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became aware that the door leading to the
street had opened, softly, and at first he
tnoush' III was the wind; then discerned an
arm thrust through the opening: an arm
that threw something wsthini Richard Strong
stepped forward and az he did so the in
truder lighted match, the glare of which
revealed a wild, haggard face. It-she-too
saw MN, a shrek pierced the air and the
isht Tell to the floor. At the same time a
cnorus or voices arose without:
Les petroleuses,"
several shots were followed by a muffied
cry. and Richard Strong. now standing In
the doorway, gazed upon a motionless hud-
uieo-up Inquire lying on the pavement: at
.ne smoking weapons of the guard. already
disappearing. Near the feshless out
stretched hand lay a bottle, and regarding
this receptacle in connection with the scene
Just witnessed. he had no difficulty dtytnin.
the inspiring incendiary purpose Left
where 1t mad fallen, the figure of the ''petro-
ieum woman, clad in rags was exposed to
the wheels of every passing vehicle and he
GREW the body TO the sidewalk: then turning
from TINS task. as repellant as II had
seemed Imperative, he stood hestating be-
side IL.
He felt the need of ac,Ion-,novemen.
Inc thought of remaining longer in the
iittie Office was intolerable and telling
himseif he would not 60 far. he walked
down the street. The same question re-
iterated in his mind: If the porter failed
what then? The bright lights OF a flaming
entrance attracted his attention and a
Sieal hthosfaph pasted on the wall caught
MS eye The building was a theater; the
announcement a burlesque then being per-
formed there.
How Jolly Life Isl" was the title of the
piece and. in exemplification of the name,
woman with figure preposterous, Partisan,
was exhibited dancing. a tricolor in one
hahd and over her shoulder bayonet with
bunch of roses on its tip.
Zoidene the Communist Zol1ayer"
read the announcement
he drew his breath quickly. So she was
mere. too? And Elinor ?-Dalton? The
Diood suddenly rushed to Richard Strong's
head A moment he stood; then wheeled
about and entered the temple of pleasure
Go be continued tomorrow
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Yacht Diane in Commission.

The little steam yacht Diane. belonging
to the chief of ordnance Of the army Is
again In commission on the river, and was
out yesterday afternoon with a party
aboard for sail on the river. The Diane
was one OF the few vessels on the river
that was damaged by ice last winter. a
hole being cut in her hull, causing her to
sink. Since early in the spring she has
been in the hands OF the repair men being
put in order for service. and only recently
ing of the boat ruined the greater part OF
the elegant fittings and decorations In her
cabin and rooms. and all OF these have
been renewed recently and the Diane IL
once more an elegant kttle craft.
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Oystermen Organizing.

The oystermen who make living by taxi
ing oysters from the public beds in Chesa-
peake bay and other waters In Maryland
are organizing branches OF the Oyster
mems Protective Association throughout the
tide-water counties of the state. and at the
next session of the Maryland legislature
will present a solid front against any prop
osition looking toward the leasing of any
OF the oyster grounds of the state for pri-
vate planting.
For several years past efforts have been
made to pass bill authorizing the leasing
Of depleted grounds for planting. The rep
resentatives from the interior counties In
the state have favored the proposition, but
the oyster interests from the tide-Water
section have always been able to defeat
the measures. At the next session OF the
legislature the fight Is to be renewed and
1t promises to be hot one.
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At LawrenceviHe. Ill.,. Saturday night.
while carnival was In progress. an alter
cation arose between George Coins. a ne
gro and q white man. Coins knocked the
white man down. When the rioting ceased
through the scattering OF the negroes,
George Bell of Meals was found to be des-
perateIy wounded and A. 8. Combs of Vim
cennes was lying near him with his arm
broken by gunshot and two other wounds.
Both men, 1t is feared. may die.
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HOTELS.
BOstOn-The Wend0me.

COMMONWEALTH AVENUE.
A HOTEL FOR REFINED PEOPLE.
Cnexcelled in location and appointments by any
hotel in the city. Particularly attractive to ladies'
families and tourists. Near Public Library, Art
Museum and prominent churches. Perfectly quiet:
one block from trolley, and minutes from B.GE
Bay X. Il. stations.
GREENLEAF & BARNES,
Summer Hotel, PROFILE HOUSE. White Mts.
my1 m w&s- 26tlI
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LIMAIR.
HEALTH RESORT at LURAY. VIRGINIA, in
the VALLEY of the SHENANDOAH, located in a
beautiful Park over the Caverns Of Luray. Rooms
artifcally cooled to any degree OF comfort by new
and wonderful process. This Is without dispute.
the most comfortable house In the world in hot
weather. A few guests, giving acceptable refer
ences will be received. No children. For par
ticulars address
tel6- 3Otx15jy~ LIMAIR, Iuray, Va
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BLACK FRIDAY.
BY FREDERIC S. ISHAM.
Adhoe Of Under the Rose, The S,rolIsr,.

Copyright. 1904. the Bobbs Merrill companyy
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L eesburg linn, Lees burg, VI
o ;IE I. Cedar View Hotel.

Modern hotel; good table; barr healthful eli
mate for terms write EICHAR BERRY
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CANADA.

A Royal Booklet.
The Grand Trunk Railway System distribut-
ing very handsome booklet descriptive OF The
Royal Muskoka Hotel II beautiful resort on Lake
Rosseau. In the Mussoka Lakes, Highlands OF
Ontario" The publication giving full
description OF the attractions that may be found
at this popular resort handsomely illustrated with
cocred prints OF lake and island scenery. the hotel
itself and many of the special features that may
be found there. glance Though this booklet
makes one long for tic pleasures of summer or
outdoor life, ard copies be secured gratuitous
ly by applying to
GEO. W. MOSS. Passenger Agent
myl-GOt .2n' 14Il q st.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

At the WASHINGTON OFFICE of ATLANTIC
CITY HOTELS booklets. Information and rates
may be obtained; choice rooms selected from dia-
grams. and reserva ions made by telegraph WITH
OUT CHARGE. Delays and MISUNDERSTANDING are
avoided Lowest rates and best rooms secured.
The Office is for the convenience of the public. NO
FEES charged accepted BURTON & CO.
Representatives, CO. Bond bldg. Phone Main 1928
te1e =
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HOTEL ST. GEORGE
st. George Island. Md. Opens July l. Boating
bathing and fishing Music and dancing. Ex eel
lent table; rates moderate Take steamers OF
Weems line. HOBBS & CHESOR, Props.
je2i cot
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Buckr0e Beach Hotel, Va

tNear Old Point Comfort. Chesapeake Bay).
SEASON OPENS MAY o.
Boating Bathing. Fishing. Dancing. Theater sud
all amusements Of 4 seaside resort Hotel equipped
with all modern eonveniences Electric car service
to all points. For rates and information address
O. w. Rex. Buckroe Beach. Hampton. Va.
my1 -GOt-10
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Ocean Grove
SEASIDE HOTEL

The larges. and leading hotel on the ocean from
all guests rooms overlooking the ocean. Bookle
jel7-30t A. H. STOCKTON. Prop.
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DELAW ARE.

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. Hotel Henlonen, ope.
June 10; 100 IT from ocean, frstclass family hotel
Special rates fcf June Write for booklet ant
prices. w C. LOFLAND. myl5-3Ot cod
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THE Lorraine,

St Charles place. facing the Ocean. Capacity. 700
Fresh and sea water aths parlor. etc. Special
spring rates. Booklet. CHAS. f. WAGNER
my2l cot > xjyl9
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MARYI.AND

SWANS HOTEL. PINEY POINT. MD. OPEN
June p; this Is enc of the coolest resorts on
the lower Potomac, being situated St. George 5
and Potomac river; boating, fishing sail ng,
bathing, music and dancing post office in hotel
rates very reasonable. Take Weems line of
steamers, foot Of 18th ST. Address ]. T. SWAMI,
Pfney Point, Md. je26- 6Ot-ex24aug
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HaddOn1 Hall.

ATLANTIC CITY, Nj
Always open Hot and cold sea-vater baths
Long distance telephone in every bed room; golf
links Write for illustrated literature.
celJ-t.10.eSu LEEDS K LIPPINCOTT
LOCkSLEH HALi-NEW YORK AVE NEAR
beach special 4th Of July rates: Saturday dinner
July 10 Wednesday after breakfast July 81:
s. up weekly AUGUST RUHwADEL. Prop.
lelS COT
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OCEAN CITY. MD.-THE DENNIS; OPEN ALL
the year; very comfortable; sanitary plumbing,
&c; terms reasonable. Apply to
je22-30t Mrs. r. l. DENNIS.
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The AlbemarIe.

IIN TNlNNIHIcIT HN9
Virginia the ocean: most popular section.
Elegant modern hotel. new throughout. Capacity
200. Fine large rooms metal beds, private baths.
elevator etc. 1000 II. Wide cool porehes. Or
chestra. frequent social features. Superior table.
Special terms. IS $40. $3.50. SIS weekly: 81 up
daily. Number OF most desirable at the SIS
rate during July Booklet.
my2I- 26t eSu II F. COPE
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POTOMAC HOTEL,
st. Georges Island, Nd
Opens July l; boa ting, ba thing and fishing;
sic and dancing; excellent table; rates moderate:
take steamers of Weems Line, which touch at
island wharf. See Star for sailing hours. Hand
some pavilion. ADAMS BROS.
te19-43ts7
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AVON INN.

Kentucky ave. Beach. Steam heat: par
foe.- exceeQt table; refined ard homexe: 81 so up
daily SIS up weekly X. Il. PARKER
ie2l ,yOt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-11

There are more deaths directly
due 10 weak lungs than to all
0thG. diseases combined They are
humauity's weak spot--the breeding
place Of consumption When the
slightest symptom of trouble is felt
IN the lungs you should begin the
use of Or. Boschee's German Syrup
at once. 1t IS made especially to
soOthe, heal. and strengthen the lungs
throat ana bronchial tubes German
syrup is a never-failing remedy for
consumption Trial bottle rs cents.
Big bottle 75c. B. w. Fearis.
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soFTNEss OF sEAIskIN.
IL Rivaied By Hassan HasE where
Danarua In sswmafeas~d-

sealskin liz admired tho world over fsr
it's softneHs and gIo@ainea4 and ut th@
human haIr 10 equally as sost and glossy
when healthy and the radical cause II ala
hair trouble L. danasufy which IL caused
b a rs@stsferous parasite that caps the
vitality Of the hair 1T It's root S~whfa .
WerpAcid@ l. ths SAiy aFsparwts0n tHat 10
fatal 90 the dAadrufY germ. wi'Aeut asu.
irun th@se ls no falling hair. but > iwx-
urtant growth - glossy. zeft hair l. os~.
tatn aceuFiag the seatp won't ere dan.
druT XIII che aantruT germ Theus.
Ants ~ wenesa owe thats h@autlfal aalts
u hair 20 Newbro's He~nietas 2si4 By
sAatnx druggists Send % ia afasnrs
. re- usrptcads ca D~sroat. Mteh
Herring Drux CO.. Special Agents
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Every person should know that good
health is impossible II the kidneys
are deranged. Foley's Kidney Cure
viii cure kidney, and bladder disease
N every form, aud will build up and
strengthen these organs so they will
perform their functions properly
No danger OF BrigAt's disease or dia-
,etes If Foley's Kidney Cure is taken
In time d. W. Fearis
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MORTUARY

ars Erby died last night ia the
Five Fork community The inter
meBt took place &C the City Gene
terry this afternoon at o'clock
The county today furnished a cot
fin fer the burial Of Grs. Amos Col
iinE negro woman. who died ta
town iast night
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Junior Il. Y. II. L. Program

"HHIOF II. I, T. Z. Program.
Lesson for Sunday. July Is:
The Miracle of the Loayes and
Fishes.
Leader, John Barrow.
John 6, $40, Miss Essie McQuat-
teTs.
John 6, 1l-l4, Oscie Sweat.
Luke 8, 1l-l7, Willie Todd.
Mark C, 34-37, Miss lone Gates.
Mark 6, 1914, Jack Tingle.
Matt. Ii, 1919. Eddie Roberts,
Matt. "A, 20-23, Miss Cloanthia
Copass.
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Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup gives
permanent relief ia cases Of habitu-
"a consultation as y stimulates the
liver and restores the natural action
Of the bowels without Irritating these
organs like pills or ordinary oathar-
tics Does not uauseate or grippe
and IS mild and pleasant TO take.
Remember the name Oriuo and re-
fuse substitutes u W Fearts
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knights of I'ythiAs.

The installation OF officers will
AXE place Thupday night Also
here will be a spread All mem
'ers are urged to aps present.
y. r ABBOTT. X of f. & s
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Ice with heavy white core shows
that the impurities have not been re-
moved from the water before freez-
ing Clear ice is pure. that Is the
kind you get from the yellow Tor
Wagons 81
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Mrs J. T. Deegan and children left
last night for San Antonio where
they will in future reside Mr.. Dee
gan Is already in San Antonio.
whence he went several weeks ago
10 engage in the grocery business
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The ladies' of the Home Mission
Society of the Methodist church in
wife YOU 10 attend a tea 10 be given
tomorrow afternoon ar the home of
Mrs F. L. Hawkins, from ) to z
O'Clock Free will offering
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The Home Mission Society Of the
Methodist church will give a tea at
the home OF Mrs f. L. Hawkins
Wednesday afternoon from to Z
O'Clock Free will offering.
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II YOU want pure ice gee that 81
contains no white substance white
IN artificial ice represents the im.
purities in the water Our distiIl-
ing apparatus removes all these i'm
purities. hence we give YOU an ice
as clear as a crystal. as pure as ar
official means can make H Waxa-
H0chie Ice Works ST
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All the latest copyrights in our
circulating library so cents per
month J. A. Simmons & Co, South
side square SO
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You are invited TO attend the tea
to be given at the home of Mira. f
l.. Hawkins Wednesday evening from
5 TO o'clock Free will offering.
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The FraJernal Mystic Circle held a
very interesting meeting last night
lodge was organized here June q.
and now has membership OF q
and $4,000 in insurance is carried
by the members.
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LOCAL NEW S.
> NA%@e

~~~~ ~~~%~1
Get frozen cheese at Kelieher's. tt
Let Bunkley do your plumbing
this month II
Buy your thresher oils and belts
from F. s. Cronk Co tt
DO YOU want clear ice or white
ice? If the former stop the Yellow
Top Wagons ST
Get your ice cold melons and to-
matoes at Kelleher's If
Any chewing gum. 2 sc packages
for nickle at kelleher's. If
Go TO Simmons Book Store for all
kinds of up TO date stationery. SO
II. K. Erwin has our thanks for
$500 in payment for his subscrip-
ton TO the Daily Light one year in
advance
All the latest magazines and peri
odicals at Simmons Book Store. IS
If it's pure ice cream you want
just phone Nick's Candy Kitchen If
Pound paper and envelopes TO
match at Simmons Book Store,
South side square SO
You are invited to attend the tea
to be given at the home of Mira. f.
l.. Hawkins Wednesday evening from
5 to 7 o'clock, Free will offering.
All the latest copyrights I'm our
circulating library so cents per
month J a. Simmons & Co, South
side square SO
The Home Mission Society Of the
Methodist church will give a tea at
the home OF Mrs. F. l.. Hawkins
Wednesday afternoon from to Z
O'Clock Free viii offering
-4s-~--
Peaches. Peaches. Our peaches
are ready and they are fine Use
and $500 per bushel at the house
Henry and Juo w Gibson "a
Mrs J. T. Deegan and children left
last night for San Antonio where
they will in future reside Mr. Dee
gan Is already in san Antonio.
whence he went several weeks ago
70 engage ia the grocery business
Ice with heavy white core shows
that the impurities have not been re-
moved from the water before freez-
ing Clear ice is pure. that Is the
kind you get from the yellow Top
Wagons. 81
The ladies of the Home Mission
Society of the Methodist church in
wife YOU 10 attend a tea 10 be given
tomorrow afternoon ar the home of
Mrs F. L. Hawkins, from TO z
O'Clock Free will offering
II YOU want pure ice see that 81
contains no white substance white
IN artificial ice represents the i'm
purities in the water. Our distiI-
ing apparatus removes all these i'm
purities, hence we give you an ice
IS clear as a crystal. as pure as ar
official means can make ss Waxa-
aachfe Ice Works. ST
The Fraternal Mystic Circle held a
very interesting meeting last night
at the FraterBal UnFbu hall This
lodge was organized here June %.
and now has a membership OF q
and s23, 000 In insurance Is carried
by the members.
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" ANTED--p Place as cook for family.
Apply IFS Aiken st sGp
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w a NJ =

FOR sALE--Old newspapers at the
Daily Light office If
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match at simmons Book Store
South side square. SO
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II it's pure ice cream you wan
just phone Nick's Candy Kitchen I
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Any chewing gum. 2 sc package
for nickle at Kelleher's.
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WA&TED--Ail your second band
TOYS sacks The New Griat MIL II
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Go to Simmons Book Store for all
kinds of up TO date stationery. 50
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All the latest magazines and peri
odicais at Simmons Book Store. s.
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r. K. Erwin has our thanks for
$500 in payment for his subscrip-
ton TO the Daily Light one year in
advance
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FOR RENT House ON jefferson
street Apply 10 Mrs " e Calfee sc
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Get your ice cold melons and to-
matoes at Kelleher's. If
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ice? If the former stop the Yellow
Top Wagons. ST
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-14
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-The stock market
continued to show the organized opera
tions of speculative parties and pools IN
the systematic measures in some parts
of the market, while stocks were fed
out to realize profits at other points.
The other conspicuous points Of strength
early in the day were among the mer-
curial specialties and the tone of the
favorable effect on sentiment of the re-
newed prominence of this class of Sc
curities.
This bad effect was partly removed by
the coming into prominence of ANAL
gamated Copper. The transactions were
of extraordinary volume and Union Pa
cifc rose easily by successive rises to
new records. Its aggressive advance
had much to do in pulling up prices else
where.
Cali money was appreciably easier and
newed by the banks and trust COM
panies at 0 per cent, compared with yes
terdays prevailing 10 pei. cent rate.
Assurance was not nS fuly restored RES Rec tnn et
exempt from disturbances for the rest
of the year. and the quotations for time
loans for the shorter periods continued
very firm with a commission eXacted for
securing thirty, sixty and ninety-day
loans beside the per cent Legal, rate,
Less attention was paid to the foreign
showed no appreciabIe changes. Selling
of stocks for continental account, how
ever, was reported from London
The activity in Amalgamated Copper
was but supplement to the universal
speculative activity in securities asso-
ciated with the copper industry. It's
advance to par was greeted with a dem
onstration The price of the metal con-
tinued to advance here and in London
and reports were current of sales being
made at much above the market to Sc
cure early delivery.
The easier tone of the call money mar
ket was closely followed by the re.
coVery in foreign exchange. The recent
selling Of securities here for foreign ac-
count increases the demand for exchange.
The statement of agricultural exports
for November, however, showed an eX-
pansion in value over those for the corre-
spending month of last year of $ll, ,6O2, ,165;
the value of cotton exports rising well
over those of last month and reducing
the discrepancy with those for the No
vember preceding to less than $2,OOO,OO0.
The judicial decision in the New York
municipal election contest was the
ground for the furry in the local public
utilities. The closing tone was lrreg-
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value $3,S60,0O0.
United States bonds were all unchanged
on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-14
FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES, Dec. 19.-The holiday
trade Is unusually heavy, say the bankers
They know. Checks come In against ac-
counts, but very little money is with
drawn to pay obligations. The credits
are, shifted to the merchants and the
bookkeepers do to the work
The bank clearings touched the highest
record. The total was $2,297O00. or s1.O42,
622.14 more than for the same day a year
ago, and 1922, ,4720 greater than the next
highest amount for a single day in the
history of the clearing house.
Local bankers pay no attention to call
loan notes in New York, nor do they
worry about cash shortage in different
parts of the country. One banker said
1--WE have over $1,000, 900 In our vaults, to
be used for all regular demands. and all
banks in Los Angeles appear to be well
provided with funds. We keep our legal
reserve up to about so per cent and we
are not worrying. Los Angeles is in good
condition financially"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-14
Wearing Of Mustaohes

An investigation by the Paris Gau-
lois into the reason for the wearing
of mustaches has ELECTED very varied
replies: OF 100 men questioned six
replied that it was too much trouble
to shave, one declared that it was
to hide his teeth, another that his long
nose without it gave him bad ap-
pearance, and three that it avoided
colds. Three Others maintained that Ii
improved the air they breathed, and
seven were OF the opinion that a mus
tache was necessary to health. Sew
enteen men were content to state they
did 1t to please themselves while only
two said II was to please their wives.
About sixty gave the reason that wo-
men did not like clean-shaven men,
London Mail