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The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted 10 speedily cure burns, bruises. cuts,
ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, cancers, piles,
chilblains, corns, letter, chapped hands. and ali
skin eruBtlons. guaranteed to cure In every in-
stance or mQpey refunded-G cents per box.
Fog sale by GrAs SPeAserrcn
, 1884-04-13

Little Joker is the best smoking
tobacco ~
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29

y otlet heFebf given than the folloMins, ha,,,ed
settler has hpn notice Of her intention to make hai
pIeoi e nFNofs ot her eiaim and that said pfoo win
& - h'z9s Is 'n o.s the keHIzter Or keCeiver p te u S
VIZ CRi44 EAKseN. fE~7
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t2' l4' ks'Win A Harper. Giibslt ch,f,i;i,.
7. t' & s. eHt E. % aNd anes r. kt<h8faS Sli 81
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29
All Harrying the Farmer.

lit looks as If every industrial interest
in the United States has justnow turnes
upon the agricultural, in order to make
chat the sscapegoats for its own short
comings or misfortunes, at the same
time that prices Of agricultural product
have fallen to figures lower than here.
.tofore known for a century
Thus, the New York Journa, 81
Commerce publishes list-of seventy
seven cotton mills which will shut down
for two or more weeks. Their capacit,
is 2,706,000 spindles and 66, 900 looms
The stoppage will secure d curtailmeni
of $4,000 pieces per day, or 792, 2,00(
pieces in two weeks, mostly the com,
mon qualities Of all brown and bleach,
ed goods.
The lumber dealers propose to re-
strict production to the amount Of sc
per centin order to put up prices 2s
per cent.
Only seven Of the sixteen steel-rall
mills arc running, the object being te
keep up prices.
The mine-owners have raised The
price Of coal by stopping production
at the same time that they have largely
reduced the price. .Qf labor.
But the wors which this cur.
tallment OF etion against The
interest OF the agriculturists has as.
sumed is the order OF the oil syndicate
to stop the flowing Of the principaI
wells in the country for the ayowed
purpose Of raising the price of that
necessary nrndnet which nafiarA es;.sas
to many almost for the mere asking
Now, this conspiracy against the
unprotected farmer,euts both ways. Iii
the face Of an immense decline Of bis
product, it not only raises the price oi
everything he has to buy, but also dis
courages and lessons the consumption.
and consequently the price, Of every.
thing be has to sell.
1t IS singular spectacle that the
country now presents in all parts
thereof. Every protected interest III
the United States has turned upon
the unprotected and trusts to make
That pay the cost Of a glut, the result
OF over-production, to be directly
traced ira. to ear tariff tariff legislasiion H.
/ Chicago News.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29
ID Iowa. Minnesota, Wisconsin and, ID

in Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and, IN
fact, nearly every state in the union,
wheat did not pay the cost of trans
portation for many years after the
first hardy pioneers made settlement
Dakota's development is far greater
marvel then the bridging Of Hellcs-
pont or any other feat ever accomp-
lished by human means. Three years
old land We have towns, cities, churches.
schools, dwellings and everything
needed, intellectually or physically, on
a par with any country on earth, nc
matter of what age. But this wonder
full development IN itself has lead peo-
pie to expect too much, and hence the
dissatisfaction. Every one boasts OF
how he has prospered, yet few fine
something at which to grumble. Da.
kota has advanced more rapidly thar
anything heretofore known, and vel
| it might because possessing greater
resources, but still there are people who
think that every condition should b
superior to the best in their old homes
east. Good legislation would yastl,
improve many circumstances, but til,
Dakotain should judge his lot by com
parison to what their fathers endured
developing other new countries.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29


For over twenty years wheat has
not been 50 low il Chicago as at the
present time, and yet there il no good
reason Ior expecting an early advance
With shortage in favor Of this years
crop Of over 10000, 900 bushels, ii
would at first appear that the cause Of
the depression was indeed mysterious.
but q little investigation makes The
matter quite plain. The farmer can
safely charge up the grievance to that
method Of legalized gambling known
as option dealing. During the past
year Spectators lost heavily because
Of the decrease IN prices since the
opening last fall and are now endeay.
oring to recuperate their depleted
purses Another cause, arising from
this same option dealing, Is that Euro
pean buyers have come to regard
American wheat quotations with sus-
picloh and SO order only as demand
actually requires from hand to mouth
as It were. Option dealing IS a greater
curse to agriculture than all the mon
Opolies combined. .
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29

IT would appear that Mr.. Parnell
has at last discovered the @nigger in
the woodpile' of Irish disafection.
He is reported as furthering a scheme
for the establishment Of factories IN
Ireland to work up the peculiar pro-
ducts of the country. Idleness and
ignorance are as much the cause OF
iiscontent in Ireland as oppression
and good healthy work would leave
less time for plotting.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29

DAKOTA is not the only section Of
the country where high railroad tariff
tends to keep the price Of wheat ruin
ously low. Kansas and Nebraska
wheat sold in Chicago, for 50 cents pei
bushel, nets the farmer about so cents.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29
Summons.

- 4
Before c. N. Cooper, Esq, Justice of the Psarsl
j. r. KINcsroN, Plaintiff,
vs.
e. w. GILES, Defendant
The territDry Of Dakota sends greetng To r. w
appear before me at my Office in the town Of Warners
in said county, the 1st day Of September a. 1884
at o'clock p. m. answer 70 the coHpialnF ot the
above named plaintiff, Il. Kingston, who claims 70
recover Of YOU the sum Of sxty-six l66l dollars and
eighty-seven SD cents, being the amount due on
promissory note given TO Kennedy Kingston on the
oth dav Of April a. ID 1889 and payable the Ist
dav Of October, Al ID. 1885, and endorsed by them 70
said j. r. Kingskon and now past due and unpaia-
And you arc hereby notified thatlf you sa 70 appear
Judgment against you for SAID Of sNt5ssix (66
dollars and eghty-seven 80 cents and for the costs
Of fhis action.
Given nnder my hand this 18th day Of Juy,A. y
1894. 9. N' COOPER,
Justice Of the Peace within and for Brown Co.. p. IL
A. GREEN, Plaintiffs Atty. 81
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29

SECRETARY CEANDLER's pleasure
yacht, otherwise known as the y. 5
steamship Tallapoosa, lies off Martha's
Vineyard, sunk by a collier. A SAD
loss to the secretary.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29

THE farmers of Warner, Rondell
and vicinity should see to it that they
make good showing at the county
fair to be held in Aberdeen on October
5th, 9th and 10th. The agricultural
society is doing all in its power to
make the fair a success and offer lib
aral prizes in the various departments
ibis portion Of the county, with its
vast area under cultivation, should be
well represented. The success Of the
exhibit depends upon each, farmer in.
lividuallY and every .one who has
raised anything above the common
should send it to the fair.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29
DissoIntion Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the coparfnershp herc@
tofore existing between Fred Fisher and ID. j. Nc
Kenzie. under the FIRM name Of Fisher Nc kenkies
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Fred Fisher
viii continue the business and collect all bills and
pav all debts FRED FISHER.
ID. j. MCKENZIE.
Dated Warner, Oak, August Il, 1884,
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29

DELEGATE RAYMOND is Of the
opinion that division and admission
can be secured for Dakota at the next
session of congress.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29

PLEURo-PNEuMoNIA is killing of
cattle in Central Illinois, and the
state machinery is totally inadequate
to cope with the disease.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29

a. a. * IS
AS USUAL With people who base
their calculations TOO higa, there are
many people in Dakota previously dis
appointed because wheat did . not
average thirty or forty bushels 10 the
acre and because The price IS not a.
high here eA II Minneapolis. LII spoh
reflect . s'ament and compass the
condition q Dakota With any other
country at = similar age of deyelop.
ment fnk how u western Ohio
formers toled wheat iifty.or siixty miles
over 2 corduroy roads and theu sola II
tor Twenty-Five cents ner basl.s ~,
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29
The WARNER Sun.
is issued every Friday evening BY
6. J. o. MACLEOD, EDITOR AND PRoP'R.

Price Of subscription sa.oo per year; six months
500. Subscriptions must be paid invariably n
advance.
THE SUN is admitted to the mails at second-class
postage rates.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29

Nr@~~~y~.Nz><N<Sr
HE SUN publishes Final Proof Notices cheaper
than any other paper in the district, our fee
beng only "a 2b when paid IN adsanc VIXEN
rot paid in advance the regular fee Of $0.s0
will be charged, without discrimination.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-22
MISS LINDHEIMs TRUNK.

How She Recovered IL and ~, 800 Worth
OF valuables.
5 NEw York, June 2l,-fhe three expires,
robbers, Carroll Richards, Thomas Callag
han and Michael Brown, who were arrested
for the larceny of trunk belonging 10 Miss
Helen Lindheim, OF No SO, West Forty,
ninth street, containing several silk dresses,
iewelry, ETC., of the value of $500. from
the Dodds Transfer Office, No. 1928 Broad.
way on the night of June II, were brough,
TO Essex Market Police Court this morning
before Jsstibe kilbreth. Miss Lindheim, a
tashionably attired young lady, appeared to
support the prosecution.
Acc ording to the particulars elected, the
trunk was taken from Dodd transfer Office
by the guilty connivancc Of Callaghan. an
employee, who changed the checks and
gave the label for the trunk TO one of his
confederate. Ii was taken to 2lg FORSYTH
street, where il was broken open and the
contents divided among the thieves The
trunk was then remDved with portion Of
the goods, 10 Brow ms room at % East
Fourth street, aud thence il was traced TO
the dock Of the ALBANY boat AZ the foot of
Water street where Richards was arrested
Justice kilbrcth being obliged to attend
in Special Sessions the prisoners were ne
mandcd 10 the Central Office till til, after.
noon Nearly all the property has b 'cn re
covered
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-22
THE RLACn DIA MOND SYSTEM.
Enthusiastic Rnisroad Ideas of Mr., shaw
the Sur7erint errdent.

Enthusiastic Rnisroad Ideas of Mr., shaw
the superintendent.
Mr.. s. F Shaw, Superintendent Of the
Black DESMOND SYSTEM Of rs'lroad in West
Virginia, arrived in the city Yesterday
morning. Ne has Just returned from sur
vev;np tour as far as Braxton County, in
which he waa accompa aed by General A.
Boone. President Of the company, and
DR., Isaac Scost, of Parkasburg, Vice Pres
iIent. Mr.. Shaw is paeticsd railroad
man. and his enthusiasm in this case IN
.ures success for the road. The main line,
the Chicago. PsTkersburg and Norfolk road,
mining from Parkersburg 10 Clifton Forge,
wal be surveyed 6v fall and ready for con-
tracts in the spring Branch lines are con-
tpmplated from Rraxton Court House to
Kanawha, and from Burning Springs, IN
Writ, to the same place, but they wHi be
after considerations.
The people through aoane, Braxton and
PoeShontas counties said Mr., shaw, are
fairly wild with enthusiasm over the road
FuEE three-fourths Of the farmers We saw
yolnateered the righr Of way at once. That,
with the cost of the survey, is all we want,
and the road will come. And what coun-
try mat will open uPt The finest timber
LAND in the whole world saw Yesterday
ten million feet Of humber at Burning
Springs waiting for transportation.
The grades, Mr. Shaw says, was very
GOOD from ParkersbuTa TO Burning Sfrings,
81 miles. being only one foot per mile The
Au4gb.nies will be crossed at 42 teet per
NIL which is an easy grade. The total
lepqth is 20 miles from Parkrrstnrg to
ClTAnn Forge, on the G. L o. road m Nlr'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-22
THE EkGLlSH FURRY,
Commodore earrissa's Failure
Sends Amfrica, ss:uritiss
Abroad Down q Few
Points.
Striking Saw ki'srs' Take Poe.
session ofa Michigan IsM
And Propose to Run Il.


LoSpoS, June 2l.--The announcement Of
the assignment made BY Commodore c. <.
Garrison created general surprise in 6nanc.
ial centres throughout Europe, and especi-
ally among the members of h Stssk Ex-
change in this city, where his financial
standing was thought to be imprcgnable.
The report received on Thursday evening
that he had allowed some notes endorsed by
him to go to Protest was received with in.
crcdulity but nevertheless il affected tho
market and was the cause GA marked de-
cline in American railway securities yes,er-
day. The Standard this morning says:
Commodore Garrison's failure will no doubt
depress American securities to-day. a. such
heavy failures viii cause o strong feeling
against American stocks in the minds OF
investors and influence them TO look else
where for more desirable investments" II
also says ,ha, the failure has caused weak
feeling TO prevail in the petroleum market
and expresses fears that il will result in .
number of failures in that trade
The market for American securities
opened and hy noon there was decline in
the list rangi#g from 10 u per cent as
compared with last evenings closing prices,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-22
ISIsllDt.f.I'tDISI.

To-day the marriage OF John Exton and
Miss Maggie GivcnS will take place at West
Alexander The coolest place we found
Yesterday was in the ice box of Baggs a
ellis, with the thermometer at ~ degrees.
On Friday evening A. Newhardt entertain
I'D large crowd Of friends very pleasantly
Mrs Richard Humes will leave next week
tor Clarington TO spend the summer. Mr.
ino Gilmore is back from II two weeks visit
TO St Clairsvile. Miss Lusic Bags
visiting friends at Mt Pleasant A special
meeting of Belmont Dodge H. Of T. No
l09, will be- held on Tuesday evening to per
form the third degree on ten EsQuires Next
Sunday Capt JAS Eberlin Of the C. & p.
railroad, and Capt Henry Holeman, Of
the e. J.. 4 ". aiI;oad, will he the
guest Of their FREUD Mr.. ". W Bags
McConnaghey's soda water is better than
ever Don't fail to 60 and try it Yes.
terdny was dull Saturday No arrests
we're made. Mr.. John Mccullough
hat just completed a fine meat wagon for
a;r,cr R%TIc T. and and graiiner of Martins Ferry.
Wr R.ay. has applied for a patent ON III"
tail gate which is certainly "A good one.
Mr.. A. ! Baggs il N Newark, the gHe"t OF
friends. ", ,rs. John and Will tiifn have
-c,urned from successful fishing exPcdl'
,ion ont the & l.. 4 W Railroad
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-22
A SENATE SCENE,
DO the Railroads Own the Whole Coun.
try2

DO the Railroads Own the Whole Coun-
try?
washington, June 2l.-In the Senate
to-day on question of reference to the
House bill an amendment to the Thurman
ac:, Senator Van Wyck moved to refer it to
the Committee on Pacific Railroads He
said the Judiciary Committee, Judging from
its action the other day, would take no ac-
ton on question of this kind Mr.. Van
Wyck was proceeding TO allude 10 the ac-
ton of the House on the bill when he was
called 10 order
The rule requires" said the Chair Mr.
EdmundSl, that the Senator shall take his
seat when he is out OF order, and shall not
nrnceed unleSS there is motion to that ef-
feet. The Chair has not executed that rule
heretofore, but he now feels bound to en-
force the rule.
Mr.. Pendleton moved that the Senator
from Nebraska have leave to proceed in Or
Mr.. HBeCG aifaISasttlo6ed" que me 'Ru&ag0. ,..~
c'ar and doubted whether he had the
power to order a Senator 10 take his seat
under the circumstances.
The Chair said he had recently been pain
tulIY reminded OF MS lalluTe 10 CHIoICt tiIS
rule, but he intend d TO enforce il in the tu-
ture. II was understood on the floor and
in the galleries that Mr. Van Nyck and
certain Democratic Senators were going to
attack Messrs. Edmunds and Hoar in re
gard to the compromise of the Judiciary
Committee with the Union Pacific. Having
received permission to proceed in order,
Mr.. Van WICK criticised the action Of the
Judiciary Committee, with view to show
that it was unduly solicituous sbout the in
terests of the road to the detrimeRt of thein-
terests of the nation He also charged that
the Interior Department had ins~lged in
questionable transactions with regard TO
the Pacific roads The Union Pacise ROAD,
he said. deied all legislation, and it was
disgrace if Congress submitted to it. IF the
Senate Judiciary Committee had taken the
Senate into confidence ansl explained what
they had done and what they desired, II
would have been ditferen5 matter. The;r
action. however was LEARNED through the
newspapers and he ssrenuoHsly protested
against that course of actiOa. 1t appeared
hat the railroads not only owned the coun-
try but had an immense hold ofthe Judiciary
Committee of the Senate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-22
A RUINED WOMAN
Fall Of n BeautfSul Brooklyn sirl-she is
Ssnt In the Pen

Fall of n BeautfSul Brooklyn sirl-she is
sent to the Pen.
BI ookIYN. June 2l.-Wheu the Black
Maria" ratified away from. Justice Bergen
South Brooklyn Court this afternoon, on It's
wav to Crow HiH Penitentiary. 1t carried
amOng dozen or more passengers you lg
woman named Johanna Welsh, who, but
f.w wears arc was one of the most charm
| q and handsome Girls in BROOKLYN. She
had been sentenced 30 one months Imprls-
onmrns at the request Of her mother who
informed the magistrate that she was so
strongly addicted TO- the use of hGler that
all effects TO reform her had prcHed una
vailing.
A few months age the Young woman was
deserted by her husband, man Dsmed DO
Ian, residing in New Jersey. The Young
wife went 20 hive With her mother at No
IFS Harrison street Brooklyn, promising
10 reform. She failed to keep he- PromiSa
however, and renewed her drinking habits
After prolonged debauch Mrs. Welsh pro-
cured a warrant for her daughcsrs arrest
aud it was placed in the hands st an OH
Ger Of the third sub-preCinct for execution
On visiting the house the otRccr made
search for the daughter bat she was not IN
any of the rooIaS After looking in the Gel
lar the officer climbed to the root, where he
found the Young woman lying IN drunken
s,upor. 4 bottle partly filled with WHISKY
u,s hidden IN her bosom.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-22
SAVAGE SAW. .MillERS.
They Take Pull Control of q Michisaa
Town.

They Take Pull Control Of u Michigan
Town.
OsCOnA, MIcH, June 2l-Thc striking
saw-mlI hands stopped all the men engaged
in loading vessels at this port yesterday;
also the biacksmiths aud cooprrs ut two
mills, They openly threatened that ii
Packwood 4 Co. did not concedo their de-
mands within week they would tear
down their store. They made the
teamsters working for any mill COM
panics stop work. The mill men
have been in council I, is impos-
bic to learn what they intend TO do The
town is in terrible state There are 500
men out Of work, aud at FIVE minutes notice
II mob of 800 would gather. IL is stated
that all teamsicrs and laborrrs will be COM
PEELED to quit work to-day No business is
transacted and the business men are dee
pondent Every day the strikers are more
urgent in their demands. In short timc
the crisis must be reached. The strikers
demand shorter hours Of work and more
wages than they have been given, Strikes
exist at several other lumber towns
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-22
Brief TELEGRAMS.

Washington.
Thr Sunday Civil bill was reported yester-
iay 3, Nr Randall
JauRs COlyrove, a mail contractor teSti-
led ue;oTe the Springer Committee that
Nr krr. counsel for the Government told
him TIA, Il he paid 5000 the suit against
I'M Sould De dropped
The shipping bin has been agreed TO.
Il is understood that two reports will be
.hDitted 10 the House IN the English case
The Mexican pension bill goes over till
Nnn,lav a..
The State Department denies that the
american Minister at Rome has been given
instructions as 70 his action in regard 10 the
property OEthe Propaganda.
The civil suudry bill apProPriates S3O, 600
for the erection Of a pedestal statue to Gar
field
Ths legislative bill. As reported to the
Senate. appropria,eS S2L6i7,2j9, an IN
.rease over the House bill Of Sl,O3TtO2,
and a decrease Of S26,ol2 from the esti-
mate.
John ". Drew. druggist. and Augustus
Gurrdorf furniture dealer were arrested
yrstrr,lav charged with completely IN the
Navy Drpartmpnt frauds
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-22
IN THE RIVER.
A strange Body Discovered In the kio
Grande.

A strange Body Discovered In the III"
Grande.
EAGLE Pass, Ten, June 2l.-lesterday
the badly decomposed body of an American
was found by some Mexicans in the Kio
Grande about twelve miles above here at the
inpction of Rodriguez Greek and the river
on the Mexican side. There were tour bull
L., holes in the body. The skull Was crush
81 and other evidences ofmurd,r shown.
The N body was brought ashore and buried o on
.bo MEXICAN side. There is no clue TO the
,nrr3erers mn or the name of the murdered
nan except that woman named Bell
thought thou it might possibly be her husband
a. s,,V one of the pockets of the dead man con-
,a;Ded a handkerchief she thought she rec
2nn;zed The body. however was no badly
decomposen as to preclude positive recoSn'-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-22
yi.iting DelsSstion of EIkS

Seventeen delegates from the Lodge No
R.P.O. Elks. of Pi,tsburg, are guests
20 the McLure House. The delegation Is
xnder corsmaud of Colonel Harry EllScr,
Of the rntsburg Opera House, and will lni-
tate npd receive into their body the recent-
" charss.ed lodge Of EIks Of this city to-
morrow evening nj Franzheims Hal. The
list Of aelegates rs as follows NJ b. lemon
H Virrheller. Harry Hobson. ". VI. Wal
lace, i. NJ. Dickson, DIR. NJ Mcdonald
James B. Stesn. sonen Wiley. ". 7. Beau
NOR. Lee Mcintyre, Philip Heiss, Lee A.
BehzhoTer. Thomas A. Lazzols, Harry
Fable. James Russell OsL A. Tanner
Hsyry FlkIpr and l.. A. Cole