Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
THE MODEL NEWSPAPER.
The Inter Ocean for 1883.


TO give all the news without indulging In
offensive senSRlonalisni TO he courageous
aud aggressive In the advocacy of we'll cs-
tablished principles, without heing narrow.
minded or unfair; 10 cater to the tastes OF an
classes OF intelligent readers, without pan.
dering 20 the prciuuic0s az any f; TO present In
most attractive form the greatest variety of
matter, without ourtaiiing or lowering the
standard OF amy department.; to grow Ia in.
tcrest and excellence zach succeeding wear OF
Its existence, Is 10 he The model newspaper.
From the iiIst IL has been the aim OF the
publishers of lah INTFR OCEAN TO have the
paper reach this high standard, aud IN each
of the ten years of us existence notable step
forward has been taken. As every change
has met with encouraging response nom the
public In the shape OF Increased patronage, "
Is lAir 70 assume that the efforts Of the pub
fishers have been IN the right direction, and
have been appreciated
THE INTER OCEAN viii remain uncompro-
misingly Republican, viii maintain Its pres
ent attitude of protecting American indus
tries; VIII continue to devote special alton
ton to trade, transportation aud economic
questions, VIII retain the departments of
The Curiosity shop "a current encyclopedia of
curious, Interesting and valuable informn-
ton, called out by inquiries Of subscribersl
The lFomGlts Kingdom devoted 10 the pro-
gfcssiNe movements In which women are IN
terestcd); The Farm ana Home covering top
les OF special interest TIC farmers their wives
and their chiidrcne The TeferfndrH contain
ing answers To questions as to the treatment
OF horses cattle ana other animals, 10y one OF
the best veterinary surgeons IA the VEST;
ana Complication Walking In puzzles, onigmas,
conundrums, ctc'l all OF which are peculiar
to the paper, VIII give ms much space as
hitherto 10 serial and short stories, original
and selected sketches and poems, aud With
Increased facilities for Itcwsgnthcring In tho
shane OF speriui igifeS to New York ana WASH
ington and experienced correspondents wei
placed ut home and abroad, VIII more than
maintain 1 Is high standard FOR enterprise
in all departments OF news.
THE ISTER OCEAN, always closely identi-
fled with the Interests OF the west, has led IN
the development of both the northwest and
southwest and II will continue To mike
prominent the characteristic features Of tho
progress of the newer communities toward
statehood. No paper IN the country has
given so much attention TO enumeration
race and economic problems, and other top
les relating TO the prosperity OF the older
states and the development OF the newers sec
tions as Tux ISTEn OCEAN.
Because II is constantly enlniging the field
of newspaper discussion, ana graphing unr
hesitatngly with all new questions that
come before the people, 1t has Increased rap
idly In circulation among oil clasnes oi
tradcsmen aud farmers. Hecausc % It's en-
terprise IN tedsi'9 ,specint teiegragh m e. 10
with NIL who Ike completeness ana accuracy
In dispatches. Because OF iis steadiast Re
publicanism and close sympathy WIN me
best elements of the Republican party, " has
grown steadily In favor with party men.
Because OF the high character and wide range
Of us literary and special departments, ~ mas
become greater fayoriie In the home Than
any other dIstinctively political paper IN The
country.
The aim has been to make Il the best paper
for city, suburban or country reader tue
best paper for the business man ana his ihm-
ily tho best paper for Tie strong partisan MS
well as the general reader; and rs the clrcu,
lniion OF the several editions has increased
more ropidly the pasi year than IN any pre-.
yIous year, and MS IL is now larger than thnt
81 any other paper west of New YORK city,
tho publishers. feeling that they hpNc Inir
measure of popular approval, viii continue
IN the course marked out, making such irn-
provenients MS will keep 1HL SrER OCEAN
AT the head of the list OF American journals
bs the model newspaper.
The circulation II best shown by thcninount
OF postage paid on The papers sent ia aciuhl
Subscribers. Judged by this standard. fuE
INTER OcEAs is far ahead of All Us Chicago
as Is shown by the table be-
low. This table gives the amount Of postage
paid on circulation by eachnewspaper named
iall OF Chicago for the 1sca year ending
June ~, 1852 .,. =.
THE INTER OcEA I1tpD W.
me Ns,ns 10. ~
me 9g.i ~
me IriobHe ppif Di
Ihr Hef0td lfb W
This statement ncedn no comment. IL
speaks for itself.
The subscription price otTnE lsyEa ocEAS
Weekly edition. postage paid. Is Glib per VT.
Sami-We.kly edition. posi- iaid ~ per yf'
DAILY chi tiun, postage paids.sl... 1000 per y =.
sample copies of 1iIE INIlB DcEAN VIII be-
sent on application.
send money in registered letter, money or
der, bank draft. or By express AT our risk and
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each subScribcr plainly Address
TIM INTER OCEAN,
s-itf Chicago, Illinois.