The Opelousas courier., 1888-09-08
THE STAR.
Great National Dcmnou,
Newspaper.

The Star is the only New York new,n.
possessing the fullest confidence of the N.f apsI
Administration and the United DemoorsaSVn a
New York, the political battle ground "
Republic. ss
Jetfersonian Democracy, pure and
good enough for the Star. SINGLE 'Ihple, i
among the metropolitan press, if bas aa1dsd
men called by the great Democracy ~ ''oO9 BY
the government from twenty-five ve.s, redeem
publican wastefulness and corrnnti i~nS OF Re-
spotism to the South. For these fop ~'a ae'
past it has been answering in its Gde;iSae aIs
the administration of Grover CLEVELAND "y .
for him now-for Cleveland and Tbn,.l u Is
for four years more of Democratic h onaan-
our national affairs, and of continued asay IN
tranquility and prosperity. A'aoad
For people who like that sort of Doro
the Star is the paper to read. HOcfael
The Star stands squarely on tbe NJ.
Democratic platform. 1t believes t bbauonal
tribute exacted from the people in e eras any
the demands Of a government econasess Of
administered is essentially oppressive snd y!
honest. The scheme fostered and cb aaa u.s.
ed y the Republican party-of Maxine w.
government a miser ~wringing millions ag,l ls
Iy from the people and locking them 'I ~
vaults to serve no purpose but invite waa Y u
ness and dishonesty, it regards as a mo n'asnat
crime against the rights Of American e;.;u Ou
ship. Republican political ~jugglers NAV 4 en-
it " protective taxation :" the Stars nan. Eau
it is robbery. ""' la
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its news service unexceptionable. Each ; "a
presents an epitome of what is best w ~s%s
knowing of the worlds history Of yeste sSa
It's stories are told in good, quick, piieturesaa.
English, and mighty interesting reading tSsS
are. ~
The Sunday Star is as good as the best es,
magazine az prints about the same arnosat
OF matter" Besides the days news it is rieb !.
special descriptive articles, stories, spatches i
current literature, reviews, art, criticism a.
Burdette's inimitablc humor sparkles Il !.
columns; Will Cartoons delightful leltea =, =
of its choice offerings. Many of The had
known men and women in Literature and ,r
are represented in its columns.
The Weekly Star is a large pauer oigiD.
ti'' SiS"h' VI thb hNhD Tit WUllU over. WUh
special features which make it the l.fost can.
plete family newspaper published. The farng
the mechanic, the business man too much -.
cnpied to read a daily paper, will get more fr
his dollar invested in the Weekly Star Than
from any other paper, 1t will be ~especiaIy
alert during the campaign, and will print III
freshest and most reliable political news.
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