The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-07-01
THE PIONEER PRESS AT RED UCED
PRICES.

THE GREAT NORTHWESTERN DAILY WHEELS IN
TO LINE WITH POPULAR PRICES, BUT WILL
FULLY MAINTAIN ITS HIGH STANDARD.
The following from Pioneer Press editorial
ofJune 18th tells its own story, an dit will be a
welcome story to many who have wanted the
Pioneer Press, but who have felt that its price
made the luxury too expensive:
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Following tho example Of many of the lea;i-
ing New York and Chicago dailies. the price OF
the Pioneer Press will from this day forth, be
reduced to eight dollars per year for the daily,
sues. with corresponding reductions for irac-
tiOlal parts of a year. This reduction is not
made IN response to any public demand Or to
Press that it has stood alone in the northwest
IN adhering to the higher prices till recently
standard with all the great dalles. On the con-
AGENTS s and Of the Po%eer q Press
that it's great superiority over all other news
papers in its field is 50 manifest and 50 univers.
raised, NJ more CONCLUSIVE proof could be CIV
ell of the strong hold which the Pioneer Press
has acquired upon public favor by its recog
nasm than the complete failure Of cut.throat
competition to make any impression GupOn the
solid phalanx OF its circulation. Butthe Pho
neer Press is not content to maintain its circu-
superior to any of its local competitors at the
reduced price announced today. It. hopes to add
| many new subscribers to its already magnif.
cent list In common with the leading dailies
OF New York and Chicago, it recognizes the fact
that this is all era of low prices, and it owes it
to its large and generous constituency and to
the entire public to furnish them with the lead
Ing newspaper OF this great Northwestern en-
pire at least as cheaply as the leading newspa-
pers of Chicago are furnished to their readers.
the price, of maintaining the high standard of
the Pioneer Press. 1t will do more than this.
It will furnish it's readers better paper for
less money than heretofore. It proposes to de.
serve not only all the support it has been re
ceiving, but large and substantial increase Of
The new rates for the Pioneer Press are as
follows:
DAILY mot INCLUDING Sunday.
yr c. in advance, 3 90 amos in advance ); 90
One month, 7cc
DAILY AND SUNDAY
iyr; in advance 80 90 Q" MOS in advance s. 50
Ono month, 85c.
SUNDAY ALONE
yr:, in advance, 500 8 mos, in advance, sec
TRI-wEEKLI-(Daily-N Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.)
l yr., in advance. g. 90 6 mos in advance, 200
3mOnths, In advance, 500.
WEEKLY PIONEER PRESS.
One year, 81. Six mos, Csc Three mos, Csc.
G. W. Smith, the Druggist, has sold
great deal of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and has
handled it for years. He not only rec.
ommends it for bowel complaint but
positively guarantees it. For general
family use there is no better medicine
prepared.
We learn that the committee of this
senatorial district met at Pipestone on
Thursday last and named the last
week in August as the time for the
convention. The counties are entitled
to delegates as follows: Murray 6, No.
bles 5, Rock 7, Pipestone 6. We have
not yet received the call.
Convention to be held at Fulda.
Without beautiful hnir no woman is
beautiful. Is yours falling off or faded?
The loss is vital. Parker's Hair Bal
sam will preserve your hair and give
back its gloss and youthful color.
Clean, elegant, perfect. Prevents dan
druff. Aim
Those who have been so anxious to
have the Standard publish the partic-
ulars of any rows that may disgrace
our village, will understand that as
soon as the sentiment to enforce law
and order is sufficient to attempt to
quell those disturbances we will be
willing to join hands. But the fact is
we have taken stands against evils in
this village only to be criticised by
friend and foe alike. We shall give
the news to the best of our ability but
nothing more until the community is
ready for it.-Lakefield Standard.
Why not do as the ADVANCE did
some years ago when Worthington was
in her formative" state, viz: Strike
out solitary and alone and educate the
sentiment up to the point of maintain
ing law and order?
CHAMBERLA1N's collie, CHOLERA AND
DIARRHEA REMEDY
is not new medicine, it has been in
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