St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22
AN ADVANCING GLOBE.

AN ADV ANClNG GAobEs
The unparalleled success of the DAILY
GLOBE in the field of Northwestern
journalism has made it the wonder OF
an age. Entering community already
supporting daily journals, it stepped to
the front rank within a year, and to-day
has not peer in its chosen field. The
best evidence of this is to be found in
the phenomenal popularity of the Sum
day GLOBE, a paper whose news area
covered and departments embraced eX-
coed those of any journal Of the West.
OF the seven editions Of the DAILY
GLOBE issued each week, feature has
been made of the Sunday GLOBE. until
it has gained a lasting hold upon the
affections of the reading public. Upon
the trains, at the news depots, in
the street sales of st. Paul and
Minneapolis and the circulation In
the country towns, the Sunday GLOBE
has outstripped all competitors. Adver-
Users appreciate such popularity, and
the advantages as well of displaying
their cards in a bright, newsy and thor
oughly enterprising journal. The re-
suit has been that, as an advertising
medium, the Sunday GLOBE is the best
patronized journal west of Chicago.
A special feature has been made of
the Saturday GLOBE by the addition of
a Dakota department., ably edited, and
occupying already an influential posi-
ton in the business and political circles
of the great territory. In the same edi-
ton is to be found a comprehensive re-
view each week of Minnesota
politics the field of commercial
travellers and the doings in so
ciety circles in all parts of the state.
The Saturday GLOBE has already made
great advances in popularity and be-
come recognized feature in state
journalism. New features are being
added to the Monday GLOBE that will in
time make it as deservedly favorite as
those that now lead.
Having made these three editions SUI
perlatively attractive to all classes, the
GLOBE is not content to cease its efforts
to improve. Having, as it has to-day, the
largest circulation Of any paper in the
Northwest, it feels that no effort must
be spared to keep the present high
standard up, and, if possible, to go be-
yond it. In the heyday of its prosperity
the GLOBE has no disposition to stop.
The people must have the best of the
times, and the GLOBE has the contract
to give it to them.
Beginning with this week, the GLOBE
will make it's Friday edition one of pc
culiar interest to its patrons and friends
by introducing a new feature. The
world has not grown so old that To-
nance, tinctured with TRUTHS not inter-
eSting reading. Remembering this, the
GLOBE, without regard as to the eX-
pense and trouble, has secured corps
of writer's from among the well-known
citizens of st. Paul, Minneapolis and
the state, who have prepared and are
preparing a series of romantic stories,
the plot of which is based upon actual
occurrences in the Twin Cities, or out
side state. They will be taken from all
sources, be brightly written, and form
a novel contribution to the literature of
the Northwest. One of these romances
will be published in each Fridays
edition of the GLOBE. The initial
romance will be published next Friday.
1t is entitled "Mrs. Cuthbert Hope;
Story From Within the Church and
Society,"" by The Able. 1t is from the
notebook of prominent st. Paul citi-
zen, a story taken from society and
church circles in st. Paul, and drawn
with masters hand. The GLOBE can
guarantee the lovers of light and whole
some fiction that ''Mrs. Cuthbert Hope"
in next Fridays GLOBE is but the be-
ginning of series of charming and
fascinating rOmanceS.