Evening journal., 1891-01-29
1HE PHILADELPHIA aRsss

The Philadelphts Press hss won the
foremost place among PENNSYLVANIA
neWsp papers by tne iberality, enterprise.
ana fairness with which il conducts H.
business reports great ega aurs. and tie
conn pleteness with which Ii records. dav
oy cay the life Of the city. state and
country.
Its field is worldwide, and its staff
its special correspondents 90 many ana
well organized its source Of news SO
numerous, that it appeals to a wider con
stu ueneY than any other newspaper ever
published in Pennsylvania.
The Press, said one az the managers
OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, now receives more teiegraphie
news that all the other Philadelnbia
newspapers combined. This statement
is suthorative and conclusive. and The
Press presents as daily witnesses 10 its
truth, its twelve to twenty four bright
and interesting pages,
But 1t is not only BY its news enter.
prise-by the zeal, energy, and integrity
ot its reporters and correspondents that
The Press has won and held the confidence
Of its many thousands OF readers. repre-
sentug every stage ard every condition
Of lie, every trade ana every profession
every faith and every political opinion
- rs the excellence and varied interest of
the Press as a general family iournal.
appealing to women as well as to men.
which have made for it so many friends
~ home, and extended its reputation
throughout the country. It prints every
important event of the worlds progress.
Tine printing Of news is alwavs its
first business. but its columns are plso
enriched by contributions from the mort
gifted special writer's. the most famous
noyelists and some OF the most eminent
public men Of the time The literary "a
gagements already made for 1891, prob
aOiy surpass IN number ard variety and
nearly equal IN cost. any contemporary
magazine, for the field and resources Of
such newspaper as The Press, make 1t
not only daily historian, but a daily
forum and daily tribune.
lts steadily growing profits and its
steadtest constituency not only demand,
but insure progress. The greatest au-
tEors, as well as the brightest news cor
respondents, find their largest profits de-
rived from any Pennsylvania Newspaper,
as well as their best Pennsylvania audi
ences, in Daily, Sunday and Weekly
Press.
In politics The Press is Republican,
but it knows no other master than the
people whose rights, aspirations, and
needs It always defends. Il hos no
enemies to punish, no individual political
ambitions to foster or promote, and ig
subservient to no politicians or clique
Faithful to the great body Of readers
and voters, whom it truly repre-
sents, it promotes its own interest
and influence by faithfully upholding
theirs. It's editorial opinions are fearless
and frank-never captious It's news is
always impartial In its pages the work
ingmen find as ready audience as the
capitalist. To all commercial and indus
trial progress, to the best thought and
best action in every sphere Of human
enterprise 1t accords generous and en-
liehtened hospitality. In the columns OF
TIE PHILADELPHIA PRESS justice
finds ''sll seasons simmer.
Terms of the Press.
BY mail, postage free in the United
States and Canada.
Daily (exeept Sunday. one year........ Sc 90
Daily feXc Ut Sunday),onc month. h........ 50
Daily tncluding sunday, one year........ 2 30 /
Daily dncludtug sunday, one month. 65
sunday, one Near.....-.-4.. ......4 -. 90
PRESS, one year. ........ ] 90 |
Drafts, checks and other 1eI ittances |
Should be made payatls to the OK der Of
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