The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-04-16

three and half per cent of the esti.
mated cost of the building, which in
dicates that it was the intention to put
up cottage that would cost $2S,493.
OF that sum $4,000 was to go into the
foundation. Mr.. Schissler, the con-
tractor, is going after his money for
stone and the time he put in and before
the thing is over there will be large
amount of money paid out and nothing
to show for 1t.
They said he dassent appoint Charlie
Salem
They said that Tom was fearful lest
the hordes
OF Office seekers that now have him
cornered
Would go out and make trouble in
the wards.
But Johnson knows good thing when
he sees 1t,
He owes too much to Salem to back
down.
So Charlie got the fat place in the cab
met
The latest Job of all that went
around.
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Asa w. Jones, of Youngstown, is a
wise old citizen. He made a special
trip to Columbus to tell Caldwell that
he would not run for lieutenant COVER
nor. They all seem to have a pretty
general idea of what is going to hap
pen to the ticket that has Nash on it.
When the weather gets so hot fel.
low III melt, he
Can jump the car and ride around the
belt, he
Can take one line to Akron
And the other line come back on
When the Northern Traction line par
allels Welty.
There's going to be some lively times
in action,
When one line runs beside the other
They'll turn on an the Juice
And they II simply turn 'er loose,
When Welty parallels the Northern
Traction.
The Chardon authorities seem deter
mined that the bank burglars there
shall not escape punishment. They
have indicted them Of about every
crime in the category, even to malicious
destruction of property, misdemeanor
for which they cannot send them to
the penitentiary. There may be con-
fiict when 1t comes to sentencing them,
as the Jail sentence might take pre-
|cedence over the penitentiary sentence.
Well be- as bad off as before
II they keep up this thing
And build as many new hotels
AS now are on the string.
At present, when travelling man
Comes in with loaded trunk,
TO get lodging he must plan to
Got run in as a drunk.
But when they get the sky-scraper
Reared on the Saxton site,
And run 1t up to such peak
You cannot gauge its height,
The drummer. one would surely say,
Would decide there to 60
| With every convenience prescribed
To part him from his dough. .
He'd just about get started there
To get his bed and board, ~ ~
When some one would advise him
To try the new Hurford-
A fine, colossal structure
Built up to please the eye
In winter not bedbug,
In summer not a fly.
So of the drummer d start for there
As sprightly as could be,
When some persuasive gent would
| steer
! Him to the new YOhe-
| A place to which they d added
| A hundred different wings,
With LIS Connected up with
Roller coasters and such things.
The trunk d be getting heavy,
The drummer a fume and fret,
But soon he would be steered again
Down to the new Barnett
With ten stories built on the top
And elevators hummin'
And six stories built underneath
To catch 'em g0in' an comm.
And so proud citizens would direct
The mans delighted eye
To forty other structures
Runnin' straight up In the sky,
In any one Of which he could
| Tune his commercial Tyre.
And 20 up 70 the topmoat aoor
\ And toln The heavenly choir.
II &c. os 70 ntartn6 out u ~. s1