Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-05
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Moth ball odor again.
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Buckwheat cakes soon.
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| Harvest days most over. Jess.
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Flags at halfmast tomorrow.
The candidate is on the jump.
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Who would not gladly be Mr..
Christopher Metzler?
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Many the tired mother who is glad
school has commenced.
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The clean streets look lost and hag-
gard without the Mayor.
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And Mr.. Metzler won't have to pay
a pension attorney. either.
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Peekaboo waists and fur boas are
such comfortable combination.
X \ y
Its no use now for Old Sol to come
cut and try to square himself at this
late hour.
The country orator will soon man
fully clear his throat and prepare for
"literarles.'
~ X
The wise husband and father has
already begun to salt n little coin"
for Christmas.
Little Bopeep has lost her sheep.
But what on earth has this to do with
the County Fair?
The apple butter man doesn't say
much these days. He's busy, and will
have his say later
No wonder Christopher Metzlel
yels "Three cheers for the Goodrich, "
every time he gets chance
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And 1t transpired that the season
passed without mad dog scare In
Akron, or the appointment of dos
catcher.
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Even though he was the acknowl
edged leader of the Rough Riders, Il
Is probable that President Roosevelt
had a rougher ride this week thar
any time during the Spanish American
war,
{ 1t is probable on the spreading of til,
: information regarding the pension
Q given Mr.. Chris. Metzler, by the Good
rich Rubber Co., that incoming rrain
will contain even more than the usua
I number OF country boys seeking work
u Il 4 X
t The candidates may thank thei
i lucky stars that customs have changed
!. 1t used to be popular for candidate
when they visited farmers to husl
corn for half day or help to harvest
y and lo their talking while the
' worked.
l. The latest report from Mayor Doyl
Is that he is visiting the Indians o
Manitoulin Island, who, on hearing @
his great fame as n road maker and a
advoimte OF clean streets adopted hi,
into the tribe under the name {
Chief Pathfinder"
Tramps are again venturing int
os the country. This Is explained by Il
no fact that the great scarcity of hire
u, men Is not so kecnly felt now thi
. harvest Is over, and the probabllit.
N. that tramps will be pressed into Sc
vice are not so many.
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te Small boys think that nature has {
he especial srudge against them. ri
I'm days when II won't be necessary
,s NOW the lawn will not even have q
,se rived, whom leaves will be falling
he fast that the whole yard will have
mt he raked nearly every day.
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II is indeed nice thing to hold
iff position Mt the Court House. Eve
on now and then Attorney t. III. Wate
Der brings flowers from his greeenhou
et. and distributes them among the ofiic
les and the other day, Deputy Clerk
,ti- Courts q. W, Hale left a basket
os. lne peaches at each office.
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Dear Jack-We have been so bu
lia, with our garden and still have
,Ial much to do that much as we shou
/ like 10 see YOU, can you not come
4 October instead of September? '
tu- shall be delighted TO have you wi
the us later on, but really, dear Jack,
to is hardly convenient just now. Y
,dy won't be offended win you2 And col
any time after Oct /, without fail