The Somerset reporter., 1894-11-29
This Issue of Reporter.

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hlly over and may see SO much of inter
- tbem in it, that they will conclude
-. need the paper aud will become
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offeurse we do not expect to compete
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new. Of the day, nor with weeklies of
.,rr large circulation in the amount of
general news and current literature, but
se do give reasonable amount of state,
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,.pefit. more particularly, of our readers
:, rurll districts, who do not take daily
o,per. and give extra attention to county
news
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and weekly gives a larger amount Of
i've news about Somerset affairs, Somer-
.et business, and Somerset people, than
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