People's Pilot, Volume 5, Number 44, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 7 May 1896 — Page 4

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The Peoples Pilot. BY F. D. CRAIG, (Lessee.) PILOT PUBLISHING CO., (Limited,) Proprietors. Bavid H. Yeoman, President. Wx. Washburn. Vice President. Lee E. Glazebrook, Sec’y. .1. A. McFarland Treas. The People's Pilot is the official organ of •he Jasper and Newton County Alliances, and -•published every Thursday at ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM Batered as second class matter at the post office in Rensselaer. Ind.

We’ve got ’em—HtateasMa (?). ■ducatton will rapidly follow onpa■BUon. The people may be goaded to resolution. Capital, or property, is only crystallized labor. Where is Bland? He’s not at the ’•forks of the road.” M you have “that tired feeling** take a little more of the gold cure. Every family ought to have a bond, tant the majority have bondage. Bonds mean bondage, but Grover •ays we can buy prosperity with them. The platform “trimmer” is as bad as the platform “loader.” Watch them both. The popular sentiment was too strong against the bond syndicate and it dissolved. It makes us tired to hear a man talk free silver while he remains in a goldbag party. All the gold in the world would not pay the interest on the world’s debts for one year. John Sherman and Grover Cleveland are two of the most despised men tn the nation. If there are any democratic candidates for president, they haven’t come out of the woods yet. If you think this country is rub by money, why don’t you have the manhood to protest against it? Keep it before the people that a majority of congressmen of both old parties voted to demonetize silver. The meeting of the National Democratic committee at Washington was more like a funeral than anything else. Oh, yes, the bankers know all about the money business! They now have the money and the people the experience. • The gold wing of the Democratic party won the first fight by dictating the place for holding the National convention. Cursing Grover Cleveland won’t save the democracy or win a victory for the Populists. What we need is work and organization. The only man that is benefited by dear money is the money loaner.

The Carnegies are supplying Russia with armor plate for #3OO per ton; the United States is paying the same firm #6OO per ton. The cost of the steel billets from which armor plate is made costs about sl2 per ton.

The gold standard means dear money; money of high purchasing power; money that will buy more bushels of corn, more acres of land, more days of labor, but that will not pay one cent more of taxes, nor of mortgages, nor of interest.

Among the most prominent converts to the free silventes in this part of the state recently is Hon. Robt. Parker of this place. Mr. Parker served in the legislature of 1890-2 as a republican joint representative of Newton and Jasper counties.—RemingPress.

Solomon achieved all his glory by having a circulation equal to SBOO per capita. Gold and silver was plentiful and cheap, but it was an era of unexampled prosperity, the brightest spot in all the world’s history. There was employment for all and a market for every product; crime was almost unknown and the race was raised to a high intellectual plane, a real civilization.

People’s Party Meeting.

Hon. John Swan was greeted by a good sized and deeply interested audience at James school house, three miles south of Rensselaer, last Saturday night. He is an able speaker and handled the money question in a masterly manner. This is the first of series of school house meeting th«t are to be held in the several townships.

"■"■"■•■•■"■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■fl CHICAGO BARGAIN STORE. [ B. Forsythe, Proprietor. i The Greatest Closing Out Sacrifice Removal Sale Ever held in Rensselaer. $27,000 Worth of Dry COOdS, Sa^e nc^u(^es Popular ( Clothing Spring Styles and must be sold Shoes, Regardless of Cost Carpets, in May and June. . Over half of the above stock will be sold at ■PRK' 10 to 25 per cent less than Manufacturer’s ; Wholesale Prices. This Sacrifice Sale is not only to save trouble of moving , but is our first opportunity in seven years to make a COMPLETE CLOSING OUT! of the entire stock. Our reputation is at stake and we cannot afford to misrepresent 1 our goods like many other dealers do. Come early. Every thing marked down in i plain figures at the reliable one price cash store.

Earle Reynold's Unique Position.

The following from a Detroit exchange may be of intereet to Rensselaer readers: A. Earle'*Reynolds, athletic manager of the Metropolitan Grand Opera Co., which recently sang in Detroit, was in the city yesterday en route to New York. “There is a great deal of work for a man to do in connection with such a company as the Metropolitan Grand,” said Mr. Reynolds. "I am athletic manager and trainer of Calve, Melba, Nordica, Mauriel, the De Reszke Brothers and the other stars of the organization. I taught them all how to skate in New York early in the winter. You see,opera singers do not have much chance to get out, and it is essential that they should be given a proper amount of exercise. While at Chicago I taught the stars named how to ride a wheel, and now they are all passionately enamored of the great outdoor sport. It is relaxation, in fact a tonic to their nerves. When it is too cold the ladies and the gentlemen take exercise in light gymnastics. .1 carry a a portable ‘gym’ with the company. “The operatic season is practically over. I left the company to rest up, but in about three weeks I will.. return to Detroit and my next move will be to go out on the road with the Fowler racing team. “It may not be generally known, but the De Reszke Brothers own one of the biggest racing stables in Europe. The string is quartered at their estate in Poland. They will race during the summer in Poland and Russia. While in St. Louis the brothers visited the fairgrounds race track. They were much impressed with the clever ridding of the colored jockeys, and commissioned me to hire two good boys. While in Chicago last week I signed Jerry Chorn, one of the Best western riders, and another smart knight of the pigskin, to ride for them. The boys will accompany the brothers home. There are no colored jockeys on the continent. I believe that one colored lad did go to England, but he did not stay there. The colored boys will certainly prove a great novelty in far away Poland and Russia and the De Reszkes expect the southern boys will show old world jockeys a few tricks in the art of riding. The white boys over in Poland are all too heavy to ride the 30 two-year-olds in the brothers’ string. Jead De Reszke will do all of the .training.

A. L. Wooster, a prominent citizen of Osseo, Mich., after suffering excruciatingly from piles l for twenty years, was cured in a short time by using De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve, an absolute cure for all skin diseases. More of this preparation is used, than others combined. A. F. Long, druggist.

THE PEOPLE’S PILOT, RENSSELAER, IND., THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1896.

Real Estate Record.

Frank M Hadley to Albert B Robbins. Apr. 8, se se 28-32-7. 4o acres , Keener J 500.00 Albert B. Robbins to Emma G Hadley, Apr. 8. same as above 500.00 Anthony Lamie to Joseph Lamie.. Mar. 20, sy t nw 25-28-6, e‘4 ne26-28-6, Milroy, 10.400.00 Mathias Reem to Reuben Zimmerman. Feb. 28, 161 acres in 27-27-7. Carpenter 10,000.00 8. P. Thompson to Delos Thompson. Apr. 25, und‘/» bls 1.2, subdivision of bl 3. Thompson’s Add.. Rensselaer 2.000.00 Asa Brown to Oscar H. Eldred Apr. 24, nese 29-31-6, Walker,.... 1,000.00 Mereeo B Jones to Thomas La.... Bounty, Mar. 2y. nYi sl4 sw 6-27-7, Carpenter 10,000.00 Wm. B Austin to Chas. W and.... Rachel A Coen, Apr. 27, pt sw nw 30-29-7, (residenceon McCoy Ave) Rensselaer , 10.000.e0 Mary E Thompson et al to M. L.... Spitler. Apr. 28, 2 Its, Thompsoa’s Add. Rensselaer, 200.00 Same to Maude E. Spitler 1 It same addition 125.00 Wm. W Watson to Anna L Kirk,.. Feb. 24, Its 2, 11, s% Its 3,10, bl 3, South Add Rensselaer ],250 oo Mary E. Thompson set al to Mar-.. tha E. and Mary E Yeoman, 2 Its Thompson’s Add 300.00 Same to Rachel A. Yeoman, Apr. 27, 2lts same addition, 300.00 Same to Robt, J Yeoman, Adr.28,.. 2 Its Thompson’s Add 250.00 Same to Granville Moody Apr. 28, 6 Its Thompson,s Add 1.100.00 Same to Robt. A Parkinson Apr... 28, 2 Its Thompson’s Add 400.00 Same to D. J. Thompson, Apr. 28, 2 Its, Thompson’s Add 200 oo Wm. T Patton to Frank B. Venum, Mar 25, sw 24-31-5. 160 acres, Gillam 200.00 Chas, W Coen to Wm. B Austin. .. Apr. 27, It 13 pt It 12 bl 36, Wes-... ton’s 2nd Add Rensselaer.... 3,000.00 Same to Same, Apr 27, pt und % se. 24-29-,. Marion,.... 5,500.00 Mary E Thompson et al to George E Marshall, Apr. 3o 2 Its Thompson’s Add 275.00 Same to Granville Moody Apr3o. 2 Its, Thompson's Add 325.00 Lewis Fritz to John Fritz Apr. 10, e% sw 13-Sl-5, 8o acres, Walker,. pultclaim 200.00 John Fritz to Lewis Fritz Apr 10.. w% sw 13-31-5,80 acres. Walker., quitclaim 200.00 Geo. W Burk to Chas. W Stoneback Apr2o.e‘/£nw 30-30-6, Union.... 1.850.00 Mary E Thompson et al to George E Murray Apr 29 1 It Thompson’s Add ..... 130.00 Caroline C Grantet al to Marion.. O. Grant Feb 14 f 95, B*4 ne 31-31-6 8o acres Union... 600.00 Wm. W Bussell to Michael Ring-.. eisen, Mar. 6, 320 acres in 28-29, 32 33-29-5 Hanging Grove . 12,500.00

Wall paper, paint brushes, kalsomine and white wash lime at A. F. Long’s, the druggist.

The Ideal Panacea

James L. Francis, Aiderman. Chicago, says: “I regard Dr. King’s New Discovery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs,' Colds and Lung Complaints, having used it in my family for the last five years, to the exclusion of physician's perscriptions or other preparations. Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, lowa, writes: “I have been a Minister of the Methodist Episcopal church for 50 years oh more, and have never found anything so beneficial or that gave me such speedy relief as Dr. King’s New Discovery." Try this Ideal Cough Remedy now. Trial Bottles Free at Frank Meyer's, drug store. It is highly probable that some of our young bicyclists, the misses in particular, are taking altogether too much exercise on their wheels. There can easily be excess in the best of things. Physicians warn against this danger.

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I BALL •- BEARING | « i I AR B S I ’ V * | the I | BBST. i | BICYCLE SHOES. I i I Call And See the Line Sold By g I C. D. NOWELS, I RENSSELAER. > ’ Try Parrott b Taggart’s I LUNCH » » » » |sw MILK *** I * BISCUIT. Ok Ask your dealer for them. .4 4 T* ' Are bu,,t * n < Highest of ffigh grade?. Fat,ory ,n * 1 the World. Experienced select the Waverly because they have learned to know the difference Riders b l et i wee "^ a wheel that is actually high grade and one that is simply Some others may be good but the Waverly Is the highest of all high grade. Scorcher (3 heights) J 85.00. Belle 26 and 28 inch J 75.00 and »85.00. K li?didr?a General Supply Co. Indianapolis, Ind. -A-GrZELLTT-M ■ ■ " _ . . , _ M g*** ■*** ■ a** b S Robinson Brothers Lumber Co. l 2aa | 'HERE is but one valid S y • y y-» <- y "■ » x ni ■ .A reason for expecting 8 I |\ /I I J 1. I ) ♦V liberal patronage from the 8 I ,1 I V 11 M I A 11 ' public, which Is that we S 1 1 ■» .J JL ’JL J -z I J 1 , SZS give as great, or greater, s I' JJt value for the money as can 8 «'■■■■ * 1; be had elsowhere, either in S f Z~\ AT r I TT I—t1 —t m S3B Rensselaer. competing 8 I .( IZA I I I I H Wj towns or in Chicago. Fail- S 1 I J I > . JH ing to do this we do not 8 y ’ H ZSS deserve the trade. S ( —*4 t —\ 44 | Sewer Pipe. I gggg

■ Warner & Collips, ) Three doors south of McCoy’s Bank, Rensselaer. ■ South Side * * * • ♦♦ * * Grocery. k Highest Price Paid for Butter and Eggs. <HAMPION B,NDERS ' __ \ MOWERS [BWCKEYE iREAPERS and other Farming Implements. 1 I BUGGIES. TJ»e reputation of these thorovyhly I QTT T~j T~) I T7'O modern harvesters. Champion and ■ U iy Li 1 1 ‘ u). Buckeye, have tcon here places them in the front ranks of favor- >. WAGONS. Have the kindness to yet prices and terms from Warner it Collins before buyiny.

Thurston’s PILLS FIMA. By —U BB erata For Sale by Frank B Mever.

New Meat Market CREVISTON BROS. Rensselaer. Indiana. Shop located opposite the public square. Everything fresh and clean. Fresh ana salt meats, game, poultry, etc. Please give us a call and we will guarantee to give you satisfaction. , Remember the place. Highest market price paid for hides and tallow.