San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-12
THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN

THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN
.-.,ic Political. Conn
.'...rciml and Family
NeNspwPe
DEYOTED To THE INIERr
ESTS or Tue ,I,c WEsI
AND SOUTH
THE FRESHEST NEWS, THE fAiREsr
EpITORIALs AND THE BEST
SELECTIONS.
I issuing its prospectus TOR io'v' tne
Republican proposes to maintalu ''s
character and rank in the tore 'front.' OF
American newspapers. Never were lis
facilities for tho collection OF news
surpassed. The paper will be con
stant reflex of the most reliable intel,
ligepce obtainsble from all parts OF
Tie world. Its editorial discussions
will tontinue to be dignifea, and aim,
as heretofore, to give to the reading
community the fairest presentation OF
the issues Of the day. Whilst always
on the alert for exciting subjects, It
will avoid the merely sensational ana
will not pander to vitiated tastes. In
ali its departments it will have the
freshest aud most trustworthy news.
iu the most convenient shape. :,
The Republican is devoted to the
interests of the Mississippi Valley and
| its great commercial emporium, anu
will use its best abilities to promote
them. 1t realizes that the future EN-.
hire of the country lies in the west
and South. TO combine the political
and business relations Of the two sec.
tons in influencing the legislation o. !
congress in behalf of long- neglected
rights, will be a part Of its mission.
An earnest advocate for nearly quar-.
ter Of century Of tho leading mems
ures of the Democracy; opposing tne
Republican party ever since It's orgaG !.
| ization; supporting every Democrats
national and state ticket-the hepuDI
lican expects to remain champion OF
the principles Of that party, and to ala
| in the election OF its candidates, IN
less unworthy or unfit. .,
The events to be dealt with IN the
near future will be of commanding
Importance. The proceedings OF con- n,
gress and of the state legislature will
possess great interest. During the
wear the political issues will DO shaped
on which the presidential ELECTION OF
1880 must be conducted; and, altogeth;;
er, the probabilities point to perioio
of more chan ordinary interest to the
newspaper reader. Confident that the
Republican cannot be excelled as
Commercial, Political and Family
Journal, the proprietors urge upot
their friends their best efforts to tx
tend its circulation.
THE TRI.WEEKLY REPUBLl
CAN. r
The Tri- Weekly Republican is pub
lished on Mondays, Wednesdays ane
Fridays, and is especially adapted tt
the wants of those subscribers who arr
not so situated as to receive daily
mail. 1t contains not only the cream
of the Daily Republican, but practl
cally all the news Of the week pu bilsn
ed in the seven issues of the daily Ii
given in the three of the Tri- w eekly
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Unusual attention is given to tn
Weekly Republican, and it is the yer!
best ne,us Weekly in the country. l
is specially edited, and is not mer'
compilation from the daily, very muci
Of the matter being wholly rewritten
News, commercial and literary feature
all receive due care, and complet t.
epitome of the doings of each week i
given in connected and lucid shape
The Weekly Republican is q mode
family paper, since it gives all the I'm
portant news of the week in a succlne
and readable shape, besides larg
amount of miscellaneous reading mat
ter, short stories and choice literar,
selections.
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