Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
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THAT Sandusky woman will know
better hereafter than to attempt the
Carrie Nation stunt with her hand
10 the class Of '02 of the High schools:
Don't forget that there are S0,O00.000
other people In the United States
Uncle joe. Kendall says little Ju-
Lin Bettes Corners did not material
ly damage his chin decorations.
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+, Only to think that they will be plan
ming Sunday school picnics 125 days
hence.
| Maybe the Mayor thought there was
luck in numbers when he appointed
the committee of seven.
BY an unfortunate oversight, men
! ton was not made that John r. Duff
fy is also entitled to wear Elk EN-
blcms i'm both lapels.
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Perchance Mr.. Rennlnger might he
able to give Messrs. Ganyard and
Hover few pointers in the art of
angling.
| In thn,trbt In
not get so many other victims IL He
took one of those "13 doctors" for his
own.
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Canton will now receive free heat
from a Heating company. Most folks
are under the impression that Canton
IL hot" enough.
II notice" said the Observing Citi-
zen, "thutsmore and more is evening
dress becoming the common rule in
Akron. silk hats are being worn more
and more by the younger men,
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The store that the knights Of the
Dark Lantern entered at Barbertor
Wednesday night presented n ghastly
sight next morning. The knights, IN
their haste, broke bottle of ketchup
The Columbus Press, which recently
changed hands, has made great pro
gress under the new management
Many additions have been made t.
its capacity, and its facilities improves
for the publishing of a metropolitan
paper in up-to-date style Besides, th
Press has lately moved Into its owl
permanent new home, and Is now cut
ting wide swatli In Ohio journalism
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The Youngstown Vindicator, whicl
recently undertook to critlclse th
art service of the Democrat, has nov
shown Its recognition of the value o
illustrations by using Paine's Celer,
Compound picture OF President Theo
dore j. Shaffer, of the steel Workers
TO illustrate u story concerning hi
recent visit to Youngstown. The Vim
dicator's enterprise IL on a par will
that OF the newspaper which annually
ut fair time, prints page or two o
stock sale bill cuts.
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However, Your Uncle Mac feel
) neither alarm nor anxiety. As his sec
: ond term as City Commissioner ex
: pires in the Spring, and he is not
= candidate for reelection, he is no
troubled over whether school keeps o
not. But. on the other hand, the sltu
alton ls peculiar. There are severa
persons who would like to succee,
Mr. McMillen, but the movement {,
knock out the Commissioner Law
keeps them from getting busy In pro
noting their candidates.. But. as wa
said before, your Uncle IL taking lf,
In a calm, easy manner.
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4 There Is a story going the rounds
| In which Senator Fairbanks and Sec
$ retary Shaw are made to figure which
F.. In that respect IL all wrong Tn,
/ men were Col. Geo. w, Slebcr an,
DR.. L., ~ Ebright. According to tn,
4 story, these two Republican, orators
were stumping Kentucky,
! After a successful meeting the Ken
lucky colonel who had the two Re
!. publican statesmen In charge invite,
3, them into the hotel bur room for som,
/ refreshments
'Whatll you haveT he asked Col
:, Sicber.
:, "A little cold Apollnarls,' was thu
reply.
II "And your" said the host TO Dr
Ebrlght.
e Il think | viii have glass of but
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