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Sharp County record., 1904-05-27
TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that l will meet the people O
Sharp county at following places and on the following
dates for the purpose listing the personal property
the county for the year 1904, toWt:
jackson township Word Monday and Tuesday June ana
South Union township Bakers School House Wednesday, June"
North Union township, Armstrong, Thursday, June g.
Upper North Township, Wrh, Friday June TO-
Lower north township, Goats, Saturday, June H.
Highland township, Highland Monday June 10, =, ~
Davidson township King Mills Tuesday and We'd Jane H. 10
Richwoods township, Ash Flat, Thursday, June 49, feSuO
Store, Friday, June H. 90
Lave Creek township, Camp Ground, Saturday, }une l0
Morgan township, Center, Monday, June 20. ~,
Lebanon township Hgginbotom stand Tuesday, June q! "
Dotsun School House, Wednesday, June p.
Strawberry township Institute Thursday, June 23 Man,
Big Rock township Poughkeepse Friday, Jane "a al 0'
Psgah, Saturday, June 25 o7 %
Big Creek township CaIamno, Monday and Tues June H. %
township, Shenyvle Wednesday and Thursday 0u"
30, Wild Cat School House, Friday, July /.
Cave township, Cave City, Saturday, July q - 49, Fri.
Hardy township Hardy, Tuesday, Wednesday, lhurso"S'
Washington township Powels Chapel Monday Iuy H.
Sullivan township, Maxvle, Tuesday, July l2 Brcke 'Ps
Wednesday, July 13, Sidney, Thursday, July IA.
johnson township, ST. Paul Friday, July Is. ,h a.
Pmey Fork township Monday, Tuesday and Wednesda!''9
10, 20 and remain ten days.
Don't forget the number of your School District
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Life OF Gov. Davis.

A Chicago writer, Mr.. McAllis-
ter, has arrived in Little Rock for
the purpose Of writing a history
Of the life Of Governor JEFF Davis
of Arkansas. Mr., McAllister
spent the day yesterday gather
ing infornacian in regard to the
governor and making preliminary
arrangements for the writing OF
Sharp County record., 1904-05-27
w. T ], L.. HORN, Assessor.

the book.
Mr.. MoAllistor called 0P9'
Governor Davis and informed ''"'
Of his intention, but the az
nouncement was not received WV
favor by the governor 1o
formed his calle@ shat he dlo NV
wish to have such book wrl''e"'
and that he did not desire 10 NsE
ure in it.---Ga2ette. ~
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Send for sample copy of the
Weekly Arkansas Gazette, and
see their offer of seven valuable
prizes free, You may be one Of
the lucky ones. Address, Week
ly Arkansas Gazette, Little Rock,
Ark.
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Tb1d and lots and narts of Iots returned delinquent in
Sharp county, for the wear 9o5 together with the taxes and penalty
changed thereon agreeaby law, are contained anu "
the following list, viz:
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BY CLAUDE L. COGER.

Democratic County Ticket,
Representative
L. B. ANDREWS.
County Judge
j. w. SMITH.
Circuit Clerk
c. D. RITCHE.
Sheriff
G. II. MATTHEW.
Assessor
". Y. Horn.
Treasurer
Z. l.. DICKERSON
Surveyor
G. n. SIMPSON,
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And notice hereby given that said several tracts ots OF
parts Of ot5 or much thereof may be necessary to pay ne
Sharp County record., 1904-05-27
Half Gal. Fruit Jars Per Du|
go Cents.
% lbs. Finest Y. c. Slga,
$l.OO
20 lbs. Granulated Suga,
Sl.OO

No credit is due the store that makes oN,nrTs,
on goods that are not in demand. 1t is when t5s
goods are needed most that low prices are Of ns
greatest value.
Just at the beginning Of the canning season We I
offer the lowest prices can afford on Sugar and |
Jars
The purchasing power of this organization is
such that we can sell at profit at prices mpoSi
bic to most stores,
Then again, very small profit on each sale is
all that is necessary to make satisfactory show
ing on a years business.
Whether you want Dry Goods, Groceries
Hardware or anything embraced III our large and
complete stocks, our regular prices will average
as low as any storein the United States.
We bar none catalog houses city department
stores, nor any other kind Of store can beat u.s.
On the same goods, freights considered, we guar
antee we are as low or lower.
We never overlook quality 1t is easy TO print
low prices, and where customer trade sex.
pected once only di>appoint in quality We
never d1sappoiat. Unless the goods are right
the price can not be fair.
Thirty.hye years honorable business life in
your midst has n1ade the statements of this house
command confidence
THEODORE MAXFlELD co.
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county on the second Monday in June next unless tbo
penalty and costs be paid before that time, and that Tia
continued from day to day until rhe aao rac;s lots sri
lots be sold This 18th day of May, 1904
c. d. RlTCHIE, County r, ,
Statement of costs per tract Collectors cost @
25o: clerks cost l5c When cold to individuals clerk
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the Pope to give him a divorce from,
Catharne OF Aragon SO he could
marry Anne Bnleyn and the Pope
refused. it made him mad, then he
SAID to lis snbjccts, that they should
make church Of their own ian i'm.
age Of the BEAST and that it should
nave the same church digna,arics as
the Papal church it had its bishops
and arch bishops, its deacons and
arcli-deacoDs and priests on exact
image IN every particular
Henry was the head Of this church AS
the Pore was Of papal church (dr inc
spotted beast John says This bras, Ind
power to give hie image life. after II
was made aud that II should speak nnd
DO other thinge. Did the image sneak
Tor Henrys church,? Yes he mi away
Ca'harinc and married Anne BoIeyn. is
accommodated ihy the Pope Three
wears after be bcheads Anne and ma,rjes
Jane Seymore.
Eul says one, what is this image or
church, Bless your life. do Won ma,
know YETI II Is The church OF England .--
The Episcopal church Tie papal now
81 or spotted beast was relgious(?l in
s'iin'lon, SO Is its image. Ii WINS lamb
like, but spake Ms q dragon. II claimed
70 be a christian, but spake as dragon.
y exercises MI the power OF the first
Beast. because the beast or kingdom bad
compelediis 9ubiects 10 worship he frs,
beast until This split between Henry and
the Pope,
But after this sepegetion this second
beast acted toward those who opposed il
Just as tie papal power did toward i,s
opposers. Four Bishops II ciergymen
ana 300 other are burnt. And aeaio
what did these Brtans do like the
Dragon? When 1900 Ecclesias,ics
refused to accept new creed imposed
upon them by AHStin also called. Au--
Snstine) they assembled themselves a,
Bangor and after continuing three DAYS
in prayer and fasting, they were attacted
and 1850 Of them slain Is not the like
OF that the exercising the power Of lht
litst DeastY And causelh the earth (al
ms Kingdom and then them that dwell
therein. TO worship the first beast, whose
deadly wound was healed
TO BE Continued
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SECOND BEAST,
To BE Continued }

In support Of the arguments
which we have presented to the
readers of the CREsSET-It be.
comes necessary for US to make
Ian investigation of the argu.
iments produced by our friend
Brother Perkins of Mountain
Grove But before we do this,
we want To say to our readers,
That IN our presenting the Pope
OF Rome as the first beast-We
90 not intend to say, that all
Catholic people are bad people
Far from it: Neither do we
intend to say all lutheran peo-
pie are bad people, or that the
lutheran church are worse
than any other church-What
we want Che reader to UNDER
stand, is this: That Martin
Luther, IN an agreement with
the Pope Of Rome, set up an
image-CThe one man Theory
which made ali the world 10
wonder after the Pope, Tor
beast,) in this one particular
point
Bro. Perkins and N.Y.
self, agree as to who the first
beast is, for we both say that
he is the Pope of Rome, Our
arguments will then have to be
on the second beast. Yet as the
Brother has said, it will become
necessary for US to refer to the
first beast by times in our argu-
ments, at least we shall.
The first thing that we shall
notice of the arguments present
ed against us is, that we are
asked to walk over and see
Great Britain as the (second
beast,) we. have obeyed. We
are now standing on the shores
of Great Britain, 1.-THE second
beast) We are called upon to
scan the turbulent waters sof its
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s'ancy, or any uninterrupted cd
vantage, profit, pleasure, or hap
plness. That which hath no dcpcn-
dence on any othcr thing to make
1t perfect IN itself, IL right line.
Every divine command is q night
line, and also the sincerity with
which such command ought to
be performed. Every line repre-.
scntlog a duty to DO performed,
may DO supposed to contain all
the particular branches Of that
duty, for ths branches or parts Of
any dniy, must OF consequence
make up the whole duty itself.
RIVERS OF EDEN. The four
rivers VI Paradise bad reference
to the cardinal virtues. In pisor,
onr first parents rcvered the
fountain OF prudence; in Gihon
they hchcld tho sacred stream Of
Justice. The rapid torrent OF Hid.
dekel denoted fortitude, and the
Elphra,cs the mild and steady
currect OF temperance. Happy was
their state, while these sacred
truths continued to guide their
actions; and the Mason will be
equally happy who, through life,
adhcres TO tho lessons here incul.
Gated. Instructed by prudence,
gu'de9 by justice, strengthened by
.ortitude ard restrained by tenn
perance, like Adam in the garden
OF Eden, bis services will be &C.
ceptable to the Deity.
ROD. The rod of Moses. fear
tnl as the attack Of scrpent to
the Egyptians, was a sceptrc Of
righteousness TO the children of
Israel. 1t was a sign Of the divine
authority, and visible demunstra.
ton OF Gods power used to con.
found the pretended skill Of the
magicians, to show the omnipo.
tence ot the Deity, and to humble
the pride of Pharaoh, when he Le.
held the mighty wonders wrought
by so contemplate an agent as a
shepherds staff. But above all
this rod metamorphosed, was n
type OF Christ's death, to which IN
deed Freemasorry ultimately
points; for as by a serpent death
oamo into tho world, so by the
death of the Son of God, the SER
pent, or Satan, was fully vanqaish.
cd and trodden underioot
History and Cyclopedia of Free
masonry by Macoy Oliver. Page
4--6l5-646-G47-64S
(To be Continued.)
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WHO Is THE
Second Beast?
OR
TIE BEAST WITH Two Horns?
REV 1871. eli.

the first beast was Chat is the saolled
one.) and then the beast lhlt came up
out Of The earth, and then proceed with
The two horned beast.
| " j Tread what John says about II.
beginning with the eleventh verse 18Th.
ch Iicy And brhcld anol her beast
comnilng up cnt OF the earth md he Ind
two horns like d lanlb, and be spal,e as
a dragon, And he exercjseth all the
,prwer Of the first beast before him. and
chusetn the earth and them TINT dwcIl
therein, to worship The first beast whose
deadly wound was healed,
And he d0ctl great wonders, 50 that
he makclh fire come down from heaven
on the earth in the sighibf men, Ana
deceiyeih them that dwell on the earth
hy the means Of those miracles which
he had power 10 do in the sight OF
the beast; sayingto them that dwell
on the Garth, that they should make
m image to the beast, which had tie
wound 10y the sword, and did live.
And he had power to give life
unto The image Of tie beast, that the
image Of the beast should both sneak
ana cause that as many Is would not
worship the image Ct the BEST should
be killed. ''And he causeth all both
small and great, rich ana poor. free
and bont. to receive a mark in their
right hard, Or in their foreheads.'
And that no man might buy or
sell, save he TIA, had the mark or
the name OF the beast. or the num-
Der Of his name. Here is wisdom
Let him that has understanding
count the number OF the beast. for il
IS the number Of a man; and his
number is siX-hundrcd three score
and SIX Tor o66.)
have read eight verses, beginning
with the eleventh. to the close OF the
thirteenth chapter Of Rev. Now If
We can find the key TO this question
IN the Bible, we VIII have no difficult
ty IN answering the question. IN the
3 CHI. of Daniel we have a ram with
two horns, and by the explanation
there gwen, the two horns, are the
kings OF Msdia and Persia, The ram
then represented the Medic Persian
kingdom and the two horns, repre-
sented two kings. Also, the he.
goat represented Grecia, and the one
horn between his eyes was the frs,
king.
Now by the key, we know, this
beast that came up out of the earth,
was a kingdom and the two horns
were two kings. We also know tina,
II was 4 political kingdom, because it
came Out Of the earth, (not out OF the
church, il we can find such king.
dom and one that did the things tha,
John said il did, as | have read il
your hearlng-Then the question is
answered.
Where shall we find such king
DOM Go with me il you please over
10 Great Britain. 1t has been po-
lltlcal kingdom ever since the DAYS
OF William the Conqueror. and has
been one OF the strong supporters of
the Papacy centuary after centuary
down to the time Of Luther and king
Henry viii. Henry wrote 4 bpok in
defence OF the Pope and again I.uth-
er; for which the Pope gave Henry,
the title. "rhe defender Of the
faith.
The kingdom of Great Rri,a;n ;s
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(Continued from last week J

Wv NiCN, FTcCWaSODry
forms a happy contrc of reunion,
for worthy mon, who are DESTROYS
OF 9 select society Of friends and
brothers who have bound them
selves in voluntary obligation to
love each other, to afford aid and
assistance in time OF need, to ami
mate one another to acts Of virtue
and bencvolcnce, and to keep H..
violably the secrets which form
the chief characteristic OF the
Order.
REVELATION. Masonry
primarily inculcates morals and
tho rcligion Of nature. but it has
caught an additional spark from
the light of revelation and tho
Sun cf Righteousness. And though
Masonry continues to burn With
subordinate lustrc, it lights the
human traveller on the Same rond
il breathes q concordant spirit of
universal beneyolerco and
brotherly love, adds one thread
more to the silken cord OF
evangelical charity which binds
man TO man, and crowns the
cardinal virtues with Christian
graces.
REVELS. No dark revels or
midnight orgies are practisea in a
lodge. No words of wrath or CON
domination are heard, and no in
quisitorial questions are asked.
The candidate hears OF peace,
brothcrly love, rclict, and truth.
dc is taught TO reverence Gods
holy name, and never TO mention
1T hut with that reverential awe
which IS due from the creature To
the Creator; to implorc His aid in
all laudable undertakings, and
esteem Him as the chief good.
PREFERENTIAL. We are
taught by the rcvcrential sign TO
bend with submission and resigna-
ton beneath the Christening hand
OF the Almighty, and Mt the same
time to engrait his law in our
hearts. This expressive form, in
which the Father OF the human
race first presented himself before
the face of the Most High, to re-
ccive the denunciation and terrible
judgment, was adopted by our
Grand Master Moses, who, when
the Lord appeared to him in the
burning bush on Mount Horeb,
covered his face from tho bright
meas Of the divine presence.
RIBBON. The ribbon worn
by the Companions Of the Order.
is sacred emblem dcuoting light,
being composed Of the two priuci-
pal colours with which the veil of
the tabernacle was interviewer. II !
IL further signlfed by its radiatcd |
form, and in both respects has
been considered an emblem Of /,
regal power and dignity.
RIGHT LINE. "A right line
is duty persisted in with cen
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-i"hu anu Ullc hluS VI oCOUlduu,
especially the King OF England.
Our friend so far, has failed
to tell us any thing that the
second beast done. 1t is all
about what he calls one of his
horns (the King of England.)
This being a new idea to us,
we began to reason on the argu-
ments produced-And we find
that they put the ruling power
IN the one horn, (the King Of
England,) for they present to
US; that this king Tor horn) ask.
ed tic first beast Tor Pope OF
Rome to grant him devorce.
And the Pope Tor first BEAST
refusing him, this wish then he
becomes the enemy Of the first
beast And sets Cup a kingdom
or government as near like the
first beasts kingdom, govern
ment' Tor church, as he possi-
bly, could--As you will see in
Our friends arguments. on the
two horned beast The staue-
ment Of our worthy Brother is,
that after the king or horn was
denied a divorce by the Pope,
he got mad But our Bro.
did not tell Us that he went to
work and took from him his au-
thority and drove him into exile
as you can read in this Ian
guage.
Henry, however, fahed to
keep his promises, and was a
second time communicated by
Gregory. He raised a large
army with which. he defeated
Rudolf Of Swabia, whom the
pope bad caused to be elected in
his stead. Then passing into
Italy, he took Rome, 1854, and
ordered the election of a pope in
place Of Gregory, whom he de-
posed and drove into exile ut
Salerno. Here that jealous and
able pontitf died in 1885, his last
words being; Il loved Justice
and hated injustice, therefore I
lam dying in exile" History
of the World. Vol. |, Page 1917
Now Bro Perkins we reason.
that if Great Britton is the
second beast, and tho King OF
England is one of the horns.
then according to your argu-
ments' the beast did not use the
horn; but the horn used the
beast. Now we reason that if
that be true, then it reminds rs
Of something like this; that the
trunk OF the elephant uses the
elephant as it pleases in the
pace OF the elephant using it's
trunk.
This is very unreasonable 10
us; for VIC are satisfied that the
elephant uses it's trunk. And
just the same the second beast
used his horns. For God said
that it was the beast that rose
up out OF the earth that exer.
cised al the power of the. first
beast and causeth the earth and
them that dwell therein to wor.
ship the first beast. (See Rev.
1872.
Yes Bro. Perkins they we're
to worship the first beast whose
deadly wound was healed. n
does not say that one of the
horns of the second beast was
to get mad and destroy the fst
beast or a part of his power.
but the second beast was to
cause the earth and them that
dwell therein to worship tho
first beast, and by his cnrr;r
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-06-30
WHY HE WAS NOT DISTURBED
clergyman's Explanation Disconnected
WouId-Be Joker.

clergyman's Explanation Disconnected
Would-Be Joker.
A clergyman who was travelling
stopped at hotel much frequented by
wags and jokers.
The host, not being used to having
clergyman at his table, looked at him
with surprise; the guests used all their
raillery Of wit upon him without elicit
ing a remark.
The clergyman ate his dinner quiet.
ly, apparently without observing the
gibes and sneers Of his neighbors.
One Of them at last, in despair of his
forbearance, said to him: well, /
wonder at your patience! Have you
not heard all that has been said to
your"
ooh, yes; but am used to it. Do
you know who l am?"
mo, sir"
well, will inform you. am chap
lain of a lunatic asylum. Such re-
marks have no effect upon me."-Short
Stories.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-06-30
One Secret Of carnesie's Success.

Business rivals of Andrew Carne-
gle were at one time helpless to &C.
count for his ability to undersell them
in whatever market they turned to.
They sent experts quietly to look over
his work and report. Mr.. Carnegie, it
is said, heard of their presence. He
invited them to an inspection, with
himself as guide, and at last offered
to show them the secret of his sue
cess. He took them into a room lined
with books and reports, where dez-
en- clerks were at work on documents
and figures. This room represented
an expenditure of $4,000 a year. at
is worth that" said Mr. Carnegie,
"for a business man to know at any
moment all the details of his bust
ness."-World's Work
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-06-30
Sfronu Lanuuaue.

Fredericksburg, Ind, June 20.-ReV.
Enoch P. Stevens of this place uses
strong language in speaking Of Dodd's
Kidney Pills and he gives good rea-
sons for what he says:
Il can't praise Dodds Kidney Pills
too much,H says Mr.. Stevens. "They
have done me so much good. l was
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that had to get up two or three times
in the night and sometimes in the
day when starting to the waterhouse
the water would come from me before
getting there. Two boxes Of Dodd's
Kidney Pills cured me entirely.
Il have recommended Dodd's Kid.
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never yet heard of failure. Dodd's
Kidney Pills are the things for kid.
ney disease and rheumatism"
Dodds Kidney Pills always cure
the kidneys. Good kidneys ensure
pure blood. Pure blood means good
health
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twelve and thirteen years old, and,
more than that, they are of foreign
lparentage. Their fathers and moth.
ers have lived here scarce more years
than the boys are old, and yet the
boys have acquired real patriotic zeal
toward this nation, the country of
their parents adoption.
1t is a slender little fellow with
raven black hair and dark eyes who is
the most active Of these self-appoint-
ed cicerones. He is a bright,
attractive little fellow, and when
one has been in his company
at the North end for an hour or more
of a sunny afternoon, good for sight
seers, it is easy to understand how he
can have won the good graces OF
John Norton, the custodian Of Cops
Hill burying ground, and so obtained
from that genial official the special
privilege of staying inside the ground.
The old cemetery, aside from any
historic associations, Is q beautiful
spot. The commanding sight, with its
views of the harbor and its majestic
trees, is a tantalizing point of inva-
sion in this crowded section of the
city at almost any season. 1t used to
lbe favorite resort for loafers until
John Norton came on duty year and
a half ago and barred them out, al
though from the first Frank Reggie,
the little Italian, was frequently adj
,mitted for an afternoons visit, for his
brightness and good behavior always
captivated Mr.. Norton.
Almost across the street from
Cops Hill gate is Hull Street place,
where Franks parents have lived for
some years with their family of young
children, but last September the moth
er died, and since that time the GUS
,todian has had yet more sympathy
for his young friend.
Franks father, who is, as was also
his mother from Genoa, follows ma
sons trade, and when he is away
and the older sister, who is only six
teen, must be relieved of the care,
the baby girl is sent to the cemetery
to stay with her brother, and she
trudges around at his heels when he
leads tourists about among the old
stones.
There is not feature of the old
ground that the boy does not know
well, and he points out everything
with the keenest of boyish enthusi.
asm. The stone which is placed over
Capt. Daniel Malcom's grave, 40 feet
Deep" and which bears on it the mark
of British bullets, he shows with
especial eagerness. He takes one
always to the mound where were
buried "the unbaptized infants" and
in the main path he kneels down to
read from the slab placed there for
a baby girl: "She bore her lingering
sickness with patience and met the
king of terrors with a smile; and
he never fails to call attention to