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"The range of subject and technique should not be as surprising as it was (given that we're living in 2013 where everyone's phone is a high-res camera connected to the Internet), but I was surprised to see how many different formats, techniques, constructed environments and computer-assisted work were out there," said juror Emily Lessard. "It made what we know as a 'straight' photograph, that uses natural lighting in a found environment, stand out and seem extraordinary."
"The truth of great photography is the person behind the technology," juror Jay Giesen said. "Their skills and professionalism are what drives true innovation in the craft, and that is clearly evident in this year's body of work."
"The images that stood out were powerful," juror Tim Bruce said. "Like a jolt, it took less than a second to feel a visceral and direct connection, yet those images lingered in the mind for days. They had substance. I expected it to be very difficult to narrow down the selection from the first round to the second, but the good images quickly rose to the top."
"What I liked about the competition in general is that it's a blind vote," said juror Amy Feitelberg. "You don't know who took the images or what agencies or publications they come from, so as a judge you're not swayed politically by anything. All of the votes come from a pure place of aesthetics."
When asked about disappointments in the submissions, juror Andy Anderson echoed the comments of many previous juries on the need for better editing by photographers. "There were so many amazing images that never made it past the first cut, especially in the series," he said. "Four images in a series are too many to enter. The narrative breaks down after three. We are all guilty of this."
"There were some great images that really made a lasting impression—they were beautiful, surprising and heartfelt." —Tim Bruce
Other disappointments? "The disappearance/rarity of 'straight' photographic images throughout the entries," Lessard said. "So much of the work was made by relying heavily on post-camera manipulation. There's already a small group of photographers who make work without using a camera and instead construct entirely digital images; this small group is on its way to becoming the majority."
"So many of the motion entries got one aspect of the whole right— there was a good story, or a good subject, or good sound, or a good visual," Bruce said. "Rarely were all four combined into one powerful piece. I wonder if there isn't more of an opportunity for photographers to collaborate with a broader range of storytellers to make more of this medium."
When asked what other profit centers photographers might explore besides commissioned work, licensing was the most common answer. "Photographers must start licensing their own work," Anderson said. "The libraries of photographers should be a profit center that they control. The image makers are assuming all the risk and reaping the least in these transactions. It will not change unless we start taking control."
"Rather than look at the transitional time in our media as a negative, it's a time for photographers to carve out a path of where they want the field to go," Feitelberg added.
"Great photography is here to stay," Bruce said. "It is an art that very few master—and that's never more clear than when you see a great image among thousands of good images. Great photography will continue to have a market with discriminating audiences that value it. It's too powerful not to believe in."
"The more our culture gets inundated by meaningless images, the more the demand will be for people to produce high-quality work." —Amy Feitelberg
"As long as there are photographers who have the passion, drive and skill that we saw exhibited in the best work reviewed for this competition, and as long as the field continues to be driven by creativity, the desire to create it will remain relevant," Giesen concluded.
This year's jurying began the morning of Sunday, April 14. We worked in two large conference halls, each equipped with projectors for digital entries and six rows of tables for tearsheets and proofs.
The jurors worked in two groups of three; I was the sixth judge during the screening process. All categories had been divided so each team screened half of the entries submitted. The judges alternated between viewing a session of projected digital files and then a setup of print entries. Any juror could place a photograph in the finals by handing a printed piece to a member of the CA crew. Digital files were screened by checking the "in" or "out" column on prepared scoring sheets.
The final voting took place on Monday with all five jurors working together. Print entries were again spread out on the tables. Two paper cups, one white for "in," the other red for "out," with slots cut in the bottom, were placed upside down to the right of the pieces. The jurors voted by putting a different colored tile into the bottom of the appropriate cup. The different colored tiles allowed us to make sure that every entry was voted on by every judge. Finalists submitted as digital files were again voted on by each juror checking "in" or "out" on scoring sheets. Four out of five votes were required for acceptance.
Judges were not permitted to vote on projects they were directly involved in creating. When a judge's piece was in the finals, either Jean Coyne or I would cast the fifth vote.
I would like to thank each of the judges for their conscientious efforts in selecting our 54th Annual Exhibition. —Patrick Coyne ca
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Emily Lessard serves as design director at-large for the Aperture Foundation. While in this position, she led the Aperture rebrand, website redesign and several award-winning book projects. Previously, she worked at Ogilvy & Mather in the Brand Integration Group. Prior to Ogilvy, she worked at Heavy Meta, a New York design firm. Lessard has won design awards from Adobe, the AIGA, The American Association of Museums, The Art Directors Club and The Society of Publication Designers. She received a MFA in graphic design from Yale University School of Art and a BA in photography from the University of California at Santa Cruz.
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Andy Anderson began his photography career as the first staff photographer for Men's Journal and currently shoots for some of the biggest and best advertising agencies in the world. His work has been recognized by The Addys, Communication Arts, Graphis, and the New York Art Directors Club, and he was nominated for Life magazine's "Eisie Award" for excellence in photojournalism. Anderson currently lives in Mountain Home, Idaho, with his wife and children. When not traveling on assignment, he can often be found in his Airstream trailer with his bird dog on a hunting or fly-fishing trip.
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Tim Bruce is a founding partner and creative director of LOWERCASE INC., a Chicago-based design firm that creates innovative design programs for a diverse set of industry leaders such as Lettuce Entertain You, Charlie Trotter's, Warner Bros. Records, Chicago Volunteer Legal Services and the World Economic Forum. Bruce's work has been honored by every major national and international design competition and is included in the permanent collections of several museums in Europe and the United States. He is a passionate supporter and collector of contemporary American folk and outsider art.
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Amy Feitelberg is the photo editor at Los Angeles magazine. Previously, she was the photo editor at Outside and has been in the magazine publishing business for seventeen years having worked at New York magazine, Premiere, Rolling Stone, House & Garden and Entertainment Weekly. She has degrees in both journalism and photography from New York University, including a master's degree in studio art photography. Her work has been recognized in American Photography, Communication Arts and PDN.
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Jay Giesen is co-executive creative director of Brunner in Pittsburgh. His 21 years of creative experience are as diverse as his love for sports and the outdoors—from hunting deer to dunking a B-ball. His ideas and leadership have helped to successfully market brands ranging from AAA to Zippo, and his work has been honored with Addys, Clios, Kellys and Obies, and by Archive, Communication Arts, the New York Art Directors Club and The One Show, among others. Giesen loves to cook and views the cheeseburger as the ultimate culinary challenge and, at six foot seven, he is always chosen first in pick-up basketball games.


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Thistle Howl feels like she is too small. So she drinks something called purple pickle juice in hopes that she will grow big. This plan however does not seem to work. Her Auntie Bell then comes along and mixes up a potion and says a magic spell. Thistle decides to try this potion and it worked. However, Thistle was too big now. Her Auntie Bell then said her small magic spell and made Thistle too small. So Thistle clicked her heels and clapped her hands and began to grow back to her normal size.
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A Fun-Filled Brainerd North Long Lake Retreat
Whether you stay in one of their 11 cabins or rent one of their 50 campsites, whether you visit for a week, a weekend, or for the whole summer, you will quickly realize why so many people choose Sullivans Resort as their #1 choice of premier vacation spots. Sullivans is a family fun resort on the shores of North Long Lake that offers exceptional facilities, shallow sandy shores, an indoor swimming pool, sauna and jacuzzi, level grounds, and a warm, friendly welcome that greets vacationers of all ages. Enjoy the north woods in its most spectacular beauty and take advantage of the superb spring and fall fishing. North Long Lake has it all!
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Sullivans Resort & Campground rests on the shores of North Long Lake in Brainerd, Minnesota. The shallow, sandy shorelines offers great vantage points of the lake as well as a fun, safe place for children and adults to relax or stroll the vast perimeter of the 5,998-acre lake. Whether you choose to spend your vacation casting your line into the lake or making a splash on a funyak or inner tube, at Sullivans you'll be sure to find everything you need for a fun beachside retreat!
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At Sullivans Resort & Campground, fishing is one of the best ways to spend your time. North Long Lake, one of the best fishing lakes you'll find in all of Minnesota, boasts everything from Northern, to Crappie, to Bass, and of course, the quintessential Minnesota Fish: the Walleye. Fishing enthusiasts of all ages will delight in this incredible destination!
Sullivans Resort & Campground is located on North Long Lake, one of the best lakes for all around enjoyment. Whether you want to rent a fishing boat from the resort, or bring your own, make sure to try and get out on the water and catch some fish! Or simply go for a swim and work on that tan on the sandy beach! However you do it, make sure to soak in that perfect lakeside atmosphere!
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Sullivans Resort & Campground features a variety of deluxe and park-model cabins that feature two bedrooms, plus one three-bedroom cabin and a large Retreat Home. These units feature a variety of amenities that will make you feel right at home on your Minnesota vacation. Relax out on your deck that's equipped with lawn chairs, or stay indoors and watch a movie on your television equipped with VCR and DVD player. You'll also have a toaster, coffee maker, fire pit, charcoal grill and picnic table!
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For a budget-friendly option, Sullivans Resort & Campground features a few RV sites where you can set up camp on your Minnesota vacation. All of their campsites are equipped with water, electric and sewer, and are located close to central showers and bathrooms. You will also have a fire pit and picnic table available for use!
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TORONTO Dec 9 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index rose on Wednesday as firming crude oil prices provided relief for the resource-linked market.
The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index was up 17.33 points, or 0.13 percent, at 12,939.80, shortly after the open, including a 0.7 percent gain for the energy group. (Reporting by Fergal Smith)
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Krueger Leads Cross Country At Greater Louisville Classic
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Oct. 2, 2010
LOUISVILLE, Ky. --- Junior Kristie Kruger clocked the second-fastest time in meet history to take second and lead Georgia's cross country teams at the ninth-annual Greater Louisville Classic in Louisville, Ky., on Saturday morning.
Krueger finished second in the women's 5k at the E.P. Tom Sawyer Park with a career-best mark of 16:37.13 behind Shippensburg University's Neely Spence (16:32.90), who broke the meet record. The Lady Bulldogs (198) finished third behind Grand Valley State (106) and Vanderbilt (107) in the 36-team field.
"We beat a lot of respectable teams on the women's side but still have a lot of work to do," said coach Jeff Pigg, who also watched Bridget Lyons, who wrapped up her cross country eligibility last season but will rejoin the Lady Bulldogs for the track season, take fourth overall (17:05.33). "This meet shows us what we have to do with the conference meet coming up. We have to keep the heat on and just see where we can go from here with the most important two months coming up."
For the men, freshman Brandon Lord led the Bulldogs for the first time in his career with a 44th-place finish (24:38.65) in the 8k contest. Georgia topped all of the other four Southeastern Conference teams at the meet and finished eighth overall with 330 points. The meet host, Louisville (97), won the meet as Colorado School of Mines (155) and Grand Valley State (172) took second and third, respectively, in the 39-team field.
After earning All-American honors in the mile during the 2010 indoor season, Krueger won Georgia's season-opening meet at home before sitting out the Lady Bulldogs' second meet to continue her training.
"Kristie is in the best shape of her life so I think many of the times she races this season, we will be seeing the best race she has ever run," said Pigg about his standout who was fourth at the 2009 SEC Championships. "We expect her to compete at an extremely high level and she is doing just that now at every meet."
Lord was competing in just his second collegiate meet after taking 10th at the Georgia-Georgia Tech Dual Meet earlier in the year. Pigg said he was expecting this type of performance from Lord since he signed with UGA.
"We knew (Brandon) was going to be a good one and it showed up today," said Pigg. "He has had a couple good weeks of training after being banged up earlier in the season. With another month of solid training, he is just going to keep getting better and better."
Freshman Sydney Marshall continued her development as one of Georgia's most reliable scorers. Marshall, who was the Lady Bulldogs' top finisher at the Georgia Tech dual meet finishing second overall, took 37th with a personal-best time of 17:47.50, which marks the first time she has broken 18 minutes.
Georgia's third scorer was senior Taylor Adams, finished 44th after crossing the finish line in 17:55.85. This was also the fastest time for Adams in her career.
The Lady Bulldogs next three scorers finished within five spots of each other. Sophomore Ashley Shiver managed a 64th-place finish (18:12.27) as sophomore Leslie Boozer took 67th (18:15.43) and junior Morgan VanGorder finished 68th (18:15.90).
"Taylor did a nice job today and has to keep getting up there as this season goes on," said Pigg. "I also though Sydney had another strong race at a meet where she was seeing the most competition she has seen all year long."
Junior Brett Richardson led the Bulldogs in their first two meets of the season after winning the Georgia Cross Country Invitational and finishing second in the dual meet. On Saturday, Richardson was Georgia's No. 2 finisher after taking 72nd with a time of 24:52.44.
Two spots behind Richardson was senior Caleb Vogt, who was 74th with a 24:53.82. Georgia's final two scorers took 81st and 82nd as junior J.P. Hackey ran across the finish line in 24:57.89 and freshman Charlie Sparks, who has scored in all three meets for the Bulldogs, had a time of 24:58.50.
"Charlie did a very, very good job and is proving he is going to be constant in our top five," Pigg said. "The guys were solid, but not where they need to be. I believe we can continue to improve and get to where we want to be as this season progresses."
Pigg also praised the efforts of freshman middle-distance runner Daniel Grass, who registered a time of 25:47.35.
Georgia will now continue preparations for the postseason over the next two weeks before traveling to Terre Haute, Ind., for the NCAA Pre-Nationals on Oct. 16.
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Sarah tasted Brock's passion when she was young, and now that she's divorced she wants him again. But can she deal with Brock's unusual sexual needs? And will the August men avoid the wrath of the stalker so intent on destroying them? Summer Roberts' narration turns up the heat on Lora Leigh's erotic novel Sarah's Seduction, the second installment in the Men of August series. With her unique ability to voice the desires that are palpable in this novel, Roberts will leave listeners hungry for the next installment.
On a hot summer night six years before, Brock August showed Sarah Tate a passion that would nearly destroy her. But fear and innocence drove her from his arms and into a marriage she neither wanted nor found happiness in. Now Sarah is free and she wants that night she lost. One night, a few stolen hours to know the heat and passion of the man she never forgot. But Brock has other plans in mind. A secret, a passion, a desire his brothers share. A desire Sarah will be unable to deny. That is, if she can escape the dark designs of the stalker intent on destroying the August men.
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Spoiler alert! This is the 2nd in a series about brothers who were abused as boys and now NEED to have sex with the same woman in order to feel normal. It was just too weird for me; sex as therapy for rape??? The brothers and their woman were well written characters with the exception of this bizarre storyline. This could have been a good romantic suspense novel, set on a ranch with lots of cowboys and snappy dialogue. I kept waiting for someone to wake up and get counseling, then live happily ever after. NOT!
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Major League Baseball officials have indicated their Australian experiment won't be a one-off if Sydney embraces next year's opening series.
As revealed by Fairfax Media in October, the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Arizona Diamondbacks will play a two-game series at the SCG in March.
It will be just the seventh time the MLB opening-day game has been held outside the US.
The Dodgers, the six-time World Series winners owned by National Basketball Association hall-of-famer Earvin ''Magic'' Johnson, are one of the world's top 10 richest teams, valued at $1.71 billion. Their clash with the Diamondbacks has the potential to be one of the biggest sporting events in Sydney since the 2000 Olympics.
MLB vice president of international events Jim Pearce is hopeful of a return trip if Sydney gets behind the fixtures on March 22 and 23.
''The potential of what these games could mean to the future … it could go in a lot of positive directions for baseball in Australia,'' Pearce said.
''Coming back is our long-term strategy. We want to keep building on our successes. There's every opportunity that this could lead to more games here.''
The promoter who brought the matches to Sydney, Moore Sports director Jason Moore, said the MLB's scheduling commitments meant a return to Australia could not happen until 2018 at the earliest.
''If Sydney embraces these games, they will come back, without a question,'' Moore said ''If Sydney doesn't, they won't. From my point of view, absolutely, I hope they do. Major League Baseball is an $8.9 billion organisation, and they will call those shots.''
Moore said he was close to bringing games to Sydney in 2011, and after almost seven years of negotiations, was pleased his ambition had finally been realised.
The teams will spend six days in Sydney, raising hopes they might request a warm-up game - possibly involving an Australian All Stars side - before the Diamondbacks take on the Dodgers.
''We're certainly looking at the time period we're here and making sure we put in place a program that fits what the teams want to be doing in the lead-up,'' Pearce said. ''There will certainly be some workouts, there could be some scrimmage games.
''We're still working through those details and we're in discussions with both teams about what they need to get ready for the Major League games.''
More than 30 Australians are attached to MLB clubs, and officials hope that will increase as a new generation is inspired by watching the sport's elite.
''There's no better way to build excitement and interest at the grassroots level as bringing games into a community,'' Pearce said. ''When kids see these superstar players right there in front of them, that's second to none. We think it will inspire a whole generation of kids to get involved, having these opportunities through the Australian Baseball Federation, and now their league builds that pathway to becoming a Major League player.''


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Robocop hit town yesterday to start on their reshoot for the remake of the 1987 movie starring Peter Weller.
They were set up outside the Vancouver Convention Centre to film a single scene involving Gary Oldman walking down some stairs and into an awaiting vehicle and speeding off.
Gary Oldman plays Dr. Robert Norton, the scientist who transforms Alex Murphy into Robocop. Robocop is played by The Killing star, Joel Kinnaman.
He did this a handful of times before they wrapped the shoot up. This remake is being directed by José Padilha.
Here's a video of the scene


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With all the frenzied attention on Iowa at the moment, it's easy to get caught up in the politics of the moment. In this year of foreshortened primary races, where media can at best give first impression commentary before moving on to the next state, the next few weeks seem oh-so critical. In little over a month, we're likely to know each party's candidate - although on the Republican side, it may well take longer if the top five each get a state or two under their belt. (That must be Rudy Giuliani's hope, at least.) It seems that Iowa and New Hampshire will be more important than ever and, to quote Barak Obama in a different context, we're caught in "the fierce urgency of now".
That's always the time, I think, when it's worth stepping back and surveying the bigger picture. Doing that, I keep returning to one thought, one other four-letter state: Ohio.
Iowans like to pick candidates who go on to win nominations and presidencies, not also-rans, so electability is high on their priority list. For Democrats sick of Republican administrations, yet torn between three strong candidates running neck-and-neck and with similar (though certainly not identical) policy agendas, the core question they have to ask themselves is: who of the trio can win Ohio? The red-blue divisions in America have changed little in the past four years, so another close election akin to 2000 and 2004 is on the cards. That makes Ohio the bullseye once again. While it's not one the media has raised, the candidates know the truth of it.
Back in September, when Rudy Giuliani was confident that he would be facing Hillary Clinton come November - boy, that seems a long time ago, doesn't it? - he put it plainly enough: "If we lose Ohio, Hillary Clinton becomes president".
Clinton herself gave the Buckeye State a nod on Sunday's This Week with George Stephanopolous. As she stressed her message of experience and the need of experience to make substantive change in Washington, she slipped in the claim that she was the best placed Democrat to win Ohio. Say what you like about the Clintons, but they understand the concept of electability.
In 2004, Pennsylvania, Florida and Ohio were seen as the key battleground states and President Bush hung on to the presidency by winning the latter two. Looking forward to next year's presidential election, all three could still be considered swing states, but if you were betting odds, Florida and Pennsylvania seem unlikely to change. Pennsylvania, for all its reputation as a swing state and the huge effort Bush put into winning it, has gone Democrat since the 1980s. Florida, as close as Gore got in 2000, has been solidly Republican in recent statewide elections. At this stage the most likely result is that they remain as they are.
So what other states come into play? Before discussing that, let me confess, of course, that it's a ludicrously long way until November and much could change. A terrorist attack is the big variable that always has to be acknowledged when looking forward as it could turn any election on its head. But by and large it's grim news for the Republicans.
They could gain Minnesota and New Hampshire, but it's unlikely. And that's about it. It's hard to imagine the Republicans picking up any other states when the mood for change from the Republican incumbent is so strong and has proved resilient to events. A sinking economy, the most likely burgeoning issue in the next 11 months, is hardly likely to favour the party in power.
On the Democratic side, they have decent shots in Iowa and New Mexico, two states that did actually swing from 2000 to 2004, plus Colorado, Nevada, and even Virginia.
But the critical point is that even if the national mood for change doesn't swing a single one of those states to the Democrats, a win in Ohio will still be enough to take the presidency. And really, with the stench of corruption hovering over the GOP in that state and the middle class having lost ground financially under two terms of a Republican president, even the "plucking defeat from the jaws of victory" Democrats shouldn't be able to squander their advantage there.
Democratically, there's not much good to be said about so much resting on one state. These circumstances once again act as a highlighter pen running over the words "electoral college". Americans love democracy so dearly, it's remarkable that this anachronism has survived. It turns its back on millions of votes every four years - a Democrat in Wyoming and a Republican in California need not bother voting as he or she will have absolutely no influence on the outcome of the election.
Given the complexities of applying proportional representation to the electoral college, the best solution being touted is the National Popular Vote. A constitutional amendment may be the most direct way of removing the college and its distorting effects, but given how difficult that would be, the NPV movement offers a simpler path to change. This cross-aisle group advocates a system where all of the state's electoral votes would be awarded to the presidential candidate with the most popular votes across all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
Overnight, the sway of swing states would almost disappear. No longer would so few votes in so few states pretend to represent the will of the people. With the winner of the popular vote becoming President, the core democratic principle would be regained - every vote would count. Candidates would be encouraged to campaign in every state in the union, not just spend the majority of their time and money in half a dozen battleground states.
Chris Pearson, a member of the NPV board, tells me that their goal is have the popular vote for president in place for the 2012 election and that they will be pushing the issue hard in this coming campaign. The reformers have already convinced 44 state governments to at least introduce their bill.
Before my beloved American posters attack, I'll concede the solution isn't perfect. Yes, the focus would twist away from smaller states, specifically Iowa and New Hampshire, to the largest, coastal states where more votes are up for grabs. But isn't that at the heart of the democratic process - candidates trying to win the most votes? And Iowa and New Hampshire aside, what attention do the smaller states get now? Wyoming, the Dakotas, Alaska, Vermont... they hardly get a wink, let alone a nod from wanna-be presidents.
Under a national popular vote, every vote counts, even a Republican vote in a heavily Democratic state and vice-versa. In close races such as 2000 and 2004, Gore or Kerry wouldn't have had to win whole states to make up the difference between themselves and Bush. They could have found a few thousand votes more in North Dakota and Colorado or a few hundred more in Arkansas and Hawaii, to pip Bush.
No system is perfect, but in purely democratic terms, making sure every vote counts has to be an improvement.
For the moment, however, swing states, and Ohio in particular, remain crucial to success in 2008. That reality makes the Democrats hard to beat. So the message to voters in the Iowa caucuses is simply this - feel free to vote your convictions. You have every reason to be confident that Hillary Clinton, John Edwards or Barack Obama can win Ohio next year, and as a result, the presidency.
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1) lspci output along with lspci -n would be handy
2) maybe samba isn't installed?
i have the following notebook: HP 6735s NA849ES
The current OS is 'Windows Vista' cause i've bought this computer a couple of days ago, so the computer is new and i won't kill the system with my bad knowledge of linux
If i boot the BackTrack 3 Live-CD (KDE VESA Modus, the ohters shows no GUI) the network-cards didn't get something (informations?) from the system.
Thats the computer: hxxp://notebooksbilliger.de/product_info.php/hp+6735s+na849es+mit+250gb+festplatte+und+2gb+ram
In the KDE Control Module of the Samba Status is this error:
Error: Unable to open configuration file "smb.conf"
Hope you could help or somebody has a similar problem?
Thanks for help!
Shame on my bad english
1) lspci output along with lspci -n would be handy
2) maybe samba isn't installed?
1. I press the tabulator key when i'm in the boot menue on BT3 Graphics Mode (KDE VESA), than i wrote lspci -n at the and of the line, but nothing happens.
If i execute the Wireless Assistant or some shit like that :P, the errormessage is: no wireless interface detected
also if i type in a shell "iwconfig" the message it shows says: "lo no wirelesse extensions"
Whats wrong?
2. Ok, samba isn't installed, so that means it doesn't have to be installed to join a network?
Thanks very much
I've taken two screenshots, maybe they could help?
Thanks for help
wish you a nice day
That really sucks.
Have a new notebook and can't use it, cause the broadcom chipset wouldn't fit with linux /backtrack.
My last question is, is there anybody who can help me by getting paid to solve my hardwareproblem?


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Thin is not lions usual 1 way but it happened onco in a hMillonvery Hick iin I lao poor house Ilia son Andolphup took him homo to wait on him nnd ho iis oxpActed to lie at sly moment Tho old man IH 70 yours of ago and blind Sam WilR n was on Friday and i r Saturday at work on lulu oak fUlIt 1 4I nituro at Mart Cecils homo HOH t a dandy at this stylo of work Ho can tako any ild thing and mako it imitato uiy kind of hard wood Mort Cecil IB strictly in it for recently ho and Marion Davis hud a conforencc in rofcronco to a sulo of a largo bmtudry of timber If 1 Bocured Marion intones to put up a mill to BUV it into lumber and s have it 1111rlieted for Hcloclmwa Hurrah for Murphy Fork a Monday wits moving day in Ha zol Groon Mrs Sopbronia Shock oy and her two children moved from HIH lloury Adams IIOUHO to her fathorp Rev Jamos M Littl on Gillmoro Clayton Center cod wifo movod into tho property va catcd by her Mrs John Jeff Cox moved to Montgomery county Att C Pioratfc moved from town tQ fife Tom LOOB on Grassy Jess TplflphJ moved from Johnny Kashs to Ttn clo Harry SwRjigos Z csK 1 1 d1 Ur I THE HERALDy Official Paper of Wolfe Circuit Court SPENOER COOPER Editor HAZEL GREEN KY THURSDAY Mnoch 10 1005 OFFICIAL JltEOlOilYi CIRCUIT OOtMlT Third Monday in Jnnuury First Monday in tiny and Third Mnndnyin September Eighteen Judical days Robt Riddle Judge QUA UrBllIY COUllrlu emlny lifter lilt Monday in March June Sep tember Hurl December COUNTY COrUT Firat Mondny In each month J W Congluton Judge FISCAL COURT First Tuesday in April and October d +r nnon nlE ERT + n- a Wo are authorized to an ox nounce HENRY M1 COX of West Liberty aH a candidato for Kep resentntivo from the OUt district cub Jcct to nation of the Democratic party n THK story of The Hermit now running in tho Story Companion of IoniiBylvnnia Grit iia one of tho most romlablo bits of lotion that vu Iwvo porumul for Homo time hi the issue of March LOth thu initial ohaptera of tho now Htory Tho Luro of Ooldl9 will appoar and it proiniHOH to hll of absorbing intor torost Either of tlieHo HorialH in book form would cost you 100 If you tako Grit you can read 10 t or 12 Biich in n 1 JJ month beside a paper of 12 or 10 pagoB each week Little Laroy Williams will supply you with it each week Tin vordict for libel against tho Louinvilltt PORt and KJditor 1Kn tt was tho most disgraceful that ever stained tho pages ofa court calen leI in this Commonwealth Put Sharkoy a Louisville saloon koop or was shown to have run a gamb ling hell kept a bedhouse for private assignation and n fence for thieves and sot a jury brought in a vordict of guilty and fined Mr Knott 500 It is known ofall moo that Louisville delegates will tell in political conventions but I wo doubt if any ono thought that a jury corrupt enough to Bill and line one of their bOlt citizens in face of tho law Iud the evidenceI especially when that man was try ing to chock crime in tho city could lio found But it was found and did its dirty work Sodom and Gomorroh was not a circumstance to Louisvillo ia corruption and Editor Knott iH to ho congratulat od that tho corrupt contingent is against him It makes cleaner the clean clientage that is with him to a man TUB HERALD having had some private inquiries about C S Mick ono of its advertising patrons who now lives at Rock Island Illinois avails of this method to answer out and all Mr Mick cain to our town in the fall of 1889 from West Liberty whuro ho was located for a month or more and whore ho made many friends Indeed some of tho best citizens of that place wrote him introductory letters to us During his sojourn among us wo spent much time in hearing him relate his travels toll anec dotes ote Ho also had a cabinet of curios to which wo gave some attention One of his first acts horo was to give Us n liberal adver tisement for which ho paid quite liberally and in 111of his busi ness transactions both thou and now wo hnvo found him stright forward honest and prompt and socially and otherwise n gontloman as to tho manner born His name assumed for business purposes was Konota and in that capacity ho had tho confidence of tho peo ple which ho novor botrayed Wo regard him as a gentleman worthy ovory confidence otrictly honest And particularly painstaking to pleaso his patrons L r f IVIM O V l T1 T V y O YoI V 5 5 trLACONICLrNKS +io M7 VSi HiV rKV7 President Castro wants to bo his own Supreme Court as well as his own Congress oft It It Russia is awaiting to honr that Japan hint cut her prico a littlo on her pence quotations What is the mutter with ICan- Haa 1 IFor correct answer apply to tho Standard Oil Co It The inanufacturorH of preco donts is becoming ono of tho largest industries in Washington What shall we do with tho Ex Presidents has at last been ans wered by Dr Oslor Chloroform them x The Boll Weevil has boon barr ed front tho US mails Wonder if ho fools Ilikei a gotrichquick scheme A coolness is reported to exist between Governor Higgins and ex Gov Odoll of Now York This must be the cause of tho freeze up in and around Albany Georgia fathers aro declaring in favor of elopements boeuso they are cheaper than the old way Probably more fun too Mr Roosevelt has been advised that if tho UnitedtStatos is going to turn itself into a debtcollect ing concern it will need a larger navy than ever tt People who are undor the delusion that our groat trusts mag nates think of nothing but money ought to see thorn at a dog show A peculiar fact is that 1005 be gun on Sunday and will end on Sunday This willnot occur again for 100 yours Can you wait that long to see it Tho girl students in a Dakota school wont on a striko and the professor kissed them into sub jection Vould you like to bo a professor In spite of Dr Osiers sugges tion that all over GO yours old should bochloroformod thoro is no increased demand for chloroform reported Pence ncgoations have not pro grossed sufficiently to warrant the release ol those war correspond ents in London and Chofoo Tho kind hearted jailor in Cleve oftforThough he made suro to BOO that wn9Ia bank holiday Indians undoubtedly begins to appreciate thoblessingsof civiliza tion when a pair of lawyers charge thorn ovor half a million in fees for a littlo land claim Y IKansas has issued its decfira tion of independence and hurled it at king Standard Oil but her George Washington has not appeared yotChicago Tribuno What is the matter with Toni Lawson it A Missouri man has invented and pattontod machine for regis tering anti counting votes and ma joritios Ho is a littlo slow as Pennsylvania has had a machine for 30 years that would furnish any kind of majority wanted It was invented by a M S Quay who died just a short while ago ItI I was a paying invention I I A daily paper for 100 a year is something tho public has long de- sIred Tho Chicago Daily Review a delightful family laity giving all important news market reports anti ninny interesting departments for men women und children is sent to subscribers for 1 n your 75 cents for six months 50 coats for three months Subscribe today Address The Chicago Review Comm CocaCola Building Chicago Illinois 3241 Se iron Trimilr while watching at the bedside of his father Cnclo Pres Trimblu Sunday night was suddenly Hoi td with a pain about tho heart and it took loroic mils sage by two or throe men to resus citate hi- mWomen as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble Kidney trouble preys upon the mind dis courages and lessens ambition beauty vigor cheerfulneii5s disappear diseasedKidney trouble prevalenti afflicted reaches should able control passage afflicted with wetting depend It cause difficulty kidney trouble first step should towards treatment unpleasanttrouble thekidneyssupposeWomen erable with kidney bladder trouble remedyTheofSwampRootdruggists In fifty cent one dollar sizes You may a sample by mall tlwaaJpoltootIngthousands testimonial letters received sufferers writing Kilmer Binghamton mention mistake remember Swamp Kilmers BinghamtonN VERY LOW RATES West and Southwest via Southern Railway Low round trip rates every first third Tuesday ouch month Vory cheap way round trip rates February March 1905 Two trains lady between ington Louis change reclining chair rOnly change butweon Lexington West Southern Railway Write informationT Traveling Pascouger Agent East Main Lexington Ky I Idiot A SltiatlM mA and on when tho kid neys are out of order or i for a child to be born 3 with weak kid neys If the child urin ates too often If the urine scalds the flesh or If when the child an age when it be to the it is bed upon the of the Is and the be the of men are made mis and by and have bottle has yet of from cured In Dr lit Co N Y be sure and this paper Dont make any but the name Root Dr To the and in f ono and and 21 LOx and St no of cars free cars ono of cars and tho vin the for lit St FOR BoiKeepingBuslnussPHONOGRAPHY PHONOGRAPHYTTpaWrItInK TelegrapbJ AtIdrm WILBUR R SMITH I LEXINGTON KY fMponifttflCOMMERCIAL I ExpealtloaHSLJCost e eastavo 0lH1KI Inemiffiif Toilion Leek and Hoard la fealty about IX orthud TypeWriting aH Negra bYup i a realyrdedI earsWIL6UR k rmiLLER CECIL LIE CITY KY OFFER GREAT BARGAINS A pretty foot in n pretty shoe Will please your wife and please you too And this In tho place to buy them aa we have everything III shoe perfection and ns to pricewell youll think the Shoo llrgllill8IIINor do wo stop at shoes hut we can dress you from lead to too I Aye nnd feed you too Everything here kept by an uptodate Country Store W representamong retail merchants and agents Local territory of few counties 18 salary and moneyadvancedengagement Iluslness successful Previous lclladdroned HNTTuAVKOEiu 325 Dearbou St Chicago THE State mutual Life Assurance Association OF WORCESTER MASS llPAYS ANNUAL DIVIDENDS PAID UP INSURANCE AND CASH SURRENDER VALUES FIXED BY LAW 1611 JUST A UTTIn TALK WITH HOSE MAKES IT KKJ11T AM 1UOUT CaBa ROSE DISTRICT MANAGER JACKSON KY WANTEDTRDSTWORTHY LADY oiningterritoryorhauteofeolid cash salary and expenses paid cacti Monday straight direct from hendquarters moneyUllvll1ccdpermanent AddressMftURjter aOa Mono Building Chicago OLD IAPEns Oienn and Nloe for lalooleo ato seat per 100 I I CASTORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of e In- Usaw t For Over Thirty Year- sCASIORIA I TIc CINTAUN GOY NEW YOUB CITY GUARDYour health by using PRE flour only Tho most healthful ceriol preparation is flour and the most houlthful flour is MANSFIELDS BEST PATENTAND Mountain Lilly Milled by water power from the very best selected wheat on a mill that is mechanically perfect Wo say MANSFIELDS is tht finest flour made but wo dont ox pect you to tako our word for it We DO ask you however to try just ono single Backre know it will be enough to make you a firm friend of Manfiolds Flour JEWBuy from your groceryrain R C Mansfield Son ROSSLYN KENTUCKY BERT DANIEL Headquarter Owlngivllle XT- KKIRKflBNTINU TilE PETERS SHOE CO ST LOUIS MO Solicits the patronage of mountain leer chants and guarantees satisfaction Promptly obtained or no fee write tbroa- rCONFIDENTIAL LETTER boron Wyoband help Inventors to BUCCCM Bend modlt JlhOIo and wesend- IMMEDIATts FREE REPORT ON PAT gsctaredna at 606607 7th St WASHINGTON D C DR F C BAKES PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON HAZEL GREEN KY Willanswer nil culls nnd may be found at Jlittcnhouso Ranch Swnngo Spring when not professionally engaged R IPANS Tabuloa Doctors find I A proscriptionFor The 5cent packet is enough for usual oc casions rho family bottle CO cents con talus them supply for a year All drugltlsta tdl t r f THE HERALD I 0II Sam Wilson has boon too sick paint for a few dliysII So now Sou Railway vertisements next week adII Mrs John H Rose was confined to h r bod with grip Monday I I John B Davis made a busines trip to Martinsburg last u6kII Mrs Lou Day has boon sick slime yosIterdayI i I I Roger Bryan of Bryan Goodwin tC Hunt Logington gro+ ore was ini town yesterday I I omm2i00 Loser address Mug 11 Bviw- Gosiloyville Ky Mrs Wallis whoso illness was I reported last week was Tuesday said to bo much worse James Tibbs sold his farm on J ac creek about 75 acres to John Brown on Monday for 000 Farmers should attend broom corn mooting hero Saturday and hoar Prof Cords proposition OAS IX CeJAHears theThe Kind You Have Always Bought rSignature JIof Trading lien Murphy bought five head of cattle from Tom Steele of Stillwator on Monday at a private price J T Day has just rocoivoda now lot of grass seeds of all kinds and will soil them as cheap as can be had anywhere tf News cornea that Major Wm H Taulbee is dangerously ill and Dr Brock Taulboo was telegraphed for but had not arrived yesterday Rev Mark Collis of Lexington began a protracted mooting at the Christian church Tuesday night and everybody is invited to attend TO CURE A COM IN ONI DAY Take LAX ATI VK IlllOMO QUININE Tab lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cute K W Groves signature Is on each box 25c James B Cecil mention of whose illness was made last week has sinco ben growing worse and on Tuesday he was considered danger ously ill Rev Bruce Trimble of Mt Sterling was expected to arrive last night to attend the funeral of his Uncle Pros Trimble who will be buried this afternoon Dr Steve Swango reports the following births To the wife of Charley McGuiro March G a girlI to tho wife of Little Jim Faulk ner March 14a 12J11 boy Mrs F Day had two hands clean ing up the cemetery Tuesday and ifothers would emulate her exam ple we would soon show that dear departed ones are not forgotten George Rico will soon begin the erection of a neat fourroom cot tage on Carrie avenue opposite the George Lockhart house and when completed occupy it as a residence Hows this for a winner THE HERALD 4 pages Tho Atlanta Constitution 8 to 10 pages and tho Sunny South 8 to 10 pages You can got thorn all for 125 tho year by calling on or addressing THE HERALD tf Diod at West Liberty Friday the 10th inst Lola May infant child of Hal look Patrick and wife nee Molly Lykini aged 10 months and 10 days Suffer little chil dren to come unto me A GUAKANTKKI CURE VOlt TILLS Itching Blind Bleeding or Protrudinr Piles Druggists refund money if PAO OINTMENT fails to cure any case no mot ter of how long standing froth C to 11 days First application gives easeT and rest rArt If your druggist hasnt it send fiOc in stamps and it will be forwarded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co St LouisI Mo Big Bill Day of Frozen crook accompanied by D IL McDonald a nearby neighbor came down on Monday to see his daughter Miss Carrie who is attending tho acad amy and who has boon sick CASTORIAI For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the uttS1patuf of l- P J What Will Help You Will Help Me had sickness in our homo IHtviuJ and having to neglect I t has thrown mn in a hard place So I now appeal to oncoIgointog o stock of Millinory and Ladies l ur1 oolythinginmonth at very low prices lots of things selling at less thou they cos I1 mnkIp 0 to pay my creditors I trust that I you will hoed my appeal and como in and get tho benefit of my low prices Any and all of my winter stock is goiug at cost i also Ham burgs locos c and in addition to this every purchaser of a dollars worth in caph will bo given a nice souvenir Dont miss those offers but como and see about thorn Mus F N DAY Wreck on Narrow Gange Road In a wreck on tho K L it V road near Camp Christie on last Monday Hiram Hays log was bro ken in two places below tho knoo by a log falling on him from th car and John Caudill tho fireman was caught between two logs and badly mashed about tho chest It is thought both will recover though Hays log may have to bo amputated Hays was foreman o the hauling crow and Caudill WitS fireman This is tho first accident of a serious nature that has hap paned on this rOl1dJ a c ka o n News Strikes Hidden Rock When yourship of health strikes the hidden rocks of Consump tion Pneumonia etc you aro lost if you dont got holp from Dr Kings Now Discovery for Con sumption J W MoKinnon of Talladoga Springs Ala writes I had boon very ill with Pneumo nia under tho care of two doc tors but was getting no bettor when I begun taking Dr Kings New Diucovery The first doso gave relief one bottle cured me Sure cure for soro throat bron chitis coughs and colds Guaran teed at all druggists Price 50c and 100 Trial bottles free The Kash letter from Louisville and much other matter is crowded out this week T 50IES IDT LIFE Thats what a prominent druggist said of Scotts Emulsion a short time ago As a rule we dont use or refer to testimonials in addressing the public but the above remark and similar expressions are made so often in connec tion with Scotts Emulsion that they are worthy of occasional note From infancy to old age Scotts Emulsion offers a reliable means of remedying im proper and weak develop ment restoring lost flesh andvitality and repairing waste The action of Scotts Emulsion is no more of a secret than the composition of the Emulsion itself What it does it does through nourish mentthe kind of nourish ment that cannot be ob tained in ordinary food No system is too weak or delicate to retain Scotts Emulsion and gather good from it We will send you a sample free Be tare thit this picture In the form of a label Ilion the wrapper of every bottle of iimulilon you buySCOTT BOWNE Chemists I 409 Pearl SUNY 50caodI1 all dro jists I 1Tho editor of this paper will endono Ii locallaI asII MANIi sellinglaywere good and did good for all my custom erll and many of your people folowed me j to Campion Jackson und Heuttyvlllc to getI I allIboughtI thatha1 stilltnearlyas3ftMyselftat Hock Island Illinois myofliccpartofI nuke anti have advertised for nearly fifty years My Medicines Wont Raise the Dead Iu6A1041xttAltnI that the use of my remedies fail to benefit ClItRUCouNUm1HonAsthma TIIJleWOrlll108tBuy and all Female diseuscH Spinuf Disease Lumbago Kidney Disease Catarrh of Ilind Chronic Constipation Indigestion Stomach Trouble Old Sores lIes Scrofula Worst lllood Diseases Necrosis or rotting of the bone Hit Neck Vbitc Swellings Nervous ness Heart Iulpitation Liver Troubles Dy spepslll Varicoccle Nervous nisnblllty any contracted disease all diseases of teen luck auttulywnateskhudiscasesEczcuuuIlirlh s inBcnlp and many others rat SKCitirr OK MY Sirccuss is in the fact that I make my medicine out of Herbs Plnutsethat I gather in the woods where they grow and I am the only living white man that docs this and I make ONH MKUllISI lor Mal DISKANI On this plan my remedies do good for each person 1111111 with Now1 if you have cbronle disease of any that your resident doctors hate out and eau 1elhtgsfsymptoms your own wav name true date and month of your birth that I 111111111furhuntII i would have one of my own familyI use Ifeither of them were similarly afflicted and my price for the medicine Then if yon want the medicines write me sad put the price III the letter register your letter at the Ipostolliee told on receipt of same here I will1 I ship you the very best medicines that completedirectionslowed Positive Cure will result Do NOT DKIAY WIUTINO TO MB nil life is uncer tain at my are and to get my medicines YOU mST WmTI TO MKWIIIIK I AM AUVK Address all mall like this C S MOCK THE MED1CINK MAN HOCK ISLAND ILLINOIS HlKCIAI U1IIIWTWSHYoU can CUt OUt the above printed address and paste It on your envelope Bud it will hostile to reach I pasteEXTRAt actly how to direct my letter to you ao us to reach you wiiiTK YOUR OWN NAME IlAlN AND DISTINCT If you get mall bruralfree delivery TRIIl1t NO and give the num ber of the route timid you will quickly hear from me All letters arc strictly confiden tial and aro opened by mo in person 80 talk plain and tell mo all I can send you u remedy for any ailment NO MATTKK WHAT IT 18 und it will work like a churui If you reader are not afllictcd in any way wont you please call the attention of some suffering relative or friend to tills natlce no that they can regain their health Hy doing this you will be doing them u kindness and me a favor nt the same time My prices are very low To Illustrate I will send by mall J1 Indian Herbs for Con stipation Indigestion and Liver und Stom ach disorders for only One Dollar Each box is worth that Always send money with your order A now mail route has boon estab lished between this place and Hel ochawa and John M Rose has tho contract to carry the mail The first trip was rondo Monday This now order of things is a big im provement as compared to the in convenience tho people have here tofore had to contend A letter from hero to Holochawa only five miles had fint to go to Cannel City 12 miles away and com to that place by rail Mr Rose will put on n regular hack line and for the nonco carry express packages from Heleohawa to this place Lator on it isi hoped an express office will bo established here It would certainly fill a long folt want and interested people say God speed the day Mrs II P Piorott iu attempting to close down a porch door loading to tho collar fell to the bottom of tho latter smashed hor foot and skinned her shin It was moon light and sho stoppod upon time shadow of a porch post thinking it a plank The fall was about eight foot brokon by coming in contact with tho stops and they came near breaking hor log This happened Thursday night and she has since been confined to liar bed It shore was n close call At this writing Monday morn ing Uncle Tree Trimble is consid ered critically ill and his ago 80 years mitigates against his reci very Ho has boon feeble all win tor and tho inclomont weather has kept him in doors bufea few weeks since ho was taken suddenly worse and has since boon confined to his bedLater ho died yesterday morning at 680 oclock Space forbids this wook but will have more about his domino in noxt iissue Seo the now ad of Miller Cecil Loo City in another column I A HTHE U8 llGREAT CLOTHING t HOUSE 0l lOUIS GUS TRAUS LEXINGTON KY Is now Displaying the Largest and Finest Stock off FINE tTHINTTUOKY The Largest Stock of Overcoats The Largest Stock of Rain Coats The Largest Stock of Boys and Childrens Clothing fMake our house your headquarters when in Lexington f AFTER USING HEALTH AND VITALITY ate Moaxmmm m mm xvmxxvjur xivau x xxxaiTho groat remedy for nervous prostration and nil tllxenies of the generattT II organs of either sex such nil Nervous lrostratlon FalUt or Lou Maahttod Iiiorevereba 1 0 bozos for 9600 111 ITIOTTH ClIlcrnUAl X Clernlknd Ot4 11- 1L Milton Gibbs now in tho Mor gan county poor house has been accepted as an inmate of tho Confederate Home at Pewee Valley and will be soot there as soon as his old comrades and friends raise the money to pay hii transportation He belonged to Capt Chap Swangos company of tho Fifth Kontucky Cavalry Since putting the above in type it is learned that Mr Gibbs is sick at the home of his son Adolphus Gibbs and his condition is such as to preclude the probability of his going to tho Powoo home Indeed it indicates a journey to his heavenly homo in the near future Incredible Brutality- It would have boon incredible brutality if Chas F Lemborger of Syracuse N Ythad not done tho best ho could for his suffering BonIIMy boy ho says cut u fearful gash over his eye so I ap plied Bucklons Arnica Salvo which quickly healed it and saved his eye Good for burns and ulcers too Only 25c at all druggists The news comes from tho bedside of Hon Jonathan Quiokiall who is at the home of John Cecil his soninlaw that ho is critically ill All of his children havo been communicated with and Mrs W T Swango of Montgomery county was expected Monday night u The JapaneseRussian War The Japanese legation at Wash ington has received tho following cablegram from tho Foreign Office at Tokio dated March 12 Armies on tho Shakho quarter reported up to Sunday morning the following approximate figures and they are still increasing Prisoners over 10000 includ ing Major General Nachmoes tC Russian corpses on tho field 20500 Other Russian casulties OOOOO Trophies two ensigns no guns 00000 rifles 150amunitionwagons 1000 army wagons 200000dholls 25000000 shots for rifles 71000 bushels of grain materials for light railroad for 40 miles 800 wagons for light road 2000 horses 2B ChinoBO carts full of clothing 1 000000 portions of broad 150000 000 pounds of fuel 223000 bushels of horse allowances and 100000 pounds of hay Tho report from tho HiugKing quarter has not boon received 4 4 tr VALERIA VAGARIES 0 Old Uncle Fleming Niolcri formerly of IDzel diod at Salt Liok last week of complication of dis oases and was buried at Ezel Clay Swango one of the bright jest pupils in tho select school of Miss Nora Cruoy at Bethel re ports the school as A glowing sac GOBI c The rocont raii brought a flats tide on Fallonwator a tributary of Rod river Staves ties and logs wont down the river Adams and i Bowman as general superintend i ants under Jerry Childer Billy Wilson has moved h lp the house vacated by Bruce Gibbi then Gibbs moved to tho Jess Swango house near this place and Neut Bowling goes to upper Lang Branch to live with his BoninUw- Waih Swango sold a small lot of cattle to his father sad bretherinlaw Jim Murphy and then bought a bunch of oat tlo from Henry Murphy of Vale ria who is buying them for the Mt i Sterling market- A corn husking occurred at Jeit Bowmans of this place on Saturday F 18 The attendance was smallyowiag to the number of young people having the grip And the death of an only daughter of John A Ross of consumption Ed Adams and Bill Bowman re turned last wook from Middltown Ohio They had no trouble in getting work But alas tho pay was not enough to satisfy them dayaadbQard i they thought it was best to return to old Kentucky gVyi March 13 DUUMMER Mrs Jano Sponcor widow of Tom Sponcor died on Wednesday of last I week aged about 45 years Sho lived on the Squiro Vest farm on Gillmoro and was a sister of MM Nickoll who died just a week pre vious to tho day She leaves six children two boys and fear girls i all grown and four of thorn mar tried Shake Into Your Shoes painfulsweatingfootby all druggists and shoo stores 4 Dont accept any substitute Sam OlmetdLo nu z r t i HK6ESTION X WM trouble wlUt rim Roktronba TkodfrdDIok rootlaere MMdloln X look In a 7MrMRB 0ARAII K NIUUriBLD 1lttsIU tad Tbcdfordi Black Draught Silokly Invigorates tho ac the fitomach and sera even chwnio cater of UdigMtion If you will take a small dom of Thed fords Black Draught occa sionally you will keep your perhot THEDFORW IAGDRAU6RMore i constipation than by any other disease Thodfordi BlackDraught not only n lice constipation but cures diarrhoea and dysentery and keopa tho bowels regular All druffliti sell iIIcant packages IRckDrnught cino to regulate tho bowels I have ever used MRS A M GRANT Snciids Ferry N C consTiPAnonI OAMPTON CURRENCY 1 Buno McNabb of Toliver was hero Saturday Granville Rose of Stillwator was in town Saturday Douglas Hobbs of Flat was in town Saturday Jolly John Pioratt of Kiddvillo was horo Monday Mr Miller of Gloncarin was in town today Work on the Tutt Hotel is pro grossing rapidly Mrs Sidn y Cablo is very low at this writing Allio Lundrum of Toliver was in town today Work on the Stamper Hotel is progressing nicoly Johnnio DutY has returned from a business trip to Wisconsin A H Stamper wont to Caunol City Friday on business Kov C H Garrison of Meadow Branch was horo Friday- B B Cole of Rogers was in town Saturday on business ltoukyBranch 0 H Gosiuiy is working in tho blacksmith shop of John Drake A T Combs is preparing to erect a handsome residence on Main St Goo II Fulks of Gosnoyvillo was in town Saturday on business Nout Bolin of Valeria is on gaged hero at tho carpenters trade IIollonwii- i on It business is now reported that they struck gold at tho Tutt well on tho i Rocky Branch Hon W 0 Mizo of Hazel Green was mixing with his friends here Monday Mrs C Willams who has boon on tho sick for some time is some better A II Stamper purchased fine cow and calf of Honry Garrison Prico unknown Thomas Wilson has just return ed from n business trip to Loa county Rev R M Leo delivered an in toresting sermon at tho Methodist church Sunday night It is reported that Geo W Hal soy has purchased a bluegrass farm Hoar Mt Sterling ByrdisOlork four years honco Hamilton Sparks hits moved to Tar Ridge roar horo from Elk- horn Piko county Mr Burlco was badly burned by gaunt tho Larris Campbell gas well a fow days ngo Miss Maudo Tyler of Vortox was the gnost of Mrs Fulka several days the past wook Thoro will bo services at the toIh11 1 1n nt 1 o M F Horton has accepted a po eition as Deputy Circuit Court Clerk under 1 R Hollow Samuel Napier haa purchased a tract of land known as tbo Adair farm of James Napior A gas company has boon formad and Campton will shortly be heat el and lighted with gas W T Center of Gosnoyville passed through hero Friday enj routo homo from Louisville Rev Mann Presiding Elder o tho Lexington district will preach at tho Methodist church the 25t h and 26th of this month at 780 p m A petition will bo presented at the next session of the Wolf County Court requesting that a foot bridge bo built across Still water near John Will Coxs They will commence drilling for oil on the A H Stamper farm this week They have struck gas at Lewis Campbells and Bruce Wil hams will also commence drilling on tho C C Williams farm this weok March 12 CURRENT The Colonels Waterloo Colcnel John M Fuller of Hon ey Grove Texas nearly mot his Waterloo from Liver and Kidney trouble In a recent letter hoI says I was nearly dead of th so complaints and although I tried1I my family doctor he did me no good so I got a f0c bottle of your groat Electric Hitters which cured me I consider them tho host medicine on earth and thank God who gave you tho knowledge to make them Sold teal guaran tooth to euro Dyspepsia ItilioiiH ness and Kidney Disease by alli druggists at 50c all bottle n 00 LANDS W LACONICS o Farming seems to ho tho order of tho day Isaac Adams who has boon in1 Magollin for Hometime has return ad to this place Isaac Miller brother of the Rev Joe IJ Miller passed through horsI ono day last week Oliver Kash who is attending school at Hazel Green visited hi I parents Saturday and Sunday Rev Joe B Miller who hay boonI logging on Frozen for the pnat year expects to finish up by tho 15thAbel Hampton on last Friday put a now roof on his dwelling Ho said tho rain was moro than ho wanted to stand Lydia Chambers who hurl boon water bound for two days return ed from Hiram Whitmans to her homo Saturday Arthur and Otis sons of E TI Kash and wife have boon vory sick with grip for the past woi k but are some bettor at this timo Xilla Hurt of Menifoo moved to the farm of T B Miller recently and will assist Mr Miller in farming tho ensuing year- N L Combs purchased pair of extra iron gray mules last weok o his brothor Brack Combs of Breathitt Prico pai1i K000 Miss Mary Swango who has boon sick for some timo at Hazel Green with typhoid fever was ro movedon lust Saturday to her homo E T Kush and N L Combs wont to Campton Saturday and thoy report everything on tho boom and hardly anything taleIof but oilSquire J M Taylor who has boon living on tho farm of Bowen Rose for some timo moved to tho farm of Mrs Ljyzio Ill ft on tho Trace IFork of Stillwntor lust week Murphytwu zens stopped over night with ye scribe last week Thoy wore on a trading expedition Come again boysMrs MaytownCamptonforwprk dono on her tooth visited familySuudat Plenty of rain horo lust week and a good tido in tho crooks which wo know was appreciated by tho lumber companies as tho or oktlmd for som timo since boon full of staves and ties What aro tho people of tho fu ture going to do for homos You n ar this placn look towards tho It uC 1t1 f r some ono with family path house hold goods changing locations Some row years ago it wns who shall I Jut as a renter Now iit is which shall I take Dan Lawson who is living on tho farm of Edgar Kash and who ia an honest hard working mat mie1fertunn1 eat Wednesday night While he was asleep resting after a hard lotfv down being stole pair of broaching two pair heavy truce chains pair check lines two bells and ono collar Will we ii never bo rid of such persons March 18 E1 M Startling Mortality Statistics show startling inortali tj from appendicitis and periton itis To prevent and euro them awful diseases there is only ono reliable remedy Dr Kings Now Life Pills M Flannory of 14 Custom House lMncoChicngosayH They have no equal for Consti pntion and IJiliousnoss 2iC at nil druggists LEE CITY LOCALSI0 A wedding to report soon Miss Emu Bryant is confined toIt leer homo with rhouiniitism John iraluim sold his tins to C F J ranger who is shipping thorn Aye Rose and wifo who hips hfHI Winchostor for some weeks lave returned homo 1D a Millor bought of JUTor rill his largo barn Tho price the boys say not toll Win Shoemaker has moved to CannedI City whoro ho has hell working as a blacksmith A telegram comes to us of the death of Mrs JamesJ C Rose W oxtond our greater symphaty- J S Miller of LImo hits pur chased of IR F Anderson his feral tim1blilreclfarm on lied river 1rico not made public March 10 Svtv- rtCSBTORt lDeere theihaKind You Haw Always Bosght lJI I to JOHN W CRAV- ENUNDERTAKER I IIAHKl mmE KY I I I wii ry n sample I line 0 fICOFFINS AND CASKETS and nnxwor nil mils by telephone or otliorivldp promptly W T Wlinley or John II Rose will answer 1111l nIi in my nbsence lltiiilqunrtern for Monuments nod Tombstones Henprrl fully Re JOHN W OKA YEN OHIO KENTUCKY RAILWAYS TIME TABLE OCT 10 100i EAST MOUND No 33 SJ Z No 21 Daily11x = STATIONS = nails ex Siiiuluy Sunday 3 SO 0 JM knnn 27 11 20 S T IIIO Junction 22 1121 117I It W181IltunptontIw1 to u r s 5 10 0ILt iatyll 112 22- fl i IS 22 livlorlmwn C 12 2S- li 45 27Cnuuel City 0 12 15 PM Ala I PM A Kit i WEST MOUND 22nnllytCJ81111I1nJ AM 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