Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-04-01

John will make 4 mum Der one alGer-
man.
To loan. $40. 900 at per cent. any
amount TO suit borrower. Ludolph &
Reynolds.
Purchase a lot in Black Hawk addi-
ton They are the finest and cheap
est in the city
| Purchase lot in Black Hawk addi-
ton. They are the finest and cheap
est in the city
Bay a nice fresh dressed chicken or
turkey for your Easter dinner at Hess
Bros. this evening.
Another load of those famous Yell
low Fellows AT Spencer's. They are
all the rage again this year.
A fresh lot of Patee Crest wheels Mt
Spencer's this morning. Better call
early before they are all gone.
Hundreds of ported plants. cut flow
ers and Easter palms to be closed out
cheap this evening at McCabe's.
A snap in lot located in the best
block on Third avenue. The early
bird gets the worm.'' Read want
column.
Cast your vote for Dan Mckinney
for alderman in The first ward. He is
4 plain, every day citizen, and not a
politician.
Every Wednesday and Thursday of
April, photos of babies Gin arms) at
half price ut Smiths. opposite Harper
house, Second avenue.
The Machinists' union will have
smoker tonight at the Industrial Home
pOrtant business will be transacted.
1t will take more than the hammer
of a malicious, retrograde organ that
has always opposed public improve
ments to destroy the reservoir or its
effects.
With Charles Heidemann in the
municipal assembly the people of the
Second ward can feel secure that their
interests are being intelligently look
ed after.
In Dan Corken the Third ward will
not have an experiment to deal with
in the city council. Dan has been
tried and found to be the right man
for the place.
Mrs. La Franz has the finest line of
spring hats and bonnets to he found
petition. Come and see her display
before purchasing elsewhere.
Eberhart and his Chase Bros.
piano will give his competitors a good
lively chase before any other piano
can take the place of a Chase
Bros. when it comes to rich quality
of tone and durability.
William b. Mcintyre never before
sought public office. He is running
for city treasurer because his friends
desired that he should, knowing that |
with him in the office, it's business |
will be in competent hands. He is n |
sure winner
Tom Fender during his service in
the council has given excellent salts
faction, 10 the citizens generally
rs we'll as to his constituents in the
Fifth ward. Few are more thorough
" conversant with city affairs than
ne. The voters of the ward realize
this. and they propose to send Il man
10 the council who has the ability and
to do things well.
For assistant supervisors, the cit
Zens of Rock Island will not find any
cleaner or more capable candidates
han George Durman and Joseph III.
Kerr. They are taxpayers, one n
business man, and both interested in
he welfare and prosperity of their
,ity, and can be depended upon to act
and intelligently as
members of the county board.
Charles Bleuer has voluntary assur-
lnces from the majority of the voters
IF the Fourth ward that he need have
10 anxiety as to the outcome of his
They are proud of Mr.
3leuer's record in the council, as well
hey might be. and they want him to
in the harness, believing that
he best interests of the ward will be
thereby subserved.
Eberhart says three things are
necessary in making durable piano.:
Excellent material, thorough brac-
ng in every direction, and above
Ill carefulness in every detail of cor
struction- Given the first two re-
Iuirements and they may be wholly or
destroyed without the latter.
An external show of strength is not
durability. To attain the greatest dur
ability every detail must be carefully
attended to. and those parts of the
piano which never reach the eye of
he public, must receive the same at
ention rs the more prominent parts.
t is this contentious carefulness
that makes the Chase
Bros. the most durable of pianos.