Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-01

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The co nmerce of the United States
with it's noncuntiguons territory in
1908, seems likely TO exceed by many
mil!iol dollars that OF any preceding
year, according to IA statement issued
by the Department of Commerce aud
Labor through its Bureau of S5atis-
tics.
| The kaiser receives So, 925, 600 a year
as king of Prussia. but nothing as en-
peror of Germany. The king of Ba.
varin receives 81 $50, 600 year; the
king of Saxony, 1915, 600; the grand
drke of Baden. Si00, 00o. The czar of
Russia is paid So, 75O. 900 for his pri.
vate use while each grand duke re-
oeives 81. 600, 600 year.
A recent enlistment at the regular
| army barracks in st. Louis was that
of Tolbert Won Watson.a native of VII
enna. His father is an officer in the
Austrian army, and the young man is
a cousin of Austria's military attsche
in Washington. Private Won Watson
speaks and writes nine languages.
Word comes from Washington that
the President has vetoed Senator For
| aker's rate bill in advance. This, be-
itg new departure In the interests
of economizing time and energy, gives
the Senate an opportunity to spend
most of the session in denunciatory
speeches.
Secretary Taft has travelled 100. 900
miles, or four times the distance
around the world at the equator, since
May ], 1900, when he became Govern
or General of the Philippines. In the
five aud half years since his call
from tie Federal bench he has spent
36O days on the ocean or almost year.
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telligencer Printery, rear of No. 10
West Mahoning street.
No one any longer believes that any /
work Oh the new buildings at the Hos
pital for the Insane Will be done this
winter. With the plans still imper-
feet with Architect Johnson enjoy ing
a vacation down South ana winter
just on the other side of the noun
tains conditions do not seem favorable
for getting down to work before next
spring
LADIES IL want all to know of
the splendid opportunity l can give
any woman whereby she can actually
turn her spare time into money. The
work is very Pleasant and will easily
pay $lS pr week. There is no de-
cepIion about this. No experience is
necessary. If you really want to
make money, wri to me at once.
Address, HARRIET NJ. RICHARDS,
DOS IL, JOllel, Ill.
King Haakon VII, and his family
entered the capital of Norway on Sat
uIday with most enthusiastic well
come from their new subjects. The
revolution in Norxav, and the setting
ed without the shedding Of "A drop of
blood, and while it will be difficult
FOR the world to see " wheIeiu the Nor.
wegians have,bettered themselves. only
Haakon, and the additional cost of
IN iiutaI separate government,
We trust that peace, happiness and
prosperity will follow the change.
Eli Fornwald, the local United States
Express Agent, made the remark yes
terday that Danville is the greatest
town he has ever seen for shipping
dressed turkeys away to friends at
distance. And it ight be added that
Mr.. Fornwald ought to know, for his
experience has been gathered from ov-
rels of dressed turkeys were shipped
by o. r. Dildine to Scranton at one !
time. Besides this the United Statse
has shipped at least 30 turkeys and the
Adams Express like number to diff
ferent points, some of them going to
Boston, Washington and Pittsburg.
Mcs,rs. Raudenbush, Beck and Coo
uer, of Northumberland County, met
with the Montour County Board of
Commissioners at the Court House in
Danville yesterday. Il. w. Young,
clerk in the Commissioners Office. ac-
companied the Northumberland Board.
The proceedings were of private ma
tore. During their trip the Northum-
barland County Commissioners had an
opportunity to inspect the recently
completed improvements at the ap-
proaoh to the bridge on the South
Side, which during several months
past has been the ubject of so much
controversy. The approach now is in
fairly good condition and as a make
shift Will do very well.
The merchants of Danville are stock
ing their stores with Christmas goods
and are about ready to attend to the
wants of their customers. The GUS
toner who wishes to procute gifts
while they arc fresh aud before they
have been subjected to the "pickin ing
over" process will make his purchases
early with the assurance that he can
have his tastes suited now much bet
ter than if he shall wait until the bet
ter things in the stock have. been dis
posed of TO the eaIly buyer. By buy
ing now the customer. will have the