I •••i*'* r>^' r ^w. 0 H Digitized by tine Internet Arciiive in 2007 with funding from Microsoft Corporation http://www.arcliive.org/details/americanspecimenOOamerriGli C3f*0ur cart) indtv num- ber of tht» copy of tht Amvfican Sp*ciman Boo)i Ol Typ* Slyl«i t* numb«r J L_ TokMp • racord of ttili C«U)o«ua wa h»v9 antarad tha riama and addrtfti of tha raciplant to whom wa will tand aupplamantt and olhar prinlad matlar at issued from timt to tlma AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY COPYRIGHTED 1912 BY THE AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY ORIGINATOR OF TYPE FASHIONS AMERICAN SPECIMEN BOOK OF TYPE STYLES Complete Catalogue of Printing Machinery and Printing Supplies 1912 American Type Founders Company EVERYTHING FOR THE PRINTER AmericanType Founders Co. [S]cS)iS)tS]cS] Largest Type Foundry in the World [S)C^(S3(^cS) Selling Houses BOSTON 270 Congress Street NEW YORK Rose and Duane Streets PHILADELPHIA, PA. 1 7- 1 9 South Sixth Street RICHMOND. VA. 1320 East Franklin Street BALTIMORE, MD. 213-215-217 Guilfora Avenue BUFFALO, N. Y. 45 North Division Street PinSBURGH, PA. 323 Third Avenue CLEVEUND, OHIO 1 5 St. Clair Avenue, N. E. CINCINNATI, OHIO 1 24-1 26- 1 26 East Sixth Avenue CHICAGO, ILL. 210 West Monroe Street DETROIT, MICH. 43-45 W. Congress Street ST. LOUIS, MO. Ninth and Walnut Streets MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 419-423 Fourth Street, South KANSAS CITY, MO. 602 Delaware Street DENVER, COLO. 1621 Blake Street PORTLAND, ORE. 92-94 Front Street SAN FRANCISCO, CAL 620-822 Mission Street VANCOUVER, B. C. Homer and Helmcken Streets SEATTLE, WASH. 3 1 7 Second Avenue, South SPOKANE, WASH. Sprague Avenue and Browne Street LOS ANGELES, CAL. 121 North Broadway DALLAS, TEXAS 2024-2026 Commerce Street Selling Agents NEW YORK CITY Conner, Fendler & Co. 96 Beekman Street ATLANTA, GEORGIA Dodson Printers Supply Co. 55 South Forsyth Street MILWAUKEE, WIS. Milwaukee Printers Supply House 125 Second Street LOUISVILLE, KY. Robert Rowell Company 441 West Main Street NEW ORLEANS, U. E. C. Palmer & Company, Ltd. 433 Camp Street TORONTO. CANADA Toronto Type Foundry Co., Ltd. MONTREAL, CANADA Toronto Type Foundry Co., Ltd. WINNIPEG, CANADA Toronto Type Foundry Co., Lid. CALGARY. CANADA Toronto Type Foundry Co. Ltd. MELBOURNE, AUSTRAUA S. Cooke, Proprietary, Ltd. 225 Queen Street LONDON, E.C., ENGLAND Linotype & Machinery. Ltd. 188 and 189 Fleet Street CITY OF MEXICO. D. F.. MEXICO National Paper & Type Co. 7a De Nuevo Mexico 122 GUADALAJARA, MEXICO National Paper & Type.Co. 183 Avenida Colon MONTERREY. N. L., MEXICO National Paper & Type Co. DrMierNo. 107 HAVANA. CUBA National Paper & Type Co. Calle O'Reilly No. 46 NEW YORK CITY, N. Y., U. S. A. National Paper & Type Co. 3 1 Burling Slip TO THE PROGRESSIVE PRINTER The contents of the American Specimen Book of Tyi)e Styles represent the fruits of the constant policy of the American Type Founders Companv to design and manufacture Type Faces and Decorative Materials which hroaden the printers' fichi of profits by thoroughly satisfying the buyers of printing and increasing the use and popularity of printed salesmanship. THE DECISIVE CRITICS OF TYPE FACES It may not be proper that we praise the beauty, symmetry, dignity, at- tractiveness and serviceability of the type designs of the American Type Founders Company; such praise may he suspected of bias, and adds no value to the type faces; but both the American Type Founders Com- panv and the printers must defer to the opinions of the ultimate, decisive critics of type faces the customers of the printers. The verdict of the buyers of printing is indicated by the almost exclusive use in the better class of commercial and periodical printing of type faces originated by the American Type Founders Company. To say that any printed work or advertisement is excellent and attractive is usually equivalent to saying that it is set in type made by the American Type Founders Company. K^^ PROFITABLE vs. UNPROFITABLE TYPES This Specimen Book contains no item which has outlived its useful- ness and profitableness. Another specimen book as big as this one might be compiled of type faces which were in regular demand a few years ago, but which cannot now be used profitably. Not the least service tne American Type Founders Company has rendered to the printers is that of discarding hundreds of series of type faces which do not conform to the present higher standard of typographic taste which has been created and fostered by the "Originator of Type Fashions." If original and good type designs do not attract new business to the printer it is waste of time to produce them. If printers were restricted to the use of the old-fashioned type faces current at the beginning of this century the buyers of printing would now, as they did then, restrict their expenditures to the obviously necessary kinds of printing. The great expansion of the printing business began when printed sales- manship was made attractive and dignified and convincing by the original type designs of the American Type Founders Company. The commercial world took up the use of the great dominating type designs with the same alacrity with which it welcomed the telephone as a substitute for the messenger boy, and for the same reasons, better results and more profits. The narrow, old-fashioned superstition that the buyers of printing should be kept in ignorance of type faces is rapidly being superseded by a policy of advertising the printers' chief business-producing asset, well-selected type faces. To buy new type faces for the purpose of re- taining, attracting and increasing business is as obviously necessary in the printing plant as a new stock of wares is necessary to maintain the prestige of any other dealer in merchandise. The printer who uses type faces made by the American Type Founders Company ranges himself with a great majority of the successful printers. !it:z:xzzxxxxzxzmzxxxxixxxxzzxrxxxxxxxszxxTxxzzzzzuzzzzxxz:xz£zxzzxz2zzzxizxxxzxzxxxtxzTxzxxzixxxrixisxz/1 0 ■a it®)] ThrM IHriBC Border Ho. U If TYPE DESIGNING DEPARTMENT ' ^^^' The upper picture on page nine shows a section of the main Type Designing Room, in which the designs of the various members of tne great type families are first worked out on paper, and then by ingenious mechanical devices transformed into metal patterns by a method, first used by the American Type Founders Company, which has revolutionized the art of producing patterns and matrices for casting types. ^ ///ll\\\j After the patterns are prepared they are used on the Benton Matrix 'i (Mw Cutting Machines shown in tne lower picture on page nine. These ma- S Ky chines cut the matrices into the solid metal with a degree of accuracy impracticable by the hand processes which these machines have made obsolete in the Central Plant. These matrix cutting machines, and the machines for sharpening the cutters and measuring the work, are made and used exclusively by the American Type Founders Company. The various inventions used in this department have made matrix- tj making an almost infallible science, where before it was the least scientific 3 of type-making processes. In this connection the fact of real importance H to the printer is that these inventions have considerably improved the 3 quality of types, both artistically and mechanically. B IM 1^ He TYPE CASTING DEPARTMENT S mE It would recpiire a fair-sized volume to illustrate and describe all the a ^,(§>/ departments of the Central Plant. We pass with a bare mention the Depart- ments of Mould-making, of Brass Types and of Casting Machine Building and Repairs; the Matrix Vault, the Power House with its Electric Gener- ating Plant, the Metal House, the Chemical Laboratory, the Shipping Department (illustrated on page eleven), and last, though not least, the extensive Specimen Printing Department in which this Specimen Book was printed. On page ten will be found views of two Type Casting Bays, and a Eicture of the Barth Automatic Casting Machine made and used exclusively y the American Type Founders Company. There are six of these bays, each a large-sized type foundry in itself, lighted and ventilated on all sides and in the roofs. Each Barth Automatic Type Casting Machine requires electricity for power, gas for melting the metal, cold water for cooling the mould, and cooled air for regulating the temperature; and all the •] (^ [^ conduits for supplying these forces are under the floor. S ll^ In addition to the six Casting Bays, a section of the main floor more than thirty feet wide and extending one-half the width of the front of the building and two-thirds of the length of the building is occupied by vari- ij ^\y^ ous steam and hand casting machines, dressing machines, kerning machines S ^/^ and by various hand processes used in making type. " K\Ml!wl THE DIVIDING DEPARTMENT The upper picture on page eleven is a view in the Main Dividing Room, which extends almost the entire length of the building. Above this room there is another Dividing Room of nearly the same extent. The Dividing Rooms are splendidly lighted and systematically arranged to take care of the product of the casting machines in adjoining rooms. Millions of pounds of type are handled here annually. Versatile Border Three Point Bordei AMERICAN TYPE FAMILIES The American Type Founders Company originated the policy of de- veloping its dominating type designs into extensive type families. The printers were quick to appreciate the economy and other great advantages of purchasing related series as compared with the purchase of the same numher of unrelated series. The related family series produce harmonious effects and may alwavs be successfully used together in one composition. The addition of anotner related family series to previous purchases of the same familv strengthens, freshens, reinvigorates and adds additional value to the previous purchases. This Specimen Book contains a splendid collec- tion <>t Type Families and it is the policy of the American Type Founders Company to constantly add to the members of its many successful Type Families. A COMPENDIUM OF TYPOGRAPHIC STYLE A large proportion of the series shown in this Specimen Book are displayed in colors, with suitable decorative effects. These compositions are intended to be educational, not only to printers but to their customers. They are not printed so much to please as to profit. The aim has been to make this Specimen Book a gold mine for tne printers, knowing that their prosperity is the prime essential to the prosperity of the American Type Founders Company. The American Specimen Book of Type Styles is expected to be the printers' Typographic Guide Book, a source of profit and inspiration, a chief aid toward achieving good reputation and success in business. THE CENTRAL PLANT The major part of the type sold by the American Type Founders Company is made in the Central Plant, photographically illustrated on page eight. This building is entirely devoted to the manufacture of types and brass rules, for which purposes it was carefully and specially designed. While it is a fact that the Central Plant is the most extensive type foundry in existence, none other nearly approaching it in size, the Amer- ican Type Founders Company prides itself less on this fact than on the fact more important to its customers, that in every detail, small and large, the machines, the tools, the gauges and the manufacturing processes are perfected to a degree unknown in the typefounding art as recently as ten vcars ago. Types were never before made so accurately or of such good quality as those now produced by the American Type Founders Company. DISTRIBUTION OF PRODUCT The staff and working force at the Central Plant do not deal directly with the buvers, but witli the various Branches of the Company doing business in tne various locations pictured on the four pages in this section of the catalogue and with agents in Europe, Canada, Mexico, Cuba, Central and South America and other countries. In each of these Branch Houses all the resources of the American Type Founders Company are available. No printer is at any disadvanta«;e on account of location. At no g ^ lime have printers been afforded such T>erfect facilities. | A I aillltXIZZIXXZXIILXXlIXSXXlXXUXZZZZZXZZZZIZZZXZZZXXXZZZIZZXlXZXXIXXZXXZXXXTZZXXXZZXZZZXXXXXXXZXZZZXZZZZZXfi Thtm rbtot Bm«v Ha. 44 I INTERIOR VIEWS OF A PART OF THE CENTRAL PLANT OF THE AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY LOCATED AT NUMBER THREE HUNDRED COMMUNIPAW AVENUE, JERSEY CITY, U.S.A. A VIEW OF THE MATRIX CinTINC MACHINES INTERIOR VIEWS OF A PART OF THE CENTRAL PLANT OF THE AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY LOCATED AT NUMBER THREE HUNDRED COMMUNIPAW AVENUE, JERSEY CITY, U.S. A. AUTOMATIC BAY INTERIOR VIEWS OF A PART OF THE CENTRAL PLANT OF THE AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY LOCATED AT NUMBER THREE HUNDRED COMMUNIPAW AVENUE, JERSEY CITY, U.S.A. COHNKK OK THE SHIPPING ROOM SELLING HOUSES OF THE AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY \*9 1 ■\<) \^t RICHMOND f-"jiy m lEii: Pmi'ADELPHlA SELUNG HOUSES OF THE AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY SELLING HOUSES OF THE AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY »- \<.^ M5^^ CMICAGO SELUNG HOUSES OF THE AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY A-KIKFCIOAJ^r Ti HE ravtroKitB SAN FRANCISCO PROFITABLE FOR PRINTERS Study This Book — ^ is a Gold Mine for the Progressive Printer IT IS MOST PROFITABLE and important that a PRINTER should acquire a thorough knowledge of Good Type Faces. Such knowledge is gained only by a careful study of Good Type Faces, and never before has there been such an oppor- tunity for the effedive study of Good Type Faces as is afforded by this book. Study this Book page by page. It is not a mere price \\§i, but a veritable Encyclopedia of Typographic Styles. Here are the Type Faces which have eSablished the typographic fashions, and also beautiful examples of how these Type Faces can be used to please the Printer's Customers. These examples are not shown in this book to beautify it, but to demonSrate to Printers that Extra Profits may easily be obtained if the printing is done with Type Faces of Extra Quality in their Designs, which impart Extra Quality to the Printing. Study this Book in the IntereSs of your own Cu^omers. After all is said and done, the Printer's work is judged chiefly by the Type Faces used in it. A Good Type Face may make poor paper and cheap inks passable, but the be^ qualities of papers and of inks are incapable of giving even a semblance of quality to Printing executed with Type Faces of inferior design. Show your cuSomers these beautiful Examples of Printing with Good Type Faces. These models will demonstrate to them the superior business-attrading power of Printing done with Good Type Faces, and persuade them to use More Printing and pay Better Prices. Study this Specimen Book of Type Styles with the sole objed of making it Profitable to yourself. American Type Founders Company INDEX TO American Specimen Book of Type Styles AND CATALOGUE OF PRINTERS' MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES Subdivided and Alphabetically Indexed as follows : (Index No. 1) Type, Borden, Initials, Ornaments, etc.; (Index No. t) Cast and Electnityped Cuts; (Index No. S) Brass Rules, Brass Braces and Dashes, Ovals and Circles, Round, Square and Slotted Comers, Cutting and Scoring Rule, etc.; (Index No. i) Printers' Machinery, Tools, Miscellaneous Supplies and Wood Composing Room Furniture; (Index No. 5) Iron and Steel Printing Office Equipment Index No. 1-TYPE. BORDERS, INITIALS AND ORNAMENTS /iLBBOTr BORIJKR Acanthine Florets Accents Accents, Piece Acme Borders Adeata ... AdtTPe Adtjrpa Border Advcr Bonier . Adver Condensed AovsmisiNa Figures ScHea No. 50 Scries No. 61 Series No. S3 . Series No. M Series No. 60 Series No. «1 Series No. 62 Series No. 63 Series No. 64 Series Na 65 Series Na 66 Series No. 67 Series Na 68 Series No. 69 . Scries No. 70 Series NaT! SeriaNa.r2 Serin No. 7S Aer-:r,' '"-•- AU- Alt. N.,. ; AlU-i,,„u .„,.„,. S<:I ^ Alternate Ctothic No. 3 . American Extra Condensed Amt"-*""" T.,,4i^.,n Am. :.«4ders. Brass Ani' I i-aders, Metal Am.:j Ltiads Amencjtn LiniriK System (DisKTsm) . . American .Script No. 2, Lininir Americsn Thin Spaces American Typewriter (Six and Ten Point) Antique .No. S24.52fi. Lininir Antique No. 62.5. Lining , Anti-Tuberculosis Emblems Arithmetical Siifna No. 160 Arlinuton Borders ... Armenian Army and Navy Cuts ... Arrow Ornaments and An«»wv Art Borders Art Nouveau Border Art OrrintnentH .... Art • fline Art-tilt>9 , . Ar^ -oeni ... A«tr. i:n» .... AthUtea Auxiliaries, Miacellaneoua Aaxiliaries for New Ca.ilon Avil PAOI . . 1079 . .1004 886, 887. 914 ... 914 1070. J071 . 934-9M . 572-675 . . . 1030 . . . 107S 492. iSS iiis-sa;! . 1121 '.121 '.•20 •.•]■• ;'ls 'J2:i tr£i 918 917 317 '.il>-. !'ii; iei 'Ar, '.11.', 966 722,7», 7M 11110 8!»i, Kll "«', -^'1 85f . N'.'.i . . fi2S . . . iu7'J ... 877 . 967, 1009 .929,992 4. 102S, 1042 .... 1069 OOlt QOO I0i»5 . icxi h% ioi:i s»s tfoe 416-419 B. >ALLBT Dancers Baseball Blanks Baseball Fisrures Baseball Series No. 1 Baasball Series No. 2 . Baseball Series No. 3 Basket Pieces, Floral Beacon Border .... Beacon Ornaments . Beardsley Ornaments Becker Bevele-l> 94.96 I3S-I41 76-79 . 80, 81 40 . .44-143 43-53. 92-108 . . 8Sft-8Sl 886, 887. 914 .890,891 >«8.8«Z,9ae 898. 8M 17 INDEX Index No. 1— TYPE, BORDERS, INITIALS AND ORNAMENTS-Co/tfmued PAOE BoDYTYPESuNDRiES—Conftnued 888-891 Reference Marks 885, 888. 902 Spaces and Quads, Price List 41 Bodv Type Synopsis 44, 46, 96. 97 Bold Antique 606-609 Bold Antique Condensed 610-613 Boldface Fractions 911 Boldface Italic No. 520. Lining 651 Boldface No. 520, Lining 661 Bold Litho 366-369 Bold Pen Print 792. 793 Bond Script 847 Booklet and Catalogue Faces Avil 416-419 Bewick Roman 494-497 Bodoni 68-71. 378-381 Bodoni Bold 390-393 Bodoni Book 72-75, 386. 387 Bold Litho 366-369 Bookman Oldstyle 420-423 Bulftnch 398-401 Camelot Oldstyle 455 Caslon No. 540 116-119, 314-319 Century Bold 264-269 Century Bold Condensed 274-277 Century Bold Extended 278-281 Century Expanded 60-67, 254-259 Century Oldstyle 110-116. 234-237 Century Oldstyle Bold 242-247 Cheltenham Bold 176-181 Cheltenham Medium 164-169 Cheltenham Oldstyle 146-149 Cheltenham Oldstyle Condensed 154-169 Cheltenham Wide 160-163 Clearface 282-287 Clearface Bold 292-297 Condensed Caslon 342-347 Condensed Dorsey 438-441 Condensed MacFarland 476-479 Delia Robbia 406-409 De Vinne Roman 604 Dorsey 434-437 Dorsey. Light 430, 431 French Oldstyle No. 562, Lining . 142, 143, 452, 453 Heavy Caslon 348-353 Jenson Oldstyle No. 2, Lining 456-459 Light Litho 370, 371 Lining Cushing Monotone No. 553 451 Lining Cushing No. 2 . 460 Lining Florentine Oldstyle No. 502 .... 584, 585 Litho Roman 354-357 MacFarland 470-473 Meriontype . 402. 403 NewCaslon 3S2-337 Pabst Oldstyle 410-413 Recut Caslon 120-123, 324-327 Scotch Roman 76-79, 394-397 Strathmore Oldstyle 614-617 Winchell 608-511 Booklet Ornaments 1011 Bookman Italic 424-427 Bookman Oldstyle 420-423 Bookman Ornaments 1007 Borders 937-1096 Abbott 1079 Acme 1070, 1071 Adtype 1030 Adver 1075 Arlington 1079 Art 1024, 1025-1042 Art Nouveau 1069 Art-tiles and Outline Art-tiles 1096 Art-tile Tint Formers 1096 Beacon 1031 Bewick 1034 Boston Breton Cast Squares 1093 Bridal 1040 Brier 1083 Brockton 10,SO Bruce Embellishers 1071 Bulfinch 1046 Cast Panel Pieces 1092 Cast Squares 1094 Celebration 1086 Century 1049-1052 Chap Book 1085 Chaucer 1036 Cheltenham 1037 Cloister 1038 Colonial 1048 Curtis 1048 Dainty Border No. 1 992' Delia Robbia 1044 PAGE Borders— Continued 937-1096 Dixon 1070 Easter 1082 Elite 1041 Empire 1040 Firecracker 1043 Flame 1042 Flemish 1066 Floral No. 1 1083 Floral No. 2 1083 French Cast Squares 945 Gait 1069 Graphic 1077 Gray 1066 Grille 1084 Herald 1079 Holiday 1053-1065 Holly 10.56 Hylite 992' Indian 1066 Inland 1057-1064 Klondike 1031 Knickerbocker 1045 Laurel 1028 Linear 1080 Linear No. 2 1021 Magazine 1072 Manila 1071 Meadow 1085 Mercantile 1073 Monotone 1032 Myrtle 1041 Navajo 1032 Newspaper 1018-1020, 1031. 1074 Old English 1026,1027 Pabst 1039 Palm 1041 Panel 1022, 1023 Patriotic 1081 Pointer 1048 Post 1078 Primrose 1032 Rose 1068 Sansom 1084 Schuil 992' Six Point 1017 Star 1048 Strand 1084 Strathmore 1029 Stylus 1076 Swastika 1047 Swastika Outline 1047 Tabard 1033 Teasel 1085 Thistle 1085 Three Point 1016 Times 1072 Tricky 1067 Triple Line 1074 Twelve Point 1017 Typotect 1021 Uniform Rule Cast Comers 1096 Unit 1043 Versatile 1087-1088,1091 Versatile Electro 1089, 1090 Victory 1069 Wood Type and Borders 1146-1152 Borders for Holiday Printing 1053-1055 Boston Breton 640-643 Boston Breton Cast Squares 1093 Boston Breton Condensed 544-647 Boston Breton Extra Condensed 548-551 Boston Script No. 2, Lining 844 Bowlers 1012 Boxhead Gothic 798 Braces and Dashes No. 1 888 Braces and Dashes No. 2 892 Braces, Brass 1124 Braces, New Metal 892 Braces, Six Point 892 Brackets (and Parentheses) 8%-898, 900-901 Bradley Initials 949 Brandon and Brandon Gothic . 664, 665 Brands 930 Brass Rule (See Braes Ride Index No. 3) Brass Type 1132 Brier Border 1083 Brockton Borders 1030 Bulfinch 398-401 Bulfinch Attractors 960 Bulfinch Borders 1046 Burford Initials 940 Busha Mortised Initials 948 Busha Ornaments 1006 18 INDEX Index No. 1-TYPE, BORr)l!:RS. INITIALS AND OliSAMEtiTS- Continued QUaodar Locobrpw OunalotOkUtirU Gunpaisnan .... CanealM Fisurw Card Indicator* . . Card Mareantile . . Card Pips Caslon Family Cation Italic No. MQ, Unlns Cadon No. MO, Lininar . . . CaikmText Condansad Caslon . HaaryCaalon . . New Caalon . . . New Caslon Italic Recut Caslon . . Rerut Caslon Italic Cast Comers for Rule Cast Initiab .... Cast Panel Places . Cast Squares Cast Squares, French nt, ST . 4H lOlS . 8U 660.661 116-121. 314-663 Catalogue and Booklbt Paces Avil Bewick Roman Bodoni ... BodonlBold Bodoni Book Bokl Litho Bookman Oldstyle BulAnch Camelot OMstyle Caslon No. &40 Century BoM Century Bold Condensed Century Bold Extendnl Century Expanded Century Oldstyle Century Oldstyle BoM Cheltenham BoM . . Cheltenham Medium . . . Cheltenham Oldstyle Cheltenham Oldittyle Condensed Cheltenham Wide Clearface .... Clearfaca Bold . Condensed Caslon . Condensed Dorsey Condensed McFarland Delia Robbia DeVinne Roman - . Dorsey Dorsey. Light . French Oldstyle No. 552, Linine , . Heavy Caslon Jensen Oldstyle No. 2. LininK ■ • . LiKht Litho Lininir Cushing Monotone No. 666 , LininK Cushing No. 2 Lininir Florentine Oldstyle No, 602 . I.ithf> Roman MacFarland Meriontype . . New Casli>n Pabst Oldstyle Recut Caslon . Scotch Roman . . . Strathmore Oldstyli' Winchell Cathedral Text Cattle Brands Caxton Initials . Celebration B.irdor Cent and Ter Tent Marks Central Antique No, 2, Lining Century Border Ckv •■■■nr . US-llS, 114-819 .... »14-«16 641-647 348-666 668-341 120-123. 6M-3I7 .... 6i»-6n ... .1016 987. »40-«4» 1092 1094 . 946 . . 416-419 . . 494-497 1-7L 178-881 72-75.686,687 420-413 :»8-«01 . 466 ilfr-119. 314-619 .... 264-269 .... 274-277 .... 278-281 60-67,264-269 110-115.284-237 2-12-247 176-181 164-169 146-149 154-169 160-163 282-287 292-297 842-347 438-441 476-479 4(16^109 . 604 1.14-437 430.431 142. 143. 461. 458 .... 848-16S (^ndensed ■■•-• tHkI ( .1.1 C ,.._ ,„M lull. Century Oldstyle Italic Chap- Book Borders . Chap-Book Cuu Chap-Book Directors . , . . 870,871 451 460 .... 684.686 .... 354-867 .... 470-473 . . 402.406 . . 382-337 . . 410-418 120-128, 324-327 76-79, 394-897 . . 614-617 . . 608-611 .820,821 . . . tao . 944 .1086 . 899 622. cn . io4»-ioe 232-281 204-269 274-277 . 278-281 . 270-278 60-67,264-269 . . 280-263 110-116, 284-287 .... 242-247 24»-2M as 241 lUlS '.'JO 'JXV 98X 1036 -1'., H17 1(112 14A-231 176-181 1H6-189 t^k Characters 880 liulic 190-198 Chap-Book GuMons Chaucer Borders Chaucer Text Chefs and WaiUrn Chkltcniiam Family Cheltenham Bold Cheltenham Bold ("..n.l. n Cheltenham B..M C.iii.i.r- ChelU-nham Bold Con,!, .,■ Cheltenham Bold Exte»dt.d 204-207 Cheltenham Bold Extra Condensed 194-lW Cheltenham Bold Extra Cr IVrir f-Sp«cinif ; .-ci*! Kraclioii^, ^^uperior and Inferior Fninklin Gothic Franklin (tuthic Cond«n»«d . . . - Franklin Gotiiir Kxtra Condenwd . . French Ca-nt S<]uart-s French Old>tylc lulic No. 562. Lining French Oldityle No. 662, Lining . . FvBNITvmK Cotnpuains Room. Etc Iron ... Ilatal QuotaUon Revanibic Staal . . . Wood . . VjAEUC Gait Borden Gekman Faces German Full Face German ^■'■' '-"' Germa: Genua!; German . . ..- Heintxemann . . Ihlenburs . . Ihlenburg Extende14 '. Globe Gothic Condensed . . . . 766-Tn Globe Gothic Extended 768. 769, 772, 773 Globe Gothic Extra Condenaad 768-771 Globe Gothic Fractions 912 GoUera 968.969,1016 722, Gothics Alternate No. 1 . . AlUmata No. 2 . . Alternate No. S American Extra Condensed Blair Blair Condensed Boxbead . . Clearfaca Commareial . . CoBdaaaad No. 10 . . . . CoadawMi Title No. 3 . . Condansed Title No. 11 . . Condenaed Title Star Copperplate Bold Copperplate Italic Extra Condensed No. 1 . . Extra Condenaed Title No. 12 Franklin Franklin Condenaed . Franklin Extra Condenaed Globe 7«. 785. Globe Bold . . Globa BuM Italic Globe Condenaed Globe Extended 768. 76». Globe Extra Condensed . 788. Heairr Copperplate Heavy Copperplate Condensed Heavy Copperplate Extended Herald Extra Condensed Inclined . . 728,726 724.716 727. 729 . . 716 686,687 688,689 798 310-313 . . 711 7S0. 761 786.787 . . 782 . 719 688-686 . 720 . 721 738.789 74l>-7a 744-767 768,769 774-777 776-779 7«»-769 772, 778 77ft 771 676-677 671-673 679-681 716.717 763 Gothics— CSmMiMMd Inland Condensed No. 4 Inland No. 6 . Inlaml No. 8 Light Copperplate Light Copperplate Condensed 670, Light Copperplate Extended Lightline Light Litho Lining Condenaed No. 621 Lining Condenaed No. 523 Lining Condensed No. 524 . . Lining Condensed No. 529 . . Lining Inclined Lining Italic No. 512 Lining Italic No. 524 Lining Mid Lining Noe. 519, 527, 528. 529 . Lining Nos. 620 to 526 Lining No. 644 Lining No. 545 Mercantile Mitchell Monotone Monotone Title News News Condensed News Extra Condensed News Extra Condensed Title Offset Light Litho . Railroad Tiroes . 762. 763. Times Italic Title No. 7 Title No. 9 Title Offset Light Litho Typo Wedding Gothic Condenaed Fractions Gothic Condenaed Na 4 Gothic Condensed No. 10 Gothic Condensed No. 621. Lining Gothic Condensed No. 523, Lining Gothic Condensed No. 624. Lining Gothic Condenaed No. 529, Lining Gothic Extra Condensed No. 1 Gothic Fractions Gothic Fractions No. 4 . . . . Gothic Inclined Gothic Italic No. 512, Lining Gothic Italic No. 624, Lining Gothic No. 6 Gothic No. 8 Gothic No. 519 to 529. Lining Gothic No. 520 to 626, Lining Gothic No. 544. Lining . . . Gothic No. 546, Lining ... Graphic Border Gray Borders. No. 1 and No. 2 . . Greek Heavy Face . . Greek Letters .... Greek No. 2 Greek. Porson Greek Type Grille Border . 718 714 748. 749 674-«76 672, 87S 668.669 . 876 . 184 . 786 712. 718 . . 788 . . 768 . 768 . 768 78i . 711 . 781 710 . 780 694,696 686,697 688-701 702-706 706, 7OT 708.709 . . 798 758,759 756,767 764-767 . 714 760,761 . . 798 666,667 600i691 . . 907 . . 718 760. 761 . . 784 736 712.718 . . 733 . 720 910. 911 . 911 768 . 768 . . 788 . . 714 748. 749 . 711 . 781 . 710 . 780 . .1077 . .1066 880 880 880 1064 H. Lafgood Florets . ... 1006 Happy Thoughts 1001 Heading Condensed 636.637 Headings for Newspapers (Electrotyped) . 1134. 1136 Head Rules 1110 Hearst 688,687 Hearst Initials 941 Hearst Italic 638.689 HeavyCaslon 848-888 Heavy Copperplate Gothic 676-677 Heavy Copperplate Gothic Condensed .... 671-678 Heavy Copperplate Gothic Extended . . . 67iM81 Heavy Face Dashes No*. 1, 2. 3. 4 906 Heavy Face Greek 880 Heavy Face QuoUtlon Marks . 899 Hebrew h78. 879 Heintxemann . 874 Hello CuU . 1009 Herald Borders Herald Extra Condensed Hobo Series Hoboes Holiday Borders ... Holidur Deooiaton . Holly Borders. ... Hylite Borders ... Hyphen Leaders 1079 716. 717 . lOU 1068-10(6 961-968.1016 1064.1066 . . .9lf 880 21 INDEX Index No. 1— TYPE, BORDERS, INITIALS AND ORNAMENTS- Co/i«nucd I PAGE HLENBUBG 870 Ihlenburg Extended 871 Illustrations and Definitions of Siffns 895 Imitation Typewriter Faces 849-868 Imprints 897 Imprint Matrices 897 Improved Calendar Figures 926, 927 Improved Metal Braces and Dashes 892 Inclined Gothic 763 Index Cuts 936 Indian Borders 1056 Indicators, Footnote 885 Industrial Ornaments, 54 Point 992 Industrial Ornaments, 36 Point 992" Inferior and Superior Letters and Figures .... 894 Information for Buyers 40-42 Initials Bradley 949 Busha 948 Caxton 944 Cincinnati 943 Delia Robbia 937 Department Store 945 Durford 940 Dutch 846, 947 Hearst 941 Jenson 948 Missal 944 Renaissance Mortised 951 Schoefter 942 Sectional 953 Squares 949, 952 Strathmore Mortised 960, 951 Versatile 938, 939 Versatile Mortised 949 Wood Cut Mortised 952 Initial Squares, Mortised 952 Initials— Two Color Burford 940 Busha Mortised 948 Cincinnati 943 Delia Robbia 937 Department Store 945 Hearst 941 Renaissance Mortised 951 Sectional Initial Formers 953 Strathmore Mortised 950, 951 Versatile 938, 939 Versatile Mortised 949 Wood Cut Mortised 952 Initial Squares, Mortised 952 Inland Borders 1057-1064 Inland Condensed Gothic No. 4 718 Inland Condensed Gothic No. 10 760, 761 Inland Copperplate 790, 791 Inland Extra Condensed Gothic No. 1 720 Inland Gothic No. 6 714 Inland Gothic No. 8 748, 749 Inland Gothic Nos. 1 and 8 Fractions 910 Ionic Fractions 914 Ionic Fractions No. 122 914 Ionic No. 522, Lining 625 Iron and Steel Printing Office Equipment 1285-1304 J ENSON Bold Condensed 466-469 Jenson Condensed 462-465 Jenson Initials 948 Jenson Italic No. 2, Lining 460, 461 Jenson Oldstyle No. 2, Lining 456-459 Job Type Commercial Signs 898 Job Type Fractions 906-914 Job Type Price List 40,41 Job Type Weight Prices 40, 41 XVate Greenaway Mignonettes 1008 Klondikers 1009 Knickerbocker Borders 1046 Knickerbocker Ornates 982, 983 J_iABOR-SAVING MATERIAL Brass Rule iSee Braaft Rule Index No. 3) Leads and Slugs 1222 Metal Furniture 1223 Quotation Furniture 1223 Reversible Furniture 1223 Labor-Saving Metal Furniture 1223 Labor-Saving Quotation Furniture 1223 Lady Speakers (Large and Small) 1009 Latin Antique Fractions 907 Latin Antique No. 520, Lining 655 Latin Condensed No. 550. Lining 654 PAQE Laurel Borders 1028 Laurel Ornaments 996 Law Italic No. 520, Lining 653 Law Italic No. 522, Lining 653 Leaders, American Line, Brass 1108 Leaders, American Line, Metal 890, 891 Leads, American Line 1222 Leads and Slugs, Brass 1111 Leads and Slugs, Metal 1222 Light Copperplate Gothic 674, 676 Light Copperplate Gothic Condensed . . 670, 672, 673 Light Copperplate Gothic Extended 678. 680 Light Dorsey 430, 431 Light Dorsey Italic 432, 433 Lightface No. 558, Lining 649 Lightline 668, 669 Light Litho 370, 371 Light Litho Gothic 376 Light Litho Gothic Offset 798 Linear Borders 1021,1080 Lining American Script No. 2 843 Lining Antique No. 624, 526 .626 Lining Antique No. 625 624 Lining Boldface Italic No. 520 661 Lining Boldface No. 620 661 Lining Boston Script No. 2 844 Lining Caslon Italic No. 640 320-323 Lining Caslon No. 640 116-119, 314-819 Lining Central Antique No. 2 622, 623 Lining Condensed Title No. 623 646 Lining Condensed Title No. 524 650 Lining Condensed Title No. 525 -647 Lining Copperplate Roman 663 Lining Gushing Italic No. 2 450 Lining Gushing Monotone No. 553 451 Lining Gushing No. 2 450 Lining Gushing Oldstyle Italic 446-449 Lining Gushing Oldstyle No. 2 442-446 Lining De Vinne Condensed No. 2 694, 595 Lining De Vinne Extended No. 2 600, 601 Lining De Vinne Extra Condensed No. 2 . . . 696, 697 Lining De Vinne Italic No. 2 698, 599 Lining De Vinne Italic Outline No. 2 603 Lining De Vinne No. 2 590-698 Lining De Vinne Open No. 2 602 Lining Doric No. 520 656 Lining Florentine Oldstyle No. 502 584, 685 Lining French Oldstyle Italic No. 562 464 Lining French Oldstyle No. 652 ... 142, 143, 452, 463 Lining Gothic Condensed No. 521 734 Lining Gothic Condensed No. 523 735 Lining Gothic Condensed No. 624 712, 713 Lining Gothic Condensed No. 529 733 Lining Gothic Italic No. 612 763 Lining Gothic Italic No. 524 763 Lining Gothic No. 519 to 529 711 Lining Gothic No. 520 to 526 731 Lining Gothic No. 644 710 Lining Gothic No. 546 730 Lining Inclined Gothic 763 Lining Ionic No. 522 625 Lining Jenson Italic No. 2 460, 461 Lining Jenson Oldstyle No. 2 466-469 Lining Latin Antique No. 520 665 Lining Latin Condensed No. 550 654 Lining Law Italic No. 620 663 Lining Law Italic No. 522 663 Lining Lightface No. 558 649 Lining Livermore No. 2 846 Lining Mid-Gothic No. 2 762 Lining Modern Antique No. 2 657 Lining Oldstyle Antique No. 560 428, 429 Lining Oldstyle Condensed No. 520 642 Lining Oldstyle Condensed No. 522 643 Lining Oldstyle Italic No. 623 644 Lining Oldstyle No. 523 134, 135, 644 Lining Oldstyle No. 560 136. 137 Lining Oldstyle Title No. 2 645 Lining Open Title No. 620 650 Lining Quentell No. 2 640,641 Lining Regal Italic No. 2 662 Lining Remington Typewriter No. 2 863 Lining Roman No. 624 and 527 89 Lining Ronaldson Oldstyle No. 551 138-141 Lining Royal Script 838. 839 Lining Schoeffer Oldstyle No. 2 490, 491 Lining Smith-Premier Typewriter No. 2 864 Lining Steelplate Script 842 Lining Title Nos. 524 and 634 648 Lining Title No. 651 649 Lining Tudor Black No. 2 822, 823 Lining Victoria Italic 652 Linotype Column Rules 1112 Listeners 1015 22 INDEX Index No. 1-TYPE, BORDKKS. INITIALS AND OKNAMEtiTS— Continued List of Quads. Price* LiTHO Fahilt ... CondanMd Utho . . . CondanMd Title Utho . rAOC 41 3&**n,78S,787. TW 1 I . < I i ithu Ctuthic . . . T "i«n 1\:., l-i^ht Utho C.thi.- Title Shulixl Litho . . . Uvermure No. 2. Uninic . . LoomSIkIIH a64.3« vrOkiTi . . S76 ST4,S7S 97S, S7S . $n 8M-M7 . . 7W 368. 8» . 788 "S«,787 . 848 . aei UworrrBS Calendar . SSMH Mail Uat . . 904 Railroad . . . KB Theatre . 982 TJmo-Table 908 jyiACFAKLANI) . . 470-478 MacFarland CVmdensed . 476-479 MacFarland Italic . 474.476 Machinery for Printer* (Sm />K<«x i) . . 1188-1216 1072 Mail List Type and Locotypes 904 Maltese Croeaea 931 ManiU Border 1071 Marvin Ornaments . . 1011 Matricea .... 897 Matthews . . 886.587 Matthews Condensed . . 888. 689 MeOure . . 488.489 Meadow Border 1066 Medical Sisns .896 Mercantile . 6<2 Mercantile Bold . 662 Mercantile Borders .1078 Mercantile Gothic 698 Meriontype . . 401; 408 Metal Braces and Dashes 892 MeUl Comers for Brass Rule .945 1067, 1092-1096 Metal Furniture 1228 Metal Leads and SIues 1222 Mid-Gothic No. 2. Unin» . 782 MiAle Extra Condensed 626-a» Michle Extra Condensed TiUe . 630-683 Miniature Calendar Fimires . . 886 Minimum Sort Rules for Type .... 41 Miscellaneous Electrotyped CuU ... 1142. 1148 Miscellaneous Sivns and Definitions 896 Miscellaneous Signs and Imprints . 897 Missal Initials 944 Mission Toys 994.996 Mitchell 692 Modern Antique No. Z, Unins . 667 Modem Body Type . 44-143 Monotone Border .1082 Monotone Gothic . . 694,896 Monotone Title . 698.8(7 Mortised Initials 94»-968 Mural Ornaments 996 Music Type . 882-884 MyrUe Border 1041 Na ) AVTiCAL Signs . . 898 Navajo Border ... . 1082 NewCaslon 882-887 New Caslon Auxiliaries .906 New Caslon Fractions 908, 900 New Caslon Italic 338-841 New Metal Braces 882 New Model Elite ReminKton Typewriter 849 New Model Reminirton Typewriter 861 New Model ReminKton Typewriter No. 8 862 New Model Smith Premier Typewriter 866 New Model Smith Premier Typewriter No. 8 . . . 886 New Model Underwood Typewriter 8BT News Gothic 898^101 News Gothic Condensed 702-706 News Gothic Extra Condensed 708, 707 News Gothic Extra Condensed Title 708, 709 Newspaper Borders ... ini>-l(ieo, 1081, 1074 Newspaper HaKlinss . . 1134. 1136 Newspaper Sub-Headincs .... 1183 Norwood Roman 84.86 yt»KT IJUUT Utho Gothic 798 Otr»et l.iirht Litho Gothic Title 798 Old K' •'■ '■ ■■ -li-rs 1028,1027 Old-' Fractions 911 Mo. t«0, Lininn . -,1 No. 620, LininK -.1 No. 622. LininK 428,42* 96-148 642 648 ... 906 .... 644 134,186.644 .. 136, 137 . . 124-127 1Z8-181 Olii^ OM^ Old- Old-' OldM,. OUIntyle italic No. 623. Lininir Oldntyle No. 52», Lining Oldstyla No. 660. Linins Oldstyla No. 679 Oldstyle Na 681 Oldstyle No. 683 182. 188 Oldstyle Roman (shown by sixes) 98-109 Oldstyla Title No. 2. Lining 846 Old Type and Other Metals 41 Oliver Printype . 882 Oliver Typewriter ■ 864 Open Title No. 520. Lining . 660 Oknambnts Acanthine Florets Aerial Cuts ... American Indians . Anti-Tuberculosis . . Army and Navy . . . Arrow Art Art-tiles and Outline Art-tiles Art-tile Tint Formers Athletes 1004 . . 966 . 1014 . loije 967,1009 . . 992 1096 . 1096 lOU Ballet Dancers 1014 Baseball 964-966 Beacon 998 Beardsley 998 Bill of Fare Cuts 1144 Booklet 1011 Bookman 1007 Bowlers 1012 Bulfinch 960 Busha ... 1006 Campaigners 1018 Chap-Book .990 Chap-Book Directors . 989 Chap-Book Guidons . 988 Christmas 1016 Collins FloreU luUZ, 1008 Colonials 1010 Combination .... 997 Commerce, 36 Point ... 992" Commerce, 64 Point ... 992 Copper* 1014 DeUaRobbia 1000 Debnonico Chefs and Waiters . 1012 Dewey 1006 Dixon 1000 Domestics 1015 DruggisU lOJg Egyptian 1008 Electric 1001 Elxovir Florets 1004 Flags, U. 8 1188 Floral Basket Pieces 996 Glad Hands 1007 GoK 968.969.1016 HapKd Florets 1006 Happy ThoughU 1001 Hello CuU 1009 Hoboea „ 'JH Holiday 961-268 Industrial. 36 Point 992" Industrial, 64 Point 992 Kate Greenaway Mignonettes 1008 Klondikers i^*"* Knickerbocker Omates ^8, S9 Lady Speakers WW l..aurel 996 Listeners 1«16 Margin lOH Midget Tailpiece* 1004 Miscellaneous Cuts . 1142. 1148 Mission Toys . •••**•!£ Mural »J5 I'sgi! 1007 Pickups 1018 Pointers 1007 Renaissance .?91 Riga and Traps lOW Rogers EmbeUiahmenti 1004 Rounder* 1014 Scorcher* lOW Schuil . 9«e» 28 INDEX Index No. 1— TYPE, BORDERS, INITIALS AND ORNAMENTS— Con«nued PAOE Ornaments— Conttna«d Shoppers 1010 Silhouettes 1012 Society Emblems 1140, 1141 Speakers 1013 State Seals 1137 Strathmore 978-981 Swastika 989 Tailpieces 1044 Trade Cuts 984 Trees 997 Twentieth Century 969-971 U. S. Emblems 1139 Valentine 1007 Versatile 972-977 Warships 967 Wayside 986-987 Outline Art-tiles 1096 Outline Faces Cheltenham Bold Outline 208-211 De Vinne Italic Outline 603 De Vinne Open 602 Engravers Old English Open 799 Roycroft Open 606. 607 Xabst Borders 1039 Pabst Italic 414, 415 Pabst Oldstyle 410-413 Page Ornaments 1007 Palm Borders 1041 Panel Borders 1022, 1023 Panel Brass Rule 1113 Panel Pieces 1092 Paragraph Marks Bewick 933 Caslon 983 Chap-Book Guidons 988 Cheltenham 933 Delia Robbia 933 Dorsey 933 Priory 933 Priory Open 933 Parentheses 898, 900, 901 Parentheses and Brackets 896. 898, 900, 901 Parts of Body Lett.er Fonts 41 Patriotic Borders 1081 Pen Print 404. 408 Pen Print Bold 792. 793 Per Cent and Cent Marks 899 Perforated Rule, Brass and Steel 1111 Perpetual Calendar Logotypes 926-928 Pickups 1013 Piece Accents 914 Piece Fractions 893, 894 Piece Root Signs 894 Pips for Cards 929 Plain Face Rule, Brass 1098-1103 Point Leads, Labor Saving 1222 Pointers, Black, Shaded, Contour 1007 Pontiac 638, 639 Porson Greek 880 Post Borders 1078 Post Condensed 622, 623 Post Monotone 626, 627 Post Monotone No. 2 628, 529 Post Oldstyle Italic 624, 526 Post Oldstyle Roman No. 1 516, 617 Post Oldstyle Roman No. 2 618-521 Presses, Paper Cutters, etc. (See Index No. i) Price List of Body Type 40 Price List of Brass Rule 1108-1112 Price List of Job Type 40. 41 Price List of Spaces and Quads 41 Primrose Border 1032 V^UADRUPLE Cast Squares 1067 Quads and Spaces 41 Quads and Spaces (Price List Job Fonts) 41 Quads, Angular and Circular 1222 Quads, Corner 1111, 1223 Quads, Quotation 1223 Quentell Fractions 910 Quentell No. 2. Lining 640. 641 Quotatioa Furniture 1223 Quotation Marks 899 JtvABBINIC 881 Radical Signs 893 Railroad Gothic 758. 769 Recipe Marks 929 PAGE Recut Caslon 120-123, 324-327 Recut Caslon Italic 328-331 References. Body Type 888 Regal Italic No. 2, Lining 652 Remington Typewriter, New Model 851 Remington Typewriter No. 2, Lining 863 Remington Typewriter No. 3, New Model .... 852 Renaissance Mortised Initials 951 Renaissance Ornaments 991 Reproducing Typewriter 860, 861 Reversible Metal Furniture 1223 Ribbon Face Typewriter 868 Rigs and Traps 1018 Rogers Embellishments 1004 Roman Fractions 908 Roman No. 510 82, 83 Roman No. 590 86-88 Roman No. 5% 90-93 Roman No. 699 94-96 Ronaldson Oldstyle No. 651, Lining 138-141 Rose Borders 1068 Round Corners, Brass 1118-1120 Rounders 1014 Royal Script, Lining 838, 839 Roycroft 602-606 Roycroft Fractions 913 Roycroft Open 606, 507 Roycroft Tinted 794, 795 Russian 881 Oaint John 824 Sansom Border 1084 Scheme for Weight Fonts 42 Schoeffer Oldstyle Initials 942 Schoeffer Oldstyle No. 2, Lining 490. 491 Schuil Border 992' Schwabacher 872 Schwabacher No. 2 873 Scorchers (Large and Small) 1010 Scoring Rule. Brass and Steel 1111 Scotch Roman 76-79.394-397 Script Faces American 843 Bond 847 Boston 844 Commercial 840, 841 Livermore 846 Royal 838,839 Steelplate 842 Typo (Name changed from Tiffany) .... 828, 829 Typo Extended (Name changed from Tiffany) 830 831 Typo Shaded (Name changed from' Tiffany) 826[ 827 Typo Slope (Name changed from Tiffany) 8.34. 835 Typo Upright (Name changed from Tiffany) 832, 833 Typo Upright Bold 836,837 University 845 Seals 930-931 Seals, State 1137 Sectional Calendars 928 Sectional Initial Formers 953 Self-Spacing Piece Fractions 893 Shaded Litho Title 786. 787 Shaded Pointers 1007 Shaded Stars 931 Shaw Text 802,803 Shoppers 1010 Silk Remington Typewriter 860 Signs Algebraic 895 Arithmetical 895,898 Astronomical 895, 896, 898 Ck>mmercial 895, 898 Ecclesiastical 895 Job and Commercial 898 Mathematical 895. 898 Medical 896.898 Miscellaneous 897. 898 Nautical 898 Piece Root 894 Radical, Special 893 Weather 932 Signs and Definitions 895 Signs and Logotypes for Time-Tables 902 Silhouettes 1012 Six Point American Typewriter 858 Six Point Borders 1017 Six Point Braces and Dashes 888, 892 Sizes of Minimum Weight Fonts 40 Slocum Seals 930 Slugs. Brass Jill Slugs and Leads, Metal 1222 24 INDEX Index No. 1-TYPE. BORDERS, INITIALS AND ORNAMENTS- Co/ifj/iuerf Slug.. K..it 1223 SluKt. Take 1223 Sin,;l.-|-r>-ni;.-,- I vi ,■-.. r I.T- . , BM, H4 >l, ■■.[■■.:■•., ..r Vm. .^■.■.r \„.t,Uninx .... DM -i ■' '■•:■:■■■ 1 i|..-v.,,t.-iN,..S,N«wModel . . . 8M .tr.it>i«( U40.1UI il Price List, Job Fontt 41 1231 l(ii:< , s. 1, «»* . irw . vst4 <'ntha*M . . t<<>K r>< -^t:i »Kr2 ■■ i.,T> ir.'l iii-.'i Wood MaltocCroSMS t*ofnt«d .... ^riWB Perforatinir Kult»s . . .^ii.<-i mm iron Printinic Office Equipment Sitecl Cutting and Scorinjr Rule Staelplate Script, Lininif Stenoirraf Straitd Borders .Stntthmore Borders .... .struthmore Mortised Initinl!* Strathratire Oldstyle .^^trathroiire Omamentf J^trip Rule Stmiley Stuilley Condensed <• Uv I'nndensfld Fractions tended '.tra Condensed . . :-. . Jer .-^ui< Heads for Newspapers . Surilriaa for Body Type . . Superior and Inferior Letters Swastika Borders (Black and Outiin*) Swastika Ornaments Synopsis of Lining Modem Roman . Synoiwti of Linins Oldstyle Roman ItM.S 1162 9S1 M\. 1(MH . . . 1137 . . . nil 1285-1304 . . . nil .842 WiT loM 614-«17 978-«81 1098-1104 480.481 482.483 . . 909 486^487 484.486 . . 1078 . .1183 Xabard Tabard Borders Tables vivinjc Brass Rule Prices Tailpiec»?s . . TakeSlutrs TarilT Siirns Teasel Border Ten Point American Typewriter Text Faces Becker Caslon . Cathedral Chaucer . . Church . . Qoister Bbu:k EnsraTers Old Enslish Ensravers OM English Bold Ensravers Old English Open . Flemish Black Saint John Shaw Tudor Black Typo Text Wedding Theatre Logotypes Thin Spaces, Brass and Copper Thistle Border Three Point Borders TiiTany Face* (name changed to Typo) . 894 1047 989 44-48 . 670. 671 urn 1108-1112 lOM. 1144 . . . 1223 ... 602 108S Time-Saving Mail List Type and Logos . TImr" Bord.-n> 788. 827. .752.768, ' vpea. Signs and References . 4 American Press Seats 1192 American Roller Spray , . 1227 American Kiiui^hinff Machine . . 1170 American Steel Run Cabinet No. 2 123« American Thin Space* ..... 11:11 American Type Maaaarea 1211 AnKular Quads V2Zi Atlas Hand Numbering Machines 1197 IJAsas AND Blocks Cast Iron . 12m Challense . 1200 MilU. 1201 Rabbeted I'.iii Rouse . ll;).--. 12iil Suddard . WW Weael r.'do Wilson l:;"0 Bates Hand Numbarins Machine* 1197 Beating Brushes, Stereotype 1216 Bellows 1214 Bench Cutters 1170 Benxine Brushes 1224 Benzine Canh Imperial Non-Explosive . 1224 Steel Clad 1224 Succeas Safety 1224 Battis Lead and SIuk Cases 1279, 1280 Battis Space and Quad Case . 1279 Beveled Furniture . . 1288 Binders. Staple ... 1174, 1175 Bindery Tablaa .... . . 1173 Bindery Tables. Boston . 1 173 Bin.l. : 1190 Blai. .-Bench 1271 Blan, 1 Rubber 1228 Bkxka and Btt5i-9 119st-1200 Bodkins 1214 Book and Job Galley Cabineti< 1254 Book Chasea 1218 Bookbinders' Boards . 1271 Bookbinders' Cabinet? 1272 Book! ^ 12T2 BooV 1271 Book ■ 12T2 Book 127(1 Book I 12T2 Booki 121S Bookbirwlcnt .MaT.'nalM and .supplies 127t>-1273 Bookbindata' Plow and Press 1270 Bookbindara' Prcaa Boards 1271 Bookbinders' RubUns-up Sticks 1270 Bookbinders' Sawinc Bench 1270 Bookbinders' Straisht Edse 1272 Bookbindara' TaUea 1272 Bookbindara' Wire 1229 Border Caaaa 12X1 Border and Script Type Cabinels 12.13 Boatoo Bensine Brush 1224 Beaton Bindery Tables 1 1 73 Boaton Lead Rack \Hifi Host..: .„lt.r Bo*l AvT Work Table Extension . 1174 1174 Busti'i iinlierinir Machines , . UM Bdstoti \\ii< Sini.les .1228 H4»U.n WireStitchinif .MachincH ... 1172.1178 Bimton Wire Stitcher Work Table Kxtenslon . . im Boxwood Type Measures 1211 Brackets 121(4- Brackets, Case . rati- ' ■ Galley . . I2M- ittent TiltinK 12H1' i.Mllcr , . r-'M' 1.],. . l..i .Inl, rrcses 1215 Mra^s an-i C"'!.!..-!- Thin Spm-cs . . 1131 Ilr:,s',ti.| .M.luU'orner Quails 1111 1223 ■ :.t» UNO. 1215 v» 121)4 1205 l>^ee Praof Rule Indfx No. ») 1091 -ll:« 1-253 1283 l.Hr 1108 1 HI.. nil 1205 1210 1211 1228 1 Chases ... 1221 I.T Staple Binder 1175 l'.>-21 1., ..,,/.,, ,w . ,..,:. . . 12-Jl 1Z24 Bniwer Drum Cylinder Press 1157 Brown & Carver and Oswegro Cutters , 1165 lies Brushes . 1218, 1224 Buckeye Composing Sticks . . 1210 Buckeye Ink Fountain . , 1186 Bullock Ejector Press Punch . 1182 Burbank's Embossintr Composition . 1227 Burch Perforators 1164 Byerly Fisrure Coses . 1277 Oabinets Ad-Man's 1240 American Steel Ran No. 2 . 1238 Bookbinders' 1272 Border and Script Type . . 1253 Cardboard and Paper Stock 1265 1272 Cut 1248 Doraey Combination Pressrfion) VSA Dorsey Compositors' Workinir . . 1252 Electro and Cut 1248 Extension Front . 1238 FHirniture, Metal . 1266 1269 Galley 1252 1254 Grand 12SS Handy Letter Board 1264 Handy Sort I2S9 Indexed Elwtrot.vpe . . 1248 Ink and Roller ... ... 12G0 Inm (."Sec Indejr A'". .'- 1 Job Press 1260 Lead and SIuk 1269 Lettfjr Board 1264 Linotype Ejector Blade . . 1251 Linotype Mairazine ... 1250 Linotype Matrix 1251 Masterman . i2.i;i Metal Furniture 12iKi lJ>i:< Monotype ... li-.l New Departure . . 1241 Paite Form Stonurc 1254 Paper and Card Stock Polhcmus .... 1272 1234 Porter Extension Front. Steel-Run 1288 Pressman's Register 1266 Pressroom, Doraey . . 1264 Reversible Unit . . 1238. 1287 Roller 1260 Rowen Border and Script 12SS Specimen 1249 SUtionery snd Cardboard . 1272 St.. ■ ■ ■ ■■ r No.S) St. . Departure 1241 St.. .r 1288 St«HM Kiiii .-Mands tae9 earn Ktandii). Strip Lead and Rule 1240 Tracy 1240 Tympan Paper ... 12*6 Wisconsin Hard Woo.1 1248 Wisconsin Window 1242 Wood Type 124» 27 INDEX Index No. 4-PRINTERS' MACHINERY, TOOLS, MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES AND WOOD GOODS AND WOOD COMPOSING ROOM FURNITURE- Continued PAGE California Job Cases 1274 Cans, Benzine 1224 Cap Case 1274. 1276 Carborundum Knife Stones 1170 Card Cutters 1207 Card Index Punch Heads 1176, 1182 Card Stock Cabinets 1272 Carpenter Quarter Case 1283 Case Brackets 1284" Case Pulls 1283 CaseRacks 1247 Cases Accent 1283 Accent, Dearins 1275 Accent. One-Quarter 1283 Adjustable Lead and Slug 1277 All Right Space and Quad 1283 Bettis Lead and Slug 1279, 1280 Bettis Space and Quad 1279 Border 1277 Boston Lead Rack 1266 Brass Leader 1279, 1283 Byerly Figure 1277 California Job 1274, 1279 Cap 1274. 1276 Cap and Lower 1274, 1276 Carpenter Quarter 1283 Cast Iron Furniture 1228, 1279 Combination Job 1275 Compact Rule 1281 Dearing Accent 1275 Dearing Job 1275, 1278 Double Lower 1274 Double Yankee Job 1275 Duplex Job 1276, 1279 Figure 1277. 1283 Figure. One-Quarter 1283 Fractions •. , . 1283 Fumeaux Rule 1278 Furniture. Metal 1278, 1289 Furniture, Wood 1268 German Upper and Lower 1276 Greek Upper and Lower 1276 Hamilton Blank 1281 Hamilton Job 1275 Hamilton Lead and Slug 1278, 1279 Hamilton Leader Box 1214 Hamilton New Rule 1282, 1283 Happy Border 1283 Harris Border 1281 Harris Rule 1281 Hebrew Upper and Lower 1276 Ideal Brass leader 1283 Improved Cap 1276 Improved Job 1274, 1279 Improved New York Job 1275 Improved Space and Quad 1277 Individual Lead or Rule 1281-1283 Italic or Job 1274 Jones Metal Furniture 1279 Labor-saving Reglet 1266, 1267 Labor-Saving Wood Furniture 1268 Lead and Slug 1277-1280 Lead and Slug, Two Rivers 1278 Leader 1283 Lead or Rule 1278, 1279. 1281-1283 Lower 1274, 1276, 1277 Mammoth Labor-saving Furniture 1268 May Leader Box 1214 Metal Furniture 1278, 1279 Music 1277 Neshota Rule 1278 New Departure 1273 News (Cap and Lower) 1274 Patent Clasp 1273 Paterson Job 1275 Perfection Rule 1281 Person Greek 1276 Practical Space and Quad 1277 Price List of Cases 1273 Quadruple 1274 Quarter 1281-1283 Quarter Rule 1281, 1282 Reglet, Labor-Saving 1267 Rule 1278,1281-1283 Russell Tabular 1276 Sanspareil Rule 1281 Script or Wood 1263, 1278 Signs 1283 Space and Quad 1277. 1279. 1283 Space and Quad. All Right 1283 PAGE Cases — Continued Spaceless Job 1274. 1279 Steel Composing Rule ; . 1211 Steel Furniture 1228 Tabular 1276. 1283 Thin Spaces 1231 Three-Quarter 1279 Time-Table Quarter 1283 Triple 1274 Two Rivers Cap 1274 Two Rivers Lead and Slug 1278 Two-Third 1278, 1279 Wells Two-Font Job 1275 Wheeler Job 1275 Wisconsin Lead Rack 1266 Wisconsin Quarter 1283 Wood Furniture 1268 Wood-Type 1278 Yankee Job 1275, 1278 Zenobia 1278 Case Brackets 1284°. 1284* Case Pulls 1214 Case Racks 1247. 1248 Case Stands City 1243 Iron and Steel (See Index No. 5) New York 1247 Polhemus 1243 Price List 1247 Steel Run 1244, 124S Tracy Steel Run 1246 Case Stands and Racks 1247 Cast Iron Chases 1221 Cast Iron Furniture 1202 Cast Iron Sectional Blocks 1200 Cast Rollers 1228 Cement Brush 1216 Cement, Padding 1216 Challenge Cast Iron Sectional Blocks 1200 Challenge Herapel Quoins 1208 Challenge Mammoth Iron Furniture 1202 Challenge Metal Sectional Blocks 1200 Challenge Proof Press 1186 Challenge Steel Sectional Blocks 1200 Challenge Type-High Gauges 1192 Chandler & Price Gordon Presses 1159, 1160 Chandler & Price Ink Fountains 1186 Chandler & Price New Series Presses 1159 Chandler & Price Paper Cutters 1169 Chandler & Price Proof Presses 1185 Chases, Electric- Welded 1217, 1221 Book 1218 Brazed Steel 1221 Bright Steel 1221 Cast Iron 1221 CastSteel 1221 Electrotype 1220 For Job Presses 1219 Heading 1221 McGreal Combination 1221 Newspaper, Folio 1218 Newspaper. Quarto 1220 Poster 1219 Quadruple 1220 Spider, for Job Presses 1221 Steel Screw 1221 Stereotype 1220 Twin or Folio 1218 Twin or Quarto with Bars 1220 Chase and Form Racks 1189 Check Numbering Machine 1194 Chesapeake Economy Compound 1227 Chicago Drying Racks 1284 Circular and Angular Quads 1222 City Double Case Stands 1243 City Single Case Stands 1243 Climax Register Hooks 1198 Cloth Cutting Machine 1270 Cloth, Roller 1228 Coifs Armory Presses 1161-1163 Combination Chase. McGreal 1221 Combination Job Case 1275 Combination Paper Jogger 1209 Combination Pressroom Cabinet . . . 1250, 1254. 1265 Combination Quoin Keys 1207 Combination Shute- Board and Type-High Machine 1192 Combined Eyelet and Punch Set 1215 Common Screw Composing Stick 1210 Compact Rule Case 1281 Composing Room Cabinet 1239 28 INDEX Index Na 4-PRINTERS' MACHINERY, TOOLS, MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES AND WOOD GOODS AND WOOD COMPOSING ROOM FURNITURE Continued Conipo«inff Room Cylinder Proof Praw Gonipaainir RuU> Cue Coapuaiiv Kules . . . OoMrooNO SncKii AU Bru« News Buckeye . . Common Screw French Pmttern . Grovcr Improved Standard Perfect News Poater . Roiue Job . Star Yankee Job . . . Conpoeitlon* Embaei«in,i Cotnpoaition, Roller . . . Gompoeitore' Working Cabinft Copper Alloy Take SIuks . Copper and Brau Thin Spaces Copy Cutton" Dciik Copy Holden Comer Quads. Brass and Metal Correcting Rank C-orrwtinit Cm»«, Monotype Cott's Improved Tablet Holder and Clamp Counter, Paper USA . 1211 1211 1210 ILMO ll'lO 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 . 1210 121" 1227 122.S 12.'i2 l'22:f ]VM . 12.'>:> . iL'jr, 111. 122.i 1253 12,"il 1216 . 121« Eo COUNTBBS American 119» Durant . . IIW Redinrton . . l['M Sheppard IIM Couplers. Tape 121S Cranston Cylinder Presses . 11S8 Crawford's Ink Reducer 1227 Cut Cabinet* r.Mi Cutter*. Card 1207 Cutter*. Lewi and Rule . . 1191 Cnttan. Matych Plate . 1192 Cutter*. Paper . . 1165-1171) Cuttinjr and CrvasinK Preii^^-s 1168 Cutting Attachments fur Portland Punching Machine* 1178 Cutting Blocks, Sterling 1182 Cuttins Gauire for Bookbinderv . 1272 Cuttinir Rule. Steel .1111 Cylinder B«llow> . . 1214 CvuNnBH Psaasis Brower Craiuton Diamond Premier . . . Stonemetz . . Whltlock . Cylinder Press Counten* Cylinder Press Feed Guides Cylinder Press Locks ... Cylinder Press Roller* 1167 1158 1158 U5,<-1155 . . . 1158 1156. 1156 . . . 119S 1212. 1213 ... 1203 . . 1228 Dk /eaking Accbnt Cask Dearinjc Job Cases Desks Detscbabli '• ■■ ' . ts DetaehabI' ,\ Diamond ( Diamond rar* r i um>t» Die Cuttinir Press. Oswesro Dillinfrham Punch ... Dijci,- "• ■ ' •■' iner Donr . >il.itor Dor^' :"n I'ressnicjni Cabinet DoriM^j ...,.in,-,^.t-.r'B WorkinK Cabinet Dorsey ImposinK Stone Frame ... Doable Case Brackets Double Case Stands . Double Grip Gauire . Doable Lower Case Double Yankee Job Case Drills for Paper .... Drum Cylinoer Presses Dkting RArKii American . . ChicajTo Koemer's Interlockinir New York Duplex Job Case . . Durant Counters . 1275 ... 127(1 ... 1255 1284'. 1284" 1284'. 1284* ... 1168 1168 1186 1182 .1227 ... 1227 ... 1254 . 1262 , . 12.'i7 1284-, 1284' 1243 1213 . 1274 127.^ 11X1 llf.7 12>'..'. 12.M ii-'7i; iiw JooNoMU' lufofliNR Stone Framk Ki«»elnr niade f'^ihinet ft 1217, I '.hascH '1 Newspaper Headinff* . . 1 Newspaiwr Sub-UeadinifH I Take .Sluifs '>'ets fur Southworth Punches . 12fiO 12.'.1 1182 1184 1221 1248 1220 1135 ILSS 1223 12(r7 1227 1183 1152 1230 1230 1266 1227 1212 -1240 1212 1215 1180 1230 r^AvoRiTE Quoins 1208 Feed Guides . . 1212. 1213 Felt Blankets ... 1228 Felt Holler Cloth . . 1228 Figure Cases 1276, 1277, 1283 Files, Hamilton Newspaper 1280 Fini»hinK Benches for Bookbinder* . 1271 FiniahinK .Stand for Bookbinders 1270, 1272 Fixtures. Overhead 1209 Flicker Combined Benzine Can and Brush . . . .1224 Fly Sticks 124S Fuldinsc Machines 12S2 Folio Chases 1218 Foot Power Attachment Sterlinar Round Cornerins Machine 1182 Foot Sluir* 1228 Foot Sticks. Iron 1226 Form Racks 1189 Form Storajce Cabinets 1264 Form Trucks 1189 Fountains 1186 Four-Tier Wisconsin Lead Rack . 1266 Fraction Cases 1288 Fumeaux Rule Case 1278 Fumeaux Storage Cabinet . . 1269 FURNITUKE Beveled Labor-SavinR Cast Iron . . Labor-Savinjc Metal Labor-Savinic Quotation .... Labor-SavinK Reversible MetiiJ Labor-SavinK Steel I.4ibor-SavinR Wood Mammoth Iron . . Furniture Cabinet . . . Furniture Cases . . . Furniture. Yard Lengths .1268 1202 1228 1223 1223 122S I'-'iW 12"2 l2:io Ga f Ai.t.EY Brackets . Galley Cabinets (iiilley Ix>ck . . Galley Lock-up . Galley Proof Presses Galley Racks Galleys All-Brsss All-Brass. Graduated All-Brass Monotype American Patented One-piece Rim Brass Lined Bright Steel Galvanised Ste<-I Half Lined Job Lincoln. All-Brass . I.inoryi>e Mailint; McFatrich Mercantile AddresainK Milhoiland Mustang Mailing . Plate Zinc Presaed Brass ... Pressed Bteel Storage . 1284*. 1284' 1252. 1254 . . . 1206 ... 1205 1185. I1H6 ... 1246 1204.1206 . . .1204 1204 . 1204 1206 .1206 . . . 1206 1206 1204. 1206 1206 1206 . 1206 1206 1202 1206 1206 1206 1206 120C 29 INDEX Index No. 4-PRINTERS' MACHINERY, TOOLS, MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES AND WOOD GOODS AND WOOD COMPOSING ROOM FURNITURE- Contt/tued Galleys— Continued Riveted Zinc Unlined Zinc Gaily Cuttinif and Creasinjr Presses Gaily Universal Embossinj? Press Gauge. Brass Line Gaui^e Pin Drawer Gauge Pins and Guides 1212, Gauges for BooIering Machines Ink Fountains Ink Knives Inkoleum lT\k.Fr\nting (Write for Complete ink Book) ^ Ink Reducers Ink Regulators . [ . . Ink Slabs , . , Ink Spade . . Interlocking Drying Racks, Koemer's ...... Iron and Steel Equipment 1284- Iron Furniture Iron Gauge Pin Drawers Iron Newspaper Bases Iron Pulleys " ' Iron Sectional Blocks . . . Iron Side and Foot Sticks Iron Top Imposing Surfaces Italic or Job Case PAQE 1203 1276 1208 1274 1275 1277 1210 1216 1190 1248 1182 1281 1260 1250 1197 1186 1211 1227 1227 1227 1214 1211 1284 -1304 1202 1212 1201 1209 1200 1226 mm 1274 tloB Bank 1252 Job Chases 1219 Job Galley Cabinets 1254 Job Galleys 1204-1206 Job Press Brake 1215 Job Press Cabinet 1250 Job Press Chases 1219 Job Press Counters ,1193 Job Presses 1159-1163 Job Sticks 1201 Joggers 1209 Jones Metal Furniture Case 1279 Justrite Oily Rag Can 1164 K. ..AUFMAN Imposing Stone Frame 1266 Keys and Quoins 1208, 1209 Kleenu 1227 Knives Ink 1211 Overlay 1211 Pallet 1211 Paper Cutter 1170 Pressman's 1211 Tablet 1216 Koerner's Patent Interlocking Drying Racks . . 1284 XJabel Holders Labor-Saving Cast Iron Furniture . I^abor-Saving Furniture Cases .... Labor-Saving Lead Racks Labor-Saving Leads, American . . - Labor-Saving Metal Furniture ... Labor-Saving Quotation Furniture . . Labor-.Saving Reglet Labor-Saving Reglet Cases Labor-Saving Steel Furniture .... Labor-Saving Wood Furniture .... Labor-Saving Wood Furniture Cases . Laureate Platen Printing Press , . , Lead and Rule Cases Lead and Rule Cutters Lead and Slug Bank Lead and Slug Cases Leader Box Leader Case Leaders, American Line, Brass Lead Racks Leads, American Line Leads and Slugs Leather Pocket Rule Case Letter Board Cabinets Letter Boards 1262, Lettering Pallet Lever Paper Cutters . . 1168- 1278. 1253 1202 1268 1266 1222 1223 1223 1267 1267 1228 1268 1268 1161 1281 1191 1269 1279 1214 1283 1108 1266 1222 1222 1211 1264 1268 1215 1170 30 INDEX Index No. 4-PRINTERS' MACHINERY. TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES AND WOOD GOODS AND WOOD COMPOSING ROOM FURNITURE Continued Uncoln An-Braa> Uallcy f>AUI . 12(15 News teases I 1271 ll.Vi New Series Chandler A Price Press Lincoln Typ*» Measurv 1211 Newspaper Chases 121,- l-.l'l Un« Mciwurm 1210 Newspai>er Fllei* r.M" J Iftninif lj«^stl> .,,..,,, 1222 Newspaper Foldei> Newspaper Galleys . . Newspaiier Haadinffs . l.'y 12" 1 i.;i«; 1 Unotypr Liner mnd Ejeeter Blad* (MiiMt 1251 Ijnotyp*? (.alleys . 1206 ll:(i. m.'. Linotyiw Mairailne Cabinet .1240 .Newspaper Prsaaaa . . 11, vi 11. > 1 Linotype Matrix Cahincl 1251 New»i>aper Sub-Hoadinirii llSi Linotype Tlaners 122.'. News Sticks 1210 1 Linotype Saw - . 11K7 New .^tar Adjustable Lockup 1208 L Ijiqutd IVment Briixh 1216 New Star Line Measure 1210 [ l^tlid IVltlittK Glue 1216 New Wedge Star CompoalnE Stick . . Now Winv-Horton Mailers . ... 1210 Locka. Galley Lons Wood Quoins . . 1205 1226 1188 New York Case Brackets . . !2Hf-1284' Looae Leaf Punchinir Attachment ... 1176. 1182 New York Double Case Stands 1247 Low Caa« Bracket 1284'. 12,>t4' New York Dryinc Racks . . 1284 Lye Bruahes . ... 1224 New York Improved Job Case 1276 iVlACHtNE«Y FOR PRINTGKa Masailne Cabinet, Linotype New York Quadruple Case Stands New York Sinicln Caae Staiuis . . Non Explosive Benzine Cans 1247 1188-1187 1270 1247 1224 Ma«7ilfyinir Glaaaea .... Mailinic Galleys Make-up Rules Make-up Tables 1280 1206 . 1211 1269 Nt;MBCRiNC Machines American . . Atlaa ... Bates ... 1194-1197 1197 1197 1197 Maiung Maciii.nks Boston Model 1191 Acme .... 1188 Manmioth . . WX, MercanUle. 1188 Midvet . . 1 1'l.S Mustanff . . . 1188 One inch ... . 1194 New Winir-Horttin 1188 Roberts .1197 Mallets. All Kinds 1225 Wetter. All Kinds 1194-1197 Mam-"..!!. !-■" [■'..•-."in.-. 121)2 Numbering Machine Ink 1197 Man ■ Furniture (■;!-,. 12>« Man ^-t-rinp Mai-hiri<-> 11% Wll.Y RAC CAN.S. JUSTRITE ^ Maim;..:.. i..,.. L'jises . . . 1278 1164 Manufacturers' Card Cutter Marble Impoains Tables . . . . .1207 1256-1263 Old .Style News Cases 1274 1194 One Inch Wide Wetter Numberinv Machine Marble Ink Slabs . . .1214 ("Inlario Paper Cutters . 1167 Marvel Punching Machine . . . . 1181 Open Hole Punch Sets 1178 Masterman ComiMwinK Room Cabinet . . . . . .1289 Orro Embosser .... 12(r7 Materials and Supplies for Bonkhinders 1270-1273 Oswuitu Die Cutting Preas . 1166 Matrix Cabinet. Linotype . 1261 Oswegt) Paper Cutters . . . Overhead Fixtures 1166-1168 Matych Plate Cutter . . 1192 1209 May Leader Box 1214 Overlay Knife . . 1211 MrFatrich Galleya 1206 McGreal Combination Chaaes . 1221 Jadding GLItK I'a#re Form Storage Cabinets . Pallet for l^!ttering Pallet Ink Knives Measures. Type Mevill Automatic Kcifiiiter t^uaife . . Mercjintile Adcln*Sf»jn»f Machine ... Mercantile Addressinir Mmiiifie Galleys Mercantile Quoins 1210. 1211 121S 1188 1206 11S8 1216 1264 1216 1211 Metal Cleaner 1227 Metal Comer Quatls 1223 Paper Cutters Metal Furniture 122:i Advance Ijcver 1169 MeUI Fumitur.- Cahin.l ij...;, I2«i Advance Pony I^'ver 1169 Metal Furniture Case lliTs. 127H Chandler 4 Price 1169 Metal Furniture Storage Cabinet , 1286-1269 Chandler & Price Lever tl«9 Metal Leads and SIuk» . . . 1222 Diamond 1168 MeUI Seelional Blocks 1200 Ontario 1167 MeUllic Tape Couplers 121S Oswego Automatic 1166 Metropolitan lmi»OHint: Stone Framei. Midi.'eT S;if.-(-. (jiloins 12S7 1208 Oswego Bench Oswego Combination Hand and Power .1170 1166 1222 Oswego Die Cuttinit 1166 .Tnlj^'rinK Machint*.*. 1 !;».':• Oswego Hand I#ver . 1168 PC Cialleys 120:*) Oswego Hand Wheel Drive 1166 ■ Truck ll'JO Oswego Paper Mill 1166 • ■rsal Saw-TrimlTMT Us? Osweifo Power. Hand (1ami> 1166 rrrjin'n l)ej*k No, 1 12,'..'i OaweKo Semi-Autoniatic 1165. 1166 '■* [)<-uk 12.S.T Peerless Gem . . 1170 -. IVsk 12.Vi Paper and Card Stock Cabinets 1266.1272 lliri Paper Box Cutting and Creasing Preaaea 1168 :>'ikrht Iron Newspaper Bases 1201 . 1214 Paper Counter . Paper Cutter Kniv.^ 1216 1170 .i.ichinea 1191 Paper Drill . . 1181 .Monarcn Hempel Quoins . 12riK Paper Folders I2:a I2.il Pai>er Jo»rger 1209 Monotype Correctinir Case Ilil Paper Punches 1176-1181 Monotype Galleys 1204 Paper Roll Trucks 1190 Movable Dryinir Racks 12M Patent All-Brass Galleys 1204 Movable Galley Racks 12 Hi Paterson Job Case 1276 Music Cases MustanK Mailer 1277 1IK« Pebbling Machines . . . PedaatM Foot Power Attachment 1170 1182 Mustans MaiUnK Galley UW Peerless Gem Ixiver Paper Cutlers Peerless Job Printing Presses 1170 1160 il ATIONAL CaKD Cl'TTKK I'erfecting Rule .Set 1211 ri"7 Perfection Patent Clasp CaM'»i 1273 National Rotary Perforator UK! P. rf...ti.,n It.ilf Case 1281 Neshota Rule Case 127X ' ' ilileting Press 1216 New Century Ink Fountain llsii 1210 New Departure Cabinets 1241 1 ■ ' jauge . 1212 New Departur* Type Case* 1273 Perforating and Scoring Machines . 1188 81 INDEX Index No. 4-PRINTERS' MACHINERY, TOOLS, MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES AND WOOD GOODS AND WOOD COMPOSING ROOM FURNITURE- Continued 1212, 1176- 1166- 1163- Perporatobs 1164, Burch . . . Hand National Rotary Tatum Pilot Hand Lever Press Pins, Gauge Planers Plate Cutter Plate Zinc Galleys Plow and Press for Bookbinders . . . Pocket Magnifying Glasses Pocket Rule Case, Leather Polhemus Cabinets Polhemus Case Stands Popular Card Cutter Porson Greek Case Porter Extension Front Cabinets . . . Portland Multiple Punching Machine Poster Chases Poster Sticks, Wood Potter Proof Presses Power Paper Cutters Power Perforators Practical Height Gauge Premier Presses Premium Card Cutter Press Boards 1226, Press Brake Press Counters Press, Die Cutting . Pressed Brass Galleys Pressed Steel Storage Galleys Press Guides , . Press Locks, Cylinder ... . . . Pressman's Cabinet , . . . Pressman's Combination Quoin Key Pressman's Knife Pressman's Quoin Key . , Pressman's Register Cabinet Press Points Press Punch Ejectors Press Rollers Pressroom Cabinet, Dorsey Pressroom Trucks Press Seats Price List of Brackets Price List of Cases Price List of New Departure Type Cases . , . . Price List of Wood Type Printers' Quoins Printers' Saw Table Printers' Tweezers Printers' Wood Goods 1234 Printing Ink. (Write for Complete Ink Hook.) PAGE 1183 1164 1183 1183 1183 1160 1213 122.5 1192 1206 1270 1230 1211 12.'?4 1243 1207 1276 1238 1178 1219 1210 1184 1169 1183 1192 1155 1207 1271 1215 1193 1163 1206 1206 1213 1203 12,';4 vzm 1211 1209 12S5 12(19 1182 1228 1254 1190 1192 1284'' 1273 1273 1145 1226 1187 1214 1284 Printing Presses 1163, 1163 Brower Drum Cylinder 1157 Chandler & Price Gordon 1160 Chandler & Price New Series 11.59 Colt's Armory 1161-1163 Cranston 1158 Diamond 1158 Gaily Cutting and Creasing 1163 Gaily Universal Embossing 1163 Laureate Models J and T 1161 Peerless 1160 Pilot Lever 1160 Pilot Lever Hand Press 1160 Premier • 11,53-1156 Premier Two-Revolution Press 1153-1155 Stonemetz 1158 Washington Hand 1186 Whitlock Newspaper Press 1156 Whitlock Three Roller 1156 Whitlock Two-Revolution Pony . 1155, 1156 Proof Planers 1225 Proof Presses Challenge 1186 Chandler & Price 1185 Potter 1184 Vandercook 1185 Washington Hand 1186 Wesel Patent Electric ... . , 1184 Proofreaders' Desks 1255 Pulleys, Wood and Iron 1209 Punches and Eyelets 1215 Punching Attachment Sterling Round Cornering Machine 1182 Punching Heads 1177 Punching Machines 1176-1181 Hummer 1181 Marvel 1181 Portland 1176-1178 Southworth 1179, 1180 Standard 1181 Punching Machines, Hand Power 1181 Punch Sets U80 Pyramid Lead and Slug Bank 1269 vrtiJAD Cases 1283 Quadruple Cases 1274 Quadruple Chases 1220 Quads (See Type Index) Quads, Circular and Angular 1222 Quads, Corner 1223 Quarter Cases 1281-1283 Quarto Chases 1220 Quoin Keys 1209 Quoins Challenge Hempel 1208 Favorite 1208 Improved Hempel 1208 Long Wood 1226 Mercantile 1188 Midget 1208 Monarch 1208 New Star 1208 Register 1208 Wickersham 1208 Wooden, in Boxes, Barrels and Bags 1226 Quotation Furniture 1223 Quotation Quads 1223 Ra Labbeted Bases . . .1200 Racks and Case Stands ... 1247 Racks, Drying .... 1284 Racks, Lead 1266 Racks, Movable Galley 1246 Radio-Iron Imposing Surfaces 1203 Railroad, or Reversible Metal Furniture 1223 Ramaley Imposing Stone Frames 1258 Rawhide Mallets 12'25 Redington Counter 1193 Ret Type I aiittu't-* 12« Sun- .Sli.>t Hinder ^ • 11 TypeCue (m« Wood 7Vp« CVuf ) . .1249.1278 J •■■■ f ":-;nERY . . ' '■■■•.■la 1200 1272 ' use and Form Rack . . 11H9 ■| 1266 !kT C«bineu 1184 '1 .Attachment . 117K I'roof Preaa IIM 'liii.Ki ii<.i(i..r and Clamp 1216 Hoveled Fumiuire r.;iw Tahl.a Knifa . 1216 he* for Blank Bf liiii TakeSluirs .1223 Tape Sfufitard Cutinters 1 1'.a Tupe Couplers . . 1216 Si ■ ■ .^...1.- 122ti Tape. Steel, TjT>e Measure 1211 122G I'V. Tatum Paper Drill 1181 Tatuni Perforator . 1183 .• ' i're«aLocka . . r.'Ki 'I'fi*'"" '■ Hinir Machines . . . 1181 1 i Caaea 1.'77 1 ■ r!ur Stone Frames . . . 1259 !"*"'S 1131 ' All.".' 122;! 1213 Three-quarter California Job Case . . . 1279 lil^t Tiltinsr Case Brackets . 1184". 1284' ' ' y Tracy CabineU A.jrlh i^unching Machines 1179. 1180 Tracy Steel Run SUnds . . . . 1246 and Quad fane. All-riicht . . .1288 Transfer ImiMsinK Stone Frame .1261 .■>.! ijMad Caaea 1271 .1279,1288 Triansrular T>-pe Measure . . 1211 ■ M Case 1274 ^ and Copper Thin . . .1181 Triumph Eyelet Punch and Set . . 1216 '■erinir Machinr*t 1195. 1197 . . .1178 Truck for Paper Rolls 1190 M Heads Trucks. Pressroom and Bindery .... . . 1189. 1190 .1249 1221 1227 Tweezers . . 1214 Twin Chases 1218 ■ MiT Two-Font Job Case. Wells 1276 , 1211 Two-Revolution Presses 1158. 11(6-1168 l^ 1211 Two Rivers Cap Case 1274 1261 Two Rivers Imposinfr Stone Frames . . 1269 ■K-hes 1181 Two Rivers Lead and Slu? Case .... 1278 ■Mvy with Ix-tlor Boartls 1263 Two-Third Cases (See Index to Caaet) . . . 1278.1279 Staiids. Ca&e . . . . . 1247 Two-Tier Wisconsin Lead Rack .... . ... 1266 Tympan Paper Cabinet 1266 STAPI.E Binders 1171. 117B Tympan Press Boards 1226 Acnw ..... 1176 Type Cabinets (See Index to Cabinet) , . . 1234-1248 Boaton 1174 1175 Type Cases (See Index to Caaea) .... . . 1273-1279 Breech Loader Type-Hiirh Gauges 1192 Sure .Shot . . . ... 1176 Type-Hiifh Machine 1192 Yariter . . . 1174. 1176 TVpe-High Numbering Machines . . . . 1193-1197 St.,,.!,-:.. \V]-. 1174 1175.1229 Type Measures . . 1210. 1211 tiber to the pound . 1229 Type Wash. Eureka 1227 ■ ■,r...,ri i^.i.iMt-t '.'.'.'.'. . . .1210 . . .12M ' 1217-1221 UNrr Type Cabinet . . 1236, 1237 Universal IiiUH>8JnK Stone Frame . . . . ... 12l» -nir Rules .... . . . 1211 Unlined Newspaper Galleys ... 1206 . and Scorinir Rule . . . 1111 1 Upriitht Miterinfr Machine 1191 199fi Utility Lead Cutter 1191 TANnERrooK CoMPoaiNO Room Cylinder : ■ : : : i«m < •.terHook .1199 . . . . 1211 ^ PRDOr Press 1185 .1203 1231-124.1 1244-1246 Vandercook HiRh Side Arm Proof Press 1186 Vandercook Roller Series Proof Press . 1186 Vibrating Rollers for Chandler & Price Presses . . 1186 ilting Kulf . . nil Wa8hinn Page Storage Cabinet 1296 Important to Buyers 1285 Imposing and Storage Table No. 725 1294 Imposing Tables— Hamilton, No. 700 1296 Hamilton Nos. 725, 726 1294 Imposing Tables. Nos. 717. 730-738 1296 Imposing Tables with Storage Trucks . . . .1295 Mills Extra Strong 1295 Ingot Casters 1301 Letter Board Cabinets 1296 Linolite Lamps and Reflectors 130O Linotype Correcting Table 1291. 1293 Make-up and Storage Tables— American Newspaper Nos. 410, 411 1290 American No. 415 1291 American Make-up Trucks 1293 Hamilton Make-up and Storage No. 801 .. . 1293 Make-up Trucks 1293 Matrix Flongs 1300 Matrix Tissue Holder 1299 Metal Trucks. Self Dumping 1299 Mills Extra Strong Case Cabinets 1288 Mills Head Letter Case Cabinets 1289 Mills Imposing Tables 1295 National Ingot Casters 1301 Newspaper Make-up Tables 1290 Page Storage Cabinets 1295 Rogers Steel Cabinet 1286 Self-Dumping Metal Trucks 1299 Stands. Case 1288. 1297 Steel Cabinets 1286-1289 Stereotype Matrix Flongs 1300 Stock Table No. 917 1298 Storage Tables and Cabinets— American Galley Receiving and Storage . . . 1291 Galley Storage or Mail List 1297 Hamiltfm Make-up and Storage 1293 Hamilton Page Storage 1296 Imposing and Storage No. 725 1294 Page Storage 1296 Storage Trucks 1295 Tracy Steel Cabinet 128S Transfer Trucks 1293 Trucks— American Self-Dumping 1299 Hamilton Self-Dumping 1299 Make-up or Transfer 1293 Metal Trucks 1299 Storage Trucks 1293. 1295 Transfer or Make-up 1293 Work Tables 12^ Wrought Iron Case Racks 1297 Wrought Iron Case Stands 1297 32' Why Buy Old Type Faces When New Ones Cost No More? TN this American Specimen Book of Type Styles X are shown a great many new and beautiful type faces not heretofore printed in specimen book form. The American Type Founders Company's world-wide reputation for originality in its selec- tion of popular and stylish type designs remains unchallenged, and the foremost printing offices of h the world are now rapidly equipping with its latest ■ and best products. The question now arises: "WTiy ;-" buy Old typefaces when New ones cost no more?" ^- Why continue the use of old-fashioned type faces r when new faces make your work more attractive; c when the new faces are carried in stock for prompt ll:-7 delivery, while the old faces are invariably cast Fir ' to order, necessitating delay and increased cost? =-- ; - Let the printer seriously consider this and realize fS^ how much more profitable he could make his M business were he to discard the old, worn-out w type and select his requirements from the many useful and profit-making series of American type shown in this specimen book. Keep the plant m young through infusion of variety. EI-- American Type Founders Company t ORIGINATOR OF TYPE STYIJCS |v : " 33 1 Kimlrr No. lZ4t The American Type Founders Company is the largest manufadurer in the world of Type, Borders, Ornaments, Brass Rule and ^rass Type, etc., as well as the most important dealer in: Job Type Brass Galleys Body Type Galvanized Galleys Borders Zinc Galleys Ornaments Special Galleys Spaces and Quads Leads and Slugs Cast Cuts Copper Thin Spaces Cast Initials Electric Welded Chases Brass Rule Bright Steel Chases Brass Corners Radio Iron Surfaces Brass Leads Steel Furniture Brass Slugs Iron Furniture The above list comprises only a few of the many produds sold by this Company to printers throughout the world. The variety and extent of its manufadures is not equaled by any other type foun- dry and none can render as efficient service AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY Set in Cheltenham Oldstyle Condeneed and Cheltenham Italic 34 Typotect Border r' The American Type Founders Company in addition to manufaduring many of the prime essentials required m the art of printing, is in the best possible position to supply Everything for the Printer, as it represents, among others, the following manufadurers, who rank highest in their special lines: CYLINDER PRESSES Premier Printing Preu &i. WKitlock Printing ?na Co. QuUenge Machinery Co. Cruuton Printing Pren Co. A. T. H. Brower Co. JOB PRESSES Chandler & Price Co. John Thompson Co. Peerless Printing Press Co. National Machine Co. Golding Manufaduring Co. Boston Printing Press Co. STAPLING MACHINES Boston Wire Stitcher Co. Acme Staple Co. Samuel J. Yarger PRINTERS' WOOD GOODS Hamiltoo Manufacturing Co. PAPER CUTTERS Chandler & Price Co. Oswego Machinery Co. Challenge Machinery Co. Peerless Printing Press Co. Paul Shniedewend & Co. ROUND CORNERING MACHINES Soulhworth Machinery Co. Samuel C. Tatum Co. F. PRosbachCo. PUNCHING MACHINES Southworth Machinery Co. Samuel C Tatum Co. F. P. Rosback Co. PERFORATING MACHINES Soulhworth Machinery Co. Samuel C. Tatum Co. National Machinery Co. F. P. Roaback Co. WIRE STITCHERS Boston Wire Stitcher Co. F. Wesel Manufacturing Ca F. P. Rosbaclt Co. PROOF PRESSES A. F. Wanner Co. Eastern Sales Co. Chandler & Price Co. Challenge Machinery Co. ' F. Wesel Manufacturing Co. Paul Shniedewend & Co. It is impossible to enumerate here many other machines and supplies in which we are extensive dealers. It will at all times afford us pleasure to furnish details and prices of any appliances manufadured, if you will let us know your requirements AMERICAN nPE FOUNDERS COMPANY \\ EFFICIENCY PRINTING PLANTS To Those about to Equip New Plants or Re-Equip Established Plants: The American Type Founders Company has a staff of experienced Printing Plant Efficiency Engineers, at 300 Communipaw Avenue, Jersey City, N. J., for the purpose of laying out complete printing plants or de- partments of printing plants with the object of securing the greatest Efficiency in Operation and the greatest Economies in Space and in Production. Our Efficiency Engineers are experienced practical printers, and also fully conversant with the details of photo-engraving, electrotyping and stereotyping, and competent to advise in the selection and the arrange- ment of plants for these processes, as well as composing rooms. WHEN SPECIALIZATION OF PRINTING PLANTS BECOMES PROFITABLE When the work done in any printing plant is of a special character, and is done in large enough quantities to bring it into the class of regu- lar manufacturing, the time has arrived when the subject of specializa- tion of equipments to facilitate and to economize production can be profitably considered. Nearly all of the larger periodical and newspaper plants and most of the commercial plants, especially the self-contained plants (which combine engraving and electrotyping with printing), are in the class which needs the services of our Expert Designers and Efficiency Engineers. NEW PRINTING EDIFICES The time to call in our Efficiency Engineers is when the architect is ready to commence his work. It is not to be expected that architects, however eminent, have sufficient knowledge of printing practice to enable them to plan the work rooms so that they will afford all possible economies in handling the work from start to finish. A thorough knowl- edge of all details of all the printing operations is required to enable one to properly locate and advise upon the construction of the stairways, elevators, dummy elevators, copy chutes, automatic copy carriers, win- dows, skylights, ventilators (to maintain the necessary equable tempera- ture in pressrooms as well as to provide satisfactory sanitary conditions), water inlets and outlets, gas inlets, conduits for electric wiring, radiators, etc. Our Efficiency Engineers work in connection with the architects, and the more eminent the architect the more ready he is to welcome such assistance. A large proportion of factory buildings are put up in advance of knowing for what purposes the tenants will use them. In Set in Clearface, Clearface Bold and Clearface Bold Italic 36 such instances one can only make the best of what is provided by the landlord; but when a building or part of a building is constructed sp)e- cially for printing purposes there is an opportunity for incorporating in the building very important and constant economies or (as too often hap- pens) for establishing decidedly uneconomical conditions equally constant. SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENTS FOR PLANTS THAT ARE PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED When a printing business has reached the manufacturing stage (whether of periodicals, newspapers, books or commercial work) it has usually proved that it is established on foundations which insure its permanency. Its every purchase should then be made with a view to the longest service and the greatest efficiency. In the composing-room no equipments are so economical as those well made in iron and steel, which are practically indestructible, and preserve their style and finish and dignity while being handed down from one generation to another. ECONOMY Modem buying is advancing from the effort to cheapen to the de- mand for greatest value. Permanency is coming to be recognized as a chief consideration in purchasing equipments. Hence the present tre- mendous rebuilding of railroads and business edifices, the sole motive for which outlay is to realize permanent economies. The larger printing plants cannot be fully efficient with ready-made composing-room equip- ments designed for the average plant. Our Specially Designed Iron and Steel Composing Room Exjuipments are practically indestructible and economize in space and time. EFFICIENCY Labor Cost is increasing, and will inevitably continue to increase. The apparatus for doing business is constantly becoming more intricate and expensive. One field of economy still remains uncultivated: the Increase of Efficiency in the use of business apparatus — men, equip- ments and machines— by the elimination of Waste Time, Waste Move- ments and Waste Space. Our efficiency department designs and manu- factures Equipments for Composing Rooms which prevent such waste. It plans and installs Economies, as distinguished from those methods which perpetuate Inefficiency. For further information address EFFICIENCY DEPARTMENT AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY NUMBER THREE HUNDRED COMMUNIPAW AVENUE JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY 37 72 Point . )"!°d ZL AMERICAN TYPE SYSTEM Point Adjustments of Body, Widths and Line AMERICAN POINT BODIES American types are manufacftured accurately on interchange- able point bodies, and so are the brass rules, leads and slugs, metal furniture and cast cuts shown in this catalogue. AMERICAN POINT SET To facilitate accurate and easy ju^cation, American types are cast to widths that are multiples of a typographic f)oint or fractions thereof. AMERICAN POINT LINE I. American Common Line — the line common to the majority of faces. 11. American TiTL,E Lin:e — chiefly used for Title faces. 111. American Sc^th/ JPine — embraces Script and other faces with long descenders. The American Lining System is the perfe•" = ■ ! OVER .90 .80 .70 .65 .60 .58 .56 .56 ,54 .851 .75 .65 .60 .58 .56 -.54 .54 .52 .801 .70 .60 .58 .56 .54 .52 .52 .50 .78 .68 .58 .56 .54 .52 .50 .50 .48 .76 .66 .56 .54 .52 .50 .48 .48 .46 .74 .64 .54 .52 .50 .48 .46 .46 .44 20. 24. 30. 36. 5 100 500 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 LBS. ft OVER S. LBS, LBS. LBS, LBS, LBS. LBS, 60 .,56 .54 ..52 .50 .48 .46 .44 ,56 .54 ,.52 .51 ..50 .48 .46 ! .44 56 .54 ,.52 .51 50 ,48 .46 .44 56 .54 .52 .51 .50 .48 .46 .44 42. 48. 54. 60. 72. 1000 LBS. 2000 I 3000 LBS, I LBS, 4000 LBS, 5000 ! LBS, ft OVER .52 .52 .52 .52 .51 .51 .51 .51 .51 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .49 .49 .49 .49 .49 .48 .48 .48 .48 .48 .47 .46 .46 .46 .46 .46 .44 .44 .44 .44 .44 75 LBS. 100 LBS. 500 LBS. 1000 LBS. ' zooo LBS. 3000 LBS. ■•"• OVER 84 96 .50 .48 .50 .48 .49 .47 .48 .46 .47 .45 .46 .44 .45' .44 .43 .42 100 LBS. 100 LBS, 500 LBS. 1000 LBS. 2000 LBS. 3000 LBS. >-o3. OVER 120 144 .44 .40 .44 .40 .43 .39 .42 .38 .41 .37 .40 .36 .39 ! .38 .35 ! .34 Items Covered by Table 2 Weight Fonts of minimum weights or multiples thereof of Scripts, Rimmed and Shaded faces, Greek, Armenian, Rabbinic and Gaelic shown in this book. All parts of such Weight Fonts. All sorts of those faces one pound or over per char- acter. (For less than one pound see Table 3.) All sorts of faces listed in Table 1 where quantity is less than one pound per character. All fonts or sorts of Script Spaces and Quads. All Body Italic fonts of less than minimum quantities. Subject to Minimum Sort Rules on page 41. 40 Information for Buyers THIRD CLASS PRICES nif pii iiif Min p««ii» romr 1 15.00 10 3H 5.00 11 4 3.00 12 4H 3J0 14 5 2J0 M SH 2.40 20 •^ 2.00 24 7 IJO 30 • IJD 36 t 1.44 42 Maiio tlJO 1.22 1.16 1.12 1.00 .94 .90 .86 .82 .78 till fomr 48 54 60 72 8« 96 120 144 Ml rouNS 80.72 .72 .72 .68 .64 .60 .56 .52 -L ItOM Covered by TaUa 3 An Music type fonts and sorts. AU Piece Fraction fonts and sorts. AU sorts of faces listed in Table 2 where quantity is le than one pound per character. Subject to Minimum Sort Rules on paite 41. SPACES AND QUADS IN JOB AND FIVE AND TEN POUND FONTS .. :., «ii HKI JOt roiiT* 1 """ 1 nvi-rawND >OIIT> HICt TtM.»OttaD iw. ei. reats 1 • 3 S.1S tlO.66 «?i-S 1 « 3W IJO 9.00 18.00 0 4 1.40 7.00 14.00 0 4H 1.10 5.50 11.00 I 0 5 1.00 4.90 950 1 Wi 5W .85 4.15 7.70 0 15 6 .70 3.60 6.65 1 m 7 .80 3.15 5.95 1 1 8 .75 2.90 5.45 1 2W 9 .75 2.70 5.10 1 30 4.00 6 10 120 2.65 3.80 8 1 0 144 3.20 3.10 Items Covered by Table 4 All bban< 1 five and ten poun< 1 fonts of Spaces and Quads (excepting Script Spaces and Quads.) TmUtS QUAD PRICES 1 Ltt. II Lil. 10 LM. AHOOVIM ' AMD Ovia I AMD OVIR I lOOlll. »0 •■!> . •«> I ... iiu nil ' im 1 *", tats ia«a ta»a o»ia s 10 S 25 n». 50 lbs. 100 lbs. 1 8 0 0 1 1 3 8 8 0 I 2 4 1 2 4 1 2 4 0 0 0 14 29 58 a 0 0 Where the face does not show Small Caps, the weight of the Cap package is increased. Weight fonts of other faces are put up to count schemes and the weight of the separate packages of Caps, lower case, figures and points vary with each face. Body Type Italic is put up in small fonts of the following approximate weights and is sold at prices given in table 2: 4 to 7 point inclusive 2} pounds and multiples. 8 to 18 point inclusive 5 pounds and multiples. MINIMUM SORT RULES-TYPE The minimum Sort Charge for one body, face and line is 60 cents. For a sort order which in- cludes spaces or quads of the same body as the letter, the charge shall be for the weight ordered at the proportionate pound price, but in no case shall the minimum charge be less than 60 cents. No sort order will be filled for a less amount per character (or set of spaces or quads) than — Two ounces of each character in bodies 3 Point to 5i Point inclusive; 4 ounces of each character in bodies 6 Point to 18 Point inclu- sive ; 6 ounces of each character in bodies 20 Point to 48 Point inclusive; 8 ounces of each character in bodies 54 Point and larger. OLD METALS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE Old type made by regular typefounders; print- ers' old brass; electros, stereos, leads and slugs; metal furniture; linotype slugs and Lanston type, if packed separately, unmixed with other metals (particularly zinc) , in their original manufactured condition (not melted down), and shipped pre- paid or delivered to nearest selling branch or foundry will be accepted at current prices in exchange for new type and other printing mate- rials at our regular discounts as advertised by this Comjjany from time to time. As old- metal cannot be easily identified when several shipments arrive at about the same time, it is necessary to put shipper's name on each package, and advise us promptly of shipment, sending us a copy of freight receipt showing number of boxes or other packages, the gross weight thereof and a memorandum giving exact weights of each class of metal. Stereotype plates and bases made by The American Press Association. Newspaper Unions or similar manufacturers, being the property of these concerns, arc not accepted. ACCENTED LETTERS FOR BODY AND JOB TYPE For list prices of fonts of accented letters for various languages see page 887. Accented lettcni, when ordered with the font, whether for body or job faces, are sold at the same price per pound as the font. A table of all accents regularly made, with their designating numbers, is shown on page 886. 41 Information for Buyers SCHEME FOR 100-LB. FONT BODY TYPE A B 8V4 5 c 1 14 C 7V4 d 3 D 61/2 e « H E 10 f 1 1 F 5 g 1 4 G 5K. 3 H H 6V4 1 2 12 I 6 1 h J iV2 k H K 4 1 1 H L 6 m 2 10 M 7V; n 4 6 N 7Mt o 4 4 O 7M P 1 6 P 6 q b Q 21/2 r 3 b R 8 s 3 b S 8 t 3 12 T 9 u 2 2 U 5 V 14 V 3¥j w 1 10 w 7 X 5 X 2 y 1 4 Y 41/2 z 4 Z 2 ae 1 M % oe 1 CE y4 h b & 31^ tt 4 4 3 3 m ti m 58 12 10 0 A B C D E F G H J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z JE CE & OZ. 2V2 IV2 2 2 3M \V2 IH 2 1% iy4 IVi 2 2Vi 2V2 2V4 1% % 2H 2y4 2y2 1^2 1 2 % lU V4 w 1 OZ. 8 6V4 5^4 5 61/2 5 5 5 5 10 2 1/4 SCHEME OF SUNDRIES FOR 100 LBS. ROMAN FRACTIONS DASHES AND BRACES REFERENCES COMMERCIAL MARKS LEADERS LB. OZ. y4 6 Mi 3 % 2 Vs Vi % y2 H 1 % 1 % 1 % % LB. OZ. — 11^ 2 — 3 3 3 L8. OZ. • 2 \ 1 I % 1 % § % H % I^ IW LB. OZ. m 6 ¥■ 3 fi 3 % 2 (8 % LB. OZ en set 4 em set 12 2-em set 2 3-em set 2 10 5 0 H 14 Leaders 5 lb. References 8 oz. Braces and Dashes. .1 lb. Fractions 1 lb. Commercial Marks . 1 lb. 1 0 1 0 0 8 TOTALS LB. Lower Case 58% Points 4H Figures 4 Caps 10 Small Caps 3 Spaces 10 Quadrats 10 100 SPACES LB. OZ. en set 2 4 3-em set 6 4-em set 1 5-em set 10 hair 2 10 0 QUADRATS LB. OZ. em set 1 10 2-em set 4 2 3-em set 4 4 10 0 Table of Point Set Spaces Divided Sliowing Sorts Charged Under Various Price Tables SPACES FOR FOR FOR QUADS THAN S EMS EM EM EM n.qd'm-od 2-EM 3-EM 15 5 Point 1 IV4 m 2 ; 214 5 10 514 Point 1 iy4l xvi 2 1 2y4i 5V4 11 I6M2 6 Pomt 1 m! IVi 2 3 6 12 18 •/ Point \Vi iH m 2y2 3H 7 14 21 8 Point IW 1V4 2 3 4 8 16 24 » Point IVi 1% 2y4 3 4%: 9 18 27 10 Point 1% 2 2y2 3V4 5 10 20 30 11 Point 1% 2y4, 2% 3 , 5V4ill 22 33 12 Point 1% 214 3 4 1 6 12 24 36 14 Point 2 3 4 5 1 7 114 28 1« Point 2 3 4 5 1 8 'l6 32 IK Point 2 3 4 6 9 il8 7 !lO 120 36 20 Point I 2 3 4 5 40i 24 Point 2 3 4 fi 8 jl2 |24 48 :«) Point 3 4 6 8 10 15 30 3H Point 3 4 H 9 12 il8 136 V/. Point 4 fi 9 11 14 21 '42 48 Point 4 6 9 12 16 24 148 54 Point 4 6 9- ;12 ,18 127 ]54 «l Point h (i 8 12 15 i20 130 |60 72 Point 5 6 9 12 18 i24 136 172 84 Point « 9 12 16 21 128 I42 i84 % Point « 9 12 18 24 ,32 ,48 96 120 Point 6 9 12 18 24 30 40 j60 120 HOW TO BUY TYPE ADVANTAGEOUSLY By ordering in regular fonts (or regular parcels of weight fonts) buyers will get quick delivery and the lowest prices. Orders for less than fonts (or regular parcels of fonts) and for type to be put up to irregular schemes or assortments are classified as Sort Orders, and are usually cast to order, involving delay and sometimes necessitating billing at higher prices. The lowest prices for Job Type are obtained by buying in Weight Fonts in conformity with sizes of Minimum Weight Fonts at the top of page 40. The lowest prices for additions to body type fonts are obtained by buying the regular sections of regular fonts in conformity with Table 6, page 40. When prices are graded according to quan- tities ordered at one time, it is important to re- member that the actual weight ordered is the factor determining the list price. If, for instance, a 500-pound font is ordered, and the weight is diminished by omitting from the order any section of the 500-pound font, the rate for 500 pounds does not apply, unless other sections of fonts of the same body, face and line are included as sub- stitutes for the sections omitted. In ordering additions to fonts to match type in use it is necessary to send a cap H and lower- case m (selecting letters that are least worn), in addition to stating (where possible) the correct name and size of face and the name of the manu- facturer of the type ordered. Omission to send samples may make it necessary to hold order while request to send samples is sent to customer. It is important in ordering to use the exact name of type as printed in specimen books, giv- ing name and date of specimen book and page on which the type is shown. So simple a change as ordering "Gothic Condensed" when the printed name is "Condensed Gothic," or the omission of the correct number may involve uncertainty and delay. If any part of an order is required more urgently than the balance of the order, that fact should be stated, for sometimes an unimportant item, which may have to be made to order, may delay delivery of the items urgently needed. Customers are usually in a better position to select the manner and route of shipping their orders, and can frequently effect economies of time and expense by adding shipping directions to their orders. Small quantities shipped by freight frequently cost as much or more than if shipped by express, are liable to delay and are frequently lost. Estimates of cost of printing plants are fur- nished in detail upon request, but it is not possi- ble to make an intelligent estimate unless an approximate idea of the amount the inquirer wishes to invest in his enterprise is stated, and also the nature of the work to be produced. 42 ODY YPE Roman and Oldstyle BEING A COMPLETE SHOWING OF BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL TYPE FACES AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY ^ ^. BODY TYPES Announcement Pages 44 to 144 show specimens of a selection of the best Modem and Oldstyle Body Types made by the American Type Founders Company and Inland Type Foundry. This selection covers every requirement of book, newspaper and general print- ing offices. The specimens are shown in various ways for the buyers' convenience. First: Specimens by sizes in single lines of all series to permit ready comparisons of width, color and design. Second: Specimens by sizes in paragraphs of series to permit of more critical comparison of mass or page effects. Thifd: Specimens in large paragraphs arranged in series, to facilitate ordering a suitable gradation of sizes after the series has been selected. INDEX Synopsis of Lining Modem Roman Body Tjrpe Faces 44, 45 Synopsis of Lining Oldstyle Body Type Faces 96, 97 Lining Modem Roman Body Type Faces, showing sizes . 46-59 Lining Oldstyle Body Type Faces, shown by sizes in series 98-109 Lining Modem Body Type Faces 60-95 Lining Oldstyle Body Type Faces, shown in series 110-143 Important Notice To prevent confusion of identical numbers heretofore used by both this and other type foundries to identify body type faces, the numbers 570 have been added to the old numbers used by the Inland Type Foundry. Thus, for- mer No. 10 of the Inland Type Foundry is now No. 580, and former No. 2 is No. 572. The following is a list of changes in numbering body type faces originated by the Inland Foundry. Inland Oldstyle No. 9 now No. 579 Inland Roman No. 20 now No. 590 Inland Oldstyle No. 11 now No. 581 Inland Roman No. 26 now No. 596 Inland Oldstyle No. 13 now No. 583 Inland Roman No. 29 now No. 599 Inland Oldstyle No. 16 now No. 586 American Type Founders Co. • m CMtary OU>«rb m4 r«ntarT OMstyl* tuKr 43 BiUIWiek Bor^M Art-tfl* TWt PbrMm SYNOPSIS OF LINING MODERN ROMAN BODY TYPE FACES Series No. 4 poiNT LINING MODERN ROMAN A"~"When, fn the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have conned 4V2 Point Lining Modern Roman A — When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connem 5 Point Lining Modern Roman 524 — When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which hai A — When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands w 590 — When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political handspt 527— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the poiiticalt 5V2 Point Lining Modern Roman 527— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the poUtica 590 — When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the politn A — When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the polit BB- -When, B- -When, 599- -When, -When D- -When. A- -When, E- -When C- -When, 510- -When 596- -When 6 Point Lining Modern Roman in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political hands whic in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands h in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bandso , ill the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the polite , in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the polid , in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the polit , in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the pol . in the course of human evetits. it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the pi! , in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the pit . in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the p 7 Point Lining Modern Roman 599— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the po A— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve 590 — When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolw 596— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to disse 8 Point Lining Modern Roman 599— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolw BE— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to disso D— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to ds E— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to d B— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people tod C— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people ton 590— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to 510— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people ts 596— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people A— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one peopl 9 Point Lining Modern Roman 599— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people c 510-When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one peop 590— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one peoc 596— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one pew A-When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for onep 10 Point Lining Modern Roman 599-When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one peoi E— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one pe A— Century Expanded B— Bodoni BB— Bodoni Book C— Scotch Roman D— Norwood Roman E— Wayside 44 SYNOPSIS OF LINING MODERN ROMAN BODY TYPE FACES 10 Point Linino Modkrn Roman— < BB-When, in the course of liuman events, it becomes necessary for one pe C-When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one it sio-\Vhen, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for oni 59(1— When, in tlie course of humiin events, it becomes necessary for oni B-When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for m 890— When, in the course of Iniinan events, it becomes necessary for w D-When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary fore A-When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary is U Point Lining Modern Rohan E— When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one c— When, in tlie course of human events, it liecomes necessary for ow 596— When, in the course of Iiuman events, it becomes necessary fort 5io-W'hen, in the course of liunian events, it Ixvomes necessary fw A-When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary 590- When, in the course of iiuman events, it becomes necessarr 12 Point Ljning Modern Roman 599-When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for w BB-When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for B-When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessay D-When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessai E-When, in the course of human events, it becomes necess c-VVhen, in the course of liuinun events, it becomes necen 610-When, in the course of human events, it becomes neces 596-When, in the course of human events, it becomes necei A-When, in the course of human events, it becomes neil 5«o-When, in the course of human events, it becomes nil 14 Point Lining Modern Roman BB-When, in the course of human events, it becomes neces B-When, in the course of human events, it becomes ni c-When, in the course of Iiuman events, it beco A-When, in the course of human events, it bee 18 Point Lining Modern Rohan BB-When, in the course of human events, it bee B-When, in the course of human events, it A-When, in the course of human even c-When, in the course of human even A-CmUuT Expanded B-Bodoni BB— Bodoni Book C— Scouh Roman D— Norwood Roman E— Waj'tlde 4fi LINING MODERN ROMAN FACES SHOWN BY SIZES 4 Point Century Expanded When, in the course of human event*, it becomee necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have con- nected them with another, and to assume, amonp the power* of the earth, the separate and equal station to wnich the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights: that amon? these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these riffhts, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of govern- ment hecomeH destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute a new govem- ment, laying ita foundation on such principlea aTtd organizina ite powere jti euch form, as to them shall seem moat Hkelu to Lower case a to z, 17 1-3 ema ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 4V2 Point Century Expanded When, in the 3f human events, it becomes necessary nected them with another, and to assume, amone the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving thoir just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of th^ae ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to aboliah it and to institute a new government, laying ita foundationa Lower case a to z, 15 1-3 ema ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 5 Point Century Expanded When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, aovemmenia are instituted among Louver case a to z, 16 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 5 Point Roman No. 590 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necesaary fur one people to dissolve the political hande which have connectet! them with another, and to usBume. among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the taws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent reaped to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to he self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to Kccure these rights, governments are instituted amony Lower case a to z, 16 3-4 ema ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 12:i45ti78»0 5 Point Lining: Roman No. 527 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among tlie powers of the earth, tJie separate and eqiiiu station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be belf-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed hy their Creator with cer- tain inalienable rights; that among these are life, libertu, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure Imwbt case a to z, 17 cms ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 12^567890 5 Point Lining Roman No. 524 When, in the course of human events, it beci>uies necessai >■ for one people to dissolve the political bauds which Luvo connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the caith, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of iiiaultind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the HRparation. We hold these truths to be self-evident; That all men are created equal; that they are endowed hy their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these fights, governments are instituted among tnen, deriving their just powers from the consent of the gov- Lower case a to z, 14 1-2 ema ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567S90 5Vit Point Century Expanded When, in the course of human events, it be- comes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; I^wer case a to z, 17 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 h¥i Point Lininer Roman No. 527 When, in the course of human events, It becomes necessary for one i>eople to dissolve the political l)ands which have connected them with another, and to assume, amonR the powers of the earth, the separate and eqnal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's GK)d entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind re- ijuires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created eeot to the ntttrfi'v* "f ^•rf«« ttiAt i)iey f^houM tieflare the ranses which impel them t4> the separation. u ' . " . ivril: That all men are created equal: that they are endowed hj rislilN; that among tliese are life, lilrerty, and the pursuit of !i. ^<>v«rtiinents are inr^tituled among men. deriving tlieir Just ' "Vnt, wheneverany form of government iHH'omeit destructive titer or to atHiliHh it and to Institute a new government, . vrjjanizing ita jMnrrrt in tueh ftrrm.as to them Mhalt s^iu uTiyurw nui'yf'rtt. Prudfthce, indmi. ufiUdutate, that uovemmmtt lung «• Law*r eaa« ■ to i, 1& mim ABCDKF«HIJKLllNOPgR8Ti;VWXYZ t Faint BomwiNaiM Wan. in the ociurw <>( human rvmtit. it hwoines iiciesf «ry for onu people to illssolve the political bUMi* w hli'h havp <'oniHi'ti'<1 tliem w Ith another, and to aMtume, amonK the powers of the earth, the aepara*-- «•"' »«t station to win.h ni.. h. v^^ ,,f F,»tnr,. hikI of nature'K (iod entitle them, a (leeent nrnpi-- ' :;on»ofinar' -hoiild deelare the rauses which impel them totb* We hold tt" lent: That all men are created equal: that Ibey h \ Th.Mr cr. ...iMeriKhtfe: that among these are life, liberty. and i: ■ <■ iliene riKhttt. Kovernmentt; are instituted ainont; men, deri\ t of the Koverned; that, whenever any form of govern- ment ' -. .- ... :. - V . , ..... .1 is the ritjht of the people to alter ()r to abolish it. and !• imtttttiUu iMw i/if(^rHmfHt, Jair.Hy its foutidation on Kuch jfriHcipUM, antt organizing itt powers in 0uek form, as to them sImH setm most tikfty to etiect their safety and happiness. Prutienee. indeed, will LAWar ca«« A to B.K 6-4 «aa ABCnEFHHIJKLMNOPQKSTUVWXYZ l-iM5C71«IO < PolBt RgsMLB No. 6W Wan, i* Ik* cMfM ci< h»u nnit, il b«w«a iMCMsaiT lor one psople to dissohe the political baada which bav* fwirtad tWa with aaother. and to ■ssbbo, amoiur tha powera of tho earth, the separate and equal station to ■hick Um lava o( aatar* aad of aatara'i tiod eatiU* then, a decent reepeet to the opinions of mankind requires tkM tkar skoald daclar* the caasea which iaipel thea to the separation. We hold these truths to bo self-evident: Thai all BOB an created eqaal: that they are sadowed b; their Creator with certain inalienable rights : that among thiss an life, liberty, aad the parsait of happineaa ; that, to seeare these rights, KoTemments are instituted among ■•■. derMag their jaal powers from the eoaseat ol the governed ; that, whenever an; form of government becomes deatiaitlie m theee ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute s new government, Itflag Ha lD«adatio« on aarh principles, and organiting ita powers in such form, as to them shall seem most fweig fe cfTMf Ihsir safely ami kappisess. Prmdetee. i»iesd, will dielale Ikal govemminls lout establisked steaM ael ks tkamttd for liykl aatf (raasisaf macs; aa^. tnrdintly. all siperisnet ka(k skount Ikal mankind I,nnr ■••• k to s, IS l-< ••» AB(n>BFQHUCIJIX0PQB8m;VWZTZ imSOTMO • PoiBt Bodooi Book Vaaa. la ih* cewv* ol hwHiia evenu, it her sales ■iiwiiiy for one people lo diMolTe tbe political liandii which ha% e usamil Ikawi wUh aauher. and M Hiamii, aaoag Ih* powm of ike e*nh. the arparale and equal >tahoii to which tke lew* of aataf* aad of aalafe'a God sMille lk«a, a dacaat rewecl lo the opinioiit of tnankind requirea that they ■ka*ld dedar* tkv eaaaa* wkiek hBP*l llmo lo Ih* MpSfBlioii. We hold the»e tnitlM to t>e .elf.evident : That all tnen sr« creeled eqMsl ; Ifaal lh«y ar* eadowed by iheir Creator with certain inalienable rifthl. ; that among these are life, likvity.aad lliie penail of ha|ipaa— ; ihal. to aecara thea* nghu. governmenla are instituted tmoag men, deriving iheir pus P**ei» fiw» Ike rnaisas s4 ik* ^olefaid ; ikal, wlwaever aay fosm of government liecomM destructive of these eadi, M is Ik* rigkl of ik* |iii|ili ■■ aher ee I* aboUek it aad la iaalitule a new ftovemment. laTinfi its foundation on avk frtarialaa.aad eraaaiiiiig Ha pewei* ia tuck fi>nB,as lo Ikaai akall seem most liliely to'elTecl Iheir sarely and ksffifu. rndror,. mind, willdlttmu ikat fm'immmn few eUmkliskodekoiddoolUckoitfed for lifhtandltaiairnt twesss. mod. ecTwr^uy'r. oU osfetimtm kmtit itiia* liar ■«eti»rf«r« aura ditpotd to soger, while nili are lofrrakU, L*wer Caea a to a, U 1-t aaH ABCJ>EFCHUKLMNOPQRSrUVWXYZ IZMM7S90 • Paiat Bodooi *—>'■.'** ■O'"'*** till fill *«■!*, it hiniatll ailMHiy or oa*|>*oplelodia.ol.e the pnlitlcal iianda which ilave «*'»—'*■ '»'™w*tksoetk»r,e«dl» an, lMiiaglk»p«weie»flfc« earth, the srperste and equal sutioo to which *• Ijwe ot mumsm sad •< aMare's Cad eatlll* lk*ah a daeaal leaaeo lo the opinions of mankind reouim that Ihev ■■■■■Id dllisil eoaaeal*f Ik* ywras«*di Ikal. wkaaavec Bay form af govenuaeal beroaiea de- •uiatslve af tkn* ead*. H le Ik* rtgbt ol Ika p*~il* la alMr ar la akaUsk H aad la iaslilal* a oaw (ineraaml, l>ytaa Me isaadatiaa aa — «k petadplae. ead iirgaatilaa Ha aaweea kl sack leem. aa la Iboa akall aeeai a>oM lik.1; la *|fcg ik^ m/osr aa< kmpfin let Prodontm. imUoJ. lolO diamso llms goeormmonts lomm rtuMiMhrd .hooU M *• ''"t'dfoe hgks mid iraili.l vemment» are instituted amimK men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the ({uvenied; that, whenever any form of government becomeH de- ■tnietive of these ends, it is the riicbt of the people to alter or to aliolish It and to institute a nrir gortmmtHi, (oymff ils fuiimfu/inn on Mneh principltt,aHd organiting ilt poirrrt in SMcA torm, at to Ihrm tholl t'rm mntl lik s, 14 1-7 mm ABlDKKOHUKI-MNOItJKSTrVWXyZ I2:i4.'>«78me» necessury for one jH-opie to dissolve the political twnds which have <' these rights, ttoveninients are instltuti>d anione men, deriving their Just iiowers from the consent of tbe Koverned; that, whenever any form of government bt>t's destructive of these ends. It is tbe right of the i>e<>ple to alter or to abolish It ami lu intlitult a nne gorrrnmeni, laying ilt fuututnlion on inch principla, and organizing lit fKHtrrt in 9ueh form, as lo Ihrm shall $enn inott likely to effect their safely and ftappifiess. Pru- lxnr«r €■•• • Id t, li •ma ABCDKKttlllJKLMNOPVlKSTlIVWXYZ 123456781)0 7 Point Roman No CM Waiii,iD theoouneol human crents. it l>ecanies necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands whidi hare oODnected them with anulhcr. ami tu assume, amun^ >hc powers of tlie earth, the separate and eqaal station to which the laws uf nature and of nature's Uod entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separa- tion. We hoM these truths to be self-evident: That ail men are created equal; thst they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienBhle rif;hts: that amonir these are life, lil>erty. and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, frevernments are instituted amon^ men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the (tovernwl ; that, whenever any form of government iK'Comes de- structive of these ends, it is the riftht of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, iayinit its foundation on such principles, and organizinK its powers in such form, as to tktm skall stem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate thai foremnunls long eslablished should not be changed for lighland transient causes: and, accordingly. l^iWfTtaam alo ■. 13 S-U «-m« ABCDEniHUKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ I-i:i4,'i67lfi)n 7 Point Century Expanded When, in the course of human events, it becomea necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which connect them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the cauaea which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rifhta. Kovemments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the i^ovemed ; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these •ndo, it u the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organiting its powers in tueh form, as to (A«m sMatl stem most likely to effect their safely and happiness. Prudence, tndeed, will l.»wr MM B to •. 14 s-rMM ABCOEPGHUKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234Ge7W0 48 LINING MODERN ROMAN FACES SHOWN BY SIZES 8 Point Roman No. 590 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which tlie laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind re- quires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold tlicse truths to be selt-evident: That all men are treated equal; that they areendmoed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and Lower case a to z, 13 1-2 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQBSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 8 Point Scotch Roman WiiKX, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the jjowers of the earth, the separate and eepial stjjtion to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the ojiinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold thti«tt truths to be self-erident : That all men are rrealed equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these, are life, liberty, and the Lower case a to z, 13 1-2 ems ABCDEFGH IJ KLM NOPQRSTU V WX YZ 12:14567890 8 Point Norwood Roman When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are Lower case atoz. 131-8 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 8 Point Roman No. 696 W'hex, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to he self-erideni : That nil men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among Lower case a to z, 14 1-4 cms ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234o(i7890 8 Point Roman No. 599 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self- evident ; Thai all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by Iheir Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; Lower case a to z. 12 1-8 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 50 LINING MODERN ROMAN FACES SHOWN BY SIZES a Polat Unlns R«mn No. MO WiiKX, ill llicniiiiX' i>f liiiiiiiin fwiiln, it Imh'iiiiic!' ncifssjiry fur niii' |ksi]i1c llvo the |M>liticul l>aii of the i-artli, till' «'|mniti' uikI i-'x tiixl ciititli' tliciii, u iltiviit nfiKH-t to tlir oiiiiiioiis of iiiaiikiiiil n-<|iiiri'!> tliut tiM-y i^lioiild ilivlarc tlit- >-aiis)'?< wliicli iiii|ii-l tliciii to tin- st-pani- liiiH. IIV hiilil Ihrtr Inil/u to Itr trtf-friilriit : That nil mrii ore rriutril fi/mil ; llmttliriitin' rmlutrrtt lift thfir I 'mitiir trilli rrrtiiiii iittillrhiihlr riijlilx; Ihiil iimoiig lliinr iirt life, lihirty, l.uwwr «»•• K In t, IS T-S mtm A IK'1>KK< i 1 1 1 J K I.M N( illjKsnVWXYZ lii+'xlTSilO a Pvial W«yild« WliKX, in thr «tiur»f of liuiiuiii t-vriits, it iHi'oiiies nt'i'i-ssary for one [H-oplf to dissolve the iKilitieal bantln uliirli have eonim-tetl them with anotlier, and to assume, anions thr iMiwrn of the earth, the M-|>iinite and ei|iial station to which the laws of nature and of nature 's God entitle them, a dwent resjK-ct to the opinions of manlect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which imjiel them to the separation. We hold lhe.se truths to he trlf-rtiiirni: That all mrn arr created equal; that they are entlowfd by their Creator uiih certain inalienable rifihls: that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of Lnvrr ca«# ■ to a. IZ 1-2 mim ABGDEFGHUKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 ■ PMitBsdoni '•■«W,iB the e<>urM> of human events, it lieconies necessary for one people to dissolve the |Htlitical lunds which have connected them with another, and to assume. anKinc the (Hiwer* <>f the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's (iiMl entitle them, a decent resfiect to the opinions of mankind re- quires that they should declare the causes which im|iel them to the separation. We hold ihrte truths to If telf-rvident : That all men are created equal : that they are en- dtmitl by their Creator uilh certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, ABCDEK(;mjKI.MNOPyRSTUVWXYZ I2,HI.'>6:890 51 LINING MODERN ROMAN FACES SHOWN BY SIZES 9 Point Roman No. 610 When, in tlio course of hiiinan events, it becomes necessary for one i)eople to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of tlie earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they declare the causes which impel them to the xcpuration. TO liold thcxe truthn to be self-evident : That all men are cre- ated equal; tliat they are endowed hij their Creator trith certain inalienable rights; that Lower case a to z, 12 8-9 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 9 Point Roman No. 590 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable Lower case a to z, 13 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234507890 9 Point Roman No. 596 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endoived by their Creator with certain inalienable Lower case a to z, 13 2-d ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 9 Point Roman No. 599 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind re- quires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident : Thai all men are created equal; thai Ihey are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, Lower case a to z, 12 1-9 ema ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 9 Point Century Expanded When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all m,en are created equal; that they are endowed Lower case a to z, 14 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 52 LINING MODERN ROMAN FACES SHOWN BY SIZES 10 Point Unin( Roman No. 610 Whkn, in tJio coiirw' t)f liuinitn cwiitH, it UH-oiiifH iiwe««ary for one ix-ople U) dissolve the politicttl Imnils wliicli have eonnet'teil tlicni with another, and to asMunie, among the |K>\vers of the eartli, the nepiinite and ixjunl station to which tin- hiws of nature and of nature's (iod entitle them, a dent n>8|»eet to the opinions of mankind nHjuin's that they should decUirr the caw»t» trhirh imfiel thrm to the xrpimtion. 11 V hold these tnithfto b* $e{f-eruieiit: Thnt all mfii are rrmted rqiitd ; that tht'i/ art eiulourd by their AIK'DEFr.HIJKulxoPQHSTl'VNNXYZ r2:ii")•$ •!■• ABCDEFGHIJKLMXOPQRSTUYWXYZ 1234567890 10 Point Roman No. 6W When, in the cotirse of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requin's that they should declare the causes which impel them lo the se/taralion. We hold Ihese truths to be self-evident: Thai all men are created equal: that they arc endowed by their Creator with certain ina- abcdefghu'kTmnopqrstuywxyz r23-15oUtie«l Imnds which liave connected thciii with another, and to assume, amonj; the |x)wers of the eartli, tlie sc|Mnite and tnjual stiition to wiiieh the hiws of nature and of nature's God eitlitle Ihein, a decent reMfied to the opinioiut of manhind requires that they itliotdd declare the caiiKei which imjHl them to the sejHiration. ABCDEl'X;iIlJKLNix(')V»(iHSTrVWXYZ 12;54r.07S90 U Potat Scotch Ronuui Whkn, in the course of tiuninn events, it lieconies necessary for one (Ktiple tt) dissolve the |M>litical ImukIn which have coniiectetl them with another, and to iLssume, anions the |)owers of the earth, the separate and e»pial station to which the laws of natinv and of nature's (Jod entitle them, a devntt n:tpeti to the opiaion-i tif miinkitul ret/iiiren that they nhoiild lUctare the caiuies icAmA impel them to the ne/Mirntion. We hold tlie.se tnit/iJi p • t4)i. 11 l-2r ABC'l)KF(;ilI.IKI.MN()PgUSTlTVWXYZ n Point Rnnui No. 5M When, in the course of huniau events, it becomes necessary for one {MHipIe to dissolve the jtolitieal bands wliich have con- uecttni them with another, and to assuui(>, amouf? the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature'' ti God entiflc them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that thci/ should declare the causes abcdefohijkiTmnopqrstu\^wxyz 12:M5()785>0 11 Point WajriM* When, in the course of human events, it lxH;ouies necessary for one jK-ople to dissolve the |N>litical Ixmds which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the |)owers of the earth, the separate and e(]ual station to wliich tlie laws of nature and of nature's Gtnl entitle them, a decent rr.t/)eet to the opinions i)f mankind reqiiirex that they xhoiild declare the eniiJicn which impel them to the separation. We hold thr.ie trut/ui to be ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 12345678{)0 11 Point Conturjr Expnndod When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 66 LINING MODERN ROMAN FACES SHOWN BY SIZES 12 Point Norwood Roman When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the I^jwcr oasi! a to z, 12 2-;J fms ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 12 Point Wayside When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and also to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent Lower case a to z, 12 2-3 'ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 12 Point Roman No. 599 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires Ixjwer case a to z, 10 1-2 t-ma ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 12 Point Bodoni Book When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires Lower case a to z, 11 ema ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 12 Point Bodoni When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God, entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions Lower case a to z. 12 ema ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 56 LINING MODERN ROMAN FACES SHOWN BY SIZES U Fotnt Linlnc R«nui Na 510 WiiKN, in the oours*' of huninii ovciits, it l)ecoiiu>s necessary for one j)eo|)le to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and also to assume, among the I>owers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the litirK of nature (ii)d of ntitni-e\'< (i(vl evtitle them, a deeent re- t»wvr «Wr R lo t IX S-1 M«M A BCDEFGH I.I K LM Nt )PQHSTU VWXYZ 1234r)f>7890 It Potat Rsoaui Na IM When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and ofnature^s God entitle them, a decent re- L«w«r c«M « lo K. 13 A-< Mm ABCDKFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 U Point Roman No. SW When, in the course of human events, it becomes neces- sarj' for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature'' s God entitle them, a • •toB. ISl-S* ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 12 Pofnl Scotch Roman WiiF.N. in the course of human events, it l)ecomes necessary lor one ik'ojjIc to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and also to jissumc, among the yMiwcrs of the earth, the separate and c(|ual station to which the hnis of human ovenu. It b»c of nature and of natures God entitle them, a decent raapaet to the upinioni of mankind require* that they should declare the causes which impel them to Um sviMuation. We hold thcae truths to be self-evident : That all men are created equal : that they ar« Mldowed by their Crwtor with ceruin inalienable rishts ; that amonir these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happinras; that, to secure these riiiht*. governments are instituted amonn men, derlvinir their just powers from the consent of the governed ; that, whenever any form of irovem- ment becomes destructive of these emis. it is the ri«ht of the people to alter or to abolish it and to InatitvU a new government, laying iu foundation on such principle*, and onranizing iu power* in •uch form, a* to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dicute that govemmcnu kms •stablishi-d should not be changed for light and transient cause* : and accnrdincly. all experiene* hath shown that nutnkind are more disposed to suffer, while evils ar« *uffe>Bble. than to right theimelv** by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a tonr train of abiue* and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design IS radontham ondar abaolute desiwtism. it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such govcm- ■MBt and to provMa new guards for their future security. Such has i>een the patient sufferance of IblM eoionie*. and such Is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of ■vranuncnt. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of rei>eated mjurics and OMUpatians. all having, in direct object, the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these States. Tb prm» thia. let faeu be submitted to a candid world : He has refused his assent to laws the most ■ IliilliaiMli* and nwaasap- for the public good ; he has forbidden his governors to pass laws of fanmadlata and pr«aaing importance, unless suspendeil in their t>t>eration till his assent should be obtallMd : and, whan *o suspOMlad. he has utterly neglecteil to attend to them : he has refused to pass etbar laws for the ■ccammidatloa of large districts of people, unless those people would relinquish the richt of linilixiltatlrin in tlia hvislature; a right inestimable to them, ami formidable to tyrants only ; be *»■* called tcvpsther Icvlalative bodie* at place* unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the dapaaitoo of tlwir public record*, for the sol* purpo*e of fatiguing them into compliance with his imasniM ha baa disaolv«d representative houaaa r»p«atesing. with manly firmness, his imrmmanm oa Uk* riftiUnftk* prmWe: Mr hat nfumtd./or a Uitig time afltr tuck dinaalutions, to caute atiUra to t* tUcUd: wkrnhg Uu Ugitlatirt paven, ineaptthU E>'liHIJKl.MNUPMRHTi;VWXVZ 1ZS4SS78SO ltUS*7t»0 7 Point Century Expanded When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God •ntitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the eanae* which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident : That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed ; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its founda- tion on such pnnciples. and organising iti« powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments loog established should not be changed for light and transient causes ; and, accordingly, all ex- penence hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufTerable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forma to which they have been accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw olT such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their farmer systems of government The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history ofrepestcd injuries and usurpations, all having, indirect object, the establishment of an rfjso- lut* tyranny over these States. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world : He has refused his assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary for the public good; he has forbidden his govemoni to pass laws of immediate and pressing importance, unless stu- pmdtd in fAri'r operation tilt hi* aeeent thouldhe obtained; and, when »o euepended, he ha* itffeWy neglected to attend to them; he has rtfuetd to pa** other law* for the accommodation lamm tmmm • la a. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of govern- ment becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more dis- posed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usur- Lower case a to z. 14 3-8 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 USU567890 Partly opened with two point leads For complete ahowing of this aeries see paffes 254, 255 and 2 n SECTION 2 :: Wc^t S^tm Vol. XXI. INDIANA? OPTIMISM KEYNOTE OF THE REALTY BOARD PREDICTIONS FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE FEATURE OF EAST GALESBURG ASSOCIATION'S FIRST BANQUET RICHMANANDSO Bright predictions for a successful fu- ture featured the first dinner of the East Galesburg Board of Brokers, which in- cludes the real estate operators of the city, at French's, EastGalesburg, on Sat- urday night. Terence L. Upton, county tax commissioner, was toastmaster, and boxes with a "lots for sale" sign were souvenirs. Judge Edward E. Socem and several other prominent men joined the East Galesburg officials in felicitations to the real estate men. About 200 men and women enjoyed the function. Panel Border Enfrravers Oil) F^nRlish Bold Heading Condt Mr. Upton announced that Assembly- man John B. Green, of East Galesburg, had introduced a bill that, if enacted into law, will provide legal authority for col- lecting real estate agents' commissions. The measure was drawn by Jeremiah I. Gaffney, attorney for the board, and its passage will be urged by the brokers. Mr. Upton also stated that the board will be incorporated at a meeting on Thurs- day night and an effort will be made to collect a fund for exploiting in system- atic fashion the manifold advantages of nsed 62 ARRESTED TRYING K DOORS AT NIGHT ITANOUTRAG Rudolph Cognac, m turer of store fixture Delancey Street, who bail for a hearing on attempted burglary b the Manhattan A venu terday. He and his fr William, were arrest the doorway of a clos Shrunk, at No. 257 So Policeman Goeasy of Despite the protest his boy were charged burglary. The lad w dren's Society; the fr I Century Expanded • Point Cbntuky ExrANiwo ^ When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among: the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent resiK»ct to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which inu)el them to the st>paration. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, govern- ments are institutclitical exi)erts at a late hour say: "All combinations are shat- tered. There can be no election unless Murray accepts one of the men de- manded by the insurgents. And he Exasperated by George F. Hoppe's drubbing of Judge Thomas I. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happi- ness; that, to secure these rights, governments are m- stituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that whenever any form of govern 3 B to z, 13 1-3 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 123m7890 14 Point Century Expanded When, in the course of human events, it be- comes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, when- ever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, lay- ing its foundation on such principles ABCDEFGHlJKmNOPQRSTUVW abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 123^567890 67 Bodoni 6 Point Bodoni When, in the fwurse of human events, it hecotnes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's Cod entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are institnted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, wlienever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it iti the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundations on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happincHS. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferahle. than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accu8lome he s<'lf-<'vidcnt: That all nu-n are created c(|ual; that thev are end«»wed hy their Creator with certain inalienable rijjhts; that anions thes«- are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these riphts, governnu-nts are instituted am<>n<: nu-n, deriving their jtist jM>wer8 from the <-onsent of the governed; that, whenever any form of govenunent becomes destnictivj- of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new Eovernment, laving its foundation on such printiples, and organizing Its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Pnidcncc, indeed, will dictate that govern- ments lonfn esUiblLsneiids. it is thr rifxht oflhr people to alter or to abolish it luul to institute a new government, laying its ABCDEFGHIJKI.MNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKI.MNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 mtnmm^»t*mmitmmmmamwnm4 9n Pftlr ■»— < ■ Bodoni 14 Point Bodoni When, in the course of human events, it becomes neces- sary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self- evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all ex- perience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pur- suing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, de- riving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new govern- ment, laying its foundation on such princi- ples, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect tlieir safety ami happiness. Prudem^e, imleed, will ABCDEFGHIJiaMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghij klmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHUKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1284567890 1234567890 .<.«M< I imiin«<««M «!»»«»«« »«>t utmrmmm^tm T»»ur»<«»> I ill«»«— IM 71 Bodoni Book 6 Point Bodoni Book When, in the course of human events, il becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certaiti inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed ; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizmg its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to efTect their safety and happiness. Prudence, mdeeil. will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, ail experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The history oi the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having, in direct object, the establishment of an absolute tyranny over thete States. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world : He has refused his assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary for the public good ; he has forbidden his governors to pass laws of immediate and pressing importance, unless suspended in their operation till his assent should be obtained ; and, when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend to them ; he has refused to pass other laws for the accommodation of large districts of people, unless those people would relinquish the right of representation in the legislature ; a right inestimable to them, hnd formidable to tyrants only ; he has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the deposi- tory of their public records, for the sole purpose of fatiguing them into compliance with his measures ; he has dissolved representative houses repeatedly, for opposing, with manly firmness, his invasions on the rights of the people; he has refused, for a long time after such dissolutions, to cause others to be elected, whereby the legislative powers, incapable of annihilation, have returned to the people at large for their exercise; the state remaining, in the meantime, exposed to all the danger of invasion from without, and convulsions within; he has endeavored to prevent the population of these States, for that purpose obstructing the laws for naturalization of foreigners, refusing to pass others to encourage their migration hither, and raising the conditions of new appropriations of lands. He has obstructed the administration of justice, by refusing his assent to laws for establishing judiciary powers. He has made judges dependent on his wilt alone, for the tenure of their o^ces, and the amount and payment of their salaries. He has erected a multitude of new Lower caae a to z, 13 1-6 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGH1JKLMNOPQBSTUVWXY2 1234567890 1234567890 8 Point Bodoni Book When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights ; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happi- ness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government be- comes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right them- selves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such govern- ment and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having, in direct object, the establish- ment of an absolute tyranny over these States. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a Lower caise a to z, 12 9-16 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 Partly opened with one point leads For complete showing of this series see page 386 I 72 Bmioni Book 10 Point Bodoni Book Whkn. in the courso of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the jMililieal hands which have connected iheni with another, and to assume, among the |)owers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's (iod entitle them, a decent re- siH-ct to the opinions of mankind re«piires that they should declare the causes which iinp«l them to the separation. We hold thest- tniths to be self-evident: Hiat all men are created equal; that they are endoweecomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the jwojile to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new gov- ernment, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall s«'em most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not lie changed for light anle, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurfiations, pur- suing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under ab- Low«rnMftl«s, 11 17-a>MM ABCDEFCHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ al)cdefghijklmnop(|rstuvwxyz ABCDEFCHUKUklNOPgRSTfVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 12 Point Bodoni Book When, in the course of human events, it Incomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind re- quires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with cer- tain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness: that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving llieir just powers from tlie consent of the governed ; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these emls, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its fountlation ABCDEFG H IJ KLM NOPQRSTUVWX YZ abcdefghijkimnopqrstuvwxyz ABri)EF<;HIJKI,MNOPgRSTUVWXYZ 1231567890 1234567890 7S Bodoni Book 14 Point Bodoni Book When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, govern- ments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes ; and, accord- ingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more dis- posed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right them- selves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which con- strains them to alter their former systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having, in direct object, the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these Lower tiase a to z. 10 1-2 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 14 Point Bodoni Book Italic in preparation Partly opened with one point leads ' For complete showini of this series see page 386 74 Bodoni Book U Ponrr Booomi Book When, in the course of human events, it be- comes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with anotlier, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind re- quires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are in- stituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that when- ever any form of government becomes destruc- tive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such prin- ciples, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; ABCDEFGHIJiaMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefgh ij kl ^lnopqrstuv^vxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 V af tklt Mrtta ••• p 76 Scotch Roman 6 Point Scotch Roman When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the pwlitical Umds which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to he self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to thera shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate tliat governments long establislied should not be changed for light and transient causes : and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce tliem under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to tlirow off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity wliich constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The- history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having, in direct object, the estiiblisliment of an absolute tyranny over these States. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world : He has refused his assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary for the public good ; he has forbidden his governors to pass laws of immediate and pressing importance, unless suspended in their operation till his assent should be obtained; and, when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend to them ; he has refused to pass other laws for the accommodation of large districts of people, unless those people would relinquish the right of representation in the legislature; a right inestimable to them, and formidable to tyrants only: he has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of tlieir public records, for the- sole purpose of fatiguing them into compliance with his measures ; he has dissolved representative houses repeatedly, for opposing, with manly firmness, his invasions on Lower case a to z, 16 2-3 ems ABCDKFGHIJKLMNOPQRS'IUVWXYZ abcdeft?liijk]mnopurstuvwxyz ABCDEKGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXVZ 1834567800 ISSItSOlSOO 8 Point Scotch Roman When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable riglits ; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferanceof these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. To prove this, let facts he sult- miited to a candid world: He has refused his assent to laws the most wholesome and Lower case a to z, 13 1-2 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJ KLMSOPHRSTUVWXYZ 123456T890 12S4667890 Partly opened with two point leads For complete showing of this Bcries see pagea 390 and 391 76 Scotcli Roman 10 Point Scotch Roman Whkn, In the coiirso of huninii t-vonts, it bfctmies necessnry for one people to dUsolve the (xiliticiil Iwiuls wliich have eonnected them with another, ami to assume, amonK tlie iMiwers of the earth, the se|>arate and equal station to whirh the laws of nature and of nature's GinI entitle them, a decent res|)eet to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which im|>e! them to the separation. We hold these truths to Ih' self-evident : Tlmt nil men are created equal; that they are endowed hy their Creator with certain innlienahle rights; that among these are life, liljcrty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these riithls, Koveniments are institutetl amonK men, deriving their just |K)wers fn»m the c«»nsent of the Rovenied ; that, when any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its |Kiwcrs in such form, as to them shall seem the nuist likely to effect their sjifety and happiness. Prudence, in- deenies necessary for one people to dissolve the political Imnds which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the jwwers of the earth, the separate and e(iual station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind retjuires that they should di-clare tiie causes which impel them to the sepiiratioii. We hold thesi- truths to lie self-evi|K|rstuvwxyz AiirnKP(iHMKi.MNOKiiurruvwxYir 1234567890 123^507890 timfm*mtmtmmmmm4mi 77 Scotch Roman 12 Point Scotch Roman When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident : That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights ; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness ; that, to secure these rights, govern- ments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed ; that whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new Lower case a to z, 12 7-12 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghij klmnopqrstuvwxy z ABCDEFGHI.J KLMNOPQKSTUVWX YZ 1234567890 1234-567890 14 Point Scotch Roman When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle theni, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rig-hts; that among- these are Lower case a to z, 13 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 1234567890 Partly opened with two point leads For complet* ahowinff of this s i pa«:es 390 and 391 78 Scotch Roman U Ponrr Soorca Roman When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessiiry for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them witii another, and to assume, amon^ tlic powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-e\'i(lent : That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its founda- tions on such principles, and organiz Ijnmur tmtm • to 1. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that tliey are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are mstituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed ; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to alwlish it and to insti- tute a new government, laying its foundatidiis cm such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to ellect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for liglit and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufTerable, than to right themselves by a!M>lishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, irhen a longtrain of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably tfie same objecU evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty^ to throw off such govem- Lower case a to z, 15 1-2 ems ABCDKFGHUKLMN0PC3RSTUVWXYZ abcdefffliijkimnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDKFGHIJKI.MNOFtiRSTUVWXYZ 1284S(l78flO ItSUiBlSm 8 Point Wayside Whex, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dis- solve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of na- ture and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its fomidalion. on such principles , and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, mil dic- Lower case a to z. 13 3-8 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXyZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDErGHIJKI.MNOPQHSTUVWXVZ 1234567890 1234567890 10 Point Wayside When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent re- spect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We iiold these truths to be self- evident : That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among Ijower case a to z. 11 7-10 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 123^567890 Partly opened with two point leads 80 Wayside II Point Wavsidb WiiKN, ill the roiirsf of luinmii events, it Infoines iiwessarv for one people to (ii.>i.s(>lve the |M)liti('al ImiihIs wliioli liave coiiiiei'teil them witli another, Mnd to assume, among the |>owers of the eartli, the 8e|Mirate and e<|UHl station to wliidi the laws of nature and of nature's (JchI entitle them, a «lecent resjHft to the opinions of mankind nnjuires that they should declare the causes which iin|x?l them to the separation. We hold these truths to Ik- self-<'vident : That all men are cifuti'd i-tpial; that they an- endoweveninients arc instituted among men, deriving their just |K>wers fn>m the consent of the govenie. II fr-ll rnu ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ alxtlefgh ijk Im nojxj rstu v wxy z ABCUK KC HI J K I.M XOPtJHSTl" VWXVZ 1234567890 1^34567890 12 Point Waybidb When", in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and e(]ual station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to l)e self-evident: That all men are created ec|ual; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, govern- ments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the ffoverued; that, uhenever any form of government becomes (Ustntcthv of these ends, it Ls- the fight of ABCDEFG H I JK IJ^lNOpiiRSTUVWX YZ alxxlefgh ij k 1 m nop0 1£34567890 81 Lining Roman No. 510 6 Point Lining Roman No. 510 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are Instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed ; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to insti- tute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such fonn, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate thatgovernmentslongestablishedshouldnotbechangedfor light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are mffercthUJhan to riQht thanselvea by abolishing the fmins to which they are accustomed. But. ivh en along train of abuses and vsurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce thein under Lower case a to z, 15 5-6 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHI.IKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 lSSli667S90 8 Point Lining Roman No. 510 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dis- solve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, amongthe powera of theearth,the separate and equal station to which the laws of na- ture and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights ; that among these are hfe, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness ; that, to secure tliese rights, governments are in- stituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to irmtitule a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall Lower case a to z, 13 7-8 ema ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHI.IKLMNOPQKSTl'A'WXYZ 1234567890 1834567890 9 Point Lining Rohan No. 510 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the poHtical bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which tlie laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalien- able rights ; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness ; that, to secure these rights, governments are vistHuted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government be- Lowcr caae a to z, 12 8-9 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU^^VXYZ 1234567890 123^.567890 Partly opened with two point leads 82 Lining Konmn No. 'tH) 10 Point Linino Roman No. MO WiiKS, in tlu- iHiun**' of )iuniiui eveiitf, it iK-oonicsnwossjiry furonopi^ople to ili»<»olve the |X)litiial ImukIs which have coiinwtt'il tlieiii with anothtT, and to assume, among the iHjwers of tlie earth, the geparute anil itiuai station to which tiie hiws of nature and of nature's ChkI entitle them, a diH-ent res|Krttotlie opinions of mankind retiuirestliatthey should declare the caus«-s which im|M'l them to the seiwiration. We liold thene truths to 1* self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed Irf/ thrir Creator triih certain iiialieuaUf right*; that aiiwiiff theiie are life, liberty, and the pursuit of hnjipinenn; that, to m-ure these right*, government)! liMMT (MM* R b> I. IX l-A mmm ABCDKKCi n UK LMNOPQHSTUVWXYZ alx-defghijklmnoptirstuvwxyz ABl'l>KhXiHIJKl.M.NOI'VHSTlVWXYZ 1234567890 K'S/,567890 11 Point Linino Rohan No. 510 Whkx, in the course of human events, it becomes ncccsssirv for one j)e*>ple to dissolve the jwlitical Imnds which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the sejwrate and iHiual station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a tlecent resjHvt to the opinions of mankind re- (|uire8 that they should declan> the c^iuses which imixd them to the se^mration. 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AIUT>KF«iHI.JKI,MXOItiUSTi:VWXYZ 12345G7b'JO 1234567890 rudr 88 Norwood Roman 6 Point Norwood Roman When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent re- spect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundations on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having, in direct object, the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these States. To prove this, let facts be sub- mitted to a candid world : He has refused his assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary for the pubHc good ; he has forbidden his governors to pass laws of immediate and pressing importance, unless suspended in their operation till his assent should be obtained ; and, when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend to them; he has refused to pass other laws for the accommodation of large dis- tricts of people, unless those people would relinquish the right of representation in the legislature, a right inestimable to them, and formidable to tyrants only; he has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of their public records, for the sole purpose of fatiguing them into compliance with his measures; he has dissolved representative houses repeatedly, for opposing, with manly firmness, his invasions on the rights of the people; he has refused, for a long time after such dissolutions, to cause others to be elected: whereby the legislative powers, in- Lower case a to z, 15 1-6 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 12SiS67S9U 8 Point Norwood Roman When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundations on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accus- tomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries Lower case a to z. 13 1-8 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 123^567890 Partly opened with two point leads 84 Norwood Roman 10 Point Norwood Roman When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political Kinds which have connected them with another, and to assume, amon>j the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to se- cure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever anv form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new gov- ernment, laymg its foundations on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments lonq establUihed sliould not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more I^Twrr r*«* ■ Ui a. 13 3-& «tn« ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 \2 Point Norwood Roman When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have con- nected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed bv their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are insti- tuted among men, deriving their just powers from the con- sent of the governed; that, wheneverany form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people ABCDEFGHIJKUINOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 123Jt567890 I'utJr apOTMxl with two potnt ImiIb 86 Roman No. 590 5 Point Roman No. 590 When, in the course of human evente, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the politic«l bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the sepa- rate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opiuioiiB of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separa- tion. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of hap- piness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the rmisent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish It, and to institute a new government. laying its foun- dation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferablc. than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. JSut. when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history nf repealed injuries and vaurpatione, all having, in direct object. Lower case a to z, 15 3-4 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDRFGHUKLMNOPQRSTUVWXyZ 12:i45678!K) 1^345678^0 5Vm Point Roman No. 590 When, in the course of human events, it be- comes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal : that they are endowed by theirCreator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pur- suit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriv- ing their just powers from the consent of the gr)verned; that whenever any form of govern- ment becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute a new government, laying its foun- dation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all ex- perience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when along train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing in- variably the same object, evinces adesign to reduce them under absolute despotism, it i» their right, it Lov^er case a to z, 16 1-4 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 6 Point Roman No. 590 When, in the course of human events, it be- comes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands wliicli have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, tlie separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires tliat they should declare the causes wliieli impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable riglits ; that among these are life, liberty, and the pur- suit of happiness; that, to secure these riglits, governments are instituted among men, deriv- ing their just powers from the consent of tlie governed: that whenever any form of govern- ment becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it. and to institute a newgovernment.layingitsfoundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long estab- lished should not be changed for light and tran- sient causes; and. accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. Hut, when a long train of abuses Lower case a to z. 15 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abedefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUV^VXYZ 1234567890 12S4567890 7 Point Roman No. 690 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dis- solve the political bands which have con- nected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the sepa- rate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of man- kind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the gov- erned; that whenever any form of govern- ment becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute a new govern- ment, laying its foundation on such prin- ciples, (ind organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to Lower case a to z, 14 3-7 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghi.iklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTDVWXTZ 1234567890 12S4567S90 Partly opened with two point leads 86 Roman No. 590 ( PotMT Roman Ho. MB WiiKM, ill th«« couriM? of hiimiin evpiitu, it lH>comet« iiwetwary for one people to diMolve the |>olitical bandu wliich have coiiiieote«l them with anotlier, aud to anKume, amoDK the powen of the earth, the M>parate and e«|ual utation to whieli the law» of nature and of nature'* <.to«l entitle theiti, a de<>ent renjieet to the opinions of man- kind require* ttiat they iihould deolart- the eaiines which im|>el them to the He|>nmtion. We hold thew tnithn'to Jh- sielf -evident: That all men are creatwi equal; that tliey are endowe»iM on mAfrimet^M, •«<< nrgam^ing ilx )Hitcer» in nurh form, ax to Ihrm lj»WMrm»r •to I. IS I'tvfM AB<^'l)ERiIll.lKl.MX()IVlf human events, it lieeomes iieeeKsarj' for one ix'ople tudiMHilve the politieni linnds whieh have eonneet«>erty, and the pursuit of happi- neat; thai, to nectirt the»e rightu, goremments are instiluteil among men, deriring their J¥»t iMncern from the connml of the governed; lliat, trhenerer any form ofgov- l^iw^r rm», • y> ■. IS Hoa ABCDEFOHI.TKLMXOI'QRSTUVWXYZ alH'defphijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCI>KF the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created eciual; Hull Ihfji nrr fndoKfil hy ihrir Creator irilh rertain inolietuihlr rif/ht.s; thai iimoHfj Ihritf are lifr, librrly.and the pursuit of happiness; that, to ABCDEFt { H I.I K LMXOPQRSTU VWX YZ abi-defKhijklninopiirstux-wxyz AIK'I>EKiiHlJKL.M.VOItiRSTrV\VXVZ r2.'J45C7H5M> 1:i34r,r,78U0 rwilr avnad »M> lw« »ato> l«^I 87 Roman No. 590 11 Point Roman No. 590 When, in tlie course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have con- nected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident : That all men are created equal ; that they are en- dowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness ; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, dei'iving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new (jovernment, laying its foundations on such, princijiles, and organizinfi its powers in such form, as to them Lower case a to z, 13 2-11 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 12 Point Roman No. 590 When, in the course of human events, it becomes nec- essary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights ; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their junt powers from the consent of the gov- erned; that whenever any form of government becomes de- Lower case a to z, 13 1-2 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdef ghi j klmnopqrstu vwxyz ABCDEFCiHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 Partly openeii with two point leads Lining Roman Nos. 524 and 527 ■*Wll IlllMlwr^t & Point Linino Roman No. 634 I umili !• diMulv* lk« piillUrftl hands whieli imf I Uw |M««n ml Um mrtk. Um wparat* «nd r<)U4l »uti<>u u> wblek lb* r«r«'«0n4««Ulto Umh. aAwMilrMiMrtlollMopditaMofMWiikiiKt r*<|UJrMlliat ttioj »huukl dwUra Uhmi to tiM Mf*rmUua. W» huM IImm Initlu lu b* ••tf-vridMil - Tlwl «ll ■»» Rr« crt«l«d m)imI ; that O— Kc wlUl CMtola ImUWmM* rtcktai that mmoc Umm %n Ulm. liberty, and lb* purauil of happi- ricMi^, pnwniBwiila an !—«»■*■< aiwig MM. dwtTlag tbvir juM pt>w«n fruni th« ti>nMiit of tb« aay facw «! tfraiwil bawin 4«aM««U«« of llMa* Md*. it 1* th« ricM of tb« |>»»pl« l» alter ur to lailM Ita fMi»4aUa«a «■ MCh priDrlpla*. and ofraniiJiir il» |M>wrr* in n»ch •■•••rllbwirMfatf an^bap^MMa. PnidMrv. in>lf^. will •ItcUtr tliat K<'rtfrnmanU IbrMibland lraiM*Mil maaaa: aad. aecardinity. ali •viwrienrr Uili »liMwn ibat uan- •vlbaraMffwrabU, tbaafc>ri«M tbaiaaUrm l.j •l->ti*l.i»r ll.r f.-riii* u- whirb th«r ar« b^Jlimln nf tftll ' tifeuri>Kli.>ti* i Miv>n>hii ll><- kamr i>tr>f«Hi, tor r«ia"ii>nHir»l >'i •■) .>' i^itHi d b* a eaadid wwrM : ll« baa rrfuard bit aaaral 1<> law. i hnHt4tm W* 9»«vr»nr* bi paaa Uwa uf iMaMNllat* and |)n--- M#, m^Um Mi MMTjMMfcvt, b« iUa •>"' iMa« ^f Imrf ^it>tfuia of pmi^», ttntrm a la a. 14 1-t MM Tilt and tx pnaatrd Fff tlit'K Slatra. Tn pn>t« iiir and n*vr«Miry f<>r tba iinirra aUBiN'ndrd In thrlr ■itlrnd to tktit*; h* kam «-«•- abrd«t«bU»»M»QTatMTw»]ri Lining: Roman No. 527 5 Point Lining Roman No. 527 Wbbm. im IIh> ctMirw* nf hamao ••vritta. It ti«icome. amonn tbr powt«ni of the earth, the aepamte and •q«*l alaitoa lowhieh the law* of Mtare and of aalure'a Ood entitle them, a decent renfiei't to the oplnlona of MMaklad raqvln* iImi th«T ahnald declare th« caaaca which impel them to the aeparatlon. We hold Umm* IrwilM to be aelf-eTldeat: That all men are create*) etinal; that they are endowed l>>- their Crsator wftk certala Inalienable rlchta; that amona thtwe are life. lllM>rtr.and the pumuit of happinnw; that, to avmre thmv H«hta, ffOTerementa are in«tiliiternm(>nl. In> inu ita fotindnlionw «n Huch prfneipfea,and nritaniilna ita |i«>wrni in muvh form, a* tn thfni nlinll mhmd moot liki'ly to off(*ct llK: and. acronlinaly. all «*x|>«*rience hath ahown that mankind are more dUpoaed toanfllpr. while e«ila are •ufferahle. than to richt themaehei* h} abnliahins the form* to which they are acmaloaMMl. Rut. when a lonii train nf ahUM^ and uxirimTinn". ititroTifnii tnvnriahly the aame ohject. evincM a dMign to rednea tlnnn nmler alMnlute dc«|KiTi-" . - i . . : ,hf,|r duty, tn throw off anch ■m«nuB«nl and to pmrMe new miardo for thfir f • vn the |>nticnt aufforanrt* of taM«> colon lea. MM ■veh tanow the n<«<-«-M>itT nln* ! -n-ir former M>MtemH of uovcrn- ■wnl. Tba blatorr oi tbe ptWMnt Km* tif t*reat I!' it**«) injuries and iiaurptitionM. UU kmrtmm.fm 4tr9t4 ati9et,lh*rBtahU»kment tfan »t^- lutr lt,r'tuH/)ufi mia assent /» faira thf mu*4l wkalettmu and neeraaarif/ur hCf fttMic Lawt caav a tn a. 17 vOm AWI»F.Knin«, antotiir the [Miireni of itto enrth. tlw separata and aqoal atatlnn to which tl>e lawn of nature and of nalurv'a God entitle them, a ilecent reapect to the oplnlniia of maaklnU mquirm Uiat titey altotild declare the rattMw which Iniiiel them t4i tiw iteiiaratloo. We taoM lk«M trntkft lo ba talf-vrtdent : Ttint all men ara rraated equal: that ttwr are endowed by thalr * rlffhta: thnt nmnnip theae aro life. Utterly, nnd tlie pnraiilt of happtoeM; riir their Jnat p<»weni from the ' *• wn that munkliid «re iixtlintilnif tlie fornui to iirviilnir liivarluhljr the Mu*l)l. II iKthclr duly, to .. ii h.-i- U.I. rii.'i.iitirnt tint, to aemrv ttaeaa riclili. ir>' conaeni of the covamad; ttiu' I* Ibe rlKtil of Iha paopla lo «>• ' ■aatwa* ttf gm-rrmm^nt. 7\r hi»hH-f. 9mM mmtr$mtttm:ttil Attnaff. 4m *ltr. •^-lt> whii-h • ■ftirtnt Hrit. iMhimmt ttf att ABCDKrOHUKUniOrQIWTirilt-XVZ ■brd*liMJkliiUMiMntaT«xj< (n m Roman No. 596 6 Point Roman No. 596 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident : That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, de- riving their just powers from the consent of the governed ; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to insti- tute a new government, laying its foundations on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to efTect their safety and happiness. Prudem-e, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and. accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But. when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient suffer- ance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having, in direct object, the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these States. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world : He has refused his assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary for the public good; he has forbidden his governors to pass laws of immediate and pressing importance, unless suspended in their operation till his assent should be obtained ; and, when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend to them : he has refused to pass other laws for the accommodation of large districts of people, unless those people would relinquish the right of representation in the legislature: a right inestimable to them, and formidable to tyrants only ; he has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfort- able, and distant from the depository of their public re<'ords. for the sole purpose of fatiguing them 171^0 compliance toith his measures; he has dissolved rejyresentative houses repeatedly, for opposing, ivith manly firmness, his invasions on the rights of the people; he has refused, for a long time after such dis- Lower case a to z, 15 5-6 ems ABCDEFGH IJ KLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abc'(iefKhijkliiinoi»(irKtiivwxyz ABCDEKGHIJKLMNOPQKSTUVW-XYZ 1234567890 1234667890 7 Point Roman No. 596 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self- evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with cer- tain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed ; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to in- stitute a new government, laying its foundations on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happi- ness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath showji that mankind are more disposed to sufler, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism. It is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their for- mer systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having, in direct object, the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these States. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world: He has refused his assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary tor the public good; he has forbidden his governors to pass laws of immediate and pressing importance^ unless suspended in their operation till his assent should be obtained; and, when so suspended. Lower caae a to z, 15 ema ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXyZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ' ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 12S4567890 Partly opened with two point leads 90 Roman No. 596 8 Ponrr Rohan N0.6M Whks, ill thp coiimo of hiiiiinn event*, it becoiiieii nocewian' for one people to dis- solve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, •nionK the |h>w era of the earth, the M>purate and equal station to which (he laws of nalurt- and of nature's (>od entitle them, a decent respect tparation. We hold these trtithttub<> self-evident : That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these •re life, liberty, and the pureuit of happiness ; that, to secure these rights, govern- ments are institult'd among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; llial, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of UtMe ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new itovernmeiil, laying its foundations on such principles, and organizing its iiowers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and nKI>pines«. I'rudence, indeet], will dictate that governments lung established should not he changeF.FaHIJKI..MSOPQU8TIIVWXYZ l-j:M"Xi7WI0 1234667890 » Point Roman No. MS When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary tor one people to dissolve the {mlitical hands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's (Sod entitle them, a decent respect to the opin- ions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to \m self-evident: That all men are createe changetl for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disiK)«ed to suffer, while evils are suCFerahle, than to right themselves by alH)lishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a hny train of nhwtrM and usiiriHttionii, pursuiny invariably the same object, erinrtJi a design to reditee them under absolute desjioUsm., it is their right, it is ABCDEKUHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcde(ghijklmnop<|rstuvwxyi ABCDKFOHIJKLMXOI-VKSTIVWXYZ 12S4567890 1^*667890 91 Roman No. 596 10 Point Roman No. 596 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments arc instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundations on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of hapi)iness: that to secure these rights,governmeiits are institute*! among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of govern- ment becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it anrtance., unless sus- pended in their ajMration till his assent should be obtained; and, ABC'l )EF(;jn jIc rMNOIxTHSTU VWX YZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEF(iHI.IKLMX()IVHSTlVw'xYZ 1 2345t)78iM) l:>S4rj(i7s self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed bv their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments arr inntitiiled among men. deriring IheirjuM powers from the consent of the gorerned; Ikat. trkenefer any form of government t)Kome» de.it ruetire of these ends, it is the ABCDEroinjiaMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEHillUKLM.NOl'VKSTLVW.XYZ rj:i4.*»67SiMI 1234567890 10 Point Roman No. 6M When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to a.ssume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires tliat they should deckre the causes which impel them to the separation. 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We hold these truths to lit self evident : That all men are created equal; that ihej- are endowed liy their Creator « itli certain inalien- able rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure Ikese rights, gtnvy-mmenls are insliluled among men, deriving Iheirjiisl pcnters from Ihe consrnl of Ihe gavertud; Ihal whenefer any form nf gmrrnmenl beiomes deslruilive of l^Mr*r cs*« • So I. IS «aM ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTCVWXYZ 1234567890 7 Polat OUatyk Na S7S Whkn, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another,and to assume, amoni; the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of n.iture and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect tothe opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. 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We hold these truths to be self- evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among tliese are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, gonjernments are instituted among men, Jeri-ving their just poivers Lower case a to z, 12 9-16 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 8 Point Oldstyle No. 583 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among tlie powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them , a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal: that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that jmotif these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to seaire these rights, fovernments are instituted among men , derrving their )ust powers from the consent of the gov- l^rwmr t*t» • ts ft. 11 1'4 Mna ABCDEFGH I JKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 12J45678W S Point Century OMMyle When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind re- quires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights ; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness ; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundations on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having, in direct object, the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these States. To prove this, let facts be given to a candid world: He has refused his assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary for the public good ; he has forbidden his governors to pass laws of immediate and pressing importance, unless suspended in their opera- tion till his assent should be obtained ; and, when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend to them ; he has refused to pass other laws for the accommodation of large districts of people, unless these people would relinquish the right of representation in the legislature; a right inestimable to them, and formidable to tyrants only ; he has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of their public records, for the sole purpose of fatigu- itjg them into compliartce with his measures ; he has dissolved representative houses repeatedly, for oppos- ing, with manly firmness, his invasions on the rights of the people; he has refused, for a long time after Lower case a to z, 15 2-5 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 8 Point Century Oldstyle When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destruc- tive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experi- ence hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident : That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long estab- lished should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed ; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundations on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident: That ail men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with cer- tain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are mstituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the nght of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundations on such principles, and orj^anizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident : That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights ; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, govern- ments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consetit of the governed; that, whenever any form ofgov- er?iment heco77ies destructive of these ends, it is the right of the Lower case a to z. 12 11-12 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 14 Point Lining Caslon Oldstyle No. 540 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self- evident: That all men are created equal; that they are e?■ldo^ll1ed by their Creator with certain inalie?table rights; that amoftg t/iese are life, liberty, and the pur- Lower case a to z, VA 1-14 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 Partly opened with two point leads For complete showing of this series see Lining Ca»lon No. 540, padres 314, 316 and 316 118 f Lining Caslon Oldstyle No. 540 18 Point Lining Caslon Oliihtyi.k No. MO When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to as- sume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should de- clare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; - that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever anyform of government becomes destruc- tive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a tiew goverft me/it ^ l^iyifiS if^ foun- dations on such principles^ and organizing ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUV abcdefghij kl m nopq rstu vwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOFORSTUVWXYZ 1 234567890 1234 S6 1890 ■» *«»>M .« a* m^m mm lltlmm tTulM W». %». tmt m. 11» mA m ractir woud wHk m peM lai> 119 Recut Caslon No. 586 6 Point Recut Caslon No. 586 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes de- structive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying ifs foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that govern- ments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duly, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having, in direct object, the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these States. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world : He has refused his assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary for the public good; he has forbidden his governors to pass laws of immediate and pressing importance, unless sus- pended in their operation till his assent should be obtained; and, when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend to them; he has refused to pass other laws for the accommodation of large districts of people, unless those people would relinquish the right of representation in the legislature; a right inestimable to them, and formidable to tyrants only ; he has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of their public records, for the sole purpose of fatiguing them into compliance with his measures; he has dissolved representative houses repeatedly, for o{)f)osittg, with manly firmness, his invasions on the rights of the peofile; he has refused, for a long time after such dissolutions, to cause others to he elected; whereby the legislative fowers. incapable of Lower case a to z. 14 1.3-24 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghiiklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 I234S67SW 8 Point Recut Caslon No. 586 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accus- tomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having, in direct object, the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these States. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety an J happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not he ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234S67890 12 Point Recut Caslon No. 688 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just ponsers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of • ••••.UllUa ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqr8tuvw.xyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 121 Recut Caslon No. 586 14 Point Recut Caslon No. 586 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self- evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new gov- ernment, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and hap- piness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that govern- ments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more dis- posed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that whenever any form of government becomes de- structive of these ends, it is the right, it is the duty of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government^ lay- ing its foundations on such principles and }jow«t rm»* m bt b. 12 Zft-M vms ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUV abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 123 Oldstyle No. 579 6 Point Oldstyle No. 579 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are insti- tuted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed ; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it. and to institute a new government, laying its foundations on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to theiu shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and. accordingly, all experience hath shown that man- kind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable. than to right themselves by abolish- ing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the neces- sity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having, in direct object, the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these States. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world: He has refused his assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary for the public good; he has forbidden his governors to pass laws of immediate and pressing importance, unless suspended in their operation till his assent should be obtained, and. when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend to them; he has refused to pass other laws for the accommoda- tion of large districts of people, unless those people would relinquish the right of representation in the legislature, a right inestimable to them, and formidable to tyrants only; he has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of their public records, for the sole purpose of fatiguing them into compliance %vith his measures; he has dissohied representative houses repeatedly^ for opposiiig^ with nuinly firmness, his invasions on the rights of the People,' he has refused, for a Ions time after such dissolutions, to cause others to be elected; Lower case a to z, 16 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz aucdkfghijklmnopqrstuvwxvz 1:^34567890 1234S67890 7 Point Oldstyle No. 579 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident; That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happi- ness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government be- comes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundations on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happi- ness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient suffer- ance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having, in direct object, the establish- ment of an absolute tyranny over these States. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid ivorld: He has refused his assent to laws the most zvholesome atid necessary for the public good; he has forbidden his governors to pass laivs of immediate and Lower case a to z, 1& ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 Partly opened with two point leads 124 Oldstyle No. 579 8 Point OLiMmri.s No. S79 Whrn, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dis- solve the political bands which have connecte»w*r raiw a to i, 14 «fna ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstUN-wxyz ABCDKFGHUKI.MNOPQRSTUVWXVZ 1234567890 U34567S90 9 Point Olmttyui No. GT9 When, iti the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights: that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, tosecurethe.se rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their iu.st powers from the consent of the governed: that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to in.stitute a new gov- ernment, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its pow- ers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to eifect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long es- tablished should not be changed for light and transient causes: and, accord- ingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident : That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights ; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness ; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed ; that, whenever any form of govern- ment becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundations on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governmeyits long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly , all experience Lowtfr caae a to z. 12 9-10 fms ABCDEFGH IJ KLM NOPQ RSTU VWX YZ abcdefghij klmnopqrstu vwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXXVZ 1234567890 1234567890 11 Point Oldstyle No. 679 When, in the course of htiman events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected theiu with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights ; that among these are life, liberty, and the ptirsuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed ; that , whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a iieic govern- ment, laying its foundations on such principles, and organizing Lower casL* a to z. 12 8-11 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 Partly opened with two point leads 126 Oldstyle No. 579 12 Point Oldbtylb No. 679 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident : That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights ; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, govern- ments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of l^wer CUM ■ to s, 12 6-8 iem» ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 18 Point 0ld8tyi.e No. 679 When, ill the course of huinaii events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among- the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWX abcdefghijkhniiopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 127 Oldstyle No. 581 5 Point Oldstyle No. 581 When, ia the course ot human events, itbecomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident ; That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufierable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former system of government. The history of the present King ot Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having, in direct object, the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these States. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world: He has refused his assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary for the public good; he has forbidden his governors to pass laws of immediate and pressing importance, unless suspended in their operation till his assent should be obtained: and, when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend to them; he has refused to pass other laws for the accommodation ot large districts of people, unless those people would relinquish the right of representation in the legislature; a right inestimable to them, an<) formidable to tyrants only; he has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of their pui)lic records, for the sole purpose of fatiguing them into compliance with his measures; he has dissolved representative houses repeatedly, for opposing, with manly firmness, his invasions on the rights of the people; he has refused for a long time after such dissolutions, to cause others to be elected; whereby the legislative powers, incapable of annihila* tion, have returned to the people at large for their exercise, the state remaining, in the meantime, exposed to all the danger of invasion from without, and convulsions within; he has endeavored to prevent the population ot these States, for that purpose obstructing the laws for naturalization of foreigners, refusing to pass others to en- courage their migration hither, and raising the conditions of new appropriations of lands; he has obstructed the administration of justice, by refusing his assent to laws for establishing judiciary powers; he has made judges dependent on his will atone, for the tenure of their offices, and the amount and payment of their salaries; he has erected a multitude of neTv of /ices, and sent hither swarms of officers to harass our people, and eat out their sub- stance: he has kepi among us, in time of peace, standing armies, ivithout the consent of our legislatures: he has t,ower case a to z. 15 9-10 ema ABCDEFGHUKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ 1234S67890 1234Stt1(S90 6 Point Oldstyle No. 581 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are institutedamongmen.derivingtheir just powers from the consent of the governed; that whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it. and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufl'erable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having, in direct object, the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these States. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world : He has refused his assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary for the public good; he has forbidden his governors to pass laws of immediate and pressing importance, unless suspended in their operation till his assent should be obtained; and, when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend to thetn: he has refused to pass other laws for the accommo- dation of large districts of people, unless those people would relinquish the right of representa- tion in the legislature; a right inestimable to them, and formidable to tyrants only; he has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of their public records, for the sole purpose of fatiguing them into compliance with his measures; he has dissolved representative houses repeatedly, for opposing, with manly firmness, his invasions on the rights Lower case a to z, 16 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDKFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXVZ 1234567890 1234567S90 Partly opened with two point leada 128 Oldstyle No. 581 T Point OLDrrvui No. 681 When, in the coarse of human events, it becomes necessary (urone people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, amonK the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of bap- pines.s: that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their ju.st powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of govern- ment becomes destnictive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abol- ish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to elTcit their kjitcty and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governinonts long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sullferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which the^ are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpati K. 1ft 2-7 cnw ABCDEKGHIJKLMNOPgRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXVZ 1234567890 12.14567890 8 Point Olii8tyi.b No. 681 Whrn, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dis- solve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, lil)erty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes de- structive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and or- ganizing its |M)wers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to efJect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate fh.it governments long es- tablished should not be changed ifor light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind aje more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing in- variably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despo- tism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such gov-emment and to pn>vide Hctv guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former 1>TW«T «*•« • U> t. 14 1 -4 «HM ABCDEFr.HIJKLMNOPyRSTUVWXYZ al)cdefghijklmnopqrstuvwx\7. ABCDEPr.HUKI.MNOPQRSTUVw'xVZ 1234567890 1234567890 129 Oldstyle No. 581 9 Point Oldstyle No. 581 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary' for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and also to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should de- clare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government be- comes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundations on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are suf- ferable, than to right t/ienisi'lz'i's by abolis/ii/ig the forms to ivhich they arc accKstomed. But zfhe?i abuses aud usurpations, pursuing imQRSTUVWXYZ 12345&789U l2MSb7890 6 Point Lining Oldstyle No. 523 When, in the course of human events, it be- comes necessary for one people to dissolve tlie political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident; That all men are created equal; that they are en- dowed by their Creator with certain inalienable riKbts: that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these riifbts, Kovernments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of goy- ernment becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to eftect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and. accordingly, all ex- perience hath shown that mankind are more disi)osed to suffer, while evils are sufferable. than to riffht themsehes dy a/folishijig the forms to i^'hich they arc accustomed. But, ivheii a Liowercase a to z, 14 9-12 ems .ABCDEPT.Hf.lKI.MNOPQRSTLUWXVZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuywxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 l2SiS67S90 8 Point Lining Oldstyle No. 623 When, in the course of liuman events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the i)owersof the earth, tlie separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare tlie causes whicli impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal: tliat they are en- dowed by their Creator with certain in- alienable rights: that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happi- ness: tliat, to secure these rights, gov- ernments are instituted among men, deriving their powers from the consent of the governed ; that, whenever any fonii of governmettt becomes tiestruc- tive of these ends it is the right of the Lower case a to z, 13 3-4 ema ABCDEP'GHIJKLMXOPQRSTUV ahcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKL.MNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 12,HS67890 1234S61SW Partly opened with two point leads 134 Lining Oldstyle No. 523 10 Point Linino Oldbtyui No. US When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, amontj the powers of the earth, the separate an«l equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's Gtnl entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind retiuires that they should declare the causes w hich impel them to the separa- tion. We hold these truths to be self-evident : That all men are created iqual; that they arc cmioiccd by their Creator with certain inalienable rij^hts ; that among these are life, liberty, ami the pursuit of ha/>/>iness ; Linrvr tmf a to x, 18 1-ft vn>« ABCDKFGIIIJKI.MNOI'QKSTUVWXYZ abcdefjihijklmnopqrstuvw.xyz ABCDF.ir.H IJ K l.M X« )PQRSTU\'\VXVZ 12345678'A) /J,yl.5o76VO 12 Point L4NIN0 Oldstyle No. 523 W'hkn, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to as- sume, amon^ the powers of the earth, the sejjarate and equal siafioii fo ic/iic/t the laii'S of iiafinr and of italiirc's Ltod ciitith' them, a decent resfieit to the opinions of man- l^iwor cft«« B ta B, 14 *nui ABCDHFC; 1 1 1 J K LM XOPQRSTU VWXVZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz AHCDKFGHIJKL.MNOI'OkSTlVWXVZ 1234567890 I 234561 S90 18 Point Lining Olootyle No. SZtl W HKN, in the course of human events, it be- comes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, anionjr the powers oj the earth, the separate and equal station fo A BC Di: IX ; 1 1 1 Ti^'l M N b PO RSIT ' \\\ abcdefu^hijklmnopcirstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 12.'345H7H9() 12345 67 S90 185 Lining Oldstyle No. 550 6 Point Lining Oldstyle No. 550 When, in the course of human events, it be- comes necessao' for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, amons the pow- ers of the earth, the separate and equal sta- tion to which the laws of nature and of na- ture's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of hap- piness; that, to secure these rights, govern- ments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from theconsent of the gov- erned; that whenever any form of govern- ment becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abohsh it, and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organ- izing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for Hght and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown that ma n k in d are more d is Posed to s iiffer, wh He ev ils aj-e siifferable. than to risht themselves by abol- Lowcr case a to z, 16 cms ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz AIJCDEFGHIJKLMNOPURSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234S67890 7 Point Lining Oldstyle No. 550 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to as- sume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the sepa- ration. We hold these truths to be .self- evident; That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator withcertain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the con- sent of the governed; that whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to Ihcm shall seem most likely to effect their safely and hap- Lower case a to z, 14 13-14 ems ABCDEFGHIJ[KLMNOPQRSTUVWX abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 8 Point Lining Oldstyle No. 550 When, in the course of human events, it becomes nece.ssary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal sta- tion to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the .sepa- ration. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are cre- ated equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, lib- erty, and the pursuit of ha])piness; that, to secure these rights, govern- ments are instituted among men, de- riving their just powers from the con- sent of the governed; that whenever any form of government becomes de- structive of these ends, it is the right Lower case a to z, 14 6-16 ems ABCDEFGHIJ KLMNOPQRSTUV abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 9 Point Lining Oldstyle No. 550 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessarv- for one people to dissolve the politi- cal bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinionsof mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separa- tion. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are cre- ated equal; that the\- are endow-ed by their Creator with certain in- alienable rights ; that among the.se are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among Lower case a to z, 13 13-18 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU abcdefghijklmnopcirstuv-wx^-z ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 Partly opened wiUi two poiot leads 136 1 Lining Oldstyle No. 550 10 Point Lininq Olimtylb No. 580 When, in the course of human e\'ents, it becomes necessary for one peoiilc to dissolve the political Ixinds which have connected them with another, and to assume, amons: the ix>wers of the earth, the sei)arate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the sejjaration. We hold these truths to be self-evident : That all men are createtl equal: that they are endmced by their Creator rcith certain inalienable rights; that among these are li/e, liberty, and the pursuit o/ happiness; that to Lowvr caa* a ti>B. IS l>t mtam ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefjrhijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPgRSTlTVWXVZ 1234567890 1234567890 11 Point Lininq Oldstylc No. 6E0 When, in the course of human events, it becomes neces.sary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to a.ssume, among the ptiwers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. ]\'c hold these truths to he self-evident; That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator \jomrT cm»tr ■ l<> s. 12 ft-11 ffma ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstu\'Avxyz ABC I )EFOH IJ KL.MXOPQRSTUVWX VZ 1234567890 1234567S90 12 Point Lining Oliwtyu: No. SSO When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to as- sume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes zvhich impel them to the separation. We hold these I ruths to be selj-et'idenl: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefjJ[hijklmnopqrstuvwx3'z ABCDEFC.HIJKLMXOI'gRSTUVW.XYZ 1234567890 1234567S90 137 Lining Ronaldson Oldstyle No. 551 6 Point Lining Ronaldson Oldstyle No. 551 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them witli ;inother, and to assume. amoiiK the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare tlie causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these trutlis to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that amon^ these are life, liberty, and the i)ursuitof happiness; that, to secure these ri^rhts, Kovernments are instituted amons men. deriv- ing their just powers from the consent of the ^"verned; that whenever any form of yoverument be- comes destructive of these ends, it is the ri^rhtof the people to alter or to abolish it. and to institute a new ifovemment. laying: its fomidatiou on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to tiiem shall seem most likel\' to effect tlieir safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dic- tate that Koverumeuts long established should not be ch;tnged for li^ht and transient causes; and. accordiuifly. all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are snfferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But li'hen a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing ini-ariably the same object, ei.'inces a design to reduce them under absoiute despotism, it is their I'ight, it is their duty, to throw off such government Lower case a to z, 15 5-6 eras ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijkimnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDKFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTCVWXYZ 1234567890 I234567H90 7 Point Lining Ronaldson Oldstyle No. 551 When, in the course of human events, it becomes iiecessarj* for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of hap- piness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organ- izing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, ivill dictate that li^overnnients long^ esfahlished should not he chauf^ed for light and transient causes; afid, accordinQ-lv, all e.vperience hath shown Lowur case a to z, 16 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklninopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 8 Point Lining Ronaldson Oldstyle No. 651 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to as- sume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable riglits; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their jvist powers from the consent of the governed ; that whenever an\- form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is tlie rii;ht of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a tieu' government , laying its foundation on sueh principles, and organizing its pow- Lower case a to z, 13 16-16 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwx\-z ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 123-1567S90 Partly opened with two point leads I 138 Lining^ Ronaldson Oldstyle No. 551 9 Point Lining Ronal-dson Old«tyiji No. SSI When, in the course of human events, it lx.-conies nccessan' for one people to dissolve the jwlitical bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, amons: the powers of the earth, the separate and e<]ual station to which the laws of nature and of nature's (lod entitle them, a decent rcs]x*ct to the opinions of mankind retjuires that the\- should declare the causes which im]N;l them to the sei>aration. We hold the.se truths to lie .self-evident: That all men are createtl e(|ual; that the\' are endowetl by their Creator with cer- tjiin inhlienable rights; that atnon>r these are life, lil>erty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to .secure these rijfhts, novemments are instituted anion« men, derivinjr their just jKJwers from the con.sent of the Koverned; that when- ever any form of jjovernment becomes destructive of these ends, it is the riRht of the people to alter or to abolish it. and to institute a new Kovernment, lay- iLs foundation on such principles, and orijanizinff its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. 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We hold these truths to be .self-cx-ident: That all men are created ecjual; that they are endowetl by their Creator with certain inalienable riRhts; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness: that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that whenever any fonn of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its jwwcrs in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, govern- ments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that whenever any form of govern- ment becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute a new government, laying its foimdatioii on such principles^ organizing its powers in snch fonii, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. 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We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the ptirsuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are insti- tuted among men, deriving their jtist powers from the consent of the governed; that wlienever any fortn of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or Lower case a to z, 12 11-24 ems ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrsttivwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 1234567890 Partly opened with two point leads 140 Lining- Ronaldson Oldstyle No. 551 U Point Unino Ronaudson OiJ)am.B No. Ul When, in the course of human events, it be- comes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind re- quires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. 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We hold these truths to be self- evident: That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalien- able rights: that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness ; that to secure these rights governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and ttt institute a new government, laying its foundations on such princi- ples, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established sliould not be changed for light and transient causes; and, ac- cordingly, all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are suffer- able.than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which tliey are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to rcJuce them umlcr absolute liesjyotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government and to pro- Lower case a to z, 14 cms ABCDF.FGHIJKLMNOPORSTU\WXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLWNOl'ORSTUVWXYZ 12J45b78qO J2M567S90 8 Point Lining French Oldstyle No. 552 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold thesetruths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed ; that, whenever any form of government becomes destruc- tive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to insti- tute a new government, laying its foundM Umv kr^M N«. I 145 Cm* lkmparable Creation $ 1 234567890 Advertising 147 11 Point aDAtl40 42a (186 S275 INTRODUCTION OF PRINTING Many Historians Contend That the Art of Printing Was Introduced and First Used in England by Caxton, Who, by His Great Intelligence, Quickly Mastered This Idea and Method of the Process While Abroad 10 Point 21 All 15 42atl3S t2S0 WHITE SPACE IN ADVERTISING A Judicious Use of White Space is Pleasing Publisher Strives to PIcjwe Critical Advertiser Answer Questions of P2U'amount Importance Greater Historical Plays May Be Produced 8 Point 24 A SMS 48a $110 tZlS EFFECTIVE AND PROFITABU; RESULTS If the Adveftuen Can Ever Coinelo Realize the Gieat Advantaga o( the Um of While Space. Both They and Publishen Will Reap Harvoit: the Advettiwr, Became Hu Ad« WUI Biing Rewlu. and the Publisher. Became the Advotiier is Sure to Increate the Amount of Space SPoint 24AliaO 4KatiOO tlOO REMARKABLE CHARACTERISTICS EMPLOYED CMwnkM OlifaH* a Pi I i^inllj Aawtnl hr Mi »» •ad M^auia* AdMitiMMak. Th* DatJKt aad CiMncttritie Fariam EaifaaiM ia TImm Lmm Mab il Ow ai 41m M«M PivdarS«>EwOf«>ci*>Ciifi. FwCwmalCia ill M I •• • Eniwad »l2MMi7m> tv ik Uara^ tJ* Cheltenham Old^yle in Practical Display Electrotype H&lf-t< MOST RELIABLE INFORMATION CONCERNING BEAUTIFUL SOUTH SHORE HEALTH RESORTS HE South Shore of Long Island, on the sea, will strongly appeal to anyone who enjoys the ocean with its fine surf bathing, sailing and deep-water fishing. The Great South Bay, the Mecca for lovers of aquatic sports, skirts the southern end of Long Island for a distance of nearly eighty miles and is an ideal and safe inland sea for sailing, fishing and still-water bathing. It is hardly necessary to point out the suitable places it contains — the Rockaways, Long Beach and Manhattan Beach — the latter place with its world-renowned Southern Beach and Continental Hotels. The recent improvements at Rockaway Beach make it very desirable for summer residence. The hotel and bathing houses there are attractive features. Belle Harbor, next to Rockaway Beach, is a lovely seaside residential district and many attractive homes are located there. The Belle Harbor Yacht Club is situated on Jamaica Bay, and is one of the features of that lovely place. Following the coast line to the east is Arverne, a modern summer city by the sea, Edgemere, Far Rockaway and other resorts, all delightful places at which to spend the summer or for all-year residence. In addition to the hotels, there are a number of attractive boarding cottages for the convenience of summer visitors who may arrive. These are favorite places with business men, who find their nearness to the city advantageous and their cool nights in the summer particularly inviting. These resorts can be reached in a very short time from New York by way of the Twentieth Page Eighteen #i i# A The Abbot Border Strathmore MortUed Initial 148 Cheltenham Oldslyle in Practical Display CO TO THIS NEW HAMPSHIRE LAKE RESORT FOR AN OUTING l^^^lt IE*. UfgeA and fiimt shc«< of water If ^1 m New Hampahiie, and one of the ^2^J (ountry'i mott popular lummer re- ^^^H aoiti, a Lake Winnipetaukee. It is eaijr to undcrAand why is continues to hold •uch a high place in the af edioiu of w many vacabooiAi, lot there are few lake* in all the world lo niperbly and splendidly endowed with the attradioRs of scenery, climate, and social life and enjoyment that go to make up the ideal leAing place. One who would not be satisfied with Winnipesaukee would be indeed biical. Laige in area, picturesque in coolormalion and with waters of ctyAalline purity, its serrated shores are indented the moA romantic coves and hatboa is partly inclosed by tiers of green hill t ■■i4ii VcffMOO* OmWMttt OnvMttMAt-Scar* I Quality is Everything NsSllly, ah« Kaviaa iixnl nine jrcnn in imrm siliiiliiiai piialiag. I kax PRKy imilm iima «■ lh« satjm <«in*te. Wh« I saiVirin JE way, the ancient and at one time the only way, of putting a piece of I copy into type is as follows : The I compositor glances over the manu- script with the wise eye of long pradlice, does a little rapid figuring with a stubby lead (>encil to ascertain what tyi>e it will go in, gives his suspenders a hitch, then lakes a fresh chew of tobacco and fires away. The result, when well printed, is legible, fairly neat in appearance, and difficult for a layman to criticise, even though he may have an uneasy feeling that it is not what it should be. That is typography, but it is by no me2ms art. Artistic expression by the means of typics is sometimes difficult, but always worth while. It means this: Every proposition, if it be manufa<5turing, mercantile, professional or what not. b surrounded by an individual atmosphere which poMCiici certain chara(5leriitacs peculiar lo itself. It presents points of individuality which are of importance, which are indeed essential to a complete and precise comprehension of its true charader. These charaderifiics must be set forth by one skilled in the art of phrase- ology in order that the public may understand them. Then the mechanical details are left to 149 Cheltenham Italic 72 Point 3 A $6 15 4 a $3 30 $9 45 HUNDREDS Greatest Designs 3 A $5 45 5 a t3 30 $8 76 MINER HIRED Superior Investment i 48 Point 4A!3 75 9a 53 75 $7 50 DESIGN PRINTING Secures Beautiful House 42 Point 5 A $3 66 8a $2 70 $6 26 HUNTS KINGFISHER^ Pleasant Natural Resourced National Aeroplane Contest 160 fl 6A«2T6 llatZZS ItOO Cheltenham Italic SPECIAL EXPERIMENTS Magnificent Novelties Introduced a> Point 7A 1236 UatlW UP) DISTINGUISHED REGIMENTS Encountered Condemned Manufacturer Interspersed A natomical Demonstrations M Point 7 A $1 SO 12atl«0 «3S0 RECOGNIZE MINOR UNIVERSITIES Entertainments Advertised Remarl^able Benefit Largest Revolutionary Memorial Contributions IS Paint UAtlTO n>tI66 tSZS RECEPTION GIVEN PROMINENT MEMBERS Discouraged Shareholders Purchased Mechanical Invention Modern Printers Using Beautiful Cheltenham Italic Often U Point ISA tISS 28mtl46 t3 no SECOND EMINENT MEMBER Ministers Denied Untruthful Assertions Engraving Business Conditions Normal 12 Point nAS145 WatlSO t27S FORMER SUBSCRIBER INDIGNANT Newspaper Editor Indorsing Sanitary Dwellings Subscribe Now $1234567890 Amount Paid li Point ZlAtlU ttsfiao IZ75 DISMOUNTING HORSEMEN PICTURED Soldiers Entertained Distinguished French Merchant Remarl(ahle Feats Splendidly Performed Regularly 161 10 Point aOASiaO 46a $120 12 GO RETURNING INDIAN HUNTERS Enthusiastic Nimrods Journeying Eastward Ladies Studied Interesting Historical Novel Handsome Tragedian Permanently Secured 8 Point 2SAtlU 46a $110 $Z» STAR RECEIVtNG SCIENTIFIC MENTION Prominent Butintu Men Joined IIk Cluh LatI Nighl The Clearest Mountain Streami Rattling in Torrents Opinioni of the Adminittratort Remained UrKhanfeJ ium MHhoJt RttotJim Pli— Mam) NoHhm Mmmi/mimmm C«n»cfc for Mid J II i«rHi»> 167 Cheltenham OldSyle Condensed and Cheltenham Italic in Practical Display YOU SURELY CAN NOT ^ AFFORD TO FORGET the FARMING JOURNAL Single Copies Seven Cents Three Dollars a Year; One-Fifty for Six Months I 'T being the best medium for the advertiser in and about the farming region of Butler and surround- ing counties, and is read by more families of the better class than any other paper in the State. Its columns con- tain a fund of information of especial importance to agri- culturalists in particular, as well as the important local, national and foreign news. No que^ionable articles are printed in Farming Journal ISSUED EVER Y SA TURD A Y Panel BonJer Bulfinch Attractof A Christmas Carol Issued by Hanover Publishing Company Philaaelphia, Pa. Holiday Deconttor BC 30 Q I Rapid, Simple and Very Best Stitching Machine THIS STITCHER IS SO MUCH DIFFERENT AND BETTER THAN ANY OF ITS RIVALS THA T COMPARISON WOULD BEAN INJUSTICE TO IT OSTON WIRE STITCHER The Single Adjustment Feature of the Boston Wire Stitcher is a valuable time and money saver. By turning the hand wheel at the back of the machine to gauge the thickness of the work, all the parts, including the feed, the cutter, clinchers and table, are automatically adjusted, and the first stitch driven is perfect. This one feature does away with the many expensive accidents typical of all competitive machines and places the Boston Stitcher at the top notch as a time and money saver. It should be remembered that from three to six different operations are necessary in other stitchers having any adjustment for length of stitch, and those without adjustment are capable of stitching but a few sheets at each operation. The simplicity of adjustment is a desirable feature of this useful machine AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY BC JiS a [♦ (Century Bordei 158 Cheltenham Oldstyle Condensed in Practical Display A Beautiful Residence IN A MASTER DEVELOPMENT. 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Easter garb for clergy, clerical clothing, Latin and Anglican cassocks, albs and surplices, and pulpit gowns; in fad, everything that the clergy wears. Ea^er garb for choriSers can be found here in a fine line of cassocks in black and colors, also cottas; in fact, we now have complete choir outfits in the very best of fabrics. Even the altar boys have not been forgotten as our excellent line of cassocks and surplices will show. Our new display of Easter neckwear merits your inspedion the season's best HANCOCK & GORSDON ? THE BROADWAY DEPARTMENT STORE If your competitor talks about you put him on the payroll. Never mind what he says as long as he talks 169 Cheltenham Wide ■^2 Point 3 A $6 50 4 a $4 50 $1100 RED SHRINE Brightest Mom 60 Point 3 A $5 40 4 a $3 60 $9W PUNISHMENTS Question Studied 48 Point 4 A $4 05 8 a $3 «; $7 95 MODERN BAKERS Increase Expenditures 42 Point 4 A $3 15 8 a $3 10 $6 25 ENRICHES KINGDOM Madros Printing Concern Expenditures Decreasing 160 MPiilit tA«Z« SutXIU tSIt Cheltenham Wide DOMESTIC ORNAMENTS Sanitary Regulation Enforced Manufacturing Improvements 5At20G lOaKau UH BEFRIENDS MUSIC PUBLISHER Results Surprised Optimistic Dealers Harmonious Environs Indispensable M P.«n! 6 A tl 8S 12 > SI TS 13 eo KNIGHTS EMBARK Bold Heroic Stratagem Disperse Cruel Enemy II Point a>A(l«) 42 a II 66 12 M HANDSOME EDITION PRINTED Light Blue and Gold Cover Ornament Designed Neat Eleven Point for Body Soft Shade of Color Restful to the Eye Constructing Bridges Along Railroad Better Hardened Armor Plates Used M Paint ioAti«6 ziatim nst HISTORICAL MANSIONS Big Fonts of Our CKeltenhams Intelligent Catalogue Layouts 10 Point 21 A (I IB 42 > tl «0 t2 66 THE ADVERTISING LITERATURE Famous Cheltenham Family Beautiful Craft Realizing the Artistic Possibilities Startling Beauty Ingeniously Ejchibited New American Typography Creations UPMat UAtlSO Matiao tSlO SOLID GRECIAN PRODUCTION Organizer Elndorses New Candidate International Corporation Established Delegates Nominate California Man R Point MA tilt 48atl30 1246 BEST FACILPTIES FOR MANUFACTURING Superior Products Not an Accident but Usually The Result of Continued and Painstaking Eiiort Machinery and Workmen Also Important Factor Labor-Saving Devices Help Increase the Output Wheels of Progress Kept Turning Every Hour It Mat 18A|l4n AatlSO t2W LATEST REVOLUTIONARY NOTICES Beautiful Specimens Reward Neat Students Secret Conference Concerning the Exchequer Superintending $1234567890 Constructions 161 (Point 24Atl l.»nt' Ordm Jual Racsivd PrtMpctaua ProprMtof Mrt RrpfrM^t*Cive on iha SqilSH Complete Smva of Many New F*c«s in Vvfy Larvs Foals Bofden. Ornament*. Ijkbor- Savins Brass Raiss, Lssilsil l.atcr Si(n PoMed, No Mora Picluna Softs fnoi Uvs Joks Bank EauUiahmmi tiZUiatm Umm Muck ComiKit Cheltenham Wide in Practical Display liii Hi 1 II Berkshire Mountain Hotel SITUATED IN THE BEAUTIFUL BERKSHIRE HILLS IN THE COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND AND SURROUNDED BY WONDERFUL BIRCH FORESTS Sixty Miles North of Greenfield Manor ll illilliillliin liiitiiiimliiiiliiiiiilllilliliiliillliilillllilllilllli Iilllilillllilllillilillllllllllliiliillillllllillii Old Ensrlish Border Strathmore Mortised Initials How Shall I Spend My Vacation? is a question that looms large upon the horizon of the man or woman worn with the social or business activities of the past winter. The boon of the modern vacation is used by some and abused by others. What do you want to do with your vacation? It should be a period of rest and leisure. Its value lies in making it so. It has been given you for the purpose of revitalizing yourself. The place to do this is not upon board walks or amid the rabble sounds of strange cities. It is impossible in a hostelry w^here social ostentation tempers the air, however pure and sweet the air may be. The place to go for new^ life and new energy is where nature rules supreme, and that is to the Berkshire Mountains masm This page of display is set in Cheltenham Wide, which is a member of the large and popular Cheltenham Family. For fine booklet work it would be difficult to secure a more excellent design. It is extremely legible, very attractive, and retains the many strong features which have created the great popularity of the family 162 Cheltenham Wide and Cheltenham Italic in Combination TILES j^nd Their Uses SEND FOR OUR BOOKLET There are • number of place* in that new ntlJenct you are planning to erect where tile* can be uied to better advantage than any other material. There are at leaA (our placet where tiles are eaaential: the fireplace, the porch floor, the bathroom floor and wall*; they may al«o be uied to advantage in kitchen and laundry. In order that we may better explain to you our line of tile* (or every purpoae, we have prepared a booklet covering these point* in a most intereAing manner. It treats o( the ornamental (uid decorative (eatures o( tiles, inlaid floors and mantels. We icill pmenl thit fnt to any home builder. You will do well to read it be(ore per(e Cheltenham Medium DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION Promised Rewards Compared Show Handsome Photographs » Plaint • Atsts lOaCon t4tS SECURING AMERICAN DESIGNS Great Masterpieces Originated Here Cheltenham Medium Brings Returns urvint TA tITO 14atl80 nso COMPLETE PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS Much Harmony Embodied Through Studies American Encouraging Uniform Hospitcdity 11 A »i fin 21 » SIC stai 111 foint IDA ti2n jKitisn 12 U HUNDREDS PROSPERING Cleverly E^ablished Business Styles Universally Maintained MAHOGANY FURNITURE SALES New TTiealers Have Grand Concerts Invigorating Enjoyment Through Surf Romantic Excursion During Autumn Conservative Newspaper Publications KPotnl ISAfttf aaS156 *300 PRINTERS RECEIVING PROFITS Richly Bronzed Antique Ornaments Mutual Admiration Society Formed ilPMnt HA tl!» M>(l«> tZTC PUBLIC DEMANDING THIS PRODUCT Harmony Between Printer and Cu^omers Our Materials Produced Great Satisfadlion Neat Designs $1234567890 Big Earnings 165 8 Point 22Atl«> 4Sall2n «ZtS HNE ORIGINAL PRODUCT DEMOLISHED Traveling Salesmen Hold Convention in Ohio Making Arrangementi for Butineu Meeting* Better Transit Facilities Are Being Denounced Natural Beauty of Colorado Mountain Scenery sPaliit ISA low Watla6 ttoo DEVELOPMENT OF STEEL AND IRON INDUSTRY PurchAMtig Numerous Hobday Novelli** for Marchanl* Rvmarkablc Gathering of Bright and Enlarpriaint Man Parformance Evary WednaMiay Aflarrtoon and Evetuiag Manufacturara Will Eihibit Marina Cnginaa ar>d Boilan Iniurad in AulomotHla Accident on Railroad Croning Fina Entattainmani $I234567S90 Eicallant Collation Cheltenham Medium in Practical Display Business Methods A MONTHLY REMINDER OF TOPICS IN OUR FACTORIES Special Talks on Advertising Regarding Its Advantages and Power INFLUENCE OF THE TRADE JOURNAL ON OUR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ?EVER has it been reported that Aesop published a technical journal, but it is widely known that he possessed a generous supply of the truly American advantage, practical common sense. Thus equipped, and with his ability to present his message in an attractive form, he might have justly aspired to the profession of journalism (even technical journalism) but for the fact that he was born some thousands of years too soon. One of the Aesop stories relates how a certain husbandman told his sons that he had left unto them gold buried under the ground in his vineyard, and they digged all over the ground and of the gold they found none, but by reason of stirring and digging the mould about the roots of their vines, they had a very good vintage the next year. Lord Bacon, another philosopher who ought to have been an American, repeats this fable with the following comment: "So, assuredly the search and stir to make gold hath brought to light a great number of good and fruitful inventions and experiments, as well for the disclosing of nature as for the use of man's life." Now, it is just along these lines that the Versatile Ornament Strathmore Mortised Initial JUST ENOUGH DIVERSION To secure proper attention and a large circulation many successful proprietors agree that in the judicial handling of copy for reading matter lies the way to progress. To our pages is credited many fadts that divert and amuse THE MODERN POST strathmore Ornaments Century Bordei 166 Cheltenham Medium in Practical Display THE glory and power of Printing is not in the past. Its influence at the present time makes it a powerful conservator of all human acts and progress. It is the handmaiden of all the arts, industries and sciences, and the most energetic worker in the world's shop to polish and refine the civilization of this age and the future. When we consider its mission, and see in it all the great possibilities for perpetuating the inventions and knowledge of all eternity, we may well designate present printing as the Art Preservative of all Arts WHEN we *peak of orange*, we al once bring before our mind* a vision of the beautiful State of Florida, the flowery peninsula, where flow* the fountain of youth perpetual. How would you like to own a few acre* of the orange country? You will not find a more plea*ant place for a home in all the world than among the orange tree* with their fragrant blo**om> and their golden fruit The Key We*t Real Estate Company will mail you a portfolio containing actual photograph* of the orange territory *howing grove* at all season* of the year. In ihi* portfolio are also view* of the Everglade*, Cypre** Spring*, and some intere*ting historical *ites in quaint old St. Augustine. Fill out the enclosed blank and mail to us, and receive this collection of views hx>m Florida. This land lies close to the great Indian River district and is known to be free from destructive early frosts. Jacksonville lie* but a few miles away and is reached by one of the best roadways in the Slate. Florida has an annual production of many thousand* of 167 Cheltenham Medium and Cheltenham Medium Italic in Catalogue Page Electrotype Half-tone Ni n Interesting Story ABOUT THE CHANDLER & PRICE GORDON PRESS :□ NTERPRISING printers are appreciating the important points which make this press far superior to any other. In ninety out of one hundred printing offices in the country, the Chandler & Price Gordon Press is certainly the greater money-maker in proportion to investment and co^ of operation of any of the equipment. When other presses are idle in a shop, this press is usually busy and crowded with work. It is undoubtedly true that the foundations of a big majority of the successes made in the printing business during the past twenty years were laid with the profits made upon Chandler & Price Gordon Presses. Although the first of these machines was built in the year 1886, mo^ of them are still in use. Printers will part with other presses for new ones, but they hold on to their Chandler & Price Gordons. This is proved by the fadt that though thirty-four thousand of these machines are in use, it is an unusual thing to find a second-hand Chandler & Price Press that is offered for sale, they being so well con^rudted they outlast all other makes. The Design or Mechanical Principles A machine of few parts has a distinct advantage over a machine having many parts, provided it does its work equally well. That is one of the great advantages of the Chandler & Price Gordon Press, as it has fewer parts than any other type of job press, and its work is excelled by no other. The fadt that there are over thirty-four thousand Chandler & Price Gordon Presses in every-day use should be sufficient evidence that they give first-class satisfadlion. The design and mechanical principles involved make Chandler & Price Gordon Presses as nearly "fool proof" as a printing press can possibly be made. It has no complicated parts, and is simplicity itself in all its movements, thereby reducing most repair costs. Weight Balanced Perfectly The Chandler & Price Gordon Presses weigh from three hundred to five hundred pounds heavier than other presses of the same type, the extra material being largely in the frames, the platen and the bed, though it is distributed in pro- portion through the other parts of the machine on which itrain of impression is thrown. Great care has been used to distribute the weight so that all parts Half-tone Cuta used on this page taken from Chandler & Price Catalocue Monotone Border Art-tile Tint FormerB 168 Cheltenham Medium in Book Page I Some Marine Expeditions Under Extraordinary Men GIVING A COMPLETE AND DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUNT OF THE CRUISE THROUGH THE PERILOUS CHANNELS TAKEN BY THE SEARCHERS jHESE marvellous and very exciting adventures of John , Amond, his servant Conseil, :| and a Norwegian harpooner, a Ned Jenson, had their origin j] in 1867. For many weeks 'j ocean vessels had been met | ^1 Btet2 3t) t&lO CLEAR PRINTING DONE Enormous Railroad Dividend Shows Building Con§lru&ion .»* I'tMtlt 6 A $2 35 9a|l iX> $4 25 SOUGHT MODERN DESIGNER Cheltenham Harmony Association Handsome Lithographic Inventions 7 A lifts 12m II 70 |3 S5 WONDERFUL PRODUCTION GIVEN Encouraging Department Superintendents Concedes Unimportant Historical Precedent Is Point lOAniO tOaflM «8S INCREASING INTEREST Crowded Department Stores Gives Handsome§l Souvenir lOPQint 19 A $125 SSaflV ttSO ADMIRED HANDSOME ITALICS Recognized Leader in Type Fashions The Result of Scientific Study Noted Adequate Conception of Real Beauty Wisely Avoids Persistent Elaboration lSAtl60 ZBatieO tSOO ENRICHES ENGLISH MAIDENS Obtain Corre^ Physical ConSlitution Superfluous Avoirdupois Unhealthy 8 Point 22AfllO 4Sa*lI6 t2 26 SECURING NUMEROUS TYPE ORDERS Itatic is Suitable for Greatest Range of Display Twelve Extremely Graceful Maidens Presented Cherished Inmates of Old Home Remembered Sought Deft Hands Guided by Studious Heads PRODUCES BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS Horrible Plague Destroyed Cruel Kingdoms Americans Entertain German Yachtsmen Rush Orders $1234567890 Very Esthetic 171 6Po does no* yield to gentle opening, the back is too lightly or itroagly lined. Protect your voluroa and they will lail you longer and give uou better aercice HORAN BOOK PRINTING PRUNING TREES CORRECTLY (f //A your orchard, cornel prurting It one of Ihe most dial ihingt — upon which much of 11$ mcceu JepenJi and emphaslzet Ihe kenefili ofihe elimlnallon of ihe unfil for the tllmulallon oflhefil. None hul tkilleJ men should be allowed lo lamper icith your Ireet, and ihit It the lime of the year in which to rloeyour orchard ecery potsihie care and allention. Haee your pruning, fillingofcaciliesandtpraying far tcale aorte now. Lei me inipecl your orchard and I will lell you JutI what IrealmenI is required lo pul il in ihe betl producing condilion. I have made this husirxss my life study ar\d offer you a half-century of experience MARTIN JOHNSON, THE TREE DOCTOR, HEMTON, MAINE 181 Cheltenham Bold Italic 72 Point 3 A $7 25 5 a $5 25 $12 50 REMINDER Snake Fights eOPoint 4A$650 6a$5C0 $1160 NIGHT BIRDS Bohemian Girls 48 Point 4 A $4 20 6a $3 30 »7 60 HORSE EXHIBIT Club House Stables J 42 Point 5 A $3 75 7a $2 76 $6 60 PECULIAR DRIVER Careful Saving Repaid Handsome Conception 182 iAn86 »m»40 t>25 Cheltenham Bold Italic DETERMINED CITIZEN Reach Judgments Quickly Desired Honest Statement MMat 6At2«5 9«tl96 14 40 HARMONIOUS ORCHESTRA Numerous Comedians Required Rushed Advertising Department TAtl90 llatim (3 BO METHODICAL PRINTERS EXHIBIT Unexceptionable Mechanical Principle Involving Obstacles Alter Calculations !■ Toint 9 A $150 anariTS I32S DEMAND NUMBERING Men Improving Standards Requires Quaint Wording 10 Point 16 A f 1 20 34 * tl 30 t2 CO NEW MACHINES ON MARKET Instantly Revealing Imperfections Have Reached Government Office Deliver Handsome Sample Picture Secretary Now Declines Invitation << l'"tnt 14 A tl »l »■ n SO tS 00 DISTINGUISHED MECHANICS Shocked Metamorphic Promoters Recognize Exceptional Qualities 8 Point ZOAItOG 42*tl20 S22S PRINTER DEM A NDINC NEW MA TERIAL American Typography Reaching Supremacy Progren NeceMtarily Force* New Invention* Show* Creditable Type Familie* Arti*tically American Type Founder* Company Reliable ISA II 1" «»»1 4S RTS REMARKABLE PRINTING DEVICE Strongest Characters Displayed Neatly Experienced Collective Art Knowledge Report Gain $1234567890 First Month 1S3 « P145 »ia$180 $S2S 10 Point 22A tl K AKati Sf, tZ 50 DESIRABLE CONDENSED TYPE Very Useful Face for Advertisers Compact and Eminently Readable r Alias .18atl«S {3 00 STRAINS OF PLEASING MUSIC HEARD Dim Moonlit Lanes and Inviting Meadows Wild Flowers and Fragrant Honeysuckles Strollers Hesitatingly Return Homeward ZIAIIS 44a »IM tin CHEERFUL EDITOR SMILING WITH CONTENT UaexpectMlly and Very Substantially Remembered Muy large Contributions Quietly Acknowledged Eatrucing Moments $1234567890 Nicely Depicted 187 SERVICE IS COMPLETE AND PERFEa Mechanical Ability Prominently Shown Here Great Number of People Gathering in Parks Charming Conversation Recently Disturbed American Line Type Faces Lead the World H Point 27ASI0B 54atl» niS ASSEMBLED THRONGS HONORING NOBLE HERO Uaveiling of Monumeot Bfaring Suitable Inscriplioos Fonncr Mighty Dttit of Valor Fittingly Rtmcnibrred Noted Jounialitt Comrade Delivers Interetting Addrcti Forceful Preientalion of the Eiciting Battlei Fought Bold Enemies Chagriacd aad Lastiag Victories Gaiacd «Pi>int SOAIOW WalllO ttOO WONDERFUL AND MAGNIFICENT SFECTACUUR DISrUT LMpiaf L«ri4 Flaac* Belckiai from tlie L^lr Baraiat Moaalua* PriMJairt TaarMs B«I»M Re..rli>l>U Prr»l»l»>< P«riarMaa Slarl>« Vakaak OalfcarMs Arcosiuainl by [)n(>arc found ri(kt b«rt A Fur Event matching in interest the great sale of eight months ago, which ^ <| r* Q you can readily recall. Coats, at «P^DO Huntler Brothers TW L*r|c«l D*p*rtB«al Store ia mil Raperdowa Coualy Bramsand and Grove Streets, Bragford Tricky Border Versatile Omwtwnt SUPERIOR SAFETY ^,-f plONG the (eaturet which make for k I I ihc safety of a bank, the maiptenance nJ of an ample surplus is of the greatest HI moment. Together with the bank's capital, it stands between the depositors and possible loss. The Superior now has a capital and surplus of One Million, Two Hundred and Twenty-five Thousand Dollars, and this fund shows a great inaemcnt by the addition of the undivided profits. The confidence of the people in the Superior's safety was well shown on the opening day, when deposits amounted to more than SixMillion Dollars. Since that time,seven years ago, the phenomenal growth of this bank has gready increased its resources until they now exceed Twenty Million Dollars. This is the most remarkable record of growth ever enjoyed by any banking concern in Vermont. The safety of a bank depends greatly upon another point, perhaps as much as upon capital and surplus, that is the character and general personality of ill Board of Directors and Managing OAcers 1» Cheltenham Bold Condensed Italic 72 Point S A $5 eo 4 a $3 70 $9 30 SENTPICTURE Beautifal Homes eOPoint 3A$480 4a$320 KOO MIGHTY HUNTER Important Question j A $3 80 8 a $3 70 $7 60 UNTRIED MINER SENJl Reserve Stock Enormoui 5A$295 10a$335 $6 J SEND RIGHT EQUIPMEN National Convention Reporti Habits Become Internationa 190 Cheltenham Bold Condensed Italic SA t2:«) I0at270 StOO WERN PRINTER DESIGNING ^Meltenham Bold Condensed Italic hilding Mechanical Contrivances 7At22n 12«»2 15 MS5 :OMBINE THOUGHTS WITH DREAMS hnker Expects Financial Achievements )tylish Councilman Displaying Diamond 9 A $175 16a SI 85 13 60 PUBLISHER IMPROVING SOCIETY COLUMNS lothing Manufacturers Holding Long Convention Richest American Railroad Contractors Honored 12A»15n 24b $175 $3 2S 10 Point 2n A $1 ID 42 a $1 40 $2 50 SECURE CONVENIENT FOREST modern requirements in building Warships Reigned bapreme Uver Kingdom Newspaper WviteVS Dined Today ^^'^" American WUd Turkeys Slaughtered ,.. n'll nr I/^ Fishing Boats Sighted Off the Grand Banks lOnest Builder Refused Contract Remarkable changes Noticed in Paintings 16A$140 32 a $1 60 $3 m PROMOTING STRINGENT MEASURES ^"nders Beautiful Musical Number Daily ^astrous Rainstorm Destroyed Houses Prominent Member Rejects Cheap Prints lOAtiaO Wall 48 tXTB MAKING MARVELOUS PRINTING INVENTION ^"'fitable Workmen Require the Modern Facilities iern Specimens Enlightened Uneducated Buyers 'Numerous Designs $1234567890 Receive Mention 191 K Point 25 A $106 S0a$120 $2 25 MONSTER WESTERN COLD MINES DISCOVERED Dtthablt Mountain Homti RenleJ on Atlantic CoatI Bttt Workmamhip Obitrvtd Among tkt Cartful Mtn Natural Ahility Coupled with Entrgy Mtaru Sucau Study Conditions and Sarroandingi Thoroughly Today The Prince Sailed About Tirr/w Milet Up the Stream « Point zsAtoK S8ati06 em FKODUCTIVB IDAHO OKCHAKDS BLIGHTED BY fCSTS Iton Sm^lrtM Lmh»rrJ UmJer Tryimt CMidiOons llnttl RenmUg JMrrkiM 'or 5«rl< Alwft an VmfUmimM aaj Unpttbrntte Job Dittmrd Kaar OU Trpt M^ Prtrmr* KtlimUe Hem Faraf Horn The /avrtlaMirfi in /(Mrrkaa Typt Fmen Ktpf the faiitaiH CrmmJ CmmyMt Wat DiKMrr«W Miajr Cnri At* tr tW Imtmt JMm; Btnkt HM tl234StTt»0 Uff Amtmtt tl StwiiHn Cheltenham Bold Condensed Italic in Practical Display D ■71: D in THE MOST PROFITABLE AND MOST POPULAR PRESS Wt The Brower A Vevy ^ Effective Druiti Cylinder MP Press Made in One Size Only Seven-Colamn Folio Publishers and printers who possess one are really proud of it. Of all the standard drum cylinders, the Brower is the lowest in price because of the labor-saving jigs and templets used in the manufacture of every part. In a Brower Drum Cylinder Press one secures the most press for the smallest amount of money American Type Founders Co. SELLING AGENT Houses Everywhere 2£. D n ilupt^uod Klurets n Why do some printers sort up old-fashioned and half-worn type faces when the popular new style job and display faces cost no more than the old, non-dividend-paying variety? Thiee I'oint Etoriiur Chap-Book Directors 192 p ^Oieltenham Bold Condensed and Cheltenham Bold Condensed Itidic b Practical Display :tlllllllllllDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIII[]IIIIIIIIIIIIDIIII(IIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIII[0 ^W a oiiiiiiniiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiii^ i 5 ] 5 5 PROPER EQUIPMENT FOR THE GREAT HORSEFAIR We have all the clothing that you will need, ready to wear. And you will see nothing new in garments for men at the horse fair that cannot be found here 1 giiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiQiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiQiiiiiiiMiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiicg I HERDMIND & DIRKENSIN I A\ DULEIU IN HIUHEST GRADE OF READY TO WEAR CLOTHES ^ BOSTON CHICAGO DETROIT SEATTLE | iiiiiiiiiiiiQiiiiiiiiiiMaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiicS SN Oswego Cutters nothing was spared to produce the most efficient cutting ma- chine possible to build. Uniform reliability and greatest accuracy are attractive features embodied in these cutting machines. They give the greatest cutting output at lowest cost. Here is a machine which we unreservedly endorse AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS €0/^1:^'^ I THE KIRMSBIE SHIRT FOR NATTY MEN Om tkirit are perfection is tkemielves and are correct b form and finish; they are ■ade up in the quarter sixes that are essential to perfect fit ; in fact the very acme in shirt-makinf was attained in our model factory, and with pride we point to our suc- cess as leaders in patterns which are neat and novel — shown in madras, percale, pongee and silk. Also a few seasonable styles in latest effects of fashionable neck- wear, in which a very (real variety of shades and colors is presented. An invitation is eitended lo men who are accustomed lo finest grades of men's furnishings to visit ■s and inspect the choicest display of gloves, hats and underwear, together with all other needful haberdashery MUSCHDERN The HabtrJather 1 W ^ ECONOMY AND ACCURACY IN OPERATING Uswego Power Paper Cutters TW HUckime »f QmalUy WKITE TO OVn NIAREST HOUSE FOK ILLUSTKATED CATALOGUE coKTAimnc usT or net prkes AMD FUU DESatimVE MATTtK 1»3 Cheltenham Bold Extra Condensed 120Point 3A5710 4a$490 $12 00 BEST HOME Straight line 96 Point 3 A $6 40 4a$4 3« $10 70 RICHER HfS Bonds Exported 84 Point 3A$5 4() 4a $3 90 $930 F^ NUMBERS m Chimes Regulated 194 %J Cheltenham Bold Extra Condensed mSOME DESIGN Superb Material Used MINKnt SAttaO SaffSO W« DISTINCTIVE HEADINGS Legible Condensed Series CHARMING REMARKS HEARD Selected Bright University Pupils Enthusiastic Orators Decamping C Point CA t2T5 lOaCTS $6C0 MODERN ADVERTISER PROCEED Enterprising Scheme Quietly Revised Some Remarkably Clever Pamphlets lu;. Cheltenham Bold Extra Condensed 36 Point 6 A $2 10 10a $2 20 Ma DESIRABLE WEIGHT FONTS FURNISHED Popular American Faces Increase Business Experienced Printers like the Family Idea 3a $195 14A?205 MOD MODERN PRINTING OFFICE FURNITURE BOUGHT Beholding Exquisite Conceptions of Pleasing Quality Showing a Sublime Beauty Throughout Entire Series 10 A $1 75 19a $176 $3» HARMONIOUS TYPOGRAPHICAL CONCEPTIONS PROCURED Stylish Original Features in Cheltenham Bold Extra Condensed Favorable Chances Being Grasped by the Enterprising Advertiser 16A$146 31a $180 $3 26 10 Point 27 A $1 15 54 a $1 35 $2 60 POPULAR SHLES OF AMERICAN TTPE Distinctive Features Are Plainly Noticeable Pleased Customers Mean Increased Sales 20 A $1 40 40a $160 $3 00 DISCERNING PRINTERS BUY MODERN MATERIAL Successful Advertisers Demand Up-to-date Publicity Antiquated Type Faces Hamper Profit and Progress 24 A $126 48a $150 $2 76 THE ADVANTAGE OF HAVING FULL CASES OF JOB TYPE Picking for Sorts is an Expensive and Annoying Proposition Plenty of Material $1234567890 Saves Time and Energy 196 SPACES AND QUADS MUCH CHEAPER THAN TIME The Cheapest Commodity Used in Any Printing Office Lack of Spaces and Quads Consumes Greatest Time Sufficient Material Enables Compositors to Maiie Good Cases Receive Regular Attention from Property Man ^P 8 Point 33 A $1 05 68a $1 20 $226 SPLENDID RESULTS OBTAINED WITH AMERICAN TYPE FACES Without Good Material in Printing Offices Fine Work is ImpossiUe Give Your Customer What He Anticipated When Leaving the Order Specimens Show Much Improvement from the Practical Standpoint Look for a Printer Who Can Guarantee His Work as Being Perfect 6 Point 36 A $0 90 73 a $1 10 $2 00 CHELTENHAM BOLD EXTRA CONDENSED ALWAYS STANDING OUT CLEAR Every Printing OHice Should Be Equipped with the Entire Clieltailiam Colltcbon Beautiful Workmanship Pleased Critic Who Required Original Copy and Design Eiecules an Order Thai Will Reflect Credit lo His Establishmenl and lo Himselt Modem Banking Inslilution $1234567890 Handling Much Money of PrinlHS Cheltenham Bold Extra Condensed and Cheltenham Oldstyle in Practical Display BOOKLETS Written, Designed and Printed by Men Who Understand the Work Our facilities for turning oat high-grade booklets of every description are unequalled. A Urge staff of skilled photographers and artists are here to anticipate your every want, while our adwriters are all men of exceptional ability in their cboscfl field. A business man, to be soccessfnl to-day, must advertise — that is. keep his goods before the pub- Be in a bright and pleasing way. Our artistic booklets will accomplish this 2379 ± EtliwKs The H. J. MYER PRINTING CO. No. 24-30 State Street EL PASO. TEXAS 4- ■I- American Type Founders Company ORIGINATOR AND MUER OF POPUUR TYPE FACES ': ) Cheltenham Bold Extra Condensed Looks Good Wherevw Used PmmI Border WKr>l(t* Omuntmt £1 Our Annual Furniture Sale AFFORDS MANY EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES TO FURNISH YOUR HOME AT A LOW COST CHINA CLOSETS. SoW oak. colored or Bniihed to suit the purchaser; leaded (QO gtastdoots. Decided bargain. Price «Ptl^ SIDEBOARDS. Eighty inches long; Ma- hogany finish; hand carvings; velvet ^OQ lined drawers for silverware. Price ^£dO DINING TABLES. SoW oak. quarter- sawed, extension tables; beautifully tf* 1 /T liniihed top and pedestal base. Price

CHETENHAM BOLD EHRA CONDENSED TITLE IN DISPLAY MINNEAPOUS A GRAND NIGHrS REST IS ASSURED THE TRAVELER WHO CHOOSES THE EAST SHORE RAILROAD, BECAUSE THE ROUTE IS "WATER LEVa," PRACTICALLY NO GRADE-YOU CAN SLEEP THE MINNEAPOUS EXPRESS LEAVES WARISON STREH, 8:46 P. M. ARRIVES MINNEAPOLIS, 10:53 A.M. THIS IS THE WESTERN TRAIN THAT AFFORDS SOLIDLY VESTIBULED SLEEPERS. WITH BUFFET, SMOKING CAR AND OBSERVATION COACHES, TOGETHER WITH ALL LATEST IMPROVEMENTS THAT GIVE REAL COMFORT THE EAST SHORE LIMITED LEAVES WARISON STREET, 6:23 A. M. ARRIVES MINNEAPOLIS. 8:29 P.M. THIS IS THE DAYUGHT TRAIN-HAS PARLOR CARS AND COACHES, ALSO DINING CAR SERVICE DE LUXE BAGGAGE CARRIED ON SAME TRAIN WITH PASSENGER EAST SHORE RAILROAD tAiiMU uu aara tkuts can k secured *t axy of our ofhces. or wiu be deuyered upon request n SKOAL WBSBKO. FOR nFORMATWN 01 OUBTRATEO UTEKATURE COaMUNKAIE wriH t UMtt. nAFFK lAMCa 2o:i Cheltenham Bold Elxtended 72 Point 3 A $9 35 4 a $5 85 $15 20 HINDERS Bom Rich 60 Point 3 A $6 15 4 a $4 60 $10 76 PIEDMONT Stone Hand 48 Point 3 A $4 65 4 a $2 85 $7 50 MEANDERING Cane Returned^ RESPECT HOME Building Materialji Hunt Lost Miners 3 A K7n 5a f2 75 $6 46-' 204 Cheltenham Bold Extended HPatat !IA$2ao 6a«2U tt06 MARKETING PRICE Broken Hearthstone Remarkable Guards IPtolnl 4A 1220 7at20S $4 26 NUMBERING MACHINE Continue Earnest Sesurch Heroic Knights Returned n Point BA»175 9a»175 Si 50 MORNING BRINGS DELIGHT Determined Neighbors Confer Entering Handsome Mansions 18 P,.ini :A SI 6r> 13atl60 fSZB SYSTEMS DESIRED Exceptional Method Strength and Beauty < >' ' I0AI140 2latl«0 tSOO PHENOMENAL EXHIBIT Modernized Construction Charming Reports Noted •'Potni 12 A II 30 2Satl4« 12 76 DISTINGUISHED PRESIDENT American Type Characteristic Beautiful Cheltenham Designs Legible $1234567890 Figure 205 10 Point laASliri 28 a SI 35 12 SO INCREASE KNOWLEDGE Development of Industries Grand Educational Course Intricate Machines Bought Hard Problems Elucidated g Point IliAlinn »natl25 tZIS MANY PLELASING REJ^L£CTIONS Cultivate Orchards and Meado^vs Springtime Memories EJicouraged Fragrant Perfumes Gently Inhaled Chases Butterflies Through Fields « Point ITAIOM SSatlOB tZOO ENCHANTING TROPICAL COUNTRIES Ruina and Strantfe Talea of th« Ancients Visit Dens« Almost Impenetrable Forest Beside PIcturesQue Meanderins Streant lmi>OBlns Scenery Fascinates theTouHst Wild Animala Haunt Mountain Fastness Entanslina SI 234867880 Luxuriance Cheltenham Bold Extended and Cheltenham Wide in Combination Great Autumn Clearance Sale Modern Suits and Overcoats Vl Here is an opportunity greater than this city has seen in a good many years and the greatest that we have known in our long experience. This is a chance to buy some broken sizes in our Men's Suits and Overcoats which you may not see again. Value $30 to $35, at Seventy-eight $20 to $25 Suits of un- finished worsted, in new browns and grays; wale weaves; also silk and neat stripe effects on black and ^j^ ^ p_ blue grounds. Bargain at %p X # Fifty-seven $25 to $30 Suits of velours and cheviots; all new shades of gray and brown; exclusive designs in glen checks, stripes, pin checks ^j, ^ ^y and many fine weaves, at %p X ^9 Sixty $22.50 to $32.50 Convertible Collar Overcoats, of worsteds, velours and tweed cheviots, to be had in all the newest gray and brown shades, in plain stripe and fancy weave and all ^*^ g-^ ^j new designs. All are 52 inches long and well made, at %ff^i^O Twenty-seven $24 to $33 Overcoats in black, Oxford and Cambridge grays, in meltons and velours. Stripes and plain weaves ; fitted with ^^ g-^ ^^ plain and velvet collars, at «P^2«3 Sixty-eight $20 to $25 Overcoats, for business and dress wear; new shades of gray and brovk'n ; in v^orsteds and velours; many new zig-zag ^j« ^ ^ weaves; latest models, at *P X ^5 Included are the most popular models and fabrics produced this season. A large majority of these garments have only been received from our exclusive custom shops within the past few weeks. The prices quoted are attributable solely to our policy of giving to our customers the lowest prices MEYER, DENT & COMPANY Ninety-eight North Lexington Street, Los Angeles BRANCH STORES IN PHILADELPHIA. PITTSBURG, CHICAGO, ST. PAUL \ 20(i Cheltenham Bold Elxtended and Cheltenham Wide in Combination c w « J < u. < X h u Z u « 0 < u. u Z H II. 0 a u 03 C -v J m 3 ^ 2 c 207 Cheltenham Bold Outline 72 Point 3 A $6 55 4 a $4 05 $10 60 60 Point MEME T? TP *^=^ e-h 48 Point Mirim(ed 4 A $4 15 6 a SCi 35 $7 50 EAEMEDFEM T? DEMAM 4 A $3 15 8a $3 10 in EARS e(0)if( MINstat &A«27Q 8m(2ao $600 Cheltenham Bold Outline COED MAKER FMED Hoimesit Meclkainik Empl© j©d. B Paint 6 A tl 95 111 a 12 91 U 26 IGHT SCARED GifsiBdl MeirAainidlis© Depairitraiieinite il Paint «A tl70 13a «l Ml »»! HVE REHNED B0HEM2AN SE Relneaurg® Tlheaitiricail Sitage F®ir{F©innmairii€® CD)inigpn€iui(D)Uii§ PMlaumftlhiiropklL EsaAuii^nsigitnc isrwat IDAIieo 20atl66 (3 2S ENORMOUS PRODUCTS RECEIVED MEMTEOM BeauflftniFdl CoMimibfy Maddleini Admiredl Foreigm Coumfts Kmd Gemiitleinniauni Einiit©irftsiiini(edl Msimiy IPir©irmini©iniit Meini UPMai UAtlGO 26atieo tSUO in Point 18 An 20 nan 30 km DEMANDS PLAUSIBLE IDEAS Pii|n1 Di^^ayed Numeroims M(sdlals Ridi Sister Located in New Jersey ltpo«l*j y-'-'-g ^ 1 t~t-~f- 1/*.— — n— Cniiipmin CiiiBpi«h«iiiii« B«uuMH FevmuU Cnad iMlMiibeaa Enctod by GaBMrova Mas 209 Clhi©lt©imlliiainm E®M OuntEm® iim Piracitflcall Display EsiaUishecdl May 1,1875 DEALERS IN HIGH-GRADE MOVELTIES IN UEWELIY c ~^ TelejplhioiniE 146 EmraeraiM sinnra ©Mr ffimaimy n® pimlbllBC m gsmffiiral ©tar im3 *a>»3 *x»3 Cheltenham Inline and Cheltenham Wide in Combination MANCE By Popmlar Fictioe Writers fOWHERE in the city can a more complete list of popular novels be secured than in our enlarged book department. As the holiday season approaches, the question again arises: "What can I buy him or her for a present?" Now what could be more useful or appropriate than some interesting book to while away these long dreary winter evenings By HAROLD J. MERIDET TOM BURK A stirring tale of Ireland during the latter part of the sixteenth century, when hi beautiful scenes are depict strong sense of humor wil AN IDLE This romantic narrative of strange and inspiring beau the bewitching Nile and is leaves one lost in meditati THEMIN A stirring novel of Califor the great gold craze which love and adventures durin hold the reader's attention i YSTEK A detective story of life in crowded metropolis. Hid vice and crime among the strange deductions that th A CHILD The amount of tenderness whose hero is a baby will strangely original little dra a fresh revelation of what By MRS. MARTIN SOUTHWICK One of the prettiest love stories ever written, and with Each year adds something new to the automobile business, and we can truthfully say that w^e have always kept abreast of the times in catering to the whims and fancies of the automobile public. Our latest effort in this line has been to produce the ©del which we believe to be the most accurately built and the fastest machine for $2500 ever placed on the market. We would be delighted to have you call and take a 50 or 1 00-mile spin through the country in order to prove the truth of our assertion TELEPHONE 1945 METROPOLE ± i I 214 Cheltenham Inlines in Combination il il;: Aiuiitoinniatic ami' Electric REIMEN & BAN %M. ^^^""^^ L^^^^\ V^"^^ 215 Cheltenham Inline Extra Condensed 120 Point 3 A $7 40 4a $5 10 $12 S HTEM 96 Point 3 A $6 60 4 a $4 40 $11 00 3 A $5 50 4a $3 70 216 Cheltenham Inline Extra Condensed nrMnt SAt470 5mtS«6 WW OiTERS COMSiE Oieiiiiic S A »! FIB S B R MCI tuts Infa A f?. 'jn 9 n W ;«) (8 SO 0 OPcant fiA t2TI< lnaI2K:. $.'.441 lUf I Piri UMMT CEMSDRED srepreseiled Mistonca lUI A ttIO UalllO MM HOMORK DISTIGUISIIED FOEEKCIER Modern aid $1234567890 isefal Fkiires 217 Cheltenham Inline Extra Condensed and Cheltenham OldSyle Condensed in Combination i We are the sole agents in every large city of the east for the well known patterns of the superior men's and boys' Clothing; these goods are to be obtained at our salesrooms also BRANCH STORES Philadelphia Boston Indianapolis Cleveland Washington THERE is no teA of worthiness so true as the growth of popular demand and this season the demand for MAPLE BRAND CLOTHES is greater than ever before. This is your clearest proof of their superiority of quality and value. To truly enjoy life, wear clothes that are snappy, full of vigor and vim— MAPLE BRAND CLOTHES. We are showing a complete assortment of them, the season's neweA and be^ creations. They include a variety of ^yles and patterns that will appeal to every man of taSte and judgment. They're away from the commonplace, mo^ of them found nowhere else. One-price goods only Bargains at our salesrooms mean so much more than the ordinary Bargain Sale that you cannot afford to miss this extraordinary offering NEW YORK OFFICE AND SALESROOMS PHONE HARRISON 82 LONG DISTANCE BELL 309 86 F Strathnmre Omami-nt 218 Cheltenham InHnes in Comhination o]iiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiinuiiiiiiiiiiDiiiMiiiiiiin]iiiiiiii(iiicoo]iiiiiiiiiiiico3iiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiicg THIS SEASON'S MODELS NOW EXHIBITED AT OUR GARAGES Model "D" NINETY HORSEPOWER Has the iKwat type motor and a 5>6 tyiinitf, 42-incl) wkceU and 1 36-inch aM. An easy-running, itroogly built cat in closed and torpedo bodies ^q3^ Model "E" FORTY HORSEPOWER Has the newest type motor and a 5i8 cylnden 35-inch wheels and 1 24-inch wheel-base. A stylish machine. It can be equipped with lourint body model $2450 This make of car has always particularly stood for comfort. This season's models represent the perfection of comfort in the automobile line. The detachable doors in front assure an added luxury for the forward passengers, and by the moving of a pin you remove any part of the door. They are the ideal cars for pleasure and business. The price includes a complete equipment with the Dutch doors, folding windshield, best grade silk Mohair tops and a dust-hood. Large wheels and long wheel-bases also contribute to the end of more pleasant motoring over rough roads The Car of Quality HANDSOMELY lUUSTKATEI) BOOKLETS MAILED UPON REQUEST SOU. DISnUBimNC agents for THE EASTERN STATES ;: GARAGES IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES o3iiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiico3iiiiiiiiiiiicoo3iiiiiiiiiiiico3iiiiiiiiiiiiQiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiico Cheltenham Inline Extended 72 Point 3 A $935 4a$586 $162 iod Girl 60 Point MICE usnc i Point 3 A $4 75 4 a $2 95 $7 Gentl m arch 220 Cheltenham Inline Extended o o RIGHT CHI 8A«I66 SatZTO 1626 Pier oomM Ol tA$286 6«t216 »500 DETERMIME ME reatest Excitemmeimt o SP ntet 4At220 TatZOS M 2S MIDNEGHT ENTERPmSE Extraordlnairy Dociumeinit Remarkable Mairiuscripts Mt^n r, A t1 75 9b»17S (3 60 MUSEUM EXHIBITS RETURM Einthusiaistic Memnbers Confide Numerous Souvenirs Obtained TAI1S6 UaSin US INSURGENTS DESIRE RECOGNITION Diplomatic Leaders Secure Csumdidates Reorganized $1234567890 Railroads 221 Cheltenham Inline Elxtended and Cheltenham Medium in Pradtical Display I HAVING THE VERY HIGHEST A The intrinsic value possessed by every piece of furniture we handle, in space-saving and in labor saving qualities, has been most fully demon^rated in some of the best and largest printing offices in this country, where our modern printing office furniture and other materials have been installed. The very finest products of the forest are used in building our furniture. This imparts elegance, strength and durability, a trio of essential qualities. The great economic features embodied in our wood goods are unsurpassed. Wood Type and Borders of modern design and all guaranteed uniform in height Ammer icao Typ I .>a«»VVflW#/ZW«S»!5««««^\N^SS?C:^ Holiday Decorator Chap-Book Guidoi 222 ita p Cheltenham Inline and Cheltenham Medium in Practical Display s 5 M\ Homelaedl oiemio On the Aero Planeway SF you are one of those city dwellers whose early life was passed in the country you are the person we have a message for; you are the person we can interest because you know from experience of the enjoy- ment and health there are in plenty of fresh air, light.sunshine and roominess of country life, and that is the subject of our message to you. Business may make it necessary that you should be in the crowded, busy city every day but the time has come when you need not spend the twenty-four hours of the day there. Homeland is only fifteen minutes from the city. Homeland is located among the most peaceful natural surroundings of woodland, fields, streams and lakes. It hcis all the advantages of the city, including gas, electric light, sewers and purest spring water plentifully supplied for every purpose. It has asphalt streets and the finest crushed stone roads into the country, giving the most de- lightful opportunity for motoring. Any man can own a home here to suit his taste and salary. Give us an opportunity to prove this ■ ■ mm ■ ■kJaa ht-ti 11 11 lid Holmes Real Estate Co. Lafayette Avenue and Grove Street Holmes, Michigan (1 dl] 2£t ^ :? TME^RMMSSOFTi CMELTEiiAl FAULT ^O TYPES have equaled the Cheltenhams in usefulness to the commercial printers, or brought more profits to the printers. ^ No types have equaled the Cheltenhams in creat- ing and increasing an appreciation of the value of good printing among the printers' customers. ^No types have equaled the Cheltenhams in producing harmonious and striking effects with less expenditure of time and thought and ex- periment on the part of the compositor ORIGINATOR OF THE CELEBRATED CHELTENHAM FAMILY THE LARGEST TYPE FAMILY EVER BROUGHT OUT AmmericamiType Foummderi Strathmore Ornament Gray Border No. 2 Cheltenham Inline. Cheltenham Inline Extra Condensed and Cheltenham Wide 224 The Qieltenham Family IS BEYOND ALL DOUBT THE MOST POPULAR AND THE MOST DISTINCTIVE GATHERING OF RELATIVE TYPE FACES THAT THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN Tk* mmpltlentss of this fnal family makts it adaptable for all forwu of work Most Profitable Designs Proven by the most successful printers u and advertisers in the world American Type Founders Company Ori(BMtor of Typt fasAiMM Cheltenham Oldstyle Cheltenham Wide Cheltenham Medium Cheltenham Bold Cheltenham Bold Condensed Cheltenham Bold Extra Condensed Clhielfteinilhiainni BoM OMftlm® Cheltenham Oldstyle Condensed Cheltenham Italic Cheltenham Medium Italic Cheltenham Bold Italic Cheltenham Bold Condensed Italic Cheltenham Bold Extiw Condensed Title Cheltenham Bold Extended Cheltenham Extrabold Chekenlhiam Inlimie Cheltenhaoi Iimliine Extended t iliie Exfra 22S Cheltenham Extrabold 72 Point 3 A $7 75 4 a $5 40 $13 15 MENTIONS Ring Chime 3 A $6 25 4 a $4 40 $10 65 RENUMBERS Enters Design 48 Point 3 A $4 15 5 a $3 35 $7 50 HNISH ENGINES Crockery Broken 42 Point 3 A $3 16 6 a $3 25 $6 40| DISTURBS ERMINE Captures Steamship Indian Fisher Move$ 226 i 4AtZ70 6at24t K16 ■ ^^B Cheltenham Extrabold EXPOSED HUNTSMEN Fires Destroy Evidence Government Inspection 6A$220 8a$20S M 25 CONDEMNS LIGHTHOUSES Unusual Gathering Expected Beautiful Ornaments Chosen 6A»175 lOatnS tSEO PRODUCED DISTINCT PRINTING Handsome Carnation Given Sailor Extraordinary Gentleman Returns KFrtM » A 1166 ICatlTD »26 10 Point I6A$1I6 aOaflilS »H) ADMIRING CHILDREN l^Htl^^^'^^^^^ Steamer Rounds Capes snowed Marvelous inventions Q «« • wy Many Borders Sold in Georgia secure Heroic rireman Desires Cheltenham Extrabold M Point II A ti.v> 2a>ti«t rsoo PRODUCED INFORMATION Captain Withdrew Regiment Important Documents Found HPoint 18Atl06 S6aMZ0 t2» SOUTHERN PLANTERS CELEBRATED Largest Cotton and Watermelon Crops Celebrated Mule Driver Buys Harness Warm Weather Causes Much Suffering Immense Plantations Sold by Butchers •"•••t 14AHJS Wsimn CTS ANCIENT HISTORY MENTIONED Handsomest Designs Mailed Today Girls Educating Young Compositor Detective $1234567890 Uses Gold 227 CPohit tlAlOW Wall 06 ttn>sunan Wanted Svveral Cold Boltlea Brilllanl Compoillorn DaUvarad Fina Laclnraa Strons Mvchanio Rpmovtac Fsniows PalnliBC Husky Sailor* Vlnllpd Italy and South Amarica Dvllshtful F.xcu»ion I'arly Rrlumrd Tuaaday Most Prtaten S1234587SBO RenuOn Waalthjr Cheltenham Extrabold in Display Cheltenham Extrabold WITHOUT the latest and most artistic type faces fine printing is almost an impossibility. Novelty in type faces is always an incentive to the production of beautiful and attractive printing. The new Cheltenham Extrabold is a very striking and attractive member of the great Cheltenham Family and one which will readily lend itself to the many requirements of all advertising and other display composition. The addition of Cheltenham Extrabold to the plant of any printer will surely bring its own reward by renewed orders and an enviable reputation for excellent work. American Tj^pe Designs have a decided character and dignity. They represent the very best jkMwrnjg^ AM workmanship and skill AJVlllKlCAIN in their manufacture. A TYPE glance at these original POIJNDERS American Type Designs i^r^r will cause many to buy i^UIVlrWIN I Swastika Border Art-tile Tint F'ormerB Cast Squarea 228 Cheltenham Extrabold in Combination Facts FOR ALL PRINTERS THE BEST proof of the value of new type faces to the printer is shown in the tremendous growth of the American Type Founders Com- pany, which puts out more new faces than edl other type foundries combined. The printer finds that the customer's eye is caught by the new faces, and that his printing orders increase. The most pradlicaJ way to obtain difference and di^indtion is with the newer type faces which give the effect of pleasing novelty, without eccentricity. Business men of today are demanding pleiin and eaisily-read compKJsition, well printed. Since this kind of printing is standard- ized, the only way in which di^indlion can be obtauned is in the use of origi- nal display type faces. Many new and attradtive faces are shown in this book AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY 229 Cheltenham Extrabold in Combination COMMERCIAL PRINTING From the HAYDEN PRESS THE Hayden Press is glad to announce that recent important improvements and added facilities make it pradticable to con- tinue to turn out the highe^ grade commercial printing at what in many cases will represent a material saving in costs as compared with the best figures formerly made. Quality of course will remain the same, our motto being, "Reliability Plus Progress." Agreeable to this idea, we sheJl take pleasure in receiving your printing orders THE HAYDEN PRESS, CHICAGO Story of a Cuban A New Novel By General Matoz ' TALE of Cuba ^ and the famous [ war with Spain ; which many brave men laid aside all home * ties to fight for humanity and liberty. The book presents a picture of the West Indian life which is unsurpassed in modern writing for its splen- did realism. General Matoz can write intelligently of this island. He knows Cuba and its people, its wonder and charm, and in a story centering around a great war of rebellion he has taken up the fortunes of Alfa Tero, a son of Captain Manuel Tero of the Cuban army. The book is illus- trated in color. The other book written by this great author as a companion story, "The Island's Queen," has proved an unusual seller. Price either book, $1.50 Illustrated by Edward Wilders THE FAIR LIBRARY DEPARTMENT Century Burdtr Look for this Trade Mark Strathmore Mortised Initial A Lucky Strike for You You will: find that a pair of our Sw^astika Shoes will prove the lucky strike of your shoe-buying tours. In every way they make good all our claims to fit, style and material Swastika Shoes End nerve-worry and save foot-faligue.The Mrearer is enabled to do things on his feet. Write for style books and name of nearest Swastika Shoe Store HARRIS CO. CLEVELAND Swastika Outline Ornantent 230 Cheltenham Extrabold in Combination MUSIC PIANO AND STRINGED INSTRUMENT POPULAR BAND MUSIC [EARLY three thousand selections were sold by me during October and November. All the old favorites and many of my own copyrights were represented. Many of the season's successes can be found here. Best Orchestra and Band Music always on hand. Music lovers in Rock City are invited to come and hear the latest music played. A good musician always in charge. Read the page advertisement in another section of this program concerning the many Pianos and other Musical Instruments for sale and kept in stock by this store at all times. Ten new Pianos on display TALXINC MACHINES. RECORDS AND DISCS R. K. HINES ROCK CITY, NEW YORK 231 ^ r THE STERLING VALUE OF THE CENTURY TYPE FAMILY p. "inHiiiiiiimm i ! ! As mahogany is among woods, or : : wheat among the grains, or the dia- ' ] mond among precious stones, so is I ;' ■-. the Century Family among types. '• No work set in it can look other I ; ' than superior. It is impossible to I ; : make any work which is set in the f ' Century Family look commonplace. There is no work (whether the finest ^' ^ or for the most ordinary of every day uses) which cannot appropri- ately be set in the Century Family. There is no safer purchase, and none more useful. The Century Family will never go out of fashion as long as good typography is in demand. It is a classic family and will there- fore outlast many other type styles I 1 ! !i AmericanType Founders Co. ORIGINATOR OF THE CENTURY FAMILY .j.llllU'i.l.KII! Miiiii', :iinii))iniiiii»iiiiumiuiiiiiiinraiion)iiuiiiifiiiMti:iiii!i»iiiniuiu»iniimm!iiiiniiiiiHiHiiiiHiiiiiiii(iuuiinHiiiii:!UmiiiiiiiHUtiitJ 232 rsiTiirirrf™«nn«ii;'n'tMKin:iii!Tiv:iii:imimmimmu*iwililBBWilMWlliiliiWlliiiininimmiim^ L The Century Family AN EXCEEDINGLY DIGNIFIED TYPE FAMILY Century Expanded I Century Expanded Italic I Century Bold I Century Bold Italic Century Bold Condensed Century Bold Extended Century Oldstyle Century Oldstyle Italic Century Oldstyle Bold I Century Oldstyle Bold Italic ii AmericanType Founders Co. | ORIGIN A TOK OF THE FAMILY IDKA IN TYPK8 j '■'i-am za Century Oldstyle 72 Point - 3 A $6 25 4 a $4 55 $10 «i RICH KINGS Strange Mind 60 Point 3 A $5 35 5a $4 35 $97(1 BRIDES HOME Royal Grenadier 48 Point 4 A $3 95 7a $3 90 |786 HONEST BINDERS Design Knife Handle 42 Point 4A$300 8a$3 25 $6 26 GRAND COMEDIANS Stage Manager Excited Delighted Social Parties i SAtZeS 8atZ4& tsio Century Oldstyle REMARKABLE METHOD Serious Conditions Detected jaPotet 6At200 10mt225 $4 25 ENTERPRISING COUNCILMEN Graduating Exercise Unexplained «rMM 6 A $166 lSm$186 $8 SO MODERNIZED RAILROAD SCHEMES Distinguished Scholar Receiving Mention Banking Question Becoming Complicated laA$150 20a$17S $3 23 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE Charming Landscape Scene Fragrant Rosebush Garden 14 A $140 26m$l«0 $S0O STRENUOUS PERFORMANCES Audience Extends Congratulations Enthusiastic Manager Applauding IIP»tat 17A$180 a!an46 $275 SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENT REQUIRED Original Mechanical Contrivance Sought Reconsidering $1234567890 Propositions 10 Point IT A $115 3Za$136 $2 50 PROMPT RETURN MENTIONED Greater Energy Recently Displayed Real Estate and Government Bonds Tremendous Deal Lately Negotiated 9Point 20A$115 38m$lSS $260 EUROPEAN PRINTERS WELCOMED Artistic Designer Promoting Harmony Wonderful Combination Demonstrated Magnificently Colored Pictures Bought gPoint 21A$ia6 42a$120 $226 EXTRAORDINARY REPORT SUBMITTED Interesting Resolution Immediately Endorsed Some Propositions Receive Unanimous Vote Prospective Members Becoming Very Active UPlrfat 17A$llt «S>$I60 $2 75 EXCITED COMPETITORS RECOGNIZED Chromatic Selections Rendered Every Night Many Celebrated Philanthropists Organizing Resorts Unusually Crowded During August « Point aA$0«0 4(«$l 10 $200 BEAirriFUL HOMESTEAD ONELY DECORATED Colonial Architecture Greatly Admired by Contractor Grand Paintinjp Procured From European Couotriea Charming l^wna and Picturtaque Sloping Meadow* Hunting Party LoU in the Wild* ofSouthrm Montana Splendid Keceplion* $1294S<7S0 Laviah Kntrrtainmrnl Century Oldstyle in Practical Display HAMTON BANK Suppose you give just a little serious consideration to the question of savings. One of the fundamental laws of life is the law of cycles. It can be seen all about you. Observe the seasons as they revolve from seed time unto harvest and from harvest to the cold winter. These actions occur in the history of the people; in the lives of nations. You have seen this great country go through very many alter- nating periods of prosperity and hard times. History tells us of the rise and fall of p Nowhere is there an unin REMEMBER IT IS NOT THE MONEY WE EARN COUNTS IT IS ONLY THE MONEY THAT WE S Old Kniflish Border Linear Border No. 2 Versatile Bordei Order of Dance Starlight Club REGULAR MONTHLY Entertainment and Dance MUSIC BY CLUB BAND Vv The receipts of this event have been ordered set aside for the benefit of charity The Handeson Store IMPORTERS OF THE FINEST Chinaware and Pictures AGENTS FOR Relo Statuary Kate Creenaway Mignonette Modern Cities MANY THOUSANDS OF PERFECTLY SATISFIED USERS OF OUR PRODUCTS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY ATTEST THE SUCCESS ATTAINED NESTON, the inventor, was the first man to develop a line of reinforced concrete lamp standards, and is to- day the recognized authority on the application of concrete to ornamen- tal lighting. The principle, first employed in manufacturing ornamental standards for the great Neston Lighting Company, was applied later to the construction of Jardus Luxolabra as described in Section 24 of this catalogue. Concrete columns are all made in cast iron moulds and the capital and arms are moulded in gelatine. The material used depends upon the colors and finish desired. For instance, lake sand and cement properly mixed gives a natural sandstone finish; fine white sand and white cement produces a very beautiful white marble finish, whereas, white sand and white cement mixed with crushed marble presents still another appearance. This company is in a position to furnish standards in thirty-two concrete finishes. Ten designs are always kept in stock, believing that the others are merely slight modifications and will not be in great demand. A frame containing samples of ten 236 Century Oldstyle in Practical Display A GENERAL DISCOURSE UPON THE VICISSITUDES WHICH ARE ENCOUNTERED BY AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS IT HAS been said by some bright person, probably an ad-writer, that this is the age of the fountain pen, and the amount of manuscripts which are offered to the publishers would certainly lead one to that conclusion. A very interesting and characteristic collection they are, too, ranging from the delicate, sandalwood scented and beautifully wrought pages of a foreign essayist and the pathetically hopeless attempt of the neophyte to the bulky reams of the philosopher or scientist. The surprising thing is not that so many are found to be unacceptable as that so many are found to be passably good. The reader for a prominent publishing house has estimated that of the great mass of manuscripts which are submitted during a year only about one and one-half per cent are published. This does not mean that the others were worthless, but simply that they lacked the qualities which were necessary to make them available. In the case of fiction, either the plot or the treatment would be hackneyed, or lack human appeal, while other manuscripts dealt with subjects that had already been better handled, or subjects that are not worth handling at all. Many manuscripts miss acceptance because, while they are passably good and would probably sell five hundred or even a thousand copies, this sale would not be great enough to pay the cost of manufacture. Roughly, it takes a sale of about five thousand copies to pay expenses, and unless such a sale is practically certain, publication is not worth while. The author who really has an interesting narrative to tell, or an important message to convey, can usually succeed in finding a publisher to undertake the manufacture and sale of the book upon some sort of terms. Naturally the publisher makes as good a bargain with the author as possible; that is only ordinary business prudence. In fact, the author who has written one or more successful books is usually in a position to dictate almost any sort of terms. Some of the well-known writers are the object of keen rivalry on the part of publishers, and are paid large sums in advance royalties. This practice is exciting, but not always satisfactory to either party to the contract, especially when the ar Century Oldstyle Italic 72 Point 3 A $7 15 4 a $4 60 $1175 HERMETIC 60 Point 3 A $6 15 4a $4 00 $1015 RICHER MINE Modern Denizen 48 Point 4 A $3 75 8a $3 85 $760 ROUND NUMBER Bureau of Industries 42Point 5A$290 8a$335 $626 Jl AMERICAN MINERS Brother Declared Insane Housewives Complained 238 l.J| i 6At270 8«t230 fSOO RESOLUTE COMRADES Leading Concern Supervised OPMst 6 A 12 40 I0a$2 15 $4 66 COMBINES STRONG MERITS Return of the Scientific Expedition Considering Separate Negotiations 6 A $1 70 12 a $1 80 $3 50 UNDERGROUND TRANSFERS SOLD Modern Ventilating Appliance Employed Displays Handsome American Characters II Point 9 A $160 20a $170 $3 30 UNITED RICHES GIVEN Cause Many Aching Hearts Reveals Unpleasant Tidings 14 A $140 29a $160 $3 00 HOARDED NUMEROUS COINS Praises Ludicrous Burlesque Fiasco Grotesque Characters Manipulated It Mm 17Atl« 32atl» tZ76 FIVE ROUND MILLIONS INVESTED Land of Golden Sunset Gives Opportunity Metropolitan $1234567890 Expenditures 10 Point 18 A $1 25 3S a $1 25 $2 50 MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCE Chiromantic Development Explained Nominal Damages Awarded Clients Heirs Claimed Estates in Fee Simple 9 Point 20 A $125 41 a $126 $2 50 NUMEROUS SCHEMES OUTLINED Sensational Reports Concerning Explorer The Government Issues Emphatic Orders Ingenious Navigators Experience Trouble 8 Point 20 A $110 42a $115 $2 25 DISCONTINUED EVIL PERFORMANCES Biennial Celebrations are Financially Successful Contemporaneous Technologists Thunderstruck Several Printers Lucidly Explain Disappearance ITAIItS 86>$I60 $2 76 STRINGENT MEASURE CONSIDERED Congested District Impedes Railroad Progress Bright Individuals Demand Neiv Legislation « Point tSAIOtS 4ta$IOS $100 RECOMMESPEDMAGSIFICENTINDUCEMEST HoMoroble Gmttrmm Prvmmlgate Prv/rsiionat Doctrine Numi$malical OMtclon Om/i$ettl€ Lincoln Pmnypim SpoMntodic Indigniion Cmuiet Rnointions and Kicking Mtdiral Allfndanet $1234567390 Citm Smml CirU 239 Century Oldstyle Italic in Practical Display THOUGHTS ON PRINTING \HE success or failure of all printing is steadily becom- ing more dependent upon design as used in a broad sense. Design includes the preliminary outline or main purpose and all of the elements by whichprinting is made efficient. It therefore contains the insight into general business conditions and specifically into the business which is to be directly served. Design is arrange- ment. It is the reasonable and practical adjustment of all the mechanical and esthetic qualities to produce the very best results in competition with all of the rest of the world's products. It is one man or one establishment against all of the rest. Design in printing is the element which combines imagination, taste and skill to produce a desired and definite result. The printing industry may be termed the barometer of commercial prosperity. It differs from all other industries in that it deals with every calling and is closely identified with the prosperity of each. A manufacturer of shoes has but an aca- demic interest in the piano industry, but both the shoemaker and the piano man are vitally interested in the printing art VfivV^Rfi'S ooo^Voo oo-feiooo ooo(£\oo oo-^^^ooo Century Border Sectional Initial Former 240 Century Oldstyle and Century Oldstyle Italic in Display ■tnenaim urn- Let Us Make You a Dummy for the Job MAIL TO US THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION FOR A DUMMY Qmmmlily Wamttd r. PaptrStKkdtuU*) Cam ^tmt Khti^Calt yam miU mm AW9 Mj0t0fvwwet T is important in issuing your I advertisements that you know how they are going to appear when finished. The cost can be lowered to a minimum since you have an idea of the work before it is done. If you will give us the information asked for on attached postal card, we will make you up several dummies, without any cost to you, from different grades of our papers, and afford to the printer the advantage of the color combinations that we have found can be used in different shades with best results. We have gone to considerable expense experimenting on these color combinations, with the view of being an assistance to you in your work of advertising and will appreciate an early reply with the accompanying blank sheet filled out. We believe we can be of great help to the advertiser, and that he will be sure to find these samples very valuable KENDSORM PAPER HOUSE CORNER UNION STREET AND WASHINGTON AVENUE Blossoms DC JO Tlw plants that give us tite most blossotns are those kept young and healthy by people who own them. A printing plant is no exception to this bit of wisdom. The blossoms of dividends are reaped only by the printer who is careful to keep his composing room supplied with plenty of type of modem design and style SMTtlofMl InltiAl Formvr IVlLa Robbla [t»nlrr THE GREAT HARPIST THE DISCUSSION OF NOTED MUSIC THE JOYCRAFTERS BOOK VOLUME FOUR HUNDRED 241 Century Oldstyle Bold 120Point 3A$1260 4a$805 $2066 HE Did 3A$965 4a$S20 $1585 HINTED Big Shop 84 Point 3A$760 4a$485 $12 46 MONGER Sold Crispl 242 1 Century Oldstyle Bold 3At7)» 4at500 (1296 KIND MEN High Banks • Paint 3A»620 4atStE tlOU SEIZE KNIFE Reports Given Useful Camels ''*f<**t .tAM96 4at3m 1875 BOYS CHASED Company Stops Before Exercise 248 Century Oldstyle Bold *'*^°'"'^ 4 A $4 25 eaf^iW $7 85 RIGHT NUMBER Stronger Material Prince and Dukes 4 A $3 45 7a $3 20 HONOR MEMBERS Catalogue Designers Buildings Important 4A$270 7a$260 {62 HUNTS KINGFISHERS Determined Compositor Curious Detective Story 6A$225 9a $2 15 $4 40 REMARKABLE MANSIONS Asked Matrimonial Question Enterprising Students Retire 244 MMat Century Oldstyle Bold BA tl 7A 12i«l HA $»fiO DISFRANCHISING COUNCILMEN Educational Departments Suffering Strong Administrations Established l» Point 9 A $1 65 I8a$170 13 25 HISTORICAL SPEAKER BECAME KNOWN Century Oldstyle Bold Prints Very Distinctly Marvelous Building Erected Near Broadway Many Handsome Features Contained Within UPMnI 12 A $1 40 24 a SI 60 $3 00 FOREIGN WRESTLER DEVELOPING MUCH MUSCLE Heavyweight Brewery Worker Easily Downed Tuesday Giant Covered Five Miles Before Breakfast During Rain Sporty Newspaper Reporters Crowd Training Quarters Photographs Rapidly Purchased by Admirers Every Day 14At126 29a $160 $2 75 CAREFUL COMPOSITORS HIRED Disastrous Railroad Wreck Averted Fireman Stops Engine on Sidetrack Open Switch Nearly Caused Trouble Companies $1234567890 Jubilant 8 Point 19 A II 06 38a$120 $225 COMPOSITORS RECEIVE CHARTERS Grand Picnics Attract Several Athletes Exquisite Medals Presented Contestant Starting Point Crowded with Spectators Beautiful Women Adore Hero Lifesaver Excursionists Traveled Over Mountain Stylish Young Conductor Takes Tickets MMm ICAtlSO a2m|130 12 SO PROSPEROUS MERCHANT RETIRED Spends Leisure Hours Reading Hamlet Money Became Useful in Declining Days Was Ribbon Counter Expert Early in Life Contemplating Enormous Improvement Retains Bachelor Quarters in Patterson 6 Point 21At096 42a n OB t200 DEMONSTRATION INTERESTED FARMERS General Advertiaind Display Series Deliiihting Brave Detective Foiled Hiithwayman in Street Desperate Safecrackers Fouilhl Atfainst Police These American Type Faces I'Icase Customer* Remarkable Trip Taken to London and N'enice German Sintfinu Society Kntertnins (>oldHnlitll Choice Fruits and \'cMetables Procured 'I'oday Some Bankers $12a-t3(>7HiM) Make Expenses UAtiao 37a tlM CM MANY HlMOROrs STORIES PUBLISHED Made by American Type Founders Company Contain Modern Wit fhrouKhout Entire Book Awkward German Sayings Amused Children Graceful and I)i({nified Characters Produced Originated Beautiful Ornaments and Borders Z45 t Point a)A|09S «atia6 tzoo HANDSOMK ADVnrmSMBNTS BECAME POPULAR Compoallura OliBl lad B—Mtiful Cvnlvry OldttlyU Bold Ur««l St*aai«ra Cl*sr*d Port Salrly Loaded with Mora** Hsndaom* Building i>«-»troyrd by Tornado l^al Month ContsliU Dicnlflcd Character Thrnutfhout Kntirr Svriaa Wonderful Ballleahlpa Enirr Harbor Ourtna War tiaOM Oovammafll Ea*ploy*«a Racaptna prom Federal Priaona tjirftvt Island Inhabited by Peculiar Lookina Creatureo llronae Slalue Ite^'omea Tarnlahed From Reins ICxpoaed Century Oldstyle Bold in Practical Display The New Wing Horton Mailer The Most Accurate Machine of its Icind on the Marliet For many years the Horton Mailer has been characterized as the best. The many testimonials applauding its merit are evidence, together with continued and repeated orders, that unquestionably proves it has maintained its reputation. All developments of weakness in the Horton have been carefully noted and remedied and several new^ and valuable features have been added MADE IN SIX SIZES No. 1 Mailer, 1 7-8 inch No. 4 Mailer, 3 inch No. 2 Mailer, 2 1-4 inch No. 5 Mailer, 3 1-2 inch No. 3 Mailer, 2 5-8 inch No. 6 Mailer, 3 7-8 inch In ordering be particular to give width of list to be used so that machine may be properly fitted for your work For sale \ . T^ "t? j /^ by the American 1 ype r ounders L'O. Cast Squares Twentieth Century Ornament THE HEMPEL MONARCH Quoin Has all the best features of the Improved Hempel Quoin with the extra advantage of a self- locking device. It is simple in formation and at the same time easy to operate, requiring little or no attention after the form is on the press. A neat circular, containing extra details, prices, etc. will be furnished to any one who feels interested AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO. ART IN PRINTING The Kind Your Patrons Are Looking For Secured With American Line Type Faces Wayside Ornament 246 VersatiU' Omamtnt Century Oldstyle Bold in Practical Display Perfumes IMPART A DELICATE AND PLEASING FRAGRANCE THAT REMINDS ONE OF SUNSHINE AND ROSES. THE FASHION LEADERS OF PARIS PREFER IT THIS choice selection of perfumes is the product of Ferries & Larue one of the oldest and most celebrated firms of chemists and makers of toilet articles in Paris. The signatures of the firm on its packages of perfumes stand for perfection in all the word implies EACH package of these powdered perfumes is put up in dainty air-tight boxes and guaranteed to hold their fragrance until used. These extracts are made from a formula that is only understood by the makers, and consequently can't be duplicated. Have been used for years by the most exclusive families of Europe and stand today the most popular articles of their kind in the world HARRIS & MORSE IMI-OKTKKS AM) MAMFACTl'RERS OF SELECT TOILET ARTICLES Bond and Oakford Streets CHICAGO, ILL. Fnriiitn f)f(ici-H: 7<$« Rue Lafayette, Paris, and 195 Middlesex Street, London SOME people prefer the liquid perfume, and to satisfy the demand of this class of patrons a special line of delightful extracts has been prepared and put up in handsome cut-glass bottles, making a splendid ornament for the boudoir or a delightful present for any occasion Our special price list is now ready for mailing f ki47 Century Oldstyle Bold Italic 72 Point 3 A $7 80 4 a $6 00 $1280 HUNTERS Shops Built 60 Point 3 A $6 80 4 a $4 60 $11 40 REPRINTED After Burglar House Rented 54 Point 3A$50B 5a$395 $900 QUIETNIGHT Grand Banquet Required News 248 I 11 Century Oldstyle Bold Italic 3A»4 0r> 6>f406 t8 10 NOTEDSINGER Entertain Society Husky Merchants a Paint 3 A (3 15 6 a (3 16 t«SO LENDING MONEY Oketown Physicians Surprising Gymnast K Paint 4A$266 7a$265 $530 PRINTER EXAMINES Jersey ite Injured Hyena Compositors Improving ■ PMU BAt226 8«t200 $425 PROSPERITY CONTINUES Confirmed Bachelor Repents Truthful Lawyers Discovered Blacksmith Giving Reception 249 Century Oldstyle Bold Italic 24 Point 6 A $1 85 10 a $1 75 ^60 BURNED MANSION DESERTED Printing Specimens Receive Praise Honorably Discharge Irish General Incapacitated Lieutenant Removed 18 Point 9 A $1 55 16 a $1 70 $3 25 PERFORMANCE CONTINUED TUESDAY Congressman Front Missouri Congratulated Foreigners Escaping Quarantine Inspectors Honest Conductor Receives Handsome Gifts 14 Point 12 A $1 40 23 a $1 60 $3 00 RETURNED NINETEEN THOUSAND WEDNESDAY Detective Discovering Counterfeiters Notifies Inspector Infuriated College Professor Denounces Clever Student Twelve Distinguished Compositors Recently Competed National League Baseball Commission Entertainment 12 Point 15 A $130 28a $146 $2 75 EXHIBITS HANDSOME DESIGN Noname Pleasure Club Organized Child Graduate Surprises Teacher Printers $1234567890 Manicured 8 Point 19A$110 38a $115 $22 SOUTHERN BOULEVARD ELEGANT Great Mechanic Invents Useful Knives Professional Ballplayer Congratulated Entertainment Commencing Saturday Heroic Firemen Miraculously Escaped Mechanics Recognized Superintendent! 10 Point 16 A $120 30a $130 $2 60 CONFIRMING REPORTS RECENTLY Lieutenant Recovers Important Papers Gigantic Steamer Returning Thursday Housesmiths Building Elegant Bridges Titled Foreigner Marries Stenographer 9 Point 18 A $1 20 36 a $1 30 $2 60 MECHANICS ENCOURAGE APPRENTICE Printer Discovered Pressman on Broadivay Enthusiastically Received Handsome Singer Champion Billiard Players Gave Exhibition International Bowling Tournament Closing Farmer Talking Scientifically Missed Watch 260 6 Point 21 A $0 95 42 a $1 05 $2 C MOTHER PRAISED TRUTHFUL CHILDREK Congressional Documents Recovered Mondajf Handsome Inventor Mysteriously Disappear^ Public School Graduate Wins Diamond Meda^\ Champion International Swimmer Compete^^M Clever Football Instructors Seriously InjureSM Inspector Changes $1234567890 Complainltit i 5 Point 19 A $0 95 38 a $1 05 $2 00 CLEVER CHICAGO HEIRESS REFUSED NOBLEMAN Compositors Showing Handsome Specimens of Printing Century Otdstyle Bold Italic Useful in Job Composition Distinguished Irish Gentleman Distributing Sovereigns Honest Independent Youth Returning Enormously Rich Fourteenth Consecutive Brooklyn Handicap Completed Former Collegians Recognized Oldtime Acquaintances Meditated Seriously on Enterittg Regents Examination Handsome Youna y^'oman Discovers Missing Diamonds Century Oldstyle Bold Italic in Display Travel Outfits PATENT GRIP Something new and original. Every traveling man should have one. The tnosl compact grip ever sold. Contains all you need and insures the comforts of home. Send for catalogue "Travel Outfits " C. R. THOMIER CO., CUBA, N. Y. icnU lloKton ItD-lon C-aat Squi Finest Paper SECTION SIX The papers shown in this section of Pike's Sample Book are all the very best. A fifty per cent, discount is allowed on all orders for box stationery or invitation slock that are shown in section six. All Pike's Finest Paper bears the Two Cannon water -mark S. I. Pike Co. sot -TH ULfFALO.JV. Y. ZOMA COLD CREAM TESTIMONIALS FROM SOME FAMOUS STAGE PEOPLE OF THE LAND "Heattty in only akift deep and Xttma Cream wnakea the akin" Th* thkt .tmrnu .^ U.U vmtrm »m niited mi ■ UUWi ta« THmmn 251 Century Oldstyle Bold and Italic in Display fT^ r-^ ^i 1 ^^ l^b V— Come Next Friday and Help Us Celebrate Our Furniture Sale "^ "W XE HAVE just completed the new %/%/ addition to our furniture store in ¥ ¥ time to accommodate a very large shipment of new stock. We intend cele- brating the event on Friday, September first, and will offer some rare bargains in furniture and carpets. Many pieces have tieen marked down below cost. We must make room for the new. From the many t>argains we display below three samples: Morris Chairs sold for $8.50 on this ^^ r" Friday ». ) %J Parlor Suites in various designs ,r°$i6 Brass Beds in Mission styles on this rTj Q Friday JpO M.S.. 294 J 0 ONES SBORNE ST i Rl &C0. Celebration Roi 300C 300C 30 OC aoo^oc 300C300C 300C ->"<" '""g Twentieth Century Type Designs for Twentieth Century Printers iL MOC 300C 300C 300C300C aoo^ooc 300C aoflt -jooc Inland Hordeia No. 683 and 638 252 i Century Oldstyle Bold Italic in Display Hays & Co. Mothers Our twenty-eighth season as leaders in winter wear for children will be fittingly celebrated with a great New Year Display of exclusive and fashionable clothing. You are urged to visit our store during the special display days, January second and third. Bring the little tots along. HolkUjr IWrcralnr Art-UW Ttol Kmww ♦♦♦•«^««««««€^«««««««««« «««««««««««»«««««« «««««««««^««<^««««««««V For Baby Htiff Soap IS Ihc ideal bath soap for a baby hcraiixr it soothes the skin and cleanses in Ihi- ttfft nitttle manner. It will keep the skin %u>.l. u hiiti'some and healthy. Hi (( bar 2 He Always Pure For sale at all leading drug stores in the land ROSE SOAP t • Century Expanded 72 Point 3 A $6 70 4 a $4 20 $10 90 MERINGUE Kings Incline Such Domain 60 Point 3 A $5 20 4 a $3 65 $8 86 ROME BURNS Quiet Dungeons Lemon Crushed 48 Point 4 A ?3 95 6 a $3 65 iH BQ MEMBERS UNITE] Speculator Retreat^ Harmony Enhanced Century Expanded 4Af3l6 TatSlO t62S RENTED BUNTINGS Secured Remuneration Graceful Dance Sketch m pDinI 4A$2SO Tal2S0 (SflO GENEROUS BRITISHER Rutland Mentions Dickens Limousine Manufacturing ■ Ntil 5AS2 0a 10a $2 25 $4 25 HENRICKSON REIMBURSED Expeditions Involved Great Peril Maneuvering Seaman Triumphs Discern Enemy's Base Intriguery MMm 8 All 7« llatltn taut NINETEEN FARMERS IN TROUBLE Century Expanded Important Creation Unusual Beauty Ingeniously Developed Judicious Users Receive Nice Contracts 266 Century Expanded 18 Point 9 A $1 45 20 a $1 80 $3 25 RENDERING DENIZENS CERTAIN BENEFITS Delivered Strong Forceful Argument Convincingly Legislature Enacts Subject of Extended Discussion Oratorical Efforts Reconcile Seeming Inconsistency 14 Point 12 A $130 26a $170 $3 00 FUNGUS GROWTH ENDANGERS CONIFEROUS FORESTS Many Insectivorous Birds Furnish Probable Solution of Problem Enthusiastic Botanists and Nature Experts Show Exasperation Interesting Research Concerning Protracted Incubating Season 12 Point 15A$125 32a$150 $2 75 10a$060 REPRESENTATIVE BUTCHERS INTERRUPTED THE PROCEEDINGS Returning Saunterer Discovers Remarkable Songbird on Hyperborean Coast Seaside Mallow Beautifies Northern Marshes During August and September Numerous Doubting Scientists Plan Investigation Before Accepting Records 11 Point 18 A $1 30 37 a $1 45 $2 75 11 A $0 60 HISTORICAL LIBRARIES RANSACKED Archives Searched for Ancient Folklore Tale Investigators Continue Labors Till Daybreak Explanation of Quaint Dutch Custom Sought 6 Point 24 A $0 90 48 a $1 10 $2 00 20 A $0 60 MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS ORGANIZED SOCIETIES Dangerous Chasms Crossed by Means of Rope Bridges Delightful Excursion Party Being Entertained Today Rehearse Day's Exciting Experiences and Adventures Women Wading Cool Swift Mountain Streams Shriek Stories of Narrow $1234667890 Escapes from Precipices 10 Point 18 A SI 15 36a$135 $2 60 13a $0 60 BENEFACTORS EMPLOYED KIDNAPPER Magnificent Productions Tempt Curio Hunters Collusion of Interests Ratifies Queer Procedure Modest Blacksmith Surprises Dignified Editors 9 Point 21 A $1 16 42 a $1 35 $2 50 16 A $0 50 MOUNTAIN GEOLOGICAL EXCURSION ENDS Interesting and Extensive Paleontological Research Enthusiastic Money Lenders Contribute Sovereigns Mythological Creatures Enthuse Serious Professors 8 Point 20 A $1 05 40 a $1 20 $2 25 16 A $0 60 STARTLING AMERICAN INVENTION OPERATED Sententious Observations Entertain Danish Philosopher Numerous Vanishing Products Renewed Simultaneously Curious Bystanders Desiring Information Crowd Streets 7 Point 23A$105 46 a $120 $2 25 18 A $0 60 PURCHASERS CONSIDERING THE PROBABLE INCOMES Investing Moneys Only in Substantially Manufactured Products Reputations Founded Upon Quality Receive First Consideration Large Orders Given Houses Featuring Tried and Proven Goods 256 5V2 Point 22 A $0 95 44 a $106 $2 00 20 A $0 60 DIGESTIBLE APPETIZER TANTALIZING FISHES Further Investigation Reveals String Attached to Bait Important Document Unearthed Near Great Warship Procures Exquisite American Borders and Ornaments Astonishing Financial Gains From Meagre Beginning Most Determined Effort Likely to Win Lasting Laurels 6 Point 23 A $0 95 46 a $1 05 $2 IX) HANDSOMEST DESIGNS RECEIVED HIGHEST HONORS Years of ExperienceEnable the Production of Better Products Originality Next to Accuracy and Detail is a Big Asset in the Printing Business. Here is Where American Faces Excel All Others, Commanding that Distinctiveness Peculiar to the Best Preserving That Artistic Touch Coupled With Clear Legibility 4'^ Point 19 A $0 95 38 a $1 05 $2 00 IMPEDIMENTS OF GREAT MARCH OB' PROGRESS OBLITERATED Whole Block of Dilapidated Structures Removed to Make Room for Tall Buildings of Massive Proportions and Embodying in Their Construction Grand Conceptions of Architectural Design, Beauty and Convenieoee of Interior Arrangement, Improved Ventilating System, Brilliantly U8:litet; Corridors Connecting Fast and Unsurpaased Electric Elevator Facilities 4 Point 21 A $0 86 42 a $1 15 $2 Oil EDITOR GREATLY ENTHUSED ON HEARING OF API-OINTMENT OHicial Notice From Washington to Fill an Important Diplomatic Statu' Authorities Had Lone Sought After Man of Unusual Tact and Sagacil Complicated Intricate and Delicate Problems to be Studied and Adjustci Face to Face With Questions Concerning the International Peace or Ws Grand Celebration and Banquet Tendered Editor by Home ConatttPen' Century Expanded in Practical Display OUR NEW TYPE FACES MODERN printing seems to be getting away from eccentricity. Designs in type should not be crowded or over-ornamented. There is such a mass of printing being put out from all sides, both in literature and advertising, that in order to get a difference the printer must use new faces. They must be easily read. The easiest way to get a difference is with new faces, and the printer with the greatest number of new faces can create the most work ; the reason is that he can offer his customers a maximum amount of difference. The best proof of the value of new faces for the printer is shown in the growth of the American Type Foundry A STORY OF THE SUCCESS OF A WELL KNOWN FIRM LOCATED IN EAST BERLIN This is a small booklet, but its contents disclose a great deal about a certain large print shop in this city. If you can use any printed matter it will prove to be an interesting booklet. And not only that, it will also be a profitable outlaying of time to look through its contents. This print sHbp is located at Eighth street and Hamilton avenue; it is, as you well know, practically in the very heart of the business district. Incidentally, the shop is composed of a large, roomy and well-lighted floor, with all the modem advantages that are to be acquired from the architect's brain. This plant is equipped with newest printing material which was chosen with a view of being serviceable and distinctive, thus it enables us to print ArtOniaRi«ntl-ia0002 MrrcMtlW Rordar No. 49 BEAUTIFUL scenery abounds about Islandwood and makes it one of the most picturesque places in this part of the country. This is a conveniently situated resort, possessing many varied attractions, and is sure to become the most popular summer resort, as evidenced by the fact that many of America's wealthier people are now making their summer home at Islandwood. Boating and fishing are also drawing features for this lake in summer 267 Century Expanded and Italic in Practical Display SHOES THE EXCLUSIVE CENTURY MODELS The Boot Shops of Quality « We offer you in ready-to-wear shoes all the comfort and ease of custom service— the result <5 of our life-long experience in custom boot making— yet you pay only for the material and built-in value of the shoes. Centurv shoe -service -by -post affords to patrons at a distance an opportunity to secure literal correctness and the acme of comfort in footwear, quite as satisfactory by the mails as if purchased in person. Upon request we will furnish large photographic reproduction of current shoe styles for street dress or sporting wear. Our ready-to-wear shoes, the only shoes of similar character and quality ever offered to buyers public ready-to-wear, are sold from seven dollars upward Individual Recc Perfect records are kept of all our fittings, and all you will need to do after your first order is to write or wire your requirements as toj kinds of shoes or occasion of wearing and the right shoes will go forward within the hour, all at our risk and with our guarantee of satisfaction FRED SMITH Ye Bootmaker for Men and Women Select Xmas Furnishings K VERY year we take particular notice of the numerous gifts selected from our stocks and we have arranged to display the largest and most attractive line of furnishing goods ever offered Xmas shoppers in this city. For those who cannot come to the store, we have compiled a catalogue with prices Hermis & Sons Minneapolis, Minnesota New York City Philadelphia Saint Louis Cleveland Chicago Boston Trade Cut Holiday Decorator Cast Squan Century Expanded Shown in a Magazine Page THE SUNSETS OF AMERICA By A. TRAVELER TOURISTS and travelers have written much concerning the many beauties of the sunsets of S'onvay and of Surdeii and of other foreign countries. But America is not far behind in this respect. In times to come parts of this country wUI become noted for their beautiful sunset effects, M they should be now. Without leaving his own eoontry an American may see a greater variety of mountain, plain and glacier sunset scenery than can be found in all Europe. In addition he has the opportunity of witnessing tonal effects such as may be observed in no other part of the world. There is probably no more beautiful spectacle than ■ Minset in the fiad Lands, which lie between North Dakota and Montana. Even at high noon the tones in these dead, barren hills are wonderful; the colors run through the entire gamut of the color scale. The most gorgeous reds, the palest and most deli- cate blues, the softest pinks and the most blatant yellowa are jvabled to- gether and softened by the atmos- phere. As the sun sets the nat- ural colors change. Tht' hills seem tu he bathed in transparent filmsof ever- changing co- lor, ^le reds an changed intodeepanil translucent purples as the sun get.-i. Point 19 A $0 95 38 a $105 $2 0(i PURCHASED INDIVIDUAL TYPE DESIGNS FOR CLIENTAl. You Remember the Story of a Drummer Who lUmized the Coei of Bi^ Winter Overcoat in Hiit ExpfnM Aceounl. That Item Woe Striclcen 0/ Next SeoJion Hia Expense Account Went Through Flying . "laee."eaul Hie Manager, "That You Haveji't Another Overcoat in Your Aeewni This Trip." "Oh, It'e There All Right," Replied the Honfet Drummer Printers Could Profitably Treat Type ae the Drummer did the Overeoat 4 Point 22 A $0 85 44a $116 $2 AMBITIOUS PRINTERS SECURING NUMEROUS CUSTOMEIl>i When a Printer Installs a New Type Design Antbitious Aepirattans i Present Hie Customers With the Opportunitu of Sharing his Enioymet' Accelerate His Oum Thoughts and Movements Coiueguentig He Gets Move On Him and Business Com^e Easier and More Profitably. Type i Certainty the Life-Blood of ths Print Shop. Successful Printers Ulin h Century Expanded Italic in Practical Display ¥v9 Century Hotel TiM Umllh Nook milim ^Mmmltlmir Ommti.Vmmrrmm$i Ik* kumnuu Ukrmnt ^iWi ■utidOtM am fTtnterServictf SJCooo iojIuuuuuoocioooooej^Sp joooJtoooouxxiutxioM ESTABLISHED 1911 The Hight Company Floriculturists and Gardeners PREFACE ABOLISHED \Sit is a matter of course \for the author respon- sible for the publication of a book to feel a certain amount of anxiety lest tkt nader should not be appreciative of its msriU. and out of this anxiety comes what is commonly known as a "preface." Ths author feels that he must meet the prospective reader at the threshold, and in some fashion prepare him for the disappointment that is to follow. I omit from the pres- ent volume any form of preface, for two reasons— neither of which I feel ealUd upon to give. To each reader I vould say: ' 'In thanking you for your flattering request I must here express my regret that I am unable to avail myself of your offer, as I shall be oeeupiedfor several months prepar- ing manuscripts. " H.J. A nonymous dquartera nolia Streets nore Cetitunr Bordrr Stnthinar* Omwt.t Century Expanded Italic "nia M am American Itinm Typ* adapUibU for printing hookUit, announetintnla, est* aloffuat, fotd^rt and 0CA#r (u(r«rfuiii|r '•'- traimr*. TkxM fact \» vwrir •omJit r^ad and ■tfradtiv . ui4 •III uwUt roa la Ik* karlas aad arlliac of Ik* fm4t lilted lk*r*ia. W* partifalarlr nil allmidaa to wrtUa two. pac<* foar. *i(hl mm4 aia*. raatalala* aperllr aa4 lapartaat lafonBatioa In r«aMct>*» »ltk aaaiplM. Tkli mrm oialasM aad prin 11*1 iwttmmt all Ummb mil«a« la IkaJalaaTtMilKaflklalaal ntaaa. and yaa wttl tad >l af mat caarmhBaa aa a kaak *f Tmtf rrtmaia, aai *a ar* laaMial r»a •III aavnciaU la 7m The United Electric Supply Company Grandville THE BKAI'TIES OF THK MOVNTAINS AND THE DELIGHTS OK THE OCEAN LOTS $89 25 X 100 This splendid property is located near the heart of Grandville. the fastest irrowinfr and most popular suburb on the South Shore, with a larire frontaire on both sides of the famous New I^nd Speedway within clone proximity to railroad and trolley and a short distance from Ralston ferry. This property is justly popular because of its very pleasant surroundings and in'eat atmospheric advantages; flies and mosquitoes or the microbes they convey beinir entirely unknown in these exceptionally fine real estate holdinKs. All desirably restricted RICHARDS & HAMUN Haaintaa* aa4 (irar* 8lr«*t«. (iraa4 8k*n 287 Century Bold and Century Bold Italic in Combination OUR NEW FLORAL BASKET We have a Surprise Special for this week that will make happy flower-lovers everywhere. The Cedar Florist aims to create what Nature suggests. This week we are going to offer you a most original Floral Basket, a generous and gladsome breath of spring. The freshest and choicest flowers obtainable will be used. It costs just Five Dollars THE CEDAR STREET FLORIST CLEVELAND, OHIO Floral Ilasktt I'iuc. EVERY DAY IS SUNSHINE in Every Printing Office Equipped witfi ttie Century Bold Series AMERICAN LINE TYPE PLEASES THE PRINTER Wayside Omamtnt Book Repair How about your Books? Have you examined your beloved volumes to see if any are losing their covers or falling apart from the sheer misuse and neglect they often suffer? We know you must have many books you prize highly. These cherished inmates of your library should be preserved as carefully as any old heirlooms. Let us mend your books Maten Bindery Roxbury Hill The Ships That Pass in the Night Attract little attention. This cannot be said of the many stylish American Type Faces launched on the great sea of advertising. They at once become popular and indispensable 268 Century Bold and Century Expanded in Practical Display THE CAR THAT HAS MADE ITS NAME STRICTLY UPON ITS PROVEN MERITS Harim Car THERE IS BUT ONE DECISIVE TEST OF MOTOR CARS, THAT BEING THE RIGID TEST OF SERVICE The Finest Car for Service 'OU are hereby invited to view this year's models of the new Harim Car and the several desig-ns of coach, touring and roadster bodies now shown at our exhibition in the Arcade Garages, comer of Stevenson and Thielman streets. Those who are satisfied only with the highest type of automobile use the Harim exclusively. The newest model Harim Car is especially complete in its equipment and is as satisfactory a car as the market affords the automobile enthusiast. The body is made entirely of aluminum, thereby reducing its weight and making it lighter than all other cars of this size and horsepower. The great advantage of this feature in power, speed, hill-climbing and in economical handling is evident The car has been especially noted for its very smart appearance. It originally commended itself to a great number of our clients through this beauty of design and its refinement of detail. The equipment includes such appurtenances as silk curtains, electric dome lights, speaking tubes, cigar and ash tray, vanity case. The car for every occasion SHIPMENTS OF THIS CAR CAN BE MADE WITHIN ELEVEN DAYS niOM DATE OP RECEIPT OF ORDER AT OUR OFFICE RENDER CAR COMPANY Madinon Street, Drtroit 2« Century Bold Italic 72 Point 3 A $7 00 4a $4 15 $1115 ENTERING Royal Kings 3A $5 66 4a $3 65 $930 BURNISHING Neater Garden 48 Point 4 A $3 90 6a $3 75 $7 66 BRIGHT MINERS Handsome Scholar 4A $3 35 6a$305 $640 DESIGNS REFUSED Magnificent Numbers European Conception! 270 I 4 A n 4I> Ta $2 && K'A«1I0 17atl7S e2£ 10 Point 1TAS120 32a«130 $2 60 CHOICEST ROSEBUSH quaint foreign kingdoms it I !• f i-»f ynr f Meritorious Governments Honored Splendid Flower Gardens ^xated population Gesticulating Beautiful Ever Blooming Remarkable Measures Announced U IMnt 14 All 4 $2 75 HISTORIC MANSIONS DEMOLISHED Ancient Huilding Permanently Removed Influential Contractors Receiving Notice 271 9 Point 1»A{115 36a$1.S5 $2 50 GYMNASIUM AND FIELD SPORTS Physical Culture Exercise Demanded Extraordinary Muscular Development Acrobatic Feature Becoming Popular 8 Point 18 A $105 36a $120 $2 25 FINANCIAL RESOURCES PROCURED Brighter Induntrial Condition* Reported Ingenious Managers Collecting Securities Resourceful Diplomats Rewarding Agent • Patat 22 A $0 90 44a $110 $2 UO TV* CUrrONVILLS PLEASURE OROANIZA TION Mutual Admiration Smamema Proving Very Sucermmrul l*roftmmlonnl Ftallerwrm Smund at Trmmmndoum Cott yifOrlouB l>amm$l2345S7S90 and Btardlmt Youtht Century Bold Italic and Century Expanded in Display Fireproof Deposit Vaults Second National Hank Of North Brockton, Missouri FRANK JONES, President n b t 4 Some Interesting Hints for Those Who Are Desirous of Protecting Their Valuables Menu SOUPS Consomme Mock Turtle Tomato with Rice FISH Broiled Halibut Steak Sea Bass Blue Fish ROASTS Spring Duckling Spring Lamb Young Turkey SALADS Watercress Romaine Chicken Lobster VEGETABLES Mashed Potatoes Stuffed Onions Green Com Lettuce DESSERT Fancy Cakes Ice Cream Wine Jelly Eclairs Versatile Ornament Cast Squares VcTsatili- OmamtTits ? 'W'^'INDLY look over the enclosed account m>^ and if found to be correct oblige us with M~ Ml. a prompt remittance. We are closing our books for the year, and require money to meet our own bills, which are very large and pressing. This account may seem small to you, but we have several hundred of them out and the total is a large sum to us. Hoping that this communication will receive your immediate consideration, we beg to remain THE MODEL PRINTING COMPANY 272 ? Century Bold Italic in Practical Display m^m^fm^m^m^mmm^(^t^t^f^i^f^i^i^^^(^f^i^(^^^lM^^l^i^ m i Publicity We Can Assist You to Introduce Your Goods VERY year you send out a dark blue catalogue which reposes on the shelf or in the book-case of your prospec- tive customer along with four dark blue catalogues, six light brown ones, three bright red ones and many others of various hues. What chance has your catalogue to sell goods? And now and then you get out a piece of advertising matter with nothing particularly dis- tinctive or forcible about it. Advertising of that character is simply a waste of money. What you need is a series of bright, strong, snappy matter to go through the mails at regular intervals, thus keeping the merit of your goods up in front of the buyer's eye, and absolutely forcing him to order from your catalogue instead of the other one. We can do this in a manner that will produce results BRIGHT & DEMURE Publicity Makers camden,mo. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M^^^^^M^^^ Century Bold Condensed 72Point 3A$480 4a$34S 1826 BURMSHED IRON Surprised Animals 60 Point 3 A $3 80 5a $3 25 $7 05 MODERN DESIGNERS Entertained President 48 Point 5 A $3 30 8 a $3 20 $6 BO PERFORMERS RETURNING Modest Reporter Promoted 42 Point 5A$265 8aS260 $5 25 BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIRS GIVEN Curious Scenes Nicely Described Enthusiastic Pedestrian Chosen 274 SAtlSS 10it2S0 t4 2S Century Bold Condensed HISTORICAL LECTURES RENDERED Inspiring Orations Delight Thousands Magnificently Gowned Females Speak TAtlSO 14*t£20 t4 00 HUMOROUS COMEDIANS PLEASE CHILDREN European Acrobats Displaying Great Energy Unprejudiced Managers Securing Experience MNbi 9 A $160 18a $196 $3 66 ENTERPRISING ADVERTISEMENT WRITERS CONFER Numerous Schemes Outlined and Seriously Considered Discriminating Members Attending Elaborate Seances i- I*atnl 14 AH 41; 2S«»1 Wl f3 25 25 A SI 15 50a $135 $2 50 BL\LT1FUL ADVERTISING LETTER ™ startung disclosure expected p • • rv • ri 1 1 m 1 Swiftest Compositor Bought New Roller Skates lliXqUlSlte Designs r OrWarded Today Noticed Uberal Graduation of Sizes Contained TvnP krikU Prai«P thi« Ikpfill Fara Appreciative Craftsmen Purchased this Series IjyK rtl llbU> rrdlJjC IHlb LlheiUl rate Renowned Achievements Gained from Working 19A$1SS S9a$166 $S00 BUYS fENTOlY BOLD CONDENSED SERIES Presenting One Dozen Manelous Specimens Made by American Type Founders Company araiat I A nan 47«tie6 tzTs MIUJONAIRE INSURES HIS HNEST HOME HEAVILY Strong Display Always Obtained Without any Crudity This I^rge Company bads the World in Production Modem Seniceable $12;M567890 Figures Furnished 275 8 Point 31 A $1 00 fH a $1 25 $2 25 STRONG TYPOGRAPHICAL DESIGNS INTRODUCED HERE Reports Large Yield ofGnpe Fruit from North of Irrland German SinginK Societj' Entertains Larjie Audience Today Money Spent on Ctntury Bold Condensed Brought Returns Anerican Manufacturers Claiming Heavy Increases Lately 6Po(nt 30 A to 90 «) a $1 10 $2 00 DCTECnVES PROMPTtY RETIRNED DIAMOND WATCH CHARMS Aatricaa Iff Ini* tkt WorM ii tHstiaclhtann lod OriiinilitT Cariau Aadwaca FaiM ta Rtca(ai» Iht Faaioas Pi Smht Tm Disliact $1234S(7)m Finm ia Om \tn Skart Uia i I Century Bold Condensed in Practical Display FINAL WEEK OF THE MARCH Furniture Sales The reductions we have named for this series, which begins on Monday at ten o'clock and will be continued every other day during the week, are the greatest we have offered during these popular sales SOME HANDSOMELY UPHOLSTERED Parlor Chairs, $2 THESE FORMERLY SOLD AT $4.50 PARLOR SUITS. Five pieces; each suit consists of sofa, two large armchairs and two small armchairs; mahogany finished frames; tufted backs and plain seats, covered with green silk crushed plush; regular price $56; sale price. $45.50 A SPECIAL LINE OF HIGH-GRADE Carpets and Rugs AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION DAVENPORT SOFA BEDS. Frames made of solid, plain oak, golden color and gloss finish; splendidly upholstered and covered with a fine quality of green velour; regular price $25; sale price : $13.95 BRANK&HARLEN FURNITURE CO. TELEPHONE NUMBER 907 FURNTFURE 4 Rosen Street, CHICAGO Boston Breton Cast Squares Hello Cut ESTABLISHED 1892 PHONE 216 BELL 'N HARTMAN'S LIVERY STABLE Vehicles of all kinds here at your disposal. Open day and night. Telephone calls given immediate attention 29 East Market street OPPOSITE GRAND OPERA HOUSE Weight Fonts This striking series, like all other popular American faces, is sold in weight fonts at Body Type prices and regular discounts. As an advertising letter and for general display it will immediately commend itself to the particular trade 276 Cast Squares Twentieth Century Ornament Centun' Bold Condensed in Practical Display The Prize Model A NEW STILE AUTOMOBILE ESPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED FOR SPEED AND COMFORT OVER THREE HUNDRED CARS SOLD DURING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY PRICE COMPLETE $2400 EQUIPPED WITH OUR POPUUR PUNCTURE PROOF STEEL-RIBBED TIRES IN presenting the Prize Model machine for the approval of the public we feel confident that our efforts to produce a high-grade car at a small cost have been extremely successful, and to the man who is looking for something real classy in the automobile line we unhesitatingly recommend the Prize Model. This machine is equipped with all the latest and best improvements, and for real solid comfort cannot be excelled. That a machine of this character could be built and placed on the market at such a low price seemed very doubtful, but after experimenting for some time along new lines we finally succeeded in accomplishing our purpose. A visit to our showrooms is very earnestly solicited Mirst Automobile Company MAMTACn KOS OF STRICTLY HIGH-GRADE MOTOR CARS. AMERICAN AGEVT FOR THE BEAUMONT MACHINES Numbers 162-168 North Momingside Street KANSAS CFTY, MISSOURI Century Bold Extended ! 72 Point 3A$885 4a$590 J1475 REMARK Fine Light 60 Point 3 A $7 25 4 a $4 30 $1165 ENDURING Large Fields 48 Point 3A$4 70 4a $2 90 $760 BANDS UNITE Senators Gifted II 4A$3 75 5a $260 $685 HEROES FOUND Municipal Guards^ Ladies Prominent 278 4At2g5 6at2«) «52S Century Bold Extended MOTHER EXCUSED Restores Old Plunder I Stupid Teacher Fined MPMit 4AI210 8at21S $425 LUMBER KING ELOPES Printers Lecturing Tinker Daring Junipers Consoled ttPMsl 5 A $165 10b $185 $3 50 ENJOYED READING NOVELS Hotel Guests Scared Proprietor Beautiful Actress Bought Show !• Potnt <>AflW 14all6S J3 30 10 Point 14 A $115 29a $135 $2 50 FIND QUIET HOME ^^^^.J?^^^^ ^i?«^ ^~_ _, , ^ , Actor Folks Throng streets Obliging Clairvoyant Broadway Hotels Profiting T^l-ii^iic^cii-irf^cj T>rf^*rf-v*^*-»^«-ff Many Amusing Stories Told inOUSa.naS rvejOlCing Delights Theatre Managers >t ratal 11 A $145 21 a $166 $3 00 JUDGMENT RENDERED Confront Latest Problems Exonerated Shrewd Jailer 8 Point 17 A $1 06 34 a $1 20 $2 25 CONTAINING MODERN DESIGNS Handsome Specimens Reproduced Makes Original American Creation Desperate Buri;Iar Captured Today Series Suited Greatest Advertisers U Tuir.l 13 A $130 2Sa$l 45 $2 75 USEFUL EXTENDED DESIGN Handy Character Where Finest Grade of Printing is Demanded Inspects $1234567890 Closely 279 • Point 2nA$096 38a$106 $200 EXTRACTS FROM SHKRIXX:K HOLMKS Bold Gprman Soldlerit Trnckcd Pormplne S<»ci«*ty C'fiupIrM Kntortnln C'nnnlhfti Kinf{ Wonderful Kxhililtion of IjitoMt I'liintinKa MuHlrnt DupIh ItrhenmlnK I>nuKhnhlc Act Tetnperanci- Adv(»eHt«* WaroM YfvuntfMtcni Hero Welcomed SI2:M5e7H90 In Vermont Century Bold Extended in Display K /"^ 1^ ^ ^^^^^^ Tours TO EUROPE These tours have been planned with the idea of giving the summer tourist a chance to visit almost every city of note in Europe, while, in addition, the itinerary also comprises a cruise on the Mediterranean, stopping at such places as Gibraltar, Malta and many prominent watering resorts along the coast. The commodious liners of the Clark Steamship Company are equipped with all the latest requi- sites for safety and comfort known to modern marine enterprise. Nothing is left undone to make these tours both enjoyable and instructive. Unusually low rates are in effect for these tours during the Summer. Arrangements for passage should be made at once to insure the most desirable quarters FULX, INFORMATION REGARDING RATES, SCHEDULES AND MAPS, CAN BE HAD BY WRITING OR APPLYING TO H. L. SMITH, General Agent STEAMSHIP BUILDING, NEW YORK ^i ^M w 1^ Commerce Ornaments 280 Century Bold Extended in Display Clearface 72 Point 3 A $7 00 4 a $4 15 $11 16 NICE HERD Mocking Bird Royal Singers eOPoint 3A$545 5a$380 $9 25 MINERS RING Sublime Episode Chairs Damaged 48 Point 4 A $4 15 7a $3 55 $7 GRAND KNIGHTSj Enchanting Mansiom Literary Department i Clearface 0f^ SAtSflO 8alZ96 KSS BRIGHT REMINDER Enterprising Merchants Statesmen Contributing 6At2gS 8at240 t62S CHARMING DREAMERS Exquisite Souvenirs Bought Remarkable Ornamentation >jri«nt 6A$225 10a$206 1490 PRINTING CLEVER DESIGNS Have Interested Customer Remain Distinctive Arrangement Obtained Secures Numerous Useful Benefits 7 A II 86 12a $165 t>H> MERITORIOUS REPORT GRANTED Extraordinary Measures Receive Censure Delighted Senators Securing Recognition Harmonious Organizations Congratulated 283 Clearface 18 Point 10 A $160 20a $165 J3 25 BRIGHT TYPE DESIGNS FOR THE PRINTER PRODUCED ARTISTIC ADVERTISING PAGES American line type is noted for original and effective characteristics by the leading printers and advertisers of this country and abroad. Every printer who knows the value of artistic advertising typography will surely appreciate the splendid type faces recently brought out 14 Point 14 A $145 28a $155 $3 00 SOME PLEASING DESIGNS IN BORDERS AND ORNAMENTS In addition to the large and varied assortment of type designs made by this Company the printer can also be supplied with the most artistic line of modem decorative material SPoint 24A$110 47a$115 $225 VITALIZE YOUR BUSINESS BY KEEPING YOUR TYPE STYLES ALIVE AND ACTIVE New and original type faces stimulate orders for the printer. When the printer puts in a new face he knows he heis something good to offer his customers, and this thought puts snap and ginger into his own thoughts and actions. In short, he gets a hustle on him, and business comes easier and more profitable. Type is the life-blood of the printing office, and the wise printer of today does not allow his type styles 12 Point 17 A $135 35 a $140 $2 75 POPULAR AMERICAN LINE TYPES ARE PROFITABLE AND PLEASING The most important factor in building up a successful printing business is the type It is the lever which stimulates or retards the growth of an establishment. In many plants the types are put on the same par as the collective art knowledge, experience and brains of the $1234567890 organization 6 Point 25 A $0 95 50a $105 $2 00 STRIKING EFFECTS SECURED WITH MODERN TYPE DESIGNS AND DECORATIVE MATERIAL In most cases type should be purchased in famiUes, in complete series and in large fonts. A great variety of unrelated types in small fonts is expensive to buy and expensive to use. Printers will get better and quici^er results with large fonts of a few well-selected series of related styles than with a miscellaneous assortment of faces never intended to be used together, and with which good results are obtainable only by exercising a great amount of time-absorbing care. Simplify your type selection. Fewer faces and bigger fonts is the economic policy. Old material should be discarded without qualms whether it be cases, racks, type or what not, since it costs more to keep such material $1234567890 than to discard it 10 Point 19 A $1 20 38 a $1 30 $2 50 5 Point 24 A $0 95 48 a $1 05 $2 00 OBSERVING PRINTERS CONTINUE THE DEMAND FOR DISTINCTIVE FASHIONS The type founder who produces a distinct and pleasing type face not only stimulates the type business but vastly stimulates the demand for printing. Such an addition to a printing plant is equal, at least, to the accession to the staff of a successful designer, and each new type face gives impetus to the printing business just as each brainy addition to the printer's staff does 284 THE TYPES THAT MAKE PRINTING POPULAR. BEING A SIMPLE STATEMENT OF FACTS KNOWN TO PRINTERS The great type designs originated by this Company have captured the advertising genius of the country. The many new type faces recently brought out in related families have an immense potency in advertising. It has become worth while, necessary, in fact, for the advertisers to study type-design, and that study has cultivated a demand for printing millions of dollars' worth more than could have been the case if the American Type Founders Company had not reformed typographic design. Its influence has been apparent abroad as well as in our own country, and now America, through its greatest type foundry, is acknowledged leader of type -fashions. The typefounder who perfects a successful type-face not only aids his own business, but helps the business of printers who use that face. If we examine the pages of our great magazines or the fine catalogues of the present period, we will observe them all using the type families mentioned above. The printer who uses them is wise I Clearface in Practical Display The velocity of this machine surpasses that of all other cars THE SPEED CONTEST AT ROCHE HOW THE SWIFT EASILY WON TH THANK YOU We appreciate this order, which it Is lioped has been filled to your lilting and will lead to future business relationship l>etween us HIGH-GRADE ADVERTISING TYPOGRAPHY MINORT PRESS Caxton Building, Boston l^iHE buying of appropriate I w ornaments is another great 9H factor in the best printing offices. To have an assortment constantly on hand and plenty for every emergency is really an economic proposition. It goes without saying that a graceful and properly selected ornament applied to a job of printing will HART SHINE IS THE BEST SILVER CLEANER Royal Silver of ^'^^'^ Louis XIV SE JAMES B. HART COMPANY SILVERSMITHS |rT| Louis Fourteenth surrounded \]\ himself with masters of every •*' art and craft. He stimulated them to do their best by very lavish payments of money. Under such a royal master these men made his reign famous for its splendor. It was an age of magnificence. Today we show that seventeenth century magnificence interpreted in sterling silverware in the style of Louis XIV. The effect is exceedingly impressive with a massiveness and grandeur seldom seen. In an examination of our silverware there will be found designs adapted to different periods IVpwtmrnt Storr IniUa] V«nuitll« Omain«nl Csat Squart^ GLEN OUTING CLUB The original conception of the Glen OutlntI Club was nature's own. Its organization was itue to its happy combination of natural ad* vantages grouped about this rctfion, where mountainous heights and pleasant valleys, rocky craos and ripplintf water-courses, and the peace and ozone Invite lovers of nature COLONEL MARTIN LAMBERQUINS, KEEPER 286 Clearface in Practical Display INTERESTING HINTS IN REGARD TO THE ROLL-FRONT Case Rack MANY printers have often desired to abandon the regular case racks and substitute a cabinet, thus increasing the life of the type by having it free from dust The Roll-Front Case Racks are fitted with steel runs and are thoroughly manufactured in every way. Have a fine brass desk lock in center and a single key secures the entire tier of cases. For further information write to nearest House of The new Roll- Front Case Racks solve the 1 I i.'L further information write to nearest House of PrODlGm 3.S tnC V 2,rG the American Type Founders Co., Selling Agent equal to cabinets in every way. They are made of ash, finished in bright antique oak Century Border Strathmore Ornament Time wasted in hunting sorts constitutes one of the greatest losses encountered in a compos- ing room. The way to obviate such a condition is to buy Job Type In Weight Fonts at Body Type prices and fair discounts. American Type Founders Co. Clearface A new and very beautiful book and job letter with distinctive characteristics, making it very desirable where a stylish and easily read type is required. Unsurpassed for all-round work. FOURTEEN EVENLY GRADUATED SIZES, RANGING FROM FIVE POINT TO SEVENTY-TWO POINT, FORMING A USEFUL SERIES s Versatile Ornament Cast Squares 286 Clearface in Practical Display THE COLONIZING OF PLYMOUTH ROCK ^OST noteworthy of all was the colony planted at Plymouth, Massachusetts, on December 20. This was established by Englishmen belonging to the Congregational Church. They had been persecuted in England because of their dissent from the established church, and first sought a place of refuge in Holland. Shortly after they came to America to organize a colony where they might have freedom to worship God according to the dictates of their own consciences. They sailed from Plymouth, in England, on September 16, 1620, in the ship Mayflower, and reached the American coast on December 20; for several months they had great hardships to endure, and many of them died. The survivors persevered and made a permanent settlement which finally became the most important of all the English colonies in America. At first they got along in friendly fashion with the Indians, especially with the great Samoset and Massasoit. But the son of the latter. King Philip, was their deadly foe. A bitter war was waged with him which ended with his death and the dispersion of his tribe. Colonies were planted by the Swedes in Delaware, but these, together with the Dutch colonies, presently went into the hands of the English as spoils of war, and all the North Atlantic Coast as far south as Floridai, which Spain held, became English territory. As already stated, Virginia was settled at Jamestown in 1607, and it may be added that negro slavery was introduced into the North American colonies there in 1620. New York was settled by the Dutch at New York— then called New Amsterdam— and Albany, in 1614. It was taken by the English who changed its name to the present form in 1664. Massachusetts was settled at Plymouth in 1620 by English Puritans. New Hampshire was settled by the English in 1628. New Jersey was settled by the ■ MimiilhrtU^i 287 Clearface Italic " 72 Point 3 A $6 60 4 a ^ 25 $10 85 TRENCHES Clearest Italic 60 Point 3A$590 4a$375 $965 FINE DRINKS Requires Printer 48 Point 4A$3 9U 7a$365 JTK SENDING MINER Drawing Handsome 4 A $3 15 7a $3 10 $6 MODEST NUMBERS^ Copied Novel Designer Note Renowned Series i 288 ftA $2m 8a$2 40 (5 20 Clearface Italic KINGS HUNTED BIRDS Introduce Graceful Dancing « A f2 IS lna«2 10 $4 26 HINDER ARTISTIC PRINTER Ignorance of Newest Type Design r A $1 75 12 a $1 75 $.1 50 EXPRESS DELIGHTFUL THOUGHT Thinking Printers Everywhere Interested 10 A $1 60 19 a $1 65 $.1 25 STRANGEST EVENTS PROMISED TONIGHT Secure Reliable Type Faces and Observe the Result Beautiful Clearface Italic for the Modern Print Shop uratot ISAtl 45 28atl55 tSOO USED PROFITABLE SCIENCE Publish Interesting Stories Today Artistic Specimens Repay Printers 8 Point 22 A $110 48a flU 12 2E USING STYLISH PRINTING MATERIAL Best Specimens Produced with Utmost Care Printers Conditions Improved Beyond Doubt Founded Upto-Pale Printing Establishments Our Instinct Points Toward Clearface Italic 17 A tl » 34 a tl 40 tZ 75 6 Point SHOWING COMPLETED RETURNS Many Studious Printers Qualify Rapidly Clearface Italic Will Satisfy the Customer Produce Brilliant $1234567890 Feature lopant 19 A t125 36a $126 $2 60 EARTHQUAKE SHAKES LIGHTHOUSE Note Remarkable Escape in Daily Newspaper Ambulances Dashing Around Comer Rapidly Thousands Scared When Aeroplane Dropped Wonderful Demand for American Ornaments 289 24A$09« 48a $106 $200 WONDERFUL DEMONSTRATIONS EFFECTED America's Great Manufacturers Adtfertise Heavy Gain Largest Com Crr}p Ever Prtnluced in Western Kansas German Singing Societies Delighted lAirge Audiences Money Used Purchasing Clearface Italic is Weii Spent A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss. Do You Want Any Best Results In $1234567890 Printing Business Madt 5 Point 22A$100 44«$I00 $200 CflSSIDERS CAREFUL TYPE SBLISCTION BENEflCJAL Enormomt Chanoe Obmrvad Thmughout Entin CIviltMd World Italian Scmtplor Ccrvtd Bmomtiful Granll* Statttmt In C€rmani/ HarHoo4td Bof Tmdfd Alone u-llh Lone l-t^lne Polt Todat Sunbmmod CamtpotUorM Ketnttd to Indulge In Baaabmll CammM Ejrarclm of Stnntiotu Naturt PurlaJnn In by Hardened VhHor WoHrt\tkm Vint Clbmbtd Ootr Canton Wall Dartng Sammtr t.od, Pttrchm—d Handtomt ParmMoU Who* Staylna In Haritm Clearface and Clearface Italic in Display CORNER HENDERSON AND NINTH STREETS MADISONIAN Bander Print Shop Designing :: Etching :: Embossing :: Printing iilllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIMMIIirilllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIU Hern & Rand GREATEST FICTION DEALERS IN THE SOUTHERN STATES The Heritage of the Wilderness By William Taylor Biy "An appealing love story,chaste as Author of Mountaineer the far Water brooks," says a critic of this new novel, "in which the curtain is raised on a scene hitherto unexplored by American writers." The Tribune adds this comment: " It is a strong story, rich with life and mixed with color. You will like it much" T^rt/nvl ^y ""^ Renowned JretLTL Hattie Courtwright A love story of real life, true and sympathetic as MissCourtwright's early stories of New England life always were. A picture of every day human nature without gleam of pretense, varied by the complex incidents and suspended interest of diversified romance, and full of humor. It is the kind of story to bring laughter and tears aplenty IK/Tz-ttrl/' By Heusinger Doer lyiCirn A Popular Author The hero is also the villain in this wonderful romance. The startling novelty of the plot and the charm of the love story have called forth a chorus of praise, swelling across the country and echoing beyond the ocean into the English press. Quite without exception they say this story Is better than ' 'Amber Grove," and still more interesting The Court of His Royal Majesty By Nathan Bauman This brilliant historical novel, woven The Great Historian about the infamous yet interesting Borge family, which completes Mr. Bauman's Italian trilogy, in which "Casdel de Nuvio" and "The Rascal of Rome" have already been published, is unequalled by modern writers of fiction. Illustrations by Norman HENDER AND KEMINTON STREETS, MOBILE nilllllllllllMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIi; 290 Clearface and Clearface Italic in Display WINTER NEWSPAPER SYNDICA TE Remarks made By a General Advertising Solicitor This Syndicate Bought The Ottumwa Review Buys Another Sewspaper to Keep things Humming HY it happened I cannot explain, but wherever I found a daily newspaper published by the well-known Winter Syndicate there was something that made me recognize it as being a news- paper of higher grade than any other that was published in the same town. This was an off-hand remark made by an experienced advertising man who had been making a visit to the cities in Iowa, and it suggested the popular interest which might be felt in this story of the Winter Syndicate and the quality which entitles it to claim " If it is a Winter Syndicate paper it is the best paper." The beginning of this powerful Winter Syndicate took place some time ago when Mr. W. Winter purchased The Review at Ottumwa, Iowa. The Review at that time was a daily and had a circulation of five hundred copies. By strenuous work and in the face of capable and active competition, Mr. Winter brought it up to a bona fide circulation of twelve thousand daily and weekly. Mr. A. Winter then went to Lafayette, Iowa, and purchased '/Tie Sun, of that town, and The Observer, of Mineola, Iowa, a few years later, a newspaper owned and edited by his brother-in-law, and on which Mr. A. Winter received his training. Early in the present year two other properties were added to 281 Clearface Bold 72 Point 3 A $6 80 4 a $4 45 $11 2S FRIGHTENS Staunch Limb Display Finest 60 Point 3 A $5 25 5a $4 05 $9 30 KIND BROKER Returned Names Distrusts Burdar 48 Point 4 A $3 85 7 a $:3 70 $7 55 NOBLE DESIGNER Marvelous Historians Romans Entertainin 292 Clearface Bold 6AI345 8a$310 I85S BEING DETERMINED Remarkable Elimination Hebrew National Society 6At2 70 8a 12 35 (6 06 INTERESTING PRINTERS Handsome Mansions Rebuilt Construct Greatest Buildings MPohit 6ASZ20 10at206 S42S SECURED HONEST MEMBERS Unprecedented Multitudes Remain Metropolitan Avenues Being Clean Government Employing Detectives 7AtiaO 12* $170 «3tO EXERTS THEIR OBSCURED MUSCLE Gymnastic Event Unexpectedly Continued Secure Inspired Exhilarating Performance Big Contractor Erected Beautiful Libraries 293 Clearface Bold lOA $160 20a$165 $3 26 CLEARFACE BOLD BECOMES MORE POPULAR EACH DAY TO USERS OF DISTINCT PRINTING This beautiful type design commands the attention of the reader's eye wherever displayed. As is signified by the name it possesses the exquisite feature of clearness together with the desirable character of boldness. The combination makes it a series which advertisers desire 14 Point 14 A $140 29a $160 $3 00 HANDSOME AMERICAN FACES PURCHASED BY BEST PLANT Harmony and symmetry are the two principles that govern a standard of typography. The blending of types, borders and ornaments in one group always produces an agreeable effect 8 Point 22 A $105 46a $120 $2 25 PRACTICAL SELECTIONS BECOME EASY BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS CAREFULLY MADE Clearface Bold has been in conspicuous service in nearly every modern printing office; today it is one of the most popular faces on the market. Its great legibility together with its refined and graceful shape makes it preferable to faces less easily read. Clearface Bold is a standard for a fashion in type, and all printers who use it will unhesitatingly testify to its serviceableness as a display letter for any general printing purpose 12 Point 16 A $1 30 35 a $1 45 $2 76 6 Point 25 A $0 95 50a $105 $2 00 MODERN SPECIMENS PLEASE MANY OLDER TYPOGRAPHICAL STUDENTS Strange to say there are no rules by which good taste in typography may be governed even today. Every printer has his own style and exercises his own sweet will. Often he adopts the suggestion of a customer which may be entirely out of harmony. A printer should study $1234567890 the specimens PRINTING MATERIAL PROCURED FOR WORKERS IN LARGEST FONTS AT OUR BODY TYPE PRICES During the past year many changes have been observed in the advertising field. There is a tendency toward more conservative tones in the advertising literature of largest commercial institutions. The changes have been brought around largely by a fuller appreciation of the importance of the advertising department. Managers of great houses where business on a large scale is conducted are realizing that the printed column, or page, or booklet has a large influence in determining the future of the establishment using it. And as a natural outgrowth, greatest care must be taken in the selection of men entrusted with preparing the literature intended to bring to the house it represents not only profit, but a $1234567890 good name that will 10 Point 19 A $1 20 38 a $1 30 $2 50 ATTRACTIVE STYLE DELIGHTED EVERY PURCHASER DESIRING THE BEST WORK Look over your stock of type, and whenever you find any with the undisturbed dust of weeks on it you may as well throw it out since it does not pay dividends. Attractive type styles that please your patrons and increase your trade are goods that pay the dividend on the investment. When in the market for material remember American Type Founders Company quality is the very best 294 5 Point 23 A $0 95 47a SI 05 $2 00 FREQUENT CHANGES NOTED IN ADVERTISING METHODS WHICH BENEFITED BOTH ADVERTISER AND PUBLISHER The success or failure of printing is steadily becoming more and more dependent upon the design as used In a broad sense. Design includes the primary outline or main purpose and all elements by which printing is made efficient. It therefore contains the insight into general business conditions and specifically into the business which is to be directly served. Design is the arrangement. It is the reasonable and practical adjustment of all the mechanical and the esthetic qualities that produce the greatest results in competition with all of the rest of the world's products. It is one man or one establishment against all the rest. Design in printing is the element which combines imagination, taste and skill to produce a desired as well as definite result. The printing industry may be termed the barometer of most commercial prosperity. It differs from all other industries in that it deals in every calling and is closely identified with the prosperity of each. One must advertise to become known Clearface Bold in Practical Display Meint & Son SIXTH AVENUE AND EIGHTH STREET ENTERING upon our thirty-sixth year of continuous business in the Carriage and Harness trade, we seize this opportunity to thank our great army of customers for their patronage in the past and hope for a continuance of it in the future. As we took back through the vista of former years and note the many obstacles which have been so successfully encountered, it is with a feeling of supreme contentment that we look forward to the shadowy future waiting to grasp the triumphs which are yet to come. Realizing that Character, combined with Honesty, is the only foundation on which to build a business edifice, we have always in the past, and will in the future, endeavor to keep that ideal ever in view. Having been continually surrounded by the most original designers and also the most skillful workmen that this country could produce, our efforts to meet the ever changing demand for vehicles of every description have invariably been successful. Our facilities for handling work of this nature are second to none, and it is with a feeling of pride that we invite our patrons and the general public to pay us a visit and satisfy themselves that our assertions are well founded. When we saw it was impossible to turn out work quickly enough in our old quarters we immediately located in the modem and up-to-date new building at the above address. Occupying fully four blocks of floor space we are now in a position to cater to the demands of the public in a business-like manner. For the benefit of our numerous customers who reside out of town and find it ON Tl'h:SDAY. NOVEMBER SEVEN. WE INTEND TO I'lJKCE ON EXHIBITION A COMPLETE LINE OK NEWLY MODELED CARIUACES. BAROUCHES. PHAETONS AND OTHER VEHICLES WHICH HAVE BEEN ACKNOWLEDGED BY EXPERTS AS THE BEST OF THEIR KIND EVER OFFERED TO THE, BUYING PUBUC H ENRY MERIDETH MANUFACTURING C9 SHOES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FOR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN 728 MONTROSE STREET, ARLINGTON S96 Clearface Bold in Practical Display SOME GOOD HINTS ABOUT Glendalen On-the-Chesterville THE HEALTH RESORT Some people have ofttimes wondered at the custom of their friends in going, year after year, to the same old resort. But where this fine resort happens to be in the highlands of Glendalen, the wonder promptly begins to cease, and these very same people, after they have had a trial trip, become just as devoted to the charm of the region. Glendalen is by far the most popular resort in this section of the country because of its high altitude and its surrounding groves of pine trees and the great ocean bordering directly on the south. Health and rest are positively assured here For all special information apply to BIRTH & HOLMES Managing Agents for Glendalen AT THE GLENDALEN RAILROAD Holiday Di-eoratoi M-.'t;il Ornament Printing Craft Monthly $3.00 Per Year The magazine bearing the above title has a common appeal of interest to printers and engravers as well as to publishers or booklovers, indeed all those concerned in the allied arts, and a majority of the public $1.50 Six Months THE HARINGTON PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY :: WILMINGTON i^ Mission Toy 296 Clearface, Clearface Italic and Clearface Bold in Display BY SIDNEY FRANKALL Typographical Designing By HENRY WARD BRIGHTON HOW many printers have been ruined by haphazard and loose business methods. Lack of proper methods in the composing room are likely to lead to serious losses. All )obs gi\-en to a compositor without definite instructions as to style, opens up an element of doubt as to the result. This uncertainty continues until the proof is taken, and if this happens to be unsatisfactory therf and the employer loses j Ten years ago when the a pioneer in the field of nfgettcd to several com liw idea was ridiculed, d nprewnted had more th depended on to consiste Today few plants of any leave any designing to t bfmi>«^ the compositors mechanical possibilities i these ideas are to t>e car This specialist sketches a a layout sheet cut to the specifies the size and sty oiif type and rules, and le Jnst how the finished job or less detail and letteri Inic or crayon may be us according to impressions Is highly pleasing to the that it was produced in t the department in many work of the best class. It but on pro\'ed results of has been demonstrated i better results, both as to style and time than othe lew printers with moder ooosider seriously the gi OMthod being new in all brings about the change little advice to many liet ADVERTISERS PRESS PHILADELPHIA. PA. The CLEARFACE FAMILY Pre-eminently adapted for all classes of high-grade Job work THE ROAD TO WEALTH Story of an Advertising Campaign L DESIGNING planned and executed by one (1 great economy theretiy was e increased efficiency In every ng many dollars saved to the i artistic and dignified design the proper margins also gave led. The layout Is the logical i especially in the composing applied to printing. This is a peculiar business. The same every detail entering its con- ddilion to this fact, very close Ing as a finished product will i to anyone but the customer be unsatisfactory, then every designer is more or less of an r as to just what features are s this way greatly adds to the dI the printing produced. To eldom find their way Into the t class typographical designer with wcikness o( such heads, advised by the layout man on Ihus place the finished adver- is highly satisfactory to every create prospects for new bus|. t by a man capable of making results and pleased patrons il Have you recognized the one artistic typography full of the rules and ornaments, is over- room for more artistic pages, ^ou as something worth some One that generally cost* (our several modem Ideas instead. ncncrally sufficient for design rnlern style and also a distinct ilemand (or more real and in. Intricate design, taking hours AMERICAN LINE TYPE FACES Me world for excellence In and wearing qualities to compose, additional h»»ur» to justify t2 40 (616 CONTINUED READINGS Superb Clearface Bold Italic • Point 6A«230 10*1206 MW DEFEND FRENCH EMPEROR Best Compositors Admire Printing «4 Point 7 A $1 75 13 a (1 80 |8 S6 SILENT HONEST MINERS RETURN Unearthed Important Document Recently Beholds Marvelous Changes Everywhere U Point loAsieo 20m SI 70 tsao DESTROY FINEST SHIP Handsome Chrysanthemum Oregon Roses Delight Hosts lll'<"nt l4Atl40 29atl60 S30D LISTING BROKER GENEROUS Magnificent Buildings Demolished Improved Contracts Reward Buyer Demonstration Silently Performed >' •'■""I 16Atl30 36atl46 $2 75 SOUTHERN GIRLS COMING NORTH Honorable Gentleman Worked Every Day Handsomer Designs Wrought Exclusively Since Clearface $1234567890 Bold Italic 289 10 Point ISAtlZO 38atl30 $2 60 STRENUOUS EXERTION TIRES Introducing Muscular Development Splendid Gymnastic Entertainment Graceful Acrobat Nonsense Pursued 8 Point 21 A $1 05 44 a $1 20 t2 26 DISTINGUISHED FOREIGNER RETURNS Greatest Financial Achievements Enumerated Investigated Gigantic Mining Swindle Quietly Largest Enthusiastic Stockholders Bewildered Reprinted Handsomest Specimens Wednesday 6 Point 24 A 10 90 60a $1 10 22 00 PRODUCE MAGNIFICENT BURLESQUE SHOWS Stunning Damsels Delight Unsophisticated Audiences Cnntlnuous Performance Every Monday and Saturday Abbreviated Costumes Caus<' Great Excitement Among Exclusive Society Circles, Introducing Weird fkincers Which Brings SI 234S67S90 Manager Sumdent Credit 5 Point 21A«096 46atl06 2200 MftffSTtM WARSHIIV BSTBiaSC SBW YOKK HAKHOK Ciamt ttlJtn lUlthimg NotSf/ SmImtM to Amertcmm Commanders BltMttdkMt KectiBftl Pat *»d CianlW 5*an IMtrtf TW»<«» Mmt Curlmit VMtan OMw KmHiflntd H Adrntralmnd On« a«ni»/ OWHuM Sallon WemI to CUmtw llUntd amd itartoiMy Clearface Bold Italic in Practical Display Diamonds BRILLIANT STONES DIRECT FROM THE FAMOUS SOUTH AFRICAN MINING DISTRICT H ± ±ot Meirsont Company RICHMOND, MAINE 'A VING lately secured a third interest in one of the most productive diamond mines in the South African district we are now prepared to furnish our cus- tomers and their friends with the most magnificent stones on the market. Employing none but the most expert in the art of diamond cutting and being in the position to cater direct to the public, we have built up a reputation for reliability and quality that is second to none in the world An enlarged show room will be opened early next month Trade Cut Panel Bonier Fashionable Clothing Delightful Winter creations from London and Paris. Tailor-made garments in all the latest styles at moderate prices. Our new designs in Spring cloaks and skirts will please the most fastidious customers Markson & Braindom SECOND AND MARKET STREETS. PHILADELPHIA TELEPHONE 2846 NUMERAL STYLISH MODES FOR THE WOMEN WHO DRESS SMARTLY Versatile Ornament 300 Clearface Bold and Clearface Bold Italic in Display CRUISES THROUGH THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA ^ No other tour could be planned at the same expense of time and money which will give you as much enjoyment as a visit to the romantic resorts situated along the coast of the beautiful Medi- terranean. A number of stops will be made dur- ing the trip to give the passengers a chance to view the strange scenes and quaint customs of the natives. No expense has been spared by the Metropolitan Steamship Company to make these tours the best that have been offered at such a low rate. The boats are equipped with all mod- ern appliances both for comfort and safety. To in.sure getting a good berth your order for tick- ets should be sent in at once as the company anticipates a large demand for accommodations on these tours. No better way to spend your vacation could be devised than one of these trips HERBERT R. MEIRDON Passenger Agent I L'SH. 1 2!»() North BainbridKe Street I . i.,.i...n. I HivBcll NEW YORK CITY IS ;s \i ;s \i \i ;s ;s TWi. UiM.1 tt.«4M N.. I 301 Clearface Heavy 72 Point 3 A $7 75 4 a $5 35 $13 10 PMNTERS Fine Design 60 Point 3 A $6 35 4 a $4 60 $10 86 MENTIONED Bought Sticks 3 A $4 15 5 a $3 36 $7 60 RICHEST MISER Pleasant Morning 3A$3 25 6a$320 (6 I MODERN STORIES Use Clearface Heavy Receives Instruction 302 4At2» Tan« l>» Clear! ace Heavy PREMIUM RETURNED Strong Athletes Coming Copy Original Specimen 5 A K 20 s a r.' ()5 t* ZS COMPOSITORS REJOICING Shows Bolder Advertisement Exposing Honorable Methods a Ail 711 11 a$l Ml «<.■» SEVENTH DESTRUCTIVE FROST Healthy Soldiers Marched Saturday Young Ladies Entertain Gentlemen " A «1 W lHaJl 75 W2R 10 Point 16 A II IS :s B $1 SS K SO BRINGS DOCUMENTS Great Earthquake Here Excursionists Delighted 12 A II M 14 a f I a ri no PROSPEROUS GOLDSMITH Mailing Descriptive Pamphlet Convention Reports Progress Foreign Delegations Entering '*'**■« l«AtlX6 Sail 40 e7R HANDSOME WOMEN OBSERVED Larjje Theatre Completely Wrecked Distinguished Government Officers New Figures $1234567890 Shown 303 SECURED MONSTER ORDER Eminent Orators Disappearing Educated Monkey Died Friday Beautiful November Afternoon Detectives Surprised Old Chief X Point ISIAtlOft Man 10 tl» EXPERT HUNTER BECOMING BLIND Lonesome Spinster Helps Poor Student Largest Fleet Left North River on Time Much Powder Used in Saluting Officials President Visited Large Ship Thursday Buy Boston Wire Stitchers Every Time SPoint I4AI0«6 47ati06 t200 HANDSOME BLONDE RETURNED Tl/ESDAY WvaHlqr Compositor* Spumed by Fair Maiden Expert Border nesltfner Recomintf Meinnclioly Important Evidence Received from Ice Oealem American Typm Vouodmrm Company Oritfinator Several Printers •12S45«789<> Savinn Money Clearf ace Heavy in Display =r=^ Braddock Park Opening [ATIONAL pride and American patriotism prompted the Harn Railway Company to lay out a beautiful park near the place where General Braddock was overcome and defeated by the Indians. All places of any historical interest should be properly marked and the large monument previously erected will have an appropriate and beautiful setting. See daily papers for programme and special rates to Braddock Park on the great opening day, July 9. This being also the date of the place July 9, 1755. The K put on cars to accommod Celebration Border Veraatile Initial Tint. Inland Border No. 1241 1 THIS TICKET and twenty-five cents is full payment for twelve views LAMB POSTCARD CO. j A A A A MONEY IN OUR BANK Safe as modern locks can make it Oleans Trust Company 304 Inland Tree Ornaments Versatile Ornament t Clearface Heavy in Practical Display 1 Our Banner Days ac LAtlitfft* Coata in the latrftt modes will be found on the second floor. You will observe many other little barftains waiting for you here on thi: Banner Days of this ffreat sale ac 3n We are going to make Thursday, Friday and Saturday, January 6, 7 and 8, of the coming week three big Banner Days in our Annual White Goods Sale. Read the big page advertisements in the morning newspapers atiout this week end display of special values. Every article marked to one-third original price on Banner Days JD WELKENSON DRY GOODS COMPANY NO. 183 KENDALL AVENUE, TARPORT, PA. t r»trfa>(k Bonlri -& MODEL SUITS FOR SWELL DRESSERS Men's Clothes are so cleverly constructed nowadays and are offered so temptinjjly, that it is indeed quite difficult to determine one's choice. Don't waste your time in look- in({ around, just come in and buy one of our new Model Suits. Model spring suits and overcoats sell at $19.50 and upwards. Our written guarantee goes with every garment that leaves our store. We like lookers; come in any time THE MODEL CLOTHIERS SENECA, PENNSYLVANIA 305 Clearface Heavy Italic {Non-Kerning) 72 Point 3 A $8 10 4 a $5 35 $13 45 INFRINGE Hunt Kings 60 Point 3 A $6 70 4a$4 5C 11120 EXPENDING Knight Conies 48Point 3A$450 4a$300 »76e CURED PRINCE Mentions History MODERN HOUSES Describe Great Shop Protected Merchant, 306 jl ii 3A$330 6a$330 $660 4At275 CatttO tS» Clearface Heavy Italic (Non-Kerning) S6 l\.hit ** PRINTERS REMODEL Originated Fine Border Finish Elegant Machine > Point 5AS230 SaS205 $4 8S EXPORTING MACHINERY Delighted Children Returned Showing Handsomest Design 6Atl76 10>tI75 tSEO DETERMINED CONFECTIONER Threatening Rainstorms Vanishing Awaked Honest Pressman Monday IPstot 8 A tl 60 16 a tl TS $3 2S HUNTING DESERTER Pirate Steamer Returns Trusting Maiden Found MPotnt 11 A $1 40 22 a »1 fin »3(}0 HIRES HONEST PRINTERS Determined Baseball Umpire Handsome Burlesque Maiden ■ rMat l&AtlSO 28atl46 12 7S STRIKING DESIGNS PRODUCED Modern Creation Displayed Friday Remarkable Burlesque Performers Sailor Spent $1234567890 Money 307 10 Point 16 A $120 DlatlSO 12 EO CITIZEN REJECTED CLAIMS Intelligent Students Exercising Unfortunate Railroader Found Supreme Council Invites Belles Broadway Production Pleased Destructive Storm Announced 8 Point 19A tl 10 36 a $1 IS 12 S MAGNIFYING GLi4SSES DESCRIBED Great Historians Write Unusual Stories Sympathetic Crowd Donated Five Cents Pressman Thanked Curious Compositor Boarding House Keeper Demands Coin Handsome Children Entertaining Gue*t 6 Point 21AI0«6 40an06 «Z00 BXCTTBD BUTCHERS BOVGHT ORCHARDS MAnwfowa Pertormancft Rendered by Actress Cr«af Mechanical Hevicc Orlnhtatedby I'rlnter K*p9rienccd Stalctmcn f'fnrttu'd Sew Measure Tr*mendnuB Crowd n1 iivitutiful Wntnen Came American Type Founder* Company Creations Inttrucit Prosperout $ I2.'i45«7M(»0 Children Clearface Heavy Italic in Display /£. Easter Hats at Reglan^s QUALITY and style are the big features of Reglan's Sale of Men's Hats for the attire of swell dressers on next Easter day. We have them in the very latest styles and in some nobby shapes. Spring derbies in gray, black and brown. Soft hats of selected stock that certainly speak for themselves THE MANSEL HAT Designed especially for His Majesty after his own original ideas. Now King Mansel has the reputation of being the best dressed man in all Europe. The Mansel Hat is the rage now in all metropolitan centers This hat is the best really worth-while novel- ty in the hat line that we have seen for some time. All famous makes are represented here. The Wright, Acorn, Gold Crown, Willowton, Bosto & Gukor, The Lion and Big Prize hats Reglan^s Largest Hatters in Uniontown Easter Border Tint. Inland Boi-dt^r 308 a Clearface Heavy and Clearface Heavy Italic in Display At the Sign of the Lion You will find the best printing oflfice in the city of East Cormly, let us show you some of our work. When you want the best in quality and workmanship, see us Arnold's Print Shop SU-ftthmnr* Orruunvnt Real Advertising A Matter of Dollars Advertising is the royal highway to oppulence and wealth. It is the vital principle that makes for success in any business institution. Selling is a most important science and deserves every consideration by discerning business men. The Publicity Magazine is a mine of information to men who have to do with modern advertising For SoJ< by NetcMdtaten Evtrywhtr* PUBLICITY MAGAZINE A Monthly Periodical for Live Bu«ines* Men 309 Clearface Gothic ■^2 Point 3 A $6 30 4 a $4 05 $10 36 MINER HUNTS Distinct Gothic *« Point 4 A $5 40 6 a $4 7B $10 15 WITH PRECISION Careful Managing 5 A $3 95 8 a $3 70 $7 65 PRESIDENT RETIRED Newspaper Publishing l| 42 Point 5 A $3 15 9 a $3 25 $6 40 MAGAZINE INFLUENCES Understands Remarkably Clearface Gothics Shown 310 _J| m Clearface Gothic SA$24& lUaKMi (62& HIGHEST GRADE MECHANIC Somewhat Exceptional Artists • ratal 6At2 10 12at22S t436 DEVELOPS USEFUL INFORMATION Newsdealers Establish Departments SAtlTO 16>$I86 13 66 BEAUTIFUL PRINTING PLEASED FOREMEN Charming Manicure Received Many Visitors Exquisite Letter for Magazine or Newspaper 12A tl 55 22 a $176 $3 3() 1(1 Poinl 22 A tl 15 43 a $1 35 {2 60 BOUGHT USEFUL MATERIAL Lovely Spring Weather Today Helping Youthful Compositor Grand Opera Singers Pleased PROVIDING STRONGER CHARACTER Noble Features Embodied Throughout Shows Exquisite Modern Type Design Containing Beautiful Clearface Effect American Type Excels all Competitors Noticing the Very Striking Originality ISA »I SS S2a »1 «5 IS 00 PRINTER FOUND WHITE DIAMOND Compositors Improving Consistently Rockaway Beach Bathing Refreshing Bachelor Found Young Widow Crying « Point 26 A II 06 48 a $1 20 12 25 SYSTEMATIC GOVERNMENT SHOWS CHANCES Bluebirds Flying Northward Meet Cold Weather Disastrous Railroad Wreck Caused Much Delay Oldest Inhabitant Pursued by Boisterous Crowds Present Artistic Design of Original Copy to Judge Modern Printers Used Only Materials of Quality 19A tI3n 3Ta|]«S CTS HONORED GUESTS CAME FROM BOSTON Greatest Marathon Race Proved Interesting Promoter of Giant Wrestler Receives Medal Amateur Boxers Caused Much Amusement Useful and $1234567890 Distinct Figures 311 e Point HAt09fi S2atl06 tZOO REFINED GENTLEMAN RETURNS ARER CORONATION Stylish Women Went to the Aviation Field on Large Stage Cigantk Steamer Floated Malcstically on Atlantk Ocean Order Sorts Frequently and Save Time Used for Picking Nearly all Grades of Printing Improved with Our Borders Prominent Visitors Attend the Opening of Coney Island American Type Founders Company Produces Best Faces Much Money Expended S1234S67890 Seeking Pleasure Clearface Gothic in Practical Display ml Im c D ml Im hJ 1 1^^ "■ 1 1 ■■ ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ 1 1 ■ 1 1 1 1 1 ■ 1 1 1 J n^BH^^M 1, 1 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ■ ' Hotel Elizabeth BROADWAY AND HURON STREET CHICAGO This is the newest and one of the greatest hotels in America. Hotel Elizabeth is a two million dollar structure, at the apex of the busiest section of Broadway, embodying in every feature the important idea of doing everything perfectly. It is the only hotel in this great city that caters exclusively to the women folks, thus enabling them to secure accommodations which are pleasant and entirely free from the annoying and very objectionable scrutiny of a curious throng in the lobbies and corridors. There is the rare quality of perfect taste, as well as of richness, permeating the whole house. The restaurant is the finest in this city, or in all America. The dignified, quiet comfort, the restful repose, the tasteful furnishings of the sleeping rooms, the reception and the reading rooms are similarly characteristic ■ ■ EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PLAN Exclusive Hotel for Lady Patrons MISS MARION BUDDINGTON Manager ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 1 1 1 tl Caet Squares French Cast Squares Beardsley Ornament S12 Clearface Gothic in Practical Display ►. SOMETHING ABOUT HAMILTON Printing-office Furniture HAT we have done for others we can accomplish in any printing office where the furniture equipment has not been modernized. It is a fact that printers are most conservative in changing their equipment. At the present time there are hundreds of composing-rooms where, with a small investment in new furniture requiring less outlay than the purchase of a new cylinder press, a saving could be made amounting to from 10 to 20 per cent in labor, and from 20 to 30 per cent in floor space. AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY CONVENIENTLY LOCATED SELLING HOUSES All of the Hamilton Manufacturing Company products can t>e purchased at any of the American Type Founders Company Selling Houses at the lowest prices and best terms. Modernize your plant with Hamilton Materials 313 Lining Caslon No. 540 120 Point 3A$112B 4a$730 $18 55 HIS Kid 96 Point 3 A $8 70 4 a $6 70 $14 40 RETIRE Style Jobs 84Point 3A$755 4a$495 $12 50 EM PIRES Hunts Sign al Lining (^aslon No. 540 MENDERS Home Study • Mat 3A$606 4a$380 $9 8& REBINDING Splendid Prints 3At3g6 6at365 $7 SO FINE IMPRINT Guitars and Pianola •^*« 3A«S20 7«»a0 aw MINDS FIRMEST Send Federal Reports Practical Ends Noted 316 36 Point 3A$245 7a$2 5.'> $50 Lining Caslon No. 540 HANDSOME PRINCE Sought Historic Ground 30 Point 4 A $1 85 10 a $2 50 $4 3 PRINT FINE SPECIMENS Noted Geographers Advance 24 Point 5A$160 12a$200 $360 DETERMINED CITIZEN TOLD Remarkable Horticultural Exhibition 7 A $1 56 14 a $1 70 $3 26 11 Point 16 A $1 30 38 a $1 45 $2 75 DEFEND SOLDIER Government Recovered Seven Hundred Dollars 9 A $1 60 19 a $1 65 $3 25 5a$0 60 MODERN BUILDINGS Elegant Structure Complete Increased Store Department 14 Point 12 A $1 40 27 a $1 60 $3 00 9 A$0 50 CAPTURED BOLD BRIGAND Manipulate Unsuspecting Citizens Police Enthusiasm Disrupted Band 12 Point 13 A $1 25 32 a $1 50 $2 75 11 A $0 50 REMARKABLE SEA EXPEDITION Twelve American Yachtsmen Entertained Guests Recognized Exceptional Qualities Horticultural $1234567890 Growers Met 316 12 A $0 50 A HISTORY OF AD-WRITING Some twelve years ago an advertising writer advised his employers that, in public addresses, pictorial illustrating would be found important attractors 10 Point 16 A $110 44 a $140 $250 15 A $0 50 ADVERTISERS WANT RETURNS The mistake in selecting publications with the largest circulations, without regard to class, often results in great loss to the fir thus advertising, and also to the publishe II 8 Point 18 A $1 00 46 a $1 25 $2 17 A $0 50 THE DECORATION OF CATALOGUES Nearly everyone knows the real purpose of the catalogue; it surely is not sent out to exploit the personal work of the artist who designed it or the typographical mannerisms of the compositor 6 Point 22 A $0 80 63 a $1 20 $200 21 A $0 50 NUMEROUS OUTLINES OF HISTORY ILLUSTRATED BV PROMINENT PROFESSORS OF SEVERAL UMVERSrTIES Since all immemorial, historic places have had their round of silht seers from every nation, so Pottstown with all its points of interest excites the traveler lo press onward with tireless energy to reach the Boal of his ambition, that is. to see everything. In the spac< eastward of the celebrated Casino stands the Coliseum Theatre, which became the boast of Pottstown and the world. Jl 2!4S6789n Lining Caslon No. 540 in Display [^^•v- /-^^^ /-^^^ > ^ ^SRCl 'S- '^ > 7^ .^n . >»,' It Investments A GOOD INVESTMENT IS EQUIVALENT TO A WHOLE LIFE OF ARDUOUS LABOR |OU are the very man with whom we wish to talk ; you havesomething you wish to invest, you want to invest it where it will bring you the largest profits. You know, iiowcvcr, that $100 or even $500 is not sufficient capital to make you a fortune, if you depend on interest rates. People don't get wealth by hard work. Pinching and saving is not the profitable way. Yet if $100 or $1,000 is placed in the safest of all investments — Lewiston Park Real Rstate — where values have a habit of doubling over night, there is a positive assurance of its reaping for you an immense percent- age of profit in return. We have managed and placed small investments for a great number of men and women, having made from 100 to 1,000 per cent profit in the past three months, which has placed them upon a solid basis of practical affluence. To secure an interest in this quick money maker, verj' prompt action is necessary. Henry Madeson Company MANCHESTER AND BROADWAY, KANSAS CITY ifJ»J»»*Jffl^^^ - ♦J^x^xifL^yt^x^x^x^j^^ * 817 Lining Caslon No. 540 in Display THE SHERIN MANUAL OF PRINTING A TREATISE ON THE TECHNICAL POINTS IN THE PRINTING TRADE CONTAINING RULES FOR PUNCTUATION AND CAPITALIZATION • STYLE MARKING PROOF • MAKE UP OF BOOK SIZES OF BOOKS • DIAGRAMS OF IMPOSITION SIZES OF THE UNTRIMMED LEAF AND OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION PUBLISHED BY THE HERRINTON & DEANBURG CO. CHICAGO AND BOSTON linear Bordera No 2 Three Point Border Versatile Ornament 318 Lining Caslons and Cloister Black Tr-^i. + : i'fc-; ->: v-^ V ^^'9*sv -^^"i-v 'r^^^ • T//C First Ancient Patriotic <7//^ Folk SONGS 0/ (§reat Britain <7;;^3relanb as sung by Parbsf and jHinsitrcls; in ^axon, Gaelic and Cpmric tongues, now Translated Under the Patronage ' and Clerical Highnesses of these Realms, some Scholars of great wisdom relating to iMinsttrel Hore in this volume have revived for the use of all Right True and Loyal Subjects of our Sovereign Master many of the Sacerdotal, Chivalric and Mystic Songs and Poetical Recitals which in the olden times cheered and inspired alike the Warlike Camps and Peaceful Gatherings in Castle, Abbey, Palace and Manor Hall. These i{tin£(trel£(te£(. the I nspirations of our ancient National Prowess, are now printed for the first time and made available as household treasures in patriotic homes. SOLD ONLY TO SUBSCRIBERS IN ADVANCE Founded in the Year of Our Lord, MDCCLXVI Cfje ilncient patriotic Hiterature^ocictp charter Lane and Ludgate Hill, London, E. 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He uw at once what thit meant. With only a few hour*' preparation he set off on honeback, determined to tfi to Washington. He meant to tee Mr. Webber to tell him how possible it wat for the United State* to occupy Oregon, and to to prevent him from mak- ing a treaty which thould turrender that countr}-. With a companion and a guide he left the neighbor- hood of what it now Walla- Walla. It wat a terrible ride. Exactly three months afterwardt he wat at Santa Fe, having braved the ice ATRIP THROUGH THE WEST A NATURE STUDY WRITTEN BY FRANCIS W. HILLS BOSTON NEW YORK SMITH. WHITE 8 CO. 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From the standpoint of the reader^ the right use of that color is of primary importance. As it will probably command his attention, it is important that color should attract, not repel. Strong color used without discretion calls attention to itself not to the advertisement. Color that is carefully harmonized and used very discriminatingly with regard to the amount and its distribution will help to retain attention and concentrate it upon the important matter in the advertisement. One is an index finger pointing out and making clearer the way to the pith of the advertisement and the other an obstruction beyond which numerous readers never pass THE FISHING SONG Down in the wide, gray river The current is sweeping strong; Over (he wide, gray river Floats the fisherman 's song. The oar-stroke times the singtng. The song falls with the oar; A nd an echo in both is ringing, I thought to hear no more. Out of a deeper current The song brings back to me A cry from mortal silence Of mortal agony. Life that was spent and vanished, Love that had died of wrong. Hearts that are dead in living. Come hack in the fisherman 's song. With the rude strain swelling, sinking. In the cadence of days gone by. As the oar, from the water drinking, Rifiples the mirrored sky. Yet the soul hath life diviner; Its past returns no more. But in echoes, that answer the minor Of the boat-song, from the shore. A nd the ways of God are darkness; His Judgment waiteth long; He breaks the heart of a woman With a fisherman 's careless song. Empire Border Madison A venue and Bard Street ^ir 7'E wish to call your attention to the special m/m/ display which we are now making of new fall f f and winter fancy dress materials. This display comprises the choicest patterns of the leading European manufacturers and was personally selected by our own expert representative. An early inspection will assure you of the opportunities to be derived from this display Franklyn Edwardson & Company Panel Border 330 Reciit Caslon Italic and Recut Caslon in Practical Display Hwmty Maadeville, PrrnJrmt Andrew Kane, .Vrrr#/«ry Palridt Manon. Trgasmrtr Radmon Printing Company Fine Catalogue Builders De»igner« : Engravers : lllmtrator» : Electrolypere PUBLISHERS OF THE IDEAL MONTHLY JOURNAL MaJison an J Krtndine Strtet* Mrm i'lirt City Bairtonia Chemical Syndicate Drugs WHOLESALER OF THE HIGHEST STANDARD CHEMICALS GENERAL REQUISITES FOR HOSPITALS AND SURGEONS Maker of Balgro Hair Tonic Hawthorne Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Statement \ Metropolitan Studios Magazine and Newspaper Advertising Clinton Street, New York City Elchimg Dtparlmtnt GRAND ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN FOR THE BENEFIT OF MEMORIAL HOSPITALS Undtr A mtpict* r'TEDIMENS %J MUSICAL SOCIETY r< it htU in AC A DEM Y OF MUSIC MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER SIXTEENTH fXrttthmurw OmMDvnia 331 T New Gaslon ^Po'"' ■ 3 A $9 30 4 a $5 20 $14 8) BINDERS Stone Bank 3 A $7 50 4 a $4 26 $11 75 RINGMEN Broad Marks 60 Point 3 A $6 35 4 a $3 65 $10 00 MORPHEUS Quaint Animal Made Demand 332 I New Caslon ;i A 14 Ki « ■ S3 ») r; ai LIGHT MONTH Champion Student Records Explained aNhl 4 A S3 50 6aS2 75 S6 2.1 TENOR SINGERS Procure Caslon Type Right Ideas Sustained M Nut 4AS2 65 7aS235 tSflO HONESTY REMAINS Lumber Industry Thrifty Money Quietly Produced 5A tZZS 9at2(IO S4 2S TIRED PIGEONS TUMBLE Logical Players Served Knights Competent Scholars Advanced 333 New Gaslon 24 Point 5 A $1 65 12 a $1 85 $3 50 IMPROVED TYPES CONTINUE Typographical Novelty Everywhere New Caslon Series Extensively Used Unusual Results Obtained by Student 18 Point 8A $155 17a$170 $3 25 HONEST POLICEMAN FOUND MONEY Rich Gentleman Spurns Extraordinary Reward Captains Investigate Strange Automobile Flight Several Dignified Ladies Entertained Reporters Expensively Gowned Maiden Becomes Excited 12 A $1 45 24 a $1 56 $3 00 IMPROVED BEAUTIFUL SOUTHERN RESIDENCE Prominent Country Family Proposed Sensational Elopement Unsophisticated Couple Shadowed Through Northern States Detective Notified Headquarters After Several Days Elapsed Quiet Homes Greatly Agitated Over Recent Bold Procedure 12 Point 15 A $130 30a $146 $2 76 DESIRE WONDERFUL STORIES The Publisher Requires Modern Type Diogenes Looked For An Honest Man Simplicity Combined With Adaptability Claims Beautiful Specimens of Printing Always Entertain $1234567890 Notions 10 Point 17 A $1 25 34 a $1 25 $2 50 TRUE FRIENDSHIP NEVER BROKEN American Company Exports to Every Nation Material and Workmanship the Highest Grade Designing Attractive Typographical Novelties Business Drawing Requirement of Catalogues Benefit for Children's Summer Vacation Fund Heavy Rainstorm Delayed Baseball Opening Fractions and Auxiliaries arc made for New Caslon 8 Point 21 A $1 10 42 a $1 15 $2 25 MANY UNWISE EARLDOMS REMAIN Beautiful Reliable Printing Becomes National Successful Under Average Model Conditions Many Sections Where Ideal Service Abounds Caslon Series of Type are Always Serviceable 6 Point 23 A $0 95 47 a $1 06 $2 00 NEW CASLON MEANS REAL STANDARD TYPE Practical Knowledge of the Printing Art Comes Readily The Reliable Type Faces Are Produced by this Foundry Handsome Cover Pages Presented to Careful Solicitors Beautiful Natural Scenery $1234567890 Abounds in Italy 5 Point 21 A $0 95 42 a $105 $2 00 LOGICAL ADVICE TAKEN RIGHT AIDS WONDERFULLY The Government Inspectors Remaining Silent Prepare Sensations Treasury Departments Which Control Lar^e Amounts Introduced International Questions Require Powerful Thinkers Everf Time Disabled Passenger Train Whistled for Help near Franklin Station 334 New Gaslon in Practical Display ' MEN NOTABLE FOR ORATIONS F. DOUGLASS W MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION NEW JERSEY FREDFRIGK DOUGLASS AT Bl RFN DECORATION DAY F^ RIENDS and Fellow Citizens. Tarry here for a moment. My words shall be few and simple. The solemn rites ol this hour and place call for no lenjithened •pccch. There is, in the air of this resting- ((round of the unknown dead, a silent, subtle and all-pervadinit influence, more touching, impressive, and thrillin|( than living lips do ever utter. Into the measureless depths o( every loyal soul it is now whispering lessons o< all that is precious, priceless, holiest, and •otl enduring in human existence. Dark and sad would be the hour to this Mtioa when i( failed to pay grateful homage lo its greatest benefactors. The offering we bring today is due alike to the patriot soldier dead and their noble comrades who still live; for. whether living or dead, whether in time orelcmily, the loyal soldiers who imperiled •Hlor aoantry and freedom become one and ■■Wpanblc. Those unknown heroes whose LONG ISLAND RESORTS Where to «or Where ii the bcit place to |o thii «ani- mer? 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Any size and style of punch head made to order on short notice. When you purchase a "Portland** you make a larf^e savinf{ and continue to save every time you add a punch head. You could not purchase a better punch- in|( machine than the "Portland** if you paid twice as much for it. This is a generally recofinized fact AmericanType Founders Co. 34o Condensed Caslon in Practical Display FIFTIETH ANNUAL SALE OF ri "Bubrand" ^ J^caris CONSISTING OF MANY NEAT AND NOBBY DESIGNS FOR THE CRITICAL CUSTOMER Fifteen hundred fine scarfs, variety of which is great, embracing eight plain colors, an almost endless combination in stripe and neat effects on dark and medium grounds. This stock is made of best domestic and imported silks in reps, satins, amures and surahs. An ideal assortment affording a very wide range of selection. When you examine these scarfs, take particular notice that they have the wide, open ends. They are a manufacturer's stock, and made to sell at prices from 50 cents to $1.00 Economy in price has not been offset by economy in material. Tbese scarfs are in every respect all that we aver. They are the best value in this city today at 25. MONK & SIREN CORNER SEVENTEENTH AND HENRY STREETS Ned Hartmain Printery ENGRAVER PRINTER BINDER Telephone Number 124-M The few circulars sent forth from this modern printing office merely made known its aim and purpose. It was too early then to speak with authority of its accomplish- ments and cite reasons why you should grant it favor or patronage. The sturdy ideal for which it stands has met success from the very outset and we have had three years as one husy season. In this time we have executed our work in such a manner that we feel proud, andcontained in our books of samples are many interesting specimens of good printing. Theobject of this effort is to establish closer relationship with all our friends and patrons here TheModelShop LOCATED AT HELM STREET AND BELMONTER AVENUE Art Ornament 120001 rintini UNRIVALED FACILITIES ENABLE US TO GUARANTEE OUR QUALITY AND IT ACCOUNTS TO NO SMALL DEGREE FOR THIS REMARKABLE SUCCESS IN PLEASING EVERYONE MENHER PRINT SHOP The kind you ought to use and when you ought to have it, that is when you really need it. We have contracted the habit of satisfying all our customers. Our work as a business getter is of the highest quality HapRood Floret Cast Squares Linear Border No. 2 346 Condensed Caslon and New Caslon in Practical Display SPECIAL FE^ ARTICLES BY HENRY J. NORTH I — ——————— A ^HE publishers of ' Fi!cho desire to an 1^ to their readers t ' have secured the of Henry J. Nort one of most noted <'i i>ci.><.iii-u;i\ conditions in the i world. Mr. Northampton will ru of articles dealing with his own p experiences in some of the large and mills throughout the country gifted writer has a style that is i interesting, and holds the reader throughout. His wide-range of ex enables him to deal with this sut an intelligent and entertaining m and at the same time prove very i THE ECHO PUBLISF No. 279 Market Street. 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Strip check-rein and trappings off an ill-bred horse and straightway he droops into dispirited cobship. Put an ill-made suit on a live man and send it through a rainstorm, and it wilts into forlorn swathing. When a man makes a purchase of clothing he should be sure that the garments are backed by a real pedigree— blue-blooded clothes Versatile Ornament American Type Founders Company LEADER OF FASHIONABLE TYPE STYLES The type, borders, ornaments and other printing materials made by this Company excel in design, and their durability is assured by practical use of the best ingredients for their respective requirements. The printing office equipped with its productions is worth more for either use or sale than one made up from the materials of incomplete type foundries A Virile Story of Wild Life By H. B. GREN IN the Alaskan goldfields Greo has shared the wilderness life of hunters, ranchmen, hostile Indians and Mormons. His hero is saved from a lone death in the desert, rides, fights and loves with the people >vho have so gallantly taken him in. Their leader, the giant patriarch of the vast Purple Desert, is more typical of his time and place than any character in fiction. The earnest taming of the wild horse Silvermane, the quest for Mescal, the young girl of the sunset, through mirage and sand storm, are but trvo of the many thrilling events in its very finely written and illustrated chapter* I Copyrighted and Published solely brj MARSDEN PRINTING COMPANY Twentieth Century Ornament 352 Versatile Ornament Hcavv Caslon and New Caslon in Combination 01 [i 11 (1 ij 11 11 11 i] 11 11 [1 0 H H HH s s s s s l!) (!) l!) s s s El a ID (!) s s a a a a i 1 ID THE CORN NATIONAL |ABIT is the strongest link in the chain of life. To the twentieth century philosophers life is not so much a matter of destiny or environment as it is a matter of sequence. Man is a creature governed by habit. What you do to-day determines what you will be to-morrow. Form the Saving Habit now. The Corn National conducts a special department for the smaller depositor cent interest if th A savings accoun mean no more th guaranteed to giv home protections youth when your children are then in business or in banking in this w (>)rn National wi directors are will most extensive n saving habit then appropriate and t so you can plaini up to you to com small amounts to and beyond ques men of repute an (S) B B B Is) B 1=] B B B OUR SUMMER LIFE Our Bird Friends out in the Garden H coRr PAVS TWO PF.R CEN NORTHERN (H[H[B][H]fE 'OW we all love the first breath of sprin((. Then we are reminded of the many brijjht days that are cominii. When sprinfi has actually taken form and separated herself from the mists of meltinf( snow, brinfiinfi Pandora's own box of mysteries for lufSf(ajSe, even the fiarden owner who has ceased to expect the miraculous to happen suddenly becomes alert, and is continually in the altitude known as nose to the wind io the lore of the wild. Which of the earth tribe that live by root, bulb and seed has survived the lon){ winter? Who of the winfied company have safely passed the perils of flif(ht throufih storms and unfriendly lands? We walk alonfi the paths and into the (garden of our summer home and find answers on every side. Nestinft places there are ((alore in tree, bush, briar-patch, and well-contrived houses that are fjladly welcomed by our bird friends. Shed-beams are here for the Phoehes and snu|i)(eries for House Wrens, a heap of cedar brush in farm land if the Carolina Wren is home-huntin|(; the Robins will find many home sites among the trees and roof nooks. A fine ((roup of spruces on a knoll above the pool where in early spring the first peep of the Hyla is heard 868 VVrMUllr Initial lla««l«a»tM>« ihttanM-nl Litho Roman 72 Point 3 A $8 80 4 a $5 10 $13 9fi TINKERS Bonds Sold 60 Point 3 A $7 70 4 a $4 45 $1215 SOLDIERS Hand Caster 3 A $5 00 4 a $2 90 $7 « HOT SPRING Delights CroM^d 86 Point 3 A $2 65 6 a $2 35 »5 0 SOUGHT PRINTER Lithographic Printers Sleighs Mannfactureq 354 I Litho Roman 4AIS15 SatllO «4 ! NOTHING IS PERFECT The Famous Litho Family Most Useful for the Priuter MMu 5 A (186 9b $166 tS 60 DEMOTHUS IS DELIGHTED Annual Exhibition of Machinery Economic Convention Adjonrns Decorous Sobriety and Restraint 8A $1 7U 14 a tl 55 $3 26 DEM I' RE MAIDEN The Mischiev'ous Boy Grenadiers Advancing Five Ilnndred Dollars 10 Point 15 A $1 26 28a $1 25 $2 50 EXHIBITION OF FRUITS Choice Opporiiiiiity in Cities Many Iiitorf^stint^ Anecdotes l^nNopliiNtlcuted Campaiiiner Thrillinjl^ Adventures of Jack The Hero of the Sunken Ship llAtlSO Zlatl60 tSOO MOUNTAIN SCENKUIES Pluiiihrrs Invostinji^ Money Koooivod (loldoii Souvenir SubNcrihorN Want Premium 8 Point ISA $116 MatllO KU THAT LOWKR CASE FEATURE IN Litho Romnn Maken it Doubly l^aefal Often n Line and SomeliineH the Entire Job Can be Maiie More I'leaninit by the I'ae of I^iwer Cane, Tlien, Unt, lA>wer Cane and Capital Letters Tttijether are More Leiiible Than I'pper Cane Alone "'** 18Atl86 aSatlM t2 75 THE CRITK^AL STITDKNT OF letter DeNii^ii In AHHiirod Sincere Showinji in Ainerirnii Specimoiis Even Casual L.Her Spariiiii May Certifltd 812;M.-S(>78i)0 Shares 366 6 Point loAfioo ssatioo noo HAMKKH KHKC;TS M«tl>KHN itl'II.DINOS Pivaaini KlfM?la Ikvrlved from Amf^rtran Txpa Nval Work Aiwajra Aaaurvd With New Farra Manr Sludioua Mavhanira Kfraivf^d >fantioa Hpaaimana at Itaalrabla Standard l.ina Trpaa Oaod Haaulla Oblainad With l>ropar Matvrtal Oriltnai Fralnraa llithir Kndorard hr f'rillaa Otia llundrad PaHa^titfrra I.ftat in Shipwreck VUaraa Caal on 9 I 33 I.1H7NUO I-nilorai iludr Litho Roman in Practical Display p- ='^p5= k^ -4 m • H Q ;h 0 o o 0 ^1 Si «£ (V »= MS OS |§ •Of d d 0 • H 'rt • H ^ •H 3^ s 0) ft 0) el S _5 • 0^ C3 H Oi ^:.,^n',f-. Gn^ Bcnrder No. 2 356 Litlio Hoinaii and Title Li(h» Roman in Dlnplay II Special Slio^v^ Dxivs for Fall HAVING received lariie Hhipinenta of new lter aixth. aeventh and eiijlilli. aa formal Diaplay I>ayH in our Readyto-Wear l>p|iarlnirnt. On ihear three dnya it will he onr pleaaure to preaent for your conaideration the moat romprehenaive exhibit of thia aeaaon'a modea in Iteal For Lined Rmpire and Paddock CiMta. F'ur and Feather Neck I'iecea, Waah Silk anil Cotton Tailored and I.iniierie Waiata, Street and Dreaa Skirta. Fine Tailored Street SuitH, Neiiliiipe houae Garmenta. Miaaea* and ('hildren'a ('oata. The Kiatler Store haa lonit Iteen rrroiiniy.ed aa the faahion renter of South (Mean, and in thia apecial ahowing we are not ^init to diaplay anythinit hut the very latest in WK HR8PKCTFULLY KKurEST YUl' A>'D YI>fR FHIENI>N TO VINIT THIS STORK 0> DAYS DKVMTKU KNTIKKLY TU THIS SPECIAL SBOWINC LIGHT Ll'NCH WILL BB SRBVEO IN THE WAITING HOOM ON THE THIHO VLUOB «rf? ?V. hua retaininft all atylea ladiea will appreciate a ttention haa been liiven ivere it not { •) Ihr Club • r» MOW roaipUtf>d and oprii la all atrmhrra of thr Sprint Park < lubandlhrirlamilira ar IrUada. Kr,rr rllorl haa Waa pal lorlh In aaaurv Iha ••"•aa of Ihla aaw taalnra, aad ••arrtliiat haa baan ao »ro«idad Ibal Iha CInb will »'*"• ■ (raal allrarllon Ihia raailalaaaaon.Thialralnra. raaikinad with all iha hnuaa prloi. curd- ■ ALLT niiUI'MNT TCtl'M rMKKHlVCH ATA RiirMrTKtn T» urn hkld in tmb wbmt wiNw. fiiiMAT Arraanoon. FMnM ofir mTtL ruiiR o*ci.ocK. uraciAi. mvbic Hl»a BOBin WILLMINM 367 TITLE LITHO ROMAN 60 Point 3At8» PRINTED 54 Point 3 A r? 20 MENDERS 48 Point 3 A (6 50 PROMOTER RAMBLERS 42 Point 3 A $4 60 COMPOUNDS GRUMBLING 36 Point 4 A *8 7i RODS BROKEN SMOKE HOUSli 358 j TITLE LITHO ROMAN 6A 13 00 15H1GHT STUDENT EASTERN FRIEND M Nkit No. 2 6At2G0 INHERITED MANSION SOUND UNIVERSITIES MMuNo. I 7A$2SO MEGAPHONE CONDEMNED SHOWING NOBLE ROMANS t *• Pm>.» V/1 8A$2 00 DISREGARDING RACKS ROl GHT »rWatNa.l 10 A 12 00 NOTES EMPHASIS GOLDEN QUALITY 11 A tl 75 NATURAL HISTORY CIIIXK NUMBERED 8 Point No. 2 16 A $1 26 MANY BOYS LEAVE FARM DISTINCT LITIK) QUALITY ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE DETERMINED STATESMEN 8 Point No. 1 20A(12S RECORD RREAKINC. ATHLETES m^NTINCJ MONS IS I)ANI'S Dl^RINCi THE SEVENTH SEASON SATISFIED THE ART PRINTERS 6 Point No. 4 20 A tl 00 THE KFFECTIVR AND PKOCiHKS.SIVK MANY KNEKfiRTIC PHINTEKS WISELY EDrCATINf. THE PrBLIC TO A BETTER APPRECIATION OF Ql'ALITY IN FACES 12A tlSO 6 Point No. 3 23 All 00 AMKHICAN LINE TY PE OHNAMENTS ARTISTIC PUBLIHHRRS WHf> NBtiLliCT THK STI^OY OF GOOD TYP<><>HAPHIC HTYLK ARK NOT ONTOTHKIK JI>B. THOHK WHO PLACE THB GREAT ADVEHTIHING CONTRACTN. ALHt> *'**' IS A 1140 « Point No. 2 28 A $1 00 COM i»i:ti:nt ADVERTISERS :,^^":;;J.";:.v;,:7."::":^o"r:": m iKii.AH BADLY iNjiTRED "r.:;; v^iii^V"" «;";^u:;: ****" 16An2S 6 Point No. I WAtlOO SHVKNTll VNNI'VI HI«'fl<"I*nO^ »«■••»•■ o» »■« r»iivitli Elated Customers Uf^ttf lOA tl 60 20m $166 $3 26 MONDE HELL SCHOLAR Advert isin« Seven Barj^ains Enjoys Ride fo Conev Island UAtltf 28b$1&6 $300 JISTII Y i:ACn LINK IN YOUR Sllrk and TluTcby Hoconio Popular Willi Our Hiii Kn(Mnv,llio Stonoman 10 Point 18A$120 36a$130 $2150 SIMPLE MAIDENS REHEARSE Quiet I'luce Near Reautiful Mansion Refreshing Bree/.es of North Shores Children Amused Pioneer Merchunf Honest Dealer Contradictinii Ranker 8 Point 22 A $110 Ma $116 $2 26 ORNAMENTATION PRIMARY INSTINCrr HanaoMoai Color Scbrntr!i llrroralint i'apera Prodorllonii Thai Mark an Kporh in ihr Trade IliMory of I'rintint I'oinU Oal Somr Abililirs Work of Drft llandH (inidrd bv Sladioni llrada "**' 17A$1S6 S4a$l«> $276 PI.EASINCi DKSKiN READILY SOU) Advertisers Demand ()rijiin:il ('((iiipositors The Ac rurale Sl:i;il5(i7S!)0 Anvil Finished 361 « Point UAtOK 48a$106 $200 FCMIAMKNTAI. PRINCIPLE OF TVPOCRAPIIY Warkaiaa lalaifively V^mw^ Arlialie C^nkiaalioa /^kras aad KIpakanI* Aain»rd (lkiUr«»a at lk» CiroHH Saai* Katirrijr Soilabio llr»i(a»Tk*nntkly Salialylat (irral Sri'ralilic ll234St7- ritll (he iitt«*iittun uf itii pntrnnH lit Hudiiior Hanking ■ rullfMTtion uf Nilvcr^'Hrc and rut ^Imnis, d(>»itfn«*d by nnil mncle tindiT thf* tlirtTl Com pa 11 V linprrviaiiiii (if iIi'mii Ki'tinii. iiii'iiiher *>i Ihn Htnndnrd Arndemy 4if ncMiftii. This (■n<* nillertiiin will hi* un (*xhihili(>n. f(»r tt limited time only, at our Kxhiliit Hall IIHVOMITOIIV or lll*DMOIS(MNHI The Bardoch Co- Saa Fraarior* IWTKKKirr Paiixin Dkhohith 8akk Dkimihit Hoxkh 1 DaMIKI. flKAIIIK« DRAMO JRWRIJIY HMdl- Ilpdaii 1 11 vestment Company » \ ^ 1 tiCIMfl AMI* ttPKHAI tXli niiiTi.Aiin .Minini i Properties, Timber Tracts anil Coal Lunils MAIM orrtoKs CAXTOM BlT|LI>IN->*i-i'*tiui iVix'ri'o i»km()i.ishki» hanosomk stkamship ^ i'< Point No. 4 2S A fl 00 BfMM M« 4 •» A t1 HI MKRCHANT HAS OCCASIONAL COMPBTITION z> A >i w nHni ASE WONDRRFVL AtrrOMOBILK COVEH MADE WORLD-WIDE REPiTATioNs ".;:.!;rA"^i;si;s^Tri;:'N?E'.^^^^ CHANGE VOTING DISTRICT OFTEN STILISH NOVELTIES ORIGINATED .Po4n.Na, »ai,«o AMWUTKLV VALl'ASLB PaSMirM!! PaRIKKTKD dPBCIAL ATTB^rTION BMAaDINIi INHTBrMBMTa MTBOIile LBTTBB POB TBB UBNBBAI. JOB PBINTBB ■KtMNo.) 22 A II. VI ITBBI!>l4i8BBlU'LTSIIIIIBDIATBLT WBRM SBOWN STRONGLY BlILT MAN COMING HOME DISTHIKI TING DEAD TYPE PROMPTLY " '''*"' "''^ «*»'« BOI.O SAILOR GRANTED SHORE LEAVE '^'^J^r\ltll^T»ll.llJ'""n/^l,V^"'. i»TBa«*ti«a*L acaaTiaaa Aaaraa* MAai nrLaMAn ■ MmIU* tlAtlU BXItJSITION STAKTKh WITH (iKKAT HOPK .Po4MNa.i HAiioo TOl HIST KNTKHT \l Vkll V V*;T Ai'llll<'V('V«I '••••a«aa«.aa.»a»aaa»»»«»»««».Ma«.»..iMMt» cARBn L comi'ositok oktalnki) notick ::::;;r«\\Tj::v,»:.:;:;::::.u«*:.u.v:n::: aes Bold Litho 48 Point 3A$610 4 a $3 70 $980 HER SOI^G Big Returns Ilf^ids Enter Distributin^g 36 Point 3 A $3 40 4 a $2 00 $5 40 BUST MODERN Lai*gest Syndicate Ei:x:peiisi^e Habits Gri*eat Impoi*taiiee 30 Point 3 A $2 45 5 a $1 80 DESIGI^S MODERN Reautiful Homes^tead Reinarkable Printers Tran^sf er Department Emergency Hospitals 366 Bold lJtlif» MMM 4A»17S 8«tl7S tsn KKPKATI^:i> QITKSTIOX ApiK>iiitsN» Npeeisil £lelef|ote I^iifjje'JTlieatlx^e Ueitioliii^liecl Ultuloni Style In2iii]|iii*nted Pctliiieul Sitiisitioii C^ei^toin 6An«0 12m »«e 1326 Ml SIC^ STRONG llii!q»iy 1 lid iv id 11 ills Cvreatest Nho^M^iiig l§»ixteoiitli Difitrict HoyM llc^piiriiiioiit fiisiiiihriiii Nppiiigs 10 Point 12Atl20 2Sa(iao IZtO mS<:KKXlXiiinliona ltii>' ^l<>flc>rii l^ilt'riiliirc Koul IK'lIaliifiil lliNiory S»I»«»«-i»il X«»v«*iiil»«'r ^»il<» 'l^>'I>«»fii«iiiilil<*ail I'riiif iiiif €BC*iif l«'iii»ii lfiolii*«'N I^mIc €>irl M'i«lidr<-w l>r«>iiiiNC lliN|iIu>- l>iili<» 4|ii»liN Novor €«c>f lllMU|>i>(»iiilc>cl MMM SAtlSO 16atlS0 «3no SPI.KNIIIII KniFICK IleMi}tii«Ml >l«»clc-ni FIuIh Hurt" SiKM^iiiic^iiN €»f Art Nt«»ry <»f ai M'lld C'lireer Itt'Ni l*riiiiiii^ >l»l«>-ri2il AlfMlfNl Aclvorliwc^iiieiit 8 Point HAtllO ZXitllS t2 IS FOK.^I Ci<>K<>KOI'M I>AKAnR llolidny T'ouPM <<■ 4llfi Cnpo ('<-iiiry Holly OpiMtnt-fl '■"nlk lltirftiiiiiM 111 HiiiiiiiK-i* 4'l«»tlBiii|| l^'lt*!"!*!!! IM tilt- lr» llflfflivt- .>l<-lli«>dM iir<- >I<>flfrii CrntlMnic-ii Kliow firt'mir'mi Nkill K«>iirl<>MM lt<>>«'ISii|t Kxpcrln M'in >locl<*riii#.i-cl lliiilfliiiitn Kfriirftl "^*« II A It SO 2Z«n4S KT5 TYi»i<: si*ic< i>ii:x isooKis AriiMlic* iiiifl \'«'ry IS ('rfiixiii^ l*rol»l«>iiiM Pl<*iiMiii{t ll(>Mi)iiiM III lt«»rfl4>rM Riii«>w Ki;>:iir><(7si>o riftiir«> 867 • Point IRA (OH Malim Om MPl.KKItiil F«»H>I HK«-ncli«*NMl Janllorw ll«-nc»»ii«>ff* i^r^mn C'«»nlli»«-nli«i 'I'«>iii>Sm|« IC«-niiatifl*rntitta Ha-liirn Ii-i>mi linlf la-ltc-ld ■>! Manlll>rta> llla«'«»« «*r«»«f lt<>M«lb«< fi»r I ■■■ |»r<>% fii«fl*tat« ll«arl«>M«a«««> Mhf»«* Kf«-fi««l«-ntli>rs Litlio Bold and Light Coppei^late Oothic WILLrAM M. BOSKIN PHILIP H. SHERMAN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRAI INIONN FARM produce: CENTER AND MORAN STREETS NEAR THE OLD BURDEN MtLL HOME TELEPHONE 27 LONG DISTANCE 2738 jrOHNSXO>VN. GA. WILSON P, HARRIS. PRESIDENT GEORGE C. JIMSON. SECRETARY WM. BROMLEY. VICE-PRESIDENT CLAUDE WILLARD. TREASURER HARRII§1 & JIMSON UeMiitnintfit^^ritimtf and Ppintintf at F^ine AdvertitPintf I^itepatiire PETER S. KILBOURNE REPRESENTATIVE ^'■^ A. 'r*«i*'«.m,i..^^''| ^0]*niiigland Ntote Bank Kor IheYeap Ending June FIghteentli OFFICERS THOS. B. WlNCHELL. PRESIDENT Roy H. Willis. Vice-President Lawrence W. McKim. Cashier Capital !4(f>ck 8S.«MM».<>0 SdppIdh .... 50,2TS.OO Vi;rsatil« Ornament 23-24 BUXTON BUILDING DALLAS.TEXAS Xhe A.iinual Anclior Club Boat Race HELD IN CONNECTION WITH THE Indepondewice Day C]elebi*2ttion i Bc-apdH<<»vn, IllinoiM July Ff>ur- 2 J *ri ^ 1 s » { • X • s 'S 3 1 fiJi X 5 tl 3 = S s ^ < f- W = ? < i ft i 4 '^ *ec ^ '0(1 a c < 1 * "^ [ • r s ! 8 2 D 1 s £ ii^ .1 I 1 83 * J s Z < a 1 «U 1 B a A P9 L & 6 i < ,-lTOI-» CKI.KHHATIl)N- I?J -rWKIs-TIKTM OKWTI/lt • The same face II LiijlU T^iflu» in Practinil Display '^ '^^JTi *^ I Christmas Exercises UIVKN rNUKR THK AI'SPICKS OK ST. ANDRKWS CHIKCH «>K PITTKBJ'R«1II. fKNNSYI.VASIA Wednesday Evening ne<^ ^i^"*^^^- QUATJTY ON THIS WE HAVE BUIUT OUK PRESENT BUSINESS CKVKN yenrM a|lu luHt I'Vbriiary we Mtnrted uiir liuMiiieaii tokinii nH our iiiottu the one word Qunlity nnd we belit>ve thiit our patroiiH will all afiree with um when we Hay it haw truly been our Hloi^an all thiM time with every piece ot work turned out. Our reputation for hiiih-tirade work Im well known. We are (uUy equipped to du all your printing FRANKLIN PRINTERY U-J .MARUOW STREET MILLINERY EXHIBIT IN ORnER TO SHOW THE SEASON'S STYLES IN FALL AND WINTER HATS. WE WILL EXHIBIT A NUMHER OF DISTINCTIVE IMPORTED I'RODITTIONS AS WELL AS SOME OFOl'R OWN EXCMSIVE MODELS. COME TO Ol'R GRAND OPENING. SPECIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO YOr TO INSPECT THE VERY LATEST CREATIONS IN .MILLINERY. BEAI'TIKIL SOl'VENIRS PRESENTED THUKSDAY. SEPTPLMBER TWENTIETH KIIOM TKN rSTII. FOfll OTI.Oi-K THK MISSKS FLKSniMKR CtlHNKK itV KIKIII AVK.NIE ANIJ BROADWAY 871 Compressed Litho 60 Point 3 A $4 60 4a $3 16 $7 75 EDITORS Disputed 48 Point 4A$3 25 6a $300 $625 Northern HISTORIANS 6 A $2 10 8 a $2 16 $4 2 HOLDING RARE Demonstration I Point 6A$18S lla$2 15 $4 00 Misappropriated INCREASED STOCKS 3 A $160 15a $190 $3 60 RELIABLE MERCHANTS Indorsed Application 11 A $1 45 22 a $1 80 $3 25 PEDESTRIANS GATHERING FRAGRANT HONEYSUCKLES Gentle Summer Breezes Refreshing Their Fevered Brows 14 Point 15 A $130 30a $170 $3 00 BOLD INTRUDER FOUGHT POLICEMAN Found Lurking Around Corner Stores 12 Point 19 A $125 38a $150 $2 75 EMINENT DOCTORS HOLDING CONSULTATION Peters Invested $1234567890 Irrigating Land 10 Point ■ 21 A $110 41a $140 $2 50 EXAMINATION DISCLOSING DELINQUENT PUPILS Many Fair Ladies Protest Against Unfair Methods 8 Point 24 A $1 00 48a $125 $2 26 HILARIOUS STUDENTS RETURNING AFTER FOOT BALL GAMES Serious Accidents Reported Daily During Eastern Tournament 372 6 Point No. 1 26 A $0 90 62a $110 $2 00 EIGHTEEN FOREIUNERS EM-ISTED IN SALVATION ARMY f{ Doiilisis Recommoiided ArUchokes For Presorvinfi Teelh Fishermen Exlrcmoly Busy CalcliiniiMossbunkcrs in China Important Government Fosition Given Remarkable Maids 6 Point No. 2 t 32 A $0 90 63a $110 $200 EXTHAORDINABY IMPROVEMENT NOTEB IN SOl'TIIERN INDHSTRIFS AdvArtislng For a Snuallon Often Helps One Into a tiood Posilfon Inspector Who Investittaled Skyscrapers Pound Law Belof< Observed IniportanI Questions Wisely Answered by Yound Tnlverslly Women 6 Point t 24A $0 90 47a$l 10 $2 00 ELEVEN IIONEST COUNTRYMEN llEt:EIVED GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Remarkable Interest Manitested In RecnnI Forei|tn Automobile Races Determined Young Lawyer Succeeds in M'lnnln|> Most Celebrated Case Constantly and Eneritellcally Pavlnti Rouiih Roads to tltlmate Success 6 Point Title No. 1 44 A $1 00 ilTBRHBLt CHGOMrOBTABLB B5Dt'RlSf. PBOLOMIBD PBBIOD OB tSTBSSB IBAT SEVEBAL FOBTDBATB TQUSi; PHTSICIASS BBI:BIVED SPBCIAL NBSTION ABBeAB PBONt!tB!lay mAS UNO IMPHOVF.MKNT ( (IMPANY SANHIDAIWl. TKXAS rilL L.WU.1U. rrMMnt HIKtT MTI. S«cr«l«rr-TrMMf«r SPK( lAL ANNOrNCEMENT I 4«sirn It) aniioiiiirr In llir Iniul liivi'slors lliniiiiiliiiiil tlii> Kiist Ihnt Iho \.ani\ Invmlors' Tour (hniuiili rrnlrni iiiiil siiiillii(liii>sl(\ and Ihosn who wish lo pnrlii-jpalit in this business and pli>asnr« Irip am rnniindpd Ihal all appliralions must rxarh ine nut lali-r llian the IwoKlb SAMIEI. B. THOMPSON, Meal 5*« V»rfc Narrk (Minmilli TKLEPHONE MKMORANDIM vs2 Mr.. r«IM >•« up an trry will call yon up atfaln aL JOB> H. SMITH JAMKSH. RROWN John II. Smith & Company DKCOKATORS INTKRIOR KIRMSHKRS. PAPKR IIANUERS FREM OERS AND PAINTERS timpn*mmu4 ^f MAITI»I.JOITHI.^ STATEMKM Jersey ("Hy, N. J.,. .191— M- .0 fri:di:ki(;iv montkose dr. nnMIMi MA( HINKKY TtlJtS: STRM TI.Y ( ASH 19 MONKiOMKRY AVENUE 373 Litho Antique 60 Point 3 A $7 60 4 a $4 40 $12 00 FINE Styles 3A$4 70 4a $2 80 r760 Printing RIGHT 42 Point 3A$365 5a$260 $625 COMES Regularly 36 Point 3 A $2 50 7 a $2 50 $500 Language QUESTION 30 Point 4 A $2 00 9 a J2 25 $4 2 HUNTERS Destroy Animal 24 Point 5 A $1 60 11 a $1 90 $3 50 RELIABLE ANTIQUE SHOWED Evident Adaptability and Elegance 18 Point 9a $160 16a $165 $3 25 10 Point 16 A $125 30a $125 $2 60 SEARCH STEAMERS Relieves Thirsty Sailor Patient Crowd Waiting 14 Point 12 A $150 22 a $150 $3 00 ADMIRING ROSEBUSHES Butcher Became Unfortunate Lighthouse Appeared Dismal 12 Point 16A$135 28 a $140 $2 76 YOUTHFUL LOVERS ESCAPING Wrathful Parent Engaged Taxicabs Leaping Unavoidable Embankment Valuable $1234567890 Property 374 CLEAN CENTRAL STATION Employed Hustling Foreigners Matrons Relieving Sickly Guest Colored Porters Find Chickens One Conductor Receives Order M 8 Point 19 A $1 10 37 a $1 15 $2 26 IMMORTAL WILLIAM RUMINATING Stratford Philosopher Poet Reflects Life Ardent Romeo and Merciless Shylock Cleopatra Alluring the Noble Anthony King Lear Charms, Richard III Thrills 6 Point 21 A $1 00 40 a $1 00 $2 00 COMPOSITORS' GREAT OPPORTUNITIES Proper Attention Brings Increased Efficiency American Faces Make Pleasing Arrangement Changing Environment is Moulding Character Great Monsters Inhabiting Primeval Forests Desperate Burglars Pursued Through Country Egyptian Hero $ 1 234567890 Relates History ^ Litho Antique in Practical Display ! 1 i X I 0. d ri (0 O Eh • iH 8 O .S (0 PQ (0 6 o 0) o 05 CD N Bk o e a a vertising Press Ignvra and Prodxicmrm of table Advertising lUuatrating 12 J5 1 1 Ad Profi B 0 ■ 3 O 0 - X :2" § Eh s i*^ •s £ H a. Light Litho Gothic 6 A $165 lls$18S t3» :S PRINTED DESIGN amous Monarch Returns Today 9 A $1 65 l€a$l 60 tSSS DRAMATIC EDITORS FOILED POLICE Western Bandits Ransack East Mail Trains 11 A (1 60 22 a SI 50 DM GOTHAMITES CAMPED NEAR SOUTH BEACH Surf Bathing Attracted Many Beautiful Young Ladies 12 Point 15 A n 35 30 a n 40 HIS AGED MOUNTAIN CLIMBER RESCUES FOREIGN TOURIST Farmer Lost Huge Roll of $1234567890 Cigarette Papers in Reno Dr. FRANCIS ROGAN OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:15 262 SUYDAM AV SUNDAYS 1 TO 3 Mr. Clarence Worthinston 16 A $1 25 31 aSl2S »260 PROSPECTOR MAKES RICH STRIKE IN NORTHERN COLORADO Young Compositor Spends Forty Dollars While Rusticating at New Haven JJI 8 Foint ■ 18 A SI 15 35 a 81 10 S2 AMERICAN LINE FACES USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD BY JOB PRINTERS Inspector Condemns Comparatively New Building at Request of Influential Citizen of Iowa I 6 Point No. 1 19 A $1 00 38 a $1 00 S2 00 6 Point Title No. 3 26A«00 FRENCH DOCTOR DISCOVERS SOFTER METAL Sandy Desert Thronged With Arabs Waiting for Camels Chennist Explained $1 234567890 Methods to American SACIOO 48>S100 >200 6 Point No. 2 OLD OMAHA PUBLISHERS BOUGHT METROPOLITAN DAILY Eastern Financiers Organize for Purpose of Bettering Living Conditions Burglar Defied Philadelphia Detectives After Blowing Steel Plata Safes 6 Point Title No. 4 20 A SI 00 FOREIGN ACTORS WROTE DRAMATIC STORIES CRITIC PRAISED QUIET HUNGARIAN NOVELIST FASHIONABLE GENTLEMAN DISTURBS SNAKE 376 MARYLAND CITIZEN MAKES ELOQUENT FLt^ STERN JUDGE FORGAVE YOUTHFUL FORGE-: SCIENTIST EXAMINED AMBITIOUS STUDENTi 6 Point Title No. 2 3 SOLDIERS MARCH SIXTEEN MILES THROUGH HUNTER TRAILED GRIZZLY BEAR FOR NINE Hj LARGE SCORPION BIT MEXICAN YOUTH (N AR| 6 Point Title No. 1 FISHERMEN ENCOUNTERED SHARK WHILE SAIL MONSTER 0*» THE SEA GIVES TWO SAILORS MUCH T« OLD BASEBALL ENTHUSIASTS CAUGHT IN THUNDER S'O HEAVIEST LOCOMOTIVE WRECKED ON NEW STEEL TRE*^ MKIal SAeW SatZlO KOO Litho Gothic GOTHIC PRINTING Destroyed Structure avpaiiit 4A|tlS TatlM »4 26 MODERN SPECIMEN Containing Characteristic M ratal SAtl98 8atl55 $350 COMPRISING Design Charms MPtriiil 7 A $1 65 13 a $1 60 !3 '25 DEFINE HISTORY Startle Goldworker Returning Bracelet UPMat 9AnaO MantO t300 ENDURING DESIGNS Buy American Ornament Showed Distinct Borders I2A tl 40 ZSatlSS «2T6 SPoint ISA II 10 30a$115 S22S DESCRIBED NEWSPAPERS Feature Commercial Typography Displays Exquisite Workmanship 6 Point No. 1 16 AM 00 32atl00 t2 00 SUPERINTENDENT RETURNED Contamplatad Extanaiv« lmprov*m«nt Charming $1 2 34S67890 rasturlnea 6PointNo.2* IBAtlOO SSatlOO 1200 HONEST METHODS EXPOSED HERE Ambitious Do^twatght Wr«atl«r Procured Oraat Crlokat Gam* Playad During Storm S Point* IS A $100 26a $100 $2 00 ANCIENT FACES BEING REPL.ACED Oooan Going Stoomor Rounds Capa Horn l_arga Tugs Rushad Down Bay Full SpaatI Enornnous Cargoas Takan Aboard Vassals 6 Point Na U ZS A II 00 BTnoNO ronciONcn accunco clothino ATTCNOCO EXTnAORDINAHV CONVENTION MOOEI. AMERICAN PHINTINO MACHINERY HANOSOMSaT ■OROERS AND ORNAMENTS COMPLIMENT FOREMEN Detained Emigrants Saturday Count $1234567890 These epointNcu tsAtioo iM^OSTANT MISTOStCAl. SVKNTS SCCSIVINa NOTtCC OBPSCTiVK aOkVS CAUSBD SSCAT n*tk.M0*O WNKCn OKSPSSATS CatMINAi. CAVTUMSO Ov SAAV* WOMAN ■ ^'■« IS A II 25 26 a 11 25 $2 60 RECEIVES HONOR FIGHTING Oregon Cowpuncher Fired Salute *.^:\^.V1 **."" Village Cornet Bands Play Slowly ::":.::'z::z::::::"":.'i:z:::^:::^::"/:i^::::\":::^^ Youthful Soldier Unfurled Ensigns /"J"jr::""^V;!;i;:!:A"!V""V.*l'".r"\~:"": • TW>aa«tee» 377 Bodoni 72 Point 3 A $5 55 4 a $3 90 $9 45 HIRED CLERK Brighter Staples 60 Point 3A$4 75 5a $380 t86S HEROIC KNIGHT Champions Argued 5 A $3 90 8a $3 70 17 60 HUMBLE INSPECTOR Some Magnificent Styles 42 Point 5A$3 30 8a $3 00 $6 30 EXPORT FINE CLOTHES Hungry Gentleman Reports Fashionable Couples Danccj 378 Bodoni &A«ao lOalZIO «&00 UNIQUE BODONI SPECIMEN Exquisite Series Nicely Designed Display Remarkably Handsome 6At20S IlatZlO MIS SECURING AMERICAN BEAUTIES Imparting Considerable Individuality Bright Compositors Recognize Results S4PWDI TAtieo 14an90 $350 ENTERPRISING PRINTERS REFLECTING Nothing Accomplished With Ancient Material Many Charming Designs Recently Introduced 11 A $1 so 22>tl80 CM ADMIRABLE EXHIBITIONS Siiin|»luous Apartment Ruined Inspiring Entertainment Given UAtl4B SlatlSS »00 GREATEST AMERICAN PRODUCER Receiving Congratulations From Critics Printers Anticipated a Prosperous Year uAtiao itatitf nn NUMEROUS ENTERPRISES REPORTED Schemes Outlined and Seriously Considered Extnordinarv $1234567890 DemandH Made 10 Point 21a$l» 4natl30 KW EDUCATION SADLY NEGLECTED Studious Young Scholars Going Ahead Grasp Golden Opportunities, Brothers Discourage« Msd« IW l»u»i>.a I ill Tml* I NanOTWM A»ci— I M iMwiipM rss^lwlMl Wwrilly OfcHl«»< Wlw C«fyiMi» ■ l'ntu4 Uymmy 1i»i»»«»Mlll«l<1»«««»«» •jjp^ Bodoni in Practical Display Fine English Suitings AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES MADE by our own experienced and skillful workmen into stylish and modish suits for careful dressers. The materials are imported direct from the best English Mills, in patterns exclusively controlled by us. During the ensuing eight weeks we shall offer these at a very great reduction to Angelica citizens. Perfect fit guaranteed in every case One Price $22.50 RUFUS FABIAN TAILORING COMPANY ANGELICA, NEW YORK The Constitution of the United States of America Done in a Convention of the Thirteen States PHILADELPHIA: IN THE TWELFTH YEAR OF THE UNITED STATES MDCCLXXXVII We, the People of the United States, in order to form a more perfect Union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquillity, pro- vide for the common defence, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Consti- tution for the United States of America. Section 1. All legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States, which shall consist of a Senate and House of Representatives. Section 2. The House of Repre- sentatives shall be composed of mem- bers chosen every second year by the people of the several States, and the electors in each State shall have the qualifications requisite for the electors of the most numerous branch of the State legislature. 380 Bodoni in Practical Display THEN OPENED HE THEIR INDERSTANDINC, THAT THEY MIGHT UNDERSTAND THE St:RIPTlIRES SAINT LIKE 24:4S HISTORIC BIBLE PRINTERS AN ACCOUNT OF THEIR PART IN THE SPREAD OF SACRED SCRIPT BY RAMOND VINCENT LOVES PRESIDENT or GROVE SEMINARY NEW EDITION DE LUXE ILLUSTRATED raOM THE PRESS Ol' EARLY PUBLISHING COMPANY PHILADELPHIA sa Bodoni Italic SBPoint 5A$245 9a$256 $500 PRINTERS HONOR BODONI Italian Designers Study History- Uninvited Neapolitans Perform Husky Opera Leaders Criticized Califomian Taught Champions 30 Point 6 A $2 10 11 a $2 20 14 30 BODONI DELIGHTS MERCHANTS Beautiful Creation Purchased Lately Display Modern American Ornament Inspiring Natural Harmonies Charm Rusticating Musician Studies Melody Strongest Butcher Subdued Landlord 24 Point 7 A $170 13 a 5180 860 | BANKER INVITED BOHEMIAN AUTHOR Inspector Examines Five Gigantic Skyscrapers Northwestern Bandits Caught Nearing Helena Southern Representative Introduced Georgian Important Documents Unearthed Near Colnm Prosperous Merchants Return From Englandl Newspaper Editors Received Congratulationsl ii Bodoni Italic BNat 11 An to 22atl75 I MERICAN PERFORMER DELIGHTING AUDIENCES Slircnd Fitrmers Capture Twelve Grizzly Bears Near Denver llostonians Entertain Delegates From Ecuador and England \ ( >i<)rious Bank Robber Escaped from Dangerous Detectives Hungry Gorillas Display Wonderful Agility Climbing Trees lUnloni Italic Proved a Reliable Purchase for Fine Printers 1« Paint 16 a $1 45 31 a tl 66 IS 00 THOVGHTFUL DESIGNERS PRAISING MODERN BODONI ITALICS This Reliable Italic Face Produced by American Type Founders Company Cast on Script Line Thereby Preserving the Long I)escenders on Solid Body Wonderful Story Circulated by Tourist About Fountain of Perpetual Youth Grand Vaudeville Performer Returned from Successful Foreign Invasions Unfortunate Emperors Remaining Silent During Entire Search by Soldiers Great Marathon Racer Received Trophy After Finishing with His Exercises Delighted Children Appreciated Long Trolley Ride Down Lower Parkway urMM uAnss aati«> t276 SPESDTHRIFT EXPOSES HISTORIANS Foremost Kstahlishmont Celebrated Tuesday \alurul History Stiulcnts Questioned Expert Oklahomnn Befriends California Proprietor Kind Fftn-man Forfiives Famous Compositor Demonstrated Usefulness of Modern Design Egyptian Dungron Contains Many Antiques Ijondon Haln'rdM> b iM •• anw Um 383 «Po4nt 28At0t0 66atllO t200 MARlEtjOVS CRE.ITtnyS PI.EASEIt OHEAT PHtSTEH lUnnm tkm Cytt^mm St/tm/it Lafc«r .Vmt En/^tamJ Caatt Tmday Cnmtml TIfmirm Ofmii Barlirr Sii%n lUtU Wta4hfr Cmmtm Mmtt WomiTfml Diiplmy OriglKMrH uilk Amnktm Matmrial .HfriAiM^ ttmtgna Plwmmmt HoYal C^ngr^n tturimg Fmhnmry .s^v^rW B—hmll Plajtn Drntmait-lr-l Imw,, tminmn In Salary I kanaiivi HoipImVi OtMraW Thrauflumi t'ori/tr Caatl Tmar BraMifml Ukilm JlavMnJn Srmittry Allnteu I'mralioa Pantm t'rnmomt t'ntlyjm Opmratm Brtvmm Em^fn^d to Camfmmilae Tramp Summtr Amdtantl Star Sauaa •/ Uiany Ijut Sigkl SaabaraaJ Batltm CaAvW TrrrihU Tanmna ITIiila Ormm4 Yaalh/ml Smiamji faaaJ Amtaag Caal Banlmn ja Otitmna t'taat WmMara Can Crap Baimf Hara^ ky tMrgiml RaUramil Barlaa^ma Sham EmHrtmtrtrd yan AaJiamar Parimf Er^nia^t Haaky Bmitrmdut RMamtm^ frara aa Katmadmi Summnr Trip Giftamtir War^lp Kaiart tlarhor Aftar tjaaff Prriiaam Jaaraar Ural Figara, Sapptimt illUUTtfO in Eaary Coatplatr Faru Bodoni Italic in Practical Display International School of Printing Fortieth Lesson IDEAS OF BODONI ON PRINTING Foreword JlIIS notions about Typography are to the point: "The beauty of letters consists in their regularity, in their clear- ness, and in their conformity to the taste of the race, nation and age in which the work was first written, and finally in the grace of the characters, independent of time or place. Types should be suitably arranged on the pages in straight regular lines, not crowded, nor, in proportion to their height, too far apart, and with equal spaces be- tween words and lines. The more classic the book, the more appropriate it is that the text should appear alone, in order that the beauty of the letters may be apparent. This is real art." Notwithstanding the many advances in printing and type making that have been made in modern times, these ideas of this old master printer still hold good. The School has taken great pains in the following pages to show a few Bodoni reproductions. The typographer of the twentieth century will find much in the simple styles of Giambattista Bodoni that is worthy of close study and emulation. This lesson will also prove of practical value on account of the increasing popularity of Bodoni types This Instruction Paper is Strictly Confidential 384 Bodoni and Bodoni Italic in Practical Display Mankind and Education A Baok mfEmoy% hy JOBN FRASaS CHKSTERFIEU) We are pleaaed to aniiounoe that thi» bk is now rraily; ami we wish In say that it ia the beat we have yet offered, in fact it is one of the (inettt examples of bookmakind; which has recently been produced. Even if this book had been in a language unknown to the reader it would be a delight to take it in hand and linger U|>on its typographical charms. It will satisfy the booklover who can appreciate the art of the craftsman, who was inspired by a high ideal, and worked in an atmosphere of harmony and good fellow- ship. Little need be said of the text of this book, for Chesterfield was one of America's foremost essayists, and Mankind and Education is one of his best books. These essays contain S4ime of the most beautiful thoughts ever |>enned, and they are held as almost sacred by many readers. This book is printed on rich white, pure rag paper, from clear cut new type, with nature design in delicate tint on each page, title page and frontispiece carefully hand colored. There are about four hundred copies in substantial brown board binding, at one dollar each, and one hundred copies in fiill leather, at two dollars each. INTERNATIONAL PUBUSHING COMPANY Netc York Baltimore Philadelphia Boston New Orleans Chicago San Francisco PRINTING METHODS IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY xlITHERTO ih«' «'X|>einliliirc(« for the comjiosiiig room have been in- si^iricent a.« (-onipareil with those in oth«T )h-|iartnifiits. Under the method hen- oiilliiieil. comiMiidng nwmi eqiiipmentii, excluding tyjHJS and linotypes, have rangeerstition among printers that the eoni|M>sing rooms did not pay. Faets show that the composing room with a eost system is the most profitable department. It has developed in the sale tif 8|H-ciaIized composing nH>in outfits and the resulting increase in efficiency has almost always l)eeii a real source of agreealile surpris4- to every purchaser. American Type Founders Company COMPLETE PRINTING OFFICE OUTFITTER Omr > 1 1 f ■ fly limtgn ad Irmm Cmmfo»tnif jfaaw K^mipmtmta ar9 /irmtMemily tinlm Bodoni Book 5A$235 10a$270 $606 DISTINGUISHED FOREIGNER Printers Secured Handsome Series Acknowledge Prominent Designer 30 Point 6A$215 12a$226 M« RECOVERING ANCIENT HISTORIES Italian Merchants Erect Beautiful Statues American Type Founders Company Face ^A $1 65 16a $190 jS66 BLACKSMITHS PURCHASED HORSESHOES Handsome Borders Improve Better Type Designs Notice Striking American Originality Throughout 12 A $1 50 24 a $1 80 $3 30 10 Point 22 A $120 42 a $130 $2 60 IGNORES TRUSTING MAIDEN Disinherit Prominent Compositor Honest Judge Granting Interviews OBSERVING STRANGEST CREATURE Making Christmas Gifts of Jeweled Purses Seventy Turkeys Used ThanksgivingDay Steamers Arrived from Bermuda on Time Wonderful Demonstration Pleased Ladies 41 14 Point 17 A $145 33 a $155 $3 00 EXQUISITE TYPOGRAPHIC FEATURE Explains Remarkable Coincidence Monday Deserted Lighthouses Rapidly Demolished Shows Handsome and Dignified Characters 12 Point 19 A $130 38 a $145 $2 76 SECURE MODERN PRINTING EQUIPMENT Foreign Mechanic Demanded American Quality Boston Wire Stitchers Repay Careful Purchaser Prosperous Farmer Leaves Vermont Mountains Employ Husky $1234567890 Unitype Operator 8 Point 24 A $105 47 a $120 $2 25 PRAISING MODERN DESIGNS FERVENTLY Hoboken Heavyweight Wrestler Was Challenged Hunters Pursued Mountain Lions Around Forest Astounding Report from Greatest Mining Center Japanese Admiral Found Large Phonograph Disc Heavy Rainstorm Stopped Football Games Today 6 Point 27 A $0 95 52 a $106 $2 0(1 MARVELOUS STRUCTURES COMPLETED AFTER DEUYS Steamboat Captain Pilots Large Excursion Party Safely Toewia: Noted Harvard Astronomer Discovers New Comet in Eastern Sky Charming Burlesque Show Amused Many Ladies and Centlemenl Printing Office Superintendents Praising Bodoni Book FerrentlTl Wealthy Merchants Purchased Valuable Buildings for Daughlerj Expert Bookkeeper Held Important Government Position Lalel, Handsome Stenographer Returned from Prolonged Vacation Tn] Beautiful Figures Quickly J1234567890 Observed by Composiloi 386 i Bodoni Book Shown in Practical Display COMFORTABLE HOMES Hundreds of families now find under the roof of one massive structure practically the privacy of a secluded home, and have many more privileges and conveniences, such as elevators, gardens, billiard rooms, courts, etc., than a single home can afford THE PERSON WHO HAS NOT KEPT APACE WPTH THE TIMES IN THE DEVEIjOPUENT OF APARTMENT HOUSE CONSTRUCTION WOULD TRULY MARVEL AT THE NUMEROUS HOME CONVENIENCES AT THEIR COMMAND THE JAMES HENDERSON RENTING AGENCY MANHATTAN BOULEVARD AND RfVERSIDE DRIVE. NEW YORK CFTY : Telephone 84 ^'■'fl ....■yf...y...., ....^p... -rr^ anrnUmpt* unmmmut Tm* V^mt Ha«4«r Uttmrng Border No. I Hudson & Nairn Company MAKOSOr Lithographic Inks and Fine Dry Colors nrnxrarac. pimcsTLir aku INCREASING TRADE A SERIES OF EXAMPLES TAKEN FROM THE PRACTICAL TYPOCRAPHIC CHIDE I. ' ' IN the last article, the ingredienU of inlu were discussed and now we come to the distributing end of the business. If the printer could !>o standardize all his work as to l>e able to buy regular inks in large lots from the manufacturer's niock, he would considerably reduce the cost of getting the ink to the user. This is probably impossible in a number of cases. Paper, presses, cuts, time requirements, and numrroun other CmTaurmamlTM BnxTuJlPNolft S67S MONSEN & BURNS ARTISTIC GOLD JEWELRY HEW HAVEN I on inks that are mipiKised to the Mine, stop and ibink what eadi em majr contain in ihc way of tme value, and of how much real 887 6 A $2 70 9a $2 30 (500 Bodoni Book Italic 86 Point CONDEMNING IIGHTHOUSES Gunboats Returning From Sweden Honorable Gentlemen Disinherited 80 Point 6 A $2 05 12 a $2 35 $4 40 REQUIRING STRONG A UTOMOBILE Large Steamer Nearing Southern Harbor Delightful Excursion Parties Disbanding 8 A $170 15 a $1 80 $3 60 MYSTERIOUS KNIGHT DESIRED FORTUNE Disheartened Ranchman Journeys Through Utah Extraordinary Confectioners Holding Conventions 18 Point 12 A SI 55 24 a $1 75 10 Point 22 A $125 43 a $125 1250 SHOWED EXQUISITE DESIGN Pleasing Bodoni Book Italic Eace Handsomest American Ornaments DESTR UCTIVE RAINS HA VE PASSED We are a Complete Printing Office Outfitter Young Frenchman Saved Native Spaniard Large Pressman Dances Like Grizzly Bear Badly Punish Western Fighting Sensation 16 A $1 40 33 a $1 60 $3 00 8 Point 24 A $1 05 46 a $1 20 $Z I ENGLISH DUKE INTER VIEWS KINGS Strong Butcher Carried Heavy Load Friday Five Large Hornets Chased Husky Soldiers Bewildered Geographical Students Helped 12 Point 19 A $1 30 39 a $1 45 $2 75 GIRLS MENTION INTERESTING HISTOR Y Naming Twentieth Century Economies Correctly Radiant Sunshine Delights Seaside Promenader Splendid Japanese Performer Touring Continent Beautiful Figures $1234567890 Shoivn Printer 388 DISTINGUISHED FOREIGNERS ENTERING Several Governors Elected During Last Electiom United States Senator Received Fountains Friday Young Councilman from Oregon Presented Claim Interesting Lectures Enthusing Former Policeman Retired Banker Spent Money With Great Masters Mexican General Submits Plans for Fortifications 6 Point 30 A $0 95 66a $105 $200 GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR PVRSL'ED FOREIGN COVflK Claim Agents Being Entertained in Brooklyn by German Saldim Unusual Strength and Endurance Observed at Professional Gamook has lieen pronounced by experts a« the most exact record .,f it,,- war iM'twcon the North and South which has ever l>een placed •11 - lir. Full delaiU of the facts leailing up to the great conflict are given, while the actual fighting is portrayed in a very interesting way NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Chicago Bodoni Bold •KPoint 3A$620 4a$440 $1060 FINER PRINT Brighter Color 60 Point 3A$4 56 5a$3 95$860 NOTICE FISHER Strongest Display 48 Point ■ 4A$3658a$4 1B$7 80 HISTORIC DOCTOR Secured Many Houses 4 A $3 00 8 a $3 25 $6 25 DISTURBS MUSICIANS Making Handsome Coins Placed Great Confidence 390 &AtZ«0 gat246 tS06 Bodoni Bold IMPROVING STRUCTURES Submits Bodoni Bold Design Handsome Ladies Returning • PMm 6At2IO 10al21& MtS INDIAN INTERESTS CHILDREN Large Insurance Building Ruined Detectives Reject Destitute Misers .•« Pnrnl 6 A tl 66 12 ■ $1 96 $3 60 AUSTRALIA IMPORTING MACHINERY Several Marvelous Improvements Noticed iMakes Charming Ornaments and Borders lOASlSO 20aS175 $!)2S 10 Point ISASiao S6atl30 tZSO SECURING BODONI BOLD honest compositors coming Stronp Display Letter Shown Buyers Delight Enterprising Printer Th« worid'8 Printing shop Outfitter r-,, I . . _- J^ , American Type Founders Company I hankSglVing Proclamations Brave Pressman Drills German Boy tir^t UAtlSS aOmtltt tsoo HEI.PS PROMINENT UNIYERSITY I'i^hty Reliable Merchants Enthused Purchased Distinct Printing Quickly 8Poent designers returned F.nlhurtiastir Lighthouse Keeper Drowns <:i»\er Artists HcM Aiulienrc S|M>lll>ounfI Mmhlr Men $123 4o6789() Countetl Sum • Mm maiow Manio ttoo auaACfODmc ANDanuKiNG rm csbation A«aU lk> bpnaa^r li«Ml of PlrlilBd IJvr Job* Tlimuab LaA •tUm^Um — AbMi4««rr*f Mat«ri*l.TliUr,oa«l;and l'««iiinirj HaMl Nm Ual; CiMn Crral laroxrnlraca bM rum Larii af fUrmumf Aim^ AmkiUoa* PriaMn TI>M« ricam Priawd •ltS«S«7B90 INMinrI aad Clrmt 391 Bodoni Bold in Practical Display Elegance of the Bodoni Family THE NEW TYPE FASHION Another new and great type family is shown in this Specimen Book of Type Styles. The new Bodoni Type Family is going to be a long-lived fashion be- cause the design is of classic simplicity, elegant, yet strong, and like all real works of art its beauty will be appreciated the more it is studied. Every printer will find it profitable to show Bodoni styles to the buyers of printing. The enterprising printers will be certain to reap a splendid crop of orders. It has been positively demonstrated that with the intro- duction of each successful Type Family the demand for printing has been both stimulated and increased. Those who pay for catalogues, booklets, circulars, and advertisements of every kind, are looking for new business attractors in types. When a great type design appears their interest in printed salesman- ship is freshened and orders to the printers follow AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY Maker and Originator of the Classical Bodoni Type Family, the New and Beautiful Type Family which will attract the many Buyers of Printing 392 i Bodoni Uold, Bodoni and Bodoni Italic in Display THE LISTO PIANO An Instrument of the Highest Grade The familiar lines from Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice can be paraphrased thus, and still be frau<;ht with e(jual truth': "The home that has no piano in its midst, nor is not moved with aspi- ration to possess one, is lacking in the fundamental instincts of culture and refinement." Because, to-day, the possession o{ a fine piano is not so much a question of money as it is of desire. For a LISTO I'lANO is ihe equal of anv piano manii farlurcil and yt't it can be purchased by payments as small as Five Dollars a month fTrile for Illu.ilraleni> on removing defect* in negatives, and improving all of your home portrait* How to Take Portraits Describea the making of background* and apparatus, lighting, posing, exposure ana development of |M>rtraitf>, for outdoors How to Make Enlargements Simple directions for makinit rnlargrmrnt!* without upecial ap|Miralus,and inrtruriiimx for making an enlarging lantern A Manual of Printing A great book fur the beginnerx, liut valuable for everybody, beause wrilten out of long eii|KTience AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS' SUPPLY COMPANY SISI HAN<:«MJl STMeCT. ROXBVHY, MASS. am Scotch Roman 72 Point 3 A $6 95 4 a $4 35 $11 30 REMORSE Biographical 60 Point 3 A $6 00 4a $3 70 $9 70 GRANDEUR Bathing Decks 48 Point 4 A $4 20 6a $3 30 $7 50 FORMER PRICE Cleanest Mechanics Monument Spoiled i| 36Point 4A$270 7a$230 $6 00 PRINTER DRINKING Designs Bronzing Machine Entertain Congenial Guest] I Scotch Roman SAttlO 10a nu t41 HANDSOMER COSTUMES Compositor Refuses Nomination Delio'hts Enthusiastic Audiences MFMat 6A«1S0 UatlTO tSBO DISPUTES CLEVER MECHANIC Released Noted Professional Ballplayer Embezzler Secretly Returned Monday UPolBt 9AI156 ISallTO «3ZS DISCOVERED PHENOMENAL PRINTERS Extensive Advertising Profitably Increases Business Congressmen Entertaining Senators in Washington 1< Point UA«146 26«tlSt tSOO DISTRIBUTING SOUVENIRS Child Ciraduate Receives Diploma Hoboken Printing Concern Burns Res[)ectinff Insignificant Members Printers Retiring Immensely Rich 10 Point 19AI1I0 S8a$lS0 12 M NEW DORP THRONGED MONDAY Champion Invited West Hoboken Friend Husky Ethiopian Exhibits Great Science Oklahoma Giant Demands Record Prices Boston Youth Developing Quite Rapidly Westchester Athlete Taking Long Sleep Gothamite Inteniews Chicago Architect U Point UAtlSO S0atl46 «2 7B IXIMIMTKD ARTISTIC PICTURE Aiwiuiil Convention of Steamfitters Held C<)in|M>sitor Displays Practical Judgment I 'iiited Brewers (iivinj; Elegant Dinners IVdestrian Arriving NVithin Ninety Days 'ronv)riaI $l'i84:><)7«'.>0 Artists Explained )l Citei MAtlK Ma«« IZ7S IIANDSOMKLY ENGRAVED MONCKJRAM Kxciir>tioiis \V«lnos«lny AfterncMMis and Evenings Printers UiruivinK Hand.Hnmc ('ompetition Prizes Dependent ForeiRner Suddenly Bceaine Alarmed KnthiiMaAtirnlly Welcomed EnKlinli AmlMUiMidor Uenownvd Miisicianx ArrivinR Thiirwlay Evening SPoint nAUlK 41atl20 tZZS KKNTUCKY ORATOR SAVED BANKER Auditors Revising Larjfe Record of MortfcaKcs Knmous Conductor Reorf^anitod Leading Band Manhattan I'bysic-ian Solved Twelve Problems Callable Manager Condemns New Automobile Newark Employers Raised Wajfcs Voluntarily RriMtdway Merchants UemandinK Rccojrnition Voun){ Adventurers Returned From California Constable Suspected Southern Representative 6 Point tlAlOW 46a II 10 ROD UIPIX)MATtC AOKSTS ARRIVING IN SCOTLAND Spend Knurtren Wn-k< Tourinc Brautirul liithlaad* PotnU of Intrrmt Rcachrd by AmrncAn Automobile Aviator Stnrtinron Pcrilou* KHrht Achma Continent Rspcttdve ArropUnrM Built !>>- Nrw Orlean« Cititcm Noted Comedian* Aceompanled Oarlnc Younc PiloU PoKign CoateiitanI Pralard Manacvn of Great Show Cnunlrr Boy Wln« Pame In Oraat Kn«IUh L'nivcnttr (lerman SHrntUt I,n-turFd Seoinr Class Laat PrMar Japnnnw lDmiiuinity is thrtffoUl; wr Iniiii tin* ryi-** niiil thi- hnnils of thf chiUlrpii, and (fivr f licm nnothcr mi^nns of i-xpri'SsiiiK and rwordiiijc wlint tlify Mv; we drvrlop nrti^tic i|iuility ill our nntionni industries, and so pnimote the inU-Uivtual iiiterest-i of tin- nii-ii ami women eniployetl in them; anti we eultivate in the (Kipulntion iit \nrtc>- the preriouH sense of beauty. Are not these worthy objivts for the work of our Uvvn'f Pt BliMO-D BT Tilt Ohio Institute of Drawing and Design Croniwi'll Avi-nue aiul Kiiin Street Kust Haiiicl, Oliio ^ ■ I WwrtCMK Bulfinch Oldstyle 72 Point 3A$640 4a$380 $10 20 INVENTIONS Byron Springs eOPoint 3A$550 5a$375 $925 FIVL HUNDRLD Summer Garden 48 Point 4A$3 75 8a $380 $7 55 LIGHT MON5TLR5 Undesirable Bachelor 42 Point 5 A $3 30 9a $3 15 $6 46 Y05LM1TL 5CLNERY Acrobatic Performances Numbering Equipments; tAR« 9Bi2 4& 16 10 Bulfinch Oldstyle LUMBLRING 5TLAM5HIP Announcing Demonstration Midnight Serenades Ceased 6At2ZS io»na6 t4» POPULAR C0NVLNT10NALI5T Demonstration of Art Preservative Mechanical Ability Became Scarce TAtl«6 U*S196 tS«0 NLMLROU5 PLDLSTRIAN5 TRAINING Plainly Revolutionizing Printing Methods Unconquerable Blizzards and Snowstorms lOAIIW 21an66 tt» \1LNTURL50ML BANKLR ^lonitor and Merrimac Fight I '>eautiful Nightingale Sings UA tlEO MatlU tSOO INSURANCI, DIRLCTOR5 DINL ^ ircumstantial Lvidence Produced M.irmony Showing in Supplement 'w* MA II a IT* II 10 nn I VPOGRAPHICAL BEAUTY ABOUNDS "^^ slomalic Production Increases Finances ^Ixlt-m Printers Know Prevailing Models 'tn. ss „nd $1234567890 Speed Lead lOPotnt l8AtllS 40>tl«) KH HAND50ML PRINTS LXHIBITLD Poster Workers Use Type Creations Now Playing Championship Games Lxcessive 5tudy Becomes Arduous Relative or Appertaining to Printing « Point SAiioo 48*na sta SAN FRANCISCO tXPOSITION OE.CIDLD F.ccentric Printing Relocated to the Scrap Hasp Peculiarities of Mankind Shown on Broadway Arlulic IVxder» and Omamentj (or Color Work Monumental Indiflercnce Positively Ejihibited S4Atiao mbiioo noo AOMIRINC THRONGS RtJOICt OVtR VICTORY Th« Alt PMMrvaliv* o( All Arti Tlanlii »m Awitan Prinllnt tjMoitod rtoMtv mi QuicUv R««i*ii BtaimM Nm>Ml rMhjM* Aia MkIwI Into Tvps MmtKluriiM tuRipMn AiKwWiwrmili • 5lt Httum toe Mi—lim Holor Boila ml LaunclM* Wa Raw on IM SdMiylUi Smwal ThouMnd SI234M7B90 PMnte In Ciowdi Bulfinch Oldstyle in Practical Display + +■ — .. Display IN MODERN JOB COMPOSITION ANDADVLRTI5ING LITLRATURL 50ML years ago the prevailing methods among compositors to obtain desired emphasis in type display were eccentricity and harsh contrasts. Printers who study the needs of the advertiser realize that other methods must be used if real distinction is to be secured. There is such a volume of printing coming from many sources, both in literature and advertising, that the printer in order to make his work different and distinctive must use stylish and original type faces. The best proof of the intrinsic value of new faces to the printer is shown in the tremendous growth of the American Type Founders Company If you would forge to the front, and advance in the world of printing you will add to your type equipment often 4 i I i r^V i.fS— ' Ci\724 INN7V>5 Bulfinch Border Pa 400 Bui finch Oldstyle in Practical Display :r Hlirri: :r Hi !r :r Hi :r 1: :r i:l s THLCLLLBRATED j 1 HIMAN PIPE i OR< GAN nent built for Aninstmr 1 Home and Church use 1 1 i ■ ^ ^W ■ 1 1 ■ I T tl 1 I t ! 1 4 1 ■ i Awafded FinI Prizes f 2 and GoW Medals J 1 France Cermany, Brussels ! ■ United Stales 1 1 mi\ 1 MADf. BY THf. MOST SKILLiD LABOR AND f ROM THt Bt5T 1 1 MATtRIALS TO Bt OBTAINLD 1 1 J. HIMAN & CO. i 5 No. 37 MADISON AVLNUL n ■5 BRAMTOWN. WISCONSIN i •;»■■■":»■«:■;»■■»:*:■:••:» ■■■V :»•■«:••:« '■■a Mason & Hemdan MANUf ACTURtRS Ot ANO WHOti.SAI f Df.AU-RS IN THf. rn.NTOr tlROPI AN AND AMKRICAN MADf Automobiles PRACTK-AI Rt PAIRING AND OtNIRAl. 5UPPUI.S RIDGE AND HUNTING STREtTS. COLUMBIA 1 401 Meriontype Series 72 Point 3 A $6 80 4 a $4 60 $1130 KIND NURSE Easter Styles 60 Point 3 A $5 50 $4 a $3 55 $9 05 FINE BUTCHER Modern Border 48Point 4A$380 7a$380 $760 MORNING ARGUS Greatest Mountain 42 Point 4 A $3 00 8a $3 35 $6 HOUSES FURNlSHEl Enthusiastic Speakers 402 1 .aL 5AttT6 Tmn» »« Merlontype Series INTERESTING ROMANCE Beautiful Seashore Resort New Attractions Saturday «At22B SaUAO *4 ZS SOUTHERN EXCURSION TRIPS Liberal and Judicious Selection Returning From the Battlefields 7 A tl 75 12* tl 80 $S 6S I )tVICE FOR COMFORT AND SAFETY 1 ^atrons Desiring to Rent Opera Chairs Need Only Hand in Their Application lOAtlW Matin U» 10 Point 16 All 10 a6a «14D nto RESOURCES OF RUSSIA Select Printing Machines American Type Foundry IS A II W »sttW n» BEAUTIFUL CONCERT ORGAN Lar^st Collection Ever Siiown Benevolent Bulgarian Societies nrMn uAii IS Mali* nn HARMONIOUS CONVENTION HELD Antique Ornaments Richly Bronzed Development $1234567890 Industry KLONDIKE EXPLORER FROZEN Postponed Furniture Exhibition Hudson Brld^ Delights Tourist Beautiful Lakevlew Residences Superintendent Received Order s Patni »AnM 40all« tilt DEVELOPMENT OF CERTAIN INDUSTRY Di>ubtlul linprovefn«nt Beln^ lnvc»il^at«<] Thiorouf»hly Convcrvinl With All Details Cannot Allurd to Waste Much Time Here Two Hundrcve»tetl IPabit BA|n«a Malt 10 ««0 TMtRt a NO BeiTER EVIDtNCE OF THE HIGH Avarata Good TaM« ol AfiMrtcan Prtman Than Hw Phanomanal Populaniy ol Tlw Mationiypa ■Sailaa, h Ha*Dl»nllv. BcnullfulCaraour. Elvtmitl Propottlona. I^Mfecl SI2>«M78M> In Cwfy «av ¥» Pen Prini: Series 36 Point 5 A $2 25 9a $2 on $4 2 DUPLICATE HAND PEN PRINT Showing ExcjuisiVc American Hotels 30 Point 6 A S2 05 12 a $1 95 $4 00 PRODUCING THIS DISTINCT SERIES Hqvc Original QualiVij and Cl^armmd BcQutu 24 Point 7 A $160 16a $190 13 SO FANCY DESIGNS IMITATING LETTERING Co|pvjrighVs Odd Qv\d Very Useful PrmVmg WlaVcnal TVicsc SVnking Features Pleasing Every Purchaser 18 Point 11 A $1 56 23 a $1 70 $3 2 SHOWS UNIQUE AND SERVICEABLE TYPE WITHIN ~[\\e Ink o\ VV\e Wise is of More Value \\\qy\ Blood o{ Martvjrs lVlQnuscn|pVs Carefullvj Comjposcd bvj AuVliors Were Digni-fiecl 14 Point 17 A $1 50 34 a $150 $300 SECURE AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY'S USEFUL DESIGNS Wlodern Structures Designed by Arcliitect Wlio Graduated -from Business College Youtliful Student Studied Pennianslii|p for Solving Flourislies and Pro|per Stioding NIanvj Litliogra|Dli Artists Often Produced New and Original Hand Lettered Effects 12 Point 19 A $1 35 38 a $1 40 $2 75 SEVERE SCORING GIVEN BOLD CONVICT Monster Gatliermg Has Every Available Space Pleasant Surjjrise Awaits Users of Our Product Golden Harvest $1234567890 Brings tbc Coin 10 Point 21 A $1 20 44 a $1 30 $2 50 MANUFACTURE EVERYTHING FOR PRINTERS Heavy Fog Caused YacVit: Sliglit Deloy 0{{ Sandy Hook Monogram Engraved Neatly by Prom'menl: Blacksmitli Sa{e Blower Captured in Otsego by Bravest Detective Large Com^posing Rooms Sliould Have Plenty o{ Ligbt 404 8 Point 24 A $105 49 a $120 $2 25 CARVE STATUE DURING SPARE MOMENTS Honest Quoldy and QuontUij ore Always Universol Enthusiastic DemonsVralor ProvedVery Intcrcsling SpitisVcr Removes Horsli Lines T tiroiijh Massage Juvenile Students Demand Promotion Immediately Sliortliand Exfjcrt Finds More CliarminJ Diversion 6 Point 28 A $0 95 58 a $105 $2 00 BIOGRftPH PICTURES DISPLftYING CHftRMING SCENES j| Cur'iou. G'lrl DeUct'ive Becomes Interested \r, Stronger Cnmmol Mectiomcol Deportment Becoming H'.jlil^i Profitable NowoJii»> PViotogropl.^ for Mor., Centuries Remomea on Unsolved Mjsterij Tke Declorolion of Independence wos Composed in Pliilodelpli'" Enterprising NewsboijS Promuljote Plons for Enterprising Cl»ks Greot RsrlcuUurol Dlsplo, $1231|5G7890 Rnllclpoted Next Sprlnj Pen Print m Prochcol Disblou FMoU.>W,a 1876 TrU-|>hon..189Be new Columbia-Nas^ Wotcb is now completed and reodi) {or sole. This mosterjiiece o{ the wotcViwokcr's art has been [>ronounce(l b\) ex(>erts to be tbe acme o{ perfection. All tbat skill and monei) can do to make a perfect timepiece kas been done. Tkere is no otker wotck at tke price of tkc Columbia-Nosk — $5.00 to $19.00— wkick will keep os ^ood time, and tkere is no watck ot on\j price tkat will keep more tkan a ver\| smoll fraction better time. To get tkot infinitclij small froction of accurac\j mokes i)our wotck cost about ten times as muck as tke Columbio-Nosk, and tkat small fraction is not reollt] of value in tke dav{'s work. In otker words, a Columbia-Nosk ot, sa\j $9.00, is a good enougk watck for onijbodi). Wki) not pai| us o visit and look tkem over Doted. September 19tk Harold W\. Hor\\\r\x\i\ Numb«r396 NorlU Hudfton Sirrcl Waick ComiMti^ Konsos Citij, Mo. o Order of Donees Part One 1 Woltt ^ Gallop 5 WalU-OuaanlU 6 t^ozurWo 7 Wolfi 406 Delia Robbia 72 Point 3 A $5 65 4aS4 25 $9 90 BENUMBED Highest Reign 3 A $6 10 4 a $3 45 (9 63 HOLD FRIEND Greatest Scholar 64 Point 3A$5fO 5a $3 75 $875 BURMESE KING System Unequaled 4A ?3 75 8a $3 85 $7 60 DESCRIBE HOMES Explorers Mentioned II HAULING ENGINES Describe Either Method FRAME HOUSE BURNED Experiment Bringing Motive Delia Robbia SAIt« ••»« KM «r»toi 4AtZ40 »«tZ70 »10 *>INito( 5At2a6 lla$220 M 26 SECURE NOVEL MAGAZINE Greatest Medical Board Instrudor 7An86 12an6S |3C0 HOME KNIGHTS REVISE DECISION Undisturbed Historical Emblems Retained l« Poirn 9AtI«n 18a n«S tSZS EXECUTIVE HONORED BERMINGHAM HEROES Historical Medals Discovered "'*»'*' 1.1A$t« 2ilatlS6 moo GENUINE DEMANDS SIGNED FIGURES DISGUISE MEANING Remarkable History of Government •*'''^' I6A(I» n>tl« UTS FINANCIAL STRINGENCY RELIEVED MERCHANTS PREDICT PROSPERITY CnsB of the Financial World Safely Passed Secured Amouni $1234567890 Philanthropist 407 lOPoint 18A(12£ 3«atl2S Km PUBLISHES HANDSOME DESIGNS FURNISHED PRINTED PROGRAM By Committee for the Great Celebration Mayor and Other Prominent Men There Oration by State Senator John" Monroe « Point 2IAIII5 Matllo $2 2S PROGRESSIVE PRINTERS USING AMERICAN LINE TYPE PRODUCE HANDSOME DESIGNS Delia Robbia will Aid in Every Way lo Give Your Printing chai Dignified and Faihionabic Style Which Meets the Approval of the Mod Fanidtous Cunontcr (Point 2«Atl(n ttatioo BOO BECAUSE Of rrs ATTRACTIVE VARIETY OF SIZH LEADING EXPONENTS OF TYPOGRAPHY ADMIRE THE FASHIONABLE DESIGNS SET IN DELLA ROBBIA ll PoMtiwt an Indfvidualiiy of « own ihai Producci tht An«uc Elfvco to Much DcMTod br Up-to-daw Houict Tfvjuihoui iha C«unr|F and WhKh hu Lod Mamr Pnnnn m Adipt iha Faca ForUwonAIWorlii«e designs has never appeared before in the entire history of movable types Q American Styles Lead wo.'^ sen ^^^ AmemcanType Foundeks Company ORIGINATOR AND MAKER OF FASHIONABLE TYPE DESIGNS 409 Patst OlJstyle 72 Point 3 A $7 90 4 a $4 35 $12 "5 REMINDS Bright Novel 3A$3 70 4a$350 (91 NICE BIRDS Oriental Despot 48 Point 3 A $4 15 6aS!50 $7 65 CHOICE MINES Grand Easter Hymn I 42 Point 4 A $3 50 6a $2 75 $6 25 STRONG RIDERS Orcnestral Entertainers Curfe^\^ Rings Montkly I ,, Patst OlJstyh 4A (280 Kat22a fS 00 DECEMBER QUERIES Organization Depletes Bank Innalea Dangerous Perrumes l»PMM 6At2tO llaKlO |4«0 INSURED OCEAN LINER Members of Parliament Entertain EstaDlished New Liability Branch 6AtIW 13atl80 tSM BINDING MACHINE CONCERN Modern Specmcation and Drafting Outnt bentimental Contractor Relieved Boynton 9A tl70 20a tlU tSZS NUMEROUS EVENTS Sarcastic Oration Delivered Diplomatic MaiJens Rejoice "^^< ISAtlM ZSatlM) t»00 CONSIDERED PUBLIC MEN Lithography and Engraving Influence Iiupector Dictated Stenograph Notes 10 Point 19Atl25 Wants ttIO HANDSOME PRIZE RECEIVED Beautiful Souvenir Prcsentea to Lucky Competitor Amia Deafening Cneers ana General Rejoicing at the Second Annual Flo^ver Exposition Hela in Podunk Hall 8 Pcrint 23 A 11 06 47 a tl 20 12 26 EXPERIENCED SALESGIRL PROMOTED Bn^Kt and Ornamental Array oi Jewelry and Precioui Stone* on Exhibition at Our Recently Enlarged Show Room*. Charmed Amuletf and Oriental Trinket* to Delight Sentimental Dam« : Pn4»l 1«A tl 4A .1«aliao t2 76 ENTERPRISING FIRM HONORED Remarkable Newgpaper EditoriaU Critici»ed Brilliant AutKort Receive ScatKin^f Rebuke* Magnificent and $1234567890 Cbaractcri.tic Tfu anJ & tf .'i«fc':>iW^i WfS. ■ '.-jftt-- '^vw... ■ Pabat Border ■ ■-'**«:-■'■'«*-■ '-■-rat- ■ l^tm^- i-V?>i.' i-yf!V,> ' '^s^.'^'^'^^.'i^^^.^:?^^>?iii^.^^.r;;^^>^^>^ 5S 55 V^i ;- D Tie HURD BOOK tells all about Jewelry, Diamonds, Precious Stones, Silverware, Cutlery and other articles for girts on any occasion. It contains sixty pages or reading matter as interesting as any novel of the day. Free for the asking. Our system of selling by mail appeals to people or rennement ■wKo prefer tKe quiet ana comfort of tneir o'wn library to tbe confusion and business atmospnere of the average snop. ^\^e send The Hurd Book free to tkose -wbo ask for it, and after several articles kave been selected by tbeir descrip- tion, we will send on tbe goods for personal inspection. HURD MAIL ORDER COMPANY EXCHANGE AND BROAD STS., CHICAGO NORTH AND TREMONT STS., DENVER DO a I'ubat BtirHer . ;i ircf". L''Cf 1 If u I t''cjUf CI cf C(i c'ffl B'C'i ^u', ire Founders Company Marlin and Marlin wish to announce tne Opening on Ijecemher Twentieth or tne entire First Floor or their pres- ent premises at 15 East Grand Street to DC used exclusively for tneir Ladies Shoe Service Elevator in Connection As Tnomas Durkinson sole represen- tatives in Ne^v Y ork, ^ve are snowing exclusively tne complete 1913 line ox lasnionable Hand-se'wed Footwear by the Inomas Durkinson Custom Shoe Snops, the world s greatest shoemakers Pnced at $7 upward* I our interest is cordially invited Bootmakera for Men, Women anj Children 15 East Grand St.. New York Custom Dtfxirtmtnt Entranet on Eighth Strttt 41S Paost Italic 72 Point Special Characters $2 45 per font 3 A $8 05 4 a $4 20 $12 23 H UMBLE Same Experts 60 Point Special Characters $2 25 per font 3 A $7 20 4 a $3 60 $10 80 'DEMOLISH Plumber Injur ea 48 Point Special Characters $1 50 per font 3 A $4 25 6 a $:J 25 $7 50 REPLENISHED beautiful jVLanicurist 42 Point Special Characters $1 25 per font 4 A $3 70 6 a $2 55 $6 25 I FRENCH COURT Greater Profits Reported Insurgent Hunted J^atwe Pahst Italic Sparial Chameten tl 10 pot font sAiitf T«»06 tsao EXCITED RUSTLER C^uestion Romantic Burglars Si*ccial Character* II 00 per font &A933S 7at206 $4 40 PERFECTED MOULDERS Amateur Performer Signs Contract Ca^aole jyiecnanics Examined Boiler t4l>l*M Special OianicUni iO 7S per fonl CAtaOO 10* II so t3S0 DELIVER GOLDEN TR UMPET Donemian Silversmitn Instructing Pensioner jHotewortny Playwrights Organized Society rPMM a*Ktal ChuarUn 10 ao POT font tAttW 16a II 46 IS 26 30THAM STUDENT terocwus E/e^nants Captured Ire/ana ana the Blarney Stone 10 Point MAI13S KatlU IZ60 REMARKABLE GRADUATE Youthful Prodigy Surprised Pnyaiciant Engliin AtnJete Defeated in Great Rjice Aieat Letters for Book and Job Printers Brigands Demand Two Hundred Cents UAnW »atlS6 SOS JERSEY POLICE RETURN Lumber fCing Speculating His J^oney Rustic Homesteads Nearly Destroyed IdAIISn ffiatia Utt FOUND UNDESIRABLE PONIES AlortA River Sailors Rescued Plucky Captain Eurofnan Scientist Delighted Austrian Prince 8 Point ZIAIIIS ttatlOO tttt CONDEMNS DANGEROUS STAGING Unutua) Ceremony Preceding Annua) Convention oofmy Summer Evening in Eastern Penntyrvanta Fi§herman R^urn* From Voyage ArounJ W^orlJ Oarsmen Cofla^se After ^o9t Gruelfing Contest* «P0«Dt 2ZA9106 4»a|096 |20D ARMY GENERALS EXPECTtSG PESSlO>iS Vn»0^iBtt€mttJ Cmhf»rmt*m» Emttal^J fmr TmtK* M»mtk» Rs€0rj CrtmJt Alt*»Jf*s S*t^*nilt Anmm^l EmtWTt0»nmtni t ilSMS^mO D^hAl^ CmM0mer» CJever Dancer, $1234567890 Refuse Money ^St^.^T^JtlT'' " ^"'' '' "'"" ''~'*' S^SVg94N'P$17() {326 EXQUISITE ADVERTISING SERIES PRODUCED Mature Satisfaction Recognized Judgment oi Customers When Maintaining Best Printing Construction Material P«lM I6At1S0 aoanso $3 00 MODERN TYPE FACES INTEREST DISCERNING PURCHASERS Ingenious Semblance of Engraving Process Accomplished Without Trouble Artist Featuring Many Desirable Characteristics Throughout Entire Series Show Splendid Typography with American Type Founders Company Type I'^MI IKAtlK 3«atl« nn 8Po*nt »A t1 1& BOall 10 tSS i ADVERTISERS STUDY TYPE DESIGNS special policeman returns lost ring .^. . « I . ^^ L«r(« Eiicurwoo Partie* Lcit Iron Ci(y M«inort«l Day I ni» Education Cultivates Demand for Printing Slrikin* Handwme Cover D»i(n Rrcrivnl FirU Pritf VI' .^L \A TT. r* I 1 U n \l/"»L . Ori|(inal Concretion M«J»Typo«rapliical Critic PonJ»r Worth More 1 han lx>uld Have tJoen Without ... _ ,^ , ,, , . .,„ ^ i Modern batabhahmcnt* Uacd Avil Srriea cxtrnaivrly In* American $1234567890 Type Founders Fin»a« Majaxin* AJv»rtiaMii»Bla RaproJucW in Pap«r VAtiat ttatlM ttK •t>o(nl »Alloa (tstlOO nOO REFORMED TYPOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS types on par with collective art knowledge IIMM Urcat lype Ue*i«ns Laptured the Advertising r.r-k.J A^.k— Sl-l«,J B.a,* C.-r«««. 0« W« GoMH Evtrywhere. Material* Consistently Formed 9'"'^'r"r."!*^'JrT"-,?T';^**"''*t^"^ Lmcovctm Having Immense Potency in Advertising H..rH.^M4P„.a.,^ti2M!ettnG^MmAV.\.M,T,m, 417 m. Avil in Practical Display Mm ff^ THE TWENTIETH CENTURY DECORATION Derbrand Wall Papers AWARDED SPECIAL GOLD MEDALS FROM FAIRS, EXHIBITIONS AND CONTESTS FOR BEST HARMONY AND THE FINEST DESIGNS SentJ for Catalogue of Latest Price List and Patterns Herthinson & Mulguerth DESIGNERS AND IMPORTERS Broadway and Sixth Avenue, Boston m Rose Border BeardBley Ornament 418 [1 m V- Avil in Practical Display Buyers oi Printing JUST A FEW WORDS TO THE BUSINESS MAN WHO DESIRES TO HAVE HIS PRINTING PRODUCED ACCURATELY AND PROMPTLY Wouldn't it be a great relief if you could say to your printer,"! need a catalogue, a circular, some lefterneads and envelopes, and then be able to entirely dismiss me mafier from your mind in the confidence that he will do flie work to your entire satisfaction. The printer comes to you widi a proposition that pleases: that has a strong advertising value in the suggested copy, in the proposed typography, in the color arrangement, and in the general layout. What a satisfaction to have an assured confidence that the finished product will meet with your approval Tbe printer who can io that for you must oier ef£ctent aervicc. That is what we •re )(ivin|( to our numerous customers, and we are reajy to Jo the same lor you Manders &" Bredton Printing House CORNER FREMONT AND EUCLID AVENUES. SINCLAIR. WISCONSIN m H IS Wk>.Wlf tuna> h 1^ ANNOUNCEMENT Our beautiful stock of stylish Spring Millinery, including many exclusive Pans Models, is now on display for the examination of our friends and patrons. This display is without doubt the finest ever exhibited in this city and affords the customer an excellent opportunity to make a satisfactory selection in both price and quality MENDERING &• REIDBERNS laporUng Millincf • BROAD AND NEW STREETS mu; vy w vy 41i« Bookman Oldstyle 72 Point 3 A $7 25 4 a $4 56 $11 80 REMINDER Hauling Car 60 Point 3A$65o 4a $420 11075 cTWARINERS Flying Slowlj/" 48 Point 4 A $4 25 6 a $3 25 $7 5() NAMED JUDGES Reward Endeavors 36 Point 4 A $2 75 6 a $2 -25 S5 0( c/lMERICAN HOUSE Beautifying Expensively Mighty Forces Growing 420 Bookman Oldstylc • A (2 25 9>t2ao $4 2S HUMOROUS DEPOSITOR:) ^ University gT Rushmorelj^ Southern Merchants Complain 6 A $170 10m $180 $3 60 cylDVISE HONEST SOLDIER Interesting Indictments Expected Home Discipline Gained Strength 6 A $1 5S 14 a $1 70 $8 25 DINERS REJOICED Enjoy March Banquet Ninety Invited Guests lOPoint 18AS125 3«a$12S $2 60 ELEVEN HOUSES RANSACKED Daring Burglar Entered Fine Homes Along the North Shore Drive During Month of March and Secured a Large Amount jf Clothing and Rare Jewels *A$1«0 18* $165 $3 2S DRIVERS HIT HORSES Insulting Rich Bystanders Discourage cTVlean Actions llPaial ISA $1 46 Ma $166 S3 00 FIREMAN RISKED FORTUNE Sharpers Captured Near Cleveland Remember Seven Eventful Nights >6A$I36 S2a$140 $2 76 HEMPBURG COUNCIL RESIGNED Resignations Handed Mayor Separately^ Taxpayers Making Mysterious Inquiries Report Short $1234567890 Makes Denial 9 Point 19A$12S 38 a $1 25 $2 60 STRONG MANSION CONSTRUCTED Artistic Decorations Recently Completed Delightful Garden and Beautiful Lawns Remarkable Exterior Commented Upon Magnificent Summer Resorts Described g Point 20 A $110 40a $116 tZ2S NUMEROUS ENTERPRISING FRIENDS Generous Support Secured The Nominations Bright Orations and Wonderful Pyrotechnics Dignified Candidates Rejected and Dismissed Lavish Display of Silk Hats and Frock Coats < Point ISA $0 96 47a $106 $2 00 BOSTON STAPLE BINDERS AND POPULARITY The Machine Haa Been a Boon lo Printera In General Handaome Type Pacea Are Caat on American Ltne New Htatory of Printins and Ita Great Development Celebrated Reaorta in Germany and Other Countriea Government Excrclaea Influence in New Poaaesftlon Beauliful Sentiment •I234S6;mo Celebrate Proapcrlty cA cTVl-R^ry- gTT^ ^ i «Wli alw* trmt • I* U ri*i< h 421 Bookman Oldstyle in Practical Display THE SYNTHESIS OF QUALITY ONSTRUCTION of the best grade, comprising material and workmanship; general fitness, with a complete knowledge of the art; the builder's integrity and ability of first order, and a design embodying an idea of the laws of motion, will, according to the immutable law of cause and effect make up a first-class piece of work of quality — in this case, a printing press, known to the trade the world over as a "Colt's Armory" Platen Printing, Scoring and Embossing Press. Cjudgment is a factor. A watch having an uncompensated balance wheel can readily be so finished that its cost would equal that of a Dent chronometer; yet as relates to its prime function, "it wad na be worth a tinker's dom! " It simply would be lacking quality. CThen, if a platen is so controlled that, when impinging upon the form, to prevent it from traversing the arc of a curve it must be compelled by opposing means to move in a straight line, it is a hundred to one shot that the misalliance will not endure. That is, in its dominant principle it is deficient in quality. That's simple. CQuality is relative. A mechanic might, with a hand tool, form a microscopic screw and the thread thus fashioned may compare favorably with that produced by precise mechanism; but, if time is considered, the manual method merely exhibits dexterity — like a Master Printer who successfully operates a Silurian machine. Secure Quality if You Would Produce Quality 422 Bookman Oldstyle and Bookman Italic in Display We CAROLINA SCHOOL <£f ART FOR YOUNG MEN and WOMEN is^m^^fSfrnf-w/mf-wm - - _" te at HAGENSVILLE Bookman Italic 72 Point Special Characters $1 30 per font 3 A $7 05 4 a $4 45 $11 50 MENDERS Holds Guest 60 Point Special Characters $1 00 per font 3 A $6 15 4 a $4 15 $1030 SOMETHING Bridge Special 48 Point Special Characters $0 75 per font 3 A $3 75 7 a $3 85 $7 6 INDORSEMENT Hunting Elephants 36 Point Special Characters $0 50 per font 4 A $2 65 7 a $2 50 $516 FINE SHOEMAKERS Composed Ca tchy Songs Entertained Blacksmith 424 a Bookman Italic 6 A 12 10 »alZ15 14 2ft $ MPtrfnt ENLIGHTEN INK MIXER Special Ingredients Required Customer Hints Repeat Order UPauit Sp«ri>l C)uin>rt.T> tO 25 per funt SAtlTD natlM tSSO DISGUISED JOKES EXPOSED Editors Smiling Acknowledgment Tremendous Outburst of Laughter Special ChanctOT 10 25 p«r font SAtiee 18atl70 tszs HAND SHAKERS GIVE BIG EXCURSION Outing of Yesterday Conceded Record Breaking Evidences Phenomenal Increase of Organization n All to 2SaSlM 13 00 9 Point 18Atl20 37atl30 t260 UNEA RTHC URIC US RELIC Ancient Quaint Stone Instrument ^yi^onster Crowd From Country Miners Excavating Paying Ores CAPTURING STUPID BURGLAR^ Books, Title Pages, Catalogs, Stationery Bookman Italic Very Useful Production Enhanced Unusual Ornamental Effects Elite Touches Imparted to Composition Desirable Individuality Given to Printing UPotnt isAtiM) Ttmtiii an WELCOME SPRING SUNSHINE C_/ictors Spend Vacation Near Paris Wild Flower Growing Near Roadside Frightened $1234567890 Speculator 8 Point 19A ti 10 ssati IS ea DISCOVERS ANOTHER LARGE TREE Hardwood Lumt>erini( World Again Startled Alleged Dimension Eclipse Former Records Fancied Authentic Account to be Confirmed Party Having Good Reputation for Veracity Selected to Make Necessary Measurements MralM KAtlW S4>tl» tlW HORSE RACING EXHIBITION CLOSES Lm»t Day Brings Out Unusually Large Crowd Hmndaotne Specimens Native Thoroughbreds Remarkably Clever Equestrian Performances J'mart Youngsters Learned Trade Very Fast • Point SASIOO 44atl00 tZOO EARLY MORNING FIRE DESTROYS HOTEL Firr Fttlhtintt Hemem Awmk^n thr Slumbering Guest Exciting St»aip*d«^ Pmndemontum Rtngna Suprwme Half Dated M*n, Womrn mnd Children Scantily Clad Rumh Down Iha Froaty Iron Fire Eacapaa Racklaaaiy Stonaa ofWondartul Eaeapa from Craahing Timbara Timaly Raacua; Wealthy Hermit Nearly Asphyxiated Handaoma Butldinttl3345t7B90 Total Wreck. Coal c^ cTV^ /?j) v/ uT y 426 Bookman Italic and Bookman Oldstyle in Display [^^)(^^)[o][^^)(^^][E The past 6 numbers of Wg Prospect, Sep- tember to February inclusive, will be de- livered free if this rare «*^ offer is accepted ^ before cTVlonday" the 2V' day- §f cApril ^ Twenty Impressions ^ Kreand's Engravings. Over one hundred Short Stories and Verse and Il- lustrations of the Prospect sort -^ i cTWandur Co. o7Wirandy"c>l venue J'avannah, Georgia m»^mm I ^^(^^[d][^^(^^[5 Bookman Ornaments Combination Omamrnts. Serie« No. ( 426 Bookman Italic in Practical Display Contentment Let us learn to be contented with what we have. Let us get rid of prejudices and false estimates, set up the higher ideals — a quiet home; vines of our own planting; a few books full of the inspiration of a genius; a few friends worthy of being loved and able to love us in turn; a hundred innocent pleasures that bring no pain or sorrow; devotion to the right that will never swerve; a simple religion empty of all bigotry, full of trust and hope and love — and to such a philosophy this world will give up all empty joy it has. Complimentm of (J/Woreland &^ Klingsman tylbbottsvUle, Vermont 427 Lining Oldstyle Antique No. 560 72 Point 3 A $7 25 4 a $4 55 $11 80 RESPONSE Ladies Dined 60 Point 3 A $B 55 4 a SUl 20 $10 75 BUCK FENCE More Delightful 48 Point 4 A $4 25 6 a $3 25 $7 6(1 INCOME RAISED Northern Producers 36 Point 4 A $2 75 6 a $2 25 $5 00 REDUCTION ASKED Unusual Animals Found SOPoint 5A$225 9a$200 »42;.| DESIRE ELEGANT STYLEl Entertaining Country Relatives 428 Lining Oldstyle Antique No. 560 Mr%M (A II 70 10 all Ml tsm EMINENT BOYS ORGANIZE Social Parties Held During Month Handsome Ladies Are Interested Many Members Becoming Active fi A »1 SR M II »1 7" Pt 2S IMPROVED CONDITIONS EXISTING Printers Evidently Prosperous in Country Recent Indications Denoted Advancement Numerous Mechanics Rarely Unemployed 9A tl«0 lga>l«5 t32S SPEAKING ABOUT DURABLE TYPE FACES Lining Oldstyle Antique Long Noted for Durability Generally Found in All Up-to-Date Printing Offices Much Better Results Obtained With New Material MIMtlt I.1A n4S »atlB& tson 9 Point ISA fl2S :Watl2S em FINE AMERICAN PRODUCTS Misconstrued Information Received False Documents Presented Pupils Principal Asked Rigid Investigation t6An» txati« un FIERCE FIRE DESTROYS EASTON Several Made Homeless by Conflagration Bjg tXepartment Store Completely Ruined Damage Great $1234567890 No Insurance *■>*■*» UAns umtia tiu BURGLARS RANSACK COUNTRY HOMES Rctidcnta Becoming Alarmt'd ThrouRhout Town Lon* Highwayman Kidnaps Whole Police Force Entire Population Now in State of Consternation 4» POLITICIAN ANSWERED REBUKE Reports Submitted Are Considered False Organizations Demanded Public Apology Newspiapers State System is Demoralized Prominent Merchants Vigorously Protest Harmony Prevails Along Political Circles HPoint WAtllO 40atl l& nn RURAL GENTLEMAN VISITED CIRCUS Greatly Amazed During Evening Performance Comical Trained Animals Caused Amusement Elephants Created Wild Panic During Parade Marvellous Feats Performed by Young Indian Red Lemonade and Peanuts Received Notice • Point SA(0*6 «7atia6 nm BRIGHT PUPILS ARGUING CELEBRATED CASE Noted Profe«Bora PrvpartngStrenuou* Eiamlnattons Untvrralty Oraduatr* Racclving Honorable Mantlon Stale Normal Schoola Participated In Recent Conleat Northern Educatora Denounced Private Inatltutlona Rtllgloua Boclctlea •IZMW7MD Securlni Conalderable Light Dorsey SOPoint 3A$615 4a$375 $990 INHERITING Robust Charm Stronger Lines 48 Point 3 A $3 70 7 a $3 SO $7 6(> EXPERT DESIGN Quality Considered Selecting Buildings ! 36 Point 4 A $2 35 9a $2 66 $5 0 BRIGHT JOURNEYMEN Studiously Improve Mind^ Recognize Trade Literatur^ Unique Enthusiasm Found 430 , 1 Light Dorsey SA tl M> llaCWl M2S EXPERIENCED SUPERINTENDENT Realizes Enormous Cost of Time Bought Improve American Material Extensively ODERN TYPE EQUIPMENT Orders Receive Prompt Attention Deferment is Manifestly Unwise eAtiTK iiKtiTs nm in A (160 2Uil>l«fi t»25 [SPLENDID TYPE FOR GENERAL PURPOSES Light Dorsey is a Peculiarly Adaptable Type Face It May be Profitably Used on Many Kinds of Work Besides it Has a Strong Companion Face in Dorsey U A SI 46 tlmtlU ttOO LIGHT DORSEY FOR DISPLAY Proper Types for Modern Printers Creating Strong and Neat Display Stylish Design Properly Executed B Paint IZAtllO 44a II 16 K 26 THE MAIN ITEM OF EXPENSE IS TIME Adequate Facilities Increase Products of Time Every Tiine-Saving Facility Should be Utilized An Ample Supply of Material Pays for Itself Have You Enough Type, Leads, Slugs and Rule Your Lost Time May Coat Enough to Buy This lapatei 17 A II 36 Sail 40 12 76 (Point »AtO»6 60*1106 eoo MANY HOURS LOST ON THE PRESS Wonderful Electric Display Last Evening Lost Time of a Compositor and Pressman Guarantee $1234567890 Chattel Mortgage **'*• UAHV *7ali30 BSD THE PRINTER IS WORTHY OF HIS HIRE Men Will Demand Just Reward for Themselves Yet Browbeat the Printer Into Cutting His Price Sauce for the Goose is Also Sauce for the Printer 431 COMPLETE COURSE OF PRINTING INSTRUCTION Print«n Study th« DiipUy Patfea in Our Type Showing* And it is Our Aim to Make Them Instructive ss Possible TbM* Paaea Oder SuMMtions for a Great Variety of Jobs Which are Often Pound Acc«vW •< Jek oilk Nmi>«« mm4 it— 4 It CeaMaa efl lae QtsilaiM tm PWel-CleM CiiphmI.— ea FkMr ai MisH im Citil am. P—>aiin. BMawii. P«i4m •»■ t« f eH liXf laisa Ihef Ki^ewe • Heel. SiiiiiisMi Type Pace Light Dorsey Italic 18 Point S> A $1 25 24 a !f2 no Si 2,i EIGHTY ENTHUSIASTIC ADVERTISERS REJOICED PURCHASING BEAUTIFUL LIGHT DORSEY ITALIC Kind Magistrate Sentenced Rough Prisoner to Lockup Millionaire Manufacturer Bought the Fake Gold Brick Weather Bureau Reports Heavy Rainfall in Michigan Contain Delightful Typographical Usefulness Within 14 Point 12 A $1 25 32 a $1 75 $3 00 ENTERPRISING COMPOSITOR SAVES MUCH VALUABLE TIME HUNTING SORTS ABOLISHED IN ALL PROFIT MAKING SHOPS Particularly Adapted for Magazine Advertisements and Fine Work Royal Horseman Holds the Prominent Place in Coronation Parade Printing Condition Much Improved by Scientific Type Manufacture Craftsmen Demand Useful Borders and Ornaments for Best Work Torpedo Boat Destroyers Sailed Northward via Boston Light Today 12 Point 15 A $1 10 43a $165 $2 75 8 Point 18A $0 85 54a$140 $225 HUSKY SERGEANT GAVE LOUD ORDERS BOUGHT MODERN PRINTING MA TERIAL Best typography is getting away from all the eccentricity that was formerly being used, it being nearly eliminated; the circular should be easy to read and not be overcrowded with unnecessary ancient $1234567890 type faces 10 Point 16 A $0 95 47 a $1 55 $2 50 HANDSOME DESIGNS RETURNED YESTERDA Y MANY NOTABLE GENTLEMEN RECEIVED PIES The American Type Founders Company produced and sold many new faces, the total volume of its business increased; from this policy of increasing volume by giving the printer what he wanted, and decreasing cost of manufacture and an increasing excellence of the product was born the leadership 432 MONSTER GATHERING WELCOME HEROINE DASHING BEAUTIES CAUSING ADMIRATION One would think that this great Company.wilh its infinite variety of faces, would rest content on its laurels and forego the trouble and expense of constantly issuing new faces. But this it must not and will not do. This Company knows thai the printer is calling for new faces, because they bring him new customers and also hold his old ones. As long as this Company leads this branch of the printing industry, it will maintain custom 6 Point 21A$075 63a$125 $2 « SCORCHING A UTOMOBILE STRIKES TELEGRAPH POI.I SUPERB TYPE QUALITIES INTRODUCED EXTENSIVEL The business men of the United States are better educate on lyt>e than are those of any other country in the wort: The printing press of this country is educatini everyone demand better printini. Eccentricity of composition li.i\ been used so much, and so ihoroulhly tried oat. that it b. practically been relegated to the past as useless. Today an, tomorrow call for plain, sane, easily-read composition, tcr^ printed. Since this kind of printing is almost standard!!" the only way inwhich novelty and difference canbeobtami is in the use of the newer display faces in their various size Buyini faces are a great 11234567S90 help to the composite The Dorseys in Combination ORiaiSAl. TYKiCRAmY OUR HOBBY Mf'Vt Print ] : Letterheads. Billheads Cards, Circulars, Folders Fine Booklets, etc. WE NEVER DISAPPOINT A CUSTOMER ON A PROMISE. YOU GET THE JOB WHEN ITS DUE 251 HERIM AVENUE 'i' 'i' V •i' •i' •i' •i' •i' •i' 'i' 'i' 'i' 'i' 'i' 'i« •i' 'i> MB|«(Nid rVwrt H*ll» Col ■oiBcaoIp^ SJI o|o Printing for Profit «*< ti |UNCY quality and style are by far the best obtainable for many miles around. Fitted up with the best of equipment and new and up-to-date material. Our men are artists in every sense of the word. Located in the business center of the city, within easy reach of supply houses, prompt shipment of our supply orders is thus insured, which, in return, warrants a quick and convenient execution and delivery of the finished product promptly at the time promised THE MUNCYART PRINT AS DONE BY THE BVSY niESS 641-643 Henry Street BOWUNG. TEXAS !i ill ill oio ill oio I lis ii !i !! !! !! !l 4.33 Dorsey Series 72 Point 3 A $8 60 4 a $6 30 $13 90 HENRIKS Gold Metal 60 Point 3A$7 45 4 a $4 65 $1210 ESTHETIC Great Stand 48 Point 3AS4 60 4a $2 90 $7 60 NORTH FORK Rare Specimen 36Point 3A$265 6a$246 $500 BRIGHT COMPOSER Dismounted Rounders! I Mechanics Exposition 4An96 Sallin t4» Dorsey Series FINE DORSEY SHOWING Increase Distinct Harmony Modern Type Faces Shov^n MIWbi 6 A $165 lOatltlS tS GO EXCURSION BEARING WEST Mutineers Proclaim Sentiments Every Question Being Arbitrated UMnt 8AttSS ISatlTO SS2S WONDERFUL SPECIMEN EXECUTED American Line Type Faces Please Printer Refined Theatrical Performance Coming 10Atl35 22atl6S $3 00 THE ORIGIN AND FOUNDATION OF PRINTING Binding Books Carries Us Back Perhaps More Than Thousand Years, When Very Heavy Leaden Tablets With Inscribed Hieroglyphics Were Put Together arirtit uAttas 26ati«) an STANDARD LINING MATERIAL Gives Success to Every Up-to-date Printer and the Use of Distinctive Type Faces for a Booklet or Other Attractive Printing $1234567890 8 Point IBAtllO S&atll& tZK EXPERIENCED CATALOG PRINTER Remarkable Designs Pertectly Drawn Conservative Newspaper Publications International Exposition in Petersburg All Striking Characteristics Illustrated Interviewed Progressive Typographers Wonderful Tales of Strange Countries ^f"'** UAtiat Matiat nm BARGAIN IN REBUILTMACHINERY We Have Always Taken Great Interest In Workina and Doins Everything for the Prosperity and Welfare of Printing 436 • P«tat 10AtO96 «atla( 1100 BNTBRPRISING PRINTERS SUGGESTIONS TIM Ollwr Day One ol Our CuMomcr* Wanted A Poat Card Announcing HIa Taxicaba lor lh« AuloRacea. He Did Not Know What He Waa Going to Get Until HeSawlhePlralProol; Then He Waa Tickled. We Secured > 1 234887890 The Dorseys in Combination o|o o|o lll o|o lll olo o|o o|o o|o o|o o|o o|o o|o o|o o|o o|o o|o |0| o|o |o| o|o 121 o|o o|o o|o o|o o|o o|o o|o lll o|o lll o|o lll olo lll olo o|o o|o o|o o|o o|o %.°^ ■ o^ o»olp*. ■ o| o|o II o|o TYPE BORDERS, ORNAMENTS BRASS RULE,V\^OOD GOODS AND OTHER SUPPLIES i II T is fast coming to the point where the office with antiquated equip- ment will be so much handicapped that soon it will be impossible to show a profit on w^ork produced under those conditions. Savings are being made in labor and floor space which must eventually in- fluence and finally control prices of printing. One of the principal factors in the saving of labor as well as floor space is our line of Modernized Printing Office Fur- niture. Do you w^ant to make a saving of 33 per cent, in labor and 50 per cent, in floor space? If so, immediately ask for more detailed information and booklet American Type Founders Company II olo i!i 0|0 II olo i!i olo ill olo i!i olo 111 olo II olo : i!i olo i!i olo 111 olo 111 olo 111 olo Il |ol %P.^«01HO^OiHIOi^Oa[iO^OHaO^OHiOHO^Oi^O^Oi^OMiO^OHBO^O^O|0 ^nTOMn^O^O^O^O — Oii^OilO^O^OWO^OiWO^O^O^O^OiMO — oii*°" ^O^OaHOI^O^O^O^O^O^OHaOMO^OHaOHHOi^OaHiO^OHHOHBO^O^ • o^oaHoi^o^o^o^o^o Inland Border No. 1S43 Inland Ornaments, Series No. 65 OMOI 436 The Dorseys in Combination Are You Playing Santa Claus to a MAN or BOY this year? MISTER &SON HABERDASHERS 21 South Mekin Street KIRTSHAM, IND. I It will be very gratifying to holiday shoppers when they visit our large store and find the great variety of beautiful showings, such as young and old appreciate at this time of year. Useful presents in our various departments cannot be equalled by other firms. An invitation is cheerfully extended all to inspect this wonderful showing of goods appropriate for the season's business. Tea served ladies PROMPT DELIVERY We wish to call your special attention to oar Gents' Furnishini Department, which cannot be praised too highly: with such a varied lint to select from, one will have comparatively little trouble in selecting a handsome holiday present lor a tenlleman Condensed Dorsey T2 Point 3 A $7 20 4a $4 35 $1166 PRODUCED Make Engine 60 Point 3 A $6 15 4af3 75 $990 HURTS KING Shows Quality )A$3 70 7a$380 $750 MONEY CHOSEN Production Greater i 4A S2 35 9aS265 $500 DELIGHTFUL HISTORY Modern Printing Materials Handsomer Display Letter t 438 AAtiu ustzao ua Condensed Dorsey CONDENSED SERIES CHARM Buys Modern Dorsey Installment Desired Sensational Performance I ' 6 A $175 12m $175 $3 50 SECURING CURIOUS ENTERPRISES Considered Determined Bankers Lightly Instantly Answered Strenuous Remarks 10A$160 »>tl66 Its BUILDING LONGEST NORTHERN RAILROAD Our Superior Material Brought General Satisfaction Distinct and Original American Type Faces Pleased Recognizing Foreign Mechanics Through Invention 14Afl46 natlU $3 00 PUBLISHERS DESIRE SERIES Our Gifted Senator Shows Ability Inspiring Orations Delight Crowd [The Extraordinary Characteristic SPotaat 2ZAniO 44atllB tZ25 RUSH HINDERING ARTISTIC PRINTERS Aboliihed Tyrant Rulers Who Enjoyed Cruelty Husky Infanta Cried Lustily During Luncheon Strongest Banks Easily Wrecked by Dynamite Extensive Mountain Range Climbed by Expert Great Aviation Feats Performed by Foreigners tt ftrtfrt 17 A II U .'K1atl«) tzn PRINTS MODERN ADVERTISEMENT Newspapers Demanded Condensed Dorsey Requiring Honest Typographical Standard American Type Founders Company Faces Finest Stories $1234567890 Ever Written 6 Point 25AI0 9S 60a$l(k5 12 00 ENTERPRISING HOUSES ADVERTISED HEAVILY Inmranc* Collvctors Enlvrtaio Many Prominent Guests Eolira Series Show Oualitics that Aids General Prinltnt Diafinet Results Obtained Easily with American Border EHQuiiitr Style Shown Throughout Our Specimen Pa(es Europeen Acrobats Displayed Great Eaerfy White Here This Legible and Readable Type is of Uausual Durability PepuUr American Line Type Stytea Strongly Adveealed MwUra PUnIs Kept |t2M667M) Busy Throufhout Seaaoa MANY RESOLUTE COMRADES AROUND Housewife G)mplain8 About Nearly Everything ChiroiiMntic Developments Explained Publicly Make* Beautiful Ornaments and Borders Today Liihtnintf Strikes Old Church Tower Near Top 430 t ro4nl ZL'APIW 44«l|i>;. (2'«l COHDMSID DOISIT PLSASINO CIITICAL CUSTOHSRS CttvWtMM Or*to< S**ar*d 1^ R«l««mB %f Thr*«l*KlM %»p—mf DsttM A«rifc>li« f*«l« P«rlM«»*4 hr f •■»•«■ Alhl«la« MMhiM ■•P*«S Pl«*lr •! nmm»t Dtoflay Trv* —4 Hiwliiwi 0>»iwU Condensed Dorsey in Practical Display PRINTING EMBOSSING and DESIGNING G HERE is no other investment that brings such sure and constant profits as printed salesmanship as we do it. There is no other method of getting business so inexpensive. While you are thinking of our booklet you may be in need rr^l of billheads, letterheads, labels or receipt books. _|^ llG Now is the time to follow in the .^^ ^^ _^^ footsteps of that army of success- L^ I /\ | l^ LJ A \ / 1.^ |\T ful merchants who are, in making J— ' X-i XX V>' X V. XVXA. V X-i X^ fortunes for themselves, building up the great printing industry so rapidly. Let us do your printing. CHICAGO PRINTING HOUSE NEW YORK BOSTON Delia Robbia Border Knickerbocker Ornate Department Store Initial You Should Keep Your Policy In Force "I thank you for the prompt payment of claim on my brother for $435," writes a Millertown beneficiary. "I was much surprised when the agent gave me a check for $20 more than the policy called for, because of a concession made to policyholders by The Hamberg. My brother was insured just a little over one year. I was going to let this policy lapse just two or three weeks ago, but your Assistant Superintendent spoke to me and showed me where it would help me out, in case my brother should die. I highly recommend The Hamberg Insurance Company to all those who are not insured." The Hamberg The time you think of letting a policy lapse is probably the time you are in need of it most Ven»atite Ornament 440 The Dorseys in Combination aaa aoo • 2 FASHIONABLE^*^ KINGSBURG □ DO Doa BOOTS & SHOES DQQ aoD ^aNGSBURG SPRING STYLE SHOE TALK From the regular Kingsburg stock of Men's splendid shoes for spring wear we selected certain styles to sell at lowered prices because the sizes are broken and shall not be replenished. Kingsburg quality is favorably known; even the most discriminating sportsmen appreciate it. Calfskin, button or lace, with the fashionable Parisian style toe-shape; stoutly built shoes with oak soles for hard usage. Latest styles in tan or black, calfskin and patent leather, the best hand-sewed shoes made for spring Prices, raniinS from $3.50 to S7.00, plainly woven in strips S. J. KINGSBURG f^'^z°:."HV^?fl PRINCEY, ME. 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Here is an unusual opportunity for anyone with a little time and patience to make money. The author of this book is a pioneer breeder and authority on this subject and he has explained all the essential details so clearly that anyone can Make Money From the Start D° II II II n coo 0 <9 a 9 a s 9 I I I J I I u coS a SoD< Pan. I Border Knickerbocker Omatea Boston Breton Cast Squares >caoD( >CD< >COD< >CD< >CD w nr ^ ^ s I — I ^ s s 3! IE DC IL Press Notices Mr. Jack Morrison has proved himself a versa- tile ornament in the art of literature by his latest book. Comedy and drama are equally well handled There is a saying that all the world loves a lover. 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We help you to business success American Type Founders Company Originator and Maker of FashioitaNt Dtsignt in Type, Border t and Ornaments Selling Houses Located Throughout the United States D_n D D 446 Lining Gushing Oldstyle Italic 72 Point 3 A $6 50 4 a $4 15 $1066 DIRECTORS Printer Bright 60 Point 3A$5 25 4a$330 $8 55 BARNRAISED Steamer Delayed 48 Point 4A$3 90 7a $360 $7 50 REDUCING PRICE^ Important Publication 42Point 4A$290 9a$335 $62 HONEST YOUNG MEU Always Find Employ meni^ Neat Boys Generally Liked^ 4At2«> 9*tt<0 ttOO Lining Gushing Oldstyk Italic NUMEROUS EXCURSIONS Returning Rather Discouraged Answered Interesting Question hr^tri 5Ann6 loatzao mzs mjOYING PLEASANT DRIVE Discussing Matrimonial Proposition Minister Satisfied Love-Sick Couple 6Afl7t IZktlTS KM \BROKEN ENGAGEMENT REPLACED Homes Entered by Numerous Bold Burglars Detective Unearths Notorious Outlaw Band loAtie i9ati«o taa JNING GUSHING ITALIC landsome and Durable Series inters Recognize This Fact in Point ZIA$11S 4eatl3S t2«l PROVED STRONG DISPLAY SERIES Lovely Lining Gushing Oldstyle Italic Type Containing Numerous Exquisite Features Printing Greatly Benefited by Ornaments American Type Founders Company Maker ',- p'^fci MAtltf t(>tlH BOO IMINENT SPEAKER RETURNS large Audience Greets Noted Editor ^ormer Politician Expected to Speak 17 A (I » XT* n 4t a 7S MEETINGS CREATING EXCITEMENT lundreds Interested in Wonderful Movement tl» KSO ADMIRED MOST CAREFUL ARTISAN Clearest Faces Designed for Beautiful Book New York Publishers Invited Old Resident Jockeys Injured in Most Exciting Contests srWnt BAn 10 Mains ttn UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS QUALIFIED Hanten Ctptnrcd Strange Tropical Quadmpcdt Moch Ducnnion Over Lateit Infraction of Rule Preumen andCoropoailon Seeking Emplojnnent • PMbI MAtOW UatllO ttOO rAKMsas T«AViL root Btn«Da>D milb tn ctaoi HIM BatflM f Mill Inalaf* tpMl M Kacka«ir Bnck •wf !■» tiaaarli liiaHiili ol fi^iiHi Vevag FiMdi Daarii T>,imT Ttmim WW tliMSCnW Too Dam WMm« DrWi Lining Frencli Oldstyle No. 552 72 Point 3A$6B5 4a$425 $10 8 MINE Shafts 60 Point 3 A $5 60 4 a $3 55 {K 15 Dines PRINCE 48 Point 4A$4 05 7a$365 1770 MONKEY Climbed 36 Point 4A$2 60 8a$250 $500 Character MODERNIZED 30 Point 5A$2 05 10a $225 $430 PROSPEROUS Hotel Owners 24 Point 7 A $185 12a $175 $3 60 10 Point DESCRIBE HORSE Honest Investments 22A$1 15 43a$136 $2S0 12A$0 60 SHOWING EXQUISITE FEATURES MORE Holiday Presents Being Received Fires Destroyed Beautiful State Houses Remove Columbian Machinery Exhibit 20 Point 8 A $166 15a $160 $3 26 9 Point 23 A $120 46a $130 $8511 14 A $0 50 FISHERMEN DROWN Departed Easter Sunday 18 Point 11 A $160 22a $1 66 $3 25 SENTRY FIRED SIXTY SHOTS Heavy Order of French Oldstyle 12 Point 16A$130 32a $145 $2 76 10 a $0 50 DESIGNS MODERN PRINTING PLANT Many Banks ^1234567890 Receive Coins 452 EXCURSION STEAMERS REMARKABLE ALARMED Over Many Threatening Notices Children Rendered Delightful Entertainment New Counties Demand Equalization Board; SPoint 24A$105 48a$120 $2 15 A $0 50 INVENT PRACTICAL COLOR PHOTOGRAPHl EXPERT Mechanics Require Substantial Material Magnificent Returns Gained Througti Investmen Require Natural Talent Throughout Entire Seasoi 6 Point 25 A $0 90 SlaillO B" 22A$0 50 MYSTERIOUS IMPORTANT DOCUMENT VANISHE Beautiful Editions Contained Halftones and Enpavini Gigantic Scheme Uncovered by Wonderful Girl Dctecliv Rainy Weather Costs $1234567890 Factories Much Monoj :%^ Lining French Oldstyle No. 552 in Practical Display TYPOGRAPHY AND THE ADVERTISING INSTINCT I AVE you ever considered the relation of typesetting to advertising? One of the very best known advertising experts in the United States has paid as high as fifty dollars for setting up a single advertisement, the standard magazine page size. This man knows the value of correct typography. Years of analytical experience and careful tabulation of results has taught him that the pulling power of an advertisement can be !' "ubled or trebled by correct typography. Shrewd Jvertising managers no longer hesitate to pay ten, fifteen, or twenty-five dollars for setting a single idvertisement. They find it money well invest^. Correct t>-poKraphy Involves first of all what might be called the advertising instinct. Just the ordinary '•t>T)esetting" Is not typography In the sense here Intended . A knowledge of advertising reciuirements Is essential . A staff of iiigh-priMd competent compositors Is also essential. For years we have made a leading specialty of graphic typography for advertisers. We put into our work ' advertising Instinct plus experience and knowledge of what is required. HARNOR-ROSKAN PRESS 1 IS HOHEMIA STREhT s JC Lining French Oldstyle Italic No. 552 12 Point 16 A $1 35 32 a $1 50 $2 85 EXQUISITE MODERN SELECTIONS Beautiful Types Always Remaining Popular General Printing Establishments Used Italics Graceful Letter for Neater Practical Display Sold by American Type Founders Company Original Features Charm Timid Customers Reorders at Frequent Intervals Show Result Striking Style and Dignity Observed Herein Supreme Qtuilities of Ingenuity and Strength Useful Figures $12H367890 Included Also 10 Point 19 A $1 25 38 a $1 30 $2 55 MARI/ELOUS BUILDING TOIVERING ABO^E Contracts Given for Breaking Public Highu-ay Stones Government Dredge Working Near Statue of Liberty Placing Awnings on Front Veranda a Sign of Spring Tired Excursionists Rest Under Spreading Elm Trees Visited Popular Maine Hunting Grounds Frequently Youthful Golf Player Showing a Fancy Stroke to Men Disgraceful Rioting Followed an Unpopular Decision Beautifully Formed Diver Gets Wonderful Notoriety Famous Historians Receiving Much Unearned Praise Sailor Received Great Welcome at New York Harbor 9 Point 26 A $120 oOa$130 $2 SO SHOIVING PRONOUNCED IMPERFECTION Tender Hearted IVortien Became Hysterical Today Blind Man Walks Beside Charming Servant Ctrl Apprentices Receiving Much Needed Encouragemtnt Large Steamer Titched Dangerously During Storm Giant Westerner Found Valuable Diamond Rings Clever Bicycle Racer Wins National Championship 8 Point 23 A $105 46a$120 (226 STRICTER CWIL SERVICE EXAMINATION Old Revenue Cutter Sunk in Collision with Barges Fireman Scalded with Escaping Steam in Fireroom Engines Stop at Critical Moment and Never Moved New Wireless Telegrapher Flashed Distress Signal Captain Found Nearly Starved by Searching Party Reporter Sent to Scene of Horrible Accident in Bay Pictures and Description Printed in Largest Papers 6 Point 26A$09o 52a$105 $200 MODERN SPECIMENS DESIGNED IN LIGHT COLORS Mechanics from Boston Showed Goodjudgmcnt While Working Railroad Fireman Held Position During Slack Business Season Mexican Frontier Swarmed with Hungry Seventeen Year Locusts Beautiful Niagara yisited by Curious Nature Loving Residents Competing Printer Submitted Various Estimates to Government Presenting Wealthy Bride of Foreign Count in Court at England International Association of Ambitious Mechanics is Orgattitine Enthusiastic Conventions Presenting Grand Reports to Secretary Remarkable Historic $12HS67S90 Kingdom Unearthed in India lOU ARE INVITED TO BE PRESENT with ladies at a feast given by the members of the UXfMpareil Club in celebration of the most prosperous year the Club has enjoyed since its organisation. Kensington House, Friday Evening, December ninth, Nineteen hundred and twelve, at eight-thirty o'clock. Music will be furnished by the Kensington Glee Club and addresses will be delivered by President Johnston, Secretary Richardsmitb and others M SAMUEL I. JOHNSTON President JAMES RICHARDSMITH Secretary RICHARD H. YOUNG FRANK E. HARDING JOHN F. EARLY CLAUDE MERCER Directors 464 (AtZTS 9st2U IB 10 Camelot Oldstyle HARMONICA INSTRUCTION Unmerited Rewards Distributed Merchandise Ouotations Lower t*NM 6At200 UatZW 1440 CUSTOMERS DEMANDING PURITY Notification Granting Exclusive Rights Demands Superior Advertising Mettiod 8A$1<0 u«tim fSSO LARGE NEW TURBINE STEAMSHIP ARRIVES Unusually Intelligent People Sonnetinnes Leave Enormously Overpopulated Districts Imperilled UAtlM »«»ITB 1326 PRODUCED SOME MYTHICAL STORIES OF THE PRAIRIES Pa the Edification of Diminutive People Hunting Wild Animals Appliances and Processes for the Manufacture of Underwear bmm ICAtt 1& 40afie0 12 76 MADE IN EIGHT SIZES AND VERY USEFUL Our Qvilization and Modem Advancement Difficulty With Forms Not Properly Locked Up Experimenting $ 1 25456?a90 Considerations 8 Point 20AI08& 6Zatl40 t2tS FRIENDSHIP CEASES WHEN YOU NEED MONEY Consequential Individual Promoted to Authortty Understand How to Print and Suit the Customer Mention That Most Famous of Salmon Vaters Knovledge Is Necessary In Highest Mechanics Responsible Positions Always Open to Graduates 1«A*1 16 40>tlSS 12 60 SPRWOmME Wli MAKE THE OLD FEa YOUNG Inventing ttK Fine Art Which Perpetuates History CredH of Achievements Has Been Long Contested Method of Reducing the Weight of Poci<.ettxx)ks 466 « Point 26AtO«0 60s(ll0 tIM PINE CHANa rOft IXJVE8S Of EXCaUNT UTBRATUM NO WrtUnfi But Thoae of the Best Autton In CoUflCtion Barsam Sale In latest looks Wrtlten by Popular Vrlten Comnenclnt Thunday Mocnlns at the PtAliaNnc Hou*e Valuable Instnjctlve Uteratuie la a Nooeailty to Prtnten furttcr Intonnatton by 1 1 iMS'rato Mdreialni OliacI Lining Jenson Oldstyle No. 2 72 Point 3 A ?5 45 4 a $3 65 $9 10 NUMBERING Royal Kingdom gQPojn^ 3 A $5 65 4a $2 95 $8 60 FRENCH COINSi Markets Destroyed 54Point 4A$470 8a$406 $87| GRAND SMOKER Remarkable Number 4 A 53 95 9a $3 70 $' FOREIGN EMPIRES Explored Strange Islanc Lining Jenson Oldstyle No. 2 4At3IS ••noo Mtt SURPRISE NEIGHBOR Modern American Designs 5A KHA 9m K-iD 1506 SECURE HIGHER PRICES "Expend Manufacturing Capital 6Ae40 io«n9o USB HISTORIC MANSION BURNED Several Beautiful Emblems Destroyed 7A enn 13»»1 50 t3 50 BANKER HONORS ENGLISH CHECK International Business Confidence Established 10An« fDatlM tSZB 10 Point UAtlM »a(l20 tzeo EXPLODING MAGAZINE Authorities Deny Responsibility Officers Demanding Admission MA tl ao Mall «o noo ARTISTIC BORDER DESIGNS Ordinary Jobs of Printing Enhanced American Designs Always Original SOUVENIRS ARE DISTRIBUTED Mcritorioos Work Heartily Rewarded Charming: Graduates Attend Summer Exercises and Receive Their Diplomas Happy Recipients Heartily Applauded s Point a A tin tfatioo n» MAGNinCENT HOME IS DESTROYED Excited Ndghbon Volunteer Tbdr AiriiUncc Duriac a MldaMii CoaiUpttioa which Ruined BinchAnitoa't Mnl PaUUil Roldencc, CapUin BowCiTryinc to Get Policy, w«i Slightly Injured MAIItt aattlD R» • Polat SAnCO MatlOO tt«0 STRIKING ADVERTISING LETTER Undoubtedly Realize Handsome Dividends Producing Attractive Commercial Printing Brings Golden $ 1 234567890 American Coin DBUCHTFUL OONCBRT GIVEN BY MAROSCH Vlttpmctm timmmitt Sravfeaar OrtlMMn •! TwtatftM l»t«<-«i Umtm tfca Dtncttm «1 tin F i aiini PjHKmi Luitt F«ur BT«alBai Wa B( Dtv«M4 w iIm R«i S 1 2 S4S *7 «*ONN|bilT P«fi«ra>UK« 467 Lining Jenson Oldstyle No. 2 in Practical Display M KNIGHT THE LAST WORD IN QUALITY THE KNIGHT BROTHERS WERE PIONEERS IN SPECIAL PAPERS AND HAVE ALWAYS KEPT WELL IN THE LEAD IN NEW IDEAS EPUTATION for good paper must rise or fall with the quality of the product. It is most important that we keep the quality of our paper above the average. This has been our object ever since we embarked in the paper business. The Knight Paper Company, with their well-known reputation for quality of product and business honesty, stands behind every sheet of KNIGHT PARCHMENT. It is the business paper for those who desire to give expression to all the highest commercial ideals. This paper combines the reliability of the ages with modern day progress. It is always the first choice of the printer's careful customer, and also the first choice of the discriminating buyers who appreciate quality. The printer will do well to show his customers this paper; it will mean a satisfied clientele and more profit. Send for our new and original sample book DUKE BOND We still carry a large stock of the famous Duke Bonds, all colors and weights. It is a very desirable paper stock for ordinary business forms ^ THE KNIGHT PAPER CO. OFFICES AND MILLS, NORTH OLEANA, OHIO BRANCH OFFICES : NEW YORK, CHICAGO. CLEVELAND, BUFFALO, SEATTLE JflDSfHi Initial Stratfamore Omunents Cloister Borden 458 Lining Jenson Oldstyle No. 2 in Practical Display THE RELATION OF APPLIED DESIGN TO OUR MODERN INDUSTRIES vKv»«vi* ELIGHT in the graceful line and well-balanced form are universally inborn. Regard for this has always been shown in utensils and in con- struction. To nearly every form of product, design of some kind expresses the de- gree of the designer's or workman's interest in his work and his conception of appropriateness. Doorways, windows, and the whole facade are appreciations of the purposes of the building and the abilities of the architect. Of the things that go into the house, furniture and utensils, there are the same elements of regard for beauty of form and appropriate decoration. In all indus- trial products, applied design has an especially prominent part in forming a practical product. Forms of knives, forks, spoons and pitctiers follow the general model, but the de^m of Interest and merit of the pattern depend on the decorative design that is used as well a on form. The different periods of ornament are used espe- cially in this class of products, German, French and English models being most conspicuous, so that we have tableware, wallpaper, and furniture in which the derign is held as clotely as pooible to the periods ttfraenietLJtj*jtjijtj*j*j* r Vu>ulUB«4n THE NEW IDEA OF THE MOIRBURGH BANKING CORPORATION rr/JO do the rig;ht thing;, at the right time, in the right way; to do some thing? better than they were ever done before; to eliminate errors; to kix>w both sides of the question; to be courteous; to be an example; to for love of the work; to anticipate requirements; to develop resources; to iccognize no impediments; to master circumstances; to act from reason rather tlun rule; to be satisfied with nothing: short of perfection. »»»»» 4M Lining Jenson Italic No. 2 72 Point 3A$680 4a$360 $1030 HINDER Fights eOPoint 3A$550 4a$280 $8 30 CONTRIBUTION Rosebush Kingdom 54Point 4A$470 7a$415 1885 BIG REDUCTIONS Escapade Denounced 48Point 3A$460 6a$315 $7 7 MODEST NUMBERS Harmonious Serenades 42Point 4A$355 7a$270 $62 MAZIPOMA SPRINGS Renegade Detains Butcher L Lining Jenson Italic No. 2 Mat 4Ati!70 »•«» VW SURGEONS RECOGNIZED Elementary Publication Revised 6AtZ3n lOallM M2» REFORM DISHONEST MAIDEN Desperate Men Destroyed Battlement 7A tl M 12l II .V fSSO CONSTRUCTED MODERN MANSION Numerous Incriminating Documents Purloined Revolutionists Destroy Beautiful Monasteries lIAtlTO ZnmllBS »2S DELIGHTFUL WEATHER CONDITIONS PREVAIL Many Enterprising Schemers Receive Scathing Reprimand interior Decorators Submit Magnificent Designs for Museum itvt i«A«S 16 »IB jSERIES BOUGHT Quality Considered SAMOO 4>«tS0 t*» HONEST CHLDREN Visits Beautiful River FMM 6At>» 7>nK t82S MERCHANDISE SPOILED Exports American Products tnOWS HANDSOME ROSES Pleasant Summer Amusement .ontaining Striking Originality tASn ••HM f5W 40 5 A $2 20 10aS2 30 $4 50 Jenson Condensed 36 Point GRAND MECHANICAL EXHIBITS International Bowling Championship TA$206 12atl95 |400 EXHIBITING TYPOGRAPHICAL DESIGNS Aeroplanes Hovering Threateningly Beyond Brokers Report Delinquent Members of Curb 24 Point BA$165 17a $190 $3 55 GIVING ARITHMETICIAN TEDIOUS EXAMPLES Incorporated Manufacturers Conducting Exposition Six Remarkable Buildings Destroyed by Earthquake 12 A $150 26a $175 $3 25 MUSICAL ARTISTS HUMOROUS Savory Beverage Causes Headache Foreman and Compositor Satisfied Greatest Circus on Earth Delighted 14 Point 16 A $125 39a $175 $3 00 PLAINEST DESIGNS SECURING PRIZES Unlimited Conversational Powers Necessary Musical Entertainers Generously Applauded American Type Founders Company Product lOPoint 22A$115 46a$136«25d MERCANTILE CONDITIONS PROSPEROUS Numbering Machines in Greatest Demanq Showing Artistic Typographical Designing Traveling Salesmen Reaping New Benefits Magazines Denounce Eccentric Millionaire; Indian Farmer Reaps Large Wheat Harves 8 Point 26 A $105 55a $120 $2 ANQENT TYFES SELDOM BRING DESIRED RESUl. Meandering Through Dusky Woodlands in Springtin Showing Handsome Ornaments and Borders Frofost Most Pathetic Exibition of Ancient Printers Compan Beautiful Designing Submitted for General Inspecti( Hudson River Pirates Easily Captured by Dreadnaugl * 12 Point 20A$125 43a $150 $2 75 AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS FORTUNATE Finding Nefarious Schemes to Accumalate Money Financial Conditions Becoming Generally Normal Foreign Languages Easily Learned From Teachers Handsome Sharp Cut $1234567890 Useful Figures 464 6 Point 28 A $0 90 60a $110 K REMARKABLE SHOWING OF DETERMINATION BY PRINTE Awful Catastrophe Happens to the Peculiar Hen of Modern U Millionaires Eventually Recognize the Possibilities of InleHigi Brains Are Mightier Than Dollars When Men Refuse to be SI: Order Jenson Condensed at Frequent Intervals Through Our Hci Monster Gathering Crowd Thoroughfares During a Marathon Ij Warmer Weather Prevailed Over Eastern Portion of United Stj Contented People Stupidly $1234567890 Iniure Theh KeigW' ^ ST Jenson Condensed in Practical Display Oriental Carpets NO WESTERNER NEED FARE TO NEW YORK TO SEE A FIRST-CLASS ASSORTMENT OF ORIENTAL WEAVES. il THEY ARE EXHIBITED HERE AT TEMTTINC PRICES SUOI AS HAVE VERY RARaY BEER ATTROACHED BY OTHER DEALERS AHYWHERE IH THE COUNTRY For Your Homes It would startle the crafty dealers of the East to see a big stock of Oriental Carpets and the price of every piece marked in plain figures %s And you needn't cross the ocean to find other dealers who would be astonished to see such a thing. That isn't the way Oriental Weave is usually handled. But it's just the way that has lifted our Oriental Carpet business from the most modest to one of the greatest in the West *v We handle Orientals as we handle any other merchandise, because we know how to buy %»« «m W' ■B a , . ;'i,Nl.,'.: AMi.M/l.M,FhAll.h' fhl'llAr.S 1 MAN hAMhHN llOr.StS. lUS TO SECURE ORIENTALS WHICH ARE MADE TO BEAR THE CLOSEST A GOOD rLACE TO COHE. GLAD TO AaOMMODATE YOU AT ANY TIME Wyoming Oriental Importing Company Corna West Jaduon Street and Scbermaborn Avenae, Cheyenne, Wyoming Jenson Bold Condensed 144 Point 3 A $9 80 4a $6 88 11665 MEN Form 120 Point 3 A $8 70 4a $580 $1450 UNDERBIDS Large Plaii 96 Point 3 A $5 40 4 a $3 65 $i»« HOMES FOUP BeaotiMLiglit 466 ^^ X fenson Bold Condensed : . Tv«* OnMMMM CBibiiMMiiw On«iw«l> CRIXDON CAMERA THE MOST SATISFAQORY AND CONVENIENT CAMERA FOR YOUR VACATION Just the sort of camera for the beginner, because it is the easiest of all cameras to load and operate. And it is also an excellent camera for the most experienced because it will make pictures of as good quality as the larger cameras. Has automatic shutter and universal lens. It is the most compact camera in existence today .^THE METROPOLITAN OPTICAL AND CAMERA COMPANY, Brooklyn ^^ m I ri 460 MacFarland Series 84 Point 3 A $8 70 4 a $815 $18 85 H I RE Boy 72 Point 3 A $6 95 4 a $4 05 $11 00 Signal USED 3A$6 10 4a $360 $9 70{ BIRDS Flyin 64 Point 3 A $6 OB 5a $3 70 $8 71 Always RICH 48 Point 3 A $3 90 6a $3 80 $7; DESIGN SHOP Stadium Repaire 42 Point 4 A $3 50 6 a $2 75 $f| PRINTED FIGUR Creation Handsomei i MacFarland Series ^ 4At2CO 8>(2eO 1600 PICTURE RETURNED Entertaining Boatbuilders 5AtZ0S lOatZJO Ui CONSTRUCT BUILDINGS Monitor Destroying Lighthouse (AtlW II an 60 tSGO PURCHASE STRIPED REPTILE Foremost Superintendent Remembered RA tI6S l«atl«a t3 2S DISTRICT RECORDS Delegates Return Monday llAtl«0 aafl66 tS» ViOUNT BUCKING MULE Automobile RunsOverChildren «r>taf II A tito aatiM noo PRODUCTION SECURED experienced Hardship in Storm 10 Pointt IKAtlZO STatIM $260 MODERN SERIES CHARMING Searched Ancient Fighting Grounds Historians Contemplated Removing • Point 21 A II 26 «all26 (Z CO DESIRE TRUSTWORTHY BROKER Handsome Newspaper Advertisements Reconstnicts Progressive Department « Point ZZAttlO 44a n 16 12 26 SEAGOING STEAMER PASSED BOSTON Approach Stormy Weither Near Greenland One Huge Iceberg Sighted by Quartermaster iiAttto a>a(iso noo « Point* «4 A 1096 Mall (15 tSOO trwM NOW SPLENDID METHODS Jirgest Steamship Entered Monday DESPERATE BURGLAR CAPTURED YESTERDAY Fltbi Policcmn Uaiil AmmuaHloa Become* Eikaaticd Attempt Jillbruklng Durini Ab«cac« ol Haiky Tamkcit Macltlntc Fiact Calprit SIU4Se78M Durint Hesrinf MARK aa«140 «» t Point VAdOO asafioo ItOO EUROPEAN PRINCES RESIGNED greatest Coronation Attracted Hundreds >uke Was $1234567890 Given Souvenir TVELVE SOLDIERS PURSUE I^MALE SHOPLIFTER Accaw4 Vaaaa EaHri HIgk B«Mia(Wka« E>«lla( Am>l Jitmtfft Rtyanen Taalo« Flaalllicht Photoffrarb Toe»4«y Eifart CflMlaal Anaroar Sa*aiaat4 *r Pralnitoaai JocWr EaaMy Pra»taa iaaaaaac* Vbaa THa4 ¥f lniclll(*ai Captain CaacratalaHaaa *tti*4 Tkraagk Mafl Fraai Maay Frt«>4> 471 MacFarland in Practical Display TILES IN THE BATH ROOM =]QE 3QE 3B FOR the floor and walls of a bath room the use of tiles should be considered by everyone who is building a home or who is planning to make alterations in his present home. The same set of conditions that demand exposed plumbing demand tile. Boxed-up plumbing was abandoned because it was a damp, dark breeding place for germs. The white surface of porcelain tubs and lavatories affords no place for germs to breed. The same is true of tile. The whiteness reveals dirt. If you could see the woocten floors of a bath room under a microscope you would be shocked. Wooden floors cannot be kept sanitary. The only impervious material that will really meet all conditions is tile. All substitutes are subject more or less to the conditions of wood. But the really impor- tant thing to know is that all of these substitutes cost more in the end than tile. Tile is the cheapest treat- ment for the floor and walls of the bathroom because once properly laid it lasts forever. It needs no replacing We solicit correspondence with home owners, architects and contractors on the subject of using tile in building the home 3BE 3BB KERAMIC & COMPANY Manufacturers of Classic Tiles and Potteries MACFARLAND, WISCONSIN, U. S. A. ir iSji! ■ ■ ■ ■■:■:■:■:■:■:■:•:■:■, • ■ >:■:■■■:■• SS::¥::::::: W:¥:::¥:::::%%^ ;:; ::::::: ■>■■ ■ ■ ■ Acme Border Tricky Border 472 MacFarland and MacFarland Ifalic in Practical Display , ! w r \ a M B E R TWO Programme JiMtotf —Urtitm* will U prtctdtJ by am »ttmt *y Smr*rMtmdtnt Morrif Tnamerei Sons of The Weirs Fihb Nocturne Ofl In the Stilly Night Minuet Heart Bowed Down Toreador's Song Bonnie Doon Cbarming Evelyn You'll Remember Me . Tbe Days That Are No More INTERMISSION Schumann Coogan Leybach Moore Paderewski Balfe . Bizet Burns Coogan Balfe Dale SalH vlcasant Days of Old . Smyihe SMT Spangled Banner Key a i'==T! II r=% Benefit Night PROCEEDS TO BE GIVEN FOR THE BENEFIT OF CRAN ORPHAN HOME The Merham Band PRESENTING ITS GREAT EUROPEAN SUCCESS ENTITLED The Dream of Music MR. HERMAN STEINART LEADER The Hamidon Auditorium KEADON AND MITCHEL STREETS, DETROIT Thursday Evening, May 22 EiibiTblnr e'Cleck 47S MacFarland Italic 48 Point 3A«400 6a$360 HIRED Carpenter { 4 A $2 65 8 a $2 45 J} PICTURES REGILDEh Unexpected Joyous Returi 30 Point 5A $2 20 9a$2 05 ^S GOING HOME DISGUISEB I Soldier Contemplates Leaving 24 Point 6A$1 85 10a $165 BROOKLYN CITIZENS FOUGH Poster Compositor Pleases Everyon 20 Point 7 A $1 50 16 a $1 75 $3 25 12 Point 16 A $135 31a$140 FOUND BOY CRYING Convict Shot Eight Men NINETEEN STRONG BOS Loses $ 1234567 890 Gamhh 18 A $120 36a »1 3 g 10 A $1 55 21 a $1 70 $3 25 BURNING THE MONITOR Charge Secretary with Theft WORLD RENOWNED PRINTES Father Congratulates Oldest did Everybody Grieves Over a Faure 10 A $1 40 21 a $1 60 $3 00 YOUNG STUDENT GOING From Hoboken to California 9 Point 20 A $120 40 a $1 FIREMEN SURVEYS URNING D( Captain Surprised with Diamond .■ Desperate Burglars Escaped Detec 'es SPoint 20A$105 41a$12i AMERICAN TYPE FACES ATTRAC Postponed Cricket Until Following ^ Small Children Give Clever Entertain 12 25 VE nth enl 14 Point 13 A $1 45 27 a $1 55 $3 00 CLERK RETURNS PRESENTS United States Discharging Station Give Two Children Entertainment ePoint 25A$100 48a»10(200 YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOYING THEMSELVES ;£l->- Confirming the Reports of the Late English Amha^imi^ Demands of Customers Satisfied With l»acFarlan. ' " Pocketbook Containing $1234567890 Lost Eln 474 MacFarland Italic in Practical Display I r I in ^n ^nr ♦ BB NE W ERAS Mean Improved Methods Tvpt Talks Every New Era in the world's history has been marked by a complete change in both the theories and methods of industry. This patent fact is well worth the consideration of all progressive printers. The ambition to advance, the desire to investigate, has made the world what it is today. Get on the wire THE MESSAGE At present we are in the midst of a new Business Era in which we have not, as yet, comprehended the impor- tant scope of our business literature. Printing is really a silent salesman and the use of the mails for business and advertising is as far removed from the old methods as the modern telephone is from the couriers of the ancients. Advertising to be attractive must have style and newness. These features are obtained through the use of an attractive type face and original elements of decoration. As a leader in stylish type faces the American Type Founders Company is classed ahne m I 1 1 uLTi □ nu «7S Condensed MacFarland 84 Point 3 A $6 40 4 a $4 10 m\ MISER DINE Stands Burned 72 Point 3 A $5 35 4 a $3 40 ds REDUCE TRAI^ Engines Clashe 60 Point 3 A $4 85 5a $3 65 50 FRIENDS JOINED Prominent Barbe 48Point 4A$335 6aJ29(l HONEST DETECTIVE) Deserving Prominenc 476 j 6AniO tanit Ml W^^^ Condensed MacFarland pXPECTED CHILD RETURNING 4dvances Disreputable Character Compositor Teacliing Apprentice )A 1200 IZaCOO $400 ARTISTIC PRINTER RECOVERS STICK Banking Concerns Interested Foreigners jjymnastic Professor Causes Excitement • AtlTS ISaflTt ISM rWENTY INSPECTORS CONTRIBUTED MONEY Escaped From Infuriated Students Miraculously Received Presents Graciously Without Thinking u A »i « s « (I « a» in Po4nt KAIIK 44at1» MM PRISONERS RETURNING HOME Hiechanics Holding Conventions ^pie Watching Clever Acrobat ROMINENT PHILOSOPHERS CONVENE 'erforming Monkeys Created Excitement Keruhelming Crowd Gathered Recently MA tt 4t tta (I 6S MOO SOUTHERN STUDENT RETURNING HO/ViE Popular Young Physicians Received Fonunc Rich Relative Located After Seventeen Tears Explosions Caused Considerable Excitement Famous Doctors Meet in Western Convention DPotot HAnUManUMM PRINCESS REQUIRES NINETEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS Se«cnl .HjciirtctM Spriafiiae Cmma RtocMlr (Meni taliic»i lostracton RecoMMii SncMoa My EmciMt Tea RoMMk To«| UUet \Wtet Hmm Camn Hold HifoMoM SoiiH «( Mmc EMipOK at Sur iMrten BANM «B«n«o nn OLLECE STUDENT RETURNS LOST DIAMOND dventaUKut Writer Disappears Rather QuicKlv lyttrious Advcniurcr Faces Ninety Indictments wnjcr Returns $1234567890 Given Abruptly MAII« Mali 00 «« wiviun nnin of uuoino add domuik aomw wrw»«»>w6raH>—lhilrliirHiii»«ii Mca Na tllMStmi IfMi I 477 Condensed MacFarland in Practical Display ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE THIRD EDITION Harbin & Son DESIGNERS AND MAKERS OF Monuments and Statuary IN VERMONT AND ITALIAN MARBLE BROWN STONE AND GRANITE. FOR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PURPOSES Richardson Street, Madison DISTRICT TELEPHONE 8542 MARKET Veraatlle Border Delia Robbim Ommment Condensed MacFarland in Practical Display # •h * SPECIMENS AS GOOD AS THESE ANY PRINTER CAN DO !HE trade magazines pertaining to the printing business, togetlier witli tlie fine specimen sheets that are issued so frequently by the American Type Founders Company, have become the principal mediums for demonstrating the possibilities of type, ink and paper from an artistic standpoint. These three forces depend each upon the other, but the effectiveness of this great combination rests mainly on the manufacture of the type; the quality of its metal and the beauty of its face being absolutely necessary to the completion of good work. The finest collection of type faces ever designed and cast are those originated and produced by artists and mechanics of the highest class in our employ. The successful printer of today is the one who is ever on the lookout for new methods for attracting the attention of the prospective customer, and once having him, by prompt and efficient %rvice holding him. Discard the old types and methods and substitute our modern type faces and ornaments VI «Uf U EtnilSm UNt Of Df COUIIVE lUrtlUl ANDUMT ACOMrUTE UNE Of Brass Rule and Brass Galleys AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO. Tk V«irt Uiilil OilflMlor Md tal|Kr o( Inie FtthkMS HUKin IX tu THE rtimru. ann h UU ~\r\ ^ 4» Studley Series eOPoint 3A$560 4a$360 $921 HIRE Students 48 Point 4AW0O 6a$350 fli Specimen DESIGM 86 Point 5 A $2 65 8aS235 $50 LIGHT HORSE BRIGADES Inhabitants Uncomfortable so Point 6 A $2 20 10a $205 $4 PURSUED BOLDEST HUP^TER Distinguishes Gentleman Printer 24 Point 7 A $180 11 a $170 83 PLEASING AMERICAN TYPE SERIES Fireman Congratulated on Promotior 18 Point 10 A $1 60 18 a $1 65 $3 25 10 Point 18 A $1 20 35 a $1 30 S2 BAINK CLERK IINDICTED southern general retire 1^ Financier Entertains Aged Ouesi Twentieth IVlarathon Race wine Dealers Heard Conversatic 14 Point 15 A $145 26 a $1 55 $3 00 SEVEN HUNDRED AERONAUTS Handcuffing Desperate Burglars Job Printer Teaches Compositor 12 Point 18 A $140 30a $1 35 $2 75 BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEADS BURNING Congratulated Printer After Marriage Bachelors $1234567890 Saved Money 480 8 Point 22 A $1 10 40 a $115 12 CHICAGO WATCHMAN FOtND DIAMO^ Remarkable Kleptomaniacs Captured He New York Manufacturer Dines at Brookl Mischievous Boy Destroys Many Cottag Congressman Holding Elegant Receptio 6 Point 22 A $0 95 44 a $1 % i' NORTHERN FARMERS COMING WEONESD Piano Instructor Causes Merriment at Wedd Most Startling Discovery Reported this Even > Sensational Report Coming from Massacliusc|' Embezzler Olven $1234567890 from Confederj; Studley in Practical Display Gifts for the Bride FURNITURE FOR YOUR HOME ALL OUR GOODS ARE PRICED Craftsman Furniture is the leader now. it is made in sucii variety of pieces that a home can be furnished complete if desired. Single pieces may be bought, if preferred, with the assurance that other pieces to match can always be had. Craftsman furniture is built on simple, natural lines and will not change. Lasting as it does a lifetime, it comes to have sentimental value that can't be measured in terms of any one counting house RugsofValue Wc wish to especially Invite all prospective and all newly married people to see what an Immense stock In fine rugs we carry. These rugs were purchased by our buyer, who Just arrived from the east, and are special picks DURING THE TWO WEEKS BEFORE CHRISTMAS STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL ELEVEN Studley Furniture Store Henderson Street, on Garfield Square, Mobile, Ala. 481 Condensed Studley 72Point 3A$436 4a$315 f!i mmn Feature 60 Point 3 A $3 85 4a$27S i66l Condensed DESIGNS 48Point 5 A $3 15 8aJ310 16^ STRONGER Kings Crownet 86 Point 6 A $2 05 I0a$2 20 $4 Displaying Beautiful CHARACTERISE 30 Point 9 A $2 10 12atl90 $4 DISTINGIISHED AMERICAN Quality Preserve 24 Point 12 A $190 16a $160 $3 RECEIVING MAGNIFICENT JEWELED BIRTHDAY PRESEN Contains Many Original Ideas Regarding General Printin 18 Point 15 A $140 30 a $186 $3 25 10 Point 28 A $1 05 58a $1 45 Si' OlESTION RECEIVED BRIGHT ANSWER SrStrrS'^sTS: Exquisite Advertising EaCe Purchased Advertisers Demanding condensed studley Alwji 14 Point 20 A $130 42 a $170 $3 00 8 Point 32 A $0 95 68 a $130 S|: BEAITIFIL CONEV ISUND PLEASURE RESORTS X""""rp.™r*" Baseball Player Made Sensational Onehand Stop Encouragement Oalore Tendered Brave Heroes Returning to 12 Point 28A$125 52a$160 $2 75 6 Point 40 A $0 90 80a$110 jO GREAT HISTORICAL EDIFICE DESTROYED DURING TORNADO business «m»o«THis HEmPHEREBfcoM.o vmmmm Modem Woriimen are Avoiding Eccentricity in Designs Unless PersoMlly iwi]" Commercial Value Easily $1234567890 Detected by Printers Ever>FediureisciearandsiMro$i2345t;890Noticedin(heiieart,oiiiie - 482 Condensed Studley in Practical Display Samples A Great Source of New Ideas in Type Display for the Ambitious Job Compositors of the Country A NEW SPECIMEN EXCHANGE FOUNDED BV PAUUH ING4M HERE are some ideas in sample study from an artist printer in touch for some time witli many of the foremost compositors of the country. His sample t)ooks are bulging with specimens from every State of the Union. The number of interested compositors has gradually increased until the present membership now fully warrants the exchange of new ideas and stimulation of craft interest on a more extensive scale. Write today for full information and cost of membership in this exclusive typographical venture and most novel method of craft education V PlLASl ADDRESS Ail (OMMlMUIUm niRMin III THE PAULAH INOAM LMIIAMjL MUBfR <2S Sl»l*lfRS SIRfn. PORT fllMON. OHIO [xtra Condensed Studley 72Point 4A$40O 6a$380 S7| Sixty Posters 60 Point 4 A $3 80 6aJ3») 48 Point 5A$2 76 10a $8 60 tJ5 6A$19! [XPIT[8[RIE8 PLEASING CRITICAL customer; Beautiful Prima Donna Entertains Largest Audienis 30 Point 9A$1S5 leatZlsloO R[IMByRS[D TROPICAL eiTI[S DESTROYED EASTER MJ Binders Plan Great Social Eunction During tlie Annual Picjc 24 Point 10 A $1 56 21 a SI 95 $3 50 14 Point 24 A $1 35 46 a $1 6'>|3 « SOUTHERN [8TABII8H1NT8 REIVED "'■' f f " ™'l " Z New Inventory Proved Hignly Interesting Poiice Reserves Aroused wuhoyi M\i km 18 Point 17 A $150 32 a $176 $3 25 12 Point 26 A $1 2S 52 a $1 E(52:5 OWNERS IliTINC SUITABLE PRINTING MATERIAL si«w tmnn Htmi cumoHif m m The Largest Sehooner Anehored Near $n»g Harbor :S!:CS Si*? Eootsore and Tired Orderly (juits Eighting Generals cash Prizes and wedais mmim m kwui 484 LIST fM ii{ iB6ii!uit nm lifbfrauenmilch Deidesheimer liierQsteiaer Nirl^obrunnrr StJulien [xtra Mmd Studlry in Prariiral Display Burqundv Johjnnesbfrqer (1l8llip8()0C Burd&Son : InlNl eUMl.111. Solution oi (be Sbort-Da) ProUem in (he Prm Kooni THE UEU Roller Spray MnJiitcs flMi ui Nifkl Press ni Kilkr Wukips Prtsia III li Fill liiil if Wiriiif liie UN l[ (mi[D 10 (NY JOB OinilNDtRPRlSS mussiiAriifKiiifiuH II fhii it I li|ii< prriintiii tir rrliiiii^ ill ii Ike fna mi rillcn aitkNt ilt it)'^, t»i ilsi lir re- IKM| M M I BMt CNflMt VMk pRXTYIII Ike cfiir ■< tirkai CMUnty. Write fir till Miilt AmericanType Founders Co. ItSIIftUIYIttlSGIOtlHIPtliNUI 1^ m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m Mi m m ■4 5^ 11 - no nan nan a annnannnaar Extended Studley •60 Point 3A$9 15 4a$586 (ISOO KID Shot 48 Point 3A$5 80 4aJ370 J960 Fine HOME 36 Point 3 A $3 05 4a $195 KOO NICEST Country 30 Point 3 A $2 15 6 a $2 10 $4 2S Hustling PRINTERS 24 Point 4A$170 8a$180 (3! M Higher American Quality 18 Point 7 A $1 65 12 a $1 60 $3 25 10 Point 12A$1 15 24a$136 J26 GAMES ENDING Handsome Stars 14 Point IDA $160 16a $150 $3 00 HUNTING FLOWERS Boston Wire Stitcher Useful Display Faces 12 Point 12 A $140 20 a $135 $2 75 HISTORICAL RESIDENCE Plowed Beautiful IMeadow Uses S123456T890 Types 486 STUDENT EINTERIINC Lecture Delights Crltk Marvelous Descrlptior 8 Point 15A$105 28a$120 $2 DISCOVERING ORNAMENT Uses Exclusive Point Syste Preserving Original Feature Spring Poet Sending Rhym i 6 Point 16 A $0 95 31a $106 C' BERLIN PENSIONED POLICEME Mayor Reviewed Monster Parade Crowded Madison Square Monda German Band Heads First DIvlslo Lost Much S1234567890 Real Ool Extended Studley In Display JL 0 0 Q. I Of) < a. a IL Q! 0 u. z < Q. 0 >• LJ Z < J I h h LU UJ h Q < 0 or 00 0 E3 -ffl- . »...».,<. ( «»« r— J r>* 487 AcClure Series 72Point 3A$780 4aM70 $125( BOND Sold eOPoint 3A$695 4a$420 811 Heavy R AI 48 Point 3 A $4 35 5a S3 IS fli GRAND Material 36 Point 4A?2 60 7a$240 $5| Modest Display FOUNE SOPoint 5A$220 9a20o $4 26 12 Point 15A$130 30aJH5 S2 jVJP A T pvpOf/^VI EIGHT CHILDREN RETURI Metliod Wanted Leave Country Homes Alon Secure Employment Quickl Bank $1234567890 Save 24Point 6A$175 lla$175 $3 50 10 Point 16A$120 35a|130|2 Ol KlJNvJ Ur tJNlJNCj Defense produced New EvideJ T-* • i /'^ i i Police Make Sensational Charfij rrOminent Contrast JurylnstructedbyLeamedJudJ ISPoint 9A$160 :8a$165 $3 25 8 Point 20A$106 43aJ120 S MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT PLANN Artistic Invitations Issued to Exclusive S Professor Stringham Engaged lor Occas i Newport Society Largely Represented H EUROPEAN MEMBERS Returning Home Shortly 14Point 12A$146 25a$155 $3 00 6 Point 22A$09o 46a$105^' IMPORTANT NEWS PRINTED ^^;^^!:^:^'1^^:"^SIS Unpleasant Family Affair Public [ZtZTZri"t.T.eyT9l'^^^^^^^^ 488 McClure in Practical Display IMERICAN TYPE EXCELS all others in durability and originality of design, also in readability, so essential to all advertisements. In some magazines occasionally we find engraved lettering. The general effect might perhaps be pleasing, but when you commence to read you find it difficult. The artist seems intent on making his letters ornate or queer. If he made them plain and readable his customers would see that he was giving them something they could get set in type at much cheaper prices II ""7=r- American Type Founders Company 489 Lining Schoeffcr Oldstylc No. 2 72 Point Special Characters $0 36 per font 3 A $4 85 4 a $3 30 $8 15 IMPROVEIVIENT Greatest Admiral Sailors Explained 60 Point Special Characters $0 30 per font 3A$400 4a$260 $660 NUMBERS FOUND Remarkable Animals Private Department •iS Point Special Characters $0 20 per font 4A$3 25 7a»3 10$635 HISTORICAL SCHOLAR Bright Matron Rewarded Frequent Visitors Depart Lining Schoeffcr Oldstylc No. 2 I niiM,, SpMial Charmcten to 20 p«r font 6At2S6 TatlW t4 2S FORMED MANY EXPEDITIONS Thousands Welcomed Statesman Special ChuMlan 10 15 per font i;At205 llaCOO $4 06 SOUTHERN EXCURSION WRECKED Ninety Miraculous Escapes From Death Careful Investigation Promptly Ordered Special Characten to 15 per font 8Atl75 14 a $175 $3 60 MECHANICAL INSTRUCTIONS NECESSARY Particular and Ambitious People Deserve Notice Superior Mechanics Sometimes Receive Rebukes ■ rr&irt Special Characters $0 15 per font 13A$160 25a$165 $325 UEUTENANT QUESTIONED INCOMPETENT GUARDSMEN Indicted Soldiers Created Sensation During Army Investigation Administration Severely Criticized Unusual Stringent Methods M^i«M ISA $140 33 a $160 $3 00 10 Point 23 A $120 49a $130 $2 60 SEARCHED NOTORIOUS CRIMINALS ferocious dog attacked elephant _ Reservation Indians Rescue Several Ranchmen rOrCI^ncr Returned Mysterious Diamond Chie/ Dragemout Discovers Ancient Relations Undoubtedly Answered Serious Question tt^^T^ Became infatuated with preface •' ^ Soldiers Encountered Desperate Outlaw Bands Strenuous Youn^g Athlete Entered Contest interesting Ceremonies witnessed by stranger MMM 18A$12S40a$lM $2 76 8 Point 23 A $1 05 49a $1 20 $226 EXTEMPORANEOUS PREACHERS SECURED California railroad enterprise started Responsible Instructors Resume Their Positions !"*"" stockholder, Addr„.ed Enthu,i..tic Meeting • I n n Property Owners Continually Becoming Disutisfied numerous Reports Received indicate Prosperity oUUnce Covered Between Chicago .nd San Fr.ndKO Proper Filjures $1234567890 Judiciously Used Enormoui Capital $I234567890 invested Judiciously G M R S nmntlmfnpi»m'MkMtoMttnmtfl4rVlmHmtmif nor an arid la M*«nto (•Ma (nn U to n ro4M lailililii 491 Adver Condensed 72 Point 3 A $3 85 5 a $3 20 $7 l>5 MODERN KINGDOMS Resourceful Prisoner Impartial Judgments eoPoint 4A$416 6a$386 18 01 RETURNING PHYSICIAN Destroys Consignments Parliamentary Etiquette 48 Point 5'A $3 15 S a $3 10 $6 WONDERFUL ACHIEVEMENT! Handsome Stationery Printini^ Railroad Increasing Dividend! Adver Condensed CONTENTED MILLIONAIRE DECAMPED Automobile Exhibition Crowded Nightly Singing Comedians Entertain Managers 8At200 lS«t2(» (400 ENTHUSIASTIC PROSPECTORS COMMUNICATE Charitable Manufacturer Announced Intentions Four Unprejudiced Philanthropists Exonerated 9A$160 17all90 (3 GO MAGNIFICENT SKYSCRAPERS OBSTRUCT THE RANGE Discriminating Superintendents Rearranged Factories Jwentieth Century Structure Withstood Bombardment 13A tl45 26atl80 1326 I PROGRESSIVE NORWEGIAN MECHANICS UNANIMOUSLY SELEQED Decreasing Temperature Necessitates Comfortable Winter Quarters Extraordinarily Conservative Financiers Considering Postponement ITAflSS !l<;atl«6 tS 00 10 Point 23 A $1 10 4H«tl40 tZ SO FLOQUENT SPEAKER CHARMS LISTENERS forty more disgruntled suburbanites Skilled Designer Enthuses Attentive Pupil D»tinSui$hable Features considered Perfect Reconstructed Amphitheatre Surrounded ^ "^Cr^rSS^S \ acationists Enjoying Popular Excursions Renowned scientist invents wonderful cures "^ MA$1» 4t«tli6 liW (Point XA*100 CSatlZS CIS ■EXPENSIVE THRASHING MACHINERY INSTALLED numobous AtirnoR demanding greater increase tHn7t I8C0 UDICULE BONDING DELINQUENT MEMBER )emands Ninth Seftion Erased From Constitution ncreased A'ftendance Inspires Great Deliberations 12 A tieo 24>S1 76 t3 26 10 Point 23A ;120 « Brtfkl aad Attrai^l** Siyi«« la Tyiiotfraplir Rnxlar* Bsiln^M Oar B«wlci Roaiaa Wlai Favor Aakoatf ihe Elllr of Prlalrrdoai Braack HoaM* E*«rr**k«r« Caa Faralik Coaiplafr fiqalpani Ha Sulta lo MaL> Proaipl Sklpamiu ol Eierr Ordrr Racal>«l CaaaaJM raclllllaa la il»4St7S90 rn>dacla« rariaf Tr*a /•^flAGGOQttst^tf^ ■ IMM^ to fMta 1$ f 496 ■keaa rWato an anitlaa fna IbMa a< • ta U PaM Bewick Roman in Pra^ical Display The Folks Who Lunch Everyone who loves the big oat-o^-doors and enjoys a lunch in the open will want one of oar new Patented Refrigerator Lunch Baskets. They are boilt in styles and sizes to meet the requirements of everyone, the touring motorist* the family that picnics in the park or woods* the folks who go fishing and boating, and all who enjoy life in the open. Booklet giving a detailed description of these baskets will be sent on requeA THE BESTIAS COMPANY 48 GRANT STREET, MOXHAM, IND. gg S€ VerKatilf Ornaments Typotect Border 1 Exa^ Printing LITTLE TOUCHES OF CORRECTNESS 1 — r^^^^^l, lj^^a£| ^S II H fror typ< pro ofti has acci li«l ing AVE you ever considt the ^ality of your y\ n the standpoint of car 3 composition and etf ic Df reading? Thereputa lis house for good prin been established thrc iracy and attention to e details. Send your pi lere and we will do it r jred 'ork eful ient tion tin^ >ugh the •int- ight The Ju^tso Company Franklin, Pennsylvania 1 1 (Quadruple Cast Squares Bulfinch Attractor ANNDAL MEETING OF THE OHIO STATE TEACHERS AND INSTRUCTORS REPORT ONE OF THE SERIES OF REPORTS BY THIS COMMITTEE SPECIAL TEXTBOOK COMMITTEE WEST SPRINGS, OHIO JULY SEVENTH -^J 496 Quadruple Cast Square; HuK>i» Ornament Bewick Roman Shown in Practical Display The Wire Stitcher That Sets the Pace is T BCHDUDS IN DAUI OSI BTY rnimu and roBUSHiu I THROVaBOirT TBB WORLO^ Ik BOSTON ^1 ■ Hie Single Adjustment Feature of the H I I ^^^^^" Wire Stitcher is invaluable as Vila time and money saver. By turning the ^^^"^ hand-wheel at the back of machine to gauge the thickness of work, all the parts, including feed, cu'fier, clinchers and table are adjured automatically, and the very first ^aple driven is perfe^. No guessing, no trying, no spoiled work. This one feature does away with the accidents typical of many other stitchers and places the Boston in the lead of all other stitching machines that are sold in the market today. It pays to buy Boston Wire Stitchers Best by Every Te5t BEST for the printer BECAUSE AMERICAN TYPE possesses a DISTINCTIVENESS and ORIG- INALITl , and the ST) LE imparted by the desitjner ADDS an adractiveness to your printintj, which means iJreatiy increased business. BEST, also, because when buylnti '' in Weljjhl Fonts at Body Type prices, you pay no more than (or inferior t>pe. BEST, attain, because brout^ht out IN FAMILIES it is another STR()N(i advanta(2v to the printers. These features unquestionably make the American Type the Best Type and the Standard ASthcher that Is as much ditferrnt from and as better than other as the mod- em priming preM b belirr than the old hand pi ^AMERICAN 'Jr TYPE FOUNDERS CO. Corbitt Series 72 Point 3 A $8 55 4 a $5 25 $13 80 RED Braid eOPoint 3A$760 4a$475 $1236 HighTIDES 48Point 3A$470 4a$300 $7 70 DESIGN Ships 3A$2 60 6a$240 $500 monument ERECTED RIGHT ROAD Great Mistake 4 A $2 10 8a $2 15 $4 25 12 Point 15 A $135 26a $140 $275 AMERICANS PROMOTED Highest Position Accepted Numerous Parties Joining State $1234567890 Loan 24Point 5A$165 10a$185 $3 50 10 Point 16 A $1 20 30a$130$250 MYSTERIOUS PRODUCTION Stolen Document Reproduced Arguing Extraordinary Cases Prominent Lawyers Advising BARNS RUINED Grand Excursion ISPoint 9A $160 15a $165 $3 25 8 Point 20 A $1 10 36 a $115 $2 25 REMARKABLE PLANTS DISCOVERED Ancient Professor Astonishes Audience Delivered Anniversary Oration Fluently Men Becoming Unusually Obstreperous SEVERAL MASTERS Lost During Eebruary 14Point 11A$140 22a$lfi0 $3 00 « Po*"* 22 A $1 00 39a $1 00 $2 00 EMINENT POLITICAL SPEAKERS REJOICING Regular Nightly Meetings Creating Enthusiasm Promising Young College Graduates Nonilnateil Elected Several $ I 234567890 Wonderlul Men DEIVIANDING REDUCTION Private Individuals Rebuild Corbitt in Practical Display THE FIRST DAILY IN SPORTAGE COUNTY SPORT THE HERALD'S NEW BASEBALL SERVICE m ball HE Sporlage Daily Herald will, commencing willi the opening day of the Baseball season, inaugurate a Base- News Bureau. Tliis special department will collate the first records of the games as they are received from different centers and present them in a novel and complete form. The actual results of the day by this method will be seen at a glance. Our experienced writers will furnish in detail the fine points of each game and in- teresting comments on the great national sport will be printed daily We allow herewith a specimen of the •core we will run at the top ol our sporting page Ponce Roscoe SIDSSSSSSQ— SI We have installed a special wire direct from the baseball grounds to provide our patrons with the entire score by innings which we will post on our bulletin board THE HERALD SPORTAGE, NEW YORK BEST SPORTING PAPER IN THE WORLD [htfputnMtit .Stur* Initial IIuetMl) KiruTM Biu«t>«ll 8«rlv> No. 3 Frvnch Cut SquarvS >llC=IOI=>ll The Twentieth Century !• • century ol progre»ft. The old world la Ihrowing »lde many of Its loolUh and absurd notions. This new Industrial era means much to the printer. The liberal ■** ol Ibe malls lor adverti^lnoi Ibe increasing tendency ol the higher prolesslons to advertise! tb« literature necessary lo promote and sell our many new Inventions! the new demands being made lor printing! all are grist lor the printer's mill and he should be prepared to handle them KEEP STEP WITH MODERN PROGRESS in gBlfol Condensed Corbitt 72 Point 3 A $6 35 4 a $4 05 $10 40 SAME Design 60 Point 3A$560 4a$360 $9 20 Grateful KINGS 48 Point BA$350 5a$275 $625 HANDSOME Prinfer 36 Point 4 A $2 15 7 a $2 10 $4 25 Publication PROBED CRIME so Point 5 A $176 11 a $2 25 $4 00 18A$130 3oa$146 $276 TRAIN WRECKED Passengers Growl 24 Point 8 A $1 86 12 a $1 66 $3 60 FARM PRODUCTIONS Experienced Employer 18 Point 12 A $1 66 19 a $1 60 $3 26 HANDSOME YOUTH DROVE Horses Admired by Members W Po'"' 16 A $1 50 26 a $1 60 $3 00 DETECTIVE CAPTURES BURGLAR Angry Women Put Rascals fo Elight 500 EXCURSIONISTS CONING HONE New and Stylish Fashions in Type Angry Parents Seek Lost Children Returns $1234567890 Expected 10 Point 20 A $115 40a $136 $2 5C RECOVERED MANY LOST ARTICLES Handsome Young Couples Joy-Ridinaj Millionaire Compositor's Long Voyage Some Choice Oriental Designs in Rug: 8 Point 26 A $1 10 46 a SI 16 $2 2 SLPERIOR MATERIAL ALWAYS SATISFACTOR Continually Picking Live Jobs Causes Many Error Prosperous Tourists Traveling in Foreign Countrie Engaged Couple Elope and Make Numerous Eriend 6 Point 26 A $0 95 52a $106 $21 PRINTING MACHINES Of EVERY DESCRIPTION rORSJl Handsome Youno Cornet Player Discouragina Many Snitoi Imporlant Transporlalion Facilities Are Promiseil Sbippe( Beautiful Honies $1234567890 Surroundeil by MounUr L Condensed Corbitt in Practical Display OCEAN TRIPS TO MAINE, IN 22 HOIRS FROM NEW YORK CITY The glorious air, the magnificent views and the comfortable accommodations are some of the luxuries one can enjoy while spending a vacation on the coast of Maine. Before going on your vacation this Summer it will be to your best advantage to write us for detailed information regarding complete cost of a trip to Bar Harbor, together with new illustrated booklet V ni VI mil HAVD-COIORtD PICTURE. ENIITLED "THE BATHING GIRL." WILL BE MM (IN KM I IP I 01 \l\ C.fNTS IN STAMPS. TO COVER THE COST OE MAILING THE MIRDEN STEAMSHIP CO. M4iN Of nCE. 453 NEW AMSTERDAM STREET. NEW YORK CITY FISHING TACKLE ^ THrKrNnYOlISHOllIDBUY ANDAIIWGOODRtASONS 7 Tkere is an aid sayinq which ''' IdhuslhallhrrrarRplenlyoi IKh in the sra Ihal have never been rauqhi. Ihe ii^h worth while are not so easily coaxed. Our many new trout Hies will surely interest you. We have them in many sties and prices By HANS FISHER HERMAN WALL PAPER Interior Decorator and Furnisiier lOCAKD AT 269 WASHINGTON AVENUE NEW BRLSHTOWN INDIANA oOl RoycrofL Series laOPoint 3A$1415 3a$845 (2260 END Bin 96 Point 3 A $9 90 3at6 10 $1600 Digs MINE 72 Point 3 A $7 35 4a $4 90 |1226 BRINGS MEN Chase Hounds SOPoint 3A$615 4a$426 $1040 I FIGHT JUDGES Conilid History 502 RoycrofL Series ni lAtSM 6ktS70 flK HIRING BOHEMIAN Destroyed Kingdom 4At830 TatSOS t6S6 BIG SHARK CAUGHT Amazon River Mansion 4A!2fiS 7at2 45 $5 00 DESIGNS FINEST HOMES Stout Printers Scared Chief SAS22S 8aS20O $4 25 12 Point 15A$130 2*ia«145 $2 76 41 IWXIWr^ RI rr^W society folks return nun 1 ll^U DUI^IV Acrobat, Invites Young Kings Guides Explaining lT:lr!Sl!^of^^ AAflW lOatlTS $356 10 Point 16A$ia5 S0a$125 $2 60 ^NfPMTQ DITITf TCIT type casters performed VlllV^n 1 O iVC^r V/\3J> suspects Northeastern Detectives Fraitt Ttt*%«*va#1 Tr*»«*^lr Local Golfer Defeats Clever Boy 1 1 alll JUmpcQ 1 FaCK Desperate Ribbon salesman Hired «A »l W 1«» «1 70 »3 2(( ISA tlin 40a $125 fZ] ^EW MUSIC TEACHER prater spends monday on lake ^ w.-w M m^M^^'^m MM^m'S. Great Waves Sweep Over Huge Bulkhead -«OnUlirtOr ArrMICPC r^l<»rlf OM Express Train OcraUed at Bridgeport, v'li^AUV/LV/l r^l VJUaCd V^ICI Wi. Soldiers of Fortune Lose Near Palm Beach I'^rMinCT 1^anlrA»*e ^rv««'^*«c>A«l Fabricator Arraigned Before Stout Justice » VUIIg 0«««««««« o««A What is so Rare as a Day in June but a Package of Printing with the Joycraft Quality The Joycrofters Rose Border Panel Border 2(.«>, 0 ir'-~"^fe?;f-^"""^n%* \ A Sailor |f Boy S TWO ACT FARCE 504 / liTe Dramatic I Club Rooms Manila Border Army and Navy Series No, 3 Roycroft in Practical Display ^ ^^s^ Holiday Printing CHRISTMAS ORDERS FILLED ON VERY SHORT NOTICE iiiAiiAiAiAAAiiiiiAAAAAAAAiAAiAAAii&AAA It is unnecessary for us to talk at length about our modem printing plant and the satisfactory nianner in which we execute our work ; as a matter of fact for eigh- teen years we have been termed "the home of everything that's good in printing" TiTe Newfonts Printing Company MECHANICSVILLE. CALIFORNIA ^S'^'^^^ HoUcbv BonW HolMay OMonton CHRISTMAS Wreaths MISTLETOE and HOLLY We desire to inform our customers thaty we are making a specialty of unique floral designs for weddings, funerals and all social functions Telephone orders will receive prompt and personal attention AA BENSLER 8c MUNSON FLORISTS 125 MAIN STREET, EASTON ■ ■■■ . ■■■ W IV i»; IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV B ((\ t 'rt 'i\ 'a) 111; BOOKS Art : Fiction : Poetry In our unusual collection of holiday books you will find many interesting Christmas tales written especially for young boy and girl readers HANSEN & COMPANY READE BUILDING BRICHTOWN. MARLAND i M'>Im]aj> IVrumtikrw ■(SIT© m]!h 72 Point 3A $7 35 4a$4 90 »122 mmwB 60 Point 3AS6 1.5 4a$425 »I04( MielME® i®M w 48 Point o IHITIIR MO 3A J3 80 6a $3 70 $7 5 IPfeumgly Dmprow 36 Point 4 A $2 65 7 a $2 45 $5 00 18 Point 9A$165 16 a $170 $3 6 A $1 80 10 a $1 75 $3 55 12 Point USDCAL LAMES 15 A SI 30 28 a $146 yJ STIRANGE LAMPS VESITE ExqpinMte ©mwDimg ®fe©S)V®ir(-- Ateinni®®ffii EK®ra§©§ ^msiSci'' 506 i Roycroft Opmt fsti IPirfficSficsS We^sy t^- C©impiy We un prepmrei to exiscEiito (Sxs^Sofz Bundl ntteidtioBb by lite stbrisSiQg siiM original adwrtinnig foo&iires. Otiso* greotMt oflSorte ore ^vifstys moAs to w>T^*^ tin ^irSBatttsir's Shq^^jbos^ ffiiisKfl hMit aSondirds ctf escdDaiBos. (Dot type «4aiBMMo8* is IteiBBg oomlt&iiaitliy opgnnntod ly SBro nevy dnsKfl kltiss^ fttoes. iff yom (dtosoB^s cg^Qoit o&nisil^SiiM- tfoos mad amaigiBmiBostls of tUs® iCGvoed attractive cAiaroctor, msr aorvDoes ere ahfiffflys fflt your bastomft (&|^06^ VcmUk UnmwAU Winchell Series 72Point 3A$85n 4a$530 $13 80 RESUMED Hi^h Stand Many Dark 60 Point 3 A $7 30 4 a $4 50 $11 VO BLINDSIDE Girls Expert Naked Truth 48 Point 3 A $4 65 4 a ?2 85 S7 5 ENCAMPMENT Son^s Required Divulged Secrei 508 SAnse «at246 KOO \IEMORIAL SERVICE Criminal Extinguished Blithesome Publishers 4A»9S 9at230 $42S HISTORIANS CONVENING Elegant Prospects Restored Reprimand Caused Trouble 6 A $190 9a $160 $3 80 VMERICAN MACHINES PLEASE Neglected Animal Becomes Unruly Delinquent Cashier Paid Managers 9 A $160 16a $166 $3 25 SUPERIOR PRINTERS Keproducin^ Drawings Interesting Photograph 12A$I4A 22atlH t><» lERCANTILE INDUSTRIES Jnusual Excitement Planned )i^nified Author Sojourning 10 Point 16 A $125 30 a $1 25 $2 50 ECONOMICAL HOUSEWIVES Received Pleasant Stepmother Obtaining Satisfactory Results IVIakin^ Important Discoveries Numerous Politicians Exposed SPoint 20 A $110 36a $115 tZV BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE American Productions Greatly Admired Compositor Displays Clever Ori|finallty Principal Rewarded Ambitious Students Serious Trouble Anticipated Eventually UAIIIS 28a $140 $2 75 lANDSOME SOCIETY LEADERS leusinti Entertainments Arraniled i^xtravaiiant Dautihter Inconsistent nkrupt S1234367890 Receiver 609 6 Point 2DA$D90 42a$110 $200 MARVF.LLOt.S GYMNASTIC PERFORMANCES Ladira Prrformrd .Srvrral L'nuaual Daring Praia C.hlnrsr Madlclans Itrll jbird Ihr Vaal AudlVBce KIrphanta Pla>rd Hobokpn Musical lnstruni<>nla Prominent t!lllyrn%Hllnt-%nal l.tinit IX^tnnc e Rat e« Plea%rd Sports MaDadrmrnl Is S I ;234.')6789U Urrall) PIrasrd Winchell in Practical Display VOLUME II JANUARY NUMBER ONE THE SOUTHERN Red Cross BULLETIN ISSUED FROM HEADQUARTERS OF THE SOUTHERN RED CROSS ASSOCIATION. REINLANDER BUILDING. MACOME. MD. + AND OF WAR + FOUNDED TO + > < CONTENTS » + NN z Pn FIRST AID TO THE INJURED ■ John Smith I THE YOUNG DOCTOR. Verse • Elsie Conroy 4 H b MY FIRST CASE - - . - Dr. George Coopei 5 a 0 STUDYING THE TYPHOID GERM Prof. F. L. Winter 17 THE TRUTH ABOUT DRUGS • James Lyons - 31 M /5 THE AMBULANCE DRIVER. Verse Mary Harvey - 48 X-RAY IN PRACTICAL USE - Dr. W. E. Ayres 49 ^ CHOLERA GERM DISCOVERED - Prof. Eugene Hall 8S 9 S THE MEDICAL STUDENT - - Roy Sawyer 103 H ALCOHOLISM A DISEASE - - Samuel Miller 125 H THE NURSE. Verse - - - May Rogers - 132 < COMBATING THE RABIES - - Dr. Otto Bries 133 W Z CHINA AWAKENING - - - Carl Morris - 157 z THE BABY'S BATH. Verse - Margaret Cheney 178 NN LEPROSY CASE CURED . - Prof. M. McCIain 179 H 0 + 0 Red Cross Publishing Co. > MACOME, MD. + JUS MvwiiH JO MoixviAanv 510 w Winchell in Practical Display M-H LINENS ^ Hf Operate the Lnriiest Factory in the Last Devoted tt> the Manufurture of ^*S) Linen f>i>ods Exclusively, Consequently We C'an Give You the Best Values Sheetings • Embroideries Fine Table Cloths Napkins THE MLIR-HENK MANUFACTURING CO. THREt: HlM>Ki:i> AM> EIGHTY IILNTER STKEET. WEAVERV ILLE, MASS. Forrltfa Factoiivs la London. Hamburit. Pai R 'C3C 300< 300< KIM 1 1 Jeweler and Clock Fixer y I I Pay Best I'ik . s Imp Old (jold. .Silver, i'lutlnuni and Rare Antiques Hatches, etc. .=0 I 18 PLTNEY STREET HOPEFIKLD. OHIO In l\u\lnr%« TMrnt>-Nln«* Yi-nrs ^ -itiDt >fin«- ;^ WHY YOL SHOULD HAVE A Phone INSTALLED IN YOUR OFFICE How a Phone saved the day and averted a bi{| financial jj? disaster HAMPTON Telephone Co. HAMPTON, MAINE 4 ,\'-£i-i,'^ 611 VtmUI' •rrT.«n)*nt' |J:-''*r ft-r.li-r N'>. : M*-' Condensed Winchell 84 Point 3 A $8 15 4 a $6 00 $1315 STUMBLED Near Ireland 72Point 3A$640 4a$395 $10 36 BLIND TIGER Major Hunting 3A $5 66 4a$3 46 $9 00 PRINTS CHECK Friend Explains 48 Point 3 A $3 55 6a $2 70 $e 26 GUEST fflDES COIN Returned Five Quads 512 4AV06 8att» *4Z6 Condensed Winchell •IPnInt JOCKEY CAUTIONS FRIEND Boys Explained Secret Orders Postpone Suburban Handicap » Point SAtlTS na«2» 1400 ENGLISHMAN JOINS HUNGARIAN Foreigners United Tuesday Morning Gigantic Ocean Liners Nearin^ India M Point 7 A $1 60 15a SI 9(1 K< 50 TAXIDERMIST PURCHASED YOUNG LION Washington Ranchman Furnished Specimen Quadruped Escaped Without Injuring Guard m P^nt n A *1 so 23b »I 75 »3 25 10 Point 22 A fl 211 43a tl 30 $2 50 IMPROVES YOUR PRINTING J*!?I.?'f r^r" "".^^T'"' ^ nelaled Incidents of Journalistic Careers Legible Faces Holding the Eye Ouee^ •'acts concerning Foremost Editor T A' aI- f^ A T* Ci 1 Was Practical Printer Before Goin^ West 1 Wentieth Lentury 1 y pe styles Humorist Explains Art of PleasiniS Public 1« Point 16A tl 40 vi2a|1 60 tS 00 COMBINE CHARACTER AND STYLE Pitks PVom Standing Advertisements Conditions Bewildering the Foreman 8 Point 2TAtI05 66atl2D (225 SALESMAN VISITED mOPRIETOR LAST THl'RSDAY Merchant Promolin^ Several Youn^ Philadelphia Boys Larde DeparlmenI Store Manager RfHardind Employee Window Decorators Pleased Many Particniar Shoppers Rapid Growth ol Store Snrprised Yoandest Stocliholder 12 Point 20A $136 8S>$140 $276 HI NTFR TRAIIii) HUGE MOUNTAIN GOATS Mules Becoming Hostile Near End of Journey Kind Animals Demonstrated Great Endurance Captured Twelve $123t5678fM) Griz/ly Bears 513 « Point 80A$090 63a$lla $200 iHisocMDS c«m ii^D Ami isji iinu EiGHnrt Bin«nis Nalif#s Joiafd Ot»*e Tliro«A Thick fomti tor Hoaalrou BcsM Gaidt trcaair tn^lfri al Slraa^ Tarli riria< Tnm kmktk Two Elcpkaala Qlartff Dffeaacleaa AJricaaa B«fort la Ip Arrivra Eltfll ttciiti Toaritia Hadt laaii Irliral aMt TWrrki bca»o4 Aaericaa Co«ko> Laaao^d trnff Oaadrapad Alter NiH Allrai»la Iror, Iwki Vatacd al Akool SIZMaSTWO Stotaa tnm Stttmtn Condensed Winchell in Practical Display Announcement OF THE OPENING OF THE Nashville Bank OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA Capital and Surplus $25,840,000 South Madison and Randall Streets Reading, California Happy Thoughts Cast Panel Pieces HOTEL BIRMINGTON "ONE MINUTE FROM EVERYWHERE" A three million dollar structure located at the very apex of Broadway's busiest life,emhodyin^ in every feature the one Birmin^ton idea of doin^ everything in a perfect manner. It is, first of all, a home hotel, where gentlemen of moderate means may brin^ their families, and where the women folk are not subjected to the curious scrutiny of lobby-loungers EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PLAN BROADWAY AND FORTIETH STREET, PORTSMOUTH ,^^^:k22aa. FINE RESTAURANT AND GRILL ROOM THE CUISINE OF THIS HOTEL IS BEYOND ALL DOtBT THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBTAINED IN THIS GREAT CITY OF PORTSMOITH ^ 2E££j£l22aa, Knickerliocker Border Collins Florets 514 Condensed Winchell in Practical Display ^ \t m TOURING A MAGAZINE FOR THE AUTOIST TT _CL _a_ _a_ Nl MEROLS articles and illustra- tions of special interest to lovers of outdoor life as well as the en- thusiastic autoniobilist will befound in the pades of this issue. Many valuable hints on cross-country touring in the different parts of America are offered by the country's best known writers on this subject. I nder the title "Speed" is grouped practical information for the driver of a touring machine, liivin^ a little advice on many subjects of i^reat importance, based on comfort, safety, power, economy, buoyancy, speed and other matter of similar character. An interesting section on outdoor life has also been inserted, having come from the pen of our friend, Harry Georiieous THIRTY CENTS PER COPY 616 11 Post Oldstyle Roman No. 1 72 Point Special Characters $1 40 per font 3 A $8 10 4 a $6 16 ?14 's HIDE Sold 1 60 Point Special Characters $1 40 per font 3 A $6 10 4 a $4 00 $10 10 Bright MIND 64 Point Special Characters $1 20 per font 3A$580 4a$3 70 $960 DIVE Straight 48 Point Special Characters $1 25 per font 3A$4 85 4a$3 15 $800 INDIAN HIRED HigKest Building 42 Point Special Characters $0 95 per font 3 A $3 70 6 a $2 80 $6 60 CHINESE MOURN Exterior Decorated 36 Point Special Characters $0 76 per font 3 A $2 80 6 a $2 55 $5 36 FORMER PREAMBLE Explorations Continvie 616 « Post Oldstyle Roman No. 1 HfMnt .Sixt'ial nmrui-tirn (t\ IV, ixr font 4At2IS 8*tZ10 t4Z5 MODERNIZED PRINTING Dignified CKaracter BoxigKt Shows Original Conception S( Point SiH-cUl Characten to 50 per font 5AI170 lOstlSO ItW PERrORMANCE INTERESTED Handsome Decorations Presented MaKes Beautiful Easter Creations UFUnt Special Chancten to GO per font 8Atl65 14atl60 t326 PHYSICIANS HONORING PROFESSOR Fraudulent Insurance Presidents Indicted Greatest CroAvds Aboard SinKing Steamer UV,'rA 10A»145 17«$!S5 tS 00 HONEST DISBURSEMENTS BY LEGISLATURE Interesting A.gric\ilt\iral Semi-MontHly Publication Finest Advertising MetHods Required Every"wHere UPoiM 14Atl40 20s$in.S S27li 8 Point 16 A tl 15 24atll0 t2 25 REQUIRE SINCERE MEMBERS purchase white elephant A,— , --^ Find African Jungle Beaters Hero mencan I ypeS and Ornaments CannibaU Chase Pious Missionary More Startling Exposure Coming Mahe Finest Irish Stew Imaginable C 1- ayxnn ,. ^Ty -»orA^-^ c- Savages Holding Delightful Feasts Spending $12345d7o90 Salary Hurricane DecK Swept by Captain > "t 14A tl25 2latl25 tZM 6 Point UA$106 16al0t6 ftOO IRISH PRINTERS DISAPPEARED maine resorts opened earlier H, . -, _^, 1 ■« r- • Overgro-wrn Lumberman Druiaed Hand obol\en bcenery Charmed Visitor Dt.«cribe» Bo.uiifui Mountain Scen.ry Fisherman Landed Smallest Turtle Encountering TreacWorou. QuicK.«nd Bl 1^ ^--1 , — , ,,. , _, , . Burning HicKory rore»t Causaa Alarm lacl\ <^iouds KoUing slowly Away E.timote. on »I234^567S90 New Typ. U/>e o/offiflERLOCa)^^ n— i» I itil Chaamwim »» yt ■> wUk »U Um»» tram t U U Pahit Imta^* TWyMw ••M to iMMrti l—tt (Ma IS to n PalM lailMlii 617 Post Oldstyle Roman No. 2 72 Point Special Characters $1 70 per font 3 A $8 80 4 a $6 20 $16 00 NICE Rid 60 Point Special Characters $1 20 per font 3 A $6 65 4 a $4 85 $11 50 May BRIDE H 54 Point Special Characters $1 20 per font 3 A $6 15 4 a $4 30 $10 45 HOPE Given 48 Point Special Characters $1 30 per font 3 A $4 90 4 a $.3 50 $8 40 PRINTERMEN Riding; Contest 42 Point Special Characters $1 00 per font 3 a;$3 75 4 a $2 60 $6 26 ENGLISH RULE Soldiers Desired ■I 36 Point Special Characters $0 75 per font 3A$300 4a $2 00 $500 SAILORS RETURN Rebuked Executive 518 Post Oldstyle Roman No. 2 II l-utnt SlwrUI (.'tutrmrtrni «) 7U prr font I A 12 IS Xa 12 10 H 2S REPORTS REDUCTION Grand Historical Places Sporting Men Returned .'ir...nt Spectel Chanirieni 10 U prr r«nt SA tl 80 8a 1170 tsm BRITISH MUCH ENTHUSED Prosecuted Theatre Manager Inspiring Conditions Prevail > Toinl Special Chanictcni $0 30 per font 7 A II 55 12 a $170 {3 26 HANDSOME CRICKET CHAMPION German Home Decorated Profusely Millionaire Secured Valuable Farms ItlVint 9A;1'I5 14atl55 tSOO RENUMBERED DOCUMENTS DISAPPEAR Demand Unusual Amendments Obliterated Legitimate Institution Opened Permanently t2f.Mnt lOAtim 17afl46 VTS 8 Point 13 A $1 10 20a SI 15 IZ25 FRENCH BRIG "WRECKED riding academy ruined iat» ^ t% -J A. Five Pupils Severely lTvi*»red nsults Proinment Resident _ ..1 ... .. „ Demands Public Retraction Saved Many Valuable Horses Heroic Boy Escapes Accident Stolen $1234507890 Money Effects Quite Heavily insured '"•"oint nA»120 ISatlSO tZSO 6 Point UA*095 22> »1 06 1200 PRINTED REVISED HISTORY sheriff traps bold robber f.w,, »,»^- J Found Hldinii in County Saw Mill l^aay Kelatea GreeK Episodes Desperate Battle Fought in Swamn Editor Advised Large Edition =*.°';,*'^*"i^S".'^!r"*^f^ Boarder " Bif^ Re^vard Paid for Clever Arrest lOVing' AtltHor Praised AVorKs important $1334507800 Contracta C/>c of diotfi nSE.OB.(SLjS^^ TWMlaKWaaixlananpQiwirittalllaUslMXbUrakMliKtHtTa. Tint an •>M la uwm> taMs ma U la n fMM >illnli'i 519 Post Oldstyle Roman No. 1 and No. 2 in Display TKanks 'AVe are tKanKful tKat in tHe regular order of our yearly program tKere is time to pause and tKinK of tKe many tHin^s tKat -we may be thanKful for. 'We are above all else tKanKful for your patronage and for your faitK in our ability to produce good printing. AA^e are tKanKful tKat you Kave become a user of tKe RARN QUALITY and tKe Kearty commendation of our numerous patrons Kas been a great source of encouragement to us. "We are tKanKful tKat our business outlooK for tKe coming year seems brigKt and promising RARN r,IikI?S^^N FENNRT rTirnmmm rnQjCULULXj mmmmm rnmmmrn O— infill Cmmt n^mrwm 621 Post Condensed i 72 Point Special Characters $0 40 per font 3 A $5 60 4 a $3 96 {s 4' BRONZE Rack i I 60 Point Special Characters $0 30 per font 3 A $4 26 4 a $3 25 f.Ti Bandits REMOVE 54 Point Special Characters $0 25 per font 4A$4 70 6a$430 $90( DEMAND Equality 48 Point Special Characters $0 25 per font 4A$:i80 7a$4 05 $78S FURNISHED DOUGH Brigadiers Disgraced 42 Point Special Characters $0 25 per font 5 A $3 25 8 a $3 10 $6 3/ GREATER ENTERPRISE Professional Disqualified 36 Point Special Characters JO 20 per font 5A$2 60 8a $2 65 $61; PROSPERING SHOEMAKER English Gentlemen Returned 522 '^11 Post Condensed MPaini SprcimlChumrtenlOiOiMirfont 6A«190 lOatZSt $4 2S RECLAIMED STRIKING DESIGNS Introduce Many Original Features Experienced Physicians Reminded •< l'..-rr Siwriiil rhars Point Special Charactera 10 15 per font 10 A $1 4S 20 a $180 tS2S ENTERPRISING FOREIGNER REQUIRED TEACHER Mounted Soldiers Receive Extensive Encouragement Greatest Parade Ground Attracts Visiting Scotchmen U Point 13 A $130 26a $170 $3 00 HONEST CLUB MEMBER DISCHARGED FAITHFUL SERVANT Foreign Discoveries Unearth the Rarest of Biblical Manuscripts American Type Founders Company Makes Post Condensed Type tt Point IS A $110 31 a $165 $2 TS S Point 18 A $0 95 38a $1 30 $2 25 SAILOR RETURNED ABOARD CRUISER lafayette section charms visitor D. ^-r in ^- YT ji. «j ^- Many Beautiful ParKs Abounded Nearby Beautiful Creation Used by Advertisers fj^^ Lovely ciru Bathed m NewarK Bay Abusive Baseball Fan Hurled Cushion Yacht Racing Enthused Retired Admiral First Baseman $1234567890 Suspended Largest Fish caught Near Johnson Dock '^ Ocean Breeze Kept City Cool in Summer ■ '■ '• lrA?If"'-''"'Fieid Meet jv. %j J ■¥• J Late Warm Weather Ciiuied Much Trouble Here Uisastrous Parachute Plunge Made Tuesday punic Brouthi $iz34S6789o out immenie crowd a u f fi fl Tfcue »>««M ClmtttKt »»»»»» »IUi «ll t«m« Inm « U U rial li i l»il» i TIar an aM la Mmnto bato fMa U to n rMM liMliahia 628 Post Oldstyle Italic 60 Point Special Characters $0 45 per font 3 A $5 70 4 a 13 40 $910 BRIDGE Hold 48 Point Special Characters JO 45 per font 3 A $4 15 6a $3 35 $7 50 Crowns KINGDOM 36 Point Special Characters $0 30 per font 4 A $2 60 7 a $2 40 $5 00 DESERVING Inhabitants 30 Point Special Characters $0 25 per font 4A$195 10 a $2 40 $4 35 YOUNGSTER UNDECIDED Secured Brightest Receptacles 24 Point Special Characters $0 25 per font 5A$160 12a $1 90 $350 IMPROVED COUNTING DEVICE Incorporate Investments Advancing 18 Point 8 A $1 50 18 a $1 75 $3 25 10 Point 14 A $1 15 30 a $1 35 $2 50 Special Characters $0 20 per font _ iin\Tir\Tr,n-i? nr^T^m^n -^^^^iicjin workingmen OJiiyJylSUlt, HJUtilitLH^ Excited Manufacturer Applies Dishonest Commissioners '''"' p-'-«°" -f ^" ^-"-'^ UPoint 10A$145 22a$160 $3 05 « P"'"' 14A$100 33a$125 $2 25 'r'vnrkn D zi-nwv t a.iir^'wr disciples of gvtenberg rjice 1 X fKJKjiS.Jti'n I 1 JtKJyjn 1 For the JUmighty Dollar a Life Time Raise Trade Organizations tack of Money is the Root ofjuiEvii •^ So Epigrammatic Humor Jfttemptea 12 Point 12 A $1 25 28 a $1 50 $2 75 UNIVERSITY OPENS SEMESTER '"''"'' "^**'^ ^'^" " ""^ HIGHEST EXCHMNGE PRICE RECORDED Eighty'Seven New Students Enlisted considerable Mguation for a aig Reduction r» • ^^ I^oreign Pulp Caused Domestic Dealers Carney Offer ^I2345(i7o90 Rejected jtfter Months si234s67s<)o of Deprivations N R <^ f fi A fl These Special Characters are put up with all fonts from 6 to 14 Point inclusive They a sold in separate fonts from 18 to 60 Point inclusive 524 i Post Oldstyle Italic in Pradlical Display TIMBEL Only Manufacturing Jeweler and Goldsmith in Venango County ■ ■ JtSNOUflCEMENT I desire to call your attention to the fact that 1 buy old Gold. Look in those safe places in which you may have placed some trinkets that have been almost forgotten. Bring them to me and I will make an offer for them as old Gold, paying cash or exchanging for new. Jewelry though broken or out of style is nevertheless valuable. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ JiLVlN TIMBEL MMCMLMOXTS. PESM. ■ ■ ■ IVIU K»bbl« K«>iat>n« -S s- Smnd for Our Latest Catalogues Showing Some Winter Style* Spruceup Shop tvas Established in tSSS at Belmont, Maine Quality Clothing In the tvorld'famous IXL Clothing you are sure to receive best quality in material, elegance in style, and perfection in the fit. You get the experience of twenty five years in the clothing business. Our work-shops are large, pleasant and comfortable. We are not in the sweat-shop zone. You will find an IXL sign at the door of every progressive clothier. If you will investigate our claims to superiority you will not wear any other. IXL is the Prince of ready-made clothing. SPRUCEUP CLOTHIERS 36 Point Post Monotone Special Characters $0 45 per font 3 A $2 65 6 a $2 70 $5 35 DE:SIGN SPEICIMEN Handsome Buildings I Point Special Characters $0 35 per font 4 A $2 10 7 a $2 15 $4 25 POST MONOTONE TYPE Reliable American Series 24 Point Special Characters $0 35 per font 5 A $1 70 9 a $1 SO $3 50 NOTES ORIGINALITY SHOWN SKipbuilder Repaired Lifeboats Special Characters $0 35 per font 7 A $140 15a $185 $3 25 POSTPONES GRAND POLICE REVIEW Notable Mayors Discuss Bad WeatKer Councilmen Smiled at Demonstrations 14 Point 9 A $1 20 19 a $1 80 ?S 00 CAPTURES NIGHT RIDER Visitor Climbing' Mountain Detectives Trailed Forgers 12 Point 11 A $1 10 25 a $1 65 $2 75 RAPID COMPOSITOR MOVING Prints Handsome Folder Monday Beautiful Ornaments Being Made Heaviest $1234567890 Ordering' 12 A il 05 26 a $1 45 $2 50 BACHELOR WRITES LOVE POEM Relates Early Experience -witK Girl Picture Young Sweethearts Parting Greatest Demand for First Editions 8 Point 12 A $0 85 29 a $140 $2 25 RAILROADS BEING REVIEWED Wonderful Society Event Closing' Ne-w Hig'K Str\actures Demolished Displaying' Handsomest Qualities Ingenious Device Made Saturday 6 Point 12 A $0 80 29 a $120 $2 00 MODERN ROUNDHOUSE BURNING Superintendents Holding' Convention Telephone Connections Made Friday Monster Engine Saved by Brave Men ] Read Paper Concerning Type MaKing' j Valuable Reason Stated by Librarian ] Post Monotone $12345&7890 Progress i 5-on-6 Point 14 A $0 80 32 a $1 20 $2 00 BICYCLE RACES PROVE INTERESTING i MaKing Boston Wire Stitcl-iers Eictensively BMying Complete Series in Large Quantity Eacpress Train BroKfe Record During' Trial MaKing' Sensational Run Erom V^^est Point Compositor Riding in First Car Forty Miles '(D/)e o/aKmnouE^) These Special ChamcturK are put up with all fonts from 6 to 14 Point inclusive They are sold in separate fonts from 18 to 36 Point inclusive 526 Post Monotone in Practical Display lore: A MAGAZINE OF. THOUGHT A promoter of the r\ew thought idea and all advar\ced theories of life, a periodical for the free. Independent thinKers and men of sound sense support it LORE COMPANY LAKESIDE. OHIO 9r. 11 fe ^v:y JANUARY SALE WILL CONTINUE TEN DAYS ONLY AT kinne: bargain store The Letter for Artistic Results in Printing' of the Better Class. The RichEffect is Pleasing' •'BacK to Nature" The Forest Club List of the Paid Membership January First 4 A $2 60 6a?2 40 $50( Post Monotone No. 2 36 Point TOUR ROMAN EMPIRE Delights Two Statesmen Prospector Brings Silver 30 Point 5 A $190 10a $2 40 $4 31 RETIRES OLDEST ADMIRAL Considers American Ensig'ns Serg'eant Prepared Machinist 6 A $170 10a $180 $3 S MONTPELIER DAMSELS EXCITED Beautiful Maiden Disarmed Burglar Wise Police Captain Saw Dynamite 18 Point 9 A $150 16a $175 $3 25 10 Point 16A $1 15 32a $135 $2 6 GERMAN FINANCIERS S^oSSn'^rSiS Investigating New Theft Bankrupt PoUceman Explainec t:k • c X tt a Chorus Girls Fainted in Theatre bXamine Omart LXpertS Apprehend Automobile Owne 13A$140 24a $160 $3 00 BEAUTIFUL OPERA HOUSES Designed Eig'ht Centuries Ag'o Architectural Beauty Pleasing' 12 Point 16A$120 32a $1 55 $2 75 FRENCH CRUISERS LEAVE TODAY Spent Eight Months in California Port Delighted Sailors Promising to Return Left Nearly $1234567890 in Mexico 8 Point 17 A $105 36a $120 $22 GOVERNOR PARDONED PRISONER: State Executive Signed Papers Sunda; Two Youthful Offenders Free Saturda: Figured in Sensational Western Holduj Old Lawyer Aroused Public Sympath; 6 Point 18 A $0 90 38 a $1 10 $2 ( DENTIST REMOVED TOOTH FROM MULl Pesky Creature Worries ShaKy Molar Expei Six Farmhands Witnessed Novel Operatioi Animal KicKs Barn Door Into Kindling Wooi Town Constable Ran Toward Moving Train Railroad Fireman Consoled Nervous Office Doctor Saw $1234567890 Strange Person 528 Post Monotone No. 2 in Display 3ac DDDDC ZZIDCZ D ID ID IP^ CAMPING IN THE ROCKIES DDDQDDDDDDaDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD A GUIDE TO THE MORE DESIRABLE PLACES FOR CAMPING AND TROUT FISHING IN THE PICTURESQUE ROCKY MOUNTAINS By GEORGE HAYNES ISSUED BY THE GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT OF THE COLORADO & NEW MEXICO RAILROAD IDDDC ^ m On^MMite Pwtfc Cka* B^bm*! ' ini I ^ D U DC DC 529 Blanchard Series 72 Point 3 A $9 10 4 a $5 70 $14 80 HID Shirt 60 Point 3 A $8 00 4 a $5 25 $13 25 Buys FIGS 48 Point 3A$490 4a$320 $810 DINE Burglar 4A $300 5a$200 $500 Emperors HONEST 30 Point 4A$21S 7a$2 10 $426 PRINTERS Overheated 5A$1 75 9a $175 $3 60 Buying Stronger LINIMENTS 18 Point 7 A $1 50 15 a $1 75 $3 25 10 Point 14 A $1 20 26 a $1 30 $2 50 SUNBURN CURES ^.'V'^X^^^" fortune Make Charming Ornament Ma.Ke Useful Article Require Handsome Border 14 Point 10 A $1 40 21 a $1 60 $3 00 8 Point 16 A $1 05 33 a $1 20 $2 25 COMPOSITOR WORKED ^^T"*/"? st^^^^'^fc ""T^^l 1 •»»•• t Wonderful Steamboat Constructed Secured BlanCxiard Series Beautiful Bold Display Throughout 12 Point 14 A $1 40 22 a $1 35 $2 75 6 Point 18 A $1 00 34 a $1 00 $2 00 FOUND MODERN SPECIMEN torpedo exploded near tenant ShocH Broke Large Plate Glass Windows Diving Exhibitions Witnessed Repon AwaRens PoHceman in Ban ParK ■n . ffi t 'O'^ yt S^CTOnn tl j- Perpetrator Apprehended by Bold Sleuth tVeqUeSt j4307oyU iSOnding Magistrate Gives $1234567890 AIso Life 530 Blanchard in Practical Display Estates ALONG THE HEALTHFUL AND PICTURESQUE SHORES OF THE WEST HEMINGSTONE- RIVER AT BEAUTIFUL Thistle Manor □ I in 879 ELIZABETH PLACE. ERIE ^ -w^-^-k A •». T UN" most desirable and MUIIv C3 DEAN |||and situated in a very adjoining the finest ecreation center that and affords the home improvements found and one of necessary urchasers free from nsequently splendid [enjoyment instead of |r special features not to be had in any other section of this country. The terms are indeed in the WALL DECORATORS -a Opthing iP ^^ TRADtll FOR DISCRIMINATING MEN We have given a lot of attention to our latest stock of garments for men folks, and we feel sure that our clothing cannot be approached MARK anywhere else for quality of the fabric, style and distinctiveness in tailoring. The number of handsome styles to choose from makes it easy for you to secure a satisfactory garment \^ HERMAN ^ STINEK BROAD STREET HACKENSACK B- -EB Hw>4 rb«M Cau Bqon* Qaadnato C 'Blanchard Italic 72 Point 3 A $8 95 4 a $6 30 $14 26 MEN Raid 60 Point 3A$8 15 4a$485 $13 00 Rash GIRL 48 Point 3A$480 4a $2 95 $7 76 HIRED Ladies 36 Point 4 A $3 05 5a $195 $8 00 Educated CHICKEN 30 Point 4 A $2 20 7 a $2 05 $4 25 MAD ACTOR Grants Relief 5A$1 70 10a $1 80 $3 60 LARGE FRAME Mends Garments 8 A $165 14a $160 $3 25 RETURNED HOME Procures Advertisers 14 Point 10 A $140 21a $160 $3 00 HARMONY INCREASED Operating Natural Spring {^Neater Designs Advocated 12 Point 14 A $1 40 25 a $1 35 $2 75 MIDNIGHT INTRUDER Caught "Behind Cornstalk Prominent Doctor Named Large $1234567890 Sum 10 Point 14 A $1 15 30a $135 $2 60 MANY STRANGE LADIES Attended Grand Social "Party Daring Performer Prostrated Policeman Overcome by Heat 8 Point 17A$110 36a $115 $2 25 CITY "BOARDERS FOUND RELIEF Delightful Lakes Refreshed Hundreds Crowded Summer Resorts Triumphing Excited Guest Admonished Proprietor 6 Point 19A$0 95 40a $105 $2 J k ACTORS RECEIVED GREAT APPLAUSE Benevolent Societies Entertain Poor Children Several Delinquent Cashiers Returning South Pleasing Refined Musicale Recently Produced "Bright Country School Teacher Becomes Bride Large Amount of S1234567S90 Money Inherited 532 *Blanchard Italic in Display Order Your Printed Matter and A dVertising Typography from Kinner T^ "TEW methods in selling goods f\J ftaVe revolutionized all of the •* ▼ business World during the last ten !>ears. A prominent advertising expert struck tblelVe When he called Printing the "Silent Salesman." As a salesman Mr. Printing is a great success. He neVer misrepresents you and he neVer butts in blhen he isn't Wanted. He can alWai/s Wait until Mr. Prospect is ready. Unlike some salesmen he doesn't try to tell all he knoWs the first trip. He can call on another day for two cents. Now is the time to send your mail salesman out talking for Fall business. Let me dress him up for you. I haVe deVoted many years to the study of his needs and know just What constitutes the strongest appeal in his Whole attire ^S5^3= Boulton Kinner, Good Printer Hnj<-<» KmWIlnhrrii ac 3D We desire to announce the addition of several hundred neXi) Records to our Talking Machine Department We toill be pleased to haVe you come in and hear them THE MORCASTOWN MUSIC COMPANY 533 Condensed Blanchard 72 Point 3A$620 4a$4 15 «035 DRINK Plenty 3 A $5 50 4 a $H 80 $9 30 Losing HEIFER 48 Point 4A$385 6a $3 65 $7 60 MODERN Designers 36 Point 5 A $2 55 8 a $2 45 $5 00 Honorable Games DISBAND 5A$185 lla$240 $4! CONDENSED Blanchard Showings 24 Point 7 A $170 13a $180 $3 60 10 Point 20 A $1 16 38 a $1 35 $2 50 niQTllVrT PPIISITITPQ STYLISH CONDENSED BLANCHARD J^IO 1 111 \j 1 mill 1 LfRO Thousand Soldiers Marching South n«a«^««*<«l^*.^ C«%^^I«««^.« Sailors Celebrate Splendid Victory UriginaUng OpeCimen American Type Founders Company in A $1 45 21 a $1 80 P 25 PRODUCTION CONSIDERED Desirable Series Purchased 8 Point 25 A $1 on 50 a $1 25 $2 25 LONGEST BUILDING BEING PAINTED RAPIDLY Warmer Spring Weather Caused Untold Suffering Eighty Orators Read Declaration of Independence Farmers Crowd Every Available Spot Wednesday 14 Point 16 A $1 45 28 a $1 55 $3 00 RUSHED SWIFT FREIGHT ENGINE Marine Bugler Discharged Tuesday 7 Point 26 A $1 00 53 a $1 25 $2 RUSHING SUBURBAN FREIGHT TRAIN JUMPS TRACI Engine Traveling at Highest Speed When Rails Spread Conductor Shouted Warning to Several Scared Women Wrecking Crew Lifts Scalded Fireman into Ambulance 4 .dli 18 A $1 30 33 a $1 45 $2 75 6 Point 26 A ifO 9n 55 a $1 10 $2 00 SUBMIT HANDSOME ADVERTISEMENTS Compositor Receiving Beautiful Souvenir Visits Rockaway $1234567890 and Batlies ONE TREMENDOUS UNDERTAKING PROVED SUCCESSFUL Magnificent Country Home Burned Near Washington Heights Society Leader Entertains Coaching Party Before Breakfast Fine Ornaments and Borders Always Help Commercial Work Many Reliable Workmen $1234567890 Make Honest Fortunes 534 M Condensed Blanchard in Practical Display PRINTING OF HIGHEST QUALITY I — I The Quality of printed matter depends largely on the style and originality displayed in the composition. Mechanical finish and good workmanship are only obtainable through the use of proper equipment. If you desire genuine quality use American Line type AMERICAN LINE THE BEST LINE Art till- Tint F-' D SPRING Will Soon be With Us A STRAIGHT TALK TO EVERY NAN WHO ORDERS PRINTING ^.w^j^ D D DC DD 0 m The blue birds will soon be here and we are all well aware that the balmy days of Springtime mean a consequent change of stocks by all merchants and store-keepers. No matter what line, there will be a new article added or an old one dropped. You will then need some seasonable advertising. Our agent will call on you next week with a full line of Special Announcements KANE PRINTING CO. >OITH MILWARD STREET. KANE. PENNSYLVANIA D D a 0 686 VvTMliW Bardm Hearst Series 72 Point 3 A $8 55 4a $5 95 $14 50 NICE Ride 60 Point 3A$765 4a$535 $13 00 Kind GIRLS 48 Point 8 A $4 80 4a $3 35 $3 15 HOME Leased 36 Point 3A$275 5a$225 $5 00 Interesting LECTURE ) Point 4 A $2 00 8a $2 25 $4 25 MECHANICS Considered 24 Point 6 A $175 9a $175 $3 50 Distinguished PHILOSOPHERS 18 Point 8 A $1 66 14 a $1 70 $3 26 ENEMIES FIGHTING TMany Distant Points 14 Point 12A$160 19a $150 $3 00 PROMINENT PREACHER Discussing Historic Events 12Point 15A$135 24a$140 $2 75 GIGANTIC SCHEMES EXPOSED Eminent People Organized Lodges Admired $1234567890 Detective 536 10 Point 16 A $1 15 30 a $1 35 $2 50 DISPENSING RIGID JUSTICE Long Sentences Given Crooks Unfortunate Boy Condemned 8 Point 18 A $1 05 34 a $1 20 $2 25 LONG LOST BROTHER RETURNED Roamed CountryTwenty-One Hours Detectives Recovered Stolen Property l| 6 Point 20 A $0 90 40a $1 10 $2 00 HANDSOME YOUNG ANIMAL TRAINERS Desperate Encounter With Ferocious Panther Several Assistants Gently Squeezed by Bruin Considerable Excitement Naturally Prevailed Band Rendered $1234567890 Excellent Music Hearst in Practical Display •J i: HOMES IN THE COUNTRY n I GRA3P THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE ONE OF THESE FINE DWELLINGS BY OUR ARRANGEMENT YOU CAN SOON OWN YOUR OWN HOME AND BECOME INDEPENDENT OF THE REGULAR VISITS OF RENT COLLECTORS HOUSES of six, seven and eight rooms in Garfield County, all ready for you to move into. Each of these houses has all modern improvements: bath, toilet, running •water, steam heater and gas. They are built on a plot of land 150x225 feet all graded, curbed and flagged. The high elevation of this property and its beautiful surroundings give to it the necessary features for the ideal location of a home in the open country. Fine railway connections and several very good roads make commutation a pleasure. The close proximity of Lake Wavecrest gives access to one of the most delightful bathing, boating and fishing resorts that will be found in this section of the country today. Send for booklet JOHN KINGS £^ CO. SPRINGDALE CENTER, SOUTH CAROLINA Paying Rent? n-i F. 637 Hearst Italic 72 Point 3 A $9 BO 4 a 56 50 $15 00 HIRE Birds 60 Point 3A»7 05 4a $4 20 $1126 Stylish RINK 3 A $4 65 4 a $2 85 $7 60 PRIGE Ghimneys 4 A $2 60 7 a $2 40 $5 00 Photograph PROeURED 30 Point 4 A $190 10 a $2 35 $4 26 ENLIGHTEN Richest Student 24 Point 5 A $1 60 12 a $1 90 $3 60 Gfiarming Specimens REPRODUGED 18 Point 8 A $150 18 a $175 $3 25 10 Point 16 A $1 25 32 a $125 $2 60 HONEST SERGEANTS sold monster swordfish Cfontajns Strong Display teatures Magnificent Government Greatest Librarian Became Noted 14 Point 12 A $1 46 24 a $1 55 $3 00 8 Point 20 A $1 15 38 a $1 10 $2 25 DETERMINED POLWEMEN ^^^^" column heading secured __ T /' c • T-» /■ 1 Former Theatrical Stars Hold Big Banquets Hearst italic OerieS Purchased Artistic Methods originated by Compositors 12 Point 15 A $130 30a $146 $2 75 6 Point 22 A $1 00 42a $100 $2 00 TREMENDOUS ORDERS RECEIVED several huntsmen qapture young bison Found Animals Near Large Swamp in North America GompOSed Remarkable Advertisement New Masml Becoming Desperate when securely ned WW jj (P » O y// /?'^?TDr»/^ o Gentleman Fired Huge Rifle Several Times Yesterday nanaSOme it> l ^O^OOY oifU otrUCtUreS Trophy Presented S12S436-S90 zoological Gardens 538 i Hearst Italic in Practical Display ^3 g°€^ °°^^°^ [? m The Burk GoUege of Design CI Q/lil RTISTS who received their training in this college are all holding responsible positions in the different designing and illustrating houses throughout the country. There is no other college in which the students' drawings are exactly the same as the prac- tical work done in fashion and engraving houses and in the art departments of newspapers and magazines, and no other school which can get its students practi' cally into the illustrating business for tuition rate§ and particutarg appty to The Burk Coilege ofoRrts & Crafts HtSHY H . HIRK. Art Director Studio BuJldinfl, 18 Market Street Denmark, Maine lb (SJ i&sSi 589 Boston Breton 72 Point 3A$7 25 4a$490 $12 IS HUMBLES Education 60 Point 3 A $6 40 4 a $4 00 $10 40 TRICKSTER Housewives 48 Point 4 A $4 60 5a $2 95 $7 55 STENOGRAPH Romantic Stoiy ) $6 25 WM FINISHED TYPE Beautiful Flov^ers Society Magazine , 540 ^WU m 4 A $3 75 5a $2 50 Boston Breton 4At26& T>«I«> tSOS PRISONER FIGHTS Lovelorn Bridesmaid Productions Improve ■ Nat 4AtZ06 8«tZ20 f4XS TRANSPORT SOLDIERY Sunshine Creates Beauty Modern Home Nuisances »4 Point 6A$I60 lOaflSO tSIiO IMPECUNIOUS PUBLISHERS Company Receiving Demands Undergoes Excruciating Pains « A fim ISa J1«S $3 25 10 Point HA Jl IS 30a $135 $2Sn AMERICAN TOURS Theatre Quarantined Springtime Musings lOAHtf SDatiK noo ARTIST THRE^V EDITOR Champion Acknowledged Retirement Now Probable It Nut I4A>12S ZfatlSO tZTS MECHANICS AMUSE PEOPLE Popular Cosmopolitans Parade Disastrous Steamer Excursion Strange $1234567890 Incident 641 VICTORIOUS REGIMENTS Popular Magazines Prosper Ceased Dreaming Troubles Mendicant Became Banker Eternal Friends Are Scarce 8 Point 17 A $100 34 a $125 $225 AEROPLANES BECOME POPULAR Series of Aerial Cuts Now in Stock Cast in Type Molds by this Foundry Modern Printers Find Them Useful Publishers and Sportsmen Pleased « Point MA tow S8atnO tZOO ADVERTISING HANDSOME SOUVENIRS HlKhly Developed Artistic Ability in Menus Procrastination Is The Embezzler of Yean DisUnculshed Individuals Gather Secretly Excusable Phrases Occasionally Appearlnc Interestinc Demonstration In Metaphysics ReUabU Printers •I234547890 ConvenUon Boston Breton in Practical Display REX THEATRE CORNER KING AND MONROE STREETS The ideal vaudeville theatre, designed and conducted for the entertainment of ladies and gentlemen. During the four years of its existence it has buried the ghost of decollete variety, enlisted and secured the support of real people, thus establishing a standard in operation and entertainment to which few theatres of any class ever attain. There is a reason. Success does not come by accident; we have earned success through careful management, al^A/^ays preserving an atmosphere of refinement, and then the best combination of stars and skilled entertainers that can be found in the w^orld SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET Strathmore Border Strathmore Ornament Boston Breton in Practical Display PI MASK A MAGAZINE FOR THE STAGE VERY member of the profession now^ hsis a publication on w^hich he can firmly rely. It w^ill be truly represent- ative and its columns will at all times be open to heraild the advent of a new enterprise or tell of the contin- ued glorious run of some real success. It w^ill glean from every quarter of the ^E r^ M SHRUBBERY AND HOTHOUSE PRODUCTS V/e are constantly Improvlnc OUT output, thus provldlne out patrons with the best stock HENTZ & MINER SHERIDAN, NEV/ JERSEY atest theatrical new^s. record the most up-to- s and keep managers productions of merit. 1 be devoted to make s advertising medium ssurances have been flattering description tion list \vill not only ut more than ordinar- The paper will go into 1 be read by people of vertisers, people with now how^ to spend it. d^fn^mi^mmm [NK & SONS HFIELD ROAD, ENGLAND H»(iB.--l t-».r»'lji Art i»i M M 543 Boston Breton Condensed 144 Point 3 A $12 80 4 a $8 50 $21 30 HER Cat 120 Point 3 A $8 70 4 a $5 65 $14 86 UNHITCH Phantoms 96 Point 3 A $6 50 4a $4 15 $10 QUESTIONS r^i Investigated 544 ' il Boston Breton Condensed 1tri*ni 3At615 4«nS6 KM UNBLEMISHED Roguish Director MNat 4A(480 6m$S20 1800 MINTS OBSERVED Destroying Mansion • PMnt 4AISI0 7>tS0S 1625 PREVIOUS ERUPTIONS Establishments Deserted ACi^l f,Anm 8a«246 $62S FLOURISHING COUNTRIES Bravest Individuals Returned Handsome Characters Stolen 645 5 A $2 15 8a $2 10 $421 Boston Breton Condensed 36 Point RECOVER STOLEN PENDANTS Distinguished Gentleman Ejected Sanctions Railroading Expedition 6 A $2 00 10 a $2 00 14 EDITOR CONSIDERS TERMS UNJUST Southwestern Rangers Detained Ladies Monstrous Gathering Remains Standing 8 A $1 70 15 a $1 80 $3 50 HUMBLE PEASANTS RELISH ANGEL CAKES International Agreement Satisfies Unprejudiced Practical Designers Realized Stupendous Profits 18 Point 10 A $1 45 23 a $1 80 $3 25 22 A $1 15 46 a $1 35 $2 50 TRAMP STEAMER RETURNS Conductor Tlueatened Foreman Aged Swindler Deceives Banker SPURIOUS MONEY CAUSING TROUBLE Castles of Bonnie Scotland Attract Many Fascinating Widow Entertains Boarders New England Resorts Advertise Weekly Handsome Souvenirs For Country Ladies 14 A $1 30 34 a SI 70 $3 00 WELCOMING UNBIASED JUDGMENT Charitable Aristocrat Bequeaths Estate Remote Domicile Escapes Big Calamity SPoint 24A$100 54a$125 $22SJ JAPANESE MERCHANTS DESIRE ENGLISH TRADE ' stylish Neckwear Bargains Continuing in Popularity Mirtliful Seminary Instructor Apparently Unpopular Herculean Athlete Easily Defeats Amateur Favorite Inexperienced Mechanics Demanding Fabulous Sums 12 Point 19 A $1 25 39 a $1 50 $2 75 SUBMARINE CAPTAIN RESCUES HUNDREDS Beautiful Imported Porcelain Dishes Destroyed Undesirable Features Eliminated From Booklet Extraordinarily $1234567890 Handsome Type 546 6 Point 28 A $0 85 6fla$l 15 $2 00 BENEVOLENT MANUFACTTOERS TENDERED nSH DINNER Deafening Explosion Shatters Skyscrapers Within Eight Miles j Intended Polar Expedition Considered Hazardous Undertaidng I Formidable Pugilist Seeking Undisputed Championship Honors Relegate Worn and Battered Type to the Hell Box and Instead Have New American Line Type Which Insures Largest Profits , Conspicuous Ornamentation $ 1234567890 Not Always Tasty I Boston Breton Condensed In Practical Display Wall Paper fOne of the most important items in the art of home decorating is Wall Paper. To secure appropriate cover- ings for the walls of each of the different rooms is by no means an easy task and should invariably be left to an expert or one who is versed in the art. We have been doing this class of decorating for over twenty-one years and feel assured we can meet your most exacting wants Furman & Morganson Number 29 North Dghteenth Stl LET OS ESTIMATE OH YOUE KEXT JOB OF DECORATING » ' • PrnnakHw* UtMaia EtUbUshed 1(79 HARDMAINE & LANGFORD No. 149 Market Street AUSTIN, U±. BCICKASEaOOEirOF EVEIT DESCnPTIOR Glassware PROFIT In the Composing Room IS SECURED BY A JVDiaOUS USE OF American Line Type noted lor lU Groat Weailac QuaUUos 547 At! tit,- Tint ¥■■ Boston Breton Extra Condensed 72 Point 3 A $3 35 5 a $2 70 $6 05 I SECURES MOinUPECE Discover Reliable History eOPoint 4 A $3 15 6a$285 $600 RDGMNG KINGS CONSPIRE Desired Condensed Headings 48 Point 6 A $3 15 10 a $3 15 $6 30 WESTERN HEMISPHERE SCENERY Secure Convenient PiJntii^ Material 42 Point 6 A $2 65 12 a $2 70 $5 oM PURCHASING SOUTHERN PROPERTIES Distinct Tp Material Pleases Customers Merchants Reprimanded Tardy Workmen 548 ■ 7At200 UrnKU U» ^^^ Boston Breton Extra Condensed jTOUGHS ENCOUNTER NERVOUS ENGINEMEN Prompt Reliable Workmen Secured Knowledge IFMnt 10 A (2(10 19at2 1S $1 15 RESEARCHING BEAUTIFUL HISTORICAL SPECIMENS Newspapers Acquired Boston Breton Extra Condensed Knighted Monarcli Spending Inlierited money Lavishly MNiit 11A$160 23a$190 $860 TENTH INDEPENDENT CHAMPIONSHIP INTERESTS HUNDREDS Healttiiul Mountain Atmosphere and Sparkling Spring Water Cure Cbanning Uselul Display Obtained By Using This Beautiful Series AS14S 31>«180 «32S 111 Piiint : A «1 If, .Mi. 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S2 60 DISTINGUISHED ARTIST PRUITS FOLDER Mountain Climbers Gained Headway Friday This Bold Type Series Always Prominent MINERAL DEPOSITS PROVING VERY CREDITABLE Proper Selection of Type Faces Repays Purchaser Longest Railroad Train Ever Drawn by One Engine First Entertainment Receiving Generous Patronage Noted Arctic Explorer Received By Admiring Hosts 14 Pn«n< 20A tl ss 4!«ti ffi rinn OBSERVE BEAUTIFUL CHARACTER THROUGHOUT Piosperous Fanners Raising More Wlieat and Com Southwestern Excursion Sideswiped Freight Train Modem Workmen Received Many Praising Words XPnfnt MAtlOO TOaflSS «2ZS BURNrNG smP REI>ORTED SINKING AFTER EOUR EXPLOSION Dlslinguished Cunous D«amenls Being Unurtbed In Jenuilem Numerous Imptovemeiils Noted Througtout Several r^epartneots Sertoas Questions Wisely Answered By Experienced Investlptor ExctUnt Condensed Letter lor Display Headings and Advertising Powerfal Dieadoaagtits Aacboi la North River Alter Long Cnilsts U P.«M ZSAtltt 4TBtliO tZTS GREATEST EMPIRES MANIPULATING AMICABLE PEACE WjiksI Weather Makes Nature Come Forth With Flowers SUpi Mning From Abroad Report Damaging Earthquaice Specimen Printers Study S1234567890 Modem Workmen 549 6 Point SSAfOSO TDatllO tlOO cuAnn EnMiNi w HiB iBimo TNUT cus n mm ■mtiMi EMulutfc MawUin Stem ftwl AotWfc NrtHan CmndlN I(ii9i|« FMaMH li^M ImM kflH Edn OMtaMl HadMli MMttdv iMMis MMv Ihcklin M AM IMmI Ivn AiaiM Oittri Mac M BsMapMil •( (It CmkT Altai rmi Cta(t Lnrt m IHlMriU NiAUm lnMSt hw MMtad k tacM « tan ■V MMi tki WMv tl $12MM>IN at amM AMrica riW« Q ) D Boston Breton Extra Condensed in Practical Display vy \_y WE PAY INTEREST CAPITAL $25,000,000 SURPLUS $5,000,000 T', '; ; On all inactive or savings accounts we will pay ^^^^^^ interest twice a year, adding to deposits ol ^^^^^ this character three per cent, per annum— the -^^'^^^^ earnings ol your savings. This will make your money work and give you a sale, sound invest- ment, backed by all the strength ol this bank, without risk or trouble of any kind on your part. Better bank your savings than have them hidden around the house as bait lor burglars. We parantee absolute safety. Come in at your convenience and let us talk the matter over. Sck^leS We are always ready to open new accounts Private safes in our burglar and fireproof vauits are being rented rapidly by persons who appreciate tlie security and convenience obtainabie for less tban two cents a day. Don't delay; write for full information THE FIRST WARD NATIONAL BANK OF THE Cmr OF PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND ESTABLISHED 1842 JOBHC. HENDERSON, President BENKYTBORNE, Vice-President r\ r~\ TEE VERY FAIKEST PRICES "1 t. 1IIE will hold our Annual Winter Sale of Furniture during the first three weeks W of February. A most liberal discount will be offered on every article of our stock. This stock of furniture comprises correct pieces for any room in the house SPANGLER FURNITURE COMPANY =}i=ii= Atrme Border 550 =)^3E Boston Bretons in Combination RUDENKLEM 1 MOTORS MOTORS of this character are especially suited for being used upon rotary, -web and cylinder presses, and for other classes of machinery requiring six horse po-wer or more for operation. They are all of the multipolar type and have round cast-iron frames with feet for attachment to rail-base or brackets. Poles are of steel cast-welded into the frame and journal boxes are supported by three-arm bronze brackets attached to each side of the frame. Shaft bearings are of the RM kind Our Motors are supplied with a nameplate "R" ceist into frame and absolutely guaranteed for highest quality of material and ef f icient po>A;'er M ESTABLISHED 1872 As pioneer makers of motors we have a ereat reputation to maintain. Qual- ity and material of unequalled excel- lence are always embodied In each motor of our malce RUDENKLEM & MANFIELD JOHN MAKHEU), Kp. MAIN OmCE AMD FACTORT LOaTED AT AKUMCTON HHCHTS, ILUNOIS NEW TORE PHILADELPHIA CLEVELAND LOS ANGELES H 551 I'^ral Hmntmf Foster Series 84 Point 3 A $9 60 4 a $5 60 $15 20 MENDER Hand Sort 72 Point 3 A $7 95 4 a $4 55 ?12 50 BUNTINGS Color Black 3 A $7 10 4 a $4 00 $11 10 GRUMBLER Marks Never 48 Point 3 A $4 45 5 a $3 05 $7 50 REMOUNTINGS Bundle Delivered 552 Foster Series • NiM SA 1336 6Bt290 «62S MISREPRESENTS Receiving Admiralty I Prfnt 4 Am" 7 a «2 30 »5 00 CONSTRUCT HOUSES Printing Beautiful Colors 5A $ZaO 9at206 t42S HISTRIONIC BURLESQUER Bestowed Compliments Galore B A $1 Wi !la»l 70 13 50 DRINKING FOUNTS PRESENTED Sister Musicians Entertain Banqueter rt PcJtit » A'SI 60 IHa $1 65 S3 2S DELIGHTED PRINTER Foster Series Purchased Investment Brings Trade 10 Point 18 A $1 25 37« II 25 12 50 NOTED PIANO MOVER HIRED Thereby Gathering Finest Materials Ungoverned Mountain People Came Some Ships that Pass in the Evening Complete Victory Sometimes Defeat If A »l V) 2SnH no fsnn « Point 22 A t\ 10 44 all \!i $2 25 ENDURE MODERN METHOD Entire Fortune Slowly Consumed Destroying Magnificent Steamer CONTINUOUS PERFORMERS AMUSING Advance Geological Theory Concerning Rain Triangular Compartment Home Comfortable Musical Servants Greatly Astonish Japanese Obtained Beautiful Two-Color Arrangements 18 A II 40 30a II 35 |2 75 6 Point 24 A II 00 4es|100 12 00 NEMESIS CONSTRAINS TOURIST Transcontinental Railroaders Convene Removed $1234567890 Obstruction 553 WAVE MOTION THEORY OUICKLT ADVANCED Central Amrricans Enriched Through Tobacco's Sala Davy Jones* Locker Discovered by Submarine Boats Charmini Princess Quickly Denies Royal Housebold Very Le«ibl« Face SI 234367890 A Uaefal Display Foster in Practical Display a Holiday FOLDERS AND BOOKS DL un f-^^EAL novelty and elegance are to be found in all the Christmas and New Year Cards, Greetings and Folders displayed at our store. Mottoes and bits of portable wisdom in rich designs. Holiday Booklets recommendable for young folks in large assortment. These have positive merit, being artistically bound with cover and well printed. They are sure to prove very interesting to the boy or girl. You are urged to come in and look these over at your earliest convenience Folder containing Views of Niagara Falls Free with every purchase Ask to see the Mowrey X-mas Card the Original Holiday Novelty The Mowrey Store South Buffalo, New York Holiday DecunitcirB Boston Breton Cast SquHi-t- 554 Foster and Webb in Practical Display m m— i ©irneiafell IT WOULD STARTLE THE CRAFTY DEALERS OF THE FAR EAST TO SEE OUR GREAT STOCK OF VERY FINE SPECIMENS OF RUG MAKING WITH THE PRICE OF EVERY PIECE MARKED PLAINLY The stock carried by this firm is selected by our experts who know every detail in the art of rug-making. We can therefore assure you an absolutely perfect and reliable purchase EEnCE miQ SHOP CRAIG AND NEW STREETS, BURUNGTON W^yBitlw Umunctit E(0)lb©irft ^ CORNER HARRISBURG AND HUNTERDON STREETS, NORTH DOVER Wholesalers of the Finest Dry Goods IN DESIRABLE WIDTHS UP TO NINE INCHES HANDSOME patterns in Swiss, cambric and nainsook c-mbrotdrries; both ed^cs and insertions; solid, nixed and raised work desidns; clean, crisp, fresh itoods, desirable (or alotoal every purpose where fine embroidery is required; widths ranite up to nine inches, permiltinA many anasttsl and attractive workiats. To the ont-of-towa customer who may desire to take advanta^tc o( this fine asaorlment we will send our specially illustrated catalotne upon receipt of six cents to cover postat^r. It quotes many splendid bari[ains Condensed Foster 84 Point 3 A $7 65 4 a $4 60 $12 25 FINISHERS Design Knife 3 A $6 50 4 a $4 00 $10 50 EXTINGUISH Rating Highest 60 Point 3 A $5 75 4 a $3 45 $9 20 DESCRIPTION Contains Quality 4 A $3 95 7 a $3 55 $7 50 PRINTED FOLDER, Beautiful Characters 556 i arwat Condensed Foster 4AtS10 8*1316 IS2t BRIGHTER STUDENT Used Condensed Series WTVi- S A WTO «a»2 30 $500 FOREIGNER PROSPERED Delightful Boating Excursion 6At2ao 10at206 $42S AMERICAN TOURIST RETURNS Shipwrecked During Heavy Storm M Point TAHTS Ua$176 IS GO GERMAN DESTROYS FORTIFICATION Souvenir Hunters Purchase Finest Picture liTu 11 A $1 >^i 21 n $1 K5 13 2S SAFEBLOWER DESPISED Overcrowded Penitentiaries Hundred People Endangered 14 r..lnt InA tl 4.1 »)atlH tSOO HANDSOME HISTORY PRINTED Contained Exclusive Military Stories Twenty Halftones Being Reproduced 10 Point 2nAfl2fi 3> QaeaUsu Condensed Foster in Practical Display I IWliii Hiifiiil I HMijyM Hliililt I Mi AiiLl EiMi 1 1X1 H^ 1^-^ ECENT improvements make American I l^f I'Cad and Rule Cutters the best on the knn market. In the new models it is im- K^^itWi possible (or the front or lower gau^e to slip or be forced out ot position in cutting heavy slugs or rules. The accurate register of the gauges is absolutely maintained. The novel methods of adjusting and locking the gauges, together with several other improve- ments, met with the immediate approval of leading printers everywhere, and today the American Lead and Rule Cutters are generally conceded to be by far the best cutters made, not in one point, but all points. To begin with, the gauges can be set instantly, effecting a very material saving in time. They are locked automatically, there being no screws to change AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO. iWM \} '4 \\> m i|^.liiji^ i Mjwj^i4igijLy ij^^iiiiutkil Department Store Initial Inland Border No. 4810 558 Condensed Foster and Condensed Webb in Practical Display 'AS it ever occurred to you what good I n I ^^^^ style has to do with advertising? i-icJi One of the best known advertisers in America has paid as high as fifty dollars for setting up a single advertisement, standard magazine page size. This man knows there is value in correct typography. Many years of analytical experience and careful tabula- tion of results have shown him that the selling power of an advertisement can be doubled by clean typography. A staff of high-priced com- petent workmen is most important. For years we have made a specialty of neat graphic typography STEIN & KENT 89 John Street, Cleveland We were awarded First Priie of Citht Hundred Dollars lor excelleoce of Typographical Display io the receat adver- lisiai booklet contest open to the world, cooducted by the Smylb Advertistot Company. This booklet is devoted to the discussion of the cost of prinl- ini, matters pertainiotf to the successful manailenieot of an advertisini campaita and Io the abowint of samples of fiae paper io practical use. Scad today for the beautiful booklet and yoa will be amply repaid ^^^^ C H 669 v."A;>^W^^ii>^'W--^j D^IPIKig 84 Point 3 A $9 60 4 a 55 60 $15 20 TO HIT on 72 Point i A $7 95 4 a $4 55 $12 6 FEEIKSMT 60 Point 3 A $7 10 4 a $4 00 $1110 LUMEEH mmw IEir®Ikeir 48 Point 3 A $4 45 5a $3 OS $7 60 ^mi ©Ddl P®(5(t®irs Q@m 560 • rwnt ;iniiiiiam(B(B BcgSiias TaeiJay IC^Tlpfiuui Saqpected Dni«oas Ladlies Vitm Amdamlk Sgthiaz Cn<^ $]L234567STO SVsmters 561 W@Iblb m IPipgisftkaiS PkpEa^ s EHnnnlkionirgl^ ®T®]1 CAE^ Tk® ISiMlb®dlnniiii©iiii(^ ®1! mM thmt m M®qmmM( mmrmM® m [®ft®ir Car C®iins(^iri!n(£ftn®nD Chaucer Border ^ IHIOTEIL M APSSOM Omr m®w Ml Mmm h ft® dlnm® amdl worn®, inh® dlSnanffiii=r®®im wSll s®aft lllhir®® taffiidlirsdl p®®pll® anadl ncn adl(dln(ln®iB to ftlbns &®r® ar® mm® prS^aft® r®®!m!S l!®r parftnss Ami J©Elf ^u MILEMBOM, Mamaisr dl®snr® ®sfflDtBsw®DE®sSo Three Point Border Strathmore Ornament 562 Happy Thou«hU ^dyk siQDdl F(S!>s(t(sr m IPrsidtSccaill HMsipDaiy /IN \ \ \ A4 L X x^ ■jfS5f©E¥HEAS¥ EEOM )FIS€IIAL E^C^I^SEOM IEnnSi!iill(0) For Tickets and General Informalion Write to W. IBIOLMES, @(em«irsifl IPsDsseii!ig(6ir ^mk Room 12, Mountain Building CHICAGO A' 1/ ■■■/\ 1/ m 1/ €®i5!dl@!ag@^ W^blb) 84 Point 3 A $7 65 4 a $4 60 $12 25 ! EMCi 3A$650 4a$400 «0 50 PElEi© 60 Point 3 A $5 75 4 a $3 45 ?9 20 lEMi iiiliJ Eisiiiaredl lEnrikr i 48 Point Oilar lHI^(iiniii CuDiiilQid 564 Webb 4 A $3 10 8a 13 15 t6 25 1®©E11 IIILPIM© mm Lster Pirdaiasedl 5A$270 SatZSO S600 PlTEimiEP QUAMTEE €®iii|p@infi®ir E(illiinina!g ]M®niidlai^ <;At220 10a$205 $425 M Point 7 A »l 75 13 a tl 76 t3 60 MEMT SPEAIEIS MTEIIESTE© Og(gfel Sairfei l!(0)ir M^in^daredl €®S®ir P^sninag U Point llAflW 21anee $325 12 Point lgA«lS6 S6a$140 $2 76 WEE BtROm EOT CIEIS EXTRAOroiHAlY STIIENGTI GracelU Spamish leairtjrlDaBcni lEatertaiiuM Neat Society Leader Manrelon HDevelo^neat Espoted fflaadioaw CreatioBS SaticEactoiry Sodeea $1234967890 Meidkera >« Point 15 A $145 Saa$t56 $3 00 FiHEST SYSTEM imoiiiGisioiirir OrawBirfil Type Comuandb Nofike OMerad I^pleBait ResBiriiied SiaM FidKited Artronoomer Fisidls Jiaqpiiiler 565 10 Point 20.A$125 S8b$12S $2 50 PRINCIPAL HOUSES REOPENING Grutest Land Fnad EspoMd Today Stalwart FarMT PlowiM M OrckardI C®!aidl(iS!i(id! W(Bhh m Frudieiil Pigpk^ I 1 D I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 D D D D D D IIisiQWE! (1® dlka MiiSenI W®ddl ui ftlh© Fgrieelll®! ■ — I ' — I I — I a I — I I — I Vt-rsatilc Ornaments Inland H"i-dcr N.>. 2-10(i2l □Q 3E 3F=1E lU EigiState®^Art AMEMCA'S lEST SCIHI®®L ®F ILHUSTEATIN© Ti!a©ir'« ar® EBsr® ®E ffloair sihadlsiiids aisi goffldl ip)®SD&!BS de ft® l!iislh5®!B aiadl nlDagftrallniBl feffloases usidl Sai ft® aril dle= IpairftnieiEfts ©E !B®w§pap®r§ aiadl maiamHifflgg ftaia lllai®!r® air® hr®m alD ft® Ibni aril gslk®®!!® ®S &(s Cilly ®§ P®^®r e®iMlbHiB®dlo F®snlli®ffiis p®sa(la^©Sy a§siBir©dl il« EJE gF=1E =ir==in: =|Q 1BIAMM©HP SQOAIE. CHTY OF POVEl. NEW JJEISEY ,EIE 3E '□I DE 3E1, UE Aeme Borden 566 C— deatwi W«bb aod ConadloBMdl IFoslter 1? fe4 -3** WT Kt^XpJ ^^°J si.LOUR.(^un«y niLANO, S.pr«K Avard CHICAGO. Flr.t Prtn BRUSSELS, Cr»d Prix CAUFORNIA, nM a o R I; Qrceiain ROYAL COPENHAGEN & DANISH ART The recent Ceramic Exhibition of Porcelains Keld by tKis Company proved of tKe greatest interest to Kom? mak?rs, as well as to craft workers. Our stock comprises a large and cQmpreKensive collec- tion. Many specimens of unusuaF and artistic merit are Qn view, including some of tKe most beau- tiful designs of tKe Ceramic Art The Morgan Potterx Companx TWO HUNDRED & TWENTY-SEVEN HINSDALE PUCE, CHICAGO, ILL. m m u m I B»*> I'>tM b<4« 571 Adtype Series 72 Point 3 A $6 20 4 a $4 00 $10 20 BEND RINGS The Sanctum 60 Point 3A$5 05 4a$3 10 ?815 EXPECT MUCH Rivals Combine 48 Point 3 A $3 85 6 a $3 65 $7 60 ENGINE RUMBLES Monsters Entertain 4 A $3 20 7a $305 $625 HIGHER MONUMENT Blamed Entertainment Mischievous Directors 572 4Ae4S H*t266 $600 Adt3rpe Series NOBLE LECTURES GIVEN Destroying Advertisement Modern Rhetorical Printer M IVint >A ¥200 10a$22S $4 25 SIMPLE CITIZENS REGISTERED Conventions Disturbed Landlord Soldiers Marching South Friday 6 A ;i 80 n a tl 70 $3 GO ORGANIZED HISTORICAL SOCIETY Fourth Wonderful Marathon Finishes Individualistic Declamations Inspired 10 Point 9 All SO 18a $175 $3 26 DESIGNERS PROCURED Modern American Series Independent Celebration 14A tlSO 26a 11 60 13 00 USING GOVERNMENT POLICE Detective Captures Desperadoes Expert Safecrackers Organizing Always Remember Our Borders 10 Point 1^A{120 86a$lW t2S0 INEYTTABLE CONTEST RAGING Helping Principal Manufacturers Investigating Honorable Students Startle Dishonest Chicken Fancier Purchasing Boston Wire Stitchers 8 Point 20 A »1 OO 42 a SI 25 »2 25 LARGEST PICTURES BEING RETOUCHED Printers Relished Combiiutton Sandwiches Heavyweight Wrestler Celebrating Victory Continued Hot Weather Suffocates Stranger I^rosperous Merchants Approached Rapidly Washington Recommended Great Specialist tt rotnt !6AtiaO 32a«14S 12 7S PROMINENT COMPOSITOR COMING Observing Desirable Features Readily Unitype Operator Visits Mount Shasta Arrange $1234567890 Distinctively 573 6 Point 24 Atom 48m«I10 «00 SHOWING DIGNIFIED ADTYPE CHARACTERISTICS Distini^uishcd Forciitnrrs Praised American Product Transcontinental Railroads Beaten by Twenty Bums Noting Wonderful Transformations In Type Foundry Complete Prlntlnd Office Outfitter Benefited Owners Handsome CataloHues Published Throuithout Month Burlesque Beauty «123456780O MalthusUn Mo#ul Adtype in Practical Display Announcement HAVING assumed full control of Reamer, Stem & Company we take great pleasure in announcing that this business will be combined with that of Bremford & Company and will in the future be conducted under one manage- ment as the Bremford & Reamer Company, thus giving to this city one of the largest and most up-to-date stores in the country ^7" For the convenience of the many customers of both w® firms, the building heretofore occupied by Reamer stem S Company will be devoted to Dry Goods and the Bremford building will be used BREMFORD S liiiiiiiiiili VEST-POCKET EDITION OF HIMES' Directory OF Boston ^ iiiBiiBiij|jyLHJIJLB|!J!!L*!lll!!l!!!!!!!! sale of Household Goods of tvejjs ' believe that this combination w||i| of all concerned. The largest ai{i|| complete stocks will be kept in|ji|| every facility and convenience |ji|| shopping, which has been such||i!| Bremford establishment for so||i|{ enterprise and foresight which iii|{ general public has been greatly ||i|| vsrill seek to uphold the reputat!|i|| the assurance that their wants ||ii| manner that will leave no room||i]| visit win be appreciated by the||B|| iigii ^SSSSSSS^K^ I ji jl ALL GARS TRANSFER TO 0uij=ii iiEii 11=11 iiSii 11=11 iiSii THE LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE I ||!i| li=ll iiSii 11=11 iiSii 11=11 IISI h 'T BANGOR ST. LOUIS HIMES & JONES Publishers I if \i \f if II \i \f \f II II II II II II II II II II \f 1=11 11=11 iiSii j'l 11=11 11=11 iiEii 11=11 iiSii 11=11 iSii 1=11 1=11 1=11 iiSii 11=11 11=11 11=11 11=11 11=11 iiSii 11=11 iiSii 11=11 11=11 11=11 iiSii 11=11 11=11 11=11 11=11 iiSi ii=ii iiSii 11=11 iiEil 11=1 !i = ) iiSi 11=1 li=l ll=ll 11=11 ll=Ij ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■iiaiiBiiaiiaiiBiiaiii ^ Adtype Border Linear Border No. 2 Chap-Book Guidon 574 Art-tile Tint Formers Hapyood Floret Cast Squares Adtype in Practical Display HINDIMEN TOY COMPANY Mechanical Toys The name of HINDIMEN is acknowledged throughout the world of toy manufacturing as the symbol of perfection. The wide range of variety in the different types of modern toys designed and made by this company is indeed the greatest In the world. The retail dealer with practical business insight will promptly recognize and appreciate the rare profit-making qualities of our goods. There Is the specially designed toy for every age of the boy or girl, ranging from infancy to the teens. The mechanical toys turned out by this company have secured first prizes in ten different exhibitions of the National Mechanical Fair. This record is unequalled MAIN OFFICES AND GENERAL DISTRIBUTING SALES DEPARTMENT LOCATED AT Blake Street, Richtown, Kansas BRANCH SELLING HOUSES LOCATED IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES 675 Florentine Bold 72 Point 3 A $6 60 4 a $4 55 $11 15 MENTIONED Earn Money Honor Kings 60 Point 3 A $6 00 4a $3 70 $9 70 SPRING MAIDS Modern Design Artist Printers 48 Point 3A$385 6a $380 $7 66 PERFECT STUDIES Ship Drifts Rapidly Handsome Homes 576 Florentine Bold 1 A K in )• n ri 5» IS 00 ROSPEROUS PRINTERS Design Handsome Cover Story Delighted Children MMnt «Atl70 llaSlW tS60 STRUCTURAL BRIDGE DEMOLISHED Usual Questions Thoroughly Solved Purchase Beautiful Elorentine Bold Several Prominent Mountain Rivers HNnt 8A tieo ITaSITS $S2S WESTERN PRAIRIE EIRE Printing Material Shown Discuss Long Resolution Reserve Hickory Eorest 8 Point ISA SI 00 39a (12S $2 2S GRAND LECTURE PLEASES DELEGATION Marvelous Clown Amuses Many Children Printers Requiring Convenient Materials Completed Returns of the Late Election Received Numerous Orders Every Night Producing Historical Typographic facts Nine Soldiers Lost in Great Snow Storm Many Startling Reports Claiming Frauds 14 A »I Sfl 21* a Jl 4.1 $2 75 WORr^MAN MAhiES PIANO STRINGS Reliable House Painters Demanded Prominent Soldiers Ordered Home Many Beautiful Maidens Returned Largest il234567S90 Purchasers 6 Point 20 A tn 90 43 « SI 10 $2 00 PlIRCHASCR HUNTINli liODCRN TYPr DCSiONS Systcmork' Idcain of Production Cauited Relict Many experiences Discussed Tlioroughly Here Beautiful Spctimens by Using riorcntlne Bold Ret onstrui ling Original Uuestions Throughout (omplctely Shattering Candidate's Aspirations Suggesting Numerous Practical Improvements Small Wages il234Se7S(M> Caused Discontent ■"i""*"! MAtllS KatlSS t2 M ADVERTISING SPECIAL BRANDS TODAY Showing Many Favordble Results Herein Handsomer Designs Caused Competition American Material Saves Valuable Time Provides Much Character and Distinction 577 5 on 8 Point tSAlOW UafllO tZOO SEVENTH ANNUAL tXIIIBITION Or RELIABIE PAINTINCS Twrntv Tliounand flrn Ktlird In fhr I oai fitnr Ekploalofll itfm«rh«blc IMrplifmantat < apliircd on Itir P«flfl< C oaAf n« &t< an n»rrttile^% Railroad MntK rrrqurnllv Florentine Bold Condensed 120 Point 3A$94() 3a$630 HBTO HEARING Matching 96 Point 3 A $775 3a $4 70 $1246 ENCAMPED Richardson 72 Point 3 A $6 30 4 a $4 10 $10 40 DISCERNMENT Remonstrates 578 M 4 ^^" Plorentine Bold Condensed jaPata, SAtSW 4atSW WW HANDSOME KING 'Noted Sculptures I A K!V) SatSOS 1666 SPRINGTIME POETRY Copy Elegant Designs XPabt 4At216 7at210 $425 ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATOR Greatest Performer Showed MPnnt T A SI 70 UatlW 13 50 DELIGHTFUL AMERICANIZED FOREIGNERS Constant Eriction Delays Great Production U Point 12Atl«6 20atl60 1325 MAGNIFICENT PRINTING EXHIBITION GIVES PLEASURE Remarkable Ingenuity Shown in Artistic Combinations ttPMnt UAfl26 37a(ItO 1276 8 Point Z4Afl(» SOatl26 $226 MAJORITY LEADERS CONSIDER QUESTIONS ""y administrators bkomc cnthhsiastk Tvpoqrdphitdl Journals Becominq Popular Rt,„,rkabkHnnfinqvt.uRcpnKi.Ktd»n(anva,s ElorcilMne bold ^1234507590 Condensed (imsptiuousAdviTtiscmcntsPhnledln Magazine lOPoJni aBA$116 a8a$t36 $260 6 Point 26 A $0 90 60a$llo $2n() I HC (JRA( trl'L rlORENTINE BOLD ( ONDfNSED |„.hmln«l.nfl f*ldtn.. Pr.«lu,cd >n Urc«l II«».rf1v%t€rv Libraridn.s (jrtaflv Inttrt.sttd in Coming Author t!r'.I"^"!'K'';[ vl".';"' "'^^^""1.''"/ ^.".'•"" """"•"I" m ' ^ Dl%tini|iil%lic4 Vi%lliir% Admire Our 0rc4l linprn%wrrtd othrrwiw iij:;«s678»o Dcai>in« H«rvf.%t.% 679 The Florentines in Combination Wood Goods Quality ELEGANCE IN FINISH DURABLE IN DETAIL The Very Hnesl and Best Products of tlie Forest go Into American rurniture The intrinsic value possessed bg everg piece of fvirniture l^iiKllexl l)v tl^e i^n^ericcin Tvpe roLiiKlcrs CoMApciiw licis Ix^ciA (leinoivstrarcxl wlAcrever tlicv luivc lrei\ iiisrallcd, l^)ri^ ii\ spcice-saving and \\\ lalx)r-sciving qiialirie^ tlie Aiiiericdn W(xxl CkxxIs (irc unsurpassed American Furniture Excels Strathmore BoidKr Holiday Decurator MEMORY CULTURE NI:W rgpe De^sigi^ i.s me ncin^e of ci Ixx^K of .select speciinei\s of ciilistic jol) coi'n|x\sition just conpletecl by Walter tiaiicock in his shop which is In West Moxhani. It hcis ovei^ foi'h/ pages contciin- ii¥j Iclecis in arraixj^^nient of tu|)e and oi'nan^ents in [)ractical display. Maiw of then^ cjre printed in color Type De: In Color (m(a)(a)G. L PRICE Tl PRICE THIRTY CENTS EA SENT POSTPAID ON RECEIPT OP ABOVE IN POSTAGE OR Sll Veraatile Ornaments L. J 5\'S"I'E,"1ATIC AND OIJDCRLY THINK- ING "raUGHT BY CORRESPONDCNCC A rUN IS AS STRONG ASHISniND Write for Boohlet cm Povwr of Ttvnught or rivsti-rv of the nirvd 680 Dr. Arno Olxstcicle^ Chief lixstructor lAxxIxiru Bulfinch Attractor The Plorentines in Combination zzxxxzzxzxxxnzz MENU liORRI.S & 6A LL HOTEL rtanhnttan OxHtal OYSTCRS and CLAMS muo l\*\ls Llllk- Nolt tToivs SOUPS (MDcn wtth Rkx Ma* Turflo. vomlrrtll RCLISHCS .StufT>- rtatw* SwoelbrecKl VeOCTABLCS IHrtolota < >rk-«-n ( "jwn rrenrti Peas DCSSCRTS !• c Ci\-«ii Ptes Cup (Itstard "■■2£a£aS2S2£ail2lail2£ail2£ail2£aSS .1 liao 66a Ills tZ26 YOIWOFR STXnsnXN INVCSTICATINfi UHmQ nCTWDS bfillcniii (r«rkM«ii Sl^yri^c^ I'n.si.s^cclini Trivdtr PoiNoo Vittlm.s Skriekct iii4 Tlitrtkv Ai4(4 Dtlccliyts Snmainitili.Nl W\i tram Ciiklceii Story trick riMsloi hirncrs Ea|ov Tri» to Nrw York m< Pronisc to Rrtiri Woa4(r(il U4irMCt Skova ky Yoii| Atkktic ntrvd Aitktrs Critlcli(4 tl2M»7I90 rtrcRMt NnrsMKrs Lininc) Florentine Oldstyle No. 502 72Point 3A$505 4a$346 $8 50 HOMER Pigeons fiOPoint 3A$415 4a$285 r700 Comedians TAINT 48 Point 4 A $3 25 9a $4 26 $7 60 WRITERS HYPNOTIZED URderstaiAds riachiriG 6A $2 30 10a $2 70 $6 00 PRODUCING ORIGINAL FACES Technical Scholar Graduatiag 24 Point 7 A $155 14a $195 $3 50 10 Point 20 A $1 10 40a $1 40 $2 50 MOTPh PARI ^ RRIRFh AnmicAN rim trial omANDCD INVJ I LU LAIxLJ iJlvlDLL' Normem Lighrs Viewed rrom Boat ^r\\ ith/^nn XAj^i/'Ar"' TT^Ibc tHermlt Discovers Wonderllil netcils JUUIIvCI I I yv\Q JUI I QIKo ncigi\incent structures Quicl^limuilt ISPoint 10A$146 20a$180 $3 25 8 Point 22A$105 44a$125 $2 30 Z^MCHOD (^751 ISINr" WDF(^K observant citizens reviewed big parade /-AliV^I IV7K V^/-AUOIMVJ W KLV^I I Silent Parmers Objecfed Strei\uou5li) to Game Ol in i nt Chn rrirtt^ r*s I n ^sni rf* f\ wealthy stockholders Bequeath Largest Sun\s Vs^u^^iii II V.I ivii <^i^^i\^^l o II lopil 'L/VJ voung Inventor Submits Diagram of Invention 12 Point 17A$120 35a $155 $2 75 6 Point 26 A $0 95 52a $105 $2 00 H UNTERS ENJOY ED EXCITING HORSE RACE T™". ''r'S''? splendid caLiro..NiH cuwe Desperate ClMractcr Defliands Palxikxjs Suii\s of noney Ranch OWIier InSf^eCtS Wildest BrOIIClAOS f^'*"- ^^«* poster Schanes me^iseO Thenimlr\ent Judge at Paiiuxis Trial WoLind Dcingei ous $ I i34567o90 Am ma Is utiue^tkn cmzavs hm $i2,m,*/s.j() pki^ic at oak g.^ 584 Liiilivi Florcnrinc OklsrulP No.-'iO^ in Pr /Wl> PLCASIIIJC SrCKCWS OP rvCRN' U\M u a • c ( Jnn(innM.i)ts or (illOI^Cil: NAPKIN Nc\v YOUK ( rn' I r i i i i i i \ i wiuir Ki\ovv Aboil r Gold 13« I. KNOWIT7\LL PUBLI-SIICD n\ THE OOLOrLSH COMI'ANV BOSTON : CIIIOWJO i i i I i i i i i i i i I z IWM(t«l«0«l«IW»*IM(U Art Omamcnt Stnthmor* <>m«nH>nt f'uii-l ItordtT L p-NTEPTAIN \\) \\\oi\(]\\\ of tnilure, no L rorelxKlinc) or defect, no dlsti'iLst in ijour powers orciccoinplLshiiicnr, no nuittcr how traiuentlij nor tbixibly ihcy obtrude theniselve:s -dorothyquigli^y 585 IHatthews Series 72 Point 3 A $8 30 4a$5ti0 $13 90 ONE rSlight 3 A $7 40 4 a $5 10 $12 60 Chefs RIDE 48 Point 3A$460 4a$310 $770 HURT Serpent 36 Point 3 A $2 50 6a $2 60 $600 Publication BOUGHT 5 A $2 20 7a $2 05 $4 25 16 A $1 40 24a $135 $2 76 riND HERMIT Returns Child 5A$1 55 10a $195 $3 60 MODEL TINKERS Explosive Stolen 18 Point 8A $1 50 15a $1 75 $3 25 4LTHORS IMOTIFIED Old Brotlier Printers 14 Point 12 A $150 18 a $150 $3 00 4EROI\/llJTS IJIMD41JIMTED Daring Performer ln|ured Talking About Wanderlust 586 HLIMGRY PRIIMCE DIINES Printer Reforms Painter Astronomers Performed This $1234567890 Won 10 Point 16A$125 26a $125 $2 60 LONG ISLAND STEAMSHIP Revealed Old Hiding Places Doctor Encouraged Student Foremost Sea Captain Here 8 Point 22 A $1 20 30 a $1 05 $2 21 JAPANESE SOLDIERS SEEK RELIC Many Notables Reviewed Firenorks English Inventors Studying German Polo Players Attended Picnic Today 6 Point 20 A $0 95 36 a $105 $2 00 CHICAGO SLEUTH CAPTtJRES ABSCONDER Farmer Philadelphlati Arraigned Saturday Was Director of tlie Soaliem Savings Banli Prisoner Cliaraed with Aiding and Abetting Weaitens Under Fire of Old Insanity Expert Says He Stole $1234567890 to Buy Candy IHatthens in Practical Display ■□iiiniiiiiiiii Auto Chat 4BOLT WHAT IS WH4T 4IMD WHY THE POLICY OF THE HILDER CAR COMPANY IS HOINESTY ^ls coi^««rRiicTiof^ A!\d to ^akc the best car that cain BE PI T OI\ THE MARKEI COI\Si«iTEI\T HITH FAIR PROFIT HE WILDER has made an enviable reputation for it*>elf in the racing world. Invariably has it outdistanced all cars of equal price: has made belter time and come through in better condition. Whenever it has been defeated in a speed contest it has been by cars costing hundreds of dollars more. In every contest held the Wilder has shown itself possessed of extraordinary motive power, great speed and endurance, cost considered. It has the high quality of construction, simplicity and strength of design that wins. In hill climbs its record has been just as brilliant; it has never been defeated: it stands triumphant. Victory in speed contests means more than mere winning a pri#e; it proves endurance; it proves quality. The Wilder wins because it is right in design and right in construction. Its motor is extra powerful; every detail of the construction is in harmony with its motor. The brakes, the wheels, the irame. the axles, the bearings, are all built with a surplus efficiency. Lubricating system is correspondingly efficient SANE REASONS FOR OUR BIG SUCCESS THE HltDIR PiANT IS fVOVEL AIND STRICTLY UP-TO.OATE. IT MAS (VERT ADVANTAGE BEGOTTEN EROM PROPER PLANIMIf^C. LICHTIISG VEMTIIATION. LOCATION. "QLJALITV PLUS VALUE" IS OUR MOTTO The Wilder Automobile Co. lncorp*rale4 a Stock Companv under Ike Slala at PcNnaytvanIa taita Main Office and Factory, IMew Amsterdam, Pa. D i I i D 1 I D i m Q a i IS m ■aiiiiiBDrnpiiiiii 587 Condensed Matthews 3 A $6 15 4 a $3 95 $10 10 PRINT Cleanly 60 Point 3A$540 4a $3 45 (885 Building DOCKS 4A$3 65 5a $2 60 J625 DESIGNS Lighthouse 36 Point 4A$2 05 8a$220 $4 25 Modern Features PRODUCED 30 Point 6 A $2 05 10 a $195 $4 00 12 Point 20 A $1 35 34 a $1 40 $2 75 SHOWED DIGNITY Provide Fine Races TRYING CONDENSED MATTHEWS Great Acrobat Performed on Beach Prominent Mechanic Badly Injured Advertise $1234567890 Borders 8 A $1 85 12 a $1 65 $3 50 22A$125 38a $125 $2 50 REFINING CHARACTER Bought Exquisite Types RESTRICT PROSPEROUS MERCHANTS Stenographer Given Bright Red Necktie Popular American Faces Widely Known Philanthropist Questions Faking Doctor 18 Point 12 A $1 60 21 a $1 65 $3 25 MARVELOUS POINT SYSTEM Climbed High Mountain Peaks 8 Point 28 A $1 15 45 a $1 10 $2 25 TREACHEROUS INDIAN CAPTURED IN CALCUTTA Starving Revolutionists Surrendered Without Notice Nervy Burglar Overturns Large Sale During Scullle Greater Magirian Produced Marvelous Perlormance I 14 Point 16 A $1 50 28 a $1 50 $3 OO 6 Point 30 A $1 00 52 a $1 00 $2 00 HIRED INDUSTRIOUS COMPOSITOR Charming Specimens Received Prizes Discovered Ancient History Thursday FASTEST PASSENGER TRAIN DITCHED ROUNDING MOUNTAIN Northern Wheal Harvest Greatly Exceeded Previous Production Disastrous Tornadoes Overturned Large Haystack Monday Night Charming Entertainer Became Sick During Swell Social Function Government Inspectors Thrown Overboard by Cruel Smugglers Fine Diamond Brought $1234367890 from Southern America 588 Condensed Matthews in Practical Display Westmont vs. IVIoxham THE CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA AND MARYLAND INTER-STATE LEAGUE i The Old Highlanders of Weslmont will pit (heir skill and strength against the Moxham Indians of Moxham on the Luna Park Base Ball Grounds next Saturday afternoon at three o'clock. Wolf Jordon the celebrated Indian pitcher has signed up for the season with the Moxham Boys and will pitch his first game. Young Jordon is said to be quite a twirler. All local fans are expected to be there and hurrah for their many favorites KING MUSIC CATALOGIE list ol All New Sheel Music and Song Hits Added to Our Shelves Since January Tenth KING MLSIC HOUSE ROSIHOftr BOl'lfVARO («Mrin»l» Cm* Squar* B" day a( Luna Park ^ J ^^^ IndUn BanJer Biu. IWI Sarb. No. 2. UNCLE SAM OLR AGENT GIVI NIM >01R ORDIR AN* IT Will atACH US MOORE A ASHLEY OrriCtS.SINtCA.PCNNA. Vrr^^tity • ►rT>*n*»-ri t Lining DeVinne No. 2 72 Point 3 A $7 00 4a $4 50 $1150 BURN Huts 60 Point 8 A $5 60 4a $3 65 $9 25 TRIUMPHED Duped Bandit 54 Point 3 A $5 30 5a $4 05 »935 FRIEND GONE Great Diamond 48 Point 4 A $4 60 5a $3 15 $7 75 KNIGHTS FORM Quickest Burglar 4A$345 6a$300 $6 451 PLUMBERS FIGHTI Huckster Condemns 590 4A »6& TaCflO $626 Lining: DeVinne No. 2 UNIFORMED DOCTOR Strangers Remonstrate 6At206 »atZ2D $426 GERMAN DAMSEL ELOPES Enemy Confirmed Statement Banished Dangerous Cowboy MFMnI 6A ties Hall 85 $3 SO QUESTIONED SEVERAL BRITONS Ancient University Honoring- Doctor Incapacitated Compositor Pensioned n Po4rl 9A$160 ISatlTB IS2S DISCLOSED NEW FACT Improved Gothic Designs Tenor Singer Leaves City 8 Point 21AtlflO 43a$12S tZ 25 DESTROY PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Mineral Water for IndiKestion and Malaria Beautiful Island Situated in Eastern River Hand.Mimest Characters Shown in Catalog Superb Display Pleased Kastidious Tailors Persistent Methods Brin]un>; IK-siKner Banker IK-sirint; Loan of LiKht Hundred Pounds Mai;nificent Steamer Was Only Partly Insured Handicap Race Attended by Many VounK f-olks Unique Designs Pleasinx l-atnousOld Architect (Point 2ZAI0» 44atl06 tZOO AOKD FINANCIER flIVns FORTUNn TO PIRATES (iothamltcH Returned l-rnm Joyous Trip to EnKtand Notable OatheiinK" OemandinK Impartial Treatment Landscape Painter Enhlhits Most Heautllul llcture ThrillInK Stories Read by Two I'nivcrslty Students Profits AgireKatlnic 112.14567890 Somewhere Near i^l I'oinX I!IA 10 96 3«a$l 06 12 00 OARINU PARACHUTE JUMPER CALMS THRONQ Two Excursionists Praise firave SteamlMiat Captain CMM«rvati%e Newspaper Made Startling DfcUratltMl porcmost Ijiwycr Reviewed Testimony of Secretary Remarkable Demonstrations by Pn>lesslk- Cast Squan-s Chap-Kook (iuidons 592 I.ininjf DeV'inne No. 2 in Practical Display Rice& Burk 17-^5 Stiles Koad AfSTIN. 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MONDAY, JUNE lAOTY COMT POPULAR FOUR NEW WimrSJOINRACETODAr' MISS FRANCES CINDERS LEADS DY I5.00D VOTES THIS MORNING MISS GRACE PRICE A CLOSE SECOND A PRIMA DONNA YOUNG ARTIST SINOS OPERA HOUSE Tbe contest editor has great reason to rejoice this moming. On page five of this paper you will find yesterday's big vote in detaU. The excellent showing made by a jroong lady from the Third Ward shows what loyalty and hustle on the part of KiMoiinates and friends will do. To Miss Cinders go the laurels today. Her friends and admirers certainly gave her a hand- > vote. They will have to hustle if they ' >• lead, for the nurses in the :;al are going to give that imond ring to Miss Price if they can. The number of contestants was incrrased by four in yesterday's returns. The friends of Miss Bertha Lacey, Miss Lucy Baker, Miss Edith Hamson and Miss .lUlIl lil Alma Miller placed them among the con- testants with a good vote. The people of Bisen must award the $500 diamond ring offered by the Herald to the most beauti- ful girl in the city, before July 19. Only six more weeks left. Coupons will appear on this page with each issue. Select your favorite and vote early and often. Extra papers may be obtained at the Herald circulation department Send them to friends residing in other places. Watch for the big surprise that is sure to come some day this week. While the votes have t)een coming in large numbers we have reason to believe that someone is holding back many more. Saturday's big edition will contain pictures of the leaders. POLICE HUNTING CLEVER TOORJST PALMS HIMSELF OFF AS A GRAND ARMY NAN LOOKING FOR LOST SONS SLEEPS IN LIMBO been annoyed, and he was willing to with- draw the book out of deference to his col- leagues in the conference. Professor Ezra H. Tripp, of Dean Theo- logical Seminary, presented the report of the West End Conference Commission on "Increased Pastoral Support," in which he said that the minimum salary of the aver- age pastor should not be less than $800 per annum. The report was approved. AnEast End lady who conducts a large boarding house came to the police head- quarters very early yesterday morning to report the disappearance of a new board- «■ *•» overlfK)ke- tfana given, the chief is certain that the mm wanted is the "GenUeman Tramp" wnoapent a night in the city lock-up last Monday night, and told the chief he was noking for his two aons who were on the MAGISTRATE'S FORTUNE TOLD PARRAHEET AND MOUSE PROMISE HIM SUCCESS AND LONG LIFE Magistrate Hosen had his fortune told in Harrison Market Court yesterday, by a green and pink parrakeet and a black mouse. The bird picked out one of a tray of envelopes, which contained a message i that promised luck and profit and a life ' of seventy-five years. { The mouse did better. It picked up an envelope with the statement that the court would be successful and live to be eighty- 6S7 Anna Davin, one of t most promising memb ropolitan company, too ward in her career yes noon, when she appear time as Moli, in "La E Till then Mme. Davi ally restricted to small in two operas, "II Maes and "Paccilagi," had sh ed with important role The part of Moli, wi charm, her grace and p for her. Rarely if ever more beautifully interp yesterday. It was an u hear a girlish artist gif with a fresh, tuneful v a conscience and an in often found, sing Moli In all respects Mme. delight in the engaging Pinucci's heroine. She with an impeccable int phrased daintily and st: simply and prettily. PAY$$I3F0I WOULD HAVE BEEN $2 FEW MINUTES TH OFF A DAY I 'Thirteen, an unluck deed!" quoth Al Paniur dug into his pockets fo prisoners in the old to yesterday. The thirtee arrested for "causing s lecl" in Broadway and "What is all this?" sa Fischer, looking up at handcuffed and shackl "Is this Russia?" The unlucky thirtee advertising a vaudevill press agent, I. P. Ewin hit upon a novel scher attention of the public bore on his back a wh which was written in 1 "Magistrate Cannon a letter. Al Pamuro st a play about the same Pontiac Series 72 Point 3 A $4 25 4 a $2 8(1 $7 (15 FRIENDS Departing m Point 3 A $:3 35 0 3*2 65 $6(|0 Handsomest GARDENS 48 Point 5 A S3 35 8 a $;i(KI $6 3 CHRISTMAS Present Stolen 42 Point ■) A $2 4() 1(1 a $2 85 };5 25 Beautiful Pamphlets REPRINTED 36 Point 6 A $2 1(1 1(1 a $2 2(1 $4 30 QUESTIONED EIGHT Brazilian Artisans 8A$186 15 a $2 15 $4 l«l 12 Point 22 A $1 25 46 a $1 5(1 $2 75 Unfortunate AUTHORITY PHYSICAL INSTRUCTOR SCOLDS YOUTH More Designs $ 1 234567890 Submitted 24 Point 1(1 A $165 20a $185 $3 6(1 1(1 Point 26 A $1 15 52a $135 $2 50 ELEPHANT HUNTER INJURED Inspect Automobile IVIechanism 14 A $1 56 28 a $1 70 $;3 25 VICTORIOUS MARAThONER LIONIZED Juvenile Cracksman Makes Restitution TOURIST ENJOYING TRIP AROUND CAPE HORN Famous Actor Makes Pronounced Hit in Scotland Norwegian Sailor Completes the Perilous Voyage Eastern Police Expecting Arrival of Clever Sleuth 8 Point SdAfldO (i:Ja$125 $2 25 CONDENSED EACES INDISPENSABLE EOR PROPER DISPUY Wonders of Egyptian Architecture Discovered Near Museums History Told of Sterling Fighting Qualities of Roman Gladiator Some Beautiful Examples of Typography Shown in This Book ■< 14 Point 2(1 A $1 4(1 4(1 a $1 6(1 $3 (K) NOTORIOUS RUSTLER EXILED FROM NEVADA Pontiac Series Welcomed by Many Compositors 638 6 Point :MA$(I90 68 a $110 $2 0(1 ORE AI AMERICAN OfSERt CROSSED BY TWENTY GERMAN BACHEIORS Thirty Youthful Phllosochers ReownUed Prominent Savings hslltutlon Building Inspectors Condemned Largest Exchange House In Empire State Superintendents and Foremen $1234567890 Guests at Annual Banquet Pontlac Shown In Practical Display lii m PIANOS OF RARE TONf AND GREAT BEAUTY ^IT Hundreds of our pianos have been ^J sold throughout the country in the Jl past ten years and we have yet to hear of one dissatisfied purchaser. Every one of our pianos have that rare, sweet tone which is only found in pianos of the better grade. Come and hear them as they smile, sob. laugh or whisper tender words of love. They are as responsive to the human touch as only wonderfully-toned pianos can be. We like to have you come in frequently. No one will ask you to buy, for selecting a piano is a serious matter and requires time and discretion. No family need be without an H. & M. piano as our terms are so flexible that we can make them fit almost every emergency. DLR URGf SIOCK Of HIGH-GRADE MUSICAL INSIRlMtNTS IS THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY N ERBANK& MORGAN MtMf AdlHIlSM HKilMilUM MI'SHU ISSinMNIS 4<)78 Bradford Street. CHICAGO. III. Shredded Wheat The Greatest Nerve and Tissue Builder on the Market A Remarkably Wholesome Breakfast Dish {NDORStO BV IJAIMNO DOCIORS THl MARDON CEREAL CO. Kansas Cil). Missouri DU MARTE French Perfume This delicate and rare perfume is made from a secret formula knov\n onl> to the makers. 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IWt310 t6 26 18 Point ISAtlBO 27an76 IS 25 >wlUOO iVi \ l^iV Buy American Ornaments «2Paint 5AS266 9a«260 $525 UPoint 16Atl40 32a$160 13 00 HISTORICAL CONCEPTIONS A K ho J^^llPlllC Obtained Our Beautiful Border 3«P'>int SAt220 8a 1206 1425 Helped INDIANS 6 A $1(0 12a 12 10 t4 00 12Point 22Atl26 «4a$l60 (276 HANDSOMH STKUCTURH BURNS More Lobsters $1234567890 Secured 10 Point 21 A $120 48a $130 $2 60 STRIKING BHAUTIHS EXTKRMINATHD Unearthing Artistic Specimens in Australia OPoint aSAIllO 68a$140 $260 OBTAINING PROMINHNT WESTKRN PRINTKR German Compositor Left Jersey City for Texas AMERICAN Captain 24 Point 7A$1«0 16a $190 $3 60 H(*'nitiflll F1^P\^P14 r Il^I I'hiladclphia iilevated Trainmen Become Tired g Point 26 A $100 66a $126 $226 '^ f""*"" 11 A II 66 21 a $1 70 |3 26 YOl'TflO'L MAIDEN WAITS TABLE IS RESIDENCE hl-^ \ I \ V h 1 V r ' \ f n nnfo^f 11 rare ""^*"^' "'"'<"'"?« »'"""■" ^V r'>namlle Explosion I'L.M.A.N 1/K\U iMclIlLlldLLUIClO charming P icf-ic^r\n r- J c^ i 1 Bathers Enjoying Swim at Long Island City Denver Girts $113456 /S 90 Enter School Handsome combinations PUased Aristocrats 10 Point 19A$120 40a $1 30 $2 60 6 Point 22 A $0 96 49a $1 05 $2 00 STREET MUSICIAN ENTERTAINS TUTOR abandons lonesome to wn for year r~ A jl r .. J n/T jI J r n i^/- Burglars Mistake Resident /or Watchman and S/toot Famous Author Exposed Methods of Bank Cashiers Resourceful Cracksman Escaped From Rubetown Jail Reformers Speaking Before Tremendous Gathering Citizen offered Re-ward of $i2si56im)/or r heir Arrest 644 Lining: Oldstylc Title No. 2 SAt2 naii> Hiiclily Iiiiax;iiiar> NtorivH Priiitctl < Point 14 Atom 31 a $110 $2 00 RAIXHTOKM CAI'HICn fiRHAX RACK TODAV l'c>ni|M>Mllor itc-realH l>reHHinMn I'layltiic Crociuet lllrt- IK-llKlilful •12.t4S«7890HonK lUltvrtuluer 646 <4 <4 ^ ^ ^ DINE AT SMYTH'S HIkH ClaHH InHtrtinieiitHl uiid Vocal I^ntertaliiniviit by Selected Local ArtiHiH Tlie cleanettt restaurant on Stonn Ii«IancI SMYTH Mi;i.i:c'r kkhtackatsi' NTORM IHI.AKn, inAH<> IN' Nb Mb M» Mb Nb Kb Mb (^ «b t> t> lb lb H lb lb lb Wb Wb Wt 9(b 1Mb «b m^^???^??^^^^^^^^^^^j!ii[ Lining Condensed Title l^o. 523 54 Point 3 A $4 60 6a $4 30 $8 90 TOURED Empires 48 Point 4A$3 70 8a $3 90 $7 ( Mechanic SECURED 42 Point 4 A $2 95 9a $3 30 $6 25 SUPERIOR Job Printer 36 Point 4 A $2 35 9a $2 65 $5 00 American EXPERIMENTS 6A $2 15 11a $2 10 $4 25 IMPERCEPTIBLE Measurements 24 Point 8 A $165 16a $185 $3 50 GENEROUS BUILDER Reliable Type Founders 10 Point 17 A $1 16 38 a $1 35 $2 50 THE CONDENSED TITLE HEAD Progressive Printers Well Stocked Material Now Cheaper Than Labor Always Enough Type in the Cases IS Point 10 A $1 50 21 a $1 75 $3 25 SOUTHEASTERN PRINTS Atlanta Completely Stocked 8 Point 21 A $1 05 44 a $1 20 $2 25 PROGRESSIVE WORKERS IN THE ART Demand Originality and Yariety in Faces Meet Varying Tastes and Ideas of Patrons Wonderfully Beautiful Ornaments Shown 14 Point 14 A $135 29a $165 $3 00 MEXICAN PRINTERS DINING Supply House Getting All Orders American Type and Gatling Guns 6 Point 25 A $0 85 52a $1 15 $2 00 ADVERTISIXO IS THE MOST FORCEFUL SALESMAN Printing of Taftte and Originality tlie Best Adrortlslng American Type Designs Coniblne Taste and Originality Borders, Ornaments and Brass Rules In Great Variety Designers Busy on Latest Creations for the Prlntstiop (Jrand Occasional Exhibition and Type Demonstration 12 Point 15A$125 32 a $150 $2 75 NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS FACE For Heads and Display Advertisinj? Excellent Series for Any Newspaper 646 6 Point 24 A $0 85 48 a $1 15 $2 00 TYPE sriTABI.E KOR EVERY COM'EIVABI.E KIND ()F PRINTI»(i .MHiIe In NiiiiicroiiN Mr^ly (iradcd Sltps tiiirlliitH, CommprrlHl, Jnh niid Sorlety Prliitintr ('»tHl(>i;>i*"<< Ittioklfts PntFrams. .>I<*iiiih, Atiiii>iinreiii«>iil^. 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UNPLEASANT TIDINGS EIGHTEEN MILLIONS INVESTED 662 6 Point No. 21 35 A $100 SUMI'TUOUa APARTMENT ATPROPBIATED BY THE 80N0BIBDS INTEnt:STlNO AUTICI.E PUBLISHED IN FOBEICSN PERIODICALS DELIGHTFUL SKBIES OF CONCERTS GIVEN IN CENTRAL PABK ABTIFICIAI. LAKE SURROUNDED BY FRAGRANT GERANIUMS SOME NATIONAL INSTITUTIONS MAKE PAYING ENTERPRISES IJXIXG COPPERPLATE ROMAN 10 Point No. SB ITAtlM iiani)so:me RECEPrioxs imiGIIT Dl'lSIGX SOUGHT ( '.< )XViyGIXG QUKSTIOXS ( '.OMK $1:2345(37^)0 HOME -Point No. SM ^ 16A$125 I IHK ; IIT aiPPKRPr^ATE EFFECT ):\( UJAVKKS WORK lAllTATEU DESIRE AKTISTIG PERFECIIOX CIIARMIXn SCEXERY VIE^S'ED USEFUL 9 « s & f GUARAC.TllRS lAHUOK Moua* M«s CHARLES BRICE StYUSH DKEStlMAKKK N? \tm SOUTB EIGHTH 8THEKT Austin, MisHorm g THE NATIONAL ARTS GLDB OF IwVNSAS .SKS THK HOXOH OK VOl-U COMPANY IN TUK r. AI.I.KKII'94 OK THK ASS:L1I ' STIlKfrr. m-TTHKKX TWO AND SIX IN TIIK AKTKHNOON OK.IANIAKY NINKTKKNTII. AND HKTWKKN SKVKN AND TKN IN TUK KVKNIN« OF JAXl'AHY TWENTY. TO VIKW^ AN EXIIIIllTIOX OK I.ANKSt'.A PK , S<:ENKS8KI'rr<:iIKU IIY SOME OK THE .MOST .NOTEll A HTISTS OK THE 'cOrNTKY. THE PKCXIK.K.DS OK TIIK EXIIIIIITION WII.I. HE IIEVOTKII TO KfHTUERI.Ni; THE AHT EKKOKTS OK STLIIKNTS IN OIH IJK'Al, EKUCATIOXAI. INKTITITIO-NS. WIIKHK MITH EVlnKNi:E OK IIKAI. TALENT HAS IlEEX IIIS<:OVKKEI>. TICKETS MAY UK SMU-HKIll IIEKMAN J. RlTHEKKOHD, J" MOIITON It. VANI>EHe;OlI.II HiCHAHIl M. Chkichton . ^'- .^^^.^■' - F-oint No. &Sl 24 A $1 00 lAT .WN'OrXCK.MhINTS EASILY GOXUIISKI) IKIKI) nUSlXFXS AM) VI.sniNC. CAHIJS \'mvKstMjii-rry puintim; I'HoinnKi) i;l'in.SIXG X1KIU;HA.\TS kkmaix kium . IXG HKMAKKAItl.K CHAKACTKHISTKS • Point No. S&2 28Atl(10 «■ \vri V— IIAMII.TOX UONTflOUKHY. Jf AT IIOMK ' OXII AXXL'AI. UBCKPTIO.N ANII IIANCK AKTEHNOON. JfSEJlTf. VISITOHS'IIAY Miii.t ii\ !»i MMKK KXCIRMIO.NM MKi;l.V SEXTMO.XTII •IMUXfi|tttATl.T KKJOVKII ' vr-riiiiiM •iaK4a«7a«n vnur nii;ni.T aiMMMfiiiui Orphan Automohtle Gluj^ XV 'jr,7 WKHT SEVKNTKKNTH HTHEKT THK 4injK<-T ur THIH UHli AMXATIOX lA Tl» FntMHIl rifRK AtTR IXTTITIIKHK IIMtlt UAIKH, AKII tVK AdAfX IIKMtKK n> AVAtl. f lt'H*tKI.VKH \- KI^KAXOH III.AXrilAntJ mwcmmtAur .KXKItAI. I'OMMIITKK Htmklrt OniAmMit BRANDON AND BRANDON GOTHIC 24 Point 6 A $2 50 SPECIMEN PRODUCED HISTORIES INTEREST 18 Point No. 2 8 A $2 00 BRANDON SERIES PLEASED HANDSOMEST LIGHTHOUSE 18 Point No. 1 9 A $2 00 DESIGNS SUBMITTED IMPROVING CONTAINING MODERN STRENGTH 12 Point No. 4 12 A $1 50 MONSTER TORNADO DISTURBED CHIUD W^ORK DEMANDS CAREFUL. COMPOSITOR DIONIFIED S 1234567890 FIGURES CAST 12 Point No. 3 14 A $1 50 BEAUTIFUL MAIDEN SAVINGS IN THE HAMMOCK PLOAVING STARTED IN NORTHAVEST MONTANA SOLD TREMENDOUS SHIPMENT OF MACHINERY 12 Point No. 2 IS A $1 60 6 Point No. 1 , 26 A $1 00 INTEREST HOTEL PROPRIETOR ADVERTISE COMIXG RESIDENTS USING BOSTON WIRE STITCHER SPASaiODlC IXDIOESTIOJf CAUSIXG SICKXESS COLLECTORS CONFISCATE LIN'COLIff PICTCRK ADVERTISE COMING RESIDENTS cki.ebrations riKA.vciAi,i,irirxsucoEssPi7l- HOMECOAUXO CAUSED MAXY ACHING HEARTS HTRIXG IXSTRUMEXTS MAltlXO S\V"KET MUSIC 12 Point No. 1 21 A $1 50 6 Point No. 0 36 A $1 (K) CROWN ANOTHER MONARCH TODAY mlh.cianr m«cocRAGKD bh:autik.i. cohn^t Pr^vERH HKl'RODUCE NEAT PLATE PRIXTINO WITH MOVAHI^E TTlTB MAGAZINE BEGAN FOURTH VOLUME handsome ..knu andbus.nkss cAHns ..k,:,o becuhe.. VIBITOSa SHOWN ANY COUHTKSY BY EXPERIENCED OUIDE YOUNG STONEMEN LEARN RAPIDLY inquiries BVMAII.AI,WAYSBKCE1VEPK0MPTATTE.-«TI0N 6 Point No. 3 18 A $1 00 6 Point Brandon Gothic No. 2 20Alfl(Kl HORRIBLE PI-AGUES DESTROYED EMPIRE demonstrations proving very delightful PRESENT EXTREMELY GRACEFUL MAIDEN r^rRrur^^V^LorR'-s ^o^^N^rN^.oV^ST" DISCRIMINATING FLORIST MERITS HONOR good natured firemen sacri fice d cloth es BANKERS WENT »1234367890 TO KANSAS firephoofing st23466789o evert building 6 Point No. 2 22 A $1 00 6 Point Brandon Gothic No. 1 24 A $1 00 BHANDON SERIES BRINGS MANY RETURN ORDERS enthusiastic dewonstbatiom s alarm students MUTUAL ADMIRATION SOCIETY FORMED IN CHINA rr^^:;". ^.^s" h'e™ eTs". ep^^tTuVh"::;;:;:: RAPID STEEI. AND IRON INDUSTRY DEVELOPING this goth ic used in conjo notion with bran oon COLORADO MOUNTAIN SCENERY STILL PLEASING curious Ginu detective regarded with caution Futures furnished with ull sizes except 6 point No. 0. No colon, semi-colon. fifvd interroifatinn, or exclamation point furnished with this series v»kr^ Brandon in Practical Dispi^y ^ ANNOUNCEMENT A Vi TO THOSK SI-K.NDINU TIIKIU VACATION IN «)I.D VIKUINIA Jt LANDMARK RAILROAD WE AXXOUXCK SPECIAL RATES Ft)R THOSE DESIRING TO SPEND THEIR VACATION IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. ALL- RETURN TICKETS GOOD FOR SIXTY DAYS. DURING JULY AND AUGUST SPECIAL TRAINS WILL BE RUN TO ALL THE LEADING SUMMER RESORTS AND WATERING PLACES. FULL INFORMATION AND ARTISTIC FOLDERS SENT ON REQUEST JOHN Bl'HSM I.ANOMAHK. VA. Wmfch On—wito JAMIMOX B. UrDMOX WIOBT C ■ ■CCMVt The Pom I Co»ipany CHEMISTS SOAP AND PERFUME ■icpmKitBiiTRD ar JOIIX CAL.IIWKI.L. M. D. T rKA«»OI.DTaf0 DAY LUCY MAY «)S.Ml ND AflKNTIIIC Pl.RAMriTK or rovtt COM PA XV ox rrii ntLxuxTW HIRTIIDAT TUL-anOAT AmcBKOOX 666 BOSTON SKATING CLUB 143 ALDEB .<«TREET OPENING NIGHT jAiruABT n>aT WK HKSIRKTO ANNOUNCE NEXT KRIDAY NIGHT THE C»I>EX1Ntn Tiffany Gothic) 24 Point No. 2 7 A $2 50 ENDURING FISHERMEN 24 Point No. 1 7 A $2 50 COMPOSITOR ENTRUSTED 18 Point No. 2 9 A $2 00 DEMANDING MODERN GOTHICS 18 Point No. 1 12 A $2 00 REQUIRED JUDGMENT WHEN CHOSEN PRINTEI D MATTER ^I^HIS PACKAGE CONTAINS PRINTED 1 STOCK CONSISTING OF VALUABLE pPOM WORK DONE BY US, AND THE CARRIER lOHN RANKIN O&COMPANY HEREOF SHALL BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ITS DELIVERY IN AS FIRST CLASS CONDITION AS WHEN IT WAS GIVEN IN HIS CHARGE. AS ONE PREVENTIVE OF DAMAGE WOULD SUGGEST THAT YOU ^y^ 235 STATE STREET KEEP THIS COVERED DURING DAMP OR RAINY WEATHER AND ALSO SEE THAT THE FLOORING ON WHICH IT STANDS IS KEPT DRY. JOHN Rankin S Co. V'l [W HAMBURG Strathmore Ornament FIGURES $1234567890 dollars 12 Point No. 8 1.5 A $1 50 GENTLEMEN CREDITORS PRINT PROMINENT CARD 6 Point No. 4 20 A $100 PROPERTY OWNERS INTERESTING USE FOLDERS, PAMPHLETS, CARDS FORTUNES SMILED ON FOREIGNER 12 Point No. 2>/2 18 A $1 50 6 Point No. 3 2.3 A $1 00 PRAISED YOUTHFUL DESIGNER REQUIRE MODERN TYPE FACES 12 Point No. 2 21 A $1 .50 CANCELING PREVIOUS LISTINGS INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN MECHANIC 12 Point No. 1 23 A $1 .50 WITHOUT BALANCE NOTHING ARTISTIC BEING LIKE LARGE SHIPS MINUS SAIL 666 PREPARING CAREFUL PRINTING ORDERS RELIEVE COMPOSITORS WHEN REQUIRED PRINTERS PREFER AMERICAN PRODUCTS 6 Point No. 2 29 A $1 00 GREATER SNOWSTORM HEADING EASTWARD TODAY JOB PRINTERS INCLINING LOVINGLY TOWARD BOLD ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS THAT CONTAIN ORIGINALITY 6 Point No. 1 34 A $1 00 HARMONIOUS TYPOGRAPHICAL PRINTINGS BEARING IDEAL FEATURES. WHICH ADVERTISERS WANT NOWADAYS, GAINED CONSIDERABLE HEADWAY; MADE WITH THE GOTHIC SERIES TYPO GOTHIC thaiwj frofliTUIw l*«*ciUc> THE American Type Founders Company EXTENDS A CORDIAL INVITATION TO ALL Printers AND Publishers TO VISIT ITS CENTRAL PLANT LOCATED AT 300 COMMUNIPAW AVENUE JERSEY CITY. N. J. WtTHOUT DOUST TH1« IS THE LAIIGCtT AN D BCST ARRANCKD TYPE FOUNDRY IN THC WORLD. ANYONE INTERESTED IN TYRE OR PRINTING WILL FEEL WELL REPAID FOR THE TIME SPENT IN INSPECTING THE PLANT MRS. THOMAS MORTON AT MOMt THURSDAYS OOe NORDAIN STRE Markus S. Bronson MINING ENGINEER Room No. iss Montmorency Buildini BUFFALO ORDER OF DANCE First Half 1 oranb marom t WALTZ « TWO-STCP 4 PORTLAND PANOY S Schottirqhi S WALTI 7 Second Half TWO*ST>P S Lanoiirs s Walti 10 • CHOTTISCHK tl Waltz GOOD NiOHT THE BRINKTOWN TRUST COMPANY IMPROVED FARM OR CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE WITHIN EASY COMMUTING DISTANCE OF NEW YORK CHARLES L. DAILEY, PRESIDENT HUGH BARRIE, treasurer THIRD AND MAPLE STREETS Opposite Post Office 667 Lightline 36 Point 6A$2 75 9a $2 26 $6 00 MODERNIZED NUMBERING General Improvement Noticed 30 Point .■ 6 A $2 05 12 a $2 25 $4 30 EUROPEAN MERCHANT SOUGHT Northern Hunting Excursion Returns 24 Point 8 A $1 75 14 a $1 75 $3 50 DISTINGUISHED PUBLISHERS ADVISED Noted Literary Exponents Received Mention 11A$155 22a $175 $3 30 ENTHUSIASTIC PRINTERS PROMOTING HARMONY Popular American Line Type Styles Strongly Advocated Successful Advertisers Are Demanding Quality Printing 14 Point , 17 A $1 50 32 a $150 $3 00 6 Point No. 4 26 A $0 95 52a $105 $2 00 REMARKABLE DESIGNS BOUGHT boston W,RE stitchers, NSURE satisfaction Especially Recommended for Its Labor-Savmg Features Distinctive and Picturesque Conceits mvaluable as a Prom-Maker for the Up-to-Oate Bindery Bright Color Blending Acknowledged Self-Regulating and Easily Adjusted, It Excels all Others Leading Printers and Publishers Recognize its Merits 12 Point 19 A $130 39 a $145 $2 75 6 Point No. 3 31 A $0 95 61 a $106 $2 00 EXPERIENCED CUSTOMER DELIGHTED handsome letter for general commercial printing . . _ _^. . Riiji— ]• American Type Leads the World for Originality and Distinctiveness American haCeS Charm the Most EXaCtmg SeauHful and Effective priming continually Being Distributed Recovering $1234567890 Owner Pleased Proper Material is the Real Secret of Profit Making in Production Keep Your Plant Modern $1234567890 and in Good Condition lOPoint 22A$120 43a$130 $2 50 6 Point No. 2 40A$100 SECURE YOUR JOB TYPE IN WEIGHT FONTS emerpr.s.ng measures planned by experienced statesmen . . , FOREIGN NOBLEMEN GREATLY PLEASED WITH OUR TRADE METHODS Avoid the Expensive Habit of Picking Live Matter interesting remarks on present.day topics prove valuable Fii o £. r\' t \ ±j. KA I r-i j:'± humorous questions answered in a good-natured manner ull Cases of Display Letter Mean Larger Protits boisterous audience f^led to disconcert county orators 8 Point 24AJ110 47 a $115 $2 25 6 Point No. 1 46 A $100 MANY CHARACTERISTIC AND STRIKING TYPE DESIGNS Popular American Line Faces Increase the Value of Printing Always Bear This Fact in Mind When Ordering New Material 668 SUMPTUOUS AP*«TMENTS APPROPRIATED BV MANY PROFESSIONAL SONGBIRDS DELIGHTFUL SERIES OF MUSICAL CONCERTS GIVEN IN THE SPACIOUS GARDEN ARTIFICIAL LAKE SURROUNDED BY FRAGRANT ROSEBUSHES AND GERANIUMS TREMENDOUS CROWDS OF FASHIONABLY DRESSED WOMEN PROMENADE OAILV CHARMING ENTERTAINERS SCORE GREAT SUCCESS IN LIQHT OPERATIC ROLES Lightline in Practical Display JAMES MARTINOALE. PiMllary WILLIAM T. AMES. Vm- PmlOinl HENRV BRADSON. TiMiunr Martindale, Bradson & Company Number 1934 East One Hundred and Sixteenth Street NEW Bedford, Vermont TftlPMOMI 4n TUIIAIM EXTEND to their friends and customers a cordial invitation to attend their Annual Exhibition and pass judgment on the recent importation of Oriental Carpets, Rugs and Tapestries v^hich their special European agent, Mr. Herbert Mason, after visiting the principal marts and trade-centers of Europe, Asia and India, has selected for them. This selec- tion is undoubtedly the finest that has ever been displayed and offered for sale in this city. No matter how keen the eye may be for color harmony, or how fastidious the taste in harmonious interior decora- tion, the subtle charm embodied in the making of these creations cannotfail to appeal to you. To have a beautiful and comfortable home is the ambition of every person of intelligence, and how to make the home as beautiful as one's purse will permit is an art in which every householder should be interested and to further this end a special staff of skilled housefurnishers and decorators is at your service Dated Septemt>er 3 MONTHLY Statement Portland, Ore., 191 M To Montgomery & Henderson, or. MANUFACTURERS OF Automobiles and Motor Boats GENERAL NOTRAM SIX-CYLINDER MOTORS No. 1026 North Plainfield Avenue GENERAL OFFICE ANO SHOWROOM Manufacturers of LIGHT COPPERPLATE GOTHIC CONDENSED 24 Point No. 40 8 A $2 60 EXPOSED STRANGE METHOD 24 Point No. 39 10 A $2 50 PROSPEROUS YOUNG MERCHANTS 18 Point No. 40 11 A $2 00 BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS RECEIVE MENTION 18 Point No. 39 14 A $2 00 MEDICAL JOURNALS EXPLAIN HARMFUL DRINK SUMMER ANNOUNCEMENT The Fairmound company MANUFACTURINS SfLVERSMITHS ANNOUNCES THAT IT HAS MANUFACTURED A DISTINCTIVE AND ARTISTIC LINE OF NOVELTIES IN THE SILVERSMITHS ART AND WILL BE PLEASED IF YOU WILL SHOW YOUR APPRECIATION WHEN MR. HURBERT CHURCHSON WORTHINGTON CALLS AT YOUR OFFICE WITH SAMPLES COMPRISING ITS COMPLETE LINES AND YOU MAY EXPECT HIM ON OR ABOUT THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF THE MONTH OF AUGUST KNOWING THAT OUR LINES WILL MEET WITH YOUR APPROVAL WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND CONSIDERATION OF THE SAME AND FOR MANY PAST FAVORS THE Fairmound company SHOE LANE, LONDON. E. C. DURABLE $1234567890 HANDSOME 12 Point No. 38 18 A $1 50 PROMINENT SPEAKER FOUND SOME INTERESTING READING 12 Point No. 37 22 A $1 50 ENERGETIC MAIDENS SUBSTITUTED RICH RESIDENT PRESENTED NAMES 12 Point No. 36 26 A $1 60 HANDSOME AMERICAN PRODUCTS USED REASONABLE REQUIREMENTS PROPOSED 12 Point No. 35 29 A $1 50 LARGE DEMANDS GRANTED COUNTY OFFICIALS NUMEROUS CONTRACTS REPORTED DEFECTIVE 670 6 Point No. 34 27 A $100 HARMONY PREVAILED DURING CONVENTION EXTRAORDINARY SCENES EXCITED MEMBERS MUSICAL TEAM $1234567890 FORMED BAND 6 Point No. 33 31 A $1 00 BRAVE SOLDIER RETURNED FROMTHE BATTLEFIELDS WITH EMBLEMS OF VICTORY BEDECKING HIS BREAST FIGHTING DESPERATE BATTLES WITH LIMITED MEANS 6 Point No. 32 37 A $1 00 BRIGHTER INDUSTRIAL CON DITIONS SAID TO BE INCREASING FINANCIERS PREPARE RESOURCES FOR DISTRIBUTING MONEY VERY REMARKABLE MEASURES ANNOUNCED BY LARGE DEALER 6 Point No. 31 42 A $1 00 DOWN IN THE BOWELS OF BIG STEAMSHIPS ENGINEERS CONSTANTLY AND DILIGENTLY WATCH EVERY SHAFT AND BOILER GAUGE THROUGH MANY LONG WEARY DAYS AND NIGHTS WHILE PLOUGHING THE OCEAN HEAVY COPPERPLATE GOTHIC CONDENSED 8A t2E0 EXPOSED STRANGE METHOD I Point No. I» lOAtZGO PROSPEROUS YOUNG MERCHANTS U Point NVi. LI) II A t2 OO BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS RECEIVE MENTION 14 A t2m MEDICAL JOURNALS EXPLAIN HARMFUL DRINK HtHM Cmikim Oaniii ■ubiii« The AKRON MINING & MILLING CO. DEVELOPING AND OPERATING MINING PROPERTIES. TIMBER TRACTS AND COAL LANDS Main Office MANDRAKE BUILDING WASHINGTON. D. C. established 1866 Mr. Rudolph M. Worthington HOME DECORATOR 36 Amsterdam Street huron building TiLiFHONi 862 SpaiNSFiiLO PiKERSTOWN. N. M. DURABLE $1234567890 HANDSOME U Potnl No. IS PROMINENT SPEAKER FOUND SOME INTERESTING READING '2 P.nnt N.i ;7 21 A »I BO ENERGETIC MAIDENS SUBSTITUTED RICH RESIDENT PRESENTED NAMES 12 Point No. 1« tSAntO HANDSOME AMERICAN PRODUCTS USED REASONABLE REQUIREMENTS PROPOSED l.'I'.«nt N... l:. WAIIM LARGE DEMANDS GRANTED COUNTY OFFICIALS NUMEROUS CONTRACTS REPORTED DEFECTIVE 671 fi Point Nn. U 27 A »1 00 HARMONY PREVAILED DURING CONVENTION EXTRAORDINARY SCENES EXCITED MEMBERS MUSICAL TEAM $1234567890 FORMED BAND 6 Point No. U 31 A II no BRAVE SOLDIER RETURNED FROM THE BATTLEFIELDS WITH EMBLEMS OF VICTORY BEDECKING HIS BREAST FIGHTING DESPERATE BATTLES WITH LIMITED MEANS 6 Point No. 12 STASIOO • mSMTCil INDUITDIAL CONDITIONt MID TO ■! INCKAIINa FINANCKM FMFAH HtOUOCK FO* OIITHIIUTINS MOMr VHT milAIIKAILI MAtUIHANNOUNCID IT LAMI OIALH « Point No. 11 oowii m mt •owKtt or tia «ti*atNiF« m 42 A SI 00 COPPERPLATE Gothics in Combination Exhibition of Rare Curios AND FINE Antiques BEGINNING MONDAY, JANUARY 17th, AND CONTINUING THE ENTIRE WEEK, OUR ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF RARE CURIOS AND FINE ANTIQUES WILL BE HELD IN THE WAREROOMS OF OUR NEW BUILDING. WE CAN TRUTHFULLY ANNOUNCE, WITHOUT FEAR OF CONTRADICTION, THAT OUR DISPLAY THIS YEAR WILL BE THE BEST EVER SEEN IN THE CITY. A SPECIAL EFFORT HAS BEEN MADE BY OUR TRAVELING PUR- CHASER TO OUTDO HIMSELF ON THIS OCCASION, AND THAT HE HAS SUCCEEDED TO AN ADMIRABLE DEGREE WILL BE AT ONCE APPARENT TO THE MOST FASTIDIOUS OF ART CON- NOISSEURS AND COLLECTORS OF CURIOS AND ANTIQUES A BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED CATALOGUE HAS BEEN ARRANGED AND THE ARTICLES ENUMERATED. WITH A BRIEF HISTORY OF EACH. PATRONS WHO FEEL INTERESTED AND FIND ITINCON- VENIENTTOATTENDTHE EXHIBITION IN PERSON MAYSECURE A COPY BY SENDING THEIR ADDRESS TO THIS DEPARTMENT THE KINGSFORD ART CO. SECOND AND BRINK STREETS AUSTIN, ILLINOIS Renaissance Ornament Silver Novelties Rare Statuary The KINGSFORD Art Company IMPORTER OF ANTIQUES AND CURIOS SECOND AND BRINK STREETS REPRESENTED BY CHARLES N.MASON AUSTIN, ILLINOIS 672 COPPERPLATE Gothics in combination OMOANIIIO l*4S Nerm Bank OF NORTH AMERICA OFFICERS CDWIN MUNSCY - - - ^mtglOKMT NORMAN SHOWN • VlCK-^mKMIOKNT HCRMAN SRODCR - - SCCffCTAWr WILLIAM SMITH • • Tmm^mumsm OAHIIL ANDCWaON couMsn. DIRECTORS aCORGC BRCNNEN RICHARD STEVENSON CHARLES KCNTEN THOMAS ROBERTSON LOUIS KNOX Maner Institute OF MUSIC AND ART Oearborne Place DENVER ANNOUNCEMENT on thursday. the twentieth day of august. the regular advanced course of art and music will begin itisofthe utmost i mportance that all students desiring to start the winter season's course must positively have their names enrolled before the sixteenth of said month to insure them a guarantee of admission it is also desired on the part of the manage- ment that the exact length and extent of the course to betaken should be defined in writing on the above date Maurice Henning omtcrom Str«thnM>r« OmamMit Edwin Merdmen Company EXTENDS TO THE GENERAL BUYING PUBLIC AN INVITATION TO VISIT ITS LARGE AND SPLENDIDLY STOCKED WAREROOMS OF EUROPEAN AND HOME CREATIONSIN FINE Harness Equipments THIS MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF HORSEMEN-S FURNISHINGS AND REQUISITES STANDS BEYOND CRITICISM FOR THE FINE QUALITY AND STYLISH TRIM APPEARANCE BRAM PLACE DETROIT SHOWKOOMS HIRN STREET BOSTON o MENU CONSOMME ROYAL SALTKO CRACKKRS MOUNTAIN BROOK TROUT OLIVCS LtTTUCC CKLKRV BAKED BLUE FISH ORCCN CORN BAKED SPANISH MACKEREL • RUaSCLS SPROUTS ENTRECS ROAST SPRINO LAMB ■AKSO POTATOCS ROAST CANVAS-BACK OUCK CWANatRRYSAUCC CRAS ARPLIJILLV DESSERT PINEAPPLE ICE CREAM LAOV PtNOIRS 873 Light Copperplate Gothic 24 Point No. 10 6A$2 60 HUMOROUS QUESTION 24 Point No. 9 7 A $2 50 CONSTRUCTION MACHINES 18 Point No. 10 9 A $2 00 DISHONEST BROKERS RETURN 18 Point No. 9 11 A $2 00 MODERN ENTERPRISES DEMOLISHED The Economic Club of Boston REQUESTS THE HONOR OF YOUR COM PA NY AT AN IN FORMAL DINNER ON THE EVENING OF WEDNESDAY. THE FIRST OFJUNE. ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED TWELVE. AT HALF AFTER SIX O CLOCK. AT THE GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL Subject for Discussion is THE Over-Capitalization of Our Railroads an evil James S. Montgomery. Jr. Rev, Percy Anderson Doctor Robert Boyce Koth Speakers Prof. Charles Leon Morton Fred Warren Atherington Andrew H. Conarsie Doctor Marcus Radburn Mayor Henry Markson David M. Rotherford Professor George N. Nostron will preside RECEPTION WILL BE HELD AT HALF AFTER SIX DI N N ER AT SEVEN Speaking From half After Eight Until Half After Ten STRONG $1234567890 FIGURES 12 Point No. 8 13A$150 MERITORIOUS DESIGNS 6 Point No. 4 21 A ?1 OO REHEARSING WONDERFUL DRAMAS DIGNIFIED CHARACTER PRESENTED CABINET RENUMBERED choice midnight performances 12 Point No. 7 16A$150 INGENIOUS KINGS CONFER HEROIC MAIDEN HONORED 12 Point No. 6 19 A $1 60 REMARKABLE SOUVENIR PRIZES CURIOUS GERANIUM EXHIBITION 12 Point No. 5 24A$150 ENTHUSIASTIC JUVENILE SERENADER MAGNIFICENT SPRINGTIME COSTUMES 674 6 Point No. 3 28 A $100 ROMANTIC SUMMER GARDENS PURCHASED MODERNIZED FINANCIERS DESIRED MONEY ANCIENT COLONIAL MANSIONS SEARCHED 6 Point No. 2 32 A ?1 00 MUSCULAR GENTLEMEN EXHIBITGREAT ENDURANCE STRENUOUS EXERCISE RECOMMENDED BY PHYSICIAN I MANY EXTRAORDINARY ACROBATIC ACHIEVEMENTS ; 6 Point No. 1 37 A $1 00 BEAUTIFUL STRAINS OF INSPIRING MUSIC DELIGHT LOVERS ALPINE MOUNTAIN CLIMBER ENJOYING SPECIAL PRIVILEGE PERFUMED BREEZES PERMEATE THE GENTLE ATMOSPHERE Heavy Copperplate Gothic HUMOROUS QUESTION M r■ ID 0 z < < E Q. 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SPLENDID $12:3456VS90 FIGURES 12 Point No. 68 11 A $150 STRONG REMARKS HUMOROUS MUSIC 12 Point No. 67 13 A $1 60 BROKERS DISHONEST MODEST FOREIGNERS 6 Point No. 64 17 A $1 00 PICTURESQUE SCENES GIVEN BIOGRAPH SHOW PROCURED GROTESQUE PERFORMANCES 6 Point No. 63 22 A $1 00 ANTIQUE FURNITURE THROUGHOUT REASONABLE ENOUGH INTENTIONS SPLENDID REMEMBRANCES RETURN 12 Point No. 66 15 A $150 6 Point No. 62 27 A $1 00 MECHANICS DISCOUNTED CURIOUS HOMES BOUGHT 12 Point No. 65 18 A $1 50 SHORTHAND EXPERTS FOUND MANY CHARMING DIVERSIONS 678 ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTRATOR REJOICING JUVENILE STUDENTS DECLINE PROMOTION UNDIMINISHED Sia34567S90 RAINSTORMS 6 Point No. 61 30 A $100 DELIGHTED SPINSTERS REMOVING HARSH UINES CURIOUS GIRt_ DETECTIVE BECOMES INTERESTED MATRIMONIAL. SCHEMERS REPORTING PROGRESS ^H HEAVY Copperplate Gothic Extended Wka\ ANDSOME MINER »o. W « A »2 60 MEMBER DENOUNCED III>RKSIDKNT HENRY BRINK, aKCMSTARV Camoen. Missouri. January Tenth Owing to the withdrawal, of Mr. Harold Winterby from the Shoe and Rubber Concern Known as Henoer & Winterby. the name of the company has been chanoed and >a/ii_i_ be cai-i_ed The Hender-Brink Co. This Company, under these new conditions. wii_i_ endeavor to AFFORD its MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS THE SAME QUALITY OF SERVICE THAT HAS CHARACTERIZED ITS ACTIVITIES IN YEARS PAST VERY RESPECTFULLY THE HENDER-BRINK COMPANY SPLENDID S123456"7890 FIGURES lIPoiBtNo.78 llAtlSO 6PointNo.74 17AtlOO STRONG REMARKS picturesque scenes csiven biograph SHoyv procured HUMORED US MUSIC greatest monetary value 12 Point No. 77 l.t A tl 50 6 Point No. 7S 22 A f 1 00 BROKERS DISTURBED sublime furniture throuohout REASONABLE ENOUOH INTENTIONS MODEST" F"OREIGNERS splendid remembrances return It Point No. -A IKAflMi «Po(ntNo.72 ZTASIOO MECHANICS DISCOUNTED «NTMU.IA.TIC D.MON.TRATOR R.J0.CIN0 JUVKNILK arUOKNT* DCCLINK RR0M0T10N CURI^5US H^5MES B^DUGHT orotksquk rsr^ormanck dibcontinukd UPolntNoTS WAIISO rt.n 7 A C »> RENUMBERING FURNITURE 1» P«nt N.. '"1 11 A «2(in HONEST MERCHANTS RETURN IS Point N,.. 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YOUR PRESENCE WILL BE EXPECTED AND APPRECIATED. RESERVED SEAT OR BOX FOR THE ENTIRE SEASON MAY BE ARRANGED FOR AT THE BOX OFFICE. ONE OF THE LEADI NG ATTRACTIONS INTHE BIG N E W YOR K TH E ATR ES LAST WINTER HAS BEEN SECURED FOR THIS OPENING EVENT KILLING THE CUPIDS Typtitect Border YEAR BOOK CADM U S ART MUSEUM PHKSCNTKO VV TO »AT nONS IN own C«T V WITH TMKIM •iNons A*»naCIATlON PON thK manv cuNTcaiaaAc- CBlVCO av TMC OUKAN.NKW VOMK MAY PlRST UN QUF DES GNS WE WILL BE PLEASED TOSENDYOU SOMEOF OUR SPECIMENSAND SPECIAL DESIGNS. WE DO SOCI ETY PRINTI NG 1 esferfee >, WE WANT VOUR \ OUESTSTOOET *$S^W^^^ JUSTTMCINVI- 1 ■^ TATION OR THE TO HOST ^\ CARD WHICH IN CVERVWAVCAN MO»TKB» U AND WILL MAKE APPROPRIATE ONE FROM THE VKRV START. IT IS TO THIS ENO WE 1 NVITE VOU TO VISIT US BE- FORE PLACINO AN ORDER FOR INVITATION O R CARDS. WE CAN PRINT THEMTO PLEASE VOU IN ■ VERY OETAI L RENO &. HART THE ARCADE ObO COI.ONIAI. TBLCPMONt a* PRINTERS IN ■ RAMDOCKS 687 llotl'Ur l>r<->r«Uir CONDENSED BLAIR 24 Point No. 2 9 A $2 50 USEFUL CONDENSED TYPE FACE CHARACTER AND QUIET DIGNITY DELIGHT THEIR ARTISTIC SENSE 24 Point No. 1 11AS2 50 REMARKABLE UNIFORMITY IN SPACING FASTIDIOUS CUSTOMERS ADMIRE THIS CERTAIN TO REMAIN LONG IN FASHION 18 Point No. 2 DELIBERATE AND PLAN IF YOU DESIRE TO BE A PROFICIENT WORKMAN 18 Point No. 1 16 A $2 00 DEMAND MAY BE CREATED BY EXAMPLE QUITE OFTEN GET OUT NICE LITERATURE 12 Point No. 4 19 A $1 60 THE CHARACTERISTIC DIGNITY SO MANIFEST IN THIS TYPE MAKES IT ESPECIALLY $1234567890 LIKABLE 12 Point No. 3 22 A $1 50 GREAT TYPOGRAPHICAL EXCELLENCE IS OFTEN A MATTER OF SENSIBLE REGARD FOR THE FINER ETHICAL REQUIREMENTS 688 12 Point No. 2 27 A $150 PERHAPS YOU WORK TOO HARD WITH HANDSAND FEET WHILE YOUR SKULL MUSCLE IS TAKING IT EASY, WAKE UP 12 Point No. 1 33 A $1 50 PUZZLING QUESTION CONFRONTS THE BOSS HANDS ARE ALL WORKING AT UTMOST SPEED YET WHY IS IT THAT RESULTS ARE MEAGRE 6 Point No. 4 .30 A $1 00 IT IS NOT UNCOMMON TO SEE COMPOSITORS BUSILY ENGAGED I N PULLING SORTS AND IN PUTTING THEM BACK AGAIN OR IN TAKING LONG JAUNTS IN PURSUIT OF MATERIAL WHICH $1 234567890 SHOULD BE HANDY 6 Point No. 3 34 A $1 00 BLAIR CONDENSED HAS ITS PORPOSE AND USEFULNESS AND THAT SIMPLICITY SO NECESSARY TO DIGNIFIED PRINTING FACES THAT COMPOSITORS ALSO ADMIRE ARE NOT LIKELY TO REMAIN LONG IDLE IN THE CASE AND TYPE THAT WEARS OUT IN USEFULNESS IS THE KIND TO BUY BECAUSE PROFITABLE 6 Point No. 2 40A$100 THE BUSINESS MEN OF THE UNITED STATES ARE BETTER EDUCATED ON PRINTING AND TVPE THAN ARE THOSE OF ANY OTHER COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. THE PRINTING PRESS IN THIS COUNTRY IS RAPIDLY EDUCATING EVERYONE TO DEMAND BETTER PRINTING. PRESENT AND FUTURE CALL FOR TYPOGRAPHY THAT IS SIMPLE. WELL PRINTED AND EASY TO BEAD 6 Point No. 1 48A$100 MODERN Pm«riNG IS GETTING HWAV FROM ECCENl RICITV. TYPE SHOULD NOT BE SET IN ECCENTRIC DESIGNS NOR SHOULD IT BE CROWDED WITH OWER -OR N AM ENIATION, IT MUSI BE EASY TO READ AND YET IT MOST BE DISTINCTIVE. THE EASIEST WAT TO GET THIS DISH NCIIWEN ESS IS WITH NEW TYPE FACES. ANO THE PRINTER HAVING THE MOST NEW FACES CAN CREATE THE MOST NEW BUSINESS. CU STOM ERS WEICOM E NEW FACES Blair and Condensed Blair in Combination MORGENSTEIN & HENDRICKS REAL ESTATE AND MANAGEMENT OF PROPERTIES MADISON AND BERGINDALE ROADS. RICHMOND THE VALUE OF REAL PROPERTY AS AN INVESTMENT DEPENDS UPON ITS PROPER MANAGEMENT. IT OFTEN HAPPENS THAT A PROPERTY OWNER IS SO SITUATED THAT HE HAS NEITHER TIME NOR OPPORTUNITY TO GIVE HIS LAND AND BUILDINGS ANY PERSONAL SUPERVISION. BUT MUST OF NECESSITY DELEGATE THIS TRUST TO ANOTHER. IN ORDER TO MEET THIS NECESSITY AND TO PROVIDE A RESPONSIBLE AGENCY FOR RICHMOND PROPERTY OWNERS. THIS COMPANY HAS ORGANIZED ITS REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT. THE PROPER MANAGEMENT OF INCOME BEARING REAL ESTATE CONSISTS CHIEFLY IN THE CAREFUL OBSERVANCE OF ALL THE n IMPC TRA5 Club OF He ME KEN EIGH MEMBER'S TICKET •ooo roN KNTinc acAaoM RUBIKEN CLUB DANCES HKHMAN. INBTMUCTOR Every Wednesday Evening ExCKPTINtt LcaAL HOl-lOAVS NEW AUDITORIUM MAIN ANO BROAD STRCCTS ■ LUC POINTS ST RAINED SUM BO MOT on COLD RUSSIAN CAVIARE ON TOAST ■ ROIUCO DUCKLINO ROAST SRRINO L-AMB LOBSTER SALAD FRUIT CAKE CRACKERS CHEESE DEMI TASSE CIOARS CIOARCTTES IMVOHTCO CLUBROOMS. SATURDAY. DECEMBER EIGHTH fICHT O-CIOCK ND ANNIVERSARY IMENT PHAN HOME BENEFIT PROGRAMME HEARKEN UNTO ME - • SOLO ANO CHORUS Mia* Smith ano CMom THEN SHALL THE REDEEMED • • QUARTET Tmc CkKCT Pour OH! COME. EMMANUEL • • SOLO AND CHORUS Mr. FRANKL.IN HiCH ANO Cmoir THE PEOPLE THAT WALKED IN DARKNESS • DUET OHI LIGHT OF LIFE SOLO Mm Okomok Mathcws DIVINE REDEEMER ■ ■ ■ ■ TMt Elcct Four QUARTET 36 Point No. 13 Wedding Gothic 3 A$4 00 rede:sic3ning 30 Point No. 12 4 A $3 26 GOTHIC DESIGN 24 Point No. 11 .5 A $2 50 FOR MODERN CUT 24 Point No. 10 6 A $2 50 HANDSOMB DIGNIFIBD 18 Point No. 9 GBNBRAL JOB PRINTEIR 14 Point No. 8 8 A $1 75 BSTABLISHEID TYPOGRAPHY NICEIST COMMEIRCIAL WORK 12 Point No. 7 10 A $1 50 ECONOMICAL CAPITAL CHARACTERS ORIGINATE S12,345,eT8.90 AMERICAN 10 Point No. 6 13 A ?1 50 6 Point No. 3 17 A $1 00 r-\ A I [SJ —p V/ fl" r\J W p" I (~) I — ' I f"- MENTION WEDDING GOXHIC SERIES EVERY OCCAS ION \A/ H E N INTENDING \A/ EIDDING PRINTING describing profitable printing 8 Point No. 5 13 A $1 25 6 Point No. 2 25 A $1 00 I I /\ |\l DSOM EI PROGRAMS professional cards and letter headings LEGIBLE insurance COMPANY CIRCULARS OR GRAND DANCEl ORDERS dignified and impressive banking notices 8 Point No. 4 16 A $1 26 6 Point No. 1 31 A $1 00 PROFITABLE TRANSAC-TION -=— v us..ul ,=« 3=~.r*l comm..c..l ,«,.., .s EMBOOIED IN TME T VPOG R A P M I CA L. Ei^UIPMENT OF EVERY OFFICE STATIONERY TYPE viodern equipped establishment on this continent 690 Wedding Gothic u(^-- i^^ BOOK MARK \A/WERevER USED, AT THE Office or IN VOUR HOME. IT WILL Remind vou OF Our Facilities FOR DoiNQ some. IF NOT All. of tme Better printing vou will Require compliments of rice: MODERN Printer S2 DOANE STREET \- w sz-s NA/EDDiNG Gothic is NONA/ made: UP "TO AND 1 INCLUDES 1 36 POIN 1 1 AMBR CAN Type Founders Co. f'^' & 'zJJcd ^H^ "irKi 'rf*^ '-V*';'-^ r;¥;K '£^ci '£^' American Xype Founders Company COMPLKTC PniNTIN* OmCC OUTPITTKM Ell I V EI R TO the Printer, whose Name ' AND address is WRITTEN ON THE REVERSE OF THIS Order, Duplicate Fonts Oriqinal Sizes Wedding Gothic 001 MITCHELL 36 Point 3 A $3 75 FISHER HOME 4 A $3 00 SINGER IMPRINT 24 Point No. : 5 A $2 50 MONEY EXPENDED 24 Point No. 2 6 A $2 60 TOURISTS INTERESTED 18 Point 7 A $2 00 SMILE CHILDREN PLEASE 9 A $1 75 INCREASED STRIKING DESIGNS 12 Point No. 1 11 A $1 60 HONEST MIKE RETURNED FIVE CENTS 12 Point No. 2 13 A $1 50 POLITICIANS REVIEWING EXHIBITED $1234567890 6 Point No. 2 19A$100 ATTENTION ISCAI.I.ED TO ENGRAVED APPEARANCE OF MITCHELL MADE IN FIFTEEN SIZES IN Dl FF ER ENT N ICKS 12 Point No. 3 16 A $1 .50 DENIED TOURIST CHARITIES COMPOSITORS DUPLICATING 6 Point No. 3 24 A $1 00 THE VERY HIGHEST STANDARD NOT ONLY IN DESIGN BUT ALSO IN THE MECHANICAL ACCURACY AND ALIGNMENT SI234B67S90 12 Point No. 4 18 A $1 60 BUILT REMARKABLE AEROPLANE SHOWED AMERICAN ORNAMENTS 6 Point No. 4 28 A $1 00 TO TWENTIETH c E N T U R Y A O V E R T I S E R S FAMIUIAR WITH MODERN METHODS IN MAQAZINE PUBI-ICITV AMERICAN FACES DISTINCTIVE AND ATTRACTIVE 6 Point No. 1 17 A $1 00 EXHIBITION UNSTINTINGLY PATRONIZED POSTPONED GAMES CONTESTED IN RAIN MONEY FOR $1234.567890 JOY PRINTING 692 6 Point No. 5 37 A Jl 00 mezrcantile: goithic MMnt !)At380 MENAGERI 4AII00 CO\A/S GRAZING M Point lAtZSB • HANDSOME GOTHIC W Point 6 A 12 00 PRINTERS 0\A/N HOMES 1« Point 8AI190 BUSINESS MAKING GOTHIC 12 Point 9A$lSKrui. a> thk CAnaa F-|_OATiNa ON XHE A R R I U. B R E EZ Ea im fRiNTiMa .uaiN»* amo vixtino OAnoai '''E^' ROBINS Siast-BaTaeO SINOINQ fuuLSBniKB ■■ a monsvmakkr kvkrvtim* 693 Monotone Gothic 48 Point 4A$400 7a$3 65 $7 66 GRAND SCENERY Interesting Methods 42 Point 5A$3 30 8a$300 DESIRING CHANGES Enjoying Performance 36 Point 5 A $2 30 8 a $2 75 $5 06 HUMOROUSCOMEDIAN Remarkable Organizations 30 Point 5 A $2 06 10 a $2 20 $4 25 HONOR GUEST Presented Prizes 12 Point 16 A $1 35 31 a $1 45 SECURE FINE SPECIMEN Historic House Demolished I interesting Scene Reviewed Beautiful Souvenirs Printed 24 Point 7 A ?1 75 13 a ?1 80 $3 55 CHARMING HOME Modern Equipment 9 A $155 19 a $170 $3 25 SENATORS ENOORED Produce Artistic Printing 14 Point 13 A $1 40 26 a $1 65 $3 05 ADMIRE BEAUTIFULSCENE Pleasing Conditions Expected Display $1234567890 Types 10 Point 17 A $1 20 34 a $1 30 $2 60 DESIGN HANDSOME TYPES Grand Showing of New Types Delightful Summer Excursion Elaborate Display of Printing 8 Point 20 A $1 05 42 a $1 25 $2 30 IMPROVED CONDITIONS NOTICED Boston Printers Hold Yearly Meeting Dangerous Performance Every Night Printers Create Many Artistic Designs 6 Point 22 A $0 95 44 a $1 05 $2 00 MONOTONE GOTHIC PLEASED PRINTER Buys this Useful Series for General Display Striking Modern Design of American Letter Specimen Contains More Original Qualities Our Handsome and Dignified Types Satisfy Reliable Face $1234567890 Shown Here 694 Monotone Gothic in Practical Display Greater Investments BEFORE YOU INVEST A DOLLAR IN ANYTHING SEND FOR THIS GREAT BOOK ON THE PROPER KNOWLEDGE OF INVESTMENTS This book tells you about everything you should know before making an investment of any kind, either for a large or small amount. It tells how you may safely start on the road to wealth. It explains the rapid growth of capital and how small investments have brought fortune to others. It explains how an investment in a development enterprise may pay profits equal to one hundred up to five hundred percent on the money originally invested. This great book will furnish you with good, sound advice and will help you to invest your surplus earnings Greater Investments Publisining Company NEW YORK BOSTON SEATTLE DALLAS CHICAGO RICHMOND Announcennent Spring Styles We are very pleased to announce an advance display of beautiful Spring Models in the finest imported and domestic waists. They are exquisite specimens of the most popular and orislnal designs, created with indi- vidual and very distinctive features. An unusually large collection of the predominating styles to enable you to make a prompt and satisfactory selection. These waists combine the most artistic designing and only the finest of neediework.and will please all those in search of exclusive and becoming styles.They will be shown In the French Room, on the second floor of our new annex, during the week of May, beginning on the sixth MADISON & COMPANY IMPORTERS Thirty-Second Grand Annual Concert of the San Francisco Musical Association W~f Mendelssohn Hall October First Under Direction of Harry Muson MONOTONE TITLE 36 Point No. 14 6 A $3 75 J ROMAN COLISEUMS' 30 Point No. 13 7AI3 00J UNIFORMS FURNISHED 24 Point No. 12 8A$2eOl BENEFIT SOCIETY HELPFUL! ORGANIZED STRONG FORTS 24 Point No. 11 9A$2 50l EASTERN BANKERS ADVERTISED FOREMOST STUDENTS PRESENT; 18 Point No. 10 11 A $2 00 CHARMING SINGER CALMED VICTIMS NOISY THRONG EXCITES MARAUDER 18 Point No. 9 13 A $2 00 YOUTHFUL ABSOONDERS DETERMINING STUPID WORKMEN CAUSING EXPLOSION 12 Point No. 8 16 A $1 50 PLUCKY GIRLS WON FAME FOUR MEN DENY STORIES 6 Point No. 4 20 A $1 00 ! ORGANIZING MARINES AND SOLDIERS INACTIVE MERCHANTS PARTICIPATING SOUND BANKING HOUSE LOST TRADE ' 12 Point No. 7 20 A $1 50 MORBID CURIOUS INTERESTED RAPID $1234567890 PRINTERS 12 Point No. 6 22 A $1 50 PROMENADE NEAR CENTRAL DEPOT DEALERS POSTPONED CONVENTION 6 Point No. 3 27 A $1 00 MANUFACTURER RETURNS FROM AUSTRALIA FAMOUS PHILOSOPHER BUYS COUNTRY LOT ' SMALL TOWNS $1234567890 BECOME NOISY , 6 Point No. 2 32 A $1 00 GREAT CONSTERNATION IN THE PRINTING TRADES BEAUTIFUL CHARACTERS FOR COMMERCIAL WORK RAINY WEATHER PREVENTS TEAMS FROM PLAYING 12 Point No. 5 26 A $1 50 NOVEL INVENTIONS AMAZING FOREIGNERS YOUNGSTERS SURPRISING AGED EXPERTS 696 6 Point No. 1 31 A $100 I MAGNIFICENT DOMICILES DESTROYED BY FIERCE FIRES t BURQLAR CAPTURED AFTER LONG AND EVENTFUL RACE | MANY PROMINENT MEN REVIEW FINE MILITARY PARADE 1 MONOTONE TITLE IN PRACTICAL DISPLAY REGIS SUITS AND COATS The Standard of Style REQIS GARMENTS ARE NOTEWORTHY FOR THEIR REFINEMENT, FIT AND GRACEFUL LINES. REGIS DRESSED WOMEN ARE REC- OGNIZED 8YTHE DAINTY REFINEMENT OF THEIR PERFECTLY TAILORED COSTUMES ~m~ Jin ROBERT GRANBIRD COMPANY YORKVILLE PARIS, FRANCE BRIGHTON iiiiaiiiiiiiiiuicOiiniiuiiiiicaiimuiuiiiDuiiuiiiiuauiiiiiiiiiicO ANNOUNCEMENT RUSHMORE ^^ ' SCHOOL OF ® SCULPTURE FOURTH SEASON JOS. B. LEMENSHOW. PRESIDENT CENTER STREET, RUSHMORE, INDIANA rOM rULL INPOAMATION, PRICES, CONOtTIONS or ■NTftANCC. CTC, WRITE TO TMK RRCBIDKNT TERM ORCNS TUCSOAV, OCTOBCR SEVINTM a a» •»a BF DFNSLK UNDERWEAR A DAINTY NECESSITY FOR PARTICULAR WOMEN Q Q tt B B MANUFACTURED BY WISCO MILLS COMPANY APPLETON, IOWA 687 •OvnaawM* CartSqaaf News Gothic 72 Point 3 A $6 45 4 a $4 26 $10 70 MINER HOME National Son 3A$5 05 5a$3 85 $890 DUKE MANSION Handsome Pinks 48 Point 4 A $3 70 8 a $3 95 $7 65 SINGERS CHARMED Chorus Girls Pleased 42 Point 5A$3 20 9a$3 25 $645 RIGHTEOUS MANAGER Honest Merchant Seizes Determine Householder 698 News Gothic MPnlnl SA«26a «>eU tSOB MANSION BEING ERECTED Build Handsome Apartment Furnishes Elaborated Suites 6At215 10««210 $426 PROTECT FOREIGN MERCHANTS International Proclamation Ruined Obscure Matrimonial Engagement M Point 7Atl70 14>|190 t3«0 ENTERPRISING STUDENT CONSIDERED Sought Disfranchising Education Boards Detectives Contesting Forged Signatures IHPoint UA«160 2Za$17S t32S .lOPalnt 21 A «1 U 42>«1S5 t2S0 MDDFRN PIPKFT ^FRVJPF medical examinations decided mUULt^lN nur\LI OLKVIUL international Question now settled Guard Maneuvers Detected QuIetly Advocate practical Theories r\ > Ki rs Demoralizing Circumstances Found UVertUrn Numerous Lamps Radical Discourse Lately Eliminated K l-Mint 15 A $135 29 a (1 «5 $3 00 8 Point 23A$105 4Sa$120 $22S POPULAR AMERICAN LINE TYPE ^^Vour job type in weight fonts Job Printers Know the Value of Full Cases strong and Durable Gothic Letters Handsome Designs continually Originated n i.-x I r\- I I- n -I -1 American Line Type Faces Lead the World beaUtlTUl Display races rrOaUCea UptoOate printing Machinery and Material 12Po^./0 MOWER'S HIGH-GRADE SUITS FOR WOMEN Buy Practical Weight Fonts In every instance full cases of type are most economical to printers 'as there is no waiting for sorts and no necessity for pulling letters from MEN'S GARMENTS Gifts in accordance with our usual Ykv-iqc custom we again call attention Al I luo of patrons to our annual Christ- mas Display of NEW importa- tions in Men's Haberdashery. We've established a standard catering to men who wish style and quality without extra cost. Will you afford us the pleasure of a call on your shopping tour? SLICK & CO., 15 Broadway Holiday Decorator Sixth and Main Streets again, there is great satisfaction to know that you can depend on having enough type to set the job, which also insures better work. The use of a distinctive face of type for a booklet or cir- cular is sure to add to its effectiveness; and this big advantage now involves no additional expense for type Chap-Book Guidon Versatile Ornament AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO. 700 News Gothic in Practical Display 5i The many beautiful and useful Type Faces which are continually being originated by the American Type Founders Company exceed in variety and utility the combined product of all the other type foundries. This Companycarries in stock the best of everything for the newspaper or job printer American Line Type Faces PUBLICITY Is the vital spark that keeps alive the public interest In a business enterprise, and the professional man or merchant who neglects to heed this fact Is In danger of finding himself lost in a fog of dangerous oblivion. It has become worth while, very necessary, in fact, for printers and advertisers to study designs of type and educate their community up to a realization of the great advantages to be gained from advertising. The new and stylish Type Faces designed and also manufactured by this Company, and so consistentlyassembled in a related family, have proved of great potency in stimulat- ing the demand for better printing in both the commercial and advertising fields. A casual examination will demonstrate the great worth of American Line Type Faces K J American Type Founders Co. 701 News Gothic Condensed 72 Point 3 A $4 80 4 a $3 15 J7 95 HONEST MEMBER Charming Damsels 60 Point 4 A $4 15 6 a $3 65 $7 80 MONEY INTERESTING Enterprising Merchant 48 Point 5 A $3 30 8a $3 10 $6 40 REMARKABLE CHARACTER Delightful Conventions Held 42 Point 6 A $2 60 9 a $2 65 $5 25 MODERNIZED HOME SECURED Sumptuous Apartments Bought Extraordinary Bargain Proposed 702 News Gothic Condensed MFMnt 6A$2«) >atlH 14 SS NORTHERN RAILROADS COMBINING Broadminded Legislators Denounced Indignant Stockholders Unrecognized M F«lBt TAtlSS 14at2aD t«OB PROMINENT PUBLISHERS DESIRE QUALITY Distinctive and Original American Type Faces Superior Material Brings General Satisfaction «4 Point lOAflTO UallSS t3 66 INTERESTING SOUVENIRS CAREFULLY DISTRIBUTED Enthusiastic Boys Present Splendid Bronze Ornanfients Picturesque Costume Adorns the Gallant Masquerader -Point UA(14S 80*tl80 tSZS 10 Point aSA $1 15 61> fl 8S tZfiO nriMF^Tir INVFNTDR^ PRDPIIRFD strong and serviceable gothicleher Wmtb I lU IIMVtlN I UKC) rKUUUKtU ^.^^^.^^^ .^ character and Durable in Quality Foreign Mechanics Win Recognition indispensable in Newspaper and job offices P , ,. , X M i' J American Point Line, Point Body and Point Set LXtraOrdmary Improvement Noticed Bright and Legible Magazine Advertisements 14 Point 21At;l4n 40a$16i> $Xn) 8 Point 2)IASln5 5fi>S12» 12 25 INTERESTING DIPLOMATIC ACHIEVEMENTS J'SST^sSS'SSS Brilliant Statesmen Decide Baffling Question Most Remarkable profitMakmg Faces m the wond r>-tijr 1 r>L r\ xr i-al-i-i. The Art of Pleasing Your Patrons Should be Studied bitted benatOrS Snow Great hXeCUtlVe Ability Distinctive printing Demands American Line Designs -Point SAtlZS ttatlEO S2 76 C Point WAIOn SOatllO (200 WEIGHT FONTS OF JOB TYPE AT BODY TYPE PRICES printing machines of every description furnished ,, Lwi t r II r\ American Products Excel in Durability and Attractiveness Modern Printers Recognize the Value oi Full Cases complete piams Equipped wth Modem Printing Material Continually Picking Live Jobs Means Smaller Profit ^'''';^' "1 >"'' ^•"•;' l''^' <=""•" •;" *''• !'""•"» n, Everything Needed in the Printing Trade Promptly Supplied Plenty of Sorts $1234567890 Saves Time and Temper bmuikui ornaments ti234S6789o oeiightfui conceptions 703 News Gothic Condensed in Practical Display HEROICPRINTERS Cool and Level-Headed Craftsmen Show Great Courage At Their Regular Annual Celebration FEARLESS BOWLING EXPERTS Thrilling Bareback Rides on the Hobby Horses, Combined With the Delights of the Toboggan, Make an Enjoyable Event The annual celebration and outing, given by the printers employed on the Blairsville Courier, was held at Freeman's Grove last Saturday. To say that the event was an enjoyable one is putting it mildly h games indulged in and Bargains in Summer Clothing Snappy Suits for Business The latest designs in Tweeds, Serges and Worsteds jr\ -jr are now here. Price, " . / 0 Light Summer Underwear Some beautiful suits of silk and knitted underwear at tr\ Qr\ the low price of . . . Z.OU Latest Styles in Low Shoes The finest line of patent-leather and russet ties ever try r\r offered in this town at l..^0 NobbyWhite Flannel Suits Two-piece flannel suits that will please the most fas- j-y rf\ tidious taste. Price . /.OU THE MONTGOMERY CLOTHING EMPORIUM NINTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-FOURTH STREET eball was a feature that ncourage the players to running races and high teresting bowling game dinner table was all that o some bright addresses DHOME uiet Hints on the Best omplexion Cream n Madam Andrews gives weekly lectures on how autify the skin and hair physical exercise taken ry morning and evening uable hints on their use. WEDDING GUESTS EX strange Disappearance of Many Valuable Presents Disconc Witness the Marriage Ceremony at the Bride's Ho MODERN DETECTIVE METHODS SOLVE Wonderful Ingenuity Displayed by Female Sleuth Quickly Dispel and the Supposed Mystery is Converted Into a Huge Joke GOLD HUNTERS RETURN HOME Unsuccessful Seekers After the Bright and Elusive Metal Return in Disgust From the Scenes of Their Discouraging Effort The little band of intrepid gold seekers which left North Point last September to try their luck in the new El Dorado continue to return. Many declare that Text Bet in Century Exp&nded 704 News Gothic Condensed in Practical Display CHARIES W. F0R8S. Prasidtnl RICHARD MASON. GtnertI M*n*|«f Mason-Forbs Electrical Supply American Agents for the Celebrated RexGorden Magneto Flash INVENTORS AND SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF Mason Electric Motors Electric Supplies of Every Description Office and Factory, Number 1284-1286 North Pennsylvania Avenue KANSAS CITY, MO.,. .191. 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ORIGINATOR OF TYPE FASHIONS TYPE, BORDERS, ORNAMENTS AND BRASS RULE Q SELLING HOUSES AND SELLING AGENCIES IN ALL THE LARGE CITIES OF THE WORLD 706 News Gothic Extra Condensed 4 A $3 90 6 a $3 65 ?7 45 Eeneo Magazine Syndicate Printing 60 Point 4 A 53 15 6 a $2 95 $6 10 48 Point 6 A $3 00 11 a S3 35 $6 35 Display Startling Investigations Exclusively Hempstead Receiving Unfavorable Mention 42 Point 6 A $2 40 13 a $2 85 $5 25 EMBODIES KNOWLEDGE Management Indisposed Regarding Enlargement Distributing Literature Congratulating Financiers 706 News Gothic Extra Condensed X r.^nt eA 1196 ISaten $4S0 E g' t t 9A«iao 17at2U $406 Prominent Newspaper Advertisements Reijulre Condensed Headlines Distinction Gained Tlirougli American Type Founders Company Type 12 A SI 60 23 a SI 90 S3 50 SHREWD ADVERTISING MANAGERS DEMAND AMERICAN PRODUCTS EKCLUSIVELY Attractive Display Means the Reading of Advertisements and Increasing Sales Enlightening Literature Brought Before the Public in Great Monthly Magazines J» Poinl 19 A SI .V) 38a SI m S3 30 10 Point 31 A SI 15 «3aS135 12 CO BOURDEN CONCERN USED MODERN MINING ENGINES Recent Disturbances Exhibited Exterior Manifestations Invaluable Scientific Data Secured by German Explorer Stock Market Unsteady Over Late Seismic Disturbance THIS SIRONG DISPIAY SERIES ADAPTED FOR NARROW MEASURES Cast on American l>nnt jjne, Point Body and Point Set Iliis Useful lettei IS Pnmanly Suited for Newspaper and Maganne Advertistng Appropriate for Headings, Tabular Work, Time Tables and Tariffs Requiring Clean, Condensed Figures and the Many Needs of the Compositor For a Forable Type in Every Day Commercial Pnntinf U Point 2.'. A tl r. l<"a»l lu'. p-.m WRITERS CONSIDER DEMAND FOR CHANGE IN MAGAZINE READING Mariied Improvement Noticeatile in General and Denotes Executive Ability in Mastering Minor Details Regarding Artistic Creations in Several Modem Outline Studies Pertaining to lithographic Design H Point SS A SI on Tlla SI 2.1 S2 26 All INDISnNSABU COIHIC UHER FOI lUHNG COMMltCIAl PmnOB AMrtrii PnM «i Eilictfy Mi»M Fm Odsliy Itanwir lliii«s CtaKlni An DnlwlM Mi Effidn TlniilMt widi IMm Tipns AMntb fiittic liflir SiMh (k Ewif Cli» If Pnitjv Ml «4Nita« IlN AniiMi Fir OMiMi ilk Ip ■ NMflil FmU it liir I)fi Pros PwNyir if PniNi| Mtfnl Mi OnpNlv il FsAmMi T||i Disips UPotnt 28AS12S MatlM S2 76 III BOSTOH WIRE SIITCH[R INSURfS PERFECT SATISf ACHON EVERYWHERE k MHUe Ime and Money Savef is the Single Adjustment Feature of Il CMnM Bastnfn Stitcher; it is Self Regulating and Easily Adjusted f b Necessary {1234567890 News Gottiic Extra Condensed TOT ePoInt 84AI086 88atll6 tZOO aw NMK tuKiMi « McauoB cNnairaiB n uiBMW tawaaa Mm ■!■■■■ taalaali b ObMMm rf •• Hi* hiMIt nil ■ ■< Maiil Tmh Fna M I IITMXTHI CmHi Imiiiw* >Wl iMrif 72 Point NEWS GOTHIC EXTRA CONDENSED TITLE 5 A $4 10 60 Point 6A M55 48 Point 8A $3 90 N E MODEIZED 36 Point 10 A $2 80 14 Point 35 A $175 30 Point T FOREIGN STATESMEN ADVOCATING REFORMS I DOMESTIC INVENTORS SECDRE RECOGNITION ADVERTISER PRESCRIBES CONDENSED SERIES 15 A $2 50 GORGEOUS SCENERY EFFECTS 24 Point 21 A $2 tO 12 Point 40 A $1 50 DECIDED APPLAOSE GREETS CLEVER CARICATURISTS SEQUESTERED VALLEYS AND BEAUTIFUL HIGHLANDS SAD REALIZATIDN $123456]890 CHRISTMAS NIGHT 10 Point 46 A $1 40 BEAUTIFUL MEADOWS AND LAWNS DELIGHTTHE TOURISTS NUMEROUS WILD FLOWERS AND PLANTS WERE DISCOVERED PICTURESQUE HOMES AMONG EXQUISITE SYCAMORE TREES 8 Point 49 A $1 25 DEMONSTRATION SHOWS PERSEVERANCE ABSOLOTELY INDISPENSABLE THE MERRY DAYS OF CHIVALRY AND POLISHED COUNTRY GENTLEMEN INCONSEOUENTIALS NEVER MIND WHAT THE WILD WAVES ARE SAYING MANY BULLFROGS CROAKING TEARFULLY FOR THEIR MISSING SPOUSES NEWS GOTHIC EXTRA CONDENSED TITLE DEADS ARE ATTENTION AnRACTORS AND VERyLEGIDLE 708 6 Point 49A $100 SWEET YOUKG UDIES OF NEWARK WITH CACOPHONOUS VOICES MUST DISAPPEAR PROFESSOR HENORIK IIGHTFOOT'S GAV WAIOENS SKIPPING THE EIGHT FANTASTIC INEBRIATED MOON MAKING FACES AS BIRDS SWEETEf WARBEE TO SMITING STAR SCIENTIST DISCOVERED AMPHIBIOUS 11234567890 MONSTERS AMID GRANDEURS NEWS GOTHIC EXTRA CONDENSED TITLE AS A NEWSPAPER HEAD LETTER [ BBWE HIW I ©lyp Cla No. 9.931 Copyright. J9I2. by Tfif Clarion I^-tlf^t'r Puhltshiti); Co. MONDAY. SEPTEMB DETAILS FOR ENORMOOS TRIP iROAO TO COMPLETE NAVAL ARMAMENT Washincton, Sept 23 — George A. Sims and Silas Young will sail for Russia within the next few weeks, where they hope to close negotiations with the Russian Min- istry for the construction of seven battle- ships and their accessories, and with other naval armament, at a cost of $100,000,000. Mr. Sims admitted yesterday that Mr. Young and himself would leave for St. Petersburg to discuss and probably con- clude negotiations with the Russian gov- ernment These negotiations have been in progress several weeks. It was stated, however, that the propositions which Mr. Sims made on behalf of the Martinburgh Steel Company have not been closed. It was known among the large shipbuilders of the world that Russia proposes to begin immediately the reconstruction of her navy and tentative propositions have been given by several English and German concerns. WHAICONSTIiyTESASOBSCRIBER AN INTERESTING COURT DECISION RENDERED IN THE STATE Of MASSACHUSEHS A court decision has lately been rendered in Massachusetts on what constitutes a subscriber. The judge held that the man who received the paper, although he never subscribed, must pay for it. It appears that James Thompson moved, and William contest between Willia John Maher, the Aust 8:30 the club building and Thirty-ninth stree to the roof with spect ager, had announced t police stationed at the men with him, all in GAVE AW ENTIRE The firm for which I trusted employee for decade has discovered ! system of writing che sums than the check cated he had taken at I their money, accordin i made and his former tached his bank accou I safe, the contents of AFTER TWO DAYS OF EXPERIMENT ANO MORE ooRABLE SECOND WIFE SAYS THESE MADE HIM Dl DRIVERS READY TO RACE POnER OF IHE SPIkIIIST BELIEF AND SPIRIT MESSA With a view of showing the economy, ' speed and reliability of the motor car over the horse-drawn type of vehicle, and the operative cost of same, the Moto-car Company is conducting an interesting test in which a Moto-car and a horse- Tnt aM la Cmmtt OUMrW (Special to The CUnon-LedKer) WiNDVS Locks, Sept. 23-~Gray twilight shadows gave a spooky air to the town hall on Oak street yesterday as there was told the astounding tale of a ghost wife sending from the grave messages of re- 708 the man. He died last years, leaving more th was the founder of th main offices in Sarana In the Saranac branch Miss Elsie Green, con Lining Gothic No. 544 60 Point 3 A $5 35 4 a $3 35 $8 70 GRIND Coarse 64 Point 3 A $4 95 5a. $3 80 $8 75 Barons REFUSE 48 Point 3 A $3 9(1 6a $3 60 $7 50 UMPIRES Chosen 4A $3 40 6a$2 85 $6 26 Aspirant EXAMINED i Point 4 A $2 60 7a $2 40 $5 00 DETECTIVE Found Clue 30 Point 5 A $2 25 9a $2 05 $4 30 12 Point 14 A $130 28a $145 $2 75 Pirates SNEAK 24 Point 6 A $180 12a $175 $3 55 EASTERN TRAINS mports Much Paper 9 A $160 19a $175 $3 26 REFORMED CRIMINAL Overtake Hungry Badger 12 A $140 25a $160 $3 00 CLEAREST GOTHIC FACES New England Folks Gathering DESTROYS SHIPMENTS Plain $1234567890 Figures 10 Point 17 A $1 20 36 a $1 30 $2 50 WISEST ENGLISH AUTHORITY New American Materials Satisfied Foremost European Philanthropist Advertisements Please Customers 8 Point 18 A $105 38 a $120 $2 251 GERMAN COUNT HIGHLY PLEASED] Bank Wrecker Got Maximum Sentence] Scientific Exhibitions Given Every Hour] Opera Singer Played Long Engagement! 6 Point 18 A $0 90 40a $110 $2 0 CONSTABLE SERVED TOWN NINE YEARSi Young Scientist Betrayed Wealthy Importers j New York Delegation Enjoyed Trip to Arizona J Hunter Disposes $1234567890 Ancient RellosJ I 710 Lining Gothic Nos. 519, 527, 528, 529 ■ f«fliilNo.&l<> 10 A JIM 2II«$175 $3 30 USEFUL GOTHIC SERIES HELPED PRINTING Purchased Great Amount of Machinery in Idaho Handsome American Borders Pleased Everybody a Ptoint N& U* MAtlSS SZatlW tit NOTICE MARVELOUS CHANGE Honest Butchers Returned Today Banquets Grand Civil War Veteran Prominent $1234567890 Figures 111 Pnint No. &1» 19 A SI 25 38a $135 $2 60 PROPER ADVERTISEMENTS INCREASE Making an Exceedingly Strong Display Letter High Tornado Destroyed Largest Structures Substantial Foundation Laid for the Building -PointNaSIS 20A$105 40a$12S $230 SUBMIT VERY NICE SPECIMENS FREQUENTLY Prosperous Owner Met Representative at Long Beach Startling Beauty Ingeniously Exhibited Predominating Case Hardened Armor Plate Used on Latest Warship Shells from Heavy Guns Hit Small Target Frequently « Point Na 618 22a$090 44a«lUI $200 NEW NATURAL HISTORY PROVED INTERESTING Corrects Spacing and Juitlfication of Reset Lines Fire Department Makes Record While Practiclns Heavy Storm •1234667800 Caused Great Oamace 6 Point No. t 26A$100 USEFUL TITLE SERIES DELIGHTED CUSTOMERS BRIGHT MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER HEADING INTERESTING DIPLOMATIC ABILITY PRODUCED AMERICAN PRODUCT SHOWS REAL DURABILITY 6 Point No. 528 33 A $100 INTERESTING SOUVENIRS BEING CAREFULLY DISTRIBUTED ENTHUSIASTIC BOYS PRESENT SPLENDID BRONZE MEDALS PICTURESQUE COSTUME ADORNS GALLANT MASQUERADER SUPERIOR MATERIALS CAUSING A GENERAL SATISFACTION 6 Point No. 627 43 A $100 SnOAOMINOCD LIOISLATOHS OINOUHCINO UNREASONASLX PLATrORMS INOIQNANT STOCKMOLOIH VOTIO FOR TMt REOROANIZATION OF COMPANY DISTINCTIVt PfllMTINO OKMAMDS TMt CHARMING AMCRtCAN LINt DCSHINS IMPftOVtO TRiMSRORTATION FACIUTliS IS PROMISED SUBURBAM TRAFFIC Oomnnercia.1 Gothic MPnint 8 A $170 «a$18a $3 60 DISTRICT PRINTERS Manufactures Binder at Puint 4A«160 9afl8S tSS5 NUMEROUS UPRISINGS Inspect American House Ij Pi.int 6A$146 12a $180 $136 12 Point tiA$120 18atie0 tZW HAN DSOMEST Bought Gothics UV„h: ■■.A$126 lHa$l7S $3 00 SEICREl-r MINEIRS Largest Detective Captured Burgleir 711 BAND CONCERT" Fine Sa-llor Signs 10 Point l"AHir, 2"R$I4r. $2fiO EIXXEIND NEIW ROAD Built Largest Station 8 Point UA$IOD MaflSS tttS BOUGHT MODERN TVPES Receive Handaome Oeslsn Beat $-|S3<4-SeT880 retcta Lining Gothic Condensed No. 524 72 Point 3A$425 4a$275 $700 DESIGNED Buildings 60 Point 3 A $3 50 6a $3 50 $7 00 Manufacture FENCINGS 48 Point 5 A $3 20 9a $3 05 $6 25 EXTRAORDINARY Comparison 36 Point 5A $185 10a $2 40 $4 25 American Producer DISTINGUISHED 30 Point 7 A $1 75 14 a $2 25 $4 00 ERECTED STRUCTURE Readily Proved Claims 12 Point 22 A $125 45 a $150 $2 75 CONSTRUCTS BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Leaves Southern Farming Region Today Highest Prices Obtained at Auction Sale Useful and $1234567890 Distinct Face 24 Point 10 A $180 19a $175 $3 55 CAREFUL METHODS USED Showing Prominent Display 10 Point 25A$115 54 a $135 $2 50 MONSTER CROCODILE ESCAPED FROM BOY Several Miners Caught by Landslide in Wyoming Longest Railroad Passenger Train Moved Slowl Great Gambling Scheme Unearthed by Detectivi i 18 Point 12 A $1 40 24 a $1 85 $3 25 CONTAIN STRONG FEATURES Provide Marvelous Printing Idea 8 Point 32 A $105 65 a $120 $2 25 GREATER EXPOSITION OPENING CAUSED MUCH RELIEF Bought Lining Gothic Number Five Hundred and Twenty Four Imported Diamonds Bring High Tariff Duties for Governments Swift Sailing Yacht Rounding Cape Horn Under Full Headway 14 Point 19 A $1 40 38 a $1 60 $3 00 6 Point 31 A $0 95 63a $105 $2 00 NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS REPAID Desperate Character Easily Outruns Police Courts Decide Against Crafty Safeblowers PROSPEROUS TOURISTS TRAVEL THROUGH TURKEY IN STYLE Larger Bullfrogs Croalong Hoarsely for Their Wandering Spouses Inebriated Moon Hides His Face Behind Dense Cloud for Shy lovers Much Applause Greet Clever Caricaturists in Vaudeville House Lately Great Baseball Pitcher Who has Marvelous Control Trained in Texal Highest Salaries Paid $1234567890 Managers with Executive Ability 712 Lining Gothic Condensed No. 524 in Practical Display NuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimHiiniin^ GREAT SALE OE SPRING HATS These hats are from one of New York's leading importers and creators of millinery. We mention a few of these bargains here but all will be sold at "Ribbons Exceptionally Low Prices pig^ers' m „!•,:„ ^«l«,. *5'00 to $?.00 Trimmed Hats, the best in plain colors , j .. • u . , \ American made hat ever sold at only ... plaids, Stripes $13.50 to I15.OO Tnmmed Hats, Pans &■€.> 1r\f\ ||r> Importation of good grade and design, only .. ^) C . r I 530.00 to $50.00 Finejt Parisian $2.98 Trimimd Hat ever offered at this price . $2C MERMOND DRY GOODS 8^ MIL EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY :: Center Street :: ANNOUNCEMENT To Those About to Entertain G "Such and so various are the tastes of women" Q IN the usual interchange of hospitality and merrymaking In polite society the success of social gatherings Is greatly added to by appropriately printed invita- tions, programs, menu cards, place cards, or anything of that kind. From my shop I can furnish you with artistically printed things and for special entertainments I can furnish printing that will harmonize wit^ the general color scheme and decoration MARSH EAIRBANKS&CO AT TN( 8(6)1 or THE EICCTRIC UGHTS. ERMINE. TE all the latest kinds, special £k- PUBLIC LIBRARY DEDICATION Monday Evening Apriiie s HE DEDICATION ADDRESS SAMUEL P. WORTH MUSIC You Are Hereby Invited ^.C^ to freely make use of |BH^ any of the books and ^^^_ VYb^ magazines belonging "^Y^ ^ to the Maldus Library " ' • Board of Trustees Library Association 713 Inland Gothic No. 6 24 Point 6 A $1 85 10 a $1 65 $3 50 FINEST SAMPLE Concerns Explorer 20 Point 7 A $160 15a $165 $3 25 TOURISTS RESTED Questions Dictionaries 18 Point 12 A $170 2«a$155 $3 25 PRESS MODERN TICKET Numerous Camps Overtum 16 Point 12 A $1 65 20 a $1 45 $3 00 REMARKABLE DRAWING Picturesque Mountain Scene 14 Point 13A$145 26 a $1 55 $3 00 INCREASING THEIR PROFITS Careful Attention to Type Display 17 A $140 32a $135 $2 75 BRIGHT ORIGINAL EFFECT Erecting Wonderful Structures Checks $1234567890 Payable 10 Point 20 A $1 25 36a $1 25 $2 50 HUMOROUS COMEDIANS LEAVE Oldest Tree Destroyed by Lightning American Type Faces Please Critic Countless Beautiful Ornannents Sold 8 Point 20 A $1 10 40 a $1 15 $2 26 USING STYLISH PRINTING MATERIAL Producing Latest Specimens with Gothics Claim Santa Claus Story a Historical Myth Mother Hubbard Sold Valuable Cupboard 6 Point 22AS )95 46 a $105 $2 00 WELL KNOWN PRINTER MADE STATEMENTS Heavy Newspaper and Magazine Advertising Shown Hebrew Publishers Discussing Prosperity Fervently Alaskan Miners Get $1234567890 Under Mountains 5 Point 24A $0 95 46a$105 $2 00 POPULAR AMERICAN TYPE SERIES ARE PROFITABLE AND PLEASING Buys this Valuable Face Without Delay for Beautiful and Distinct Work Many Printers Caught Large Catfish While In Camp on Walhonding River Cement Pavements Caused Husky Farmer Great Torture While Walking Trustworthy Manufacturers Holding Good Cheer Meeting in Schoolhouse TITLE GOTHIC No. 7 20 Point 9 A $2 25 MICHIGAN ORPHEUM OPENED 11 A $2 00 MOST COMPLETE LOT OF GOTHICS 14 Point iCaat also as 18 Point No. 72 14 A S2 00) 15 A $1 75 LABOR SAVING SYSTEMS FOR THE PRINTERS DESIGNERS OF TYPE SERIES HANDY $1234567890 TYPES 6 Point No. 71 24 A $1 00 PRINTERS CONTINUALLY PICKING LIVE JOB MOST REMARKABLE PROFIT-MAKING FACES PROMINENT PUBLISHERS DESIRE QUALITY 10 Point (Cast also as 12 Point No. 72 19 A $1 50) 20 A $1 40 6 Point No. 72 28A$100 ALL PRINTERS ADMIRE OUR TYPE THE MOST DURABLE EVER MADE HUGE STEAMSHIP REMODELED AND SENT EASTWARD INTERESTING STATEMENT REGARDING OLD COMPANY FINANCIAL GIANTS STARTLE FOREIGN SHIPPING FIRMS 9 Point 20 A $125 6 Point No. 73 35 A $100 LABOR SAVING MATERIAL FOR PRINTERS THE LINING SYSTEM WILL SAVE LABOR 8 Point (Cast also as 12 Point No. 74 26A»1.50. 25 A $1 25 NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE ADVERTISEMENTS THESE TYPE STYLES GIVE PROMPT RETURNS 714 IMPROVED TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES ARE PROMISED SHORTLY ENTERPRISING MEASURES PLANNED BY EXPERIENCED STATESMEN HUMOROUS QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN A GOOD-NATURED MANNER 6 Point No. 74 45 A $100 DELIGHTFUL SERIES OF MUSICAL CONCERTS GIVEN IN THE SPACIOUS GARDENS CHARMING ENTERTAINEHS SUCCEEDED IN LIGHT OPERATIC ROLES LASTMONPAY TREMENDOUS CROWDS Of FASHIONABLY GOWNED WOMEN PROMENADING DAILY I American Extra Condensed n Paint 8 UL • PMBt 6AI440 ga$480 1870 deas S3afl sn $3 25 SlylisliElatiopaleDecoratioos CONSTABULARY DETACHMENTS ARRIVED University Students CeleMBiHys BacteriolopicalPpofessop Loses Fortune Aristocratic Orpanizations incorporated m f.Ani »A*170 UatZaO S400 M Point 20A$1S0 46a$170 1300 OANGEOOUS CONTENDER ENTEHED POPULAR SmESIflllN MAKES SEVERAL VISITS Unsolicited Testimonials Apparently Fictitious Incomparable Bargains Detain Comely Women Lucky Speculators Realize Tremendous Profit l2A$t«5 21atlK nw 1:; F'c.iiu if A »I ai 4hii$l ,W $2 75 BEftyTIFOLOBSERVIITOeiESCONDEIWNED CircufUfiavigatiog Tour Interests Couples XCCURXTE JUSIIFICmiON PREVENTS MUCH TROUBLE Literary Genius Completes Remarkable Biographies Metropolitan Communities En|oying Decreased Rate Graduating Sctiolars Receive Flowers $1234567890 716 HERALD EXTRA CONDENSED 60 Point [AS! S P 1 J D 48 Point 7AI6 90 G 8A$3 90 MONSTER INDUSTRY RECEIVED GREGK 42 Point 8A$3S0 E 36 Point T HERALD EXTIIA CONDENSED CDMPLIMENIED 30 Point 12 A $2 70 fiteOADS EHENDING INTERESTS THROUGH HUDSON E 24 Point 16 A $2 60 12 Point 28 A $1 NUMEROUS BUILDINGS ERECTED RECENTL BANKER SECURED OPTION ON LARGE LANDS CONTRACTOR REFUSED FLOWERY PROPOSAL ELABORATE $1234567830 DEMONSTRATIONS P 18 Point 20 A $2 05 10 Point 31 A n BEAUTIFDL DESIGNS RECEIVED FERVENTLY PRODD FARMERS REFDSE HELPING HANDS YOUNG MAN INVENTS WONDERFUL FLYING MACHIN HANOSOMELYOECORATEO RUGS ARRIVED YESTERDAY LARGE IMPORTATIONS CONSTANTLY IMPORTED HERE PERPETUAL MOTION DISCOVERED THROUGHACCIDEN i 716 J HERALD EHRA CONDENSED AS A NEWSPAPER HEAD LEHER g^r ^xtntB FIFTH EDITION URSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 No. 2,465 JEWELLER SHOT DOWN MET IN HOSPITAL S CUHTISS SLAIN IN SIGHT OF JNY IN UPTOWN STREET ASSASSIN RESENTING ALLEGED INSOLT L WED HIS PATIENT COLLEGE CHUMS ARE INVITEO TO BE PRESENT VOimG PHVSICIIIK MIDE RECORD IS ITHLETE WHEN It STUDENT ew«-Iler. with a place t Twi-nty-thinl street - snot .ttirx<- Davis ana de- lice that the jeweller n had insulted him. mployeil in an auction 75 Wt-st Twentv-first street, was sent on an errand shortly- before 3 o'clock. He returned with his purchases and then got a revolver. He left the store, walking in the direction of Sixth avenue. Less than one hundred feet from the store was Curtiss and a man who gave his name as Frank Hagerty and said he lived at No. 1391 Seventh avenue. The men were walking in the same direction as the negro. On the opposite side of Miss Dorothy Orth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Orth of No. 54 East Ninety-seventh street, and Dr. George F. Garmer of Watertown, N. Y., are to be married this evening. Two years ago Miss Orth was a patient at the Kohne- mann Hospital. Dr. Garmer, fresh from medical school, was an interne there at the time. The two met and liked each other instantly. When Miss Orth left the Kohnemann Hospital her health was SEVERE JOSTICE VES TWO YOUNG MEN LONG SENTENCES art'ltes in an elevated g on the floor when a them, two men were ht Court to the work- 8 each, by Magistrati' ing last night, rtnliound, stopped at the rush hour at 6:5o d the two men got on ere in a crowded car, e faces of passengers Andrew McCaffrey, a o make them behave. »ix passengers testi- e pnsoners. who said ought, a clerk of No. undred and Eightieth chjater, an employee tment store of No. 21 en nearly collapsed. AMINE BROKEN I 7. Eioiiton'R lobster broken by the arrival •ton from Yarmouth, « of k>b«ter8. 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