The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-27

wisdom. Stark county Republicans
propose that Carroll county may fur
nish the majorities. Anything further
than that blessed privilege is denied.
1t seems that they are not going to
close up the affairs Of that carnival Zoo
without having a monkey and a parrot
time of It.
A great many people will not invite
their friends TO a Thanksgiving dinner
till the last moment, hoping their friends
will invite them.
Tuesday, November 27, belongs to the
Best People On Earth. They will doubt
less give evidence that they are the
proper stewards Of the day and the oc-
casion.
Falling wires shut off telephone talk
to a great extent, Monday. But it will
all be made up at the council meeting
tonight.
OF course IL they can keep litigating
all winter, the menagerie will bring
more money in the spring. But the
man who has the animals will hardly
take kindly to that proposition.
Be satisfied with what you have,
Not throttling true ambition.
Great power brings its daily cares
Likewise a bad nutrition.
The czar of all the Russians has
Jewels and passementerie,
But he would trade his throne itself q
For healthy alimentary. .n.r -.
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The report of Executive Chairman
Manly shows that he made the very
best possible use Of what means came
cumstances and considering the amount
OF money the opposition had, the show
ing made in Stark county is remark
able.
THAT was a splendid, well-written
and elaborate description of the Elks'
new quarters in Saturdays News
Democrat" said a prominent Elk Sun
day. "The boys appreciated it. But,
1t has been observed, the News-Demo-
crat, in recent months, has been doing
everything just about right. You have
the best paper ever offered to Canton
people,"
There is business galore for the coun-
ell tonight;
There are mud holes requiring some
Stag;
There are streets that need several new
up-to-date lights
And some sidewalks have holes in
and sag.
Some crossings are filthy and need to
be cleaned
To protect the long skirts OF the lass;
But this is the issue that seems para
mount
Will the telephone ordinance pass?
Now you who expect to have an elab-
crate Thanksgiving dinner, look about
your neighborhood and discover
whether every one is similarly situated.
Isn't there some one in your end Of town
who has not been so fortunate as you
and who will not be able to furnish a
turkey for his family this year? Sick
ness and many other causes may have
entered into that condition. but no mat
ter what the cause. you will enjoy your
own dinner better II you help another
to enjoy his. rl
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The Youngstown vindicator issued,
Sunday the largest paper ever issued
in the Mahoning valley. 1t consisted of
sixty pages of choice reading matter
and selected business and certainly re-
fleets credit on the management and
the force engaged in its compilation.
When 1t Is stated that a great part of
the issue consisted Of local matter II
may be better understood that an i'm
mense amount of work was done on the
big number. The vindicator force in
dividually and collectively. deserves
much commentator.
Mahoning county has listened to the
suggestion Of the News-Democrat that
II II wants to have something to say
about retiring Robert w. Tayler. after
| he has concluded the term to which he
has recently been elected, II must come
to Stark county. for a man to do the
trick. and. being unwilling to come. ID
casting about to get into another dis
trict. The Youngstown Telegram aug-
gests that Stark and Columbians
counties have sufiicient population tt
require q congressman without the ad.
dition of Mahoning. and Ii casting about
for another district TO get into. It doei
(, not occur to the Telegram that STARK
{. and Mahoning could form : district
without the AID q colunhiana. Wha'
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