The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-17

EOn. ES. D. JNECphe E1&JOA gomery: Splendid is the best word to describe the Christmas edition or The Advertiser. It was a great newspaper ana I congratulate The Advertiser nansge', sansr :, and Industriai Association: 'The Sunday issue of The Advertiser speaks in clarion tcnes of the industrial and commersiai growth of the city.
 Its advertising space, It's news coi- umns and its special articles all demon strst te that 1t has attaoined position m the publishing world equal to that or the No paper could do that if 1t did not have behind 1t the support and backing of a vigorous commercial community a is first-clas daily.
 And so. in advertising it's own capa- biljties, The Advertiser has most ad- mirably advertised the growth Of the city David Fleming, President M9ntgoms,ry City Council: Tit was certainly a nice paper. It made me sit up mighty late Sunday night and Gidnt Sin.i nnlsn nrG ,s fne w. E. Haygood, liveryman: The Aa- ter Sunday morning for cents. It was Alderman James Toole: 'That paper will do this town a great deal of good. It's as fine a newspaper as any city can pPIi Police Captain w. H. Taylor: Sun: days Advertiser was all right It looked | like a regular New York newspaper IL was a sure enough Christmas gift.
 C. P. Hardaway, City Clerk: "Too much praise cannot be said about the Christrnas edition of The Advertiser. It reflects the greatest credit upon the man agement and it's apparently excellent
 Rem Strassburger, broker: "The Chrisk- l mas edition of The Advertiser is very creditable. It afforded me great enter | tainment." ~ -, lent newspaper. This edition puts an- other feather in the cap of The Adver- tiser." , Revenue: Tt was ,jim-dandy-a hum much and my little children had lots of | fun over the colcred surplement .,v. was one of the best papers ever publish | ed in Mont gomery. l consider It very valuabl record and my young daughter who has literary turn, has filed It away among her literary papers. -
 Henry Hughes, Deputy Clerk City Court: Tt was by far the best paper ever isued in Montgomery.
 J. B .Gaston, Judge of Probate: The Christmas edition of The Advertiser was | indeed most creditable and was highly | blessed with it."
 B. F. Powell lawyer and formerly . was the best paper ever issued in a town
 W. 5 Hal Deputy sherir; '"rhe
 M. A. Benjamin, chief clerk to Tax Assessor: Tt was the best issue of The Advertiser I ever saw and is credit to the town and the management of the
 NJ. s. Gilmer, clerk of the County Court: "It was a great paper. There was very judicious selection of writers who showed great talent; The folk il.,,s st vsny my house enjoyed the Christmas issue very
 N. L. Steele. Clerk United States Mar shars office: Sundays Advertiser was splendid paper and success in every
 H. II. McLemOre. Clerk United States MarshaPs office: Ut was fine paped. full of interesting reading matter and
 P. H. Owen, Clerk United states. Mar shaPs office: "'I was greatly pleased with the Christmas issue and as expected 1t |. H. Dawson, Deputy Clerk United States Court: 'It was a very fine paper. " Joe Dimmick. Deputy Clerk United States Court: "It was put up h very attractive way and was.an excellent cal
 F. P. chafYee, section director United | States Weather Bureau: "The Christmas edition of The. Advertiser was a success | from every point of view. The paper res fected much credit on the management and the entire staff of writers. I enjoyed reading it very much"
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 M M Sweat: Sundays Advertiser was elahorately put up and was nrst class in every detail"
 French Piano and Organ Company: Sundays Advertiser was big success. It Is the best newspaper, l ever saw
 GeoTge W. Halls. Tax Collector: Sun days paper was a great success. and The Advertiser has cause to feel proud of the issue -... cry Theatre: i've been reading that paper since breakfast yesterday morn ing and I haven't finished all of the good things in it yet It so was fine fine lished Sunday morning anywhere In the
 Hon. J. Craig Smith. State Treasurer; "The Advertiser Sunday morning. was one of the best newspapers ever issued in this country. It reflects great credit on the men who make the paper and it is a great advertieement for Montgom- cry and Alabama .-.. i E. E. Forbes, dealer in musical instru- ments: The enterprise displayed bj The Advertiser Sunday in its great Sun prise that Is making Montgomery known l as a wideawake, progressive city. More power to The Advertiser and its patri' otic management. It deserves the pat EOHdB6 OA OFNAs tA NAl' city, and am glad to observe that Il comes pretty near getting It."
 | Hon. John V. Smith, President Ala. bama Railroad Commission: Sundays Advertiser was a greater credit to Ala bama newspsperdom. It was full of in. formation thrilling stories, historica sketches and other matter which wa, alike interesting to old and young.
 enjoyed every Dit of It."
 George G. Miles, insurance agent
 Good for The Advertiser. The Christ mas edition was a daisv a daisy, I tel you. That's the best word 1 can usi to describe 1t. There was enough read ing matter for my whole family It was good reading mater, too. 1 am glad to see that we have so much literary tai ent in Montgomery"
 Hon. R. R. Poole, Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries: Everything on earth was in that naper except crops. But crops can rest awhile. It was ele1- gant. l never read a newspapsr with more interest. I congratulate The Ao- 1 vertiser and its clever force of writers on this great achievement" ,,r,,-
 James West. expert electrician: hl 2 2 is the best edition of The Advertiser have ever seen, and I am sure Mont- | gomery peoPle appreciated IT, MY onIS HS regret is that was absent rom tne ls city and did not have an advrr Isenleiill of my business in it. Mind you, Woulo ! |. E.- lad l