THE CENTRE REPORTER | Ss— 8. W. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor. Centre Harr, . . . PENNA] March 7, 1901. i LE TERMS.—The terms of subscription to the Re- | porter are one dollar per year in advance. ADVERTISF MENTS. —20 cents per line for three | fnsertions, and 5 enw per line for each subse quent inse tion. Other rates made known on application. THE NATION DISHONORED, the promise to the Cuban people, says the North American, contained in the Teller resolution of 1888. That resolu- tion affirm ed the people of the island to be of free and independent aud volunteered the following pledge: That the United States hereby dis- claims anv intention to exercise 80v- ereignty, jurisdiction or control over sald island except for the pacification thereof, and asserts its determination when that is accomplished to leave the government and control of the. is- land to its people, Cuba is pacified, and it is our duty to ourselves and the Cubans to wilh- draw, but the of dering that action, has demanded ac- Cubans The Senate has voted to break right Senate, instead or- ceptance of conditions by the which they could not accept and be independent. If a breaks is dishonored when it for then the nation faith, material coolly, openly and advantage, before the sake of the United world dishonored. For such perfidy, for such base re- States stands pudiation of a pledge which the Presi ent who signed the Teller resolution has declared to be of the “highest hon- orable obligation,” there can be no ex- that will not emphasize the national disgrace. cuse offered nel THE RECORD. “The United States hereby disclaims any disposition or to exer- jurisdiction or con- intention cise sovereignty, trol island, except for the paci fication there said over f, and asserts its de- termination when that is completed to leave the government and control of the island to its people of Congress adopted April - Resolution 2. 1898. dee contained in this reso- “The ple lation is honorable obli- Ke Pp MeKioley's annual message gation, and must be sacredly President to Congress, 5, 1809 December n Independence.—To Cuba in- depen fences and ss If-gove rnment were which letter by the this pledge shall be performed ".-Plat- form Repu National tion, Ju the same voice assured in war was declared, and to Conven- The de is hereby authoriz- ed to leave ti and eon- trol of 12 government the island of Cuba to ils people Deen as a government shall have £5 tablished sideration thereof or in thereto, shall de t tions of 1 ] granting to the | vision of ban repub the Figeint tervene in CO when we see fi of title to and United States in said island uopder a con- which a part appended he future reia- ited States with Cubs nited States vu fing $i relinquishment coaling the inde Of [~le stations to if Cuba,” President. bill, passed the Pines: : i “to enable the points to be se nav maintain pendence « at lected by t -Amendment to army by March 1, 1901, approved by President 1901 ue Congress MeKiuley March 2, — 14,336 BILLS, The congress was in session which years, acts, eto, Number of bills, 14,338; number of} reports, 3,000; public acts, 345: private acts, 1,250; total acts, 1 of | Joint resolutions, 395 197 days, is lesa than any congress for | A895; number — tsi The features of the Sunday sessions | of Cougress was the vote of the House | defeating the proposition to appropri- | ate $5,000,000 for the duce Exposition at smaller sums for the Pan-American | Exposition. Representative Hepburn | made a flerce attack on the river and! harbor appropriation bill, which he] said frittered away m llions of pul lie | money, It is rumored that President Mec. | Kioley will veto the river and harbor | bill on the ground that its appropris- | tions, aggregating $50,000,000, are ex” | cessive, Our exports to China diminished | over 50 per cent. during the seven months ende | January 31, owing to the war. L.ouisia na Pro-| St. Louis and | James B. Nicholson, secretary of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania Todependent Order of Odd Fellows, died at his home, 1542 North Seventh Btreet, Philadelphia, Monday. He was 81 years old. Mr, Nicholson was one of the most prominent Odd Fellows in the country. For pearly a half-century his life was devoted to the interests of the order. » se A Mf Co AO Headache often results from a disor- dered condition of the stomach and eon- stipation of the bowels. A dose or two of Chamberlain's Stomach und Liver Tablets will correct these disorders and cure the headache. Sold by Mrs, J. H. Keller, Linden Hall; J. ¥, Smith, Centre Hall. a [Continued from first page. | Hau Le JduRs Or oa ors thinned inclement wes conditions Gen, Sle the review brilliant i 41 LE Out somite hat be Ww ther The o ither account of the we No Grand March at Inaugural Ball, iti the [nau inaugural ball, auditorinm itlmin event ol The ci he Yo WILD med in disti touching every 5 She The . 1 g tie President's Innugaral Address, arbitra spared Entrus time with ita great resg renewed ing unt their fal invoking and favo shrink if 1 dia from fot fos should wise and patriot tien, Strong hearts and helpful needed, and, fortunately, we in every part of our beloved countrs are reunited tionallam has peared, Division on publie guesti no longer be traced by the war 181, These oid differences loss disturb the judgment Existin y lems demand the thought and quicken th conscience of the country, and the res sibility for thelr presence ag well their righteous settlement rests upon sail-no more upon me than upon you The Eatenslon of Liberty, The American people, intrenched in freedom at home, take their love for it with them wherever they go, and they reject as mistaken and unworthy the docs trine that we lose our own liberties by securing the enduring foundations of be erty to others, Our institutions will not deteriorate by extension, and our sense of justice will not abate under trop suns in distant seas. As hereiofore, so hereafter will the nation demonstrate lis fitness to administer any new estate which events devolve upon it, and In the ear of will “take occasion by fhe nd and make the bounds of freedom wider yet.) If there are those among u who would make our way more dificuil we must no! be disheartened but the [Continned on third colnmn } Hee Grant Hoover, Bellefonte, before you losure. na for mi 10 nitered “ivi tht! Wwe Wi with sion in the Philippines, 1 ¢ ¢ 299 DTV D DVD VVOVS Cx SPR 18 d3ex su FE .¥ RMSTRONG, CENTRE HALL, PENN’'A, AGENT POR THE- rn "RIDA Woakah on $ TRY NT rT whakhWiiiah Waid V CLEVELANI TY NY ho. gy OHIO a fall I am prepared fils, pwints to f line of varnishes © Drives These Lincoln * 3 ( d. 1 bave a fal IAT select Gils are so snd batrel nts, of goods of in prices, Jaudl iIrnisn gui are a i JULIAN A. FLEMING, Agent for the Johnston Harvester Co's full line of Harvesting Machines. SELF BINDERS. MOWERS, RAKES, ETC. Repairing Binders a Specialty, I have had a practical experience for a period of vighteen years with farm and other machinery and 1 feel that money can be saved to many farmers by hav. ing their old machines looked over and repaired by a practi eal man. ¥ A Good Cough Medicine for Children, “1 have no hesitancy in recommend. ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,” | says K.P. Moran, a well known nnd | poptilar baker, of Petersburg, Va “We have given it to our children | when troubled with bad coughs, abo | whooping cough, and it has nlways | given perfect satisfaction, It was rec. ommended to me by a druggist as the best cough medicine for ehildren ax it | contained no opium or other harmful drug”? Roldby Mrs, J. H. Keller, Linden Hall: J. F. Smith, Centre Hall, — { A Change of Holldavs Senator Snyder, of Chester county, | bill the ture abolishing the publie holiday 12th, and providing bas introduced a legisla - | an | Lincoln's Birthday, the Mon- day in August be made a public holi- du t be .An- ‘ommemoration The Lincoln's the Fie bruary that second y, and that i known as coin's ( Day." object of the bill is to have | the 8 commemorated i y i rth and emancipation of on the same! ep lemarkable Cares of Hheomntism 1h Hieator Rutherfordlo N.( The 00 editor of the Vindicator has had #ejon to fest ham. berlain’s Pain B nost remarkable results if, Wit 01 he efficacy of ( dm twice i in bh rheumatism in the vhich he suflered ten ds two rubbing the parts en excrygciat- 1 for sve, Which was re Heved with alin, realizing applica instant benefit ] | short thi relief in a very in ing bim relies RE § ri gt itnat isn prostrat which ne, 1 was 1 bl Game Commission, are in those advanced by the Pa bandry of Pennsylvania, pinr wilh the ghout the « throu ry 8d rg pag i TE] A Row ti ot the H eld paid & BROS also sdmitted i free cataion ‘all ovens Atigost 15th GLOBE TELRGRAVH COLLEGE, Lexington, ay | “CRT ANTED, AGENTS Tow ll our Tear, Coffees, Spices and Baking wider to cotsumers Literal commission paid ] Wires, GRAND UNION TEA CO, {i 5 N. 3rd street, Harr! burg, Pa. SMITHR SALVE R - Sent by mail for 2 | BMITH CO , Centre Hall, Pa ehilblaine, cents. The for ole, DR Solid Oak Extension Table, $5.50. -_ $1.65. Weber's Improved Flour Heater, $6.00. |The Cheapest Place to buy Fur- niture in Centre County. -_ An Honest Medicine for La Grippe, : Cieorge W. Wait!, of Bouth Gardiner, | “1 had 1 cough, cold, ehills aud grip and have | but Chamberlain's Me., says: have he worst | of trash of no account profit to thie vendor, Cough Remedy is the ouly thing that have : chills, I con- and the bottle of cold and grip have all left used one it Hie, gratulate the manufacturers of an hon- For J. H. {'en- Mrs Smith est medicine.” #nle by J. FP. ’ La i Summer Normal Normal and Acsdemic A Bummer term will « April 15th, a Boalsbu continue for eight iratory students find the weetive weeks, Teael , preg i for coll hers, will res IDRYBON, Principal Wp tl . Van Deusen, of Kilbourn, d with stomach troub- long time prepara. ne the good bamberiain's mach and Liv- Tablets ve These Tablets snle by J. H. Keller, Linden h, Centre Hall, Price { i “le milion for " iris none have done ] ‘ bis i ins mhe says, IRV many {ions but that ( ™~1 Lg | nre for i 1; J. oeut Haul wt ee, . GRAIN MAKKET, DUCE AT STORES, SPRING MILLIS GRAIN MARKET, TEry We LINDEN HALLMAKKETY ¥ 2.3 2000002000000 CE2000020000 Spring Mills, Pa P.V. S. STORE. Clearing Sale, Commer Men's, Women's, prices and Children’s Shoes Youths’ and Felts, This clearing sale in- cludes all styles and qualities I must make room for my large spring orders, Do not miss this 11 sale or you will miss the fortune of your life C. A. KRAPE. 20000CS50008000200000000 SP0000P0O0COPR0OVIVP00C0P00CSITOCOO0POPOPPEDOSO wnical work wand tools for doing unmecl Our tools were never in euch 1 £ . The work turned out of this ghop is mechanical in appearance and in reality. We are prepared to do Repair Work of Fre Description, think are broken for good, can often be mended and both time and money saved, ow is the tie to have your bug- gies and wagons repaired and repainted, New Work of all Kinds Done fo Order, Work is positively guaranteed. Our prices are very reasonable. Give us a call, W. A. HENNEY. ‘SARAH E. WEBER, Boalsburg, Pena'a. i .....D. A. BOOZER SAY AFL <7 ‘ 5 is PENNSYLVANIA RR. K. Philadelphia & Erie BR. K. Divisior and Northern Central Railway. Time Table, 10 efoct Kov, & TRAINEE LEAVE MOBRTANDOR, EABTWARD 7.82 a. m.~ Train 61, We Harrisburg, #rviving at Fbilad: iphia 2A p. pi, Bair ore id m. Parior car and plies, w.~ Train shnrre meron ons Zielon, ni AR Fis Baits Cone hes Lg k days x Rew Tork } fugion Lib p {roam 1g 10 Phitlade < 3 Lots B27 a Wille add unbury 3 inter Ha TOTE, Ese Lge r Ber Week deve fos 15143 Philsdeg)» Thre ale nint ow A bs dys grt Washilinglon iphia., p.m iv 12 ie Philinde Veekdays Huzieiy I ALK Lalicre i. New Wasl g 107 0 Fi Wo Yulindeipliis 5.06 ; o_O ug leave and Lewis ¥ 4 * wm Pwe'ger Agt b uo I 23 LANAR. Ciintondsie i LK ders 80g 24 Mackey ville. Vedder Springs Halonia - : MILL HALL. #75 Jersey Shore. } aunt sp | Love j Wm'PO"Y { Art PHILA Atlantic City NEW YORK (Via Tamequs.) NEW YORK. {Via Phila) Lye. FERRER SEE 4 ae PEPER PEECECQ CEC de Arr Lye § wn a 430 #00 Are m a, t Week Days #% ® p. m. Sunday, 110 10am. Sunday Philadelphia Sleeping Cars attached to Mast. i bound train from W Hinmaport at 11 30 $m and West-bound from Philadelphia 61 11.56 p.m. . W.GEPHART, General Superintendent. on | *Daily, ELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILROAD. To take effect Mav 25, 1806 EARTWARD WESTWARD EEE ih] 5% | 1 va] TAN ee pe ol 3 Tole Ani oam pm 6 80] 1 10/8 6 20{10 30.4 A 6 20; 1 028 ¢ vie a7 6 1612 5% 6 40{10 42] i012: § STATIONS, Ix Bellefonte, Unley ie Morris... Whitmer sens Hunters... vam Fillmore.... d sevnevarnss BEIRLY corre vevupsnnis WERIEIO. conv B0ola Crossing... wees PIB TING ora BO nnn nin Stab... Ar, ZRETEsnZEER wl unin ws | State Collage... Morning tratos from Montanden, W Lek Haven and Tyrone 4 : 7 for State College y A Retr Bh Sate tandon, Lewisburg snd : eet Train No. 11 for State ne. Traine it Btate College conmee Bellefonte’: meet with Penns. R. R. trains at A —— Letter and note heads, bill heads, statements, with all lines of office entre Hall, P ¥ at the Reporter printing honse. ' “
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