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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
TRIBUTES FROM cULLMAN.
Special State News and HeadnOtes Make
 Paper Indispensable.

Cullman. May 6.-(spec;al .)-The Advertiser correspondent here inter viewed the leading citizens of the town toaay relative to the opinion of The AdVertlser as newspaper and the en- terprlse Of the management in ar ranging for its early arrival. The fol- lowing gentlemen expressed them
 Hon, George H. Parker, member of the Legislature. banker and lawyer
 ou can put me down as a friend of The Advertiser. It Is an indispensable newspaper for the Supreme Court de- cisions, the reports of the Legislature. for State news and for enterprise In anything affecting the welfare of Ala bama. The Advertiser Is never behind
 Hon. s. J. Grimm, lawyer and County Solicitor; The Advertiser has been well named the Alabama Bible We country lawyers. hill billies. just must have 1t in order to keep in touch with the affairs of the State. It's headnotes of the Supreme Cout decisions make if indispensable for any practicinR lawyer and I always find more general news in its columns than in any other news paper"
 G. S. Leeth. merchant and banker. The enterprise of The Advertiser in reaching North Alabama by breakfast is the. most progressive riece of news paper work I have heard of; the pa- per is all right and it seems to have the right kind of men behind it. For
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that have always taken The Adver- tiser is evidence that I liked 1t best. It was my favorite paper even when it reached here on the late train" Hon. c. C. Whitson Is of the opinion that The Advertiser Is one of the best Southern papers and devotes more att tention to Alabama news than any oth- CT paper in the State.
 Hon. W. B. Harrison says: The Advertiser Is the best edited paper in Alabama and devotes a commendable part of its editorials to the discussion of Alabama affairs. The "IIeadnotes of the Supreme Court" are especially in teresting to lawyers and gives them decisions far in advance of any official report"
 of the Planters Chemical Company, al- ways refers to The Advertiser as Grandma. He Is one of the papers staunchest friends and believes it one of the foremost forces fin the develop ment of the State.
 Hon. H. L. McElderry, lawyer, capi- talist and largely interested in Talla- dega, says: q have read The Adver- tiser twenty years and would not do without it.
 This story could be continued to the extent of having a testimonial to The Advertisers worth from every person in town who ever saw copy of the paper. Some disagree with it's poiI- ties, but they all recognize in 1t first newspaper. as one gentleman said, T have politics of my own. but buy The Advertiser for its news"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

a State organ The Advertiser has no superior in Alabama. or any other State" <
 Ton. F. E. St. John, lawyer "Yes, we all know and love Tho Advertiser, 1t is the State paper: being at the cap us quicker, fuller and more authentic news of State happenings than any other newspaper in the State. This service to North Alabama will push the circulation mark up high. It is necessary to- the lawyer, and profes-
 Hon. W. E. OBrien. Back Tax Com missioner: Tt Is a great pleasure to be able to get The Advertiser early in the morning. Every Alabamian is in~ terested in State happenings and Tho Advertiser is the newspaper for State news"
 Judge S L. Fuller. lawyer: The Ad- vertiser is always good, always right and always a welcome visitor to any office or home. The lawyer can hard ly practice without The Advertiser. On account of the paper not reaching here circulation, but with this new service should be read by majority of our people"
 Hon. A. A. Grifith, lawyer: We all welcome The Advertiser. 1t is part of our law library, 1t keeps us posted on islature is doing and its corps of cor respondents over the State keeps us posted on what is doing in every co.tn- ty. For enterprise The Advertiser has set the pace with its new arran cement for reaching the counties in North Ala bama."
 Hon Ignatius Poliaks T have al- ways been a friend of The Advertiser. It is the best newspaper In the State. congratulate the management on gfv-
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tween all parties. I am very glad i'm deed to know that arrangements have been made to have this valuable paper sent to our town"
 F A. Gamble, Register in Chan cery:.
 "The Advertiser prints all the news worth reading Its editorials are far ahead of any daily in the South that know of Its political opinions are safe and conservative and always on the side of right. It has shown much enterprise in getting the paper to us in the Northern part of the State in the early morning. It is but one more evidence of the progressive spirit of the paper and its untiring efforts to give it's patrons the best possibly ser vice"
 JB. Hughes. dispenser;
 "The Montgomery Advertiser Is to be oomplfmented on arranging for its carly arrival in Jasper. The paper is one of the cleanest neatest and most contemplating In the State. I think that Jasper. at present has one of the brightest futures of any little town in the south, and it certainly does add to the growth of the town to have such A widely circulated paper come to our town daily"
 R. L. Windham, lawyer:
 "The Montgomery Advertiser is and has been for a number of years the leading Democratic paper of South Ala bama. and it gives me great pleasure to note it's entry into this section of the state through its convenient arr rangement for the city"
 sherer and Cooner, lawyersi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
~GREAT" DEoATURs VERDICT.
People of MOrgan's Capital Give "Grand-
 ma0 Welcome


 Decatur. May 2s.-(special. )-The people of Decatur and New Decatur and of North Alabama in general ap- preciate the arrival of The Montgomery Advertiser in this portion of the State during the early morning. It now ar rives in the Decaturs as early as any other Alabama paper.
 The people generally, too. appreciate the State news service of The Adver- tiser; many of them saying that The Advertiser has the fullest, most com plete and most extensive news service of any paper in the State.
 The lawyers of this portion of the State are nearly all subscribers to The Advertiser. Many of them say they could not get along without 1t on ac- count of it's full detailed reports of the Supreme Court, in particular. to sey nothing of its able general news ger vice.
 Formerly The Advertiser was some what handicapped in North Alabama because it did not reach here until 8 D. m. on the day it was printed. There were then lots of people who would say: T like The Advertiser, I regard 1t as one of the most able papers printed I woild like to take it, but 1t gets here too late !" Now that The Ad- Vertiser reache5 here during the early morning the people fully appreciate tho great expense and the spirit Of enter prise of The Advertiser in getting here at this early hour.
 The subscription list of The Adver-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
TALK OF JACKSONVILLE.
People Are clad to Get The Advertiser
 Earlier.

People Are clad to Get The Advertiser
 Earlier.
 Jacksonville, May 25.-(Special)- Everybody in Jacksonville Is talking about the enterprise of The Adver- Nser in getting into this field byl spe- cial train.
 It Is now altogether the most relia- ble, source of news open to the town. Heretofore 1t has reached here the night of its publication. while The Att Ianta and Birmingham papers occupied the field in the morning.
 The Advertiser Is the most popular paper that comes to Jacksonville, but it bes been handicapped by It's late arrival from no fault of its own. Since, through its own enterprise it has been placed on an equal footing as to de- livery 1t Is rapidly acquiring its old footing as to circulation here.
 The following are few of many ex- pressions from subscribers here touch ing this enterprise on the part of The Advertiser:
 J. D. Crow, merchant:
 T have always regarded The Adver- tiser as tho leading paper In the State, and am glad that things have been so
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
BEST IN THE STATE.
That is TaIIadega's Opinion of The Ad-
 Yertiser Service.

vertiger Service.
 Talladega. May 26.-(Special )-For the first time, through the great enter prise of The Advertiser Company in us- ing a special mail train to send its pa- pers to North Alabama, The Advertiser now reaches Talladega at 10 a. m. This praise by ita Talladega subscribers and the general public.
 In the past we frequently heard the remark; "Id rather have The Adver- tiser. but the Birmingham and Atlanta papers get here first and I take them. |" Tkis will now be a thing of the past and Talladegans will have the privi- lege of getting their favorite paper while the bloom Is on 1t.
 Several citizens were today inter viewed in reference to this enterprise The first words every one of them ut tered was: The Advertiser is the best paper in the State"
 j. B. McMillan, President of the First National Bank and the Talladega Cot ton Factory, said: Tt is the best and most reliable paper In the State in ev- cry particular" At the time MT Mo Milan was approached he was in con versation with P s. Williams, secretary of the TalladeGa Hosiery Mills. and The A. G. Storey. Mercantile Company. Mir. williams said: The Advertiser is the best paper that circulatos here. Be- fore 1t reached here early as 1t now does I read the other papers, and when my Advertiser came l read 1t to see if what I had been reading was the truth. I always feel that I'm getting the news correctly when I see it In The Advertiser.
 w. H Boynton. President of the Is- he'll National Bank, said: The Adver- tiser is the most up-to-d date. progress i've and reliable paper in Alabama was favorably impressed with It's enter prise in reaching Selma for breakfast through the means of its motor car, and Tn giving Selmians more local news than any paper in the city, but never dreamed that they would reach out as far as Talladega ClO miles distanD with their special service" "
 Newspapers are like individuals" said J. II. Hicks. President of the Tal-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

From all sections of North Alabama there have come to The Advertiser con- gratulations and words of commenda- ton of its enterprise in ohartering q train to carry Alabama's Metropolitan Newspaper to the breakfast tables of the people.
 Three weeks have passed since the special train service was inaugurated. The rough edges have been smoothed. the weak features, such as train con- nectIons, have been strengthened, and The Advertisers North Alabama Special is a success.
 The people of North Alabama are showing fine appreciation of the special service. Agents of The Advertiser in the cities and towns have increased their orders for papers three and four times since the special train was inau- gurated. It is apparent that newspa- per readers of North Alabama want the news from all over the state and that they realize The Advertiser is prepared to give it's readers this sort of news serviee.
 Fine State News Service.
 There is hardly a town of 100 or more people in Alabama where The Adver- tiser does not employ paid correspond. ent, a correspondent who is instructed to send this newspaper the news of his community. regardless of the ex-
  tiser that has been sent to North Ala bama on The Advertiser Special since its inauguration. from twenty-five to thirty news articles from North Ala bama towns and cities have been pub lished that were not published in other Alabama newspapers This is what The Advertiser aims to do. The only change that will be made in its news service will be changes for It's in- provement.
 Before the inauguration of The Ad- vertiser's North Alabama Special splendid circulation was maintained by The Advertiser in North Alabama, not withstarding many towns and cities were not reached by the paper until late in the afternoon of the day of pub city of North Alabama that is not reached at a reasonable hour. Busi- ness agents of The Advertiser have been appointed in Florence, Huntsville, Decatur, Tuscumbis, Jasper, Alexander City, Dadeville, Goodwater, Camp Hil1. Anniston, Sylacauga, Gadsden. Cunt ersville. Rockford, LineVille, Ashland, Talladega, Cullman. Piedmont. Jackson vills. Cordova. Tuscaloosa. Blocton. Bessemef, Fayette, Hartselle, Blount Springs and other towns and cities.
 In addition to these agents The Ad- vertiser is sold on all trains by repre- sentatives of the Parker Railway News Company, the Union News Company and the Crescent News Company.
 There are but two special newspaper Advertiser operates one of them.
 Schedule of Special.
 Tho schedule of The Advertisers North Alabama Special is as follows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
IN OLD TUSCALOOSA.
The Advertiser Has Many Friends in
 City Of Oaks.


 City of Oaks.
 Tuscaloosa. May 2e.-(special. )-The Advertiser Special" which leaves Montgomery every morning at 12:5o Southern is proving quite q boon to Tuscaloosa subscribers of this splen- did paper. The Advertiser arrives here at 7:3o o'clock and doubtless its sub scription will more than double itself in the very near future.
 The following words of praise but represent the feeling. In part of The Advertisers many friends here:
 Hon. Frank s. Moody. banker: The people of the cities have had an ad- vantage over the people of the smaller towns in the fact that they could read the latest news at the breakfast table. But this distinctive privilege Is being fast removed by the great dailies. An illustration of this fact Is found In the enterprise of The Montgomery Adver- tiser. It now starts a special train from Montgomery a little after mid night, and in short time its issue reaches nearly all the towns of Ala bama.
 'Tn Tuscaloosa the business man can glance over the news before he settles down to his days work. Tuscaloosians have now the privilege of the Capital City. A few years ago we wondered whether such a thing would come to pass in this generation. And, 10. 1t is alread here.
 The Advertiser is a great paper. We often differ with it as to it's policies, but we recognize it's ability, it's influ- enee and its power. To a greater ex- tent, perhaps, than many Journals, it has sincerity and consistency. It is a historic paper It was read by our fathers, and 1t will be read by our chill dren. May its capacity for dissemi- mating news and promoting things that are good still further increase.
 J. H. Fitts, banker: For several years have regarded The Montgomery Advertiser as one of the best, if not the best, newspaper in Alabama, and the recent enterprise of it's managers fer its more speedy delivery is in keep ing with their progressive spirit, and highly gratifying to their numerous subscribers.
 Cart. Sam Friedman ''Our other State papers will most assuredly have to look to their laurels for by The Advertisers ambitious and enterprising spirit they have been given a compet- itor worthy of the highest commenda- tion. It's energetic move will not only give us another great morning daily but will undoubtedly receive we'll mer- ited support from this district"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

ladega National Bank and the Highland City Mills. T don't always agree with The Advertiser, but in it recognize Alabama's leading paper. It Is clean and prints news that is fit to read and more of 1t than any Alabama paper"
 John c. Williams, editor of Our Mountain Home. said: Apart from It's metropolitan news features and special departments. the State news service of The Advertiser appeals to me and all Alabamians. In The Advertiser we see as what transpires all over the world :. The State service of The Advertiser Is most valuable to me In conducting my paper"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
JASPER ENTHUSIASTIC.
People show Appreciation of The Ad-
 vertiser Service.

FGOplG snow ApRECGtAhAOH OA AC Ne~
 vertiseF Service. Jasper, May 2e.-(SpeciaD.-The peo- pie of Jasper are enthusiastic over the arrival of The Advertiser here on the morning train each day and they are showing great appreciation of the ser vice.
 Herewith are expressions from some of the leading citizens made to the correspondent . Hon John H. Bankhead. Jr.. lawyer:
 '.'The enterprise displayed by The Advertiser Is highly appreciated by the people of Jasper and 1t is in keeping with the advance methods used by The Advertiser to gather the news and give it promptly to its readers" tt-. J. & Moore, Sheriff of Walker coun- ty:
 The Montgomery Advertiser is a pa per of very high standard. and at all times stands for the right thing be-
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enterprise. It is a great deal of impor- tance to get a paper from the State Capitol at the earliest moment for business reasons, and this Is appre- ciatcd by citizens of Anniston. The paper is sound. one of the soundest in the State"
 J. w Conner. capitalist:
 "The Advertiser exhibits great en- terprise in this undertaking"
 Dr. T L. Smith. dentist
 Being from this section of the State. I especially commend the good work of The Advertiser iE bringing the State news here at the early hour"
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ing us the paper rot too late. Put me down for a years subscription and give them my best wishes"
 Dr. B. M. Kinney. druggist: The Advertiser has always been popular here and with this new arrangement for early delivery 1t will grow in circu latlon and become one of the indispen- sables.'
 Asa B. Fuller. Clerk of Circuit Court: "The old people here have long been admirers of The Advertiser, but we young fellows have been reading other papers on account of The Advertiser not reaching us until the afternoon. This early schedule looks Ike enterprise and up-to-dateness. I will be glad to
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arranged as to make 1t again available to our people"
 George Rowan. capitalist:
 When you read anything in The Ad- vertiser, you may know it Is so, and this is one reason why I like it."
 Hon. J. J. Arnold, lawyer:
 'I have always liked The Advertiser and am glad that through It's great enterprise we are to have 1t again on time. It Is a great paper"
 L. W. Grant. President Alabama In- vestment Company:
 The Advertiser is easily the best paper in the State and has no superior
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

get a paper covering the entire State, containing Statewide news"
 Prof. L. A. Fealy, President Cullman Fruit and Produce Associations: Those fellows are humping around The AdS Vertiser office and if they can reach the towns ahead of or as soon as the other morning papers 1t will be einch that The Advertiser will get the circu- lation, as it is by far the best news paper in the State"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

Captain w. l. McCaa, Director of First National Bank;
 The Advertiser gives the best state news of any paper in the State. and Is newspaper I appreciate not on &C., count of 1t getting nere at the early hour for I have always appreciated It."
 Dr. j. B. Kelly. physician:
 This Is one of the most enterprise ing measure that was ever done by any paper in Alabama. l have been sub scriber for forty years. There Is no
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

The Montgomery Advertiser is a paper which is very widely circulated and the people of Jasper are very glad that this paper will reach them every morning. The managers of this pa- per are to be congratulated on having arranged such a quick delivery of their paper to our town."
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in the South. The people of Jackson will. are to be congratulated on hay ing it again delivered on time. It is a virile, truth telling and fearless news paper, inspiring and helpful to any community in which 1t circulates."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

The Advertiser goes out of Birming
 ham on the following trains; Louis vile and Nashville. northhound. No 6, at 6:l0 a. m: Chattanooga and Meri- dian, No. 2, 5:45 a m; Chattanooga and Meridian express. westbound. No. 2. 5;4S a. m: Frisco ex- press train, No PIP. 6:30 q. m; Firm ingham and Belle Ellen. No. 41. SEQ a, m Birmingham and Meridian. No. 19, 6 20 a. m Nashville and Montgomery. No. g. 6:10 a. m; Macon and Birming-
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The Advertiser Is then put on all out going trains from Birmingham The paper reaches the following principal cities and towns at the following times:
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) Mayor Samuel Blackwell of New Decatur. have always shown my appre-
 ] citation for The Advertiser by talk ing 1t for a number of years.
 regard 1t as one of the best pa- pers in the South. This will put
 ] The Advertiser on an equal foot
 ing with any paper in the State
 because 1t now reaches us at an early hour.
 It Is a paper that has convic- l tion. It Is honest and brave.
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Tho schedulr Of The Advertiser's s North Alabama Special is as follows:
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-25

Public Notice is hereby "iven that by virtue
of judgment of foreclosure entered in che above
entities, s"tioa on the llth day of June 1906, in
favor of the defendant Joseph Henderson and
against the defendant William j. Wheeler for the
sum of Sixty Eight Dollars and Sixty One cents,
and directing a. sale of the premises hereinafter
described 10y the undersigned to satisfy the same,
| will on the 18th day Of September, 1906. at
10 o'clock a m. in person or by under
door of the Court House in the City of Su-
peror in Douglas County, Wisconsin. offer for
sale and will sell to the highest bidder for cash.
all the right title and interest of the above named
defendant VIM. J. Wheeler, lumberman. living in
the First Ward of the City of Superior. Wis, in
and to lots 300 3G2 and 304 on West sth Street in
the townsite of Superior in the City of Superior
in this state and county and all the interest of
any person claiming under him since the 29th
day of December. 1904. and will sell the single
mill machinery, boiler and engine and all apper
tanning thereto and all personal property there
about used as part of the shingle mill thereon.
separately or in connection with the building
and lois as the necessity of the seem for the
beat interest of all concerned or 70 much thereof
as will satisfy the above amount, interest and
costs of sale
Dated This l4th day of July. 1906.
ALEX MCKENZIE,
Sheriff of Douglas County, Wis,
d. f. Roberts. Attorney for Joseph Henderson.
July 2s Sept
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-25
Notice for Public atiSn.
United States Land Office

United States Land Office
Wausau. Wisconsin.
August 8th 1906.
Notice Is, hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3. 1878. entitled An act for the sale Of
timber lands in the States of California Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory" as extended
to all the Public Land States by act of August l..
1892, George M. Bennett. of Douglas county, Wis
consin State, has this day filed in this Office his
sworn statement No. go. for the purchase of the
SEA SEA of Section No, Il, in Township No. As
n, Range No IA w, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for its
timber stone than for agricultural purposes,
and TO establish his claim to said land before the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Douglas County,
Wisconsin, at Superior. Wisconsin. on Monday,
the 22nd day Of October. 1906,
He names as witnesses. Peter Morrsette
George Anderson, John c. Bennett. Gus Dahl
gren. all of Superior, Douglas county. Wisconsin.
Any and all persons claiming, adversely the
above-deserbed lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said % day of
October 1906
JOHN w. MILLER
Aug. ll-Oet, 10 Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-25

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