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about a change in policies that results in renewed effort
along modern lines.
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NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S
NEWSPAPER RATE BOOK
INCIvUDIN"G A CATALOGUE OF
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS
IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA
Having 5,000 circulation and over, with Advertising Rates of each
paper, Circulation, etc., for the years 1911-1912.
Price Kive Dollars.
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Why a Rate Book?
Other newspaper directories give the name, place, date, circulation,
but do not give you the one thing you really want — the RATE. They
do not give you the history, nor other facts to be had only after pains-
taking research.
This, then, is a RATE Book because it gives the last RATE given
out by the newspaper or periodical listed.
It is a RATE Book because it gives Rates per line, per 1,000
lines, per 2,5004ines, per 5,000 lines, and 10,000 lines.
It is a RATE Book because it gives Space Rates, Reader Rates,
Telegraph Reader Rates, Position Rates, Classified Rates, "Personal"
Rates, Medical Rates, and other Special Rates.
In addition to RATES we give the history of the paper, enabling
you to judge its prestige. Also the data that applies to make-up, such
as page size, column size, closing dates, and number of pages.
In this Rate Book we publish the down to date results of 38 years'
tabulation by the most painstaking rate department in the Agency
business. We publish this Rate Book to establish rates on a higher
plane and in the interest of the advertiser.
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INDEX TO CONTENTS.
PAGE
General Catalogue, with Advertising Rates in full, of the Newspapers and
Periodicals with 5,000 circulation or more, .... 7-234
List of Papers published in Mexico, Cuba, Porto Rico and West Indies, 285-288
Special List of Dailies (and their Weekly Editions, etc.), with their cir-
culation, ........... 289-301
Semi- Weekly and Weekly Papers, with their circulation, .... 302-322
Monthly and Semi-Monthly Publications, with their circulation, . . 322-342
Sunday Papers, with their circulation, ...... 342-350
Religious Papers, with their circulation, ...... 362-369
Agricultural Papers, with their circulation, ...... 369-375
Papers printed in Foreign Languages, with their circulation, . . . 350-361
List of Educational Papers, ........ 376-377
List of Medical Journals, ......... 377-378
List of Financial Publications, ........ 379
List of Papers devoted to Sporting, ....... 380-381
List of Juvenile Publications, . . . ... . . • 381-382
List of Sunday School Papers, . . . . . . . 382-383
Leading Magazines, with rate per line, ...... 383-384
Papers devoted to Fashion, Housekeeping and Home, with rate per line, .384-385
List of Selected Religious Weeklies, with the price for 10 lines for various
periods, 386-387
List of Selected Agricultural Papers, with the price for 10 hues for various
periods 388-392
Representative Monthlies, and Semi-Monthlies, with price for 10 lines for
various periods, ......... 392-395
List of Leading Dailies, with rate per line, . . , . . . . 395-401
List of Leading Sunday Papers, with rate per line, .... 401-404
List of Leading Weeklies, with rate per line, . . . . . 405-407
List of Prominent Mail Order publications, with rate per line, and closing
date, .......... 407-409
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NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
A CATALOGUE giving the rates for transient and continued adver-
tising, of the newspapers and periodicals in the United States and Canada, of
5,000 circulation and over; also full description of each paper (including num-
ber of pages, length and width of columns, character, circulation, etc.) of value
for general advertising purposes, a few papers of less circulation being included
on account of geographical location, etc. A number of publications that refuse
advertisements, or that are not available for general advertisers, are omitted.
No extra charge for cuts except where so stated. The list is arranged by States
in alphabetical ^ order, the papers in each city being given in same order.
The word "guaranteed", means that the circulation is guaranteed by the mana-
gers of the paper. An* after circulation figures denotes that a detailed statement
or other proof of circulation from the publishers is on file at our ofhce.
ALABAMA
BIRMINGHAM
AGE-HERALD. — Every morning including
SUNDAY, and Weekly, Thursdays. Demo-
cratic. Established 1872. E. W. Barrett, editor.
Subscription, daily and Sunday, $8; sworn aver-
age circulation for year 1910, daily, 17,001*;
Sunday, for same period, 28,506*; weekly, 50
cents; sworn averasce circulation 26,231*; daily
and Sunday, 10 to 56 pages; weekly, 12 pages,
7 columns; length of columns 22 inches; width,
2i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates daily and Sunday, agate, 10
cents a line. Open space within one year, 1,000
lines, 8 cents a line; 2,000 lines, 7 cents; 3,000
lines, 6 cents; 6,000 lines, 5 cents; 10,000 lines, 4
cents a line; Sunday edition, if alone, 12 J cents
a line, each insertion; no discount for time or
space in Sunday edition; special positions, 15
and 2.5 per cent extra. Strictly Mail Order advertis-
ing, 4 cents a line, flat. Reading notices, nonpareil,
25 cents a line, with discounts on 500 lines or more;
telegraphic readers, 50 cents a line. Classified, 1
cent a word (minimum charge, 25 cents). Weekly,
display, 7' 2 cents a line each insertion.
See advertisement on page 416.
ALABAMA BAPTIST.— Every Wednesdav.
Baptist. Established 1874. Rev. Frank Willis
Barnett, editor and proprietor. Subscription,
$2; guaranteed average circulation, 7,500*;
16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 12}^
inches; width, 2^1 inches.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch with discount for
space. Reading notices 10 cents per agate line.
ALABAMA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.—
Every Thursday. Methodist Episcopal. Estab-
lished 1881. Whitehead Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, .$1.50; guaranteed average circulation,
exceeding 9,000*; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 13I2 inches; width, 2H inches.
Advertising rates, $' .20 an inch, with discount for
space. No medical advertisements accepted.
CITIZEN.— Monthly, (5th). Reform. Prohibi-
tion. Established 1907. Alabama Anti-Saloon
League, publishers. Subscription, .?!; claimed circu-
lation, 5,000 net; 32 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 10 inches; width, 2}i inches. Forms close
15th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line; 10 per cent
discount on yearly contracts.
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK,
ALABAMA
DIXIE HOME.— Monthly. Home and Family.
Established 1895. Rountree Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed circula-
tion, exceeding 50,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 14 inches; width, 2J^g inches. Forms
close 25th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line. Reading
notices, agate measure, 30 cents a line.
ALABAMA
DIXIE MANUFACTURER.— Semi-monthly
(10th and 25th). Industrial. Established 1896.
Rountree Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, S2; estimated circulation, 10,000; 20 pages,
4 columns; length of columns, 14 inches; width, 2>^
inches.
Advertising rates, $1.50 an inch.
FARMER'S UNION GUIDE.— E very
Wednesday. Agricultural. Established 1906.
Birmingham Publishing Co. (Inc.), publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; claimed circulation, 7,000; 16 pages, 4
columns; length of columns, 13 inches; width, 2^
inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 6 cents a line. Read-
ing notices. 10 cents per agate line.
IL LIBERO PENSIERO.— Every Saturday.
Itahan. Non-partisan. Established 1907. S.
R. Guarino, publisher. Subscription, S2; 8
pages, 6 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2\i, inches. Can use matrices. P. O.
address. Box, 294.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch; 2 times,
40 cents an inch, each insertion; 3 times, 35
cents; 1 to 3 months, 30 cents; over three months,
25 cents; one year, 20 cents an inch; first page,
double price.
LABOR ADVOCATE.— Every Friday. Labor.
Established 1890. J. H. F. Mosley, publisher.
Subscription, $1; estimated circulation 5,000; 8
pages, 6 columns; length of columns, 1932 inches;
width, 2!^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 30 cents an inch; 500 inches
within one year, 27i cents an inch; 1,000 inches,
or more, 25 cents an inch. Reading notices, 10
cents a line.
LEDGER. — Every evening, except Sunday.
Independent Democratic. Established 1896. James
J. Smith, publisher^ Subscription, $5; guaranteed
average circulation, for first six months in 1911,
25,315'; for year 1910, 22,615*; 14 to 32 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 i inches; width, 2>6 inches. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; 39 times,
5 cents; 78 times, 4^2 cents; 156 times, 4 cents a line
per time. 1,000 lines within one year, SVa cents a
line; 3,000 lines, 5 cents; 5,000 lines, 452 cents; 7,000
lines, 4 cents; special positions, 10 and 25 per cent
extra. Classified, 1 cent a word. Reading notices,
nonpareil, 30 cents a line; .500 lines or more, 25 cents
a lino; telegraphic readers, $1 a line.
See advertisement on page 480.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 1888. Victor H.
Hanson, publiseer. Subscription, $5; guaranteed
average circulation for finst .six months of 1911,25,055*;
16 to 36 pages; 7 columns; length of columns, 22
inches; width 2^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates daily, 7 lines or more, agate,
8 cents a line; 2 times, ti cents; 3 or more in-
sertions, 7 cents a line; publishers, educational
and summer resorts, 5 cents a line, flat. Open
space within one year, 1,400 lines, 6 cents a
line; 2,800 lines, 5i cents; 4,200 lines, 5 cents;
5,600 lines, 4^ cents; 7,000 lines or more, 4
cents a line. Strictly mail order advertising, 5
cents a line, flat. Position, 25 per cent extra. Clas-
sified. 1 cent a word (minimum charge, 15
cents). Pure reading notices, 25 cents a line,
with discount on 250 lines and over; telegraphic
readers, 50 cents per line.
TIMES. — Every Wednesday. Republican.
Established 1894. Julian N. Bingham, pub-
lisher. Subscription, $1; 8 pages, 16x22.
Advertising rates on application.
GADSDEN.
JOURNAL. — Every evening except Sunday. Dem-
ocratic. Established 1890. Hofferbert & McCul-
loch, publishers. Subscription, $2; claimed average
circulation for first three months in 1911, 5,122; 4 to
8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2,1 inches.
Advertising rates on application.
See advertisement on page 524.
MOBILE
ITEM. — Every evening except Saturday and
Sunday, and SUNDAY MORNING. Indepen-
dent. Established 1897. Item Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, S5; sworn average cir-
culation, 12,495*; daily, 8 to 12 pages; Sunday, 20 to
28 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches;
width, 2J^ inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 1,000 lines or less,
5 cents a line; 2,000 lines, 4 cents; 3,500 lines
3 cents; 7,000 lines, 2 cents a line; preferred posi-
tion, 1() and 20 per cent extra. Reading notices,
20 cents per count line, with discount on 2.50 lines
and over. Classified, 1 cent a word (minimum
charge, 25 cents).
See advertisement on page 479.
REGISTER.— Every morning, including SUN-
DAY. Democratic. Established 1820. Mobile Reg-
ister (Inc.), publishers. Subscription, $7.80; guaran-
teed average circulation, daily, 13,000; Sunday,
15,000; 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21
inches; width, 2^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, dail.v or Sunday, agate,
on contract, less than 1,000 lines, within one
year, daily or Sunday, 8 cents a line; 1,000 lines, daily,
6 cents; Sunday, 6J-2 cents; 2,000 lines, daily, 5 cents!
Sunday, 5}-2 cents; 3,000 lines, daily, 4 cents; Sunday,
4'/^ cents; 5,C00 lines, daily, 3,' 2 cents; Sun-
day, 4 cents; 7,000 lines, or more, daily, 3 cents;
Sunday, 3}^ cents a line. Fixed space, 26 times
(2 inches, or more), 6 cents a line; 52 times, 5 cents;
104 times, 4 cents; 156 times or more, 3 cents a line.
Preferred position, extra. Schools and resorts, spe-
cial rate per line. Classified, 1 cent a word (mini-
mum charge, 25 cents). Reading notices, 25 cents
a line, with discount on 500 lines and over; (black
heading counts as 2 lines).
MONTGOMERY
ADVERTISER. — Every morning, including
SUNDAY. Democratic. Established 1828. The
Advertiser Co., publishers. Subscription, daily
and Sunday, $7.80; sworn average circulation,
for year ending March 31, 1911, daily, 17,829*; Sunday
for same period, 22,613*; 10 to 14 pages (Sunday,
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
ALABAMA
28 to 36 pages), 7 columns; length of columns, 21}-^
inches; width, 2^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates (minimum space, 7 lines),
daily, agate, less than 1,000 lines, 7 cents a line,
Sunday, displaj', 8 cents a line; 1,000 lines, within
one year, daily, SJa cents a line; Sunday, 6 cents;
2,000 lines, daily, 5 cents; Sunday, 5}i cents; 3,000
lines, daily, iH cents; Sunday, 5 cents; 4,000 lines,
daily, 4 cents; Sunday, ili cents; 5,000 lines, daily,
33-2 cents; Sunday, 4 cents a line. Full position,
extra. Mail order advertising, daily, 4 cents; Sun-
daj-, 5 cents a line flat. Pure reading notices, daily,
or Sunday, nonpareil measure, 20 cents a line with
discount on 250 lines and over; telegraphic readers,
50 cents a line. Classified, daily or Sunday, 1 cent
a word, each insertion (minimum charge, 15 cents).
Publishers, educational and resorts, 5 cents a line,
flat.
ALABAMA FARM JOURNAL.— Every Thurs-
day. Agricultural. Established 1910. 7 columns
to page; length of columns, 20| inches; width, 234
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; 100 inches,
SI. 12 an inch; 200 inches, 84 cents. Reading notices,
10 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word.
ALABAMA TIMES.— E very Thursday.
Democratic. Established 1903. J. B. Stern,
publisher. Subscription, 25 cents; sworn circulation,
35,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20
inches; width, 2K inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 81.40 an inch each insertion.
No discount for time or space. Classified, 3 cents a
word.
See advertisement on page 459.
JOURNAL. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 1889. Horace Hood,
founder. Subscription, $5; sworn average circu-
lation for year 1910, 12,170*; 10 to 14 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20p^ inches; width,
234 inches. Can use matrices.
ALABAMA
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 6 cents a line;
1.000 lines within one year, 5 cents a line: 2,000
lines, 4 cents; 5,000 lines or more, 3 cents a line.
Preferred position, extra. Classified, 1 cent a word,
first insertion; 3^ cent a word each subsequent in-
sertion, (Minimum charge 25 cents). Discount
on 6 or more insertions. Reading notices, 15 cents
a line, with discount on 100 lines or more. Black
type locals, 20 cents a line; telegraphic readers, 50
cents a line.
SOCIAL WORLD.— Every Saturday. Society.
Established 1908. Mrs. J. M. de Cottes, editor and
publisher. Subscription, SI; 12 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 234 inches.
Advertising rates, $10 per page; smaller space,
pro rata.
See advertisement on page 524.
TIMES. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 1903. J. B. Stern,
publisher. Subscription, S3; jworn circulation, 5,300;
6 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 23^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daUy, one inch, one time,
75 cents. Open space, 500 inches within six months,
28 cents an inch; 1,000 inches within one year, 21
cents an inch. Preferred position extra. Classified
(6 words to line), 1 cent a word (minimum charge,
25 cents), Reading notices, 15 cents a line.
TUSKEGEE
TUSKEGEE STUDENT.— Every Saturday
during college year; fortnightly during summer.
Negro. Collegiate. Established 1888. Students
of Tuskegee College, publishers. Subscription,
50 cents; claimed average circulation, 6,000:
4 pages, 4 columns; size of page, 11 x 16.
Advertising rates on application.
ARIZONA
GLOBE
SILVER BELT. — Every morning
except Monday. Independent Democratic. Es-
tablished 1878. Silver Belt Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, S7.50; estimated circula-
tion, 6,890 net; 8 to 32 pages, 7 columns; length of
coluinns, 20 inches; width, 23-8 inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
PHOENIX
ARIZONA GAZETTE.— Every evening ex-
cept Sunday. Republican. Established 1880.
Gazette Printing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $6; 12 to 20 pages, 7 colunnns; length of
columns, 203^ inches; width, 23-i inches. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates, 25 cents an inch. Read-
ing notices, 10 cents a line; 5 cents a line each
subsequent insertion. Classified, 1 cent a word
(minimum charge, 25 cents).
PROGRESSIVE FARMER AND HOME
BUILDER.— Monthly. Agricultural and Home.
F^stablished 1910. Estimated circulation, 15,000;
16 to 24 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 12J^
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 10 cents a line; 500 lines, 5 per
cent discount; 1,000 lines, 10 per cent; 2,000 lines,
15 per cent discount.
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NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
ARKANSAS
FORT SMITH
BACK TO THE LAND.— Monthly. The
New South Publishing Co., (Inc.) publishers; esti-
mated circulation, 12,250; 28 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, 10 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Forms
close 25th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 12 cents a line. Reading
notices and classified advertising, 2 cents a word.
See advertisement on page 549.
SOUTHWEST AMERICAN.— Every morn-
ing except Monday. Democratic. Established
1907. The American PublisliinK Co., publishers.
Subscription, So; sworn average circulation for six
months ending March 31, 1911, 7,568* net (7,983*
gross), 6 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2,; inches. Can u.se matrices.
Advertising rates, .30 cents an inch; 100 inches,
28 cents: 300 inches, 2(i cents; 500 inches. 24 cents;
750 inches, 22 cents; 1,000 or more inches, 20 cents an
inch. Special rate for colleges, 15 per cent discount.
Preferred position, 10 and 20 per cent extra. Read-
ing notices, 10 cents a line; telegraphic readers, 30
cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word.
TIMES-RECORD.— Every evening except
Saturday. SUNDAY MORNING. Indepen-
dent Democratic. Established 1882; The Times-
Record Co., publishers. Sworn average circulation,
for year ending June 30, 1911, 6286*, net; 6655* gross;
8 to 32 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20J^
inches; width, 2J^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 42 cents an inch; 2 times,
41 cents; .3 times, 40 cents; 4 times, 39 cents;
5 times, 38 cents; 6 times, 37 cents; 7 times, 36
cents and 1 cent an inch less per time up to and
including 13 times; additional insertions above
thirteen, 30 cents an inch; 250 inches within one
year, 27 cents; 500 inches, 26}>i cents. Reading
notices, brevier, 15 cents per count line with dis-
counts on 1,000 lines or more. Classified, 1 cent
a word first time; }/2 cent each subsequent consecu-
tive insertion.
See advertisement on page 558.
HOT SPRINGS
ARKANSAW THOMAS CAT.— Every Sun-
day. Literary. Hotel and Resortdom. Estab-
lished 1890. J. Davis Orear, editor and pro-
prietor. Subscription, $2; estimated circulation,
7,000; 52 pages, 1 column; length of column, 5
inches; width, 4 J inches.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one month, $2; three
months, $5. Special rates by the year.
LITTLE ROCK
ARKANSAS BAPTIST.— Every Wednesday.
Baptist. Established ISSO. The Baptist Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1..50;
sworn average circulation, 7,400*; 16 pages, 4 col-
umns; length of columns, 13 inches; width 21^,, inches.
Advertising rates, $1.00 an inch, with dis-
count for space.
ARKANSAS HOMESTEAD (The).— Monthlv.
.Agricultural. Established 1900. John C. Small,
Editor. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed circulation,
22,500; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13H
inches; width, 2^8 inches. Can use matrices. Forms
close 25th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, SI an inch. Reading
notices, 10 cents a line.
BAPTIST ADVANCE.— Every Thursday.
Baptist. Established 1902. Advance Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, SI. 50; sworn
average circulation, 6,020*; 16 pages, 9x13.
Advertising rates, 80 cents an inch, with dis-
count for space.
BAPTIST VANGUARD.— Every Thursday.
Colored. Religious. Established 1882. Trustee
Board of the Arkansas Baptist College, pub-
lishers. Subscription, $1 ; estimated circulation,
5,000; 8 pages, 5 columns; length of columns, 18
inches; width 2i inches.
Advertising rates, one inch, one month, $1.25 ;
three months; $3; six months, $5; one year,
$9.50. Further rates on application.
DEMOCRAT. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established, 1871. Elmer E. Clarke,
publisher. Subscription, $4; sworn average circula-
tion, 10,.500; 8 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 2IJ-4 inches; width, 23^6 inches. Can use ma-
trices.
Advertising rates, agate, 6 cents a line. Open
space, within one year, 1,000 lines, 5 cents a line;
2,000 lines, 4 cents; 3,000 lines, 3 cents; 5,000 lines or
more, 23 2 cents a line. Special rates for educational
and resorts. Position extra. Classified, 1 cent a
word; (minimum, 25 cents). Reading notices, 15
cents per count line with discount on 1,000 lines or
more; telegraphic readers, 50 cents a line.
G. \ZETTE.— Every morning, including SU.N-
X)AY, and WEEKLY, Thursdays. Democratic.
Established 1819. Gazette Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, daily, S6.50; Sunday, 82.00;
sworn average circulation for first six months in 1911,
daily, 20,132*; .Sunday, 29,395*; weekly, SI; sworn
average circulation, 8,805*; S to 16 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2'6 inches. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, less than 1,000
lines. 6 cents a line; 1,000 lines 5 cents a line;
3,000 lines 4 cents a line; 5,000 lines, or more, 3
cents i>er agate line. Preferred positions, 10 and
25 per cent extra. Classified, 1 cent a word first
insertion; 3 insertions the price of two, (minimum
charge, 25 cents). Reading notices, 25 cents a line,
with discount for 500 lines or more. Telegraphic
readers, 50 cents per count line. Weekly rates, 3
cents per agate line. Reading notices same as daily.
See advertisement on page 479,
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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ARKANSAS
STATE REPUBLICAN.— Every Friday. Re-
publican. Established 1893. Republican Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, SI;
estimated circulation, including North Little
Rock Republican, 5,500; S pages, 15x22.
Advertising rates on application.
WESTERN METHODIST.— Every Thursday.
Methodist Episcopal, South. Established 1881.
Anderson, Millar & Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, SI. 50; guaranteed average circulation,
11,000*; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
13 inches; width, 2j inches.
ARKANSAS
Advertising rates, $1.10 an inch, with discount
for time and space.
SILOAM SPRINGS
OZARK FARM AND FRUIT BELT.— Month-
ly. Fruit and Gardening. Established 1893. A. W.
Perrine, publisher. Subscription, 25 cents; claimed
average circulation, 6,000; 16 to 32 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns, 9J^ inches; width, 2 1/6
inches.
Advertising rates, SI an inch. Reading notices,
10 cents a line.
CALIFORNIA
BERKELEY
GAZETTE. — Every, evening except Sunday.
Republican. Established, 1877. Berkeley Gaz-
ette Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
S-1.20; claimed circulation, 6,000; 8 to 16 pages,
7 colurnns; length of columns, 20M inches; width,
2 1/6 inches. Can use matrices.
_ Advertising rates 35 cents an inch; one week,
25 cents; one month, 20 cents; three months, 18
cents; six months, 17 cents; one year, 15 cents an
inch, per time; 250 inches, within one year, 35
cents an inch; 600 inches, 25 cents; 1,200 inches,
or more, 20 cents an inch. Star locals, 10 cents
a line; subsequent insertions, without change, 5 cents
a line; local brevities, 25 cents a line. Classified,
20 words or less, one time, 25 cents, with discount
for continued insertions.
INDEPENDENT.— Every evening except Sun-
day. Independent. Established 1906. Berkeley
Newspaper Co., publishers. Subscription, .?2.50; S
pages. 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 24 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, IJ cents a line; with
position , 2 cents a line ; 5.000 lines, or more within
one year, or not less than 6 inches a week for 52 weeks,
1 cent a line; with position, II2 cents a line. (Mini-
mum space for position. 2 inches). Reading notices,
10 cents a line. Classified, 4 cents a line (6 words).
Resorts, schools, colleges and publishers, 1 cent
a line (minimum space for display, 7 lines).
EUREKA.
HERALD.— Everv evening and SUNDAY
MORNING Independent. Established 1902. The
Eureka Herald Co. (Inc.), publi.shers. Subscription,
So; claimed circulation, 6,427* gross; 8 to 30 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, IQ^i inches; width,
214 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
FRESNO
HERALD. — Every Evening except Sundav. In-
dependent. Established 1895. N. J. LeVinson,
editor and owner. Guaranteed average circulation
exceeding 5,000.
Advertising rates, 35 cents an inch; further rates
on application.
REPUBLICAN. — Every morning including
SUNDAY. Republican. Established 1888;
The Fresno Republican Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, daily and Sunday, 87.20;
sworn average circulation for three months ending
March 31, 1911, 14,862*; for March 1911, 15,345*; 8
to 32 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21t inches;
width, 2}i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 6'i cents a line. Open space,
within one year, 1,400 lines, Oji cents a line; 3,500
lines, 24 cents; 7,000 lines, 2 \ cents; 1,4000 lines, and
over, 2J2 cents a line. Preferred position, 15 and 25
per cent extra. Classified 1 cent a word; one week,
5 cents; one month, 15 cents. Reading notices, local
brevities and reading matter without star, body
type, 25 cents per count line; star locals, 12 J 2 cents a
line first insertion; 7^2 cents subsequent insertions.
See advertisement on page 528.
TRIBUNE. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1905. Fresno Tribune
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, S3; 8
to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21M inches;
width, 2 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, li cents a line; with
position 2 cents a line; 5,000 lines or more, within
one year, or not less than 6 inches per week, 1 cent
a line; with position, 1}/^ cents. Reading notices,
10 cents a line. Classified, 4 cents a line (6 words) .
Publishers, resorts, schools, and colleges, 1 cent
a line (minimum space for display, 7 lines; minimum
space for position, 2 inches).
LA CANADA
EVERYMAN.— Monthly. Liberal. Estab-
ished 1904. Golden Press, publishers. Sub-
scription, SI. 00; estimated circulation, 12,000;
48 pages, 1 column; length of column, 5i inches;
width, Sj inches.
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CALIFORNIA
Advertising rates, nonpareil, 81 a line, full
width of page; jK page, one time S4.50; i page,
$6.50; i page, $13; ^ page, S25; one page, S50.
Discount 10, 15 and 20 per cent on 3, 6 and 12
months, respectively.
LOS ANGELES
AMERICAN GLOBE (The).— Monthly. In-
dependent. Established 1903. Wm. J. Schaefle,
publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed circu-
lation, 10,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 12Ji inches; width, 2>8 inches. Office,
Delta Building.
Advertising rates, $4 an inch; six months, $3;
one_ year, $2 an inch per insertion. Reading
notices, 81 a line, with discount on six months
and longer. Classified, 20 cents a line.
AMERICAN SUNDAY MAGAZINE.— See
New York City.
BYSTANDER.— Monthly. Literary. Estab-
lished 1905. William Caruthers, publisher. Sub-
scription, SI; 20 pages 9 x 12. Office Security
Building.
Advertising rates on application.
CALIFORNIA CULTIVATOR (The).— Every
Friday. Agricultural. Established 1889. Cul-
tivator Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription ,
•SI; sworn average circulation, for last six months in
year 1910, 15,128*; 24 to 32 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 13J/2 inches; width, 2i'8 inches. Office,
115-117 North Broadway.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; 26
inches, $1.35 an inch; 52 inches, $1.30; 104
inches, $1.25; 156 inches, $1.20; 208 inches, $1.15;
300 inches, $1.10, 400 inches $1.05; 600 inches,
$1; preferred position, extra. Reading notices,
20 cents a line, with discount on 1,000 lines and over.
Classified, 1}^ cents a word.
CALIFORNIA MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
REPORTER.— Monthly. Medical and Surgical.
Established 1900. California Medical & Surgi-
cal Reporter Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
claimed average circulation, 5,500; 34 pages,
7x10. Forms close 15th preceding month. Office,
120 North Broadway.
Advertising rates, J page, one time, $15; i page,
S20; i page, $30; one page, $50. Reading notices,
50 cents a line.
CALIFORNIA VOICE.— Every Thursday.
Prohibition. Established 1884. Wiley J.
Phillips, publisher. Subscription, $1.00; esti-
mated circulation, 6,600; 16 pages, 11x16.
Office, Temple Block.
Advertising rates on application.
CITIZEN.— Every Friday. Labor. Established
1901. Union Labor News Co., publishers. Sub-
•<cription, $1; claimed circulation, 8,000; 8 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 22 inches; width,
2i inches. Office, 203 New High Street.
Advertising rates, 60 cents an inch; on contract
50 cents an inch; 200 inches, 40 cents; 18 inches or more
each week, for one year, 25 cents. Reading notices,
10 cents a line, with discount on 500 lines and over.
CALIFORNIA
EXAMINER. — Everv morning including SUN-
DAY. Independent. Established 1903. W. R.
Hearst, proprietor. Subscription, daily and Sunday,
$8. Guaranteed average circulation for vear
ending May 31 1911, daily 62,099; Sundav 111,"427;
for May 1911, daily 66,021; Sunday, 117,607; daily,
24 to 32 pages; Sunday, 100 to 120 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 23^s inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, 14 lines or more, agate;
13 cents a line; 13 times within one month, lO^/^ cents,
26 times, consecutively, 9J^ cents a line; 78 times,
within 3 months, 8J^ cents; 104 times, within six
months, 8 cents; 156 times within six months, 8 cents;
within one year, B^i cents a line; 312 times, 8 cents a
line; 3, .500 lines, within one year, 12 cents a line;
7,000 lines, 11^ cents; 14.000 lines, 10^^^ cents; 28,000
lines, 9J^ cents; 35,000 lines, SH cents; 70,000 lines,
8 cents a line. Sunday, when daily is also used, 33J^
per cent additional. Sunday, only, stated time,
20 cents a line, 4 times or 1,000 lines, 18 cents; 13
times, or 3,500 lines, 17 cents; 26 times or 7,000 lines,
16 cents; 52 times, or 14,000 lines, 15 cents. Preferred
position, extra. Double column advertisements
must be not less than 42 lines deep. Strictly mail
order advertising, 11 cents a line; Sunday, 15 cents a
line. Classified (6 words to the line), daily, 1 cent a
word; Sunday, IH cents a word. .(minimum charge,
25 cents); business personals, dailj', 2 cents a word;
Sunday, 2^ cents a word; medical, daily or Sunday,
2 cents a word. Reading notices, agate, 35 cents
a line; agate top head (head counts, 2 lines), 40 cents
a line; nonpareil (head counts, 2 lines), 50 cents a
line, minion (head measured in minion), 75 cents
a line; first page, agate, S2 a line; nonpareil $3 a line.
All readers have a mark attached.
See advertisement on page 411.
EXPRESS. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1871. Evening Ex-
press Co., publishers. Subscription, S3; by carrier,
$4 by mail; claimed circulation for five months
ending Mav 31, 1911, 61,107; claimed July 21,1911,
exceeding 64,000; (for year 1910, 52,019); 16 to 32
pages, 8 columns; length of columns, 20 inches ;
width, 2y\-i inches. Can use matrices. Office, 719-21
South High Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; 26
times, 10 cents; 52 times, 9 cents; 78 times, 83 2 cents;
156 times, 7}^2 cents; 312 times, 7 cents a line, per
time. Open space within one year, 1,400 lines, 10
cents a line; 4,200 lines, 9J4 cents; 7,000 lines, 9 cents.
14,000 lines, SH cents; 21,000 lines, 8 cents a line;
Preferred positions (minimum space 2 inches), 25 per
cent extra. Strictly mail order advertising, 8 cents
•a line, flat. Classified, 6 cents a line (minimum 2
a line). Reading notices, 40 cents per line; city
brevities, 25 cents. Discovmt on reading notices
on 1,000 lines or more.
GRAPHIC (The).— Every Saturday. Social
and political. Established 1892. Samuel Travers
Clover, publisher. Subscription, $2.50; 16 to 20
pages, 3 and 4 columns; length of columns, 12
mches; width, 17 and 13 ems, respectively. Office,
Wilcox Block.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; one month,
8 cents; exceeding one month, 7 cents a line, per time.
GRIZZLY BEAR.— Monthly. Literary
for State of California. Established 1907. Grizzly-
Bear Publishing Co. (Inc.), publishers. Subscription,
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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$1; 32 pages, 3 colutans; width of columns, 3 inches.
Forms close 20th preceding month.
Advertising rates, one inch, S2..50. Discount
on i or more consecutive insertions. Classified, 25
cents per nonpareil line.
HERALD. — Everv evening except Sundav and
POST HERALD SUNDAY MORNING. Demo-
cratic. Established 1873. Herald Co., publishers.
Subscription, daily and Sunday, 86; guaranteed cir-
culation, daily, 20,628; Sunday, 22,106; daily, 12 to 16
pages (Sunday 52 to 64 pages); 7 columns; length of
columns, 21 inches; width, 2^6 inches. Can use ma-
trices. Office, Chamber of Commerce Building.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 7 cents a line;
Sunday, 8 cents a line. Open space used within one
year, 2,500 lines, daily, 5J2 cents; Sundaj', 7 cents a
line; 5,000 lines, daily, 5 cents; Sunday, 6 cents; 10,000
lines, daily, 4H cents; Sunday, 5 cents a line. Mini-
mum space, one inch. Double column advertise-
ments must be at least one inch deep. Preferred
position, extra. Reading notices, 25 cents per count
line; telegraphic readers, S2 per count line. Classified
1 cent a word, daily or Sunday, (minimum space,
12 words).
LIVE STOCK TRIBUNE.— M o n t h 1 y.
Poultry and Pigeons. Established 1895. Live
Stock Tribune Co., ^publishers. .Subscription
50 cents; estimated circulation, 10,000; 40 pages,
8 X 11. Office, 130 S. Broadway.
Advertising rates, 81 an inch each insertion.
MOTOR WEST.— Monthly (10th). Estab-
lished 1906. Frederic Pabst, publisher. Sub-
scription, SI; claimed average circulation, 6,200;
52 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 9M inches;
width, 3J4' inches.
Advertising rates, $2.25 an inch; one page, $30;
H page, $16; H page, $8.50.
OL'T WEST. — Semi-monthly. Literary. Estab-
lished 1894. Western Publishing Co. (Inc.), publish-
ers. Subscription, SI. 50; claimed circulation, 26,791;
110 to 135 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8
inches; width, 2}/2 inches. Forms close 5th and 15th
of preceding month. Office, 218 New High Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line; one
inch, $5.70; 2 inches or more $4.80 an inch; one
page, one time, $60; i and i pages pro rata. 5,
10 and 20 per cent discount on 3, 6 and 12 months
respectively. Minimum charge $2.
CALIFORNIA
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent Republican. Established 19()5. Los
Angeles Press, publishers. Subscription $3;
estimated circulation 23,825; 8 to 12 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21J inches; w-idth,
2J inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, $1 per inch; 26 timeii,
consecutively. 70 cents an inch; 52 times, 65 cents;
104 times, 60 cents; 156 times, .55 cents; 312 times.
50 cent.s. Open space within one year, 100 inches
70 cents an inch; 250 inches, 65 cents; 500 inches,
60 cents; 1,000 inches, 55 cents; 1,500 inches. 50
cents an inch. Preferred position, 10 and 25 per
cent extra. Classified, 1 cent a word (minimum ,
2 lines). Reading notices, 15 and 25 cents a line; |
telegraphic readers, 50 cents a line.
PACIFIC POULTRY CRAFT.— Monthly. Poul-
try. Established 1895. Pacific Poultry Craft Co.,
publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed average
circulation, 9,490; 56 pages, 3 columns; length of
columns, 10 inches; width, 2J inches.
Advertising rates on application.
PICTORIAL AMERICAN.— Monthly. (25th).
Literary and Descriptive. Established 1900.
The Pictorial American Publishing Co. (Inc.),
publishers. Subscription, $1.00; estimated cir-
culation, 26,800; 48 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 13 inches; width, 2H inches.
Can u.se matrices. Forms close 25th preceding
month. Office, 116 North Broadway.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; one
page, (600 lines), one time, SlOO; J-g, H and }/2 pages,
pro rata. Discount, 5, 10, 15 and 20 per cent on
3, 6, 9 and 12 months, respectively. Reading
notices, 50 cents a line.
RECORD. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1894. Record Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, S3; sworn average
circulation for first quarter in year 1911, 39,995*;
for year 1910, 36,045*; 8 to 16 pages, 8 columns; length
of columns, 20 inches; width, 2 inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 612 Wall Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 6 cents a line: for
position, 7 cents; 5,000 lines or more, to be used
within one year or not less than 6 inches a week for
52 weeks, 5 cents a line; for position, 6 cents, (mini-
mum space for position, 2 inches). Classified, 7
cents a line (6 words). Reading notices, 30 cents
a line. Resorts, publishers, schools and colleges,
5 cents a line.
RURAL CALIFORNIAN.— Monthly. Agri-
cultural. Established 1877. Cultivator Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, SI; estimated circu-
lation, 5,000; 48 pages, 3 columns; length of columns,
95^4 inches; width, 234 inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 115-117 No. Broadway.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line, 12 inches,
SI. 75 an inch; 24 inches, S1.40; 48 inches, S1.26; 96
inches, SI. 05 an inch; preferred position, 10 and 25
per cent extra. Classified, 3 cents. Reading notices,
20 cents a line.
TIMES (The). — Every morning including
SUNDAY. Independent Republican. Estab-
lished 1881. Harrison Gray Otis, publisher. Sub-
scription, daily and Sunday, S9; Sunday only, S3.50;
claimed average circulation, daily, 52,507; Sunday,
claimed average circulation, 85,344; daily 20 to 34
pages; .Sunday, 148 to 160 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 21^^ inches; width, 2}/8 inches. Can use
matrices. Office, First Street and Broadway.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 14 lines or more,
12 cents a line each insertion; Sunday, 15 cents a
line; 1,000 lines, within one year, daily, 11
cents a line; Sunday, 14 cents; 2,000 lines, daily,
10 cents; Sunday, 13 cents; strictly mail order
business (no local address), schools, colleges
and hotels, daily, 11 cents; Sunday, 14 cents
a line. Sunday, magazine section (columns
19 ems pica wide), one-half higher than regular
rate. No medical advertising inserted in mag-
azine section. Preferred position, 15 and 25
per cent extra. (Minimum for full position,
4 inches). Reading notices, daily or Sunday,
25 cents a line, solid agate; leaded, 30 cents.
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CALIFORNIA
City Briefs, 33]; cents. Pure reading matter
("adv." affixed), 50 cents a line. Classified,
daily, 1 cent a word; Sunday, IM cents
a word; (minimum charge, 25 cents);
Personal and special notices, 2 cents a word.
(Minimum charge, 30 cents). Caps or black
faced type, J extra.
TRIBUNE.— Every morning including SUNDAY.
Independent. Established 1911. Los Angles Tribune
Co., publishers. Subscription, by carrier, S3. 60;
by mail $5; sworn average circulation daily exceeding
60,000; Sunday, 68,000; 16 to 48 pages, 8 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width 12J'2 ems.
Advertising rates, agate, daily or Sunday, 12 cents
a line; 1000 lines, daily, within one year, 7 cents; 2,500
lines, 6i cents; 5,000 lines, 6 cents a line; when Sunday
is Used with daily edition, rate for Sunday, 25 per
cent extra; Sunday only, 4 times, 11 cents a line; 13
times, 10 cents; 26 times, 9 cents; 52 times, 8 cents a
line; reading notices, 15 and 25 cents a line; classified,
1 cent a word.
WEST COAST MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Lit-
erary. Established 1906. Grafton Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; guaranteed
average circulation, 13,000*; 128 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2J/2 inches. Forms
close 15th preceding month. Office, 223 East 4th
street.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; preferred
position, 10 per cent extra; }i page, $4.90; )o page,
$9.75; one page, $19.50.
WESTERN EMPIRE (The).— Monthly.
Rural Home. Horticulture. Established 1900.
Fruit World Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; claimed circulation, 25,000;
36 pages, 4 columns; leng^th of columns, 15 inches;
width, 2J^ inches. Can use matrices. Forms
close 25th of each month preceding issue. Office,
Chamber of Commerce.
Advertising rates, S3 an inch; with discount for time
and space.
MOUNTAIN VIEW
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.— Every Wednesday.
Seventh-day Adventist. Established 1874.
Pacific Press Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.75. Claimed circulation, 23,000;
16 pages, 3 columns: length of columns, 12i
inches; width, 2M inches.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch each insertion.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES MONTHLY.—
Monthly. Seventh day Adventist. Established
1909. Subscription, $1; estimated circulation,
30,000; 48 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 2J4 inches.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; one page, $21; M and
^i pages pro rata. Discount on 3 months and longer.
Reading notices, .50 cents a line.
OAKLAND
BRITISH CALIFORNIAN.— Monthly. Brit-
ish interests. Literary. Established 1897. C.
B. Sedgwick, publisher. Subscription, $1;
claimed average circulation, 8,000; 24 pages, 3
columns; length of columns. 11^ inches: width,
2} inches. Office, 356 Twelfth Street.
Advertising rates, SI an inch each insertion.
CALIFORNIA
DUFFY'S MAGAZINE AND PACIFIC
COAST GUIDE.— Monthly. Automobile and Lit-
erary. Established 1907. Duffy Magazine Co.,
(Inc.), publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed average
circulation, 6,000; 140 to 200 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 25i inches. Office,
1256 Broadway.
Advertising rates, }^ inch (minimum space), one
time, $3.40; one inch, $5.90; 2 inches, $10.15; M page,
$13.50; H page, $20.30; one page, $33.80. Discount
on 3 months and longer.
See advertisement on page 446.
ENQUIRER. — Every evening except Sunday-
Independent Republican. Established 1878.
Enquirer Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$3; sworn average circulation, 46,770*; 12 to 20
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches;
width, 2),i inches. Can use matrices. OfBce,
416-20 Tenth Street.
Advertising rates, single insertion, agate, 10
cents a line; 714 lines, 8 cents a line; 1,414 lines,
7 cents; 2,114 lines, 6 cents; 2,814 lines or more,
5 cents a line; preferred position, 15 and 25 oer
cent extra (minimum space for full position,
3 inches). Minion readers, 35 cents a line; non-
pareil readers, 25 cents a line; italics, SI a line;
classified, 1 cent a word.
TIMES. — Every morning except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1855. Stuart W. Booth,
publisher. Subscription, S3; estimated circulation,
7,125; 4 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 23,8 inches. Can use matrices. Office, 10003 2
Broadway.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 15 cents per
inch each insertion; 100 inches, or more, within
one year, 12 cents an inch; special rates for pre-
ferred position. Classified, ^ cent a word; 35 cents
a line, per month. Reading notices, nonpareil,
5 cents a line; minion, 8 cents a line.
TRIBUNE. — Everv evening except Sunday
(4 editions daily). SUNDAY ' MORNING, and
WEEKLY, Saturdavs. Independent Republican.
Established 1872. (Sunday, 1906). Tribune Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily and
Sunday, 65 cents a month. Sworn average circula-
tion for year 1910, daily and Sunday, 42,609*;weekly,
SI; estimated circulation, 7,000; daily, 20 pages,
Sunday, 48 to 52 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21 inches; width, 2 }-s inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 8th and Franklin Streets.
Advertising rates, daily, $1.50 an inch (minimum
space); Sunday, $2 an inch; 2 to 15 times, daily,
$1.10 an inch; Sundav, $1.50; 16 to 25 times, daily,
$1; Sunday, $1.40; 26 to 51 times, daily, 90 cents,
Sunday, $1.20; 52 to 156 times, daily, 85 cents; Sun;
day, $1.10; 156 to 365 times, daily, 80 cents an inch-
Sunday, $1 an inch. Open space within one year;
100 inches, daily, $1 an inch; Sunday, $1.50; 150
inches, daily, 90 cents an inch; Sunday, $1.30; 200
inches, daily, 85 cents; Sunday, $1.15; 250 inches,
daily, 80 cents; Sunday, $1.00 an inch. Double col-
umn advertisements must be not less than 2 inches
in depth. Strictly mail order advertising, 6 cents a
line flat, daily; 8 cents, Sunday. Automobile adver-
tising, daily or Sunday, $1.50 an inch, flat. Pre-
ferred position, extra. Cla.ssified, 1 cent a word,
with discount for time. Reading notices, minion,
35 cents a line, with discount on 100 lines or more;
nonpareil, 30 cents a line with discount for space.
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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WORLD. — Every Saturday. Socialistic. Estab-
lished 1907. Branch Oakland Socialist Party, pub,
lishers. Subscription, SI; claimed circulation, 8,500;
4 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 1934 inches;
width, 2i inches. Office, 521-3 Seventeenth street.
Advertising rates, 40 cents an inch, with discount
for space.
SACRAMENTO
BEE. — Everv evening except Sunday. Inde-
pendent. Established 1857. James McClatchy &
Co., publishers. Subscription, $6; Saturday i.ssue
only, SI. 50. Sworn average circulation for three
months ending March 31, 1911, 23,431*; for year 1910,
21,385*; 16 to 36 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
225i inches; width, 2^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line; next
reading, 5} 2 cents a line; lull position, 6 cents a line
(minimum for full position, 3 inches), 2 inch position
advs., 7J/2 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word (mini-
mum charge, 15 cent). Reading notices (marked),
25 cents a line; pure reading, 50 cents a line;
telegraphic readers, $1 a line.
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY JOURNAL.—
Monthly. Live Stock, Dairy and Poultry. Estab-
lished 1901. Agricultural Publishing Co. (Inc.),
publishers. Subscription, SI, claimed average cir-
culation, 9,000; 16 to 24 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 12 inches; width, 23-6 inches.
Advertising rate, S2 an inch. Time and space dis-
counts on application.
SACRAMENTO WEEKLY AND ALTA CALI-
FORNIA. — Every Saturday. Society. Estab-
lished 1907. Sacramento Weekly and Alta California
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, S2; claimed
circulation 15,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 12 inches; width, 2}4 inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 416 J. Street.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch; 6 inches, one
time, $5.70; i page. (12 inches), $10.80; ^ page,
$20.40; one page. $36.
STAR. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1904. E. H. Car-
ter, manager. Subscription, 82.50; claimed aver-
age circulation 6,550; 8 to 16 pages, 8 columns; length
of columns, 20 inches; width 2 inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 2 cents a line; in
position, 2i cents a line; 5,000 lines, within one
year, 1^ cents a line; in position, 2 cents a line.
Reading notices, 10 cents a line. Classified,
4 cents a line. Resorts, publishers, schools
and colleges, H cents a line.
CALIFORNIA
PASADENA
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday. Repub-
lican. Established 1894. Robert S. Armstrong,
editor. Subscription, S4.50; sworn average circula-
tion 6,006* net; 10 to 16 pages, 18x23.
Advertising rates on application.
UNION. — Every morning including SUND.\Y.
Republican. Established 1851. The Sacramento
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $6;
estimated circulation, daily and Sunday, 11,990;
12 to 40 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate, less
than 1,000 lines within one year, .5 cents a line;
1,000 lines, 4 cents; 5,000 lines, 3 cents a line.
Po.sition, 10 and 16^ per cent extra. Classified,
1 cent a word. Reading notices (starred), per
count line, 25 cents; subsequent insertions, 20
cents; 30 or more insertions, consecutively, 10
cents a line per time; not consecutively, one
month or longer, 15 cents a line; pure reading,
double price; telegraphic readers, 75 cents a line.
SAN DIEGO
SUN. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1881. San Diegan-Sun Co.,
publishers. Subscription, S2.50; sworn average cir-
j culation, for year 1910, 7,547*; 10 to 16 pages, 8 col-
I umns; length of columns, 20 and 24 inches; width,
2 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 2i cents a line; posi-
tion, 3 cents; 5,000 lines or more, within one
year or not less than 6 inches per week for 52 weeks,
2 cents a line; position, 2)-2 cents. Classified, 4 cents
a line. Resorts, schools and publishers, 2 cents a
line. Reading notices, 10 cents a line.
TRIBUNE. — Every evening except Sunday. Re-
publican. Established 1895. Tribune Company, pub-
lishers. Subscription, S4; 6 pages, 18x23.
Advertising rates on application.
UNION.— Every morning, including SUNDAY.
Republican. Established 1868. San Diego
Union Co., publishers. Subscription, 89; Sunday
onlv, S2. .Sworn average circulation for vear 1910,
dailv, 7,196*; for January 1911, 9,792*; .Sunday for
year 1910, 9,020*; for January 1911, 11,035*;
14 to 40 pages; 7 columns; length of columns, 20}^^
inches; width, 2}/^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, less than 100 inches, 50
cents an inch; next reading. 60 cents; full position,
80 cents; lOt) inches within one year, 40 cents;
next reading, 45 cents; full position, 50 cents;
500 inches, 35 cents; next reading, 40 cents;
full position, 45 cents; 1,00(3 inches, or more,
30 cents an inch; next reading, 35 cents; full
position, 40 cents an inch. Classified, 5 cents a
line. Reading notices, 25 cents a line; tele-
graphic readers, 75 cents per count line.
SAN FRANCISCO
ADJUSTER.— Monthly. Insurance. Estab-
lished 1891. J. A. Carey, publisher. Subscrip-
tion, S3; claimed circulation, 6,000; 68 pages, 7x10.
Office, 235 Montgomery Street.
Advertising rates on application.
AMERICAN ASIATIC JOURNAL OF COM-
MERCE. — Monthly. Commercial. Established
1903. American- Asiatic (Inc.), publishers. Sub-
scription $3; estimated circulation, 6,500; 36
pages, 9x14.
Advertising rates on application.
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AMERICAN MOTOR NEWS.— M o n t h 1 y.
Automobiles. Established 1<J05. Alex E. Bey-
fuss Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed
average circulation, 7,940; 64 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2} o inches.
Can use matrices. Office, Central Trust Building.
Advertising rates, 3-^ page, So; one page, $35; ]4,
and ]/'2 pages pro rata. Discount, 10 and 20 per cent
on 6 and 12 months respectively.
AMERICAN SUNDAY
New York City.
MAGAZINE.— See
AMERICAN WEEKLY.— Every Wednesday.
Published in connection with daily Examiner. Es-
tablished as Examiner 1865; name changed 1909.
Examiner Printing Co., publishers. Subscription,
SI; estimated circulation, 40,000; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2^ inches. Can use matrices.
Office, Examiner Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; 13 times,
within three months, 13}2 cents; within six months,
14 cents; within one year, 14,V2 cents; 26 times within
six months, 13^2 cents; within one year, 14 cents;
39 times, within one year, 133^2 cents; 52 times, 13
cents; 1,000 lines within one month, 13 cents; within
three months, ISJ-^ cents; within six months, 14 cents;
within one year, 14J4 cents; 1,750 lines, within one
month, 12 cents; within one year, 14 cents; 3,000 lines,
within one month, 11 cents; within one year, 13J^2
cents; 5,000 lines, within one month, 934 cents; within
one year, 13 cents; 7,500 lines, witiiin three months,
9 cents; within one year, 12 cents a line. Classified,
10 cents a line (7 words), each consecutive insertion,
8 cents a line. Medical, 33J per cent additional to
regular rate. Reading notices "adv." affixed, agate,
20 cents a line; top head (heading counts as 2 line.s),
25 cents a line; nonpareil, 30 cents a line.
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER OF CALI-
FORNIA.— Monthly. Architectural. Established
1905. Architect and Engineer Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1.50; estimated circulation, 8,500;
174 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 2J4 inches. Can use matrices. Office,
Monadnock Building.
Advertising rates, J^ page, $9.75; M page,
$15.75; Vi page, $25.50; one page, $48. Dis-
count, 20 per cent on six months; 33 per cent
on one year.
ARGONAUT.— E V e r y Saturday. Indepen-
dent Republican. Established 1877. Argonaut
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $4;
estimated circulation, 7,500; 16 pages, 4 col-
umns; length of columns. 14 inches; width 2j,
inches. Office, 207 Powell Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 14 cents per line; every
other week, 15 cents a line; alongside reading, 16
cents; top of column, 17 cents. Reading notices, 50
cents a line; advertising reading notices, 25 cents a
line. Classified reading notices, 10 cents a line. Dis-
count on 13 or more insertions.
BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN.— Every Sat-
urday. Sporting. Established 1882. F. W.
Kelley, publisher. Subscription, $3; estimated
circulation, 6,000; 24 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns. 14 inches; width, 2i inches. Office
Pacific Building.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $2; one
month, $5; three months. $13; six months. $24.50;
one year, $4 1. .50. Reading notices, nonpareil,
25 cents a line; pure reiiding, 50 cents per count line.
CALIFORNIA
BULLETIN (The).— Every evening except
Sunday. Republican. Established 1855. R. A.
Crothers, proprietor. Subscription, 25 cents a month
in city, Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley, and by
mail, by carrier outside above mentioned cities,
40 cents a month. Sworn average circulation, for
first six months in 1911, 70,317; 12 to 24 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2^
inches. Can use matrices. Office, 767 Market
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; 26
times, 19 cents; 52 times, 18 cents; 156 times, 16
cents; 312 times, 14 cents. Open space within
one year, 2,500 lines, 19 cents a line; 5,000 lines,
18 cents; 10.000 lines, 16 cents; 15.000 lines,
15 cents; 25,000 lines, 14 cents a line; first page,
50 cents a line. Preferred position, 25 per cent
extra. New publications, 5 cents a line. Strictly
mail order advertising, 15 cents a line, flat. Double
column advertisements must not be less than 42 lines
deep. Reading notices, telegraphic, $1.25 a line;
nonpareil, starred, 75 cents; agate marked "adv."
50 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 543.
CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.—
Every Thursday. Methodist. Established 1851.
.lennings & Graham, publishers. Subscription,
$1.50. Claimed circulation, 6,000; 24 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns, 11?^ inches; width, 2J^
inches. Forms close two weeks in advance.
Advertising rates, agate, 4 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 8 cents a line. Special positions,
20 per cent extra; minimum space, 5 lines.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWER.— Every
.Saturday. Fruit trade and Horticulture. Es-
tablished 1888. H. C. Rowley, editor. Sub-
scription. $2. Claimed average circulation,
7,000; 16 to 20 pages, 4 colunms; length of col-
umns, 12 ?i inches; width, 23 s inches. Office,
460 Montgomery Street.
Advertising rates, 75 cents an inch per week;
over 4 weeks, 60 cents an inch.
CALL. — Every morning including SUNDAY,
and WEEKLY CALL, Wednesdays. RepubUcan.
Established 1856. John D. Spreckles, proprietor.
Subscription, daily, $8; guaranteed average circula-
tion, daily, 62,11,5*; Sunday, 73,799*; weekly, $1.50;
circulation, 12,000; daily, 14 to 24 pages; Sunday,
48 to 72 pages; weekly, 12 to 16 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 2lj^ inches; width, 23b inches.
Can use matrices. Office, Market and Third Streets.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, less than 1,000
lines, 20 cents a line; Sunday, 2.') cents; 26 times
or 1,000 lines, within one year, daily, 18 centfi;
Sunday, 22 cents; 52 times or 3.000 lines, daily,
17 cents; Sunday, 20 cents; 104 times or 5,000
lines, daily, 16 cents; Sunday, IS cents; 156 times
or 7.000 lines, daily, 14 cents; .Sunday, 16 cents.
Position next reading, 2 cents a line extra; full
position, 3 cents per line extra (minimum space
for full position, 42 lines; minimum space for run
of paper, 14 lines). Chussified, daily or Sunday,
12 cents .a lino; matrimonial, personals and
medical, 25 cents a line. Double column advs.
must be at least 35 lines ileep; triple columns, 56
lines; quadruple columns, 70 lines. Special
rate for publishers, educational and resorts, 18
cents a line. Mail order advertising, daily, 14 cents
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a line; Sunday, 16 cents a line. Reading notices,
daily or Sunday, with "adv." affixed, 7.5 cents per
nonpareil line; without inark.s, $1 per nonpareil line;
telegraphic news, SI. .50 per nonpareil line. No
adv'ertiscinents of any description on first page.
Weekly, display or cl:i.ssified, 10 cents per agate
line, each insertion. No discount for time or space.
Reading notices, 25 and 30 cents a line.
CAMERA CRAFT.— Monthly. Photographic,
Established in 1900. Subscription, il. Claimed
circulation exceeding 12,500; 9G pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width 28 inches, fan
use matrices. Forms close 1.5th preceding mouth.
Office, Call Building.
Advertising rates, ,',, page (one inch), one
time, $.3.75; one page, $60; i, i and i pages, pro
rata. Discount 10 and 20 per cent on 6 and 12
months, respectively.
CHRONICLE. — Every morning iticluding
SUNDAY.and WEEKLY, Wednesdays. Indepen-
dent. Established 1865. M. H. De Young,
proprietor. .Subscription, daily, with Sunday,
$8; guaranteed circulation, net daily, 72,37.5*;
Sunday, sworn average circulation, 88,891;
weekly, SI. .50; claimed circulation, 32,000; 16 pages
(Sundays, 64 pages; weekly, 16 pages); 7 columns;
length of columns, 2Uci inches; width, 214 inches.
Can use matrices. OfHte, Kearney, Geary and
Market Streets.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 20 cents a line;
next reading, 22i cents; full position, 25 cents a
line. Sunday edition, 22^ cents a line; next
reading. 25 cents; full position, 30 cents a line.
Financial page, 2.5 cents a' line; publishers, 20 cents a
line. Discounts, 52 insertions in one year, (minimum
space, 28 lines), 5 per cent; 104 insertions, 7} i per
cent; 156 insertions, 10 per cent, or 1,.500 lines witliin
one year, 2\i per cent; 2, .500 lines, 5 per cent; 5,000
lines, 7i per cent; 10,000 lines, 10 per cent;
minimum space for double column advertise-
ments, .35 lines in depth; triple column, 56 lines.
(Minimum space for position, 42 lines). Clas-
sified, 12^ cents a line first insertion; 10 cents
each subsequent consecutive insertion; personals,
15 cents; financial, medical and business oppor-
tunities, 15 cents a line; reading notices, with
affixed, and set in agate, with or without heading,
(heading counts 2 lines), ,50 cents per line eacTi
insertion. Nonpareil notices, $1 and $1.25 per
line; with *, 75 cents a line. Weekly, display, 25
cents a line first; subsequent insertions, 20 cents.
Reading notices in weeKly same as in daily.
COAST BANKER.— Monthly. Financial. Es-
tablLshed li)()8. Coast Hanker Publishing Co.
(Inc.), publishers. Subscription, $2; claimed
circulation, 7.500; 64 to 200 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, ll)i inches; width, 2} J inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 454 Montgomery Street.
A-dvertising rates, $3 an inch. Reading
notices, 50 cents per agate line.
COAST SEAMEN'S JOURNAL.— Every Wed-
nesday. Maritime. Established 1887. Sailors'
Union of the Pacific, publishers. Subscription.
$2; claimed average circulation for year 1910,
8,100; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13|
mches; width, 2i inches. Office, 44-46 East
Street.
CALIFORNIA
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, $1; one
month, $3; three months, $9; six months, $16. .50;
one year, S30. Reading notices, 15 cents a line,
brevier.
COLONIA SYIZZiniA.— Every Tuesday and
Friday. Swiss-Italian. Republican. Estab-
lished 1879. .Swi.ss-American Publishing Co.
(Inc.), publishers. Subscription, $5; 8 pages,
18 X 23. Office, 525 Montgomery Street.
Advertising rates on application.
DEMOKR.\T. — Every morning except Sun-
day, and SONNTAGSBLATT DES CALI-
FORNIA DEMOKRAT, Sundays. German.
Independent. Established 1853. Guaranteed
circulation, daily, 6,100; .Sunday, claimed cir-
culation, 9,700; daily, 8 pages (Sunday, 14
pages), 7 columns; length of columns, 20}4
inches; width, 23 it inches. Office, 51 Third Street.
Advertising rates, daily and Sunday, agate, 5
cents a line; 1,000 lines within one year, 3 cents; 2,000
lines, 2J^ cents; 3,000 lines, 2 cents; 6,00(1 lines, 1%
cents; 10,000 lines, Ijo cents a line; full position, 2,5
per cent extra. Classified, 10 cents a line; 10 per
cent discount on 3 or more insertions. Reading
notices, 15 and 25 cents a line (no reading notices on
first page.)
EXAMINER. — Every morning, including
SUNDAY, and AMERICAN WEEKLY,Wednes-
days (which see). Established 1865. Examiner
Printing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily
and .Sunday, $8; guaranteed average circula-
tion for year KtlO, daily, 97,216 (Sunday, for same
period, 180,563); daily, 16 to 24 pages (Sunday, 84
to 90 pages); 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2i inches. Can use matrices. Office, Spear
and Folsom Streets.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 25 cents a line.
Preferred positions, 30 and 35 cents a line. On
10,000 lines, 5 per cent discount; on 20,000 lines,
10 per cent; on 30,000 lines, 1.5 per cent; on
50,000 lines, 20 per cent. Automobile and book ad-
vertising, daily, 20 cents a line; .Sunday, 25 cents.
Discount on 5,000 lines, within one year, .5 per cent;
10,000 lines, 10 per cent. Cla.ssified, 20 cents a line
one time; 15 cents a line afterward on consecutive in-
sertions; if e. o. d., 18 cents a line; personals, 30 cents a
line first time; 20 cents each .subsequent consecutive
in.sertion. Reading notices, agate, top head, 60 cents
per line; no head, .50 cents; first page, with or without
heading, $2 a line in daily edition, nonpareil (heading
to count two lines). .Sunday, display, 30 cents a
line, agate; preferred positions, 35 and 40 cents a line.
Reading notices, .Sunday, agate, top head, 75 cents
a line; without heading, 60 cents a line. Cla.ssified
in Sunday edition, 25 cents a line; personals 30 cents
a line, each insertion. No extra charge for cuts or
display, and no extra charge for broken columns,
providing such advertisements occupy not less than
42 lines in depth in double column, or less than 75
lines in triple column, or less than 100 lines in depth
in four column ads.
HARDWARE WORLD, PLUMBING AND
HEATING.— Monthly. Trade. Established
1906. Hardware World Publishing Co., publish-
ers. Subscription, .50 cents; claimed average
circulation, 7,000; 140 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 9 inches; width, 3 inches. Office,
Phelan Building.
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Advertising rates, K page, one time, $7; J4 page,
$12; Yi page, $20; one page $35; 10 per cent discount
on yearly contracts.
JAPANESE AMERICAN (The).— Daily, includ-
ing SUNDAY. Japanese. Non-political. Estab-
lished 1894. T. Kobayashi, editor and publisher.
Subscription, $8; claimed circulation, 11,500; 8
pages, 9 columns; length of columns, 16 inches;
width, 2J^ inches. Office, 340 Mason Street.
Advertising rates $1 an inch; one week, $4.50;
one month, $6; three months, $15; Further rates
on application.
JAPANESE NEW WORLD.— Every morning,
including SUNDAY. Independent. Established
1894. New World Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $9; estimated circulation, 5,000; 8 pages,
17x22. Office, 950 Geary Street.
Advertising rates on application.
JEWISH TIMES (The).— Every Friday. Jew-
ish. Established ISoo. Dawson Mayer and
Rev. M. S. Levy, editors. Subscription, $3;
estimated circulation, 10,000; 20 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2]/^ inches.
Office, Pacific Building.
Advertising rates on application.
LABOR CLARION.— Every Friday. Labor.
Established 1902. San Francisco Labor Council
publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circulation,
10,000; 16 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 12
inches; width, 2^8 inches. Can use matrices. Office,
316 14th Street.
Advertising rates $1 an inch. Further rates on
application.
LEADER.— Every Saturday. Catholic. Irish.
Independent. Established 1901. The Leader
Pubhshing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2;
claimed circulation, 27,250; 8 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20^8 inches; width, 2y^ inches. Office,
643 Stevenson Street.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch; three months, 90
cents an inch; one year, 85 cents an inch, per time.
Discount on 5 inches or more.
MINING AND ENGINEERING REVIEW.—
Every Saturday. Mining. Established 1889.
Review Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $3; 14 pages, 10 x 13. Office, 534 Jackson
Street.
Advertising rates on application.
MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS.— Every
Saturday. Mining and engineering. Estab-
lished 1860. Dewey Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $3; claimed average circulation
7,400; 84 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
11 inches; width 3>^ inches. Office, 667 Howard
Street.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch, with discount
for space used within one year.
MONITOR.— Every Saturday. Catholic. Es-
tablished 1858. Monitor Publishing Co. (Inc.),
f)ublishers. Subscription, $2.50; estimated circu-
ation, 26,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21 inches; width, 2\ inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 1122 Mission Street.
CALIFORNIA
Advertising rates, 75 cents an inch; pre-
ferred position, 25 per cent extra. Discounts on
monthly contracts, 15 per cent; three months, 20
per cent; six months, 30 per cent; one year, 40 per
cent. Reading notices, 25 cents a line.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1903. The Daily News
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, S3; guaran-
teed average circulation, 32,363; 6 to 8 pages, 8 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2 inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 340 Ninth Street.
Advertising rates, 8 cents a line; discount on 5,000
lines or more, within one year. Reading notices,
35 cents a line. Classified, Resorts, schools and
colleges 7 cents a line flat.
NEWS LETTER AND CALIFORNIA AD-
VERTISER. — Every Saturday. Independent.
Satirical. Established 1856. F. Marriott, pub-
lisher. _ Subscription, $4; claimed average
circulation, 25,000; 36 pages and cover, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 11 inches; width,
3 ?4 inches. Forms close Wednesdays pre-
ceding. Office, 21 Sutter Street.
Advertising rates, agate, first insertion, 25
cents a line; discount, 5 per cent on 3 months;
10 per cent on six months; 20 per cent on one
year. Nonpareil reading notices, 50 cents a
line. Long primer, $1 a line; minimum space,
5 lines; position, 25 per cent extra.
ORCHARD AND FARM— IRRIGATION.—
Monthly. Agricultural. Established 1901. Country
Life Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 25
cents; guaranteed circulation, 37,282*; 32 to 42 pages,
4 columns; length of columns, 12 inches; width, V/i
inches. Forms close 20th preceding month. Office,
135 Kearny Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; one
page, $115. Discounts, 10 and 20 per cent on
6 and 12 months, respectively, or 20 per cent dis-
count on 2,000 line contract. Classified, 3 cents
a word. Reading notices, 50 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 508.
ORGANIZED LABOR.— Every Saturday.
Labor. Established 1900. The Organized Labor
Publishing Co. (Inc.), publishers. Subscription,
$1.50. Guaranteed circulation 26,500; 8 pages,
6 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
2\ inches. Office, 1122 Mission Street.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch each insertion.
OUR NAVY.— Monthly. Naval. Established
1899. Our Navy Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.50; claimed average circulation, 10,250;
64 to 80 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, IVi inches. Office, Naval Training Station,
Yerba Buena Island.
Advertising rates on application.
OVERLAND MONTHLY.— Monthly. Liter-
ary. Established 1868. Overland Monthly Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1.50; claimed circulation,
75,000; 144 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8
inches; width, lYi inches. Can use matrices. Forms
close 15th of preceding month. Office, 21 Sutter
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, per line, 35 cents; 1 page,
$70; y%, li and H pages, pro rata; special position
extra. Discounts, 10 per cent on 3 pages used within
one vear, or 12 consecutive insertions.
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PACIFIC COAST HOTEL GAZETTE.— Every
Saturday. Hotel and R. R. Established 1876.
VVm. P. Harrison and Martial Davoust, publishers.
Subscription, S3; claimed circulation, 7,500; 12 pages,
4 columns; length of columns 16 inches; width, 2\-i
inches. Office, 163 Sutter Street.
Advertising rates, SI per inch each insertion.
PACIFIC COAST MUSICAL REVIEW.— Every
Saturday. Musical. Established 1900. Musical Re-
view Co., publishers. Subscription -S2; estimated
circulation, 6,700; 60 pages, 7x10. Office, 36 O'Farrell
Street.
Advertising rates on application.
PACIFIC DAIRY REVIEW.— Every Thurs-
day. Trade. Saylor Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, SI; claimed circulation, 6,800; 24 pages,
9x12. Office, 78 Clay Street.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch, with discount for
time or space.
PACIFIC GRAPHIC MAGAZINE.— Monthly.
Literary. Established 1910. The Graphic Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, SI. 50; claimed
average circulation, 35,000; 114 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 25^8 inches. Can
use matrices. Office, Pacific Building.
Advertising rates, $5 an^inch; J^ page, SIO; J4 page,
S15: M page, S30; one page, S50; back cover page,
SlOO; classified, 75 cents a line. Di-scount, 10 and 20
per cent on 6 and 12 months respectively.
See advertisment on page 521.
POST. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1871. S. Fred Hogue,
publisher. Subscription, S3; sworn average circula-
tion for five months ending February 28, 1911, 46,577*;
16 to 36 pages; 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2.18 inches. Can use matrices. Office, 727
Market Street.
Advertising rates, transient, agate, 15 cents
a line; 26 times, or 1,400 lines, within one year,
10 cents a line; 52 times, or 3,500 lines, 9 cents;
104 times, or 7,000 lines. 8 cents; 156 times,
or 1,000 lines, 7 cents; 312 times, 6 cents a line; strictly
mail order advertising, 7 cents a line, flat. Preferred
position, 10 and 25 per cent extra (minimum space
for full position, 3 inches). Strictly mail order ad-
vertising, 7 cents a line, flat. Financial, 15 cents a
line; 3 months, or longer, 12 cents; educational and
publishers, 15 cents; 3 months, or longer, 10 cents a
line. Reading notices (marked), 25 cents a line;
double head readers, 50 cents; telegraphic readers,
$1.50 a line. Classified, 10 cents a line with
discount on .3 or more insertions.
See advertisement on page 526.
SUNSET MAGAZINE.— Monthlv. Literary.
Established 1898. Wm. Woodhead, manager. Sub-
scription, $1.00; claimed circulation, 125,000; 224
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width,
2J^ inches. Form.s close 10th preceding month.
Office, 313 Battery Street.
Advertising rates, agate. 75 cents a line; one
page, one time, $150; i and J pages, pro rata;
inside cover page $200; outside cover (3 colors),
$400. Discounts, 10 per cent on 3 pages, or 12
insertions within one year; 15 per cent on 6 pages
within one year. Classified, 75 cents a line (mini-
mum 4 lines).
CALIFORNIA
TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL.— Semi-
monthly. Agricultural. Established 1884. Town
and Country Journal Co. publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $1; sworn circulation exceeding 40,000*; 32 pages,
4 columns; length of columns, 13 inches; width, 2^
inches. Office, 1005 Market Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line: discount
on 500 lines, or more. Preferred position, 15 per cent
extra.
TOWN TALK.— Every Saturday. Society.
Democratic. Established 1898. Town Talk
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $4;
estimated circulation, 15,000; 40 pages, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 3^
inches.
Advertising rates, agate, alongside of, or di-
rectly following reading matter, 25 cents a line;
subsequent insertions 15 cents; full position, 25
per cent extra. Discounts, six months, 10 per
cent; one year, 15 per cent. Reading notices,
nonpareil, 25 cents a line; brevier, 50 cents a
line.
TRESTLE BOARD.— Monthly. Masonic.
Established 1887. The Trestle Board Company,
publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circu-
lation, 15,000; 38 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 8 inches; width, 2J inches. Can use
matrices. Forms close 20th preceding month.
Office, 862 Mission Street.
Advertising rates, $2.50 an inch; J page, one
time, $8; j page, $15; one page, $25. Discount,
one year, 25 per cent.
VOCE DEL POPOLO.— Every morning except
Sunday. Italian. Independent. Established
1859. La Voce Del Popolo, Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $6; claimed circulation, 8,000;
6 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches;
width, 2]/i inches. Office, 604 Montgomery Street.
Advertising rates, 50 cents per square, first
insertion ; 40 cents for subsequent insertions;
1 month, So an inch single column per month ; 3 mos .,
S20; 12 mos., S60. Special position extra. Reading
notices, 25 cents a line.
WASP. — Every Saturday. Independent. Repub-
lican. Established 1876. Wasp Publishing Co.
(Inc.), publishers. Subscription, 15; claimed cir-
culation, 17,800; 32 pages, 3 and 4 columns; length
of columns, 10 inches; widths, 3*2 and 2}i inches.
Office, 121 Second Street.
Advertising rates, $2.50 an inch; 13 times, $2;
26 times, $1.75; 52 times, $1.50 an inch, per time.
Reading notices, 25 to 50 cents a line. Preferred
position, 10 and 25 per cent extra. Standard
measure 1/3 off above rates.
WESTERN WORLD MAGAZINE.— Monthly.
Literary. Established 1896. The Western
World Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription
$1; estimated circulation, 15,000; 80 pages, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2i
inches. Office, 915 Van Ness Avenue.
Advertising rates, one page, $40; J, J and i
page, pro rata. Discounts .5 and 10 per cent on
6 and 12 months, respectively.
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SAN JOSE
MERCURY. — Every morning including SUN-
DAY MERCURY-HERALD. HERALD every
evening except Sunday. Republican. Estab-
lished 1852. MercuryPublishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, Mercury, $7.20; Herald, $6; sworn
combined circulation, daily and Sunday for year
1910, 11,377*; daily, 14 pages, (Sunday, 24
pages), 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2 }'i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates agate, including morning
and evening editions, 3 cents a line each inser-
tion; preferred positions 10 and 25 per cent
extra. Classified, 1 cent a word. Reading
notices, nonpareil, 2 cents a word each insertion;
minion, 3 cents a word; telegraphic readers, 75
cents per line.
CALIFORNIA
TIMES.— Every morning including SUNDAY.
Independent. Established 1906. Clifford J.
Owen, publisher. Subscription, $6; sworn aver-
age circulation for six months ending January
31, 1910, 6,628*; 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20 J4 inches; width, 2}s inches. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates, less than 100 inches, 35
cents an inch; 100 inches, 30 cents an inch; .500
inches, 25 cents an inch; 1,000 inches, 23 cents; 3,000
inches, 22 cents; 5,000 inches, 20 cents an inch. Pre-
ferred position, 15 per cent extra. Classified (mini-
mum 3 lines), 6'1> cents a line (6 words), with discount
on 2 or more consecutive insertions. Reading
notices, 15 cents a line first insertion; 10 cents
a line each subsequent insertion.
COLORADO
COLORADO SPRINGS
GAZETTE.— Every morning, including SUN-
DAY. Republican. Established 1878. Colorado
Springs Gazette Co., publishers. Subscription,
daily, $7; Sundav, %2; claimed circulation, daily,
10,249; Sunday, 15,149; daily, 8 to 16 pages (Sun-
day, 36 to 50 pages), 7 columns; length of columns,
21 inches; width 2J8 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate. 6
cents a line; one week, 5 cents; two weeks, 4 32
cents; one month, 4 cents; three months, 3J-2
cents; si.x months, 3 cents; one year, 2J2 cents
a line, per time. Open space, within one year,
1,000 lines, 5 cents a line; 3,000 lines,4 cents;5,000
lines, 3 cents; 10,000 lines, or more, 2H cents a
line; full position, 25 per cent additional. Classified,
1 cent a word (minimum charge, 15 cents).
Pure reading notices, 25 cents a line with dis-
count on 500 lines and over; bold face heading
double price; telegraphic readers, 50 cents per
count line.
HERALD-TELEGRAPH.— Every evening, ex-
cept Sunday. Independent. Established 1877. Even-
ing Telegraph Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $4.80. Estimated circulation, 9,000;
10 to 16 page-s, 7 columns; length of columns, 21
inches; width, 2J inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 6 cents a line; 1,000 lines,
4 cents; 3,000 lines, 3 cents; 5,000 lines, or more, 232
cents a line; special positions, 10 and 25 per cent extra.
Classified, 1 cent a word (minimum charge, 15 cents).
Reading notices, 25 cents per count line, with dis-
count on 1,000 lines, and over; telegraphic readers,
50 cents per count line.
DENVER
AMERICAN MOTOR .JOURNAL.— Monthly.
Automobile. Established 1906. American
Motor .Journal Co., (Inc.), publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.; 28 pages, 9x12. Office, 1409
Welton Street.
Advertising rates on application.
CAPITAILE (La.).— Every Saturday. Italian.
Independent. Established 1907. G. Mapelli,
publisher. Subscription, $2. Claimed cir-
culation, 9,000; 4 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21 ^2 inches; width, 234 inches. Office,
2404 Sixteenth Street.
Advertising rates on application.
CATHOLIC REGISTER (also publishes Colo-
rado Springs edition). — Every Thursday. Cath-
olic. Established 1905. Catholic Publishing Society,
publishers. Subscription, $1.50; claimed combined
circulation, 5,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 2134 inches; width, 23^8 inches. Forms close
Wednesday preceding. Office, 1824 Curtis Street.
Advertising rates, covering both editions, 40
cents an inch, with discount on one month or longer,
or 5 inches in space, or more. Reading notices, 15
cents a line. No advertising on first page.
See advertisement on page 539.
CLAY'S REVIEW.— Every Saturday. Inde-
pendent. Established 1898. Perry A. Clay,
publisher. Subscription, $1; estimated circula-
tion, iz,250; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 22 inches; width, 2J inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 1824 Curtis Street.
Advertising rates on application.
COLORADO GRAPHIC— Every Saturday.
Non-political. Graphic Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1; 8 pages, 17x24. Office, 632 Seven-
teenth Street.
See advertisement on page 520.
EXPRES.S. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1906. The Denver Ex-
press Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$3; sworn average circulation for year 1910, 15,730*;
8 pages, 8 columns; length of columns, 22 inches;
width, 2 inches. Can use matrices. Office, 1445
Cherokee Street.
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Advertising rates, agate, 6 cents a line; 5,000
lines or more, within one year, or not less than 6 inches
per week for 52 weeks, 5 cents a line. No special
position sold or guaranteed. No patent medicine,
medical or liquor advertisements accepted. Read-
ing notices, run of paper, 25 cents a line. Classified,
7 cents a line (6 words). Resorts, publishers, schools
and colleges 5 cents a line. Minimum space for
display, 7 lines.
FIELD AND FARM.— Every Saturday-
Agricultural and Live Stock. Established 1885-
Lute M. Wilcox, publisher. Subscription, $21
claimed circulation, 32,000; 16 pages, 4 columns!
length of columns, 13 inches; width, 2J^ inches.
Forms close Wednesday preceding. Office, 1516
Arapahoe Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; 3
months, or 500 lines, 14 cents; 6 months, or 1,000
lines, 13 cents; one year, or 2,000 lines, 12 cents
a line; preferred position, 25 per cent extra.
Classified, 2 cents a word. Reading notices, 25
cents per count line.
HEROLD. — Every Saturday. German. Inde-
pendent. Established 1872. German Printing and
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2;
claimed circulation, 12,800; _ 12 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21^ inches; width, 2 1/3
inches. Office, 1429-1431 Market Street.
Advertising rates, 35 cents an inch. Readers, 10
cents a line.
MEDICAL TIMES AND UTAH MEDICAL
JOURNAL. — Monthly. Medical. Established
1882. Medical Times Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1; claimed average circulation,
5,230; 100 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width 2}'2 inches. Forms close 20th
preceding month. Office, 1839 Champa Street.
Advertising rates, ]/$ page, on yearly con-
tract, $3 per time; M page, $5; J 2 page $9;
one page, $15. Preferred position extra.
MINER'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Socialist.
Established 1900. Western Federation of Miners,
publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed circulation,
7,800; 16 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 9 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, Railroad Building.
Advertising rates on application.
MINING INVESTOR.— Every Monday. Mining.
Established 1895. The Mining Investor Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, S2. Refuses to quote
circulation; 32 pages, 3 columns; length of columns,
11 inches; width, 16 ems. Forms close Thursday
preceding. Office, 1840-46 California Street.
Advertising rates, S2.50 an inch; per page, S75;
special rates for 3 inches, or more, each issue, for one
year.
MINING RECORD.— Every evening except
Sunday (Saturday issue used as Weekly). Mining.
Established 1889. General Publishing Sj-ndicate,
publishers. Subscription, S5; estimated circulation,
daily, 9,960; Saturday edition only, S2; estimated
circulation, 27,000; daily, 4 to 12 pages; Saturday,
16 to 32 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22
inches; width, 2}^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, 70 cents an inch;
Saturday edition, $2.10 an inch. Discount on 100
inches, or more^ and for specified time contracts.
COLORADO
MINING SCIENCE.— Every Thursday.
Technical mining. Established 1873. Mining Science
Publishing Co., publisher. Subscription, S3; 52
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width,
3}/^ inches. Office, 1829 Champa Street.
Advertising rates, $1.87 an inch; one month, $6.53;
three months, $6.07 per month; six months, $5.60;
one year, $4.66 per month. Discount on 2 or more
inches.
See advertisement on page 565.
MODERN WORLD AND BUSINESS WO-
MAN'S MAG.A.ZINE. Monthly. Women's interests.
Established 1900. Modern World Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circulation,
20,000; 100 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 7}2
inches; width, 2J2 inches. Can use matrices. Forms
close loth preceding month. Office, Kittredge
Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; minimum
space, 5 lines; % page, one time, $8; H page, 826; one
page, $50. Discount on three months, or longer.
Classified, 25 cents per agate line.
MOTOR FIELD.— Monthly. Established 1S92
G. A. Wahlgreen, publisher. Subscription, SI
claimed circulation. 71.000; 112 pages, 2 columns
length of columns, 8]i inches, width, 2-}i inches.
Forms close 20th preceding month. Can use
matrices. Office, 1748 Stout Street.
Advertising rates, J-g page, one time, $12; }4 page,
$19; li page, $32. .50; one page, $60. Discount on six
or more insertions.
OUTDOOR LIFE.— Monthly. Sports. Es-
tablished 1897. Outdoor Life Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1.50; claimed
average circulation exceeding 55,000; 148 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width,
2J/^ inches. Forms close 5th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 lines, or more,
35 cents a line; H page one time, $8.75; }i page,
$17.50; ,'2 page, $35; one page, $70. Discounts,
5 per cent on six months; 10 per cent on one
year or 3 pages or more to be used within one
year. Special position, 25 per cent extra.
POST. — Every evening except Sunday,
SUNDAY MORNING, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays.
Independent. Established 1893. The Post
Printing and Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $7.80, including daily and Sunday.
Weekly, 25 cents; sworn average circulation for
four months ending May 31, 1911, daily 60,929* (for
Mav 1911, 61,917* net); Sunday for same period,
84,672* net; (for May 1911, 89,318*); Weekly, guaran-
teed average circulation, 100,000*; daily, 12 to 20 pages;
Sunday, 48 or more pages; weekly 8 to 12 pages, 7
columns; daily and Sunday, 7 and 8 columns; length
of columns, 2IV2 inches; width, 2!^ inches. Forms
close (for weekly edition), Saturday preceding date
of issue. Can use matrices. Office, 1548 Champa
Street.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 10 lines or more,
9 cents a line; Sunday, 12 cents a line; Sunday
Magazine, 15 cents a line (minimum space, 7
lines). Position (3 inches minimum), 10 and 25
per cent extra. Double column advertisements
must be at least 20 lines deep. Classified, daily
or Sunday, ordinary, 7^ cents a line. Per-
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sonals, 15 cents a line. Medical, 10 cents a
line (minimum space 2 lines). Resorts, 10
cents a line; automobile, correspondence and
other schools, instruction, for sale, etc., 7 3^
cents a line. Reading notices, daily or Sunday,
40 cents per count line; telegraphic readers,
81.25 per line. Weekly, display, less than 728 lines,
20 cents a line; 728 lines, or 52 times, 173^2 cents a line;
1,400 lines, 16 cents; 2,800 lines, 15 cents. Reading
notices, 25 cents a line, flat. Cla.ssified, 10 cents a
line (6 words); full position for display advertising,
25 per cent extra.
R.4NCH AND RANGK.— Monthly. Horticul-
tural, Agricultural and Live Stock. Established
lyOU. Ranch and Range Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $1 ; claimed average cir-
culation 35,000; 64 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, 10 inches; width, 2 J inches. Forms
close 25th preceding month. Office, Common-
wealth Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 16 cents a line; three
months, 15 cents; six months, 14 cents; one year,
12 cents a line, per time; 1,000 lines within one
year, 13 cents a line; 2,000 lines, 12 cents a line;
]/i page, one time, $15; Y^ page, $27.50: one
page, S50. Discount 5 and 10 per cent on 6 and 12
months, respectively. Classified, 3 cents a word
(minimum charge, 50 cents). Reading notices, 25
cents per count line. Position 25 per cent extra.
RECORD-STOCKMAN.— Every evening ex-
cept Sundav, and WEEKLY (Thursday edition of
daily), 12,000, Established 1889. Record-Stockman
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 13; esti-
mated circulation, 8,750; 4 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20 inches; width, 2^8 inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 1824-1828 Curtis Street.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 5 cents a line; on
contract, 2 cents a line; 5,000 lines, 1^2 cents a line.
Reading notices, first page, 15 cents a line; other
pages, 10 cents a line.
REPUBLICAN. — Everv morning, including
SUNDAY, and WEEKLY, Thursdays. Repub-
lican. Established 1866. Republican Publish-
ing Co.. publisliers. Subscription, daily. A7;
Sunday, 82. .50. Claimed average circulation, dailj-,
and Sunday, 42,823; weekly, SI; claimed circulation,
6,424; 12 to 44 pages, 8 columns; length of columns,
213 i inches; width, 23-^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, 12 cents a line;
2 times consecutively, 10 cents; 3 to 6 times, 9
cents; 7 to 30 times, S cents; three months. 7 cents;
six months, 6 cents; one year, 5 cents; e. o. d.,
20 per cent extra; two times a week, 40 per cent;
one time a week, 60 per cent. Special position
e.xtra. Open space used within one year, 500
lines, 10 cents a line; 1,000 hues, 8 cents; 2,000
lines, 7 cents; 5,000 hues, 6 cents; over 10,000
lines. 5 cents a line. Reading notices, 30 cents
a line; town Topics, 10 cents; telegraphic mat-
ter, ?l per count line. Classified, 10 cents a
line first time; 5 cents after. Sunday same as
daily. Weekly, display, 5 cents per agate line.
Heading notices, 15 cents a line count. Town
Topics, 10 cents a line. Classified, same as daily.
RETAIL CLERKS INTERNATIONAL AD-
VOCATE.— Monthly. Labor. Retail Clerks Inter-
national Protective Association, publishers. Sub-
scription, 60 cents; estimated circulation, 40,000; 48
pages, 7x10. Office, Appel Building.
Advertising rates on application.
COLORADO
ROCKY MOUNTAIN M.\GAZINE —Monthly.
Mail Order. Established 1903. The Rocky
Mountain Magazine Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, 25 cents; guaranteed average circulation
exceeding 60,000*; 24 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 13^ inches; width, 2^ inches. Can use
matrices. Forms close 18th preceding month.
Office, Tremont Building.
Advertismg rates, agate, 25 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 40 cents a line; 10 per cent discount
on \ page; 20 per cent on \ page; 30 per cent on
full page.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS.— Every morn-
ing including SUNDAY, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days. Democratic. Established 1859. Subscrip-
tion, daily, 89. Claimed circulation, daily, 26,000;
Sunday, 82.50; claimed circulation, 58,000; weekly,
81; guaranteed circulation, 5,000; daily, 16 pages;
Sundays, 68 pages or more; weekly, 12 pages, 8 col-
umns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 23^8 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, Seventeenth and Welton
Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, 7 lines or more,
per line, one time, 8 cents. Open space within
one year, 1,000 to 5,000 lines, 7 cents a line;
5,000 lines and over, 6 cents a line. Position
extra. Reading notices, 30 cents per coiuit line
with discount on 100 lines or more. Pure reail-
ing, apart from paid notices, 50 cents per count
line, each insertion; telegraphic readers, $1 per
count line. Chissified, 5 cents a line (6 words).
Personals, clairvoyant and medical, 10 cents a line.
Sunday display, 10 cents a line. Open space, 1,000
to 5,000 lines, 9 cents; 5,000 lines and over, 8
cents a line. Weekly display and classified, 5
cents a line. Reading notices, 20 cents a line.
STUFFED CLUB (A).— Monthly. Health.
Established 1900. Dr. J. H. Tilden. publisher.
Subscription, in U. S. $1; Canada, $1.25; esti-
mated circulation, 6,000; 64 pages, one column,
length of column, 5 inches; width, 3| inches.
Office, 19 East Eleventh Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
SVENSK AMERIKANSKA WESTERN.
— Every Thursday. Swedish. Republican. Es-
tablished 1888. The Swedish Printing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, 81.50; claimed circulation,
20,000; 12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 1V;i
inches; width, V/'^ inches. Office, 1728 Arapahoe
Street.
Advertising rates, display, 50 cents an inch; posi-
tion extra. Reading notices, 10 cents a line.
TIMES. — Everv evening except Sundav,
SUNDAY MORNING. Independent. Established
daily, 1872. Sunday, 1910. Denver Times
Printing and Publishing Co., publishers. Sworn
average circulation, exceeding 32,500*; 10 to 52 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21| inches; width,
23^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunda.\-, 7 lines or more,
7 cents a line, 2,500 lines, within one year 63-2 cents
a line; 5,000 lines, or more, 6 cents a line. Preferred
position, extra. Reading notices, 30 cents per count
line; telegraphic readers, 81 per count line. Classified,
5 cents a line each insertion (6 words to the line).
See advertisement on p.ages 479 and 482.
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WESTERN POULTRY WORLD.— Monthly.
(15th). Poultry. Established 1902. Western
Poultry World Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; claimed circulation, 10,000; 24
to 42 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches;
width, 2}4 inches. Forms close 5th of month preced-
ing date of issue. Office, 1622 Arapahoe Street.
Advertising rates, $1.25 an inch, with discount
for space.
WESTERN WORLD.— Monthly. Real estate and
Agricultural. Established 1904. Alfred Patek and J.
E. Hanway, publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated
circulation, 6,400; 32 pages, 10x13. Office, Common-
wealth Building.
Advertising rates on application.
WORLD WIDE FARMING.— Monthly.
Agricultural. Established 1909. Spectator
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 50
cents; guaranteed average circulation, 30,000*; 32
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, llj^ inches;
width, 2}-% inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
FORT MORGAN
COLORADO FARMER (The).— Semi-monthly
(1st and 3d Monday). Agricultural. Established 1911.
R. B. Spencer, publisher. .Subscription, 81. Claimed
circulation, exceeding 6;<)00; 24 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 14 inches; width, 2J inches.
Forms close three das's before date of publication.
Advertising rates, SI an inch. Discount on 6 or
more insertions.
COLORADO
11,000; 10 to 32 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2}^ inches. Can u.se matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, or Sunday, agate,
per line, one insertion, 7 cents; 7 to 12 times,
6 cents per line; 13 to 25 times, SH cents per
line; 26 to 50 times, 5 cents a line; 51 to 100
times, 4H cents; 101 times or more, 4 cents.
Open space within one year, 1,400 lines, 6 cents
a line; 2,800 lines, 5M cents; 4,900 lines, 5 cents;
7,000 lines, 4H cents; 10,000 lines or more, 4
cents a line. Position, 12^2 and 25 per cent
extra. Reading notices, 20 cents a line, with
discount on 500 lines and over. Classified, 1 cent
a word.
STAR-JOURNAL. — Every evening exceot
Sunday and SUNDAY MORNING. Independent
Democratic. Established 1901. Star-Journal
Publishing Co.. publishers. Subscription, daily,
$6; claimed circulation, daily, 15,462; Sunday, 17,1.30;
10 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches ;
width, 2,Vg inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, at^ate, 1,000 lines, or less,
within one year, 5 cents a line; 5,000 lines, 4
cents; 10,000 lines, 3 cents; 14,000 lines, or more, 2}'2
cents a line; preferred positions, 10 and 25 per cent
extra. Minimum space, 14 lines. Classified, 1 cent
a word. Reading notices, 25 cents per count line.
PUEBLO
CHIEFTAIN. — Everv morning, including
SUNDAY. Independent Republican. Estab-
lished 1862. The Chieftain, Printing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, daily, $7.80; Sunday,
$2; estimated circulation, daily, 13,000; Sunday,
UNIONE (L').— Every Friday. Italian. In-
dependent. Official organ "Federation" of Italo-
American Societies. Established 1897. Hector
Chiariglione, proprietor. Subscription, $2; claimed
circulation, 16,000; 8 pages, 6 columns; length of
columns, 20 inches; width, 2M inches.
Advertising rates, 1 to 10 inches, $1.50 an inch,
per month; 10 to 20 inches, $1.25; over 20 inches,
$1 an inch per month. Reading notices. 10 cents
a line each insertion; 10 per cent discount on
yearly contracts.
CONNECTICUT
ANSONIA
SENTINEL. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent Republican. Established 1871.
Emerson Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $5; sworn average circulation, 5,257*; 8
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2 1/6 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertisin? rates. 75 cents per inch first inser-
tion; 50 cents second insertion; 40 cents for
third insertion; 30 cents for each subsequent
insertion; 3 months, daily or e. o. d., 18 cents an
inch per time; 6 months, daily or one year e. o. d.,
16 cents an inch, per time; yearly rate, or 1,000
inches or more, within one year, 14 cents an
inch. Preferred position, 10 and 25 per cent
extra. Reading notices, 15 cents per line each
insertion; first page 50 cents per line.
BRroGEPORT
FARMER. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 1855. Floyd Tucker,
publisher. Subscription, $3; claimed average circu-
lation, 10,670; 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 22 inches; width, 23^ inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, less than 50
inches, $1 an inch; 50 to 100 inches, 80 cents
an inch; 100 inches, 45 cents; 250 inches, 40
cents; 400 inches, 37 cents; .500 inches, 34 cents;
1,000 inches, 24 cents an inch. Preferred posi-
tion, 10 and 25 per cent extra. Classified, 1 cent
a word, (minimum charge, 10 cents). Reading
notices, solid, 30 cents a line; pure reading, 50
cents a line.
HERALD.— See Waterbury Conn.
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POST. — Every evenine except Sunday and
holidays. SUNDAY MORNING. Independent.
Established daily, 1883, Sunday 1911. Post Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, S3; claimed
average circulation, dailv for nine months ending
May 1, 1911, daily, 14,647* net; 12 to 24 pages, (Sunday,
36 to 48 pages), 8 columns; length of columns, 19%
inches; width, 21% inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, dailv 4J2 cents a line;
1,000 lines, 4 cents; 2,000 lines, 3M cents; 3,.500 lines
3}i cents; 5,000 lines, 3 cents; 7,000 lines, 2}i cents
a line. Sunday display, 2} 2 cents a line, flat. Classi-
fied, 1 cent a word. Reading (marked), 10 cents
a line; pure readers, 25 cents a line; telegraphic readers,
body type, 50 cents per count line.
SOLE. — Every Saturdav. Italian. Republican.
Established 1902. II Sole Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1; estimated circulation, 5,500; 12
pages, 17x24.
Advertising rates on application.
ST.\ND.\RD. — Every evening except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1830. The Standard
Association, publishers. Subscription, $3;
estimated circulation, 6,135; 12 to 20 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 22 inches; width, 2M inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, one inch, one
time, $1; 50 inches, within one year, 75 cents
an inch; 100 inches, 45 cents an inch; 250 inches,
40 cents; 400 inches, 37 cents; 500 inches, 30
cents; 1,000 inches, 20 cents an inch. Preferred
position, 15 and 25 per cent extra. Local notices,
10 cents a line with discounts on 500 lines and
over; pure reading notices (adv. affixed) 30 cents
per line; telegraphic readers, 50 cents a line.
Classified. 1 cent a word; one week, 5 cents a
word.
TEIyEGRAM. — Every morning except Sun-
day. Independent. Established 1891. Telegram
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; sworn
average circulation for first three months in 1911,
13,790*; 8 to 32 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21 inches; width, 13 ems pica. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch; one week. $4;
one month, $10; larger space, pro rata, e. o. d.,
% of daily rate. Open space within one year, 25
inches, 30 cents an inch; 60 inches, 27 cents; 80 inches,
25 cents; over 100 inches, 21 cents an inch. Classified,
1 cent a word, (minimum charge, 15 cents). Reading
notices, 25 cents a line; first and woman's page, 50
cents.
DANBURY
NEWS.— Every evening except Sunday. Wednes-
day issue a combination of dailv and weekly. Neu-
tral. Established 1870. Flint & Smith, publishers.
Subscription, daily, $5; sworn average circulation
(not including Wednesday edition), 6,052*; average
for year 1910, 5,942*; Combination daily and weekly,
(Wednesday edition,) sworn average circulation for
same period in 1911, 6,448*; for year 1910, 6,245*;
12 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21J^
inches; width, 2H inches.
Advertising rates, daily and weekly (Wednesday
edition of daily), plate matter, I6J2 cents an inch
each insertion; set matter, 21^ cents an inch; next
reading, plate matter, 17/„ cents; set matter, 22f
cents an inch; full position, plate matter, 18i% cents;
CONNECTICUT
set matter, 23| cents an inch. Minimum space for
full position, 3 inches. Classified, 1 cent a word; by
the week, 3 cents; by the month, 10 cents; (minimum
charge, 25 cents). Reading notices, 10 cents
per count line (minimum charge, 25 cents) ; on
time contracts, figured on one inch basis, 50 per cent
in addition to flat display rates.
HARTFORD
CATHOLIC TRANSCRIPT.— Every Thurs-
day. Catholic. Established 1876. Connecti-
cut Catholic Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.50; claimed circulation, 33,000; 8 to 12
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches; width,
2J^ inches. Can use matrices. Office, 66 State
Street.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch; 50 inches, 85
cents; 100 inches, 75 cents; 200 inches, 65 cents;
500 inches, 50 cents; 1,000 inches, 35 cents an
inch. Special positions extra. Classified, 25
words or less, 25 cents.
COURANT. — Every morning except Sunday,
and SEMI-WEEKLY CONNECTICUT COUR-
ANT, Mondays and Thursdays. Republican.
Established daily 1836; weekly 1764. The Hart-
ford Courant Co.. publishers. .Subscription,
daily, $8; sworn circulation, 15,325*; semi-weekly,
81; estimated circulation, 9,800; daily, 16 to 24 pages,
7 columns; semi-weekly, 8 to 12 pages; length of col-
umns, 21 inches; width, 2) s inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 66 State Street.
Advertising rates, at least one time a week, to
be used within one year, daily, agate, 8 cents a
line; one week, 6 cents; one month, 4^ cents; three
months, 3^ cents; six months, 2| cents; one year,
2i cents a line (no advertisement less than 28
lines accepted as a rate maker). Open space,
within one year, 1,000 lines, 7 cents a line; 2,000
lines, 6 cents; 3,000 lines, 5 cents; 4,000 lines, 4
cents; 5,000 lines, 3^^ cents; 10,000 lines, 3 cents a
line. Fixed uniform space for 312 consecutive
times, 2 changes a week. If cents per agate line.
Preferred positions 20 and 33^ per cent extra.
Classified" 8 cents a line with time discounts.
Reading notices, 50 cents per line; telegraphic
readers, $1 a line. Business notices, nonpareil,
20 cents a line.
GLOBE.— Every Sunday. Established 1876.
Globe Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$2.50; claimed average circulation, 16,262; 32 to 40
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2 li inches. Can use matrices. Office, 12
Central Row.
Advertising rates, transient, $1 an inch; one
inch, three months, $5.50; six months, $10.15;
one year, $18.75; 2 inches, one year, $35.40; 3
inches, $51.50; 4 inches, $62.40; over 4 inches, pro
rata to four-inch rate. Open space, within one
year, 250 inches, 45 cents an inch; 500 inches,
40 cents; 1,000 inches, 35 cents an inch. Pre-
ferred position, 10 per cent extra. Reading
notices, 30 cents a line, with discount on 100
lines and upward. Classified, 1 cent a word.
JOURNAL. — Every Sunday, (part of edition
printed under name of Saturday Journal). In-
dependent. Established 1867. Charles H. Bar-
num, editor and publisher. Subscription $2;
estimated circulation 5,000; 8 pages, 15x24.
Office 284 Asylum Street.
Advertising rates on application.
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POST. — Every evening except Sunday, and
SUNDAY MORNING. Independent. Estab-
lished, daily, 1856; Sunday, 1908. Evening Post
Association, proprietors. Subscription, daily, $3;
guaranteed average circulation, for three months
ending March 31, 1911, daily, 13, 200*; Sunday, $2.50;
estimated circulation, exceeding 5,000; daily, IC
and 20 pages; Sunday, 28 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 22 inches; width, 2% inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 23 Asylum Street.
Advertising rates, daily, and Sunday, $1 an
inch; open space, within one year, 500 lines, 4
cents a line; 2000 lines, 2}^ cents; 3,500 lines,
2M cents; 5,000 lines, or more, 2 cents a line.
Preferred position, 10 and 25 per cent extra.
Classified, 1 cent a word (minimum charge, 25
cents). Reading notices, 20 cents per count
line; telegraphic readers, 25 cents a line.
TIMES. — Every afternoon except Sunday. Demo-
cratic. Established 1841. Burr Printing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, daily, $8; sworn average
circulation, for first six months in 1911, 21,322; for
year 1910, daily, 20,698*; daily, 16 to 32 pages; 7
columns; length of columns, 21^ inches; width,
2}4 inches. Office, 716 Main Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 8 cents a line; 3 timest
7 cents; 6 times, Q}i cents; 12 times, 6 cents; 18 times-
bfi cents; 26 times, 5 cents, 5 cents; 52 times, 4 cents;
78 times, 33^2 cents; 156 times; 3 cents; 312 times,
2yi cents a line. Advertisements must appear at
least once a week. Extra space pro rata on fixed
contract space of 28 lines or more. Preferred posi-
tions extra. Open space, within one year, 1,000
lines, 7 cents a line; 2,000 lines, 6 cents; 3,000 lines,
5 cents; 4,000 lines, 4 cents; 5,000 lines, 3J2 cents;
10,000 lines, 3 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word
for two consecutive insertions. Local notices, 20
cents a line, with discount on 500 lines and over.
Only outline cuts used in display.
See advertisement on page 528.
MERIDEN
JOURNAL. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1886. The Journal
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription. $8;
claimed average circulation for year 1910, 7,801;
10 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 19i
inches; width, 2| inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, for daily, e. o. d., or 2 times
a week, plate matter, one inch, one time, $1; one
week, 50 cents an inch per time; one month, 38
cents; three months, 25 cents; six months, 21
cents; one year, 18 cents an inch each insertion;
1 time a week, 50 per cent additional. Special rate
for financiaLpublishers, hotels, resorts, schools and
colleges. Open space, 250 inches within three
months, 35 cents an inch; .500 inches within six
months, 25 cents; 700 inches within one year,
21 cents; 1,000 inches within one year, 20 cents
an inch. Composition, 7 cents an inch extra;
preferred position, 10 and 20 per cent extra.
Reading notices, 15 cents a line; 2 or more in-
sertions, 13 cents; first page, 25 cents per count
line. Classified, ordinary words, i cent a word
(minimum charge, 10 cents) ; 2i cents per word,
per week; if of a business character, 1 cent a
word (minimum charge, 50 cents).
CONNECTICUT
claimed average circulation 7,743; 12 to 16
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2 3^8 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, e. o. d. or 2 t. a. w.
plate matter, 1 inch, one time, $1; one week, $3;
one month, $9.88; three months, $19.50; six
months, $32.76; one year, $56.16; 1 t. a. w. 50
per cent additional Open space, 100 inches within
three months, 50 cents an inch; 250 inches within
six months, 35 cents an inch; 500 inches within one
year, 25 cents; 700 inches or more within one year,
21 cents an inch; composition, 7 cents an inch extra.
Financial, $1 an inch first insertion; 50 cents an inch
each subsequent insertion; publications, 35 cents an
inch; hotels, resorts, schools and colleges, 35 cents an
inch. Preferred position, 10 and 20 per cent extra.
Classified, wants, for sale, etc., J4 cent a word (mini-
mum charge, 10 cents). Reading notices, 15 cents a
line, first time; 2 or more insertions, 13 cents a line;
first page, 25 cents per count line; pure news matter,
25 cents per agate line, measured.
MIDDLETOWN
PENNY PRESS. — Every evening except Sun-
day. Independent. Established 1884. C. B. &
G. E. King, publishers. Subscription, $3; sworn
average circulation, for year 1910, 7,989*; 8 to 12
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches; width,
2)4 inches.
Advertising rates, electrotyped matter, con-
tinuous insertions, daily, 1 to 4 inches, $1 an
inch per time; set matter, $1.10 per inch; 5 inches,
electrotyped matter, 80 cents an inch; 10 inches,
57i cents; 20 inches, 44 cents; 100 inches, 33J
cents; 300 inches. 25 cents; 500 inches, 20 cents;
1,000 inches, 18 cents an inch. For e. o. d.,
add 4 to above rates. Reading notices, 10 cents
per count line. Classified. 3 cents a line (mini-
mum charge, 10 cents).
NEW BRITAIN
HERALD. — Every evening except Sunday. Inde-
pendent. Established 1876. Herald Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $7; estimated circulation.
5,000; 10 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
195i inches; width, 2^6 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
RECORD. — Every morning except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1860. The Republi-
can Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $6;
OSTERNS HAROLD.— E very Thursday.
Swedish. Republican. Established 1892. The
Eastern Herald Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; claimed average circulation, 8, .500;
8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2J inches.
Advertising rates, 30 cents an inch, each inser-
tion ; preferred position , 25 per cent extra. Locals
10 cents a line; among reading matter, 15 cents a
line. Discounts, six months, or 500 inches in one
year, 10 per cent; one year, or 1,000 inches, 15
per cent.
RECORD. — ^Every evening except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1856. James L. Doyle
publisher. Subscription, $3; claimed average circu-
lation, 5,346; 6 to 10 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 21 inches; width, 23'8 inches.
Advertising rates, 50 cents and graded down to
10 cents an inch for 156 insertions or more. Open
space, 100 inches, 20 cents and graded down to 10
cents an inch, on 1,000 inches. Preferred position,
10 and 25 per cent extra (for full position, minimum
space, 2 inches). Reading notices, 10 cents a line.
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CONNECTICUT
NEW HAVEN
CONNECTICUT FARMER" (The). — Every
Saturday. Agricultural and Industrial. Estab-
ished 1879. The Connecticut Farmer Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated cir-
culation, 5,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 12^ inches; width, 2i inches. Office,
87 Orange Street.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, $1; one
month, SS.-'iO; three months, $9; six months, S17;
one year, $30. Discounts on 2 to 4 inches, 5 per
cent; 5 to 9 inches, 10 per cent; 10 inches or
more, 20 per cent. Reading notices, 25 cents a
line.
CONNECTICUT WORKMAN.— Monthly. A.
O. U. W. Established 1906. Grand Lodge A. O. U.
W. publishers. Estimated circulation, 5,000; 8 pages,
11x15. Office, 763 Chapel Street.
Advertising rates on application.
JOURNAL-COURIER.— Every morning except
Sunday. Independent. Established 1766. Carrington
Publishing Co., publishers. Sub.scription, $6; claimed
average circulation for last six months in 1910, 8,286;
12 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches;
width, 21-8 inches. Can use matrices. Office, 400
State Street.
Advertising rales, agate, 9 cents a line; 6
times, 5 cents; 26 times, 3 cents; 52 times, 2
cents; 78 times l^i cents; 156 times, 1 J4 cents;
312 times. If cents; 1,500 lines within one
year, 3 cents; 3,500 lines, 2 cents; 7,000 lines,
IM. cents; 10,000 lines, or more, 1* cents.
Position extra. Classified, 1 cent a word; 5
cents a word for 7 insertions. Reading notices
25 and 35 cents a line; telegraphic readers, 50
cents per count line.
PALLADIUM. — Every morning except Sun-
day. Republican. Established 1828. The
Palladium Co., publishers. Subscription, $5;
estimated circulation, 9,840; 12 to 16 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
2k inches. Can use matrices. Office, 35-37
Crown Street.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $1.20;
one week, $3.20; one month, $10.80; three months
$21; six months, $28; one year, $42; e. o. d.,
% of daily rate. Open space within one year,
less than 200 inches, 50 cents an inch; over 200
inches, 30 cents; 500 inches, 25 cents; 1 ,000 inches,
22 cents; 2,000 inches, or more, 18 cents an inch.
Reading notices, 15 cents a line. Telegraphic
readers, 50 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word;
by the week. 5 cents. Financial, 8 cents per
agate line.
REGISTER. — Every evening, except Sun-
day. SUNDAY MORNING. Independent.
I'.stabhs'ied 1812. New Haven Register, publish-
ers. Subscription, daily, $6; (Sunday, $2);
sworn average circulation for year 1910, daily, 19,096*;
Sunday, for same period, 14,753*; daily," 16 to 28
pages; Sunday, 32 to 60 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21 Ji inches; width, 2}4 inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 86-96 Crown Street.
Advertising rates, daily, nonpareil, for 3 inches
or less, per mch, one time $1.20; one week, $3.70;
one month, $12; three months, $26; six months,
$48; one year, $84; from 4 to 10 inches, one time,
$1.20 an mch; one week, $3.70; one month, $12;
three months, $24; six months, $42; one year. $72
CONNECTICUT
DouDie column, when less than 5 mches deep,
25 per cent extra; e. o. d., f ; two times a week,
i; one time a week, J of regular daily rates.
Open space used within one year, 100 inches, 80
cents an inch; 200 inches, 75 cents; 350 inches,
60 cents; 500 inches, 55 cents; 1,000 inches,
50 cents; 1,500 inches, 45 cents an inch. Double
column advertisements must be at least 2 inches
deep. Classified, 1 cent a word; one week (7
time.s), 5 cents a word (minimum 10 words).
Reading notices, daily or Sunday, 25 cents
per line; 500 lines or more in one year, 20 cents a
line; pure reading, daily or Sunday, 30 cents a line.
Sunday only, display, 1 inch, one time, $1.50; one
month, $3.75; three months. $9; six months, $12;
one year, $18.
TIMES-LE.ADER. — Every evening except
Sunday. Independent. Established 1892. The Times
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, S3; claimed
circulation, 13,000; sworn average circulation for
March, 1911, 12,777*; 12 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length;
of columns, 21?4 inches; width, 23s inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 61-63 Orange Street.
Advertising rates, agate. 8 cents a line; one
week. 6 cents; one month. 4 cents; three months,
2i cents: six months and over, li cents a line, per
time. Open space, used within one year. 1.000
lines, 5 cents a line; 2,000 lines, 4 cents; 5,000
lines, 3 cents; 10,000 lines, 2 cents. 10 per cent
extra, for ads. less than 1 inch. Position 25 per
cent extra. Classified, 1 cent a word. Pure
reading 25 cents per count line. Locals, 10 cents
a line; telegraphic readers, 50 cents a line.
UNION. — Every evening except Sunday, and
SUNDAY MORNING. Democratic. Establish-
ed 1873. New Haven Union Co.. publishers.
Subscription, daily, S3; Sunday, $1.50; sworn
average circulation for first five months in 1911,
daily, 17,932* (for vear 1910, 17,267*); Sundav,
for same period in 1911, 9,804*; daily, 10 to 28 pages;
Sunday, 28 to 58 pages, 7 columns; length of clumns,
20 inches; width, 2J^^ inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 80 Center Street.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, 1 inch, one
time, $1.40; six times, $4.37; seven times, includ-
ing Sunday, $5; 26 times, $12..50; three months,
daily,$33.75; six months, $56.25; one year, $82.50;
e. o. d. ?; two times a week. ^ of regular daily
rate. Sunday in connection with daily, pro rata.
Sunday only, one inch, one time, $1; one month,
$3; three months, $9; six months, $15; one year,
$20. Open space, used within one year, 50 inch-
es, 75 cents an inch; 100 inches, 70 cents; 1.50
inches, 65 cents; 200 inches, 60 cents; 250 inches,
55 cents; 300 inches, 50 cents; 400 inches, 48
cents; .500 inches, 47 cents; 600 inches, 46 cents;
700 inches, 45 cents; 800 inches, 44 cents; 900
inches 43 cents; 1,000 inches, 42 cents. Clas-
sified, 1 cent a word (minimum, 15 words.)
Special position, 15 to 33^ per cent extra. Read-
ing notices, 20 cents a line; in position, 25 cents
a line, count; pure reading 35 cents a line; first
page, $1 per count line.
YALE ALUMNI WEEKLY.— Every Friday,
from September to June, inclusive. 40 issues
per year, including Monthly Magazine numbers,
and the Commencement number in July, of 72
pages. Educational. Established, 1891. Yale
Publishing Association, publishers. Subscrip-
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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tion, $3; claimed circulation, 7,600; 24 to 32
pages, 2 and 3 columns; length of columns,
Sj-i inches; width, SJs and 23s inches. Forms
close Saturday preceding.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, $2 an inch; per
page, $50; 3g, M and H pages pro rata; outside
bacli cover, $75; business cards, classified under
heading Financial, Real Estate, Professions and
Schools 25 per cent discount from above rates;
20 per cent discount on 40 consecutive insertions.
NEW LONDON
DAY. — Every evening, except Sunday. Tie-
publican. Established 1881. Day Publishing
Co., publishers (Thursday issue sent out as a weekly
edition). Subscription, $6; sworn average circulation
for year 1910, 6,892*; 12 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20 inches; width, 2\i inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, 50 to 100 inches, 50 cents
an inch; 100 to 200 inches, 40 cents; 200 inches,
35 cents; 300 inches, 30 cents; 400 inches,
25 cents; 500 inches, 22 cents; 750 inches, 20
cents; 1,000 inches, 18 cents an inch. Composi-
tion, 10 cents an inch extra. One inch, one
time, $1; one week, $3. .50; one month, $10;
three months, $20; six months, $28; one year,
$46.80; e. o. d., § of daily rates. Read-
ing notices 20 cents a line. Classified, 24 words,
35 cents for three times.
NORWICH
BULLETIN. — Every morning except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1858? William A. Oat,
publisher. Subscription, daily, $G.00; sworn
average circulation for year 1910, 7,921*; for vear
ending April 30, 1911, 8,051; 8 and 12 pages, 8 coluimns
length of columns, 21^2 inches; width, 23-6 inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 7t cents a line
2 times, 6M cents; 3 times, 5i cents; 6 times,
45 cents; 12 times, 3t cents; 18 times, 2f
cents; 26 times, 2^ cents; 52 times, 2 cents; 78
times, If cents; 156 times, li cents; 312 times,
It's cents. Advertisements on 5th, 7th and
8th pages, 33 J per cent extra. Special position,
extra. Open space, within one year, 300 inches,
35 cents an inch; 500 inches, 30 cents; 1,000 inches
25 cents an inch. Classified, 5 cents a line; over
three times, same rate as display. Minimum
space for display, i inch; double column ads. less
than 2J inches deep, 12i per cent extra; triple
column less than 7 inches deep, 25 per cent extra.
City notices, 25 cents; minion notices, 15
cents a line.
CONNECTICUT
WATERBUBY
AMERICAN. — Every evening, except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1844. .\merican
Printing Co., publishers. Subscription, $8;
claimed average circulation, 7,000; 12 to 16
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21}^ inches;
width, 2^8 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 lines (mini-
mum space), one time, 60 cents; one square (10
lines), one time, $1; one week, $2.25; one month,
$6; three months, $12; si.x months, $20; one year,
$35; e. o. d. f daily rates; 2 t. a. w. s daily rates;
1 t. a. w. i of daily rates. Open space within
one year, 250 inches, 40 cents an inch; 500
inches, 33 cents; l,t)00 inches, 25 cents an
inch. Position extra. Classified, 25 words, or
less. 3 consecutive insertions, 25 cents. Reading
notices, 20 cents a line; 3 or more times 50
per cent more than display rates.
HERALD. — Everv Sundav. Independent. Es-
tablished 1888. F." R. Swift Estate, publishers.
Subscription, $2; claimed circulation, 15,000; 16
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 19 inches; width,
2% inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
REPUBLICAN. — Every morning including
SUNDAY. Independent. Established 1881.
William J. Pape, publisher. Subscription, daily,
$6; Sunday, $2; sworn average circulation for year
1910, daily, 7,217; Sunday, 7,730; daily, 12 to 16 pages;
Sunday, 20 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2^6 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, SI per inch, first time; 50
cents subsequent insertions; 8 times, or 50 inches
within one year, 45 cents an inch; 12 times, or
100 inches, 40 cents; one month, or 200 inches,
35 cents an inch; three months, or 500 inches,
28 cents an inch; six months or longer, or 1,000
inches or more, 23 cents an inch; when electro-
types are furnished, 5 cents an inch discount.
Preferred position extra. Double column adver-
tisements must be at least one inch in depth.
Classified, 25 words, 3 days or less, 25 cents.
Reading notices, 20 cents per count line. First
page, 30 cents a line. Discount on 2 or more
insertions; telegraphic readers, 25 cents per
nonpareil line; headlines count double.
DELAWARE
WILMINGTON
EVERY EVENING.— Every evening except
Sunday. Independent Democratic. Established
1866. Every Evening Printing Co., publishers.
.Subscription, $3; sworn average circulation,
for first three months in 1911, exceeding 11,700*;
10 to 14 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22 inches;
width, 2i inches. Can use matrices. Office, 5th
and Shipley .Streets.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 98 cents an inch,
3 times, 70 cents per time; 26 times, 35 cents; 78 times,
28 cents; 312 times, 25 cents an inch, per time; 40
inches, 35 cents an inch; 150 inches, 28 cents; 300
inches, 25 cents. Preferred position extra. Locals,
first page, starred, 20 cents per count line; locals,
any page but first (starred), 10 cents a line. Clas-
sified, 1 cent a word. (Minimum charge, 25 cents).
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DELAWARE
JOURNAL. — Every evening except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1888. The Evening
Journal Co., publishers. Subscription, $3;
claimed average circulation, 14,250; 8 to 24
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22 inches;
width, 2i inches. Office 4th and Shipley Streets.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, 50 cents ;
100 inches within one year, 42 cents; 500 inches,
35 cents; 1,000 inches or more, 28 cents an inch.
Strictly mail order advertising, 30 cents an inch,
flat. Resorts, educational and publishers, 42
cents an inch. Minimum space for display, one
inch. Preferred position, 25 per cent extra.
Reading notices, 15 cents per count line; first
page and telegraphic readers, 25 cents a line.
Classified, 7 cents a line first insertion; 5 cents
subsequent insertions; 60 cents per line per
month (minimum, 15 cents).
NEWS. — Every morning except Sunday. In-
dependent Republican. Estabhshed 1882. The
News Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
S3; sworn average circulation for last four months
in 1910, 9,603*; 10 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of
DELAWARE
columns, 21)2 inches; width, 2Js inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 511 Market Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 cents a Hne; subsequent
insertions, 5 cents a line; 50 to 99 inches, 35 cents
an inch; next reading, 40 cents; full position, 45 cents
an inch; 100 inches, 28 cents an inch; next reading,
30 cents; full position, 35 cents; 500 inches, or more,
25 cents an inch; next reading, 27' 2 cents; full posi-
tion, 31K cents an inch. Classified, 7 cents a line
first insertion; 5 cents a line each subsequent inser-
tion. Reading notices, 15 cents a line; local brevities,
10 cents; telegraphic readers, 25 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 526.
SUNDAY MORNING STAR.— Independent.
Established 1881. The Star Printing Co.. pub-
lishers. Subscription, $2.50; estimated circulation,
9,000; 20 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21)-!
inches; width, 2^8 inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 309 Shipley Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 2J cents a line each
insertion. Preferred position, 3 cents an agate
line. Classified, 1 cent a word.
See advertisement on page 547.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON
ADVERTISER.— Every Saturday. Established
1895; incorporated, 1904. The American Newspaper
Service, publishers. Free distribution in 200 cities
and towns in Marvland, Virginia and West Virginia;
estimated circulation, 20,000. Office, 1421 F Street,
N. W.
Advertising rates, $1.40 an inch; additional
Insertions, $1.25 an inch; 4 or more continuous
insertions, $1 an inch; 13 insertions, 90 cents;
26 insertions, 80 cents; 52 insertions, 60 cents an
inch; 1,000 inches, 60 cents an inch; 500 inches,
75 cents; 100 inches, $1 an inch. Reading
notices, 25 cents per count line. Classified, 1
cent a word.
See advertisement on page 483.
AMERICAN FEDERATIONIST.— Monthly.
Official organ of the American Federation of
Labor. Established 1894. American Federa-
tion of Labor, publishers. Samuel Gompers,
editor. Subscription, $1; estimated circulation,
40.000; 112 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 2J inches. Office, 801-809 G
Street, N. \V.
Advertising rates, i page, per year, $100; i
page, $180; i page, $300; one page, $500.
AMERICAN FORESTRY.— Monthly. Forest,
Waters, Soils and Minerals. Established 1895.
The American Forestry Association, publishers.
Subscription, $2; claimed average circulation,
10,000; 80 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 2}4 inches. Forms close 20th
preceding month. Office, 1410 H Street, N. W.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; }4
page, onetime, $0; M page, $10; 'A page, $18;
one page, $.30.
ARMS AND THE MAN.— Every Thursday.
Military. Established 1885. Arms and The Man
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, S3; claimed
circulation, 20,000; 24 pages, 3 columns; length of
columns, 12 inches; width, 2''6 inches. Can use
matrices. Forms close Mondays preceding. Office,
1502 H Street, N. W.
Advertising rates, agate, 12 J cents a line; i
page, one time, $8; J page, $15; ^ page, $28; one
page, $50.
ARMY AND NAVY REGISTER.— Every
Saturday. Military and Naval. Established
1879. Armv and Navy Publishin? Co., publish-
ers. Subscription, $3; claimed average circulation,
for year 1910, 9,200; 32 pages, 3 and 4 columns; length
of columns, 14 inches; width of columns, 3 and 2}.{
i inches. Can use matrices. Office, Bond Building.
Advertising rates, agate, wide column, 35 cents
a line; narrow column, 25 cents a line. Discount on
3 months or more.
CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL REVIEW (The).
— Monthlv, (Brookland D. C), 10 times a vear.
Catholic." Educational. Established 1911. The
Catholic Education Press, publishers. Subscription,
$3; claimed average circulation, 8,000; 96 pages, one
column; length of column, 8 inches; width, i}4 inches.
Can use matrices. Forms close 10th preceding
month.
Advertising rates, JX page (minimum space), $15;
,'2 page, $25; one page, $40.
See advertisement on page 518.
CHILDREN'S STAR —Monthly. Juvenile.
Children's Star Publishing ( o., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.50; cstimateil circulation, 5,700;
44 pages, 9x12. Office, "The Sherman."
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Advertising rates, }4 page one time, $8; }4 page,
S15; J 2 page, S25; one page, $50. Discount, 5,10 and
25 per cent on 3, 6 and 12 months, respectively.
CHRONICLE.— E very Monday. Indepen-
dent Republican. Family. Literary. Estab-
lished 1861. M. E. Thompson, editor and pub-
lislier. Subscription, $2; estimated circulation,
7 ,000; 4 pages, 8 columns; length of columns, 25
inches; width. 2J inches. Office, 1229 Pennsyl-
vania Avenue.
Advertisint; rates, 1 inch, one time, $1.50; one
month, $4; three months, $9; six months, $16;
one year, $20; 2 inches, one year, $50. Business
locals, 25 cents a line.
CIVIL SERVICE RECORD.— Monthly.
Government Civil Service. Established 1909.
Civil Service Record Co.. publishers. Subscrip-
tion, 50 cents; estimated circulation, 50,000, (mostly
gratuitous); 16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
12 inches; width, 2J-8 inches. Forms close 20th pre-
ceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line,
Classified, 3 cents a word (minimum charge,
60 cents).
CLUB FELLOW AND WASHINGTON MIR-
ROR.— See New York City.
FLEET REVIEW.^Honthly. Naval. Estab-
lished 1910. Fleet Review Publishing Co., publish-
ers. Subscription, SI. 50; 48 pages, 6x9. Office,
Bond Building.
Advertising rates on application.
HERALD. — Everv morning includinji SUN-
DAY. Independent. Established 1906. The
Washington Herald Co., publishers, Subscrip-
tion, $6; claimed circulation 32,016; 16 pages, 7 col-
umns: width of columns, 2}^ inches. Office, 1322
New York Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, transient, 14 lines or
more, 15 cents a line; 26 times or a 1,000 lines within
one year, 12 cents a line; 52 times or 2,500 lines 11
cents; 104 times, or 5,000 lines, 10 cents; 156 times,
or 6,500 lines, 8 cents; 312 times, or 10,000
lines, or more, 7 cents a line. Double column
advertisements must be at least 28 lines deep.
Position, next reading, 1 cent a line additional;
full position, 2 cents a line extra; minimum space
for full position, 28 lines. Reading notices, 40
cents a line; first page, 75 cents; telegraphic
readers $1 per lino. Classified, 1 cent a word;
if displayed, 7 cents a line.
INTERNATIONAL BOOKBINDER
— Monthly. Trade and Labor. Established 1900.
J. L. Feeney, editor and publisher Subscription.
$1; estimated circulation, 8,000; 20 pages, 9x12,
Office, 423-425 G street, N. W.
Advertising rates on application.
JOURNAL OF KNIGHTS OF LABOR.—
Monthly. Labor. Established 1880. Subscription,
50 cents; claimed circulation, 180,000; 16 pages 4
columns; length of columns, 15 inches; width, 2}'2
inches. Forms close 20th preceding month. Office,
43 B Street, N. W.
Advertising rates, S7 an inch, each insertion; }^
page (210 lines), 45 cents a line agate; }4 page, 42^2
cents; ^4 page, 40 cents; one page, 37I2 cents a line;
back page, $393.75.
See advertisement on page 496.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
LIFE AND HEALTH.— Monthly. Hvgienic.
Established 1885. Review & Herald Publishing
Association, publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated
circulation, 49,000; 64 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 8 inches; width, 2)-^ inches. Office, Takoma
Park.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; $2.75
an inch each insertion; Is page one time, $5.50;
M page, $9.50. Hpage, $17.50; one page, $35.
MACHINISTS' MONTHLY J O U R N A L.—
Monthly. Official organ of Railroad Machinists.
Established 1888. Guaranteed circulation, 56,-
000; 98 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 2J8 inches. Forms close 10th
preceding month. Office, Corcoran Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 38 cents a line; per inch,
$4.75; li page (2 inches), one time, $9.50; }4 page,
$17.50; }i page, $33; 1 page, $62. Discount on time
contracts.
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE
(The). — Monthly. Literary, Geographic, Travel,
Scientific. Established 1888. National Geo-
! graphic Society, publishers. Subscription, $2.50;
estimated circulation, 65,000; 112 pages and cover,
2 columns; length of columns, 7}2 inches; width, 2^
inches. Office, 16th and M Streets.
Advertising rates, one page, $90; H, }4 and
14 pages pro rata. Discounts 3, 5 and 10 per
cent on 3, 6 and 12 months respectively.
NATIONAL HIBERNIAN.— Monthly. A. O.
H. Official Organ. Established 1901. Patrick J.
Haltigan, editor and publisher. Subscription,
25 cents; guaranteed circulation, 200,0(30; 8
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches;
width, 2 Jl inches. Can use matrices. Forms
close 6th of current month.
Advertising rates, agate, 75 cents a line. Reading
notices, 50 per cent additional.
See advertisement on page 498.
NATIONAL TRIBUNE.— Every Thursday.
Family. Established 1877. National Trib-
une Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; sworn average
circulation, 100,107; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 20 inches; width, 2Js inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 14th and E Streets, N. W.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents per line each
insertion; classified, 20 cents a line. Reading
notices, 50 cents a line. No discount for time or
space.
See advertisement on padres 480 and 533.
NEW AGE.— See New York City.
NEW CENTURY.— Every Saturday. Cath-
olic. Established 1886. New Century Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated circula-
tion, 7,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21} inches; width, 2 t% inches. Office, Mun-
sey Building.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, $2.15;
one month, $5.50; three months, $14; six months,
$24; one year, $41.40. Reduced rate for larger
space. Reading notices, 25 cents a line.
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NEWOLOGICAL NEWS— Monthly. Newology.
Established 1907. J. F. News, Jr., pubHsher. Sub-
scription, SI; estimated circulation, 2.5,000; 100 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 3 inches
Office. 918 North West 18th Street.
Advertising rates, .?100 a page and pro rata.
PATHFINDER.— Every Saturday. News Re-
view. Established 1894. Pathfinder Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed
circulation, exceeding 45,000; 16 to 32 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2J^ inches.
Forms close 10 days in advance.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; no
discount for time or space.
See advertisement on page 449.
POST.— Every morning including SUNDAY.
Independent. Established 1877. The Wash-
ington Post Co., publishers. Subscription, daily,
S6; Sunday, $2.40; estimated circulation, dailv,
28,500; Sunday, estimated circulation, 40,000;
daily, 12 to 16 pages; Sunday, 40 to 62 pages, 8
columns; length of columns, 21 1^ inches; width,
2 J inches. Can use matrices. Office, Post Build-
ing.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 15 cents a line;
2 times consecutively, 14 cents a line; 3 times,
13 J2 cents; Sunday, 18 cents a line; 2 times, 16
cents; 3 times, 14 cents. Open space within
one year, daily and Sunday, (equal amount of
space in each issue), 1,000 lines, 13 cents a line;
2,500 lines, 10 J ^ cents; 5,000 lines, 9 cents;
10,000 lines, 8 cents a line; financial, daily, 15
cents a line; Sunday, 18 cents; preferred posi-
tions, 10 and 25 per cent extra. Sunday,
exclusively, on open space, 25 per cent extra.
Double colunm advs., must not be less than 28
lines deep; triple column, 75 lines deep. Classi-
fied, agents and help wanted, 2 cents a word,
(minimum charge, 30 cents) ; publishers, 10
cents a line; personals, 25 cents a line; reading
notices, 50 cents and $1 per count line; preferred
readers in body type, $1 per line, agate measure;
telegraphic readers, $1.5() per agate line.
POSTAL RECORD (The).— Monthly. Postal.
Established 1887. National Association of
Letter Carriers, publishers. Subscription, SI;
claimed average circulation for year ending April,
1911, 26,876; 28 pages, 3 columns; length of
columns, 9h inches; width, 2f'B inches. Forms
close 15th preceding month. Office, 945 Penn-
sylvania Avenue, N. W.
Advertising rates, $3 an inch; 27 inches within one
year, S2.50 an inch; 54 inches, $2.40; 81 inches, $2.30;
108 inches, $2.20; 135 inches, $2.10; 160 inches or more,
$2 an inch. Position and cover pages, 25 per cent
extra. Reading notices, 30 cents a line.
POSTMASTERS' ADVOCATE (The).— Month-
ly. Postal News. Established 1895. Post-
master's Advocate Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, 5(1 cents; claimed average circulation,
exceeding 25,000; 24 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 12 inches; width, 2)/g inches. Forms close
30th preceding month. Office, National Bank of
Washington Building.
.\dvertisins rates, agate, 20 cents a line. Reading
notices, 30 rents a line each insertion.
See advertisement on page 426.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
R. F. D. NEWS.— Monthly. Devoted to the
interests of Rural Free Delivery Carriers. Es-
tablished 1902. W. D. Brown, publisher. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; claimed circulation, 30,000; 48
to 80 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches;
width, 25 s inches. Can use matrices. Forms clo.se
23rd preceding month. Office, 1331 F Street, N. W.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $3; three
months, $8.70; six months $16.50; one year,
$30; 1 column one time, $25; i page, $20; J page,
$35; one page, $60.
SABBATH SCHOOL WORKER.— Monthly.
7th day Adventist. Established 1886. Review
and Herald Publishing Association, publishers.
Subscription, 35 cents; estimated circulation, 9,000;
16 pages, 7x10. Office, Takoma Park.
Advertising rates on application.
STAR. — Every evening except Sunday, and
SUNDAY MORNING STAR. Independent.
Established, daily, 1852; Sunday, 1905. Even-
ing Star Newspaper Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, daily, $4.80; Sunday, .$2.40; daily and Sunday,
$7.20; sworn average circulation for first three
months in 1911, daily, 59,146*; Sunday, sworn
average circulation for same period, 48,521*
daily, 16 to 24 pages; Sunday, 48 pages and
magazine supplement, 8 columns; length of
columns, 2154 inches; width, 2% inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 1101 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 10 cents a line,
black faced type or flat cuts, 15 cents a line, flat,
style of paper; full position, 2} 2 cents per line extra.
Double column advertisements must be not less than
42 lines deep. Classified, 1 cent a word for agents,
help wanted, etc.; real estate, educational and resorts,
15 cents a line, with discount on 2 or more insertions.
City items in reading type, 20 cents a line. Local
mention, in reading type, 30 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, with mark, 75 cents per line, (in
agate, at foot of columns, 50 cents a line). Sun-
day, display, 10 cents a line; black face type and cuts.
STONE CUTTERS' JOURNAL.— Monthly.
Labor. Established 1887. Journeyman Stone
Cutter's Association of North America, publishers.
Subscription, $1; estimated circulation, 20,000;
24 pages, 10x31. Office, 520 Sixth Street N. W.
Advertising rates on application.
TIMES.— Every evening including SUNDAY
EVENING. Independent. Established 18')4.
Frank .A. Munsey, publisher. Subscription, evening
and Sunday, $3. .50; sworn average circulation for
year 1910, daily, 44,543 net; including Sunday, 43,578
net; 14 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2'8 inches. Can use matrices.
Office, Munsey Building, Pennsylvania Avenue
between 13th and 14th Streets.
Advertising rates, daily, or Sunday, agate, 15
cents a line; one month, daily, or e. o. d. two
months, 12 cents a line; daily two months, or
e. o.d. four months 11 cents; daily three months,
or e. o. d., six months, 10 cents a line; six months,
daily or e. o. d , one year, 9 cents a line; 2 t. a. w.,
three months, 12 cents; six months, 11 cents;
1 t a. w., one year, 11 cents a line. Double
column advertisements must be at least 35 lines
deep. Open space used within one year, 2,500
lines, 12 cents a line; 5,000 lines, 11 cents; 7,500
lines, 10 cents; 10,000 lines, or more, 9 cents a
line. Financial, 15 cents a line; new publications.
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15 cents a line. Automobiles, 7 cents per agate line.
Classified, help, agents wanted, etc., 8 cents a line;
other classifications, 10 cents a line; educational, 10
cents a line; resorts, 8 cents; 15 times, 9 cents a line;
30 times, 8 cents a line, per insertion. Reading notices,
50 cents a line; first page (not exceeding 14 lines),
51 a line (marked "Adv."). Combination rate,
including above and Baltimore News, Philadelphia
Times and Boston Journal on application.
TRADES UNIONIST.— Every Saturday.
Labor. Established 1896. Trades Unionist
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1 ;
estimated circulation, 5,000; S pages, 15x20.
Office. 617 _F Street, N. W.
Advertising rates on application.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
U. S. GOVERNMENT ADVERTISER.— Every
Thursdav, Government and City Contracts. Estab-
lished 1882. C. H. Ridenour, and J. E. Jenks,
Publishers. Subscription So; estimated circulation,
6,000; 24 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13 inches ;
width, 2}4 inches. Office, Bond Building.
Advertising rates on application.
WORLD'S PROGRESS.— Monthly. Science
and Industry. Established 1905. The World's
Progress Co., publishers. Subscription, SI; esti-
mated circulation, 8,000; 40 pages and cover, 2
columns; length of columns, 7| inches; width,
21^(5 inches. Office, Colorado Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line.
FLORIDA
GAINESVILLE
CHRISTIAN STANDARD.— Every Saturday.
Interdenominational. Established 1867. Christ-
ian Standard Co. (Limited), publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.00; guaranteed average circulation, 13,800;
16 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10
inches; width, 21 inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents per line each
insertion; 1,000 lines, 8 cents a line. Special no-
tices, double price; reading notices, leaded, triple
price per count line. Special rate for Educational
Institutions
See advertisement on page 501.
SUN. — Semi-Weekly, Mondays and Thursdays,
Democratic. Established 1881. H. M. McCreary.
editor and publisher. Sub.scription, $1; estimated
circulation, 5,000: 8 pages, 13x20.
Advertising rates on application.
JACKSONVILLE
METROPOLIS.— Every evening except Sun-
day. Democratic. Established 1887. Carter
6 Russell Publishing Co.. publishers. Subscrip-
tion, .S5; Saturday edition only, SI; claimed average
circulation, for first three months in 1911, 14,303;
for year ending April 30, 1911, 13,808; 10 to 20 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21J^ inches; width,
2}4 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 cents a line; 2 times,
6}^ cents; 4 times, 6 cents; one week, 5 cents;
12 times, 4 cents; one month, 3 cents; three
months, 5 per cent discount; six months, 10
per cent; nine months, 15 per cent; one year,
20 per cent; e. o. d., f of daily rates. Open
space within one year, 500 lines, 6 cents a line;
1,OOJ lines, 5)4 cents; 2,500 lines, 5 cents; 4,500
lines, 4 cents; 7,000 lines, 3J^ cents; 14,000
lines or more, 3 cents a line. Preferred posi-
tions, 15 and 25 per cent extra. Classified, 1
cent a word. Star readers, 20 cents a line with
discount on 100 lines and over; telegraphic and
pure readers, 50 cents per measured line.
TIMES-UNION. — Every morning including
SUNDAY. Democratic. Established 1878.
Florida Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $5 in city; $6 out of city; sworn average
circulation, daily and Sundav for three months
ending March 31, 1911, dailv, 21,790*; for year 1910.
20,845*; Sundav, for same period in 1911, 24,462*;
(for year 1910, 23,182*); daily, 12 to 24 pages; Sunday
36 to 64 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21M
inches; width, 2}i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, daily and Sunday, 1
to 3 times, 10 cents a line; 4 to 6 times, 9 cents
aline; 7 to 13 times, 8 cents; 14 to 26 times, 7
cents; 27 to 52 times, 6 cents; 53 to 104 times,
5 cents; 105 to 156 times, or more, 4' 2 cents
a line. Open space, 500 linos, within one year,
8 cents a line; 1,000 lines, 7 cents; 2,500 lines,
6 cents; 5,000 lines, 5 cents; 7,000 lines, 4yi
cents; 10,000 lines, or more, 4 cents a line. Pre-
ferred position, 10 and 25 per cent extra. Local
reading notices, 25 cents a line; 250 lines, with-
in one year, 20 cents per count line; 500 lines,
15 cents; 1,000 lines, 12 cents a line. Tele-
graphic notices, 75 cents per count line. Classi-
fied rates 1 cent a word (minimum charges, 25 cents)
PENSACOLA
.JOURNAL. — Every morning except Monday.
Democratic. Established 1898; F. L. Mayes,
publisher. Subscription, $5: sworn average cir-
c ulation for year 1910, 6,382*; for last 3 month in 1910,
7,135*; 8 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns.
20 inches; width,
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 24 cents an inch; next read-
ing. 15 per cent extra; full position. 25 per cent
extra. Classified rates on application. Reading
notices. 20 cents a line, with discount on 100
lines and over.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday. Demo-
cratic. Established 1889. News Publishing Co.,
(Ltd) publishers. Subscription, 85; claimed average
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circulation for first five months in 1911, 5,419; 8 to
16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 2l}4, inches;
width, 2}.i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
FLORIDA EAST COAST HOMESEEKER.—
Monthly. Agricultural and Development. Estab-
lished 1889; Record Company, publishers. Subscrip-
tion, 50 cents; estimated circulation 5,000; 28 pages,
9x11.
Advertising rates on application.
TAMPA
TIMES. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 1893. Tampa Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, S5; estimated
circulation 8,500*; 8 to 12 pages; Saturday edition,
16 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20J^^
inches; width, 2^ inches.
Advertising rates, less than 100 inches, 40 cents
an inch; 100 inches, 35 cents; 250 inches, 32 cents;
FLORIDA
500 inches, 30 cents; 1,000 inches or more, 28 cents
an inch; preferred position extra. Reading notices,
10 cents a line; pure readers in body type, 25
cents a line, with discount on 500 lines or more.
Classified, 1 cent a word.
TRIBUNE.— Every morning including SUN-
DAY, and WEEKLY Thursdays. Democratic.
Established 1894. Tampa Tribune Publishing
Co., (Inc.) publishers. Subscription, daily, $6;
sworn average circulation, for year 1910, daily, 16,357*;
Sunday, 16,849*; weekly, SI; sworn average circulation
for same period 11,627*; daily, 12 to 16 pages; Sun-
day, 24 to 32 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20
inches; width, 23-8 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rate?, agate, 5 cents a line" 1,000
lines, within one year, 4 cents; 3,000 lines, 3
cents; 5,000 lines, 2k cents. Preferred posi-
tion, 5 and 16 1 per cent additional. No adver-
tising accepted for first page. Reading notices.
15 cents a line; telegraphic readers, 25 cents a
line. Classified, 1 cent a word.
See advertisement on page 440.
GEORGIA
ATHENS
WOMAN'S WORK.— Monthly. Household.
Established 1887. T. L. Mitchell, publisher.
Subscription, $1; estimated circulation 50,000;
20 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 14 inches;
width, 2tB inches. Forms close 25th preced-
ing month.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line.
ATLANTA
BAPTIST FORUM.— Monthly. Religious. Estab-
lished, 1881. Forum Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, S2; claimed circulation, 7,000; 100 pages;
2 columns.
Advertising rates on application.
CHRISTIAN INDEX.— E very Thursday.
Baptist. Established 1821. Bell & Graham,
publishers. Subscription, S2; sworn average cir-
culation for six months ending January 31, 1911,
10,054*; 16 pages, 5 columns; length of columns, 14?^
inches; width, 2J/8 inches. Office, 41 East Ellis
street.
Advertising rates $1,40 an inch, with discount
for space.
CONSTITUTION.— Every morning including
SUNDAY, and TRI-WEEKLY. Mondays, Wed-
nesdays and Fridays. Democratic. Established
1868. Constitution Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, daily and Sunday, $7; sworn aver-
age circulation daily, 39,710*; for June 1911, dailv,
40,178; daily and Sunday for July, 48,884*;
(Sunday 48,275*); tri-weekly, $1, sworn average
circulation 103,000*; 12 to 84 pages, 7 columns
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2}/s inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, daily or Sunday, 10
cents a line. Reading notices, 25 cents per non-
pareil line; telegr.Tphic readers (no discount)
$1 per nonpareil line, daily, or .Sunday. Dis-
counts, 10 per cent on 39 times, or 2,000 lines,
within one year; 15 per cent on 3,000 lines; 20
per cent on 78 times; 25 per cent on 5.000 lines;
.33;^ per cent on 156 times, or 7,000 lines.
Special rate for resorts and schools, 8 cents a
line, flat. Wine, whiskey and beer advertise-
ing, 10 cents per line, flat. Classified, 10 cents
a line (6 words), minimum space 3 lines. Tri-
weekly all editions, 50 cents per agate line. _ Read-
ing notices, $1 per nonpareil line. Position, 10
and 25 per cent extra. Classified, in Tri-weekly,
same as display.
See advertisement on page 540.
COTTON. — Monthly. Textiles. Established
1872. Cotton Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, 50 cents; guaranteed circulation, 6,245*; 120 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width ZH
inches.
Advertising rates eV page, $7.50; % page, S12.50;
M page, $22.50; yi page, $37..50; one page, $62.50,
Discount on 6 months or longer.
GARAGE AND SOUTHERN AUTOMO-
BILIST.— Monthly. Automobile. Established 1909
Garage Publfshing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1; estimated circulation, 5,000; 32 pages, 9x12. Office,
Equitable Building.
Advertising rates on application.
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GEORGIA
GEORGIAN AND NEWS— Every evening except
Sunday, AND GEORGIAN NEWS BRIEF.
Weekly. Independent. Established 1906. F. L.
Seely, publisher. Subscription, 84.50; sworn average
circulation for six months ending April 1, 1911, daily
42,662* net (gross 44,480*); weekly, guaranteed cir-
culation, 7.5,000* daily, 16 to 28 pages; weekly, 16 to
24 pages; daily 7 columns; weekly 4 columns; length
of columns, daily, 20 inches; weekly, 15 inches; width,
daily, 2^^ inches; weekly, 13 >2 ems. Can use
matrices. Office, 25 W. Alabama Street.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, one inch or
more, 6 cents a line. No discount for time or
space; full position, 7 cents a line. Classified,
1 cent a word (minimum charge, 2.5 cents).
Reading notices, 20 cents per count line; tele-
graphic readers, SI per count line. Weekly,
display, 15 cents a line. Classified in weekly same
rate a,s display.
See advertisement on page 431.
GOLDEN AGE.— Every Thursday. Unde-
nominational. Established 1902. Wm. D.
Upshaw, editor. Subscription, $2; guaranteed
circulation, 14,000*; 16 pages, 9x13- Office,
Austell Building.
Advertising rates, $1.60 an inch, with discount
for space.
INDEPENDENT.— Every Saturday. Colored.
Established 1903. Independent Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, fl.SO; estimated circula-
tion, 18,300; 8 pages, 6 columns; length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 2^^ inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 26^2 South Pryor Street.
Advertising rates, one inch or more, 7.5 cents
an inch; 4 times, 65 cents; 12 times, 55 cents;
24 times, 45 cents; 52 times, 40 cents an inch.
Open space, within one year, 50 inches, 65
cents an inch; 100 inches, 55 cents. Minimum
space, one inch. Reading notices, 10 cents per
nonpareil line.
See advertisement on page 455.
JEFFERSONIAN (THE).— see Thomson Ga.
JOURNAL. — Evei-y afternoon except Sunday,
SUNDAY MORNING, and SEMI-WEEKLY,
Tuesdays and Fridays. Democratic. Estab-
lished 1883. The Atlanta Journal Co., publishers.
Subscription, daily, $6; Sunday, $2; sworn average
circulation for year 1910, daily, 53,784*; for April,
1911, 53,225*; Sunday, sworn average circulation
for same period in 1910, 57520*; for April 1911, 57,993*
semi-weekly, SI; sworn average circulation, for
month of April 1911, 109,457*; daily, 16 to 24 pages;
semi-weekly, 8 pages; Sunday, 40 to 78 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns 21 inches; width 2}i inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 10 South Broad Street.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate, less
than 2,000 lines, 10 cents a line; 2,000 lines, 9
cents; 3,000 lines, 8 cents: 5,000 lines, 7 cents;
7,000 lines or more, 6J cents a line. Special
rates for nreferred position. Educational
and resorts, 8 cents a line each insertion. Wine,
Whisky and Beer advertising in daily and Sunday,
10 cents a line, flat. Cla.ssified, 10 cents a line, with
discount for time. Reading notices, starred, or marked
"adv.," nonpareil, 25 cents a line; first page, 60
and 75 cents; telegraphic readers, $1 per count
line. Semi-weekly, display, 40 cents a line, cov-
ering both issues weekly; no discount for time or
space in semi-weekly. Classified in semi-weekly
same as for display. Wine, Whisky and Beer adver-
GEORGIA
tising in Semi-weekly, 60 cents a line, flat. Reading
notices, 75 cents per nonpareil line.
See advertisement on page 484.
OUR HOME FIELD.— Monthly. Estimated cir-
culation, 30,000; length of columns, 8 inches; width
2% inches. Forms close, 15th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; M page,
$10; discount on 6 times or more.
PROGRESSIVE RETAILER.— Monthly.
Trade. Established 1909. Progressive Retailer
Publishing Co., (Inc.), publishers. Subscription,
$1; claimed average circulation, 5,000; 64 pages,
2 columns: length of columns, 11 inches; width, 3J^
inches. Forms close 10 days in advance. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, i page, one time, SIO; i
page, S15; ^ page, $25; one page, S40. Discount
on 3 months or longer. Special rate for cover
pages in colors.
SODA DISPENSER (The).— Monthly (20th).
Trade. Established 1907. Donald A. Loyless,
publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed average
circulation, 10,000; .50 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 9 inches; width, 33^ inches. Office, Rhodes
Building.
Advertising rates on application.
SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR AND DIXIE
FARMER. — Semi-monthly. Agricultural. Es-
tablished 1843. The Cultivator Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1 ; estimated circula-
tion, 51,335: 32 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 11 inches; width, 2}/^ inches. Can u.se
matrices. Forms close 5th and 20th of the month
for issues 15th and 1st. Office, 22 3^ S. Broad
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line. Pre-
ferred position extra.
SOUTHERN ELECTRICIAN.— Monthly. Elec-
trical. Established 1906. Cotton Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; foreign $1 and
S2; sworn average circulation, for one year ending
April, 1911, 6,516; 100 pages, or more, with cover,
2 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 3H
inches. Office, Prudential Building.
Advertising rates, ,'5 page, $7.50; J^ page, $12.50
M page, $22.50; }-2 page, $37..50; one page, $62.50
discount on six months or longer.
SOUTHERN ENGINEER.— Monthly (15th);
Technical. Established 1904. W. R. C. Smith
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 50
cents; sworn minimum circulation for six months
ending April 1911, 20,000*; 1.50 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 3J^ inches.
Office Grant Building.
Advertising rates on application.
SOUTHERN FANCIER— Monthly (15th).,
Poultry and Farm. Established 1886. Universal
Publicity Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents;
claimed circulation, 15,889; 44 to 64 pages, 3
columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width
2 1/6 inches. Can use matrices. Forms close
25th preceding month
Advertising rate?, agate, 15 cents a line.
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GEORGIA
GEORGIA
SOUTHERN MACHINERY.— Monthly. Me-
chanical. Established 1905. W. R. C. Smith
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 50
cents; sworn minimum circulation, 9,000*; 108 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 3J2
inches. Forms close 20th preceding month. Office,
Grant Building.
Advertising rates on application.
SOUTHERN RURALIST.— S e m i-monthly.
.Agricultural. Established 1893. Southern Ru-
ralist Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; sworn
average circulation, for year ending May 1.5, 1911,
125,625*; 24 to 56 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
ISJi inches; width, 2J4 inches. Forms close ten
days in advance. Office, 20 S. Forsythe Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a, line. No
time or space discounts. Classified, 5 cents a
word.
See advertisement on page 457.
SOUTHERN STAR.— Every Saturday. Pro-
hibition. Established 1887. Barker Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; estimated
circulation, 8,000; 8 pages, 6 columns; length of
columns, 20 inches; width, 2 J inches. Office, 20
Peters Street.
Advertising rates on application.
TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH JOUR-
NAL.— Monthly. Established 1910, Telephone pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.50; 16 pages,
9x12. Office, Candler Building.
Advertising rates on application.
UNCLE REMUS'S HOME MAGA7INE.—
Monthly (25th). Established 1907. Sunny South
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, SI; guaran-
teed circulation, for vear ending May 1911, 234,812*
(for July 1911, 246,324*); 40 to 64 pages, 4 columns;,
length of columns, 13}^ inches; width, 2)4 inches.
Forms close 15th of second preceeding month.
Advertising rates, agate, SI a line; discount,
10 per cent on i page (189 lines), and over, in
one issue; back cover page (2 colors), $1,000; 3
colors, $1,400; second and third inside cover
pages (2 colors), $800; H page, pro rata. Mini-
mum space, 4 lines. No discount on cover pages.
Special rate to schools, 50 cents a line.
WESLEYAN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.—
Every Friday. Official organ of the Methodist-
Episcopal Church, South. Established 1836. W.
C. Lovett, editor. Subscription, .?2; claimed average
circulation, for first six months in 1911, 10,750*;
32 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, IOV2 inches;
width, 25 inches. Office, Peters Building.
Advertising rates, $1.50 an inch, with discount
or space.
AUGUSTA
CHRONICLE. — Every morning including
SUNDAY AND GEORGL\-CAROLINA AGRI-
CULTURIST AND WEEKLY CHRONICLE,
weeklj-. Democratic. Established 1785. Augusta
Chronicle Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
daily and Sunday, S6; guaranteed circulation, daily,
9,150; Sunday 10,115; 10, to 60 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2J^ inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, transient, daily, less than
3,000 lines, 3 cents; 3,000 lines, within one year,
2J cents; 5,000 lines, 2 cents a line. Classified,
7 cents a line with discount for time. Reading
notices, 20, 25 and 30 cents a line; telegraphic
readers, 30 cents a line. Weekly rates on application.
See advertisement on page 493.
HERALD. — Everv evening except Sunday.
SUNDAY MORNING, Established 1890. Herald
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily,
S5; Sunday, $1; sworn average circulation daily,
7.683*; Sunday, 8,386*; daily, 8 to 16 pages; Sunday,
24 to 36 pages, 7 columns, length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2;s inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 500 lines within one year, daily
or Sunday, 4 cents a line; 1,000 lines, 3}-7 cents; 2,000
lines, 3}i cents; 3, .500 lines, 3 cents, 5,0"00 lines, 2}4
cents; 7,000 lines or more, 2 cents a line. Position,
10 and 25 per cent extra. Reading 15 cents a line;
telegraphic readers, daily, 50 cents a line. Class-
ified, 1 cent a word (minimum charge, 25 cents).
See advertisement on page 564.
COLUMBUS
LEDGER. — Everv evening except Saturday
and Sunday, SUNDAY MORNING. Demo-
cratic. Established 1886. R. W. Page, publisher.
Subscription, daily, S5; Sunday, -SI; claimed average
circulation, daily, 7,000; .Sunday 8,000; 8 to 24 pages,
7 columns; length of columns 21 inches; width, 2J/^
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, plate matter, 1,000 inches on
I yearly orders, 20 cents an inch; 500 inches on six
J months orders, 25 cents; 250 inches, on three
months orders, 30 cents; 100 inches or less, 50
cents an inch. Classified, 1 cent a word (mini-
mum charge, 15 cents). Reading notices, 20
cents a line; first page, 50 cents.
See advertisement on page 524.
SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN RECORDER.—
Every Thursday. African Methodist. Established
1889, "Rev. G. W. Allen, D. D., editor and publisher.
Subscription, .SI; claimed circulation, 6,550; 4 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2}4
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
MACON
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 1884. Macon News
Printing Co., publishers. Subscription, $5;
sworn average circulation, 9,020*; 10 to 24 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width 2^6
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch; 250 inches,
40 cents an inch; 500 inches, 35 cents; classified, 1
cent a word (minimum charge, 15 cents). Reading
notices, pica, 40 cents a line; brevier, 20 cents a line.
Full position for display advertising, 25 per cent
additional to run of paper rate.
TELEGRAPH. — Every morning including
SUNDAY. Democratic. Established 1826.
Macon Telegraph Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, daily, and Sunday, by mail, $5;
by earner, $7; guaranteed circulation, daily and
Sunday, 11,000; daily 12 to 16 pages, (Sunday
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GEORGIA
40 to 60 pages), 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2J inches. Can use matrices
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 7 cents a line;
700 lines, within one year, 6 cents; 1,400 lines
5 cents; 2,800 lines, 4 cents; 4,200 lines, 3H cents;
5,600 lines, 3 cents; 7,000 lines or more, 2 3^
cents a line; full position, 25 per cent extra;
minimum space, 7 lines. Double column adver-
tisements must be at least one inch deep. Clas-
sified, 1 cent a word (minimum charge 25 cents).
Reading notices, 20 cents per count line, with
discount on 1,000 lines and over.
SAVANNAH
GAILLARD'S SOUTHERN MEDICINE.—
Monthly (loth). Medical. Established 1866.
Gaillard's Southern Medicine (Inc.), publishers.
Subscription, $2; claimed average circulation,
5,000; 40 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8i
inches; width, 2f inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates J page, one time, $8; i page,
S12; i page, S20; one page, $30. Discount on
continued insertions.
GEORGIA
NEWS.— Every morning including SUNDAY,
and WEEKLY NEWS, twice-a-week, Mondays
and Thursdays. Democratic. Established 1850.
Morning News Co., publishers. Subscription,
daily, S8; estimated circulation, daily, 12,000;
Sunday, 10,000; twice ^ week, SI; estimated
circulation, 9,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 21 inches; width, 2 J inches.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, 10 cents
per agate line. Discounts, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 and
70 per cent for 10, 20, 30, 50, 100 and 150 inser-
tions. Open sjiace within one year, (not less than
50 lines each insertion), 1,000 lines. 7 cents a line;
2,500 lines, 6 cents; 5,000 hues, 5 cents; 10,000
lines, 3 cents a line. Reading notices, (minimum
space. 7 lines) 20 cents per minion line; 30 inser-
tions, 15 cents; 100 insertions, 10 cents; tele-
graphic readers, $1 a line, marked "adv." ; Twice-
a-week, display, 5 cents per line. Discount
same as daily. Reading notices, 20 cents per
line. Special rates for educational, schools and
colleges.
PRESS. — Every evening, except Sunday. Es-
tablished 1892. Democratic. Pleasant A. Stovall,
publisher. Subscription, $5; sworn average circu-
lation for first six months in 1911, 9,890*; 12 to 20
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches; width.
2J^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 4 cents a line; 5,000
lines, 3 cents; 10,000 lines or more, 2 cents a line;
preferred position, 10 and 20 per cent extra.
Classified, 1 cent a word first insertion; J cent a
word each subsequent insertion (minimum 25
words). Reading notices, 10 cents a line, with
discount on 500 lines and over.
See advertisement on page 480.
THOMSON
JEFFERSONIAN (The).— Every Thursday,
Rural. Literary. Established 1906. Thos.
E. Watson, editor and publisher. Subscription.
SI; guaranteed average circulation 48,539*; 20 to 24
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13 inches; width,
23^ inches. Forms close Saturday preceding.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line. Classi-
fied. 2 cents a word.
See advertisement on page. 561.
WATSON'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Literary.
Established 1907. The Jeffersonian Publishing Co.,
publishers. Guaranteed circulation, 82,038*. Sub-
.scription, SI: 100 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 2 inches. Forms close 5th of pre-
ceding month.
Advertising rates, agate 14 lines, or more, 40
cents a line; one page, one time, ?75; ^ page 89.40;
}i and }-2 pages, pro rata to page rate. Classified,
40 cents a line (8 words).
See advertisement on page. 561.
UNION CITY
FARMERS' UNION NEWS.— Semi-Monthy.
Agricultural. Farmers' Union News Co., publishers.
Subscription, .SI'; claimed circulation, 30,000; 16 pages,
4 columns; length of columns, 14 inches; width. 2}^
inches. Close one week in advance.
Advertising rates, agate, $1.40 an inch. No
time or space discounts.
See advertisement on page 559.
IDAHO
BOISE
CAPITAL NEWS.— Every evening except
Sundav, and SUNDAY MORNING. Independent.
Established, 1901. Capital News Publishing Co.,
Ltd., publishers. Subscription S5; sworn average
circulation, 8,299; 8 to 36 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20 inches; width, 2H inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, 60 cents an inch; subsequent
insertions, 50 cents an inch; 100 inches within one
year 42 cents an inch; 200 inches, 41 cents; 300 inches,
40 cents; 400 inches, 39 cents; 500 inches, 38 cents;
1,000 inches or more, 35 cents an inch. Preferred
position, 25 per cent additional. Classified, 1 cent
a word (minimum charge 15 cents; . Reading notices,
minion, 20 cents a line first time; 10 cents each
subsequent insertion; telegraphic readers, 50 cents
a line.
! IDAHO STATESMAN.— Every morning in-
cluding SUNDAY. (Monday issue used as weekly).
Republican. Established 1864. Statesman Printing
Co., publishers. Sub.scription, 87; sworn average
circulation 8,564*; 8 to 34 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 21 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 4 cents a line; 1,000 lines,
33^2 cents; 5,000 lines, 3 cents; 10,000 lines, or more,
234 cents a line, preferred position, 10 and 25 per cent
extra. Reading notices, 10 cents per count line.
I Classified, 1 cent a word.
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IDAHO
CALDWELL
GEM STATE RURAL AND LIVE STOCK
JOURNAL.— Monthly. Agricultural. Live Stock.
Established 1895. Gem State Rural Publishing Co.,
Ltd., publishers. Subscription, SI; claimed average
circulation, 5,000; 40 pages and cover, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2}^ inches.
Advertising rates, 60 cents an inch (minimum
space). 26 inches, 50 cents an inch; 251 inches, 45 cents;
IDAHO
501 inches, 40 cents; 781 inches, 35 cents; 1,000 inches,
or more, 30 cents an inch. Classified, 2 cents a word.
WESTERN OUTLOOK.— Monthly. Mining.
Established 1908. Western Outlook Company, editors
and publishers. Subscription, 25 cents; estimated
circulation, 10,000; 4 pages, 15x22.
Advertising rates on application.
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AURORA
BEACON. — Every evening except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1846. Aurora Beacon
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $3;
sworn average circulation for first three months
in 1911, 11,356*; 12 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 20Ji inches; width, 2}4 inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, on contract, 28 cents an inch;
next reading, 29 cents; full position, 20 cents (mini-
mum space for position, 3 inches). Composition
5 cents an inch extra. Classified, 25 words or less,
25 cents additional words, 1 cent a word. Reading
notices, 10 cents per count line.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday. Re-
publican. Established 1874. Aurora Daily,
News Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; estimated
circulation, daily, 6,700; 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 2131 inches; width, 2'6 inches.
Advertising rates, plate matter, 14 cents an
inch per time; next readinp; matter, 15 cents; full
position, 16 cents an inch per time. Reading
notices, 10 cents a line. Classified, 25 words,
three days, 50 cents.
BLOOMINGTON
BULLETIN (The).— Every evening except
Saturday and Sunday. SUNDAY BULLETIN
Democratic. Established 1881. Braley &
O'Donnell, publishers. Subscription, $5; esti-
mated circulation, daily, and Sunday, 5,000; daily,
8 to 16 pages; Sunday, 16 to 24 pages, 7 and 8 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2J^ inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, electrotyped matter,
2^ cents a line; 1,400 lines within one year,
2 cents a line; 7,000 lines, IJo cents; 14,000
lines, li cents a line. Preferred positions, 15 and
20 per cent extra. Special rates for railroad
advertising. Classified, 1 cent a word, first in-
sertion; J cent, each subsequent consecutive in-
sertion. (Minimum, 15 words). Personals, and
medicine notices, 2 cents a word. Reading
notices, 20 and 25 cents a line, with discounts on
300 lines a.t)4 pyo;-. Telegraphic readers, 25 cents
a line.
FARMERS' VOICE AND RURAL OUT-
LOOK (The).— Semi-monthly, (1st and 15th).
Agricultural. Farm and Home. Established
1864. The Farmers' Voice Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; guaranteed
circulation, 70,000*; 24 to 40 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2}'8 inches.
Forms clcse 5th and 20th preceding month.
Advertising rates, 35 cents per agate line.
Preferred position 50 cents a line. Page rate,
30 cents a line; i page rate, 32 cents a line.
Minimum charge, $1.50. Classified, 5 cents a
word; 4 or more insertions, 4 cents a word.
ILLINOIS FREE MASON.— Monthly. Ma-
sonic. Established 1880. D. D. Darrah, pub-
lisher. Subscription, $1; estimated circulation,
5,000; 8 pages, 11x16.
Advertising rates on application.
PANTAGRAPH. — Every morning except Sun-
day. Republican. Established 1846. .The
Pantagraph (Inc.), publishers. Subscription,
$5.20; sworn average circulation for year 1910, 15,400*;
10 to 20 pages, 7 or 8 columns; length of columns,
21?i inches; width, 2J'8 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, 42
cents; one month, 35 cents; three months,
31 J cents; six months, 28 cents; one year,
24i cents. Special rates for e. o. d., etc.
Open space used within one year, less than
100 inches. 42 cents an inch; 100 inches, 35
cents; 200 inches, 31* cents; 500 inches, or
more, 28 cents an inch. Preferred position 15
and 25 per cent extra. Reading notices, 20 cents a
line, with discount on 300 lines and over. Class-
ified, 1 cent a word, first insertion; i cent each
subsequent consecutive insertion; one month,
without change, 10 cents a word.
SCHOOL AND HOME EDUCATION.—
Monthly (July and August omitted). Educa-
tional. Established 1880. The Public School
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.25;
claimed average circulation, 8,000; 64 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2J
inches. Forms close on 25th of preceding month.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, $3; three months, $8;
five months, $13; ten months (one year), $24; 2
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inches, one year, $40; one page, ten months (one
year), $200; position, i extra. Reading notices,
25 cents per nonpareil line.
CANTON
REGISTER. — Every evening except Sundav.
Republican. Established 1890. C. E. Snively, pub-
lisher. Subscription, $3.50; sworn average circula-
tion, for year 1910, 5,170*; 10 to Ifi pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 23^ inches.
Advertising rates on application.
CHAMPAIGN
NEWS. — Every morning and evening except
Sunday, SUNDAY MORNING. Independent
Republican. Established, Morning 1903; Evening,
1895. E. B. Chapin, editor and publisher. Sub-
scription, morning $3; evening, S5; estimated circula-
tion, 5,000; 12 to 16 pages, 18x22.
Advertising rates on application.
CHICAGO
ABENDPOST. — Every evenmg except' Sun-
day, and SONNTAGPOST, Sunday morning.
German. Established 1889. The Abendpost
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; claimed circu-
lation, daily, 47,950; (Sunday, 38,600); 8 to 16
pages (Sunday, 16 to 24 pages), 7 columns; length
of columns, 2134 inches; width, 2J-'8 inches. Can
use matrices. Office, Fifth Avenue, corner Monroe
Street
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 50 cents a line Lowest contract, dis-
play, 7i cents a line. Double column advertise-
ments must be not less than 50 lines deep. No
ads. on first page.
See advertisement on page 508.
ADVANCE.— Every Thursday. Congrega-
tional. Established 1867. Advance Publishing
Co., proprietors. Subscription, $2; claimed aver-
age circulation for year ending March 31, 1911,
16,212; 24 to 48 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, lli^ inches; width, 2f inches. Forms close
Monday noon preceding. Office 700 East 40th
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, per line, one insertion,
(less than 100 lines), 15 cents; six insertions, or 100
lines, 14 cents; thirteen insertions, or 250 lines,
13 cents; twenty-six insertions, or 500 lines, 12
cents: fifty-two insertions, or 1,000 lines, 11 cents.
Preferred position extra. Advertisements occupy-
ing less than 5 lines, charged one line extra.
AMERICAN. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 1900. Evening Amer-
ican Publishing Co., publishers. Frank P. Fuoss,
Business Manager. Subscription, 1 cent a copy;
guaranteed average circulation .355,000; 12 to 28
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2i inches. Can use matrices. Office,
214-216 Madison Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents a line; spec-
ial positions, 40 and 45 cents a line. Discount,
2J per cent on 52 insertions within one year, or
5,000 lines; 5 per cent on 78 times, or 10,000 lines;
7i per cent on 104 times, or 15.000 lines; 10 per
cent on 156 times or 2(),000 lines. Advertise-
ments must occupy 10 lines in space, single col-
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umn, run of paper; 42 lines, if in position to
carry above discounts. No classified rates.
Special and business notices, 45 cents a line
with discount. Reading notices, starred
or marked "advt."per line, agate type measure-
ment (except page 1) $1; first page, $3 a line;
double column ads. must not be less than 42 lines
deep; triple column ads., not less than 75 lines
deep.
AMERICAN BABY.— Monthly. For Mothers
and Fathers. Established 1910. The American
Baby Publishing Co., publishers. Standard Mag-
azine size. Forms close 20th preceding month.
Office, 23 South Clinton Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; one page,
$30; }i, M and J^ pages, pro rata.
AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL.— Monthly.
Bees. Established 1861. Geo. W. Y'ork & Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1. Claimed circula-
tion, 8,000; 32 pages, 3 columns; length of
columns, 9 5i inches; width, 2^8 inches. Forms
close 6th of current month. Office, 117 North Jef-
ferson Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; 3
times, 14 cents; 6 times, 12 cents; 9 times, 11
cents; one year, 10 cents a line. Reading no-
tices, 25 cents per count line, with discount same
as for display.
AMERICAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
NEWS. — See Cincinnati, O.
AMERICAN CARPENTER AND BUILD-
ER.— M o n t h 1 y. Trade. Established 1905.
American Carpenter and Builder Co., publishers.
Subscription, $2; guaranteed average circulation
30,958* net (35,034* gross) ; 120 to 160 pages, 2
columns: length of columns, 10 inches; width,
3 34 inches. Forms close 20th preceding month.
Can use matrices. Office, 178 Jackson Boule-
vard.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line; (minimum
space, one inch); 1^ page, one time, $16; 3'4 page, $30;
3^2 page, $55; one page, $100; discount on three months
or longer.
AMERICAN CO-OPERATIVE JOURNAL —
Monthly. Independent. Established 1905. Ameri-
can Co-operative Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; claimed circulation, 25,000; 32 to 100
pages and cover, 3 columns; length of columns, 10
inches; width, 23^ inches. Forms close 10th of current
month. Can use matrices. Office, 253-261 LaSalle
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; discount
on 3 or more insertions.
AMERICAN DENTAL JOURNAL.— Monthly.
Dental. Established 1902. The Ross Dental Mfg
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circula-
tion, 5,000; 128 pages, 1 column; length of column,
63 2 inches; width, 43 2 inches. Office, 177 North
State Street.
Advertising rates, J page, one time, $5; i page,
$6; i page, $10; one page, $18. Further rates
on application.
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AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL REVIEW.—
Monthly. Educational. Inter-Collegiate. Estab-
lished i879. American Educational Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1.50; claimed circulation, 32,000;
144 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8
inches; width, 2^^ inches. Forms close 20th
preceding month. Office, 315 Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, 86;
M page, $16; V2 page, $28; one page, $50.
AMERICAN FIELD.— Every Saturday. Sports-
manship. Established 1874. American Field Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Sub.scription, $4; claimed
average circulation exceeding 18,000; 32 pages, 4
columns; length of columns, 14 inches; width, 2)4
inches. Forms close Tuesday morning preceding.
Office, Masonic Temple.
Advertising rates, general display, $2.50 an
inch; one month, $1.75; three months, $1.62 six
months. $1.35; one year. $1.08 an inch oer time.
Classified, displayed, 1 inch, 1 time $2.50;
one month, $2; three months, $1.92; six months,
$1.54; one year, $1.15 an inch, per time. Classi-
fied, undisplayed, 3 cents a word first insertion;
each additional consecutive insertion, 2 cents a
word. Reading notices, $1 a line.
AMERICAN FOOD JOURNAL.— Monthly.
Pure Foods. Established 1906. H. B. Meyers
& Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; 32 pages,
9x11. Office, 160 Washington Street.
Advertising rates on application.
AMERICAN JEWELER.— Monthly. Trade.
Established 1882. Hazlitt & Walker, publishers.
Subscription, $1; claimed average circulation,
5,000; 56 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, lOJ
inches; width, 31 inches. Office, 373 Dearborn
Street.
Advertising rates, t'b page (1^x4 inches),
one time, $2; three months, $5.25; six months,
$10; one year, $20; i page, one time, $4; \ page,
$7; i page, $14; one page. $28.
ILLINOIS
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL
MEDICINE (The).— Monthly. Medical. Es-
tablished 1894. Clinic Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $2; sworn average circulation exceeding
30,000; 224 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8
inches; width, 2' 2 inches. Forms close 15th preced-
ing month. C'an use matrices. Office, Ravenswood
Station.
Advertising rates, one inch, dV page), one time, $15;
i page, one time, $20; } page, $30; i page, $50;
one page, $90. Discounts, 5, 10 and 15 per cent
on 3, 6 and 12 months respectively. Classified,
$2 for 25 words or less; additional words, 8 cents
each.
See advertisement on page 544.
AMERICAN POULTRY JOURNAL.--Month-
Iv. Poultry. Established 1874. American
Poultry Journal Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; guaranteed average circulation
exceeding 65,000*; 84 to 244 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2^4, inches.
Forms close 15th preceding month. Can use ma-
trices. Office, 358 Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents a line; by the
year, 23^ cents a line; 1680 lines or more, for 12
continuous insertions. 23 cents a line. Min-
imum space, 7 lines. Further rates on application.
AMERICAN SHEEP BREEDER AND
WOOL GROWER.— Monthly. Sheep and Wool
interests. Established 1883. American Sheep
Breeder Co., publishers. .Subscription, $1.
Refuses to quote circulation; 68 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 21 inches.
Office, 149 Michigan Street.
Advertising rates, 20 cents a line.
AMERICAN SUNDAY MAGAZINE.— See
New Y'ork City.
AMERICAN SWINEHERD.- M o n t h 1 y.
Swine Raising and Farming. Established 1885.
American Swineherd Publishing Co., publishers.
Sub.scription, 50 cents; estimated circulation, 50,-
000; 48 to 100 pages, 3 columns; length of columns
10 inches; width, 2's inches. Forms close first
of preceding month. Office, 443 South Dearborn
Street.
Advertising rates, 30 cents per agate line, each
insertion. Reading notices, 50 cents a line.
APPE.\L (The).— E very Saturday. Afro-
American. Established 1885. Cyrus Field
Adams,, publisher. Subscription, $2; estimated
circulation, 7.500; 4 to 8 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 21J inches; width, 2i inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 323-325 Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 25 cents a line. Minimum charge
$1. Further rates on application.
ARBEITER ZEITUNG.— Every evening ex-
cept Sunday, FACKEL, Sundays, and VOR-
BOTE. Wednesdays. German. Socialistic. Estab-
lished 1876. Chicago Arbeiter Zeitung Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, daily, .?3; Sunday,
$2; weekly, $2; estimated circulation, daily,
16,000; Sunday, 24.000; weekly, 5,000; daily, 4
pages; weekl.y, 8 pages; Sunday, 12 pages; length
of columns, 20i inches; width, 2i inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 400 North Clark Street.
Advertising rates, 10 cents a line, either edition.
Discounts from 10 per cent on 1,000 lines to 50
per cent on 10.000 lines. Classified, 1 cent a
word. Reading notices, 30 and 50 cents a line,
with discounts.
See advertisement on page 561.
ARKANSAW TRAVELER (The).— Monthly.
Semi-Humorous. Established 1880. Subscription,
50 cents; claimed circulation, 17,500; 16 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns, 12 inches: width, 2?4 inches.
Forms close 15th preceding month. Office, Monon
Block.
Advertising rates on application.
ASTER.— (See Greek Star, Chicago.)
BAKERS' JOURNAL AND DEUTSCHE
AMERIKANISCHE BACKER ZEITUNG.—
Every Saturday. English and German. Trade
and Labor. Established 1885. Bakers' Inter-
national Union, publishers. .Subscription, $1;
claimed average circulation, 25,000; 4 pages,
7 columns; width of columns 23^ inches. Can use
matrices. Office, Bush Temple.
Advertising rates on application.
NELSON CHBSMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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BANKER. — Every Saturday. Financial. Es-
tablished 1898. Harry Wilkinson, publisher.
Subscription, $5; claimed average circulation,
9,600; 48 pages or more, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 12 inches; width, IS ems. Can use mat-
rices. Forms close Wednesday preceding. Office,
Monadnock Building.
Advertising rates on application.
BANNER OF GOLD.— Bi-Monthly. Tem-
perance. Literary. Established 1892. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; claimed circulation, 43,183; 16
pages, 3 columns; leneth of columns, 13 J inches.
Office 79 West Monroe .Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; three
months, or 500 lines, 18 cents; six months, or
1,000 lines, 10 cents; nine months, or 1,500 lines,
14 cent's; one year, or 2,000 lines, 12 cents a line.
Minimum space, 5 lines.
BASEBALL JOURNAL.— Monthly. Sports. Es-
tablished 1907, Baseball Journal Co., publishers.
Subscription, 81; 64 pages 7x10. Office, 355 Dear-
born Street.
Advertising rates on application.
BENJAMIN & KENTNOR CO.
See advertisement on page 564.
BEOBACHTER AND POST.— Every Friday.
German. Independent." Established 1877. Beo-
bachter-Fost Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, SI. 50; estimated circulation, 12,500; 12
to IG pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 19 J
inches; width, 2J inches. Office, 130 Dearborn
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 2 cents a line, each
insertion. No time or space discounts.
BIBLICAL WORLD (The).— Monthly. Re-
ligious. Established 1882. The University of
Chicago Press, publishers. Subscription, S2;
estimated circulation, 7,500; 80 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2h inches.
Can use matrices. Forms close 15th preceding
month.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, 1 inch, one time,
S2.50; 2 inches, $4.50; i page, S8; i page, S14;
one page, S25. Discounts, 3 times, 10 per cent;
6 times, 20 per cent; one year, .33i per cent.
Also publishes The School Review, The Ele-
mentary School Teacher, The Botanical Gazette,
The Astrophyxical Journal, Journal of Geology,
Journal of Political Economy, American Journal
of Theology, American Journal of Semitic
Language and American Journal of Sociology.
Estimated combined circulation, 28,385.
BLACK DIAMOND.— Every Saturday. Of-
ficial organ of the Coal Industry. Established
1885. Subscription, S3; claimed circulation,
10,314; 52 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
12 inches; width, 2):^ inches. Office, Manhattan
Building.
Advertising rates, one inch, one month, $6.
three months, §17; six months, $32; one j-ear, SGO.
BLADET.— Every Tuesday. Swedish. Un-
denominational. Established 1877. Chicago
Bladet Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1.50; claimed circulation, exceeding 13,000; 8 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20}4 inches; width,
2K inches. Office, 210-20 Institute Place.
Advertising rates, 75 cents an inch.
. ILLINOIS
BLUE BOOK MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Short
stories and stage pictures. Established 1905.
The Story-Press Corporation, publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.50; 224 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 8 inches; width, 24 inches. Forms
close 12th of second preceding month. Office,
Heyworth Building.
Advertising rates, agate, SI a line; one page, per
time, $200; J^, J-i and 5-2 pages, pro rata. Minimum
space, 5 lines; facing contents $250. per page; 2d or
3d cover or facing same, $250; facing title page of Art
section, $250; facing last page of reading $300; back
cover page, $1,000; Classified, same as display, with
discount on 6 months or longer. No time discounts.
Combination rate including The Red Book Magazine,
and Green Book Album, furnished on application.
BREEDER'S GAZETTE.— Every Wednes-
day. Live Stock and Agricultural. Established
1881. Sanders Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.75; sworn average circulation for year
1910, 87,071*; 48 to 72 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 13 inches; width, 2) g inches. Forms close
Thursday preceding. Office, 542 South Dearborn
Street.
Advertising rates, general and commercial, agate,
50 cents a line each insertion. No discount for time
or space. Position, 20 per cent extra; special notices,
60 cents a line. Special rates for live stock advertising
BREEDER'S GUIDE.— Monthly. Live
Stock. Agricultural. Established 1907. E. C.
Babcock, publisher. Subscription, 50 cents;
estimated circulation, 10,000; 16 to 40 pages,
'3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width,
2i8 inches. Office, 474 East 55th Street.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch. Reading notices,
20 cents per agate line.
See advertisement on page 547.
BREWER AND MALTSTER.— Monthly
(15th). Established 1882. Eugene A. Sittig & Son,
publishers. Subscription, $5; estimated circula-
tion, 5.000; 200 pages. 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 11 inches; width, 3] s inches. Office, 163
West Washington Street.
Advertising rates, i page, one time, $10; i
page, $20; i page, $30; one page, $50; special
notices, $2 for each insertion of 70 lines or less;
further rates on application.
BRICK CLAY RECORD.— Monthly. Trade-
Established. 1894. Kenfield Leach Company-
publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circulation-
6,250; 110 pages, 9x12. Office, 45-47 Plymouth Court.
Advertising rates on application.
BUDD COMPANY (THE JOHN).— See adver-
tisement on pages 478, 479 and 480.
CANADIAN AMERICAN.— Every Saturday
Established 1883. George Sutherland, pub-
lisher. .Subscription, $2; estimated circulation,
13,525; 8 pages, 6 columns; length of columns,
19 ^^2 inches; width, 2Js inches. Forms close
Thursriays preceding. Can use matrices. Of-
fice, 358 Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line. Dis-
counts ranging from 10 per cent on 500 lines, to
30 per cent on 2,000 lines and upward. Special
position, 20 per cent extra. Reading notices,
25 cents per nonpareil line.
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ILLINOIS
CEMENT WORLD.— Monthly. Trade. Es-
tablished 1907. Cement World Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1 ; guaranteed circula-
tion exceeding 1.5,000; page, 9Jx6}; width of
columns, 3i inches. Office, 241 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, } s page, one time, $1.5; 3 months,
S12 per month; six months, $11; one year, $10 per
month; discount on }4 page, or more.
CHAMPION OF FAIR PLAY.— Every Satur-
dav. Anti-Prohibition. Established 1889 R.
J Halle publisher. Subscription, $2; claimed cir-
culation, 22, .500; 8 pages, 6 columns. Can use matrices.
Office, Schiller Theatre Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 cents a line, with
discount for 1,000 lines and over Reading
notices, 35 cents a line.
♦CHICAGO LEDGER.— Every Saturday. Lit-
erary and Family. Established 1872. W. D.
Boyce Co., publishers. Subscription, $1 ; 16
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 135g inches;
width, 23^^ inches. Can use matrices. Forms cIo.se
Tuesday of second week preceding. Office, 500
Dearborn Avenue.
Advertisements must include the SATURDAY
BLADE, and CHICAGO . LEDGER combined ;
average circulation exceeding 875.000 (see Satur-
day Blade) ; combination rate, $1.85 per agate
line.
CHILDRENS CHARITIES.— Monthly. Philan-
thropic. Established 1907. Children's Charities,
(Inc). publishers. .Sub.scription, 81; estimated circu-
lation 40,000; 32 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,*
7^2 inches; width, 2} 2 inches. Office, 23 South
Clinton Street. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
CHRISTIAN CENTURY.— Every Thursday.
Disciples of Christ. Established 1884. The New
Christian Century Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1.50; estimated circulation, 10,500; 24 to 32
pages, 3 columns; length of columns, llj inches;
width, 2f inches. Can use matrices. Forms
close Monday a. m. preceding. Office, 700 East
Fortieth Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line. Dis-
count, 6 times, or 100 lines, 10 per cent; 13
times, or 250 lines, 20 per cent: 26 times, or 500
lines, 30 per cent; 52 times, or 1000 lines, 40 per cent.
Minimum space, 5 lines; yi page, one time, $11.25; ^'2
page, $20; one page, $35.
CHRISTIAN SOCIALIST.— Semi-Monthly. So-
cialist. Established 1904. Co-operative Printing
Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; 8 pages,
11x15. Office, 5623 Dre.xel Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
CHRISTIAN WITNESS AND ADVOCATE
OF BIBLE HOLINESS.— Every Thursday.
Holiness. Established, 1871. Christian Witness
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated cir-
culation, 18,000; IC) pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 14 inches; width, 2\ inches. Office, 151
Washington Street.
Advertising rates, 15 cents per agate line. Dis-
count, three months, 10 per cent; six months,
20 per cent; nine months, 30 per cent; twelve
months, 40 per cent. Reading notices, 25 cents
per line.
*Proof of circulation
ILLINOIS
CHRISTIAN WORKER'S MAGAZINE (The)
—Monthly. Religious. Established 1896. The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago, publishers. Sub-
.scription, $1; claimed average circulation, 7,288;
72 pages, or more, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches. Forms elo.se 15th of month preceding date
of issue. Office, 826 La Salle Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; per inch,
$1.25; }4 page, one time, $5; 14 page, $8; one page, $15 ;
preferred positions, 15 and 25 per cent extra. Dis-
count, 10 and 15 per cent on 6 and 12 months respec-
tivelj'.
CITIZEN.— E very Saturday. Established
1882. Chicago Citizen Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $2; estimated circulation 33,000; 8 pages,
6 columns; length of columns, 19} 2 inches; width,
21/8 inches. Can use matrices. Office, 85 Dearborn
Street.
Advertising rates, 10 cents per agate line, with
discounts.
CIVIL SERVICE NEWS.— Every Saturdav.
Civil Service. Established 1908. Thomas E.
Bourke, publisher. Subscription, $1; 8 pages, 17x24.
Office, 160 Washington Street.
Advertising rates on application.
COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPHERS' JOUR-
NAL (The). — Monthly. Devoted to the interest
of employees in the Commercial Telegra))h service.
Established. 1903. Subscription, 81; estimated cir-
culation, 12,000; 32 to 64 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 2?8 inches. Forms
close 5th of each month preceding publication. Office,
324 Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; \ page, (4
inches) one time, $6; i page, $10; one page,
$18. Discount, 10, 15 and 33i per cent on
3, 6 and 12 months, respectively.
COMMERCIAL TIMES AND JOURNAL.—
Every Morning except Sunday. Commercial. Es-
tablished 1910. Commercial Times Co., publishers.
Subscription, $10; 12 pages, 17x24. Office, 10 Sher-
man Street.
Advertising rates on application.
COMMON SENSE MAGAZINE.— Monthly.
Literary. Established 1900. Subscription, $1.
Common Sense Publishing Co., publishers; 32
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8^ inches;
width, 3 inches. Can use matrices. Office,
40th Street and Jlichigan Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
CONTINENT.— Every Thursday. Presbyterian.
Established 1870. Everett Sisson, publisher.
Subscription. $2.50; estimated circulation, 27,500;
36 to 72 pages, 3 columns; length of columns. 11 -J
inches; width, 2J inches. Can use matrices.
Forms close one week in advance. Office,
328 Wabash Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
CO-OPERATIVE FARMER.— Semi -Monthly.
Agricultural. Established 1908. Equity Farm
Journal, publishers. Subscription, 81; claimed circu-
lation 41,961; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
on file at this Office.
NELSON CHESMAN &. CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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ILLINOIS
\3}4 inches. Forms close 10th and 25th of each
month preceeding date of issue. Office, 1612 Mil-
waukee Avenue, \Vicker Park Station.
Advertising rates, 1 to 6 insertions, agate, 15 cents
a line; 7 to 12 times or 500 lines, 14 cents; 13 times
or more, or 1,000 lines, 13 cents a line.
ILLINOIS
CORRECT ENGLISH.— HOW To Use It,—
Monthly. Educational. Correct English Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
claimed circulation 30,000; 10 pag-es, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 3 inches.
Forms close 20th preceding month. Office 5 North
Wabash .\venue.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; i
page, one time, $7.50; i page, S15; one page,
S30.
See advertisement on page 462.
COURRIER (Le) FRANCO-AMERICAN
(formerly Courrier Canadien). — Every Friday.
French. Independent Republican. Estab-
lished 1856. Louis J. Bachand-Vertefenille,
editor and publisher. Subscription, $1.50;
estimated circulation, 5,000; 4, 6 and 8 pages,
7 columns, length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2J
inches. Office, New Era Building.
Advertising rates, 35 cents an inch. Reading
notices, 10 cents a line. Discount, 10 per cent on
three months; 15 per cent on six months; 20 per cent
on one j'ear. (
DEACONESS ADVOCATE.— M o n t h 1 y.
Woman's Work. Established 1885. J. S. Meyer,
publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; estimated
circulation, 40,000; 16 pages, 3 columns; width,
of columns, 2J4 inches. Forms close 28th preceding
month.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line.
DEALERS BUILDING MATERIAL
RECORD.— Monthly. Trade. Established
1907 Dealers Record Co., publishers. Sub-
scription $1; claimed circulation, 7,126; 84 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 3J4
inches. Forms close 15th of current month. Office,
178 West Jackson Boulevard.
Advertising rates, S40 per page; }-i page, S12.
DEFENDER.— Every Saturday. Colored. Es-
tablished 1905. Chicago Defender Publishing and
Printing Co., publishers. Subscription, SI. 50; claimed
circulation, 25,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 20 inches; width, 2}/$ inches. Office, 3159
State Street.
Advertising rates on application.
DENNI H L.\S ATE L.— Every morning includ-
ing SUNDAY, and HLASATEL, Semi-weekly,
Tuesdays and Fridays. Bohemian. Independent.
Established 1891. Denni Hlasatel Printing and
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily,
$5.20; semi-weekly, $2; claimed circulation, dailv,
34,500; semi-weekly, 43,500; 8 to 20 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 21^ inches; width, 2 J
inches. Can use matrices. Office, 1545-1549 West
18th Street.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 4 cents a line.
Semi-weekly, 75 cents an inch.
DEUTSCHE WARTE.— Every Wednesday.
German. Indenendent. Established 1874.
Germania Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.50; guaranteed circulation, 22,000;
8 and 10 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21i inches; width, 2i inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 56 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, and Germania
Building, at Milwaukee, Wis.
Advertising rates, agate, 8 cents a line.
Reading notices, brevier, 50 cents a line.
No time or space discounts.
See advertisement on page 531.
DOMESTIC ENGINEERING.— Every Satur-
day. Trade. Established 1889. Domestic Engi-
neering Co., publishers. Subscription, $2 ; claimed
average circulation, 10,000; 96 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 9^ inches; width, 3M inches.
Office, 343 South Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates on application.
DRY GOODS REPORTER.— Every Satur-
day. Commercial. Established 1871. Dry
Goods Reporter Co., publishers. Subscriotion,
S3; claimed circulation, 9,000; 80 to 250 pages, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 11 inches; width, 3?^ inches.
Office, 215 South Market Street.
Advertising rates on application.
DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKI.— Every evening
except Sundav. Polish. Independent Demo-
cratic. Established 1890. Polish Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, §3; estimated circulation,
16,250; 8 and 12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20^^ inches; width, 2^4 inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 141-143 West Division Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line; standing
advertisements, 1 time a week, 4 cents a line, per
time; 2 to 6 times a week, 3 cents. Reading no-
tices, 20 cents per count line. Classified, 1 cent a
word.
DZIENNIK LUDOWY.— Every morning
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, BIZ BOZY Sun-
davs. Polish. Dailv Socialist; weekly Humoristic.
Established 1906. Polish Peoples' Publishing Co,.
pufjlishers. Subscription, daily, 83; sworn average
circulation, 9,000; weekly, $1; claimed circulation,
12,000; daily, 4 pages; weekly, 8 pages; daily, 7
columns; weekly, 4 columns; length of columns,
daily, 20 inches; weekly, 13 inches; width, 2H
inches.
Advertising rates on application.
DZIENNIK NARODOWY.— Every evening
except Sundav. Polish. Republican. Estab-
lished 1898. "Polish National Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, S3; sworn circulation,
15,600; 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2M inches. Office 1072 Milwaukee
Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 4 cents a line; one
inch, one month, $9; 2 inches, one month, $15;
3 inches, S20; three months, S6 an inch, per month;
six months, $5.50; one year $5; 3 t. a. w., one
vear, $3.75 an inch, per month; 2 t. a. w., $3.25;
1 t. a. w., $2.75. Reading notices, 25 cents a
line, with discount on 15 lines or more. Classified,
1 cent a word.
DZIENNIK ZWIAZKOWY.— Daily edition
of Weekly Zgoda. See Zgoda.
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ILLINOIS
EAGLE. — Every Saturday. Independent.
Established 1889. Henry F. Donovan, publisher.
Subscription, $2; estimated circulation, 42,400;
]2 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22
inches; width, 2| inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 172 Washington Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; 500
lines, 12 cents a line; 1,000 lines, 10 cents; one
inch, one year, $40.
EARTH (The).— Monthly. Agricultural and
Southwestern Land Interests. Established 1904.
A. T. & S. F. Railway Co.. publishers. Subscrip-
tion, 25 cents; claimed circulation, 35,000;
16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns 12^
inches; width, 2J inches. Office, 1118 Railway
Exchange.
Advertising rates, agate, 12 cents a line.
No discount for time or space.
EASTERN STAR RECORD.— Monthly
(15th). Fraternal (O. E. S.). Established
189.3. Eastern Star Record Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1; estimated circulation, 10,000; 20
pages, 3 columns; length of columns, Q'^ inches; width,
21/8 inches. Can use matrices. Office, Masonic
Temple.
Advertising rates on application.
ECHO.— M o n t h I y. Musical. Established
1884. The Echo Music Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; estimated circulation, 8,500; 32
pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches;
width, 2^8 inches. Forms close 25th preceding
month. (Dffice, 358 Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a Une.
ELECTRICAL REVIEW AND WESTERN
ELECTRICIAN.— Every Saturday. Electrical.
Established 1882. Electrical Review Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; estimated
circulation, 12,000; 96 to 180 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 11 inches; width, 2 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, Marquette IBuildiug.
Advertising rates, per page, $75; ^V. si i
and ^ pages pro rata, (minimum space, j*g
page.) Discount on 3 or more pages used within
one year. Rates for cover pages and preferred
position on application.
ELECTRIC CITY MAGAZINE.— Monthly.
Electrical. Established 1903 Electric City
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
estimated circulation, 50,000; 32 to 44 pages, 4
columns; length of columns, 103/2 inches; width,
IJ inches. Can use matrices. Forms close
10th preceding month. Office, 28 North Market
Street.
Advertising rates, x's page (minimum space),
one time, $12.50; Js page, .$20; M page, .$35;
]^ page, $60; one page, $100; back cover, $125;
K page, $75; H page, $40. Discounts 10 and
20 per cent on 6 and 12 months respectively.
See advertisement on page 539.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHER.—
Monthly, except July and August. Educational.
Established 1900. The University of Chicago
Press, publishers. Subscription, $1.50; esti-
mated circulation, 5,000; 47 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2h inches.
Advertising rates on application.
ILLINOIS
EMBALMERS MONTHLY.— Monthly. Under-
takers. Established 1891. Trade Periodical Com-
pany, publishers. Subscription, $1.50; estimated
circulation, 7,400; 24 pages. 9x12. Office, 353 Dear-
born Street.
Advertising rates on application.
ENGINEERING-CONTRACTING.— E very
Wednesday. Engineering. Established 1891.
Myron C. Clark Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription $2; estimated circulation, 9,000; 22
pages, 9.xl2. Office, 355 Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates on application.
EPWORTH HERALD.— Every Saturday.
Methodist Episcopal. Established 1890. Jen-
nings it Graham, publishers. Subscription, $1.25;
guaranteed circulation, 86,000; 32 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 8{g inches; width, 23g inches.
Forms close two weeks in advance. Can use mat-
rices. Office, 14 West Washington Street.
Advertising rates, 50 cents per agate line.
Reading notices, $1 a line. Position, 20 per
cent extra. Minimum space 5 lines. See N. W.
Christian Advocate for combination rate.
EVANGELISTEN.— Every Wednesday. Nor-
wegian Danish. Religious. Established 1890.
Evangelisten Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $1; 8 pages, 5 columns; length of columns, 153^
inches; width, 23-4 inches.
Advertising rates on application.
EVERYDAY LIFE.— Monthly. Literary
and family. Established 1905. Western Magazine
Co., (Inc). publishers. Subscription 25 cents; guaran-
teed circulation, 125,000; 45 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, I2J2 inches; width, 2fs inches.
Forms close 20th of preceding month. Can use
matrices. Office, Rand-McNally Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line. Dis-
count of 10, 15 and 25 per cent on i, J and full
pages, respectively.
EXAMINER. — Every morning including SUN-
DAY. Independent. Established 1900. A. M.
Lawrence, manager. Subscription, by mail $3;
per year; claimed circulation, daily, 212,784; Sunday,
5 cents a copy; by mail, $2.50; claimed circulation,
621,406; daily, 12 to 16 pages; Sunday, 64 to 84 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2's
inches. Can use matrices. Office, 146 Franklin
Street.
Advertising rates, daily, 10 lines or more, 30
cents per agate line; special positions, 5 and 10
cents a line extra. Sunday, 55 cents a line;
special positions, 5 and 10 cents a line extra.
Medical, daily, 40 cents; Sunday, 75 cents a line
(subject to regular contract discounts). Min-
imum space for position, 28 and 42 lines for next
reading and full position, respectively. Double
column advertisements must be at least 42 lines
deep. Publishers, daily, 25 cents a line; Sun-
day, 40 cents; educational and resorts, daily,
20 cents a line; Sunday, 30 cents; automobiles,
daily, 25 cents a line; Sunday, 40 cents a line with
discount on 2,500 lines or more. Classified, busi-
ness chances, book bargains, business personals,
dressmaking and millinery, schools, financial,
instruction, lost and found, partners wanted, per-
sonals, real estate, resorts and miscellaneous.
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daily, 15 cents a line; Sunday, 30 cents; hotels,
daily, 15 cents a line; Sunday, 30 cents. Open
space, display, 2,000 lines, daily, 2/2 cents; Sunday
50 cents; 5,000 lines, daily, 25 cents; Sunday,
48 cents; 10,000 lines, daily, 23 cents; Sunday,
40 cents; 20,000 lines, daily, 22 cents; Sunday,
42 cents a line; medical, 5,000 lines, daily, 35
cents; Sunday, 7134 cents; 10,000 lines, daily,
30 cents; Sunday, 67J^ cents; 20,000 lines, daily,
26 cents; Sunday, 60 cents a line. Time discounts
(not allowed if advantage is taken of space dis-
counts) 52 insertions, within one year, one each
week, daily, 25 cents; Sunday, 48 cents a line; 104
insertions two each week, daily, 23 cents; Sunday,
46 cents a line; 156 insertions, three each week,
daily, 22 cents; Sunday, 42 cents a line per time.
Reading notices, starred or marked "Adv." daily,
$1.25 a line; Sunday, $1.75 a line; first page, daily.
$3; Sunday, $5 a line; business notices, daily, 40
cents; Sunday, 60 cents a line
See advertisement on page 410.
EXTENSION MAGAZINE.— M o n t h 1 y
(20th). Official organ of the Catholic Church
Extension Society of the U, S. A. Established
1906. Subscription. $1; claimed average cir-
culation, 100,000; 32 to 48 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 11 Yi inches; width, ly^ inches.
Forms close 5th of preceding month. Office,
632 Sherman Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 14 lines or more,
50 cents a line; one page (480 lines), one time,
$240; 34 and Yz pages, pro rata; second and
third cover page, $280; back cover page, $360.
Discount, 5 and 10 per cent on 6 months and
one year respectively.
FACTORY. — Monthlv. Factory equipment.
Established 1907. A. W. Shaw, publisher. Sub.
scription, %1\ claimed circulation, exceeding 5,0 00
3 columns to page; length of columns, 10 inches; wid th
lYt, inche. Forms close 5th preceding month
Office, Wabash and Madison Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
FARM AND REAL ESTATE WORLD.—
Monthlv. Real Estate and Agricultural. Estab-
lished, 1906. Farm and Real Estate World Co.,
publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; 8 pages, 13x20.
Office, 3139 Lincoln Avenue.
Advertising rates on appplication.
FARMERS AND DROVERS JOURNAL
(The). — Every afternoon except Sunday. Agri-
cultural and live stock. Established 1873.
Drover's Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $4; claimed average circulation, 50,372; 6 and 8
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 213^2 inches;
width 23i inches. Can use matrices. Office, Union
Stock Yards.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; next read-
ing, 18 cents; full position, 20 cents a line; minimum
space for one position, 28 lines; two position, 42 lines.
Discount on 10 lines or more, 52 times within one year,
or 5,000 lines, 23^ per cent; 75 times or 10,000 lines,
5 per cent; 104 times, or 150,000 lines, 7' 2 per cent;
156 times, or 20,000 lines, 10 per cent; 312 times,
25 per cent. Reading notices, 40 cents per agate
line Medical advertising, 25 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 494.
ILLINOIS
FARMERS' RE VIE W.- -Every Saturday.
Agricultural. Established 1877. Subscription,
$1; guaranteed circulation, exceeding 60,000*; 24 to
40 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13 inches;
width, 13 ems. Forms close Monday preceding.
Office, 537 South Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 3 lines, or more, 30
cents per line; 3 months, or 500 lines, within one
year, 28 cents a line; 6 months, or 1,000 lines,
26 cents; one year, or 2,000 lines, 24 cents a line.
Reading notices, nonpareil, 75 cents, per count
line. For combination rate in connection with
Pittsburg, Pa., National Stockman and Farmer,
see latter paper
FARMER'S VOICE AND RURAL OUTLOOK.
— See Bloomington, 111.
FARM LIFE.— Monthly. Agricultural and
Family. Established 1901. Farm Life Publish-
ing Co., (Inc.) publishers. Subscription 25 cents;
guaranteed minimum circulation, 150,000,
32 to 64 pages, 3 columns; length of columns,
lOJ inches; width, 2^ inches. Can use matrices.
Forms close 15th preceding month. Office, 1322
Wabash Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate. 60 cents a line; one
page, one time, $225. Classified 30 cents a line.
No time discounts.
FARM INDEPENDENT NEWS.— Every Thurs-
day. Trade. Established 1882, Farmer's Indepen-
dent News Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; esti-
mated circulation, 8,000; 36 pages, 10x14. Office,
Masonic Temple.
Advertising rates on application.
FARM LOANS AND CITY BONDS.— Month-
ly. Real Estate securities. Farm Loans and
City Bonds Co., publishers. .Subscription, $1 ;
estimated circulation, 14,000; 64 pages, 9x12.
Office, 19 South La.Salle Street.
Advertising rates, $3 an inch; three months,
$8; six months, $15; one year, $25. Discount for
time and space on application. Classified under
state heading, 15 cents a line (7 words); less
than one inch, 25 cents a line. Reading notices,
50 cents a line.
FARM PRESS.— Monthly. Agricultural.
Established 1877. Farm Press Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, 25 cents; guaranteed
circulation, 228,719*; 24 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns; 1232 inches; width, 23^ inches. Forms
close 20th preceding month. Can use matrices.
Office, 141 West Ohio Street.
Advertising rates, agate, $1 a line each inser-
tion; per page (700 lines), $600. No medical
advertisements inserted.
See advertisement on colored insert.
FARM WORLD.— See Augusta, Me.
FINE ARTS JOURNAL.— Monthlv. Arts.
Educational. Established 1889. F. J. Camp-
bell, publisher. Subscription, $3; claimed aver-
age circulation, 35,000; 100 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 85-4 inches; width, 3 inches.
Forms close 15th preceding month. Office,
Herald Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents a line; one page,
$70; 3i and 3 i pages pro rata.
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FREIE PRESSE.— Every afternoon and
ABEND-PRESSE, evening, and WEEKLY
FREIE PRESSE, Tuesdays. German. Inde-
pendent. Established 1871. Illinois Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3.12; claimed
circulation, afternoon and evening, 42,750; week-
ly, 50 cents; estimated circulation, 25,000; S to 12
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22 inches;
width, 2i inches. Can use matrices. Office, 94-
100 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 15 cents per
line each insertion. Classified, (6 words to the
line) 10 cents a line. Reading matter, $1 per line.
Discounts, 5,000 lines, 5 per cent; 10,000 lines,
10 per cent; 20,000 hnes, 20 per cent; 50,000 lines,
35 per cent; 60,000 lines 40 per cent; 80,000
lines, 50 per cent. Weekly rates on application.
See advertisement on page 500.
GAZETA KATOLICKA.— E very Thursday.
Polish. Catholic. Established 1871. W. Smul-
ski Publishing Co. (Inc.), Dublishers. Subscrip-
tion, $2; estimated circulation, 5,000; 12 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
21/g inches. Office, 1145 Noble Street.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, 4 cents a line.
Business notices, per line, 8 cents. Editorial
notices, 15 cents a lino.
GAZETA POLSKA.— Every Thursday. Polish.
Independent Republican. Established 1873.
W. Dyniewicz Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $2; estimated circulation, 12,000; 12 and 16
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21}^ inches;
width, 2 34 inches. Office, 1113 Noble Street.
Advertising rates on application.
GOLFERS' MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Golf.
Established 1902. Crafts W. Higgiiis, publisher.
Subscription, $2; claimed average circulation,
40.000; 64 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 2i inches. Can use matrices.
Forms close 5th of current month. Office Mo-
nadnock Building.
Advertising rates, one page, one time, $00; J, J
and i pages, pro rata. Discount, 15 per cent on
12 insertions. Minimum space, J page.
GRAIN DEALERS JOURNAL. -S e m i -
Monthly (10th and 2.5th). Trade. Established
1898. Grain Dealers Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.50; sworn average circulation for year
ending March 25, 1911, 5,753*; 72 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 23^4 inches.
Forms close 5th and 20th of current month. Office,
315 South LaSalle Street.
Advertising rates, $2.50 an inch; 5 to 9 inches,
$2.25 per inch; 10 to 19 inches, $2; 20 to 30
inches, $1.75 an inch. Discount on 12 and 24
insertions.
ILLINOIS
GREEK STAR.— Every Friday. Greek. Re-
publican. Established 1904. Peter S. Lambross,
publisher. Subscription, $1; claimed circulation,
10,000; 12 to 20 pages, 6 columns; length of columns,
21 inches; width, 2,H inches. Office, 600 Blue Island
Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, over 1,000 lines, 6 cents a
line; over 5,000 lines, 5 cents; over 10,000 lines, 4 cents
a line; one month 90 cents an inch; three months,
75 cents; six months 60 cents; one year 50 cents an inch,
per time. Classified, 2 cents a word
GREEN BOOK ALBUM (The).— Monthly.
Established 1908. The Story-Press Corporation,
publishers. Subscription, $1.50; 224 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 8 inches: width, 2|
inches. Forms close 25th of second preceding
month. Office, Heyworth Building.
Advertising rates agate, 50 cents a line; per page
$100; }-^ i4 and H page pro rata; facing contents,
$125; 2d and 3d covers, or facing same, $125; facing
title page, first section, $125; facing last page of read-
ing 8150; back cover page $500. Classified .same
as display with discount on 6 months or longer.
GREGG WRITER.— Monthly. Stenographic.
Gregg Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1. Claimed circulation, 24,500; 72 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 7 j^^ inches; width,
2J^ inches.
Advertising rates ^2 inch (minimum space) one
time, $1.50; one inch, $3; H page, $10; Ja page, $19;
one page, $36.
GROCERS' CRITERION.— Every Mondav.
Trade. Established 1873. The Grocers' Cri-
terion Co., publishers. Subscription, $5; claimed
circulation, 8,000; 52 pages and cover, 4 col-
umns; length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2^
inches. Office, 22nd Street Bridge.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, $2.50;
2 times, $4.50; 3 times, $6.50; 4 times, $8; 13
times, $25; 26 times, $37.50; one year, $55. Re-
duced rate for larger space.
HARDWOOD RECORD.— Semi-Monthly .
Trade. Established 1895. Hardwood Company,
publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated circulation,
5,000; 60 pages, 9x12. Office, 355 Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, tb page (1^4x334), $7; }>i page,
$12.,50; 3-4' page $20; ^2 page, $35; one page (73-^x10),
$65. Further rates on application.
HEMLANDET.— Every Tuesday. Swedish.
Republican. Established 1854. Hemlandet Com-
pany, publishers. Subscription, $1.50; claimed
average circulation, 33,200; 12 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inclies; width, 23'8 inches.
Can use matrices. Forms close Saturday pre-
ceding. Office, 357 N. Clark Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 9 cents a line; 2,000
lines, 8 cents; 5,000 lines, 7 cents. .Medical
advertisements, 2,000 lines or more, 8 cents a
line. Classified, 6 cents a line. Reading notices,
25 cents per count line.
See advertisement on page 473.
HIGH SCHOOL LIFE.— Monthly. Educational.
Established 1900. Marcus Bernstein, publisher. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; claimed circulation, 5,700; 84 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 83 2 inches; width,
2?| inches. Office, 6 East Madison Street.
Advertising rates on application.
HOME LIFE.— Monthly. Family. Estab-
lished 1900. Balch Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, 25 cents; guaranteed average circu-
lation, 900,000*; 32 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns. 12>2 inches; width, 2?i inches. Forms close
18th preceding month. Office, 405 Dearborn Avenue.
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Advertising rates, agate, $3.70 a line each
insertion; }i page (175 lines), one time, S600; }o page,
81,100; one page, $1,944; 2nd or 3rd cover page in
blaclv, 81,944; in colors, $2,076; 4th cover page (2
colors), 82,200; 3 colors, $2,400. Reading notices,
$4 per agate line.
See advertisement on outside back cover.
HORSEMAN AND SPIRIT OF THE TIMPJS.
—Every Tuesday. Horse Interests. E s t a b-
lished 1831. Chicago Horseman Newspaper Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated circula-
tion, 10,000; 32 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 14 inches; width, 2}.i inches. Office 38 South
Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, $3 per inch; 2 inches, $2.75
per inch; 3 inches. $2.67; 4 inches, $2.50: 5 inches,
$2.34; 6 inches, $2.25; 7 inches, .$2.14; 8 inches,
$2.06; 9 inches, .$2; 10 inches, $1.93; 50 inches,
$1.13; 100 inches, 97 cents, 500 inches, 75 cents
1,000 inches, 65 cents an inch.
HORSE REVIEW (The).— Every Tuesday.
Sporting. Established 1889. John C. Bauer,
publisher. Subscription, $2; estimated circula-
tion, 20,000; 24 pages, 4 columns: length of col-
umns, 12i inches; width, 2i inches. Office,
Masonic Temple.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $3; one
month, $10; three months, $28.15; si.x months,
$50; one year, $81.25; 2 inches, one time, $5.75;
one month, $19.15; three months, $45; one year.
$120; one page, one time, $62.50.
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL.— See New York City.
HOUSEHOLD REALM.— Monthly. Family.
Established 1886. Household Realm Co.. pub-
lishers. Subscription, 50 cents; estimated circula-
tion, 35,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 13 inches; width. 2| inches. Can use ma-
trices. Forms close 20th of preceding month.
Office, 92-8 State Street
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line. Dis-
counts 5, 10 and 20 per cent on 3, 6, and 12
consecutive insertions, respectively. Reading
notices, 40 cents a line.
HRVATSKA ZASTAVA.— Every Thursday.
Croatian. Independent. Established 1893.
Croatian Newspaper Association, (Inc) publishers.
Subscription, $2; claimed circulation, 9,000; 8 pages,
18x24. Office, 1040 West 18th Street.
Advertising rates on application.
See advertisement on page 450.
ICE AND REFRIGERATION.— M o n t h 1 y.
Trade. Established 1891. Nickerson & Collins
Co., publishers. Subscription, in U. S. pos-
sessions, Mexico and Cuba, $2; all other countries,
$3; size of type page. 7Jsxll inches. Office,
431 South Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, tr page, one time, $7; li
page, $10; M page, $17..50; }i page, .$30; one
page, $50. Special notices, 50 cents a line.
Cla.ssified, $2 for 70 words, or loss; 25 cents for
each additional 14 words.
ICONOCLAST (Brann's).— Monthly. Free
Lance. Established 1890. Iconoclast Pub-
lishing Co., pubUshers. Subscription, $1; esti-
mated circulation, 15,000; 16 pages, 2 columns;
ILLINOIS
length of columns, 10 inches Forms close 15th
preceding month. Office, '^2122 North Lawndale
Avenue.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $3; i page,
per time, $8; J page. $15; i page, $30; one page.
ILLINOIS FARMER AND FARMER'S
CALL.— Semi-monthly (1st and 15th). Agri-
cultural. Established 1880. Illinois Farmer
Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed
average circulation, 67,633; 16 to 32 pages, 4
columns; length of columns, 12i inches; width,
2^ inches. Forms close 8th and 23rd preceding
date of issue.
Advertising rates, 22 cents per agate line; per page,
700 lines, $140. Preferred positions, 20 per cent
extra. Reading notices, double display rates. Min-
mum space, 5 lines. Classified, 3 cents a word.
ILLINOIS STAATS-ZEITUNG.—Everymorn-
ing except Sunday; WESTEN AND DAHEIM,
Sundays, and WEEKLY. Wednesdays. German.
Independent. Established 1870. Illinois Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, morning,
$5; estimated cireulatiou, 49,325; Sunday, $2; esti-
mated circulation, 72,000; :weekly, $2; estimated
circulation, 42,000; morning, 8 to 12 pages; Sun-
day, 32 pages; weekly, 12 pages, with agricultural
supplement of 4 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 22 inches; width, 2}^ inches. Can use
matrices. Office, N. W. corner Washington Street
and Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, morning, agate, 15 cents
per line; classified, 10 cents a line. Reading
notices, $1 per line. Sunday, 30 cents per line.
Reading matter notices, $1 per line each inser-
tion. Weekly, display, same rate as Sunday.
Discounts ranging from 5 per cent on 5,000 lines,
to 50 per cent on 80.000 lines.
See advertisement on page 500.
INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST REVIEW.-
Monthly. Socialist. Established 1900. Charles
H. Kerr & Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
guaranteed average circulation, for six months ending
May 1911, 36,750*; for May, 46,200*; 68 to 100 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width,
2f inches. Forms close 10th preceding
month. Office, 118 West Kinzie Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; per
page, $50; i and i page, pro rata; no discount
for time. No medical copy accepted.
INTER OCEAN. — Every morning, includina
SUNDAY, and WEEKLY INTER OCEAN
AND FARMER, Fridays. Daily, Repubhcan.
Weekly, Home and Agricultural. Established,
1878. Inter Ocean Newspaper Co., publishers.
Subscription, daily, U; claimed circulation, daily,
82,300; Sunday, .$2.50; claimed circulation, 119,-
200; weekly, $1; claimed circulation, 123,487; daily,
14 pages; Sunday 52 to 80 pages; weekly, 12 pages,
7 columns; length of column.s, 21^2 inches; width,
2tft inches. Can use matrices. Office, 106-1 10 Monroe
Street.
Advertising rates, daily, or .Sunday, agate, 30
cents a line. Open space, within one year, 500
lines, 28 cents a line; 1,000 lines, 27 cents; 2,500 lines,
25 cents; 5,000 lines, 20 cents; 10,000 lines, 18 cents
a line; full position, 25 per cent extra; double column
advertisements must be at least 50 lines deep. Rail-
road, automobiles and financial, 30 cents a line;
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2,500 lines, 25 cents; 5,000 lines, 20 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, Daily, Sunday or Weekly, first page,
$1.50 a line; other pages, SI a line. Classified, daily
or Sunday, 15 cents a line; personals and matrimonial
25 cents a line; special rate for schools, colleges and
resorts, 20 cents a line; 30 consecutive insertions;
daily, e. o. d., or 2 t. a. w., 15 cents per line per time;
publishers announcements, 20 cents a line (no dis-
counts). Weekly, display, 35 cents a line; full posi-
tion, 50 cents a line. Classified, 25 cents a line.
Reading notices, $1 and §1.50 a line. Minimum
space ior display, 5 lines.
IRRIG.\TION AGE (The).— Monthly. Irri-
gation. Drainage. Established 1S85. D. H.
Anderson, publisher. Subscription, $1; estimated cir-
culation, 33,000; 52 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 932 inches; width, 2li inches. Can use ma-
trices. Porms close 2nd of each month. Office,
30 North Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, S3.50 an inch. Discount, 5
per cent on three months; 10 per cent on six
months; 25 per cent on one year; one page, $72;
i4, M and H pages pro rata.
ISRAELITE.— -Every Saturday. Jewish.
Family. Established 1854. Leo Wise & Co.,
publishers. Subscription, S2.50; claimed average
circulation, 23,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 22 inches; width, 21^ inches. Can use ma-
trices. Office, 324 Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, 1,000 lines, 10 cents per agate
line. Reading notices, 25 cents a line.
ITALIA (L').— Every Saturday. Italian-
Republican. Established 1886. Oscar Durante,
editor; Hector Durante, manager. Subscription,
$2; estimated circulation, 30,900; 8 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns. 20 inches; width, 2i
inches. Office, 54 West Harrison Street.
Advertising rates, display, on yearly cpntract,
agate, 7 J cents a line each issue. Rates' for sin-
gle insertions and for short term contracts on
application.
JEWISH COURIER.— Every morning except
Saturday. Yiddish. Established 1SS7. M. Ph.
Ginzberg, publisher. Subscription, $3; estimated
circulation, 11,500; 6 to 12 pages, 6 columns;
length of columns, 19% inches; width, 2i's
inches. Office. 473 South Halsted Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 3 cents a line; next
reading, 4 cents a line; full position, 5 cents a line,
5,000 lines, within one year, 5 per cent discount;
10,000 lines, 10 per cent; 15,000 lines, 15 per
cent; 20,000 lines, 20 per cent; 25,000 lines, 25
per cent; 30,000 lines, 30 per cent; 40,000 lines,
36 per cent; 50,000 lines, 40 per cent, or 156 in-
sertions, within one year, 15 per cent; 312 inser-
tions, 25 per cent discount; Sunday, display, 4
cents a line; next reading, 5 cents; full position,
6 cents a line. Classified, 6, 8, 10 and 12 cents
a line. Minimum space for display, 5 lines.
JEWISH LABOR WORLD.— Everv Friday.
Yiddish. Labor. Established 1908. Jewish So-
cialist Publishing Asso iation, publishers. .Subscrip-
tion, ?1; estimated circulation 10,000; 8 pages, 18x24,
Office, 739 West Twelfth Street.
Advertising rates on application.
ILLINOIS
JEWISH STANDARD.— Every Saturday
Jewish (printed in both English and Yiddish)
Independent. Established 1907. Lester L
Bauer, publisher. Subscription, $5; estimated
circulation. 24,500; 8 pages, 5 columns; length
of columns, 18 inches; width, 2}s inches. Can
use matrices. OflSce, 59 S. Clark Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 9 cents a line; 1,000
lines within one year, 8 cents; 2,000 lines, 7
cents; 3,000 lines, 6 cents; 5,000 lines, 5 cents a
line. Reading notices, 20 cents per count line.
JOURNAL. — Every evening, except Sunday.
Independent Democratic. Established 1844.
John C. Eastman, publisher. Subscription,
daily, $3; guaranteed average circulation exceed-
ing 140,000; 14 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 21^2 inches; width, 2J^8 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 15-21 South Market Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line; next
reading, 35 cents; full position, 40 cents a line;
26 times, or 2,000 lines, within one year, 24 cents
a line; 52 times, or 5,000 lines, 22^^ cents; 10,000
lines, 21 cents; 104 times, or 15,000 lines, 20 cents;
156 times, or 25,000 lines, 18 cents; 312 times, or
40,000 lines, 1714 cents a line. Minimum space
5 lines. Special rate for 100,000 lines and oyer.
Reading notices, $1 a line: first page. $1.50 a line;
publishers, schools and colleges, hotels and resorts,
15 cents a line flat. Double column advertise-
ments must be at least 50 lines deep.
See advertisement on page 420.
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION.— Every Saturday. Medical. Es-
tablished 1883. American Medical Association,
publishers,. Subscription, $5; sworn average
circulation for year, 1910, 56,523*; 128 to 144 paacs,
2 and 3 columns; length of columns, 9^2 inches; width,
2li and 3J4 inches. Forms close ei^t days in ad-
vance. Office, 535 Dearborn Avenue.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, $5;
1/16 page, $8 ; H page, $15 ; H page, $28 ; ii page,
$50: one page, $84. Classified, $1.50 for 50
words, or less; 5 cents for each additional word.
Discount on three or more insertions of display.
KATHOLISCHES WOCHENBL.\TT.— Every
Wednesday. German. Catholic. Establish-
ed 1859. F. X. Brandecker, publisher. Sub-
scription, $2; claimed circulation, 5.300; 8 Tiages,
6 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
2i inches. Can use matrices. Office, 648
Sedgwick Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 4 cents a line; busi-
ness notices, 15 cents; classified advertisements,
75 cents per inch; 1 inch, one year, $20.
K.\TOLIK.— Every Tuesday and Friday-
Bohemian. Catholic. Established 1893. Subscrip-
tion, $2; sworn average circulation, 9,002*; 8 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21' 2 inches; width,
2H inches. Office, 1637 Allport Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 3 cents a line, withdis-
' counts from 10 to 00 per cent on time, ranging
from two weeks to one year.
LEDGER.— See Chicago Ledger.
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LIETUVA. — Every Friday. Lithuanian. In-
dependent Established 1893. Anton Olszewski,
publisher. Subscription, $2; claimed circulation,
11,000, 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns 22
inches; -nidth, 2li inches. Office, 3246-3252 South
Halsted Street.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, 6 cents a line;
500 lines, 5i cents; over 1,000 lines, 5 cents a
line. Reading notices, nonpareil, 9 cents a
line; brevier, 12 cents; long primer, 15 cents;
pica, 18 cents a line.
LIVE STOCK JOURNAL.— Every Thursday.
Live Stock. Established 1868. T. Butter-
worth, editor and publisher. Subscription, SI; es-
timated circulation, 26,000; 16 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 13 inches; width, 2}'i inches.
Office, 5516 Lake Avenue. Also dated at Quincy,
Ill-
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line.
LIVE STOCK REPORT.— E very Friday.
Live Stock and Agricultural. Established 1891.
Clay, Robinson & Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, 50 cents; claimed circulation, 35,000;
12 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 12
inches; width, 2J inches. Office, Union Stock
Yards.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line.
LIVE STOCK WORLD.— Every day except
Sunday. Live Stock and Agricultural. Established
1901. A. C. Halliwell, manager. Subscription, 83;
estimated circulation, daily, 20,000; 4 to 8 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21 i inches; width,
2J inches. Can use matrices. Office, Union
Stock Yards.
Advertising rates, agate, 1,000 lines, or less,
6 cents a line; 2,000 lines on contract 5 cents a line;
5,000 lines 4 cents a line. Reading notices, 25 cents
per count line. Classified, 5 cents a line (minimum
3 lines).
LIVING CHURCH.— Every Saturday. Epis-
copal. Established 1878. Young Churchman
Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated
circulation, 17,000; 32 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, Hi inches; width, 21 inches. Forms
close Monday preceding. Office, 19 South LaSalle
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line each
insertion; 1,000 lines, or 26 times, 15 cents a line;
2,000 lines, or 52 times, 12J cents a line. Special
rate for publishers and schools. Also dated at
Milwaukee, Wis.
ILLINOIS
length of columns, 14 inches; width, 214 inches.
Can use matrices. Office 431 South Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates on application.
MAIL ORDER JOURNAL.— Monthly. Trade
advertising. Established 1897. Mail Order
Journal Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; sworn
average circulation 12,375*; 48 to 80 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 6J^ inches. Office, Schiller
Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; J
paee, one time, $10; i page, S18; one page, $35.
Classified, 2 cents a word. Special rate for pub-
lishers and advertising agents cards.
MASONIC CHRONICLER.— Weekly.
Masonic. Established 1898. The Masonic Chron-
icler Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1. Claimed circulation, 12,400; 16 pages, 4 columns;
MASONIC VOICE REVIEW.— M o n t h 1 y.
Masonic. Established 1845. Wm. H. Gray,
publisher. Subscription, $1.50; estimated cir-
culation, 14,000; 32 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 7 3-^ inches; width, 2 J4 inches. Forms
close 15th preceding month. Office, 265 La
Salle Street.
Advertising rates, $2.25 an inch; 2 inches, $4;
i page, one time, $7.50; i page, $14; one page.
$25. Reading notices, brevier, 25 cents a line,
MEDICAL RECORDER. — Month-
ly (15th) Medical. Established 1890. Medical
Recorder Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1; claimed average circulation, 7,700; 144 pages,
1 column; length of column, 8 inches; width, 5 inches.
Forms close 5th preceding month. Can use ma-
trices. Office, Pullman Building.
Advertising rates $25 a page; }-i page, 815; J4 page,
$10; J 8 page (minimum space), S5.
MEDICAL STANDARD.— Monthly. Medical.
Established 1887. G. P. Engelhard & Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $1.25; claimed circula-
tion, 9,871; 100 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 9 inches; width. 3 inches. Can use ma-
trices. Office, 537 South Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $4; three
months, $10; six months, $18; one year. $30;
3s page, one time, $8; M page, $14; }^2 page,
$25; one page, $40.
MERCHANTS RECORD AND SHOW WIN-
DOW. — Monthly. Advertising. Established
1897. The Merchants Record Co., publishers.
Subscription, $2; claimed average circulation
for year 1910, 9,200; 80 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 10 inches; width, 35 inches. Forms
close 20th preceding month. Office, 315 Dear-
born Street.
Advertising rates, yV page, one time, $7; i
page, $10; i page, $17.50; ^ page, $30; one page
$50. Discount on three months or longer.
MILLINER.— M o n t h 1 y. Trade. The
Milliner Co.. publishers. Subscription, $2;
claimed average circulation exceeding 8,000; 2 col-
umns to page; length of column, lOM inches; width,
3^4 inches. Office, corner Quincy and Market
Streets.
Advertising rates on application.
MINING WORLD.— Every Saturday. Min-
ing and Engineering. Established 1894. Min-
ing World Co., publishers. Subscription, $3;
estimated circualtion, 12,000; 124 pages, 9x12. Office,
Monadnock Building.
Advertising rates on application.
MISSION STUDIES.— Monthly. Missions.
Established 1883. Woman's Board of Missions
of the Interior, Dublishers. Subscription, 50
cents; estimated circulation. 5,000; 32 pages 7x10.
Office, 40 Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $1; three
months or longer, 75 cents an inch per time.
One page, one time, $10; outside page, $18.
Further rates on application.
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MISSIONS WANNEN.— Every Tuesday.
Swedish. Undenominational. Established 1874. {
Mission Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $1.50; estimated circulation, 19,000; 8
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 J inches;
width, 2 J inches. Office, 144 Oak Street.
Advertising rates on application.
MODERN GROCER (The).— Every Saturday.
Trade. Established 1897. The Modern Grocer Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; claimed
average circulation, 7,000; 32 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2}>i inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 191 Market Street.
Advertising rates, §2 an inch: i page, one
time, $10; i page, $15; i page $25.00; one page
S40. Discount, on 3 months and longer.
MORRISON'S CHICAGO WEEKLY.— Every
Thursday. Non-Political. Established, 1910.
Clyde A. Morrison, publisher. Subscription, S2.50;
claimed circulation, 40,000 (all in Chicago);
40 to 44 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 11'^
inches; width, 2^ inches. Office, First National
Bank Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 25-cent3 a line; 3 months,
23 cents; 26 weeks 20 cents; one year, 18 cents a line.
Discount on space.
MODERN MACHINERY.— Monthly. Mechan-
ical. Established 1896. Crandall Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, SI; estimated circulation,
11,000; 70 pages, 9x12.
Advertising rates on application.
MONTHLY MAGAZINE SECTION AND
FAMILY MAGAZINE SECTION.— of Chicago
Tribune, Philadelphia North American, Pittsburgh
Dispatch, Cincinnati Enquirer, St, Louis Globe-
Democrat, Washington Post, San Francisco Call, and
Boston Globe. Abbott & Briggs, (Inc), publishers.
Guaranteed circulation, each section, 1,500,000; 28 to
56 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 1231 inches;
width, 2J4 inches. Forms close for Monthly Mag-
azine first of month preceeding date of issue; for
Family Magazine section, 15th of month preceding
date of issue.
Advertising rates, agate S5 a line, each magazine;
both magazines consecutively, S9 a line (does not
apply to back cover).
See advertisement on colored insert.
MOTOGRAPHY.— Monthly. Non-Political. Es-
tablished 1909. Electricity Magazine Corporation,
publishers. Subscription, SI. .50; claimed circulation,
6,000; 64 pages and cover, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 9% inches; width, 3}4 inches. Can use ma-
trices.
Advertising rates, ^V page (minimum space), S7;
14 page, Sll; U page, S20; },i page, S35; one page, S60;
back cover, S75. Classified, 5 cents a word (minimum
charge, SI).
MOTOR AGE (The).— Every Thursday, The
Class Journal Co., publishers. Subscription,
$3; estimated circulation, 18,000; 120 to 300 pages,
3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width,
2| inches. Office, 1200 Michigan Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
MUSICAL LEADER.— Every Thursday.
Musical and Literary. Established 1895.
Musical Leader Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $2.50; claimed circulation exceeding
10,000; 28 to 42 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 13^2 inches; width, 14 ems pica. Office,
McCormick Building.
Advertising rates, S5 an inch; one month, S18;
three months, $42; six months, $72; one j'ear, $120.
Further rates on application.
NAROD POLSKI.— Every Wednesday. Of-
ficial organ of the Polish Roman Catholic Union.
Polish. Democratic. Established 1897. The
Polish Publishing Co., publishers. Claimed cir-
culation, 32,000; 8 pages, 15x22. Office, 1455-57
West Division Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line; one
month or longer, 4 cents a line, per time; for 3
months or longer, 3 cents a line. Reading notices,
25 cents per count line. Classified, 3 cents a word.
N. A. R. D. NOTES.— Every Thursday. Trade
and Professional. Established 1902. National As-
sociation of Retail Druggists, publishers. Subscrip-
tion, S2; estimated circulation, 20,000; 64 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 8ji inches; width, 17
ems. Office, 79 Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates on application.
NATIONAL BUILDER.— Monthly (lOth).
.Architecture and Building. Established 1885.
Porter, Hodgson Co., publishers. Subscription, S2;
sworn average circulation, for j'ear ending February,
1911, 29,000*; 84 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
12 inches; width, of page, i}^ inches. Forms close
25th of preceding month. Office, 542 Dearborn
Street.
Advertising rates, j'g page, one month, S15; ^g
page, S27.50; }i page, 850; J^2 page, $80; one page,
$1.40. Discount on 2 months or longer.
NATIONAL ENGINEER.— Monthly. Engi-
neering. Established 1887. Subscription, $1;
estimated circulation, 22,000; 120 to 144 pages, 3
columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width,
2?4 inches. Office, 323-325 Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, tb page, one time, $15;
i page, $22.50; i page, S37.50; i page, $60;
one page, $100.
NATIONAL FOOD MAGAZINE.— Monthly.
Culinary and Home Entertainment. Established
1890. The Pierce Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, SI; estimated circulation, 44,000; 108 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2' 2
inches. Forms close 5 weeks in advance. Office,
Herald Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line each
insertion; one page, $100; i and i pages, pro rata.
Reading notices, $1.50 per line each insertion.
Preferred position, 15 per cent extra.
NATIONAL HARNESS REVIEW.— Monthly.
Trade. Established 1879. JeTer.son Jackson,
publisher. Subscription, SI; claimed circulation,
6,000; 58 to 122 pages; length of columns, lOH inches;
width, 2\4 inches. Forms close 10th preceding
month. Office, 542 South Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates on application.
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NATIONAL HUMANE JOURNAL. Month-
ly. Humane. Established 1870. Humane
Journal Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, .SI. 00; claimed circulation, 9,210; 16 pages,
3 columns; length of columns, 7 inches; width,
23 2 inches. Can use matrices. Office, 125 West
Van Buren Street.
Advertising rates, $2.00 an inch first in.sertion ;
SI. 00 each subsequent insertion.
NATIONAL JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.—
Monthly. Jewelry. Established 1905. G. P. Engel-
hard & Co., publishers Subscription, 31; estimated
circulation, 9,600; 100 to 150 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns 10 inches; width, 3' 2 inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 537 South Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, $4 an inch (minimum space).
Further rates on application.
NATIONAL L.\UNDRY JOURNAL.— Semi-
Monthly. Trade. Established 1878. Dowst
Bros. Co., publishers. Subscription, S2; claimed
circulation, 6,000; 100 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 11 inches; M'idth, 4 inches. Forms
close 5th and 20th of each month. Office, 118-124
Ann Street.
Advertising rates on application.
NATIONAL PROHIBITIONIST.— Every
Thursday. Prohibition. Established 1907.
Home Defender Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, §1.00; sworn average circulation, for ten
months ending February 28, 1911, 39,410*; 16 pages,
10x13. Office, 87 Washington Street.
Advertising rates on application.
NATIONAL YOUTH.— Monthly (15th). Boys
and Young Men. Independent. Established 1909.
Watkins & Steele Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, 81; guaranteed average circulation, 52,637*;
148 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 258 inches. Can use matrices. Office Kedzie
Building.
Advertising rates, agate 25 cents a line; one page,
850; M and }/2 pages pro rata; minimum space, 7 lines.
Classified, 2 cents a word.
NEW MAGAZINE.— Monthlv. Literarv. Es-
tablished 1905. LaSalle Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, 81.50; 192 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 8 inches; width, 2^/^ inches. Office, 277-79
Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates on application.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1876. Victor F. I>aw-
son, publisher. Subscription, S4; sworn aver-
age circulation for year 1910, 325,028*; 18 to 28 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 211,2 inches; width,
234 inches. Can u.se matrices. Office, 123 Fifth
Avenue.
ILLINOIS
NATIONAL LAND AND IRRIGATION
JOURNAL.— Monthly. Irrigation. Established
1909. National Irrigation Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, 81; claimed average circula-
tion exceeding 10,000; 56 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns 11 inches; width, 16 ems. Forms close
20th' preceding month. Can use matrices. Office,
30 South Market Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 13 cents a line; outside
back cover (one color), 18 cents a line. Classified
10 lines, or more 11 cents a line.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line; one time
a week three months, e. o. d. for one month, or
2, .500 lines, 39 cents a line; daily, one month, 2 times
a week, 3 months, one time a week, 6 months, or
5,000 lines, 38 cents; e. o. d. three months; 2 t. a. w,
six months, 1 t. a. w. for one year, or 10,000 lines,
37 cents a line; daily, three months, e. o. d. six
months; 2 t. a. w. for one year, or 15,000 lines, 36 cents
a, line; daily, six months, e. o. d for one year, or 20,000
lines, 35 cents a line; daily, one year, or 25,000 lines,
34 cents a line. Special notices, 40 cents a line; busi-
ness mention 50 cents; business topics, 80 cents.
Reading notices, •?2 a line. Classified, 20 cents a
line. Cuts must be on flat metal ba.se. Double
column advertisements must be at least, 50 lines
deep.
NEW WORLD.— Every Saturday. Catholic.
Established 1892. The Catholic Press Co.,
publishers. Subscription, i2; estimated circu-
lation, 24,750; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21i inches; width, 2\ inches. Forms
close one week in advance. Can use matrices.
Office, 543 Wabash Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 12 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, with "adv.," 40 cents per agate line.
NORTHWESTERN CHRISTIAN A D V O -
CATE.— Every Wednesday. Methodist Episco-
pal. Established 1852. Jennings & Graham,
publishers. Subscription, $2; guaranteed circula-
tion, 21,000; 32 pages, 3 columns; length of
columns, llj inches; width, 2f inches. Can
use matrices. Forms close one week in ad-
vance. Office 14 West Washington Steret.
Advertising rates, agate, 12 cents per line.
Reading notices, 24 cents a line. Special posi-
tions, 20 per cent extra. Minimum space, 5
lines. Combination rate including Pittsburgh
Christian Advocate, Cincinnati Western Chris-
tian Advocate, Chicago Northwestern Advo-
cate, Kansas City Central Christian Advocate,
Portland Pacific Christian Advocate, San Francisco,
Califom'a, Christian Advocate, and Chicago Epwcrth
Herald, 95 cents a line; only one key number allowed .
NOVELTY NEWS (The).— Monthly. Adver-
tising specialties. Established 1905. Henry
S. Bunting, publisher. Subscription, 82; claimed
average circulation 10,000; 120 pages, 3 columns,
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2% inches;
Can use matrices. Office, 215 South Market Street.
Advertising rates, S3 an inch, with discount for
time.
N YA WECKO-POSTEN.— Every Tuesday.
Swedish. Baptist. Established 1878 E. Win-
gren, publisher. Subscription, 81.50; claimed aver-
age circulation, 12,703; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21 inches; width, 218 inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 1142 Wells Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 5j cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 7 cents per agate line. Investment
ads. G cents a line.
OFFICE APPLIANCES.— Monthly. Trade.
Office Equipment. Established 1904. Office
Appliance Co., publishers. Subscription, $1..'J0;
claimed circulation, 7,500; 144 pages, 3 col-
umns; width of columns. 2\ inches. Can use
matrices. Office, Plymouth Building.
Advertising rates on application.
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OFFICE OUTFITTER (The).— Monthly. Office
equipment. Established 1907. The Office Fitter,
publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed average cir-
culation, 5,050; 80 pages and cover, 3 columns; length
of columns, 10 inches; width, 16 picas. Office, 1201
Michigan Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
OGNIWO.— Monthly. Polish. Literary and
Family. Established 1909. Helen Stas, editor
and publisher. Subscription, 75 cents; estimated
circulation, 8,600; 28 to 32 pages, 9x12. Office, 827
Milwaukee Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
OPPORTUNITIES OF TO DAY.— Monthly. De-
velopment. Established 1906. Opportunities of To
Day Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $3;
62 pages, 10x14. Office, Majestic Building.
Advertising rates on application.
OPPORTUNITY.— Monthly. Industrial and
development. Established 1909. The John Magee
Company publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; guar-
anteed circulation exceeding, 200,000'; 4 columns
to page; length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2J4'
inches. Forms close 10th preceding month. Office,
Ravenwood Station.
Advertisng rates, agate, $1 a line; per page, at
rate of 85 cents a line; no other time or space discount.
Classified, 75 cents a line, with 10 per cent on time
order.
See advertisement on page 464.
ORANGE JUDD FARMER.— W p s t e r n
Edition of the ORANGE JUDD WEEKLIES,
New York. Every Saturday. Agricultural.
Established 1888. Orange Judd Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1; sworn average circulation for vear
1910, 131,266*; 16 to 48 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 13,^4 inches; cover pages, 14 inches in length;
width, 2J/6 inches. Forms close Tuesday preceding
week. Office, Peoples' Gas Building.
Advertising rates, per agate line, 60 cents
each insertion. Preferred position 15 and 25 per
cent extra. Reading matter type, full position,
display column, 50 per cent additional. Read-
ing notices, minion, under head of "Business
notices," or at end of columns of reading with
"adv." affixed, $1 per count line. Cla.ssified, 4 cents
a word. For combination rate with American
Agriculturist New England Homestead and North-
west Farmstead, see American Agriculturist, New
York City.
PACKER (The).— See Kansas City, Mo.
PAYNE & YOUNG,
pages 516 and 558.
See advertisement on
POPULAR ELECTRICITY.— Monthly. Es-
tablished 1908. Popular Electricity Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1. Claimed
circulation, 85,000; 2 columns to page; length
of coluiims, 8 inches; width, 2^4 inches. Forms
close first of preceding month. Office, 54 West
Lake Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line;
one page (224 linos), one time, $100; H and }4
pages, pro r;ita. Discount, 20 per cent on 12
consecutive insertions. Classified, 5 cents a
word.
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POPULAR MECHANICS.— M o n t h 1 y. Me-
chanical. Established 1902. Popular Mechanics
Co., publishers. Subscription SI. 50; guaranteed
circulation, exceeding 260,000*; 260 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width^ 2^8 inches. Forms
close fifth of preceding month. Office, 318 W. Wash-
ington Street.
Advertising rates, agate, $2 a line; three
months, $1.75; six months, $1.60; one year,
$1.45 a line, per time; one inch, one time, $25;
H page, $85; H page, $155; one page, $300.
Classified, 10 cents a word.
POST. — Every evening except Sunday. Indepen-
dent. Established 1890. J. C. Schaffer, publisher.
Subscription, 1 cent a copy; claimed circulation,
62,000; 10 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21^^ inches; width, 2}4 inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 167 Washington Street.
Advertising rates, 5 lines or more, agate, 30 cents
a line; 2,500 lines, within one vear, 25 cents; 4,000
lines, 20 cents; 5,000 lines, IS cents; 7,500 lines, 15
cents; 10,000 lines, or more 12 cents a line. Con-
secutive insertions, 26 times, 25 cents a line, per
time; 52 times, 20 cents; 104 times, 18 cents; 156
times, 15 cents; 312 times, 12 cents a line per time.
Special rate for financial advertising. Preferred
position, 15 and 25 per cent extra. Double column
advertisements must not be less than 50 lines deep.
Classified, 10 cents a line, with discounts on 100
lines and over. Reading notices, $1 per count line;
publishers announcements, 17 cents a line; telegraphic
readers, 81 per count line. Schools, colleges, hotels
and resorts, displayed, under proper classification, 12
cents a line; 24 insertions, 2 or more times a week
$2.40 a line.
POSTEN.— Every Thursday. Danish. Inde-
pendent. Established 1881. C. Rasmussen
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.50 ;
estimated circulation, 5,000; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 ^ inches; width, 2^ inches.
Office, 161-163 Randolph Street.
Advertising rates, per inch, 25 cents per time.
POULTRY FANCIER.— Monthly. Poultry
Established 1897. Poultry Fancier Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, 25 cents; guar-
anteed average circulation for year 1911, 20,-
000*; 32 to 80 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 10 inches; width, 2^s inches. Forms
close 8th of each month. Can use matrices.
Office, 357 Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 12 cents a line; yearly
rates, 10 cents a line.
POWER WAGON (The).— Monthly. Com-
mercial. Motor Vehicles. Established 1906.
Power Wagon Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scriotion, $2; claimed average circulation,
8,000; 80 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
10 V^ inches; width, 3}^ inches. Office, Mc-
Cormick Building.
Advertising rates, i page, one time, $20.50;
i page, $36; one page, $60; 2 pages, $100. Dis-
count on yearly contracts.
PRACTICAL ENGINEER.— Monthly. Me-
chanical. Established 1896. Technical Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. .Subscription, $1; sworn
gross circulation, 22,500*; (sworn net circulation,
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20,619*); 164 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
lO'i inches; width, 3-^8 inches. Forms close 15th
preceding month. Office, 537 South Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates 's page, one time, $19.25; % page,
$31.25; 32 page, $54 one page, $92.
PRAIRIE FARMER.— Semi-monthly. (1st
and 15th). Agricultural. Established 1841.
B. D. Butler, PubHsher. Subscription, .50 cents;
guaranteed average circulation, 85,000; 24 to 48 pages,
4 columns; length of columns, 13^2 inches; width,
2J4 inches. Forms close 5th and 20th preceding
date of issue. Office, 223 West Jack.son Bouleward.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents a line:
Minimum space 7 lines. Preferred position, 20
per cent extra. Reading notices, 80 cents per
count line. Classified, 4 cents a word (no di.splay).
School advertising, 30 cents a line, flat.
See advertisement on page 442.
PROGRESSIVE THINICER.— Every Satur-
day. Spiritualistic. Established 1889. Mrs. J.
R. Francis, publisher. Subscription, $1; 8 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 23^
inches. Office, 106 Loomis Street.
Advertising rates on application.
PUBIJC— Every Friday. Fundamental
Democracy. Established 1898. Louis F.
Post, editor and publisher. Subscription, SI;
claimed circulation, 9,000; 24 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 J inches; width, 3 inches.
Can use matrices. Forms close Monday pre-
ceding. Office, Ellsworth Building.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch (J2 inch, mini-
mum space, pro rata); 34 page, one time, .14;
7 inches single column $6.75; 32 Page, $8; one
page, $15. Discount on 3 and 6 months or
longer.
PUBLIC SERVICE. — Monthly. Public
Utilities. Established 1906. H. J. Gonden,
publisher. Subscription, S2; claimed average
circulation for year 1910, 19,335; 60 pages 2 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 3^8 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, Peoples Gas Building.
Adverrising rates y',-. page (minimum space), $3.75'
3^ page, $6; ),i page, $12; 32 page, $20; one page, $35-
Discount on 3 or more insertions.
RAILWAY AND ENGINEERING RE-
VIEW.— Every Saturday. Railroad. Estab-
lished 1868. The Railway Review, publishers.
Subscription, $4; estimated circulation, 5,000; 52
pages, 9.'{t2. Office, Manhattan Building.
Advertising rates on application.
RECORD-HERALD.— E eery morning includ-
ing SUND.AY. Independent. Established 1854,
Chicago Herald Co., publishers. Subscription,
daily. 1 cent a copy; Sunday, $2.50; sworn average
circulation for six months ending March 31 1911.
daily, 193,296*; Sunday sworn average circulation
for same period, 210,305*; 12 to 32 pages (Sunday,
48 pages, or more), 7 columns; length of columns,
215-8 inches; width, 234 inches. Can use matrices.
Office, Herald Building.
ILLINOIS
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line; next read-
ing 47 cents; full position. 53 cents a line; 1,000 lines,
within one year, or 26 insertions, 35 cents a line;
position, next reading or full position, 41 and 47 cents
respectively; 3,000 lines, or 104 times, 30 cents; 35
and 40 cents for position; 5,000 lines, or 156 times,
26 cents; 30 and 35 cents for position; 10,000 lines,
or 208 times, 24 cents; for position 28 and 32 cents;
20.000 lines or 312 times. 22 cents; 26 and 29 cents for
position. Reading notices, nonpareil marked "Adv.
$2 a line; business topics, $1..50 a line; special notices,
50 cents a line, with discount on 1,000 lines or 26
j insertions or more. Publisher's announcements,
25 cents a line. Educational Institutions, hotels
and resorts, 25 cents a line, with discount for 30 inser-
tions. Classified, daily 16 cents; .Sunday, 25 cents
a line. Discount in Sunday edition furnished on
application, minimum .=pace for display 5 lines; for
classified advertisements, 2 lines.
See advertisement on page 436.
RED BOOK MAGAZINE (The).— Monthly.
Fiction. Short stories. Established 19 3.
The Red Book Corporation, publishers. Sub-
scription, S1.50; guaranteed circulation, exceed-
ing 300,000; 192 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 8 inches; width, 21 inches. Forms
close 5th preceding month. Office, Heyworth
Building.
Advertising rates, agate, $1.60 a line; one page,
one time, $3(10; \. k and \ pages, pro rata. No
time discounts; facing contents $375 per page; 2d
and 3d covers, $735; facing title page of Art section,
$375; facing last page of reading $450; back cover
page $1,500. Classified, $1.50 a line for four lines
or more. (Minimum space for display, * lines.)
Combination rate with Blue Book Magazine and
Green Book Album, furnished on application.
REFORM ADVOCATE.— E very Saturday.
Jewish. Established 1890. Bloch & Newman,
publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated circu-
lation, 17,500; 32 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 11 inches; width, 2\ inches. Office, 143
Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 12 cents a line; 1 ,000
lines, 10 cents; 2,000 lines, 9 cents; 3,000 lines,
8 cents; 5,000 lines, 7 cents a line. Reading
notices, 25 cents per count line, with discount
on 500 lines and over.
RETAIL COALMAN.— Monthly. Trade. Es-
tablished 1900. The Retail Coalman, Inc., publish-
ers. Subscription $1; claimed circulation, 10,000; 116
pages, or more, 2 columns; length of columns, 9f in-
ches; width, 3!^ inches. Forms close 25th preceding
month. Can use matrices. Office, Monadnock
Building.
Advertising rates, i page, one time, $5; 34 page,
$9; Yi page, $16; one page, $31.25. Discount, 5, 10, and
20 per cent on 3, 6 and 12 months, respectively.
RETAILERS' JOURNAL (The).— Monthlv.
Grocery Trade. Established 1897. S. W. Roth,
editor. Subscription, $1; claimed circulation,
23,000; 96 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
%% inches; width 33-i inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 36 LaSalle Street.
Advertising rates, one page, one time, $75; \
and \ pages, pro rata. Special rate for yearly
business.
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ILLINOIS
ROADMASTER AND FOREMAN.—
Monthly. Established 1886. The Myron C.
Clark Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1; estimated circulation, 5,000; 28 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2i
inches. Office, 355 Dearlaorn Street.
Advertising rates on application.
RUNDSCHAU.— See Milwaukee, Wis.
SANDEBUDET.— Every Tuesday. Swedish.
Methodist Episcopal. Established 1862. Swed-
ish Methodist Book Concern, publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.50; estimated circulation, 7,000; 16
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 14 inches;
width, 2i inches. Office, 351 West Oak Street.
Advertising rates, agate, .50 cents an inch each
insertion.
♦SATURDAY BLADE.— E very Saturday.
Family. News. Miscellany. Established 1888.
W. D. Boyce Co., publishers. Subscription $1;
10 pages, 7 columns; length of columns 21 j
inches; width 2} inches. Can use matrices.
Forms close Monday preceding. Office, 500
Dearborn Avenue.
All advertisements must include SATURDAY
BL.ADE, and CHICAGO LEDOER; combined
average circulation, exceeding 875.000. (See
Chicago Ledger). Combination rate $1.85 per
agate line.
SATURDAY TIMES.— Every Saturday.
Literary and Family. Established 1907. Satur-
day Times Co., publishers. Subscription, $2;
estimated circulation, .35,000; 24 pages; length of
columns, 13 inches; width, 2I4 inches. Forms close
one week in advance; for pages in colors, 10 daj-s
in advance. Office, 90 La Salle Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 4 lines, or more,
20 cents a line. Reading notices, 50 cents a
line. Discount, 13 times, 5 per cent; 26 times, or
1,000 lines, 10 per cent; 2,000 lines, 15 per cent;
one year, or 3,000 lines, 20 per cent; 4,000 lines,
25 per cent; 5,000 lines, 30 per cent. Page rate
(720 lines) -$140; with extra color, $165.
SCANDIA. — E very Saturday. Norwegian-
Danish. Independent. Established 1889. Seandia
Company, publishers. Subscription, SI; claimed cir-
culation, 6,500; 8 pages, 5 columns; lensth of columns.
16 inches; width, 2V8 inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 2818. West North Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
SCHOOL REVIEW.— Monthly except July and
August. Educational. Estabhshed 1893. Univer-
sity of Chicago Press, publishers. Subscription,
SI. .50; estimated circulation, 7,000; 100 pages, 7x10.
Advertising rates on application.
SHORT HAND WRITER.— Monthly. Stenogra-
phic. Established 1905. William L. James, pub-
lisher. Subscription, S2; estimated circulation, 5,800;
72 pages, 7x10. Office, 79 Clark Street.
Advertising rates on application.
SKANDINAVEN. — Every morning except
Sunday, SUND.\Y MORNING and SEMI-
WEEKLY, Wednesdays and Fridays. Norwe-
*Proof of circulation
ILLINOIS
\ gian Danish. Republican. John Anderson Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Established 1866. Sub-
scription, daily, S3; claimed average circulation,
for first six months in 1911, 24,540; (Sunday, $1.
^ 25,817); semi-weekly, S2; claimed average circula-
tion, 53,742; daily, 8; Sunday, 12 to 16; semi-weekly,
12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, daily, 20)2
to 21J^ inches; semi-weekly, 21' 2 inches; width,
23^ inches. Can use matrices. Office, 185 Dearborn
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, 5 cents a line
(Sunday 7 cents). Discounts, 10 per cent on
1,000 lines, daily or Sunday; 20 per cent on 5,000
lines; 30 per cent on 10,000 lines; 40 per cent on
25,000 lines. Reading notices, daily or Sunday,
25 cents a line. Semi-weekly, 10 cents per agate
line. No discount in Semi-weekly for time or
space. Reading notices, in Semi-weekly, 40
cents a line.
See advertisement on page 434.
SOKOL AMERICKY.— Monthly. Bohemian.
Athletic. Established 1879. National Printing
and Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 75
cents; estimated circulation, 5,800; 32 pages, 9x12.
Office, 2150 Blue Island Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
SPORTS AFIELD. -Monthly. Literature,
Sports and Natural Science. Established 1887.
Sports Afield Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.50; claimed average circulation,
for year 1910. 41.271; 100 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 2;''g inches. Forms
close 15th of month preceding date of issue. Office,
542 South Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; (mini-
mum, 14 lines). No discount for time or space.
SPRAVEDLNOST.— Everv morning includ-
ing SUNDAY, also WEEKLY Thursdays.Bohemian.
Socialist. Established 1905, Bohemian, Socialist
Party, publishers. Subscription, -54; claimed cir-
culation, daily and Sunday, 10,000; weekly, 6,000;
8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21?4 inches;
width 2yi inches. Office, 688 Loomis Street, rear.
Advertising rates on application.
ST A ATS
Zeitune.
ZEITUNG.— See Illinois Staats
STANDARD. -Every Saturday. Baptist.
Established 1853. Goodman & Dickerson Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated circula-
tion, 15,000; 32 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns. Hi inches; width, 2^ inches. Forms close
Monday preceding. Office, 700 East 40th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents per line each
insertion. Minimum space 5 lines; preferred
position, 20 per cent extra. Reading notices, 30
cents per agate line. Discounts, 10 per cent on
13 times, or 500 lines; 20 per cent on 26 times,
or 1,000 lines; 30 per cent on 52 times or 2,000
lines.
STANDARD .\DVERTISING.— Monthl.\-.
Trade. Established 1910, Seth Brown, publisher.
Subscription, SI; claimed average circulation, exceed-
ing 6,000; 32 pages, 3 columns; length of columns,
10 inches; width, 14 ems pica.
Advertising rates on application.
on file at this office.
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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STANDARD OPINION.— Every Saturday.
Independent. Established 1896. James C.
Donvir, publisher. Sub cription, $2; estimated cir-
culation, 43,000; 16 pages, 8 columns; length of col-
umns, 24 inches; width, 2is inches. Can use matrices.
Office, .84 LaSalle Street.
Advertising rates, S2.80 an inch; (minimum space)-
Classified, 4 cents a word. Discount 10 and 15 per
cent on 6 and 12 months respectively.
SUCCESSFUL POULTRY JOURNAL.—
Monthly. Thoroughbred Poultry. Established
1898. Successful Poultry Journal Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; guar-
anteed average circulation for year 1911, 30,000; 48,
to 120 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10
inches; width, 2 J inches. Forms close 25th pre-
ceding month. Can use matrices. Office, 355
Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, $2.24 an inch; yearly rate
per inch, per time, $1.96. Classified, 30 words,
or less, $1 ; additional words, 2 cents. Discount
on three months or longer.
SURGERY GYNECOLOGY AND OB-
STETRICS.— Monthly. Medical. Established 1905-
Surgical Publishing Co., of Chicago, publishers.
Subscription, $5; estimated circulation, 5,500; 112 to
160 pages 8x11. Office, 103 Slate Street.
Advertising rates on application.
SVENSKA AMERIKANAREN.— E very
Thursday. Swedish. Independent Repub-
lican. Established 1876. Swedish- American
Printing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
sworn average circulation, for six months ending
May 31, 1911, e.xceeding 36,000; 16 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21' 2 inches; width, 2's inches.
Can use matrices. Forms close Tuesday preceding.
Office, 22 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 9 cents a iine; pre-
ferred position, 25 per cent extra. Reading
notices, 25 cents per count line (brevier). Clas-
sified, 8 cents per nonpareil line (minimum, 25 cents)
6 words to the line.
See advertisement on page 481.
SVENSKA KURIREN.— E very Saturday.
Swedish. Republican. Established 1884. Alex.
J. Johnson, publisher. Subscription, $1.50;
claimed circulation, 40,100; 12 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2% inches.
Office, 358 North Clark Street.
Advertising rates, per agate line, 10 cents.
See advertisement on page 463.
ILLINOIS
SVENSK.\ TRIBUNEN-NYHETER — Even.-
Tuesday. Swedish. Republican. Established 1869.
C. F. Erickson, publisher. Subscription, SI; sworn
average circulation for year 1910, .54, 904*; 16 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21% inches; width,
2J^ inches. Forms close Friday preceding.' Can
use matrices. Office, 180 North Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line;
Preferred position, 10 and 15 per cent extra. Read-
ing notices, brevier, 45 cents per count line.
SVORNOST. — Every evening except Sunday,
SUNDAY MORNING, DUCH CASU, weekly, and
A.MERIKAN, semi-weekly, Mondays and Thurs-
days. Bohemian. Independent. Established
1874. August Geringer, publisher. Subscrip-
tion, daily, $3.50; Sunday, $1.50; weekly, $2;
semi-weekly, $2.50; claimed circulation, daily,
29,756; Sunday, 30,162; weekly, 31.890; semi-
weekly, 40,187; daily, 8 to 16 pages; Sunday, 16
to 24 pages; weekly, 16 pages; semi-weekly, 8
to 16 pages; daily, Sunday, and semi-weekly 7
columns; weekly, 4 columns; length of columns,
daily and Sunday, 20 ?i! inches; weekly, 12 inches ;
semi-weekly, 20p^i inches; width, 214 inches.
Office, Svornost Building, 12th and Clinton
Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, and Sunday,
10 cents a line; 3,000 lines within one year, 9 cents a
line; 5,000 lines, 8 cents; 10,030 lines and over, 6 cents
a line. Reading notices, 25 cents per count line.
ClassifTed, 2 cents a word. Amerikan (semi-weekly),
10 cents a line; 2,500 lines. 9 cents; 5,000 lines, 8
cents a line. Reading notices, 40 cents a line.
Classified, 2 cents a word.
SYSTEM.— Monthly (10th). For business
men. Established 1899. The System Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $2; guaranteed circula-
tion exceeding 100,000; 2 columns to page; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 2i inches. Forms
close 15th preceding month. Office, Wabash Avenue
and Madison Street.
Advertising rates, $12. .50 an inch; one page one
time $200; i, i and i pages, pro rata. Minimum
space one inch. 10 per cent discount on 3 pages
or more, used within one year. Classified, 18 cents
a word-; 10 per cent discount on 3 or more consecutive
insertions. Also publishers INTERNATIONAL
(London edition). Advertising rates on application.
TECHNICAL WORLD MAGAZINE.— Month-
ly. Technical. Established 1904. Technical World
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.50; estimated cir-
culation, 1.55,000; 160 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 8 inches; width, 2^/8 inches. Forms close
6th of preceding month. Office, 58th Street and
Drcxel Avenue. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 72 cents a line; one
page, $160; i, i, and i pages pro rata. Minimum
space one inch. Classified, "Opportimity" col-
umn, 4 lines, or not more than 12 lines, $1
per line.
See advertisement on page 422.
TELEPHONE ENGINEER.— Monthly. Trade.
Non Political. Established 1908. Electricity Maga-
zine Corporation, publishers. Subscription, S2; esti-
mated circulation, 5,000; 68 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 9% inches, width 3}-2 inches. Can use
matrices. Forms close 20th preceding month.
Office, Monadnock Building.
Advertising rates on application.
TELEPHONY.— Every Saturday. Tech-
nical. Established 1900. Telephony Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $3;
estimated circulation, 14,000; 60 to 100 pages, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 25^8 inches.
Office Monadnock Building.
Advertising rates, ^ page, one time, $3.50;
r's page, $6; i page, $10; i page, $18; i page,
$29; one page, $54. Discount on 13 or more
insertions.
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NELSON CHBSMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
ILLINOIS
TEN STORY BOOK.— Monthly (10th). Liter-
ary. Short Stories. Established 1901. Daily
Story Publisliing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1; claimed average circulation, 91,500; 64
pages and cover, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 25-3 inches. Forms close 26th
of second preceding month. Can use matrices.
Office, 520 Monroe Street.
Advertising rates, agate, J 2 inch, (minimum
.space), .S2.10; one inch, S4.20 a line; one page, one time
S60; }i and Ji pages, pro rata, with discount on 6 or
more insertions. Classified, 5 cents a word (mini-
mum, $1). Discount on 3 or more insertions.
THOUGHT MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Psychol-
ogy. Established 1910. Magnum Bonum Co.,
publishers. Subscription $1; estimated circulation,
11,000; standard magazine size. Forms close 5th
preceding month. Office, 4668 Lake Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, .SI. 40 an inch (min-
imum space); 3^ page, one time, S4.50; I2 page,
$8.50; one page, $15.
TIDINGS.— Monthly. Baptist Missions. Es-
tablished 1897. Woman's .American Baptist Home
Missionary Society, publishers. Subscription, 25
cents; estimated circulation, 10,000; 20 pages, 7x10.
Office, 2969 Vernon Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
TRIBUNA ITALIANA TRANSATLANTICA.
— E very Saturday. Italian. Independent.
Established 1898. A. M. Valerio, Dublisher.
Subscription, $2; estimated circulation, 25,000;
8 pages, 5 columns; length of columns, 233
inches; width, 2^ inches. Office, 823 South
Halsted Street.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch each insertion.
TRIBUNE.— Every morning including SUN-
DAY. Republican. Established 1847. Trib-
bune Co., proprietors. Subscription, daily $4; Sun-
day, S2.50 a vear; claimed circulation for first five
months in 1911, daily, exceeding 240,000; Sunday, 350,-
000; daily, 18 to26pages; Sunday, 76 to 108 pages, 7col-
umns; length of columns, '2\'^o inches; width, 2^
inches. Can use matrices. Office, corner Madison
and Dearborn Streets.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 5 lines or more,
40 cents a line; Sunday, 50 cents; 2,500 lines, daily,
36 cents; Sunday, 46 cents; 5,000 lines, daily, 30 cents;
Sunday, 40 cents; 10,000 lines, daily, 28 cents; Sun-
day, 38 cents; 15,000 lines, daily, 27 cents; Sunday,
37 cents; 20,000 lines, daily, 26 cents; Sunday, 35
cents; .30,000 lines, daily, 26 cents; Sunday, 34 cents;
40,000 lines, daily, 26 cents; Sunday, 32 cents; 60,000
lines, daily, 26 cents; Sunday, 31 cents a line. 10
cents a line extra for position alongside reading;
15 cents a line extra for full position (minimum .space;
50 agate lines and maximum space, 150 lines
deep). Classified, situations and general salaried
help wanted, daily, 10 cents; Sunday, 20 cents a
line; all other classified, undisplayed, excepting
announcements, daily, 17 >^ cents; Sunday,
30 cents a line. Classified, displayed, (outline
type), daily, 30 cents a line; Sunday, 40 cents a
line. Reading notices, daily, 82; Sunday, S2.50 a
line (nonpareil measure,) No extra charge for cuts
or broken columns, but double column advertise-
ments must be at least 50 lines deep; triple column,
75 lines deep. Special rates for, resorts and educa-
tional advertisements, daily, 27 cents a line; Sun-
day, 32 cents a line.
ILLINOIS
UNION LEADER.— Everv Saturday. Labor.
Independent. Established 1902. Amalgamated
Association of Street Electric Railway Employees
of America, publishers. Subscription, SI;
estimated circulation, 20,000; 16 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns. 14 inches; width. 2J inches.
Can use matrices. Forms close Thursday noon
preceding. Office. 88-90 LaSalle Street.
Advertising rates, one inch one time, $1; \ page,
SIO; i page, $20; one page, S40. Reading notices,
$1 an inch.
VEGETARIAN MAGAZINE. — Monthly.
Food Reform. Established 1896. The Vegetarian
Comoanv (Inc.), publishers. Subscription. $1;
claimed average circulation, 16,000; 32 to 64 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 13
em, pica. Can use matrices. Forms close 5th of
month preceding date of issue. Office, Auditorium
Tower.
Advertising rates $2 an inch; $25 a page: M and
]/2 pages, pro rata, with time discounts.
VERDENS GANG.— Every Friday. Norwe-
gian-Danish. Independent. Established. 1880.
Verdens Gang Publishing Co., publishers. Sub
scription, 50 cents; claimed average circulation,
6,443; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 2II2
inches; width, 2]/^ inches. Can use matrices. Office,
183 N. Peoria Street
Advertising rates, per inch, 28 cents per time;
no time or space discounts.
I VIOLINIST, (The).— Monthly. Musical. Es-
tablished 1900. Ada E. Taylor, publisher. Sub-
scription, $1.50; 52 pages, 2 columns: length of
columns, 9 inches; width. 2} 2 inches. Forms close
25th preceding month. Office, 306 Wabash Avenue.
Advertising rates, $3 an inch; \ page, $8.50;
H page, -$10; J 2 page, .S15; one page, S25, preferred posi-
tion, 10 per cent extra. Discount on yearly contracts.
WESTERN BREWER (The).— Monthly. Es-
tablished 1876. H. S. Rich & Co., publishers.
Subscription, $5; estimated circulation, 5,000; 228
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 11 inches;
width, 3i inches.
Advertising rates, y's page one time, $5;
three months, $9; six months, $15; one year, $25;
i page, one time, $8; i page, $12; ^ page, $20;
one page, $35.
WESTERN BRITISH AMERICAN.— Every
Saturday. Established 1888. British American
Co., publisher-. Subscription, $2; estimated cir-
culation, 8,000; 8 pages, 6 columns: length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 2' g inches. Can use matrices.
Forms clise Thursdays preceding. Office, 358
Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents per line.
Reading notices 25 cents; discounts ranging
from 10 per cent on 500 lines to 30 per cent on
4,000 lines.
WESTERN REVIEW.— Monthly. Fraternal
Insurance. Established 1904. Edison Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, SI; claimed circu-
lation, exceeding 30,000; 32 pages, and cover, 2 and 3
columns; length of columns, 10^2 inches; width
V,i and 2,1,2 inches. Office, .\shland Block.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line.
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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ILLINOIS
WESTERN DRUGGIST— Monthly. Pharma-
ceutical, Established 1879, G. P. Englehard & Co.,
publishers. Subscription, .SI; estimated circulation
14,000; 200 pages, 8x11. Office, 353 Dearborn Street.
Advertising rates on application.
WESTERN REVIEW.— Monthly. Fraternal.
Established 1895, Edison Publishing Co., publishers
Subscription, $1; 32 pages, 9x13. Office, Ashland
Block.
Advertising rates on application.
WESTERN TRADE .IOURNAI>.— Every
Tuesday. Established 1872. Fremont Arford,
publisher. Subscription, S5; claimed average
circulation, 20,850; 16 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 9 inches; width. 2\ inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 125 West Van Buren Street.
Advertising rates, SI an inch, first insertion;
.50 cents subsequent insertions up to 1.3 issues.
Special rates for longer time on application.
WESTERN UNDERTAKER.— See South Bend,
Ind,
WESTERN UNDERWRITER.— Every Thurs-
day. Insurance. Established 1897. The Western
Underwriter Co., publishers. Subscription, $2.50;
estimated circulation, 5,000; 36 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2li inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 145 LaSalle Street.
Advertising rates, S3 an inch. Further rates on
application.
WHOLESALE GROCER, (The) .—Monthly
Trade. Established 1908. S. W. Roth, editor.
Subscription, $2; 44 pages, 7x10. Office, 186 N.
La Salle Street.
Advertising rates on application.
WINDLE'S GATLING GUN.— Monthly. In-
dependent. Established 1898. C. A. Windle,
publisher. Subscription, $1; estimated circula-
tion, 10,000; 16 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 10 inches; width, 2 inches. Office, 1171
North Lawndale Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; per
page $50.
WOCHENBLATT (Das).— Every Thursday.
German. Independent. Established, 1904. C.
F. Pietsch, publisher. Sub.scription, $1; estimated
circulation, 15,200; 16 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 16 inches; width, 2}i inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 112 No. Lafayette Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line.
Double column advertisements must be at least
50 lines deep. Reading notices, $1 a line.
WOMAN'S WORLD.— Monthly. Literary.
Established 1885. Currier Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, 25 cents; guaranteed cir-
culation exceeding 2,000,000*; 40 to 68 pages, 4
columns; length of columns, 12)2 inches; width,
2li inches. Forms close last day of second pre-
ceaing month. Can use matrices. Office, 107-
111 South Clinton Street.
Advertising rates 5 lines, or more, agate, $10 a line.
}4 page, (175 lines), one time, $1,650; 14 page, single
ILLINOIS
columns, $1,750; }i page, $3,250; one page, $6,250;
2nd and 3d cover pages, (black), $6,750; in 2 colors,
$5,500; 4th cover (2 colors), $7,500; in 4 colors, $8,000;
No medical copy or readers accepted.
Sie advertisement on page 569.
WORLD'S CHRONICLE (The).— Every Sat-
urday. Educational. Established 1900. The
Little Chronicle Company, publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.50; estimated circulation, 41,500; 32
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 2 1 inches. Can use matrices. Forms
close 10 days in advance. Office, 358 Dearborn
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; one
page, magazine size, $40; J and i pages, pro rata.
Classified, 15 cents per count line. Also pub-
lishes Illinois Teachers edition (formerly The
School Weekly). Advertising rates, 50 cents an
inch. Forms close Saturday preceding date of
issue.
WORLD'S EVENTS— Monthly. News Re-
view. Established 1900. Subscription, $1; estimated
circulation, 75,000; 32 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 12)2 inches; width, 2)^ inches. Forms
close 10th preceding month. Office, 141 West Ohio
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line; one full
page (700 lines), $300.
WORLD TO-DAY (The).— See New York
City.
YOUNG CHURCHMAN.— See Milwaukee,
Wis.
ZENSKE LISTY.— Every Thursday. Bohe-
mian. Family. Established 1894. Rose A.
Kabat, publisher. Subscription, $2; claimed
circulation, 25,000; 24 pages, 2 and 3 columns;
length of columns, 9i inches; width, 4^ and 2J
inches. Office, 2646 South Central Park Avenue.
Advertismg rates, 75 cents an inch first inser-
tion; 50 cents subsequent insertions.
ZGODA. — Daily except Sunday (Dziennik
Zwiazkowy) and WEEKLY ZGODA.— Thursday.
Polish. Independent. Established daily, 1907;
weekly, 1880. Polish National Alliance, publish-
ers. Subscription daily, $2; weekly, $1.50; sworn
average circulation, daily, 27,000; weekly, sworn
average circulation, 77,000; daily, 8 to 12 pages;
weekly, 8 to 16 pages, daily, 7 columns; weekly,
4 columns; length of columns, daily, 21)-2 inches;
weekly, 15 inches; width, daily, 2}4 inches; weekly,
2)^ inches. Can use matrices. Office, 1406-140S
West Division Street.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 98 cents an inch;
13 times, 84 cents; 54 times, 70 cents; 104 times, 56
cents; 156 times, or more, 42 cents .an inch, per time,
1,000 lines, within one year, 10 cents a line; 5,000 lines
6 cents; 10,000 lines, 5 cents; 25,000 lines, or more,
4 cents a line. Reading' notices, 5 lines, or more,
25 cents a line; discount on 15 lines and upward.
Classified, 1 cent a word; for sale, 2 cents a word
first time; 1 cent subsequent insertions. Weekly
ZGODA, 15 cents per agate lice.
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DANVILLE
COMMERCIAL-NEWS.— Every morning and
evening (2 editions daily), except Sunday. Re-
publican. Established 1866. Commercial News
Co., publishers. Subscription, by mail, $3;
claimed average circulation, 12,879; 10 to 24
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2J inches.
Advertising rates, daily, 20 cents an inch. No
time or space discounts. Position 10 and 2.5 per
cent extra; classified, 1 cent a word. (Minimum
'charge, 25 cents). Reading notices, 10 cents a
line.
1NTER-ST.\TE SCHOOL REVIEW.— Every
Wednesday. Educational. Established 18 9 1.
Illinois Printing Co., publishers. Subscription,
SI; estimated circulation, 5,000; 16 to 24 pages,
2 and 3 columns; length of columns. Si inches;
width, 3i and 2i inches.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $1; one
month, $2; three months, $4; one year (10 times'),
S9.
PRESS-DEMOCRAT.— Every morning ex-
cept Monday. Democratic. Consolidated 1908.
Democrat Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $5; guaranteed average circulation, ex-
ceeding 11,000; 10 to 22 pages 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2K inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, plate matter, 20 cents an
inch; full position, 25 per cent extra. Classified,
1 cent a word first time ; i cent a word each sub-
sequent insertion. Reading notices, 10 cents a
line (6 words), with discount on 1,000 lines and
over.
DECATUR
HERALD. — Every morning including SUN-
DAY. Republican. Established 1880. Herald-
Despatch Co., publishers. Subscription, dailyt
S5; sworn average circulation, for first six months in
1911, daily, 13,657*; Sunday, 13,458*; daily, 10 to 16
pages; Sunday, 20 to 36 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 20J^^ inches; width, 2}/$ inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, or Sunday, 1 to 99
inches, 30 cents an inch; next reading, 32 cents;
full position, 35 cents an inch; 100 inches, or more,
25 cents an inch; next reading 27 cents; full
position 30 cents an inch. Minimum for full po-
sition, 2 inches. Reading notices, 15 cents per
count line. Classified, 5 cents a line (6 words).
Minimum charge, 25 cents.
ILLINOIS
REVIEW. — Every evening except Sunday,
SUNDAY MORNING REVIEW. Democratic.
Established 1878. J.P.Drennan, publisher. Subscrip-
tion, $5; sworn average circulation for first quarter
in vear 1911, dailv, 13,204*; for six months ending
Ma'rch 31, 1911, 12,046*; for year 1910, daily 12,.597»;
10 to 16 pages (Sunday, 20 to 30 pages), 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2li inches.
Advertising rates on application.
DWIGHT
BANNER (The.).- Monthly. Official organ of
the Sons of Veterans, U. S. A. Established 1895.
Wm. G. Dustin, publisher. Subscription, 50
cents; sworn circulation, 40,000; 16 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12=8 inches; width, 2li inches.
Forms close 30th of month preceding date of issue.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line. No
readers accepted.
EAST ST. LOUIS
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK REPORTER.—
(P. O. National Stock Yards).— Every afternoon
except Sunday. General news, grain and live stock.
Established' 1890. Reporter Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, S4; estimated circula-
tion including issues sent out as tri-weekly and weekly,
18, .500; 4 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
1954 inches; width, 2}i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, agate 4 cents a line;
1,000 lines within one year, 3| cents a line; 5,000
lines, 3i cents a line; 10,000 lines, 3 cents a line.
Reading notices, 15 cents per count line; first
page, 25 cents. Classified, 5 cents a line. Com-
laination rate including above, Kansas City (Mo.),
Drover's Telegram, and South Omaha (Neb.),
Journal Stockman, on application
See advertisement on page 567.
ELGIN
BOYS' WORLD (The).— Every Saturday.
Juvenile. Established 1902. David C. Cook
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 50
cents; sworn average circulation for year 1910, 430,-
783*; 8 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 12 inches;
width, 2ji inches. Can use matrices. Forms close
3 weeks in advance.
Advertising rates, agate, $1.25 a line.
COURIER.— Everv evening except Sunday. Re-
publician. Established 1897. The Courier Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, .S5; estimated
circulation, 5,100; 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 19% inches; width, 2^6 inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
GIRLS' COMPANION (The).— Every Satur-
day. Juvenile. Established 1902. David C.
Cook Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
50 cents; sworn average circulation for year 1910,
415,509'; 8 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 12
inches; width, 214 inches. Can use matrices. Forms
close 3 weeks in advance.
Advertising rates, agate, $1.25 a line.
INGLENOOK.— Weekly. Literary. Home.
Brethren Publishing House, publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; estimated circulation, 5,000; 24
pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches;
width, 2} 8 inches.
Advertising rates, 60 cents an inch; two
inches, $1.10; H page (7 H inches) $3.50; H
p.age, $6; one page (30 inches), $9. Discount on
13 or more insertions.
MOTHER'S MAGAZINE. (The).- Alonthly.
David C. Cook Publishing Co., publishers. Es-
tablished 1905. Subscription, 50 cents; guaran-
teed average circulation for year 1910, 504,547*; 72
pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width,
2 34 inches. Forms close 25th of second pre-
ceding month.
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ILLINOIS
Advertising rates, agate, $2 a line; full page,
$800.: M page, pro rata; one column, $270; 2d
and 3rd covers (in colors) $850; 4th cover (in
colors), $1,000. Medical, Financial and Real
Estate advertising not accepted
See advertisement on page 560.
NEW CENTURY SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHERS' MONTHLY (The).— Monthly. Sun-
day School. Religious. Established 1900. David
C. Cook Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription.
60 cents; sworn average circulation for year 1910,
43,724*; 40 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 9^4
inches; width, 23i inches. Forms close six weeks in
advance. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line. No
discount for time or space. Special rate for
schools, 20 cents a line.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1871. Lowrie &
Black, publishers. Subscription, $5; claimed aver-
age circulation for year 1910, 5,775; 8 to 16 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width 2J^
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application
YOUNG PEOPLE'S WEEKLY'.— E very
Saturday. Young People. Established 1 8 8 G.
David C. Cook Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription. 75 cents: sworn average circulation
for year 1910, 203,528*; 8 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 15 inches; width, 2J;2 inches. Can use
matrices. Forms close 3 weeks in advance.
Advertising rates, agate, 75 cents per line.
Special rate to publishers and schools, 60 cents
a line.
ENGLEWOOD
TIMES. — Every Friday. Independent. Es-
tablished 1888. Gerald E. Sullivan, publisher.
Subscription, $1; claimed circulation, 12,600; 8
pages, 8 columns; length of columns, 24 inches;
width, 2i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch; on con-
tract, less than 20 inches, 35 cents an inch; less
than 40 inches, 30 cents; yearly contracts, 25
cents an inch. Minimum charge for display, $1.
Classified, 1 cent a word. Reading notices, 10
cents a line.
EVANSTON
CRUSADER MONTHLY (The) .-Monthly.
YOUTH. Temperance. Established 18S6. National
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, publishers.
Subscription, 25 cents; claimed average circulation,
25,333; 16 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 9?i
inches; width, 2J/2 inches. Forms close 15th preced-
ing month.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 20 cents a line.
KATHOLISCHER .TUGENDFREUND. —
Monthly. English and German. Juvenile.
Catholic. Established 1876. German Catholic
Orphan Asylum, publishers. Subscription. $1;
claimed circulation, 25,2.50; 32 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 9 inches; width, 2'g inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line.
ILLINOIS
SVENSK-AMERIKA NSKA FAMILJ
JOURNALEN.— Monthly. Swedish. Family.
Established 1907. Universal Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; estimated cir-
culation, 8,600; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 13}i inches; width, 2)^8 inches.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch; 15 per cent
discount on 12 inches, and over, when used
within one year; 25 per cent discount on 50
inches; 40 per cent on 150 inches, or more. Read-
ing notices, 25 cents a line, with discount on 50
lines and over. Classified, 10 cents a line, with
discount on 60 lines and over. Minimum charge,
50 cents.
UNION SIGNAL (The).— Every Thursday.
Temperance. Established 1874. National Wo-
man's Christian Temoerance Union, publishers.
.Subscription, SI; claimed average circulation, 21,163;
16 pages, 3 columns: length of columns, 11 inches;
width, 2.. inches. Forms close Saturday preceding.
Adverti.sing rates, agate, 10 cents a line, each
insertion; per page, $40. Reading notices, 20
cents per count line.
FRANKLIN PARK
(A suburb of Chicago.)
PILOT.— Monthly. Matrimonial. E s t a b-
lished 1895. Cotterjohn & Freeman, publishers;
.Subscription, 60 cents; estimated circulation, 32,000.
8 pages, 6 columns; length of columns, 18 inches;
width, 2i inches. Forms close 20th preceding
month.
Advertising rates, 25 cents a line; $2 an inch
for electros of 1 inch and over.
FREEPORT
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY (Formerly National
Swine Magazine). — Monthly (15th). Swine Industry
and Farming. Established 1906. W. H. Wagner, &
Sons, publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed
average circulation, 30,000; 36 to 44 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2}'8 inches.
Forms close 8th preceding month.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch. Discount 100 inches,
10 per cent; 300 inches, 15 per cent; 500 inches, 20
per cent.
See advertisement on page 504.
KNIGHTS OF THE GLOBE.— Monthly. Fra-
ternal. Established 1890. Order Knights of
the Globe, publishers. Subscription, 50 cents;
estimated circulation, 15,390; 8 pages, 4 col-
umns; length of columns, 12 J inches; width,
2J inches.
Advertising rates on application.
GALENA
GAZETTE.— Every Thursday. Republican.
Established 1834. The Galena Gazette (Inc.),
publishers. Subscription, $1.50; estimated circula-
tion, 5,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21 inches; width, 2,^8 inches.
Advertising rates on application.
GALESBURG
MAIL. — Every evening except .Sunday. In-
dependent Republican. Established 1891.
Galesburg Mail Co., publisliers. Subscription,
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ILLINOIS
$5; sworn average circulation, for six months ending
June 30 1911, 6844*; 12 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 22 inches; width, 2}i inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, 15 cents an inch each in-
sertion. No discount for time or space. Posi-
tion 15 per cent extra. Composition, 3 cents an
inch extra. Imitation reading, 25 cents per
running inch. Reading notices, 10 cents a line.
Classified, ^ cent a word, each insertion.
See advertisement on page 558.
REPUBLICAN-REGISTER.— Every evening
except Sunday. Republican. Established 1872.
Galesburg Printing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $6 by Carrier; $4 by mail; sworn average
circulation for six months ending April 30, 1911,
6,960*; 10 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21 ?4 inches: width, 2 J inches. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates, 18 cents an inch each in-
sertion. Classified, 1 cent a word.
HINSDALE
LIFE BOAT.— Monthly. Philanthropic. Es-
tablished 1898. Dr. David Paulson, publisher.
Subscription 50 cents; claimed average circulation,
12,000; 32 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 732
inches; width, 21^2 inches.
Advertising rates on application.
JOLIET
AMERIKANSKI SLOVENEC— Every Fri-
day. Slovenian. Catholic. Fraternal. Established
1891. Slovenec American Printing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $1; claimed average cir-
culation, 5,000 net; 8 pages, 6 columns; length of
columns, 19f inches; width, 2i inches.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch; one month,
$2; three months, $4; six months, $7; one year,
810. Reduced graded rate on 5 inches or more.
HERALD. — Every evening except Saturday
and Sunday, and SUNDAY MORNING HER-
ALD. Established 1904. .Toliet Printing Co..
publishers. Subscription, dail^, by mail, $2.50;
sworn average circulation, daily, and Sunday,
for year ending June 30, 1911,8,220* gross, 7,733* net;
10 to 24 pages. 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2ys inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily and Sunday, 20 cents
an inch; full position, 23 cents an inch. Reading
notices, 10 cents a line. Classified, 3 lines (18 words)
20 cents; 3 insertions the price of two.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1877. The News Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $2.50 by mail; $5
by carrier; claimed average circulation, 6,052;
8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns;
20 inches; width, 2's inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, first insertion, per inch, 35
cents; subsequent insertions, 30 cents per inch
space contract, to be used in one year, 100
inches, 25 cents; 250 inches, 23 cents; 500 inches,
or more, 20 cents. Classified, 3 2 cent a word, (mini-
mum charge 25 cents). Local readers, 10 cents per
count line.
ILLINOIS
LA SALLE
POST. — Every evening except Sunday. Demo-
cratic. Established 1894. Post Publishing C9 ,
(Inc.), publishers. Sub.scription, So; estimated cir-
culation, 6,700; 8 pages, 17 x 22.
Advertising rates on application.
LIBERTYVILLE
BUSINESS PHILOSOPHER (The).— Monthly
(15th). Established 1904. Sheldon University
Press, publishers. Subscription, S2; (foreign, S2.50);
claimed average circulation, 21,000; 96 pages, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 25^ inches.
Forms close 5th of preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; H page,
one time, S7.50; J2 page, S15; one page, $30; inside
back cover, S40; inside front cover, S40.
MARION
ILLINOIS BAPTIST.— Every Saturday.
Baptist. Established 1905. N. P. Throgmorton.
publisher. Supscription, $1.50; claimed average cir-
culation, 5,100; 8 pages, 5 columns; length of columns,
17 inches; width, 2).8 inches.
Advertising rates, 60 cents an inch, with dis-
count for space.
MOLINE
DISPATCH.— Every evening except Sunday.
Republician. Established 1878, Moline Dispatch
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $5; es-
timated circulation, 5,250; 8 to 16 pages, 17x22.
Advertising rates on application.
MOUNT MORRIS
POULTRY TRIBUNE.— Monthly. Poultry.
Established 1895. R. R. Fisher, publisher. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; guaranteed average circulation,
40,000; 40 to 100 pages, 3 columns; length of columns,
10 inches; width, 2i-8 inches. Forms close 25th
preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line each
insertion. Preferred position, 25 per cent extra.
Reading notices, 30 cents a line. Classified,
30 words, one time, $1.50. Discount on 3 or more
insertions.
NATIONAL STOCK YARDS
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK REPORTER.—
See East St. Louis. 111.
OAK PARK
ILLINOIS WOODMAN.— ^Monthly. M. W
of A. Illinois Woodman Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, 35 cents; estimated cir-
culation, 12,000; 16 p.agcs, 9x12.
Advertising rates on application.
NACHRICHTEN AUS SCHLESWIG-HOL-
STEIN — Fortnightlv. Tuesdays. German. Family.
Established 1888. H. Kaul, publisher. Subscrip-
tion, 81; claimed circulation, 5,600; 4 pages, 7 columns.
Advertising rates on application.
NELSON CHBSMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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ILLINOIS
SCHOOL CENTURY (The).— Monthly.
(September to June). Educational. Established
1905. Geo. W. Jones, publisher. Subscription,
SI. 25; estimated circulation, 23,000; 48" to 64 pages,
3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2}^
inches.
Advertising rates, $3 an inch; i page, $10; i
page, $18; J page, $33; one page, $60.
SVOBODNA SKOLA. — Monthly. Bohe-
mian. Free Thought. Established 1896. Bohe-
mian Free Thinking School Societies, publishers,
Subscription, 50 cents; estimated circulation, 7,200;
20 pages, 2 columns.
Advertising rates on application
OTTAWA.
FAIR DEALER. -- Every Friday. Inde-
pendent. Established 1892. G- A. Crowden,
publisher. Subscription, $1; guaranteed aver-
age circulation, 6,058*; 16 pages, 6 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2| inches.
Advertising rates on application.
PARIS
ANCHOR AND SHIELD.— Monthly. Es-
tablished 1880. Anchor and Shield Publisliing
Co , publishers. Subscription, 25 cents; esti-
mated circulation, 10,000; 8 pages, 6 col-
umns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2J
inches. Forms close 22nd preceding month. .
Advertising rates, $1.40 per inch.
PEORIA
ASSOCIATED FARMER (The).— Weekly.
Agricultural, Live Stock, Poultry, etc. Estab-
lished 1909. Charles H. May, publisher. Guar-
anteed minimum circulation, 50,000; 12 pages,
4 columns; length of columns, 15 inches; width,
2i inches. Can u.se matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line.
Reading notices, 75 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 491.
DEMOKRAT.— Every Thursday. German. In.
dependent Democratic Established 1860. B-
Cremer & Bros., publishers. Subscription, $2;
estimated circulation, 5,000; 4 pages, 8 and 9
columns; length of columns, 24 inches; width,
2i'g inches.
Advertising rates on application.
DUROC BULLETIN. Semi-Monthlv.(10th and
15th). Swine. Established 1904. Peoria Bulletin
Co., publishers. Sub.scription, 50 cents; claimed
circulation, 8,200; 32 to 64 pages, 3 columns; length
of column.s 9^i inches; width 15 ems. Forms close
12th and 28th preceding dates of publication.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; J-^ page,
S40; one page $60.
HERALD-TRANSCRIPT.— Every morning
including SUNDAY. Republican. Established
1855. Chas. H. May, publisher. Subscription,
daily and Sunday. $6; Sunday only, $2; sworn
average circulation, for first quarter of year 1911.
daily 14,269*; (.Sunday 9,:65*); 10 to 32 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 22 inches; width 2j
inches. Can use matrices.
ILLINOIS
Advertising rates, daily, 48 cents an inch; 300
to 500 inches in 12 months, 40 cents an inch;
.500 to 1,000 inches, 35 cents; 1 ,000 inches or
more, 28 cents an inch. Preferred position, 15
and 25 per cent extra. Classified, 1 cent a
word, first insertion; J cent a word, each subse-
quent insertion. Reading notices, 25 cents per
count line.
JOURNAT,. — Everv evening except Sunday
evening, SUNDAY MORNING. Established 1877.
H. M. Pindell, publisher. Subscription, daily and
Sunday, $6; claimed average circulation, daily, 16,000;
(Sunday, 9,000); 16 to 32 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns 2032 inches; width, 214 inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate, 3
cents a line; 2,000 lines or more, within one year,
2 cents a line. Minimum space, 7 lines. Clas-
sified, 1 cent a word. Special positions, extra.
Flat rate of 2 cents a line for schools, resorts,
publishers and mail orders. Reading notices,
12 and 25 cents a line; telegraphic readers, 50
cents per count line.
MODERN POULTRY.— Monthly. Poultry. Es-
tablished 1910. Modern Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription 50 cents; 42 pages 7x10.
Advertising rates on application.
SONNTAGS GLOCKE.— Every Sunday. Ger-
man. Republican. Established 1880. L. Ph.
Wolf, editor and publisher. Subscription, $2;
estimated circulation, 5,000; 4 pages, 20x26.
Advertising rates on application.
STAR. — Every evening except Sunday, and
SUNDAY MORNING STAR, Sundays. Inde-
pendent. Established 1897. Peoria Star Co.,
publishers. Subscription, daily, $4; with Sun-
day, $6; sworn average circulation, daily, 21,143*;
Sunday, 10,029*; daily, 12 to 24 pages (.Sunday,
20 to 32 pages), 7 columns; length of columns,.
20}'^ inches; width, 2^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rate.*!, daily or Sunday, agate, 7
cents a line; 1,000 lines, 5 cents a line; 2,000 lines,
4i cents; 3,000 lines, 4i cents; 5.000 lines, 3}
cents; 10,000 lines, 3i cents; 15,000 lines, 3 cents
a line; position extra. Classified, 1 cent a word.
(Minimum charge, 25 cents.) Reading notices,
inside page, 25 cents a line; last page, $1; tele-
graphic page, 60 cents a line.
PEOTONE
POULTRY.— Monthly. Poultry. E s t a b-
lished 1904. Poultry Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, SI; estimated circulation, 25,000; 36
to 52 pages 4 columns; length of columns 12 inches;
width, 23^6 inches. Forms close 20th preceding
month.
Advertising rates, agate, $2.80 an inch each
insertion; preferred position, 10 per cent extra.
No time or space discounts.
POLO.
MYSTIC WORKER.— Monthly. Established
1896. Mystic Workers of the World, publishers.
Subscription, 50 cents; estimated circulation,
52,000; 8 pages, 11x16.
Advertising rates on application.
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ILLINOIS
LUTHERAN COMPANION (The).— Every
Saturday. Lutheran. Established 1892. Augustana
Book Concern, publishers. Subscription, $1; sworn
average circulation, for three months ending March
31, 1911, 5,391*; 12 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, lO^i inches; width, 2J^ inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 4 cents a line; pre-
ferred position, 25 per cent extra. Reading
notices, 10 cents per count line.
PRINCETON
BUREAU COUNTY REPUBLICAN.— Every
Thursday. Republican. Established 1847. H. U.
Bailey, editor and publisher. Subscription $2;
sworn circulation 5,150*; 12 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20 inches; width, 2,V8 inches.
Advertising rates on application.
QUINCY
CATHOLIC RECORD.— Monthly. Catholic.
Established 1905. Jost & Bohne, publishers.
Subscription, 25 cents; estimated circulation,
8,000; 16 pages, 10x13.
Advertising rates on application.
HERALD. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established ] 835. Quincy Herald
Co., publishers. Subscription, by mail, S5.20;
by carrier, S6.50; estimated circulation, 9,900; 10 to
16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21^ inches,
width, 2.'^ inches.
Advertising rates, less than 300 inches, 23
cents an inch; full position, 25 cents an inch;
over 300 inches, 20 cents an inch; full position,
22 cents an inch. Reading notices, 15 cents a
line; with position, 20 cents a line. Classified, 1
cent a word (minimum charge, 25 cents).
HOME INSTRUCTOR.— Monthly. Literary.
Established 1894. A. Otis Arnold, publisher.
Subscription, 25 cents; guaranteed circulation,
exceeding 150,000*; 16 to 32 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12^ inches; width, 2 J inches.
Forms close 15th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 60 cents a line; M page
(175 lines) one time, 10 per cent discount; Jo page,
20 per cent; one page, 30 per cent. Reading notices,
75 cents per agate line.
See advertisement on page 473.
ILLINOIS
JOURNAL. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent Democratic. Established 1883.
H. N. Wheeler, editor and publisher. Subscrip-
tion, S5; claimed circulation, 8, .500; 10 to 16 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21 j^ inches; width,
2}/s inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 2 cents a line; in
position, 2}-^ cents a line. Reading notices, 15
cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word.
See advertisement on page 534.
LIVE STOCK JOURNAL.— See Chicago, 111.
POULTRY KEEPER.— M o n t h 1 y. Poul-
try. Established 1882. Poultry Keeper Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents;
claimed average circulation 30,000; 48 to 90 pages,
3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2^
inches. Forms close 25th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line. Dis-
'count, 25 per cent on yearly contract. Space
discounts, 5 per cent on one column; 10 per
cent on J4 page; 15 per cent on one page. Pre-
ferred position, 20 per cent extra. Reading
notices, 30 cents a line. Classified, 4 cents a
word, with discounts.
RECORD.— Every Saturday. Society. Es-
tablished 1902. A. Otis Arnold, publisher.
Subscription, 50 cents; 8 pages, 5 columns; length
of columns, 17J^ inches; width, 2^^ inches.
Advertising rates, 25 cents an inch. Reading
notices, 30 cents an inch. No discount for time
or space.
RELIABLE POULTRY JOURNAL.— Month-
ly. Poultry. Established 1892. Grant M.
Curtis, publisher. Subscription, 50 cents;
guaranteed average circulation, 50,000; 64 to
172 pages and cover, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 9H inches; width, 2^ inches. Forms
close 15th of preceding month.
Advertising rates, $4.80 an inch; preferred position
20 per cent extra, discount, 28 per cent on one jear
120 inches, within one year, 10 per cent discount
180 inches, 15 per cent; 360 inches, 20 per cent. Read
ing notices, 60 cents per nonpareil line.
STANDARD AND POULTRY WORLD.—
Monthly. Poultry. Established 1908. The Standard
Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; guaranteed
circulation, 35,000; 36 to 84 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, 10 inches; width, 2'6 inches. Forms
close 15th to 22d preceding month. (The latter
date for new advertisements only).
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line. Dis-
count 10 per cent on 4 months; 25 per cent on
8 months; 30 per cent on one year. Space discounts,
120 inches, within one year, 10 per cent; 180 inches,
15 per cent; 360 inches, 20 per cent; 540 inches 30
per cent; 720 inches, 40 per cent. Minimum space
to use }-2 inch a month.
WHIG. — Every morning except Monday.
Republican. Established 1838. The Whig
Company, publishers. Subscription, daily, $5;
by carrier, $6.50; estimated circulation, daily,
7,000; Sunday, 7,500; 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 3i inches; width, 2 } « inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertismg rates, agate, 1 to 50 inches,
28 cents an inch; 50 to 100 inches, 25 cents; 101
inches or more, 18 cents an inch; next reading, 20
cents; full position, 22 cents. Classified, 1 cent
a word each insertion. Reading notices, 25 cents
a line. Sunday rates same as daily.
ROCKFORD
REGISTER GAZETTE.— E very evening
except Sunday. Republican. Established 1840.
Register-Gazette Co., publishers. Subscription,
85.20; by mail, $3; sworn average circulation for
last six months in 1910 8,454*; for first quarter in
1911, 8,702*; 8 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Can use ma-
trices.
Advertising rates, 35 cents an inch; 51 inches 28
cents an inch; 101 inches, 25 cents; 151 inches, 25
cents; 201 inches, or more, 20 cents an inch; preferred
position extra. Classified, 1 cent a word (minimum
charge, 20 cents). Reading notices, 15 cents a line,
with discount on 300 lines and over.
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ILLINOIS
REPUBLIC— Every evening except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1890. Republic Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $5.20; estimated cir-
culation, 7,300; 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 21 inches; width, 2}4 inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 2},4 cents a line;
500 lines, 2 cents; 1,000 lines, or more, 1}-^ cents a line.
Preferred position, 15 per cent extra. Classified
1 cent a word. (Minimum charge 25 cents). Pure
reading notices, 10 cents a line.
STAR. — Every morning except Monday.
Independent. Established, 1888; Star Printing
Co., publishers. Subscription, by carrier, .S5.20;
by mail, S3; sworn average circulation for six months
ending March 31, 1911. daily and Sunday, 7,756*;
daily, 8, 10, and 12 pages; .Sunday, 16 to 24 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21^4 inches; width,
2j inches.
Advertising rates, transient, daily, 35 cents an inch,
Sunday 40 cents; 50 inches, daily and Sunday, 28
cents; Sunday only, 32 cents an inch; 100 inches daily
and Sunday 25 cents; Sunday, only 28 cents; 200 inches,
daily and Sunday, 23 cents; Sunday only 25 cents; 300
inches, daily and Sunday, 21 cents; Sunday only, 23
cents; 400 inches, or more, daily and Sunday, 20 cents;
Sunday only 22 cents an inch. Position, 10 and 15
per cent. Reading notices, 15 cents a line; with
discount on 500 lines or more. Classified, 35 words
or less, 25 cents. Minimum charge, 25 cents.
SVENSKA SOCIALISTEN— Semi-Monthly. Swe-
dish, Socialist. Established 1905. Swedish JBranch
of .Socialist Party of Rockford, publishers. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; 4 pages, 15x22.
Advertising rates on application.
EOCK ISLAND.
AUGUSTANA.— Every Thursday. Swedish.
Lutheran. Established 18.55. Augustana Book
Concern, publishers. Subscription, $1.50; sworn
average circulation, for three months ending March
31, 1911, 18,184*; 20 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns; 131 2 inches; width, 2'/g inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 cents a line; preferred
position, 25 per cent extra. Reading notices, 20
cents per count line.
MODERN WOODMAN— Monthly. Sworn aver-
age circulation for year ending June 1911, 1,222,268; 16
to 20 pages, 4 columns; width of columns, 2,^ inches.
Forms close 10th preceding month.
-Advertising rates, agate S3. 50 a line.
UNGDOMSVANNEN.— Monthly. Swedish.
Augustana Book Concern, publishers. Subscrip-
tion, 81; sworn average circulation, for three months
ending March 31, 1911, 7,933*; 36 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 958 inches; width, 2J/4 inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 cents a line; inside
covers, 7I2 cents a line; outside covers, 8 cents a line.
SPRINGFIELD
BERKSHIRE WORLD AND CORN BELT
.STOCKMAN.— Monthly. Agricultural and
Breeding. Established 1909. The Corn Belt
.Stockman Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, SI, claimed circulation, 14,000; 52 pages, 4 col-
umns; length of columns, I3I2 inches; width, 2K
inches. Forms close 15th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line. Pre-
ferred position, 20 cents a line. Reading notices.
30 cents a line.
ILLINOLS
COURT OF HONOR (The).— Monthly. Fra-
ternal. Established 1895. Charles J. Riefles,
publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed aver-
age circulation, 85,000; 8 cages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21i inches; width, 2 J inches.
Forms close 5th of preceding month. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line.
FARM HOME (The).— Monthly. Agricul-
tural, Dairy and Live Stock. Established 1894.
Charles F. Mills, editor. Subscription, 50 cents;
sworn average circulation for eight months ending
May 1911, 60,000*; 32 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 133-^ inches; width 2^ inches. Forms
close 28th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate. 25 cents a line;
one page, one time, 170; J-^ page, pro rata, back page,
$200; front page, S250.
See advertisement on page 433.
ILLINOIS MEDICAL JOURNAL.— Monthlv.
Medical. Established 1899. Committee of the
Illinois State Medical Society, publishers. Sub-
scription, $2; estimated circulation, 5,500; 120 pages,
7x10.
Advertising rates on application.
NEWS. — Everv evening except Sunda.v. Re-
publican. Established 1878. Victor E. Bender,
publisher. Subscription, $5; estimated circulation,
12, .500; 10 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21J'2 inches; width, 2| inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, less than 1,400 lines,
3 cents a line; 1,400 lines, 23^ cents; over
2,800 lines, 2 cents a line; full position, 25 per
cent extra. Classified, 1 cent a word. Local
readers, (6 words to a line), 25 cents a line, with
discount for space.
ODD FELLOWS HERALD.— Semi-monthly.
I. O. O. F. Established 1876. Mary P. Miller
and John H. Sikes, editors and publishers.
Subscription, .11.25; estimated circulation, 5,000;
8 pages, 13x20.
Advertising rates on application.
RECORD. — Every evening except Sundaj',
and SUND.\Y MORNING. Democratic. Es-
tablished 1907. Subscription by mail. $4; by
carrier, $5; estimated circulation, 8,400; 8
to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20
inches; width, 2 J- inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate, 1
cent a line; next reading, lyj cents; full position
If cents a line; on contract, less than 100
inches, add 25 per cent. Composition, 5 cents
an inch extra. Reading notices, 12 cents a line;
discount on 100 lines and over. Classified, 1 cent
a word first time; ^ cent subsequent insertions.
STATE JOURNAL. — Every morning, in-
cluding SUNDAY and SEMI-WEEKLY, Tuesday
and Friday. Republican. Established 1831. Illinois
State Journal Co., publishers. .Subscription, daily,
84; daily and Sunday, by mail, S5; sworn average
circulation, daily, 13,299; Sunday, S2.00; sworn
average circulation, 6,911; Semi-weekly, estimated
circulation 5,000; daily, 8 to 16 pages; Sunday 24 to
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ILLINOIS
32 pages semi-weekly 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20^ inches; width, 2}4 inches.
Can use matrics.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, 1 to 100 inches,
35 cents an inch; next reading, 36^4 cents; full position,
38J^ cents; 101 to 200 inches, 28 cents; next reading,
29?^ cents; full position, 31^2 cents; over 200 inches,
245/2 cents an inch; next reading, 26ki cents; full posi-
tion, 28 cents an inch. Classified, 1 cent a word
first insertion; ^2 cent each subsequent insertion
{minimum charge, 25 cents). Reading notices, 15
cents a line, with discounts for time.
STATE REGISTER.— Every mornimr. in-
cluding SUNDAY. Independent. Established 1836.
Thomas Rees, publisher. Subscription, daily, S4;
daily and Sunday, 85; sworn average circulation for
six months ending March 31, 1911, daily. 17,100;
Sunday for same period, 12,267; daily, 10 to 16 pages;
Sunday, 28 to 40 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21 inches; width, 2J6 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, less than
1,400 lines, 3 cents a line; full position 3 J2 cents;
1,400 to 4,200 lines, 2}4 cents; full position, 3
cents; 4,200 lines or more, 2 cents; full position,
2 }/2 cents a line. Position advertisements must be
at least 3 inches deep. Classified, 1 cent a word first
time; i cent a word each subsequent consecutive
insertion, without change of copy (minimum
charge, 25 cents). Reading notices, 15 cents a
line, with discount on 500 lines and over.
ILLINOIS
GAZETTE.
Republican.
STERLING
—Every evening except Sunday.
Established 1854. The Sterling
Gazette Co., publishers. Subscription, $3;
sworn average circulation for year 1910, 5,144*;
8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21 inches; width, 2^ inches.
Advertising rates, plate matter, 12 cents an
inch each insertion; full jjosition, 15 cents. Com-
position, 5 cents an inch extra; full position,
minimum space, 3 inches. Reading notices,
10 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word; 3 con-
secutive insertions (minimum charge, 25 cents).
TAYLORVILLE
SCHOOL NEWS AND PRACTICAL EDUCA-
TOR.— Monthly. Established 1887. C. M. Park-
er, publisher. Subscription, SI. 25; guaranteed
average circulation, for year ending April, 1911,
12,898*; 52 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, &\-i
inches; width, 2 inches. Forms close 15th of preced-
ing month.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time,.S2;. Discount,
5, 10 and 15 per cent on 3, G, and 12 months,
respectively.
TECHNY.
AMERIIvANISCHES MISSIONS BLATT.—
Monthly. German. Catholic. Established
1902. Society of the Divine Word, publishers.
Subscription, $1; estimated circulation, 17,000;
40 pages, 7x10.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line. Forms
close 5th preceding month. Also publishes CHRIS-
TIAN FAMILY. Monthly. Established 1906;
estimated circulation, 14,000. Also issues St. Mi-
chael's Kalendar Annual.
Advertising rates on application.
INDIANA
ANDERSON
BULLETIN. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1885. Bulletin Printing
and Manufacturing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$5; estimated circulation, 5,000; 8 pages, 18x23.
Advertising rates on application.
HERALD. — Every morning except Monday.
Republican. Established 1883. Herald Publish-
ing Co., Publishers. Subscription $4.50; sworn
average circulation, for last six months in year 1910,
daily, 5,025*; net; Sunday, 5,350* net; 8 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2'-lj inches.
Can use matrices.
.•\dvertising rates, next reading, 15 cents an inch;
full position. 17J.2 cents. Reading notices, 10 cents a
line, first insertion; 7V^ cents a line, each subsequent
insertion. Cla.ssified, 20 words, 3 times, 25 cents.
ARGOS.
NATIONAL HARDWARE BULLETIN.—
Monthly. Trade. Established 1900. National
Retail Hardware Association, publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; guaranteed average circulation,
15,000; 160 pages, 2 columns; width, 2J2 inches.
Advertising rates, ^r page, one time, $6; }/»
page, $10; H page, $18; H page, $30; one
page, $50; discount on 2 or more insertions.
CRAWrORDSVILLE
CHARIOT (The).— Monthly. Fraternal. Es-
tablished 1894. Supreme Tribe of Ben-Hur,
publishers. Subscription, 25 cents; claimed cir-
culation, 130,000 net; 8 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 13}. 2 inches; width, 2's inches. Forms
close 15th of preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 00 cents a line.
EVANSVILLE
COURIER.— Every morning, including SUN-
DAY. Democratic. Established 18 4 5. The
Evansville Courier Co.. publishers. Subscription
$4.50; sworn average circulation, for first five months,
1911, daily, 18,276*; daily, and Sunday, 17,331*;
10 to 16 pages; .Sunday, 28 to 50 pages, 7 columns;
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INDIANA
length of columns, 2032 inches; width, 2}^ inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, daily and Sunday, 14
lines or more, 7 cents a line. Open space within
one year, 1,000 lines, 5 cents a line; 3,000 lines, 4
cents; 5,000 lines 3i cents; 10,000 lines or more,
3 cents a line. Position extra. Classified, 5
cents a line; one week, 4 cents; one month, 3
cents; minimum charge, 1.5 cents. Reading no-
tices, 15 cents per count line. Telegraphic read-
ers, 40 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 479.
DEMOKRAT. — Every morning except Mon-
day, and SEMI- WEEKLY, Tuesdays and Fridays.
German. Independent. Established 1864. Sub-
scription, daily, $4 by mail; by carrier, $7.50;
claimed average circulation for year 1910, daily,
and Sunday, 5,181; semi-weekly, $2; claimed circula-
tion, 8,230; daily, 8; .Sunday, 16 to 36 pages, semi-
weekly, 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20
inches; width, 2| inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily and Sunday, 14 lines,
or more, Sli cents a line; 26 times, without
change of copy, IH cents a line; 1,000 lines, 2
cents a line; 3,000 lines, 1 J^ cents; 5,000 lines,
IM. cents; 14,000 lines, 1 cent a line. Reading
notices, 150 lines, 12 cents per count line; tele-
graphic readers, 30 cents a line; classified, 5
cents a line; one week, 4 cents; one month, 3
cents. Semi-weekly, 14 lines, or more, 5 cents a
line; 26 lines, without change of copy, 2^^ cents
a line. 1,000 lines, 3 cents a line; 3,000 lines,
2J^ cents; 5,000 lines, 2 cents; 14,000 lines, 1]4
cents a line. Reading notices in semi-weekly,
150 lines, 18 cents a line; telegraphic readers,
45 cents a line. Classified in semi-weekly, 10
cents a line.
JOURNAL-NEWS. — Every evening except
Sunday, and JOURNAL NEWS, SUNDAY
MORlJJING. Republican. Established 1832.
Evansville Journal Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, daily, 1 cent a copy; sworn average circulation
for first 6 months in 1911, daily and Sunday 12,574*;
daily, 12,600; sworn average circulation for vear, 1910,
daily, 11,121; Sunday, 13,.332; daily, "12 pages;
Sunday, 24 to 36 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21J^ inches; width, 2}i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily and Sunday, agate,
500 lines or less, within one year, 8 cents a
line; 1,000 lines, 7 cents; 2,000 lines, 6 cents;
3,000 lines, 5 cents; 4,000 lines, 4 cents; 5,000
lines, 3 cents; 10,000 lines or more, 2J cents a line.
No ad. taken less than 7 lines. Preferred posi-
tion, 20 per cent extra. Classified, 1 cent a
word. Reading notices, 25 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 535.
PRESS. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1906. Evansville Press
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; sworn average
circulation, for year 1910, 10,571*; for six months
ending March 31, 1911, 11,168*; 8 pages, 8 columns;
length of columns, 1934 to 24 inches; width, 2 inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, less than 5,000 lines, agate,
23-2 cents a line; 5,000 lines, or not less than 6 inches
per week for 52 weeks, 2 cents a line; in position,
3 cents; 5,000 lines or more, in position, 232 cents a
line. Reading notices, 20 cents a line. Classified,
3 cents a line (6 words). Resorts, publishers, and
schools, 2 cents a line, flat.
INDIANA
. FORT WAYNE
JOURNAL-GAZETTE.— Every morning in-
cluding SUND.A.Y. Democratic. Established
1882; Journal-Gazette Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $4.80; sworn average circulation,
for December, 1910, daily, 18,277* net; Sunday, 19,105*
net; for February, 1911, daily and Sunday, 19,740*;
for year 1910, daily and Sunday, 18,277*; 10 to 24
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches; width,
23i inches.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, electro-
type matter, up to 200 inches, 35 cents an inch;
over 200 inches, 33 cents an inch. Composition,
extra. Preferred position extra. Reading no-
tices, body type, among pure reading, 15 cents
per count line, with discount on 500 lines and over.
Classified, 1 cent a word.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sundaj'.
Republican. Established 1874. News Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; sworn average
circulation for year 1910, 11,778*; guaranteed average
circulation for year 1911, minimum 12,000* copies;
12 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 19%
inches; width, 23^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, transient, daily, either plate
or set matter, 3 cents per agate line each insertion;
on contract, flat rate of 2 cents a line each insertion.
Preferred position extra. Reading notices, 15 cents
per count line, with discount on 500 lines and over.
Classified, 1 cent a word (minimum charge, 10 cents).
SENTINEL. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 1860. E. A. K.
Hackett, publisher. Subscription, $5.20; sworn
average circulation, for year, 1910, 8,560'; 10 to 20
pages, (Saturday, 16 to 20 pages), 7 columns; length
of columns, 21 inches; width, 2}4 inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, 20 cents an inch, each
insertion; preferred jiosition, next reading, 5 per
cent extra; full position, 10 per cent; apart from
other advertising, 15 per cent extra. No ad-
vertising on first page. Classified, i cent a
word (minimum charge, 15 cents). Read-
ing notices, 15 cents per count line with discount
on 500 lines and over; telegraphic readers. 50
cents a line.
GOSHEN
COOKING CLUB MAGAZINE.— Monthly-
Culinary, Established 1879. Cooking Club Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed
circulation exceeeding 37,000: 112 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2% inches. Forms
close 15th preceding month.
-Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line; one
page, one time, $60; J and i pages, pro rata.
POULTRY POST.— Monthly. Poultry. Estab-
lished 1908. Post Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, 25 cents; guaranteed circulation, 32,000;
16 to 24 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches;
width, 23^ inches. Forms close 10th preceding
month.
Advertising rates, 1 to 12 inches, SI. 68 an inch;
12 to 36 inches, S1.54; 26 to 72 inches, $1.40; 72 inches,
or more, $1.26 an inch. Classified, 3 cents a word,
with discount on 2 or more insertions.
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HAMMOND
LAKE COUNTY TIMES.— Every evening except
Sunday. Established 1896. Lake County Printing
and Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $3;
guaranteed circulation, exceeding 11,000 (4 editions);
8 to 32 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2}i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates 45 cents an inch; 101 inches,
43 cents; 151 inches, 42 cents; 301 inches, or more,
37 cents an inch; 1,000 inches, 30 cents. Classified,
1 cent a word. Reading notices, 12 cents a line, with
discount on 500 lines and over.
HUNTINGTON
FARMERS' GUIDE.— Every Saturday. Ag-
ricultural. Live Stock. Established 1889.
Guide Publishing Co.. publishers. Subscription,
$1; guaranteed average circulation exceed-
ing 60,000*; 20 to 40 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 14 inches; width, 2}>i inches. Forms close
Saturday preceding.
Advertising rates, 30 cents per agate line; 500 lines,
29 cents; 1,000 lines, 28 cents; 1,500 lines, 27 cents;
2,000 lines, 26 cents; 3,000 lines, 25 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 50 cents per count line. Minimum space
4 lines. Further rates on application.
INDIANAPOLIS
AMERICAN FARMER. — Monthly. Estab-
lished 1885. W. D. Pratt, publisher. Subscrip-
tion, 40 cents; estimated circulation 75,000; 16 pages,
4 columns; length of columns, 12^4 inches; width,
2K inches. Can use matrices. Forms close 10th of
preceding month. Office, Century Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 30cents a line.
BRICKLAYER, MASON, AND PLASTERER—
Monthly. Labor. Established 1896. Bricklayers
and Mason's International Union, publishers. Sub-
scription, 75 cents; estimated circulation, 52,000;
24 pages, and cover, 2 columns, width 22 ems.
Office, Odd Fellows Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line; per inch,
$5.50; 2 inches, $11, Js page (2Ji inches); $13.50; 3
inches, $16.20; 4 inches, $21.50; H page, $25; H page,
$47.50; one page, $92, discount on time contracts.
BRIDGEMEN'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly.
(15th). Building Tcade. Established 1901. In-
ternational Association of Structural Iron
Workers, publishers. Subscripti9n, $1; guar-
anteed average circulation exceeding 11,000; 32
pages, and cover, 2 columns; length of columns, 8
inches; width, 14 ems. Forms close 15th preceding
month. Discount on time contracts. Can use ma-
trices. Office, American Central Life Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; per inch,
$2.50, H page, one time, $4.50; H page, $8.50; }4 page,
$16; one page, $30.
CARPENTER (The).— Monthly. Labor. Es-
tablished 18S1. United Brotherhood of Carpen-
ters and Joiners of America, publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; estimated circulation, 80,000;
60 pages, 2 columns: length of columns, 8 J inches;
width, 2^2 inches. Forms close 25th preceding
montli. Can use matrices. Office, Carpenter Build-
ing.
Advertising rates, on appiication.
INDIANA
CATHOLIC COLUMBIAN RECORD.— Every
Friday. Catholic. Estafilished 1S82. Jas. T.
Carroll, editor and publisher Subscription, S2;
claimed circulation, 9,500; 8 to 10 pages, 15x21. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch, with discount for
space.
CHARIOT.- See Crawfordsville, Ind.
CHRONICLE.- Monthlv. Fraternal (K. &
L. of H.). Established 1888. Supreme Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor, publishers. Sub-
scription. 50 cents; claimed circulation, 80,000;
16 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10
inches; width, 2i inches. Forms close 22d
preceding month. Office, Knights and Ladies of
Honor Temple.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line.
CLAY WORKER (The).— Monthly (20th).
Trade. Established 1884. T. A. Randall & Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $2; claimed circula-
tion, 5,410; 100 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 10 inches; width, 2i inches. Office, 227-
233 East Ohio street.
Advertising rates, S2.50 an inch; i page, (5
inches), one time, $12; i page (7* inches), $20; A
cage, (1(1 inches), $25; i page, $35; % page (15
inches), $45; one page, $60; reading notices, 40
cents a line.
CLEAN POLITICS.— Every Thursday. Pro-
hibition. Established 1909. Clean Politics Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents;
claimed circulation for vear 1910, exceeding, 50,000;
4 pages, 6 columns. Office, 199 West Maryland
Street.
Advertising rates on application.
COMMERCIAL.— Every morning except Sun-
day. Commercial. Financial. Legal. Estab-
lished 1895. Central City Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $5; estimated circulation,
5,000; 4 pages, 6 columns; length of columns,
19J inches; width, 2i inches. Office, American
Central Life Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 4 cents a line; 1,000
lines, within one year, 3 cents a line; 5,000 lines
2i cents; 10,000 lines 2 cents; on 25,000 lines
or more a special discount of 10 per cent allowed.
Preferred position, 10 per cent extra. Classified,
5 cents a line. Reading notices, 25 cents per
count line.
ENTERTAINER (The).— Monthly. Established
1903. E. D. Bolstad, Manager. Subscription, 50
cents; estimated circulation, 35,000; Forms close
22d of month preceding; 24 pages. 4 columns; length
of columns, 12 inches; width, 2' « inches.
Advertising rates; }i page, on contract $15; one
page, $50; '2 page, $30. Classified, 10 cents per
agate line. Special rate, one month, H page, $12;
li page, $30; J 2 Page, $50; one page, $90.
See advertisement on page 551.
EQUITY FARM JOURNAL.— See Co-operative
Farmer, Chicago 111.
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FREEMAN. — Every Saturday. Afro-American.
Established 1888. Geo. L. Knox publisher. Sub-
scription, SI. 50; guaranteed circulation exceeding
40,000; 8 pages, 6 columns length of columns, 20 inches;
with, 2!6 inches. Forms close Wednesday preced-
ing. Can use matrices. Office, 225 Indiana Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 8 cents a line; next reading,
9 cents; full position, 10 cents a line. Reading notices,
40 and 60 cents a line. No advertising on first
page.
HERALD. — Every Thursday. Democratic. Es-
tablished 1909. G. M. Ray, publisher. Subscription,
S3; claimed circulation, 14,000; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2} e inches. Can
use matrices. Office K. of P. Building.
Advertising rates on application.
INDIANA CATHOLIC (The).— Every Friday.
Religious. Established 1910. Indiana Catholic
Printing and Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, SI; estimated circulation, 8,100; 8 pagas, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 19M inches; width, 214
inches. Can use matrices. Office 37 South Capitol
Avenue.
Advertising rates, 65 cents an inch; three months,
60 cents; six months, 55 cents; one year 50 cents;
discount on 500 inches, or more.
See advertisement on page 545.
INDIANA FARMER.— Every Saturday. Ag-
ricultural. Established 1845. Indiana Farmer
Co., publishers. Subscription, 81; sworn average
circulation 47,135; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns. 14 inches; width, 2}4 inches. Office,
301 2-36' 2 N_ Delaware Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents per line; 500
lines, 22 cents; 1,000 lines, 20 cents; 2,000 lines
or more, 18 cents. Reading notices, leaded agate,
40 cents per count line.
See advertisement on page 439.
INLAND POULTRY JOURNAL.— Monthly.
Poultry. Established 1895. Inland Poultry Journal
Co. (Inc.), publishers. Subscription, .50 cents; sworn
average circulation, 27,072; 48 to 100 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width,
Forms close 20th of preceding month.
Advertising rates, on application.
inches.
INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD
TEAMSTERS, CHAFFEURS, STABBLEMEN
AND HELPERS OF AMERICA.— Monthly. Guar-
anteed circulation, 23,000; Forms close 15th preced-
ing.
Advertising rates, agate, 22 cents a line; per inch,
$2.75, 3 s page (2 inches), S5; ^i page, SIO; ]4 page, S19;
one page, S36; Discount for time.
JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRACY.-Monthly.
Deinocratic. Established 1908. Democracy Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents;
claimed circulation, 100,000; 8 to 24 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, llj^ inches; width, 2}4 inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
JERSEY BULLETIN AND DAIRY WORLD.
Every Wednesday. Dairy. Established 1883.
D. , H. Jenkins, publisher. Subscription, $1;
claimed circulation, 10,102; 36 to 50 pages, 3 columns;
INDIANA
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2}4 inches.
Office, 124 S. Illinois Street.
Advertising rates on application.
See advertisement on page 545.
JOURNEYMAN BARBER.— M o n t h I y .
Established 1905. Jacob Fischer, publisher.
Subscription, 60 cents; estimated circulation, 18,000;
24 pages, 7x10. Office, 142 East Market Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 22 cents a line; per inch,
S2.75; l-s page, S5; J<t page, $10; Jo page, S19; one page,
(16 inch), $36. Discount on time contracts.
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN'S AND EN-
GINEER'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Railway,
Technical and Fraternal. Establishpd 1876.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine-
men, publishers. Subscription, $1.50; guaranteed
average circulation, 70,000; 176 pages, 2 columns
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2J4 inches.
Forms close 10th preceding month. Office, State
Life Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line; per inch,
$5; % page, one time, $10; U page, $18.50; J4 page,
$35; one page, $65. Discount on time contracts.
MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING. — Monthly.
Municipal. F^tablished 1890. Municipal En-
gineering Co., publishers. Subscription. $2;
claimed average circulation, for first quarter in vear
1911, 6,100 net; (6,.500 gross); ISO pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2}^ inches.
Advertising rates, J4 page, one time, $10; H page,
$20; 14 page, $35; one page, $55. Discount on 3
months and longer.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1869. Delavan Smith,
publisher. Subscription, $5; sworn average circula-
tion for year 1910, 94,063*; net; for first four months
in 1911, 95,396*; 12 to 32 pages, 8 columns; length of
columns, 21}^ inches; width, 23-^ inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 28-30 W. Washington Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 11 cents per line; no dis-
count for time or space. Preferred positions, extra.
Classified, 1 cent a v/ord. Reading notices,
25 cents a line; 500 lines, 20 cents; preceded
by pure reading, 50 cents a line; 500 lines, 40
cents a line.
ODD FELLOWS TALISMAN.— Monthly. I. O.
O. F. Established 1868. Hollywood & Keeler,
publishers. Subscription, SI. 50; estimated circula-
tion, 6,500; 80 pages.
Advertising rates on application.
PATRIOT PHALANX.— E very Thursday.
Prohibition. Established 1885. Wm. F. and
Edward W. Clark, publishers. Subscription, $1 ;
estimated circulation, 5,000; 8 pages, 6 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2}^ inches.
Office, 119 West Maryland Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 3 cents a line. Dis-
counts, 5, 15, 25 and 30 per cent on 1, 3, 6 and 12
months, respectively.
POSTAL SERVICE MAGAZINE.— Monthly.
Established 1909. Postal Service Magazine Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circula-
tion, 20,000; 72 pages, 2 columns; length of
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columDS, 8 inches; width, 2"^ inches. Can use
matrices. Forms close 2.5th preceding month.
Office, Century Building.
Advertising rates, agate 15 cents a line; one
page (224 lines), $30; } and i pages pro rata.
Classified, 2 cents a word f minimum charge, .50
cents). Reading notices, cut off dash rule, 30
cents per count line (6 words). Discount, 5 per
cent on 6 months or 3 full pages used within one
year; 10 per cent on 12 insertions, or 6 full pages.
INDIANA
PYTHIAN JOURNAL.— Monthly. K. of P.
Established 1874. A. M. Preston., publisher. Sub-
scription, $1; estimated circulation, 7,000; 12 pages,
11x1.5. Office, 37J2 Virginia Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
SPORTSMAN AND MOTORIST.— Weekly.
Automobiles. Established 1909. A. R. King,
publisher. Subscription, SI; estimated circulation,
8,000; 32 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 13
inches; width, 14 ems. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, t'b page, $6; 13 times, $5;
26 times, $4; 52 times, $3 per time; M page, one
time, $10; H, page, $17.50; i4 page, $30; one
page, $50.
SPOTTVOGEL.— Every Sunday (Sunday
issue of Daily Telegraph and Tribuene). German,
Independent. Gutenberg Company, publishers.
Subscription, $2; claimed average circulation,
11,954; 16 to 24 pages 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 2^^ inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 217-219 East Pearl Street.
Advertising rates, from 5 cents per agate line!
1,000 lines, 4^2 cents; 2,500 lines, 4 cents; 5,000 lines,
3' 2 cents; 10,000 lines, 3 cents. Reading notices,
15 cents a line; black face type, 20 cents a line. Classi-
fied, 1 cent a word.
STAR. — Every morning including SUNDAY.
Independent. Established 1903. Star Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 15 cents
per v/eek; Sunday only, 5 cents; daily only, 10
cents. Sworn average circulation for year 1910,
daily, 71,011*; Sunday, for same period, 70,181*;
daily, 14 pages, or more; Sunday, 58 to 80
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 J^ inches;
width, 2^ inches. Can use matrices. Office,
Star Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line each
insertion. No time or space discounts. Pre-
ferred positions, 15 and 25 per cent extra, (3
inches minimum space for position advertise-
ments). Reading notices, 40 cents per count
line: classified, one cent a word or 6 cents per
agate line (6 words to line). Combination rate,
STAR LEAGUE, embracing Indianapolis Star,
Muncie Star and Terre Haute Star 10 per cent
discount from individual rates.
SUN. — Every evening except Sunday. Inde-
pendent. Established 1888. The Sun Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; sworn aver-
age circulation for first four months in 1911, 33,357*
net; 12 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2 inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 123-125 E. Ohio Street.
-Advertising rates, agate, 4 cents a line; next reading
4I/2 cents; full position, 5 cents a line. Reading notices
25 cents per count line. Classified, 1 cent a word.
SWINE BREEDERS JOURNAL.— Semi-
monthly (1st and 15th). Stock. Established
1881. Morris Printing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; 20 pages, 3 columns; length
of colunxns, 10 inches; width, 14 ems. Can use
matrices. Office, 939-941 South Illinois Street.
Advertising rates on application.
TELEGRAPH AND TRIBUENE.— Every
evening except Sunday. German. Independ-
ent. Established 1865. Gutenberg Co.. pub-
lishers. Subscription, $4.50; claimed circula-
tion, 10,796; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 2^ inches. Can use ma-
trices. Office, 217-219 East Pearl Street
Advertising rates, 5 cents per agate lin?; 1 000
lines, within one vear, 41,2 cents; 2,500 lines, 4 cents;
5,000 lines, 3' 2 cents; 10,000 lines, 3 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 15 cents a line; black face type, 20 cents
a line. Classified, 1 cent a word.
TYPOGRAPHICAL JOURNAL.— Monthly.
Trade. Established 1889. J. W. Bramwood,
editor and publisher. Subscription $1.00 ; esti-
mated circulation, 45,000; 112 pages, 7x10.
OfRce, Newton Claypool Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents a line; per inch.
$4.50; ys page, $8.,50; M page,
yi page, $30; one
page, S55. Discount on time contracts.
UNITED MINE WORKERS' JOURNAL.—
Every Thursday. Official organ of the United
Mine Workers of America. Established 1890.
Subscription, $1; estimated circulation, 10,000;
6 columns to page; length of columns, 19% inches;
width, 2Miuches. Forms close Tuesday of
current week. Office, Stevenson Building.
Advertising rates, agate, $1 an incti; 4 times,
$2.80; 13 times, $8.64; 26 times, $16.38; one year,
$29.12.
UP-TO-DATE FARMING. — Semi-Monthly.
(1st and 15th). Established 1898. Equity Pub-
listiing Co. (Inc), publishers. Subscription, 50 cents;
guaranteed average circulation exceeding 140,000;
24 to 40 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 12)-'2
inches; width, 2}i inches. Forms close 10 days
in advance. Office, 227 West Washington Street.
Advertising rates, 60 cents per agate line; pre-
ferred position, 10 per cent extra; one full page,
one time $.300; ,'2 page, S150.
See adverti.sement on page 554.
WESTERN HORSEMAN.— E very Friday.
Trotting horse. Established 1877. The Western
Horseman Co., publishers. Subscription, $2;
claimed average circulation, 17,500; 24 to 40
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13 inches;
width, 2i inches. Office, Unity Building.
Advertising rates. 1 inch, one time. $2..'',0: one
month, $7.80; three montiis, $20.00; six months.
$32.00; one year, $52. Larger space at reduced
rates.
LAFAYETTE
COURIER. — Everv evening, except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1849. M. M. Mayer-
stein, publisher. Subscription, $5.20 by car-
rier; $4, by mail; sworn average circulation
for vear ending March 31, 1911, 5,804*; 8 to 12 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2>i
inches. Can use matrices.
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Advertising rates, agate, per inch, one time,
20 cents; discounts, 3 months, e. o. d., 5 per cent;
every day, 10 per cent; 6 months, e. o. d., 10 per
cent; every day, 20 per cent; nine months, e.o.d.,
20 per cent; everj' day, 30 per cent; one year, e.
o. d., 30 percent; every day, 40 per cent. Open
space within one year, 100 inches, 10 per cent dis-
count; 250 inches, 20 per cent; 500 inches or
more, 30 per cent. Position extra. Classified,
1 cent a word each insertion.
JOURNAL. — Every morning except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1829. Burt-Haywood
Co., publishers. Subscription, daily, S5.20; sworn
average circulation, exceeding 7,000*; (Friday edition
is also the weekly); dail.v, 10 and 12 pages; Friday,
16 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22 inches;
width, 2)-s inches. Ciin use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, 15 cents an
inch each insertion. Preferred position 15 and 25
per cent extra. No discount for time or space.
Classified, 1 cent a word, first in.sertion; '2 cent
a word each subsequent insertion (minimum
charge, 15 cents).
PAINTER AND DECORATOR.— Monthly.
Labor. Established 1886. Brotherhood of
Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers of Amer-
ica, publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated
circulation, 50,000; 64 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 2i inches.
-Advertising rates, ,\; page, one time, $10;
i page, $15; i page, $25; i page, $40; one page,
$70. Further rates on application.
SUNDAY TIMES.— Every Sunday. Local.
Society. Political. Established 1879. Chas.
H. Ball, publisher. Subscription, $2; estimated
circulation, 5,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21}^ inches; width, 2^ inches.
Advertising rates on application.
MARION
CHRONICLE. — Every evening, except Sun-
day. Republican. Established 1886. The
Chronicle Newspaper Co.. publishers. Sub-
scription, S5.20; sworn average circulation, 5,605*;
8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22 inches;
width, 2H inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, 16 cents an inch; position
extra. Classified, 1 cent a word. Reading notices,
10 cents a line.
LEADER. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 1870. Subscription,
$5.20; claimed circulation, 5,355 net; 8 to 16
pages, 7 columns ; length of columns, 21 inches;
width, 2J inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 15 cents an inch, each inser-
tion; preferred position, 1.5 per cent extra. Clas-
sified, 1 cent a word. Reading notices, 15 cents
per count line.
INDIANA
Advertising rates, 20 cents an inch; 2 or more
times, 17 cents an inch; 500 inches, 16 cents; 3,000
inches, 15 cents; one inch, or more, daily, one
year, 15 cents an inch. Reading notices, 10 cents
a line first insertion; 5 cents a line each subsequent
insertion. Classified, Ji cent a word. Minimum
charge, 10 cents.
See advertisement on page 426.
NEWS-TRIBUNE.— Every morning includ-
ing SUNDAY. Independent. Established 1900.
The Marion Tribune Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $2.60; sworn average circulation for year
1910, daily, 5,581*; Sunday, 6,050* net; 6 to 16 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20M inches; width,
23^ inches. Can use matrices.
TEACHERS' JOURNAL.— Monthly. Edu-
cational. Established 1900 Teachers' Journal
Printing Co.. publishers. Subscription, $1;
claimed average circulation, 7,000; 72 to 80 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 7 inches; width, 2Js
inches.
Advertising rates, $1.40 an inch; Is page, one time'
$2.50; M page, S5; yi page, S8.50; one page, $16.
MUNCIE
PRESS. — Every evening except Sunday. Inde-
pendent. Established 1886. Press Publishing Co.,
publishers. Estimated circulation, 5,000; 8 to 16
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 1 2 inches-;
width, 2)4, inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 18 cents an inch; full position,
20 cents. Reading notices, 10 cents a line. Classified,
y2 cent a word (minimum charge, 25 cents).
STAR.— Every morning including SUNDAY.
Independent. Established 1899. Star Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, daily, $5; Sun-
day only, $2.50; sworn average circulation,
daily, for year 1910, 20,136* net; Sunday, sworn,
12,661*; daily, 8 to 16 pages; .Sunday, 24 to 32 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 23^
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate, 4
cents a line, each insertion. No discount for
time or space. Preferred positions, 15 and 25
per cent extra. Classified, one cent a word, or 6
cents per line (6 words a line). Reading notices, 25
cents per count line. For combination rate. Star
League, embracing Indianapolis Star, Muncie Star
and Terre Haute Star, see Star, Indianapolis, Ind.
NOTRE DAME
AVE MARIA. — Every Saturday. Roman
Catholic. Established 1865. Rev. Daniel E.
Hudson, C. S. C, publisher. Subscription, $2;
guaranteed average circulation for si.\ montsh ending
March 31, 1911, 25,475*; 36 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8* inches; width, 2?^ inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, per line, each inser-
tion. 20 cents; i page, $11.60; i page, $23.20;
1 page, $46.40; discounts, three months, it) per
cent; six months, 15 per cent; nine months, 20
per cent; twelve months, 25 per cent.
PENDLETON
MASONIC ADVOCATE.— Monthly. Masonic.
Established 1867. R. E. Maranville, publisher. Sub-
scription, $1.50; estimated circulation, 5,000; 50 pages,
6x9.
Advertising rates on application.
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RICHMOND
ITEM. — Every evpning except Sunday. Inde-
pendent. Established 1878. Item Newspaper Co.,
publishers. Subscription, S5; sworn average circula-
tion for year 1910, 5,484; 8 to 16 pages, 7 and 8 col-
umns; length of columns, 21^ inches; width, 23^8
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 1.5 cents an inch; full position,
10 per cent extra. Reading notices, 10 cents per
count line. Classified rates on application.
NEWS. — ^Every morning except Monday. Demo-
cratic. Established lfl06. Quaker City Printing, &
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, .?3.60; S
pages, 6 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
2M inches.
Advertising rates on application.
See advertisement on page 522.
PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM.—
Every evening except Sunday, and SUNDAY
MORNING. Independent Republican. Estab-
lished 1831. Palladium Printing Co., publishers.
Subscription, daily and Sunday, $5; sworn aver-
age circulation, for nine months ending April 30
1911, daily, 6,043* net (6371* gross); 8 to 12 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 22 inches; width, 2J^
inches. Can use matrices .
Advertising rates, 14 cents an inch; next read-
ing, 1.5 J cents; full position, 17 cents. Classified,
one cent a word. Reading notices, 7 cents a
line.
SOUTH BEND
NEWS. — Ever.v morning except Monday.
Independent. Established 1908. News Printing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $5.20; sworn circula-
tion, daily, 8,100; Sunday, 9,000; 12 to 34 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2%
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 2?2 cents a line; .5.000
lines, within one year, 2 cents a line; 10,000 lines,
or more, 13 2 cents a line. Preferred position, 10
and 20 per cent extra. Reading notices, 15 cents
per count line, with discount on 500 lines and over.
Classified, 1 cent a word first time (minimum
charge, 25 cents) ; subsequent insertions, J cent
a word.
TIMES. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established, daily, 1883. Subscription
$5; claimed circulation, 6,340; 12 to 16 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2J4
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
(NEWS and TIMES.— These two papers consol-
idated under name of News-Times too late for change.
Particulars on application.)
TRIBUNE. — Every evening except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1873. Tribune Print-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, 86.24; sworn aver-
age circulation, for year 1910, 11,786*; (for December,
1910, average, 12,032*;), 12 to 24 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 2V/2 inches; width, 2H inches.
Can use matrices.
INDIANA
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 2 cents a line; next
reading, 2^ cents; full position, 2^^ cents a line. Min-
imum space for full position, 3 inches. No discount
for time or space. Classified, 1 cent a word each
insertion (minimum charge, 25 cents). Reading
notices, grouped at publishers' option, 10 cents a line.
WESTERN UNDERTAKER.— Monthly. Trade.
Established 1879. Herbert S. Fassett, publisher.
Subscription, 81; claimed circulation, 5,300; 48 pages
or more, 2 columas; length of columns, 10 inches;
width, 20 ems pica.
Advertising rates on application.
SPENCER
AGRICULTURAL EPITOMIST.— Monthly.
Agricultural. Established 1881. The Epitomist
Publishing Co. (Incorp.), publishers. Subscrip-
tion, 20 cents; guaranteed average circulation,
exceeding 225,000*; 16 to 48 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 13^ inches; width, 2i inches.
Can use matrices. Forms close 25th of pre-
ceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, SI per line. Preferred
position, 25 per cent extra. Reading notices,
nonpareil, $1.05 a line. No discount for time or
space. Classified, 8 cents a word (minimum
charge, $1.20).
TERRE HAUTE
POST. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1906. Terre Haute Post
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; sworn average,
circulation, for year 1910, 5,640*; 8 to 12 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 19}^ to 22 inches; width,
2 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 7 lines or more, transient, agate,
2 cents a line; with position, 2)2 cents a line; 5,000
lines, within one year, or not less than 6 inches per
week for 52 weeks, V-i cents a line; with position, 2
cents a line. Classified, 3 cents a line (6 words).
Reading notices 10 cents a line; pure reading.
15 cents a line. Resorts, publishers, schools
and colleges, li cents a line.
STAR. — Every morning including SUNDAY.
Independent. Established 1903. Star Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily, $3;
Sunday, $2.50; sworn average circulation for year
1910, daily, 20,436* net; Sunday, for same period,
15, 752* net; daily, 10 to 16 pages; Sunday, 32 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2}^
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 3 cents a line each
insertion. Preferred position, 15 and 25 per cent
extra. No discount for time or space. Classified,
6 cents per line (6 words to line). Sunday, 7 cents a
line. Reading notices, 20 cents per count line. See
Indianapolis, Ind., Star for combination rate. Star
League, embracing Indianapolis Star, Muncie Star
and Terre Haute Star.
TRIBUNE. — Evervevening,(3 editions, )except
Sunday. SUNDAY MORNING. Independent.
Established, daily, 1894; Sunday, 1900. The
C. E. Lambertson, publisher. Subscription, aaily
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and Sunday, $5.20; guaranteed circulation, daily,
13,500; Sunday, 9,000; daily, 10 to 36 pages; Sunday,
28 to 104 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20
inches; width, 2H inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 2 cents a line each inser-
tion; preferred position (mininium space, 2 inches),
10 and 25 per cent extra. Classified, 1 cent a word,
with discount on 3 or more insertions. Local notices
10 cents a line.
VALPARAISO
TRAVELING MAN.— Monthly. Commercial
Travelers. Established 1908. Valpariso Printing
INDIANA
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circu-
lation, 6,000; 96 pages, 7x10.
Advertising rates on application.
WHITING
SUBURBAN. — Monthly. Labor. Estab-
lished 1903. F. L. Meriara. publisher. Sub-
scription, 25 cents; claimed circulation, 6,000; 16
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 12 inches; width,
2>8 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
IOWA
BOONE
NEWS-REPUBLICAN.— Every evening ex-
cept Sunday. Republican. Established 1865
S. G. Goldthwaite, publisher. Subscription, $5
estimated circulation, 5,000; 8 pages, 6 columns
length of columns, 20 inches: width, 2\4 inches.
Advertising rates, transient, 25 cents an
inch; on contract, plate matter, 10 cents an
inch; full position, 15 cents. Composition, 5 cents
an inch extra. Classified, Ji cent a word (minimum
charge 10 cents).
BREDA
OSTFRIESSISCHE NACHRICHTE N—
Three times a month, 1st, 10th and 20th. Ger-
man. Non-Partisan. Established 1881. L.
Huendling, publisher. Subscription, $1; claimed
circulation, 7,000; 4 pages, 6 columns; length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 234 inches.
Advertising rates, 25 cents an inch, per time;
$7.50 per year.
BURLINGTON
GAZETTE. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 18.37. Thomas Stivers,
publisher. Subscription, daily, by mail, $3; by city
carrier, 10 cents a week; guaranteed average circula-
tion first three months 1911, 7,633*; 10 to 24 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 203^ inches; width,
21/s inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
HAWK-EYE. — Every morning except Mon-
day. Republican. Established 1839. The Bur-
lington Hawkeye Co., publishers. Subscription
by mail, $4; guaranteed average circulation, 9,200*,
(.Sunday, 10,200); 8 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21}^ inches; width, 2}4 inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 2^ cents a line;
2,000 lines used within Iti months, 2 cents a line;
5,000 lines, li cents; 10,000 lines or more, If
cents a line; position extra. Reading notices,
10 cents a line; G cents a line on thousand line
contracts; telegraphic readers, 20 cents a line.
Classified, 1 cent a word, with discount for time.
See advertisement on page 558.
CEDAR RAPIDS
AMERICAN PENMAN (T h e).— M o n t h 1 y.
Educational. Established 1884. The A. N. Pal-
mer Co., publishers. Subscription, 65 cents;
claimed circulation, 20,000; 32 to 48 pages and
cover, 3 columns; length of columns, 9 inches;
width, 2| inches. Forms close 15th of preceding
month.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one month, $2.50;
two months. $4.50; three months. $6.
GAZETTE. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1883. Gazette Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $3; sworn average
circulation, 8,430; 10 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 20}2 inches; width, 2J-^ inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, 100 inches, 50 cents an inch;
500 inches, 40 cents; 1,000 inches, 30 cents; 5,000
inches or more, 25 cents an inch. Classified, 1 cent
a word first insertion; ' 2 cent a word each subsequent
insertion. Reading notices, 15 cents a line; tele-
graphic readers, 25 cents a line.
IOWA STAATS ZEITUNG.— Every Friday.
German. Independent Democratic. Established
1869. J. M. Eberle, publisher. Subscription,
S2; claimed average circulation, 7,000; 12 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 2P| inches; width,
2}i inches.
Advertising rates, 25 cents an inch each inser-
tion, Reading notices, 10 cents a line.
KVINDEN OG HJEMMET.— Monthly. Nor-
wegian-Danish, and QVINNAN OCH HEMMET.
Swedish. Monthly. Household. Established
1888. N. Fr. Hansen, Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, 50 cents; estimated combined cir-
culation, 70,500; 56 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 10 inches; width, 2}/^ inches. Forms close
20th preceding month. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents per line*
reading notices, 40 cents per count line. Mini-
mum space i inch.
See advertisement on page. 427.
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IOWA
MODERN BROTHERHOOD.— M o n t h 1 y.
Fraternal. Established 1897. Luther A. Brewer,
publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; guaranteed circu-
lation, 175,000; 16 pages, 3 and 4 columns; length of
columns, UK inches; width, 13 and 16 ems. Forms
close 15th preceding month. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line. No
time or space discounts.
RAILWAY CONDUCTOR (The).— Monthly.
Established 1884. Order of Railway Conductors,
publishers. Supscription, $1; claimed average cir-
culation, 47,100; 133 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 8 inches; width, 2?^ inches. Forms close
10th of preceding month.
Advertising rates, $7 an inch; i page (4 inches),
one time, $22; i page, $36; one page, $60. Dis-
count, 10, 15 and 33j per cent on 3, 6 and 12
months, respectively.
REPUBLICAN. — Every morning except Mon-
day, and TIMES, every evening except Satur-
day and Sunday. Republican. Established
morning 1870; evening, 1902. Republican
Printing Co., publishers. Subscription, morning
$5; evening, $3; sworn average circulation,
morning and evening combined, 14,364; Sunday,
sworn average circulation, 15,405; morning,
10 to 12 pages; evening, 8 to 12 pages; Sunday,
16 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21 H inches; width, 2'/^ inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, covering both morning and
evening editions, 42 cents an inch; up to 150
inches, on contract, 35 cents an inch; 150 to 500
inches, 32 cents; 500 to 1,000 inches, 30 cents;
1,000 inches, or more, 28 cents an inch; preferred
position, extra. Locals, 15 cents per count line;
pure reading, 20 cents; telegraphic readers, 25
cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word. Sunday,
same rate as morning and evening combined.
WESTERN POULTRY JOURNAL.— Montli-
ly. Poultry. Established 1888. E. E. Rich-
ards, publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed
circulation, 32,000; 48 to 128 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2^ inches.
Forms close 25th preceding month. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, acate, 25 cents a Ime. Dis-
count, 5, 10 and 20 per cent on 3, 6 and 12 months
respectively.
CLINTON
ADVERTISER. — Every evening except Sun-
day. Democratic. Established as Tri-Weekly,
1872; daily, 1901. Fay Bros., publishers. Sub-
scription, $2; swoni average circulation for year
1910, 10.655*; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 19i Inches; width, 2i inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, 28 cents an inch; full position
35 cents an inch; no discounts for time or space.
See advertisement on page 474.
HERALD. — Every evening except Sunday
Republican. Established 1856. Clinton Herald
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; sworn av-
erage circulation 5,829*; 10 to 12 pages, 15x22.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, electrotyped matter, 15 cents
an inch; next reading, 16 cents; full position, 17
cents; 5 cents an inch extra for composition.
Classified, 1 cent a word first insertion; }^ cent
a word each subsequent insertion. Reading
notices, 3 cents per count line; among locals,
10 cents.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
NATIONAL HORTICULTURIST (The).—
Monthly, (20th). Horticulture. Established 1909,
National Horticultural Publishing Co., publishers.
Sub.scription, SI; claimed circulation, 9, 782; 24 pages
and cover, 4 columns; length of columns, IIH inches;
width, 2^6 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch; per page, $,10. Special
rates for cover pages. Discount, 2, 3 and 5 per cent
on 3, 6 and 12 months, respectively.
See advertisement on page 523.
NONPAREIL. — Every morning except Mon-
day, and every evening except Sunday. Republi-
can. Established 1857. New Nonpareil Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $4; claimed average circula-
tion, 14,250; daily, 10 and 24 pages; Sunday, 12 to 24
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22 inches; width,
13J.^ ems. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, morning and evening edi-
tion combined, or Sunday, agate, 6 cents a line;
1,000 lines, 5 cents a line; 3,000 lines, 4 cents;
5,000 lines, 3 cents; 7,000 lines. 2i cents; 10,000
lines, 2i cents a line. No advertising on first
page. Special position, extra. Classified, 1
cent a word. Reading notices, 15 cents per count
line; 500 lines, 12^ cents; 1,000 lines and over, 10
cents a line.
DAVENPORT
CATHOLIC MESSENGER (The).— Every
Thursday. Catholic. Established 1882. Fred
B. Sharon, publisher. Subscription, S2; claimed
circulation, 5,968; 10 pages. 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 2' e inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, 40 cents;
250 inches, within one year, 36 cents; 500 inches,
32 cents; 750 inches, 28 cents; 1,000 inches or
more, 25 cents an inch. Reading notices, 10
cents per count line; pure reading, 50 per cent
additional.
CO-OPERATIVE PRESS (The).— Weekly. Es-
timated circulation, 50,000; 7 columns to page; length
of columns, 20 inches; width, 2'6 inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line. Reading
notices, 15 cents a line. Classified, 3 cents a word.
DEMOCRAT AND LEADER.— Every even-
ing, except Saturday and Sunday evening,
SUNDAY MORNING. Independent Democratic.
Established 1855. Democrat Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, daily, $5; sworn average circulation, daily,
17,425 net (17",890 gross); Sunday, 17,680 net (18,150
gross); daily, 12 to 32 pages; 7 columns; length of
columns, 20 inches; width, 2'6 inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, 36 cents an
inch each insertion. No discount for time or
space. Preferred position, 12}2 and 25 per cent
extra. Classified, 1 cent a word (minimum charge,
15 cents). Reading notices, 15 cents per count
line; telegraphic readers, 25 per cent extra; on
first page, 50 cents per count line.
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DEMOKRAT. — Every Thursday. German.
Democratic. Established 1851. H. Lischer Print-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; claimed
circulation, 12,256; 16 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 2} g inches.
Advertising rates on application.
TIMES. — Every evening except Sunday,
Independent Republican. Established 1886. E. P.
Adler; publisher. .Subscription, -So; sworn average
circulation for four months ending April 30, 1911,
18,306*; for May 1911, 18,990*; for year 1910, 16,8.59*;
12 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2' 8 inches. Can use matrices.
.Advertising rates, daily, per inch, 35 cents;
with position, 42 cents. Classified, 1 cent a
word. Reading notices, 15 cents per count line.
See advertisement on page 516.
DECORAH
EVANGELISCHE LUTHERESK KIRKE-
TIDENTE. — Every Wednesday. N o rwegian.
Lutheran. Established 1855. Lutheran Pub-
lishing House, publishers. Subscription, $1;
claimed circulation, 10,000; 24 pages, 1 col-
umn; length of column, 8 inches; width, 4 inches.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; $80 an inch per
year.
POSTEN OG VED ARMEN.— In two
parts, Tuesdays and Fridays. Norwegian-
Danish. Established 1874. B. Anundsen, pub-
lisher. Subscription, SI. 25. Sworn average
circulation April 15, 1911, 38,346; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 2P8 inches; width, 2\i inches.
Advertising rates, $1.50 per inch per time.
Reading notices, long primer, $2 per inch. Pre-
ferred position, extra. No discount for time
or space.
See advertisement on page 465.
IOWA
DES MOINES
CAPITAL. — Every evening, except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1882. Lafayette
Young, publisher. Subscription, $.3; sworn aver-
age circulation for year 1910, 43,466*; 8 to 28 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21?i inches; width,
2}4 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 6 cents a line,
per time. Preferred position extra. No time or
space discount. Classified, 1 cent a word. Reading
notices, 25 cents per count line; first page, 50 cents
a line.
CHRISTIAN UNION.— Every Thursday.
Christian. Established 1895. James T. Nichols,
editor and publisher. Subscription, 81; claimed
circulation, 5,500; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 13 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Office,
1229 25th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 3 cents a line. Spec-
ial discount on large contracts.
FARM SENSE.— Monthly. (I5tli) Agricultural-
Established 1909. Farm .Sense, (Inc)., publishers
Subscription, 50 cents; guaranteed average circula-
tion, 80,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns
13 inches; width, 2>o inches. Office Grand .Vvenue
and 7th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line; 500 lines,
28 cents; 1,000 lines, 25 cents. Preferred position,
25 per cent extra.
IOWA HOMESTEAD.— Every Thursday.
Live Stock and Agricultural. Established 1855.
J. M. Pierce, publisher. Subscription, $1;
guaranteed circulation, 130,000* net; 32 to 84
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13^ inches;
width, 2^6 inches. Forms close Friday preceding.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line; pre-
ferred position, 25 per cent extra. Reading
notices, nonpareil, 75 cents per count line;
special display rate in combination with Farmer
and Stockman, (Kansas City. Mo.), and Wisconsin
Farmer (Madison, Wis.), 3 papers, in all, SI per
agate line.
IOWA STATE REGISTER AND FARMER.
Semi-monthly. Agricultural. Established 1856.
The Iowa Farmer Publishing Co.. publishers.
Subscription, 50 cents; sworn circulation exceeding
50,000*; 24 to 40 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 13 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Forms
close 10th and 25th preceding date of issue.
Office, 4th Street and Court Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line
each insertion. Reading notices, 30 cents a
line.
See advertisement on page 512.
MERCHANTS' TRADE JOURNAL.— Month
ly. Trade. Established 1903. sworn average cir-
culation, for 14 months ending February 1911, 48,160*;
48 pages, or more, 3 columns; length of columns,
10 inches; width, 2'^ inches. Forms close loth
preceding month. Office, 7th Street and Grand
.\ venue.
Advertising rates, agate, $4.20 an inch; y',
page (35 lines), one time, S 10.45; i page,
S20.85; ipage, $31.25; ^ page, $41.70; H
page, $62.50: one page, $125, with time discounts.
MIDWESTERN.— Monthly. Literary. Es-
tablished 1906. Greater Des Moines Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed circula-
tion, 25,000; 100 pages, 7x10. Office, Good Block.
Advertising rates on application.
NEWS. — Every evening e.xcept Sunday, and
SUNDAY MORNING. Independent. Estab-
lished, daily, 1881: Sunday, 1902. Des Moines
Daily News Co., publishers. Subscription, daily $2 ;
estimated circulation, daily, 37,000; Sunday, cir-
culation not quoted; 8 to 16 pages, 8 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches: width, 25^6 inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 211 West 7th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, display, 7 lines, or
more, 6 cents a line. Preferred position, 7 cents
a line; 5,000 lines or more to be used within
one year, 5 cents a line; preferred position,
6 cents a line. Reading notices, 30 ceiits a
line. Pure reading, 40 cents a line. Classified,
5 cents a line (6 words). Same rates for resorts,
publishers, schools and colleges.
PEOPLE'S POPULAR MONTHL Y.—
Family. Established 1896. People's Monthly
Co.. publishers. Subscription, 25 cents; guaran-
teed average circulation, exceeding 500,000; 32 to
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40 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, IZ-f^ inches;
width, 2kt inches. Forms close 20th preceding
month. Can use matrices. Office, Arcade Building.
Advertising rates, agate, $2 a line, each insertion;
one page, one time, $1,200.
POSTEN. — Every Friday. Swedish. Indepen-
dent Republican. Established 1903. Skandia
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
estimated circulation, 10,250; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 14 inches; width, 2 1/6 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 413 East 5th Street.
Advertising rates, 40 and 50 cents an inch,
according to space and time.
REGISTER AND LEADER (The).— Every
morning, including SUNDAY, Republican.
Established, Register, 1856. Leader, 1849; con-
solidated, 1902, Gardner Cowles. publisher.
Subscription, daily. $4; daily and Sunday, S6;
Sunday only. ?2; sworn average circulation for first
six months in 1911, daily, 35,163*; Sunday, 31,415*;
daily, 10 to 16 pages; Sunday, 46 to 56 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21^ inches; width, 2% inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 6 cents a
line; Sunday, 7 cents a line; full position, 25
per cent extra. Classified, 7 cents a line (6
words); by the month, $1.80 a line (minimum
charge 15 cents). Sunday Magazine section,
12 cents a line. Classified, displayed, (both papers,
daily, Register and Leader and Tribune). 7 cents
a line. All classified advertisements run in morning
Register and Leader and evening Tribune. Rate
for Sunday, classified, 7 cents a line; 72 cents an inch.
Pure reading notices, 30 cents a line.
See evening Tribune for combination rate.
SPIRIT OF THE WEST.— Every Wednesday.
Horse breeding industry. Established 1890.
P. S. Kell, publisher. Subscription, $1; claimed
average circulation, 5,000; 16 to 24 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 13 inches; width, 2J^ inches.
Office, Observatory Building.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch; one month, $3.50;
three months (13 times), $15; six months, $25;
one year, $40.
STAATS ANZEIGER.— Every Friday. Ger-
man. Independent Democratic. Established
1869. Joseph Eiboeck, publisher. Subscrip-
tion, $2; estimated circulation, 6,350; 8 pages, 7
columns; length or columns, 211 inches; width,
2i inches. Oflnce, 226 Third Street.
Advertising rates, 40 cents an inch, with dis-
counts.
SUCCESSFUL FARMING.— Monthly. Agri-
cultural. Established 1902. E. T. Meredith,
publisher. .Subscription, 25 cents; sworn average
circulation exceeding 500,000; 40 to 116 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns, \0^i inches; width, 2J/g
inches. Forms close 20th preceding month. Office,
207-211 Tenth Street.
Advertising rates, agate, S2.50 a line. Reading,
notices, $5 per agate line. No discount for time
or space.
See advertisement on page 506.
TOILER.— Monthly. Mystic Toiler. Estab-
lished 1899. J. F. Taake publisher. Subscription,
50 cents; estimated circulation, 15,000; 8 pages, 11x15.
Office, Observatory Building.
Advertising rates on application.
IOWA
TRIBUNE. — (Evening edition of the Register
and Leader). Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1906. Gardner
Cowles, publisher. Subscription, $3; sworn
average circulation for first six months in 1911, 20,070*;
for year 1910, 19,103*; 10 to 18 pages; 7 columns;
length of columns, 21M inches; width, 2>8 inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 3}/2 cents a line; in com-
bination with Register and Leader (not including
Sunday issue), 8 cents a line; (both papers); full posi-
tion, 25 per cent extra. Reading notices, 15 cents
per count line; combination rate, 35 cents. Classi-
fied, 7 cents a line (6 words) including insertion in
Register and Leader without extra charge.
WALLACE'S FARMER.— Every Friday. Ag-
ricultural. Established 1874. Wallace Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; sworn
average circulation 60,262*; 20 to 56 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 13' 2 inches; width, 2}i inches.
Office, 11th and Walnut Streets.
Advertisng rates, 35 cents per agate, line. Mini-
mum space, 3 lines.
WESTERN WORLD.— Every Thursday.
Catholic. Established 1902. W. A. Halloran,
publisher. Subscription, $1.50; estimated circu-
lation, 23,500; 8 pages, 7 colunms; length of
columns, 18 inches; width, 21 inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 411 Fourth Avenue.
Advertising rates, 75 cents an inch; one
month, $2; three months, $4.50; six months,
$7.50; one year, $13.50. Reading notices, 15
cents a line. Further rates on application.
YEOMAN'S SHIELD.— Monthly. Literary
and Fraternal. Established 1897. H. C. Evans,
editor. Subscription, 50 cents; guaranteed
circulation, 175,000; 16 pages, 3 columns; length of
columns, 13 inches; width, 17 ems. Forms close
18th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 60 cents a line. No time
or space discounts.
DUBUQUE
CATHOLIC TRIBUNE.— Weekly. See Kath-
olischer Westen.
IOWA FARMER (The).— Monthly. Agricultural.
Established 1902.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 cents a line; 1,000 lines,
within one year, 6 cents; 2,000 lines, 5 cents; 3,000
lines, 4 cents a line (Minimum 98 cents).
KATHOLISCHER WESTEN.— Every
Thursday. German. Roman Catholic. Demo-
cratic. Catholic Pnnting Company, publishers.
Established 1875. Subscription, $2; estimated
circulation, 8,700; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 20 inches; width, 2J inches.
Issues also the LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE,
weekly; estimated circulation, 3,605; and CATH-
OLIC TRIBUNE, claimed circulation, 21,800.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, nonpareil (combined), 1
inch, one time, $3; one month. $6: three months,
$11.70; six months, $19.50; one year, $24. Re-
duced rates for larger space. Locals, 15 cents a
line each insertion. Metal cuts required.
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TELEGRAPH-HERALD.— Every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and every morning except Mon-
day, SUNDAY MORNING TELEGRAPH-
HfiRALD, Sundays, and SEMI-WEEKLY,
Tuesdays and Fridays. Independent Demo-
cratic. Established, Telegraph. 1870: Herald.
1836. Consolidated, 1901. The Telegraph,
Herald Co., publishers. Subscription evening
$3; Sunday, $1.50; guaranteed average circula-
tion, 14,132*; semi-weekly, SI; estimated circula-
tion, 20,000; 12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2^^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, both editions, mbrning and
evening, or Sunday, 100 inches, or less, 40 cents
an inch; over 100 inches, 25 cents an inch;
preferred position, 10 and 25 per cent extra.
Reading notices, both editions, 20 cents a line.
Classified, evening and morning editions, 1 cent
a word first time; J^ cent each subsequent inser-
tion; semi-weekly, display, 50 cents an inch
each insertion. Classified in Sunday or semi-
weekly, 1 cent a word. Reading notices, in semi-
weekly, same as in evening edition.
TIMES-JOURNAL. — Every evening and every
morning, except Sunday evenings and Monday morn-
ings. Weekly. Republican. Morning edition estab-
lished 1S56; evening edition established 1890. Smith-
Morgan Printing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily,
by carrier, $5.50 by mail, $3.00 per year. Sunday,
$1.00; weekly, .Sl.OO. Sworn average circula-
tion for vear ending June 1, 1911, dailv, 11,638; Sunday
12,962; weekly, estimated, 10,200; daily, 10 to 16 pages;
Sunday, 24 to 32 pages; weekly 16 pages, seven col-
umns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2} § inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates. (Ads run through complete
edition, evening, morning and mail). 100 inches
or less, 42 cents per column inch; 200 inches, 38 cents;
300 or more, 35 cents. Special position, (next to read-
ing or full position), charged extra. Classified,
1 cent per word, 1st insertion, '2 cent per word each
subsequent in.sertion, with rate of 50 cents per line
per month. Reading notices, 20 cents per line; 100
lines, 18 cents; 500 lines, 15 cents; 1,000 lines or more,
n^A cents.
See advertisement on page 555.
FORT DODGE
MES.SENGER. — Every evening except Sunday.
Republican Established 1884. Messenger Printing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $5; sworn average
circulation for first two months in 1911, 5,725*; 7
columns to page, 21 inches in length; 2J^6 inches in
width.
Advertising rates 25 cents an inch. Classified,
1 cent a word.
KEOKUK
CONSTITUTION-DEMOCRAT.— Every even-
ing except Sunday, and SEMI-WEEKLY, Tues-
days and Fridays. _ Democratic. Established
1847. F. A. Warwick, publisher. Subscrip-
tion, daily, by carrier, $5.20; by mail, $3; sworn
average circulation, daily, 4,384*; semi-weekly,
$1; claimed circulation, 6,522; daily, 8 to 12
pages; semi-weekly, 8 pages 7 columns; length
of columns, 20 J^ inches; width, 2^ inches.
IOWA
Advertising rates, display, electrotyped matter,
daily, 25 inches, 40 cents an inch; So inches, 35
cents; 75 inches, 27 cents; 100 inches, 20 cents;
200 inches, 18 cents; 300 inches, 15 cents; 500
inches, 12 cents an inch. Preferred position, 20 per
cent extra. Classified, 1 cent a word. Local notices,
25 cents a line; ordinary reading notices, 60 cents
an inch. Semi-weekly, 25 inches, 40 cents an inch;
50 inches, 35 cents; 75 inches, 30 cents; 100 inches,
25 cents; 200 inches, 22 cents; 300 inches, 20 cents;
500 inches, 18 cents; 1,000 inches, 15 cents an inch.
Reading notices, same as daily.
See advertisement on page 553.
GATE CITY.— Everv evening except Satur-
day, and SUNDAY MORNING. Republican. Es-
tablished 1846. Gate City Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, .S4; 8 to 16 pages; length of columns, 19J^
inches; width, 2Js inches.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, open rate,
electrotyped matter, less than 100 inches. 25 cents
an inch; contract rate, electrotyped matter, over
100 inches, 15 cents an inch; full position, 25 per
cent extra. Composition, 5 cents an inch extra.
Locals, 10 cents a line. Classified ads., 1 cent
a word.
See advertisement on page 558.
LAMONI
POULTRY POINTERS.— See Kalamazoo, Mich.
MARSHALLTOWN
TIMES-REPUBLICAN.— Every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and IOWA TIMES-REPUBLICAN,
semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays. Repub-
lican. Established 1856. Times-Republican
Printing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily
$5; sworn average circulation for year 1910, daily,
12,000; semi-weekly, $1; claimed average circulation,
5,100; 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21M inches; width, 2}-s inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, 35 cents an inch each
insertion, 100 inches or more, 30 cents an inch. Read-
ing notices, 10 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word;
semi-weekly rates on application.
MOUNT VERNON
FRUITMAN AND GARDENER.— Monthly.
Horticultural. Established 1897. Fruitman and
Gardener (Inc.\ publishers. Subscription, 50
cents; claimed average circulation, exceeding 42,000;
20 to 56 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10
inches; width, 2^ inches. Forms close 15th
of preceding month.
Advertising rates on application.
MUSCATINE
JOURNAL. — Every evening except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1840. Frank D. Throop,
publisher. Subscription, $5; sworn average cir-
culation for year ending April 30, 1911, daily,
6,847*; (for January 1911, average, 7.105*); 10 to 12
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
23. s inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, publisher's option, 21 cents
an inch, per time; with position, 25 cents an inch.
Classified, h cent a word. Reading notices, 10
cents per count line.
See advertisement on page 516.
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OTTUMWA
COURIER.^Everv evening except Sunday,
and TRI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. Republican. Established 1848.
Courier Printing Co., proprietors. James F.
Powell, publisher. Subscription, daily, $6; sworn
average circulation, daily, 8,000*; tri-weekly, SI. 50;
sworn circulation 6,400*; 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2% inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, 24 cents an inch per
time: with position, 28 cents an inch. Classified,
i cent a word each time. Reading notices, 10
cents per count line. Tri-Weekly, 18 cents
an inch; with position, 21 cents.
See advertisement on page .516.
PELLA
BAPTIST RECORD— Every Thursday.
Baptist. Established 1899. Sadler Bros. & Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed circulation,
5,000; 16 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10
inches; width, 2}.i inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 4 cents a line.
SIOUX CITY
FARMER AND BREEDER (Formerly Farmers
Tribune). — Every Thursday. Live Stock and Agri-
cultural. Established 1878. Farmer & Breeder Co .
publishers. Subscription, $1; guaranteed average
circulation, 55,000; 16 to 48 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 13' 2 inches; width, 2} 8 inches. Forms
close Friday morning preceding.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line-
Reading notices, 40 cents per nonpareil line. Classi-
fied, 3 cents a word.
JOURNAL. — Every morning including SUN-
DAY, and every evening except Sunday. Re-
publican. Established, 1870. Perkins Bros.
Co., proprietors. Subscription, morning, $4;
evening, $2; Sunday, .$1.50; sworn average circula-
tion for year 1910, dailv, 35,730*; (for first six months
in 1911," 36,198*); Sunday same as daily; 10 to 36
pages; 7 columns; length of columns, 2V/i inches;
width, 2 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertismg rates, daily, morning and evening
edition, per line, agate, 14 lines, or more. 6 cents;
1,000 lines or more, within one year, 532 cents;
2,000 lines or more, 5 cents a line; preferred
position, 5 and 15 per cent extra. Reading
notices, 15 cents per count line; pure reading
30 cents a line, telegraphic reading, 50 cents a line.
Classified, 1 cent a word; by the month, $1.25 a line,
all editions. Schools, re.sorts, subscribers and mail
order 5 cents per agate line, flat.
SVEiMSKA MONITOREN.— Every Friday.
Swedish. Republican. Established 1895. Otto
E. Jacobson, publisher. Subscription, $1; claimed
circulation, 6,200; 8 pages, 6 columns; length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 2,1 g inches.
Advertising rates on application.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1906. The Sioux City
News Co., publishers. Guaranteed circulation,
15,000; 8 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns 20 inches; width, 2i inches. Can use
matrices.
.Advertising rates, agate, 2].i cents a line; busi-
ness locals, 25 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a
word.
TRIBUNE. — Everv evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1884. The Tribune
Co. (Incorp.), publishers. Subscription, S3;
sworn average circulation for first six months in 1911,
35,000; 10 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21 inches, width, 2}i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, less than 2,000 lines,
within one year, 6 cents a line; 2,000 lines, or
more, 5 cents a line. Minimum space, M mch.
Preferred position, 15 and 25 per cent extra.
Local notices, body type, 25 cents a line, with
discounts on 500 lines and over; telegraphic
readers, 50 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a
word each insertion.
STORY CITY
VISERGUTTEN.— Every Thursday. N o r-
wegian-Danish. Republican. Established
1894. G. Amlund, publisher. Subicription, 75
cents. Guaranteed circulation. 12,250*; 8 pages,
6 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width
2J^ inches.
Advertising rates on application.
TRAER
FARM AND REAL ESTATE JOURNAL.—
Monthly. Agricultural and Real Estate, Established
1896. Charles Wood & Son, publishers. .Subscrip-
tion, 75 cents; estimated circulation, 16,500; 24 to 32
pages, 9x12.
Advertising rates on application.
WATERLOO
COURIER. — Every evening except Sunday,
and TRI-WEEKLY, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. Republican. Established 1858. The
W. H. Hartman Co., publishers. Subscription,
d.aily, $6; sworn average circulation for year 1910,
daily, 6,795*; Tri-weekly, guaranteed circulation,
6,000; 10 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2 1/6 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, plate matter, 26 times, or
I 1,000 lines, 2;,2 cents a line; 52 times, or 2,000 lines,
i 1% cents; 106 times, or 10,000 lines, 1' 2 cents; Matrices
! and set matter, 5 cents an inch extra. Classified,
1 cent a word (minimum charge, 15 cents); per month,
(26 times), .50 cents a line. Reading notices, 10 cents
a line, with discount on 1,000 lines or more; first
and editorial page following pure reading matter,
15 cents a line; telegraphic readers, 25 cents a line.
Tri-weekly, rates same as daily.
CREAMERY J O U R N A L.— Semi-monthlv.
Trade. Established 1890. Subscription, $1; claimed
circulation, 5,029; 24 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 10>4 inches; width, 2's inches.
Advertising rates, $1.50 an inch.
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EGG REPORTER.— 18 times a year. Egg
trade. Established 1893. Subscription, $1.50;
estimated circulation, 18,000; 68 to 100 pages, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 7 inches; width, \^i inches.
Forms close 20th preceding month.
Advertising rates, 30 cents a line; J page, one
time, $10; ^2 page one time, $14.12; one page, one
time, $20.70; one year, $17.66 per insertion.
KIMBALL'S DAIRY FARMER AND THE
DAIRY GAZETTE.— Semi-monthly (1st and 1.5th).
Dairy. Agricultural. Established 1903. Subscrip-
tion, 50 cents; claimed average circulation, 100,000;
24 to 48 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13 inches;
width, 2y^ inches. Forms close 10th and 25th of
each month.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line each inser-
tion; one page, one time, $250; back cover page, $275.
REPORTER.— Every evening except Sunday.
Republican. Established, 1868. Matt Parrott
Sons Co., publishers. Subscription, $5; guaranteed
IOWA
average circulation exceeding, 6,1.50*; 8 to 24 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20' 2 inches; width,
2}'i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 17 cents an inch; full posi-
tion, 19 cents an inch. Classified rates on appli-
cation. Reading notices (6 words to line), 10
cents a line.
TIMES-TRIBUNE.— Every morning except
Monday. Independent. Established 1871. Wat-
erloo Times-Tribune Publishing Co. (Inc.), pub-
lishers. Subscription, $5.20; sworn circulation,
6,400; 8 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
2134^ inches; width, 2 J inches.
Advertising rates, 16 cents an inch; preferred posi-
tion, 10 and 20 per cent extra (minimum space for
full position, 3 inches). Discount 5 per cent on 500
inches; 10 per cent on 1,000 inches. Classified, 1
cent a word, first insertion; '2 cent a word each
subsequent insertion. Discount on one week or
longer. Reading notices, locals (solid brevier), 5
cents a line; pure reading body type, 15 cents per
count line.
KANSAS
ATCHISON
GLOBE. — Every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Saturdays. Independent. Estab-
lished 1878. Globe Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, daily, $5.20; estimated circulation,
daily, 6,775; weekly, 25 cents; estimated circula-
tion, 8,000; 4 to 8 pages, 8 columns; length of
columns, 2132 inches; width, 23^8 inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or weekly, 25 cents an
incli, per time: on long time contracts, 14 cents an
inch per time; position extra. Reading notices,
10 cents a line. Classified, i cent a word.
GIRABD
APPEAL TO REASON— Every Saturday. So-
cialistic. Established 1895. J. A. Wayland, pub-
lisher. Subscription 50 cents; sworn average cir-
culation for year ending March 31, 1911, 583,699*;
4 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 193"2 inches;
width, 23^^ inches. Forms close 12 days in advance.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, $1.20 per agate line. Classified,
20 cents a word.
COMING NATION (The).— Every Saturday.
.Socialistic, J. A. Wayland, publisher. Guaranteed
circulation, 25,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 185 agate lines.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line.
PROGRESSIVE WOMAN (The) .—Monthly
Woman Suffrage and Socialistic. Established
1907. Josephine Conger Kaneko, publisher.
Subscription, 50 cents; estimated circulation, 13,000;
16 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 11 inches;
width, 23^8 inches. Forms close 20th preceding
month. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 8 cents a line each
insertion.
HUTCHINSON
G-\ZETTE. — Every morning except Monday.
Independent Democratic. Established 1908. Ga-
zette Publishing Co., (Inc.), publishers. Subscrip-
tion, bv mail, $3; bv carrier, $5; circulation for four
months ending March 31, 1911, 6,500; 8 to 20 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 236
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 40 cents an inch; 13 times, 35
cents; 26 times, 30 cents; 39 times, 25 cents; 78 times,
22 cents; 104 times, 20 cents; 156 times, 18 cents; 312
times, 16 cents an inch, per time; 100 inches within
one year, 30 cents an inch; 2.50 inches, 25 cents; 50(1
inches, 20 cents; 750 inches, 18 cents; 1,000 inches or
more, 16 cents an inch. Reading notices, 12 cents a
line. Classified, 1 cent a word, if over 28 words.
Financial telegraph, 15 cents a line.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday. Re-
publican. Established 1872. The News Co.,
publishers. Subscription by mail, $3; guaranteed
average circulation for last three months in 1910,
8,692*; 10 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21 inches; width, 23/s inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, 40 cents an inch; one
month, 30 cents per inch, per time; three months,
28 cents; six months, 26 cents; one year, 25 cents an
inch, per tinie; e. o. d., 25 per cent extra; 2 times a
week, 333^3 per cent. Open space, within one year,
100 inches, 35 cents an inch; 250 inches, 30 cents;
.500 inches, 28 cents; 1,000 inches or more, 25 cents an
inch; preferred position, 15 and 25 per cent extra. No
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display advertising on first page. Pure reading
notices, 20 cents a line; first page, 40 cents a line;
ordinary readers, 10 and 20 cents a line. Classified,
1 cent a word (minimum charge, 25 cents).
KANSAS CITY
COOPER'S INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL.—
Monthly. English and German. Labor. Established
1S90. James A. Cable, editor and publisher. Sub-
scription, $1; estimated circulation, 8,000; 56 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 25 s
inches. Forms close 10th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; per inch,
S2; ys page, 83.70; 34 page, 87; J2 page, 813.50; one
page, 825. Discount on time contracts.
GAZETTE-GLOBE.— Every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY GAZETTE, Saturdays.
Republican. Established 1885. The Gazette
Publishing and Printing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, daily, S3; weekly, 25 cents; estimated cir-
culation, daily, 10,000; weekly, 27,500; 4 to 8 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21^2 inches; width,
2li inches. Can use matrices.
Advertismg rates, daily, 21 cents an inch each
insertion. Preferred position, 5 to 15 per cent
extra. Classified, 1 cent a word, first insertion;
i cent after. Weekly, 3 months, 10 cents a
line; 6 months, 8 cents; one year, 6 cents a line.
LAWRENCE
JOURNAL-WORLD.— Every evening except Sun-
day. Republican. Established 1857. The World
Co., publishers. Subscription, $5; sworn average
circulation, exceeding 5,500*; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20J4 inches; width, 2}^ inches.
Advertising rates, 15 cents an inch; next reading,
16}-'2 cents; full position, 18 cents; composition, 5 cents
an inch extra. Classified, 1 cent a word, first inser-
tion; I2 cent each subsequent insertion (minimum
charge, 25 cents).
See advertisement on page 504.
LEAVENWORTH
TIMES. — Every morning except Monday, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays. Republican. Estab-
lished 1857. D. R. Anthony, Jr. manager. Sub-
scription, daily, $3; claimed circulation, daily, 12,000;
weekly, 25 cents; claimed circulation, 10,000; 8 to 16
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
2}4 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, 1 inch, one time, $1;
each subsequent insertion, 50 cents. Classified,
5 cents a line (minimum 4 lines). Open space
rates, 500 inches in one year, 40 cents; 1,000 inch-
es, 35 cents per inch; preferred position, 25 per
cent extra. Reading notices, daily or weekly, 20
cents per line; 1,000 lines, 12}^ cents. Weekly
rates, SI an inch, first insertion; 50 cents an inch
each subsequent insertion.
See advertisement on page 514.
PITTSBURG
KANSAS HEADLIGHT.— Every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays. Re-
publican. Established 1884. Moore Bros., pub-
lishers. Subscription, daily, $4; sworn average
circulation for year 1910, daily, 6,289*; weekly, 50
KANSAS
cents; sworn average circulation for same period,
5,801*; daily, 8 to 16 pages; weekly, 10 to 16 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21J4 inches; width,
23/g inches.
Advertising rates, daily or weekly, 20 cents an
inch. Reading notices, 5 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 465.
TOPEKA
CAPITAL.— Every morning including SUN-
DAY, and WEEKLY, Thursdays. Republican.
Established 1879. Arthur Capper, publisher.
Subscription, daily, $5; guaranteed average
circulation, daily, 33,500* net; Sunday, 26,780*;
weekly, 25 cents; guaranteed average circulation,
150,000; 8 to 32 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2}'8 inches. Forms for weekly
close Wednesday a. m. preceding. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily and Sunday, agate, 7
cents a line; 1,000 lines, within one year, 6 cents
a line; 2,500 lines, 5 cents; 4,000 lines, 4i cents;
5,000 lines, 4 cents a line. Preferred position,
20 per cent extra. Classified, 1 cent a word
(minimum, 10 words); per week (7 insertions),
5 cents a word; per month (30 insertions), 20
cents a word. Reading notices, 25 cents per
count line, with discount for 500 lines and
over. Weekly, agate, 35 cents a line. Per page,
(1960 lines) 8550. Reading notices, 70 cents a line.
Preferred position, 20 per cent extra. No discount in
Weekly, for time or space. Classified in weekly ,
4 cents a word; 4 times, 12 cents a word.
See advertisement on page 505.
FARMERS' MAIL AND BREEZE.— Every
Saturday. Agricultural. Established 1872.
Arthur Capper, publisher. Subscription, $1;
' guaranteed average circulation, 100,000*; 32 to 64
pages, 4 columns; length of col'jmna, l.'?! inches:
width, 2 1/0 inches. Can use matrices. Forms
close Saturday preceding.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line;
oref erred position extra; one page, (740 lines),
$240; back cover page, $265; reading notices,
80 cents a line. Classified, 5 cents a word; 4
times, 16 cents a word.
See advertisement on page 505.
HOUSEHOLD (The).— Monthly. Literary.
Established 1902. Arthur Capper, publisher.
Subscription, 25 cents; guaranteed average circu-
lation, 650,000*; 32 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 13 1^4 inches; width, 2}(, inches. Can
use matrices. Forms close 20th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 82.50 a line. Full page,
$1,250; back cover page, 81,375; }2 page, 8720; }i page,
8410. Preferred position, extra. Reading notices,
83.75 per agate line.
iSee advertisement on page 505.
KANSAS FARMER.— Every Saturday. Ag-
ricultural. Established 1863. Kansas Farmer
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; sworn average
circulation, exceeding 52,000*; 32 to 48 pages, 4 col-
umns; length of columns, 14 inches; width, 2'/8 inches.
Forms close Monday noon preceding.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; preferred
position extra; one page, $150, flat. Classified, 3 cents
a word.
See advertisement on page 563.
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MISSOURI VALLEY FARMER.— Monthly.
Established 1893. Arthur Capper, publisher.
Subscription, 25 cents; guaranteed average
circulation, 325,000*; 32 to 48 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 13M inches; width, 2'^ inches.
Can use matrices. Forms close 25th preceding
month.
Advertising rates agate, $1.50 a line; position,
10 per cent extra; 1 page (740 lines), $825; back
cover page, $900. Reading notices, $2.25 a line;
Classified, 10 cents a word.
See advertisement on page 505.
POULTRY CULTURE.— Monthly. Poultry.
Established 1896. Poultry Culture Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed
average circulation, 35,000; 48 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 13% inches; width, 2]i inches.
Can u.se matrices. Forms close 15th preceding
month.
Advertising rates agate, 20 cents a line each inser-
tion.
SPIRIT OF KANSAS.— Every Saturday. Ag-
ricultural and family. Established 1870. Kim-
ball Printing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
8 pages, 13x20
Advertising rates on application.
STATE JOURNAL.— Every evening except
Sunday. Independent Republican. Established
1874. F. P. MacLennan, publisher. Subscrip-
tion, $3.60 by mail; sworn average circulation
for year 1910, 20,808*; 10 to 20 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2}i inches. Can
use matrices.
-Advertising rates, agate, 7 cents per line; one
week, 6 cents; one month, 5 cents; three months,
4 cents; six months, 3i cents; one year, 3 cents.
Open space used within one year, 500 lines, 6 cents
a line; 1,000 lines, 5 cents; 2,000 lines, 4^ cents;
3,000 lines, 4 cents; 5,000 lines, 3J cents; 10,000
lines or more, 3 cents a line. Special positions,
10 and 25 per cent extra. Reading notices, 15,
20 and 25 cents a line, with discount for quantity.
Classified ads., 5 cents a line; by the week, 4 cents;
by the month, 3^ cents.
WESTERN ODD FELLOW.— Semi-Monthly.
I. O. O. F. Established 1886. H. C. Stevens pub-
lisher. Subscription, 7.5 cents; claimed circulation,
6,500; 8 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13?4
inches; width, 2}i inches. Forms cIo.se 6 days in
advance.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents an inch;
reading notices, 9 cents per count line.
WESTERN SCHOOL JOURNAL.— Monthly.
(lOthl. Educational Established 1885. John
MacDonald, publisher. Subscription, $1;
estimated circulation, 6,400; 32 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 9 inches; width, 3i inches.
Forms close fourth of current month.
KANSAS
PLAINDEALER.— Every Friday. (Colored).
Republican. Established 1898. Nick Chiles, pub-
lisher. Subscription, $1.50; claimed circulation,
8,000; 8 pages, 5 columns; length of columns,
IS inches; width, 2f inches.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch. Reading
notices, 10 cents a line.
Advertising rates, per agate line, 15 cents.
Reading notices, 30 cents a line. Discount 5 per
cent on 100 lines; 10 per cent on three months,
or 250 lines; 15 per cent on six months, or 500
lines; 20 per cent on nine months, or 750 lines;
30 per cent on twelve months, or 1,000 lines.
WICHITA
AGRICULTURAL SOUTHWEST.— E very
Friday. Agricultural. Live Stock. C. I. Reed Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Sub.scription, $1 ; 24 pages,
4 columns; length of columns, 12 inches; width, 23^
inches. Forms close Wednesday morning preceding
publication.
Advertising rates, $1.40 an inch; one month,
$1.26 an inch, per time; three months, $1.12; six
months, 94 cents; one year, 84 cents an inch per
time. Reading notices, 15 cents a line. Classi-
fied, 1 cent a word.
BE.\CON.-Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1872. The Beacon
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily,
$4; sworn average circulation for six months ending
March 31, 1911, daily, 21,396*; 10 and 20 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 21J^ inches; width, 2}^
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, first 500 lines, 6 cents
a line; next 500 lines, 4 cents; 1,000 lines, 5
cents; next 1,000 Hnes, 3 cents; 2,000 lines, 4
cents; next 1,000 lines, 1 cent; 3,000 lines, or
more, 3 cents a line; full position, 25 per cent
extra. Strictly mail order advertising, 3 cents a
line, flat. Classified, nonpareil, 1 cent a word.
Consecutive insertions 6 times, f of a cent a
word; 20 times, i cent a word (minimum space,
10 words). Reading notices, 15 cents a line;
with news heading, 25 cents a line.
EAGLE. — Every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Fridavs. (For particulars regarding
Weekly, see WEEKLY EAGLE, elsewhere). Re-
publican. Established 1872. Victoria Murdock, pub-
lisher. Subscription, daily, .S4; sworn average circu-
lation, for vear 1910, dailv and Sunday exceeding
34,320*; daily, 12 and 14 pages; Sunday, 40 to 50
pages; 7 columns: length of columns, 22 inches; width,
23^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, one time, 10
cents a line. Open space within one year, 1,000
lines, 9 cents a line; 2,000 lines, 8 cents; 3,000
lines, 7 cents; 4,000 lines 6 cents; 5,000 lines, or
more, 5 cents a line. Preferred position, extra.
Classified, 5 cents a line each insertion (minimum,
3 lines). Reading notices, 30 cents per count
line, with discount for 500 lines and over. Tele-
graphic readers, 50 cents per count line.
For weekly rates see Weekly Eagle.
FARMERS' STAR AND LIVE STOCK IN-
SPECTOR (The).— Semi-Monthly. Independent
Republican. Established 1887. W. J. Drummond,
publisher. Subscription, $1; guaranteed circulation,
26,500; 16 to 32 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
13 inches; width, 2}/^ inches. Forms close Saturday
preceding.
Advertising rates agate, 15 cents a line; 2,000 lines or
more, 12 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word.
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KANSAS MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Literary.
Established 1909. The Kansas Magazine Co.,
puljlishers. Louis Allen, managing editor. Sub-
scription, SI. 50; claimed circulation, 16,000; 100
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width,
2}2 inches. Forms close loth preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 lines or more, 40 cents
a line; one page, (224 lines), $50; j'i page pro rata.
OUR MESSENGER.— Monthly. W. C. T. U.
Established 1886. Kansas W. C. T. U., publishers.
Subscription, 25 cents; estimated circulation, 8,000;
8 pages, 11x16.
Advertising rates on application.
KANSAS
WEEKLY EAGLE.— Every Friday. Republican,
and Mail Order. Established 1872. Mrs. Victoria
Murdock, publisher. Owner, Marcellus M. Murdock.
Subscription, 50 cents. Sworn average circulation,
for three months ending May 31, 1911, 34,030; average
for year 1910, 23,980; 10 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 22 inches; width, 2)4 inches. Can use ma-
trices.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line. Classi-
fied, 2 cents a word. Reading notices, 30 cents a line.
KENTUCKY
COVINGTON
COMMONWEALTH.— Monthly. Labor and
Farmers Union. Established 1873. The Union
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
claimed circulation, 15,000; 16 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2^8 inches.
Forms close 20th preceding month. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch, with discount
on amounts of $50 and over. Reading notices,
agate, 20 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 534.
PEOPLE'S FRIEND. — Semi-monthly. En-
glish and German. Anti-prohibitionist. Es-
tablished 1909. Allan Wolf, editor and publisher.
Subscription, $1.50; 12 pages, 12x14.
Advertising rates on application.
POST. — Every evening except Sunday. Inde-
pendent. Established 1890. Scripps-M c R a e
Publishing Co., (Inc.), publishers. Subscription,
S3; sworn average circulation, for year 1910, 14,280*;
8 to 16 pages, 8 columns; length of columns, 22?
inches; width, 12 ems. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 7 lines, or more, per agate
line, run of paper, 3 cents; preferred position,
3i cents; 5,000 lines or more to be used within
one year or not less than 6 inches per week for
52 weeks, 2^ cents a line; for position, 3 cents.
Classified, 3 cents a line (6 words). Reading
notices, run of paper, 20 cents a line. Pure
reading 25 cents a line. No ads. less than 2
inches given position. Resort.s, publishers,
schools and colleges, 21/2 cents a line, flat.
FXJLTON
BAPTIST FLAG (Thel.— Everv Thursday.
Baptist. Established 1874. Baptist Flag Publishins!;
Co., publishers. Subscription, SI. 50; guaranteed cir-
culation, 12,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 13 inches; width, 2}/g inches.
Advertising rates, SI. 20 an inch with discounts
for space.
LATONIA.
KENTUCKY PYTHIAN.— Monthly. K. of
Pythias. Established 1906. John J. Howe and Lee
F. Hanks, publishers. .Subscription, SI; estimated
circulation, 14,000; 8 pages, 9x11.
Advertising rates on application.
LEXINGTON
CENTRAL METHODIST ADVOCATE.—
Every Thursday. Methodist. Established 1867.
Central Methodist Advocate Publishing Co.
(Inc.), publishers. Subscription, $1.50; guar-
anteed circulation, 8,000; 8 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12f inches; width, 2 J inches.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch, with discount
for space.
HERALD. — Every morning, including SUN-
DAY, and BLUE GRASS FARMER, Mondays.
Daily, Democratic. Weekly, Agricultural. Es-
tablished daily, 1870. The Lexington Herald Co.,
publishers. Subscription, daily, $6; sworn aver-
age circulation, daily, 6,971; Sunday, S1.50; sworn
average circulation, 6,916; weekly, 7,875; daily, 10
to 16 pages; Sunday, 24 to 48 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20 inches; width, 2,'fe inches.
Advertising rates, daily, 50 cents an inch;
Sunday, 60 cents an Inch; 5 insertions a week, $2;
7 insertions a week, $2.40; 10 insertions contin-
uously, $3; special rates for 1, 2, 3 and 4 times a
week. Open space, within one year, less than
100 inches, 50 cents an inch; 100 inches, 40 cents;
200 inches, 32 cents; 400 inches, 24 cents; 600
inches, 20 cents; 1,000 inches, or more, 16 cents
an inch; financial statements 50 cents an inch;
preferred position, 123^ and 25 per cent extra.
Classified, 1 cent a word, with discount on 3 or
more insertions. Reading notices, body type,
20 cents a line; pure and telegraphic reading, 40 and
50 cents a line. Weekly, 50 cents an inch; 13 times,
40 cents; 26 times, 30 cents; 52 times, 20 cents an inch,
per time.
LEADER. — Every evening except Sunday,
and SUNDAY MORNING. Republican. Es-
tablished 1888. Sam J. Roberts, publisher.
Subscription, daily, $6; Sunday, $1.50; sworn
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average circulation for first three months in 1911,
dailv, 6,528*; average for year 1910, daily, 6,040*;
Sunday for same period in 1911, 7,887*; average for
year 1910, 7,413*; daily, 10 to 16 pages (Sunday, 24 to
32 pages), 7 columns; length of columns, 30 inches;
width, 238 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, or Sunday, per inch, 50
cents. Open space within one year, 100 inches,
40 cents an inch; 200 • inches, 32 cents; 400
inches, 24 cents; 600 inches, 20 cents; 800 inches,
18 cents; 1,000 inches or more, 16 cents an
inch; preferred position, 121^2 and 25 per cent extra
(minimum for position, 3 inches). Reading notices,
20 cents per larevier line; telegraphic news, first page,
50 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word; discount
for three or more continuous insertions.
STOCK FARM (The).— Every Thursday. Trott-
ing horse interests. Established 1884. Kentucky
Stock Farm Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $2; claimed average circulation, 7,544; 22 pages,
4 columns; length of columns, 13}! inches; width,
2)/8 inches. Forms close Tuesday preceding.
Advertising rates, agate, SI. 12 per inch (minimum
space). Discount for time and space.
LOUISVILLE
ANZEIGER.-- Every morning including SUN-
DAY and WEEKLY. Wednesdays. German. Dem-
ocratic. Established, daily, 1848; weekly, 1851.
Louisville Anzeiger Co., publishers. Subscription,
daily, $9; claimed circulation, daily, 8,000; Sunday,
$2; claimed circulation, 11,800; weekly, SI; claimed
circulation, 12, .500; 8 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21 inches; width, 2Ji; inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 341 Green Street.
Advertising rates, daily or weekly, agate,
transient, 5 cents a line; .500 lines, within one
year, 4 cents a line; 1,000 lines or more, 3^ cents
a line; Sunday, 7 cents a line; 500 lines, 5 cents;
1,000 lines, 4 cents; 5,000 lines or more, 3i
cents a line. Reading notices, 25 cents per
count line. Classified, 10 cents a line (7 words).
See advertisement on page 502.
ARGUS. — Every Thur.sday. German. Inde-
pendent. Glaubensbote Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1; 4 pages, 17x22. Office, 369 East
Market Street.
Advertisingrates on application.
BABY. — Monthlv. Care of babies and chil-
dren. Established 1902. The Baby Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circu-
lation, 10,000; 32 pages or more, and cover,
2 columns; length of columns, 8^ inches; width,
2i inches. Office, 400 East Kentucky Street.
Advertising rates on application.
BAPTIST WORLD.— Every Thursday. Re-
ligious. Established 1896. The Baptist World
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2;
claimed circulation, 15,000; 32 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 11^ inches; width, 2i inches!
Forms close one week in advance. Can use
matrices. Office, 000 Fourth Avenue.
_ Advertising rates, agate. 12 cents a line. Spec-
ial position, 20 per cent extra. Reading notices,
.^5 cents a line count. Special notices, 25 cents
KENTUCKY
per count line; cla.ssified, 1 cent a word. Dis-
counts, 250 lines, 10 per cent; 500 lines, 15 per
cent; 750 lines, 20 per cent; 1,000 lines, 25 per
cent; 2,000 lines and over, 30 per cent.
CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.— Every Wednes-
day. Presbyterian. Established 1813. Con-
verse & Co., publishers. Subscription. $a.50;
sworn average circulation for six months ending May
31, 1911, 25,719*; 24 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 141 2 inches; width, 2)i inches. Forms close
one week in advance. Office, 414-416 Third Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 17 cents a line; over
50 lines, 16 cents; over 100 lines, 15 cents; over
250 lines, 14 cents; over 500 lines, 13 cents; over
1,000 lines, 12 cents; over 2,100 lines, 11 cents;
over 2,800 lines, 10 cents a line. Preferred posi-
tion, 20 per cent extra. Reading notices, 25
cents a line, nonpareil.
COURIER-JOURNAL (The).— Every morn-
ing including SUNDAY, and WEEKLY, Wed-
nesdays. Democratic. Established 1868. Louis-
ville Courier-Journal Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, daily, $6; claimed circulation, 28,000; Sun-
day exceeding 53,000; weekly, SI; claimed circu-
lation, 50,000; daily, 8 to 16 pages; Sunday, 54 to 66
pages; weekly, 10 to 12 pages, 8 columns; length of
columns, 22 inches; width, 23.^ inches. Can use
matrices. Office, Fourth Avenue and Green Street.
Advertising rates, daily, agate. 15 cents a line;
Sunday, 18 cents a line; 1,000 lines within one
year, daily, 12^ cents; Sunday, 15 cents a line;
3,00(3 lines, daily, 10 cents; Sunday, 12 cents;
5,000 lines, dailv 8 cents; Sunday, 10 cents; 10,-
000 lines, daily, 7 cents; Sunday, 9 cents. Schools
and Summer resorts, daily, 123^ cents a line; Sun-
day, 18 cents a line, with discount on 26 and 52
insertions in daily. Local notices, dailj-, 30 cents
a line; Sunday, 35 cents; city feature, dailj', 40
cents; Sunday, 50 cents. Reading matter, non-
pareil, daily, 50 cents; Sunday, 75 cents; minion
readers, daily, 75 cents; Sunday, $1 per line.
Classified daily, 10 cents a line; Sunday, 12 cents a
line. Weekly, display, 35 cents a line. Reading
notices, nonpareil, $1.25; minion, $1.50 per line.
FARMERS' HOME JOURNAL.— Every Sat-
urday. Agricultural Established 1865 ;
Farmers' Home Journal Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; claimed average circulation, 15,-
000; 8 pages, 5 columns; length of columns, 153^
inches; width, 23 s inches. Last forms close Thursday
p. m. preceding. Office, 414 Third Street.
-Advertising rates, agate, one time. 12 cents
a line. Space contracts within one year, less than
250 lines, 11 cents a line; 250 lines, 10 cents; 500 lines,
9 cents; 1,000 lines, 8 cents; 2,000 lines, 7 c^nts; 5,000
lines or more, 6 cents a line. Reading notices, brevier,
25 cents per count line, first time; 15 cents after.
HERALD (The). — Every morning including
SUNDAY. Independent Republican. Estab-
lished 1832. John C. Shaffer, publisher. Sub-
scription, daily, 1 cent a copy; Sunday, 5 cents;
claimed average circulation, daily and Sunday,
31,000; daily, 12 to 72 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 2134 inches; width, 23^ inches. Can use ma-
trices. Office, 415-417 W. Market Street.
Advertising rates, daily and Sunday, 5 cents per
agate line. Classified, 1 cent a word. Reading
notices, 40 cents per count line; first page, SI per count
line. Minimum space for di.splay, 8 lines.
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HOME AND FARM.— Semi-Monthly (1st and
15th). Agricultural. Established 1876. Home
and Farm Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, 50 cents; guaranteed average circulation,
exceeding 100,000; for year ending April 15, 1911,
102,030*; 20 to 32 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 16 inches; width, 15 ems. Forms close
5 days in advance. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 60 cents per line, each
insertion. Special position 10 per cent extra.
Discounts, 6 consecutive insertions, 10 per cent;
12 consecutive insertions, 15 per cent; 24 consecu-
tive insertions, 25 per cent. Space discounts,
15 per cent on 500 lines; 25 per cent on 1,000 lines;
25 and 5 per cent on 2,500 lines: 25 and 10 per cent on
4,000 lines. Reading notices, SI per agate line.
See advertisement on page 553.
INLAND FARMER (The).— Every Saturday.
Agricultural. Established 1902. The Inland
Farmer Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1; guaranteed average circulation. 55,000; 16 to
24 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 14 inches;
width, 2i inches. Forms close Wednesday pre-
ceding. Office, Atherton Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line. Pre-
ferred position, 20 per cent extra. Reading
notices, 35 cents per nonpareil line. No discount
for time or space. Minimum space, 5 lines.
See advertisement on page 519.
INSURANCE FIELD.— Semi-Monthly. Insur-
ance. Established 1898. The Insurance Field Co.,
(Inc.) publishers. Subscription, S4..50; claimed cir-
culation, 6,300; 28 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 12 inches; width, 2)^ inches. Can use mat-
rices. Office, 320 Green Street. _
Advertising rates on application.
KATHOLISCHER G L A U B E N S B O TE.—
Every Thursday. German. Catholic. I n d e-
pendent. Established 1866. Katholischer Glau-
bensbote Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $1; claimed circulation, 10,400; 8 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2i
inches. Can use matrices Office, 345 East
Market Street
Advertising rates, 30 cents per inch. Special
position and changed advertisements, 50 cents
an inch per time. Reading notices, 10 cents a
line in nonpareil, brevier or long primer type.
E. O. W. ads., double price. Minimum charge, $1.
KENTUCKY ELK.— Monthly. Elks. Estab-
lished 1901. Chas. J. Cruise, editor and publisher.
Subscription, SI; estimated circulation, 5,000; 30
pages, 8x11. Office, 426 W. Main Street.
Advertising rates on application.
MARKET GROWERS JOURNAL.— Every
Saturday. Market Gardeners. Established 1907.
The ISlarket Growers Journal Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1 : claimed average circulation,
for year ending March 31, 1911, 19,250; 20 to 32 pages,
3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2%
inches. Office, Walker Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; i
page, one time, S15; i page, $27.50; one page,
$50; preferred position, 20 per cent extra. Classi-
fied (nonpareil), 2 cents a word. Reading notices,
nonpareil, 25 cents a line.
KENTUCKY
MASONIC HOME JOURNAL.— Semi-Month-
ly (second and fourth Thursdays). Masonic.
Established 1883. Masonic W. and O. Home,
publishers and proprietors. Subscription, $1 ;
guaranteed average circulation, 35,500; 32 pages, 3
columns; length of columns, 9}'2 inches; width, 2%
inches. Forms close 1st and 3d Friday preceding.
Office, First and Avery Streets .
Advertising rates SI an inch single column, each
insertion.
NORTH AND SOUTH.— Monthly (15th). Non-
partisan. Established 1902. J. L. Godfrey, publisher.
Subscription, SI; guaranteed minimum circulation,
10,000; 16 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 12
inches; width, 3 inches. Office, 430-32 West Main
Street.
Advertising rates, ^ page, one time, $10; l-g page,
S17.50; }4 page, S30; M page, S37.50; H page, S55; one
page, $100.
OUR COUNTRY.— Monthly. Farmers family.
Established 1899. Home & Fireside Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, 25 cents; guaranteed circula-
tion, 20,000; 16 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 10 inches; width, 2^ inches. Forms close
20th preceding month. Office , Commercial Build-
ing.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line flat.
PENTECOSTAL HERALD.— Every Wednes-
day. Methodist Episcopal. Established, 1889.
Pentecostal Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; guaranteed average circulation,
27,498; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
13 inches; width, 2^ i inches. Forms close one
week in advance. Office, 317 W. Walnut Street.
Advertising rates, $3 an inch, with discounts
for space.
POST. — Every evening except Sunday. Inde-
pendent. Established 1873. Incorporated 1903.
Evening Post Co., publishers. Subscription, S3:
sworn average circulation for six months ending
March 31, 1911, 39,769*; 10 to 24 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns. 21J^ inches: width, 14 ems. Can
use matrices. Office, 317 W. Walnut Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 12}^ cents a line;
open space, within one year, 1,000 lines 8 cents a
line; 3,000 lines, 7 cents; 5,000 lines, 6 cents a
line. Preferred position, 20 per cent extra. Clas-
sified, 1 cent a word. Reading notices, per line,
under 100 lines, 50 cents; 100 lines, 45 cents;
200 lines, 40 cents; 600 lines, 30 cents; 1,000 lines
25 cents a line; telegraphic readers, $1 per line.
SOUTHERN FARMER'S GAZETTE.— Month-
ly. Agricultural. Established 1903. Southern Farm-
er's Gazette Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription
75 cents; 20 pages, 11x16. Office, Paul Jones Building.
Advertising rates on application.
TIMES. — Every afternoon except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 1884. Louisville Times
Co , publishers. Subscription. $5; sworn aver-
age circulation for year 1910, 48,834; 12 to 28 pages 8
columns; length of columns, 22 inches; width, 2ts
inches. Can use matrices. Office, 503 Fourth
Avenue.
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Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents per line; 1,000
lines, within one year, 10 cents a line; 2,000 lines, 9
cents; 3,000 lines, 8 cents; 5,000 lines or more 7 cents
a line; position, 10 and 25 per cent extra. Classified,
1 cent a word. Reading notices, nonpareil, solid, 40
cents per line; telegraphic readers, SI a line.
WINE AND SPIRIT BULLETIN (The).—
Monthly, Trade. Established 1886. Bulletin Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $5; 102 pages,
11x14. Office, American National Bank Building.
Advertising rates on application.
KENTUCKY
WESTERN RECORDER.— Every Thursday.
Baptist. Established 1825. Baptist Book Concern
publishers. Sub.scription, S2; estimated circulation,
12,150 net; 16 pages, 5 columns; length of columns,
15 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Office, 642 Fourth
Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 12 cents a line. Spec-
ial position, 20 per cent extra. Discounts, 250
lines, 10 per cent; 500 lines, 15 per cent; 750 lines,
20 per cent; 1,000 lines, 25 per cent; 2,000 lines,
and upward, 30 per cent. Reading notices, 25
cents a line.
See advertisement on page 484.
PADUCAH
NEWS DEMOCRAT— Every morning except
Monday. Democratic. Established 1872. Dem-
ocrat Publishing Co., (Ltd.), publishers. Sub-
scription, $6; guaranteed average circulation, for
three months ending March 31, 1911, 6,800;
8 to 32 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 >^
inches; width, 2% inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 30 cents an inch; 300 inches,
within one year, 23 cents an inch; 500 inches,
21 cents; 1,000 inches, or more, 17^ cents an
inch. Reading notices, 20 cents a line; business
notices, 10 cents a line; in city lines, 12i cents
a line. Classified, 1 cent a word.
SUN. — Every evening except Sunday. Repub-
lican. Established 1896. Sun Publishing Co.,
(Inc.), publishers. Subscription, $5.20; guaran-
teed average circulation for last six months in
1910, 6,645* (average for six months endingMay 31,
1911, 6,.543*); 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
2054 inches; width, 2^ ^ inches.
Advertising rates, 30 cents an inch; 200 inches,
25 cents; 400 inches, 22}^ cents; 600 inches, 20
cents; 800 inches or more, 17J^ cents. Classified,
1 cent a word first insertion; yi cent each subsequent
insertion; per month, 50 cents a line. Reading
notices, 12J^ cents a line; pure reading news heading
or bold faced capitals, 20 cents a line, with time and
space discounts.
LOUISIANA
ALEXANDRIA
BAPTIST CHRONICLE.— Every Thursday.
Baptist. Established 1886. R. M. Boone, editor and
proprietor. Subscription, $2; 16 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12 inches; width, 23^6 inches.
Advertising rates, 40 cents an inch, with discount
for space.
CROWLEY
RICE JOURNAL AND SOUTHERN FAR-
MER (The).— Monthly. Agricultural. Estab-
lished 1898. The Signal Printing Co.. Ltd., pub-
lishers. Subscription, ?1; estimated circulation,
8,000; 32 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
I2I2 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Forms close 20th
preceding month. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, SI an inch, each insertion.
Preferred positions extra. Reading notices, 15
cents a line. Discounts, six months, 10 percent;
one year, 25 per cent.
NEW ORLEANS
ABEILLE (L'). — Every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays. French. Demo-
cratic. Established 1827. New Orleans Bee
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily,
$12; sworn average circulation, daily, 15,910*; (Sun-
day, S2; average circulation, 17,602*); weekly, S3;
guaranteed circulation, 18,118*; daily, 8 pages (weekly,
12 pages), 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2 inches. Oflace, 323 Chartres Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 lines, or more
daily, 15 cents a line; 2 times, 25 cents; 6
times, 60 cents; 12 times, 90 cents; one month,
$1.50; three months, 5 per cent discount; six
months, 10 per cent; one year, 25 per cent dis-
count. Preferred position extra. Classified, 10
cents a line; one week, 50 cents; one month,
$1.50; educational and summer resorts, same as
classified (no extra charge for display). Read-
ing notices, 25 and 30 cents a line, with discounts.
Sunday only 15 cents a line each insertion;
weekly, same rates as daily for transient ads.;
long time contracts, 2-7 of daily rates.
See advertisement on page 470.
CATHOLIC CHURCHMAN.— Every Tues-
day. Catholic. Established 1907. Catholic
Churchman Co., publishers. Subscription, $2;
claimed average circulation, 18,200; 16 pages,
4 cplumns; length of columns, 12 inches; width,
2i inches. Can use matrices. Forms close one
week in advance.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line Read-
ing notices, 15 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 470.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.— Every Thurs-
day. Methodist. Established 1850. Chas. O.
Chalmers, publisher. Subscription, .$1.50; guar-
anteed average circulation, 7,500; 16 pages, 4
columns; length of columns, 12^ inches; width,
2i inches
Advertising rates, $1 an inch, with discount
for space.
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COURRIERE DEL SUD.— Every Saturday.
Italian. Independent. Established 1907. Courier
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2;
estimated circualtion, 5,000; 8 pages, 15x22.
Office, 1118 Decatur Street.
Advertising rates on application.
GULF STATES FARMER— Monthly. Agri-
cultural. Established 1910. E. O. Wild, publisher.
Subscription, 25 cents; 32 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 13 inches: width, 2J^ inches. Office,
Audubon Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line. Dis-
count, 10 to 25 per cent on 3 to 12 months. Addi-
tional discount for space. Classified, 5 cents a
word.
ITEM. — Every evening except Sunday, SUN-
DAY MORNING. Independent. Established
1877. James M. Thomson, publisher. Subscrip-
tion, dailv, $7; sworn average circulation, for first
six months in 1911, daily, 35,238*; Sunday, 34,103*;
14 to 56 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2)/6 inches. Can use matrices. Office, 336
Camp Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; 2 or
more insertions, 10 cents a line; 1000 lines, with-
in one year, 8 cents; 2,500 lines, 7 cents; 5,000
lines, 6i cents; 7,000 lines, or more, 6 cents a
line; preferred position extra. Resorts and Schools
7 cents a line, fiat. Local notices, 25 cents per
count line; pure reading, 50 cents a line; tele-
graphic readers, $1 a line. Classified, 1 cent a
word.
See advertisement on page 478.
JEWISH LEDGER.— Every Friday. Jewish.
Established 1895. A. Steeg, publisher. Sub-
scription, $2; 32 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 11 M inches; width, 2'6 inches. Office,
938 Lafayette Street.
Advertising rates,
count for space.
GO cents an inch with dis-
MORNING STAR.— Every Saturday. Cath-
olic. Established 1868. The Morning Star Publish-
ing Co., publishers. .Subscription, $2; estimated
circulation, 7,500; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 20^2 inches; width, 2J4 inches. Office, 43
Common Street.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch.
NATIONAL TRAVELER.— Monthly. Com-
mercial Travelers. Established 1897. Dick B. Will-
iams, editor and publisher. Estimated circulation,
42,000; 32 pages, 7x10.
Advertising rates on application.
NEUE DEUT.SCHE ZEITUNG.— Every Wed-
nesday and Saturday. German. Non-political. Es-
tablished 1907. Oscar Grillo, editor and publisher.
Subscription, $3 both editions ($2 either edition
alone) ; 8 pages, 15x22. Office, 508 Poydras Street.
Advertising rates on application.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1891. The New Orleans
Publishing Co., publishers. Claimed average
circulation for year 1910, 13,785; 8 to 24 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21 J inches; width,
2i inches. Can use matrices. Office, 445
Camp Street.
LOUISIANA
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; one
week, 40 cents; one month, SI; 4 times a week,
75 per cent of daily rates; 3 times a week, 60 per
cent; 2 times a week, 45 per cent; 1 time a week,
30 per cent. Open space within one year, 100
lines, 10 cents a line; 250 lines, 8 cents; 500
lines, 7 cents; 750 lines, 6 cents; 1,000 lines,
5 cents; 2,500 lines, 4 cents; 5,000 lines, 3i cents;
7,500 lines, 3 cents; 10,000 lines, or more, 2i cents
a line; discounts on time contracts, three months,
5 per cent; six months, 10 per cent; nine months,
15 per cent; one year, 25 per cent. Preferred
positions, 10 and 20 per cent extra. No adver-
tising space on first page. Classified, 5 cents a
line; one week, 25 cents; one month, 75 cents.
Reading notices, 25 cents a line; business notices,
10 cents a line
PICAYUNE.— Every morning including SUN-
DAY, and TWICE A WEEK PICAYUNE. Mon-
days and Thursdays. Independent D e m o-
cratic. Established 1837. Nicholson Publishing
Comoanv, Ltd., publishers. Subscription, dailv,
$12; estimated circulation, 25,000 (Sunday, $2;
40,000); twice a week; $1; estimated circulation,
23,000; 12 to 16 pages (Sunday, 40 to 48 pages;
twice-a-week, 10 pages), 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 21 inches; width, 2 inches. Can use ma-
trices Office, 326-328 Camp Street.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, 10 lines or more,
15 cents a line; subsequent consecutive insertions,
10 cents a line; one month, $1.80; one inch, per
month, S25.20; 1 time a week, 30 per cent of every
day rate; 2 t. a. w., 45 per cent. Sundays and 2
t. a. w., 60 per cent; Sundays and e. o. d., or 4
t. a. w., 75 per cent of daily rate. Sunday only, 15
cents a line, each insertion. Open space, within
one year, 2,500 to 5,000 lines, display, or classified,
daily, 8 cents a line; Sunday, 10 cents; 5,000 to
10,000 lines, daily, 7 cents; Sunday, 9 cents a line.
Discounts, three months, 5 per cent; six months
10 per cent; nine months, 15 per cent; one year,
25 per cent. Classified, daily or Sunday, 10 cents
a line (6 words) ; one week, 60 cents (7 consecu-
tive insertions); 6 cents a line each subsequent
consecutive insertion; top of column or next
reading, i extra; both together, 40 per cent
extra. Reading notices (nothing less than three
lines), solid nonp.areil 25 cents; leaded, 30 cents
per line, per time; by the month, $4 and $5,
respectively; telegraphic readers, 50 cents a
line. Twice-a-week Picayune, one time, same
as daily; by the month, 1 t. a. w., 30 per cent of
daily rate; for both editions, 40 per cent of
daily rate.
SOUTHERN BUCK (The).— Monthly. Elks.
Fraternal. Established 1900. Aubrey Murray, pub-
lisher. Subscription, SI; sworn circulation exceeding
7,000; 40 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 15 ems. Office, Board of Trade Building.
Advertising rates, $1.50 an inch; per page, $24.
Further rates on application.
SOUTHWESTERN CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE. — Every Thursday. Methodist Episcopal.
Established 1866. Eaton & Mains, publishers.
Subscription, $1.25; estimated circulation, 11,500;
16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13§^ inches;
width, 2.. inches. Office, 631 Baronne Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 4 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 8 cents a line. Preferred position,
20 per cent additional.
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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STATES. — Every evening except Sunday,
SUNDAY MORNING. Democratic. Estab-
lished 1S79. D.iily States Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, daily, S7; sworn average circu-
lation for year 1910, dai!v and Sunday, 23,186*; for
March, 1911, 25,020* net; .-Vpril 1911, average 26,61.3*;
May, 1911, 27,449; daily, 12 to 20 pages; Sunday,
32 to 46 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches;
width, 2 inches. Can use matrices. Office, 406-408
Camp Street.
Advertising rates, agate, daily or Sunday,
10 lines or more, one time, 10 cents a line; 1
t. a. w. for three months, 8 cents a line; six
months, 7 cents; twelve months, 6 cents a line,
per time; 2 t. a. v/. for one month, 8 cents; three
months, 7 cents; six months, 6 cents; 1 year, 5
cents a line per time; 3 t. a. v/. for one month,
7 cents; three months, 6 cents; six months, .5
cents; 1 year, 4 cents a line per time. Open
sp.ace within one year less than 1,000 lines, 10
cents a line; 2,000 lines, 8 cents; 3,000 lines, 7
cents; 5,000 lines, 6 cents; 10,000 lines or more,
5 cents. Special positions, extra. Classified 1
cent a word. Reading notices, 25 cents a line,
nonpareil; 15 times or more, 10 cents a line;
telegraphic readers, 30 cents a line. No display
on first page.
See advertisement on page 418.
LOUISIANA
TIMES-DEMOCRAT.— E very morning, in-
cluding SUNDAY, and SEMI-WEEKLY, Tues^
days and Fridays. Democratic. Established
1863. Times-Democrat Publishing Co., proprie-
tors. Subscription, daily, $12; claimed circula-
tion, daily, 24,000; (Sunday, 39,000); semi-weekly,
$1; estimated circulation, 15,000; 16 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20 6/7 inches. Can
use matrices.
-■Advertising rates, agate, daily, 10 lines or more
15 cents a line; 2 times, 12 '2 cents; 3 times, 12
cents; one week, 10 cents; one month, 6 cents;
three months, 5^4 cents; six months, 5''2 cents; one
year, 4J'2 cents a line; 3 t. a. w., one month, Sj^
cents; three months, 8 cents; six months, 7J^
cents; one year, 6 cents; 2 t. a. w., one month, 9 J
cents; three months, 9 cents; six months, 8 cents;
one year, 7 cents; Sunday only, 15 cents a line;
three months, 14V cents; six months, 13y cents;
nine months, 12J cents; one year, llj- cents.
Open space within one year 500 to 2,500 lines
(not less than 350 lines within 30 days), daily,
or Sunday, 12 cents a line; 2,500 dailj', 8 cents;
Sunday, 10 cents a line; 5,000 lines, or more,
daily, 7 cents; Sunday, 9 cents. Position, 25 and
40 per cent extra. Reading notices, daily or Sun-
day, solid, 25 cents a line; leaded, 30 cents a
line, with discount on 100 lines, and over. Class-
ified, daily or Sunday, 10 cents a line, with dis-
count on one week, or longer. Educational and
summer resorts, same as classified (display
type and cuts allowed). Semi-Weekly, display,
15 cents a line; 4 times, 1 time a week, 10 cents
a line; 9 times (both issues), 7=J cents a line;
1,000 lines, or more, within one year, 6 cents a
line.
See advertisement on page 462.
TRUCKER AND FARMER.— Monthly.
Agricultural. Established 1909. The Trucker &
Farmer Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
SI; claimed average circulation for three months
ending March 1911, 22,040; for April 1911, 23,809;
24 pages, 10x16. Office, 302 Camp Street.
Advertising rates, $2.24 an inch; 201 to 600 lines, 15
cents per agate line; 601 to 1,000 lines, 14 cents; 1,001 to
2,000 lines, 13 cents; 2,000 to 5,000 lines, 12 cents;
5,000 to 8,000 lines, 11 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 468.
UNITED LABOR JOURNAL.— Every Satur-
day. Labor. Established 1897 The .United
Labor Journal Co.. publishers. Subscription. SI;
claimed average circulation, 24,200; 16 pages.
4 columns; length of columns, 12 inches; width,
2J inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates. $1.40 an inch. Classified,
10 cents a line. (6 words). Reading notices, 25 cents
a line.
See advertisement on page 470.
WOMAN'S ERA.— Monthly except July and
August. Established 1910. Woman's Era Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.50;
estimated circulation, 25,000; 80 pages, one col-
umn; length of column, 7 inches; width, 4 inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line; per
page, $45.
Y. H. M. A. MAGAZINE.— Semi-monthly.
Jewish. Established 1903. Herman J. Seiferth.
editor. Subscription $1; 20 pages, 10x14. Office,
St. Charles Avenue and Ohio Street.
Advertising rates on application.
SHREVEPORT
TIMES.— Every morning including SUNDAY .
and TWICE A WEEK, Tuesdays and Fridavs.
Democratic. Established 1872. The Times Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily. $7.50;
claimed average circulation, daily, 9,750; Sunday
13,100; twice a week, SI; 10,100 daily, 10 to 48 pages;
Twice-a-Week, 8 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 22 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate, 6
cents a line; 1,000 lines within one year, 4 cents a
line : full position, 5 cents ; 3,000 lines, 3i cents ; full
position 4J^ cents; 5,000 lines, 3 cents; full posi-
tion, 3 J4 cents; 7,000 lines or more, 2)4 cents; full
position, 3 cents a line Reading notices, 100
lines, 10 cents a line; discount on 500 lines and
over. Educational and resorts, 33^ cents a line,
flat. Semi-Weekly, display, 5 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 440.
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MAINE
AUGUSTA
AMERICAN WOMAN (T h e).— M o n t h 1 y.
Household. Literary. Established 1S91. The
Vickery & Hill Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
eription. 25 cents; guaranteed average circu-
lation, 500,000*; 32 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
l^yi inches; width, 2i;i inches. Forms close 10th
preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, $2 a line. Reading
notices, $2.67 per agate line; i page (378 lines), 20
per cent discount; one page, 25 per cent dis-
count; 15 per cent discoimt from above line rates
on advertisements of 200 lines or over in any
one issue.
See advertisement on inside back cover.
COMFORT.— Monthly. Literary. E s t a b-
lished 1888. \V. H. Gannett, publisher, (Incorp.).
Subscription. 25 cents; sworn average circula-
tion for three months ending May 1910, 1,258,033*;
24 to 48 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
15M inches; width, 2% Inches. Forms close 15th
preceding month.
Advertising rates, per agate line, S5. 175 lines in
one issue for one advertiser, $4.50 a line; 200 lines
$4.15; }4, page (212 lines). $4 a line; 350 lines, $3.75 a
line; 400 lines, $3.50; )■> page (424 lines), S3.50 a line;
700 lines, $3.20; one page (848 lines), $3 a line; back
cover, $3.25 a line. Reading notices (nonpareil)
$7; per line.
See advertisement on colored insert.
FARM WORLD. (The)— Monthly, Agricul-
tural. Estabnshed 1906. Vickery & Hill Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 25 cents;
guaranteed average circulation, 200,000*; 24
to 32 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
13J inches; width, 2i inches. Forms close 20th
preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, $1 a line; 200 lines
in one issue for same advertiser, 25 per cent dis-
count; i page, one time, 30 per cent; 1 full page,
35 per cent discount.
See advertisement on inside back cover.
JOURNAL. — Every morning except Sunday.
Republican. Established, 1870. Burleigh &
Flynt, publishers. Subscription, $6; sworn aver-
age circulation for year 1910, 9,319*; 12 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2},^ inches.
Advertising rates, electrotyped matter, or
standing advertisements, daily, 1 inch, one time,
75 cents; one week, $2; one month, S5.40; three
months, S13.50; six months, $24; one year, 842.
e. o.d, I of daily rates. Special position, extra.
Open space used within one year, 100 inches, 30
cents an inch; 250 inches, 25 cents; 500 inches, 22
cents; 1,000 inches, 20 cents an inch. Classified, 4
lines, one time, 15 cents; one week, 50 cents.
Reading notices, leaded, 25 cents per count line;
solid, among paid reading matter, 10 cents a
line. Nonpareil business notices, 10 cents a line,
first time; 6 cents a line each subsequent insertion.
MAINE FARMER.— Every Thursday. Agri-
cultural. Established 1832. Maine Farmer Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed
circulation. 10,727; 8 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 203^ inches; width, 2J6 inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 cents a line; 2 or
3 times, 5 cents a line; 4 or more times, 4^ cents;
500 lines, within one year, 4J cents a line; 1,000
lines, 43^ cents; 5,000 lines, 4 cents a line. Posi-
tion, extra. Classified, 1 cent a word.
NEEDLECRAFT.— Monthly. Needleworker.
Established 1909. Vickery & Hill Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, 25 cents; guaran-
teed circulation, 300,000; 24 to 32 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 13}^ inches; width, 214 inches.
Forms close 30th of second preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, $1.50 a line; 200 lines,
display, one time, 15 per cent discount; J-^ page
(378 lines), 20 per cent; full page, 25 per cent.
No medical advertisements accepted.
See advertisement on inside back cover.
VICKERY & HILL LIST.— (Consisting of
three publications: HEARTH AND HOME,
GOOD STORIES and HAPPY HOURS).
Monthly. Household. The Vickery & Hill
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 25
cents; 32 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13}^
inches; width, 2}4, inches; combined guaranteed
average circulation, 1,250,000*. Forms close 10th
of preceding month.
Advertising rates, for the combination on the
three papers, $5 a line; 200 lines in any one issue,
to one advertiser, 15 per cent discount; i page
(378 lines), 20 per cent discount; one page,
25 per cent discount. Reading notices, $6.67 per
agate line, each insertion to cover the three
papers.
See advertisement on inside back cover.
BANGOB
COMMERCIAL. — Every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY COMMERCIAL FARMER
AND VILLAGER, Thursdays. Daily. Inde-
pendent. Weekly, family and agriciiltural.
Established daily, 1872; weekly, 1838. J. P. Bass,
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily,
$6; guaranteed average circulation, for first six months
in 1911, daily, 10,584*; weekly, 26,701*; for year,
1910, daily, 10,199*; weekly, average circulation
for yea 1910, 27,275; daily, 12 to 20 pages (weekly,
16 pages), 8 columns; length of columns, 21}'4 inches;
width, 2) 8 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, 1 inch, one time, 75
cents; 3 times. $1.50; 1 week, $2; 1 month, $6;
three months, $15; six months, $27; one year, $48;
special position extra; e. o. d., %; two times a
week, i:one time a week, 1 daily rates. Open
space within one year, 100 inches, 40 cents an
inch; 250 inches, 35 cents an inch: 500 inches, 30
cents; 1,000 inches, or more, 25 cents an inch
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Full position on open space contracts, 5 cents per
inch additional. Classified, 5 cents a line; 50
cents per week for 30 words; additional space 2
cents a word. Reading notices, 15 cents a line;
pure readers, 25 cents per count line; telegraphic
matter, 35 cents per count line. Weekly,
one inch, one time, $1.50; one month, $5;
three months, $14; six months, $27; twelve
months, $52; agricultural section (agricultural
ad vs., only inserted on first page), 25 per cent
additional. Full position, 25 per cent extra.
Open space within one year in weekly, 1,400 lines,
9 cents a line; 2,800 lines, 8 cents; 4,200 lines, 7
cents a line. Reading notices, 25 cents per count
line; pure readers, 50 cents a line.
MAINE
NEWS. — Every morning except Sunday, and
SEMI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays and Fridays. Re-
publican. Established 1889. Bangor Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily, $6; sworn
average circulation for year 1910, daily, 11,985*;
semi-weekly, 81; claimed circulation, 5,403: 10 pages
or more, 7 columns; length of columns, 213-2 inches
width, 23 s inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, 1 inch, one time,
50 cents; one week, $1.75; one month, $5.20; three
months, $12.60; six months, $23.40; one year, $40.
Open space used within one year, 150 inches, 35
cents an inch; 250 inches, 30 cents; 500 inches, 25
cents; 1,000 inches, 20 cents an inch. E, O. D.,
5 of daily rates; position, 10 and 25 per cent extra.
Reading notices, brevier, 20 cents a line; by the
week, 15 cents; pure readers, 25 cents per count
line; telegraphic readers, 35 cents, brevier line.
Semi-weekly, 1 inch, one week, $1.25; one month,
$3.50; three months, $7.50; six months, $13; one
year, $24; one time a week, f semi-weekly rates.
CALAIS
ADVERTISER. — Every Wednesday. Re-
publican. Established 1836. Advertiser Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 25 cents
in County; $1 outside; claimed circulation, 6,200;
8 to 12 pages, 6 columns; length of columns, 20
inches; width, 2^^ inches.
Advertising rates, 25 cents an inch; $7.50 on
yearly contract.
FAIRFIELD
TURF, FARM AND HOME.— Every Wednes-
day. Established 1893. Turf Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1.50; estimated cir-
culation, 6,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 14 inches; width, 2 inches.
Advertising rates, 30 cents an inch, each in-
sertion.
LEWISTON
JOURNAL. — Kvery evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays. Independent Re-
publican. Established daily, 1861; weekly, 1847.
Lewiston Journal Co., pubhshers. Subscription,
daily, $6; claimed circulation, dail.v, 7,910; weekly,
$2; claimed circulation, 17,501; daily, 10 to 32
pages; Saturday issue of daily and weekly, 24 to
36 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches;
width 2J^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 5 cents a line,
with discount on 500 lines and over; weekly, 9 cents
a line, with discount on 250 lines and over.
SUN. — Every morning except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1893. George W. Wood,
publisher. Subscription, S5; sworn average circula-
tion for year, 1910, 5,440*; 8 to 12 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 2032 inches; width, 23-6 inches.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch; one week,
•SI. 50; one month, $4.50; three months, $11.25; =ix
months, $19.50; one year, $31. .50; 100 inches, within
one year, 30 cents an inch; 250 inches, 25 cents; 500
inches, 20 cents; 750 inches, 17J-2 cents; 1,000 inches,
or more, 15 cents an inch. Position extra. Reading
notices, 10 cents a line first insertion; 6 cents after.
Reading notices or telegraphic matter 20 cents per
count line. Classified 24 words, 3 times 25 cents.
PHILLIPS
MAINE WOODS.— Every Thursday. Fish and
Game. Outing and Hotel. Established 1877. J.
W. Brackette Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.50;
sworn average circulation for year 1910, 6,208*; Out-
ing edition, 8 pages; local edition, 10 to 12 pages,
5 columns; length of columns, 18 inches; width, 2}/$
inches.
Advertisins rates, 94 cents an incli; one month,
$3.24; three months, $6.59; six months, $10.40; one
year, $15.60; local edition alone, 40 per cent of above
rates. Reading notices, double display rates.
PORTLAND
EASTERN ARGUS.— Every morning, except
Sunday. Democratic. Established 1803. East-
ern Argus Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $6; claimed average circulation, daily,
5,400; 10 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 23-8 inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 99 Exchange Street.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, 1 inch, one time,
75 cents; two times, $1; three times, $1.25;
one week, $2; one month, $4.25; three months,
$12.75; six months, $22; one year, $40. E. O.
D., § daily rate; i inch, J of one inch rate. Open
space within one year, 200 inches, 25 cents; 350
inches, 22 cents; 500 inches, 20 cents; 1,000 inches,
17 cents an inch. Reading notices, 15 to 25 cents
a line.
EXPRESS. — Every evening except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1882. Evening Ex-
press Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$5; sworn average circulation for year 1910, 16,936*;
18 to 28 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 23"8 inches. Can use matrices. Office, 13
Monument Square.
Advertising rates, daily, per inch, one time,
$1; 3 times, $1.80; one week, $3; one month,
$9; three months, $21; six months, $39; one year,
$67.50. Larger space, pro rata; i inch advs.,
J of an inch rate; no display on first page. E.
O. D., § of daily rate; preferred positions extra.
Open space, within one year, 100 inches, 60
cents an inch; 250 inches, 50 cents; 500 inches,
45 cents; 1,000 inches, or more, 40 cents an inch.
Extra composition oftener than one time a week, 10
cents an inch. Reading notices, 25 cents a line,
with discount on 100 lines and over. Pure and
telegraphic readers, 30 cents a line; first page,
50 cents. Classified, 1 cent a word for each
two consecutive insertions; business notices and
personals, 2 cents a word.
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MAINE
PRESS.— Every morning Including SUNDAY.
Republican. Established 1862. Portland Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $6, by
carrier; $3 by mail. Claimed average circulation,
5,768; Sunday, $1.50; claimed circulation, 4,100;
8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20
inches; width, 2}-8 inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 97 Exchange Street.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, 7^
cents>", one week, $2; one month, $4.25; thre^
months, $12.75; six months, $22; one year, $40'>
position, extra. E. O. D., § daily rates. Specia'
position, 25 per cent additional. Reading no-
tices, 15 and 25 cents a line.
SUNDAY TELEGRAM:— E very Sunday.
Independent. Established 1887. Evening Ex-
press Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1..50; sworn average circulation for year 1910,
11,265*; 16 to 28 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2lg inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 13 Monument Square.
Advertising rates, per inch, one time, 75 cents;
one month, $2.25; three months, $6; six months,
$9; one year, $15. Position, extra. Open space
within one year, 100 inches, 40 cents an inch; 250
inches, 35 cents; 500 inches, 33 cents; 1,000 inches,
30 cents an inch. Extra composition, 10 cents
an inch. Reading notices, 25 cents a line; pure
and telegraphic readers, 30 cents a line; 20 per
cent discount from fixed space rates when same
advertisement appears in the Evening Express.
Classified, 1 cent a word each insertion; business
notices and personals, 2 cents a word.
MAINE
WELCOME GUEST.— Monthly. Familv.
Established 1887. The F. J. Smith Co., Inc., pub-
lishers. Subscription, 25 cents; guaranteed cir-
culation, 75,000; 24 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 13J inches; width, 2J inches. Can
use matrices. Forms close 25th of preceding
month.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents a line.
WATERVILLE
CIVIC LEAGUE RECORD.— Monthly. Re-
form. Established 1900. Christian Civic League
of Maine, publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; estima-
ted circulation 6,000; 16 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 9 inches; width, 3 mches.
Advertising Ig page, one time, $1; 14 column,
$1.75; }/2 column, $3; one column (8^2 inches),
$5. Reduced rate for continued insertions.
SENTINEL. — Every morning except Sun-
day. Democratic. Established 1904. Water-
ville Sentinel Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $4; claimed average circulation, 9,000;
8 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20
inches; width, 2J^ inches.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, 50 cents an inch;
100 inches or more within one year, 40 cents
an inch; 250 inches, 25 cents; 500 inches, 20
cents; 1,000 inches or more, 17 cents an inch;
preferred position, 20 per cent extra. Reading
notices, 10 cents a line, with discount on 100 lines
and over. Classified, 25 cents for 4 lines or less
3 times.
MARYLAND
BALTIMORE
AMERICAN. — Every morning including
SUNDAY, and SEMI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays and
Fridays. Republican. Established 1773.
Chas. C. Fulton & Co., proprietors; Felix Agnus,
publisher. Subscription, daily, $3; sworn aver-
age circulation for first six months in 1911, daily,
75,423'; for year 1910, daily, 74,276* net; Sunday, $1.50;
sworn average circulation for same period in 1911,
100,541*; for year 1910, 95,303* net; semi-weekly,
$1; claimed average circulation, 11,060; daily, 14 to
18 pages (Sunday, 58 pages; semi-weekly, 12 pages),
8 columns; length of columns, 21 inches; width,
2r'!j inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; 1,000
lines within one year, 12 cents; 3,000 lines, 11
cents; 5,000 lines, 10 cents a line; Sunday, one
time, 20 cents a line; 1,000 lines, 17M cents; 3,000
lines, 15 cents; 5,000 lines, 123^ cents a line;
for position, next reading, add 2 cents a line;
following next reading, add 3 cents a line;
top of column and next reading, add 5 cents a
ine; special position on special pages, add
10 cents a line; next reading advertisements
nmst be at least J4 lines deep; other positions, 42
lines deep. Financial, daily, 15 cents a line fiat;
Sunday, 20 cents; strictly mail order advertising,
daily, 12 cents a line, flat; Sunday, 17J4 cents.
Reading notices, daily or Sunday, 50 cents a line;
editorial page, 75 cents: telegraphic readers, $1
a line; telegraphic medical readers, $2 a line.
Special rates for schools and colleges and summer
resorts. Classified, agents, daily, 10 cents a line;
Sunday, 15 cents; business chances, daily, 15
cents; Sunday, 20 cents a line; financial, daily,
15 cents; Sunday, 20 cents; for sale, daily, 10
cents; Sunday, 15 cents; personals, 25 cents a
line, dailj' or Sunday; real estate, daily, 10 cents;
Sunday, 15 cents; special notices, daily, 15 cents;
Sunday, 20 cents a line. Combination rate in-
cluding STAR, evening edition, furnished on ap-
plication. For rates in evening edition alone, see
STAR. Twice-a-week American, display, 20 cents
a line; 3 months, $2; 6 months, $3.75; one year,
$5 a line. Local notices, editorial page, (marked),
25 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 520.
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ATLANTIC EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL.—
Monthly. Educational. Established 1905.
Maryland Educational Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, SI; estimated circulation, 6,000;
40 pages, 2 and 3 columns; length of columns, lOJ
inches; width, 2H and 3J2 inches. OfSee, 300-
308 North Charles Street.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; three months,
$5; six months, ?8; one year, S15; 2 inches, one
time, $3.50; 3 inches, $4.50; 4 inches, $5.50; i
page, one time, $9; J page, $16; one page, $30.
BAYERISCHES WOCHENBLATT (Bavarian
Weekly). — Every Wednesday. German, Established
1880. August Struff & Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, S2.50; claimed average circulation. 10,683;
8 pages, 6 columns; length of columns, 19 inches;
width, 2' s inches. Office, 11 No. Front Street.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, $1; sub-
sequent insertions, 50 cents; 1 inch, one month,
$3; three months, $5; six months, $8; one year,
$15. Reading notices, 10 cents a line.
DEUTSCHE CORRESPONDENT.— E very
morning including SUNDAY. German. Demo-
cratic. Established 1841. Edward Raine, pub-
lisher. Subscription, daily and Sunday, $7.50;
estimated circulation, 11,225; 8 to 16 pages, 7 col-
umns; length ot columns, 20}2 inches; width, 2 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 41.3 East Baltimore Street.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, 1 inch, one time
$1.80, three times, $3.60; six times, $6.30; one
month, $15; three months, $30; six months, $50;
one year, $75. Special line rates for e. o. d., etc.;
line contracts, 1,000 lines, within one year, 8
cents a line; 2,000 lines, 7 cents; 3,000 lines, 6
cents; 5,000 lines, 5 cents a line. Position extra.
1st page, or 4th page reading notices, 20 cents per
line, with discount on 1,000 lines and over. Week-
ly, 15 cents a line.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS GUIDE.—
Monthly. Agricultural. Established 1864. Geo.
O. Cover, publisher. Subscription, 25 cents;
estimated circulation 20,500; 16 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2^ inches.
Forms close 25th of oreceding month. Office,
110 South Charles Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line, with
discount for- two or more insertions, and for 1,000
lines or more. Reading notices, 15 cents a line.
Classified, 1 cent a word.
HERALD. — Monthly. Family and Commer-
cial. Established 1873. L. V. Peregoy, publisher.
Subscription, 25 cents; estimated circulation,
7,000; 16 pages, 11x16. Office, National Marine
Bunk Building.
Advertising rates on application.
MARYLAND
FAR.M QUEEN (The). — Monthly. Farm
Home. .Subscription, 25 cents, estimated circula-
tion exceeding 8,000; 24 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 14 inches; width, 2}^ inches. Forms close
25th preceding month.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch; per page,
$20; M and i-^ pages, pro rata.
I. O. H. ADVOCATE.— Monthly. Fraternal.
Established 1887. I. O. H. Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $1; claimed average circula-
tion, 75,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
12 inches; width, 3 inches. Office, 1535 North Broad-
way.
Advertising rates on application.
JEDNOSC (Unity).— Every Thursday. Polish.
Non-political. Established 1908. Polish Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, SI. 50; claimed circula-
tion, 11,000; 56 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21 inches; width, 2% inchs. Office, 701 South Ann
.Street.
Advertising rates on application.
JOURNAL. — Every morning except Sunday,
DIE SONNTAGS POST, Sundays. German.
Established, daily, 1881. Sunday, 1882. Journal
Company of Baltimore, publishers. Subscription,
daily. So; claimed circulation, daily, 18,837; Sunday,
$1.50; claimed circulation, 20,591; daily, 8 pages;
Sunday, 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
daily, 21 inches; width, 2>^ inches. Office, Journal
Building.
Advertising rates, daily, 1 inch, one time. $1.40;
one month, $10; three months, $20; one year, $48.
Reading notices, 20 cents a line. Classified, 1
cent a word. .Sunday, one inch, one time, $1.40;
one month, S3; three months, $7..50; six months,
$15; one year S24. Special position, extra.
See advertisement on page 536.
KATHOLISCHE VOLKS ZEITUNG.— Every
Saturday. German. Catholic. E s t a b 1 ished
1860. Kreuzer Brothers publishers. .Subscription,
$2.50; claimed average circulation, 7,000; 8 pages,
6 columns; length of columns, 195s inches; width,
21,3 inches. Office, 212 North Calvert Street.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, per inch, one
time, $1; one month, $3; three months, $8; six
months, $14; one year, $25; 2 inches, one month,
$5.50; one year, $42. Reading matter, 15 cents
per line.
LABOR LEADER (The).— Every Saturday.
Labor. Established 1902. Labor Leader Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. .Subscription, 50 cents;
claimed circulation, 9,000; 4 and 6 pages, 6 col-
umns; length of columns. 20 inches; width, 2M
inches. Office, Baltimore and North Streets.
Advertising rates on application.
MANUFACTURERS' RECORD.— E very
Thursday. Industrial. Established 1882. Man-
ufacturers' Record Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $4; decline to give circulation; 130
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13 inches;
width, 2'fe inches. Office, South and Water
Streets.
Advertising rates, ranging from $1.30 an
inch on 52 to 103 inches, to 75 cents an inch on
2,704 inches, or more, to be used within one
year.
MARYLAND MESSENGER. — Semi-Monthly.
Baptist. Established 1910. Maryland Baptist Union
A.s.sociation, publishers. .Subscription, SI; 12 pages,
9x12. Office, 1311 No. Caroline Street.
Advertising rates on application.
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MARYLAND
NEWS.— Every evening including SUNDAY.
Independent. Established 1872. The News Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription. $3; Sunday,
50 cents; sworn average circulation for three months
ending March .31, 1911, daily, 70,914* net (81,047*
gross); for year 1910, daily, 71,840* net (82,405* gross).
Sundav, sworn average circulation for first quarter of
year 1911, 46,062* net (58,162* gross); for year 1910,
42,826* net (.54,971* gross); 12 to 24 pages, 8 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 21^; inches. Can
use matrices. Office, News Building, News Place.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, per line, one time,
20 cents; 52 times, 15 cents a line; 104 times, 14
cents; 156 times or more, 13 cents a line; financial,
15 cents a line. Open space within one year,
2,500 lines, 15 cents; 5,000 lines, 14 cents a line;
10,000 lines, 13 cents a line; double column adver-
tisements must be not less than 35 lines deep;
triple column, 70 lines; 4 columns wide, 100 lines
deep; 5 columns, 125 lines; 6 or more columns wide,
150 lines deep. Preferred position extra. Reading
notices, SI and S2 a line. Resorts, 10 cents per line;
S2.25 per month. New Publications, 20 cents a line;
educational, SI. 50 a line, per month. Classified, 10
cents a line. No discount on classified, financial or
reading notices.
MARYLAND
SOUTHERN METHODIST.— Every Th u r s-
day. Religious. Established 1904. ,Southem Metho-
dist Publishing Co., publishers. Sub.scription, $1;
sworn average circulation, 6,000*; 20 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 1032 inches; width, 2 inches.
Advertising rates, 75 cents an inch, with dis-
count for space.
STAR. — Evening edition of the American.
Every evening except Sundav. Republican. Es-
tablished 1908. Chas. C. Fulton & Co., pro-
prietors. Felix Agnus, publisher. Subscription,
S3; sworn average circulation, for first six months
in 1911, 35,458*; 14 to 18 pages, 8 columns; length of
columns, 21 inches; width, 2i5 inches. Can use ma-
trices.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; 1,000
lines, within one year, 8 cents; 3,000 lines, 7 cents;
5,000 lines, or more, 6 cents a line. Special com-
bination rate including the American, morning
edition, furnished on application ; position charges
same as in the American; financial, 10 cents a line
flat; strictly mail order advertising, 8 cents a line
flat. Reading notices and classified advertising
same as in the American. Special rate for schools,
colleges and summer resorts.
See advertisement on page 520.
SUN. — Every morning including SUNDAY,
and every evening except Sunday. Independent.
Established, daily, 1837. Sunday, 1901. A. S.
Abell Co., publishers. Subscription, daily, morning,
$3; evening, S3; (Sunday only, SI. 50); claimed aver-
age circulation, morning and evening, 110,000; for
March, 1911, sworn average circulation, morning and
evening, 11 1,561* net (120,485* gro.ss) Sunday, for March,
1911, 60,702*; 16 pages (Sunday, 24 pages or more), 8
columns; length of columns, 22& inches; width, 2^
inches. Office, Baltimore and Charles Streets.
Advertising rates, transient, agate, run of paper,
morning and evening, or Sunday, 25 cents a line; 1,000
lines, 24 cents; 2,000 lines, 23 cents; 3,000 lines, 22
cents; 5,000 lines, 20 cents a line. Preferred position
(next reading only), 10 cents a line extra. Display
type and cuts admitted without extra charge; first
page, nonpareil measure, morning, afternoon or .Sun-
day, 25 cents a line; displayed, 3732 cents a line; last
page, agate measuie, morning, evening or Sunday,
25 cents a line, each insertion (minimum, 3 lines).
Double column advertisements must be at least
130 lines deep on first page; 125 lines deep on last
page; preferred position, run of paper, real estate
and financial, 50 lines deep. Classified run of
paper, ordinary, 4 lines or more, morning, evening
or Sunday, 15 cents a line. Display type, summer
resorts. Steamships, Agents, Real Estate, etc.,
morning, evening or Sunday, 223^ cents a line;
monthly, each day, 15 cents a line; morning and
evening combined, 25 cents a line; monthly, each
day, 20 cents a line. Other classifications, 2 lines,
one time, 40 cents; 3 lines, 50 cents; 4 lines, 60 cents.
WECKER.— Every Sunday. German. Re-
publican. Established 1851. C. H. Milter, pub-
lisher Sub.scription, S1.50; estimated circula-
tion, 6.000; 16 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 2 J inches. Office, 11
East Saratoga Street.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, three months, S8;
six months, S12.50; one year, $20; 500 lines, agate
5 cents a line; 1,000 lines, 4 cents; special rates
on large contracts.
MASSACHUSETTS
ATHOL
HEALTHY HOME.— Monthly. Domestic.
Hygiene. Established 1890. W. H. Brock &
Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents;
guaranteed average circulation for year ending
May, 1911, 20,300*; 8 to 12 pages, 6 columns; length of
columns, 17 inches; width, 2' 5 inches. Form? close
first of preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line. Dis-
count, 5 per cent on six months; 10 per cent on
one year. Additional discount for over two
inches. Reading notices, double display rate.
BOSTON
ADVERTISER.— Every morning except Sun-
day. Republican. Established 1813. James
W. Dunphy, publisher. Subscription. $6;
claimed circulation, 32,460; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20J- inches; width, 24 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 309-311 Washington
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, 1st page, 25
cents per line; financial page, 20 cents; 4th and
8th pages, 15 cents. Ordinary, 12J cents a line.
Special notices, '25 cents. Business notices, first
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Eage, 75 cents; fifth or eighth page, 50 cents,
locals, $1 per line. No charge for cuts or double
column.
AMERICAN. — Every evenine except Sunday
and SUNDAY MORNING. Democratic. Es-
tablished 1904. W. R. Hearst, proprietor;
firuaranteed circulation, daily, and Sunday exceeding
380,000; daily, 10 to 14 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 20 inches; width, 2}.'$ inches. Can use ma-
trices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate, 30 cents a
line; next reading, 35 cents a line; full position, 40 cents
Minimum space for one position, 28 lines; for full posi-
tion, 42 lines. Classified, dail.y, 15 cents a line;
medical, daily or Sunday, 50 cents a line; woman's
page 50 cents a line. Double column advertisements
must not be less than 42 lines deep. Reading notices,
marked "advt.," $1 per agate line; first page, $3
per line; special or business notices, 40 cents per agate
line.
AMERICAN CITIZEN.— Every Saturday, and
BRITISH AMERICAN CITIZEN. Established
1887. American Citizen Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, SI. 50 each paper; guaranteed combined circu-
lation, 6,750*; 8 pages, 6 columns; length of columns,
19)2 inches; width, 216 inches. Office, 110 Tremont
Street.
Advertising rates, 10 cents a line, agate. Dis-
count, 25 per cent on three months: 40 per cent
on six months; 50 per cent on one year. Read-
ing notices, 25 cents a line. All advertisements
inserted in both papers.
AMERICAN CULTIVATOR (The)— Every
Saturday. Agrcultural and Live Stock. Estab-
lished 1837. American Cultivator Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, .$1; estimated
circulation, 35,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns 14 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Forms
close Wednesday preceding. Office, 68-62 Sum-
mer Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 16J^ cents a line;
preferred position, 20 cents a line. Reading
notices, 50 cents a line.
AMERICAN HORSE BREEDER.— Every
Tuesday. Trotting Horse Interests. E s t a b-
lished 1881. _ American Horse Breeder Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated
circulation, 22,500; 20 pages or more, 4 columns;
length of columns, 14 inches; width, 21 inches.
Office. 161 High Street.
Advertising rates, per mch, one time, $3; one
month, S10.50; three months, $25.30; six months,
$40; one year, $70. Reduced graded rate for
larger space. Special notices, 40 cents a line;
business notices, 50 cents; reading matter, 75 cents
a line. Nothing less than S2 first insertion.
AMERICAN PRIMARY TEACHER. —
Monthly. Not issued in July and August. Edu-
cational. Established 1875. New England Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; esti-
mated circulation, 35,000; 40 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 10] inches; width, 2,V: inches.
Forms close 20th of preceding month. Office,
6 Beacon Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 12j cents a line; one
page, $30; i and i pages, pro rata. Reading
notices, 15 cents a line.
MASSACHUSETTS
AMERICAN STOCK KEEPER.— Every Sat-
urday. Dogs, Poultry, Pigeons and Pet Stock.
Established 1888. American Stock Keeper Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed
circulation, 7,200; 16 to 20 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 12 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Office,
30 Broad Street.
Advertising rates. $1 an inch, first time; 60
cents each subsequent insertion.
AMERICAN
New York City.
SUNDAY MAGAZINE.— See
AMERICAN WOOL AND COTTON RE-
PORTER.— Every Thursday. Textile. Frank
P. Bennett & Co., (Inc.'>. publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $3; claimed circulation, 15,500; 32 pages,
4 columns; length of columns, 13^ inches; width,
2} inches. Office, 530 Atlantic Avenue.
Advertising rates, S2.80 an inch; three months,
$25; six months, 845; one year, $75. Reading notices,
50 cents per brevier line.
ANZEIGER.— Every Thursday. German. In-
dependent. Established 1888. Boston Anzeiger
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed aver-
age circulation, 7,200; 8 pages, 17x22. Office.
101 Tremont Street.
Advertising rates, 5 cents a line; first page, 25 per
cent extra; other positions, 20 per cent e.xtra. Dis-
count on 1,000 lines or more. No charge for trans-
lation.
APPAREL RETAILER (The).— Monthly.
Women's Misses' and Children's ready to wear
department and specialty store. Apparel Retailer
Co., publishers. Subscription, SI; estimated cir-
culation, 6,000; 48 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 10 inches; width, 354 inches. Can use ma-
trices. Office, 43 Tremont Street.
Advertising rates on application.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.— M o n t h I y. Lit-
erary. Established 1858. The Atlantic Month-
ly Co., publishers. Subscription, $4; esti-
mated circulation, 30,000; 144 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8i inches; width, 2^ inches.
Forms close 1st of preceding month. Office,
4 Park Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 45 cents per line each
insertion; 1 page, $100; i, i and i page, pro rata;
discount on three months, 5 per cent; six months,
10 per cent; one year, 25 per cent.
BANKER AND TRADESMAN (The).—
Every Saturday. Financial. Commercial, Bank-
ing. Legal, Real Estate and Building. Established
1872. The Review and Record Co., publishers.
Subscription, S5; claimed circulation, 10,000; 64
pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 11 inches; width,
2}4 inches. Office, 127 Federal Street.
Advertising rates, $2 per inch, each insertion;
50 inches, $1.50 an inch; 100 inches, or more, SI. 25
yearly rates, one inch, $75; 2 inches, 8125; each addi-
tional inch, $62.50.
BASEBALL MAGAZINE (The).— Monthly.
(15th). Sports. Established 1908. The Baseball
Magazine Co., publishers. Subscription, 81.50; guar-
anteed circulation, 31,000 net; 128 pages, 2 columns;
uo
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
MASSACHUSETTS
length of columns, 8 inches; width 2% inches. Can
use matrices. Forms close 30th of second preceding
month. Office, 158 Summer Street.
Advertising rates, 7 lines or more, agate, 30 cents
a line; 83.75 an inch; one page, S60; H and }^ pages,
pro rata. Minimum space, 7 lines. Classified (min-
imum, 5 lines), 30 cents a line. Discount, 5
per cent on 6 consecutive insertions; 10 per cent
on one year, or 3 pages used within one year.
See advertisement on page 510.
BLACK CAT (The).— Monthly. Short Stories.
Established 1895. H. D. Umbstaetter publisher.
Subscription, 81; estimated circulation, 120,000;
48 to 56 pages, 2 advertising columns; length of col-
umns, 7J^2 inches; width, 2)4 inches. Forms close
first of preceding month. Office, 41-47 Pearl Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 lines, or more,
60 cents a line each insertion; position extra,
and quoted on application. No discount for
time or space.
BOOT AND SHOE RECORDER.— E v e ry
Wednesday. Trade. Estabished 1882. Boot
and Shoe Recorder Publishing Co., publishers,
Subcription, $2.50; Canada $4; foreign, $8.50.
Circulation not quoted ; 160 to 360 pages
7MxlOM inches. Office, 179-193 South Street.
Advertising rates, S3.. 50 an inch; on 2 column pages,
50 per cent additional; J>8 Page, one time, $12.50; }4
page, 823; H page, 835; one page, S60. Classified,
3 and 5 cents a word. Minimum charge, 81 ; small
display, classified, $3.50 an inch.
BOSTON COMMON.— Every Saturday. Art,
Music, education and book reviews. Established
1910. Co-operative Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, 82; estimated circulation, 5,000; 16 to
20 pages, 2 and 3 columns; length of columns, 10
inches; width, 21 ems and ISH ems. Forms close
Wednesday preceding. Office, 46 Cornhill.
Advertising rates, 82; per inch. Discount, 5 per
cent on one month; 10 per cent on three months;
15 per cent on six months, 20 per cent on one year.
Out side back covers, 50 per cent additional.
BOY'S LIFE MAGAZINE (The Boy's Scout)
—Established 1911. George S. Barton Co., (Inc.),
publishers. Subscription, .50 cents; claimed circula-
tion, 25,000; Magazine size. Forms close 15th pre-
ceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; 82.75
per inch; fuUpage, ?35; H and }i pages prorata.
BUDGET AND BEACON.— Every Saturday.
Home. Established 1879. The Budget Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circula-
tion, 19,180; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 14 inches; width, 2i inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 62-64 Summer Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line, with
time discounts. Financial advertisements, 163
cents a line.
CHARLESTOWN ENTERPRISE.— E very
Saturday. Local. Established 1878. Charles-
town Enterprise Co., publishers. Subscription,
$2; estimated circulation, 5,000; 8 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2}
inches. Office. City Square, Charlestown Dis-
trict.
MASSACHUSETTS
Advertising rates, nonpareil, per inch, one
time, $1; one month, S2; three months, $5; six
months, $9; one vear, $15. Reading notices, 10
cents a line; locals, 30 cents a line.
CHRISTIAN SAFEGUARD (The).— Monthly.
Religious. Undenominational. Established 1S66.
H. L. Hastings and Sons, publishers. Subscription,
81; claimed circulation, 5,500; 16 pages, 3 and 4 col-
umns; length of columns, 13 inches; width, 2li and
2^R inches. Forms close 21st preceding month.
Office, 211 Tremont Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; discount,
10 per cent on six months; 15 per cent on one year.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR WORLD.— Every
Thursday. Evangelical. Established 1886.
Golden Rule Co. publishers. Subscription, $1.50;
sworn average circulation for four months ending
April 7, 1911, 78,8.50*; 20 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 133i inches; width, 2,'4 inches. Forms
close 10 days in advance. Office, Tremont Temple.
Advertising rates, agate, 45 cents per line; full
page, (748 lines), 8300. Educational, 35 cents a line.
Reading notices, 85 cents a line. Classified, 4
cents a word (each number and initial counted
as one word.).
CHRISTIAN REGISTER.— Every Thursday.
Unitarian. Established 1821. Christian Regis-
ter Association, publishers. Subscription, $3;
claimed circulation 7,200; 28 to 32 pages, 3
columns; length of columns, 9 J inches; width, 2 J
inches. Office 272 Congress Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents per line each
insertion. Business notices, 20 cents per line
(no reading matter notices inserted). Discount.
10 per cent on four times; 15 per cent on eight
times; 25 per cent on three months; 30 per cent
on six months; 35 per cent on one year.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR (The).—
Every afternoon except Sunday. (4 editions). In-
dependent. Established 1908. The Christian Science
Publishing Society, publishers. Subscription, 85;
Refuses to quote circulation; estimated 180,000; 16 to
96 pages, 7 columns: length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2J/8 inches. Can use matrices. Office, Falmouth
and St. Paul .Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; 500 lines,
within one vear, 24 cents; 1,000 lines. 23 cents; 1,500
lines, 22 cents; 2,000 lines, 21 cents; 26 times, or 2,500
lines, 20 cents; 3,750 lines, 19 cents; 52 times or 5,000
lines, 18 cents; 104 times, or 10,000 lines, 17 cents;
156 times, or 15,000 lines, 16 cents; 312 times or 20,000
lines, 15 cents a line. Classified, nonpareil measure,
12 cents a line with discount on 3 or more insertions.
Hotels, resorts and schools, 15 cents a line with
discount on 13 or more insertions.
CHURCH MILITANT.— Monthly, except
June, July, August and September. Epis-
copalian. Established 1898. Irving P. Fox.
publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; estimated
circulation, 5,000: 16 to 20 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 8i inches; width, 2i'e inches.
Office, &;udbury Building.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; $40 per page;
t, i and i pages, pro rata.
COLUMBIAD.— See Hoboken, N. J.
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COMMERCIAL.— Every Saturday. F i n a n-
cial and Commercial. Established 1884. Chas.
T. Dukelow, publisher. George L. Walker,
editor. Subscription, $2; claimed circulation,
36,000". 8 to 16 pages. 7 columns; length of col-
umns, iilj inches; width, 2i inches. Office,
246 Washington Street.
Advertising rates, agate, financial. 30 cents a
line; mercantile, 20 cents a line.
See advertisement on page .529.
COMMERCIAL BULLETIN.— Every Satur-
day. Established 1859. Curtis Guild & Cc,
publishers. Subscription, $4; estimated circula-
tion. 10,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 21 inches; width, 2^i inches. Office, 41 India
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 16f cents a line; one
inch one time, S2.33; three months, $23.33; one
year, S93.33 Reading notices, 50 cents a line.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.— Every morning
except Sunday. Commercial. Frank W. Noxon,
editor and publisher. Subscription, $15; 8
pages, 11x14. Office, Old South Building.
Advertising rates on application.
CONGREGATIONALIST AND CHRISTIAN
WORLD (The).— Every Saturdav. Congrega-
tional. Established 1816. The Pilgrim Press,
publishers. Subscription, $3; claimed circulation,
23,700; 32 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, liy2
inches; width, 2j'j; inches. Forms close Mondays
precedinff. Office, 14 Beacon Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents per line each
insertion. Reading notices, leaded nonpareil,
50 cents a line; discounts on display as follows:
100 lines, 10 per cent; 200 lines, 15 per cent; 300
lines, 20 per cent; 400 hnes. 25 per cent; 1,000
lines, 30 per cent; 1,600 lines, 33^ percent. Mini-
mum space, 4 lines.
COOKING SCHOOL MAGAZINE.— Monthly,
except July and September. Culinary Art.
Established 1896. Boston Cooking School
Magazine Co., publishers. Subscription, $1 ;
claimed circulation, 26,512; 80 to 96 pages, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 21-2 inches.
Forms close 10th preceding month. Office, 372
Boylston Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; one
page, $50; H, H and }4 pages, pro rata. Dis-
count, ten times or 500 lines to be used within one
year, 20 per cent.
COURIER.— Every Saturday. Independent.
Established 1795. Courier Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $2.50; declines to quote
circulation; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21J^ inches; width, 2H inches. Office, 161
Summer Street.
Advertising rates on application.
ELECTRICIAN AND MECHANIC—
Monthly. Electrical and Mechanical. Estab-
lished 1890. Sampson Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $1.50; guaranted circulation,
19,000*; 100 pages, magazine size. Office, 221 Colum-
bus Avenue.
Advertising rates, S2.85 an inch; 14 page, $5.20;
}i page, $9.30; hi page, S16.65; one page, ?.30. Dis-
count on 3 or more insertions.
MASSACHUSETTS
EVERY DAY HOUSEKEEPING MAGA-
SINE.— Monthly. Culinary. Established 1897.
The Priscilla Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents;
estimated circulation, 40,000; 16 to 24 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2}| inches.
Forms close IStfi preceding month. Can use ma-
trices.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line.
FARM POULTRY.— Monthly. Poultry. Es-
tablished 1889. Farm Poultry Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents;
guaranteed average circulation exceeding 30,000;
16 to 40 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
12 inches; width, 2^ inches. Forms close 23d
of preceding month. Office, 232 Summer Street.
Advertising rates, 20 cents per agate line each
insertion; preferred position, 20 per cent extra.
Classified, 25 cents a line each insertion. Read-
ing notices, brevier ("adv" affixed), 30 cents
per count line.
FATHER MATHEW HERALD (The ).—
Monthly. Catholic and Temperance. Estab-
lished 1894. Edmond L. Grimes & Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circulation,
20,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
13i inches; width, 2i inches. Forms close 25th
of preceding month. Office, 132 Pearl Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; read-
ing notices, 25 cents a line. Discount, 5, 10,
and 20 per cent on 3, 6 and 12 months, respec-
tively.
FIBRE AND FABRIC.— Every Saturday.
Textile. Established 1885. Jos. M. Wade Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; claimed
circulation, 6,134; 24 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 12 inches; width, 2}^ inches. Office,
127 Federal Street.
Advertising rates, transient, $1.25 an inch; dis-
count for time and space on application.
FIELD AFAR.— Bi-monthly. Catholic Mis-
sions. Established 1907. James A. Walsh, pub-
lisher. Subscription, 50 cents; estimated circula-
9,000: 16 pages, 9x12. Office, 41 Maiden Street.
Advertising rates on application.
FIERY CROSS.— Monthly. Order of Scottish
Clans. Established 1894. Peter Kerr, editor ana
publisher. Sul;scripti.,'n, 50 cents; estimated circi -
lation, 12,500; 12 pages, 11x15. Office, 134 Summer
Street.
Advertising rates on application.
GAZZETTA DEL MASSACHUSETTS.—
Every Friday. Italian. Independent. Es-
tablished 1896. James V. Donnaruma, editor,
subscription, $1; estimated circulation, 10,500; 4
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21J^ inches;
width, 2J^ inches. Office, 231 Hanover Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 cents a line; one
inch, 4 weeks, $2.50; three months, $6.50; six
months, $11; one year, $20. Special graded rate;
1,000 lines within one year, 6 cents a line; 2,000
lines, 53^ cents; 3,000 lines, 5 cents; 5,000 lines,
4^2 cents; 10,000 lines, 3V^ cents a line. Reading
notices, 15 cents a line; first page, 20 cents a line.
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GLOBE. — Every morning and every evening
except Sunday, and SUNDAY GLOBE. Inde-
pendent. Established 1872. The Globe News-
paper Co., publishers. Suliscription, daily, SH;
guaranteed average circulation for year 1910,
daily, 183,720*; Sunday, S2.50; guaranteed aver-
age circulation for same period, 321,878*; daily,
12 to 24 pages; Sunday, 60 to 90 pages, 8 columns;
length of columns, 21f inches; width, 2 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 236-244 Washington
Street.
Advertising rates, daily, display, run of paper,
agate, 30 cents a line; last page, 30 cents; editorial
page, 35 cents; first page, 75 cents; financial, 30
cents; local and automobile (no special position), 25
cents; new publications, 30 cents; local, 25 cents a
line; classified undisplayed, agents, 15 cents a line;
displayed, 25 cents; automoblies, 15 cents; displayed,
25 cents a line; business chances, 15 cents; displayed,
25 cents; business personals, displayed, or undisplayed,
30 cents a line; hotels displayed or undisplayed,
25 cents a line; miscellaneous, 15 cents; displayed,
25 cents; real estate, 12}'2 cents; displayed, 25 cents;
schools and colleges, 15 cents; displayed, 25 cents;
sporting goods, 15 cents; displayed, 25 cents; toilet
articles, 20 cents; displayed, 25 cents; medical, 50
cents, displayed or undisplayed. Wines and liquors,
25 cents, a line, displayed or undisplayed. Reading
notices, nonpareil, marked ***, SI a line; first page,
(without advertising marks), S2.50 a line; other
pages, $1.25 a line. Sunday, display, run of paper,
30 cents a line; main section and first page of second
news section, 35 cents; editorial page, 40 cents; first
page, SI; opposite table gossip, editorial, financial,
household and all outside sections, 30 cents a line;
local and automobile (no position), 25 cents a line;
color magazine sections, black or color pages, 45
cents a line; on other pages, 40 cents. Classified,
same as daily. Reading notices, marked ***, SI a
line; first page (without marks), $3 a line; other
pages, SI. 50 a line. No extra charge for cuts or
breaking column rules but must not be less than 50
lines deep for double columns; 75c a line for first
page.
HERALD. — Every morning including SUN-
DAY, and every evening except Sunday evening.
Independent. Established 1846. Boston Herald
Co., proprietors. Subscription, daily, 86; guaranteed
average circulation morning and evening, combined,
for three months ending March, 31 1911, 76,202*;
Aug. 1, 1911, guaranteed 80,000 circulation for daily;
Sunday, for first three months in 1911, 51,312*; 14
to 16 pages (Sunday, 56 to 60 pages), 8 columns;
length of columns, 21J inches; width, 2}s inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 171 Tremont Street.
Advertising rates, display, all daily edition, com-
bined, or Sunday, agate, run of paper, 25 cents a line;
editorial page, 40 cents; first page, 60 cents; financial
page, 30 cents a line. No extra charge for cuts, bor-
ders or breaking columns rules, but double column
advertisements must be at least 40 lines deep; triple
column, 60 lines; 4 columns in width, 80 lines deep.
Reading notices, daily or Sunday, SI per measured
MASSACHUSETTS
GRAPHIC ARTS (The)— Monthly. Plant con-
struction, etc. National Arts Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Size of page, 6^^ x 9'^ inches. J^orms close
5th of each month preceding publication.
Advertising rates, }.s page, one time, S14; M page,
$22; 3^ page, S36; one page, S60. Discount on 3 or
more insertions.
nonpareil line. All readers with "adv." affixed.
Classified (2 lines or more), daily or Sunday, undis-
played, agents wanted, business chances, for sale,
help wimted, real estate, automobiles, legal notices,
resorts, .schools, and colleges, 10 cents a line; dis-
played, 20 cents a line. Pictorial Section, 30 cents
a line; S90 per column; i-i column pro rata.
See advertisement on page 499.
HIBERNIAN (A. O. of H.).— Semi-Monthly.
Irish Nationalist. Established 1899. George
H. Sheehan, publisher. Subscription, SI; esti-
mated circulation, 25,000; 16 pages, 14x20. Office,
7 Water Street.
Advertising rates on application.
HOUSEHOLD COMPANION.— M o n t h 1 y.
Domestic. Established 1879. Budget Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circulation,
26,500; 36 pages, 3 columns; length of columns,
10 inches; width, 2^ inches. Forms close 20th
of preceding month. Office, 62-64 Summer .Street,
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line each
insertion.
HUMAN LIFE.— See New York City.
JEWISH AMERICAN.— Every Friday. He-
brew. Independent. Established 1908. Jewish-
American Press Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $2; 32 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 14 inches; width, 12J ems. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
JOURNAL. — Every morning, including SUN-
DAY. Independent. Established 1833. Frank
A. Munsey, publisher. Subscription, daily, $3;
Sunday, 1 cent a copy; claimed average circulation,
daily, 102,000; 12 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 20 inches; width, 2 inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 268 Washington Street.
Advertising rates, daily agate, run of paper, 20 cents
a line; financial, 25 cents; periodicals, 20 cents; new
publications, 20 cents; 28 lines, or more daily, one
month, or e. o. d., two months, 19 cents a line;
daily, two months, or e. o. d., 4 months, 18 cents
a line; daily, 3 months, or e. o. d., six months, 17
cents; daily, six months, or e. o. d., one year, 16
cents aline; 2 t. a. w., three months, 19 cents; six
months, 18 cents; one year, 17 cents; 1 t. a. w., one
year, 18 cents a line. Re-sorts and hotels, 15 cents a line
with discount on 15 or more insertions. Open space,
within one year, 2, .500 lines, 19 cents a line; 5,000
lines 18 cents; 7,500 lines, 17 cents; 10,000 lines, or more,
16 cents a line. Preferred position extra. Reading
notices, "adv" affixed, 81 and 82 a line. Classified,
10 cents a line; displayed, 15 cents a line. No adver-
tising inserted on first or editorial page. No extra
charge for cuts or breaking column rules, but double
columns must be at least, 30 lines deep; triple column,
40 lines; 4 columns in width, 50 lines lines deep. Com-
bined rate for Sunday Journal, Washington Times
Philadelphia Times, and Baltimore News furnished
on application.
JOURNAL OF EDUCATION.— Every Thurs-
day. Educational. Established 1875. New
England Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $2.50; estimated circulation, 15,000; 28
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pasces, 3 columns; length of columns, 10 J inches;
width, 214 inches. Office, 6 Beacon Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; one
inch, $2.10; one page, SoO; i page, $15; i page,
$25.
KELEIVIS (Traveler).— Every Thursday. Lithu-
anian. Independent. Socialist. Established lli05.
G. Geguzis and G. Michelson, publishers. Sub-
.scription, SI. 50; estimated circulation, 5,000; 4 pages,
18x24. Office, 28 Broadway.
Advertising rates on application.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR REPORTER.—
Monthly. Established 1878. John F. Biggs
& Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents:
estimated circulation 30,000; 8 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, lOf inches; width, 2% inches.
Forms close 20th preceding month. Office 172
Olive Street.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch each insertion.
No discount for time or space.
MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL JOURNAL.—
Monthly. Medical. Established 1881. Bay
State Publishing Co.. publishers. Robert A.
Reid, M. D., editor. Subscription, -SI; guaran-
teed average circulation for nine months ending
March, 1911, 9,743*; 48 pages, 1 column; length of
column, 7' 2 inches; width, 43 2 inches. Forms close
20th preceding month. Office, 36 Bromfield Street.
Advertising rates, H page, six months, $15; one
year, S25; H page, six months, S20; one year, $30;
J2 page, six months, $25; one year, $35; one page,
six months, $35; one j-ear, $60.
METANASTIS.— Semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays. Greek. Political. Established 1905.
Antonois and Demetrios B. Terzakis, editors and
publishers. Subscription, $3; claimed average cir-
culation, 6,000; 4 pages, 6 columns; length of columns,
21 inches; width, 2>^ inches. Office, 49 Bennett
Street.
Advertising rates on application.
MISSIONARY HERALD.— Monthly (18th).
Congregational. Established 1804. American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions,
publishers. Subscription, 75 cents; guaranteed
circulation, 13,000; 60 pages, 4% by 8 inches.
Forms close 10th of current month. Office, 14
Beacon Street.
Advertising rates, $17 per page; first page and
two last cover pages, $20; smaller space prorata
MODERN PRISCILLA.— Monthly. Fancy
Work. Home decoration. Established 18 8 7.
The PriscUla Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
cription, 75 cents; guaranteed average circula-
tion, exceeding, 300,000*; 40 to 60 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12 inches; width 2'4 inches. Forms
close 10th of second preceding month. Can use mat-
rices. Office, 83-87 Broad Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 81..50 per line; one page
(672 linas), one time, $840; H and 1^2 pages, pro rata;
back cover page, (2 colors), $1,000.
MASSACHUSETTS
MORNING STAR.— Every Thursday. Free
Baptist. Established 1826. G. F. Mosher, pub-
lisher. Subscription, $2; estimated circulation,
8,000; IG pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
13'! inches; width, 2t inches. Office, 66 Seaverns
Avenue, Jamaica Plain.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents per line each
insertion. Discount, 5 per cent on two times;
10 per cent on one month; 15 per cent on two
months; 20 per cent on three months; 30 per cent
on six months; 35 per cent on one year.
MUSICIAN.— Monthly. Musical. E s t a b-
lished 1896. Oliver Ditson Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.50; claimed circulation, 30,000; 72 pages
and cover, 3 columns; length of columns, 113'2 :nc!:os;
width, 2T8 inches. Forms close 5th preceding month.
Office, 150 Tremont Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; discount,
10, 15, 20 and 25 per cent, on 3, 6, 9 and 12 months,
respectively.
NATIONAL MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Liter-
ary. Established 1894. The Chappie Publishing
Co. (Ltd.), publishers. Joe Mitchell Chappie,
editor. Subscription, $1.50; guaranteed circula-
tion 230,000; 256 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns. 8 inches; width, 2r inches. Forms
close 12th of second preceding month. Office,
944 Dorchester Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, $1 a line; one page,
$200; i, i and i pages pro rata. Discount, 5
per cent on six months; 10 per cent on one year,
or three pages or more used within one year.
Classified (3 lines minimum) $1 per agate line.
NATIONAL SPORTSMAN.— Monthly.
Sports. Established 1898. The National Sports-
man (Inc.), publishers. Subscription. $1; guaran-
teed circulation exceeding, 100,000*; 160 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2}<2
inches. Forms close 5th of preceding-month. Office,
75 Federal Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 45 cents a line; 1 inch,
per time, $6.25; one page, one time, 8100; } ji, I4 and
}-i pages, pro rata. Discount 5 per cent on three
pages; 10 per cent on six pages.
NEW BO.STON.— Monthlv. Civic subjects. Es-
tablished 1910. Boston 1915, (Inc). publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; claimed circulation, 8,000; 64 pages.
2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2).-2
inches. Can use matrices. Office, 6 Beacon Street.
Advertising rates on application.
NEW ENGLAND MAGAZINE.— M o n t hly.
Literary. New England Magazine Company,
publishers. Subscription, $1..50; estimated circu-
lation 30,000; 128 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 2| inches. Forms
close 10th of preceding month. Can use matrices.
Office Old South Building.
Advertising rates, 7 lines or more, 33 J cents
a line; per page, $75; i, }, and i pages, pro rata.
Discount, 3 pages within one year or 12 inser-
tions, 10 per cent; 6 pages, 15 per cent; 12 pages,
20 per cent.
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PHOTO-ERA.— Monthly. Photographic. Es-
tablished 1898. Wilfred A. French, publisher.
Subscription, $1.50; estimated circulation, 9,500;
96 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 2J^ inches. Forms close 5th preceding
month. Office, 381-383 Boylston Street
Advertising rates, agate, H page, one time, $9;
li page, $18; l-i page, $30; one page, $60; 10 per cent
discount on yearly contracts
PILGRIM TEACHER AND SUNDAY
SCHOOL OUTLOOK. (The).— Monthly. Con-
gregational. Established 1884. Luther H. Gary,
publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; estimated
circulation, 22,000; 48 to 100 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 7^ inches; width, 21 inches.
Forms close 50 days in advance. Office, 14 Beacon
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a lino; H page.
$7.50; yi page, $15; one page, (200 linos) $25; (outside
cover page, $30).
POPULAR EDUCATOR.— M o n t h 1 y. (not
issued in July and August). Educational and
Literary. Devoted to the interests of grammar
school teachers, etc. Established 1876. Educa-
tional Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1.25; claimed circulation, 45,000; 48 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns, 10)^ inches; width, 2}i
inches. Forms close first of preceding month.
Office, 50 Bromfield Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents per line each
insertion. One-fourth page, $22.50; M page, $25;
one-half page, $37.50; one page, $70; inside cover
$100; back cover, $150. Classified, 30 cents a line.
MASSACHUSETTS
POST— Every morning, including SUNDAY.
Independent Democratic. Established 1831. E.
A. Grozier, editor and publisher. Subscription,
daily, $3; Sunday, $2.50; sworn average circulation
for six months ending December, 31, 1910, daily,
344,287*; for December 1910, 345,485*; for year 1910,
daily, 323,220*; .Sunday, for last six months in 1910,
266,476*; daily, 16 to 20 pages; Sunday, 74 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 21 inches: width, 21s
inches. Can use matrices. Office, 259 Wa.shington
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, daily per line, 30 cents;
Sunday, 25 cents; first page, daily or Sunday, 75
cents a line; last page, daily, 35 cents; Sunday, 30
cents; financial daily or Sunday, 30 cents a line.
New publications, 20 cents; automobile, 25 cents;
outside pages of sections, 30 cents; no extra charge
for cuts or broken columns. Classified, daily, or
Sunday, 12)/2 and 25 cents a line; if displayed, ordinary
wants 20 cents a line. Matrimonial and Personal,
40 cents a line, daily; information wanted, 30 cents
a line; preferred posi-ions on display advertising,
10 and 20 per cent extra (minimum space for position,
42 lines). Reading notices, $1.25 to $2 per line.
See advertisement on page 415.
PRACTICAL POLITICS.— Every Saturday.
Non-partisan. Practical Politics (Inc.), publish-
ers. Subscription, $5; estunated circulation,
9,000; 24 pages, 9x13. Office, 6 Be icon Street.
Advertising rates on application.
PRIMARY EDUCATION.— Monthly. (Not
issued in .luly and August). Educational. De-
voted to the interests of Primary teachers. Es-
tablished 1893. Educational Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1.25; claimed circula-
tion, 65,000; 48 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, lOi^i inches; width, 2}i inches. Forms close
first of preceding month. Office, 50 Bromfield
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line; i page,
onetime, $25; J page, $30; J page, $40; one page,
$75; inside cover, $100; back cover, $150. Clas-
sified, 35 cents a line.
PROFITABLE POULTRY.— Monthly. Poultry.
Established 1910. Profitable Poultry Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; 36 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2}4 inches.
Forms close 15th preceding month. Can use ma-
trices. Office, 287 Atlantic Avenue.
Advertising rates agate 10 cents a line. Classified,
10 cents per count line (7 words; minimum charge,
50 cents).
RECORD. — Every evening except Sunday.
Republican, Established 1884. J. W. Dunphy.
publisher. Subscription, $3; claimed circula-
tion, 94,421; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 20J inches; width, 2i inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 309-311 Washington Street.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 1st page. 30 cents
a line; 2d, 3d, 5th and 6th pages, 15 cents; 4th
and 8th pages, 20 cents; 7th page, 12^ cents per
line each insertion. Preferred position, 25 per cent
extra. Classified (no display), 1 cent a word.
Business notices, 40 to 60 cents a line. Local
notices, $1 to $1.50 a line. No extra charge
for cuts or double column.
REPUBLIC— Every Saturday. Democratic.
Catholic. Established 1882. The Republic Publish-
ing C!o.. publishers. Subscription; $1.50: estimated
circulation, 45,000; 20 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 14J^ inches; width, 2^8 inches. Forms
close Wednesday noon preceding. Office, 200 Devon-
shire Street.
Advertising rates, agate, per line, 20 cents.
Discounts, 10 per cent on 250 lines; 15 per cent on
500 lines; 20 per cent on 750 lines; 25 per cent on
1,000 lines; 30 per cent on 1,500 lines; 33^ per
cent on 2,000 lines. Minimum charge, $1. Read-
ing notices, nonpareil, leaded, 50 cents a line.
SACRED HEART REVIEW.— E very Satur-
day. Roman Catholic. Established 1885.
Review Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$2; estimated circulation, 40,000; 16 pages, 4 col-
umns; length of columns. 14 inches; width, 2J
inches. Office, Old South Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; dis-
count, 5 per cent on 250 lines; 10 per cent on
500 lines; 20 per cent on 1,000 lines. Reading
notices, 30 cents per line.
SAINT ANDREW^S CROSS.— Monthly. Prot-
estant Episcopal. Established 1886. Brother-
liood of St. Andrew, publishers. Subscription,
$1; claimed circulation, 12,800; 72 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches: width, 2^■s inches. Forms
close 12th of preceding month. Office, 88 Broad
Street.
Advertising rates, $2.50 an inch; one page, one
time, $30; J4 and '4 pages, pro rata. Special rates
for cover pages. Discount, .5 and 10 per cent on 6
andI12jnonths,Syespectively.
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SCHOOL ARTS BOOK— Monthly, except
July and August. Educational. Drawing.
Arts. Established 1901. National Arts Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $1.50; claimed average cir-
culation, 8,500; 128 to 160 pages, 1 column; length
of column, 6 inches; width of page, i^s inches. Can
U.SO matrices. Office, 200 Summer Street.
Advertising rates on application.
SHOE RETAILER (The).— Every Saturday.
Boots and Shoes. Established 1898. The Shoe Retailer
Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; claimed average
circulation, 7,000; 84 to 90 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, 10 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Office,
166 Essex Street.
Advertising rates, $2.50 an inch; 4 times, $7.50;
7 times, $12.50; 1.3 times, $22.50; 26 times, $40; 52
times, $70. Further rates on application.
SHOE WORKERS' JOURNAL (The).—
Monthly. Labor. Established 1900. Boot and
Shoe Workers' Union, publishers. Subscription,
50 cents; estimated circulation, 32,000; 44 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width,
2 J inches. Office, 246 Summer Street.
Advertising rates, ^ page (4 inches), one time,
$15; ^ page, $22.50; one page, $35; discount on
3 or more consecutive insertions.
SOUTH BOSTON NEWS.— Every Saturday.
Democratic. Established 1885. John J. Merri-
gan, publisher. .Subscription, $1..50; claimed cir-
culation, 8,.500; 8 pages, 17x24. Office, 494 Broad-
way, South Boston district.
Advertising rates on application.
TEVYNE.— Every Tuesday. Lithuanian. In-
dependent. Established 1908. Lithuanian Alliance
of America, publishers. Subscription, .50 cents;
estimated circulation, 6,000; 16 pages, 9x12. Office,
318 West Broadway, .South Boston.
Advertising rates on application.
TEXTILE WORLD RECORD.— Monthly
(12th). Established 1868. Lord & Nagle Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; sworn average cir-
culation, for year ending April 11, 1911, 6,291'; 256
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 83i inches;
width, 2^4 inches. Forms close 29th preceding
month. Office, 144 Congress Street.
Advertising- rates, i\ page, one time, $4.50;
} ; page page, $8.50; }4 page, $16; >2 page, $30; one page,
$50. Discount on 3 months or longer.
TIMES. — Every Saturday. Independent. Es-
tablished 1864. Boston Times Co., publishers.
.Subscription, $2; estimated circulation, 6,500;
16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, llj
inches; width, 2J inches. Office, 46 Cornhill
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line. Dis-
counts on 3, 6 and 12 months on request. Read-
ing notices, 25 cents to $1 a line.
TRANSCRIPT.— Every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays. Independent Re-
publican. Established 1830. Boston Transcript
Co , publishers. Subscription, daily, $9; week-
ly, $1.50; guaranteed average circulation, daily,
30,243; daily, except Saturday, 12 to 32 pages; Satur-
da\% 28 to fiO pages, 7 columns; length of columns.
MASSACHUSETTS
21?4 inches; width, 2)4 inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 324 Washington .Street.
Advertising rates, agate, first page, 40 cents;
Saturday edition, 50 cents a line; editorial page,
except Saturday, 25 cents a line; Saturday, 35
cents; last page, except Saturday, 20 cents; Satur-
day, 25 cents; opposite editorial page, except on
Saturday, 20 cents a line; Saturdays, 25 cents a
line; financial, 25 cents; run of paper, display 15 cents,
Saturday only 20 cents a line. Classified, daily;
except Saturday, 12J^ cents a line; Saturday, 15
cents a line. No extra charge for breaking column
rules, but double column advertisements must be
at least 40 lines deep; on first and editorial page,
50 lines deep. Reading notices, agate, (marked),
first page, $2 a line; other pages, $1 a line; business
notices, editorial page, 50 cents a line. Weekly,
display, 10 cents a line.
TRAVELER. — Every evening except Sunday
and holidays. Independent Democratic. Es-
tablished 1825. Evening Traveler Co., publishers.
Subscription, $3; guaranteed average circulation,
68,000* net; 12 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 12)2 ems. Can use matrices.
Office, Traveler Building, 74, 76 and 78 Summer
Street.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, run of paper,
15 cents a line; first page, 50 cents a line; editorial
or last page, 20 cents a line; 1,000 lines, or 26 times,
within one year, 14 cents a line; 3,000 lines, or 52
times, 12 cents; 4,000 lines or 104 times, 11 cents;
5,000 lines, or 156 times, 10 cents a line; preferred
positions 10 .and 20 per cent extra. Classified, Agents,
Business Chances, and Busine.ss Personals, 5 and 10
cents a line. Resorts, Educational, and New Publi-
cations, 12 cents a line, flat; Financial 20 cents a
line. Reading notices, 75 cents a line.
TWENTIETH CENTURY MAGAZINE.—
Monthly. Economics. Established 1909.
Twentieth Century Co., publishers; subscription,
$2; claimed circulation, 32,000; 128 pages, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 8 inches: width, 2%
inches. Forms close 14th preceding month. Can
uise matrices. Office, 5 Park Square.
Advertising rates, agate, $4 an inch; }i page, one
time, $16; M page, $32; one page, $60. Discount, 5
and 10 per cent on 6 and 12 months, respectively.
UNION LABEL MAGAZINE.— Monthly. La-
bor. Established 1898. Union Label Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated cir-
culation, 8,000; 12 pages, 11x14. Office, Sudbury
Building.
Advertising rates on application.
UNITED STATES INVESTOR.— Every Sat-
urday. Financial. Established 1891. Frank P,
Bennett & Co. (Inc.), publishers. Subscription.
$5; estimated circulation, 10,000; 32 to 40 pages, 3
columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 214,
inches. Also dated at New York City and Phila-
delphia. Office, 530 Atlantic Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line.
UNIVERSALTST LEADER.— Every Satur-
day. Universalist. Established 1819. Univer-
salist Publishing House, publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $2; estimated circulation, 8,500; 32 pages, 3
columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width,
2}-i inches. Office, 359 Boylston Street.
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Advertising rates, agate, 12i cents a line;
discount, $20 in amount, 10 per cent; $40, 15
per cent; $60, 20 per cent; $80, 25 per cent.
$100, 30 per cent. Reading notices, 25 cents per
agate line.
WATCHMAN.— Every Thursday. Baptist.
Established 1819. The Watchman Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $2.50; estimated
circulation, 12,500; 32 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, 11 inches; width, 21 inches. Forms
close Monday preceding. Office, Tremont Temple.
Advertising rates, per agate line, 15 cents;
1,000 lines, or 26 times ISH cents; 2,000 lines, or 52
times, 12 cents; position 20 per cent extra. Reading
notices, 25 cents a line.
WELLSPRING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.—
Every Saturday. Young People. Established
1843. Pilgrim Press, publishers. Luther H.
Gary, manager. Subscription, 75 cents; claimed
circulation, 106,000; 8 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 14 inches; width, 2^ inches. Office,
Congregational House.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line. No
discount for time or space.
See advertisement on page 501.
MASSACHUSETTS
ZION'S HERALD.— Every Wednesday.
Methodist. Established 1823. Geo. E. Whita-
ker, publisher. Subscription, $2.50; estimated
circulation, 18,000; 32 pages, 3 columns; length of
columns, IH inches; width, 2i inches. Office,
36 Bromfield Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents per line, each
insertion. Business notices, 30 cents per line.
Reading notices, 40 cents per agate line. Dis-
counts, 10 per cent on 100 lines; 15 per cent on
200 lines; 20 per cent on 300 lines; 25 per cent
on 500 lines; 33J per cent on 1,000 lines.
WOMAN'S JOURNAL.— Every Saturday. Wom-
an's Suffrage. Established 1910. H. B. & ,'Vlice
Stone Blackwell, publishers. Subscription, $1.50; 4
pages, 14x19. Office, 6 Beacon Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line. Discount
on 4 weeks, or 500 lines, 10 per cent; 13 weeks, or 1,000
lines, 20 per cent; 26 weeks, or 3,000 lines, 25 per cent.
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY F R I E N D.—
Monthly. Religious and Missionary. Estab-
lished i869. Annie G. Bailey, publisher Sub-
scription, 50 cents; claimed circulation, 33,000;
40 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 2f inches. Forms close first of preceding
month. Office, 36 Bromfield Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; pre-
ferred position, 25 cents a line; reading notices,
30 cents per agate line; discounts, three months,
10 per cent; six months, 15 per cent; one year,
25 per cent.
WORLD'S CRISIS.— Every Wednesday. Ad-
ventist. Established 1854. The Advent Chris-
tian Publication Society, publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $1.50; claimed circulation, 5,750; 16 pages,
3 and 4 columns; length of columns, 13 inches;
width, 2 J and 3 inches. Office, 160 Warren Street.
Advertising rates on application.
YOUTH'S COMPANION.— Every Thursday.
Family and Literary. Established 1827. Perry
Mason Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.75;
guaranteed average circulation 524,631; 12 to 24
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 14i inches;
width, 2r\ inches. Forms close 20 days in advance
of issue. Office, 201 Columbus Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, $4 per line. Dis-
count, 100 lines, 10 per cent; 200 lines, 15 per
cent; .300 lines, 20 per cent; 500 lines, 25 per cent;
1,000 lines, 30 per cent. Special notices, $6 per
line, count. Small advertisements of 5 lines or
less, charged 1 line extra.
BROCKTON
ENTERPRISE.— Every evening except Sun-
day and holidays. Independent. Established
1880. Albert H, Fuller, publisher. Subscrip-
tion, 85; sworn average circulation, for six months
ending June 30 1911, 12,718*; 12 to 32 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 22 inches; width, 2,' g inches. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates, commercial, nonpareil, 40
cents per inch, per insertion; full position, 50
cents an inch. Financial, 50 cents an inch. Medi-
cal advertising, 50 cents per inch, each insertion.
When completed copy of advertisement is fur-
nished, not later than 2 p. m. of the second day
preceding publication, a discount of 5 cents an
inch will be allowed; when received, not later
than 2 p, m. on day preceding publication, 2
cents an inch will be allowed. Discounts apply
j only to commercial rate of 40 and 50 cents an
I inch. Classified, 30 words or less, for 2 days or
j less, 25 cents; 3 times or more, 10 cents a day;
2 cents a line for more than 5 lines. Displayed
wants, 3 cents a line each time, for more than 5
lines; 5 lines, or less, 2 times, 30 cents; 3 times,
or more, 15 cents a day. Reading notices, non-
pareil, bottom of news column, 15 cents a line.
TIMES. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1895. W.R.Buchanan,
publisher. Subscription, $5; guaranteed average
circulation, 12,993*; 16 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 21 inches; widtii, 238 inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 3J cents a line. No
discount for time or .space. Reading notices,
nonpareil, leaded, 25 cents per count line.
Classified rates on application.
CAMBRIDGE
BANNER OF LIGHT.— Monthly. Spiritu-
alist. Established 1857. Dartmouth Company,
publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated circu-
lation, 5,000; 2 columns to page; length of col-
umns, 8 inches; width, 2J inches.
Advertising rates on application.
CHRONICLE— Every Saturday. Local. Es-
tablished 1840. Cambridge Chronicle Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $2.50; claimed average
circulation, 5,418*; 16 to 24 pages, 6 columns;
length of columns, lOJ inches; width, 2i inches.
Advertising rates, 30 cents an inch; extra for compo-
sition. Reading notices, 22 cents a line. Discount
on yearly business.
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PRINTING ART (The).— Monthly. Graphic
Arts. Established 1903. The University Press,
publishers. Subscription, $3; foreign, $5; claimed
circulation, 5,500; 100 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 914 inches; width, 33^ inches. Forma
close 15th preceding month.
Advertising rates, i page, one time, $10; i
page, S18; i page, S30; one page, $50. Discount
on 3 or more consecutive insertions.
EAST NORTHFIELD
RECORD OF CHRISTIAN WORK.— Month-
ly (5th). Interdenominational. Established 1881.
W. R. Moody, editor and publisher. Subscription,
$1; claimed average circulation, 30,000; 96 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2%
inches. Forms close first of preceding month.
Advertising rates, 18 cents per agate line, each
insertion ; per page, $40 ; i, i and i pages pro rata.
Preferred position, 15 per cent extra. Minimum
space, 5 lines.
FALL RIVER
GLOBE. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 1885. Fall River Daily
Globe Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$6: sworn average circulation, for year 1910,
7,662*; 12 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 21 inches; width, 2 J inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, 90 cents an inch; one week,
$3; one month, $10.40; three months, $19.50; six
months, $31.20 ; one year, $46 .80 ; e. o. d., 2 t. a. w.
and 1 t. a. w. special rates; 100 inches, within
one year, 50 cents an inch; 250 inches, 45 cents
an inch; 500 inches, 40 cents an inch; 1,000 inches,
30 cents an inch. Preferred position, 12^ and 25
per cent extra; last page, 333 per cent extra.
Classified, i cent a word (minimum charge, 25
cents). Nonpareil reading notices, 25 cents a line.
HERALD. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1871. Herald Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 86; guaranteed
average circulation, 8,000; 12 to 24 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 2 IJ'a inches; width, 2J
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 2 cents a line; full
position, 23^ cents a line; outside pages (when
accepted), 4 cents a line. Double column adver-
tisements must be at least 28 lines deep. Clas-
sified, 3 lines, 3 times, 25 cents; each additional
line, 3 times, 8 1/3 cents. Reading notices
(minion), 20 cents per count line.
See advertisement on page 527.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday (3
editions daily). Republican. Established 1845.
Almv & jNIilne, publishers. Subscription, $6;
claimed circulation, 8,300; 8 to 12 pages, 8 columns;
length of columns, 22^2 inches; width, 2% inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, 100 inches in three
months (plate matter), 45 cents an inch; set matter,
55 cents; 250 inches, plate matter, 40 cents; set
matter, 50 cents; 500 inches, plate matter, 30
cents; set matter, 40 cents; 1,000 inches, plate
matter, 25 cents; set matter 35 cents. Reading
notices, 20 cents a line.
MASSACHUSETTS
FITCHBURG
RAIVAAJA.— Daily except Sunday. Finnish.
Socialistic. Established 1905. Finnish Socialistic
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $3.50;
claimed average circulation, 9,000; 8 pages, 7
columns; length of columns 20 inches; width,
2 J inches.
Advertising rates, 40 cents an inch. Reading
notices, 10 cents a line. Further rates on application.
SAICENIA.— Monthly. Finnish. Finnish So-
cialistic Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1; claimed average circulation, 7,573; 32 pages;
size of pages, 61x44-.
Advertising rates, S3 an inch; yearly rates, $1.50
an inch. Further rates on application.
SENTINEL. — Every evening except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1873. Sentinel Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, 85; sworn average
circulation for year 1910, 5,192* gross; 8 pages, 17x22.
Advertising rates on application.
FLORENCE
HOME NEEDLEWORK MAGAZINE.—
Bi-monthly (February, April, June, August,
October and December). Fancy Work. Es-
tablished 1889. Florence Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. .Subscription, 75 cents; estimated circula-
tion, 75,000; 96 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 2% inches. Forms close five weeks
in advance.
Advertising rates, agate, 60 cents a line; one page,
$100; ^4 and ,' 2 pages, pro rata.
GLOUCESTER
TIMES. — Every evening except Sunday. Inde-
pendent. Established 1888. Gloucester Times
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3.50; sworn
average circulation for year 1910, 7,443*; 8 to 12 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2\4
inches.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch, first time;
35 cents an inch subsequent insertions; last
page, 75 cents an inch; subsequent insertions, 50
cents; first page, $1 an inch; 50 cents subse-
quently. Open space, within one year, 100
inches, 30 cents an inch; 300 inches, 27 cents; 500
inches, 24 cents; 750 inches, 21 cents; 1,000
inches, or more, 20 cents an inch. Double column
advertisements must be at least, 2 inches deep;
preferred position extra. Classified, 25 cents
for 4 lines (28 words), first time; 10 cents each
time after, up to one week, then 50 cents a week.
Reading notices, minion measure, 15 cents a
line; telegraphic readers. 25 cents a line.
GREENFIELD
GAZETTE AND COURIER.— Every Satur-
day. Republican. Established 1792. E. A.
Hall Publishing Co., proprietors. Subscription,
$2; estimated circulation, 5,000; 10 and 12 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20| inches; width,
2i inches.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, one inch, one
time, $1; one month, $2.50; three months, $5;
six months, $7.50; one year, $12.
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HAVEREILL
GAZETTE. — Every evening except Sundaj'.
Independent Republican. Established 17 9 8.
Haverhill Gazette Co.. publishers. Subscription,
$5; sworn average circulation for year 1910, 10,166*;
12 to 10 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2% inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, one inch, one
time, 75 cents; one weeek, $2; one month, $5.40;
three months, $13.50; six months $24; one year,
$42. Open space within one year, 200 inches,
28 cents an inch; 500 inches, 26 cents; 1,000 inches
or more, 24 cents. E. O. D., § of daily rates;
twice a week, J^. Position, extra. Reading
notices, 15 cents a line; two or three insertions,
121^ cents; more than three times, 10 cents per
line, per time, without change of matter. Classi-
fied, 5 lines or less, one time, 30 cents; three times,
50 cents; one week, 75 cents.
RECORD.— Every Thursday and Sunday. Es-
tablished 1902. Record Publishing Co. (Inc.),
publishers. Subscription, S2.50; estimated circula-
tion, Thursday edition, 7,000; Sunday, 14,000;
8 pages, 17x22.
Advertising rates, transient, 50 cents an inch;
commercial, 30 cents an inch, on contracts of
one month, or longer. Reading notices, 15
cents a line. Classified, 5 cents a line (minimum,
5 lines).
HOLYOKE
.\RTISAN.— Every Friday. Labor. The Artisan
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, SI ; claimed
net average circulation exceeding, 5,000.
Advertising rates on application.
FREE PRESS.— Every Saturday. Democratic.
Established 1892. Estimated circulation, 5,000.
Advertising rates on application.
NAUTILUS .—Monthly (21st). New Thought.
Established 1898. Elizabeth Towne, publisher.
Subscription, SI; claimed average circulation for
eight months ending May.. 1911, 42,700; guaranteed
average circulation for year of 1911, 43,000; 80 pages
or more, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 25s inches. Forms close 3d of preceding
month.
Advertising rates, 84.50 an inch; l-i page, one time,
S15; li page, $27; one page, $50; outside back cover
page (2 colors), S70; inside back cover (2 colors),
$60.
NEUE ENGLAND RUNDSCHAU.— Semi-
Weekly, Wednesday and Saturday. German. Inde-
pendent. Established 1882. German-.\merican Print-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, SI. 50; estimated
circulation, 5,200; 8 pages, 17x22.
Advertising rates on application.
TELEGRAM. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 189S. Holyoke Tele-
gram Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$3; estimated circulation, 6,800; 8 to 16 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21i inches; width,
2i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, 75 cents;
one week, $2; one month, $4.50; three months,
$12; six months, $20; one year. $35; reduced rates
for larger space. E. O. D., f of daily rate; pre-
ferred positions 12J^ and 25 per cent extra. Read-
ing notices, brevier, 15 cents a line; by the week,
10 cents; by the month, 6 cents. Open space,
display, within one year, 200 inches, 30 cents an
inch; 500 inches, 25 cents; 1,000 inches, 22 cents;
if set in brevier, 5 cents an inch extra. Classified,
1 cent a word first insertion; i cent each subse-
quent insertion.
TRANSCRIPT.— Every evening except Sun-
day. Republican. Transcript Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Established 1882. Subscription, S3; sworn
average circulation for year 1910, 8,121*; 8 to 16 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21j inches; width,
234 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, 75 cents an inch;
one week, $2.25; one month, $6; three months,
$13.50; six months, $24; one year, 840; e. o. d.,
f of daily rate; J-2 inch advertisements, 5
of inch rate. Open space, within one year,
100 inches, 30 cents an inch; 250 inches, 25
1 cents; 500 inches, 20 cents; 1,000 inches or more,
I 18 cents; set adv-ertisements in full position, 100
inches, 40 cents an inch, witti discount on 250
inches and over. Preferred position extra.
Clas.sified, IJ cents a word first time; 1 cent after;
reading notices, 10 cents a line; telegraphic or
pure readers, 25 cents per count line.
' LAWRENCE
.AMERICAN. — Every evening except Sunday,
and SUN, every morning, including SUND.\Y.
Republican. Established, American, 1861;
Sun, 1893; Sunday Sun, 1894. American Sun
Publishing Co.; publishers. Subscription, daily,
I $3; estimated circulation, evening, 4,370; morning,
j 3,000; Sunday, 8,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 201-2 inches; width, 2]t inches.
Advertising rates, morning or evening 35 cents
an inch; 13 times, or 150 inches, within one year,
30 cents; 39 times, or 300 inches, 25 cents; 78 times,
or 500 inches, 20 cents; 156 times, or 700 inches,
15 cents an inch. Position 10 and 25 per cent
extra. Sunday Sun, fiat rate of 15 cents per inch.
Reading notices, morning and evening, or Sunday, 20
cents a line (minimum space 3 lines); telegraphic
readers, 25 cents a line. Classified, morning and
evening, or Sunday, 1 cent a word (minimum
charge 15 cents).
TELEGR.4M. — Every evening except Sunday.
I Republican. Established 1884. Kimball G,
Colby, publisher. Subscription, $3; sworn aver-
age circulation for year 1910, 8,543*; 8 to 16
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches,
width, 2J inches.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, 50 cents;
one week, $2.50; one month, $6; three months,
$13.50; six months, $24; one year, $40; E. O.
D., § of daily rate. (Contract space, within
one year, 50 inches, 40 cents an inch; 200 inches,
30 cents; 500 inches, 25 cents; 1,000 inches, or
more, 20 cents an inch. Classified, 1 cent a
word for three insertions (minimum charge
25 cents); IJ cents for six insertions (minimum
charge, 35 cents) ; 6 cents a word for one month
(minimum charge, $1.40). Reading notices, 20
cents per count line.
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TRIBUNE. — Every evening except Sunday,
EAGLE, every morning except Sunday. Demo-
cratic. E.stablished, Tribune, 1890. Hildreth &
Rogers Co., publishers. Claimed average circu-
lation. Tribune, and Eagle for year 1910, 10,223;
net (10,811 gross); 8 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 22 J^ inches; width, 2Js inches. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates. Tribune, and Eagle, combined
agate.4 cents a line; 2,000 lines, 3 cents; 3,000 lines,
'2f/2 cents; 5,000 lines, or more, 2 cents a line;
books, magazines, etc., 2 cents a line, flat. Posi-
tion extra. Reading notices, 10 cents per count
line; first page, 20 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent
a word (minimvim charge, 25 cents); by the week,
2 cents a word; by the month, 8 cents a word.
Small display allowed, one inch being equivalent
to 70 words.
LOWELL
COURIER-CITIZEN.— Every morning and
evening except Sunday. Non-partisan. Es-
tablished 1845. Courier-Citizen Co., publishers,
guaranteed average circulation for year 1910,
18,341*; 10 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21 inches; width, 2^ inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, 3 cents a line each
insertion; editorial page, 3^ cents; last
page, 4 cents; first page, 8 cents a line.
Reading notices, 20 cents a line Classified
(small display allowed), i cent a word (minimum
charge, 25 cents).
ETOILLE (L'). — -Everv evening except Sun-
day. French. Independent. Established 1886. Le
Etoille Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
83; claimed circulation, exceeding 5,000; 6 to 8 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 213^2 inches; width,
2M inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
SUN.--Every evening except Sunday. Demo-
cratic. Established 1878. .John H. Harrington,
publisher. Subscription, S3; sworn average cir-
culation for year 1910, 15,976*; 8 to 24 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width
2\i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 3 cents a line; last
page, 5 cents; first page, 8 cents; preferred posi-
tion, 10 and 25 per cent extra. Reading notices,
20 cents per count line. Imitation readers,
separated by rule from news matter, 50 per cent
above display rate. Classified, J cent a word
(minimum charge, 25 cents).
TELEGRA.M. — Every Sunday morning. In-
dependent. Established 1898. D. A. Long,
publisher. Subscription, $1.50; claimed average
circulation, for four months ending April 30, 1911,
17,334; 16 to 32 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2^ inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 3 cents a line; position
extra. Reading notices, 15 cents a line. Classified,
1 cent a word.
LYNN
ITEM. — Every evening except Sunday. Re-
publican. Established 187fi. Hastings & Sons
Publishing Company, publishers. Subscription.
$6; sworn average circulation for year 1910,
MASSACHUSETTS
16,562*: 12 to 20 pages, 8 columns; length of col-
umns, 22 inches; width, 2,j inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, one inch, $1.20,
first insertion; each subsequent insertion, 80
cents; one month, 50 cents; three months, 40
cents; six months, 30 cents; one year, 30 cents an
inch per time. Special rates for e. o. d., etc.
Open space, within one year, 100 inches, 75 cents
an inch; 200 inches, 65 cents; 300 inches, 55 cents;
500 inches, 50 cents; 1,000 inches, 42 cents an
inch. Preferred position 10 and 25 per cent
extra. Classified, 10 cents a line; 3 times, 20
cents; subsenuent insertions, 2 cents a line.
Reading notices, 30 cents per count line; first
page, 60 cents.
NEWS. — Every evening except holidays and
Sunday. Independent Republican. Estab-
lished 1897. The News Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $3; estimated circula-
tion, 6,000; 10 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 2 J inches.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, 5 cents a line;
open space, within one year, 100 inches, 42
cents an inch; 250 inches, 28 cents; 500 inches,
or 2 times a w^eek, 21 cents; 1,000 inches, or
every other day, 18 cents an inch. Preferred
position extra. Reading notices, 15 cents a
line, with discount on 500 lines and over; pure
reading, 30 cents a line; first page, 50 cents;
telegraphic readers, '35 cents per count line.
Classified, 5 cents a line; three times, 12 cents;
subsequent insertions, 2 cents a line; personals
and medical, 1 cent a word.
MALDEN
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday. Re-
publican. Established 1892. F. A. Bayrd, pub-
lisher. Subscription, S3; claimed average circulation,
6,817; 4 to 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20J'2 inches; width, 2\-i inches.
Advertising rates, 60 cents an inch; two times,
90 cents; three times, S1.20; one week, $1.80;
one month, $4.80; three months, $11.40; six
months, $18; one year, $30; e. o. d., J of daily
rate.
MELROSE
YOUNG IDEA.— Monthly, except July and
August. Educational. Youth. E s t a b-
lished 1888. The Allen Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; estimated circulation, 7,000;
16 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches;
width, 2i inches.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $1.50.
Discount, three months, 10 per cent; five months,
20 per cent; ten months, 50 per cent.
NEW BEDFORD
STANDARD. — Every evening except Sunday,
MERCURY, everv morning except .Sunday, and
SUNDAY MORNING STANDARD. Republi-
can. Established 18.50. E. Anthony & Sons
(incorporated), publishers. Standard. Mercurj^
Publishing Co., publishers. Mercury. Subscrip-
tion, daily. Standard or Mercury, $6; Svmdav,
$1.50; sworn average circulation for vear ending .July
31,1911, daily Standard, 15788*; Mercury, 4,374*;
Sunday Standard, 12,095*; Standard, 12 to 24 pages;
Mercury, 8 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21 inches; width, 2J8 inches. Can use matrices.
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Advertising rates, agate, for Staiidard_ and
Mercury, combined, 3 cents a line; full position,
4 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word; 5 cents
a word, 1 week, daily and Sunday. Display rates,
for Sunday same as combined list.
TIMES. — Every evening except Sunday, and
SUNDAY MORNING. Independent. Estab-
lished 1902. Charles G. Wood, editor and pub-
lisher. Subscription, daily, $6; Sunday, $1..50;
claimed average circulation, daily, 7,840; Sunday
edition, 13,200; daily, 16 pages; Sunday, 20
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2J inches Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, 35 cents an inch,
each insertion, on 100 inches; Sunday, 40 cents
an inch, with discount for space. Reading notices,
daily, 15 cents per count line (6 words) ; Sun-
day, 20 cents a line. Classified, >^ cent a word.
NEWBURYPORT
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1877. News Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; sworn aver-
age circulation for year 1910, 6,28.3*; 6 to 8 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
23^ inches.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $1; 25
cents subsequent insertions to one week; two
weeks, $3.25; one month, $5; three months, $12;
six months. S18; one year. $28: 2 inches, one
year, S56; 3 inches, $84. E. O. D., f of daily
rates. Open space, within one year, 100 inch-
es, 25 cents an inch; 250 inches, 20 cents an
inch; 500 inches, 18 cents; 750 inches, 16 cents;
1,000 inches, 15 cents. Preferred position,
extra. Classified, 4 lines, one time, 25 cents;
subsequent insertions. 5 cents a line per time,
accepted only in multiples of 4 lines. Reading
notices, nonpareil, 10 cents a line, first
time; 6 cents after.
NORTH ADAMS
TRANSCRIPT.— Every evening except Sun-
day. Republican. Established 1895. A. W.
Hardman, publisher. Subscription, S6; guaranteed
circulation for year 1910, 5,915*; 8 pages, 7 or 8 col-
umns; length of columns, 21J^ inches; width, 2}4
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, per inch, one time, 35 cents;
2 times, 60 cents; 3 times, 75 cents; more than 3
times, 163^ cents an inch for each additional
insertion; preferred position, extra. Reading
notices, 5 cents a line.
PITTSFIELD
EAGLE. — Every evening except Sunday and
Wednesday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays. Re-
publican. Established 1789; K. B. Miller, pub-
lisher. Subscription, daily, $6; sworn average
circulation for year 1910, daily, 10,246*; weekly,
$1; sworn average circulation for same period,
12,124*; daily, 12 pages or more; weekly, 16 to
24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches;
width, 2}^ inches. The weekly is Wednesday
edition of the daily, enlarged.
Advertising rates, daily, 1 to 15 inches, 45 cents
an inch; 15 to 30 inches, 38 cents; 30 to 50 inches,
33 cents; 50 to 100 inches, 28 cents; 100 to 250
inches, 25 ceats; 250 to .509 inches, 21 cents; 500
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inches, or more, 18 cents an inch. Weekly, 5 to
100 inches, 30 cents an inch; 100 to 250 inches,
27 cents; 250 inches, or more, 21 cents an inch.
Preferred position, 10 and 25 per cent extra.
Reading notices, 10 cents a line first three inser-
tions; 5 cents each subsequent insertion; tele-
graphic readers, 35 cents per count line. Clas-
sified, 1 cent a word (minimum charge, 25 cents).
SALEM
CHILDREN'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Ju-
venile. Established 1903; S. E. Cassino Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circulation
25,000; 48 pages or more, 2 columns; length of
columns, 8 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Forms
close 1st of preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; one
page, one time, $30; back cover (2 or 3 colors),
$40; inside covers, $35. Discount on 3 or more
insertions.
EVERY DAY HOUSEIvEEPING MAGA-
ZINE. — See Boston, Mass.
LITTLE FOLKS.— Monthly. Juvenile. Estab-
lished 1897. S. E. Cassino Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, 81; estimated circulation, 100,000; 48 to
56 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 234 inches. Forms close first of preceding
month.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line; one
page, SllO; 34 and 32 pages pro rata. Minimum
space, 7 lines.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday,
Republican. Established 1880. Salem News
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $3;
sworn average circulation for year 1810, 18,57.3*;
8 to 12 pages, 8 columns; length of columns, 2234
inches; width, 2 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, per inch, one
time, $1; one week, S3. 50; ore month, $9; three
months, $21; six months, S36; one year, $60.
No discount for large space. Reading notices,
15 cents a line; e. o. d., % full rates; two times
a week, 5^ of daily rate, dassified, 24 words
or less, 25 cents each insertion.
SOMERVILLE
JOURNAL. — Every Friday. Independent
Republican. Established 1870. J. O. Hayden,
publisher. Subscription, 82; estimated circulation,
7,500; 12 pages, 6 columns; length of columns,
213-^ inches; width, 234 inches.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $1; one
month, $2.50; three months, $5; six months, $9;
one year, $15. Reading notices, 15 and 25 cents
a line.
SPRINGFIELD
CURRENT EVENTS.— Every Friday during
school year. For schools. Educational. Established
1902. Educational Press Co., publishers. .Subscrip-
tion, 40 cents; guaranteed circulation, 375,000; 4
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 11 inches;
width, 2 inches. Can use matrices. Forms close
Thursday of preceding week.
Advertising rates, agate, S2 a line. No discount
for time or space. No position guaranteed.
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MASSACHUSETTS
FARM AND HOME.— Semi-Monthly. Agri-
cultural. Established 1880. Phelps Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; guar-
anteed circulation, 500,000; guaranteed average
circulation for year ending March, 1911, 509,540*; 24
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, IZ\\ inches;
width, 2' 6 inches; cover pages, 4 columns in width;
length of columns, 14 inches. Forms close 1st and
15th of the month for issues 15th and 1st, respectively
Is.sues Eastern and Western editions.
Advertising rates, per line, agate, for either
Western or Eastern edition, $1.20; both combined
$2 a line each insertion : no time or space discount.
Reading notices, $2.50 for either Western or
Eastern edition, or $4 for both.
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING MAGAZINE.— See
New York City.
HOMESTEAD.— Every Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday. Society and Family. Estab-
ished 1881. Springfield Homestead Newspaper
Co., publishers. Subscription, $4; claimed circula-
tion, 7,800; 16, 20 and 24 pages, 6 columns; length of
columns, 19 inches; width, 2'^ inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; 250
lines, 8 cents; 500 lines, 7 cents; 1,000 lines, 5
cents a line.
NEW ENGLAND HOMESTEAD (Eastern edi-
tion of Orange Judd Weeklies, New York). — Every
Saturday. Farm and Family. Established 1867.
Orange Judd Co., publishers. Subscription, SI; sworn
average circulation for year 1910, 53,426*; 24 to 32
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13}-^ inches;
cover pages 14 inches long; width, 2K inches. Forms
close one week in advance.
Advertising rates, per agate line, 40 cents each
insertion; preferred position, 15 and 25 per cent
extra. Reading notices, 80 cents a line. For com-
bination rate on Orange Judd Weeklies including New
England Homestead, American Agriculturist (New
York), Orange Judd Farmer, (Chicago) and North-
west Farmstead (Minneapolis), see American Agri-
culturLst, New York City.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 1880. Daily News
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, S3. 50;
sworn average circulation, from October 1 1910,
to May 31, 1911, 10,575*; 10 to 32 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2>g inches. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 4 cents a line; 2,000
lines, within one year, 3 cents a line; 5,000 lines,
2^ cents a line; 10,000 Hnes, or more, 2 cents a
line. Preferred position, extra. Classified, 5
cents a line. Reading notices, 15 cents a line.
REPUBLICAN. — Every morning including
SUNDAY. Independent. Established 1824.
Samuel Bowles, publisher. Subscription, daily,
$8; claimed average circulation for year 1909,
daily, 16,426; Sunday, .S2; claimed average
circulation for same period, 18,117*; daily, 16 to 20
pages; Sunday," about 24 pages, 7 colurnns; length
of columns, 20>^ inches; width, 23^ inches.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, daily or Sunday,
display, 10 cents per line each insertion; 13 times
within one year, 90 cents an inch; 26 times, 72
MASSACHUSETTS
cents; 52 times, 63 cents; 78 times, 54 cents; 156
times, 45 cents; 312 times, 36 cents an inch per
time. Open space, within one year, 200 inches,
daily, Sunday or weekly, 90 cents an inch; 400
inches, 85 cents; 600 inches, 80 cents; 800 inches,
75 cents; 1,000 inches, 70 cents; 1,200 inches, 65
cents; 1,50() inches, 60 cents an inch. Classified,
5 cents per nonpareil line (6 words, to line), with
discount for 26 or more insertions. Reading
notices, 15 cents a line. No cuts inserted.
UNION.— Every morning including SUNDAY,
and every evening except Sunday. Republican.
Established 1864. Albert P. Langtry, editor
and publisher. Subscription, morning or evening,
$6; (Sunday, S2.50); sworn average circulation, for
nine months ending April 30, 1911, dailv, 29,622*;
Sunday, 20,289*; daily, 14 to 24 pages; Sunday, 28
to 40 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21M inches;
width, 2% inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, per line, one
time, 10 cents; two times, 9^ cents; six times,
7i cents; one month, not including Sunday, 6
cents; 6 months or more, 4 cents a line, per
time. Open space within one year, 1,000 lines,
7i cents a line; 2,000 lines, 7 cents; 3,000 lines,
6^ cents; 4,000 lines, 6 cents; 5,000 lines, 5i
cents; 10,000 lines, or more, 5 cents a line. Posi-
tions, 10 and 25 per cent extra. Reading notices,
nonpareil, 15 cents a line; leaded nonpareil,
20 cents; solid minion, 40 cents. Sunday dis-
play, per line, one time, 5 cents; one month,
4i cents; three months, 4 cents; six months,
3i cents; one year, 3 cents a line, per time.
WESTFIELD
NATIONAL GRANGE.— Monthly (20). Grange,
Farm, and Home. Established 1907. The National
Grange Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 50
cents; claimed circulation, 20,000; 16 pages, 4 col-
umns; length of columns, 12J^2 inches; width, 2;^g
inches. Forms close 5th of current month.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; 250
lines, within one year, 14 cents; 500 lines, 13
cents; 1,000 lines or more, 12 cents a line, classified, 2
cents a word.
WORCESTER
CATHOLIC MESSENGER (The V— Every
Friday. Catholic. Local. Established 1887.
Messenger Printing and Publishing Co., publishers.
Estimated circulation, 5,000; length of columns,
21 inches; width, 2^^ inches.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, 75 cents an inch;
one month, $2.50; three months, $6; six months,
$11; one year, $20. Open space ranging from
40 cents an inch, on 100 inches, to 2U cents an
inch, on 2,000 inches.
GAZETTE. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1805. Geo. F. Booth,
publisher. Subscription $3; sworn average circula-
tion for year 1910, 17,502*; 12 to 24 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2} (, inches. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, 1 inch, one time,
70 cents. Open space, within one year, 100 inches,
60 cents an inch; 250 inches, 55 cents; 500 inches, 50
cents; 750 inches, 45 cents; 1,000 inches, 40 cents an
inch. Preferred position, extra. Classified, ^i cent
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MASSACHUSETTS
a word oacli insertion. (Minimum 10 cents). Per-
sonals, 1 cent a word. Reading notices, nonpareil,
15 cents per line, with discount on 500 lines and over
(heading counts as 2 lines); first page, 30 and 60 cents
a line.
OSTERNS WECKOBLAD.— Every Wednes-
day. Swedish. Independent Republican.
Established 1896. New Eastern Weekly Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.50;
estimated circulation, 5,000; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21i^ inches; width, 2i inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch; one month,
$2; three months, $5; six months, $10; one year,
$18. Further rates on application.
POST. — Every evening except Sunday. Inde-
pendent. Established 1891. Peter A. Conlin, pub-
lisher. Subscription, S3; sworn average circulation,
for year 1910, 13,037*; 10 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 21 inches; width, 2J/8 inches. Can use
matrice.s.
Advertising rates less than 100 inches, run
of paper, 50 cents per inch, per time; 100 inches,
40 cents; 200 inches, or more, 30 cents an inch;
first page, 35 cents per inch extra; last page,
15 cents an inch extra; full position, 25 per cent
extra. Classified, 2J cents a line. Reading
notices, 10 cents per count line; first page, 20
cents; last page, 15 cents a line; full faced readers,
25 cents per count line; first page, 35 cents;
telegraphic readers, 50 cents a line.
SCHOOL ARTS JOURNAL.— See New York
City.
MASSACHUSETTS
SKANDINAVIA.— Every Wednesday.
Swedish. Independent. Established 1886.
The Swedish Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.50; estimated circulation, 7,500; 20
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22 inches;
width, 2i inches.
Advertising rates, 40 cents an inch each in-
sertion.
SVEA. — Every Wednesday. Swedish. Re-
publican. Established 1897. Svea Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.50; sworn
average circulation for three months ending
March, 31, 1911, 14,687; 16 pages, 8 columns;
length of columns, 23 inches; width, 2% inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line; 5,000 lines,
10 per cent discount. Reading notices, 10 cents per
brevier line.
TELEGRAM. — E very morning including
SUNDAY. Republican. Established, 1886.
Telegram Newspaper Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $0; claimed average circulation for
year 1910, daily, 28,302; Sunday, $2.00;
claimed averaRe circulation for same period,
31,55 8 : daily, 12 to 24 pages; Sunday, 30 to 50
pages, 8 columns; length of columns, 2IJ2 inches;
width, 21s inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 5 cents a line;
last page, 7^ cents; first page, 10 cents; other
selected pages, cents a line. Sunday, 5 cents a
line; last page, first section, and first page. 2d
and 3d sections, 7i cents a line; last page, 2d and
3d sections, 6 cents; first page (bottom), 10 cents
a line. Preferred position, 15 and 25 per cent
extra. Classified, daily or Sunday, 1 cent a word
(minimum, 20 words), Reading notices, daily
or Sunday, marked with stars, 15 cents per count
line; last page. 20 cents; first page, 25 cents a line.
MICHIGAN
ADRIAN
MICHIGAN PATRON (The).— Monthly.
Grange. Farm. Established 1902. The Patron
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 25
cents; estimated circulation, 16,800; 8 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2^ inches.
Forms clo.se 25th preceding month. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; over
500 lines within one year, 8 cents; over 1,000 lines,
6 cents; 2.000 lines and over, 5 cents a line.
TELEGRAM. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1892. Stuart H.
Perry, editor and publisher. Subscription, $5;
sworn average circulation, for three months ending
June 30, 1911, 7,692*; 8 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 21 inches; width, 2}4 inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, run of paper, daily, or e. o.
d., 36 cents an inch; one month, 24 cents; three
months, 22 cents; six months, 20 cents; one year
18 cents an inch, per time; special rates for 1 and
2 times a week. Open space, within one year,
100 inches, 24 cents an inch; 250 inches, 22 cents;
500 inches, 20 cents; 1,000 inches, or more, IS
cents an inch; full position, 25 per cent extra.
Classified, 1 cent a word first insertion; H cent
each subsequent consecutive insertion (minimum
charge, 15 cents). Reading notices, 10 cents per
count line.
ANN ARBOR
AMERICAN TYLER— KEYSTONE.- Semi -
Monthly. Masonic. Established 1888. The
Tyler Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$2; claimed average circulation, 5,000; 24 pages,
3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width,
214 inches. Forms close 5th and 20th preced-
ing date of issue.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a .line,
each insertion; six months, 70 cents an inch,
per time; one year, 60 cents an inch per insertion.
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MICHIGAN
MICHIGAN ALUMNUS.— Monthly during
college year. College Graduate. Established
1894. Alumni Association of the University of
Michigan, publishers. Subscription, .?1..50; sworn cir-
culation, 7,222*; 96 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 8 inches; width, 2M inches. Forms close first
of each month.
Advertising rates, t'b page, $2; i page, S3;
i page, $5; i page, $10; one page, $20; 10 per
cent discount on 5 or more insertions.
TIMES NEWS. — Every evening except Sun-
day. Independent. Established 1835. Times-
News Co.. pubHshers. Subscription, 85; guaranteed
average circulation, 6,505: 8 to 16 pages, 7 and 8 col-
umns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2}/^ inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, less than 100 inches, 35
cents an inch; less than 250 inches, plate matter,
preferred position, 25 cents an inch; set matter,
run of paper, 25 cents; 250 inches, plate matter,
preferred position, or set matter, run of paper,
20 cents an inch; 500 inches, plate matter, pre-
ferred position, or set matter, run of paper, 17§
cents an inch; 1,000 inches, plate matter, pre-
ferred position, or set matter, run of paper, 15
cents an inch. Classified, 25 words or less, 3
times, 25 cents; additional words, 1 cent each.
Reading notices, 10 cents a line; telegraphic
readers, 25 cents a line.
ENQUIRER. — Every morning except Monday.
Republican. Established 1900. Enquirer Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, S5; sworn circulation,
7,037* ; 10 and 12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21 inches; width, 2'6 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 35 cents an inch; 1,000 lines, 30
cents an inch; 3,000 lines, 25 cents; 5,000 lines, 20
cents; 10,000 lines or more, 18 cents an inch. Pre-
ferred position, 15 and 25 per cent extra. Reading
notices, 8 cents per count line. Classified, 1 cent a
word, first insertion; 32 cent a line each subsequent
insertion.
Also publishes The Evening News, circulation,
4,000. Combination rates on application.
MICHIGAN
JOURNAL. — Every evening except Sunday, and
JOURNAL AND RECORD, SUNDAY MORN-
ING. Republican. Established daily, 1872; Sunday,
1869. Battle Creek Journal Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, daily, 86; Sunday, SI. 50; estimated circu-
lation, daily and Sunday, 5,000; daily 8 to 16 pages,
17x22; Sunday, 16 to 44 pages, 17x23.
Advertising rates on application.
BATTLE CREEK
DOGDOM.— Monthly. Dog Fanciers. Es-
tablished 1900. Dogdom Publishing Co. (Inc.),
publishers. Sub.scription, SI; estimated circulation,
6,000; 84 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 7^4
inches; width, 15 ems. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, $1.50 an inch; one page, $20;
i and i pages, pro rata. Discount, 5, 10 and 20
per cent on 3, 6 and 12 months, respectively.
GOOD HEALTH.— Monthly. Home Health.
Established 1865. Good Health Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, S2; estimated circulation,
lO.IXJO; 86 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8
inche-; width, 2'; i inches. Forms close 25th of sec-
ond month preceding publication.
-Advertising rates, agate, per line, 14 lines, or more,
25 cents each insertion; one page, S40; li and J^ pages,
pro rata. Discount, .«ix months, 5 per cent; one year,
or 3 pages, within one year, 10 per cent.
MICHIGAN POULTRY BREEDER.— Monthly.
Poultry. Established 1885. George S. Barnes, pub-
lisher. Subscription, 25 cents; claimed average cir-
culation, 5,000; 24 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 8' 2 inches; width, 2J-6 inches.
Advertising rates, an inch SI; six months, 90 cents
an inch, per time; one year, 75 cents. Special rate
for Breeders' cards.
TRUE AMERICAN.— Monthly. Temperance.
Established 1904. True American Co.. publishers.
Subscription, 25 cents; estimated circulation, 8,000.
24 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 12 inches'
width, 23 8 inches. Forms close 10th of current month '_
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line. Clas-
sified, 10 cents a line (minimum charge, 25
cents).
BAY CITY
NATIONAL FARMER (The).— Every
Thursday. Sugar Beet Culture and Agricultural.
Established 1898. S. O. Burgdorf, publisher. Sub-
scription, 75 cents; claimed average circulation,
37,143; 8 to 12 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
15}-^ inches; width, 23^ inches. Forms doss Tuesday
preceding.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line: 100
lines, within one year, 14 cents a line; 200 lines,
12 cents: 400 lines, 10 cents.
TIMES. — Every evening except Sunday. Inde
pendent. Established 1879. Bay City Times Co.,
publishers. Subscription, S4; sworn average circu-
lation for year 1910, 11,222*; 8 to 16 page.s, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 213,^ inches; width, 23--^
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 4 cents a line; full posi-
tion, 4':; cents a line. Open space, within one vear,
1,000 lines, 3 cents a line; 3,003 lines, 2'^ cents; 7,000
lines, 2 cents. Position extra. Classified, 1 cent a
word. Reading notices, 12 cents a line, count.
See advertisement on page 434.
TRIBUNE. — Every morning including SUN-
DAY. Republican. Established 1872. Bay
City Tribune Co., publishers. Subscription,
daily, $4; daily and Sunday, S6; guaranteed average
circulation, daily, exceeding 10,000*; Sundav, exceed-
ing 11,000*; 8 to 12 pages (Sunday, 24 to 32 pages),
7 columns; length of columns, 213^ inches; width,
133^ ems. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate, 4
cents a line. Open space, within one year,
1,400 lines, 3 cents a line; 3,500 lines, 2i cents;
7,000 lines, 2 cents; 14,000 lines, U cents a
line. Preferred position, 10 and 25 per cent
extra. Reading notices, minion, 10 cents a
line; first page, 25 cents. Classified,' i cent
a word.
See advertisement on page 528.
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CALUMET
PAIVALEHTI. — Every morning except Mon-
day, and AMERIKAN UUTISET, every Tues-
day and Friday. Finnish. Daily, Independent.
Semi-weekly, agricultural. Established 1887.
Paivalehti Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, daily, $5; semi-weekly, $2; claimed
circulation, daily, 7,230; semi-weekly, 9,200;
8 to 32 pages; length of columns, 22 inches; width,
2)4 inches.
Advertising rates on application.
See advertisement on page 542.
DETROIT
ABEND-POST. — Every evening except Sun-
day. SUNDAY MORNING, and FAMILIEN
BLAETTER, semi-weekly. Tuesdays and Fri-
days, German. Liberal Republican. E s t a b-
lished 1854. August Marzhausen,_ proprietor.
Subscription, daily, $7.80; estimated circulation,
daily and Sunday, 6,000; semi-weekly, $2;
estimated circulation, 9,000; 8 pages (Sunday,
16 or more pages), 7 columns; length of col-
umns, daily, 21 inches; width, 2^ inches. Can
use matrices. Office, corner Miami and Wilcox
Streets.
Advertising rates, daily, 50 cents an inch;
4th, 5th and 8th pages, 75 cents an inch; first
page, $1; Sunday, 75 cents an inch; 4th, 5th
and 8th pages, |l; first page, $1.50 an inch;
business notices (long primer), 15 cents a line.
Reading notices, 25 cents a line. Classified, 1^
cents a word first time; 1 cent a word subse-
quent insertions. Semi-weekly, display, $1.50
an inch. Reading notices, 50 cents a line.
Discount on display, 100 inches, 5 per cent;
200 inches, 7i per cent; 300 inches, 10 per cent;
500 inches, 12i per cent; 750 inches, 15 per
cent; 1,000 inches, 20 per cent; 2,000 inches,
25 per cent; 3,000 inches, 30 per cent; 4,000
inches, 40 per cent.
AMERICAN BOY (TheV— Monthly. Ju-
venile. Established 1899. The Sprague Pub-
lishing Co.. publishers. Subscription, $1 ; claimed
average circulation, 200,000; 32 to 36 pages,
or more, 4 columns; length of columns, 14^
inches; width, 2i inches. Forms close 5th pre-
ceding month. Office, Majestic Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 lines, or more, $1
a line; one page, per time (800 lines), $700; M and
y^ pages, pro rata.
AMERICAN ELK (The).— Monthly. Fraternal.
Established 1904. L. F. Williams, publisher. Sub-
scription, $1; claimed average circulation, for three
months ending June 1911, 8,600; 24 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 11'^ inches; width, 2^ inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
ANGELUS.— Every Sunday (Issued Satur-
days). Catholic. Religioiis. Established 1882.
The Angelus Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, 75 cents; 10 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 12 inches; width, 2's inches. Can use mat-
rices. Forms close one week in advance. Office,
62-64 Griswold Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line, each
insertion. Discount, 5 per cent on three months;
10 per cent on six months; 20 per cent on one year.
MICHIGAN
BAY VIEW MAGAZINE.— Monthly, except
June, July, August and September. Literary.
Established 1893. J. M. Hall, publisher. Sub-
scription, $1.50; claimed average circulation, 17,650;
72 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, T^i inches;
width, 2^2 inches. Can use matrices. Office, 165
Boston Boulevard.
Advertising rates on application.
BEACH'S MAGAZINE OF BUSINESS.—
Monthly. Educational. Established 1909. E.
H. Beach, publisher. Subscription, 25 cents;
guaranteed circulation, 60,000; 96 to 128 pages, 1 col-
umn; length of column, 5 inches: width, 3! 2 inches.
Forms close 25th preceding month. Can use mat-
rices. Office, 69-71 West Fort Street.
Advertising rates, $60 per page; smaller space in
proportion; inside cover, $75; facing reading matter,
$75 (minimum space, J-g page). Discount, 5 and 10
per cent on 6 and 12 months, respectively.
BEE HIVE.— Monthly. Fraternal. Established
1881. Bee Hive Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.00; guaranteed circulation 213,350; 24
pages, 4 columns; length of columns I2I2 inches;
width, 214 inches. Forms close 9th preceeding
month.
Advertising rates, agate, $1 a line.
BUSINESS AND THE BOOKKEEPER.—
Monthly. Established 1887. The Business Man's
Publishing Co., Ltd., publishers. Subscription,
$1; sworn circulation, 54,057* (claims from May 1,
1911, 60,000); 102 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 2^8 inches. Forms close 20th of
preceding month. Office, Fort and Wa>Tie Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, 65 cents a line; one
inch, $8.50; one page, one time, $136; i, i and
i pages, pro rata. Discount, 5 and 10 per cent
on 6 and 12 months, respectively. Classified,
75 cents a line.
BUSINESS SERVICE.— Monthly. Commer-
cial. Established 1908. Co-operative Bureau
of the American Collection service, publishers.
Subscription, $1; claimed average circulation, 30,000;
32 to 40 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 254 inches. Office, 115 State Street.
Advertising rates, 1 page, $40; )i page (minimum
space) and H page, pro rata. Classified, 25 cents a
line.
CONCRETE.— Monthly (5th). Trade. Estab-
lished 1904. Concrete Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1; guaranteed average circulation,
for year ending May 31, 1911, 15,132* net; 16,490*
gross; 110 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 10
inches; width, 314 inches. Forms close 28th preced-
ing month. Office, Owen Building.
Advertising rates, $5 an inch; "% page, one
time, $10; }i page, $20; M page, $35; one page,
$65.
COURIER. — Every Saturday. Independent.
Established 1864. Edward Wildman, publisher.
Subscription, $1; estimated, circulation, 15,000;
8 pages, 8 columns; length of columns, 21 inches;
width, 2 inches. Can use matrices. Office,
92-94 Griswold Street.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch; 13 times, 75
cents; 26 times, 60 cents; 52 times, 50 cents;
preferred position, 25 per cent extra. Readmg
notices, 25 cents per count line. _ Classified, 2
cents a word; display, 10 cents a line.
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DZIENNIK POLSKI.— Every evening except
Sunday. Polish. Established 1903. Polish American
Publishing Co., (Inc) publishers. Subscription,
83; 4 pages, 18x24. Office, 424 Canfield Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
FREE PRESS. — Every morning including
SUNDAY. Independent. Established 1831.
Subscription, $5; sworn average circulation
for first six months in 1911. daily, 58,074*;
Sunday, $2.50; for same period, 76,470*; daily, 10
to 24 pages; Sunday, 64 to 128 pages, 8 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2 inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 11-13 Lafayette Avenue.
Advertising rates, 7 lines or more, agate, daily,
12 cents a line; Sunday, 15 cents a line; 10 times,
or 1,000 lines, daily, 11 cents; Sunday, 14 cents;
20 times, or 2,000 lines, daily, 10 cents; Sunday,
1.3 cents; 50 times, or 5,000 lines, daily, 9 cents;
Sunday, 12 cents; 100 times, or 7,500 lines, daily.
Si cents; 7,500 lines in Sunday issue, 11 cents;
156 times or 10,000 lines, daily, 8 cents; 10,000
lines in Sunday issue, 10 cents a line. Preferred
position, 10 and 2.5 per cent extra. Classified,
12 cents a line. Reading notices, daily, 50 cents
a line; Sunday, 60 cents; telegraphic readers, $1
a line. Discount on 200 lines or more within one
year; first page, daily, 75 cents; Sunday, $1 per
line.
GATEWAY (The).— Monthly. Literary. Es-
tablished 1903. The Gateway Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed average
circulation for year 1910, 22,360; 52 to 80 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2:^-'8
inches.
Advertising rates, $4 an inch; per page, $60;
}4 and 14 pages pro rata; inside cover, $75; back
cover, $100.
GLEANER.— Monthly. Agricultural. Estab-
lished 1894. Grant Slocum, publisher. .Subscription,
50 cents; guaranteed circulation, 100,000*; 24 to 44
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13 inches; width,
2}^ inches. Office, Majestic Building.
Advertising rates, 50 cents a line; full page posi-
tion, S3. 50; double spread, S650; inside covers in colors,
$375; back cover in colors, $400.
See advertisement on page 476.
HORSE-SHOERS' JOURNAL.— M o n t h 1 v.
(15th). Established 1875. Master Horse Shoers*
National Protective Association publishers. Sub-
pcription, $1. Forms close 5th of each month
preceding. Office, Lewis Building.
Advertising rates, S5 an inch; three'months,
$12; six months, $18; one year, $30; 2 inches,
one time, $8; i column, $12; i column, $18;
J2 page, $26; one page, $50. Discount on 3 months
or longer.
.JOURNAL. — Every evening except Sunday,
and SEMI- WEEKLY, Tuesdays and Fridavs.
Republican. Established 1883. The Detroit
Journal Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, daily, $3, city and suburbs; elsewhere, $5;
sworn average circulation for three months ending
March 31, 1911, daily, 72,700* net, (76,300* gross);
for six months ending Mav 31, 1911, 73,627*(Mav
1911, average 81, 8.39*); for year 1910, daily, 68,720*
net; (71,853* gross); semi-weekly, $1; claimed circula-
tion, 23,000 (46,000 per week);" 8 to 12 pages, 8 col-
umns; length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2 inches.
Can use matrices. Office Detroit Journal Building.
MICHIGAN
Advertising rates, agate 13 cents a line; 13
times, 12 cents; one month, 11 cents; three months,
9 cents; six months, or longer, 8 cents a line
per time. Open space, within one year, 1,000
lines, 12 cents; 2,000 lines, 10 cents; 5,000 lines,
9 cents; 7,500 hues, 8} cents; 10,000 lines, 8
cents per line; preferred positions, 15 and 25
per cent extra. Reading notices, 50 cents per
count line, with discount on 200 lines and over;
telegraphic readers, $1 a line. Flat rate for
financial, books and publishers, schools, col-
leges, resorts and strictly inail order business,
9 cents a line. Classified, 1' 2 cents a word, (min-
imum 2 lines, 12 words). Personals 10 cents a line,
minimum 3 lines. Semi-weekly, 10 cents a line;
one month, 9 cents; three months, 8 cents; six months,
7 cents; nine months, 6}2 cents; one year, 6 cents
a line, per time. Open space, semi-weeklv, 100 lines,
9 cents; 1,000 lines, 8 cents; 5,000 lines, 7 cents; 10,000
lines, or more, 6 cents; Reading notices, 40 cents
a line, with discount on 500 lines and over.
LADY MACCABEE.— See Harbor Beach, Mich.
MICHIGAN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.—
Every Saturday. Methodist. Established 1874.
Subscription, $1.50; estimated circulation, 17,480;
16 pages, 5 columns; length of columns, 15^2 inches;
width, 23'8 inches. Office, 21 Adams Avenue, East.
Advertising rates, per agate line, 20 cents.
Discounts, 10 per cent on four times, or 200 lines;
15 per cent on eight times, or 300 lines; 20 per
cent on thirteen times, or 500 lines; 25 per cent
on twenty-six times, or 750 lines; 30 per cent on
thirty-nine times, or 1,000 lines; 35 per cent on
1,500 lines; 40 per cent on fifty-two times, or
2,500 lines. Reading notices, double price.
MICHIGAN FARMER.— Every Saturday.
Agricultural. Established 1843. The Lawrence
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, SI; claimed
circulation, exceeding, 80,000; 20 to 40 pages, 4 col-
umns; length of columns, 13)2 inches; width, 2H
inches. Forms close Tuesday preceding. Office,
39 to 45 Congress Street, West.
Advertising rates, agate, one time. 40 cents a
line. Discounts, 60 lines, 5 per cent; 200 lines,
10 per cent; 500 lines, 15 per cent; 1500 lines, 20
per cent. Special position, 25 per cent extra.
Reading notices, $1 per count line each insertion.
MICHIGAN UNION ADVOCATE (The).—
Every Friday. Labor. Established 1904. Un-
ion Publishing Co.. publishers. Subscription,
$1; estimated circulation, 10,000; 8 pages, 8
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2
inches. Can use matrices. Office, 97-99 Fort
Street, West.
Advertising rates, agate, 90 cents an inch; one
month, 75 cents; three months, 70 cents; six
months, 60 cents; one year, 45 cents an inch; pre-
ferred position, 15 per cent extra. Reading
notices, 1 5 cents a line ; first page, 20 cents, with
discount for time.
MODERN METHODS.- Monthly. B u s i-
ness. Professional and Office. Established 1903.
Modern Methods Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1; claimed circulation. .50,000; 100
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width,
2?i inches. Forms close 8th of month preceding
date of publication. Office, 111-113 Woodward
Avenue.
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NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
MICHIGAN
Advertising rates, $3.12i an inch; one page,
one time, $50; '%, and Y-i pages, pro rata; 3 consecu-
tive insertions, or more, 5 per cent discount.
Preferred position extra. Minimum space, one
inch.
MOTOR CAR.— See Kansas City.Mo.
MOTORMAN AND CONDUCTOR.— Monthly.
Labor. Established 1895. W. D. Mahon, pub-
lisher. Subscription, 50 cents; estimated circula-
tion, 9,000; 12 pages, 9x12. Office, Kanter
Building.
Advertising; nites, $30 per page. Further rates
on application.
MOTOR NEWS.— Monthly. Good Roads.
Estabhshed 1904. Motor News Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; 32 pages, 9x12.
Office, 92 Griswold Street.
Advertising rates, $2.50 an inch; one page, $40;
y%, M and y^ pages, pro rata. Discount, 5, 10
15 and 20 per cent on 3, 6, 9 and 12 months respec-
tively. Classitied, 10 cents a line, first insertion;
5 cents a line each subsequent insertion.
NEWS. — Every morning and evening except
Sunday, and NEWS-TRJBUNE, Sunday morn-
ing. Independent. Established, daily, 1873;
Sunday, 1895. Evening News Association, pub-
lishers. Subscription, daily, $5; Sunday. $2.50;
sworn average circulation for vear 1910, daily, 126,-
239*; Sunday for same period, 70,298*; daily, 12
to 32 pages; Sunday, 72 to 82 pages, 8 columns; length
of columns, 22 inches; width, 2 inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 65-69 Shelby Street.
Advertising rates, daily, morning and evening,
agate. 20 cents a line; 4 times, or 500 lines, within
one year, 16 cents; 13 times, or 1,000 lines, 15
cents; 26 times, or 2, .500 lines, I4I2 cents; .52 times,
or 5,000 lines, 14 cents; 104 times, or 7,500 lines,
13J^ cents; 156 times, or 10,000 lines, 13 cents a
line. Hotels, resorts, financial, schools, colleges,
books and publishers, and strictly mail order
advertising, in daily, 15 cents aline; Sunday 12
cents a line (no discount). Preferred position, 1 }
and 3 cents a line extra for next reading and
full position, respectively. Minimum space for
full position 3 inches. Reading notices, nonpareil,
measure, 75 cents a line, with discount on 100 lines
and over. Telegraphic readers, daily, $1 a line.
Classified, 2 cents a word (minimum charge, 25
cents); personals, medical, clairvoyant etc., lYi
cents a word. Sunday News Tribune display, 15
cents a line; 4 times or 500 lines, 13 cents; 8 times or
1,000 lines, 12 cents; 13 times, or 2,500 lines, \\Vi
cents; 26 times, or 5,000 lines, 11 cents; 39 times,
or 7,500 lines, 10' i^ cents; .52 times or 10,000 lines,
10 cents a line. Preferred position in Sunday issue,
1 and 2 cents per line extra for next reading and full
position, respectively. Classified, in Sunday issue,
13'2 cents a word; personals, medical, etc., 2)^ cents
a word. Reading notices, 50 cents a line, with dis-
count on 100 lines and over; telegraphic readers,
iSunday, 75 cents per line.
MICHIGAN
and cover, 2 columns; length of columns, 7 inches;
width, 2 inches. Forms close 15 da>'s in advance.
Can use matrices. Office, 360 Holden Avenue.
Advertising rates, '%, page (minimum space),
$12..50; 1-2 page, $20; one page, $30. Discount on 3
or more insertions.
PENBERTHY ENGINEER .\ND FIRE-
M.'VN. — Monthly. Mi-chanical Engineering. Flstab-
lished 1893. Penberthy Press, publishers. .Subscrip-
tion, 50 cents; claimed circulation, 11,250; 80 pages
SATURDAY NIGHT.— Every Friday. In-
dependent. Established 1907. Detroit Satur-
day Night Co.. publishers. Subscription, $2.50;
claimed circulation, 17,000; 10 pages, 6 col-
umns; length of columns. 19i inches: width,
2}^ inches. Can use matrices. Office, 95-97
Fort Street, West.
-Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents aline; 5 times,
or 1,000 lines, 12 cents; 13 times, or 2, .500 lines,
11 cents; 26 times, or 5,000 lines, 10 cents; 39
times, or 7,500 lines, 9 cents; 52 times, or 10,000
lines, 8 cents a line. Position next reading, 1
cent a line extra; full position, (3 inches minimum
space), 2 cents a line extra. Reading notices, 50
cents a line.
STELLAR RAY (The).— Monthly Advanced
Thought. Established 1900. H. C. Hodges,
publisher. Subscription, $1; estimated circulation,
12,000; 36 pages and cover, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 7?4 inches; width, 232 inches. Fornis close
5th preceding month. Office, Hodges Building.
Advertising rates, $3 an inch; 2 inches, $5; 3
inches, $7.50; yi page, one time, $10; }2 page, $15;
one page, $30. Minimum space, one inch.
STIMME DER WAHRHEIT.— Every Thurs-
day. German. Roman Catholic. Established
1875. E. Andries, publisher. Subscription, $2;
estimated circulation (Detroit edition 8,250;
Cleveland edition, 8,375); 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2J/^ inches.
Office, 97 Congress Street, East.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, $1; one
month, $3; three months, $6.50; six months,
$11.70; one year, $20.80.
An edition is also issued at Cleveland, Ohio.
Rates cover only one edition; for both editions
add \ to above rates.
TIMES. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1900. The Detroit
Times Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; sworn
average circulation, for three months ending May
31, 1911, 32,403*; 10 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 21' 2 inches; width, 2y'% inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 13-15 John R. Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line each
insertion; 1,400 lines, within one year, 9 cents a
line; 2,800 lines, 7i cents; 5,000 lines, 7 cents;
7,000 lines, 6 cents; 10,000 lines or more, 5i cents
a line. Reading notices, brevier, 35 cents a line;
first and editorial page, 50 cents; telegraphic
readers. 7,5 cents. Business notices, 2,5 cents a
line. Classified, 5 cents per nonpareil line,
(minimum charge, 15 cents).
TRUTH. — Every Saturday. 1 n d e p e ndent.
Liquor Interests. Established 1883. Truth Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; esti-
mated circulation, 20,000; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 19J inches; width, 2i inches.
Office, 97 Congress Street.
Advertising rates on application.
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MICHIGAN
MICHIGAN
VOLKSBLATT. — ^Every evening except Sun-
dav, SONNTAGSBLATT, Sundays, and WOCH-
ENBLATT, semi-weekly, Mondays and Thurs-
days. German. Independent Democratic. Es-
tablished 1853. Michigan Volksblatt Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, daily, $7.20; claimed cir-
culation, 7,849; Sunday, 10,193; semi-weekly,
S2; claimed circulation, 21,911; daily and semi-
weekly, 8 pages; Sunday, 20 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2J inches.
Can tise matrices. Office, N. E. corner Congress
and Brush Streets.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 7 cents a line;
Sunday, 7i cents; minimum space, 14 lines;
50 inches, within one year, daily, 91 cents an
inch; Sunday, 98 cents; 100 inches, daily, 84
cents; Sunday, 91 cents; 200 inches, daily, 77
cents; Sunday, 84 cents; 400 inches, daily, 63
cents; Sunday, 70 cents; 600 inches, daily, 49
cents; Sunday, 56 cents; 800 inches, daily, 42
cents; Sunday, 49 cents; 1,000 inches, or more,
daily, 35 cents; Sunday, 42 cents. Preferred
positions, extra. Reading notices, daily, 20
cents a line; Sunday, 25 cents, with discount on
100 lines and over. Classified, G cents a line.
Semi-weekly, agate, 12 cents a line; 50 inches,
SI. 40 an inch; 100 inches, $1.26; 200 inches,
$1.12; 400 inches, 98 cents; GOO inches, 77 cents;
1,000 inches, 66 cents an inch. Reading notices,
30 cents a line with discount on 100 lines and
over.
See advertisement on page 534.
FLINT
JOURN.\L. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1883. H. H. Fitz-
gerald, publisher. Subscription, S3; sworn average
circulation, for year 1910, 17,577*; 12 to 24 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 2131 inches; width,
2J'^ inches. Can use matrices.
.\dvertising rates, agate, 4 cents a line; oper space.
1,000 lines, 3,4 cents; 3,000 lines, 3 cents; 7,000 lines or
more, 2' 2 cents a line. Preferred positions, (minim-
um space for position, 3 inches). Classified, one
cent a word (minimum charge, 15 cents). Read-
\ng notices, 15 cents per count line.
LOYAL GUARD MAGAZINE (The).— Month-
ly. Fraternal. Established 1895. Edwin O.
Wood, editor. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed aver-
age circulation, 7,000; 48 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 93^2 inches; width, 20 ems.
Advertising rates on application.
FRUIT BELT (The) .-Monthly. Agricultural.
Horticultural. Established 1905. Rowe & Welch,
publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; guaranteed aver-
age circulation, 25,000*; 32 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, 10 inches; width, 2J4 inches. Forms
close 20th preceding month. Office, 1-3 South Ionia
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line. Dis-
count, 5 per cent on ^i page; 10 per cent on i
page (140 lines); 15 per cent on 3i page; 20 per
cent on one page (420 lines).
GRAND RAPIDS
AMERICAN CHEESEMAKER. — Monthly.
Cheese Interests. Established 1885. Trades-
man Company, publishers. Subscription, 50 cents;
estimated circulation, 7,000; 8 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2i inches.
Office, Barnhart Building.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; three months,
$1.50 an inch, per time; six months, $1.25; one
year, $1 an inch, per time; front page, double
price; every other month, 10 per cent extra.
Reading notices, 20 cents a line.
FURNITURE RECORD.— Monthly. Trade.
Established 1900. Grand Rapids Furniture
Record Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; esti-
mated circulation, 10,000; 208 pages, 2 columns.
Office, Lyon and Ottawa Streets.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, $5;
three months, $13.50; six months, $24; one year,
$40; tV page, one time, $6; i page, $12; J page,
$20; i page, $30; one page, $50.
HERALD. — Every morning including SUN-
DAY. Republican. Established 1884. Herald
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily,
$5; Sunday, .$2; sworn average circulation, daily,
32,000; Sunday circulation not given. Daily, 10 to
16 pages; Sunday, 38 to 60 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2^ inches.
Can use matrices. Office, Herald Square.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 6 cents a line;
Open space within one year, 1,000 lines, 5 cents a
line; 5,000 lines, 4 cents; 10,000 lines or more, 3i
cents a line. Preferred position, 12^ and 25 per
cent extra. Classified, 1 cent a word. Minimum
charge, 15 cents. Reading notices, 15 cents a line;
1,000 lines, 10 cents. (First page, 25 cents a line).
HET IDEAAL MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Hol-
landish. Literary. Established 1906. The
Ideaal Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $1; estimated circulation, 20,500; 16
pages, 3 columns. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, $1 per inch; back cover,
$1.25 per inch.
HUISVRIEND (De), (The Homefriend).—
Monthly. Hollandish. Mail Order. Established
1892. H. H. D. Langereis, publisher. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; estimated circulation,
28,500; 32 pages, 2 columns; size of pages,
9x12 inches; length of columns, 8 inches. Forms
close first of current month.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 cents a line.
MECHANICAL DIGEST.— Monthly. Mechani-
cal. Established 1909. John Brechting, publisher.
Subscription, 50 cents; claimed average circulation
for three months ending May, 1911, 9,567 (for May
1911, 10,000); 16 pages, 3 columns: length of columns,
10 inches; width, 2 inches. Office, 22 Livingston
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line. Classi-
fied, 1 cent a word.
See advertisement on page 541.
MICHIGAN TRADESMAN.— Every Wednes-
day. Commercial. Established 1883. Trades-
man Company, publishers. Subscription, $2;
claimed circulation, 8,000; 52 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12 inches; width. 2i inches.
Can use matrices. Office, Barnhart Building.
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MICHIGAN
Advertising rates, per inch, one time, SI; one
month, 95 cents; three months, 90 cents; six
months, 85 cents; one year, 80 cents per time.
E. O. W., 10 per cent additional. Reading no-
tices, 20 cents a line.
NEWS. — ^Every evening except Sunday (3 editions
daily). Independent. Established 1863. Andrew
Fyfe, publisher. Subscription, $3; claimed average
circulation, exceeding 22,000; 8 to 20 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21J^ inches; width, 2)/g inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 17 Fountain Street.
Advertising rates, 70 cents an inch; 250 inches,
or one inch, 1 insertion a week, one year, 56 cents
an inch; 500 inches, or one inch, 2 insertions a
week, one year, 45 cents an inch; 1,000 inches, or
one inch. .S insertions a week, 42 cents an inch;
first page display S2 an inch, with discount on six
months or longer. Automobile and Auto-Sundries,
40 cents an inch. Strictly mail order advertising,
42 cents an inch; new publications, 50 cents an inch;
first page, display $1 an inch. Preferred position,
15 to 25 per cent extra. Minimum space for full
position, 3 inches. Classified, 10 cents a line; in
Capitals, double price. Reading notices, 15 cents
a line; first page, 35 cents.
See advertisement on page 558.
PRESS. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1890. The Evening
Press Co., publishers. .Subscription, $3; sworn
average circulation for six months ending June 30,
1911, 59,241*; 12 to 24 pages, or more, 7 columns;
length of columns, 22 inches; width, 2^% inches;
Can use matrices. Office, Head of Monroe Street.
Advertising rates, transient, agate, 10 cents a line;
Open space, within one year, 1,000 lines, 9 cents a
line; 2,500 lines, 8'^ cents; 5,000 lines, 8 cents; 10,000
lines, or more, 7 cents a line. One inch, or more,
on stated days, 26 times, 9 cents a line; 52 times,
8J2 cents; 104 times, 8 cents; 156 times, or more, 7^2
cents a line. Special rates in full position. (Minimum
space for full position, 3 inches). Strictly mail order
advertising, 8J2 cents a line, flat. 1'2 cents a line
extra for full position. Reading notices, minion,
20 and 30 cents a line. CKassified, V/i cent a word
(minimum charge, 15 cents).
See advertisement on page 458.
" HANCOCK
RAITTIUSLEHTL— Semi-monthly. (10th &
25th) Finnish, Prohibition. Established 1905. Fin-
nish National Brothers Temperance .Association, pub-
lishers. .Subscription, GO cents; claimed circulation,
5,000; 16 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 12
inches; width, 2 inches.
Advertising rates on application.
TIEDON-HENKL— Monthly. English and Fin-
nish. Educational. Established 1910. Finnish
Literary Institute, publishers. Subscription, $1;
40 pages, 7x10.
Advertising rates on application.
TYOMIES.— Daily except Monday. Finnish.
Socialistic. Established 1904, Tyomies Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3.75; claimed circula-
tion exceeding 12,000; 6 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21 inches; width, 2li inches.
Advertising rates on application.
MICHIGAN
HARBOR BEACH
LADY MACCABEE.— Monthly. Woman's Bene-
ficiary and Woman's Interests. Established 1892.
Riverside Printing Co., publishers. Subscription,
10 cents; claimed circulation, exceeding 86,000; 8
pages, or more, 2, 3 and 4 columns; length of columns,
14 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
HASTINGS
BANNER.— Every Wednesday. Republican. Es-
tablished 1856. Cook Brothers, editors and pub-
lishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circulation,
5,000; 12 to 16 pages, 17x24.
Advertising rates on application.
HOLLAND
GRONDWET (De).— Every Tuesday. Hol-
landish. Republican. Established 1800. Mrs.
L. Mulder, publisher; J. B. Mulder, manager.
Subscription, $1.50; estimated circulation, 6,000;
10 pages, 6 columns; length of columns, 19J
inches; width, 2J inches.
Advertising rates on application.
WACHTER.— Every Wednesday. Hollandish.
Christian Reformed Church. Established 1867.
H. Holkeboer, publisher. Subscription, $1.50; estima-
ed circulation, 6,300; 8 pages, 15x22.
Advertising rates on application.
HOUGHTON
MINING GAZETTE.— Every morning except
Monday. Republican. Established 1858. The
Mining Gazette Co., publishers. Subscription, $6;
guaranteed circulation, 6,805*; 8 to 20 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 21?4 inches; width, 2)4
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily and Sunday, 1 to 200
inches, 25 cents an inch; 200 to 500 inches, 20
cents; 500 to 1,000 inches, 16 cents; 1,000 inches
and over, 15 cents an inch; financial, 25 cents
per inch flat; preferred position, 10 and 25 per
cent extra. Locals, 10 cents a line. Classified,
1 cent a word, with discount on 6 or more in-
sertions.
ISHFEMING
SUPERIOR POSTEN.— Every Saturday.
Swedish. Republican. Literary. Established
1888. Swedish Newspaper Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1.50; claimed average circula-
tion, 5,630; 8 to 12 pages, 6 columns; length of
columns, 20 inches; width, 2}4 inches.
Advertising rates on application.
JACKSON
CITIZEN-PRESS.— Every evening except
Sunday. Independent Republican. Established
1805. Jackson Citizen Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $5.20; sworn average circulation for year
1910, 10,221; 8 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 21J<4 inches; width, 214 inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents an inch ; full posi-
tion, 42 cents an inch; 100 inches within one year, 2S
cents; full position, 33 cents; 200 inches, 25 cents an
inch; full position, 30 cents; .300 inches, 22 cents; full
position, 26 cents an inch. Classified, 1 cent a word.
Reading notices, 10 cents per count line, body type.
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MICHIGAN
PATRIOT (The).— Every morning except
Monday. Independent Democratic. Eatab-
lislied, 1844. The Jaclcson Patriot Co. publishers.
Subscription, daily $5.20: sworn average circulation
for first six months in 1911, daily, 10,470* ;Sunday,$l. 50;
sworn average circulation for same period, 11,452';
daily, 8 to 12 pages; Sunday, 16 to 20 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21>^ inches; width, 2}4 inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents an inch; next
reading, 38 cents; full position, 42 cents an inch;
yearly contract, 200 inches, 28 cents an inch;
next reading, 30 cents; full position, 32 cents;
500 inches, or more, 22 cents an inch; next reading,
24 cents; full position, 26 cents an inch. Clas-
sified, 1 cent a word. Reading notices, 10 cents
per count line.
KALAMAZOO
GAZETTE. — Every morning except Mon-
day. Democratic. Established 1833. Kala-
mazoo Gazette Co., publishers. Subscription,
$5.20; sworn average circulation, dailv and Sun-
day, for March, 1911, 15,155*; for April" 15,090*; for
May, 14,410*; for June, 14,415*; for July, 14,532*; 12
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 2134 inches;
width, 2} 8 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate, first
.500 lines, 332 cents a line; next 500 lines, 2i/2 cents;
1,000 lines, 3 cents; next 1,000 lines, 2 cents; 2,000
lines, 232 cents; next, 1,000 lines, 1 cent; 3,000 lines,
2 cents a line. Strictly mail order advertising,
23-2 cents a line flat. Preferred position, 15 per cent
extra. Reading notices, minion, 20 cents per count
line; telegraphic readers 30 cents per count line. Classi-
fied, 1 cent a word (minimum charge, 15 cents).
HOLLANDISCHE AMERIKAAN.— Tri-Week-
ly. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Hollandish.
Republican. Established 1889. Holland Printing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated circulation,
5,000; 6 pages, 17x24.
Advertising rates on application.
POULTRY POINTERS.— Monthly. Poultry.
Established 1908. Poultry Pointer Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, 25 cents; sworn circulation
exceeding 22,000*; guarantees average of 25,000 for
year 1911; 32 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10
inches; width, 215 inches. Forms close 15th preced-
ing month.
Advertising rates, SI. 75 an inch; 12 inches or more,
SI. 50 an inch. Reading notices, 12 cents a line; with
discount on 100 lines, or more.
TELEGRAPH-PRESS.— Everv evening except
Sunday. Republican. Established 1844. Kalamazoo
Telegraph-Press Co., publishers. Subscription,
daily, S5.20; claimed circulation, daily, 15,000;
8 to 16 pages. 7 columns; length of columns, 21
inches; width, 2i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 4 cents a line;
open space within one vear, 700 lines 3*
cents a line; 1,400 lines, 28 cents; 2,800 lines
and over, 2f cents a line; preferred position,
extra. Reading notices, 20 cents per count
Ur®* .Telegraphic readers, 30 cents per count line.
Classined, 1 cent a word.
LANSING
STATE JOURNAL (The).-Everv evening ex-
cept Sunday. Independent. Established 1855. Rob-
MICHIGAN
ert Smith Printing Co., publishers. Subscription,
S5; sworn average circulation for three months ending
March 31, 1911, 14,553*; 10 to 16 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 236 inches. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates, 2S cents an inch; next reading,
32 cents; full position, 36 cents an inch. Classified,
1 cent a word, (minimum charge, first insertion, 25
cents). Reading notices, 15 cents per count line.
MODERATOR-TOPICS.— E very Thursday
during school year. Educational. Established
1880. _ Henry R. Pattengill, publisher. Sub-
scription, $1.25; claimed average circulation,
7,746; 20 pages 3 columns; length of columns,
9i inches; width, 2 J inches.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $3.50; 2
times, $5.50; 5 times, $7; 10 times, $11.50; 20
times, $18; 40 times, $28; i page, one time, $13;
one page, $20.
MENOMINEE
NORTHWESTERN FARMER.- Monthly.
Agricultural. Republican. Established 1903. North-
western Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
50 cents; claimed average circulation 24,896; 16 pages,
4 columns; length of columns; I233 inches; width,
238 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
MUSKEGON
NEWS-CHRONICLE.— Every evening except
Sunday. Independent. _ Muskegon Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, 2 cents per copy;
guaranteed circulation, 7,000; 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2i inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents an inch; full posi-
tion, 42 cents an inch; 100 inches within one year, 27
cents; full position, 32 cents an inch; 200 inches, 24
cents; full position, 29 cents an inch; 300 inches, 21
cents; full position, 25 cents an inch. Reading notices
10 cents per count line. Classified, 1 cent a word,
each insertion.
owosso
ARGUS. — Every evening except Sunday. Repub-
lican. Established 1892 Argus Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, S4; 8 pages, 17x22.
Advertising rates on application.
See advertisement on page 558.
PONTIAC
PRESS-GAZETTE.— Every evening except
Sunday. Independent. Established 1900.
Harry Coleman, publisher. Subscription, $2.50;
sworn average circulation, 7,158*; 6 and 8 pages;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 238 inches.
Advertising rates, 30 cents an inch; 6 inches,
or more, daily, or e. o. d., one month, 23 cents
per insertion; three months, 22 cents; six months
20 cents; one year, 18 cents per time; 100 inches
within one year, 25 cents an inch; 500 inches
20 cents; 1,000 inches, 18 cents an inch. Com-
position, 3 cents an inch extra. Preferred posi-
tion, 10 and 25 per cent extra. Classified, 1 cent
a word (minimum charge, 25 cents). Reading
notices, 123l> cents a line. Further rates on ap-
plication.
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MICHIGAN
PORT HXIRON
LADIES' REVIEW (The).— Monthly. L. O.
T. M. of W. Established 1895. W. M. Shirley,
publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; guaranteed circu-
lation, exceeding 100,000; 4 columns to page; length
of columns, V2}4 inches; width, 2M inches. Forms
close 10th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line; full page,
(700 lines), one time.
$148.75. No time discounts.
M page, S78.75; ^ page.
TIMES-HERALD.— Every evening except
Sunday. Independent. Established 1872. The
Times-Herald Co., publishers. Subscription, $4;
sworn average circulation for year 1910, 12,503*; 10 to
16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches;
width, 2\i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, less than 200 inches, 28 cents
an inch; 200 inches, or more, 25 cents an inch;
full position, 28 cents. Reading notices, 10 cents
a line, with discount on 100 lines or more; classified
1 cent a word first insertion ; subsequent inser-
tions, yi cent a word.
SAGINAW
COURIER-HERALD.— Every morning ex-
cept Mondav. Republican. Established 1869.
Courier-Herald Co., proprietors. Subscription,
$3; sworn average circulation, for year 1910,
14,539; 8 to 28 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 213^ inches; width, 2i inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate, 4
cents a line; 100 inches within one year, 42 cents
an inch; 357 inches, 35 cents; 500 inches, 28
cents an inch; position, 10 and 25 per cent extra.
Classified, 1 cent a word. Reading notices, 15
cents a line, with discount on 1,000 lines and
over.
MICHIGAN
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1881. Evening News
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; estimated circula-
tion, 21,700; 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 215^ inches; width, 2}s inches. Can use mat-
rices.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line; yearly
contract rate, 3,000 lines, 3}4 cents a line; full
position, 4 cents a line; 7,000 lines, 3 cents a line;
full position, 3H cents a line. Preferred position,
6 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word (minimum
15 words). Reading notices, 15 cents per count
line; 1,000 lines, 10 cents a line.
POST-ZEITUNG.— Every Thursday. German.
Independent. Established 1887. F. & C.
Reitter Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; esti-
mated circulation, 5,000; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2^^ inches.
Advertising rates on application.
ST. CLAIR
POSTMASTER EVERYWHERE (The).—
Monthly. Official organ of the National Associa-
tion of Postmasters. Established 1903. Han-
nibal Allen Hopkins, publisher. Subscription,
$1; estimated circulation, 32,500; 32 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 7^4 inches; width,
2J^ inches. Forms close 10th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line. Classi-
fied, 4 cents a word (minimum 25 words).
ST. JOSEPH
GAS POWER.— Monthly. Trade. Established
1903. Gas Power Publishing Co. (Inc), publishers.
Subscription, $1; claimed average circulation, 18,000;
110 pages and cover, 2 columns; length of columns,
9 inches; width, 2^i inches.
Advertising rates, agate, one inch, one time,
S4.80; three times, $4.46 per insertion; G times,
$4.22; 12 times, $3.60 per insertion. Larger
space at reduced rates.
MINNESOTA
CROOKSTON
TIMES.— Everv evening except Sunday. Republi-
can. Established 1891. J. P. Dotson, publisher.
Subscription, S4; claimed circulation, 8,000; 8 to 12
pages; length of columns, 20,'2 inches; width, 2}.^
inches.
Advertising rates on application.
DULUTH
FINSKA MISSIONS l'( )STEN.— Monthly. Fin-
nish. Baptist. Finnish Baptist Union of .\merica,
publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; 4 pages.
Advertising rates on application.
15x22.
HERALD. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established, 1883. The Duluth
Printing and Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $5; sworn average circulation for March,
1911, 27,009*; for April, 27,148*; for June, 1911, 27,114*;
for July, 1911, 27,353*; 16 to 36 pages, 7 columns;
lengthof columns, 20 inches; width, 236 inches. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 8 cents a line; 6 times, 7
cents; 26 times, 6 cents; 52 time.s, 5 cents; 156 times,
4}4 cents; 312 times, 4 cents a line, per time. Open
space within one year, 1,000 lines, 6 cents a line; 3,500
lines, 4J-2 cents; 5,000 lines, or more, 4 cents a line.
Preferred position, extra. Classified, 1 cent a word
(minimum charge, 15 cents); per month, 81 per line.
Reading notices, 25 cents a line; pure reading, city
news page, 30 cents a line; telegraphic readers, inside
page, 75 cents a line; first page, $1, (tolls extra); busi-
ness readers, grouped, 15 cents a line.
NEWS-TRIBUNE. — Every morning includ-
ing SUNDAY. Republican. Established 1870.
Milie Bunnell, publisher. Subscription, $6;
sworn average circulation for year 1910, daily ,
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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MINNESOTA
20,195*; Sunday, for same period. 20,923*; 12 to 60
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
widtn, 2's inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate, 7 cents
a line.
POSTEN.— Every Friday. Swedish. Repub-
lican. Established 1886. Inter-State Swedish
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
claimed circulation, 17,943:12 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2} inches.
Advertising rates, 65 cent? an inch each inser-
tion.
Also publishes SVENSKA AMERIKANSKA
TRIBUNEN, Superior. Wis., circulation, 16,063.
The two papers combined rate, $1 an inch.
RECORD.— Every Saturdav. Estimated circu-
lation, 6,100.
Advertising rates, 30 cents an inch; composition
extra. Reading notices, 5 cents a line.
SIIRTOLAINEN.— Every Tuesday and Fri-
day. Finnish. Independent Republican . Es-
tablished 1891. Finnish-American Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, S2.25; claimed average
circulation, 7,500; 8 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20 inches; width, 2i inches. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
HIBBING
TRIBUNE. ^Svery evening except Sunday. Re-
publican. Established 1899. Estimated circulation!
5,300; 4 to 9 pages, 17x24.
Advertising rates, 15 cents an inch; composition
extra. Reading notices, 10 cents a line.
MINNEAPOLIS
AUTO CLIPPER.— Monthly. Automobile.
Established 1907. Mason Publishing Co., pub-
lishers Subscription, $1; estimated circulation,
6,950; 48 to 80 pages. 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 8J^ inches; width, 18 ems. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates $4.50 an inch; }4 page, one
time, $7; }4 page, $12; K page, $20; one page,
$35; back cover, 25 per cent additional. Dis-
count on 3 months or longer.
BANERET.— Everv Tuesday. Swedish. Baptist
Youth. Established 1896. The Baneret Publishing
Co., (Inc), publishers. Subscription, $1.50; claimed
circulation, 9,000; 8 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21 inches; width, 2^i inches. Can use
matrices. Office, Tribune Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line each
insertion. No time or space discounts. Reading
notices, 10 cents per count line.
BURGER UND BAUER.— Monthly. German
and English. Literary and Family. Established
1903. Arthur L. Hermann, publisher. Subscription,
25 cents; 32 pages, 8x11. Office, 3012 Fremont Ave-
nue, South.
Advertising rates on application.
MINNESOTA
COMMERCIAL WEST (The).— Every Saturday.
Financial. Established 1901. Commercial West
Co., publishers. Subscription $5; claimed cir-
culation, 10,000; 60 to 64 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 11} 2 inches; width, 20 ems. Office, Globe
Building.
Advertising rates on application.
CROW BAR.— Monthly (15th).— Trade. Es-
tablished 1892. Crow Bar Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, 50 cents; estimated circu-
lation, 10,000; 32 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 10 inches; width. 23 ems. Office, 220
North Second Street
Advertising rates, $4 an inch; three months, $8;
six months, $14; one year, $24; i page, one time.
$8; i page, $12; i page, $22; one page, $40.
ECHO de L'OUEST.— Every Friday. French.
Independent. Established 1883. A. H. De-
meules, publisher. Subscription, $1; claimed
circulation, 5,000; 4 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21 inches; width, 2^ inches. Office.
301 Central Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
FAMILIE JOURNAL ILLUSTRATED.
— Monthly. Norwegian-Danish. Literary.
Established 1902. C. Rasmussen Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription. 50 cents; esti-
mated circulation, 10,500; 16 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 13 inches; width, 2J inches.
Office, 720-724 South Fourth Street.
Advertising rates, 98 cents an inch, per time
FARMERS' TRIBUNE.— See Tribune,
FARM. STOCK AND HOME.— Semi-monthly.
(1st and 15th). Agricultural. Established 1884.
Farm, Stock and Home Co.. publishers. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; claimed average circula-
tion for year 1910, 103,250; 20 to 60 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 14 inches: width, 2^, inches. Can
use matrices. Forms close 5th and 20th of the month
precedins; publication. Office, 830 Hennepin Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, commercial advertising,
40 cents a line. No discount for time or space; full
page ?290. Special rate for land and live srock ad-
vertising. Reading notices, nonpareil. 90 cents a line;
minion, 95 cents a line; brevier, $1 a line.
See advertisement on page 515.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.— Daily except
Sunday. Financial. Commercial. Established
1887. Legal News Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
.scription, $12; estimated circulation, 5,000; 4 to 6
pages, 6 columns; length of columns, 19' 2 inches;
width, 2' 6 inches. Can use matrices. Office, 253
Second Avenue, South.
Advertising rates on application.
FOLKEBLADET.— Every Wednesday. Nor-
wegian. Independent. Established 1879. Folke-
bladet Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
SI; sworn average circulation, for last six months
in year 1910, 5,468* (for first six months in year 1911,
5,466*); 8 pages, 6 columns; length of columns, 20
inches; width, 2' g inches. Office, 322 Cedar Avenue.
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MINNESOTA
Advertising rates, 35 cents an inch; 4 times, 30
cents per time; 13 times, 25 cents; position, 20
per cent extra. Reading notices, 5 cents per
count line.
FREIE PRESSE HEROLD.— Every Friday.
German. Independent. Established 1869.
Adolph Duvel, publisher. Subscription, $2; esti-
mated circulation, 8,000; 12 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2J inches.
Office, 49 Third Street, South.
Advertising rates, per inch, onetime, SI; one
month, $3; three months, S6.50; six months,
$11.70; one year, $20.80. Special positions extra.
Open space contracts, 200 inches, 45 cents an
inch; 500 inches, 40 cents; 1,000 inches, 35 cents.
Reading notices, 15 cents a line.
GAA PAA. — Every Saturday. Norwegian Dan-
ish. Socialist. Established 1903. E. L. Menghoel
editor and publisher. Subscription, $1; claimed
average circulation, 5,000; 4 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20 inches; width, 2\i inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 1304 Washington Avenue, South.
Advertising rates on application.
HOUSEKEEPER.— See New York City.
JOURNAL. — Every evening except Sunday,
and SUNDAY MORNING. Independent Re-
publican. Established 1878. Journal Printing
Co., proprietors. Subscription, daily and Sun-
day, S6; sworn average circulation, for first three
months in 1911, daily, 78,319* (for year 1910, 77,-
348*); Sunday, for first three months in 1911, 83,
017* (for year 1910, 80,655*; 16 to 32 pages; Sunday,
72 to 104 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21
inches; width, 21/6 inches. Can use matrices. Office,
47-49 Fourth Street, South.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, 10
lines or more, per agate line, each in-
sertion, 14 cent.-i ; 13 times, 12 cents; 26
times, llj cents; 39 times, 11 cents; 78 times,
10^ cents; 150 times, 10 cents; 312 times, 9i cents
a line, per time. Preferred position extra. Open
space within one vear, 1,000 lines, 12 cents a line;
2,000 lines, 11^ cents; 3,000 lines, 11 cents; 5,000
lines, 10* cents; 7,000 lines, 10 cents; 10,000 lines,
9i cents. Double column advertisements must
be at least, 14 lines deep: triple column, 42
lines; 4 columns in width, 56 lines deep. Pure read-
ing notices, (run of news matter), 60 and 75 cents per
agate line, with discount for space. Classified, 8
cents a line, (minimum charge, 24 cents). Special
rate of 11 cents a line each insertion for schools, col-
leges, resorts, hotels, books and periodicals and
automobiles; on automobile page, 5,000 lines of auto-
mobile advertising, within one year, 10 cents a line.
KEITH'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Build-
ing. Established 1889. M. L. Keith, publisher.
Subscription, $2; claimed circulation, 15,000;
72 to 100 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8
inches; width, 2^ inches. Forms close first of
each montli preceding publication. Office,
Lumber Exchanse.
Advertising rates, 85 an inch (minimum space);
one page one time, §75; H page, S9.50; ^ and J2 pages,
pro rata to page, etc. 5 per cent discount for six
insertions within one year; on J-g page, or more; 10
per cent for 12 insertions.
MINNESOTA
KVINDENS MAGASIN.— Monthly. Nor-
wegian-Danish. Women. Established 1905.
Subscription. 75 cents; sworn average circulation
exceeding 25.000*; 32 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, I21-2 inches; width, 2^4 inches. Forms
close 20th preceding month. Office, 406 Fifth Avenue ,
South.
Advertising rates, agate, 12}^ cents a line; special
position, 15 cents a line. Reading notices, §2.50
per inch.
LABOR REVIEW.— Every Thursday. Labor.
Established 1906. John P. Kennedy, publisher.
Subscription, $1; estimated circulation 12,000;
14 pages, 9x12. Office, Corn Exchange.
Advertising rates on application.
LUTHERANEREN.— Every Wednesday.
Norwegian. Lutheran. Established 1895. Augs-
burg Publishing House, publishers. Subscrip-
tion, SI. 25; guaranteed circulation, 19,650; 32 pages,
3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width,
2 J inches. Office, 425-429 South 4th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 cents a line; read-
ing notices, 20 cents a line.
MASONIC OBSERVER.— Every Monday.
Masonic. Established 1899. W. C. Allen, pub-
lisher. Subscription, SI; estimated circulation, 5,000;
8 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 9}/^ inches;
width, 3 inches. Office, Masonic Temple.
Advertising rates on application.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1903. Daily News
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3 ; sworn aver-
age circulation for first six months in year, 1911,
43,979'; (for July, 1911, 45,557*); 10 to 24 pages, 8 col-
umns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 23^5 inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 6 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 30 cents per count line. Business
notices, 30 cents per count line; classified, 1 cent
a word; by the month, S1.25 per line. Position,
7 cents a line.
NORDISKA HEM (The Northern Home).—
Monthly. Swedish. Literary. Established 1907.
Northern Home Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; claimed minimum circulation,
10,000; 40 pages, 8x11. Office, 223-225 Cedar Avenue.
Advertising rates nonpareil 9 cents a line; SI per
inch. Position, 10 per cent extra. Reading notices
20 cents a line. Discount on 6 and 12 months.
NORTHWESTERN AGRICULTURIST. —
Every Saturday. Agricultural. Established
1886. P. V. Collins Publishing Co., publishers.
P. V. Collins, manager. Sworn average circulation
from April 9, 1910 to April 1, 1911. 92,374*; 16 to 52
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13J^ inches;
width, 23^^ inches. Forms close Saturday preced-
ing. Office, 511-525 Seventh Street, South.
Advertising rates, agate, 3 lines, or more, 40 cents
a line; 1,000 lines, 38 cents; 2,000 lines, 37 cents; 3,000
lines, 35 cents a line; one page (748 lines), S250. Live
stock rate, S3.50 an inch. Reading matter, brevier,
solid, 81.50 a line; leaded, S2 a line; preferred posi-
tions extra. No time discounts. No medical (except
Veterinary) advertising accepted.
See advertisement on page 535.
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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NORTHWEST FARMSTEAD.— Every Satur-
day. Agricultural. Established 1911. Orange
Judd Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; guaranteed
average circulation, 100,000; 24 to 32 pages, 4 col-
umns; length of columns, 13 f 4 inches; (cover pages,
14 inches long), width, 2>6 inches. Forms close
Monday preceding. Can use matrices. Office, Pa-
lace Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 45 cents a line; preferred
position, 15 and 25 per cent extra. Reading notices,
90 cents a line. For combination rate 4 papers,
including above, (and N. Y. American Agriculturist,
Orange Judd Farmer and N. England Homestead)
see N. Y. City American Agriculturist.
ODALM ANNE N— (The Yeoman). Semi-
Monthly. Swedish. Agricultural and Family. Es-
tablished 1904. Swedish Publishing Co., of Min-
nesota, publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; estimated
circulation 10,000; 16 to 36 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns; 93/2 inches; width, 2li inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line. Position,
25 per cent extra. Reading notices, 10 cents per
count line.
OSTEOPATHIC WORLD (The).— Monthly.
Medical. Established 1896. William R. Dob-
byn & Sons, publishera. Subscription, $1; esti-
mated circulation, 7 000; 64 to 80 pages, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 7 inches; width, 2i
inches. Office, Edison Building.
Advertising rates, $2.50 an inch.
PROFITABLE FARMING.— Agricultural. Poul-
try. Established 1911. Forms close 20th preceding
month. Office, Kasota Block.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; reading
notices, 25 cents a line.
SCHOOL EDUCATION. —Monthly, except
July and August. Established 1882. School
Education Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
guaranteed average circulation for three months
ending May, 1910, 13,000*; 52 to 68 pages. 3
columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width,
2J inches. Forms close 26th preceding month.
Office, 331 14th Avenue, S. E.
Advertising rates on application.
SKORDEMANNEN.— Semi-Monthly. Swed-
ish. Agricultural. Established 1888. Skor-
demannen Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, 75 cents; estimated circulation, 10,000;
20 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13 inches;
width, 2i inches. Can use matrices. Forms
close 10th and 25th of the month. Office, 2625
Chicago Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 13 cents a line. Dis-
counts, 6 times, 5 per cent; 12 times, 15 per cent;
24 times, 25 per cent.
SVENSKA AMERIKANSKA POSTEN.—
Every Wednesday. Swedish. Independent. Es-
tablished 1883. Swan J. Turnblad, publisher.
Subscription, $1; guaranteed average circulation
for year 1910, 55,180; 16 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length '
of columns, 21 inches; width, 2>-8 inches. Forms
close Monday of same week. Office, 207 South
6th .Street.
MINNESOTA
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line.
Local business notices, 30 cents per nonpareil
line; pure reading, 45 cents a line, with discount
on 1(50 lines, and over. Discount, on display,
3 months, or 1,000 lines, 5 per cent; 6 months, or
2,000 lines, 10 per cent; 9 months or 5,000 lines,
15 per cent; one year, or 10,000, lines, 20 per
cent. Special position, 10 per cent extra.
SVENSKA FOLKETS TIDNING.— E very
Wednesday. Swedish. Republican. Established
1881. Andrew G. Johnson, publisher. Subscrip-
tion, $1; guaranteed circulation, exceeding 37,000;
12 to 20 pages, 8 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2^/i inches. Can use matrices. Office, Daily
News Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; three
months, 12 cents; six months, 10 cents; one
year 9 cents per line. Preferred position, top col-
umns next reading, 25 per cent extra. Reading
notices, 40 cents a line.
SVENSKA ROMAN BLADET.— Everv Satur-
day. Swedish. Family. Established 1888. C.
E. Peterson, publisher. Subscription, $1.50;
estimated circulation, 22,000; 16 pages, 5 columns;
length of columns, 14 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Of-
fice, 727 South 4th Street.
Advertising rates, per inch, per time, 98 cents; with
discount on 2,000 lines or more. Reading notices,
brevier, 15 cents a line. Classified, 4 cents a line, flat.
SVENSK FAMILJ JOURNAL.— Monthly.
Swedish. Literary. Established 1889. C. Ras-
mussen Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1; estimated circulation, 10,000; 16 pages, 4
columns; length of columns, 12^ inches; width,
2i inches. Office, 720-724 South Fourth Street.
Advertising rates, 98 cents an inch, per time.
TIDENDE. — Every evening except Saturday
and Sunda.v, SUNDAY MORNING, and WEEK-
LY, Thursdays. Norwegian-Danish. Establish-
ed, daily, 1887; weekly, 1851. T. Guldbrandsen
Publishing Co., publishers, SuDscription, daily
and Sunday, S3; sworn average circulation, for first
six months of year, 1911, daily, 6,538*; Sunday,
6,883*; weekly, 50 cents; sworn average circulation
for first six months in 1911, 33,633*; average for year,
1910, 33,393; daily, 4 to 8 pages; Sunday and Weekly
10 and 12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21
inches; width, 2'^ inches. Can use matrices. Forms
for weekly edition close Monday preceding. Office,
Journal Building.
Advertising rates, daily, or Sunday, 50 cents
an inch; 500 inches, within one year, 45 cents an
inch; 1,000 inches, 40 cents; 2,500 inches, or more,
35 cents an inch. Reading notices, 15 cents a
line, with discount on 500 lines and over; pure
reading, 25 cents a line, each insertion. Classified,
5 cents a line. Weekly, agate, per line, one time,
11 cents; 1 inch, one time, $1.54; one month,
$5.88; three months, $18.20; six months, $34..58;
one year, $65.52. Preferred position, 25 per
cent extra. Reading notices, in weekly, 40 cents
a line, with discount on 250 lines and over.
TRIBUNE. — Every morning and every evening
except Sunday. SUNDAY TRIBUNE, and
FARMERS' TRIBUNE, twice a week, Tuesdays
and Fridays. Republican. W. J. Murphy, edi-
tor and publisher. Subscription, morning, $3;
evening, $4: Sunday, $2; sworn average cir-
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MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA
oulation daily, 88,667* net; Sunday, 80,171* net;
Farmers' Tribune, SI; estimated circulation, 23,000;
Daily and Farmers' Tribune, 8 to 20 pages; Sunday,
60 pages, 7 columns: length of columns, 22 inches;
width, 2' 6 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, daily or Sunday, 14
cents a line; 1.3 times, or 1,000 lines, within one
year, 1.3 cents; 26 times, or 2,000 lines, 12^ cents;
52 timea, or 3,000 lines, 12 cents; 78 times, or
5.000 lines, llj cents; 104 times, or 7,000 lines,
11 cents; 156 times, or 10.000 lines, lOi cents;
312 times, or 15,000 lines, 10 cents a line. Auto-
mobile advertising, on automobile pages, 11}^
cents a line.; 5,000 lines, 10 cents a line. Strictly
mail order advertising, 12 cents a line. Publishers,
resorts, hotels and schools, 12 cents a line, each
insertion. Classified, 10 cents a line. Telegraph-
ic readers (if accepted), other than first
page, $2 a line (tolls to be paid by adver-
tiser). Pure readers, other than first, second,
editorial or city pages, 50 cents a line; special
pages, 75 cents a line; business notices (grouped),
25 cents a line, with discount on 100 lines and over.
Farmers' Tribune, displayed, 25 cents a line.
Preferred position, extra. Reading notices, busi-
ness notices, and classified in Semi-Weekly, rates
on application.
See advertisement on page 414.
TWIN CITY COMMERCIAL BULLETIN.—
Every Saturday. General Merchandise. Es-
tablished 1882. Commercial Biilletin Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $2; estimated circula-
tion, 6,800; 60 to 84 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, llj inches; width, 2t inches. Office,
Boston Block.
Advertising rates, 1-16 page, one time $3.50;
i page, $7; i page, S12.50; i page, $22.50; one
page, $40. Further rates on application.
UGEBLADET.— Every Thursday. Norwe-
gian-Danish. Republican. Established
1881. C. Rasmussen Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1; claimed circulation, 12,596; 8
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20i inches;
width, 24 inches. Office, 720-724 South Fourth
Street.
Advertising rates, 40 cents an inch, per time.
UNGDOMMENS VEN.— Serai-Monthly. (Ist
and 15th). Norwegian. American Familv. Es-
tablished 1890. K. C. Holter Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, SI; guaranteed average circula-
tion, 16,000* net; 32 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, Q% inches; width, 2\4 inches. Forms close
15 days in advance. Office, 416 8th Avenue, South.
• Advertising rates, agate, 6 cents a line; 4th page
cover, 7 cents a line. No discount for time or space.
Classified, 10 cents per agate line (8 words minimum-
5 lines). No medical or liquor advertisements ac-
cepted.
VECKOBLADET.— Every Tuesday. Swed-
ish. Religious and Family. Established 1884.
Minneapolis Veckoblad Publishing Co. (Inc.),
publishers. Subscription, $1.50; estimated cir-
culation, 14.500; 8 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 21 inches; width, 2J inches. Can use
matrices. Forms close Saturday preceding.
Office, News Building.
Advertising rates, agate , 8 cents a line, each
insertion. Reading notices, 20 cents a line.
NEW YORK MILLS
UUSI KOTIMAA.— Every Thursday. Fin-
nish. Republican. Established 1881. Nylund
Brothers, publishers. Subscription, $1.50;
estimated circulation, 9,500; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns. 21 inches; width, 2 J inches.
Advertising rates on application.
NORTHFIELD
MINNESOTA DAIRYMAN.— M o n t h 1 v .
(2oth). Dairy. Established 1906. Dairyman
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 25 cents;
claimed average circulation, 9,000; 16 to 32 pages,
3 columns; length of columns, 93^2 inches.
Advertising rates on application.
ST. CLOUD
DER NORDSTERN.— Every Thursday. Ger-
man. Democratic. Established 1874. Nord-
stern Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$2; claimed circulation, 9,600; 16 to 24 pages,
6 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
2t inches.
Advertising rates, less than 100 inches, 25
cents an inch; 100 inches, or more, within one
year, 20 cents an inch. Special discount on
larger contracts. Local notices, 8 cents a line.
ST. PAUL
A. O. U. AV. GUIDE.— Every Thursday, Fra-
ternal. Established 1882. David Ramaley, pub-
lisher. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed average
circulation, 16,000; 4 pages, 6 columns; length of col-
umns, 19' 2 inches; width, 2% inches. Office, 49
East Fourth Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line; 60
cents an inch.
See advertisement on page 483.
COURANT.— Monthly, except July and Au-
gust. Club women. Established 1898. Courant
Publishing and Printing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; estimated circulation, 35,000; 24 pages,
9x12.
Advertising rates on application.
CUPID'S COLUMNS.— Bi-Monthly. Matri-
monial. Established 1892. Henry Jahn, pub-
lisher. Subscription, 50 cents; guaranteed circu-
lation, 50,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21 inches; width 2' g inches. Forms close 25th
preceding month. Office, 946 East 4th Street.
Advertising rates, 20 cents a line.
DEUTSCHE FARMER (Der).— Semi-monthly
(1st and 15th). German. Agricultural. Established
1910. Volkzeitung Printing and Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, 50 cents, guaranteed aver-
age circulation, 35,000; 4 columns to page; length
of columns, 14 inches; width, 2\4 inches. Forms
close 10th and 25th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; no dis-
count for time or space.
DISPATCH. — Every evening except Sunday,
PIONEER PRESS, every morning including
SUNDAY, and FARMER'S WEEKLY DIS-
P.\TCH, Thursdavs. Independent. Established,
Dispatch, 1868. Pioneer Press, 1849. George
Thompson, publisher. Subscription by carrier,
in city, morning, evening and Sunday, So. 20; by
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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MINNESOTA
mai), daily Pioneer Press or Dispatch, $3; either
daily with Sunday, $4.80; Sunday Pioneer Press,
$2; sworn average circulation mornins;, 49,483*; even-
ing, 64,386*; Sunday, 62,612*; weekly, 2.5 cents; guaran-
teed circulation, 110,000; 12 to 24 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21M inches; width, 2}4 inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, morning and evening,
combined, 16 cents a line. Dispatch and Pioneer
Press, daily, 1,000 lines within one year, 15 cents a
line; 5,000 lines, 14 cents; 10,000 lines, or more, 13
cents a line; 14 lines, 312 times, 13 cents a line, per time.
Sunday, 10 cents a line; no discount for time or space
in Sunday edition; preferred position, 20 and 33V^
per cent extra. Business reading notices, daily
(both editions), or Sunday, 50 cents a line (2 lines
minimum space). No readers on first or editorial
pages. Classified (no black display permitted),
both editions, except Saturday evening and Sun-
day morning, 13 cents a line (minimum space, 3 lines).
Sunday, Classified, 8 cents a line. Medical, clair-
voyant and personals not accepted. P^armer's
Weekly Dispatch, display agate, 25 cents a line.
Classified rates on application. Business reading
notices, 50 cents a line.
FARMER. — Every Saturday. Agricultural.
Established 1882. Webb Publishing Co., publish-
ers. Subscription, 75 cents; sworn minimum cir-
culation, 140,000*; 24 to 64 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 14 inches; width, 2i inches.
Forms close one week in advance. Office, 10th
Street, between Cedar and Minnesota Streets.
Advertising rates, 60 cents per agate lice.
1,000 lines, 55 cents; 2,000 lines or more, 50 cents
a line. Special position, 20 per cent extra. Read-
ing notices, 85 cents a line nonpareil; $1.10 a line
brevier. (Minimum, 3 lines). Classified, 6 cents
a word, with discount on 4 or more insertions.
See advertisement on page 477.
MINNESOTA
FARMER'S WEEKLY DISPATCH.— See
Dispatch.
FARMER'S WIFE (The\— Monthly. Agri-
cultural. Establi.«hed 1900. Webb Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, 25 cents; sworn mini-
mum circulation, 500,000*; 20 to 32 pages, 4 columns;
length of colums, 14 inches; width, 2^ inches. Forms
close 18th preceding month. Office, 10th Street, be-
tween Cedar and Minnesota Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, .$2.00 a line; one page,
(784 lines), per time, $1,000; H page, $627.20; H page,
$352.80. Reading notices, S3.00 per agate line.
See advertisement on page 411.
MINNESOTA STATS TIDNING.— Every
Wednesday. Swedish. Republican. Es-
tablished 1877. Minnesota Stats Tidning Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; sworn
circulation exceeding, 11,000; 10 to 16 pages, 7 columns
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2\'g inches. Can
use matrices. Office, Cor. Third and Jackson Streets.
Advertising rates, one time, 75 cents per inch;
four times, 70 cents; 13 times, 65 cents; 26 times,
60 cents; 52 times, 55 cents per inch, per time.
Preferred position 25 per cent extra. Reading
notices, 2() cents a line, with discounts for 250
lines and over.
of columns, 19f inches; width, 2|^, inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 141 East Fifth Street.
Advertising rates on application.
MINNESOTA UNION ADVOCATE.— Every
Friday. Labor. Established _ 1897. Cornelius
Guiney. publisher. Subscription. $1; estimated
circulation, 8,247; 8 pages, 6 columns; length
NATIONAL REPORTER SYSTEM.— Weekly.
24 to 300 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8
inches; width, 2i inches. Subscription, $45,
(single sections, $2, $5 and $10). Established
1879. West Publishing Co., publishers. Com-
bined claimed average circulation, 35,000 copies
each week. Is issued for various sections of the
country, as follows: Atlantic Reporter, Federal
Reporter, New York Supplement; Northeastern
Reporter, Northwestern Reporter, Pacific Re-
porter, Southeastern Reporter, Southern Re-
porter and Southwestern Reporter; also Supreme
Court Reporter, published semi-monthly for nine
months in the year. Type page, 5x8 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 48 West Third Street.
Advertising rates for the ten publications, 1
inch, one week, $3; four weeks, $12; three months,
$35; six months, $60; one year, $110. Individ-
ual rates on application.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday, and
SUNDAY MORNING. Independent. Estab-
lished 1900. The Daily News Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, city, $2.50; country,
$2; sworn average circulation for six months ending
June 31, 1911, 59,071* 10 to 32 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 2m inches; width, 2)^ inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, and Sunday, agate,
8 cents a line. No discount for time or space.
Preferred position 9 cents a line. Reading notices,
50 cents per count line; business locals 30 cents; class-
fied, 1 cent a word; $1.50 a line per month.
NORTHWESTERN CHRONICT>E.— Every
Friday. Roman Catholic. Established 1866.
Northwestern Chronicle Publishing Co., publish-
ers. Subscription, $2; estimated circulation,
7,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21'
5-16 inches; width, 2^ inches. Can use matrices.
Forms close Tuesdays preceding.
Advertising rates, agate, one inch, one time,
$1; one month, $3.25; three months, $8.50; six
months, $14.40; one year, $20.40. Position, h
extra. Open space within one year, 100 inches,
37^ cents an inch; 250 inches, 35 cents; 500 inches,
30 cents an inch. Reading notices, 25 cents a
line.
NORTHWESTERN DAIRYMAN.— Semi-
monthly (1st and 15th). Dairjing and agricul-
tural. "Established 1908. T. T. Bacheller, pub-
lisher. Subscription, 50 cents; estimated circula-
tion, 5,000; 24 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 1/3 inches; width, 2 2/3 inches. Office, Scand-
inavian American Bank Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; 500
lines, 9 cents; 1,000 lines, 8 cents; 2,000 lines, 7'A
cents; 3,000 lines, 7 cents; 4,000 lines, 6}4 cents;
5,000 lines, 6 cents a line.
ODD FELLOWS' REVIEW.— Monthly. Odd
Fellowship. Established 1885. Winn Powers,
publisher. Subscription, $1; estimated circula-
tion, 22,500; 20 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 12 inches; width, 2} inches. Forms close
20th of preceding month. Office, Pittsburg
Building.
Advertising rates, $2 per inch per month.
PIONEER PRESS.— See Dispatch.
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MINNESOTA
POULTRY HERALD.— Monthly. Poultry
Raising. Established 1888. Webb Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; guaran-
teed average circulation, 15,000; 32 to 60 pages,
3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width,
2J inches. Forms close 18th preceding month.
Office, 10th Street between Cedar and Minnesota
Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; 12
consecutive insertions, 14 lines or more, 15 cents
a line; 1680 lines, or more, in 12 consecutive
insertions (minimum, 14 lines), 12 cents a line;
2,520 or more lines, 10 cents a line.
RURAL WEEKLY (The).— Every Wednes-
day. Agricultural. Mail order. Established 1904.
Subscription 25 cents: sworn average circulation
for seven months ending July 31, 1911, 140,701*;
8 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21^
inches; width, 2^^ inches. Forms close Tuesday,
a. m. preceding. Office, 92-94-96 East Fourth St.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line. Pre-
ferred position, 10 and 25 per cent extra.
TIDENDE.— Every Friday. Norwegian-Dan-
ish. Independent. Established 1889. C. Ras-
mussen Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $1; estimated circulation, 5,000; 8 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20i inches; width,
2^ inches. Office, Court Block.
Advertising rates, 25 cents an inch per time
VOLKSZETTUNG.— Everv evening except
Sunday. WEEKLY VOLKSZEITUNG, Thurs-
days. German. Established, daily, 1877; weekly,
1855. Volkszeitung Printing and Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, daily, $3; sworn
average circulation, daily, 15,125, weekly, $1; aver-
age circulation, 12,017 daily, 8 to 16 pages; weekly,
16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 213<4 inches;
width, 2},i inches. Can use matrices. Office, Third
and Jackson Streets.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 3 cents a line,
each insertion. No discount for time or space.
No display on first page. Classified, 1 cent a word
(minimum charge, 20 cents). Weekly, agate, 4 cents
a line each insertion. No discount for time or space.
Classified, 2 cents a word; 2 or more times, 1 cent
a word. Reading notices in daily, 12 cents a line;
weekly, 15 cents a line.
WANDERER (Der). — Agricultural Supple-
ment, DER FARMER IM WESTEN. Every
Thursday. German. Roman Catholic. Estab-
lished 1867. Wanderer Printing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $2; estimated circulation, 11,000;
12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 J
inches (agricultural supplement, 8 pages, 4
columns; length of columns, 13i inches); width,
2i inches. Office, 321-3 Minnesota Street.
MINNESOTA
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, 75 cents;
10 inches, 70 cents an inch; 50 inches, 60 cents;
100 inches, 55 cents; 500 inches, 50 cents an inch.
Reading notices, 20 cents a line, with discount
on 100 lines and over. Classified, 2 cents a
word ; 1 J cents a word on 4 or more insertions.
Minimum charge, 20 cents.
STILLWATER
HERMANN'S SOHN.— Semi-monthly. 1st
and 3d Monday. German. Sons of Herm. Es-
tablished 1891. F. C Neumeier, editor and
publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; estimated
circulation, 5,300; 8 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20 inches; width, 2 J- inches.
Advertising rates, 25 cents an inch, each
insertion.
WINONA
NATIONAL FARMER.— Fortnightly. Tues-
days. German. Agricultural. Established 1902.
National Farmer Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, 50 cents; guaranteed average circula-
tion for year 1910. 42,055; 16 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 153/2 inches; width, 2M inches. Can
use matrices. Forms close Friday preceding.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line. Posi-
tion, 25 per cent extra. Classified, 4 cents a
word; pure reading, 30 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 474.
SONNTAGS WINONA (Die).— Every Friday.
German. Independent. Established 1887.
Westlicher HeroM Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1; guaranteed average circulation
for year 1910, 24,327*; 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2i inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 4 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 541,
VOLKSBLATT DES WESTENS.— Every
Wednesday. German. Independent. Estab-
lished 1899. Westlicher Herold Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, 50 cents. Guaranteed
average circulation for year 1910, 38,387*; 8 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches; widtti.
2i^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 6 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 541 .
WESTLICHER HEROLD (Der).— Every
Tuesday. German. Independent. Established
as semi-weekly, 1881. Westlisher Herold Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; guaran-
teed average circulation for year 1910, 22,024*; 8
to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21
inches; width, 2 J inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 4 cents a line; com-
bination rate, including Sonntags Winona and
Volksblatt Des Westens, on application.
See advertisement on page 541.
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON
BAPTIST RECORD.— Every Thursday. Re-
ligious. Established 1898. Mississippi Baptist
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2;
guaranteed circulation, 6, 470* ;_ 16 pages, 4 col-
umns; length of columns, 12^ inches; width, 2^
inches.
Advertising rates, 80 cents an inch, with dis-
counts for space.
CLARION-LEDGER.— Every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays. Demo-
cratic. Established 1837. R. H. Henry, pub-
lisher. Subscription, dail.v, $6; sworn average cir-
culation for vear 1910, daily, and Sunday, 8,119*;
for April 1911, 8,200; weekly, $1; estimated circula-
tion, 10,000; daily, 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20 inches; width, 2's inches.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, transient,
75 cents an inch; 1,000 lines within one year, 4
cents a line; full position, 5 cents a line; 3,000 lines,
3}4 cents; full position, 4 cents; 5,000 lines, 2}^
cents; full position, 3}4 cents; 10,000 lines, 2
cents a line; full position, 23^ cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 10 cents per brevier line, with discount
on 500 lines or more; telegraphic readers, 50 cents
a line. Classified, 1 cent a word. Weekly, rates
on application.
See advertisement on page 465.
ISSUE (The).— Every Saturday. Political.
Established 1907. Jas. K. Vardaman, editor and
publisher. Subscription, $1.50; estimated cir-
culation, 15,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 13!^ inches; width, 2}4, inches. Forms
close Thursday preceding.
Advertising rates, agate, 6 cents a line; posi-
tion, 15 and 25 per cent extra. Reading notices,
15 cents a line.
MISSISSIPPI UNION ADVOCATE.— Every
Friday. Farm Union. Established 1905. Ad-
vocate Publishing Co., (Inc.), publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; estimated circulation 20,000;
16 pages; length of columns, 14 inches; width 2i
inches.
Advertising rates on application.
NEWS. — Every afternoon except Sunday eve-
ning, SUNDAY MORNING. Democratic.
Established 1891. News Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, daily, $7.20; sworn aver-
age circulation, daily and Sunday for year end-
ing April 30, 1911, exceeding 10,000*; daily, 8 pages
or more; Sunday, 16 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 21 inches; width, 23^ inches.
Advertising rates on application.
MERIDIAN
DISPATCH.— Every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays. Democratic. Es-
tablished 1906. Dispatch Co. (Inc.), publishers.
Subscription, $5; claimed average circulation,
5,663*; daily, 8 pages; Sunday, 16 to 24 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2}^ inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 21 cents an inch; preferred
position, 15 and 25 per cent extra. Reading
notices, 10 cents a line, with discount on one week,
or longer. Classified, 25 words or less, 25 cents.
Weekly, display, 15 cents an inch. Reading
notices, in weekly, 10 cents a line.
STAR. — Everv evening except Sunday, SUN-
DAY MORNING. Democratic. Established,
daily, 1896; Sunday, 1904. Meridian Star Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily and Sunday,
$6.50; estimated circulation, daily and Sunday 5,375;
daily, 8 to 16 pages; Sunday 16 to 24 pages; 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2}4
inches.
Advertising rates, daily and Sunday, agate, 50
cents an inch; 500 inches, 35 cents; 800 inches, 28
cents; 1,000 inches, 21 cents an inch. Classified,
1 cent a word. Reading notices, brevier. 10 cents
a line, first insertion; 5 cents subsequent insert-
ions.
NATCHEZ
NEWS.— Every evening except Sunday. Estab-
lished 1909. News Publishing Co., publishers. 8
pages, 15x22.
See advertisement on page 494.
NEWTON
MISSISSIPPI BAPTIST (The).— Every Friday.
Baptist. Established 1890. Trace.v Galla.spy, pro-
prietor, Rev. R. L. Breland, editor. Subscription,
$1; 8 pages, 11x15.
Advertising rates, 30 cents an inch with dis-
count for space.
STARKVILLE
PROGRESSIVE FARMER AND SOUTHERN
FARM GAZETTE (The).— (Southwestern edition.)
— Every Saturday. Agricultural. Established 1895.
The Progressive Farmer and Gazette, publishers.
Subscription, $1. For circulation statements,
see Raleigh, N. C. edition; 16 to 40 pages, 4 col-
umns; length of columns, 133^ inches; width, 2J
inches. Forms close Friday preceding.
Advertising rates, see Raleigh, N. C.
lis
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
MISSOURI
BURLINGTON JUNCTION
TRIPLE LINK (The) .—Mouthly. . I. O. O. F.
Established 1875. Triple Liuk Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed circulation,
7,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 14
inches; width, 2>'s inches.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch. Di.scount on
yearly contracts.
CARTHAGE
DEMOCRAT.— Semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays. Democratic. Established 1881. Eugene
B. Roach, publisher. Subscription, $1; estimated
circulation, 5,600; 16 pages, 6 columns; length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 23-6 inches.
Advertising rates, 30 cents an inch each inser-
tion.
CLAYTON
WATCHMAN-ADVOCATE — Every Friday.
Republican. Established 1881. St. Louis Coun-
ty Printing and Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription. $1.50; claimed average circulation,
10,100; 8 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
22 inches; width, 2}4 inches.
Advertising rates, 84 cents an inch, with time
discounts.
COLUMBIA
MISSOURI FARMER AND BREEDER (The).
— Monthly. Agricultural and Stock. Established
1908. William Hirth, publisher. Subscription, 50
cents; guaranteed circulation, 20,000; 16 to 30 pages,
4 columns; length of columns, 1.3 inches; width, 2}^
inches. Forms close 10th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; full page,
(720 lines), S65; less than full page at line rate. Read-
ing notices, solid nonpareil, 14 cents a line; leaded,
15 cents; brevier, solid, 18 cents; leaded, 20 cents a
line. Breeder's cards, special rates. (Changes to
semi-monthly January 1, 1912).
ELDON
MODERN FARMER AND BUSY BEE.—
Monthly (15th). Established 1890. N. J. Shep-
herd, publisher. Subscription, 15 cents; estimated
circulation, 5,300; 16 pages, 3 columns; length of
columns, 9 inches; width, 2i inches. Forms close
12th of current month.
Advertising rates, 80 cents per inch.
HANNIBAL
COURIER-POST.— Every eveningexcept Sun-
day. Republican. Established 1886. W. J.
Hill, publisher. Subscription, daily, $5.20;, by
carrier; $3 bv mail; sworn average circulation for
first six months in 1911, 5,434*; 8 to 16 pages, 17x22.
Advertising rates, 18 cents an inch; full posi-
tion, 21 cents. Classified, i cent a word. Reading
notices, 10 cents per count line.
See advertisement on page 516.
JEFFERSON CITY
MISSOURI DAIRYMAN.— Every Saturday.
Dairying. Established 1909. Thomas Speed Mosby,
publisher. Subscription, $1; estimated circulation,
5,000; 16 pages, 9x13.
Advertising rates on application.
JOPLIN
GLOBE.— Every morning including SUNDAY.
Democratic. Established 1896. The Joplin
Globe Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$5; sworn average circulation, 16,597*; 8 pages; Sun-
day, 16 to 28 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width. 2J inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, transient, 5 cents a
line; 2.000 lines within one year, 4 cents a line;
5,000 lines, 2J cents; 10,000 lines or more, 2i cents
per line. Preferred positions, 25 per cent extra.
Classified, daily, or Sunday, 1 cent a word; three
times consecutively, 2 cents; seven times, 3 cents;
minimum charge, 15 cents. Reading notices,
25 cents a line; 1,000 lines, within one year, 15
cents a line.
NEWS-HERALD.— Every evening except
Saturday. SUNDAY MORNING NEWS HER-
ALD. Republican. Established 1872. News-Herald
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily,
$5; sworn average circulation, for first six months
in 1911, daily, 8,509*; 8 or more pages; Sunday, 16
to 28 pages, 7 columns ; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2^4 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, less than
700 lines, 33^ cents a line; 700 lines, 3 cents;
1,400 lines, 2M cents; 2,800 lines, 2>^ cents;
4,200 lines, 2M cents; 7,000 lines, 2 cents; 14,000
lines or more, l}i cents a line. Preferred position
10 and 20 per cent extra. Reading notices, 15
cents a line, with discount on 1,000 lines or more.
Classified, 1 cent a word (minimum charge, 15
cents).
See advertisement on page 522.
TIMES. — Every eveninft except Sunday,
AND SUNDAY MORNING. Independent.
Established 1900. Joplin Evening Times Co.,
(Inc.), publishers. Subscription, S5; estimated cir-
culation, daily, 8,000; Sunday, 10,000; 8 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2J6 inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 21 cents an inch each
insertion.
KANSAS CITY
ADVERTISER'S MAGAZINE .—Monthly.
Advertising. Established 1907. E. S. Horn, pub-
lisher. Subscription, $1; estimated circulation,
8,000; 96 to 112 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 8 inches; width, 214 inches. Forms close
25th preceding month. Office, Commerce Build-
ing.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; per
page, $50; }4 and H pages pro rata. Classified,
3 cents a word.
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AMERICAN HEREFORD JOURNAL.— Semi-
monthlv. Live Stock. Hereford Cattle. Estab-
lished 1910. Hayes C. W. Walker, publisher. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; guaranteed circulation, 12,000; 16
to 32 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches;
width, 2^4 inches. Office, Orear-Leslie Building.
Advertising rates, 10 cents a line. Live stock
advertising, $2 an inch.
AMERICAN NEWSBOY MAGAZINE.—
Monthly, Juvenile. Established 1911. Juvenile Im-
provement Club, publishers. Subscription $1: claim-
ed circulation e.xceeding 20,000; 64 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2yi inches.
Office, Dwight Building.
Advertising rates, $1.50 an inch with discount on
30 inches or over.
AMERICAN STOCKMAN (The)— E v e r y
Friday. Live Stock, Sheep and Goats. Estab-
lished 1900. A. J. Knollin, publisher. Subscrip-
tion, $1; estimated circulation, 8,000; 16 pages, 3
colurnns; length of columns, 10 inches; width
2}i inches. Can use matrices. Office, Stock
Yards Station.
Advertising rate.«, $1 an inch. Discount, 10
and 25 per cent on 3 and 6 months, respectively.
CATHOLIC R E G I S T E R.— Every Friday.
Catholic. Established 1899. Catholic Register
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, SI. 50;
claimed circulation, 6,700; 8 pages, 16x22. Office,
304 West 10th Street.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch each inser-
tion.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN A D V O C A T E.—
Every Wednesday. Methodist. Established
1856. Jennings & Graham, publishers. Sub-
scription, $2.00; guaranteed circulation, 18,500; 32
pages, 3 columns; length of columns, \m inches;
width, 2? 8 inches. Can use matrices. Forms close
one week in advance. Office, 1123 McGee Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 lines or more, 10
cents a line. Reading notices, 20 cents a line.
CHRISTIAN MEN.— Monthly. Disciples of
Christ. Established 1909. Brotherhood of Disciples
of Christ, publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; esti-
mated circulation, 16,000; 48 pages, 7x10. Office, R.
A. Long Building.
Advertising rates on application.
DROVERS' TELEGRAM.— Every evening
except Sunday. Live Stock. Established 1882.
Drovers' Telegram Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tioi., ?4; sworn average circulation exceeding
43,800; 6 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 21J/7 inches; width, 2i inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 1505 Genesee Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 lines or more, 7
cents a line, each insertion; 1,000 lines, within
one year, GJ cents a line; 5.000 lines, 6 cents;
10,000 lines, 5 cents a line. No display adver-
tising on first page. I'.eading notices, 50 cents
per count line; first page, $1 per line, with dis
count on 100 lines and over. Has combina-
tion rate with South Omaha, Neb., Journal-
Stockman, and Live Stock Reporter, East St.
Louis, 111. Rates for combination on application.
See adverti-sement on page. 567.
MISSOURI
FARMER AND STOCKMAN (The).— Every
Thursday. Live Stock and Agriculture. Es-
tablished 1879. J. M. Pierce, publisher. Sub-
scription, $1; guaranteed circulation, 80,000* net
24 to 56 pages, 4 columns; length of columns
13t inches; width, 2^ inches. Forms closd
Friday preceding. Office, New York Life Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line; 100 lines;
36 cents; 250 lines within one vear, 33 cents a line;
500 lines, 31 cents; 1,000 lines, 29 cents; 2,000 lines or
more, 22 cents a line. Reacfing notices, nonpareil, 50
cents per count line. Special display rate
in combination with Iowa Homestead (Des
Moines, la.), and Wisconsin Farmer (Madison,
Wis.), $1 per agate line.
FREIGHT PAYER AND CONSUMER.—
Every Friday. R. R. Freights. Established 1910.
The Consumers Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $5; claimed minimum circulation, 5,000;
4 to 8 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 12 inches;
width, 2' 6 inches. Can use matrices. Office, New
England Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line. Minim-
um space, 7 lines. Further rates on application.
GREAT SOUTHWEST MAGAZINE (The).—
Monthly. Romance. History. Development.
Devoted solely to the Southwest. The New
Southwest Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $1; estimated circulation, 80,000; 3 columns
to the page; length of columns, 12 inches; width,
2| inches. Forms close 15th preceding month.
Office, Gumbel Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; one
page (504 lines) one time, $100; 14 page $35; }^
page, $55. No position guaranteed, but all ad-
vertising except cover pages, next reading matter.
HOME FRIEND (The)— Monthly. Mailorder.
Established 1904. United Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, 25 cents; guaranteed average circula-
tion, 500,000; 16 to 32 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 12' 2 inches; width, 2% inches. Forms close
20th preceding month. Office, Friend Building.
Advertising rates, agate, $2 a line; M page, $315;
14 page, .$560; one page (700 lines), $980; back page
(724 lines), $1,050. Reading notices, .$2.50 a line.
ILLUSTRATED WORLD.— Monthly. Es-
tablished 1889. Illustrated World Publishing
Co., Dublishers. Subscription, $1; estimated cir-
culation, 20,000; 32 to 48 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2}4 inches.
Forms close 10th of each month. Office, 1016
Wyandotte Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line, each
insertion. Discount on 100 lines or more, 10
per cent; on contracts, 25 per cent.
INDEPENDENT— Every Saturday. Inde-
pendent. Established 1899. Kellogg & Baxter,
publishers. Subscription, $1.50; guaranteed average
circulation exceeding 12,000*; 16 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12 inches;width, 214 inches. Forms
close Thursday preceding. Can use matrices. Office,
111 West 8th Street.
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Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; 13
times, 9 cents; 26 times, 8 cents; one year, 6 cents
a line, per time; 500 lines, within one year, 9
cents a line; 1,000 lines, 8 cents; 2,500 lines, 7
cents; 5,000 lines, or more, 6 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 35 cents per count line. Classified,
5 cents a line. Minimum display, 7 lines.
See advertisement on pape 461.
JOURNAL. — Every morning including SUN-
DAY, and WEEKLY, Thursdays. Republican.
Established 1854. The Journal Co., publishers.
Subscription, daily and Sunday, $4; sworn aver-
age circulation for year 1910, daily, 70,269* net; Sun-
day for same period, 70,265* net; weekly, for same
period, 216,905* net; daily, 10 to 16 pages; Sunday,
24 to 52 pages; weekly, 10 to 24 pages; length of col-
umns, 21f inches; width, 2}4 inches. Forms for
weekly close Wednesday night preceding. Can use
matrices. Office, Eighth, McGee and Oak Streets.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate, 7
lines or more, 15 cents a line; 1,000 lines, or 26
insertions within one year, 13 cents; 2,000 lines, or
52 insertions, 12 cents; 3,000 lines, or 78 insertions, 10
cents; 5,000 lines, or 104 insertions, 9 cents; combina-
tion, daily or Sunday, and weekly, 49 cents a line.
Liquor or medical advertising in daily or Sunday
edition, 15 cents a line; 1,000 lines or more, 12 cents a
line. Combination, daily or Sunday and weekly, 72
cents a line. Educational and resorts, 10 cents a line,
flat. Reading notices, cut off, with display head,
20 cents per agate line (minimum space, 42 lines);
cut off, with news head, 25 cents a line (minimum
space, 42 lines); run of paper on specified pages, 75
cents a line; on any page (optional) 50 cents a line,
count; pure news reading, per count, $1; first page,
$1.50 a line; headings, nonpareil measurement. Classi-
fied, 10 cents a line (6 words) ; personals, matrimonial
and clairvoyants, 15 cents a line (6 words). Weekly
edition, display or classified, 40 cents a line, each
insertion; next reading, 15 per cent extra; full position,
25 per cent extra. Liquor advertisements in weekly
60 cents a line, with discount on 500 lines, or more,
combination, including weekly and Sunday for liquor
and medical advertising, 72 cents a line; medical,
50 cents a line, flat. No discount for time or space.
Reading notices, in weekly, $1 a line; first page, $2
a line; cut-off readers, news head, 75 cents a line; dis-
played head, 60 cents a line. Combination, Sunday
and weekly, regular display, 46 cents a line.
LUMBER REVIEW (The).— Semi-Monthly.
Trade. Established 1890. Lumber Review Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated circula-
tion, 10,000; 76 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 12i inches; width 3 inches. Office, Long
Building.
Advertising rates, $3 an inch; A page, one time,
$G; i page, SIO; i page, $18; i page, $30; one
page, $50. Reduced rates for 3 months or longer.
Classified, 25 cents a line, with time discounts,
(minimum charge, $1).
MEDICAL HERALD.— Monthly. Medical.
Established 1881. Chas. Wood Fassett, M. D..
managing editor. Subscription, $1 ; estimateu
circulation, 7,300; 100 pages, 1 column; length
of column, 7i inches; width, 5 inches. Office,
6th and Charles Streets.
Advertising rates, J page, one year, $50; \ page,
$85; i page, $150; one page, $250; for less time
than one year, 25 per cent extra. Reading notices,
50 cents a line.
MISSOURI
MISSOURI AND KANSAS FARMER.—
Semi-Monthly. Agricultural. Established 1884.
Baxter & Arries, proprietors. Subscription, 25 cents;
sworn average circulation, 60,358; 16 to 32 pages, 4
columns; length of columns, 14 inches; width, 2%
inches. Forms close 10th and 25th of preceding
month. Office, Journal Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 443.
MISSOURI RURALIST (The).— Every Satur-
day. Agricultural. Live Stock. Established 1902.
Arthur Capper, publisher. Subscription, $1; guaran-
teed average circulation, 50,000; 20 to 24 pages, 4
columns; length of columns, 13 fi inches; width, 214
inches. Forms close Tuesday morning preceding.
Can use matrices. Office, 1015 Central Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; full page,
(740 lines), $150; back cover page, ?165. Reading
notices, 50 cents per agate line. Classified, 3 cents
a word; 4 times, 10 cents a word.
_ See advertisement on page 505.
MOTOR CAR. — Monthly. Automobile, Motor-
Boat and Aeronautic. Established 1907.
Motor Car Publishing Co., publishers. Sworn
average circulation, 30,000; 60 to 96 pages, 4 col-
umns; length of columns, 12}4 inches; width,
2]4 inches. Forms close 20th preceding month.
Can use matrices. Office, 405 Delaware Street.
P.\CKER (The).— Every Saturday. Fruits
and Produce, Butter, Poultry and Eggs. Estab-
lished 1893. The Barrick Publishing Company,
publishers. Subscription, $1: estimated circula-
tion, including five editions, Kansas City, Chicago,
Cincinnati, New York and Pacific Coast, 40,000:
12 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22
inches; width, 2% inches. Office, Packer Block,
23 East Missouri Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; 2,000
lines within one year, 19 cents a line; 5,000 lines,
17 cents; 10,000 lines, 15 cents a line. Reading
notices, 50 cents per nonpareil line, Advertise-
ments appear in all five editions of the Packer
at above rate.
POST. — Every evening except Sunday evening.
SUNDAY MORNING. Independent. Estab-
lished 1906. National Newspaper Association, pub-
lishers. Subscription, S2.60; sworn average circula-
tion, daily (for March, 1911), 80,227*; Sunday, 74,778*
for May 1911, daily, 90,208*; Sunday, 79,680*; 12 to
40 pages, 8 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2^ inches. Can use matrices. Office 1009-11
Main Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 lines or more, daily
and Sunday, 10 cents a line. Medical, 12 cents a
line. Minimum space for double columns advertise-
ments, one inch in depth. No advertising on first
or editorial page. Preferred position, 10 and 25
per cent extra. Classified, 7 cents a lino; per.sonals,
clairvoyant and medical, 15 cents a line. Reading
notices, daily, or Sunday, 50 cents per count line.
Telegraphic readers, $1 a line.
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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PRESSE. — Every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays. German. Republican. E.?-
tabli.shed, daily, 1884; weekly, 1883: Phil Dietzgen,
publisher. Subscription, daily, S7.50; weekly, $2; 8
to 12 pages, 15x22. Office, 80-3 East 18th Street.
Advertising rates on application.
See advertisement on page 518.
RAILWAY CARMEN'S JOURNAL.— Monthly.
Established 1895. Guaranteed average circulation
for year ending May, 1911, 26,,531*; 80 pages, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2J^ inches.
Office, Hall Building.
Advertising rates, $3 an inch; H page (4 inches),
$9; }2 page, S16; one page, S30. Discount, 10 and 20
per cent on 6 and 12 months, respectively.
See advertisement on page 559.
RAILWAY CLERK.— Monthly. Railway
Clerks. Established 1902. Brotherhood of Rail-
way Clerks, publishers. Subscription, $1;
estimated circulation, 8,400; 40 pages, 7x10. Office,
Kansas City Life Building.
Advertising rates, $1..50 an inch; J page (4
inches), one time, $5; i page, $9; one page, $15:
discounts, 10, 15 and 33i per cent on 3, 6 and
12 months, respectively.
SATURDAY RURAL WORLD.— Every .Satur-
day. Local. Established 1911. B. N. Moulton, pro-
prietor. Estimated circulation, .50,000; 16 pages, with
4 page magazine comic section, in 4 colors; 7 columns;
length of columns, 21J-^ inches; width, 2J^ inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line.
STALLION AND JACK NEWS.— Monthly.
Horse and Mule Breeding. Established 1908. Gra-
ham Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 50
cents; estimated circulation, 30,000; 16 pages, 10x14.
Office, Williamson Building.
Advertising rates on application.
STAR. — Every evening except Sunday,
TIMES, every morning except Sunday, SUN-
DAY STAR, Sunday morning, and WEEKLY
STAR, Wednesdays. Independent. Established
1880. Wm. R. Nelson, publisher. Subscription,
daily, S5.20; sworn average net paid circulation,
morning and evening, for first three months
in 1911, 3.37,569; for April, 1911, 334,119; for year 1910,
322,227; Sunday, sworn average paid circulation,
172,581; for April, 1911, 170,8.34; for year 1910, 164,229;
weekly, 25 cents; sworn average circulation, for first
quarter of 1911, 266,966; for nine months ending April
30, 1911, 273,242; for year 1910, 265,284; daily 12 to 28
pages; Sunday, 34 to 60 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 2\i inches; width, 2)4 inches. Can use
matrices. Forms for weekly edition close Saturday
preceding. Office, Eighteenth and Grand Avenue.
Advertising rates, display, morning and evening
edition, combined, agate, 35 cents aline; next read-
ing, 25 per cent extra; full position, 50 per cent
extra; 1.000 lines, within one year 30 cents a line-
5,000 lines, 27} 2 cents a line; 10,000 lines, or
more, 26 cents a line; Reading notices, foot of
column, ' Adv" affixed, run of paper, $2 a line;
?d page, ?3 a line: first page, $5 a line. Classi-
fied, help wanted, business chances, etc., 20 cents a
MISSOURI
line; personals and medical, 40 cents a line. Sunday,
displa.v, 30 cents a line; next reading, 25 per cent extra;
full position, 50 per cent extra; 1,000 lines, to be used
within one year, 25 cents a line; 5,000 lines or more, 20
cents a line; CIas.sified in Sunday edition, 15 cents
a line; personals and medical, 25 cents a line.
Reading notices, same rate as daily. Weekly, dis-
play, 50 cents a line; next reading, 55 cents; full
position, 60 cents a line. Reading notices in
weekly, same as in daily.
See advertisement on page 509.
TIMES. — Morning edition of Evening Star
(see above).
See advertisement on page 509.
TRIBUNEN.— Everv Thursday. Swedish.
Republican. Established 1895. Wm. H. Nelson,
publisher. Subscription, SI; estimated circulation,
6,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2}/i inches. Can use matrices. Office, 10th
and Central .Streets.
Advertising rates, 30 cents an inch; preferred
position, 35 cents an inch; discount 5 per cent on
100 inches; 10 per cent on 200 inches; 15 per
cent on 300 inches; 20 per cent on 400 inches.
Reading notices, 5 cents a line.
WORD AND WAY.— Every Thursday. Bap-
tist Established 1896. Word and Way Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; sworn aver-
age circulation, 15,563*; 16 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, I3V2 inches; width, 2li inches. Can use
matrices. Forms clo.se Tuesday morning preceding.
Office, 35 East 31st Street.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch, with discount
on 5 inches and upward.
NEVADA
POPULAR THERAPEUTICS.— Semi-Monthly.
Medical.
Advertising rates on application.
ST. JOSEPH
COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.— Monthly. Com-
mercial. Established 1909. C. C. Pierce, pub-
lisher. Subscription, $1; sworn average circulation,
exceeding 5,000*; 28 or more pages, 3 and 4 columns!
length of columns, 12 inches. Forms close 20th
preceding month. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, t'b page, $5; }/g page, $10;
H page, $15; ]4 page, $20; 1 page, $35. Reading
notices, 30 cents per count line.
FRUIT GROWER (The).— Monthly. Hor-
ticultural and High-Grade Farming. Estab-
lished 1896. Fruit Grower Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; guaranteed average circulation,
100,000; 24 to 80 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 14^ inches; width, 2 t^b inches. Can
use matrices. Forms close 20th preceding
month. Office, 8th and Charles .Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line.
GAZETTE.— Every morning including SUN-
DAY. Independent Republican. E s t a b-
lished 1845. C. D. Morris, publisher. .Sub.scription,
by mail, ?3; by carrier, 10 cents a week; guaranteed
average circulation, daily and Sunday, for year 1910,
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MISSOURI
18,318* net; (19,250* gross) 8 to 40 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches: width, i]4 inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 215-217 S. 6th Street.
Advertiiing rates, daily, agate, 5 cents a line.
Open space, within one year, 2,000 lines, 4 cents
a line; 5X)00 lines, 3J cents; 10,000 lines, 3 cents
a line. Fi.^ed space, 12 times, 4^ cents a line; 39
times, 4 cents; 52 times, 3J cents. Sunday, add
20 per cent. First position, 25 per cent extra.
Reading notices, telegraph page, with date line,
50 cents per count line. Other specified pages,
40 cents; run of paper, 30 cents; city briefs, 50
cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word.
MEDICAL HERALD.— See Kansas City, Mo.
NEWS-PRESS.— Every evening except Stm-
flay. and WEEKLY NEWS, Fridays. Inde-
pendent. Established 1878. The News Corpor-
ation, publishers. Subscription, daily, $3; week-
ly, 50 cents: sworn average circulation for year
1910, daily, 39,329*; weekly, 5,100; 10 to 24 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 2IJ2 inches; width, 2^4
inches. Can use matrices. Office, 7th and
Edmond Streets.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 7 lines or more,
6 cents a line. No discount for time or space.
No display advertising on first page. Classified.
1 cent a word; minimum charge, 20 cents. Posi-
tion, 25 per cent additional. Reading notices,
40 cents per count line; solid local notices, 15 cents
a line; foot of first page with "adv." affixed, $1
per count line; telegraphic readers, $1.50 per
count line. Weekly, display, per line, 2 cents.
Reading notices, 20 cents a line.
MISSOURI
OBSERVER.— Every Saturday. Democratic.
Established 1900. Frank Freytag, publisher.
Subscription, $1; estimated circulation, 6,250 8
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 213^2 inches;
width, 2J4 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
PROFITABLE FARMING (formerly Farm and
Stock). — Semi-Monthly. (1st and 15th). Corn, Gen-
eral Ffarming and Live Stock. Established 1905.
Farm and Stock Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
guaranteed circulation, 60,000; 20 to 32 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns, IO7 inches' width, 214
inches. Forms close 5 days in advance. Can use
matrices. Office, 5th and 20th Streets.
Advertising rates, agate 25 cents a line; full page,
(450 lines), $112.50.
See advertisement on page 563.
STOCK YARDS DAILY JOURNAL (So. St.
Joseph). — Every evening except Sunday. Live Stock
and Agriculture. Established 1897. St. Joseph
.Tournal Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$4; claimed average circulation, 14,000; 4 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
2J inches. Office, 405 West Illinois Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 3J cents a line. Open
space, 3,500 lines, 3 cents a line; 7,000 lines, 2i
cents; 14,000 lines, or more, 2 cents a line; one inch,
one month, $8; three months, $20; six months, $36;
one year, $64. Classified, 1 cent a word (minimum
charge, 25 cents). Reading notices, 5, 10 and 15
cents a line.
See advertisement on page 435.
WESTERN FRUIT GROWER.— See Fruit
Grower.
ST. LOUIS
ABENDSCHULE.—Bi- Weekly. German.
Woman and Home. Established 1854. Louis
Lange Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2;
guaranteed average circulation for year 1910, 57,115*;
48 to 52 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10,'^
inches; width, 25g inches. Forms close 3 weeks in
advance. Office,' 3600 to 3612 Texas Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line (spec-
ial position, 25 cents); no discount for time or
space. No reading notices.
ADVANCE ADVOCATE.— Monthly. Union
Labor. Established 1891. International Broth-
erhood of Maintenance of Way Employees, pub-
lishers. Subscription, SI; estimated circulation,
40,000; 80 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 2 1/6 inches. Forms close 10th
preceding month. Office, Benoist Building.
Advertising rates, $7 an inch; i pages (4 inches) ,
one time, $22; ^ page, $36; one page, $60. Dis-
count, 10, 15 and 33 j per cent on 3, 6 and 12
months, respectively.
ADVANCEMENT MAGAZINE.— Stories. Es-
tablished 1911. Advancement Magazine Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, 5 cents a copy; guar-
anteed circulation, 5,000*; Office, Gay Building.
Advertising rates on application.
AERO. — Every Saturday. Aviation. Estab-
lished 1910. Aero Publication Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $2; claimed circulation, 7,200 net; 32 to 48
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, OJg inches;
width, 3)2 inches. Office, 9th and Walnut Streets.
Advertising rates on application.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF DERMATOL-
OGY.— Monthly. Medical. Established 1897.
G. M. Phillips, M. D., and S. C. Martin. Jr., M. D.,
publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated circu-
lation, 17,500; 96 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8^4 inches; width, 2^i inches. Forms
close 15th preceding month. Office, Fidelity Building.
Advertising rates, yV page, one time, $4.75; \i
page, $7.50; J4 page, $14; I2 page, $25; one page, $45.
Reading notices, 70 cents a line. Discount on 3 or
more consecutive insertions.
AMERICAN PAINT AND OIL DEALER.—
Monthly. Trade. Established 1908. American Paint
Journal Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated
circulation, 10,000; 36 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 12 inches; width, 16 ems. Office, 411 North
10th Street.
.Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; per page,
$100.
AMERICAN WOMAN'S REVIEW.— Monthly.
Org.anized and Federal Womens Clubs. Established
1890. Columbian-Sterling Publishing Co., publishers.
Annie L. Y. Orff, editor. Subscription, $1; 32 pages,
4 columns; length of columns, 12i"j, inches; width, 214
inches. Forms close 10th preceding month. Office,
2807 Locust Street.
Advertising rate.'^, agate, 35 cents a line with time
discounts. Minimum space, 5 lines.
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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MISSOURI
AMERIKA. — Every morning, including SUN-
DAY, and SEMI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays and Fri-
days. German. Independent. Established
1871. German Literary Society, publishers.
Subscription, daily, $8; estimated circulation,
29,000 (Sunday, 32,000); semi-weekly, estimated
circulation, 35,000; daily, 8 to 10 pages; Sun-
day, 24 to 28 pages; semi- weekly, 12 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20? inches; width,
2r'>! inches. Can use matrices. Office, 18
South Sixth Street.
Advertising rates, daily, or Sunday, transient,
10 cents a line; 5,000 lines, within one year, 8
cents; 10,000 lines, cents; 20,000 lines, 5 cents
a line. Reading notices, 30 cents a line; Sunday
or semi-weekly, 50 cents a line, count. Semi-
weekly, display, 15 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 555.
A. O. U. W. OVERSEER.— Monthly. Ancient
Order United Workmen. Established 1879.
Overseer Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, 40 cents; claimed circulation, 7,000; 16 pages
4 columns; length of columns, 11' 2 inches; width,
2' s inches. Can use matrices. Office, 319 N.
Fourth Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line,
AUTO REVIEW— Monthly (5th). Automo-
biles. Established 1906. ; Auto Review Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed circula-
tion, 6,500; 48 to 60 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, Qi inches; width, 2i inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 1627-31 Washington Avenue.
Advertising rates, $3 an inch; yearly rate, $3 an
inch, per insertion; 's page, $8; Ji page, $14.50; J.-^
page, $27; one page, $50.
BARNUM'S MIDLAND FARMER.— Semi-
Monthly. Established 1897. Barnum'a Mid-
land Farmer Co.. publishers. Subscription, 50
cents; estimated circulation, 30,000; 16 pages, 4
columns-; length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2^
inches. P'orms close 10th and 25th preceding
month. Office, Real Estate Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; 3
times, 28 cents; 8 times, 74 cents; 12 times, 90
cents; 16 times, $1.07; 20 times, $1.20; 24 times,
$1.30; preferred position, 10 per cent extra.
Reading notices, 20 cents per agate line.
BUDD CO (The John).—
See adverti-sement on pages 478, 479 and 480.
BULLETIN OF COMxMERCE.-Semi-Monthlv. |
Home. Farm and Commercial. Established 1874. '
George W. Briggs, publisher. Subscription, $5; claim-
ed circulation, 17,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 12'j inches; width, 2is inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 6 North Third Street.
Advertising rates, 12i 2 cents a line.
BUTCHERS' AND PACKERS' GAZETTE.-
Every Saturday. Meats and Packing. Establish-
ed, 1808. Butchers' and Packers' Gazette Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; claimed
circulation, 24,129; 8 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 24 inches; width, 23^ inches. Office, 224
Walnut Street.
Advertising rates, agate 5 cents a line.
MISSOURI
CENSOR (The).— Every Thursday. Indepen-
dent, Established 1894. The Censor Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $2; estimated circulation,
32,750; 20 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
12 inches; width, 2^ inches. Can use matrices.
Office, Fullerton Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 1,000 lines, within
one year, 10 cents a line; 3,000 lines, 9 cents;
5,000 lines, 8 cents; 10,000 lines, 7 cents a line.
Reading notices, 50 cents per count line.
CENTRAL BAPTIST.— Every Thursday.
Baptist. Established 1805. Central Baptist
Publishing Co.. publishers. Subscription. $2;
guaranteed circulation, 11,000; 16 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 14 inches; width, 2 J inches.
Forms close Saturday preceding. Office, Metro-
politan Building.
Advertising rates, agate, $1.40 an inch, with dis-
count for space.
CESKA ZENA.— Monthly. Bohemian. Catholic
women. Established 1908. Bohemian Literary So-
ciety, publishers. Subscription, $1; 30 pages, 9.xll.
Office, 1625 So. 11th Street.
Advertising rates on application.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.— Every Wednes-
day. Methodist. Established 1850. St. Louis
Christian Advocate Co., publishers. Subscription,
$2; guaranteed circulation, 12,500; 10 pages, 5 col-
umns; length of columns, 15$ inches; width, 2J
inches. Office, 3504 Washington Avenue.
Advertising rates, $1.50 an inch, with discount for
space.
CHRISTIAN-EVANGELIST (T h e).— Every
Thursday. Christian, or Discioles of Christ.
Established 1863. Subscription, SI. 50; guaranteed
circulation, 33,800; 32 pages, 3 columns; length of
columns, lOJ^ inches; width, 2J^^ inches. Forms
Can
use matrices.
close Mondays preceding.
Office, 2712 Pine Street.
Advertising rates, $4 an inch, each insertion. Pre-
ferred position, 20 per cent extra. Minimum space,
one inch.
CHRISTIAN MANHOOD.— Monthly. Re-
ligious. Established 1876. St. Louis Young
Men's Christian Association, publishers. Sub-
scription, 25 cents; 8 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 9 inches; width, 3i inches. Office,
Y. M. C. A. Building.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch; 75 cents an inch,
per time, on 3 or more insertions.
CHRISTIAN PHILANTHROPIST.— Monthly.
Religious. Established 1890. J. H. Mohorter,
publisher. Subscription, 25 cents; claimed circu-
lation, 14,000; 16 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, IOI2 inches; width, 214 inches. Forms close
first day of each month. Office, 2955 Euclid Ave-
nue.
Advertising rates on application.
CHURCH PROGRESS AND CATHOLIC
WORLD (The).— Every Thursday. Catholic.
Esta;blished 1878. The Catholic Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1.50; sworn average
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circulation, 7,000*; 8 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20 inches; width, 21 inches. Office,
Fullerton Building.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch, with discount for
space.
COLMAN'S RURAL WORLD.— Every Wed-
nesday. Agricultural. Established 1848. Nor-
man J. Colman. Dublisher. Subscription, $1;
estimated circulation, 40,000; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20f inches; width, 2i inches.
Office, Holland Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line, each
insertion; 500 lines used within one year, 14 centsj
a line: 1,000 lines or more, 13 cents; special posi-
tions, 25 per cent extra. Reading notices, 35
cents per count line.
MISSOURI
COMMERCE MONTHLY (The).— (10th). Fi-
nancial. Established 1904. Commerce Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated
circulation, 10,000; 60 to 100 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, 10 inches; width, 2J2 inches. Forms
close 24th preceding month. Can use matrices. Office,
Bank of Commerce Building.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; one year, $18;
i page, one time, $12.50; i page, $25; one page,
$50.
COMMERCIAL NEWS AND LABOR GA-
ZETTE.— Semi-Monthly. Labor. Established 1898.
Geo. W. Briggs, publisher. Subscription, $2; claimed
circulation, 10,500; 8 pages, 6 columns; length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 2J-^ inches. Can use mat-
rices. Office, Market and 3d Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, 12}^ cents a line.
COMMERCIAL REVIEW.— Semi-Monthly.
Commercial. Established 1869. Geo. W.
Briggs, publisher. Subscription, $2.50; estimated
circulation, 12,250; 16 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 14 inches; width, 2^ inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 6 N. 3d Street.
Advertising rates, 12i cents per line each in-
sertion. Minimum charge, $1.
DRYGOODSMAN AND GENERAL MER-
CHANT (The).— Every Saturday. Drygoods
Trade. The Tradesman Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $3; sworn average circu-
lation, 6,300*; 60 to 200 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, lOi inches; width, 3i inches. Office,
1027-31 Washington Avenue.
Advertising rates, Jg page (minimum space), one
time, $10; 3/4 page, $18.75; yi page, $35; one page,
$05. No readers accepted.
FARM PROGRESS.— Semi-Monthly. Agri-
cultural. Established 1904. Charles W. Knapp,
publisher. Subscription, 25 cents; sworn aver-
age circulation, for first six months in 1911, 153,530*;
14 to 20 pages or more, 7 columns; length of columns,
22' 2 inches; width, 2}4 inches. Forms close 2d and
4th Monday of each month preceding date of issue.
Can use matrice. Office, Seventh and Olive Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line.
Reading notices, $1 per line. Special rate for
Farm Progress and Semi-weekly Republic, one
week during same month, combined, 85 cents a
line. Combination rate for Farm Progress, one
week in Semi-weekly Republic, and one time in
Sunday Republic, all during sanxe month, $1 a
line; preferred position, 25 per cent extra. Clas-
sified, agents and salesmen wanted, for the com-
bination, 75 cents per agate line.
See advertisement on page 538.
FORCE. — Monthly. Hygiene. Sports. Physical
Culture. Established 1903. Force Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circu-
lation, 12,000; 80 pages, 6x9. Forms close 10th
preceding month. Office, 123 Locust Street.
Advertising rates, 30 cents a line; $3 an inch;
one page, $40; J and i pages, pro rata. Inside
front and back cover, 10 per cent additional;
outside back cover, 20 per cent. Discount 10
per cent on 3 pages or more within one year.
FRIEBENSBOTE. — Every Sunday. German.
Evangelical. Established 1849. Eden Publish-
ing House, publishers. Subscription, $1 ; claimed
circulation, 31,321; 16 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 13 inches; width, 2J inches. Office,
1716 Chouteau Avenue.
Advertising rates, $3 an inch. Discount, 2
times, 10 per cent; 6 times, 20 per cent; 12 times
30 per cent; 26 times, 40 per cent; 52 times 50
per cent.
FRONT RANK.— Every Saturday. For young
men and women. Established 1890. Christian Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; claimed circulation, 31,250;
16 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10?4' inches;
width, 21/8 inches. Office, 2710-14 Pine Street.
Advertising rates, $3.75 an inch, with discount for
space.
GLOBE-DEMOCRAT.— Every morning in-
cluding SUNDAY, and SEMI-WEEKLY. Tues-
days and Fridays. Republican. Established
1852. The Globe Printing Co., proprietors. Sub-
scription, daily, $6; sworn average circulation for
dailv, 121,623* net; Sunday, 162,868*; semi-weekly,
$1; estimated circulation, 125,000; daily, 12 to 24
pages; Sunday up to 96 pages; semi-weekly, 16 to 24
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 2IJ4 inches;
width, 2}i inches. Forms for semi-weekly close
.Sunday preceding. Can use matrices. Office, South-
west corner Sixth and Pine Streets.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, one time, 25
cents; four times, 95 cents; five times, $1.15;
six times, $1.35; seven times, $1.50; thirty times,
$4.95; each additional insertion 13i cents per
line; 1 t. a. w., 20 per cent extra; 2 t. a. w., including
.Sunday, 30 per cent; Sunday only, 30 cents per line,
each insertion. Local notices, Saturday or Sun-
day, 75 cents; other days, 50 cents. Leaded notices
on editorial page, $1; Saturday or Sunday, $1.25.
Advertisements before marriages and deaths, or
city news, 35 cents per line each insertion; Saturday
or Sunday, 35 cents; 1,000 lines within one year, daily,
20 cents a line; Sunday, 25 cents: 2.000 lines,
daily, l7i cents; Sunday, 20 cents; 5,000 lines,
dailv; 15 cents; Sunday, l7i cents; 10.000 fines,
daily, 13)^ cents; Sunday, 15 cents; classified
10 cents a line. Semi-weekly, display, 65 cents a
line, covering two issues a week. Local notices,
$1 per line. Leaded notices, editorial page,
$1.25; special telegraph notices, (full face headings,
50 per cent extra), $1..50 a line, black headlines, over
local notices, in all editions, 50 per cent extra. Special
position extra.
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HLAS. — Every Tuesday and Friday. Bohe-
mian. Catholic. Estabhshed 1873. Bohemian
Literary Society, publishers. Subscription, $2;
estimated circulation, 5,000; 8 pages, 6 columns;
length of columns, IQi-i inches; width, 2?-8 inches
Office, 1625 S. nth Street.
Advertising rates on application.
HUMORIST. — Monthly. Wit and Humor.
Established 1879. Henry Hermanns, publisher.
Subscription, $1; estimated circulation, 17,000;
24 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 9 inches;
width, 2j% inches. Office, 206 S. Fourth
Street.
Advertising rates, per inch, per time, $3. Read-
ing notices, SI per line.
INTER-STATE MEDICAL JOURNAL.—
Monthly. Medical. Established 1893. Inter-
state Medical Journal Co., (Inc), publishers. Sub-
scription, 52; estimated circulation, 14,760 192 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2J4
inches. Can use matrices. Forms close 15th pre-
ceding month. Office, Metropolitan Building, Grand
Avenue and Olive Street.
Advertising rates, J^ page, one time, $7; J^ page>
S12; ]-2 page, $22; one page, $40. Discount, 5>
10 and 1.5 per cent on 3, 6 and 12 months respect-
ively. Reading notices, 20 cents a line.
JEWISH VOICE.— Every Friday. Jewish.
Established 1881. Rabbi M. Spitz, publisher.
Subscription, $2; estimated circulation, 11,000;
8 pages, 5 columns; length of columns, 17^ inches;
width, 2 J inches. Office, Imperial Theater Build-
ing.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch. Reading notices,
25 cents per line.
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE.— E very
Thursday. Agricultural. Established 1866. H.
K. Taylor, publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; guar-
anteed average circulation 100,000*; 16 pages, 4 col-
umns; length of columns, 15 inches; width 2J^ inches.
Forms close Monday preceding. Office, Pierce
Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line flat. No
discount for time or space.
MISSOURI
INTERNATIONAL MUSICIAN.— Monthly. ,
Musical. Established 1901. Owen Miller, pub- 1
Usher. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed circula- !
tion 56,000; 16 pages, 5 columns; length of col-
umns, \b]/2 inches; width, 2>8 inches Forms
close 26th preceding month Office, 3535 Pine
Street.
Adverti-sing rates, $2.50 an inch, each insertion.
LABOR COMPENDIUM (The).— Monthly •
Labor. Established 1896. H. W. Steinbiss,
editor and publisher. Subscription. $2; claimed
average circulation, exceeding 7,500; 16 pages, 4
columns; length of columns, 14 inches; width, 2}^ ,
inches. Forms close 20th preceding month. Can ;
use matrices. Office, 2422 No. Sarah Street.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch each insertion.
No discount for time or space.
LABOR NEWS.— Every Saturday. Labor.
Established 1904. R. F. Sass, publisher. Sub-
scription, S2; estimated circulation, 14,000; 10 to
16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 11 inches.
Office, Burlington Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line.
L U M B E R M A N.— Semi-Monthly (1st and
15th). Trade. Established 1885. Journal of
Commerce Co., publishers. Subscription. $2;
estimated circulation, 5,000; 148 pages, 3 columns;
length ot columns, 13 inches; width, 3 inches
Office, 8th and Pine Streets.
Advertising rates, iV page, one time, $7;
} page, $12; J page, $20; i page, $33; one page,
$60. Further rates on application.
MEDICAL BRIEF.— Monthly. Medical. Es-
tablished 1873. Henry R. Strong, publisher.
Subscription, $1; estimated circulation, 33,000;
164 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 2^5 inches. Can use _ matrices. Forma
close 5th to 10th of preceding month. Office,
corner Ninth and Olive Streets.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, 1 inch, one time,
$6; six months, $30; one year, $50: two inches,
one month, $10; six months, $50; one year, $75.
One page, one time, $40; one year, $400.
MEDICAL ERA.— Monthly. Medical. Es-
tablished 1892. Clarence Martin, M. D., pub-
lisher. Subscription, $1.50; claimed circulation, 6,-
000; 80 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches :
width, 2M inches. Can use matrices. Office, 820
North Grand Avenue.
Advertising rates, \ page, six months, $60; one
year, $100; i page, six months, $100; one year,
$150; one page, six months, $150; one year, $250.
MEDICAL FORTNIGHTLY.— Fortnightly.
Medical. Established 1891. Fortnightly Press
Co., publishers. T. A. Hopkins, M. D., editor.
Subscription, $2; estimated circulation, 9,800;
40 pages, 1 column; length of column, 8* inches;
width, 5J inches. Forms close 10th and 25th pre-
ceding month. Office. Century Building.
Advertising rates, per square inch, one year,
$12.50; one page, one year, $300; i page, lower,
$175; upper, $200; i page, lower, $100; upper,
$125. Once a month, i rate plus 25 per cent.
MEDICAL REVIEW.— Monthly. Medical. Es-
tablished 1875. St. Louis Medical Review Assn.,
publishers. Subscription, $2; claimed circulation,
6,500; 52 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 9 inches:
width, 3 inches. Forms close 25th of preceding
month. Office, Metropolitan Building.
Advertising rates, one page, $40; J page, $22;
i page, $12. Discount of 5, 10 and 25 per cent
on 3, 6 and 12 months, respectively. Preferred
position, 25 and 50 per cent extra.
MERCANTILE ADJUSTER.— See New York
City.
MIRROR. — Every Thursday. Independent.
Politics. Literary, Critical. William Marion
Reedy, publisher. Subscription, $2; estimated
circulation, 30,000; 20 to 40 pages, 4 columns.
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length of columns, 111 inches; width, 2J inches.
Forms close 10 days in advance. Office, Ozark
Building.
Advertising rates, 1,000 lines, 15 cents a line; 2,000
lines, 14 cents.
NATIONAL ELKS HORN.— Monthly (20th).
B. P. O. Elks. Established 1899. Norman M.
Vaughan, publisher. Subscription, $1 50 ; claimed
circulation, 51,000; 16 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, 12 inches; width, 2i inches. Office,
Mercantile Building.
Advertising rates on application.
NATIONAL FARMER AND STOCK GROW-
ER — Monthly. Agricultural. Established 1898.
Hale Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
5 cents; guaranteed average circulation, exceed-
ing 125,000; 32 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, lOJ inches; width, 24 inches. Office, 3550
Vista Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 lines, or more, 50
cents a line; 300 lines in one issue, 45 cents a
line; 600 lines, 42 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 470.
NATIONAL RIP SAW (The).— Monthly,
Socialist. Established 1904. National Rip Saw
Publi-shing Co., publishers. Subscription, 50
cents; guaranteed circulation, 160,000; 16 pages,
4 columns; length of columns, 12 inches; width,
" ' hes. Forms close 5th preceding month.
Vs inc
Office, 411 Olive Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 80 cents a line; H
page (168 lines), one time, $120.96; 3-^ page, $228.48
one page, $403.20; full back page, $4'"
See advertisement on page 548.
ORFF'S POULTRY REVIEW.— Monthly.
Poultry. Established 1900. Columbian-Sterling
Publisning Co., publishers. Subscription, 20
cents; estimated circulation, 56.000; 24 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2) s inches.
Can use matrices. Forms close lOth preceding
month. Office, 2811 Locust Street.
Advertising rales, agate, 25 cents a line.
MISSOURI
tising, not less than 14 lines, in daily, 13 times,
12 per cent; 26 times, 16 per cent; 52 times, 20
per cent; 78 times, 24 per cent; 104 times, 28 per
cent; 156 times, or more, 32 per cent; space dis-
count in daily, 2,500 lines, 15 per cent; 5,000
lines, 28 per cent; 7,500 lines, 30 per cent; 10,000
lines, or more, 32 per cent. Discount in
Sunday issue, not less than 14 lines, 8 times,
10 per cent; 13 times, 20 per cent; 26 times, 30
per cent; 39 times, 35 per cent; 52 times, 40 per
cent; space discount in Sunday issue, 2,500 lines,
15 per cent; 5,000 lines, 30 per cent; 7,500 lines,
35 per cent; 10,000 lines or more, 40 per cent.
Local notices (no discount), Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday, 75 cents a line; Tuesday, Thursday,
Friday, or Sunday, $1 a line. News style no-
tices (no discount), daily, or Sunday, $1.25 a
line. Telegraphic reading notices (no discount),
daily, or Sunday, $1.50 a line. Classified, 10
cents n line; personals, 15 cents. Special open rate
for summer resorts and schools, daily, 17 cents per
agate line, each insertion; Sunday, 20 cents; Sunday
magazine section (no color work), 60 cents per agate
line. No discount. Forms close 16 days in advance;
back page, comic section in colors, 60 cents a line.
Forms close 4 weeks in advance.
PHILATELIC JOURNAL OF AMERICA.—
Semi-monthly. Philatelic. Established 1885;
Stamp Security Co., publishers. Subscription, S1.50.
estimated circulation 8,000; 48 pages, 6x10. Office,
Wellston Station.
Advertising rates on application.
POST-DISPATCH.— Every evening except
Sunday, and SUNDAY MORNING. Indepen-
dent. Established 1852. Pulitzer Publishing
Co., proprietors. Subscription, daily, including
Sun(la\-, $5; sworn average circulation for year 1910
daily,' 161,826*; Sunday, for same period, 260,225*
average for first quarter of 1911, daily, 164,465*.
Sunday, for same period, 271,216*; daily, 12 to 24
pages;' Sunday, 60 to 80 pages, 8 columns; length
of columns, 20 inches; width, 2^s inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 210-212 North Broadway.
Advertising rates, agate, 14 lines or more, per
line, one time, daily except Thursday, 25 cents;
Thursday or Sunday, 30 cents; next reading, 10
per cent extra; full position, following and next
reading, 25 per cent. Discount on display adver-
RAILROAD TELEGRAPHER. — Monthly.
Fraternal. Labor. Order of Railroad Tele-
graphers, publishers. Established 1885. Sub-
scription, $1; claimed circulation, 40,000; 182
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 23/8 inches. Forms close 10th preceding
month. Can use matrices. Office, Star Building.
Advertising rates, $7 an inch; \ page (4 inches),
one time, $22; ^ page, $36; one page, $60. Dis-
count, 10, 15 and 33J per cent on 3, 6 and 12
months, respectively.
REALTY RECORD AND BUILDER.—
Monthly. Trade. Established 1894. St Louis
Builders Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$2; estimated circulation, 8,000; 32 pages, 2 and 3
columns; length of columns, 10}'-2 inches; width,
of page, 7M inches. Office, Odd Fellows Building.
Advertising rates on application.
REPUBLIC— Every morning including SUN-
DAY, and SEMI-WEEKLY, Mondays and Thurs-
days. Democratic. Established 1808. George
Knapp & Co., publisher.'*. Subscription, daily,
without Sunday. $4; sworn average circulation,
for six months ending June 30, 1911, daily, and Sun-
day, 95,504*; Sunday, $2; sworn average circulation,
115,621*; semi-weeklv, SI; sworn average circulation,
161,494*; daily, 10 to 24 pages; Sunday, 50 to 60
pages; semi-weekly, 16 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 2\\i inches; width, 21^ inches. Can use
matrices. Office, Seventh and Olive Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, one time, 25
cents a line; Sundays only, 30 cents; three inser-
tions, not less tlian three times a week, 20 cents a
line each time, either daily or Sunday; seven times,
18 cents per time; thirty times, 17 cents; sixty
times, 15 cents; 156 times, 13^ cents; less frequent-
ly than 3 times a week, 25 per cent additional.
Open space within one year, 1,000 lines, daily,
20 cents a line; Sunday, 25 cents; 2,000 lines,
daily, 17i cents; Sunday, 20 cents; 3,500 lines,
daily, 15 cents; Sunday, 17i cents; 5,000 lines,
daily, 13i cents; Sunday, 15 cents a line. Special
rates in daily and Sunday edition, or daily
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or Sunday, only, consecutively, for summer and
winter resorts, schools and colleges, 25 cents a line;
3 times, 20 cents; 7 times, 14? cents; 15 times, I3J2
cents; 26 times, or more, 10 cents a line; orders for
insertion less frequently than 3 t. a. w., 25 per cent
extra. Space rates, 500 lines, within one year, 123^2
cents a line; 1,000 lines, 10 cents a line. Strictly
mail order advertising, daily or Sunday, 15 cents a
line. Classified, 10 cents a line; per.sonals, medical,
etc., 15 cents a line. Reading notices, 50 cents and
SI a line in daily; 75 cents, $1 and 31.25 in Sunday
issue, with discounts on 300 lines or more. Semi-
weekly, 55 cents per line (2 i-ssues). Reading matter,
counted lines, double display rate. Specified
positions, 25 per cent extra. All advertise-
ments go in both issues of Semi-weekly. Special
rates for Sunday, semi-weekly and Farm
Progress. (See Farm Progress). Combination
rate, semi-weekly and Sunday Republic, 70
cents a line.
See advertisement on page 538.
RODZINA.— Monthly. Polish. Literary. Es-
tablished 1906. Rodzina Publishing Co., publishers;
32 to 64 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 12 inches;
width, 3 inches. Office, 1421 Cass Avenue.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch; \-i page, $2; }4 page,
$4; li page, $5; H page $7; one page, $12. Discount
on 3 or more insertions.
ROUND TABLE (The).— Every Saturday. For
Young Men and Women. Established 1890. Chris-
tian Publishing Co., publishers, guaranteed circula-
tion, 15,500; 16 pages, 3 columns; length of columns,
1054 inches; width, 2\i inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 2710-14 Pine Street.
Advertising rates, S2 an inch.
SOCIAL CIRCLE.— Every Saturday. For Young
men and women. Established 1890. Christian
Publishing Co., publishers, guaranteed circulation,
12,300; 16 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, lOJ^
inches; width, 2}s inches. Can use matrices. Office,
2710-14 Pine Street.
Advertising rates, $1.50 an inch.
SANDERS ENGRAVING CO.— See adver-
tisement on colored insert.
SPORT AND STAGE.— Semi-weekly, Saturday
and Sunday (the latter baseball edition). Sports
and Drama. Established 1911. Sport & Stage
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; claimed
circulation, Saturday edition, 6,000; Sunday, 15,000;
8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22 inches;
width, 2V4 inches. Can use matrices. Office, Vic-
toria Building.
Advertising rates covering both editions, 10 cents
a line; on contract, 7 cents a line.
SPORTING GOODS DEALER (The).— Month-
ly. Established 1899. Charles C. Spink & Son, pub-
lisher. Subscription, .50 cents; claimed circulation,
10,000; 72 pages, 2 and 3 columns; length of columns,
10 inches; width, 3^ and 2J4 inches. Forms close
20th preceding month. Office, 1002 Olive Street.
' Advertising rates, 1 ineh, narrow column, $2;
i page, S12; J page, $20; one page, $35. Discount,
5 per cent on six months; 10 per cent on one year.
MISSOURI
SPORTING NEWS (The).— Every Thursday.
Sporting. Established 1886. Charles C. Spink &
Son, publisher. Subscription, $2; guaranteed circula-
tion, 75,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
22 inches; width, 2J4 inchess. Forms close Mondays
preceding. Office, 1002 Olive Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 5C) cents per line.
STAR. — Every evening except Sunday, and
SUNDAY MORNING. Independent. Estab-
lished 1880. Subscription, daily, $3; Sunday, $5;
estimated circulation, daily and Sunday, 72,500; 10
to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 2U^ inches;
width, 23/8 inches. Can use matrices. Office, corner
Twelfth and Olive Streets.
Advertising rates, daily, or Sunday, agate, 7 lines
or more, 15 cents a line; 1,000 lines, within one year,
13 cents a line; 2,000 lines, 12 cents; 3,000 lines, or
more, 10 cents a line. Classified, 10 cents a line
(6 words). Reading notices, 50 cents a line; specified
page, 75 cents a line. Special rates for publishers,
schools and resorts, 10 cents a line.
STAR-FARMER.— Every Friday. Agricul-
tural. Established 1900. Star Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; guaranteed
average circulation, 101,480; 16 to 24 pages, 4
columns; length of columns, 14J^^ inches; width,
214: inches. Forms close Wednesday preceding.
Can use matrices. Office, 811-13 N., Tenth .Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents a line.
Classified, 25 cents a line, set in solid agate
(no display).
See advertisement on page 491.
STERLING MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Liter-
ary. Established 1910. Columbian-Sterling Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.50; 128
pages, or more, 2 columns; lengtfi of columns, 8}4,
inches; width, 2^ inches. Office, Syndicate Trust
Building.
Advertising rates on application.
SUNDAY TELEGRAPH — E very Sunday
afternoon. Sporting. The St. Louis Sunday
Telegraph Publishing Co , publishers. Claimed
firculation, 38,000; 7 columns to page; length of
columns, 22 inches; width, 2}^ inches. Office,
Fourth and Olive Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line, with
discount on 1,000 lines or more.
TIMES. — Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1907. German-Amer-
ican Press Association, publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $3; guaranteed circulation, 75,329* net; 12 to 32
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21^ inches;
width, 2}'i inches. Can use matrices. Office,
Broadway and Chestnut Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; ' 2 inch
or more, 13 times, 20 cents a line; 26 times, 17 cents;
52 times, 15 cents; 104 times, 12 cents; 156 times,
or more, 10 cents a line. Open space within one year,
1,000 lines, 18 cents a line; 3,000 lines, 12 cents; 5,000
lines, 11 cents; 10,000 lines, or more, 10 cents a line;
Automobile advertising, 25 cents a line; 1,000 lines,
20 cents; 3,000 lines, 17 cents; 5,000 lines, 15 cents;
15,000 lines, and over, 10 cents a line. Educational
and summer resorts, 10 cents a line flat. Reading
notices, nonpareil, 60 cents a line; telegraphic readers,
$1 a line. Classified, 10 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 506.
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MISSOURI
TOYS AND NOVELTIES.— Monthly. Trade.
Established 1909. Charles C. Spink & Son, pub-
lishers. Subscription, 50 cents; estimated circula-
tion, 6,000; 72 pages, 2 and 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 10 inches; width, 3' 2 and 2M inches. Forms
close first of each month preceding publication.
Office, 1002 Olive Street.
Advertising rates, % page, one time, S4; H page,
one time, $7; H page, $12; one page, $20. Dis-
count, 5 and 10 per cent on 6 and 12 months, respec-
tively.
WESTERN WATCHMAN.- -Every Thursday,
and SUNDAY WATCHMAN, every Saturday.
Roman Catholic. Established 1864. Rev. D. S,
Phelan, editor. Subscription, each, $2; sworn
combined circulation, 8,500; 16 pages. Office,
720 Chestnut Street.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch, with discount for
space.
WESTLICHE POST. — Every morning except
Sunday. MISSISSIPPI BLAETTER, combined
Sunday edition of daily Westliche Post (morning
issue), and daily Anzeiger (evening issue). AN-
ZEIGER, every evening except Sunday German.
RepubHcan. Established 1857. German-Amer-
ican Press Association, publishers. Subscription,
morning without Sunday. ,$6; evening, $3;
claimed circulation, morning issue, 50,000; evening,
35,000; Sunday, 70,000; daily, 12 pages; Sunday,
60 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 2 If
inches; width, 2% inches. Can use matrices.
Office, Broadway and Market Street.
Advertising rates, agate, morning issue, per
line, 15 cents; 1,000 lines, within one year, 12 cents;
2,500 lines, 9 cents; 5,000 lines, or more, 8 cents a line;
evening issue, 15 cents a line; 1,000 lines within one
year, 12 cents; 2,500 lines, 9 cents; 5,000 lines, or more,
8 cents a line. Sunday issue, 20 cents a line; 1,000
lines within one year, 15 cents; 2,500 lines, 12 cents;
5,000 lines, or more, 10 cents a line. Reading notices,
daily, 35 cents a line; Sunday, 50 cents. Classified,
10 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 458.
WOMAN'S NATIONAL WEEKLY.— Every Sat-
urday. Lewis Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $2; guaranteed circulation, 351,580; 12 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2?4
inches. Can use matrices. Office, Star Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 75 cents a line Read-
in? notices $1 per agate line Classified, 10 cents a
word (minimum, 14 words).
WORD AND WORKS— THE REV. IRL R.
HICKS' MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Domestic and
Scientific. Established 1888. Word and Works
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
estimated circulation, 30,000; 28 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 11 inches; width, 2}i inches. Can
use matrices. Forms close 6th preceding month.
Office, 3401 Franklin Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line. Mini-
mum space 5 lines. Classified, 2i cents a word.
Special rate for schools and colleges.
WORLD. — Every morning including SUN-
DAY, and WEEKLY WORLD, Saturdays.
Established 1900. The St. Louis World Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, daily, $3.50;
MISSOURI
Sunday, $1; 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 21f inches; width, 2^^ inches. Can
use matrices. Office. 410 Market Street
Advertising rates, agate, daily or Sunday, 10
cents a line; next reading, 10 per cent extra.
Local notices, 40 cents a line; reading notices, 75
cents; telegraphic readers (no discount), 75 cents
a line. Sunday, display, 15 cents a line. Local
notices, 50 cents; reading notices. SI; telegraphic
readers (no discount). $1 per line. Discount,
1,000 lines, 5 per cent; 2,000 lines. 10 per cent;
3,000 lines, 20 per cent; 4,000 lines, 25 per cent;
5,000 lines, 30 per cent. Time discount ranging
from 2 per cent on 4 insertions to 30 per cent on
156 insertions or more. Classified, daily or Sun-
day. 10 cents a line.
SEDALIA
MISSOURI RURALIST.— See Kansas City, Mo.
-See St.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH
STOCK YARDS JOURNAL.-
Joseph, Mo.
SPRINGFIELD
LEADER. — Every evening except Sunday,
SUNDAY MORNING. Democratic. Establish-
ed 1867. Springfield Leader Publishing Co..
publishers. Subscription, daily, $5.40; guaranteed
average circulation for vear 1910, daily, 6,407*;
Sundav, for same period, 6,338'; for March 1911, daily
6,837*; Sunday, 6,529*; 8 to 32 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2}.i inches. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily and Sunday, agate. 3
cents a line; 26 times, or 1,000 hues, 2i cents,
52 times, or 2,000 lines, 2 cents; 104 times, or
3,000 lines, li cents; 156 times, or 5,000 lines,
IJ cents a line. Preferred position, extra. Clas-
sified. 1 cent a word, first insertion; i cent each
subsequent consecutive insertion. Reading no-
tices (locals), 5 cents a line; pure reading, 20
cents a line; first page and telegraphic readers, 35
cents a line.
REPUBLICAN. — Every morning exceot Mon-
day. Republican. Established 1893. Spring-
field Missouri Republican Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $4; guaranteed average circulation for year
1910, 7,200; 8 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2)4 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily and Sunday, agate,
3 cents a line; exceeding 2,000 lines, 2 cents;
exceeding 3,000 lines, 1^ cents a line; preferred
position, 10 per cent extra. Reading notices,
10 cents per count line. Classified. 1 cent a word.
(Minimum, 25 cents.)
TRIPLE LINK.— See Burlington Junction, Mo.
TRENTON
USEFUL POULTRY JOURNAL —Monthly.
Poultry. Established 1909. J. H. Swindler, pub-
lisher. Subscription, 25 cents; estimated circulation,
10,000; 30 to 60 pages, 3 columns; length of columns,
9^8 inches; width, 2}4 inches.
Advertising rates, 80 cents an inch. Classified.
1 cent a word
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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MONTANA
ANACONDA
STANDARD. — Every morning including SUN-
DAY. Independent. Established 1889. Stand-
ard Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$10; sworn average circulation for vear 1910 ,
daily, 10,503* (Sunday for same period, 14,900*) ;
daily, 12 to 16 pages; Sunday, 24 to 40 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
2J inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, 1 inch, one time, 75
cents; subsequent consecutive insertions, 70
cents; by the month, daily and Sunday, one to
three months, 45 cents an inch; three months, 42
cents an inch; one year, 40 cents an inch, per time
e. o. d., one month, 50 cents an inch; three
months, 45 cents; one year, 42 cents, per inch;
Sunday, or 1 time a week in daily, 75 cents per
inch; 1 month, 63 cents an inch; 3 months, 56
cents; one year, 50 cents an inch. Open space
within one year, 200 inches, 63 cents an inch;
400 inches. 56 cents; 600 inches, 50 cents; 800
inches, 45 cents; 1,000 inches, or more, 42 cents
an inch. Preferred position, 10, 15 and 25
per cent extra. Classified, 1 cent a word. Read-
ing notices, 15, 25 and 50 cents a line; telegraphic
readers, 50 cents a line. Special discount of 20
per cent for educational advertisementa; minimum
space, one inch.
BUTTE
INTER-MOUNTAIN.— Every evening except
Sunday. Independent. Established 18S1. Inter-
Mountain Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $7.50; claimed average circulation for year
1910, 9,890; 10 to 16 pages (Saturday, 12 to 16 pages),
6 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2}^
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line; 1,000
lines, 4J cents; 3,000 lines, 4 cents; 5,000 lines.
3i cents; 7,000 lines, 3 cents a line. Preferred
position, 10 and 20 per cent extra. Reading no-
tices, 20 cents per count line first insertion; 15
cents subsequent insertions. Classified, 1 cent
a word (minimum charge, 15 cents).
MINER. — Every morning, including SUN-
DAY. Democratic. Established 1876. Butte
Miner Co., publishers. Subscription, $10; sworn
average circulation, 8,163*; for Sunday, 12,402*; 16
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
2% inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate, $1
per inch; 50 to 100 inches, 55 cents; 100 inches,
50 cents; 250 inches, 47i cents; 500 inches, 45
cents; 750 inches, 42 J cents; 1,000 inches, 40
cents. Double column advertisements must
he at least 2J inches deep; triple column, 6s
inches deep. Classified, 1 cent a word. Read-
ing notices, 25 cents a line first insertion; 15
cents a line subsequent insertions.
GREAT FALLS
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HUSBANDMAN.—
Every Thursday. Agricultural. Established
1875. Rocky Mountain Husbandman Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $2; claimed average
circulation, 5,900; 8 pages, 6 columns; length
of columns, 18 inches; width, 2J inches.
Advertising rates on appUcation.
TRIBUNE.— Every morning including SUNDAY.
Democratic. Established 1887. The Tribune (Inc).,
publishers. Subscription, S7; sworn average circula-
tion for last three months in 1910, 5,145*; 8 to 16
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 2OJ2 inches;
width, 2Ji inches.
Advertising rates, 75 cents an inch; 2 times, $1.25;
one week, S2; one month, $5; six months, $27; one
year, $51. E. O. D., 60 per cent of daily rate. Open
space, within one year, 50 inches, 40 cents an inch;
100 inches, .30 cents; 200 inches, 25 cents; 300 inches,
24 cents; 400 inches, 23 cents; 500 inches, 22 cents;
750 inches, 21 cents; 1,000 inches, 20 cents an inch.
Composition, 4 cents an inch extra. Reading notices,
15 cents a line first insertion; 8 cents a line subsequent
insertions. Classified, 1 cent a word, with discount
on one week or longer.
HELENA
INDEPENDENT.— Every morning including
SUNDAY. Democratic. Established 1866. In-
dependent Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $10; claimed average circulation, 5,920
(Sunday, 6,628); daily, 8 pages; Sunday, 16
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2^ inches.
Advertising rates, agate, $1.35 an inch; 3
times, $2.70; 7 times, $5; one month, $20; three
months, $55; six months, $95; one year, $150.
Reading notices, 30 cents a line. Classified, 15 cents
a line, first time; 10 cents a line each subsequent
consecutive insertion.
INIONTANA RECORD.— Everv evening ex-
cept Sunday. Republican. Established 1900.
The Montana Record Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription. $0; estimated circulation, 8,500;
8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21^ inches;
width, 234 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, 50 cents an inch per
time; 100 to 300 inches, 42 cents an inch; 300 to
600 inches, 35 cents; 600 to 1,000 inches, 30 cents.
Preferred position, 20 per cent extra. Classified,
1 cent a word. Pure reading notices, 12i cents
per count line.
STOCKMAN AND FARMER— Semi-monthly,
(1st and 15th). Agricultural. Established 1884.
Charles H. Reifenrath, pubhsher. Subscription,
$1; guaranteed circulation, 10,208*; 24 pages, 4 col-
umns; length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2i
inches. Forms close five days in advance
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MONTANA
MONTANA
Advertising rates, $1 an inch. Discount,
three months, or i page, 10 per cent; six months,
or i page, 15 per cent; one year, or one page, 20
per cent. Reading notices, 15 cents per agate
line.
LEWISTOWN.
MONTANA FARMER— Semi-monthly. Agri-
cultural. Independent. Established 1910. Geo. H.
Beasley, publisher. Subscription, $1; estimated cir-
culation, 5,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
12J^ inches; width, 2^8 inches.
Advertising rates $1 an inch, with discount on
50 inches or more. Minimum space, one inch.
MISSOULA
MISSOULIAN. — Every morning including
SUNDAY. Republican. Established 1873. Mis-
soulian Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $8; estimated circulation, daily, 5,000: Sunday,
5,500; daily, 8 to 16 pages; Sunday, 24 to 36 pages;
7 columns: length of columns, 22 inches; width, 2}4
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 70 cents an inch, first in-
sertion; 50 cents an inch, subsequent insertions.
Open space, within one year, 100 inches, 40 cents
an inch; 200 inches, 35 cents; 300 inches.
33 cents: 400 inches, 30 cents: 500 inches, 28 cents
an inch; 1,000 inches, 25 cents; preferred position,
10 and 25 per cent extra. Classified, 1 cent a word.
Reading notices, locals, 15 cents a line; each sub-
sequent insertion, 10 cents a line; local brevities,
20 cents a line; subsequent insertions, 15 cents a line
NEBRASKA
BLAIR.
DANSKEREN.— Semi-weekly. Tuesdays and
Fridays. Danish. Independent Republican.
Established 1892. Danish Lutheran Publishing
House, publishers. Subscription, $1.50; 8 pages,
15x22.
Advertising rates on application.
LINCOLN
AMERICAN HOMESTEAD —Every Friday.
Family. Established 1883. Charles W. Bryan,
publisher. Subscription, $1; claimed circulation,
50,000; 8 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
13}^ inches; width, 23^ inches. Forms close 28th
preceding month. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line.
AMERICAN POULTRYMAN.— Monthly. Poul-
try. Established 1895. American Printing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed average cir-
culation, 30,000; 20 to 104 pages, 3 columns; length of
columns, 10 inches; width, 2^6 inches. Forms close
15th to 20th preceding month.
Advertising rates, H inch, one time, ?1.59; one
inch, $3.18. Further rates on application.
CAMPBELL'S SCIENTIFIC FARMER.—
Monthly. Agricultural. Established 1904.
The Campbell Soil Culture Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1; claimed circulation, exceeding,
20,000; 36 to 48 pages, 3 columns; length of columns,
10 inches; width, 2}'i inches. Forms close 20th
preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line: per
page, $42. Reading notices, 25 cents per count
line. Classified, 4 cents a word.
(Rates to be advanced January 1, 1912).
tion, $1; sworn average circulation, 127,596*; 16
pages, 4 columns: length of columns, 12 inches:
width, 2J inches. Can use matrices. Forms
close one week in advance
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line flat.
See advertisement on page 512.
COMMONER (The).— Every Friday. Demo-
cratic. Established 1901. William J. Bryan,
editor. Chas. W. Bryan, publisher. Subscrip-
DEUTSGH-AMERIKAN FARMER.— Every
Wednesday. German. .Agricultural. Estab-
lished 1888. Press Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1; claimed average circulation for
year 1910, 140,221; 12 to 20 pages, 4 columns: length
of columns, 13'i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents a line. Special
position extra. Reading notices, 6 point (about
7 words to the line), 60 cents a line; brevier, 80 cents
a line; long primer, SI per count line. Classified,
40 cents per count line.
ENTERPRISE.— Every Saturday. Socialistic.
Established 1910. Subscription, 50 cents; sworn
average circulation, 6,300; 4 pages, 7 columns: length
of columns, 22 inches; width, 2}4 inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 2 cents a line, flat.
FREIE PRESSE. — Every Wednesday. Ger-
man. Non-Partisan. Established 1884. Press
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 85
cents; claimed average circulation for year 1910,
141,048: 8 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
19^ inches; width, 2^4 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents a line. Spec-
ial positions extra. Reading notices, 6 point
(about 7 words to the line), 60 cents a line; brevier,
80 cents a line; long primer, $1 a ine. Classified,
40 cents per count line.
See advertisement on page 419.
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NEBRASKA
INDEPENDENT FARMER AND WEST-
ERN SWINE BREEDER— Every Thursday.
Agricultural and Stock. Established 1889. State
Journal Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents;
estimated circulation, 35,000; 16 pages, 4 col-
umns: length of columns. 14 inches; width, 2i
inches. Forms close Monday preceding.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line. No
discount for time or space. Classified, 2 cents a
word (minimum charge, 30 cents). Reading
notices, 25 cents per count line (minimum charge,
?1>.
NEBRASIvA ECHO.— Every Friday. German.
Independent. Established 1900. Chr. Kuhl, pub-
lisher. Subscription, SI; 8 pages, 15x22.
Advertising rates on application.
NEBRASKA
NEBRASKA FARMER.— Every Thursday.
Agricultural. Established 1869. S. R. McKelvie,
publisher. Claimed average circulation exceeding
40,000; 24 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 14
inches; width, 2^6 inches. Forms close Tuesday
noon preceding.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, oO cents a line. Minimum charge
for display or readers, $1. Classified, 3 cents a
word.
NEBRASKA STATE DEMOCRAT.— Every
Saturday. Democratic. Established 1888. Demo-
crat Publishing (ilo., publishers. Subscription,
$1; estimated circulation, 5,000; 8 pages, 6
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
2i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; tbree months,
$5.40; six months, $10.20; nine months, $14.40.
one year, $18. Local readers, 5 cents a line.
NEBRASKA TEACHER (The). —Monthly.
Educational. Established 1873. George L.
Towne and W. K. Fowler, editors and publishers.
Subscription, $1; sworn average circulation, for
year ending March, 1911, 7,265*; 48 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width,
3 inches. Can use matrices. Forms close 20th
preceding month.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, $1.50;
i page, $2.50; i page, $5; 4 page, $10; one page,
$20.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday. See
State Journal
POULTRY TOPICS.— Monthly. Poultry. Es-
tablished 1890. State Journal Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, 25 cents; estimated circulation, 8,000; 24 to
36 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches;
width, 2]4 inches. Can use matrices. Forms close
20th preceding month.
Advertising rates, per inch, one time, $1.50;
three month.-<, $3.75; six months, $6.60; one year
$12. Readmg notices, 3 cents per word each
insertion.
STAR — Everv evening except Sunday, and
SUNDAY MORNING AND WEEKLY, Fridays,
daily. Independent, Weekly Agricultural, Family.
Established 1902. Star Publishing Co., publishers,
Subscription, daily, S2; Sunday, $1; sworn average
circulation, daily, 21,137* not including Sunday
issue); weekly, guaranteed average circulation,
15,000*; 12 to 36 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21J^ inches; width, 2J^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily and Sunday, agate, less than
2,0001ines, 4 centsa line, 2,000 lines or more, 3 cents a
line; full position, 15 per cent extra. Classified, 1
cent a word (minimum charge 25 cents). Liquor ad-
vertising, 7 cents a line, flat. Reading notices (locals),
15 cents per count line; pure reading, brevier, 25 cents
a line; weekly, agate, 5 cents a line, flat.
See advertisement on page 524.
STATE JOURNAL.— Everv morninfr includ-
ing SUNDAY MORNING, andEVENING NEWS,
every evening except Sunday. Republican. Es-
tablished State Journal, 1870; News, 1879; State
Journal Co., publishers. Subscription, Journal,
$5.00; News, $3.00. Sworn average combined
circulation, moniing and evening, 32,122*; Sunday ,-
estimated, 14,560; 10 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 213^^ inches; width, 23 s inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, morning Journal
and Evening News, covering both editions,
each insertion, 5 cents a line; next reading, 5 J
cents; full position, 6 cents a line. No discount for
time or space. Classified, 1 cent a word (min-
imum charge, 20 cents). Reading notices, cut
off readers, 2 inches or more, displayed, 10 cents
per count line. News head, 15 cents; pure
reading, 50 cents a line.
NORFOLK
NEWS. — Every morning and evening except
Sunday. Republican. Established 1877. The
Huse Publishing Co.. publishers. Subscription,
$3; sworn average circulation, 8,000*; 6 and 8 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20J^ inches; width, 23^
inches.
Advertising rates, daily, 35 cents an inch;
100 inches, or more, within one year, 20 cents
an inch.; next reading, 223 '2 cents. Classified, 1 cent
a word (minimum charge, 10 cents).
OMAHA
BEE. — Every morning including SUNDAY,
and everv evening except Sunday. Established
1871. The Bee Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, daily and Sunday, $6; sworn
average circulation for three months ending
March 31, 1911, daily and Sunday, 47,154*; daily,
8 to 12 pages, Sunday, 36 to 56 pages; daily and Sun-
day 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
23^ inches Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily and Sunday, agate, 7
cents a line. No discount for time or space.
Classified, 13^ cents a word, first time; 1 cent a
word for each subsequent consecutive insertion.
(Minimum charge, 20 cents.) Reading notices,
minion, 40 cents a line; by the month, $7.50
a line.
DANSKE P I O N E E R.— Every Thursday.
Danish. Established 1872. Sophus F. Neble
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2.25;
guaranteed average circulation for first six months
in 1911, 39,345*; 12 to 16 pages, 8 columns; length of
columns, 23 inches; width, 23^8 inches. Can use
matrices. Office, Neble Building.
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NEBRASKA
Advertising rates, agate, per inch, per time,
84 cents; special position, 98 cents an inch; read-
ing notices and display appearing among reading
notices, S2.10 an inch. No advertisements on
first or fourth pages.
See advertisement on page 471.
FARM AIAGAZINE (The\— Semi-Monthlv
(1st and 15th). Agricultural. Established 1904.
The Farm Magazine Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, 50 cents; sworn average circulation, for first
six months in 1911 63,880*; 24 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 13 inches; width, 25^8 inches. Forms
close 5th and 20th perceding month. Office, 1412
Farnam Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line. Clas-
sified 5 cents a word.
HOSPODAR.— Bi-Weekly. Bohemian. Agri-
cultural. Established 1891. National Printing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, 81; sworn circulation,
30,984*; 32 to 40 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
13' 2 inches: width, 2K inches. Office, 509-511 S.
12th Street.
Advertising rates, 75 cents per inch, per time.
INVESTIGATOR.— Everv Thursdav. Independ-
ent. Established 1906. World Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, 25 cents; estimated circula-
tion, 15,000; 8 pages, 17x24. Office, 1412 Farnam
Street.
Advertising rates on application.
MONTHLY TIDINGS.— Monthly. Fraternal.
Established 1895. Woodmen Circle, publishers.
Subscription, .50 cents; guaranteed circulation exceed-
ing 100,000 (from November, 1911 issue, 125,000*);
16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13'4' inches;
width, 2' s inches. Office, W. O. W. Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 75 cents per line, measured.
See advertisement on page 432.
MOTORIST.— Monthly. Automobiles and Aero-
nautics. Established 1909. The Motorist Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription. 81; guaranteed
paid circulation, 10,6.50; 56 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, 11' 2 inches; width, 3 inches. Forms
close 20th preceding month. Office, Bee Building.
Advertising rates, 25 cents a line. Classified,
.same rate; 12 Issues, 82.50; ,'„ page„ (17 lines), .85.10;
]i page, $9.60; J4 page, 818.15; '2 page, 833.74; one
page, 862,79.
NEBRASKA FARM JOURNAL.— Semi-month-
ly. Agricultural Established 1896. Arthur Capper,
publisher Subscription, 50 cents; guaranteed
circulation, 100,00(1; 16 to 40 pages, 4 columns;
748 agate lines to the page (185 lines to column)
Forms close 10th and 25th of each month preceding
publication date. Can use matrices. Office, Cham-
ber of Commerce, Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line; full
position, 10 per cent extra; one page, one time,
.S240. Reading notices, 80 cents a line. Classi-
fied, 4 cents a word (4 times, 12 cents a word).
See advertisement on p.ige 505.
NEWS. — Everv evening except Sunday, and
SUNDAY MORNING. Independent. Establish-
ed 1899. The Daily News Publishing Co.. pub-
lishers. Subscription, daily and Sunday, $2.50 ;
NEBRASKA
.sworn average circulation, for first six months ending
June 30, 1911, 60,978*; Sunday, claimed 35,000; daily,
10 to 24 pages; Sunday, 24 to 40 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2}-8 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 17th and Jackson Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, 8 cents a line, with posi-
tion, 9 cents a line. No discount for time or space.
Classified, 1 cent a word; $1.50 a line per month.
Reading notices, 50 cents per count line.
OSVETA AMERICKA, WILBERSKE LIS-
TY. CESKY OBZOR, MINNESOTSKE NOV-
INY, KANSASKE ROZHLEDY, CESKY
SLOVENSKY OBZOR, CESKO SLOVANSKY
OBZOR, AND ROZHLEDY.— Illustrated week-
lies. Every Wednesday. Bohemian-American
Newspaper Union, publishers. Sworn circula-
tion, 25,821. Office, 509-311 S. 12th Street.
Advertising rates on application.
POKROK ZAPADU.— Every Tuesday. Bo-
hemian. Established 1871. Pokrok Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.50; estimated
circulation, 16,500; 12 pages, 6 columns; length
of columns, 20 inches; width, 2i inches. Office,
1309-11 Howard Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents an inch,
each insertion. Preferred position, 15 and 25 per
cent extra. Also publishes 7 other editions for
different states. Claimed combined circulation,
47,781.
POSTEN.— Every Wednesday. Swedish. Es-
tablished 1886. Omaha Posten Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circulation,
13,500; 12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21^ inches; width, 2>^ inches. Office, 1505
Howard Street.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch per time.
Preferred position, 20 per cent extra. Reading
notices, 15 cents a line.
SOVEREIGN VISITOR.— Monthly. Frater-
nal. Established 1890. H. J. Root, business
manager. Subscription, 50 cents; guaranteed aver-
age circulation exceeding 650,000; 24 pages, 4
columns; length of columns, 13',2 inches; width,
2} inches. Forms close 10th of preceding
month. Office, Woodmen of the World Building .
Advertising rates, $2 per agate line, each inser-
tion.
TRIBUENE.— Every Thursday. German. In-
dependent. Established 1882. Tribuene Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; esti-
mated circulation, 9,200; 8 to 12 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2^ inches.
Office, 1311 Howard Street.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, 40 cents;
three months, 10 per cent discount; six months,
20 per cent; one year, 25 per cent discount.
Open space, within one year, 500 inches, 10
per cent discount from one time rate; 1,000
inches, 20 per cent; 2,500 inches, 25 per cent;
5,000 inches, 30 per cent discount. Business
notices, 10 cents a line.
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NEBRASKA
TRUE VOICE (The).— Every Friday. In-
dependent. Established 1903. The True Voice
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2;
estimated circulation, 5,450; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2J^ inches.
Office, Barker Block.
Advertising rates, 15 cents per brevier line,
with discount on 10 lines and over.
TWE.MTIETH CENTURY F A R M E R.-
Every Wednesday. Agricultural. Established
1900. The Bee Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
.scription, 81; sworn average circulation, for three
months ending March 31, 1911, 100,244*; 24 to 40
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13 inches; width,
23^ inches. Forms close Friday preceding. Can
use matrices. Office, Bee Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line. No
discount for time or space. Classified, 4 cents a
word, in agate type. Reading notices, SI per minion
line.
NEBRASKA
WESTERN BANKER (The).— Monthly. Fi-
nancial. Established 1906. Chase Publishing Co.,
publishers. .Subscription, $2; sworn average circula-
tion, 6,000*; 40 to 60 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 13 inches; width, 17 ems pica. Can use mat-
rices. Office, 1505 Howard Street.
Advertising rates, $1.50 an inch; 3 months, $4.25:
6 months, 88; one year, $15. Reading notice.s, 50
cents per count line. Classified, 2 cents a word.
WORLD-HERALD.— Every morning includ-
ing SUNDAY, every evening except Sunday,
and SEMI-WEEKLY, Tuesday.s and Fridays.
Democratic. Established 1865. World Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, daily and Sunday,
S4; sworn average circulation, for five months ending
May 31, 1911, daily, 51,690*; net; Sunday, estimated
37,100; semi-weekly, 50 cents; claimed circulation,
8,000; 12 to 60 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21}^ inches; width, 21^ inches. Can u.se matrices"
Office, 1412 Farnam Street.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, 7 cents a line;
Sunday, 6 cents a line; position, next reading, J^
cent a line additional; full position, 1 cent a line
extra. Always top of column and next reading,
IJ-^ cents a line extra. Reading notices, "adv.,"
affixed, 50 cents a line; telegraphic readers, $1
a line. Classified, li cents a word, one time;
two or more consecutive insertions, 1 cent a
word; one month, $1.80 (minimum charge, 20
cents). Semi-weekly rates on application.
SOUTH OMAHA
DROVERS' JOURNAL-STOCKMAN —Every
eveinng except Sundav. Live Stock and
Farm. Established 1888. Journal-Stockman
Co., publishers. Subscription. $4; sworn aver-
age circulation for three months ending March
31, 1911, 17,933; (average for year 1910, 15,732); 4
to 12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, '2ii inches;
width, 2J'8 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, display, agate, open space,
within one year, 4 cents a line; 1,000 lines, 3 J
cents; 5,000 lines, 3i cents; 10,000 lines, 3 cents
a line. Classified, 5 cents per count line. Read-
ing notices, 10 cents per count line; first page,
25 cents. No charge less than $1. Combina-
tion rates, including Drovers' Telegram, Drov-
ers' Journal-Stockman and East St. Louis Nat-
ional Live Stock Reporter on application.
See advertisement on page 567.
SUPERIOR
PHILATELIC WEST.— Monthly. Philatelic.
Established 1895. L. T. Brodstone publisher. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; claimed circulation, exceeding
14,000; 100 pages, or more, 7x10.
Advertising rates on application.
See advertisement on page 508.
NEVADA
GOLDFIELD
TRIBUNE.— Everv Saturdav. Mining and
Local. Established 190"4. Tribune Printing Co.,
publishers. Claimed circulation 6,500.
Advertising rates, daily, 75 cents an inch; 3
times, $1.75; one week, S3; one month, $9;
three months, 10 per cent discount; six months,
15 per cent; one year, 25 per cent. Reading
notices, 15 cents a line. Classified, 10 cents a
line; by the week, 8 cents; by the month, G
cents a line.
RENO
GAZETTE. — -Every evening except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1876. Reno Gazette
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $7.80
by carrier; $6 by mail; estimated circulation, 5,900;
(Friday edition, 7,500); 12 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20}-^ inches; width, 2,^,, inches.
Advertising rates, one time, 60 cents an inch;
one week, 373-^ cents; one month. 32J/^ cents;
three months, 30 cents; six months, 27 J^ cents;
one year, 25 cents an inch; one inch minimum space.
Preferred position, 15 and 25 per cent extra. Classi-
fied, 1 cent a word first insertion; ^ cent a word
additional insertions. Star reading notices, 20
cents a line; pure readers 50 cents; telegraphic
readers, $1 a line.
STATE JOURNAL.— Every morning includ-
ing Sunday. Democratic. Established 1870.
Nevada State Journal (Inc.), publishers. Sub-
scription, 86; estimated circulation, 5,000; 8 pages
(Sunday. 10 to 16 pages), 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 20J^^ inches; width, 2% inches.
Advertising rates, 1 to 50 inches, 42H cents an inch ;
51 to 100 inches, 40 cents; 101 to 500 inches, 37}^ cents ;
501 to 1,000 inches, 32}2 cents; 1,001 inches, or more,
30 cents an inch. Reading notices, starred, minion,
20 cents per line; starred agate, 10 cents per line for
first insertion; subsequent insertions, }-^ above rates.
Classified, 1 cent a word first insertion; i cent
a word each subsequent insertion.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
CONCORD
INDEPENDENT STATESMAN. — Every
Thursday. Republician. Established 1823. Wm. D.
Chandler, publisher. Subscription, $1.25; estimated
circulation, 6,000; 12 pages, 6 columns; length of col-
umns, 211^ inches; width, 2K inches. Can use ma-
trices.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $1; one
month, $3; three months, $9; six months, $16; one
year, $2S. Discount on 5 inches and upward, 10
to 33i per cent. Business notices, 15 cents per
line each insertion.
ISSUE.— Monthly. Temperance. Established
1900. J. H. Robbins publisher. Subscription, 25
cents; estimated circulation, 6,000; 8 pages, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 11 inches; width, 3 inches.
Advertising rates on application.
NATIONAL GRANGE.— See Westfield Mass.
MANCHESTER
CANADO-AMERICAIN (Le).— Every Monday.
French-Canadian. Fraternal. Established 1899.
Association Canado-Americain, publishers. Sub-
scription, SI; sworn circulation, 14,749; 4 pages, 6
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2}i
inches.
Advertising rates, 25 cents an inch; 100 inches,
22} Q cents; 250 inches, 21>i cents; 500 inches, 20 cents.
MAGNIFICAT (The).— Monthly. Catholic.
Established 1907. Sisters of Mercy, publishers.
Subscription, SI; estimated circulation, 5,000; 40
to 60 pages. 4 columns; length of columns; 14*
inches; width, 2i-'i; inches Forms close 20th
preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, j\ page, one time, $2.50;
one page, $20.
MIRROR AND AMERICAN.— Every evening
except Sunday, and MIRROR AND FARMER,
Thursdays. Republican. Established 1850. The
.lohn B. Clarke Co., publishers. Subscription,
daily, $6; estimated circulation, daily, 9,500; weekly,
50 cents; estimated circulation, 35,000; daily and
weekly, 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
203^ inches; width, 2^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 1 inch, one
time, $1.50; one week, $4.50; one month, $10;
three months, $18; six months. $28; one year,
$45. E. O. D., 66 j per cent of daily rates; twice
a week, 50 per cent of daily rates; once a
week, 33J per cent. Open space within one year,
ranging from 35 cents an inch on 100 inches, to
20 cents an inch on 1,000 inches and over. Posi-
tion, extra. Reading notices, minion, 30 cents
a line with discount on 250 lines and over; non-
pareil, 20 cents a line. Classified, 2^ cents a line
(minimum charge, 25 cents). Open space, dis-
play, within one year, 100 inches, 35 cents an
inch; 250 inches. 28 cents; 500 inches, 25 cents:
1,000 inches, 20 cents an inch. Weekly, display, 25
cents per line, agate, each insertion. Discount
$20, 10 per cent; $40, 15 per cent; $65, 20 per
cent; $100, 25 per cent; $150, 30 per cent; $200,
33i per cent, etc. Minion readers, 50 cents a
line; nonpareil, 45 cents.
UNION. — Every morning and evening except
Sunday. Republican. Established 1863. Man-
chester Union Co., publishers. Subscription, $6;
sworn average circulation for year 1910, 16,574*;
12 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22 inches;
width, 2)1 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, including morning
and evening editions, 1 inch, one time, $1.05;
one week, $3.50; one month, $12.30; three months
$32.76; six months, $49.14; one year, $93.60.
Special rates for e. o, d., etc. Outside pages,
add 100 per cent for first page; 50 per cent for
last page. Open space, within one year, 50
inches, 87 cents an inch; 100 inches, 77 cents; 150
inches, 70 cents; 200 inches, 66 cents; 250 inches,
62 cents; 300 inches, 60 cents; 350 inches, 57
cents; 400 inches, 55 cents; 500 inches, 51 cents;
000 inches, 47 cents; 700 inches, 45 cents; 800
inches, 42 cents; 900 inches, 40 cents; 1.000
inches or more, 37i cents an inch. Classified,
4 cents a line. Reading notices, 50 cents a line;
first page, $1. Telegraphic readers. $1 a line.
PORTSMOUTH
RAILWAY POST OFFICE (The).— Monthly,
Postal. Railway Mail Association, publishers.
Subscription, 25 cents; sworn average circu-
lation for year ending April, 1911, 14,446*; 36
pages, 3 columns; length of columns, OH inches;
width, 2 ?s inches. Forms close 14th of each month.
Advertising rates on application.
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
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NEW JERSEY
ASBURY PARK
PRESS. — Every evening except Sunday, and
SUNDAY MORNING. Independent Demo-
cratic. Established 1879. J. Lyle Kinmonth,
publisher. Subscription, daily $5; Sunday, $1.50.
Claimed average circulation, daily and Sunday,
for year 1910, 5,.559; daily, 8 to 16 pages; Sunday,
16 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of columns
21J inches; width, 2J inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 20 cents an inch; 500 inches,
or more, 15 cents an inch. Composition, 5 cents
an inch extra; full position (minimum 28 lines),
15 per cent extra. Classified, 1 cent a word (mini-
mum charge, 25 cents). Reading notices, 5 and 10
cents per count line.
Also publishes a morning edition from June to
September.
ATLANTIC CITY
PRESS. — Every morning except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1895. Walter E. Edge,
publisher. Subscription, $3; sworn average circu-
lation for year 1910, 8,265; during summer months,
claimed, 9,279; 8 , 10, 12 and 14 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20)^ inches; width, 2% inches;.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line. Open
space, within one year, 500 lines, 3i cents a line;
3,000 lines, 3 cents; 5,000 lines, or more, 2J cents
a line; preferred position, 10 and 25 per cent
extra. Classified, 1 cent a word. Reading no-
tices, 25 cents a line each insertion.
Also publishes EVENING UNION. Adver-
tising rates on application.
See advertisement on page 474.
REVIEW. — Every morning except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1872. Henry S. Wal-
lace, publisher. Subscription, ?3; estimated circula-
tion 5,000; 8 to 32 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20J4 inches; width, 2J6 inches.
Advertising rates, daily, 16 cents an inch, each
insertion. Reading notices, first page, 25 cents a
line; inside pages, 10 cents a line. Classified, 1
cent a word, with discount for time.
BRIOGETON
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday. Re-
publican. Established 1879. Evening News Co.,
(Inc.) publishers. Subscription, $3; estimated
circulation, 5,000; 4 to 8 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20)2 inches; width, 2}i inches.
Advertising rates 35 cents an inch; 25 inches 25
cents; 100 inches, 20 cents; 250 inches, 18 cents; 500
inches or more, 15 cents an inch. Composition,
5 cents an inch extra. Classified, 1 cent a word
(minimum charge 25 cents). Reading notices, 5
cents a line.
CAMDEN
COURIER. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent Republican. Established 1882.
The Courier Co., pubHshers. Subscription, $3;
sworn average circulation, exceeding 10,000*; 8 to
16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21J^ inches;
width, 2J^ inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, transient, 10 cents per line;
one month, 4 cents; three months, 3J^ cents;
e. o. d., 4 cents; six months, 3 cents; e. o. d., 3J^
cents; one year, 2 cents; e. o. d., 2}A cents a line,
per time; 8 cents an inch extra for composition.
Reading notices, 25 cents a line. Classified, 10
cents a line; one week, 5 cents a line, per time.
MUSICAL ENTERPRISE.— Monthly. Musi-
cal. Established 1888. W. M. Kain. publisher.
Subscription, 50 cents; estimated circulation,
7,000; 28 pages, 13x18.
Advertising rates on application.
POST-TELEGRAM.— Every evening except
Sunday. Republican. Established 1875. Post-
Telegram Co.. publishers. Subscription, $3;
sworn average circulation for first six months in 1911 ,
10,477*; 10 and 12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
2OJ4 inches; width, 2^4 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; 350 linos,
within one year, 9 cents; 700 lines, 7 cents; 1,400
lines, 5 cents; 2,800 lines, 4 cents; 4,200 lines, 3 cents;
7,000 lines, 214 cents; 9,800 lines, 2 cents a line. Pre-
ferred position 10 and 20 per cent extra. Classified,
1 cent a word (minimum charge, 15 cents).
CLIFTON PARK ^Weehawken P. O.)
AMERICAN HOUSEKEEPER ( T h e ).—
Monthly. Housekeeping. Established 1888.
The R. D. Boniface Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1; estimated circulation, 70,000; 128 to 144 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2}^
inches. Can use matrices. Forms close one month
in advance.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line; $80
per page; i and i pages, pro rata. No time dis-
counts.
ELIZABETH
JOURNAL. — Every evening e.xcept Sunday.
Republican. Established 1871. Aug. S. Crane,
publisher. Subscription, $6; sworn average cir-
culation for first six months in 1911, 11,519*; 12
to 36 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches;
width, 2J^8 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 25 to 35 inches, 75 cents an inch;
35 to 50 inches, 60 cents an inch; 50 to 75 inches, 55
cents; 75 to 100 inches, 50 cents; 100 to 200 inches,
40 cents; 200 to 300 inches, 35 cents; 300 to 400 inches,
33 cents; 400 to 500 inches, 31 cents; 500 inches, or
more, 30 cents an inch. A discount of 5 per cent is
allowed when plates of entire advertisement are
furnished. Classified, 1 cent a word. Reading
notices, brevier, 20 cents a line; nonpareil, 15 cents
a line first insertion; subsequent insertions, }{ less.
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NEW JERSEY
TIMES. — Every evening except Sunday,
pemocratic. Established 1901 Elizabeth Even-
ing Times Co., publishers. Subscription, $3;
estimated circulation, 6,000; 12 to 32 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of Columns, 21 inches; width,
2i inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line; less
than 500 inches, on contract, 35 cents an inch;
500 inches, or 2 t. a w. for one year, 28 cents an
inch; 1,000 inches, or 3 t. a. w., for one year, 21
cents. Competition extra. Reading notices, 20
cents a line; first page, 30 cents a line. Classified,
1 cent a word, first time; ^ cent a word each
subsequent insertion.
HACKENSACK
RECORD AND BERGEN COUNTY HER-
ALD. — Every evening except Sunday. Repub-
lican. Established 1895. Siibscription, $3;
sworn average circulation, for year 1910, 5,604; 6 and
8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20^2 inches;
width, 2 1^6 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, less than 200 inches, 50 cents
an inch; 200 inches, 25 cents; 500 inches, 22
cents; 1,000 inches, 18 cents. Preferred position,
10 and 25 per cent additional. Reading notices,
20 cents a line, first time; 10 cents subsequent in-
sertions.
HOBOKEN
COLUMBIAD.— Monthly. Knights of Columbia.
Columbiad Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, 25 cents; sworn circulation, exceeding 250,000;
20 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 133^^ inches;
width, 2J^ inches. Forms close 15th preceding
month.
Advertising rates, agate, 75 cents a line; full page.
(760 lines), $456; ji page, $256.50; M page, ?135.38.
Reading notices, $1.50 a line.
HUDSON OBSERVER.— Every evening except
Sunday. Independent. The Hoboken Printing
and Publishing Co., publishers. Established 1892.
Subscription, S3; sworn average circulation for first
quarter in 1911, 36,000*; 12 to 32 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21^/4 inches; width, 2J/8 inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; one
month. 8 cents; three months, 7 cents; six months,
6J^ cents; one year, 6 cents a line. Open space within
one year, 1,000 lines, 9 cents a line ; 2,000 lines, 8 cents
aline: 5,000 lines, 7 cents; 7,000 lines, 6J'2 cents;
10,000 lines, 6 cents a line. Special flat rate for
financial, 10 cents per agate line; hotels and resorts
5 cents a line; publications, 8 cents a line. Double
column advertisements must be at least 21 lines
deep; triple column, 42 lines deep. Real Estate
8 cents a line, with discount on 2,500 lines, or
more. Preferred position, extra. Reading notices,
minion, starred or cut-off rule, 25 cents a line.
First page, 50 cents a line, with discount on 500 lines
and over; under heading "worth knowing," 25
cents a line each insertion (no discount) ; tele-
graphic readers, first page, $1 a line; inside pages,
50 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word (mini-
mum charge, 10 cents). Classified, displayed,
(10 lines minimum), 10 cents a line.
NEW JERSEY
SENTINELLA.— Every Tuesday. Italian.
Democratic. Established 1903. Giovanni Gal-
lina, editor and publisher. Subscription, $1; 4 pages,
18x24.
Advertising rates on application.
JERSEY CITY
AMERICAN FAMILY JOURNAL.— Monthly.
Literary. Established 1904. Ladies' Home Mag-
azine Co., publishers. Guaranteed average cir-
culation, exceeding 300,000; length of columns,
12i inches; width, 2^ inches. Forms close 5th
preceding month. Can use matrices. Office, 88
Forrest Street.
Advertising rates, agate, display, $1.40 a line;
}4 page, (200 lines), one time, $253; yi page, $448;
one page, $728. Reading notices, $2 per agate, line.
GLOS NARODU.— Every Thursday. Polish.
Independent. Established 1890. Wiktoe Wil-
noz, publisher. Subscription, $1.50; estimated
circulation, 8,000; 4 pages, 17x24. Office, 205
Washington Street.
Advertising rates on application.
JERSEY JOURNAL.— Every evening except
Sunday. Independent Republican. Established
1867. The Evening Journal Association, publishers.
Subscription, $6; guaranteed average circulation
for six months ending April 30, 1911, 26,203; 14 to 18
pages, 8 columns; length, of columns, 21J-^ inches;
width, 2M inches. Can use matrices. Office, Journal
Square.
Advertising rates, agate, 14 lines, or more, 6 cents
a line; next reading, 10 per cent extra; full position,
25 per cent extra; with reading on 3 sides, double
display rate. No discount for time, or space. Special
rate for summer resorts( advertisements of all kinds
must be same depth in inches as columns in width.
Bottom of column reading notices, "adv." affixed.
50 cents a line; first page, $1 a line. Pure reading
matter, starred, $1 per line each insertion (inside
pages only). Classified, 1 cent a word (minimum
20 words) .
LABOR WORLD OF NEW YORK AND
NEW JERSEY.— Every Thursday. Indepen-
dent. Labor. Established 1906. The Labor
World Publishing Co. (Inc.), publishers. Sub-
scription, $2; estimated circulation, 60,000; 8 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 19)2 inches; width,
2}4 inches. Can use matrices. Office, 89 Mont-
gomery Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line.
NEWARK
FREIE ZEITUNG.— Everv morning except
Sunday, DER ERZAEHLER, SUNDAYS.
German. Independent Republican. Estab-
lished, daily, and Sunday, 1858. Benedict Preith,
publisher. Subscription, daily, with Sunday,
$7.50; estimated circulation, daily, 6,500; Sun-
day, $2; estimated circulation, 10,300; daily, 8 to
12 pages; Sunday, 24 to 30 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 21 inches; width, 2 1/6 inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 75 Market street.
Advertising rates, d?.ilv, 50 cents an inch;
250 inches, 45 cents; .500 inches, 40 cents; 1,000
inches, 35 cents; 2,000 inches, or more, 30 cents an inch.
Reading notices, 30 cents a line with discount on
250 lines and over; inside pages,} 2 these rates. Classi-
fied, 1 cent a word; by the week, 4 cents; by the
month, 50 cents a line. Rates for Sunday
fu^nished on application.
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NEW JERSEY
liEDGER. — Every Saturday. Democratic
and Catholic. Established 1893. Herman E.
Jj. Beyer, publisher. Subscription, $1; estimated
circulation, 7,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 20 J inches; width, 2 J inches. Office,
44 Mechanic Street.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $1; yearly
contracts subiect to discount.
NEW JERSEY BAPTIST BULLETIN.—
Monthly. Religious. Established 1891. D. De
Wolf, publisher. Subscription, 25 cents; claimed
average circulation, 6,225; 16 pages and cover,
2 columns; length of columns, 7i inches; width,
15 ems. Office, 825 Broad Street.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch.
NEW JERSEY
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday. Inde-
pendent. Established 1883. The Evening News
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $5;
sworn average net circulation for three months
ending March 31, 1911, 73,849* (average for year
1910, 69,419*); 16 to 36 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 23' 2 inches; width, 2}-^ inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 215-217 Market Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 12i cents a line; one
month, 11 cents; three months, 10 cents; six
months, 9i cents; one year, 9 cents a line, per
time. E. O. D., one month, 11 J cents; 3 months,
lOi cents; 6 months, 10 cents; one year 9i cents;
i cent more per hue for 2 times a week. Open
space within one year, 2,000 lines, 11 cents a line;
3,000 lines, lOi cents; 5,000 lines, 10 cents; 7,000
lines, 9^ cents; 10,000 lines, 9 cents a line. Spec-
ial positions, extra. Classified, 1 cent a word.
(Minimum charge, 20 cents). Reading notices,
foot of column, marked "adv." agate, 40 cents
a line; nonpareil, 50 cents; full face heads, 60
cents a line; first page, agate, 70 cents a line;
nonpareil, 85 cents a line; full face heads, $1
a line.
RAILROAD EMPLOYEE.— Monthly. Labor.
Established 1891. Ben E. Chapin, editor and
publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; estimated
circulation, 17,000; 16 to 24 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2}-^ inches.
Forms close 20th of each month. Office, 494
Broad Street.
Advertising rates, SI. 50 an inch.
STAR. — ^Every morning and evening except
Sunday. Independent. Established 1832.
Newark Daily Advertiser Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Estimated combined circulation, 75,000;
12 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of columns
2H inches; width, 2^ inches. Can use matrices
Office, 794 Broad Street.
Advertising rates, morning and evening, com-
bined, agate, 12J^ cents a line. Preferred posi-
tion, 10 and 25 per cent extra; financial, 18 cents
a line; 1,000 lines, display, within one year, 11
cents a line; 5,000 lines, 10 cents; 10,000 lines,
9 cents a line. Resorts and hotels, 12 cents;
one month, $2 a line; e. o. d. one month, $1 a
line (minimum space, 5 lines). Strictly mail
order advertising, 10 cents a line. Reading
notices .marked "adv." or starred, foot of columns,
50 cents a line; first page, 75 cents; telegraphic
readers, $1 per count line. Classified, IJ^ cents
a word. Advertisements across two columns,
must be at least 28 lines deep.
SUNDAY CALL. — ^Every Sunday. Indepen-
dent. Established 1872. The Newark Call
Printing <fe Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $2.50; sworn average circulation for nine
months ending March 31, 1911, 38,403* (for March
average, 38,642*); 48 to 56 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 24 inches; width, 2^8 inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 204 Market Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; one
inch, one month, S5.50; three months, $16.25; six
months, $29.12; one year, $52; 500 inches,
within one year, $1.25 an inch; 1,000 inches, $1;
preferred position, extra. Classified, 1 cent a
word. Reading notices, agate, 50 cents a line
each insertion; full faced type, 75 cents a line.
NEW BRUNSWICK.
HOME NEWS. — Every evening except Sun-
day. Independent. Established 1872. The
Home News Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $5; estimated circulation, 5,500; 10 to 20
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20J^ inches;
width, 2^8 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 100 inches or less, 25 cents
an inch; 100 inches, 22 cents; 250 inches, 20 cents;
500 inches, 18 cents; 750 inches, 17 cents; 1,000
inches, 16 cents an inch; full position, 25 per cent
extra. Composition, 5 cents an inch extra;
matrices, 3 cents an inch extra. Reading notices,
first page, 15 cents a line; other pages, 10 cents
a line; subsequent insertions, J^ rate.
NEW MARKET
BLOODED STOCK FARMER — Monthly.
Agricultural. Established 1896, F. C Farmington,
Publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; guaranteed
average circulation exceeding 16,000*; 16 to 32 pages,
3 columns; length of columns, lOM inches; width
2J^ inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line.
ORANGE.
CHRONICLE. — Every evening except Sun-
day. Republican. Established 1869. Chronicle
Publishing (I!o., publishers. Subscription, $5;
claimed average circulation, 6,230; 8 to 16 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20 i inches; width,
2i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, transient, 25 cents an inch;
15 cents an inch for 200 inches or more; preferred
position, 20 per cent extra.
PASSAIC
HERALD. — Every evening except Sunday
and holidays. Democratic. Established 1873.
Robert G. Bremner, publisher. Subscription,
$3; sworn average circulation exceeding 8,100; 12
to 28 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches;
width, 2}4 inches.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time 75 cents; one
week, 45 cents; one month, 35 cents; three months,
25 cents; six months, 20 cents an inch, per time; one
inch, one year, $36. Open space, within one year,
500 inches, 50 cents an inch; 1,000 inches, 40 cents;
2,000 inches, 30 cents an inch; preferred position,
15 and 25 per cent extra. Reading notices, 10 cents
a line. Classified, 30 words or less, three times,
25 cents; one month, |2.
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NEW JERSEY
NEWS. — Every evening except holidays and
Sundays. Independent. E s t a b 1 i s h e d 1877.
News Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$3; claimed circulation, 6,490; 12 to 24 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 21}'2 inches; width, 2%
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch; 100 inches,
within one year, 30 cents an inch; 250 inches, 25
cents; 500 inches, 20 cents; 1,000 inches, 16 cents
an inch. Preferred positions, 10, 15 and 20 per
cent extra. Classified, 1 cent a word (minimum
charge, 15 cents). Reading notices, local page.
10 cents per count line (no charge less than 50
cents).
PATERSON
GUARDIAN. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 1836. Guardian Print-
ing and Publishing Co., publisher.^. Subscription,
$3; estimated circulation, 12,000; 10 to 24 pages, 8
columns; length of columns, 21^^ inches; width,
2}4 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $1; one
week, $3.50; one month, $10; three months, $20;
six months, $31; one year, $50; e. o. d., J of
daily rate. Open space, within one year, 250
inches, 55 cents an inch; 500 inches, 40 cents;
1,000 inches, 35 cents; 2,000 inches, 30 cents an
inch. Classified, 5 lines, three times, 25 cents.
Reading notices, 50 per cent additional to display
rates. Reading notices, 25 cents per line, each
insertion.
NEWS. — ^Every evening except Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 1890. The News Print-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; sworn
average circulation for year 1910, 12,392*; 12 to 32
pages, 8 columns; length of columns, 21 inches;
width, 214 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 8 cents a line; 1,400 lines.
Hi cents; 3,500 lines, 4 cents; 7,000 lines, 3J^ cents;
14,000 lines, 3 cents; 28,000 lines, 214 cents a line.
Composition, 5 cents an inch extra. Preferred posi-
tion, extra. Double column advertisements must
be at least 28 lines deep. Classified, 1 cent a word.
Reading notices, first page, $1 a line.
PRACTICAL DAIRYMAN.— Every Thurs-
day. Dairy- Breeders, Farm. Manhattan Dairy Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription $1; guaranteed
circulation 20,000*; 12 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 12'^ inches; width, 2M inches. Forms
close Tuesday preceding.
Advertising rates on application.
PRESS. — Every evening except Sunday, and
SUNDAY MORNING CHRONICLE. Repub-
lican. Established 1863. The Press-Chronicle
Co., publishers. Subscription, daily, $3; Sunday,
$1.50; estimated circulation, daily, 6,200; Sunday,
7,000; daily, 10 to 16 pages, Sunday, 16 to 24 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
2}4 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, 60 cents an
inch; 2 times, 55 cents an inch; 3 times, 50 cents;
4 times, 45 cents; 5 times, 40 cents; 6 times, 35
cents an inch, per time; 100 inches, within one
year, 30 cents an inch; 250 inches, 25 cents; 500
inches, 20 cents; 1,000 inches, 15 cents an inch.
Classified, 1 cent a word. Reading notices 10
cents a line.
NEW JERSEY
PERTH AMBOY
NEWS. — ^Every evening except Sunday. Indepen -
dent. Established 1879. Perth Amboy Evening
News Co., publishers. Subscription, $5.20; guaran-
teed average circulation for year 1911, 5,400; for
first three months in 1911, 5,750; 10 to 36 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 21% inches; width,
2J/8 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 25 cents an inch; 25 inches, 22
cents; 50 inches, 20 cents; 100 inches, 19 cents; 200
inches, 18 cents; 300 inches, 17 cents; 400 inches, 16
cents; 500 inches, or more, 15 cents an inch. Composi-
tion extra. Reading notices, 10 cents a line; first
page, 15 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word (mini-
mum charge, 10 cents).
RIDGEWOOD
EDITOR.— Monthly. Literary. Established
1895. The Editor Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1; estimated circulation, 7,500; 48 pages, and cover,
2 columns; length of columns, 21}^ inches; width,
214, inches.
Advertising rates, S40 per page.
RUTHERFORD
PRACTICAL DAIRYMAN.— See Paterson, N. J.
TRENTON
ST.\TE GAZETTE. — Every morning except
Sunday. Republican. Established 1846. State
Gazette Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $3 by mail claimed circulation, 10,000; 12 to
16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21' 2 inches;
width, 2^8 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, minion, one inch, one time,
50 cents. Open order, 35 cents an inch, with
discount for 200 inches and over. Reading notices,
10 cents a line; full_ face type, 15 cents a line.
Classified, 5 cents a line.
SUNDAY ADVERTISER.— Every Sunday.
Independent. Established 1883. Advertiser Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2.60;
guaranteed average circulation for year 1910,
14,320; 32 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
22 inches; width, 2M inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, one inch, one time,
$1; one month, $2.50; three months, $7; six
months, $12; one year, $24. Reduced graded
rate for larger space. Reading notices, 10 cents
a line; first page, 25 cents. Classified, 1 cent a
word.
TIMES. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1882. Trenton Times,
(Inc.), publishers. Subscription. $5; guaranteed cir-
culation for first quarter in 1911, 20,129*; 12 to 20
pages, 8 columns; length of columns, 22 inches; width,
2J inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 lines or more, 7
cents a line; 13 to 51 times, 28 lines, or more,
6 cents a line; 52 to 104 times, 5 cents; 104 times,
or more, 4 cents a line, per time. Open space,
within one year, 1,000 lines, (> cents a line; 2,000
lines, 5 cents; 5,000 lines, or more, 4 cents a line.
Double column and position advertisements
must be at least, 28 lines deep. Preferred
position, 10 and 25 per cent extra. _ Readmg
notice*, 3 lines, or more, nonijareil, 25 cents h
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NEW JERSEY
line, with discount on 500 lines and over; first page,
bottom of column, 50 cents a line (minimum, 3 lines),
telegraphic readers, $1 a line. Classified, l_cent a
word. No advertising on first page.
TRUE AMERICAN.— Every morning except
Sunday. Democratic. Established 1835. Tren-
ton True American Printing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $5; estimated circulation, 6,100; 10
to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22 inches;
width, 2}8 inches. Can use matrices_»^up to one-
half page.
NEW JERSEY
Advertising rates, electrotype matter, 1 to
50 inches, or 1 to 6 times, 30 cents an inch; 100
inches or 13 times, 28 cents; 250 inches or 26
times, 23 cents; 500 inches or 52 times, 18 cents;
1,000 inches or 156 times, 14 cents; 312 times,
12 cents an inch. Composition, 5 cents an inch
extra. Preferred position, 15 and 25 per cent
extra. Classified, 1 cent a word. Reading
notices, 10 cents a line, with discount on 250
lines and over; first page, 20 cents a line flat.
WEEHAWKEN
AMERICAN HOUSEKEEPER.— See Clifton
Park. N.J.
NEW MEXICO
ALBUQUERQUE
JOURNAL.— Every morning including SUN-
DAY. Republican. Established 1879. Journal
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $5;
sworn average circulation for year 1910, 6.933*;
8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20)-^
inches; width, 23-8 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 25 cents an inch; next reading
30 cents; full position, 35 cents. Reading notices,
10 cents a line. Telegraphic readers, 25 cents a
line. Classified, 1 cent a word (minimum charge,
75 cents).
TRIBUNE CITIZEN.— Every evening except
Sunday. Democratic. Established 1886. Tri-
bune-Citizen Co., (Inc) publishers. Sub.scription,
$6; estimated circulation, 5,200; 8 and 10 pages, 18x24.
Advertising rates on application.
LAS VEGAS
REVISTA CATOLICA.— Every Sunday. Span-
ish. Catholic. Established 1875 Jesuit Fathers,
editors and publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated
circulation, 5,000; 16 to 24 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns.
Advertising rates, 25 cents an inch.
NEW YORK
ALBANY
ARGUS.— Every morning including SUN-
DAY. Democratic. Established 1813 The
Argus Co., publishers. Subscription, daily, $3;
sworn average circulation, daily, 15,690; (Sunday,
19,740); 8 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 19i inches, width, 2J inches. Can use
matrices. Office. Broadway and Beaver Street.
Advertising rates, daily and Sunday, agate, 9
cents a line; 250 lines, 8 cents; 500 lines, 7 cents;
1.000 lines, 6 cents: 2,.500 lines, 5 cents; 5,000
lines, 4 cents; 10,000 lines, 3 cents; 20,000 lines,
2'^ cents a line; over 20,000 lines, 2 cents a fine.
Special position, 10 and 25 per cent extra. Classi-
fied, 10 cents per count line. Reading notices,
daily or Sunday, 10 cents a line. Local notices,
25 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 412.
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.— See Philadelphia
JTQlm
EMPIRE STATE MOTORIST.— Bi-weekly.
Empire State Motorist Publishing Co., publishers.
Advertising rates on application.
JOURNAL. — Every evening except Sunday.
Republican. Estabhshed 1830. The Journal
Co., proprietors. _ Subscription, daily, S3; sworn
average circulation, for three months ending
March 31, 1911, 18,624* (average for year 1910, 17,-
759); 8 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
193^ inches; width 2>^ inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 61 State Street.
Advertising rates, per agate line, daily, 100
lines, or less, within one year, 10 cents a line;
100 to 500 hnes, 8 cents; 500 to 1,000 lines, 6
cents; 1,000 to 4,000 lines, 5 cents; 4,000 to 5,00 C
lines, 4 cents; over 5,000 lines, 33^ cents a line.
Special rate for schools and resorts. Preferred
position, extra. Classified, 1 cent a word (mini-
mum charge 15 cents). Reading notices, 15
cents a line; business locals 25 cents a line. Pure
readers, 40 cents to $1 a line. Telegraphic readers,
$1 per line.
See advertisement on page 440.
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NEW YORK
KNICKERBOCKER - PRESS (The).— Every
morning except Sunday, and SUNDAY PRESS.
Independent. Established 1842. The Press Co.,
publishers. Subscription, daily, $6; Sunday, $2;
claimed circulation, daily, 1.5,000; Sunday, $2; cir-
culation, not given; daily, 10 to 14 pages; Sunday,
24 pages, 7 columns; width of columns, 2}/s inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 18 Beaver Street.
Advertising rates, daily and Sunday, agate, 4
cents a line. Financial, 6 cents aline; flat. Reading
notices, 30 and 48 cents per count line; telegraphic
readers, $1.20 per count line. Classified, 1 cent a word
(minimum charge 15 cents.)
TIMES-UNION.— Every evening except Sun-
day. Independent. Establi-shed 1853. Sub-
scription, $.3; guaranteed circulation, 39,000*; 10
to 16 pages, 8 columns; length of columns, 22 inches;
width, I2J2 ems. Can use matrices. Office, Beaver
and Green Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, 6 cents a line; no dis-
count for time or space. Preferred position, 15 and
25 per cent extra. Classified, 1 cent a word. Read-
ing notices, 50 cents and $1 a line; telegraphic readers,
$1 a line; first page, $2 a line.
See advertisement on page 462.
ARCADE
HERALD. — Weekly, embracing 4 papers in all.
Arcade Herald, Delevan Press, Holland Review
and Sardinia Censor. Republican. Established
1891. W. F. Arthurs, publisher. Subscription,
$1; claimed average circulation (combined) 5,300;
8 pages, 6 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2 1/6 inches.
Advertising rates, 14 cents an inch. Composition
extra. Discount on yearly contracts. Reading no-
tices, 5 cents a line.
AUBURN
CITIZEN. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1870. Auburn Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $6; estimated
circulation, 5,000; 10 to 16 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 23^ inches.
Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch; 10 to 50
inches, within one year, 40 cents; 50 inches, 30
cents; 100 inches, 25 cents; 2.50 inches, 20 cents;
.500 inches, 19 cents; 1,000 inches, or more, 18
cents an inch; preferred position, 15 and 25 per
cent extra. Minimum rate for liquor and beer
advertising, 25 cents an inch. Reading notices.
12 cents a line, (brevier), with discount on 500
lines and upward. Classified, 1 cent a word,
first insertion; J^ cent a word, subsequent inser-
tions. Minimum charge, 15 cents.
NEW YORK
SUNDAY TELEGRAM.— Every Sunday. In-
dependent. Established 18S7. Albany Tele-
gram Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; guaran-
teed circulation, 38,000; 20 to 32 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2% inches.
Forms close Friday preceding. Office, 5 Van
Tromp Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents per line, each
insertion. Reading notices, 20 cents per count
line.
BATAVIA
NEWS. — Every evening, except Sunday. Re-
publican. Established 1878. Griswold & Mc-
VVain, proprietors. Subscription, |K2: sworn
average circulation for year 1910, 7,943*; 6 to
8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2jt inches.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, one inch, one
time, 73 cents; one week, S2; one month, $5; three
months, $12. Special rates for e. o. d. etc; yearly
contracts, plate matter, every day, 15 cents an
inch; e. o. d. and 2 t. a. w., 17 J^ cents an inch;
1 t. a. w., 20 cents an inch; 3 inches, or tnore, each
insertion, on above schedule entitles privilege of
cancelling pro rata after 3 months insertion.
Open space, within one year, electrotyped matter,
100 inches, 25 cents an inch; 300 inches, 22 cents;
500 inches, or more, 20 cents an inch; preferred
position, extra. Classified, 5 lines, (25 words)
or less, one time, 25 cents; 3 times, 60 cents; one
week, $1. Reading notices, 15 cents a line; locals,
10 cents a line with discount for continued inser-
tions.
BINGHAMTON
HERALD.— See Republican.
PRESS AND LEADER.— Every evenincr ex-
cept Sunday. Independent. Press, established
1904: Leader, 1878. Binghamton Press Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $3; sworn average
circulation, 21,594*; 12 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 12 inches; width, 2)/^ inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; 39
times, or 1,000 lines, 6| cents a line; 78 times.
or 3,000 lines, 5 cents; 104 times, or 5,000 lines,
4i cents; 150 times, or 10,000 lines, 4 cents a line.
Position, extra. Reading notices, 25 cents per
count line, with discount on 500 lines and over.
See advertisement on page 478.
REPLTBLICAN. — ^Every morning except Sunday,
and HERALD, every evening except Sunday.
Republican. Established 1822. The Southern Tier
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, each
paper, $3; sworn average circulation for both papers
comlained, 20,287; 10 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20^2 inches; width, 2% inches.
Advertising rates, both papers combined, 8 cents
a line; 1,000 lines, within one year, 6 cents a line;
2,000 lines, 5 cents; 3,000 lines, iM cents; 5,000 lines,
4 cents; 10,000 lines, or more, 3J4 cents a line; Pre-
ferred position extra. Classified, 1 cent a word.
Reading notices, 25 cents a line, with discount on
500 lines and over. Advertising must go in both
papers. Neither sold separately.
BROOKLYN
BEDFORD RECORD (The).— Every Friday
Non-Partisan. Established 1902 L. I. Theuret,
publisher. Subscription, $1. Refuses to quote
circulation; 8 pages, 6 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2 3/16 inches. Office, 529
Nostrand Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 cents a line. Dis-
count, 4 times, 10 per cent; 13 times, 15 per cent;
26 times, 20 per cent; 52 times, 25 per cent. No
advertising on first page.
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NEW YORK
CHAT (The).— Semi-weekly, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Independent. Established 1900. The
Chat (Inc.), publishers. Subscription, SI. 50;
estimated circulation, Saturday edition 63,000;
Wedne.sday (Flatbush) edition, 14,000; 20 to 24 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20J<i inches; width,
1.3 ems. Can use matrices. Office, 16-18 Weirfield
Street.
Advertising rates, Saturday edition, agate, 20
cents a line; 10 lines (minimum) for one year, 15
cents a line; 5,000 lines within one year, 15 cents a
line; 10,000 lines, 12 cents; Flatbush edition, agate,
6 cents a line; if same copy as in "Chat", 4^4 cents a
line. Classified, 15 cents a line, with time discounts.
CHILD LORE MAGAZINE.— Monthly.
Juvenile. Established 1910. Child Lore Co., (Inc.),
publishers. Subscription, $1; guaranteed circula-
tion, 15,000; 48 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches: width, 2^i inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 1427 Union Street.
Advertising rates, $2.50 an inch; 14 page, $4; J4
page, S7; H page, $12; one page, S20. Discount
on 6 or more insertions.
See advertisement on page 468.
CITIZEN. —Every evening except Sunday,
and SUNDAY MORNING. Democratic. Es-
tablished 188fi, Subscription, dail.v, $3: Sunday,
$1.50; claimed circulation for nine months ending
April 30, 1911, daily, 34,002 (Sunday for same
period, 34,876); daily 12 and 16 pages; Sunday,
24 to 36 pases, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 i
inches; width, 2,^5; inches. Can use matrices.
Office. 397-401 Fulton Street.
Advertising rates, agate, ordinary, 15 cents a
line; 1,000 lines, within one year, 12 cents a line;
2,000 lines, 10 cents; 3,000 lines, 9}-2 cents; 5,000
lines, 9 cents; 7,500 lines, 8J-2 cents; 10,000 lines,
8 cents; 14,000 lines, 7 cents a line. Preferred
position, 5 cents a line extra. Classified, business
opportunities, 16 cents a line; financial, 16 cents a
line; yearly standing financial advertisements, 5
cents a line; personals, 25 cents; summer and winter
resorts, 10 cents a line; by the month, $1.50 a line;
publications, 10 cents a line; sporting and turf,
25 cents a line. Keading notices, 50 cents a
line; editorial page, 75 cents; first page, $1. No
extra charge for cuts or breaking column rules,
but double column advertisements must be not
less than 28 lines deep.
See advertisement on page 530.
COURIER.— Every Saturday. English and Ger-
man. Independent. Dr. M. Pelz, editor and pub-
lisher. Subscription, $1.50; 16 pages, 11x15. Office,
849 Willoughby Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
NEW YORK
EAGLE. — Every evening except Sunday, and
SUNDAY MORNING. Independent Demo-
cratic. Established 1840. Subscription, daily,
$8; estimated circulation, 50,000 (Sunday, 75,-
000); daily, 20 to 28 pages; Sunday, 56 to 72
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22J inches;
width, 2i inches. Can use matrices. Office,
Eagle Building 303-313 Washington, corner
Johnson Street.
Advertising rates, per agate line, general adver-
tising pages, 16 cents; editorial and last pages, 25
cents. Preferred position, 30 and 40 cents a line;
general classified, 16 cents a line; summer and
winter resorts, hotels, etc., 16 cents a line. Auto-
mobiles, 16 cents a line; financial, 20 cents; schools,
16 cents; for sale and real estate, 16 cents a line.
Reading notices, foot of column, first page, $1.50
per count line; following death notices, 50 cents a
line. Double column advertisements must be at
least 28 lines deep. No extra charge for display,
cuts or breaking column rules.
EVERY WHERE.— Monthly. Literary. Es-
tablished 1894. Every Where Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated cir-
culation, 32,000, 64 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 2i inches. Forms
close 10th preceding month. Office, 444 Greene
Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; one
page, one time, $33.60; \ and i pages, pro rata.
Minimum charge, SI. Reading notices, 25 cents
a line, agate measurement.
FINSKA AMERIKANAREN.— Every Thurs-
day. Swedish Independent. Established
1897. The New York Finnish Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $2; estimatetl circula-
tion, 5,000; 12 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 21 inches; width, 2i inches. Office, 465
Fourth Street.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch; discount on
8 or more insertions. Reading notices, 8 cents per
brevier line. Discount for space, display, 2,000
lines, 10 per cent; 4,000 fines, 15 per cent; 5,000
lines, 20 per cent. No discount on medical
advertising.
FREIE PRESSE.— Every evening except Sun-
day and SUNDAY MORNING. German. Re-
publican. Established 1864. Roehr Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, daily, with Sun-
day, $4.50; Sunday, $2; estimated circulation, daily,
and Sunday, 12,000; daily, 8 pages; Sunday, 24 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2}4
inches. Can use matrices. Office, 35 Myrtle Avenue.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate, 3
lines or more, 16 cents a line. Classified, finan-
cial, 16 cents; instruction, 10 cents; resorts, 15
cents; real estate 10 cents; 3 times, 20 cents a
line; special real estate rate, 7 times, 30 cents
a line (two line head allowed). Business cards,
per agate line, one month, daily, $1.25; Sunday,
40 cents; daily and Sunday, $1.50; three months;
daily, $2.50; Sunday, 75 cents; both, $3; six
months, daily, $4; Sunday, $1.25; both, S5;
one year daily, $6; Sunday, $2; both, $7. 50 a line.
12 changes on yearly contract, 10 per cent addi-
tional; e. o. d. one month, 75 cents a line; three
months $1.75; six months, $2.50; one year, $4;
preferred position, 10 and 25 per cent extra.
Reading notices, 25 cents per count line; editorial
and last page, 40 cents; first page, 5() cents a
line.
HOME TALK (South Brookh-n) Every Wednes-
day. Local. Established 1904. S. W. Green,
publisher. Subscription, $1; estimated circulation,
12,000; 12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21
inches; width, 2M inches. Office, 4911 Third Avenue.
Advertising rates, 75 cents an inch; one month,
70 cents; three months, 65 cents; six months, or
longer, 60 cents an inch.
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INTERNATIONAL STEAM ENGINEER —
Monthly. Mechanical and Labor. International
Union of Steam Engineers, publisher.?. Subscrip-
tion, $1; 50 pages, 7x10. Office, Temple Bar Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
NEW YORK
ITEM. — Every Friday. Local. Non-politicaL
Established 1904. J. H. Cox, publisher. Sub-
scription, $1; sworn circulation, 12,000*; 12
pages, 7 columns; lencth of columns, 21 inches;
width, 2M inches. Office, 499 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates. 75 cents an inch; one month,
70 cents; three months, 65 cents; six months, or
longer, 60 cents an inch.
LIFE (Brook! jTi). — Every Saturday. Society
and Home. Established 1889. Brooklyn Life Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; claimed
circulation, 30,000; 36 to 90 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, 12 inches; width, 2% inches. Can use
matrices. Forms close Tuesdays preceding. Office,
Eagle Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, minion, $1 a line; preferred pages,
extra. Discount, 1,000 lines, 5 per cent; 2,000
lines, 10 per cent; 3.000 lines. 15 per cent; 5.000
lines, 20 per cent. Resorts, 20 per cent discount.
MOTION PICTURE STORY MAGAZINE.—
Monthlv. Motion Pictures. Established 1911.
The M'. p. Publishing Co., Subscription, $1.50;
claimed circulation, about 100,000; 156 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 8 inches. Can use mat-
rices. Office, 26 Court Street.
Advertising rates on application.
NEWS (South Brooklyn).— Every Saturday.
Democratic. Established 1889. Brooklyn Week-
ly News Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents;
estimated circulation, 8,500; 12 to 16 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2)^
inches. Office, 4708 Third Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
NEW YORKIN UUTISET.— Every Thursday.
Finnish. Independent. Established 1906. Fin-
nish Newspaper Co., publishers. Subscription,
S2; estimated circulation, 5,200; 12 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 19'| inches; width, 2}/^ inches.
Office, 740 I'ortieth Street.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch.
REFORM. — Every Saturday. German and
English. Democratic. Established 1870. F.
Weidner Printing and Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1.50; claimed average circula-
tion, 12,900; 12 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 22 inches; width, 2i inches. Office,
1109 DeKalb Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; one
inch, one month, $3; three months, S7.50; six
months, $14; one year, $25. Discount for space.
Reading notices, brevier, 20 cents a line. Clas-
sified, 10 cents a line.
STANDARD UNION.— Every evening except
Sunday, and SUNDAY MORNING. Republican.
Established 1863 Brooklyn Union Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3.50; daily and
Sunday, 1 cent a copv; sworn average circulation
for first six months iii 1911, 59,234*; daily, 14 to 18
pages; Sunday, 20 to 24 pages, 8 columns; length of
columns, 21* inches; width, 12'^ ems. Can use mat-
rices. Office, 292-296 Washington Street and 317-321
Fulton Street.
Advertising rates, agate, per line, 10 cents
each insertion. Preferred position, extra.
Special rates for Special Pages. Classified, help
wanted, 3 lines or less 25 cents; 3 times, 50
cents; 10 cents for each additional line three
times; 5 cents for each additional line one time.
Business opportunities, 15 cents a line; financial,
16 cents; hotels and resorts 15 cents; $1.50 per
month for fixed space; new publications, 15 cents a
line. Reading notices, 40 cents a line; editorial page,
50 cents a line. Reading notices, 40 cents a line;
editorial page, 50 cents; first page, $1 a line.
See advertisement on page 425.
TIMES. — Every evening except Sunday. Re-
publican. Established 1848. Brookljnn Times Co.,
(Inc.) publishers. Subscription, S6; claimed cir-
culation, 40,000; 12 to 28 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 22 inches; width, 2% inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 24 and 26 Broadway.
Advertising rates, agate, per line, 12 cents;
editorial or fourth page, 25 cents a line; preferred
position, extra. Classified, business opportun-
ities, 15 cents a line; financial, 16 cents; resorts
and hotels, 10 cents; by the month. $1.50 a line;
personals, 20 cents a line. Reading notices, 50
cents a line; editorial page, 75 cents a line; first
page $1.
BUFFALO
AMERICAN POULTRY WORLD.— Monthly.
Poultry. Established 1909. American Poultry
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 50
cents; guaranteed average circulation, 40,000;
80 to 160 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10
inches; width, 2^ inches. Forms close 20th
preceding month.
Advertising rate, 7 lines, or more, agate, 30 cents
a line; 140 lines, 27 cents; 210 lines, 25 cents; 420 lines,
24 cents; these rates are for short term contracts,
on yearly contracts a further discount is made.
Reading notices, nonpareil, 60 cents a line.
AURORA AND CHRISTLICHE WOCHE.—
Every Friday German. Catholic. E s t a b-
lished 1851 German Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, publishers. Subscription, $1.50; claimed
circulation, 7,700; 8 pages, 6 columns; length of col-
umns, 19 inches; width, 238 inches. Office, 564
Dodge Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 3 cents a line each
insertion.
CATHOLIC UNION AND TIMES.— Every
Thursday. Catholic. Established 1871. Buffalo
Catholic Publication Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $2; estimated circulation, 15,000; 8 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20i inches;
width, 2i inches. Office, St. Stephen's Hall.
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Advertising rates, agate, $2 an inch, with
discounts .
COMMERCIAL. — Every evening except Sun-
day. Republican. Established, ISIO. James D.
Warren's Sons Company, publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $6; estimated circulation, 9,000; 10 to 16
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, ilJi inches.
Can use matrices. Office, cor. Washington and
No. Division Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, per line, 15 cents;
one week, 90 cents; one month, $1.56; three
months, $3.12; six months $4.68; one year,
$7.80; e. o. d., ^; twice a week, i; once a week,
i daily rates. Classified, 1 cent a word (each
figure and initial counts a word). Local reading
notices, 30 cents a line.
COURIER.— Every morninjr including SUN-
DAY. Democratic. Established 1828. W. J.
Conners, publisher. Subscription, daily, $3;
(Sunday S2.50); claimed average circulation, daily,
53,680; Sunday, 98,670; 10 to 12 pages; (Sunday,
60 to 80 pages), 7 columns; length of columns,
21% inches; width, 214 inches. Can use matrices.
Issues also the ENQUIRER, (evening, daily
circulation, 33,000). Office, 250 Main Street.
Advertising rates, agate, for COURIER and
ENQUIRER combined, 15 cents per line; 2 to 10
insertions, 14 cents; 11 to 26 insertions, 13 cents;
27 to 60 insertions, 12 cents; 61 to 100 insertions,
11 cents; 101 insertions, or more, 10 cents. Open
space used within one year, 100 inches, per agate
line, 14 cents; 250 inches, 13 cents; 500 inches,
12 cents; 700 inches, 11 cents; 1,000 inches, 10
cents per line. Preferred position, extra. Read-
ing notices, 40 cents a line, with discount on 100
lines and over; telegraphic readers, $1 per line
(10 lines to the inch). Classified, 2 cents a word,
or 12 cents a line (minimum charge, 30 cents).
Courier only, 1 cent a word. Sunday, display,
16 cents a line; 2 to 10 times, 15 cents: 11 to 26
times, 14 cents; 27 to 51 times, 13 cents; 52 times,
12 cents a line, per time. Open space. Sundav,
1,000 lines, within one year, 16 cents a line; 3,000
lines, 15 cents; 5,000 lines, H cents; 10,000 lines, 13
cents; 14,000 lines, or more, 12 cents a line. Half
tone section in Sunday issue, 20 cents a line, with
discount on 2 or more insertions. Reading notices,
Sunday edition, 50 cents a line, with discount on
100 lines and over. Classified, 1 cent a word.
DEMOKRAT. — Every evening except Sundav,
and SUNDAY MORNING. German. Inde-
pendent Democratic. Established 1837. F. C. B.
Held, publisher. Subscription, daily, $6.50;
claimed circulation, 9,250; Sunday, $2; claimed
circulation, 7,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 22 inches; width, 2>8 inches. Office,
250 Main Street.
Advertising rates, daily, 1 inch, one time, 75
cents; one week, $3; one month, $8; three months,
$18; six months, $30; one year, $50. Special
line rates for e. o. d , etc. Reading notices,
nonpareil, 15 cents a line; classified advertise-
ments, 1 cent a word.
DZIENNIK DLA WSZYSTKICH.— Dailv ex-
cept Sunday. Polish. Non Partisan. Established
1907. A. Skarzynski, publisher. Subscription, 1 cent
a copy; estimated circulation, 15,000; 8 pages, 6 col-
umns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2}4 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 559 Fillmore Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
NEW YORK
EDUCATOR.— Monthly. Educational Es-
tablished 1889. W. Hazelton Smith, publisher
Subscription, $1; estimated circulation, 11,000;
48 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10 J
inches; width, 22 inches. Forms close 20th pre-
ceding month. Office, 117-119 Seneca Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line.
ENQUIRER. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 1837. W. J. Conners,
publisher. Subscription. $3: estimated circula-
tion, 33,000; 12 pages, 8 columns; length of col-
umns, 21J^ inches; width, 2}/^ inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 250 Main Street.
Advertising rates: See COURIER.
EXPRESS. — Every morning except Sunday,
ILLUSTRATED EXPRESS. Sundays. Inde-
pendent Republican. Established 1840. The
J. N. Matthews Co , owners. Subscription, daily,
$3; Sunday, $2; sworn average circulation for
last six months in 1910, daily, 42,437*; Sunday,
claimed average circulation, 62,000; daily, 12 to 16
pages (Sunday, 32 to 44 pages), 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 3-7 inches; width, 2i
inches. Can use matrices, and also halftones
in Sunday edition. Office, 177-183 Wa.shington
S treet.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, per line, 12^
j cents; 2 times, 10 cents; 26 times, 9 cents; 52
times, 8 cents; 78 times, 7 cents; 156 times, 6
cents a line, per time. Open space, used within
one year. 2,000 lines, 7i cents a line; 3,000 lines,
7 cents; 5.000 lines, or more, cents a line.
Reading notices, double open space rates: first
page readers, daily, 50 cents per agate line.
Classified daily or Sunday, 1 cent a word.
Sunday edition, 20 cents a line; 2, 3 or 4
times, 16 cents; 5 times. 15 cents; 9 times,
14 cents; 13 times, 13 cents; 26 times,
12 cents; 52 times, 10 cents a line, per time.
Open space used within one year, 2,000 lines,
15 cents a line; 3,000 lines, 14 cents; 5,000 lines,
or more, 12 cents a line. Strictly mail order ad-
vertising daily, 6 cents a line; Sunday, 12 cents a
line. Reading notices, Sunday, 50 cents a line;
first page readers, $1 a line. Special rate for
hotels and resorts, 8 cents a line in daily; 15 cents
a line in Sunday edition.
FREIE PRESSE.— Every evening except Sunday;
TRIBUNE, Sundav morning, and WEEKLY
FREIE PRESSE, Thursdays. German, Republican.
Reinecke & Zesch, publishers. Office, 352 Ellicott
street.
Advertising rates on application.
See advertisement on page 496.
GAZETA BUFFALOSKA.— Every Thursday.
Polish. Republican. Established 1900. Win-
centy Smolczynski, publisher. Subscription, $1;
claimed average circulation, 8,000; 8 pages, 6
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
2 inches. Office, 865 Fillmore Avenue.
Advertising rates, 40 cents an inch, with discounts.
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GAZETTEER AND GUIDE MAGAZINE
(The). — Monthly. Colored. Literary. Estab-
lished 1901. Gazetteer and Guide Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed circula-
tion, 7,000; 28 to 40 pages, 4 columns; width of col-
umns, 2% inches. Can use matrices. Office, 97
Florida Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 508.
NEW YORK
HORSE WORLD.— Every Tuesday. Breed-
ing and Turf. Established 1887. The Horse
World Co., (Inc.), publishers. Henry L. Allen,
editor. Subscription, $2; claimed circulation, 7,500;
20 to 24 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13 inches;
width, 214 inches. Forms close Monday preceding.
Office, 336 Ellicott Square.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $2.50;
one month, $9.45; three months, $21; six months,
$36; one year, $58. Larger space in propor-
tion. Further rates on application.
NATIONAL MONTHLY.— Monthly. Demo-
cratic. Established 1909. Norman E. Mack,
editor and publisher. Subscription, $1; guar-
anteed circulation, 125,000; 4 columns to page; length
of columns, 13 inches; width, 234 inches. Forms
close 20th preceding month. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line; 10
per cent discount on }4 page, or more; back cover
page, 9x13 (3 colors), $500 flat.
NEWS. — Every evening except Sunday, and
SUNDAY MORNING NEWS. Republican. Es-
tablished 1873. E. H. Butler, publisher. Subscrip-
tion, daily, $3; sworn average circulation for
year 1910, daily, 94,232; Sunday, $2.50; claimed
circulation, 25,000; 16 pages (Sunday, 28
pages); 8 columns; length of columns, 21 J inches;
width, 2M inches. Can use matrices. Office,
218 Main Street.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, ordinary, 20
cents per line; 13 insertions, 15 cents; 39 inser-
tions, 14H cents; 52 insertions, 14 cents; 78 in-
sertions, 13H cents; 156 insertions, or more, 13
cents a line per time. Preferred position, 10 and
25 per cent extra. Open space, used within one
year, 1,000 lines, 15 cents a line; 2,000 lines, 14J^
cents; 3,000 lines, 14 cents; 5,000 lines, 1S14 cents;
10,000 lines or more, 13 cents a line. Pure reading
notices, first page, $1.50 per line; other pages,
50 cents; telegraphic readers, inside pages, $1
a line. Classified, daily or Sunday, 2 cents a
word, each initial and figure counted as one word.
Small classified advertisements, displayed, 20
cents per agate line. Sunday display 15 cents a
line; three months, 12 cents; six months, 10 cents
a line; yearly contracts, 52 insertions, 8 cents
a line; 2,000 lines, 8 cents; 6,000 lines or more,
6 cents a line. Reading notices, 25 and 50 cents a
line.
POLAK W AMERYCE.— Every eveninir ex-
cept Sunday. Polish. Independent. Established
18S6. Rev. John Pitass, publisher. Estimated cir-
culation, 10,500; 4 to 8 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 20K' inches; width, 2% inches. Office,
389 Peckham Street.
Advertising rates, 35 cents an inch; 3 times,
30 cents; one week, 25 eents; one month, 20
cents; three months, 18 cents; six months, 17
cents; one year, 16 cents an inch, per time; pre-
ferred position, 10 and 25 per cent extra. Open
space, within one year, 100 inches, 30 cents an
inch; 250 inches, 25 cents; 500 inches, 23 cents;
1,000 inches, 20 cents an inch. Classified, 1
cent a word (minimum charge, 25 cents). Read-
ing notices, 15 cents per count line (minimuni
space, 2 lines); telegraphic readers, 25 cents
per count line.
REPUBLIC. — Every Thursday. Indepen-
dent. Labor. Established 1899. Progress Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated
circulation, 10,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 2U4 inches; width, 2}4 inches. Office,
542-44 Ellicott Square.
Advertising rates on application.
SWITCHMEN'S JOURNAL.— Monthly. Offi-
cial organ Switchmen's Union of N. A. Estab-
lished 1898. Estimated circulation, 22,575; 80
pages, 6x9. Office, Brisbane Building.
Advertising rates, $3 an incJi; J page (4 inches),
one time, $9; i page, $15; one page, $25. Dis-
count, 10, 15 and 33§ per cent on 3, 6 and 12
months, respectively.
TIMES (The). — Everv evening except Sunday,
and ILLUSTRATED TIMES, SUNDAY MORN-
ING. Democratic. Established 1877. Norman E.
Mack, publisher. Subscription, daily, S3; sworn
average circulation for year 1910, daily, 55,221; Sun-
day, $2.50; sworn average circulation for same period,
54,365; daily, 10 to 16 pages, 8 columns; Sunday,
60 to 72 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22
inches; width, 2 J inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 193-195 Main Street.
Advertising rates, per agate line, daily, or
Sunday, less than 500 lines, 18 cents; open space
within one year, 500 lines, 16 cents a line; 1,000
lines, 11 cents; 2,500 lines, 10 cents; 5,000 lines,
9 cents; 7,500 linos, 8 cents; 10,000 lines, or more,
7 cents a line. Preferred positions 10 and 25 per
cent extra. Pure reading, 5 lines or more, 50
cents per count line (headings measured in agate),
with discount on 50 lines and over. Local notices,
5 lines, or more, 25 cents per count line, with dis-
count on 100 lines and over; telegraphic readers,
75 cents a line; first page readers, double price.
Classified, 1 cent a word; in caps, 2 cents a word;
dashes or black fines, 7 cents a line; under special
classification, 15 per cent extra. Minimum
charge, 15 cents, 'Thursdays and Fridays edi-
tions subject to advance of 25 per cent over rates
above quoted.
TRUTH. — Everv Thursday. Republican. Es-
tablished 1903. Mark S. Hubbell, editor and
publisher. Subscription, $2; estimated circulation,
12,500; 20 pages, 3 columns; length of columns,
lO'j-i inches; width, 2% inches. Can use matrices.
Office, Law Exchange Building.
Advertising rates $1 an inch. Reading notices,
15 cents a line.
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VOLKSFREUND.— Every evening except
Sunday. German. Democratic. Established
1868. Buffalo Volksfreund Printing Co., publish-
ers. Subscription, $C; claimed average circula-
tion, 8,750; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21 inches; width, 2 1/6 inches. Office, 46-48
Broadway.
Advertising rates, agate, 75 cents an inch,
single insertion, with discount for space. Classi-
fied, 1 cent a word. Reading matter. 15 cents a
line; over 200 lines, 10 cents a line.
CHAUTAUQUA
CHAUTAUQUAN (The).— Monthly. Home.
Education. Established 1876. The Chautauqua
Press, publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated
circulation, 50,000; 100 pages, or more, 2 columns;
length of columns, 6M inches; width, 23^ inches.
Forms close 10th of preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line; oae
page, one time, $50; i and i pages, pro lata.
No discount for time. Also publishes a daily
edition during July and August, and weekly,
Thursdays.
COOPERSTOWN
AMERICAN MOTHERHOOD. — M o nt hly.
Parents and Home. Established 1895. The Ar-
thur H. Crist Co., publishers. Subscription, $1 ;
sworn average circulation, 72,000*; 80 pages, 2 col-
umns : length of columns. 8 inches: width, -finches.
Forms close 14th of preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line; per
inch, $3.75; one page, $60; i, i and i pages,
pro rata. Minimum space, 7 lines.
TABLE TALK.— Monthly (2.5th.) Culinary.
Established 1885. Arthur H. Crist, Co., publish-
ers. Subscription, $1; sworn average circulation,
8,088* net; (12.000* gross) 64 to 80 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2}4, inches.
Forms close 8th of preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 1 inch, one time, $2.25;
one page, $36 per time; j/g, M and H pages pro-
rata.
CORNING
LEADER. — Every evening except Sunday.
Democratic. Established 1884. E. S. Under-
bill, editor and publisher. Subscription 2 cents
a copy; estimated circulation, 7,850; 6 to 12 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 19?4 inches; width,
2}/s inches.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, electro-
typed matter, 50 cents an inch. Open space,
within one year, electrotyped matter, 50 inches
30 cents an inch; 100 inches, 25 cents; 200 inches,
22 cents; 300 inches, 20 cents; 400 inches, 19 cents;
.500 inches, or more, 18 cents an inch.
Composition on display, 5 cents an inch, extra.
Classified, 1 cent a word, first time; J cent, after.
Minimum charge, 25 cents. Reading notices,
10 cents a line, each insertion.
See advertisement on page 492.
DANSVILLE
NORMAL INSTRUCTOR.— Monthly, except
July and August. Educational. Established
1891. F. A. Owen Publishing Co., publishers.
NEW YORK
Subscription, 75 cents; guaranteed average circu-
lation e.\ceeding 90,000*; 56 pages and cover, 4
columns ;,len!rth of columns, 12 j inches; width,
2J inches. Forms close 5th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate. 35 cents a line; 1
page, (684 lines), one time, .$179..55; '2 page)
S101.75; 14 page, $53.86; 4th cover page (2 colors,
$25(1; magazine page (224 lines) $70. Combination rate
with Primary Plans, furnished on application.
PRIMARY PLANS.— Monthly, except July
and August. Educational. Establi.'^hed 1903.
F. A. Owen Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; guaranteed average circulation
exceeding 40,000* ; 40 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 123-i inches; width 2}^ inches. Forms
close 1st preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line. 14
page, 838.48; 5^ page, $72.68; full page, $128.25.
Magazine page $.50; combination rates with Normal
Instructor furnished on application.
EAST AURORA
FRA (The) —Monthly. Literary. Established
1908. Elbert Hubbard, publisher. Subscription,
$2; 34 pages, 7x103^. Forms close 15th preceding
month.
Advertising rates, magazine page (224 lines),
$60; full page (7x10'^), $100; }4 page pro rata;
M page, $30; back cover, $200; inside covers,
$125.
PHILISTINE.— Monthly. Critical. Establish-
ed 1895. Elbert Hubbard, publisher. Subscrip-
tion, $1; sworn circulation, 200,000*; 32 pages,
1 column; length of column, 5i inches.
Advertising rates, $100 a page; J and i pages,
pro rata. No discount for time or space.
Also publishes LITTLE JOURNEYS. Esti-
mated circulation, 60,000.
ELMIRA
ADVERTISER. — Every morning and evening
except Sunday. Republican. Established 1873.
Elmira Advertiser Association , publishers. Sub-
scription, $3; by mail; sworn average circulation
exceeding, 10,000; 10 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 20 inches; width, 2}i inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, 20 cents an inch
(minimum charge, 50 cents) ; full position, 25
cents an inch. Classified, 1 cent a word, first in-
sertion; i cent a word subsequent consecutive
insertions (minimum charge, 15 cents). Reading
notices, 10 cents per count line; telegraphic
readers, 25 cents a line.
POULTRY REVIEW.— Monthlv. Poultrv. Es-
tablished 1904. E. R. Philo, publisher. Subscrip-
tion, $1; estimated circulation, 40,000; 48 pages, 7x10.
Advertising rates on application.
STAR-GAZETTE.— Every evening except
Sunday. Established, 1828. Star-Gazette Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $3; sworn average cir-
culation for nine months ending April 30, 1911,
daily, 16,550* net (17,461 gross); 10 to 32 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 23^
inches. Can use matrices.
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Advertising rates, agate, 6 cents a line; 52 lines,
4 cents a line; 104 times, 3M cents; 156 times, 3 cents
a line, per time. Open space, within one year, 1,000
lines, 4 cents a line; 5,000 lines, or more, 3 cents a
line; 10 per cent extra for less than one inch in space.
Classified, 1 cent a word. Reading notices, 15 cents
per count line; telegraphic readers, 50 cents per
count line.
TELEGRAM.— Every Sunday. Neutral. Es-
tablished 1879. Harry S. Brooks, publLsher.
Subscription, SI. 50; guaranteed circulation, 50,000;
16 to 32 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
21 i inches; width, 2i inches. Forms close 5
days in advance. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 12 cents a line, each
insertion. Reading notices, 20 cents a line.
No time or space discounts.
See advertisement on page 480.
FLORIDA
STAMP JOURNAL (The).— Monthly. Philatelic.
Established 1908. Clarence P. DeKay, publisher.
Subscription, 50 cents; claimed circulation, 9,700
net; 60 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 7 inches;
width, 2}/8 inches.
Advertising rates, $2.16 an inch. Further rates
on application.
GARDEN CITY
COUNTRY LIFE IN AMERICA.— Semi-
Monthly. Outdoor Work and Pleasure. Agri-
cultural. Literary. Established 1901. Double-
day, Page & Co., publishers. Subscription, $4;
Refuses to quote circulation. 3 columns to page;
length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2% inches.
Advertising rates, agate, 75 cents a line; i page
(4 inches double column) per time, S75; 8 inches
double column (magazine page), $133.33; i page,
3 columns wide. S150; one page (504 lines),
$300; special rate for cover pages; discount, 5, 10
and 15 per cent or 6, 12 and 24 consecutive inser-
tions. Classified, $7 an inch.
GARDEN MAGAZINE AND FARMING
(The). — Monthly. Horticultural. Established
1905. Doubleday, Page & Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; Refuses to quote circulation. 64 pages,
or more, 3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches;
width, 2J'/8 inches. Forms close 5th of preceding
month.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents'^a line; one
page, one time, $150; i and J pages, pro rata; 5
and 10 per cent discount on G and 12 months,
respectively.
SHORT STORIES.— Monthly. Fiction. Es-
tablished 1890. Doubleday, Page & Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $1.50; Refuses to quote cir-
culation. 144 pages; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 2^ inches. Forms close 25th of second pre-
ceding month. Office, 55 Liberty Street.
Advertising rates, (only on 3d and 4th covers),
on application.
WORLD'S WORK (The).— Monthly (20th).
Literary. Political. Social and Economic Re-
view. Established 1900. Doubleday, Page &
NEW YORK
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; Refuse.s to quote
circulation; 120 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
S'o i.iches; width, 2=s inches. Forms close first
of preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, $1 a line; one page,
one time, $200; -J, i and i pages, pro rata. Dis-
counts 3 months, 5 per cent; 6 months, 10 per
cent; one year, 20 per cent. Three pages or
more, used within one year, at yearly rate.
GENEVA
TIMES. — Every evening except Sunday. Repub-
lican. Established 1895. Geneva Printing Co.,
publishers. Sub.scription, $5; (by mail $3) guaran-
teed circulation 5,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, 40 cents an inch; 100 inches,
within one year, 25 cents; 500 inches, 20 cents; hotels
40 cents an inch flat. Composition, 5 cents an inch
extra. Position extra. Reading notices, 10 cents
a line. Classified, 1 cent a word.
GLEN'S FALLS
POST-STAR. — Every morning except Sunday.
Independent Democratic. Established 1904.
Glen's Falls Post Co., (Inc.) publishers. Sub-
scription, $5; claimed average circulation, 5,176;
8 to 16 pages, 7 and 8 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width , 2}i inches.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch; 100 inches,
25 cents; 200 inches. 23 cents; 300 inches, 20 cents:
500 inches, 17 cents; 750 inches, 15 cents; 1,000 inches,
13 cents. Composition, 5 cents an inch extra. Read-
ing notices, 5 cents a line. Classified, 1 cent a word.
TIMES. — Every evening except Sunday. Repub-
lican. Established 1878. Glens Falls Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $5; claimed average
circulation exceeding 5,000; 8 to 12 pages, 7 and 8
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2'i
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates on application.
GLOVERSVILLE
LEADER. — ^Every evening except Sunday. Re-
publican. Established 1887. Wm. B. Collins Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $4; estimated circulation,
5,100; 8 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2li inches.
Advertising rates, 30 cents .an inch. Combination >
5 cents an inch extra. Discount on 50 inches, or more-
GLOVERSVILLE AND JOHNSTOWN
HERALD. — Every morning except Sunday.
Independent Republican. Established 1897.
Morning Herald Co., publishers. Subscription, $4;
sworn average circulation from December 1910, to
May 1911, inclusive, six months, 6,130*; 8 and 10
pages, 8 columns; length of columns, 22 inches; width,
2,'x8 inches. Can u.se matrices.
Advertising rates, less than 100 inches, 35
cents an inch; 100 inches, 28 cents; 300 inches, 21
cents. Classified, 1 cent a word, (minimum charge,
15 cents). Reading notices, 10 cents a line; tele-
graphic readers, 30 cents a line.
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HORNELL !
TRIBUNE-TIMES.— Every evenin? except Sun-
day. Democratic. Established 1873. VV. H. Green-
how Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; sworn aver-
age circulation for year 1910, 5,83.5; 8 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2}$ inches. '
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch; 25 inches, 35 :
cents; 50 inches, 25 cents; 100 inches, 20 cents; 250
inches, 15 cents; 500 inches, 13 cents; 1,000 inches, !
or more, 12 cents an inch. Preferred position, 10
and 25 per cent extra (minimum space for position,
2 inches). Classified, 1 cent a word. Reading
notices, 10 cents per count line; telegraphic readers,
25 cents per count line.
JAMESTOWN
ALLEN'S MAIL ORDER MAGAZINE.—
Monthly. Mail Order. _ Established 18S1.
.•Vllen's Mail Order Magazine Co., publishers.
Subscription, SI; estimated circulation,
35.000; 28 to 75 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 7}^ inches; width, 23^ inches. Forms
close 5th of preceding month. Can use matrices
Advertising rates, $6 an inch; J page, $10; t
page, $18; i page, $25; one page, $40. Discount.
5, 10 and 20 per cent on .3, 6 and 12 months re-
spectively. Classified, 3 cents a word.
JOURNAL. — Every evening except Sunday,
and TRI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays. Republican. Established 1826.
Journal Printing Company, publishers. .Sub-
scription, daily, Vjy carrier, .S5; by mail, .?3; sworn
average circulation, daily, 5,300*; Tri-weekly,
•51.50; sworn average circulation, 6,300*; 8 to 12 pages.
7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 23'fe
inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, 25 cents;
one week, 18 cents; one month, 15 cents; three
months, 13 i cents; six months, 12 cents; twelve
months, 10 cents an inch; special rates for e. o. d.,
etc. Open space, within one year, 100 inches,
20 cents an inch; 200 inches, 15 cents; 500 inches,
12 cents; 1,000 inches, 10 cents an inch. Com-
position, 5 cents an inch extra. Classified 1 cent
a word; by the week, 4 cents (minimum charge,
15 cents). Pure reading notices, 10 cents a line;
if run of paper, double display rates. Tri-
weekly, 1 inch, one time, 4(j cents; 4 times,
$1.40; 8 times, $2.60; 13 times, $3.90; 26 times,
$6.50; 52 times, $10.40; more than 52 times,
20 cents an inch each insertion.
POST. — Every morning except Sunday. Re
publican. Established 1901. Post Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $5: sworn average
circulation for vear ending April 30, 1911, 6,656*,
(for year 1910, 6,.583*); 10 to 20 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 23fe inches. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates, 28 cents an inch; one week,
20 cents; one month, 16 cents; three months. 15
cents; six months, 14 cents; one year, 12 cents an
inch, per time. Special rates for e. o. d., etc.
Open space within one year, 100 inches, 20 cents
an inch; 2r>0 inches, 18 cents; 500 inches, 16 cents;
1,000 inches or more, 14 cents an inch; preferred
positions, extra. Classified, 1 cent a word (mini-
mum charge, 15 cents). Reading notices, 10
cents a line; telegraphic readers, 20 cents a line.
LISLE
FEATHERED WARRIOR.— Monthly. Poultry
and Game Fowl. Established 1901. W. M. Storrs
publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed circula-
tion, 9,000; 72 pages, 2 columns; length of columns;
7^2 inches; width, 214 inches.
Advertising rates on application.
LOCKPORT
MAIL ORDER WORLD.— Monthly. Mail
Order. Columns, 8 inches in length; 15 ems
wide. Forms close 15th preceding month.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; in
position, 30 cents; } page, one time, $11.20; i
page, $22.40; one page, $40. Classified, 2 cents
a word (minimum charge, 50 cents). Reading
notices, 50 cents a line.
LONG ISLAND CITY
STAR. — Every evening except Sundav,
WEEKLY STAR, and GREENPOINT WEEK-
LY STAR, weekly. Independent Democratic.
Established 1865. Long Island Star Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, daily, $3; claimed
circulation, daily, 10,500; weekly, $2; claimed
circulation: Weekly, 6,000; Greenpnint Weekly
Star, 8,000; daily, 8 pages; weeklies, 10 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
2i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 8 cents a line;
Weekly Star. 8 cents; Greenpoint Weekly, 8 cents;
daily and either weekly, one week, 26
cents a line; daily and both weeklies, one week,
32 cents; the two weeklies, combined, 15 cents a
line. Discount for time. Preferred position,
25 per cent extra. Classified, 25 words, 3 times, 25
cents (minimum, 25 words). Reading notices,
50 cents a line.
MIDDLETOWN
ARGUS. — Every evening except Sunday, Demo-
cratic. Established 1876. Argus & Mercury Publishing
Co., (Inc.), publishers. 8 pages, 17x24.
Advertising rates on app ication.
See advertisement on page 498.
TIMES-PRESS. — Every evening except Sun-
day. Republican. Established 1891. Stivers
Printing Co., publishers. Subscription, $3.50, by
mail; claimed average circulation, ending March 31,
1911, 5,173; 8 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 21 inches; width, 2}/$ inches. Can use matrices,
but charge 2 cents an inch extra.
Advertising rates, plate matter transient, daily,
75 cents an inch; 50 inches, ,50 cents; 100 inches, 25
cents; 200 inches, 20 cents; 300 inches, 18 cents; 400
inches, 16 cents; 500 inches, 15 cents; 1,000 inches,
or more, 12 cents an inch. Preferred position, extra
Composition, 5 cents an inch extra. Reading notices,
15 cents per count line, with discount on 500 lines and
over; first page, or telegraphic readers, 50 cents a
line. Classified, 1 cent a word (minimum charge,
25 cents).
MILFORD
TEACHERS' GAZETTE.— Monthly, except
July and August. Educational. Established
1897. John Wilcox, publisher. Subscription, 25
cents; estimated circulation, 10,000; 20 pages, 3 col-
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umns; length of columns, 95^ inches; width, 214
inches. Forms close 10th preceding month.
Advertising r.ates, SI an incli; one column,
$7.50; i page, $10; one page, $15.
MOUNT VERNON
ARGUS. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Established 1892. Stiles & Mer-
riam (Inc.), publishers. Subscription, $3.60;
estimated circulation, 5,000; 10 to 16 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2}i inches. Can
use matrices.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch; 25 inches,
40 cents; 50 inches, 30 cents; 100 inches, 20 cents;
200 inches, 16 cents; 300 inches, 15 cents; 500
inches, 14 cents; 750 inches, 13 cents; 1,000 inches,
12 cents an inch. Position extra. Reading
notices, 5 cents per count line; first page, 10 cents;
telegraphic readers, 20 cents a line. Classified,
50 words, 25 cents (minion), with time discounts.
NEWBURGH
UNION. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent Democratic. Established 1865. New-
burgh Union Co., publishers. Subscription, $4;
8 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20
inches; width, 2'^ inches. Can use matrices.
.Advertising ratc!, plate matter, 50 cents an
inch; 500 inches, 15 cents; 1,000 inches, 12 cents
an inch. Preferred position, e.xtra. Reading
notices, 15 cents per count line; Cla.ssified, 5
cents a line (minimum charge, 15 cents).
NEW YORK
A BE VANDORLO.— Semi-weekly, Tues-
days and Fridays. Hungarian. Democratic.
Established 1904. Michael Singer, publisher.
Subscription, $3; claimed average circulation,
12,000; 4 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20
inches; width, 2>^ inches. Office, 322 72d Street.
Advertising rates, 65 cents an inch each insertion.
Reading notices, 20 cents per agate line.
ADVENTURE.— Monthly. Literary. Estab-
lished 1910. Ridgway Company, publishers. Sub-
scription, $1.50; 72 pages, 7x10. Office, Spring and
MacDougal Streets.
Advertising rates on application.
ADVERTISING AGENT.— Monthly. Ad-
vertising. Established 1906. Advertising Agent
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated
circulation, 5,000; 32 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 2,1^ inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 1123 Broadway.
Advertising rates on application.
ADVERTISING AND SELLING.—Monthty.
Business. Estabhshed 1891. Advertising & Selling
Co., Publishers. Subscription, $2; claimed circula-
tion, 13,000; 160 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
6 inches; width, 25/g inches. Forms close 21st preced-
ing month. Office, 71 West 23rd Street.
Advertising rates, S80 per page. Discount
on time orders.
NEW YORK
AERONAUTICS.— Monthly. Aeronautic. Es-
tablished 1907. Aeronautic Press, publishers. Sub-
scription, $3; claimed average circulation, 7,000; 64
pages and cover, 2 columns; length of columns, 5
inches; width, 2I2 inches. Can use matrices. Office,
250 West 54th Street.
Advertising rates, $3 an inch; six months, S17.60;
one year; $32; one page, one time, $40; y^ and 3 2 pages,
pro rata.
AGE. — Every Thursday. Negro. Republican.
Established 1887. Fortune & Peterson, publish-
ers. Subscription, $1.50; estimated circulation,
6,000; 8 pages, 5x22. Office, 4 Cedar Street.
Advertising rates on application.
AINSLEE'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Liter-
ary. Established 1897. The Ainslee Maga-
zine Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.80; guar-
anteed circulation, 250,000*; 160 pages. 2 col-
umns; length of columns. 8 inches; width. 2^8
inches. Forms close third of preceding month. Office,
Seventh Avenue and Fifteenth Street.
Advertising rates, agate, $1.25 a line. One
page, $250; i, i and J pages pro rata. Minimum
space, 14 lines. Classified, $1 a line. Com-
bination display rate with Smiths' Magazine,
and Popular Magazine, .$3.18}<4 per agate line; one
page, $641.25; Vs, H and l^i pages, pro rata. Classi-
fied in combined list, 82.61J4 a line.
See advertisement on page 503.
AIRCRAFT.— Monthly. Aeronautical. Es-
tablished 1910. The Lawson Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1.50; sworn average
circulation, 10,299; 44 to 52 pages, 3 columns. Office,
37 East 28th Street.
Advertising rates on application.
ALL STORY MAGAZINE (The).— Monthly.
Fiction. Established 1905. Frank A. Munsey Co. ,
publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed circulation,
251,370; 2 columns to page; length of columns, 8
inches; width, 2^8 inches. Forms close about the
15th of second preceding month. Office, 175 Fifth
Avenue.
Advertising rates, $1.50 per agate line; $200
per page; J and i pages, pro rata. Classified,
$1 per agate line. Combination rate with Argosy ,
Railroad Man's Magazine, and Cavalier (The
Argosy Combination), on application.
AMATEUR SPORTSMAN.— Monthly. Rec-
reation. Estabhshed 18SS. Amateur Sportsman
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed aver-
age circulation, 6,000; 32 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, 10 inches; width, 23g inches Can
use matrices. Office, 18-20 East 42d Street.
Advertising rates, $3 an inch. Discount, 15
and 30 per cent on 6 and 12 months respectively.
AMERICA. — Monthly. Spanish. Literary.
Established 1908. The .\merica Co., publishers.
Subscription, $4; Claimed aveiage circulation for
first si.x months in 1910, 25,062; 8 pages and
cover, 3 columns; length of columns. 10 inches;
width, 2,1-4 inches. Forms clo.se 15th preceding
month. Office, Metropolitan Tower.
Advertising rates, $8.23 per inch; 2 inches, $16.25;
3 inches, $23.33; 4 inches, $.30.42; 5 inches, $36.67;
6 inches, $42.92; M page, $47.08; H page, $63.75; H
page, $75.
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AMERICA (Succeeding The Messenger). —
Weekly. Catholic. Religious review. Estab-
lished 1909. The America Press, publishers.
Subscription, U. S., $3; Canada, $.3.50; foreign,
$4; 3 columns to page; length of columns, 10
inches; width, 2^ inches. Forms close on Tues-
days preceding. Otfice, 32 Washington Square,
West.
Advertising rates, agate, 2.5 cents a line. Dis-
count, 5, 10 and 20 per cent on 3, 6 and 12
months, respectively.
AMERICAN. — Every morning including SUN-
DAY. Independent. W. R. Hearst, proprietor.
Subscription, including daily, $6: Sunday, $2.50;
estimated circulation dailv, 250,000; "(Sundav,
750,000); 16 to 24 pages (Sunday, 66 to 110 pages),
7 columns; length of columns, ISfi inches; width, 2J.'8
inches. Can use matrices. Office, Park Row and
Broadway.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, pages 2, 3'
4 and 5, 55 cents a line; next reading, BO cents;
full position, 65 cents; regular pages, 50 cents a
line; next reading, 55 cents; full position, 60 cents.
Classified, automobiles, 35 cents a line; financial,
40 cents; publications, 25 cents; medical, 60 cents
a line. Reading notices, first page, daily, $2,50
a line; inside pages, $2 a line. Sunday, main
sheet, display, 65 cents a line; next reading, 70
cents; full position, 75 cents a line; pages, 2, 3, 4 and
5, 70 cents a line; next reading, 75 cents; full posi-
tion, 80 cents a line; run of paper, 60 cents a line; next
reading, 65 cents; full position, 70 cents a line; business
notices, 65 cents a line; financial, 60 cents; medical,
?I ; publications, 50 cents a line; turf and racing,
75 cents a line. Reading notices, first page, So a line;
inside pages, $3. Time and space discounts ranging
from 2J2 per cent on 52 insertions, or 5,000 lines within
one year, to 10 per cent on 156 insertions, or 20,000
lines. Double column advertisements must be
at least 42 lines deep; triple column, 75 lines deep.
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST.— E very
Saturday. Agricultural. Established, 1842.
Orange .ludd Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
sworn average circulation, 145,000; 16 to 40 pages, 4
columns; length of columns, 13'i inches; (193 lines);
cover pages, 14 inches long; width, 2'^ inches. Forms
close Thursday preceding week. Office, 315 Fourth
Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 60 cents a line each
insertion. Preferred position, 15 and 25 per cent
extra. Reading notices, $1.20 a line. The
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST issues four edi-
tions. Middle States edition at New York (Ameri-
can Agriculturist), Western edition at Chicago,
(known as the ORANGE JUDD FARMER), the
Eastern edition at Springfield (known as NEW ENG-
LAND HOMESTEAD), and Northwest edition,
at Minneapolis, Minn., (known as NORTHWEST
FARMSTEAD). Combined sworn circulation, 524,-
O00_^_conibined advertising rates for the four papers,
SI. 75 a line. Reading notices in combined list, $3.60
a line. Classified, rates on application.
AMERICAN BABY.— See Chicago, 111.
AMERICAN BANKER.— Every Saturday.
Financial. Established 1836. Steurer Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, $5; claimed
circulation, 14,000; 80 to 96 pages, 3 columns;
NEW YORK
length of columns, 10 inctics; width, 2i inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 5 Beekman Street.
Advertising rates, 25 cents a line; one month,
20 cents; three months, 15 cents; six months,
12 cents; one year, 10 cents a line, per time;
one inch, 3 months, $25; one year, $75.
AMERICAN CABINET MAKER AND UP-
HOLSTERER.— Every Saturday. Trade. Es-
tablished 1870. Wm. P. Symonds, publisher.
Subscription, $1.50; estimated circulation, 5,200;
20 pages or more, 3 columns; length of columns,
12 inches; width, 2^ inches. Office, 216 William
Street.
Advertising rates, i page, one time. $7; i page,
$12.50; one page, $25. Further rates on applica-
tion.
AMERICAN CITY (The) .—Monthly. Estab-
lished 1909. The American City Pubhshing Co.,
publishers. Sworn average circulation, 5,000*,
64 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 252 inches. Forms close 20th preceding
month. Office, 93 Na.ssau Street.
Advertising rates, $1.50 per inch; $15 per page ;
34 page, $5; 3^ page, S8; one inch, one year, $12; back
cover, and pages facing contents, and reading mat-
ter, -520.
AMERICAN DRESSMAKER.— Monthly. Fash-
ions. Established 1910. John J. Mitchell Company,
publishers. Subscription, So; 40 pages, 10x15. Office,
4143 West 25th Street.
Advertising rates on application.
AMERICAN ECONOMIST.— Every Friday.
Economic. Established 1888. American Pro-
tective Tariff League, publishers. Subscription,
$2; claimed circulation, 9,393; 16 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2i
inches. Office, 339 Broadway.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; one month, $8;
three months, $21; six months, $35; one year, $60.
AMERICAN FURRIER.— Monthly, except
December and January. English, German and
French. Fashions. Established 1907. The
Jno. J. Mitchell Co., publishers. Subscription,
S20; estimated circulation, 6,000; 16 pages, 12x17.
Forms close 10th preceding month. Office, 41-43
West 25th Street.
Advertising rates, i page, $10; i page, $15;
i page, $25; one page, $40. Discount on yearly
contracts.
AMERICAN GOLFER (The).— Monthlv. Golf.
Established 1908. The American Golfer (Inc.),
publishers. Subscription, $3; 64 to 96 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width,
2x\i inches. Office, 49 Liberty Street.
Advertising rates, $4 an inch; $60 per page; J^,
H and 3^ pages pro rata. DLscount, 5 and 10
per cent on 6 and 12 months respectively.
AMERICAN HATTER. — Monthly (27th).
Trade. Established 1872. The Hat Trade Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, S2; claimed
average circulation, 5,500; 135 pages, 2 columns
150
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NEW YORK
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 3J4 inches.
Forms close 15th of current month. Office, 13 Astor
Place.
Advertising rates, % page, one time, $13; I4 page,
S20; !'2 page, $35; one page, $60. Discount on 4 or
more insertions.
AMERICAN HEBREW AND JEWISH
MESSENGER.— Every Friday. Religious and
Literary. Established 1879. The American
Hebrew Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $3. Refuses to quote circulation; 3
columns to page; length of columns, IIM inches;
width, 14 ems. Can use matrices. Forms close
Thursday preceding. Office, 489 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; educa-
tional and summer resorts, agate, 10 cents a line;
publishers, 15 cents; financial and insurance, 30
cents a line. Discount, three months, 10 per
cent; six months, 15 per cent; nine months, 20
per cent; one year, 25 per cent. Reading notices,
50 cents and SI per agate line.
AMERICAN HOMES AND GARDENS.—
Monthly. Literary. Established as Scientific
American Architects and Builders edition, 1885.
Munn & Co., (Inc.), publishers. Subscription, $3;
Refuses circulation statement; 68 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2?4 inches.
Forms close 5th of preceding month. Office, 361
Broadway.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents a line; }
page (126 lines), one time, $33.75; i page (one
column), $45; i page, $67.50; one page, $135;
Standard Magazine measurements, $4.90 per
inch; J page (4 inches), $15; i page, $30; one
page, $60. Discount, 5, 10 and 15 per cent on
3, 6 and 12 consecutive months, respectively.
AMERICAN INDUSTRIES.— Monthly. In-
dustrial. Establi-shed 1902. National Associa-
tion of Manufacturers, publishers. Subscription,
$1; claimed circulation, 15,000; 48 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns, 10 inches. Forms close
20th preceding date of issue. Office, 30 Church Street.
Advertising rates, agate, one inch or more,
25 cents a line; one page. $80; i. J and i pages,
pro rata; 5, and 10 per cent discount on
6 and 12 insertions, respectively.
AMERICAN LADIES' TAILOR.— Monthly,
except June and July. Fashions. Established
1903. The Jno. J. Mitchell Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, 125; estimated circulation, 12,000; 32 to 48
pages. Forms close 10th of preceding month. Office,
41-43 West 25th Street.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SURGERY.—
Monthly. Practical Surgery. Estabhshed 1887.
The Surgery Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; claimed circulation, 22,000; 100
pages; size of page, 8Jxll f inches, p^orms close,
15th preceding month. Office, 92 William Street.
.Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $10; three
months, $20; six months, $35; one year, $65;
i page, one time, $15; i page, $20; i page, $35;
one cage, $60.
NEW YORK
Advertising rates, J^ page, one time, $20;
14 page, $30; one page, $50; discount on yearly
contracts.
AMERICAN MAGAZINE (The).— Monthly.
I-iterary. Established 1870. The Phillips Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.50;
claimed average circulation for year 1910, 315,292;
2 columns to page; length of columns, 8 inches; width,
27iT inches. Forms close 27th of second preceding
month. Office, 381 Fourth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 lines, or more, $1.50
a line. One page, one time, $312; J-g, }4 and H
pages, pro rata. Special rate to publishers,
$249.60 per page; J/g, J^ and 14 pages pro rata;
per line, $1.20. Special rate for schools.
AMERICAN MEDICINE.— Monthly ('25th).
Medical. Established 1900. Aiperican Medical
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed
circulation, 20,000; 108 pages, 2 columas; length of
columns, 8 inches; width, 25g inches. Office, 84
William Street.
Advertising rates, }/s page, one time, $12; }4 page,
$20; ^ page, .*36; one page, $60; no time discounts.
AMERICAN MESSENGER (The).— Monthly.
Religious. Interdenominational. E s t a b-
lished 1843. American Tract -Society, publishers.
Subscription, 50 cents; refuses to quote circulation;
20 pages, or more, 4 columns; length of columns,
12J4 inches; width, 2,1,4 inches. Forms clo.se 10th
preceding month. Office, 150 Nassau Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 2l) cents a line. Dis-
count, 500 lines, 20 per cent; 1,000 lines, 30 per
cent.
AMERICAN MISSIONARY (Official organ
of the Congregational Church in the U. S. A.).^
Monthly. Religious. Established 1909. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; claimed average circulation,
for year 1910. 40,533; 64 pages, or more, 2 columns,
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2)-4 inches. Form.=
close 15th preceding month. Office, 289 Fourtli
Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; per page,
$40; 14 and ,'2 Pages, pro rata. (Minimum .space,
one inch.)
AMERICAN MOTORIST.— Monthly. Motoring.
Established 1909. American .\utomobile Associa-
tion Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, 50
cents; guaranteed circulation, 3:^,000 net; 64 pages, 3
columns; length of columns, Q^g inches; width 2^j
inches. Office, 437 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, ^\ page, $13; t^ page, $16; 's
page, $24.50; 14 page, .$42;
one page, $140.
'/a page.
$60;
2 page in;
.\MERICAN SUNDAY (MONTHLY) MAGA-
ZINE. — Monthly, issued first Sunday of each month
with the New York .American, Boston American, and
Chicago Examiner, and the second Sunday of each
month with the San Francisco Examiner and Los
Angeles Examiner. Circulation guaranteed, 2,000,000;
24 pages, and cover, tabloic form 10^x14 inches.
Advertising rates, 5 lines or more, $5 per agate
line, 2d .and 3d cov-ers in black and white, $4, .500;
back cover in two colors, $5,000.
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AMERICAN TAILOR AND CUTTER.—
Monthly (loth). Trade. Technical. Estab-
lished 1879. Jno. J. Mitchell Co., publisher.'!.
Subscription, S3; estimated circulation, 11,000; 40
to 56 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 9 inches;
width, 20 picas. Can use matrices. Forms clo.se
first of current month. Office, 41-43 West 25th Street.
Advertising rates, i page, one time, $12.50;
i page, $17.50; one page, $30. Discount on
yearly contracts.
AMERIKA. — Fortnightly on Saturdays. Ger-
man. Literary. Estimated circulation, 50,000;
3 columns to page; length of columns, 10 inches;
width, 2i inches. Forms close 3 weeks in ad-
vance. Office, 5 Beekman Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line; per
page (420 lines), $100; 2d or 3d cover pages, $150;
back cover, (2 colors), $200; Discount, six
months (13 insertions), 10 per cent; one year, 20 per
cent.
AMERIKAI MAGYAR NEPSZAVA.— Every
morning except Sunday. Magyar (Hungarian).
Independent. Established 1899. Geza D Berko,
publisher. Subscription, S4; claimed circulation,
exceeding 18,000; 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21 inches; width, 2J4 inches. Can use ma-
trices. Office, 198 East 10th Street.
Advertising rates. 10 cents a line; preferred
position, 5 cents a line, extra. Discount, 8,000
lines, 10 per cent; 5.000 lines, 15 per cent; 7,500
lines, 25 per cent; 10,000 lines, 30 per cent; 15,000
lines, 35 per cent; 25,000 lines, 45 per cent.
Classified, business opportunities, 10 cents a
line; financial, 25 cents; for sale, 10 cents: hotels,
15 cents; schools, 15 cents; medical, 25 cents;
personals, 25 cents.
AMERIKANER (Der).— E very Friday.
Yiddish. The Jewish Press Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $2: sworn average circu-
lation for four months ending April 28, 1911,
30,604*; 32 pages. Office, 189 East Broadway.
Advertising rates, agate 15 cents a line; finan-
cial, 30 cents a line; educational, 10 cents a line.
Reading notices, 30 to 50 cents a line, according
to location.
AMERIKANISCHER BOTSCHAFTER. —
Monthly. German. Interdenominational. Es-
tablished 1846. American Tract Society, pub-
lishers. Subscription, 35 cents; claimed circula-
tion, 17,390; 12 to 16 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns I'H inches; width, 2i inches. Forms
close third of preceding month. Office, 150
Nas.sau Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line. No
discount for time or space.
AMERIKANI.SCHE S C H W E I Z E R ZEI-
TUNG. — Every Saturday. German-Swiss
Independent. Established 1868. Swiss Pub-
lishing Co. of New York, publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $2; claimed circulation, 15,000; 8 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2i
inches. Can use matrices. Office, 187 Green-
wich Street.
Advertising rates, per line, nonpareil, 20 cents
Special notices, 30 cents; one inch, one time, $2;
subsequent insertions, $1; one inch, three months,
§8; six months. $15; one vear, $25.
NEW YORK
ARALDO ITALIANO (I/).— Every morning
except Mondav. Italian. Independent Democratic.
Established 1892. L'Araldo Italiano Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, S6; claimed circula-
tion, 35,000; 8 to 16 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 20M inches; width, 234 inches. Office, 243
Canal Street.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, from $1 to $3
an inch, according to location. Reading notices,
10 to 50 cents a line according to page.
ARBEITER.— Every Saturday. Hebrew. So-
cialist. Labor. Established 1905. Socialist Labor
Club, publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; 8 pages.
17x21. Office, 28 City Hall Place.
Advertising rates on application.
ARBETAREN.— Every Thursday. Swedish.
Labor. Subscription, SI. 50; 8 pages, 17x21. Office,
2-4-6 New Reade Street.
Advertising rates on application.
ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING.— Month-
Iv. Contemporary Architectural Construction. Es-
tablished 1882. The Wm. T. Comstock Co., publish-
ers. Subscription, 82; claimed average circulation,
6,000; 96 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 2K> inches. Office, 23 Warren Street.
Advertising rates, J/g page, $10; M page, $18;
''2 page, $35; one page, $60. Discount, 5, 10 and
20 per cent on 3, 6 and 12 months, respectively.
ARCHITECTURAL RECORD.— M o n t hly.
Architectural. Established 1890. Architectural
Record Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; claimed
circulation, exceeding 9,000; 2 columns to page;
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2| inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 11 East 24th Street.
Advertising rates, tb page, per year, con-
secutive insertions, $60; i page, $110; i page, $190;
^ page, $360; one page, $600. Minimum space,
one inch.
ARCHITECTURE.— Monthly (15th). P r o-
fessional. Established 1899. Forbes & Co.,
(Ltd.), publishers. .Subscription, $5; circulation
not given; 76 pages (with ten plates), 2 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 3J^ inches.
Office, 527 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, Js page, per insertion, $10; 14
page, $20; 'A page, $40; 1 page, $75.
ARCHIVES OF PEDIATRICS.— Monthly.
Medical. Established 1884. E. B. Treat & Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $3; claimed circula-
tion, 7,000; 112 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 8 inches; width, 23^ inches. Forms close
10th preceding month. Office, 241-243 West
23d Street.
Advertising rates, i page, one time, $4.50; J
page, S8; i page, $14; one page, $25. Reduced
rates for continued insertions.
ARGOSY (The).— Monthly. Fiction. Es-
tablished 1882. The Frank A. Munsey Co., pubr
Ushers. Subscription, $1; claimed circulation,
503,638; 192 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 8 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Forms close
21st of seconti preceding nioiitli. Office, 175
Fifth -Vveiuie.
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NEW YORK
Advertising rates, agate, $2 a line; S300 per
page; J and i pages, pro rata. Classified, $1.50
a line. Special combination rate with All Story
Magazine, Railroad Man's Magazine, and the
Cavalier (The Argosy Combination) furnished
on application. Minimum space, one inch.
ARMY AND NAVY CRITIC (The).— Every
Wednesday. Military and Naval. The Military
Naval Corporation, publishers. 8 pages, 7 columns
Office, 50 Church Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; H col-
umn, SIO; H column, $15; one column, S25; H page,
$45; Vi page $60; one page, $100.
ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL.— Every Sat-
urday. Military and Naval. Established 1863.
W. C. & F. P. Church, publishers. Subscription,
$6; sworn average circulation for three months ending
March 31, 1911, 10,921; 28 to 32 pages, 3 and 4 columns;
length of columns, 14 inches; width, 3 and 2J4 inches.
Can use matrices. Forms close Wednesday noon
preceding. Office, 20 Vesey Street.
Advertising rates, standard width of columns
(4 columns to page), agate, per line, one time,
25 cents. Further rates on application.
NEW YORK
ARTS AND DECORATION.— Monthly.
Home Making. Established 1910. Adam Budge
(Inc.), publisher. Subscription, $2; claimed circula-
tion, 20,000; 48 pages, 3 columns; length of columns,
10 inches; width, 2', s inches. Forms close 5th pre-
ceding month. Office, 114 West 32d Street.
Advertising rates, .55 an inch; j-g page, one time,
$15; 14 page, $30; H page, $60; one page, $120. Dis-
count, 5 and 10 per cent on 6 and 12 months respec-
tively, or 10 per cent on 3 pages, or more, to be used
within one year.
ART DE LA MODE (Le).— Monthly. Fash-
ions. Established 1882. The Morse-Broughton
Co., publishers. Subscription, $3.50; sworn cir-
culation, 30,000*; 26 to 34 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 14S inches; width, 214 inches.
Forms close first of preceding month. Office, 8-18
West 38th Street.
Advertising rates, 40 cents per agate line; 100
lines, or more, 35 cents a line; one page, (800
lines), $280; J^, J^, and }^ pages, pro rata.
No discount for time or space.
ASSOCIATED SUNDAY MAGAZINES,
(Inc). — Issued every week, co-operatively by
and as a part of the Sunday issues of Chicago
Record-Herald, St. Louis Republic, Philadelphia
Press, Pittsburgh Post, New York Tribune, Boston
Post, Washington Star, Minneapolis Journal,
Denver News, Buffalo Courier, Detroit News-
Tribune and Baltimore Sun. (Subject to change.)
Sworn average circulation, for three months ending
March, 31, 1911, 1,385,685*; guaranteed minimum cir-
culation, 1,300,000; length of columns, 12J^ inches;
width, 234 inches. Forms close Monday noon, 4 weeks
in advance from the previous Sunday. Office, 1
Madison Avenue.
-Advertising rates, $4 per agate line; one page,
(720 lines), one time, $2,500; }4 and }4 page, pro rata.
(Minimum space, 5 lines.) Back cover page, .$2,900;
center double page, black only, $5,000; center double
page, (2 colors), $5,400.
See advertisement on page 469.
ASSOCIATION .lEWELER.— Monthly.
Trade. Established 1900. Frederick Boger Publish-
ing Co., publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; estima-
ted circulation, 5,000; 52 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, 10 inches; width, 14 ems. Office,
1 Maiden Lane.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; 1/16 page, $3.75;
J^ page, $7; }4 page, $13; H page, $25; one page
$45.
ASSOCIATION MEN.— Monthly. Y. M. C.
A. Established 1875 International Committee
Y. M. C. A., publishers. Subscription, $1;
claimed average circulation for three months ending
.\pril, 1911,-21,080; 72 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 8 inches; width, 2Ji inches. Forms close 5th
preceding month. Can use matrices. Office, 124
East 28th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line; M page,
$15; }^ page, $25; one page, $50.
ATHLETIC CLUB JOURNAL.— See Winged
Post, New York City.
ATLANTIS. — Every evening except Sunday.
Greek. News. Political. Established 1894.
Atlantis (Inc.), publishers. Subscription, $4;
guaranteed average circulation, 18,273* net; 8 and 12
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 203^ inches;
width, 2)^ inches. Office, 113-117 West 31st
Street.
Advertising rates, $1.50 an inch; 10 times, $1.25;
three months, $1; six months, 90 cents; one year,
84 cents an inch, per time. Special rates for open
space contracts. Classified, 2 cents a word. No
charge for translation.
Also publishes a monthly edition. Circulation,
10,000. Forms close 10 days in advance.
Advertising rates, $60 per page; }4, M and '4
pages pro rata, with discount on 3 months and
over.
AUTO MECHANICS.— Semi-Monthly. Estab-
lished 1903. Auto Mechanics Publishing Co., publish-
ers. Subscription, $1; claimed average circula-
tion, 6,300; 48 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 2^ inches. Forms close 10th
of current month. (3ffice, 1931 Broadway.
Advertising rates, jS; page, one time, $5; ]yg page,
$8; J.-4 page, $12; J^ page, $22; one page, $40. Discount
on 6 or more insertions. Cla.ssified, 15 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 468.
AUTOMOBILE The).— Every Thursday.
Established 1897. The Class Journal Co.. pub-
lishers. Subscription, $3; claimed average cir-
culation, 20,700; 150 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 10 inches; width, 3J4 inches. Forms clo.se
Thursdav, one week in advance. Office, 239 West
39th Street.
Advertising rates on application.
AUTOMOBILE DEALER AND REPAIRER.
—Monthly. Mechanical. Motor-Vehicle Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed average
circulation exceeding 27,000; 80 pages, 3 columns:
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 214 inches.
Office, 24 Murray Street.
Advertising rates $8 an inch; with discount on
3 months or longer and for .space, furnished on ap-
plication.
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AUTOMOBILE TOPICS.— Every Saturday.
Automobiles. Established 1900. Automobile
Topics (Inc.), publishers. Subscription, $2;
claimed average circulation, 14.500; 64 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 8Js inches; width,
3 inches. Forms close Tuesdays preceding. Can use
matricss. Office, 103 Park Avenue.
Advertising rates, (,s page one inch) one
time, S6.50; ^i page, S13; }.i page, $22.50; "i page,
$37.50; one page, $60. Discount on 13 or more inser-
tions. Classified, 20 cents a line (8 words).
BADISCHE LANDES-ZEITUNG.— E very
Saturday. German. Independent. Established
1890. R. Siller & Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $2.50; estimated circulation, 5,000; 8
pages, 6 columns; length of columns, 2u incties;
width, 2i inches. Office, 35-.37 Frankfort Street.
Advertising rates, $20 per inch per year.
BAKERS' REVIEW.— Monthly. Trade. Es-
tablished 1898. Wm. R. Gregory Co , publishers.
Subscription, $1; sworn average circulation for
year 1910, 7,658*; 120 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 10 inches; width, 3i inches. Forms
close 15th preceding month. Office, Whitehall
Building.
Advertising rates, 1-16 page, one time, $4.40;
Jpage, $8; i page, $14; ^ page, $27; one page,
$50. Discount, 10, 15 and 25 per cent on 3,
6 and 12 months, respectively.
BANKER'S HOME MAGAZINE.— Monthly.
Literary and Banking. Established 1905. G. & H.
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, SI; esti-
mated circulation, 8,500; 100 pages, 6.\9. Office, 22
Pine Street.
Advertising rates on application.
BANKERS' MAGAZINE.— Monthl.v. Bank-
ing. Established 1846. Bankers' Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, .$5; claimed circula-
tion, 7,750; 200 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 214 inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 90 William Street.
BANKING LAW JOURNAL (The).— Month-
ly. Legal and Financial. Established 1S89.
Banking Law Journal Co., publishers. Subscription,
S4; estimated circulation, 6,000; 112 pages, 1 column;
length of column, 8 inches; width, 4)^2 inches.
Office, 27 Thames Street.
Advertising rates on application.
B.\RBERS' JOURNAL.— Monthly. Barbers.
Established 1902. Barbers' Journal Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed circula-
tion, 8,000; 48 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
91/2 inches; width, Vi inches. Forms close 15th
preceding publication. Office, 140 Liberty Street.
Advertising rates $3 an inch, with discount
for six months and longer, and for space.
BARTON'S AGRICULTURAL REVIEW.—
Semi-Monthly. Agricultural. Established 1910.
Barton Press Co., publishers. Sub.scription, .50 cents;
1 pages, 9x12. Office, 33-35 Liberty Street.
Advertising rates on application.
NEW YORK
BENJAMIN AND KENTNOR COMPANY.
See advertisement on page 564.
BENZIGER'S MAGAZINE.— M o n t h I y .
Catholic. Family. Established 1 898. Benziger
Brothers, publishers- Subscription, $2; esti-
mated circulation, 70,000; 36 pages and cover,
4 columns; length of columns, 13i inches; width,
2i inches. Can use matrices. Forms close
first of preceding month. Office, 36-38 Bar-
clay Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line; 300
lines within one year, 48 cents; 600 lines, 46
cents: 900 lines. 44 cents; 1,200 lines, 42 cents a
ine. No discount. Reading notices, $1 per
agate line.
BIBLE STUDENT AND
- — Monthly. Undenominational,
of North America, publishers.
$1; claimed circulation, 6,000; 80
Office, Bible House.
Advertising rates on application.
TEACHER.
Bible League
Subscription,
pages, 7x10.
BICYCLING WORLD AND MOTOR-CYCLE
REVIEW —Every Saturday. Established 1877.
Bicycling World Co., publishers. Subscription, $2;
estimated circulation, 8,000; 40 pages or more, 3 col-
umns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2}^e inches.
Can use matrices. Forms close Monday preceding.
Office, Tribune Building.
.Advertising rates, one inch, one time, $5; three
months, ?4; six months, $3.50; one year, $3 per inch,
per time; 2 inches one time, $8; three months, $7;
six months, S6; 52 times, $5 per time.
BIT AND SPUR.— Monthly. Sports. Estab-
lished 1902. Argus Company, publishers. Sub-
scription, $3; estimated circulation, 5,000; 40 pages,
9x12 Office, 389 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
BOLLETTINO DELLA SERA.— Every eve-
ning except Sunday, AMERIC.\, Sunday morn-
ing. Italian. Republican. Frugone Balletto and
Pellegatti Printing and publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, daily, $4; Sunday, $2; claimed cir-
culation, daily, 47,000; Sunday, estimated cir-
culation, 25,000; 8 pages; length of columns, 20
inches; width, 2 inches. Office, 178 Park Row.
Advertising rates, daily, $1 an inch each inser-
tion. Sunday, display rates on application.
BOND BUYER.— Every morning except Sun-
day and holidavs and WEEKLY, Saturdays. Finan-
cial. Established 1891. The Bond Buyer Co.,
publishers. Claimed circulation, for weekly, 5,000;
daily, 8 pages; weekly, 96 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, 10 inches; width, 3 inches. Office, 25 West
Broadway.
Advertising rates on application.
BON TON (Le).— Monthly. Fashions. Es-
tablished 1851. S. T. Taylor Co., publishers.
Subscription, $3.50; estimated circulation, 60,000;
19 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 14 inches;
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■width, 2\i inches. Forms close 14th of second pre-
ceding month. Office, 13-15 West 34th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 65 cents a line; yi
page, one time, $100; i page, $200; one page,
$350; 4th cover page, in colors, $500; in black,
$400. Discount, 10 per cent on yearly contracts.
BOOKMAN (Tlie).— Monthly. Literary.
Dodd, Mead & Co., publishers. Established 1895.
claimed average circulation, 25,000; 180 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 23-2
inches. Can use matrices. Forms close 10th of
preceding month. Office, 372 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, per agate hne, 40 cents; one
page, $75; \ and i pages, pro rata. Discount,
three months, 5 per cent; six months, 10 per cent;
one year, or 3 page.s or more, used within one
year, 20 per cent.
BOOKSELLER, NEWSDEALER AND STA-
TIONER,— Semi-Monthly (1st and ISth"). Trade
Established 1893. Edwin O. Chapman, pub-
lisher. Subscription, $1; claimed average cir-
culation, 7,200; 32 to 128 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8M inches; width, 25^ inches. Office,
156 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, $2.25 an inch; 6 times
$12 50; 12 times, $23; 24 times (one year), $40
J page, one time, $4.50; i page, $8; ^ page, $14
one page, $25.
BRONX HOME NEWS.— Every Thursday.
Local. Established 1906. Bronx Home News
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
sworn average circulation for vear 1910, 32,175*;
12 pages, 17x21. Office, 373 East 148th Street.
Advertising rates on application.
BUDD, COMPANY. (THE JOHN)
See advertisement on pages 478, 479 and 480.
BUSINESS JOURNAL (The).— Monthly. Ed-
ucational. Established 1877. Subscription, $1;
decline to quote circulation; 48 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2^ inches.
Forms close 10th preceding month. Office, Tribune
Building.
Advertising rates, on application.
BUTCHERS' ADVOCATE AND MARKET
JOURNAL.— Every Wednesday. Trade. Es-
tablished 1879. Butchers' .\dvocate Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $2; estimated circulation,
9,500; 44 cages, 9x13. Office, 203 Broadway.
Advertising rates, on application.
BUTTERICK TRIO (The)— Monthly. Em-
bracing The Delineator, The Designer and New
Idea Woman's Magazine, guaranteed average circula-
tion for first four months in 1911, 1,377,290*; closing
date for The Trio, 5th of second preceding month.
Office, Butterick Building.
For advertising rates and further particulars
see Delineator, New York City.
BUTTERICK TRIO FASHION QUARTER-
LIES. — Embracing Butterick Fashions, Stand-
ard Fashion Book and New Ideas in Fashions.
NEW YORK
Forms close as follows: June 20th for fall Quarterly,
out August 15th; August 20th for Winter Quarterly,
out October 15th; November 20th for Spring Quar-
terly, out February 15th; February 20th for Summer
Quarterly, out April 15th. (Circulation, 500,000).
Office, Butterick Building.
Advertising rates, $1,200 per page; i and ^
pages pro rata. Minimum space \ page, which
must be 100 lines double column.
CALEDONIAN (The). — Monthly (28th).
Scotch-American. Family, Established 1901.
Caledonian Publishing Co,, publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; claimed circulation, 8,500; 52 to 68
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width,
2y2 inches. Office, Bible House.
Advertising rates, yV page, one time, $2.50; J^
page, $4.50; % page, S8; }^ page, $15; one page, $30.
Cover pages, outside, $50; inside cover pages, $40.
CALL.— Every Morning including SUNDAY.
Labor and Socialist. Established 1908. Working
Men's Co-operative Publishing Association, (Inc),
publishers, claimed circulation, dailv, 32,000; Sunday
29,000; daily, 6 pages; Sunday, 6 to 16 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 20? inches; width, 2%
inches. Can use matrices. Office, 409 Pearl Street.
Advertising rates on application.
CASSELL'S LITTLE FOLKS. (A
edition). — Monthly. Juvenile. Cassell
(Limited), publishers. Subscription,
estimated circulation, 18,700; 80 pages
umns; length of columns. 8 inches; wi
inches. Forms close 8th preceding month.
43-45 East Nineteenth Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a
page (2 inches), one time. $5; ^ page, $9;
$17.50; one page, $30. Discount, 20 per
3 pages, or more, used within one jear.
mencan
& Co.
$1.50;
2 col-
dth. 2J
Office,
line; J
h page,
cent on
CASSIER'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Engi-
neering. Established 1891. The Cassier's Mag-
azine Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; esti-
mated circulation, 7,500; 154 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2\ inches.
Forms close 15th preceding month. Office, 12
West 31st Street.
Advertising rates, one inch singJe column, one
year, $65; Jj page, one year, $120; J^ page, one
year, $180; J-^ page, one year, $36t); one page,
one j-ear, $660.
CATERER (The) and HOTEL PROPRIE-
TORS GAZETTE.— Monthly. Technical. Food
news for Hotels, Clubs, and Restaurants. Estab
lished 1893. Caterer Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $2; claimed average circulation, 16,310;
84 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 9i
inches; width, 17 ems pica. i<orms close 20th
preceding month. Can use matrices. Office,
1493-99 Broadway.
Advertising rates on application.
CATHOLIC NEWS.— Every Saturday. Cath-
olic. Established 1886. Catholic News Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; guar-
anteed circulation, exceeding 100,000; 20 page.«,
4 columns; length of columns, 15^ inches; width,
2i inches. Can use matrices. Office, 27 Spruce
Street.
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
155
NEW YORK
Advertising rates, agate, one time, 25 cents per
line. Reading notices, 50 cents. No discount
for time or space.
CATHOLIC WORLD.— Monthly. Literature
and Science. Established 1805. Paulist Fathers,
publishers. Subscription, $3; will not quote cir-
circulation; 160 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 8 inches; width, 2!^ inches. Forms close
15th preceding month. Office, 120 West 60th
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, \ page (14 lines) ,
one time, $2.50; K page, $5; 34 page, $10; J^ page,
$20; one page, $40; preferred position, 10 per
cent extra. Nodiscountfor time or space. Special
rates for publishers and schools.
CAVALIER (The).— Monthly. Fiction. Es-
tablished 1908. Frank A. Munsey Co., publish-
ers. Subscription, $1; claimed circulation, 125,-
966; 2 columns to page; length of columns, 8
inches; width, 2^ inches. Forms close about
the 27th of second preceding month. Office, 175
Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 75 cents a line; 1 page,
$100; 34 and J-^ pages, pro rata. Classified, 50
cents a line. Special combination rate with
Argosy, Railroad Man's Magazine and All Story
magazine. (The Argosy Combination).
CEMENT AGE (With which is combined Concrete
Enginering). — Monthly. Devoted to the uses of
cement. Established 1904. Cement Age Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $1.50; 120 pages, 7MxlOJ^.
Office, 30 Church Street.
Advertising rates, ts page, one time, S9; J
$14; J4 page, S22; }4 page, S35; one page,
rates, on application.
8 page,
. Further
CENTURY MAGAZINE (The).— Monthly.
Literary. Established 1870. The Century Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $4; estimated circu-
lation 125,000; 168 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 71 inches; width, 2 9-16 inches.
Forms close 30th of second preceding month.
Office, 33 East Seventeenth Street.
Advertising rates, agate, each insertion, per
line, $1.50; one page, one time, $250; i and i
pages, pro rata. Discount, 5 per cent on three
months: 10 per cent on six months; 15 per cent
on nine months; 25 per cent on one year. Six
pages or more, used within one year, entitled to
yearly discount; special rates for schools, $15
per inch; i inch (minimum space), pro rata (no
discount). Combination rate. Century and St.
Nicholas Magazines, 3 pages in each publication,
$300 per page.
CHIEF (The).— Every Saturday. Civil Ser-
vice. Established 1897. The Chief Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $2.50; sworn average
circulation for three months ending March 31.
1911, 69,137; 12 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 20 inches; width, 2 J inches. Forms
close Wednesday noon preceding. Can use
matrices. Office, 45 Centre Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; finan-
cial, 40 cents a line. Reading notices, 40 cents
a line; first page, 50 cents a line; business cards,
NEW YORK
not less than one year, no change of copy, per
inch, $72.80. Open space, within one year,
1,000 lines, 13 cents a line; 3,000 lines, 10 cents;
5,000 lines, 8 cents; 10,000 lines, or more, 7 cents
a line. Classified, one inch cards, one year, $50.
See advertisement on page 429.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.— Every Thursday.
Methodist Episcopal. Established 1826. The
Methodist Book Concern, publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $2.50; estimated circulation, 32,500; 40
pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 112
inches; width, 2i inches. Can use matrices.
Forms close one week in advance. Office, 150
Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 lines or more, 30
cents per line; 500 lines, or 13 times, 27 cents;
1,000 lines, or 26 times, 25 cents; 2,000 lines, or
52 times, 20 cents a line. Reading notices, 60
cents a line each insertion.
CHRISTIAN HERALD— Every Wednesday.
Undenominational. Established 1877. Christian
Herald, publishers. Subscription, $1.50; guar-
anteed average circulation for year 1910, 322,101*;
24 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 12 inches;
width, 2)^8 inches. Forms close 2 weeks in advance.
Office, Bible House.
Advertising rates, agate, $1.50 per line. No
discount for time or space. Preferred position,
20 per cent extra. One page, (680 lines), one
time, $900; J< page, $510; M page, $255. Cover
pages (2 colors) $1,200; 3 colors, $1,500.
See advertisment on page 562.
CHRISTIAN INTELLIGENCER.— E very
Wednesday. Reformed Church. Established,
1829. Intelligencer Association, publishers. Sub-
scription, $2.65; claimed circulation, 12,200; 16
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 14 inches;
width, 2^ inches. Forms close Monday preceding.
Can use matrices. Office, 149 Church Street.
Advertising rates, agate, per line, each inser-
tion, 25 cents; 250 lines used within three months,
18 cents; three months, or 500 lines, 15 cents; six
months, or 1,000 lines, 12 cents; one j'ear, or 2,000
lines used within three months, 10 cents. Busi-
ness notices, 25 cents per agate line for each in-
sertion. Minimum space, 5 lines.
CHRISTIAN NATION.— Every Wednesday.
Official organ of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church. Established 1884. John H. Pritchard,
publisher. Subscription, $2; estimated circulation
15,300; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 11}^
inches; width, 2J-4 inches. Forms close Friday
preceding. Office, Tribune Building.
Advertising rates, per agate line, 10 cents;
Reading notices, 25 cents per agate line. Classified,
35 words or less, 60 cents. Additional lines, 10 cents
(minimum, 6 lines).
CHRISTIAN WORK AND EVANGELIST.—
Every Saturday. Undenominational. Estab-
lished 1830. J. N. Hallock. publisher. Sub-
scription, $3; claimed average circulation, 34,015;
32 to 40 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 11 inches;
width, 25^ inches. Forms close Monday preceding
date of issue. Office, Bible House.
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NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
NEW YORK
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line.
Discount, one month, or 333 lines, 10 per cent;
two months, 15 per cent; three months, or 667
lines, 20 per cent; six months, or 1,000 lines, 30
per cent; one year, or 2,000 lines, 35 per cent;
3,000 lines, 40 per cent. No adv. less than five
lines taken. Special position, 20 per cent extra.
Reading notices, 00 cents a line.
CHURCHMAN. —Every Saturday. Prot-
estant Episcopal. Established 1844. The
Churchman Co., publishers. Subscription, $3.50;
estimated circulation, 20,000; 40 to 60 pages,
3 columns; length of columns, 12i inches; width,
2fi; inches. Forms close Mondays preceding.
Office. 47 Lafayette Place
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents per line each
insertion; special position, 40 cents. Reading
notices, 50 cents a line, brevier or nonpareil,
measured agate. Nothing less than $1 net each
insertion. Discounts, 10 per cent on one month;
15 per cent on two months; 20 per cent on three
months, or 1,000 lines; 25 per cent on six months,
or 2,000 lines; 30 per cent on one year, or
3,000 lines. Issues magazine supplement first
number of each month. Rate, one page (224
lines), $68; 3 pages, within one year, $54 per
page.
CIVIL SERVICE CHRONICLE AND POLICE
CHRONICLE.— Every Saturday. Civil Service.
Established 1897. D. L. Kaufmann publisher. Sub-
scription, $2; claimed average circulation for first
3 months in 1911, 25,000; 8 pages; length of columns,
20^2 inches; width, 2% inches. Forms close Thurs-
day P. M. preceding. Office, 33 Park Row.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line.
CLASSMATE.— See Cincinnati, Ohio.
CLIPPER.— Every Thursdav. Theatrical. Es-
tablished 1853. The Frank Queen Publishing Co.
(Limited), publishers. Subscription, $4; claimed
average circulation, 25,663; 24 pages, 5 columns;
length of columns, 16 inches; width, 2n5 inches.
Office, 47 West Twenty-eight Street.
Advertismg rates, agate, 20 cents a line; with
borders, 10 per cent e.Ktra; 100 lines or more, 20
per cent discount. Further rates on application.
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER.— Monthly.
Trade. Established 1872. The Geo N. Lowrey
Co., publishers. Sub.scription, $2; estimated cir-
culation, 6,500; 2 columns to page: length of columns,
10 inches. Office, 13 Astor Place.
Advertising rates, -^^ page, one time, $6;
% page, $9; ]4, page, $15; 14 page, $26; one page,
(20 inches), $50. Classified, $1 for 4 lines, or
less; over 4 lines, 25 cents a line (8 words to the
line).
CLUB FELLOW AND WASHINGTON MIR-
ROR (The).— Everv Wednesdav. Social. Es-
tablished 1898. The West End Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $5; claimed circula-
tion, 35,000; 4 columns to page; length of col-
umns, 121 inches; width, 'Z\ inches. Forms close
Saturday preceding. Office, Metropolitan Build-
ing.
NEW YORK
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line; three
months, 45 cents; six months, 40 cents; one year,
35 cents a line, per time.
CLUB JOURNAL (The).— Bi-Weekly. Every
other Saturday. Established 1909. The Auto-
mobile Club of America, publishers. Claimed
average circuLation, 8,000. Office, 54th Street,
West of Broadwaj-.
Advertising rates on application.
CLUB LIFE.— Monthly. Clubs. Established
1907. Club Affairs Co. (Inc.), publishers. Sub-
scription, $1; estimated circulation, 9,000; 16
to 34 pages, 3 columns: width of columns, 2h
inches. Can use matrices. Office, 333 Fourth
A venue.
Advertising rates, $2.50 an inch; one page,
$60; i, } and i pages, pro rata. Discount, 10,
15 and 30 per cent on 3, 6 and 12 months, respec-
tively.
COAL TRADE JOURNAL.— Everv Wednesdav.
Trade. Established 1869. Frederick E. Soward,
editor and publisher. Subscription, S5; 7f) pages,
8x11. Office, 20 Vesey Street.
Advertising rates on application.
COLLEGE WORLD MAGAZINE (The).—
Monthly. College World Co., publishers, claimed
circulation, 25,712; columns, 1254x234. Forms close
6th of month preceding date of issue. Office, 1
Madison Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; one page
$70; J4 and 32 pages pro rata.
COLLIER'S.— Every Saturday. Literary.
Established 1888. P. F. Collier & Son, publishers.
Subscription. $5.50; guaranteed average circu-
lation, for year 1910, 582,019*; 36 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 133^ inches; width, 234 inches.
Forms close three weeks in advance. Office, 406-
424 West Thirteenth Street.
Advertising rates, agate, $2.50 a line; one
page, $1,600; \ and j pages, pro rata; back cover
page (2 colors), 2,200; back cover (3 straight print-
ings), $2,400; back cover (3 color process), $2,500;
back cover, Christmas and Easter, $2,600; inserts
(3 color process), $2,200; inside covers (2 colors),
$1,800; Excess of 3i page and not making 32 page,
$2.12 a line; travel department, tour advertising,
$2.50 a line; display, 3 times, per line, each time, $2;
National hotel directory, $2.50 a line; 3 months, $2.25;
6 months, .S2; 75 lines or more, 82 per line; .schools and
colleges, published in May, June, Jul.v, August and
September, $1.25 a line, each insertion; books
and publishers, $2 a line; one page, $1,300; 34
and 3^2 pages, pro rata. No time discounts.
Correspondence schools, $2.25 a lino; '^ page
(186 lines), $350. Reading notices, $2.75 a line.
Classified, $2.50 a line, including display (minimum
4 lines). Discount for 6 times or more on clas-
sified advertising.
COMERCIO (El).— Monthly (15th). Span-
ish. Export Trade. Established 1875. .1. Shep-
herd Clark Co., publishers. Subscription, $3;
claimed average circulation, 10,000; 76 pages, or more,
4 columns; length of columns, 11 inches; width, 2
inches. Office, 126 Liberty Street.
Advertising rates on application.
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
157
NEW YORK
COJIMERCIAL. — Every morning except Sun-
day. Commercial. Financial. Industrial. Es-
tablished 1795. Mercer P. Moseley, publisher.
Subscription, $6 out of town; $9 in city; esti-
mated circulation, 25,000; 12 to 18 pages or more,
7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches; width,
2i inches. Can use matrices. Office, 8 Spruce
Street.
Advertising rates, aeate, run of paper. 20 cents
a line; financial page, 30 cents; Automobiles, 20 cents
a line; hotels, instructions, etc., 20 cents a line; pub-
lications, 1.5 cents; resorts, 20 cents; 26 times, daily,
or, e. o. d, 10 cents a line. Contract for repeated
insertions, financial, 30 cents; general, 20 cents a line,
with discount on 26 or more insertions, daily, e, o. d.
2. t. a. w. 18 cents a line. Reading notices, SI per
agate line; 1st or editorial page, 81.50 a line. Classi-
fied, agents wanted, 1.5 cents a line; business chances,
20 cents; discount ou 6 or more consecutive
insertions.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL WORLD.
— Every Saturday. Financial. Established
1898. S. D. Butman. publisher. Subscription,
$5; estimated circulation, 14,000; 16 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns. Hi inches; width, 2i
inches. Office, 3G Gold Street.
Advertising rates, agate, bankers and brokers,
25 cents a line; business opportunities, 25 cents;
dividends and interest, 20 cents; financial, 25
cents; miscellaneous, 20 cents a line; first page,
double price.
COMMERCIAL VEHICLE.— Monthly. Motor-
Established 1906. Commercial Vehicle (Inc.).
publisher. Subscription, S2; 80 pages, 9x12. Office,
23141 West 39th Street.
Advertising rates on application.
CONFECTIONERS' AND BAKERS' GAZ-
ETTE. —Monthly. Trade. Established 1881.
Horace B. Winton, publisher. Subscription, S2;
claimed circulation, 7,000; 44 pages, 4 cohimns;
length of columns, 11 inches; width, 2 inches,
Office, 366 Broadway.
Advertising rates, I'g page, one time, $10; i
page, $15; i page, $25; i page, $35; one page. $50.
COSMOPOLITA N.— Monthly. Literary.
National. Established 1886. International Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1. Guar-
anteed average circulation exceeding .500,000; 128
pages. 2 columns; length of columns, S'inches; width,
2Ji inches. Forms close 15th of second preceding
month. Office, 381 Fourth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, at rate of $500 per page;
smaller space to 7 lines, pro rata.
NEW YORK
CONVERTED CATHOLIC— Monthly. Re-
formed Catholic. Established 1883. Rev .James
A. O'Connor, publisher. Subscription, S1..50; esti-
mated circulation, 7,650; 40 pages, 1 column;
length of column, 6f inches; width, 3i inches.
Office, 331 West 57th Street.
Advertising rates, one inch, one vear, $10; i
page, S35; ^ page, $60; one page, $100. Further ,
rates on application.
COSTUME ROYAL (Le).— Monthly. Fash-
ions. Established 1895. The Royal Pattern Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $3.50; estimated cir-
culation, 60,000; 4 columns to page; length of
columns, 14J^ inches; width, 2i inches. Fonns
close loth of second preceding month. Office, 293
Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 60 cents a line. Pre-
ferred position, 25 per cent extra. Classified, same
rate as display.
COUNTRY LIFE IN AMERICA.— See Gar-
den City, N. Y.
COURRIER DES ETATS UNIS.— E very
morning including SUNDAY, and WEEKLY,
Saturdays. French. Independent. E s t a b-
lished 1828. H. P. Samoers Co.. publishers.
Subscription, daily, .S12.60; claimed circulation,
12,000; Sunday, $2.50; claimed circulation, 25,-
000; weekly, $5.20; claimed circulation, 27,-
000; daily, 4 pages (Sunday, 12 pages), 6 col-
umns; weekly, 4 columns; length of columns,
daily, 21J^ inches; weekly, 14^^ inches; width,
2/g inches. Office, 19.5-197 Fulton Street.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, one time, 12
cents a line; one week (7 times), 60 cents; one
month, Sunday included, $1.25; three months,
$3; six months, $5; one year, $9 per line. Three
times a week, one month. 90 cents: three months,
$1.90; one year, $5.35 per line. Special notices, 30
cents a line, daily or Sunday. Reading notices,
50 cents a line. Display, Sunday only, one time, 15
cents; one month, 60 cents; three months, S1.50;
six months, $2.50; one year, $3.50 per line. Weekly,
one time, 15 cents; one month, 60 cents; three months,
$1.50; six months, $2.50; one year, $4 per line. Special
notices, 30 cents per line each insertion. Reading
notices, 50 cents per line. Advertisements of less
than six lines charged as if occupying that space.
CRAFTSMAN (The).— Monthly. Architecture.
Art. Home. Established 1901. Gustav Stick-
ey, editor and publisher. Subscription. 25 cents;
claimed circulation, exceeding 17,500; 125
or more pages, 2 columns; length of columns
S inches; width, 2^ inches. Forms close 9th
preceding month. Office, 41 West 34th Street.
_ Advertising rates, 36 cents a line; yi inch, one
time, $2. .50; $5 an inch; one page, one time, $80;
14> H and ^2 pages pro rata.
CRONACA ILLUSTRATA.— Every Sunday.
Italian. Humorous. Established 1892. E. M.
Grella, editor and publisher. Subscription, $2;
estimated circulation, 5,000; 16 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2i inches.
^Office, 88 Centre Street.
Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch each inser-
tion.
CUBA REVIEW.— Monthly. Industrial. Es-
tablished 1901. Mun.son's Steamship Line, publishers
Subscription, SI; estimated circulation, 5,000; 44
pages, 6x9. Office, 82-92 Beaver Street.
Advertising rates on application.
158
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
NEW YORK
CURRENT LITERATURE.— Monthly. Pub-
lic opinion and current events. Established 188S.
Current Litprnture Publishing Co.. publishers.
Subscription, .S3; guaranteed circulation, exceeding
110,000; 112 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8
inches; width, 25)j inches. Forms close on 10th of
preceding month. Office, 134 West 29th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 70 cents a fine; publishers,
50 cents a line; $100 per page; \i M and H pages, pro
rata. Discount, 10 per cent on 3 pages or more, within
one year, or 12 consecutive insertions.
DANSKE AMERIKANAREN.— Every Wednes-
day. Independent. Established 1906. J. P. Holm,
publisher. Subscription, $2; 8 pages, 18x24. Office,
Tribune Building.
Advertising rates on application.
DECORATIVE FURNISHER.— Monthly. In-
terior furnishing. Established 1901. T. A.
Cawthra & Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; 104
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 10}4, inches;
width, 3^ inches. Office, 395 Fourth Avenue.
Advertising rates, i page, one time, $10; i
page, $18; i page, $27.50; one page, $45. Dis-
count on 3 months, or longer.
DELINEATOR (The).— Monthly. Fashions.
Literary. Established 1873. The Batterick
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
guaranteed average circulation for first four months
in 1911, 930,600*; 4 columns to page; length of col-
umns, 14 J inches; width, 2i inches. Forms close
5th of second preceding month. Office, But-
terick Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 lines or more $5
per line each insertion; one page, per insertion
$3,400; i page (100 lines double column), one
time, $900; single column, $1,000; double col-
umn, $1,700. Combined rate for "The Butterick
Trio", embracing The Delineator, The Designer
and New Idea Woman's Magazine, $7.12i per
agate line; 100 lines, or more, in one issue, $6.50
per line; J page (100 lines double column), $1,100;
single column, $1,200; double column, $2,200; full
page, $4,000; 2d or 3d cover pages (2 colors);
$5,000; 4th cover (4 colors), $6,000; colored insert
(4 colors), left hand page, $5,000; right hand page,
$6,000; colored insert (2 colors), left hand page,
$4,500; right hand page, $5,000.
DEMOCRACY.— See Civil Service
and Police Chronicle, New York City.
Chronicle
DENTAL DIGEST.— Monthly. Dentistrv. Es-
tablished 1894. The Dentist's Supply Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; guaranteed circulation,
10,500; 128 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8
inches; width, 2}4 inches. Forms close 10th preced-
ing month. Office, 47-65 West 42d Street.
Advertising rates on application.
DESIGNER (The).— Monthly. Fashions. Lit-
erary. Established 1892. Standard Fashion Co.,
publishers. Subscription, 75 cents; guaranteed aver-
age circulation, for first four months in 1911, 284,454*
net; 130 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 14}^
inches; width, 214 inches. Forms close 5th of second
preceding month. Office, 12-16 Vandam Street.
NEW YORK
Advertising rates, agate, $1.50 a line, each inser-
tion; minimum space, 5 lines; i page (100 lines
double column), one time, $270; one column,
$300; double column, $500; one page, $1,000.
DIETETIC AND HYGIENIC GAZETTE.—
Monthly. Medical. Established 1884. The
Gazette Publisliing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, SI; estimated circulation, 18,000; 116 pages ,
2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width,
2f inches. Forms close 20th preceding month.
Office, 33 West Forty-second Street.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $5; three
months, $12; six months, $22; one year, $38; i
page, one time, $8; i page, $15; i page, $25; one
page, $45.
DOS AMERICAS.— Monthly. Spanish. Ex-
port. Established 1906. Andrew Jergen Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circula-
tio 5,000; 44 pages, 10x12. Office, 365-67
Broadway.
Advertising rates on application.
DRAMATIC MIRROR.— Every Wednesday,
(dated Wednesday following.) Dramatic. Estab-
lished 187S. The Dramatic Mirror Company,
(Inc.), publishers. Subscription, .$4. Decline
to quote circulation. 36 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 12 inches; width, 2}/i inches. Office,
121 West 42d Street.
Advertising rates, commercial advertising,
agate, 18 cents a line; 13 times, 17 cents; 26 times,
16 cents; one year, 15 cents. Reading notices,
starred, 50 cents a line.
DRAMATIC NEWS.— Everv Tuesday. Dra-
matic. Established 1881. Edwin S. Bettel-
heim, editor. Subscription, $4; claimed circula-
tion, 33,000; 40 to 60 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 10 inches; width, 2}^ inches. Can use matrices .
Office, 17 West 42d Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line, each
insertion. Reading notices, agate. $1 per line;
no preferred position.
DRESS.— Monthly. Fashions. Established
1906. McCready-Beals Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, S3; 4 columns to page; length of col-
umns, 12 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Forms
close 8th of preceding month. Office, 11 West
36th Street.
Advertising rates, % page, one time, S21; J^ page
(168 lines), S40; J-o page, ?75; one page, S150; discount
on 3 and 6 pages, used within one year. Special
rate for 12 consecutive insertions of }i and 34 pages.
DRY GOODS.— Monthlv. Trade. Estab-
lished 1891. Dry Goods Publishing Co. publishers.
Subscription, SI; Refuses circulation statement; 100
to 112 pages, 3 and 4 columns; length of columns, 12
inches; width, 2'4 inches. Forms close 25th of
preceding month. Can use matrices. Office,
236 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, '^ page, one time, $18; M
page, $35; 14 page, $60; one page, $100; back cover,
$12,5; front cover, $200.
NELSON CHESMAN & CO. S RATE BOOK.
loO
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
DRY GOODS ECONOMIST.— Everv Satur-
day. Established 1846. Textile Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, S5: claimed average
circulation, 12,000; 100 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 12J inches; width, 2i inches. Office,
231-241 West 39th Street.
Advertising rates, H page, one time, $25; J^,
$45; H page, $85; one page, $150.
DRY GOODS JOURNAL.— Monthly. Dry
Goods. Established 1906. Home Pattern Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; estimated circula-
tion, 6,000; 12 to 16 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 12J^ inches; width, 2]4, inches. Office,
615 West 43d Street.
Advertising rates on application.
ECO D' IT ALIA.— Every Thursday. Italian. In-
dependent. Established 1849. Felice Tocci, pub-
lisher. Subscription, S2; claimed circulation, 5,000;
6 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches;
width, 2I2 inches. Office, 89 Park Street.
Advertising rates on application.
EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION.— Monthly,
except July and August. Educational. A. S.
Barnes & Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.25;
estimated circulation, 5,000; 64 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 65 inches; width, 2 inches.
Can use matrices. Forms close 4th of preceding
month. Office, 11-15 East 24th Street.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; \ page, one
time, $7; i page, $12; one page, $20.
ELECTRICAL RECORD (The) .—Monthly. Es-
tablished as Buyers' Reference, 1892. The Gage
Publishing Co. (Inc.), publishers. Subscription,
$2; claimed circulation, 5,500; 168 pages, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 3
inches. Office, 114-16 Liberty Street.
Advertising rates on application.
ELECTRIC RAILWAY JOURNAL (former-
l.v .Street Railway Journal). — Every Saturday.
Street and Interurban Electric Railways. Es-
tablished 1884. McGraw Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $3; claimed average
circulation, 9,269; 80 to 150 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, lOi inches. Office, 239
West 39th Street.
Advertising ratea on application.
ELITE STYLES.— Monthly. Fashion. Es-
tablished 1896. Elite Styles Co., (Inc.), publish-
ers. Subscription, $2.50; estimated circulation,
60,000; 56 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 14 inches; width, 2\ inches. Forms close
10th preceding month. Office, 27-29 West
Twenty-third Street.
ELECTRICAL WORLD.— Every Thursday.
Electrical. Established 1874. McGraw Publishing j
Co., publishers. Subscription, S3; claimed average
circulation, for first six months in 1911, 18,980; 170 |
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 10 inches, width,
3^8 inches. Can use matrices. Office, 239 West
39th Street.
Advertising rates on application.
Advertising rates, agate, 75 cents a line; one
page (inside), one time, $450; i page, $240; i
page. $120.
ELKS ANTLER.— Monthly. Elks. Fraternal.
Established 1895. Arthur C. Moreland, editor and
publisher. Subscription, $1; claimed average circula-
tion, 14,000; 40 pages, and cover, 2 columns; length of
columns, 8 inches; width, 2% inches. Office, 1158
Broadway.
Advertising rates on application.
ELORE. — Every Saturday. Hungarian. Socialist.
Established 1904. Hungarian Socialist Federat 'on
of America, publishers. Subscription, SI; 6 p ages,
17x22. Office, 1528 Second Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
ENGINEERING MAGAZINE.— Mo n t h 1 y.
Engineering. Established 1891. John R. Dun-
lap, publisher. Subscription, $3; estimated
circulation, 18,000; 292 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 2^ inches. Can use
matrices. Forms close 15th preceding month.
Office, 140 Nassau Street.
Advertising rates, American edition, one inch,
one month, $7; three months, $18; six months,
$33; one year, $60; Line rate, 50 cents, agate.
European edition, published in London, Eng., 30
cents per agate line.
ENGINEERING NEWS.— Every Thursday.
Civil. Mechanical. Electrical and Alining Engi-
neering. Established 1874. The Engineering
News Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
domestic, S5; foreign, S9, sworn average circulation
for year ending March 31, 1911, exceedin?; 17,500:
116 to 148 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
13 inches; width, 2J inches. Office, 220 Broad-
way.
Advertising rates, $2.40 an inch; 13 to 25
inches, $2.20; 26 to 38 inches, $2; 39 to 51 inches,
$1.80; 52 to 99 inches, $1.60 an inch; contract
rate on 100 inches, or more, $1.05 to $1.50 an
inch, according to number of inches used each month.
EVERYBODY'S M A G A Z T N E.— Monthly.
Literary Established 1899. The Ridgway Co.,
publishers. Subscription, SI .50; guaranteed average
circulation, 650,000*; for first four months in 1911,
632,586*; 144 pages and over, 2 columns; length of
columns, 8 inches; width, 2^^ inches. Forms close
25th to the last day of second to 3d of preceding
month. Office, Spring and MacDougal Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, one page, per insertion,
$600; tV, yi< M and J^ pages, pro rata. Resident
schools and colleges, SI. 80 a line; S403.20 per page.
Classified, $3; a line (4 lines, minimum. Maximum
12 lines).
EVERY WOMAN'S MAGAZINE (in which is
merged Paris Modes). — Monthly. Literary and
Family. Established 1906. Every Woman's Maga-
zine (Inc.), publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; guar-
anteed net circulation, 150,000*; 32 to 40 pages and
cover, 4 columns; length of columns, 9M inches; width,
iVi inches. Forms close 15th of second preceding
month. Office, 36 West 24th Street.
Advertising rates, $1 per agate line; 10 per
cent discount on M pages, or more; one page,
S600; cover pages (2 colors) $700. Minimum space,
5 lines. Classified, (minimum, 5 lines; maximum,
12 lines), SI. 25 per agate line. Forms for classified
advertising close 10th of second preceding month.
See advertisement on page 448.
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EXAMINER.— Every Thursday. Baptist.
Established 1823. The Examiner Co., publishers.
Subscription, $2; claimed circulation, 24,000; 32
pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 11 inches; width,
2}/^ inches. Can use matrices. Office, 150 Nassau
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, ordinary, 30 cents a
line; 1,000 lines within one year, 22^ cents; 2,000
lines. 21 cents; 3,000 lines, 20 cents; 5,000 lines.
18 cents a line. Special notices, 50 cents per
line. Reading notices, $1 per line, brevier,
leaded. Discount, eight times, 10 per cent:
thirteen times, 20 per cent; twenty-six times, 25
per cent; one year, 30 per cent.
FABRICS, FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
—Monthly. Trade. Established 1878. Henry
C. Nathan Co., publishers. Subscription, SI;
claimed average circulation, exceeding 5,500; 60 to 80
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width,
3^i inches. Can use matrices. Office, 118 East
28th Street.
Advertising rates, } page, one time, $20; J
page, $35; one page, S60.
FAMILY STORY PAPER.— Every Satur-
day. Literary. Established 1873. Nor-
man L. Munro, publisher. Subscription, S3;
estimated circulation. 40,000; 8 pages, 5 col-
umns; length of columns, 18 inches; width, 2i
inches. Forms close three weeks in advance.
Office, 24-26 Vandewater Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line.
FIELD AND FANCY.— Every Saturday.
Dog and Gun. Established 1895. Field &
Fancy Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$2; claimed average circulation, 5,000; 24 to 48
pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches;
width, 2i inches. Forms close Wednesday pre-
ceding. Office, 14-10 Church Street.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch per time: one
month, S4 an inch; three months, $12.35; six
months, $23.40; one year, $41.60; special posi-
tions extra. Classified, 2 cents a word.
FIELD AND STREAM.— Monthlj'. Sport.
Adventure. Established 1895. E. F. Warner,
publisher. Subscription, $1.50; claimed cir-
culation, 63,698; 160 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Forms
close 5th preceding month. Office, 24 East
Twenty-first Street.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $6.25; one
page, $100; J, } and ^ pages, pro rata; discount,
5 per cent for 6 insertions and 10 per cent for
12 insertions of same space within one year.
FILM INDEX.— Every Saturday. Moving Pic-
tures. Trade. Established 1906. The Films Pub-
lishing Co., (Inc.), publishers. Sub.scription, $2;
claimed average circulation, for year 1910, 6,306;
34 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 1134 inches;
width, 12}^ ems. Office, 1 Madison Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line; one page,
$60; ]/i and \-2 pages, pro rata. Discount, 5, 10, 15
and 20 per cent on 3, 6, 9 and 12 months.
FINANCIAL AGE.— Every Saturday. Finan-
cial. Established 1900. F. Howard Hooke,
publisher. Subscription, $5; claimed average
circulation including supplements, 20,000; 48
NEW YORK
pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 11 inches;
width, 2i inches. Can use matrices. Office,
U. S. Express Building, Trinity Place & Rector
Sireet.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; preferred
position, 30 cents per line. Discount, 15 and 25
per cent on 6 months and one year, respectively.
FINANCIAL WORLD.— Every Saturday.
Financial. Louis Guenther, publisher. Sub-
scription, $4; claimed circulation, 16,000; 16 to
24 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 1 1
inches; width, 14 ems. Can use matrices. Office,
18 Broadway.
Advertising rates, narrow column, 25 cents a
line; wide column, 50 per cent extra. Further
rates on application.
FINANCIER (The).— Every Saturday. Finan-
cial. Established 1867. The P^inancier Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $10; esti-
mated circulation, 15,000; 100 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 103-^ inches; width, 2\ inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 22 Thames Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line.
FOLLIA. — Every .Sunday. Italian. Republi-
can. Established 1903. Marziale Sisca, publisher.
Subscription, $2; estimated circulation, 20,000;
8 pages, 16x22. Office, 190 Grand Street.
Advertising rates on application.
FOREST AND STREAM.— Every Saturday.
Sporting. Established 1873. Forest and Stream
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $3;
claimed average circulation for three months
ending March 31, 1910, 29,311; 40 to 48 pages,
3 columns; length of columns, lOJ inches; width,
2f inches. Office, 127 Franklin Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; dis-
counts ranging from 5 per cent on 13 times,
to 20 per cent on 52 times.
FORUM.— Monthly. Politics. Finance and
Drama. Established 1886. Mitchell Kcnnerly,
publisher. Subscription, S2.50; 96 pages, one column,
length of column, 6*4 inches; width, 4'4 inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 2 East 29th Street.
Advertising rates on application.
FREEMAN'S JOURNAL AND CATHOLIC
REGISTER.— Every Wednesday. Catholic. Es-
tablished 1833. A. B. Ford, publisher. Sub-
scription, $2.50; estimated circulation, 45,000;
8 pages, 6 columns; length of columns, 2() J inches;
width, 2} inches. Can use matrices. Office,
Barclay .Street and Park Place.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line, each
insertion. Reading notices, 50 cents. Special
positions, extra. Discount, 10 per cent on 300
lines; 15 per cent on 500 lines; 20 per cent on 750
lines; 25 per cent on 1,000 lines; 33J per cent on
2,000 lines, or more.
FREIE ARBEITER STIMME.— Every Satur-
day. Hebrew. Non-political. Established 1899.
S. Yanovskv, editor. Subscription, $1; estimated
circulation, 15,000; 8 pages, 17x23. Office, 30 Canal
.Street.
Advertising rates on application.
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FRUITMAN'S GUIDE.— Every Saturday.
Fruit and produce trade. Established 1896.
Fruitman's Guide (Inc.), publishers. Subscription
SI; claimed circulation, 12,000; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 22 inches; width, 2,'2 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 204 Franklin Street.
Advertising rates, $1.25 an inch, each insertion.
FRUIT TRADE JOURNAL AND PRODUCE
RECORD.— Every Saturday. Trade. Estab-
lished 1889. Fruit Trade Journal Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1; estimated circulation, 7,000;
4 columns to page; length of columns, 14J inches;
width, 2? inches. Can use matrices. Office,
76-78 Park Place.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, $1.50;
one month, $5; three months, $14; six months,
$26; one year, $50.
FURNITURE WORLD.— Every Thursday.
Trade. Established 1895. Towse Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; claimed circu-
lation, 5,800; 32 to 104 pages, three columns;
length of columns. Hi inches; width, 21 inches.
Forms close Tuesday preceding. Office, 150
Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
GAELIC AMERICAN. — Every Saturday.
Irish interests. The Gaelic American Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; claimed aver-
age circulation, 31.780; 8 pages, 6 columns;
length of columns, 19 inches; width, 20 i ems.
Forms close Wednesday preceding. Office, 165-
167 William Street.
Advertising rates, $1.20 an inch. Discount,
13 times, 5 per cent; 26 times, 10 per cent; 52
times, 20 per cent; special notices, 50 per cent
additional. Reading notices, double display
rates.
GARDEN MAGAZINE AND FARMING.—
See Garden City, N. Y.
GAS ENERGY.— Monthly. Mechanical. Es-
tablished 1907. Gas Energy Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; 68 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 8J4 inches; width, 2% inches. Office,
24 JIurra.v Street.
Advertising rates, J/j page, (2x2J-8 inches), S12;
H page, S20: 5-'2 page, $35; one page, $60. Discount
on 3 or more insertions.
GAS LOGIC— Monthly. Household. Estab-
lished 1905. Robert E. Livingston, publisher. Most-
ly tree distribution; claimed minimum circulation,
31,000; 16 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, lOi-^
inches; width, 2]/^ inches. Can use matrices. Of-
fice, 1 Madison Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
GENTLEWOMA N.— Monthly. Home.
Established 1888. W. J. Thompson Co., publish-
ers. Subscription, 20 cents; guaranteed circula-
tion, 600,000; 20 to 32 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 13}^ inches; width, 2\i inches. Forms
close 15th preceding month. Office, 627-649 West
4.3d Street.
Advertising rates, agate, $2.40 a line each inser-
tion; Ji page (189 lines), one time, $390; 14 page,
$672; one oage, $1,200; back cover page, $1,320.
See advertisement on colored insert.
NEW YORK
GIRORALE DELLA SOCIETA.-Every Satur-
day. Italian. Fraternal. Established 1903. Vin-
cent Ciocia, publisher. Subscription, $1; 4 pages,
17x23. Office, 89 Center Street.
Advertising rates on application.
GIORNALE ITALIANO (II.).— Daily, includ-
ing Sunday. Italian. Established 1909. Office,
226 Lafayette Street.
Advertising rates on application.
GLAS NARODA (Voice of the People).—
Every afternoon except Sunday. Slovenian. Re-
publican. Established 1892. Slovenic Publish-
ing Co., publishers. .Subscription, .S3; claimed circula-
tion, 40,000; 4, 6 and 8 pages. 7 columns; length of
columns; 2OJ2 inches; width, 23^ inches. Office,
82 Cortlandt Street.
Advertising rates, $14 an inch, per month;
e. o.d. $9; 2 t. a. w. $7.25; 1 t. a. w. $5; three
months, $38 an inch; six months, $70; one year,
$125; 2d page, 25 per cent additional; no ad-
vertising on first page. Reading notices, starred,
30 cents per count line. Classified, 30 words, $1
per insertion. Discount on 6 or more consecu-
tive insertions.
GLOBE AND COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
(The). — Every evening except Sunday. Re-
publican. Established 1797. The Commercial
Advertisers Association, publishers. Subscrip-
tion, S3; sworn average circulation for 12 months,
ending June .30, 1911, 136,299*; 12 to 24 pages, 8
columns; length of columns, 21 j inches; width, 2^^
inches. Can use matrices. Office, 5-7 Dey Street.
Advertising rates, 35 cents per agate line;
designated inside page other than opposite edi-
torial page, 40 cents a line; opposite editorial
page, 45 cents; last page, 45 cents. Reading notices,
"adv." affixed, $1.50 a line; opposite editorial page,
$2 a line; first or editorial page, $2.50 a line. Dis-
count on display for 14 lines or more, daily or e. o. d.
for one year, 25 per cent; 104 times, 20 per cent; 78
times, 15 per cent; .39 times, 10 per cent; 26 times,
5 per cent. Discounts for space used within one
vear, 2,500 lines, 10 per cent; 5,000 lines, 15 per cent;
iO,000 lines, 20 p9r cent; 20,000 lines, 25 per cent.
Double column advertisements must be at least
2 inches deep. Classified, business opportunities,
20 cents a line (7 words). Publications, 20 cents;
hotels and resorts 20 cents a line, with discount of
25 per cent on 26 or more insertions. Automobiles,
25 cents a line (no discount).
See advertisement on page 514.
GOLDEN HOURS.— Monthly. Household.
Mail Order. Established 1884 ; Norman L. Mun-
roe, proprietor. Subscription, 25 cents; estimated
circulation, 55.000; 10 pages; length of columns,
12 inches; width, 2i inches. Forms close 20th
preceding month. Office, 150 Nassau Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, 50 cents a line. Discount i page, 20
per cent; 1 page 25 per cent.
GOLF MAGAZINE.-Monthly. Golfing. Estab-
lished 1894. Arthur Pottow, publisher. Subscription,
$2; claimed average circulation, 35,000; 64 pages, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2?! inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 48 West, 27th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, per inch, $4; J page,
one time, $7.50; i page, $15; i page, $30; one
page, $60. Discount, 6 months, 10 per cent;
one year or 3 pages or more, used within one
year, 20 per cent.
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GOODS ROADS— Weekly. Goods Roads. Es-
tablished 1892. E. L. Powers Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, S2; claimed circulation, 8,500; 88 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 10 inches, width, 35i
inches. Forms close 25th preceding month. Can
use matrices. Office, 150 Nassau Street.
Advertising rates, ,'k page, one time, $8;
i page, $15; i page, $25; ^ page. $40; one page,
$65; preferred position, 10 per cent extra;
opposite last page reading matter, or index, 25
per cent additional; inside covers, 50 per cent;
back cover 100 per cent extra. Discount on 3
months and longer.
HAMPTOX-COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE.—
Monthly. Literary. Established 1898. Columbian-
Sterling Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
81. .50; claimed circulation, 3.50,000; 140 pages, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2% inches.
Forms close first of preceding month. Office, 66
West 3oth Street.
Advertising rates, agate, -SI. 80 a line; one page, one
time, S400; I'g, 'j, }4, and 3i pages, pro rata. Classi-
fied, S2 a line.
See advertisement on page 428.
HANDEL S-ZEITUNG.— Every Saturday.
German. Commercial. Established 1851. Meyer
Auerbach, publisher. Subscription, $10; esti-
mated circulation, 8,000; 20 pages, 13x18.
Office, 13 Cedar Street.
Advertising rates on application.
NEW YORK
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING MAGAZINE.—
Monthly. Established 1885. American Homo
Magazine Co., publishers. Subscription, SI. 25; guar-
anteed average circulation. 300,000; 250 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2%
inches. Forms close first of second month, preced-
ing date of issue. Office, 381 Fourth Avenue. >
Advertising rates, agate, .$2 a line; minimum space,
7 lines.
HABERDASHER.— Monthly. Trade, Es- i
tablished 1884. Jos. W. Gibson, publisher. '
Subscription, $3; claimed average circulation,
6,500; 150 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, i
10 inches; width, 3J inches. Forms close 25th I
preceding month. Office, 19 Union Square.
Advertising rates, 1-16 page, one time, $6;
i page, $9; i page, $15; i page, $26; one page,
$50; discounts for three months and longer.
Classified, 25 cents a line (about 9 words). I
Minimum space for classified, 4 lines. i
HARDWARE DEALERS' MAGAZINE.—
Monthly. Hardware. Established 1893. D. T.
Mallett, publisher. Subscription, ?1; claimed mini-
mum circulation, 18,000; 200 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 2' 2 inches. Forms
close 20th preceding month. Can use matrices.
Office, 253 Broadway.
Advertising rates, i page, one time, $20; } page,
$35; i i>age. $()0; one page, $100. Discount on
3 months or longer.
HARLEM HOME NEWS.— Every Friday. Jams
O Flaherty Jr. publisher, guaranteed average cir-
culation, for three months, ending May, 1911, 52,-
050; Can use matrices. Office, 67 West 125th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line, flat, clas-
sified, 1 cent a word. Reading notices, 20 cents
a line; first page, 35 cents a lino.
HARLEM REPORTER AND BRONX
CHRONICLE.— Every Saturday. Democratic.
Established 1870. J. Grant Senia, editor and
publisher. Subscription, SI; claimed circulation,
7,500; 8 pages, 1.5x22. Office, 71-5 125th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line. Discount
for time.
H.\RPER'S BAZAR— Monthly. Fashions.
Literary. Established 1867. Harper & Brothers, pub-
lishers. Subscription, $1.25; estimated circulation,
150,000; 4 columns to page; length of columns,
14* inches; width, 2J4 inches. Forms close first
preceding month. Office, Franklin Square.
Advertising rates, agate, $1 per line; one page
(800 lines), $700; i and i pages, pro rata; 2nd
cover page, $900: 3d cover, $800; 4th cover,
$1,200. Minimum space, 7 lines.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Liter-
ary. Established 1850. Harper & Brothers,
publishers. Subscription, $4; estimated circu-
lation, 140,000; 2 columns to page; length of
columns, 8 inches; width, 2f incfies. forms
close 3rd of preceding month. Office, Franklin
Square.
Advertising rates, 7 lines, or more, agate, $1.60
a line; i page, $75; ^ page, $150; one page, $300,
Discount, three months, 5 per cent; six months,
10 per cent; nine months, 15 per cent; one year,
or 3 or more pages, used within one year, 25 per
cent.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.— Every Saturday.
Literary and General. Established 1857. Harper
& Brothers, publishers. Subscription, $4; esti-
mated circulation, 85,000; 4 columns to page;
length of columns, 14 inches; width, 2}.i inches.
Forms close eight days in advance. Office,
Franklin Square.
Advertising rates, agate, 75 cents a line; one
page, $500; i and i pages, pro rata; back cover
page, $600. Special reading notices, $1.50 per
line.
HAUSDOIvTOR. — Monthly. German.
Medical. Established 1890. Dr. A Cam-
nitzer. editor. Subscription, $1; estimated circu-
lation, 10,500; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 12 inches; width, 2J inches. Forms close
25th preceding month Office, 104 John Street.
Advertising rate", nonpareil, 15 cents a line;
I'g page, one time, $4.50; three times, $12; six
times, $20; one year, $35; J page, one time, $S;
i page, $14; i page, $22; one page, $38.
HEALTH.-
1850. Health
scription, $1;
98 pages, 8ix
month. Office
Advertising
one time, $17
cover pages (2
cent on three
insertions.
Monthly. Health. Established
Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
estimated circulation, 80,000;
llf. Forms close 10th preceding
134 West 65th Street.
rates, agate, 40 cents a line; 1 page,
5; i and ^ pages, pro rata; back
colors), $200. Discount of 10 per
pages used within one year, or 12
HEALTH CULTURE.— Monthly. Hygiene.
Estabhshed 1894. Health Culture Co., publish-
ers. Subscription, $1; claimed circulation.
30.000; 96 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; widtn, 2i inches. Forms close 15th
preceding month. Office, 1133 Broadway.
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Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents a line; one inch,
$4; H page, 814; ^^ page,$25; one page, S50; 10 per
cent discount on yearly contracts.
HEBREW STANDARD.— Every Friday.
Jewish. Democratic. Established 1882. Wil-
liam J. Soldiiioii, publisher Subscription, $2;
estimated circulation, 24,000;16 pages, 5 columns;
length of columns. 15 inches; width, 2^ inches.
Office, 87 Nassau Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, .30 to 50 cents a line. Discount on
time contracts.
Sec advertisement on page 539.
HERALD. — Everv morning including SUN-
DAY. Independent Established 1835. New
York Herald Co., publishers. Subscription, SlO;
estimated circulation, 100,000; Sunday issue, 12;
estimated circulation, 200,000; daily, 16 to 24
pages; Sunday, 80 to 120 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20J inches; width, 2J inches. Can
use matrices. Offices, Herald Square and 23
Park Row.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, per agate
line, each insertion, ordinary, 45 cents. Personals
daily or Sunday, 30 cents a line: Ship news page;
daily or Sunday, 50 cents; cable page notices,
80 cents. Business opportunities, daily or Sunday,
40 cents. Financial, daily or Sunday, 40 cents.
Medical, daily or Sunday, .50 cents. New publications
(no extra charge for display t>-pe, double for cuts),
daily or Sunday, 30 cents. Real Estate (no extra
charge for display t.vpe, double for cuts), week days,
25 cents; Sundays, 30 cents. Help wanted, daily, lU
cents; Sunday, 15 cents a line. Special notices, 40
cents, daily; 50 cents, Sunday. Resorts, 20 cents
daily; 25 cents, Sunday. .Sporting, 50 cents, daily or
Sunday; automobiles, daily or Sunday, 30 cents,
(no extra charge for display type, cuts double price).
For sale, daily, 30 cents; Sunday, 35 cents. Instruc-
tion, colleges and schools, daily or Sunday, 20
cents a line. Double column advertisements,
half column deep, taken for cost of one full col-
umn. Where outline type or cuts are used, regular
extra line rate for display will be charged under
many classifications. No extra charge for omitting
column niles. Double column advertisements must
be at least 28 lines deep in daily, 42 lines deep in Sun-
day edition. Advertising rates in Sunday Magazine
section supplement, 50 cents a line, which includes
display, cuts, etc.
HESSEN-DARMSTADER ZEITUNG UND
HESSISCHE BLATTER.— Every Saturday.
German. Non-political. Established 1888.
Voelcker Bros., publishers. Subscription, S2;
estimated circulation, 6,600; 8 pages, 6 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2i inches.
Office, 312-316 East 23d Street.
Advertising rates, $20 an inch, per year.
HINTS. — Monthly, except July and August.
School, Church and Home Entertainments. Es-
tablished 1899. Entertainment Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, SI; claimed circulation,
65,000; 32 pages and cover, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 8 inches; width, 2yi inches. Forms close 8th
preceding month. Office, 3 West 29th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line with dis-
counts.
See advertisement on page 453.
HERALDO (El) AMERICANO.— Every Fri-
day. Spanish. Foreign circulation, claimed cir-
culation, 50,000; 16 pages, 17x22. Office, 366 Fifth
Avenue.
Advertising rate.", agate, 25 cents a line. Fur-
ther rates on application.
HEROI-D.— (See Zeitung).
See advertisement on page 536.
HOLY NAME JOURNAL.— Monthly. Catholic.
Established 1906. Bureau of Holy Name Society,
publishers. Subscription, 25 cents; estimated circu-
lation, 11,000; 16 pages, 8x11. Office, 869 Lexington
Avenue.
, Advertising rates on application.
HOMILETIC MONTHLY AND CATECHIST
(The). — Monthly. Catholic. Ecclesiastical.
Established 1900. Joseph F. Wagner, publisher.
Subscription, $3; estimated circulation, 13,000;
120 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 2^ inches. Can use matrices, t-orms
close 16th preceding month. Office, 9 Barclay
Street.
-Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $2.50; six
consecutive insertions. $2.25 an inch, per time;
one year, $2, each insertion; \ page, one time,
$*!; i page, $8; i page, $15; one page, S30.
HOMILETIC REVIEW.— Monthly. Unde-
nominational. Established 1877. Funk & Wag-
nails Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; claimed
average circulation. 25,000; 115 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8' 2 inches; width, 2% inches.
Forms close 10th of the month. Office, corner
Fourth Avenue and 23d Street
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line; J^ page,
one time, $6.25; H page, $12.50; J^ page, $25;
one page, $50. Inside cover pages, $70; last
cover page, $100; minimum space, 1/16 page.
Discount, 10 per cent on three or more pages
used within one year.
HORSELESS AGE.— Every Wednesday. Auto-
mobile. Established 3895. The Horseless Age Co.,
publishers. Subscription, .S2; 90 pages, 2 and 3 col-
umns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 3^2 and
i 2)4: inches respectively. Office, 250 West 54th Street.
! Advertising rates $5 an inch; 2 inches, S9; .'4 page,
] $15; ]/i page, S25; li page, S32; J^ page, $40; one page,
$75. Discount on 13 or more insertions.
HOTEL GAZETTE.— Every Saturday. Com-
mercial. Established 1876. John Martin, pub-
lisher. Subscription, $2; claimed circulation,
exceeding 6.000; 12 pages, 5 columns; length of
columns, 17 inches; width, 2J inches. Office,
1 1 23 Broadway.
Advertising rates, $1 an inch. Discount, 5,
10 and 25 per cent on 3, 6 and 12 months, respec-
tively.
HOTEL REGISTER.— E very Wednesday.
Commercial. Established 1884. Hotel Register
Company of New York (Inc.). publishers. Sub-
scription, 84; estimated circulation, 20,000; 16 pages,
4 columns; length of columns, 13? inches: width
2)i inches. Office, St. Paul Building, Broadway
and Ann Street.
1G4
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
NEW YORK
Advertising rates, aeate, 15 cents a line; one
inch, tliree months, §21; six months, $38; one
year. S65. Preferred positions, double price.
Reading notices, $1 per count line.
HOTEL REVIEW.— Monthly. Trade. Estab-
lished 1905. Charles E. Gehring, publisher. Sub-
.scription, $1; claimed average circulation, for year
1910, 11,000; 44 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
IOI2 inches; width, 21 ems. Can use matrices.
Office, 1269 Broadway.
Advertising rates on application.
HOUSE AND GARDEN.— Monthly. Home
building. Decorative and Gardens. Established
1901. McBride, Winston & Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $.3; 80 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, lOH inches; width, 2-5s inches. Forms close
8th preceding month. Office, 6 West 29th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 55 cents a line; one
page (magazine size) one time, $100.75; i page,
S53.38; i page, $26.69. Discount, 5, 10 and 15
per cent on 3, 6 and 12 months, respectively.
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL (The).— Monthly. House
Plans. Decorations, Gardening, etc. Established
1896. The House Beautiful Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $3; claimed circulation, 40,000; 64 to 80
pages, .3 columns; length of columns, 10)^ inches;
width 2;^8 inches. Forms close first preceding
month. Office, 315 Fourth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line; one page
(441 lines), one time, S220.50. Regular Magazine
page (16 inches), $112; 14 and }^ pages, pro rata;
minimum space, 7 lines.
NEW YORK
HOUSEKEEPER.— Monthly Domestic. Estab-
lished 1877. Collier & Nast (Inc.), publishers.
Subscription, SI; guaranteed average circulation
400,000*; 40 to 52 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
14J4 inches; width, 2li inches. Last forms close
15th of second preceding month. Office, 443 Fourth
Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, .S2 per line each inser-
tion; one page (800 lines), $1,400; }4 and J 2 pages;
pro rata; }i page ( 200 lines single column), $375,
last cover page (3 colors), $2,000; inside covers.
$1,600; inserts (3 color process), $1,800. No time
or space discounts. Minimum space 3 lines.
HOUSEWIFE (The).— Monthly. For women.
Established 1884. The A. D. Porter Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, 50 events; guaranteed cir-
culation, for year 1910, 400,000*; 28 to 36 pages with
cover, 4 columns; length of columns, 14}4 inches;
width, 2J^ inches. Can use matrices. Forms close
15th of second preceding month. Office, 52 Duane
Street.
Advertising rates, per agate line, S2; H page,
single column, S375; J4 page, double column, $350;
3-2 page, $700: one p.Tge, $1,400; back cover (3 color
process, $2,000; inside covers, (2 colors) $1,600; in-
serts (3 color process), $1,800. No di.scount for
time. Minimum space, 5 lines.
See advertisement on page 495.
HUMAN LIFE.— Monthly. (Formerly of Boston
Mass.) Literary. Established 1905. The Human
Life Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1;
claimed average circulation exceeding I.jO.OOO; 40
pages and cover, 4 columns; length of columns, 13' 2
inches, width, 2^4 inches. Forms close 5th preceding
month.
Advertising rates, agate, 75 cents a line; full pace
(760 lines), $570; }-4 and H pages, pro rata. 2d and 3d
cover page (2 colors), $600; H page, pro rata; back
cover (2 colors), $650; in colors, 8850.
ILLUSTRATED COMPANION.— Monthly.
Fiction. Established 1880. F. B Warner &
Co., publishers. Subscription, 25 cents; guaran-
teed eirc'jiation, 200,000; 16 to 32 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 13% inches; width, 2'4, inches.
Forms close 17th of preceding month. Office,
90 Chambers Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 80 cents a line. Pre-
ferred position, 15 per cent extra; i page (193
lines), one time, $135.10; i page, S250.90; one page,
$463.20.
See advertisement on page 430.
ILLUSTRATED MILLINER (The).— Month-
ly. Fashion. Established 1900. The Illustrated
Milliner Co., publishers. Subscription, $3;
guaranteed average circulation, for year ending
April 1911, 8,800*; 64 to 140 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 10 inches; width, 35^ inches. Office,
656 Broadway.
Advertising rates, i-i page, one time, $9; 3i
page, $17; J2 page, $30; one page, $50. Reduced
rate on 3 or more insertions.
ILLUSTRATED RECORD.— Every Saturday.
Sporting. Established 1892. H. J. Botthof,
publisher. Subscription, $2; estimated circula-
tion, 100,000; 16 pages, 5 columns; length of col-
umns, 15 inches; width, 2J inclies. Forms close
one week in advance. Office, William and Spruce
Streets.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents a Ime. No
discount for time or space.
See advertisement on page 483.
ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY MAGAZINE.—
Issued as a part of Sunday editions of Pittsburgh
Gazette-Times, Rochester Democrat and Chron-
icle, Memphis Commercial Appeal, Kansas City
Journal, Detroit Free Press, Cincinnati Commer-
cial Tribune, New Orleans Picayune, Richmond
Times Dispatch, Columbus Dispatch, Clevel.and
Leader, Denver Republican, Louisville Courier -
Journal, Minneapolis Tribune, Milwaukee Sentinel,
Buffalo Times, Worcester Telegram, Des Moines
Register and Leader, Omaha World Herald and
Providence Tribune. Guaranteed circulation, 1,100,-
000; 4 columns to page; width of columns, 2J4 inches.
F'orms close 4 weeks in advance. Office, 290 Fifth
Avenue.
Advertising rates agate, $3.50 per line. Full page
one time, $2,400; I/4 and )2 page pro rata; back cover,
(3 colors), $2,800; 34 page on back cover, $750.
See advertisement on page 456.
INDEPENDENT.— Every Thursday. Unde-
nominational. Established 1848. Clarence W.
Bowen, publisher. Subscription, $3. Decline to
give circulation; 84 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 8 inches; width, 2| inches. Forms close
Monday preceding. Caa use matrices. Office,
130 Fulton Street.
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NEW YORK
Advertising rates, agate, one time, 40 cents a
line; SS9.60 per page; preferred position, 50 cents
a line; SS9.60 per page; preferred position, and financial
and insurance advertising, 50 cents a line; S112 per
page; 1,000 lines, 30 cents a line. ,Schools and hotels,
30 cents a line each insertion; financial, 50 cents a
line.
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING AND ENGI-
NEERING DIGEST.— Monthly. Technical. Es-
tablished 1907. Technical Literature Co., publishers-
Subscription, S2; 128 pages, 7x10. Office, 90 West
Street.
Advertising rates on application.
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SUR-
GERY. — Monthly. Surgical and Gynecology.
Established 1887. International Journal of Sur-
gery Co., publishers. Subscription, 81; estimated
circulation, 28,000; 38 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 9 inches; width, 3 inches. Forms close
15th preceding month. Can use matrices. Office,
100 William Street.
Advertising rates, i page, one month, $13;
three months, $30; six months, $55; one year,
$90; one page, one month, $60; one year, $600.
INTERNATIONAL MARINE ENGINEER-
ING.— Monthly. Engineering. Established 1897.
H. L. Aldrich, publisher. Subscription, domes-
tic, S2; foreign, S2.50; claimed average circulation
5,800; 40 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 10
inches; width, 3)^2 inches. Can use matrices. Office,
17 Battery Place.
Advertising rates, on yearly contract, 1-16
page (li inches), $5 per time; J page. $9.17; J
page, $16.67; J^ page, $29.17; one page, $54.17.
Published simultaneously in London and New
York.
INTERNATIONAL STUDIO (The).— Month
ly. Art and house decoration. Established 1897
John Lane Co., publishers. Subscription, $5
claimed circulation, 15,000; 170 pages, 3 columns
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2}-8 inches
Forms close 5th of preceding month. Office, 114
West 32d Street.
Advertising rates, agate, $5 an inch; i page,
one time, S15; Ji page, S.30; one page, S60. Discount,
5 per cent on six months; 10 per cent on one year.
Minimum space, one inch. Position extra. Combina-
tion rates with Arts and Decorations, furnished
on application.
IRISH- AMERICAN.— Every Saturday.
Democratic. Established 1849. Lynch & Mee-
han, publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated cir-
culation, 18,000; 8 pages, 6 columns; length of
columns, 20 inches; width, 2^e inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 35 Warren Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line. Spe-
cial notices, 50 cents. Reading notices, $1 per
line each insertion.
IRISH-AMERICAN ADVOCATE.— Every Satur-
day. Irish-American. John C. O'Connor, publisher.
Subscription, SI. 50; claimed circulation, 18,000;
8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 22 inches;
width, 2}-'6 inches. Office. 15 Vandewater Street.
Advertising rates on application.
NEW YORK
IRISH-AMERICAN LITERARY AND SO-
CIAL JOURNAL.— Every Saturday. Independent.
Established 1893. John C. O'Connor, publisher.
Subscription, $2; 8 pages, 15x22. Office, 15 Vande-
water Street.
Advertising rates on application.
IRISH WORLD.— Every Wednesday. Catholic.
Independent. Established 1870. Patrick Ford,
publisher. Subscription, $2.50; estimated circu-
lation, 75,000; 12 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20i inches; width, 2i inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 13 Barclay Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line;
preferred position, 20 per cent extra. Special
notices, 50 cents a line. Reading notices, $1
per agate line. Discount, 300 lines, 10 per
cent; 500 lines, 15 per cent; 750 lines, 20 per
cent; 1,000 lines, 25 per cent.
JAPANESE AMERICAN COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY. — Every Saturday. Japanese. Com-
mercial. Established 1900. Toicbi Nakahara, pub-
lisher. Subscription, 9 cent« a copy, claimed cir-
culation, 5,000; 8 pages, 5 columns; length of columns,
9>2 inches: width, 2% inches. Office, Tribune
Building.
Advertising rates, $1..50 an inch; one month,
$5; six months, $25; one year, $40; one column,
one time $13; one page (9^x14^), $50; front
cover, J; back cover, i times more than above
rate.
JEWELERS' CIRCUL.\R WEEKLY.— Every
Wednesday. Trade. Established 1869. The
Jewelers' Circular Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription. $2; guaranteed minimum circula-
tion, 9,000*; 150 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 10 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Office, 11
John Street.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; 1-16 page, one
time, $4; 1-10 page, $6; i page, $8; i page, $10;
i- page, $16; i page, $20; i page, $30; f page,
$40; one page, $60. Discount on one month
and longer.
JEWISH FORWARD.— Every evening except
Saturdav and Sundav evening. S.\TURDAY
AND SUNDAY MORNING Jewish. Labor. Es-
tablished 1897. Forward Association, publishers.
Subscription, S3. 50; guaranteed average circulation,
for vear ending October 31, 1910, 105,281*; claims,
in 1911, 113.800; 8 and 10 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 20 inches; width, 2;s inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 175 East Broadway.
Advertising rates, dady (minimum space, 14
lines), agate, 10 cents a line; medical, 15 cents;
business notices, 15 cents; instruction, 8 cents a
line. Time discounts on three months or longer.
Classified, business chances and help wanted, 3
lines, one time, 30 cents, with discount on 3 or
more consecutive insertions. Personals and all
other classifications, 3 lines, one time, 25 cents,
with discount for continued consecutive inser-
tions.
See advertisement on page 473.
JEWISH MORNING JOURNAL (The).—
Every morning except Saturday. Jewish. Inde-
pendent. Established 1901. Jewish Press Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscriptioi:, $3; guar-
anteed average circulation, 83,000; sworn aver-
IGf)
NELSON CHESMAN & CO.'S RATE BOOK.
NEW YORK
age circulation for four months ending April 30;
1911, 82,744*; (average for year 1910, 80,760): 8 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 20% inches; width,
2^ inches. Can use matrices. Office, 189 East
Broadway.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, editorial page, 50 cents a line; first
page, $1; other pages, 30 cents a line. Time dis-
counts (not less than 14 lines), 3 times a week for
six months, 10 per cent; for one year, 20 per cent.
Space discounts, 5,000 lines within one year, 10
percent; 10,000 lines, 15 per cent; 20,000 lines,
20 per cent. Preferred position, 20 per cent
extra. Classified, agents, 121^ cents a line (6 words);
business personals, 15 cents; business chances, 10
cents; financial. 30 cents; resorts, 10 cents; personals,
1.5 cents a line, new publications, 15 cents; real estate
for sale, 15 cents a line, with discount for three or
more consecutive insertions.
See advertisement on page 492.
JEWISH NEWS.— Every evening except
Saturday. SUNDAY MORNING. Established,
1885. Sarasohn & Son, publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $4; claimed average circulation, 68,974; 8 to
16 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches;
width, 12J^ inches. Can use matrices. Office,
187 East Boradway.
Advertising rates, agate, 12 cents a line; in-
side pages, designated, 15 cents a line; financial
and mining, 25 cents; instruction or teachers,
10 cents; special rate by the year, 6 or 3
months; resorts, 10 cents; preferred position
extra. Discount, 30 per cent on contracts
for insertion every day for one year; 20 per cent
for every other day; 5 per cent discount on
5,000 lines used within one year; 10 per cent on
10,000 lines; 20 per cent on 20,000 lines, or
more. Classified, 10 cents a line (6 English
words), with discount on 3 or more insertions.
Reading notices, 50 cents per agate line; first
or editorial page, $1; opposite editorial or last
page, 75 cents a line.
See advertisement on page 561.
JOURNAL (Evening). — Every evening except
Sunday. Established 1896. W. R. Hearst,
proprietor,. Subscription, $3; estimated circula-
tion, 800,000; 10 to 24 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 20 inches; width, 2f inches. Can use
matrices. Office, Park Row and Center Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 14 lines, or more, run
of paper, 60 cents; next reading matter, 65 cents;
full position, 70 cents a line; medical, $1.75; business
and special notices , 70 cents a line. Reading notices
any page, except first page, $2.50 a line, agate
measure; reading notices on first page, $6 (10 lines
minimum; 100 lines maximum). Discount on
display, 28 lines or more, for one year, 2}4 per cent
on once a week, or 5,000 lines; 5 per cent on 78 times,
or 10,000 lines; 7^2 per cent on 104 times, or 15,000
lines; 10 per cent on three times a week, or 20,000 lines.
No extra charge for cuts, display or broken columns,
but broken column advertisements must equal 42
lines across two columns; 75 lines across 3 col-
umns; 100 lines across 4 columns; 140 lines across
5 or more columns. Classified, same as display.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE AND COMMER-
CIAL BULLETIN. — Every morning except
Sunday. Commercial and General News. Estab-
lished 1827. Journal of Commerce and Commercial
NEW YORK
Bulletin (Incorporated), publishers. Subscription,
$12; circulation, refused; 16 to 20 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2^ inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 32 Broadway.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents per line each
insertion; financial and insurance, 25 cents a line;
first page, double rates. Reading notices, with
"adv" or "***" affixed, 75 cents and $1 a line.
Discount on display advertising for time and
space.
JOURNAL OF THE OUTDOOR LIFE. (The)
— Monthly. Anti-Tuberculosis. Established
1904. Journal of the Outdoor Life Publishing Co.
publishers. Subscription, 81; claimed circulation
5,000*; 40 pages and cover, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 8 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Can use matrices.
Office, 2 Rector Street.
Advertising rates, $2.75 an inch; three months,
$7; six months, $12; one year, $22; J^ page, one
time, $10; J^ page, $18; one page, $30.
JOURNAL OF THE TELEGRAPH.
— Monthly. Telegraphy. Established 1866.
Western Union Telegraph Co.. publishe'-s. Sub-
scription, $1; claimed circulation, 32,000; 16 to 50
pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 18 inches;
width, 2 inches. Office, 195 Broadway.
Advertising rates, per inch, each insertion, $2;
J^ page, one time, $25; J4 page, $12.50; last cover
page, 25 per cent additional.
JUDGE. — Every Saturday. Humorous Es-
tablished 1881. Leslie-Judge Company, publish-
ers. Subscription, $5; claimed circulation, 77,000;
20 pages. 3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches;
width, 2^ inches. Forms close 15 days in advance.
Office, 225 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line. Read-
ing notices, $1 per agate line; one page, display, (420
lines), one time, $2.10 '4 page, pro rata. Back
cover (3 colors), $600.
JUDGE'S LIBRARY AND SIS HOPKIN'S
OWN BOOK.— Monthly. Humorous. Estab-
lished 1891. Leslie-Judge Company, publishers.
Claimed combined circulaticn, 51,350; (Judges
Library, for four months ending July 1911, 26,275;
Sis Hopkins' Own Book, for same period, 25,075) ;
subscription, $1; 32 pages, 3 columns; length of
columns, 9)-^ inches; width, 2'4 inches. Forms
close 15 days in advance of publication. Office,
225 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, both publications, agate,
20 cents a line. Reading notices, 40 cents a line;
}i page, $18; full page, (400 lines), $72.
KATHOLISCHE DEUTSCHAMERIKANER"
Every Saturday. English and German. Catholic.
Established 1910. Kath. German American Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.25; claimed
average circulation, 5,000; 12 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 16 inches: width, 21 g inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 5 Beekman Street.
Advertising rates on application.
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NEW YORK
KNOWLEDGE.— Monthly. Financial. Es-
tablished 1903. Development Company of Am-
erica, publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated
circulation, 12,500; 32 pages and cover, 2 columns;
length of columns, 7 inches; width, 2}/^ inches.
Forms close 20th preceding month. Can use
matrices. Office, 119 Nassau Street.
Advertising rates, $3.50 aii inch; per page, $40;
i and i pages, pro rata. Discount, 5, 10 and 20
per cent on 3, 6 and 12 months, respectively.
LADIES' WORLD.— Monthly. Literary.
Household and Fashion. Established 1879.
S. H. Moore Co., publishers. Subscription, 50
cents; guaranteed minimum circulation, 600,000*;
36 to 48 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 143^^
inches; width, 2,^,; inches. Forms close 5th of
second preceding month. Office, 23-27 City Hall
Place.
Advertising rates, agate, per line, $3; 200 lines,
or more in one issue, 10 per cent discount; 800
lines, 15 per cent. No advertisement of less than
5 lines taken.
See advertisement on page 447.
LEADER (The).— Monthly. Boys and Girls.
Catholic. Established 1865. Paulist Fathers,
publishers. Subscription, fl; estimated circula-
tion, 35,000; 32 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 8 inches; width, 25-^ inches. Forms close
20th preceding month. Office, 120-122 West 60th
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, $2 an inch (minimum
space); Vs page, one time, $4; M page, $7; M page,
$13; one page, $25. Preferred position, 10 per
cent extra. Discount, three months, 5 per cent;
six months, 7 per cent; one j'ear, 15 per cent.
NEW YORK
LEDGER. — Every Saturday. Democratic. Es-
tablished 1908. Longacre Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, SI; estimated circulation, 10,000; 8
pages, 18x22. Office, 88 Centre Street.
Advertising rates on application.
LESLIE'S WEEKLY.— Every Thursday.
Literary. Established 1855. Subscription, $5;
guaranteed circulation, exceeding 325,000; 28 pages or
more, 4 columns; length of columns, 14 t% inches;
width, 2Ji inches. Forms close three weeks in ad-
vance; for covers, 6 weeks in advance of publication.
Office, 225 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 lines or more, per line,
each insertion, SI. 25 a line; }4 page, one time, S225;
'2 page, $450; one page (800 lines), S900; back
cover page (2 colors), $1,100; back cover page, (3
colors), $1,300.
LIFE. — Every Thursday. Humorous. Es-
tablished 1883. Life Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $5; claimed circulation, 152,000;
44 to 80 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 10
inches; width, 2% inches. (Special number
issued twice a month.) Forms close 17 days in
advance. Office, 17 W. 31st Street.
Advertising rates, agate, $1 per line, each inser-
tion. One full page, $420; J^ and J^ pages, pro
rata. Reading notices, $2 a line.
Rates to advance to 81.25 per line January 1, 1912.
See advertisement on page 449.
LIFE INSURANCE INDEPENDENT.—
Monthly. Insurance. Established 1889. N. H.
Weed, editor and publisher. Subscription, $2;
guaranteed average circulation, for first 3 months
in 1911, 6,276*; 32 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
9^ inches; width, 334 inches. Office, 30 Church
Street.
Advertising rates on application.
LITERARY DIGEST (The).— Every Satur-
day. Review News, etc. Established 1890.
Funk & Wagnalls Co., publishers. Subscription,
$3; claimed circulation, 238,000; 44 to 72 pages,
3 columns; length of columns, 10 inches; width,
2i inches. Forms close ten days in advance.
Office. 44-60 East 23d Street.
Advertising rates, agate, $1.25 a line. Reading
notices, $1.75 a line (nonpareil); one page, display,
(420 lines) one time, $500; back cover (2 colors),
$800; 3 colors, $850; X and 14 pages, pro rata;
inside covers (2 colors), $625; 3 colors, $675.
Special rate for classified columns (IM inches
wide), 90 cents a line; for resident school adver-
tising, $1 a line (agate); for publishers announce-
ments, $1.25 a line. No time or space discounts.
LODGE CLUB AND ASSOCIATION RE-
CORD.— Monthly. Fraternal. Established 1886.
Record Publishing Co., publishers. .Subscription,
$2; estimated circulation, 6,000; 33 pages, 11x16.
Office, 35-37 Frankfort Street.
Advertising rates on application.
LUMBERMAN'S REVIEW.— M o n t h I y.
Lumber. Established 1892. .John G. Staats,
publisher. Subscription, $1; 48 to 64 pages,
3 columns; length of columns. 12 inches; width,
2}4 inches. Forms close 8th of each month. Of-
fice. 45 Broadway.
Advertising rates on application.
McCALL'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Fash-
ions. Established 1871. The McCall Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, .50 cenis; sworn average
circulation for year 1910, 1,059,697*; 100 pages, 3
columns; length of columns, 9!-2 inches; width, 2Vi
inches. Forms close 5th of second preceding month.
Office, 236-246 West 37th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, S5 per line; one page,
$1,800; ^ page, $950; i page, $485.
McCLURE'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Liter-
ary. Established 1893. The S. S. McClure
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1.50; guaranteed
average circulation, 450,000; 112 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2-'^ inches.
Forms close 20th of 2nd preceding month Office,
44-60 E. Twenty-third Street.
Advertising rates, less than Jg of a page, S2.1o per
agate line (minimum, 7 lines); per page, $460; facing
back of frontispiece, per page, S500; facing adver-
tising index, $500; facing contents, S6'21; lacing last
text, $828: facing covers, $828; 2d and 3d cover, $828;
back cover, $1,785.
See advertisement on page 461.
McKINXEY (J. P.) SPECIAL AGENCY.
See advertisement on page 568.
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MAGAZINE OF MYSTERIES.— Monthly'
Established 1891. Magazine of Mysteries As-
sociation, proprietors. Subscription, $1 ; guar-
anteed circulation, 300,000; 36 pages and upward,
4 columns; length of column!?, 12}2 inches; width,
2^i inches. Forms close 10th of month preceding
date of issue. Office, 627-649 West 43d Street.
Advertising rates, agate, $1.20 per line; one
page, inside, one time, $600; 3^ page, $336; M
page, $195; back cover page, $660. No tobacco,
medical or liquor advertising accepted.
See advertisement on colored insert.
MAIL. — Every evening except Sundav. Re-
publican. Established 1837. The Mail and
Express Co., publishers. Subscription, $4.. 50;
Saturday only, $2.50; claimed average circul i-
tion, exceeding 90,000; 12 to 16 pages, 8 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2^ inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 203 Broadway.
Advertising rates, agate, 35 cents a line;
designated page, other than editorial page, 40
cents a line; preferred po.sition (minimum, 28 lines) ,
next reading, 5 cents a line extra; next to and
following reading, 10 cents a line extra. Double
column advertisements must be at least 28 lines
deep. Classified, business opportunities, 30 cents
a line; financial, 35 cents; bankers and brokers
and trust companies, 20 cents a line per inser-
tion for 3 times a week, for one year (minimum,
14 lines); automobiles, 30 cents; instruction, 20
cents; 26 times daily or e. o. d., 12 cents a line;
real estate, 20 cents; 10 per cent discount on 3
t. a. w.; resorts, 20 cents a line; 26 times, daily
or e. o. d., 15 cents a line; special notices, 35 cents;
sporting, 50 cents; publications, 20 cents a line,
flat. Reading notices, with "adv." affixed (2
lines or more), first page, $2.50 a line; opposite
editorial page, $2 a line; 2d, 3d, last or other spe-
cial pages, $1.75 a line; run of papei, $1.50 a
line; 1,000 lines, displav within one vear, 34 cents
a line; 2,500 lines, 32 cents; 5,000 lines^SO cents; 10,-
000 lines, 29 cents: 20,000 lines, 28 cents a line. Illus-
trated Saturday Magazine (with Sunday's issue), 4
columns to page; 178 lines to columns; 13 J ems
pica wide. Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a
line. Cover page rates on application. Forms
close for special Saturday edition, one week in
advance.
MAN'S BOOK.— Monthly. Fashions. Estab-
lished 1908. Fairchild Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1; estimated circulation, 10,000; 40
pages, 10.\14. Office, 42 East 21st Street.
Advertising rates on application.
MARITIME REOISTER.— Every Wednesday.
Shipping. Established 1869. World's Mari-
tirne News Co., publishers. Subscription, $35;
estimated circulation, 5,500; 00 pages, 5 col-
umns; length of columns, 14f inches; width, 21
inches. Oifice, 88-90 Gold Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line.
Further rates on application.
MAY MANTON'S PUBLIC.\TIONS.— Em-
bracing May Manton Fashion Sheet. Guaran-
teed circulation, exceeding 3,000,000* monthly.
May Manton Fashion Book and Envelope, Quarterly,
Circulation, 200,000. Pattern Envelope, exceeding,
1,. 300,000 monthly. May Manton Pattern Co., pub-
lishers. Office, Broadway and 32d Street.
NEW YORK
Advertising rates. May Manton Pashion Sheet,
$3 per line, based on 3,000,000 copies monthly.
(Rebate, if less). Fa-shion Book and Envelope,
rate on application.
MEDICAL EXAMINER AND PRACTI-
TIONER.— Monthly (15th). Medical. Estab-
lished 1890. The Medical Examiner Practitioner
Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated
circulation, 10,000; 64 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 934 inches; width, 3J^^ inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 90 William Street.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, $2.75; tliree
months, $7.50; six months, $15; one year, $24;
tV page, one time, $7; I page, $9; i page, $11;
i page, $15; i page, $25; one page, $40.
MEDICAL JOURNAL.— Every Saturdav.
Medical. Established 1843. A. R. Elliott Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $5; claimed
circulation, 28,300; 96 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 93^ inches; width, 3% inches. Office,
06 West Broadway.
Advertising rates, 60 cents a line, agate; J page,
one time, $14; three months, $182; six months,
.$2.50; one year, $400; H page, one time, $35; one
page, $60.
MEDICAL RECORD.— E ve r y S a t u r d a v.
Medical. Established 1866. Wm. Wood &
Co., publishers. Subscription, $5; estimateil
circulation, 10,000; 88 to 92 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, Sf inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 51 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, tV column (12
lines), one time, $4. Further rates on applica-
tion.
MEN'S WEAR.— Semi-Monthly. Trade. Es-
tablished 1896. Fairchild Company, editors and
publishers. Subscription, $2; guaranteed circu-
lation, 5,000; 140 pages, 10x13. Office, 42 East
21st Street.
Advertising rates on application.
MERCANTILE ADJUSTER.— Monthly (also
dated at St. Louis, Mo). Commercial. Legal.
Established 1886. The Mercantile Adjuster
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $5;
estimated circulation, 7.000; 272 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 25^ inches.
Office, 132 Nassau Street.
Advertising rates, agate, $4 an inch; three
months, $10.80; six months, $20.40; one year,
$33.00.
MERCANTILE AND FINANCIAL TIMES.
— Every Saturday. Commercial. Established
1875. Francis Swigert. publisher. Subscription,
$5; estimated circulation, 12,000; 16 pages, 3
columns; size of page, 10x14. Office, 66 Murraj'
Street.
Advertising rates, 25 cents a line; per inch,
$2; i page, one time, $8; i page, $15: i page,
$25; one page, $50; reading notices, 50 cents a
line.
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MESSENGER OF THE SACRED HEART
(The).— Monthly. Catholic. Established 1866.
Apostleship of Prayer, publishers. Subscrip-
tion, 50 cents; sworn average circulation, for four
months ending April 1911. 150,375*; guaranteed
minimum circulation, from September 1911, 160,000*;
80 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 7'^ inches;
width, 211 inches. Forms close 20th of second
preceding month Office, 801 West 181st Street.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, $8.40; 3 times,
$8; 6 times, .S7.87; one year, S7.50 an inch, per time;
one page, one time, .?130; H, M and J2 pages, pro
rata, with discount on 3 or more in.sertions.
METHODIST MEN.— Monthly except July
and August. Religious. Established 1907. The
Layman's Publishing Co. (Inc.), publishers. Sub-
scription, SI; claimed circulation, 6,000; 48 pages
and cover, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 2I2 inches. Can use matrices. Office, 150
Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, SI. 25 an inch; $10 per year;
i page, (4 inches), one time, $4.50; i page, $8.25;
one page, $15; 2d and 3d cover pages, $1.75 an
inch; Isack cover, $2.50 an inch. Reading no-
tices, 50 cents a line.
METROPOLITAN AND RURAL HOME.—
Monthly. Agricultural. Estabhshed 1885. The
W. J. Thompson Co., publishers. Subscription, 20
cents; guaranteed circulation, 600,000; 20 to 32
pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 13^ inches;
width, 2M inches. Forms close 14th preceding
month. Office. 627-649 West 43d Street.
Advertising rates, agate, $2.40 per line each in-
sertion; "4 page (189 lines), one time, $390; Yi
page, $672; 1 page, $1,200; back cover, $1,.320.
See advertisement on colored insert.
MISCELANIA.— Monthly. Spanish. Com-
mercial. Established, 1901. Rafael A. Grau,
publisher. Subscription, $1.50; estimated circula-
tion, 12,000; 30 pages, 9x12. Office, 24 State
Street.
Advertising rates on application.
MISSIONARY REVIEW OF THE WORLD.
— Monthly. Unsectarian. Established 18 8 7.
Funk & Wagnalls Company, publishers. Sub-
NEW YORK
scription, $2.50; claimed circulation. 10,500; 96 pages,
2 columns. Forms close 10th preceding month.
Office, Corner Fourth Avenue and 23d Street.
Advertising rates, 1 inch (^'^ page), one
time, $2; \ page, $4; \ page. $8; h page, $15; one
page, $25; special rate for cover pages. 10 per
cent discount on 3 or more pages to be used within
one year. Minimum space, 1 inch.
METHODIST REVIEW.— Bi-Monthly. Meth-
_odist. Established 1819. Eaton & Main, pub-
lishers. Subscription, $2.50; estimated •circula-
tion, 7,000; 168 pages, 800. Office, 150 Fifth
Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
METROPOLIT.\N MAGAZINE.— Monthly.
Established 1895. The Metropolitan Magazine Co.,
publishers. Subscription, -SI. .50; claimed circulation,
125,000 net, 4 columns to page; length of columns, r2J/8
inches; width, 2I4 inches. Forms close 18th to 28th
of second preceding month. Office, 286 Fifth Avenue.
[Advertising rates, agate. 75 cents a line; one
page, $375; %,, and J^ pages, pro rata. Minimum
space, 7 lines. (Rates advance in February 1912
issue to 81 per line; .S600 per page 680 lines); with a
guaranteed circulation of 200,000.
MISSION FIEL D.— Monthly. Reformed
Church. Established 1887. Mission Board of
Refornied Church, publishers. Subscription, 50
cents; estimated circulation, 6,000; 40 pages, 6x9.
Office, 25 East 22d Street.
Advertising rates, Y% page, one time, $2.50; M
page, $4; J4 page, $7; one page, $12. Discount
on 6 or more insertions.
MISSIONS.— Monthly. Religious. Estab-
lished 1910. Official organ of the American
Baptist Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
and Publication Society, (joint publishers). Sub-
scription, 75 cents; claimed average circulation,
34,500; 80 pages and cover, 2 columns; length of
columns, 8 inches; width, 2K inches. Can use
matrices. Forms close 8th of preceding month.
Office, 118 East 28th Street.
Advertising rates, M page, (4 inches single
column) $10 each insertion;
page, $40; cover pages, $50.
page,
MODERN ELECTRICS.— Monthly. Electrical.
Established 1908. Modern Electrics Publication,
publishers. Subscription, $1; 42 pages, 7x10. Office,
203 Fulton Street.
Advertising rates on application.
MOODY'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Financial.
Established 1905. A. W. Ferrin, publisher.
Subscription, $3; claimed circulation, 10,000;
96 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 23-2 inches. Forms close first of each month.
Can use matrices. Office, 35 Nassau Street.
Advertising rates, i page, one time, $10; \
page, $15; 3^2 page, 827.50; one page, $50. Di-scount
on 6 or more insertions.
MONTHLY MAGAZINE SECTION.— See
Chicago, 111.
See advertisement on colored insert.
MORGEN JOURNAL (Das).— Every morn-
ing including SUNDAY. German. Indepen-
dent. Established 1890. W. R, Hearst, pub-
lisher. Subscription, daily, $3; Sunday issue,
onl.v, 82. .50; claimed circulation, daily, 74,726; Sunday,
93,594; daily, 8 pages; Sunday, 44 to .52 pases,
7 columns; length of columns 20 inches; width,
2}-^ inches. Can use matrices. Office, 18
Spruce Street.
Advertising rates, agate, daily or Sunday,
ordinary, 20 cents a line; back pages, Sunday,
25 cents a line; medical, daily, 25 cents a line;
Sunday, 30 cents. Discounts, 5 per cent on
1,000 lines; 10 per cent on 2,500 lines; 15 per
cent on 5,000 lines; 20 per cent on 10,000 lines;
or 52 times, within one year, 5 per cent; 78
times, 10 per cent; 104 times, 15 per cent; 156
times, 20 per cent; preferred position, 15 and
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NEW YORK
30 per cent extra. Classified, agents, 15 cents
a line; business opportunities, 15 cents; automo-
biles, 15 cents a line; books and publications, 15
cents; business personals, 20 cents; educational,
15 cents; financial 20 cents; matrimonial, 25
cents; personals, 20 cents; special notices, 20
cents a line, with discount on 3 or more insertions.
No extra charge for cuts or double column,
but latter must be not less than 28 lines
deep. Reading notices, daily and Sunday,
first page, $1.50; all other pages, $1 per nonpareil
line.
MOTOR.— Monthly. Motoring. Established
1903. New Publication Co., publishers Sub-
scription, $3; estimated circulation, 25,000; 128
pages or more, 2 and 3 columns; length of col-
umn."!, 12 inches; width, 4 and 21 inches. Of-
fice, 381 Fourth Avenue.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, S9; one
year, $7 per issue; j paire, one time, $35; i page,
$60; i page, $100; one page, $1.50.
MOTOR BI AND ACCESSORIES.— Monthly.
Motor Cycle. Established 1910. Motor Bi and
Accessories Companv, publishers. Subscription, $1;
28 pages, 9x12. Office, 1777 Broadway.
Advertising rates on application.
MOTOR BOAT (The).— Semi-Monthly (10th
and 25th). Motoring. Established 1904. Motor
Boat Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$2; sworn average circulation 29,000; 160 pages,
2 and 3 columns; length of columns, 9}4' inches;
width, 314 inches. Office, 1133 Broadway.
Advertising rates, $7.50 an inch; six months, $6.25;
one vear, So an inch, per time; tt? page, one time,
$12; Vs page, $20; U page, $27.50; J^ page, $50;
one page, $90.
MOTOR BOATING.— Monthly. Motoring.
Established 1909. New Publication Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $3; 40 pages, 3 columns;
size of pages, 12x8 inches; width, of columns, 2 2-3
inches. Forms close 10th preceding month. Office,
381 Fourth .\venue.
Advertising rates, $0 an inch; per year, $5.00
an inch, per time; } s page, one time, $15.50; 3i page,
$27.50; K page,^$50; one page, $90.
MOTORCYCLE ILLUSTRATED. — S e m i -
Monthly. Motorcycle. Established 1906. Motor-
cycle Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1; estimated circulation, 5,600; 36-48 pages, 9x12.
Office, 299 Broadway.
Advertising rates on application.
MOTOR WORLD.— Every Thursday. Estab-
lished 1900. The Motor World Publishing Co..
publishers. Subscription, $2; claimed circula-
tion, 9,800; 52 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
umns, 10 inches; width, 2}4 inches. Forms
close Monday preceding. Office, 154 Nassau
Street.
Advertising rates, 1 inch, one time, ?5; 13 times,
$4 each insertion; 26 times, $3.50; 52 times, $3 per
insertion; 2 inches, one time, .?9; \'s page, $15; ^i page,
$30; 1-3 page, $35; one page, $60.
NEW YORK
MOVING PICTURE NEWS.— Every Saturday.
Moving Pictures. Established 1908. Cinemato-
graph Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$2; claimed circulation, 6,000; 24 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 16 inches; width, Z^i inches.
Oflice, 30 West 13th Street.
Advertising rates on application.
MOVING PICTURE WORLD.— Every Satur-
day. Moving Pictures Established 1904. World
Photograph Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $2; 26 pages, 8x11. Office, 125 East 23d Street.
Advertising rates on application.
MUNSEY'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Liter-
ary. Established 1889. The Frank A. Munsey
Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed cir-
culation, 500,000; 160 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 2^4 inches. Forms
close about the first of preceding month. Office,
175 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, per page, $500; pro rata down
to 1 inch, minimum space; position, 10 per cent
extra. No discount for time or space. Special
rates for school advertising. Classified advertise-
rnents, 4 lines or less, one time, $10: each addi-
tional line, $2.50; 10 per cent discount on 6
consecutive insertions for classified advertising
only.
MUSICAL COURIER.— Every Wednesday.
Musical. Established 1880. Musical Courier C^o.,
publishers. Subscription, $5: claimed circula-
tion, 62,000 in America; 26,000 foreign; 52 pages,
3 and 4 columns; length of columns, 14 inches;
width, 3>8 and 2}4 inches. Forms close Saturday
a. m. preceding date of issue. OflBce, 437 Fifth
Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, $1 a line on pages con-
taining reading; on pages containing advertisements
only, 50 cents a line. Discount on 3 months or longer.
MUSICAL OBSERVER.— Monthly. Musical.
Established 1907. Musical Observer Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, SI; claimed circulation, 17,000;
26 pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 11 inches;
width, 2' 8 inches. Office, 6-12 Fourth Avenue,
Cooper Square.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; li page, $11; J3 page,
$22; 1,2 page, $33; one page, $66. Discount, 10, 15
and 20 per cent on 3, 6 and 12 months respectively.
NATION (The).— Every Thursday. Indepen-
dent. Literary. Established 1S65. New York
Evening Post Co., publishers. Subscription, $3;
estimated circulation, 7,000; 38 to 48 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2J/4
inches for type; 2 3/16 inches for cuts. Can use
matrices. Office, 20 \'esey Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents per line each
insertion; preferred position, i, extra. Dis-
count, one month, 5 per cent; three months.
12i per cent; six months, 15 per cent; one year,
25 per cent. Discount on amounts, 10 to 33^
per cent on $100 to $2,000.
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NATIONAL BOTTLER'S GAZETTE.— Month-
Iv. Bottling and Anti-Prohibition. Established
1882. W. B Keller Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription. S3; claimed circulation 5,000; 150 page.s,
11x14. Office, 99 Nassau Street.
Advertising rates H page, one time, $7; M page>
S13; }2 page, 823; one page, $40. Discount on 3 or
more insertions.
NEW YORK
NATIONAL POST.— Fortnightly. Every other
Wednesday. Independent. The National Post
Co., publishers. Claimed circulation, 80,000; 3
columns to page; length of column, 11 inches; wi th,
2? 8 inches. Forms close 20th of second preceding
month; last form, 1st of preceding month. Office,
29-31 East 22d Stree;.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; one col-
umns, (154 lines), $35; one Magazine page, (224 lines),
850; one full page (462 lines), SlOO; back cover (2
colors), $200.
NATIONAL PROVISIONER (The).— Every
Saturday. Trade. Established 1891. Food
Trade Publishing Co.. publishers. Subscription,
83; estimated circulation, 8,000; 56 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 11 inches; width, 2}2 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 116 Nassau Street.
Advertising rates, one inch, S2.50, with discount
on time and space.
NATUROPATH AND HERALD OF
HEALTH (The).— Monthly. Hygiene. Estab-
lished 1896. Benedict Lust, editor and pub-
lisher. Subscription, $2; claimed circulation,
25,000; 96 pages and cover, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 2 J inches. Forms
close loth of preceding month. Office, 465
Lexington Avenue.
Advertising rates, one inch (1-16 page) English
or German copy, one time, $3; Jg page, $6; H page,
810; yi page, $18; one page, 830; discount 2 months,
5 per cent; 3 months, 10 per cent; 6 months, 25 per
cent; one year, '6',ii per cent. Classified, 3
cents a word. Discount on 3 or more insertions.
NAUTICAL GAZETTE.— Semi-Monthly. (to
resume weekly publication later). Marine. Estab-
lished 1871. J. W. Dawson Stearns, publisher. Sub-
scription, S3; guaranteed average circulation, 7,500;
18 to 44 pages, 2 columns; length of colurhns, 10 inches;
width, 3I/2 inches. Forms close Monday preceding.
Office, 128 Water Street.
Advertising rates, 1-16 page, one time, $5.50;
i page, ilO; i page, $18; 4 page, $20; i page,
$25; one page, $42.50. Discount on 3 months
and longer. Classified (8 words to the line),
2 cents a word.
NEDELNI HLAS LIDU.— Every Sunday.
Bohemian. Labor. Established 1889. Co-oper-
ative Printing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$2.50; estimated circulation, 5,000; 16 pages;
size of pages, 16x22. Office, 432-434 East 71st
Street.
Advertising rates on application.
NEDELNI LISTY.— Every Sunday. Bohem-
ian. Established 1889. N. T. Listy Printing and
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2.50;
estimated circulation, 5,000; 16 pages, 5 columns;
length of columns, 18 inches; width, 2 3/16 inches
Office, 1397 Avenue A.
Advertising rates on application.
NEW AGE.— Monthly. Masonic. Scottish
Rites. Established 1904. Supreme Council of
the 33d degree A. & A. Scottish Rite of Free
Masonry, S. J. U. S. A., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $1.50; estimated circulation, 50,000;
140 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
widtii, 2t inches. Forms close 15th preceding
month. Can use matrices. Office, 290 Broad-
Way.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line (mini-
mum space, 5 lines); 1 page, $40; J and i pages,
ore rata.
NEW IDEA WOMAN'S MAGAZINE.—
Monthly. Fashions and Literary. Established
1896. New Idea Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, 50 cents; guaranteed average circula-
tion, for first four months in 1911, net, 162,245*; 96
pages and cover, 4 columns; length of columns, 143^
inches; width, 2J4 inches. Forms close 5th of second
preceding month. Office, 3-38 Broadway.
Advertismg rates, agate, $1 a line; minimum
space, 5 lines; i page (100 lines, double col-
umn), one time, $180: one column, $200; double
column, $350; one page, $700.
NEW STORY MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Lit-
erary. Magazine size. Forms close 25th of third
preceding month. Office, 7th Avenue and 15th
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 14 lines or more, 50 cents
a line; per page, $100; i4< M and ^ pages pro rata.
NEW YORK STATE JOURNAL OF MEDI-
CINE.— Monthly. Medical. Established 1901.
Medical Society of the State of New York, pub-
lishers. Subscription, 81; claimed average circula-
tion, 7,500; 68 pages, 2 columns, length of columns,
9 inches; width, 3 inches. Office, 17 West 42d Street.
Advertising rates on application.
NEW YORK WEEKLY.— Every Saturday.
Literarv. Established 1855. Street & Smith, pub-
lishers. Subscription, 83; 16 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, 14J^ inches; width, 3 inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 79-81 Seventh Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, ordinary, $1.25 a line
each insertion. Reading notices, $2.50 per line.
NORDSTJERNAN.— Semi-weekly, Tuesday and
Friday. Swedish. Independent. Established 1870.
A. E. Johnson, and C. K. Johansen, publishers. Sub-
scription, $2; estimated circulation, 12,500;
12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20
inches; width, 2}4 inches. Forms close Saturdays
and Wednesdays preceding. Office, 108 Park Row.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, 75 cents;
yearly contracts, 40 cents an inch. Classified, 2
cents a word. Reading notices, 10 cents a line,
brevier, medical advertising, $1 an inch. Dis-
count on 3 months, or longer.
See advertisement on page 543.
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.— Monthly
Literary. Establislied 1814. North American
Review Publishing Co., publi,«hers. Sub.scription, ?4;
estimated circuhition, 20,000; 28 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2^8 inches.
Forms close 15th of preceding month. Office, 327
Pearl Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents per line; 1
page, ?30; } and i pages, pro rata. Special rates
for position (minimum space, 14 lines).
NORTH SIDE NEWS (The).— Every evening
except Sunday, and SUNDAY MORNING.
North Side News Co., publishers. Claimed cir-
culation, daily, 8,000; Sunday, 20,000. Office,
149th Street and Bergen Avenue (Bronx
Borough).
Advertising rates, daily, one inch, one time,
75 cents; one week, $2; one month, S7; three
months, S20; six months, $35; one year, S60.
Classified, 1 cent a word; by the week, 5 cents a
line. Reading notices, 3 cents a line. Sund.iy,
one inch, one time, $1.25; one month, $4.50; three
months, $12; six months, $22; one year, $40.
Reading notices, 20 cents a line. Display, cuts,
borders, etc., charged at rate of 10 cents a line.
NOVEDADES (Las).— Every Thursday.
Spanish. Independent. Established 1876. .J.
G. Garcia, publisher. Subscription, $8; esti-
mated circulation, 7,000; 16 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 16 inches; width, 2f inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 108 Fulton Street.
Advertising rates, 10 cents a line; 1,000 lines
within one month, 7 cents; 5,000 lines in three
months, cents; 10,000 lines in six months, 5
cents a line; $40 an inch a year; six months, $25;
three months, $15. Reading notices, 50 cents
a line.
NOVELLEN SCHATZ— Fortnightly, Literary.
Established 1857. S .Zickel, editor and publi.sher.
Subscription, §2.50; 32 pages, 9x12 inches. Office,
83-85 Duane Street.
Advertising rates on application.
OBSERVER.— Every Thursday. Presby-
terian. Established 1823. The New York Ob-
server Co., publishers. Subscription, $3; decline
to quote circulation; 32 pages, .3 columns; length
of columns, 11 inches; width, 23^ inches. Forms
close Monday preceding. Office, 156 Fifth .Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents per line each
insertion. Discount on orders in one year, 100 lines,
10 per cent; 300 lines, 20 per cent; 500 lines, 25 per cent;
1,000 lines, 30 per cent; 2,000 lines, 33V3 per cent;
3,000 lines, 40 per cent; or 10, 20 and 25 per cent on
10 lines or more for 3, 6 and 12 months, respectively.
Special rates for hotels, colleges and schools, 26
cents a line, flat. (Minimum, 4 lines).
OESTERREICHISCH UNGARISCH ZEI-
TUNG. — Every Saturday. German. Established
1893, Marcus Braun, publisher. Subscription, $2;
16 pages, 11x16. Office, 78 Second .\venue. (Dated
also from Chicago, 111).
Advertising rates on application.
NEW YORK
OPTICAL .lOURNAL AND REVIEW OF
OPTOMETRY.— Weekly. Trade. Establi-shed
1890. Optical. Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $2; guaranteed minimum circulation,
7,000; 108 pages, or more, 2 columns; length of
columns, 8'-$ inches; width, 2^4 inches. Office,
15-19 Maiden Lane.
Advertising rates, .S3 an inch; % page, one time,
$8; 34 page, $15; 3'2 page, $25 one page, $40. Dis-
count on 4 or more insertions.
ORIGINAL RIGHTS MAGAZINE.— Monthly.
Literary. Established 1910. Charles Lenz, pub-
lisher. Subscription, SI; 60 pages, 6x9. Office,
25 West 42d Street.
Advertising rates on application.
OUR SECOND CENTURY.— Monthly. Family.
Established 1876. Mrs. C. F. Diehm, publisher.
Subscription, $5; 8 pages, 16x22. Office, 509 West
185th Street.
Advertising rates on application.
OUTING MAGAZINE (The).— Monthly. Out
door life. Travel and Outdoor life. Adventure,
etc.. Established 1882. Outing Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $2.50; claimed average cir-
culation, 85,562; 128 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 8 inches; width, 2^8 inches. Forms close 5th
of preceding month. Office, 315 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, 75 cents per agate line; one
page, $150; i, i and i page, pro rata. Discount,
10 per cent on one year, or 3 pages used within
one year. Minimum space, 7 lines. Classified,
50 cents a line.
OUTLOOK. — Every Saturday. Unsectarian.
The fourth issue in each month is an illustrated
magazine number. Established 1869. William
B. H o w 1 a n d, publisher. Subscription, $3;
claimed circulation, 160,000; 64 to 192 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2|
inches. Can use matrices, Forms close ten
days in advance for weekly; two weeks in
advance for monthly issue. Office, 287 Fourth
Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, $1 a line; minimum
space, 4 lines; one page, $200; i and i pages,
pro rata. Classified, educational, under resident
schools and colleges, 75 cents a line, each inser-
tion (minimum space, 4 lines) ; display type
allowable. Hotels, resorts, travel, poultry and
pet stock, 50 cents a line (minimum, 4 lines) ;
display allowed. Books, magazines, business
opportunities, help wanted, situations wanted,
miscellaneous, music, women's goods, 10 cents
a word, set solid agate; double price when set
in capitals, except for first word. Other classi-
fication rates on application.
PACKER.— See Kansas City, Mo.
PAINTERS' MAGAZINE, (The)— Monthly.
Trade. Established 1874. Wm. O. Allison,
publisher. Subscription, $1.50; estimated cir-
culation, 5,000; 86 pages, 7x10. Office, 100
William Street.
Advertising rates on application.
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PANHELLENIC— Daily except Sunday.
Greek. Independent. Established 1908. The
Panhellenic (Inc.), publishers. Subscription,
S4; claimed average circulation, 8,000; 8 pages,
7 columns; length of columns. 21 inches; width,
2Js inches. Office, 54 Vesey Street.
Advertising rates on application.
PARISH VISITOR.— Monthly (20th). Re-
ligious. Established 1852. Tnomas Whittaker,
publisher. Subscription, 50 cents; estimated
circulation, 16.000; 4 pages, 5 columns; lengtii of
columns, 19J'2 inches; ■nidth, 2^4 inches. Forms
close 10th preceding month. Office, Bible House.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line.
PAYNE & YOUNG.
See advertisement on pages 516 and 558.
PEARSON'S MAGAZINE.- Monthly. Liter-
ary. Established 1899. Pearson Publishing
Company, publishers. Subscription, $1.50; guar-
anteed circulation exceeding 200,000; 144 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width,
2's inches. Forms close last day of second
preceding month. Can use matrices. Office,
425-435 East 24th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, SI .25 a line; one page,
S225; one-half, one-quarter and one-eighth pages,
pro rata; minimum space, 7 lines; special rate
for schools and publishers, 80 cents a line; $179.20
per page, minimum, 5 lines; poultry and seed,
80 cents a line fiat. Classified 75 cents per
agate line, with discount of 10 per cent on six
or more consecutive insertions.
PEDIATRICS.— Monthly. Medical. Estab-
lished 1896. Pediatrics Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $2; claimed circulation,
10,500; 96 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 2\4 inches. Forms close 15th
preceding month. Office, 320 Manhattan Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
PEOPLE.— Every morning including SUNDAY,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays. Socialist. Labor.
Established, daily, 1900; weekly, 1801. Socialist
Labor Party, publishers. Subscription, daily,
$3.50; estimated circulation, daily, 6,700; Sun-
day, 8,500 ; weekly, 50 cents ; estimated circu-
lation, 18,000; daily, 4 pages; Sunday, 8 pages:
weekly, 6 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
18^ inches; width, 2H inches. Can use mat-
rices. Office, 2-4-6 New Reade Street.
Advertising rates, agate, daily, 10 cents a
line. Discount for time and space.
PEOPLE'S HOME JOURNAL (The).—
(With which is incorporated Good Literature).
Monthly. Fiction and Family. Established,
1885. F. M. Lupton (Inc.), publisher. Sub-
scription, 50 cents; guaranteed average circula-
tion, 900,000*; 24 to 38 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 14 '4 inches; width, 2^ inches. Can use
matrices. Forms clo.se 10th to 15th of second preced-
ing month. Office, 23-27 City Hall Place.
Advertising rates, agate. $4.00 a line. Dis-
count, 10 per cent on 200 lines; 15 per cent on 400
lines; 20 per cent on 800 lines or more, used by same
NEW YORK
advertiser in one issue. Minimum space for display
4 lines. No medical copy accepted. 2d cover (2
colors) $2,560; 3d cover (2 colors), S2,560; 4th cover
(2 colons), 82,700; 4th cover (3 colors), S3,000; all
plates for color work to be furnished by advertiser.
PEOPLES MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Literary.
Magazine size. Forms close 1st of third month pre-
ceding. Office, 7th Avenue and 15th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 75 cents a line; per page,
1150; l-g, 34 and } 2 pages pro rata.
PFAELZER IN AMERIKA (Der).— Every
Saturday. German. Established 1884. Voelcker
Bros., publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated
circulation, 7,600; 8 pages, 6 columns; length of
columns. 20 inches; width, 2i inches. Office,
312-316 East 23d Street.
Advertising rates. $20 an inch a year.
PHONOGR.\PHIC WORLD AND COM-
MERCIAL SCHOOL REVIEW.— Monthly.
Educational. Established 1885. E. N. Miner,
editor and publisher. Subscription, 50 cents;
claimed average circulation, 19,264; 100 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 23^2
inches. Office, 23 Duane Street.
Advertising rates, $5 an inch; 2 inches, $9;
3 inches, $12.50; J page, $15; i page, $24; one
.oage, $45. Reading notices, $1 a line. Dis-
count, 10, 12i and 15 per cent on 3, 6 and 12
months, respectively.
PHYSICAL CULTURE.— Monthly. Estab-
lished _ 1898. Bernarr Macfadden. publisher.
Subscription. $1; sworn average circulation,
January 1, 1911, 164,336*; 136 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 2^,4 inches. Forms
close first of preceding month. Office, Metropolitan
Building.
Advertising rates, agate, SI per line; one page
onetime, $ltJO; y and i pages, pro rata. Dis-
count, 5 per cent on six months, 10 per cent on one
year, or three pages used within one year.
PICTORIAL REVIEW.— Monthly. Home.
Established 1899. The Pictorial Review Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; guaranteed mini-
mum circulation, 600,000*; after July 1912, 700,000*;
guaranteed; 80 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
143-4 inches; width, 234 inches. Forms close 8th
of second preceding month. Can use matrices.
Office, 250 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, $3 a line; one page, (800
lines), $2,150; 34 and ^2 page, double column, pro
rata; 34 page, single column, (200 lines), next reading,
?600; back cover 93-2x1432, (3 colors), $3,000; 2d and
3d covers, (3 colors), $2,500. Minimum space, 5
lines, (rates change in July 1912 issue). Also pub-
lishes THE FASHION BOOK, Quarterly, $600
per page; 34 and 34 pages pro rata, (34 page minimum
space), 2d and 3d covers (2 colors), $800; back cover
(3 colors), $1,200. Guaranteed circulation 200,000.
Forms close 10th of third preceding month.
Also publishes MONTHLY FASHION BOOK.
Distributed through Dry Goods and Department
Stores. Guaranteed minimum circulation, 1,250,000.
Length of columns, 12' 2 inches; width. 234 inches.
Forms close 15th of third preceding month.
Also publishes Catalogue. Rates on application.
See advertisement on page 453.
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POLICE GAZETTE.— Every Thursday.
Established 184G. Richard K.Fox Pubhshing Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $4; estimated circula-
tion, 100,000; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns. 14 mches; width, 2\ inches. Forms close
Mondays, 9 a. m., 12 days in advance. Can use
matrices. OfBce, Franklin Square and Dover
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, one insertion, 75 cents
per line; thirteen insertions, 70 cents; twenty-six
insertions, 65 cents; fifty-two insertions, 60 cents
a line, per time.
See advertisement on page 424 .
POPULAR MAGAZINE. — Semi-Mouthly.
Literarv. Established 190.3. Street & Smith,
publishers. Subscription, 15 cents per copy.
Guaranteed circulation, 400,000; 224 pages, 2
columns: length of columns, S inches; width. 2:?8
inches. Forms close 16th and 26th of second preced-
ing month. Office, Seventh Avenue and Fifteenth
Street.
Advertising rates, 14 lines, or more, agate, Sl.sO
a line; one page, $300; Vs, H and H pages, pro rata-
Classified, both editions, $2.50 a line; single edition,
$1.20 a line. See .-^inslee's Magazine for combina-
tion rate on .Ainslee's, Smith's and Popular Maga-
zines.
See advertisement on page 503.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.— (25th).
Science. Established 1872. Science Press, pub-
lishers. Subscription, $3. Estimated circula-
tion, 6,500; 114 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 2^4 inches. Forms close 12th cur-
rent month. Sub Station 84.
Advertising rates, 75 cents an inch; 14 page,
one time, $1..50; J| page, $285; }4 page, $5.40; one
page, $10. Discount, 10 per cent on 2 or more in-
sertions; 20 per cent on 12 consecutive insertions.
POST. — Every evening except Sunday, and
SEMI-WEEKLY, Mondavs and Thursdays. In-
dependent. Established 1801. W. .1. Pattison,
Xiublisher. Subscription, $9; sworn average
circulation, daily, 26,808; daily, 8 to 28 pages, 7 col-
umns; length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2^^
inches. Can use matrices. Office, 20-24 Vesey
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, inside pages, 20 cents
a line; second, third and last pages, 25 cent.s;
financial pages, .35 cents: page facmg editorial,
35 cents; editorial page, 40 cents. Double column
advertisements must be at least 28 lines deep, or
50 per cent extra will be charged. Special notices,
agate, full face or body type, 40 cents. Classified,
business opportunities, 25 cents a line; financial, 30
cents; bankers' and brokers' cards, 25 cents; automo-
biles, undisplayed, 15 cents a line; displa.ved, 20
cents a line; help wanted 10 cents (minimum space
3 line.s); instruction, 20 cents; hotels and resorts, 20
cents a line, with discount of 25 per cent on 10 lines,
or more, 26 times, 3 or more insertions a week; pub-
lications, undisplayed, 15 cents a line; displayed,
20 cents; .sporting goods, 20 cents; turf 30 cents
a line. Reading notices, leaded agate, with "adv."
affixed. $1 per line, count; S1.25 per line on .second,
third, last and financial page; ?1.50 a line facing
oditoriiil; cditoriid page. $2.50; first page, S2. Special
position, following and alonsside reading. 50 per cent
extra; full position, double price. Discount,
25 per cent for standing card every day or
p.o.d.,one year;alsootherdiscounts. Semi-Weekly,
display 50 cents an inch each insertion; less
thanlinch,5cents aline. Discounts on Semi-Week-
ly 7 per cent on 5 times; 12 per cent on 8 times;
15 per cent on 13 times; 20 per cent on 20 times.
25 per cent on 39 times; 30 per cent on 52 times
PRESS. — Every morning including SUN-
D.\Y. Republican. Established 1887. New York
Press Co., (Ltd.), publishers. Subscription, dail.v,
with Sunday, $6.50; estimated circulation, 100,000;
dail.v, 12 pages (.Sunday, 42 to 50 pages), 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 30 agate
ems. Can use matrices. Office, 7-9-11 .Spruce
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, dail.v, ordinary, 30
cents per line each insertion. No extra charge
for cuts or broken columns 28 lines deep and
over. Preferred position, 20 per cent extra.
Classified, agents wanted, 10 cents a line; business
opportunities, 15 cents; financial, 30 cents a
line, with discount for space; hotels and re-
sorts, 15 cents; automobiles, 20 cents; turf,
45 cents; new publications, 20 cents: 2,500 lines within
one year, 10 per cent discount; 5,000 lines 25 per cent
discount, personals, 40 cents; business personals, 15
cents a line; miscellaneous, 15 cents; sportman's
goods, 20 cents. Reduced rates for 3 or more inser-
tions on classified advertisements, excepting sports-
men's goods, turf, and new publications, which are
net. .Special notices (preceding deaths), 40 cents
a line. Reading notices run of paper, $1 a line; edi-
torial and first page, $1.50 a line. Discount on dis-
plaj- advertising, 10 per cent on three time a week for
six months; 20 per cent on one year, or 10 per cent
on 5,000 lines, within one year; 15 per cent on 10,000
lines; 20 per cent on 20,000 lines. .Special mining
advertisements, 30 cents a line; 5,000 lines within
one year, 10 i)er cent discount; 3 times a week for
one year, 20 per cent discount.
PRINTERS' INK.— Every Thursday. Advertis-
ing. Established 1888. Printers' Ink Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; guaranteed circula-
tion 7,800* 88 to 200 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 7 inches; width, IH inches. Can use matrices.
Forms close Friday of preceding week. Office,
12 West 31st Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line. One
page, $50; 34 and J^ pages pro rata. Preferred
position extra. Classified, 20 cents a line (6 words) .
PRINTING TRADE NEWS.— Weekly. Trade.
Printing Trade .News Co., (Ltd.) publishers. .Sub-
scription, $2; claimed circulation, exceeding 7,400;
20 to 100 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 9' 4
inches; width, 3M inches. Office, 326 West 41st
Street.
Advertising rates on application.
PRODUCE NEWS.— Also dated at Chicago,
III., Cincinnati, Ohio, Jacksonville, Fla., and Dallas,
Tex. Every Saturday. Trade. P. and D. Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $1; claimed
circulation, 15,000; 10 pages, 18x22. Office, Harrison
Street.
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Advertising rates, S1.2q an inch; first page,
§1.50 an inch; preferred position, S2 an inch;
other pages, SI. oO; e. o. w., 10 per cent additional.
Heading notices and classified (agate), 15 cents a
line; regular readers, 25 cents a line; with "adv."
affixed, 15 cents a line. Advertisements appear
in all five editions.
PROGRESSO ITALO- AMERICANO.— Every
morninoc except Monday. Italian. Independent.
Established 1879. Subscription, $6; claimed aver-,
age circulation, 50,000; 10 pages (Sunday, 12 pages)
7 columns; length of columns, 21 Jg inches; width,
2}4 inches. Office, 42 Duane Street.
Advertising rates on application.
PUCK. — ^Every Wednesday. Humorous. Es-
tablished 1876. Keppler & Schwarzmann, pub-
lishers. Subscription, S5; guaranteed average cir-
culation exceeding 65,000; 16 page, or more, 4 col-
umns; length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2Minches.
Can use matrices. Office, 295-309 Lafayette Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 65 cents per line each
insertion. Smallest space, 3 lines. Reading
notices, $1.25 a line.
PUCK'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.— Monthly.
Humorous. Established 1887. Keppler &
Schwarzmann, publishers. Subscription, SI; claimed
average circulation, 30,000; 34 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 10 inches; width, 2\4 inches.
Forms close 10th preceding month. Office, 295-
309 Lafayette Street.
Advertising rates, per agate line, 30 cents.
RAILROAD MAN'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly.
Railroad and General Literature. Established
1906. The Frank A. Munsey Co., publishers. Sub-
.scription, ?1; claimed circulation, 225,000; 192 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2^g
inches. Forms close about the 18th of second
preceding month. Office, 175 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, $1 a line; $150 per
page; 3i and J a pages, pro rata. Classified, 75
cents a line. Special combination rate with
Argosy, All Story Magazine and The Cavalier.
(The Argosj- Combination.)
RAILWAY AGE GAZETTE.— Every Fri-
day. Railway. Established 1856. The Rail-
road Gazette, publishers. Subscription, $5; claimed
circulation, 10, .500; 64 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, lOJ^ inches; width, l^g inches. Office,
S3 Fulton Street.
Advertising rates $80 per page. Discount on
3 or more pages used within one year. Classified,
Sl.oD an inch.
RAILWAY AND LOCOMOTIVE ENGI-
NEERING.— Monthly. Estabhshed 1888. The
Angus Sinclair Co., publishers. Subscription, $2;
estimated circulation, 10,000; 80 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns. 10 inche.s; width. 2i
inches. Can use matrices. Forms close 15th
preceding month. Office, 114 Liberty Street.
.-\dvertisiing rates, $5 per inch; 2 inches, one
time, S8; 3 inches, $12; J page, $15; J page, $25;
i page, $40; one page, $75; reduced rates for six
months or longer.
NEW YORK
RAILWAY CRITIC (The).— Every Wednes-
day. Transportation. Established 1902. Military
Naval Corporation, publishers. Subscription, $2;
estimateil circulation. 5,000; 8 pages, 6 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2,' o inches.
Office, 50 Church Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a lino. Discount
on 3 months or longer.
REAL ESTATE RECORD AND BUILD-
ERS' GUIDE.— Every Saturday. Real Estate
and Building. Established 1868. Real Estate
and Builders' Guide Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $8; estimated circulation, 6.000; 80 pages,
9x4. Office, 11 East 24th Street.
Advertising rates on application.
RECREATION MAGAZINE.— M o n t h 1 y .
Sporting. Established 1893. Outdoor News Co.,
publishers. Subscription, S3, claimed average
circulation, 60,000; 64 pages, 3 columns; length
of columns, 123i inches; width, 2f^ inches. Forms
close first of preceding month. Office, 24 West
39th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 60 cents a line; one
page, one time, $120 (magazino size); full size
page (504 lines), $250; fractions of page, down to
Vg page, pro rata. (Minimum space, 7 lines). No
time discount.
RETAILERS MEN'S APPAREL MAGAZINE.
— Monthly. Julius Klausner Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Sworn average circulation e.xceeding 100,000.
Office, 1 Madison Avenue.
.\dvertising rates on application.
REVIEW. — Every Saturday. Independent.
Established 1909. New York Review Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $2.50; claimed aver-
age circulation, 33,000; 16 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2i4 inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 1416 Broadway.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; pictorial
section, 25 cents a line; automobiles, 15 cents; sport-
ing events, 40 cents; music publications, 15 cents;
wines and liquors, 15 cents; hotels and resorts, 15
cents. Discount on general (not including sporting
events), 2,500 lines, 2>2 per cent; 5,000 lines, 5 per
cent; 7,500 lines, 7^2 per cent; 10,000 lines, 10 per cent.
REVIEW OF REVIEWS.— Literary. Estab-
lished 1890. Review of Reviews Co., publishers.
Subscription, $3; estimated circulation, 205,000;
128 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 2f inches. Forms close 5th of preceding
month. Office, 13 Astor Place.
Advertising rates, agate, $1.50 a line; one page,
$250; i and i pages, pro rata; 10 per cent discount
on 12 consecutive insertions, or for 3 pages or
more, to be used within one year. Rates for cov-
er pages, pages facing reading etc., on application.
Special rate for schools and publishers. Personal
business offers department, $1.50 a line. Minimum
space, 4 lines; maximum, 13 lines, except for real
estate Forms for classified, closes 8th of preced-
ing month. Real Estate, one inch or more, dis-
play, if desired, $21 an inch; one page, $250; i4
and H pages pro rata.
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REVUE. — Sunday edition of Zeitung, which
see.
See advertisement on page 536.
RIDER AND DRIVER.— Every Saturday.
Outdoor Sports. Established 1890. Eider and
Driver Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$5; claimed average circulation, 50,000; 24 to 48
pages, 3 columns; length of columns, 12 inches;
width, 2 1 inches. Forms close Tuesday noon
preceding. Office, 1123 Broadway, Townsend
Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; fifty-
two insertions, 15 cents per line per time. Finan-
cial, 30 cents a line. Preferred position, 25 per
cent extra.
RUDDER.— Monthly. Yachting. Established
1890. The Rudder Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $3; estimated circulation, 14,000; 112 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 9} 2 inches; width, 3}^
inches. Forms clo.se 10th preceding month. Office,
1 Hudson Street.
Advertising rates, one inch, one time, $7.04; J
page, one time, $14.07; J page $28.13; i page,
$56.25; one page, $112.50. Discount, three
months, 5 per cent; six months, 10 per cent; one
year, 20 per cent.
RUNDSCHAU ZWEIER WELTEN (A review
of two worlds). Monthly. German-American. Lit-
erary. Established 1907. Vierick Publishing Co.,
publishers. Under management of Current Litera-
ture Publishing Co. Subscription, S2; claimed circu-
lation, 10,000; 56 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 2=^ inches. Office, 134 West 29th
Street.
Advertising rates, $5.60 an inch; M page, $12.50;
14 page, $25; one page, $50.
RURAL HOME. (Sec Metropolitan and
Rural Home.)
RURAL NEW YORKER — Everv Saturday,
Agricultural. Established 1849. John J. Dillon
publisher. Subscription, $1; guaranteed minimum
circulation, 120,000; 16 to 52 pages, 4 columns;
length of columns, 14 inches; width, 2}4 inches.
Office, 409 Pearl Street.
Advertising rates, agate, ordinary, 60 cents per
line each insertion; six months, or 500 lines within
one year, 55 cents. Yearly orders, or 26 times
e. c). w., of 10 lines or more, or 1,000 lines to be
used in one year, 50 cents per line. Reading
notices with "advertisements," per line, non-
pareil, $1.50; minimum charge for display, $1.
RUSSKY GOLAS.— Every Friday. Russian.
Established 1906. Russian-American Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; estimated
circulation, 12,000; 8 pages, 15x22. Office, 56
Third Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
SABBATH READING.— Every Friday. Un-
denominational. Religious. Established 1876.
Witness and Sabbath Reading Co., publishers.
Subscription. 50 cents; claimed average cir-
culation, 103,630; 16 pages, 3 columns; length of col-
NEW YORK
umns, 9f| inches; width, 2% inches. Copy must be
in hand Tuesday of week preceding. Office, 150
Nassau Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line each
insertion. No discount for time or space. Read-
ing notices, 65 cents per agate line, each inser-
tion. Minimum space, 3 lines.
See advertisement on page 524.
ST. NICHOLAS MAGAZINE.— M o n t h 1 y.
.luvenile. Established 1873. Century Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $3; claimed circulation, ex-
ceeding 75,000; 104 pages, 2 columns; length of col-
umns, 8 inches; width, 2?| inches. Forms close
25th ot second preceding month. Office, 33
East Seventeenth Street.
Advertising rates, agate. $1 a line; i page,
$40; i page, $S0; 1 page, $150. Discount, 5, 10,
15 and 25 per cent on 3, 6. 9 and 12 months,
respectively. Combination page rate, St. Nich-
olas and Century Magazines, 3 pages in each,
$300 a page,
SARTORIAL ART .lOURNAL.— Monthly.
Trade. Men's Fashions. Established 1874. Jno.
J. Mitchell Co., editors and publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $10; estimated circulation, 14,700; 96 to 120
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 9' 2 inches; width,
21 picas. Can use matrices. Forms close 15th pre-
ceding month. Office, 41-43 West 25th Street.
Advertising rates, i page, one time, $15; i
page, $25; one page, $45. Discount on yearly
contracts.
SCHOOL.— Everv Thursday. Educational. Es-
tablished 1889. The School News Co., publishers.
Subscription, $2; claimed average circulation,
29,000; 16 to 18 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 12 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 156 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 40 cents a line. Dis-
count, 10, 15 and 25 per cent on 3, 6 and 12
months, respectively.
See advertisement on page 474.
SCHOOL JOURNAL (The) .—Monthly, except
July and August. Educational. Established
1870. The Ives-Butler Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1; estimated circulation, 15,000; 24 to 48 pages, 3
columns; length of columns, 11 inches; width, 25-4
inches. Forms close 15th preceding month. Office,
11 East 24th Street.
Advertising rates agate, 15 cents a line; i page
one time, $15; i page, $25; one page, $50; pre-
ferred position, 25 per cent extra.
SCHWAEBISCHES W O C H E N B LATT.—
Everv Wednesday. German. Established 1876.
K. Haeussler, publisher. Subscription, $2.50;
estimated circulation, 6,000; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2i inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 23 Duane Street.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, 10 cents a line.
One inch, one month. $2.50; three months, $7;
six months, $12; one year, $20.
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SHAREHOLDER— Semi-Weekly, Mondays and
Thursdays. Financial. Established 1895. Frederick
J. Syme, publisher. Subscription, $4; estimated cir-
culation, 5,000. Office, 29 Broadway.
Advertising rates on application.
SHIELDS' MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Outdoor
Sports. Established 1894. G. O. Shields, pub-
lisher. Subscription, $1.50; claimed average
circulation, 50,000; 96 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 23-2 inches. Can use
matrices. Office, 1081 Simpson Street.
Advertising rates on application.
SHOPPER (The) (Succeeding Home Talk).—
Monthly. Home. The Shopper Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Size of page, 10}4 x 13' 2; width of columns,
234 inches. Forms close lOtl preceding. Office, 95-
99 Nassau Street.
Advertising rate, agate, $1 a line;. per page, S600.
NEW YORK
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.— Every Thurs-
day. Science and Mechanics. Practical Information.
Established 1845. Munn & Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, S3; claimed average circulation for first six
months in 1911, 63,854; 16 to 20 pages, 4 columns
length of columns, 1434 inches; width, 23| inches.
Forms close 10 days in advance. Office, 361 Broad
way.
Advertising rates, agate, inside pages, 7 lines or
more (8 words to the line), 75 cents a line; 1,000
lines, or more, within one year, 333^ per cent discount.
See advertisement on page 557.
SCOTTISH AMERICAN. — Every Wednes-
day. NeutraU Established 1857. A. M. Stewart,
publisher. Subscription, $3; estimated circula-
tion, 15,000; 8 pages, 5 columns; length of col-
umns, 19J inches; width, 21 inches. Office, 33
Rose Street
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line.
SCRAP BOOK.— Monthly. Miscellaneous. Es-
tablished 190G. Frank A. Munsey Co., publishers-
Subscription, $1; claimed circulation, 100,000'
2 columns to page; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 2|- inches. Forms close 2.5th of second
preceding month. Office, 175 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Lit-
erary. Established 1887. Chas. Scribner s Sons,
publishers. Subscription, $3; refuses to quote cir-
culation, 132 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 2^$ inches. Forms close 5th of
preceding month. Office, 153-157 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 lines, or more, SI. 75 a
line; 1 page, one time, S300; 34 and H pages pro rata.
Special rates for schools.
SHORT STORIES.— See Garden City, N. Y.
SILVER CROSS.— Monthly. King's Daugh-
ters. Established 1887. Publishing Company
of the International Order of the King's Daugh-
ters and Sons, publishers. Subscription, $1;
estinidl'ed circulation, 25,000; 64 pages, 2 col-
umns: length of columns, 8i inches; width, 2J
inches. F'orms close 15th preceding month.
Office, 156 Fifch Avenue.
Advertising rates on application. Advertising on
covers only.
SLMMON'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly (15th). Lit-
erary. Established 1909. The J. H. .Simmons Pub-
lishing Co., (Inc.), publishers. Subscription, SI.
claimed circulation, 50,000; 128 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 832 inches; width, 234 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 150 Nassau Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line; one page,
S50;34and 3^ pages pro rata; inside front cover, S75;
back cover, inside, 875; outside back cover, S150.
Classified, (7 words to line), 25 cents a line. Dis-
count on 12 months, or 3 pages used within a year,
10 per cent. (Rates advance January, 1912.)
SLOVAK V AMERIKE. —Semi -Weekly.
Tuesdays and Fridays. Slavonic. Estab-
lished 1889. Slovak Press, publishers. Sub-
scription, 82; estimated circulation, 50,000; 8 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 22 inches; width, 17
ems. Can use matrices. Office, 188 Avenue A.
Advertising rates, agate, 70 cents an inch;
medical and liquors, $1 an inch; 500 inches, 60
cents an inch; medical and liquors, 90 cents;
1,000 inches, 50 cents; medical and liquors, 80
cents; 2,000 inches, 45 cents; medical and liquors,
70 cents, 4,000 inches, 40 cents; medical, etc.
60 cents; 2 t. a. w., one year, $50 per inch,
medical, etc., $80; 1 1. a. w., $30; medical, etc., $.50.
Reading notices, 20 cents a line; editorial no-
tices, 50 cents a line. Classified, 18 words, or
less, $1, per insertion, with discount for time.
SMART SET (The).— Monthly (15tb). Es-
tablished 1900. John Adams Thayer, Corporation,
publishers. Subscription, $3; claimed circulation,
100,000; 168 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
8 inches; width, 2J4 inches. Forms close first
of preceding month. Office, 452 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, 8200 per page; 3^, }4 and }4
pages, pro rata. No time discounts.
SMITH'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Literary.
Established 1905. Street & Smith, publishers.
Subscription, $1.50; guaranteed average circula-
tion, 150,00(3*; 160 pages, 2 columns; length of
columns, 8 inches; width, 2| inches. Forms close
10th of second preceding month. Office, Seventh
Avenue and 15th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 60 cents a line; one
page, one time, $125; i, i and J pages, pro rata.
.Minimum space, 14 lines. Classified, 50 cents a
line.
See Ainslee's Magazine for combination rate
on Ainslee's. Smith's, and Popular Magazines.
See advertisement on page 503.
SODA FOUNTAIN (The).— Monthly. Trade.
D. O. Haynes & Co., publishers. Claimed
circulation, 20,000*; 96 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 93^ inches; width, 334 inches. Office,
82 Fulton Street.
Advertising rates, $6 an inch; 3^ page, one time,
$12; 1/6 page, $15; 34 page, $22; 1/3 page, .$29;3^
page, $42; one page, $80. Discount on 3 months
or longer. Reading notices, 75 cents per count
line.
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SPIRIT OF MISSIONS (The).— Monthly.
(15th). Episcopal. Established 1835. Episcopal
Missionary Society, publishers. Subscription, $1;
claimed circulation, 31,000; 84 pages, 2 columns;
length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2J^ inches. Forms
close 20th preceding month. Ofiace, 281 Fourth
Avenue.
Advertising rates, |4 an inch; one page, $50; I'i and
J2 pages, pro rata. Special rate for cover pages;
5 and 10 per cent discount on 6 and 12 months,
respectively.
SPORTS OF THE TIMES, AND TURF
FIELD AND FARM.— Every Saturday. Sport-
ing. Established 1902. Sports of the Times Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $4; estimated circula-
tion, 25,000; 32 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 14 inches; width, 2i inches. Forms close
Tuesday preceding. Can use matrices. Office,
22 Thames Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line (mini-
mum space, 7 lines); 2d and 3d covers, $125;
back cover (2 color), $150. Discount 2i percent
on 4 insertions; 5 per cent on 8 insertions; 10
per cent on 13 insertions; 25 per cent on one
year. Preferred position, extra.
STAATS ZEITUNG.— Every morning includ-
ing SUNDAY SONTAGSBLATT, ABEND-
BLATT, every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays. German. Indepen-
dent. Established 1834. New York Staats
Zeitung, publishers. Subscription, morning, $6;
evening, $3.50; sworn average circulation, morning,
and evening 71,386*; Sunday, $1.50; sworn average cir-
culation, for first two months of 1911, 61,500*; week-
ly, S1.50; estimated circulation, 30,000; 8 to 16 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches; width, 2J^
inches. Office, 182 William Street.
Advertising rates, morning edition, not in-
cluding Sunday, agate, 22 i cents a line; evening
edition, 15 cents a line; 10 per cent discount
on 10,000 lines or more used within one year.
Classified, daily only, help wanted, etc., set solid
without display, 15 cents a line, first time; subsequent
insertion, 5 cents; business opportunities, 20 cents a
line, with discount for continued insertions. Special
notices, medical, 40 cents; business notices, 40 cents;
medical business notices, 50 cents; reading notices,
$1 to $2 per line. Sunday, display, 22J/2 cents a line
each insertion; morning and evening edition, combin-
ed, 30 cents a line; 5,000 lines within one year, 25
cents, 10,000 lines, 22' 2 cents; 25,000 lines, 20 cents a
line; weekly 10 cents per line.
NEW YORK
STRAND MAGAZINE (American edition).—
Monthly. Literary. Established 1895. Inter-
national News Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1.50; claimed circulation, 110,000 net; 140
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 2M inches. Can use matrices. Forms
close first of preceding month. Office, 83 Duane
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 80 cents per line. Min-
imum space, 7 lines; ordinary page, one time, $160.
Classified, 80 cents a line. Publishers rate, per page,
$144; schools, 72 cents per line.
STANDARD AND VANITY FAIR —Every
Wednesday Theatrical. Consolidated 1904.
The American Standard Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Subscription, $4; estimated circu-
lation. 12,000; 20 pages, 4 columns: length
of columns, 10 inches; width, 21^ inches. Forms
close 10 days in advance. Office, 10 East 23d
Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; 5,000
lines, 16 cents a line; 10,000 lines, 15 cents a
line. Reading notices, 40 cents a line.
STYLE BOOKS (The).— Embracing The
Monthly Style Book and The Quarterly Style
Book, illustrating Ladies' Home Journal Pat-
terns. The Home Pattern Co., publishers;
guaranteed average circulation. Monthly Style
Book, 2,000,000; Quarterly Style Book, 250,-
000; monthly 16 to 32 pages; quarterly, 150 pages;
4 columns; length of columns, 12}^ inches; width
2% inches. Office, Fourth Avenue and 30th Street
Building.
Advertising rates. Monthly Style Book, agate,
$5 a line; per page (700 lines), $3,200; J4 and J^ pages,
pro rata; 2d and 3d cover pages (1 color), $3,500.
Quarterly Style Book, $1,0-0 per page; H and ]/i.
pages, pro rata (no space less than ]4, page). Back
cover page (3 color process), $2,000; 2d or 3d cover
page, (black and one color), $1,300.
! SUBURBANITE.— Monthly. Suburban Life,
i Established 1901. Avon Press (Inc.), publishers.
' Subscription, $1; 32 pages, 10x12. OflRce, 71 West
] 23d Street.
I Advertising rates on application.
SUBURBAN LIFE.— Monthly. Country Life.
E.-Jtahlished 1904 The Suburban Press, (Inc.),
publishers. Subscription, $3; claimed average circu-
lation exceeding 35,000; 48 pages or more, and cover,
3 columns; length of columns, 12?s inches; width,
254 inches. Forms close 5 weeks in advance. Office,
334 Fourth Avenue.
Advertising rates, 7 lines, or more, agate, 60
cents a line; per page (510 lines), $250; 14, and
li pages, pro rata; magazine size page (224
lines), $134.40; proportionately for % and J^
magazine pages; 5 and 10 per cent discount on 6
and 12 months respectively. Nursery stock.
Seeds, Implements, etc., special rate of 50 cents
a line, with discount as above.
SUCCESS MAGAZINE —Monthly. Literary.
Home. Established 1897. The National Post Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1; guaranteed average
circulation exceeding 250,000; 3 columns to page;
length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2^ inches.
Forms close 20th of second preceding month;
last form 1st of preceding month. Office, 29-31
East 22d Street.
Advertising rates, agate, $1.50 a line; per page, $700;
magazine size (224 lines), run of paper, $336; ]4 and
)2 pages, pro rata; 2d and 3d cover pages (2 colors),
$900; 2d and 3d covers (4 colors), $1,500; back cover
(4 colors), $1,800. Centre spread, 6 columns, $1,400.
Classified, same rate as display.
See advertisement on page 517.
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SUN (Morning).- -Every morning including
SUNDAY. Independent Established 1833. Wil-
liam M. Laffan, editor Subscription, morning
edition, $6 (including Sunday, $8); estimated
circulation, daily, 90.000, (Sunday, 100.000);
d.iily 10 to 10 pages; Sunday, 30 to 36 pages,
7 columns; length of columns. 21} inches; width,
31 agate lines. Can use matrices. Office, 166-
170 Nassau Street.
Advertising rates, daily or Sunday, agate, 40
cents a line; 2nd, 3rd and opposite editorial. last
page, and first and last pages ot sections, 45 cents;
classified, agents and business chances, 10 cents
a line; bankers and brokers, 40 cents, wi*n 25
per cent discount on 10 lines or more, daily or
e. o. d., for one year. Instruction, resorts and
hotels, 20 cents; S4.50 a line per month, or e. o.
d., two months; financial and dividends, 40 cents;
books, 25 cents; magazines and periodicals,
40 cents a line; newspapers, 50 cents. Rail-
roads and turf, 50 cents. Reading notices,
daily or Sunday, set in agate, "adv." affixed,
SI. 50 per agate line; first or financial page,
$2.50. Special notices, 50 cents a line. Dis-
count (does not apply to bicycles, sportman's
goods, railroads, legal notices, proposals, polit-
ical, public notices and turf, or any advertise-
ment for which a special rate is made), 5,000
lines, 5 per cent; 10,000 lines, 10 per cent; 20,-
000 lines, 15 per cent; 35,000 lines, 20 per cent.
No extra charge for breaking column rules, cuts
or display; double column ads. must be 28
lines deep; triple column, 50 lines; quadruple
column, 75 lines; 5 columns wide, 100 lines,
50 per cent extra will be charged for ads. oc-
cupying less space than above. Preferred posi-
tion, display, next reading, 5 cents a line extra;
following and next reading, 10 cents; top of page,
75 per cent; surrounded by reading matter,
double price.
SUN (Evening). — Every evening except Sun-
day. Established 1887. William M. laffan,
editor. Subscription, $2; estimated circulation,
125,000; 10 to 20 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 21 i inches; width, 31 agate lines. Can
use matrices. Office, 166-170 Nassau Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 cents a line; op-
posite editorial, woman's page, second, third and
last pages, 40 cents; classified, agents and busi-
ness chances, 10 cents a line; bankers and brok-
ers 25 cents, with discount of 25 per cent on 10
lines or more, daily, or e. o. d., for one year; finan-
cial, 35 cents; personals (business), 25 cents;
resorts, hotels and instruction, 20 cents; $3.90 a
line, per month or e. o, d., 2 months; books, 20
cents; magazines and periodicals, 50 cents a line;
turf, 50 cents. Reading notices, agate with
"adv." affixed, $1.50 per agate line; first and
financial pages, $2 per agate line. Special no-
tices, 40 cents a line. Discount (does not ap-
ply to bicycles, sportsman's goods, legal no-
tices, proposals, political, railroads, public no-
tices, and turf, or any advertising for which a
special rate is made), 5,000 lines, 5 per cent;
10,000 lines, 10 per cent; 20,000 lines, 15 per
cent; 35,000 lines, 20 per cent. No extra charge
for breaking column rules, cuts or displays;
double column ad vs. must be 28 lines deep;
triple column, 50 lines; quadruple columns, 75
lines; 5 columns in width, 100 lines; 50 per cent
extra will be charged for ads. occupying less
space than above. Preferred position, display,
NEW YORK
next reading, 5 cents a line extra; tollowing
and next reading, 10 cents; top of page, 75 per
cent; surrounded by reading matter, double
price.
SUNDAY COMPANION (The).— Weekly from
September to middle of Jvme, (40 issues a year).
Catholic. Juvenile. Established 1900. The
Sunday Companion Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, 75 cents; claimed circulation,
60,500; 8 pages. 4 columns: lenijth of columns,
14},^ inches; width, 2J4 inches. Forms close 4 weeks
in advance. Office, 2.56 Broadway.
Advertising rates, agate, 30 certs a line; 1,000
lines, 27}2 cents; 2,000 lines, or more, 25 cents a line.
SUNDAY DEMOCRAT.— Catholic. Demo-
cratic. Established _ 1870. Francis J. Reilly,
publisher. Subscription, $2; claimed circulation,
10,000; 8 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20
inches; width, 2}4 inches. Office, 100 West 39th
Street.
Advertising rates on application.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ADVOCATE.— Every
Saturday. Methodist (also prints edition dated
Cincinnati, O.). Established 1841 Eaton &
Mains, publishers. Subscription, 30 cents; esti-
mated circulation, 300,000; 8 pages, 8x11. Of-
fice, 150 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
SUNDAY UNION.— Weekly. Roman Cath-
olic. Established 1873. The Weekly Union
Association, publishers. Subscription, $2; esti-
mated circulation, 15,000; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2 inches.
Office, 310 Broadway.
Advertising rates on application.
Issues Saturday edition under name of WEEK-
LY UNION AND CATHOLIC TIMES. Com-
bined circulation, estimated, 20,000.
SUNSHINE BULLETIN OFFICIAL ORGAN
of the International Sunshine Society. — Monthly.
Benevolent. Established 1002. Mrs. Cynthia West-
over Alden, editor and publisher. Subscription,
50 cents; claimed average circulation, for six months
ending April, 1911, 12,4.33; 16 pages, 4 columns; length
of columns, 12 inches; width, 2% inches. Forms
close 20th preceding month. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; per page,
$50; }i and )■> pages pro rata.
SURVEY (The).— Every Saturday. Social
and civic advance. Established 1897. New
York Charity Organization Society, publishers.
Subscription, $2; guaranteed average circula-
tion, 17,500; Magazine number, 96 pages; weeklies,
24 to 56 pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches;
width, 21-2 inches. Office, 105 East 22d Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line; $1.87
per inch; }/s page, one time,. $3.75; M page, $7.50;
3^^ page, $15; one page, $30.
SVIT. — Every Thursday. Russian. Catholic.
Established 1897. Orthodox Catholic Mutual Aid
Society, publishers. Subscription, S1.50; claimsd
circulation, 8,000; 8 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 20 ems. Office, 432 East
71st Street.
Advertising rates, S2 an inch per month ; six months,
$10; one year, $18.
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SVOBODA.— Every Thursday. Ruthenian.
Independent. Established 1893. Jiro J. Ardan,
publisher. Subscription. $2; estimated circulation,
10,000; 8 pae;es, fi columns; lensith of columns,
20 inches; width, 2\ inches. Office, 184 Hudson
Street.
Advertising rates, 25 cents an inch.
TALKING MACHINE WORLD (The).—
Monthly, (loth). Trade. Established 1904.
Edward Lyman Bill, publisher. Subscription,
SI; estimated circulation, 8,000; 60 to 80 pages, .3
columns; length of columns, I2V2 inches; width,
3 inches. Office, 1 Madison .4 venue.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; further rates on
appHcation.
TAMMANY TIMES (The).— Every Satur-
day. Political. Established 1892. The Tam-
many Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
S2; claimed circulation, 12,500; 16 pages, 4 col-
umns; length of columns, 12 inches; width, 2J
inches. Can use matrices. Ofhce, 23 Park
Row.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line, each
insertion. No discount for time or space.
See advertisement on page 534.
TEA AND COFFEE TRADE JOURNAL.—
Monthly (10th). Established 1901. Tea and
Coffee Trade Journal Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, .?1; guaranteed circulation, 5,416; 80 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 8 inches: width, 2Vg
inches. Fotms c'o.se 3d of current month. Can
use matrics. Office, 91 Wall Street.
Advertising rates on application.
TEACHERS' MAGAZINE.— Monthly except
July and -August. Educational. The Ives-Butler
Co., publishers. .Subscription, 8L25; claimed aver-
age circulation, 53,000; 3 columns to page; size
of page, 6}^x9^ inches; width of columns, 2^4
inches. Forms close Sth preceding month. Office,
31 East 27th Street.
Advertising lates, agate, 40 cents a line. Read-
ing notice.s, 75 cents a line. Discount, 5. 10 and
15 per cent on 3, 6 and 12 months, respectively.
TELEGRAFO (II.).— Every evening except
Sunday. Italian. Established 1902. L'Araldo
Italiano Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, S4; estimated circulation, 32,000;
6, 8 and 10 pages, 7 columns; length of col-
umns, 20 inches; width, 2i inches. Office, 243
Canal .Street.
Advertising rates from 90 cents to $3 an inch
according to location. Reading notices, 8 cents
to 50 cents .a line according to page desired.
Classified, 4 lines, 25 cents, with discount on
3 or more insertions.
TELEGRAM. — Every evening except Sunday.
Independent. Esfablished 1807. The Evening
Telegram, publishers. Siibscription. $2.50;
estimated circulation, 150,000; 12 to 18 pages,
7 column-; length of columns, 21 1/3 inches;
width, 2| inclies. Can use matrices. OfGce,
Herald Square.
NEW YORK
Advertising rates, transient, agate, 30 cents a
line; local advertising, 2.5 cents a line; preferred
position, 5 and 10 cents a line extra; fiist page,
SI (no discount) ; editorial page, 50 cents a
line (no position sold). Classified, undisplayed,
automobiles, 3 cents a word; bicycles, 2 cents
a word; business chances, 2 cents a word; miscel-
laneous, 2 cents a word; if set in agate caps,
one cent a word additional; classified, displayed,
financial, 30 cents a line; hotels and resorts, 20
cents a line; 15 cents a line when ordered 26
times, daily, or e. o. d.; new publications, 20
cents a line. Reading notices, .SI and $2 a line
(no discount). No extra charge for cuts or dis-
play. Discount, on general advertising only, 2i
per cent on 2,500 lines used within one year;
5 per cent on 52 times, or 5,000 lines; 7| per
cent on 7,500 lines; 10 per cent on 104 times,
or 10,000 lines; 12^ per cent on 12,500 lines;
15 per cent on 156 times, or 15,000 lines; 17^
per cent on 17, .500 lines; 20 per cent on 312
times, or 20,000 lines.
TELEGR.APH. — Every morning including
SUNDAY. Amusements. Established 1836.
Morning Telegraph Publishing Co., publishers.
Subscription, daily, $12; .Sunday, $2; sworn
average circulation for year ending April 30, 1911,
daily, 69,294; Sunday, for same, period, 126,599;
daily, 12 pages; Sunday, 30 to 48 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 21 inches; width, 214 inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 50th Street, and Sth Avenue.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, 10 lines or
more, 20 cents a line; .Sunday. 30 cents a line;
discount, 26 times, or 2,000 lines, 5 per cent;
52 times, or 5,000 lines, 10 per cent; 104 times
or 10,000 lines, 15 per cent; 156 times, or 15,000
lines, 20 per cent: 260 times, or more, or 20,000
lines, 25 per cent. Classified, daily, 15 cents a
line; .Sunday, 25 cents; 3 time rate classified,
daily, only 30 cents a line; 3 time rate, (one Sun-
day), 40 cents a line; 7 time rate, 85 cents; 30 time
rate (con.secutive, $3 per line) ; automobiles, daily,
15 cents; .Sunday, 25 cents a line; medical, daily,
25 cents: .Sunday, 35 cents a line; wines and liquors,
dail.v, 25 cents; Sunday, 35 cents a line; music
publishers, daily, 1.5 cents; Sunday, 25 cents a
line (no discount); .sporting, daily, 40 cents; Sunday
45 cents a line; business per.sonals, agate type, 10
cents a line in daily; 15 cents in Sunday edition, 3,
time rate, 30 cents; 7 times, 65 cents; 30 times, $1.50
a line (7 words) 4 words in Caps. Reading notices,
dail.v, 75 cents a line; finst page, -SI a line; Sunday,
SI a line; first page, .?1.25 a line.
See advertisement on page 426.
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE AGE.—
•Semi-Monthly (1st and 16th). Established 1883.
J. B. Taltavall, publisher. Subscription, $2;
claimed circulation, 8,000; 54 pages, 3 columns;
length of columns, 9 inches; width, 2J^ inches.
Office. 253 Broadway.
.Advertising rates, $2.50 an inch; 2 inches.
S4.25; 3 inches, .?6; 4 inches, .S7.50: 5 inches, S9; 's
page, one time, S6.50; '4 page, 812; '2 page, $22; one
page, $40. Discount, 5, 10 and 15 per cent on 3, 9
and 12 months, respect ivel. v.
THE.ATRE MAGAZINE (The).— Monthly.
(28th). Theatrical and Musical. Established
1900. The Theatre Maga7.ine Co., publishers.
Subscription, .S3. 50; estimated circulation, 60,000;
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48 pages, 3 columns: length of columns, 12 inches;
width, 2?4 inches. Forms close 10th of the month,
18 dav^ in advance of issue. Can use matrices.
Office," 26 West 33d Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 75 cents a line; i
page (120 lines), one time, S75; J page, $150;
one page (504 line ), $300.
TIMES —Every morning including SUNDAY.
Independent Democratic. Established 1851. Sub-
scription, daily including Sunday $8.50; without
Sunday, S6; Book Review, $1; Weekly Financial
Quotation Review, every Monday, $1; claimed
average circulation, daily, and Sunday exceeding
175.000; daily, 16 to 22 pages; Sunday, 86 pages, 7
columns; length of columns, 21^^ inches; width
2} 8 inches. Can use matrices. Office, Times Build
ing. Times Square.
Advertising rates, agate ordinary, 40 cents per line*
each insertion; any designated page, except opposite
editorial, 2nd or 3rd, 45 cents a line; Sporting page,
45 cents; Title page of sections, 45 cents a line; op-
posite editorial page, 60 cents a line; last page, 50 cents;
2nd page, 55 cents; 3rd page, 50 cents a line; Preferred
position extra. No extra charge, for cuts or broken
columns. Advertisments causing the breaking of col-
umn rules must be not less than 28 lines in depth for
each column rule broken. Space discounts allowed
of 1 per cent per thousand lines, beginning at 5 per
cent for 5,000 lines up to 25 per cent for 25,000 lines
and over; also time discount, furnished on application.
Classified, agents, 20 cents a line; automobiles aero-
planes and motor boats, 30 cents a line; business op-
portunities, 30 cents a line; 7 times, $1,75 a line; for sale,
30 cents a line; 7 times, $1.40; hotels and summer and
winter resorts, 25 cents a line, with discount for 7
or more insertions. Instruction, 20 cents, with
< iscount for continued insertions. Sporting goods,
40 cents a line, with discount. Reading notices,
first page, $2.50 a line; inside pages, $1.50 a line;
preferred pages, $2 ("adv." affixed); preferred pages, ;
$2 ("adv." affixed). .Special notices, 75 cents a line.
Weekly Financial Quotation Review (210 lines
to column), 20 cents per line; 10 per cent discount
on yearly contract for 10 lines or more for 52
times.
Pictorial .Section (Sunday edition) 40 cents per
line, with discount. (300 lines to column; 7 col-
umns to page.)
NEW YORK
TOILETTES.— Monthly. Fashions. Estab-
lished 1881. The Toilettes Fashion Co., (Inc.),
publishers. Suls^ription, $2; estimated circula-
tion, 30,000; 52 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 12 inches; width, 2}^ inches. Can use
matrices. Forms close 8th of second preceding
month. Office, 172 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 18 cents a line; lo page>
$55; one page, $100; back cover page, $150 ; front cover,
$250; 3 inside pages, within one year, $150. Read-
ing notices, $1 per line.
TOP NOTCH MAGAZINE.— Semi-Monthly.
(1st and 15th) Literary Magazine size. Forms
close for first issue 26th of third preceding month; for
second issue, 9th of second preceding month. Office,
7th Avenue and 15th Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 75 cents a line; per page,
(both issues) $150.
TOURING NEWS.— Monthly. Automobile. Es-
tablished 1908. Touring News Co., publishers.
Subscription, $1,50; claimed average circulation
for three months. ending Juno, 1911, 14,833; 48 to 56
pages, 2 columns; length of columns, 10 inches. Can
use matrices. Office, 507 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
TOUSEY'S (Frank) WEEKLY.— Comprising 7
weeklies. Circulation, claimed, 250,000; length of col-
umns, 10 inches; width, 2,'4 inches. Forms close
3 weeks in advance; covers close 8 weeks in advance.
Office, 24 Union Square.
Advertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line; one page,
$200; }i, }4 and H pages, pro rata; back inside cover,
$300; front inside cover, .S300; back cover (in colors
furnished by advertiser), $400.
TOWN & COUNTRY.— Every Saturday. City
and Country Homes. Literary. Sports. Music.
Drama. Society, etc. (one issue each month is
a double magazine number). Established 1846.
Stuyvesant Company, publishers. Subscription,
$5; claimed circulation, 32,500; 36 to 120 pages, 3 eol-
iimns: length of columns. 12 inches; width, 2f
inches. Forms close Wednesday preceding week.
Office, 389 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate. 35 cents a line. Dis-
count, 5 per cent on 1.000 lines; 10 per cent on
2,000 lines; 15 per cent on 3,000 lines.
TOWN TOPICS.— Everv Thursday. Society.
Established 1878. Town Topics Publishing Co.,
publishers. Subscription. S6; decline to give cir-
culation; 28 pages, 4 columns; length of columns,
] If inches; width, 2i inches. Forms close Tues-
day preceding. Office, 452 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, inside pages, 60 cents
per line; M page, one time, $90; >2 page, $180;
one page, $360. Minimum space, 7 lines.
TRAINED NURSE AND HOSPITAL RE-
VIEW.— Monthly. Established 1888. Lakeside
Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription, $2;
estimated circulation. 13,500; 90 pages. 2 col-
umns; length oi columns. 81 inches; width. 2J
inches. Forms close 15th of preceding month.
Office, 114-116 East 28th Street.
Advertising rates, i page, one time, ?10; 3 times,
$27; times, $51; one year, $96; i page, one time,
$18; one page, $34; preferred position, 25 per
cent extra.
TRAVEL MAGAZINE (The).— Monthly. E.s-
tablished 1901. McBride, Winston & Co., publishers,
claimed circulation 30,000; full size pages (2 columns
to page), length of columns, 10 inches; width, 4,'^-
inches; magazine size (3 columns to page), 2^4 inches
in width. Forms close 10th of preceding month.
Office, 449 Fourth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 7 lines or more, 50
cents a line; 4 inches, double column (magazine
size), $50; k' page, full size, $45.00; 3'2 full page, $90;
8 inches, double column (standard magazine page),
$96; full sized page $180. Discount, 10 and 15 per
cent on 6 and 12 months, respectively.
TRIBUNE. — Evc-v morning including SUN-
DAY, and TRIBUNE FARMER, Thursdays.
Republican. Established 1841. Tribune Associa-
tion, publishers. Subscription, daily. $6; with
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Sunday, $8; claimed circulation, daily, and Sunday,
91,000; Tribune Farmer, SI; estimated circulation,
70,000; daily, 14 to 16 pages; Sunday, 50 pages or more;
with extra supplement, 7 columns. Tribune Farmer,
20 and 24 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, daily,
22J-2 inches; Tribune Farmer, 16 inches; width, 2li
inches. Can use matrices. Office, Tribune Build-
ing,
Advertising rates, agate, wide measure (31
agate lines), daily or Sunday, 35 cents a line;
next reading, 40 cents; first following and next
reading, 4,5 cents; top of column next reading,
50 cents a line; 2d, 3d or outside pages, 45 cents;
financial, 40 cents a line; with discount of 25 per
cent for 1 t. a. w. one year 13 t. a. w., 15 per cent
additional discount. (Minimum, 14 lines). 1,000
lines, within one year, 34 cents a line; 2,000 lines,
33 cents; 3,000 lines, 32 cents; 4,000 lines, 31 cents;
5,000 lines, 30 cents. Books or publications, 10
lines or more, 1 time a week for 52 consecutive
weeks, 22}^ cents a line. Special notices, facing
editorial page (no display used), 40 cents; agate
notices preceding marriages, $1; nonpareil notices
$2 per agate line, each insertion; telegraphic
readers, when accepted, $2 per agate line; real
estate, etc., classified and undisplayed, 20 cents per
line; business chances, for sale, etc., 20 cents a line;
agents and help wanted, 10 cents a line (7 words).
Tribune Farmer, display, 30 cents a line; 1,000
lines, within one year, 26 cents; 2,000 lines, 24
cents a line. Classified, in weekly, 4 cents a word.
Reading notices, $1 per line, agate. No extra
charge for cuts, etc. Discount on Illustrated
Supplement, 4 times, 5 per cent; 13 times, 15 per
cent; 26 times, 25 per cent; one year, 30 per cent.
TYPEWRITER TOPICS.— xVIonthly. Of-
ficial trade. Established 1905. Business Equip-
ment Publishing Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1; foreign, $1.50; claimed circulation, 10.000;
72 to 128 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
9 inches; width, 3J/s inches. Forms close 15th
preceding month. Can use matrices. Office,
309 Broadway.
Advertising rates, $9 an inch; J page, one
time, $20; i page, $30; i page, $45; one page,
$67.50; discount, 5 and 10 per cent on 6 and
12 months, respectively.
U. S. TOBACCO JOURNAL —Every Satur-
day. Trade. Established 1874. Ellison Publishing
Co., publishers. Subscription, 84; estimated circu-
lation. 6,500; 32 pages. 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 12 inches; width, 2J- inches. Forms close
Wednesday preceding. Can use matrices. Office,
136 Wall Street.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; $40 per year;
i page (0 inches), one time, $12; J page, $20;
I page, $30; one page, $60. Discount on 4 or
more insertions
UNITED SUNDAY COMIC MAGAZINES.—
Embracing Comic sections on Sunday issues of New
York World; Boston Globe, St Louis Post Dispatch,
Philadelphia Inquirer, Chicago Inter Ocean, Pitts-
burgh Press, Cincinnati Enquirer, Detroit Free
Press, Cleveland Loader, Denver News, Des Moines,
Register and Leader, Toledo Times, Tacoma Led-
ger, Seattle Post Intelligencer, San Francisco Call,
New Orleans States, and Shreveport Times; circula-
tion, 2,427,000.
Advertising rates agate, S5.35 a line. Further
rates on application.
See advertisement on page 444.
NEW YORK
UNITED SUNDAY NEWSPAPER MAGA-
ZINES. — Embracing Magazine section -in Sunday
editions of New York World, Boston Globe, St.
Louis Post Dispatch, Philadelphia Inquirer,
Pittsburgh Press, Seattle Post Intelligencer, Chicago
Inter Ocean, Indianapolis Star, Milwaukee Free Press,
Denver Post, San Francisco Call, Des Moines Register
and Leader, New Orleans States, and Shreveport,
(La), Times, 15 in all. Claimed circulation exceed-
ing 2,100,000. Forms close 16 days in advance.
Can use matrices. Office, World Building, Park
Row.
_ Advertising rates, agate, $3.80 per line each inser-
tion, covering the entire list; 26 times, $3.60 a
line per insertion; minimum space 5 lines.
See advertisement on page 445.
UNIVERSAL ENGINEER.— Monthly (15th).
Mechanical. Established 1907. Universal En-
gineer Publishing Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $1; claimed circulation, 15,000; 80 pages, 2 col-
umns; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2)4 inches.
Office, 108 Fulton Street.
Advertising rates on application.
UPTOWN PRESS.— Every Saturday. In-
dependent. Established 1883. G. P. McVay,
publisher. Subscription, $1; estimated circula-
tion, 5,500; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of col-
umns, 12 inches; width, 2^ inches. Office, 250
West 125th Street.
Advertising rates on application.
VARIETY.— Every Friday. Theatrical. Estab -
lished 1905. Sime Silverman, publisher. Subscription,
$4; 40 to 44 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 12
inches; width 23-'8 inches. Can use matrices. Office ,
1402 Broadway.
Advertising rates, commercial, 25 cents a line;
one page, $150; H page, §77.50; 3i page, S40; 5,000
lines, within one year, 21 cents a line; 10,000 lines,
20 cents; 20,000 lines, 19 cents. Special rate for
theatrical and musical advertising.
VIOLIN WORLD.— Monthly (15th). Musical.
Established 1892. August Gemumder & Sons,
publishers. Subscription, 50 cents; claimed
average circulation, 5,000; 8 pages, 2 columns.
Office, 42 East 23d Street.
Advertising rates on application.
VOGUE.— Semi-Monthlv, (1st and 15th).
Fashions. Established 1892. The Vogue Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $4; claimed circulation,
30,000; 4 columns to page; length of columns, IV/i
inches; width, 2 inches. Forms close one month
in advance; covers close 6 weeks in advance. Office,
443 Fourth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 60 cents a line; 78 lines,
or more, 48i\f cents a line; one page, $300; H, }i and
J^ pages pro rata.
VOLKSZEITUNG — Everv morning including
SUNDAY, and VORWAERTS, Saturdays.
German. Labor. Established 1878. Social-
istic C!o-opeiative Publishing Association, pub-
lishers. Subscription, daily, $6; estimated circu-
lation, 15,000; Sunday, $2: estimated circulation,
20,000; weekly, $1; estimated circulation, 4 5,000;
weekly, 10 pages; Sunday, 20 pages, 7 columns;
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length of columns, 20 inches; width, 2i inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 1.5 Spruce Street.
Advertising rates, daily, nonpareil, 10 cents a
line; three times, 25 cents; six times, 40 cents;
one month. $1 25; three months, $3. 50; sixmonths,
S6.50; one year. $12 per line. Sunday, 15 cents
per line, one time; one month. 50 cents; three
months, $1.25; six months, $2.25; one year, $4
Double column advertisements in either daily or
Sunday, 30 cents a line. Weekly, $1 per inch;
one month. $3; three months, $8; six months. $15 ;
one year, $25. Reading notices, daily, 50 cents
a line. Sunday, 50 cents; weekly, 25 cents.
VOLUNTEERS' GAZETTE.— Every Satur-
day. Volunteers of America, publishers. Sub-
scription, $2; estimated circulation, 10.000; 16
pa£;es, 4 columns; length of coliunns, 13i inches;
width. 2 J inches. Office 38 Cooper Square.
Advertising rates, agate, 15 cents a line. Dis-
count, 5 per cent on one month, or 100 lines; 10
per cent on three months, or 500 lines; 15 per cent
on six months, or 1,000 lines; 20 per cent on one
year, or 1,500 lines.
WALL STREET DAILY INVESTOR.— Every
morning except Sunday. Financial. Established
1879. Kinahan Comwallis, publisher. Subscription,
S5; estimated circulation, 5,000; 4 pages, 11x16. Office,
95 Nassau Street.
Advertising rates on application.
NEW YORK
WALL STREET DAILY NEWS.— Every morn-
ing except Sunday. Financial. Established 1878.
Subscription, $5; estimated circulation, 7,000; 8
pages, 12x18. Office, 60 New Street.
Advertising rates on application.
WALL STREET JOURNAL— Every morn-
ing and evening except Sunda.v. Financial Es-
tablished 1882. Dow, Jones & Co., publishers.
Subscription. $12 each edition; claimed average
circulation for year 1910, 12,691; 8 pages; length
of columns, 22^ inches; width, 2 5-16 inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 44 Broad Street.
Advertising rates, commercial, 20 and 30
cents a line, according to location; financial,
30 cents; 26 times, or 2,500 lines, financial, 25
cents a line; commercial, 17 and 25 cents a line;
78 times, or 5,000 lines, financial, 20 cents; com-
mercial, 13 and 20 cents; 156 times, or 10,000
lines, financial, 15 cents; commercial, 10 and 15
cents a line. Minimum space, 10 lines.
WARHEIT DAILY HERALD (The).— Every
afternoon except Saturday and Sunday, and
VOLKS ADVOCATE. Wednesdays. Yiddish.
Independent. Established 1897. TheWarheit
Publishing Co., publi-shers. Subscription, $4;
estimated circulation, daily, 65,000; 8 and 10 pages,
7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches; width,
12J/2 ems. Can use matrices. Office, 153 East
Broadway
Advertising rates, agate, daily, 5 cents a line;
5,000 lines, 10 per cent discount, and 1 per cent
extra on each additional 1,000 lines; financial,
30 cents a line: medical, 10 cents a line. Weekly
rates on application.
WASTE TRADE JOURNAL.— Every Satur-
day. Trade. Junk. Established 1905. The
Waste Trade Publishing Co., publishers. Sub-
scription, $3; estimated circulation, 5,000; 24 to 28
pages; 4 columns; length of columns, 14 inches; width,
2% inches. Can use matrices. Office, 136 Liberty
Street.
Advertising rates, one inch, three months,
$13; six months, $25; one year, $40. Discount
on 2 or more insertions.
WIDE WORLD MAGAZINE.— M o n t h 1 y.
(15th). Literary. The International News Co.,
publishers. Subscription, $1.20; claimed cir-
culation, 102,000; 104 pages, 2 columns; length
of columns, 8 inches; width, 2 J inches. Can use
matrices. Forms close 28th preceding month.
Office, 83-85 Duane Street.
Aavertising rates, agate, 50 cents a line; one
page, $100; J and i pages, pro rata. Minimum
space. 14 lines. Classified, 30 cents a line.
WINGED POST (The).— Monthly. Sports. E.s-
tablished 1892. New York Athletic Club, publishers.
Subscription, $1; claimed circulation, 5,000; 64 pages,
2 columns; length of columns, 8H inches, width,
23^ inches. Forms close 20th preceding month.
Office, New York Arhelic Club. Fifty-ninth Street
and Sixth Avenue.
Advertising rates, 14 page, one time, SIO; li page,
$17; H page, $30; one page, $50. Discount on 3 months
and longer.
WISNER MAGAZINE.— Semi-Monthly. Mining
and Industrial. Established 1909. J. T. Wisner &
Co., publishers. Subscription, $2; 16 pages, 8x12.
Office, 42 Broadway.
Advertising rates on application.
WITNESS. — Every Wednesday. Undenomi-
national. Religious and Agricultural. Estab-
lished 1871. Witness and Sabbath Reading
Co., Dublishers. Subscription, $1; claimed aver-
age circulation, 17,495; 16 pages, 4 columns; length of
columns, 15 inches; width, 2% inches. Forms close
Monday preceding. Office, 150 Nassau Street.
A.dvertising rates, agate, 18 cents per agate
line each insertion. No discount for time or
space. Special rates for agricultural advertising.
Reading notices, 25 cents per agate line each
insertion. Minimum space, 3 lines.
See advertisement on page 524.
WOMAN'S HOME MISSIONS.— Monthly.
Methodist Episcopal. Established 1884. Mary
Belle Evans, publisher. Subscription, 35 cents;
claimed circulation, 38,000; 24 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns, 9 inches; width, 2i
inches. Office. 150 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, 20 cents a line; 10 per
cent discount on three months; 20 per cent on six
months; 30 per cent on one year.
WOMAN'S TEMPERANCE WORK.— Monthly
Temperance. Established 1883. Mrs. Helen J.
Andrews, publisher. Subscription, 25 cents; claimed
circulation, 7,500; 8 pages, 3 columns, length of col-
umns, U}4 inches; width, 3 inches. Foitas close
25th preceding month. Office, 156 Fifth Avenue.
Advertising rates on application.
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WORLD (MorniriK). — Every morning includ-
ing SUNDAY, and THRICE A WEEK W^ORLD.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Demo-
cratic. Established 1860. Press Publishing Co.,
proprietors. Subscription, morning issue, with
Sunday, $8 50; claimed circulation, daily, 355,653 ;
Sunday, 475.000. Thrice a Week, $1; claimed
circulation, 90,000 per issue (270,000 per week). Daily,
12 to 20 pages; Sunday, 64 pages or more; Thrice a
Week, 8 pages, 8 columns; length of columns, 20
inches; width, 2i'2 inches. Can use matrices. Office,
Pulitzer Building.
Advertising rates, daily, agate, ordinary, run
of paper. 40 cents; page facing editorial or last
page, main sheet, .50 cents a line; Sporting News
page, daily, 50 cents; Sunday, run of paper, 40 cents;
first page of supplement, 4.5 cents; last page main
sheet, 50 cents; other pages of main sheet, 45 cents a
line. Sporting news page, 55 cents a line. No extra
charge for cuts, borders or display, or broken col-
umns, except for latter on advertisements less than
28 lines deep. Preferred position, 10 cents a line extra.
(Minimum space, 30 lines). Reading notices, week
days, 81.50 to $3 a line; advertising items (preceding
deaths), $1 a line; Sundays, reading notices, $1.50
to S3.50 a line. Classified agents, daily or Sunday,
30 cents a line; automobiles, 30 cents a line; business
opportunities, 30 cents; hotels, 25 cents; resorts, 20
cents; medical, 60 cents; personals, 60, cents; sporting,
50 cents. Discount on three consecutive insertions
and over on business opportunities, hotels and resorts,
and personals. Thrice a Week, three insertions, a
week for 60 cents a line. If copy is changed, 75 cents
per line. Reading notices, $1; first page, .?1.50. Dis-
count allowed for long time and amount.
WORLD (Evening). — Every evening except
Sunday. Established 1887. Press Publishing Co.,
proprietors. Subscription, $3.50; claimed circulation,
470,000; 8 to 24 pages, 8 columns; length of columns,
20 inches; width, 2,^7 inches. Can use matrices.
Office, Pulitzer Building.
Advertising rates, agate, ordinary, 40 cents a
line; last page, 50 cents; medical, 60 cents a line.
Business or special notices, opposite editorial
page, 60 cents a line. Reading notices, first page, $3;
inside pages, $1.50 a line; first page, .S3 a line. Classi-
fied, wants, 30 cents a line; new publications,
30 cents; financial, 40 cents a line; no extra charge
for cuts, borders or acceptable di.splay, or for
breaking column rules, except on double cohmin
advertisement less than 28 lines in depth, which
is 50 per cent extra. 10 per cent discount for 3
times a week insertions, 28 lines and over, for six
months; also discount allowed on amounts of
$5,000 or over in twelve months, when time dis-
count is not allowed. Issue also the WORLD,
morning and .Sunday.
WORLD TO-DAY (The).-Monthly. Literary.
The World To-day Co., publishers. Subscription,
$1.50; estimated circulation, 100,000; 128 pages, 2
columns; length of columns, 8^ inches; width, 2^
inches. Can u.se matrices. Forms close 10th of pre-
ceding month. Office, 381 Fourth Avenue.
Advertising rates, agate, $7.32 an inch (minimum
space); one page, per time, S125; Is, }4 and J 2 Page
pro rata; 10 per cent discount on three pages or more
used within one year, or for 12 consecutive insertions.
WORLD'S WORK.— See Garden Citv, N. Y.
NEW YORK
WORLD-WIDE MISSIONS.— M o n t h 1 y.
Methodist Episcopal. Established 1888. Board
of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, publishers. Subscription, 25 cents; guaran-
teed circulation, exceeding 335,000; 16 pages, 3 col-
umns; length of columns, 9i inches; width, 2'i inches.
Forms close 10th of preceding month. Office,
1 Madison Avenue.
Advertising rates, $1.25 per agate line each
insertion. No discount for time or space. No
medical advertisements accepted.
YACHTING.— Monthly. Devoted to boating
interests. Established 1907. Herbert L. Stone,
publisher. Subscription, $2; claimed circulation,
13,000; 90 pages, 2 columns; length of columns,
10>|^ inches; width, 2 inches. Forms close 12th
preceding month. Can use matrices. Office,
20 Vesey Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 25 cents a line; i
page (magazine size), one time, $13.12; i page
(4x5). $22.50; i page, (5x8i), $45; 4 inches,
double column, $24; one full page, (420 lines),
$90; 8 inches, double column, $48. Discount,
6 times in one year, 5 per cent; 12 consecutive
insertions, 10 per cent.
YIDDISH FOLK.— Every Friday. Yiddish.
Non-political. Est.iblished 1909. Zion Press Associa-
tion, publishers. Subscription, $1; 12 pages, 11x16.
Office, 198 East Broadway.
Advertising rates on application.
YOUNG'S MAGAZINE.— Monthly. Literary.
Established 1897. Courtland H. Young, pub-
lisher. Subscription, $1.50; claimed circulation,
108,640; 136 pages, 2 columns; length of columns.
8 inches; width, 2J2 inches. Forms close 25th
of preceding month. Can use matrices. Office,
114-116 East 28th Street.
Advertising rates, agate. 40 cents a line; one
page, $80; 1^, '4 and \4 pages pro rata. No dis-
count for time or space. Minimum space, 7 lines.
ZEITUNG. — Every morning except Sunday,
HEROLD, every evening except Sunday, and
REVUE. Sundays. German. Independent. Es-
tablished 1846. New Yorker Zeitung Printing
and Publishing Co., proprietors. Subscription,
morning issue, $3; estimated circulation. 40,000;
Sunday, $2.50; estimated circulation, 73.000; eve-
ning issue, $3; estimated circulation 05,000; daily,
8 to 10 pages; Sunday 26 to 32 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 17i inches; width, 2J inches.
Can use matrices. Office, 24 North William
.Street.
Advertising rates, display, either daily or
.Sunday, agate, one time, 15 cents a line; di-count
10 per cent on 5,000 lines or more, within one year
combination rate, Zeitung and Herald (morning and
evening edition.s), 25 cents a line; 5,000 lines or more,
within one year, 22' 2 cents a line. Reading notices,
either paper, 50 cents a line; first page, $1; special
notices, either paper, 25 cents per agate line. Above
rates do not apply to financial, political, public, legal
or medical advertising for which higher rates are
charged, be furnished on application.
See advertisement on page 536.
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NIAGARA FALLS
GAZETTE.— Every evening except Sunday.
Republican, Established 1854. A. C. Deuel,
publisher. Subscription, $3; sworn average circula-
tion for year ending June 30, 1911, 7,070* net; 8 to 16
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 20 inches; width,
2}i inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, 35 cents an inoh with dis-
count on 25 inches and over. Composition 5
cents an inch extra. Reading notices, 7^ cents
a line; first page 15 cents. Classified, 1 cent a
word, first time; 3^ cent a word each subsequent
insertion.
NORTHPORT
LAW NOTES.— Monthly. Legal. Established
1891. Edward Thompson Co., editors and pub-
lishers. Subscription, $1 ; estimated circulation,
24,500; 24 pages, 9.xl2.
Advertising rates on application.
OGDENSBURG
ST. LAWRENCE REPUBLICAN.— Every
Wednesday. Republican. Established 1830. Re-
publican and Journal Co., publishers. Subscrip-
tion, $1; sworn average circulation, 6,509*; 8
pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21^^ inches;
width, 2^ inches.
Advertising rates on application.
OSWEGO
WOMAN'S TEMPERANCE WORK.— See New
York City.
PORT JERVIS
NEW YORK FARMER.— Every Thursday
Agricultural. Established 1881. The Tri-States
Publishing Co., publisher. Subscription, $1;
claimed circulation, 25,500; 8 pages, 7 columns;
length of columns, 19^ inches; width, 2^%
inches. Forms close Saturday of preceding
week.
Advertismg rates, per agate line, 15 cents; one
month, 13i cents; three months, 12 cents; six
months, 10^ cents; one year, 9 cents per line each
insertion. Reading notices, minion, 25 cents
a line.
POUGHKEEPSIE
COURIER. — Every Sunday. Independent
Established 1873. A. G. Tobey. publisher. Sub-
.srription, S2; claimed average circulation, for year
1010, 11,646; 20 pages, 7 columns; length of columns,
2IJ2 inches; width, 234 inches. Can use matrices.
Advertising rates, nonpareil, 1 inch, one time,
$1; one month, $2.50; three months, $6.00; six
months, $9; one year, $15; 3 inches, three months,
$12; one year, $.33. Local notices, 10 cents
per line each insertion. Classified, 1 cent a
word each insertion (minimum charge, 25 cents).
Also issues an edition on Monday.
STAR. — Every evening except Sunday. Republi-
can. Established 1889. Arthur A. Parks, publisher.
Subscription, 85; sworn average circulation for first
three months in 1911, 6,327*; for March, 1911. 6,555*;
for year 1910, 5,716*; 8 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length
of columns, 22 inches; width, 2^4 inches.
NEW YORK
Advertising rates, 35 cents an inch, with di.scount
on 100 inches and over. Classified, 1 cent a word.
(Minimum charge, 10 cents).
ROCHESTER
ABEND-POST. — Every evening except Sun-
day. German. Independent. Established 1851.
Rochester German Publishing Co., oublisliers.
Subscription, $3.60; estimated circulation, 5,400; 6 to
12 pages, 7 columns; length of columns, 21 inches;
width, 23^^ inches. Can use matrices. Office, 237-239
Andrews Street.
Advertising rates, agate, 5 csnts a line; open
space, within one year, 7,50 lines, 4 cents a line;
1,500 lines, 3 cents; 3,000 lines, 23^ cents; 7,500
lines, 2 cents; preferred position extra. Classified,
1 cent a word, first insertion; 3-2 cent a word sub-
sequently. Reading notices, 10 cents a line; tele-
graphic readers, 25 cents a line.
AMERICAN FRUITS.— Monthly. Trade.
Established 1904. American Fruits Publishing
Co., publishers; subscription, SI. 50; 3 columns
to page: length of columns, II32 inches; width, 25-^
inches. Forms close 20th preceding month. Office,
Ellwanger & Barry Building.
Advertising rates, agate, 10 cents a line: 2d or 3d
page covers (483 lines), 855.55; 4th cover page, 860.37.
CASE AND COMMENT.— Monthly. Legal.
Established 1894. The Lawyers' Co-operative
Publishing Co.. pyblishers. Subscription, .fl;.
guaranteed average circulation. 8,000 net; 2 columns,
to page; length of columns, 8 inches; width, 2^
inches. Can use matrices. Forms close 15th
preceding month.
Advertising rates, $1.50 an inch; one page, $24;
yi, 14 and 34 pages, pro rata (minimum space,
one inch).
CASKET (The).— Monthlv. Undertaking.
Established 1876. Simeon Wile, publisher. Sub-
scription, $1; estimated circulation, 5,000; 32 to
40 pages, 4 columns; length of columns, 12J-^
inches; width, 23^ inches. Can u.se matrices.
Office, Powers Building.
Advertising rates, $2 an inch; i column, one
time, $6; i page (i column), $10.50; i page, or
single column, $18; 4 page, $22.50; i page, $32;
one page, $60. Discount on 3 or more insertions.
DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE.— Every
morning including SUNDAY, and \\TEKLY.
Wednesdays. Republican. Established 1 826.
Rochester Printing Co., publishers. Subscription,
daily, S3; sworn average circulation, daily, 53,396
net; ,Sunday, for same period, 43,827 net; weekly, SI:
circulation, 7,000; daily, 14 to 24 pages; Sunday, 40
pages; weekly, 10 to 12 pages, 7 columns; length of
columns, 21 inches; width, 236 inches. Can use
matrices.
Advertising rates, 14 lines, or more, daily or
Sunday, agate, 18 cents a line; two times, 17
cents; three times, 16 cents. Open space, used
within one vear, daily or Sunday, 1,000 lines
15 cents; 2,000 lines, 13 cents; 3,000 lines, 12
cents; 5,000 lines, 10 cents; 10,000 lines or more,
9 cents a line. Preferred position, 10 and 
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