The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-18
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Indiana people ought to read an Indiana
paper in preference to any other.
And they ought to read THE INDIANA
STATE SENTINEL in preference to any
other Indiana paper.
Why?
Because it is pre-eminently an Indiana
paper. 1t is devoted to the interests OF
Indiana. 1t prints more Indiana news
than any other paper published on earth.
1t treats, fully and fairly, all matters OF
local concern to the people OF this state.
1t records all happenings OF interest IN
every county and township in the state.
1t covers the field of Indiana politics COM
pletely. 1t records all nominations and
elections in the state for township, town,
city, county, legislative, senatorial and
congressional offices. 1t keeps its read
ers informed regarding the crops, rail-
roads, public institutions, fairs, conven-
tons and public movements of all kinds
IN the state. 1t prints the governors
message and reports OF the state officers;
publishes from time to time exhibits
of the condition of the state treasury, and
when the legislature is in session contains
full and accurate reports of its proceed
ings 1t gives the decisions OF Indiana
courts. IL prints reports OF the Indianap-
oils markets. The New York, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville and Detroit papers
either ignore these matters altogether or
else handle them in meager and unsat-
isfactory.way.
The SENTINEL also records the transac-
tons of all state organizations and associ-
stions of whatever character-social, po-
litical, religious, fraternal, benevolent,
commercial, ETC., etc.
In its editorial columns THE SENTINEL
upholds the principles and policy OF the
great party which made Indiana a State;
which founded and built up her splendid
system OF public schools, and which has
administered her affairs during the greater
portion of her history with economy, wis
dom, prudence and patriotism. THE SEN
TISEL champions the cause of the people
In their great struggle against monopoly.
1t is opposed to high taxation, extrava-
CANT expenditures and reckless legislation !;
Is in favor OF the strict regulation of cor
porations; against jobs and subsidies and
bounties, in whatever guise; is always with
The masses and against the classes.
Aside from these things, The SENTINEL
challenges the favor OF the people of Indi-
ana because of its superiority as news
psper and family journal. Its news de-
partments are unsurpassed by those OF
any paper in the United States. 1t prints
In every issue the news OF the entire
world for the preceding week. Its col
umns contain the choicest fiction, poetry,
selected miscellany and general reading
for the family and home circle.
THE SENTINEL is not only the best but
the cheapest. 1t costs the subscriber less
than two cents per copy, postage in
Guided.
We want to double the circulation Of
The SENTINEL during the next sixty days.
We ask our friends to help do this. If
every subscriber would make slight eff
fort among his friends and neighbors he
could secure at least one additional sub
scriber for THE SENTINEL. He could not
render a more important service TO the
democratic party than by helping to ex-
tend the circulation of its chief newspaper
in Indiana.
We ask our friends to make it a point
to speak to their neighbors about the
superiority of THE SENTINEL. Ask them
TO send for a sample copy, which will be
mailed free on application; or send us
the names Of persons that you think
could be induced to take THE SENTINEL
and we will send them sample copies. If
they once become acquainted with THE
SENTINEL they will be sure to want it.
Brother democrats, take hold and do
what you can to push THE SENTINEL.