The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31

compliment you on your admirable
 show great enterprise.
 Walter l.. Hawley. President of As-
 Ty2oiSation TnrS 9f City Hall reporters; New
 e,.i every ya,,inyn Wiay; have % never seen a sspe:. | equalled it."
 ,, James R; Gray. Editor. and General
 Manager. The Journal. Atlanta, Ga
 at IS greet paper. It Carries an
 enS5m9ns msds nn business a,1S it is splendidly
 newspaper in the country
 c. Gunby. Jordan. President, Eagle &
 phenix Mills. Columbus. Ga:-"It oer-
 paper: and while we always expect good
 things from The Advertiser this time
 1t has pieasurably surprised us.'
 Holiday Advertising Managers. The The Constitution. Atlanta, Gar have
 same. 1t is an edition which efdi"ief refieets tas
 credit on you as we'll as the publishers.
 Franklin coe. Publisher The Boston
 issue of The Advertiser is 'rs cer9 tainly most creditable. You have
 earned, and entitled to be considered
 among the first three or four leading "S" SPoPSAS VI lho SoutA.
 John C. Eastman. Publisher, The
 Daily Journal. Chicago.-'Tt is in all
 respects a most. creditable production
 the commanding position The Adverti-
 ser occupies in the Southern field, as evidenced by the phenomenal volume
 of advertising carried"
 NJ F. Hanson. General Manager. The Record. PhIladelphia.-"Your special edition of December 17th is one for
 which you have many reasons to feel proud. It is striking example of the results of intelligence and perseverance, and l am very glad to commend you so highly for this work"
 Arthur D. Marks, Business Manager, The Times, Washington. D. C.-"Permit me to congratulate you upon the ty- and also the volume of advertising therein. To sum it up in q nutshell, you have accomplished a great work and deserve all the credit due you"
 ager The Star, Muncie, ind.~"Piease accept our congratulations for your wonderfully successful edition. You paper of this size, carrying as much business as you did. It Is an issue which would do any metropolitan paper proud"
 G. J. Palmer, Business Manager. The Houston Post, Houston, Tex.-"Having once taken off my hat to The Adver- tiser. the necessity of Coing so again is much easier, and 1t certainly gives me pleasure to recognize in your Christi mas issue paper that we believe ex- cells anything in this line ever gotten out in the South"
 Clark Howell. Editor and Publisher, The Constitution. Atlanta. Ga,-'I am delighted with 1t. and it is certainly I to the entire South. Every such eX- position of our advantages as this is sure to do the section great good. and what it has done"
 Kendall B. Cressey. Advertising '"rhe volume of advertising carried is one of which any paper in the land might be proud, and augurs well for not only the greatness of The Mont gomery Advertiser, but for the great ness of the city of Montgomery and the State of Alabama"
 A. F. Sanford. President and Manager The Journal and Tribune. Knoxville, Tcnn.--"I have examined it with inter- est and wish to extend my heartiest congratulations on getting out such a fleets great credit on yourself and The Advertiser in producing such q com plete edition in every respect"
 Mir. Joseph C. wilberding, New York Representative of The Chicago Tribune and Cleveland Leader-"You are cer- tainly to be congratulated on such a showing It is wonder S6s and of that l am sure the results are entirely due to your efforts, as well as your capabilities as business getter."
 ceor1a W Ochs puhlirher Tho Duh lie Ledger, Philadelphia-"For d daily which carries on its mast head Vol. LXxVI, The Advertiser Is age As one who always admired and 1t when in the Southern field I take especial pleasure in fclicltating you on this brilliant achievement"
 Lincoln B. Palmer, Manager. Ameri- can Newspaper Publishers Association, New York: T have carefully gone over each page. and my only wonder is gether so many columns. even for so strong and popular paper as The Ad- vertiser. It would appear to show happy combination of effort, and can graduate you"
 S. H. HaVdwick, Passenger Traffic | Manager, Southern Railway, Washing 1 delighted at the splendid success as ex- hibifed by The Advertiser in the | Christmas edition. It was the best ! thing of the kind. considered altogeth- | or, i have ever seen and I congratu- hate you and your associates with | much pleasure"
 W. N. Montfort, Dramatic Editor, Columbus (Ohio) Press-'I have often | heard that there is nothing too great | his Christmas edition oF The Adver- | .iser you have reached the height of | achievement. We never expected to see newspaper as great l IS The New York Herald with Mont somery. Ala, date line"
 John Budd, of Smith X Thompson, Publishers Representatives, Chicago- 'The newspaper that can prepare and ssue such an edition as this consider nE size, excellence of illustrations, ma ake-up and typographical appearance, xnow what must think of the adver- .ising man who can gather up 424 col lmns of advertising-Ge Gee Whiz'"
 Fred l. Thompson. of Smith and Thompson. Publishers Representatives, New York-'I take great pleasure in noting The Christmas Issue of The Ad- ,ertiser because l believe that 1t has for a Southern boy to get out 'or d city the size of Montgomery. or n fact any city much larger than Mont 'Sle as the recent one issued by you"
 F F. Johnson. Business Manager. Daily. Gazette. Taunton. Mass -"The general typographical effect is ns and a' tha work of hSt S6ur SSys I do not think could be Iurpassed by some of the, so-caIled l