Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-03-04
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It's new one year since the publication
81 the Mus was commenced; and lis en-.
trance upon another year Of existence is a
fttirgperad 70 recall 10 the public mind the
favorable ierms upon which its daily and
weekly ISSUES are published; to state some
Improvements recently made. and contem.
plaied; and also 10 refer briefly. fer The in.
farnlauon OF those mol acquainted with The
paper. to sf'rie Of the advantages its sub.
scr'hers eajsy.
1 The .Ne,rs will hencefotih be published
for the pfopfieiors by the subscriber. In
every particular Of It's business manage.
menl, lis friends and patrons, as well as
thnse otherwise interes,es. can reIy upon
entire promp,ness ard efficiency.
The sole editorial control of the News
will remain with Mr.. JOHN L.. O'srLLr
VAS. one Of its proprlelors. He will con
iinue 10 be assisted by THOMAS p KEr.
TELL. whose sltenuo,. will particularly de-
voted TO monetary and commercial affairs;
in connection with which subjects he has
attained, dGnrg his association first with The
Herald and since with the News, wide
and mos, distinguished celebrity. The val
liable servi es Of Mr.. RicHAgD SUTroN
have also been secured. with view OF
earning Tor tie .he,us reputation .or early
and accurate Information upon all matters
OF interest as news aud also for a jndicious
aud varied coordination oil reading matter
HIS character as writer Of diversified Ia
lent. and fame asa reporter, render any
iurther notice of bis ability unnecessary
though II is well II add that he has associa-
ted with HIM several gentlemen also we'll
known IN newspaper life. An accomplish
ed scholar and writer, of high rank IN lite,
rafy circles, will have the direction of such
par Of the topics OF the .Ne,cs as may fall
within that range.
The typographical department Of the
.Nc,rs will be under the supervision Of Mr.
JosEPH T. CRoWELI.. practical printer
and ose OF lis pfoprieiors. No eflnu viii be
spared 10 place i. 10 the first rank OF Ameri
can newspapers for beauty and neatness Of
dress.
THE MORNING NEWS
Has Been prosperous TO a degree which
could hardly have been anticipated at its
bnih. Shown alike ID an increasing adpertis
ing patronage and subscrbtion list, and de-
handing the enlargement which is this day
made IN lis siz-. Tne publication price.
however. vii remain AT the same rates as
heretofore Taey arr: 10 city subscribers,
Wa cent, Dumler-nine cents week -
10 mail subscribers, tive dollars year for
single copy, I've copies 10 one address tor
twenty dollars a year
THE WEEKLY NEWS
Is already the second 10 po,ai OF circulation
Of i',e weekly papers published! in the city
@t New YORK, not taking the exclusively re
isgious ] 'ufntls INTO lie count II IS so
generally known, that any comment upon
us merits rs nos neces, afy. For The quaint,
~ and qnaihy OF reading matter which il
gives, u IS tte cheapesi weekly paper pub
hrhfd In the UGIied States, aud when II Is
re ms mbered tHat each number contains a
we'll executed wood cat portrait al sems DIS
Hnguisbet Democrat It's nuequAiej cheap
ness al price VIII be conceded. It's iefnis
are 81 90 year for single COPY. 81 Il year
Tor tiree copies 10 one address; Sc year
for i've cnpies to one address and $40 a year
far len copies to one nddress.
The TERMS
.Of the .Norning and Iietk'y .Ns,rs. as
above stated, VII b. rgdly adhered to-
No attention vii BE- pa,G TO any order, IN
ess accompanied by The money The con-
mission allowed To paStmastsfs on forward
ing remntanees. viii be pad by ih's office,
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tea with tn full amount he pays 10 the posi-
master. Pos.maSlsss WI iransmii The
aoney, with statement q the purpose fos
which ii is paid. TO the poS'ma IeT Of New
! orb. who viii eommurica'e the same t.
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New YoIk, August 2lst, 1916
JOHN II 'GUION.
PnhiiSher Of lie Mr. Eark Mrs.