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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

QUAY COUNTY, New MEXICO.
And Notice Of Application for
Judgment and Sale Under
Judgment for the First
Half Of Year 1905.
In accordance with Chapter Twenty-Five
of the Laws of the Thirty-third Legislative
Assembly of the Territory of New Mexico
and amendments thereto, |, Donald Stew
art, Treasurer and ex-oificio Collector of
the County of Quay, in the Territory of
New Mexico, do hereby make, certify and
publish the following notice and list of
taxes amounting to not less than SIS CO.,
payable in said County, and delinquent on
the rst day of January, 1906, the same be-
ing hereafter set forth by precincts and con-
tanning the names of all owners of property
upon which taxes have become delinquent,
the year or years for which the same are
delinquent, the amount of taxes, the pen
alties and costs, the description of the
property wherein the same are due, the
htAlOuhk vi NoASo ~ any buC I'll BSt Schlttt
property of such party.
This list and notice was not made and
published within ninety days after the
said taxes became delinquent because of
the lack of funds available to pay for adj
vertising same rs required by law and on
account of an erroneous publication hav-
ing heretofore been made of a part of said
list.
Notice is hereby given that |, Donald
Stewart. Treasurer and ex-oficio Collector
of said County of Quay, will apply to the
District Court held within and Tor the
County of Quay upon the next return day
thereof, to-wit: on the Fourth Monday
OF April A ID 1906, Cor judgment
against the persons, lands, real estate and
personal property described in the follow
ing list, together with costs and penalties,
and for an order to sell the same to satisfy
said judgment
And further notice is hereby given that
l, Donald Stewart, Treasurer and ex-offi-
clio Collector of the said County of Quay
will within thirty days after the rendition
OF such judgement against the property
described in said list or any part parcel
or portion thereof and after having given
due notice by a hand bill posted on the
front door of the district court house in the
town Of Tucumcari, County of Quay, New
Mexico, the same being the building in
which the district court of said County oil
Quay is held at least ten days prior 10 the
day OF sale offer for sale at public auction
in front of said building the real estate and
personal property described in this notice
against which judgment may be rendered
for the amount of taxes penalties and costs
due hereon continuing said sale from day
to day as provided by law
DONALD STEWART
Treasurer ard eN-oficioC collector of Quay
County, New Mexico.
w BUCHANAN,
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
Amounts Under SIS 90

To the Delinquent Taxpayers Known
and Unknown in the List Below
You are hereby notified that | will offer
for sale at public auction at the front door
of the Court House in Tucumcari, County
Of Quay. New Mexico, on the Ist Monday OF
May A ID 1906 to the highest bidder
for cash all the hereinafter mentioned and
described lands real estate and personal
property to satisfy the amount of taxes
penalties interest and costs set opposite
each description hat are then due and un-
paid and | shall continue said sale from
day to day until all of said property has been
sold
This list was not made and published
in the time required by law because of the
lack of funds available to pay for advertising
same as required by law and on account of
an erroneous publication having been here
tofore made of a part of said list
DONALD STEWART.
Treasurer and ex-otiicio Collector Of
Quay, County New Mexico.
w BUCHANAN,
Deputy.
G. w. Anderson, lot s. blk ,, Buchanan
addition; taxes 81 -, penalty oo, costs 20,
total ? OF.
+ G Browning, personal property. taxes
S. IS. penalty 20. costs IS, total o IS.
Mrs Eva Browning, lot y, blk IS, orig
inal townsite, taxes $40 80, penalty 90,
costs 20, total 20 IS.
A A Blankinship. personal property,
taxes S. 10, penalty rs, costs IS, total
6 80.
Montezuma Trust Co., lot 3, blk IS,
original townsite, taxes s23 -, penalty
I 10, costs 20. total "a 40.
Conant, Jas. c, ct al. lot 81 blk IS. orig
inal townsite. takes sI3 So, penalty 90,
costs 20. total II IT.
Cowden, IL L. lot -; blk 2. taxes 81 63,
penalty 20. costs 20, total S o6
Chambers, J c, personal property, taxes
SIS IS, penalty IT, costs s.. total 10 OF.
Cecilia Chacon, lot IL. blk II, original
townsite. taxes 81. penalty %, costs 20,
total 81.
Chamblee. J d, lot 7, blk 3. taxes 50,
penalty o3, costs 20, total 70.
Mollie V Cummings, personal property
taxes 7 20, penalty SO, costs IS, total 7 81.
Curren, A L. personal property, taxes
S. SIS, penalty 20, costs IS, total o IS.
Curren, T., personal property, taxes
s. II, penalty II, costs 80, total 3 %.
Foxworth, w J, personal property and
cattle, taxes $40 IS, penalty 81, costs IS,
total II II.
Ely & Henry, personal property, taxes
ST. 50, penalty 81, costs IS, total u 48.
Fowler, NJ b, lot l blk IS, lot - blk q.
original townsite, taxes SAG 90, penalty
l As, costs 80, total 81 S., personal prop
erty, taxes 20 43, penalty II, costs IS,
totai "a 9S.
Goodman, II, personal property, taxes
S. S., penalty 2S, costs s., total o IS.
Francisco Gutierrez, lot IS, blk %.
original townsite, taxes 81 II, penalty 90,
costs 30, total , 81.
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30, total l rs, peronal property
axes 81 81, penalty "a, costs IS, total
s 43.
Gallegos, Jose Inez, personal property,
taxes 81 o., penalty 30, costs IS; total
4 IS.
Harrison, J, lots s, 9, 7, blk 40, origi-
nal townsite, taxes s45 80, penalty 2 90
costs 90, total - 70. personal property,
taxes s 50, penalty rs, costs IS, total 9 Is.
Holder, b i, lot s, blk /, Russell addi-
ton, lot s, blk IS, original townsite, taxes
s24 %, penalty FL, costs 10, total "a 81,
personal property, taxes 2 A., penalty IL.
costs IS, total 2 So.
Hall, +, lot 7, blk 6, lot IL, blk ~,
Russell addition, taxes 81 81, penalty IL,
costs 40, total 2 So.
Hittson, w J, personal property, taxes
50 81, penalty 4S, costs IS, total 10 IS.
Hendren, r G. lots IS and 10. blk II,
original TOWNSHIP taxes % penalty o5,
costs 40, total 7 3S, personal property,
taxes l 81, penalty oo, costs IS, total 2 SO.
Hall, + and L f., lots /, 2, 3, 4, blk
4, lots II and IL, blk 70, Russell addition,
taxes sI4 SO, penalty "a. costs I 40, total
10 o..
Jackson, -, personal property, taxes
s. 10, penalty rs, costs IS. total 4 %.
Jones. / Il, personal property, taxes
70, penalty 80, costs IS, total s so.
Jones, Mrs NJ A, So sw4, WI sw4, sec
IL, twp II n, r 80 e, lot 4, sec Is, twp H.,
n, r 81 e, 100 acres undescribed land,
Barnes addition, taxes ST 81, penalty 81,
costs 70, total is "a; personal property,
taxes 81 4S. penalty oS, cost IS, total I 81.
FARRELL Adele X, lots -, II, IS, and
10, blk 3, Daub's addition, taxes sII 10,
penalty SIS, costs SO, total IL IS, personal
property, taxes ~ SO. penalty I IA, costs
IS, total q 20.
Love, Mrs Ida +, lots 4 and 5, blk IS,
original townsite, taxes sI3 SO, penalty 90,
costs 10, total II 81; personal property,
taxes 81 SIS, penalty %, costs IS, total z 20.
Lawson, NJ, lot o, blk ;, original town
site; lot s, blk 2, Russell addition, taxes
ST. Il, penalty So, costs total 10 &C
I.angs,on Ernas, I,,s r and ? nix 10
oriyipal towrsits ,axes :, p, nenal,v 70
cos,s - toto,
Marquee, Pantaliona, lot y, blk 81,
taxes s. so, penaly L., costs 20, total : 50.
Martinez, Sixto, personal property, taxes
SO 90, penalty 80, costs IS, total 3 u.
Metero MARTINEZ y Santos, lot S, blk Il,
Russell addition, taxes 81 y, penalty rs,
'os.S 90 'o'al ) o.
"'''ne~' ieo' - 'o'S : ana s. DIX a.
o''s'""' 'o""s''e' taxes - 81 penalty o.
Moara L,, IN.
si,s ,,ves ;, ,t naoar'. c
total II u.
Montoya. Siola. sw4, sec a, twp 10 +.
r 80 e, 100 acres, taxes s. So. penalty 10,
costs IS, total 4 80.
Mduuen, Jonn, personal property, taxes
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03

continued on page seventeen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14

Mrs. Fay Thompson Is seriously 81
and j. attended Is III a. :. SMITH
Seiacssnsn Fred q. Nasao wss - m.
fortunate a. n i0se one 81 hfs nice pair
oi wofk hsnses 4 few days sines, with
cole
sidney Milss 0f Bostoa came Mon
aay night ~ isis sunual vacation and
xiHif- fse II guest at his unele's, ]. ".
A7No1a's ca Maple street
Mrs. Il. w Fisher. wlso has beer TIE
g3ess ri her asser, Mrs " 4 Spfsgue,
sos eeeeral uteks. rsfurneS Il kef home
ID Moypess<s. Mass. Manass
Mrs.. Frances Bixbs sma SisnsaurA
sesF. Nsanse. Hazrj and Musit, Nho
Isase b4ea visiting In AehBpnsa. III,
sW wrak. rsinFned Monday evening"
f.ersrnde NH I.eansrd Baspn netgned
Monday espninx irnsn Nogsh 1haEles.
towa. n III. wftfe thsy had heen ysAit
ing saeif brother. Richard H Bacon. Miss
Grace remained for b longer stay IN
Chariestoen.
10 nos forget the date n the Repub-
liean rally u BE- held heFe. Thursday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. At Which time
Tux people shouid aTai themselves "a
the opportunity " seeing AID bearing
the EgpHhasesm Candidates for governor
end Lieutenant governor, Hons n ID.
Ffacser and tleos0e n. Pr0afF. rrspec.
lively. and siso Hon. j. l. Martin a
Brattlebofe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14

csri scott has bought lie hsuse at
ihe loser village owned by Alonxo
Wheeler and n1w oreupies b Justice
ssone.
DaoI Baker ana wife II New York
city afe stopping az the hoae 81 bis
hrgthes. Add islake. during Old Hinme
Week.
rays7n WaibFiage and family return
81 SATURDAY from a weeks carriage
drive through the northern and west
ern parts 81 the state.
A. 4. N'ilkereon and wife. aho hare
been visiting HARRY Nalhridge ard moth
III foF Neek, returned n their home
II loneord, N. III, today
The old Home Week opening services
we're held il the Congregational church
At f4s4s O'Clock sunday morning A
sermon vas preached - the Rev. J.
u HiHiard A afternoon ser, lee AZ
! 20 vas held. ard the ReY. DR.. A. 4.
Cooper Of Randolph preaclled Eey. 4.
p Hiiliard offered prayer Everything
mas A. il was ia i've cldem fiuex pf0.
ple came IN OK carts and On horse
back
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14

tive got the greatest idea you ever
heard Of for strenuous play de-
clares the young author.
What are you going TO DRAMATIC
the cookbook" we ask with nne sar-
caEm.
Dramatic nothing he retorts.
This II TO be purely and entirely and
amazingly original The heroine IL 70
be nother.in-iaw and the hero a
baseball umpire Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14
BARGAIN TABLES.

We cannot do Won mere good thxr
70 ask you 70 take one more look a
these tablss before fhey arc spripped
tat fall Goods. One table rs odd
loss Al only &C per yard
Another Table has better Cloths
that were iSr 10 zsc. nov Il IL f-2c.
Another has Soc values that you
can find On these tzhIes a 29C.
Then il you will strp np 10 thv
second aocr you Will find bargain
cable 81 ChildFrn's Dresses and La
dies silk WzlgsS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14
TABLE Dlntsk AND CLOTH.

One ior Of b8-inch al pure liuen
bAeached Table Dzmask thar sells ii
the piece At 7se per yard These
arc remnants 2 yards, q III yards and
yards long Il Si.f9, 81 -49 ard
si.79 carh. Best values an our
counter for more than one year.
IN this purchase is q fob lot Of ] able
Cloths As follows:
Blezched Darnask, 2 IL yard open
work bordrred cloths fer only SI.49
each, Z ward cloths, same quality, for
Sf.69.
Extra heary IN linen Hrnstnrhed
Cloths, z IL yards long, now for
Sf.98 wonh $50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14
WOOL DRESS GOODS.

Here are smcizl values Tor chill
dren' school dresses * Bat tho price
of cheap cotton goods.
One lrr of hall uooi 2 7 inch Grasl-
lie Cloth lii brown. tai. castor black
and white, In orr windows and en-
our tables at 1 2 1 &c per yard
All coiors, IS follows, Of i 2S-ineh
ali wool Trcot Slanr, dark nasy,
light nasT. BLACK, brown, garnrt,
grren arid cardinal, II fact. All of the
brst rol0rs now dlsalayed III our win
dow At 25c per gard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14
TALK or THE TOWN.

~
s aaA WEISS - A''s
heaa tae A1ts bakery Z aaFeF'izs''' II !.
lhiidrena nhitg dresses ii eost At
PrrFvs.
n.
! lasHAAs 1ssa'AiS Ahea = N'''
s~.xrs. 81 i.
ae 1ise aug Aa'fAa = ~ ssAss' As''a''''
-. s
See ihe new embroidery trimming st
Eaagfsaass
More 0g fhose straw ceYrrea travelling
sasses fit s1.8S gt Abbott
w4 IN. .a .,;.
a. aAtsAah ri N stNAn ss ss. NJ
n 4. 's'a 49, i. Al4ah r tNV s A
i'AsA si4'sa 1ss'ae-
Bass hall fans, ret soasby busns J
Drown Latest hge-cent drink Il tse best
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14
ehanes Q secure one a. bargain.
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
SOUTH BARRE

Frank N,allaae is spending q few da*s
at The CITY. visiting friends AMI rela.
fiTes
ME. ana Mrr William WTales IF the
CITY we've flas guests 0f his father and
mQtheF, AlF aud Mrs. Geo. Nales. Sur
DAY.
Mrs. Harry blanchard, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Nel=on Vassar I'll
Nilliamstoan. Ter The pact lev days.
has retmued hoEae
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14

Tn arranging your next trip be II long or short ono
You viii want to provide suitable and proper carriers for
your baggage There question but is the best
Of travelling traps town We always guarantee
everything We sell Trunks $500 $1,000 Bags 65c to
$500 Suit Cases 81 90 to $500 All shapes 81 Hand
Bags, all styles of Telescopes Trunks and Shawl Straps
Leather Tags etc. Everything youth need travel with
convenience.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14

The regular meeting " the Modern
Noodmeu 81 America aiIi be held Wed.
nesday, Aug IS, at $50 ,. N. 10 X. 81
6 hall. The meeting Is called early 70
give the mesnbers who desire 40 oppor.
tunity 10 attend the rally AT the opera
iaolsc on that night. Officers please take
noticp. Per Clerk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14

George r., W p. and Malcolm DIR;
kee have just returned from fishing
trip to Niggrrhead pond They caught
twelve trout which weighed ten pounds
one rainbow tipping the scales AZ two
pounds and one steplhead weighing
three,fourths Vi a pound
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14

f. Mcleod was before Judge Fay in
city court last evening and pleaded gull
y 70 inio1icstion. he was fined the
usual fee and paid. Deputy Sheriff Il.
D. Camp made the arrest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14

Free Cabbage 80 pounds 10 ~
given away al smith 4 Guminxs Read
their sdYeriisemenf 81 page 5. New POI
tatoes zoe per peek, s5e per bushel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14

All members of Barre council knights
of Columbus. and their friends arr cor
daily invited 10 attend the grand exeur
sion which will he run 70 Missisquoi
park, THURSDAY. Aug. IL. knights from
all over the state and Canada will be
present. There will be full list 81
sporting events and other anusemcnts.
The man who il accused by his enc.
fnies III being AZ the head ~ the RepubY
liean machine ~ Vermont will speak AT
the Republican Rally In tile opera house
next Wednesday night and answer some
OF The false statements and assumptions
of that other man who Is still trying 10
be governor Of Vermont and who IS
backed BY two political machines, !. 4,
what il left Of The old Democratic ma
chine and that highly polished political
machine invented and set in motion By
percival w, Clement.
Genuine high class mInstrelsy u en-
loved by al clasees, ard Il Is this kind
al ninstrelsy that i Offered hy Gorton's
Minstrels this season. The company IS
especially strong IN musical sense, the
vocal and instrumental music being Of
q uniformly high order The general ex-
celIencs Of tlie performance, however, is
by no means confined IL the musical pof.
lion IL The entertainment Popular and
artistic features there are ~ great
abundance, with funny comedians. grace
ful dancers, expert specialists, etc., thus
rounding out an agreeable and attractive
program Ihe c0npang val be seen a.
Barre opera hoiise, Aug. 8. Tickets to
night At Rcd Croas phafnacys
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14

The regular meeting of the polishers'
branch, q. & + 81 VII BE- held Thurs.
day evening, Aug Is. 4 yaR ktteud-
anee II requested r. frlp4Fsang BliEiness
Wifi BE transacted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14

There viii b. meeting a. THE esm-
gsaign committee III she Labor party
headquarters, 0id eitY building, Weanes
day evening, August ~. II 7-ap.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14

al cat % White Lily washers this
veek, but leave yoag order aud We VIII
deliver YOU one about lie 18th on %
sass trial y. D. Phelps Co
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-14

Mrs. j. J.. Dexiel, Who i seriously III
with peritpnitis. was taken 10 thu sIea
ton hospital at NnntpeSief this fore
noon III A. WI Badger i Cos anbu-
iasssr
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-28
Twenty Years Ago.

The following from the Forums
...twenty-years-ago" column: .]s
Marshal Mcclure had been employed
by the railroads for some little time,
but it was reported that he was soon
to take charge of The Fargo Daily
Sun, which Mr.. Matteson had edited
for some time. Mr. Mcclure passed
away last Saturday. II
j. The steamer Tompkins, which left
Bismarck, Nov. II, for Sioux City, was
frozen in the ice 120 miles south and
would have to remain there during
the winter. l f. 81 III
Z. On motion of Attorney Robinson
Judge Francis made a decision over
ruling Commissioner Sparks and de-
cidei that the commissioner had no
power to cancel a committed home
stead entry under which the plaintiff
claimed title. 5 I: u 3s5zs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-28
Bids for EngrossIng and Enrolling.

In compliance with sections a and IS, Revised
Codes of 1905. Twill receive sealed bids for en-
crossing and enrolling of all bills passed by
each house Of the Tenth Legislative Assembly
Said bids will be received up to o'clock Thurs.
day, November 30, 1905, at which time they will
be opened by the board and contract awarded.
Bids must be sealed. marked bids for engross-
ing and Enrolling" and directed to the Score.
by q certified check in the sum Of $3.50 to be se-
curity that the success ful bidder shall enter in
to a contract and give a good and sufficient
bond for the performance of the work.
The successful bidder will be required to COM
ply with sections IA and IS of the Revised Codes
Of 1905. 4, slEI- s. -
The engrossing to be done on typewriter and
the enrolling with pen and ink. Said bids must
state the price per folio at which the bidcer
will do the work. T. aE.'4g T.
The successful bidder will be required to fur.
nish all paper and material for doing such work,
the quality and size of paper to compare with
sample now on file with the Secretary of State.
No bids will be considered from any person
not q bona fde resident of the state. 81. =
L. Nsz.3 f52.zE E. f. PORTER.
Bismarck, N. D.. Now, 1906. Sec. OF State.
4 NOTE: The time for receiving bids and
awarding contract is hereby xtended to Tues
day, Dec. 4, 1905, at o'clock p. M @
E. F. PORTER, t,e%l
Bismarck, N. D., Nov. Fl, 1905. NJ. 5Ts.71
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-28

: Il Z
Men rise suddenly in this world, as
they take advantage of opportunities
that are presented TO them. In these
finaes, when party has come TO mean
less and individualisIn to mean more.
men rise even more quickly than IN
the older and more conservative days.
There Is Governor elect Hughes OF
New York, d few years ago a COM
parative unknown lawyer, now the
chosen executive Of the Empire state
ard prominently considered AIS q can.
didate for the succession to the presi-
dency. What chance there IS that he
viii be chosen as the fepnhliean
standard bearer depends OF course
upon his administration of affairs as
governor aud upon a number OF
things that may develop between now
ana the time Tor the choosing Of presi-
dental canafd ates II II interesting
to note, however, now suddenly man
may rise from comp ara tive OBJ
security. 10 far Al tile whole people are
concerned. To 4 position of erninsnce.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-28

Amy comfort that European coun-
tries may have received from Prof.
Gurgess' recent declaration at Berlin,
that the Monroe doctrine was a NTH
and "obsolete," was suddenly termi.
mated by the statement of Americas
great secretary of state, Mr.. Root,
who says that "The principle declared
by Monroe is as wise an expression OF
sound political judgment today, as
truthful representation of the senti.
ments and instincts of the American
people today, as living in its force as
an effective rule of conduct, whenever
occasion shall arise, as it. was on
December 2, 1929" We are not send.
ing our read statesmen over to Ger
many or any other country to analyze
or define our policies. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-28
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Garrison.

Independent, 23d: On the eve Of
Thanksgiving the Grand hotel will
give big dance and turkey supper at
the hotel. Is
Frank Wilson'S many friends Will.
regret to learn of the avery serious ayc-
cident which befell him last Wednes-
day morning. He was working at the
Fit. Stevenson coal mine when part
of the mine caved in on him, fractllr
ing the pelvis and he is also suffering
from internal injuries. He is now at
his home and under the care of Drs.
Ray and Rodda is doing as well as
could be expected. It was q narrow
escape from death. e N
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-28
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Ass,ait
THANKSGIVING.

In accordance with it's usual custom
the Tribune will issue no paper on
Thanksgiving day. OF the many holi-
days established by law and custom
there are two that have a peculiarly
sweet and admirable sentiment in
their observance - Christmas and
Thanksgiving day. Both are holidays
OF an essentially religious nature
one in recognition of the birth of
Christ and the Christian religion and
the other a day set apart for offerings
of thanksgiving for the blessings that
reach into every national and in
dividual life. 1T is well that the in
d1vldual should take note of those
blessings and advantages that are, all
z around arr him. and that, too frequently,
he receives as a matter of course. It
seems that mankind receives happi-
ness as its natural portion and mis-
fortune and unhappiness as an I'M
natural element. Thanksgiving day
s'Ifoot" SoAS vs.; pdialGuldfiy 10 impress
upon the individual his obligation to
Deity for those blessings he enjoys
and should lead him both to reverent
gratitude and to determination to
do his share toward tightening the
burdens of those who may be favored
in a lesser degree. So to live that
our happiness may be reflected in the
hearts of others and our material
blessings distributed in measure to
those who may be less fortunate is to
live in accord with the real Thanks
giving Day sentiment