Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-08-11


steady advance.
August II and 81 Atlantic City excur-
sons on the Reading Railway.
The racing of automobiles on the
city streets ought TO be broken up at
once.
The kind of an open door that this
lets yellow fever step in.
Job Printing of all kinds properly
executed at reasonable prices, at the
Intelligencer Office.
Sewer construction should be COLI
tinued. .And whenever line is opened
every property should be compelled to
connect.
The yellow fever scourge is giving
the south hard fight, but it is hop'
that modern sanitary regulations will
win.
There's h differ, nee between tie
health resort aud the Test re- orr. Those
who SEEK the form, generally indulge
IN the latter at home.
Paris is getting ready for an exposi.
tion in 1909. The gay capital never
sinks when it comes to drawing a
crowd.
Now that the Japs have unlisputed
possession of SAkhalin another q ject
l-s.c On has been presented tor the cJn-
siceralion If the Ear.
The picnic season Is now on the
home stretch, greatly to the relief OF
those who cannot keep away.
Ten-day excursions to Atlantic City
August IL and 81 on the Reading Rail-
way. Round trip rate "a. 80.
You'll have to get up early in the
morning if you want to see the eclipse
of tEe sun.
Danville people are so busy these
days that they cannot spare the time
to contract case Ct hay fever.
Mr.. A. NJ. Gearhart entertained a
number Of Danville. Bloomsburg aud
Espy ladies yesterday at her home on
Front street.
The Young man who is so skillful in
rolling o cigarette generally exhausts
his mental powers in tie performance
Of that act.
Ten thousand men resumed work in
the Pittsburg mills last week after the
usual July shut down for repairs
Work is hunting the workers in these
good old summer days.
Hundreds OF men want to be State
police men. City governments that
want good men should look them over.
The summer excursion business Is
now being rushed by the railroads.
By all means the yellow fever should
be kept out of the north.
August "a Ocean Grove excursion on
the Reading. Tickets good ten days.
Special through train to Ocean Grove.
That Berwick will buill 1000 more
cars for Japan is the report officially
circulated from New York.
The yellow plague is a hard one TO
fight. but it can be conquered.
Japan evidently intends to net only
r. tain Manchuria, but to upbuild it as
well. the building of a railroad being
q part of her development scheme.
We still continue to give The Great
American Farm Journal to all of our sub
scribers who pay in advance. Think of
it. Two papers for the price of one, and
only $l.00, too.
The Intelligencer is at your service
as a news or advertising medium. We
await your commands.
Danvillp's curbstone market is now
at its best. and is cleaner than usual.
The people have little osuse for cCm.
plaint.
$3.50 to Atlantic City and return on
the Reading Railway August IL and 81.
Tickets good ten days. Stop-off allowed
at Philadelphia going and returning.
The fall house cleaning epidemic 10
already casting its shadow before. to
he terror of the head Of the family.
All contemplated public improve.
m, n's should be gotten under way and
hurried to completion.
No matter what your business, use
good printing. It's the dress by
which the public judges you. We
oop nlaoca Won ond ,naLa your print-
ing profitable investment. The In
telligencer Printery, rear of No. 10
West Mahoning street.
Mr.. A. L. Hess, one of Philadelphia's
progressive business men, for many years
a large wholesale grocer of that city, who
did a business extending throughout the
State while in our surrounding cities
and towns endeavoring to collect some
old accounts in connection with pleas
ure trip, extended his jaunt to our city
on Wednesday. The following morning
he gave us pleasant call, informing us
of the present good condition of some of
our old friends.
Saturday morning Mr.. Benton West,
wife and daughter and Mrs. VIM. ii.
Kulp and Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Chester,
OF Shamokin, and Mrs. Frank Persing,
of Mt Carmel, drove to our city on a Wis.,
iting trip, the guests of the Editor and
family. In the afternoon they partook
of the beautiful sights at the Hospital,
and returned for home at early evening
tide, to enjoy Natures handiwork by a
different route than the one travesed
IN their coming.
The annual Mauser reunion will be
held in the Ridgeville grove, near the
Danville Bloomsbury street railway