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The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
EEprEI.l" SPErAY>

EEp'EIlr SPFN1AH.
Jefferson City. No. Jan. Is 'p.rirtend-
ont %: Insurance W. -. Nan.!..r. In r..-
sp":s- 10 Inquiries touching insUr.nc-
matters. said. Tonight:
The new year op.-s with tta rro-p ct
nf a number ~ practical! i!npr htem"nis n
Nh methods Of insu'.nc. Lu u-i.ess out-i ie
.. TN. reforms ,ha; should c.me from ,h-,
E.w York investigated
For instance. several ~ the iacg" com
;,afi.s have as-uY.: me ;.si' they ": CO.
10 stop the practice OF ,sb.'!rC-
I'm fact. they assure m. th.r they W!
d.s"harc" any agent soua! Glii;v % TINS
ir.c':c.. ana .x:ec: - hoi.i 'i."'n I" i
"n th.: first cas-. that ~ brought to Ely az
t.ntirn after this da'e ard S.'Ore h" e IN
i'a;..-s get Their licenses renewed March !
III i also Gratifyin. :" b. ab!. T.
state 'ha: the Ni-suI:.i COM anies isiv.
decided 10 stop IN. .-a"'ic. of whiting
hoard contracts. or .ou-siie sp.c.t con-
tracts. which. though trey hay. not b.. u
III. hes; Insurance authorities. This will
max" n easier Ia stop the rrictic. %
"u'SIt:" :orpa Ete-.
MIGHT STOP LICENSES
Although NJ. Nand!vs, i. c'irei II state
his Intentions T!n-" Specific / y. IL is b
.!"v''i that no c",npan. WI get .:S L.
ce:,s. renewed without agreeing 20 Ihes.
IA" conditions.
TIER. are t.,f a dozen or more corn
psn!-s thar h,ve been dong Tits special
"nntrrr: business. ans: row 1; Is under.
stool fatt Il must stop or ;'.y viii have
trouble getting licenses 81 NJ! so ri
fs.'!' ming rp the Ts.rn"- that Joan \. Nc
ali has resi-''a IN. presidency OF IN.
S.y York Life. NJ Sa:!,.iv.r sal! his
i.t.S: information from New York - tina,
there l. a growing belief there thar ,h.
."slcrs'!"n - bound IL come. ana tina;
very soon.
THE HAMILTON AFFIDAVIT
~, received editorial ciIprinss from New
York to-day. nearly all ~. papers 'here
q" demanding IA. r.siSGatior n vigorous
terms.
NJ Nanivcr also received |-nm the
company a copy 81 the Judge" Hamilton
affidavit. and after rcriirG II state! 'ha'
either Hamilton ur Mccall hI. sworn
fa!s"ly is rn III" amour, u: his lobby
'i.:i. Iss Hamilton makes Il about So,
larger s.ian No, al -n.t,i. IL
NJ. Nan.!iv.r added that /: was very va
f"rtGr.:. that tire New York committee
rad closed lis hearings without putting
four m"r.. gentlemen "'i Tie. stand
SALARY UNEXPLAINED
Thes. mon AZ" David Il Hill. vino has
-" and has r.DI told nha- IL = .nr :.rlr.
rf ~. E,irii Ii,sT Sta. C.Taf,.i-r.. han
.'l"I som" "f r'i- funds hiio Cornelius
hiss and Postmaster General Gorge, Y
cuT-oiyUG haze. not been gs..i.,. oa 20 ~
vain W.. ''"v s".!.y-.'! hundreds ot
thousands "a! dollars e: policy hp..ers'
money Tor political purposes
90 H"r's' hc>:D'S. ~ Du business - 20
b" rH- motto in Vi snUri this y.ar" saws
NJ kl-:.!;I.r. - ,r'l"..S.y.r.
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'vAIO|vtR ASSURED
!. REbATlnG WILL END.
Several Large Insurance COmpa-
nies Have Promised to !Aban-
don the Practice.
THINKS MCCALL MUST RESIGN.
Declares Hill, Odell, Bliss and
COrtelyOu should Have Been
Examined by Investigat-
ing Body.
~$,S.f!S.H.Ss4ESHSSsH!H IN. H.sEs n Ss!s ~ {
N HANDS o. q FRIEND.

N HANDS o. q FRIEND.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Jan. l.-Whi'e II was
denied to-day by several Of THE trus-
} tees nf III. New York Life ;aat the
} president a.: tn. company. had been
} placed in the hands a.! the board at
meeting said To have Been held
last Saturday EorrinR. IL IL be-
Eeved that Mr. Mccall will take
} this step at the annual meeting cf
the trustees. which viii Toe held
Wednesday,.
} Augustus G. Payne. who is a
) member a.; fh.. COMMITTEES and also
a trustee. said tonight ;i;at 40
} meeting # Tia. cs!n;lit'.c had heen
held on saturday. nor had fi.e tcus-
} tees met On that Gav.
} e; am quite sure said NJ. Payne.
} '.tha: would know II II NJ. Mccall
had written q letter TO the COM
miffee"
I, was the opinion of several or
, 'hc Me,a.ers rf "a" board Nho were
} seen to-day that IL was not n ali
} unlikely that Mr.. Mccall had b..n
} notified by friend of the ifi;-n-
) iio.l If IN. committee 20 SHARPLY
criricise lis transactions wiki An
drew Hamilton In report % b"
) submitted We.fnasSiav and thlt lie
} lad taken steps 10 fcreS.a!l any al
v.rS" action oF Tire hoard !,v placing
} Il letter of resignation IA the hands
) "f a friendly trustee. who vii pre-
s.nt /, at the board annual meet
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WOULD PROTECT TEXAS QUAIL,
Farmers Reports show Birds IN.
sjr". Boil W-.vil.

'---1'' III. -f.'n al.
san Antonio. T"s- Jsr - largely
attended Tl"~'.-S = fr. ,4---.-s ~. -e>ae
fn-Eth r17t l.-.rr- or foo -
~...--- ~ f.=,4r. = - ;, r----.
.--FH ~ Eve trErS E-E = .rs..-.. -h..-
,. * Niitri A. az s.ss77
Reports ssca tSs- ,rrv ar to ---1<-
c.f-r"t 's-'arE lC -7s --s Ssss ~ Ha
--H4 UtFs j. al ,aF--se-s S.N :r.t Z ss.g
49, =-r--7 i'--Tvi f1r Sc ysa.s tsry -. -
-t--ly iss:--y re v-rvgs
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WOULD SPEND S350,000
ExIERMlNATlNG MOSQUITOES
Eas00Sls0ess. Theoks Psoee %
Worth That Price.
EETBIIc SPECIAL.

EsTrBI.Ic sTLC-ii.
Newark. ". J.. Jan. i-pYc:~ssS: John
e. Smith. the New Je-Sy state Ea:o-
,..o.og.s. Announced iha; he 1u ;a;t form
n1s -Co,: curing the coming y.ar for
eEs~r.n!na.!rx tac jersey rgc.GIstEs. 70
carry ~. BIS work b. I'll ask ,h. state
ie&ls.a'ufe :Cr a. a. Soro.'fiatio3 cs So
90
Heretofore. with q small o:o.r'a:ioa.
ye:y effective Work. hA declares. has ices.
x;ra him. Dr.: - many instances local aid
has 90. been give. whore wanted New
a.k AHi Elizabeth had S.n:s a! las. sv!n-
rrer and cIrdGrted ss.-C..-.Gi drainage ~
moscu!to-brsss.inS ylac.s. during the ,'-ss
CT:
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Rrarr,ic srE,TAf.

Rf-F'F IIT..T Il ~ tfIA
san Antonio. Ter. Jan. IA test e3ty =
hos.-.c. has reen established In Q pasture
near here and iis !HhsbIi ants are cou0en9
reign ~ terror % The sUtVrbs-
Fearing the vas-ancy laws. 'hey Fento1
IN. rfcr. TO establish q resort for con-
a1-nr,l..s Fifty hososs arrived and ~.
tied -.ozn IN t..:s ana formed 3 1e6u.a8
coy.-nr-r- During the day ;hsy bs9 d
ire streets. turning 'h.ir receipts into q
r.re-a! fund \: nisn' :hsy raid hen c0oa0
an ,rac:.cs petty :hisvcry. but 50 far sk0
,slice have no. been abe 20 catch then,
or look 20. Q vigilance committee visit.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
COTTON REPORT TO Be EARLY.
Ginn-r> Association Will I.sue
FicIr'> January =.

ia -. Tex. Jaa. i-S~-:-.a-y Pack
sa 80 - >stl s--1l t'-fIa1 ,.snrs:s- A.
sr-Ss-s--. s1r1-~c--. - -iEA- --ka- a h :.
r-Tg-t -. - -s@-7- I'm ra;llns! h.a6-
.v<g-t-S - - as or Js--Sr.
Tf- 'yEE---g-rz-rt C-r.l. --ps-; OF sa;.s
S.-=@f = .ac % January D.. Ne. .l--
ass-ss = ss<.-S - = c.srg. @: .s-s ,S-
49, - t:.s 5osssiar y c-..t-a;lc. o: ,.,s
BATE u. Nv Ssr.sz-s
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WILL RESIST RUN ON BANK.
Proposed Ee,aiiasi si"n by BurlinS
ton >aloonmen Nay BE Defeated.
RUT-HiiC eFFy1Ai.

fssiit sSFS1Ai.
B..ii.Rto,. Ia. Ian IA proposed -:
ts;rsp; ty several ssiorrrre1 10 rsi.<~ =
Ysn shs .s~rruar-Af American swings
Ba AZ sc--yfO-foa s.-=-zTs Z. aii-- 81 .r-
%: tie :!.ec'o:- s.a- .-.'fs.rct--. " ~ &c
frc-erlsr.. - Etas.~ 81. - 80.
cz.se-. Es--ttr= T. sa ~. fr4as~ sss-uzF.
=, Nt.ca \ .o.st srraI saS g--arzryi
sss.r-. -sy rr-= Ia; .assht L. aIf.En,is1
o,. the iefHsn-An~.icsn
TIE hg~1e:s' wa1:ess.e and f~ssl EQ1oS
6sassrp sssns5Afrons have hacked ID the
EoseW9ns ~ DS1.ish:n9 Garth deNouue.ag
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
REEL COLlloES WITH WAGON.
Driver sullivan Thrown to
Gr"uni Will. Responding TO
Alarm.

jams Sglitva-. drive: O.. hose r.~i No
: Nas tH-.N- % TIE ss-cs- :. from: ..
NJ. - --1-!1.-- z.r.sc a.. .s:r- anI.a
-tsE1-.i's 70 ~ s.2r--l- hy co-i!i!uS AT.
> ~aSHa .rissr cy NAx i-.ve- a. EaS,
- tr-.r
Susl.Ts7 s'cs--r.ci 20 &c: og; c. F'-s.>.s
saN. sa- re .s;:.-. :: = .sloEr@. drove
RS S-s t.-.-tiy r the way r: trf q.
sy,srz:Gs Ss.sS-- cs 80 me- u;s ~
iCvs: -: -. ;.o ysslc..s r..- ,a..y
.s1sEsL
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
Reductions on Dress Trimmings

To close out odd lots Of Carnitur
3, 90 and $500 Garni.ures.
drops and collars: At. each. -S1.oo
Ss 90 and 81. 90 Vests. collars.
s,cles and Giliettes: each. SS.SO
RIO 90 to S25. 90 Rcvers. Vests.
Collars. etc; at. each. ...... 500
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
TIE Tesss NsoSee

NE-ss NJ N.sr-y a.1G1-r .-4 shear.,,.
;-'ss-s. SD - Al 5T-sS.;s. ar 7~S
.-rrrtss treatment - ral :c- s..
=. " iiA.. 80 Uil.s ST, 8: LII.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
Bows Wash Suits and Waists

We ready with complete showing Of BOYS white and
colored Wash Suits in Russian aid Sailor STYLES, in all the
lar materials including lnen Pque Madras Chambray and
Galatea.
Russian Suits with military broad sailor collar and bloomer
90o
Vrrcae.
collar or
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Special Sale of Silks.

check
color grounds 81 90 and 81 qualities:
At, yard 00e
Taeas match all the Black Tea 81
tight and coOrs: ;5c ohality
quality, .EOe
M'rp r',n. N % Dc
decns. and
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
.Semi-Annual Hosiery Sale

An carefully planned for by and eagerly awaited
our patrons
01
all split ankles
broidered
Chldrens the quality:
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

t>-ov .tsrcr y : jan "A .:rsx- G: -.
--ssc rc=.rzsssc-. o: f-- BOX az. k.a
:@4-i-1s sH-s,-. assgs s1-.ysss IN a-r.-
80 cc11s-e. ,e-4sy- .-Scz.s~ sEs.- g.
s.Ass .s- a. e-S.,-SS.c asy sAs Re. .s,,I
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

Ink i-aNaarr irnrIn t,Gtn.~a Tablet.
l'TrlSS.-;s f'--'t :s.-u'N Z 81 fails 60 cir
= . GFos-'s sISuastGr- On .al. .-oN >.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

.f~ ;i!-acvs.d move oe tho saloonm40
ard denying tha; any money vii b With
drawn by them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

42x3Sl.: regular price 25cS
now reduced to. .2Oc
45NSS u: regular price soc:
now reduced 10. tO..............Sc
Bl.ANkETs AND CONlFORTABLES
White lV-4 BIanke, Sheets Ie-
duCed from. per pair, Sac TO. .05c
White lO-i Cotton Blankets.
separately bound: IeIuced
trcin. per pair. Soc to. .05c
Fine soft gay lV-i Blankets
reduced from. per pair. >l.2O 10. .8Sc
Fi:.e s0ft-fiecced ll-A size Gray
E.aEAetS reduced from. per
pais. $l.5v to. .$1.OO
WHITE WOOL BLANKETS.
lOA size: reduced from. per
pair. $S..S to. $3.50
lv-i size: reduced from. per
pair. ji.VV to. $500
III size: reduced from. per
pax. 500 to. 9S.JD
ia size: reduced from. per
pair. $a.vV TO. .G.76
ia size: reduced from. per
pair. sou to. $l.2j
GRAY WOOL Bl.ANkEIS.
10-4 size: reduced from. per
p:AiI. $3.oo To- .OD
lot size: reduced from. per
pair. $8.VV tO. .............x 81. -
ia size: reduced from. per
pair. Sa-VU TO. 3:B.OO
ia size Scarlet Wool Blankets:
reduced from $3.50 pair to. $500
COMFORTABI.ES.
Double-bed size white cotton
filed S!ikoline Comforts re-
duced frOII $I35 TO. .Sl.OO
Double-bsd size white cotton
EEcd Si.ko!inc Conlfcrtabies
reduced from $i.c5 to. .Sl.2S
size white cotton
fii!.d Siikoline Comfor;abIes
reduced from $2.o1 to. - 20
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

Cases and
Prices named below are muc
quotations would admit Of us ma
uary Sales in mind months ago
recent rise in fax and cotton. tn
cidedly remarkable.
TOwELIN0.
1e-:nch Toilet Cotton Huck
Toweling reduced from So to 4 &c
le-inch Russia Crash reduced
from &C to. nc
l7-i.ch Glass Toweling reduced
from 1Oc to. - 1.sse
lS-:nch all-linen Barnsley
Crash reduced from lie to. De
l7-inch Huck Toweling reduced
from l5c to-. .1Oe
lS-inch twilled all-linen un-
bleached Roller Toweling re-
duced from ~ &c to. .10c
TOWELS.
Size 1889 hemmed all-linen
Towels reduced from l5c to. .1Oc
Size l:x3: hemmed heavy linen
Huck Towels reduced from l5c
to .1Shc
Size 2cxlO hemmed heavy Huck
Towels reduced from :lc to. .1Sc
Size 2Ox3S Webb's dew-bleached
hemssitched Huck Towels re-
duced from 35c to. .S1c
Bleached Turkish Towels re-
duced from 2Oc to. lie
Bleached Turkish Towels re-
duced from soc to. ............SJc
TABLE DAMaSK.
cO-inch all-linen Cream Dam
ash: Coo value. e............... ..49e
70-inch all-linen Cream Dam
ask; S5c value. ..O;bc
72-inch all-linen Cream Irish
Damask: $l.25 values. ...SSc
G2-inch all-linen bleached Irish
D:mssk: Csc value. e........... .SOc
:0-Inch all-linen bleached Irish
Daalask: $1.OO value. ...06c
.2-inch all-lincn bleached Irish
Damask: $l.25 value. .S5c
.2-.nch all-linen bleached Irish
Damask: $3.50 value. ........@ 800
NAPKINS.
eo-inch red-bOrdered Napkins
reduced from $l.OO to. dog. .S6c
17-inch German Dice Napkins
reduced from S5c TO. dOz. 80. .00c
2i-inch German Dice Napkins
reduced from soc to. doz. go. .66e
ls-,nch silver -bleached all-linen
Napkins reduced from $500 TO SIC
e0-inch German all-linen cream
Napkins reduced from $1.G5. .S1.2S
c2-inch silver-bIeached ail-linen
Napkins reduced from $l.65. .3l.25
c2-inch mercerized bleached
Napkins reduced from Sl.15 to.
dozen .$1.bO
:2-inch silver.bleached heavy
al!-linen Napkins reduced from
22-iach bleached all-linen Irish
NapkiHs: $c.0O values. ..... .4l.00
:l-inch bleached all-linen
heavy Napkins reduced from
$3.50 TO. dozen. $500
2I-,nch silver-bleached. all
linen. with lace borders. re-
duced from $3.50 to. dozen. .]2.50
2i-inch bleached all-l:nen
Damask Napkins reduced from
$3.:5 to. dozen. en.............4A $500
:.-inCh bleached all-linen
Damask Napkins. $500 values.
Tor. dozen. .-...... .$s.SO
li2 dozen full double Damask
Dinner Napkins reduced from
- 90 to. dozen. n............. $3.50
IL" dozen full double Damask
napkins reduced from. per
do. $3.50 and $3.50 to. dog $500
PATTERN TABI.EClOTHS.
Size :x2 !. yard Cloths reduced
from. each. $2.:5 70. ....... $500
Size n: yard Cloths reduced
fro.n. each. $3.c5 to. ...... $3.50
Size :xS-yard Cloths reduced
from. each. $3..S to. $500
co-inch Napkins to match. per
Hczen ..... ..SS.O
ci-:nch Napkins to match, per
dozen $3.50
oxc !: yard double Damask
G!c;hs reduced from, each,
S3..:. to $500
2 finch Napkins to match. dog $3.50
2x5-yard specia tine all-linen
Cloths reduced from. each.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
Spring Millinery

Tuesday morning first showing Of Millinery suit
able for dseason Palm Beach and other
winter
The originality in the adaptation Of materials and
coorings along practical and artistic lines makes the exhibit
frcshrg and delightful.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

!.ss.s<. s&sr;, s-~~'t-sS & sr1ss.-.s4 sI.eA
NAsEsS: s...s 80 esfs u &c - sAyA -
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
Spring Models

1905 Spring Models in Exclusive Gowns and
Coats Cream Gowns. Lingerie Biouses including
direct imperial Of Paris Handmade B"use>.
These selected the OF those who
autc pate visiting the winter resorts
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
Spring Wash Fabrics

Tuesday JAN 1906 will place sale New Spring
Lines Of Imported and Domestic Wash Fabrics Inspection s
showing Of exclusive styles HgCass
Novelties al unusually moderate prices
Samples upon request
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ar more successful than ever in real value-giving
Special Lace Curtain Sale.
We have secured several losiu all pairsof manufac
urers discontinued patterns. prices which range
third to oneha less than regular values. Perfect goods
splendid assortments.
NOTTINGHAM CUETAINS.
S!zS values az &.cl $3 90 values at JIG
Saiues ~. SIOOI $500 values at
S:.5 values 81 3JI 81 90 values e40o
$3.50 values $lIOI $50 values 92S0
DENIEILE ARABIAN CURTAINS
On heavy and reversible corded designs.
81 90 values .&3:5i san
Sc 90
$500 values 9GOO
IRISH CURTAINS.
A large selection Of o n quality
So and $50" 3" and $500 Egyptian Lace Curtafss
$500 and $3.50 Tambour Cur,ains 4416
values .sa:5 $3.50 values. .ssss
FlLLEr AND NOVELTY CURTAINS.
Made hest quality cable
$3.50 SIS % $1,000
REAL ARABIAN CURTAINS.
n
81
$50
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ONE CHICAGO COMPANY
GRANTS TIE c!GHT-HOUR DAY

I:FaI BIZ SpE,IhL
'.l.g.a-,u. .y.E@. i-."h.. o-ly innao-tsn. Be-
N-."I''r.at ..raay iu the l:..irTs' str.x-
.g-..rE "t- iH' -.t;i.E. %! al .xat-huur
agreement - 'l' t.-sn n"!-. Printing com
l'-Ey. r;.- ~ tile lb.E.st Ild.;, r..!c;lI :.ru-
~ the city.
Ihr iirm iprrr"F.. had pu-tai "a. .,.--!-
thTT rgii''. a1I -" c.saHG- ri :tulis. is
haI.r'. as ,':g important victory by tn-
Irirtc.s
D.. u. Wright ~. s!si.rt q: Typocrarh!c
isi"n NJ. L. eAi.,s--.,! tn opinion that
hot moro than twenty tx" additional
;r;nf"rs uoG.'. 20 utI strike tO-;au rr'sH
morning.
The ..Sht-h.Ar movement inaU.,urat'-.
nationally iD-,:iy. 81! NOT max" much
chang. iH CONDITIONS IA Cnira.o. Whe:e
Attn. has been rr Tor s'-N-Gsl months.
Interest her. r--l-r-s largely IN t:. d--ei-
OsU.Sa;S IL. u:ncg C.:'.s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

VA>ehe. 8; ). = isS sc.e. sizrssA:. sercAeA.
nsae.s, ., Ess1w s.rslcAse e-szs:1s. ca:A:rs %
sway, ecel..:siias a,e sss0a. aevss Ia. Q:
a:teu,ic-.-
I, tSa al.ce,.S- s>s-. ,Ae as,sscs ae---
.rxr- ~s.ra ac.,: ia . s,a:e - i-.As,ss.;'1s
~ a. :zgss-.. rcs-nc-,y ~rots,ccs. ror>
s,t,ssa =: t,s s..u.e
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

Pki!ad..in.s Jan - s.nts -.vGr "s fh.
l.V printing !Trms IN tigGS "ity n.N" >lGn'-i
IA" agreement Sii.i.g tfE"lr .Mp."yes an
Zig -!Iour n.rk t:r .:.-s.. arms. i.uw-
ever. are not nscfss.-rs -: titn ypo; t.i~.
ia" master ,Tint-is "!ELaIz..tioa- In.
fans Dciva..ilg - the l.gy.t iar refuse
10 conc. C.. IN. sf1rf,g wpg- a.r.
Although tar r.i';fsT>' SILK" beE'.a To-
GIy. G;S ..t..-l; vi. No. IL. n:.gan u..t.i go
morrow. t-sCaiI-" ~ The hliIEaJ- There axe
81 fncnii.fS 81 a." EHi1-r ap!iiCii "a. =
employed la The book and t"t Offices IA la,
city Recently eighteen Tp.Dtf.-l.,- Iirfns
~ .e!.st'G -. >iEgkr - j., h4Eg u-t their
sia IS I'f tt.t Jiaiu' {. hay. more ts.d:.
ME: the places 20; t'e union irler
t.y.Ty enc uf ogr !. .g'' r.crnt"E~. with
VIZ sLr"rtiap ~ tg,-t4fg-'iS-. answered -
'ho cht-a"4r-tiy Tu.4 -.a.." wa- -h,. lr.nt
t"P"ri -..'a uuE TO-DAY i:uri! thee I.E.rE
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

SaI1N 0BOOCAU9S
TABLE LINENS.
An entirely new finish. which makes
the design to stand out in relief
and gives the whole cloth . beauti-
full satinlike sheen. which Il re
taipcd even after the cloth Il laun-
d.red The designs are new and
original. &
These goods are confined to NJ for
all the Western. Southwestern and
Pacific Coast States.
slxs1-in. Cloths. $3.50 to @ls.OO
Slx9O-in. Cloths. $3.50 to Sl3.J0
slxl0s-in. Cloths. $3.50 to $15.O0
S1x1:6-;n. Cloths. $ll.0o to @1:.5
Slx144-in. Cloths. $l:.5O to 5000
c5-inch Napkins to match. per
dozen >S.OO
:6-inch Napkins to match. per
dozen .$1S.OO
cS-inch Napkins to match. per
dozen. $1,000 to ol0.SO
EMBROIDERED LINENS.
Doylies. Centerpieccs. Bureau and
Sideboard Scarfs. Lunch and Tray
Cloths at y regular prices.
HEMMED COTTON SHEETS.
Blcached. patent re-enforced seams
through center.
::A3O Bleached: soc quality. .4Nc
Slx3U Bieached: 55c quality. .Aar
G3xSO Cnbleached: Csc quality sc
7cxSO Cnbleached: s5c quality Sc
Slx9O Cnb.eached: soc quality .0Oc
9Ox9O Unhleached; S5c quality CSC
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
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The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

es. Vests. Collars. Gillettes. etc.
5000 yards fancy Trimmings. in
c!ud.ng jets. oO!ored AppliIues. No
dailions. Persian Bands. hand-em-
broidered linen trimmings and col
Ored linen Trimmings
sc to 81 so values. yard. 900. .4Be
si..5 To 81 values. per yard ne
s2.5o to $500 values. per I'D -@l.OO
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
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To-day we start our Annual January Sales of Und.
Immense stocks of merchandise bought especially for tn
Nothing has been left undone make these sales this
Annual January Sales of
Linens, Bedspreads, Sheets, Pillow
Cases and Blankets
Prices named much lower than todays market
ouotatious would admit making;
nary Sales months and bought heavily before the
recent rise in fax thus securing values which de-
cidedly remarkable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17

/. The marriage of Ethclbert, king OF
Kent. with Bertha. the Christian
Daughter of G%haribert, king Of Paris,
paved the way TO Christianity in Eng
Iaad. The marriage of Henry VIII.
with Anne Boleyn was one Of the
principal factors leading to the refor-
nation. Ethelred the Unready's mar
riage with Emma of Normandy gave
the eeHqucrer an excuse for asserting
his claim 10 the English throne. The
lasrrtage of Henry l. with Matilda of
Scotland reconciled the people OF Eng
land TO The conquest by restoring the
line of Gediie. Henry lis marriage
with Eleanor of Aqtitaine made Eng
land tlte first continental power sin
western Eupope. The marriage of Hen
ry VII. with Elizabeth of York closed
the bloody wars of the roses. The mar
riaae,ef Margaret, daughter of Henry
VEL, with James Nv. OF Scotland uIti-
mately led to the union Of England and
Scotland. Finally the marriage of So
phia with the elector of Hanover put q
line of German princes ON the English
.throne.-St. James Gazette.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17

One OF the most irritating feelings
against which the best people needfto
be on their guard is meddlesomeness.
The chances are that by our meddie-
Somcness we mar more than we mend.
The probability is that the cook broiied
The breakfast bacon better than we
could have done it. and the tailor vi
the coat better than II he had followed
our directions. No one can even be
happy in this world who fancies him-
self or herself born to set it right" 1t
would do us all good at times 10 sit
with the pupils instead Of taking unin-
vited the seat of the master aud the
critic. One of the most useful lessons
any nian can learn il to let things
alone. let the chair stand where the
maid placed ii. Let the dinner be
served without protest as the good
wife osdercd it. And remember that
the world will have to get along with
out-Is some day; that IL we keep hands
off from it for a little while it may be
learning. as it must learn, to eventual
ly get along without our suggestion or
interference Temple Ear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17

each other. Miss Bradan was a west
ern glrl. and | HeveR-supposed yeu had
met her.
Il don't soc wherc Miss Bradc1 fig
urcs in this story.g she sahl severely.
Il believe it concerns MICS Connors.'
"Ncttie Braden is the hcT9.ne.'' he cx-
planned. '''illc tolHlors person is just
the villainess. Pe0nsise Fever TO teH?''
NO. l snaIf make no promise
Very wcll.t' he said. IF you don't
care. fliat pats things in a different
light He had half turned away when
a hand was lightly IaisE upon his arm.
.'Pipslse go on said Mabel pehitent-
~. ''You know / care. i shah not tell.r
'.You Know Miss Bpaden came the
day aftcr you eame UP to town." he
began. leaning comfortably against the
railing. She was awfallE in love with
Dick Harrington. | used to chum with
Dick a little when | was out west. and
| sort of pitied him. Miss Braflen was
Hwfully Jealous aud SO lovey dovey
tIiat the whole piazza was laughing.
You know what a little mischief
that Connors girl is? Well, the night
Of the hop she ran into Dick on the
piazza just alongside of an open win
dow. Just because she knew that Miss
Braden was on the other side of the
window she kissed him with n smack
that could be heard a block away.
Dick saw that she saw. but, like the
wise boy he Is. he never let on. In
stead he hunted me up and got me to
90 upstairs and shave. We looked SO
much alike that when Miss Bfaden ac-
cused him Of flirting he blamed it on
me. 1T would eve do to tell her that
il was all done out of devilment, you
know. just because she had been so
mushy. She never weuld believe that.
| thought you never would find out. |
bet she knew of u engagement and
sat right down TO write YOU. Did she:"
Mabel nodded. 'She thought she
was doing a Kindness she defended.
You see, she knew we were engaged"
And that was what you wanted me
TO confess when you urged me seq he
laughed. II shall have to tell Dick the
trouble he got me into
Don't you dare" she pleaded. Prom
Use you won't"
"0n conditions" he offered.
"Well:'' she asked.
First" he began, that you prom
Use never TO he Jealous again"
Il promise" she agreed.
THAT you take back the ring you
gave me the other day and promise to
keep it on this time until / add to it a
wedding ring
she stretched out her hand in n
swer.
"There's a third condition." he in
sisted.
That YOU give me what l did not get
from Beth Connors," he leased as he
bont his head 10 her lips.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17

II do % wish yea to see him
any more
I'm glad Of that, papa, for 4. could
. possibly do it; he comes seven
nights a week uow."-Heastoc Post,