The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-27
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 THE ADVERTISERS BIG EDITION

The last Sunday Montgomery Advertiser would cover half an acre if spread out = Cumberland lMd.) Courier.
 The Montgomery Advertiser puts in a big "ad'' for itself and Alabama's s Capital in its magnificent Christmas edition.- Nashville News.
 The Christmas number of The Mont. gomery Advertiser, issued last Sunday was one of the greatest papers ever is. sued in nAlabama.-Cleburne New Era.
 The Christmas edition of The Montgom. cry Advertiser was just what anyone would expect from Alabama's leading daily. 1t was a big thing in every re. spect.-Pensacola Journal.
 The Montgomery Advertiser did herse,f honor on the ~l7th by getting out an eighty-page issue. which was well filled, reading matter that could be produced. - Florala News.
 The Christmas number of The Mont gomery Advertiser was the largest news paper ever issued in Alabama. To be able to turn out this journalistic whale spoke wonders for our contemporary's mechan- ical and human plant.-Norfolk Land mark.
 The Christmas edition of The Mont gomery Advertiser completely swamped our exchange editor. Even his big ears went under and he is not expected to ap- pear from under the roth page for a week or two yet-Chattahoochee Workman.
 Last Sundays Montgomery Advertiser was hummer. We never did find out now many pages were in the edition, for we got tired of counting; and as for news, It was ltmitless; we never did get half through It's pages. Grandma, we congrat- ulate you on the issue.-Selma Mirror. Montgomery. The Christmas edition of The Advertiser was the greatest feat In newspaper work ever accomplished in Alabama. It was issued Sunday morning December 13, and consisted of seventv-six pages in six sections, or a total of 5S2 columns, and constituting one of the best newspapers ever gotten out in the South Pensacola News.
 Old Grandma Advertiser of Montgom- cry, is getting gay in her old age. With seventy-six pages. which included 7.125 inches of advertising. she set warm pace for would-be competitors. The llt- erary and news features of the paper Screws had few bright remarks to make on current events.-West Point News.
 The Montgomery Advertiser. with every nerve thrilled with the spirit of the sea son of peace on earth. good will to man, ct, cet., last Sunday issued a seventy-six page paper, with an art calendar supple ment. The Advertiser was filled with matter relating to the holiay season. be- sides It's usua; wide range of news mat ter.-Sheffield Reaper.
 The Advertiser "did herself proud" last Sunday. getting out a mammoth Christ mas edition. The veteran editor-in-chief, Major w. W. Screws, knows how to edit paper, and he takes pride in The Ad- vertiser. as do all connected with the pa- per. Sundays Advertiser Is probably the best ever published by The Advertiser Company.-Ashland Standard.
 The Montgomery Advertiser, always good, Is especially good in it's Christmas edition. which was published last Sunday. It consisted of 'seventy-six pages, every one of which was full of interest Ali the work on this mammoth paper was done in the office of The Advertiser, and with its ordinary force. Accompanying the paper is handsome calendar for 1904 -Ensley Herald.
 In it's Christmas edition issued Decem- Der 18th, The Montgomery Advertiser printed the largest and best paper that ever came from Southern press, and it has been exceTled but few times in the newspaper history of the United States The edition contained seventy-six pages full of interesting historical and other matter peraining toNthe State, home, ad- vertising. etc. The Advertiser is a great newspaper. Eagle.
 The Christmas number of The Mont gomery Advertiser came to hand on Sun day last, and was one of the greatest tri- umphs of Alabama Journalism. There were 5000 printed, and they weighed over one pound each; and, as much as we re- gret to admit 1t, this beats the edition of The Reporter!-Talladega News Reporter.
 The Montgomery Advertiser issued on the 18th what was perhaps the best and with one exception, the largest newspa- per ever printed in Alabama. The edition contained seventy-SiX pages of seven col umns. 3O,00O copies. and is said to have re- quired car load of paper. It is actu- ally remarkable that so small a city as Montgomery can support newspaper like The Advertiser River News.
 The Montgomery Advertisers Christ mas edition contained seventy-six pages of seven columns each-the very biggest paper, by all odds, ever printed in Ala bama. Full of news, full of pictures, full of advertisements, it fills the pocket book of its editors with money, the hearts