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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-23
GLUCOSE HONEY.
Dairy Com missioner Bowler Pre- pairing
to Go After q Glass of he elk epers.

Dairy Com missioner Bowler Preparing
to Go After a Glass OF Beekeepers.
ST. PAUL. Dec. 23.-State Dairy and
Food Commissioner Bowler is getting
ready to so after the beekeepers who
have been deceiving the public by sell.
ing glucose honey instead of the real
article. ~Beekeepers have Of late years
been keeping the bees busy the year
round by placing them in warm rooms
in the winter time, with maple syrup
and cane sugar spread out On corn bread
for them to feed on.
The bees make honey all right, but it
is nothing like the honey which they
make from plants. and Commissioner
Bowler says that it comes under the
head of adulterated foods. The law de.
fines pure honey as that made by bees
from plants, and Major Bowler intends
to prosecute those persons who are sell.
ing honey made from preparations.
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Internationally persons to take

WANTED-Trustwofthy persons To- take
orders for "Wnr in South Africa and the
Dark Continent from Savagery to
CIVILIZATION" by William Harding, the
famous traveller, cable editor, and
author. Press says "wonderfully com
plete," graphic descriptions, ""brlllianily
written "sumptuously illustrated;
demand remarkabIe: sales unprecedent.
ed; prices low. We shall distribute
:lpr.O0 III gold among u salespeopie;
be- first; don't miss tins chance: also
highest commissions; books on 30 DAYS
credit: freight duty paid: sample case
free. Address the Dominion Company,
Dept. V, Chicago.
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h THEM TIRED.
British ! ubiic Does Not Take Kindly to
Methuen's Complaints.

Methuen's Complaints.
LONDON. Dec. 23.--The only news
from South Africa of the slightest i'm
p~ortance ny up to 3 p. m. is the report
Of Ladysmith's ability to hold out for
some time to come. and the message
from General Methuen, published
Thursday evening, though undated.
permits the assumption that his COM
muuications have not been tut.
General Methuen's complaint about
the rudeness Of his opponent is the
latest surprise Of this surprising war.
and Judging from the tone Of some Of
the comments, General Methuen's
peevishness is more distasteful to many
people in Great Britain than his con-
sinued silence would have been.
There is no diminution Of the enthu-
siasm among the volunteers. All kinds
of offers are reaching Lord Gresham,
who is TO command tie mounted vol
unteer force. Members of the Stock
Exchange have already promised 100
horses from their stables. and an offer
Of an Irish contingent Of ll5 hunting
men has been accepted. Prince Francis
of Teck, younger brother Of the Duchess
Of York, sailed for Cape Town during
the day with detachment Of dragons.
Lord Salisbury and General Roberts
had a conference with the queen at
Windsor during the afternoon.
\. war Office dispatch from Pietermar-
itzburg, Natal, gives a list of casualties
Monday, Dec. IS. of 7 mel killed and
IA wounded, all noncommissioned Of.
ficers and men. The names Of the reg
iments concerned indicate a hitherto
unrecorded sortie from Ladysmith on
that date.
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MAMMOTH REFRIGERATOR.
Worry Extensive Plant soon to he
Erected at Manila.

san FRANCISCO, Dec. ga large re-
frigeratlng plant is oon to be erected
in Manila by the United States under
the direction Of Major l.. S. Poudiez of
the quartermasters department. 1t
will occupy a building $50 feet square
and 40 feet high. to be located on the
left bank Of the Pasig river. The cool
ing room will be large enough to con-
tain at once 5000 beeves, 1900 sheep
and 100 tons each Of salt meats, butter
and eggs, and vegetables enough to sup
ply the American army in the Philip
pines for some time. In addition to
this, the plant will produce 50 tons Of
ice and 5000 gallons Of distilled water
every day.
With this plant in operation it will
be possible to supply the hospitals with
pure water and ice, wholesome food
and even delicacies.
With the railroads in operation, the
troops at the front can be supplied daily
with fresh meat and vegetables.
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besides preventing a great deal Of the
sickness itself.
DOCTORS visits come high. saws Mrs. Rcla r.
Howard, Of Glen Ellen, Sonoma Co, Cal. II
have been i'll this place sixteen years and have
only had a doctor once in my family since that
time. thanks to DR.. Picrce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser and his medicines. This book
saves doctors visits. l cannot do without it in
the house. I have had two copies but cannot
keep them. Enclosed l send ~ ouc-cent stamps
for another copy" Another lady, Mrs. Jennie
Warren. Of Clifton, Graham Co., Arizona, saws:
With pleasure l write to YOU again to let YOU
know that l feel as we'll aud strong as l ever did.
With your kind and good advice and DR.. Picrce's
Favorite Prescription l have been entirely cured.
THANK You a thousand times for Your good adj.
vice. Think that If every person who IS sick in
any way will write to you for advice and will
take the medicine you prescribe. according 10
directions, no other doctors services will be
needed"
The great t~housand-page Medical Ad-
wiser will be sent free p%aper-bound for II
one-cent stamps to pay the COS of mail
ing only; or in cloth-binding 81 stamps.
A whole medical library in one volume.
Address R. Y. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo,
N. Y. He will send professional advice
Tin a plain sealed envelope) free of
charge. All letters are considered in
sacred privacy, and never published ex-
cept by the writer's permission.
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Big Mass Meeting tn BE Held.

New York, Dec. 23.-American SYM
pathizers with the Beers will hold a
mass meeting in this city within the
next few weeks. This was definitely
termined upon at a conference Of we'll
known New Workers when it was de-
cided that the best way to show the
sentiment Of the people is through a
great mass meeting to be held as soon
~ possible after the holidays.
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Crow Of " haleback l16 Safe.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 23.-Pickands,
Mather d Co.. owners of the whalebacK
barge No. ll5, which it was supposed
had been lost with all on board during
the great storm of early last week. re.
ceived a telegram from the captain Of
the barge saying himself and crew are
safe. The TELEGRAM is dated Middleton.
Ont, and says the vessel went ashore
near Little Pic river, on the north
shore of Lake Superior.
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ARTILLERY FOR FILIPINOS,
London Authority Says Large Order.
Have Been Placed.

New YORK, Dec. GA dispatch to
the Herald from London says: An au.
.hority who is to be relied on for the
information he gives, told me that the
Filipinos have placed a large order with
a continental firm for artillery.
But" asked him, where are the
Filipinos getting the money!
oh" he said, "they have plenty of
money to keep things going.'
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COuuterfeitiny in (uba.

WASHINGTON. Dec. %. According to
official advices received by Assistant
Secretary Meiklejohn of the war de-
partment, "a band of counterfeiters has
started operations IN Cuba, but to what
extent ii is not disclosed.
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Cook & ODEE,

II wouldn't be without DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve for any ccnsidera-
tlon." writes Thos. B. Rhodes. Center
field. O. 1nfall,ble for piles, cuts. burns
An ] skin diseases. Beware OF counter
feits.
Cook & ODEE
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II had dyspepsia tfly-eeven years and
never found ,ern arent relief till | used
kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Now l nm we'll
and feel like a new man. writes s. j.
Fleming. Murray, Neb. 1t ,s the best
diGestant known. Cures all forms OF in.
digesti m. Physicians everywhere pre-
scribe it.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-23

You never know what form
OF blood poison will follow 0 d
stipatlon. Keep the liver clean
by using DE Wits Little Enrly
Risers and you will avoid trouble. They
sre famous little pills for constipation
IN =, troubles.
Cook + ODEE
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-23

dose OF Foley'sl Honey and Tar.
when the sore- ness will lie ut
once %relleved,l ia warm grateful
feeling anul-i healing OF the
parts affected will be experienced
and you will say: 1t feels so good. 1t
hits the spot. Guaranteed.
CHRIS. SCHUTZ.
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Geo. Noland, Rockford, o., saya, "My
wife had piles forty yeare. DE Witt'e
Witch Hazel Salve cured her. IL is the
best salve IN America" 1t heals every.
thing and cures all skin diseases.
Cook Il ODE
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-23

From too much love Of living.
From hope and fear set free.
We thank with great Thanksgiving.
That We have Rocky Mountain Tea.
FRANK SMITH.
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/ OH ON
The Madison Steam Laun.
dry, a home institution. They
do better work than you can
obtain from the outside laun-
dries, perfectly responsible,
convenient for the customer,
laundry can be delivered any
time desired, any complaints
satisfactorily adjusted, and
everything can be made moro
satisfactory because deal d.
rectly with the proprietor, and
besides it is q home institution.
O. 7.
Proprietor
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lfnllA the Amt.

When suffering from a eevere cold and
your throat and lungs feel sore, take IA
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-15
PLAN FOE DECORATING snoorrxn rr,nan

garden party or lawn festival on an
Immense scale. The hall itself will he
aeiaxe with lights which will show il,
decorations Of flags and bunting by
hight as well as by day. Similar illu-
limitations are projected for the borough
hall in Brooklyn.
1t Is impossible to tell all the wonders
that viii be accomplished in the way of
electrical illumination by private in
dividuals Every electrician in the city
Is working on plans for one or more
buildings. and all the electrical shops
are crowded with orders. which mnst
oe turned ont before Dewey day.
On land there will be n daylivb. dis.
Play which has never been equaled il.
New York or any other city. The great
metropolis will be fairly swatbed in
red. white and blue bunting. From ev.
cry point where staff can be stuck ont
nag viii be flung to the breeze. Each
OF the big mercantile houses is PLANNING
It's own scheme Of decoration. and th.
smaller ones rs we'll People who visited
New York soon after the battle of San.
tiago We're astonished at the lavish dis.
play OF bunting. but this display ia r.
De eclipsed when Dewey comes home
"A sa-d az TO the crowds which win
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-15

night to catch the first glimpse Of the
sdmiral's flagship and " carry their
message Of welcome b port" TO the
returning sea fighter who has made
glorious his country and his country's
flag on the other side Of the world.
Every one Of the excursion craft, ev-
cry private yacht, every tug and lighter
will make it's showing, more or less
brilliant in the white lights Of the cleo
trio lamp. And on the private yachts
especially the illumination will be dec
oratiye, with flag designs in red. white
and blue lamps, and messages Of well
come in large letters strung between
the masts
The ferry companies slips and the
steamship and railroad piers along the
East river will be lighted, and their
electric designs will be varied. accord
Ing to the taste of their designers and
the plans of the chief engineers. On the
North river where the larger railroad
and steamship lines have their termi-
nails. the display will be even more bril-
liant. The Pennsylvania railroad was
the first to submit plan Of its illumi-
nation Of the Jersey City terminal to the
committee. On the great train sheds
facing the water will be the words
"Welcome, Dewey" in enormous let
tiers Of electric lamps, with the facade
of the station picked ont in electricity.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western railroad also has reported its
plans to the committee. They were de-
signed by Paul H. Brangs, the COM
pany's chief electrician, and they show
an elaborate display
All the other railroad companies have
made plans AZ elaborate and complete
as these two. Private and corporate
owners Of piers on both rivers have been
seen individually and have given their
plans contidentially to General Howard
Carroll. who is chairman of subcom-
mittee on river and harbor decorations
and the promise of a continuous blaze
of electric light for miles along each
bank Of the two rivers may be expected
confidently to be fulfilled.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-15

BKOOKLYN's TRIUMpHAL COLUMNS
greater distances will come thousI
Of others. Even in the far west ID
clubs are being formed. These 4
are made up Of people who are I'd
to be in New York when Dewey|
there. Agents are sent ahead to and
for accommodations. and special ii
are to be Chartered.
The New Workers think Che big Cd
can be accommodated somehow or7
ar. During the Columbian ce!ebrs
of several years ago New York took
Of at least 900, 900 visitors, and !
then her facilities have been greatlj
creased.
During the Columbian celebr
the New York hotel men works
gether and handled the emergency
out difficulty Weeks before the
they had. through advertisements,
piled list of householders in the
tiles close to the various hotels
wished to rent rooms without b
and they communicated with
hOuseholders.
Then. to save hotel clerks the b
of looking after outside details
opened a central bureau in
square. where persons crowded o
the hotels were sent and quarteE
lected for them according to their
of economy and convenience.
The same plan is to be carried
the Dewey celebration. 1t is the
ion of James H. Breslin that if l.
600 persons have to remain in
York overnight during the Dewe
tivities New York can take ca
them. There would necessarily
good deal of doubling up" bu
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-15
THE ELECTRICAL MLUMIyA.
TIONS.

But the most prominent feature Of
the decorations will be tho electrical
welcome which win blaze out on Brook
yn bridge. The words "Welcome.
Dewey. will shine in letters SO feet
high. and when first lighted, Thursday
night, the returning admiral can easily
read them from the deck of the Olympia
even should no decide to anchor ten
miles outside of Sandy Hook
The legend will be 800 feet long. and
more than 5000 electric lamps of high
candle power will be- used to form thi.
midair signal of welcome to the ad-
mirai The device will be strung on the
central part of tho span between the
towers and above tho railroad tracks,
se that 1t can he seen and read up and
down the East river as well as for miles
down the bay.
The lights forming the letters will b.
pure white, and at each end of the de-
sign viii bo appropriate embellish
ments Tho reflected light from this
display, which Warren w. Foster. sec.
rotary of the committee, says will be
the greatest display of electrical illu.
mination the world ever has seen. can
be- seen in every direction within SO
miles
The bridge will be- decorated by dsy
Win bunting and flags its entire length.
Out Its greatest glory will be seen by
night In addition ~ the great central
illumination there will be many other
lights and from the towevs four great
searchlights will play their piercing
rays in every direction.
The legend which the big hriav, is
70 bear viii bc repeated dozens Of times.
In letters from q 10 20 feet high all
along the water fronts of the two rivers
All the steamship companies. biz aud
htfle' from the ocean liners to the Graf,
that ply between ports ON the souna
ana The Hudson. have made prenars.
items Ter illuminating their shirs 10 an
extent never before dreamed of exeen,
oy the practical men whose life study
Is the possibilities Of electricity.
The effect of these ON the water Mt
night viii he on y large scale what the
Illuminated trolley ears show whom
they dash through the iimly hshted
SUBURBS ike blazing meteorS Every
sup that casf.es one or more search.
nsats VIII 80 down the hay on Thurs
aas night and feeus the brilliant rays
OF the lamps ON tue deck Of Dewey,s
ship
Electricity. which will play So nro,n-
inont u part in the public and nriva.s
arroration and illumination Of the CITY
and the water. will have its first innings
on that Thursday night Never befor.
probably have been seen So many craft
blazing with lights from stem to stern
Is VIII take a cruise down the bay that
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-15

affair. although not OF such lasting ma
terial Staff. which glistens whittier than
any marble and loofs just az snbstan-
tial as granite. will be- used
A double line Of ornate columns ex-
tending ON either side of the arch will
make q magnificent and imposing APP
proach to tho stately pile.
The arch IL to be adorned with sculp-
tnrc syneolizing tho power of tho
United States ~ maritime nation.
The main idea ofthe senlptural adorn-
ment will be- to have tho four great
piers ono continuous series. personify-
Ing tho four subjects of
Patriotism tor the call 10 arms). war
(thc tight). the return {the victors re-
turning To their native landl. peace (the
volunteers again taking up their peace
fal occapations1.
These subjects are being treated in
an allegorich way. with realistic groups
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-15
ssw soak~ GAIA umsss.

ons II th- principal features os tn.
welcome win b. th. srtumphai arch
which b tsetnx hnils On Madison ~1ear,
q shs sater~cs.en of Firth avvnue and
Twenty fourth street. This spot L. i'm
she vcry heart u III. mssrvpeli. The
Situation II the sxch will be such tina,
u can b. se~n fa hong d.ssanc.. from
aimo~s every direction.
A very nns Arch IL IL 10 bc TOO Tn.
actual eoss win hs hat tss. 500. hns /,
must tss remembered that y. ~ the h,~s
sralpscr In the country are giving their
services and are working like beavers
q ss conssrucsiep u Gotham had Ia
pay the~r patriotic artists u the mall.s
and chis,l tho bill would foot IN SEINE
thing like esoo, 600. for each sculptor
has national reputation.
The arch win resemble the arch II
Titus In Rome. hat IL will he higs.r
80 aner ~ lont at thar that historic
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-15
rMn nncerrsos paoam A NINE.

Tho pvuwramns for the reception of
our homo coming admiral conteinplates
two days and thrce nights Ut festival
Tho FUN will begin On ths evening 81
Thursday, sept 80. just before snn.
down u thai DAY II j. expected that tho
rlsss sc-s VI the Olympia will bc aeon
piowin. thsoaxh the waves OF SANDY
Hook The flagship will anchor oil tho
Heck and walt Tor morning. accom-.
panl~d BY = fleet u excursion steamers
And sagA
Before Admiral Dewey l-fs the Me,il.
trsysaeaa no found out just exactly
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-15

10. iss'ss. s,so psopis ~ stand nj any one
spot I'm this Atlantic seaisarsi even on
such an occasion M this 10 favored
few. comparatively speaking. win be
th~r~ 70 express what thu rest Of M feel
This expression ~ admiration. regard
and @sss~m will be made In the good
old American way There will bc pa
sndrs On land and s.a. There viii be
hr~wWka and tho thunder u big gunA
TAwc will b. decorations and illumina.
tiona
A. this u an unusual occasion---in
fact the most unusual occasion II tho
kind which has ever confronted u.s.
everything will h. on nm unusual scale.
The parsdss will hs unusually big and
magnificent. the fireworks will bo IN
usually elaborate. the gun. will thunder
unusually loud and long. tho decora.
aions win b. unusually claborat. and
the illnminAtions unusually extensive
and brilliant
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-15

wh~a be wa~ wanted 30 APPEAR aud
sA~n he Instructed his navigating osgls~r
axvswsisnxty II 10 ts,~.ihls that NJ
~, nsriA may he ehlss~si so cruise hack
and ssssA Ont th~sv In tho ox~~n Zoe
tss~ssi days In order not h a,t,~sr hp-
ts~ sAs srhesiui~i asss II al ds,~nsis
% sh~ weather. bat sherw IL isssls change
hat sAs wiu hs h~hind hand
Wh~a Ne Olympia drvps h1s anrhcr
u hsw~s New York hay. chs samiral
vtii 81 bis nrss ssrtwi.- II l..xsrsme.
y nAisksly thai The nac4is~t "a tighter
Ass any tdsa Il sh- .ssras II tbs dem.
oe,sassston which h ~ b. mad. In Ass
Anss Dat when h~ ~. ssr~. Il eater
sssss blaming wiki vir~ssie lights, milr.
= shess HIS hssh<~i In red tssr, i. Al.
nssa dsnsso~A b. tho shrssks ~ whistle.
ps3 - ~ very sky lssrlf turned into
= ptAyGsunnd fs shonsAs.sis Of Kissing.
sasssass sorksss be win l~xin 10 r.alis,
shas uhoas los VI ~nsha.isssic Amsrt.
eHns ~ glAd 10 s~s him back.
10y Friday uSsnlAx sAs olyman
wm - up hss anesos and steam In
SAsoseh ths Hassuws under this wei
essne h~licwing gun. Il For,s Nal.
Soesa and Hamilton up "a = t,a.n, IN
1onpkt.sviiie. where the shl,. ~ ~.
esssa Atlantic saasdroa. ranged n two
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-15

rstant commercial city of the country
Tho keystone III the arch on either
aide will he surnionntsd by gr,a,
easis' The apex of the arch will he sur.
nionn'ed by qaadriga Of sea horses.
drawing a ship a, whose Prov. with
1plstted wings will stand triuaphal
nsuro suggestive Of victory This quad
riga Is hoins made by j q A. Ward.
president OF the National Sculpture
society. Other noted sculptass have
various parts of the work in hand
In addition tn this grand arCh two
large columns will be erected In Mon.
saxre terrace. Brooklyn This site i.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-15

Breslin thinks the city hotels
forced by apartment houses and
ing houses that would be temp
pressed into service under hotel 8
ship, could handle such . MULTI
1t must be remembered thai
day in the year 100. 900 people Al
and leave New York without q
a ruffie on the surface of things
But the visitor TO Gotham nj
pect to be somewhat crowded
Dewey days He must not 10
elbow room on the streets and
prepared to hang on - caLls .
his eyelids He will see sights
looking at. however. and when
himself in the center Of acres OF
packed humanity two blocks IN
line OF parade he may console
by the reflection that he is dol
part toward making Deweys
home the most impressive 81
with which the nation has evf
ored one Of its citizens.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-15

wide lines. win await her. You may
imagine the cheers ~ the jackiss an
they man tho sides and watch the flag
ship steam between the big battieships
and cruiscra
When the head Of tho line IN reached,
the Olympia will anchor again. Then
Rear Admiral Sampson viii go on
board and extend the official welcome
u the navy and the government. There
will In little time for chatting between
thc two officers. for at an early hour
the fleet will get under way for tho
naval parade.
In this the Olympia will have an an
escort the whole north Atlantic squad
ron. The course will be up tho Hudson
~ Grants tomb The Olympia will fire
the prescribed salute and anchor short
distance below the great whit. mar bio
mausoloum. The turning Of all these
big warships In tho narrow river. led
by the gallant Olympia. will be Very
pretty naval evolution.
In tho evening the fleet will be II
Illuminated. strin9s Of colored electric
lights being hung all about tho grim
warshipH
The next morning. Saturday. Sept 80.
Admiral Dewey and his officers. with
ofilcera from the other ships. will land
and 80 ~ tho Hotel Claremont Mt the
head u Riverside drive. where an elab-
crate breakfast will Do served. ths
mayor If New York and his official
satellites acting IN hosts.
Then will come the big land parade
Then Admiral Dewey viii have
chance to SEQ close at hand some ~ tho