THE EVEXTYG NEWS. F11IDAY, FKMtARV 17, 1011.
0(10 IS A DANOKHOl'S DICITG. !
Unless Carefully Prepared and Uixeu
"Warning to Public
The new remedy for "blood poi
son," known as salversan or "6Ut"
which was discovered by Professor
Ehrllch of Germany, is not devoid of
danger, according to The Journal of
the American Medical Association,
which this week publishes an article,
and editorial, warning the public of
the dangers of careless usins of this
new drug. While some striking re-
t suits have been secured and while
v'V lne dfV seems to be an improve
li'ient c any previously known treat
t i nieut of "blood disease, It is prob
ably that it will not justify (lie en
thiiHlastie statements first made re
garding it. It has been claimed that
one dose of this remedy would pro
duce wonderful results and would
cure diseases heretofore regarded as
incurable. The Medical Journal
says: "It must not be forgotten that
salvarsan Is a preparation of arsenic
end must be used with great caution
as It may be followed by serious
results. For instance, it may have a
disastrous effect on the ees. It
( nas aiso neon iound tnat its thera
peutic value Is more limited than
was at first sunuosed. It lias no
' beneficial effect on locomotor ataxia
sane, or softening of the brain, as
it Is popularly called, although most
enthusiastic claims for the cure of
these troubles were at first made."
The intense public interest in
this new remedy, which has only
been equaled by that aroused by
Koch's tuberculin 25 years ago, has
stimulated the cupidity of quacks
and charlatans, who are advertising
this remedy to the public and mak
ing the most extravagant and un
warranted claims for it. The Medi
cal Journal says: "The truth about
this remedy should be spread broad
cast by physicians, by medical jour
nals and by the press, so that the'
public may not be imposed on. The
public should know that this pre
paration contains a very large p.r
cent of arsenic, a most potent,
poisonous and Injurious drug. It
should also know that it hns not yet
been proved that salvarsan cures
blood poison In one does or even in
a number of doses; that it cannot
be used by patients themselves, but
must be given either hypodermieally
or Intravenously (direct Into the
vein) and that the patient should
remain in a hospital for a number
of days after its administration;
that it requires expert knowledge
and experience both to prepare and
give it; that if not properly given
it might cause intense pain lasting
for hours or days, and may cause
destruction or sloughing of the tis
sues at the site of the injection;
that it may cause blindness and, in
some cases, may injure the henrt
and kidneys and may cause death.
The Indiscriminate use of this drug
fiy the public can only result In dis-
('appointment as well as loss of money
and danger of serious injury or
death."
COME AND SEE US OFTEN
TEN IKDESPENSABLE TOILET ARTICLES
1. Violet Sec. Toilet Talcum. The Softest and most velvety Tale.
2. Yio'et !Sec. Toilet Water. The perfect incarnation of the violet odor.
3. Cream Sec. It differs from othei cold ereams in many important particulars It
contains no oil' matter, being instantly absorbed by the skin leaves no trace.
4. Violet Sec. Powder. An exquisite production, in which quality, odor and ele
gance have been paramount consideration.
5. Violet Sec. Soap. A toilet soap of highest grade.
6. Marvelous cold Criam. So named because of its perfection in manufacture.
7. Dentaluxe. The ideal tooth powder of the 20th century.
8. Klsiuc l'erfume.
9 Elaine Sachet.
io- M.irvelous Nail Polish.
We are never too
busy to be obliging
We have the larg
est selection toilet
articles in the city
MARSTERS
PRESCRIPTION
PHARMACY
Registered Pharmacists
; meat? Then why don't you have
some for the market?
j We are very glad to note there is
: a chance for a cannery. That is one
j thing that the farmers here can help
! along as they can furnish more
berries than the market demands.
! Don't think that is the only thing
I which we can supply. For our soil
! and climate can furnish plenty of
the best food for man or beast.
Spring farm work will begin in a
few days. There are several orchards
to be set out this spring, gardens
galore, and houses and barns to be
built. Just watch us grow. We
fully expect 1911 will show greater
progress than 1910 which was cer
tainly the greatest year of improve
ment for a long time past.
We have some good roads in our
neighborhood, you don't have to
haul a pry pole to go through Mel
rose. Our roads are graded and
graveled and we are going to build
more this year. It pays.
Several loads of Eastern people
visited the Melrose orchard tracts
last week, but we are not informed
as to what transactions took place.
Of course we have some sleknes?
in our neighborhood, principally Ia
grlpie, at present. Some of the chil
dren who are attending the hlgl
school in ltosehurg are reported U
"have the measles, but that's nothing
Lots of people have them.
A very pleasant social event tool
place at the home of K. W. Dille
on St. Valentine's eve. when a hous
full of invited guests assembled am'
J spent the evening with music an
games. men came me aistrinution
of the valentines, of which there
was a goodly number, both comic
and lovely. This was followed by
excellent refreshments, after which
the guests departed to their homes
well pleased with the joys of the oc
casion. VALENTINE.
J.OCAL .NEWS.
M KLIIOSE ITKMS.
Some ground hog weather, but
the sun shines just the same.
Douglas county doesn't care when
the ground hog sees his shadow, for
we will have spring weather Just
the same.
The little chicks are beginning to
come from the shells.
The farmers of this vicinity are
taking fa renewed interest In the
poultry' business. Why not? We
can produce eggs the year round,
just as well as any place. Mr. Farm
er, let's all go in together and shut
the Eastern eggs out of our home
market. We should have those dol
lars here instead of allowing our
grocerymen to send to Nebraska for
eggs.
Don't on think country cured
bacon is better than packing house
Don't be n fool or a chump, or
nny other of these pet names you
will apply to yourself if you do not
go to Fisher's and get his prices on
paint, wallpaper, glass, etc., which he
has to offer you. Look for the starry
(lag on the sign. Phone 333. Oak
street. tf
COAL! COAL COAL!
LADY WELLINGTON
Gives more heat and lasts
longer than any other Coal
on the market.
$11 per Ten Eelivtrt d
Phone 127
130 South Jackson Street
Whiting's fine stationery Is the
most exclusive. On sale at the Hose
burg liook Store. t tf
Lime, sulphur and cement In
quantities to suit purchaser at Mars
ters Drug Store. dswtf
The Roseburg has been repoened
as a five cent theatre, showing the
latest Association pictures. tf
We have a car load of the best
Utah Building Plaster, flbered and
unllbered. J. F Barker & Co.
For a stunning hair dress get the
latest in the "hobbled" effects
Hoseburg Beauty Parlors.
D. H. MARSTERS' PLUMBING SHOP, j
Plumbing, Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning
and Heating
North JacKson Street, adjoining Peoples MarblJ
WorKs. Telephone 2511.
Worll Done on Short Notice
ROSEBURG, ORE. J
4
We Repair Everything I
Electrical
that needs attention as well as
sell you apparatus. Furthermore
we attend to repairs promptly :
(on 'phone order if you ll!;e and
you won't need to sound your 4
burglar alarm when you get our ;
bill. Need anything In ovr line.
G. L. PRIOR i
15 N. .Tckaon St. hoseburg, Or
Page Investment Company
The place to get the Lumber, Shingles,
Doors, Windows, for your new home.
Phone 242
WOOD
709 North Jackson Street
COAL
Closet combinations, la both wopd.
steel and vltroware at Gaddls'
plumbing shop. dtf
Bath tubs In a great variety of
styles. See Winnie Gaddls. the
plumber for something swell dtt
Sooner or late you will use White
House coffee. Why not now? There
Is economy In using the best of any
article. 1 he Rochdale.
"Onllwon" toilet paper, 3G.000
sheets and a handsome nickle plat
ed cabinet, free with first purchase.
Only $:.00 at the Hoseburg Dook
Storo. dtf
When in town do not fall tc visit
the Hoseburg theatre, showing the
latest pictures. Continuous perfor
mance from 1 to 5. nnd 6 to 10. One
price to all 5 cents.
Genuine French beveled plate nilr
rors oblong or oval all sizes at all
prices. Something most attractive
for your bath room. Call and inspect
them. Winnie Gaddic, the plumb
er, dtf
Tho ladles aid society of the
First Presbyterian church will hold
a Rale of home cooking at Mllledge
& I'lckens' grocery store, Saturday,
February 18. All kinds of good
things on sale. fl7
Dr. J. L. Callaway, Osteopathic
physician. Chronic diseases a spec
ialty. Graduate of) the American
School of Osteopathy, Klrksllle, .Mo.
Under founder of science 13. A. T.
Still. Office Abraham Bldg. Phone
lf9. Hoseburg. Ore.
NOTICE TO THE I'l'llUC.
Having purchaetl the Inter
est of Mrs. M. Josephson, In
the firm of Josenhson's, we
hereby announce to the public
that on and after February 1st,
the new firm will do a spot cash
business only all credit busi
ness of whatever nature being
discontinued on and after this
date.
As we are desirous of wind
ing up the affairs of the old
firm as quickly as possibly, we
hereby request all persons ow
ing accounts to Josephsons to
arrange to settle same prompt
ly February 1st.
(Signed)
SAM S. JOSEPHSON.
JUL1EN JOSEPHSON.
LOCAL NEWS.
FOR KKN'T Good house and barn,
including 6 acres, or will rent
house only If desired; 1 mile east
of Roseburg. Apply at News of
fice or see E. H. Itosenbtrry. tfd
WANTWIJ. salesmen. Many make
J100 to $lfiO per month; somf
even more Stock clean, grown or
reservation, far from old and pes)
ridden orchards. Cash advanved
weekly. Choice of territory. Ad
dress Washington Nursery Co..
GENERAL DRAYING
Goods of every diwcrlptlon moved to
any parts of tho city. Trices reason
'(!.
H. S. FRENCH
HOW'D YOU LIKE TO BE
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There's no question about the.
COLD FACT
that ive do the belt printing
in this town.
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Hfcve Arundel tune It. tf
Letter files, cet the best at the
Roseburg Book Store. tf
Everybody likes country cured
meats. We huvo some medium size
fresh cured hams and a pood RUp
ly of light sides nnd heavy bacon.
Those are goods we can recommend.
Tho Kochdule.
We nre at last nble to make an
announcement which will nivo joy
Mi. $-M6 worth of magazines
given away free. Head the adver
tisement of the Hoseburg Book Store
in another column of this paper, tf
The new Alfred Teats wnllpaper
samples havo arrived, and If you want
to see the latest and prettiest designs
In wallpaper that you evor saw, cull
at I). P. Fisher's, or drop a postal
and they will be brought to your
home. Phone 333. tf
W. A. Storm, praetlcar croanor nnd
pressor of ladles' wear. Latest meth
ods of French dry cleaning, col
ors permitting, including feathers,
nil kinds, plumes, furs and gloves.
In connection with G. W. Sloper of
the Hoseburg Cleaning and Pressing
Works. 308 Jackson street. Phone
No. 4 7. Clothes called for nnd de
livered, d-lf
GOODS OF
QUALITY
Especially at this season. In
most lines them are what Is
known as bargain or sale prices.
These are usually Becnuds in one
w:iy or another. Klther tho qual
ity or the workiminshlp Is lack
ing. We have no bargain articles
In our slock, but we give so
much attention to buying good
things at reasonable, prices that
when real quality Is a couslder
Hllnn our stock affords fiinum
erahbi genuine bargains.
A. S. HUEY,
Jeweler
Cass St.
Roseburg
AND IT BECAME KNOWN
TiinouanouT the land in and
ABOUT 110SEBURO THAT SNOW
DHIIT FI.OUU MADE THE BEST
BREAD AND MORE LOAVES PER
SACK, AND THAT THE USERS
GREW FAT THEREON. SO ALL
THE PEOPLE BOUGHT THEIR
FLOUR FROM THIS ltOCIIDALE
SELAH.
ORCHADISTS
Now is the time
to order your
SMUDGE POTS
Have Them Made at Home
B. A. MAHAN a
I'lumliiiiK, Hratinu nnd Shoot Motnl W orkor
West Ciiaa Stroot, ItoaeburK, ureou
CHURCH BROTHERS'
ii
Machine Made
BREAD
In k-i')ini; with the mmlern
meth'HiH (if bread and pantry
making I have installed a pat
ent bread and la.t'ry mixer,
thus K'vinK "'' patrorut the ben
efit of the mi'Ht approved meth
ods in the art of bread making.
The product now turned out at
thi baken- are Hual to any ir.
the slate. A trial will convince
yon. We carry all the gixA
thir.tfi in paHr) land, fresh and
crisp ever)' day.
THE LMFQL'A BAKERY
IT'S GOOD BREAD
IT'S NEVER SOUR
Pies, Cakes, Pastries of all Kinds
CASS STREET
PHONE 135
DELIVERY
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