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the most astonishing part of the whole
business is that the postoffice depart
ment appears to be willing to act in
full accordance with the Japanese de-
mand.
THAT the Japanese should seek to
have the taxpayers of Canada pay for
special privileges to them does not as
tonish me very much, as I have some
knowledge of their aggressive eharac>
ter" said man who has considerable,
business, with the japanese, t'but it is
rather a cause of wonder that the
postoffice department should even cons
slider such a preposterous request.
Why, with her immense cosmopolitan
population the United States never es-
tablished separate postoffices or gave
special privileges to any of the various
races which her borders harbor.'
In the opinion of r. G. Macpherson,
NJ. P, the Federal government can per-
emptorily stop the Japanese invasion
by merely invoking the authority of
section 80 of the Dominion Imnligra-
ton Act, which states that:
1.-THE governor-in-conucil may. by
proclamation or order, whenever he.
considers it necessary or expedient,
prohibit the landing in Canada Of any
specified class of immigrants, of which
due notice shall be given to the trans
pOrtation companies"
The deputatfon of the Vancouver
Trades and Labor Council which yes
terday afternoon waited upon Mr..
in respect to the Japanese
question will this afternoon have
with Hon. w. j. Bowser, at
torney general for British Columbia, in
regard to the same matter.
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WISH PRIVATE PosToFFICE.

VANCOUVER. July 25.-The Japa'
nese of Vancouver have made de-
mand upon the acknowledgement for
the establishment of an exclusively
Japanese postoffice in this city-an Of
fee TO be manned and served by Japa-
nese. for the sole use Of the japanese
population of Vancouver and vicinity.
Not only has this demand been made
but to the minds of the few people IN
Vancouver who are aware Of the fact
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BRING THE GREAT CONCERT SINGERS
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JAPANESE
COT WORK
Kumeric Passengers Did
Not Have Such a
Hard Time.

Press reports of the arrival of the
Kumeric japanese at Vancouver do not
bear out to any great degree the eabled
messages sent here by the japanese
Consul at Vancouver and given out to
the local japanese press here. Instead
of being stranded after arrival it APP
pears that practically all the immi-
grants were given work at once. The
Victoria Colonist publishes the follow
ing:
VANCOUVER, July 26.-Eleven hun
dred and ninety japanese from Hawaii
landed in Vancouver today. The in
vasion Of the little brown men has just
begun. The japanese on landing today,
prior to the harangue in native tongue
by Consul Morikawa, deposited with
him S25 each, the minimum amount i'm
migrants must have in their possession
before they are allowed into the coun-
try. The consul says passports and
money will be refunded new arrivals
as soon as they secure employment.
Of the new arrivals $50 will be pro-
vided with accommodations in japanese
boarding houses on Powell street. The
others viii leave this afternoon for Ste
weston and other points on the Fraser
river.
As soon as arrangements are COM
pleted between 500 and 500, according
to requirements, will be shipped east
to work on the prairie section of the
Grand Trunk Pacific. Many of the
new arrivals viii be given employment
in northern canneries. Others will be
given work by the stave Lake Power
company. The steamers Venture and
Britannia viii also convey the Japan
csc to Steveston tonight
KUAEERIC DISCHARGING.
The steamer Kumeric at noon today
began discharging its human freight
at the dock of Messrs. Evans, Coleman
& Evans. Three customs officers have
been assigned to the task of examining
the baggage of the new arrivals, who
are being landed in patches of four and
five. The inspection seems to be I'M
usually rigorous. It will be midnight
before their task is completed.
The dramatic feature of the Japan
csc invasion was the spectacle presented
when the coolies descended the gang
plank. Each man, acting under the in
structions of the local japanese consul,
who addressed the multitude from the
bridge, did not reach British soil until
he had deposited $25, and his passport
in spacious gunny sack, held by an
official of the local consular agency.
Mr.. Morikawa, the representative of the
imperial japanese government, witness
ed the proceedings. He explained that
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OF THE MUE.TTTUDES

who have used it, or are now us
ing it, we have never heard OF
any one who has been disappoint-
ed init. No claims are made for
it except those which are amply
justified by experience. In COM
mending it to the afflicted we
simply point to its record. 1t
has done great things, and it is
certain to continue the excellent
work. There is-we may hon.
estly afirm-no medicine which
can be used with greater and
more reasonable faith and conf.
dence. 1t nourishes and keeps up
che strength during those periods
when the appetite fails and food
cannot be digested. To guard
against limitations this " trade
mark" is put on every bottle of
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one arm to a pulp. To get the machine
off, it had to be run right over the
rest of the body. f1attening 1t out ter'
ribly. The little girl, who witnessed
the whole affair, went into Mysteries,
and at the time the police, in the per-
sons of Sheriff Iaukea, Chief Taylor
and officer Reeves, arrived, was u1-
able to talk fnteIligently.
At the inquest last night II was
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shown that the drivers of the roller had
repeatedly warned the children away
from danger, this being corroborated
by the testimony Of the little girl, who
stated that she and others had been
driven away and scolded that very
morning. The evidence was clear and
a verdict of accidental death was re-
turned.
On the jury were D. NJ. Kupihea, JOS
Konoho, George Wright, G.. S. Mokuahi,
Panama and Charles Pao.
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Wampole's Preparation" and
without it none is genuine. 1t
is palatable as honey and con-
tains the nutritive and curative
properties of Pure Cod Liver Oil,
extrae ted by US from fresh cod
livers, combined with the Com
pound Syrup of Hypophosphitea
and the Extracts Of Malt and
Wild Cherry. Taken before meals
it creates an appetite, aids diges-
ton, renews vital power, drives
out disease germs, makes the
blood rich, red and full of con-
structive elements, and gives
back to the pleasures and labours
of the world many who had
abandoned hope. Doctor S. 81.
Mccoy, of Canada, says: 81 testify
with pleasure to it's unlimited
usefulness as a tissue builder"
It's curative powers can always
be relied upon. 1t makes a new
era in medicine, and is beneficial
from the first dose. "You can
trust it as the Ivy does the Oak"
One bottle convinces. Avoid eli
unreliable limitations. Sold by
e5sSiats throughout the work.
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HAWAII SHINPO SHA.

" 80 ------,- DID mt
THE PIONEER JAPANESE fEtA-N : q,
fng Office. The publisher OF ~
fShinpo, the only daily Japanese pAP ps,
published in the Territory OF Raw '-''
c. SHIOZAWA, ProprletOIt1.
Editorial and Printing Ornee4v 80
Smith ST., above King. Phone Main ~
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ALL EMPLOYED.

VANCOUVER, July 26.-The Japa-
nese brought by the Kumeric have all
been landed but eight, who failed to
pass the medical inspection. Most of
those landed have gone east. 1t is
said hundreds will go to the prairies
to work on G. T, P. construction. A
large number have also secured en-
ployment with the Stave Lake Power
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pos By SpecfaI AftozueTs.
The report OF the special attorneys
70 the interstate commerce commfs-
sion recommends that the attorney
general OF the United States take &C
ton to annul the contract between
the Union Pacific and Rock Island
railroads for the control OF the Chi
cago & Alton railroad, which was viz
tually wrecked BY the Hartman syn
dicate.
The most startling announcement n
this report IS that railroad competi-
ton has been EuppreSsed In an area
equal 10 one-third Of the United
States" and that the profits OF the
great railroads o. the Tar vest are
being used to buy stocks and control
systems in the east. instead OF build
ing more roads for the development
OF the west Yet after this exposure
OF the deals OF Hartman and other
railroad magnates they are indignant
that the legislatures OF the states in
cluded In the AREA equal % one-third
OF the United States should feEislace
TO compel railroad corporations "a
charge reasonable rates Instead OF eE-
tracing vast sums from the public "a
buy the stocks OF eastern railroads
The fact that the attorney general 81
I the United States needs prodding q
I protect the public interests shows thz'
I the chief reliance q the plunderel
I people must be through their own d.
rect representatives, in their state leg
{ lslatures. rather than the procrasu
mating action OF federal officials.
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man to his everlasting rest. each With
his own appropriate music
Clair Cotton. by his natural enthu-
siasm and the patriotic feeling that
his Grafton awakened in the hearts Of
his hearers, carried on loud cheers
after he had finished his Grafton, "a
Typical American" ending with
these Eythmic sentences: Where did
Shakespeare get his genigs2 Where
did Mozart get his music2 Whose hand
smOte the Tyre OF the Scottish ploW-
man, and stayed the hand OF the
German prieSt2 God, and God alone
by Cod inspired OF God was Abra-
ham Lincoln, and a thousand years
hence, no story no tragedy no epic
poem, viii be told with greater in
life ana death" He said that ali the
world has its ideals, its idols and its
heroes, and that the greatest In
American history was the man. the
martyr, the hero. Lincoln
The finishing touches In Oratory
were applied by Grace GOings, vale
dictorian- Her thoughts bridged over
/ the past and present, fingered as II
we're between the parting embrace OF
/ childhood and manhood youth ana
age. Time rides on eagles wings and
to drive the sentiment home she re-
/ peated the following beautiful lines:
Golden Years the passing by
Happy, happy, golden years;
Oh, fmplOre them as they hy.
These happy golden years
Her grafton was puncLuaIed with
! gratitude for the instructors, and al
/ persons whose work and influence
( had helped the class to the present
! goal
All Of the graduates handled them
selves admirably in delivering their
speeches, and won for themselves the
/ generous plaudits OF the audience
/ The presentation OF diplomas was
/ made by H W Stewart, secretary OF
the board Of education His remarks
/ were confined to drawing clear dis
/ tinctiOn between education and SchOI-
arship, and showing that the latter
! should be the ultimate end Of the
I former, but frequently is not because
| Of a lack OF broad conceptions and ag-
/ gressive thinking.
The class Of 1907 speaks well for
/ Prof Mitchell and his assistant, Miss
! CardwelI, and the public as well as
/ the graduates appreciate their efforts
! in bringing about so splendid results
/ in education.
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For Sale
See E. w. Sullivan for
Bargains in City Prop
erty, Improved and
Unimproved

SeOo.O
FOur-rOom house and barn. four
lots, corner property.
SO5O.OO
Three-room house, three lots Close
TO depot, new building dne location
$4,000
Four-room house, plenty OF out
buildings ali IN good repair, close to
7nO $4,000
Nice little home just north OF school
house, well worth the money TeTy
dssirabls location
I have several up-tO-date homes
modern In every way. except furnace
at uriCe5 that vii suit you Don
forget that I can sell cheap ana give
you better location than y0u can buy
elsewhere
ARE you GOING TO BUuDZ r
So, cau and see my list OF town lots
7 have iuEt added over zoo lots %
my list and can suit you a. prices
from SIS to f15o per lot City blocks
at from 41oo upEFsrcs- Town Lols are
TIE best property goa can Own Don {
wait DE-T nov tne- WI double N
ratua Remember What say you
Een-t have I1uE Sc 7Ea1-
4
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RAILROAD NOTES.

c. H Randall. conductor in pas
senger service from Colorado Springs
to Phillipsburg, was in town Wednes-
day renewing old acquaintance
The new time card viii go into ef-
feet Sunday A great many changes
in the time Of trains and designations
viii be made Two new passenger
trains will also be added
Harry Felt returned yesterday from
Atlanta. Ga, where he went as a de
legate from the local lodge Of Broth
erhOOd Of Railroad TTainmen to the
biennial convention Of the order
J. NJ ROLAND returned Saturday
from Grand Junction, Colo, where ne
is employed by the Rio Grande as d.
vision stOrekeeper. BE viii superin-
tend the construction Of the county
jail.
Mrs. A z. Ratcliff, wife Of Con-
ductOr Ratciiff, OF passenger service,
was here from Colorado Springs this
week. She is visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Thorsen, OF this
city.
Mrs. J. W. Dodds was visiting in
Denver the first OF the week. Con-
ductOr DOdds has accepted a Denver
LimOn freight run, and the DOdds
family viii make their home in Den
yer in the future.
Have pasture for some horses and
cattle on section 50-1O-404 Aaron
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commencement exercises for the
common school graduates viii be
held at the Grand opera house in
GOodland on the evening OF June q,
beginning at s o'clock p m The
main feature OF the program viii be
the address by State superintendent
z. 7. Fairchild. This is the first time
that the state superintendent has ev-
er been here on an occasion like this
The class is the largest in the history
OF the county. and IS composed 0f
fOrty-eight members. All people in
terested in education are invited 70
attend these exercises. Admission viii
be free Following IS the program
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MEMORIAL SERVICES SUNDAY
UNION MEETING held an THE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Rev. A. r. DOdd Delivered Patriotic
and Stirring Sermon to an
AppreclatiFe Audience.

The union memorial services at the
Grand opera house Sunday mcrnine
was a patriotic and enjoyabls occa-
sion The music was furnished By
select choir, Miss Ethel Powers pre-
siding at the piano The hymns sung
were In the Cross Of Christ i Glory,'
sure OF Ny Soul. Ny Savior Dear,
America" and Nearer. Nv God to
Thee" The audience Joined In the
singing with apparent ZesL Rev. J
4 stevens read q psalm and Rev. r
A Staley offered prayer
Rev A r DOdds Of the Congrega
from Exodus 1895, And &c shall
come 70 pass when your children
shall say unto you, what mean re By
this service = F" This scripture has
the Exodus from Egypt, upon which
the speaker commented briefly, and
made a very pertinent application II
was great Memorial OF a Mighty
DeliTeranCe"
The loyal Jew was fntensfveIy pat
riotic- The captain psalmist a pris-
Oner OF var IN Babylon, said; IF
forget thee. o Jerusalem. let my right
hand forget her cunning II I DO not
remember thee, let my tongue cleave
7 TO the roof OF my mouth"
This day" said the speaker, is a
/ memorial OF great sacrifice and q
I great deliTerance- A nations tribute
/ TO its fallen and loving heroes II IS
1 a day OF rstrospectOn and glorious
memories We have three views In
\ life. The prospect. the retrospect, snd
I the intraspecL The looking forward
/ the looking backward and the look
\ ing within our own souls"
Space forbids an attempt to give
I even a brief abstract OF Rev. DOdd's
mastery and eloquent sermon II was
/ indeed inspiring and even thrilling tr
\ special passages All the audience
7 felt the patriotic impulse OF the Occa-
sion and the fitting sermon. and many
/ personally congratulated the speaker
at the conclusion OF the service end
ing with singing Nearer, Ny God q
Thee" and the prOnOuncing OF th'
benedfctiOn-
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To the people of sherman County.

~ TIT EG0NlAG VI EAlGllAAaAAA Hla0AAAA-as
I wish to inform the general public
that I have just shipped in the finest
three-year-old Jack that was ever
brought into this part OF the country,
and also a good Shire stallion that
weighs 1900 pounds ] live in this
county. and viii continue 20 DO 50, and
am always ready TO stand back OF eT-
cry animal I sell / am not connect
ed in any way with the Jack and stall
lion trust I buy my stun direct from
the breeder, and what profit I can
make In handling these animals goes
back TO the people OF the county. be
cause I spend my money here You
viii always have good cause 70 buy
OF me for the reasons stated above.
am interested in the building up Of
the pure-bred stock industry IN this
county, because IL costs no more %
keep a good animal than it does a
poor one Ny jack. which am now
showing to the farmers, IS ahead OF
anything I have ever had anything %
do with in this line HOEsemen who
have seen him say that he heads the
list In their experience. And know
that all persons interested in Jacks
viii be admirably surprised at what I
have to show them Ny stallion IS q
fine animal also, and one worth more
money than I am asking for him He
belongs 70 a hardy stock and is a class
Of horse whose breeding ought 70 be
encouraged in Sherman county
You can't afford to miss this chance,
MI. Jack and Mule Man
Q. ". WILSON, GOOdlands Kan
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BASEBALL OUTFIT FREE,
Ths Kansas CITY Journal Makes a
Splendid Offer 20 Boys for Securing
New Subscribers for The Weekly
Journal

To any boy securing ten new sub
scrfbers for the weekly Journal at
Is cents per year each, thus making
a total OF $3.50, and send 70 US To-
gether wgith names and Addresses. we
wiz send 20 his address, free OF
charge express prepaid, either a
NIT. GLOVE. MASK BAIL or PAT,
all OF which are a very high class
grade OF goods or IL you desire %
secure two OF these articles, secure
twenty new subscribers, and 50 on
send for sample copies for can
wasting. and when you send your list
and remittance DO not fail 70 give
your nearest express Office
Send money by postOfice money OF
der or draft, and address The Kan
sas City Journal. Kansas City, No
This Offer expires August I, 1907
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OF Kanorado, Winner OF Spelling Con
test Of Schools Of Sherman County.
Song. That Good Old United
States
Invocation
Recitation. The Bridge Keepers
Story" Hattie Melton
Piano duet. Lily Shaw and Freda
Recitation. Edith Kimmel-
Grafton, Hale and Andre" Rolla
Mccall
Train Fern Hall
Recitation, Alma RunE-
Vocal solo. E E Mitchell
Address, state superintendent E I.
Fairchild.
Vocal solo. Lily Shaw.
Presentation OF diplomas, J. P
Phillips. county superintendent
BenedictiOn-
Following are the names Of the
common school graduates for 1907
RoIla Mccall, Edith Corkill. Julia
StaIgren. Bertha Hudson, Elizabeth
Johnson. Fern Hall, Clarence Moore
Ethel Bowen, Jessie Stewart, Celia
SmaIIey, Beneta Beckett, Ruth Bick-
EFT, Leta Knight, Emily Sperry, Hilma
DUEL, Mamie Mccall Anabel Phil
lips, Clara Grouse, Myrtle Eicher,
Rose Miller, Bessie Martin, Viola
TAYLOR, Charles Harmon, Harry Burd,
Mary Didra- Alta Didras Ernest
Reichman. Dell Beckett Ethel Wat
son, Melvin Hartzler, Evert Evans
Eva Bush, Lily Shaw, Ross ThOmp-
son. Edith KfmmeI, Glen Kent vera
Coleman. Karl Shimeall. Susie John
son, Frank Brown Freda BroWni
Mamie RunneIls. 81 Alexander, Alice
Taylor, Alma Rung. Paul Mixer FL
nina Larsen, George Kelly
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SHERMAN COUNTY WET DOWN
BEST RAIN OF THE SPRING FELL
THURSDAY.
Crops Were in Need Of Rain, and
Vegetation VIII Now Spring
Forward Rapidly.

Sherman county is sopping wet, but
she delights in it just the same.
Rain began falling about 10 o'clock
this forenoon Thursday and has
continued at intervals all day.
It is estimated that about an inch
or more Of rain has fallen, which has
been a great necessity, as the crops
had begun to show the dry weather.
All spring sOwings was in good con
dition, and the various kinds OF crops
viii now take a leap forward and
make the farmer, and everybody in
general, happy once again.
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the frog. in trying 20 be a. big as
er-e ~ had inflated itself until Il
bust. Substantially as related IN tns
zfandard historical works -.
HIM. exclaimed the OK Anal :
the worst case OF eLagser@Isa ssO
Meanwhile the froE. as sucE. nae
5iEanDeared. and being unable 20 COZ
fect ftsslf e attempted no repiy----ai-
caEO Tribune
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MARRIED COUPLES RETURN.

Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Carmichael and
Mr. and Ms T. A Stevenson
Dr. =. A Carmichael and T A
Stevenson returned home 70 Goodlano
last Saturday They each bring q
bride 20 reside in our beautiful city
They are more than welcome
On Sunday. az luncheon. they were
entertained az the Depot hotel BY the
genial landlord. bTr. J h Posey- A
very pleasant social time was enjoyed.
70 say nothing OF the elegant menu
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The foundations o. the new county
5afi. which IS to cost 5000. was be-
gun Monday. J. n ROLAND has been
employed to supsrintend the concrete
work 81 the Jail County Cclnnissicn-
sr E1auer Is also spending consider
able time IN giving his assistance m
overseeing the work
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-Four lots, one corner, in block II
/ Third addition: east 'front.' all clear
cash price $500 II sold by 25th Of Nay
/ Address Mrs DR.. Gerber, 1903 Forest
Avenue. Kansas City. No.
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TOLD d A LINE
The Cnnruernr.

He looked at me with pleading eyes,
His ardent suit he pressed
Ky gentle NC" he would not hear,
Nor let the subject rest
He asked me one again and than
BSsOughL me Ger and Ger
Nor yet despafred. although my mo"
Was drmer than before.
And still he pleaded urgently,
With mien OF one who wins
I sighed and answered YES, AM
bought
His book Of safety pins
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For Sale

Nine lots. Nos. 1s TO % inclusive, in
block Il, c. K & y. addition. for
1925 for all Address Lock Box 25,
Limon- Colo
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HerernrtI Bull for sale

Have yearlinE Hereford bull for
sale cheap. is a fine animal and weighs
$50 pounds Wei marked and heavy
build. ". Powers. Goodland-
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Erpert Statesmen. Cattle, HOGS.
S5een Careful and Intelligent
ve-5 Rovs- Perfect once Methods
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am now prepared to make farm
loans on favorable terms See Thos-
2. Leonard
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-31

Special sale OF cut flowers and pot
ted plants at DeFby's confectionery
store. w. l. White, Florist
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An kinds Of Laundry help. ~ s01d
-zrss. n modern airy. wen iisns91
uIants- Climate unslrTsss-e5- c-
taln ar and sunEht1e- Addzt = s.
saehs. 1zl1 Eirteent1 S.1eez 17e-rer,
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SHIP YOUR LIVE STOCK TO

Gay ROBINSON AND COMPANY
stock Yards. Kansas City, No
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Have pasture for some horses and
cattle on section 5O-1O-4OI Aaron
Wells.