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CHAPTER lv.-(continued.)

CHAPTER lV.-(Continued.)
"My dear, dear grandfather, you
carry wisdom with you! Oh, wise,
wise grandfather! You have made
me happy to a degree!"
Every well, but say not that l
gave you such counsel. When your
father speaks to me-, as he is certain
to do, then l will say such and such
words to him; but my words in your
mouth will be a great offence, and
very justly SO, for it is hard to carry
words, and carry nothing else. Your
dear mother-how is she?"
"Well and happy. But my father is
not SO happy. l a see that he is
wearied Of everything"
mot here, is his heart. 1t is in
England. II of Liberty l now speak
to him, he has a smile so hopeless
J that both sad and angry it makes me.
| No faith has he left in any man. ex-
cept Washington; and I think, also, he
is disappointed that Washington was
not crowned King George the First.
At this point in the conversation
Van H~eemskirk was called to the door
about some business matter and
| George was left alone with his grand
mother. She put the cups quickly
down, and going to Georges side,
said:
"Cornelia Moran spends this even
ing with her friend Arenta Van Ariens.
Well then, would thou like an excuse
to call on Arenta?"
"Oh, grandmother! DO you indeed
know Arenta? Can you send me
there?"
Since she was one month old have
known Arenta. This morning, she
came here to borrow for her Aunt
Jacobus my ivory winders. For thy
pleasure I will get them, and thou canst
take them this evening to Arenta."
20 you dear, dear grandmother
and he stood up, and lifted her rosy
face between his hands and kissed
her.
Get me the winders, grandmother;
for now you have given me a reason
to hurry"
Then she went into the best parlor,
and opening n of the shutters let in
sufficient light to find in he drawer
of a little Chinese cabinet some ivory
winders Of very curious design and
workmanship. She folded them in soft
tissue paper and handed them to her
grandson with a pleasant nod; and the
young man slipped them into his
pocket, and then went hurriedly away.
Doubling and hoping, he reached
A. w. Av;o~ct LD,,Co onOn flor Cnvnn
o'clock. 1t was not quite dark, and
Jacob Van Ariens stood on the stoop,
smoking his pipe.
Good evening, sir" said George
with smiling politeness. us Miss Van
Ariens within?"
within? Yes. But company she
has tonight" said the watchful
father, as he stood suspicious and i'm
movable in the entrance.
:" have ONE with a message to
Miss Van Ariens."
"A very fine messenger" answered
Van Ariens, slightly smiling,
"A fine lady deserves a fine messen-
ger. But, sir. if you will do my err
rand for me. | am content. l have
brought from Madame Van Keemskirk
some ivory winders for Madame ia
] cobus."
'Come in, come in, and tell my
Arenta the message thyself. Welcome
art thou!" and Van Ariens himself
opened the parlor door, saying:
"Arenta, here is George Hyde. A
message he brings for thy Aunt An
gelica."
And while these words were be-
Ing uttered, George delighted his eyes
| with the vision Of Cornelia, who sat
at q small table with some noodlework
The border vidette., 1904-12-31

Change of roau from Adams and Finley gulch, following in a north westerly direction below and on south side of present county road and intersecting same in saddle on top of ridge-Dennis Coughlin, NJ NJ Trickey and County Surveyor c F Perkins.
 Road from Salno Ranch to Santa Cruz river road and Tubac-W k Balcom, Harry Vaughn and County Surveyor c E Perkins. Change in road between Har- shaw and tagonia-James Hale, Harry Fryer and County Surveyor Perkins
 Road from school house district No 10, northerly to intersection with county road from Elgin to Patagonia-P J McCarty, Ben Powell and County Surveyor c. E. Perkins.
 Upon motion, and all members voting ''aye" it was ordered that the clerk be instructed to notify the above named persons of their appointment as road viewers and upon completion of their work to report same to the board.
 A petition signed by parents and guardians of children of school age, and approved by the county school superintendent, was now presented to the board. asking for a school district within the following bound aries, viz: Beginning at the west end of the mountain range along the county road from Nogales to Washington Camp, and to extend eastward to the divide two miles and a half west of Washington Camp, and to extend to the north two miles and to the south to the mountain range south of the coun- ty road.
 Upon motion, and all members voting faye" it was ordered that said petition be granted.
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Notice of Forfeiture.


 To Alber. Steinfeld, Administrator, of the Estate of George J Phillips. deceased. and the unknown heirs, if any, of said George J. Phillips. deceased
 You and each of you are hereby notified that I. the undersigned, a co-owner with you in the California No l, Mining Claim, the location notice of which said claim is recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Santa Cruz County. Arizona, in Book of Mining Loca- tions. at pages 3S3 and 3Si, and i1 the Quien Sabe Mining claim. the location notice of which said claim is recorded in the office of the said County Recorder of Santa Cruz County in Book of Mining Locations at pages 9Sl and 3S2. both of said mining claims being situated in the Gro Blanco Mining District, Santa Cruz County, Territory of Arizona. have expended on each of said Mining claims. co-owner therein, the sum or One Hundred Dollar in labor and i'm provements for the year ending Decem Der 3l ', 1903 for the pnrpose of complying with the provisions of Sec. 232i of the Revised Sta tutes of the Un ted States, the same being the amount required to hold said claims for the year ending December 31, 1903. and if at the expiration of ninety days after the publication of this notice. either of you, fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such cxpendi ture. your interest in said claims will become the property of the undersigned.
 Dated Nogsles Arizona October 18th. 19oi
 PRIsCILIASo ARBALLo
 First publication Oct 15 1904 S-m.
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The border vidette., 1904-12-31
ASSignee'S Notice.

In the District Court of the First
 Judicial Distaict of the Territory
 of Arizona, in and for the Coun-
 ty of Santa Cruz.
 In the matter of the voluntary as- s1gnment of Frank NJ. Main for the benefit of his creditors.
 To whom it may concern:
 The undersigned hereby gives no tice to the creditors of Frank NJ Main. an 1nsolvent debtor, and to all persons interested, of his appointment as assignee of all the estate of the said Frank NJ. Main.
 All creditors of said estate are here by notified to file with the undersigned as such assignee, at his place of busi- ness, at Nogales, Arizona, within four mouths from the date hereof, a dis tinct statement of the particular ma ture and amount of their respective claims, supported by affidavit, with notice to said assignee as to whether or not they wish to consent to said assignment.
 THEO. GEBLER,
 Assignee of Frank NJ. Main Dated Nogales, Arizona, December 12th, 1901. St
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HoUsEs TO RENT-Furnished or un- furnished. Apply to P. B. Torres, Centinela de la Frontera saloon oppo- site line. or to TIE BORDER VIDEITE office. tf
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The office hours for the Circulat- ing Library will be held twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays from $40 to 4:l5 p: ID. in Room of the High School building.
 MAUDE JEssUP, Librarian.
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The Piano with the Weber tone and the Weber action-the JANNsEN.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

Nogales Electric Light, Ice
 x Water Go, light for
 quarter ending Septem-
 Der 3Oth, 1904, 3O-39 | Nogales Electric Light, Ice
 x Water Go, ice for court
 house for the quarter
 ending September 30th,
 1904, 1920 l H H NcNeil Go, station
 cry supplies, 23-93 Escalada Bros, mdse for indigents, 55.OO Consolidated Telephone,
 Telegraph and Electric
 Go, telephone rental for August and September,
 1904, 1925 Jesus Casias, bounty, 26OO | Jame Kane, constable fees, TYPO | Phil Herold, postage and
 telegrams, 29.15 l Marsh Lumber Go, lumber for road district No ?, 1.O9 K Nolan, road work,
 road district No 1, 66.5O J s Andrews, road work,
 road district, No. 3 800 | H Pomeroy, blacksmith
 ing, road district No. 1 $6.45 T T Johnson, road work, road district No. 4 32.0O l A Stockton, road work,
 road district No. 4 4O.3O | R T Rankin, road work, road district Nos. 6 and 7 165.2O | R T Rankin, road work, road district Nos. 6 and7 195.75 | R T Rankin, road work,
 road districts and 2 294.OO | Geo V Sayre, salary jailer Sept. 1904 75.OO Jas Leehy, services guard,
 Sept 1 to 8, 1904 1900 F Duffy, district attorney
 for quarter ending Sept
 30, 1904 312.5O T Turner, salary as as- sessor, quarter ending Sept 30, 1904 15OOO | H B Shreve, services as
 janitor, quarter ending Sept 30, 1904, 1SO.OO w A O'Connor, salary as probate judge, quarter ending September 30, 1904 15o.oo Phil Herold, salary as
 recorder for qaarter end
 ing Sept 30, 1904 312.5O s F Noon, services as clerk of court. quarter ending September 30, 1904 625O 1 H w Purdy, salary county
 health officer, quarter
 ending Sept 30, 1904 75.OO | H/W pnrdy. salary as
 county phyiician, quarter
 ending September 30, 'O4 75.oO Geo Marsh, salary as treasurer, quarter end
 ing Sept 30, 1904 312.5O William F Cooper, salary
 court reporter, quarter ending Sept 30, 1904 93.75 T J Turner, postage. tele-
 grams, etc, presented for $4 90, allowed for $50 T J Turner, cash expenses
 sheriff's office 11O.25 A Harrison, salary as Supervisor, Sept 1904 5S.35 Richard Farrell, salary
 as supervisor, Sept, 1904 5S.35 Henry Harmon, salary as
 Supervisor, Sept 1904 5S.35 w A O'Connor, expenses
 visiting schools 500
 This being the date for hearing objections to petitions for county roads, accepted by the board un- der date of September 9th, 1904, and there being no objections to same, the board now proceeded to appoint appraisers and viewers for said roads, as provided by law. Upon motion, and all members voting "ayeO if was ordered that
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QUESTION NO. So.
Road tho following.

Read tho following.
"And the multitude of them that be-
loved, were Of one heart and OF ono soul
neither said any Of them that ought Of
the things which he possessed was his
own; but they had all things common,
SAc,s 4 3a)
LIST. Wns tho above declaration
true, in the Apostolic day?
End. Ifso, why is it not prac.
tioed now by tho Church or
Churches7
Ord. II this unity was only In
tended for the Apostles; show me
the scripture that relieves the
church Of III
Editor Of the CREssET; This il
asked for other ministers to ar
wcrs first, aad--ifa any Of them dc
or does mott want your an,
Dwcr. I want to know the trutf
Beulah Oliver.
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Question No. 40.
Also who are the two anointed
ones spoken Of in (Zech. 4-l4')
QUESTIONS NJ 40

/. VIVA. is tho bottomlcss pit
hat this (beasU the temporal
power of the Catholic church come
out of? And is the bottomless pit
spoken OF hero the same as spoken
in rev. 90 ~
2. You say Tho two witnesses
described in Rev. ll-3) are the
old and new tcatamcnts, clothed in
tho sacKcloth Of dead languages
for 1860 years >
How did tho old and new tosta
ments have power over water 10
turn it into blood and to smight
thc,oarth with plaques as often as
they would? And what was their
dead bodies that laid in the streets
Of tho Great City whore our Lord
was crucificdY-Mrs Cindia Merritt
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M - ----
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and inslices the whole NJ " tich,
tradition informs us, wee rem.
s'anlly prarlised hya great major
ity ci mr. ancient brethren. lhs
distinguishing characters uf 4 good
rrecmason, are virtue, h ,nour and
mercy; aud should Il, ~ .hs b..nisir
cd frutn MI ut,er spcitties. may
taey eyer be fund in 'lasona
breast -f/smn,i9s,
TE.pLE. TIE Temps Of
SoompD was on'y II small build
ing, and very Iuferlnr in point Of
SIZE 10 some II oar churches. rs
Dimensions being opiy sue hnnd
red and lisc feet broad, aad one
hundred aud fifty tcet long rs
| sp'ehtour superiority lay il rch-
hess Of i,s mateilniS, and nfilu~s
Imcnts, and tho cloistcrs and Other
hnidings with which il WAS snr.
rounded. II was built oil white
marble, 80 exce.ieItly PIT toget-
! her, that the Joints could net DO
4 distinguished, and The whole build
,ng looked us thongh it had been
/ en- out OF one rntirr stone. Tho
1 timber was cedar AID ollyo wood
covered with plan;es Of gold,
anu studded wiIh preclons stones
OF many hues.
EXPERIMENTATION. TIE
4 jews are qti,o aware thu, the true
4 pronunciation OF the Word IS lost,
| ard rcgerd il AS one OF the mysicr.
les to be reIesyed in The days Of
the Messiah. They hold, how
ever, tia, The gnnwiedgc al The
Name Of Goa does exis. on earth,
and he by whom tho secret Is no.
CURED, has, by virinp ut, Il, the
: powers 81 the world at his CON
, mad; and thoy account. iar tho
.
, miracles Of Jesus, hy telling rs
that he lad got possession 81 tia
+, lnetfable Name. Rightly nAdcr.
I stood they seem to mean thut he
r who calls npon God rightly, by
, this Hls true name, cannct fail ID
: be heard by him. In short, ihi;
I word forms the lannon's ,etragram
maton Or quadrilatcral name, o.
(, which every one has heard.--
t KITE.
THREAD OF LIFE BY which III,
!. masonic key is suspended.
= THREE STEPS The three slep
dclincated upon a Master ca,pe,, H..
Z embenalicNl II the three pliacipv
i stages Of human life, youth, munhopJ
a and old aye.
NJ History ana Cyclopedia !
', Frccm4sonry w Macov Olive,
r Pages, e75 --67G- o77--G7s--G7
n GS2- -6SI--6s5- 1856.
TO he continuedl
A.
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THE ROCKS TALK.

Then Bro. Perkins read again:
"The vast Colosseum. built BY
twelve thousand captive Jews, and
the adjoining Arch Of Titus, with
its baz-reliefs Of the rapture Of
the seven branched candlestick,
and the table Of shew-hiead, stand
az monuments Of the truthfulness
OF the Savioprs words concerning
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QUESTION NO. 81,
Question Tor Ministers TO Answer.

Ii God is more powerful tn an
Satan, and II the earth is theLords'
and the fullnoss thorooi. Why
does God Allow tho wicked to do
stroy his people, and take the
earth and tho fullness thereof away
from His people, and leave thcm
poor, aud then claim the poor an
His people? Now il ! was rich ID
this Worlds goods would il be
lust In me to take my goods away
from my family and give them 70
my enemies, and leave my family
with nothing and then say ! love
my family
Explain this and will come
again. IS. z Merritt
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Cmiiaaed /yom last Week.

Believing now as we do that the
readers Of the CREssET from the
proof offered, will see that there
is the TWO men spoken of-.And
IF they do we then know that they
will see why we have clalmed that
the one man theory IS an Image
For we can not see any room hn-5
der such proof as we iiaya gwen
for any ono to say that God dld
not make distinction between
those TWO men--Wc say TINT ior
fifteen hundred years after the
crucifiction Of Christ, this was
the belief Of one and all. And
under that belief for the said
period of fifteen hundred years
| the christian believers were all
united in one body, and the reas
On why the union was so perfect,
| is lust because they lived under
| the great Bible truth Of the Twc
men. The question comes II
now. IS there any history. or il
there any outside proof OF thu
Two men. For Rro. Perkins seems
to think that We were lacklng il
history to substantiate our argue
monts; so we shall give you SOM
of the best of authorship-An
scientific work Of to-day or an.
other day which will provo be
yond a doubt our Biblical argue
ments. Please reut.:
"Editor Question Bureau:-l
your answer, Concerning Adam
you ask me one question iamely
at seems possible to be both
Christian believer and scientlti
n beliover?' ] answer, yes; and
am both; but, has science prove
3 that human beings (moral agents
"a
Q lived on the earth before Adam!
D If science has demonstrated tn
. fact beyond the shadow Of "a doub
then | will haye TO write my Sc
= mons over, or preach them
( those who are not as well poste
5 as the editor of the Question Bl
! reau. j have tried 20 cultivate
: love for truth, and that is Il
!, reason | take The Blade. 1t is Il
most reliable paper in the couj
try. ! quote The Blade when
comes to politics, just like ! quo
the Bible when it comes to reli
y ious questions, M. II. Hayilan
III Kan,
oi That man, existed on the car
- before the 5000 years which
generally accepted at the date
IN Adams creation, there is not 0
particle Of scientific doubt b
C. whether man was then n "moi
'r agent is something that scien
cannot answer, Geology holds t
~ record Of the rocks, and she sho
10 that man existed much longer a
than 5000 years, She has
ia evidence in his skeletons, viii
an do not differ in any material
40 spect from the skeletons of
~ ~ savage races Of today.
But was man then q mo
agent! No one today can ansv
the question. Bat is it not fair
assume that if the Indian of Alas
or. or he of Siberia, or the negro
Central Africa, is q moral age
=, that the prehistoric man, VIII
|. skull shows as great brain pc,
d., as any Of them'ln existance tod
The was Also moral AGENT We thu
'ay our friend Tor his kindly exp
ON sions, and wish to say to him ,
:. all our readers, that the high
bo duty Of man is to accept the tt
'ay no matter how much il may
70 'parentIy oppose the beliefs tt,
w mitted from the far past, W
~ science was not known lTol
! Weekly Blade; Thursday Jan
n, l0osl
THE ROCKS TALK.
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tes ssA g8e is 4ss s..s.ss..ss. Y26g fe5 Ns#
QUESTION for MINISTER'S 70
Nm ANSWER.

VINO il Il spoken Of in this language.
.Aud one shall say unto him What
ara those wounds in Thy handss Then
ma ahall answer. Those with which 4
Wa wounded 10 the house OF my friend.
fxech. III -e. ~. T, Hockaday.
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treated as friend. But'ip no case
will the Editor allow, any slang
or slang phrase go through its
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il hchela then because II the voice q
The great words which lhe horn spsfe:
I leheld even till The pesst WINS s'ain
and His body destroyed, and giyen'o WI
burning fame. Daniel 7--lisj
Daniel says be spakc great words
against the most high. And fur, |
Their says that he pluckcd up three
cithe ten horns BY the roots. as
you can read;
I" Then would know the truth Of The
fourth beast, which was diverse from all
the others exceeding dreadful, whose
teeth were OF iron and his nails OF
brass. which deyoured ,ralsc in pieces,
and stsmped the residue with his feet
And Of the ten horns that were in lls
head. and Of the other which came NJ
and before whom ,hrec fell; even Of HAL
hnru that had eyes. and mouth li,at'
spake very great things, whose lopk was
more stout lhau his fellow, tDan. =
fl9-2O)
lp Daniels Interpretation Of tho
fourth beast and ten horns, his AT
! tcnton, we notice was drawn par
I ,cularly TO The little horn. For
he says,
| beheld, ana ,he same horn made
/ wal with The saints. and prevailed a.
ganst ihcm.. Dan. / -2i
1 lie says, this little horn shall
make war With the saints aud shall
over como them: As you may rcasl
IN this language:
And he shall speak great words u
gainst the most High, md Shall wear
out the saints Ut the most High. and
think TO change times and laws: md lhey
: shall be given into his hand until II tim,
: and limts ind the dividing OF time"
dan. 800
The language is, that he shoult
wear them out, and change limc'
I and laws. Thisis just what JohI
! said about him ID this language.
And he opened his mouth ia bmspht
Z, my against God. To bnsphcl,e his name
e and his tabernacle, and them Thai dwell
: ia heaven,
I Aud il was given unto him 10 max
& war with the saint is, and 10 oyercors
them; and power was gwen him over ii
kindreds, aud tongues. and nations . !.
y (Rcv. l3-8-1
q This again proves these, to- y
g the same character-For the Lar
u gnage is 80 similar that no on
IS but a mad man could dispute il n.
: Daniel SAID he should wear ther
VI out. and John said that he shout
u overcome them Identical the sam,
+ Daniel veriiies his statement i
: anetber vision in this language:
And ont OF one of them came fort
little horn, which waxed eXceedin
great. toward lbr south. and toward I'll
~ east, and toward the pleasant land,
!. And il waxed great. even TO the ho
ne Of heaven; and il cast down some oftl
st host and of the stars TO the ground, ar
r. stamped upon them
n. Yea he magniiied himself even to 81
Il, prince OF the host. and by him Il
~ daley sacrifice was taken away, and Il
~ place Of his sanctuary was cast down.
~ AND an host was given him again
III the daily sacrifice by reason Of tran
erosion and il cast down the truth
l.. the ground, and it praclised, and pro
= pered. Dan. S-9-l0 -ll-lal
Daniel in this vision speaks
his changing Of times and laws
saying that he cast some Of Il
!, hosts OF heaven, and the truth,
The ground and trampled rpon i
" the truth-And that he magnii
himself even to the Prince, OF I
]. host. Now Paul Genes upto Q
!, relief and substanuates this fact
~ this language.
~ To BE Continued.
ire
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