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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-07-16

The statemsit that no man is stronger than
his stomach will appeal to every man who
has ever suffered from stomach "troublen
He will remember the growing feeling OF
weakness until he was hardly able TO crawl
around, and could work only OCCASIONALLY
and then with difficulty The danger of
dyspepsia roots in the fact that when disease
attacks the stomach and other organs of d.
gestion and nutrition the whole body must
be the sufferer, for when the stomach is dis
eased and the digestive processes are imper-
fectly performed, there is sure loss of nutri-
ton which Is felt by every organ of the body.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and other or
gans of digestion and nutrition. 1t makes
strong men because it makes ustrongn stom-
achs, and enables the, proper digestion of
food and the perfect assimilation of the uutri-
ton contained in the food.
rI have taken six bottles Of Golden Medical Dis
covery and four or five walls of the little Pellets's
Street, Chicago, H. III am happy to say they have
done me worlds of good. These medicines have
made great change in me from a slow NOPE of a
man that could hardly crawl tired and sick all the
time, could do no work, to man who can work
sleep, eat and feel fne and that tired feeling ali
gone away. Golden Medical Discovery ahd little
F. Pellets have almost made new man OF me. I
feel young as did at thirty years.
Accept no substitute for Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. There is nothing else
"Just as good for disease of the stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition.
DIR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical AID.
wiser, the best of modern medical works, Is
sent tree on receipt of stamps to pay expense
OF mailing 0sJ. Send 81 one.cent stamps
Tor the cloth bound volume, or OILY 81 stamps |
Tor the book in paper bowers Address DR. |
n " Siereey Buffalo : My. -vy-,;,,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-07-16

ii. j. Cook and daughter came
up from Mitchell TODAY on a Wis
it to his ranch in south Hand.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-07-16
HURON. S. d.. July Ia

HURON, S. d., July IA, 1903.
Mr.. j. l.. Reyes In settling
mp our /" Fourth I" we found that
we had about 800 wrong-end-
to. SO ] circulated a petition and
raised $50 for your band. The
business men were pleased to
subscribe as they appreciated
your band. your men and your
leader. Yours etc,
Il. b. DINNEEY.
Tie above letter from Huron
to J.. l.. Reyes respecting our
band indicates that outsiders
also appreciate it.
-s n, - - -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30

StrGfling5fleibern gu, Der i'm tiefen
S6atten unpeit bes S6reibtti DIES
itanb.
Wer Ggon 9o4berg je geieben in
frii6eren 3siter, Der bate ibn geniB
ni6t me6r erfunnt. Die penigen Moz
nate ieit ienem ungliitIi6en Sage, Dd
er ber6aftet tpurbe, batten i'm unenoz
li6 perGnoert. Die bobe 8eItult belt
ii9 jeBt ldiiig, porniiber gebeugt; Dos
boQe 6auptz unb 8arthaar mar tur3
geI6orer, oa8 9eiidt tiefbluB, mayer,
ausorutslos. 4uh Die Stimme 6utte
i6ren 6elen Slang eingebuBt; er
Ipra6 ii6erbaupt nur 8gleidgiiltige5
uno Oas in elmer ieltiam miioen,
I4laffen Dirt. 81 itano er audi jeBt
ne6en Ieinem @G6ter por Dem 9iretz
tor, Der i'm mitleioig betra6tete.
sd babe, ME geIogt, einen 8rief
fir Drummer Il, Ggon 9O66erg, err
baltsn, Der, ME CLAUDE, BON Sbnen
beantportet msroen 1onte. Gr 1T
BON einem Sbrer einiti9en 6reunoe;
e8 76eint, Der 0err nimmt aud jebt
nod Elm marme5 Sntereiie ar S6nen.
Gr Itre6t cine peri0nli4e 3uiommen=
tunft nit Sbnen an uno erbtttet meme
@ermittelung bie5be3igli6. 8eSholb
poQen Sic ben 8rief ni6t leIen?"
sd oanfe - i6 min nidt," iagte
Ggon goldberg leiIe.
Isle fpifIen ia nod gar ni6t, per
BEN 8rief i6rieb," fubr Der Director
unbeirrt fort.
Sd m06te es Iieber nt6t erfa6s
ren."
nQ6er pe86al6 benn?" rieF 6err
6ran5 8rieger Elm penig ungeoulOig
unD i6iittalte Iein md6tige5 9aupt,
ouf benz oas 6aar f6on bier unO oa
psiB f6immerte. rBesbalb?"
6ortieBung folgt,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
Nirhfntter. nnn strnhnreiIe.

6olgenoe5 ltnD Die duf ben %1tdatlt=
den 8uagen fir 9eu, StrOb u. I. IN.
geItsrn er3ielten Preiie:
Norbneitli4e 9eumaage.
6eu.-Simotb2 500 bis $21, &Iesz
beu ST. Bis $18 pro Some.
Stro6.-0ei5enItrob 81 Bis $12,
Roggenitro6 $18 Bis $40 PRO Some.
Mai5-pro SAB $500,
0efli4e 6eupauge.
6eu.-3imotbn $21 Bis $22, &leuz
ben $18 pro Some.
@~tro6.-Wei3enitro6 $12, 8oggenz
Itro6 $18 bis $40 prO Some.
Mai5-pro SAB 1925.
Wetlt4e 6euDda9e.
6su.-3imotbp $21 bis $22, &leez
6eu SIT Bis $18, gemii6tes $40 biz
500 pro Some.
6tro6.- RoggenItro6 $18 Bis $40,
Wei3en1tro6 81 big $12 pro Some.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
YrD0mften= Warft.

untsnitebenbe preife be3ieben fi9
auf ben Gngros : 9anbeI; fir ben
9~lein6anOel muB Elm entipre9enber
Qufi6lug gemu9t tperben.
Sarmz 9robutte
2ebenbes @~efliigel: pro gfunb,
iunge !6ii6ner lac. biz 17c.; ate 9iibz
ner &c.; Gnten Sc. Bis &c.,; Sauben,
pro 9aar zoe. big 25c.
Gier, pro 9uBeno 15c. big Ice.
QepfeI, pro Sap $1.O0 big $1.75;
Bafermelonen, pro 9unOert SIS
biz $50; Pfirii6e, pro Carrier $3.50
Bis 1925; Sta6elbeeren, pro pfuno
SIC. big t.; 9eiOelbeeren, pro Quart
Sc. Bis &C.; 8trIden, pro elmer SOC.
Bis &C.,; Gantuloupes, pro Crate
$1.00 Bis $500; 6imbeeren, pro
Quart Sc. biz &C.; Inunas, pro Grate
$500 Bis $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
Sunue brinat's m brn 3ng.
Dor einem Sabre begangener I}orO
oufgetlGrt. - Der babel benuBtt
ReDDlper Qufgefunpen.

oufgetlGrt. - Der babel benuBtt
3spoloer aufgeFunOen.
Sp6nstopn, 3d., 20. SUM-
8or einem Sabre puroe SEQ. Sur
gees, Elm 4usIdnoer, in ieinem 9ouie
in Der RG6e BON 6aitings erI4ohen.
Seine Trau be6uuptete oamals, ibren
Mann ms Ne6an3immer gsi6idt 81
BADEN, no tie Elm peroG6tige5 Sc
rGuI6 ge60rt BADEN poute; bort lei
Elm 6remoer getpeIen, Der 9urqees er:
iho7en unO inn nit einem P.ctteiien
rn S6GDel eingei6lagen loben ion.
Cir Mitbano6ner 0e8 9duieS, 9fas
rosfp, Die ein5ige peitere Betion, Die
eur 3eit Des M}prDe5 i'm 0ouis anne
ifro mar, bebauptete, geTdlufen uno
BON Dem 8orfaQ nihts ge60rt 81 pa
ben. 8eitern nurDe in BEN i'm Gar
ten ite6enoen Nbortbdu5Aen Der Rs~
pDIper gefunDen, aus Dem Der tootz
b-lrgenDa 54uB a6gefelert poroen
mar; flint &ammern heReI0en parer
l,er. Wan erinnert it6, oaB Die 5rau
res Grf6logsren tur} na6 Der Shat
ben Ort psrlieB, I'm, ME tie porgub,
i6r !0eim BEL 9erpanOten i'm Staute
Nepzgorf uuf3uf4lagen; ebenio, buB
MluroSfD ibr in tur5er 3eit na4fplgte,
uno eS niro angsnommen, baB ba5
9oar 3uiammenlebt, Poli3eibeamte,
bic ben San unteriu4en, glauben, OaB
Elm Mann, Der 3u elmer berartigen
Shat fd6ig lit, ni6t 10 unOOriiatig
fein f0nne, ben ftummen 3eugen feiz
ner Shat an einem berartigen Orte gu
berbergen; tie neAmen an, baB Die
6ano elmer 6rau babel i'm SpieIe
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
8ichmnrfte.

G6tcago, %. ~SuEi.-RinOoieb:
!9eutige 3ufufr $1,000; Murtt erDffz
rete Toe, BIZ 15c. b0b'r anO f4loB
nit Riitgang beg Nnfidla3e5; qreiie
$3.50 Bis $3.50. Sdpeias: 6eutige
,3ufubr $1,000, morgen $4,000,
iibrig gebtistsn 1000; Maltt SC. bis
1Oc. nieorigsr; 9reiis $5.55 Bis So
80. S6GFe: 9eutige 2ufrhr 10000;
Mturtt 1It Bis 15c. njerviqer; Preiie:
G6aFe SEQ bis $4o0, 2durmer 81
Zig $6.40.
Ga It 2ibertp, 9o,, 20. SUM-.
= 3inbpieb: Martt ftetig; 9reiIe
$4.85 big $3.50. S6peine: Murft
lebbaft; 9reiie $500 big $3.50.
S4afe: Murtt flau; Preiie $3.50 bis
1925.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30

GouHilsgnffs. Soma. 2 SAGE.
6oncoro, R.s6., 10 Stunoen.
Genptr, COLORADO. p Sage.
Sstroit, Mid.. / Sac.
Galoefon. 5cras, ? 3ogt 3 StuEsta.
oorrisbura. pa, 8 5tuHotu.
Sartioro, Connecticut. u 5tuueta.
auoionapolis, Suo., l SAG.
Sadiou, WiifiFppi, 2 lcce.
Sadioupile, 6loriOa, | SAG.
Raniass 6it0. WiTourj, 2 Iagt.
Qittls Rod. NrllHils. 1 Eaq Is Stuuse&
2ouisojae, R9., 1 3G9 ? 5tauosu.
WsuIpbis. Stur., 1 Sag s 5tIr0tu.
Wobilt, alabama, iE1a 8 5mu0tH.
0Oriolf @irGiHie1, T. Stura.u.
RtrsCrleans. Ga, / 1aQ 10 5tugDsl
StaOt RcU=gorf, 5 StuuOeu.
Culoba, Rttrlsta, , Gage.
QOrtIduo, Blaine, I SAG.
GorilaHN, Oregon, 3 5oas.
@biiaoslpbia. Ia, 9 Su~o,E.
9ittsburo. Qa., II S:Ur0tu.
9rooiotnct, RS, IL StraDe7.
NaIti1b. rs. Is Sttuou.
Ct. 2Ouis, TiTcuri. Ica s 5turosH.
St @au!. WjuEciota, ! Eag' y StunosN.
San 6rauIisto, Gal. 1 SAGE Il 5tuaOsa-
Soptta, Ranias, > 5lat.
got9U, HlaF., IS etuuOcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
9arlebem auf 0rnnOsigentbum.

Narlebcn AMI MDbeln nro dnoerc
eibsrbtittr fir 6 Qrol,rt-ocrau nab otm n,usu
9eiss; pripatim.
Rid,tsr, gar. 2IO, CfseerinstonsStr.
,3intner 9r. 4, r@auiuutzguilriHg.'
Sn Ger Cfhce pirc Ssutfb seiprOben.
W{ai20lM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
OrHnosigcntbnm III uerfanTen.
snrm=onnn in

if i5nc1 I'M 9reiie ~iitigtnO un0 cine SaPItal:
gnla0e oe5balb. 0tuinuhring'no. VI" 9uts Sg'
adersGarm in pr aamess&iUcrs9aue III 'ur %
Soadrs pro adcr gu p%erfauten. ooltot Stoouoe
Q9obubaus, Stall iGr 20 Ropis, %tornbaus tIr
1900 bis 5000 Sui5el G%etreiOt); gutcs 98dfer -
1orsheiibes aaHo. aats %3uiammen, leibt roasHb;
$50 adn unter'm 9ilu0, $50 Adtr 0saslanc.
GutE Grnnte i:ots Sobr uuo na@ptislib bobs ers
traGsidbigteit. SeBt fuabituos Gruott fam NIT
ibernommen lpcrosu. &d6tcr fir Otcie 5arm TITS
jH BADEN. Nur balbs Au3ublEng ots
Ranf9cloes n0tbig. aub feline @nDtisn prcislpsrtb
gu bab:n. @iele oeuti6c @ureolcr. Scr 6ietns
t9imst Gr. &~onig, y. .. 6rtDertt, SrotUH
&C., SOutb Tatoto. 9uuiS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
FIRST CALL.

2000 StaboarO, t4r ......... ............. 7e7s
1000 etlbodrO, ser 1Osidbriq.. lOra
1000 ltnit'o SailtDa1s, 5nt............... 6fs
5000 llnitO aaiIpu7s, c,................. VA
1909 atlantte Goait Sine, l. Conf. 4tr.... 93N
5000 NtIartie Goait 2jnc, /. Eoai. 4r.... 95s
800 9OrfOIt scr, l912............""...Ioj
100 lluitcO RailrUaos, Om................ IA
10 porparo 9aat p
200 cotton Gucf. pa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
8altimorer Gffeften60rfs.
.S;ri9ttt fir DEN gStuti9tu GorrciponOeuten" burb
5. @m. gtloocuporf & 6c.)

Baltimore, ben %. Sum-.
s. 8m. MiDbenborf &c 60. beredz
men fir 5rancs: 8antiers : Srutten
auf so Sage 5.185, uuf Si9t 5.164,
taufmdnniI4e uuf so Sage 5.184 bis
500. Rei4smurt "a 1916. @uloen
auf so Sage 40.
Sterling 8antier5 auf so Sage
4.85, ouf Si4t 4,87I, taufmGnnif6e
4.844 bis 1885,.
@srtdufe auf Der 5ieitgea Gfiettens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
acknowledgement
8er59itoue StaOti6sile, in rDeIdsn
PoItzBertBIafen ~pertauft
tperDen.

Ttluals, G. g. SOFT.
gorf=Rouo 9urrtn 3. eappinqtun.
Soriutsgp,rue uro 6orriiohtraBs Robert G,
Z. F<d.
81. etrab. NIB observation-disclosures 9pu9s
9tiubonar.
Cranqtoins niram Rimbls.
SortsG.Vtnut urO9 obnionsetrass R. y. 6.
Sheiot.
g. nnO 6OuqbsstraBs 4io6laubtOpu samss
g. 9ruar.
CrauQeoi1e @torqe Zen.
Rr p, lIuiOn:goenu, QBOoO5srr5) Glarene
9. 0i1iam5.
pruabpap uuo Baltimore STRIDE gtorqs &.
Mop.
untu.S tatiog, gtauipIoarisr @a5n' - 8. 9.
grouU.
Gambtns6 tatisn, .g~altimOrtsC btOsgobn.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
6eutiqe S6lubrdte:

. ~ gVNtFSV g~TV<0~TWT0
1850 8uifel; aus ben @Iepdtoren 5uz
bridegroom 4169 8uT6el; @Ieputorenz
9orratb 218,5O0 8uI6el. @ertGufe:
l Woggon Nr. 3 fpeiber gu 46.
6eutioe Shlufrdte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
Baltimnrcr Warftberihtr.

Baltimore, Den 20. SUM-.
Me6G.- Die beuti9e Me6l3ufubr
belief ii6 auf 1O,496 5dfer, elm
f8lieBli6 1880 6Gfer gu Occult
9oint unb 23O9 gu Canton. Murtt
i'm 4Ggemeiner rubig, uber Preiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
Srf0rOerung bnn Pofia6en.

2G1ge Der erforOerLi4en 3sit sur Gra
rei3ung Der Derf4ieosnen Be-
ftimmungsorte.
1lnienitebeno 1T Die ungefdbre 3tit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der 9oitIu4en bon
benz 9dltimorsr Yot : 8ursau mus
ben bduptId4li6en eInbeimif9sn uno
auspdrtigsn StGotsn Der3si4nst.
Snldno.
4tlanto, Ga, 10 eturb,H.
GtlouticsGitp, RS, 6 StuHosn.
grootlpn, 3.s0., 6 6tunosn.
BURLINGTON, 9rmout, II StuHS.a.
Ruffulo, Y.s9., 10 Stuuosu.
Gupe Tap. la, 6 Stuubtn,
GborlttoR, S.sG., Is StuuDtH.
G5icaqo, sSns. | Gag.
Columbia, g g, II 6tunosn.
Cincinnati, Cbic. 20 5tunOsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
9eutige S4luBrute:

" a s.-Sle 6euflge W{als3ufubr
betrug 1920 8uidel; 8erianbt BON
ben @lebatoren 36,522 8ui9el; @le=
putorenz8 orrut6 348,6 67 8ui6el. =
@ertdufe: 5000 8ui4el Spot gu $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30

@emiiie: &artoffeln, pro 5oB
$1,O0 bis 1878; 3piebeln, pro 6dB
$3.50 Bis $1.75; WeiBto6I, pro
9unbert $3.50 Big $3.50; 8opfialdt,
PRO 8u1deIfifte zoe. bis 3Oc.; 3uterz
riiben, pro 8iinbeI 13c. Bis &C.; So
mutoes, PRO Carrier 81 biz 81; CRIME
8o6nen, pro 8orb SOC. Bis $1.25;
iunge Grbfen, pro 8ui4el zoe. Bis
$1.1O; 8urten, PRO Grate $3.50 bis
$500; @purgel, PRO 9uBeno $1,00
Bis 1925; Raoies6en, pro 9unOert
6Oc. biz $1.O0.
Groceries unb PrOoifioz
mem.
Raffinirter 3uder, PRO 9funb: ges
piirfeIt, 5.61!c.; pul0eriiirt, 5.113c.;
Stanoarb granulirt, 5.O64c.; feir
granulirt, 5.O63c.; GrDitaI, 5.O64c.;
Columbia q, ASH; geIber, 4,16c.
big 1856.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30

Gul3fleii6: pro 9funO, gauge
S4uItern, en9l. gei6n., &c; gang
tur3e Rtppen, 10Ic.; setter ped,
113c.; gan3e 2ei6itiite, lie; Spedz
S4ultern, 1O4c.; Sugar GureO"
@dultern, 94c,; 66intsn, 144c.;
obne 6aut, Ale; 9icnic, 99c.;
n0}eB"~S 6neinefleiId, $3.50 pro
Sap; S4mal3 - in Sierce8, gut rafz
finirt, Ole; in 6dIern, 94c,
8affee: N~otirungen Iirb pie folgt;
auF Der 8oii5 BON 54c. big 52c. pro
Pfuno fir 8io Nr. 7; Santos Tic.
bis lit; Morocuibo 81. Bis 123c.;
SABA 19c. Bis 23c.; Mrtta 18c. big
19c.
8er0iteter auffee; Is. 8. g., in 81
fen 1Oc. Bis 1O.2Oc. pro Pfuno;
in 8ii6ien uno Sdden, rsiner SaDa,
32c. Biz 323c.; SABA unb Motta, gez
mii6t, 27Bc. Bis 28c. BRO pfunb; reiz
rer Maracai6o, 22c. biz 221c.
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Wn,eiaen. -3m uerfanIcn.
3n ncrfnnfefl:

Sine Sdfert; in better 0tg:no Der Giant loiort
IN p%,rtauten. 4d5iutraotu IN Gr. 9l9, g9efts5lgs
ttte= Str. tleI--i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30

su acknowledgements Gisentbnm:
2i guouto.Nps, aroBtr Stall i'm @iHtergruns.
30l0 @arlsmsNpt., Galperton.
Cottage al 6rtDeridsJioao, uabs Nn1ufa=Ioe.
6bas. 9. , III Il. 6l2. EaipsSlog.
TNmnilQ III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30

Groctro uno Jlcii6laOsn, cute aunpibait, IN
better GcQtao Der StaOt. umiduOs bdIbsr gu ptrs
iauf;n. Ciicrttn untrr II. n. 10 dn Nit rrp;o'=
tion nities Siattts. tIol-zl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30

Gin Saioou, iiit 5abrcn b~;itsbtuOtr alter ofaHoi
Dem 6amDem=9abnboit g~tgsnubcr. Hlbiuira9h
an Crt uno Steat, Rr. SOL, SaO=eoparosStraBt
lS0-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
Serlangt int g%aaemeinrn.
Soft umo 9oats.

Soft uuD 9opts Qtiudt:
3pti 9dnntr iubeu Roft unO 2oqis in elmer
Qriuuts6amiIie. Rddiuiruqtu in Der CiTic, DIS
eScutibsn GorrcipoupeUten". u79-S2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30

Gic gBirtbi6aft Cir. POOL. geinan's Rom, Gde
.99iao,rzSfr., 5iO=9oltinort, init 10 3inrm,rn Ii.
Gin outer 8cibditspla5. lit WcGeG AbIcbsns pcr
Satin ots GiqentGurer=, rpelt' 4eBtcrtr nd nap
9ot springs bcgitbt, biaig iu %pertauten. Y. ID a.
I i o Il, GiQtntbim,s. ut6-oD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
$50 Saar- $500 pro MOde.

2u pcrfdIfeu:
3lu:it6diae @duitr NIT itbs 3tmnern al Or
gdrtcrzStrIbe, jpilben 6alrmounts Ao'nnt NM
6dOttte@StrdBe. S.tit oduitr ~tutbdltcn aIe ncutz
ten 4educm!ibteiten, tiuiblitBlib ctTcrtIrtt &t!=
lr NM War~morzlr6pptn. 9rtis 800, @rhnOS
5ins 81 iabrlib. g~arter=Strabs lit nit zen bcttn
pitriiiiirttu 3ieqtlielneH g~tpildttrt NM bat t;msn@
tirie Srotto;rt.
N2au nGbmc ole 6airmountz2lpcuut eirs ju Dan
GebdultbtIittH.
Gcwdro =. @ann9ber,
GauI8J Rr. 263S, CfzHa.ttmort%0tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30

Su pcrfdufeH:
Rr. 2429. etOrol=sr.. 9rtig $3.50, @lnnoiins
So; itrner gr. 1896, Wiltonsaut., IA gus BEL l54
GUS b:s gort.str., 9r.is $3.50, @.anolins %.
Oieis 6trdBsn IEO 100 GuB brett. ~ g;tDt te'he
anotrtn nduisr o!ei,r Art in RoroOrsSdlfinott.
Jb babe arors nduitr in Gieier unutItttlolF'n
Rdbbaribaft on oano, idm:atlib nsu. NFslIs pm
800 ~aufpdrts, nit 9ranOjins BON so, GttEn
m.brers Gd-9runOii:Ic. ale5 pom mil Sstta"'"
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-01
PRATT CITY
Maccabee- Meet-Very Few Miners Go
 Back to Work.

Pratt City, July a.-(special. .)-The Macabees held their regular meeting this evening in the Knights of Honor hall.
 Prof. Gray of the Talladega Deaf, Dumb and Blind asylum was in the city today looking after the interest of his school
 Miss Elsie Brooks of Birmingham is the guest of Miss Grace Daniels
 w w. and c. R. Atkins have return ed from a business trip to Walker coun- ty.
 Only few miners went to work this morning as 1t was Friday. They will all start in Monday.
 Frank Pou was in the city today for a short while.
 Mir and Mrs. c. D. Comstoek have moved to their now home on East High lands.
 pr. J. B. Staggs returned today from a business trip to Talladega.
 Mrs Webb, with Miss Fannie and AZ bertha Webb expects to go to Tybee Is- land in a few days to spend several weeks.
 Mrs. Haley and Miss Glover were guests of Mrs. Robbins at Elyton today.
 The many friends of Miss Rosalie Mc- Kenze will be sorry to know that she is DO better.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-01
POWERFUL CURRENT
 KILLS A PAINTER
cHAs. E. CRAWFORD ELECTRO cUTED BY 23o0 VOLTS OF THE FLUID-THE LIGHTNING PLAYS PRANkS.

Selma, July 3i.-(Speeial.) With twen- ty-three hundred volts of electricity plunged into his body by contact with two live wires this morning Charles E. Crawford, a painter, fell to the ground and expired in a few seconds. MT. Craw- ford was painting the iron work of the supports to the roof of the veranda of the Gilman building on Broad street. Along the front of the veranda run three primary circuits of the Selma Lighting company, each one of which carries twenty-three hundred volts of the deadly fluid In attempting to shift his ladder to steady It Mir. Crawford leaned against one of the wires and threw his arms over the other, thus short-circuiting the full power of the current into his body. He groaned and then struggled, his face be- ing something terrible to gaze upon, as he valnly attempted to save himself. fellow workman touched him in an ef- fort to save him.. and was himself se- verely shocked. Another workman at tempted to push him off and he also felt the current. Finally. as some one sprang to the telephone to have the current shut off, the lifeless body of the unfortunate man fell of it's own weight to the ground. Physicians found fiuttering heart beats, which soon stopped.
 The insulation had worn off of the wires
 and the full force of the current went into MT Crawfords body. He leaves a wife and two children to mourn his loss the former being greatly shocked by the sudden death of her husband
 Lightning cut many capers in this vi- cinity yesterday afternoon. On Will Nor gan's place near the city a bull and two cows in a lot were struck and instantly killed. Cato Callen reports that bolt fell in the middle of his cotton patch and that almost an acre of cotton was killed The greatest damage done by the light nlng however, was on the kesaw place. at the cabin of John and Francis Sharpe. about six miles from the city. About o'clock there was a terrific crash of thun- der and the seven inmates of the house, all of whom had retired, were startled by the falling of tmbers. The cabin was a two-room affair, and the two outside corners of one of the rooms were torn off and all the furniture except the bed on which two girls lay was broken An extra bed which no one occupied was broken down and a hole burned in the mattress The papering used on the walls anu the WlnuoW curtains caught fire, but were extinguished. The remarkable thing about the affair was that an infant was lying on pallet on the floor. Pieces of blanks from the house and spIinters from the furniture fell all around the little pickaninny, who was asleep. but she was not awakened from her slum bers.
 Last night about half-past nine o'clock the home of Mrs E. c. Collins, about mil frop n
 road, caught on fire and was entirely de- stroyed. Mrs. Collins. who is quite an old lady, lost all her personal wearing apparel, as well as her household effects. This is the third time her home has been destroyed by fire and everything she possessed in the house destroyed. She had no insurance on either occasion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-01
ATTENDANCE WILL
 BELARGEAT AUBURN
SUMMER SCHOOL OF AeRlcUL. TURF BEGINS AUGUST 4 AND WILL BE OF GREAT INTEREST TO FARMERS.

Auburn, July a.-(SpeclaL)-A very large attendance is expected at the Sum mer School of Agriculture. which will be held in the Alabama Polytechnic insti- tute from August to IA. The railroads of the state have allowed special rate of one fare, plus twenty-five cents, for the trip to Auburn and return, and good board can be obtained at a very low rate. In the main. the course will be conducted by the faculty Of the agricultural and allied departments. but several experts in special lines will be here from Wash ington city and elsewhere. Tickets will be on sale August to 5.
 The time has been selected which seemed the most favorable for the larg- est attendance on the part of those en- gagged in agriculture. This movement, 1t Is hoped, will mark an epoch in Alabama agriculture, and highly valuable results are expected to accrue to the agricultural. horticultural and stock interests of the state
 The work will include the following subjects: Cotton, corn, small grains, TO- tation of crops. vetch, clover. alfalfa. diseases of animals, commercial fertiliz- CTS, mixing and combining fertilizers at home, physical and chemical properties of soils, diseases of cotton, wheat. toma- toes, budding. grating, pruning, spraying methods commercial orchards. truck gardening feed stuffs for cattle, pork making, dairying and animal breeding