Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-16
THE MODEL NEWSPAPER.
The Inter Ocean for 1883.

To give all the ncws without INDUCING In
offensive senSajlonAlisiry 10 be CONTAGIOUS
and aggressive IN the advocacy OF well CO
tnhlishsd principles, without being narrow
minded OF nnfalrs 10 cater TO the tastes OF all
classes of intelligent readers, without pan.
dering % the prc1udiccs Of any; to present IN
most ATTRACTIVE form the greatest variety ~
matter, without ruriaiiing or lowering the
standard of any department; to grow III in
tcrcst aud eNcellcnce each succeeding year OF
us existence, ~ 70 be Tho model newspaper
From the first ~ has been the aim OF the
publishers OF TiIY l~rER OcKAS TO have the
paper reach this high StRrdagd. and in each
OF the ten years of Its existence notable sicp
forward has been taken. As every change
has met with encouraging response from the
public in the shape OF increased patronage, it
u tt.r 20 assume that the efforts OF the pub.
fishers have been In tho right direction, and
have been appreciated.
THE lNTFR OCEAN will remain uncornpYo
mtsingiy Republican, VIII maintain Its prvs
cnt attitude OF protecting American indus,
tries; will continue 10 devote special uttcn.
ton 70 trade, transportation AMI economic
questions; VIII retain the departments %
Inc Curiosity Mop ca current encyclopaedia OF
curious. Interesting and valuable Informal
ton, called out by inquiries OF subscribers !;
gtesslve noyrinents in which women are in
tercstcdE The birm and Home covering tp!,.
ics OF special Interest to farmers their wives
and their childrcnl The reteriadrg contain.
ing answers 20 questions as Ia the treatment
81 horses. cattle and other animals, by one OF
tue best veterinary surgeons IN the west)
aid to,npiicai.ens ItakinE IN puzzles, cnigi9as,
70 the paper; VIII give as much space as
hitherto To serial and short stories, original
and selected sketches and poems, aud With
Increased facilities for ncws-enthoring In the
shape OF Speetdi Wircs TO New York and Wash.
ington, ana experienced correspondents well
placed at home aud abroad, wlll more thnn
maintain y high standard nor enterprise
Ia all dppnrtiS gnts OF news.
TliE lNThR OcKAN, always closely ideuti-
ilcd with The interests OF the west, has led In
a. l..lh \, NIX
soutl, west, and II VIII continue 10 matte
prominent the characteristic features of the
proaIcss q 5he newer coInmunitics toward
statt hpod. NO paper In the country has
given 50 ranch attention to Immigration
movements railway and canal enterprise
race ana % oAaniic problems, and other top
les relating 90 the prosperity OF tie older
states aud The de, e,opment OF the newer see,
tons AS TlIE lSr EDcEAN.
Because IL is constantly enlnrglng the field
OF newspaper dis tussion, and graphing un.
hesiinuug,y VIII all ucw questions that
come before tho people, u has Increased rap
idly IN circulation among ali classes OF
terprisc In leasing special telegraph ipircS TO
the great news cenicrE VI has grown In fayor
win ali who Ike completeness and accuracy
IN dispatches. Because OF It's stcadiast Re
publicanisni and close sympathy with tho
best elements OF the Republican party, 1t has
grown steadily IN favor with party men,
because of the high character and Wide range
OF It's literary and special departments, II has
become greater flNoritc In the home than
any other disuneiiycly political paper IN the
country.
The aim Inns been To make II the best pAper
for city, suburban ar country reader the
best paper Tor tho business man aud his lnm.
Ky. the best paper for the strong partisan ms
well ms the general reader. ana az the cirau-
lAiion OF the several editions has Increased
more ropldiy the past year than In any pre-.
vious year. and MS II IL now larger than thnt
OF any other paper west of New York city,
the publishers, feeling that they have nlir
measure of popular approval, VIII continue
In the course marked out, making such inl-
provcments as viii keep THE INTER oCEAN
at the head of the list of American Journals
MS the model newspaper.
The circu4atlon IL best shownh by hcamount
OF postage paid on the papers sent ia actual
subscribers. Judged by this standard, TnE
ISrER OCEAN is far ahead of all It's Chicago
contemporaries, ms Is shown by the table be-
low. This table gives the amount OF postage
tall OF Chleago) FOR tile fiscal year ending
June 3d. 1852:
THE lNTER OCEAN, 600 10
Ihe i,iNN IL
me u,bSl ~
aNc ooil ~
This. statement needs no comment. II
speaks for Itself.
The subscription price otTHE INrER ocrAS
Is rs foliows
Weekly edition, postage paid. is 81 is per y'r
Scientifically edition, post paid ~ per VI
Daily edition, postage paid per y r
sample copies of 1lIR INFER OCEAN viii bt
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