bound issue from October 18, 1899; Vol XLVI, no. 1180. Lithographs address William Jennings Bryan and anti-trust policies; the conviction of Alfred Dreyfus for treason by the French Military. Lithographs include "Our Don Quixote" (title page; shows William Jennings Bryan as Don Quixote, Bryan is mounting a donkey and holding a broom labeled "anti-trust gruff" and riding through a landscape of windmills labeled "trust"); "The French Exposition of 1899" (shows Uncle Sam, John Bull, and spectators looking at seven French military officers in stocks responsible for the conviction of Alfred Dreyfus for treason. Uncle Sam is seen wearing a U.S. flag bowtie and John Bull is wearing a black top hat and Union Jack vest).