. It brings man
in contact with all kinds Of men and
dispositions, with the great Of all
ages, and makes their thoughts ours.
1t gives US lofty ideals and knowl-
edge that it has taken centuries to
unfold" The twelve problems in
mathematics, previously assigned to
each teacher for solution, were then
taken up and discussed. At the con-
clusion Of the regular program, the
superintendent announced that this
vas the last teachers meeting, per-
haps, that Prof. q. L. Browne, for
mer county superintendent, would
ever attend in this county, he hav-
ing decided to remove t, the state Of
Washington at the conclusion of his
present years work as principal Of
the Mt. Vernon High school; and he
extended to him an invitation to ad-
dress the meeting. He made a brief
but encouraging response. The
meeting was then adjourned until it
will be reassembled by an order from
this Office, the first Saturday in next
September.
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With a run down constitution or
your blood 10 an unhealthy condition
you are an easy mark for the grip.
Coles Bludbilder is a remedy that
makes e blood, will build up the
system and produce perfect health.
Try it now. Coles is guaranteed to
satisfy by all druggists.
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Sale at Cost.

Mr.. Vim. Koch, my employer,
being assent from the state, owing
to erlous illness in his family, in
structs me to sell his over large
stock of implements, harness and
bugeies at cost. / will not be I'M
dersold by anyone dealing in our line
of goods. George Murner.
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These wild March days bring
coughs that are liable to develop in
to serious lung troubles. Coles
Cough Cure if taken i'm time will
break up the worst cough. You
should keep Il bottle handy. % and
soc. Sold and guaranteed by all
druggists,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-18

For scratches and mud fever Coles
Veterinary Carbolisalve is a guaran-
teed cure. 1t quickly cures wounds,
gals and sores, leaving neither scars
nor blemishes. Keep Coles in your
stables. SOC and s1.0o by all drug
giSts.
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1n.nltinr aue.nn.-

Hicks-Scribbler is going to call his
new book The Fortunes OF a Fool"
Wicks-What is 1t? Autobiography
-Somerville Journal.
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Every family should have its house
mold medicine chest, and the first
bottle in it should he DR.. Woods
Pine Syrup, natures remedy for
coughs and colds.
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ltchiness of the skin, horrible
plague. Most everybody afflicted in
n way or another. Only one safe,
never failing cure-Doan's Ointment.
AT any drug store, so cents.
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Nothing Done.

81 met a friend of mine who is in the
Stock Exchange. and he offered to let
me in on q good thing IT,
"Sorry, old man. but l haven't a cent
10 lend."-Philadelphla Ledger.
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Nenpecked.

Hi Peck he'd ter git out o. bed n
mail 4 letter fer tibet sharp tongued
wife o. hisn."
.Pore Teller! Driv from pillsr ter
oostr'-Princeton Tiger.
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Millet Seed Wanted.

i. We want to buy at once about 600
bushels OF millett seed to complete
a carload. Let me hear from you at
once. Reliance Elevator Co. E. b.
NanAlstine. Agent, Mitchell, S. D..
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More Value

Freddy-Gnssie sapp says he has o
Goa of arms.
Charley-What good is that? Why, I
have a coat OF cloth.-Cleveland Pla.p
Dealer.
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druggists
\ ~. Needed.

~. Needed.
Mrs. BiXby -Mothe: says that she Is
going to die and join father.
Bixby-I wish there was some way
to give your father warning.-Towp
Topics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
BUYING IN TACOMA
MYSTERIOUS TOE LAND DEAL, INVOLVING 900 ACRES AT
rRleurEo TO e. H. HARTMAN AND UNION PACIFIC

Tacoma real estate Is feeling the
effects ct ~ ~. Hartman 8 moves
toward securing terminals for the
Union Pacific an Puget sound u
is understood that his agents are
quietly securing tide land proper
~ In that city In the event he
comes to the Sound. Hartman Will
want terminals In Tacoma as we'll
a. In seattle For thia reason ~
o. believed that atranFew who are
huting up water front property la
the CITY of DgafinY are acting for
the bic railroad magnatc.
Only a few days agu a stranger
appeared Ia Tacoma and began
hooking over the tide lands He
had money and the land owners
saw la him n prospective buyer of
their property They thought be
might Be induced o. invest in few
lots of perhaps hloeAs bat when he
au6ereded ina securing an option on
900 acres OF the choicest tide lands
they began 60 open their eyes
As the result of the stranger b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
200 LUNATICS BATTLE WITH
FLAMES AND SAVE ASYLUM

Yes doctor. ! know I'm emHY.
but I have hours when ms mind IL
clear. and u you will trust mo. l
viii help save the ward building
These were che words James
bnight a hopeless lunatie. address
cd to Or Warren ST the state Aays
lam at Warm springs. Mont. last
week, when the hospital had burned
% the ground aud the ward build.
luE Waa Ia danger OF being con
humrd The institution had no va
ief works aud there we're no auf
fieleut Nofkmen to form q bucket
brigade. aud while nra Warren,
Mitchell and Auaalghrod aere dis
GUESSING theierHlhla situation Delight
begged 10 be liberated. promising
that he and coHpa 81 luuatiea
NQuld save the building There vas
nothing else 20 be- done and Warren
assembled the inmates and told
them tho facts. be appealed 10 their
arnue uf reason" and told them In
follow the difrctiona Of Dwight.
while ho looked after The hospital
raaea
Turning 200 lunatica loose on an
open prairie wan 4 serious matter.
but there vas nothing else 10 DO.
Proud 81 the trust placed ia him.
Dwight mauhsiied bis army into =
bucket brigade. workinE between
the well and the burning building.
keeping them ia a high state 81 ex-
element By shouting az them and
telling them u hurry 81 their home
would be Loot. EFery Inmate acted
with ihe most remarkable GOODNESS
and nerve. and the work II Dwight
Was marvellous Once. when he
found Il necessary 60 eiimh across
the steep roof 81 the ward building
and exfiHEuish a burning gable
Which could be reached In no other
waY. be took a chance 20 sans man
would have taken. Dr. Warren
shoutas. Come back. jim. let Il
burn. You can never make a."
Poised on the peak % the three
story building. Dwight waved his
hand II the doefor. With a EaY
laugh saying That's All right.
Doctor u don't matter n I get
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
INSANI TY
HIS PLEA

Steve A. waiaron Is bslns tried
In The superior court today on the
charge 81 attempting 20 murder bis
wife Sra Margaret waidrou. iast
April
Waidfou vent 20 the home Of hts
molher-lulaW. where bis vlfo vas
stopping and after upbfaldlng Mrs.
waldron fof dssertias him. drew =
razor and tried to cut her throat.
lie sacceeaed ia lnnlsung a deep
saah ln her breast. over her heart
Mrs Waldfan screamed aud her
mother came % her assistance Ia
time % prevent a murder
A letter uf farewell. which Wal.
dron Jeff utfh a bartender Ia the
Peoples saioon before nolns % see
bis Hlfe. showed that hla Intention
VAS 60 kiii both himself and her.
Dear Friends che letter reads
Please forgive me Tor shat ! have
done. bat ! tried my beat aad could
not hello ~ Please bufy uM IN the
same grave. no matter haN hard
Il Is 10 Do IT, God bless you en-
STEVE
when Walarun wHut % his wife'a
home he took wlth him q bottle ~
farholie acid ahleh be e2ideutiy
intended % take after he bad Killed
biz sife The bottle of aeld b an
exhibit ia the ease.
Waldfuu'a defense viii BE- iuaan-
iiy Ne viii also contend that his
wife. IN struggling to get up from
she floor. where BE- vas holding her
Eith his kuee. cat herself on the
razor which he was holding IN his
hand
Mrs Waidrou left her husband
because he would not support her
and their 6sYear-oid daughter.
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TO SQUEEZE
ANOTHER FORTUNE
FROM ELDORADO
j. s. LipPY or SEATTLE WILL WORK OVER TIE GROUND
WHICH HAS ALREADY PRODUCED mlLlloHs ~ COLD

But very fee bedrock drains have
ever been constructed in the kl1n-
dixie on account of the expense at
tuched 60 such whom the ground d.
over few feet deep
J ) rutfaW Of Seattle. who has
acted aH LippyH manager ever HlHHe
the first year Of the pheuomanai1Y
rich strike. has posted notice lu
the geld commit. Hl8nef.a office 90 the
effect that az the eKueriaiinu of 10
days he intends ta apply 20 the min
iH recorder for permission 90 run a
bedrock dfalH from the upper lIHe
af % through Do and "a for the puf.
pose Of carrying off the seepuHa
water aud water which may be used
for HlulgluH purposes during the
prosecution Of open cat aafk on tho
giaim owned hy Mr IIpuY
After the application tH granted
the preliminary work Hiii probably
be- begun ht once. bat whether the
drain viii actually be built before
winter o. not known. such depending
upon che conditions iu which the Old
drifts are foud.
should the undertaking ~ Mr.
PutfaW prove 81 suUaaHaful De there
IL every reason to believe Il viii
there b. but little doubt that other
~ The presumed 70 be worked out
claims ct i.iduIa1o aii again b.
handled Ia the same manner ard one
af the richest creeks ~ the world
has ever known viii once more be
vefiiable beehive 81 industry.
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lnr wall cerr..psndsnss.l

DAWSON. June n The richest
aan-faat claim over operated IN the
klondike the one ar an others that
carried pay from elm 70 rlm the fuli
length of ne claim. averaging GOO
feet Ia With. aud produced millions
uf dollars. 10 Eldorudp. owned by
Thomas =. LlppY Of seattle the
original stalker Will agsiu be the
scene 81 activity after lying Idle aud
being worked in deHultofy fashion
for the past two HsaHuua.
The ground once 30 fabuiaualy
rich - 10 be- worked aHaln. every
foot uf It from she upper 10 the
lower stake and extending ON the
sides from rim o. rim viii be- run
through the boxes. and thaHr amiz
liar with the claim Say that another
fortune second only 90 the first viii
result from the operation
Before the actual work 81 shovel.
Ing the dirt IL begun. however.
thousands 81 dollars will be spent in
making preparations for handling
the gravel hH fheapiy and expedi-
tinusif ne possible. aud with that
end in view r. bedrock drain will he
constructed the full length 81 the
claim ana extending dnwu stream
fHf enough 90 rffeetuIIiy carry off
All ueeuaEe that may uereaiate
through the dirt and sIsa the water
that viii be used for aluieiuE pur-
posses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
COUNCIL
ADJOURNS

The Grand Council 81 Royal aud
Select Masous ~ Washington ended
as ninth annual session az The Ma
sonic temple today After the read
ing Of the reports 81 che past year
and tho feaeuiiou % the officers. an
election OF officers for the coming
year was held
The following were installed.
Edmund Gates iil master. r. =.
Graham right ilL deputy master
II. = KEENAN,. treasurer r. X
Hare. recorder. William Polan
chaplain W e Stone. prin. con. ~
work. James " Beggs. master 81
earemonies W II Ross. captain ~
guard a 9. Bowman. conductor Of
council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
YOUNG CHIEF A
GREAT ORATOR

LEWISTON. June22 Among the
more noted OF tha NrE FsrDe Indians
none have a greater following than
stephen Reuben. one ~ the sub 3
chiefs 81 the tribe and perhaps the
best known and most gifted OF In
dian orators OF the northwest Dur
uE the past six or seven years his
afsfarie.s1 FlnH have been IN almost
constant demand 1T gatherings OF
hls own aud other tribes, aud many
~ Ills Rord pictures of present IN
di1u conditions. Cuutr8ated with
those wtru the aboriginal was mas
fer Of hia own fatr. have been pub
h9hed By eastern newspapers and
other periodicals. Reuben is we'll
equipped by education ana wide
reading. and has Travelled 70 some
Of student OF men. but has pre-
feuef % cling to the traditions Of
the great past Of his family
lie "a Htill what o. called "hlan-
krt Indian. living In a wiRWam
during the summer months and Join
Inr in the more solemn Of the rites
81 his tribe. which are clasaed as
frivolous or bntbaric by the whites
llc Is prominent al councils OF the
tribe. At these meetings he D. al
ways the spokesman for some fac
ton. aud frequently it has been not r.
"a that the adraitness OF his adj
dress. coupled with his apparent
command of facts and their easy
presentation. hHn on many occasions
swung the sentiment OF the council
from a position Of opposition TO one
Of HcuLtrHCeuce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Joe Dunn. aa US convict wac at
rested by city Detectives Haihee
aud remnant yesterday afternoon.
ue b considered too dangerous to
be iefl ht large. To gave the uhWe
of % +. Dunlap when booked at the
station. tie viii be ordered 90 leave
the city
r. n Murray receiver for the
Washington Match COMPANY has
filed an affidavit in the federal
court m which ha alleges that he
has learned That The iuHolVeut cpts
rafntiun bad never been engaged Ia
aut other business than the sale Of
Worthless stock
Mrs. e. 4. Mills. founder uf Mills
College In California. accompanies
by Miss p a Madison OF the col
leeo. ia guest at the Butler hotel
Mrs Mills iH we'll known ON the
coast az an educator
city Comptroller Blplingef re
turned from Los Angeles today.
bringing with him Mrs. Hinltnget.
" ho went 90 Southern California
Some time ago for her health
The steamship Oregon viii sail
fuf Nome Saturday, June 30. She
will have tgb passengers.
The gBHe ~ the state against +. u
Nelson. the street preacher charged
with adultery. went 10 the iur} "a I
O'clock this afternoon.
A. C. FruOm. a dentist. e. being
tried Ia the superior court today on
the charge Of violating the state
dental laws By failing e. display the
names of his employees Ia runspies
uuua place y. , brown wan tried
on a similar charge yesterday. Ills
ease went % the jury this morning
Earl Morris filed suit In the Hupe.
rior court today against the fimea
Printing company Ia recover y aie
damages fof injuries sustained while
employed 60 assist in unloading
white paper from = dray.
J Beck. the insane man who
plaatered bIa little 6-year-old uiece
with posters and made her walk
the streets. was committed % the
insane asylum BY the superior court
yesterday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

attendants are afraid some of them
may eontHlFe 90 start another fire
80 that they may have another hoi.
iday. Two days after The fire
Dwight had a violent return 81 hts
old maladg and mufderouslY at
tackled the guard. Although Dwight
is often perfectly sane for hours. he
e. considered one ~ the most dcs-
psrate inmates Of the asylum. and
hia case Is said 20 be absolutely
hopeless. tie lost his mind while
his wife was suing for a divorce
four years age In Anaconda, Mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

visit ESQ acres ot tide lands were
bonded for 90 DAYS aud the figure
named Do said Co he very aatlafag
tory Ga the holders ot the property.
Ma one az yet is able 60 say Just
what price ia agreed upon, but
those lntcteatcd said that the atrans
Eef evidently did not want the land
Tor speculation Many business
men In Tacoma are of the opinion
that thls rs railroad deal and
they further believe that Nh. Hart
man q behind f.
Tho property bonded Be- near the
terminal grounds of the Tacoma
A Eastern railroad
fhia road taps a fine mining see
tIon Of Western Washington aud
is I'm line toward the east The
company controlling It could get
Ga Portland or the East without
"A great amount Of difficulty aud
have a good entrance into the
Puget sound country There g. a
possibility that Hartman has his
eyes on the road Itself
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killed. Ono iunatlc more or less
duu't matter ] might aH well be
dead - the way I am."
Solely through che efforts II the
inmates. not one Of whom made any
efforts % escape. the building vas
finally saved The luuatiea were eK-
tfemelY proud ~ what ihrY had
deno and were delighted with the
excitement
The game If fighting the flames
vas - Thoroughly enjoyed that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
Just Back
From the
Exposition

Hos deF
sasaA maruihE. SIR
I aanf trr - ore ~ drsa ueH szf.
aeadla uaelsie boxes
On f1H wish q HhaHaFrauhf
NaNeann r. dHsu things that fsa
ahNNH uu Ser pianrr and Hrn HLl ser
haf Ter - - ser nut Ner raN e nHstr
81 aF Eufu ms mister De- rlaF
finer &c nlH MASTERS seen Hrr 90
Ger - Louis EKeaHitlHii. en- ar1 tHia
me that fhffa wa onEY une place Ger
get = Sod aner. au thst VS. fsN
oa. yaa mean fhc simnIcx plano
PLAYER Please step iat1 ear SEPARATE
iha6s it WHY. ms ole woman set
fiNNf down 81 nI4ffd ore e. fHem
fhInaa frazn tire start
Yes. SIR No HnHaiIal education what
ever = Required fa uiaH tha HIHEarF
Ths8 f5Eht WHY. { a1f 90 AauaNsff
ar ! spent So 90 her Ter q HuaiHai
s1fusaslau. az. hufu nv ole hiafs fnIf-
tar. nf one chr them Simn7eN p'11 efa
with Their nia uaHau On front uN it
cant BRAT Der aii boiler
wat dec yer ASA fWf ifs
Two hnndrfH and fIft# duIsHrFs Why
Sc dHr ask any more lcH chm tHHu
they diA Ht TIER fair
no fn affaF g. intro nee fhfaf ir-
narmnansa we uHst - aHae 81 less
4aa1a "a ere profits Therefore fAe
Eastern houses Eet more fHr them. en-
aHumHt rf ant H1FinE maHah ffetHhf
Wen yea Kin as ore rrHaF FER ne.
wans yer tff senf oHff aHr chr ser
psamnN funsrr teo Who o. Z fuAke usst
de chsk teri
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D.S.JOHNSTON CO.
so5 Second Ave. Burke BLDG.
CHEN0A TO Be
METROPOLIS

CHEN0A. Aiaaka. June 20 1t g.
now assured that this town Is the
head of Tanana navigation This
Is significant In that it means that
Fairbanks boom a. the coming
usetrorolis 81 the Tanaua diRsinza
H. bursted Merchants who had FAR
advanced plans Tor building and ea-
tabllahiuR on the site twelve miles
above here have decided against the
town beyond the barrier and will To-
cate here
A aandbar that can only be cross
I'd IN seasons n the year when the
Tanana Is running bank fan u the
weight that swings the balance in
favor ~ Chenoa The bar is located
only a few hundred feet above here
and OF course as steamers cannot
pass over H. the point of transfer
from steamers 20 packets for the
creeks must be located here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
WILL SEND
THE COIN
nr svipps News A.'n9

WASHINGTON. n G.. June q =
4 dispatch reached the state de-
nartmeut this morning from Cen
sal General Gummnrc 10 the effect
that shelk Zeiiai has consented 90
act az intermediary ia the release
% Ian rerdiearia and n Nafley. and
tn the transfer 81 thr cash ransom
4 courier has been seat % Ffaa-
suii By tbs government saving the
money and government prisoners.
whose release Is demanded. Niil be
asuf 60 Zelials village.
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CoLFAN. Wash. June 81 What
gives promise Of being the most
sensational case ever tried Que In
che Whitman county coart Nas be
sun this morning II ia that % the
state va r. nj Ferguson. charged
with maualauEhter for thc ALLEGED
KILLING ~ Aknea Downs by q crime
tual operation.