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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
UNGUBETO HOLLowAy@

Este niaEayiIloao bslsalno sano
infalihlenente las heridas antiguas
las llagas, = losfmales de piarnss =
de pecbo. Por medio de an In.
duenoia las tiloeras virulentas r..
man muy pFontO I'm aspecto con-
valeOiente y desapsrecen. Jsnas
deja, este uaguento fsrrieeraute
dc producir una ours perfecta de
ias afesoionea de ls 1niel, los cons.
t'pados, las toses = el reumatismo.
sun cuando So Ia apeiado en- vanc
4 tod0s lca dem6s remedies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
Locion antiherp6tlCa
DEL DR. MONTES.

rs 81 mejor medioameDtU para
onrar las be'peB y guitar Ia pica-
E6n en- ell momeuto de splicsrla.
La Loci6n esIA peffumsda> qui.
ta Ia caspa evitando la caida del
cabello Y hsce desaparecer los bar
rros, empeines, manobss y espini.
llas en la cara. Exito SECURE &
Immediate.
Pidase en- todas las Boticas de 10
Isla. Al por mayer, casa del seaor
Guillermety, depositRrio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
ANTONIO ALFlU YBABALT.

Doctor On Derecho OWL y Ca
.,6nico, Aboga9o de los Tlustres
Colegios de Madrid y Puerto Rico,
CON bufeue alberto en- la Capital de
Ia Monarquia, ofrece sus servicios
nrofesionales q So numerosa ellen
tela de esra Isla, para ante 81 Tri
bunal Supreme de Justicis, 81 Oon-
seio de Estado, Tribunal dc Cuen
tss del Reino , demas nentyos 50
periores, jud'Siales y adminiatrati
Vos della Naci6n.
serano, udm. Il u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
A II UNCIO.

Comosfi's de Seguroa contra
locendios, denominada ROYAL
de Liverpool,
Empress de Segnros msrfumos.
huvisles y t:rFestres "The Tndem
nifty Mutual Marine A,spr.nc.
Company Limited y. domiciliads
en- LoniFee.
Agentes Generates, So6rines ae
EsqisiaRe. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
SER|ICIO CDSIE2O ED p'TO. -RlC
VAPCR "AVILES

Esldra 10 ear Juan todos los Micr
uoles Ell asnsEecef, una vsE poEsel Est
y otEs pof 81 Osete, tocAndO en- 10
puntos Ge Fs,ssdo, HumacsO, Arroyo
Ponce, Mays9uez, Aguadills, y AreCi-
DO y vice 7ereS rsspectivamte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
4. v 1 @,

senno oeo iltnciones Pdorss del dooto
Reger6" hago egma las prepada excls
acedada Frmac de los sG0rs Vale Canco
los depoasiOs de la verdadera form" tDc"s esa
oEzados mi nombre Cichas PldOFaa.
Dep6sitos Capital GuileneSyPonoe, Vale O@ncoAr9ci-
bO Farmacia RvsraOoso Farmscia BtnCesLares, Farma
Iturrino OIaIes, Fssm4ola del Lodo B. Marxuach.
DOCTOR ~ RETERON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
LUDWIGDUP PLACE
CASA De eIRos comlsIoNEs

do smecanci
alvapoI
london =
"-"s ds n@qua~rh dc asborot6n de aEaor),
70, ,Loadon
& Gsroniia
Gompania ca sgos
Anglo-CoaiEsntss OhlsadoEs) )GuaaoW Works London
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
OOLORES EN- TUBOS

OOLURH EN- TUBOS
enRA LA PINTURA AL OLEO z
LA CUARELA, Sc ACABAN DE
REOIBIR EN- E6TA IMPRENTA
HELM (6sst'sl.
Bsahn.
Blnnco de IlsIe.
Bianco de plomv
BlanCo de zinc.
Azul celeste
AGnl do cokaItt,
Azul d. Prussia.
O&stsno (6s@n de Martsl
OastAGa roiJ
Osstsf . d Van Dyrk
JarmSu quemsds.
0aimiD de Euhia,
OeaiEa sEul,
B&suell6n.
autagzmbs,
Giis do Payne.
Inaigo
Amarillo ds'cadm1ol
Amarillo DE- cEomo clsrc.
Amarillo Dr. eromO cseur
Al1AEi. 10 In diana.
Ainsrillo d. Napolss
L@eA qaem adh,
LaoR carminea.
Lacs Eubie
L@ca Rmarlla
Laca o.dinnEis.
Leca vloIaQa.;
! ! sNagro de maral.
Negro de aursEno
0crs oastsno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
EMPRESA
r. ,2ORHS ESPANvLES CORREON DIX Las AaTTLLAl
y trasportes miIitares
De Sohriucs dt Herrera, Habsn&.

Los vspores de esta empxesa efsc-
tusFsn nu sslids desds este puerto en-
log diAs 5, 10. Is, 20 y rs de cada mes,
4 lRs s de ID tarde en- lor d3ns de labor
, 4 las IL DEL dia en- los festivoE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
FILETES.

Fsrs csias de tabscos desda sE
cta hasts 81 millar. ~
Lisograifa del BoIEr1r ss A
Rico SsssS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05

La bolsa, el Oomeroio Y
las AOciedades Mercan~
tiles, l tomO.. Is
LecciOnes dc DereCho Mer
cantil, por varioss alum.
nos de don Luis Gilvels, l
CCLnO.. -..-.4 Cd
Libro dc las SaIiras, por
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lera, somprende: Satl-
1as, La arcadia moder-
na, Grandezas de los
pequenos, Epigramas y
letsllias, Varlas fabulas
y Moralejas, 1 tomo, rus
tica 200 pag,nas.. 1 o.
Oandido, Novela por don
Mariana RamirO, l to-
mo r6stiGa. a....-......a n
Rinconete y cortadillo y
hi licenciado Vidriera
por idom, un tomo. .... 2I
Los Bafos ne Angel, CO.
media, por i'd, un tomo. d
I'll galialdo espanol, idem,
por idem, un tomo. 90. d
Puntos de vista, por don
Mig0el Moya, IN tomo. G.
La leyenda do Noche- bae-
na.-~"-~ .-."~~ .-e~.~ 6t
El hijo del saCristan, poE
don Carlos FrOataura,
2 tOmOs. s............ 6(
Zoos Naciohales y Canta-
Fires, por i'd. d.....-.....~ on
Felipe 2o Estudio Hist6ri.
co Crttioo, por V. CO.
mez, l. t0mO mO4s..-.... II
hiarro, Estudlo Glent1h-
80, pur don Julio CO.
mez.---.-............ sc
HAbltabllldad dc les As-
tros, por don JOSS Mo-
reno Fuentes, l tomo.. sc
MQebIes y Tapioes, segun-
da serse dc Cartas v una
sonOrlta SCORE La habl-
tacl6n, por L. MIquel y
Badia, tOmO.-..-... &c
Homenaje P.6tlac. Poe.
sias de 30 ingenios, l
GOmOs 60 s.a.uo ~ nc
Oamelias, poesias de San
Martin y Aguilera, ! to-
mosss ...a &c
Leyenda de los Reyes, NO.
vela historical, por don
T0reuato Tarsago, l to-
mo...-.... .-.... ...a 60
Los Puebl"s J6venes, es-
tuulG nlst0SlcO -fiAos0iico
sobre los Estad0s.Uni-
Cos y la Australia, I IL.
AAo""ss ..p.A N
AnatOLni~ del coraz6n por
don TeodOro Guerrero,
GouoSs s~sS.a,-. &c
Las madres, pOr Froutau.
"a, l t0mo-..-.-..,... d
Pleito del mat2imonio, per
Guerrero y SCI 6lveds,
1 Om0..-..-...s.- 81
OanCarss dc IN viejo, Dor
COn Te0d0lO Guerra,o,
/ tomO. II
O19ntos sociales, por Id, l
kOuO. s~4-asaa.~~S.... III
P0es'as, pOr don Antonio
+. Griio, 1 tomo 800 pa.
Los entremeses (de Oer-
vaates), 2 tomos. g.
La g'Canllla Y I'll amante
liberal, % i'd, Gomo. :. q
Lass dos dOnCellas y La
uerza dc Ia sa1gre de
fIdem, / to1no o.-.-~ Q
I'll casamiento engaioso,
de ldem, l tomo,...--
Vlaje oel Parnaso, poesiss
por i'd, l tomo. ....... Q
I'll OelosO Extreme1o y La
tia angids, por idem, nu
tOmo.. --~A-.~~-..s.. ,
SAA6s - ~~ss@ss-@ . z
Orlgen del Plagio en- Me-
jiCO, l tomo.......... 81
La Lucha por eI Derecho,
por Possda y Blescs, l
IOmos .s-.-...~..s.. 81
La Inhuencla de la mujer
en- 10 regeneration 80,
oial, por ParejS Sierra.
d&, / tomo. n
Narraciones Espalolas
Americanas, por don P.
Sanudo Autran, l tomo. 81
Dramas de Don jose Eohesaras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
LlNEA DR OAIBARIEN.
R&M1LCADOR

Esta eapseg@ tisne ei vapar AGUls
LA, pOtente para iemolques por lss
coStas dc est@ Isjs, = hsbiIitHndO de
bonbxs para tobiQ Tss ' dtiies psrA sal
ysmento,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
Vinos de RURDA , fOkO
fIHTO I bLAHCO,
ssAs aAg sgAhCYe QBE III CsaeGk
AT DT1RLTEO
AL PUBI.ICC

S.Assbsn dc zscibiEss, en- Ii tisnds q
II,p Gsrsia 4 90, S@n jcs6 mum. !, lo'
msgnincos y AcEeaisaaos vinOs tinto
= blsneo do Eus&s J Tcro (Osssa!ls) J
"A dstsllan pos boteiiAs, gaEEsfOnsR
smarter ' ms sihs rspns, q prssios sOn
vsneionnlsp. !, IL,
T8ngass sn eusat% s"s ia eassai
t,.ndn ss o hniea que recihs tan 90
quisitos vince.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05

n esa nduAG durane muehOs amos
etco otroa p0es perme Oeer al p6bloo arcuo cue
MOI Dnede meoa parta guna hajc ningdn
NuestTaa BRfLLANTE HLEFA NTH Luz Sol AR
ssan regsTadaa perseg6 todo rgor ley los f
fca0Ores - ~---1
Refoado Cas- "Luz Solar $255 la Gaia de 10 eanaa
Luz B)ant faa Ri Eentan idem de dem iden1
6ensina- :...-..-so- 200 la idena de den idsm
0asolma l.: 400 a idem de dem idem
Agsnts generates para oaG Ia G sOBRINOS DE EzQUIAGA
San Juan, PuertcRco--Cale de Ia FOrtaess
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05

Oofrer on pos de IN ideal,
8 actos, verso. ........
De mala RaSa, 8 actos,
pEOsAs s.s..ss.. .aA...
Lamuerte en- los labios, 3
actos, prosa.
81 bandido lisandro, 5 cua-
dros, prosa -...-....~--
Piensa NAL y acertaras, 5
actos, verso -,.......
Algunas veces squi, 5 ac-
tos, verso. sO...-.-.-....
La Gran Jugsds, comedia
dos actos verso. .......
vssco Nunez de Balboa,
| DIANA On 3 aCtos, DOE
| AoSo ] Io0ap. .....,.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05

DOCTRINA CRISTIANl
POR Gil. ESTEVE,

Nueva ediclon eperrtetamente
,mpresa y .ncosderntdA en- car
,0n. 4 NUEVE PESOS grueta
sl.contaoo.
Tomando 10 gruesas 90 hsee
Nm busn descNentc.
L,e vepta en- ssta Impreuta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
VAPORES,
1cm%MOS~aSP A&O&|5
an La rnMPANIA TRASAR1ANTtOA
DE a, LOPEZ D. Co.
1srvlsio para Puerto-Riso y Ia Hahans.

1arvicio para Puerto-Riso y 10 HahsnA
5ALIDAs.-De Barcelona los dias y 81
Ia eada mes Dc M&lAsa si xI:-Dsoa
5is el 10 y 8O.-De SAntander el SO.--4'e II
CoruHa el 81.
Se expendsn Dillstes directos para Mayagas'
Ponce, Santiago do Cuba, aibAra, NGsvisas
ssbsullla colon, CON trasbordo On Puerss'
Rico Habana.
yIAJE DIRECTO DEsDH PUERTo-RIoo
Ala Coruna o santander'
aliSa de Pxsrso-Rics 81 daa ID do saSa "'sa'
Ss sxpidsa pasajes de Ida y vuslts Goa 70
ssr cientc do rsbala.
A Ia fsmilias qae psgusn la squivalenGia
Ss4 passies enteros, as lee harA II reDals gel
Is nor ciento. EBta rsIa1a NO % apAcSOie
los bilIstss do Ida y vssltA. =
Enl l.sv e.. clsss. On nlno msuor os
.sos en- cade familia, grstis. Los dsmss me'
pores de 8 aaos l de pahals, De IL sAss 40
oumplidos / passls. do IL amos osmploOS P~-
IN 4. vresersucis 81 ordinaria. Un also
hagts 2 akos gratis. De 2 { 2 amos pssals'
do 6 IL aHos / raasle, do IL aaos sa adsl@A-
70 pssais sntsro.
HTN IA de las A2Tx15Aas
xa-rm "a 1 WIlk.AvEE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
LINEA DE CUBA

LIegaEan solo hasts Santiago ds Cubs
os vNpores que sslen los dias s, Is y 25
Los de los 1ias S y 25 tocarAn 81
Nueviets Puerto Padre, Gibars, MAys
RI, BsrRcos, Guantanamo y Ouba
III die Is hark Ias mismss escslss
& exception de- In de Msy&rf, y AderDGl
tocacA en- Sseua do T4nsnc.
Todos retornsran veFificaRdo sus sa.
lidns de Cuba los dias Is, 90 ? s, sfsc.
tuSndose las antrsdas en- lR HsbsDs
en- las fechss coFreapondientes DIS 19
30 y 9 de- Cada Dss.
Nipguno de astoa vsporee tecsEA 4
50 rstoEnn en- Guantanamo
LINEA DE PUERTO RICO.
Gelen loa dias 10 $ 60 IoS vapogss
que haesn 81 ssrvieio de- Corgeos.
Hi del CHS 10 toca er Nnevitess Giba-
re, BArHcaa. Cluantansmo, OnUa, O&bo
HAit,snO = PoF1~so-Prinee Puerto Pls
ts, Ponoes NJ gegnsS. Agusdills y San
Jusn de fusrtor Rico. Al resorno nara
eccala en- los Eniemoa puertoa.
EI del dia 80 ir& por Nuevitas, Ci-
baFa, Bar, cos, Gus nt&nnmo, Cuba, SAM
to Dcmin go, Ponca, Mayagues, Agusu
dills 7 Ssn juan dc Pussto.R RiCo, vie
niendo per l0e mismos pueFtos.
RetornaEa0 ss!iendo De Puerto Rico
los dyas 22 y 5 reepectivsmente; toca-
ran ea OubA los dtae 30 y 9, llegando
4 ls Aakana eu len fechss corrsspon.
dientes de- 4 y IA de cada mes.
Niaguno de setos dos vapores sOosrA
. sp getoEno en- Guantanamo.
LlNEA De OAIBARIEN.
Tosl0s l,s ltuee d las 9 de 10 Eafde
GsldE4 IN yapcs que, toCando los n1Artes
en- Ia Lsahals 10 Ssgus, llegsr6 D Gal
bAriep I0a mi6fooles.
Reform rA sAlien4ode OsibarisR loa
jueyes, eleepp6s &c ID llegada del Gran
de pe3ajeT9s, ron eao&la sn SsguA, y
llegarA 4 ls Hbbau& los Vternss =
Toaoa los vieEnss & las 6 de Ia tarde
ealds@ otTo vapor cue tocRrA en- Isabel&
de ssgua los aAbsdCA y IiegsrA Oai
barien los Donigos,
EfectuaTs BIZ retcrno ssIieud0 de Oai.
barrier loa msrres, depues de lE IIegsds
Gel tfsn de paaalsros, tocaFa en- Sagus
y lleeRr& d IL AabSns los miSrcoles
R&MILCADOR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
Luz BRILLANTE
LA LUZ EN- EL3 UNDO De Los NEGOCIOS,
AGEITE PARA ALTMBRADO DT FAMILIAS.

Libs's ce expto si6n v oem
'msti6n ezpontdneas.
SIN kssmo nj nsGs osas;
Este aceite. proaucto De
una fabrication especial
es igual, sino superior q loa
que SO inlportan del ey
lraajero bajo diversos nom
bres y marcas, tantu Do
sus cuslidades luminicas
como por Ia segurida: cue
ofrece & los consumidores.
Nuestros precios SOD mu.
cho mas reducidos qrel 4
de las mareas extrani iaras.
que csn este mayor p,eoi0
% br ndan q los consnrni-
tores ventsjas de nj 4<una
olase.
1M ANRzaons~S-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05

MTM MA de las AMIx@5Aas
sapor AA. e. vILl-AvERpE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05

II -.lN - y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-05
LlBROS BARATOS.

Oe ventA, en- Ia Imprenta del
BOJ.ETIN MERCANTIL.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-12-06

performing their sworn duty, it has mar
rowed down to 8 very fine point, and the
"grest and noble principles" Of said party
have departed.
Now, there is one question it would
be we'll for the people Of this city and
state to consider. Shall a lot Of drunken
wire pullers, gamblers and political ring
steTs dictate to and run the courts,
churches and policy of the state?
A CITIZEN.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-12-06

men were getting desperate and unless
aid came within two days there would be
an outbreak and bread riots. Thus far
the unemployed have been very orderly,
but they are now desperate from con-
tinued destitution. To add to the hOr-
ror Of the situation in Ironwood there
has been typhoid fever epidemic The
intensely cold weather has frozen out
the pestilence, and only sixty cases sre
now known. The disease ragged all sum-
mer, and there have been up to date
about 300 deaths. Typhus is not con-
fined solely to Ironwoo6, but exists all
over the range, to no alarming extent,
however. 1t is Of q most malignant
type and generally runs through q whole
family when it breaks out.
When the business csllspse came they
were lily prepared to meet the exigsncies
Of the occasion. When out Of work they
become the most helpless people in the
world. They cannot farm, cannot cut
wood and cannot perform the little labor
that is occasionally offered them. A
strong man, who has q wife and seven
children, told the reporter that he had
only made 80 cents in six weeks. He
worked one day for the city, received an
order for 81 and paid 70 per cent. to get
it cashed. This is q fair illustration Of
the stories told by the idle men. Their
privations for months have been Of the
most painful kind. Strong men were
found weeping because their sick wives
and helpless children had nothing to eat
and next to nothing to wear.
The indications are that about 10000
or 10000 Of these people will have to be
fed and clothed until spring. Under the
most favorable conditions none Of the
mines can start with any number Of men
to speak Of before March or April. Many
Of the single men are leaving the coun-
try, seeking q means Of livelihood else
where, the railroads furnishing free
transportation. Governor Peck will con-
tinue to forward supplies from the diff
ferent centers where collected until
further orders.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-12-06
What the Topeka Club Controls.

Communicated.
1t controls j. K. Hudson and the To.
peks Capital. 1t dictates the policy Of
the paper. Just after the arrest Of some
Of the members Of this club the Capital
editoriRlly said:
Topeks's new chief Of police ordered
raid on the Topeka club last night, and
while the officers got some beer from the
refrigerator, the aot Of taking gentlemen
Of such standing as those who registered, TO
the police station, or in any way classing
them as lawbreRkers, cannot but strike one
Rs an absurdity.
Has anyone read an article on the sub
jec Of prohibition in the Capital since
the arrest Of the members Of this Topeka
Clubp
This club owns and controls the courts;
and all the evidence necessary to sstab-
lish this fact is the decision Of johnson,
Hszen and Humphrey in the case
wherein this club was interested. If the
attorney Of the club had written that
decision land it is by no means certain
that he did not) he could not have made
it more favorable to the interests Of his
clients.
The club seems to have an edge on
the "big four" churches also, and why?
Because many Of its members belong to
those churches, occupy front pews and
contribute liberslly to their support.
Some Of the good brothers and sisters
have forgotten how they stood by and
rejoiced to sec Captain Gish carry the
wine and beer out OF that den of hypoc-
risY, and place it in the patrol wagon on
the evening Of the arrest. They were
Just returning home from prayer meet
ing and many of them passed in that di.
reCtion. They seemed then to endorse
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-12-06
Good Judgment.

The Worlds Fair judges have con-
ferred upon Mr.. E. B. Winger, Chicago,
mark of distinguished merit, in award
ing him premium for his mill, known
as "Wingsr's Crown Windmill" On an
other page of the ADVOCATE will be found
q cut and description of this mill which
was 30 favored by the judges who made
the fair awards, as to receive special
recognition. Particular attention is also
directed to Mr.. Winger's feed grinding
mill advertisement in our columns which
is Q most convenient windmill attach
ment and can be attached to any wind.
mill.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-12-06
Equal Suffrage.
A CITIZEN.

The following remarks on equal suf-
frsge were made by Mr. Noah Allen,
president Of the Peoples Party League
Of Topeka, at the recent house warming
Of their new rooms in which the WomRn's
ProgressiveP Political League participated.
After extending a very cordial greeting
to the ladies, he said:
In this organization, we see the bet.
ter half Of our own. In woman we find
the never-hinching foe to wrong, the
ever-ready friend Of right. Feeling the
sting Of her own inequality before the
law, there is an earnest and ready re-
sponse to every call in the contest for
equal rights to all and special privileges
to none
"In every work Of love, mercy, char
ity, liberty, justice, equality, woman has
been first and foremost. Ours is work
Of love and justice. We seek to promUl-
gate and put into prsctics the teachings
OF the lowly Nszsrene; the 'fatherhood
of God and the brotherhood of man."
and in such work the benign influence
and aid Of woman is indispensable, So
cially, intellectually, politically.
"The concern of one is the concern of
all. Man has no interest not shared by
woman. God created man IN His own
image; in the image Of God created He
him; male and female created he them
God blessed them and said unto them,
have dominion over the fish of the sea
and over the fowls Of the air, and over
every living thing that moveth upon the
earth This was joint dominion given
equally to man and woman. Their du-
ties, responsibilities and burdens are CO.
equal, their rights and privileges should
be the same. Remove the barriers, place
woman side by side with man, give her
the assurance that her vote may be felt
as her voice may be heard in the battle
for reform, and let her say to the sterner
but not brsVer sex: Come, let US take
the city of Washington for the people,
and the CITY will be ours.
"Let her go out to fight the Philitines
Of injustice, oppression and industrial
slavery with her political sling-shot and
the Goliath and avsrice and monopoly
will fall at her feet the victim of her bal
lot. Give to woman her rights-the aid
Of the bsllot-snd give to man the aid Of
woman, and his faith will be strength
ened, his courage renewed, and his valor
and achievements unequslled.
"For II the heart Of man is depressed with
cares,
The mist is dispelled when woman appears"
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-12-06

that the court ordered that same wine
and beer returned to the club, and the
"big four" churches and the great moral
dailies sustain the action Of that court.
Now comes the contest between this
Topeka club and the entire prohibition
element Of the republican party Of Kan
ssg. The members of the club now say
prohibition must not 90 into the rspub-
licSn platform next year. The edict has
gone forth so as to give the good broth
ers and sisters ample time to retract all
their former statements and change the
wording Of their prayers and songs to
conform to the change Of republican
pretensions. They must forget the
"bslls" and "high five parties" held at
the Topeka club rooms where it was Rd.
mitted in court that the attendants
drank punch from one great bowl. Some
became sick, were laid on chairs until
they got better and were then taken
home, You can now hear the sweet
voice Of Dick Hodgens, the royal stew
ard of this club Of gentlemen Of stand
ing crying aloud: "There is no club
in Topeka running according to law ex-
cept the Topeka club"
You can SEQ him talking very conf
dentially with the sheriff, and telling
him how wicked it is to allow the other
clubs, not composed OF gentlemen of
such standing, to rur, while ]. X. smiles
FROM his Office window, and in low tone
Of voice says: "Thst's right, sheriff,
close up the poor devils clubs and ! and
the courts will stand by you, and the
county attorney will do our bidding be-
cause he wants to be reelected"
By thewsy, Mr.. Stafford, what has be-
come Of the eight counts you had against
the druggist on east Fifth streetP Will
you please rise and explain? AS result
of the decision in the Topeka saloon
case, we now have fifteen clubs in the
city with membership Of about 1900.
Will those 1900 members submit to
persecution and be shut out and still
allow the king Of clubs to reign unmo-
Tested, knowing ell the time that there
is more liquor consumed in the Topeka
club than in any other club in the city?
Or will they say to j. K. Hudson, the
"big four" and the henpecksd court, i've
demand, and propose to have, the same
rights as the Topeka club"
In my little ramble of thoughts about
what the club controls must not forget
the State Journal. l remember not long
since when Eugene Hsgsn was arrested
for gambling, he and his crowd caught
in the very art; and when he took hack
and went strRightwsy to Mr.. Sells who
was then president of the board Of police
commissioners, and Mr.. Sells gave an
order releasing the crowd from arrest;
| say remember that the Journal had
the details Of this little affair written
and in type ready for the press, and Mr..
Hagsn stepped into the Office and di-
rsctsd that it be left out of the paper
and 1t was left out. This one Of your
men admitted on the street the next day,
as he claimed you could not afford to
fight that crowd. Has the crowd got
you by the throat?
Last but not least comes the Hon.
David Overmyer, who has sold his birth
right to the Topeka saloon. He steps