The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-11-29
Thu Model Newspaper.
The Inter Cc-an for 1855.

To sive all The news without INDUCING In Of
Iensive sensatin nali-m 10 be c"u ageOus and sY-
gressive ia the adyJ acy If we'll established prin-
clpies. without being narrow minded or unfair,
TO cater t. the tas es of all classes OF intelligent
readers. Without pandefiuH To the preJur lees Ut
any; 10 present in most attractive form the great
est variety of matte. without eur ailing or low r
ing the standard Of any depdr m-n; 10 grow In
interest and exc lence with each succeeding year
of it, existence. l. 10 be tue MOTEL newspaper.
From the FRS IL has been the aim ii The pub
publishers uf The INTER OCEAN 10 have the p.-
per r~aeh his high sia1dari, and IN each OF he
ten years of its existence u notable step forward
has been taken. As very change has met with
encouraging response from The public Ia the shape
|" fibcreased patronage, II IS tiirto assume that
the Efforts Of the publi,hersh We been In the ri. ht
direction. sni h We been appreciated.
The IsrER OCEAN will rim ain uncOmpromis-
ingly Republican, will IN intaln It's present att
u c Of pr iecting American industries; will cum
Iinue 10 devote special attention TO lraie trans
pnrtatiuD. ami tcunumic questions; vii retain the
depari men 5 of The Curiosity Shop. "a current
enry ciu pedia of curious, lutte -ting, an valuable
information. ctliei cut by Inquiries # subscrib-
ers); The womau's kinxdUm, tlevotes to the pro
gressiye movements In which women are in crest
edli lbe Farm AMI Home, towering topics Of
spec al interest tn farmers, their wives. ami their
child en); The Veterinary. containing answers TO
quesi iVns AS To- the treatment Of horses. ca tie amt
other animals by one OF the best veterinary sur
g-0ns in the Wesi); and ''OmplicatiOns taking
IN puzzles enigmas, cOnundrums. etc }. al OF
which are peculiar to the paper; will giye:as much
space as hitherto 10 serial and shurt stories. crix-
iral and Selected sketches ami poems. and with
increased facilities for news gathering In the
shape Of special wires to New York and Wash
ingiOn, and experienced correspondents well plac-
ed At home and abroad. will more than maintain
lis high standard for enterprise and accuracy In
all departments Ofnews.
TuE INTER OCEAN, always closely Identified
with the interests Of the West, as led in he
work of development ofsboth the Northwest and
/ the southwest. and IL will continue 10 make prom
I iuenf the characteristic feafurpa of Inc uruv-s.S
o fthe newer communities toward Statehood No
paper in the country has given 50 much attention
to immigration movements railway and can !
enter rises. race and economic problems, Rnd 9th
er topics relating TO the prosperity Of the older
States and the development Of the newer sections
as TIE INTER OCEAN.
Because il is constantly charging the held OF
newspaper discussion, and graphing unhesiiat-
inglv with ali new questions that come before the
people, II has Increased rapidly in circulation
among al classes of trades nen and farmers. be
cause OF its enterprise in leasing special telegraph
wires to the grear news centres, IL has grosn In
favor with ali VINO like completeness and accuracy
in dispatches. Because offts steadfast Republi-
eanisrn and its elise sympathy with the best ele-
menis OF the Republican party, 1t has grown stead
fly in favor with party men. Because Oft e high
eharac eT and wide range fits literary and spe-
eial departments. IL has become a greater favprite
in the home than any other distinetively political
paper in TIE Gun ~.
The aim has been 10 make II the best paper for
city. suburban OF couniry reader; the best pa per
~ WV A'@A 49, $50 AA1AAAL = VIZ VS. E1"
per for the strof z partisan as well as the gen raj
reader: ami rs the cireulai ion Of the several edi
tiuns has incress. more rapidly the pat year
than in any previous year, add as 1t is now larser
than that 1T any other paper west Ot New York
ciry, the Publishers, feeling that they have fair
me sure of pOpul r approval will continue in the
course marEed GU. making such imprUvements'as
will keep The INTER OCEAN at toe head Of the
list Of American journals as the model newspa
per
The circulation is best sh.wn by the amount OF
postage paid on the papers sent TO actual sub.
~scrihers. Judged BIZ this standard. THE IsTER
OCEAN IL far ahead Of all Of it, Chicago contem.
porsries. as IL suOwn by the table below. This
table gives the amount OF posta ge paid on circula.
ton b. each newspaper named tof Chicago)
for the fiscal year ending June 81, 1882:
TBE INTER 3ls JOB 80
Inc ...'... t1bs II
ire imes otS ~
Inc o.t3$ o.
Inc Herald &SS u
Thi~ statement needs no anne 1t speak .
for / self.
The subscription price Of THE INTER OCEAN n
as fullows:
Weekly etitipn. postage paid, Is. .sIl5 per year
Semi eekly rdi,i"n, p0sta.e paid. 250 per year
Daily edition. postage paid..-..... 1000 per year
Sample copies Of The INTER OCEAN will be sen,
on application
bank draft or by express, at our risk. and be SURF
er plainly. Address,
THE INTER OCEAN.
Chicago, Ill.