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ESTABLISHED: 9SSS5&E3&*4' CLARE, MICE, FRIDAY; FEBRUARY 28,1890. NEW SERIES NO. 31 wmm sttn BRIDE'S SALE! A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. Two Logging Trains Qoliide on the North Branch of the F. & P. M. Railroad, Near Lake Station, with Frightful Results. ~ ?.*.• Wil Saturday, March 1st. The following is a list of the persons whose purchase being tl FIFTH of a like amount, have had their money returned to them and received their goods FREE OF CHARG-K. , Any purchaser during this sale is at liberty to examine our bop] if in doubt of fair treatment. , Two Men Killed and the Engine and Qa- " boose Rendered a Complete Wreck —The Inquest and Full Particulars. About 4 o'clock last Sunday afternoon A terrible accident occurred on the North Branch of the Flint & Pere Marquette railroad, in the vicinity of Lake Static? which,is the most frightful in'the rai road history of Clare county. Two trains had been loaded on that branch during the day, each composed of a long line of flat cars heavily loaded with logs, and were pulling out lor the main line. One train was from Haley <fc Covert's camp and the?.'other from Eddy, Ayery & 'Eddy's,- cQne-preceeded the- other about. lOhiinuW . - .' . * . The., .Saginaw "Courier-Herald inter-, ewed a gentleman who was present, at the inquest and-published the following Clare. a it (1 a a tt ( Mrs. I. p. Smith, Mrs, Jno. Giberson, Mrs. Ella. Ramey, Miss Etta May, Miss Allie Evans, Johnnie Trowbridge, Mrs. C. N. Goddenow, Chas. Chase, < '" Mrs. A> J. Doherty, Mrs. Wm. Goodman, Sr." Mrs. Jas. Louch. 'Mrs. E. L.Pratt, Mrs. Ed. A. White, Martin Lawrence, "Mri. Lizzie Sutherland, Mrs. John driver, 2, , Mrs. J. H. Galliver, 2 a a a a t< it Wm. Boswell, Clare. Emily Converse, Mrs. Cyrus Babcock, Vera Smith, Eva Harris, Mrs. Wm. Goodman, Mrs. E. H. DeVoght, George Sexsmith, Verna Feighner, Cora Boswell, 2, » W% J. Jennings,. .; Mrs. JVC. Rockafelldw Myrtie Koontz, Wm. Morden, Mrs.- D. J. Lossing, Helen Lewis, .Mrs. Julius Schaeffer, a << tt n tt it tt tt tt <t tt tt a .it, -•«* Mrs. Chas. H. Clark, Clar* - Mrs. Ed. Miller, Mrs. D.. Grouse, " Mrs. A^lonsea, " Jennie VanConant '" Horace Joiner, Wm. Boswell, Carrie Rockafellow, Mrs. Jno, Sexsmith, Jno: Lusk, Mrs. J. H. Wilson, A. Smith. J. W/UpdegrafT, Miss Lulu Cross,. Mrs. Otto, Hatton. , Miss Houghton, Dover.' <*. n. a <».'• n Loomlsf Dover.i •ft Z .-%!"*? *flf will «- t .report^whicKTjIs^fnll.iand complete. It says:,. The first, train ..reached a heavy grade within sight of theniain line safe- If,Jbut atthe'summit* a!-coupling broke and.the rear section ran back.-' In the "caboose were seated Janies A. Sfcowits and John Bordner, both of. -whom it is supposed were engaged, "in ^conversation arid in-ignorance of Impending danger. As '•■"*• inched i|he .,,".-., top biTthe opposite bill.; "Engineer $eid erstkdt and his fireman grasped; the aw - fttl situation" and with a, cry of horror leaped fro.mvthe cab to the. ground. Ah- jfaetant later, "with 8 r crash which awoke $n«echo for miles around, locomotive No. plunged into and then o'vef the caboose, ring; up like' a fractious horse, and eh turning halfrway round fellInto the Itqhi a partial wreck. The caboose was |she-4< into kindling".wood, scarce & •it\Vdifcset;; square; remaining, intact ..jjhaji all, how-fever, wa*s the fateof, ^d&i^^yts'of thes sarfboth men beingj "igled "beyond i^cognitioh. Stowits: foan^tjiiaer imivont end of Jthe.en^ Penoii and Shears. Lenten season. Sickness is abating. Village election March 10th. Business quiet for the past week. Rev. Fr» Mahar, of Midland, was in Clare Monday. - See notices of election and registration in another column. House and four lots for sale. Enquire at Elden's Bazaar. ' Deputy-sheriff Beeman^ of Evart, was in Clare last Saturday. Mrs. J. R. Goodman, of Loomis, »vas a visitor at Clare Tuesday. Deputy-sheriff Dan Miller was down from Harrison Wednesday. " Miss Lizzie Hales, of East Saginaw, is visiting friends in Vernon. *. Sleighing this winter is about as un- ^sertain as the Irishman's flea. C. W. Ferry made a trip to Mt.Pleasant and returned Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Booth, - of Marion, visited friends in Clare oyer Sunday. 'Mrs. Sam'I Levington visited with' friends at East Saginaw over Sunday; . The interlocking switches at the F. & P. -M. and.T. & A.:A. Crossing are now in use, -. , . • % Miss Etta Wilson,-who is teaching school near Mt, Pleasant, visited at home over, Sunday. , Railroads are ..doing/a big business. Passenger traffic Is'large* and more freight is being moved than ever before. ; * Father Mahar, of Midland, will say mass at the &. K. R,, hall, Clare, at 10 o'clock a. m., Moriday;,\March 3rd. " Skating on the creek|and lake.^was go.od last Saturday iraii^lpoung America was on; deck to improve the opportuhity4 Master Floyd Kane is nbw agent for VERY COOL INDEED. isfaction\to his numerous customers. . Joe Stapleton has been haiidllngv the ^Harrison branch passenger train during conductor Cogswell's absence in a man* ner creditable to a veteran railroader, Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur Potter camecdown from Owens, Missaukee county^ and visit-1 . ? ., i-r .v- ed with the latter's parents* Mr. arid Mrs;. --■■---■ A. W. Mclntyre, in Clare, oyer Sunday^; L, E. Harris, of Lenawee county, re turned home Monday after a visit of sev- :eral days1 duration in this vieinity, the X«fe§t of iiis ebtisiri, Mrs. Alvina Russell, Wbfrk got a little slack the first of the A Topw That Must be Treated Without Heated Argument, Lemonade, Mint Juleps, Ice Gream and Kindred Luxuries Dependant on Supplies* From the. Territory Wherein: King Winter Reigns—he Felds of , Northern Michigan. * What coal is to winter.season-, so is ice* to the months of -midsummer!, >Both are luxuries, yet so near to common hu-' nianifcv\ so essential "to comfort they are, as.tobe classed in' the iiousewife's category as necessities.^ • ; - In the good old days' of by-gone yeara people have given little thought to -the question of a supply of ape, natui-e haying-, Ijeen generous in $hh regard and Jack Frpst-wasalWayS biigy \yhen his time for work1 came, -.This season, however, .all signshave^iied,,eyentojfcheground'iog -» and his shadoWv'and the weeks,-warm and!-, comfortable, have ■J worn .J'away without , even touching the .edges--pt rivers and1' lakes Kvjth'f^ost> .Afc^ Cdlumbhs, fromi:v which'point .the. larger,.cities--of .phia , • usually:draw- it supplyithe crop has^failed ■' •for the-first' time. sjEijce "^jpolumbife. dis- ■ covered America^'Chicago and* great iientecs pt the east .%are' also .without ice, ' to a large extent, and tnehengaged in'the, buslnefes have ha;d.their thinkiag caps on sometime, trying'to solve the. problem, which confronted them.?*:' * ;;, ' . In the greac- crisis "Noi*th'»Michigan came nobly to the froht. The Flint &'. Pere'Marquette Railroad fp6,mpanyVa» ; promptly in the field- to "-supply: jbdir viduals. and cities with ice,.and\oper-, ations were established in Clare county, tori tlie chains of beautiful- lakes -wbleli.'; abpund.theTre. The;Tdiedo,:Ann Arbor $» ^orjfch.Miphigan-an^ (he,Girrah;dRHp'id^*'i Indiana'Rtailr^ad;Coinpan3tes' alsd'be^aa' ' moyiiiii=ipe southwardi; to -supply -the de- Pere Marquette ^ftafIroad Company. are . embraced '^3» iienitory 10 mijes ih leiigtb. ■arid one m*iTe*wjde on tlie'Harrison'braach^.;" 5u(ld, Arnold, Loh^ and other lake^, the,^ «nrface8of which are covered/ with' ,exr \ move to our new quarters, one door north of the Postoffice, Tuesday and Wednesday, March 4 and 5, and after that date will be glad to see our many customers. YOURS RESPECTFULLY, S. C. Kirkbride. Week- aridiwe put a couple^.the. boys at <*lleiit ic* *'om 6 t0.10***« tb4ck,liave .. :wdr^iashlhg ,the office windows. We Peen the ?cene <* ***** operations dux-, tim*a^n^rei^ OLD QOODS qqd tflQtf PAIGES. The present hard times and scarcity of money is the reason of people demanding the best ; • of goods at the very lowest possible prices. I realize this fact and am determined - to meet their wants, as far as first-class Groceries, at "live and let live" prices, .... ; are concerned. Having recently purchased the interest of my partner '(DeFoe), I have just added a full - - - line of all Staple and Fancy Groceries and will meet any prices offered by any ■ dealers in Northern Michigan and will go them one better. Gome and See Me. I Will Not Be Undersold. J. O. MITCHELI J. Ola-re. and his legs broken. The middle portion of his body was not bruised, and strange to say his gold watch did not even stop. His companion met a frightful death, he being pinned to the earth by the fire-box of the locomotive which roasted the flesh fr6m head to feet. He could not be dag out until % o'clock Monday morning, 10 hours after the accident occurred. Stowits was in the employ of Haley & Covert as bookkeeper. He was a resident of Midland county, his relatives living on a farm three miles from the city. He has a widowed mother, two brothers and two sisters, one of the latter being Mrs. Nelson Dean. James graduat with honor from the Midland Hi School last spring, and had since working to secure means with which to enter college. He was a remarkably bright young man with hosts of friends all of whom received news of his death with deep sorrow.* Of Bordner little is known. He been working in the woods until a few days ago, when he laid off. A letter found in his valise indicated he lived at Bad Axe. A sad feature of the terrible affair is that Conductor Cosgroye, finding the two men in the caboose after leaying camp, warned them they were riding in violation of rules of the company and instructed them to leave the train at the ne: Switch, a log train being a danger© vehicle of transportation. They did do so, and shortly afterward the acci occurred. An inquest was held before Justice Samuel H. Graham at Lake Monday, and after listening to the testimony of a number of witnesses the jury returned a verdict to the effect that the men came to their death by being run over by the cars, while riding in disobedience to the orders .of the conductor of the train. The remains of Stowits were taken to Midland for interment and Bordner was buried at Farwell. The American Express Company will have an auction sale of. unclaimed packages (at East Saginaw, on Wednesday, March-12th, at 10 o'clock a. m., and the following is a list of the people in this vicinity *wiio are down on the list as owning packages to be sold : Glake—Agent, A. Boswell, G. C. Calkins, A. L. Guslin, Geo. C. Gale, D. S. Patterson, O. H. Robinson, L. Frederick. Farweix—James E. Austin, W. Cher- ryman, T. Harris, H. W. Roys, James Saxton. Harrison—John Cullen, W.H. Norton-, J. H. Smith, John Dion, F. Rice. MereditHt—A. Allen, O. Brobant, Geo. DeWats, Wm. McPherson, Frank Payne, W.J. Scott. . windows Peter Callam informs our reporter of the death of his little grandchild, aged 10 months, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Murdoch, who reside at Bayfield, Wis., the funeral occurring* Sunday, the 16th inst. '";% F. D. Patter£on & Co's logging operations in the north part of this county are humming. They don't appear to care much whether it snows cr not, although a generous quantity of the beautiful would be duly appreciated. Will Tasker couldn't. do the extra mount of train dispatching and ticket, selling at the union depot without an as- tant during the present- rush of business. A gentlemanly young fellow by the name of Ball is helping him out. Sylvester Gilmore started to drive his team upon Mud Lake Tuesday morning .wj after a load of ice. The horses broke f through near the shore and after flounder- Y$[a ing around in the mud and water for about half an hour they were rescued. Sam Levington, superintendent of the Harrison branch, is generally pretty gay and kittenish; but the large amount of business and long hours now inflicted upon him makes his duties arduous and his countenance expressive of care-worn. Clare presented rather a patriotic ap- earance last Saturday. The national mblem floated from the republican pole ar the G. A. R. hall, also from the flag- staffs on the school house and Tatman & Schilling's grocery store—the occasion being Washington's birthday. Jay Rogers has purchased Wm. Giber- lent son's matched team of mustangs and uses them on his dray «vagon in place of the white horse. They are a pretty team, and with new harness, make a dashing appearance. The dray business must be a paying one in Clare, as Rogers now has four horses in the work. Alfred Shauger, aged about 22 years/ was terribly injured by a log rolling on bis leg at Whitney & Batchelor's camp. He was brought down on the Monday morning train and sent to St. Maiy's hospital at East Saginaw. Shauger did not have medical attendance until he reached the hospital, and it is now feared that his leg will have to be amputated. week have been taken' from these points. The Harrison branch, even in the palmiest of log-hauling days, never witnessed such a season of activity and prosperity, Nearly 500 men have been given employ- - ment, wages ranging from $1 to'$2.25 per - day. W, F. Potter, assistant superintendent of the Flint & Pere Marquette, has' been stationed at Harrison and has scarce bad time to eat or sleep, so great hss -been the pressure of moving trains and keeping the main line and branches free and uninterrupted. Officials of the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad . have also been stationed at Harrison, Hying in their private cars, and have had several large crews and three locomotives in service harvesting and moving the cold crop. Log hauling has been almost <*- wholly suspended, so great has been the demand for engines and "that's 'nice train,'' applied,to almost every moving freight, would he a correct assumption^ "It's an ill wind that blows nobody- good" holds true in connection with the- ice business. The scarcity in sontberst points of the adjunct to an enjoyable- lemonade has built up a 'vast industry m^ this section and will be the means of distributing many thousands of-dollars Ib;.-. wages and the payment of freight bills. . F. A. Wilson, of Harrison, is cutting and shipping from Budd LaKe% to Cincinnati and Chillicothe parties, and Has or- • ders for 600 cars from J. F. Winkler and: the Saginaw Ice Company. Robert De-T drich Is also filling his large ice houses afr that point; the Lake Shore ;&Michigan* Southern Eailroad Company is shipping to stations on their line and several Cincinnati firms: are storing in hastily con- • structed but substantial .bjuiidings for • shipment when the great rush is over,- At Crooked Lake. Barker & DwigMr ©£ Toledo, are erecting arid filling ice houses-- for storage, and the same firm is shippings from Lake George oyer the Toledo, Ann- Arbor & 'North Michigan. Hubbell &V Crawford, of Miiford, are cutting and? shipping at Lake for themselves and th€? Cincinnati Ice Company. At FarweH4 a firm is engaged cutting for Middleton, O. parties, and at Moon Lake, north of Lakea J. C. Caskey began operations Monday on an order for 1,€00 cars for Cincinnati Dr. Vaughn, the veterinary surgeon of delivery. The Columbus, Hocking Tal- Mfc. Pleasant preformed a difficult and I ley & Toledo, Bailroad Company is also remarkable surgical operation in Clare last Saturday upon a mule belonging to Thomas Pickard, cutting off about six inches from .the animal's tongue. It had become frozen, gangrene set in and muleship was in good trim to climb golden stairs, though now he is gett along finely without any apparent/inconvenience. largely interested in Clare county, and are'fUliBg every car that can be hauled there. . At Cranberry Lake, a few miles north Jbl Harrison, there is a small city on the p, a blacksmith shop, barber shop and er evidences of civilizdfeion haying established among the men.—St 4aas*Ooui-iei>Jaei?a34^^ -A " -*V^ w
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|1890-02-28; Clare Democrat and Press
|M.D. Eaton
|Friday, February 28, 1890 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Also known as the Democrat Press. Began publication in 1889, with the merger of The Clare Press and the Clare Democrat. In 1894, merged with The Clare Sentinel (1892) to form the Clare Sentinel and the Democrat-Press.
|Clare (Mich.) - Newspapers; Clare County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
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|1890-02-28; Clare Democrat and Press
|M.D. Eaton
|Friday, February 28, 1890 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Also known as the Democrat Press. Began publication in 1889, with the merger of The Clare Press and the Clare Democrat. In 1894, merged with The Clare Sentinel (1892) to form the Clare Sentinel and the Democrat-Press.
|Clare (Mich.) - Newspapers; Clare County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
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|This material is in the public domain.
Two Logging Trains Qoliide on the
North Branch of the F. & P. M.
Railroad, Near Lake Station, with Frightful
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Saturday, March 1st.
The following is a list of the persons whose purchase being tl
FIFTH of a like amount, have had their money returned to
them and received their goods FREE OF CHARG-K. ,
Any purchaser during this sale is at liberty to examine our bop]
if in doubt of fair treatment. ,
Two Men Killed and the Engine and Qa-
" boose Rendered a Complete Wreck
—The Inquest and Full
About 4 o'clock last Sunday afternoon
A terrible accident occurred on the North
Branch of the Flint & Pere Marquette
railroad, in the vicinity of Lake Static?
which,is the most frightful in'the rai
road history of Clare county. Two trains
had been loaded on that branch during
the day, each composed of a long line of
flat cars heavily loaded with logs, and
were pulling out lor the main line. One
train was from Haley


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Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 Alpine 6x9 Type R speakers Written By NolanR, Tampa, FL on Thursday, October 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) outstanding performance at the high end. I believe I will add an amp to muscle out even better performance. Pros: installer said it was easy to do Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Clean, unobtrusive sound for rear fill, great frequency range. Written By NorCalBryan, Lakeport Ca on Monday, August 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased these for my rear deck in a 99 honda civic. The vehicle fit guide was right on, great fit, no modifications, only slightly heavier than my old factory cones. No I am truly immersed in amazing surround sound paired with the spr-60c set up front. These speakers are clean, clear, and beautiful! Pros: Directional tweeter, factory like fit, great SQ! Cons: They aren't made by JL Audio?!?! Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Rear speakers for 1981 Vette-Fantastic! Written By KB, Florida on Thursday, July 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These fit my 1981 Vette with no alterations. Sound is great and handle 45 watt per with no problem. Pros: Sound perfect, fit with no alterations. Cons: Cant hear the big V8! Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 nice speakers Written By Anonymous, Franksville, WI on Sunday, July 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sound great. Typically install no surprises.responds well as a full range speaker. Pros: Sound is great. Handle power well.no surprises. Cons: None Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Never Lets You Down Written By Jeremy Craft, Cedar Falls, IA on Thursday, June 19, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers at a affordable price. Specially when completed with the Imprint System from Alpine. Pros: Terrific sound and easy to install Cons: N/A Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Alpine SPR-69 Written By Anonymous, Hilo Hawaii on Sunday, March 30, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) good sound and value for price 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Alpine SPR-69 Written By Anonymous, drexel hill, pa on Friday, March 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Speakers blow you away 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Excellent speakers Written By Anonymous, Atlanta, GA on Thursday, March 20, 2014 I got these speakers for my 2009 Dodge ram as an upgrade from my stock 6x9's. i was looking for something that i could put an amp too eventually. i was looking around and i decided on the Rockford Fosgate punch 6x9. i went in to my favorite dealer and heard them, they sounded pretty good. then the recommended these Alpine type R. he compared them and wow there was a difference with and without the amp. i installed these in only my front door so far and already my little pioneer HU is making them sing. if you listen to the stocks in the back compared to the front it is amazing what a good pair of speakers can do. i plan to do my backs this weekend. i would recommend these to anyone. Pros: all parts came with it, easy to install, Sound Amazing!! Cons: non at all 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Nice speakers Written By SteveB, Fitchburg, MA on Friday, February 14, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent speakers that I'd have done well to install in my doors as well as the rear. The 5" component ones I put in the front just aren't a match for these. Pros: Does pretty much everything I was looking for out of them. Cons: none 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Don't Be Fooled by the Little Magnets Written By EEWdad, Snohomish, WA on Saturday, December 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I grew up in the 70's and 80's building car stereos - where bigger magnets meant more powerful speaker motors and better sound. Okay, so I'm probably older than most of you; however, I still like good sound. My daily driver, a mid 90's Pontiac, was in need of a new head unit and so I opted to replace the factory 6x9's (paper construction, cloth surrounds and whizzer cones) in the back at the same time. These Alpine speakers are a huge improvement over the factory speakers -- nice base, much improved high end and very musical. They are a great match for the 18w/channel CDE-149BT. I agree with all of the others who gave these speakers a five star rating. Pros: Lightweight, easy to install (especially with the connectors provided by Crutchfield); great sound; moveable tweeters; reasonably priced. Cons: Pretty limited tweeter movement - 4 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 3 out of 5 Good speakers Written By Carmelo R, Bronx, N.Y. on Wednesday, October 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Alpine is a great speaker line the clarity and the manufacturing is great. I would suggest them to anybody looking for durable quality speakers. Pros: These speakers seem strong and durable and carefully manufactured. Cons: They don't put out a quality bass on their own the highs are nice though. 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Awesome Written By email@example.com, Ashburn, Va on Wednesday, August 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Awesome speakers. You will not be disappointed!!! Pros: Awesome sound. Need power though! Cons: nothing 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Speakers Written By rsd, Crestview, FL on Thursday, May 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great all around speaker for loud volume, good bass and still suprisingly decent clarity Pros: Great Speaker, Great performance Cons: None 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Full range Written By SimonS, Sacramento, CA on Thursday, April 18, 2013 On my Honda Accord I had the SPR-69 on the rear deck and the SPR-60 on the frontdoors. I have a Pioneer FH-700BT head unit with the MRX-F65 (650 watt) 4-channel amp. Each channel delivering 110 watt RMS. I thought they sounded great w/o an AMP on my Pioneer head unit. I then added the MRP-F300 (300 watt) amp just to see the range of the speakers. I realized that was not enough power since at high volumes I could hear slight clipping on the speakers. I upgraded my amp to the Alpine MRX-F65 and whoa nelly! These little 6x9 speakers sound fuller and the bass is rich. I can't go beyond 20 out of 50 on my dial without the trunk rattling. The doors rattle, rearview mirror shakes, trunk-lid womping at 30! No distortion, no clipping. Just keep in mind that the Type-R speakers are power hungry so if you plan to go big with these speakers get an adequate AMP. 100RMS with 300watt peak. Pros: very full range, rich midbass Cons: power hungry 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 SPR-69 Written By Robert, Berkeley Spgs, WV on Friday, April 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought these in order to replace my rear JBL's In a 2001 Solara. They are worth the price. The bass produced be these speakers sound like I have a sub woofer. They are clear and loud. I just recently purchased an alpine KTP-445U amp to power these. I'm installing it today so I'm sure they'll sounds twice as good as they do now. Pros: Great sound! Great Bass! Cons: None 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Alpine SPR69 Written By ChrisO, Orlando, FL on Saturday, April 06, 2013 I recently installed these babies in my accord and let me say they are amazing. They are crisp, but deliver tons of bass. I am using a pioneer 600wattrms 4 channel amp and maybe pushing ~50 watts rms to each speaker. These 6x9's are well worth the money! Using these along with the SPR50c Pros: Crisp clear sound, loud bass. Cons: Had to adjust and keep the rms low as it rattles a piece in my trunk, dynamat is a possible solution. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Alpine SPR-69 Review Written By Georgia Rocker, Atlanta, GA on Sunday, March 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I recently replaced the factory speakers in my Honda Accord with these Alpine's, and have nothing but good things to say about them. The bass is tight, the highs are clear and the overall punch of these rear speakers is amazing to my ears. I am completely satisfied with their performance. Pros: Tight bass, clear highs, and impressive punch. Cons: Considering that I don't have an amplifier, or listen to my music at insane volume levels, I don't have any cons to speak of. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Awesome Written By Sethac, Georgia on Wednesday, February 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) They work very well. Handle a wide range of sound with ease. 2 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 awesome sound Written By lunchbox, tulsa, ok on Wednesday, October 17, 2012 These speakers sound awesome, almost makes me regret getting jl audio for the front. The higbs are good, but the mid and bass levels are even better. Pros: Nice punch bass with no distortion. Cons: The sound overpowers all of my other speakers....putting my fader to use for the first time. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 great sound Written By MarioT, north attleboro MA on Monday, October 08, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) these speakers can produce some good bass!!! really clear too. They replaced a pair of HERTZ 6X9 speakers which reallly I had strong doubts, they would beat or match - but they did!!!! great speaker for the money. The fact that they are not as heavy as the Hertz are a real plus since I have them installed on the lids of my Harley and weight is an issue. Pros: Light in weight, great price for a speaker that can play at the level of a $400 speaker Cons: didnt really find one 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Alpine SPR-69 Written By Anonymous, San Jose, CA on Monday, July 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Maybe the stock speakers were just that poor and you get used to that. These sound light years better. 3 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great speakers for the price Written By Devin, Kenosha WI on Sunday, April 01, 2012 These speakers are great. I love them. I have them paired with a rockford fosgate amp that pushes 88 watts rms. WOW im so glad i invested in these speakers. They were good when i had them hooked up to my stock head unit but they really came alive. They scream. Im thinking i push 100 SPL with these. But i dont know for sure because i dont own a sound meter. Pros: Sound great., easy to install and for the price they sound great!!!! (They sound good when powered by a head unit but come alive when powered by an amp) Cons: I had a model year previous to these ones. Blew the tweeter in one somehow but crutchfield took care of the warranty and didnt give me any issues. Also i wish that i could see the grills because they are cool. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Blown Away Written By DaBudaa, Honolulu, HI on Saturday, March 24, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I installed this in my '07 Dodge Caliber's rear doors (no boston accoustics). At first I installed a pair of Orion XTR 693 in the same doors. The difference in sound is amazing. More powerful bass, and clearer mid and highs. Since the SPR-69 has a smaller magnet it installed easier. I did have to replace four of the original mounting screws (the grey screws, since they are too thick) with the screws that came with the SPR-69's. I also bought baffles for this bad boys, however the plastic door trim and power window rails in the car got in the way of the baffles, so if you have a caliber like me don't get any baffles. Pros: Easy installation and much better sound quality. Cons: Price ( I think it's a little bit too expensive). 8 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Alpine SPR-69 Written By Craig J., Ponte Vedra Beach, FL on Tuesday, October 11, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Chris in technical support helped me a great deal with the installation of the radio and speakers. He solved my problem with the Alpine receiver with insufficient electrical power. Superb... above and beyond. Thanks Chris. 3 out of 15 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 top best speakers Written By 01 civic, illinois on Tuesday, June 28, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) by far of the BEST speakers sound is unREAL 4 out of 17 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 question already asked Hi, i can only install speakers on the rear of my car (front doors don't work) and I'd like to buy these. Do I have to get an amp to make these work? [ Arsalan Mar 09, 2014 ] 1 answer For details on fit or installation please contact an Advisor by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. They will be able to pull up your vehicle and give you the details on if this will fit and what you will need for an installation in your vehicle. [ Krissy Staff Mar 09, 2014 ] Add accessories for the Alpine SPR-69 Add Accessories Add a Warranty Reduce ambient road noise and your vehicle's "rattles," for better sound inside your car. 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Pop a cork with our slyly patriotic Uncle Sam Corkscrew. Chic as an ornament in your home's décor, with a bottle opener at the base and a hand-pulled corkscrew under the barrel. Every piece in our collection of brass bibelots is sand cast in solid brass then polished to perfection by hand. Like a fine wine or your favorite leather jacket, our brass only gets better with age. Over time, the polished brass will develop a rich natural patina. If desired, buff out fingerprints and surface scratches with a dollop of brass polish and a microfiber cloth. And here's a nifty designer's tip: if you have no patience for patina, drop your brass in a bucket of acetone (but only at your own risk).
• polished brass • 3.5" wide x 6" high x 1.5" deep
• This item ships via standard ground shipping.
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Giordana Trade FormaRed Carbon Custom Long Sleeve Men's Jersey $0.00
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Giordana is in a constant state of forward evolution. Like a shark, it thrives off of progression and momentum, and every year, Giordana manages to outdo itself. The Trade FormaRed Carbon Custom Long Sleeve Jersey is no exception to this rule.
This year's FormaRed Carbon design incorporates a new fabric selection, Dual Fit Strong. Now, we know that you're probably used to seeing a veritable cornucopia of specifically-functioning materials in your Giordana jerseys, but Giordana knew that Dual Fit Strong is capable of singularly serving its purpose -- keeping you warm. As its name suggests, the fabric is strong, but what isn't delineated is its comfort. Dual Fit utilizes the new Reduced Point of Contact technology and Dual Weaving construction. Working in coordination, the two systems reduce the number of contact points between the jersey and the skin. This not only reduces the possibility of abrasion, but it creates an enhanced circulation of airflow for both insulation and ventilation. Further along these lines, the combination of the fabric's spiral-shaped weave pattern and an Interpower treatment powerfully wicks moisture away from the skin to the quick-drying surface. Basically, with a weighty outer-layer, staying dry is equivalent to staying warm.
The FormaRed Carbon jersey uses a multi-panel design that, when combined with the malleable fabric, provides a complete freedom of movement. However, to preserve the fit while moving, Giordana has included a silicone gripper on the rear waistband. The jersey features a tall collar and elongated wrist cuffs to provide protection from the elements and chill. FormaRed also has a full-length Camlock zipper with an AeroFix wind guard at the collar.
To house your ride essentials, Giordana gave the jersey three generous rear cargo pockets. For your more valuable possessions, there's a Camlock zippered security pocket that's been backed with Antigua to prevent moisture from infiltrating the pocket. And, not to forget your media devices, Giordana also included a hidden chest pocket with cable loops to route headphones out of the jersey. Finally, to enhance visibility in low-light conditions, Giordana incorporated reflective treatments throughout the jersey.
The Giordana Trade FormaRed Carbon Custom Long Sleeve Jersey is available in two designs and colors, Giordana Black/white and Pinarello Black/white/red. The jersey is also available in six sizes from Small to XXX-Large.
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Size chart
(86.4 - 88.9cm)
(91.4 - 94.0cm)
(96.5 - 101.6cm)
(104.1 - 109.2cm)
(111.8 - 114.3cm)
|Natural Waist
(63.5 - 71.1cm)
(71.1 - 81.3cm)
(81.3 - 91.4cm)
(91.4 - 101.6cm)
(101.6 - 111.8cm)
- How to Measure:
- For best results, take measurements over your underwear.
- Chest:
- Measure under your arms, around the fullest part of your chest.
- Natural Waist:
- Measure around your natural waistline, keeping the tape a bit loose.
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Jon says this jersey is a KEEPER!!
My new Giordana Forma Red long sleeve replaces my old favorite, a Giordana long sleeve from their early days, bought from the Denver Spoke about 1990. I love my new Forma Red for the same reasons - beautiful graphics, excellent quality and features, perfect fit for a skinny (um, slender) rider. A former track and road racer, I really appreciate the variety and quality that Real Cyclist offers online, along with sizing advice and attractive pricing.


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SALISBURY — A Rockwell man was arrested Saturday on charges that he intentionally abused his 7-week-old child.
Brandon Thomas Dew, 24, of Rothrock Road, was being held under $75,000 bond at the Rowan County Detention Center on Saturday.
He is charged with one count of intentional child abuse, a felony.
According to arrest records, Dew is accused of inflicting serious injuries on his child, including fractured ribs and a subdural hematoma.
The incidents are alleged to have occurred between July 1 and Aug. 8 of this year.
Dew is also charged with resisting a public officer for allegedly attempting to flee on foot as the warrant was being served.
His first appearance in court is set for Tuesday.


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