The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-12
THE ADVERTISERS SOUVENIR.
Kindly Comments by the Alabama
 Rrethren

Brethren.
 The Montgomery Advertiser has moved into It's new home, and Is now the best equipped paper in Alabama. Barring its best newspaper in Alabama.-Marion County News.
 The Advertiser of last Sunday indulged in an interesting and illustrated sketch of the various departments of that sub stantfal paper upon the occasion of its recent move into new and handsome quarters. Pride in an honorable and suc- ces sful career is pardonable.-Roanoke Leader.
 Last Sunday The Montgomery Adver- tiser published a complete sketch of its office and working force. Pictures of its magnificent new home and all the em- ple yes, from editor to devil. were printed The Advertisers metropolitan airs are calculated to make a country weekly feel like thirty cents.-Talladega Mountain Home.
 The Montgomery Advertiser issued a souvenir edition last Sunday on account of its removal into its handsome new quarters. It contained interesting write ups of the different departments of the paper and gave interesting information about Alabama's best daily newspaper Dadeville Spot Cash.
 
 edition an elaborate description of its new home and the manner in which that energetic paper Is printed. We are glad Alabama can support such >daily ana in It's rapid and long strides of advance ment.-Wilcox Progressive Era. Sundays Montgomery Advertiser con- tained an interesting description or The Advertisers new home and a history of the paper in all of it's departments. "It is the most conveniently arranged news paper office south of Mason and Dixonrs ness man and traveller after he had been shown through The Advertisers build ing.-Bullock County Breeze.
 The souvenir edition of The Montgom- cry Advertiser of last Sunday shows something of what The Advertiser really is. It has grown rapidly in every respect within the last few years and now she owns her own beautiful building, and has something like fifty persons on her pay roll. The AdveYtiser IS Alabama's best daily, and is destined to grow more rap idly than in the past.-Luverne Journal
 Last Sundays issue of The Montgom- cry Advertiser spread out to the meas urement of the new building 1t occupies at present. Our new quarters" is a handsome tribute to this truly worthy newspaper that has fought through re- construction days and every other oppo- sition to its present high standing at home and abroad. Long may The Adver- tiser live, and when her Screws and Glass give out. may others similar be selected to preside over its controL-Greene Coun- ty Democrat.
 The Montgomery Advertiser issued a splendid special edition Sunday, describ- ing its new home on Dexter Avenue and Lawrence Street It was indeed an in- teresting paper to not only those who have been watching for many years the steady growth of The Advertiser in it's every department, but also to those who arc interested in knowing how and by whom this paper was made We doff our hat to Grandma. May sine live long and continue to prosper.-Baldwin Times. On Sunday The Montgomery Advertiser issued a souvenir edition in celebration of its removal to it's new home. It was handsome number, consisting of twenty eight pages. The Advertiser Is the dean of the college of newspapers. and what 1t does and what 1t says is always matter of interest. This souvenir edition Is prob ably the best paper The Advertiser ever got out and in 1t Major Screws tells the story of the paper. and there are pictures and pen sketches of the men who make the paper every day. The Ledger con- graduates The Advertiser on its souvenir edition.-Bfrmingham Ledges.
 The Montgomery Advertiser has recent ly completed its new home and moved in, | and Sundays issue was well gotten up twenty -eight-page souvenir edition In honor of that event With pardonable
 pride most of the paper was devoted to description of the new building. its equip ment editorial. mechanical and business staffs, etc., and special matter pertaining to The Advertiser and the men, matters and events connected with It's past and | present The Advertiser is a carefully edited and we'll conducted newspaper. | and deserves the success 1t has achieved as we'll as the handsome home it now oc- | cupies.-Gadsden Tribune.
 The Advertiser came out Sunday in a | 2S-page edition in celebration of It's oc-
 cupancy of its new home in Montgomery; | The paper was fine and chock full of good l things. A picture of every employe oi | The Advertiser Is fin the paper and also
 story from each. The most interest
 ing of all to The Gazette's notion is the
 relation of her experience as editor oi
 The Tuscaloosa Times by Mrs. Clara R
 Jemison. Her article Is wonderfully | bright and interesting as well as truth
 ful. The Advertisers new building is
 It is the best paper in Alabama and de | serves to occupy a good home. May Il
 live long and prosper.-Tuscaloosa Ga
 zette.
 The Souvenir Editor of The Montgom' | cry Advertiser, issued on Sunday morn | ing, is a worthy and creditable paper
 and will be appreciated and filed away | by thousands of people of the State. The
 growth of The Advertiser has been wei 1 earned it has no elepent of "boom ' | but has been a from day-to-day growth | on the merits of the paper. We may have Il our little filings and we may have diff ferent views upon the political methods
 for accomplishing the same things. but
 we never attempt to discredit The Ad-
 vertiser as one of the greatest of oul
 Southern newspapers, and we are as l And we congratulate that paper in great
 sincerity upon It's successful efforts ant | success to build itself a new and per
 manent home.-Mobile Item.
 The Montgomery Advertiser of Sunday | October 4 contained eight extra pages de l scribing It's new office building and giving the likenesses of it's worthy force of edi 1 tors and linetype operators. The Adver- | tiser recently moved into their excellent l new building The Coosa Valleyan con-
 graduates this paper. which in its old | age seems to grow stronger in character | and influence. The good old Advertiser | is in its seventy-third year and keeps uT | its reputation for conserVativeness and | of being one of the most ably edited pa | pers in the South. It is truly a great paper and hope 1t may continue to live 1 and prosper as heretofore. Here's to The | Advertiser and its two pioneer editors | the Messrs. W. w. Screws and Frank P. Glass. Long live you and your noble work, brethren!-Pell City Coosa Val | leyan,
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