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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-05-29
ADVICE TO BUYERS OF STOCK
A ROssIand Paper IntimRtes There
Are wildcats in Trail Creek.

A RossIand Paper Intimntes There
Are wildcats in Trail Creek.
In giving advice to investors Of mining
stocks the Rossland Miner says: 1.-THE
public here can not be 'wildcatted' as they
car In Spokane, Victoria or other towns
remote from the scene of operations.
AS the larger investors in stocks in Spo-
kane have interests in Rossland 1t is to
be supposed they know what they are
about 1t Is just as easy to rope in a
sucker in Rossland as in Spokane. There
are a class of men of limited means and
very much restricted knowledge of min
ing who will invade mining camp and be
fooled there as we'll as in some place re-
moved from the mining section.
| 1t is the first intimation in any of the
! Rossland papers that there were Wildcat
mines in the Trail creek district. If there
| are such it is the duty of the press OF
Rossland to make them known, mention
/ them by name and give the names of the
officers of the company. 1t is better to dc
this than to suggest it.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-05-29

'Tn teacn you now TO lie to mel? roared
the irate old gentleman, reaching for a
strap.
And so he did. 1t took only three or
four such lessons to teach the youth 10
lie so well that he was no more detected.
INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-05-29

Paderewski never signs an agreement
and he has never failed to keep an engage
ment except through serious illness. 1t Is
a popularity of this great genius that he
cannot pass a blind man without giving
him aims. For his own part he is most
cheerful Individual. and hardly knows
what II Is to have Mt Of the blues.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-05-29
Indiaputable.

Day In and day out some satirical churi.
Is fiinging a Jest at the fair bloomer girl.
But there's this to be mentioned-deny 1t
who can
She's sightller far than the bloomer young
washington Star.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-05-29
Italians Not All Bankrupt.

Italy offered loan Of SOS. 600 900 the other
day, and the subscriptions amounted %
fifteen times It's amount The largest Of
ferings were from Rome and Milan.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-05-29

Still Come High.
A good green cashmere shawl Ii worth
con
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-05-29

plant now famous under the name
<sian thistle" Is undoubtedly of Rus
origin, having been accidentally Ia
iced into South Dakota in fiaxseed IN
Nays L. H. Dewey, assistant botanisr
y United States department Of agri-
Ire. 1t is not, however. thistle, nor
at resemble one, except in Its spincs
foxious character. In its rolling habit
Hike the common tumbleweed of the
b. Properly, 1t is a vicious inland var
|cf the saltwort. a nearly harmless
Astounding on our Atlantic sea
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-05-29

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Sharp County record., 1896-08-21

ling mass, and two or three tainted.
|Ihen the police rallied, and with a Wig
4orous use of their clubs formed a line,
md thereafter there was semblance
|of order. From floor to roof the gar
Den was crowded. 1t was hot, and
4 rerishing humanity brought fans in
}xlenty, Overheated nen took off their
bats and loosened their collars. 1t
vas not an evening dress crowd
Those who came in gowns suited to
the weather and negligco shirts were
happy.
' When the young wife of the Ne
9raska Nominee entered a box reserved
xor herself and friends the assemblage
I. lkt itself loose for the first time. Cheer
ofter cheer went up from floor and
Splatform, and the dark-skinned little
woman opened her eyes in surprise,
nnd then went ahead calmly settling
herself in her seat in the box nearest
70 and to the right of the rostrum,
But the cheering continued, and
men got upon their chairs and
waved hats and fans in their
Hdesire to do honor to the wife
fpf the democratic candidate. Women,
MOO, rose and joined in the shouting,
spnd soon ii looked as if the whole au.
|hlenee was on its feet yelling with
might and main. Mrs, Bryan, of
eourso, rose to bow her thanks. The
'eheering became more enthusiastic.
|fhe bowed again, Finally the cheer
ing ceased and Mrs. Bryan began
welding palm leaf fan and calmly
surveyed the audience. Mrs. Bryan
PAD entered the hall on the arm of
XNilliam p, ST, John. Mrs, st. John
could not attend on account of illness,
and the wife Of Gov, Stone came in her
pIace' In the box with Mrs, BRYAN
were Mr., and Mrs, Bland, Mrs, Stone,
FNlrS' Macy, Of New York, and Clark
Russell, editor Of the Atlanta Consti.
stution, wv
1t was just eight o'clock when Mr.
ibryNn entered. lie had reached the
garden in company with his wife and
Nr' st. John, but had remained below
muI they were seated, They had
oeen conveyed TO the Twenty.seventh.
street entrance, from which the DO.
l'cc had kept back the crowd, and The
arrival Of the candidate was not
known to the struggling masses
around tho other doors. But when he
stepped on the stand and was recog.
h,Sed by many In the audience Il great
sheer went up, "Bryan, Bryan,
bryOn'' was the cry The cheering
stopped at last, and those who timed
" sOld that the ovation had lasted six
minutes The crowd was reserylnp
''Seli Tor the event of the evening,
AT Sil5 Senator Jones, Of Arkansas,
enalrman of the national committee,
ai'er uer several attempts to call the au.
olenee to order, managed to ret
enough quiet TO announce that Mr.
puhiorth was the chairman of the
evening Mr. Danforth was HEARTILY
9 Snecred, Mr. Donforth then presented
S Wv william A. stone Of Missouri,
vho'rh'Oh of the committee on notia.
eouoh' Then there was more cheer.
ing oS The form of Missouris eyeeu.
uNS '.'{ rose from his place on the stand
a0o came forward to give formal potI.
uSa,ion 10 Mcssrs, bryan aud Sewall
,Io u, 'nelr nomination by The conven.
us
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21
CHARLES +. GUNCkEL
Died at Middletown, o., Under Heavy
Cloud.

SlOuus
WASHINGTON, Aug. ia special
from Middletown, o., says.
Charles Il. Gunckel died here Tues
day. He was for the last 20 years
probably at the head of more indus
trial enterprises than any man in
Ohio. lie was associated with Con.
gresham Paul j. Sorg for many years
in the banking business and was
president of the Merchants national
bank. lie organized the Gunckel
Banking Co. 1t failed four years ago,
and was Immediately followed by the
collapse of the United Tissue Paper
Co.. the Middletown Paper Co., the
Ohio Paper Co., the Miami Valley
Storage Co., the Middlctown & Madi-
son Street Railway Co., and several
other industries All the failures were
for large amounts. Mr.. Gunckal was
n Methodist and gave $4,000 to
the new church here. When ugly
rumors were ahoat concerning
some OF the failures he withdrew
from the church and died without tho
fold. lie was indicted for embezale.
ment two years ago, but the case was
taken from the jury by Judge Ciifen,
and the prisoner discharged, The
new grand jury indicted him for lar
ccny and embezzlemcnt, but the case
was never called. Ills residence was
The finest in the city. A widow and
two children survive him. lie spent
most Of his fortune fghting the indict-
ments against him,
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21

u our institutions; they are stNunch support.
frS OF the form OF government under which we
live, ana they build their faith upon founda
tlonS laid by the fathers Andrew Jackson
hNs stated with admirable clearncss, and
with on emphasis which cannot be surpassed,
both tho duty and sphere OF government,
He saId; "DistIn ctons In society win al-
ways exist under every Just government,
Equality OF talents, OF education or OF
wealth cannot be produced by human ins,Itu.
tionS, In the fun enjoyment Of the gifts of
heaven ana tho fruits OF superior Industry,
economy and virtue, every man IL equally en-
Titled to protection by law" We Yield to none
In our devotion to tho doctrine Just enuncIn,od,
our campaign has not for It's Ohio Z tho recon-
slruetlon OF society We cannot insure to the
vicious the fruits OF n ylrtuous life, We would
not invade the home OF the pr0videNt In order
to supply the wants OF the spendthr,t, we do
not propose to transfer tho rewards Of inaus-
try TO the lap OF Incidence, Property IL and
VIII remain the stimulus TO ondeOyor and the
compensation Tor toll We believe, IN asserted
IN the declaration Of Independence, TINT nil
men hfe created equal' but that does not mean
thht oil men are or can be eduaI IN posses.
sions, In ability or merit; II stmDlymenns TINT
oil shall stand equal before the law nnd that
government ofllclas shall not In making, con-
STRUNG or enforcing the law, discriminate be-.
tween citizens,
assert that property rights, as wsIl as the
rights OF PERSONS 0re safe In the hands OF tho
common people, Abraham Lincoln, in hia
message sent TO congress In Doeember Issl
said mo men living aro moro TO bo trusted
Than those who toll up from poverty, mono less
Inclined TO take or touch aught which they
have not honestly earned" ropont his ian.
eenee Win unqualified approval, una Ioln
WIN him III the warning which he
added namely Let them beware OF
surrenderihR political power which they
already possess, anu which power, II su.ren. /.
uoIeu' WI surely DO used 10 close tho doors OF
AuVsheemoht against such N0 they, aud 10 M
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21
THE. SALVATION ARMY
Roughly Handled by Mob Mt Bcllcvlllo,
Ill,

BELLEvILLE, H., Aug, 10, The Sal
walton army disturbances, which have
extended over period Of months,
eliminated Tuesday night In the worst
riot which has ever occurred here,
The soldiers took their stand on the
steps of the courthouse, aud for two
hours held their position against the
repeated rushes Of the mob, They
were rushed from the steps countless
times and roughly handled. One Of
their flags was torn, and they wero
subjected to great abuse. The mob
was led by Hans Schwars, who mount
cd u pillar and harangued the crowd
TO acts Of greater violence, Police
protection was appealed for and re'
fused, but later Capt, Ylaekel and o
squad drove the crowd away and com
PEELED the army TO go to It's barracks
Threats Of renewed violence are freely
made. .-r.
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21
BRYAN NOTIFIED.
rna ceremony Witnessed ana Eh-
joyed by Thousands
49,. ri,Ied Madison Square Garden.from
r,oor to Roof-The Wife OF inc
democratic Nominee the f'r''
to Receive an Ovation

Nrv YORK, Aug. 13.-William 1en, ZEN
,,nos BRYAN and Arthur oeWali Welu sha,
sormally notified last night tnaI sneS y
49, the choice OF the democratic
.psrty for the highest offices lnote IN tne s't'
Il the people of the United states
!. = Whatever might be the political IN,
.,;nations of any person who attended
el'n"', el9, rrand ratification of the de-
No" ,aocracv c at the spacious Maol'
en- Square garden, he must nave
heen permeated with the oiln"-
- - nre iudice not to have been
thrilled by the excitement and the en-
tbnsiasm which prevailed during the
sntire time the notification ceremonies
lasted. The presence OF SO stupen,
do,s crowd of human beings was IN
;tself an eloquent tribute to the I'M
nortance attached to the occasion:
1nd such crowd as it was. Men ana
roren poured into the vast audi
torium through many inlets' Ihey
ssme in droves, in sections, and in or.
derlv marching step. The opening OF
+he doors was followed by hurrylng,
seurrving rush of feet, and in they
came, shouting, jumping, showing
nushipg, all intent on reaching the
nlaces best available to see and near
all that was to be seen and heard
After awhile the ingress became more
orderlv, and the entrance OF the au'
d;ence settled down into a constant
moyement inflow of human beings.
AL 7 o'clock the doors we're thrown
men, and, despite the efforts OF the
police to restrain them, the crowds on
every side made desperate rushes Tor
the entrances. A wild scene OF tur-
MOL ensued at the main entrance.
Men, women and policemen were Jum-
bled together in an indiscriminate
mob, Men tore each others and their
own clothes in their frantic en-
deayors to gain admission, and
matters looked serious for some
moments. Shrek after shrek
came from the women in the strug.
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21
the tulnult tt

Cor. WiIiam B. Stone Of Missouri.
at Chicago when Bryan finished the
effort preceding his nomination. Men
and women rose to their feet and
cheered. On the platform, in the
boxes, up in the galleries, people were
shouting like mad. Men waved their
coats and their hats and women fut-
tered fans and handkerchiefs. The
band struck up and added to the din.
Mr.. Bryan held up his hand for ST.
lence. 1t was like an incentive to yell
louder. The crowd would not be
thwarted. Mr.. Bryan made an effort
to speak. His voice was drowned in a
wild howl. Again he heldup his hand
and again the cheering rose in its
might.
This was too much for him, he sat
down wearily, lut in second jumped
up again, with one hand appraised for
silence. The shouters were getting
weary by this time, but the restrain
ing hand made them take last lease
on their efforts. Senator Jones shout
ed: 81 appeal to this crowd to be in
order" But he was not listened to,
and the crowd did not cease until it
felt like it. Then Mr.. Bryan spoke in
as follows:
Mr.. Bryan's Speech.
M. Chdirman y, GentlemeH oft Committee ana
FeIlow Citizens:
shall at future day, and in formal let.
ter, accept the nomination which Is now ten.
dered TO me by the notification committee
and l shall at that time touch upon the issues
presented by the platform. 1t is fitting, how
ever, that at this time, in the presence Of
those here assembled, / speak at some length
In regard to the campaign upon which we are
now entering We do not underestimate the
forces arrayed against us, nor are we un
mindful Of the Importance OF the strug.
gle In which we are engaged but, relying fol
success upon the Righteousness OF our cause,we
shall defend with all possible yigor the posi-
tions taken by our party We are not surprised
that some Of our opponents IN the absence
OF better argument, resort to abusive eptnets
but they may rest assured that no Ian
guage, however violent, no invectiveS, how
ever vehement will lead us to depart single
nalr Dreauth from the course marked OUT D!
the national convention. The citizen, cithel
public or private, who assails the character
and questions the patriotism OF the delegates
assembled in the Chicago convention assail'
the character and questions the patriotism o
the millions who have arrayed themselves
under the banner there raised
1t has been charged by men standing high IN
business and political circles that our plat
form is menace to private security and pub
lie safety; and it has been asserted that thost
whom have the honor, for the time being, t.
represent not only mediate an attack upoi
the rights OF property, but are the foes both o
social order and national honor.
Those who stand upon the Chicago platform
are prepared 20 make known and def nd ever,
motive which influences them, every purpos,
which animates them, and every hope which
inspires them. They understand the genius
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21

There were Kisses when he spoke of
the British gold standard in force in
America, and more Kisses when he
spoke of Marcus Aurelias Hanna.
'IIit him again." cried voice in the
gallery at the reference to Mr.. Hanna
Then the audience began to grow
impatient and cried for Bryan
When Gov. Stone concluded, a man
began to wave a big American flag
over the latters head. The crowd
went wild with enthusiasm and rose
as man when Chairman Danforth
stepped forward and introduced Mr..
BRYAN. Then came demonstration
that far exceeded those that had fol-
lowed the mention of Bryan's name
previously in the evening. The scene
presented was strongly reminiscent OF
the tumult that ragged in the Coliseum
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21
Beat of All

To cleanse the system in a gentle and truly
beneficial manner, when the Spring time
comes, use the true and perfect remedy
Syrup Of Figs. One bottle will answer foi
all the family and costs only 80 cents: the
large size 81. Buy the genuine. Manufac.
tlred by the California Fig Syrup Company
only, and for sale by all druggists.
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21

FRS stopped free and permanently cured.
No fits after first days use of DR.. Kliue's
Great Nerve Res orer. Free 50 trial bottle
q treatise. DR.. KLINE, 939 Arch ST. Phila Pa.
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21

WHAT is the baby's namel Indeed
We haven't one ,le, ,ected,
Wc're waiting till November comes,
To see which mans elected.
Washington Star.
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21

WE think Piso's Cure for Consumption is
the only medicine for Coughs. JENNIE
PINCKARD, Springfield, Ills, Oct, l, 1874.
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21

"WITH all thy faults, love thee still, as
the husband said to his scoldinS wife,.
D. F. w
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21

FLANNEL rext to the skin often produces
rash, removable with Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair aud Whisker Dye, 10 cents.
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21

FoREIeN-"I thought her husband was
French "Oh, no. Broken English. ~
Detroit Tribune.
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21

"THEY say Barrows has writer's cramp.n
"Well, l don't wonder, considering the
literature he feeds on."-Harpers Bazaar.
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21

Mosr of us know good thing when some
one else has it.-Lite.
Sharp County record., 1896-08-21

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-10
PRIvILEGIO CONTRA CADUcIDAD

Sobre este amamos parcularmente la aenci6n p1
bhco Comp&nfa de Couunente Americana que
concede senejan:e Prvieglo.
81 do pa6 de haher P6ia
a
po P6zs N0CADUCARA
. renosvr
eont si eli
s[a s 1a m spvs n E e sna a4rf La COM
adsau La CoAPANIA
sHnna e nauy sencno
nae0' gus Hnpfe es mossto ansedad
Eso Sc llama proceder equdal vgar los ntereses de
sus asegurados en- ben de sus fanaIias.
20 FL RESTAURAR ABANDONA
JAS pev eruhoon soaAnga de buna ud
sEGE Dsspgss sm
lAs DE VIDA De PA9o LMlTADo DoTAGs
V5hsAos ETC. ETC, ETC,
pg suua de IS oOO a ado
Haba condolences privegos favorabes para los ase
surados que los que ofrece
ELSoI deICanada?
Supcaos al inegente p1bco esta Isa la lectura e
udo dc eas hernosas condolences sorprendos
por garantdas de asegurar
tomad mas informes de:
Carlos r. Sorer Carlos b Meus Jesas he Lana
sapeanendsne. AgenteGeneal Agerteviairo
Fernando Ruera T. B Muller
Agenteao afador. Agene Ponce
ano Poace de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-10
m0 TEL IIAnSsNs
MARINA 6. LUNA ],
RoNoH, PUzREonroo

/ dueno de este antigua aeraditado 90.
tablecimiento, afanoso eiempre en- msiorar-
10 y ponerlo al nivel de los buenos sie Ea-
repa, do nuevo ha inatalado Gus comaaorss
en- Ia planta baja con cab1da para mss is
cten> personas 2 en- mejores conaioloass
que antiguamente 10 tsafs.
hay hsbitsciones frescas esoaeiosas
desde una persons hasta s; las hay aspsesa-
les para con1isionistss con aozratos pzra
sus nuestrarios; oustro ssloues cs d9s.
canso; espl6ndidos Danes fr1os de s1u,s1s
tibios todas horas dsl dla : do Ia noans;
una cantina provista Is buenos vtnos IL
cores coeina aseo ; prontiend ea Il servI-
cio, sin rival ea Ia isla; IN criat1o nan ia.ls-
70 un serene pues 81 Hotel pexrnsneca
sIernpre alberto todos horna d. Is uoQhs,
cosa que los transeuntes no s~ngau dsrus,-
ra slguns en- su aiojamiento: e. eEaouo nay
nasItacionss preparadas.
Asf pues, no dndando MERCER couo
sienpre el favor del pt1blico ca general.
amigos y conocidos Go dsn5ro ruarA do
Ia isia en- particular, tengo .. honor ds po-
aernae las ordsnes do t0dos cfreeleo3olas
seran eonaplaoidos sz oEanto pusGs SERIES
a5ii
Su stento servidor, UAE BOX.
&~~-a W@~ss> g - fctsS -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-10
SOCIE7'E sNOBVELLB
DES
ESTABLISHMENTS
DECAUVILLE AINE
PETIT-BO
PRES PARIS, FRANCE.

En- atenci6n al namero cada dia mas Gre
siente de sas relacionados, con el objets
de prestar mayores facihdades para las Or
isnes pedidos, Sc eomrlaes Ia referid,
sociedad, en- anunc;ar al pdblico en geners
especialmente los sehoras hacsndAdo
aaber distribuido sus representaciones 81
ssta isla, como sigue:
Desde Maunabo, siguiendo por Ysbucos
Hunacao, Fajardo, San Juan, ETC., hast;
Arecfbo, DoN MATEo LuoCHETTT, residen
% en- Puerto Rico.
Dssde Hatillo, por Aguadilla, Mayagiez
Yauco, Ponce. etc., hasta Patillas, Doh
e. a. ROUSSET residente en- Mayagfsz
E7 Inspector geasrGI dc Ia Socssdad Lecaa
uslls,
VIooMTE G.. DELI AUME.
Novisnbrs IL dsl 96. 8 "a alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-10

d La gasna del Gobrno del Caasda inspection tOdas
pi-
ne qaed%n
oa gel 4
Wales
pa
SEA LA GAU
ia duda sngua
e Erase
o tmo@ cuAqu POLKA dit flo
. eegur
"a Q dl asfc ell desu
e
a niAs ooosd
donoeu uenen
Z npsriueo de los saesur
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-10

Sobre este amaos pscuarmente atenci6n del p
bhco po Comp4nfa Couunente Americana que
concede senejaa.e Prveg1o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-10
Roberto Graham
LNGENiEAv
Fassdsos6n, Hosyersa y EsryehsSa
POEdg. PUEgTO-nTOgo

Fsbricante de despolpadoras de cafS de-
os sistemas Rollo Disco, como tarlhi@n
Cedazos, Tahonas, Ruedas hidrSrlicas, Ma-
lacstes, Secaderas toda elass de- znaani1a,
ria para cafe, pics- verbs, assgranar rnals
etc., etc. Hero, cob-e > bxoncs en- harrss,
olanehas y fundido.
Pfdanse irfe rmss. Julio T, 1861
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-10
-sT1v11egioS

M agurade pued ror oeqer del mudo dscarss
sx5ca
= Isasa dos eorss o2aosdea de pas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-10
SAC a l. A Nj 30
SUITA-DOLOE

Este preparado i1dio, de gran fa1na en 81
pals, curs radieslmente los cstarxes grIoa.
leg, dolores de eaheza, reuralgias, raanlaa.
infarnaciones y dena6s afscoiores cuf&re2s
ETC., etc.
La formula de cada bosslla indiea Is ma
nera de uasrss. 3 pesar del gran oons.7 r.te.
de- ests prepsrado, su precio sera flo c,3rqz,
sigua: Gaia do q roadiss botal3ss, z pases
Unieos depoaitarios del lsglttl22o Easa
5GsS55
L. 0sezgsz:sa q q
Ronee Eabrero IL ~ essA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-10
CERVANTES
CENTRIC GENERAL
De PUBLICAC CLONES

Esta sAsa &dmita suseriposonsA & toas
ciase de obras poF szsssraasgas, 1anooleu
periSdicos ilustrssos y do nodsAe, sucax esa1.
dose igualmente de comisiones perreneclsn
tes sl ranno; de conapletar cualeeoutsr:
obras gus Sc hallaren trunozs; pudiend, los
senores que De encuentrsn sn Glehc os4o
pasar una nota del dlkimo coadss.zo GU
hubieren racibiEo.
Entre los peri6dicos lustrados eos ess
Centro raparte. 6gurA.
La ILUSTRACION ARpIsTICA
que por la belleza de sus grsbadoa log re
5ores que salen de Bsrcelooa, 10 sslecto q
eua textos y les msgnfGcos regalos cua ca
da tres repartos hace, es el peyi6dioo q
mayor cireulaoi5n eu Fspafa = An5rz-s
lstina. Tasnbi5n kenos da advartlr o1s
LA ILUsTRAClON ARyIsIICA
va acernpahada de
Ell SALON DE LA MODA
periodieo que gozs faaas entire Ias fa1,ilIa.s
y rscdlstas.
FrGias. Eersansos - nc.