Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
THE MODEL NEWSPAPER
The Inter Ocean for 1888.

To give all the news without INDUCING in
offensive sensatonalism; 10 be courageous
and aggressive In the advocacy OF welles-
tabli shed principles, without being nhrrpM-
minded or unfair; to cater TO The tastes oiall
classes of intelligent readers, without pan
dering 20 the preludices OF any 10 pfcsen. III
most attractive form ihe greatest variety of
matter. without curtatliug or lowering the
standard of any departments; TO grow In In.
its eX istcnce. is to be lhe model newspaper.
From the first II has been the aim OF the
publishers of rHr INTER ocEAS TO have the
paper reach this high standard, and ~ each
of the ten years of its eNistencea notable step
forward has been taken. AS every change
has met with encouraging response irom the
public In the shape eff increased patronage, ~
is fair TO assume that the efforts OF the pub,
lsisars have been In the right direction, ana
have been appreciated.
The Inter OCEAN will remain uncompro-
misingly Republican, viii maintain Its pres
ent attitude of protecting American INDUS
tries; will continue to devote special atten.
ton to trade, transportation AMI economic
questions: will retain the departments of
The Curiosity Shop "a current encyclopaedia OF
curious, interesting and valuable iniorma'
tion, called out by inquiries OF subscripers)
The Woniun'S Kingdom devoted to the pro.
gressiVe movements in which women are IN
terestedl; The Farm and Home covering Top.
les of special interest to farmers, their wives
and their children); The Veterinary contain
Ing answers to questions as to the treatment
of horses, cattle and other animals, 10y ono OF
the best veterinary surgeons IN inc Wcstf
and CbiNplfcdiiOnsttpkingt in puzzles, eniginas,
conundrums, etc.l, all OF which are pecuiint
10 the paper: VIII give as mnch space ~
hitherto 10 serial and short stories orlRinnl
and selected sketches and poems, ana Win
increased facilities for Dews-ghtherlng ~ tie
shape OF special itfreS 10 New ork anu W hsi,,
ington and experienced correspondents Wen
placed at home and abroad, VIII more than
maintain - high standard TOR enterprise
in all departments OF news.
THE INTER OCEAN, always closely lueh,i-
fied with the interests OF the west, nus led IN
the development of both the northwest ana
southwest, and 1t VIII continue 10 bl. TX,
prominent the characteristic features OF u.
progress of the newer communities TOWARD
/ statehood. No paper In The country mas
given SO much attention to imrn igf,,rie on
/ race and economic Problems ana other top
les relating To the. prosperity OF the oine'
| states and the development OF the newer sec
tons as TIE lSrEH OCEAN.
| Because II is constantly enlarging the heiu
/ of newspaper discussion, and graphing I'M
/ hesitatingly with all new questions thh'
I come before the people, il has increased rap
( idly in circulation among al GLASSES o.
I tradesfnen and tnImers. Because Oh I've en-
: terprisc in leasing special telegraph WWcS "
/ the great news ecnters, II has grown III iaNol
( with all who like completeness ana ACCURACY
/ In dispatches. Because OF its steaeIast re
/ publicanism and close sympathy witn W,
/ best elements OF the Republican party, IL nae
/ grown steadily in favor with party men
I Because of the high character ana wlhe Tnhg g
! of its literary and special departments, ~ hhA
I become n greater faNorite In the nome IMAM
any other distinctively political paper III inc
country. ,, or
! The aim has been 10 make II the best paper
for city suburban or country render the
/ best paper for the business man ana hls nam
| lily: the best paper for the strong partisan ~
well as the general reader; and as the clrcu,
lation of the several editions has lncreaheu
/ moro ropidly the past year Than IN any pre-
Yious year, and ms IL Is now larger nun thu'
/ Of any other paper west OF New otk cltf
! the publishers, feeling that they have lali
measure of popular approval, VIII coh CON-. 2I
I in the course marked out, making hucn ihl
I provements rs will keep The lNTti oulAN
at the head of the list OF American Jourh"i'
as The model newspaper .,-o..,
/ The circulation Is best sbown by inc amount
I of postage paid on the papers sent Y" as.uh
! subscrihers Judged BY this standnfu, I'LL
INrRR OCEAN Is far ahead OF All us nicae.
low This table gives the amount oil postage
paid on circulation by each newspaper na H1a
tall OF Chicago for the fiscal year endihs
June 30, 1882 s,o aoo M
MtE INTER 10 ~
IN. a't.og g !.
The Tines I'll =
The Tribune ''''''''' 20 ID
ghis statement needs no comment
speaks for Itself - ,,,.,. . .
The subscription price OF THE lSihhc'h
Weekly edition, postage paid. il 81 10 pei y .
Semi.Meekly edition, post paid ~ per y !
Daily edition, postage paid. ,,,.... lUol PEI :
sample copies OF THE INTER oCEAN WIZ "
sent ON application. $500 ,,,,,,,, ar
de,- bank draft or By express at our FISK am
( Ice sure and write the name ana hodfess
each subscriber plainly. Address
THE INTER OCEAN,
3.l.tf Chicago illinois.