The Free Press Co.

DETROIT, MICH. fF-Á-WFFKLA 1ILLI r $ IN NEWSPAPERDOM.KjX "Twice-a-Week" is the new name glven to the ''ÏÜeP J Semi-Weekly Detroit Free Press. The ürL' Week " has taken the place oL the oíd Weekly edition L QC whieh, afteranexistenceof 02 years, was discontinued __ Y J Nov. 80th, 1893. A weefcly paper is no longer fully _; adequate to the requirements of this progressive aga. "? Yp=yV The Free Press, flrst in everything, is the flrst to ' T QOvide for its great host of readers a "Twice-a-Week," -complete in every detail of the modern newspaper,- at a price ($1.00 a year) hitherto unheard of for an 8-page semi-weekly family journal. This is indeed a newspaper revolution- a revolution the benelts of which aeorue wholly to the reader. The spirit of Free Press enterpriso is ovor alert to promote the interests and welfare of patrous. SOMETHING TO REMEWiBER: Ist. The Twice-a-Week Frea Press eomprises 8 or more pages and is published every Tuesday and Friday morningr in time for early outg-oing trpjns. 2nd.- It is the largest and best Twiee-a-Week in Ameriea and eontains all the News, Markets, Literary Miscellany, ete., brought down to the hour of going to press. 3rd.- The Twiee-a-Week Free Press will eost only ONE DOLLAR a year- 104 newspapers for $1.00. Did you ever hear of so liberal a proposition ? 4th.- Take your loeal paper for local news and The Twiee-a-Week for ger.eial 'news. No other papers A the world will give you so mueh for so little money. THE POSTMASTER WILL TAKE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION, or you ean send it to