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EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SliNDA$ py lie. eristic odor aprpoacb.Dg thai of REVIEWIWJBLISMI.NO COMPANY " Thp rKIurIm,nI of Agriculture, LI WIMBERLV. Edlto-. expert thus sums up: Ttie dictutn of the warehousemen Office Revtny BaiidhitY (first floor) that there Is no (hange in cold-ior-jckaos) &r.t. Ttlepboa Mala ool. poultry and thai il may be kept : 'for an Indefinite period, cannot be DilLt lacxepted In Its entirety, (loth mle- s? jut, bj mall nwnlr ly and tae of the cojk- Beata, uiiMi4.i - EMI-WKEKLY Psr Yfr ail Mod lb ... ...4I.W Altil'HT 7, 190. WASHINGTON LETTER. Clemming the Capital ood tux) Bad Chkkro How Laborvr Lives. WASHINGTON. Aug. 7. The na tlonal capital U being cleaned up both physically and morally. For the paat three weeks the health authorities- hare been con ducting a aucceaatul crusade against andean lunch rooms and botela. They have Inraded the kitchens of nearly every public eating place In the District cf Columbia. Filthy conditions almost unbelievable were found in many of the so-called nr class restaurants. A number of pro prietors hate been arrested, and fined, and others bate been forced le quit business. All hare been or dered to put their kitchens in pro per condition If they wish to con linue serving the public. Clubs and von boarding bouses hare not been tsempt from the operation of the official microbe chasers. - But the District bouM cleaning has pot been confined to food purvey ors. An anil-Tree crusade Is bow on. said to ha been ordered by Presi dent Rooserl from Oyster Bay Immediately adjoining the ' nest municipal building, which was dedi cated on the Fourth of July, and al most within a stone's throw of the White House Is Washington's "red light district," which, since the days of the Civil war baa remained prac tically undisturbed. - It has been the scene of nightly orgies that hither to hare seemed beyond the ability or Inclination of the police to con trol. As a preliminary step In the cam palgn against the denliens of "thi division." as It Is railed. Major 8yl Tester. superintendent of police, hs. ordered the streets la thM section o the city cleared e ktvra. Cnlesi a pedestrian. ca lira a legitimate feeaoa for kt presence In the local attar nightfall he is ordered tc uavf on or go to the Dearest nolle ststton. In this way. the authorit ies hope to break np the business t the section. Hints have been glv to the proprietors of llleg; p'-aprf thst they will he allow! a r.4urin able time to move to anoUer pan of the city, or get out alto tlo The District go.Wrnnr-ent has to. rears believed u p,,,, nf Kg regailon ol nice, ,nd ia im, with this It 1 probable ihn , ,, r(sl light secttnf. will u created In a Prt M the city further remove.' from the basis. and residence d' trict Co(hcldnt with the cleaning, nut of "the division." a crusade Mtninsi alien women living In vice ha been started by the Immigration! ftureau also under orde rrfsomOPHRDLl' also under orders from, rj-ster Ray. Several arrests have already been made of women. w.h the author ities say, tame tc. mr, country for immoral purposes. These, and oth ere as Ihey bs.v be discovered, will be deported). Hen. to Jadtre Chirk em. What Anectcan housewife la able to tsll a cold-storage chicken from s fresh onet How msny American households, regularly eat "fresh' chicken that ta only "fresh" la Itr recent resurrection from the seclu sion of two or three years In the refrigerator of the storage com pany? It baa long been the boast of th? cold-sloragemen that fowla are Just aa desirable after two or three year Icing as on the dsy they were killed This clslm Is strenuously combatted In a report made by the Department of Agriculture. One subject of the report ta to furnish a graphic guld o chicken-purchasers, so that the may be able to tell the fresh chicken from the cold-storage article W hen you see a chicken, the muscles of which sre so drawn to cause It to hang, for Instance, with the head doubted up; when the sktn Is mottled with a greenish tin yhen there Is a sharp, althouch not ttutrefylng odor: when the comb snd gills sre nearly dried up; when the skin la so brittle over the breast bone and at the leg Joints, as to crack when rubbed thai Is ths fowl to beware of as If It were the p'.asue It le the three-year-o'd cold-sterage fowl. The fresh killed chicken the report, haa a clean, pale. ,.:t j low skin, translucent enocah t, M;av salmon pink flesh beneath, and fivi Ible there are no signs of reddish or greenish blotches: the comb snd a lis are a brilliant red and the feather pspllt.) distinct because of taelr eJCTatkin a bo re (he aktn. il - thoosTh of Ale aama coUir. When drawn, u la eioeedinic easy to tv th freah chkken from the rotd- toraite fowl: the fleh and murli4 of the former are a Mlmon pink in! color and the Interior orftan hae an unmistakable bloom: the two-; Tar-old or three-yea r-od chicken, baa none ol that tint on the musWea, mad akin. The akta Itm4f U leath err: there are red-ruM not. and tstftrhaM rrMB SlntrhM' the Iww4r t co re red with Irregular hollowa and on-inut.i Vied. tT'te. C 'ZJXZ or itaa on hav darkened. KTfMMir to ihe air tor a lev hours produces a char- Ui ,owi runfirm the fact thai deguu- eralion aoes tase piaee. It mdii moat desirable that a careful study should be made to de termine whether such alterations as have been noted affect the appear ance and histological Integrity of the flesh only, or whether, as baa been asserted by some, the consumption of poultry after long periods of cold storage, is not responsible for some of the obscure Intestinal disorders and the imperfect metabolism from which modern humanity, especially the dwellers in large cities, are so apt to suffer." American Laborer Fares II.-, I. Is the high standard of riving adopted by the American working man a mistake? Would he be happier with the con ditions that surround tha Eni;.tb or the German laborer The Bureau of '.abor answer these, questions In lt. negative, its reply being based on re.nrts of In vestigations Into the cost of living In the I'nlted States. Germany and England. Just made by the respective governments. The Hureau lays enii'hasis upon the food that the American eats The table of the American workman is more abundantly supplied ar.d with far greater variety, it Is de clared. than either the Gerr-.an or the English. The food of the Vni- erican workman costs more, hi taoiv ooes noi require rywwly r large a wage-percentage. that ; the Englishman or the Vurnian. Anotner joy mat the Anrr, laborer Is able to Hwrnutee h- hi, standard of livra is that of keep ing his fa mill together. Statistics show that ike ram I Up of the Ameri can living at home te larger than that p the German or Englishman The Americas Industrial famllv . era ires slightly more than flve per- wiu iprw cntiaren to. m fam ily uvmg at nome. A eomparlslon of the. . Ing shows that the the Eb,'. Ilsh have been, give. &w. .... tLL1 Waters OE the globe. Ib ur,wratwi. Th, Am. erlcan wr,rUWiHs ,d his UnM eat tnurb. ofo mt. ih.an ,he En(:. lish. TV rHwt Indicate that the posi- ol-the English workman Is mor i ..a-.u iu mbj;ii. vum Nind foo.1 than the German, bu' that In all these partV-ulars that the hon ors go to lh A'jierlcan. nilVAXft CHANCES GtXIII. Taffs. MhIjt No4 fnil.n-.tiiiilint 1-nHx-ratir t'amlidate. Writing from New Tork. Walter "Wellruan. the noted corresiiondcnt ot the Associated Press, says: "V'e are proceeding on the theor that, we have a hard fight before us: that there is dancer of Tart's defeat and thai we must work hard to mak sure of winning." This is the principle upon whiil. Chairman Hitchcock is planning hi? campaign. He is not msking thi mistake of underestimating his foe He Is not like Wall street, living ir. a tool's paradise. He knows he has a battle before him. and he Is getting ready for It. He does not Intend ti be guilty of that most egregious of blunders, over-confidence. In thr end he expects to win. but he is go ing to work Just as It he feared de feat. Renull ImasMsfhte to Frrcat. Mr. Hitchcock has told Judce Tsf. and Charles P. Tail, and tomorrow If Yon Red "ilk fl will W to tear tlul IA kjullryt Ml tml wMm aa4 rcNT of all lh f m ichvMaW f pracuc rwxmmeud. m lh ttrwifet triDJ pwsivw'. ewh and tvtrj tacmlvnt arait into the icti;.t of Dr. lVrw's lioiden Mniu-t IhsN.Ter terlburof ( unn.-a, dTtfa catarrh of ttotr.ch. "vr comt-. atut, lorptd liver, or Ix.vh)wk.v carwitc afffaiuo, at4 All c;rrUi di o hiteier re-jion. n: or Mture. It ii alio a sprite ivoiet ft !) oJ.n or to oc tarsd!ti( rjs,- of catarrhal nfv Uons tod Iht.r a larrn t, at UslVAt (vied luc d tl.v;t evn-ute Uotv aovxmpan tih tw re cxh;,::.. It t act m rxi ft. r omw trvi and c-ih. b fv-c LiiafT-.r-t. of ehin;c c-- It 1 M(.f-lAllf f h-cK; tn piiOi:!i:x rr t curt. U cjVft: r. B.a-t Chm :ri. froklfa sU ruov hrfjrv4 mom rvv Mirirk root; a.d ewti rwi lt 4 whi-a r k!ht pra.MJ as tvrwd a'l ttM tre Btnixd i5rtK b ma rauktMn aecioal wr.:r and irAcfrrn u I Prof. Bariho'ow.of Ufftr Md. Coe I JT; rrvt. Htre the Id;t. W Pa.;, Ch.-.-aav; Prvd. John tiDv u; Pr(, Jchn D.. of Otw-ttuU: Prof. M. D.. of HahFwsiavria Cbicaro. aoi woo- oi ta laWir Marai iuarnt of iu styrtta. l Af'iiv il th- puNad f.r-nni -il "td Meii.-i ,Veorr l.ii''!i r. tr.(r.r f er.M uti livKit and t l.- H a t u--! in fur of t!! tut. h a : eh ii!. ihrt and lunt affrtUvi-.v 1 h-n to ttt btt-.r-! mol ;l r u for j-- id .! , O-.- Tl'1'!' T.f a cotH-enu $ i irr( i.l rr. dir rifti r.-i i J t. t:id . e A t-t ei ;r-x '-via cb. :"V B9dH-al ftoth-t-. rl.r.ht tt it ! I etltj Btk '-l f'r C i-U AMI Y. K V l-' r ror. Mnp sett WJ tWl Kim. M 1C( M stwWiipl. Uia .MTlsJ I slaersryAav i tch-tirr'. react ' kJ3iL For Infants and ChUdren. ALtOlioL 1 fa CESr" AVrftaUeftvTjrjiofr. ittaSMsapiBuaiii ".'.A'sse Si fWwrsDfrfcifilraft- Ik?SS asd fc-uf ontiiiK Mr Orauwkirohne noraaTxL rtOTJlARCOTIC JkvufMJkOHZUBaat in',i,gw jruvn.uiansa2 iotro,C(ivtils)m lAms ncs viiJ Lo ss o r Sleep. 6 I TafSicsle Sifiunre sf Pji XEW'-VUHrt. Li ti 'iiW-jJ A n .rNv.fri n k i iiTfri v r t mm mm m h p " ' r - Malawi mm mm s mu a k r mm A-A-aWBsWafWk.-. .. I M I I ITv fe'WvasBrnd-d - II Kill Fisrt Copy oi Wrapper. r fT vm Willi WWII. MW vmm TV. . Will tell Prer'jdenl Roosevelt that in Best the World Affords. bts judgm'ut this presidential cam-1 "h gives me unbounded pleasure pabja i' to be no easy thing. nolto recommend Bucklen s Arnica watss There are signs of both strr ngth and weakness, and as yet f'uere is no assurance as to which is to turn out the strong factor. ltryan Stronger Than Ever. Almost every man ! talk with. be.ur wound to which It is applied. Ee democrat or repuoiicau. annuls Bryan Is stronger than he was ever I before. Almost every one comments j on the fact thai tew men are now afraid of Bryan. In this one factor sione ne nas mane Pres e.u..,s.. , to give at least the risht to bop.!.;., , When he ran for president in lS?j ,'. Ami IS,). vtnr are iiarl of the . 6 ttU " public looked upon him ss a Jan-j,,, :rous man. He was ivisarJtHl as i i revolutionary, almost a Socialist, ant. by some ma, classed as an anarchist Level -headd. sincerv men implieity that, if Hryan . i ere to get. into the White House, the ountry vouM quU'Kry po to tne aevn. n i- novc aimivst universally aatrnteu j that this fear has passed away. , Attorney General A. M. ira ford, of Salem, and J. K. Whitney, of Al hany. ex-state primer, arrives! h.re Thurs.lay and went out to the Wat son place at Glide for an Cattinc. rl.au WILL TRADE Portland imitrTY for farm. Pre'e lai'lf without building. Pescrtb fully, of Roseburg. Orejroa. at his offiie in J. Hollister. WcK'dstock. O-e. ,swlsaM city, until Monday. August 17th. 1 For Sale by It. U. MATHKWS. Our Stock Of Road Wagons, Top Baggies, Hacks and Surreys b complete having received! anotlier car load. Our Prices Are as low as tbe lowest, and furnish good good. WE HAVE the finest, line of Rubber Tire Runabouts ever brought to Roseburg. Call and look over our stock. J. F. BARKER & CO. Phone 201, Vehicles & Implements Roseburg. Oregon The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years Salve." says 1. W. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill. N. C. "I am convinced it's the best salve the world affords. It cured a felon on my thumb, and it nerer fails to heal every sore, bnrn ;jc at A. C. Xlarsters Cos. drug store. o rALL roR COI VTY WARRANTS, SoUce u herebr g,yen ( warrants issued by Oregon, and en- dty o( Ju)j. to preJ. ent th same to the County Treas- Orccon. ai us Interest . " lUt'iTVD Hill tt'aic allVI IUO VI . . & Roeba Oreeon. thU ixaed at Rose bun;, Oregon, i 13ta day of Ju;y. li"JS. J. E. SAWYER?. Treasurer of Douglas County. I Patronlie Raxiew mdvrttsr. Mi:t:i:r imimiovumknt. SEALKI propt.&als will So i reived by the Kecorder of the City MALTUNA US TMt NEVV . r. ...O'oi. ErTPtftANCE BR?.W. :V G r A.R A.XTKED yOS-ISTOXlCaTtNa "I used to think a good non-intori-oating beer could not be made but MALTONA certainlr is IT" mMTi luiimu Tor sale a. all leading tern peraace drtnk stands MORTH PACIFIC BREWING CO. ASTORIA, OREGON z jr.r 1S"S si o'clock, P. M., for the lm i.roeuienf of OAK STREET, fmni jtne West line of Main Street, ta the 2Ji, and the piarrt an,i spttirloutioDs for said Improveim-ut on tile in the otfice of the said Ite'order. All bids shall be submitted blanks ahiih will be furnished upon aiuilication to the City Recorder. No i proposals will be considered uU-s3 accomiinied Dy a ceruneu tun favor of the Treasurer of tne in: of Rosebiirg. for 5 per cent of the amount bid. to be forfeited as fiieti and liquidated damages in case the bidder neglects or refuses to enter into a contract and provide a suit able bond for the faithful perform ance of said work in case ihe con tract is awarded to him. A bond will be required for 30 per cent of the amount of the contract, to be furnished by a surety company ac ceptable to the City of Roseburg. The time stated In the proposal for completing ihe work will be con sidered in awarding the contract. Each bidder shall also include his separate proposal for the repair and maintenance of said street for period of ten years, as provided by the specifications for improving said street: said repairs to be made when proper municipal authorities shall dl reel. Proposals for repairs must state amount each year for which the bid der proposes to do the work, and must be accompanied by a separate certified check for 5 per cent of amount of proposal as In case of bid for improvement. Said contract for repairs, if entered into, to be paid out of the General Fund of the City ATTENTION of all contractors If called to the agreement of Warren Brothers Company, tiled with thi City, in accordance wilh which agree mem Warren Brothers Company agrees to license all contractors de siring to bid for the work to lay the Bliulithic Pavement in accordance with its patents and the terms of said agreement. The right to reject any and all bids Is hereby reserved. By Order of the Council. Dated this 4th day of Aupu.it iS. A.'N. ORCUTT, Recorder of the C:tv of Roseburg. Oregon NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS FOlt STREET 1MPROVKMKNT. SEALED proposals will ho eelved by the Recorder of the Cit of Roseburg. Oregon, at his office in said city, until Monday. August 17th, 108. at S o'clock. P. M., for the im provement of DOUGLAS STREET from the East line of Jackson Streei to the East line of Douglas Count Court House property, in the manner provided by Ordinance No. 23."t. aiv the plans and speei float ions for said improvement on file in the office of said Recorder. All bids shall be, submitted on blanks which will be furnished upon application to the Oit Recorder. Ni proposals will be considered unless accompanied by a certified rhtx-k In favor of the Treasurer of the Cit; of Roseburg. for 5 per cent of th amoont bid. to be forfeited as fixe, and liquidated damages in case th bidder neglects or refuses to enter into a contract and provide a suit able bond for the faithful perform ance of said work in case the co tract is awarded to him. A bond will be required for 30 per cent of the amount of the contract, to be furnished by a surety company ac ceptable to the City of Roseburg. The time stated in the proposal for completing the work will be co sidered in awarding the contract Each bidder shall also enclose h separate proporl for the repair nn maintenance of said street for period of ten years, as provided the specIflcatiM.s for improving sn street: said rev-airs to be made when proper municipal authorities shnll di rect. Proposals for repairs must sfa amount each year for which the bid der proposes to do the work, and must be accompanied by a separat certified check for 5 per cent amount of proposal as in case of bid for improvement. Said contract for repairs. If entered into, to be na out of the General Fund of the Cit ATTENTION of all contractors railed to the agreement of Warren Brothers Company, filed with th City. In accordance with which nitreo- ment Warren Brothers Cnmpa agrees to license all contractors i slrinr to bid for the work to Inv th Pltultthic Pavement In accordance with Its patents and the terms said agreement. Thi- ripht to reject any and bids is hereby reserved. By Order of the Council. all Dated this 4th dav of Aimi 191 S. A. X. ORCPTT Recorder of the Cit of RoseburjE. Oregt NOTICE FOB PROPOSALI Ft lit STREET IMPROVEMENT. SEALED proposals will be calved by the Recorder of the CI or Kosenurg. Oregon, at his era,',- I said city, until Monday. August I7t IStfS. at S o'clock. P. M . tor the Im , provement of SHERIDAN STREET. ; from the South line of Cass Street j to the South line of Mosher Street, i in the manner provided by Onlla- anc No. 13. and the plans and ! specifications for said improvement oi file In the office of said Recorder All bids tSsll be submitted on b'jinks which will be furnished nimn i spjilication to the City Recorder. No t arc-posals will he ocmsiilcretl unless tpnimpanied bv a certified check In lan-r oi mr I n-swrcr OI me t it ' . v.7' . I ."7 ,h" 1ST', Ya JTh fw'"lVM "'' sod liquidated dam.aes In case the or rfsw to enter 1 v ITT .JL , !T. V""" able bond tor Vae taltkf.l perform- anee of said work In case " tract Is awanien iu imu. - I he req.ul.eJ tor 3D per cent of the amount of the contract, to be ,rnihed by a surety compau, .i . rh niv of Roseburg . cinteH In rhe proposal toi completing the work will be con 5,i,.rid in awarding the contract. Kaeh bidder snan uu " separate proposal for the repair and maintenance ot said street for o .. i in veara. as provided D he specifications lor reel; said p-pairs iu ..... ...v.itlau chnll Hl- proiier municipal mi"" rect. Proposals for repairs must state mount each year ior which der proposes to ao me . ,,.i hp nccomoaniea uj u wi"0" r.ioH check for a per cent 01 r,t nt nroDosal as in case of bid im,,rnvement. Said contract for epalrs. If entered mio, 10 uo out of the General Fund of the City. ATTENTION of ail contractors in called to the agreement oi narreu Brothers Company, tiled wun un City, In accordance with which agree ment Warren Brothers Company agrees to license all contractors de- irlne to bid for tne wora to mjr u Bliulithic Pavement in accordance ith its patents and tne terms oi said agreement. The right to reject any ana n bids is hereby reserved. By Order of the council. Dated this 4th day of August Q08. A. N. OKCt. ri . Recorder of the City of Roseburg, Oregcu NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS FOR STKKET IMPROVKMKNT. SEALED proposals will be re ceived by the Recorder of the City f Roseburg, Oregon, at his omce in said city, until Monday, August 17th 908. at 8 o clock, P. M for tne im provement of JACKSON STREET, from the North line of Lane street to the North line of Douglas Street, in the manner provided by Ordinance No. 237, and the plans and specinca- ions for said improvement on nle in the office of said Recorder. All bids shall be submitted on blanks which will be furnished upon application to the City Recorder. No proposals will be conpidered uniess accompanied by a certified check in favor of the Treasurer of the City r( Roseburg, for 5 per cent of the mount bid, to be forfeited as fixed and liquidated damages in case the bidder neglects or refuses to enter nto a contract and provide a suit able bond for the faithful perform ance of said work in case the con tract is awarded to him. A bond will be required for 30 per cent of he amount of the contract, to be furnished by a surety company ac ceptable to the City of Roseburg. The time stated in the proposal for completing the work will be con sidered In awarding the contract. Each bidder shall also enclose his separate proposal for the repair and maintenance of said street for a period of ten years, as provided by the specifications for Improving said street; said repairs to be made when proper municipal authorities shall dl revt. Proposals for repairs must state amount each year for which the bid- iler proposes to do the work, and must be accompanied r-y a separate ertlfled check for h per cent of amount of proposal as lu case of bid for Improvement. Said contrnct for repairs, if entered Into, to be paid out of the Oenernl Fund of the City. ATTENTION of all contractors le called to the agreement of Warren Brothers Company, filed with this City, in accordance with which agree ment Warren Brothers Company agrees to license all contractors de siring to bid for the work to lay the Bliulithic Pavement In accordance with Its patents and tho terms of said ngreement. The right to reject any and all bids Is hereby reserved. By Order of the Council. Dated this 4th dny of August. 1P08. A. N. ORCUTT. Recorder of Ihe City of Roseburg, Oregon. NOTICE FOR PltOI'OHALH FtMl KTHEET IMPROVEMENT. SEALED proposal will he re ceived by tho Recorder of llin City of Roseliurg. Oregon, at his c.nice In snld city, until Monday. August I7lh. 1908. at 8 o'clock. P. M , for I In. Im provement uf WASHINGTON Hlreel from the East line of Jack.on Hlreel to the West line of Main Hire.-!, It, tne manner provided by Ordinance .Mi. .IK. ami tho plan. an,i .iTinc.- I Inns for .aid improvement on file In I he office of snld Recorder. All bids .hull be iiliiiillm.l op blank, which will be furnished upon iippllcnll.ill tn tho Cy R.-coriler. Nn proimsnl. will be conslitered unfea. necoiiipnn..d by a rerlllled rherk In favor of the Treasurer of the City of KiiHcliurg, for t, ier eenl i,r the amount hid. lo bo forfeited a nd mid 1 1 il Itln f ! iliiiimge. In rime (lie bidder llCKloi'ts or refuse. Ill enter Into a conltnrl mid provide a .nil nble bond for Die fnllhrul perform ance uf siil.l work III rn.e the con tract Is o aided lo hi in A bond will lie required for 311 per rent of the n moil nt of l ho riinlrn.l. In be furnished l,v a .iirelv rntiipnnv ac oeplnhlo In ('dy f to,urg. The lime .Inlod In Ihe propo.nl for coliiplellii. , work will be con sidered In awarding- tl.n contract. Each bidder shnll sl.o encloae hi. separate proposal for the repair mill mnliitenniice ot ..1,1 street for a period of ten year., a. provided by the speclflcatloii. for Iniitmvlit. .l,l V ,1 r..l ...I .I ,.. i. ,.. ,r,,N'r -"''"I' ll'"! sulliorllle. .ball .11. W Proposal, for rrp.lr. must ...... .,, yr fl)t ,,. ,,,. der propone, to do the work, .nd h' '"''"..nle.l h, . .epara.r certified check for 6 per cut of amount of proposal as In case of bid for Improvement. Said contract for repairs, if entered Into, to be paid out of the General Fund of the City. ATTENTION of all contractors Is called to the agreement ot Warren Brothers Company, filed with thin City, in accordance with which agree ment Warren Brothers Company agrees to license all contractors de siring to bid for tho work to lay tbe It 1 1 n 1 i tli lc Pavement in accordance with its patents and the terms ot said agreement. The right to reject any and all bids is hereby reserved. By Order of the Council. Dated this 4th day of August, 1908. A. N. ORCUTT. Recorder of the City of Roseburg, Oregon. NOTICE FOB PROPOSALS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. SEALED proposals will be re ceived by the Recorder of the City of Roseburg, Oregon, at his office In said city, until Monday, August 17th, 1908, at 8 o'clock, P. M for tne Im provement of CASS STREET, from the West line of Main Street to the West line of Sheridan Street, In the manner provided by Ordinance No. 239, and the plans and the specifica tions for said Improvement on file In the office of said Recorder. All bids shall be submitted on blanks which will be furnished upon application to the City Recorder. No proppsals will be considered unless accompanied by a certified check In favor of the Treasurer of the City of Roseburg, for 5 per cent of the amount bid, to be forfeited as flied and liquidated damages In case the bidder neglects or refuses to enter Into a contract and provide a suit- able bond for the faithful perform- " ance of said work In case the con tract Is awarded to him. A bond will be required for 30 per cent ot the amount of the contract, to be furnished by a surety company ac ceptable to the City of Roseburg. The time stated in the proposal ' for completing the work will be con sidered in awarding the contract. Each bidder shall also enclose his separate proposal for the repair and maintenance of said street for a period of ten years, as provided by the specifications for improving said street; said repairs to be made when proper municipal authorities shall di rect. Proposals for repairs muBt state amount each year for which the bid der proposes to do the work, and must be accompanied by a separate certified check for 5 per cent of amount of proposal as In case of bid for improvement. Said contract for . repairs, If entered Into, to be paid out of the General Fund of the City. ATTENTION of all contractors is called to the agreement of Warren Brothers Company, filed with this City. In accordance with which agree ment Warren Brothers Company agrees to license all contractors de- . siring to bid for the work to lay the : Bltulilhtc Pavement in accordance with its patents and the terms of said agreement. The right to reject any and all bids is hereby reserved. By Order of the Council. Dated this 4th dav of August, 1908. A. N. ORCUTT. Recorder of the City of Roseburg, Oregon. NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. SEALED proposals will, he re ceived by the Recorder of the City of Roseburg, Oregon, at his office lu said city, until Monday, August 17th, 1908. at 8 o'clock. P. M., tor the Im provement of MAIN STREET, from the South line of Cass Street to the ' . North line of Douglas Street, In the manner provided by Ordinance No.' 240, and the plans and specifications for said Improvement on file in the office of said Recorder. All bids shall be submitted oh. blanks which will be furnished upon application to the City Recorder. No proposals will be considered unless accompanied by a certified check In fnvor of the Treasurer of the City of Roseburg, for 5 per cent of the amount "bid. to be forfeited as fixed and liquidated damages In case the bidder neglects or refuses to enter Into a contract and provide a suit- , able bond for the faithful perform ance of said work in case the con tract is awarded to him. A bond will he required for 30 per cent of the amount of the contract, to be furnished by a surety company ac ceptable to the City of Roseburg. The time stated In the proposal for completing the work will be con sidered In awarding the contract. H.acli bidder shall also enclose his . separate proposal for the repair and maintenance of said street for a period of ten years, as provided hy the specifications for Improving said street; said repairs to be made when proper municipal authorities shall di rect. Proposals for repairs must state amount each year for which the bid der proposes to do the work, and must be accompanied by a separate certified rheck for B per cent of amount of proposal as In case of bid for Improvement. Said contract for repairs, if entered Into, to be paid mil of the General Fund of the City. ATTENTION of all contractors is called to the agreement of Warren Brothers Company, filed with this City, in accordance with which agree- ment Warren Brothers Company " agrees to license all contractors de lrlii to bid tor Ihe work to lay the Hltullthlr Pavement In accordance with Its patents and the terms ot ald agreement. The right to reject any and all hid. I. hereby reserved. Br Order of th Counc!!. Dated this 4th dav cf August, a. n. ORcrrr Recorder ot the CUT . ot Roaebarg. Oregoa, r
