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New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
F.U. RL4NES OFFICIALS.
Cify Contracts Held Up, S7relling 2
.frmy Of Unem ptoyed. 1t Says.

To CITY officials were denounced collectively and
some of them criticised individually at the Cen
trsi Federated Union meeting yesterday when the
executive committee reported upcn its action last
week in reference 10 provi,ng work for the IN
employed Controller Metz accused OF holding
III building contracts and other improvements for
:ne city which had been passed on by the Board
- Estimate and Mayor Mcclellan and other Of
seals EeTe lambaSted on general principles The
socialist delegates svaiIed themselves Of the op-
portunity for = display CT red fire orstcry.
II Gccided 20 hold d mass meeting in
Beethoven Hall on Thursday evening and invite
tEe city officials TO attend snd explain Rhy work
Is held up The letter or iuvitatIuu 10 BE- sent 10
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13

poyment OF q large number Of unemployed
throughout the nation
Before d decision had been reached about the
indoor mass meeting the Socialist delegates began
20 shout for an open air mass meeting
Beethoven Hall win not hold enough people
esid delegate Abrahams of the Press FEEDERS
Union. We should have the mass meeting IN Union
Square where it would be attended ny from
40 900 TO 100000 people, like the mass meeting OF
the unemployed in Berlin. London and Paris we
show the city officials how we can peha'e
if the city cr1cials do not know how 20 oehaYe
themselves
Abrananls said that Secretary Corteiyou hao come
here with millions to relieve Wall Street but
nothing was done for the unemployed
Timothy Healey. of the Eccentric flrenleh
Union former independence League candidate Tor
Congress. said that Mayor Mcclellan was the
worst faker that ever sat in the Mayors cha;r-
4 member of the executive committee salo ina
the committee been indebted TO Borough Fresl-
dent Coler of Brooklyn for a good deal OF tie
data in its possession.
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al tte city officials. including the Mayor. the
Controller ard the presidents of the five borouEhs.
SAYS the purpose of the meeting is to 'induire
into the causes of the lack Of employment in
municipal! departments. although the moneys
requisite for such employment hare been passed
upon by he Board of Estimate end srno-tior-
ment.' Information is then asked TO wh- $50
contracts are held UP in BROOKLYN, forty IN Man
haitian. thirty-ave in Tho Bronx and others in the
Borougts of Richmond and Queens
Have the moneys appropriated for specific pur-
poses been diverted I'm other directions. thereby
causing the general stasnaticn In public work,
and If so. by whom and in what directions were
the moneys diverted7' is asked.
resolution also adopted which demands
that The city officials Immediately appropriate a
sufficient Of money for the purpose of start
ing up all public work. thus giving employ n1eut
to the unemployed. The State and National
authorities also called upon to act accordingly
and thereby. open up the channels for the en-
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fsAITRD
nav JEgsEY eEaT7lL.

NEW JERSEY eEET5lL.
TWO- -HOUE TRxI~ TO T'fIIL-aD ELPHIN
s' Ev5s;1 I;s;ir hob { =, s.,Ss 2S fTl% sos -
-e.So. $50. s.sU. s.50. $50. iose n ~
~ 50 a Hs- TZsa f2,i. f5c. 80 $50. o.
4sc. $50. o-so. 80. -. li.s9 ~ sur.
fc.se 1.s0. SO. 3.se. 450 $50. $50. 49,
80. f6-2o 1f.5s ,. m
LIZ LIBERTY ST - 80. SO. %. ~
8. 20. s00 90. ILso fIs0. Zoo a. NJ.
leo. 20 80. 3.SS f0g 40 500. sse.s
80 SEQ . ~ >. m - y nsidniSht ss1r-'
100 ZOO moor. % ioo zoo. soa. 4os. Soc g sa-
100. -. eco. f0.30 . m. u x mid 1.xhss
FOR BALTIMORE AND " wASHISGToSs-
I5o. 3 50 $50 $50 ?. N. daily
LF. LIBERTT ST. - 80. soc. %
a n. I2-e9 noon. eco 409 so T.cs D. M
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. " W I'd Sta
go a. W 1250 Sits oniy1. 3. 20 D n
sIrdays, /, i,,.1, o - 2 N. - - p ~
ssts oHiyl. $50 ? m. ssn1sys. % 90 n n-s
roe LkKEwoop AND I-AEEHUesr.
onlyp. 1.21 i. -. $40. 450 SEQ ssts only,
,. n Sua1sy= : -. . 30 m. . % .. IT,
G.0o ssts on!y1. ! 80 3 ~. 8 "a. 500 ess1
sats, ssiy) D. m sundays s30 1000 g.
FoR LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PkRc
and OCEAN GROVE LT W esd sTs-
s - II % a m 100. . 20 5so. 20 %,
:, 80 ,. m sanda-s. $50 a n. 50. 20
=. r.
L. LIBERTY ST 800 s0 If33
O m / -. : A. S 90 = 20 : - . m 70 9t
Midnight sundays. 40o- 900 a m. Aoo-
: ~ p n
Time tables may b Obtained a. following
Offices Liberty St West I'd st Tel ia
Chelsea. AstOr House. 245 a. 1900. 15s<
EroaGvaT. 1s2 Fifth Av-. 2s1 Fifth Av.. IS
Union Square West. @71s Third Az. fc8
Wsst t1Jth St 245 Columbus Av Nsv
York: C'csIrr s.. 3a3. 544 fulton ST. -
Nostrzn6 Av-. Brooklyn. 800 BrcadwaYs
Williamsburg View York Transfer o. caliD
S0r and checks baggage 10 destination
W O. RESLER v c HOPE. 8
Vice-Pres- & Ger Mgr. Cen Pass'r AGENT
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TYPEWRITERs-

-fPEE R-TERS--Au makes soic. rented
repaired. excheHg-cs reliable eervice-
So-Ez2n. z2 Nassau st Telephone 2a<@-
Corrlzn6t
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GIn COIN AEn SILVER

O1-D COLD. silver and precious stones
eo1sht a. highest market value: made
&c nes articles or exchange FOR new Jew
~ y japanese goods a. 81. +. Teppers
.zcio-y. a. Wess 2sth 81
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HELr WANTED.

Male
A-PF ATE- AGENT and SF-- X Z / Ar
n zs,4rng man - thoroughly eZpsIi
~-~ed Or economical marsgemenC II al
Fj.s9S n fats. teneucrrs or factory prP''-
c-tfas. seven ycars' reference from present
or-rlo,--r- VIII furnish security. II. j. Fer
ms .ass East S0rh -
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BALTIMORE ( oETo z. 2

ROYAL ELUE LINE TRAINS 81
Every otEeT h5Ur on the even hour
Leave New YcrS Daily. I'D St Lfb'y a.
WASHINGTON. Diner. 80 am 500 ans
WASHINGTON. Diner. as9 am fo.eo srrs
WASHINGTON. Diner. I1.5O an 12.00 n'n
" WASHINGTON BUFFET 1soprn 200 prs
"sROYAL LTD. . Diner 2.50 pm 400 pm
wAsHTTGroN. BuTst. $50 pm 100 2n-
Through Daily Trains 20 ne West
CHICAGO. PTTTSBTRG. = "a ara 500 an.
CHICAGO. COLJMBCS. ii-5o am 200 n'n
PITTS BU RG. CT-E-V FL d. ; 80 pn 400 pms
'PITTSBC RG LIMITED 50 pm 200 prr,
GIN. 81. LOUIS, ,LOCISy-. n 30 pm i:5o am
GIN. ST LJOT-IS. L0T-TST-' a-5o sra 1000 am
GIN ST LOUIS -LOT-TSV-. 3 . pm S.ae pm
ALL TRANS ENTER NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON D 9
Orcss. 245 4s4. fs0c Broadvay. 5 Astos
House. ias Grssavfcf s.. = Union squsrs
Bro sroosiyn: s- IVES West 2sa s. and Liserty 81
After D. N Sleeping Car Rsservattcro
and fun information regarding trains. stc-
can be obtained at Bureau OF Inforrnarfcrs
B & O F. P 23d St Terminal 'PnonO
NGmber. Chelsea-S144-
y. Y. y. H & HARTFORD p R~;
Trains depart from Grand Central Starions
42d 81 and an Az; as sollsss 1 fOr Orr.,,,o.,a.
= IO:Oe \ N, =: Loo; x sos: * 3;oo.
mantic-t's:03 A NJ. t2:el NJ -
spfa- 1918 A NJ 'iil2'ee. 'il4'oo. 'n7's
I Isl-aL-frI. q NorT.-+Fs.Oo A. N. +s = p E>
CT harrington. Stockbridge- Lsnox- Pitts
feid-f4:5 4Fs7e0 a n, T3-2s P. NJ
Ticket Offices at eCid- Cent - n snN
rfs5tb -. also az c245. 1870. ci554 Bwsy.
r25 Union So. c1s2 5th Ave. GAS COL
Ave csS3 5th Ave C64a Mad Ave c1O0
" I2sth St 2Tss - Ave N 81 k3yr. 60
court St are Nostrand ave- 800 = Bvay-
sDaiIy- Except sundays. eSt0ps Al i-3to
St xStsps az f25th 81. sundays onfy=
fParlOr Car Limited Has dining Saks
{ Parior and Sleeping Car tickets also
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L0sT-BANEBOOKs.

-5sT.-Bxhkbcox No. s4o. 20, Bank for
insz, 2s4 <fh ave. NeE York. Pay
G<si snnRks Enam eaoRn - - nnA
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AUCTION SALES

g. ETIsTT r or ~ execution 7 Bernstein
ie-Tlee-. ~-ii5 geir to-Cav- e. m. a
Pc - az Manhattan. i1l q assoTre ID
groceries ~ order 90 Alfred Freeman
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HaMsuRa-AEEgiGAE

REGULAR SAII.INGs BY MOST
MODERN & LUXURIOUS LEFIATHANS-
IondGn-P Paris Hamburg
Rluecher Jan Is. s am Arnerfka ---- Jan %
sV- see. jar. -. q n IT p. L5ncclrtn W FEB
'Sails 70 Hamburg direct.
Gibraltar -Naples-GenOa
Mostke Jan -. II am Batavia -----. War
Hamburg r o. Is. loan Hamburg .--- Mar 81
Alaxond-f, close correction made sI
AlcAaH'AA Lei Naples with Egyptian Mai
(new Turbine) steamers OF Z. goo tons.
1882 DAYS. Frcm StS1-
ours de Luxe s5s5 Including all shore
expenses
Nile Bookings made for trips up tne
Nile 70 Luxor. Assouau. etc. oE
Service tiTa Hamburg and Alglo-Au- Nlis
Co.
TRAVELLERS CHECKS Issued
BCRG-AMERICAN LINE. 81 B-oad-
way. N 7
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CARrET CLEANING

Careful CARPET CLEANING CO.
cleans by compressed air steam. hand or
or roor- 1874 Bros dwsy. 42i East 4sth 81.
lg1fZ & BRANDT Tel 132-SsIh-
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OCEAN STEAMERS
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

NORTH eERMAa LLOYD.
Fast Express Service
H-CFIERBOJ re Bf,EsM ME.N.
CscfIiefneV Jan u. 10 AN Csci'iefnysi MAI I.
X Nrn u. Feb. .. 10 All KFoapr 2 Mar -
Ciecilfefnev1Feo- -. 10 AM n Wn1-I IL Mar O
X wrn- II Mar ,. tD An rsissr--.-- APR.
Twin Screw Passenger Service
BREMEN DIRECT 10 A. II
S-ydiitz. Ian fSiSsydistz- -Eeo- :,
RooT-........Jan. - Flhs;r- = eo- :.
Ysuelos- .... jan 30 Buelow ...-. -Garch y
Barbarossa.-..Feb. g Baroarossa- Mach u
Mediterranean Service
-NAPLES-C5Fs$OA.a At ~ AA-
Connecting AZ Gibraltar for Algisrs-
Friedrich. -. Jan * Friedrich March .
X. Albert. Feb. : 4. Luiss.-. March ~
sNecksr .-...FeS. Il 'Nsckar- March y
2. Irsne-.-.--Feb- - X Albert March =
sOn1its Genoa
From bremen Piers Sd & Ar SIS. Hobos-n.
AROUND THE WORLD TOUR
EAST AND " VEST
NORTH German Lloyd Express i1ne
Hsr=eillss-NaDIes-
Gerrnsn-MAditerranea Line
MarselIlss-Cssnoa via Naples 70 the Levant
Royal R9umauian Mail Steamers
Consta auza-Constart.no opie--SEr1y ma
Alexandria
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAN F.I-I.EF,S
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OET.RICHS & CO. No. Brosdway. y T.
Louis II Meyer fei6 " alnut St. Pntla
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For Porto lRiGo
s..srr.bip. Of the RED '-D'' LINE viii
sail from Pler IL. near Wall St Ferry,-
RrookIvr. for san Juan direct as follows
SIS Philadelphia saturday. Jan T. noon
CararsS Saturday. Feb 1. noon
For freight or psssage apply 70
BOTrTTON BLISS < DALsLEII.
General Managers. 90 Wall St
DED ID" LINE
~ For Ia Cusyrs. Puerto Csbello-
Cy--ar5o and 8faracaibo. via Curacao. cali
ing also at san Juan, P p:
: : philadelphia Saturday. Jan Is. noon
{ : t%aracas--....-.S Saturday. Feb. J. noon
r. - t.,1svrs Curacao. Maracafbc-
sS Maracafbo- SATURDAY. jan - noon
9 G Z,IIfs SATURDAY Feb e noon
These steamers have superior acconrlo-
datfons for passengers
ROCI.TON. BLISS DALLETT.
General Managers So Wall ST.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
LIIa A, SLEIElV-tHe.
Employment Bureau,
23 West 3Stn St.
Phone 2z34. 243s-Bryant.
BROOKLYN OFFICE 134 St Marx 8 Az
MACHINERY

At REDUCED PRIJ-E.S.-|rrn second ha1c
r,-oo5 and iron working machines. fUiiA
r-Is-srte-J- machinery bought and ex-
changed George b Eddy. 39e Madison st
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOMS
1=-pRIsSc- REDUCTION One -ha1f for
-rr- 1rirss. FUN shed apartment pirate
fafr. -a75r choice. 8 daily including meals
So weekf-- ~ lfstve h--slal k"- Ala
Ha--s and Yes Rensselaer, Hotels, j. Last
Tl-- So rea- 5rI4 ave
- WEST zSp ST-Beaurifrlf. sunny
rooms vel furnished excellent table
b1z~l- terms u1clsrar-.
7r- MADISON AVE corner 23d stD-Fur-
-S-@-. U-irr l.ssrf- tvo rooms s1S hath.
=. ri-0- front $50 siuEl. room ~onne--ti-E-
= FANTSENE square room also hail
-o1r1- v-itI h,'arG. references exchanged
7Es p at -7-h r.
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.uIL.RD AND POOL TABLES.

aSAET-FA C-TT-RERS of billiard and pool "a
bles high grade bowling ailey bulioeTs
,ctz-ee- ,,TiC~s Marx Bros "a Union Square
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=55 $ss= f.: :=$$= s e '@=7 Ei% g
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune recaiyee az their Uptown
once No 1864 Broadway. between 58th
s,sTtisernents received at the following
branch Offices at regular ONCE rates until
s o'ciock o. m. viz: 2ss sth ave-. 8. e.
cor, 2sd ST: f5s 9Th ave. cor. f2tn St; 80
rast f4th st: ZBT West 42d ets between
I'm and eth ayss-; 263 West I25th zt.: 1888
Sd ave, between 76fh and TTth SITS: 1929
Ri ave- near 6lst ST.: 1Tos LIST ava near
,ssstb st /; i57 East 18th et.. TbS fremont
ava $50 % eya. and aay American pistrics
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uRHt>HEn Rno,1s 10 LII

=--E AVE - i1s-r 81 .-F2aFr-F s----
.7rr-7frTS f-aI-iful large front -ocru
s-r-l foa-- rurlinS water hath b7ezk-
--a- l:-lorai.
PRIVATE AMERICAN FAMILY Rooms
rz-5 - F.ss- - ST. Tel 45lS-7etH
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.


JAPANESE Thoroughly understanding all
domestic work wishes place IN apartment
or small family. $40 I'D. h O., Box 81
Tribune once
JAPANESE YOUNG MAN. as oucer or
gertisr1an's place. OF "a vaer; nas eooti
JAPANESE. experienced boz, desires stu
alton rs general houseworker or eutier.
CITY country. speaks good tIlshsa- =
= X IL Concord St Brooklyn
I.T7NcTTMAN.-By yaunE man; counter or
short ORDERS. sober. steady; can furnish
good reference and cash security Aodress
L Becker. 1874 Madison ave
NT-RsE or ATTENDANT--G-adu state
registered: for gentlemen; private phys-
clans bests references Eessler. 5S Nes,
32d ST Tel 1::T5- Madison
SFroND coOk--By coIorsd man: good
reference from last employer Alfred
AIler. es West 1880 81.
I-SE;FrfY. NAN.-By Frenchrusn. 80; sober,
strong: care Of horse. Furnaces harness
or At a4ytl.ns' s SHY W. or eo5r1y I'M, s0od
useful. MAN.-csre horse. COW. grounds;
profitable chicken man: would run small
place CD shares. planting small frutrs a.
own expense no beggy land; Just the man
fur old or young couple or people with spare
ground, coed coaiz, work ir-si6e Ealance OF
winter: reliable. total ahsta.-sr; diseagas-d
18th. Ds I'D. Box g. Tribune once
USEFUL MAN--By youns Swiss; assd ~.
fUs+ arrived: IN private family, speaks
Tra.lch oniv. f Bsn@raz. Y. NJ c. a. 100
West 5+th ST
I-cF-FIff. MAS-By young man: generally
tIsgtlf: perrnanent au5 respectable situe-
tion Archipn!e- Is3 BGsEvicS ave. Brook
lyn.
TsT;FJ-I. MAN.-swede; very neat. willing
and obIgirG; in any capacity; small
wages Ostorbsrzs BUres5I, 1l6 Lexington
cve Te! Ie55-Pisza.
USEFUL MAN.-Any capacity; city or
Er=lpIort1ert Bureau. +26 sth ave. Tel
, s4.;e-AI aGison-
Useful. MAN.-Un6erstands furnace and
all house work: city o. country. Ge!ssz-
holt care OF Hoffman. 259 West 1ceth ST
mans place. David Brour. Saddle
Riv--. Y. j.
VALET or NURSE Of lung troubles; city
or countr=; gco5 recoT1'n1endstio tions- r. -
f64 Sc nds st, BROOKLYN
vALET. ATTENDANT svsde: tr1ss-
worthy. steady, neat. sober: sAaveS- use1
20 !1t-4si1l-, ana travelling: speaks Iour ian
-rIaces. moderate salary. valet TrfoCns
{ Cp,Svn OfIice. 1864 Broadway
I vATTER.-Ey young colored man; good
reference. J1nlcs Bo1sPaTte. Law
renee St
J WAITER. porter or atteudanI. evenings
{ after > O'Clock: cOfored; city references
: I.uster .4T West 143d 81.
! WAITER. PORTER OF HALL BoY.-Bg
/ vozIng t,clo-ed man James Strong, care
Jefferson, 217 West GlSt 81.
I VOTING MAN. Finnish, between IS and Ii
Years old would Ike work n prlVats
/ family. TO do anything A. Auer. 5106 str
i ave, Brooklyn
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Male
OFFICE V0Rk-BT sober, steady, honest
man statistics, correspondence ieugeE'
o. take charge. moderate salary, with ptus1
r,ect OF advancement W J. - bIIe--' -
Washington Place.
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TT-E-ro,r- ASSISTANT.-By young man, ID;
two years experience; can take ~ 10 40
words in stenegraphy. I. A. 5S Coluinola
St. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13

C,OACHNAN Married. II family: stylish
excellent city driver; eight years refer
..r,cr from last employer. absolutely soher,
honest: careful and always prompt al
or address present employer. J. D. SS "es'
5ist st.
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Female

COMPANION or PRIVATE SECRET AR1 .
-Pv Young lady: good traveller. Address
Miss Fillmore 2.-1as Essex sr., Bangor. Ne
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FAlL H0WER LINZ.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

TAT-~nPRSS wt=uss family hamper ~ssns
frx At home b. the month. city Telsrs
srcs7 IN private house outdoor drylnz NJ
smith. 169 East 22+fh st. The Bronx-
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| STFNOGRAPHER. expert, long experience.
desires position: American s3; good sp-
| posrance, education. accustomed Heetlh :
/ eru business methods. systems, managing.
| executive. correspondent, secretarial Of or
| diuary stenographic position accepted: only
| moderate salary. IL assured advancement
! after proving worth Hopkins, 81 Madison
/ ave: phone 1S0-5sth.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-11-27
Benefit of Confederate Widows.

The entertainment to be given by
the Benedette Tobin Chapter, L. ID.
c.. at the opera house on Wednesday
night, December End, is for the ben
eft of the Old Women's Confederate
Home at Austin. This home was es-
tablished some years ago for the in
digent wives and widows of old Con-
fedate soldiers and the Daughters of
the Confederacy of this state have
been endeayoring to provide for these
old women who were in need of the
necessities of life. They have done
noble work, but are now in need of
more funds to maintain this home.
1t is most worthy object, and should
meet with the practical support of
every patriotic citizen You can do
your part by buying tickets for "Fhe
Marriage of Kitty to be put on by
the Dion Boucicault Dramatic Club
on Wednesday night, Dec End. 1t
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-11-27
Weather Conditions.

An area of high pressure extends
across the country from northwest to
southeast, with its crest over Missouri
and Nebraska. 1t has caused cold
weather over the west, northwest and
Central Rocky Mountain states, with
a minimum of 10 above in Wyoming
and Colorado. A storm center has ap-
peared over West Texas Ii is caus-
ing warmer weather over East Texas
and the Gulf states, and showers over
East and Central Texas and Oklahoma.
From present indications freezing
temperature is liable Sunday morning
over East Texas. At a. m. the ex-
temes in Texas were IS degrees in
the Panhandle and y on the coast.
The freezing line extends this morn
ing as far south as Kansas. A tenn
perature of 80 degrees or warmer pre-
walls on the Atlantic and Gulf coast.
Showers are indicated today and
Saturday in the vicinity of Palestine.
and will be followed by decidedly
colder weather about Sunday morning.
G. Hass Hagen,
Official in Charge.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-11-27

Via the morning train Mrs. Henry
Ash and her daughters, Mrs. Henry
Spielberger and Miss Sadie Ash. and
the granddaughter, Miss Adria, re-
turned from their expensive trip
They spent several weeks at Hot
Springs visited the Misses. Ash and
Miss SpieIberger in school at Nash
vile. and the home of Mr.. Spielberger
at New Decatur, Ala, where the Spiel
bergers held big family reunion
They report Il great and enjoyable
trip.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-11-27
ENGINEER MANLEY HURT.
Fell From His Locomotive at Taylor,
and Hurt His Back and Head.

At Taylor Engineer Sam Manley,
while working about his engine while
standing at the station there, fell
from the running board and received
injuries to his head and back that rem
dered him unconscious for awhile He
was brought to his home here, and
was able to walk to and from the car
riage, aand it is reported he is not
seriously injured, though he will be
laid up for a few days.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-11-27
THANKSGIVING SERVICES.
Union Service at the Baptist Church
Largely Attended.

The union Thanksgiving service al
the Avenue Baptist church was large
ly attended yesterday morning at II
o'clock, and the program as publish,
ed in the Herald was carried out
Rev. Anderson, pastor of the Chris
tian church, preached a masterful ser
mon, which was highly appreciated
by the large audience The Organized
Charities made its annual report,
which is embodied in an article pub
lished elsewhere. 1t was good SER
vice.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-11-27
MANS SUDDEN DEATH.
Warren Menefee/ of Cleburne Steps
From Buggy and Expires.

Cleburne, Texas, Nov. 25.-Warren
Menefee, in charge of the Santa Fe's
block station here, dropped dead at 10
O'Clock this morning, nine miles south
of the city. He was in fine health,
and had gone to Mr.. Tarter's as
Thanksgiving guest, and had just step
ped from buggy when he expired.
He was cousin of Dr. W. E. Menefee
of this city.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-11-27

ness. Among them were General SUI
perintendent H. w. Clarke, Superin-
tendent Daley, General Passenger
Agent Price, and others. Mrs. Clarke
and Miss Daley and her guest, Miss
CrownoFer, were also of the party.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-11-27

Hicks Capudine Cures Sick Headache
Also Nervous Headache, Travellers
Headache and aches from Grip, Stom-
ach Trouble or Female troubles. Try
Capudine-it's liquid-effects imme-
diately. Sold by druggists.
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was capable, and a very creditable
presentation was given. The night
bill THE Society Thief was also
well given, and the audience gave it
warm approval. The company appears
tonight in THE Cowboy and the Mil
lionaire." The specialties are espec-
tally good.
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the same under the name of the Pales.
tine Tailoring company Mr. Henry
is a practical tailor, and has been
connected with some of the tailoring
houses of the city for some time. Mr..
Cohen is a good hustler The new
firm should make go of the bust
ness.
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Woodmen of the World.

Woodmen of the World are request
ed to take up November receipts at
Palestine National Bank before De-
cember LIST. 1 can be found at Ave
nue. Drug Store from $50 to 1880 D..
M G. H. Davenport.
Phone 754. 14-tf
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A Business Chance.

L. P Maynard has bought the i'll
terest of W. B. Riley in the Union
Cigar Store, and in future will con,
duct same. Mr.. Maynard invites ali
his friends and customers to call, and
promises the very best treatment,
etc. 16-tf
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Enterprise Fruit Farm Home Canned
Products.

2 pound liberia table peach, s1.50
per dozen.
2 pound pie peach, soc per dozen.
3 pound liberia table peach, $500
per dozen.
3 pound pie peach, s1.20 per dozen.
3 pound tomatoes, S1.20 per dozen.
2 pound tomatoes, 90c per dozen.
Terms cash on delivery.
Address all orders to Enterprise
Fruit Farm, r. F. D. No. 2, Box 16,
Palestine, Texas, or phone 165.
11-23-1m
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Did Good Business.

The Whitmans filled the opera
house for two performances yesterday
At the matinee performance standing
broom was in demand, and the audi.
lace was made UP of ladies and chill
IN to large extent The bill. "Her
SGreatest Sin," was not very well Sc
Iected for the audience, but the cast
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mon.

At the Catholic church Rev. FIR
Trigon, o. NJ. l., preached the Thanks
giving sermon to large and appre
ciative audience, and the usual ser.
vice for this day was observed. II
was a most interesting occasion, and
very profitable one to all who at,
tended.
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Prickly Ash Bitters can be depend
ed on to cure the kidneys, correct the
urine, strengthen. the stomach and
relieve backache. 16-12t
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BROKEN LEGS, ARMS. ROCKERS

Etc, Repaired. In fact, we repair
anything in the furniture line. Phone
266. Ed kingsbury, The New Sill
man Building. 13-tf
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Bring Your Shoes to Me.

My heart is good and the prices are
low. Bring your Shoes to the Boston
Shoe Shop and will do you good
lob. Guaranteed. GIG Spring street.
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Eastern Star,

There will be regular meeting Of
Palestine Chapter No. 395, Order
Eastern Star, this evening at 7:45
o'clock, at Manosic hall Visiting sis
tiers and brothers welcome.
Minnie Lou Bradt, W. M.
Mary Deathe, Secretary.