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Evening journal., 1905-02-17
WELL-KNOWN MAN DEAD
Charles Kyle Passed Aawy at the Age
Of So Years.


Charles Kyle one OF the best known
men in this city, died ait his
residence. No. III West sixth street, at
Z o'clock this morning, death being due
to general debility
Mr.. Kyle was Sc years OF age and
until a few years ago was engaged in
the ice cream business, manufacturing
cream that was celebrated In this Sec
tion. He had been in falling health for
some time but was not until about five
weeks ago that his condition became
alarming. Five children survive the
dead man, Charles, Jr., John. william
Mrs. james A. Kelly and Mrs. Hubert
Cassidy. The funeral win take place
An st. Peters r.. c. Church on Tuesday
morning at 3 o'clock. Interment in New
Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1905-02-17
BOARD OF TRADE FAVORS
NINTH WARD PROJECT
AT A MEETING HELD LAST NIGHT 1T WAS
RECOMMENDED AS THE BEST OF THE
THREE PLANS CONSIDERED BY
WATER DEPARTMENT
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ADOPTED

After an exhaustive discussion ON the
water question which lasted nearly
three hours, the Board OF Trade. at a
special meeting held last might, recom-
mended the Ninth ward project as be-
ing the best OF the three projects which
have been considered by the Board OF
Water Commissioners. This action was
taken ON a motion made by Horace c.
Knowles. Before Il was carried, how
ever. Alfred Gawthrop moved TO
amend a. by laying II on the table FOR a
week, but the amendment was lost.
The meeting was called TO hear the
report of the special committee, OF
which Phllemma Chandler ds chair
man. appointed to look into the pres
committe submitted a report which
ent status OF the water question. The
was adopted. Before the meeting was
called 10 order. Secretary Taylor an
nounced that he had received a tel
egram from President Savery, An New
York, stating that he would be unable
to be present. Second Vice President
A. S. Reed presided. Mr. Savery came
IN while the meeting was I'm session,
but insisted on Mr. Reed remaining in
the chair As soon as the meeting was
opened the following report Of the COM
mittee was read by w ID. Mullen, Jr.
Committees Report.
To the President and Members OF the
Wilmington Board OF Trade
Gentlemen. Your committee, APP
pointed TO make inquiry into the status
Of the water question, beg leave "a
make the following report:
We have held weekly meetings since
we were appointed the first week IN
January. and have made a very careful
and thorough Inquiry into the subject
matter. We first had a conference
with the Water Commissioners, and
later the experts on the various phase.
of the water supply were before Us q
give information.
The iaw Of riparian rights require
each riparian owner to deliver th
water below him On as good condition
ais he received AZ. and barring his US
OF the water for domestic and reason
able manufacturing purposes. he is re
quired 10 return the same amOunt O
water which ne received.
Want Pollution Stopped.
IIlt INV ill NINkAAA ~ AiAN lAAAAAA'AA tiaA
contamination OF the stream fror
which the city's water supply is taken
has not been, and is not now. enforced
and we find that the stream has bee
and Is being polluted and contaminate'
by the riparian owners and others, thu
unnecessarily endangering the healt
and lives OF the people OF this city. j
order to escape this unlawful pollutio
and contamination is the reason as
signed by the Water Commissioners 10
their favoring the Rockand projeci
land for the payment 10 the riparla
owners of S21s.0OO for our getting te
million gallons OF water at RocklanC
with uncertain cost for additions
water.
By enforcing the law, and thereb
eliminating from the stream the poi
hutton and contamination caused b
the riparian owners and others. it Wi
lbe unnecessary 20 go to Rocl1land 70
! our water supply. and the water Wi
come to us at the present intake q
city mill with as little, or even les
impurity than would be in It at Rock
land.
The payment by the city of any Sun
Evening journal., 1905-02-17
viii Give a Masquerade Dance.

Messrs Titus and Price will give a mas
querade dance at the Sacred Heart School
Hall, Tenth and Monroe streets on Thurs
day night next, The affair promises to be
largely attended.
Evening journal., 1905-02-17
LOST, FOUND. REWARD.

LOST-A pocketbOok near 10th and
jefferson on Wednesday. Reward
II returned to sl2 jefferson st. f17-St
Evening journal., 1905-02-17
THE WEATHER.

Tomorrow promises to be
partly cloudy, slightly miIder,
preceded by snow. Sunday fair
TO partly cloudy.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
The G-ouon Independent init

The Groson Independent mt
mates that i Coz /. Crawford
could 6= made senator through
rie operation O the primary aw
ne would 10. be more IN syn
patty with the whoESon legls-
ation that President Roosevelt
IS aiming 70 promote" than are
Senator's ki.--edg= and Gamble.
Wei Il. the Independent o.
serve z7zns q Washington for
few erentsuL weeks Just At
hand. i railroad legislation IS
not stared Of. President Rose
TeLs IS likely 70 have the fight O.
his life with the monopoly OWE
&c senate over the railroad rate
-zsa and the idea Of hit-redge
il sEupaty with the pr=si-
lent ii this fight is enough 20
make z republican editor smile.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
Putney

E~Verson's orchestra will give a
dance here on Friday night March
3rd. The boys are taking lots Of
pains 70 make this an event well
wgrth taking in.
George Sullivan was home a few
days last week, returning to MS
duties on the Western The lat
Ter part Of the week. 4
EJohn Dickerson i. wintering 30
head Of yearling Steers, that are do
ing remarkably well. They were
bought in St. Paul at job-lot prices.
and should prove q paying invest
meut.
N1he change in train time making it
thirty minutes earlier at night and a
hat hour later in the morning is in
the right direction only a little
earlier going west would be appreciat-
ed.
c. E. Cumnins is said to be feed
ing 200 sheep for market after shear
ing time The sheep man is the
lucky maj these days.
Miss Lizzie McKiunon, has been
suffering from q severe case Of grin.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
AN ASPHALT LAKE.
The Way the stuff Is Mined and Pre-
pared For Market.

The largest South American asphalt
bake, in Venezuela, consists OF q dark
browuish deposit Of sel1ifuid and semi
solid substance surrounded By banks
from three 10 SIX feet high. In the cen
ter OF this lake IS 3 continual election
Of hot fluid asphalt accompanied By
large bubbles Of gas.
The dark skinned worErnen ~eIcavate
it in pieces weighing il the ~neiShbor-
hood Of twenty-five pounds, sections
forty feet in area and about four feet
deep being worked at Il tine. As
quickly as freed from its surroundings
1t Is placed in large tubs, resting upon
small fat topped tram cars operated
upon q narrow gauge road. The entire
surface Is constantly moving, thus Ne
cessitating g continual relaying OF the
tracks.
The freshly e1cavated asphalt Is con
,veved TO the shore. where the tubs are
Hittd by hydraulic power to an aerial
ftrsnTay, By which it is conveyed TO
the large wharf situated on the Qua
nero river, about FIVE miles distant
from the lake. Here it is weighed and
dumped into vessels which convey II to
the foreign lands.
Upon It's arrival at a factory 1t Is
heated until the water is expelled and
the earthly material cast TO the bottom
OF the large watts, and it is poured
through g sieve into barrels, where Ii
soitdihes. 1t is then ready for com.
nerce.-Sew York Tribune.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
rig BEGGlR TRUST.
.a TIA, For a Time
su,ee., liz View YORK

: : one legged yousn
-.-a, Who had left q CON-
.-.s,a home 10 engage ~AlioeFaleis ~
49, 01ceiv-i tie idea Of ors
,7-uunsry q crest among
.-Sie- IN the PARK district IN
Ss- YORK He picked "at 49,
r..s throughout the city g.
sngn 70 bee n each. These men sse
- -~rarulariy well adapted TO
thet- ps-a blink blind = -
-- ,browe- there. E NAMED 'oAu
.-.s.-e eise In o-de- mat Tue Ds
60 might not II uo5et@1 BY ne Pc
H. Ir.osout vas appointed foE each.
,n5 n order that tie syndicate intes
~rs might = conserved henp'oa eI
49,. -oupasnen to observe low
ss~s.strrI- The esyars attended 10 bust
ness spd TO collect hourly ;he earnings
o. each IN case Of arrest each Mem
~ he band Vas assured Of iesai
representation. { b paid for ous Of
tie earnings Of the pool
The scheme rhrtved for many months
and AZ one tine there were thiEIs msa
IN the combination. which became Z
close corporation Of proat aud power,
There is 10 knowing 10 WAs1 extent
I, might have expanded nor how tnsa-
.ntsl II might hare become az last had
not the nature Of the orsanEzauon
r-en it undue prominence and caused
It 10 fail directly under the ban o. me
nendicanr squad One b. I the mem
be-s were captured and sent 10 the IS
land, and in the end tie gang vas
broken up-Theodore Waters in Every
bodys Magazine.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
THE SLEcH RIOs.

When the little year Us uufn.d
~ us CHRISTMAS coat OF snow
And the cutters down the roadway
speed IKE arrows 10 and fro.
1hen Il Is a glimpse OF heaven
Down the frosty way 10 ride
Win a fancy pair OF stepper
d your bes. girl at your si6a
How you pity those who only
have a chilly auto car
AsEea CIT the h.s..s 5.eezss
Down the speedway flying far,
"a your cheeks midwinte- rose.
LIKE the garden beauties bloom
AHo the pretty girl sits closer
Just as though there we,en', roor
sooa you leave behind the city.
Giving to our steppers rein
As they glide into the ountr
Down some old romantic Ian.
5ss from human h~abitatson.
oI into ONE fairyiand,
AHo before you really know :,
YOU are driving with one ba,a
And Q do not care a cooky
II The horses trot or walk
~ would please you quite ,umens.,,
X the blooming steeds wouId ha,p
Sos you're in the seventeenth So,
1etans all your moneys worth
Ano each added mile made ,ow,E..
o''nss Q that much nearer earn
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
ONCE NOTED POLITICIAN.
Joseph H. ManEey Found Dead IN Sec
at His Home in Augusta, Me.

Auguss. Ne, Fec. s.-Josepa :
NAME. former chairman OF the NJ
u0oal executive committee OF rns Re-
pG1Ica- party, died SUDDEN: a lis
hone here during the day. Mr.. Man
Ie: vas sixry-Iwo years OF age He
had not been in good health for sew
e-zI years, but his death vas not con,
s.6ered imminent He vas found dead,
i:ing CT MS bed, by members OF his
family.
AZ private secretary to the late
James G. Blaine during the most in
po-lsnt part Of the are OF Nj.
Blaine at Washington and as the man
sger OF Nj. Blaine's campaign 10.
president Nj. Mamie! became one OF
tts hest Known men in the Republican
party
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
Very Low Rates TO the naroi
GraS and Winter Resorts

vashe Northwestern Line, On &C
rrz1nr q the Mardi Gras. excursion
-fr.e. I'll o. sold 10 New Orleans
March / TO ). inclusive, also TO New
Orleans On March {, for trains arriving
u Nez ORLEANS 6y noon March :, with
favorable return limits. Excursion
tickets are also OF sale daily, at re-
auced rates. to the principal winter re-
sorts in the United States aud Mexico.
For full information apply to agents
Chicago / North-W Western Ry.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10

The statehood bill. although it
has passed both houses, may yet
be SO modified in the conference
COMMITTEES as to bring only one
new state. Oklahoma into the
fold. The democrats are opposed
TO the proposition TO put Arizona
and New Mexico into one state.
The West should not permit this
weakening Of its future power in
the senate which the Eastires-
pectiye OF party, insidiousIy
strives for, in season and out.
interests are more
strongly intrenched in the last
and the eastern benefoiaries OF
special legislation instinctiveIy
fear the West.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
he Republican State PR.

The Republican State Pr.
mary League is likely to secure
the services Of Lincoln Stefens.
whose articles in McCIure's ma
gazlne have been the terror OF
boodlers. II he comes to South
Dakota and investigates the do
lngs OF the gang now dominat-
the legislature and the en-
tire state administration. the
reading of his findings will GER
talnly bespicy. A big order for
copies would have to be sent in
from Aberdeen.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
The board OF charities anc

The board OF charities and
correction in this state have
shown the public concIusively
that they are doing the bidding
OF their masters, the ringsters
OF the state. who protect the cor
porat@ interests to the serious
detrinent Of the people. They
have not hesitated to misrepre-
sent the matter Of cost in estsb-
fishing a twine plant. Il North
Dakota can establish a plant for
these gentlemen are
confessing their inferior busi-
ness capacity when they claim
they must have a third more to
operate a plant in this state.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
When 4 Russian has 10 q, !
words a distressing throat ry
RESULT
No, H, Fault.

Don't roast the POO. cortuc.,I
Or for his scalp go gcu-s |
Because according to yoe,
The through train IL nc. ,--
It doesn't help things 10 oo-a
Or cut up and get funny.
Because he doesn't oFn tie hi
He only takes the noaey
What though his uniform q.
HIS buttons bright and szm;
And he from every pctn. {. rs'
Appears quite pert and sas,
And may keep cons,an, Ta.asS
In summer and In w.n.s.
Prom engine wheel to ca-a.1
he doesn't own q sp,ints
Il isn't that he feels tia. III
That he II % exace:ng,
But he must do to earn HI. pys
His full share OF bad acting
For rules hang where he cad
In all details inssrrc.tag. h
And he might lose his 500 ssz$s
Look pleasant while coats-
30 do not blame the usa =aa
The tickets gr1mly tak-s
Because the train IL on i: =.
And little progress nas.s.
They do not own tho trai- ,an'
It's schedule calmly sh.:I.1
Tor II they did. you bet ?c- u
They wouldn't be there E:.r
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10

The cattle Itch question Is becoming
serious IN this eounsy. MT beca1se o.
its actual presenM- but bscause Of its
apprehension. and also is existence in
the Imagination Of mcoupesen.
deputies ssnt around TO make inspee-
ton. men Who cooIi no tell scabies
IRON hollow horn Expensive dipping
tanks and compulsory dipping arr
likely soon 20 De advocated. 1t ap-
pears no" that the itch can De eradi-
Gated in z much less expensive man
nsr. The state of Missouri more for
tunsts than some other states, has e
very competent veterinarian In & re-
cent report he recommends Beaumont
oil. crude petroleum, one application
by rubbing all oTer the body with a
sponge being sufficient. The oil by
the barrel costs ten Cents per gallon.
u quart being enough to treat one
animal Suspected cases in a herd
could be quickly and quietly treated
By this remedy.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10

The scratch Of a pin may cause the
loss OF a limb or even death when
blood poisoning results from the in.
jury. All danger Of this may be avoid.
ed however. by promptly applying
Chamberlsin's Pain Balm. It is an
antlseptic and quick healing Imminent
for cuts, bruises and burns. For sale
by all druggists.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
Saving the Pennies.

enom it is by practicinx III.
VA economies we are prone 10 de-
AZ ma. a man is landed high and
us ! the millionaire class. When von
zee a man who reads the m~orn,na
sha ny peertng owe his ne,ehbor,a
nawn oe., giving in exchange for h
a.Ns OF the day a breath rons,
~"'eo with onions or whatever cheas
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
bet production bit 70 s1o
-te roS 0: dsi-!nE.

Ho-n Bro-he-s- Managers O az
,a-4-an Stock conpanys raneh II
Franklin township have r~cens7
za : esr Ioad Of Belgian !saA-
-zTfiors from Vermont NE 1
r9n / 20 keep them swo years on sa@
-lees and then ship then 70 aonsaIs
% seII ID tie -anchsrs there mere
g-e about shirt! Of them.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10

ron sALE-A quarter section lN E
q S~-l24-e2) three miles east Of Plana.
Ninety acres under cultivation bal
anee good hay or pasture land. LYING
on the jim river. Address
George Powers. Plana s.D
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
}EE8D

uuck he may have had for h,oo
you may know that he 10 - aktast
road to wealth. On me high
By practcing this reen,.,,,
b. mss save as high as Sc a year, which
nit. o. invest in mining stocta 'p %
sntasd nus fancy, either n being sna IS
$3.50. 20 leave a rich brown .esea a y
a. "oa.n or the money refunded N
hsn course in that way hs
Dsing the paper home - ne cannot
stIou aen, but II he did they. n %tle ha and
: minded, might be ~. being
what Womb advertisements. and then
Il tas .ta ns had had not already .p eaa i :,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10

atated Frenchman Ito Ane
~no mas mistaken him for 8 vi,
~, you haf H-rrossly insulta =
.eie Is my card! Ny SECOND,
s1 upon you. sir-r-r! American.
mind your seconds, Frenchy.
~ wait on me just = well. Pss
Norcestershire sauce. and hs
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
Waas Ne GET.

what We Get.
am asked the question. y
set our deserts:' I win boldl! -
40. we don't, and we neve'
speaking Of humanity as q whas|
0Ains account Of the preponds
"uiutudes to whom life is only ~
word for misery" But II ! an J
20 We get what il best for u.s.
always and everywhere, Y
suf nVes through and through
living account not merely for %,
Ia. but also for our spiritna
Hfe"-Hall Game.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10

~ the time that you have mad. m
youl mind to forgive your enemy he
generally has got such a cincb on VIM
uaat It Is the only thing that csn
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10

eone women do think that A ntt,.
10y Is the cutest, cunningest thing
wnen some n else has to ak ca-e -,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
A snap For He.

How does the tat lady eni0
married to the india rubber ulss'
Couldn't be better suited. It'll
an easy matter for her to tTs
around her little finger"
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
The Truth Aho,, Il.

@ wants but little hare below
taae sayings hardly right,
TOT every fellow here below
wants everything In sight
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
ABERDEEN. S. D. FzEz-4zT Ii. 1915
An Impotent legislature

10 state where the money Is %
come from 70 put il into opera
ton. The cost would 6= from Z
quarter TO nall million Of dol
lars and the state has trouble ii
caring for the 7zrious public in
stitutions IS they : : twlne
plant ct the penitenrisry might
be z good thing i the state could
afford it but the item Of cost
makes =7en discussion OF the
proposition Z waste Of time
Daily News, Feb. ;.
Viii the News say why this
state cannot do the same thing
which North Dakota has done in
the matter OF 4 twine plant: Is
not the credit OF this zsgood
as that Of our twin sister, In
1e01North Dakota 90
four per cent twine plant bonds.
and with the proceeds put 4
twine and cordage plant into op-
Grafton at the state prison.
The Democrat admits this
state may not BE- able TO take
from the current revenues.
seuandered 50 iavishIy during
the last administration sufficient
funds with which to put this
plant into operation. But our
bonds should sell readily. and We
are not loaded with a bonded in
debtedness.
The state auditor says in his
last report that the state is
practically free OF bonded indebt-
edness." He says that the sink
ing fund and levy for payment
OF bonds furnish funds to take
up this year the remainder of
our bonded indebtedness. al
though it has some years to run
yet.
Therefore, as an advocate of a
tWine plant in this state, the
DEMOCRAT takes this opportunity
to say to the News that the
money can be just as easily OBJ
tanned here as in North Dakota.
If the business management of
the state prison here is as good
as IN North Dakota, and it should
be. the Investment must be
good one.
Let's see how the enterprise
has p%rospered in North Dakota.
where they do things. The
bonds we're issued in that state (.
IN 1901, to be paid from profits
arising from the operation of the I,
plant. Of these bonds s41.ON !,
have been paid, and there is now
e8'839,51 in the sinking fund
from the profits of 1904.
Minnesota's experience with
prison twine plant has been
equally as satisfactory. Notice
IN Farm News column Of this
paper prices they offer twine for
the next season.
Now what is the matter with
South Dakota? Simply this:
there is a corrupt lobby at
Pierre that holds our legislature
SO firmly in its clutch that anv
thing to benefit the farmer is out
the question if it conflicts :
with interests Of the Irvine trust
or its agent in this state, the In
ternatlonal Harvester company.
It can afford to pay the lobby
generously to protect its inte-
rest. Of course the people have
hired the members of the legis- {
and pay them to look after 7
their interests, but do thew dol
this?
The News says the discus :
sion Of the proposition is.a waste :
u time The News is right:
The discussion is vain, not be-
cause the state can not well af-
lord the Irvine plant, but bel,
cause the lobby has too firm
Erlp on the peoples servants. a
The News is particularly well Q
informed as to the situation.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
PERT PARAGRAPHS,

Money talks, and the most q, -.
tanning our auditory nerves to catch
ne nrst call Of the cash.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10

When You feel blue and that every
lung goes wrong, take a dose of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
iaoiets. They will cleanse and inyia-
ufa'e YOU stomach, regulate your
bowels give you a relish for your
1000 and make you feel that in tb;s
ola world IS a good place to live. For
sale by all druggists.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10

Concett and the left hind foot o, i.
s1.veyaso rabbit have made almost q,
many fools Of men as old Mother ~.
I'M or any other woman,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
Fun Gown.

He Is quite a successful %
artist"
Amateur nothing. You woaA
ne was a professional II you u
- him out painting the tow
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10

Even misery likes to p,.,
Dany.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10

The Minnesota State Prison has an.
nounced prices for binding tvine for
q coming season Irvine is some
what lower than last year owing to
raw material having been secured at
lower prices. Prices quoted below
show the different kinds manufacrur.
ed at Saltwater. They are as follows:
Sisal. go feet to the pound sAe
Staddard. so feet to the pound sac
Standard mixed. 500 feet to pd. s4e
Standard Manila, $50 feet to pd. 81
Manila. so feet to the pound 1oLc
Pure Manila, 6J@ feet to the pd. l2c
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10
HILL cos7aoLs THE ERIE.
Secures Missing Link in Great Tram.
continental Line.


chicago, Feb. tit is reported that
ne purchase by J. P. Morgan and
James }. Hiil OF 100000 shares of Erie
stock IN London, with what they have
Dought IN New York. gives them abso-
ute control OF the Erie road n thai
II VIII be made the Atlantic end OF the
Hill system Of roads.
Inc purchase. i. is said, is Intended
Is an onset I o the combination of the
vanderbilt and Hartman interests and
VIII place the North Pacific coast lines
On an equality with the Hartman sys-
TEN In competing for transcontinenraI
Fsfac Hill, it is further asserted.
nao this purchase In view when he
obtained control of the Cincinnati
hamilton and Dayton and Pere Mar.
Quette systems.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-10

A man II presumed innocs. l
b proved guilty. but no, br u
bors-