The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-18


 The. great old Montgomery Advertiser outdid itself and all others on Sunday by a Christmas edition of ninety-two information for everybody Jasper Eagle.
 The Montgomery Advertiser issued a ninety-two page Christmas edition this week that was a dandy. The old lady" can't be surpassed in Alabama when 1t comes to getting up a news paper.-sumter News.
 The Montgomery Advertiser came out last Sunday with the largest paper it bas ever published. It was the Christ mas number, and showed most credit able energy and pluck for old grand ma. a."-Prattville Progress.
 The Christmas edition of the Mont gomery Advertiser last Sunday contain ed ninety-two pages and was filled to the brim with first class reading mat ter. Grandma did herself proud in her Christmas edition.--Camp Hill Times.
 Last Sundays Montgomery Adverti- ser was the largest paper we remem- Der ever having seen emanating from any printing office in this State. It was finely displayed ads and contai:.-d nine- ty-two pages.-collinsville Courier.
 The Montgomery Advertisers Christi mas edition was a corker Ninety-two pages of interesting reading matter and attractive advertisements. Whatever The Advertiser attempts she does we'll and in this last effort she has exceeded her own expectations.--Hunts Mer- cury.
 The Montgomery Advertisers great Christmas edition was issued Sunday. It was a hummer. It was gotten up in eight sections and contained ninety two pages. The only objections we found to 1t. there was too much of 1t. We haven't had time to read it.- Andalusia Times.
 Tho Christmas edition of The Mont gcmery Advertiser, issued last Sun. from an Alabama press. It consists of ninety-two pages well filled with spe- cial articles and we'll displayed adver- tisements. It was a splendid achieve ment.-Gadsden Times-News.
 We seldom can agree with the poli- tics of The Montgomery Advertiser, but we heartily congratulate Grandma" on the magnificent paper of last Sunday. Taken all in all. from a news. adver- standpoint 1t was a record breaking newspaper.-Opelika News.
 Last Sundays Advertiser was a bust CT. Ninety-two pages! Each paper weighed one and a half pounds! Not many papers in the South have beat The Advertiser. Though she Is in her 18th year, she Is more lively than some sheets Sixty years younger. Hurrah for The Advertiser! Great Is The Ad- vertiser of Alabama. a.-Georgiana En- terprise.
 The Montgomery Advertiser of last Sunday was one of the greatest papers ever issued in the South. It contain ed ninety-two pages, more than an or dinary book, and each page was filled with interesting and instructive matter. The Advertiser Is always in the fore front and it takes a mighty good one to keep 1t company along any line
 Ninety-two pages, the other eight were lost in the mails and didn't show up till today. which puts The Adver- bama newspaper building. One of the good features, too. was that its best articles were written by Alabamians. If there was a single feature left out anywhere, we failed to find the place. and we looked for it, good.-Dothan Siftings.
 The Advertisers Christmas edition of yesterday was great along the line Of journalistic achievements. The Times congratules It's morning contemporary upon this, its latest and best triumph. It has honored Itself no less than 1t has the cause of Southern journalism and under impressive auspices has demonstrated the genius and capacity of a great newspaper.-Montgomery Times.
 The biggest thing in the shape of a newspaper We have seen in our short existence was last Sundays Montgom- cry Advertiser. Almost the whole of which was by talented writers of Ala bama. It is worth binding. Think of ninety-two pages from some of this States best writers. The Advertiser Is a grand paper all the time, but this Christmas issue Is its best effort.- Hanceville Hustler.
 The Montgomery Advertiser offered Its friends and patrons a magnificent Christmas present on last sunday In the shape of a ninety-two-page edition that was a newspaper par excellence. Splendid editorials. interesting fiction. beautiful illustrations and attractive advertisements were but a few of the features. Grandma has done herself proud once more.-Clayton Record.
 The Christmas edition of The Mont
 
 Monday. was the largest and best paper We have ever seen. It was filled to the brim with the choicest of literature besides the usual press dispatches. When 1t comes to things of this kind, Grandma" does not do things by halves. There were only ninety-two pages of this edition.-Hartford Jour- nal.
 The Christmas edition of The Mont gomery Advertiser was indeed a hum- mer. It was chuck full of good things which the readers of the State hold dear to their hearts. and 1t would be an interesting lot of reading matter anywhere. The Advertiser far sur passed in amount and variety of read ing matter all former big editions of more Spectrum.
 The Christmas edition of the Mont gomery Advertiser, containing nearly one hundrel pages of interesting read Ing matter. advertisements. etc, all at- tractively illustrated in colors, has been received at this office. On the whole 1t is one of the most creditable special editions ever issued by any paper in the State, and we heartily congratulate The Advertiser upon its unprecedented successes.-Uniontown Herald.
 The Christmas edition of The Mont gomery Advertiser. issued last Sunday was a great paper, and Grandma and those who are members of her house. hold covered themselves all over with glory. Besides containing considera- ble historical matter. there were a number of short stories by Alabama writers-all of them good. The edi- ton, too, was loaded with advertising faQ a