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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
TRIMMINGS FOR THE TURKEY.
How TO Decorate the Bird For the
Christmas Dinner

Christmas Dinner.
The Christmas turkey Is dressed with
as much care nv the hostess and in
more colors If 1t be n family turkey
wealth OF paper ribbons adorns II
and grouping OF parsley rosettes
trims It's sides. Half n lemon makes n
head for his turkeyshlp. and OF course
1t rests I'm bed OF green, Guffy edible.
The turkey is Drowned before his ex-
terror treatment begins, and in this
matter there Is only one rule, which is
that he shall be Drowned all over. lie
must he done Just 10 turn" and the
turn Is deep, rich brown, almost as
dark as seal brown, but very shiny
with the shine caused by the richness
OF his cookery Now the turkey is
taken out. and n platter specially pre-
pared for him IS brought forth This
IS heated and is covered with green.
and for this the pretty watercress
plant is ns decorative as anything.
Take his blrdship and while he is still
sizzling tie around him n paper chain.
Let 81 be- made I'm n sort OF eject
which is so becoming TO the Ameri-
can king Of table birds. Carry this
ruching Of ribbon around his noble
breast and fasten It In the back, 80
that as he lies upon his back his
breast will rise I'm handsome. grnce.
ful arch, adorned by the ribbon
Tho turkey VIII want also few 70.
scttcs upon skcwcrs OF wood. or metal
VIII answer the purpose. DO not let
tho turkey go 90 the table minus a
head or minus n tail. 4 lemon cut in
half with n few nOtches for balanc-
Ing purposes. Will answer for both
places Take the half Of n lemon that
IS 10 make n head and let it rest I'm n
bed Of parsley The turkey must have
his wristlets. for no turkey looks well
without them. For wristlets or paper
cuffs you can buy the cuffs that come
for this purpose, or II you cannot buy
them handily you can make them.
Take Of firm white paper enough 10 90
around the turkeys leg. Fold the pa.
per and when II IS folded slash g.
Cut 80 as though you were making a
fringe. now glue the cuff into shape
Let So dry and you have an ornament
for the turkeys leg This viii protect
your fingers from grease when you
nibblc the drumutlck
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
- - - 81.

..IvIF .I0C k|l OAKS.
.H.u lCa. Improvement
a.s 900. Ken preserve foui
.I live ..s o. r1ud iu the
and arD wing r uck OF mir
o.. ....r I.n u. arc now in
$500 ... srl.ce. and the
...'. rn..s nas approved
p..l. G. .nmnut curbs about
taeu. 81. |... .|. .ocs w.. each stand
iu 400 oval ..ap.I pace nine feet wide
d. thirty ir. long. Inside Of these
cur5s tlc oiled soil and other dclctcrl
Gus matter u.l D.. removed. the soil
stirred g1 cHrielcd and the space
periodically GIal with water until the
trees have had "a sumciency Some Of
these trees are also hollow. and these
viii .a cleaned OF decaying wood
sprayed with "a furg.cilc and filed
With cement The exposed cement Will
hc co."rcd to match as nearly as may
lc tha surface of tho bari, nnd will
also be rougheucd ON The surface with
the same cuI in view Al dead wood
viii then Doe prurcd ont Of the tops and
renewed hfc and y'gor given each
tree Such work should extend 20 cv.
cry fine tree standing ln ony public
stree. or highway iu any town u.s. well
oF to those on private property
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
vXykSr VIRGINIA NOR rHEKN y X
w ta Meet October "A, Ioo1.

No. connects With ~ & o No. 4 vest
bosnd and No eastbound
No connects With ". q. Nos % and
sst0o.Hd and NO S5 westbopnd
HENRY HANST. General Manager.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24

Nearly everybody knows DeWitt's Lits
le Early Risers are the best pills made.(
They are small, pleasant, sure little livef
pills. Sold by strickler's drug store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24

Makeyour friend Chriatmss gilt every
week Of the year. Send him THE ARaUsS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
PauIlne Luoon and tho Emn.ror.

The Emperor William J. was an en-
thusiastIc admircr OF Nine. Pauline
Lucca, who In 1863 was appointed
court singer for life at Berlin. When
appearing I'm opera the great singer
always had cup Of tea without sugar
during the performance. her maid.
awaiting an opportunity TO hand It TO
her IN the wings. One night the maid
asked "an old oniccr''-as she after
ward explained standing I'm the wings
10 hold the cup while she fetched an
ornament for Nine Lucca from her
dressing room. but before she came
back Che singer hal rum into 'hc wings
for hrr tcn ul found the Emperor
William Lpldiug thc cup for her. "Thc
emperor smI'l auI handed me the
cup said Nine Luoca, telling the
story -'aul never ala ton without sug-
81 taste 80 sweot.-W Westminster Ca.
let..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24

You should always remember that most
cough and cold cures are cOnstipating.
Yet the most important thing 90 do when
you have % cold is 90 move the bowels,
Gou cannot promptly cure q cold until
You DO This Kennedy Laxative Cough
Syrup stops the oough by allaying in
hammatiun of thc throat and lungs, and
30 drives tbe cold from The system by
gently moving the bowels Children like
it, for IL tastes nearly rs good a. maple
sugar Sold by Strickler's drug stOpc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
National Psrks

While the American Civic federation
Is loboring 10 save Niagara falls and
other beauties of nature, Il IS well 10
call attention 10 the fact that the Yo-
semitic and tho big tree groves are not
the only spots I'm California that need
state or federal protection. Down in
the canyons bordering the Colorado
desert wc have q number Of fine groves
Of washlngtonla, our native fan palm.
found nowhere else on tho globe. ana
these should be made special reservn.
tions for park purposes. Should a
commercial use for the giant trunks be
found they VIII quickig disappear
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
RrCfesstonaI Caros
JAMES A. BROWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
KINGwOOD, W. VA.

WM. G: BROWN.
ATTORNEY AND CouNsELoR AT LAW.
KINGWOOD. w. VA.
Psscsice in Preston and adjoining coun
etss. IN the Supreme Court Of Appeals aud
gedessl coutss
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
8lIMGRED ATTEMPT TO
 BLOW UP LPHIN

#zze .H Hr in" warning =tia #H4a faa Ua#aara Federation Of Miners +a= n. bottom ef t#. work but as#4 intelligent person tn the com
 H rltsmHf rtt thr enaf, sHaHd ae t...rt,d against au, organic 15Ha F believed thbt some lndi- aHW #as r1zsthlv my, harharr1 r0 fHshm mtuuou but som, are rg=HHHfHf #=tfrrHf ff.-- -r>t-1-ner of the
 r---r-- t.rr=t fi. company
 #Ifz dsetar. rt,, have uu dous. .tI-5aa--f eHaeH-. fact connected sta fae Mafrer i- chat the baggage aaEH t## garser refused to take saaara helaHsea to l.. < iIumez the
 mfIa.aua agent af ta. Tread0e1 mine
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$20, 900 FOR SEWARD
 PENINSULA ROADS

roads now in use will be repaired everywhere. and particular attention will be paid to the road which runs from Bessie to Banner station. and which will be connected with the Gla- eier Hill road.
 Other roads to bc repaired are those from Dexter station to Buster creek the Bessie road to the mouth of Newton guleh. and the road which runs from the mouth of Newton gulch Ia Osborne creek.
 Two new wide bridges wul be con structed on the road between Nome and Fort Davis. Men and teams will be rut on as the work will be laid out. but several days will elapse before actual construction work ~ill begin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
WEALTH
 SUICIDES

l. W. Albright who returned y.s- tcrday on Inc steamer Cnruiu. ~l4@ that the financial panic in New York caused former millianaires ta commit suicide at the rate nf one each das.
 While Mir Albright was in tae EH- pire city he did moi hear uaf ualN Nome people had "tt1:acd capital rm the development nf property here- H. heard of some who succeedyd in get ting little, but matters were looking SO well recently that he has no doubt capital wlI not be so hard to ap- preach. and only q ycr short time would be required fof bringing matters to their normal condition
 The only effect of the panic which is now visible outside k the earefuue displayed by banks in making loans
 l.. W. Suter who also came on the CorWin. says that the amount of rco- pie to come this year is al least equal to that which came befe last year
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04

w. l. Gnnlw,u superintendent of rastJ construction for seward renin- -aia. received official notification yes- terday that thr sum of S2a.ooo has been allotted for the work of constructing and repairing roads on Seward benin Sula-
 Partaf the money viii be spent an sravellmg the corduroy wagon road betweeu Fox river and Council This road is 5', miles in length. The re- main1er of the fund win be expended on the construction and maintenance of roads near the city
 one road will hc built ta Center creek. along the intermediate pay streak. It win start from the Bessie road about F miles from the city The
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
W0RKMAEy BURIED BY TONS
 OF DIRT ON PAYSTREAK

uurr Fuller aud br Mustard Wrr, summoned ta the scene. but thr iudg, returned tbis afternoon before tH,. mon had succeeded iu digging out th, body.
 The pisce of the roof which dropped was at least r. feet in length
 Another eHtein occurred un tb, zHa. claim zoms tim. ago and was due te the uet that vein of ice which m- through tho ground lbuut eight feet aheee the roof fatrd t, huld tho gravel up luN longer
 The ground k aeued hy John Lut- sehiHeer and others
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04

workman was caught by a cavc-iu from the roof of the Paystr,ak claim nn the submarine beach line this morning at o'clock and was ~tiu buried beneath toms of dirt at last accounts.
 Ills name. as ue1iy as Coroner Ful- Ter could give t. is Mike Jussemer Another man named Fleming barely escaped death at Che same time II, Was caught bs the edge of the cayei/ hut he succeeded in cNtricatmg himself without injury.
 Immediately after the accident Cor
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
OFFICER
 PINCHE:l
NAVAL LIEUTENANT RUN IN BE CAUSE HE RESENTED ROB
 sERY OF SAILORS.
Nuggets Special Service.

SN% FRANCISCO IH# 7# tenant fseJn-. af Inc [. #H f# .n te tar police -faffm Hr He=a r aI rJusms a disturbance. #aH.H#a# H##H#.# rd when lHs HeateHHf s=z5Hz.zH h'urf a5 .r smsff salmon 5zsa# r####a two sailors of his ship
 Tho lieutenant happened =uH= -H th, -JIoau at t#e f#a and n as=a#z. rhat tha drunken ttf-H ee treated m susHeial= ta. m,ns -Ju ueI HHs.H ta IT. imam Mas rebhHe ham Hr a1. = H.a .rId aeree aeht started
 \ policeman vha 4plsnlI seen. rau tha lieutenant # Ha azs== touched tbg. others
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
TEN TO ONE SHOT IN LITIGATION

Sarantis carliss filed suit today against William Cochoglanis ct al. for the recovery of the sum of s3.7OO. which k alleged to have been given by him to defendants in goods. etc. He also claims an interest in the Ten to One Shot claim on Center creek. He asks for an injunction order restrain- ing defendant from sluieing the dumps on their ground.
 Parke Goodwin is attorney for the plaintiff
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
WILL BUY
 NOME BRIDGE
ROAD COMMISSION FINALLY DE. cIoES TO TAKE STRUCTURE
 NEAR FORT DAVIS.

That the Road Commission has fin- ally decided to purchase the bridge over Nome river is the news just re- eeived by W. L. Goodwin. superintend- ant of the roads at Nome.
 The matter of purchasing the bridge has been thought of for some lime, but near as it was to being brought to a conclusion on several oc- easions the first intimation that the bargain would be clinched arrived yes- terday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
JOHN CORS0k STARTS
 ON BIG CAMPAIGN

if for several years.
 H. sNEsets te a1riee m Kethcikuu June $. Prom there he Ntl go to Ju- uglu arriving there about June r. After very short stay a" win go to Skaeaas aad aH te Fairbanks. which he expects la reach about tho 2>th Eefare reaching Nome he Wiu stop at seNerI Yukon riNer points and speak tH the voters.
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PUTS BULLET
 IN HIS BRAIN
Nuoast,s Special servIse.

WASlllNGToN b = IaH Cashier Miller If thr =eHrH Ez#H=.-a. bank. committed S8le= #edHt F t# vault nf tlu hIuk HE IaEHIZ Ithrpugh tHe head
 IT, was asked C. sa H#e tH tu Srcure deposit .a Hah tsa- #... r~saH for the Hra4=af #dHef e# tH. examination of ths aeaamt#. aH W.rr h.ne eNam6ue# far ra #Hra- of uaNInG In aII-ttsIft 5-aEs#s= ...-- lIliu.d.
 After a"me inta ths saut h. z-Hat- a confession and thn -ha hm.... When picked uia be st8= dst5
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
Later

Later
 The hadv Naz dug ont ahunf sn this afternoon. \ ilek had ta hy used to rIi5e a greHt frozen THtff which aT "u the hady NIT LuHsrHiugyu tuy owner of the gfaaHd. -ad ths r,- mains brought ta town immediately afterwards. Ife 4.Hes In, dead man name as Mikr Gtta aaumua Mr usr- J native nf Euszia and only started 10 w"tb 4esieH55I af Het H. He had H lev-o1f fo rlhfee weeks hsfare that. The Inquest ailI he hold fpmafraw.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA
 AGREE ON SMALL POSTAGE

has been only two cents for years and the same rate was introduced since on postage between nearly all British colonies and the mother coun- try.
 The effect of the reduction in the last instance has been that the post office receipts increased rather than diminished
 The same result is expected to come from the arrangement with the United States
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
BODY OF MAN EATEN
 BY DOGS NEAR CHENA

SHoWdeu has been missing since last August. fic was seen last on the goth of that month. He was a wcll-knowu waiter and worked often in Cinema and Fairbanks.
 No cause can bc assigned for his death.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04

 RELEASED
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 TACOMA. June f-Chcster Thomp- son. the boy who shot Judge Reed Emery, of Seattle, dead. has been de- clared sane by a iury and his release will follow as soon aS possible after tho necessary formalitirs have been gone through
 Thompson who is a son of a we'll known lawyer of Seattle, was tried for the murder of Judge Emery but was declared insane.
 He shot the judge about two years ago in Emcry's house because the latter tried Ia prevent him from seeing his niece, with whom young Thomp- son was smitten.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. June g. Britain and the United States today signed an agreement for the reduction of the postage charges between the two countries 10 cents for letters.
 The new rule will come into effect on the first day of next October.
 The trials made of transatlantic penny postage have proven to be altogether unsuccessful. The charge for letters between Britain and Canada
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
SAYS LAPS
 MEAN WAR
TAKAHIRA SAYS MlkADo IS WORKING TO STOP EmIGRA.
 TON TO STATES.
Nuggets Special Service.

iNNHdNA SRNNiai NtNGs
 WASHINGTnN5 p. = June 8 Ambassador TaEaaira xi<iteI tha White House taaas Tor tbe purpose of declaring positively tbat tHe Jarau,-c government fs honest in stricmg to check J9raHese emigration ta the United states.
 President Roosevelt and tHe mgnl- bcrs of the cabinet mad informed inc ambassador that the terms of th, agreement recently made were uat be- ing observed by thr mikado's govern mcut and thai .lapaueze are Gackua into this country almost tp a@ great m extent as ever The visit of Tasahira tn tHr White Hou~c today came after the ambassador had carefully mycsti- gated the matter
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
GREAT HIGHWAY FOR
 VALDEZ AND FAIRBANKS

a4adIaials II th- members .t the conn Hl==zaa za- tHsir nHa .FlI Ia speud= nag Ir f1 advantage.
 Major Eie4ar3-an a.c Lieutenant aHaaaaI sa#'sd fr HaH,s Mission ta- H85 fa fe#b ater tae utapuscd site af 4 mad hs1HaaH t5atr place and IIrI-- .Hr ta..Hy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04

the greatest activity may be expected in connection with the strike on the coast al the other side of Bering sea.
 II is more than probable that the bulk of the supplies will be composed of mining machinery. which will be put to use as soon as possible to de- veleP the new country.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
EXPECT LIGHTERAGE
 PLANT FOR SIBERIA

According 10 reports brought to Nome by passengers on the steam ship corwiu the Northeast Siberian Mining company intends to establish big lighterage plant near Anadir bay. Some of the large steamers com ing to Nome will have aboard. it is said. not less than 10000 tons of sup plies for the company. and scene of
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
TO EXTEND
 THE 6. N.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 WINNIPEG. Iuue h. au ai dress delivered hsfa. Che As-aal4sa Board of Trade in lhi- eitt aet ,t- ming James J HH aunaHeal that he will extend the Great Nalhrr railroad to Calgary and WiHHiH.e aaxi summer
 The announcement HHz rrr-is with the greatest enthusiasm and fII is the most popular man IH t#t- ear today
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
DAVE eoooFRIeNo A FATHER.

A baby boy came to the home of Dave Goodfriend at San Francisco on March 1s. He Was sl4 pounds in weight. and is well.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
CAKNON
 HAS H0pEE:
Nuaaet's Special ssrMee.

PITTsBURG. June 3-sl eaker Gam non still entertains much hepe that tho national convention will not over look him. He states that he is willing to stand on his record in congress and hc desires no other aid.
 He has abandoned his proposed au- tomobile tour to Chicago an account If the bad condition of the roads. bat he promises to "get there neverthe- less.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
HITCHCOCK WILL MANAGE
 CAMPAIGh OF TAFT

nalel II. believes trrt Taft. at least. 7mHard= eraugh rr the delegates ta aet t1tAla 47 tate= uf election ou the Hf=f h8il-t
 I'll, rtterai-a NiI he conducted viz eaaus's. voeer anI uo detail will he urg'yctcd just as though Mir Taft'~ chaucr- Wrrr doubtful
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
MORE CLERKS
 0BTAlnED
PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT Al. LOWS THREE ASSISTANTS
 FOR NOME OFFICE.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
Nuaaet.s speelaL Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
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 lle ..n.a n.f.u. leaving talt Taf.- Hom5t.tiru - certain con tl- second
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
IIugget's Special Service.

lIugget's Special Service.
 SEATTLE June Joan W. Cursnn. lhe republican candidate, for election h congress from Alaska, will leave here HeXt Saturday to open his cam- FaigH.
 ile will arrive in Nome July 2o. and Will remain Tn that district during tho election as he has been connected with
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
PLATES WIFE
 GETS MONEY

Nuggets Special Servfee.
 NEW YoI;K Jen- Sea1'1f Ful has -IE,u his te#r ait- Et#aa Iauauay rlatf fhe eaa "f s4-anH aH q summer ham. at UIGhiaHI Fa IE has al-, paid hrr aiuu,y's fees
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
ARKANSAS
 FOR BRYAN
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 LITTLE ROCK. Ark June 3-Thc democratic convention for this state has turned down Jeff Davis completely and has instructed the delegates fol' w J. Bryan.
 The result Is more or less a surprise. The supporters of Davis were confident of success until recently when a tide set in for Bryan
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
BASEBALL
 SUNDAY

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0vERGNRRGED
 GOVERNMENT 1
N-nl.t. speeLaL ser.-s

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
SICK ON TAYLOR

hH N.IaHg.ta has H=et #aH.a.a= m 1ayI" er,. and ta# I'm sa# f-I,rher.G d.ati# f.r # 4-a- nrHt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
NOME PEOPLE REMARKED.

Acc0rding Co word just received m Nome ". II. Bard and Mrs. Bard have been remarked after having been divorced some months ago.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 FAlRBANKS June 3-The body of Frank Showden was found on the shore nf the river about four miles below Cinema yesterday. It was partly deyourcd by dogs ana hardly enough ef il was left for identification.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
SAYS DUKE
 IS WRONGED
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK. June 3-Theodore Shonts. who arrived from Paris to- day. says that his daughters hus- band. the Due de Chaulnes. dies of heart disease. and that there was no foundation whatever for the report that his death was due to opiates.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
6Iatx Private Stock at the Bank.

A. B. C., lemp's, and Red, White and Blue bottled beer at "Ths North. ern." 25 cents a bottle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
GRAND JURY EXAMINES
 SEATTLE POLITICIANS

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DEBT IS
 INCREASED

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g ,: ]! }. ,! 2 ,: ]: ,. 2 2! ' ' ,. ,! ,! ' ,. ,. NOTIcE-To corwin Passen- :.

2 sers-we are sorry you were not 2 g with us this winter. However. :.
 s you can see the biggest event 2. g ever pulled off in Nome in the 2 / All-Alaska Sweepstakes race at 5e !; the Dobbs show Saturday night 2 ,: :: 2: :. < z :. z Z E < < z # & A
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04

BIatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04

Granite Mining Candle, are the bes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-04
THE CORWlR WILL PLACE
 STAKE LIGHTS ALONG COAST

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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-31
AMERICAN HUSBAND TERMED A SLAVE.

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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-31
First Soldiers, Monument.

The first soldiers monument erected
IN this country was at Kensington,
conn., and was dedicated to the sol
u'ers OF the Civil War, in 1863, while
the war was still in progress. On the
front is the seal and coat OF arms of
the state Of Connecticut and an In
scripuon. On the back and sides Of
tne shaft are the names of the local sol
uiera VINO We're killed in the war and
the names of the battles they were
Killed In. Evidently the Inscription and
the list Of names were not carved on
tlie stone until the close of the war
Grit.