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\ WORLD OF INDUSTRY
h, Of the Busy Workshop, Mill
and Nine.
| aSsIp OF TRE BREADWINNERS
/ ~ 4, Weeks Work Of Every Nation
4 i, Globe, Where Manufacturers,
4 p,,nsnios, Artisans Hold Sway.
4 GOSSIP OF TIE BREADWINNERS


Raw Canada, civil servants want an
4'1A u pay -. .o-,-, 80 -.
8Saio Cannoa' culieie' pN'SAS N'e
4 f,g union.
tai clerEs Of Chippewa Falls, Wis,
4 srsniEed
Il hctory employees are organizing at
Ma Wis
Il M clerks have formed an organiEa-
4 4 Aberdeen, S. D.
v.SSa drivers at Kansas City, Mo,
y TENED q union.
-,Sa q stationary fremen has been
:iI at Albany, n Y
y ilctOries In Cuoa nsase f Ia, 900
ID arpeiters oil ,aoater.
i 4, ,sO,. to organize the furniture hn-
4 d Cleveland, Ohio, Is being made.
De nnks OF labor there are 1873 women
I'D as Dboatmen" and sailors.
eHs from Tacoma, Wash, Indicate an
EiAy large number of unemployed.
Nm Will be no more Sunday work in
Esr Of the Southern Railway at Shef-
la
sn Eechanists at San Francisco, Cal,
lradDg a movement for a nine-hour
Portland, Ore, the strike Of marine
z;is On river boats is practically at
~
AneSton and pembroke (Canada)
~ uslAmeabaVe been refused an In
pay
1TeEs, Kan, all the painters Of the
Y nave been granted an increase.
Nv
F9 sSs IooHlhg TO a retirement
Es n
~ po.lsty W9rks employ 10000 work
n ssrS,.. WON ABOUT zo'oUO are women
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IA, sS,S SSy W e0oO'e eA'S1lus over tne
~ poNal tailofs nave formed union
pmIeeiH every industry at this
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h, The Question ~ 6erIaodi,,,, az %, IA "a
ats their present rSts ~ Msoe.s ''
asts have been uade for S,1iorr,
nd lrsrrased wages Sor Txnr, nHnniog 1
u elevated rajlweva IN TbIco o. vi
hNsimakers on the Harriman svs+an,
Y ont Il the Union Pacifc falls tC
AetS conference at an early
,.s,,t rA,,,
p M y eleyeland, Ohio, the bill post.
ESts % ehTend their organization
hundred shosuaalterA -voo s4rrch
lIsts wages in Phiisdclny,ia ~ 1s "a
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ne next meetfnr OF the Cen
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100 20 men over iaoi ""S a.
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IN ah.a
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NA q vaea. ~. -, teacnen.
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Strictly One Price Prevails Through
out This Store and That Price is
Always the Lowest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-15
OVERCOATS

ETEDATHONJG many great advantages this store
AL EENA IOIYo is perfectly form We
could We suit to make as
nothing
nsures you custom tailored one
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MAIL ORDERS II; oa aaa" mo Ct A3 68RsP p gs
------= day Especially is this true you
fr-dea
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Express prepaid within radius OF 400 miles
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Women's New Spring Skirts

We
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OK
dve
% fine awooBc
0 marha ind
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him on black blue DleOU
smeoff all in bays
feaude sole
$500 " . "
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si1 sas' 5s ' trimmed in folds goods match with decided a4 s $1,000
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Monday Special
Women's Corset Covers--Selected
from our line of $500, st.25 and
$3.50 goods, made of finest quality
Nainsook and Long Cloth, some
deliberately trimmed in fine linen tor
chon and Val. insertion and embroid-
cry. Exceptionally good value at the
regular prices; for Monday only, choice
75C
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28
Rain is Badly Needed

From the report of the climate and crop service in Southern California, it is noted that all crops on the section are in good condition at present but that rain is badly needed. The con- sensus of opinion is that if the water does not come within few days the damage will begin and that an ex- tended dry spell will be very costly here. Fogs have been prevalent and there has been much cloudy weather, with some light frosts. The oranges are beginning to color and olives are already being gathered and the mills for pressing put to work. Vegetables are being shipped in large quantities. The farmers who are waiting for the rains so that they may commence seeding are getting anxious. In Orange county it is reported that some farmers are blowing for barley sowing, but that it is the only move- ment of the kind that is reported. The general report is that the orange crop will be good one and as nearly all the orchardists are now indepen- dent on the water question, there is small doubt that the winter showing will te good one. Still rain is badly needed and it is said that an inch or L. l..I million to Southern California in various ways. Some slight frosts have been noted. In this and San Diego counties there have been frosts suftic- tent to kill tomato vines and damage the tops of grape vines but there has been nothing serious as yet. The presence of considerable cloudy weather is taken to indicate that there I will be a rain within a few days Herald.
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ceeds Ito the sole mastery of Thibet unless debarred by Great Britian.
 This, together with the fact that British and Japanese interest in the Far East demand that Russia's atten- tion be engaged elsewhere, have so impressed Lord Curzon, the Viceroy of India, and through him the British government, that the near future is likely to witness striking develop ments in Central Asia. CurZon is opposed to the extension of Russian power in the direction of British India, and is said to be urging an aggressive policy. His recent com munications to the India office con- tain grave language about" gathering clouds in the region of the Hima- Iayas."
 Col. Younghusband' s column, which is advancing through Chumbi Valley, shows with what sincerity the Viceroy speaks. Students of the situation anxiously await the utterance of Russia, both as to the Younghusband expedition. and to the spectacular progress of Lord Curzon and his suite along the Persian Gulf.
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28
NOT EAGER TO FIGHT RUSSIA
But Japan is Prepared to Defend
 Herself

London-Count Kasura, the Japa- nese premier, is quoted by the Tokio correspondent of the Manchester Guardian to the effect that it is a great mistake to think that the Japanese are eager to fight. "The outer world, 7" he said, lis told of one man who shouts for war, but the ninety and nine who do not are not mentioned. If war should be forced upon us, that is another thing. We are absolutely prepared to defend our national exis- tence at any moment. 1 feel sure there is no danger of such an emergency, but we are ready.
 "Japan demands that the sovereign rights of China and the open door for trade should be maintained. In this Great Britian and the United States support her. 1 do not think Russia will or can object, but, of course, cannot tell you anything about the negotiations now pending"
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28
ENEMY TO CANE SUGAR PEST
EntOmologist Discovers a Valuable
 Parasite ia Clio

lameda-Professo Albert Koebele, the entomologist, whose home is in this city, recently returned from Ohio, where he discovered a parasite which, it is believed, will prove very useful in destroying insect pests which prey upon the sugar cane in the Hawaiian Islands.
 They have..a fatal effect on theEkind of bug which is plague on the plan tions, and it is believed that in a short time their introduction into the islands will prove etficacious. It was Professor Koebele who introduced into this state from Australia the lady bug, which feed on the cottony cushion scale and was the means of saving fortunes in the orange growing districts of California.
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28

bench in Chicago by Judge Joseph E. Gary. Such lengthy career is said to be without parallel, either in the United States or Great Britian, among elected officials. Judge Gary has resided at many memorable trials, notably that of the anarchists who were executed for bomb throwing in Hay Market square. Though 82 years of age he retains the vigorous mind and fairness of decision which have been his pronounced characteristics during his long team as jurist. His bar associates gathered at his court room in large numbers to pay him their respects in celebration of his anniversary.
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28
CANNOT DESTROY TREES
State Commissioner Has No Such
 Legal Authority

San Francisco-Attorney General U. S. Webb has rendered an opinion to Governor Pardee to the effect that the state commissioner of horticulture had not the authority to take posses sion of and destroy trees or vines in orchards and vineyards which may be affected with contagious or infectious disease. The act of 1897, the attorney general says, providing for county boards of horticulture and giving them authority to abate nuisances, applies only to trees infested with such insects as codlin moths and other insect pests, and has no refer ence to fruit tree diseases, and there is therefore no officer in the state auth orized to destroy such diseased or chards as nuisance.
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28
NEW TARIFF BILL
Imposes Increased Duties on Foreign
 Goods

Wellington, N. Z.-The preferential trade bill, adopted November IS by the house of representatives, places a duty of twenty per cent on the follow ing goods now free from duty, when from countries outside the British empire: Bicycles, gas engines, oil engines, gum boots, iron and steel cordage, sheet, bolt and bar iron, printing paper, railroad and tramway rails, sail cloth, canvas and duck cloth and surgical and dental instru- ments.
 The bill doubles the present duty on cement and adds fifty per cent to the duties of the following goods when from non-British territory Basket ware, bicycles, boots, candles, carriages, chinaware, clocks, cordage, cream of startar, earthenware, stone ware, fancy goods, toys, firearms, potted fish, furniture, cabinetware, glass and glassware, hardware, iron mongery, hors, nails, lamps, pianos, paper hanging, paper plated ware and pumps.
 The duty on the tea grown within the British dominions is removed. Besides providing increased duties on the foreign goods stated, the bill provides for reciprocity with foreign countries making concessiosn to New Zealand products.
 It is estimated that the increased duties will yield s350.00O to s400, ,000, against which is the remission of the tea duty, amounting to s2OO, OOt. The bill was passed by the upper house.
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28
GRAZ FOR THIBET
Dritian and Russia are Both Wanting
 Possession

London--Uneasiness is appearing in journalistic and political quarters lest Col. Younghusband's armed ex- petition to Thibet bring about a crisis between Russia and Bl titan. It develops that Russia has already se- cured diplomatic advantage in Thibet by virtue of the treaty with China providing for joint Russian and Chinese control over the Dalai Lama's country. Inasmuch as China's nation al disorganization and military feeble ness prevent it from carrying out the work assigned to it under the treaty,
 it follows that Russia practically sue
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28
Plan for Protecting Fur Sales

Washington Senator Dillingham; has introduced a concurrent resolu- tion providing that the secretary of state ask the government of Great Brltian to unite with the United Stateslin a revision and amendment of the regulations now in force for the protection and preservation of the fur seals of Alaska, known as the guard of the tribunal of arbitration at Paris. It is declared by the reso- lution that the present regulations have proved wholly insufficient to serve the purpose for which they were created.
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28
| CAST ADRIFT WITH HANDS TIED
The Diatolical Deed of Alaskan h.
 dianS

Seattle, Wash. Bound hand and foot, Joseph Moore, an Alaskan pros pector at Cape Karluk, was placed in a boat by Indians and set adrift, and as the craft hoated out to sea the would be murderers fired a number of shots at it.
 Meager particulars of the diabolical deed were received from passengers of the Copper river steamboat Santa Ana. The shots were wild but served to attract the attention of some men in a steam launch, who picked up the boat.
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28
Grazing in Forest Reserves

Washington Secretary Hitchcock transmitted to Speaker Cannon the draft for Eill to control grazing in forest reserves. The bill provides a maximum fine of s100, or imprison- ment not to exceed one year for pas turing live stock on public lands in cluded within the forest reserves without permit from the Secretary of the Interior.
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28
To Femain on Committee

Washington-lt It is now quite certain that Representative McLachlan is to retain his place on the river and har- bor committee. There has been some pressure for positions on this commit tee, but the speaker recognizes the value Of McLachlan's work and has intimated his intention to reappoint him.
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28
Reach Rate of 99 1-2 Miles

Berlin-The electrical study com- pany is experimenting on the Maren- field -Zesson railroad line in hauling standard cars with high speed motors. A speed of 991a miles per hour has been reached without damage to he rolling stock, motor car or track
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28
Invites Cuba to Come h

Wasbington---Genator Newlands, author of the resolution annexing Hawaii, has introduced a joint reso- lution inviting Cuba to become a state of the United States upon terms of equality with the states of the union.
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28
Russia Will Recognize Panama

St. Petersburg. The officials of the foreign office say Russia will recog- nize Panama in due time and will welcome the construction of a neutral canal, as her commerce will share in the general benefit derived therefrom.
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28
GOVERNMENTS HEAVY LOSS
SEQUEL TO CUSTOMS INQUIRY AT
 BOSTON
Special Agent (. J. Smith, Who Was Mentioned for the Post of Assistant Secretary of Treasury, Sends in Resignation, Which Is Accepted


 Washington--Converse J. Smith, spec.al agent of the customs service, stationed at Boston, who was men, tioned as the possible choice for assis- tant secretary of the treasury before the appointment of Keep, has re- signed. His resignation was immed lately accepted. His resignation fol- lows hard upon the inquiry made by the treasury department into the ope- rations of his office in connection with the case of the Glasgow Manu- featuring company of Boston, the alleged operations of which have, it is estimated, cost the government hun dreds of thousands of dollars. The attention of the treasury department was directed to this firm several months ago by evidence that it was selling imported lace goods at re- markedly low fgures-so low as to cause the suspicion that the goods had not paid the full amount of duty re- quired by the Dingley law.
 Smith, being the special agent in charge of the investigation of irregu larities at the port of Boston, was directed to investigate the case. In due time report was received from him saying that there was no ground for suspicion and that the Glasgow Manufacturing company was all right.
 The treasury department was not satisfied and Speclal Agents Ralph Clayton and Solon Norton, on duty at New York, were directed to go to Boston and make an investig ation en- tirely independent of Smith and his force. They did this and the result was the seizure of thirteen cases of imported lace goods and the accumu- ation of evidence that the department believes to be sufficient to convict members of the Glasgow Manufactur- ing company. if not also some men connected with the government ser vice.
 When Smith was called upon for an explanation of his failure to detect the illegal entry of the goods he put the blame upon two of his suEordi- mates, who, he alleged, had been care less in conducting the investigation. The two subordinates were summoned to Washington, but before their arrival Smith rendered his resignation by wire.
 Inquiry was made at the treasury department concerning report that alleged irregularities in the San Francisco customs service were to be investigated. The rep,y was that there would be general inspection of all custom houses, but that it did not appear that there was any plan for a special investigation of the San Fran cisco service.
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-28
Forty Years on the Bench

Chicago-Friday marked the fortieth year of consecutive service on the
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Ma&f fbneG elm emse san.it.

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inllu1er1 uno Hagen iiber urlertrdg'
tide S6rler5en. nadoem fie ieIbft
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% Gents. @arantirt BON ben Mpp>
ttetea bon s. &nlteper & Son uno
&bDlp6 Drei6.
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bitung oes &Drpers auf. Ser @efabr,
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ben. Shmdhlibe uno franfe BerlD=
men miifien ferner barauf beoaht lei1,
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@aa nun ben 0ibiblao lelblt a,bes
lan0t. 10 maft er fid bel ben Der @es
fabr atsaeieten Wenihen burh groBe
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unb beftiaen Durft bemerfbar. Ser
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beiB, oarauf erfulgt Elm beftiger
S@meibauabrud. es fteGen fih
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teudeno, uno ale feline Bulie beben.
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gen ftelIen fi@ eiH, Der @ang tpirb
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bee un0 Mnateln pDrl &rGrnpfen ges
serrt tuer6en. ShlieBlib miro Der
araate ribioer, iein Ntbem aebt
regelmd6ig, aber i9mdher, fem
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beirt 0ihi8lng? ,Sn erfter 2inie rluB
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uno bee 46rper nit Illf5iateit Der.
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teulertbar MAIDEN, rsuB Der &rante
an einen tibleu unb ihattiQer Drl
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bnnoluaa muB 10. lar1ee fortgeieb1
tueroen. bis elm Nr5t CUR Steue lit.
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Cinderella Sanb= Yalait.

Wir iino p~prbereitet, unieren &uns
ben uno benz 8nblifum Die neueiten
Sae0nS in allen Nrter BON Shuben
fir Damen uno Wdbben, 6erren
uno &naben gu liefern. @ir balten
unieren mOblbegriinoeten 6uf nur
Die beiten Qualitdten gu bieten aufs
re9t. Cute Waare nno biaige
8reile bleibt ltets unier Muttu. Seer
e~legantes uno sugleib bequemes
Sbubmerf 81 tragen miinibt, Der
nenbe iib an uns. Gin 8erlubs=
fauf miro Seoen uberseuaen. oaB
mir an Der Spite Der Shubeeihafte
iteben.
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Der 8unbes=D iitriftsanmalt Ters
rel prtift g~eaentuGrtig bic Titel oes
4an6ea. bae CUR @rfpeiteruna bes
6urt Som Gunftuu angetauft tuer.
ben fOQ. Subalb 6err Eerreu
leinen Betidt einreiht, pirb oas
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Ban BEE yietten Dffi5iersmDbnunaer1,
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aDHner.
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&ntpnio erfafier uno ieinen Wubnfib
mad @leuelaub, Dbiu uerleat.
Der @egenfnQ i'm Suli betrsa
no& ben Weffungen Der biefiQen
8etterltnti0n in San Nntuniu 7.52
4ou. Nur i'm Sabre 1885 mar Der
Juli 6bnli6 ra6, aber Der @egenfaa
iuiro bod rur auf $50 8pa a1ges
oeben.
SIN uerflDheneu Monat wurs
Den 15l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aasae.
itelt fir Standardization i'm anaeQes
benel1 Merte uUrt $50, 9I4.
Nan finoet audi ftuntnse Brab>
LEI, be ith ben SHein gebeu, afs
suetis ite Wunoer tuas ~ uer5hueis
0est 6dtten.
Gin tlneer Wenid meiB allies,
mas e er5dblt, aber er ersdblt nid1t
uIle8, mas er tueiB.
Nfntl tnrtn elm Mdoel aur1
1relieu lieb baben, ater bod BE.
certest trn9er = nt5ubeiBen.
Die tunfDoerirten Beteronen
t0ben ben %. Ott0ber als ihren
Eao nuf bee Nusitelung befimnt.
- Der &uaefteIlte Der Siblidaen
Yncifics8 nbn. Der bic tpmprimirte
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tranf banieberlieeenben unb aroBe
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inter 500 Wiireihaft eeitelt NOR
ben.
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4ba9. 6eilian,nttn, Elm Nnaeftefter
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cine Witttue. 5mei Briioer uno cine
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ilItter ben Guipi5ien Der 8rauerei.
MniOuen fat.
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iebt bier ihre SniIoft.
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ttret Die N~dberipuren. Nuffluen
unD tu1l6er tuiirbe NIT tpenioen
Rotten Nbbilfe fGnffen.
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Saubhett fam, 1ttc,t aebetlt tperSeu

our1 lotale Mpplttatlonetl, neil tie ben tranten Sell
bes Obres ridt errelden t6nnen. 60 eiebt nur eli
men 8eq, Die Saubbeit 3u t~uriren, uno Der 1T our6
tonfitutioneae 9eilmittet, Saubbeit miro ourh Ell
men entSinoeten :3uitano Der ibleimi9en gustlei=
onng Der gufta6il6en &6bre perlria9t. g8enu
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eei6loien 1T, erfol9t Saubbeit, ,ino penn Die Gnt-
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rem g~eb6ri9en 3uitano oerIebt perben fam, miro oas
Seb6r fir INNER ser1t6rt t~perOer; neun Gdae inter
5ebn lperoen blrb &atarrb Deruria6t, tuel6er nthts
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Hdhen 1T.
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mir nibt onrG @innebmen bon 9atl's &a=
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sE @ertantt bon aaen @potbeters, @reis Is
@ents Die Glai6e.
oaa5' Tanilien=N iIen fno Die befeh.
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