Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-12-06
The Springfield Republican.
The Representative Newspaper
OF THE NEW ENGLAND STATES.

An Independent, Able, EnterprisInE
the People.
The Springfield Republican is a New England
institution recognized and respected throughout
the world II is published every morning of the
year in one Of the chief centres of business and
culture In interior New England.
The Republican has always had a high concep.
ton OF the functions and obligations of the mod.
ern newspaper and IL seeks strenuously to live IN
TO its ideals. In its daily and weekly chronicle OF
the news It exercises broad intelligence wise dis
elimination and untagging enterprise. II pre-
sents the news with fairness and independence
recognizing no obligation except the high duty
10 Its readers. Its editorial comments and dis
cussions are the work Of trained and thoughtful
writer's, whose single purpose is to find and pre-
sent the truth in the interest of all the people.
The Republicans superior mechanical equip
ment and news connections and facilities enable
it TO present all of the news-ocal political com.
merclai, sporting, foreign, general-with the full.
ness and promptness that characterize the met
ropoltan press. The paper is constructed pri-
lnarily for the benefit of its readers, and while
every reasonable effort is made to render the an
nouncements OF It's advertisers attractive and val
table, the interest and satisfaction of the readers
are never lost sight of in the arrangement of its
pages and columns.
The literary features and miscellaneous read.
ing afforded by The Republican give It peculiar
value as newspaper for the family. Special at
tention is devoted both to the higher interests
and to the practical affairs which concern wom-
Ell Liberal space Is given to book reviews and
notices also to art, dramatic and musical news
and criticism. Many original stories written ex.
clusively for The Republican, are published. In.
teresting letters of travel special correspondence
from Boston and Washington, original and Sc
lected poetry and choice extracts from the best
sources OF current literature help to enrich the
columns of the paper
THE SUNDAY REPUBLICAN.
The Sunday Republican has been notably i'm.
proved and strengthened during the pa st wear.
and now provides its readers more abundantly
than ever before, with varied and excellent en-
tertainment and instruction for the day of rest
besides giving them the news in most attractive,
readable and convenient form. The Sunday Re
publican appeals especially to the tastes and in
terests of the New England audience. Its litera-
ture is wholesome and elevating, as well as thor
ouRhly interesting.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN.
The Weekly Republican maintains its reputA.
tion as the best weekly review of American life
anywhere published. It presents in compact
form and convenient arrangement all the import
ant news of the week. with special regard for
New England news. 1t contains the chief edito-
issues. carefully and attractively arranged It
has IA special department of ag. icultural matters
and always a bright and readable story. It Is an
ideal newspaper for the family of the New Eng
land farmer, while it also interests and attracts
thoughtful and intelligent people everywhere
who wish TO keep in touch with New England
news and sentiment.
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