Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-21
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Yellow spots in the wheat fields.
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Robins are ready for the cherry sea-
son rush.
Many young lady steels her own
heart.
The fans in the City league some
times get hot"
Indications are that excavatlng for
the new City Hall will not begin next
week.
Two wrongs don't make one right,
nor do four green apples mend stom-
ach ache.
Why are all the pretty girls who
have STEADY company" opposed to the
shirt waists that soil easily?
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Whether he has been temperate or
not, during life, every man who goes
oil the long trail gets bier.
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Counclmen will herea fter be care
full not to stir Mr.. ClerlSin up while he
is addressing the public
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"a charming girl and the stars cause
many young man to disregard the
commandment Thou shalt not steal"
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But on the other hand, how strange
it was of Mr.. Clerkin to expect the
Board to transact business as for a
corporation.
The hammock that out t-lasted the
first rush of hot weather need not be.
lieve it will survive the season. Au-
gust Is still to be heard from.
Speaking of harmonlzers City Civil
Engineer Payne is one of the best, and
II he decides that it is necessary to
hold picnic to bring Council and the
Board closer together, the picnic will
be held
4 Richfield correspondent in an
other column of this paper, states that
the 18th day of June has, for the past
13 years, been a very pleasant day
full of sunshine and roses. Very few
other days In the year can boast of
such good record and those who have
charge of family reunions and picnics
in the future will do well to arrange
their dates for the 18th day of June
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The Holmes County Farmer has III,
following complimentary reference tC
eX.Mayor w. h. Young and the sum
NIT county Democratic ticket: "EX
Mayor VIM. Il. Young, n former
Holmes county boy, has been nomi
mated by the Democrats of Summi
county as their candidate for Probat,
Judge. The Democrats have n pretty
strong ticket up there this year ant
ii ought TO be elected"
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Mr.. Houser assumed the attitude
that the Board Is already n commits
sion. appointed to look after the affair.
of the city, no matter what turns up
Wherefore, he can't see why nnothe'
commission should he allowed to act
Maybe, also, he believes that whel
one commission is paid to act, It shoult
not be forced TO sit idle while another
commission, not paid is allowed (,
come In and take all the glory.
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II want to know where l can ge
some pctrlhed brick inquired maj
who entered the office of the City Com
missloners quietly, and singled ou
Mr. Wildcs. I'm about to lay SOM
walks" he explained further, IAN,
want the very best kind of material
| supposed you men would know wha
| wanted"
You mean vltrifed brick, don
you?" asked Mr.. Wildes.
Something like that" answered tn
man. And then Mr.. Wildes told hin
what he wanted to know.
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General Charles Dick, who wear
ago sported three initials and VIII
seems to have dropped some Of tn
burden when he assumed the burden
of politics and office. again take
charge of the Ohio Republican cam
paign as the chairman Of the Stat
Executive committee. but he is no
going to assume all the responslbilit
for It's conduct, leaving portion O
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