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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-05
MEDICAL.

DR.. E. s. PAYNE. 1f2 South Main
street. Specialist in diseases of women
every case. Call or write 20 above ad-
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ASSAYERS.

r. H. OFFICER & Co. assayers. 1e9
Sou west Temple street. SAT- Lake Cltv
NATIONAL ASSAY OFFICE. 217-21e
South West Temple. Mail samples
promptly attended to; all work absolutely
guaranteed. L. Lundquist, manager
J. W. CURRIE. 159 Main street. Salt
Lake City. Samples by mail or express
receive prompt attention.
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LOAN only my own money. No COM
mission: 10 eastern company; no t:l.Td
party; no trust deed, no mortgage tax:
no attorneys fee Special options Russai
L. Tracy, 20 South Main street
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FOR SALE.

GOOD RETAIL DRUG BUSINESS
For particulars. apply Alfred Whitehead
Springville, Utah.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
ON FURNITURE, pianos, etc. without
removal. Rittenhouse. room 40 CONNER
oial block.
100000 to loan at 5. 6, 7 and per cent
/ z. J. Conway & Co., 10 West Second
South.
LOAN only my own money No CON-
mission: 10 eastern company; no third
/ party; no trust deed, no mortgage tax;
; L. Tracy, 20 South Main street.
MGURRIN & CO.. Is West secops
Privilege Of part payment at any time.
OPTICIANS.
N. SMITH. MANUFACTURING Opti-
clan. 1OI Main street. Prices the lowest.
THE UTAH OPTICAL Co, under walk
er Bros. bank. Examination by artificial
light free. Satisfaction guaranteed.
W. B. RUSHAIER, MANUFACTURING
OPTICIAN. % West First South street
Special lenses ground to order. Eyes ex-
amined for glasses free
WATCHES & JEWELLERY.
SEE MCONAHAY for diamonds. Al
West Second South.
HAVE YOUR WATCH REPAIRED at
SurbauShs 5, 10 Mccormick block.
OIL. ELIAsoN. OPTICIAN AND JEW
ELER. fine watch repairing. work.
guaranteed, 20 Z. South Temple, Temple
ton building.
TYPEWRTTERS.
BLICKENsDERFER TYPEWRITER.
$50 and $50. Stringman Bros. & Co., state
agents. 26 South Main street.
WILLIAMS typewriters are best. Penn
broke Stat. Co.. agts. Typewriter supplies
------------------- -
STEAM HEATING.
E. G. HARRIS. with the David James
Co. steam and hot water heating. No. 81
Main street.
GREEN & REEVE Co.
Plumbing, Heating. los z. End So. Tel. 81 /
s-@--------s--.-----.---.-----.
WARM Nc & VENTlLATiNG |
-------------------~--
p. J. MORAN-Steam and hot water |
heating ana Venulating apparatus No. 70 |
West Second South.
DRESSMAKING.
LATEST STYLES. workmanship and /
fit uneQualled. Reception room. Nine /
c. Mcdonald. 20 Eagle block.
MISS Z. A WHITTLE, fashionable /
dressmaker. rooms C1-2 Mercantile block .
Third South and Main. Take elevator t. 7
third floor.
ASSAYERS.
R. H. OFFICER & CO. assayers $50
South west Temple street. Salt Lake CITY.
NATIONAL ASSAY OFFICE. 217-219
South West Temple. Mail samples
promptly attended to; all work absolutely
L. Lundquist, manager
]. W. CURRIE. 159 Main street Salt
Lake City. Samples by mail or express
receive prompt attention
LOST.
POCKETBOOK containing warrant C
rs, issued by board of education Re
turn room l, Eagle block. ana receive re-
ward.
ROAM MARE, years old. white feet.
all clipped square. Return to 1910 South
Third East. Reward.
PERSONAL.
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WATCHES & JEWELLERY.

SEE MCONAHAY for diamonds, Al
West Second South.
HAVE YOUR WATCH REPAIRED at
Surbaugh's, 10 Mccormick block.
o. L. ELIASON. OPTICIAN AND JEW
ELER. fine watch repairing. work.
guaranteed. 20 L. South Temple, Temple
ton building.
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MGURRIN & CO., IS West Second
South have money to lend at low rates
Privilege OF part payment at any time
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DRESSMAKING.

LATEST STYLES. workmanship and
fit uneQualled. Reception room. Nine
c. Mcdonald. 20 Eagle block
MISS Z. A. WHITTLE. fashfona bio
dressmaker, rooms C1-2 Mercantile block
Third South and Main. Take elevator t.
third floor.
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AGENTS SEND us this advertisement
for sample new article Sells in every
house You can positively clear 81 an
hour all winter easily. Manufacturer, de-
partment II, 90 Broadway, n. Y.
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Walker: ". Daugherty. D. Ritcher
Isaac Schwartz, Butte: w NJ Foote and
VIE; Oberlin, O.; W. II. Titus. wife and
George NJ. Hasson, Park City; George f.
Henley. Chicago; E. W Exem. Ogden: F.
Hlrania, Toxic, Japan, w. S. Angel, Port
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FRESH COW and Jersey heifer. Bar
ton, Capitol hill.
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DENTISTS.

DIR. J. g. KEYSOR.
Dental Parlors, 2io Main street. First dO1R
north OF Walker House.
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A GIRL for general housework Must
understand cooking. Apply go East Brig
ham street.
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WARM Nc 6 yENTLLATlNG

P. J. MORAN-Steam and hot water
heating and ventilating apparatus. No. 70
West Second South.
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A GOOD BAKER. Apply at Bonds res
taurant, Main street.
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1e Years IS.

School books. office supplies. stationery.
Phone 4l4. Margetts Bros. 20 Main.
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BUY TOCR HATS from the maker.
Taylor. the Halter. "a East First South.
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OPTICIANS.

N. SMITH, MANUFACTURING Opti-
clan. 10I Main street. Prices the lowest
THE UTAH OPTICAL Co., under Walk
er Bros bank. Examination by artificial
light free. Satisfaction guaranteed.
W. B. RUSHMER, MANUFACTURING
OPTICIAN 70 West First South street.
Special lenses ground to order. Eyes ex-
amined for glasses free.
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MAGAZINES. OFFICE and school sup
plies. Barrow Bros. 43 West Sec. South.
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E. G. HARRIS. witt the David James
Co. steam and hot water heating. No. g.
Main street.
GREEN & REEVE CO.
Plumbing, Heating. los Z. End So. Tel 81
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-24
LIBERTY.
Lula Malcolm, Reporter,

Nov Glowing to the rain
there was but few from Liberty
ATTENDED the funeral of Mr Young
Monday. The bereaved family have
our deepest sympathy in their sad be.
reavement.
Minnie Kerr gave q party to her
friends Tuesday evening. The young
people report a splendid time
Annie Outright of lola. was out
visiting her uncle, Lou Osborn, and
other relatives.
Our young people were invited to a
party at Mr. CaatatOr's Friday
evening
Tom Herdman and wife and cousin,
Mr. Castor, spent tuesday evening at
Mr. Murphy's,
In our itams of last week we did
not have the rorrN1t names given of
the ones who took part in the Liberty
scbonl defamation contest. will send
in the correct item thiI week IT was
held Friday avaning. Nov 10, and
there wee seven contestants, A lice
Trowhridga. Allen Castatnr pearl
Townsend, Hestar Castator. Florence
Hilbrant. Marv MURPHY and Luov
PEGS. Lucy Hilhrqnt was the one
chosen ~ represent the hihartv
school at the township contest
Each one rpnd red their salection In
n creditahle manner. The contest
was verv close
A he Townsend gave n dinner To p
numher Of his neighhors and relatives
on last SUNDAY. They report y
splendid time and an excellent
dinner.
Fred Kramer and family and Ira
Townsend and family took a trip tn
Yates Center Saturday aud returned
SUNDAY
master Fred Todd was thrown from
a horse one dav last week and broke
his arm DR. Fulton was called and
set the broken bone.
Report of Liberty school, district
as, for the month ending Nov g.
Number enrolled, males, 81; females
%. Average attendance, 35. Those
neither absent nor tardy, Hester,
Allen and Ethel Gastator, Pansy
Johnson. Albert Ecker. Freddie
Malcolm. Joe murphy, Chancey Heath
Daisy Hobart, teacher.
f Malcolm and Howard Carpenter
spent Saturday and Sunday at Geo
Malcom's.
Mamie Culver and Josie Derby
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Lulu MalcOm, Lulu lie still confined
to her bed but is improving.
Misses Hobart and murphy and
John murphy spent Friday evening
at II Herdman's.
Messrs Johnson, Roush and Ecker
started on their trip out west Satur-
dav morning.
The spring showers and warm
days we are having are making the
wheat look fine.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-24
An lola Mattress Factory.

Without saying anything about it
or asking any bonus, Mr.. j. w.
Cofey has quietly organized 1.-The
lola Mattress Company" which has
secured the room next door to his
furniture store on the east side of the
square, and is now engaged in the
manufacture of mattresses.
The factory will start in a small
way to begin with, as is prudent.
But it will increase its facilities and
it, output just as fast as the business
warrants. 1t will make mattresses of
any size and of hll kinds to order,
and to supply the trade, and as the
price will meet all competition and
the quality is guaranteed equal to the
best on the market it should GER
tainly have the support OF our people.
The REGISTER commends the lola
Mattress Company to the patronage
of the people and wishes 1t success.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-24
Some Tax Figures.

The county clerk has not yet
figured out the tax levy in full and
the different interesting details, but
1t is estimated that the county will
raise this year $4,000, an increase of
$4,000. The increase Is accounted for
by the increased school levies, the
sinking fund heing created in many
Of the townships, and an increase in
the State tax. In lola city the rate
is increased 81 10 on the 500, making
it 6.55. This increase occurs thus:
so cents road, 40 cents school and 20
cents county general, part of which is
to pay for the liquor prosecution.
The city valuation is close to 5000, 900
and the total tax to be raised about
$50 300 OF this $4,000 is for school
purposes. Verify the day of little
things Is past here.
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THE COUNTY NEWS
FUNSTON.
MISS AMY SEYMOUR, Reporter.

Nov 2l-Quite refreshing showers
we have been having. The lightn-
ing did considerable damage few
miles south east of here.
j l. Myers and MRS Cunningham
were chosen from our Sunday School
as delegates to the convention at
Wesley Chapel November % and "a.
Frank Myers and sister Lulu spent
several days last week visiting
friends in Bourbon county.
Drew stewart spent sunday with
Jennie Hamilton.
j w Eeymour and family visited
at Geo Seymour's Sunday.
The rain kept number from here
away from the sale at A Bucking
HAMS Monday who otherwise would
have gone.
Rev Carter il having such grand
success i'm his meeting at Harmony
that he could not leave it sunday
night to preach for us, having rad I;
conversions at last report Rev Hamil.
ton was to preach for us sunday nigh
but the rain iuterfered.
The writer spent Thursday witt
MRS Cunningham. MIS- Hamilton an'
daughter Maude we're there also anC
we had a very pleasant time.
Our constable, John Boeken, wa
called out at midnight Saturday t.
help take care of a man who had yer.
sudde1ly gone crezy. Our neighbor
hood was all excitement over it Sun
day. Today deputy sheriff, Harr.
Brister, was out to see about it ant
full particulars will he found il
another place in this paper.
Our small BOYS were made to re
joice over the fact that they beat tn
Golden Valley school bows playini
ball. The score was 80 to II.
j l. Myers lost good horse las
week.
NJ II Williams has bought the bar
Der shop of Mr. Smock in LaHarp
aud Is now ready to shave your face
MRS Williams will remain on the farr
for few weeks when they expect t
have sale.
Jeanette Seymour stayed Frida
night with Lydia Murray.
Prentiss Leonard and LABEL
Donald started to school Monday.
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Twenty Dollars in Prizes.

viii be divided among the six
people who bring me in the greatest
amount in value of old iron and junk
of all kinds before the first OF January
1890.
Five dollars in cash will be given to
the Peddler bringing in the most
junk, aud $500 to the next.
A Handsome Bible to the Farmer
bringing in the most, and center
table to the second.
Best hat in town to the boy bring
ing in the most, and a pair Of skates
to the next.
In addition to these rewards the
highest market price will be paid for
all junk brought in.
Iron and lola Metal Co, First door
south SaHer and Steyer grocery.
3. CoLCHENsKI, Agent.
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Careful Analysis of lola Riv-
er and Well Water Gives
Good Results
BETTER THAN kAW WATER
At Either Lawrence or To-
peka, is the Judgment
of Prof. Franklin of
the University

Some time ago, as already noted in
these columns, samples OF riverand
well water collected by Major &. G..
Waite, were sent to the state Uni
versity for examination. The river
water was taken from the pond above
the dam, when the river was at
very low stage, and the water was
therefore much more contaminated by
decaying vegetation than it would
ordinarily he. The well water was
taken from Henry Gears well, the
water of " hich might he supposed to
d fair sample of what might se OBJ
tanned by sinking wells anywhere in
the sand and gravel beds in the river
bottom. The chemical analysis,
kindly made by Prot f. e. Franklin
without charge, of the two samples
shows the following results.
WELL wATTR.
This water Laboratory No. l72)
contains the following constituents
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Chlorine ......1nS o.a ie.I 1913
anhydridc. lib aO.5 1870 1910
Carbonic
anhydridc 1855 1850 1900 1896
Free ammonia 90. O.Ooi O2a O.O22 OOl7
Albuminoid
ammonia ..... O25oo Oa6e oC5s DISC
Nitrogen as
sHigh because of growth of diatoms in water
above the dam.
Commenting upon the results above
given Prof. Franklin writes as fol-
lows:
LAWRENCE, Kansas, Nov. 10, 1899.
Mr. Chas. f. Scott,
lola, Kansas.
Dear Slr:-I enclose the results of
the two samples of water recently
submitted for examination. 1T will
he noticed by an inspection of the
small sheet, that the Neosho river
water especially, contains much
smaller quantity of dissolved mineral
matter than is generally found in
Kansas waters. A serious objection
to this water, however, is the large
amount of free and albuminoid
ammonia, nitrates and nitrites it con-
tans. The description of this sam.
Pile, "From Neosho River pond, ;" sug-
gests, that i'm so far as the organic
matter is concerned, the specimen
sent may not properly represent the
river water. Stagnant water is very
liable to become much contaminated
while the water of neighhoring run
ming reamst may be of good quality.
| would suggest that sample OF
water taken from the river and pre-
served in clean new jug, carefully
corked and sealed, be sent us for u
repetition of the sanitary examination.
In case this test should prove salts
factory, and on the superstition that
the pond water sent had not been
diluted by rain water, then lola
would have a prospective supply of
much better water than is furnished
he citizens of either Lawrence or
Topeka.
Very respectfully yours,
r.. G.. FRANKLIN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-24
Indian Territory OIL Leases.

Washington, Nov %. = Secretary
Hitchcock gave a hearing yesterday on
the question of oil leases in the Indian
territory. Representatives of the
Cherokee and Delaware Indians APP
peared in opposition to the grant of
leases to the Cudahy Oil company and
other oil concerns. Decision was re-
served for several days, There are
1888, 900 acres of land within the Chero-
kee nation covered by the application
of the oil interests and the issue is as
to where the secretary of the interior,
in his discretion, should lease such
large amounts to single party or con-
Germ and whether he has the right to
grant any leases on any of such lands
as belong to the Delawares, who claim
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Samuel Scott Dead.


On Monday, November 90 1900,
Samuel scott died at the home of his
sister, Mrs. > 4. Ellis, at Clifton,
Oklahoma. He has been very feeble
Tor long time, and so, although the
last illness was hardly more than u
week In duration, his death was not
unexpected. He was in the 10th year
Of his age.
W., William and Harmon Scott, and |
an uncle of the editor OF the REGIS
TER. He was born in Pennsy lvania.
but most of his life was spent in
Illinois and Kansas. BE was APP
prenticed, when boy, to the car
penter's trade and followed ii most
of his life He came to Kansas in the
early seventies, locating first at Iol
where he worked at his trade for
some years and going afterwards to
Chanute where he engaged i'm the
real estate businesses. When Okla
hOma opened be went there and took
claim upon which he lived the re.
mainder of his life.
He was man of much Origina
ability and while his schooling wa,
limited he had acquired by reading
and had retained and assimilated 50
much information that he would
have passed in any company a. a
well educated man.
The passion OF his life was the love
of nature. He was fond of hunting
and in his younger days used to bury
himself tor weeks at time in the
deep woods OF northern Michigan,
with no companion but dog, hunt
ing, trapping and observing the plant
and animal life of the forest.
When young man he formed a
deep attachment for young woman
of the neig b borhood, and it was
generally understood that they were
TO be married. For some reason,
however, which he never contided to
any human being, the marriage never
occurred and he remained all his life
bachelor. Denied wife and child
ren Of his own. he lavished the
affection of strong nature on his
sisters, particularly on the youngest,
Mrs. Ellis. and her children, to whom
he was deeply devoted.
While disappointment doubtless
robbed him of much of his ambition
it did not embitter him. To the end
, he remained CHEEKY, accomplishing
I full of courage and fortitude, looking
out upon the world as a very beauti
full and wonderful creation, and bear
r ing in his heart always the mos
Z cordial good will to all mer
and to all creatures. His life
, was pure, his manner was courtly
dignified and unassuming, and his
a voice had in 1t the music Of grea
organ.
The sound of his ice,-the like o
I which, now that he and his brothers
are dead the writer of this would no
! know where to seek,-is still; thu
= touch of the hand il vanished; anC
: the sweet and tranquil life Is breatheC
Q out into the greater life, where thos'
. whom he most loved have already
= gone or whittier they will soon follow
him. God grant that the fou
' brothers, four brave and strong anC
q tender and true men, whose lives her,
below were blameless, and who loved
-, snc trusted each other, have founC
: each other once again and are happy
in a reunion that shall last forever
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Council of spanish War Veterans.

Washington, Nov 23.-The national
administrative council of the Spanish
War veterans has concluded its labors
for the time being and adjourned. The
constitution and bylaws are not en-
tirely completed, but are finished so
far as possible for the present. The
next meeting will be in September,
1900, but the place is not determined.
1t is probable that the headquarters of
the new organic alton will remain for
the present at Washington.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-24
OR ESCENT VALLEY

Ben Jacks and son, Bert, and Will
lis Mosby, of Clay county Mo-, are
here visiting relatives.
FEE Johnson and family spent Sun
day at Neal VauFOssen's.
w M Endicott and family visited at
& b Wilhite's Sunday.
We understand that Miss Bertha
O'Brien, a resident OfCrescent Valley
has applied for deputy treasurer
under Miss Frances Wilson. We wish
her success.
Rube VanFossen is having house
and barn built on his property in the
south part Of Humboldt.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-24
To Boom a Deem Waterway.

Chicago, Nov. 2S.-The finance COM
mittee of the Illinois River Valley as
ISOLATION met here yesterday to discuss
plans for raising $4,000 for use in ad-
vancing the project of a deep water
way connection between Lake Mich
gan and the Gulf of Mexico before con-
gress this winter. The association wi IL
send representatives to Washington in
Dpcem her.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-24

Nebraska City, Neb., Nov, 23.-Sen-
ator Hayward gradually grows worse
as the hours pass by, He had a bad
night Tuesday and his condition yes
terday showed no improvement. The
paralysis is again extending and there
are evidences that it has affected the
bladder, What is still more discour-
aging the brain lesion is becoming
more pronounced The patients mind
is cloudy and the attending physician
is very much worried and discouraged.
The family is troubled over the new
developments and the Senator's
brother, Maj. e. p. Hayward, who in
tended leaving yesterday, win remain
longer to watch the case.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-24
For Sale or Trade.

q II Barth miles southeast of lola has
some pigs and shOats for sale.
If taken soon. will discount 20 per cent fror,
regular price on the red short horn bull oai1
Sir Everett, No. 14l 379 volume a., Americ ~
short Horn Hand Book Clarence Mort MI
Moran, Kansas, WI
Anyone wishing White Pyl mouth Rock or $.
. Brown LeghOrn COckerels can get them If
they apply soon for % cents each OF
NJ Il. sckly one-half mile south and two
miles east Of La Harpe, Kans.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-24

Blue Earth, Mimi, Nov. 93.-The
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul extern
sion from Mason City, Ia, is completed
to this point and traffic between
the two points will begin in two weeks.
The grading between here and Fair
mont, MIMI, is almost done.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-24

Nitrites were not determined guam
titatlvely as they were probably
formed by the reduction of the nj
trates after the samples were col
lected.
COMPARED WITH KAw RIVER WATER
In order that the relative purity of
lola water might be judged, Prof.
Franklin encloses the following COM
parsons with the Kansas river water
at Lawrence and Topeka,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-24
LESS oxygen equIvalent to ohlOrIne =.
SANITARY ANALYSIS.

Subjected to sanitary analysis the
two samples showed the following re-
suits, in parts per million, No. l72
representing the well water and No.
l73 the river water:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-24

The direct analytical results are
given in the following forms, OF which
the second is the more modern. The
results are expressed in
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-24
I THANKSGIVING
-A TIME TO BE THANKFUL

TINS YEAR certainly have lots to be thankful for Just stop
think Of the things ought be thankful fo You can't
them on the fingers Of one hand. This has been