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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23

In the death of Mr.. A. S. Hughes,
our citizens lose an upright, honorable
man, and the Berkeley Bar one of its
most promising and energetic young
members. Blessed with kind, affable
disposition, a noble ambition and d
warm heart for the Affections of his fell
low-men, he won the respect and admi-
ration Of all who knew him. But, a
Divine Providence, gently called his
soul from it's tenement of clay, and
stopped the pain and suffering, which
had stolen from his cheek the rose of
health, and from his bosom, the vigor
of youthful manhood. He will be miss
ed. The deep sympathy of his friends
is with his grief-strickenm other,
and the other members OF the family
circle.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23

WHEN man is nominated for a po-
sition within the gift of the people, it is
absolutely right and necessary they
should be acquainted with his past ac-
tions, present opinions and future inten
tions. These, they should know, to be
able to administer rebuke or praise,
defeat or elect. But it is wrong, I'M
christian, and uncalled for, to loose the
sluice gates OF mud and filth. Berkeley
county gentlemen and politicians, use
every honest effort to defeat the man or
men, whom you believeit would be an
injury to our material prosperity and
progress to elect, but go not into the
beaten paths Of vulgarism and falsehood.
Be true TO your hearts advice and
prompting, but Danish the degrading,
nasty system, so prominent in past cam
paigns, of falsely and wrongfully injur-
ing the regulations of your fellow.men.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23

Mr.. JAMES OWEN O'CoNNoR as
Hamlet at the Central Opera House,
Monday night, was very good His
voice alone, was somewhat low and in
distinct, bat his gestures and persotiti-
cations were excellent. We dislike TO
allude to the disorder and rowdyism
manifested by some persons in the rear
benches II was disgusting We be-
seech the management to preserve order
and decofum at all hazard
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23
Martinsburg oct. 20, 1886.

Dear Gentlemen.
In answer to your oft repeated query /:
Where shall go for clothing and furnish
ing goods we beg to suggest In the Ever
EFT House Building, and, in doing so, of
fer the following very good reasons, why
the suggestion should be followed. In the
first place you'll find there alarger stock
of these goods than you can possibly find
anywhere else in the city--a stock that is
so complete and comprehensive that you
will look in vain for the omission OF a SIM
gle item in the whole category of these and
other wearing requisites. Because, too,
the goods displayed there are far above the
average in every feature Of excellence,
speaking from an artistic as we'll as from
a merely practical standpoint. In addi-
ton to this the stock is so displayed the
buyers have every advantage that can be
secured them by plenty of room, plenty Of
light and plenty of opportunity for COM
parison. But all this only lead us to
the most important reason OF all, and that
is that you will pay less for the goods you
buy there than you would be compelled to
pay in all the stores in the city. We may
not be altogether disinterested in this
matter, but believe us, interested or not,
its good advice we're giving you when we
advise you to go 20 the finest clothing and
furnishing goods store in the city.
BALTIC. CLOTHING HOUSE,,
j Brafman
lgnfa .nIn..,. r.. "a ,,,o.~
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23
Personal.

Miss Mamie Grant, OF Shepherds
town was here this week
Miss Alice III. Walton, OF Woodstock,
Va, is visiting Mrs. Jos. III. Shaffer,
DR.. Willie Hollis, with his wife ard
children. are visiting his father, at Ger
ardstowD.
Sheriff Geo, A. Chrisman is visit
ing at West River, Md, endeavoring 10
improve his health.
Hon. Joseph 5. Duckwall and Col.
j. 5. Flagg,of Morgan county, were In
town Monday, on business.
Miss Mamie Campbell, after spending
several months with her uncle, Hon, K.
Boyd Faulkner, returned TO her home
at Hopkinsville, KY, on Monday.
While here she made many friends and
formed many pleasant aequaintances-
Hons. Daniel b. Lucas, John Blair
Hoge and Mr.. a. II. Pendleton spent
couple of days at our Court this week,
and also participated in the funeral ser
vices of their esteemed friend and pro-
fessional brother, Alex, ). Hughes.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23

On Monday night the small hoy will
be abroad in THE land, and his gleeful
strain; "Hallow Eve Hallow Adaml''
will be increased in volume by the thud,
thud, bang. OF The cabbage stalk and
pumpkin rine. Mo nlay night il MAll
Hallow E'en.n The young ladies will
also be actively cceupieii In the witch
ing, happy? task Of dIvining their nn.
known, future husbands.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23

SOME Of our exchanges are circula-
ting the report that Kerosene viii re-
move stains from furniture. We beg
leave to add, by way of caution to the
readers OF the INDEPENDENT, that 1t
has also been known to remove the fur
niture, stains and all, with the stove
and a red headed servant girl thrown 10,
oftimes. n
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23
Mr.. CnARLEs FELpMAN. has been

Mr.. CHARLES FELDMAN, has been
made passenger agent at Hagerstown.
Charley was ac ting in the capacity Of
passenger agent and freight agent. The
business Of the Office increased sorapid-
ly, that another man was appointed as
freight agent, and Mr.. +. has now full
control of the passenger business. We
extend our congratulation to the de-
serving passenger agent.
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FROM A GRAND ARMY MAN.
ELlIcorr CRY, MD, June s, 1881.

ELLICOTF IITT, MD, JUne >, IV54,
Dear ,ssF.A rhave beer a sufferer for
longtime with dyspepsia, and have, tried
most every thing in the way Of medidine,
but nothing gave me any relief. | procur-
ed one bottle OF your 'sABoMANNA," and
had only been taking it about SIX days
when began to feel it was doing me good.
j told number OF my neighbors what IL,
had done for me and they commenced us
ing ii, and all agree with me that it is the
only medicine that will do all that IL Is re-
commended 20 do. One thing about CARO-
MAMMA" while it1s acting and cleansing
up, adds new strength and imparts new
vigor. do not think can say too much
in favor Of it. You are free to use my
name in any way you see best, to proclaim
the merits Of "ARoMANNA." II will pay
any guffprQr Ia try III sNH
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tr a. cstablishcd faet that the Mar.
tinsbnrg Pottery i tu4t ING astae very
best ware. Persons In need e crckery
will consult their interest ~ 5ea,lnn al
roctly with the manufactures. an orders
addressed TO Y A. BOYER, will receive
prompt attenton. Special Inducements
to dealers.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23

THE Wheeling Registers correspnn-
dent says of the joint debate between
Flick and Wilson, at Phillippi, recent
IL. that the former ale the latter's flesh
and picked his teeth with the bones.
The writer is a postmaster, Gall by
name gall by nature. We Just bet he
turned things rightside wrong.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23


IN WORKING ORDER. - The tele-
phones are all in good working order
now, and giving general satisfaction.
Miss Rose Weaver is the day operator
and Mr.. Lewis Gerhardt is on deck at
night. One merchant was inclined to
feel somewhat disagreeable on Monday
night. "Hello centrall' he yelled
whats wanted ~ asked the operator.
"Call No. ----. No. - was called,
and happened to be a druggist. The
caller whispered softly in the tube !;
"Baby is sick. Measly sick. Send
down Immediately, a bottle of paregor-
ic, a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's soothing
syrup, and" there the operator switch
ed on No. -, at which a farmer was
attempting to call up hardware deal
er,) three shovels, 100 yards barbed
fence wire, grind stone, and" (again,
the operator switched on fellow who
imagined he was talking to a tomb
stone cutlery ian Italian tombstone,
with raised letters The hnmor Of
the druggist can be better imagined
than described. In talk with him
afterwards he remarked 81 had start
ed to ill the order. a young lady was
standing by the counter, When the
thing hummed outl Three shoves,
100 yards Of barbed fence wire and a
grindstone,' I looked awful foolish, and
was just going to hollow in reply 4
don't keep hardware goods I when the
blamed thing blurted out land an
italian tombstone, with raised letters! Y
That was too much for mortal forbear
ance! pressed my lips to the tube
and gave the caller hail Colum bia. But
/ bet no one heard the message but the
operator. Poor baby, it was sadly neg.
lected."
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THE BEST CHILL. MEDICINE.
SALISBURY, Mr., Aug. 1873,

SALISBURY, My, Aug. 1881.
Dear Sci had the aglIe aud chills and
fever for six months, Ind taken several
different medicines, nut none done me any
good. Through the Recommendation Of Il
friend was induced to try ~AmonANNA.'s
used one bottle aud have not bad q chill
since JOHNPArsVNs,
SALISBURY, Mn, May Is, is~ss.
Dea9 Sfr:-I was cured or Dyspepsia by
using two bottles Of sARoAANNA.5 -
MARY HEARN.
Price % and - cts. Sold by A. M. On.
bert, Martnsburg, and country dealers.
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Mn. AND MRs. john Keller return
rtheirgrateful thanks to the young lad
les and gentlemen who rendered such
Efficient assistance at the banquet given
to the Knights of Pythias on Tuesday
night.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23

A GOOD boy win not lie on pilfer or
be disgraceful to old persons or stay out
late at nights, rather than read and inn
prove himself at home. Such boys
should always be encouraged and will
always have friends. What mean
creature boy must be who fails to
stop, hink and do right.
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THE COLD WAVE HAS CoME 4


THE COLD WAVE HAS COME AND
il you need suit, set it now, no matter
what quality or style you desire, or for
what use you wish to put it to-, GET 1T
NOW. If you want q working suit, GET
TT NOW. Iryou want a dress suit, GET
IF NOW. Ifyou need any sort Of suit
or oyercoat, GET1T NOW. If you are a
laborer, a skilled mechanic, salesman,
clerk, business man, employer or employ
ee, no matter what your vocation may be
If you need anything in the way Of cloth
ing, for MAN, BOY or CHILD. GET 1T
NOW Our stock is the largest, most
carefully selected stock eferearfied, and
that means it exceeds Iii all RESPECTS any
similar assortment shown, and rep esents
everything new, novel and substantial,
Every garment guaranteed the hes for the
price any where in the city 1t VIII pay
you to deal with us
BALTIC. CLOTHING HOUSE.
j. Rrafman, Sole Manufacturers.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23

THE THIRD PARTY IN THIS CAM
PAIaN--Many q just cause has been
lost because of the unpropitious time of
it's hearing, or it's unwnolesomv Sal-
roundings. Men reason from cause to
effect, not the reverse. A glance at the
prohibition question will suffice to con-
vince the candid mind, that disaster
and delay will only ensue from it's pres
ent agitation. The proper way to de-
eide this great question is to educate
the public mind against intemperance.
What is gained by making tia political
question ? Take the States in which
prohibition has been granted and OBJ
tains foothold, and what effect upon the
people has it made ? Statistics prove
that it has been an utter failure. Why2
Because tke bitter enmities and animos-
tiles engendered by political contests
bear their fruit forever, and the fight
only becomes more stubborn and unpro-
fitable. In this district the temperance
people have placed Candidate III the
field simply to defeat the Republican
ticket. This is apparent. Just as st.
John, the paid exponent of prohibition,
defeated Blaine, the great American
leader, and was used as tool by the
Democratic party, SO will the Demo
cratic press urge Mr.. Siler to make his
fight, at the same time laughing glee-
fully at the utter hopelessness of his
cause, and pleased with the tendency it
has to injure the Republican ticket.
But the game won't win. The sur
roundings are too evident; the honest
prohibitionists denounce the scheme.
The Democratic press catches at every
stick that will form "a raft on which
their party may drift to the shore, and
they compliment the prohibition nomi-
nee very sweetly.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23

The carpet trade must be good as we
notice Emmert 4 Fiery sending them
TO all parts of the town aud county
this week Homemade rag especial
~.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23

can furnish Doors, Frames and Doors,
Window Frames. sssh and Shutters.
Brackets and Balustrades or turn.
ed--mouldings Of al kinds slate roof
ing done to order, frora 5000 square
aud upwards. CalQon them 1t the cid
planning mill, foot OF Maple Avenue, near
-, 4 O. Freight Depot.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23

Vases, Toilet Sets ana baaieS Aand
satehels, are beirg closed out worry cheap,
1T FOUTS DRUG STGisE Actua. value
not considered when selling shesn
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Violinsl Violns Gail ard examine
the violins at fOUTs DRUG STORE
The Cheapest Violins. considering quail
ity, ever sold in Martipsburg.
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School Girls Lullaby.

MAMMA please buy my shoes at G. +
HERRING'S cheapsshoe house An tho
girls II our school wear lis warranted
shoes, and he sells It p oe.is less than
any other store.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-23

Indellible Tablets for marking i'nen
&c, only 10 cts ut FOuIs Think of
it, only 10 cents
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EOISINS shoes Car iadsfs and Misses,
just received q new and neautifnl iiue of
these tlegan goods. III Ladies iino kid
BUTTON B0oTatss.o1 is Il beaNty. FOR
sale only " GETTINGER a llokE.
Queen street
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j. Q. MOONEY, Adjutn7st.
A. ID. Reynolds, Post No. 20, q. a.. II.
Price % and 70 cents. Sold by A.. M. Gill
bert, Martinsburg, and country dealers.
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ITCH, Prairie Mango, and Scratches
of every kind cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by John
Lee FOut.
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EIGHT boys, varying from fourteen
to eighteen years Of age, were sentenced
to jail for various pilfering, during the
present term Of Court, No doubt they
first commenced tie businessby lying,
and then remained out at night after
honest people had gone TO bed. Some
say they are out visiting the girls. Pa
rents who have daughters, see to itthat
they do not entertain too late. It'll in
discrete SO TO do.
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STORE FIXTURES.

Ootmeal Soap left, 1T FoUTs DRUG
STORE.
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The cool weather has not affected Mug
wurnp, which continued to boom. II is
still the popular beverage Five cents
per glass, at FOUT'S DRUG STORE.
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THE most reliable family medicine, DR.
}. c. Calhouns, Anti Dyspeptic Vegetable
Compound Cathartie Pills, sold by A. NJ.
GILBERT.
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Don't wait, Get the first ehniee IRON our
bright, new stock of
MEMS. BOYS AND cnLpnEN's FASHION
ARLE CLOTHING AND GifNr's FUE
NfsnING coon.
Prices which will startle ayer, bosiy. Pco-
pie Of taste and economy, now il Your
chance,
Our success is da.iy endorsed by hosts of
delighted buyers. Every article offered is
i Bargain. Come me and all.
Any one ,ooutd make q I. IS ffthcyacere
IN oia ~. WE think 4 Is not only our
right but our duty, 10 make i little noise
just at this time, because our elegant new
stock is something worth making 0 fuss
about 1t has never been our pleasure to
offer you SO complete an assortment OF
uniformly desirable styles, neither have we
ever before been able to offer yoli scale Of
prices SO low rs we are now placing these
valuable new goods. Therefore we think
1t in the line Of our duty 70 noise that we
are engaged IN the general distribution OF
Bargains among the wise buyers OF this
vicinity. We think It your right 20 know
about this. and 20 enjoy the benefits of our
Splendid Offerings u you 50 desire.
THE BOYS WERE NOT FORGOTTEN
when we bought our New Stock. On the
contrary, We had them constantly IN mind.
Whenever our buyer saw bargain in
something especially nice and stylish in
BOYS CLOTHING, he captured the lot, con-
sequently we are heavily stocked with this
class of goods, and having bought them at
very favorable rates, we offer all varieties,
sizes and styles atprices won .erfally low
EVERYTHING NEw IN GENTS NEcKwEAR.
We can't describe our Stock; we can't
tell you anything about ". You must see
it. All the natty new styles. all the new
colors, all the new shapes II they were
not half so desirable our prices would sell
them. Come quick if you want them.
"EYerything goes ~ NJ hsAr
We advertise Bargains, we give Bar
gains. We want YOU to investigate the
| goods and prices OF the Hfra
GENTEEL CLOTHIERs, aaYF
THOMPSON g. TALLER.
No 81 Queen ST.
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FOX Building Matefial astl se Roof
ing, call on MALLS t'a., ii aii SAsh
Factory. nae II
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Strange Phenomenas.


GREAT cyclonein LADIES ! Fess shoes.
People coming mile = secure oar
shoes.
WE wILLsfIL You
Custom Made very fine worth $s.60fr
s226
Ladies Pebble Button worth $3.50 FOR
Sf25
Ladies High Button Boots worth ss.75
forS27s
Fine Glove 'rcp opc i Ice worth saoc
FOR Sl.50
Genuine French Kid Drcss yorth 500
Cor sl.s5
Lady wearing our guaraf eecs
shoes oad rot perfectly satisfied.
Will pluase call mt once
REMEM aFRt
We give elegantly bound books away.
C.P. HERR i a Il 90.
!, Vine ewsk Shoe Dealers.
Cor Queen and Martin streets
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School ! ov to his "a.

PA, be sure to stop at G. y. HER.
KINGS and got pair Of bis guaranteed
shoes, that no sells at 81 IS. The boys
say they cant wear them out. Ills shoe
stock Is cnormous,and he gsts now styles
daily.
G. r. HERRING a cos.
Popular Cash House
Cor. Queen and Martin Sts.
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ANOTHER Of our citizens, Mr., M, y.
Campbellh has removed to washington.
Hewas one of the best Of Martinsburg's
shoe-makers and we wish him prosper
ity in the city of big buildings and
worthless Congressman.
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CLOTHIERs, 4Yl
THOMPSON g. TALLER.

No. 81 Queen ST.,
OFT. Martinsburg, W. Va.
N. B--A large invoice Of Thinks and
Nalses justreceived at reduced prices.
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Prices which will startle ever, bosly. Pco-
/ pie OF taste and economy, NOW il Your
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THE few straw hats look oh, so lone
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GREAT cyclonein LADIES ress shoes.
People coming miles Is secure oar
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THE knights of Pythias held full pos
session of the town on Tuesday.
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RABBITS are quite scarce in some
sections of the county.
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you know thal sAlA III. , %

Cor. Queen and Martln Sts.
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.. Co - r. LOOK
AND
You Will be Surprised,

Without Exaggcrationor misreprescnta-
tion our purchases in Stgtes Of f'aH aad
Hytafer Clothing have been
MARvELorsIY SUCCESSFULLY.
Don't wait, aet the first ehniee from our
bright, new stock of
MEMS, BOYS AND cuiLpREN's FASHION
AnI.l lI tN.rIIfMii Avn Gl.N.r.a nIrls--
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-09-30

AS anticipated, the republicans o.
this district have renominated Hon.
d. p. Marley. of West Branch for the
Legislature. The unanimity exhibit
ed at the convention will be continued
at the polls, and that justly, for the
candidate is well worthy the fullest
support of the people. Few men in
Michigan have ever entered the house
and taken a more advanced position
during their first term than he, and
few have been held in higher esteem
by their associates. AS chairman OF
the Judiciary, the most important
committee, he honored himself and the
district, and we predict his return by
largely increased majority.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-09-30
Jensrsonian simplicity.

This Is one of the chief chasacterls-
tics claimed for the corpulent gentle
man who occupies the executive chair
when he Is not fishing or hcnting In
the Adirondacks. The following re-
marks by the Reoses0, of Dennison,
Texas are therefore pertinents
''Grover Cleveland vetoed 1cs sold
ier's pension bills, which would have
added to the annual charge OF the
treasury the sum of $40, 600. This is
the sum withheld from 102 soldiers or
soldiers widows whom congress had
adjudged worthy of pensions. The
democrats place the achievement to
his credit as grand stroke OF public
economy. The president at the same
time, asked congress to make, in add
ton to all other appropriations, an
appropriation of S13, 600 for care OF
the greenhouse or flower conservatory.
The preSident did not veto that little
item He preferred that 1o2 ex-sold
iers should live in want and penury,
but his ideas of national economy die
not extend to the curtailnent OF ex
penses for flowers. Come to think o.
it, little over 81, 600 per month IL
rather an extravaganza flower bill
even for man of 90 and wife of 20
of rs see how much il Is per day2 On
lily 1852, Those boquets ought to b
very fine for that price. This beint
the era of Jeffersonian simplicity WI
QUITE So SIMPLE ha n 6s tastes ss Ssoaaaa cost
Only ss5, 81 per day forflowers. Hap
by country! Economic president
The soldiers or their widows ma.
starve, because they ought to have fol
lowed Growers example and waited un
til drafted and then sent substitute
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-09-30

One of the bills introduced into con.
gress by Lawyer Yaple, provided that
lumber, salt, wool and iron, four OF
the most important products of Mich
igan, should be placed on the free list.
He said he was anxious to assist Ameri
can manufacturers by giving them
cheap raw material, and he proposed q
discrimination against the industries
of his own state. Bay city Tribune.