The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-05

The Montgomery Advertiser has moved into her new home and she Is now as shy and coy as maiden of 16. Here's hoping she will never grow gray. but al- ways keep young and spry.-Lafayette Sun. ',
 The Montgomery Advertiser is a hustler newspaper. It is in its new home on Dex- ter Avenue and Lawrence Street. The friends of The Advertiser all over the State rejoice to know of its great pros- perity.-oneonta News-Dispatch.
 into new and more commodious quarters, and will, from its new home. furnish that excellent paper that has given 1t first place in the newspaper field in this State. Clayton Record.
 The Montgomery Advertiser has moved into its new home, and its issue of the sixteenth inst. was from the latter. The Advertiser is a hustling newspaper. We congratulate 1t. May 1t live long to shed its light and prosper.-Ashville Aegis.
 The Montgomery Advertiser has moved into its new quarters. The Alabama Press. with the public. congratulates this great daily upon its prosperous career. The Advertiser has become one of the greatest dailies of the country.-Alabama Enquirer. ''
 The Montgomery Advertiser has moved into splendidly. equipped building of its own. Alabamas leading daily is more prosperous than at any time in its long and eyentful history, and long may The Advertiser nourish.-Scottsboro Citizen.
 The Montgomery Advertiser has moved into her new quarters and never dropped A stitch. The old lady justly feels proud of her new quarters and no one can blame her for it-in her long career she has rnflntt fnr. n pI efn- Y1A n has grown bigger all the time and has by push and merit rightly earned the place she now occupies.-Eufaula Times.
 We congratulate The Montgomery Ad- vertiser on Its safe removal to new quar- ters. This is certain evidence of devel- opment and success. No matter how much we despise The Advertisers politics, still whenever we want the report of a meeting or speech in full we have to turn to our old namesake to get 1t, or go without.-New Decatur Advertiser.
 The Montgomery Advertiser moved its plant last Sunday to its new home on Street and its Tuesdays paper was is- sued from there. Grandma got a hus- tie on herself and was installed in her handsome three-story brick without prepared than ever to fight the battles of Democracy. Long may she wave.- Gadsden Times-News.
 The Montgomery Advertiser has out grown its old quarters and moved into a more commodious and more suitable building The Advertiser is one of the best and most prosperous Of our South ern oailies and deserves to be, for where can be found a truer exponent of right, a more newsy or brighter Journal? May the old lady's years finger that her worth and influence for good may continue to grow and bear wholesome fruit.-Choctaw Advocate.
 The Montgomery Advertiser, often called "Grandma,' has moved into her handsome new home, where she will con- tinue to dispense wisdom and now and then a deserved spanking to the younger members of the press when they get naughty or stray off from sound doc trine.-JaSper Eagle.
 The Montgomery Advertiser has moved from its historic old quarters on Perry Street to more commodious rooms else where in the city. The Advertiser is prosperous because of it's real worth, but when 1t gets out of humor and begins to chew rusty nails and things, 1t can be the most disagreeable customer imagin- able. However, we like the old lady, and rejoice at its prosperity.-Greensbor Waterman.
 
 chased a three-story building in Mont gomery, moved into the same and will make this their permanent home. The new home Is especially fitted up in modern way for the conduct of a metro politan paper, the old quarters having been outgrown. The Advertiser is to be congratulated over its prosperity and success. The Advertiser is one of the ablest and best morning newspapers in the South and deserves al the prosperity It is enjoying. Long may 1t nve.-Dixie Manufacturer.
 The Montgomery Advertiser is now at home in its new three-story building, which stands as testimonial to success ful and honest journalism. The Adver- tiser has patiently fought its way past many obstacles, and today it occupies a foremost place in the newspaper field. Its opinions may be questioned, but It's integ- rity never. The latter trait of character is really the test which proves a news papers fitness for life and prosperity.- Pensacola Journal.
 The Montgomery Advertiser, the great est Southern daily, has moved into new and adequate quarters in the city of Montgomery, prepared especially for 1t. The Advertiser has prospered during the past few years and is pride to every Alabamian who has admiration for great things. The Advertiser would be credit aple for any of the great cities. The COdA Le AuNeTIlSGT on its merited success.-Athens Courier.
 Last week The Advertiser was moved into its new home on the corner of Dex- ter Avenue and Lawrence Streets. The building presents handsome appearance and is three stories high. It takes all the building to accommodate the business and publishing of the States greatest newspaper. The many friends of The Ad- vertiser all over the State rejoice to know of its great prosperity.-GIee eenvIlle Advocate.
 The Montgomery Advertiser. one of the best and sounGest Democratic papers pub lished on this continent, has built and moved to a new home. It has more room and more light, but we hardly think its general make up can be improved. For years we have regarded The Montgomery Advertiser as a perfect paper, and always look for its coming with a great deal of interest. All the world is embraced in Its scope, and what we see in that relia- ble old paper we know is so.-Moulton Advertiser.
 The Montgomery Advertiser Is now com tortably domiciled in its new home on the corner of Dexter Avenue and Law renee Street The work of moving so large and intricate piece of machinery as The Advertisers perfecting press, was no small undertaking. but this, as in all other things The Advertiser proposes, was done in time to greet the readers of Ala bama's great daily on Tuesday morning The next regular issue after Sunday The Advertiser promises us better paper in the future, and we may expect the prom ise to be fulflled.-Union Springs Herald.
 The Democrats wish to congratulate The E .1. Ete.aw AN