The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06
|IG CHRISTMAS EDITION
 OF ADVERTISER NEXT SUNDAY
Will Be the Most Notable Newspaper in History of Alabama. Embracing More Than
 Sixty Pages

Sorrows Is an exhaustive review of the subject.
 "Cahaba-A Remnant of Other Days" by Will T. Sheehan. This Is an intensely interesting story of the old capital of Alabama. MT. Sheehan personally visited the place to secure his data. Rabbi A. J.. Messing of Temple Beth Or, has written entertainingly of the Jews of Montgomery from the early period down to date.
 Alabama" tribute to his State by Governor William Dorsey Jelks, in a recent speech. The Advertisers special commissioner to Panama, M. A. Teague, will present new facts about the young republic and Frank G. Carpenter will tell his usual Sunday story afout foreign countries. In this edition he will write on The Commercial Invasion of South America by the United States.''
 Sunshine in Alabama" by Wellington Vandiver. This is a pot pourri by the clever Alabama writer which will Amuse and entertain.
 "A Deal in Stock" by W. H. MacKel- lar, is a we'll told narrative of "advanc- ing'' to negroes on an. Alabama planta- ton.
 Bruce Kennedy contributes 'The Con- fession of Uncle George" a fanctful bit Dy a we'll huOWh AhSAAAee@ VA ~A-~ ~-~'~- tisef staff.
 -''Redney's Christmas Smoke" is a de- lightful story of the season.
 The Queer Christmas of Globe Trot- ters," is a fascinating story by Astley Conrad gathered from real life. A graphic description of the Bethlehem of today by one who has been there. Harry J. Burney, one of the sub-editors of The Advertiser, tells a story "Outcasts .A Nv, hfa 0tHIa has enough Southern flavor to be of general interest. "A Tyrant's Merry Christmas" is a story of adventure in Venezuela by Will liam Thorp.
 santa Claus and the Burglar is a dainty Christmas story of heart interest, written by Gaston Troy. Montgomery young writer of promise.
 Lorenzo F. Woodruff, well known Montgomery reporter spins number of original yarns under the general title 'At Morris Junction"
 Among the other fiction in this great edition will be After Forty Years.' a unique Christmas story by Elizabeth B. Stow; Christmas on Crusoe's Isle" thrilling story of adventure by Frederick A. Ober; ''The Tramp on the Park Bench" by Zoe Anderson Norris; Evolution of the Xmas Tree" a yllletide sketch by Jonathan Joyce; His Christmas Pres ent" tale of a family quarrel by H. E. Reale; Lost, Strayed or Stolen," by Mary winthrop and many others.
 In the fun department will be included three entertaining stories, "Silver Creek Versus Golden Gulch," by A. B. Lewis, ''The Ensign and the Poodle Dog" my Seaton Lord. Christmas at 100 in the Shade" numerous fantastic pictures and poems for the children. The poems in- clude ''Daunting Billy Blue" by Aloysius Coll: ''The Reverie of Santa Claus" by P. J. TaI3ey: '"The Christmas Tree" by 1 Margherita Arlina Hamm; Bells of 1 Christmas" by T. c. Harbough and numerous others by talented Southern writers.
 There will be innumerable articles with | local color and of course the usual Sum- day news and department features. This paper will be a record breaker and you should have copy. If you haven't given your order for one do it now.