The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
HOLIDAY ADVERTISER
GREAT NEwEPAPER TO HE ISSUED
 DECEMBER 17.
It Will Eclipse Any Issue Ever BeIese Attempted by This Newspaper
 and Will Comprise over
 IttO Pages. ..

Sunday December IT, is the date ou whicn the mammoth Ghras'maS na ,ns,,es do' of The Advertiser will De issueo.
 1t will be the largest anu the most complete newspaper ever lssueo III <aa
 bama, and the most reaaapie aha .. sas tractIve newspaper that ever cane | from Southern press. . Tn inc 100 or mole pages Of this great paper will be found reading matter | illustrations and features that VIII ap-
 peAi Amone % 'i the Alabama writers. who have contributed to the Christmas
 number are pr. w; Sons S; wymans yasdar FUI Tns. caloosa; Henry Gaines Turner, Erwin Craighead Mrs. M. E. Henry-Hutn Miss Olive Winston Gage. John Crait'
 Miss Ethel Hodgson, John q oConneit; Gayfer, Mobile; Wellington NanaiVer' Miss Enfield Joiner and Miss Annie |.
 Johnson, Talladega; ;vaifsr Mrs; iun Harner eu anS J. R. Hornady. Birmingham: Mrs. Luau Hudson Moody, Bessemer; Charles Stey,
 ems Partridge, Soldiers Greek Greek; vn,;nE w; F. Greensboro; Gen. J. B. Stanley. Green vile: Miss Florence Sanders. Turren- tine. Athens; Miss May Harris, Robin
 son Springs; pr. Ii; D1han M Mego9 rn,pep- per. Luverne; W. D. Sowell. Brewton; W. K. Burton, Auburn; pr. Thomas M
 owen, Miss Nimmo Green, p; ". MelvSr' Sr
 Maior aiS W. W. Screws. Mrs. Marie Bank
 head Owen. Will T. sheehan, Harry J.
 Burney, Miss Dora Barron. Bruce Ken,
 rsdy nsdy cbarles holesH1 Q HaroiS w w. screws. Jr., Major J. D. Barron. Phil n. Arm-
 strong and Louis Sternfeid, MontgoH- cry and numerous others o,,a- rhe list of successful writers who De- gan their careers in Alabama, and otner Contributors. includes Waiter r.; HsW | ley, Sewell Haggard, BozemaMh '. vort nrt | ger and William F. Kirk of New fork, | fine latter of whom is the clever base | ball versifer of The New York Amer, | lean and the author of several soInmss | of verse; Richard Weightman of Wasn | inston, D. C.: John Trotwood Moore or l c.olumbia Tenn w. R. Hamilton or l New Orleans, M. KoenigspeTg oI Sit .aiit sas,I of Atlanta and Mrs. Ruth McEnery | Stuart. John Kendrick Bangs, Y | Riser. w. J. Hampton, W Gurney bsn
 ham: Richard Whting MrFa FIT rtby ama and scores | of other writers of international repo- l tation. .l -rao4 PPrpmise of the Pines" by Will T. Shee- han. The Advertisers well-known, spe-
 cial writer; "Guinsa nS;. Ngger SaIIsaera: Sam; 1 ''The Mysterious Princess" story or
 early Mobile life, by Dora Barron , or
 Montgomery; LarrY or CoVps h hltiS olayer
 Voting story writer of Talladega; Bet nett's Boy" a railroad story of modern
 interest Ry Henry ri,o obans Gainss gn9 splendiS.
 Pyartridse 1y wI,seen of s' Selma A Grafting Phi:
 anthroplst," by Harry J.; Burney rsd of
 Advertiser invariably attract attention; | ssThe Redoubtable Miss Prescott" an | up- to date story of society, by OItye
 winston Gage Pi Py Pa1i Cook of sif@ ingham; "Janet's Reconciliation" by Florence Turrentine of Athens; wings
 of Falth sS ed Sy MeGinnis HSIhnd 'i polt icai story by Will R. Hamilton Of New Orleans; s'The Wit of Woman.
 story of snststnee ity. Vanity. All is Vanity, by Bruce Kennedy of Montgomery. Red Dugan
 and the one-eyed Catcher, a hum0Lons n,11sar There win also be published splendid stories by John Kendrick k Bangs, Mrs; E, Ruth McEnery Stuart, $. E. Riser. C: $. Loomis, ". J. Hampton, Florence War den. W. Gurney Benham and numerous others of like reputation .. x. which will consist of over 100 pages. will be devoted to children's story. "The Life and Adventures i.,r or santa of
 ."The Wizard. of o." and one. of the greatest of modern writers of this style of matter.
 The Advertiser in it's last holiday edi- ton attracted widespread interest Some of those already in hand for the forthcoming edition are rom the pens of Mrs. M. E. Henry-Ruffln of Mobile. W E. Horne of Clanton. Mrs. Julia Neely Finch of Birmingham, Annie l.. Johnson of Talladega. Hammond Gay. fer of Mobile and Martha Young Of Greensboro.
 For this edition Dr. H. M. Weedon of
 Eufaula has written remarkable ar
 ticle giving his recoiiectiohs or Oseeoia,
 profnseiy illustrated: pr: w. s, Wyman
 of tuscaloosa has contributed strik-
 ingiy interesting narrative The Flight
 of the Aiabamas' which he terms a
 forgotten period in the States history;
 Dr. Thomas NJ. owen of Montgomery
 will treat of 'The Federal Judiciary in
 Alabama" John Trotwood Moore of
 Columbia, Tenn. editor of Trotwood's
 Magazine and former Alabamian, will
 interest readers with. fascinating
 Soui,ty. has written an essay on The
 Charm of Personal Character" which is
 capital and will fascinate lovers of