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Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.): n. Thursday, June 30, 1910. Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.). 400dpi TIFF G4 page images J.E. Burgher, Clay City, Ky. 1910 cla1910063001 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.): n. Thursday, June 30, 1910. Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.). J.E. Burgher, Clay City, Ky. 1910 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. D THE CLAYCITY TIMESi l 50 Cents a Year in Advance We are here to help Clay CHyfte Surrounding Country and Ourselves 1 B Burgher Publisher VOL XV CLAY CITY KYM THURSDAY JUNE so jeio NO 26 niillons Spent on Frauds Over 15000000 annually is poured into the coffers of those who exploit and advertise fake consumption cures according to a statement issued by the National Association for study of Prevention of tuberculosis and for this vast sum the victims receive nothing in return but often are per manently injured and in the ma jority of cases chated out of the chance of a real cure Worse still most of this money is paid by those who can least afford it The Association has investigat ed several hundred so called cures and treatments fortu berculosis now being advertised throughout the country and finds that more than 3000000 a year is being spent in soliciting the patronage of the public On ex amination it has been found the great majority of these cures contain harmful and habitform ing drugs such as morphine opi and chloroform None of them will cure consumption The on ly cure for this disease is fresh air rest and wholesome food All the cures that attempt to destroy the tubercle bacillus with out these or to stop the disease in some mysterious way are brand ed as frauds and impositions r Postmasters to fleet The Annual District Meeting of the 3rd and 4rd Class Postmasters willbe heM in the City dt Lexing V itasJ bJo- c 910iAu Postmasters of the above Class are requested to be present at this Meeting The District is com posed of the following Counties Anderson Bath Boyle Bourbon Bracken Boyd Breathett Casey Clark Carter Fayette Franklin Fleming Garrard Grant Harrison Jessamine Lawrence Mercer Mad ison Mason Montgomery Nichp las Powell Pendleton Rowan Robertson and Scott 1r-r When you are Ready for your Spring Suit y We are ready for you The new spring styles we are showing in mens j and young mens suits willappeal to the moft critical andexacting dresser- It will pay you to see the excellent range of styles patterns and colors we are showing We have clothing that appropriate for men in every walk of life Come in and glance throughyouwillappreciate the grace drape style and excellece of fit and finish We are showing a splendid line of Meas Spring Suits The fabrics were tested and well selected much care given to the cut ting and makingthe fit and finish will stand the closest scrutiny We honelly believe them the finest garment in the State and youll agree with us once you see them Democratic Convention Called At a meeting of the Executive Committee of this Congressional district composed of chairmen of the executive cammittecs of the respective counties composing said district held at Beattyville of June 28th 1910 at 1 oclock p m pursuant to the call ofF A Lyon Sr chairman of the district at which meeting a quo rum was present J 0 Potts of Estill county was elected secre tary of the meeting The fol lowing resolution were then of fered and duly adopted towi- tFirst1t is ordered that mass conventions be held at the courthouse in each of the respective counties composing the Tenth Congressional district at oclock p m on Saturday the sixth day of August 1010 for the purpose of selecting and instructing if desired delegates to represent the said counties at the general convention hereinafter provided for SecondSaid delegates so se lected at the various county con ventions shall assemble in general district convention to be held at Mt Sterling on Tuesday the ninth day of August 1010 at 1 80 aclock p m for the pur pose of nominating apemocratic candidate for Congress in said Tenth congrersional district of Kentucky to be voted for at the November election 1010 and to- ir ltaaatoa-ct such business as may proper ty be the subject of consideration by saidconvontiouoThirdAll persons who are devoted to the principles of the Democratic party and desire to see those principles succeed and who by participating in said county conventions will feel in honor bound to support the Dem ocratic nominee in the next No vember election and who will be BJMFESEL11 sJ f legal voterflin the preciuct in which they nW live if they con tinue to livcmlbhe same precinct until the vomber electionHJ101- jOl shall have right and are in vited to participate in said county- conventIonl UFrourtlitnsaid general con vention ea 1icounty shall be entitled to one vote for each two hundred of fractional part over one hundred otes were cast in said county for William J Bryan for Prudent in 1018 ThrcSffcornered Race Itis praotjfijly settled that the Hon W TTittafford of Jannies OreekJJohns county will be a i jVfl Congress in the Tenth dist io again8t John W Langley anouiis name will ap pear on the election ballot in November llis not yet known under what name or divice Mr Stnffordajjll have his name placed says he has always been a Republican and is stilla Republican jJut is opposed to Taftism Qanponism Aldrichism etc and staff s for the people as against the t ts etc MattgVacy Dead Henry Mauison Tracy aged twentyBev6n years died Satur day morning ai the residence of 0 L Sn ithjjjnear this city of brights diseae after a lingering illness Ftineril fffc 1t8rt held at the t ntopiPreabyteIgna- ht3reh San aritornitgtisr Rev It AtyMcCqnagha and the remains interred in the beautiful cemetery adjoining Mr Tracy who had led a wayword life in earlier days had joined the Christian church and professed conversion Property Not Sold J W Wilkerson receiver of H 0 Warmouth bankrupt ad vertised and Saturday offered for sale the business house on Sixth ave and onehalf interest in 150 acres of land on Black creek There was not a bid and the sale was declared off The property was required to bring three fourths its value Had the re ceiver advertised this sale in the Times he doubtless could have reached a buyer The bankers of the Tenth Congressional district are looking with interest to July 12 when the first annual meeting of Group Ten of Kentucky Bankers Asso ciation will beheldat Winches ter The Group willbe formally organized at this meeting J Campbell Oantrell won the Democratic nomination for Con gress in the 7th district over Sen ator Claude M Thomas by a bout 2500 majority in the prima ry election that district Saturday J A Boone D S Haggard JF Winn and B S Bartlett of Winchester came upSaturday and attended the meeting of the R A M in this city that night Oouldbursts on the headwaters of the upper Kentucky and Big Sandy rivers caused more than a million dollar loss lo property- and growing crops i Attorney R O Welch has ac tcepted a positon with Brad streets Mercantile Agency and Seated in Cincinnati a Resolutions Whereas the Grand Master of I the Universe has removed from our earthly Lodge to His celestial home on high our beloved Brother Robert Russell who de parted this life on June 17 1910 therefore be it 1st Resolved that while we recognize and humbly submit to the decree of Him who doeth all things well yet we deplore the loss of our friend and brother and extend to his stricken fami ly and friends our deepest sym pathy in this their time of great sorrow As a tribute to his memory we could say no more than to say he was a K of P in all that the word implies 2nd Resolved that we extend the widow and family our heart felt sympathy with the assur ance that we mourn their loss and ever remembering that we are traveling that undiscovered country from whence no traveler returns3rd that these reso lutions be entered upon the rec ords of our Lodge and that a copy of them be sent to his family as- a token of our sympathy and that they be published in the Olay City Times S A Easter W R Burgher Committee O WJEaster a rSJn wI L l f fY ResolutioAoG Respec f r MlMPAW tions of Clay City Lodge Nov 171 I 00 Ft respectfully submit the followingWhereas it has pleased God the Father in His infinite wisdom to remove from our midst Bro H C Warmouth who departed this life on 31st 1910 and to take him unto parts unknown to us hut which we trust is a better world than this of ours be it Resolved that in the death of Bro Warmouth his family has sustained the loss of a loving hus band and father the community a valued and highly respected citizen and our Lodge a devoted member andResolved that we extend to Bro Warmouths family our heart felt sympathy in this their sad hour of bereavement and while we can do nothing towards filling the vacuum alIIthngsthem if they will only seek Him Resolved that a copy of these resolutions be spread upon our records a copy be sent to the deceased family and a copy published in the local paper- J W Hendrix V A P Johnson Moses McKinneyCommittee Spectacles Lost Pair ettel frame spectacles in heavy cardboard case Lost Some where ip Clay City Friday June 17 Please return to this office It will be to your interest to see our line of spring and summer suits end odd pants for men and boys before making your purchases This seasons styles are unusually pretty you all the new col OrS andcuts and at prices that will interestyou Hardwick do Co- Stanton Gone to Her Reward We learn with regret of the death on June 20th of Miss Ag nes K Irving of Charleston S 0 who has for fiftysix yearn had charge of the Orphans Hono of that city It was through Min Irvings goodness and charity that the Oophans Home of 01 y City was purchased The main building of this Home is callol Irvings Hall in honor of thrt noble woman Whose love for hu manity ever led her to seek to guide and protece Gods home less litte ones Mrs S T Hall of Stanton visited her parents Mr and Mrs 0 Shimfessell Saturday Resolutions of Respect The undersigned on resolutions of respect respectfully submit tie followingResolved 1st that whereas it has pleased the Great Ruler of heaven and earth to remove from our midst sister Ellen White agoti 74 years who was a member of Powells Valley church and departed this life June 4th 1910 Sel dour is i community more arievni than when the body of this dear old lady was laid in its last restirg place She was truly covered with flowers and with tears by her many friends who had learned to love her for her kind and noble deeds- douafirlife f nd thakthcLjOhurch has lost a t fN r kttift t er+ chiildr eit loving Christian mother her neigh bors a true friend and neighbor 3rd that we extend our deepest sympathy to the bereaved family in their sad bereavement We can only say to her giief stricken chil dren weep not for her she has only gone before and with beckoning hands she will greet you on the oth er shore 1 4th that these resolutions bo printed in the Clay City Times and a copy be sent to each of her chil dren and a copy be placed on the church book at Powells Valley Sarah Barnes C of P V O For Sale Seven room house and five lots n west end of town Apply to N C Walters Irvine K- yDr Bells PineTarHoneyF- or Coughs and Colds For Sale Privately Lot of household furniture in cluding mattresses carpets tablet chairs and etc Also line of Millineryconsisting Hats Flowers Ribbons anda small line of notions at n- t great sacrifice as I am leaving the cityThe Central Hotel is for rent partly furnished Good opportunity for right party Nice trade established Apply to S Mrs W N Bush at the hotel Clay cJ YKr 1r r THE TIMES PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY J E Burgher Publisher Subscription Rates 50 Cents per year in ad vance otherwise 75 Cents Entered as secondclass man matter Thursday June 30 1910 The Cause of It We were talking to a prominent Republican of this city the other day who has an acquaintance at Detroit Mich He said people there could gQ over into Canada and buy a suit of clothe and save from 7 to X20 on the suit and could buy the same su gar over there for one cent lesE on the pound and admitted that the tariff was the cause The next day we picked up one of our Republican exchanges and it gave an alarm on account of the hundreds of thousands of Amer ican people moving to Canada and settling oil farms In Oana da it is too cold to successfully grow corn Wheat is the princi pal crop The dominion has many other natural disadvantages that the United States has not got Then what is attracting them It is explained above The necessary articles that the farmer has to buy such as sugar coffee and all groceries not produced by the Canadian farmer is from 2Y1fc to 100 cheaper than in the United States Then the Canadian farmer does not have tomako so much in order to accumulate wealth as does the farmer of the United States For instance a farmer living in asp Canada can cpmo over into Ohm gjKand guy a mowing machinfe for 82 50 but a United States farmer must pay for this same h mowing machine 45 00 The Times thinks this rigid discrimi nation against home people is unfair and not right Then it is no wonder Canada is settling hun dreds of thousands of our best people Our manufacturers treat them so much nicer when they get over there and no wonder tiie government must get excited lie manufacturers must sell our people over in Oanada the same u rticle at from50a to 100 cheaper than they sell them to us at home Most of these farm ere moving over there we arc glad to learn are Republicans who have grown tired of their own medicine They are Demo crats tut dont know it until they get to Canada In his recent tour of Europe Colonel Roosevelt managed to steer clear of Spain The Col onel we suppose thought the boys could not forget his treat ment to the Spanish soldier during the Cuban warrheColonel it will be remembered used to boast of having the di rect experience of shooting down one of the Spanish soldiers and it later developed that he shot him in the back while the troops were on a run Where does the honor of such bravery come in A Blatherskitecommands a great deal of attention One half of it is in disgust the other half is because those interested dont know Mr Ballinger is playing the little Sundayschool boy trick of trying to be good after being found out at the picnic Genet farmers getting along fast with their crops Mrs Ada Martin of Middle tqwn 0 was here a few days a go visiting friends and relatives David Howell the Boss Team ster of Eastern Kentucky has built him along line of barbed wire fence on his farm We met Uncle George Orab tree our county assessor US Mail contractor c Uncle GeorgeRisaFhustlerJoronacuthIs age He knows something of thenardihips of a Confedorat- esoldiorsife No speech from a silvertongued orator can elimi nate that recollection from the memory of Uncle George he is an uncompromising Demo dratCall and see our line of ladies and Misxes Queen Quality and Boston Favorite low cut shoes in the oheand two strapped pumps lace oxfords and all the newest styles and leathers We have the most completestock ever brought to Powell county Kurd wick Co- Stanton II- t r sHOE t NEW Spring and Sum mersty7esonsa7eNowof anything a little lit smarter andmore exclusive than ua7Tize kinS you see on Paris boulevards Fifth w AvenuetooEveryldst ana 1 readier that a woman could k ossiWy want lai any time t i Hardwick mid Company 4aa STANTON KENTUCKY Inl s I i- C SPOUT SPRING A Orsbone of Winchester was here last week lc Miss Jeanette Tipton has beet engaged to teach the school a this place and will begin Tues day July 5th- Regular service at the Baptist church both Sunday morniugam in afternoon Elder B S Burgher will preach at 11 a m qJld Elder G W Mclntosh at 4p fmJohnny T Wright sold to Allen Orsborne 10 yearling heir ers weighing abtut6oo pound for 220 Mr Wright also got from Mr one splendid fouryearold horse Now is a good time to ouy you ginghams and width goods and got your sowing done before the hot weather Mrs JfjW Williams DarHngsville Elder J T Ttfrnin filled hIs regular appointment at Powell Valley Saturday ana Sunday Mrs James Hamson and chit dren are spending a few day withrelatives and friends at this place f Eva and Russell McIntosh of the Louisville Masonic Home ar spending vacation with thei mother Mrs A OHSarnes Many of the farmers are almost discouraged Ijn ncconntibf wet weather Corfil are al most drowned outran many pla ce4 to Mr and Mrs Samuel Woods entertained a number of their friends Sunday Most of then Attended churchand returne- dthetefordinner Every thing that goe8 to makt A gooddin nor was prepared by Mrs Woods and was waiting for the crowd all word hungry and did a good part by eating so many good things and drinking ice tea and lemonade Those present were Mr and Mrs James Harrison of Little Creek Mr and Mrs R L Tipton Mr and Mrs Fred Smeth ers Mr and Mrs H H Hoskins and Mr and Mrs A 0 Barner flows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Halls Catarrh Cure i Fr Cheney Co Toledo 0 We the undersigned have known F TCheneyfonUie la t 16 years and believe him perfectly honors ble in all business transactions and financially able to carry put anyob ligations made by his firm Walding Rinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo 0 Halls Catarrh Ci reis taken in tern acting directly upon the Moodand mocous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Price 755 per bottle Sold by all Druggists Take Rails Family Pills for con Btipation Dr Bells AntisepticSalve Good for all SHIn Diseases T fruit and Ornamental i TREES 3Everything lo4 OCJIARD and GARDEN LONE MILLION Strawberry PUntsu tree Catalogue Ne A eatsr 1Ji F unierimeyer ce Sonsf- 1 j LEXINGTON Kr y ry he i N1v 11of tq cPkk + t i I t i t i L t J frr II I J Ij i For all kinds OF Upto Date Io ft MILLINERY SEE MrsJ W Williams f The Milliner l It JLAYCITY KY H j i IC i IIJ i I i 4YY i HwShkrh d l j 7 t i iJr f USE HOPE MILLS t J FLOUR I The Gift of Liberty + came with the signing of the Dec laration of Independence July 4th 1776 That was National Liberty You still may be personally held in the bondage of a poor and unsatis tying flour Celebrate the coming 4th of July by declaring your free dom and independence Give the Hope mills flour a trial and teats I the blessings of liberty in the i good bread it m akos i Mfgd byJ ANDREW CAIN Versailles Ky ti I J OAKLAND PIANOS Iour aim is the productlonqf a iipt Mlale that quality of tone I worth value and durability heretofore not in plane eelllng comparative prices The offlcen of the Co are practicalImen the building and marketing atpiauoateconcentrated In the development of those that attract the careful buyer Our policy U to one style ofease and ODe Grade of piano thereby output reducing the oort of production wrto the U ui to tooblatnauydhwrayp adplinoJmpoMlblf fMOatLnOur the bet equipped moet UJMocIatepIA n- In the world Iwlnc su output of umodly In the Kaloln the orraenl conetrutUont1rooallo oute4o tlnUti ttjrle workmanship nd In durability we claim theOskland Ut the If your tfttbnitheOeklandptauowrtbdirect- to n ua for catalogue and epocUl Introductory price OAKLAND PIANO CO j416 Steinway Hall Chloago III J r + + + + + + I0 + + U++ 1 te + + qtr H r s t r xNsuxoIii WITH r LYON Sc SON + 0- 1if J F A + rc4 r ii The L udincf J1 uralco Affeiitu fl4 i+ of Kvuatevn ntiiolcy + + f P + l+i over r200o0Q0000 jI f Io1 4J i RepresentedJ J 1f t 4 Every onewhdknowtiangtb insurance know f5 4 r I t I thntf are leaders in thjs Ii ief eret t 1Jr 1 fff i 4 i t ii 1 t1If0t aaarrgwiI +aw +6rs t alr L t 1 J tT FH E TIME AN ALL HOMEMADE PAPER THURSDAY June 301010 LOCAL BREVITIES Miss Ouida Littlepaye of Loi isville is visiting friends in the I city Fred Blair of Morehead is spending a few days with his sis Mrs A T Whitt The regular services of the v Methodist church will be held at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning No Danger In taking Dr Bells PineTarHo ev for coughs and colds It contains no habit producing drug Look for the Boll on the Bottle The Christian church festival J Saturday evening in the park was very liberally patronized and the arise of 23 realized Miss Mollie Johnson of this city has been engaged to teach the W altersville school and Miss Lula Mae Bowman the Tod school The Best Remedy For all kinds of sore eyes Suthe lands Eagle Eye Salve It is a creamy snow white ointment and would not injure the eyes of a babe Guaranteed 25o Mr and Mrs W N Bush at 1tended the funeral of Jonas R at Winchester Monday I Mr Bush being a brother to the deceased Jfcwrthan aweoks time fehre laJrge oil tanks were destroyed by being struck by lightning in the 1 Wolfe county field entailing I loss of 1000 Granulated Eye Lids Can be cured without cauterizin or scarifying by the use of Suthei lands Eagle Eye Salve We guar antee it to cure 25o everywhere In Clark county the residente of W R Ewen formerly of this county was burned Saturday morning entailing a low of 8 000 with 2500 insurance I Get The Best For skin troubles sores ulcers eo zema chaps black heads pimple and all eruptions Use Dr Bells I Antiseptic Salve and you get the best We guarantee it 25c a box I everywhere IThegrandest picnio ever it is will be held in Clay Oity I Monday the Fourth One thin I Clay City certainly knows how to do andthat is to hold a pic ufcOur spring aad summer line of low cut Walk Ovet shoes for men and boys is ready for your inspection Call and see them Hardwlok fc Co Stanton Mrs E N Wilson was caned to Mt Sterling this week to see her daughter Mrs Qeo W Anders n Jr who was overcome with heat though her conditioi J t is not of a serious htttfcre j Kept the King at Home For the past year we hay kept the King of all laxativesDr t Kings New Life Pillsln ou home and they hays proved I blessing to all our family write Paul Mathulka of Buffalo N Y Easy but sure remedy for si StoaJ ach Liver and Kidney trouble I0nly250 atSwannDay vLumbe f t r JCosstore r 1 y I Large Cattle Sales About 1000 big cattle wer sold in Montgomery county last week at 7 cents per ponnd Many more were not sold and are held at 8 cents The cattle wil be delivered in August and Sep tember and will bring something like 100 per head or about 100 000 for all sold at this price in the county A Dreadful Wound from a knife gun tin can rusty nail firework or of any other na ture demands promt treatnnn with Bneklens Arnica Salve to prevent blood poison or gangrene Its the quickest surest healftf iaU such wound as also for Burns Soils Sores Slifd Eruptions Eczema Chapped Hands Corns or Piles 25o at SwannDay Lumber Cos store Must Stand Examination The next examination for a certificate to practice medicin in this State will be held at the Armory in Louisville Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday July 5th filth and 7th next This ex ammation will include every sect who desire to practice the healing art in any of its branch es and is designed to protect the people from ignorance and in competency in the treatment of diseas No one can be a legal practitioner without this certifi pate and no unregistered practitioner can legally collect any fees A Womans Oreat Idea is how to make herself attructive But without health it is hard for her to be lovely in face form or temper A weak sickly woman will be nervous and irritable Con stipation and Kidney poisons show inpimplosblotchesskineruptions and a wretched complexion But Electric Bitters always prove a godsend to women who wanthealth beauty and friends They regulate Stomach Liver dud Kidneys puri fy the bl o4jglvestrong nerves bright eyes pure breath eraootb velvety skin lovely com Jexon health Try them 60c at- SwannIlayLumberC9s store Our I godods lOW o 1 Our stock is larger than ever before We believe we can supply your wants be rand De8id Jgive you more for your money than any one else in tho cou Ifwe are correctin ourboliefit is to I ypuf interest to deal with us Come and look through and see what you think about it Hardwiok CoStanton f U JolLock Poultryronoe QIIA 7 mat tor pot rrq Oct spl taar ua at rkH or ItI MitbeaWotttu-ec I ill Prwoa rracz co DbatbIC Xauu mw Kl M Do Youet The Best If you have a cough cold asthma croup or any throat or bro ohial trouble and use Dr Be1ls Pine TarHoney you do Look for the Bell nth Bottle The Courier Journal thinks that althodghour Government hasnt done much for aviation we have lots of statesmen who can go pretty far up in the air We Dwit Have to Tell you what its for its name tells Dr DeWs Pine TarHonc is the best cough medicine and sev erl million people already know it Loot for the ell on the Bottle Bell System Connects The Bell system has lately con netted with tlioiHomefelephone- at Sharpsburg j They have also done this at Oynthiana and Maysville aridTwill do it everywhere if the eople controllin matters willdnly stand firm for the right thing Doat 134 Annoyed With skin troubles chaps pimple black heads eczema or sores When one 25c box of Dr Bells Antiseptic Salve will cure you Try it at once Resigns Position J H Burgher has resigne his position as head miller for Mansfields flour mill at Win Chester and accepted a position with SwannDay Lumber Corn pany as foreman in the Jackson Light and Iceplant at that place Mr Burgher will live here and attend his duties at Jackson for EL time at least Marvelous Discoveries mark the wonderful progress of the Air on heavy machines legtlSmsJitJ9 trwiree terribl war inventions to kill men and that wohder of wondersDr Kings New Discoveryto save life when threatened by coughs colds la gr ppeathmacrourbr- onchitis hemorrhages hay feve and whooping cough or lung trouble For all bronchial affections it has no equal It relieves instantly Its the surest cure James M Black of Asheville N C R R- No4 writes it cured him of an obstinate cough after all othe remedies failed 50c und 81 A trial bottle free Guaranteed by SwannDay Lumber Cos store +WMMWWMWWWy WMf J OAPITAL STOCK 81OOOOO SURPLUS AND UN DIVIDED PROMTS 1OOOOO g TILE WINCHESTER BANK J OF WINouarzu Ky NUOLLY WITU ftSVOONPnffi9 Wn SPUAKi OASnIEIB s J YOUR AOCX3UNTS SOLICITED g 3 JPflAUPPIN 1 Watchmakerr H4Jeweler cs iAll Kinds of Witch aad Clock Repairing oa Short Notice nail RMUdiabtoTerntav SATISFAC TION QUARANTEEp Use of Jewelry Spectacles can and see ono la the Red Riyvc Hotel Bititl Si CLAY CITY KENTUCKY The weather keeps no refus ina to do a single thing the Weather Bureau tell it to Letters addressed to Gov A E Willson at Frank re should be marked Please forward l Dont Experiment Wltha Cough When Dr Bells PineTar Honey has been used by millions of people for sixteen years with a steady I increasing Bellon demand Look for HUt BottlePatriotism The stomach it I larger lector in life liberty and the put suit of happiness than most people are aware Patriotism can withstand hunger but not dyipepiia The confirmed dys peptioiit for treason stratagems and spoilt The man who goes to the front for hit country with a weakstomach will be a weak soldier and o fault finder A sound stomach makes for good citizenship at well at for healthand happiness Diseases of the stomach and other organs of digestion and are promptly and permanently cured by the use of Dr PIERCE9 GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY It builds up the body with sound flesh and solid muscle The dealer who offers B substitute for the Discovery is only seeking to make the little more profit realized on the tale of less meritorious preparations- Dr Pierces Common Sense Medical Adviser it sent Jrni on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only Send 21 onecent stamps for the paper covered book or 31 stamps for the cloth bound Address Worlds Dispensary Medical Association R V Pierce M D President Buffalo N Y Genuine Malta Riding and Walking Cultivators are the best Double and Single Shovel PLOWSa- nd everything in Farm Implements at Grubbs and Benton Winchester Ky M H COUKTNKY Pres A T WIUTT Cashier THE CLAY CITY NATIONAL BANK Q CLAY CITY KENTUKCY Capital Stock Paid in 50000 Dollars 8 Pays THREE PER CENT INTEREST on time deposits One Dollar will start an account in our Savings Department WHY NOT START OftE TODAY m mw w m SAVE YOUR FOWLS I Car recognized the standard pou1tr7 rumed eoeihePoultry It Uthe one remedy bat con be depend on with abaoluto certainty to cure and prevent GnpoB Cholera Roupaeases itfmrdropdfathedrlnktagwctcrlcepyfowls bMllhy and t from flWeaHO A bib 1lll111o POT thetrciWlCtttofmaokhcadandotherdi cu in turkeys Bourbon Poultry CureHAG NO EQ AtoX IMr F P CI Par K Lutru hrobomlpeWurboq I 1 have ever Died M = bourbon Remedy Co ISS5SJV u So A MAll L eitna Jtaiggleu eoq per Bottle Trial Vial Fr + Sold by SwannDay Lbr Co Hardwick 5c Co it Clay CityStanton The house passed a bill requir ins the publication of campaign expenses before and after elec tion The Senate took the sting out of the measure by amending it os that it provides for the pub lication of expenses days after election f Suppose as the young Egyp tianr assert the Colonel is in salting the world What is the world going to do about it Sleepless Nights My wife is of a nervous tempera ment and has suffered much from slecplcssiicss Since using Dr Miles Nervine she has greatly improved and now sleeps well W W FISHBACK Redkey Ind When the nerves become weak wornout excitable from over work worry grief or mental ex haustion their turbulent condition prevents that total relaxation that induces sleepDr Nervine by its soothing and quieting influ ence and by strengthening and re plenishing the exhausted nerve force brings profound and restful sleep The first bottle will benefit If not the druoQlit will return your money ElectricI BittersSucceed when everything else falls In nervous prostration and female weaknesses they are the supreme remedy as thousands have testified FOR ANDKJDNFYiLIVER It a ttcice ever sold I counter i +R a+ P wrA cc omptir obtained In all countries OR NO FEE rrFRIE I Ice cxcloelvelr BANK REFERENCES bootonWhleh ones pay partner1 patent law aid other lnlrfnr OI SWIFT CO PATENT LAWYERS 303 Seventy St Washington D C 60 YEARS- EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKS I I DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS cAnyone sending a ekotcb and description mST 1Ucertalrt our opinion tree w ether au Inrentlnn u Communlcat- lonntrtctycooIl4enUa1HANDBDDK on Iatenu lent reo agency lecurinrpatenta receiveapceielScientific flttiericam A handsomely Illustrated weekly I rcoit clr eolation of any clentlOo year tour months iL Sold by ilnecteslert MUNN 3DIDroade New York IJraucb Omce1125 Jj Bt WublIlirtOD Co Vital Washington News Why is it that the price of articles on which the tariff was not advanced has incresed since the passage of the Payn Aldrlch bill I put this question to United States Senator Moses E Clapp of Minnesota one of the genuine progressive Republicans of Oou gress HI can answer that question r replied Senator Olapp in less than two minctes and no one will successfully contradict my statementIn PayneAldrich revision of the tariff the rates on scores upon scores of articles were advanced Those increases have advanced the price of every thing yes have increased the price of articles on which the tariff was not changed You cant raise the cost of living to a man who is producing something to sell without forcing that man to raise correspond ingly the price of what he has to sell Suppose both of us are in business and that each has to use what the other produces Suppose the tariff on the article I handle is increased while the tariff on the article you handle is not increased By virtue of my increased protection 1 force you to pay increased prices What are you going to do about it What must you do about WI Answer you must increase the price of what Vou have torell And thats just the way it works out all along the line and in the end all of the increases fall upon the broad shoulders of the consumerBut will hear it said con stantly with reference to some thing bn uchiij pCicebae beenad Clftliht isnt in tariff at all That increase hits nothing to do with the tariff But the fact is tariff revision up ward on a few articles re inches all along the line The new tariff law has cost and is costing the American peo ple million on millions of dollars in increased cost of Ii vi ngAnd- if the PayneAldrich hill had been beaten those millions would have been saved to the people Congress 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Judging God
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BeschreibungJudging is the cognitive process of reaching a decision or drawing conclusions.In our society we use judging to break the bounds of untruth that some use to control or lead astray, while many are left along because of no harm no foul.Many will come to see that this book, entitled Judging God, is nothing more then, the process that one must use to judge the misconception that many use to control other more then themselves. While other would see a deeper meaning in this concept of Judging God, in that Judging God sets the process of freeing ones mind, to understand the harm in the concept itself, with the foul being we have all been lead astray. Judging God brings into play characters that has been left out, concepts that has been removed, in order to serve the few, to leave the massive in limbo. The conclusions is this, each person that reads this book understands that in life there are no conclusions we just give up the search. By judging God we as a human race un-judge ourselves to see each other as we are meant to be seen, clearly mask removed, no longer needing to confuse one another.This is one person life journey of struggle and conflict with the authority of a God, that his follows has caused nothing but confusing and dismay, while in turn has left his believer in a state of denier, this denier has cause them to look away when faced with the possibility of their god being as incomplete as themselves. A small child once ask after suffering death of parent "their has to be a God, because I have a lot of questions that needs to be answered". We all have questions that needs answering, judging God is the process of identifying his character in order to ask the right questions and getting the right answer. For far to long we have all been asking all the wrong people, all the right question, to only be turned away without our questions being fully answered. Follow me on this journey for I assure you won't be disappointed just imagine me as a driver on my way to liberation, I don't mind hitchhiker, some will not make it to the end, while some will enter an enlightenment witness like never before, and other will not even last a mile which one will you be?
Untertitel: My Personal Journey to Damascus. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: iUniverse
Erscheinungsdatum: August 2012
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Although more judges across the United States have changed their opinion in regard to dealing with small-time marijuana offenders, many have not.
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According to a report in The Baltimore Sun, Hammond got popped in 2012 after an argument with his girlfriend ended up being settled by a couple of local cops. During a frisk, officers discovered a small baggie of weed in his pocket, barely enough for a joint, and took him to jail for misdemeanor possession.
When Hammond showed up in court to answer the charges, District Judge Askew Gatewood stared deeply into the eyes of prosecutors and essentially called them fools for wanting to lock a man up for less than a joint.
"Why would I want to spend taxpayers' money putting his little raggedy butt in jail—feeding him, clothing him, cable TV, Internet, prayer, medical expense, clothing—on $5 worth of weed?" Gatewood asked. It was here the judge urged Hammond to take a plea of "guilty" and a $100 fine in order to get the ridiculous case out of both of their lives as quickly as possible.
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The numbers are in for Washington State's recreational marijuana sales for April 2015. This was the first 4/20 for recreational marijuana sales in Washington. Sales started in July of 2014. As I expected, sales grew significantly compared to earlier in the year, and exponentially more than last summer. Per Marijuana Business Daily:
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12336 Erickson Ranch Rd Piedmont, South Dakota 57769 (map) | (605) 787-7036
Sites: 53 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 5 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $40.00
We met friends there or we may not have stayed. Quite expensive for what it offered. Clean restrooms and laundry. Good Verizon service. Easy access to Mt. Rushmore. Large pull thru. Way out in the country but easy to get to. Farms all around and peaceful and quiet. Their monthly rate isn't bad but you can not make reservations and with the limited sites you take a chance of driving all the way out there and finding it full in the high season. - rhianna
Jul 2016 - $40.00
This is a good place to stay if you want to get away from the interstate and experience what the area is about. The host was nice. The site was plenty big. Everyone was friendly. The scenery and ambiance is nice and relaxing. The weather can be exciting. There was hail a few times. You can drive to Mount Rushmore from here pretty easily and Sturgis and Deadwood are up the road a bit. Rapid City has everything you might need. - skyshark
Jul 2016 - $20.00
This park is good for simple overnight stays. Quiet, full hook-up, 50amp, pull-thru sites on gravel or grass with good Verizon signal. No resort-type amenities (e.g. pool, hot tub, etc.). Although we did not use the shower rooms, the laundry is more like a living room with easy chairs and a reading library. We stayed for three days - two of the days at the Passport America rate. We would stay here again. - rjohnso3a
14240 Sturgis Rd Piedmont, South Dakota 57769 (map) | (605) 791-3646
Sites: 92 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 2 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $18.00
Great campground for the price. Some sites are gravel, some are grass. A few sites have a patio with a small roof over them. Also a restaurant/bar with great people, drinks, and food. Wifi worked well for the campground, we were the week after sturgis so the place was only about half full. - SprintingAcrossAmerica
Aug 2016 - $10.00
Campground is between Rapid City and Sturgis. We stayed at a cabin for a few nights then a tent site for over a week.
Rates are unbeatable: $50 a night for an air-conditioned, medium sized cabin with two Queen sized beds, which includes a fridge/freezer.
The $10 per night tent sites (that's right: 10 bucks a night), include electric, lots of space and a covered picnic table.
There are several buildings with bathrooms and showers, somewhat outdated looking but fully functional.
Owners are extremely friendly and will go out of their way to help you out if you are in a bind. They are laid back and leave you alone.
Nice little restaurant/bar on campground premise with good food and good people. No noise from the bar/restaurant as it is someways away from the campground.
Downside: somewhat close to I-90, but at night the hwy is pretty quiet.
Friendly residents, friendly owners: nice little place in an otherwise barren and inhospitable land.
Also free wifi (no password) rocked in the tent site area. - mynyel
14189 Sturgis Rd Piedmont, South Dakota 57769 (605) 787-4440
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $17.00
We stayed here while doing some business in the area. Owner was very friendly and helpful. It has easy access to and from I-90. Some traffic noise but not overwhelming. We stayed around the 4th of July and enjoyed nightly fireworks displays from the firework booths on the other side of the highway. That may be good or bad depending on if you like that kind of thing or not. Free WiFi and Cable TV both worked well. The layout of the camp sites were not set up well. Some sites are set up with utilities set up on the wrong side and cause confusion as to what site they belong to. We had to go back 3 times to get a site that would work for us. Either there was no water available, or the site was on the side of a hill and we would not be able to level our coach. The bathrooms were somewhat rustic but usable. Shower stalls were nice size, big enough for a large man. We were there 11 days and noticed the bathrooms and showers were only cleaned twice. Laundry facilities were located in the women's restroom, so if you are a man doing laundry, you need to holler in and make sure there are no females present. We did not see a club house or hot tub as listed on the PA website. Price paid is through PA and is good year round with the exception of Sturgis (usually in August). It was somewhat disappointing as the park is in a good location, but could really use some TLC. We noticed the park was up for sale when we arrived. We would stay here again short term, mostly due to the PA price. - Bubzug
Aug 2013 - $35.00
This RV park is not a resort. It appears to have been built in the 1950s and hasn't seen much in upgrades over the years. Roads and pads are dirt. There are nice grass tent sites on the south and west sides. There are a number of cabins that seem to be in pretty poor repair. A car lot has been established on the north side and the part adjoining the park looks like a junk yard. An old dumpster is right at the entrance. I think the Sturgis motorcycle rally keeps this place open. - okdiver
8220 Elk Creek Rd Piedmont, South Dakota 57769 (map) | (605) 787-4884
Sites: 161 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 7 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $23.00
This campground is pretty well kept, but they could use an extra dumpster, it was over flowing the last couple of days we were here. Gravel interior roads, a few small pot holes. Wifi was so slow, I gave up. Some sites are very close together. Some sites have picnic tables, ours did not. No issues with utilities. Pretty far drive to Custer State Park. Not too bad to Mt Rushmore. In between Sturgis and Rapid City. We would stay here again. - Vicki K
Jul 2013 - $20.00
We stayed in the back 40 and loved it. It was away from the pool and the noisy area. It was very nicely isolated with full hook ups. We saw 6 deer this evening while walking the dog. Nice small pond with lots of hungry fish and several turtles that like the bread you bring. With in 10 miles of all shopping and all of the local attractions. We went to Devils Tower today. Awesome attraction. We will stay here again. The staff is very friendly. It does need some TLC but they are working on that. There is 161 sights with water and electric. Some with FHU. - User2955
Sep 2012 - $31.00
We camped her for 2 nights while visiting Mt. Rushmore and the Crazy Horse attractions. The facility was dirty in both restrooms and showers. The women's shower room had the exterior door locked open while the interior doors did not even latch. Shower lights did not work and water was barely warm in two of the three stalls. Laundry was filthy. While the lady who met us upon arrival was nice, the campground was quiet and still at night, we were only the 4th guest in the entire campground. We would not stay here again. - Eureka12
13203 High Plains Pl Piedmont, South Dakota 57769 (map) | (877) 356-1812
Sites: 56 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 8 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $17.00
As most of the reviewers have mentioned, this is the rear parking lot of Jack's Campers in Piedmont, SD. There are absolutely no amenities here, only the basic full hook-ups including water, sewer, electric, and Wi-Fi. There is no cable TV, but our external antenna picked up sufficient channels to be satisfactory. It is very quiet here, even though it is fairly close to I-90, but after the first night, we hardly noticed the traffic.
During our stay, there were a half-dozen RV's in the "park" but only three were occupied, so there was very little internal traffic. Jack's is still parking some of their units close to the cabin with the Wi-Fi antenna, but we had sufficient service/signal during our stay.
My only complaint, and it is very minor, is that the grass around the pedestal is not cut, so I had to pull weeds and grass to find and hook up to the sewer connection. It just looks unkempt. They should also decide if the pull-thru sites are going to be gravel or grass, as the grass is taking over the sites.
This CG is convenient to the Black Hills and all the activities in the general Rapid City area. For $17.00 a night, it can't be beat. - Love To Travel 2
Aug 2012 - $17.00
Very basic park. No bathroom or shower facilities. Good spot to visit Black Hills area. There are absolutely no amenities, but for the price what do you expect? This is a place to park and go see the sites. Sites are pull through and back in. Some without sewer. Sites are pretty level. You are parked in the middle of the RV dealerships rv storage area but who cares. - lpyand
Jul 2012 - $17.00
This is a small park behind Jack's Campers. You actually enter through Jack's and the park is up behind the lot. It is quiet and the roads are well covered in gravel. We stayed here 4 nights. The hookups are great. The Wi-Fi works well. The closer you are to the cabin at the entrance, the better the signal is. They do use some sites to "store" units after working on them. For some reason, they seem to take the closest spots to the Wi-Fi for that, which isn't smart. I mentioned that to the manager so you can see if it changes. For price and features, we would certainly stay here again. - raider49er
9484 Three Flags Ln Black Hawk, South Dakota 57718 (map) | (605) 787-7898
Sites: 41 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 78 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $28.00
The access road is dirt/gravel and pretty bumpy (especially the first 100 yards) with a couple potholes that are avoidable. Interior roads and site pads were better condition dirt/gravel. Our site was about 3" out of level with good spacing, room for our truck in front or behind the camper, and utilities placed at the side. They had a grassy area with an old small picnic table (big enough for 4). Some sites had larger tables.
Laundry room was clean ($2.25/load, wash or dry). Owners are nice, friendly and very responsive. They have a recycle container for plastic and aluminum. Noise is medium and constant since we were about 200 yards from I-90. Oddly enough, we both slept well all 7 nights (maybe because it was like white noise). WiFi coverage was great and we had good (3/5 bars) Verizon cell signal. Our site had cable TV available and owner offered us a cable box for additional channels, but we were here for the sights and haven't watched TV for about 3 weeks. - FreeWheeler
Sep 2016 - $15.00
Outstanding value at the PA rate, and very convenient, both for an overnight stop and for touring the local area. Alas, as per usual, along with convenience comes noise - you are parked right along the interstate, and a train track. The parking spots are pretty close together, but set up for very easy navigation in and out. The utilites are clean, modern and in good condition. The park is very well kept. The customer service was fantastic. About half an hour to get to Mt Rushmore from here. Camping World nearby. Wifi and Verizon signals both good. I chose a W/E site for $15, but for $5 more, you can get a sewer hookup and cable tv. - KAP99
Aug 2016 - $21.00
We stayed here last August. We stayed here again because the cooler than normal temperatures meant we wouldn't need a pool to cool off. We again had a somewhat not level, gravel, pull through, FHU site. Since we were able to get satellite reception, we passed on the cable TV. The WiFi was fine for our minimal needs. The bathrooms, showers, and laundry were clean but probably inadequate if the park is anywhere near full (there are lots of non- sewer sites). The staff we dealt with was very helpful and friendly. There are recycling bins for cans and plastic. - Jerry S
21137 Brimstone Pl Sturgis, South Dakota 57785 (map) | (605) 347-2916
Sites: 113 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 49 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $40.00
Stayed in one of the smaller sites but it fit our 40-MH and gave us some shade. Park amenities include outside pool and hot tub both open until 10 PM.
Restrooms are meticulously maintained and cared for by paid staff. Wednesday evenings the Beer Garden is open for a jam session with local musicians playing from about 6:30 until they wear themselves out. These are professionals as well as amateurs playing all types of music. Wide open sites some with private hot tubs and patios with tables, chairs, and propane grills. Lots of turkeys and deer wander throughout the well-maintained campgrounds.
Our only complaint was that most of the sites were not level. We saw many rigs with the wheels 6-8 inches off the ground, as were ours. - Wanders
Jul 2016 - $47.00
Park a little pricey, but clean and level sites. Easy in and out. Found a new section of the park while we were taking a walk, that we weren't told about by park staff. It was occupied, but not fully, and away from the main campground. Some sites had hot tubs, propane grills, and small dinettes. Curious. I would stay here again, but I would have to ask about the new section. - Rick Frazier
Jul 2015 - $120.00
Came for the Sturgis motorcycle rally. Booked in Dec 2014, however campground owner called us a few weeks before our trip to let us know there was a problem with the size of our rig/overbooking situation. We were very clear as to how large our coach was when we made the reservation and he didn't indicate at that time that there would be a problem. The owner asked if we could be flexible with our dates and come several days sooner and then he would be able to accomodate us for our reservation. We were able to do this, however the owner informed us we could only stay for 8 nights instead of the 10 we had booked and paid for and he refused to refund us the two nights. He also refused to refund us the difference in price between the rally week price and the rest of the year price. In addition, he is very rude and has absolutely no people skills. Instead of politely pointing out his campground rules, he screams them at you and then threatens to throw you out. This man has no business dealing with the public and should put someone else in charge of running his campground. It's very clear that he's all about the immediate dollar and has no concern for repeat business. He also operates his campground much like a dictatorship and is demeaning to his staff in front of paying guests. There are plenty of other campgrounds in the area that would be more than happy and appreciative of receiving your business. Campsites are graveled, not level and very cramped. Free WIFI is advertised, but we could never get it to work. Campground does offer a small pool and hot tub, although it wasn't very hot. There are several shower houses, a laundry and pavilion area. There is nice grass, a few trees and picnic tables at each site. The main road in is paved, but remaining campground roads are gravel. Overall, it's a decent campground but the rudeness and shafting just can't be overlooked. I would NEVER stay here again. - Sam818
21120 Pleasant Valley Dr Sturgis, South Dakota 57785 (map) | (605) 347-8000
Sites: 170 | Latest Rate: $80.00 | 9 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $80.00
Very friendly staff. Large, open campsites. Covered pavilion area, kitchen area and laundry. There are a couple shower houses located throughout the campground. Sites are grassy and pretty level. All dirt roads, so it is very dusty. There aren't a lot of frills here, but it's not a deal breaker as the staff is so gracious and friendly. In addition, with so much to do in the Black Hills, you aren't spending much time at the campground. - Sam818
May 2012 - $10.00
This campground is closed and up for sale! - Sirius Designs
Aug 2010 - $15.00
Good value with Passport America. Has large, grassy sites, a well maintained park with great internet and TV. We would definitely stay again. Park is closing for the season on 8/31/10. - Silentecho
20899 Pleasant Valley Dr Sturgis, South Dakota 57785 (map) | (605) 347-9169
Sites: 38 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 15 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $40.00
This KOA has very tight spaces. Spaces were muddy. Dogs were constantly barking. I would not stay here again. - blkmtn
May 2015 - $23.00
Stayed overnight. Not recommend when its been raining because of mud; however, summer time would be a good time to stay. Sites close together but manageable. Lots of toys (suv's) and equipment laying around. Looks more like a home than a business; however, the Passport America rate makes this tolerable. Would not pay full price to stay here. - redhead777
Apr 2015 - $42.00
The office was closed on arrival, instructions were easily read - park and register when staff returned. The RV park is under new management, has been cleaned up and re-landscaped (according to the owner/manager). We were in the winter season so showers and washrooms were not open but the owner allowed us to use a staff washroom. Friendly interactions, but a bit pricey for the reduced services available in this 'off' season. - Ken and Barb
22700 Silver City Rd Silver City, South Dakota 57702 (map) | (605) 341-3667
Sites: 46 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 12 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $36.00
We had a flat, level, gravel, pull through site. There was grass on both sides. There was a picnic table. We received heavy thunder storms every day; the park drained well. The park is about 21 miles from Rapid City. The park is in he woods, in the middle of the Black Hills. The camp is much closer to Silver City. AT&T and WI-FI worked well. The staff were extremely friendly and knowledgeable in suggesting ways to link sight seeing attractions in the area. The spot was about 60 feet long. - travelcouple
Jun 2016 - $36.00
The owners are very nice people. The owner noticed my husband working on our trailer and came over to check on him. He loaned him supplies needed to help fix the problem. The park is clean and quiet. My kids liked riding their biked through the park. The pool was small but very clean. Full hook-ups and level spots. Nice grass but no trees at spots. It wasn't a problem though, because the weather is beautiful here. About 30 minutes from Mt. Rushmore. I recommend this place. - MargieTX
Sep 2015 - $36.00
We stayed 3 nights in a 50 amp site, no sewer but a dump station. There are also 30 amp (many of the 30 amp sites have full hookups) and tent sites plus a couple of small cabins. Plenty of grass and well kept. Owner was very helpful and friendly. This is an excellent location if you are in the area to see the local attractions - about midway between the Deadwood/Sturgis area and the Mt. Rushmore/Custer State Park area. Pet and motorcycle friendly. Would be happy for the opportunity to stay here again. - pjames


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The first of three books derived from the BBC television series Big Cat Diary: Lion is designed to be a companion volume providing a complete picture of the lives of the big cats that live in the Masai Mara and beyond. A splendid photographic reference, which also covers biology, behaviour and the historical perspective of the big cat families featured in the series.
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Uni-Pier piering system
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Uni-Pier is a smart but simple piering system designed to replace brick piers and concrete or timber stumps that in the past have been traditionally used as sub-floor supports.
Uni-Pier is a two part system, each being prefabricated and comprising:
- a "head" that has a built-in ant cap and a cleat for securing either timber or steel bearers, and
- a square tubular steel (SHS) post to which is welded a base plate that is anchored to a concrete footing or pad.
The final stage of the manufacturing process is hot dip galvanising of the units for life-long durability, making them suitable to be used in coastal environments.
When assembled, the piers are adjustable to the desired height, so eliminating inaccuracies that are often evident in concrete footings or pads.
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text: ATLANTA, Sept. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- PGi (NYSE: PGI), a global leader in virtual meetings for 20 years, today announced that it has received two additional Stevie® Awards: PGi was recognized as the Silver Stevie Award winner for " Most Innovative Tech Company of the Year," and David Guthrie, PGi EVP and Chief Technology Officer, was honored with the Silver Stevie Award for " Product Development/ Management Executive of the Year." PGi was recognized for the progress it has made in evolving beyond its roots as a communications services company toward becoming a leading software as a service company. The 2011 launch of PGi's iMeet® and GlobalMeet® cloud-based virtual meetings products, spearheaded by Mr. Guthrie's technical expertise, brought simple, human and mobile online meeting experiences to business users worldwide. iMeet is PGi's virtual office solution for best-in-class video, web and audio meetings, allowing up to 15 people to easily collaborate face-to-face online. GlobalMeet is PGi's easy-to-use and reliable integrated audio and web conferencing solution for up to 125 participants, with no downloads required. "2011 was an exciting year of growth and innovation for PGi, and we're thrilled to receive this prestigious recognition," said Mr. Guthrie. "PGi is committed to helping businesses meet and collaborate in more enjoyable and productive ways – a mission we continually advance through our user-centric development approach for our two latest virtual meeting products, iMeet and GlobalMeet." "We're delighted to recognize so many innovative companies, new products, technical achievements, and technology executives in the ABA's new product and tech awards categories," said Michael Gallagher, president and founder of the Stevie Awards. "It's gratifying and inspiring to have received so many remarkable entries for this year's competition. We look forward to staging this event in San Francisco for years to come." The American Business Awards are the nation's premier business awards program. All organizations operating in the United States are eligible to submit nominations – public and private, for-profit and non-profit, large and small. Nicknamed the Stevies for the Greek word for "crowned," the trophies were presented to winners during a gala banquet on Monday, September 17 at the Julia Morgan Ballroom in San Francisco. More than 200 nominees and their guests attended. Details about The American Business Awards and the lists of Stevie Award winners who were announced on September 17 are available at www.stevieawards.com/aba. About Premiere Global Services, Inc. │ PGiPGi has been a global leader in virtual meetings for 20 years. Our cloud-based solutions deliver multi-point, real-time virtual collaboration using video, voice and file sharing technologies. PGi solutions are available via desktops, tablets or mobile devices, helping businesses worldwide be more productive, mobile and green. PGi has a global presence in 25 countries and an established base of more than 35,000 enterprise customers, including 75% of the Fortune 100 ™. In the last five years, we have hosted more than 725 million people from 137 countries in over 65 million meetings. For more information, visit us at http://www.pgi.com.


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Botanical Name: Kalanchoe thyrsiflora
Paddle Plant is an unusual-looking succulent that grows in a rosette of flat, round leaves.
The gray-green leaves grow to about 6 in (15 cm) long and will become tinged in red when exposed to sun. Mature plants may produce a spike of fragrant, yellow flowers in spring.
These South African succulents belong to the Crassulaceae family, an extremely varied group.
Shed some light. Like most succulents, this plant grows best in bright light. It will even enjoy some direct sun. Move it outside for the summer, if you want. Just make the move a gradual one to avoid scorching its leaves. Be sure to bring it back indoors if the temperature drops below 50°F/10°C.
Avoid getting the leaves wet to prevent rot. Water the potting mix or water from the bottom.
Remember to always use room-temperature water when watering your plants.
Keep it on the dry side. Paddle Plant is easy to grow in average room conditions, tolerating the dry air of heated homes well. The one thing it doesn't like is soggy soil, so I'd recommend potting it in a terra cotta pot with drainage holes and using a sandy medium, such as cactus potting mix for fast drainage.
Repot in spring when it becomes crowded -- but don't over-pot. Use a container that's only slightly larger.
Origin: South Africa
Height: To 24 in (60 cm)
Light: Bright light to full sun.
Water: Water thoroughly, then allow top 2 inches of soil to dry out between waterings. Don't allow soil to get soggy or the roots may rot.
Humidity: Average room humidity.
Temperature: Average room temperatures 60-75°F/16-24°C
Soil: Cactus potting mix. Or mix 2 parts potting mix with 1 part sand.
Fertilizer: Feed quarterly with a balanced liquid fertilizer diluted by half.
Propagation: Take leaf cuttings in spring or summer and pot in moist cactus potting mix.
You'll find these succulents for sale by many names: Paddle Plant, Desert Cabbage and Flapjack Plant are the most common.
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How cute! And the ferret. Used to do ferret rescue. And the music...BIG JD fan!! LOL thanks for this link.
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Adorable! Wish they stayed so sweet, but those hormones kick in and with those teeth and claws they can be very dangerous.
What an affectionate animal!
That's just too cute. Thanks for sharing.
Fabric is like money, no matter how much you have it's never enough.
What an adorable video. Thank you for posting this. Have a great day!
Go forth and sew!
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