Arizona republican., 1894-12-20
New England People,

Whether they live in the land of their birth, or in other parts of the Union, are apt to know the value of good newspaper. Most of us read at least one daily paper regularly, and those who cannot see 8 daily read weekly. To keep up with the news is now considered necessity. He is wise man who selects for himself and his family
 A First-Ciass Newspaper, One that he can rely on to give him not only careful report of the daily happenings in his own neighborhood, but an intelligent and con- prehensive review of all important movements and events in the state, the nation and the world. With the newspaper as with every thing else the best article that one can com mand is the cheapest in the end. Superior quality counts in nothing more than in the public journal through which you keep in touch with the world
 The Springfield Republican Is recognized as superior newspaper, one of the leaders of the American press. It has been in successful operation for over seventy years, but it is thoroughly progre ssive and modern. Its mechanical plant has been ent rely renewed within the past year, the second time within dozen years Its facilities for publishing 8 great newspaper are now unsurpassed. The volume of reading matter in its daily issue has been increased by 40 per cent, and it has thus been possible to notably enrich and strengthen the quality of the paper.
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 In all these departments of newspaper the policy of The Republican is broad, indepen- dent and fair. It is alert and erterprising in the service of its constituency. It seeks to en- tighten the minds and brighten the lives of its readers by laying before them day by day all that is best and richest and most interesting in current affairs, both at home and abroad It publishes fully and fairly the information which enables it's readers to form their own opinions on public questions. It samples literally the best literature of the times
 The Sunday Republican Is unique among Sunday newspapers. It is large enough to afford its readers rich assort- ment of entertaining and instructive itera- ture ill addition to the news, but it does not swamp them in an ocean of printed words, in which good matter and the worthless are in- discriminatory mixed. + aims first at excel lence and in quantity is req sonable.
 The Weekly Republican Is an invaluable journal for all who cannot keep pace with the crowding reports of current events III IHe ually press, auu ds well TUT NeW Englanders away from their early homes who desire to keep informed of events and of public sentiment in Yankee land It is edited with great care and presents each week the best edi- torial and literary matter from the seven daily issues, ill addition to a mpact and compre- hensive review of the news. It also devotes special attention to farming interests. Subscription Rates. The Daily Republican: ss year. s2 a quarter; 70 cents a m onth; IS cents week; 5 cents 8 copy.
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