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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
FALLING OFF IN THE CROPS
ESTIMATES FOR CORN, BUCK
WHEAT AND POTATOES.
Decrease for the First Named of Over
Four Bushels an Acre Compared
With Last Year.

Preliminary returns to the D partment
Of Agriculture on the production of corn
Indicate a total yield of 2 5;13 732.c fo bush
els an avera ge Of ri bushels per acre. as
compared with a yield Of 3U.3 bushels per
acre III 1908.
The general average as to qua tty IS
cent last year.
The average yield of corn In 1905 was
2Ss bushels per acre. and the condition
900
II is estimated that about Is per cert
$40 a25. 900 bushels} of the corn Of 1906
was still in the hands Of farm re on No
vemb,r ! I91T as compared with - pr
cent I1o.e!3BlA bushels Of the crep OF
1917 in farmers hands November /. l''o6
ana % rer cent the ten-year average
for old corn on hand NoVenlbr !.
The preliminary estimate II the average
yield per acre Of tUckWAeat is ll;9 bush
els against 1S6 bESheS in 1906 ana
reT.-rear average 0f Isl bushels. A t",al
production Of 1881 600 bushels is thus IN
drated. as compared With 14,e42 600 husn-
els In 1906 The average for quality is
S7.3. against 90.4 last year
Decrease in Potatoes.
The preliminary estimate of the average
yield per acre of potatoes is 95.3 bushes.
against an average flt!h VI We o|1o'''''
in 1906 and ten-year average OF Mo-
bushels a tai production OF zS2,411.N 900
bushels is thus indIrated. a compared
with 3Ds ,03S G01 bushels In 1906 The aver
age rs Ia quality is So per cent, ds com
~a:cd with 800 one wear ago
The preliminary estimate Of the average
vie d Der acre Of tobacco is saS.3 phItds.
as compared with s55.2 pounds In 1871 and
IN aigat-year averag" of 1913 pounds
reduction Of So 213.0n is thus in
..-... as compared with 6e2 4%3Ao
finally estimated in 1906. he aF-
: 10 quality 80 per cent against
- on year go.
The preliminary estimate 0 The average
Weld per acre OF faXsced j. 10 bushels, as
compared with 1U.2 bushes; in 1906 and
lye-ycar average of sc bushels.
\ total production o. -|,42D nl bushels
: thus Indicated. agains. 25.5T6 600 bush
lis in 1915. The average as TO quality Is
- :. against H2.I in 1HG
The preliminary estimate of the aver
ge yield per acre o: rice froughl is 33.l
bushels. as compared with 81 bushels in
1906 and a four-ysar average of 3l.9
bushels 4 total production of 81. $1,000
bushels is thus indicated. as compared
with II $50 GpD bushels in 1905.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
HEARING GOES OVER.
Case of oapuzaya Mining Company
Postponed Until Wednesday.

b. agreement of counsel the hearing in
The matter OF the Capuzaya Mining Com
pany scheduled TO be held today before
Justice Gould. In Equity Court, No. Q
was postponed untN next Wednesday, At
tlat time arguments will be heard upon
tn" petition OF the government 20 have
he company's charter declared void, and
upon the petition of Eugene Davis. vice
president and Edward c. Bryan, treas
Grsr. TO rescind the order appointing John
E. Laskey temporary receiver.
1t is expected that the court At the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
Washington County Returns.


HAGERSTOWN, Md. November S.
Returns from the primaries held In Wash
ingtoA county for United States senator
were eanvassed here today by the demo-
cratic central committee. They show
that John Walter Smith, for the long term
he's plurality Of 1,633. Senator William
Pinkney Whyte received 2.433 for the
short term. Gov Edwin Warfeld, who
opposed former Coy. Smith for the long
term. received less than one thousand
votes in Washington county. and J. r. c.
Talbot received but "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08

same time will consider the report Of the
temporary receiver, VINO asks rule on
Treasurer Bryan to show cause why ne
should not be present and open a certa IN
saf 70 deposit box. from which, It Is al
legged certain certificates of stock have
been removed. The company IS also.
under an order of the court. TO snow
cause why 4 permanent recs:EeF shoulo
sn,1 of the rac mt application of num-
her of New York shareholders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
B0NAPAATE s " Bass
While at Buffalo Discussed
the Standard Oil Case.
FUN OVER PRESS REPORT
Does Mt Want 70 Put Judges Under
the Civil Service
MEETING OF C. S. r. LEAGUE
Special Committee Makes Recon-
mendatioEs for the Care of su-
perannuated Clerks.
FUN OVER PRESS REPORT
MEETING OF C. S. R. LEAGUE
spr-fal ptsasrca 20 The Star.

> o "a
-. N-'' y. y. %0Vemher S-At-
toTuey Gere-1 "oraDarte Who is AZ
trrG.r., The convention of lie National
CiviI Service Refarn IssR,.e INV in
)"
SeSS-"H L''.. spent some tE.@ TINS
morning discussing the Standard oil
cases with United states Attorney Bass
OF this district
E,lI,-,,.t,,., 49,. .st,. ,.,
RUNNING MS talk with MI. BASS, the
A.''...'- 'eA"EdL "heh seen by news
paper men expressed amusement over
Fl publication which stated thai IN bic
speerh bere I.s. n,,-r- r. -,
placing fede-aI 5,Jsroe -,
g '"'1 Is ana tinted
S."t"s attorneys under civil service
..g,yr-,, 49, ,-.-
SIX months xsid >ir f.+ TX me pas" 81
" M h'-ap@Fte !
t""H"tHlIy expect ~ see this statement
TcpUblishnG with J.riafion. ..,,d -,
' '''"IS anu I'm
ana the design generally attributed To
n-e OF having the supreme Court and
ali subordinate federal tribunals &.
eI a. prosecuting officers CT II. de-
ions ''4. i'e'iiI'e eAamlna-
Il look forward 10 this form OF DIS
tlHcti"a because last sumner wa cred
~. W., a n,-llJe- o. remarks, som: OF
more MAJ man .-.f', men Ia no
Jr bGted For ins.I1re 7 u.,s ssiI ~
have Ia ked cut 'snoo.ug IN % GOV
III It.E& sure o. mes meaning, as
w., ~, - s--hl pfosecu In OF
VOL d he re~,ai- - -. ,,'e h''''-'i usN al
rms -, VI s-cCSsS'
n.y., - 1n t'e' coi4ilushI. sa" r.
nothing of the kind aItbo 81. "au S.-In
bered wien : W. ,,YtI 80 nc"
body probably rather cIa,.a I'm,
did say something of - 60, ',poi -,
am ? mr. ms ~ - 81 50 M D
from the meaning thfa aE4rib.,,o 10 u re-
part of NV LITTLE s1aerS of - 80 ~ .
hay al rs, - 49, ~ a'i-
l shall yoluntar IL aeeor{ d-r si.D = ~. -.
some of nv feI ow-citiz.nl o.. a.pn !"
the press anu copy u
Beyond ASSERTING th.t S..
to th. business ~ r-ni+', 90. "a so el@
Bass Office me Am :, - - - 'tot -t' =.
say nothing If bis co,,n.. - iltsi d. ~ou'a
Pass 'S 4Esi ID ION Win MI
Ioday'S Session of Ieaoue
The first r.,o,t So,
p''' Fedd al TO-DAY ssi1n
- the National Civil rVice Reform
-, S,'-'s- as 'i'St 0i the special committea
To forrer rararts eOi4i''i'i'1e rel1rs
on the 1,,esti,r ar5 80 I'm mt
M ,,ro..+~.- "''' s'".=s l''at there Is
,rat Mi 49,, - =. al! olu age provision
oa4si,s, a., i'''o''e 'he government in any
"a t-se' Inc pan sugs asted
e,s~ subcommittee the report
a''1 'aApdS9rs seFera
huhaFeo million dollars before those now
In service had died.
The GLOWING recommendations ar
made;
The league recommends again the Aus
trailan system. under which the govern
ment employ wou b required to tax
out deferred annuities from insurancs
COMPANIES payable at The age of sav -nty
TEr Insurance COMPANIES would he -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
WILL DISPl ACE VORYe
no POLITICS DECLARED TO BE
IN GOV. HARRIS PLANS.

.pecial Dispatch The Star.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, November s.-Gov
Harris it is announced on the authority
% statehousa officials, will not raappoint
Superintendent of Insurance Arthur Fo-
rys, the mana ger of the Taft presidential
campaign No politics Il is de clared. fig
ures In the determine ion of the governor
% have new superintendent of lnsur-
lnce, but he wants to make many changes
in department heads, among them being
examiner of Engineers w. c. kenneuy.
Factory Inspector John II. Morgan and
Members Worthington and Dodge OF the
pardon board. The governor has com
nenced work on his message to the gen.
raj assembly, which meets January l..
The chief subjecis before the lesis' allure
will be county local option and taxation
avs. A. L Vorys SCOTS at the publ
cations to the effect that the reel ctton
OF Tom l.. Johnson as mayor Of CleVe-
and has eliminated Taft from the presi-
4 initial race. While giving OUT no official
opinion, Mr. Eorys is known to regard
tha def at of Represe ntative Theodore
Burton by Mayor Johnson as Involving
no national questions and as not affect
.ns Mr.. Tafts candidacy in the least
National Issues Eliminated.
c.ona issues were eliminated by conse mt
Of both MI Johnson and MIR. Burton.
and the campaign was fought out on local
issues solsly. This fact seems to have
oeen forgotten in the east. 1t is said
here, however that the election las
strengthened Senator Foraker, at !. ast in
Cincinnati and souIaern Ohio. because OF
he fact tina; Cincinnati went overwnelm-
-ngly republican and busted the de mo-
Gratis from? office there and placed For
akers friend, George b. Cox in the sad
lie again. Cox, therefore, must be rec
ogRized in the makeup Of the OAio dale
CATION TO the Gtional republican con
ycuJiOn- and CoXs attitude toward Taft
vii! be governed solely by the strength the
Secretary can snow from now on until
the national convention meets. In other
words, Cox will be governed by the ad
vantage that may accrue to him and his
following, and not by any desire to ad-
vance the interests of Taft or Foraker.
While he is und9rs TODD to be a friend OF
Of the kind that must lead to advance
nent OF himself ana his friends. Cox.
there fore. will probably lay his plans to
De d delegate at large to the national
convention. This viii leave the other
three places TO Foraker, Senator Dick and
Coy. Harris, thus leaving out Man
4ger Arthur Vorys. Evidently. there
fore, the fight III Ohio Tor delegates at
-trse Is going 10 be warm one One of
The significant results of the Ohio elac-
ton is that Tom L. Jonrson will I'M
dolib -e-ily be a candidate for the demo
cratic nomination for president. An
other is hat Johnson is already planning
% nominate Mayor Brandt Whitlock of
Toledo for governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
Our C1nildrer's Clothing.

Note the style, the get up, the exclusive
mess, the designs, patterns, etc. No clothing
i'm the world===especially for the boys==.has the
reputation that the famous e. B. Childrens
Clothing enjoys Not style o. pattern miss
frg. We ask your inspection. We speak with
popular favor of OUR $3.50 SUITS and OVER
COATS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08

Stock of Wings previously
here. reduced from Syc
$50, 1925 and 81, to.
Large Roses. orning
Glories. Peonies and Violets,
in all shades. $50 MS
and 81 p values. $ce>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
Will of Samuel ". Stinemetz.

The will of Sanue? w. Stinemetz, dated
October Il, 1907, was filed for probate
today 1t directs that his wife, Mrs
f. izabeth J. St:nemetz, shall Distribute
among the chilGran personal memeItos of
their father In the form of books Or jew
elry. With this exception the entire IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
SATURDAYS Specials i'm Furnishings.

tate is devised to the widow. The Ameri
can Security and Trust Company is named
as executor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
PLAN WAR ON WHITE
PLAGUE
Notable Gathering of Worlds
Greatest Medical Authorities
in Session at Vienna,

Vienna, Sept. l9.-Problems of the
prevention of the infection and spread
of the white plague Will be treated
in "a dozen papers by the worlds
greatest medical authorities during the
sessions of the International Tubercu-
ldsis conference opening today In Vi
emma. At the opening session a rec
ommendation was adopted fayoring
uniform sanitary laws in every coun-
try, with the view of preventing con-
sumption. Among the laws demanded
are those providing a daily dislnfee-
ton of passenger coaches on all steam
and electric railways. and requiring
physicians to report to the proper au-
thorities every case of tuberculosis dis
covered. in order that proper meas-
ures may be taken 20 protect those
coming in daily contact with he pa
tients.
Among the distinguished authorities
on tuberculosis in attendance at th1
congress are DR.. Flick, of Philadei'
phia; DR.. Weschselbaum, of Vienna
Dr.. Won Behrin, of Marburg; Or. Cal
mette, of Lille; Drs. kirchner, 0rth
Kraus and Schuetz. all of Berlin; Dr
Fluegge, of Breslau; Or. Unterberger
of ST. Petersburg; DR.. SpronX. OF
Utrecht. and DR.. Raj, of Liverpool
The deliberations OF the congress vii
extend through tomorrow n Satuf'
day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
l[LEGATES TO
HAGUE WOULD
TRY AGAIN
THIRD PEACE CONGRESS
Urged ON GOVERNMENTS
Next Time Committee Would
Arrange Program So That
Conference Might Hope to
Accomplish Something,

The Hague. Sept. 19.-All the heads
= he FOREIGN delegations at the peace
oanference met today and unanimous
A.. odopted the following resolution:
D ,aTbe conference recommends to the
mars the -cOnVCcation ~ a third
Inference after a period similar 20
.hat which elapsed between the for
ne conferences. The conference
nalis the attention of tho powers TO
mo necesgitv Of having the work Of
tho conference prepared IN sufficient
lime before its meeting so that its de-
nberatlors may be taken up with in
1isnens9ble authority and |rapidity.'
Ia attain this object the conference
thinks II very desirable that about two
Years before the probable date of con-
vacation a preparatory committee
sbnrid be entrusted by the govern
,nents with the collection Cf the diff
seraut propositions to be submitted
., no conference and tho gatherin" o'
matters susceptible Of being embodied
IN the international regulations and
hat this committee prepare o pro-
cram about which the governments
he able to agree upon early enough
IN have n earnestly studied In each
country. The conference recommend
al that this committee be also en-
trnsted to propose a system OF orRani-
zation and procedure for the confer
ence.'
The resolution viii be submitted for
to the plenary session of the
saturday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
INTEREST IN BABY
SHOW WAKING
Entries Coming and Arrange
mentS for the Big Event Are
Actively Under Way.

Interest In the territorial fair baby
has suddenly been aroused and
entries are coming I'm IN the good old
way, that proves we are not threat
ened with race suicide in New Mex
leo Just now. There are babies Of all
ages-under tWo-siZes, shapes and
conditions, ANA they are stl1l coming.
This years baby show will have a
number Of advantages over last years
event. In the FIRST place. the commit
tee In charge has arranged for ample
room for an babies and their mothers.
nurses dud the spectators. There viii
be also adequate ventilation, and the
babies Will be arranged in classes so
that the judging may not be so diff
cult or complicated as IL was a year
ago. The baby show committee Is
composed Of Marcus y. Kelley, of the
Morning Journal, NJ. Mandell and DR..
p. II. Briggs. Entries for the baby
show may be left at the Morning
Journal office, at NJ. Mandell's cloth
ing store on Central avenue or at the
AlvaradO or Highland pharmacies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
REsuLTs TELL.
There Can BE No Doubt About the
Results in Albuquerque.

NtNfN - ~
Results tell the tale.
All doubt is removed.
The testimony Of an Albuquerque
citizen
Can be easily investigated.
What better proof can be had?
Mrs. Frank Ray, of BIG Baca Ave
nue.. Albuquerque, New Mexico, says:
"Doan's Kidney Pills were frs.
brought to my attention about four
years ago while living in Helena,
Montana. Mr. Ray had been troubled
Tor some time with attacks of severe
pain I'm his back. and he used them
with the most satisfactory results, and
proved that they do all that Is claimed
for them in such cases. The good
opinion he then formed Of Doan's
kidney Pills has strengthened with
ume as other appeals made 10 them
have always brought relief and proved
that they a be depended upon not
only 10 remove backache but To give
relief from all rheumatic pains. We all
ways mean 10 keep q supply of Doan's
Kidney Pills on hand TO have in case
Of need. and there is no time that we
hear one complaining Of any symp-
toms Of kidney trouble that we DO not
advise the use Of Doan's Kidney
pins"
cents. FOster-Milhurn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans-and
take no other.
Tor sale by all dealers. Price 80
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
UNIQUE CART0ONlST
AT THE CRYSTAL

Everyone in the country studio
and laughs at cartoons-this IS "a ~
foan nation. but rarely do we eNe
See tho hands that draw these eal
toons. The Crystal circuit mas ~
Wdsd for Albuquerque's wants ~ ~.
particular for this week BY sen1lns
Cos newest house-our new
theater al 100 w. Gold avenue-Mr
lou Cox. a cartoonist eX~traorulsal
who is The originator of Ine 49,
We See in the Moon and VINO
;eraining delightfully."- with ms SleI'
-opficon silhouette cartoons
Mr. Cox uses a darkcned stage "
bic screen. q stereopticon "
small pair Of scissors and some pam
white paper. Standing in the retlretel
light unon the screen he works tn.
scissors rapidly through the pap'
and bis hands and their actions a
visible to every auditor. Having NI
lshed the likeness he pastes % ulpi
9 piece Of glass and eNrnFes Do i'I.
ne large lens. which magnihes ii Af
brings out an its smallest haractet
ucl The work O. simply jug
ha,h a. a vaudeville feature ana y
an Intellectual treat his novel iuil
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20

cannot be surpassed. Mr.. Cox's.
unique specially is one that might be
better adapted to a blase vaudevnle
audience, where all conventional ideas
are t~hreadbare. than 10 "A new one
that hasn't become tired of the con-
venuons yet. Mr.. Cox produces sill
houettes OF Queen Victoria. Abraham
Lincoln, Mckinley. Roosevelt. ana
other celebrities to start with, then
he strolls through his audience and
gathers some half dozen or so various
types among il, and returns and
makes their images in the tiny black
outlines upon the screen. He will be
the talk of the town before his en-
gagement is finished next Sunday
night.
Ladies should remember that each
tuesday and Friday afternoon at his
mouse IL SET apart for their souvenir
matinee. This afternoon il souvenir
day again-an entirely different de-
sign OF souvenir being given out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
a /. q uER o E-
Foundry and Machine Works.

II. y. Hall. Proprietor.
iron and Brass Castings. ore, Coal, ano
Lumber Cars. Pulleys, Crate Ears, Babblt'
Metal. Columns and Iron Fronts for Build
ings. Repairs on Mining and Milling Ma
chlnery our speciality FOUNDRY East side
o. Railroad Track, Albuaueaue. New Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
PREPARING IMPORTANT
WORK ON THE PUEBLOS
DIR. Stewart Culin Returning To NV
York After Four Months Ahi"'E
Indians of the SOUTHWEST

DIR Culin. head of the ue-
p,rtment of anthropolOgy OF me
prookIyn institute and considered the
foremost authority on the Pueblo IN
dian of the southwest. was a Vlsilo.
in Albuquerque yesterday, leaving last
night for New York. after our
months spent among the Indian Pu-
ehlns Of the territories and the tilp,
of southern California. DIT. cum -
now preparing an important W"'e e
~ ui,re as an authority. lie has al
|ready snent several months amons
M 9oopIe of the Jemez and Taos pu-
nattns ana has been devoting his tllne
during the past summer especially :"
he Tribes in southern California no"
rspidly becoming extinct.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
NATION SENT
TO PRISON
Seventy-five Days in Jail Pen
atty for Delivering Anti Gig
arctic Talk in Washington
Streets,

CARRIE NATION 80 90 IS Go
Washington, Sept. 19-ln the police
court today Mrs. Carrie Nation re-
fused to promise not 10 talk to CROWDS
Ion the street and was sent 10 the
workhouse for seventy-ive days in De
fault OF the payment Of a fine OF $Eo'
Sho was arrested yesterday Tor dls-
orderly conduct. She was a~duiesSlhB
a crowd in front Of the postonict uv
nartment on Inc evil effects Of cigar
ette smoking and when she refused To
stnp She was arrested.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
EARTHQUAKE IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Redlands. Cal, Sept ia shatp
t~arthouake shock was felt at SAP
this evening. The vibrations
we're from north 60 south. The dufa-
lion of the loud rumble MAS TWO sec
while that Of the shake was U
ono second. Crockery on shelves was
ratified. but no buildings were crackeu
or damage of any kind done althougIss
the shock was the heaviest LOT els"'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
New Dress Trimmings

That ndeTnabe onefdno-ndNduaHt-o essenua in every smart article OF attire IS
ennhaSzed here in a wy most pleasing to those in guest of original IDEAS Every article oil
apre shown ato Dun OPENING has a distinctive style character ABOUT an O NE nuHdy
air so different from any thing you viii see in any other establishment Every aa"nu
is shown is the inspiration of an artist and nd OF me oySL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
Mlchiean bay AZ jamestown.

NOrfOlk, Va. Sept. Iy,-ThIs Is
Michigan and Detroit day at the
jamestown exposition and the special
exercises arranged for the occasion
We're participated In by a large NUM-
Der Of prominent citizens of the Pc
ninSula state. Mayor William b.
Thompson, Of Detroit, made the prin-
cipal address.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
Authoritative Millinery

vs display Or te Inspection 10 our friends ana
patrons ue m.st tafel beautiful and exclusive
s u nu millinery chat uo have ever shown
watch cur window fHapiaya
The artistic nnf en,atfH rHrlflan color harun-
Hsa tHe new aud neauulll Imported feathers
e.s.r. and ribbons the skUful cuusman.hip ana
t. aii- diversity of styles au combine 60 make
tH. HsIas ms authoritative millinery shoaiHs %
fHe seae.H
Uar display ~ ORIGINAL Partisan maisis toreiher
with rl.aa anI adaptations suitable fr the Amer
.asu marsri Is absolutely oomrista snd the ladies'
.f Ahuausrque are cordially Invited o. avail them
.i,e. g mi- app5riuuiiy for Observing ne latest
ans neaest modes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
NEW STATE ENTERS UNION
WITH 1,414,042 PEOPLE

Washington. sept. 19.-Director
North of the census bureau, today was
advised that the final figures for the
new state Of oklahoma show a total
population Of 1.414,042. oklahoma
having 721,1f1 inhabitants ana the IN
alan territory 692.g 01.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
now TO AyoI6 APPENDIcIrIs.

Most victims Of appendicitis are those who
are habltually constitpated. Orino Laxative
Syrup cures chronic constipation BY
the liver and bowels. and re-
stores the natural action Of the bowels
Jrino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nause-
lte or grippe and is mild and pleasant to
Refuse substitutes. ] II. O'ltielly ca