The National tribune., 1885-02-12

would like particularly to hear from Louis r..
Walker. and will send my photograph in exchange
for The best-loo!ling one received. Father served
in Co f, \. \. L. A.-oia NJ. GARDINER, 1remaine s
Corners, =. y. fs4
Hope none of the girls viii send her photograph
to stranger. Mother always Taught me 1t was IN
iHprudeni thing to do Father served in Go. III,
6lst ill. Would like to hear from the girls-Cora
a. Wiilet, Glcnwood, Iowa.
If Miss Melissa G. Chat;ield will write me, will
send her the words of Over the f:i TO the Poor
house" Papa served ia Co. E. 10Th Ind.-Hattie
Graves. Maryvlie. No.
Woald like to hear from all-bangs or 40 bangs.
! would like to ask the fashionable girls, while
they sitting in the parlor with f5idcd hands
ana with that don ttouch- -wil-rub-o look
on their Coli-ilkc faces. where their mothers are
aud what they doing? Add the knowledge Of
a thorough hOusekeepeT to your style, and you add
10 your own ana others enjoyment. Girls 60 TO
the rink and dance if you want to- but don't give
Your photographs for the asking, nniass you would
have you: face familiar TO every bar-room loaier
Take this advice for what il Is worth.-Lee Ed
wards, Box 2is. Canister. n. y.
Would like t. hear from all and If r. i. Stoner
writes. will send the words OF = Young Charlotte. y
Myrtle Adams, Marine City. Mich.
We live on farm ia Dakota, on the Missouri
River. Father served in Go. 6, 20th Wis. Both my
brother and l think girls should wear bangs If
they want to, but my brother thinks they should
be crimped not worn at all.-Nellie hammond,
Elk Point, Union Co, Oak.
CLUB WHISPERS.
We live in the Willamette Valley. where there
Is plenty of snow and have fine times snoYbaiilng.
We 20 to school 10 Mr.. VI. w. Hunt, our uncle and
brother. Ethel Lynn is kind OF a girl Sarah
+. Hunt and Birdie Z. Ashby (niece and aunt,
Whitesker, Ore -e.s rs -.-s -. .-.s
Girls should be careful how they say all boys are
worthless Father, uncle and two brothers were
in the army, and uncle was killed there. Mamma
says when papa enlisted she tried to Keep the boys
nj home, but they said they must go and fight for
their country, too. Girls not as brave rs they
think they are. They will run away if they hear a
gun go Oft. Girls have always had the best of it
sit al home while their brothers face the world
and Its storms. So il always has been. and think
will remain If Charles Miller or VIM. Waters
will write me will tell them all about the West.
Would like to hear from Thomas Nj. Young. of St.
Joseph, Mo.-Anna Z. Heller. ST. South Eighth
street, Omaha, Ncb -...- III. /. -.....c
After two years reading OF THE TRIBUNE, am
knocking at the door Of the club for admttance.
Greetings for al.rC. w, Box 2S Mark Center, o.
My home is on the Kansas prsliries. 20 miles from
the capital city. Papa served in Co q. 1n3d H.,
and has been 20 years in Kansas OF six uncies in
the service. one was MORALLY wounded nj Shiloh.
/ belong to the MadGe Lee ranks. Will some one
send ME the words of Nellie Gray"2 Here is my
autograph album sentiment: .,.s.t .s...-, r.....
Love no man. not even your brother;
If girls must love, love one another.
1woud join the Club. which is so interesting and
receive letters.-Niiliam Hickey, Box Ia Sigour-
ney, Iowa.
A massachusetts boy of Il asks admittance and
letters from the Club Father was n veteran of Co.
ii, 18th Mass. and belongs TO Farragut Post.-H.
q. Burgess, South Gardner, Mass