St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-21
1924 THE 1880
SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN.
THE NEW ENGLAND NEWSPAPER
Independent in everything--NeutraI in
nothing.
stablished-Weeky in 1924 Daily in 1874 Sun
day in ls7s-By Samuel BOwles
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
Is a first-class morning newspaper of eight pages
with "a to 30 full columns of reading matter 1t is
comprehensive and enterprising, covering the gen
eral news of the world with care and intelligence
and devoting special attention and generous ex-
pense to collecting the home news of western Mas
sachusetts, southern Vermont and New Hampshire.
and northern Connecticut, besides summarizing
fully the record of local events in all the New En-
gland states The telegraphic reports of the Asso-
ciated Press are supplemented for its columns by
many special dispatches. IL has its CORE
spondents IN Boston, New York, and Washington,
and frequent contributions of news from special
sources in other important centers. Nearly a page
of its contents is taken up with able and INTELLIGENT
general subjects. Public questions are treated in
a mon-partican, independent spirit Literary crit
icism and news are important feature of its rich
variety. In word. The DAILY REPUBLICAN is a
complete newspaper. 1t is sold for cents a COPY
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THE SUNDAY REPUBLICAN,
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tended for family reading, and is devoted to
news, literature, religion, domestic and social life
politics receiving but small share of its attention
1t is n change and refreshment from the newspaper
reading OF the week Its ample pages contain a
rich assortment of local and general news CORE
spondence editorial, original and selected stories
religious discussions and choice MISCELLANY. IL has
regular letters from Boston, Washington during
the sessions OF cOngressl Hartford, Worcester and
the local centers of western Massachusetts Each
number contains good sermon by some prominent
preacher, several columns are devoted to the enter
tainment of the children; it has n department ot
dramatic and musical news and outdoor sports re-
ceive liberal notice and encouragement. A new
novel entitled "A Man of Business" by Charles j
beiiamy' was begun in the issue of November2 and
VIII be continued for several months. Back num-
6ers can be obtained from the publishers The
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and in the cities of Worcester and Hartford on the
morning of publication. 1t is also sent by the ear
fry Snho
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Is comprehensive and intelligent weekly journal
OF news, politics, literature general information
ana enlightenment; a convenient uuartO sheet
with seven pages devoted to reading matter cover
ing large but choice selection of the best features
Oh tne DAILY and Sunday Republican. with re-writ-
zen ano carefully classified news summaries. One
page OF its contents is devoted to compact review
Oh the general news of the week. another to the To-
cal intelligence of western Massachusetts and the
New England States, and from one to two pages to
editorial articles. 1t contains much interesting
PORTUGAL and general correspondence, occasional
stories, original or selected, a column more of
carefully prepared religious intelligence, compila-
tions OF valuable information for the farmer me-
cnanc, and the housewife entertaining miscellany,
etc.' etc. Mr.: Bellamys new novel is now being
reprinted in its columns The Weekly Republi-
can is thus a valuable general newspaper for the
family, for the farmer and for the active business
or professional man who cannot keep pace with de-
tailed daily issues, and especially for New En-
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