Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-07-13
CONDENSED NEWS.
Bathe frequcn ntly

ANY objection TO such weather?
Splendid corn growing weather.
WANTED agents and correspond
ents in every town aud village to rep
resent well-known publication Ad-
dress r. b. NJ Box S6. Harrisburg, Pa.
The early closing movement is a
blessing to the clerks, and after long
hours of confinement they appreciate
1t.
The Sells & Downs ciTCus " ill APP
pear in Bloomsbug. July eth.
Now the busy farmer tackles the
field Of golden grain.
A. the days begin to shorten the
heat begins to grow more powerful.
The west is still Heading with the
east to send it harvest hands, but the
trouble is the supply is short
A few lock jaw victims are already
being reported in various parts Of the
country.
A large force of carpenters are over
hauling the bridge between Sunbury
and Northum borland, making it abso
lutely safe for trolley cars.
Fast railway time is the public de
mand, Notwithstanding accidents TIA at
occur occasionally.
ha no ,aE ina \ Z
difficult 10 gather in the crops.
A muzzie ordinance should be i'll
let at large. but particularly at this
season when the heat, lack of water
or proper attention make dogs mOIe or
less vicious and cross. and often af
fects them with rabies.
An exchange wants to know what "A
week is Well, to man who is going
20 get married its along time To the
fellow who j. going TO be hung it's u
very short time. TO the man who
don't care a continental it's six work
ing days and one Sunday.
It takes the hustler to win in these
busy days, and that is the reason we
have so many hustl"rs
The man with cool place in the
country is finding ont how many de
voted friends he has.
This is the time of the year when
tine great American moth ball earns its
salary.
The bass fishing habit Is good for
the overwOrked man 1t eases the
strain on his system.
The man with family of six girls
TO send to the seashOre doesn't feel
that the cz4r has all the troubles in
the world
No matter how dark things may look
remember that there's sunshine a com
ing.
Portland cries out to the east to
come ont and see the exposition. Of
course we would like to go
The candidates are beginning to get
busy.
Every city ought to have public
bath along the river Let DanvilIe try
the plan.
number of the western states are
81 pressed for wo kmeu that thoy will
pay the transportation of men from
the east
Mechanics of every class are busy
aud the outlook for steady work could
hardly be better.
Oar soldiers on the bloodlo,s field
are preparing themselves to make good
in the event of future necessity.
According to the report of Grand
Secretary Robinson. of the r. f. o.
Elks, the order now has $50 lodges,
with membership of POO, ,0l0, gain
of $4,000 members during the past
year. Fifty five new lodge' were in
stale during the year
There was u terrific storm at Milton
II Monday afternoon, tho wind being
Imost of tornado fury Tho thunder
and lightning we're terrific and the
rainfall 50 heavy that the streets were
turned into Divers Many cellars we're
flooded Electric lights were also burn
ed out, causing much inoouvenicnce
The Limberger homestead, West
Mahoning street, Is receiving new
coat of paint, the color selected being
steel with white trimming. The WIN
dow sash will be painted black Will
lam MOttern is doing the work.