Jasper County Democrat, Volume 5, Number 50, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 21 March 1903 — Page 5 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Good Business Its “good business” for a man to dress well for business. You are probably going to wear a sack suit—the usual style for that purpose. If you come in and try on a HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX Sack Suit you will sec at once what a difference there is in sack suits, be- . tween the Hart, Schaffner & Marx kind and ordinary clothes. There’s a style and finish to these suits that is unusual and unmistakable.

Local and Personal. Wheat 60 cents; rye, 40 cents. New stock of waists Murray’s. t —~ C. B. Steward is about again, after a seige of the grip. New pensions: Joseph W. Laport, Monon, increase, SB. Ladies walking skirts from §1.50 to SIO.OO at Murray’s. i Jerry Healey returned the last of the week from his sojourn in New Orleans. Albert Bouk and L. C. Peck were down from Walker tp., on business Monday. Mrs. John Eger wus called to Toledo, Ohio, last week by the death of a neice. Miss Lonise Harmon returned Saturday from a few weeks visit with her sister at Pontiac, 111. A special drive: Pride of the Pantry flour. } bbl 85c; per bbl $3.40. Chicago Bargain Store. B. S. Fendig and baby returned Monday from a visit with her parents in New Orleans, La. Dr Bernie Maloy wSs down from Chicago Saturday niglit, returning to the city Sunday morning. Remember Murray’s will order your size in any Ladies’ suit or skirt in stock and save you plenty of money. Bro. Weeks of the Monon News, was a business visitor in the city Tuesday and made The Democrat a fraternal call. Mrs. T. A. Crockett, southeast of town, is suffering from what her physician pronounces a carbuncle, on her left shoulder. The Rathbone Sisters’ rummage sale receipts amounted to over SIOO, with lots of ‘•rummage” left which they will try and clean out to-day. The schools of Gillam township and Keener (except Demotte, which closes Monday) closed last week. Milroy will close this week and next. Ypeter Giver will move his family to Hammond, where he has a good position as engineer in an electric power house, the tirst of the coming month. Charles Shroyer has moved back to his farm in Barkley tp. His town property, where lie has lived for the past year, h* haw rented to John Pott*. "u. H . Culp was over from Lee Tuesday. Mr. Culp hns just moved from Hanging Grove tp., to his recently purchased 120 acre farm at Lee, uud is therefore now u resident of White county. O'Connor was down from Kniman Tuesday. Hois meeting with good success with his new fence, advertitn ment of which will be found elsewhere in The Democrat. The Democrat would like to hear from its Parr correspondent, as well as all others, every week. Please send in items regularly each week—we look for them and our readers look for them. Warner Elmoro of BlufFton, was in the city Monday, closing up a a lease of the old Shields farm south of town, now owned by the Elmore’s, to Toni Erwin. Mr. Elmore says that wheat—the leading crop of his locality—is looking exceedingly well.

Craft’s Distemper and Cough Cure A Bneciflofoi- Mdtomprr. CoUßhu.OoMf. Heaves. Pink Eye, and all Catarrhal dieeaiea of homes. Prlee, aor, 81.00 p* r bottle Sold by A. K. Lour.