El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-09
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
Staunch in Support Of Republican Prin
ciple, Even When 9th rs Fail
WHOLESOME. BREEZY, INSPIRING
AND ENTERTAINING.
Its Contents Absolutely Free From
Whatever is Unfit for the Family.

The New York Tribune offers, to
republicans and to patriotic men of
every party. a newspaper, which. in it's
editorial expressions. Is absOlutel
represent alive of thu dominating spir
it, the aims and ambitions of the re
pu bllcan party of the United States.
Staunch, stable and true, it is fearless
promote general prosperity and public
morals, and is never swerved from it's
devotion to the party platform by sub
serviency to improper influences. 1t
was an ardent ad vOcate of the election
of Mckinley and HOBART, ard is I'M
failingly loyal to the conscience and
principle of the party, under all cir
cumstances and on all occasions. The
reader will fir d in it's columns trust
worthy exposition of republican doc
trine The Daily Tribune, $40 year.
The Weekly Tribune will be hand
somely printed during 1898. This edi-
ton is issued every Wednesday, aud
presents 40 excellent compendium of
the contents of the Daily, but adds
special Information for farmers and
the home. Its weekly visits bring to
the frHsihe q fund: ,of sound informa-
ton, which every man needs for him
self, and an influence for good, which
he needs for his family Price, 81 a
year. r. aders can sometimes obtain
The Weekly Tribune at lower price.
in com bination with a local weekly
paper. Sample copies free. Friends
of the party and Ire Tribune are in
vited to make up clubs for the paper
10 their localities.
The Semi-Weekly Tribune is issued
every Tuesday and FRIDAY. Price, So
a year. This edition is being enriched
by the addition to each Fridays paper
of hand ONE pictorial supplement of
20 pages, in which are printed pro-
fusion of "half-tone'' and other pictures
of great beauty and artistic merit.
This supplement is dignified and able,
and not only most enterta'n ming, but
immensely educational upon the
minds and tastes Of the family. An in
creasing number of subscribers in
dictate public approval of this feature
of The Tribune. Sample copies of
Fridays PAGER, free.
The Tribune Almanac for 1898, now
in pre- paration, will contain several
features OF value, not included in prev
iOus numbers. among them the new
constitution of the State of New York.
providing for non-partisan municipal
elections. The Tribune's digest having
been approved by Joseph 81. Choate,
al convention; the constitution of the
United States: the Dipgley tariff bill,
rates compared with the Wilson bill,
the reciprocity clauses in full; history
of the Grseco-Turkish war; the prin-
cipal events of 1897, ETC., etc. The
regular features will be retained. viz:
Election returns for 1896 and 1897. in
detail; platforms of all parties; an ex-
tended array of statistics of trade,
commerce. finance, money, production
of precious metals, manufactures, pub
lie debts. pensions railroads, shipping.
etc. names of the principal officials of
the United States and the several
states, with their salaries: an abstract
of the latest principal laws of congress
and the state legislatures: aud great
of other valuable matters,
to which every intelligent man wishes
to refer annually. 25 cents a copy.
Copies may be ordered in advance
The Almanac will be out early in JAN
uary.
A large number of pamphlet extras,
some of them af great interest, have
BEEN printed by The Tribune. A cir |
cular describing them will cheerfullv |
be sent to any one iuquiring by postal
card.
THE TRJRJrNE New York