Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-03

< Those who believe that it h the duty
OF the government 70 raiae revenue by
taxing tea, coffee and sugar should
yote for Grover Cleveland.
Do not fall to Registeri
There Is free trade In anthracite
coal. And yet the greatest combine
In the world IL In anthracite coal.
Free trade makes combines and trusts.
Be sure and register early.
Why should Democrats object TO the
establishment Of the tin plate indus.
try In the United Statesf 1t Is be-
cause Is will injure their British Allies.
Next Saturday is Registration day.
Vote for the republican candidates.
They neither promise immunity FROM
prosecution, to violators of the law,
and do not have to be carried from the
train when on a stamping tour, on ac-
count of s0eGkness for -.
Next Saturday is your only chance
to Register.
The democracy of Delaware are In
hard luck. twenty-five election off,
cers have been arrested and put under
bonds of %, 600 each, which has SO
frightened them that they will not in
terfere further with the supervisors.
One day to register and one day to
vote. Do not fall to do either.
The democracy howl about the tar
III on bunting, which is 20 cents per
yard, but sells for 30 cents. They
never buy any and what difference IL
it 10 them what republicans pay Is one
Of those things no one will ever find
out.
Election next Tuesday.
Voters, when you GO to the polls, be
,aretul to vote for the party that ad-
vocstes your true interests In State,
National and local affairs. You are
enough to decide which Is
he right party.
Vote the ticket straight.
It initiates the Democrats to hear
declaring that the protective
'arif has brought prosperity 20 the
Well, what did make Us so
prosperous them Here Ia the prosper
ty; where did Il come front The
Democratic party most assuredly did
rot bring It.
No scratching.
The CRAWFORD, grlst mill Is doing an
EXCELLENT business, the custom trade
unning from $50 Ia $50 bushels per
lay This mill has been great bless
ny 70 the farmers In this. section of
he country and they are beginning TO
how their appreciation. Otsego Co.
VeaDs.
Let every vote be cast next Tuesday.
n nepuuncanv Victory ar tine pous I'm
November would be blow TO the free
rade party in the States, and would
etard for considerable period the
rogress of those sound commercial
nd economic doctrines which under
e British commercial greatness and
lone maintain British commercial as.
endency. London Ecening Ne,cs.
A clean ticket deserves a clean vote.
The bet. Tribune. owned by the Ne,cs
avs the republican candidates for the
sgislature, are all o. X. The Ne,cs,
ny ones organ, says the nominations
re no better than those made by the |
emocrats. No one can tell at this
istance, which is correct, but the
opposition is that the republican
ominations are the best, judging |
'om the past.
Veterans do your vetoiDg Nov. Sth. |
Last year the United States sent
100000 to Germany to pay for
eet sugar. Bay county farmers are
'vestigating the beet sugar question.
lcluding the adaptability of their soil
" sugar beet culture. and IL results
rove satisfactory will put in big
'op next year and see to it that a fac
Try is erected at Bay City.
Republicans should not split their
cket.
The Rochester Democrat and Chron-
te puts In poser to the free traders
Ius In 1880 the wooden manufacturing
Establishments of the United States
lid their employees S47. 3S9, 087 for la
'r. In 1890 they paid them $76, 1884,
l.. Free trade would transfer many
these millions of dollars to the
'ckets of foreign wage-earners. This
ould be good thing for the foreign
=, but how would workers in Ameri-
N wooden mills like it,
No scratching. A vote for the dem.
ratio elector, Is a vote for Cleveland.
The Force bill racket don't win any
ties in the North for Cleveland. The