The National tribune., 1903-07-16
ADVERTISERS.
A Column of Testimonials From
Those Who Have Used Space
in The National Tribune.

These testimonials We're not solicited
they are simply. for most part, incidental
remarks made by advertisers in their cor
respondence with us. Some of these testi-
monials are from great advertisers of long
experience, others from beginners. 1t is
characteristic of the advertising columns
of The National Tribune that an honest
business announcement therein pays, al
though the form and manner of it may be
crude. The paper has an honest clrcula-
ton among honest people.
The rates for 100000 circu!atiOn-3Oc
a line for display and zoe a line for clas-
sified-are honest rates, probably lower
than any rates of any other big weekly.
Lowell, Mass, June I, 1908.
National Tribune: We are pleased to
say the advertisement in your paper has
been bringing US great results and If 1t
continues to do as well we shall run it
right along. c. l. HOOD & Co.
st. Louis, Mo-. March 6. 1908.
Publisher, National Tribune, Washington,
d. G.
Dear Sir: In relation to the value of
The National Tribune as an advertising
medium, we hear nothing but the most IA
vorable reports from our clients regarding
their investments in that publication, and
as a result we never hesitate to recon-
mend your paper to present or prospec-
tive advertisers with whom we come in
contact and whose goods appeal to the
class of readers you reach. You are GER
tainly to be congratulated on producing
a publication that an agent can conscien-
tiously endorse and recommend to an ad-
vertiser. Very respy.
NELSON CHEsMAN & Co,
Copr,J Pu,ko " p and TrpoS
Columbus, Ind, Feb. 25. 1908.
The National Tribune Co., Washington
Dear Sirs: A short time ago I put
small ad in your columns and | am pur--
suaded that l would like to do additional
business with you and now ask whether
can engage from 3-6 inches in your For
Sale columns Chat is farms for sale) and
if so, at what price!
Let me hear from you and greatly
oblge, Yours truly.
E. D. WILLIAMS.
Southern and Western Lands and Home
Excursions Monthly specially.
Chicago. ILL.,, Nov. Q, 1902.
National Tribune: We will say for your
satisfaction that our advertisement in The
National Tribune is paying as well as any
paper on our list, and we are now using
more than 300. THEo. NOEL Co.
Rochester. N. Y. April 13, 1903.
We have used The National Tribune
for one or two propositions and found it
very good puller.
COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS,
c. S. Clark, Pres.
Washington. D. c.. June 1S, 1903.
National Tribune: We have been run
ming for some time an inch ad in your
paper that is paying rs well, and we see
no reason to change it now or at any fu-
ture time. NATIONAL OPTICAL Co.
Logan, O.. March 13. 1903.
National Tribune: We are pleased at re-
suits from your paper and expect to be
constant users of space.
NEURoT1c CURE Co.
Easton Rapids. Mich, March "a, 1903.
i am more than satisfied with the re-.
suits from my small ad in The National
Tribune, having received inquiries from 81
States and having made sales of all my
salable stock.
Mrs. NJ. c. MERRITT,
Proprietor Spring Brook Kennels.
7OS n. 42d ST, W. Phila, June 25, 1903
About one year ago l had a small ad
in The National Tribune offering set of
books for sale. I had offered them pri
vately to several parties for S25 Qess than
they were WORTH, and did not make a
sale. But in one weeks time after my
ad. appeared in The National Tribune l
sold them for $50 cash.
J. NJ. MIsuLER.
Wynoose. ILL.,. Nov. %. 1902
National Tribune: Enclosed find coupons
to pay for another insertion of nv Patent
Washing Machine ad. | had good returns
from fha former insertion
w. II. BiNNIx.
San Jacinto. Cal, April 90. 1903.
National Tribune: am happy to in
form you that l sold my property, the
the time it was advertised.
II. KINNEY.
Avalon Mo-. Oct. 81. 1902
National Tribune: Herewith ] enclose
you more advertising coupons. / find your
paper a good advertising medium. Please
continue my ad now in The Tribune under
heading of Live Stock G. NJ. GIBSON.
The Clark & Kelly Co. Publishers
Springfield. Mass. Dec. ., 1902.
National Tribune: We have been adver-
tising some of our works among your cIas-
sified advertisements. and get satisfac-
tory returns. Evidently the people read
these advertisements.
JAMES l.. Bowen, Treasurer.
EoR SALEM THE BEAUTIFUL CITY OF
l. Riverside. Cal. house of rooms: two lots,
containing fruits and flowers For terms and Gescrp-
tion, address j. ]. Yeakle. Riverside. Cal.
| Riverside, Cal, Oct %, 1902
Dear Tribune: Take out the above ad-
vertisement. The first two insertions of