STEAMSHIP DIRECTORY-NAMES, OFFICES AND PORTS REACHED. DIRECTORY. North German Lloyd S. S. Co. Fast Express, Passenger, and Freight Service OELRICHS & CO., Agents, 5 Broadway, N. Y. and RED CROSS LINE Jointly give a regular and efficient service of Fine Passenger and Freight Steamers to Para (Brazil) every 10 days, Barbados (West Indies), Maranham, Ceara and Manaos (Brazil) every 20 days. Through Bills of Lading issued to Iquitos, Peru. For passage and rates of freight apply to BOOTH & CO., Agents, Booth S. S. Co., Ltd., 88 and 90 Gold St., N. Y. MARQUETTE LINE. For all Cuban Ports. BI-MONTHLY SERVICE TO HAVANA. MONTHLY SERVICE TO SANTIAGO. MARQUETTE & CO., J. R. MARQUETTE, 7 Luz Street, HAVANA. 120 Front Street, NEW YORK. TELEGRAPH COMPANY 19 DIRECT COMMUNICATION BY FIVE CABLES. THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO GERMANY. CARRYING CAPACITY FAR IN EXCESS OF ANY OTHER COMPANY. The Route of this Company, being the SHORTEST, is used by all the PRINCIPAL STOCKBROKERS to whom the QUICKEST OBTAINABLE SERVICE is essential. ܀܀܀ Telegrams "VIA ANGLO CABLES" to Europe, Egypt, East and West Coasts of Africa, Turkey, India, China, Cochin-China, Corea, Manila, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, South America, Zanzibar, Mozambique, Arabia, Cape of Good Hope, Cape Verde, Madeira, and the Canary Islands, etc., etc. MONTREAL OFFICE: 52 St. Francois Xavier Street, Telephone No. Bell 1027. WALL STREET, CORNER BROAD, DREXEL & CO., NEW YORK. MORGAN, HARJES & CO., Corner of 5th and Chestnut Streets, 31 Boulevard Haussmann, PHILADELPHIA. PARIS. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN BANKERS. Deposits received subject to Draft. Securities bought and sold on com- Letters for Travelers, available in all Insurance John Paige & Co. Kilby Boston. APPLY IN PERSON, BY MAIL, TELEGRAPH, 20 F Prints from ordinary type forms. No expenses for stereotyping, and no delays to make plates. 5,500 to 6,000 per hour, four, six, or eight page papers, pasted and folded, ready for carriers. DAVENPORT, IOWA, May 12, 1899. We would say that there is no limit to the pleasure derived from the change from a doublecylinder Hoe to your latest Duplex. The fact that there are three of your presses in use in different offices in this city is sufficient evidence of their utility. THE DEMOCRAT COMPANY, J. B. RICHARDSON, Sec'y and Treas. We are perfectly satisfied with the Duplex Press. It fills the bill with us exactly, and enables us to beat our competitor (who stereotypes) on the street with about 1,500 copies day in and day out. We like the six-page advantage also. We will state frankly that the web has not broken during the past three months except possibly on a paster in the roll. DAILY REGISTER PUBLISHING COMPANY, E. K. KNEULE, President. GREENSBURG, PA., June 13, 1899. The press is running with the greatest satisfaction. We are on the street with our first edition 30 minutes before our contemporary, who uses a stereotype process. We are all pleased with the press. GREENSBURG PŘESS COMPANY, per E. A. C. We have been using one of your SPRINGFIELD, OHIO, September 15, 1899. Angle-bar" presses since last November, and will say that it is running with the greatest satisfaction. We do the work now in one hour that with our old press required eight hours. SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, ENOS CONARD, Manager. HALIFAX, N. S., September 25, 1899. We have much pleasure in informing you that the press is giving us perfect satisfaction, and producing papers of which we are naturally very proud. MORNING HERALD PTG. AND PUB. COMPANY, W. DENNIS, Managing Director. (NOTE.-The "Duplex" in the Halifax Herald office supplants a costly stereotype press.) A MULTITUDE OF PURCHASERS ARE WRITING TO US IN THE SAME WAY. The Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin is printed on this machine. DUPLEX PRINTING PRESS CO., BATTLE CREEK, MICH. THE DUPLEX" IS IN OPERATION THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. c |