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lnjr matorlnls (fco picture) and a largo drawer
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Writs for Our Frss Mammoth Illustrated Catalog No. H. G. sat
CHICAGO HOUSE WRECKING CO., 35tU 6? Iron Sts., CHICAGO
San Benito, Texas, is in the very heart of the
Fertile Lower Rio Grande Valley. 19 miles
north of Brownsville on the main line of the
ST. I.OVI8, JBnOJVX8mXsB AXO MEXICO ltALITjlVA.Y
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and pleasant ' tho summers eompam- Sumps to .eak Iwn ThnS, N
tlvoly cool being tempered by constant 5illSS"l 6nS, averages "26? fSet in wfdth
ayd?reahin8: broezoa from tho Gulf and 20 foot in depth. Wo can StiXifS
of Mexico. the basin of tho ffln cTn0alCaovort03ro!ooo
Irrigation hero Is necessary, but acro fet of water. ,vuu
When Irrigated with the water from tho Storage nnd grnvlty are the two moat
Rip Grande,-this delta soil producos not ncccHimry conditions for faucceaafniTrrf
only a greater variety of products than gntlon. , -aiui irn-
that of any other section of tho United Tho products of tho Lower Rio Grn.miA
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We Imve twelve nionthtt of growlns crops, as well as truck, and fruits.. Tho
senaon every yenr. " Lower Rio Grande Valley Is tho winter
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Transcript
THE OONFBRENOB AT SARATOGA
The conference of New York dem
ocrats advertised for Saratoga met
at tho appointed time. The Commo
er gives its readers the story of this
conference from the Associated Press
report:
Saratoga, N. Y September 9.
Out of tho democratic conference
which began a two days' session hero
today under the guiding hands of
men who hold a prominent place in
the party's history, there promises to
grow a permanent organization to be
known as "the democratic league."
At the close of a day of democratic
oratory during which speeches were
made by Alton B. Parker, Thomas
M. Osborn and Thomas F. Shepard,
outlining the hopes of the confer
ence, John N. Carlisle of Watertown
offered the following resolution:
"That for the purpose of aiding
and strengthening the democratic
party, bringing back to its ranks
those who have been separated from
it, and attracting to it the inde
pendent and the young voters of the
state;' offering a place of refuge for
those republicans who feel that their
trust in their party has been be
trayed and its solemn pledges and its
promises to thgm broken; who de
precate its wastefulness and extrava
gance in administering the affairs of
government and look with apprehen
sion upon the steady strides it is
making towards tho centralization of
government at the expense of the
legitimate powers of the states and
of the rights reserved to the people,
and of the right of disseminating- the
principles of the democratic party
the efforts of, this conference should
be continued and for that purpose
its organization be made permanent.
Therefore, be it
"Resolved, That the members of
this conference and those who may
hereafter become such be and they
are hereby constituted a permanent
organization under the name of "the
democratic league," and that the
present executive committee be con
tinued in office until otherwise or
dered by the general committee
hereinafter provided for."
It is also provided that the execu
tive committee shall call a meeting
of the general committee on or be
fore February 1, 1910.
The resolution was referred to the
"committee on plan and scope," com
posed of a representative from each
of the senatorial districts of the
state. The members of this commit
tee were chosen tonight by the dele
gates from the various counties com
prising the districts, and probably
will bo reported and approved at to
morrow's session of the conference.
This committee is also charged with
the formulation of a "declaration of
party principles" to be presented for
consideration tomorrow.
Two sessions of the conference,
one this afternoon and another ' to
night, were attended by over 400
delegates.
Tonight's meeting was addressed
by ex-Justice JD. Cady Herrick of Al
bany and ox-Justice Augustus Van
Wyck, both of whom Have carried
the party's standard in gubernato
rial campaigns and by John Sayles
of Buffalo.
Samuel Tilden, second, of New
Lebanon, Columbia county, a nephew
of the late Samuel J. Tilden, called
the gathering to order and named
Alton B. Parker as temporary chair
man. Judge PaTker was enthusiasti
cally cheered as he was escorted to
the platform.
Secretary Francis A. Willard's
reading of the conference call which
followed, was frequently interrupted
by cheers.
Thomas M. Osborn. chairmnn nt
jthe' executive committee, after he
I had proposed rules for the. confer
ence proceedings, which were adopt
ed, addressed the gathering.
At the conclusion of his speech
Mr. Osborn named Edward M. Shep
ard as permanent chairman.
At tho evening session, which
opened at 8:40 o'clock, Chairman
Shepard read a telegram from W. J
Bryan. The message, dated Ken
nedy, Texas, was addressed to "the
democratic conference at Saratoga "
and read: '
"I trust the conference will
strengthen the party by straightfor
ward declaration in favor of prin
ciples and policies acceptable to the
rank and file of the party through
out the land. I am hoping for
strong endorsement of the incomo
tax, for specific demand for free raw
material and substantial reduction of
tariff on manufactured articles.
"W. J. BRYAN."
Though the men enlisted in the
"peace movement disclaim any fac
tional object, the personnel of the
conference is such as to strengthen
Your Nerves
Aro tho life, tho vitality, tho enorgy
of your body.
It is tho nerves that cause tho heart
to pulsate, tho lungs to ihhalo tho oxy
gen, tho brain to direct the motion of
every organ of tho body, tho stomach
to digest food, tho llvor to 3ocroto tho
bile, the kidneys to filter tho blood, and
tbo bowels to carry off tho wasto.
Whon tho nerves of tho stomaoh be
como weakened or exhausted, Indlgos
tion, Constipation and Inflammation re
sult, because tho stomach is inactive.
This is true of all tho organs of tho
body, and proves that to cure disease
you must strengthen tho norves.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
is tho great specific for tho nerves, and
in bringing thorn back to health nover
falls to cure all cases of Nervousness,
Sleeplessness, Neuralgia, Headache,
Spasms, Backache, Muscular Twitch
in era, St. Vitus Dance, Epilepsy, Stom
ach, Liver, and Kidnoy Troubles.
"For two years physicians and health
resorts failed to relieve mo of a compli
cation of stomach, liver, kidnoy and
heart affections. Six bottles of Dr.
Miles' Nervino cured mo." G. W.
ARCHBOLD, Grocer, Decatur. Ind.
Tho first bottlo will benefit, if not,
tho druggist will return your money.
$M$criber$r jWwrti$i8 Depr.
You can make money and build up a
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using this department to place your
proposition before Tho Commoner's big
army of readers. If you havo anything
to buy or sell it will pay you to uso
this department at all times.
QCOTCH COLLIE PUPS. ALL PURE
bred varieties. Ducks and geese.
Dawson Bros. Pranksvillo, Wis,
20000 ,A?ES OF CHOICE, SE
r uuu lected farm lands in the
Famous James River Valloy for sale on
2rn?I?,?"ha-ckOD Paymont Plan. Agents
wanted. Write owners. John B.
Fried Co., Jamestown, No, Dale
CMALL PRINTING OUTFIT FOR
StAEa. 3Z; a bareaIn' UtIook
F1 r?001.1?' i'100 ACRES,
minion Jw ult.lvatIon wo11 stocked
million feet pine, oak, hickory and
?B2Z "mler- Bight room dwelling;
largo barns, productive soil, highly im
proved, convenient to rallcoadV FInSt
ranM,"ftJS0,nS:fffnd. BrinBB, abundant
OSin1?"??0 CHESTER WHITE
2 Swlno. Most pbpular breodlner
Write J. M. Dryden, Phelps City, M!
I AND FOR SALE OR TRADTO-
320 AGRAS OF CHOICE BOTTOM
x 4. la?.d for sal0 2(50. acres In cul
tivation; 35 acres in alfalfa; 25 acres
In,,ho Pasturo; 60 acres in pasture
fP Jlmbr,J,f all. fnCed ttnd K5-
fenced. Wrlto tho owner today for
full particulars. Joseph Nash, Pied
mont, Oklahoma,
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE; 1C0
acres. Box 12, Manes, Mo. .
I EARN ONE OF THE BEST PRO--'
fessions American School of Piano
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