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Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-12-04
HAD SFRED
FOURTH YEARS
SINCE TING TANLAC
ALL TRIBES HAVE
DISPEARED

"Taniac ma web man of me af-
ter / had sun for fourteen years
and spent sa hundred dollars in
trying to- qetef," said E. A. Hicks,
a we'll khowrrchant of Blackwell,
Tenn.
81 was in nRblc shape" he con-
tinued, "hnd years ago ! became
so much woraat I had to quit
working at Etrade and bought a
store where Eork would be lighter
on me. 1 haddly any appetite, and
after forcinavn anything, l would
become nausd and begin vomiting.
Gas pressedbn my stomach Tat
would smottto death and feel as
though theirs a hard lump in my
stomach, an ten 1 would be in so
much rIliserat / would have to go
to bed.
II tried ething l could think of
but got no If till l started on Tan
lac. BY there / had taken half a
bottle / wheeling like new man.
When / htaken three bottles !
found thathad gained ten pounds
and my fotid not hurt me at all
My appetpicked up right away
and now / It have a bit of trouble
with gas otligestion and everybody
around her talking about how wei
/ am lookiI sure do feel fine anc
it was not but Tanlac that fixct
me up"
Tanlac pld by druggists every
where.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-12-04
J. III. YEAMAN FORMER
SMITH COUNTIAN

New Middleton,> December /, 1919.
James H. YeamAp, who was found
dead in his garage IA Nashville last
week, was a former Smith County
boy, having been born and reared in
New Middleton. He left here when
nineteen years of age. Having made
rapid strides in his chosen profession,
he was, at the time of his death, one
of the best known architects of the
state. The last work he did in the
county and perhaps the last plan he
drew was for the $4,000 new High
His many friends of the community
regretted to learn of his untimely
death
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-12-04
DECLARES CLAIMS
CAN BE PROVEN
FARMER ENTERTAINS
NO DOUBT OF MERITS
OF TRUTONA

Friendship, Tenn, -"Trutona is all
and more than it is claimed to be"
The foregoing statement from Ham
Ii Jones, 65 years old, who resides on
rural route No 3, and is a man known
to hundreds in this vicinity, will do
much to convince even the most skep-
teal of Trutona's remarkable merits.
81 have suffered from liver and
kidney troubles for more than forty
years" Mr.. Jones continued. "Of
course, / had tried a number if differ
.ent medicines but none gave the relief
that I've gained from Trutona."
sand mysrelief became so noticeable
in such shcrt time too. Why before
I had finished> one bottle of Trutona
/ began TO improve and l knew ! had
found the right medicine for kidney
and liver troubles. These organs Go
not bother me noy and my bowels
have been regulated too. In short
feel generally 'tonedNQp' since taking
TrutonR. / am glad to tell others what
Trutona has done for ma. and ! hope
those suffering As l did Y i'll try it.
Many people are today praising
Trutona as an unsurpassed remedy
for stomach, bowel and liver troubles
nervousness, sleeplessness, loss of ap-
petite and the like, as weil as a spien-
! did reconstructive tonic and body in
! vigorant.
Trutona is now being introduced anC
explained in Carthage by Read Bros
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-12-04
NOTICE

You are hereby positively forbidden
to hunt or trespass on my farm. 1t is
a violation of our stale laws.
A. J.ISULLIVAN,
12-4 At pd. Carthage Junction.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-12-04

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
Des Moines Gets
To Be Important
Shipping Center

Des Moines, M. M, Dec. 2.r-A com
paratiVe statement OF car load lot
shipments over the g. 81 s. railroad
furnished the "Swastika' by G.. r.
West, the c. & s. agent, gives some
Interesting facts as to the develop
ment of business at Des Moines.
In July, 1913, "a full carloads were
received and is carsloads shipped
out. For 1919 in the same month
a. carloads were received and 10
were shipped out.
In August 1918, Is carloads were
received and 2 shipped out. In 1919
Is carloads were received and 3
carloads shipped out.
September 1918 had 81 carloads
received and s carloads shipped out.
September 1919 showed 19 carloads
In and 80 carloads shipped out.
October 1918 had AZ carloads re-
ceived and 23 carloads shipped out
October 1919 had So carloads receiy-
ed and Ga carloads shipped out.
The first 20 days of November 1919
show SO carloads received as against
"A for the whole month Of November
1918. It would about break even
Will 1910 vi ioC0lBtS hut DhoW NUN
heavier shipments than the same
month last year.
Mr.. West informs us that the local
shipments will amount to a. much
or more in total tonnage for cars
received over the entire period, so it
would be safe to multiply carloads
received by two. On the shipments
out the local shipments win not
amount to over a "a per cent in
crease.
Estimating the Santa. Fe receipts
and shipments at one-half those of
the c. & S. railroad It will be clear
that Des Moines is receiving and
shipping out a tremendous lot OF
freight. We CALLED % obtain the fig
for the Santa Fe, but by com
parison with previous reports we
have published We believe IL would
be safe to figure one-half G. & s..
figures.
This would give is a total Of cars
received for the months as follows:
Receipts-July 1872 cars; August 45
September 81 cars: October
2O7 cars; first 20 days OF November
SO cars.
Shipped out, approximately-July
rs cars: August Is cars; September
&c cars: October IS cars; first 30
days Of November 105 cars.
~ ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
ALBUQUERQUE HAS A
$4,000 BLAZE

Albuquefque.+The two storyframe
building belonging to Dennis Nc
Donald together with the complete
stock OF paints and oils belonging to
ia. Chauyin was destroyed BY fire
Monday afternoon. The lower part
Iof the building had been used for
some time as a. paint and wall paper
store and the second floor was ele-
gantly furnished as living quarters.
For a time it was thought that the
fire would spread to other buildings
in the block and the fire depart
ment deserve great credit for the
way they handled the fire and kept
1T from spreading to other parts of
the city. The Total loss Is said to be
about $4,000 which was partly COY.
cred by insurance. According to Mr..
MsDonald the property will be leased
to a hotel concern from the east
who will erect q modern hotel on the
site in the early spring.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
INSTRUCTIONS TO
INSURANCE CONCERNS

The state insurance department has
issued new Instructions to insurance
companies. II has been found that
agents In q few cases have written
business In New Mexico, though they
were residents OF another state and
had not been authorized TO write such
business superintendent Of Insurance
Remiiio Mirabal has Just sent out the
following instructions:
Section 1920 Of the Code Of 1916
specifically prohibits the making,
writing. placing or causing to be made
written or placed In this state OF any
insurance policy or contract OF any
kind TO provide against any coming
ency which may be insured or guar
anteed against unless the same shall
be made, written or placed through
q regularly appointed and authorized
agent a resident OF this state.
Ut has come to the attention OF
this department that companies have
writing business covering In this
state through their agents outside Of
the state and then sending same to
some resident agent for c0untersig
nature.
It has been repeatedly held by the
attorney general of this state that
countersignature Is not a compliance
with this law al contracts must be
executed and placed through the books
OF q company's agent who is a resi-
dent of this state.
Any company found violating this
will be subject to the penalty
prescribed
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
Hospital Beds
for C-onsumptives
Are Badly Needed

A great lack Of hospital beds for
consumptives is reported By the Ma
tional Tuberculosis Association Is a
statement issued today. In some
communities in the United States,
1t is said, not only is there a short
age Of hospital facilities, but there
are no beds at all for such cases. TO
meet this need, practical appeals,
backed by evidence Of the value OF
institutional treatment Of tuberculos-
is, will be made throughout the coun-
try as part Of an intensive campaign
to reduce the ravages Of that dis
ease now being conducted by the Ma
tional tuberculosis Association.
The Red Cross Christmas Seal, it
is pointed out, viii be a big factor
in solving this problem, for the ma
tionHwide campaign is to be financed
by the sale Of more than ESQ., 900
seals beginning December 1st.
The statement says that the health
demonstration at birmingham, Mass.
where 10000 persons were examined
by physicians and reduced the tu-
bercuiosis death rate OF their town
more than a third in less than three
Years, provided data showing that
there should be two beds for every
death from tuberculosis. The total
number Of deaths each year from
that disease is now $50, 900, the state-
ment continues. and, on the Franz
ingham basis, there should be 100000
beds, whereas as a matter Of fact,
there are only $4,000 hospital beds
in the United States. including such
beds in prisons, county hospitals and
asylums for the insane.
TN some communities" says the
" a person must be a
criminal, a pauper or insane to get
institutjrmal care for tuberculosis
Red Gross seals money cannot Dro-
vide the needed beds directly Aia
statement concludes but part Of the
Sc. 10000 to- be raised by their sale
will be used as seed money to OBJ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
TRAFFIC COP KEPT
BUSY In

Albuquerque.-4Friday was another
busy day in the court OF Justice Nc
Clellan and several offenders of the
traffic ordinance we're brought into
court. DR.. James Lewis a negro ply
Stefan was charged with not having
his tail light burning but said 1t was
on account of the rough streets and
Ihe could not keep it lit SO was dis
missed. Louis Sacoman was fined
SIS for not having a driving license
and Cecil Shockley, a taxi driver
was fined for having only n light
on his car. Eclario Gonzales was al
so fined $40 for fighting on the
streets.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
LABOR SHORTAGE
I'M UNION COUNTY
BECOMES SERIOUS

Clayton, Dec. 3.The labor condi-
ton in this section OF the state is
becoming worse ever day and unless
something is done to relieve the
situation between now and spring,
it will prove a. serious handicap 10
the farmers. fl. D, Sheeks Of Thorn.
as reported last week that he had
offered seven cents per bushel for
swapping corn and still could not get
help. MI. Sheeks has about 5000
bushels of corn which he wants
snapped SO he can get IT threshed
and placed on the market but up TO
the present time has been unable
to get men at any price. With the
farmers paying from five to seven
dollars per day for labor II is not
hard to understand what they must
receive for their crops to- make tine
industry pay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

NEGRO HAD FORGOTTEN
WHAT HIS NAME WAS.

Albuquerque. Al negro who gave his
name as J. r. .C0nn0fs was brought
before Justice Mcclellan Sunday
charged With being drunk. When
askedlf Connors was his real name he
replied that he was not sure. and when
informed that he had registered at a
local boarding house under the name
OF A. J.. Wright he admitted that he did
not know what his name was. A fine
of $40 was imposed by the Judge but
Connors was held on the request OF the
Officers OF the department OF justice
for further Investigation.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
SANTA re AGENT AT
CARLSBAD TRANSFERRED.

Carlsbad-4L. H. Hungate, who for
many years has been agent for the
Santa re at the local station has
been transferred to Slatons Texas,
where he will take up the position as
transportation inspector for the Sla-
ton branch Of the Santa Fe. Mr.
Hungate will be succeeded here by
II. r. Conarty, who for some time
has been employed in the office at
Clovis. During the time Mr.. Hun
gate has handled the work at the To-
cal station he has made many friends
and his moving away viii cause much
regret.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
FARMERS TO REPAIR
.FORT SUMNER DAM.

Fort Sumner-Because the contracl-
ing company that was to have taken
the irrigation district bonds in pay
ment for the construction of a new
dam and ditch turned the proposition
down, the farmers OF the district have
decided to repair the old dam early
in the spring to take care of the next
years Irrigation. The company turned
down the proposition on account Of
there being such a large amount OF
delinquent taxes due on the valley
property. 1t is thought that the old
dam can be put In shape so that 1t
Will take care Of the water for an
other year.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
81 New Members IF
Y. M. c. "A. in Duke
CITY in November

Albuquerque, Dec. 3.-The X. M. O.
"A. held the second membership din
ner at their rooms last night In honor
of the SO new members which Joined
the organization during the month Of
November, and for the men who SO
cured the new members. The recent
frlve for new members ran way ahead
Of the greatest expectations Of the Of
Ulcers OF the organizaTrcn and this city
row boasts Of one Of the largest mem
bersllips in the southwest. A fine pro.
gram OF music and speeches has been
arranged for the dinner, the music he
ing furnished by the Bush qu~artette
and the Y orchestra. Several prom
inent Y men from out Of the city will
be at the meeting.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
WE'LL KNOWN OIL MAN
DIES IN FL PASO.

columbus-S. s. Ballard, well known
Mining man in this section Of the
state and one of the principal stock
holders in the Valley Oil company
died in III Paso last week, Mr.. Bal
lard had been in poor health for some
but 1t was not thought that his condi-
ton was serious until the time OF his
death. The body Was sent to Denver
where 1t will be cremated. Two broth.
.ers Of Mr.. ballard have arrived in the
city and will look after the estate in
the future.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
WAGON MOUND SENTINEL
is BRANCHING OFT

Wagon Mound.=The office of the
Wagon Mound Sentinel is now being
moved into larger quarters and many
new improvements viii be made in
the plant. The Sentinel viii move
into the plant now occupied by fhe
Paragraph. which was recently pur-
chased by the sSentinel's st0ckhold-
ers. A new linotype machine will
be ordered at once and several new
additions viii be made to the ma
chine equipment Of the plant. As
soon as the new plant is all in opera
fion every effort will b emade to
make the Sentinel one Of the best
papers in the state
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
GOES TO PEN FOR
SPRINGER ROBBERY.

Springer-Jose 4. Pacheco Of this
city, who pleaded guilty to the robbery
of the store Of 5 David here last week
was given a final hearing before Judge
4. D. Leib OF Ration on Friday. Judge
Lieb sentenced the man to serve a
term Of two and one-half to three
years In the state penitentiary. 1t IS
said the stolen goods we're valued at
about $500.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
LEGION
GIVES A BIG DANCE

Las Vegas,-The local armory pre-
sented a gala appearance here Sat
urday night, the occasion being an
other big dance given by the local
post Of the American Legion. This
is the second Of the series of dances
that the Legion will give during the
winter months and If possible, proved
to be a greater success than the
first. The floor Of the building was
put in the best possible condition
and good music was furnished the
occasion. AS many Of the e~x-service
boys had been in the city to spend
Thanksgiving the crowd was larger
than was expected Another event
Of the same kind is promised for the
neal future.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
~cuLBERSoN INVITED
TO GO TO WASHINGTON

Silver C~ity.--Victor Culberson,
president of the New Mexico Cattle
and Horse Growers association is IN
recent Of an invitation from the sec.
rotary OF the National Livestock as
sociation, requesting him to be pres.
ent in Washington as soon as con
gress conyenes considering stock
yard and livestock legislation. A
strong stand has been taken by the
New Mexico association in favor OF
the pending Kendrick and Kenyon
bills. now before the senate. MT.
CulUerson will probably attend the
meeting or win send a representa-
tive who is familiar with the work.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
YOUR COLD EASED
AFTER FIRST Dose
"Pape's Cold Compound Will
Then Breaks Up 4 Cold
In a Few Hours.

Relief ONE instantly, A dose
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken usually breaks uE
a severe cold and ends all the grippe
misery,
The very first dose opens your
clogged up nostrils and the air pas
sages in the head. stops ose rum
ming, relieves the headache, dullness
feverishness, sneezing and
stiffness
Don't stay stuffed up Quite blow
ing and snuffing. Clear your con
gested head. Nothing else In the
world gives such prompt relief as
"Pape's Cold Compound" which costs
only a few cents at any drug store.
1t acts without assistance, tastes
nice. contains no quinine-insist up
on Pape's. tAdv.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
ALBuQUER HAS
TWO A FIRES.

AlbuQuerque.-Two fires broke out
here Sunday at almost the same time,
one in the house occupied by Or.
Alonzo Marion which was started by
some children taking a lighted candle
into a closet, The loss is estimated
at about $500. The second alarm
came from the Albuquerque sani-
tarium where the fire started from a
defective fIue in the chimney Of the
kitchen. Although the fire burned Oft
most Of the kitchen roof, prompt ac-
ton on the part OF the fire depart
ment saved the rest of the building.
The loss will not exceed $1O0.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
CITY COUNCIL
TO RUN ARMY STORE
AND SELL At COST

Silver City, Dec. 3.-The city coun-
Gil Of this city will in the next few
Gays install a store 0 which they
will sell army supplies at cost. About
$4,000 worth OF supplies will be Of
fered for sale to cash buyers only and
no goods will be delivered. The store
win be located in the Bell block and
John n Dunant will have charge under
the direction OF the council. The
store Is part OF the government plan
to reduce the high cost of living by
at retail the vast army stores
now on hand.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
New Route Suggested
for Ozark Trail,
Highway on Pecos

EHH N| UNE .rH MI.N
El Pason, Texas, Dec. 3.-A new
route for the Ozark Trails Highway
from Roswell into Ell Paso was
recommended last week by the Pecos
Valley Ozark Trails association. It
begins at Roswell and runs to FL Pa
so, by way of Carlsbad and Van Horn
over the most practicable route, ac-
cording to information received Mon
day by r. J.. Pritchard, head Of the
Aut0motive Trades and Highway de,
partment of the Chamber of Com
merce.
From Roswell to Carlsbad there is
already a state highway which con
Itinues on to Malaga. The stretch OF
I16 miles from Malaga to the state
line was formerly on the state high
way but has been abandoned on ac-
count Of a difficult crossing at the
Delaware river, There is also a good
road from Carlsbad to Frijole and ON
70 Van Horn, which was favored by
many.
There was opposition to routing the
trail this way. however, from Malaga
people. After considerable discus
sion It was decided to leave the
routing Of the lower end of the trail
from Carlsbad to Van Horn. Texas
to a committee of five to be chosen
by the association. The decision Of
this committee will be announced
later.
The regular routes of the Ozark
Trails Highway is from Roswell to
IEI Paso by way Of the Mesca1ero
Pass over the White Mountains, Tul-
arosa and Alamogordo.
It is supposed here that the pro-
posed route by Roswell, Carlsbad
and Van Horn is to be designated as
a supplementary route.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
T WOMAN o
HURT BY "A FALL.

Raton-Mrs. w. A. Chapman Of this
city was seriously injured last week
by a fall on the street, She had been
attending the high school entertain
ment at the school auditorium and
while going to her home slipped and
fell on the icy pavement, breaking her
arm just above the wrist and badly
bruising her body. She was taken to
her home and medical aid was sum
moned at ono and the broken arm set,
and latest reports say she is recoyer
ing.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

Las Cruces-James Kilgore of this
city has returned to his home after
spending is months in the service Of
his country, n year of which was
spent in France. Mr.. KiIgofe received
his training at Camp Mabry and
landed in France just a short time be-
fore the armistice was signed. After
the signing Of the armistice he was
placed in the company Of West Point
cadets who made a trip over the bat
tlefields of Europe and while on this
trip he visited Rome, Paris, Berlin and
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
FEDERAL COURT in
ROSWELL OPENS.

Roswell-The federal court opened
here yesterday morning with Judge
Colin Neblett on the bench. Clerk
WHY Parsons and Deputy william
Rose, u. s. Marshal A. n. Hudspeth
and Deputy Harry Murphy, District
Attorney Summers Burkhart and his
assistants arrived on the late train
from Albuquerque. The party was to
make the trip by the way of Carrizozo
and then come to Roswell overland
but on account of weather conditions
decided to come by train.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
STATE NEWS In
BRIEF FORM
WELL.
DOWN ESQ FEET.

HosWolL-IIh big OF well OF the
PcNational Exploration company
&C Picacho is now down to a depth
Of 250 feet and the work is progress.
ing nicely. The company have one
of the best rigs In the state and peo-
Pile for many miles around are visit
ing the well to watch the big drill
so down. The derrick as well as the
surrounding buildings are now being
wired for electric lights and ali Is
being put in the best shape. II
is announced that the second we'll
win be started In the near future
but the exact location has not yet
been decided on.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
10000 Pounds Of
Beans From Is
Acres in Union

Des MONIES, Dec. 1.-C. @. Cross, a
well known farmer Of this section Of
the state recently threshed 10000
pounds OF beans orr 13 1-2 acres,
making an average yield OF So bush
els to the acre. This is said to be
one of the best crops reported in
the state during this year and shows
the development ii that industry in
ahis part Of the state during the past
year or two. Mr.. Cross has also
raised some very fine corn which 1t
is said is better in quality than the
raised in the state Of Kansas
and Nebraska. The corn Is not only
a very fine quality but the yield win
be unusually heavy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
RATION HIGH SCHOOL
TO HAVE NEW GYM

Raton.-Students or the High
school oil this city are much. elated
Y the news that the High school
gym is to be completed in the near
future OF as soon as the necessary
material can be secured. The con
tract has already been let for the
heating plant which will not only
heat the building but win warm the
water in the swimming pool. When
completed this will be one of the
finest athletic institutions on the
state and will cost q $24,0 900.
About one third OF this amount Is
now in hand and the balance will
be paid in installments as the funds
are available.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
New Mill Makes
Test Run Soon

Silver City, Dec. 1.-The Grant
County Copper company with hold
ings lear Santa Rita has completed
the erection Of a flotation mill and
crusher and will make a test u Of
the machinery during the coming
week. According to B, T. Link presi-
dent Of the company, they have at
the present time 500 tons Of ore on
the dumps and about $4,000 tons
blocked out in the mine. The new
mill Is modern in every way and has
a capacity Of so tons every ten hours:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
FIX STOMACH
RIGHT UP



0 don't want a slow remedy when
your stomach is bad-or an uncertain
one--or a harmful one-your stomach
is too valuable; YOU mustn't injure 1t
with drastic drugs.
When your meals don't fit and you
feel uncomfortable. when you belch
gases, acids or raise sour, undigested
food. When you feel humps Of indiges-
ton pain, heartburn OF headache, from
acidity, Just eat a tablet of Pape's Dia-
pepsin and the stomach distress is
gone.
Millions Of people know the magic
of Pape's Diapepsin as an antacid.
They know that indigestion and dis
ordered stomach are SO needless. The
relief m quickly, no disappoint-
ment, and they cost so little too.