”. THE CENTRE REPORTER | revenue, The Senate leaders are the more ready to recognize the truth be- Editor | @8use if they had had their way when i the Dingley bill was passed it would have contained an increased tax on TERMS. —One year, $1.50, when paid in advance. beer and new taxes on stock exchange Juoqe 1 urtary Subject toprevious terms, $3.00 | {00 tions, ete., which were stricken | out at the demand of Speaker Reed {and Chairman Dingley, The situation is a most distressing i ——— —— FRED KURTZ, ADVERTISEMENTS. ~20 canta per line for three | Insertions, and 5 cenw per line for each subse- | quent nse: tion. Gilier rates made made known | One for the Republicans, because to un- wil application. | dertake new revenue legislation will | not alone be a confession that they did | not know what they were about when | they passed the Dingley bill, but that | protection has been carried to such a The annexation of Hawali seems to | point that it no longer yields enough be doomed to defeat, CENTRE HALL, PA, THURS. Dec. 16, | revenue to support the Government. ——————— Wy A i —— | . : : . { armers from Illinois ar d Tow a who Dingley predicts a 10 million surplus . ne i : ; | recently purchased farms in Georgia, by June. His prophesy don’t count, | “=~ ¥ b . ; { bringing with them improved farm- fp Gov. Hastings in company w ith At- torney General McCormick, spent the | past week on Chesapeake bay, shoot ing ducks.—Centre Democrat. Guess they'll shoot Quay'l they get a chance. tf tl | ing machinery and implements, a lead- paper | departure in farming {One of the new ir) to Georgia in February last has'already | made demonstrated | what scientific farming will do. This gentleman says that on his arrival he | was told marks a new that who | ing Georgia Says, in State, settlers went {00 one Ld — LSE RY Since the first of J ily pe nsions THE DEFICITS? — Sf The last campaign was carried upon gold coinage, yet nothing but ‘‘ruin-| silver is in circulation. The Dingley tariff country ‘revenue raiser’, ready has shown up a revenue to the amount of fifty millions ! cost, in money paid out of ti In the have been Our enti 1 ous ury, $68,000 000. same ti given the but al- sinker | was customs revenues as a | about £54. 000, 000, | revenues are absorbed in | sions thirty-two years after the When President Cleve! il wa pension fay he nounced by Republicans from » end of the 1 to the i most bitt NO Harrison elected thar pendent bill was revived and Reed’s first Billio It is from the provis the pensic Sai dic | ended. What's the use in the protectionist | ans being mum on the workings of | the Dingley tariff? why not tell the people squarely that in than six months it has deficit of million dollars in revenues ? tempted to prevent the aw org | his veto of { in his first the dependent administration, less caused a other ‘nion I intense was Mr, erness, ethers George Dorsey, of Akron, work house for a yean a for attacking John Sutton with a razor. ed 24 years of his 38 years prison. How much better sons had not been born. colored, ra sent t 16 was sent to the ed throngh few days ago, loose gress, Dorse 'y Las serv- | of this | life in per- law If passed, and mm extravagance of flows. that dependent bill if the been administered as they Haves, Arthur and ( the 12 000 (0) deficiencies since up to our i. 1897. ad We do not overstate the fact der the Arthur pension pay me had under such pension laws Were — sess Af ol essen “I speak not of forcible annexation,” McKinley of the Cuban question. Grant, leveland first term, 2 {treasury his discussion 1894 1 %; “That by code of morality would be eriminal ag- And a little further on in the same message he advocates the an- nexation of Hawaii against the protest | of all but 3,000 of its 109,000 people Aud those 3,000 are all foreigners ! says Mr, in Decor by would have h No ex} gression." administrs nis ave Haged $ A Year, Du ring the firs ministration they ax But this failed to agents. Then Mr. eyes and party are having a| rine dependent triumphal journey through Mex stopping at the principal cities between the frontier and the capital. 1 where the famous American is being treated with marked courtesy. Mr. | {he average for the ryan is regarded as a national guest, | istration. With the and Seward visi- | had the Cleveland have such unusual honors nothing of American. ms ff ol —— came nw XiCo, admivistration, wi seven years last past VEIy- | your, aggregating over what it would and not since Grant ted Mexico, been paid an the lower of pension tained, the showing a expenditurs treasury bool iain let McKinley favor the annexation of Cuba whose people have fought many years to throw off the Spanish yoke, because it would be against our code of ity. jut, in the same message he favors the annexation of the Bandwich Is- lands whose people are heathen, never fought for freedom and cooked and ate up Capt. Cook and his crew. McKinley has two codes of annexa- tion morality in his message, in his message does not defleiency from the fiscal ar 1863.1 $e , would have had a here no need of bond sales ber, 1867 surpl I have . and the M« Kir * fon $330 000 000). woul moral- ley administration would not be dering through its first year with an ed of impending deficiency a huhdr { millions under the Dingley tarifl i flo that ( land vetoed and Harrison signed, is al- In bill President Harrison is reported to have Our pension prodigality, a wi from the claim agents’ law EVE. ‘ most past belief, signing the A Mf ieports indicate that the Hawalian treaty of annexation is not out of the woods, Some of the Senators have been taking the sober second thought during the ( have asked themselves what said, in the way of justifieation, he did not believe in measuring pensions on apothecaries’ We not, deficiencies senles, should say The law created recess and the Uni- ted States have to gain by the acquisi- tion of a lot of Pacific islands, with a mixed and ignorant population, situa- ted 2000 miles from any other Amneri- can territory: -ongressional the treasury even with our eno Federal taxation, the | and five months aggregating 0X), And government fi are at such a piteh that ments since July 1 have | entire receipts from eustoms under the Dingley tariff for the same £15,000, 000, foun 01 ast $12,000) How nance pension pay- exceeded the A Fee-takers leave $261 out of a $15,000 estate, after the death of Cyrus Bailey, in Altoona, recently, It was discov- | gree They are from the official ree- ered that he left no legal heirs to claim | | ords of the Government his estate of §15,000. J. H. Brown, of | Johnstown, notified the State authori- ties of the case, and was, under an act of Assembly, awarded one-third of the estate for the service, Of the remain der of the estate all but $261 was con- sumed by the fees of the persons in| charge of its settlement, snes emimmiisniinin Here is a sample case of the common | insolence of the half-educated lawyer and the occasional tyranny of an unfit | Judge. A woman severely pressed ou | the witness stand by a lawyer ina Brooklyn court fainted, and the fore- man of the jury, who protested against | the cruelty of the lawyer, was summa- | rily dismissed by the judge. If the | bim into the barrel intended for the lawyer were to be horsewhipped and | hog. Klinger is seriously burned. the judge lose his place the first time | | pig is still alive, This sets Byron Ga- the people have a chance to get at him | ris’ recent adventure in the shade. no harm would be done. The brutali- ol rota ty of the average cross-examiner is an outrage that should be ended.—Altoo- na Tribune, time by embodied treasury reports, come on the Republican party, whieh is solely responsible. The customs re { ceipts under the Dingley tariff, by | which they must stand or fall, do not t | pension expenditures !- i Post, Pittsburg At A MY Hog Sealds a Man. Turn-about is fair-play, so thought a hog taken out to slaughter. William Klinger, a farmer of Butler, Pa., was thrown into a barrel of boiling water on Monday. have been received at the Philad. Branch, Bellefonte, and a more com- plete stock you will not find, If you need a new dress suit, hat or any fur nishing goods, see their stock. Many sales and small profits is the way the firm has built up their large patronage. Toys, Rlocks, Games, &e., at | Kurtz Bros, Bellefonte, opposite Brockerhofl, The Dingley bill is a failure. The bald, hard figures in Becretary Gage's report have convinced the Senate Re publican leaders that sooner or later open acknowledgment of the failure of the Diugley bill will have to be made and menns found to raise additional Wanted un Rule Issued. Not long sings an action of trespass and damage was on trial in the Clear- field courts. The suit was brought | against Sherift Smith by some partiés | who claimed that the goods in a cer- | tain store were owned by persons othe the er than those who were liable for claims on which executions All the parties cept the sherifl, were there was much conflicting testimony. Finally one of the men who had been prominent in the breakup admitted on the witness stand that fraud had been | This came a great surprise to those who had up| to this time considered the friendly to their side. U amination the attorneys grieved parties asked the it was that he had helped perpetrate fraud admitted His answer was that he as consumption life were sued, interested, ex- Hebraws, and committed, admission HH witness as | pon Cross ¢x- the witness how for HL and now doing knew he | had he Imme- would die SOO on his and this admission Ji the srthwith upon hearing ding counsel for the WE Arose i and said: “May it ples Court a rule be issued fi providing for the this witness in ord aus he desire field Rey ask that immediate killing of r that he may die , an honest man.’ a Fhe Small Joy on Pas The small boy who is acle Fives them them Vhen ] ve grown, the tre sO WwW and Sam’ they ‘em, alter stows s fat own legs : when won they're turned and pressed, Ma worl when | writer ina! | POON day 5 11 tll these Branch touch a Philad Ee Star Store. G. 0. Benner, Prop. Is THE STAR. 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