Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-14
farmer, or his horses, il he be a stock

farmer, or his horses, il he be q stock
man. or his trade, if he be q merchant.
He sympathizes deeply with the
farmer if the crop has been poor, with
the stockman If his horses have been
ailing and with the merchant if trade
has been bad. Then he tickles the
vanity of the family by inquiring about
the babies, and swears by all that's good
and holy that the baby Of every man
with whom he talks is the finest speci-
men of babyhood in creation.
Incidentally he leads the conversation
around to the coming election, and
sounds his companion as to how he feels.
Then he tells the voter what q b. of
q good fellow so-and-so is, and how much
he has done and will do for the poor
farmer, or the stockman or the mer-
chant, as the case may be. Then he
steers the voter inside somewhere and
offers him a dr., cigar, and then they
lock arms, ard each thinks the other
the incest fellow in the world.
And so it goes. Just before election
everybody is a nice fellow, u gentlemen
in fact a prince. And after election
aye, there comes the rub.
Coal Industry On the Increase.
Senator McGillivray, while in Fargo
recently said that never in the history of
the mines, has the demand been SO great
for coal as it is at present, and orders
are now in for 1000 tons. Operation
will begin in about ten days, when a
force of over fifty men will be put to
work. One thing that has caused delay
in their progress was the difficulty of
coming to a satisfactory settlement of
the d~ifferential, and nov that the mat
ter seems to be amicably adjusted, they
will proceed and meet all demands.
"We have a very fine COAL" said he,
"and at the new rate for shipment, we
see no reason why it will not be made a
great industry and of vast value in
North Dakota. I cannot say much on
politics, only that we have a very pecu.
liar campaign on. It is a campaign
where a great deal of thinking and read
ing is beng done, and to judge from
past records this ought to be advanta-
geous to the republican party"
More Coal.
The Bismarck coal syndicate, which
was organized several years ago for the
purpose of developing the coal mines in
the vicinity of Bismarck, have gotten to
work in earnest. They have sent out
men to the mines, about twenty miles
north of the city, to examine the mines,
build a road thereto, place machinery
and begin operations. AS soon as affairs
are in running order the earth will be
called upon to deliver up it's treasures,
and coal galore will be furnished farmers
and all others who wish to use it. Coal
will be on sale this fall and winter on
the ground where it is mined-section
Is, township l42, range 80.
1t Should Be in Eevry House.
j. B. Wilson, 81 Clay St., Sharpsburg
Pa. says he will not be without DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds. that it cured his wife who was
threatened with pneumonia after an at
tack of ala grippe" when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her nc good. Robert Barber, of
C%ooksport, Pa, claims DR.. Kings New
Discovery has done more good than any,
thing he every used for lung trouble.
Nothing like it. Try it. Free trial bot
ties at Tenney &Remington's Drug Store
Large bottles, SOC. and $l.00. 5
HOw's This?
Mandan Pioneer: Here is a definite
statement of a WELD of oats on MI. H.