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The Adair County news.: n. Wednesday, April 23, 1902.
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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1TL ft I h t IIriIftEAEA11A I4 I JN1ly NEWILUME 5 COLOMBIA AJJ AiAIElGpFNTIKENiirCZY WE02 NUMBER P OFFICE DIRECTORY J8ZLLL Poitra ater 0ouro week daps 700 im to Sai p URT DUUXJTOUY e ions a year Third tI IUJauuarythtrdMunduytuMYand- tI and In September JniKtWVJoiirnowHjitli i Aaron Shc P W Mill r Ci tC1erKJBWdey Ootmrr First Monday In each oath JndeT Murrell Couaty AttorueyJaOnneUJr Clwk T K Stnlts Jailer JK P Conomr Aolior KW ton Su YeJorR T McCaffrec 9f olS iptWD Jontfcr erC MRui8el J Cll oVIRecuIarcourt second Monday in r each mont- hiudgeHC Bake- rAttnneyGordon MonUomry MarshallJ W Coy CHURCH DIRECTORY RESBYTBRIAN- BOHMVIUB STSSZTRev T P Walton ea second and fourth Bundayi evaSabbath J r night METHODIST Bmuvnu STaswastew W P Gordon pastor 8er fleet Sunday In each JundayachooBevery Sabbath at a m Prayer t meeting ThurxUy night BAPTIST GMBlCMVKSTmMTBeT W B CAT- Kcatbird Sunday Ineach month JandayschofeTery Sabbath at a m Prayer netting TneUay night CHRISTIAN CAltPBttviU s Pits ZT Wllllama hIor Servl a First 8unday in each noAth school Sabbath at am Prayer weetiigWedneiday night LODGES MASONIC oiouBixLoMJBNose P and MBegs ar meeUng Jn their hell ovcr bank on Fri lay night on or before the full moon In each month JasOarnettJr WM ecyCOLUMBIA B A No meet FMay night after full moon I JM Ja H P 1W Secretary SjllRolhchlld Henrj Weinbtum tbcbiU 8 Wei nbaumM- ANUFAOTllflERS OTS AND SHOES 619 ttcetLDatn St svillo Kentucky tone Wickliffe has a fresh cow and calf for Kale JSitific Shoeing I ady to do Black Smith y kind from horse shoR- ejng repairing of the finest eh I will make a specialty f 3g horses with diseased oof guarantee satisfaction y is located back of livery I asn d Hopewell Give one yo yJ W COFFEY f WISEMAN SON + S vndamVofltGo Ii and OPTICIANS Wished 1884 loea rs In fends and Proton Stones Fine tin Holiday goods Special attention to work and all orders of gouts in line 132 West Market between Is 12ond IteMutlctUll LOilJSVIB j g UCK- Da f 9ht et lens Gay Go 12 econd Street jOtt vflle Klaltuck3- nafa rers Acetylene Gas TownsLI hu es1reer Residences 1aain ndWaterVarks for on Ho 9Parifiors i lam to taice your to- rIdraulic Rams tttirouer from your springs to our hobr barns Can also furnish I snips kind cheaper than ever rim wit Columbia for estlmaUB itcall aeUe at the Marram Ho- i Yours truly WQonaC 1E r r i 1J Jl1 iZ1lF L JGiJ vrr hIn 7 Dci 3duhI16bci1u fr 1t i il il d 1 Kentucky Squirrel 9 No 4271TIns BEAUTIFUL STALLION WILL MAKE THE PRESENT SEASON AT OUR stable in Columbia and will serve mares for the low sum of 1000 to insure a livingcolt Money due when colt is foaled or mare traded or removed Kentucky Squirrel was foaled in 1887 is a brown 16 hinds and is richly and fashionably mWIa a j wonderful endurance and a very superior actor He has proven himself a number one breeder Kentucky Squirrels colts have plenty of size style and finish They are especially good actors and command the highest prices when placed on the market There has been more high price IE horses sold from the Squirrel family than from any family of saddle liorsesthat ever existed JIin the United States If you want to raise a horse for profit and one that you can sell for the highest market price breed tp Kgjltucky Squirrel mJ u COLUMBIA KY EUNICE We are glad to say that C A Har mon is much better Tom Neat bought two head of cattle for Miss Ada Cundlff who has been visiting her sister returned home last SaturdayMr Neat who Is bookkeeping for RitS hi Mss will vlMtia w Adatr t ivi Is In Louisville This w tiyii foils MX Lu lindlng vmlfod at Dun vilp Sai if fUy ard Sunday allthhJ S BrtdlOlC sold four work mules fo 1500 We have hen informed that our old blackullb Mr A Ray is coming back to this place We will be glad to have him come Mrs Ida Carlson visited relatives hero several days of last week There will be preaching at Neats burg the third Sunday in this month Frank Lashaway the bearded woman is dead He wasa young man of 19 when the civil war broke out and donned petti ooats and moved from Michigan to New York to escape being draft ed in the army After the war he became a fake freak in a New York museum for many years He continued to wear female cloth Ug after his sex was discovered a MontaulV where he made liiihotftwtrr t ode MONARCH + IOur jack Monarch will make the present season at 00 to insure a living lliE colt money due wben mare is traded or part d yitb Mnnircb ist hick jack years old 33 hands lib very heavy line bony awl fn t ling ears and Sony k bony bead lie has Uric lonulh treat stvl and isrrehljr lml h jr from the best strains ever produced in Kentucky and is himself out of the finest indi viduals we have ever seen Ue has proven himself great breeder See him and his colts and be convinced of above description We have an experienced man to look after mares being bred Mares fed grain Or pastured at reasonable rates but will in no way be responsible for accidents or escapes COFFEY BROS ia I II m KELTTER Farmers are busy plowing for corn Wheat is looking well Taylor Parson made a business trip to ColuwblaMondayI tobaccoN Doboney was kicked in the side by a horse last week and received a vary painful but not serious hurt Mr Robt McCaffree was here last week doing some surveying for G A Kcltncr and others Quito a number attended quarterly meeting ut Beach Rill last Sunday Bro Jesse Murrell preached an excel lent sermon Jas M Dowell who was reported dead in Louisville Is not dead He is at Infirmary and is improving EC Finn and Elzle Mitchell bought a nice lot of poplar timber of S A McMahan for 1150 The revolver from which was fired the bullet that killed President McKinley the hankerchief with which the assassin covered the hand which held the revolver and cartridges that were in the revolver have been turned over to the Buffalo Historical Society and will be placed in the museum of societyAt Ky the ten year old son of Elliott Lawrence committed suicide because he was locked in a Loom by his parents as offensetY6ii cabget the iJews and Co bfiBer bD year It J ea hi I s Y1t EDITH W O Pelly will go to the city in a ew days to buy Spring goods- B T Evans bought of J W Evans of Hale Mo a pair gf Duroc Jersey pigs for 826 50 The family of W P Dunbar are covering from measles Mr Wm Bryant and wife arc very low with pneumonia fever Rev Barret will preach atiNeaishurg the third Sunday B F Tupnian Is buying a bunch nf stock hogs MM Rut ha Neat happens to a painful accident breakingher limb by jumping from a buggy S T Evans sold Cbas Williams a two year old mule for S57 50 Rev Bottom filled bis appointment at Neatsburg Sunday B F Grant and Billie Bailey vere in our midst last week dehorning cattle R W Allen is feeding a nice bunch of hogs for the Spring market James D Brown a prominent farmer of Christian county was shot and kill ed Thursday night by William Pulley a tenant Steps bad been taken to eject Pulley as he refused to vacate There was much bas feeling between the men and Pulley finally precipitated the trouble by accosting Brown near his bouse and angrily demanded a settlement Hot words resulted and Pulley drew weapon and began firing at Brown Brown flredd several shots before he was blQh one shot striking Pulley in ifijajShouifler Put Both Parties on Record Democrats throughout the Union have reason to be peculiarly proud of the unanimous vote by which the Democratic House caucus in Washingto- adopted a resolution expressing symp- thy for the Boers and pledging th members to exert every effort to concessional action on such a resolu tionThis l resolution of sympathy correct ly aligns the Democratic party of the freedomland allilance tog of the two Boer Republics Ye the Boers of South Africa are fighting identically the fight so gloriously waged by our own forefathers The patrI- ots of 76 won our freedom from England They would be shamed to their very souls to see a dominant American party now standing side by side wit England against the patriot Boers Democratic members of the national Hous of Representatives should force the Republican majority to establish House record on this matter of sympa3I thy for the Boers of South Africa Th Anulonfanlacs in Congress shouldd be compelled to testify by their votes as to whether they favor or oppose a peo pie fiehtinglor freedom and splendid ly entitledtbfreedom fit liouJs nipublic j l er 5H f 1Ma1r IGOlUmDla o RoIl6F 0 NJiIl V MAM IJN iirir U rf uvenir PI i Ify JL tl 11u 1lld raj ilJld hi ofRoughDGnrtffl6ntIftit ethliilt1 Tahlo etctcall and sou me or address fta W R1 MYERS HtlrrUi= r DrillA fl BETTER ONE IS NOT MflDt Empiro Fertilizer Corn Drill With Shoe Frame is well braced rigId and strong All metal except the withoutHarnessbeet brands Our prices are the lowest Come ann see us the very W R JEFFRIES SON Columbia Kentucky HENRY KOEHLERC A BROWN HENRY KOEHLER S CO iEi 51a DOORSSftSli ie 3 Jfl BLINDSr hiouiu J LUMBER r 12tli and Broadway Otu and Kentucky Louisville Kentucky Established 1827 Newly Furnished American Plan 100 Per Day Ni6 ersfloteMEf- lLS I 25G itNIG BOSLER Manaoer Patronage of the Green River Section Respectfully Solicited 523 West Market Street K6ntllckllaVICTORY HOTEL 10thand Broadw OUISVIl Lt E Er GIThis hotel has been refitted and one of the nicest places in the city at which stop any8ertCOBCOBR DAISYPROPRIETORS OF TIIEI 7 7 7bLEBANON KY Manufacturers sad dealers all kinds MARBLE 6NITE G f 5EF 33i Y is to in of amu new 1PRICE3 SCOW VVOkX CftTARANPEJ Special attention given to cemetery work Priced less ttaj evex6rfsfed before V7e are prepared to all kinds of masonry work suck as fotiu6tlory I reints eto f WXFJElTlUI Ajtt y Li i h I ilittriWhy NotMake Your Spring Pi i oilet gr btiI i tfI 1 ftI IE ADAIR COUNTY MS Published Every Wednesday BY TIlE IewsoairINCORPORATED CHAS 8 HARRIS Editor r Oemoctauc newspaper devoted to the Inter eats of the city of Columbia and the people Adair and adjacent counties Entered at the Columbia Postofflccas second elaa tnali matter = = =c rSCRIPT N RATES Nl YEA BIX IN ADVANCE WEDNESDAY APRIL 23 ANNOUNCEMENTS Ior State Treasurer We arc authorized to announce II II HEN FINGER Wayne County a condldato for the office of State Treasurer subject to thcactlou of the Democratic party Congress is still monkeying with the Cuban question Mrs McKinloy has been grant ed a pension of 5000 a year ferry Howard is now being trie at Frankfort for the part he took in the Goebel murder Rev Morton Scott aged seven tyeight is in jail at Lexington it default of bond Ho forged aa Jwifes will If the people of Knox county ate partial to articles on oil pros pects the News published a Barboursville just fits them The Second Appellate distri will hold a Republican convention at Litchfleld June 24 to nominate a candidate for Judge of the Cour- of Appeals The late President McKinley said Our plain duty is to give Cuba free trade and yet the Re publicans are not willing to give her a 20 percent reduction from the Dingley tariff A plain duty is often shirked Mr Richardson the Hiinpri party wai never before so compact audihpr monious as at the presoai H predicted that the nersfc Roust would be Democratic and raefiued the paramount issue as railitary ism and imperialism t Effprf8are being arcade in cer ti P5Pblican tilt les to have G W Ipug off Greygou county qqmjnafed fiat Governor LongJ isand dthers haveI 4isvllio Commercial apd tAopopec r illbo used to bring abottb the omination W 0 radleyis nr jt dead yet andnot until he parses from the stage of action will the Deboe Jones name the RepuDiicail candidate for GovJ ernor warls Eugene Newman alias r Savoyard in the Louisville Post What is an American citizen who believes in honest Democratic i and constitutional taxation to do Where is he to go IB therr no city of refuge no balm in Gr j t ead rio physician there IkpJOW of no place for such a man ifsuch 1 there be in any political org aniza tion of the present day Whats 4tlmatter with trying Chicken whore you carne from The people up there ao atill hon itrdunk God find invanot1lt If artat least not mar y rdf themofvoting the Republican t in order tp hold on to an 4n 101 Zlrj X f l Ii r rf jJt Our Stock is Fun and Complete in all Lines kitt the new in dress trimmingsetci I Russell Murrell Columbia Kentucky1 dryrfweept things goods The Republican papers ol this State are rejoicing over the fact that Mr Pratt has won his case and is now Attorney General of this State They assert that he was robbpd in the contest that de prived him of his office by Demo erotic partisans but fail to Bay that he obtained the stolen prop erty through a court whose major sty is Republican But a few days ago a Republican Congress heard the plea of a Republican contest- o ant from the 3rd Kentucky District against Mr Rhea a Democrat elected from that district and this Republican Congress ousted Mr Rhea and installed the contestant This of course was not robbery but a plain duty if you would listen to their plea Mr Tilden was elected President of the United States but it was not robbery for Mr Hays to become the President from a Republican standpoint When Republicans must take a decision from a Democratic source they claim that it a partisan de cisiou if adverse to their conten tions but when Republicans decide against Democrats then it is only a fair and impartial judg ment So far as Mr Pratt is con corned we have nothing to say against him He fought his way through the courts and won and by legal procedure ho is entitled to the office Every man has the conIgrounds either in or out of toe orlourdenyIcaricase the decision adverse to their wishes to the frt powerThis robbts a contestant The decision may be wrong commontu t there must be courts of appeals If an ap from roturns of rm elec bte winning of a robbingthenparty aIhe greatest political high waymfjQ that ever held up justice peopleforrJonstable to President and has the record of unseating Democrats in Congress whose majorities run into he thousands PresidentM E Ingalls in an uterview in Chicago said that a alt should be called on railroad verging If merging continues he Claimed that oneman ownership vould result and the next step ownerShIP1vhich in teroat by groupsnational groups Merging he said would solve no presentdififcaltiesandwouldring new evils It was reported j n New York that it was not Mr Belmont but the Rothchilds who author ized the sale of Louisville and that1Mrand Nashville stook to J P Moran Co rInd that this would re move any obstacle bo carrying out planApothrrat one of the conferences Mr Del matt told Mr GatEs that the road arJdnot he was short of stockand that as Mr Gates was the railroad stockIwent the greater his IOBH would be The Republican State Central Committee will meet in Louisvillo May 15 The objject of the meet ing is vory impo rtaut A eucceB sor to W S TajiJor the fugutive will be chosen lint tle nKtst im portant matter fro pne bdfote the committee willUbe ant ttempt to depose Chas E Qapp Chairman of the commitlaOb nJe5erOn tfaf iltgi F It is now said there will be no change in the management of the L N Railroad Mr M H Smith who has successfully been its manager for a number of years will be continued as its President His services have been of the greatest value and it would be a difficult matter for the company to find an executive head who could fill his place The company everydepartment service in all lines through which roads soperates The steamer City of Pittsbnrg was burned early Sunday morning at Ogdens Landing on the lower Ohio near Paducah and it is estimated that half of the 150 persons on board perished in the fire or were drowned A number of Kentucky people were on th steamer The youngest governor in tho Union is the newly inaugurated governor of the state of Washington William McCroskfjy aged 28 who recently succeeded exGov Rogers Mr McCropkey who is a native of Tennessee is a son of the Rev Solon McCroskey a MethodistJlergyman uOJi my God will no one save QHI were the last words uttered by tIts Lucy Goebel McCarty ot Ijexjjgton while her brutal and inhuman husband was firing bul lets into her body- ADDITIONAL JoUALS Mr Wm Irvine who lives at Russell Springs came down to Columbia last Sunday He reports business fairly good In all lines at the Springy and the health of the people generally good D Wilson 3t Son have gotten into nei r new store house and are having a lint run of trade There is yet some talfc of a college being built at that place but no definite steps have as yet been I taken The Roller Mill is doing a goo business and the saw department is cutting a great deal of timber The Vaughan Hotel expects quite a num ben of Summer boarders f According to population there arc more pccf pie who attend the circuit and COUtrty courts of Adair count than anY other county in the State We areglad of this custom for the reason that it makes business more lively and besides it affords friends opportunity to meet and exchang- views nil out farm work etc Where courts a re well attended trading brisk hence Columbias reputation a a horse mule and cattle market At all our courts more or less Stock changes hands We were in a neigh bOrlog Own a few weeks ago at toeI opening nf circuit court and there Were fewer people in attendance tban you see upon the streets of Columbia each Saturday afternoon One morlpg last week Mr Marshall Yarbery who lives near Cheattmuis Bridge was uncomfortable as a man could well be for a short time lie missed his pocket book containing 8140 he thought it was gone from him land After a diligent search ho it near the stile block making him feel as happy as a boy with his first pair of suspendees Mr F II Wlnfray says it is very gratifying to him to kuow that he has a neiibblr who can raise as much as one hundred and forty dollars In cash Mrs Elizabeth Parrlulu who was 105 years old died a few days ago at her late home near Albany Ky SIt was born January 4 17 71She llvj under every President of the Uuju J States and in three centuries Dra J H Graay and J N Page of this place were well acquainted with the old lady and there is no doubt about her ags being correctly reported If a neighboring publication woud Increase its business itmust stop abus ing the people of the town iu which is published Many of tbe profotflou al and business men of the towu which we have in mind have been Jcnrwn to this office fora great many years They arc men of brains idiotic squib cutting no ice with them At thisdate the prospects were never better for a fruit crop in this section Apples pears plums and all small fruit i exceedingly promising Tho luclous peach is not up Jn average to sogie years yeti a good crop kin store Wltn s favorable bassos from now thereimbepientyanHCt lip ete J f t 1 J a IRT ESTON MURRELL HOTEI GLASGOW KY On public square opposite CourtHouse Newly furnished Hot and cold water electric lights Headquarters for traveling men Table firstclass PLENTY OF SAMPLE ROOMS ONLY FIRSTCLASS 200 A DAY IN GLASGOW Wanted Live agents for Kentucky male and female to handle our new sewing ma chine attachments just patented Two centstamp brings full instructions A T Bartlett Cane Valley Ky 4t Public Sale On Thursday April 24 1902 at the late residence of G Wash Breeding deceased at 9 oclock a m I will offer propertey to basting of horses hogs cattle sheep hay corn oats farming implements and household and kitchen furniture Terms easy FINIS M BREEDING Administrator Preaching next Sunday Solomon Turpen Egypt M B W Granger Columbia W S Dudgeon Freedom Z T Williams Columbia W H C Sandldger Sal em W P Gordon Milltown T L Hulse Pleasant Ridge J PaVan Roy Clear Spring C M Deenor Liberty C F Breeding Poplar Grove J ToHall Muldrahs Hill W J8 Cave Gradyville The people of Columbia are alread considering the meeting of the Louis villa conference which convenes in this place in September Dwellings are acing repainted and many other nece ssary improvements will be made U be the largest religious body jvcJ assembled in the place and it net essary that early preparations be made Ckil Ben Lee Hardin a native ot olumbla is now engaged in enter taining the pedagogues throughout th estate He is a humorous speaker an last week he appeared before Teachers Association of Warren coun ty at Bowling Green When it comes tto keeping an audience in an uproar ltyLast year tte farmers who Plante early were forced to replant so now every body is waiting for warm weath groundeper our been ready to plant corn for several Springsare on e earth warm and the Dogwood v bloom The Womans Home Companion is a literary magazine published i Springfield Ohio It is illustrated handsomely printed and each issue is filled with choice reading matter It is an interesting companion for ladles and should be a visitor to every house bold Write for a sample copy Mr Edward G Wilcoxen and Miss Marguerite Hutchinson of Downes Kansas will be united in marriage at high noon today Miss Hutchinson ha s quite a number of relatives in Adair cou nty all of whom she visited test year JAMESTOWN dr J D wooldridge of Somerset wa p in town Friday and Saturday 1 r Elmer Wheat who has been at tending school at Lexington returned ho we last week ILrs Margaret Tucker of Columbia in visiting relatives at this place Miss Etlie Faulkenburg visiting M r wtd Mrs W L Dowell of Semen set Miss Sophia Winfrey who has been trite sick for the past week Is able to againtMr Gordon Montgomery of Colum ijla was in town last week Mrs A D Patteson is visiting relatives and friends in Columbia Dr WD G Flanagan is quite sick with Lagrippe 3 Irs XL J Schooling is visiting rela till sin town Mrs G Burcbett is very low with poeuBDnia- r A B Humble Somerset wag in tows last week aw ss Pan tigb wife gdftutac 1V 11 i t ij l k V lj y t W B WALTON CLERK HOTEL iTOiNTHILL The most beautiful and pleasant sea son of the year has come again The great orb of day Is shi ning with more brilliancy than it did a few months ago The warm showers and sunshine are causing mother earth to wrap her self in gorgeous carpets of green We conclude from this that all nature cries out welcome springtime Ic is really queer that so many pea pIe live and die without eer being thrilled with the magnificent products of nature While on the other hand there have lined and are living w day people who have obtained something noble something grand and something which cultivates the higher faculties from almost every product of nature with which they come in contact A great wavy of us do not see the gran deur and suuiiiuity of nature in an nf teruouua stroll over the meauow or jbruugh the forest The meadow covered with its luxuriant crop dotted here and therewith a wild llover or two and the giants of the forest each present specimens of nature which are pleasing to every cultivated mind But 1 nave digressed from lue Foutilillutwit however let us all seek the pleasures of nature which have been hidden so bagVThe inhabitants of our little village and of the country around it all led proud or our count especially this beyworKing In harmony The farmers are all Dust lu pepgrmg their gruuud fur tnespnug cru They aU seem w lit encouraged on account 01 the gnat outcome in wheat The business of this place Is rapidly increasing Mr J H South our ei lerpriMLg merchant hits the Uuuor ot being the greatest business promoter in this part ol the county lie Iris purchoscu over rune hundred head of h jys and a great warp sheep and cat aggroda little less than five tlouinddol an Mr Smith has been engaged In the mercantile business at this place for quite a while His pleasant and ac commodating turn and his perfect patrondage which is the largest the county We cannot close this ar title without eulogizing Mr Duubar his chief clerK and book keeper We must say that a more obliging clerk and a more proficient book keeper cau not be found in tots part of the cotta ty The health of the community is tol erably good with the exception of three or four cases Mrs G B Smith aboutnthree months and does not seem w be improving any Uncle Dick Luttrell is said to be improving slowly Mrs M H Robertson is very sick She is not expected to live Before closing this article I want to say that I would be pleased to meet every correspondent of this good paper but i was very much pleased with the Ozark correspondents last 1leLter and am very anxious to become acquainted with him T A S llOLLINCrJBURG Miss Mary Coffey of Greensburn visited at S I Ueizers last Sunray A Sunday school was organized at Bethlehem church lastSuutiay with I Leftwich Superintendent anti Ilelzer assistant l Jvr Greti preached at Bethlehem u few night this week Elijah Paxton visited Woodsau fixr ton near Columbia last weekcPneumonia quite prevalent in this county and already a number fdtUhihave occurred E A J Uries who resldml ir Thurlow died Itibt seek utpuaum 111 Qe was only Mck tour days HH leaver awife and verrchtidrento uinuro hS demise il was 52 years old antitiad been a consistent member ol the Bip tist church fur several years He was an extensive farmer and a noted tobacco buyer and was one f Green countys hestciuzros While his fam fly Alii be the rwitest loser there are a host of friends and relatives that will regret his sudden departure The funeral services were conducted by RevTM Greeu and the remains a wean laid tto root in tife fanally VoXjltig 0 f d Ji k TC t w V J IW rw 1 I MVI it fa X mkjginboibam rl 1 CREELSBORO KY yv ii v i tgent for ffashionable Clotbtngv m 7 7 iiTr hTCih1C tSnmin E7iE 7IEt I7Kaw cuaa r The T0J Burghard C INCORPORATED Wfiole Sale and Retail Dealers in Carpets Lace Curtains Porti PS Linoleums Mattings Oil Cloths Etc Southwest Corner Brook and flarket Stsv Louisville 8 Ientu y TheJones Implements are the Bestlon Elnl J W TheJtu es Chjiu Mowers mud Junes Leve Biudort aEO MOhi9s f the Highest Merits Repairs cWay bind For a god Buggy good Harnesp and Sa dler i am yre ared to serve you Remember I can e yc oodOultivdtor Cheap for Cash Call on rna J W JAGKMAN COLUMBIA KEltT 00000000000000 0 d FIFTH H eNUE HOT 4 1En3 ti FIFTH BET GREENAND STREETS 4 LouiSVILLE KENTU 1 Rjfiiraahe l B ddooratod and U Bofl H i opni8r Prices eEriiIDistriotS Churches and Theatres NraOOOJUU000000 0OOOOOOC a JORDO IPEACO Best t Grit hentUCliWIll tars at insure a mare fl Money fer i1 d or mare traded or removed from the neighborhoodTon ibthas proven himself to be one of the best Breeders in Ke y Rs colts have all been sold that are 3yearsold and over fro 100 to As all the old ones are sold man buy ing them at twoyears old at fancy pries If you war colt tha t will bring more money than you ever sold one for bree mr mart to Jordan Peacock and you are sure to get Every co uardnUei to bo sound or no pay i MFo Ji6KS0 r t hilllI uat iM cfet Uryc ctas jack iulcd n f JMttiaydu Kft ttin filet in ssrcdtTtt re movfd Al sar rtyi rr s if- ti 1V1fI 1i t l t W t Lh i BY ej rtDiMUIT IFj11 Jr ij JOG PN This fine jckwill thu presHiit season lit niy Ptahle in Slijltown for the lowsum of 500 to iiisure margin foal Mbhey duo when fact is ascertained or mar traded Or removed JO GARDIN is known the Dr Hancock jack 15 hands high coal black and a sure foal getter totGf1BATtiAltAtMIIT01In1KY 4 r The Stall ii arcs to with due when heWN afccesj 2000 horse now it 1 make i r 7 1 TIdai YoL C Q My Spring Summer Goods designs Dress Goods thisa ii W U IK6r t y Tr at GOII urnbl 9 I gG mm 0t ij tt fi I t PERSONAL MENTION II Mr Oscar Piles coalition does no is some better iMrs business trip to St Louis Mr Curt Bell visited at Red Lick last Sunday I Mrs Sarah Flowery is in a very criti cal condition j Mr J MCamPbeLPeUyton was in Columbia Monday Mr J O Russell is in Louisville buying goods this wsek Mr Horace Jeffries and wife visited atGlensfork last Sqaday Mr R L Murrell Glensfork was In town several days of last week Mr J V Helrer Gresham was In this city the first of the week Mrs T A Murrell who was very r sick last week is considerably better Mrs J G Eubank wbo was quite sick last week is somewbat improved Mr W R Myers went to Greens burg last Sunday returningyesterday Misses Ella Susie and Mattie Sin clair will arrive from Monticello this W H Gill left last week for Texas He will be gone About two weeks Judge Jas Garnett Is fast recovering from the injuries recelvedin the hack wreck W H and T W Wheat Tarter were buying poods in this orj Monday sMrCard well Lebanon in k urancc agent was here several days of last week Mr Finis M Breeding proprietor lot a Glasgow livery was in Columbia Uast Wednesday I Mr James Patterson of Breeding- as in Columbia last Monday riding a Wend id saddler Gordon Montgomery and Mr J Schooling returned from James vn last Friday Ir Lee Floyd and wife and Mrs ies Sanders of Russell county were iwwn Monday r Wm Irvine of Russell Sri ngs Is sting his daughter Mrs W H Wbn this place Ralph Hurt a son Mr of and Iiftollia Hurt was quite sick sev era ys of last week Wt A D Patteson of Jamestown wh ten days in Columbia re turrfcjome last Monday i Mel C F Mantz T W Buchan Campbellsvillea Mr feter Collins and Mr Mont J eesa It to Camsbellsville Sunday a d he eVeJ W Horne Pr U Chewnlng who is in the rt enu vice spent last Sunday w h hi lIy at this place rs Wells otRussell Springs w visit the family of Mr J FM t rnnl the first of the week sses ttle and Sallie Massie Cal Vail ave gone to Texas and wi ake ite Confederate reunion kt WI Oabell who bas been sot fling amp Knox for slveral mo s ha turned to Mlddlesboro Camphoan rchaas to Columbia latFri L Hen eed b eame suddenly wort his sda mrcniug at 3 1ocir nd a Is writing btgcondi armi- MyersFredbridgnt on shint tour to Bluff Berm Frid Rev P Gr rn Mrs Klzzie Mur- veil Jlarrii owelli and Mrs Jo iinsen atten religious services gat Ca lsviil t Sunday BaptistCband nth who had already 1connect e as with the church 1wilybe ised third Sunday In neat m Mr W isnd Miss Louise CabeII o pg called at the News offi tTh day Misa Cab consenl to fur Sb the local hap inningsf bar l lily which will b gratify the patrons of V lltBeMi4 irr stock and is complete All the latest in Notions 1 1 See U 1Messrs of Mr T L Higgenbotham of Creels boro who represents The Internation ColumtMr L F Holladay who has been in the West for several months returned last week to his old Adair county home looking as game as in days gone byMr L H uabell of Camp Knox has greatly improved in health and his physician thinks he will be able to look after his business affairs in a short time Virginia Coffey the interesting little Tot of Mr and Mrs Geo Cotloy familiarized herself with the mysteries of the Adair County News office last Monday Mr J H Judd was taken quite sick at his post of duty in Marion county last week and was compelled toreturn to his home in this place He Is some better and will probably go on duty again in a short time Mr T S Scott editor of Burksville Herald wife and baby were in Colum bia yesterday on their return from Green county Last Friday while en route to Green county the mare which they were driving became suddenly ill and died near this place Miss Cora Kinnalrd of Red Lick who has been visiting in Mississippi returned home last week accompanied by Mrs W F Rowe Miss Kinnaird brought a cluster of red roses home with her and one of the blooms can be seen at Russell Murrells store r LOCAL JOTTINGS Remember the poor in their dis tress Judge W W Jones is having his home property refenced Mr M C Winfrey has had a shade shed built in front of his business house Coffey Bros bought a nice fancy gelding in Llncolncounty last week for S150 Mason McCaffree is the first farmer to report that he has finished planting corn There will be a total eclipse of the moon visible in the United States October 16 this year Squirrelsare said to be very plenti ful and many of the young men about town are having fine sport Our Gradyville correspondent was in Louisville all last week hence the non appearance of his inseresting letter Young Gowen charged with know ingly receiving stolen chickens was held to await the action of the grand jury Next Friday night will be the regular meeting of Columbia Chapter There is work to do and a full attendance is desired The State equalizers raised Me teal fe 11 per cent on lands and 15 per cent on town lots Green was raised 24 per cent on lands If you want the best corn planter on the market see the Planters Friend and the Empire Shoe Drill sold by W F Jeffries Son Judge J W Butler has concluded to build a business house on his vacant lot between the drugstore of T E Ptull and M Cravens It is time that the back streets and alien were receiving a thorough clean inc Do not wait until an epidemic G flies then Ktlr the filth A fins crop of young mules will be seen in this town next September this is mute year instead of Locust as some would haveyou believe Up to thin writing fruit prospect have not been killed The peach apple trees are in bloom and andI few buds have been injured by the snaps Mr YE Hurt son of Mr L B ertl will go on the road He has accepted a position to trivet for a tobacco house He is a popular young man and will doubtless meet with successNorrczThis means that if you are ping us a note or account to please come forward and settle as wfe are going to quit business Res =J 1 ij f Jf f J 1 Mr B P Havces the first sub scriptlon on the new bridgeiThe postoffice has a new coat of paint inside and out Mr Wm Irvine Russell Springs bought of Mrs S D Barbee this place Monday a fine Jersey cow for fifty dollars A one hundred dollar horse the property of Mr J B Barbee this place was kicked and seriously injured at Green river Bridge last Saturday Rev J W Harney commenced a meeting at Campbellsville last Wed nesday night and it is our understanding that large congregations are hear ing him Mr JW Hutch ins has bought quite a number of staves since he returned from New York He has contracted for many thousand to be delivered at Cane Valley Place some rotten straw around your young trees if you desire a good growth this season yew is the proper time for mulching while the ground is full of moisture Mr M Cravens will build a small business house on his lot next to Reed Millers store It will be used by Mr Tim Bradsbaw who handles bug gies and implements Sheriff Frank Miller and his deputies are hustling over the county and by the time circuit court convenes the third Monday in May every thing will be in readiness Frank H Bledsoe Creelsboro has been granted a pension of 16 per month Mrs Lurindy Douglass whose postoffice is Liberty has been placed on the list at 18 per month The Baptist and Presbyterian people of this place will commence inside work on their houses of worship in a very short time Both buildings are to be repapered and reppalnted The insurance money due Mrs Butler Kelsay whose husband died last month was paid last week by Mr W J Cardwell agent for tbe Mutual Benefit The amount was 1600 Mr W L Walker tells the people of Adair and adjoining counties through the News this week that he is ready to receive them having an extensive stock of spring and summer goods Mr J S Breeding was in town last week and told us that his friend George Cundiff was of the opinion that the broom sedge and drummers would take Casey County lock stock and barrel Mr M L Mitchell has finished papering and doing some other neces sary work on his residence situated on Greensburg road opposite the Misses Trabue property and will remove to It next week- Superintendent Jones has employed Prof Matt OWinfrey of Stanford to conduct the institute this year The teachers will come together in Colum bia July 7 and continue in session through the week Mr M C Williams who formerly lived in Burksville and who went from that place two years ago locating in Texas died in that State a few days ago His remains reached Burksville last week for interment I will on Monday May 5th 1002 at the Courthouse door sell all the un collected saort accounts belonging to the estate of W D Tarter JAMES GARNETT Jn Assignee There is yet much stave Umber in Adair county A gentleman who Is in the business said last Saturday that in a very short time he could buy in this locality three million staves and his mind is about made up to order them delivered Several of the young people of our town have requested Dr U L Taylor to organize and teach a Bible Glass and he has consented to co so Dr Taylor is one of the best Bible scholars in our ttwri and we feel sure it will be a great benefit to all who attend X The franchise for the erection and operation of a telephone exchange will Yyitwy itlp octick a m gap 10 JM8 Fat fiber particulars see o 04Ta I J rl 7mil1 I Harried Mr JF Conov cy and His Eibrl WllkeiRtin were married at Glenville last Sunday afternoon Eld Z T Williomsofflciatlbg Attendants Mr Avalee Taylor and Miss Annie Wheat The groom is a son of Mr J K P Conover this place and is an Industrious young farmer wbo numbers nis friends to the extent of his acquaint ances The bride Is quite a popular woman a daughter of Mr Stephen Wilkerson The couple will reside at Montpelier Last Wednesday afternoon while tbe mail back was en route from Campbellsville to this place a frightful accident occured near Tamplco At this point tbe driver of the back team undertook to pass a road wagon frightening the team of the latter and it ran into the hack upsetting tbe vehicle Judge Jas Garnett Mr F H Winfrey and a colored preacher were the passengers aboard and they GarIncttsceived a number of bruises two his ribs were slightly fractured lie has been confined to his room since the accident but is getting along nicely and will be out in a few days The back was considerably damaged Mr Llnley who is the driver of the line batween Campbellsville and Columbia is a very careful man and the accident was not due to carelessness upon his part Mr S A Hardesty a former travel lug salesman who resides in Lebanon well kuown in Columbia will be mar tied to Miss Alice L Baunon of LouiS yule on the 30th day of this month The couple will reside at Lebanon the intended groom being one of the pro prietors gf tbe Norris House He is a very deserving gentleman and has many warm personal friends in the Green river section of the State The intended bride is a member of one of Louisville best families and is quite a favorite in the circle in whih she George Campbell who resided near Sparksville AdaIr county died last Wednesday night a victim of dropsey He was 67 years old a good citizen and will be greatly missed in tbe neighborhood where he so long resided Mr Campbell served in the Federal army during the civil war and was in tbe same company with Mr G A Kemp He was a gallant soldier and was very much liked by his com rades Some years ago be joined the Hehodist church and was a consistent Christian He leaves a wife and several children The magistrates met last Saturday and the bridging proposition was given a finishing touch After a thorough investigation of the costit wasevident that tbe cheapest place to build the bridge was at Wilsons Mill so the order was changed and the bridge will be erected at that point The people on the Somerset road are required to give This proposition was ac cepted by the people of that vicinity and the contract will be let between this day and the 15th of May Mr Hugh Walker met with a severe accident last week which is causing him much pain Heand his brother Wm were splitting wood and Hugh was setting the wedge while Billie used the maul Some how or other the wedge slipped and the maul caUIJI1 t two of Hughs fingers severely mash ing them At this writing the wound ed fingers are doing as well as could be expected Young people and children should be careful how they use a maul The bridge across Bussella Creek at this place needs immediate attention The sleepers upon which the flour rest ore rottenlng Parties made an ex amination last Sunday and they con sider that prompt work is necessary The dliectory should lose no time about this matter If an accident should occur it migtyt cost thousands of dollars Tbe pike from here Campbellsville is said robe in very good condition gratifying information to the travel ing public There is such travel over this road and the only way to keep it lu shape te ofjfcbe President to have hauls mw4s weekly It this plan was adopted the travel at all times would be good and the road kept up at- aucQ less expeow Good tortt ate is demand at good prlcec Rewfcmber that if tvtry body rateeg Bale that mutes will pe low Yew is the tiesd to patronize a good feante fcar ffm Eesoea yodd four rAm k tf f 1I t t 1 The alhlrLleuu I1 ll j ru shews ior fiselr tta iU thlS pUrni vlY mfcilcJik Nu vurd tar theta or to ntiR tin people of this section or the vnue ut the Squirrel family of liurMs Jut u jus tics to these geuikmcu who arc liber al users of printer tak tiv nu err making a hard hud cnti santtirurt to build up the grade or horses in this section we feel that they are entitled to our hearty endorsement and u large patronage from the people iu their line of business It is a well known fact that Coffey Bros handle she best stock in the country as buyers and sellers that they are making this town a mar ket place for high grade stock and In their efforts to du this they lung ago discovered the scarcity of high grade horses in this section They are iu the business to stay and to lessen the ditlicultles they conceived the Idea of securing a fashionably bred Stallion which in due course of time would make this section the equal of any iu the State for desirable horses Carry tug out their plans they bought Ken tucky Squirrel No 427a bursa of the best breeding tine size and a superior actor under the saddle He Is proving to be a superior breeder and tbe party who desires to raise an nil purpose horse one that is marketable will make no mistake to patronize Ken tucky Squirrel They also have as good aJackas is usually found in this coun try He has size color and finish indi cative of the best and his cults are good size and up headed See their stock before you make up your minds The citizens of Campbellsville should feel proud of her church edifices We do nut know a town South of Louis yule with more attractive houses of worship They are not only attrac tive from the outside but are hand somely finished inside The Baptist have recently arranged to have their building re carpeted at an expense of several hundred dollars and the money has been raised by tbe ladies of the church The other churches are carpeted excepting the new Methodist building but a carpet has been order ed and will be put down as soon as the series of meetings close that are now in progress Burrell Wlfey John Woodruff and Frauds Drake miners were arrested at Sullivan Ind lastSunday charged with the murder of Mr Robt H Cof fey a detective wbo was killed while quelling a strike in Christian county several months ago Detec tive Coffey was a nephew of Mr Jo Coffey Cashier of the Bank of Colum bia He was a fearless officer and was murdered while fn the discharge of his duty Mr P L Tyler of Virginia repre senting the Silverleaf Nurseries of that State arrived in this locality last week Mr Tyler is well and favorably known in this county having done business here in 1899 for the above mentioned nursery He is a straight upright gentleman and represents one of the best nurseries in the South You will make no mistake if you buy from the representatives of the Silver loaf Nursery Mr Fred Robertson has turned his attention to seeing that the soil ii till ed His fathers time is occupied at the levery and the farm has been plac d under Freds mapagement He can now be seen pushing work from the rising of the sun to the setting there of and what he dot know about farm ing would be worth but little to any one else Mr Garnett Montgomery who left Columbia for Texas two months ago has accepted a position in the county clerks offlceFor Worth It Is no new business to Garnett as he filled a similar position here for several years and his experience will doubtless make him a valuable man in the Fort Worth office Mr Frank Sinclair has rented the business house owned by Willis Bros in this and he is now in the- marketpurcbasinggoods He has also rented the residence on College street known as the Nell property and in a week or two ne and his family will again be located in Columbia There will be no singing at Pleasant Hill the first Sunday Mayas heretofore announced but the gathering willhe at Shllob A number of new songs will be taken up and every body who can and wilt sing are especially Invited tb attend These snag are being practiced for the centennial meeting ot the o aulzatlot qt the Baptist Chur at sm which t tdt Ii 7 r r t h spring and i =1 1rif 1111UunlmQ 1U Urara 1t== =I jivito nil tb Indies f Adair and adjoining unuutifs to calland see my Stock of Spring and ulIInr Millinery as J have the Largpsr Most = iylih uiiii Ivlr autitttl Srtk VT Shown in Columliiti CI11lBXIllhillO ana Prico my Hoons My prices uro exceedingly low and I am sure I can please you in every particular Iteppctfnllv Mrs Emma T Strange Columbia Ky 1We Arc Still Selling Theme Farmers Friend Corn DriIIm NO BETTER MADE Plants Corn Peas Beans and Sorghum with or without Fertilizer attachment All parts metal except the handles Our line of farming impliments and stock of General Merchandise is complete It will pay you to see our goods and get our prices before you buy mm WILLIES MONTPEL1ER KENTUCKY ii iI t z t HOTEL uIi7tband MarketCEugene Bell Manager Louisville Ky 0 Will be thoroughly Overhauled and Renovated and will be rrv opened for business about March 15th This hotel which was formerly the Phoenix will have an annex and wing with frontage at226 228 and 230 7th street where the entrance office and lobby will be located and will be conducted on both American and European Plans American plan 100 per day up European plan 50c per day up dTQood Order and Polite Treatment Guaranteed jg I 4 LOUISVILLE = 5fiR6ftINTiE111 ST0REltHas Just Opened an Elegant Stock of f Goods in the Tutt Building Columbia general Merchandise 1Fnrnisof Ladies and Gents fine Shoes in fact everything kept in a general store i JP To fIje Publics itThese goods were bought for cash and will be soldtoS i the of Adair and adjoiningcounties at the ve shortestBWck and cmjJaVe Gurprides It is our intentitm to pfe fee the public a CJ SITRU- LLijiL i iL Lrit r kL BRYAN SAVINGS Ihu tariff deformers are still in the saddleqDemocratic victories for democratic principles are won at the primaries Methuen experience seems ton put him in line for the prize mo ey Mr Babcock of Wisconsin seems to have exhausted himself 1f in the prospectusqH Clay Evans is doubtless a convert to the proverb that ev ery knock is a boost Several good Iowa men might be found for the place soon to vacated by H- Doubtless Clay Evans the President woe gladly accept Mr Reids resig tion and promise somethiug b ter Cecil Rhodes dream of a Brit ish empire in South Africa was a nightmare and the dreamer never awoke Perhaps Mr Hanua means that he is not willliug to permit a onIhisthe Governor Alrg ld died a poor man but he ItJtt a legacy an u taruifhtid name It seems that tho McAllia resolution performed most of its thundering iu the columns of the eastern tariff and gold organs General Funstou says President Roosevelt indorsed his Lotus club 4 speech Sumo very severe things are being said about thu Preside ntder Pennsylvania Republicans ha been amusing themselves by d oussing candidates for guveru Mr Quay has just nominated t candidate IGeneral Funstons advice about L standing together until the affair 4B over and then quarreling about ifeif there is any quarreling to be done sounds familiar The best way to insure the trI- umph of democratic principles inu to tteud the democratic prima riea and see to it that noun lmtI loyal democrats are put un gU1IrdI Ctihe poison contained m the e itorial columns of papers like the Dallus Newd find its antidote neat ar viand in the vigorous democra cy of papers like the Huustout Pont The newspapers are printing u statement of the steel trusts earnings U Every once in a while we are compelled to real 2r that our language is sadly dtnc1tIJta in some respects The New York World favors an income tax and Mr Hill OppUSOdt an income tax but they both dis like the Kansas City plattorm so much that they have no trouble of working together So the British have established a military camp near Now Orleans have they Well by the Eternal they could not have dune such a thing when old Andrew Jackson v s President Is The Democrats of Ohio are totl bo congratulated upon having u daily paper like the Culumb ffress which not only stands upil for democratiug principles but ably and fearlessly defends thtmu CiOftogether There is every reasu why they should do so But it is snbmittedih all candor that it much easier tor the few thousau- to come over than for the six mil to lion to go overnll iu Governor of LptueiunA di ii tfsturllo the country by express lug tie belief that Grunt Britain is maintaining a military camp ii ur New Orleans Lets see howiii fur ie Washington frem New Or IIvuns n anyauivjuIt line not yet beeu decided a breach undemocratic faith Jur Bix 1lllJ hUH deuiocruts to reply tu t aid cnubtcm of u eoiupiinittVHty tovv iiiemtttirb of the party vu i iucjjiciu rule tothtillproll1r1 mujrutio principles Hoi The iSjJadliilutv Lfidgrjr bYShi v rhhtiu71 eiu il Wur bDid in UK the Utr trait to Buppon uiiiitarv foliGratruus in the Pailipiuueo lair possible that tbj Ledger has not yet heard bow tlluud ie rene all things art in the j1hlJipf pineef New York patrolmen seem inclined to remind that Greater New York really elected a wfrii il J iVVfa i ki if tL Jhunocra tic uriitt Tlieie ib uu lo ijer any reason fur Democratic Division The nion- uestion upon wlilub Democrats RoUt upon In 1896 cannot beau Issue In and Is not an issue now If HUt fore the cause upon which Democrats were divided Is removed all men who cull themselves Democrats bhould tunic together It is foolish to have c lull nation and recrimlnatlon over what was done In the past It would be it foolish to divide up upon the Mhr uestion now as It would upon African slavery Let the dead past bury Us dead in politics and let all Democrats who are opposed to the Republican party and its policies come together abeow confront the country partyIdnight of investigation and tne Demo Itcratlc party must and will take a po silica against holding these people in a state of vassalage The tariff question Is another vital issue Protection for protections sake the policy of the Republican party cannot receive the endorsement of the American people In the face fact that all grades of manufactured goods in this country are being sold all over Europe in competition with foreign made articles of the same 1class There Is no longerany justification in levying a tribute upon then American consumers for the benefit of our manufacturers The old Demo era tic Idea of a tariff for revenue only will appeal to the justice and the go sense of the American people Opposition to the Trusts that have been fostered and allowed to grow un Republicanism will make another strong plank in the Democratic plat willie be a Prheesi al Schley and Gen Mlles will be severely condemned by the Democratic plat form and will appeal to the sense of fair play and justice which has a1Ra walked the people of this country Tne burdens of government under Republican policies fall too heavily pon the poor people of this country and too lightly upon the rich The sense of equality demands that these burdens should be laid rot upon con weaatdh properly the tuxes of the Nation the Democratic party should demand as It did m 1896 nd 1900 an income tax that will meet requirements of too Federal con siituiiun The ship subsidy bill that has re ceutly passed the Senate is nothing more than a raid upon the treasury fur the oeuefit eta few ship companies andshould be denounced In the m ostSo vigorous terms These questions for the welfare natIOn should bring all Democrats together and dit seution and division on dead issues uould cease in the fa such important live matters Elizabethlown News Senator Depew of New York went out of his way to revive sectionalism and drag the bloody shirt Into the arena of the debate uu the issue of the popular election of Senators but there no need of paying any especial at to Chaunceys latest form c IBentertainment Perhaps the most uasigniHcint phase of the Incident was revelation of the truth that a big cud hatred of the South is now at an pitch of bitterness Th Crnwpackerresolutionhalng the wayI gagnhisJpew rallying cry The fact that it ha s Republicadreassure the Americas people great harm will be permitted ladtc Unclu Billy May residin iitJir Parry ville now 90 years old a Methodist preacher veterinary surgeon Has 05 years without stgHas united 3000 couples in mar of flocs end lias rendered lnHd1CAli to moro thau 200000 IIHS shoved hiuioelf for 80 yo without u Uiirror anti hall never been beard u railroad train Him had liceu married three times and 12 living children 50 graudII chiMren 15 great grandchildren 7 great grout grand ehiidmii LWhlI a boy hi war u Nurse junk yi wiuuillgIW1UY mves for bl a fulh r u notwl nrf man crlNri A Vjol 1f9uhasnderedtushooting at a policeman it ia believed that before fit gre adjourns an knnonn cement ill Come postponing the Stj tiia Woildi biik tiif i iJ l Lt To Arouse Sectionalism Some of the extreme partisan Beep publicans are disappointed over be attitude of their more sensible broth ren toward the Crumpacker lNOlu ion Senator Depewu speech in the Sen ate may be taken as an instance of the partisanship which Is unwilling to read aright the expressions of the pea pie against the reaolntlon ills in histence on arousing sectionalism is a discouragement to the friendlier feel IngengeLdered by such events as Pre ideal ilcKiuleya tour of the South and the wore recent visit of President Roosevelt to Charleston Nothing but sectionalism cansup port the Cruwpacker resolution The entire aim of the measure is to prepare the way for another force bill which shall take the control of general eleo tlons away from the States Senator Depews partisanship gained the mat tery over his caution when he practically acknowledged that the support era of the resolution wished to replace Democrats with Republicans Small encouragement has been given to promoters except by the rabid Re- t publscan newspapers doing business in cammonwealths overwhelmingly Den ocratlc Here In Missouri partisan organs are vociferous in advocating the adoption of the resolution just to they are extreme in their support of such obnoxious measures as the ship subsidy bill the prevention of aid to Cuba and an unbroken high tariff If Republicans wish to arouse the odold animosities which have been allay ed they can do nothing more effective in that direction t has carrying through the purposes expressed and unexpressed of the Crumpacker r olution It Is essentially a bayonet rule proposition In the guise of an investigation a partisan machine would punish Southern States for re malning In the Democratic column The people of the United States are riot ready for a renewal of the recon structlon spirit StLouis Republics Kentucky 011 Journal No newspaper in Kentucky attempts to give all the news of the oil develop meat each week The Kentucky 011 Journal Harbour ville Ky is a record of industrial ef fort with particular reference to the progress of work looking to the product- IOn of oil In Kentucky There are now more than boo companies in the State developing about to begin work of development The Journal is sixteen page well ii lustrated weekly iz a year lOc a Cup Being Kind UY ANNIE H WOODRUFF many brighthued hopes are vain So many years doth Time devour galaofTo serve the pleasures of an hour We toil and struggle hard to reach ceSome bright ideal food and blind To happiness within our reach The reflex joy of being kind With aspirations pure and high For some grand noble work to do To bless our fellows etc we die We strive with hearts sincere and true Ignoble alms we cannot brook Our duties we have well defined ut mid this clamor overlook The one most weighty being kind If backward oer our lives we cast A glance we see transfigured there pastenow and fair powerawe ask and find secret like the scent of flower So simply sweet just be kind hams brat j toDeputy Sheriff R W Smsher of Pinevillc died as first reported from an accidental bullet wound caused by onghadrdropped a pistol fell from his insld coat pocket and was discharged Tb e eel bullet struck him on the poll the chin reentering the nek l d thrpURh the spinal coluu in e lived several days uttery recolTlng tdh oward84WtlIatre was Teturalnif from calledI l Howard 11 a was on his way soiicrUc Olllceholdf r in Belt county Nt President who is ambition fpr a eecoud terplcati carry out his own jdettf of right and justice njuBt her d to the will uf a be cutrgreffl i he must uuustantly fptnJil JrikIOJtpupuIA opiiion lioye rtoiBtkken It IRay brOui1yaollflt Iffl PreJ id ritwitha fj1 iiiokron txl hedr pindect poi ktit J4UkJ fi J Wheat Prospects A writer who has made a careful In Testigatloa says American farmers seeded last fall 32000000 acres of win ter wheat an area of 4000000 square a rejJftexc4Mowbat they reaped in summer This great planting far sur passed any other in the hiswry of American farming and will offset the damage done to the wheat crop during the long drought of fall and winter and careful inquiry in the wheat pro duclng states Rives reason to believe that the crop of this year will be as large aslr not larger than the crop of last year despite the losses and dam ages it has suffered The drought of the fall and early winter had even then damaged the prospects very noticeable As against 867 which represented the condition then December 1900 showed 917 and December 1899 showed the same figure The drought contin ued throughout January and February but was broken in March and the last four weeks have been ideal weather in the whole West A painstaking sur vey of the present wheat situation iu dlcates mat nature has made amends in these last tour weeks for the earlier drought and that the imperiled wheat crop Is to a great extend restored Kansas has lost 1000000 of the 5883 000 acres with which It started the season and Oklahoma Texas and Ken tucky have also lust The condition for all of these states is low Kan being given only 70 as against 195 I t year The condition of the whole Pa cific coast is Ideal and Missouri Illi nois and Nebraska also promise b yields Missouris acreage has In ed by 800000 acres aweaThe late Legislature made a number of changes in the school lax Many of them referred to thee business of the Superintendents office etc Arnoug those of Interest to the general public were the following The June examination tor graduates of the common schools was changed to the second Friday and Saturday in May aud two days instead of oue ur signed to the January examination for the same purpose It has never been possible to pay thE forty per cent of the public fund in October as the law provided and the payment of the forty per cent is de ferred until December The minimum salary that any coun Snpendeudurto Heretofore when s schoolhouse was penalyty were to it in a year This penalty Is now removed aod the trustees may levy and col lect a tax from year to year until enough has accumulated to build a house I When twothirds of the voters of a district have voted a tax the trustees may borrow the money to build a houseHeretofore the week of the reach era Institute has been counted as a week taught when it occurred during the session of the school but now the teachers must teach twenty weeks without County Institute week The Trick oi a Showman In a speech delivered iu the United States Senate April 7 1871 the late Senator MorriU of Vermont bad something to say of the real strength and glory of a state In his speech Senator Morrill said When Alexander reo treated from India he caused to be made and scattered arms much larger than his men could use ana high managers and heavier bits than were suitable for his horses to Impress for sign nations with an exaggerated idea of hIs greatness But thIs trick of rat bowman is now only remembered as a folly We fehall fail to impress world by playing the giant abroad an byilircedfnto g those at hume turn and rattkredJa to command respect and obedience or by sending o symbols of power when i6they will be surrounded not only b I u Babylonian confusion of languages out where we have no dinwtiuKiindcou jjUuctive power over the charaeterof ethe people To be strung we must bay the love ota thoroughly amalgamated peoplef Rod somethln mora than mere local patriotism Real strength does not consist so much lu power to resint the worl even wealth much less often fou id by going abroad after new subjects tt the bY search at home Jor and diligent useof such as wjealready josstas 0 may also virtually extend our terrltoj Jiy cxtendJog our kbbwl d e if tna iwe now have sod cultly- flog a its prcseat resource Its natural atlhtithuxrte ia fuWiraapeah Bt- b tlryadiasece dH5lJAIROOMI Iv iMeiyrlr t 1It rlftlitliiE tfltlPX tav lilri qty 14i bL t JrII i 1J xtIitA hiblia I t j 4A j t L nlHili JoHkl- Some men vote as they prey Men never go to heaven by joining the preacher Indolent Wish Is forever envious of Energetic Endeavor- A hope for the future is better than a regret for the past It takes something more than a b homerToo many men whisper their likes and shout their dislikes We often achieve our greatest sue ceases by utterly falling Dreadful dreams are sometimes the penalty of a disordered conscience Often there is no appreciable differ ence between strenuosity and 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Fluffy Herb Drop Biscuits
Recipe by Bonnie G 2
Easy, biscuits with that extra kick from the herbs, I love it when my garden herbs are at there best. Found this in my newest Taste of Home Magazine. Gosh I really like this magazine
Top Review by Debbwl
How did we love thee? These biscuits are light, fluffy, flavorful, easy and a great side to eggs, soup, stew or a main dish. The recipe cut down to serve three very nicely, did have to substitute olive oil for the canola oil as I was out and may have used just a smidgen more herbs. These are a new staple in our home, thanks so much for the yummy post.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 473.18 ml all-purpose flour
- 9.85 ml baking powder
- 2.46 ml salt
- 1.23 ml baking soda
- 177.44 ml buttermilk
- 78.07 ml canola oil
- 29.58 ml basil, fresh, minced
- 9.85 ml rosemary, fresh, minced
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- Preheat oven to 450.
- In large bowl, whisk flour, baking powder, salt and baking soda.
- In another bowl, whisk buttermilk, oil, basil and rosemary.
- Stir into dry ingredients just until moistened.
- Drop by rounded tablespoonful 2 inches apart onto an ungreased baking sheet.
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Apple Butter
Chevy Chase helps Martha make a healthy school lunch for kids using seasonal fruit: apple butter.
- Yield: Makes about 1 1/2 cups
Source: The Martha Stewart Show, September Fall 2007
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 3 pounds assorted apples, peeled, cored, and cut into quarters
- 3 cups apple cider
- Juice of 1/2 lemon
- 1 teaspoon lemon zest
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
In a Dutch oven over medium heat, melt butter and add apples. Cook apples until slightly softened, about 5 minutes. Add cider, bring to a boil, and reduce heat to a simmer. Let simmer, partially covered and stirring occasionally, until soft, about 30 minutes.
Preheat oven to 250 degrees. Mash softened apples with a potato masher. Remove from heat and add lemon juice, lemon zest, and cinnamon. Using an immersion blender, puree mixture until smooth.
Pour apple mixture evenly into a baking dish. Transfer to oven and bake, stirring occasionally, until thickened and reduced, about 3 to 3 1/2 hours. Let cool before serving. Apple butter may be kept, refrigerated in an airtight container, up to 5 days.


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Tempstar heat pump won't initiate defrost cycle
Model no. TCH048AKD1
Serial No. E044245775
My Tempstar SmartComfort 2000 heat pump will not initiate the defrost cycle. I had a hole develop in a refrigerant line at the condensor unit outside after some wires lying against the line rubbed a hole from constant vibration and all the refrigerant leaked out preventing unit from operating. Some HVAC techs came and repaired the hole and refilled with refrigerant. Unit worked fine for about a week and while checking on it I noticed it had iced over. Defrost cycle wasn't working. I put the jumper in test mode on the defrost control board and it initially went into defrost cycle but now it will not even go into defrost cycle in test mode. I replaced the defrost control board with a new one but apparently that wasn't it as it still won't initiate defrost cycle. Also does my inside the home thermostat have anything to do with initiating defrost mode because I had switched it out and then reinstalled thinking that was the issue initially when I had the leak. Thanks.
Thermostat has no control over defrost.
Probably should have changed the defrost thermostat/sensor when you did the board.
Possibly reversing valve sticking?
I did install a new defrost thermostat and it will go into defrost cycle. I did use a jumper wire to bypass thermostat while power was off and had the timed jumper set to "test" instead of one of the time increments "30" "60" or "90" and I could here a clicking on the defrost board. I assume that would be the relays. When I turned power on to unit and initiated indoor thermostat to "heat on" it went into defrost mode and cycled on and off. When I removed the jumper on the timer side it stayed in defrost mode. I think it possibly may be the reversing valve as the large copper tube coming from inside the house and going into condenser is warm when in defrost mode. It goes straight into reversing valve. To this point there isn't any ice accumulation on line but once it gets to reversing valve all the lines on the other side of reversing valve are iced over. How can I unstick the valve if it is sticking. I've tried running in air conditioner mode but no luck. Also the temperature outside now is in the 20's.
If the large line is warm/or hot. Its not stuck in defrost mode, its in heat mode. In defrost mode, the large line would be could, since its really in cooling mode without the outdoor fan running.
Sounds like its low of refrigerant again.
I have a Concord Heat pump that is Icing over at the condenser. I pulled the two wires off the control board for the defrost control and hooked up a jumper wire to the two terminals. I reconnected the power to the unit and the fan came back on; however, the unit did not go into defrost mode. Any suggestions?
If you turned the power off to the indoor unit when you did this. you reset the timer, and it will have to run for the time its set for before it goes into defrost.
There is usually a set of pins marked TEST. jump them out and the timer will increase its speed by 256 times, and it should go into defrost then.
Thanks for replying! I found those this afternoon and moved the jumper from 60 minutes to test..... no defrost. I have ordered a new defrost board. Do you think I'm on the right track?
Quite possible.
Any other suggestions?
Might want to see if it will work in cool mode. Could be a stuck RV.
Both the heat and A/C are working. The house stays warm but the Condenser is Icing up pretty badly. How do I check the RV?
While the unit is off you can remove the 24v and apply it to make sure the coil works. Then while it runs only real way to check is to feel the pipes. But unit works in cool and heat its probably working. Looks like a board.
Thanks to both of you for all the help!!
Ok. I installed the defrost board and the unit is still freezing up. Also, the unit still won't go into test mode for defrost. The defrost board has two LED lights for diagnostics. The lights are telling me I have a high pressure fault. When I swap over to cool mode the unit defrosts and the LED's go back to a NORMAL indicator light. I do hear the reversing valve clicking when I swap from Heat to Cool. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Sounds like the defrost thermostat may not be losing.
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engine noise?
I have a 99 4.0 sahara with 70k. When I accelerate I hear a faint ticking noise. It does not sound like a knock, more like the fan hitting something. The fan is fine. I consistently change all fluids. Have not changed the plugs in 15k. Any ideas would be great.
I have 2 noises in my 04 TJ. I carried it to the dealer and he said that the one they could here were the injectors ticking. The other I think is an exhaust leak.
Maybe the same issue.
I have two strange noises. The first, about ten seconds after I start the engine in the morning a zinging sound starts up. The second I have only heard twice. It's consistency is regular like the blinker but it's not the blinker and instead of a click like the blinker it's more like a dink, dink, dink sound.
As the original post goes there was something similar that turned out to be a bearing on the top left pulley... (i dont know what its for)
I noticed an engine ping from mine recently also, But it seemed to coincide with the addition of 10 percent ethonol added to all the fuel around here. I ended up running an octane booster, and it seemed to help. The other noises on mine are an exhaust leak, and noisy injectors. Both give out a ticking noise when cold and go silent when the jeep warms up.
Dunno if its related...but the smog solenoid on mine ticks when its clogged with mud lol. Its very audible with the hood up, but hardly noticable unless idling and you listen carefully. But the usual cracked manifold makes a significant "tick" in the right spots aka the joining point.
I have tried higher octane and it dosent seem to make it go away. I will look at the exaust and the other suggestions. Thanks for the replies.
the sound almost sounds like a faint keys slapping against the steering collum
Another thing it could be is the throwout bearing. Mine started to clatter on our trip. Easy way to eliminate this is to depress the clutch. in most cases the clattering will go away if it is the bearing.
is it a bad water pump? I will let you know tomorow but i now belive i have a bad water pump since i did get some liquid leaking 2 weeks ago.. I just looked at my jeep today and saw some coolant around it and belive its bad water pump.. it sounds like bad bearings or let say a piece of wire hitting teeth of a gear or something like that. I can especially hear it when shutting off the engine.. Tomorow i should get it fixed by the dealer (warranty) and i will let you know if the noise is gone.
Thanks for all the suggestions, the problem is still there usually in third, fourth, and fifth gears. How do I go about checking for an exaust leak? Or could it maybe be a rocker arm, lifter? It has not had a loss of power, actually it is running the best it ever has run when it comes to power. I am starting to think it is an internal engine issue, but if it is I would assume a loss of power, lag, or reduced gas mileage? If anyone has any tips for checking an exaust leak I would appreciate it. Thanks
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I tried to substantiate this "common goal, complementary tech" notion with two little interactive demos and a tech pitch:
- On saturday we created SPARQLBot, an IRC Bot based on ARC/Trice that aggregates XFN, hCard, and FOAF data, and lets you explore your "online social graph" with simple IRC commands. SPARQLBot is a nice example how the huge amount of high-quality microformats data can be combined with RDF technologies such as flexible storage and simple querying. (And that it only took a few hours to implement a working demo also shows how SemWeb technologies can significantly improve Web app development.)
- I pulled an all-nighter from Sat to Sun and managed to demo the knowee beta on Sunday. There are still a few bugs to fix, but an official announcement should come soon now. knowee allows you to consolidate portable social network data (XFN, hCard, FOAF, feeds) and to manage the collected information via a freebase-like hyperdata editor.
- The third thing is what might be called "micrordf". I didn't run a session, but discussed the idea with a couple of people and think it's worthwhile pursuing. Although certain RDF solutions could be really handy for the µF community, there are a couple of things that are considered deal breakers. Among those are the namespace prefix mechanism (esp. in any of the current RDF-in-HTML proposals, where non-predictable prefixes break reliable self-containment and CSS styling) and the need to map HTML-encoded information to non-identical and unstable RDF Schemas. What I was trying to figure out during SemanticCamp was the possibility of creating a simplified, but still RDF-compatible mechanism that would be acceptable to microformateers. It's essentially a simple, intermediate structure to represent any microformat (no need for a different syntax), and possibly also POSH data. What that would bring to the microformats community is the ability to auto-create universal parsers, a unified mofo-style API, and a proper test suite, which still seems to be lacking. The RDF crowd would get a way to access microformats as resource descriptions, with the ability to map those to their RDF vocab of choice. It could perhaps even be possible to auto-generate GRDDL XSLTs from the micrordf definitions. More on this soon.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has improved its working relationship with life sciences companies, but more than one-third of U.S. consumers have lost confidence in the agency over the past two years as the result of high-profile product recalls, according to new surveys from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and Biocom.
More than one-third (38 percent) of the 50 life-sciences companies surveyed said that the overall working relationship with the FDA has improved over the past two years, while 80 percent said the FDA is providing better guidance about its expectations.
However, the FDA has failed to keep up with advancing technology, the report said. Only 8 percent of drug makers and device makers said the agency is doing enough to advance personalized medicine.
Despite eroding consumer confidence in the FDA, the survey of 1,000 U.S. adults found that 93 percent are confident about the safety and effectiveness of medical devices approved for use in the United States. Still, 56 percent said they would be willing to use drugs and devices approved outside the country before they receive FDA approval.
Almost all (97 percent) said they consider the reputation of the company making the drug or device when deciding whether or not to use it.


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Protecting Your Farm from Theft
Posted: May 26, 2011
Persons in the law enforcement business refer to the 3D's when attempting to reduce crime. These include: deterrence, detection, and delay. Deterrence involves things like lighting, gates, cables across field lanes, fencing, no trespass signs, security systems, and dogs. Detection includes something to alert you when someone enters your property. This could be lights with motion detectors, cameras, or other sensors. It could also include visual surveillance by your employees or your neighbors. Finally delay is part of the strategy to slow access to your property or equipment. This could include cables across field lanes, fencing, locking doors on equipment and shops, and possibly parking equipment away from public viewing when left in fields overnight. Many operators will lock equipment and disable it by removing batteries or distributor caps or installing shutoff valves on fuel lines. Is your toolbox on equipment accessible and locked? What about your fuel tank?
Police and insurance agents recommend that you review your operation from a thief's viewpoint. Ask yourself what would be the easiest method to enter and steal items. You should be able to quickly identify potential targets. Some frequently overlooked items include metals and motors. How easy would it be for someone to remove gates, copper wiring, motors, irrigation equipment, etc.? Neighbors can be a great source of protection and security.
Thieves have many strategies they use when identifying potential targets. These include calling addresses to see if anyone is home. Police recommend not putting your name on your mailbox which can provide easy access to phone numbers. Another strategy involves watching farmsteads to establish patterns of use. It is recommended that farmers vary your daily routines somewhat to be as unpredictable as you can. Ask your suppliers to schedule deliveries when someone will be present and that the suppliers maintain records of every delivery made and their personnel involved in the delivery.
Always ask for credentials of any unknown or unexpected visitors. If the individual is real they will not mind your request. If you are suspicious of their credentials, use a website or some other method to call the office or organization they claim to represent. Do not use the number that they provide as crooks have been known to provide a number of an associate who will verify them.
If you have employees be sure to manage your locks and keys. You should keep a record of all locks, the location of each lock, and the number of keys that exist for each lock. Keep a list of any employee that has each key and inventory all keys periodically. Do not issue keys for convenience. Only provide a key when necessary and then follow through on proper return.
When purchasing locks you should select locks of highest security quality. These locks come with keys that are not easily reproduced. The locks are pick resistant and all keys are marked "Do Not Duplicate". Consider that locks are only as secure as the hasps they are attached to. Use hasps that fold over, preventing access to mounting screws.
When you leave equipment in the fields be sure to remove all keys. Unfortunately most farm equipment keys are designed to be interchangeable on other equipment pieces or replacement keys are easy to obtain on the internet. This means that physical security is close to zero. At least be sure to lock doors if possible. Never leave equipment within easy access to roads. A lockable fuel cap can easily pay for itself with today's price of fuel. Take an inventory of all of your equipment. Take pictures, record serial numbers, and note any unique dents, decals, welds, etc. that can assist in recovery in case of theft.
Don't let a thief catch you unprepared. Do all you can to follow the three principles of Deterrence, Detection, and Delay.
For more information on Protecting Your Farm form Theft contact Paul H. Craig -Cooperative Extension Educator for Agronomy serving the Southeast Region of PA at 717-921-8803.


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Jennie Renee Sparrow
Awkward Abigail - Poem by Jennie Renee Sparrow
There is a girl I know that lives down the street,
She is the most awkward girl that you'll ever meet.
Her wardrobe is also quite strange indeed,
Clothing from the 1960's only in the color green.
I have seen her obsession with her fifteen cats,
But I am sincere when I say that it isn't just that.
It is the words that she says whenever she talks,
It is the things that she carries whenever she walks.
By any means I do not fear her at all,
Some say her illness is due to a severe fall.
Details are unknown due to many conflicting rumors,
Exact stories and those less actual tell of brain tumors.
How is it that such a being could even function or be alive if all those odd tales were even accurate or true,
Whispers throughout the neighborhood implied of her next victim and I overheard that it was you.
Topic(s) of this poem: awkwardness
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North Carolina ace Robert Woodard matched a career high with eight strikeouts and held No. 1 Florida State to just two runs over seven innings, but the second-ranked Tar Heels managed only six hits in a 4-2 loss to the Seminoles Friday at Dick Howser Stadium. Carolina (32-8, 13-6 ACC) has now lost 18 of its 21 games on the road against the FSU (36-5, 14-2 ACC) since 1993. (Tar Heel Blue)
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Having Fun, Lost Power Steering.
The other day I was in a turn around on a local hwy, it was about 8pm. I was turning around to pull into a store, and while I was in the turnaround a ford pickup pulled in front of me blocking my exit. I leaned out the window and asked him what the deal was, he said I was on the wrong side of the turnaround. Now I work with ems and know several local officers, so I know for a fact that I was in the right lane and I told this guy so. He just leaned back in his truck and waited for me to move. So I sat there for just a min, looking at the traffic coming in the other direction. When it was clear I guned it, spun around his truck spinning tires, and since the road was fairly narrow I pulled the e-brake to get the car to spin around better. It slid around him and then fishtailed back and forth a couple of times. Got straightened out and pulled into the store and realized I didn't have power steering. I thought that maybe I slung the belt off, so I parked the car and looked under the hood. The belt was still there, I also checked the fluid and the lines, all fine, I just figured it might be a glitch then. After i went into the store and came out, I still did not have power steering. At the time I could afford a new pump if needed, so i didn't worry about it too much. The next day I went over to a buddy of mines and the power steering worked fine. Just wondering If anyone else has had this issue.
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Cadillac XLR Forum Discussion, Mid-Ohio Race Weekend 3-5 Aug 2012 Cadillac Corral in Past Cadillac Vehicle Discussion; I got an email today with my Mid-Ohio Race Weekend Cadillac Corral invitation. Pricing is great and they made a ...
Mid-Ohio Race Weekend 3-5 Aug 2012 Cadillac Corral
I got an email today with my Mid-Ohio Race Weekend Cadillac Corral invitation. Pricing is great and they made a special effort to include CTS-V, XLR-V, and XLR. I'll be buying this package for entry, but will be parking in the XLR corral as usual (my car club has had an XLR corral there since 07). Some of the benefits of this package include water, juice and softdrinks all weekend, a breakfast and lunch buffet, and snacks all day; the hospitality suite is equipped with TV coverage of the track all day; and the Team drivers will be available for a private Q&A/autographs.
I'm sure they only have a limited number that Mid-Ohio will allow, but for those of you without tickets yet, email CadillacRacing to try to get your invites under this offer.
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ELWOOD - "Corvette in a Tuxedo ... with a Jet Pack"
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And on the stories that should not remotely be of national interest front: By now, you may have heard that the whole "Justin Bieber got his laptop stolen in Tacoma" thing was just a hoax aimed at promoting the release of "Beauty and the Beat," the Biebster's new video with Nicki Minaj.
A harmless PR stunt, right? Apparently, not based on the online outrage expressed by a few locals. Hey, we've worked hard to overcome that "gritty Tacoma" stereotype Seattleites keep pinning on us. And we don't appreciate the Biebernator making us look like a bunch of frickin' frackin' kleptos! Are you with us people?!? Are you with us???
Here's a brief cross section of the outrage, along with a couple of smart-alecs who are apparently not fond of Biebs or Tacoma:
And based on some of the reaction we're seeing on line, a few gritty Tacoman's don't appreciate their fair city being disparaged. Here's a sampling of the virtual fallout:
JB Sucks (at Eonline.com): "really!?? You made my beloved town of Tacoma suffer taunts from fans and possible future performers not wanting to perform at the dome for lack of security.... all for a hoax?? What a jack a$$"
Willie (KOMONews.com): "Hopefully some harm will come to him soon."
Michael Bradley (SeattlePI.com):"It's only fair......His "music" has made victims of us all."
Twitter @seattleweekly: "So it was all a hoax ... Tacoma to Bieber: Hey, @#%@ You!"
onairjake (SeattleWeekly.com) Get over it. Tacoma is trash. I think it's hilarious. I actually believed it because he was in Tacoma. Now if he did this to Seattle... a city with more class, I might think different.
James Uhavetoask (SeattlePI.com): "I am surprised anyone will get near him with the Tacoma Aroma stinking him up. He already stunk anyway I guess. Tacoma is one armpit of Washington, the other is Everrott." [Note: We are not changing people's spelling.]
[Editors note: OK, so those last two weren't exactly Tacoma boosters. Well, hater's gonna hate.]


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The Challenge of Scale Part 6 – Cloud File Sharing
January 14, 2013
In the latest in in our series on scalability for large enterprises, we take a close look at cloud-based file-sharing.
A key characteristic of anything "cloud" is elasticity and scalability. Technically, those two terms mean different things (that's another post), but often they're used interchangeably. In any case, for many enterprise customers, it gives the impression that with…
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