Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-01-20

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paid for that capital in good, hard cash,
and he, for one, wanted to see it left were
it is.
That Proclamation.
Mandan Pioneer: Any one who knows
Mr.. Standish-who calls to mind the firm
lines in his forehead-the strong stride
with which he walks-the unwavering
curve to his Sips-the power he possesses
as attorney general of this state-will for
a moment believe that he is fooling when
he says that the blind pig must go.
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Steele Ozone: Attorney-G General Stan
dish has issued his proclamation in which
he says the office will, if necessary. hire
more clerks and will sit up nights until
the cOntraDand liquor trade is wiped out.
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Cakes independent: Parties who be-
lieve the full text of that edict will not be
strictly adhered to or that it's a bluff, will
find out to their sorrow that they were
labOring under a delusion.
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Mayville Tribune: We have it from
good authority that five or six saloons are
running wide open, right under the noses
Of Brother Standish n his fellow
officers on their inauguration day. How
ever, Brother StandiSh is quoted as saving
he would close 'em up p. d. Or words
similar in their import.
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North Dakota Independent: ATTORNEY
General Standish did the wise thing in
issuing his ukase to the blind piggers.
Hereafter, if the piggers do any plugging
they do it at their own risk.
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Valley City Times-Record: All com
plants will receive prompt attention from
the attorney general, who says he will
work night and day to stamp out violations
OF the law. Standlsh was elected by dem
Ocratic votes.
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Casselton Reporter: The only way to
determine the good qualities of law is to
enforce it, then if it is not a success it can
be repealed or amended to make it more
effective. Attorney General Standish evil
IDENTIFY takes his view of the matter in his
notice to blind plggers to vacate, which
appears elsewhere in this issue, and he
should be earnestly supported in his efforts
to enforce this law.
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jamestown Alert: The efforts of the at.
torney general to stop illegal traffic in lio.
uor are believed to be sincere, but he is
practically alone in the attempt. The ma
lOrlty OF people in the towns where the
violations exist are opposed to the law
first and to the blind pigs next. The re.
submission of the question and the repeaI
OF the imprisonment penalty is due the
people or the state. Close the blind pigs
IT possible, but repeal the law, anyhow.
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Cakes Republican: Surely it would seem
if the sightless pigs are not made wild and
SHY and run out, it will be strange indeed
Il Homeliest Alan in bismarck,
AS we'll as the handsomest. and Others
are invited to call on any druggist and
get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam
for the threat and lungs, a remedy that
is selling entirely upon it's merits and is
guaranteed to relieve and cure all
chronic and acute coughs asthma
bronchitis and consumption. Large
bottles 50 cents and 81.
bismarck EuSin ess Men in Dickinson,
An important transfer OF Dickinson
property was made On Tuesday. T. F
NcNair selling his twenty. five foos lot and
building on Willard street to Irving c
DeGratf, of Bismarck, for a consideration
OF $4,000, cash down, say the Dickinson
Press. Mr.. McNair will continue the use
of his tonsorial parlors until the first OF
April, When the new owner will tear on,
the old building and commence the cree.
ton OF IL W. .stOry brick veneered block,
with French plate glass front. covering the
full width of tie lot and extending back
eighty five to one hundred feet. Mr. De.
Graft is a thorough business man who has
carried on q successful boot and shoe trade
in Bismarck for Il long time. He does not
give up mis- business at the capital city,
but gives his personal attention to the new
Dickinson boot and shoe store, which is
expected will be ready to open for trade as
early as June l. Mr.. DeGratf has one OF
the best business locations in town, and
the Press bespeaks for him a large trade in
his new store.
Bucklcn' $ Arnica Salve,