The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-05

They are endeavoring to eliminate the
cigaret from the Cleveland schools.
Laudable enterprise.
I
Senator Towne had an opportunity to
make but one speech. 1t will last
longer than the vaporings of most Of
the other fellows that were much longer
at 1t.
They are suggesting some strong
mayoralty timber.
1t Is becoming so apparent that the
Democratic ticket is going to be elected
this spring, that all the more care Is be-
ing exercised in selecting It. Nobody
but real good man has been sug-
gested yet.
If the old citizen decides to go he'll
go some.
matters. Save rome of your commits
Grafton for the fellow with the temer-
ity to run against Dave Sommer.
| A Weekly Republican paper in ALI
ance says: If the Carroll county peo-
pie want real good, live. first class
candidate for common pleas judge-a
runner from way back-let me suggest
that they correspond with Honorable
William Roach, of Alliance. If you wish
to rebuke the avaricious Canton politi-
clans, you could do worse than to use
the Hon. William as the club. Besides
that, he is himself a Carroll county
product, having done his first gamboling
on the velvety hillsides at Augusta in
East township.
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The Pittsburg Daily News hase been
absorbed by the Pittsburg Press. The
News was Chris Magee's afternoon edi-
ton and was run in conjunction with
the Times, which is probably the most
valuable newspaper property in Pitts
burg. The News was well edited and
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lures in an occupied field.
1t is coming the Democratic way.
Mark it!
The ticket is not nominated yet, but it
is a good one.
Anntbar Of tho rotlrna1 M ccac of tho
Honorable George w. Wilhelm is said
to have expired at 10 a. m. Thursday.
Will the Honorable Henry w. Harter
please show his hand.
| is good timber from which to select
winning candidate for mayor. We have
q first class ticket to start with. No
mistake is going to be made to complete
| il.
If the national administration does
not draft the Honorable James ]. Grant,
the administration does not know its
business.
Mary had little lamb
You do not look surprised.
or course you don't for Mary has
Been widely advertised.
And something you may learn from this
If you are not q clam
You can be Just as widely known
AS Mary and her lamb.
Your name can be a household word
And you be known 70 well
That folks will confidently buy
The things you have to sell.
And when you once have got yourself
Into the cheering rays
or the sunlight of publicity,
You bet your life 1t pays.
Exchange.
The ground hog went back into his
hole.
II there Is any merit in the ground
hog as a weather prophet, there will be
six weeks more Of such weather as we
are having. There will be no particular
objection to that.
They haven't found anybody to run
against John Schroyer.
The Jefferson County Advocate makes
announcement that in the near future
It will enter the daily field, and says
that 1t will give the people of Mingo
Junction, Brilliant and Alexandria, a
first class paper.
The first husband of Mrs. Nation died
Of delerium tremens.
The fact that SO many candidates are
coming out for the Democratic nominal
ton for mayor is not fattering to Mayor
Rnherfson II indicated that he Ia con-