The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-07
Such beipe true it is the duty

alone. Such being true 1t is the ou'y |
80 the association to discuss the matter'
select a committee composed oi l's
most successful newspaper uen' on"
let them get together and adopt an ao-
vart;sement, subscription and ]oo ra'o
+hat will insure a living and pront lor
every paper and member OF tne assoo.a
ton. who can adopt it at WILL 10 soy
II can't be done is folly, for knowing
the cost of labor, material ana circui
ton. any boy who can repeat inc in.
tiplication table can calculate tne Prio1
10 charge. In proof of what say !
refer YOU to page s. Of the lnlano
printer of April (and right here let me
saw this is a book every newspaper lnan
IN mississippi, whether he be editor OF
printer, should subscribe Tor II nc oe
sires to improve or inform himself on
bic busiuess), and you will see rate
, I'd made by Harry M. Kenny, OF Car
) ! isle Pa. which shows it can De sue
\ cessfully done. Now let this work OF
q reformation and organization be taken
a mn at once. The president OF the or
I panization should appoint commi''ees
9 TODAY to look into this matter discuss
: Il ON your trip to the West it possible
a and shane it for the next meeting al
tho next association let there De q
# three days business meeting neio ~. ~
q the citv from which the association VIII
n take it's pleasure trip for the discussion
m and transaction of business reia'i'e ~
If the organization. Again, we woui'
"a sngoest that the business to De ols
~ cussed be announced in the minutes o
=, this meeting and sent to every newspa
m ner in the State, so that our eoi'oi
.ss NAV see that the old order has taken o
ew life and that their interests az
>. mand that they connect themselves WIZ
the organization. If such course
u" nursued at this meeting l feel that
~ will increase the interest in the organ
- cation. reclaim many old MEMBERS
'a' now ones. and result in gener
Dor good to all. -.
,si- Mississippi owes much to the pre-
rtb for the great industrial movement w
;s now being inaugurated all over I
commonwealth, which portends IN
,tlv few years to rank it among tne n's :.
manufacture, agriculture and weal'
The duty of preserving her history Ia
a. much to the press as it does to
: - historian in giving to the coming g
Grafton the truth from living ups
Ii ;mnartial pens. To the press II loo
for the unfolding of political semen
and to the exposure OF men VINO wo
90 destroy the honor and integrity Oh
SsiS Stat, in order to secure once
cenU o,ver With such duties-import
'nelr 5nt;es-as these devolving upon us 1t
'l~ mands that our meetings De given
ouv to something more than pleasure
II" that we NAV prepare ourselves to III
Ne~N the trust imposed and at the same
nere' aor from our fields sufficient mar
woiN To live upon and meet our oollgat
49, while we are carrying them OUT
sand The MANY friends of Hon. John
their Allen will regret to learn that ne
e not stricken with paralysis-right sioe
d out his home in Tupelo on the $50 ulC'
,vban l. honed that he will soon be hin
10 the again.
profit. Hon r. f. Larkin has been appol
d the circuit Judge of the Fourth dlstri'
three place of Judge Fla. Montgomery "
paper term expired June %.
E only 81 hos recommends
per ,, boards of supervisors that assesso
wo'A allowed thirty days extension II
cave marathon of assessment rolls, beca'
So his his the delay in receiving them fro
mount printer.
he job, Governor Longino, Auditor ool
obbing torney-General McClurg and Cnle
ditors. tice Whitfield will not be in hur
the in another fishing experience on the
ctually They encountered severe storr
as a II seemed for time as If there
but to he several vacancies in high stat
Idopteo fill.
expe- .....o5 vote of Mississi
q in the ,oOo will be fully 15O,OOO-say
notlce white and 10000 colored- Wh'
simply registrars complete their wo'
iegis,a total. by counties, will appear Il
~ columns
!. - Flour is rising--in price as we
tive e act cooking.