Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20
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Established In 1928.


Men who cut ice should waste nc
time.
Beware of the troacherous grip
germ.
The "middle of the road" is the
safest place to walk.
Mr.. Ambrose Love, of Exchange,
gave us business call on Tuesday.
Nominate good men for school di-
rectors. Only the best should he elect
ed.
Remember, choose only men of the
highest ideals and principles for school
directors.
Mr.. NJ. L. Sheep, of Jersey town,
gave us very pleasant business call
on Tuesday.
Unless of pessimistic turn no coal
dealer has had muoh to complain OF
this winter.
Ice-covered sidewalks are not cal
oulated to inspire in the average pedes-
trian sweet spirit.
In women's euchre clubs, at Bethle-
hem, substitutes are i'll demand owing
to seasonsble colds among members.
Primary elections could be made
great deal more interesting if the vot-
ers could be made to realize their i'm
portance.
Photographer /. 9. Lee is receiving
congratulations over the arrival of
baby boy at his home on West Mahou-
ing street.
The residence of Hon. @. H. Dioker-
man, of Milton, was thoroughly ran
sacked by burglars on Tuesday while
the family was absent.
Good mea and true with right prin-
cipIes and the welfare of the city at
heart are the Kind to select for council
me aud school directors.
charter was issued by the State
department in Harrisburg to The Peo-
pies Savings 81 Trust Go. of Hazle
ton, capital stock SIPS, 000
The whole area of Winter wheat is
81, l55, 900 acres, aud the average con.
dition is not as high as at the CORE
spending period last year.
A mile in thirty-seven seconds flat was
made the other day over the Daytona
beach, Fla, by II. L. Bowden, OF Bos-
ton, in his ninety horse power auto.
Meanwhile it is we'll TO keep a
watch on the candidates for school di.
ector iu your ward; also those who
desire to represent you in Council.
The Elks of Milton, have secured
lease OH the Brown building, corner of
Broadway and Bound avenue, and will
have it refitted between now and April
first, when 1t will he occupied bv the
organization.
AGENTS Wanted in Danville and sur
rounding towns to secure subscriptions
for the National Sportsman Send
cents in stamps for full particulars and
sample copies. Big money for hustlers.
Address National Sportsman, Cor. Broad
& Franklin SITS, Boston, Mass. II 3O-04
Farmers throughout Berks county
predict that potato bugs will be plenti-
full next season. William Rubright, OF
Moslem, found several live potato bugs
OIL his farm recently, and E. X. Lesher
found several large caterpillars.
If you will cross question your wife,
after she has read the paper, you will
fad that she is little "hazy" about
the status of the Eastern war, but that
she has sharp and clear notion of the
Especial sales" that are in progress at
the various stores.
Auctioneers Throughout the rural dis
tricts of Bsrks, Montgomery and Le-
high counties report that smaller
number of farmers public sales will
be held this spring than for many
years. as farming is more profitable
tlSqn in the past.
1T Suggests good times that at one of
theJ big savings banks of New York
thb ru n to make deposits became so
furious MS to make intervention of the
pclice necessary. The crowd was bent
On deposiliug its money in time to
draw interest for the first quarter of
Che year.
The ground hog is due to Gomez out
on Feb 7th If he sees his shadow he
will scuttie back in his hole. Six weeks
of cold weather will follow. IL the
skies are overcast the woodchuck will
remain out to frisk about. According
to tradition, che weather during the
ensuing forty days will besmoderate.
Indiana miners complain that they
have not enough working days. Things
ARE different in Pennsylvania. He
tile miners have so many working days
that in pure self-defense or something
of that kind they find it necessary to
take holi ays frequently.
WANTED 10 men in each state to
ravel, tack signs a~d distribute sam
vples and circulars of our goods. Sal
airy $500 per month. $500 per day
for expenses. KUHLMAN CO., Dept.
Atlas Building, Chicago.
With the Rev. William Brewster on
the way to IIinghuaa, China, are three
milk cows, one Holst,in Jersey and
two IIolstein Durham animals. A
bottle of milk in China costs 5 cents
in American currency, but this sum
represents days wages to the SER
want class.
The most attractive sale bills you
see throughout the country are print.
ed at this office, and the charges are
no more than you pay elsewhere fui
inferior work. If you are thinking oI
having sale and want it advertised
RIGHT, have your bills printed by