This Locomobile advertisement appeared in early 1900, documented only by the date writen on the lower left corner. Source uninown.

This series of Locomobile advertisements featured two large, strong pillars capped by an American Eagle. The source of this advertisement is unknown (perhaps Century Magazine, but certainly in late 1899 or 1900, p. 53.

Harper's Magazine carried this Locomobile advertisement in February 1900, page 49.

Scribner's Magazine carried this Locomobile advertisement in March 1900, page 69.

The American Monthly Review of Reviews carried this Locomobile advertisement in April 1900, page 112. Harper's Magazine carried the same advertisement in May 1900, page 53.

McClure's Magazine carried this Locomobile advertisement in June 1900, page 79.

McClure's Magazine carried this Locomobile advertisement appeared in June 1900, no page. June 1900 is apparently the last month that the "Column & Eagle" advertisement ran.

Scribner's Magazine carried this undated Locomobile advertisement sometime in the summer of 1900. It advertises 1,000 Locomobiles in use. Page 53.

McClure's Magazine ran this Locomobile advertisement in 1900, apparently showing the new advertising look, page 73.

This Locomobile advertisements appeared in The Cosmpolitan Magazine for September 1900.

This Locomobile advertisements appeared in The American Monthly Review of Reviews Magazine for September 1900. On the reverse is a Diamond Rubber Company tire advertisement featuring what looks to be a Locomobile.

This Locomobile advertisement appeared in McClure's Magazine on page 112 and in Cosmopolitan Magazine in October 1900. It boasts of the Locomobile climbing Mt. Washington and Yosemite.

This Locomobile advertisement appeared in Scribner's Magazine in an unknown month in 1900, page 99. The text references Mt. Wasahington, Yosemite, and "the 25 mile road record in America."