The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-11-05

cOHtented MIND enough beauty To iill tile most
searching eye, and enough loyalty 10 bold the old
Volunteer State in its proper orbit until nations,
principalites and powers dissolved and Christ
becomes the King and we crown Him Lord of All.
| Now, who wants to correspond with a farmers
boy 10 years of age. who has been student school
teacher, book agent. and dry-goods clerk thus far
| iii his life? My love to the boys and girls oil the
| {. C.-Joe +. Dyer, Whitesburg, Tenn.
| CLUB WHISPERS.
| / have been taking THE TRIBUNE for month
and want to say that like it very much got the
! book CAPTURING Locomotive" aud think 1t
/ Splendid rather Is VeteTan-ChafIes Henry
Wilmer, Saiida Col.
Papa in Co f, seth H., three years, and
| though unable to do any hard work since the war.
| he gets no pension. We want you all to know how
| much we like THE TRIBUNE-Retta Ramey,
| Eureka. Kan.
am little girl Qll, and my father served four
| years and a half in the Union army. Weare much
! interested III The TRBJ NE-Clara j. Darke. san
| Luis Obispo. Cal.
! My sister takes THE TnIBUNE and all think it
splendid. Father, who "A soldier, died IN 1870.
We live on n farm % miles northeast OF Leaven-
worth. VIII members of the Club send me their
names on slips OF paper 3Xl . inches, for an album
| Let us hear again from Topeka girls, Madge Lee,
| Neal Forrest and Aggie l.. Dennis. agree with
| Madye on dancing, but not style and fashion,
| Ollie Henson, Locust Grove, Atcnison Co, Kan
ENJOY reading the letters OF the Club very much:
thought the essay on Self Culture splendid. L
! also think some of the debates very good Can
| anyone tell me who LongfelIow meant in /" Paul
! Reveres Ride" when he wrote
And one was safe and asleep in bed,
Who at the bridge would Ire first to fall
Who that day would be lying dead
Pierced by British musket ball"
have been asked this question several times and
have never been able TO answer it.-Gertie Rowell,
| Fresno, Cal.
My father. Eli q. Farmer SD Ind, and four uncles
| were i'll the army. Father died nine years ago,
but my stcpfather a veteran of Co. Ii, 18th Ill.
He became entirely blind five years after the
| We all love THE TRIBUNE.-Lettie Farmer, Clay
| ton, Ind
Though we take IL papers think THE TRIBUNE
best OF all. We think " Uncle Daniels Story and
The Engine Thieves just splendid. And / agree
with Walter A. kalers views. | do not like the
way some girls ask correspondents and to exchange
photographs, though i would like to hear from
some nice person.-Aiinnie Aiken, Council Grove,
Kan.
| want to say that fully coincide with the views
expressed by "Anti-Rink." No matter how care
fully rink Is managed there are always objeC i'm
able characters there. / never visited rink but
once. Sister and went hour set apart for the
instruction of ladies and children We SAW persons
there who would not be received into the houses of
my parents or friends, and we never went again.
Anything that can be said against the bad tenien
cies OF public ball applies equally to the rink L
must tell the Club OF the pictures prize highly re-
ceived throus the Club In letter wrote of the
bravery of Mrs Annie Etheridge now Mrs. Hooks,
and the result IS the receipt OF cabinet photographs
of herself and hu-band.--ElIa L. Adar, 80 North
Thirteenth street. Terre Haute, Ind.
TRIBUNE EXCHANGE-WANTED.
Correspondence-Wth members of the Club. 16
and lS--Allie VI. Berg, Box Ia, Owatonna, MIMI;
with young gent eTHen 20 TO %, by soluiers daugh
ter-Vlola l.. Loweiis, Glenwood, Mimi; with boys
aud girls over 10, by young lady who thinks the
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young ladies and gentlemen, u to 2j-Lana L.
Doern, Unity, Wis; with Club friends iii Florida,
Southern California, Nevada and Colorado-Fgn-
nle A. Thomas, Cannelton, Ind; with soldiers
daughter and with dark young gentlemen " no do
MOI use tobacco, drink liquor or swear-Anna E.
GetcheIi, Box 81. Unity. Me-; with Club friends OF
II tmy own aSe) particularly in Iowa, WISCONSIN,,
California and the South-Jessie l.. Cieayer Ia SOL
dier's daughter) Wabuska New. with young
ladies I6 2u-Joseph Shilling BurSett Ind; ] am
moi soldiers daughter, but would correspond
with members of the Club of Ia tmy own age)
oil.
consln-FloFeace Young, Wabuska, Lyon Co., New;
for mutual benefit-Herman Taylor. Majeuica,
Ind; with Ruth Dutton, Dakota, Neb.. whom
father thinks relative-Harry Dutton, Genwood,
Kan, (son of 9th Iowa veteran) with boys and
girls Il and ls-Carrie L. Jones, daughter of 97th
ONO veteran; with lady, by veteran and son
OF n veteran-CharesL l.. MarIgold, Box ll9, Kings
ley, Mich; young ladies, l6 to iS-Elmer lie Roy
Ciaywell, Erie Pa; correspondents in Pennsyiva-
mia, New York, Maine, Florida Oregon, California
and New MeXicO-Frank Drake, Lansing, Kan;
corresponding i'll Minnesota, Dakota. Wyoming
and kansas-M. Emma Ranney Groton, n. V;
young ladies and gentlemen, 10 and is-Sada
Sherwood Box 81, Augusta, Wis; veterans SONS
and daughters, 10 10 25-Miss Ranie l.. Dill,
daughter OF veteran of Post E A. HarshoEn,)
schaghticoke, n. Y; young ladies of the C. c., by
an Illinois farmer who likes soldiers daughters
Frank Dillon, fremont III; veterans and
daughters, 10 10 p, by soldiers daughter of IL
Dis, Christie Green, SchagttIcoke, \. Y; with
members Of the Club-E 3. Sprig2s, Irwin, Mo-;
with ladies OF the Club, also veterans who served
under Gen. Peek at the battle of Fair Oaks and in
the ODD Pa.-osear HALEY, care OF VIM McCoilum,
IL.
and gentlemen OF every State i'll the Union-Nora
Elllman Sedan, Kan.
Songs ami Music The Dying Soldier of Gettys-
burg had two ncles killed III the war-Edith NJ.
Cutting, Attleboro Falls Mass. " The Drunkard's
Lone Child"-Fannie A Thomas, Csnneton, Ino
Emma Holmes, 4. d. Frank and p a. Hills Ills, If
they VIII send siamps-Bert Dedrick. (koliing
StoneJ Plttsburg, Kan.
March" write hrst-Ivie Ginger Winchester Ind
Sheet music for "Pansy Blossom" Sweet
Nloiets Paddle Your own Canoe" and March
ing Through Georgia "-E. Reynolds Lerch 6is
East llth street. Erie, Pa When the Flowing
Tide Comes In Nora Hillnan Sedan. Kan;
The Last Charge at Vicksburg Alice N.
Miner, Blairstown, Iowa
To Exchange-Winte bouquets for shells from
the Rio Grande, specimen from Mammoth Cave,
kentucky, stalactites pink coral, Chinese horn
NUTS e. Wilbur. Box 3, Littietown, Iowa;
Pieces of Plymouth Rock, curiosities of the Pill
griins magazines and papers for curiosties coins,
minerals; or specimens of ores-Geo w. Smith,
z ymouth, Mass; IA So self linking rubber stamp,
any wording desired for 50 worth of foreign stamps
or a volume OF f9nhs conpdhton-tarry IL.
Nichols, care of City Post Office, Washington, d. e.;
Tulips hyacinths, Jonquis, cyciaInen, cannas or
Towering bulbs for new, dark-brown hair switch,
valued nj about S3-Mrs. :. Il. MARTIN. Oxford
iowa; a handsome autograph album for the best
written letter, by young lady ID to 10, with photo
Sergeant, Custer Post. No. z, S. ", Dawn, Mo;
. How He SIvedSt Mchaels.' Kate Shelly, ASK
Mamma, and other good pieces for recit!iions for
other selections suitable To speak at a concert or
school observation-disclosures l.. Cleaver Wabuska,
Lyon Co, New; Orphans Prayer" The Last
LYNN" and other choice recitaIion5 for seiec-
lions suitable for recitation-Florence Young,
Ndbuska, Lyon Co. New
To the lady sending me the handsomest photo
cabinet SIZE of herself maine and address. will
send handsome velvet plaque, hand painted. TO
the gentleman sending me the handsomest photo
cabinet sIZeD will send hand-panted hat crown.
VIII paint his initials if he desires, aiso-Box w,
Murphy sboro, H.
To any member of the Club or Happy Household
who will send Inc the prettiest package OF crazy
pieces, ~ In package will send 10 pieces of sheet
music, both vocal and instrumental TO the second
best, i've pieces OF music and pressed flowers
the klnZna Bridge (highest in the worldl. Prizes
awarded Oct. 3lst.-Minne Wolcott Limestone
n. Y.
The Curious Corner.
Answers to questions will not be published with
in two or three weeks after questions appear. So
all viii have a chance 10 send replies and receive
honorable mention with number answered
PATIENT CLEANERS.
Angie L. Roorback, 8; John Hoskins jr. 5; JAS.
i. Aiger 3; Mamie L. La Masney, La Fayette
Ind; Chas A. Gray, White Heath III.
RoGerigo Triana was the sailor who on the
outlook abroad the " Pinta and gave the shout of
Land, when Columbus discovered America, in
l492
The people who ate the apples from the tree that
grew at the head of Roger Wiiliams's grave ate
Roger Willams-Adde Sadorus.
The name OF Henry Hudsons vessel, voyage of
1853 WAS the Hall Moon - of 1910, the Discoy-