The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-20


We are thankful to Mr.. Hanna for the
buckwheat cake crop
Mr.Boyer is no Democrat, or he would
have included the election returns.
Mr.. Boyer, evidently, does not rejoice
In the luxury of a smokeless furnace.
The way they are turning city officials
out will soon leave Columbus without
o government
Sloppy weather spoiled Saturday
Saturday town.
In enumerating his reasons why peo-
pie swear, Mr. Boyer inadvertently
overlooked the census.
Councilmen are adjusting their ear
muffs, preparatory to undergoing some
more telephone talk tonight.
A large number of judges at the
Cleveland horse show placed them
selves in position for fat jobs last week
| Uucle Mark and his family drew all of
| the first prizes.
While every man may not be satisfied
with his lot he may be thankful that he
| can eat his frugal meal in comparative
safety, without having his victuals un-
dergo microscopic examination before
entering his stomach.
Up to date that visiting committee
hasn't filed any specific charges against
the county commissioners, the infirmary
directors or Architect Tilden. Or maybe
their report was purely perfunctory.
| The collection in Canton churches to-
morrow, for foreign missions, will prob
ably be greatly enhanced by the story
of the burning of that miserable niger
at the stake, in Colorado.
|
| A New York women sued her hus-
bands uncle for damages on the ground
that he had enticed her husband away
from her. During the progress of the
trial it developed that her husband was
capable of earning but Sc a week and
the court decided no woman was
damaged in the lo4s of Sc week
husband.
The Rev. o. b. Milligan. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church of Canton
has 'em all a-going in that town. He
has preached sermon on lieing, and a
II wi hn1 1nf Of al ha faE
marks as extremely personal in their
nature. A guilty conscience is ones
own greatest accuser, or words to that
effect.-Salem News.
/
Jay Reed has started The North
Eagle" on an aerial fight, in and about
Irondale. and announces in his first is
sue that ''it is fearless bird and busi-
ness men should not be slow in planting
their ads upon it's broad and mighty
wings. On every hilltop and in the
valleys of Yellow Creek the Eagle" is
soaring for the mutual benefit of the
people one and ALL" The Eagle starts
out with prosperous look, is neat typo
graphically and well written. Long
may he scream
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| A/school teacher in a country dis
trict in a neighboring county is said to
be giving her pupils some occasional
lessons in the practical affairs of every
day life. These lessons consist of show
ing them what to do to relieve a
strangling or seemingly drowned per-
son, how to stop the flow of blood from
a cut artery, how to put out fire In a
PERSONS clothing. and things where q
cool head and knowledge OF wha. to
do often saves lives. II she should
apply for a job in the average city
school she would be severely snubbed
for her presumption. Such things are
entirely too practical for city schools
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The Hon. John H. Clarke has been
mentioned for United States senator and
does not seem to be entirely averse to
to the notion. In the Youngstown Tel
egram apepars the following:
Mr.. Clarke arrived in the city today
on legal business and this afternoon was
at the residence of his sister, DIR. Ida
Clarke. He talked to a reporter by tel
ephone.
~ see that you are suggested in Cleve-
land for United States senator. 1t IL
so?"
NO" was the reply.
We'll, ! see that Harry Wilson an
nounces you as a candidate"
We'll. the first saw Of 1t was in the
local paper" said Mr.. Clarke.
Would you accept the nomination OF
the Democratic party under any cir.
cumstances?"
"Oh, well, that Is too far ahead t1
talk about" Mr.. Clarke replied.
win you make any statement on the
subject" was asked.
mo. / guess not now" he replied.
The verdict In the case of Koehlel
against the Eller Roofing company II
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