The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-26
II the election would go the way
everybody thinks 1t will. wouldn't there
be fine twist to untangie?

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everybody thinks 1t will, wouldn't there
be fine twist to untangie?
rant keeper and the saloon man would be
better pleased IL he had brought a del
egation or two with him. 1t Is pretty
difficult to work up home pride when
there Is such total lack of reciprocity.
The Morgans can well afford to hire
bands and get up big demonstration.
Favored with the cream of army ord
nance contracts, they are anxious to
keep the administration in a good
humor.
What kind of hash are they trying tc
make of the Honorable Robert w. Tay
Ter? First he speaks with the late Hon.
John p. Jones and then they assign him
TO a spell-bind with Senator PETER
the rip-snorting mountebank, of Kan
sas. Truly this is dubious condiment.
Editor Stanley. of the sebring News.
has resigned. and will. likely bundle up
bis muse and break for Colorado. He
is clever writer, but his ethereal yersi-
fications are not appreciated in this
low country. Pixies peak will make a
splendid environment for his talents,
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Mr.. Roosevelt says that "every intel
ligent man knew there would be trouble
in the Philippines" Mr.. Mckinley says
he never dreamed there would be trou-
BILE there. Come, Teddy, quit calling
your running mate names.
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Salem News: That new railroad, the
Canton and East Liverpool, back of
which is the Baltimore and Ohio, will
be streak Of luck to the Ceramic city.
Liverpool has done well in the matter of
growth, considering the fact that but
one railroad system has entered the
city.
That endorsement Of the late Hon
orable John p. Jones Is still absent
from the columns of the Massillon In
dependent. A fine hand was at work
on the independents report Of the Ca
nal Fulton meeting. After fulsome
praise of the Honorable Robert w. Tay-
Ter and his oratorical effort the Inde-
pendent says that "Mr. Jones spoke
briefly" and that he then discussed
The cause which led to the results"
This is quite enlightening to those who
we're not present.
If you are out Of sorts read the Sth
,hapter Of Hebrews.
II you are down with the blues read
he twenty-third Psalm.
II you are lonesome and unprotected
cad the ninety-frst Psalm.
IL there is a chilly sensation about
he heart read the third chapter of Rev
cations.
IL you don't know where to look for
months rent read the twenty
7salm.
If you are getting discouraged about |
our work read Psalm 26 and Galatians
/. 10.
If you find yourself losing confidence
n men read the thirteenth chapter of |
Corinthians.
If people pslt you with harm words |
cad the fifteenth chapter of JOHN and |
.tty-first Psalm.
If the stove pipe has fallen down and |
ook gone off in pet, put up the pipe |
md wash your hands and read the
lrst chapter of James.
If you are troubled about what you
ught to say to some one who is seeking
aviation, read the fifty-first Psalm.
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The greatest sensation that has vet |
cen created in the campaign was
prung by Congressional Chairman
'awcett in a little opera house at |
louisville, o., a few nights ago, when |
e and Congressman Tayler spoke /
here. Judge Fawcett had delivered an
xtended address on general matters
nd had given way to Mr. Tayler, who |
ntered at once into dissertation on |
he use and abuse Of the Mormon as a |
aramount issue. The judge seated |
imself in chair near the scenery on |
he stage. Being uninterested in what
he speaker was saying he looked about |
Inn, and beheld, painted on one of the |
Genes, the most beautiful mermaid
hat he had ever looked upon. The |
udge Is partial to this particular fish, |
nd began to hunch over. Mr.. Tayler
,ept on talking and the Judge kept slid
ng up to the mermaid. Pretty soon
le was within striking distance, and
eaned back against the scenery to
'race himself. Mr.. Tayler was Just
kinning the last toe Of Brigham
foung when there was crash. Look
ng around he saw a sight that he shall
'ever forget. The scene that the con-
'ressional chairman had leaned against
vas of the shifty sort. and as he moved