The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-01-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T H E.
MORNING HERALD FOR 1896.
T H E.

The MORNING HERALD much uboubtt-
They know its merits ard its deInerits-ft
hasn't many of the latter, but, ofconrse;
has few-what newspaper hasnIf We
have tried in the past TO maxi II bright,
fair and Deusy, and Its remarkable success
gives us every reason To believe that the
people like Just such q paper.
TIE MORNING HERALD gives all the news
local, = ate, national aud ioreigd- IL has
all excellent htdBe staff, clever cOrrespon-
dents wherever correspondents are needed
and IL receives the full Associated Press
Dispatches. It doesn't print them all,
however. If IL did It wOsyld be very
heavy and uninterestins paper, indeed;
but II gives all that the people want or
have time to read Itgives ALL the news
and in better shape than yOH ind it In any
Of its rivals, and just the kernel OF tho
dry as-dNst items-the busks ind their
way into the waste basket When you
read TIE MORNING HERAkD Of to- day yOu
know all that is worth knowing Of ye~ter-
days happenings. and the dish Is served
with such pleasant tn mIntngs Thai II never
paris on your taste. There il always .
soscspiguast~ in The MORNING HERALD'S
crisp English. its genial manner and its
freed,Np from what newspaper men term
rot" EditOrially, The MORNING HER
AID Ia regarded as fearless, bright. able,
reliabls and wide awake. 1t never saert-
principles to- gain subscribers or patrOn-
age. IL ~ sosId, honest Republics paper
can 1a prinsspIss Sni Il ' has no Sympathy
with iobbeTs, demtgOgues or quacks, and
when they stick up their heads IKE MoHS-
ING HEuALD's eveT-I eati y 81 ubtirOps. THE
Mons ING HERs L.'s.narke i "a nd dnapcial
reports are the 6sss ~ s5s-
innocent service OF the Assoeiated p, ess
being supplemented by full and aceHratc
reports Of our local market;
| year by mail; LIS for six months 10
cents fir one month. In this city tr IN DO.
! hvertd by carriers at cents a week
The Sunday Herald
Is an eight: paper. as readable A. a liberal
| expenditure Of money and brains can
| make IL. what more would you haver 1t
Ills n ei,y RopsIsr psSsnes IN
Tor Sl.5O; SIX mon .hs for IS cents.
The Weekly Herald.
People wea,fer how we can afford to print
| sneh paper Or FIFTY CENTS YEAR
Will. TRAITS our lookout We don't make
| much I'M IL at That price IT IS true-,0t ONE
! tenih as much H. tie man no u:,scrl b. Q
| l0rit. Every week he gets nearly eight
fuilpages or aiding matter. COED st.sry.
! 1a'mage'S sermon, q page of baarke ct re.
| ports, a lag and freque y mors OF Mary.
| and general newsoftl week THE MOI n
! ING HERALD giI es the c.' an Of Il Q ,i.,iiy
| news ana The 4 .KLY H ERALD gives the
| cream Of The N ,RNING and The SIM
| DAY HERALD combined. Farmers v i'll
| tel yOu how rich That second '.skinmipg's
otsht to be. If we told you how many
more subscribers THE WEEKLY HERALD
has now hs n this time last year you
would hardly credit IL. It's Just az good
paper for Maine as tor Maryland. and
away up in the NOg,hwes we have
hundreds OF subscribers. and they still
come. The southern States take to II as q
duck to water. Why shouldn't theyf
They cant get better PAPER any where.
ana think Of the saving in priee. Fifly
cents for 81 numbers of an eight page
paper! Nearly 3.C0) col umns Of reading
matter! Over 6hD.UDO words! Wonder
inl, isn't ft-but this wonderful age.