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EVENING IROSEHURG REVIEW
ISSUE DftfkY CEPT SUNDAY
BY
REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY
L WliftBERLY, Edlto .
Qttic Review Building, (first flour)
Jackson Street. Telephone. Main ool.
DAILY
year, by mall 93 tu
month, delivered WJ
week, delivered V
8BH1-WEEKLY
, Year . IJ.0U
Montbl 9J.U0
AKU'HT SMI, jooh.
HTKKKT PAVING CONTRACT.
Work IU'kIiih HcI. 5; laying llftu
Utliic to Sturt Oct. 15.
All Monday afternoon was occu
pied by the special) committee of the
city council, conuiRtlng of Council
men Joseph ho n, Mlcelll and Worth
InKton, and W. L. Archamhcnu, rep
resenting the Warron Construction
(-0., arranging the details of the con
tracts for 18 blocks of Btreet paving
to be done In Roue burg this fail.
The work is to be commenced some
time the coming week, the contract
specifying that a rock crusher, etc.,
Is to be on the ground not later than
Saturday, Sept. fith. It Is also speci
fied In the contract that the complete
plant for laying the bltulithlc stir-
facing for the pavement shall he
hore by Oct. 15th, of this year. Km
bodying of these conditions In the
contract Bhould certainly squelch the
knockers and put an end to the talk
that no paving will be done this
year. It also gives assurance that
If the weather Is ordinarily favorable
a large portion, if not all, these 18
blocks of paving will be laid before
the winter rains sot In.
It Is very probable that rock from
Mt. Nebo, at the west end of the
big bridge across the South lTmpiun
river will be used.
Paving work will probably begin
on Sheridan Btreet, opposite the de
pot. Cass street will come next and
then Jackson or Mnln. .
It will require several weeks to
put the curbings, dralnnge pipes, etc..
in place before the street surfacing
can bo put on, and it 1b probable that
October Kith is as soon as the bltu
lithlc plant could be used, even were
It now here. The 18 blocks to be
paved are laid out In Beven separate
sections with a separate contract for
each. In general specifications they
are Identical, however. Ah every
body Is Intrested In this work we
publish the contract for Jackson
street, In full, as follows:
PAVING CONTRACT.
THIS AGREISM 10NT, made and en
tered Into this duy (if August,
lltOH, by and between the City of
Koseburg, Oregon, a municipal cor
poration, party of the first part, and
Warren Construction Company, a
corporation, organized under the
laws of the State of Washington, and
authorized to do business in the
State of Oregon, purly of the sec
ond part,
WITNESS KTH:
That Whereas, by virtue of the ac
tion of the Mayor and Common
Council of the City of Roseburg, bid
have been heretofore received by the
Mayor and Common Council of said
City of Roseburg, for the work and
materials hereinafter contracted for,
aud said bid of the party of the sec
ond part having been accepted by the
party of the first part, as hereinafter
set forth, and a resolution having
been passed hy tho Common Conucll
of the City of Roseburg Hint the con
tract for snld work and materials be
awarded to the party of tho second
part, upon the terms hereinafter set
forth; and
WHKKEAS, In pursuance of said
action the contract has been awarded
by the Mayor and Common Council
of the party of the first pnrt to tho
party of the second part for furnish
ing Bald materials aud doing the
work of excavating, tllliiiK. paving
curbing, constructing catch basins
f.t.d other work on Jackson Street In
mid City of Roseburg, Oregon, an
provided In the plans and speclficn
Hons for sutd Improvement, now on
file In iho office of the City Recorder
of Roseburg, Oregon, a copy of which
specifications Is hereto attached and
initio a pnrt of this conliviet, which
said work is to tie done as herein
after provided for, and upon the
frl owing terms, to-wlt:
On Jackson Street from the North
line of Lane Street to the North Hue
of Douglas Street in t ie t Ity of
RcK'li.irg. Oregon, boUI contra 't n.
awarded being for the following ma
terials and for the following prices,
namely:
(trading, per cubic yord .75
llltullthic Paving, with crush
ed rock base, per square
yard $ 2m
Concrete Curbing, per lineal
foot 1 .:'.
Cateh basins, each $(n.00
Inlets for hralns. each $17.r0
HewT Pipe Dm...:
12-inch Pipe, per lineal fool . . $ 1.00
10-Inch Pipe, per lineal foot . . f SO
H-inch Pipe, per lineal foot . .
4 -Inch Sub-Drains, per llneiil
foot $ 2
Street Monuments, each ....$ 6.7f
Tht above prices include aM th
finishing of ftlT necessary mater
ials, labor and implements snd the
performance of the whole of the
work herein set forth, and for the
faithful compliance of each nnd ev
ery one of the requirements of the
agreements and for the welt ami
faithful compliance of the name ami
of the whole thereof In the manner
set forth and described In the plans
and a ieci float inns on file In the City
Recorder's oJce of the City of
Roseburg. Oregon.
NOW. THEREFORE, in considers-
mill 111 ill" il fill mfn, inr 1 n 1 1 tl 1
the end part, does hereby coven
ant and agro to furnish all mater
ials and to do all the work above
mentioned In a first class, lmhsljmllu
and workmanlike manner, u:id for
the prices above stated, and in con
formity with the plans and specifi
cations above referred to, and the
terms and conditions therein, uud in
consideration of the covenants and
agreement herein mentioned to be
performed by the second party, the
party of the first part hereby agrees
to pay to the party of the second
part the prices for sntd work und
material as hereinbefore set out, at
the times as hereinafter stated.
IT IS KUtTHlOU A(iREEI). That
the work shall commence within ten
days after the signing of this con
tract, that a rock crusher shall be in
stalled at Roseburg by September
Mb, 1908, and a paving plant Instal
led at Roseburg, not later than the
Iftth day of October, liMiS, aud that
the party of the second part shall
complete all of the work to be done
under the contract, on or before the
first day of August, 190!); and
IT IS HEREKY AGREED, That If
the work is not completed at that
time, the City may deduct from the
amount due the contractor the sum
of Twenty Five ($2f,00) Dollars per
day for each and every day that the
work remains unfinished after that
day, which said sum of Twenty Five
($25.00) Dollars per day 1b hereby
agreed upon by the parties hereto as
fixed and liquidated damage that
the ('Ity will suffer by reason of the
failure of the party of the second
purt to complete the work within the
time ugreed upon.
IT IS FURTHER AGREED, That
no allowance will be made for extra
work of any kind, unless such work
shall have been ordered In writing
by the Mayor and Common Council
of said City.
If the contractor falls to pay the
men employed upon the work, or for
material used therein, the Engineer
may deduct from the payments due
said party of the second part the
imouut necessary to pay such claims
for labor and material.
The party of the second part shall
lot be entitled to damages on ac
count of delay, but If such delay is
occasioned by the party of the first
mrt, then the second party shall be
entitled to an extension of time In
vhlch to complete the work, to he
letermlued by the Engineer of said
mriy of the first part.
The party of the second part shall
like all necessary precautions to pre-
ent nccldents and shall i indemnify
ind save harmless the City from all
Milts or actions brought against the
ity for or on ncount of any Injuries
'cceived or damages sustained In the
onslruction of said work, or due to
legllgence In guarding the same.
IT IS FURTHER AGREED, That
he party of the second part shall. not
uhlet or assign any part of (lie work
r of this contract, or tho money due
inder this contract, without the writ
en consent of the Mayor nnd Coin
110 n Council of said City.
IS IS FURTHER UNDERSTOOD
ND AGREED, That the party of the
.econd part shall prosecute the work
nder this and the other cotil racts
hlch have been awarded said sec
Hid party, in the order designated by
he Engineer of said party of the
irst part, and not more than two 12)
docks of the work embrnced In all of
aid contract shall be prosecuted al
mo time, unless by the consent of
he said Engineer or the Street Cum
nlttcc of the Common Council of the
Mty of Roseburg, Oregon.
A partial estimate shall be issued
y the Engineer at the end of each
alendnr mouth for the sum due the
second party for the work done dur
ug said month, and the City shall
iay snld second party In warrants
Irnwu on the Jackson Street lm
trovement Fund, 80 per cent of the
1 mount of snld estimate, ami retain
10 Hr cent until the completion of
he work and its acceptance by the
engineer. When the second party
ins completed the work In all res
tects in accordance with the plans
uid specifications herelnbefor"' re
erred to, the Engineer shall then is
uie n final estimate for the balance
lue Ihe contractor, Including the re
ained ercetitngc. nnd the city shall
my and said second party shall re
vive the amount of said estimate as
'till compensation for all work done
tnd material furnished under this
out rnet ;
A Moat Valuable Agent.
The glycerins employed In Dr. Plerm'
nedictnon grcntly enhances the mcdicfna
propertloH which It extract from n:itiv.
medicinal roots and holds in yoluttui
much boiler than alcohol would. It alf.
posseMM medicinal properties of Its own
being a valuablo demulcent, nutritive
antiseptic and antifermeut. It add
greatly to thoofflcacy of the Itlack Cherry
bark, llloodronl. Golden Seal root, Stnm
root and gueen's root, contained li
"Uulden Medical Discovery " In suMnlnt
chronic, or lingering coughs, bm.-ichinl
throat and lung affections, for till of w hid
these agents are recommended by Hand
ard medical autnorities.
In all case where there Is a wastlnr
away of flesh, loss of apjietito, with weal
tomori. as In tho farly stages of con
unj(tiin, thrro can lo no doubt that iily
certnoaets as a valuable nutriiuo and
aids 118 Golden SciI root. stoi:o root
Qiwehjs roft and lllack Cherrybark in
KronioVML-yitrtPMion and building up (hf
ejh aiiTfl-ircngtli. controlling tho r.Mi;;b
and brlnii., about a hcakliv condition
of the wUlc systei.'. Cf course, tt mu!
not be r i.ird to,.or i.ilrucle. It w.ll
not cureumsumption except In Its earl ici
Ugt It Will c.ir v. rv rv;r,. .,) s.r.
fTi a. .luTUiiuiM p
BpaiAUIi.h4:. . Inacuieivicio
II la not fcierrcclim rtMn the linger ini
hang-on coughs, or tVuM-of long tainling
von when avonMa:.'ed bv bb-tiling froit
lungs. ilsn It l.-.s performed lu moi
Biarvidnmt cures.
Prof. Kinley Kllingwood. M. I.,of l-rn
nett Med. College, Chicago, say of gi
cert its:
In 1tp-i1 It wrrw an rvetlem rn-ie
ItoMinf a (Uett gutnitltjr rt U, H tl,1( ,i
BTilniii In w'lmi.'ii. It U mn i f ih, k-v
iMitl(rtursl pnHturtHof tl ,. i.rv-eiil time It
ll iiMl.-n Ujrt eufe!.!.. -hv i.t. ntl j , in
a'hi. FiiMVtalljr If H.rie h til. er t i.hi ot t a
Urrhal skotrttli U kirrl,l intUmn-rtt;. it v
tomtt-h. 11 l a mmt nTK l nt - 1
Oljcertne will n)uttt mnv eae ,.f -(braritmnil
and ncnul tfastitc uun
acidity."
.'lden Metllcil t)iwwry " mrlehr u
pqrlSM th MvhhI fiitu I.U.Ii-Im-. i.in..lr
rtiiMloni, acforulout tfllln mmi oU Mu
or ulcer.
ntl to R V rtfrcf. of PtiftaVi f V
tor ttr tKMktet llln all 1I1 nt tt,e r.-'r.
teairtnai root cutniHMina ihi mtitimtM
lutii la no aiouLol lu it
Tim "Wiff lirtTBggMBMgMgMBMMaaanMMM
Tko Kind You Have Always Bought, aud which has beeu
iu uho for over 30 years, has borno tho signature of
jrij? ad has beeu made under his per-
CxjCyzyijj sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you lu this.
All Counterfeits Imitations and " JuHt-as-good " fre but
, Kxporiments tlmt trifle with and endanger tho health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
CaHtorla 1h a liarmless gnbstltuto for Castor Oil, Pare
Boric, Drops ftiut Soothlnff Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
oontuliis ncitliur Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio
KiibHtanco. Its ago is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays FcveriNlmess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething' Troubles, cures CoiiKtipatior
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, rcgulutes tho
StonuwH and Vowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend,
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
Bears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
That tho party of tho spcond part
shall furnish a bond for tho raithful
performance of this contract, to be
ipproved hy the Mayor or the City
f ItosebtiiK. for the sum of Klfty
'our . Hundred ($r400.UU) DollarB,
iiavlns as surety thereon some surety
wnipany authorized to do business In
he State of Oregon, guaranteeing In
proper form tho raithful performance
if this contract, and further indent
drying tho City of liosehurg, Ore
,'on, against any claims or liens ror
tabor, work or material on account
r all sub-contracts, material, men,
iahor or mechanics rurnlshing labor
or material under this contract.
IN WITNKSS WIIKKKOF. The
mid party of tho llrst part has. by
resolution duly passed, caused this
ontract to be signed In dupllcnte hy
'IB Mayor and City lieconler, nnd Ihe
onrty or the second part has, by reso
lution or its Hoard or Directors duly
Missed, caused tills contract to be
uibscribed in duplicate, nnd Its cor
mraie seal to be hereunto altlxed Ity
its Vice-I'reslilent, this day aud year
llrst above written.
('ITY OF ItOKKIll'HO,
Hy
Attest:
.Mayor.
Cltv Recorder.
WAItKKN CONSTRUCTION COM-.
PAN,
Hy
Attest:
Vice-President.
Auditor.
in xnxo at 1 l'Kii woitn.
Acordlng to a recent announce
ment President Roosevelt has con
tracted Willi an American periodical
lor written accounts or the hunting
trip which ho will take In the African
jungles nfter the close of tils admin
istration. It Is said that the presi
dent will receive for these literary
contributions compensation equival
ent to $1 per word. This report is
responsible for the following poem,
clipped from an exchange:
The lion till slood ( J I )
Within 1)11 the III) wood 111) ;
1 III) took (III a (II ) steady
aim ill):
M.v (III bullet I 1 1 I sped ( II )
And ll) he 1) lay 111 I dead
III )
Hy (III my (111 good 111 ) rifle
(III slalndl ) 12:1.011
Ills (III struggles (111 ceased (t)
The 1 l 1 noble I III beast till
Lay ill) stretched (III lipon(ll)
Ills ill) side ( II ).
M.v (111 bullet ill I true III )
Hail III I bored ill) him (II)
through III)
ml till Instantly (III he (III
died ll I IIM.OU
A ( 1 1 1 rush 111), n (lt crnsh (II).
A 111) lawny ll) flash ll)
Hefore i l I my i II l startled ( II )
eyes I 1 1 I
Vtldllll thrill II I 1(11) knewlll)
I dl II i work ill) tin II ) dm II )
Krellll llt) rouldltll olnlni
( II ) my 1 1 1 ) prizoi III..
ISfi.OO
lllsilll ninddenedl II I tuatelll)
1(11) saw 1 11 i tool l l late 1 1 1 )
lladltl) reached i f 1 ) met til
wlthltl I a! It I boiinditll:
tlttl smiKhtltl) hen 111 llfellll
Asilll wellll rolledltll oer-
(III the(ll) grounddll.
t2ii.0t
MXtll skill I 1 ) andlll) strength
Ill) Prevailed 1 1 1 ) anil) leenthllll.
Andlll) wlthltl) mil) move
ment i It ) quirk ill)
Ml) laldllll lien II I Inwill)
Wlthltl) oneitll sharpilll blow
ill) Ofill) nivitli renowned 1 1 1 1
lllmlll SHckilll' !:':. on
Till) R.lfl) .. 2 0i)
Total . .
$125,011
Signature
ONK MAX DOKS IT ALL.
II Stages Held up in Yellowstone
Park in One Day.
YELLOWSTONE PARK, Wyo.,
Aug. 24. The greatest stage hold-up
in the west In many years, at least
in the number or coaches held up, oc
curred today within the boundaries
of the Yellowstone Park. The work
was done by a lone highwayman, and
the passengers were absolutely help
less In ills hands, as no guns are per
mitted in the park to either drivers
or tourists. 1
In all it Is estimated from the
statement of passengers, that some
thing like $2000 In cash was obtain
ed, drafts worth $10,000, other pa
pers nnd transportation, besides a
rich haul in watches and jewelry.
In nil eleven coaches were held up
and 125 people robbed. Soldiers
started in pursuit of the bandit,
while the Irate victims held a mass
meeting and passed resolutions con
demning bitterly tile government for
Its failure to afford protection to
tourists in the park.
Three square meals a day at VI.
.leanings' restaurant, which will be
re-opened In connection with the
lTmpitia Mnkory on Sept. 1.
l'KOI.'KSh.ONAL.
(iKO. I-:. IIOL'L'K,
M. I).
Olllce In the Review Building, up
stairs. Rooms 13 nnd 14.
X-Ray and Electrical Treanient.
Telephone, Mnln 31.
ROBEHURG - - - OREGON.
A. C. SEK.LY, M. I).,
Offices: Rooms 11, 12 nnd 13,
Douglus County Hank IJuildiug,
'Phone 771.
ROSE1IVRO ... OREGON.
Office HourB: Plumes:
10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711
2 to 4 p. in. Resid. Main 1721
1)U. l.L'CKTTA SMITH,
Physiclnn
Women and Children's Diseases a
Specialty
OIUco: RooniB 8 and II, Mnrsters' Blk
uext to Douglas County Dunk Dldg.
J. H. CHAPMAN', 1). I). 8.,
Dentist.
Abraham Ruildtng Telephone 114
Hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
ROSElillRG ... OREGON
J. C. Ml'l.l.l'.N,
Attorney-nt-liw
With Richardson. Dlmlck & Moore
head, Attorneys at Law.
315-16-17 Commonwealth llldg. 6th
nnd Ankeny Streets.
PORTLAND OREGON
DISC PLOWS
Don't0 wait until Spring, but do your
Plowing now with a Sanders or a Benecia
Reversible Disc Plow, and get your seed
iu before the rains and have a big crop iu
1909. We have tlieiu. Prices right.
O
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Phone 201, Vehicles & Implements Roseburg. Oregon
TIIK SPItKAl) Ol" SOCIALISM.
In the September American Maga
zine Ernest Poole writes an "'""
lug and Interesting article wlilrl n
calls Harnessing Socialism. 11 ,
not a drv discussion of Ihe piin. lp es
of Socialism, bill a graphic defini
tion ot the workings nt the organiza
tion which Is making Socialism popu
lar 111 this country. Following are
the fucts about the growth of Social
Ism: When a political party has won
the support ot twenty millions of
people throughout the civilized world
It is time that Its point of view Us
alms and its methods he stiul.eil.
"The Socialist parties of Europe
are now minority powers. At pres
ent thev huve H2 men in the British
House or Commons. H in the French
Chamber or Deputies and 4.! in the
German Reichstag; in the other na
tional bodies: Austria. S7; Italy, 2u;
Norway. 17; Sweden. 1.1: Finland.
8(1; Denmark. 114; Helgiuni. :I0. anil
to the Russian Second Duma they
sent over HO men. Their actual vote
In all countries Is already ten mil
lions. "Is Ihe same growth to take place
In America? Shall we see Socialist
representatives in Congress as in the
Uoime of Commons? Their recent
growth seems pointing that way. In
1888 they cast only about 20110
votes: by ISOIJ It had swelled to over
1 00,000; in 1902 It rose to 229,
702; in 1904 It reached nearly 4.10,
000; in the last four years the num
ber of dues-paying members has
more than doubled again, and It
seems not Improbable Dial their vote
will be close to a million this rail."
Chronic Diarrhoea Relieved.
Mr. Edward E. Henry, with the
1'mted States Express Co., Chicago,
nritei: "Our general superintend
en: Mr Quick, handed me a bott.e
of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera an 1
Diarrhoea Remedy some time as to
check an attack of the old chronic
dlairhoea. 1 have used It since that
lime and cured many on our trains
who have been st.-l:. I am an o1'1
soldier who served with Rutherford
3. Hayes and William McKlr.Iey four
yearn In the 2:ird Ohio Reiinifut,
and have no atlnient except chronic
dinnhoea which thl? remedy s'.ip
at once." For sale by Hamilton
Drug Co.
TO WIRE I'EXCE Itl YERS.
I have just received a carload of
Page Woven Wire Fence at Rnse
hurg and stored it in the Sheridan
warehouse, near the S. P. depot,
where It may be obtained by pat-ties
having plnced orders with me. 1 will
also fill new orders until the simply
is gone. S. it. Cltorcil.
T.evi .tolinsr.ti ntwl sun were her.
from Elkton today on business b-.'fore '
the 1.1. S. land oitice. Thai part of
the cuunlry Is reported prosperous.
Ladies'
Tailored
Suits
for
Fall
just
Arrived
at
H. Marks Co.
"Oregon
Builders"
Are you doing what you can to populate your State?
OltFGON NEEDS l'KOI'l.E Sett'eis, honest fanner, me
chanics, merchants, clerks, peuple with brhius, strong hands
and a willing- heart capital or no capital.
Southern Pacific Co. Lines in Oregon
Is scndlnv tons of Oregon literature to the Eust for (llstribu Ion
through ever, available agoue.. Will you not help the good
work of biiildint,' Oregon by sending us the names and addresses
of voiir friends ho are likely to be interested in this state?
We will be glad to liear the expense of sending thoin complete
information about OKKISON aud itsopportunities.
Colonist Tickets will bo on sale during SEPTEMBER AND
OCTOHKK from the East U) all points In Oregon. Tho fures
from a few principal cities are:
From Denver $30.00 From Louisville $41.70
" Guiulia 30.00 11 Cincinnati 42.20
" Kansas City 30.00 " Cleveland 44.75
" St. Louis 35.50 " New York 55.00
" Chicago 38.00
TICKETS CAN BE PREPAID
If you want to bring a friend or relative to Oregon, deposit the
printer amount with any of our agents. The ticket will then be
furnished by telegraph.
L. B. MOORE, Local Agent., Roseburg
W. M. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent., Portland, Oregon
MARRIED.
McLAUOIlLIN-CASEBEER At Dix
onville, Aug. 23, 1908, U. K. Mc
Laughlin and Miss Evalyu Case
beer, Itev. C. A. Rexroad, officiat
ing. The have gone to Marshfield on a
brief wedding trip.
DAVIS-ASKEW In Roseburg, Aug.
23, 1908, C C. Davis and Kern E.
Askew, Rev. J. K. Hawkins, olllc
iating.
A Ftiltlifut Frh-iMl.
"I have used Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since
it was first introduced to the public
in 1872 and have never found one
instance where a cure was not speed
ily effected by its use. 1 have been
a commercial traveller for eighteen
years, and never start out on n trio
without this, my faithful friend,'
says 11. S. Nichols, of Oakland, Ind
Ter. When a man has used a rein
edy for thirty-five years he knows its
value and Is competent to speak for
it. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co.
H"S
J. noSKIll'RG MARKET. 4. 4.
Cereals.
Wheat 90c bushel.
Oata 60c. bu.
Hay Vetch, $12 ton; grain, ,12
ton.
Uarley $114 ton.
Livestock.
Steers Alive, 3 3 Vic.
Cows Alive, 23e.
Veal Drossed, 55o
Hogs Dressed, 7c.
Sheep 314 c.
Poultry Mixed chickens, alive 9c
'b., dressed, 12c; geese, alive
8c, dressed, 12c; ducks, allvs
lllc; dressed, 1 4 fl 15c.
llUtter - Creftlliorv. Sr.cn itniin.1-
country, 3ic lb.
Kkks 2flc 'dozen.
Potatoes $2.00 cwt.
Wool 14 VjC lb.
Honey 15c lb.
C'alibaKe 3c lb.
Old Onions 3c lb.
Annies 2c lb.
Pears 2c lb.
Peaches 50c box.
I'OIITLANI) MARKET.
Livestock On loot: Steers, 3 4
4c; cows. 3c; hogs. 57c; sheep.
3l4e; dressed veal. 6fiSc; wool,
14c lb.; apples. $1.00; potatoes, 90c
cwt; t'RKs. 25r doz.; mixed chickens.
1 2c; hops, 4 Tj 5c.
NOTICK TO I'OXTll.VCTOItS.
Notice is hereby given, that sealed
hlds will be received by the County
Clerk until the 2nd dav of Septem
ber. A. 1)., 1908. at the hour of 10
o'clock A. M.. of Bald day. for the
construction of Cement and Plank
Walks on the Court House Property,
in accordance with Plans and Specifi
cations on file at the County Clerk's
office.
The Court reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
Hy order of the County Court.
Hated at Roseburg. . Oregon, this
2'th day of July, 190s.
E. II. LENOX,
4- .-j. 4.
WlUiHOW. 4.
f 4.
The new fertilizer. 4.
Nothing but fish, o j.
Guaranteed analysis: Seven 4.
per cent nitroRen. six per cent
T l,",sh. IS per cent phosphoric
acid. T
j- One0;.-,-nound sack of Wll-
T V u ,n "10 Place of 4.
12 4 tons of best stahlo man. J.
ure. will ivc better resulta X
and no weeds. Try It for your X
lawn.
J. F. BARKER ft CO. 4.
4" X
4-4-4- 4 4.4-?
jToDGE DIfrECTORYj
f. A A. M :jiurel iMse No. 18 Holfi
regular meeting, no '2ud aud 4ta Wwlaei
day, nl eacb mouth
o. o. Omiiis, w. u.
. N. T. Jswarr, Hecreurv
AO- V.. hustiDurg Loogfc No. 10 Meet
llib 2nd and 4th Moadayp of eauh mouth
at 7:30 p. m.,lu ihe Former, Hall. Al
neraberalugood ti"'ln are Invited to at
una J. w. Doweu., M. w.
8 H. Lbnoz, Recorder.
BP. o. KI.K8, Koaeburg Mx.ae, no.8S HoMi
regular communications at the Elks
Temple on -2nd and 4th ThursdayBof eac h
31011th. All member, requested to attp'd
recnlarly. aud all vinltlng brother! are conll
illy luTlted to atteud.
E. U Pabrott, E. R.
Gbo. w. stalby. Secretary.
DEHRKK OK HONOR, MyMIO Lodge No. 1S
Meeu'2udaud 4th Thurttday evening, ot
each monlh in Maccubee Hall. Visiting
member, cordially Invited to attond.
UlNNIB K. ClVBKDKB, C,. Of H
- . H. Lrnox. Rec.
1. W. D..WBLI., R- celver.
EAOI.KH, Roseburg Aerie meeia In Odd
Fellows Hall on '2nit and 4th Monday even
Iurb of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visit
ing brethren In good standing alway welcome.
O. 1,'DLVtl, W. P.,
C. W. Bali ard. Bee.
FOP A.. Court Douglas No. H Foresters ol
America, meets eaob Tuesday evenlug tB
ForeMters' Hall, Visiting brothers al
vays welcome. W, J. Brand, 0. R.
E. H.Lrnox, Rec. See.
B. V. Uoovaa,Ph;slclan
10. o. F., Rising Star Lodge No. 174, meets in
(liM Fellows' Temple every Friday evening.
Visit tig bretherc" ii!wys welcome.
E. N. Ewabt. N. O.
F. 0 Micbi.li, R. S.
M. F11 Kl.E, F. a
IO. O. F., rhlletarlan Umkg No. 8 Meet In
(Ml Ft'l I own Tern pie, corner of Jack win ami
'as StreetB, on Hut unlay evening ol earh
week. Mt'inbers of the order in good standing
nre invited to attend.
J. . OonnNow. N. G.
N. T, Jkwktt, R. 8.
10. O. F., Union Kncampment No. 9Mectii
in Ofld Fellows' Temple on the 1st ami 3rd
Thnrnday livening of each month. Visit
ing brethereii alwayn welcome,
II O. I.kwis. C. P.
J. O Goodkow, Scribe.
KOF P., Alpha I.ige No. 47 Weet erery
Wediu'rulayin I. O. O. F. Hall, at 7:0 p. m.
Mem born tn toad hlhihIIii? are invited to
Httend.
OLKM V. WIM1IRRI.T, U. C.
L. A. HANtrTUARY, K. K.8.
KO. T. M., Protection Tent No. l.V-Hold
rcRutar meet in its on every Wednesday
niehl in Mace bee' Hall. AH viMllnx
members in good standing are Invited to at
teud. F. F. Patternon, Tom.
0. W. Kapf, B. K.
LO.T. M., Kotcburg Hive No. 11 Hold l
regular revlewa on every Tuesday after
noon Hi J-IIO is'nlnolr In lha Maiwiiliud'a Hull.
Sisters of others Hives visiting in ihe city are
l ufumiiy lnvma in attend our reviews.
Mrs. 0. B. Bomkbrakk, Com.
Mrs. JstwiE Raw, B. K.
11 ODER N WUODMKN OF AMKKIOA, Myrtle
pf t amp So. eaao meets on the second and
fourth Wednesdays of every month in the
Fotresieti' Hall. TrHvellns Neighbors are cor
dially invited to visit our Camp.
A. C. M AHSTRKt, Consul.
A. Sauman, Clerk.
MOI'KRN MKOTHKRHOnD OF AMKRK'A'
RosebnrB: IodKe No. VfA- Meeta every ind
and 4th Thursday in Maccabee Temple.
lslting members always welcome.
Kvrlyn HonvRR, President
Bkrtha WatiinT, Hecreary.
OK, S , Roehurit Chapter No.R-Holdstheir
reghlar met-tinK ou 1st and 3rd Thursdays
In esch Mrnih. Visiting members in
ffood standing are respectfully Invited to at
tend. Mrs I. Wollrnbkro. W. M.
Frre Jomnso!!, Secretary
0
N. O., Co. n Peparae Battalion Meets
every Thursday evening at the Armory
Hall at 8 o'clock.
H. C. SLocm, Captain.
RKHKKAHH, Roseburg Rebekah Lodge. No.
Jl. I. O. O. F.-Meeu In Odd F Hows'
Temple everv Tnewla y evening. Visiting
Isters and brethren Invited to attend.
Mrs. M(vmtK Rorirt.oh. T.H.
Mn. ttrirHRKsoN, Secretary.
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Ular flrrle No.
w-Meclsnn 1st and 3rd Mondav evening
of f , h month at odd Fellows' Hall.
lttiiig members in good standing are in
vlttd to Rttetid.
Florincb Hami-so. O. N.
ClR4 Borik, tlerk
WOOHMfTTof THR WOBI.nToak ramp No.
I A- M-cu it the Odd Fellows' Hall tn
Hoteburir. every 1st and 3rd Monday
.-....,).. , ifi.uib; ueixnDors always welcome.
E.N. KWART.C.C.
3. M Throhe. Clrk.
See Pat for your Paints, Oils and
Varnishes; best on earth. He can
save you money, with a positive
Ruarantee back of the goods. P. O
Box 302, Roseburg, Or., f)S2Q