Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02

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duty / desire however to pn5n- ont
the exaggerstions for which lfr- Sal
7ivan seems to be responsible Tax
ing the prices of lumber in 1897 as a
guide. the average duty PIT s;pea Z
was less than 8 per cent OF its selling
Price, ard yet. IN TIE ferro- OF his lore
for free trade. Mr. Sullivan SAYS:
There is not man within the
sound OF my voice who does not know
...lr TO be a fact that when the Dingiev
act passed, the price OF lumber in
every form was Increased from 20 10
40 per cent"
Is He may be right about the Increase