The Canton times., 1902-04-25
make brighter and swss,..
Ing days Of the reunion i H. D'',' y

As uayS oi the reunion in Dsus
NO season would be allov.s
Gy the rumor-makers witbo1s s
developed and ofttimes ovs,s.l sss
NOR relative to the immss,'91 lsao1
struction of a hundred thouaaa u's's
lar Cor two, or three, Or 'ssaa asa
great number of thousands tss ~,
easy to raise on paper) hot4 ,Ns' =
son. The past winter has S, u
ticularly prolific in rumo,. ''sa
sort, and doubtless the ns,. y
VIII keep up the city's re,''
along this line. But we a,s ,'pa' ~
to say that while 'rumors NOV
and rumors may &C." therA i
citizen OF jackson who, with i!
is going quietly ahead with y, y
Of remodeling the old Edwa,s. A. !,
ana making of it a comfortable
modious and thoroughly NM.
hotel. With $4,000, guided a,s i
trolled by his great knov,ss..
building, the value Of materials
his extensive control of theso
rials, Mr.. I. G. Enochs can do !,
as any other man with twics a, i
the amount he is putting into
hotel. And when he saws th,, I,
son will have good hotel. It i
tied fact that the travelling puhi,
henceforth to eat in comfort and \
in peace where once stood the aue
D..-ling known to fame as tha
wards House. The house will
closed May l for remodeling
when it is opened Jackson will NJ
a good hotel, despite the fact that
rumor-makers had no hand in
business. This Is not the first
thing for Jackson that Mr.. Enocbs
done in his unostentatious but ri
effective way. He and his broth
have helped to make city of
town they found when they located
jackson.
In reply to a number of letters h
correspondents over the State,
take this means of stating that up
the hour of this writing the Cover
and his associates of the bureau d
not given out any appointments,
have they, or Commissioner Henry
yet decided upon the matters Of 5
interest to the public. When they
they will, we feel sure, communal
their decisions to the people, in WI
interest they are laboring. The v
before them is great in its scope,
they have a high duty to perform
the proper performance of the Il
assigned them by the State. H
1t is only just to them and to the
pie that they 60 about the whole
ter with deliberation and give it
full thought. They are now pos
themselves on the matter in Its e
phase, reading and studying about
past expositions, informing themse
as to what the State can exhibit,
they will also visit st. Louis,
over the field and do the very
they can for the State in the loca
of her buildings, etc. AS these IN
are decided upon, the public WI
informed.
AS to the correspondents VINO
interested in the womans eN
(and in particular the eorrespoA
from Warren county,, We can only
as yet that we feel sure the Wome
the State will not suffer at the n
Of the Governor, the commissions
the bureau. The State of Mlssls
has made name and fame throus
the land because of the justice
(unsought) she has treated
women. and because of her sple
generosity to her girls. Now thal
has given them the training anu
opportunity to carve out their
careers, we feel sure that they
have fair showing and cour'
treatment in Mississippi's exnipl
the Louisiana Purchase Exposure
AS to the proposition that the
en- start out to raise a supplem
fund. for a woman's exhibit-wil
difference to the distinguished
making the suggestion-we De
hat it will be better for the
better for the exhibit, better iol
WOMEN, if we will all join hanas
work together for Mississippfs
,ess.
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