The Delawarean. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1859-1927, 1900-04-14
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CONDITIONS.

elects TO go, under these additional
CONDITIONS.
1. That subscriptions and names to
be handed in or mailed to the treas
urer of this contest regularly, in. ac-
cordance with the dates they are re-
ceived, on the first and third Mondays
of each month
2. That all names so reported as
new subscribers shall be those of per-
sons not now appearing upon the sub
scription books of The Delawarean.
3. That no transfers of names or
moneys among contestants, or any
thing bearing the semblance of unfair
ness toward the management of this
paper, will be countenanced.
4. That the contest shall close in
one or two months or any time The
Delawarean may elect, but in ample
time for the winner to attend the Elk
position
5. Each contestant, after entering
by sending in the first subscriptions he
receives, shall report regularly there
after by the accompanying coupon. II
at any time no subscriptions should be
received between the days OF remit
lance, send in the coupon with the
word mo" written in the blanks set
apart for the amount and the number
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Paris is probably the greatest city
in the world, and to any body the OPP
portunity to visit this great metropolis
at a time when there will be thousands
Of his fellow-countrymen there is GER
tainly the opportunity OF lifetime
The person in moderate circumstances
who may never have enough money to
spare to carry him across the ocean
and especially in a state-room, cannot
afford to pass this by.
This great prize trip is open to all,
poor, weIl-to-do, or rich. The person
who wins, may win on 10 new sub
scribers, or on 100 new subscribers, II
that is the largest number received
from any one person No one, even in
the smallest community, should be dis
couraged from trying at once
The winner, If desiring, might, al
small expense to himself. arrange a
most attractive continental trip in
Europe after seeing the Exposition.
WHAT THE DELAWAREAN Is.
Every man in the county should
take his local paper. for among other
things
It keeps Won in touch with county
affairs.
1t keeps you posted as to the time
for paying your taxes, the time for
making returns. the time Of court and
the time and place Of all religious and
public meetings.
1t gives you hints about the farm
work, keeps you informed about the
state Of the cotton and produce mark
cts, and tells you a thousand and one
things you want to know
II teaches the children to take an In
terest IN affairs and tells them what IS
going on in the great busy world
around them
Once Its semi-weekly visits have com
menced It will always be welcome and
/ its coming Is looked forward to
Your county paper needs your sup
port because the more subscribers a
/ paper has the more It can do for YOU
The county paper Is the spokesman
for the section in which It is published.
1t tells the world what is to be found
there. eorrects Misrepresentation and
attracts capital, helps develop the
county and iealously guards its inter
ests and good name
1.-The Delawarean" is about the old
est established paper Of the county. It
has a large number Of correspondents,
who keeps its readers fully informed
Of all that transpires within the coun-
ty.
1t is neatly printed It's advertise
ments are arranged to attract the eye,
and it endeavors to keep up with the
times, always having the best inter
ests Of the State at heart
"A section is judged by its paper. II
the paper is slovenly printed, shows
lack of enterprise and culture. 1t re-
acts against that section.
"The Delawarean" sells for a dollar
year In advance and is published
twice each week
1T Is our desire to increase our cir
culation to 5000, and to this end we
call on our friends to help us If you