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A Wonderful Performance,

Kenilwood, the property of 81 Hundley
and T. b. Clark, gave a wonderful exhibit
ton of speed at the race track yesterday.
w. H. Rice drove him a quarter mile in 81
second, u 2:2O gait. kenilwood is a four
year-old, and his performance at this sea-
son of the year is considered great. His
only drawback is a tendency to break. If
he can be held down to his work it is be.
lleyed that he can do the mile in less than
2;2O.
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The World Enriched,

The facilities of the present day for the
production of everything that will d
to the material welfare and comfort o
mankind are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs was first produced the world
was enriched with the only perfect laxative
known, as it is the only remedy which ia
truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and efectual to cleanse the
system gently in the spring time, or, in fact.
at any time, and the better it is known the
more popular il becomes.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-12
Fell Through a Window,

While escorting Col. Jag up Main street
last night, James G. Clune stumbled and
ran his elbow through one of the windows
of Turner d. Co. g grocery store, Policeman
GroRan heard of it and started after Clune
on a run. Clune kept the lead until the
corner of Wall and Clore streets was
reached, wher the officers called a halt with
his revolver. Clune was locked up on the
charge of being drunk and disoruerlv,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-12

Kate Tannett Woods says: II was once
at a gathering of literary people with Mrs.
Stowe, who was called upon for some re
marks. When she hesltated, Mr.. Howells,
who sat beside her, said; Get up; say
what comes first Mrs. Stowe arose and
said: Ladies and gentleman, l am afraid
to speak. but Mr.. Howells tells me to say
what comes first. l would like to ask Mi.
HoweHs whsye he gets the model for the
atrocious women in his noveis.'"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-12

0k00 REMEMBERING SATISFIED THAT
p"vV William Edwards. Of Missonla county,
wns foully murdered in said county OH or about
august ID, 1850. and being DESTROYS of bringing
sffer Il reward OF $4,000 for tho apprehension
and conviction Of the guilty party. or parties:
JOE. X. 1O0LE.
Governor
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WANTED A CHANCE FOR BALDIES-
w Hair produced under q contract. Consul
tatlon free, at room "a, Grand Central hotel.
Helena.
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NOR SALE-$4M FOR AN EXCELLENT
IL residence lot one block from Broadwater.
electric line; $16O down, balance long time
Mathegon 4 Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-12

Boys percale shirt waist, worth 81, only Soc
This week at The Bee Hive.
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%h00 REWARDS HEREBY OFFFREL&
WV" for the apprehens ion and delivery id
the sheriff OF Fergus o unity. Montana, OF una.
Al. II. Baker, charged with tho murder vi fAmuo1
Arobol, in Fergus county on Or about February
10. 1851.
jos. X. TOOLE,
Goyern0gs
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EORsALE-s1oDoWN AND $40 PER MONTH
y will buy a good lot in Elliston, within 3 or
4 minutes walk from postoffica and depot; lots
building,
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Will Arrive To-day.

Th following passengers will arrive TO-
day on the west bound Northern Pacific:
VIM. Hanna, Urbin Beandin, Oscar Nc
Gath, ]. B.. Thompson, Clay McGath. +.
Hallenbeck, E. c. Young. Sever Severson
Miss Maggie Krane. Peter Krans, Mrs.
Emma Krans, Lewis Deerson, c.. S. Orwall,
X. E. Nestle, X. O. Nestle, B. Il. Soherman,
j. j. Clarke, r. p. Hallowell, Nose Butler.
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FOR SALE-$1.O 600 FOR A NEAT 4-ROOM
dwelling on Sparta street, lot 50xl4O; 5000
down, ,S25 per month. Matheson & Co., 2O9
Power building.
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FOR SALF-S1,8 $50 FOR A GOOD GROOM
y house and lot on east side. one block from
steam motor line; $500 down, balance on long
time at 8 per cent. Matheson d Co., 200 Power
building.
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WANTED-TEN GIRLS CAN FIND GOOD
w ! ,ces AZ the N. T. Employment agency, N.
y. dennt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-12

FORSALE-S5,0 900; A MAGNIFICENT RANCH
under fence, first water right to $500 inches, key
TO a very fine range, ample timber in immediate
vicinity, 800 to 400 acres meadow, plenty Of water
and log barn, saw and shingle mill on the prem
ises, postotice with trl-weekly mail on the ranch,
$500 worth OF bitches, full supply of farming
implements and blacksmith tools. $4,000 feet of
lumber 20,00o feet OF logs; 5000 takes the entire
property. Will exchange for $1,000 in cash, bal
ance in desirable city property. Matheson d
Co., 900 Power building.
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WANTED-5,OOO YOUNG SHEEP NEXT SUM
w mer for three years on shares; half wool
and increase; parties have experience, buildings,
water and hay. Address W. II. Standish. States
Attorney, Lakota, North Dakota.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-12

Kid gloves fitted to the hand at Fowles, FAC
store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-12

WANTED-A GOOD PERCHERON STALL
w ion on shares. Inquire at Independent
office.
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FOR sALE-S5O0 SPOT CASH WILL BUY A
L divided interest in a central addition to a
furnishing town that will pay a return of several
hundred per cent Owner is going east and has
to realize. Matheson d Co, 2Os Power building.
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FOR SALE-S50o FOR $50 FEET ON DAVIS
L street, joining Cox addition. ample room
for 4 or !! cottages, good place for man who keeps
team ard cows; within 10 or II minutes from
Broadway. Matheson Il Co.
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Arrivals az the Grand Central.

HhAAS"ie q , 81 "
Oscar Hodgson. Elk Edwin ]. Barker, Glen
&. NJ. ,Caverly, Boston. c. J. Jones, San Fran
Douglas Bruce, New cisco.
York. F. II. Russell, st. Louis.
Oscar A. Parsons. High Charles II. Boyle, Great
wood. Falls.
Ms Arsnbaugh. PLACES. Mrsi;H !, Re55g, Townsend.
H. +. HonesmaE, Mis- VIII. Phillips. Louis
soula. vile, Ky.
Charles Van Brocklin, w. 3. Iindall, Mis-
Virginia City. soula.
Chris. Heeber,, Corbin. G. A. Jeffrey, St. Paul.
M; Dobbin, Ut Louis Thomas sincox, Bald
Gv.N. Butte.
L. E; harris ard wife, Henry Burmeister, Cas-
JIG smith boulder. W. b. Gordon, Wickes.
w. Sutton, San Fran 3. Nelson, East Helena.
S. Y. Merrill, jefferson W..P WEIGH and wife,
City. Chicago.
M. A. johnson, Jeffer- Miss Ella Shel,aiy. JEFF
Mrs. MILESTONE, Jeffer- J.y Cronk, Minneapo-
Mrs: ]. Mccarty. Town Mrs: +. Buct, Town
Townsend. City.
Carter, Earker, White George Danger. White
sulphur Springs, Sulphur Springs.
Arrivals at The New Merchants.
John Potter and family VIM. Douglas, Loeb
MoIeland. alsh, Scotland.
c. Peterson, Red Wing. c. b. salthuwaite, Min
+. s. Draper, Chicago. %neapolis.
VIM; NJ. Jack, Butte; j. G.: Endinning. Salt
NJ. Cooper, New York. Lake.
j. X. Hothrop, st. Paul. c. FL. Brooks, Mime
Arthur f. bo,s Mil apolis.
MIS-. T. 4. Tracy, Mans vile: M.n %fsIldd: o ~"
c. N. Talbot, Wickes. ford.
O. r.. Tower, Unlver- Geo. NJ. Ryder, Uni
B. W. Hoxton, Detroit. Louis Wallace, Bill
Geo. A: Etzee. Billings. lings.
G. A. kyser. Missoula,
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Flack lace flonncings just received at Fowle,
Cash store.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-SOMEGOOD FAMILY TO ADOPT
w a child five months old, a bright boy. In.
ouire at $50 West Main street.
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WANTED-TEAMS TO HAUL FREIGHT
w for one year between Castle and Living
ston: " york commences May !. For further in
formation call on OF apply to A. G. Qnaintance.
Boulder City, w. H. Dickinson, Castle, and II.
G.. Shepard, Livingston.
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FOR sALE-$1,ooo FOR A NEAT BRICK
l. cottage on South Rodney; only S25 down.
and q per month. Matheson d Co., 200 Power
building.
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EoR SALE $500 FOR AN EXCELLENT
L residence lot on Boulder avenue, .501100; u
bargain. Mathesen Il Co., 200 Power building.
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A SNAP-FOR SALE ON VERY FAVORABLE
"a terms, singly or together, one double house
of ten rooms and a single house of seven rooms.
good frost proof cellar and woodshed attached,
and sewer connections. Ground 100 feet front
by 1850 deep. Yard in front, sixty feet to street
lent neighborhood. A rare opportunity Of Sc
curing very comfortable home with . small
paying Investment. Title Perfect. Address
Home, care Independent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-12

Tor SALE-S5O FOR A LOT IN COX AID
i dition. Matheson d Co., 2O9 Power build
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PERSONAL.

Maj. Anderson, of the Bozemau Avant
Courier, is in town.
r. B. Barden left for Chicago yesterday
over the Northern Pacific.
Superintendent of Public instruction
John Cannon left for the east last even-
ing.
Mrs. F. Baird and Mrs. Clements went to
st. Louis yesterday, called there by the ill
ness of their father.
Mr.. Geo. Freeman will leave for Wash
ing tomorrow to enter upon his duties rs
private secretary to Land Commissions
Carter.
Chas. w. Drake, of New York, Fred A.
Hauswald of Adaville, Iowa, and Harry
Crittenden Of Fort Logan, Montana. Joined
the Helena Business college the past week.
William h. Allen, a bright young man of
Anaconda, Montana, received q diploma
last week from the Helena Business COL
lege, for completing the commercial course.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-12

WANTED - CHILDREN UNDER FIVE
w years of age to board. 5S1 Sixth avenue.
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HELP wANrED-FEmALH

WANTED-GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSE,
w work, at Is North Benton avenue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-12

TOR SALE-S20, OOO-A RANCH OF 2.10o
Il acres within u miles OF Livingston, all good
land and all capable Of IRRIGATION. Ample water
log dwellings, stable, several large sheds. corrals.
granary. etc.: wire fences. Count! road
passes the place. Exc sllent range Of thirty, to
forty miles, with good natural boundaries. In
cluded in the price are about forty horses aud $50
head of excellent cattle. Will sell half interest
if desired. This property is offered at much less
other business and cannot give this IF 1perty his
personal attention. Matheson & Co, 200 Power
building. -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-12

WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL no DO
" general Homework. Apply 504 North Ew-
ing street.
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Tor ~SALE-S25O FOR EXCELLENT LEVEL
lot, 25x14o, on Butte street near Floweree
addition. only $25 down, $40 per month: good
residence lot. Matheson Il CO., 200 Power build
ing.
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FOR SALE - SEQ FOR s-ROOM HOUSE;
L small barn, city water, lot 5Ox14O. on South
Rodney /. Matheson l. Co., 200 Power building.
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EOR SALE-ELEGANT QUEEN ANNE COT
l. tags On Fifth avenue, three blocks from
court house; hall, 7 rooms, bath, furnace, range, 3
closets, pantry, cellar under whole house, gas,
sewer connection, $4,000; $1,000 down, balance on
time at 8 per cent; will take good unimproved
Power building.
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Tor SALE - $4,000 FOR AN. ELEGANT
H. dwelling on west side. corner lot; Is rooms
ance at 8 per cent; a decided bargain. Matheson
Il Co.., 209 Power building.
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FOR SALE-S25O FOR A GOOD LOT IN
Flower = arden addition, near Montana ave.
Matheson d Co., 2O9 Power building.
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERALHOUSE-
w work. Private family. 422 Seventh ave
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FOR sALE--kEAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-HOUSE AND TWO. LOTS ON
y corner of Eighth avenue and Enter street.
Inquire on the ground.
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EOR SALE--CORNER LOT 50xl25 IN BROAD
i water addition near electric line, $500; 500
down, SIS per month. Box 955. p. q.
EOR SALE-1,G00 FEET in THE AMES ADJ
II aition at q bargain. The Witherbee An
drew Co., Gold block.
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TOR SALE OR RENT-A WHOLE OR HALL
l. interest in a good paying blacksmith bust
ness. For particulars call at this Office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-12

WANTED-BUSINESS MEN. CLERKS and
w others who desire protection in case of in
solvency. loss of position, sickness or death, to
address for full particulars The Business Mans
Protective Union. Richmond, Va. Any desired
protection can be obtained. Good. reliable
agents wanted. insurance men preferred.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-12

NOTlCE--THE SECOND ANNUAL MEET
~ ing of stockholders of tire Cyclone Gold ana
Silver Mining company, for the election OF A
board of .t%fnstees tor the ensuing year, will be
pittsburg block. Helena, on Wednesday, April
~. at eight O'Clock p. IN.
Helena, Mont, April II, 1891.
l. sUT0R, Secretary.
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Nor SALE-S1, $50 FOR 5ROOM HOUSE
Il on east side; good we'll, will bring SIS per
month; $50 down. SIS per month. Matheson d
Co., 200 Power building.
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LOB SALE OR RENT-SALOON. FIXTURES
i and lodging rooms. with beds, etc. Inquire
1872 Helena avenue. r. Moran, prop.
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FOR CHARACTERIZATION

EOR RENT-RANCH, 100 ACRES. GOOD
L house and barn on the premises; ALEC water
right. Apply to John Steinmetz.
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WANTED-TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN
w room and board $26 per month. No. 202
Fifth avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED-TO DO GENERAL
~ house work, by competent girl, Address No.
II, North Rodney street.
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EOR SALE-MRS. W. c. PARDELLIAN OF
l. fers for sale the furniture and coed will of
her house. consisting of eighteen rooms all nice
ly furnished and occupied by desirable roomers:
a bargain to cash customer. Call at 1917 Ed
wards street for particulars.
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TOR RENT-sTORE ROOM CORNER SIXTH
IL avenue and Main street. Inquire OF John
Horsky, 500 North Benton avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED COMPETENT
cutter and filter. Address Dressmaker, this
Office.
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Tor SALE-CHEAP, A FIRsT-CLASs 90
L horse upright steel boiler. Apply at Bted-
manFoundry Il Machine Co.
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FOR

ROR SALE-A Span OF GOOD WORK
l. mules Apply 1850 Breckenridge.
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SITUATION WANTED AS sALEsLADY IN
~ dry goods or fruit and confectionery store;
can give good references and am thoroughly COM
petent. Address A. +. g., this oficeb
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WANTED-YOUNG GIRL, TO ASSIST IN
" Homework. Address i. H, this Office.

WANTED-A GIRL, GENERAL HOUSE
work. Apply DR.. Sara Harris, over Herald
The National tribune., 1891-03-26
BIHLF BRIGADE.
BRAIN-RACKERS.

ITO CovTnIEUrorz: In sending answers name
No. 81 ar NATEoNAI. TRIBUNE In which the puzzl =
isf0und. AussSrIs 81 VIessers niny DC forwarded
wiin a wc"k aiter receiving this Tribune. Donot
make numerical eHigmts al your oUu name.
Auswcrs musI Gccotn,,IiIy al puzzles forwarded.
ASswFRs 10 PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE MARCH s.
reply to Down ia Teunrs-ee":
C. c. FLOWER.
Ny first is \ conjunction aud my second a verb.
Ny third j. - rton"pn and nay fourth adyerb.
Ny whole is "A flower. sWHylng Ih the breeze,
flower cherished by all Z. Ca
-salIie stanbery.
HIDDEN TREASURE.
gulf In western Russia.
river Of France.
An island Of Danish America.
river - Germany.
country Of Europe.
city ~ Michigan.
One - the Great Lakes.
a city Of Connecticut
One 81 the British Isles.
city OF Coiurado.
Select one letter from each word. and these taken
together viii give the answer Cabinet for fret
correct answer with autograph Of srnder-Niua
Yates, Livingston, Mo.
WE ALL DEARLY LOVE
couiain u letters.
My D., >. ., u. "a lum nous body.
g, IL. Z q disdalu!ul tuien.
3 ., Z. %, To gniu by labor.
u, 9. j., =, o. strike against.
10. H., i3, 10 fuuGle
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My whole - something we all dearly lOye.-Liz-
zie N. Hewlett, MHnha-seit, l.. J..
A PUZZLE.
n man without eyes saw plums on a tree
Neither took plutns nor left plums.
How eau that be?
y u. Carter. Preston, O.
PROgEEB.
Ma lied raibn 81 bet seiivd hwksopro
Cd. Ferguson.
TANGLED VERSE.
Iif pa hace rhou thwi thaw liwl salt
Lby pa hct Et0menn sA yhtc or,
Hct hie v0bac nrwa ~ a u sutp,
~ eth pre iiruf 81 fife ebwoi
l.lma Armstrong, AtWo God Ind
The National tribune., 1891-03-26
Flowers.

What man. woman. or child Is there that does not
admire flowers aud beautiful plants? But few have
any idea 81 tie mag le the business Of growing,
them Tor seed or sale may become unless intimately
connected with tie business The case OF john
Lewis Chd-. Of Floral Park, Queens County, ~ Y
fully illustrates this. Hs has some of the most
beautifully located grounds ia the country situated
they aTe upon the most fertile and picturesque
Long Island, and but little Il miles from
New York and brooklyn. by strict integrity and
attention to business Mr.. ChildS has gathered list
Of customers which takes IN not only this country
hnt China, japan and Australia. besides ALI parts of
Europe. Ancr viewing hs esiab ishaIent Il Is easy
to believe that Il Is Of the largest for the grow
ing aud sale of seeds mud plants by retail the cuun-
try Mr. Ghi'ds's annual catalogue - hauc-orFir and
useful. and - many times worth the OF sending
for 10. IL gives extremely large list Of orua-
mcut~ towering plants and shrubs 10 select from
aud viii Euit the most fastidiUus. For further par
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He Would Nat ScrIe the Conrrdrrn,r.

George w. Butt died at his residence In
brooklyn, n. Y, on sunday. March Is. aged
65 years. Mr.. Butt was horn at Portsmouth.
Va, aud was employed in the BROOKLYN Navy
yard for the past - years. Upon the death of
his parents. who were extensive shareholders.
nc liberated all the negroes on the plantation
lie east his vote for Abraham Lincoln. He
refused To enliSI in the ConlCderIcy Suisse
quently be Was Imprisoned in Richmond, as it
was concluded by Jefferson Davis that he was
too dangerous a man 10 be at liberty in the
camp Of the enemy. Upon the earnest solicit
taliou of Nrs. Bait he was released on the con-
diIiOn that he left the South. He was com
PEELED, through necessity. To accept employment
from Sir Davis in the Railroad Construction
Department. lie made his escape by taking
charge of AN engine during the temporary alb
sence OF the engineer from the cab. Under q
gantlet Of fire be ran tho engine TO Norfolk
aud soon after made his way to Brooklyn,
where he was soon Joined by his wife and four
children
The National tribune., 1891-03-26
Monumrnt 70 Darr CrocLrti.

monument is 10 ba erected over the re-
mans OF DaYy Crockett. the famous Tennessee
hunter who killed l05 hears and performed
various other deeds Of valor. IL Is now more
than 80 years since this picturesque old char
acicF was buried. The shaft will be Of Ten
nesscc granite and over - feet high. At the
front base Of the column the embematic bear
keeps faithful watch in front of the bronze me-
dalton OF the setting sun; on the right part Of
the shaft bronze medallion with tile distinct
i've badge lthe rifle and knife crossedD of the
pioneer settlers OF the State is represented, and
corresponding medallion on the left side
shows the agricultural implements early SYM
bols OF Icnnessec's prosperity. One other me-
dalton represents the grand seal of Tennessee.
aud on the front Of the shaft a bust Of Col
Crockett looks down over the grizzly he loved
70 hunt 50 well. The bust will be ms true TO
lIle as ID can be made.
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The OitI, n. Y.

EDITOR NATIONAL tribune: Please give
the Losses Of the 9th y. Y. and the engage
ments IN which they participated.-W. w.
GOLDTHEITE, Great Bend. ". Y.
ANswER.-The 9th n. Y. was in Robin
sons Division. Of the First Corps and partiei-
pated in all the hard fighting of that orgauiza-
ton. il was organized ut Sarkeft's IIarbor in
March, ls62, To serve three years, and was con-
solIdated in March, 1863. with the lO5th n. Y.
It's first Colonel was Henry X. Yiele who re-
signed May ., ls62. He was succeeded by
Adrian II. Root, who brought the regiment
home. IL veteranized in 1864, and the vet
Grams and recruits were mustered out July IL.
1915. Its first battle was Cedar Mountain and
its last the Weldon Railroad. Altogether it
lost five officers and l05 men killed. and I37
who died in priSon. Of disease. etc. This regi-
ment was also called the Bell Jefferson Rifles.
-EDITOR NATIONAL TRIRUNE1
The National tribune., 1891-03-26
Throat Affections.

Those who overtax the voice in singing or public
speaking will fnd BRowS's BRONCHIAL Tho
CHls /" exceedingly useful enabling them 10 endure
more than ordinary eEertion with comparative
case. While they render articulation clear. For
Throat Diseases and Coughs they are a simple yet
effective remedy. Containing nothing injurious
lhey may be used as often required. and vii not
disorder Tie stomach Ike cough syrups aud balsals
For forty years they have been recommended by
physicians, and widely used. being known an over
the world A. ono Of the few staple cough remedies.
Sold only in boxes.