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è o • • I — The Anti-Fly Crusade Aiwtng the m toy '‘ant»" ci ts.ides, otic against the fl» merits approba tion. Unless the doctors and germ scientists are all wrong, tbe fly is not only an anno\ ing but a dangerous little beast. Physicians, scientist*, ento'iiologists. hygienists, board* oi health pure food societies, anti tuberculosis societies, and even civic improvement leagues and business men's associations, all denounce the fly and urge pe.-ple to make war upon it. The reasons h ive been stated re— |>eatedly in this paper. Flies are bted in filth, and they carry multi tudinous disease get ms on their feet, with which, if given opportunitv, they settle on all sorts of food. It has been proven that they carry the bacilli of typhoid, tuberculosis, it» testinal diseas» s and dysentery. It is a disseminator of disease, anti therefore an enemy of human lite It is an insidious, lurking yet an la- cious pest. It cannot be exter minated, but it can be kept out of most houses, with vigilant care One man has computed th it the descendants of one fly diirin^a sin gle season, if they should all live, might number over 8,000,000.000. Perhaps he got to multiplying and forgM to stop, but flies do multipl} so rapidly that everv possible elf >rt should be made to leave exposed no oftal or filth which can become a breeding place for them. Much of the impure milk is ma le so by the fly. It is liable to leav» disease germs in any h>»fd with which it comes in contact. It issi.mc trou ble and a little expense to keep flit s out of a house, but drugs, doctors and undertakers are more expensive anti troublesome. The Merchants' Assoc ation of New York has issued the following directions for protection against the fly: “Keep flies away from tbe sick Allow? no decaying material t> ac cumulate on your premises Destroy all refuse or cover it with lim * 01 kerosene. Screen all footl, b >:lt in houses and stores. Keep all gat b »g< receptacles covered anil the vessel« sprinkled with lime or oil Keep t'i stable manure tn a vault or pit, ami sprinkled with kerosene, lime <>1 other preparations See that yout sewerage is tight. Four kerosene in the drains. Screen al! windows a" I doors. The less the number of flies, the greater will be mankind's peart- health and happiness Hence the anti fly crusade is worth while It is everybody’s duty, to himself and others, to do what he can to get rid of flies. — Portland Journal. Up at Coquille there has been considerable excitement over tin condition of the city water, owing to the appearanc e of germs that did not seem to be the moat pure, lait the Sentinel «dated last week that the impurities would probably soon be removed and the water again en tirely pure. The water supply of a city is something that demands the most care'til attention, and every in dication of impurities should be ini mediately eradicated. if you know an item of news call us up and tell us about it. II any of your friends come to see you, »»■ I want to know it, or if you are going away on a visit, we want to know that. |ust phone to us. drop ns a line in the post office, or call at this office personally and tell us and we will do the rest. The R ecorder wants to get all 'he local news at all time*. Capt. Olsen of the Steamer Eliza beth has moved fits family to Ban don and they «till now be regular nmiiienta of this city, Bandon pe< • file «ill gl.allv welcome them to our social circles. Administrator's Notice Notice is hereby given that the un..’erign<\l bar been appointed adnnniatratnr E/ntna N. j. nes. deceased, by goo, and all person« order oi the an County Court oi Coo* County, • aid estate ate required the estate oi of State hav.ng claim« to pec-ent ■ii month* from the date oi this oi Ore. against the them with.n notice with the proper vouchee« Io the undent ned ndminotratcr at the oftce oi in G. T. Treadgold Band to. Coo« County. Oregon. Dated thia 19th dav oi May. 1910. G. T. lrr.r^id »b« *mwrfatufan monkey shaped man than his oppo- ■ ■ant Not long after thia Mias Meredith i concluded to walk to the village. Iler mother told her she had better go in > HAS A SELECT STOCK OF A Very Homely Man Who Was a her pony cart since she might meet I Mr. Mudge, Jtud it would be easier for Very Persistent Lbver. her to drbre away from him than to I walk away. To this the girl replied j that she was not afraid of Mr. Mudge ; By ADELAIDE RUTH HILL. (Copyright, t!Hu. by American Press Asso and would not permit him to restrict ■ Mtenni Steer um Itriniiht her movements in the least. Down in ciation.] Jabez Chute Mudge was his name. the bottom of her heart she had a COlRfcOtS TRE Af Ml: NT Considering that he was the homeliest curiosity to talk with this singular be man hi his state It would seem that ing who was suffering and daring for 1 his parents might have helped him to her and hopi'd that be might Join her. a more milllfiuuu.s pair of surnames. Jabez, constantly on the lookout for ; Mr. .Mudge, however, came of good such an opportunity, saw her leave i OREGON enough stock, was fairly well edu- the place on the hill and sallied forth | BANDON <ated and was the possessor of a to meet her. As she approached he ! couple of thousund dollars a year. He stood still with his hat in his hand , lived un his owu [dace, where he grew and his head bowed. grapes. Ills only o»?cupatlon. If he "May I have a few words with you'.'" had bad anything else to do this story he said in u sad voice. would never have been written, fur “No." nine-tenths of his time w as devoted to Nevertheless he walked on beside incidents recounted therein. her. Ou a neighboring hili lived Leonidas "Do you want another ducking?” she Meredith, a gentleman whose name ' asked. was as etiplionius ns Mr. Mudge's was "A thousand if they will bring me discordant. .Mr. .Meredith possessed a nearer to you." daughter, Leita, who was as comely "What In tlie world put it Into your ns Mr. Mudge was homely. This story head to want it: ■?” site asked. rts-ouuts tile wooing of Leita Meredith "I''irst. you me tlie most beautiful by Chute Mudge, INQUIRE AT OFFICE <»F woman In tbe world,” he replied. When Mudge first saw Miss Mere “Second ?” dith and how lie happened to fall in "Second Is all the rest of it. 1 muxt I The BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY love with her doesn't matter. His first have you, and I will have you." move in the direction of possessing her "And 1 will not have you." If you wish a bottle cold-— was made one morning when her fa “Then 1 shall love you from a dis- Call at the Eagle, ther was getting into Ilia carriage to ’ tunce as long as I live.” • If you love the gooJ. that's old-- drive to a train on bis daily Journey I "Ami 1 wish you to understand that Call at the Eagle, to the city. Mudge stepped up to him in case any num pays in»* attention in and astonished lilni by asking for the future you are to let liim alone." 'Taint no use to sit and blink hand of his daughter. "Won’t yon at least give me tile sat If you really need a drink, "My daughter!" exclaimed tile gen isfaction of dying by iiis hand? 1 just make a sign or ling a bell. tleman, o|»ening his eyes very wide. would rather do that titan live to s«*e And you bet they'll treat you right "Yes. Mr. Meredith; I have love»] her him possess you." Down at’the Eagle “You're too silly for anything.” By this time they had reached a folk in tin- road, anti she signified that lie must leave her. Jaltez did so and ualkeil away to bis home, feeling that BANDON, OREGON lie had gained one point, but it was a very small point, and there was a whole picket fence of points bristling nlieiui of him. Not long after tills Mr. Meredith in troduced a young man named Long to — O regon his daughter and intimated that he B andon lfruggiat and. potheca /■// would be pleased if site and Long would make a match. The young man Is.nst in receipt of a new stock of fell In readily with the plan and after devoting himself to the girl for Home Drugs ami Chemicals. Paler. time proposed to her. . Pmpri.'tnry Pn-paratiotis. Toilet "I'm sorry.” she said, “but I can't Deles L'rngg Sundries. Perfumes marry any one.” Brushes, Sponges. Soap, Nnts hih ] “Why not?” he asked, surprised. Candies, t !igars. Tobaccos arul Cig "There is a man living down there arettes, Faints, Oils, Glass who lias taken it into ids silly head Painter's Supplies. that lie wants me so much that I'm afraitl he’ll kill any one who marries me.” SHOES “He will, eh? Then it is time some SOOTS - AND on«» kills him." You can’t expect to get $2 worth "You hail better not try It.” for $1, but you can get your “What makes you think so?” money 's worth at "Why. lie loves me so well that h<* permitted papa and Tom. the garden er. to throw liim into the pond, all on tny account, but hi» waylaid a gentle Dealer in Bools and Shoes. man wtio was calling on me and near « 'I SHALL V>VK TOO FMOM A DIBTANCK.” ly broke his Jaw." Repairing neatly and promp "I'll see him and find out whether n long while and shall always love her. tly done at lowest liv he’s going to put another of your ad 1 can take fairly good care”— nilrers out of the race.” ing prices “You get out of this mighty quick "Don’t.” or I'll find a way to hurry you." Wlien Miss Mereditli said “don't" "I shall stay here, Mr. Meredith, till she meant "do." She wisht'il to know I get your consent.” what her red heade»l lover would do in "11 nt." yelled the wrntby father to the matter, though «lie did not Intend The BANDON CABINET the gardener, "come here!” that anything serious should hnppen. Tom drop|>ed a spade and came run Long went straight to Mmlge and said: WORKS ning toward tils employer. “I have askisl Miss Meredith to mar •'Just help me a bit with this fel All kirdtt of Cabinet ry nie. She says that if she does you low." Paterna and Models will kill me. ” Mr Meredith took the suitor by one “I bog your pardon. Miss Meredith arm. Torn took him by the other, and, SASH and DOORS walking him down to the pond, lifted didn’t say any such thing.”. are yon going to do "Well, what him and with a "One, two. three.” about it?" they throw hint In. “With Ml«« Meredith’s permission Mudge came up spluttering. Mr. Oli inn • doset s.Sideboards, Meredith hurried to his carriage and I'll fight you any way yon please— Picture Fra tn es a n d was driven away. his would lie son-in- fists, swords, pistols or rifles." Mouldings made to order "But Miss Meredith considers you as law erylng after him: “I'm not dis Book Cases, in fact every standing between her ami marriage. count;?» d, sir I'll try again." thing tn Hie Cabinet Li.m When Miss Leita Merwlith heard the Of course sin* doesn't wish me to fight atol HigliClass Finishing story of iter wooer's »lucking she gave for her with ;/ om ." “ Ttien let lier say so. ” a little laugh, then said. "Poor fel Somewhat surprised at tills turn of low!" If Mudge had heard the re the affair, Long went back to Miss mark possibly lie might have gathere»! I Blackerby Building a ray of hope. The young lady's moth Meredith ntul told her what hail pass er asked her If site had ever had any ed lietween him and “the red hea»l«»<l BANDON, OREGON communication wit It Mudge, to which monkey,” supposing stie would at once she replied that she had not known give liim something that would indi that there was such a IMTson in exist- cate to Mudge that she wished him to let any suitor of hers nlone. Instead BANDON •nee. Tills was the first episode in Mr. of that she said: "I'll see what I can do with hint.” Mudge's courtship, The second was Long bowed himself away with a very different. Jnbez kept an eye on the Meredith place and noticed a bearing that denoted disappointment Full line of Harness, Sad young man who called rather more fre and displeasnre. dles, Bridles, Halters, The next morning Mudge had a feel quently than the rtsl headed lover ing Hint lie shotilil receive some com Blankets and everything thought might be well for Ills own stilt. One afternoon when this gentle munication from Miss Meredith and usually kept in a first* man was leaving the Merediths, Jnbez believed she would talk with hitn I class harness shop. waylaid him and asked him if he could rather than write. He was not mis Repairing a Specialty tell him the way to B. The man re taken. During the «lay he saw her plied that lie could not. ja bez told leav«» her home on foot, lie went to him that he believed he was lying. meet her. “Why do you persist in thrusting The man promptly slapped Jabez’s face, ami Jnbez ns promptly knocked yourself between tn«» nml nny one who him down. The young man's Jaw was wishes to marry tne?” she asked. FURNISHED ROOMS “Ito you wish to marry this man pretty nearly broken, anil when lie got up lie was In no condition to renew who cam«» to see me yesterday?” AT There was no reply to this. the fight He went back to the Mere “Because if you do I will do’nothlng diths for assistance, told of his en counter and spoke of tils assailant as to prevent you." "I am glad that this Insane freak of a "red headed, monkey sltapisl devil." Miss Meredith, who was bathing his yours has become tinctured at Inst MBS SABAH COS I'ELLO Jaw. nt once rccognlzetl her persistent with a little common sense. I»oubtle«s not so fierce ns It was." your love is What woman can fall to feel lover. "There-Is no change in my love ex some Interest in a man who for her sake will first consent to !><• ducked c»»(>t that It tuts grown greater. When by her father and then will permit no It began It was selfish. Now I lev»» BANDON OREGON other mail to pay her attention? She y»'U so well that 1 tint ready to sacri expressed to the gentleman tinder her flee myself for your happiness." She l<i»l th«» way on a path not much care her abhorrence of luls'z Mudge Httd hl» act. but for her life she could trodilen. nml It was two hours before City Transfer tint but < on-lder him In the light of a she left hint. AA'betl she returned to victor When her visitor ahowed a her home there was evidently some All kinds <>f driving and tr inHer 9 shrinking from meeting th;1 "re»l head thing on her mind. ing FOR SALE—mill wnotl. Th»» next triornlng a maid left hot ed. mold:»". Irqs-d d»«vll" agal.t and ■eked to ’»•• driven to hi - home ’nltez .»nter In her mistress' room and found from Cody's mill\$2.oo |>cr Io »«I had got tid of his o|||v rivgl Miss It empty. 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