Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-04-27

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There is every reason to believe
that the bicycle craze will be revived
the coming sea on, judging by tn
number of wheels seen IN Danville
last Sunday.
Women have trials that perhaps
men do not appreciate; but even mas
culine instinct recognizes the fact that
the Easter hat didn't get a fair slow
this year.
Remember that when you buy OF
your home merchants you eventually
benefit yourself. 1t makes the town
more prosperous and you profit by the
conditions.
President Roosevelt insists that it is
'fmpossible'' for him to ac ept a
third term nomination. He felt thaa
way too, about the ce-presidentia!
nomination.
If there's any truth in the maxim
that "April showers bring May flow
ers' there will be many of the latter
with which to decorate the graves of
the dead heroes on Memorial Day.
Cleanliness is not only next to god
illness, but it is necessary to public
health. 1t is time for citizens to clean
up the winter accumulation of rubbish
about their premises, if any exists.
Although there is some doubt as to
whether there will be long coal
strike, the operators have decided to
prepare the consumer for the worst by
putting the price up few rotches
right away.
Advertising creates many new
business, enlarges many an old bust
ness, revives many a dull business,
rescues many a lost business, saves
many failing business and secures
success in any business.
This is the time for bargains and
economical buyers will do well to con-
suit the advertising columns of the
Intelligencer where can be found the
announcements of enterprising mer-
chants and business men.
Now that the warm weather is ap-
preaching parents should caution their
children against indulging too much
in jumping the rope. The exercise is
of such violent nature that it is liza
BILE to result in heart trouble if parti-
cipated in to excess.
Some of the road overseers have
commenced work on the highways,
and if proper methods are adopted
there is no good reason why the vari-
Gus township roads should not have
rs good dirt roads almost as the ma
cadamized ones are.
Here is the pithiest sermon ever
preached: "Our ingress into life is
naked and bare, our progress through
life is trouble and care, our egress out
of it we know not where, but doing
well here we shall do well there. |
could not tell more by preaching a
year."
Harry l.. Ritter. of the Inteligen-
Ger Office, is delighted with his new
home in Riverside. Now that tene-
mant houses in Danville, Riverside
and South Danville are scarce, would
it not be profitable for workingmen to
build cheap residences, paying for
them in installments.
Those who send us items of news
will kindly do so as soon as possible
after being acquainted with the facts
in the case. Often news is sent us too
late for the current issue and it be-
comes rather stale for the week fol-
lowing. We refer to social events and
news of like character.
In the renting of houses those which
have modern improvements and are
kept up-to-date in appearance are the
first to be chosen. Landlords who
regard the wishes of tenants at least
those of reasonable necessity-do not
awaken some morning to find ten
antless house or Office room.
After all, it was the children who
chiefly gave grace and seeming to the
Easter day professions. Besides them
the Haunting finery of their elders
was tawdry and uninteresting. 1t was
Charles Dickens who wrote: 81 love
these little people; and it is not a
slight thing when they, who are so
fresh from God, love US
Nowadays big advertisers are apt
to judge newspapers by the amount of
classified business they carry. The
reason for this is simple enough. The
paper which really "gets next" to the
home folks is the one that does the
general advertiser the greatest good,
and the little "wants" are true indi-
cations of the home value of the
paper.-Printers' Ink.
The weekly or home paper deserves
the liberal patronage of the town and
county in which it is published. 1t
gives the home news as no outside
paper can or does publish, and it is
the news of the ones own town and
county that is of most concern. 1t
helps advertise the town and county;
it calls attention to home industries
and home enterprises, and it goes out
to the world as the representative of
the people among whom it is publish
ed.
OCCASIONAL.