The National tribune., 1884-11-13

war with one blown 4. What great man died on
Independence Days Father served in Go. ID. 18th
Wis--Nettie Cossentine, Beaver Falls. Mtnn.
no LONGER TURNS UP HER NOSE.
DEAR CONVERSATION CLUB: After reading the
letters and good wors sent TO each other through
the Club i became interested In il myself, though
before l read many letters had rather stuck up
my nose al IL. But forgive me- please ana accept
me a member 1 think [ am Older than most OF
the girls that write but tina. make any differ
| ence. l am the daughter OF - soldier; and aren't
all proud of our soldier fatbersY L claim my
| fathers pistol and sash and my sister Claims his
sword What good aud iudicrOus stories soldiers
can tell can't they? IL any of the Ciup writes 10
me shall be much pieased.-Bcth Bogard'is, Kane
Greene Co, ILL.,
TRIBUNE THE SIZE OF sUNDAY-scHooL
PAPER.
DEAR CONVERSATION CLUB: VIII the members
of the Club and others please send me their auto
graphs7 II they will / will paint in kensington
painting aud send to the best If gri) piece SUIT
able for the center of a crazy quit, and u BOY
will send bat band with his initials painted on IT.
We have taken TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE ever
since it about the size of Sunday-schooi
paper, and we may be considered life subscribers
read the entire paper with intense interest," esec-
tally the columns which the editor has so kindly
given to As would like to make postal card
album would be pleased If some one would SEM
Information. The citizens of this place are de-
lighted the fact that are TO have the SOL
diers Home here. After il is built and furnished L
will give the Club description OF it, am getting
up Club of subscribers for THE Tribune II any
of the club will write TO me ] will send them a
IL
Maggie l. Loudon, Leavenworth, Kan.
A NEW SUBJECT.
DEAR CONVERSATION CLUE: would suggest
that there be subject at time for discussion,
not as it is now, when each one has different one
to talk Why not have one at u time, ana t.ien
all could talk il, and when it was exhausted
take up another. Will some suggest a good SUD.
jec? small Ice pleased to hear from members OF
the Club especially from the gentler sex, and to
each one sending me her photograph VIII III ex.
change send my autograph aud to the prettes'
one handsome autograph album ana my pioto-
graph.-U. l.. c.. townsville, Frederick Co., Mo-
The Editor suggests the subject OF popular
education and mixed schools as subje It very
proper TO be discussed by the youth of America.I
KIND GREETINGS FOR THE TRIBUNE.
Words of good cheer come from the follow
ing:
f. L. Schofeld, Connecticut girl of 10, whose
father served in Co. b, l4th Conn, Darien, Corn.
Edwin III. Williams. New Albany, Ind, Il years,
son OF ComraGe JAS. Williams. Co. A Sist Ind; re-
enlisted in Co. Z, 10th Ind and died three months
after returning home sick from the battle held
Minnie L. Shutef New Rickland, " aseca Co,
Mimi, daughter of wounded veteran of the LIST
MINI.
Gertrude Anderson, Princeton. Ind. sends
rect answer 10 c. c. Waish's questions; received
too late
a comrsde who lost his health while serving in the
5th Wis battery, but can get no pension.
WILL THE CLUB WRITE?
The following are some of those who enjoy
the Conversation Club aud would like to re-
ceive letters from members of the same:
c. ID. Shukers son OF Comrade Shukers, Co. B,
LIST Ohio. Independence, Kan.
Fred J. Rexiord, of a bugler In Co. b. 50th n.
Y, Engineers. Would like the song, Brave Boys
They"
Carrie Bronson, Angora, Coos Co., Greg; daugh-
ter of Comradc Henry Bronson, Co X, 9Th Ill. Cav.
Would like the words of the Shiloh Battle, begin
ming
when first parted away from you,
In pain and grief and sorrow. too
Annie NJ. Anbrust, Greeley, Weld Co, Colo;
Is; daughter of a veteran of Co. /, 18th Pa.
Hattie g. Lee. Essex, H.. daughter of a wounded
veteran of Co b, 18th Ill.
Riilie ~ Wells. Shabbona, De KaIb Co., Ill. 20,
and the eldest of five children of q comrade of Co.
l. sth Ill. Cav; wounded in the battle of Falling
Water.