The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12
BIG CHRISTMAS ADVERTISER
 WILL BE ISSUED TOMORROW
It Will Consist of 76 Pages and Will Be Most Not able Publication in History
 of Alabama.

| The Advertisers special commissioner to | Panama. M. A. Teague. will prevent new facts about the young republic and Frank G. Carpenter will tell his usual Sunday story about foreign countries. In this edition he will write on '.The Commercial Invasion of South America by the United States"
 The Poor of Montgomery" is a Chr!sts mas appeal by Bruce Kennedy who throws new light on a much discu ssd lo- cal question. after careful investigation, | An interesting feature will be a well told story of the railroad organizations of Montgomery by Wallace Screws. IT,. &C., companied by photographs of well known railroad workers.
 J. Culpepper. will present his political yagaries in his well known humorous style and will take a fling at public men of today.
 | Sunshine in Alabama" by Wellington vandiver. This Is Q pot pourri by the clever Alabama writer which will amuse and entertain.
 "A Deal in Stock" by W. H. MacKel. lar, is a well told narrative of "advanc- ing to negroes on an Alabama planta- | ton.
 'ReSney's Christmas Smoke' is de. lightful story of the season. "The Queer Christmas of Globe Trot- II l 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 of Blount." in his best style It has enough Southern flavor to be of genera interest.
 "A Tyrants Merry Christmas" is q story of adventure in Venezuela by VII liam Thorp.
 Santa Claus and the Burglar" is dainty Christmas story of heart interest written by Gaston Troy. a Montgomery young writer of promise.
 Lorenzo F. Woodruff. a well knowr Montgomery reporter spins a number O original yarns under the general title "A Morris Junction.
 "A War Story" is a clever bit of Con federate army fiction told in good style b, 'tJ. M. G." writer whose experienct qualities him to write on the subject.
 Among the other fiction in this grea edition will be After Forty Years" unique Christmas story by Elizabeth E Stow; Christmas on Crusoes Isle" thrilling story of adventure by Fredericl A. Ober: "The Tramp on the Parl Bench" by Zoe Anderson Norris: "Evo lution of the Xmas Tree" a yuletid, sketch by Jonathan Joyce: His Christ | mas TFeSeHI, a tdio OL A IdHlly Quarrel by H. E. Reale; Lost, Strayed or Stol en-" by Mary Winthrop and many others
 Tn the fun department vii be included three entertaining stories. "silver Greet Versus Golden Gulch." by A. B. Lewis ''The Ensign and the Poodle Dog," b1 Seaton Lord: Christmas at 100 in thu Shade" numerous fantastic pictures anC poems for the children. The poems in clude "Daunting Billy Blue." by Aloysiul Coll; '"The Reverie of Santa Claus" b. P. J. Tansey: The Christmas Tree.' b, Margherita Arlina Hamm: Bells O Christmas" by T. c. Harbough and mum erous others by talented Southern writers
 There will be innumerable articles witl local color and of course the usual Sun day news and department features.
 This paper will be a record breaker anC you should have a copy. If you haven given your order for one do 1t now.