Show THE PAPERS the HERALD is proud ol 01 the support which it receives from ogdene progressive business men they have learned the value of advertising ver through their local newspaper and they profit by their knowledge merely as an illustration of the tact fact mat the press is recognized elsewhere as a peat great wealth producer we quote quota the following from the organ of capitalists and merchants froni from fifty to seventy five newspapers reach the journal 0 of commerce they hail hall from all parts of the state some me are larco large others email small according to tho the support given and the numerical numbers of the cn they represent however they may differ in ability all possess the quality of enthusiasm patriotism shines out on every page and in every line after nil all this quality is the ono one most necessary for or success for fine writing the people can subscribe for the E eastern astern magazines for news they inist insist on oil A local paper that is energetic and liberal spirited some merchant may L halepis rhaLe his head no successful one will he knows too well his obligations ti ns to the town or county paper through their instrumentality he was enabled to prosper life to him may way have bare been a failure in some eastern town he ile was probably rustling in a dead community ills his eye tell fell on ona a paper from colorado the splendid opportunities are revealed his hopes hope once prostrate now encourage him to make one more trial the next scheme places him in the centennial state a successful merchant farmer professional manor man or manufacturer his ilia coref confidence idenie in the power of the pre press formerly shaken is his chief capital and an embryo undertaking assumes large proportions through the magic of advertising orders flow in wherever the press circulates from an uncertain wavering member of a community the merchant becomes responsible steady respected and wealthy knowing that bis his paper made in a do him ho lie rily listens to all suggestions gest ions of town or state improvement advocated in its columns if a church is urged or a new schoolhouse school house h ouse broached the business man if he b has any sense of pride or patriotism aids with a liberal subscription the mining camps as va w ell as the agricultural portions owe their all to the advertisement of their resources in the newspapers the hearsay tales of rich strikes or large crops carry only a doubtful weight print always tells every part of the country kno knows s of col colorado ora do the newe newspaper paper did it journalism with us ranks high it is wide awake it if not always classical positions are filled vi ith young men who in love with their home tell it to all the world it was the newspaper that first told the wonderful advantages of the state it is the newspaper that N ill make it one of the most prosperous in the country AN A gentleman noticing the dirty slurs of the salt lake enterprise asks us to let salt lake know that while there may mav be a feeling 0 of necessary rivalry there is no ill will on the part of the junction city toward the capital we think that the as assurance urance is scarcely requisite all the ne newspapers a in bait salt lake understand og dens position and the good fight she is making tor for advancement they understand that the domima IIER ALD makes no silly effort to damn dmn the capital and it will take more than the idiotic ravin raving of the upstart fool on the enterprise to create any serious misunderstanding misunderstand ine ox avanar R G van dun co of new york reported wheat has been going abroad largely bushels in three weeks against last year but mainly on purchases of one or two months ago and tho the export demand has been so checked by improved foreign crop reports that even only ad tor for freight to liverpool tails fails to produce activity prices are about where they were a week vt eek ago the yield in spring wheat states appear appears to bo be excellent rains came too late to sa e a considerable part of the damaged corn but have nevertheless done great good tine tale DIALOGUE occurred in tho the office of the omalia omaha herald angry citizen Is the editor in importer reporter no sir air A C glad to hear bear it mighty glad reporter bany word to leave 7 A C oh no lie ile wrote me u up and I 1 called around to ahr thrash ash hf him had to do it regular thing you know to tar threaten to lick hek an editor now my honors vindicated mighty glad he lie aint in no I 1 wont call again he might bo be here goodday good day BULGARIA I 1 IB a the bantam of nations she almost dares russia to come ver over TUB tac etui still pursues the oden ogden HERALD au lake Enter you ao do 10 you ron I 7 WB WE that the salt lake en has bas allowed itself to bo be misled by an unreliable correspondent in in ogden the style of ita its causeless assault upon the HERALD justices justifies the suspicion that a liar in the junction city is giving correspondence correspond once to toe a fool at tho the capital lesay shows bid his intimate knowledge Inow ledge of men in the junction city when he says ogden is not destitute estituto of bus business ineva men who comprehend d hend the situation and are willing to do more than their part and they are ila tho the majority too tax CENTEN centennial NUAL of tho the signing of the constitution of the united states of america will have a grand celebration in the city of philadelphia on the and days of this month BETWEEN JANUARY and august of this year ear montana paid nearly in bounties for the slaughter of wild animals SAN sax DIEGO wants a system of so age to coit cost co it OW |