The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-05
As OTHERS SEE US
Much Favorable Comment on
the Tribune's Appearance
Kind Words and Good Wishes
From Many Contemporaries.
Numerous Editors Impressed With the Exc eI.
lent Showing OF the Paper.

The sixth issue of the Tribune is now
before you, and 1t is with pardonable sat
isfaction that we inform our readers that
1t has been our good fortune to find favor
at their hands, and this we consider a har-
binger OF more decided success in the fu-
ture. 1t would be thankles policy in
deed did we not strive to show our appre-
citation OF favors extended during the past
week. The publishers of The EVENING
TRIBUNE will strive each day Is present
paper which will be an improvement over
the issue of the day before. A few COM
ments from our contemporaries may not
be amiss at this time:
From the Evening Time.
THE EVENING TRIBUNE has made it's
appearance In a new dress and under a
new management. 1t is geographically
clean and its columns are bright and
newsy. The present proprietors are Mr..
Isaac Gill, well-known, successful busi
ness man, of shrewd common sense ideas,
and Mr.. Hugh j. Lee, who has made
name as one of the most successful of local
reporters. With such combination The
EVENING TRIBUNE gives promise OF be-
coming an important factor in Pawtucket
journalism. 1t is intended by the new
management to make the paper the active
medium of the whole of the party that it
represents, not only In Pawtucket and
Central Falls, but throughout the Black
stone Valley, and 1t starts out under most
favorable auspices.
The circulation has already taken most
decided upward tendency, and with two
such men at the helm there Is no reason
why THE EVENING TRIBUNE should not
take foremost place among the Demo-
cratic newspapers OF the State. The Times
most heartily wishes 1t large measure of
success.
From the Westerly Tribune.
The Pawtucket EVENING TRIBUNE start
ed out Monday adorned with new dress
and under an entirely new manag ement.
Messss. Gill and Lee therein announce
themselves as the proprietors, and that
they will operate the plant under the
name of the TRIBUNE Publishing Com
pany. In its new ''make up'' the TRIBUNE
presents neat and attractive appearance,
and the reading matter Is crisp and inter-
esting. The proprietors have our best
wishes, as they launch forth upon their
new venture. May they merit and achieve
degree of success fully commensurate
with their most sanguine expectations.
From the Taunton Herald
The Pawtucket TRIBUNE appeared Mon
day i'm new typographical dress and un-
der new management. 1t will be Demo-
cratic In politics, instead of boltocratic a.
of late, and promises to stand by Pawtuck-
ct every time. We wish the Tribune sue
cess.
From the Hope Valley Sentinel
The Pawtucket TRIBUNE, having been
sold by its receiver, comes to us with q
new heading and much improved in ap-
pearance. It's new proprietors are Messrs.
Gill & Lee, whom we wish every success in
their attempt to publish O readable even
ing newspaper.
From the Olneyville Times.
The Pawtucket TRIBUNE has been sold
to Hugh j. Lee and Isaac Gill. The Times
wishes the new firm success.
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From the Woonsocket Call
Under Messrs. Gill and Lee the Paw
tucket TRIBUNE has taken on'a new lease of
life and Is out as a vigorous and spicy
sheet. Long life to 1t! It's new grip ON
affairs Is proof that 1t will be a big feature
of Pawtucket journalism In the days to
come.
From the Pawtuxet Valley Cleaner
Tae Pawtucket TRIBUNE, now issued
under the proprietorshlp of Messrs. Gill
and Lee, has been greatly improved in ap-
pearance through the medium of a new
drces OF type. Success and long life to the
TRIBUNE!
From the Westerly SUM-
The Pawtucket EVENING TRIBUNE ap-
peared on Monday under its new manage
ment. 1t has changed owners as well as
editors, and they promise to start 1t out
on high journalistic plane, and to keep
1t there. The men In control are expert
enced In their business, and they ought to
make q success Of their new venture.
From the Fall River Advocated
The Pawtucket TRIBUNE appeared Mon-
day in new typographical dress and un-
der new management. IL will be Demo-
cratic In politics. We wish the Tribune
success.
There will be meeting Of the Business
Mems Association Monday evening.
There is no business Of special Importance