The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-26

You're sure to notice, I'm afraid,
If ever you keep track,
That when we're asked to lend our aid
We seldom get it back.
Exchange.
Going to win this spring.
Some of the wags are now calling
Mrs. Nation a saloonatic..
1t is said that Governor Nash left
town without calling on the directors
of the Canton Athletic club.
This is the day when taxpayers re-
ioice. The court house is closed and
no workhouse bills are being paid.
With so much suggestion of mobility
it ought not to be difficult to get
Wagner back from Wheeling.
The Honorable Frank Baird is said
to be setting again. Just what the
hatch will be is a dubious proposition
The Honorable James H. Robertson
said the party would have to stand for
him and the de facto Hare, SO the COM
mittee retired.
A great many people manifest dis.
position not to turn their gum shoes
over to Mr. Baird's board of education
till the ice thaws off.
The Honorable Charles R. Miller
makes a graceful POSTMASTER, as gen.
| tlemen who attended the board of trade
banquet can attest.
1t begins to look as though it would
become necessary for the men of the
mitts to go hunting for jobs where pay
days come on Saturdays.-Youngst
Telegram.
Mother may go out to school?
Yes, my darling daughter,
Take few dimes for art exploits
And gum shoe as you ought'er.
When Charles r. Miller announced
that a new industry had been added
to Canton, the banqueters applauded
vigorously. 1t was a representative
company of loyal Cantonians.
The report of the trustees of the
Hartford Poor fund, printed in this
issue, shows that the fund is not in
such bad shape after all. Citizens gen.
orally will rejoice at this showing
A poor fund is sacred trust.
Hypocrisy is scored incessantly, yet
it is most politely prevalent in most
polished society. So long as men and
women are imperfect, so long must pos
tive candor and frankness remain i'm
possible.-Olio, Youngstown Vindi.
Gator.
We will wait in great suspense till
the Salem News Of February 22 comes
TO hand The suggestions offered 10
Douglass for this occasion were ample,
and he ought to give us something
bang up.
Unfortunately, great many citizens
think they have to do a great deal of
lying during the year, to even up the
reputation of George Washington and
to sort of preserve the general equili
brium.
Senator Mitchell kind of surprised
| ha hnu in
is always potent. But it will take all
of the persuasiveness of the Honorable
J. p. Fawcett, that good friend of Gen.
eral Dick and the administration, to
eradicate the effects of the senator's
late anti-administration Philippine
speech.
The late Promoter Childs tells the
Akron papers that he still retains his
interest in the Akron Canton franchise,
despite the showing on the records at
both ends of the proposed line. Mr.
Childs evidently wants to be a good
fellow with his friends as long as pos
sible.
We will wait in great suspense till
, the Salem News of February 20 comes
to hand. The suggestions offered tc
Douglas for this occasion were ample
and he ought to give us something
: bang up.--Melange in Canton News
J Democrat.
, Bang up! Go to Kansas II you wan
, to see something bang up.-Selen
: News.
When ]. Pierpont Morgan bough
D Carnegie out, did the transfer includ'
J Canton's chance tor public hbrar|