Temptation
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Blessed Is The Plan UJbe Endures Temptation
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Wimttkn Poit The Jouun \u By Kao an Cassby.
in my feeble way I want to tr.v
to toll you of »om«* of the tempta
tions that approach us in this lift
and keeps us cold in God's service.
I take this way of approaching
you, as some of you never conn* tc
church.
Manifold are these temptation*
Unt seek to turn us from duty and
fit)in God. they present them
selves as right, and continue with
the human family, trying to get
them to do the wrong. But it Si
gned for us to Im* tempted, for
when we are tried we shall receive
the crown of life which tin* Lord
has promised to them that serve
Him. (James 12) Temptation be
longs to Satan and he uses it to
keep God’s children from their du
ty which it is (iod's will that they
ahftuM do, and to keep His child
ren from liis service. Head Kont.
Isj L: "1 boeeeli you therefore,
bretheren, by the mercies of God,
tlmt ye present your bodies a liv
ing sacrifice, holy acceptable unto
(Jod, which is your reasonable ser
vice." When we are in the work
of-God let us not yield to tempta
tions, but do as did Nehemiah
pray and work and resist the evil
one. Let us say we are in the
lord’s work, and wo will not
yield to temptation Gut that we
■will rise above it. W e will get so
busy in God’s work that we will
not be drawn away by temptation,
and that we will resist it by keep
ing close to God. By doing tin*
good and leaving the bad. We
will rise above it and will live in
tloe mountain tep- whnre evil will
not reach us: that wo will keep
near the heart of Gotl, trust in
Christ and love Him continually
-with all our soul, strength and
mind. Sometimes we have not the
»unny faces looking into ours as
wu enter our homes because we
are led away by temptation- There
is nothing that conduces more to
happiness than to find a bright.
shrn> face.
Led by t;i*1 low t>r krotl, lot us
keep temptation from out- home-,
autl let m .-unshine. the blessed
stmi-hine of God- love, for it will
Kgiiten the load and keep out
ter ptaiions. Wear a happy, -un
ny face ami see what love will do
when temptation- conn' into our
ho res, s,.( i as fretting. anxiotus
nares.
Temptations come every day,
juane of u- are exempt from them,
lie van' o' friends who will inviu
Me to - ne place of. worlds
pleasure, u 1 keep you away Iron
L<> I', s.' "f .\ ou are tempt
e*l >v y< fr en - t-» do -ometbist
tlutii io i, who loves y« i.n wouh
pot Wave >0u do.
Daniel uder ail hi- temptation'
U&rew uj tin* windows of l us plac*
y£ praye; ..nd prayed three time
a day. I i * was cast into the lion
&•> out tool kept him from harm
/ Let u- save the faith of Divi<
llut we r\ withstand all temp
iaiioru*. Adam and Kve wer
TeTn pted by Satan and transjrresse*
tja law <>f < job and were throwi
15lit of the beautiful garden of Kd
eu, aud we all became guilty o
sin.
Dear reader you see wbat yield
ing to temptation will do. Let u
Lye Uke Son.ii. walk with God ai
itfe way. and then we are assure*
aJmppy home m heaven. Th
afostle rlter was tempted whe
he was prompted by*Satan to d<
ny hi- 'Lord. Let us not L* tempt
ed by Satan to leave the good wa
and stray ofl‘ for awhile to the ba
way.
Let us say, 'AY he re Justus lead
me l will follow.’’
1 trust that this will find a place
in The Journal and that through
it these words may bring some one
to Christ who is able to save to the
i utermost.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
Notice is hereby given that there
I will be a public examination at
Hatesville, Arkansas, on Thursday
and Friday, the 15th and ltfth
days of dune, 11X»5, to ascertain
the professional qualitieations of
all persons desiring to teach in the
j public schools of Arkansas within
the limits of Independence county.
| The examination will begin
promptly at 8:30 a. m., and each
I applicant is requested to lx* pres
ent at this hour. Given under my
hand this 15th day of May, l(d05.
Sionky Pickkns
County Fxaminer.
SOLILOQUY ON DEATH.
The editor of the Border Tele
phone waxes philosophical and
I thus soliloquizes:
“Nothing is more uncertain than
lefe, and nothing is more certain
than death. Every morning when
| the sun rises many thousands will
not live to see it set, and when it
goes down in the west thousands
.will not live to see its golden rays
j glint the hilltops i:* the east. Ev
ery mm and woman has within
them the genu-, of disease and
death. For six thousand years the
generations have come and gone
jOur kindred an 1 friend- fall
around us like autumn leaves. The
earth is tilled with graves. By
far the largest majority of the hu
man race is on the silent shore.
The fairest ttower that has ever
bloomed has withered and died.
Our days are soon numbered, our
race is run, and our destiny sealed
forever. If a man dies without
hope all is lost forever
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Commandant Ferdinand De
Wall, late of South Africa, and
nephew of Paul Kruger, the last
president of'the Beer republic, is
visiting the Boer colony near Kog
Lightning struck M.Ko>ire s res
idence at Dyer a few day- ago.and
seriously injured Miss Minnie Ko
-ire, 1", and a son of Mr. Kosire.
Beth bled profusely at the mouth,
nose and ears for quite a while :it
ter being struck.
Assessor's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that 1 will
attend in person, or by deputy, at the
usual voting places in the various
townships in Independence county, \
Arkansas, for the pnrjioseof taking a
list of the real and |>ersoiial property
of each resident of said township and
tne per capita tax of such as are liable
to pay the same for the year 1005, on
the days and dates sped tied below:
Fairview township. Pleasant Plains,
Monday, June 5th. i
Liberty township. Floral, Tuesday, i
June <>th.
Relief township. Enterprise, (Cover- \
stone school house) Wednesday, June
j 7th. j
Greenbriar township, Jamestown,
Thursday and Friday. June Nth and
nth. j
j (treenhriar township. Desha, Satur
i day. Jue 10th.
Oil Trough township, Elmo, Mon- j
' day, June 12th. |
, Christian township, Oil Trough,
Tuesday, June 13th. \
Christian township, Smith's school
house, Wednesday, June 14th. I
Salado township, Rosie. Thursday,
June loth.
Salado township. Salado. Friday,
.)tine Kith. !
Washington township, Calaway's
store, Moncay and Tuesday, June loth
and 20 th. !
I'ninn township. Saltpeter school v
hous , Wednesday, June 21st.
Stubbs township, Cushman, Thurs- «
day, J line 22nd. ;
Jefferson township. J. P. Montgom
ery's store, Friday. June 23rd.
Ashley township, Brewer's school
house, Saturday. June 24th.
Barren township. Cray’s store, Mon
day and Tuesday, June 2(ith and 27th.
Black River township, Charlotte.
Wednesday, June 2sth.
Black Rhcr township. Walnut
Grove, Thursday. June 20th.
Black River tow nship. Cord. Friday,
.1 one 3oth.
Logan township, Logan schoolhouse,
Saturday. July 1st.
Gainesbom township. Monretield
Monday, July 3rd.
Gainesboru township, .Sharp, Tues
day, .1 ul\ 4th.
Gaineslioro township, Hum's school
house, Wednesday, July oth.
Big Bottom township, ark.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, Julv
(it h. Tth and xt h,
I Magness township, Magness, Mon- *
! day, July loth.
White liiver towship. Tuesday and
i Wednesday. July llili and l'Jth.
Ifudd II township. Batesvdilc, Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday, July 13th,
; 14111 and loth.
And at my office in Batesville, July
17th to 27th. after which time all per
sons failing to list will he subject to a
penalty.
You nnist asses.' in person Each
person will have to swi ar to his or her
assessment, and each persoti will be
required to give number of school d's
triet. School directors will pleas*1 fur
nisli list of tax payers at precinct ■ n
first dav of assessment.
f. J ('aU)U EU,. Assessor,
independence County. Ark.
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