The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-16


dent that the railroad men have thrown
of great Jumps Of coal, In passing.
Canton Democrats opened the eyes Of
Canton and Akron people.
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The good w. c. T. U. ladies seem to
be Of the opinion that Mr.. Mckinley
is from Canteen, Ohio.
After witnessing Saturdays demon
stration It is said that Chairman John
sen, went back to headquarters and re-
vised his poll.
Carl Browne, of Coxey Commonweal
fame, has come out for Mckinley and
has incidentally built flying machine.
Great will be the fall thereof.
Chicago Record: II the New York
engravers getting s1o0 week want to
strike they should be allowed to do so,
as they certainly can AFFORD to.
There is too much gum shoe busi-
ness in certain portions Of the local
Republican campaign, Will the Honor
able Julius Whiting please smoke up!
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The report that one o. p. Shaffer is
to make a speech in Youngstown seems
to be without foundation. Too many
Amalgamated association men are
there.
| Out In Chicago the civil service rules
have made splendid market for exam
ination questions in advance. Surely
no such examinations have been con-
Quoted in the Eighteenth district Of
Ohio!
Columbiana has broken all records.
A man shot his wife and then killed
himself, and there isn't a saloon ip
town. Newell, did you put up that job
on the drys?
The Olio man and the Tale Teller are
calling each other names in the Youngs-
town papers. Come fellows. tempor-
rize. You are wasting valuable space.
The public is not interested in your
personal quarrels.
The New York Journal and the Chi
cago American carry fine pictures of
Hon. James A. Rice. Of Canton, and
also most favorably mention the big
Indiana barbecue at which Hon. John
c. Welty, Of Canton, will speak.
So far as can be ascertained, the
plan Of campaign adopted by Congress
sional Chairman Fawcett is to have
Congressman Tayler speak in villages
as far removed from the map as is
consistent with the retention Of his
equilibrium.
The Canton Democrat wants to
know whether q certain local Republic
can speaker Is to be assigned to the
workhouse or county jail. 1t might be
conceded that he would find larger au-
diences in those institutions than on
the outside.-Buckeye State.
Well. some people are better able to
judge of the Inhabitants Of penal in
stitutions than others.
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A special from Ashburg, Georgia.
says that Thomas Barnes died there
as the direct result Of stage fright He
was with others assigned as q speaker
and went upon the stage when his time
came and started to deliver his speech,
when, after saying just few words,
he threw his hand to his breast and
fell. expiring Immediately. This Is a
warning to those excellent, though mis-
guided young gentlemen who are af-
in explaining the matter to the COM
p1ete satisfaction Of the Honorable John
E. Palmer.
Mr.. w. Frank Mcclure, Of Ashtabula.
Ohio, the well known correspondent and
special writer, is in the city. on his
way to visit a landmark or two that
has Mckinley connection. Mr.. Nc
Clure is the gentleman who gave the
world the news about the potatoes on
McKinley's farm, which netted the
nephew Of william Stuart such q neat
sum, his clew to purchase having been
received by a perusal Of Mr.. McClure's
story. Mr.. Mcclure is thinking Of call
ing on Mr.. Stuart for his end Of the
divvy.
Ask your wife how much sugar she
has used in canning this fall and how
much she paid per pound for It. Then
tell her that the price has been raised
five times since last May, and that she
paid, on an average, three cents a
pound more than she paid last year
when the trust hadn't yet stified all
competition. Have her figure up how
much pin money she would have saved
In the difference in the legitimate price
and the trust price. and then tell her
to tell you IL you don't vote the DEM
ocratic ticket this fall you are churnp.
The Honorable ]. A. Welker, secre-
tary of the Republican committee, has
not been called upon to make many
speeches thus far, and thereby hangs