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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-30
LAMsoNs MARKET REPORT.
Furnished by hanson Bros, 4 Co., 20;
Masonic Temple: Phone 1ea

'SsSoSu1S tSIVpI0s Snon0 I9S,
CHICAGO. July 30.-Sellingf early. in
duced by more favorable weather
carried values " cent lower. The
offerings passed into strong hands,
however, and when shorts tried to
cover. and investment buying appeared
p rally OF more than 8 cents followed
In the distant options. Light receipts
higher prices for the cash grain and
O much better eastern demand were
the principal bullish influences.
Oats-Free selling of the August de-
livery by cash houses, presumably
against purchases to arrive, and the
early decline in corn, affected oats ad-
versely. Later the strength in corr
started shorts to cover and a good
rally followed.
Provisions-Product started slightly
easier but gathered firnmess on an ad-
vance of 10 to % cents in hogs and a
better cash demand for lard and meats
Chicago cars-Wheat 9s7: corn, i65 /;
oats, 1S1.
Minneapolis cars-Wheat, 1ts.
Winnipeg cars-Wheat, 20.
Clearances-Wheat 1S,000;I corn,
none; oats, 10000.
RANGES OF PRICES.
Prev.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-30
Easy-Goinq People.

ANY time is good enough for easy
going people. Any way Is we'll enough.
They are inclined to be sorry for the
young man who sets his alarm clock
for an early hour, and takes off his
coat when he goes to work. But the
road to success Of any sort is never
easy. Easy-going people jog along
comfortably, knowing nothing Of tense
nerves and strained muscles, but when.
the day is over, the goal is still far irl
the distance,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-30
OLD CROP WHEAT. At s2.s7.
Goes to Premium When Federal. Re
strictions Are looscneds

str'ctlons Are looscned.
Minneapolis. July 3o.-with new
government milling and grain trade
regulations in effect yesterday and
wheat prices guaranteed on basis Of
$2.2lH in Minneapolis for No. north
ern, car of old crop No. northern
sold yesterday at s2.37. premium Of
lSh cents a bushel. The same price
was bid for more. but there was little
on sale or offered to arrive.
Comment on change was that, while
there has been no opportunity yet to
test out new crop offerings, because
spring wheat has not yet begun to
move to market, the paying of a
premium for the old crop wheat indi-
Gates that, notwithstanding the big
production this year. much Of the high
grade milling grain may sell higher
than the price the government has
guaranteed
There Is now nothing to prevent a
miller or other buyer of wheat from
paying more than the guaranteed price
except the price limit for the sale of
-four, which for Minneapolis Is fixed on
q $1O.01 a barrel basis. The new plan
permits competitive buying and, M
stead oGall wheat being distributed by
the Food Administration Grain Cor
poration, 1t Is on a commercial basis,
except that the corporation will pay
the full basis prices whenever CONNER
cial demand fails to absorb offerings.
Reports on the floor yesterday were
that the winter wheat crop is moving
heavily. Chicago was estimated to
have received 1850 cars over Sunday
and Kansas citYs estimate was so5
cars.
1t Is expected new spring wheat will
begin arriving in Minneapolis very
soon.
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PEORIA CASH GRAIN.
MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN. (
Nippeap o1iS T,lv an

Wheat-Dark northern. 2.2sk; old
40: No. 1 northern, 2.21h; old 2.3S;
No. dark northern, 2.2oh; old 2.s7;
No. northern, 2.1sk: old 2.33: No.
dark northern, 2.14k: No. red spring,
2.1S1s; No. red spring, 213k No.
red spring, 2.o9h: No. 1 dark hard
Montana, 2.23k; No. hard Montana,
2,211s No . dark hard Montana, 2.201s !:
No. hard Montana. 2.1sk: No. I
durum. 2.2l1@: old, 2.33; No. durum
-"'<: old $50.
Crrn-No. s yellow, 1.so@165; No.
yellow, 1.50 @1.55: No. ) yellow, 1.40@
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-30

be no contest in this country as to any
thing that touches the war, betweci,
any individuals or between any politica!
parties, except that contest--who can
serve and who can most give
Chairman Hays was in conference
most of the day with men representing
many of the Indiana congressional dis
tricts concerning the conduct of the
Indiana congressional fight, where the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-30
Chicago Produce.

Chicago, July 80
Butter--Unchanged: creamery. 3s1s
@ish.
Eggs-I.ower: receipts, 17.144 cases;
at mark. cases included, a5Ql37; ordi-
rary firsts. s5@361a: frsts. 3s@SSk.
Poultry--Alive. unsettled: fowls
2Sia @29; springs, 49,
Pork-C'ash. nominal.
Lard-Cash, 26.57@26s2.
Rihs-Casir, 24.1202i,T5.
Rye--No. 2, l.62@1.62
Barley--1 .00@1.I.
Ttmothy--5.00@S.5 0.
sClover--Nominal.
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SWINE VALUES
STILL CLIMBING
ADDITIONAL ADVANCES SCORED
BY NEARLY ALL CLASSES OF
HOGS.
MOST GRADES SELL is
TO IS CENTS HIGHER
Steers Strong and Higher Except
Common to Plain lights = Bidders
:. Demand Lower Prices For Sheep
Early Sales Of Natives Made at
Saskatchewan Of NJ arket Conditions

Chicago, July 30.--Hogs continue to
advance and the prediction that prices
may go to $40 is not considered as
improbable. An additional advance Of
10 to 20 cents was made today. The
range Of prices IL widening and only
the best command the higher prices.
There was total Of $4,000 hogs at
eleven markets Monday, being 1000
less than a week ago. 5000 more than a
year ago and 5000 less than two years
ago.
Chicago had 400 less than a week
ago. 20.500 more than year ago. when
"a threatened switchmen's strike cur
tailed receipts, and 200 less than two
years ago.
The four Missouri river markets
Monday had practically the Same total
as week ago ut 29,5oo. standing 1900
smaller than yea rago and 400 less
than two years ago
Cattle.
Common to plain light steers were
sold With difficulty today, but other
grades were strong To higher.
new record was established when
drove OF Ohtc-fed offerings. aver
aging over 1.4G0 pounds sold at
$3.50 and the former record was also
passed by lot Of l.S45-pound Iowa
fed animals that made $3.50. A few
other lots reached $1s.25 and several
lunches sold at $lS.0uQ1S.l0.
Those at S1700917.S5 suited for
general purposes but seldom had much
weight. There were good many
grass-fed offerings taken at $4,000
1915 and the plain kinds cleared at
sl2.50@14.5o. those at s11.oo4l2.oo
being very thin and rather light. Com
moner and lighter stock went mostly
at sS.00410.00, altho numerous
punches cleared at $6.500IOO.
Local receipts. because OF the break
In prices Of the plain steers last week.
moderated Monday and the estimate
OF $4,000 was a little short OF expec-
tations. standing 1000 smaller than
previous Mon.lly, over twice as large
as year ago. when d threatened rail-
road strike cattailed the run. and $500
short Of two Years ago.
Six outside western markets had
$1,000, near 1000 less than week ago,
5000 short of year ago and 1900
larger than Two years ago st. Paul
showed most decrease compared with
week ago While Kansas City and
Omaha offerings held UP best compar-
atively. Including Chicago the seven
markets had 72.cU0, or $4,000 less than
last Monday. 1900 more than a year
ago and $4,000 more than two years
ago. u
Sheep.
Buyers insisted on lower prices for
fat lambs. a few early sales were
made at 1880.
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Chicago Potato Market.
Z New York ,Produea.

New York July 30.
Rutter-Steady: receipts. 9,705 tubs;
creamery specials, 45A44S: creamery
extras. 44A@45; extra lrsts. 1910
"a =; packing stock, current make, No.
2, "a.
Cheese-Firm: receipts 4.446 boxes:
state whole milk special, white or
colored. 25k@e5%; average fancy, 25
s@a5M
Eggs-lrregular receipts, t1s,5as
cases; fresh gathered selected extras,
$50 a; extra firsts 44Q45; frsts 400
43.
Poultry--Alive steady; old ROSTERS.
%; dressed. steady: western chickens.
S9@46; fowls, 310S8.
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Hay and Straw.

An improved local and outside de-
mand for timothy hay made flrmer
market, with No /, $23.00@26.00;
Standards, s21.oo@2s.00. Receipts were
% cars, including 5 cars Of new. which
sold at 2O.0OQs22.00. A car q new
Kansas prairie arrived, hich was not
sold until late in the day. There were
also three cars of Wisconsin prairie,
Offerings were light and demand good
at 10000 $4,000 for choice and south
western and sl9.006s2o.00o for Iowa
and northwestern. No straw was re-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-30
Stokes Heads LEAGUE Committee

New York, July 30.-The National
Security League announced today that
Rear Admiral Charles E. Stokes, re-
tired surgeon general of the navy, has
accepted the craftsmanship of it's COM
nittee on preliminary training and in
stiTction for registered mea in the
draft
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-30
BAKER WOULD END
ALL VOLUNTEERING
SENATE INFORMED THAT SYSTEM
NOW IN VOGUE HURTS
SERVICE.
DRAFT AGE CHANGES
WITHIN THIRTY DAYS

Administration Draft Law Target o
Sharp Criticism in Senate-Blame
for Many Exemptions Placed on
Local Boards-Men Volunteer In
Hope Of Landing Places Behind
Fighting Lines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-30
Explosion Kill. Thirty Ja,..

London. July 3O.-Thirty persons
were killed and sixty. others injured by
an explosion of mulhitions at Himon-
soseki. Japan, on Saturday, says Cen
trail News dispatch from Toxic.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-30
For a R,,cty Screw.

Hold rcd-hot iron to the head Of
the screw for Il short time and tliet
use the screw-driver while the screw
is still hot. 1t can be removed easily
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-30

republicans expect to win three new
districts where democrats are now
sitting.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-30

c,ss Turn Downward Is Sympathy
With Corn and Because of Larger
Receipts Fro,r, Now crop-Strensth
of Live Hogs Rallies Provisions
Market.

Cnietgo, Jaly 30a = Corn developed
Weanypsa today, influenced by better
@cs.her and BY reports that relations
between Turkey and Germany had
heen severed Absence of confirmation.
however. of reports of such severT
ance. l2d to- something of a rally. Trad
ing lacked volume. Opening prices,
which ranged from V cent 70 X cent
lower. with August 1T S1.52 Rnd Sep
TENDER at s1.53ss a t.5sA, were fol-
lowed by further setback and then
by n moderate reaction.
Latf>~ smallness of receipts and i'm
proved shipping call helped to lift
prices. The close was strong. v, cents
TO 2 cents net higher, with August at
Y ,S4sas1.a4ss and September at sl.55k
s1.55A.
Hr-ssrNnt down grade with corn.
'sa''.tar receipts f"om the new crop
to" - :''sc tn deprcss the market.
.Aftfr ,onHuing kG% cent down. prices
@c,,t'nc 70 weaken.
Provisions.
s,sss7'-.'.-'h &C the hog market rallied
~ - g A :rst slight declines had
go ','11o y srs'nathy with grain.
Later dealings showed firmness due
In par cca,, demand and lib
.erai shinments.
50 cr-;n Close.
Chicago. July 30.
ee''n-.- Yellow, nominal; No. 3
w. No yellow. 1891 80:
49,.
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PLUMB BROS.
Notice o. INTERPRETATION.

Nettca = hers.hv s y.sa,o .s. 10.
4 been Formed ,,rda,. ~ : - - .,,S
state, 81 Iowa ) cornora t,on ror ,acun :
s iaryj! profit and the nama a. this cnr-
poration a aschmidt Hardware CON, :
pai,,,'' and its principal n,aca ~ fhnsi.
ness Il at Narshalltown sMar.ha i,
icrsourty Iowa 9 ~ .
The general nat,,ra eor ~. hn.,,ess
to lie transacted bv mis- cornora . .ion
shall be the conduc4,np ~ = ,,hnlas,1a
] and refill hardware business incl,.a-
ing the buying s,reen,pr ss,,,ne a,ed
dealing Ia al, k,nd. :, herdr,ore n,a
chirery. lbn,fder,a, .nnnIas ana
material. ana ~. snv "a an a.san
articles sor mat.r,ai. r.rt.,n,na V ~ :
general hardware f-hu.ir.sy u,th ,ha
/ full right to conduct : renar.i ~ r-
schandise h,,.ir =. s,,,.,,,s,nr e. -. n,,..
Ing keepinx. seliinrf ana as.,,ar e =, 10y ~,
I articles Of nnerchand,sa which nav
lawfully be bought and aid within .he
state OF Iowa as 49, -
This corporation shall have me rieht
! to buy, keep, sell and install surnaees
heating plants. lighting plants. nlnml
Init devices and nxtures and any and
All other plants and. devices which NAV
sbe considered advisable BY, IT. board of
dii'ectors
1It IL also authorized b bpv. hold sci,
ard convey such real and personal
: property as may be deemed necessary
]: for the operation and protection Of its
i bli1iness, and may give and receive
I5m r and similar conv.yances in
The authorised capital stock Of this
sesrporation = thirty thousand Sollar
& divided into shares of sone hundred
4 d5llars each and all stock shall be
fully patd and non-aas esa,aola when
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-30
ASK RECORD APPROPRIATION.
Largest War Fund Since Outbreak o.
HostiIities Demanded

London, July 30.-The largest appro-
priation demanded since the beginning
of the war will be submitted to the
house of commons Thursday. says the
Daily Telegraph.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-30
Chicago Horse Market.

Chicago, July 30.-The number Of Of
ferings at the horse auction was small
err than last week, even tho the esti-
mate was larger. Many Of the horses
Included in the receipts were billed
thru. Bigger receipts would have been
hard on the trade, as there were very
few buyers on hand, and the auction
was slow.
The quality Of the horses was in
keeping with the demand and the hest
of the receipts went to the army in
spection.
Receipts of horses are estimated at
600 head, compared with 594 last week,
S27 year ago and 2.073 two years
ago.
Poor Choice
to good. to extra.
Drafters. to yrs
old, 1850 to 1.750
pounds .$1s5@20o s225@2ss
Loggers ........... 150@200 2e0@225
Feeders Eek wgts) 100000 21O@240
saddlers ....-.-. 75@150 l75030Q
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MILWAUKEE CASH GRAIN. :.

3 d 4 =.
Milwaukee, July 30.
Wheat-Steady: No. spring 2.26; No.
2 spring. 2.2s: No. 3 spring, 2.1s: No.
a mixed, 2.20.
corn-Steady to cents higher: No. 2
white. 100; No. 8 white, 1.67; No. s
white, 1.4o@l.42. No. 3 yellow, 1853:
No. yellow, 1.56@1.S1; No. 5 liked,
LOO: No. 6 mixed. LAO.
oats-Two to 21k cents lower; No.
8 white. 1874 @74h.
Barley-Four cents to cents lower.
No. 3. ITO
Rye-Five to cents lower; mo. 2,
LIS.
PEORIA CASH GRAIN.
Peoria. July 30.
corn-Receipts, SO cars: 2 to 8
cents higher; sample grade, 1.15@1.46:
No. yellow. 1.55: No. 6 yellow. $50.
Oats-Receipts. 10 cars; No. white
and standard. IA; No. white, II:
market to IA cents lower.
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Ra-e- Of Chicago Grain Prices.

Chicago. July 80.
Corr ',"arus. opened at 1.52: high
se:s', IT.: lowest. 151M:i closed
1.a4ls member opened at 1.53hs ::
highest l.'5%; lowest 1.52%; closed
1871.
oa-s--Angrst opened at 6sh: high
est. 6sk lowest. 6sss; closed, SO;
September opened at esh: highest
6s7s: lo"'"~t, CTS closed. 6sM.
'Pcrk--1'.'r. closed, 1875; Septembe,
ore~ ed<at $50; highest. 1875; lowest
45lS9:Sclosrd, 1888. -
Lard,-Juiv highest a6.s2; lowest
26.7I: closed. a6s2; September opened
at 26.4e; highest, 1857; lowest, 2s4s;
closed. 26.57.
Rsbs-JulS closed. 24.e5: septembe,
opened at e4.72; highest, 24.s2: lowest
24.fQ: c,osed, si90.
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Open, High. Low. Close. Close.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20
Wants to Form New County

Magdalena, N. NJ, Sept. TO-
There is on foot movement to have
this section of Socorro cunty 60 be-
fore the session of the state legis
lature this winter and ask that So
zorro county, perhaps the biggest in
the United States, be cut in half and
that new county be formed with
Magdalena as the county seat.
The Magdalena World in starting
the campaign this week, said III
part:
'SocOrro county being the largest
county in the United States, larger
than tire or four of our states put
together, would il not be more con
venient, more metropolitan, better for
the masses, better for the people in
every way for us TO have the county
divided into about two or three good
big coupties so we would have more
representation in state affairs, have
everything nearer at hand, eliminate
the great expense of travelling miles
to a court, have a site near enough
70 rs to feel that we have a personal
interest in it. Then why not petit
ton for a division Of the county and
make Magdalena a county sitei This
can be demanded and can be had for
almost the asking. Why not have
this legislation acted upon during the
next legislaturei We would suggest
that the nome be Fall, Jones, Wal
ton, Columbia, Washington, Jeffer-
son, Jackson, Mexico, Gray, CIton-
ardD Wood, Pershing, Wilson, Argall.
Mcdonald, Waldo, or we could will
ingly submit to the name being
Jones, Smith or Brown. Just to have
the county authorized by the legis-
lature and relieve the situation that
now exists"
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Report All Dsssrtsrs

The adjutant general of the war
department has requested the co.
operation Of the New Mexico state
council of defense in the detection
of deserters from the army and navy
and delinquents, including technical
draft deserters, that is; registrants
who have failed to file question:
naires; appear for physical examin-
tiOn, or otherwise comply with the
selective service law
In addition to having the county
lind community councils carry on the
work assigned by the war depart
lnent the state council is asked Ia
|give publicity to the activities Of the
department of justice and other agen-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20

sale No. iel6-wl, Sec. q; all Of Section,
w ~ 30; wa, Sec %; r. 81 s.. X. Ia NJ
ali Of Sections !, 10. 10 Nl. sra. Sec "a
20 sec "a; 7. n s.. r. IL W.. Wa. See
. ali OF sections 4; 5, Q; W., Sec. Z m
sec, 5. WaNEa, WI, SET. Sec. EbNWl
SMt Sec. 10; all Of Sec 10. Lots 3
sEtMW4 ElsWi Sec. IS: r. % r
~ W, 81 Sec. 5 an " Sections ;. II. n
- - X. 10 W, containing 1864 Sc acres
o. which s6Os n acres were selected for An,
santa re and Grant County Railroad Bond
rnna' There are no improvements on hi,
Sale No l247--All Of Sec. 10. 7. % s. R
W., containing $4,000 acres. There are ma
improvements on this tract
sale No. l2is-An u Sections 81 "a. n
10 -, X. W, NEi. See g. an Of See 7
va, Sec, 3 81 Of Sections H. Is. 10. wa
sec ~ ak Of Sections 80, "a. IS: T. 81 n
K. w all Of Sections IL. i2. IL. IA 9s
- 70; "a, Sec. 20. al Of Sec. So r. "a 81
x; W, SEi, Sec. O. 81 Sec. ; 81 Sec. a
~, Sec, o. al Of Sections 10. IL. IA Sac
Us ~, See. 49, al Of sections 20 9o M
SW Sec 30 all Of sections 81. AZ. r ID
~ X W.. all ~ Sections . 3. 8 a
~, SEl Sec. .; SWi. Sec. Il ali of Sec
s oS o. 10 SCI Sec. p all Of Sections
a. s 90 y. % - r W., containing 2l,
selected for the Santa Ne and Grant CountS
sis Of ''"
No bids on the above described tracts A
aud VIII h. accepted for less than TURpF
DVhitAhS tSa.OOl per acre which a the
appraised value thereof and In addition thereio
uae successful bidder must pay for the i'm.
pro'emenh that exist on he land
Sale No. l249-wl. SEA. slNEi Sec az
y. % 8, R. Q W., containing 500 90 -cre,
There are no improvements on this irae, NJ
pa on me above described tract Of land viii
10 accepted for less than $1,000 per acre.
Each Of the above described tracts win h
offered Tor sale separately.
The above sale Of land will be- subject IN IN,
following terms and conditions. via.
Except for and selected for the Santa y,
ana Grant County Railroad Bond Fund. the
speceesiul bidder must pay 10 the Commits
sloner OF Public Lands or his agent holdinr
such sale onetwcnlieth OF the price Offered
by him for the land, four per cent interest N
advance TOY the balance Of such purchase price
ieta Tor advertising and aupraisemant and ar
costs incidental TO The sale herein each ana mi
Of said amounts must be deposited IN cash ol
certified exchange a. the time Of sale and
Nhicn SAID amounts and 81 Of them are sub
lecl % forfeiture % the State Of New Nerie,
u the successful bidder does not execute con
tract within thirty days after Il has been
mailed 10 him BY ihe State Land Oaace. M
contract to provide that the purchaser NAV N
hn option make payments ~ not less than one
inirirth Of nincyfiyo per cent OF ne nun
chase price 4i any time after he sale and prior
% The expiration Of thirty yean from daie N
me contract. and 20 provide for the navmonl
q ANY unpaid balance NJ the expiration III
ihiriy ycan from The date d the contract viii
Interest on deferred payments NJ ihe rate N
four per cent per annum PAYABLE IN advane,
ON the anniversary Of The date Of contrae
partial payments % b. credited on the a.
'efAafy OF NE daie Of ne contract merit iol
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cies in apprehending deserters with
in the state boundaries.
Deserters from the army and navy
should be delivered at oace to the
naarest military post. All draft de-
serters will be reported or delivered
to the local agent Of the department
Of justice. Expenses may be re-
covered from the war department OF
the department Of justice, as the
case may be, and in the case of an
army deserter there is an alternative
Of a reward of 5000. -.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
or NEW MEXICo IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF LUNA
Rosa Buck
Plaintiff
vs.
Sylvester Buck.
Defendant
NOTICE or SUIT.
No. $40
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POSITIVE PROOF
Should Convince the Greatest Skep
tic In Demlnq

Because it's the evidence of n
Deming citizen.
Testimony easily investigated.
The strongest endorsement of mer.
it.
The best proof Read il:
Mrs. h. w. Mathis,6l2 S. Gold nv.
emue, says: al times when my kid
neys haven't been acting right aud my
back has been lame have use,'
Doan's Kidney Pills. When these at
tacks came on have felt lame and
atiif all over. My back has ached as
though il were broken and have
been nervous and had dizzy spells.
Spots seemed 10 dance before ms
eyes and annoyed me and have
felt generally run down. Doan's
Kidney Pills have always quickly re
moved such attacks, making me feel
like myself again"
zoe, at al dealers. Foster Milburp
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, NY.
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ROBT. P. ERvIEN.
'ommisSioner " Public Lands. State Of New
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First publication. July &c. 1918.
Last publication, September 81. 1918
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Donald McAdams Of Deming has
arrived in France, according to a let
Ter received from him by his mother
this week. The letter, with was
dated early in August, asks his Dem
ing friends TO write him and gives
his address as Co. G, l2Oih NJ. @.
Rn.. A. p. O. 734, A. n. y.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20

Several clerical workers arrived
from Albuquerque Sunday for work
at Camp Cody They are being sent
out this week to various draft boards
in the state to aid in the classifica-
ton of the regisirants of Sept. 18th.