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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-05

Struck out-Nationals 10, Silver Grays7.
Two-base hits-Ridges, D. Brown and G
Day.
Three-base hit-Busby.
Left on bases-N alton ais d, Silver Grays 8.
Passed balls-Ridges 5, Ridd 1.
Umpire-GOlding.
Scorer-Beattle.
HITS.
The farmers are sluggers.
BRADFORD did some good work in the
box.
Salt Lakes VS.. Nationals Tuesday at
$50.
MCBRIDE has $500 up on to-day's
game.
PLATr's throwing is perfect pastoral
symphony,
Game at Lake Park to day, Sal t
Lakes VS.. Nationals.
RIDD is in mourning because he can't
play on ladies' day.
The silver Grays and Ogdens would
make good tight game.
Two Browns two Days and two Brad
ferds make up six of the 6reys.
MATTHIAS never sees the moment when
he isn't playing ball for all he's worth.
GRAY went into the box a while yes
terday and showed he W as made Of the
right metal.
The batteries at Lake Park to-day
will be Blanchard and Straub and
Busby and Barker.
NIB. SLOAN of the Grsys Is will ing to
meet the Ogdens and have the gate re-
|ceipts SO to the winners.
TIE most excited man on the field
was,Manager Sloan; he set Ep the coffee
for the whole nine after the victory.
SINNER PLATrs' sleepy playing at the
bat ought to have brought fine upon
his head. Sinner don't be a clam be
cause things don't go to suit you.
THERE was good deal of mysterious
talk around town last night OF new
pitcher imported by Jones for to-day s
game, bat no one knew anything about
it.
The Salt Lakes and Nationals play
Tuesday, which will be the last game
prior to the Irlumphal march oil Jones
nine toward Heber City. They get
their expenses and all there Is to be
made ou5 OF the tJur. which wont eu-
able them to set up as bank p1esiden S.
LEAGUE AND ASSOCIATIONS RECORDS.
The record up to date, August 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-05

WILLIAM WooD & Sons. who are well
and favorably known to the citizens Of
Salt Lake, have opened a new meat
market where they will be pleased to
see all their old friends and customers.
Nothing but the best quality of meats
will be banded and they guarantee
satisfaction to their patrons. Shop at
No. 81 w, First South, Market Row.
Telephone No. 407.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-05

Sc1NT1LLATIoNs of wit, chunks of Cos
sip, slices of SATIRE. sports and amuse-
ments, funny pictures. in the SALT
LAKE FOAM. Ont tomorrow. Five
oents.
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Notice of Damage.

We will continue to sell at private
sale. the Furniture damaged By fire.
Five cars of new and stylish goods can
be seen at the warehouse. Call at
Office, No. i49 8. Main Street.
BARRATT BRos
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Great reduction in emigrant fares from
EuroEe. For information inquire at No,
|29 r.. Second South Street. SalE Lake City.
& J. A. PETERSEN, Emigrant Agent.
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LEAGUE AND ASSOCIATION RECORDS
The record up to date, August 81
inclusive, is as follows:

The Athleti IS az playing great ball lately
another week like the past and they Will
head the Association, their present reco
is ahead OF the Detroits aud Chica COS of the
League.
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THE ID. & r. G. w. COAL AGENCY

have removed their Coal Office to 165 S.
Maiu street, in office Midland Invest
ment Company and Real Estate office.
Orders for the genuine Pleasant Valley
Anthracite, Blacksmith Charcoal,
Coke, Wood, Pig Iron, Slack, Etc, So
licited and promptly filed. Telephone
No. 179. A. l.. WILLIAAs,
Agent and Manager,
I65 s. Main Street.
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Spencer & KimbalI's

Rush on their THREE D LIAR SHOE con-
tinues undated. See their new adeer-
tiseme 1t in the SUNDAY HERALD
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-05

Read AN irresistibIy ludicrous article
on Love" by Essay Oaigh, in the
SALT LAKE FOAM (iilustrated). Out to-
morrow. Five cents.
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DaIiosous warm beverages.

Those decoctions served to the thirsty
and cold st the Occidental are delicious
oure and superior First-class wines
LIQUORS, beers, ales and cigars. Family
supplies a speciality.
AUER d MURPHY, Proprietors.
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Keep Cool

By using Arbogast & Trunbo's cele
brated Boston Ice Cream. !
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To sheen and stock Men.

You will save money by buying your
Flax Seed Meal of Bailey q Sons, OPP
posite the Postofice. Carload jD" 81
rived.
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DELIVERED.
At yard. so cents per ton less than
above prices. Special carload rates on
application. Clean screened coal.
Prompt and careful deliveries.
A. J. GUNNELL, Agent.
Office, Wasatch corners Telephone
240. I
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Take Notice

Try the Grsnt Milk Shake at Arbogas
h. Trumbo's.
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Garfield Beach and Lake Park,

at both resorts Sam Levy's Cigars
are to be had. Take.noDe other.
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Special Floor Paint.
All the Rage.

Quick and hard drying. For sale a
Sears & Liddle's, 80 w. First South.
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Very much used by the young people
The "Petite" Photograph, $1.50 pei
dozen at Fox & Symons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-05

II will pay you TO read r. Auerbach
& Bros. large advertisement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-05

Isaacson's genuine SURE Pop,
s at DINwooDEy'
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The "Petite''

The "Pe,ite'
Photograph, $1.50 per dozen, at Fox &
Symons.
SEE THE cartoon, What We are
Coming To-" in the SALT LAKE FOAM.
Lots of other good things. Out to-
morrow. Five cents.
Mark McNimmins' Livery Stable,
Main Street. opposite Postofiice.
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VOL. NLVIU---NO. 1877

days. Eagan made arrangements TO go
to work, but his pla we're foiled yester-
day by the arrival 4. l.. Marshall, of
the Post Dispatch. Mr.. Marshall intended
to have Eagan arrested, but finally decided
not 10 do so. Mrs. Eagan first learned last
night that her husband was accused OF
crookcdncss and quarrel was the result.
Until then she had placed infinite conf.
dcncc in him. This morning she searched
his trunk and found letters showing that
he had a wife living in san Francisco, Cal.
She then charged him with it and he did
not deny it. lie soon left the house. and,
1t was learned, boarded n train for the west
at the union depot During the forenoon
Mrs. Earan sworc ont warrant for the ar
rest of Eagan ON the charge of bigamy.
The warrant was turned over to the chief
of police, and kilograms were sent out to
intercept the fugitive.
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HARRIS IN DYER.
He Continues TO Advertise The Appea
Fine Crops In the County,

He Continues TO Advertise The Appeal
Fine Crops in the County.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
DyERsBuRo, Tenn, July 1.-THE Hon,
Isham q. Harris made a speech at the
courthouse yesterday evening TO very
good audience. The burden Of his speech
was the question of the tariff, and il was
well received by his hearers. lie made a
strong argument in favor Of the Demo
cratic party upon that question, and his
remarks were ireQucntlyapplauded, though
there was an evident lack Of enthusiasm
in the crowd, due, in the opinion OF your
correspondent, TO the fact that the crowd
was largely composed, rs indeed is the
majority Of the Democratic voters Of Dyer
county, Of Atkins men. Senator Harris
devoted some attention in his remarks TO
Editor Heating, OF TnE ArpEAL, evidently
deeming il worth his while to reply to
the editorial in TnE ArrEAL, which called
attention 90 the senator's absence from
Congress at this particular time.
At the conclusion of Senator Harris
speech tho Hon Josiah Patterson was
called for and he responded In neat little
address which was much appreciated by
the crowd.
The ladies of the Cumberland Prcsby.
rian church gave an ice cream supper last
night In Masonic hall yard, which enter.
tainment was quite success socially and
financially.
The next term Of the Circuit court will
begin TUESDAY, the 9Th instant. The crimi-
nal docket is the largest Tor several years.
This is due 10 the energy Of Sheriff W. q.
Dyer, who never permits a criminal to
escape him.
Wheat in Dyer county is yielding abun.
dainty, turning ont even beyond eSpccta-
ton.
We have had some refreshing showers
In the county in the last day or two which
were much needed.
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nurII.s,o. ear. no,so,,.a.

KsNsAs CRY, Mo, July li.=M ~
O'Clock noon the boycott agains, the Bur.
lington ears was put into effect by the
switchmcn Of this place. Tho Wabash and
Chicago Il Alton officials notified the Bur
ling,on company that they would continue
10 receive cans as usual. As no switch.
ing has been done nj this hour the
result Ia still In doubt Shortly before
noon about twenty-five strikers made an
assault upon e. A. Scanlon, n new switch.
man, and beat him in n terrible manner.
Geo. shcchan, q striker, then had Scanlon
arrested for ilourshing revolver and said
the assault was made In sclidcicnsc. A
warrant Inns been sworn out for the arrest
NJ Shcchnn for the assault. The Burling.
ton has a fall complement Of switchmon.
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nurdered by usr Aunt.

TrHRE llAurg, Ind, July 1.-THE sen.
sational murder Of Miss Hattie Dcbaun,
aged eighteen, by her aunt Mrs. Mary
Junkins, at Tccumsch, has created great
excitement The Dcbauns and the Jun.
kins have not been friendly for several
years, nnl lately Mn Iunkins several
times ordered her niece of the premises
Monday evening Miss Debaun vent 10 the
Junkins' orchard with two other girls 10
get some apples. Mrs Junkins ordered
them away. and during parlcy Of words
Mrs Junkins' fourteen year old boy ran
ont with n muskct, which Mrs Junkins
took aud fired nj the girl, inniciing fatal
wounds. Mm Junkins gave herself ~
and was placed In Jail here. She Is ihir'
ty.three years old.
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rr.ish, Rates q. Louisiana.

CuioAGo, H., July ll.-Gcncral Man.
agcr T.. r. Jeffrey, Of tho Illinois Central.
left for Jackson, Miss, last evening 10 have
a conference with the railroad commission.
ems Of Mississippi regarding the freight
rates put In effect by the commission about
year ago. When these rates were put In
effect the Illinois Central accepted them
under protest aud demanded that they
should be- revised, a. itcould not make cx
pcnscs ON those rates. aud would compel
Il Ia reduce H. interstate rates correspond
ingly. The commissioners have failed a.
take any action In the matter. The III.
inuis Central short time ago set aside
the commissioners tariff and adopted mics
Of from ~ per. cent 10 ~ per cent. higher
than the State tariff. THE State authori.
ties threaten 90 institute suits against the
Illinois Central, aud Mr.. Jcilrcy's mission
IL 10 conyincc the commission that his
company was compelled 10 advance the
rates, ~ IL could not live nj thc rates 81.
tnblishcd by the commission.
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The we., ,irEinIa storms.

PARKEmBURo, W. Va, July 1.-THE
storm Of Monday night was the most dis.
nstrous Of the many which have visited
this region during the past week, and the
loss Of property In range Of twelve counties
hercabout is estimated at $4,000. A
bridge worth $4,000 was swept from is
moorings here yesterday All day i'm
mcnsc quantities Of wheat and timber
noatcd past In tangled mass. Almost
every farm In the valley Of the counties
adjoining this has been swept clean Of Ia
products. The Middle Island Tie com.
pany lost 1900 ties last night valued nj
tls,JO0 A number u trestlos and bridges
on the Columbus x Northern road, run
ming into llarmar on the Ohio side, are
washed away, and travel Is indefinitely
suspended. The GAINESVILLE & Ohio River
road. Just put into operation. Is badly
washed out, aud Il will be- several days be.
fore travel is resumed.
No train has come from the east on the
Baltimore 4 Ohio since Monday morning
The town Of Salem is entirely under water
aud families have left their homes.
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MURDER Ar HELENA.
A Friendly wrcstlc eliminates 20 tho
Death OF n Man.

Death OF a Man,
spcrhl Dispatch 10 The Appeal
HELENA, Ark, July IA wholly un.
provoked and deliberate murder took place
In this county Last evening at O'Clock
Al the parties connected with the tragedy
ar, negroes. Yesterday evening William
Burrharl and Robert Williams, both work
hands on the Williamson plantation, sew
eral miles below here, werc engaged IN
friendly vr,slc on the lcycc. when VIII
Jams. in sport chased Burchud iur short
distance with stick A. hc WIS hus
pursuing him Burcharl suddenly turned,
stopped and drew pistol from lis pocket
and took deliberate aim nt Williams, who
WAS still advancing toward him, aui tired
ball into vital pant, from the effects OF
which he dropped dead after walking a
few steps. Burchard claimed that no
merely pointed the pistol VI Williams Tor
the purpose Of frightening him and that Il
vent oh accidentally Tho only witness
10 the affair WIS q brulhcroi the deceased,
who claius that the pistol was discharged
intentionally for the purpose " kiiIins
| him After getting few things nom hs
! home Eufcharl escaped AMI has NOT YET
/ been captured. Officers arc Sill pulslliS
| hiln.
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RAILROAD RUMBLINGs.
The y. T.. v. a "a. Trouble settled.

Special Dispatch To The Appeal
KNoNyILE, Tenn, July ll.-Ilolston
division Of the Brothcrhoodoi Locomotive
engineers had meeting this evening To
take action on the case Of the discharged
engineer, Monahan. There was q large at
tendance not only Of local men, but dclc.
gates from the Memphis q Charleston,
Selma, Rome & Dalton, and Georgia diyis.
ions Of the East Tennessee road, also Wis.
iting delegates from the Louisville x Nash.
willie, also the Western Atlantic. Cincin.
matt Southern aud Norfolk & Western, and
perhaps other roads
A motion was made 10 demand the rein.
statement Of the discharged engineer
That was discussed freely, aud after fall
exchange Of ideas was overwhelmingly
voted down. This susiains the railroad
authorities and settles that thcc will be-
no strike. Citizens feel much relieved at
the outcome. Much credit Is due the en-.
ginccm for their sensible course. Had the
strike once come il would have been bitter,
~ the men who lead here ae determined
men and have means. However, they are
men Of sound sense, aud good citizens, and
are respected by the entire community.
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a Newspaper Collector Gone wrong
Charged Win lgamy.

81. Louis, Mo-, July 1.-THE Globe
Democrat prints the following special Ills
patch from Kansas City; John T., Pagan,
who WIS employed In s. Louis M collector
for the Poet D,spaich, left there a week ago
short In his accounts, II II alleged, about
500, and came to Kansas City Eawn
was accompanied by his wife, whom hc
married In 81 Louis last March. They
stopped NJ the Ccniropolis house for few
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-12

BrnIS, July 1.-The chief Of the at.
mimlly has been ordered 20 arrange for
Emperor Williams arrival at kicl and his
dcparurr lhrrcirom for Russia Ills ma
ies,y will n On the royal yacht llohcn.
lollcu uu ihy morning oi the 18th instant
TLe IlUHpulllcrn will be escorted By the
First liI rond divisions oi the Mano,rc
sausl. b all the torpedo llolilla.
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intense nervous prostration, has very little
10 say and that little decidedly contradic-
tory. For the first time the statement at
tributed to her husband that she had not
been in her right mind since the death Of
their child begins TO find crcdcncc. She
now occupies different room from Moore,
though up TO today they have been al
lowed to occupy the same room in the
Copelanl hotel
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water is now falling rapidly at all points,
and it is becoming possible TO get detailed
reports from the small towns and villages
in the mountains. Not less than fifty
bridges are gone in Marion, Harrison, Tay-
lor, Wetzel, Wood, Writ, Richie, Lewis
and adjoining counties, and hundreds Of
houses have been swept away or are badly
damaged. In Taylor county the loss is
$3.50, 900; in Harrison as much more; in
Wood county $4,000 and in like proper
tions all through the flooded districts.
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DAyyur ny, July 1.-THE large
training stable oi William Rue was burned
late last night Thirty.thrcc head of fine
trUilcn were consumed. The total los,
will be- $1,000 Spmc Of the tfOttcn were
entered In Ohio aud New York races.
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GRAND LODGE OF ELKs.
The Convention Being Held In Now
York.

York.
Nav YonE, July 1.-The delegates
constituting the Grand Lodge Of the Bc.
neyolcnt Protective orlcr OF Elks, who
were in convention yesterday, spent last
evening in various places Of amusement.
Today's session was opened ut 10 O'Clock
this morning by Chairman locch. During
the day there will bo an elaborate scheme
presented by the Philadelphia lodge for
the creation Of a supreme grand lodge. by
this IN meant that the smaller lodges shall
elect delegates Ia u State convention or
grand lodge, which shall IN turn elect the
delegates oi the supreme grand lndw. This
IL such q wide divergence iIom the present
mode that Il b. likely 10 be- defeated. The
all.imp0rtnnt feature oi this wears conycn.
ton will be- the bringing mp Ul the migua.
tory scheme, OF place for holding the con.
vontion each year. The question with the
western members, and the wine pulling
for votes On the scheme, will only be OK.
cccdcd by the workers connected With the
various political schemes. These men
claim that IL Is not fair 60 make them jour.
ney east ward every year. and will make u
strong fight Ia carry their point. Hereto
fore the delegates from New York, Penn.
sylyanin aud other eastern States have
been able a. nip IN the bud anything look
ing "a the migratory plan outlined. The
result IT the contest over the question h.
looked iuf with interest all over all parts Ut
the country
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II,.r, sinhIr Ilr.lr.,r,I.

BurrAlo, y. v, July lO.-Tho livery
stable Of ~ q. Springer was entirely de-.
siroycd boy fire this morning. The flames
spread 10 rapidly that two employees, Jas.
liurkhnfdt aud Richard brennan, were
burned 10 death. Twenty-Five horses
were also burned IA death. Tho luss IL ~.
timalod at $4,000, with $1,000 insurance.
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Nus, ne Taken From tho Dungeon.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, July ll.-Judgc Aligcld
today issued writ Of habcas corpus com.
manding Chief Of P.licc Hubbard 10 pro.
ducc J. !. Kelly and John McGillvary
from the dungeon Of the Central police.
station, where. Il Is claimed, they have
bern held unaviuly and not permitted 10
ace counsel. The men ave the clerks Of
tic Chairman IlOgc. aud were arrested IN
connection with tic alleged Burlington
dynamite plot. The Judge made the writ
rcturnable lliis afternoon.
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BUTLER wIrHDRAws
From the Congressional Race In tho
first idlasissippi District.

NWuh taAAhthhibit SAnhtN"
Special Dispatch a. The Appeal
SrAHgylrr, Miss, July 1.-THE with.
dnwal II Hon. NJ. u, Butler as q canii.
date iof Congressional honoIs Ia this, the
Flint district, will be published in tomor.
rows issue Of the C,GsDt The Cungrcs.
sional executive committee, which It Is
claimed was appointed through Mt Al.
lens main personal friends request have
called their convention unusually early
this year. thereby not giving . candidate
an oppDfiuniiy to canvass the entire dis.
trict' and this ia the cause of Mr. Buffers
Withdrawal. Ills decision IL very much
10 be- regretted ior lac Is very able man
and would have made us an excellent aud
faithful representative, but under the
circumstances Il was about oil that be
raulI 40.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
600.

srIsuN, Cal, July 1.-THE total loss by
the irc Of Monday Is now placed at 500,
UDU. with no insurance IT $4,000. Seven.
eighth, Ut the town WIS burned.
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From this amount, in orlcr Ia ascertain
the cost Of collection Of 1855 taxes proper,
deduct 81, 1893 the delinquent taxes oi
lSSlSb which leaves Sd2i, 5067i, being
the amount actually paid into the treasury
out ol the tax aggregate of 1886, amount.
ing 10 s67i, 72726. These figures show the
entire cost Of collections for 1850, including
Attachments, dclinqucnts, trustees com
mission etc, 10 have been only so, 90. -,
which " only Z pcr cent Mr.. Allen saws
this Is the cheapest collections ever made
The smallest heretofore was cost of . per
cent on taxes 1T 1851 Another remark.
able fact In connection with this statement
n that never before, ior many ycan nj
least, has every trustee In the State made
n final settlement This close aud cheap
collection may Ice ascrihcd In part 20 the
stndious attention IN the matter on the part
OF the intelligent industry Of the trustees.
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THE sTATE,s REVENUE.
Tho Comptroiler's Tabulated Statement
Cheap Collection.

Cheap Collection.
Special nispstch TO Tho Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July III. W.
Allen, chief clerk in the comptrollcr's Of
flee, today completed the tabular statement
which will be included in the comptrolcrs
report to the Legislature, showing the
amount OF State taxes assessed in the year
1886, in the several counties Of the State,
the amount OF the abatement and the net
amount paid into the State treasury, being
u complete exhibit Of the revenue account
OF the trustee Of each county Tor that year.
The totals are M follows.
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swiftly flowing waters reached them it
rushed in like water through sieve, and
caused the occupants to flee for their lives.
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One Of the completest
newspapers In the South
is the old reliable Mem
pills Appeal.
-Bropnsrille Tenn, States Democrat