The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-01-03
The Lewiston Journal.

In the mid winter season, when the
people have got their business we'll in
hand and have leisure during the long
winter evenings for reading, the pub
fishers of the Lewiston journal desire
10 call attention to their excellent pub
locations OF course, the public spirited
citizen always subscribes and pays in
advance for his home paper he Lew
ieton journal is designed TO supplement
the home paper, furnishing to readers
the general State news as we'll as the
news of the whole world.
lis plant, especially adapted to the
production of a first class paper, enables
the publishers to present each week
just such a paper as is necessary to
cover the news of the week. While
usually we give f12 long columns of
reading matter, wi b 81 columns in the
supplement, we frequently extend this
to 140 columns in the regular eekly,
with 70 columns in the supplement,
presenting matter which would fill the
columns of an ordinary newspaper in
several weeks
" bile making the affairs of the State
of Maine a specially, its ample columns
give space for the history of the week
throughout the whole world. The
news gathering agencies with which it
is connected cover nearly every point on
the globe.
The half-tone service of the journal
has proved very popular feature, and
we lave been able to give pictures of
leading men and scenes which have been
attractive. This, with it's large corps
of local correspondents, its full corps of
staff writer's at all principal points, it's
travelling correspondents, enables us to
present every event of interest promptly
and in a very attractive style The
Journal is at once a news, political, bus
mess, literary, miscellaneous and family
paper.
Since we adopted the feature of pre-
senting the agricultural section as
separate sheet with the attention given
to Grange matters, this feature has
proved a great attraction. These de.
partments will be maintained with in.
creased vgor.
The price of the Weekly is two dollars
year those subscribers who pay in
advance are alSo entitled to a liberal
premium, to be selected from the large
list which we offer.
At this time we desire to call special
attention to the Lewiston Evening Jour
nal. Its news, both local and general,
is always late, fresh and complete.
Every event in Maine Ia fully reported
at the earliest possible moment. Be
sides the news Of the Associated Press,
we have ample special correspondents.
and by the use of the telegraph give all
the happenings of the State in each
evenings issue. The journal contains
a history of today and not of yesterday.
During the season of the legislature our
correspondent at Augusta will keep the
reader fully posted in legislative pro-
ceedings, giving each afternoon the pro-
ceedings of the day in full by telegraph.
The price of the Daily is six dollars
year by mail, or fifty cents month.
The saturday Journal at points reach
ed by the afternoon and evening trains
becomes more popular year by year.
The terms are but $3.50 year. The
Wednesday and Saturday journal, fur.
nishing semi weekly paper, costs the
adler but 81 so year. Send for sam
pie copies
Orders addressed Journal, Lewiston,
Maine, will receive prompt attention.