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s,triciiy Personal.

Col. Max. Frost, of the New MEXICAN,
came down on Saturday night to look over
the political feldand visit with his friends
The colonel says. with that smiling, con-
fident air Of his which carries silence, If
not conviction, with it, that Mr.. Catron
will be elected" and seems to be quite as
confident as his manner implies. But the
colonel has lived in the country long
enough to know that the best laid
schemes o mice and men gang aft aglee,
and he knows also that Thomas B. Catron
is about the most unpopular man IN the
territory. Col Frost is undoubtedly ope
of the most astute newspaper men IN the
country, well informed, aggressive and
magnetic. He says of himself that he Is
no saint" and his knowledge of people II
the territory for the last ten or fifteen
years leads one to fancy that he'does not
consider himself lonesome by any means
Personally Col. Frost is a most delight
| full convcrsationalist, and politically hi
neither asks nor gives quarter'-Albu
| querquc Times
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THE DEAD SECRETARY.
The R,main, OF Hon. b. N. Thomas
to be Buried Tomorrow with
Military H0n0rs.

The body Of the late Secretary B. NJ
Thomas has laid in state at the family
home to-day and many have been the
neon,e who called to view the kindly face
for the last time.
Arrangements for the funeral ceremo-
nias were perfected this morning. These
will occur at the residence and will be
conducted by Rev, Geo. G. Smith The
actual pail bearers will be Messrs. L. A.
Hughes, L. T, Hobart, R. j. Palen, E. A.
Fiske. A. s. Towar and Sol. Spiegelberg,
while the honorary pail bearers have been
selected as follows Messrs. Amado Cha
YES. E. l.. Bartlett, Robert Harvey, Deme-
trio Perez, John Il. Robertson and W. Nj
Berger.
Members of the governors staff Will bt
in attendance. and Col. Pearson and stah
and battalion of U. S. troops from Fort
Marcy, headed by the 10th infantry band
will also take part in the procession whlct
| is to escort the remains of this esteemed
citizen to their final resting place IN Far
view cemetery.
The following kilograms came to hanc
this forenoon addressed TO Rev. G. &
| Smith:
BALTIMORE, Md. Oct. 5,-Am greatly
| shocked at the sad news. We have suffered
an irreparable loss. Convey my pro
foundest sympathy to Mrs. Thomas
(Signed il. BRADFORD FRINGE
WAsnIsGroN. D. c., Oct. 5.-Express tt
the family of Benjamin NJ. Thomas, lat
secretary of New Mexico, my symPath!
and confidence and regret at losing
valuable officer Of the department OF tn
interior
(Sigucdl JOHN W. NOBLE
Secretary
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

W. B. Sloan has removed his law office
to the Kirchner block.
Miss Jeffries opened her kindergarten
in the Grigg block this morning with
fourteen little pupils in attendance.
The water works people are looking
around for teams and scrapers to go to
work next week on the big storage reser-
voir.
All members of Germania Lodge K. of
P. are requested to meet at Castle hall
this evening at o'clock. Business of i'm
portance.
Several matters of moment will come
up for action at tomorrow nights meet
ing of the Gun club. All members are
asked to be present.
Tomorrow being the day of the late
Acting Governor Thomas funeral, no
public business will be transacted in any
of the federal or territorial offices.
Small favors are thankfully received by
the people of the south side, hence they
are right well pleased over the prospect
of getting few street lights, even if it is
to be a kerosene glim.
Messrs. Nelson Lewis and Frank Rob-
erts took the Pecos trail last Sunday and
rode to the lake Espiritu Santo. They
describe it as most attractive spot, not
more than Is miles from the city, "when
you know the way A snow storm
struck them before they got below timber
line on their way home.
Visitors at Colds museum: M. W.
Carried, St. Louis, Mo-; T. L. Freed,
Unionville, Mo-; A. H. Lee and wife, Den
yer, Colo; c. W. Potter, Denver, Colo; W.
D. Campbell, Los Angeles, CAL; Sill O.
Davis, Los Angeles, CAL; Mrs. Nellie Con-
nor Trinidad, Colo; James R. Garland,
Nashville, Tenn; Miss D. Garland, Mem
phis, Tenn.
Fred Benzinger, representing the Omaha
Bee, correspondent of the American Press
association, New York, the Boston Globe,
Philadelphia Press and other..metropolitan
Journals, dropped in on the New MEXICAN
to-day. Mr.. Benzinger has been up in
Taos attending the San Geronimo festi-
yities, and taking snap shots at the Pue'
bios with his kodac and well sharpened
Faber. He will be here two weeks gath.
ering data for number of syndicate ar
ticles for leading dailies of the country.
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Athletic Club,

There was large attendance at the
regular meeting of the Athletic club last
night. After disposing of much routine
business the meeting elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year;
R. E. Twitchell, president.
W. NJ. Berger, vice president.
R. c. Gortner, secretary.
j. E. Morrison, treasurer.
Messrs. S. Wedeles and Geo. 81. Cross
were chosen members of the executive
committee.
The executive committee was instructed
to clean and furnish the present quarters
in suitable manner and to subscribe for
various reading matter. The financial
standing of the club was found to be in
very satisfactory condition.
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AMONG THE POLITICIANS.


The Grant county Democratic prima-
ries, to elect delegates to the county nom
mating convention, were held on Satur-
dav evening. and were marked by unusual
interest. In many of the precincts there
we're exciting contests, the fights in Sill
yer City and Deming being particularly
warm. At this writing the nomination
for sheriff would seem to lie between D..
W. Gillett. of Silver City, and Bud
Moore of Deming. The former will go
into the convention on the Sth inst. with
solid delegation from Silver City and a
strong support from Central City, George
town and Pinos Altos, while Moore has
Deming's delegates solid, and several
from Lordsburg, Cooks, Shakespeare,
ella and other precincts. j. N. Upton,
present county commissioner, Is also IN
the race and is liable to develop strong
showing E. NJ. Young will likely be re-
nominated for probate clerk. Il. W.
Miles and John B. Card have almost
an even number of supporting delegates
for the assessorship, but the chances
would appear to favor the nomination OF
Card. Miss May Thompson, the first lady
in Grant county who has ever undertaken
a canvass for public office, is overwhelm-
ingly defeated for the county school
superintendency. The convention at
Silver City on the Sth will undoubtedly
be the largest attended and most warmly
contested in the history of Grant county
None of the candidates will acknowledge
the result of the primaries as decisive and
the fights for all the county offices will be
carried into the convention. The battle
for the nomination for the office Of
sheriff will be the most severe. In add
ton to the work of the convention, ad
dresses will be made by Anthony Joseph
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and other speakers who will attempt to
nonr oil on the troubled waters.


CAMPAIGN CULLlNGS.
Hon. T. B. Catron and Judge A. l..
Morrison sneak at San Marcial tonight,
nt Hillsboro tomorrow night and at
KINGSTON on Friday, thence going for
weeks trip through Grant county.
The CITY school board held meeting
last evening. Clerk Medler reported
1,S4s school tax receipts paid in precincts
- and &c. This represents the number
of votes in this city, and shows remark
able growth during the past year.-~Albu-
querque Citizen.
Mr.. Joseph spoke at Rincones, Taos
comfy, on Saturday and thence went
across the mountains to Mora, where he
4 addressed the Democrats on Tuesday
NIGHT Last night he passed down the
road, going to Socorro, where the Demo
cratic county convention occurs to-day
When the Hon. Anthony Joseph and
Chairman Crist reached the county seat
Of Colfax on Monday, not Democrat
was on the railroad platform to receive
the distinguished gentlemen; and Ike
reception awaited them at Maxwell ano
Ration. 1t is going to be cold, dry
season for Democrats, this.-Springel
Stockman.
The Taos county Democrats were tt
have had convention on Saturday last
Mr.. Joseph was on hand, but the conven
ton failed to materialize, taking an ad
iournment until some future time not ye
round. The bject of the postponemenl!
is probably with view of waiting unit
after the Republicans name their ticket
with the expectation of taking advantage
of any possible mistake they may make IL
selecting candidates.
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one MASS OF SCALES
Afflicted 3 Years by Dreadful Skin and
Blood Disease, with Intense
Pain and Loss of Hair.
All Other Remedies Fail. Relieved In
stantIy and Cured in Four Weeks
by the Cuticura Remedies.

have n few words to say regarding the CuTI-
cURA REMEDIES. They have cured me in four
weeks time from Skin and Blood Disease which
have had for over three years AT certain times,
my skin would be very sore and always Kept
cracking and'peeling off in white scales. In cold
weather my face was one mass of scales. When
in the cold air the pain was intense; It would
almost bring tears to my eyes, and my blood also
being in poor condition, with loss of hair.
have tried every known remedy that was recon-.
mended to me, but it was of no use, and gave me
very little benefit. So, hearing of your CurIcIRA
REMEDIES, | concluded to give them trial. The
first application gave almost instant relief. In
few weeks time l found myself cured, and am
thankful for what they have done for me. Your
CUTICURA REMEDIES are a blessing to those who
may have the opportunity TO use them can
recommend them to any one. ~
EDMUND KERAS,
2704i Union Ave, Chicago, ILL.,
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IN THE COAL PITS.
L. $. Inspector Spears Report Of His
Visit to the Mines at MOnerO
and CerrillOs.
To the Editor of the New Mexican.

To the Editor of the New Mexican.
GALLUP, N. M, Oct. Al have just re-
turned home from my first tour of inspec-
ton of the coal mines of this territory,
and am very much pleased with the fu-
ture prospect of this industry in New
Mexico. A few days ago l gave you
few items regarding the Blossburg mines
in Colfax county. went from Blossburg
via Santa Fe to Monero, which is located
in the northwestern portion of Rio Arriba
county, on the D. & R. G. road. At this
place there are two mines. One is owned
and operated by the Monero Coal & Coke
company; Mr.. Pascal Craig is the super
intendent. This mine is employing only
eleven men at present, but intends to
work about twenty miners during the
winter months. The mine, although not
| in the best of condition, would compare
| favorably with some of the other mines
in the territory. The average output of
coal for this mine at present is about sixty
tens per day.
The other mine is owned and operated
by the San Luis Coal & Coke company.
Mr.. E. E. Summers, of Denver, is the
general manager, and Mr.. Richard Walker
is underground foreman. This mine has
at the present time only six miner en-
ployed with an average output of twenty
tons per day. The vein is three feet thick
and is said to be an excellent coal for
railroad use, while in the other mine the
vein is four feet and of good clean coal.
From Monero | went to Cerrillos,
which is destined to be the Scranton
of the southwest. There the
mines are owned and operated by the c.
G. & I. company, and they have four mines
in operation at present.
mo. 10 B." is known as the White Ash
mine, and is located in what is known as
Coal Arroyo, two and one-half miles south
of Cerrillos. This is a semi-anthracitt
vein, and is five feet thick; the mine en-
ploys twenty-six men, and is loading
, about 100 tons per day.
"No. 3 s." is known as the White q
Cook mine, and is only working two mer
at present repairing the air ways. The
. mine is two and one-half miles south OF
town, and contains excellent steam coal
9 mo. c." is known as the Rogers Mine
4 located in Waldo arroyo, and two anc
= one-half miles routh of Ger rillos. 1t il
: working only three men at present, thi
y vein is three feet seven inches thick.
. The new Waldo mine, coking COAL il
y the same arroyo, is working twenty
y eight men, and is loading fifty ton
per day. This is an excellent coking coal
The G. @. & I. company have none bu
l. practical men employed as superintend
J ents and foremen around their mines. TIL
following is list of managers;
Robert 7. Herricke, superintendent
4 John Bell, underground superintendent
:. VIM. Brown, pit boss at No 10, B.; job
d Brown, pit boss at No. 3, S.; James Kelle!
p pit boss at No. IL, A.; H. Fletcher, pi
If boss at Waldo mine.
l., This is but brief statement and write
10 in hurry. will send you an accoun
10 of the Carthage coal field shortly.
W &c. SPEARS,
k United States mine Inspector for Ne
q MEXICO.
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A Hint to HOusehOlders.

The best means you can use to prevent
sickness and disease from getting hold
on you or your household, is to clean up
and disinfect your premises. See about
the condition of your well. If it needs
cleaning out have it done right way. If the
water is not wholesome drop in few
pounds of salt and let down a small sack
of charcoal, removing the same after
few weeks, then lowering it again. If
this does not purify the water, then it is
bad indeed and should be boiled before
using.
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Cuticura Remedies

Effect daily more great cures Of humors and dis
cases of the skin, scalp, and blood than all other
remedies combined. CUTICURA, the great skin
Cure, and CUTIcURA SosP, an exquisite Skin Puri'
fer and Beautifer, externally, and CUTIcURA RE:
SOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier and greatest Of
Humor Remedies, internally, cure every species of
itching, burning, scaly, pimply, and blotchy dis
Of the skin, scalp, and blood, from infancy to
age, from pimpes to scrofua, when the best physi'
clans and all other remedies fail.
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NEW MEXICO MASONS.
The Grand Lodge Elects Officers and
Enjoys the Hospitality Of AL
buQuerQue Mas0ns.

The fifteenth annual communication of
the Masonic grand lodge of New Mexico
closed its session at Albuquerque last
evening with an enjoyable banquet ten
dered the visitors by local Masons at the
Grant opera house.
The following officers were elected and
installed:
Grand MASTER. H. Kuhns, of Albu-
querque.
Deputy Grand Master-C. H. Sporleder,
of Las Vegas.
Grand Senior Warden-Dr. Charles
Bowmer, Watrous.
Grand Senior Warden--J. P McMurray,
of San Marcial.
Grand Treasurer W. Pope, of AL
buquerque.
Grand Secretary A. A. Keen, of Albu-
querque.
Appointive officers were named as fol-
lows:
DR.. ]. H. Wroth, of Albuquerque, grand
senior deacon.
J. S. Lea, of Roswell, grand junior
deacon,
Rev. j. D. Bush, of Roswell, grand
lecturer.
Rev. W. D. Clayton, of Cerrillos, grand
chaplain.
Charles NJ Marshal, of Chama, grand
marshal.
George L. wyllys, of Cerrillos, grand
senior steward.
Robert Bland, of Ration, grand JUNO
steward.
J.J. Kelly, of Silver City, grand swor'
bearer.
Beniamin johnson, of Albuquerque
tyler. :,
The next annual communication viii
be held in Albuquerque, beginning on tn
first Monday in October, 1898.
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II would like to sound the praise of
Hoods Sarsaparilla over the entire uni
verse;" writes Mrs. Longenecker of Union
| Deposit, Penn.
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Boiler W anted.

A 1O-horse power boiler in A No. l
condition, at New MEXICAN. In writing
give full description.
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Simmons Liver Regulator, bear in mlnd'
is not an experiment. 1t is endorsed by
thousands.
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Notice is hereby given that orders gwen
py employees upon the NE" MENU NJ N. AN
Printing Co., will not be honoreu uil'eS'
previously endorsed by the business h'"H'
ager.
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Characteristics Of Hoods Sarsaparilla:
The largest sale, the most merit, the great
est cures, Try it, and realize its benefits.
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Kelley Island Sweet Catawba $3.50 per
gallon at Colorado saloon.
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Redeem your pledges on or before Oct.
+. 1892. BLAIN Bros.
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You can not do effective work without a
clear head, and for this take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
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Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado "a
loon.
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For sale The best billiard table in
town, cheap. Inquire at this office.
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1000 pm Il OF pm ". Chicago Ar. S ,O3 am $50 am
1890 pm 920 pm g Kansas City a:V0 am 4:4 Az pm
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Twenty cents for a box of Beecham's
Pills worth guinea.
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Grand auction sale October 5, 1902, OF
unredeemed pledges.
BLAIN Bros.
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Milk punch 10 cts glass at the Colora-
Al ooInpu
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Lost-A key ring and keys. Leave a
this office.
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United States mine Inspector for New
Mexico.
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rTME TABLE no Sd
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gEoCIOE DE- ANUNCIOs
-Hospedaie en- Bayan6n

pital por el ferEo-oarril para el Oeste, encOn-
traran grandes ven5ajas vlnlen1o pasar Ia
nOche en- esta casa para tOmar 81 tren las
de la mafana De esGa mauera dormiran al
fresco, no tendran necesidad de levantarse tan
temprano, y obtendran una eoonomia tanto On
los gastoade vlaje como en- los de hospedaje,
sin que por $50 pierdan de sus quehaceres en-
Ia Capital, paes puede saIirse de all las seis
de la tarde, ouando va SO han oerrado las ope
rseiones,-CaIle de Puerto R6CO.-A Ia entrada
del pueblo, ceres de Ia estaclon dol Tranvia.-
Las 1ltimas aaidas del tranvla de- la Capital,
son: 8 las de Ia tarde, las 4'50 y q las g.
Bayamon, S de Mayo de l892.-AbetGTdo San
HEeg l6-12
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.I.nRZl.l2

Sc hacen tOdas Clases de trabafoa 8 ms
cripciOnes sobre marmol, de euya piedra hay
gran existencia.
caprichO, eseudos nobiIiarios de alto baio
relieve, hasta Ia imagen de Ia persona que
SO desee, dando la fotografia.
No SO exige page anticipate, sno sola-
mente abonar el importe al entregar el traba.
10 satisfaction de gu duefo.
Precios convancionales excssiVamenta
m6dicos Dtrigirse esbablecimianto
Ell LENTE DE ORC, Gale de Ia sCnz, en-
eata CaDital.
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Anita C.....

Perd6n,--- sublime doneella,
Dnlce, espirlSual, graciosa,
Purs, ing6nua, delioiosa,
7 como Ia Venus, bella.
Perdon, - porqua no eomprendO
Gus canten los ruisefores,
nj que arOmas den las flores,
Nj que rujan con estruendo
Del mar las rizadas Olas,
Nj que 81 aureo y blando Viento
TcaduzCa fial 81 lamento
De las Rlmas que estan solas.
nj que brillen en- 81 cielo
EsplendOrOsas eatrellas,
M que exis5an albas bellas,
NJ OGgo ventuToso anha'o
Que no nazoa de Ju amor,
Do ID amor que es exstencia
II HasJa do Ia rlca asencia
De ffaganGlsima fl 0r.
Perdon, -. por que no he podido
Mi vOluntad opener
Al lnefable placer.
De adorarJe enternecido.
Par d0n,.... celestial Anita,
PoIqu6 rendidO to implOrO
Pagues CON lgual tesoro
Mi passion grande, indnita.
Utuado, s..
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il Intermediates secretas |!

CURAoIoN DE LA MPoTENCIA.
/ BANDENIAl BANDENIAl
En6rgico remedio puramente vegetal; elixir |
yJoorozanso del DR.. ;. Rodriguez Castro.
Curaoion infaible de la impotencia, esper- |
matorrea, debilidad nerviosa, ETC., 6tc.
Resultados abaolutos y permanentes obte-
nidos en- los hospitales de NueYa York y On
esta Isla.
Eureka! Eureka!
Curaci0n ds las Intermediates secretas con
las inyeooiones antigonOrr6ieas del doctor J.
RODRIGUEZ CASTRO.
Cura en- menos tiamDo que ninguna otra.
PRECI0s: Bandenis, SD. 5.-Inyeccion, $l-5O
DEP0sITOs:
Ponce,-Los fabriosntss, Arriuaga Co.
San Juan, Don Fidel auillermety y don
jose Maria Blanco.
Mayaguez,-D0n G. J. Monagas y Co. don
T. Bas0ra.
Humao aoao,-Don q. Martinez y Coz
Areoibo,-Don j. B. Rivera.
Aguadilla,-Don Francisco Elvira y en- to.
dos los pueblos de la Isla.
| CONSULTAS PARA LA IShA.
Sc darAn ex5ensamente por correo para
esta clase dc Intermediates al que enyie dos
| pesos en- se.los de- franqueo al doctor j. Rodrl-
guez Castro. Ponoe.-Reserva absolute. 40-1l
Botas, bo5ines, zapatos rebajados, GUAM
i to Vd. neceaite en- question de pies; cOrbaGae
| casi regaladas; Galzado fnisimo llndls1mo
para senoras, sen0ritas ninos, dc todo este
enoontrara Va, en- las peleterias de moda: on
.A2p 4y6co, San F .anoisco 80. y La C0SstGsacsd
San Justo 81, donde estan echando el resto loi
: amigos Borras y Keynes.
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Ha desaparecIdO

De Ia estanola de uon Victor Fernandez
an Ia noehe de-! del oorriante un caballo zaino
olaro, como de seis an - de edad, do seis me-
dia cuaEtAs dc alzada, paso devanado, CON IN
lnaaro en- Ia frante cOrrido hasta e labio
snngrior marcado On 81 cuarto tracerO derscht.
"a d Las inlclales +. I'll que dlese noticias do
au naradero sera grati6oado. Caguas, Junie 6
ia 1892 -LGudelasso Ap0sste 5-5
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vARleuADES

To meior dc 10 mejor.- -Sobrino de Luina
= ca agentes del mejor de todos los vlnOs,
dal into Rloiano de Logrono de las bodegas
ae AnCuOiana) J, acaban de recihir un colossal
Nurtido de articulos dc su giro; laCOnes a0pe-
Sioyaa. iamonea De Westtalis, gslsegoa, astngias
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nos y americanos embutidos espaloles, franz
oeses 9 ingleses inmeiorables, aguardientes
fiaos, arroz valenciano, bnches de bacalao, etc j,
etc. Todo baEato y superior
Cerecedo Hermanos c. han reoibido mu.
chas oosas por los liltimOs vapores, entire estas:
bizcochos champagne, mantle quilla italiana, bu-
tifarras catalanas, aceibe dc il montana On ga-
rrafonee, chocolate Matfas Lopez y Mepler,
vino tinto Riveras del Duero, aguas medicina
les de San Hlario, RuDinat, Marmolejo, etc
mas.