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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-09
For District Attorney,

A. J. Maestretti OF Austin has his card
in this issue announcing himself as a
candidate for reelection to the office of
District Attorney of Lander county on
the Silver Party ticket. Mr.. Maestretti
has held the Office for the past two years
and has proven himself to be an able
lawyer apd has always conducted the
affairs of the office to the best interest of
the county. Mr.. Maestretti again comes
before the people for this Office and if
elected will bring the same ability and
energy into the Office in the future as he
has in the past.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-09
Ran a Ten Penny Nail Through His
Hand.

While opening a box, J. c. Mount,
of Three Mile Bay, N. Y, ran a ten
penny nail through the leshy part OF
his hand. II thought at once OF all
the pain and this would cause
me-" he says, land Immediately APP
piled Cha berlain's Pain Balm and
occasionally afterwards. To my ur-
prise it removed all pain and soreness
aud the injured parts wers soon healed
For sale by The Horton Co.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-09

| desire to express my sincere graft
tude to the kind hearted people of Bat
tie Mountain who, by action and deed,
SO generously contributed to alleviate
my suffering upon the occasion of the
death of my beloved husband.
Mrs. MAGGIE WILLIAMSON.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-09
Take Notice!

A meeting of the Battle Mountain I'm
provement Association will be held in
Lemaire's Hall, Thursday evening, Octo.
Der Both, 1902. AS business Of import
ance will come before the meeting it is
necessary that a full attendance be pres
ent.
A. d. LEMAIRE, President.
+. e. WooLooCK, Secretary.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-09
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS

.8pnorty,cepleuts under this. head
wiII be published mp to the day Of
the General election for SIo' pay
nbletnrnria6GY IN adrdRce.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-26
QUARANTINE RAISED.

The quarantine was raised last
Saturday morning, when notice was
given that meetings of all kinds,
which had been scheduled, would
be permitted to take place, the
health officers being satisfied that
there was no longer any danger
from the infectious disease scare.
School commenced Monday morning
with full attendance.
All of the cases ofs>reported in
fectious disease we're convalescina.
two Of the patients having been al
lowed to leave their homes and
mingle with their pharmacies, while
the other patients were recovering
rapidly, Local physicians were
unanimous that the danger was
over.
Secret societies commenced hold
The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-26

taken up just as soon as the materi-
al is taken out and used on the new
line.
There will be no more shipments
of ties until the new sidetracks are
put in as every available foot of
ground along the tracks is now
filled up.
A private Office is now here which
is occupied by c. C. NcCoolom OF
Chicago, who is general storekeep-
er of construction material, and w.
Beahan, division engineer of Vino
ma.
j. Donnegan, OF Winona, is fore
man of the well crew. The big we'll
is 16l feet in diameter inside of the
heavy curbing. The well is now
down about 25 feet. and when COM
pleted it will be about 80 feet deep.
The dirt is being hoisted with a
steam engine. Some little difficulty
has been experienced in keeping a
crew of men at work. "A second
strike took place last Saturday
morning when nearly all the crew
quit the job and took the noon train.
for their respective homes, most OF
them living at Springfield.
The scrapers that we're left here
last fall by Contractor Fredericks
we're loaded onto cars Tuesday and
shipped out.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-26
ling regular meetings this week.
and all of the churches had public
services last Sunday.
THE PASSION PLAY.

ssThe Passion Play the great
religious drama covering the life OF
Christ, as produced by the peasant
people Of HoritZ and Ober- -Ammer-
gau, will be presented at Redwood
Falls on Good Friday, through the
medium of the cinematograph, or
moving picture machine, which
makes it possible for everyone to
witness remarkably accurate re-
production of this great event,
which, until recently could only be
seen by crossing the ocean.
There are about 100 pictures
shown, and every movement of the
hundreds of people who take part in
the performance is faithfully repro
.duced.
Preliminary to the Passion PLAY
several moving scenes OF the village
of Ober-Ammergau are shown. de
picting the thousands of people
from all parts of the world, who vis-
tied the famous village in the sum.
mer of 1900, the theatre in which
the play is given, and portraits OF
the leading actors. These scenes
are followed by moving views Of the
play itself, beginning with the tri-
umphant entry into Jerusalem, pic
turing hundreds of men, women and
children, thronging through the
streets of Jerusalem to welcome the
Saviour. and followed by the Last
Supper. and the scenes incident 10
the betrayal of Judas, the trial Of
Christ. the seourging of the pillar
and the cr0Wning with thorns. the
way OF the cross, the crncifixion
and finally the resurrection and
ascension.
The presentation throughout IS
said to be very Impressive. and is
endorsed BIZ both clergy and press, /
Eor the vlvidness with which it pic
lures scriptural history.
MIR. Walter Kilrain S Interesting
explanation and well rendered har.
tone solos makes the presentation
unusually complete. Admission 25I
sents. Children Is cents.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-26
tFrom the warasso standard.)

Material for the new Evan-Mar-
shall line is still arriving daily and
the isilway yards here begin to
look al though enough material to
build ,eyeral such branches had
already arrived. Up to the present
time over 90. 900 ties have arrived.
This is a trife over one-half of the
ties that will be unloaded here, as
the invoice shows that there will
be total OF l40, 900. The steel is
also arriving, eighteen carloads,
having already reached here.
In order to tind room for all this
material three new material tracks.
have already been put in. and it is
now found necessary to put IN two
more. These tracks are only tenn
porary fixtures, as they will be-
The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-26
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
Work Soon to Commence on the West
ern Minnesota.

w. c.. Foster, the tax commission
er of the Western Town Lot Co.,
came over from Tracy last Thurs
day morning, and stated to a re.
porter that the track laying on the
Western Minnesota division of the
Chicago & Northwestern, extend
ing from Evan to Marshall and
through the center of Redwood
county, would commence at once,
and that the track-laying crew
would lay one mile or more of track
each day. and that the track would
be laid in fifty days.
that John G. Burchard, the town
lot agent of the Western Town Lot
Co, would personally conduct the
sale of town lots along the new
line. The sale of lots in the town
of Dudley, Lyon county, will be
held on April Sth, commencing at
2 p. m. The sale at Milroy, Red
wood county, will be held on April
9th, commencing at Ii in the fore
noon. The sale at Lucan will be.
held on the 10th, commencing at the
same hour, at Rowena on the 18th,
at the same hour, at Clements on
the 10th, and at Wayburne on the.
18th.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-26
Over 900 Patterns.

II you going buy tailoring uy the
See that garments you made
only perfect ct before
is finished thus insung the graceful lines Of the
of the collar the right apes
think much of reputation allow single
leave my hands until pleases suits is bound
my customer .patterns
The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-26
The Real Thing.

There of tailoring
the real thing but when place order with
ApiE you of getting Spring and Summer suit
Overcoat that will have the tailoring stamp We
don't know carefully made any than
the ilng of cothes ought TO- because they
look it. Mr. Apiz has magnificent line of the Spring
and Summer Suitings and Oyercoats.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-26
The T1andsomest Ever.

have taken than usual in selecting patterns
for Spring Suits and confident my Hlends
and patrons agree WITH that am now showing the
line of suings brought to Redwood FAILS
The very complete covering wide range OF
most exquisite fashionable chev1os
and worsted in stripes checks paids and original fancy
weaves As my patrons well only the best OF
materials trimmings everything that enters
makeup of garment Cleaning, pressing ana re-
pairing done short notice.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-26

Ill Apitz The Tailor, is turning shapey looking
The Spring fabrics
tremey and he spendidy complete line Of them
QI Whether you old
u repaired and pressed-Ap pitt is the
The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-26

Style, Fit, and Cheapness.
Aptz makes suits price
of readymade Y clothing He has big line of elegant
Spring and Summer samples which greatly admired by
good dresse For dress magnicence would difficult
find anything inviting than the and pretty sus
for mems shown by Apitz The Tailor This
tanly the attractive patterns have
many them exclusive novelties be
Price another thing gotten upper hand
of ALSO He doing the finest kind tailoring little
I than the cost of ready made clothing
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-12
Sine seranibloie sdreibmafdtue.

@elebrte bebaupten, baB Die gum getriebe elmer
sepobnliden Sdreibmai6ine erforoertide @nitren=
gune nebit benz 8erduid b~erlelben habin mirtt, Die
Seiunobeit su i6dotsen uno N%eruoiitdt gu uerur=
laden. Gin oeutlder grfnoer bot oesbalb cine Ma=
idine b~ereeitelt, pelde our6 2uftorud aMf Die Sa=
ten betrieben miro uno bas 8erdult fopie einen 9u=
ten She'll arbeit ~beieitipt. 0ie Giniibrune osriel=
ben mag elm gsea iein, Die @eiunobeit gu erbalten
uno Nerpoftdt gu perbhten, jeood giebt es einen BET
leren uno peniger toitipieligen 1eg, uno betebt oie=
fer IN benz @ebrau6 oo1 Qofetter's Maaenbitters
Ile 2eute nit iibenoer gei6dftigune b%ebiirfen bieier
tpunoeroolet Meoi3in, UNI Die geroauune gu unter=
itiisen uno Die Sdrne reeelindBis gu erbalten. Gs
tpiro ferner Spspepiie, @alepereiftuns, S6lafloiig=
teit uno @erpoiitdt beilen. aaBt @u6 ni6t oura
getrug sum Innebmen bon etiuas rebenio @ltemA
%oerleiten. So siebt feline benz Yitters eleide Mebisin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-12

S60ner S6eiben= Sonie bel
y. 6. Game & s 0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-12

tent 81 Der @emalttbat ielbit
brauht es aber nod gar nibt gu
%fommen-) 10 leben oieielben iih
baourb Observation-Disclosures 8erfolz
guns aus. Gber baeegen, eesen Die
Soee, baB Die &edte uno Sreibeiten
amerifanilber 8iirger unter bic ue=
bermabung uno gontrDue zines
fremoen Botentaten ge1teat peroen
iouen, mDbte ib boh nahbrudli9=
ften 8rpteit erbeben! Sd bin gem
bereit, ale Wttte( gum SHube Der
Gertreter fremoer Wdbte, melhe in
bieies 2auo fommen, gu liefern uno
oieielben aufs bDflidlte 81 beeriiBen.
Sa, ib mia mir auh our Notb mod
Die gntlenoung elmer SpeeialbDtl6aft
our &rDnune zines fremoen Monars
ben eefaIen laiien, aber tper,n es
oa5u fomnt, oaB man Die BreB= uno
&eoefreibeit unterorIden mill uno
tpenn beioe unter Die genlur bes
Nuslanoes gelteat meroen lpuen,
bann 5iebe ib Die @renae! uno als
ameritaniiher Burger proteltire i'd
i'm Ganen oes amerifanilben frei=
beitsliebenoen 8uraertbums bage=
gen uno trete Elm fir Die unentmeete
Misunderstanding Der &eoez uuo
BreB=S reibeit! -.
r2auter, anbaltenoer 8eifaQ"-
beiBt eS am Sbluiie BON &leberes
&eoe in Dem urs porlieeenoen 1tenD=
grapbii6en @DngreB Beribte, unb
oieier 8eifan mar entibieben audi
elm noblueroienter.
Sbaoe nur, oaB troboem nur 10
peniae Stimmen geeen Die 8in ab=
ge9eben muroen. 9aB bic Mnti=
acknowledgements aber in Der bonn
6auie a~ngenDmmenen Sorm @ele=
BeSfraft erlaneen peroe, 1T trob
alleoem duBerit unmabrlbeinlib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-12
Col. 9Dnh ais 6nd5nerratber Der.
haftetl


Son benz Srldnoer Colonel Mrtbur
2pnh 1T in letter Belt piel Die @eoe
gemeien. Derielbe bat, mie erinner=
lib, ldngere Belt auf Seiten Der
Buren in SIozNfrita gefodten :
unter anoerem audi in benz fir Die
@ngldnoer 10 mDroerifben @efebte
am Spion- Sop = unb bel elmer
Nabmabl i'm pDrigen Hopember
muroe er bann BON benz irilHen
@ablfreiie @alpap als Mbgeorbne=
ter in oa8 u~nterbaus oes Barlamen=
tes gemdblt.
Seinen Sit nabm er aqeroines-
pDblmeislib = niht elm, ba ibm TO-
fortige 8erbaftune uno Broseilirune
Deaen 6Oboerratbs angeorpbt uurs
be, tpenn er eS magen loqte, ben
8D6sn @nelauos gu betreten. 2pnd
mobnte felt leiner @udfebr aus
SuozNfrifa in Baris. NOD ibm Die
Sber9en Sobn Bulls Widts anba=
ben fonnten.
SEPT, nahoem Der Srieoen nit
ben 8uren gelhlofien, bielt er ieood)
Die Belt fir %eefommen, nod @ne-
Lamb surid5utebren, ba er Die ben
Buren gemdbrte Mmneftie AUDI auf
fih = ben Burentdmpfer = beSoe.
Wie aber gu ertuarten itano, tpuroe
Sol: 2pn9 iofort nad ieiner Gn=
funft nit Dem 9ieppe'r Dampfer in
Neubanen berbaftet, na1 2onbpn
gebraht uno bort Der BoliseiItatiun
in Bom Street iibermieien. 6ier
murbe iofort Die Mnt(aae oes 6Db=
unb 2anoesperratbs geeen 2pn9
erbuben uno bas 8proerb6r i9pn
auf einen Der ndblten Gage feitge=
iebt. Die Sraee bes 8eamten, Oh
er irgeno ettpaS auf Die gegen IGN
erbDbene Inflage gu erpioern babe,
~uerneinte 2pnh. 9a er AUDI feline
8uraihaft fteIte uno AUDI feline
iolbe gu ~erlangen iu1te, puroe er
Biz auf @eiteres elmer Belle i'm Yo=
li5eigemabriam iiberpielen.
SIN unterbau1e lieBen it1 bic
iriih-nationalen N~beeoroneten ras
tirlib Die @elegenbeit nibt entees
ben, Die Megierung megen bieler
8erbaftung zines Barlamentsmit=
glieoeS in Der ihdrfiten Weiie anal,=
greifen. Sic fragten an, iparum
gDl. 2pnb niht baiielbe &eht our
uebereabe uno oaiielbe Nnre9t auf
Nmneitie babe, tpie Die iibrieen 8u=
rem. uurauf Der 6eeierungSpertreter
Balfour iblagfertig uno mobl audi
gang unanfebtbar rihtia antpurtete:
nWeil er eben fein Bur lit, fonoern
elm britiiber untertban
Der iriibe Barteifibrer &eomont
tpanbte iib Damn NIT Der Infrage
an ben Staatsietretdr oeS Snneren.
Scr. &itbie, parum er feline Bflibt
ais Miniiter, bas 6aus BON Der
8erbaftung zines ieiner Witelieoer
auf @runo elmer 9DhuerratbSans
tlaee in &enntniB 81 leben, per@
idumt babe
@itfie beltritt, baB oas feline
BHibt gemeien iei. Nl8 aber Die
Sriibs @atiDnalen in 8esu9 bierauf
an ben Spreher %appeQirten. emit
ihieo oerielbe gu @unften Der Mppel>
lanten uno erfldrte, oaB eS-menn
audi nidt elm aeibribenes @eieb, 10
bod Der itetS ;nne9ebaltene 8raub
gerpeien iei, baB bas 6aus bon ber=
artt9en 5auen frrmea uno oFficie1
in &enntniB gelebt moroen iei.
Gin ipdteres @eiut bes Srilh-
WatiDnalen Wolan uin SreilaHuna
oes Sol. 2pnh eegen 8iireihaftss
ftellung murbe bon benz Boliseis
2idter in Bom Street abgelebnt, oa
5ib SerIelbe in Dem porlieeenoen
=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-12
Geinc SDffuumq ntebr.

gsie oiele MenI4en 9iebt es, pel9e immer tlasen,
obne alb nur i'm gntferntelten 81 abner, MAG ibnen
neg lanoiamen Sooes an s6pinSIudt ODER Meruen=
cri66pfut9 uno pifien es gar ni6t. 8drte ni6t bis
5er3tlopfel uno Slide IN Der Yruft i6 e~ingeitellt ba=
ben, big ou bid matt, frart uno arbeitsunfdbia
flblf. lonoern idrei6e sleif, penn on oies lidt, uno
i'd rperoe Dir Elm Bud leloer, oas or lpittige auf=
flarrn9 uno lol6e Gatbibldee ertbeilt, bel osren Be-
berSiguns Die Gar6e auf Den Wansen, pole @eiuno=
belt uEo 6robiinn Ibnel aaridtebren meroen. Sie=
les auBeroroentlt6 intereiiante nno lebrrci6e Bud,
bag bon Sung nno @lt, Mann ODER 6raa gelefen
peroen iolte. III gu beSieben fir 25 Gents in grief=
marfen. Itall a%oreiiire: Wseridbenfreuno, 1sI
8. 9fnenle. Wetu Ourf. q. ..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-12
MMklihe MmffI6rnnn


.nt9alt bas aebiesene beutIGs Mert Ser Res.
tiinsssInfcr", Do. QnEase, $50 Getteil {tarf, NIT
oielea le%brrei6en Suuhrationsi,, nebIt eirer Mb.
b~anoluns iiber fi,iestipie G.bei,, ipeldes BON Mann
nno Tfau eefeiea lperSen ioate. tinemtbsbrlid,
fur fun9e Geute, bic fb oerebeliden ,pogeu, rber
MnelitcfiidD oerieiratbet Itno.
Sn leibt bersdaoliaer gee;!e ~ angefHbrt, tpie
man ~gefuree SINNER 5euStuIn cjefd,iedbtsfra.s.
beitei uno bic boicn JoGgel bCn jmaenS,iuoen.
pner, uistrld1tbarseit, Sriibfnr. f6ipa&es ge.
oa9tntB. Gnnersis.nfIeeeit uno ssranpsanerbrId.
opiie id,deltd,en MsSf,inen baiierilo belien fam.
yin fseiter Treurio ui:o ipei!,r stdtbeeher III bie5es
una6srtrefflids nent{de Sud, ipel@..s mad @ns
fian9 bon Is Gts. sspftrarsr1, In sinfah1!m Inns.
i0las ios9iam oerpedt. frei snasi6idt nirb.
DEUESCHES HEsL-,NSTiTuT.
sc EAST g. S:REET,
5Sdber II CLIFTON glaee. Nlr s,prp. g. 0.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-01-18
So. Pa. R.R. Taking a Hand.

The Southern Pacific Railroad
is preparing to send broadcast over
the North and East from SIX hun
drcd to a thousand immigration
agents whose one purpose will be
to induce hOmeseekers to come in
to and settle upon the rich rice
lands of Louisiana and Texas. A
limit of 500 acres is placed upon the
sale to any one man, and there will
be no spectators. The authority
for this statement is Col. f. s. b.
Morse, assistant passenger traffic
manager of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, now with headquarters
at Houston, Tex, than whom no
railroad man in the country is bet
ter known nor is there one with
more virile energy, vim and singu-
lar capacity for organization and
execution.
Mr.. Morse's said, This ice count
ry will in six We ars. grow to be as
the great State OF Iowa was in
1898 and 1896. when there was a
pinch for money everywhere, and
when the Iowans sent to New ork
for s1OO,OOO,O 900 which they bat
lying idly by for the relief of th'
country. This rice country in Louis
lana and Texas will be doing th'
samething and vii be wealthier.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-01-18
Police Jury Indicted.
It. Martinsville Messenger.

st. Martinsville Messenger.
The grand jury this week return
ed a true bill against all the mem
bers of the Police Jury except Mr..
Carl Larsen, of the second ward.
The other members are indicted
for having received money allowed
by themselves for supervising the
work upon the public roads
The grand jury is no doubt of
opinion that there was some iobing
done by the police jurors in this
business
There was lots of complaint last
year of the police jurors accepting
roads that were not properlywork-
ed, ,and that gave the transactions
some taints of jobbing, which pro
badly was the cause of this inves-
tlgation,
We do not believe the charge a
serious one. but it will stop this
bad precedent of members of a
body paying themselves for work
done or supposed to have been
done because the opening there
for abuse and fraud is great, and il
is timely that it should be stopped.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-01-18

.. Mr.. J. 2. McGee has removed
from New Orleans to New Iberia
and respectfully asks the patronage
Of all ssIberiaus'' who think of buy
ing Pianos or organs. Mr.. MEG e.
represents the sosd Junius Har'
Piano House, Of New5 Orleans, and
IS agent, for the world famous
Weber, Hard,man. Kimball, Stand
ard and Estey Piano and Organs.
Address, or call at 7l2 East
Main street.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-01-18

The total cash income from the
States two penal plantations this
first year will be $1S0,000 Besides
this amounts of money the board
will have several thousand tons Of
hay, 10000 bushels of corn and
enough peas and potatoes to carry
the stock and men through the the
next crop year The Legislature
placed at command of the Peni
tentiary Commissioners 100000
to inaugurate this work. The new
system has earned about 100 pei
cent upon the original investment
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-01-18

The Pensacola Improvement and
Development Company of Florida
have sunk their well to depth OF
$50 feet. Upon reaching this depth
a rock stratum was struck, which
somewhat delays the work. The
work, however will be continued
as the indications for oil are good. /.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-01-18

Messrs Gainnier and Hebert OF
St, Martins parish, will put up a
pumping plant on the sillan plan.
tation. Just mile north Of the
town of ST. Martinsville to irri-
oate parts Of the Sillan and he
bert plantations, which will be
cultivated in rice the coming sea.
son. There will be planted ~
rice around st. Martinyille this
coming season, very near fifteen
thonsand acres Of rice
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-01-18
For SALE

A lot a young, healthy acclimat-
ed Belgian Hares. Prices range
from s1.25 to $3.50 each. Call up
POI on the Cumberland Telephone,
or address The New Iberia Rab
bitry, Lock Box 1919, New iberia,
La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-01-18

So1. Longlno has submitted to
l'saissippi Legislature . petit
king that the sale of liquor
Inhibited in the State.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-01-18
The.
Mice-a-W Week Picayuno


halled every Monday and Thursday
morning. has been substituted for the
WEEKLY PICAKUNE. ktSides al
eAe excellent features which made the
WEEKLY % popular during tine sixty
leau Of its existence, NEW d.
PAYMENTS HAVE BEEN ADDED
IELEGRAPHIC NEWS UP 10 "
O'CLOCK THN NIGHT BEEOK1
!S2Un WILL BE PUBLISHED. Ard
y eveFy respect
- Twice-a-Week Picayuno
WILL Bn FOUND THE NOe4
MlWeY, INTERESTING AND ~.
gIRUCTIVE PAPER IN TIL
90UTH. Although each issue ef
~ Iwice-a-Week Picayune
tiIl contain 10 pages, making TIE
tetal every week 20 pages, whereas
- WEEKLY was only 16 pages, the
fr1ee g subscription remains q IL
nms ASure,
q y Dollar ! Year.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-01-18
The Picayune

- made PERMANENT ARRANQn.
4ANTS with the NEW YOR1
B N1RALD, BY which al the SPECIAL
greatest Of ali newspapers u placed
B 9t or disposal for simultaneous pEo.
Aeoton, thus supplementing and often
tAt1dpating the Associated Pre1e
- and lnsurlng to the readers q
SlA THE DAILY PICAYuNE -
@ 81 J. xWICE-A-WEEK PICAYUNR
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