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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-01-01
A GAS LIKE RADIUM.
Found in Drinking Water of New
Haven, Connecticut.
Experiments of Yale Professors Indf-
cate That the Precious Substance
Ii Present In Rocks In the
Vicinity.

Profs. H. A. Bumstead and L. p.
Wheeler, of the Yale scientific school
have completed their first trial OF ex-
| periments on the radioactive gas
which was recently discovered by them
to be present in some of the drinking
water of New Haven, Conn. 1t was
thought that the presence OF the gas
might indicate the existence Of radium
hereabouts, but Prof. Bumstead said
that so far as his experiments went he
| could see no reason to expect that New
Haven would be benefited in CONNER
cial way from the discovery Of this
radioactive gas.
"My experiments" he went on, 'in-
dictate that the gas is not an emana-
ton from any radioactive substance
dissolved in the water, for the residue
from the water is very slightly If at all
active"
Gas drawn from the ground near the
lake supplying the water has been test
ed by the Yale scientists, and has been
found to be almost three times as radio
active as the gas from the surface wa
ter. This might indicate that there was
radium present in the rocks near by, but
whether this is so the Yale scientists
have not yet tried to determine.
In speaking of how the gas was
found, Prof. Bumstead said:
"At the request Of Prof J. ]. Thorn
son, who was visiting here last spring,
Prof. Wheeler and myself undertook to
find out If radioactive gas existed
in the deep-level waters Of this vicinity.
He called our attention to the work
done in the Cavendish laboratory on a
radioactive gas found in waters COM
ing from deep levels in that region.
eve secured some water for expert
ment from spring near New Milford,
Conn.,, which was estimated to be about
1900 feet deep, and found that it was
radioactive. We then took some wa
ter from one of the surface lakes here,
which is used as reservoir, and we
found this to our surprise to contain
strongly active gas. We tried the
water direct from the lake, and after
it had come through the pipes, but the
result was the same.
''The water was then taken and after
the gas had been expelled was aerated
by dropping and allowed to stand for
1s days, but it did not recover the power
OF giving off radioactive gas. That
was the experiment that indicated that
the gas does not come from a radio
active substance dissolved in the wa
ter"
Experiments will be carried on for
some time in the Yale laboratory to de-
termine the causes Of the presence of
this gas.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-01-01
Stood a Hard Test.

In the sbeautiful mushroom of
Nine. StOry'S Paris home is her
chosen instrument and only piano in
the house-a Kimball grand brought
from Chicago. Nine. Story also has
a Kimball baby grand in her Italian
home at VallCmbrosa, concerning
| which she writes as follows:
Messrs. w. w. KIMBALL Co.,
TOrredi CampigIioni Vallombrosa,
September 10, 1899.
Dear Sirs.-I write not only to ack-
nowledge the receipt of the piano l
chose at your WarerOomS when in
Chicago last November, but to state
d fact in connection Herewith which
cannot fail to be of interest to you.
When l received my first Kimball
piano for my Paris house, aud found
that after an ocean journey it did not
require tuning, | was, as [ wrote you
then, much surprised and delighted,
but the facts concerning the new
piano for my Italian home are even
more astonishing Therefore feel it
my duty-as we'll as my pleasure-to
inform you of them.
Either the agent in whose care we
had sent the piano, or the customs
officials. were guilty Of criminal care
lesSness. Thew Wrenched the piano
from the board which held it in place
in the case after having cut the lead
lining which had Theoretically sealed
it. and simply afterwards replaced the
piano in the case with both locks I'M
locked, the consequence being that
the piano-exposed to air and damp
neSs-flOated about in its case I'M
locked from Genoa to Florence and
from Florence to Vallombrosa. Both
hinges of the lid were broken. the
keyboard damned forward and part
way out so, that the lid covering it
could not be shut. Of course, scratches
innumerable all over the piano. i
was obliged to have two experienced
workmen from Florence to put it in
order, and even then | feared the
piano would prove to be irretrievably
injured. 1t is almost incredible, but
when the keyboard was put IN posi-
tion and we were able for the first
time to play upon it, it 1.-THE piano. did
not need tuning.
1t has been joy to me this summer
and wonder to all our italian friends.
L studied my new role for the coming
winter upon it.
Yours very sincerely.
EMMA EAMEs STORY.
The improved pin block on the
Kimball piano saves doctor bills and
tuners expenses because it has been
proven to stand in tune longer than
any Of the ordinary high grade in
Struments.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-01-01
Will Act on Entries,

A Washington dispatch says: "The
secretary of the interior has revoked
the order under which final action on
entries under the timber and stone
act were suspended. and all such en-
tries, aggregating large number,
will now be acted on in the regular
order by the general land office. The
order involves several hundred thou
sand acres of public domain in the
West, all entries on which have been
held up because of the big frauds said
to have been perpetrated on the
government under the timber and
|stone act.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-01-01
Had Better Look Out,

At Vancouver, B. c., the other day
the American flag was Kissed. Vancou-
yer people probably think they can be
sassy" says the Chicago Record-Her-
aid, because we don't want to dig any
canals in that vicinity, but they mustn'l
20 too far. .,s.e,,... IN
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-01-01
Deserves Punishment.

A New York man signed his love let
ters "Swak." This, according to the
lady who got the letters and is using
them as evidence in a suit for breach
of promise, means SEALED with q
kiss" Guilty or not, the man who
swakked should be swatted.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

ing a. a private secretary Of senator
Call, of yOur state, and came in con
tract With him ofslcially almost every
day during HE service with senator
Call. feel satisfied that his expert.
ence here would make him far more
successful In legislative work than
any member whO has had six years
experience served 10 a subordinate
capacity a. an OfiS ial Of the United
States senate for eight years, and
al-O a. one of the 0fiiceTs Of the House
Of EeI iesentatiyrs foT two years IL
va IN these positions that familiar
iIed myself with congressional du.
tie. vi 'ch enabled me % begin my
cunPT,.. ional career a. familiar with
lrgi-iaiiO ion a. other member- who had
bern here from fifteen 10 twenty
YEAR As 4 result Of that experience
] have secured fOT the congressional
district that have the honor tO rep.
resent more appropriations than ever
went 20 onr congressional district ia
the south since thr organization ot the
southern state government. | br'
liete that Mr.. Alexander. with his ~.
peTiencr, can do equally a. wtu a. I
have donr. Your district will make
me- mistake IN giving him a trial
Yours tTdly.
". T.. BROwSIow.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
PIEes0s.



PiersOa, Mag -MI- Wiliicombc
Of DeI.eOn springs, Who has bren
-taying IN PiersOn for a iew week..
vent h0ne ON a Witt last wrek. re-
farming Tuesday, Nay
Miss Eula Farrell - On he sick lit
this wcek With T,.ing in her ear.
Mr.. Wa wOOdwsTd and family 1T
New smyrna arrived here last werk.
Mrs.. Woods ard intend. 20 -rrnd the
summer here.
Rev. Campbell bed divine service
In the Baptist ehaTcb saturday and
sunday. A humber OF people from
Spring Garden and seville attended
the services.
Mr.. SjObsom and family, whO have
been visiting At Mr. I'd Peterson,
returned To their home In Knoxville,
Tenn, last Friday.
Pastor 4. J. Werner weRt Co n
Land, Upsala and Forest Ciiy last
Saturday 20 preach be fareWell ser.
mOn. returning Tuesday. He gill
leave Tor Ninner0ta in lea weeks.
Our public school closed last fFlday
after = term Of eight months. Quite
a nice enteTtainmcntO Of several plays,
REGULATIONS and singing was held, ana
q large number uerr present.
Mr.. 7. Hlckealooper, a travelling
salesman. y 10 PieTs0n for the Seek.
Mtss Ida Peterson aad mother sent
90 D<Land sunday. Mr.. PetsTsOa
FstuTned Tuesday.
Miss MARI JeteT, school teacher, To-
taFned 90 Der hOne Ia Georgia Tues
day moruine.
hr. J. r. Cade seat 10 DeI.aad FRI
day % basineas, FetuTaing Saturday.
Mrs. =. n. Jones uas In tosB A0n-
day, Visiting frieBes
Dz. Kerr and a. Jones returned
fron the meeting Of the H0Ftlealtu-
raj society 10 Jacksonville, last ThaFs-
day night
AxeI Raestr0m sent % stetson
Monday aftsru0oo-
Mr.. LeEtls, = tFaSelinR salesman
Car Benedict, Pollak ComPany, l4ck-
aosxtlls. Was 10 teSn Friday and SAT-
uraay.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
Endorsed BY Men Of Brains at the National Capital.

Iim Alexander has scores of letters
from distinguished men Of the ma
tion expressing earnest wishes that
he Joins the laW makers at Washing.
ton. BelOw are given two whieh are
only samples Of the many. ons FROM
Congressman Walter =. Brownlow, Of
Tennessee. and the author Of the
famous BrOEnlOW ball and one Of the
most distinguished men in the SO0th.
Tue other is from Charles \ Vance,
.on and secretary foI yesrs of the
late senator Il. 3. Nance. of North
Carolina, and one Of the best known
and most popular men IN Washing
ton. They are testimonials that any
man would b. proud Of Read below
Shatthe opiniOa of Alexander = In
Washington:
= kuA CONGRESSMAN BRoW SIIoN.
Washington. ID 4. Feb -, ls'a.
II u. BTacey, Dcl.and. fla'
Nv Dear BTacey. Your favor at a
recent date al hand I am delighted
To knoN that our mutual friend, Hon.
IL Alexander. would h aCaBdidate
ter congress from your state. knew
Mr.. Alexander shilr he was here serv-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
Ths Nhslr sinie AraasrA.

The state Of FLORIDA has known
nO such political campaign since
UcmOcrailc supremacy ~ The pres
sns. livery BOvk and corner o. the
state has breh searched for votes By
the various candidates. TbIs Wesk
the candidates are scaItsIed all over
The state, puttIng n thslT eOnelad-
IhR wvrk incident ~ the DemVcfatic
primary election VI May lOIh- Hard
aud vigorous wOTk has Teen done
for the past three months, aud the
voters have bssn aroused ~ . reall'
kallOn OF their duties A. Cluzens 4
an unusual extent. Of course no ORs
can fOTtsil the results. GLOugh a..
are perfectly cOnhdrnI ,hAi theiI
-, OTlte NIn Us slseIsd D. - vel!
evident that # ensIg! AEd pei
ALcv Will elect Candidate al have
ugh. 10 be cUhhdsnI, ~ u Is hard d,
aud . iAggaTd ~ Tie eS'irv AIN!
sho are bsIUFs tue peopls Only .
lev more days noS UeiVr, he dec'
sion vail be rsbdeTe,l. And ~t siEceTs.
y hope that a. vail be- Vbe ~ d'
VVid vi wrVng ~ u be- ~. iecIIy "a
ceptable 10 al and - 40 III ~ IA
cOLhict, one vi the hsrc-st tIAs eve.
occurred M Florida. -- JarksOhyIih
AeIT0POliA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS!
send roridas Delegation 60 National Democratic Cen
VentiOn 10 St. Louis
UNINSTsRUCTED.

Everything points this Democratic year Roosevelt
" ho has been termed the ham y j. for aud nobody
weak candidate. The signs OF the point the
u the National Demorat
dent II the United States.
II important the Democracy a small like Flor
ida that should H. cordial terms and have influence with
the National Administration.
II Florida sh"uld send delegation Louis instructed
candidate all time
hope Of establishing such relations would h lost would be pos
-Ic for F"da h. the absurd ridiculous attitude Of
voting repeatedly fer candidate who had long been eliminated
Grum the contest
Florida ,huuld ~end delegation ST Louis CNINsTRUCT-
Ed. leaving the dersate free Florida the
Nh" j. BEST For TIE NATION. BEST FOR DEMOCRACY.
BEST FOR FLORIDA DEMOCRACY. BEST Fur DEMO
CRATIC SUCESS
Woe
INA oHse
FTeA state n Large.
pa u sEF
T J. APPLEYARD
WI. HftIMAE
CLAUDE LENGLE
Tor sETts
Ftra. seeoad ThlrA
VIZ tI1Eh BAnHEILOR y @. RENsHAw
80 SoDAN. " I 6ACLDEN D. WILSON.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
May Meeting
school Hoard

~OI MY S.hOOI BOaid met 10
4 regular session Ca Monday
W ami Tuesday, Nith all mru-
bers present, & haiTman hSn1.
Ter prrsiding. The rrsiKnatiUn ut
ChTistianCy a. trustee az Drl.and VA
received aud accepted. and tine suPeI
,ntendent Vas BOtIbyd To nave th'
trustees prr-sRt a pviiIlOn al the neat
meeting too the appOintmvnt Oi hI>
succcssST.
A cOmmHnieatiOnf from the ladies al
the DrI.zna 4 =. 1. >, tsquesting a.,
advance of a part Oi the ,OntI lat lOt
toward the auditorium Oi thc llvI.snd
schOOl A. received and referred.
Fifteen dollars was appropriate, Il
tor repairs at Drl.eOn Springs.
Inspectors we're appolnted fUI
-p-c.al tax school district elections
10 0e held Nav - at Mes SMYRNA,
lax HilI, LAKE Helen. NInuna. Glen.
sO<. Ha~Es Park, Holly Hih. DvLrOR
springs. seabrerSe aBd GienNOOd.
The superinteBdent was Instructed tu
procure registration lists. pS,nt bal.
lots, send Oui ballot bOGrr. et,. The
Chairman and supeTintendrh Nerr
distracted To canvass the IrtaTn. 81
The elections
A cOmmuniC alton relative 10 ia, Ia
cation Of a - hOol at CoW 'reck was
read and referred to Chairman hand.
ieT for investigation and Tepnrt.
A communication iron Hawks Park
relative 10 Improvement Oi the -chOo
iOt vas read anu placed on die.
A communication from william
wethersil. ST., relative To the lOca
ton Of a schOul al Kingston AS Trao
and laid over for future astion.
Commissioner Causey TeTOTted that
the cOlorrd school building az POT
orange woald br completed at ~
earl, date.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

Hearts, friends captured Chicago
this seek. against Carter Harrison
Hearst wall be Q factor in the Demo
cratic national eOnvsntiOn and. Il
be dOss not secure the nomination.
NO nan distsslsful 20 his fTieods = III
SECURE 10 Florida should send .
solid Hearst delegation.
Readers of THE NEws vill End the
nance Of the Hearst dslessies 81
the bottom Of the sth page. u
elected Beat wesk. these delegaiss
viii 60 10 81 LOsis pledged 10 vote
iOr Nr. Hearst 30 long - there V
ANY possible chance Of his nonins
ton. II ID 10 impossible 10 nOni-
nate HssEst. after the 6rst lev bal
lots thsss delegates vii vote fOE
the nsxt beat man.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
USEFUL SUGGESTIONS.
Sew the Bsay tssss~wtfs Ne, Lisss
- ta~E esFdeas.

Sew the Bs@y issss-~tfs asy Llsss.
90 ts~S sssaesa
When making is~ cream. q large
WOoieH I1ailct cru-hes the lce sufficient.
u hDe and dOes Bot brrak the surlap
bag says the ChigagO Tribune.
The lathrOon slungs keriss sweet II
tn Jui,e % = lrnsou j. W,Eked ihia it
oCcaslonaliy st'i rln-s-i O1I a..aIn " i'm
warm water.
The bFoaD Will last twire as hJug n
dipped In boiIing water s4en NV aud
irft 10 stand la u until the water 10
cold Haas ~ siirping the brush part
b~tSeeb tNO nall. dri,rR clos enough
t0Eetl,sr o. cFOud ILs brootn siraWs
Clarity gr-as~ 90 drippiRgs b put
ung thei8 II q bastn and pouring bOll
ing water over tbem. Lst stand Until
oold scrap~ the Impurities 81 the lon.
81 Par and 10 wanted IoS paslry re,,-at
th< proves
fop corn and r0ast clestRuts over gas
IS putting th-m In the oven In . cOs.
sfed in-ial Heastrs ~ 10 tive pans turn.
81 togrtl.rr
fG . ~ and Pan clesHer uss q 6ler
oeasl pai,eru-d after q dish mup.
Cake l. sofler made with xatsr In
sssad q uilk. a. The mllk NlsA expo-ui
- beat In cOIEblnatioo uith ths sxs
hardehs ths latter
iinWare MAJ ~ drisd more sfIsclnal-
v wiRe . damp sOusa thAn via q en-
60
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

Kettles may be- thoroaghly eleanssa
b. ooiling = fe~ pOtat0 pselings IN
them.
10 light . nv dry Orange pei sl04ly
in an Ovea and nss instead of ehiDA
u makes an rxctileHt are
Tbe best Say 20 ~ On q button - %
place the button On the material lar
las pin cfN-sways over the bolss. Sew
0ser the pin from side o. side win
strong thread. then reuOye the pin. ana
the button viii give slightly. wlnd the
thrcad q few tines rOuRd unaeF tie
button aud finlsh 10 "a.
After taking q cake stand tias an In
. clOth Shlch has bern Wrung cut a
h0I water. Leave a fsS minutes ana
thru turn cut The cake VIII cosns oue
witbOat any trOubls.
When buyihg aDples ehoose thoss
that weigh heavily. Thess arc ths
besL and there L. Iesa waste On laess
oBss than In snail
BACON - cheaper n bought ~ ths
side. aud n packed IN saWdnst ana
stored In cOOl. dry paaes YIN kesp
foF months
Vet boots and shoes shoui4 be ~
lowed 10 dry slowly. On boat tress q
Possible. aba when nssFiy dry q litiis
Vaseline ahouid ~ Vel rubbed IN
stale bssna q broksn Into ronsh
piscsA dlppsa IN sweei-nsd MIN ana
bakna e. q bu1iessd I'm an dry auA
eEtD q ealicioGs u eat with busasr 6
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
PROM CHARLES y VANCE.

Wa-hinVtuH. DC. Fen ~. 1904.
II. u BraScy. 20 hrl.trd. Fla.
My Dear Sir' I am FlaI io see fr N
the paper that the p'"pl- of yIur
district are think ne Of >eniing Hon.
Jame- : AleN andeT to Congress -
their representative, and | sincerely
trust they may decide tO do 30. He
l. very popular in Washington, haV-
ing made a great many friends during
the time he served here a. secretary
To former senator Call. at your state.
Mr.. Alexander has the knack Of
making friends wherever he gees, not
only With those with whom he comes
In cOatact. bat, a. veil with those he
comes In conflict, for he i a square,
fare fighter. and ! venture tn predict
that II he l. elected To congress he
will, before Ms drst term expires.
have heroine one of the most popular
and influential Representatives in
the House tie Uill make a useful
membrT. and l am sure gill reject
credit Ou his district and state aud
on tie nation
send jim along. and the people "f
your district will never re cause 10
regret IL With best wishes I remain
You're. IN democracy.
CHAS y. VANCE.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

The eyes u the pubic men Vi
the nation have been on Florida tn
past iew wseka In no state has
there besn Q more fierce conflict
The sgbts in November in other
states. between the Republican and
Democratic parties, cannot Be more
bitter than the contest between the
sO-cailed corporation and Anti-eor
poFaliOn factions Of the Democrats
PARTY.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
h. HUDSON BCRR'S LETTER
Lsfnrr ~, camnsirn open,a.
Continued fr1m Tas~ %

bsfOrr his campaign opehsd.
And nON u l. UuI duty to elect such
Q man fOT Governor Of Florida and
thereby Insure nOl uhly the retsBtiOa
10 these Lava UPON Uur DOoks. bat slsO
their application aud Perfection.
Believing that my fellow citizens %
florida arr alive 10 the situati,D~ that
coRfruhis them and that they all not
permit themselves 60 &c nisied by
EeWsPaper abuse and misTepresenta-
lion at hose men nov before you for
prefermeni. whose lifelong records
shOw them TO have alEays been loyal
friends 10 the masses oi the people.
IemsIn your Tor the perpei iati"h %
True Democratic Priheiples prihei-
9les that are ~ old a. the nation 10.
ssn. aud principles that shOald live
forever
n HUDSON BI'RR
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

BAKED milk r. very delicious and val.
Uable fOOd for d~lIcate chiidren and in
vslIds. and u may b. served navOred
with riee. toasted crackers. preserves o.
fruit that is not very sur ~ aid To
prrpsre u put two quarts q milk In q
Jar. ~ = plece 10 white writing paper
over tho top aud - u IN = Moderately
hot OSen fOr eight o. ten hours u
slsould theR ~ thick and rich a. cream
he SURF that the oven Il quite clean. -
that NJ -lors q ashss mag ~ any
chance b. absorbed.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
us~ Q. uak. M.s..phsas sa.~..

usw &C. uaks Masss%haaO sases.
fOr mArAs-liBo pudding sauce GOA
half a pint 81 water With a level table
Sy,OOnful 80 ,ornstanch and half q cup
fuI of sugar until the mixture h limpld
and creamy. stir In 9 tea~pOonful ~
butter. a teaSI'oOuful Of lemon juice.
half = pint &c maras-hino Cherries cut
len quarters aud half q eapful 70 ths
marasshlBs strip.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

only By the c,nssuI Of both branches
Of the Legislature. IL IL generally
conceded that Mr.. bTOusrd val b.
in the second primary. and some Of
bis nOs, sabsuiDs friends think he
will Gin in TIE 6rsa primary.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

The Hal and bslDObis Inhuenes
may succeed IN defeating the noIl
hanon VI Representative HsarsI,
but Parker 10 - hsAT the prssldsnsy
today ~ be Will ever be.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

The friends u Senator &. n.
BrOwh predict thai he viii receive =
very heavy vote IN ulddls FLORIDA,
and . goOd mAby votes in every
cVanIy. sumo clam that he vii
Lead IN the Eacs. and others thai be
viii enter the secOhd pn@Ary.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

la this issue Ne publish . San
pie bAllOst. Cut II out u the pa
pea and place sn \ before the nsnss'
u the CShdidalss for whom you
visa H. FOts and use il - . guide
irOn which 10 mArk your OfIieiAl
ballot on Tuesday.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

In Daval county A.SOO Demo
eTaas are qualified 10 vote. hllls-
bOrOagh county will also cast 5.OOU
% mors yOtes A larger vote vail
be POlled in the primary. il Il
thought, than Ia, ever been cas-.
and counted in = general slsetiOn.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

Now doRt get sAeiued, bui just
vote - Jour conscience dictates
east your vote - II the sntIre re-
spOnslbalIiy VI the slsctlOn rssisu
ON yOur individual aclloh.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
Ringing Noises

In tlss ears lhox disagreeaLle ties areD
heeome ehFot,ic and cause mach I'M
easiness and even Temporary disiFnctloa.
They an. sigis oi eaiarrh other signe
sTe dfoppintz In the ti.T"st, nasal
sounds u ill., VOioe, Impaired tasts,
sTDsll and heating.
CataFFh n a c0EEtittlti0nal disease,
originating In imTuEe bioot, and -
QniSes q constitutional Iemedy.
Il sufisseS froB catsTth IN ~ heae an4
tuss a. atastite ara sleep. NJ bod vaa
ghln and ! A. Dad al Sser lso-t q ~
lime. 4 dseids.i % tEy hsssd's sarsapaEtlla
ana tu0u have ~ aynifsns u osfaTrh.
have . eslsd appetiie. al.d ssep Wsh I
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

The present mail service IL beast
~. In DsLand. Cor instaDee, us
ssosivs Atlanta and Sasannah p
psrs the sane time that We reesirs
de Jacksoasills morning PsPsrA In
other sOras. ID takss - long 10 ear
" our mail Q distance o. l06 miles
- 500 mica. Of course ne should
sot szpsst 90 very much in The cum
mes tsms, bat Why should not The
EailrOsAs give ~ - good ssFVies
fsom JacksonviIls - from AtAanss'
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

some OF those farmer candidates
vii have . ehALcs ~ retain 10 the
farm n II "Wednesday.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

Brousrd IL 9 nan q setion-a
nss q sss0as prsjaaiesA and The
Grnnoss nssss.Asy 20 carry COS
uhsa hs bslissss % b night. dc
Aas losi Q esw votes IN DaSai end
Other wss eoastiss bse&nss ~ fasor-
- the dispsnn4Fy systs@ tho yssHs
49, h win lsss 10 tsnpsEHns' vossa
- lh's score. - ths PsoPlN 81 tAs
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