The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-11
Publications.

Three Editions,

WEEKLY, SEMI-wEEKLY AND DAILY.
Established less than three years ago AZ .
II Representative Republican Paper, pledg-
ed to maintain and defend the principles and
organization Of the National Republican Par
ty, the INTER OCEAN was early pushed to
the forefront OF journalism and achieved snc
cess unprecedented in the history of such en-.
terprises. BY universal assent it has been A.
signed position as the leading Republican pa
per in the northwest.
Not alone on its political character does the
1NTER-OCEAN rest its claims to popular IA
vor. 1t aims ut the highest excellence in all
departments, and in this era Of progressive
Journalism aspires to position among the best.
The INTER-OCEAN makes especial claim
as a family Newspaper.
The columns are carefully guarded against
render 1T pleasant and profitable companion
to the home tireslde.
{ The Commercial Department is conducted
with great care, and everything possible il
done to make the Market reports such rs the
Farmers and business men Of the Northwest
can rely upon.
The Agricultural Department is carefully
edited by gentlemen Of ability and experience.
In literature, local and general news, foreign
and domestic correspondence and everything
that goes to make First Class Newspaper.
1t is not excelled by any publication in the
country. The INTER-OCEANi National
Newspaper, one that will be found useful and
interesting to Americans in every part Of the
glebe While it especially represents the
great interests of the Northwest, it Is National
i'll its views and comprehensive in its news-
gatherings. Firm in its political faith, in its
bigoted, and in all discussions aims to be can
did, dignitied, and above personal abuse.
The INTER-OCEAN has the largest aggre.
gate circulation of any newspaper published
in the Northwest. 1t issent to more than 5000
Postoffices, distributed in every State and Ter
ritory in the United States, in all the british
Provinces and numerous foreign States and
countries.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY
BY mail lin advancel per w. postpaid $1,000
By mail lin advanced 3months. = 800
SEMI-WEEKLY.
BY mail, per year lin alvance) ,...... q, 0O
BY mail, club Of four lin advancc)...... 100
By mail, club OF six lin advance. ..... l6,N
BY mail, club OF ten lin advancel. ---.. $500
One free copy with every club Of ten.
WEEKLY.
By mail, per year lin advance) ........-. 1,5O
Club of four Tin ADVANCED. -........... SOC
Club OF ten in advanced. ............ ~ ,O0
Club oftwenty(ina advance ......... 5000
One free copy with every club Of twenty.
PosTAGE.-The new postage law took effect
the LIST day of January, A d. 1875 Under this
| law the postage on newspapers must be, paid
at the office where they are mailed. This will
| make it necessary for all subscribers or agent.
| sending us subscriptions to send the money Il
| pay postage, in addition to the subscription
price. The following are the rates to be paid
under the new law:
Weekly Inter Ocean...-. 49, Is cts. per year
Semi weekly q .......... 20 cts per year
Daily and Sunday sent postpaid on receipt q
| price.
Special arrangements made with countr,
publishers for clubbing with their publications
Sample copies free. Money can be sent b.
draft, money order, express Or registered let
ter, at our risk.
| INTER OCEAN,
li9 Lake ST. Chicago