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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-25
PERSONAL.

secluslOr before and during con-
nnenent Mrs. DIT. Smith. physician and sur
geon. 3ei3 Easton.
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Local Report.
Government Report.

Department OF Agriculture. Weather Bureau
&etrut0loSIcal observations received at ST Louis
September "a. 1872. at $50 n. m local time and 3
y. "a. seVenty-nstn meridian time Observations
made al the same no.Lent Of time at all stations:
stations. Dir.TU.M NIX. Ram. Weather
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FRArERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

ST. LOU!S AEFlIE. NO. Al. FRATER-
0v nal Order Of Eagles. will meet every
f$$f Wednesday at = .. m at Havlin's Hail.
$F Sixth and C Wsi1s, s'T KsaPF w. p.
Jlo. A. Gernez. w. Secretary. Ito! Chestnut 81.
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MONEY To LOAN.
-
On Real Estate.

AaiSLE fu2ds 70 lean on 81. Louis city real
estate: Moderate charges
c. w. BARNES. zIs Wainwright building.
MONEY to loan IN s. iouls cirv rpd r,,c,,ty
TeeI estate, IN suns 81 <rfl 60. sI.eoU. E.SV.
s-,SS. S.Oo. Sl0.VO md Up Si-I II : and I Ttr
cent. according . S-St.r..y. M .!r.ay. Rice
DWyer. b. CAesfnuC-
On Personal Property.
having surplus funds will ac-
vance money on furniture. D amos and TO salsried
employees. 5j Century bldg. Ninth ard Olive.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on furniture. pianos CT any
PERSONAL property at s per cent Ter annum: con-
hdertial- Notary Public. ss Chestnut ST
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COAL. wool and Ice business. complete: near
Southern Hotel: give lease: also lumber AID loi
cable wire fer elevate. SS Walnut.
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GOOD Office man TO purchase interest in es,ah-
lishcd busi5eSS. moderate salary to begin. Tor
interview address. with references. n "a, Re
public.
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KNIGurs oR COLONIES.
ORDER OF COLUMBIAN KNIGHTS.

LODGE. No. - o. c. k
AAC[A Brothers-Next meeting September 3
HEA matter Of Importance regarding oa-
assessments Is on hand. and We would
Ike 10 see all the brothers attend the
\4xS nd help discuss the matter Don't for
get the date. Thursday. September =. 1907.
n 2. JORDAN President.
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mONEy LOANED IN
sHOiN@i ANY AMOUNT
On furniture and pianos at LOWEST RATES.
We give Il Il TIME you ask TO repay
weekly. monthly or yearly. and allow
II paid before due. WE DO NOT remove IN.
&c sSc q Can. write or TELEPHONE Main 2'siM
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
20 AND 10 MERMOD & BLDG.
sN1 y COR IOCITST ct
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THE WEATHER. =
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and Tomorrow.

Washington. sept. 4.-Fo=ecast:
MisSCuTi-Fair in west: rain IN east portion
Thursday: wamel in northwest portion. Friday
fair and warmer.
Nlino!s-Rain Thursday; cooler in south por-
ton. brisk to high north winds near the lake
Friday fair. with rising temperature
Eastern 1.Ns-Fair Thursday. warmer In III
terror OF west PJ-tIol. Friday fair; fresh. south
winds On coast
Western Texas-Fair Thursday: warmer in
north portion. Friday fair.
Oklahoma. Indian Territory and Kansas-Fair:
warmer Thursday. Friday fair.
AEkanSas-Fair Thursday and Friday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-25

CIGARS and cnnfs ctionery store. with nice lv,
ing--ooms: hne business location: cheapest rent
in city: elegant oak fixtures: fresh stock. $50
half cash or best cash office. 6I7 Century blng.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

EIGHT-RooM frame house. lot 1ssx2e; fruits
d all kinds: good terms. Mrs. Webb. Carson
gfle. No.: take Suburban e><.
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NATIONAL UNION.

"a MOUND CITY Nc. ia.
- National Union. meets on second and
~ fourth Fridays each month at How
3 ards Hal. corner Garrison avenue and
Olive street. At S O'Clock Award for
F. Z QUINN. President.
Richard z. Berger. Secretary.
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r goods and notion store: good location Il
~dressmakers: four Ivirg-rooms. 27I7 Lac,e1e av'
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CHEAPEST oomin house on Olive: $50: rsu
$40: 10 rooms. liI1 Olive ST.
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GROCERY: $50 daily: fixtures furnished: bar
gain II sold az once: other business. sidney and
Virginia.
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GOOD stand. confectionery and cigar store
zenith.
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Republic.
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CASH meat market: IL location; money n
Necessary. will take real estate. good reason Z
selling Apply J. Mauer. 1892 Market
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JUsT lmp0rtet-5D viollns fTom h-st fnakers %
Europe: s. 10 500: get best selections: wholeal.
and retail. Hunleth. ? 5. Rroadway.
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HEAT market and grocery: good corner 4
thickly settled nciGhborhood. iS0l Division
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-25

GROCERY: cash trade: good location. Inquir,
at once 3eI4 y. broadway.
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and meat market: zine location:
cash trade. cheap rcrt: long lease: will invoice:
bargain: retiring from business. - y. HiEh 81.
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BUSINESS FOL SALE.

BUSINESS Fer SALE.
BARBER shop: good stand and location II 81.
BARBER shop. thr,e chairs; So win buy IL
2l0I Market ST
BARBER shop. d%Owniown:- Income so wsex;
Eain. Century Brokerage Co. $40 Olive.
AMI and lunch store: laundry branch; liv-
ing-room With s;ore. Is07 y. Ninth 81.
CASH meat market: Al location; money not
selling. Apply J. Mauer. 1872 Market.
CHEAPEST roomlnE house on Olive; $50; rent
$40; 10 rooms. liIo Olive ST
CIGARS and confectionery store. with nice rv,
in City: elegant oak fixtures; fresh stock; $50;
half cash or best cash office. sT Century hldg-
coAL. wool and ice business. scmple;e: pea!
Southern Hotel: give lease; also lumber AID .oi
cable wire fer elevatc-- SS Walnut
DRY goods and noton store; god location for
dressfnakers: tour livlnE-rooms. SlI Lac.e-e ave
GOO stand, confectionery and cigar store:
eeHIh. iA"0' transfer
GOOD offce man to purchase lnteres, in es'ae.
n.Sth efiI 5SSr Si,b ,sarsrSe sm r.
public
GROCERY: cash trade: good location. Inquire
at once 3-li n Broadway.
GROCERY: $40 daily: fixtures Furnished; bar.
&ifein Il so'a al once ''As' business '''nsy anu
and meat mafkes: ha afn IG3 sadt
bargain: retiring from business. - y. HiEh -.
LUST lmpoTtsG1so vi2l.ns rom t-st makers n
~ uuS.se prtaS,oy
anu A'NaA. A-AAatA1 " .
IITTI = --....---, - - L--I-o-- (I--
IL Ies.tui1nt c,.H5 80 BUSINESS $50
- ollNs- IhksseleaSe: n1lEaH
sale or frate arSA x compton ave.
INC stand. cheap: on account Of sickness.
thickly settled neighborhood. 1901 Division
,IE-cII [-T.S ..II.-I-- - -
>&--I,.sD, -, -
~, :, AHI,5IJss 49, =. ~. gI5I
49, anu iuiicn stsnl' GONE SsSi nlsiny' hT-
hAiNE op,ertLh. esauTdnt .eas 70
ce'pls 80. clears - nluhtnIE rem 81. IrEEs
- - 49,
IEShathANi Easy tGms' NAsa- -~'
nrsr,I-n. >- - -
n6oIAClsNNl mu' = SUI q acc.unl "a
NM e--- ea1 80
pOoUFNc- HORSE. .bcaD. o,rrr tsovtu- tie /
c.t!, must s+u- IIs eltslhlt Sc
= fur - r.,ue-s- nice loca- l
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-25

LITTLE restaurant doing good business. Sc
$40 Olive. Investigate: bargain
car on wheels: fine running gear, 20
yale or trade. @5A y. Compton ave.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

WEST BELLE Place. -4i2s-Handsome rooms
md strictly hrst-class board for persons willing
10 pay for superior accommodations
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-25

BARBER shop. downtown. income 800 weeS
S chairs. 1 tubs: exceptionally fire place; bar
gain. Century Brokerage Co. $40 Olive.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-25

MORLEY -spvAncEp
:. FOR SALARIES
To employees. with less trouble and embarra-s-
ment than heretofore Our system makes old
methods a relic OF the past. We give the honest
employe who Is barred at the bank limited ac-
commotatiOns on a fair basis. We also buy notes
accounts and collateral of all kinds. Money
loaned on chattels at strictly legal rates. No
business transacted quickly and cooddantfaIIv
Tel. Main 25Ta. si Century buiidinr
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-25

RARE Observation-Disclosures ce1ts 50: re-
ceipUs s45. clears SEQ monthly. rent SIS: terms
TO practical man: investigate. 5s y. Eleventh
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-25

stand. cheap: on account Of sickness
Call at once: cash only ga Lucas-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-25

BARBER shcp. thr,e chairs; So will buy II
2l0l Market St
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Loans on Furniture.
Rates and terms unhea-i Of. Lcox:
~ weekly pays a slso-e loan
Si.sD " e. 9. 10 ~ =.
Si.N e =. - &c
I'D " ssg.ej "
$40 " so. ~ d"
Payments nay be made weekly. semiweeklY
or monthly. 1t Is TO YOUR interest TO consult US.
All business private and above board. See US.
sl Chemical building. Eighth and Olive.
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

: WEST Boulevard. front roc
with board: southern exposure Bell telephone.
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q PAT EATS d RstsR; I 1IEson ExS'l I5rs
Rooms 6O5-T-S-9 Union Trust baiIdlng.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
SOLID Investment; Splndietop oil Co: selling
oil. diNidend-payinG stock buy before advance.
Call and investis2te. gu Missouri Trust building.
STARTLING invention for utilizing hea, OF the
sun Tor heat. light and power: see wOrkinE model
| price doubles one week nom today: your last
Furnace Co. SO burlington bldg. opposite P. OF.
FOR SALE, MIsCELLANEoUA
L kinds Of Bottles and JUGS; We GSn supply
Phsone csroadeisi ISM "
ALL kinds Of welsbach lights and supplies:
good NANTES 81 per dozen: three for &c: Ice
each. Al Condor Bros. loes and io2S Market q.
sEAUTIFuL fancy gold and silver ash: 8 up:
s45a. Peak Filter Co. 7s Pine St
BILLIARD and pool tables bought. scld aud
exchanged: pool supplies cheap. 4. Z. Schmidt.
seS Market. Eel phone Main s1ISM-
.BUTcHER's outat. complete. cheap. .s7
Pine st.
BUY paints. glass. etc. from s;leman Bros. ana
C. 1911 Park ave. sidney 4ssM: D l2si.
A s registers Of all kinds bought. sold and
shGhshs s. eau or ADDRESS James Duffy us "
CIDER press and s-foot counter. S each; iroa
stools. 5ec- l2se Aubert ave.
CoAL-Ininoi standard hest family. &c bu.:
Dorrss high-Eradc. lc delivered Edw. Dom. .Dis
Market 1t Phone Kin C q.
COAL si.c per bu.. two bundles kindling Win
3 bu,; six bundles with % bu. A Il. Mover.
1855 Chouteau ave c 1916
COMPLETE set Of grocery fixtures: must sen
tel. Taylor and Maryland aves.
ELEGANT Brunswick pool and billiard tables:
eel CT rent reasonably: also all kinds Of supplies
on hand. J. L Fowler. 1871 Market at
ELEvEN-FooT nickel show case. Call to-day.
lee Market St
FOR paints. glass sec the Great Western Pain;
as, corner I S.If,b srs PINE Maj IT, Csn
GOLDFISH. ioc up: aquariums. plants. fools.
etc: "PeIfect' TT. nlters. sac ny. .SsA Gibson.
MEMS shoe. half soled. &c; rubber heels put
on. &c: work guaranteed. The Electric Shoe Re
pairing Co.. 1854 Olive St
NEW and secondhand Billiard and pool tables
for sale OF rent The brunswick alke- Conende-
PAINT &C h: cheapest ana bes, on market;
Chestnut St Main AsA-
PHoNoGRAPH records. &c each: also A. T.
graphophone. 81 ID 5S. Republic
Return tickets for man and wife to Denver. |
Colo. cheap. Call ss Garrison ave.
.wELsBACH. lights ana supplies. nantes.
shades and GLOBES; l9c each. 81 per dozen. Condor
WIPED Lath Fencins-R. H. Myers. hardware |
cts. only s. soie agt. Jnf y. h way. B5th phones. |
o can get stickers. but no, stuck. 1t Do
Tor Cords dentist. by mail. &c stamp. De Soto
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r. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official.
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RESTAURANT: easy terms: bargain. =
franklin ave.
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MERCHANTS tailoring store: 4 goci estao-
Ished place for a small amount. i -. Requisite.
NEWSPAPER and laundry branch. cirars. to-
hacco and lunch stand: doing good business: bar
gain: at once: leaving city. o 80 Republic
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AND and lunch store: laundry branch: II
ing-room with siore. ls0s y. Ninth 81.
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RESTAURANT. NUT he sod on account
sickness; coal and gas ranges. .ot2 Easton ave.
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EOoAING-HOTSE: cheap: owner leaving II
CITY: must asIl. us C.restnut 81.
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COLDER SEAL FEMALE REGULATOR
DR., ARTNuR's GOLDEN SEA, FER, rs7s

Reiicves in three hours. Beware q. substitutes:
none genuine without signature OF Catu.a Aled.
Co. Price SIcl 20 Olive -.
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81 WANTED.

chair barber shop. doing good bushes
cheap IL sold at once. lIeO y. Tenth st
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-25
MEDIUMs-CLsIRvOYANT

Iafent app-i0I Tor; ~rcI3tves n threa hours: hevars
az substitutes; none genuine without signature ~
GoIden seal Ned. Co. .SI WashInston: price q.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15
REFORMED FORGER
Will Be Given a Job When His
Times Out.

Milwaukee, Aug. ID. L. Let's,
proprietor of chinaware store In
Pittsburg, was in the city yesterday
and called on Felix. Hartonge, the for
eigner who was sent to the House of
Correction a year ago last May for
trying to pass a forged order for $500
on Gimbel Bros. Hartonge resem-
bled French count, and travelled I'M
der a hyphenated name, representing
himself as the son of prominent silk
merchant of Holland
Mr.. Let's said that Hartonge' real
ly comes of a prominent family in
Holland, and that he told the truth
when he said that absinthe had proved
his ruin. Hartonge is thoroughly re
pentant, and has been made librarian
of the house. Mr.. Let's says thai
when his term expires he will Offer
him position, as he is a remarkably
clever salesman.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15
he HAS HER MONEY
And She, Poor Girl. Has No
Husband Now.

Butler, Pa. Aug. 15.-J. W. Lucas,
a piano agent, is wanted here by his
wife, Edith. whom he married two
months ago in Lima, o., and mysteri-
ously deserted at that place less than
week ago. Mrs. Lucas Is the daugh-
ter Of w. II. McCord, well-to-do
oil operator of Connoquenessing town
ship. She met Lucas while visiting
at Lima, and the couple came to But
Ter, where Lucas rented a store room
for the purpose of starting music
house, He took possession of the
room and deposited 5000 of his wife's
money in bank here to be used in
starting the business, While Mrs,
Lucas was visiting her parents the
husband suddenly left taking with
him the $500 and all his belongings.
His whereabouts are unknown.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15
GREAT AFFAIR.
Mr.. Manderbach Well Pleased
With Reunion of 10th.

II have attended every reunion Of
the 10th regiment, o. V. L." said
Councilman B. f Manderbach, ''but the
one held at Jefferson this week was
the best of them all. 1t was fine from
beginning to end, and every speech
at the campfire was entertaining and
instructive. l want to say also that
it would be hard to find better be-
hnyed set than attended the reunion.
didn't see single intoxicated man,
but years ago they used to be numer-
Gus at the reunions"
Those who attended from Akron
We're Messrs. b. f. Manderbach,
Isaac Madam, G. III. Edgerly and f.
o. Weary. Mr.. Weary enlisted as a
drummer by when 13 years of age, and
was one of the youngest men at the
reunion. He is now only 80.
This was the 35th annual reunion,
|and Mr.. Manderbach has attended ev-
cry one. There is only one other sur
vivor of the regiment who has sim
liar record. He is Capt T.. Burridge,
Of Mentor All those at the reunion
this year were given badge bearing
the picture of Lieut.. Col. VIM. Clark.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15
The Upham-Brouse Co.
FATS VS.. LEANS.
Another Redhot Game to Be
PLAYED In East End.

For the second time this season the
fats and the leans will battle at the
East End grounds for the benefit OF
the East End club. The game will
be played next Monday and the leans
will spare neither time nor money
to have the weather man give them
hot day. II was cool on the day OF
the first battle and the fats were in
their element and won an easy vie
tory.
The lineup is as follows: Fats
II. Brewster, M. McQueeney, ]. w
Chapman, DR.. Stauffer, Henry Man
ton, l. r. Manton, H. II. Gibbs, L. @
Miles, j. Curran, S. Crisp, Park Rob
inson, A. Wilson, John Tracy, Johr
Brewster, Jas. Hawkins. Geo. Nal
lonee.
Leans-Geo. Tweed, James Shane
Tom Naughton, Fred Burt, w. q
Palmer, II. II, Rose, Fred Houghton
A. ]. Rowley, A. II. Markle, Chas, w
Seiberling, II. IL. Gibbs, c, j. McCor
mick, w. H. Knsch, John Cooper, Ton
Rockwell, Fred Stoman,
The game will be called at 4;so' Al
the ambulances OF the city and l.
physicians have been engaged. In cas-
of rain the conflict win occur on Tues
day.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15
" 80 ~ y - . .T7107F777 - -
"ALONG the
MOHAWK"
Palmy Day" Club Mans Show
Co. Is Coming Here.

Friends of. Mr.. Charles Mcdonnell,
well known theatrical man, formerly
Of Akron, have received word from
him at Chicago. where his company,
Along the Mohawk" is at present
playing In the Academy of Music. Mr
Mcdonnell states that his company is
booked to appear in Akron is Septem'
ber.
Mr.. Mcdonnell was formerly con-
nected in Akron Will, Mr.. Samuel Ken
nedy in publishing the Amusement
Record, and acquired considerable OF
a reputation as author of the "doings
of the "Palmy Day Club
Two weeks ago his company made q
weeks stand at Adrian, Mich, its first
stand for the present theatrical season
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15

According TO the prophecy OF Prophet
Snyder OF Cleveland, the Forest
City was to have been blotted from
the map yesterday Late dispatches
fail to announce the calamity. In the
language OF the street urchlns. Mr.,
Snyder appears to have had his
"wires crossed" But on the
other hand, II Pompeii was DESTROYED
because OF its wickedness, why NOT
Cleveland?
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15

Virginia has a Congressional can
ididnte whose name is Glass. If lie is
not "broke" by the time the campalgns
over his experience win be unlike that
of many other candidates and In fact
will amply demonstrate, moreover that
there is nothing in name,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15

II would he quite willing with this
bright. beautiful enjoyable world about
us, IL we could indefinitely postpone
the progress OF iime,' wrote senator
Depew recently, TO Senator Platt. \
great many people might be persuad
ed 10 see II as does MIR. Depew, II as
sured that their salaries would 20 ON
though time did not.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15

Stress Is being laid upon the fact
that one-half Of the sum desired for
the Mckinley memorial has been sub.
scribed. While the information is graf.
flying, the thoughtful Will bear in
mind that the first half Is rather more
than 100 per cent easier to obtain than
the second half in all such undertak,
;'- ~ and 1t is not too much to say
another presidential election will
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15

One George B. Cox is taking a very
considerable interest in the proposed
Municipal Code. Is it because he is
anxious that Ohio cities and his own
home ,-CinciDnati-shd have the best
and wisest form of government pos
sible?
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15

Mansfield papers continues to de-
vote columns of space to uncompli-
mentary remarks about one another.
1t is a style of journalism little relish
ed by the public and Mansfield is really
too big town to tolerate so much of
Il
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15
Wise and % .'a g
OfherWiSe3 !


Leaves are beginning to fall.
x y x
Only 10 more summer days.
X \ X
The public eye is on the Board.
X X
Interesting anniversary next week.
x 4 X
The All Akrons won't do thing to
Kent.
Wonder how the Board likes to be
watched2
Now safe for absentees Of Company
B to come out of the tall grass.
The N. O. Il. Co. is not the only one
which has had prosperous summer
X X
Cedar Point will welcome Werner
picnlckers with open arms tomorrow.
The All Akrons will probably be an
nexed by one of the big leagues next
season.
A good motto for n telephone ex>
change would be: "A soft answer turn
eth away wrath
Maybe Cedar Point will think 1t is
the Democratic State convention on
the grounds ahead of time.
x X
Now that the horticulturists have
knocked out the apple crop, it's up to
the truckmen to say few encourag-
ing words about turnips.
X \ X
II street car No. was closely fol.
lowed by ear No. II, would 1t be pol,
Icy" for car No. A to follow imme.
dhately behind No. II?
X y X
rounded by mass meetings, the Board
will not get very far ahead of the peo.
ple-thcy'll be on hand when the site
for a City Hall Is bought.
X \ X
1t is often question in the minds
OF the City Commissioners, whether
the mass meetings are called for tho
purpose of explaining the sentiments
Of the people, or to roast" the Board
X \ X
There may be no necessity for the
calling of mass meeting to discuss
the City Hall site situation, but there
are doubtless those who win counsel
1t, II for no other reason than to be
on the safe side.
NJ u
Councilman Il. r. Manderbach, OF
the Fourth ward, certainly has plenty
of will power. After smoking heavil,
for Al years, he quit two years ago, anc
has never smoked since. Before h,
quit Mr., Manderbach averaged II ci
gars day, but he got to thinking tn,
habit was injurious, and he quit a
once. I'D be ashamed to say I'd con
tracted a habit couldn't quit" h,
said.
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15

Captain Putnam Bradlee Strong
says he hopes to live some day in
land where reporters are unknown
What loss 1t will be to the public,
to be sure!
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15

The Republican Central Committee
bf Missouri county has levied an
assessment OF ten cents upon every
voter In the county. II Treasurer Bur,
dell of the Ohio Republican Committee
would adopt this plan for Ohio 1t
would be great relief to the citizens
who held Civil Service positions.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15
NEXT MORNING PHILOSOPHER.

Fear Is merely the oyergrown child
OF caution,
The air castles of youth are inhab.
tied by the memories of age.
Few people recognize the philoso-
piers stone when they find 1t.
The wdse man sticks to poor Job
until he can get better one.
Men who live only for themselves
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-15

A number of prosperous towns
throughout the country have neither
a piano nor a gold watch, according
TO the reports of the tax assessors.
The reports will have TO be revised
before the Campaign Committees can
prove their claims of unbounded
prosperity.