Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-26
TIE TlNE!-lAlY AND WEEKLY
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1855
THE DAILY TINES

IRE DAILY TINES.
The Times, which has for so many years
stood in the front rank Of American
journals, has more than fulfilled the
promises made in its last annual
announcement, Not only have its
newsgathering facilities been enlarged
, and extended in all directions, but it has
reached ont into the domain OF literature,
and fairly completes with the magazines,
in the quantity and quality Of its original
articles of strictly literary character.
As in the past the mark of excellence has
been set forward year by year, SO the
Times OF 1886 may be expected to surpass
ITS previous high position. No portion Of
the ever widening field of news will be
neglected. An adequate and trained corps
Of correspondents at Washington will fur.
nish full reports Of the important debates
in congress. besides covering all the news
and political aud social gossip of tho cap
ital. At New York, as well rs at other
important news centers in oil parts Of the
conntry, The Times Sill be represented
10y capable and vigihnt correspondents.
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partment of The Times a complete and
entertaining chronicle of the events Of
the day in Chicago, and persons desiring
full anu imparti Il reports of the proceed
ings Of National conventions, such as,
from the geographical situation Of the
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ed that there desires will be gratified in
The Times.
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Of The Times will be kept up to the high
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them. No expense will be spared in the
collection of unbiased reports for this
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characterized the editorial uttennces Of
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| be i'm no wise abated. In national ms in
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! meet with hearty commendation, but
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radius of two hundred miles from Chicago
early on the day of its publication. This
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| for the field it covers is infnit,ly more
extensive than that which can be occu-
pied 10y the zone idea" press.
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TERMS.