The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-19

places here that good men do not visit.
but even Holy Montgomery Ia not free
from such things; No good men need
gomerys bad men seem able to take care
of themselves.
MORE KINDLY WORDS.
From the Brethren of the Alabama
Press.
The souvenir edition of The Montgom-
cry Advertiser was a photograph gallery
of the brightest and best daily in Ala
bama.-Bessemer Workman.
The souvenir newspaper edition Of The
and contained pictures of Ats new home
and of the people who make one of the
Souths best dailies.-Camp Hill Times.
The Montgomery Advertiser is now at
home In its own domicile, and makes no
effort to conceal Its proud feelings over
the fact. We don't blame 1t for Its pride,
and we wish it all the good things de-
served by good papers. but seldom at
tanned. also long, long life In which to
enjoy 'em.-Sheffield Reaper.
Nearly every paper in the State is hav-
ing something to say about The Adver-
Users ne whome. Well. isn't The Ad-
vertiser entitled ia a new home II she
wants It? Fact ID she ought to nave
had one long ago, and would nave no
| doubt but 1t took time to train the new
men she got from The Journal how To
conduct themselves in such quarters
Marion Standard.
The souvenir edition of The Montgom-
cry Advertiser reflects much credit upon
that excellent journal. The Advertiser
is a much appreciated paper at tn s snop,
and it now lays over" every other pa
per in the State as an up-to-date news
paper. 1t has recently had new bulld
ing erected and its souvenir edition IL to
commemorate the event. 1t deserves lts
success.-Livingston Southern Home.
The Montgomery Advertiser has moved
into its new building and Is being con-
graduated by the entire press OF the
State, as well as by ire outside press.
Now that they are settled In their new
home we hope they will find time to
them In Its issue of the 3rd inst. under
the heading of THE Absurdity Of 1t?'
The Advertiser Is one Of the few really
great papers Vt the South. Success to 1t.
Baldwin Standard.
1t appears somewhat like pouring wa
ter into the sea to compliment The Mont
gomery Advertiser. but we are moved y
say that the souvenir edition or SUNDAY
October 8, was in every way appropriate
to the celebration Of the papers occ1-
pancy of its new and splendid quarters.
and the general reading matter was OF
the most instructive quality. We have
been reading The ADVERTISE for many
year, and while It has all the time had
able editors, 1t was never so strong all
around as t Is qow.-Dothan Home Jour-
nal.
The souvenir edition issued by The
Montgomery Advertiser in honor OF Its
removal to it's own building was thor
oughly abreast of the times. 1t showed
splendid enterprise on the part OF The
Advertiser, which is one Of the best pa
pcrs published in the South. 1t compares
favorably with the newspapers published
in cities of double the population OF
Montgomery. While we do not always
agree with The Advertisers editorials.
its news service is UP to the Standard
Limestone Democrat.
The souvenir edition of The Montgorp-
cry Advertiser recently issued from sts
new building is q very excellent and high
ly interesting paoer. 1t contains a full
description Of the papers new building
and plant and a picture of every en-
ploye, together with personal sketcnesS
of them Each member of the editorial
staff also contributes special signed
article on some timely topic. The issue
is a credit to The Advertiser and shows
in striking way the growth and devel-
| opment of its property. The Advertiser
is a great newspaper and its success fs
| evidence of the confidence which the
| reading public repose in courageous
and up-to-date Observation-Disclosures
| News.
The souvenir edition of The Montgom-
| cry Advertiser was an exceptionally f1ne
piece of journalistic work and 1t shows
what an enterprising paper backed ny
men of push and ability can accomplish.
| There is no doubt but that The Advert's-
| er is the leading paper in the State and
it richly merits this distinction. In pros
perity and adversely, 1t has always stood
| for the advancement of the material In
terests of the State and the success OF
| the Democratic Party both in national and
State affairs. While otherg have strayed
away seeking fause gods, The Advertiser
has stood by the principles of Democracy
| as taught by Jefferson. We congratulate
the proprietors upon what they have dons
| and trust in their new home, the paper
may attain a position of still greater use
| fulness and success.-Uniontown Herald.
The Montgomery Advertiser recently
moved into it's new building, fine struc-
ture erected expressly for that great
newspaper. and while Grandma is nearly
| four score years old, yet she is as proud
and happy in her new home as small
boy Is of his first pair of red-topped
boots. AS she sits in the rocking chair
| looking to her knitting all Alabamians
congratulate her on being so comfortably
situated. and while she is occasionally
severe in her criticisms she is seldom
| If ever unjust. Others have known
Grandma longer but none love her more
| than the Yankee who Is general hustler
| and man of all work about The Sentinel
| office.-Shelby Sentinel.
| Moving into the splendid new building,
| designated and construc' ed for Alabama =
| great daily, was an important event TO
| the owners and employees The souvenir
edition sent out by TIL advertiser as
| ce>ding intere5. to all readers of the pa
| per. But to ses the building gives one a
| better idea of the elegant, substantial
home which is perfect In comfort and
| convenience. In truth we do not think
| any newspaper in anv city is in better
| equipped home. The Advertisers many
| friends and readers are glad of this evil
| dence of prosperity and trust that 1t may
| continue to increase in influence and
| circulation for many years to come, aa1
| that it may be to the entire South what
it is nev 10 Alabama, her greatest daily.
-Greenville Advocate.
Grandma" has moved and her newspa-
| per ds now quartered in one of the best
newspaper buildings in the South. We
never knew unit 1.-The souvenir of that
| great newspaper, The Montgomery Adj
vertiser, appeared on the 5th inst. Illus
| trating it's magnificent building and its
several departments, why II has been
dubbed Grandma but now 1t is all
| plaiu--that is, if there is anything clear
| about it, after scanning the pages of that
| great Sunday issue. and counting the
| is large number for one grandma to
| nathan Wb1 nStitutp the working fOrpa