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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-06-23
IN THE HOUSE.

Washington, June 2S.-The pure
food bill passed the house by vote of
240 to III.
Sherman, of New York, offered
an amendment TO pure food bill by
striking out the provision requiring
that a stamp be put on packages CIV
ing the time when put up. whether
with weight or measure. After long
discussion this amendment was
adopted, 1l2 to As.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-06-23
House Has Busy Day.

The house today adopted unant
mously the report of the committe on
elections that Ernest Il, Wood was not
elected to membership in the house
from the Twelfth district of Missouri
and that Harry M. COudrey was elect
ed. Coudrey was sworn in. The house
adopted a resolution that S. j. Hous-
ton was not elected from the Second
district OF Texas. M. l.. Brooks re-
tains his seat. The sundry civil bill
was sent to conference. The house
adopted the conference report on the
District of Columbia and the postof-
fee appropriation bills. The COM
mittee of tie whole resumed consid-
Grafton of the pure food bill. Under
the rule adopted, the committee must
report the bill at $3.50 p. m, when IL
will be put upon it's final passage.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06
THE CAMERA FlENp.
Man Was Not Satisfied WITH Ordinary
Amusement Like TAXING
Pictures.

A weil-knovn criminal lawyer ore
day sauntercd into a police court Just
as q case was called. II appeared that
the defendant had no attorney. and
the jidge glanced about the room 10
zee whom he might assign 20 the care.
I'll take H. Judge" the late conner
said, wishing 10 pass away the time.
by the way. what IL the man
charged withT' the attorney presently
asked.
Hes q camera hend OF the worst
sort. Mr.. Brown" the Judge said
with n slight smile. Il expect 20 send
him 10 the worxhopse for about three
months"
WHAT" the lawyer shouted. indIs-
nantly. Your honor mus, be joklns.
Send a ran 20 the rock pile for three
months for a little harmless amuse-
mcnt like taking pletures?-
Well" the judge said. mildly. he
don't take pictures much--it's the
camfras he takes"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06
TROUBLES OF A PHYSICIAN.

A physician was talking about his
patients symptoms.
Young. strong people don't give me
enough SYMPTOMS when they are III"
he said. hut the mlddle-aged and the
aged give me too many. Thinking
about their health all the time. study
ing their condition all the time. the
aged and the middle-agee discover a
symptom In every muscle. In every
organ. In every iimb. Thus they con-
fuse me.
The average sufferer OF 80 or 30
viii pour upon my head deluss Of
symploms like this:
Well doctor, I'm miserable all
over Feverish one minute. freeziitg
the next I've q gnawlng pain In my
hip and side and back. aud an all
gone sensation IN the stomach. with a
saooting. nenfAlKlc headache over the
islf tye ! have . nuesr taste IA mg
mouth. dlzfinesn when I stnop over.
ana . dun ache up and down thc
flight HlGe. along with kind of numb.
neaa cough a lol. my threats Eore.
and I've ths eaFarhn Appelllo's fair,
Ant not what 4 hheaia he 4 have q
lReI'aa % 'oasIind4 ap1 k'm seEr
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06
Ha One Wnn.sd Rnr Ia.

In no ether western Euroreln eoun-
try Is superstition so prevalent as in
Austria-HungaTy. Quite TCcently the
ehamberlain's ofiee changed the num-
bCr OF box i3 IN the Imperial opera
house and the Imperial Court theateT
10 i2a. because the prblie objected 70
sitting in a box bear.lg this unlueky
number. None OF the rich Subscribers
who takes n box for the year Wanted
No. Is. and for single performances Il
was Just as hard TO dispose Of.
This superstition reaches It's height
In medicine. Speaking al the health
exhibition. Or. Heinrich Grun declared
that in many instances superstition.
and especially local superstition. was
an absolute menace TO public health.
In the Austrian hospitals one finds
no block or pavilion II. no ward ~.
no staircase ~. Very few patients
win consent TO Re operated upon On
the thirteenth day OF the month. and
in this respect Friday. too. IL eonsid-
cred Just as unlueky. At Carlsbad.
Marienbad. Gastein and other famous
Austrian cure resorts nobody wants
20 begin his cure on q Friday.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06
DO you REMzMBER--


An anticipated calamity that actual
~ Gamer
A syoophant who turned out 10 bo q
real friend?
A bad man who was really AZ bad a.
he was reputed?
An actor that wasn't thoroughly de-
lighted with himself
An absoondlng cashier who wasn't
"A trusted employer
A man who went wrong who wasn't
"a hlghly-rcspected citiEen9'
A woman criminal who was not
beautiful and apparently reaned?"
A horse that could trot as fast as tho
man who sold him to you said hs
could?
Anybody who achieved sInIessness
before starting n fusiIlads Of stonss at
othersg
A succefsfrl man who used I'D nine
tenths Of his time telling what he VS.
going to do next
A prize fighter that went through tbs
throes Of the championship without
becoming demoFalied2
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06

They have always accused men OF car
I fying letters they we're sent TO mall,
} and this time I've put my foot In It
sure enough. Miss Pauline. I'm very
/ sorry and II ] can redeem myself In
I any way. you can't treat me too rough
/ iy.'
We are all liable 10 errors OF judg.
ment. Bob. shall not be too hard
on you. One question-haye you the
message YETI"
s/;eel something craeEle in my
pocket--yes, here Il IT," and after bay-
ing lain all these weeks snugly repos.
ing in n mans pocke,. the message
of the Prefect Of Paris Is drawn TO
the light OF day. Bob holds Il aloft
trlumphantly.
He breaks open the end OF the blue
envelope. and takes out the Enclosure
Il has contained, unfolds this latter
and holds Il up 30 that the daylIgh,
entering at n window may fall upon
the page.
Antoinette DuVal is with Senor
Lopez. His supposed daughter Juan.
lta is the lost Benlhh. We have roo
dlseoVered-Richard Danvers. He
Is
Great Heaven. ana never dreamed
t." and Bob strikes his forehead with
his hand.
Proceed. my dear colonel-If we
can ind him we may be able 10 make
our position sure by some sort Of
partnership agreement" says the
girl from New York. when to her
smaEement Bob Harlan gives n shout
and slaps his hand down upon his
knee as he exclaims:
Good! EOOdi a partnership agree
ment'-what dye think OF that. Dicks
Fine. clever idea. eh3 My dear lady,
yOu--" and here another ~ OF laugh
ter almost ehokes him.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06

enemy. giving sencr Lopez control.
has kept me awake on more than one
occasion. can assure you" Pauline
says.
For that beg your pardon. and as.
sure you II will not happen again"
He means TO be an exemplary hus-
band" declares Bob. ~
We'll. don't your" demands Dora.
quickly.
Il reckon you can trust me. There
comes the good padre up the street.
Ladies'. summon your best nerves 10
the surface for the occasion
A chorus OF exclamaiIons break
forth. Mrs. Alexander having Joined
them with her husband.
Il know ! shall be stupid and forget
60 make the proper responses" Do
clares Dora.
"You?" exclalms Miss Pauline.
Dora is confused with bushes. willis
the colonel roars with laughter.
You see" he says. I'VE made up
our minds this morning. az least I did.
and Dora was convinced by my rea.
soning, that there was no need OF max.
ing two separate Jobs out OF the bual.
ness-we couldn't do better than fol.
low such n good example. so we de,
eided that Dora shall become Mrs.
Bob Harlan this A. NJ"
The surprise over. Pauline con.
graduates the girl who has been 90
much like n companion and sister "a
her. always as faithful as the needle
TO the pole Then the padre II an,
nouneed: and here We must drop the
curtain on the quiet little scene. for
the magician in clerical robes. and
armed with authority. has by a few
words created Mrs. Richard Danvers,
and relegated 10 the past Miss Pau
line Of New York.
THE end.)
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06

married ~ the psarp wae Aas elnslas
ed AZ TIE mine rAeF wiG aea a.AtQ
the occasiea oaa e paqvsneaf f.ss
Ines serves have R~sa ~ rcseass,
and erc~,e S~2Etea ~ tlsA ais q \,
ssstes tAti racA nsaS - ssss~slyel ~
sAe cea'-oflsA aiHE ~ ~ Ws.>
fhes tn engsta.te 20 rs>,s =, A.
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tiah nPA q VA, ~ n,sgNrca ~
rsueilts ~ NN N,lrd s@~fr nu.cs
~ ssNss ~ sre.al sra ~ nN-isers ,,
nerTursrk q 49, ~, tres upeA "a
fste-ar, hFn =, rrpeen " ~, spis-s
srrrs
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re@ssr~Sics srr. sra pscprs " '
rcepcsiye ~Ns ~N,~
- tss s'eNys arrca~cs st--uce ~
We thai ~ fs-rseei ~ ps-n eth si
~ NV 81 Ats Son,mana. ~.ss ursNif
ic suprc s,s Nih asc lnfn-r,stf,.
crncernixF Renish W -ceue5 s,rr
ssni sNh3 ~ Nre- show Artoireiss
nuenl sslehs ~ Eouna ars cave ~
r~er HssuraasS ~ success ful q
vcuns uf b fanurs
SNh rrfcin ug ~ ea-s Ne NNi.s,
~ h-easa lg,c ulan ~No Nas -re
drnN remeuhe-cd soucihfus 30
cutie Hssontahcs hin
q $50 man ruuuiut r',r- ~ rlah
-hf had iuvs missed t-hF ssgel
nio, snrni raci,r, tits tNrs,ng rk1 q
lrt'nr PpyhhHs shu, v-us us-z~a-
So from thf rrofey;
Ths shCrir q, Srcn-, Sczas saRJS
ur
Mss pHuiirt 7 sf-rE ng~sif 1Poa
vouf n,e-cs--5 an - zls ), a.asne--i.
Ei1rr 10 stvN
Noa-- c1srs rfgS
Thar message t-~lrai i'iring ne
utrhi ! -rCslvc,l c pail 'Us it--sl2,
tesz s-4rss, s5se; sva1mes.
o.
-1 gk-rs- 80 'it-'s racsst into my
-,css-. cI-y .z-sadins ~ hand u over
- d - Fa1las IN ne morning and
-1--vsr ~ aiTances-
Yes t--rUt It. almost shrieks DOra
Z chazgsd ny coat ior . -0ugh pea
saekst n the morning. and to-day II
tss s-St tine I have had that same
ca: 0n ssncs the day we LEFT Hav-e
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06

Great Spanish Combs Worn in the
Hair In the Evening--Nsw coqus
FEATHER Boas-eilk searfs.

COMBS for ornamen, have grown big
enough 20 raise the question OF OBJ
struetion at the thea:er. II n the
Spanish comb suddenly becoming
popular which has reached 20 such pro-
portions. II always Is becoming. and
the greater the alEe tAe greater It's
piquant attractivencss. There also are
charming hair crowns" In wired and
jeweled lace which are beautiful and
almost ms attractive as tiaras To
match them jeweled and lace dog col
lars are worn. These are the invention
Of n Partisan and are considered chic.
japanese coQne feather boas will be
the leading feature OF the wealth and
variety Of fiuffy things to wear around
the neck. These are not I'm the least
like the common prIckly Affairs OF
yore. being made differently and OF
younger feathers. and besides they are
put through the. most beautiful dyeing
process. from which is obtained grada-
tlons in tone. Paquin r. furnishing n
run that In short and wide and made
Of many novel kinds OF spot net and
tuile. Radium silk scarves In beauti-
ful colors also come 60 replace those Of
mousseline de sole. being tied low at
the bust.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06
Net Infrequently Temporary clcsGt
Would Come In Well-Here
Is One Described.

We win give an illustration OF n
capital contrivance that may be con
structed In the corner OF any bedroom.
and forms an excellent substitute for
a wardrobe. Very little outlay will
purchase the materials to make Il
with. and Il Is easily removed and
taken down when not required.
A convenient height for the roof OF
the cupboard" is about seven feet
from the floor. and for the length Of
the supports Of the roof "a and Il In
the small sketcbI. about two feet. but
II can. of course. be made In any dI.
mensiOns 10 suit our requirements.
The roof is constructed Of q triangle
Of wood cut to NJ the corner. and this
Is supported by means Of two pieces
of wood about I Y inch In thickness.
nailed to the wall. and running along
either side underneath. An ornamen.
tai cdging In shown In the sketch. and
though not necessary. greatly Inn.
proves the appearance OF the cup.
board. aud adds very little To It's cost.
After the roof has been placed In po-
sition. one or two long thin sharp
nails should be driven through Il into
the supports tO hold Il firmly In its
place.
Between the two outer ends Of the
supports a brass rail Is fixed for the
curtain, which. by the way. may be
made of one piece of material large
enough Ia pull right across. or two
pieces divided in the middle To draw
back ON either side. and II will be
found well worth while 90 spend a lit
tie extra trouble In making the two
curtains, as thcy look better than the
one, and are also of greater service
for keeping the dust out of the In.
terror. The curtains are attached 20
the brass rod In the ordinary way
with brass rings. and u a small flounee
Is nailed Ia the edge Of the roof at the
point marked ID" and allowed 90
hang down a few inches Il viii pre-
vent the dust entering at the top OF
curtains. and at the same time IN no
way Interfere with them from pulling
backwards and forwards freely.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06
Development Outside Of COLLEGE.

Development Outside Of College.
The ssow boy In school often gives
an excellent account OF himself In the
herce competitions OF after life, says
the Philadelphia Ledger Some youths
develon very slowly and do not imme-
diate'y md their vocation. The honor
men attheuniversity must possess adapt
ability for the mastery OF all or near
" all the studies In the curriculum.
Deficiency In mathematics may re-
duce the rank of the student who is an
adept IN the languages. Greek may BE-
a suitable biock 20 the youth who may
be a E1athemaiieal genlun. Outside she
coilass walls the graduate can develop
alons chosen lines and fnd bis sphere.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06
cHAPTFR xxrrT CONTINUED.


CHAPTER XIII coutinued
Her words ara sol,owed Nv a srr-e
Of emoslon a. Pauiine eenas eve
JuanIta ana. takiwr her An Rer nrssN
kisses her fcndiy. hpr tesrs f.l,inr tise
rafnarurs On the uu,u-p~a cspe esrs
60 faulflrrs m n, rrz.sca rc4srtr--
the one 10 fair. tAe r.Re- ., ka.a. rrf
vet sipsera
-Nou I ures-rsanA ~ I r.uls ne
hate yos-ny slssrr. me rNok NJ
rfa rui q INTO NJ hos-s ~ lsg lfrg
resrn irssasA az hss-ra NJ mo- t-tr.r
n 10 sprsa rlcrsars a. Sss ~. v0r
ho.h.-
IA A. sussrsr-r ~, a. s,rrrn Z
rouia newsr 10 harFr srnsr.. ruuifrs
sohs
The CA .rrnr has ssnrr R-ra urs
niek Win rlrs glar-e s-ss sl.s4 h l..s
rRreoh rwnv
~Can nosRaur n, ARR ~ ssvf ,-5.,--
he snvs fee,.ac p,a-s, shur f-rs ~
fo-s :, rs ~
IL "a rru.,-.s s.r-r~ -,.,s 49,, =,
rrsrea NJ asfsf A frrfls sfns urs \
San rrss swtr s-F.-r ~nn Sia.s. rFs
ne az m vnu, ,--rus
PErnr,e rn,, ~,errs ns sNs rrsso-s
ne s-al Ina ,.esfff,rr brf5-f rlo.r ~
Re- Aes-7. sis hns rrr--hrH fo- Prr
Ian n ulsfF ls.nas r.-r- -hs sns sre a,
isss fBas hsc fIr On ss,f ra--nlr r.l,
q rRss u-rscius -frs 70 htn M ne
ru-ss- az sl,s Eah rls-siur
- hSz,f ssm., s-prs9eerr ~ r-eal
-lna. lsc ne 500 x.hns can he conc p
snys oninrsa Rah. rrnwe.y
The rirl lnai,s az hin s-1ssfuIlv Ia;
shnkcs hss hnnd.
II vupld b. useless. h.csiFes vAer
reuncrs III hHud f-nz ihe p-0a1E
liie cucs ruL Give ne a feu snr-g
minutes 20 lnnk infa Nv sis1s-s .arf
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06
CHAPTER XIV.
Mrs. Richard panvsrs.

where the tumult OF battle ragged
such a short time before. a fearful s..
.ence reigns. Men go about with Ian
terms. searching for the Wounded. who
are carried into one OF the mine
houses 10 receive attention from the
oompanys doctor. who most eertalnly
earns HIS good salary on this nIght al
least. The dead are removed az oace
and quietly buried. and they are no,
all on the side OF the Mexieans. either
II has been a sad night for e Dorado
but the lesson has been so severe tha.
Il may be efiectual
Dick has been deeply affected By the
sad scene he has Just Witnessed. but
when Dora has led her sobblns mis-.
tress away 20 her room. be hurries
outside 20 see about certain things
that should be done. and Is Just ia
time Go see a figure come spraWlInK
from the window. landing in a mud.
hole with n splash. while the voice Of
Colonel Bob calls:
Hope that will teach you a lesson.
yoa imp Of London assurance-I reek.
on Touli fight shy Of women folks In
gen raj and the charming Dora in par.
ticrlar after this
~Ncu've killed him. my dear fellow. =
s1ys Dick. whereat the New Mexican
she-in laughs harshiy.
What! XIII that audacious fellow
Thc wants 10 make love 20 every pret.
- F!Ti he sees? impossible. why.
hes cne OF the kind that have niue
EveS-ihere. look at him limp away.
Ia. "a. my little cock-of.the-walk: your
plumage Is badly soiled. Hunt up sone
one you can bully
-Exeunf Professor John" says Dick.
and then begs his oomrade TO come
out and lend q helping hand A storm
is rapidly approaching. and before Il
bursts up0n the valley every wounded
man TO be found should be provided
with shelter. while the fallen must be
placed In their last resting-plaee.
Thus the night passes away and
morning comes at last. A new day
has daWhed for the great mine-peaee.
Slth honor. has been gained. and now
that the seheming brain OF the old
senor Is stllled forever Il viii doubt
less last
A nournfuI task awaits them--aIl
that Is earthly Of poor Juanita must
be consigned 10 mother earth. Ma
tears are shed over senor Lopez. but
the scere is very sad when the plain
conn. made on purpose, snd contain
ing Paullne's long Loaf sister. found
oaly 20 leave her forever. "a i0werOd
into fa- grave already prepared.
The sorrOwfni task n done at last
and then with a swoop tire gale 4
upon them; rain falls heavily. the ar
illlery Of Heaven crashes with deiona
tons thai shake the fonSdalious Of ths
mountains. while the Aashes of elec
lric Krn ale terFifyinE.
Il laHla ncarlF an hour. and deluG'
fails thar converts puHy sununlall
tfpnka irle raging loffenis thpn M
IlND|ea| a,ur6n noffa Away pHer ~
1ISt peaks l|lal lnepte ||.e valley. an
aNtIn fl.Nac6 AIpots over llp eeNne .
AZ |4SH f|rna4It
NI feNfA puf ftf4nes have MIR
NEn.. |HI &NtHM a 'fssnfe hHi elie
ll.N N NaNHDI ttt
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06


rhps'ss iscaa sswafa pith ~ ess'
p.lf.
Acsng you manass % eousrui hims-
soe ashA vhen b ksf narpsfss rleh
iAnNh4 tenaly. lrN
-noA behave yeersell. sir. Flalsn
teatlnn taA rFefeetS measNrN anf
theA gsnpesa ne ~, tcf ! eellave I
st,f have W tn,eA~
Fhn slNeaapa e. vareARa nlvea
esA s'ese eaekaeRA ssa ee sessss
-.
a ne s0sR Pas0oA. Npa FessnA-
fa,eA N.flA 4 ftifaAlRA ., ~ eerpegs
~ hh Wgaiih W s09slRsqss ~Khe
f,s,irseiiHgit ~ t-tN IN tAasNFs in,o
\ ssrHifitsApsh NNt1 sssa Nesy Fea,
s0hse,e. 6s,b pa ~ tset taas fm
sf-sis ~ his kissss.f g0sgiHittel hin
reif snh y N,.is.t aAs1 eRa toea
nsvehF y.a p'srh. ~. ~ rAsealF
nrs Tisrscs Nas FHiihns io0ha
sSsn~ca
~ \ rSss.n,,sl tpa Am0st saARG
! psrA R,les 10 aa.sA
Ncs ~ psa.gd pNaSorAeT con
'irr~, ~ ~ t.sei.hitSs dDout -.
rss,~rNh,iSr
n ~ ~ r.s.sS~sss loeslv0 yog.
Ye-~ src ~ ..sus socalns pieh Den
W. v-.iss, ~ gSRS18N aEs hay0
Nsisss se ~ Ns,s,t 2, aalna "a en-
80, .tss.t sga.ns 'csal 1oSuneatG 1
ys,,as ~ NgSN ~, sad tho seaOg hero
s,r-y N,s.ss a. ss aztec mcg yoa
Z ~. s,.,g aA.s, aad Wg cham bob
n,v-o ~ ltes inRoSSag o,d SOUL iold
49, a. ~ aal svga aired 10 l.0pos
~ t,,i NCaSsd DAAserS. sad Ia
s-aag .o lo e. ihOaFh hs changed his
hlpl tit.l sarl.
~ o0,uac, srasgs 'ho haad % his
2Vaisa,lv. Al,l NhliU ne sagcezss a 10
-,arss s.hemynily Ina, u ~oald have
,0 ~ sDmethlng ton 'imes a. sTsys as
ais ,haI N0uid mako hlm toel that
lay sroas had beSn pat upOn him
hat his words have only been cas1
lnd hat after ~ tho aAair has ter.
minated about AZ sall a. % could
Dics 'urns to the fair giil
And y0u. Pauline 10 you forgive
ne ittle deception he gently asks.
Miss Westerly has been surprised:
slio can hardly comprehend Il as vet:
her name viii De panyrrs then. in
stead VI Denver but What difference
does IL make shen ne nan she Is
about 20 marry will BE- the sane Dick:
'Freeiy and fully. In fact there is
no,ning 20 forgive. Dick. You have
had YOUR lit.ls t'ln. and on my part I
make sure 0f the mine between us.
The worry lest Mr. Dauvers might
change BIS mlnd and desert 70 tho
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06
Regard The Color
OF Your Eyes
rhs Color Of Your Eyes Heightened
or Weakened According 20
Color In Dress.

Blue eyed women should wear some
hing blue az the throat: and women
Shose eyes ARE not quite blue enough
sh0ald uaake them blucr by turquoise
aarTinss aud all things turquoise next
the face aud eyes. declared n lecturer
addressing an audience Of women on
the saeieCt of eyes.
~ yVur eyes don't show up. Just
pat a little blue In juxtaposltion 10
them. he said In one Of his lectures.
aud note how big and how blue they
viii iook'
he taught the brown-eyed women
~ ering cut the red lights In the eyes.
re made them dress In golden brown
aud wear jewels that were on the gold
en- order or that showed the dull
browns that can be found In the semi
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06
DIDN'T BELIEVE
That Coffee Was the Real TrOubIs.

Some people founder around and
take everything that's recommended
but finally fnd that coffee is the real
cause Of their troubles. An Oregon
man says:
For Is years I was trOubled with
my stomach I was a steady coffee
drinker. but didn't suspect that as
the cause. took almost anything
which someone else had been cured
with but TO no good. I was very bad
last summer and could not work at
times.
''on Dec. z. 1sO2. I was taken 90
bad the doctor said I could not live
over "a hours AZ the most, and 4
made all preparations 20 die. I could
hardly eat anything. everything dis
tressed me. and I was weak and sick
all over. when In that condition cot
tee vas abandoned and I vas put on
Postum. the change In my feelings
came quickly after the drink that was
poisoning me was removed.
The pain and sickness fen awny
from me and began 10 gst well day
By day. 90 I stuck 10 Il until nov 4
aaa well and stroag again. can eat
heartily. with no headache, heart
trouble or the awful sickness of tha
old coffee days. ! drink all I winh ol
Postum without any harm and enjoy
Il immensely.
This seems Hko q stFOng story
but I s0uld refer y0u 10 the Plrsl
Natl Bsnk. the Trust B1nklng Com
pany. o. amy merchant nf Grnnt'n
Pass. Ore, n regard 20 my siAndl1g.
and l wlll nend q uuurm ntninnsnl
az thla n you uish. fou ran also nse
my maine Nnmo Nisen " poglam
Co. naiiia Greek. 1llth
sim there ara mn4y wlo persist
emily Ioci themselves by naylnr ~Cpf.
iee d0n't hurt me- A ten days' trial
d Rpslum - ~ plnee Win rsIl rho
iFnln and mnny linaea save 1|ln
xbere'e q f0Raau.s
LOIS ~ sbe NillS bA6k rfn< nnb8
~ M&A|t|'iR ~ etNs
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06
Convenient Temporary Closet

The interior Is fitted up with two
rows Of four pegs fixed TO the wall
two or three inches below the roof. in
order that they can be used for hang.
ing clothes on as well as hats. The
pegs may be put up In two different
ways; either by mailing n board TO
the wall and thsn scrswing on the
pegs. or the board may have the pegs
screwed into Il, and then be suspended
from the wall by means OF two rings
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-06
New Fad cOrTects the Voice BY a Diet
Of Fruits--csrtain onss sps-
eially Good.

The cultivation Of a pretty speaking
voice IL a practice GrowlnG among
women In this country. One physi-
clan In New York who makes a ape
claity OF treating the voice b putting
hlz patients who have this END IN
view on = diet Of frulA which have
q very soothing eject upon the throat
ana vocal chords Much Of the nn,
pleasant quality noted IN Women'a
voices In ana about New YORK h due
70 the elect Of the damHuess o. the
climate.
onp Of the most xalunble o. fruits
i'r ihis pnFpoes . ne pinssrpls now