Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-09
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But why murmur cr repine?
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And such big flakes as they were too.
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Maybe the march lion is playing a
return engagement.
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president Seidell''--well the name
would sound pretty good.
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Safety breeds discomfort. Wet feet
have the same bad habit
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Early onion beds arc looking the
worse for wear and tear.
There Is always thorn with the
rose. The beautiful snow will be fol-
lowed by slush and ice
MIR. Endres was victorious all the
while, despite the fact that a blunder
was made in the figures.
| ''boN uhiIinS may .tl bc oHt VI Tue
diversions at the Sunday school pic
MICS.
1t Is understood that the Mayor is
not the only citizen in favor of clean
streets.
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the primaries are still firm in the
resolutions each adopted yesterday
TO keep out of politics.
} Mr.. o. W. Hale, Deputy County
Clerk, continues to say, BE of good
t cheer, the birds will be singing, by and
, by"
The 1902 April bids fair to keep pace
with the same month in 1901, especial
ly in so far as the snow business is
concerned.
There are men who seriously doubt
the veracity Of their fellow citizens.
Their pictures are on cards which may
be seen in various conspicuous places.
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The Democratic defeat may have
: been due to the fact that Matt Vein
: and his drum corpse" were not on
duty during thp Gamma IGN
@ Stocks of winter rubbers, which were
d laid away some time ago by local mer.
C chants, are being busted up with fe
verish haste.
d There will probably be a great many
s more people arrested before this snow
t. goes away. They will forget the May
IT or's recent crusade against citizens
& who didn't shovel snow Off their walks
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l. With Mr.. Geo. j. Kilmer on TIN
is Council the City Fathers are assure,
of having their pictures taken, ever
now and then.
f. It's plain to be seen that City Cler
10 Mahar was never newspaper report
Is CT. He reads so fast that shorthan
% writer would be kept "on the jump"
=, The Independence that Your Uncl
,s o. l.. McMillen has developed durn
his last days as City Commissioner i
certainly astounding. The Board ha
N supreme authority in matters of thl
at kind he Informed Council Tuesda
:" night, while talking of Il resolution /
al repeal the ordinance creating the pc
k, sitlon of patrol operator.
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q. IL Is said that one Of the causes o
8? defeat of Hon. \. ID. Tibbals for th'
Probate nomination was that the print
ers forgot to put the union label on Ger
to tain advertising bills got out for th,
a. Judge on election day. His opponent
ct pointed to the fact that the union la
ne bel was missing, and some trouble fol
e owed. However, in justice to Judge
is it must be said that the printers wcr
the ones guilty of neglect.
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W. Col. John Rampanclli is also some
III what OF a humorist. Fine evening
IL this he remarked Tuesday evcnin.
at tNow, what under the sun do yo
IT, meanT was the quick reply.
Ut simply that this is rare evening
not many like itit is II fine cxumpl
-, whereby we may be taught how to az
precinte nice weather when II comes.
=. Johns address for the next few day
;, will be Care city Hospital"
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There was, after all, very little taC
p" in taking Mr.. Walkers curfcw ord
or nance from the table, ITO show hI
~ some courtesy" The decisive defca