The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-13

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was the paramount issue. Now can't
we get up a little quarrel about that?
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The dog and the gun Is now the popu-
lar diversion. Hunting beats politics.
To be consistent the Shock Bros.
should have voted for wooiIey.
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The official count is only q matter Of
form in this section, There Is no news
In 1t.
We do not remember when we have
felt SO little interest in the official
count.
Kentucky, sab. is still Dimercratic.
sab. what1l you-all have to drink.
Anthracite coal is known as hard coal,
because It 10 not an easy
thing to pay for q ton OF 1t.
Talk of deep waterway from the
lakes to the gulf is rife That will make
is easier for us post Reelection mariners.
Youngstown vindicator: Defeat at
the polls has saved many a man from
the terrible temptations in Washington.
80 80 a..
A Springfield man bet his mule. his
wagon and his wife on Mckinley,
against $40 on Bryan. He won, but this
doesn't interfere with the fact that he
is a fool. 80. ....,
The operation Of wool thieves In. Tus-
carawas : county. recently, suggests
that that, is where Mr. Hanna. got his
supply to pull over the eyes Of the
voters. ~ .--
The telegraph says that some China
men were caught stealing powder in
Tingiing. They might have known they
couldn't DO It there without making q
noise. .s .
We have finally said something that
pleases the Massillon Independent 1t
heartily agrees that. while we may not
be able to pick a winner, VIC know q
paramount issue when we see ono.
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w. L. Alexander says he hunts near
Killbuck,- but the boys WIN be shifting
around his game bag when he comes
back. tossee II he is really giving the
proper tip as to where he finds 20 many
choice ones. .s .-,
Mr.. John Danner. cold water advo-
cate. is happy over the election. The
Prohibitionists got enough votes in the
state to permit them to go on the ballot
next year without .petitioning. which
saves him hunting up a lot Of, names.
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That man Hanna is a wonder. He
held the weather of just long enough
to get all the Republicans to vote, and
then let go Of 1t. We are now getting
"a sample Of what It would have been II
he hadn't held on. -h'r
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Massillon people hardly aocept the
theory fhat the gas from thee pipes in
the Sell1r Of the late item, III that city,
was turned on in an effort to blow up the
plant. They rather incline to the belief
that General iCoxey simply breathed
into the place.. r fa.F
Chicago Record: A shower Of Leon
ids has been due for q year, but astron-
omers have arrived at the conclusion
that they were being held up TO see II
Mckinley would be reelected, and that
row they may be expected almost any
day. n ttr 1Nt1 @N
Lawyer James Sterling has taken te
the lecture patform. According to thf
Louisville Herald he will lecture at tht
high school in that city November 20
The Herald does not give Information
as to the subject. but It may be some.
thing with reference to the use and
abuse OF the street railway magnatt
as trust defender. ...ze ~
Under fthe direction Of Editor Loui.
J. Blake, the Massillon Item, which ha!
just suspended publication, was one O
the brightest papers in the state. Con
sidering the almost total lack Of facil
tiles. Editor Blake's product was re
markable. There 10 an ample future To-
him. in any branch of the newspape
work he cares to take up. ess l0r1,
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Akron voted down a proposition t.
build anew court house, feeling tina
the old one was good enough for In
cendiarXs purposes. but wisely decides
to build a very strong and roomy jail
The people decided to eliminate any du
processsof law. but came to the con
clusion that what they needed was al
early ani effective locking up,
The Massillon Independent acknowi
edges tle prior. claim Of the Honorable
John Thomas to fame. as the creates
Republican majority producer Star
county has ever had, but insists tina
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