The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-22

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Canton, which adds weight to his cam.
paign in Carroll, for no class of people
anywhere take so much delight in
handing the Offices over to Cantonians
as do the good, majority furnishing
Republicans of little Carroll. II you
don't believe it, ask the Honorable A.
M. McCarty, chairman of the Harter
steering committee and custodian Of
the missionary fund.
II Governor Nash had been here a
few evenings sooner he might have wit
messed one of the cleanest and pret.
test glove contests that ever took
place in the state.
On the board Of trade banquet pro.
gram the Honrable John G. Welty fol-
lows Governor George X. Nash. Is
this merely incidental or has ittsome
great significance?
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The Canton board of trade always
goes in for stellar attractions. II isn't
every organization than can entertain
an athlete who licked both Jeffries and
Rubin in the same round.
The gentlemen who sent commu
nication to Mayor Robertson that he
withdraw from the race, and who have
not heard from him on the subject,
may have neglected to enclose stamp
for reply.
There is one thing that can be said
about Mrs. Nation, and that is that she
has closed more joints in Kansas than
has the prohibition statute. She has
called attention to a fact that prohibit
ton does not entirely prohibit.
To show that he is real Republican
interested in the success Of his party
and incidentally his own second term,
Governor Nash ought, at least, to for
get his rubbers when he leaves town.
Besides, the board needs the money.
So far as can be learned by perusal
of the statements of interested parties,
the men recently at the w. & l.. E.
shops are not being Disseminated
against They have simply been laid
off. The Canton Rolling Mill company
men know how to sympathize.
Have you ever observed,
AS you journey along,
A great many people each day
Who don't dare to show you their backs
Because
The bristles would give them away?
New York Sun.
The weather man seems to have de-
signs against spring poems. 7i
If Canton is wicked, why doesn't the
Rev. Hare pay his respects to the au.
thorities?
The Democrats are going to win at
the polls this spring because they de-
serve to win.
Over at Massillon all the Republi-
cans on the poll books are running for
street commissioner.
Mayor Hare illustrates his lectures
with stereopticon views. Dark lantern
business seems to be his long suit.
Otto E, Young, of Massillon, did the
graceful thing in endorsing Mr.. How
ellis for city solicitor Of that city. The
Judge can always be depended upon
to do just about the right thing.
Up to date the Honorable James
is the only Canton Repub-
lican who has announced his inten.
don to attend the Inauguration of Pres.
ident Mckinley. Several Democrats
are going simply to keep up the credit
of the city.
There is peculiar buzzing in Ger.
tain printing shop in Canton, and it is
believed to be the councilmanic bee
of the Honorable William Lichten.
walter. 1t is said that some of his
friends think that he would be good
Fifth ward timber for the Republican
Give me the avowed, the erect, the
manly foe,
Bold can meet-perhaps may turn his
blow;
But of all plaques, good Heaven, thy
wrath can send, As
Save, save, oh! save me from the "Can-
did Friend!" -...-. 49,.
George Canning.
The grounding is making good.
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