Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-04
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Tomorrow things will be different.
son and Dunbar.
Lot of summer clothes in the wash
for the last time.
Red mittens and blue noses are com
| ing into fashion.
Meanwhile Chief Durkin gets con-
siderable credit, too.
'It's hard to beat the waiting game"
thinks officer Doerler.
1t won't be long now til the candi
dates tell how II. happened.
On the other hand it may have been
observed that it has been pretty
clean campaign.
AS IL in search of more trouble
Editor r. G. Reynolds has bought the
Barberton Republican.
Misery loves company but house
cleaning and visitors are a bad com
bination, notwithstanding.
The discussion whether gas is
cheaper than coal as fuel for furnaces
will now be taken up with renewed
! vigor.
Wonder IL the issuing of the Thanks
giving proclamation has aroused the
forces that change the weather from
u long slumber.
When Detective Burllson decides
that u touchdown is necessary he
makes 1t good and glorious. 1t is the
same way with Officer Doerler.
The sight Of the half frozen hail
and rain that was seen this morning
on everything wooden, made many 4
man think regretfully of last summers
wages.
Foot ball is yielding an enormous
crop this year In Akron. Not SD
much in named and disfigured players,
but in the number of games and the
number of deyotees.
Little danger of crowdlng ut the
polls, but an early vote counts just
as much as the one deposited ut the
last moment, and the latter runs the
risk Of being just too late.
@ 1t is to be hoped there Is more sin
cerity in the announcement OF John
Wilson that he means to reform than
q there was In a similar declaration by
= the swindlers of Huston Kepler.
,. 1t Is more than probable that the
a operator of the NJ. O'Neil Il Co.'S auto
Y delivery wagon will cover even n
greater number of miles between now
and Christmas than Chauffeur How.
o land,
= While the rain was much too near
n to being snow TO be comfortable, It
}. was u blessing, nevertheless. Those
II who went driving or visited the coun-
d try in any other way yesterday, can
s testify as to the need of down pour.
4 The dust was inches deep.
A western Kansas editor published
II this notice the other day for the
II guidance of delinquent subscribers;
D. III you hQye frequent headaches, dlzzl.
4 ness, fantlng spells, accompanied by
), chllls, cramps, corns, bunlons chill
o blnins, epilepsy and jaundlce, It is I,
If sign you nre not well, but are liable
s, to die any minute. Pay your sub
n scrlptlon a year In advance, and thus
10 make yourself solid for good
a obituary notice"
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Six boys were whipped by parents
O. on the order Of the probnte Judge nj
~ Akron the other day, the parents hay,
o. Ing their choice giving n whipping on
to seeing the Youngsters sent to I.ancas
60 ter The sheriff stood by aud called
y. time when he thought the demand.
rs of Justice had been satisfied. The Pro
lr bate Judge OF summit county is auit,
@, as much Of u believer in novel punish
gs mcnt ns the Mayor Of the town ol
Du Howllng Green, In this state. who MOI
M long ago sentenced a boy to n term n
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