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TWO STEPS.
The Last One Helps the First.

A sick coffee drinker must take two
steps to be rid OF his troubles and get
strong and well again.
The first is to cut off coffee abso-
lutely
That removes the destroying ele-
nent. The next step is TO take liquid
food (and that is Postum Food Coffee
that has in ii the elements nature re-
qures to change the blood corpuscles
from pale pink OF white to rich red,
and good red blood builds good strong
and healthy cells in place Of the
broken down cells destroyed by coffee.
With we'll boiled Postum Food Cones
to shift to, both these steps are easy
and pleasant. The experience of a
Georgian proves how important both
are.
From 1872 to the year 1900 my wife
and had both been afflicted with sicl.
or nervous headache and AT times We
suffered untold agony. We were coffee
drinkers and did not know how On et
away from il for the nabit is ha 10
quit
But in 1909 | read of case s.. ~
to ours where Postum Coffee was used
In place Of the old coffee and COM
plete cure resulted. so | concluded 20
get some and try II.
The result was. after three days use
OF Postum in place OF the coffee
never had a symptom Of the old
trouble and IN five months | had
gained from las pounds to 163 pounds
MY friends asked me almost daily
what wrought the change. My answer
always is, leaving OF coffee and drink
ing Postum in its place.
I'VE have many friends who have
been benefited by Postum.
"As to whether or not | have stated
the facts truthfully | refer you to tho
Bank of Carrollton or any business
firm in that city where have lived for
many years and am well known"
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek. Mich.
There's a reason"
Look in each pkg. for the famous
little book, THE Road to Melville"
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.rir.pro.t- uuildine. of baltimore.

AS TO freproof buildings, II appears
that few Of them in Baltimore resisted
the flames. and that those that stll
stand are in general so much damaged
that they are unsafe. and Will have TO
be torn down. This fact, however, does
not really affect their fireproof quality,
for technically there is no claim that
they were fireproof "Slow-burning
construction" is the technical name for
what is popularity known as making
building "fireproof." and STRUCTURES so
built discovered their quality as such
by resisting the flames until they were
surrounded by fire If il had not been
for the older and more inilammable
buildings, they would not have sue
cumbed AS has been proved In this
city. separate rooms. even separate
floors. might have been burned out.
but the buildings themselves would
have remained intact. Under ordinary
circumstances. therefore, so-called
'flreproof" structures deserve their
name. Baltimore buildings. however
were subjected to a cruel and unusual
test. and yielded finally to a trial not
made in one fire out of a thousand
No alteration in the principle OF con-
struction, therefore, is made necessary
by the fire in Baltimore. though some
limitation as 10 the height OF the build
and EXPRESS
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Unanimously Nominated Tor EFtSl4tll Ol
the United states.
committee was biased and that they
would appeal to the voters Of Wiscon-
sin in November BY 4 unanimous
vote. the committee awarded A. w.
Lowe and J. H. Harris of the Fifth
Missouri district the full vote OF that
district. reversing the action of the ma
tional committee.
The committee on permanent organ
ization made the temporary officers,
with the exception OF the chairman,
permanent Speaker Cannon was chos-
en- to preside over the deliberations of
the convention.
In the meeting of the committee on
rules and order of business opposition
developed to the admission of six dele
gates from each OF the territories. Up
on vote. however, the territories were
accorded their full representation.
An invitation was received from the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Co.
for the delegates TO attend the fair
as it's guests Upon motion Of Sena-
tor Depew it was accepted and com
mittee was appointed 10 arrange the
details OF the visit.
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4 Soft ansv

An Irishman was called upon to give
evidence in a shooting ARRAY.
Did ,ou see the shot fired?' asked
the magistrate
NO. sor' hut heard It," replied the
witness.
That Is not satisfactory. Step
down
As the Irishman turned to go he
laughed. and was rebuked by the mag
istrate. who told him it was contempt
OF court
Did yez see me laugh?"
"No. but | heard you"
That is rot satisfactory"
And then me court laughed.
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Goo " wilson. and Missouri 'ha' !"
c,.rus p Walbridee. roll-cah ON we
nomination of vico-prcsidtn Was Nl'
pensed with. and senator fh.Fh"NNS
was declared nominated ny ac'lama-
ton.
Graeme stewart of Illinois was rec
aenixel and moved that "a" c"nNeh-
lion 10 now adjourn sine die.
Chairman Cannon put ,h's NOTION
amid great confusion as the oel4Ha'es
and spectators were leaving the hail.
lie declared II carried and brought ms
gavel down with resoundins whacA
at Just BPS o'clock.
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rmE NEW N,rro>AL COMMITTEE
quite Number of 'hnnEes Have
Been Made In the Personnel


been Made In the Personnel
Chicago. June 20. The following Is
the new Republican national commit
tee. quite a number OF changes having
been made:
Alabama Charles III Scott.
Arkansas. Powell Clayton.
Caufornia. George A.. Knight
colorado. A. NJ. STEVENSON
Connecticut Charles. + Brooker.
Delaware. j. Edward Addic<s.
Florida j y Coomhs
Ceurgia Judson W. Lyons.
Idaho. weldon y. Hepburn.
Illinois Frank O. Lowden.
Indiana. Harry :. New.
Iowa Ernest T. Hart
Kansas. David W. Mulvane.
kentucky. John w Nerkes
louisiana Walter l.. Cohen.
Maine John + I'M
Maryland. Louis r.. McComas.
Massachusetts. w. Murray Coyne.
Michigan John W. Blodgett
Minnesota Frank h. Kellogg.
Mississippi. l.. b. Moscley.
Missouri Thomas J Atkins.
Montana, Jonn =. WN,aytt,,.
Nebraska. Charles IL Morrill,
Nevada. T.. L. Flanagan.
New Hampshire. Frank T streeter.
New Jersey, Franklin Murphy
New York William L. Ward
North Carolina, Y. ;. lusk
North Dakota. Alexander Mckenzie
Ohio. Myron r. HerriCk
Oregon Charles IL Carey.
Pennsylvania. BOiCs Penrose
Rhode Island, --.
south Carolina. John G. CaperA
south Dakota. J. NJ Green.
Tennessee. w L. Brownlow.
Texas, Cecil 4. Lyons.
Utah. c. T.. Loose
Vermont, James Brock.
Virginia. Gsorge l.. Bowden.
Washington Levy Ankeny.
West Virginia. y. +. Scott.
Wisconsin. Henry G. Payne.
wyoming George T.. PeXtOn.
Alaska. John q. Held.
Arizona. w. : Sturgis.
District Of Columbia, Robert Reyburn
Indian terrltor.. l. l.. Soper.
New Mexico. solomon Luna.
oklahoma &. NJ Cade.
Porto Rico. Robert II. Todd
Hawaii. Alexander G. NJ. Robertson
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rnI.rn WORK COMPLETED.
Vaccinations Were Made Unanimous
and Adjournment Taken.

Chicago. June 23.-It was exactly
1890 when Chairman Cannon. WELD
ing The immense wooden gavel in his
left hand. arose from his high-backed
leather chair. and with a resounding
whack on the table in front OF him,
commanded the convention TO be in
order
MIR Cannon abandoned me huge
gavel and opened a handsome leather
casket and secured smaller one. With
this in his hand and holding the other
up to command silence. he advanced
70 the front and commanded the DEL
cgates IL take their seats. The com
mand war at once obeyed.
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Gnanlmc usiy Nominated for Nice-Presi-
dent Of the United States.
"The convention will be opened with
prayer" he announced
Rev Thgdueus A. Snively rector Of
81 Chrysostom's church. delivered the
invocation AMID profound silence
Chairman Cannon al once announced
that the reyt order Of business would
be q roll call Of the states for The nomi-
M ion a. president Of the United
States. Tho clerk called Alabama. /"
and Immediately Oscar r. Handley, OF
that state. mounted chair and an
nounced tiat Alabama requested the
hcnor and privilege Of yielding it's
place On the roll call to the state OF
New York Instantly the convention
va in az uproar. The New York dell
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WEDNESDAYS SESSION.
Platform IL Adopted and Adjourn
ment Taken.

meDt l1kehs
CHICAGO. June 22.-At 1921 O'CLOCK,
Temporary Chairman Root raped for
order, directing the delegates to take
their seats and ordering all the aisles
cleared
Chairman Root then introduced Rev.
Thos. Z. Cox. Of the Holy Name Cathe-
dral, OF Chicago, who delivered the in
vocation
rs the committee on credentials
ready to report?" asked the chairman
Senator McComas. chairman Of the
committee on credentials. rose from his
seat in the Maryland delegation. and
presented the report Of the committee
on credentials. which was adopted
This committee recommended that
the action Of the national committee in
making temporary roll shall be the
action OF the convention.
The first part Of the report related to
those contests in which the action OF
the national committee was upheld.
The report in this connection was re-
rcivcd with a ripple Of applause which
was dignity accentuated when the de-
cision placing both the Lily Whites"
and Blacks and Tans" Of Louisiana
was read
The chairman then called for the roll
call on permanent organization.
Chairman W NJ. Johnson, Of this
committee. advanced 10 the platform
and read To-
The announcement that Speaker
Cannon had been selected for per
manent chairman Of the convention
provoked enthusiastic applause
On motion of Senator Cullom the re-
port was adopted.
Tho committee on rules then pre-
scented rs report; which was adopted
Tho committee on resolutions
through it's chairman, Senator Fora.
ker of Ohio presented the platform as
follows.
THE PLATFORM.
Fifty years b the republican party
came into exis -enca dedicated anon.
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Gentlemen Of the Convention. one
difference between the opposition and
ourselves IL this: They select their cam
ddate for the people. and the people Sc
lect our candidate for us
This was true four years ago wncn we
accented the peoples Judgment and
named William Mckinley, whose perfect
mingling ~ mind and heart. ~ wisdom
and OF tenderness. won the trust and
love ~ the nation then and makes almost
holy his memory now. His power was In
the peoples favor his shrine is in the
peoples hearts
1T Is true to-day when We again ac-
ccpt tho peoples judgment ana name
Theodore Roosevelt. whose sympathics
are az wide as the republic. whose cour-
age. honesty and vision meet ail rner-
Ecncies. and the sum Of whose qualities
make him the type ~ twentieth century
AmcTicanism And the twentieth century
American q nothing more than the ruan
81 IS facing new day with the o.
faith.
''Fun 81 the oid-timc faith IN the re-
public and its destiny charged with the
energy us the republics full manhood. .
chorishing ING ordinances ~ the repub ic &
fVfbDrs and having ODD IBIS heart the fear
Of God. inspired by the sure knowledge
that the republics splendid day 81 only
In SIS dawn, Theodore Roosevelt viii lead
10 SIN greater welfare fof thcsmlevcs
stili broader batterment of the race and
~ the added honor of The American name
Therefor Indiana seconds the nomination
~ Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. lscvCliCee spoke with force and
Increasing huslasm, emphasizing his
points with & graceful gesture with the
right hard Tho senator's voice was
probably the easiest heard Of any
spoken which the con.ention has yet
heard.
Other scccndng speeches were made
by Senator Foraker. Of Ohio. Gov. Pen
nypackar, Of Pennsylvania. and ex-
Senator Carter. Of Montana.
Senator Cullom, Of Illinois. having
Withdrawn The name Of Hon. Robert
Hit. w. i. Miles, Of Nebraska. that OF
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GI.III5! Il J !; d
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G. II. Chappell. formerly vice-presi
dent and general manager OF the Chi
cago g. Alton Railroad Co. died sud
denly Of heart disease at his residenc
in Chicago.
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Cripple Greek, Col, June 2i.-Tt,
Citizens alliance has ordered 1000 but
tons FOR coat lapels bearing this in
scription, "They can't come back"
Every man in the district who Is op-
posed TO the Western Federation OF
Miners IS expected to wear The motto
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Flfty years ,0 the republican party
came into exis -enca dedicated. among
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Some Russian Predic lions.

A st. Petersburg dispatch Of recent
date says: Alcxandcr LebedeG. the
celebrated Odessa soothsayer,. has Just
published an amusing book called The
Calendar Of the Future" in which he
predicts the course of history between
now and October, 1905:
The war. according to the calendar,
will be terminated in March by the de.
feat OF tho unit ID Jap lses al nies IN
the Yalu. England will intervene to
cave japan from despoilmert. but upon
Russia diepatching n vast army to the
Afghan frontier she will give way.
On Muy 18th Berlin will be burned to
the ground, and this will he followed by
great fires at London, Moscow md
Vienna. The kaiser, attribu:ing these
mistortunes to nnarchsm, will call nm
international conference.
President Roosevelt. upon beng re.
elected American president, will carry
out u coup h'ciat, and proclaim him seli
Emperor Of the Western world
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
SALMAGUND!.
DIR. and Mrs. McDowelis have a notioe
Of interest to the public insthis issue. i.

DIR. and Mrs. Mcbowelis have a notice
Of interest to the public insthis issue.
Constable Mccoy will leave tomorrow
tor a tour Of the eouthern part Of the
county. =. -
Any one wishing plain sewing done
by day or week call at A. W. browns
odinS house. -
The writer will leave for Reno tonight
to attend Il meeting OF the Board OF
Regents. lie will return Sunday morn.
ing.
Quite u number Of Star Valley people
have gone to ST Louis to visit the great
show. Among them are Mr.. anil Mn.
Weathers and Mrs. Smiley.
Judge Parker has decided not to
make a bempaign tour. lie will make
speeches at Rose mount. following the
precedent set by Mckinley.
Tho foot bali team ot the high school
is trying to arrange n game with the
Reno high school boys. They want the
game to take plnce ON the Elko field.
John Porter, u irst-clase barber,
arrived yesterday to take charge Of Mr..
Crney's barber shop shop. His wife
came with him aud he is here to stay.
The Elko Orchestra OF five pieces will
give Il social dance Friday evening Oct.
9TH at Freeman hall. All are cordially
invited to attend. Admission 81.
DR.. c. F.. Wilson, formally OF Elko,
Nevada is now associated with DR.. T..
o. Cochrane at Room lis Spring Valley
Bldg. over "City of Paris,' San Fran.
cisco, California.
A rancher shid to the reporter this
morning that Fairbanks in his speech
here talked of nothing but wool aud
mutton and hadn't n word 10 cay about
the poor cow. The reason for this be
thought was because sheep are bringing
a good price while cattle are low in the
market.
When a native lady enters q Japanese
railway carriage she clips her feet from
her tiny shoes, stands upon the seat and
then sits demurely with her feet dou.
bled beneath her. A moment later she
lights a cigarette, or her little pipe,
which holds inst enough tobacco 10
produce two good white OF smoke,
Mrs. +, Younghans, tho wife OF a
Southern Pacific engineer, committed
suicide Yesterday afternoon at Sparks.
She was recovering fSom u severe attack
OF typhoid pneumonia and was left
alone for a few minutes. While alono
she wont to her husbands trunk, took
his loaded revolver and .shot herselt
through tho right temple. She leaves
q husband aud three. children.
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ches in the piers shall not exceed 81 at
a cost OF leo per perch. 18th, nmmia.r
of perohes exceed So at &C per perch Mi.
Martin agrees Ia accept 100 in full
payment Tor ti.. anrk.
Some 81 our republican friends kicked
Ike Texas 81" ems this morning +cauIe
Utah's M"ru,nn push came here To meet
Senator Fairbanks. They fcarai it's Of.
tect upon the vote of the state. Such a
little thing AZ that should not bother a
republican who can Il allow Roos. velt'a
conduct in the Panama matter, treat
ment OF Miles. Dewey .Schley and Ina
notorious pension order. A little dose
OF the iniquities Of .Mormonism should
not plinse a man who stomachs all
RoOseveltism implies.
Nearly the whole Mormon push Of
Utah arrived in IA special car last night
to meet Senator FLirhnhk'e party and
escort them to the Id a Of plural wives.
The following distinguished gentlemen
composed the party. State Chairman
Spr!, Senator Reel Smooi, the Mormon
Apostle, Congressman Howell, Judge
McCarty, Judge Butch, A~ttorney-Ger.
erdl Brecden, rx-Govcrnor Thomas.
Judge Miner. Judge Booth, U. S Rev.
enue Collector Callistei,' J, q Cutler,
the Mormon nnininee for governor OF
Utah. Auditor j: Al: Edwards, d.. n:
Straup. ex-State'!.C hair man " A ndereou
f. w. Wade. candidate Tor 'ptessidenth
e~lector. State Engineer 5erimus: j
Christensen and f. ID. Thompson
They VT re r pleasant lot OF gentlemen.
Their car was hitched onto the Fair
banks special this morning and hauled
to Utah. +'S ~ =
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ton was laid over for further considera.
ton, the members OF the board desiring
to make a personal: investigation OF the
matter before putting the county TO the
great expense hat will be required TO
build a good wagon road though said
canyon.
The board then took up the election
matter and authorized the clerk to pre-.
pare the proper notices and send n sutlic.
ient number to the registry agent OF each
precinct i'll the county twenty days
before the day Of election, mud also that
notice OF said election he published in
the Wells Herald.
The board appointed the inspectors
and clerks Of election i1r the different
precincts. -, 80.
The clerk was ordered to advertise for
sealed proposals to build Il wooden truss
bridge sixty feet long across the Hum
boldt river at HalIeck. Bids to be re-
ceived up to noon Of Monday, November
7th, and 10 be opened at / o'clock D. m.
OF that day. The board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. -
Board adjourned until Monday,
November 7th.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Bert Smith went down to PalBade
this afternoon.
There nro twelve prisoners il tho
county Jail.
Whore on this old earth can be found
~lovelior weather tbnn the people Of New.
ada are now eDjoyinRH
VIM. Smiley, Starr Valleys pros.
porous rsncher, WIS a visitor the county
scat yesterday afternoon.
Claude Anderson returned from his
vacation last night aud took MP his work
as day operator Tor tho railroad com.
pany this morning.
Jerry Sheean bes accepted tho posi-.
ton OF assistant cnshier Of tho Winnie
mucca bank and has wIthdrown from
the democratic ticket M a candidate
Tor recorder.
Tho funeral OF the Int Senator IloaE
took place yesterday at Worc chester,
Massachusetts. Rov. Everett Hale,
chaplain Of the United States SENATE,
conducted the services. The remains
were taken TO concord Tor burial.
Constable Mccoy Inns received y
dispatch from Sheriff Mcmillan at Eau
Claire, Wisconsin; stating that Ed. vii.
son, the man in jail hero; in not the man
who murdered Sheriff %llurris Of that
county.
Tho rnilrond company will not prose.
cute tho boys nrrcstod Sunday for break.
ing into n freight cal. Tho young
ecampp havo had n taste Of Jail lilo that
should teach Thorn to behave thomgolyei
in the int ure.
Tho band boys will give agrand hal
Mt Frcomnn hail on tho night Of October
9th. They will leave nothing undon,
TINT will add Ia tho comfort and pleas
urc Of their guests. See the nd Tor fur
tlIcr particulars.
Tho democrats oi White Pine count,
have nominated J. f. Miles Tor Stat,
senator and o. ii. Snow and George
Fiehcr Tor the assembly. Tho rcpub
cnn candidates arc W. &. Gallagher TO
state senator md W. &. Moormnn M,
f.. NJ. Clark for assembly men.
Democrats ehould remember that
vote Tor any ono Of tho republican nom
inecs Tor tho assembly Ia u vote 70
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY
-. q - =
Salmnlundi.
Arthur Drown is in Elko today.

Arthur Drown is in Elko today.
Judge Morgan W rapidly improving
and will coon be on, agai".
Miss Louise Wciland left TOR her
home at Pic Creok yesterday.
Secretary BridgemRn Of the Townsits
company arrived on No. this after.
moo
Mr.. and Mrs. Mallctt returned from
their trip to Atlanta. Georgia, yceterdny
attcrnoGn.
4 cln@ Of IL graduated from the kin.
dcrgnrtcn 20 the main body u tito Pres.
hytcrinn Sun lny echool ycstcrd day.
The commissioners arC busy today
with county ~afTaira. hsthis in the time
Tor appointment ~ inspectors mud
clorks 81 elections, they will not he
able to finish the business before the IN
today.
Cnne,ablo Mccoy I'm. returned from
his Tugoarorn trip. Ito reports that h
A. T.. johnson md TrHcy Fairchild have
obtained control ~ the Times Roviow
and TINT IL will he hereafter run a. q
democratic paper.