PROSPECTUS


OF rHD
sClarksyiIIe Republicans"
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Fvrnv one who has visited that fertile
reuion will bear testimony to the numerous
natural advantages of the country between
The Sulphur Fork and Red River, in the
Northern part of Texas: and the tide ol
emigration flowing into il, bespcaks IFS ra-
Did increase in population, and loretells lis
ultimate prosperous destiny.


To meet, as is believed, the wishes Of
large portion of the citizens, and TO repre-
sent the growing interests ol this Red Klv-
er District, it is proposed 10 publish in the
town Of Clarksville, Red River county,
Texas. a newspaper to be called the
"CLARKsv1LLE REPUDLicAN." 1t is to be
printed on large imperial shetland the first
No. issued as soon as the Press and materials
which are to be entirely new. can be pro-
cured from New Orleans. The subscrip
tion price will be Three Dollars in advance,
-Four Dollars if paid within six months, and
Five Dollars aeer six months from the
time of subscription.


The "REPUBLIcAS" will be edited by the
undersigned, who assures those who may
patronize it. that no pains shall be spared to
render it a welcome weekly visiter to lis
readers: and that his object shall ever be
TO fill its columns with pleasing va,eiy,
and to merit the appreciation and support OF
the intelligent, and ofevery true kePubhea!n'


As Texas is but Just admitted into the
Union, and National Politics, as existing
in the United States, have never yet been
asitated, the Republican will take no Par,!.-
zan interest therein, but be devoted, to 'he
utmost of the editors ability, to whatever
NAV be deemed conducive to the general
interests, growth and permanent welfare
Of the country. .,.,,,,,


January 18th, 1916.