The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
SUPERIOR NEWS SERVICE
 IS WARMLY COMMENDED
Agents of The Advertiser in North Alabama Are Kept Busy Filling Orders for
 the Paper.

ham, No. 2, $40 a. m: Atlanta and Fir mingham.. No. 3s 6:40 G. m: Atlanta. Rockmart and Birmingham, No. 32. 6.3s 2. m.; Birmingham, AttalIa and Calera, No. 46. 8:35 a. m.
 Goes to Ali Alabama.
 With It's policy of going forward all of the time The Advertiser has over- come all of the obstacles in it's way tically every city, town and community in Alabama almost simultaneously with the time when the people of Montgnn- cry get their morning newspaper.
 For long time. because of poor train connections, The Advertiser was unable to reach Western Alabama at reasonable hour. A motor car was pur- chased by The Advertiser Company. was provided It leaves Montgomery at a. m. every day in the year, rum ming over the tracks of the Western to connect with westbound and south bound trains, thereby carrying The Ad- vertiser to homes which before that time had not received the newspaper until late in the evening and in some cases until the following day. Then came the necessity for The Ad- vertiser North Alabama Special. Friends of the newspaper in that great and growing section demanded that The Advertiser should reach them earlier. The demand was met by leasing spe- cial train.
 mus IT IB that the fnAnAk otu6uk 0A The Advertiser now sends the newspa- per to every community of the State at an hour when readers of morning newspapers expect the news Mobile gets The Advertiser each morning by o'clock, Selmians can read the news of the day by o'clock each morning. Pensacola people buy their Advertisers each morning by o'clock, while the good people of East and West Alabama get their papers long before the noon hour. Before Il o'clock each morning the Huntsville man may read of dis astrous fire in Abbeville, while the Gadsden man who Is interested in political meeting in Dothan will know all about 1t if he is a subscriber to The is Interested in Baldwin County he may turn confidently to Tie Advertiser and if the man in Winfield wants to learn of the day's doings In Opelika his Ad- vertiser will inform him.
 The great mineral district, through The Advertiser Is enabled to keep In constant touch with the great shipping points for Alabama industries. Mobile and Pensacola. where The Advertiser maintains news bureaus and the cotton mill interests of North Alabama daily receive complete news reports Of tho great agricultural sections to the South.
 Pride in it's News.
 These are not mere statements to catch the unwary. Ola subscriDers 10 this newspaper know they are true The Advertiser brides itself on its news service. The management Insists that tha report of every news happening within tho bounds of the State shall he more complete in The Advertiser than in any other Alabama paper. To do this the management expcnds vast sums for correspondents, and telegraph tolls.
 The Advertiser is in daily touch with the affairs a the State Capitol, in which all Alabamians are interested. Its corps of Montgomery reporters gather ali of the nows of the Capital City. In addition to this. great sums of money are daily expended by the management of the paper in securing the news Of every county seat and town of import ance in the State. while stan corre- rect touch with the great news and in- dustrial features of the entire State. The Advertiser prints the complete rec ports of the Associated Press. taking both day and night services.
 Both the Western Union Telegraph Company are patronized by The Adver- tiser, while the long distance telephone service is lfberally used. Correspond ents are instructed to spare no tele- graphic or telephonic expense to pro- vide the paper with the news of Ala
 There are -Four telephones. three leased telegraph wires and three tele- graph operators employed In The Ad- vertiser's handsome building which, by the way. is the finest newspaper butlds Ing In the State and ne of the most complete in the South.
 The Advertisers North Alabama Spe- cial ms been met with the greatest favor by the public. It has filled a de- sire of the people.
 The train will carry passengers when there are passengers who desire 10 make the trip. but it was chartered to carry The Advertiser to the homes of North Alabama.