The Free Press Co.

' L l 12 LL-1 c? ÏN ÑEWSPAPERDOM.MÍN 'Twice-a-Week" is the name given to the 7'' Seini-Weeldy Detroit Free Press. The OC- Weet " has taken the place of the o!(" Weeldy edition k (tT' hich, af ter an exisíeuce of 02 years, w:us discontinued , V Nov. :)0;b, 1893. A weekly )a;i:r is co longor fully -Z2v L_N adeqtiate to tlie.requirementí of this progressive agfi. ?- vrj The Free Press, fir.;t in everytkmg, is tha f.rst to 'SsööÜvide for its great host oí readers a " Twieo-a-TVeek, complete in every detail of the modern nêwspaper,- at a price ($1.00 a year) hitherto unheard of for an 8-poge semi-weekly family journal. This is indeed a ne'paper revoíution - a revolu'Jon the henefits of "which necruo whoüy to the reader. The spirit of Free Press enterprise is over alert to promote the iuterests and ■welfare of patrons, SOMETKING TO REMEMBER: lst.- The Twiee-a-Week Free Press comprises S or more pages and is published every Tuesday and Friday morning in time for early outgoing trains. 2nd.- It is the largest and best Twiee-a-Week in America and contains all the News, Markets, Llterary Miseellany, ete., brought down to the hour of going to press. 3rd.The Twicea-Week Free Press will eost only ONE DOLLAR a year- 104 papers for $1.00. Did you ever hear of so liberal a propositicn? 4th.- Take your local paper for local news and The Twiee-a-Wcek for general news. Wo other papers in the world will give you so mueh for so little money. t3T THE POSTMASTER WILL TAKE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION, or you ean send it to DETROIT, MICH.