The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16

interesting. but It's issue of this week was particularly suggestive. as 1t was .r,pted if not on blood red paper. some thing very close kin to 1t.
 rho Pine Belt News. published at prswton,- will not take holiday ne- cause of Christmas. It says The NEWS = nearly 12 years of age and has not ,.,,sxea an issue during that time.
 1ourd white and Paul White are the .,,h,sabers of The Moulton Advertiser. 1f.,ra than half a centur.' ago another vrh,te inc father of Jourd White. was thn eaitor of the paer and brother If Jourd White. the lamenteo D. c. White. who died two years ago vas for more than fifty years conseeu- tsveiy connected with 1t as eol'oi ,,,,hi,sher. Its issue of this weeh ooii- r,Atos seventy-six years or e~is'onSe ana all that time 1t has been Nir.u"li' .,.aar inc control of one family A's ,--s...s is a glorious one and the men -.sss,., names are linked with 1t will .,.vavs be held in precious memory r,. preseut editor, Jourd White' IS yssRie in health and this pathetic eX- ,,.act from the anniversary article h,u,. inc true spirit of the man:
 seventy-six years old today is The A4,~uttou Advertiser-more than seven s.casies of service, of sacrifice and pa srsofic devotion to the people pest in- seresr: yet ir Is not teeoie or Wear 2. hut with strong feet anu ciean hAnSs ..s s.s hanncr will continue to hoat in the t.-a..ra and we have no fears Of It's even tss,,ns prenIe a an the dust. A mellow age in deed and an honor accorded to put le"
 a long gersoa sna 0I sperroWH sorroMs, " fleeting Srenes which remind us that these dy- ing days of this dying year are s3 aIs9 speeding away on pinions. De1tIps1 o,'r Ip ct ss,a almost blind, this may De our last Rtrthdav notice of The Moulton Adver- siser. The evening twilight IS ciosthe t,,s in around us. but peerlng t1rousI sne mist ond darkness we penIini pasi,s a haa| Scn light hung out by Gods own nan {, q ana "a that Heavenly port our tral1 hnat is now headed. rough sea. sasnsni snd sSnisnppointnent aIo to many of us old riirrirns but if we remain c0nsLan,, c ', at the end of our voyage the HioiiGa, 'ysa afanrovai well done. thou soon 4hn thn iassAfoi ssss oi ssssH sSy Lord. wilf fall swsetly upon our ears.
 There is another old newspaper land mark which has been going into homes ~, East Alabama for nearly tnree- u,,-rtars of a ceutary--the Eutaw yvnig and Observer. William O. Mon roa was for many years its editor and nrenr.etor and on his death it passed srea the capable hands of his daughter, NFyr. Rutherford. The father was hon- cred and esteemed by all who knew t.ts fiVg to what he heliete ed was right The daughter and her husband are governed nv the same high principles. The old familiar four-page eight-column paper will be seen no more. In its place there is the new eight'page form, with all the up-to-date frills including new dress. Its old friends will welcome it just as heartily in the new as they dId in tho old clothes.
 Tae Canebrake CUniontownl Herald of this week comes to us with the fla vor of Christmas all over 1t. The front page Is a regular Santa Claus sn fine coiors It takes twelve large pages to contain all the reading and advertising of the week Quite 6 numper oi AIttcios "A hiStVt'N '"'"S o'N published.
 The Weekly Alabamian and Tho Herald both published at carrollton have been consolidated and will b' hereafter known as The AIabamian' Herald This is a good move and as sures one good paper at Psekens County seat.
 The Alabama Enquirer. published a HaFtselle, has undergone great i'm Pr0vernent in the last few months anC its HeederS will have the pleasure q receiving tts visits twice week.