The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-10
Which Invades Every State and Terri tory in the Un'on from Maine to
 California,
Having a Capital Stock of $3oo, ,ooo, and Employing Working Force of Up
 wards of Five Thousand People.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS.

The marvellous achievements attained in the subscription book business by the pub fisher, Geo. $. Cline, has grown to such pro portions as to create general comment and universal commendAtion, and to those ac quainted with the circumstances attending the founding and fatherlng of what IS today the most prosperous and extensive pu blish- ing house in the United States Mir. Cline's sue cess is especially gratifying. Until June l, 1889, MT. Cilne had his headquarters at the capital of Iowa, operating almost exclusive ly in western states, and, though doinga gross business during the year lsss of over 500. .OOO was possessed of a dIs position that would not permit of calling a halt, even after having gained for himself an enviable reputation as the prince of publishers, and finally closed nation of a stock company with s30O.OOO capi tai, and to be known as The Geo s Cline Pub llshing House. with their place of business at Chicago. To prove the genuineness of all that had been sad of Mir. Cline's ability, that gentleman was chosen president of the new company without dissenting voice.
 To those not familiar with Mir. Cline's ad mirable system and methods of procedure, his aggressive temperament and strict adherence to business principles, the growth of his bu s ness might seem phenomenal, but having had years of practical experience in the book business and not being content to follow the old routine methods for the dissemination of literature, he adopted originality with hIs methods, and by firm, decisive action, lald the foundation resulting in superstructure of immense and symmetrical proportions.
 Among the many publications this house now handle and publish VIC mention the fol lowing, which contain not only very interest ing and instructive matter, but are compiled Dy leading editors and authors: Royal Path Of Ltfe, !" "Museum of Antiquity" "Practical Home Physician" "Wit and Humor of the Age," Echoes of Life," "Panorama of Nations" !" and "The Books Have Read"
 These books by means of courteous gentle men and lady agents are beng placed in thousanSs of homes throughout the United States and as potent factors for good they tend co elevate and refine the minds and morals of all with whom they come in con tact.
 Mr. Oline Is but thirty five years of age. He expects Tor at least ten years to give his per eQnal attention to this business, making the rounds from San Francisco 70 New York in the nelghborhood of every sixty days. The head qunrtors of the Geo. S. Cline Publishing House orc located at Nos 3l5. ST. 3l9 and 32i Wabash 4ye-, corner Congress street, Chicago. Presi- Qenfs Geo. 8. Clnei vice-presldent, Henry L. Turner; troasurer, Charles R. Taicott; secre tnrys r. Ben Davis.
 Under the new regime Mir. Cline will be enabled to more effectively and eff. ctontly carry out his original ideas, ows ing eo the additional facilities and m 1lntted territory in which to operate. Hks old theory. and the one to which is ouo to great measure the success that has 3oWn0d his eG0rte-caTefully selecting his roprooentAtivos and never employing any one without personal interview, will be rixidiy c1ssrsd s 10 person being permitted to ca q Atnerough course of instructions under the