The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-20
IT WAS SPLENDID.
Charleston Exposition Edition
News and Observer.
Many Expressions of Praise For Great Edition
Illustrating the Great Exp sition Of
South Carolina.

Exposition member of the News and OBJ
server of last Sunday when twenty four
lagos, illustrated and filled with an in
teresting account of both Exposition and
the city of Charleston, and containing a 5
well the latest news of the world, was
issued, has been a most gratifying one.
kilograms expressive of this have been
received from Charleston. the press of
North Carolina already give it high praise
as a great edition, while words of warm
commentator come TO it from visitors to
the city and residents of Raleigh.
Where so many speak in high terms of
the publication it is impossible to repeat
all that is said of it, but here are the
remarks of a few, selected from among
the many kind expressions heard con-
corning the issue:
ut is great edition and the enter
prise of the News and Observer will be
of great benefit to the Charleston EXPOSE
ton. It's charms could have been pre-
santed TO the people of North Carolina by
no better means. "-Governor Charles b.
Aycock.
at was great paper and will so thor
oughly advertise the Charleston EXPOSE
ton that it will draw thousands to. it who
but for this publication of the value of a
visit to Charleston would not have gone"
Col. ]. Bryan Grimes, Secretary of
State.
The Charleston Exposition Edition of
the News ard Observer reflects great
credit upon both the editorial and me-
chanical departments of the paper. The
edition deserves great praise as does the
always energetic News and Observer
management. Every person who proposes
to visit Charleston during North Caro-
lima week-and every North Carolinian
should go--should obtain a copy of this
edition and read It, 1t is a publication
that will aid vastly in drawing crowds to
Charleston. Hon. R. d. Gilmer, Attor-
eny General.
Like all other special editions of the
News and Observer it was great. The
paper did splendid piece of advertising
for Charleston. 1t is broad guaged and
does not limit it's great work inside OF
State lines."-Hon S. l.. Patterson,
Commissioner of Agriculture.
at was interesting, handsome and a
true picture of the Exposition. The
News and Observers work is always
magnificent, and it kept up its record"
Hon. Franklin Mcneil, Chairman Cor
poration Commission.
"a fine number, a splendid piece OF
newspaper enterprise. The News and
Observer did great work for Charleston
and it's Exposition. Mr.. w. f. Faison,
Assistant Commissioner of Labor and
Printing.
AN excellent publication. 1t will with.
cut doubt be of great benefit to Charles
ton. 1t presents its claims for patronage,
in a most attractive way" Hon Eben
Alexander, of the State University.
i think your special Charleston Expo
sition edition is indeed a credit to the
News and Observer. 1t would be a credit
to any newspaper published in the South.
1t shows wonderful degree of enterprise
and energy, and will be the means. I be-
lieve. of sen1ing thousands of people to
the Charleston Exposition, and will do the
city of Charleston a great deal of sub
stantial good John C. Drewry,
State Agent Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, of Newark.
at was a very fine edition and will
prove a great nelp to Charleston in at
the last year the News and Observer has
shown the most remarkable enterprise in
journalism. Rev. T. N. Ivey, editor Raj
eigh Christian Advocate.
1T was a spleadd edition and will at
tract the attention of the people Of the
State to the Charleston Exposition. Mr..
G. E. Johnson, President Mechanics Dime
Savings Bank.
ut was a fine stroke of journalistic
and Charleston is going to reap
a great benefit from it.''-Prof. E. P.
Moses, Superintendent Raleigh Public
Schools.
IAN excellent edition. One of the best
ever issued by the News and Observer. 1t
is going to increase North Cardinals
at the Charleston EXPOSE
ton. Mr.. r. T. Gray, Attorney Law.
81 think it only one instance in line
with progressive work of the News and
Observer all along the line. We are all
brightly proud of the News and Observer
up our way.'-Mr. Hugh G. Chatham. of
E.kin, President North Carolina Railroad
Company.
you have certainly rendered a great
assistance to Charleston and to South
Carolina by your magnificent edition. The
value of the edition to Charleston can
hardly be appreciated. Mr.. B. II. Welch. |
of Newberry, S. c., an attorney now Wis
iting Raleigh.
And so it goes, with kind words about
the edition to which time and attention
were devoted. 1t is with great sense of
appreciation that the News and Observer
prints the kind things said of it's Char
lesion Exposition Edition.