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Citation Notice.
nj. bargain in Real Esis' ''s a,

81 acres of good farming land one rournl
east Of Court House in Brookhaven ~, and a
dwelling house, good well OF ~a's snOt. zoe
tortable outhou,es. large garden lls sio' can
chard. all enclosed with sooa ass Or easy 4
had at a bargain either for cas 'u0s n within
ments by applying to the underslS rssldsnes i
days. owner desires to change s,a ,so, oil
win offer extraordinary ind F.F. Brennan
once on
OF ring up 'phone q.
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forts of his model country home re-
Elected.
Peace to his noble spirit and honor
to his memory.
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Prizes Awarded by Parsons, Moreton 4
Company.

The prizes offered by the above firm
sixty days ago to the parties purchas-
ing the most valuable amount of dry
goods and notions up to Feb. l, are now
ready to be awarded If the following
persons will call at the store, they will
receive the prizes;
Mrs. John Alfred Sewing machine
Mrs. Reuben Posey Cooking stove,
Mrs. Nancy Bullock Chamber set
w. Y. Guess Texas saddle.
Tom Williamson Shot gun.
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Persons who can not take ordinary
pills find it pleasure to take DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. They are the best
little liver pills ever made. c. E.
Grafton Drug Co.
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%. Newton, Jr., cashier Bank of Brookhayeu
OF Brookhaven. Miss, do hereby certify that ID
foregoing is a true. fun and exact statement
the assets and liabilities of said bank on The HI
and date named therein aS shown by the boOa
OF same, q. NEWTON, JR,
Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, Msyd
of Brookhaven, and eX-otlicio notary public
and for said city In the county of Lincoln, sts1
of Mississippi, this, the 18th day Of Februarj
1901. j. b. DAUGHTRY,
Mayor and eX-oificio Notary Public
Examined and found correct.
We COLE, Auditor
This eth day of Feb, 1901
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OFFICIAL CITY DIRECTORY.

MAYOR. h. Daughtry.
ALpERMEN-first Ward, J. II. Willoughby;
Second Ward, w. II. Seayey; Third Ward, X.
T. scherck Fourth Ward, A. L. Moreton; City
at-Iarge, Chas. Schnorrenberg.
TREAsURER-Chas. II. Heuck.
CLKRK-w. II. Seayey.
MARsHAIs-R. q. Appewhite.
NIGHT wATCHMAN-I Forsythe.
CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Brennan.
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen hold regu-
lar meetings the first Tuesday evening In every
month.
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A powerful engine cannot be run
with a weak boiler, and we can't keep
up the strain of an active life with q
weak stomach; neither can we stop the
human machine to make repairs. II
the stomach cannot digest enough
food to keep the body strong, such a
preparation as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
should be used. 1t digests what you
eat and it simply can't help but do you
good. c. E. Grafton Drug Company
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Oxford has organized young man S
Business League.
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Mr. John |. Marshall is now keeping
books for the c. f. Grafton Drug Co.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF LIN,
coin COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT.-Brookhaven.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Meets the first Mondays ir
May and November. Robt. Powell, Judge
Canton; 3. =. Oliver, Clerk, Brookhayen.
CHANCERY CoURT-Meets the third Mondays
n February and September. II. c. Conn. Chan
,ellor, Hazlehurst; X. W. MeNair, Clerk, Brook
haven.
SUPERVISORS CoURT-Meets the first Mon
day in every month. Members-District No. 1
W. r. Parsons, President, Brookhayen; Dis
trict No. 2 J. c. Bryant, Brookhaven; District
No. 8, W. J. Williams, Bogue Chitto; District
No. 4, Joseph Sasser. Bogue ChittO; District
No. 5, John Walker. Red Star.
SHERIFF-R. X. Applewhite, Brookhayen.
TREAsURER-D. l.. Easterling Bogue Chitto
AssEssoR-J. c. Cosnahan, Brookhaven.
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATIoN-Edgar
Green. Brookhaven.
SURvEYoR-W. NJ. Russell, Fair River.
CORONER AND RANGER-Geo. y. Lambright
Jr., Brookhaven.
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Millions of people are familiar with
DeWitt's Little Early Risers and those
who use them find them to be famous
little liver pills. Never grippe. c. E.
Grafton Drug Co.
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SELLING OUT AT COST

On account of a contemplated trip
to Europe, am selling out my entire
stock of merchandise in Brookhaven at
cost. Now is the time to secure ex-
traordinary bargains in Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods and Shoes.
Come early and make your selection
before stock is picked over.
NATHkN TNIfInN
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Those samples of spring suits W. P
Hubert, Masonic Temple, is agent for,
are beauties. Look in his window as
you pass.
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Sold by c. E. GRAFTON.
OF Brookhayen, Miss,
On January 81, 1901.


published by direction of Chapter "A nj Ann,
tated Code of lSl?. VI '"AO
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To Subscribers.

February l., 1901.
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OFFICERS SALARIES,

On motion, be it ordained by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the
city of Brookhaven, Miss that the fol-
lowing monthly salaries be allowed
the following officers for the ensuing
term, ending two years from the LIST
Monday in January, 1901:
j. b. Daughtry, mayor .S35 90
W. II. Seavey, clerk 10 90
K. G. Applewhite, marshal --. so 90
L. G. Crawford, removing garb'g 10 90
L. c. Crawford, st. comm. and po-
lice to commence Feb. l, 1901 80 90
The CITY Treasurer shall be entitled
to receive 21a per cent. commission on
all moneys received and discussed by
him.
The City Tax Collector shall be en-
titled to 3 per cent. commissions on all
moneys received by him and turned
into the city treasury.
ExPARTE CHARLES RANDALL.
In this cause, extenuating circum-
stances being shown to the satisfaction
of the Board, it is hereby ordained by
the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of
the city of Brookhaven, Miss, that the
action of the Mayor in remitting fines
Nos. 568 and 500, against Charles Ran
dali, be approved aud spread upon the
minutes. Ayes, Moreton, Schnorren-
berg, Willoughby, Scherck and Seayey;
nays, none.
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned.
J.B. DAUGHTRY, Mayor.
w. III. SEAyEY, Clerk.
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Loans and discounts on personal on.
dorsementS, real estate or collater.
III lnatIriti..-. .NIlNlNl-
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February l., 1901.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-28
THE NEW LIBEL LAW.

IN oil criminal prosecutions or indictments for
libel no conviction shall be allowed 1t the sub
iect-matter OF the publication, whether con-
tanned in newspapers otherwise, relates TO can.
didates for public office, the official conduct of
public officers, or to other matter proper ior
public information or investigation, when IL
is found to the satisfaction OF the jury that
such publication has not been maliciously or
ncglgently made. In all such cases the truth
may he given in evidence to the jury
In all civil action Tor libel the plea Of juatif-
complete defense when it is pleaded and provided
10 the satisfaction of the jury. under the dircc-
ton Of the court, a. in other cases, that the
publication is substantially true and Is proper
for public information or investigation, and has
not beer mllCiously or ncgligently made
IN all civil actions for libel 10 damages shall
be recovered unless it he established to the salts
faction of the jury, under the direction OF the
court, as in other cases, that the publication
has been maliciously or ncgligcntly made; but
where malice or negligence appears such damages
way be awarded as the jury shall deem proper.
No defendant shall be Criminllly tried nor
shall any civil action for damages he maintained
tor the printing or publication Of the same libel
upon the same individual in more than one
county in the state, and all damages shall be
recoverable in one suit.
The act entitled can act relating 20 libel and
It's punishment" approved July !, iso7, and all
acts parts Of acts inconsistent with the pro.
visions OF this act, are repealed.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad,
In Effect Nov. %, 1900.


Tor Philadelphia and New York via ID. \ II.
II r., at Is and 1l.jj a. m, and 2.ls, ia
(Black Diamond ENprc>Sl, and ll.30 =, m. sun
DAYS, ID. Il II. Il. r.. l.5S, ST y. m.
For White Haven, IllzlCton aud principal points
in the coal regions, vi, ID a II. Il. r., Glj,
lis and i27 p m, For PottsNlIc, 6.4j, Els
and AZ p. m.
For Bethlehem, Ei,ton, Reading. Iauisbur,
and principal intermediate stations via u. n II.
Il. r., Gij, 1l.jj 1. m.i rs, i27 tBlack Da.
mond ENpress), ll.30 p. m. Sundays, ID. a IL.
II. r., LIS, s.27 =. m.
For Tnkhannock roWanda, Elmrl, Ithaca,
Geneva and principal intermediate stations VIA
d, l.. X W. Il. r., SIS 4. NJ; i.Oj and I.il
=. M
For Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara FalI',
Chicago aud ali point, west, via d. q H. Il, Il,
ll,5j u M, 3.33 CBlack Diamond ENprcss). '.i>,
l0,i1, ll.30 p. M. sundays, D. & II. Il. r.,
ll,j5. S27 p. m.
Pullman plrlor and sleeping or Lchish Valley
parlors cars on all trains between Wilkes, ,Barrt
and New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo and su5'
pcrsion Bridge.
RoILIN II. WILBUR, Gen. Supt,, e6 Cortland
street, New York
CHARLES s. LEE, Gen. Pass. Ast. % Cortland
street. New NurI.
\ ". NONNEMACHER, Div PAS. Ast,, South
BCthlphCm, Pa.
For ticket, aud Pullman reservation, apply to
3Or LlCkawanna avenue, scranton, Pa.
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The substance OF the changes from
existing law made in the new libel law,
upon which all parties at Harrisburg
have now agreed, is embodied in the
section which provides that in civil
actions for libel. where malice or negli-
gence appears to the jury under the
direction of the court as in other
cases, such damages may be awar ell
as the jury shall deem proper. They
do not have TO be proved; they may be
inferred. Thus yellow Journalism, by
its eXccsses, is responsible for "a tight
cning of the laws restrictive power
upon newspaper privilege which would
otherwise not have been sustained by
public sentiment. yellow journalism Is
In fair way to be destroyed BY its
own mendacity.
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Treat All Alike.

q - IMPORTANT revenue bill
~ introduced BY Representative
" Hosack Of Allegheny pro-
poses 10 levy Oil the capital
Of faruisn Generations having th-ir
chiar place o. buainyss and doing the
prxiclpal part Of their business within
the state The same tax or "bonus"-
onesthird of one per cert--now levied
upontthe capital Of corporations organ
ized under the laws of Pennsylvania.
Two years ago this bill passed the
house unanimously but came to grief
In the senate. This year efforts are
being made to smother it in commit
tee, one of the arguments used being
hat inasmuch as its author is an in
surgSnt," the bin is dangerous
suph an argument should have no
weight with any sclf-rcspecting mem
Der. The bin on its face Is a fair and
lust measure, calculated 10 add ap.
preclably 10 the revenue Of the COM
monwealth, as well as TO correct a
manifest injustice whereby men who gu
into corporations under the laws of
Pennsylvania are discrmna ed against
by the taN-gdthering power as COM
pared With he men who seek Vide
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ALWAYS BUSY.

Nos. IA anil ilo wyoming Avenue

We place On sale Monday morning:
800 pairs OF y,utnE and boys shoes. all
sizes 's'.'sss's''.. '.'s..s.,.'''''''''''' 'OV'
200 pairs Of mems fine house slippers, all
slHts .'.'ss.'ss,......... .s.....s.'ss''''' 'i'c
sOo pair Of mens rubbcrs, toes q little nav
row ..,..... ...,...,. .....,.....,....'''s' s'''.
FOR WOMEN.
We have special attraction in:
500 pairs ct mSses' and girls Sl.2j shoes,
which VIC sell for .............,..........jo
These shoes arc well bult--toes square, conl'
mon sense good quality. Never q better bar
gain in shoe leather.
800 pairs OF ladies' comfort shocs--not
pair worth less than ,j cents. Take them
1t sssssssss...'ss...s..s... .sss'''''''''
We have Ave 800 cases of ladies' rubbeis--
the 40 and 50 cent knd--take 'cm at ...,2jo.
We have no other stores. We have no branch
stores. We have been here since lSss, paying
100 cents on the dollar and disoounting ON
bills. We ht more feet than any other shoe
store in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Our shoes
ars honest. So are our prices.
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Those who recall how bitterly the so.
called reform elements in our state
politics two years ago fought the Nc
Carrell bill, divcsting the district at
torney OF excessive power to stand
aside jurors, and now Savagely the adj
Vocatcs of that measure, among them
Judge Archibald, of this city We're at
lacked in the insurgent newspapers,
are finding it difficult to account for
The fact that the same bill under an
other name has been permitted to SO
through the present legislature almost
without opposition. The circumstance
illustratcs the insncerity Of the out
cry against the McCarrcll bill and
proves conclusivcly that it was not
aimed for the general welfare but at
COLONEL Quay then on trial before the
Philadelphia courts. No wonder such
hypoorisy does not find favor among
fairsnlinded people.
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TEN PAGES.
SCRANTON. FEBRUARY Is, 1901.

The passage Of the new charter bill
ripper and all, is indicated in last
nights vote. The margin is small but
It will doubtless grow ere the vote is
'akcn on final passage. When Finn
tipped Bigclpw out Of the Pittsburg
dictatorship of public safety he lighted
the fuse that has exploded mine be-
meath him The ripper is drastic but
the provocation is extreme.
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Lord Ro,ebcry Is quoted by cable as having
said in a speech before a British chamber OF
commerce Jan. III, 1891, that the chief rivals 70
he feared by Great Britain "arc America and
Germany" "Thc alcrtrcss Of the Americans"
he continued, "thcir intGlculuble natural re.
sources, their acutcncS1, their enterprise their
| vast population, which will in all probability
within the next twenty wears reach l0o,O00,00o
make them very Formidable competitors with
! ourselves. And with the Germans their slow
but sure pcrsstcucy, their scientific methods aud
| their conQuerug spirit, devoted lS these qu3li-
| ties are at this moment to preparation for trade
warfare, make them also, in my judgment. little
| less redoubtabc than the Americans There Is
| one feature of the American competition which
| seems to me especially formidable, and as ] have
not seen IL largely noticed, perhaps yon will
| excuse me for calling attention to II. We are
| daily reminded Of the gigantic fortunes which
| are accumulated in America, fortunes TO which
nothing in this country bears any relation what.
| ever, and which in themselves constitute an
| enormous commercial force. Tho Americans, rs
! II appears, aIc scarcely satisfied with these in.
| dvidull fortunes, but use them, by combination
! in trusts. to make capital and power which,
| welded rs it is by Cnc or two minds is ALMOST
irresistible, and that, rs il seems TO me, il con.
| contrlted upon Great Britain as an engine in the
| trade warfare is a danger which We cannot AFFORD
q disregard. suppose 4 trust OF many millions,
o2 4 faw men combined 30 to compete with any
trade H. this country by mlerselllng all its pro.
I duets. even at considerable loss to themselves,
and We can see in that what are the possibilities
/ of The commercial outcome of the immediate iu.
! tUIc."
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open charters in Jersey or Delaware
and then come back into Pennsylvania,
scot free Of bonus tax, and compete
with the domestic corporations
Treat ali alike is a good motto in
taxation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-28

lin the field Of boot and shoe production
Hardly more than ten years ago the United
states imported shoes from Europe especially W''
mems footwear from Austria, while other graves
were made Of leather imported from England ava
! Germany Today IL not only makes its entire
supply of leather at home and exports 1t IN con'
siderable quantities, but u Hoods Europe WIN
| rcadymadc shoes, competes with the products o'
cheap labor In England. establishes shoe depots
in Paris and even in the principal cities OF Ger
! many That the United States by reason oil It's
richness ia mineral oils and aided by its unrivaled
facilities Tor refining and transporting TINS IN
| tcinatonal necessity, controls the petroleum
| trade Of the world and is held in check only by
| Russia Is well known. The experience OF TIE
past few months proves that within not iar
| distant period, thc coal of the United states
| will play the same role IN the markets OF the
| world. The Union has reversed the old adagc,
| IT is ridiculous to carry Goals TO Newcastle
| Tor today anthracite Goals from Pennsylvania are
| actually exported TO England Incidentally IL
may be remarked that the typcwriting mach'n
with which this article is written. a' well as the
| thousands--nay, hundreds OF thouSinds-oi othcis
| that in use throughout the world, was made
| in America; that II stands on an American tdplc'
/ in an office furnished with American desks, booN'
| cases, and chains, which cannot be made IN
| Europe OF equal quality so practical and con
| vcnicnt, for a similar price. The list OF such
| articles, apparently mnimportant in themselves,
but in their aggregate number and value OF the
| highest significance. could lie extended indetl'
| nitely. But IL would seem more interesting and
| Characteristic to cite the fact that an American
| syndicate is now planning, and has even taken
| the initial steps in a scheme to take in hand
| the whole slcepng.car service ol Europe, TO I'M
| prove IL and make it cheaper than Is now posi-
| bic Moreover, American manufacturers OF un'
| dcrclothng, gloves, and mems clothing as well
is women's cloaks--a articles which few yeats
| ago were exported in vast quantities from Europe
! to the United Stans-Irc already beginning TO
calculate how they can place theii surplus output
| In European markets.
| The ffemdtnblitt's conclusion /, that Europe
| "must fight Amiicanism with its own methods !
the battle must be fought with their weapons,
, aud whrreyor possible their weapons must be
bettcrcd and improved 10y US. IN, TO speak with
other and more practical word., Gcimany-Europc
must adopt improved ard progressive methods
in every department OF industry must use more,
and more effective, machinery. Manufactures H.
! well as merchants must VO to America, send
their assistants and workingincn not merely 10
supcriciay observe the methods there employed,
/ but to study them thoroughly, TO adopt them,
| and wherever possible to improve upon them,
| lust Americans have done and are still dons;
| in Europe"
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Recruits Wanted.

WANTED FOR u. ;. ARMY: ABLE BODIED,
unmarried men between ages OF II and Gj:
citizens OF United States, Of good character ard
temperate habits, who can speak, read and
write English. Recruits specially desired ior
service in Philippines For information apply
TO Recruiting Office, l23 Wyoming ave-, Scran.
ton Pa.
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Erie end Wyoming Valley.

I me Table I'm Eject sept, IL, 1900
IIain, Ton illwlcv auu local points, connect
ing at IIlvlcy With Lrc railroad Tor New Nu,f.
Ncwhurg and intermediate points, leave Sgllu.
tou at LO5 a. M, and 2,2I p. m.
Trains arisr 1t Scranton al 1890 a. N, aud
ala p, m.
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LEGAL.


THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The STOCkHOLD.
els OF the LaCkawanna Iron and Steel Com.
pany, for the election Of directors and trinsIC.
tion of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting. win be held at The
Office Of the Company in the City OF Scranton.
Pennsylvania, on Wednesday, March 9th. lyCl.
at . O'Clock p. NJ. The polls will remain open
for one hour. The Transfer Books will be clo,cd
on February cath, 1901, and rcopcrcd ON March
9TH, 1901. }. T.. IlGGINSON,
Secretary.
Scranton, Pa, February 20, 1901.
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one of the most distressing features
about the revival of the Sampson con-
troversy is the vast amount of pent
up eloquence that Is liable to be let
loose in congress and at other gather
lngs where restless Ciccros are await
ing opportunities to hnd fault with ev-
erything connected with the course Of
the war department and the adminis-
trutipn
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General Gomez evidently believes
that there are too many politicians in
cuba at present, who are anxious to
make u record.
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the moving van will cause the eyes OF
the plumber to turn green with envy.
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Central Railroad of New Jersey.

station, In New luN-Euut ol Lihcrty street.
- r. ami South Feny.
TIliE TABLL N EFFECr nov q. 1909
Trains leave Syautou Tor New York, Newark
Elizabeth. Pilsd,phia Et.tul, Bethlehem, Al.
lcutowu, MauyG Chunk and White iluyen at : 80
o. m; cXprcss, llr; express $50 2. M SmdayS
2,lj p, m.
For Pittstou and Nilhc,.rruo. $50 a. M, 10
and $50 u. M ~mdt.,, 2,ii p. M.
For B.ltimplo and Washington, aud points
south and West via lrthvbpm, $50 q, m; to
md J. - D. m. sundays, 2.l5 D. M.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, o,c,, Jt SO
! q. m. and Ito p, NJ,
For RrJdmg, lebanon Iau iiWri~hmg. via Al.
lcutowu. s.3U q. m. and 10 D. M, Nmdi, g.
1,li p. m,
For Pottsyiilc, $50 d, M, AMI llO y. IN.
Through tickets 20 all point, east, south and
west at lowest Yates Jt the station.
II. =. BALDWIN, Cen, Pass. AgL
J. IT, OLllACNEN, Gen. supt.
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The people who are advising the
striking silk workers TO stand firm APP
pear TO be largely in the majority
when compared with the sympathizers
who are willing to contribute cash to
enable the girls TO hold out.
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II has been evident Tor some time that thc
United states, not content with having solved
that part OF the problem Of economy OF pro
duclion which relates to processes Of manuiac
turo and the utilization oi labor, has been drltt
iue iuStinCtivcly to ward the larger question of
the concentration OF capital As the logical Gc
y,iopmcnt Of the same general idea Of reducing
c1N' and increasing the margin of ploht. The
question is larger because it has a more direct
and morc general bearing upon the economic and
social life Of the uatioa, upon the interests, real
or imagined, OF the whole body polite We
have to do with il here only because OF its rc.
Ltou to and possible ohcct upon our foreign
| trade, aud it is interesting TO know that 50
thoughtful an observer As Lord Roscberv per.
,ciyos in the ,impidcltion Of the usc Of capital
IA thr Cuited states which is going ont may
he said cNpgrimentally, to large extent a. yet.
| 4 tremendous power in thc commercial rivalry o,
| the world.