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Rock Island Argus., 1908-05-25
w. C. Maucker's
Fire Insurance Agency

of
carefully
the
panys financial standing banker
investigate the standing
Such is that Maucke represents
reliable pleased
of
uement
The following standing
from the OF
Organized. Assets.
Aachen and Munich ms Co. ofGemany 1,77S258
Commercial Union Assurance England
Franklin Insurance Philadelphia
Fire Association OF Philadelphia 7,S4O6i5
German American Insurance New
Hanover
Hartford Fire Connecticut
of North
Niagara Fire Insurance
British
Phenx Insurance Co. OF New
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Connecticut
United Fremens Insurance Co of Philadelphia
London Assurance
Office No. 1920 Building phones
Rock Island Argus., 1908-05-25
The Elite.

(Eighteenth Street. North or Second
Avenue.)
Vaudeville at 3, 8 and 9n5 D. m.
Rock Island Argus., 1908-05-25

COMING ATTRACTIONS.
June - Commencement Exercises,
High School.
Evening journal., 1908-05-18
tolerated.

tolerated.
Here is 20 be the one place IN which
Justice is TO be done TO Israel. TO the
people which, though g. has given to
tho world that which il values highest.
iis BJlo. lbs inspired teachings and
divine institutions. has. IN return been
made 20 become the suffering Messiah
Of the world. has been made 20 bear
insult and infamy for refusing TO ac-
oept dogmas and doctrines OF heather
fancy and NEUROLOGICAL origin Here
are 70 be taught anew those principles
and truths which have enabled Israel
Notwithstanding endless miseries ana
cruel treatment 10 endure throughout
the centuries. to outlive once mighty
creeds and yet mighter people, 20 be
more numerous to-day than Il was
oven IN the day Of the royal Solomon.
Il have no doubt but that there is
vet another class who. looking upon
this cornerstone laying and hearing
Evening journal., 1908-05-18
LAY CORNER
STONE OF new
HEBREW TEMPLE
CONTINUED From Elzss Page,

Moral Law which Israel first pro-
claimed at Mt Sinai. and which.
though the prophets and inspired bards
and teachers Of deathless memory
have re-echoed them a thousand times.
have not been learned to this day, 5udg-
ing bv the wars that are stil waged,
by the tyrannies and cruelties aua
massacres that are stin perpetrated, by
the wrongs and outrages that are stiil
Evening journal., 1908-05-18

ization will be n power for good In this
city. and that it will tend in all it's lines
to make our country more and more
the land of freedom and of typical
American manhood.
The Rev. H. w. Kellogg. pastor of
Grace NJ. r. Church, brought the
greetings of his church to the new
congregation. He created a laugh by
referring to the manner in which the
money was collected and said he only
hoped the Methodists could learn the
same method. The sum Of Sis had
been paid by the members and friends
of the congregation who had signed
the scroll.
The ceremonies ended with the sing
ing of the national anthem, my Coun-
try 'Tis of Thee" after which a prayer
was said bv Rabbi Ruberstein.
Among those on the platform, aside
from the speakers. officers and mem
bers of the. congregation, and those
who signed the scroll were: Professor
H. A. Berlin. A. J. Branch, r. B.
Mode. George w. Baker, Edward >Ap-
drews, City Councilman William p.
WUlltt AAoDtil juice
The following donations were made
by the signers of the scroll:
Samuel Greenbaum ..............s2o.OO
A. Bacharach ...... .............. lO.uO
d. L. Levy ........ ..............'. 1'VV
Nathan Levy ..................... oOOO
A. Rothschild ........ ........'... 2o'hv
Max Ephraim .................... lO.OO
Norris Levy 80. .........''...'''' ~ W
David Snellenburg ................ 20 OO
L. Jacoby ........ .........'.'.... IO.OU
/ ]. ]. Cohen ..................s..'. o'VV
NJ. Bernard Hoffman ..-.........'. 1O Ov
Mrs. Rosa Barsky ............'... lO.OO
! Samuel Harris .......... .......... lO'OV
Morris Reese ........ ..-.'.'..'.... lV'OO
]. H. Gordon ...... ..........'.'.'' lo'VO
Ladies Bichurtholm Society, Mrs.
d. L. Topkiss, president........ 1000
! Mrs Rosa Leiberman 1900. ...... 1000
| Mrs Samuel Stern ................ 1000
/ II. Upper ............ -.......'''' o0Y
/ Sampson Stern ........ ....'..... lOVo
/ Solomon Harris .............'..... lO0u
Henry Harris ........ ..'..'.''''' 9.90
L. Zacharais ...... ....-...'..'..'' zo.W
] d. Loeb ...... .... ......ss.''.s''.. o-VJ
/ Moses We'll ...... ..............'.. a.OU
! Louis kreIch .......s.. '''''''''''' o.Vu
| II. T. Hirsh ............... ....'.. 5.OO
Max Padolsky .................... 1000
b. Fischer ........ ................ 2.0O
! ]. Reisman .......... ............. I9O
L. I. Baer 5000. ....-............ 5.0u
| Charles Leiberman ................ 1.0C
! A. Greenstein ...... .,.......... 1Ou
| Leo. Gross ........ .... ...s..'..... 2.Uu
J. H. Dennis ................... Loo
3. Berger ....................s'. o.lV
Mrs. B. Berger .................... SOC
! Max Kyle .... ..................... lO.Oy
| Israel Weiner ........ 80. ........ 5.0C
r. w Wolters .... ................ 1O.0i
[ Max Green ..-r.. ...'..'.'.'.'..... o.Ol
I. Roth ....-...............-.. 300
Rev. Logan ........ ............... lO.UV
NJ. Sleger ....................... 1000
]. KnoDf ...... ................... 1000
T. Weinberg ........ .............. 1000
Evening journal., 1908-05-18

"And unto this end do consecrate this
cornerstone. May the building TO be
erected upon It become an abiding place
OF Faith. the spring from which may Is
sue the pure waters OF spiritual life and
moral health. Of communal rectitude ard
national peace and prosperity. When com
pleted. may this become Holy Of Holes
10 all who shall Worship here in truth
Hlther may they come with their cares
and burdens. and 20 forth cheered and
relieved. Hither may they bring their
doubts and so forth with new light.
Hither may parents bring their children
10 consecrate their own lives and that of
their children 20 blessed ideals and use
fulness. Here may the wronged and OPP
pressed breathe in new hope for the u'ti-
mate reign Of righteousness. May the ar
rogant and heartless and avaric'ous,
CHANGING hither, be here taught that it IS
not by power or wealth that men win
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11
One Of 1be
Essentials

Of the happy homes Of to-day is vast
fund 81 information as to the best methods
Oi promoting health and happiness and
right living and knowledge Of the worlds
best products.
Products Of actual excellence and
reasonable claims truthfully presented
and which have attained to worldwide
acceptance through the approval Of the
wen-InfOrned Of the World; not Of indi-
viduals only. but Of the many who have
the happy faculty Of selecting and obtain
ing the best the world affords.
\ One Of the products Of that class, Of
known component parts, an Ethical
remedy, approved by physicians and COM
mended BY the WeIl-Infonned of the
Woidasa valuable and wholesome family
laxative is the weII-known Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of SIENNA. To get its beneficial
effects always buy the genuine, manu-
faetdred by the California Fig Syrup Co,
only, and for sale by all leading druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11
FREE pANDRuFF cuRE.
Money Back From w. N. Johnson II
Partisan Sage Does Not Cure
IN Two Weeks.

Can you ask for anything fairer than
thatg That's what one would call the
square deal ia earnest hut we, the
Giroux Mfg. Co, Of Buffalo, NJ Y,
American makers OF Partisan Sage,
aren't afraid to make this oifer. be
cause we know that Partisan Sage Will
make good every time.
And wen 60 still further; Wen
guarantee Parislan Sage TO stop fall,
ing hair or itching OF the scalp q
money back.
Il removes all odors from excretlohs
OF the scalp which are most noticeable
In summer time, and keeps the scalp
cool. clean and white.
II will make ladies' hair beautiful.
fuzzy and luxuriant. II is tho most
invlgoratIng hair dressing known 10
mankind
After using one bottle OF Partisan
Sage, now have a better growth OF
hair. and found your hair restorer
pleasant 10 use After the first appli.
cation the dandruf disappeared. aud
my hair stopped falling out. l now
recommend Partisan Sage 10 all my
lady friends. Hottie Real. III Mt.
Hope avenue. Rochester n. Y.
Partisan Sage costs 90 cents a large
bottle at w. NJ. Johnson's or direct by
express. al charges prepaid. from CT
roux Mfg. Co. Buffalo. MY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11
ALACHUA COTTON
MARKET NOW OPEN
New Year Crop Is ola Very Fine Tex
turs.
coTToN sAIPPED 10 sAvANNAA

Four Bales Of Staple Have Seen Gin
ned BY Petit a Turner-crOp, How.
ever, Is Suffering From orouth---An
Average Crop Expected.
Alachua, Aug. 10.-The cotton mar,
lSet has opened for the season and the
new crop is coming In fast.
Four bales have already been re-
ceiyed and ginned at Petit a Turn.
er's gins. These bales were ship
ped Immediately to Savannah. and
handsome returns are expected from
the sale Of same.
This years crop so far Is OF fine
texture and good length of staple,
Messrs. Petit & Turner have one
of the best and largest gins In this
section. and hate made many Inn
provements, putting in only the best
and most improved machinery and
fixing everything IN way that viii
enable them to handle the business
most satisfactorily.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11
|EIVEN SANATORIuM
TO OPEN TODAY
u, Newly Equipped Resort VIII %
Scene Of Social Life.
--anArg N Evsay VIZ

.,...s and Other Promoters Of the
\ ..,,.n,l Hospital VIM Entertain
4 s-,...,IIls Folks This Afternoon
I, rooIuht--wnl BE Good Thing.
- yin be an eventful one Of
.i,y Of gainesville, as L VIII
new era in the history Of the
w. \. !. far as modern hospital fa-
,aries are concerned
Tss national Odd Fellows Home,
,.A has been established in Gaines
'.rs for many years, and which has
u. regarded as one OF the most
s..sarnly equipped hospitals in the
.r,trv has been recently acquired
4 , stock company. Of which DR. G.
! Marsh, physician Of note, was the
r,omoter, and is at the head, being
4 ,narre Of the property The sana-
,orIum will be formally opened today.
.rsrvthing having been placed in
badness for the occasion, and DIR.
Marsh and others connected with the
,rstlution are manifesting pride in
this function.
d.. Marsh has issued invitations to
~ general public for this afternoon,
from 3 to 5 o'clock, while special
NESTS. being those who are most di-
yectly interested, win be entertained
nom s to II this evening.
Or. Marsh has made many improve
meats in the sanatorium since taking
charge. and this institution. which has
always been one Of the leading OF the
STATE Of its kind. viii now take rank
a a national resort in every term the
word implies. There Is no equipment
q a modern type more perfect than
here and the promoters expect ia
make quite a reputation for the psace
and for Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11

Nothing Is more exasperatIns 10 the
aoye -'l'1 ~
me-. al ms special thought IN mind
nlANsTElN BEDS are all equipped
..'h lArge-siEe, easy.runnlne casters
sa''a allow the bed 10 be moved cas-
y ana sith no danger Of damage 70
igis rugs or mating. The rogserx
Il ..alf Oi genuine llnaum tlfae
hardest wood that grows sheI
-'sea and polished.
The Bernstein Attachment.
-. i,srnstein Is The original three.
y BERNSTEIN Attachment lowered
e'eaisi holds the side rAiip 80
sl o me foot aud head. Very
49, I. grinciple. yet holds me bed
~ A4 ufm Joints can not rnfflr
49,. -'ke Head ana tons 1890 -.
hrs~,,t aud solid Easily ard
a. prB ,ls. .ssil..a ~ half a minute
ssrr . -'.,s lElN BED can ~ taken
~ ~ ,i.o4t tools or hammer.-lusg
~. can 90 n ' ~14
"a. ne attachment shnt makes
n.-s - lraeticai thrteplecu bei.
s.tss y '.lllrsable fact that a fugi.
or -. le.a bed--eiihof EnRmeiaa
wart. WI sustain an actual
aasr tFentT-Gvu urainary ner
ira. i. 1Afiy two t0ua. Thia en-.
uA,t ~. sih With ahsoluts rlrigsfy
a - 80 bernsfeln PED a. 800
Eiw.-' aq.1 lailiiy fhnt wfn fast a
-. ean - hanseA arwm frorr
a 70 rsnerafiur
IN. fog SALE BY
'at hAlMEsNnIE EIlnmrnnE ca
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11
DOUGLASS GOT BAD;
KILLED One MAN
And Wounded Another. Woman and a
Child. at Orange Heights.
rRIEo 70 sAoor up rAs Town

After Killing His Man and Wounding
Others, Made His Escape, and Sup
posed to BE In Hiding in swamps.
Sheriff FennelI Gets Busy.
Orange Heights was the scene OF a
general row among negroes Saturday
night, according to information re.
ceived from those quarters. with the
result that one man is dead. another
man, woman and child are seriously
injured. and Tom Douglass. wen.
known negro character whom II Is
said has already served time I'm the
pen. is a fugitive from justice,
branded as murderer.
The information received was meag.
err giving no particulars. It came
from two sources to Sheriff Fennell.
who left in the afternoon for the
scene of the disturbance.
The most complete OF the two re.
ports bore nothing OF a very definite
nature. stating only that Douglass, IN
a general row among those who fei'
victims TO his gun, one man was
killed. the other man. the woman am
the child were wounded. after which
Douglass succeeded In making his es.
cape.
sheriff Fennell left Immediately
upon receipt Of the information for
the scene. II Is believed that Douglass
is in hiding In one OF the swnmps in
the vicinity. and that he viii be cap.
tured
Douglass II said 10 have served one
term IN the gang for yagrancy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11
pALArKA GETTING READY.
The Gem City Boys Expect 20 Bring
zig Bunch Next Thursday.

The Gem City Boys Expect 20 Bring
Bip Bunch Next Thursday.
Information comes from Pnlaska
that the fans Of that city are anticI.
pating the approaching game Of base.
bah between the Gem City and the
Oak Halls with . great deal OF 90.
thuslasm. and they are coming strong
by special train. which win leave Pr
IatEa az ~ o'clock Thursday. the
18th inst.
Gainesville gave Palatka One
crowd upon the occasion OF the recent
game IN thar city. and now u - De-
sired 70 show their appreciation hy
raciprocating The Palatka people
are clever get, and win receive
cordial welcome from Gainesville
Y, " said that Fsaiatka hss consider.
ably strengthened bsr team since ths
last game with Gainesville. bot ihs
Oak Stalls Do not mlnd this
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11
ARRIVALS At SHOWN HOUSE.

~. p. Hunfer Jasper. Fla+ p. W.
Tharin. eity; r. wunaerbach. chica.
60. n. a. Resn. Macon; w g farm-
atadt Jacksonville; q A. McLeod
Tampa; q. n Locke. Chariesunu z
c. ". "a. Pepper. city; ~. Y ~
AFmatronR. Jackaoavilis VI ~ Nor
gan Jacksonville: Dallas 4 Jones,
chnriergon. g. c. r. g. walker
JncknnviIls. \. rSsenhaFs. Savannah
Georgia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11
DORSEY'S
DELIBERATIONS
INTEoRrrY

IN Merchandise. ia Service, 10 Purpose
lin Everything We attribute the
success we have attained IN our bush
ness 10 the strict adherence 10 these
principles IN al our transactions
We make a buaineaa " buying and
soliDg uroccries the pure ksad. We
have made a long and careful study
% fhis-ln fact the most 81 our life
slme--wiih the result that We have
become proficient at both ends We
look after our Interests vhen buYing
aud eur customers. intereata when
selIipg.
We aasuFc BUYERS that Walt %
thls store viii rrsFs q fgoniabis "a.
teuehi 90 them
Our dolivesY RuFTiee b perfect and
pfompf. and our phone h aiwarn a.
your command. % Send ~ your 0rfsf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11

A lazy ussF dads ~ ehrouic ar
pepala and eonstlpation--wsaksEa ~
whnla system. Issan'a Requests fgt
centa psr baxl correct ne lives. to@e
ghs stonarh. ears cuastipaiion,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11

White sDrings-Go and return sun.
gay g. Go Saturday. return Mon.
Gay 1850. Tampa and jacksonville
BY Leave $3.50 a. M, $50 .. M.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11
BOND HAS BEEN SECURED.

beNey ana Osteen Free Until Fall
Term Of Circuit Court.
W "A Bexley and TRULY osteen. the
two young men OF High Springs who
have been on trial In preliminary
bearing before County Judge Mason
upon the charge OF murder OF w. RI.
horeland at High Springs on the
ulght Of July 20, and who were placed
ander $1,000 bail each, secured the
BAL Monday and we're released, re-
Earning TO their home on the afternoon
uain. The defendants are under bond
iar their appearance at the fan term
Of the circuit court.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11

let a want I'D. negotiate a trade
.O' y0u-ot something you don't need
lof something you do.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
Ten Thousand Attend
Befiess Races
attendance Resembles an Old
Fashioned Cromd at The
Brighton Course
spEcIAL pTsrArcn 70 rnn cALL

BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK,
July lit was almost a perfect day
for racing and the attendance, num-
bering about 10000, was by far the
largest of the meeting, resembling the
old fashioned Brighton crowd Al
though there were but few special fea-
lures on the program the card was well
balanced throughout with the Trident
handicap for year oIds and upward
at mile and a quarter, the main at
traction.
The Trident handicap was another
easy victory for the winner, one of
Lucky Jack McGinnis' string. Frank
Gill lay behind the pace for the first
seven furlongs. In the back stretch
Notter got him through next to the
rail, and from there on he was we'll in
hand TO the finish, winning by two
lengths Hessian ran his race and was
an easy second. by one and a half
lengths Gold Lady's performance was
her best; she landed the show honors.
Old Honesty, who acted as the pace
maker for the first seven furlongs, quit
when overtaken and finished fourth
Running Water trailed the field from
the start. Liberal scratches cut the
field to the five starters mentioned
above.
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-SeIling. $3.50 added. ) year olds
and upward. six furlongs:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
3-l-Jacobite. Ito (Musgraye) .............. i
l0-l-Iom McGrath. III (W. Miller) ........ .
Time. 1:l2 10. Explosion. Queen Marguerite
kentucky Beau. Tileing. Sanguine, Saivolatile
Obeet finished named.
SECOND RACE-Two year olds. selling, 500
ffvh and hole
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
t-l0-Naponoea, 107 (Lang) ................
9-i-Ierror. III (E. Dugan) ................ .
o-l-St Withhold lo4 (Upton) ............. s
Time; 1907 20; Hammock Boy. Beauty
Bright. .Pescatore, finished named.
THIRD RACE-Three year olds and upward
selling, S400 added. six furlongs:
ODDS Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
q clee-Comedienne lo7 tMcDaniep .,......
5-l-Saracinesca. 109 (W. Miller .......... 8
Time. l13. Trouyeus. AHrdli. Easten. Bats
man. Umbrella. Dead Gone, finished named.
FOURTH RACE-The Trident handicap. year
olds and upward, purse $1,000 added, one and
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
u-5-Frank Gill. l13 (Notter) ).............. /
4-5-Hessan. 120 (E, Duganl ............ .
s-1-Gold Lady. rs (AIcCaheyj ............ 3
Time, 2;04 ID. Old Honesty, Running Water,
finished as named.
FIFTH RAcE-rhree year olds, purse $500
odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
15-20-Big Chief. l20 (Notter) ....... /
n-l0-Bouquet. LOG (McDanieD ............. 2
5-l-TenniS. 81 (Yorkl Observation-Disclosures. 3
Time, $50 Only three started.
SIXTH RACE-Handlcap year olds, $500
sdded, i've and a half furloDgs:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
20-1-Verbatim. 100 tSumter) ............. /
5-2-Gliding Belle, liz (W. Miller) ...... .
2-i-Dander, ITO (McCarty) .........-..... 5
Time, 1907 40 Gus Helm Siskin, Palsy,
Personal. Chafineh Timbuctoo, finished as
named.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
Seattle Derby Has
Classy Field
Glorio LOOKS Best, With Boggs.
Earlv Tide and Stanley
Fay ContenderS
By j. r. Jefery

SEATTLE. July 1l.-Deelarations
fvor, fhe Seattle derby. scheduled to be
run at The Meadows saturday. July %
are as follows: Psjaroita, Forest Rose.
Colbert. santo Gitano. Onatassa, Rio
Pico. Lady InstaIIator, Calves, Follie
4. Henry of.Shennamere, Wherewithal,
so7g Writer. Exchequer. WuerzbergeF'
Rhinestone. Marian Casey, Baboo, Rey
TTfrdoc. Roman Wing, Balmora, era
sous Dame. =. H. Fry, Tom shaW' oah
o-r1o. steel Blue. Lady Souffie, bedaX,
ef11-. p,llman. ST. Avon. Decorator and
.tlei5i2les. This leaves the following Il
r-feit1es to contest the stake: Brook
leaf. r. B. Berry. Y 5. Smiley Corbett
ECmenofr. Nebulosus, Adena, Glorio,
rrurbet. Supine, Early Tide, Gene Rus
sell. Carmeliua, College Widow Boggs'
ice Neai0n, Darlington, Tommy Ahearn'
a. Tremor. Hasty Agnes, Ida May, stan
ley Fay. Green Goods
The lfkeliest starters include Brook
leaf. Adena. Glorio. Early Tide, Gene
Russell. College Widow, Boggs, Dare
iugton ard Stanley Fay. A field Of this
rsIiber assures the most interesting
and closely contested derby that the
northwest has ever seen. At this writ
Ing Gie GRO looms as the most formidable
1f the probable starters and IL IS quite
likely shat he VIII 90 10 the post Ia
roEte Early Tide, Boggs and Stanley
ray are generally looked upon as the
most dangerous Of the other likely con-
tenders All three OF these cracks
VIII get enough racing between now
md derby day 10 put them IN shape for
fe supreme effort OF their career.
The mLshap that befell Johnny Lyons
during the running OF the Celebration
handicap was more serious in its re-
suits than at first supposed. The horse
oUt for at least a year holds forth the
barrier again. This his owner. NJ J.
stsnd training at the end Of his long
rest he VIII go into the stud in Cali
fornia
ollie Johnson expects TO train a
division Of ". B. Jennings stable at
Emeryville the coming winter. Jen-
nings himself probably will make Ar
cadia his headquaTters.
Roy OGut's horses won FIVE OF the
nine running races decided at the re-
cent three days mixed meeting at
Everett. this state. sun Mara and Belle
of Portland were the principal purse
winners.
Admirers Of William Walkers clever
Sain lily Center Shot viii be glad TO
-eaFn that the attack of bleeding from
which she suffered at EmeryviIIe was
entirely due 10 local causes, and not TO
any organic ailment. The filly is do
ing splendidly here.