The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-09

mont, in charge, he having purchased
the plant. Mr.. Fisher says he will run
Democratic paper and Will give the
people all of the news once week. He
is we'll known and capable publisher
and ought to make the Democrat pay
ing property. ,..
The Anti-Saloon league was so busy
with legislative matters, in Akron, that
it allowed Franklin township, Summit
county, to 60 wet at a special election
held there.
Senator Hanna would not crate on
the Fourth Of July because he feared
he would offend others that had sent
him invitations by accepting one. He
thought the safest way was to refuse
all invitations. Then they say he isn't
a candidate for president! No man
will exercise such ingenuity and diplo-
macy unless he has something in view.
Governor Nash says he did not pay
anything for the nomination for COVER
nor on the Republican ticket. Well,
it isn't worth anything, with a candi-
date like Nash. Besides, they say he
isn't going to stick anyway.
An Alliance man was fined s. and
costs for trying to hug a good looking
Alliance woman, on the Fourth of July.
The Alliance papers are careful 10
state that the fellow was foreigner,
indicating that it would have been all
right If he had belonged in town.
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The Honorable Charles G. Dawes is
going after the toga Of the Honorable
Billy Mason. The eagle will do some
tall screaming as both factions can
prove that they are sole custodians of
the flag for the state Of Illinois.
Reverend Frederick, in his article
which was printed in the News-Demo-
crat, has succeeded in arousing a great
deal Of interest in the subject. 'Is the
Regular Preaching Service Out of
Date?" Canton ministers are giving
their views through the News-Demo-
crat and some thoughtful utterances
and helpful suggestions are resulting.
| William Mckinley has been discov-
cred again, this time by Norwalk
man. He says he started him on his
way to fame. This is the latest dis
cover of the Canton politician, but
he is not lonesome. There are others.
But N.hen it is all footed up, the late
w. K. Miller presented the most po-
tent array of facts as discoverer Of
the now president of the United States
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The fly season is greatly appreciated
by the officials in the court house. Ow.
ing to the fact that no screens can be
used in the windows that turn round
the insect pest is having everything its
own way. Up in the clerks Office the
other day a doclet was left open for
wenty minutes and the result was quite
picturesque. 1t is said that the COM
missioners are thinking of selling few
er bonds, in future, and securing money
to run the county by getting up
count the dots" contest.
| The shirt waist man and the ponch
waist girl go hand in hand to-day, and
the people year after year keep on
throwing their clothes away The coat
and vest are laid aside and where Is
the fieecy shawl? And clothes get thin
ner and fewer-what will be the end o.
1t all? o, what will the shirt waist
man take next from the things that he
has to wear. And what will the ponch
waist girl throw off from the shoulders
now SO bare? The shirt waist man and
| the net waist girl 60 rollicking down
their way. Have we started trend
[ that is growing to end in the old fig
/ leaf some ay?-Exchange.
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General /. r. Sherwood is in favor Of
adopting the Johnson notion of taxa
tion at the Democratic convention in