U. r. MAUISUN. Washington, February 10, 1915.

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 E N setting about that most difficult of all tasks, K the cateriag for the public taste, the subscribers have an assurance that generous people will ac- knowledge the laudableness of their ambition. In the West, paper of the character which we pro- pose to publish, is a desiderutpm. The Democrats, the Wings, land the Sectarian, the religious and irelgous of every kind and order, in almost every town in the great valley of the Mississippi, have each an organ Ca anewspaper) through which their peculiar sentiments are disseminated. But to tke man of Letters, dhe man of Science and of Ara and the AgricuIturis, with but few exceptions, there is no medium through which their free speech finds an utterance This chasm we now propose to fill, by the publication of the NEW ERA. To the Whig and Democrat, for patronage, we appeal, con fdentiy for success. Ours is field in which dis. cord never enters,-itis field literally srewn with fowers,-a field in which the feelings of all will mingle in brotherly love,

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