Bandon recorder., January 16, 1902, Image 4

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Admiral Schley was called to the
White House to talk with President
Roosevelt.
Admiral Dewey aud wife went to
the Florida beach on account of Mrs.
Dewey's health.
The garrison at Puerto Principe,
have been ordered home, and will
soon leave Cuba.
Tuatmiv Jan 7
Senator Morgau calls tor an in­
quiry into the relations of railroad
This paper is entered at the Bandon poet companies and Panama Cana),
offloe as Seoond-elaas Matter.
The Chiuese court has returned to
Pekin.
P. FI8HEB, NEWSPAPER ADVfK-
• tisinn Agent, 21 Merohanta' Exchange. The population of the entire United
San Franoiaeo, is onr authorized a«ent.
States is 84,233.069.
This paper is kept on file in his oilice.
Papers were tiled in the Supreme
Court
iu the case of Minnesota against
THURSDAY. JAN. 1«, l'JOS.
the railroad trust.
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W idiiiwh Jan
EDITORIAL.
Much baa been said and written
about regulating trt.eta by law, and
there are said to be laws »officient to
control the trusts provided the laws
are enforced. However this may be
trusts seem to thrive on law and it
begins to appear that they are more
Jeikly to control laws than laws are to
control trusts. Take the tariff pro­
tection for instance) that kind of law
is as good for a trust as corn is for a
lean bog.
What is Public Opinion Worth I
In a railroad collision in N. Y„ 17
were killed aud 40 others injured.
In a train wreck near Ogden the
firemau was killed and three mon in­
jured.
Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco as­
sumed the duties of his office to-day.
T bvbrdat Jan. 9
The House passed the canal bill by
30N to 2 votes.
The opposition is completely dis­
couraged by the House vote.
A canal to water 40,(XM) acres will
bo built in Malheur County Oregon.
F uidav
Jan 10
Chamberlain was violently abused
n t be German Roichstuy.
Damaging testimony against Neely
and Rathbono was introduced at the
Havana trial.
French bark Asie is again on even
keel.
Most persons stand in awe of pub-
lio opinion without so much as a
thought of inquiry into what consti­
tutes publie opinion, or as to the
correctness of its conclusions.
N atubdiy Jan 11.
Public opinion is the general con­
Mitclioll may secure modifications
sensus of opinion, or the agreement of the Philippine tariffbil).
arrived »1 by the majority of rec­
There are 900 cases of smallpox in
ognized writers and speakers upon London.
any given subject, aud is as nearly cor­
The Kaiser’s yacht Hobenzollern
rect, as is the knowledge of the writers will visit New York when the now
and speakers perfect, nothing less, yacht is launched.
nothing more, provided an honest
Croker retires from the leadership
expression has been given.
of Tammany.
To the above should be added an­
Coloue) W. M. Ilidpath, of Spokane
other and broader degree of public announces his candidacy for Congress.
opinion which is the expression of
Portland baa shipped over l,CC0,00l)
the general public, or the mass of bushels of wheat since January 1.
mankind upon any and every subject
S unday Jan 13
e 9
that comes up for consideration, aud
A Sioux City company will build a
|he correctness of the verdict can be
beet-syrup plant in Portland.
no higher tbar) the knowledge of the
A family of seven perished in a fire
body is which produces it.
at
Buffalo.
To demonstrate what is meant by
Mme.
Nordica was injured in a
this article, and to show the discrep
train
wreck
in Georgia. Tho engin­
ancies with which public opinion is
freighted, a few propositions appear eer was killed and three others were
injured.
below as illustrative of the truth of
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the statement giveu above.
F. E. Coulter who lectured here a
When Edison conceived tho prin­
ciples of convoying sound distinctly fort night ago, is receiving some
by electricity, so that one person rather uncanny notoriety in this
might ialk to auother person situated county. At Riverton he is said to
hundreds of miles distant, or when have departed without so much as
bo conceived the idea of bottling up thanking the laudlord or even enquir­
or registering souud, aud reproducing ing the amount of the bill, and from
jt at will, who but one «lauding Myrtle Point comes the tale that he
equally informed as to the possibilities pocketed a bottle of charcoal tablets’
of the principles under consideration and started off without liquidating.
could claim the right to pass Judg­ However ba ;>aid for the tablets upon
ment a» to whether Mr. Edison was the proprietor calling attention to the
matter. Below is a clipping from
fight or wrong in bis premises.
W ben Daguerre conceived, in a the Myrtle Point Enterprise:
“Frank E. Coulter the temperance
very limited degree, the possibilities
pf photography, he had to face and lecrurer and preacher, who was at
çombat the adverse opinions of the this place last week, and this week,
has liven making bits at Coquille and
world-
When Galileo told to tho world the Marshfield, failed to impress the peo­
theory that the earth is round and ple with scything except that be is a
that it revolves upon its axis, the in­ first class petty thife. Before leaving
quisition represented public opinion, town be took occasion to visit Dr.
and Galileo was summoned before it Beep’s drug store and while the doc­
to auswer for the so-called heresies he tor’s back was turned the temperance
reformer slipped a package of char­
was charged with teaching.
There are many instances on rec­ coal tablets, valued at ten cents, into
ord which prove the fallacy of public his pocket. Dr. Leep becoming
opinion. Who, but a man enlightened suspicious at Coulter's actions went
as Moses was, is able to understand to the door after be had left and saw
all that Moses taught? The same is him in the act of taking a dose of the
true of Paul and the apostles, while “cure all’’ mediciue. Dr. Leep called
only perfect intelligence can compre­ him back and made him cough up
hend that which is circumscribed in the price of the medicine, which be
the life aud teaching of Jesus of did, not denying tho charge of swiping
the package. Coulter has a shady
Nazarptb.
Truth never has been demonstrated reputation and will bear watching.’’
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by public opinion, nor is it the off­
spring of public opinion. On the
Myrtle Point Enterprise: J, T.
contrary, it has ever hBd to battle for MeCormae, of Marshfield, has pur­
its existence, and hew its way into chased l.J miles of waler frontage on
public favor by its power to cleave the Coquille river at Cedar Point. He
ignorance and demonstrate beyoud the will build a large boom—one that will
shadow of a doubt its right to exist.
hold 3,000,000 of logs.
Ignorance has al.vays been stub­
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born to yield, and it has held its
8100 Howard 8100.
sway in the face of reason until forced
The readers of this paper will be
from one stand to another by the
cleverness of truth to demonstrate its pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
solidity.
This has always boon the way with been able to cure in all its stages and
mankind, aud doubtless will be until that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
such time when the race as a whole is the only possitive cure now known
discovers that what is known is but a to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
small part of the intelligence that ex’ being a constitutional disease, re­
ists, and each person is advanced to quires a constitutional treatment
that degree of knowledge where the Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter­
possibilities of truth begin to unfold. nally acting directly upon the blood
Viewed from its true standpoint, and mucous surfaces of the system,
and especially in its broader sense thereby destroying the foundation of
public opinion is, aud always has been, of the disease, and giving the patient
u bulldog sitting in the gate-way of strength by building up the constitu­
progress to retard the march of the tion and assisting nature in doing its
human family to higher intellectual work. Tho proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers, that they
development.
In the world’s march toward higher offer one Hundred Dollars for any
intelligence the few lead and the case that it fails to cure. Send for
Address,
many follow after when it becomes I ; list of testimonials.
impossible to linger longer because F. J.C iiexf . y A Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Hold by druggists, 75c.
of the force and energy of those who
Hall’s family Pill are best
blaze an 1 hew out th« way.
Ncliwab Tells France That
Europe 1» Far Behind
Times.
P aris , Jan. 8—Le Journal prints
an interview this morning with
Charles M. Schwab, president of the
United Slates Steele Corporation,
who defends trusts as a necessary
outcome of an advanced state of civ­
ilisation. Mr. Schwab says that the
countries where trusts do not exist
are destined to abandou the struggle
for commercial supremacy. He says
that the trusts have uothing to fear
from socialism, and that the American
workmen are better paid and happier
under the trust system. Wbeu people
earn good wages, be says, their rights
do not trouble them.
Mr. Schwab said further that the
commercial power of the Uuited
States is unlimited and nuliinitable.
He says she will inundate France
with her products aud force the
French industrial classes to ubandon
he struggle. America is only begin­
ning. The Old World has no idea
what the Uuited States will become a
quarter of a century hence. All here
belongs to the middle ages. Mr.
Schwab npproves of the French plan
of industrial schools in the United
Slates, but expresses bis fears that
the graduates of these schools, when
they return to France, will be par­
alyzed by the old ideas prevalent
here, aud will do little or nothing.
Le Journal also announces that it
is iu receipt of a letter from M. Le
baudy denying any connection with
the reported gift of $1,000,000 to the
University of Chicago for the estab­
lishment of a Freuch school in con
nection with that institution.
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situated between Floras Lake and the coun­
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