Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-12-09

L..ANVILLE INTELLIGENCER
Established, 1928
DANvILLE, MoNToUR COUNTY, Pa Dec 8, '04
d. AUST LUTZ, Editor and Proprietor.
weekly Democratic
the distinction OF
all the other wekles
bned Igoes the homes of all The best Democrats in
read thousands Its weekly Published
Friday Danve the Montour Pa
year
will be discontinued until all paid except at the option
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application. Address all
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THE INTELLIGENCER Danville, Pa.
Slippery sidewalks threaten you Beware !!
street has heen improved but how about the side
walks?
glance at advertising columns is enough to
convince you that The Intelligencer leads
The same progress is not manifest in the construction
of the river bridge as was shown in placing the first span
In declaring that the recent election the Lords
work, does Dr. Parkhurst to deliberately hurt the
feelings of Mr.. Cortelyou?
The Panama army is bellgerent and ready for action,
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| cheerfuy dsarm if the United States insists upon It,
What better present can you give friend than
years subscription to The Integencer? Remember you
get papers for the price of oneThe Great American
Farmer and The Intelligencer.
Professor Langley bushes little when he sends out
lis annual report the diving buzzard this week. The
War Department declines to accept of the expensive con-
t"aption and refuses to hand over any more money.
l. Ind
el President Roosevelt 'exasperatngly mpeuous
We withdraw the charge then. But let us add that he
j. not likely to be convicted of premedated cunctaon
We have the inspired assurance from Harpers Week
L. that president Roosevelt will revise the tariff for the
,et of all the people," This lets Congress out by OBJ
Waiting the necessity of extra session. even of this
Not for the good newspaper does is it always
membered the longest pleasing article is acceptable to
any one and cherished for very short while but
the truth told of persons wrongs in its columns
That paper is marked forever.
An Inellgencer reporter in conversation with Mr..
Caldwell of the river bridge pier builders, Tuesday
l,s was informed that Messrs. Barry Caldwell & Leon
rd would realize handsome dividend from the contract
Notwithstanding argument to the contrary
The Post Office Department issues order making
the publication of guessing contests Illegal and yet the
Agricultural Department continues to send in its Weather
cept Doesn't this make Secretary Wilson accom-
plce?
Ellis says that he aches to talk but he cannot say
word till Secretary Looms talks. Then ''there will be
indigestion in certain circles What of indigestion
In what circles This mystery is maddening Cannot
the President compel Secretary Looms speak up quick
and loud?
The decision of the New York Court of Appeals de-
clarng unconstitutional the state law which prohibits
frone noynp his mpnm mOr
day state municipal work is ar-reaching in its
consequences and great excitement. Will other
courts concur?
The President is very anxious to visit the South
States declaring that he has been greaty msunder
stood The whites and the blacks of North and South
will wait with undsgued impatence hear the in
depreciation of it, The Atlantic Journal earnestly advises
him not to come
The Congressional Committee of Fourteen has re-
turned from Panama Washington and it's spokesman,
Senator Kittredge says that they favor dewaer canal
This will involve cost of additional millions but will
greatly facilitate the passage of ships and may be more
economical in the long sail
Governor Boutwell, of Massachusetts, said in a speech
last week eff vote could be taken Massachusetts would
denounce the Philippine policy of Mckinley and Roose
welt by majority of three to one" Whereupon the Bos
Congegatonalist remarks that 'we ought to accept
the policy of Mr. Mckinley for he the mind
of God ''Govemor Boutwell, should be careful.
The good people of Philadelphia think there COM
will stagnate if they cannot obtain thirty yfoot
channel in the Delaware river TO this end they want
about five millions of dollars and the Committee Riv-
and Harbors proposes to give them $500, 900. Nat
urally there is howl in the Key Stone state which gave
such tremendous majority the Republican party.
Pennsylvania must have what it wants and there are
Others
1t appears that the 4th Asst Postmaster General
in favor of five pound postal parcels system in
tion with free delivery at low rate of postage This
in the right direction but there is hope of such
recommendation passing Congress so long Patt, the
'easy boss is President of the United States Express
Company and remains in the Senate. He represents the
interests Of the express monopoly, and the people may
whistle, or blow their fingers.
What do you think of this, boys? AT Towanda