The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-12-13
The Leading Journal OF New England
Established in 1924 by Samuel Bowels
LATELY ENLARGED AND IMPROVED

The year 1889 has marked notable events in the
history of THE SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN. A
and growing business of the paper has been erect
ed and occupied. 1t stands on one of the most
desirable corners in Springfield and is the pro-
perty. of the Republican company. The paper
hne also been enlarged by the addition of ght
columns to Its QUartO sheet, making its regular
size So columns. These improvements afford
THE REPUBLICAN better facilities than it has ever
before possessed for the performance of the work
of great modern newspaper and the fulflment
of its duties to the arge and intelligent constitu-
ency whom it serves.
THE REPUBLICAN considers it to be the first Of
nee of newspaper to PRINT the news fairly, fully
intelligently and without prejudice This il nm
ial attention and extended space to the local
| news of Weston Massachusetts,, Northern Con-
necticut and Southern Vermont and New Hamp-
shire. Its organization of reporters and CORE
spondents for collecting the news in the territory
described is wonderfully complete, and the thor
oughness and promptness of its service is unrival-
ed. In Boston and Washington THE REPYBIIcAN
employs trained journalists as its regular corre-
spondents to supplementfhe news of the Associat-
ed Press and in New York Albany and other i'm
portant centers it commands the aid of well equip
ped special correspondents whenever occasion
demands.
In the treatment of political and social CUES
tions: THE REPUBLICAN, is thoroughly indepen-
don't. 1t stands up always for the real interest of
the people against monopoly, corruption, coer-
cion deception and every form of dc magogism.
1t counts the welfare of the country of more
consequence every time than the success of any
pU,
fair and good tempered in it's discussions of pub
lie affairs. and to represent always the true and
pure American spirit. TIE REPUBLICAN devotes
liberal attention to the literature. to science to
education TO all social and economical questions.
Besides giving Its readers ''AlI the news and the
truth about IL th paper osss thm daily an
instructive entertaining and Interesting.
THE SUNDAY REPUBLICAN
Is prepared with special pains to meet the needs
and taste of the New England public: Itpresents
the news local and general. In readable and at
tractive form. Ii always contains pleasing
iginal story sketch. good sermon, depart
ment for children. the latest news fIorn theaters
and of outdoors sports, Literary column, in
teresting home and foreign correspondence. a
full editorial page covering a wide range of live
topics, local sketches, original poetry ETC. 1t is
wholesome. newsy and interesting Journal well
suited to the day Of lest.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Has often been called the best review of Ameri-
can life anywhere published 1t Is carefully edit
ed and gives ali the important news and discus
sion of the week In compact and wel-arraGged
order. 1t contains also several pages OF general
reading. embracing the best stories. correspond
eefed ia the pa and The
cent increase by eightcolumns of its size. allows
the addition of much valuable and entertaining
matter and makes The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,
more than ever model family Journal.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
THE REPUBLICAN is uurivaled in its field. Its
circulation is by far the largest OF any daily In
New England ont of Boston, with the exception
of an evening piper in Rhode Island, and it is
read by all classes.
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