Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-19
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Observation-Disclosures

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The whiskers which are never trim
med-those .on the corn.
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1t was great night for the Ollie
Halford Stock company.
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Niles Elks will find out today just
what they may expect next week.
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Clingstones aren't so bad if you know
it before hand, but il you don't!
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1t will be a satisfaction to find out
what Gen. Dicks aspirations really
are.
Too bad that the beautiful and fra
gile daisy must be classed among "nox.
ious weeds"
Quite right, Mr.. Wilhelm. OF course.
the city doesn't want ito make GRIM
mails Of her citizens"
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In Summit county the amateur
swimming teacher has stepped almost
entirely out of the lime-light.
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Many the bathing suit that fiutters
aimlessly on the line while Its own
er hopes in vain for hot weather.
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There are lots Of men who do not
believe in third or even second terms.
Some of them are in the penitentiary.
Really remarkable when one stops
to think of it that tomorrow should al
ways appear so much brighter than to-
day.
New York can't sneer at Santos -Du-
mont because he is "out for the
dough-" New York is notorIously in the
same boat.
It is noticeable that in August not
many people in this part of the coun-
try talk very enthusiastically about
the "Snnny South"
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How short time until the football
ball hero again comes to his own! The
start of many crop of chrysanthe-
mum hair has already been made.
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Who would have thought, four years
ago, that the time would come when
Spaniards could be looked on by
Americans with feeling of friend
ship?
Santa Claus is probably getting ready
for the season of distribution. attend
Ing to his routing and other little de-
tails incidental to the transportation
of freight.
| Councilman Manderbach describes
things forcibIy. For instance, "There
are weeds along some Of the streets as
tall as a man, and covering the ground
as thickly as fleas on dog"
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Mr.. ormes found Mr.. Sawyers plar
all right Monday evening" BY voting
against a suspension Of rules
ha and ono nr two ,tho,s x,,o,o ,lI.
to hold the weeds ordinance" in check
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One of the entertainers at Lakeside
park Casino this week, according to
Manager Harry Hawn's announcement
is a ''skatorial artist Oh, Harry
Just as like as not. you'd call plow
boy ''plowtorial artist"
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In the matter Of compelling property
owners to cut weeds throughout tn,
city,Mr. Skunk believed Council should
go slowly, rejecting upon the maxim
that '"rhose who live In glass house,
should never throw stones." He de
clared that the city of Akron herself
should cut few Of the weeds alon,
the street.
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There Is nothing, however, in til,
order Of the Grand Lodge OF Elk,
which prohibits the Best People OF
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Earth from attending carnivals. The,
are only prohibited from holding car
nivals themselves. This will probabl,
be accepted as good news, for ther,
never was body of men who, enjoyed
carniyals better than Elks.
For awhile Sunday afternoon, Col
j. @. Bloomfield was in anything bu
an enviable frame Of mind. II was thi
: way: The Colonel started to drive 4
the state Mil but lost his way. whel
, he finally reached sign-hoard, h,
/ found that he was nearer East Libert,