Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-06-14
CONNENSED NEWS.
/ iag day
Celebrate flag day.

Flag day.
Celebrate flag day.
Vpollev ears from Danville To
bloomsbury were we'll patrouized yes
,terdsy.
ne corner loafer is usually first
class nu sane.
Tn. rro,, OF June brides gives prom
f.4 of l.-iu.y exceedingly bountitul.
No need to remind the people that
the lot wave period has arrived.
Those grating Pennsy employees are
aptly termed cleric al capitalists.
The thermometer j., q thing of high
standing in this community at present.
A. the cherries are getting ripe they
may escape the rigorS of the June cold
wave
Let the packers eat their canned
goods 10 they can.
The political huckster always i'm
asine> that his neighbors are no better
than himself.
Politicians often set out plum trees
ia June. just to catch killing frosts in
November.
The citizen who gratities his ap-
petite moderately during the heated
term. cutting out all alcoholic bever-
ayes. taking things easily, working
steadily. keeping his passions in sub
lection always hunting the shady side
II the street. j. likely TO pass the heat
e.i term with comparative tranquility
Its Just as cool in Danville rs al
most anywhere else these days
The meat packers say il Will cost
them millions of dollars TO regain pub
lie confidence in their products. 1t
would have cost the packers much less
10 have kept their slaughter houses
clean.
The Pennsylvania railroad has
promptly fired clerk who discrimi-
mated against the Pennsylvania rail
road.
Beware Of ice water-when the hu-
man system j. sizzling.
Tie colleges and universities are
again hard at work turning out a big
crop of doctors of divinity
A marriage license has been issued
10 Frank q. Heintzleman, of Sunbury,
aud Miss Lulu Brown, Of Danyllle.
Mr. Heintzleman j. employed as a flag
man on the railroad. -Sunbury Item.
The wise traveller abstains from
walking on the railroad and also keeps
one eve open for the automobile fiend
What the contents of the can lack III
quality Is made up by the fine appear
Ancr OF the label
There seems to DE such thing as
some Of June : rare days being a trtie
overdone
Temperance IT, a virtue which fire.
auently needs to be applied quite as
much 10 eating "a TO drinking.
A we'll lighted city l. usually a city
comparatively free from crime.
None Of the Chicago meat packers
come forward with an offer 10 eat
II his packed goods To prove that they
are clean and wholesome.
Street car conductors who are atten-
tive to women passengers who are ac-
companied by small children lose moth
ing bv their display nf courtesy.
lt cost Northumberland county for
coal last year to run the Jail, S247S. IS,
and for water $4Os. while the light
cost &3j4 30 To run the court house
last wear cost. coal 1856 81. water Sl42
and light sos. 80
Tie fourth annual convention OF the
Federation Of Catholic societies of
PENNSYLVANIA, was held at Philadel-
phia aud resolution was adopted ask
ing for legislative action to remove
from the Capital in Harrisburg the
mural paintings which the Catholic
claim are historically inaccurate.
More politicians than usual will 20
from this district 70 the Democratic
state convention to be- held at Harris.
burg this month.
The case of Cashier Everett, of Free
land. charged with embezzlement oi
600. 60. has been continued to the
Scranton term in October.
It's 20 easy for prisoners 10 get Gu
Of the Wellsboro Jail that when 1
criminal is arrested in Tioga count,
he would almost as soon be convicted
a. acquitted.
The rains of last week we're like do
lars To the farmers. The moisture wa
badly needed for certain fruits an'
vegetables and will save the corn crol
about which the people were beginning
10 feel dubious. This crop will be al
important one this year aud if ther
j. enough rain and hot August vii
De "A record breaker, the acreage bein
larger even than that of last wear
which la the language Of the agricuI
turist was bumper.
Pocket Picked.