Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-16
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| There was also considerable band
music on the street. 20 4
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And Lojoie made good" with the
Cleveland rooters from Akron.
| Talk about popular candidates. Well,
l guess, Mr.. Fillius is one of them
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More plumed Knights in Akron's
streets Sunday than for q long time.
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| Just now while the strawberry sea-
son is in full blast. not a great deal is
being said about prunes.
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| Cockroaches have popularity. az
fish bait, which resigns some people to
their presence in other capacities.
Coming, Coming The Two Bills. in
their interesting and spectacular
sketch, entitled, Running for Probate
1 judge
If the weather continues, Akron mer-
chants will probably sell out their sum-
mer furnishings at reduced rates and
lay in supply of OF. skins,
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Mr.. A. 7. Paige will be the next
County Clerk, that is, If united and
harmonious Democracy, assisted by
scores of others, can put him there.
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Hold up your right hand Are you
one of those who told the folks they
were going for street car ride, and
then went to Canton to see the base
ball game?
Mr.. B. f. Davis, Democratic norni-
nee for Intirmary Director, hasn't an
enemy. oh, would that all people
We're enjoying the same great bless
ing!
| Some great man once remarked,
"The Lord might have made a better
fruit than the strawberry, but he never
did" There are millions who will
say, amen"
The good services of DR.. G. J.
Hays. while he was a member of the
Pension Examining Board, will be re-
peated If he is elected Coroner. The
voters ought surely to do the rest.
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Ex-Mayor Young is O campaigner
who moves fast and furiously from
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well to step aside when he comes
swinging around the track
Any man with the business train
ing of ex-NIayor John Mcnamara, of
Barberton, ought to make good
County Commissioner. The Demo.
Gratis think so. and that's why they
nominated him.
When the voters see ex-Treasurer
r. L. Andrew around asking for more
suffrages, there will he whoops and
cheers. Yea, verify, for is not Bob"
one Of the most popular men in Sum-
NIT county?
| or course there will be no real hard
campa igning during the warm sum-
mer months, but, Notwithstanding, any
stray votes that may wander out of
the harvest field will be gobbled up,
without mercy.
If any more American league games
are to be played in Canton. it might
be well for the management of the
grounds, or of the teams. to provide
some way of keeping the crowds back
out of the diamond and the fields.
Someone asks for a definition of
mind, matter and soul. 1t was given
this way:
What is mind? No matter.
What is matter? Never mind.
What is soul? It's immaterial.
Warren Tribune
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The editor of the News appreciates
the fact that our postmaster is giving
Niles the very best kind of SERVICE
Niles News.
| Editor Ivor Davis of the News is
also postmaster Of Niles and one of
the most modest citizens of the 10th
district
Tomorrow will be day of much sad
ness and grief among the clerks Of Ak
ron. But while the clerks are mourn
ing over their heavy less, sympathizers
will not be among the newspaper men,
for be in known that 1t will be the
latter that causes all this great sorrow,
for the newspaper men will have beat
en- the clerks in their game Of base ball.
The clerks asked permission of the
newspaper mems manager to play three
extra tielders in the outfield. as they
Will he kept very busy. The newspaper
men granted the concession.
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MIR, SAM Rogers departed
far enough from tradition,
saturday, to wear black necktie Mt
the County Democratic convention.
However, there was no change In the
blandness of his smile, and the dele
gates had no difficulty In recognizing
him. A story was started to the effect
that Sam wore the black tie ms mourn.
ing for some of the buried hatchets,
but the canard was traced to one of the