The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-01-31
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
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ST. PAUL ESS
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While the Press will maintain, as hereto
fore, its distinctive political character as the
L AIDING REPUBLICAN JOURNAL
of Minnesota, because its publishers believe
the Republican party to be essentially the
party Of reform and progress, it holds it
independence superior to all party trammels.
and viii aim, by its fearless and independent
criticisms Of party men and measures, to
reflect the best, rather than the most popu-
lar, opinion.
THE DAILY PRESS
is, by general acknowledgment,
The best family newspaper,
The best commercial newspaper
The best local newspaper.
The best State newspaper.
The hes. general newspaper,
il the three States Of Minnesota, Wisconsin
and Iowa.
As medium Of Political Information the
Pass is conceded TO have no rivals in the
State. It's location at the capital gives it
great advantage in this respect over all other
newspapers During the winter it viii con
tain fi}ll report, oi the
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It's Commercial Department is edited with
such scrupuous care, fuilness and accuracy,
that its price-Iists have become recognized as
the only reliable guide Of business men in
these matters.
In the matter of telegraphic news its posi-
ton as member of the Western Associated
Press places it on the same footing as the
frst-class journals of Chicago and St. Louis.
In its
LOCAL DEPARTMENT
will be found not only the local news of st.
Paul, but Of Minneapolis, Duluth, Saltwater,
Hastings, Red Wing, Faribault and other
cities, reported daily for the PREss by its
special reporters.
1t Is the only Minnesota newspaper which
maintains a special correspondent at Wash
ington.
TERms-$Io ror annam; $3.50 per quar-
ter. The
TRI-W EEKLY PRESS
contains nearly all the matter which appears
in the daily PREss. Those who from want Of
mail facilities cannot receive the Daily, and
are not satisfied with newspaper once a
week will find in the Tri-Weeklv Pass all
that they could get by subscribing for the
Daily. Terms six dollars per annum; $3.50
per quarter.
THE Weekly PRESS,
a large quarto sheet, contains greater
amount and variety Of reading matter than
any other weekly in the State 1t contains
the cream Of all the ne2rS, correspondence and
family reading of the Daily, while its special
features are:
/ Very full and accurate market reports,
made up especially for it
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its Agricultural Editor especially for it.
8. A choice selection of family reading
matter, especially selected for it.
Altogether it is hy far THE BEST FAMILY
NEWSPAPER published in the Northwest.
During the winter it Will contain full LEG
IsLATIyE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS, which
will be of especial interest to farmers by rea-
son of the probable discussion and enactment
of measures bearing on
THE GREAT QUESTION OF CHEAP TRANsPoRrA-
TIoN.
On this question the Press, though not
subscribing to all tie crude remedies propos-
ed by demagogues and quacks, is earnestly
on the side of the people in their contest
with monopoly in all its forms.
TERMS.
Single subscribers, $500 per annum, with
liberal premiums. See notice in another
column on this page
CLUBBING RATES.
Five copies one year to one address ) 500
Ten copies one year To one address, 1900
Twenty copies one year to one address 2900
Thirty copies one year to one address 1890
Forty copies one year 10 ole address $500
FIFTY copies one year to one address $500
One hundred copies one year TO one ad-
dress. 1900
Special inducements offered to cauvassers
upon application to the St. Paul Press Co.
Additions can be made to clubs at any
time, provided years subscription is sent
Eem1ttaEces can be made at our risk by
Bank Draft, Money Order, or Registered
Letter.
Address. ST, PAUL PRESS co,
ST. Paul, MINI.