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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-23

contain the name, Jesus Christ.
Josephus says the Essene Brotherhood
had been in existence a thousand
years before he wrote. Jesus never
uttered a word against them, while
he condemned both Pharisees and
Sadducces. Pilot wrote the Name
three times on the cross. but not the
words, Jesus Christ. None of the
Apostles ever heard the words, Jesus
Christ.
Masonry teaches that there are
three essential Attributes OF Deity
Omnisciente, Omnipotence and
Omnipresence. The Omniscient,
All-wise Father; the Omnipotent,
All-powerful work by Whom are all
things; and the Omnipresent Spirit
everywhere present. And that these
three Attributes constitute but one
living and true God.
Now, what saith the Scripture2
Wherefore say unto the children Of
Israel l AM JEHOVAH, and I will
bring you out from under the burdens
of the Egyptians, and l will rid you
out of their bondage, and l will re-
deem you with a stretched out arm
and with great judgment; and l will
take you to me for a people, and /
will be to you a God, and We shall
know that 1 am Jehovah your God.
Again, for He said: Surely they are
my people. children that will not lie;
so He was their Savior. In all their
affection He was afflicted, and the
Angel of His presence saved them;
and He bare them all the days OF
DID,
And Moses said: "If thy presence
60 not with me, carry US not up
hence"
And Jehovah said, "My presence
shall 60 with thee, and l will give
thee rest"
And Paul says: "They drank of
that Spiritual Rock that went with
them; AND THAT ROCK WAS
CHRIST.
Masonry teaches no sectarian dog
ma, but she tells every one hat en-
tiers her portals that the Holy Bible is
THE rule and guide OF his faith and
practice.
One quotation from our Bur-
ial Service: ..Frailties he may have
had, as what mortal man has not?
To err is human, charity is divine,
and judgment is wlA the ALmighJ
ant AH-NertttnI. In this resting
place Of the body virtues only are
remembered, and sweet memories
boom"
r. h. Nus.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-23
The Postal Rate Controversy.

The battle between the periodical
publishers and the group of Congress-
men and Senator's who have gathered
to support President Taft's magazine
TAX proposition is becoming mor ard
more animated. Argument and re-
elimination are filing columns Of
news and editorial space. while whole
pages in the advertising sections Of
metropolitan daily papers have been
bought by the publishers. Many Of
the newspapers, realizing the injustice
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-23
A Great Newspaper ana Pedigreed
Seed Corn Proposition.

THE KANSAS CITY WEEKLY
Journal is making a Great Offer to
farmers in the way Of two splendid pub.
LEGATIONS and a pound of Pedigreed White
Seed Corn. Any farmer sending FIFTY
CENTS will receive THE KANSAS CITY
WEEKLY JOuRSAL ONE FULL.
YEAR and will also receive THE MIS-.
souri, AND KANSAS FARMER A
FULL YEAR. THE KANSAS CITY
WEEKLY JOURNAL is q splendid news
paper that furnishes a full and complete
telegraphic report in condensed form, a
large volume of miscellaneous news and
a SPLENDID MARKET REPORT. II
keeps the farmers thoroughly posted OH
all the worlds doings. THE MISSOURI
AND KANSAS FARMER is an old es.
tablished semi-monthly farm paper that
runs about 20 to 81 pages each issue. 1t
is filled with first class matter of interest
to the farm. In addition to these spleu.
did papers for one year, the subscriber
will receive ONE POUND OF PURE
| PEDIGREED WHITE SEED CORN.
This corn was raised in Clay county,
| Missouri, and is known as the CLAY
COUNTY WHITE; it is a 95.day corn
and is a wonderful producer, last year
having produced 90 bushels per acre. 1t
has taken several years to bring it to its
present high standard. 1t now stands at
the head of the list for quality and pro-
ductiveness.. PURE WHITE EARS,
LARGE, WEIGHING OVER ONE
POUND EACH, COB SMALL AND
GRAIN VERY DEEP AND COMPACT,
FILLING COB COMPLETELY OVER
TIP; MANY EARSGONTAIN OVER
400 GRAINS EACH. Farmers will
find it to their interest to secure this Seed
Corn, as it is furnished to them ALSO
LUTELY FREE with these two CON-
plete papers one year at 50 CENTS.
All that is necessary is to send so
CENTS and you will receive THE KAN
SAS CITY WEEKLY JOURNAL ONE
FULL YEAR and also THE MISSOURI
AND KANSAS FARMER ONE FULL
YEAR and a pound of this splendid Ped
igreed White Seed Corn FREE, postage
prepaid. Address
THE KANSAS CITY WEEKLY JOUR.
NAL, KANSAS CITY, MO.
Seed Corn Dept.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-23
Great Old Folks Bible Class.

There is in the Sunday School OF
the Baptist church in Marlboro,
Mass. a Bible class SO unique in
some respects that it is doubtful if it
can be duplicated anywhere. The
most interesting thing about the class
is that its teacher, Mrs. Nancy Le-
land. is a oma eighty-six years Of
age, and vet she did not miss but one
Sunday with her class last year. The
class has eighteen members, many OF
whom are gran1mothers, and none
are too young to enjoy that distinc-
ton. The aggregate ages of the
members of the class make a total of
Ito years. The youngest member
of the class is fiity-two. The prize
for unfailing attendance belongs t"
Mrs. S. A. Carpenter, who is sixty
two. She has for four successive
wears won the badge given annually
to the member mos. constant in at
tendance. Mrs. Carpenter says:
WHEN | was a child up in New
Hampshire, I used to walk four miles
to Sunday School, when it was not
convenient for my father to hitch up
his horses and carry me to the village.
1t seemed to me that a person should
not always ask the easiest way to go
to divine service. That is just the
way l feel now, and | wish that
young folks all felt the same, and
were not SO often willing to make a
rain-storm or a heavy snow an excuse
Tor not attending church and Sunday
School,"
The old ladies Of this remarkable
Bible class evidently do not allow any
ordinary rain or snow-storm to keep
them away from the class. and when
a woman now in her eighty-siSth year
is in her place as teacher OF a Bible
class every Sunday but one for a year,
it argues well for her good health and
her fidelity 10 duty.-rhe Christian
Herald.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-23
ThoNAn Who Wins.

The man who wins is the man who does.
The man who makes things hum and buzz,
The man who works and the man who acts,
Whe builds on q basis of solid facts;
who doesn't sit down to NOPE and dream.
But humps ahead with the force Of steam;
wAo hasn't the time to fuss and fret,
But gets there every time-you bet!
The man who wins Is the man who wears
A smile to cover his burden OF cares;
81 no knows that the sun will shine again.
That the clouds will pass, and we need the
rain;
who buckles down to a pile of work.
And never gives up and never will sbirk
Til the task is done and the toll made sweet
while the temples throb with the red blood's
heat.
The man who loses is he who means
That the way is rough .and he breads the
stoses.
Who Il iuoking for something soft to do,
Where the pay Is big and the hours are few;
Who dreams Of this and dreams Of that,
Blu, oever sails in and throws of his hat;
Wl$sfears the feel Of a drop of sweet,
AUD never gets anywhere-you bet!
The man who wins is the man who climbs
The ladder Of life to the CHEEKY chimes
OF the bells Of labor, the bells of toll,
And isn't afraid his skin will spoil
If he faccs the glare Of the shining sun
And works in the light till his task is done
A human engine with triple beam
And a hundred and fifty pounds of steam.
Selected.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-23
ior The REPUBLICAN.
Is Free Masonry ChriStless!

'"Nhat man is he that liveth and
Shall not see death? Shall he deliver
his som from the graye?"
"The Lord gave and the LorA hath
taken away; blessed be the name of
the Lord"
"God is our God for ever and
ever; He will be our guide even unto
death"
"Aln.yhty Father. in thy hands
we leave, with humble submit ssion,
the soul OF u deceased brother"
"But yesterday he was here. Is
he Shut out in total Darkness"
"!As he built his moral eGliAce in
beauty, SO his spirit tasks in the sun
light OF eternal day"
A'Where is the power that shall
raise him np?"
'1"' L'v" IF tie 2ribr Of /udaA
Is strong TO save. In strength He is
established and His kingdom endur-
eth from everlasting to everlasting"
In Wisdom, Strength and Beauty
the Great Architect of the Universe
builds His Ts.aple and disposes His
Horkpec. We bow with humble rev.
{ and submission to the fiat OF
His wisdom, and rely upon Hi.
strength. Lt US mould our lives
and CHARACTERS in the beauty OF Loli.
ness. and await with confidence thu
sender mercy o, the Gtca, Judge"
lite iorg ing are all quotation,
fr0M our BUM .i-ryices. What oh.
jectOps can I(h-isi,4n bave to them
May "" b. p"'mi%s.i 20 add 4 few
remarks o! mr o~0 aud a few NOR,
QSptadonst
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-23

of the proposal, are supporting the
contentious Of the publishers. 9th
ers, evidently satisfied as to the SAT-
ETY. OF their own position, have devot-
ed space to all the absurd arguments
advanced by the Post Office Depart
ment. The chief leg upon which the
special interests, supported by Presi-
dent Taft and the Postmaster General,
rest their defense of this move, is the
plea that the government is carrying
second-class mail matter, j. e., the
magazines and weekly periodicals, at
a loss. This is an extremely unwise
admission, as it is but further proof Of
the accusations Of poor business man.
agement. England, whose rate is
practically the same as ours, nets a
goodly sum each year on this class of
matter. Canada, that land of long
railway hauls and many difficult mail
routes, presents a yearly profit on
second-class matter though her rate is
only one quarter of ours. A fair
proportion Of those earnings are made
upon the identical magazines about
which our department is protesting.
Many magazines published in the
United States ship in bulk to a city
across the border and mail to their
Canadian subscribers from that point.
If the Post Office Department is
losing money on this class of mail
MATERNITY? 1t becomes a peril
nent question as to what the fault is
and where it lies.
Though the President and the Post
master General may be entirely sin
cere in their attitude on this question,
many of their supporters are not.
One who is in favor of advancing the
rate was perfectly frank in saying that
he is for it because the independent
magazines are giving the people so
much information that some Of them
think they know more than members
Of the Senate. This seems perilously
like an attempt to muzzle the indie
pendent publications, which have dis
closed so much political corruption
to the people. To do this is to Rus
sianize the press of the United States.
Woodrow Wilson, Governor of New
Jersey and lately president of Prince
ton University. says: "This proposed
new postal rate would be a direct tax.
and a very serious one, upon the for
nation and expression of opinion-its
more deliberate formation and ex-
preston just at a time when opinion
is concerning itself actively and effect
lively with the deepest problems of
our politics and our social llfe."
The consummation of this proposal
will achieve none of the objects
sought and will certainly arouse a
great deal Of a%ntagonism. BY killing
off many OF the lesser publications
and the frst-class matter which they
produce the department will find that
it has merely strangled one source of
revenue to create another.
The entire proposition can be
qualified in no other way than as poor
financing, poor politics and poor
patriotlsm.--rhe Christian Herald
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-23

SOCIETIES. 4
A. F. A., VI. Versailles Lodge. No. III. I
communication the 1st and 3rd Friday Nigh
month. Visiting brethren invited and c
welcomed.
ELwTs PRICE.
W. W. KRLoCH, Secretary.
VERSAILLES ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER,
Meets every End Friday night in each
at 1880. Visiting Companions welcome.
p. C. WOODS.
JAS. NJ. CLIFTON. Secretary.
10. o. F.-versailles Lodge. No. .3l.
meetings every Tuesday night.
J. 8. B~ERKsrRkssxR.
a. PorPER. Secretary.
h. VI P.-versailles Lodge. No. 49,. meet
Thursday night. j. ". Rok.
y. v.N. IIUD-oN. X. Of X. 4 $.
N. ". A.-vcrsailles Camp. No. $50. nc
and and 4th Friday nights In each mcI,th.
j.. +. B~kRKsrRKssER. Clerk. j.. E. BEARD.
Versailles Camp No. $500, Royal Neigh
America. meets every LIST and 3ru
nights in each month at Oddfeliow Hall.
MRS. c. l.. WOODBRIDGE. Or
JESSIE L.. SIMS, Recorder.
10. X. ". lila liza Tonka Tribe. No. IL,
every Wednesday sleep. =
W. A. DRoMGoLD. Sac
CIV. N. HUDSON c. Of Il.
W. o. w.-versaiiies Camp. No. si2,
every list and 5rd Monday nights in each ,
A. PoppER.
yu,..,. -, riarty
Lodge No. 1898. Modern Brotherhood of Am
Regular meetings the 3rd Saturday nigh.
month. VI, \. Gibson. Presi
JAcoB y. ScHMIrrRR, Secretary.
W. c. T, U.-Meets every Wednesday
noon at 2SU O'clock. A cordial invitation
ended to all. MISS NELLIE BUCK. Fr
Miss Lille MOORE. Rec. :
CHvRCH DIRECTORY.
NJ. Il. Church. South Preaching every Sui
n n. M and 7:ss p. m. Sunday school at 8:
Prayer mseti,.v "Wednesday evening.
Rkv. ". c. BEwKLy. y
=, rre.s ytertna Church
Sunday schuD' ut $50 s,ery Sunday mornir
Ii. +. ADkIL.
Baptist Misunderstanding every
day NJ II n. IN. aad 7:30 p. M. Business inec
saturday before the 4,h sunday at 7:s0 p. M
day sci,oo, At $50 a. IL. and b. Y. p. |. AT II
svory Sunday. REV. A. X. FosTER. r,
Christian Church -sGnday school every Su
$50 II. IN. wsAr wIrTKs. Superinten
St. Paui's N. r. Church (Coiored)-Pr.ac'
II n. III. and 7:O D. m. Let aud Ord sundays
month. Prayer meeting every Thursday Il
Sunday schUol 1t S:SO ., m. every sunday.
NHs. kIoAHnp iUsH. =
Colored baptist Church-Prearhing ut !, Z.
7:So p. IN. every End and eth SUNDAY IN each
b. r.. +. u. every Wednesday evening at 80
day sshooi NJ 2:so y. IN. every Sunday.
Raw. q. v. WATTS.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-23

MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME CAl
No. oi5 arrives $50 a. III. I!
1000 d. III. y
No. 633 arrives 1928 p. III. 4
l2:45 p. nj.
No. 647 arrives 4:l0 p. nj. 4
400 p. III.
No. G53 daily passenger carr,
press and baggage.
Nos. Gas and 641 daily, except 81
Mixed train carries no baggage
press. 4
J.. l.. SNODDY,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-23
DIRECTORY.
TIMES OF HOLDING CouI

TIMES OF HoI.DrN COURT.
day IN August and December.
Probate court-2nd Monday in February.
November. md 4th Monday In August.
County court-First Monday In Februa
August aud November.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-23

Tn. w. c. T. U. had a very pleasant
meeting with Mrs>ciias Knapp last Wed
. Desday Afternoon, March 18th. They
will meet with Mrs. ellison today, Wed.
t.siay 22nd, and will meet with Mrs
Leafs the 6sst,. Wed nesday in April.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-23
w. G.. r. I. Column.

Through the courtesy Of The REPUBLICAN this
space Is reserved for the W. c. r. u. II is edited
by its representatives who are responsible for
all statements which appear in its columns.
U-watekwords: organize Educate
,gitate. W CT U Principles: Total Abstinence,
,rohibi,ion Of the liquor trahsc. One standard Of
morals for men aud women; Home protection;
g1us, suffrage. and the teaching Of scientific
temperance In the public schools,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15
Nota clir11aeologica


Las temp perabUras pfomedias de la Sc
mana que terrnin6 el sabado 10 de Ju-
MO, fueron casi no,Tnales- para La esta-
ci0n. La temperature pr6xima prone
dia'de La semana fue 80 La minima pro
media 81; La temperature mas alta que
Sc ha registrado en- cuaquiera estaci6n
fue SO EN- Agrl@dilla, y la mas baja fu6
80 en- Lares- La liuvia de la semana fu6
Ia normal en- todas las divisiones de la
isla, y deSiguatrnente repartida. La can
tidad pronedia en- las sdivlsiones N r S.
fue cerca de media pulgada; en- la divi-
sion e. cerca de una pnlgada y en- la
division 0. cerca de dos pulgadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15
ART|CULOS De FAMA

Sin duda alguna 10 son en- todo
mundo los que fabrican The Carter $
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass, E. I
de America, contandose en- primera Il
nea ell Fluido de escribir de Carter, ON
es Ia tinta mas apreciada hoy en- Inner
ado, p0r sus condolences de frmeza, CO.
lor, durabilidad y envase.
Ell uso de La Tinta de Carter sc ha ge-
neralizadO de tai nlanera que Ell la &C
tnalidad es casi la Gnica que se emplea
EN- Ell eomercio y en las ofcinas. -..-
De venta en- ell BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15
Mas innparciaIidad

En- cuarbel general de polic1a ha re-
cibido de Barranquitas, ell telegrama que
copianros.
La tarde del | I del actual, en- la ca
sa de Ubaldino Font, concejal del ayun-
tamiento, reuni6ronse yarios jugadores.
entire eIlos HeracIio Perez, ex-alcalde de
Morovis; Diego Becerra, concejal de-
ayuntamiento de Aibonito; Ulpiane
Torres, segundo presidente del ayunta-
1niento, y Sc entretlWieron en- jugar q
10 prohibido No fue possible sorprer-
derles.
Ell BOLETIN ha llamado la atenci6n
varias veces al coronel Shanton acerca
del "fondo' de dichos telegramas, que
parece estan redactados para mortifica1
a persOnas hOrlorables.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15
SECRETOS
MARAVILLOSOS
ClENCIAS OCULTAS
MedioS positivos para To-
grar sxi&o en- la VIDA v corr
Sesuir cuanto dSses.

OESNUDO FEMENlNO. -- Obra
nueva con Tot 9raf1as sacadas dll
natural, mas dc 20 grabados hecLoa
sobre cartulinas tinas 200 Daginas
s Loo
Obras del mismo estilo mas pc
Quenas 80 e, so G y 20 q.
Ultima obra del Professor CataIA,
trata de hipno otismo y secretos ma.
raVillOsOs para Obtener fortuna,
amor y dicha s 2.cc.
El que Sc quede con dfcha obYa
quedara inscrito en- Ia Academia de
CIENCIAS' OCULTAS, y Sc le re-
mitira la Rev1sta quincenal duran
te un aflo gratis dicha Revista
trata de los adelantos de Las CHEN
CIAS OCULTAS y los adelantos de
Ia magia mOderna.
Talismdn de amor, secretos infa-
hbles para hacerse amar.s.., 5 2.G9
Talismdn universal, para
salir bien de las empresas....,, S 400
Aqua fatal maGnetIxadas pa
IA dar mala sombra s. los
0emAa.. .....-..............o.....o....ea xsON
La Gaia Espiritlsta, para
que 10 prOteian los espfritus. 5 ZOO
Quedandose Vd. con tOdo juntO
sc 10 opondremos q la mitad del pre-
clio 6 sea IS los cuatro secretos
Ell libro de Hipn otismo y Secretos
Maravillosos y un ailo de suscrlp-
ci6n del peri6dico quincenal; si Vd.
desea mandaF la cantidad de S s
los puede mandar en- un billete de
banco de gu pals, g en- un giro pos
tai, si la, cantidad es menor de 5 S
los puede mandar en- estampillas de
cOrreO de s 6 de su pals.
e9 Pida Cataiogos Y Inuesteas
de peri6dicOs gratis.
Diriia la correspondence &
j. CaGala.
Apartado 1916. Habana-Cuba
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15
ACcjhN TERApEuTIek
De la ApKOBIME DAVID

La APHOD1NE DAVID no proyoca nj
na1seas, nj coltcos. puede prOlongarse Gin
Inconvenience ga emple0 hasta restablS
oerse normalSaente las func1ones:
Indicaciones, Indicase Ia aAPHODLNE
DAVID en- cuantos casos es precise COM
batiP e sstreSimienfo accidental debtGo q 10
Atosia del intsstiaO, es tos sng6arGxos gaser0-
insestinalss, en- algunOs des0rdenes del NJ
gad0 On que es aeoesaEi0 estimular Ia IuH'
oi6n biliar, etc. o.
P0r gu empleo, .ou&ntas enfermedades %
syitarAn Efectivamente, durante la digee.
ti0n, f0Fmase una gran oantsdad de pHinolr
piOs t6xicos. S6 aCumuIaci6n en- ell ofga~
nismo, c0Hsecuencta del estfehimientos
produce pFimer0 ia fnapetencia luege
vienen las jaquecas, los marcos, el embas
Raxo gAstricO, las, dispepstas, Ia htpocon-
dria, las almOfranas, etc. Segtn ell die
tAmen de algunas nOtabfltdades m4dleae,
n reurastenla, Id apendicitis SON quaEA
provocadaG por dtchas t0xtnas no elt.nt-
nadas. Es p0f 10 tant0 sumamente intere.
sante desocupar el intestine =, para ellss
nfngdn laxative pueaB cOmpa1aHse q AA
APHODINE EAVID.
DoSIS LAxATTvA. Una q dos 1ld0Ras p0R
la noche al aoostarse Y, case neCesaR3@
una p0P la mafiana al tevantarse.
Dsp6sitos On todas lac principals Farns0ctss
IN s. Igaa: ELDEE GUILLERHRT~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15
Cuadro de Historic de Goya, > De Bonprrn Beq5r IN
APH0DINE DAVID
(AFODLNA DAVID
PHD0RAS kNXATYKAS
EssaeNc0 DO lac GfSccfeRss LatsstsRaws
M esTRENlMlENT0

III EssTeniniento es affection tan fPecucMtee
que no sc cuenta la eanttdad de medica-
clones propuestas una despu6s de otra. To
das, ademas, ofrecen al enfermo ell grave
Inconvenience de un habito bastante r.
pfd0 En- esas condolences, atenuaSe, Y 90
inprescindible aumentar su dosis para
llegar q un resultadO. Es esta necesida6
IN verdadero peiigrO para Las peFsonas que
tienen que apelar d los Iaxattvos, pues ena.
pieEa p0r irritarse ell intestine, luego el
estFehtmiento no tarda en- hacerSe mas per-
tinaz que sutes del empleo de los mtsm0e
Entran en- esta categOria los purgantsa
salnOS, Ell actbar, La escam0nea. Ia jalapa.
A coloquint:da, Ia gonna guta que c0nstitu'
yen La base de Ia may0ria dc las prepare
clones Iaxativas. 49,. "a. t8..t =.
Convenia p0r 10 tant0 aeudiF a otrOs me-
4icamentos para haliar un verdadero espS-
ciflcO de Ia constipation No basta, en-
efecto, provOcar depOsictones; es precise
ademaS = sobre t0dO, curar una afecct6R
que resuIta tan peligrosa Para quien %
halla aquejado de La ntsma Cuantas
intermediates resultan de @sta =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15
mUEvA MEDiCACl0M
o#r@g DEL EsTRENlMIENT0

TFaba1Os anteFi0res habian mOStrado que
In BoURDAINE NrangXla) es IN pursants 10
3rdstico perfectGneHfc aproptado las snfsrms-
-dGdes abdOminates y las afscciOnss hsHsOrToS"
Eales, que o5rG con mayor eioGcta origins ssSos
dolores que eI rui6ar60 y 81 ser
Las diStintaS tentattvaS heohas al objet0
de que entire la BOuRDAINE tfrangula) en-
Ia terap&utica, han fracasadO ante la difl-
eultad con que Sc ha tFOpazado, hasta ahO-
ra,, para cOnsegutr una preparation que
encerrara principles purgatiVos eonfoPmo
sKisten en- la cortexs SEGA. ~afsss
Nos ha perm1tido res0lver el pP0blema I'm
nOdo especial de tratamientO. La APHO-
DINK DAVID cOntiene iadss los principles
acttvos do La FrAngula, y su supefiorida6
sobre las medicaciones utiltzadas hasta
nov dia, la han demostrado numerosss
snsayOs en- los hespitaIes dc Paris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-20
BRYAN To GO
AFTER YAKEy

Thaf the dlshnrmcut trial of Sem
.,nr ] W Bryan. az kitsap county.
,ex,nning before Judge Main next
Monday, will be the most sonsa.
,,ensl In years. Is the opinion cur
ssnt about the courthouse. Nearly
saH hundred Witnesses have been
summoned.
Net alone will BRYAN himself be
AN trial. but Judge Nakey, ot Kit
an county. viii figure oouspicu.
ausly. Bryan has wen out In his
eoatentlon that In defense OF de,
roratory articles against Judge
yakey. he should be permitted TO
nruve his charges true. As a re-
mlt. Judge Nakey's political life
viii be rakcd by Bryan 60 prove
hls charges against him
Judge Iakoy himself has been
ummoned hy senator Bryan to
sppear as witness. Yesterday
Iudge Main issued subpocnas
sxainst a number OF prominent
residents OF Brcmerton. including
mags Yakey, to produce in court
yakey's bonds as prosecuting at.
tcrusy in 1901 and 1908 and a mum.
Der Of newspaper flles-