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Newspaper Page TextNOTICE. We, the undersigned taxpayers and residents uf Koad Jils! rict No. HG, herein- give notice Hint a imbllc incc-t-Ing will lie held lit Hie Peel postof flee In mid Jtcmd District No. 88. of Douglas County, uniion, on Kutur iluv. December 28. I III 2, tx-KilinltiK nt 1 o'clock p. m.. for the purpose of voting an nddlllonal tax upon all per sonal and rial property situated In said Komi District, for the purpose of improving the public road in Bald Ilottd District. Signed: C. F. Watson, N'. Nelson, 0. liuslafsou, O. Slllnius. H. L. Ln Kids, H. K. Khgels, A. A. KiibuIh, W. W. Hoganl, C. 1J. Talcott. U. C. Snillh. First publlcntlon Dec. 6, 1912. d Electric Hot Point flat Iron, for merly $.'. now 3.60. iiuy now, be cause they'll advanfo In warm weather. (Iiiaruuteed Tor 10 years. S. II. (iondman, electrical supplies, opposite city hall. tf YOU Know a Bargain When You See One We thlnlt you do hut we will know later after you have had a chance to compare the prices asked elsewhere f.-ir strictly high grade SILVERWARE wllh llion' miked hy UK for swh articles as Sugars Creamers Shakers Knives Forks Spoons (All Kinds) (All Kinds) (All Kinds) Carving Sets Crumb Trays In fnct any and everylhlng in the line of strictly IiIkIi Knido silver ware usually found In an up to dale Jewelry Btoro. Wo cannot too strongly impress upon you the greatness of the bargains we aro of fering as wo cannot quota prices hero, but wo will Bay that you have never had such an opportunity to secure the Bauio quality as cheaply as wo nro offering and the chances nrn that you never will again uniess Kiimc one Ivcb It to you. In addition to a full line of silver ware of nil kinds. Wo carry Je.velry of all kinds, Watches, Dia monds and other precious and s.Miil-prcclous stones on which, quality considered, wo cannot be beat for prices. Come In and liuike us prove It. Jackson Street J. T. JEWELER Opposite Postoffice CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS! It 1h not too Piirly to high, your ('lirlHtimia RhopphiK. The f:ict Is the oiirlliT you begin tho liotter aeleetiun you not. Wo are offering Bomo nUriicUvu bnrgaiiiH In the following iirtletos: For Men TIKM (ju)i:s HOCKS n.MiKi:itciiii:i's srsi'i:m:its I Mllltl U.AS For Women MU'KWKAU IIOSIKItV llllKl:lt('Mli:l'S COM IIS ititi:i I t:s ii.o i:s VH MAKK A SPKt'l.ll.TY OF "II MXK" MAIIt CHAINS. IIAIIl CHAIN'S AM) I'OIIS I'OH MltlSIM AS IMIKSKNTS. toiioc(;ax caps noi.i, avium to oitmoit. TERCINSKI'S A "STORE FOR EVERYBODY" Fhe Roseburg Garage Machine Shop l. It. IIOWAIili, C. I'. SMITH, Proprietors. on uosr. si un-rr. aimoim ; run i;iun hoii:i,. This Karnite Is new open mid, r the nhote mnnp'nirii I, prepared In render en Ice to th uil lie at reasonable rates and wllh first class mechanics In charge ot the Lieryone will he treated mUlirel y. Now is the Time To imiko nn.'iiK'iiH'ii'H fr l,ln; nv cur o i-rluulri. to liavt' in uliajm fnr himIuk. See Us for Winter Storage We httw n fl:ie n -to-i:ito romtvtt' IniM.lniK. fd,. proof ami cm innKt' you n Miii'iine mie which will K- r.ir rn;iM r for mi tli.iti having yciir ar nitnv.1 w wrv there i i.nM.mt dimir vt fire Also have a inun In rlmtn' ihty and night t that ltnr car In not nio l.'Me.l. Central Location Means Everything To the liusy hiisiihs man and our garage is priietictU) in tlie cen ter of Knsi'hiitr's business district. 1 m 3i:v run l ATHKn OK SAVKI) Hl'MAXITY. Cincinnati, Ohio. Dec. H.l' n b t o r Itunell'B lueetltiga weru the rvllKious foaturti hero today. We rciort one of bis addresses from the text: "He Khali le called the Ever lasting F a t lie r." (Isaiuh Ix, 0.) The Pastor said that Cod's people today have su pe rio r ad v a n tnges for JUlile fit inly; hence Illble students Hue new lllit In texts long coutildered obscure. Ills text yd ay was of tills character. It gives Jesus the title, "KverlaKtlnjf Father," or the Father who gives everlasting life. At oue time It seemed to contradict other HcrlptureH "The God and Father of our Im! Jesus Christ hath begot tea us;" "My Father and your Father; My (iod and your God;" and other texts. Hut now In the clearer light the con tradiction vanishes. Jehovah God Is the Father or Llfe glver to the Church; but Jesus Is to he the Father or Life-giver to the world. "IIo shall be called the Everlasting Fnthor and the Prince of peace." Not until the end of this Age will He be gin Ills relgu an "King of kings and I-ord of lords." The earth Is n rebel lious province under n reign of sin and dentil. The early part of Messiah's reign will be for breaking down Insti tutions contrary to the I M vine arrange ment. Not until after "the battle of the great I ny,' "Armageddon" will He have the title "Prince of Peace;" and thereafter men "shall learn war no more.'.' Tho Second Adam Jesus. The first Adam purposed to bo tho father or life-giver of a human race. Itut sin, disobedience, Interfered with this arrangement as God hud fore Keen and provided for. When Adaua lost his own right to life, he could transmit to his children only ft dying humnn Ixuly. The legal right to life la gone. Humanity needs n Deliverer not from eternal torment, not from purga toryf doctrines of the Dark Ages with out Scriptural foundation but from sin and death. What the world really needs 1h a Life-giver, exactly what God tells us Jesus Is to Ite a Father, who will give to tho willing and obedient everlasting life. Tho meaning of tho word "Smior" Is Llfe-glvcr. When the Logos ncccpted the Heav enly Father's offer to become the world's Uedeemer, It involved the transfer of His life to human condi tions. "The Word was made flesh" (John 1. I t), not sinful. Imperfect flesh, but perfect, suitable to be a Itansom i corresponding price for Adam, thai He might redeem Adam and his race, "lit? was holy, hnrmtcss, mule tiled and separate from sinners." To be the Everlasting Father. It was necessary for Jesus to purchase man kind by giving Himself n Kansom Price at Calvary. God raised Jesui from the dend, a New Creature of the Divine nature, to be the Second Adam "The Second Adam Is the Heavenly Lord" prepared to be the Father. 01 Lire-giver. As only one man. Adain. committed die tie:!ss which Involved the race, so the purchase of the race required only the one life which Jesus sacrl llccd. Whenever lie shall apply the merit of I hat sa.Tilli e to Adam and his race. Justice will turn over the world tr Him. For a thousand years He will reign to suppress forcibly sin am' death, and to raise the willing am' obedient to human perfection as 11 lh earthly children. As Jesus, I lie Lord of Glory, Is to be the Second Adam, the Everlasting Father to the world, so the Second Evi ls to e (he Church on the spirit plane Throughout this Gospel Au'e an elee floii lets progressed, to tlnd and prove whom God will esteem worthy to br made partakers of I lie Divine nature, -heirs of- God, Joint heirs with Christ": their Lord, a IHt'e Flock-perhaps literally the 1 1.' K of lievelatlou. , These will not become the "llrlde, the Lamb's Wife." until the end of this Age. " The marriage of tho Lamb" will come, for "His Wife" w ill have made herself ready for the work of the Mes sianic Ktnudoni Deliver Up the Kingdom. After the thousand years, Messiah will deliver the Kingdom to the Fa ther, as St. Paul declares. Then, as the Father tested Adam, so He will tet humanity as respects their loyalty to Gm1 and rluhteousness Tills test ing will demonstrate who are worthy of ovci lasting life. Tlie unworthy shall perMi In the Second Death. God his alrciilv made provision fir J perfc. t men to become the Princes of '.ue wnt c.i i!;i! ,n,' ,m ei-i;i u reign, mosg faithful servants referred to In He-bi.-us i. "s iii Who can know of the "il.'iH : ! ili-ue.H awaiting the Itrldo of Christ. Second Eve. and not feel stim-;1 h l to make his catling and election s i.,-' ( FOUND. Small purse containing some change. Owner pleaue call and prove property. STRAYED. 1 chestnut mare, un I shod, weighing 1050, and 10 years old; 1 bay mare, shod, weighing 10U0, and 10 years old; 1 bay colt, three years old, weighs about 900 lbs., white star on forehead. All three last seen Monday night In North Koseburg - going north. Finder please notify me by mail at Roseburg or telephone 15F3, and I will call and pay cost of keeping. O. Martin. tf WANTED. WANTED. A girl wants work by day or hour; willing to do any kind of housework. Cull or send postal card to 4 4 4 Mill street. WANTED. Agents. Best Ink eradl- cator on the market. Something new. Sells to every business bouse. Hig commission. Sumple 35c. J. W. Antle, Medford, Oregon. FOR T.BNT FOR RENT. Unfurnished house on Flint street, Roseburg. Enquire or j. t . Barker & Co. FOR RENT. Seven room house, un turn lulled, 244 South Kane street. Call at this office. dtf FOR RENT. Furnished housekeep ing rooms for housekeeping; bath, etc. . No children. 302 W. Wash ington. FOR RENT Three rooms furnished for housekeeping, with water, lights and phone, $12. 420 N. Jackson. Tel. 122-Y. TOR RENT OR LEASE. Central Hotel, on reasonable terms. For further particulars Inquire of J. W. Wright, Room 6, Douglas National Building. FOR SAXE OR TRADE. FOR SALE. 1 1 A acres best garden hind. For particulars address Box 23, Dlllard, Oregon. dew FOR SALE BY OWNER. Improved nomesteau relinquishment near Roseburg and on county road. Ad dress "A," care Review. A BIG SNAP. FURNISHED, newiy- nuttt, -room bungalow, all con veniences, North Roseburg, for sale at bargain If taken now. Ad dress or Inquire at 1003 North Jackson street. FOR SALE. Cole-30, five-passenger Rutomoblle, good -as new. At fine bargain If taken now. R. B. Mathews, City. FOR SALE. Property In Riverside Addition to Rosoburg nt the as sessed valuation. Inquire of Joseph Schreni8, owner. FOR SALE. Choice residence lot, paved street, cement sidewalk, gas, sewer, etc., already In. Will sell nt bargain and on easy terms. You deal with owner. Call at Review office, or address Dor T, Roseburg. TO TRADE. What hare you to ex change for a 40 h. p. C-passenger car. Unimproved property consid ered. "Trade," care Review. FOR SALE. Coed sound Spltzcn herg apples. Address F. D. Frltsch. Roseburg, or phone 9X22. FOR SALE. at a bargain, or trade for town property, 10 acres four-year-old orchard, six miles from Roseburg, on Improved road; buildings, woll, etc. 108 So. Par rott St., Roseburg, Ore. ddl8 FOR SALE Good horso, about 1000 lbs. : will sell cheap or trado for wood. Call 408 East Douglas street. dsw FOR SALE. 24 S. C. Rhode Island Reds (12 hens and 12 pullets); also 2 Harrod Rocks, all first class birds, at a bargain. Phono 325-R, or rnll nt 1253 Winchester St. Mrs. J. V. Mullen. dsw FOR SALE. Piano In first class con dition. Cost $400 new, will tnke $200 now. Address E, care Re view, dsw FOR SALE. Fourteen acres, all river bottom; S acres In young prune orchard In bearing, ) ap ples, peaches and walnut. Very reasonnoble terms. Onlv 1H miles to R. R. station. Inquire at Re view office, or address Box T, Roseburg, Oregon. dsw FOR KXCHANOM. A ilx-aare or ange grove, half navels, half Valenclas; good crop; a good dis trict, valuable water right; five room house, beautiful shade trees, one block from eleetrU line. Prise 19000. Will consider well Im proved, well watered Donglae Connly ranch, with stock and 1m I lemon Is. near railroad and good town, to full value. Addrese X, Roseburg Review. dsw Curo for Chronic CoMMtlpiitlnit. "1 had been troubled with consti pation for two years anil tried all of the best physicians In Bristol. Tetin., . .1 . 1 !),... ,...i,l.l .!. n.,lll,,CT f..r n.n " writes Thos E. Williams, Middle-1 !oro. Ky. "Two paekiiKes of Cliam hoi Iain's Stomach and I.Ivor Tablets i in1. 1 me." For sale by nil dealers C liexlew Want Ails, lliing Results. New shipment of bullve Just In. Klteliln A lllaik's. the nurserymen. AUTO TRANSFER J. V. CLEMENTS, Prop. Phone 70. or leave orders at J. H. SyKe,' gun store. li. J. Dcnn Transfer Company Household (oeds, plane, baggage, lumber, weed and a general transfer bnslaess. Bacfuge checks called for. All goods carrfnllr bandied. Ckargee reasonable. Office phone, 103; rcsldeace phone, 196-L. Roseburg, Oregon. Use Whafs the of paying a fancy price for a paste board box when buying candy for Christmas? We can sell you the very best candies made, without the box, tor the family at a price that will leave you money enough to buy other things you wish to give. We can't be beat on the qual ity of the Nuts and Xmas Goods we handle, as well as fancy groceries for the Xmas dinner. Make us prove it North Side Grocery PETTY & WALKER, Props. . Phone 324, Roseburg NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having disposed of the North Side Orocory to other parties (Petty & Walker), I would respectfully re quest that all persons knowing them selves Indebted to me settle their ac counts by December 15, 1912. I will be at the North Side Grocery until that date. dsw RUDOLPH HARNESS. Call up 3 41), the Douglas County Creamery, for cream. Say, girls. If you are looking for a present to give your own very bestest feller get ene of those shaving mugs and brush holders of Winnie Qaddis. 5Wm saV3 You Can't Afford During the holiday Benson (or nny other season) to take time for the family baking. You'll have so many things to do, and so many places you ought to go, that you'll have no time in which to sew, besides, We, llVtil.y, Knml the Polish! Make this Vonr HemlitiurtMH For Christ inns Oikc iiihI ltakcry Knhk Knnrkrry OREGON BAKERY KEISTHlt LADIES' TAILORING COLLEGE. Rooms 4, 5, 0, IIoll S.Ktei Hitlhlfng. Everything pertaining to dressmak ing and tailoring fought. Tuition: for full course. This course of fers instruction in drafting of pat terns, cutting and fitting of coats, tailored and fancy dresses. $ 15 course gives drafting of patterns without sewing. ?5 course gives ten days sewing. We invite investiga tion. Mrs. 10. L. Mcintosh, Instructor and Manager. Miss Florence Mc intosh, Assistant. CMUIS'WAS FKKN'S. Heginning Thursday, Dec. 19, and for one week only, 1 will sell Ostrich Plume Ferns at greatly reduced prices. Call early and take your choice. At the Rose Confectionery, dsw MltS. F. U. OWEN. a Tamales. Euchalottes, Ravaollas, Freyoles, Chill Con Carnl. SPANISH KITCHEN, Abhay & Daley. I'rops. 117 So. Pine. It is not often you have a chance to get sntiii'thin;. but here Is where you get anywhere from for nothing. $2 to $150 for the Asking when you buy a Bush & Lane or a Victor Piano of us on our spoclal EASY PAYMENTS. l-,r every dollar you pay down as a first payment we ereilit you with lionn.E tho amount up to $75. For Instanco, if you shrould pay $.'.",.00 cash we will credit you wish $r0. 00 on your purchase. If you unv t-.n on eaah you get a credit for $100.00. ' U you select one of our $.1S0.nn, guaranteed fnr 20 years "Bush & Lane" Pianos nnd pay $75.00 rash you get a credit for $1!0 00 on the Piano. The balance of $2110.111) von pav at the rate of $ 00 or $2. CO per week as you wish. Don't put it off, hut do it now and give the youngsters n chance. Make this Christinas one long to bo remembered. Call or write Burr Music House Write Ideas for Moving Picture Plays! YOU CAN WRITE PHOTO PLAYS AND EARN $25 OR MORE WEEKLY We Will Show You How! If you have Ideas If you can THINK we will show you the secrets of this fascinating new profes sion. Positively no experience or literary eicellence necessary. No "flowery lanuuano" is wanted The demand for photoplays Is practically unlimited. The big film manufacturers are "niovinK heaven ind earth" In their attempts to get enough Hood plots to supply the ever Increasing demnnd They are jffering $100 and more, for single scenarios, or written Ideas. We have received many letters from the film manufacturers, such as VITAORAPII EDISOV FSSAN AY, LUU1N, SOI.AX, IMP, RKX. RKLIANCE. CHAMPION, COMET, MELIUS. KTC. urging us to 'send photoplays to them. We want more writers and we'll gladly teach you the secrets of success. WH A UK SKLt.INO PHOTOPLAYS WRITTKN HV PKOPLW WHO "XKVKU HDKOHK WHOTK A LINK KOll PI IILU'ATION." Terhaps we can do the same for you. If you can think of only one good Idea every week, and will w'rlto It out us directed by us, and It soils for only $36, a low figure, You Will Earn $100 Monthly for Spare Time Work TpTJ 15s IT SEXn YOl R NAMB AN'D ADDIIKSS AT ONCE FOIl FREE COPY OF OCR JC JTVI-JL ILLPSTRATED BOOKMOVING PICTPRE PLAYWRITINQ." Don't hesitate. IWt argue. Write NOW and learn Just what this new profession may mean for you and yonr future. NATIONAL AUTHORS' INSTITUTE 1543 Broadway NEW YORK CITY