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In the June 14 letter "Return respect to Oval Office," Lynn Costello's first argument about respect by clothing is ridiculous. These kinds of petty objections have been going on for decades from people who have no basis for them other than prejudice.
Then the statement, "Our current president mocks citizens who are worried about security on our borders." Oh, really? Quoting the July 26, 2010, Washington Post: "The Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency expects to deport about 400,000 people this fiscal year, nearly 10 percent above the Bush administration's 2008 total and 25 percent more than were deported in 2007. The pace of company audits has roughly quadrupled since President George W. Bush's final year in office." Without going into the increased border patrol enforcement expansion, is this Costello's definition of Obama's mocking worries about security on our borders?
I am a life-long Republican who clearly remembers "We Want Wilkie" and has voted the straight Republican ticket ever since, but I'm ashamed of the right wing's disrespect of the president of the United States. I also yearn for respect for the office but am also deeply concerned about the right wing's continuous bashing not just of Obama, but of the presidency itself.
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Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR), a member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, says the National Intelligence Estimate on Iraq "is saying that the situation in Iraq is even more grave than the president has laid out."
Only "key judgments" of the report were made public.
Wyden, who has access to classified material beyond that released Friday, says that while the U.S. should remain involved with Iraq through training and counter-terrorism, "the Iraqis have used our courageous soldiers as a crutch that they have leaned on for too long, and it is time to start bringing our people home."
Wyden says that idea is what American voters threw their support for in the midterm elections.
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And she's preggers, whether anyone likes it or not. Previous reports hadn't quite captured a picture of her baby bump, but princess Snooki finally released a glowing pic on her Twitter page.
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Snooki is also very committed to wearing high-heeled shoes while pregnant, reportedly. Heels while preggers?!! Hmm, well she still has a few months to go, so we'll see what tune she's singing when she's closer to birth time and her feet are bigger than three continents.
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STS/STS-V Cars for Sale Discussion, 2009 sts-v in Cadillac STS/STS-V (2005 and later) Classified Ads; I posted up my 09 to see if anyone was interested and not a single reply so now I am ...
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I posted up my 09 to see if anyone was interested and not a single reply so now I am on the verge of trading it in...
If anyone wants to do a wheel swap in Texas + cash before that happens the dealer doesn't care if it has stock or aftermarkets as long as it has good tires.
If you want some bad ass wheels Im gonna do this cheap but tyhe clock is ticking.
Heres the for sale thread
2 piece forged wheels painted in the Cadillac crystal gray with polished lips with Hankook tires. 20x10.5 and 20x9.5 along with the custom black lugs
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Wow, that is a rare V - both in year and color. However, my experience in trying to sell any car in that car's forum is that most people reading the forum probably already have one. Have you tried listing it CL or auto trader more local to you? It would reach many more porential buyers. How much for the wheels? Maybe post a for sale thread for just those here, as people would be interested in those I'm sure.
Trying to private message you but don't have it set up
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i looked and thought he had a modded intake,like you.Agree if its only wheels no big deal.But if its a non stock intake, its an issue If its only the wheels, let me know and ill tell my buddie--its also kind of high mileage for a fairly new car,that might be an issue--does it have the extended warrnty
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I'm not in TX but my stock wheels have pretty new tires. How much are you looking for to swap?
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I have the full stock intake and am putting it back on the car. Dont have wheels however so those will either stay or Ill need a trading partner. As for headliner, if someone hates that I would be shocked.
I already have the new car on the lot so the trade will happen. Tax savings are too great on this as a trade for what I might be able to sell it for.
2000 + stockers OBO for the wheels Ill be selling the s[ectre stage 2 intake as well. Make an offer on that and Ill consider it.
239-462-5763 is my # text me. Calling will result in no answers cause I am just too darn busy, hence why I have no time to list the car.
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Manitowoc Lake Shore Times (Newspaper) - November 27, 1888, Manitowoc, Wisconsin BUtor!o»l SoeUtj 4k VOLUME VIII. MANITOWOC, WIS., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1888 NO. 373. EDlTfiD BY :BE. G-. 33LX1.X1SS,, Office, York ätre«!t, Mahon^'s Building, N^ORTK SIIÍE. Terms: $2.00 Per Year. BUSINESS CARDS. Atton«jt at li*w. G. G. SEDGWICK. Attorney at IaAVT. Rooms l and 1, Tor- risoii'8 Brick Block, North 8th «treet« Man Itowoc, Wia. 4Sr*OoUection8a aiMjcialty. Re-mittanoes inrarialüy mad« on day of opllec-tio^ . ft*tf L. J. Nasbu S4. flash. NASH & NASH. Attorneys and counsisx^ors at hkVf. Office over First National Bank, EigUPth St. Ooilectlons promptly attended to. JOHN FRANZ, votary public, passage, loah. in. -W SURANOE AND REAL ESTATE EX-CHANGE office. j»"Land sales by Auction the second Saturday in eacn month during the whole year. _______' G. A. FORREST. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW Office in Cams' Block, firet floor, in door leading to County Judge's office. South might Street, Manitowoc, Wis. Collections prompt ly attended to. ll.t.BamliafJ.D.S. j.T.M'ftin.D.D.3.<xlDENTISTS.lX>' 212 North 8th. St, Manitowoc, Wis. R. K. PAINE, M. D., HOM. OFFICE NEAR CORNER EIGHTH AND BUFFALO STREETS. Residence, Cor, Kghth and St. CUiLT Sts. Manitowoc, Olle« Hours: 8 to 9 a. m., J. to 3 and 5 to8 p. m. jTdTììCarkham Attorney * counselor at law oihc» Toirisons, Brick Block North Side, J. S. ANDERSON. Attorney a counselor at law of. Ilo« in Mahoneys Building York Street. Dentists._. "B. V. SCIiAi^LKH>i, rrr. o.m. d, Physician, -iUPjiEON a accoucheur, Hiw ))<^nuanently located at Coopera-town, MaiiiTOwoc Co., '.Vi3. J. B. HICK, M. D. PHY3ICIAN AN» surgeon.-Residence: one inilo north of JLarratiee pcstofflce. Gitelon, Wls. SEEGER BR08- Dentists. Room!« two doors south ©f post* Office, in Anderson's Brick block, first floor. All kinds, of Dental Werk done with care. Filling and Artificial work a ^ecialty. Teeth extracted w^ithont pain Ome hours rom • A. 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Cashier* stablished 1858. incorporated 1884.c IC, Slofc Baotiiff Cfl MANITOWOC, WIS.Capital $50.000.00 A GENERAL BANKING, EX-I CHANGE and COLLECTION BUSINESS TRANSACTED Deposits Received and Certificates ^ Issued Bearing interest per ' special Agreemsnt. Drafts on all principal. A.merican Cities, Great Britain, Germany, Norjv'ay bought and f»61d at lowest rates. Powerfli of Attorneys made in lawful and «jrrect menner for nse In forei^ countries, and Inheiitances Collected, Quickly and Cheaply. Passage Tickets tor sale from all German, Scandinavian, JEnglish, Irish and French, Ports at New York Friccs with many v ears'experience we feel that we can surely give satisfaction. T* C. SHOVE, President. GEO.COOPER, V.Pres't. F. H. HARRIS. Cashier, TAKES ANOTHER TERM. K«salt of the Election of the Kniirhts of I.abor—Powderly Again Chofen. Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 23.—Powderly was to-day re-elected general master workman, Knights of Labor. 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For this purpose a laundry house should be immediately constructed, or if in your judgment it can better be done the laundry already in operation will be rented. My opinion is that the class of articles that need necessarily to be destroyed is an extremely limited one. Mattresses and their contests, pillows and comforts cannot well be disinfected, at least without the employment of a process so expensive as to render it useless from an economic point of view. With these exceptions I think all the articles in sick-rooms can be properly disinfected. Bed-chamber walls should be sponged and washed down with a solution ■ of bi-chlorid© of merctiry, and such articles as sheets, pillowcases and blankets should be first plunged in a disinfecting solution and afterwards put in boiling water. Wearing apparel hanging in closets adjacent to Ded-chambers, carpets of bed-chambers and rugs in bed-chambers should be subject to disinfection by steaming. All houses should be exposed to air currents as much as possible. Upholstered furniture should be treated by spraying with bi-chloride of mercury solu-tion.'^ 'ANARCHIST CIRCULAR. An Inflammatory Appeal to the Work-Ingmen of Chicago. An Anarchist circular, of the style made familiar bj' Parsons and Spies, was well distributed in Chicago on the 23d through the saloons of the west and northwest sections of the city. After asking subscriptions to defend the supposed dynamiters, Hronek, Cleboun and Sevic, whose trial is to begin on Monday, the circular says: "Notwithstanding it (the law) has murdered a niunber of onr brethren, this capitalistic beast thirsts for more blood, and apparently will not be satisfied until it gets it VVorkingmen of Chicago cannot tell nowadays what will happen. Any day they are liable to be taken away Irom their breakfast tables, torn from their families and h>cked up in jail on account of some trivial complaint from capital.The paper goes on to say that capital must be crushed, and claims that the only way to do it is for the w^orkingman to organize and fight for his rights. The circular is printed in German and Bohemian and signed by Fritz Benthin on behalf of the newly organized Arbeiter Rechts Schütz-Ver-ein.TERROM IN Anarchy and Bloodshed in the Pacific Ocean. INSULTS TO AMERICAN CITIZENS. Cerman Officers Ruling With mn Iron Hand—People Assaulted on Public Streets—Two Great Armiea Drawn Up in BatMe Array. TWO BOYS DIE BY THE ROPE. £xecntion of Jake and Joe Tobler at Wichita, Kas. Wichita, Kas., Nov. 21.—Jake and Joe Tobler (colored) were executed this morning in the county jail in the presence of but a few people, by federal authorities. The death warrant was read at 10:20 o'clock in front of their cell and the death procession reached the scaffold shortly after. W^hile the legs of the condemned were being pinioned, prayer was ofi'ered by Mrs. Cail. The trap was sprung at 10:25. Jake did not move a muscle, while Joe, during the second minute, drew up his legs twice. The crime for which they were executed WAS the killing of Cass and Goody Kuntz, near i^ac and Fox ^ agency in August, 1885. The murdered men were engaged in business at Vinita, in the territory, and were on their way to Northern Texas, camped about one 'mile from Sac and Fox agency. While asleep they were murdered,' The Tobler boys'were soon after arrested with property of the murdered men in their possession, and confessed. BIG BLAZE AT FORT WAYNE. immense Electric Light Plant Burns With a L.OSS of S2o0,000. Fort W^'ayne, Ind., Nov. 23!-r-The Fort Wayne Jenney Electric Light Co.^s plant was entirely destroyed by fire at 2 A. M. to-day. Loss on the biailding and machinery is $350,000; insurance $150,-000, divided among thirty difi*erent companies. The fire originated in the third floor from an unknown cause. Fully 300 workmen are thrown out of employment. ' *Xwo hundred and eighty em ployes are thrown out of work by the fire and the city lose one of its largest manufacturing plants. The btiildings which covered ^bout three acres, were entirely new and the machinery had not been in use over a year. A meeting of the stockholders will be called on the return of General Manager McDonald, who is now in New York. It is expected that the works will be rebuilt at once. San Feancisco, Cal., Nov. 24.—The steamer Mariposa, from Sydney and Auckland, arrived here to-day. The correspondent of the Associated Press at Apia, Saifaoa, under date of November 6, writes that matters are daily growing worse in Samoa instead of im-provintr* The American, British and German consulates are guarded by platoons of marines from the men of war, Adams, Lizard and Adler respectively. The buildings are all fortified by sand bags placed on all sides ot a height of three or four feet. The marines carry loaded muskets and all persons approaching at night are halted before they can enter the buildings. This state of aflfairs went into operation October 24, and was caused by acts of the Germans, w'hose attitude towards the Americans and English as well as toward natives is becoming unendurable. A patrol of three armed sailors from the German man-of-war Adler travels the streets of Apia with loaded muskets and fixed bayonets every night. A lew nights ago the patrol met two English gentlemen on Main Street, when one of the German sailors without provocation, Struck Mr. Ritchie, one of the En-glishmeii, a heavy blow in the face, knocking him down. The Englishmen, who were unarmed, did not resist the blow, but Ritchie reported the affair to the British consul, Col. Logan. Capt. Pellis, of the English man-of-war Lizard, heard of the occurrence and visited the British consul for the purpose of determining what steps should je taken in tlie matter. During the early part of November the Germans threatened to report some Americans who opposed their proceedings. Among these was H. T. Moors, an Atnerican citizen, and the largest merchant in Apia. While Tamasese, the rebel king, who is a tool of the Germans, was besieged on Mulinuii Point, near Apia, some of his warriors entered the house of an American named Scanlan, drove him and his family out of their house, killed hij^ live stock, and threatened to take Scan Ian's life. This was done within 15' yards of the fort erected dv German on Mulinuii Point and in lull view o the German garrison; but the latte made no eflort to stop this proceeding Natives repeated the performance a few days later whereupon Capt. Sear^ of' the United States man-oi-war Adams, conveyed such a positive communication to tne captain of the German garrison as caused them to restrain the 'natives for the time being "from further acts of violence. The three years' cruise of the Adams expired two months ago but such was the serious condition of aflfairs that Capt, Leary de-tcideii to remain there until relieved by the man-of-war Nepsic from Callao. October 10 a boat load of Tamasese's men tired into a large boat filled with Mataafa's men who -were peacefully paddling up the harbor, unarmed. None of them were hit, but a number of natives, and one English house were hit b]^ bullets which flew across the main • street. As a result of this Admiral Fairfax, of the English man-of-war Calliope, which was here at that time, sent word to Tamasese that he had left orders with the captain of the English man-of-war Lizard that in case the proceeding was re- ieated the Lizard should fire into amasese!s boats. Tamasese is now' encamped with his followers, 1,700 in number, at Salnatifa, about twelve miles from Apia. He has built forts and rifle pits and is awaiting the Mataafa men, it having been understood on both sides that a battle would take place early in November. Mataa-fa's men number 8,000 picked warriors. Both sides are armed with repeating rifles. Mataafa haa received large detachments from Savaii, one of the Samoan group. On tne 5th inst. Mataafa's army took up its march on the forts of the 'Salnatifa. All day natives were moving out from Apia where they have been encamped. Some men are carrying two repeating rifles while all have one piece. War canoes, some holding 100 men, have been coming into Apia harbor from Adams, and the sight is a magnificent one. All the warriors are singing battle songs as they go by,'each wearing a white head dress of Mataafa and keeping time to the beat of paddles. They are all men nearly six feet in height and have fine physical development. It i|^eported that the German vice-consuif Brande, an ex-German artillery officer, and two other Germans, went to Tamasese's fort at Sainatifa, October 18, and gave him several hundred rifles, several thousand cartridges and a barrel of dynamite. October 24, sailors from the man-of-war Adler fired into a boat load of Mataafa's men who were paddling along to Apia. None were hit. Soon after the Germans fired a volley into several foreigners' houses. A public indignation meeting was held and as a result United States Consul Blacklock and the British consul requested the respective men-of-war to fortify the consulates so that a place of refuge might be offered foreigners m case of emergency. The United States consul posted a notice stating that precautions had been taken to protect the Americans from farther outrages by Uiie Germans. Americans in Apia complain that the United States government has neglected to ofler them the necessary protection to which they are entitled, though Capt. Leary, of the Adams, has done everything possible to protect American interests. The great battle of Salnatifa is expected to occurr hourly. Rocfcets were seen ascending from the vicinity of Tama-sese's fort at a late hour last night. ^ The United States man-of-WAr Nipsic is expected here daily from Callao. She will relieve the Adams and the latter vessel will sail at once for San Francisco. FEVER ON^E BOSTON. Several Deaths Among tli« Crew Fr«m th« Tetlow Scourg«. Nkw York, Nov. 24,—^The United States steamer Boston, which was last reported at Port au Prince, Hayti where she was sent when the Haytien government seized the American steamer Haytien Republic, reached New York this morning and anchored in quarantine. The following is the report of the Boston, as made to the ship news collector: "The United States steamer Boston, Commander Ramsey, officers and men numbering 356, all told, left Port au Prince on November 16. Had strong northeast winds most of the passage. Surgeon Simon, Frank Thomas, seaman, and Chas. Mitchell, ordinary seaman, are sick on board, John J. Kelly, apprentice, died November 20. E. J. Trapp, apprentice, died on the same day. On November 21 John Uzelman. seaman, died. On November 22, John Retzel, marine, died. The rest of the ship's officers and crew are quite well. Y^ellow fever is supposed to have been the cause of the sickness and deaths on the steamer." The officers of the Boston decline to make any statement regarding the steamer Haytien Republic, recently seized by the Haytien authorities. They say' the matter will have to be settled by the authorities at Washing- - tOjl. Admiral Gherardy, of the Brooklyn navy yard, received a communication to-day from Commissioner Ramsey, of the Boston, stating that there had been several ciises of yellow fever on board the vessel. No new cases, however, have occurred since the 19th hist. Admiral Gherardy has dispatched a tu£ boat to the Boston with the ship's mail. He does not know how soon the health authorities will allow' anybody to board the Boston. ASSAULTED ON THE BENCH. An Illinois Criminal Almost Kills a Judg^e Who Sentenced Him« Pboria, III., Nov., 24.—William Sheehan, a local tough who has spent sever al terms in the penitentiary, assaulted and almost murdered Police Justice William Mooney just after the latter had imposed upon him a workhouse sentence for assaulting Mr. G^oenwold, a jeweler. After being sentenced Sheehan turned to a lawyer sitting near and said with an oath, "I would like to kill that old bald-headed fool." And picking up the chair on which he had been sitting he struck the magistrate on the head, knocking him senseless. The legs of the chair were broken by the blow% Sheehan was immediately re-ar-rested on the charge of assault with attempt to commit murder, and in default of $10,000 bail was taken to the county jail. He will be tried under the habitual criminal act and will undoubtedly get a long sentence in the penitentiary. Magistrate Mooney will recover. QUEENS OF THE ROAD. Escape from Jail of Two Dashing Female Slorse Thieves. Hutchinson, Kas., Nov. 21.—Tw'o female horse-thieves—Ida Weston - and Emma Mentry—escaped from Hamilton County jail last night. The sheriff was in Newton on other business, and had left the keys to the jail in the Opera Hotel. Someone who must have been perfectly familiar with the hotel, let the female thieves out, and then returned the keys to the drawer in which they had been locked up. These daring queens of the road have been stealing horses for a year, having run ofl thirteen animals. The girls arc of a dashing type, both blondes and handsome. Ida is the daughter of a Philadelphia minister and Emma claims to be the daughter of a wholesale clothing dealer in Boston. TWO OF THE SAME KINU. Another 6350,000 Libel Suit Against the Chicago Times. A suit for $250,000 damages was instituted against The Chicago Times Company in the superior court in that city on the 24th by the oonsolidated Rapid Transit & Elevated Railroad Company. The suit IS for alleged libel for the publication of a leading editorial in the Times charging in stronger language tfian before that the Consolidated Company is a corruptionist and has bought up the City Council. This is a second suit for a like amount begun by the same company against the same paper, and on the same grounds within a week, making an aggregate of a half million damages sought to be recovered. g ARMS FOR THE REBELS. A YOUNG man in Asheville' N. C., broke'his leg while pulling ofi' a tight boot. One Thousand Rifles I^eave New York for the Haytian Insurgents. New* York, Nov. 21.—Ebenezer D. Bassett, Haytian consul geneial, said this morning that while there could be no doubt that the 1,000 rifles and a cargo of ammunition, taken to Monte Cris-to on the Clyde steamship George W. Clyde, were destined ultimately for the insurgents in Hayti, the customs authorities could not stop them as they w*ere lawfully consigned to another port. This consignment, added to that of the Saginaw, gives fourteen rifles and plenty of ammunition to each man, woman and child in Monte Cristo. A MAGNIFICENT GIFT. Presentation of a Costly Building to a Public Library Association. Paterson, N. J., Nov. 24.—The fact has just been made public that Mrs. Mary E. Ryle, widow of William Ryle, and ¡daughter of Chas. Dan forth, the weli-known locomotive builder, has presented to ,,the trustees of the Free Public Library the handsome residence formerly occupied by her father, on one of the most prominent corners in the city. The building is to be known as Danforth Library Building, and her father's name isjto be perpetuated by a tablet in the main hall. WON BY PARNELL. The Timéis Lose Its Appeal Case in the Libel Suit. Edinburgh, Nov. 24.—^The judgment passed by Judge Kinnear in the case of Parnell against the Times, allowing proof on the question of arrestment^ and from which the Times appealed, has been unanimously upheld by the judges of the firet division of the court of sessions. HIS KillFE FAILED HIM. The Fiend IJnsuccessfnil ia aa ▲tteaipt at. Murder—Escape of the CThosen Tlctitn—In the Hands *»f liie Mysterious Assassin the Wonuin Kvades the Fatal Blow—How the Lon> don Terror Looks—A Hot Chaee. Lostdon, Nov. 21,—Great eicitement was occasioned this morning when it was reported that another woman had been murdered and mutilated in Whitechapel. The police immediately formed a cordon around the premises. An enormous crowd rushed to the vicinity in which the crime was said to have been committed, where it was leared that another murder had been attempted upon a low woman by a man who had accompanied her to her lodging, but that in this instance his work had been frustrated. [ According to the story the man liid seized her and struck her once in the throat with a knife. She struggled desperately and had succeeded in freeing herself from the man's grasp and had screamed for help. Her cries had alarmed the man and he fled without attempting any further violence. Some of the neighbors w'ho had heard the w'oman's screams followed the murderer for about 300 yards, when he disappeared from their sight. The woman says she is fully able to recognize the man and gave a description of him to the police. The police are hopeful of soon capturing him. The man and woman, it seems, had been passing the night together and he suddenly attacked her with a long sharp Knife, making a frightful gash in her throat. The woman struggled desperately and raised such an outcry that the man fled. Three men living in an adiacent house pursued him but he made his way adroitly through the crowd in a manner that indicated thorough familiarity with the locality, and eluded his pursuers. It is said the w'ould-be assassin is . well-dressed man and wore a light moustache. His victim recovered sufficiently afterwards to describe her assailant as tall, fair and well-dressed, and speaking pure English. The woman's name is Farmes. An effort is being made to quièt the excited citizens and it is this evening asserted that the Scotland Yard authorities are convinced that the assault on the woman w'as not the work of the Whitechapel fiend. Thè excited popu* lace, however, believe still that the assailant was "Jack the Ripper" and assert that the police are tryingfto throw dust in their eyes. The woman suffered only a slight abrasion of the skin on her throat and the police say they place no credit in her story of an attack. They claim to believe that she inflicted the injury herself while she was drunk; No arrests have 5 et been made. The streets in the Whitechapel districts are thronged with an excited mob. TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT. Flames Break Out in a Crowded School Buildiug. New York, Nov. 22.—At fifteen minutes past'1 o'clock this afternoon fire broke out in the first public school at Long Island City. One of the pupils of the school had gone into the basement and lighted a gas jet. The woodwork close to the jet took fire and'the flame shot up through a crevice in the floor. Over 900 children were studying at their lessons in their various rooms of the buildincr. When the children on the first floor saw* the flainei shooting up through the boards Ihey gave the alarm. Instantly there was a panic in every room of the school building. The children rushed pell-mell for the narrow doors, crow'ding, jostling and striking each other in their efiorts to get out. The children were piled up at the foot of the stairw'ays in heaps and all attempts to bring order out of the confusion were at first fruitless but finally the firemen and police were able to check the children, although they had to contend with an excited mob of weeping mothers that had appeared as soon as the new's of the fire spread through the neighborhood. The fire itself amounted to little and as soon as it was extinguished an examination of the injured was commenced. It was found that while hundreds were badly brufeed and shocked no one was fatally or seriously hurt. TROUBLE AT SAN DOMINGO. An Uprising Threatened Owing to an Election Dispute. Washington, D. C., Nov. 23.—No further information has been received at the State or Navy Departments from Port au Prince relative to the troubles in Hayti. The State Department was advised- to-day, however, by the United States consuls at Puerto Plata and San Domingo that an insurrection is probable at San Domingo over the coming ^lection for president. Two candidates are in the field for that office, but one of them, Gen. Huereux, prevailed upon his opr>onent to withdraw. The followers of the latter believe their t-ai.-didate was threatened with death unless he withdrew, and now threaten to kill Gen. Huereux if he should be elect-ed. TWO AMAZED WIDOWS. Strange Scene In a Probate Court at St. Cloud, Minn. St. Cloud, Minn. Nev. 20.—A queer ■cene was that enacted at the probate court when Mrs. Mary Jane Smith, of Wisconsin, and Mrs. Anna Smlth^ of Hamilton. Ont., both widows of engineer Jonn Smith, who was killed on a railroad last spring, encountered each other at the hearing of the appointment of administration of his estate, which consists only of the claim aerainst the railroad for his death. Both women were fimazed and the spectators excited. Judge Bruener has ordered a , hearing of tneir respective claims to sor-] row for Mr. Smith. Worried Himself to Death. ' Chicago, 111., Nov. 23.—John Rajnson Oaderdonk, who has been superintending the new water tunnel and caisson, 4ied of pneumonia yesterday,, aged 48 years. His ill-success in launching the new caisson worried him greatly, and in his repeated trips to the lake shore he caught a severe cold, which developed i&to pneumonia. ONLY FOR_^IPLOYES. The Inter-State Commission Rules on the Annual Pass Questiotn« Washington, D. C., Nov. 24.—The inter-siate commerce commission rendered a decision to-day in the case of Slater vs. the Northern Pacific Railway Company, which states that 'a complaint made for the purpose of retaliation for fancied wrong so as to get even with a carrier for revocation of the complainant's pass does not commend itself to the commission. A carrif r which has conformed to the rulings of the commission should not be prosecuted for alleged violations of law in that respect w. ich have occurred before such ruling was made and under a construction of law' then approved by carrier's counsel. Free transportation issued in the form of an annua! pass to a person not in the regular and stated service of the carrier nor receiving any wages or salary under contract of employment, but requested by him as compensation for throwing in its way anv business he conveniently could, is held to be illegal. GUNS FOR COAST DEFENSE. TUe Dynamite Projectile to Be Used— Bids for Armament. Washington, D. C., Nov. 23.—Capt Zalinski, the inventor of the pneumatic dynamite gun, was in consultation w*ith the chief of ordnance and the chief of engineers to-day, rejecting the procurement of pneumatic dynamite guns for coast defense. The * current army appropriation bill authorizes the expenditure of 1400,000 in the purchase of these weapons and about the middle of next week the w'ar department vili issue advertisements for pro-posals for supplying the guns. Just what calibres and sizes of guns required has not yet been determined. The location of the weapons will be lelt in the hands of the engineer department and undoubtedly a number of them w ill be mounted on the shores of New York harbor. . FAT^LY HURT BY A DOG. HOW CANm SEES iT. •ea. Harrison's Plan to Buy the Dominion Causes a Sensatiou. Montreai^ Que., Nov. 23.—There is much excitement here over an alleged interview with Gen. Harrison, published in a local paper, in which the President-elect favors the purchase of Canada bv the United States and says steps to this end will probably soon l>e taken. Sir John MacDonald dedineeto be in-▼iewed, but Peter Ryan, a leading Lil>-eral of Toronto, said; ''Everyone kn-iws Canada could not be purchased from Great Britain, that it 4'ould l«e obtained only by the free consent of thi* Canadian people, and that the matter would therefore have to be submitted to thé.m at general election." A leading Conservative member of Parliament, when questioned as U w hat would be the outcome if by plebiscite vote, an ally of the province's she ild dc dare in favcr of annexation, said; "Thé Dominion government would sim| !y ignore and treat it the same way astbt v did the provincial conference rec< ntly.'^ Notw'ithstanding all provincial fiH-a! governments are liberal, the Consejva-üves' strong majority in the Dominion Parliament wotild prevent any action being taken until the next general election, w'hich occurs in 1891. WERE TWO girls MURDERED? V Chicago Woman Attacked and Mangle by a Kewfonndland. Chicago, is'ov. 24.—Last evening Mrs. Kounosvky was walking along Fisk Street, near Sixteenth, when she was attacked by a large Newi*oundland, the dog tearing her clothing and fastening his teeth in her flesh. He dragged her irom tlie sidew'alk to the ground but was finally driven away by the crowd attracted by her cries! When rescued the woman w'as found to be terribly lacerated about the shoulders and arms. She is in a critical condition. The dog was killed by policemen. BEDELL'S HARD LOT. The Mystery of the Chicago Boulevard Tragedy Deepening. Chicago, 111., Nov. 22.—The mystery surrounding the tragic death of Eva Mitchell, found murdered in Grand Boulevard, Was heightened to-day by t e discovery that Nettie White, an intimate friend of the dead girl, has been missing since the night of the killing. Both were about the same age ana both came here from Iowa about the same time. Efforts to discover the whereabouts of the White girl are as unsuccessful as those to discover the murderer of Miss Mitchell. It is possible that she,'too, was put out of the way, TRIED TO BURN A TOWN. The Swindler Sentenced to Twenty.flve years* Imprisonment. New Y^ork, Nov. 23.—James F. Bedell, the real estate clerk of the law firm of Shipman, Barlow', Laroque & Choate, who swindled his employers and their clients out of $2t>4,600 of which he spent a part in tiie policy shop of Emerson <k Goss, was to-day sentenced on his plea of guilty to state prison for twentv-five years and four months. Philip J. Goss, one of the policy dealers, w^ho got |30,-000 out of Bedell, pleaded guilty to felony and was fined 11,000. Turkeys I'or New York's Poor. New York, Nov. 24.—The Department of Charities and Correction is prej-ar-ing to feed 15,300 persons with turkey next Thursday. The dinner will cost nearly $3,000. '_ Incendiaries Attempt to Destroy a Michigan Village. Mount Morris, Mich., Nov. 24.—An attempt was made shortly after midnight to burn the Kennedy House, but tli,^ fire was distîovered befo*'e mu^^h damage had been done. Had it not been for the timely,discovery the chances are that all of the business places on the west side of the village would have been burned, and perhaps several lives lost. This is the second attempt within four months to burn this hote is no clue to the tire bug... There BRIBERY OPENLY CHARGED. United Ireland Makes a Bitter Attack on the I'arnell Judg^-A. Dublin, Nov. 22.—United Iri land today makes a furious attacK oit the Parnell commissioners of the line-imposed on EdVvard Harringt *n. It says whether it i; guilty of conteurpt or not it will not abstain from tH;iiimenting on the action of ihe ju It then reiterates the charges luatie by the Kerry Sentinel against the ccnimission and asserts that the government w hose existence is at stak- has parked tb«- court. Death of Capt. Bnrritt. WAsniNGTON, D. C., Nov., 22.—Capt. Ira N. Burritt, editor and proprietor of the Sunday Herald, of this city, died at an early honr this morning at Garfield Hospital, of cancer of the bladder. CLOSING SALE! Our entire stock must be closed out in the next SIXTY DAYS. The stock consists of a complete line of Mens, Boys^ Youths and Childrens Suits, Overcoats Ulsters Gents Furiiishing Goods, Hats. Caps, Gloves, Mittens, &c., See. THE GOODS HAVE GOT TO BE DOUT at any price. We are going to give up our Manitowoc Store on account of a business change and will sell th§ goods at COST and 'BELOW COST. To get choice goods and GREAT BARGAINS call early. This will be the ^eatest chance ever ottered in the clothing line, E. H. KELLER & CO. Opposite Wagner's Hardware Store, MANITOWOC, WIS. ;


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From The Guide's Desk – Getting Your Money's Worth On A Paid Hog Hunt
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Thought ya'll might like a break from the lead ban discussion. Let's see if this one is any less controversial…
While running through my Facebook feed the other day, I saw yet another post where someone was looking for "cheap" hog hunting opportunities in California. I read through the comments/responses, and through it all ran the same old thread I've been seeing for years. There were a few helpful suggestions. There were a couple of guide services plugging their own operations. And there were the guys, stubbornly mired in a fantasy world, who insist that no one should pay more than $XXX for a hog hunt. Some of what I read bothered me a little bit, so I figure it's worth sticking my two cents in on the topic.
I'll start by saying that I haven't done extensive research lately. I used to be pretty diligent in researching outfitters and guides, both to get some ideas on new hunting locations as well as to keep a competitive eye on the market. But I don't live or guide in CA anymore, and my research down here in TX is really just getting started. I think that, between what I'm finding now and what I knew before, I can make some pretty solid extrapolations.
The truth is, for a quality, guided hog hunt you need to plan on paying upwards of $500 (this appears to be true no matter where you're hunting… CA, TX, GA, SC., etc.). In most cases, you're going to pay significantly more. I was looking at a couple of operations here in TX recently, and found that their hog hunts were running in the neighborhood of $400/day… with a two or three day minimum. A guided, weekend hunt at a nice place in SC will set you back around $900-$1200. Day hunts in the "Brush Country" area of west-central TX are showing up from $450 to $600, which is pretty much identical to what a hunter will pay in the central coast region of CA. (There are also cheaper hunts advertised, often $100-$200/day… but when you read the fine print, you find that those include "kill fees", and even mandatory field-dressing/skinning fees.)
Are there cheaper options? Definitely. I suppose that some folks will even luck into a real deal for half that amount. It's not really a regulated industry, so prices are entirely up to the operator. Of course, the flip side of that is that the quality of the hunt can also be entirely up to the operator, and if you didn't pay very much in the first place, the incentive to offer real value isn't going to be very high.
So how do you decide?
It really comes down to your expectations. What do you want to get from your hunt? What are you willing to accept? Are you out for the guaranteed kill, are you hoping to get an education, or do you just want to experience a good hunt in some beautiful country? Do you need a skilled guide who can help you with everything from finding game to skinning and butchering? What do you want in regards to accommodation?
So let's say you have an operator who says he offers a guided hunt in CA for $450. He tells you that the pigs they kill average 200 to 300 lbs. Sounds pretty good, no?
Well, as a novice hunter you may not be aware that a 200 lb feral hog isn't necessarily rare, but let me tell you that a 200 pounder is a really big pig in the wild. And 300 lbs? That is a true monster among feral swine. Do such hogs exist in the wild? Absolutely. But as a hunter and guide with a reasonable amount of experience, I can tell you that I'd question anyone who told you their average kill was that large.
The operative word here is "question". Don't be afraid to ask. Maybe the outfitter has a solid explanation. For example, if he's running hunts inside an enclosure, a high-fence ranch, it's entirely possible that they have a good stock of large hogs. Maybe they manage their hunters and their herd to keep a ready supply of trophy-sized animals. Or maybe they run hunts on tens of thousands of acres with a lot of pigs, and only allow the hunters to shoot really large hogs. But the only way to find out is to ask.
By asking, you'll know if you're about to show up and hunt inside a fence. Personally, I don't have a problem with that… but some folks do. When I was guiding out at Native Hunt, I saw more than one client get upset when they found out that their hunt would be in an enclosure. Newsflash, people… when this happens, it isn't the outfitter's fault, it's the customer's. You've got to do your homework! (Native Hunt offered both high fence and free-range hunts, but unless specified otherwise by the hunter, we put them where they would find pigs.)
Asking questions is also a two-way communication. Maybe you're not really interested in killing a 200 lb. hog, but would be perfectly happy with a 100-pounder for the luau pit. Are you opposed to hunting with dogs? Are you able to hump up and down steep canyons? You give the guide a chance to find out what you want, and you get to find out what the guide expects.
So that's the $450 guided hunt. What about these cheap hunts you hear about for $250 – $300/day?
To be honest, there aren't that many places doing this anymore, but when you can find them it can be a really great opportunity… for a great hunt or a flat-out bust. For this kind of money, you should know you'll get a bare bones hunt with minimal extras. Usually, at this price you're getting access to someone's property or lease. You won't be guided (although some outfits, like Bryson Hesperia, will give you a ton of good intel if you ask), and you won't have anyone packing your game out or processing it for you. This can be a good opportunity for an experienced hunter, but you still need to do the homework. What are success rates? Is there a time of year that's better than others? If you don't do some serious homework on this kind of hunt, you are setting yourself up for frustration.
Doing your homework is just as important when you're looking at the higher-priced hunts. In fact, it might even be more important. Just because you're paying a lot, doesn't mean you'll get a lot. I've seen hunts advertised at $1000 for a weekend where the hunters stay in run-down farm buildings and have to provide their own food. The "guided hunt" consists of taking the group of six to eight hunters out to tree stands and bait piles, and leaving them there for a few hours. In other cases, I've seen weekend hunts for $650 where the hunters stay in a beautiful lodge with quality meals provided and the guiding is two hunters per guide. Either way can be perfectly fine, as long as you know what to expect. The only way to find out is to ask.
So what does this all boil down to?
Basically this… the days of the cheap hog hunt are pretty much over. Not only that, but prices are going up. Even in states like TX where hogs have become such a nuisance that the state has pulled out all the stops to reduce them, landowners and hunt operators are capitalizing on the popularity of hog hunting. There are still bargains available, but never has caveat emptor meant more than it does today. Remember that whenever a deal seems too good to be true… well, you know the rest.
At risk of redundancy (I know I've written about this many times before), I'll offer these recommendations for getting the most out of your hunting dollar:
- Define your expectations clearly before you ever contact an outfitter or guide. You need to know what you want before you can tell someone else.
- Communicate these expectations to the outfitter or guide. Don't be afraid to be specific about what you're hoping to get for your money. You don't have to be a jerk, but be upfront and honest.
- Be completely clear about what you will accept, and what you will not (e.g. high fence, hounds, road hunting, etc.).
- Be prepared to be flexible. These are wild animals. They don't always do what the guide expects them to do. Sometimes you have to be willing to adjust if you want success.
- Verify what is included in the price of the hunt (guides, accommodation, food, skinning/field dressing, etc.). The more you pay, the more important this is. You may find that what one outfitter offers for $1200 can be had from another at half that price.
- Ask about success rates. Guided hog hunts usually have high success rates, but if anyone advertises 100%, then question them. Also note that some outfitters advertise "shot opportunity" instead of actual success. Be sure you understand and agree about the definition of "shot opportunity" before you book the hunt.
- Ask for referrals AND THEN CALL THEM. (Be sure to ask for successful as well as unsuccessful referrals.)
- Oh… and ask about tips. The outfitter may hedge, but it's always good to feel out the expectation.
The bottom line is that you are responsible for ensuring that your hunting experience is everything you want it to be. It's true that part of hunting is the unexpected twists of nature (human and wild), and that sometimes stuff happens beyond your control. But the more proactive you can be, the more likely you are to have the experience and success you're looking for.
Some Things I Miss… Tejon Ranch
May 21, 2013
I've had my hot and cold attitudes about Tejon Ranch over the years, as they writhed and contorted to appease the environmentalists, to get approval for construction and development projects, and to get ahead of the lead ammo issue. But the truth is, it's still a magical place and one of my favorite hunting locations of all time.
And it's in California. I am not.
A California-based hunting magazine, Relentless 365, has started cranking out some really cool web videos on YouTube, and the other day I had the chance to view this newest release… Tejon Ranch Hogs. It's about 21 minutes of footage of bow hunts all over the ranch, and it gives you a pretty good idea of what the dedicated hunter can find on this place. What made it particularly special to me was that I've hiked and crawled a lot of the same places you see here. It really got the old memories going, I can say that much!
Anyway, here's the video. 21 minutes is a long time, in web terms, but this is SO worth sitting still for. Check it out.
Reminiscing… Kat's First Boar
May 15, 2013
While we're on a run here, this is one of my favorite vids (and one of my prouder moments). The video tells the tale…
Wild Boar Hunting In Britain – Video
May 1, 2013
This isn't a new video, but I'm pretty sure I've never put it here.
A Little Toe Tappin' While I'm Gone
February 28, 2013
The Hog Blog went to Mississippi, he was lookin' for a hog to kill
He was in a bind, 'cause he was way behind, and he was lookin' to make a deal
He came across a young boar rubbin' on a fence post and making a mess
The Hog Blog jumped up on a hickory stump, he said, hog, let me tell you this.
You're a mighty fine specimen, but give the Hog Blog his due
I got a bullet of gold, against your soul, says I got more friends than you
The hog said, my name's Wilbur, and it it might be a sin,
but I'll take your bet and you're gonna regret, 'cause I'm the most popular that's ever been.
Then the Hog Blog opened up his case, and he said I'll start this show.
And fire flew from the muzzle as he zeroed in his scope.
He tossed the empty in the creek, and it made an evil hiss.
But no one came to see the show, something was amiss.
When he finished, Wilbur laughed, well you're pretty good old son.
But look around, you're all alone, nobody didn't come.
Then he played..
Corn on the mountain run boys run
Apples and berries gotta gitcha some!
Punkins and taters and watermelon too
And here came the hogs, two by two
And when he finished the Hog Blog smiled, grinned from ear to ear
and as those hogs came trotting in, he shot them far and near
Wilbur screamed, "you sonofabitch", what did you just do?
But then the Hog Blog grinned, took careful aim, and then shot Wilbur too.
Magnolia State Bound – Mississippi Hawgs Beware!
February 22, 2013
A couple of weeks ago, I got an interesting message on my Facebook page. Turns out I was officially invited to the 4th Annual Hog Death at the famous Christmas Place.
Now Rex, from the Deer Camp blog has been inviting me to come out and enjoy some of that Mississippi hospitality for several years now, but I've always had to decline for one reason or another. But every time, I struggle to balance responsibility against my desire to get out there and meet another blogger… and to hog hunt in another state.
Well, this year it's all working out. The invitation found me between work travel, and with no hunting trips to organize. Of course, there's a lot of work to be done around the ranch, but it's nothing that can't wait another week or two.
Besides, I hear there's going to be a "world famous hog hunter" at the event this year. I can't wait to meet this guy. I'd sure like to pick his brain!
Just Something To Think About Over The Weekend
February 15, 2013
Ian, one of the proud and few Hog Blog readers sent me a few photos from some game cams he's been following in Sonoma County. I thought they'd be good incentive for some of us to get out of the house and into the woods this weekend. If this were my game cams, I know exactly where I'd be!
This Is Why I Go To The SHOT Show
February 5, 2013
This is the kind of thing I go for, and one of the reasons I hate that I missed it this year… new ammunition, targeted for hog hunters and for the lead-free market.
I had to hear about it on YouTube…
What the hell am I talking about? The Remington Hog Hammer ammo was announced at SHOT 2013. It features the Barnes triple-shock (TSX) bullet, and will be available in seven calibers, from .223 Rem to .450 Bushmaster.
The new round appears to follow on the concepts introduced the year before last with Winchester's Razorback XT, including a special propellant to reduce muzzle flash (for night time or low-light shooting) and nickle-plated cases to ensure clean feeding through the popular semi-automatic rifles (black rifles, modern sporting rifles, ARs, or whatever you want to call them).
Unfortunately, I've never been able to establish a relationship with Remington in order to get samples of their ammo. As a result, it's not likely that I'll be testing any of these personally to let you guys know what I think of them. If any of you readers gets a chance to put these things through their paces, though, I'd love to hear what you thought.
In the meantime, I do have a pretty good relationship at Winchester, so I will be trying out their latest Razorback XT offerings in my .44mag. I'll let ya'll know more about that one fairly soon!
Time To Start Hog Hunting?
February 4, 2013
Well, the Stupor Bowl is over. Traditionally, at least to me, that means we're heading into the winter doldrums.
Waterfowl seasons wrapped up (or are wrapping up now) with the last of the youth hunts. Upland birds and small game are pretty much done (except here in TX, I guess, where there's no closed season for squirrels or rabbits). Elk seasons are long gone, as are the seasons for whitetail, blacktail, and mule deer. Alas! What's a hunter to do?
This is the time of year that always used to really get me down. The guns are put away. It's too cold to fish (nothing personal to my readers who do this, but ice fishing is for crazy people). And, unlike a bear, I can't even hibernate until these next tedious months have passed.
But then, for me, one thing changed all of that.
With year-round seasons, generally liberal limits, and huntable populations across several states (including Hawaii), there's a reason these are my favorite animals to hunt. They can be a great challenge to hunt, especially in places like CA where you have to get out into the backcountry to chase them, and they're awesome on the table.
They became my preferred game, and are also the raison d'etre of this blog. So…
If you haven't tried it yet, and cabin fever is already setting in, then there's no better time than now. And if you'd like to learn a little more about it, shoot me a line right here in the comments. I may not have every answer, but I'm pretty handy at finding the resources to help you get what you need. On top of that, there are a bunch of pretty experienced hog hunters reading this blog, and I expect they will have some thoughts and suggestions as well.
So pull the guns out of the safe, or the bows off the rack, and let's get ready to do some hog hunting!
Call For Hog Hunting Guides And Outfitters
January 13, 2013
This is a little different for me, as usually I'm the one making recommendations and doing reviews. However, I've received a couple of emails lately asking for guided hunt recommendations, and I realize that I've been pretty much out of the loop… especially when it comes to CA hog guides. Of course I still have my standard recommendations, Bryson-Hesperia Resort (Deedy and Karin Loftus) offering semi-guided hog hunts down near King City, and fully guided huntign with Mark and Colby Williams (also in the King City area). There's Tejon Ranch in southern CA, of course, with both their Wild Pig Management Hunts and guided/semi-guided hog hunts. And my old friends at Native Hunt are still in operation as well.
But at least two people have been asking about hunts in Sonoma County, and while I know there are outfits there, I know nothing about them. And other than that, I don't know who's still in business, who has changed contact information, or who's joined the party with a new outfitting and guide business. So here's the question to you, good readers:
Can you recommend hog hunting guides in your neck of the woods… whether it's California, Texas, or anywhere else in the country?


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New Hanover County needs both pretrial release and bail bonding, said Larry Powell, co-owner of All American Bail Bonding and Tarheel Monitoring, the county's contractor for electronic monitoring.
"We can do a lot more if we can work together," Powell said. "It takes both of us to run a successful pretrial release program."
The county pretrial release program doesn't have arrest powers, so when defendants don't show for court, the program issues a warrant. But those warrants aren't always law enforcement's priority. Bail bonding companies have arrest powers.
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6258 Airport Road Bear Creek, NC 27207
Single Family Home, 3 Beds, 2 Baths, 2371 sq. ft., 125.6400 acres, MLS# 1745785
Amazing custom brick home sitting on a hilltop overlooking 2 ponds on 125 acres. Chatham County! Huge deck for entertaining & plenty of shade. Farm buildings & horse barn with tack room. Old farmhouse on property. 2 wells. Pasture for the horses & cattle, hayfields & beautiful hardwoods. Good road frontage along the front & the rest of the 125 acres surrounded by relaxing creek.
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Kitchen: Main-Level, 22x13.5
Entrance Hall: Main-Level, 11x6.5
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Water Heater: Electric
Property Type: Detached
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Why: Portland-based Laurelwood Brewing Co.'s Battle Ground location recently sold to Eric and Paula Starr. The Starrs have changed the name to Northwood Public House & Brewery and have repurposed the restaurant as a community-focused place to enjoy food and craft brews in a relaxing, social gathering place. The transition took place at the beginning of the month without any downtime, which has allowed business as usual for diners. Eric Starr has almost 35 years experience in the food and hospitality industry, and he has directed and managed several successful establishments.
Atmosphere: The main design elements and layout remain, but the decor takes on a slightly different personality with old-time logging photos. Upon entering the restaurant, a large photo mural of surface water instantly connects diners to the new nature theme. In the center of the dining space sits a large stammtisch table which, by definition and German tradition, is a table reserved for regular guests. The table is made of a single slab of wood and is hugely impressive in size and appearance. Seating options include booth, table and bar seating. A private room accommodates up to 45 people, and a loft has couch seating for up to 10. Seasonal patio dining is available as well. An activity area is provided for kids to busy themselves if eating is not at the top of their priorities.
What I tried: I settled on the fish tacos, substituting halibut for cod in the tacos. My dining companion had the barbecue pork sandwich with a salad instead of fries. For dessert, we tried the Kentucky bourbon pecan pie.
The halibut in the tacos was battered and deep-fried and the tacos, made with two white corn tortillas each, contained a small amount of sriracha sauce-coleslaw and a generous amount of onion-laden guacamole and pico de gallo. The portion of fish in each taco was balanced. The flavor of the deep-fried filet competed with the onions. A bit more coleslaw and fewer onions would likely have made the tacos more appetizing. A portion of slightly spicy black beans and Spanish rice were served alongside.
My dining companion enjoyed the pulled pork sandwich made on a Kaiser bun. The pork was doused in free-range red barbecue sauce, which has a sweet barbecue character that is absent a smoke flavor. Atop the pork were French fried onions, and a small amount of coleslaw was added to the sandwich. The meat was very lean, tender and juicy. The accompanying salad was made up mostly of dark greens, cucumber slices and grape tomatoes with croutons on top.
The pecan pie, drizzled with caramel, was scrumptiously sweet, and each bite had a hint of bourbon in it, which gave a delicious new flavor twist to this classic.
Other menu highlights beyond what I tried: In addition to the holdovers from Laurelwood, which are presently on the menu, new items will be added within the next 30 to 60 days to include additional seafood options and more local, seasonal and health-conscious choices. The slow-cooked St. Louis ribs served with coleslaw and beer-battered fries sounded delicious, as did the French dip sandwich made with roast beef and Tillamook white cheddar (you may add caramelized onions and portobello mushroom for $2).
Prime rib is served on Saturday after 4 p.m. for $17.95 – a $2 savings from Laurelwood's prices.
Sushi options are available Friday.
Other observations: The same familiar faces of the former Laurelwood wait staff are employed at Northwood, delivering friendly service with the efficiency of experience.
Cost: Appetizers are $4.25 to $10.50. Salads start at $4.25 and top out at $15.75. Some salads are available in half as well as whole portions. Soup comes in a cup for $4.25, a bowl for $6.25 and a bread bowl for $8.25. A soup and salad combo costs $7.95. Entrees are $10.50 to $15.95. Sandwiches are $10.50 to $13.25. Burgers range from $9.95 to $14.95. Most desserts are $6, but cookies cost $1.50 each.
Hours: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday; 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
Where: 1401 S.E. Rasmussen Blvd., Battle Ground.
Telephone: 360-723-0937.
Web: www.northwoodpublichouse.com. Northwood also is on Facebook.
Health score: Northwood has received a pre-opening inspection, which isn't scored, and is scheduled to receive a routine, scored inspection in the near future. Zero is a perfect score, and Clark County Public Health closes restaurants with a score of 100 or higher. For information, call 360-397-8428.


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by Cooper B. Wilhelm
The option of getting health insurance through a Health Insurance Marketplace is set to come into effect in January, with enrollment opening in October. In anticipation, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) have announced revised rules and grants for "navigators" to help people looking for health insurance.
As part of the Affordable Care Act (better known as the ACA or "ObamaCare"), Health Insurance Marketplaces will appear in each state starting in 2014. The hope is that Health Insurance Marketplaces will make it easier for virtually all Americans to choose a health insurance plan based on clear, unbiased information. According to the CMS, "Every health insurance plan in the new Marketplace will offer comprehensive coverage, from doctors to medications to hospital visits. You can compare all your insurance options based on price, benefits, quality, and other features that may be important to you, in plain language that makes sense."
While the health insurance plans available through Health Insurance Marketplaces will come from private companies and will vary by location, health insurance plans available through the Marketplaces will not be allowed to charge a person more or refuse him coverage because of preexisting conditions. They are also barred from charging women more than men for coverage.
Each state has a say in what form its Health Insurance Marketplace will take, and while some states are taking the lead, the federal government will be primarily responsible for managing the Health Insurance Marketplaces in others. To make things easier for consumers, Health Insurance Marketplaces will be staffed with a mixture of "Navigators," "In-Person Assisters," and "Certified Application Counselors" to guide consumers as they choose between different kinds of health insurance.
The CMS (the federal agency regulating the implementation of Health Insurance Marketplaces) has recently proposed expanded rules to flesh out the roles health insurance navigators will play. According to a press release from the CMS, these navigators will "provide unbiased information to consumers about health insurance, the new Health Insurance Marketplace, qualified health plans, and public programs including Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program." But even with these expanded rules, navigators will still provide more or less the same services as in-person assisters and certified application counselors. The differences between the three designations have more to do with whether the person works in a state- or federally-run marketplace and whether his training was provided through the state or federal government.
The CMS also plans to provide assistance through a 24-hour call center, and a Web site where people can "chat" with a live representative.
Certain kinds of financial assistance will be available directly through the marketplaces. However, the CMS points out that you may be eligible for certain tax credits and other assistance programs to help with covering the cost of health insurance right now.
Although enrollment in Health Insurance Marketplaces doesn't begin until October, the CMS has released a list of seven things people can do to get ready. The list includes such items as collecting information about your household income to see if you are eligible for discounted or free health insurance, and learning more about different kinds of insurance for when you choose a plan.
To receive updates about the Health Insurance Marketplace in your state as the program continues to take shape, you can sign up with HealthCare.gov here. You can also contact your state government directly to learn more.
Last Reviewed May 30, 2013
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Record: 8-9-1 overall, 4-5 Big 12 Conference.
Opponent: Baylor (12-5-1, 5-3-1).
When: 7 p.m. today.
Where: Waco.
Notable: Tech was swept last weekend for the first time since the opening weekend of the season... The Red Raiders, despite a losing overall and conference, qualified for the Big 12 postseason tournament as the eighth and final team... Tech will be looking for its win against Baylor as it holds a 0-3 all-time record against the Bears.
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