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Carriers Little Liver Pills are free from
all crude and Irritating matter. Con-
centraied medicine only; very small;
very easy To tsliei no pain; no gripping;
no purging.
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As the doctor turned sadly away from
the patient whom he found using DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, he said: at beats
me every timeu
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Legitimate Barb Wire Can hG paTGlaslL

.gnF~rHERE ARE SEVERAL STYI,Ft
OF barb wire duly licensed by the own.
erS ofalI patents governing the manufacture
OF oarb wire md bearing their license etamr
and we would recommend their use. if AHA,
a thorough inVestiga ion ul the true merits
OF our wire and It's present low prices, YOU
nnd that you can afford 10 purchase any
other style or Inferior grade of wire. INQUIRE
Tor the genuine GLIDDEN. sold only by ~ or
our appointed agencies througn out the state.
lew OF whom We mime, ~ follOWs.
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Though pure and simple aud 50 mild,
II mig be us Il by any child,
Yet SOHODD 4 Is 50 swift aud uro
That mouth and teeth with won lrnus speed
From tartar aud from faint are freed
TIL they become sW eet, white and pure.
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or Leave al Herald office. fepH
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WILL GIVE OAt THOUSAND 01LLAA,

For any case OF the following diseases which
the medical faculty have pronounced IN
durable that
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Galvanized or Painted.

AH@N'ih sihENSIhb l,0OU POUNDS.
ls made from No. u STEEL WIRES.
EVENLY TWISTED and is warran
&d TO be uniformly stronger and to
present more Darbs per rod, being NJ the
ssme time lighter, with the same size o
main wires, than any lther style. In roMse-
quence OF these combined advantages, we
nave good reason 10 believe that its saleB are
1--WE I'll rs GREATER IMAM the united
sales OF all others. After rovi wing /, above
Matemenls and facts, the question arises:
Can purchasers aiord TO make series oi
experiments with Other cheaper aud less
widely known styles and grades of wire,
winch is manufactured without license,
ana by discourse SubiectiHg themselves 10
sssesstuents for damages by the United States
Courts? II Is possible that the manufactur.
ers OF unlicensed barb wire may fer to pro.
iect their patrons; but when this protection
IL ole ed we respectfully suggest that you
lhVes igrte the responsibility Of the guarnn-
tfeors, While we disc 81 N any intention OF
monopoll2ng the barb wire business, our
tenders Will please remember thqt there are
lew, II any, articles manufactured which
leave no small a margin between actual (rst
cost Rnd the price at which
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again remind their patrons Of the
sale which is taking place in their linen
department,snd refer them to this days
advertisement, which, among many
bargains offered, contains an itemized
list of some special reductions in MAR.
SETTLES SPREADS, TABLE LINEN AND
TOWELS. These goods will only be- sold
to-day and tomorrow at prices they are
quoted at. Customers will please b ar
III mind that we will not sell these goods
at reduced figures after tomorrow
night.
Don't fail to read our offerings of
TRANSPARENT AND DADo SHADES,
also advertised in our regular columns
to-day. We claim to have done some
unmerciful cutting, and you will find
wo are correct in our assertion. Just
think of il! Wa are selling
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WANfED-ro EEFAIR FUFNTTTs,
or all kinds, upholstery, yarnisSili
pollsnlng pianos; forniturc pac{es for I shII
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l. be lot near Ciy Par, win BE- exchas,
"a LOT shallei lo', 'arer town, or traded
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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16

IA STONY Is told Of an interview be-
tween some prominent democrats and
the president, over the refusal to re-
nove the republicans who are still hold
Ing the fat places iil the district of Col
umbia. When the president said to a
leading democrat. who acted as speaker
for the delegation, that the present Of
ficials were not removed because they
were good officers, he replied; Good.
ness has nothingsto do with IL. We have
worked for these places, and we want
them. What do you suppose,we have
been working for, all these years, main
tanning IN organization, without even a
vote IN the national convention, If not
Tor the 0fficesg No more money. no
more professions or mass meetings viii
pc seen in this district, without we are
recognized. Indeed; I shall not be sur
iifised to find our clubs and conventions
NHhanding soon, II things don't take q
tumble.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16

The Jim" is booming.
Full line of felt boots and rubbers at
Humphrey Bros.
Mrs. Fred. Strong is visiting her old
home in New York
A brother Of A. H. Dayton was out
from Minnesota on visit last week
A. Lier, our blacksmith, is in Groton
this week and his place is supplied by
Mr.. John Berke.
The title of papa is now accorded
r. N. Won Tobel anS1 pound daughter
having recently taken up her abode in
his family,
The chairman of the town committee
called caucus for this evening TO send
a delegation to Warner tomorrow to
attend the district commissioner con.
vention, but as it has been decided to
nominate a commissioner in the reg
ular county convention there will be no
caucus tonight
The political engine of Brown county
is being thoroughly oyerhauled and her
whistle will doubtless be blown in a
few days so that all may know that the
old machine is once more ready for
'favors" Of course politics through.
out the county will not be as interesting
this fall as usual, but in this district we
have commissioner to elect and there
are; we believe, two candidates in the
field, and we have heard only from the
west end of the district
Ipswich Tribune: One day this
week, while leading COW to water, a
son of Hiram Mills, living near Powell
met with 4 fatal and distressing acci
dent. He fastened the rope around his
body, and the COW, becoming frightened
started and ran, dragging him and
causing his death. He was about Il
years of age!
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CIRCULAR.

YANKToN, Oak, Oct. 3, 1885. The
board Of county commissioners and
judges Of election are notified that un-
der the law, and Che provisions by the
ordinance of the constitutional. con-
yention, it will be necessary to provide
separate ballot boxes for the election
held under the territorial laws and
that held for the constitution and state
officers,
j All votes cast for the officers to be
elected under the ordinary territorial
laws, should be cast in one box, and all
votes cast for the officers and matters
voted for. under the constitution should
be cast in a separate box. III.
HUGH J. Campbell, Pres't.
JOSEPH RI HANSON,
E. r. BEBEE,.
s. 4G. UrDYKE,
d0HN CAIN,
JAMES Al. WARD,
A. j. SIMMONS, 81
State Executive Com.
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PRIESTS ON A sTRlkE.
Many Weeks In which There Were Meth
er Marriages Nor Caristenings.
ff,nnrtan n4inay,ta r. n4tar5

Many Weeks In Which There Were Meth
er Marriages Nor chr;stenings.
[Constantinopc Letter.l
Strikes occur often enough in the Wesi
yet doubt whether one OF such a 10
character has ever taken place as hi
VIII ch has just run its course in Bulgar
The whole of the parish priests simultant
ously struck work throughout Bulgaria an
for several weeks, away from the lars,
towns, there was no getting either christ,
ened, married, or buried. The reason fl
this unwonted and very unclerical Gttilud
was the stoppage of their stipend on th
part of the Government on the plea tha
they were violating the conditions upos
which they were being paid Whe
Bulgaria first started to run alone, wishi Z
to emulate greater COUNTRIES, it was de.
cided by those who shaped the Govern
ment that the clergy should be paid By
the State, SO that they should be no longel
dependent upon the ofeHings Of the people
1t was, understood that they were to re-
ceivs no fees for the performance OF ttiiiei
duties. It was found, however, that, wall,
taking pay from the Government with tlss
one hand, they were squeezing the Villages
quite as much as ever with the other. Nc
one who has not lived among the Bulgarian
peasantry can form an idea of the bigotry
and superstition with which their sluggish
minds are overawed and the power enjoyec
by the priests. The Government, finding
that the measure Of relief intended hac
failed to hit the mark, struck out from tht
last budget the item for the maintenauct
of the rural clergy, with the result afore.
mentioned. The people sided with tn,
priests, as might have been expected, anc
the crisis terminated in the defeat of th,
Bulgarian Government and the pa ymen
of the allowances as before.
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Mrs. Norton arrived this morning
from Glendive, Mont, to attend the fu-
neral obsequies of her mother, Mrs,
Tannehill.
The chairman of the town board Of
supervisors, accompanied by a number
of citizens, located cemetery Thurs
day morning on the northeass corner ct
the Fisher & Foster eighty" The
tract embraces five acres and is very
desirable site
ADVERTISED LETTERS Following
is a list Of letters remaining uncalled
for at the Warner postoffice for the
month ending Oct 10, 1886
Cloughs Mrs. Kate Powers, Chas.
Haney, Mrs. VIM Holeran, Matti
Shoemaker, Chas.
Parties calling for above letters
please say advertised.
N. T. GILBERT, PM;
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nradame snioked n.
[Detroit Journal ]


Women are capable of heroic acts In
these DAYS Of commonplace as in the AM
azonian times. A Cuban gentleman and
his wife, an American lady, arrived from
the Bermudas q few days ago. She was
evidently very i'll, and when they were
detained by the Custom House Inspector,
whom the Cuban assured would find
nothing dutiable in the hand bag, he in
sisted upon examining. After rummsging
around he found box containing ten
packages of cigarettes. Then the inspector
was triumphant, for the law allows d pas.
sengeT to bring only one hundred cigarettes
forpersonal use free Of duty. He was
about to pronounce sentence upon the
Cuban, when his wife stepped forward,
trembling with weakness, and said: sThe
second hundred are for my own uses sir.r
'sThpn madame can not object to smok.
ing ore," said the Inspector with sneer.
"Certainly, will smoke<pne, and she
smoked zone of th6&trcng Havana Gig
arettes. On their way. to 4lse ST James
Hotel she was terribly |9k, and had ts
atop at DOCTORS for an hour.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16

Groton butchers were down here on
Saturday last to procure stock for their
business.
The rain of Saturday night last will
do some good, though it seemed most
too long delayed.
JCharley Hackett has finished his fall
plowing- he being the first to com
mence and the first to finish.
The water in the river is rising stead
ily-the reason whereof we cannot ex-
plain, unless there has been heavy
rains to the north of us.
Bickell with his steam thresher, is do
ing some good work in our neighbor-
hood, and the business of threshing is
progressing quite satisfactorily.
J. B. Churchill is building a new
granary capable of containing six
thousand bushels of grain, which he
expects to fill when he completes
threshing.
The wind blew almost gale from
the south during the most of last week
and made it uncomfortable for most
kinds of labor. To-day, the 18th, the
breeze is from the northwest.
j. X. Chandler has bought out his
former partner, Wagner, in the steam
threshing establishment and is now sole
owner. of the same, which guarantees
that hereafter good work and salts
faction to employers will be given.
Mr.. Daniel E1patrick and family
from Hokah, Houston county, Mimi,
are now in this town stopping with j,
B. Churchill, whose wife was former
acquaintance of the people--by the
way, Mr.. f. was a pupil in the schools
taught By ye scribe in the long ago.
The price of wheat huctuates SO
much that our farmers hesitate to sell,
which we think is mistaken policy
unless they can afford to hold it until
late In the winter, as there is no, pros.
pect. OF an advance for some months
A still-hunt, non n-adyertised gathering,
yeceped caucus, was held at the Nc
Caughey school house on Saturday
night last These caucuses and bother
atipns arc the result of the farce down
at Sioux Falls, as our general election
was not to take place this year
| There are some people still, who, MOI
having the fear Of God or the terrors d
the law before their eyes, viii careless
lysset out fires these windy days ant
thereby cause grcatloss of property. A
little admonition in the way Of fines
and punishments would do something
TOWARDS curtailing this habit
| Oct. II, 1885 LORENZO.
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n n t. -
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16

at this convention the delegates re-
presenting county commissioner dis
tricts Nos. and will nominate candi-
dates to be voted for at the ensuing
election.
1t is recommended that caucuses be
held at the usual polling places in the
several precincts on Saturday preceding
the convention at pm.
Also, ii is recommended that three
delegates be chosen to represent the
territory lying southo of the 46th parallel
and north of Brown county, who shall
have a voice and vote in the convention
in the selection of candidates for the
legislature.
BY order of committee.
Ci NJ! CANNON, I'D. REEVES,
Secretary. Chairman.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16
Republican Caucus.

In pursuance to the above call for a
republican county convention, caucus
will be neld in the several townships as
follows:
Newhope-Saturday the nth inst, at
7:3O p. M, at school house near j. L..
Lavigne's. ls s
Warner-Saturday, the nth inst, at
7:30 p m, in the town hall
!. Gem Saturday, the 18th inst, at p.
m, at school house No. A.
Rondell--Saturday, the 18th inst, at
7:3O p rn,, at Humphrey Bros. store.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16

The mandamus proceedings instituted
by the Bismarck gang to compel Treas
urer Raymond to receive the capital
commission warrants in payment for
taxes, have not yet been terminated.
The probabilities are, however, that the
mandamus will be sustained, and that
the territorial treasurer will be directed
to received these warrants in liquida-
ton of territorial taxes This being the
case it might be well for county treas
urers, whose counties are in debt to the
territory, to await the termination OF
this suit, before paying over to the
treasurer the amounts due: If it is lie
cided that these warrants must be re-
ceived for taxes, then let the county
treasurers purchase sufficient amount
of them, which they can readily do at a
discount, to liquidate the debt of their
county to the territory. BY this means
county treasurers will be enabled to
make a handsome saving to their coun-
ty, and thus. the old saying, that it's an
i'll wind that blows nobody good, be
verified Il Yankton Telegram.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16

A TELEGRAM from Deadwood, where
the supreme court was recently in ses-
sion, says Chief Justice Edgerton has
rendered his resignation for the purpose
of entering the field against Judge
Moody for the United States senate.
His resignation was placed in the hands
of Bartlett Trip, several days ago, to
take to Washington. Tripp, doubtless,
will be appointed to the vacancy.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16
Republican County Convention.

A republican county convention will
be held at Armory hall, Aberdeen, on
Monday, October 10Th, 1885, at 12m., to
select 12 delegates to attend the state
convention to be held at Huron on
Wednesday, October 21st, 1885, also to
Nominate:
Two state senators and four repre-
sentatives.
One county judge!
To be voted for at the regular election
to be held on Tuesday, November Sd,
1885.
The several precincts of the county
will be entitled to representation as fol-
1Owsi
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16

~ CnUvn rvI e,s.~, t..4ratS.a2 ytUrraI -, pay
able to cash" hesefour signedit, each
being responsible for two hundred and
fifty thoussad dollars apiece, and to.
|gether they went to the Bank of Cal
Efornia. The check was never used,
but is kept by the Murphy family,
FRAMED, as a relic of the most money
ever put ona piece of paper outside
lof bank check by any four rnen.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16

IT would appear that NJ H. Day has
lost his grip in Washington. The re-
cent appointments Of register and re-
ceiver of the Huron land Office are said
to have been made in the face of the
committeeman bitter opposition.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16

HURRAH for Ohio! The buckeye state
rolls up a majority of 10000 for Foraker
the republican candidate for governor
and returns republican Legislature in
the face of a prohibition vote of 20,000,
New York's turn next, and then and
them
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16
nisslontion Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given thar the partnership hercS
tofo1e existing between X, Chandler and j. w.
Wagner, under the name Of Chandler & Wagner, j.
this day dissolved by mutual consent. * Cham
der continues the business and collects all debts and
assumes all liabilities Of said firm.
7. X. CHANDLER.
J. w. WAGNER
Warner, OAK, October i, 1885.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16

Now that Ohio has returned to its
old love we may expect to see the
heads drop of with bewildering rasidity.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16
RONDELL.

NOTICE-C.1. Humphrey is our authorized agent
at Rondellto receive subscriptions and advertising
for THE SUM- Such business ihtrusted TO his care
viii receive prompt attention.