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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-03
A SUCCESS
Mr.. BlRDSALl'S EXPERIENCE
WITH "WHIRLED EGGS"
Seemingly He Had Not Sufficient Elk.
pertness, and in His Wrath He Ea,
claimed Almost is David In
His Raste.

All was peace In the Birdsall fat.
The last Of the five children had been
put TO bed, the last request for n
drink OF water had been silenced, aud
Mrs. Birdsall had come into the sit.
ting o to sink down into a chair
with n little tired sigh to take up tho
daring of the children's stockings.
And now naught was heard save the
cracKle OF Mr.. Blrdsall's paper as lie
adjusted HIS feet into q more comfort.
able position on the seat OF another
chair. Suddenly he took his feet
down. showed his spectacles up fur.
ther on his nose, aud cleared his
throat.
Ann, did you ever cat any whirled
eggs"' he queried.
Whirled esss?" repeated Mrs. Bird
sail. No, / V did"
Listen here, then" said Mr.. Bird.
sail. He cleared his throat again and
began to read:
"Ihere Is n Turkish restaurant in
New York where n may eat piIaffs,
sherbets and saffron-colored goat
stew, but the oldest dish tho menu
boasts Is 'whirlcd eggs The imprcs.
siye d'sh Ia prepared before the guest.
when II Is ordered a cook enters the
dlhihs room with q kind OF sling in
his hand-a little pot attached TO tho
end of n leather cord. The man opens
the eggs. seasons them, and shuts
them up In the little pot. Then hs
whirls tho pot at tho end Of ita cord
around his head at ~inconceIvablo
speed. Round and round Il spins. Its
outlines become vague. II seems to
smoke o littlo.
Suddenly the man opens Il And
sets the oggs before the guest. They
arc beautifully scrambled and quito
not. The heat OF their motion through
the air Is what has cooked thcm.
THUS exclaims tho Turkish host.
tho eastern shepherds cook their
eggs. whlrling them in n sling like
that ". "~cwith David oyercame tho
giant OF Gath.'"
Tho next night Mr.. Blrdsall an
pcarcd Mt his home with n bundle
under bis arm.
Henry. what ore you fixing to do?,
exclaimed Mrs. Birdsall.
"Do?' repeated Mr.. Birdsall. "rm
going % whirl some eggs, that's what
going to do. No more OF youi
fried oggs, aud your poached eggs,
and your boiled eggs for mo. I'm 20.
Ing to have 'em w~hIrled."
Mrs. BIrdsall knew better than 10
interposc my objections, and went
quietly on with her preparations for
dinner while Mr.. BIrdsall was TIN
wrapping HIS package.
In n few minutes he entered the
lining room, swinging in his hand n
pair Of thongs, from which was sns.
n small closed pot which boro
resemblance both 10 n censcr
ind n sling.
Gimme some eggs now" he or.
Icrcd, MS he broke into n cheerful
Mrs BIrdgall brought three
.ggs and Mr.. Bi?ds''l looked almost
ny as he broke them into tho small
OF.
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ouiek.Lunch Rallroad Cars.

The Canadian Pacific railroad In
hit upon a new idea-a q%uick-IunCh
counter car. y is analogous to the
ordinary railroad dining car. except
that there aIc no chairs or tables. Tho
space being mainly occupied with n
lunch counter 10 feet In length, capa.
lie of accommodating so passengers
at a time. and equipped with n large
cooking range. There is also a cellar
"a somewhat unusual feature in q
railway train-where refrigerated ar.
ticles of diet will be stored ready for
use. The novelty bids fair to become
permanently popular
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FOOLED THE AoLpuP MEN.
ntendei ''ictim Dumps His Money Into
Mai,box and Thus Saves Il.

-
a West end man had an experience
recently that made his hair stand ON
cnd and had 1t not boon for his quick
VIZ In dcvising n means OF getting ont
of the difficulty 1t might have cost him
dearly, says the Duluth News!TrIbunc,
tic rs the treasurer OF n local lOtgc
sud was returning home from n meet.
Ing With n considerable amount Of
money In his possession. fortunately
INC greater part OF which was In cur.
-cncy.
lilo got of n car quite a distance out
IN the West end and turned off n side
street toward his home. when he no.
ticcd that he was being followed by
TWO suspicious looking mon. Quick as
n fash he pulled mn envelope out OF
MS pocket. addressed IL to himself.
stamped II. put the currency inside It
and dropped II in the mall box. Then
no started on q brisk walk.
Sttddcnly there camo a command
from behind him.
Hands un!"
Up went his hands and the robbers
went through his pockets. 10 smiled
griiuly as the h0ldups secured only a
Few dollars in silver. and no thought
win pleasure of the money he had
put IN the mall box In Uncle sam's
care Tho robbers went away com
piaining OF the small amount thoy SO
cured. and tho treasurer went homo
Next day tho letter containing Tho
money was delivered safely TO his of.
nee.
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Fine Line OF Stationery
Ailegretti Famous Choco.
late Creams, Pure
Stick Candy.
CLEANING gilt Frames.

Water should never be put ON gilt
frames. They should be wiped with
dry cloth or channels. This applies to
all metals and lacquered goods. After
a lacquered bed has once been wet and
polished 1t must be continually pol.
ished. 80 the best plan is to keep It
dry as long as possible. Reaches are
deadly enemies of mirror backs. and
yearly ruin many thousands. For this
reason the old silver.back mirror is
passing away, and the new ones are
coated with n composition that is proof
against Insects. but that does not give
as hne reflection as the other sort.
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Ass' Aunnsnt M ].

APEX GOLD MINING COMPANY. Princi.
pal place OF business. Elko. Elko county, Ne.
vada. General ofico outside OF Nevada, 2II
Atlas Block. Salt Lake City, Utah. Location
OF mines, Gold Mountain Mining district, Pluto
County. Utah.
Notice IS hereby given that at n meeting of
the Hoard Of directors OF APEXGoLO MINING
held on the sih day OF April, 1907
assessment No. l. OF ono and one half q I.2y
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, Issued and ouistand.
irg, payable Immediately 20 the Secretary at
the Office Of the company, I'll Atlas Block,
salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on Monday the 18th day OF
May, 1901, will he delinquent and advertised
for sale al public auction. and unless payment
Is made before, will be sold on Tuesday the
18th day OF juno, 1907, At I o'clock p. m. AT the
company's onice, 2iI Atlas Block, Salt Lake
City, Utah. to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon. together with the cost OF advertising
and expense OF sale.
GIDEON SNYDER, Secretary.
First Publication, April 10. 1907,
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Advice to Candidates.

An Australian NJ. p. advises candl.
dates for parliament TO be seen rs OF.
ten as possible among the mourners
in the constituencies they are court.
Ing. 1T shows the domestic, the fam.
lily feeling strong; it denotes an OBJ.
sefvancc OF religious conventions. and
ir is taken as proof OF a loyal heart,
a heart that beats for an old acquaint.
ance even in dust. At one contest
attended on an average two funerals
j day every day of the last week, and
the polling was my top score
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In the Disteict Cont nf the F.uttb
J"dIci"i DiSiTicr OF the state IT
Nevada, IN and fnrth-
Cnnmty az EIkn.

Estate of cit Y IhS Notice appointing
MITCHELL TRES. time for Probate Of
''>"if"s' Deceased. WIN.
\ document. purportIng 10 be tic last VIII
ana Testament Of Charles Mitchell Trcscartes
deceased, having on the 18Th day OF April, A. d.
i"o'' com" into the possession OF sad Dls,rIct
Ionrt'and n petition for tho probate thereof,
ana Tor the issuance OF letters OF Administra.
ton with the viii annexed to Charles Mi,chcII
Trcscartcs, Junior, having boon nled with tho
Clerk Of said Court.
Notice Is hereby given. that Friday. The
Zo'hday April, \. u. 1907, NJ ten o'clock n
M. OF said day. NJ the Court Room OF said Cour,
NJ the townof Elko, In thc County OF EIko no
aud the same Is. hereby appointed tho tim. fnr
proving said will and hearing said appIicn,ion
when and where any person Interested NAV
appear and contest tho said VIII. and mae
hio objections IN writing to tho Rr.ntIpv a,
Letters Of administration with the VIII amor,
oil 10 said petitioner.
a. q. DAwLEY.
II Clcrk.
Dated April Hath, 1877.
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LIFE PERIODS OF READING.
appropriate Mental PabuIum for the
Ordinary individual.

Three authors n year, II well Chosen
VIII DO enough for tho average busl.
ness man to read, thinks Henrr MazeI.
B wei'knowD French socIologIcal
writer. This statement occurs in n
doom entitled What a man Must Rend
In Ills Lifetime" Excluded from cor.
slderation are the daily papers and
works required by ones profession or
onslnoss. From tho Boston Traveller
wo quote the writer's division OF a
mans lilo into periods with the nm.
propriate subjects for reading:
me program Is laid out In life 90
IIons OF seven years each. During tho
hIst period from tho ago OF is TO that
OF "a poets and romances should no
,cad; the second, from Is to 81, should
os consecrated to tho great poets OF
other lands, to tho classics. to tho nm.
zen historians; the third. from az 10
70 inc great antique poets, to mod.
erh po'itics' to old chronlclers: the
Iourth, from 80 to IS. TO our classic
ana contemporary novelists, tho
sIcat philosophers and to the nutbors
vi memoirs Of recent conturiea. tho
'lllh' from 40 TO SO. to our great think.
VI inc seventeenth and eighteenth
.,c"turieh' TO the ancient philosophers,
,ocohl authors OF memoirs: tho
SKID n last, So to so. 10 tho hipbost
.'''s'oHs a'ithors"-Ljtornry Digest.
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Honor Among erlnands.

a recent fight with brigands in
Chaicid!s resulted in the death OF a
soldier. The brigands sent $4,000 to
his widow. ~Bushrangcrs who held up
a favorite Australian official discoy.
cred later the identity of their vic.
tim. They returned his horse, with
his wallet tied about his neck, and
HIS money and watch inside. Even
the Chinese pirates have some honor.
n consul reports, and will pay for the
hire of vessels which they have com.
mandcd Cor their expeditions.
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Stop Grumbling

il you suffer from Rheumatism or
paint, for Billiards. Snow Liniment
viii LrlpR quick relief. 1t is a sure
cure for ~sprains. rheumatism. contract.
ed muscleis and all pains-nnd within
the reach of all. Price 25c, soc. LOO.
@, X. Smith, Tenshn, Tex writes:
bave used Billiards. Snow Liniment in
my fimily Tor years and have found 1t a
fine remedy for all pans and aches. |
recommend 1t for pains in the chest. :
Sold by Elko Drug Co.
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IRE life insurance

muddle has started the public to think
ing. The wonderful suCceaa tiat has
net Biliard's ilorehound S!fup in its
on coughs. mtlucnz., bronchitis
oil pulmonary iroubles-has started
the public to thinking OF this wonderful
preparation. they are all using it.
Join the procession and down with
sickness. Price 25c, So anal LOO.
Sold by EIko Drug Co
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llIe' are dangerous bm, o no, eub
NIT 10 M operation until yon hive fire,
,ried MA Han III" Great Pile Remedy.
IL II put up ~ allnp lille tnbcs with 4,
nozzi" thni "lIowa it to TOO applied exact.
" wne'r II IL needed. If Won hive
itching. bleeding or proirud,np milan nm,
.'"n h"n zoos uor relieve, money re-.
funded. Sootlps and cools Rol;vco =,
once Sold by Elko Drug 60.
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4 Morrow Escano.

u ". Cloyd. a merchant, Of PUNK,
NO. mad u I arrow escape four years age,
when hr ran II iimson bur into bia
uhu'nb. lilo says; "Tho doctor wnDted
70 a"puiain 1t but would moi consent.
J boneW n box Of Bucklrn's Arnica
save and TINT cured the dangcrou
wound 25c At EIko Dtup 10.
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Don't Pay Alimoay

to he divorced from your appendix.
There will he no occasion for it IL on
keep ycur bowels regular with DR..
Kings new Lilo Pills Their action is
so gentle that the appendix never has
cause to make the least complaint.
Guaranteed by Elko Drug Go, Doe. Try
them.
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70 J. A. BROWN, YOUR HEIRS AND AS
SIGNS AND ALI. DERSONc IInI DINO

TO ]. A. BROWN, YOUR HEIRS AND AS
SIGNS. \ ALL PERSONS HOLDING
UNGER YOU:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT /,
the undersigned. have expended Six Hundred
Silver King, Golden Queen. Highland boy.
North Star, Blue Bell aud Mabel Mining Claims
Located by j. Is. Binley, T.. II. Biulcy and II.
X. lrlhnd, May 10, lqIa, May Iii. 1902 and June
= 1902. In Van DuZer Mining District
County OF Elko, State OF Nevada. for the year
1900. In order to hold the said mining claims
under the provisions OF Section 1924 Rcvis-
ed Statutes OF the United States, being tho
amount required TO hold the claim for the per-
iod ending December 81, 1903. And II within
ninety days after this notice by publication
you fail or refuse to contribute your proper.
lion or said expenditure as YOUR
interest in said claims will become the
property OF the subscriber under said Section
Elko, Nevada. March ., 1907.
II. X. IELASD
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The Best Shoes,

Donglas shoes Tor men and women
md other mnkca Of frat clnss FOO, woar.
Sold hv A l.. MAuK. Tho Shos Mnn.
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-want Now Name ~ H..

Eustace Mills, of London, writes to
the Express saying that a reward of
$500 is offered for a term for a non.
flesh diet-a diet including vegetables.
plants, cereals. fruits. milk and eggs.
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Hair Trimming rauob, I, sob,,,

Hair Trimming Taught In School.
j. some Austrian country scbools
slrl pupils arc taught to trim ono an.
olhors hair, a useful ability for those
resident In outlying rural districts,
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All.Whlte Wats,s.

one OF tho prcttlest OF tho ali. whit
waists 10 an alloyer German vninn.
ieIne lace In rather a deop cream
embroidered with heavily padded coin
ana pin dot1 Such q blouse worn
with II white sklrt ia extremely usoful
Tor an evening at.home or 10 asslst NJ
an Informal little tea. For, after ali
nothing Is moro becoming to younv
and old alike than an entirely white
gown.
one OF this character has tho merit
OF being comparatively uncrushable:
II can be packed without ~Irreparablo
damage In Il suit case, and even may
be washed In a Lub, provided tho skirt
is OF some material that stands water,
as cashmere or mohalr.
~ &c..
putehN 9ucesssfuI colonlxsrs
Hollands colonies are GO tfmeH ~
Dis ma thu mother tnunlrY.
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SUMMARY.
Bnlnnc, in t,e,sury.

BnlHnco IN t%;easurY a.. A. .sGa.GlG f3
Tho above balance standn 10 III,
credit OF the yarioue iunia us pe,
Treanuror's balance Sheet 'intcd jar
!. 1907
TPEAsuRgR BALANCE SHEE1
Cash II %troaanry to the rr1di, OF en-,
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WARNING!

All Hunting, Shooting or
Fishing is hereby forbidden
on our ranches at South
Fork. Amy and all persons
trespassing will be prosecue-
ed TO the full extent OF the
law. Reinhart Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-03
Joint Statement
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County
For h Quarter Ending Dec. 81. 1909.
STATE OF NEVADA. l.,
County OF ELKo. 81
AUDITORS OFFICE.

uhk Deo' o. aUoO.
STATE OF NEVADA. 8.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
ELKo, New, JAM 1907.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners of Eiko county, New:
GENrLEMrN:-We herewith submit our
Qarterly Report OF tho Finances OF the
county for the quarter ending Dec. 81,
1906. Respectfully submitted,
Q. w. GRovEa. Auditor
A. q. pAwIEY. Treasurer
nEcEIrTs reos All ,ormGz.
balance in Treasury Sept.
81, l9c6.......... -. 249.G3G so
General licenses....s 2.i34 10
Gaming licenses 2,I25
Sheep -. 100 o.
Nickel in-the.sIot IL
censes .......... 700 10
Per prop'ty Tux, 1906 264 %
Property tax, 1906. 70.543 IA
Dlqt prop'ty tax 1906 80 20
Poll tax 1906. 49,. 3,435 90
DlGt Poll tax. 1906. 300
1919 penalty and al.
diqt tax l9C6....... 425
Fees collected by Co
officers ........... 1929 So
Irregular Sources.... 247 80
State pro, officers eal 1929 90
ElBo special tax. l,l57 81
2nd Iustl'mt tax 1906, 10 %
81, 379 A
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-01
DoLLIvER ISN'T SCARED.
Senator Willing to Accept Draft for
Services at Wichita

Wichita Nov. AT the end of his
lecture Wednesday evening Miss Ham
nton. the manager of the lecture lyceum,
asked Senator DoIIiver. of Iowa, how
he would take the compensation.
a check will do" said the big and
handsome orator from Iowa, with a
pleasant smile
Now it happens that Miss Hamilton
doesn't know enough finance to wad q
small shotgun, and this reply OF the
senator put her in a ffUtter- Because
she was afraid that the senator might
ask for currency, and currency she dld
not have So she provided herself with
a draft on Kansas City. and when the
senator said he would take a check, she
thought she must have made terrible
mistake
of course" said the senator. seeing
her hesitation, If you desire I will fol-
low the prevailing fashion and take my
check duly certified but that is not at
all necessary
I have a draft, senator said Miss
Hamilton, alphabetically
I'll be glad to have it, certainly"
said the senator, as he took it. 1t is
good enough for anybody"
And Miss Hamilton was greatly re-
Iieved-
Senator DoIliver after the lecture said
to a reporter that along with the rest
of the public, travelling and otherwise,
that the situation in respect to currency
was not botherfng him; that he found
he could travel with ease and CnaL GER
titled checks and cashier checks met all
necessary requirements
4 have but recently come from the
far SOUTH he said I have been in
virtually all the southern states 1 have
met the business men and bankers
wherever I have gone. 1 found the
banks stable, conditions everywhere
solvent and the business community in
the midst of substantial prosperity.
Since the development of Sunday, when
conditions local to New York resulted
in action by the clearing house there, |
with subsequent protective action upon
the part of all the bankers over the |
country, I find that the people are accept
ing the situation and doing everything |
to assist in the matter. That which I /
have seen in your community today I |
have witnessed in other places.
Il think" said the senator. that the /
crest of the prosperity wave We have |
been riding is now at its height The 1
volume of business We have been trans |
acting is almost Incredible Industrial /
reports like that of the steel industry
show that we have been doing three /
times more business than we have ever
done in our history before. If there
should now be a healthy recession. it !
might have beneficial effects. although /
those of US who believe that we haven't |
quite enough would object vigorously
to the recession
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-01
SANTA FE PORTER ON TRIAL.
Ed Walker Charged With Shooting a
Man Near Wichita

Wichita. Nov 1.-The case of the
state against Ed Walker promises to
be one of unusual interest as men of
well known legal talent are arrayed on
each side of the ease.
The defendant in the case was a
porter in the employ Of the santa Fe
railroad company He is charged with
assauIting William Nolan with intent
to kill.
The Santa Fe railroad company is
defending Walker, Judge Smith. an
attorney for that corporation. and J.
D. Houston being the defendants
IS being assisted by D. NJ Dale and s.
b Amidon-
This is Walkers second trial for the
offense. the first trial resulting in a
hung jury
The state alleges that William
Nolan, who was in the employ Of the
United Gas company at Valley Center
last spring, went to catch a. Santa F'e
train here March TO return to Valley
Center and that being late in getting
to the depot he caught the blind bag
gage and while there was ordered TO
get off by Walker
Nolan replied that he would as soon
as the train stopped at the crossing in
the north part of town He stated
that he intended to get inside a car
the case that Walker pushed Nolan
the same time shot him in the side of
the face.
Jury was secured this morning
and the county attorney then pre-
seuted his case. The trial continues
this afternoon
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-01

good form He became popular with
the fans of Rock Island as he did here
and had been engaged to manage the
Rock Island team next season. had he
not been drafted
O'Leary batted 230 this year, which
Is about his clip However. his value
as a batsuan is much greater than the
average shows as he is one of the best
pinch hitters that has been seen in
Rock Island
Jack Holland sent the first contracts
for players for 1908 out today Two
contracts were mailed. one of them
being for the catcher in Arizona
whom Becker recommended. The
other is also a catcher. Holland will
not announce their names until the
contracts are signed and returned
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-01
Garden City Man Planning .
Gigantic improvement.
Z Would Build Automobile Roads
Through Western Kansas.
NO OTHER VEHICLES.
These Highways for Exclusive
Use Of Auto Drivers.
Private Company Is Being Or
ganized for This Purpose.

Garden City Kan. Nov ii *
DriIIineer is working on the organiza-
ton of a company for the constructor
of automobile roads in the western haIt
of the state Mr.. Drillingers plan =
to form a company and as soon as an
orxauizs ton is effected he will apply
for a charter
His plan is to run lines from Garden
City east to Hutchinson Great BEND
Wichita or other important points and
west RI rha state line When he has
the east and west lines operating ne
thinks it will be possible to run north
and south lines. He plans to charge
toll for automobiles and 70 make
road exclusively for automobiles
Mr. DriIhnger is showing his plan TO
the business men of the town this
week and expects to interest them IN
the work
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-01

Star Southpaw of o. A e. League
Slated for Tryout With Reds.

Independence. Kan Nov. lin regard
to the inquiry received by the Reporter
several days ago from Louis Hebron
ct. Cincinnati Red baseball scout.
relative to pitchers in the Kansas-OkIa-
homa league. Mr. TRULY. manager of
the Independence team, says ne thinks
Frank Decanniere of the local. team is
eligible for a big league try-out.
The local south-paw showed in sew
eraI games that he had the goods -
and the only fault to be found by the
local management is that Frank re-
fuses to work hard at times. In the big
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-01
DAN o,LEARY Is DRAFTED.
Former Wichita Catcher Secured by
Memphis.

wichita Nov. dan O'Leary. the
popular catcher of the Wichita team
in 1908 and 1906. has been drafted
bv Memphis of the southern league
and in all probability will play with
that team next season
O'Leary tried out the fore part of
last season with Atlanta in the south
eru league hut failed to make good
on account of poor arm He figured
in a trade with Memphis but was not
retained by the latter club
He signed with Rock Island in the
Three I league, which IS near his
home and played there during the
summer. The past season was one of
are best I'm his career. his arm being I'm
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-01
He Fought at Gettysburg.

David Parker of Fayette, n. Y who
lost a foot at Gettysburg. writes: Elec-
tric Bitters have done me more good than
any medicine 1 ever took. For several
years hsd stomach trouble and paid out
much money for medicine to little pur-
pose until began taking Electric Bitters.
I would not take $500 for what they have
done for me" Grand tonic for the aged
and for female weaknesses. Great altera-
tive and body builder; best of all for lame
back and weak kidneys Guaranteed by
all druggists 80 cents.