Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-04

serve them faithfully.
M. ". Battles is the man for su.
jpervisor. lie is a life long friend
OF union labor a. is as true as steel.
Elect him.
| Call at 1903 Second avenue and
have your suit made at the lowest
price, and all the latest novelties.
Gus Englin.
Maj c. W. Halves and Director j.
W. White. of the M. W. A., and Ar
chitect L. NJ. Drsck have returned
from st. Louis.
There will be specials in every de-
partment with the announcement Of
the M. & X. new spring stock. Watch
Tor the big ad In tomorrow's issue.
Third ward citizens irrespective OF
party propose to show their appreci-
alton OF good alderman by sending
b. Winter back to the council tomor-
row.
Robert c. Beck is the right man
for alderman in the First ward. The
people will elect him tomorrow, and
VIII have no cause to regret that ac-
ton.
Vote for Harry d. Elwell for alder
man in the Sixth ward. There is
nothing OF the hypocrite about
Harry: You always know Just where
to find him.
George Schneider's political trials
Will be over tomorrow. Henry l.
Wheelan will beat him worse than
he did two years ago. 1t is a pitifu!
thought, but it must be done-and
George will cool of in time.
It's one of those famous specials
for which the M. & X. are noted.
When NJ. & X. make an announce.
mens you know what to expect
This is one In which your most san.
guine expectations will be fully real
lied. Look FOX big I'D in tomorrow's
issue.
Clemann & Salzmann are SHOWING
this season more carpets and rugs
than all the other stores in this city
combined. This may seem very
strange talk, but it is the fact never.
theless. Make visit to the other so.
called carpet dealers and then call
at Clemann & Salzmann's and see for
yourself.
George W. Aster has the alder
maulc election conceded in the
Fourth ward. The influences tina,
are back of Noftsker's candidacy are
alone sufficient to defeat that aspirant.
He has been led up to the sacrifice, bu,
that cannot be helped. The people
want Aster because he is independ-
ent and of good stock.
Hang onto your dollars until YOU
see the dollars worth Sutcliife gives
you for it. These are times When
every cent saved makes life easier
You can save many of them at G Gorge
Satellites Big wall paper store with
out sacrificing quality in the least
wish his goods as we'll as his prices
you will be absolutely satisfied.
Harry d. Elwell, the democratic
a!dermanic candidate In the Sixth
ward, Is an enthusiastic, energetic
fellow, native Of Deerfield. N. j..
where he was born Nov. 90. 1852.
lie has worked hard all his life, and
from the moment he came to Rock
Island became pronounced in all that
pertains to her welfare He is the
right kind of man for a model al.
derman.
When j. W. Lawhead was in the
council from the old Third ward
there was but one street in that en-
'ire end OF town worthy of the name
as lar west as Seventh street. 1,
was through his inilaence that others |
we're cut through, and the 81 stem OF |
good thoroughfares in Rock Island |
really inaugurated. He is a public
spirited man. and the people up
town will profit as those down town
did long sgo if they send him to the
council.
The news comes from Davenport
that one Of the lea ing and most
pronounced republican politicians of
Rock Island distinguished himself
Saturday in behalf of the democratic
nominee for mayor there. and Will.
TIE ARGUS has only to congratulate
him in this remarkable change of
front, it sincerely trusts that the
mere act Of crossing the river back
into Rock Island will not alter the
complexion OF the stslwart referred
20 tomorrow.
The wise woman potts not only
by her own experience, but By the
experience Of others as well. When
your friend tells you that the wall
paper she paid SO little money for was
bought from George Satellite, WHY
not go and secure some yourself?
You get at this store a chance 10
select from the largest stock in the
three cities. For prices Sutcliffe dis
counts them all, or he would not sell
so many goods.
The strongest Argument that Aid.
Kennedy or his mail carrier
nouthpiece can present against
Harry ID. Elwell for alderman
5 that perhaps lie will not
De able to serve in the cornell il
'!ected. as belonging &c the Naval Re.
serves be may be called to the trout,
md the people OF the ward would be
obliged to call a spt cial election.
rhe people of the Sixth ward, how