The National tribune., 1885-03-05
CRIss-CRoss CORNER.

CRISS-CROSS CORNER
| Iapprove highly of our most popular fashions.
bangs included. Any lady who has not the pride,
| energy or grit to stay with our present fashions
| will not make good wife, Miss Nancy c. El"ids,
| don't be offended. Ada Smith, approve Of your
| remarks smoking.-Syivezter GwaltIey, Glib
| son, Ind
| The man Of much sense is of far more benefit 20
! the world than the man of many cents. A mans
wealth may get his name i'll the newspapers, but IL
he would have his name live he must be a bene-
factor to his race Education controls wealth, hut
wealth cannot buy education. There is something
better than Vanderbilts wealth TO be President
of the United states. My highest ambition is to
live iifs that no one may say of me, lie haih
wronged me.'-J. c. BTaun, Prescott, Kan.
| am II years of age good-looking, and the son
OF a veteran. / would like postais from the Boys
and girls OF the Club, for the purpose OF making q
| postal autograph album. We take several papers,
| but think The NATIONAL TRIBUNE the best Cor
respondents will please address their posiais TO
| "Theodosus," P o. Box 49, Georgetown, III.
| Father is a veteran of the I'd iowa. My mother
Is an invalid, and ever since was 10 years old my
| piano and organ has been-liSe Ora ileath's-only
| two-legged and made of crimped zinc, and requires
| plenty of hot water and soap TO play to any ad-
vantage And for fashion and style agree with
Lizzie Tschoepe. love to whistle sing and dance,
| and can play social game OF cards have no
! brothers and sisters. would like to correspond
with the girls and boys of THE TRIEUEE, and also
| exchanges visiting cards.-Eiphia V. Wood, Dele
ware Iowa.
CORRESPONDENCE WANTED.
Burty j. Sparks G5), Barry, Morgan Co, Mich.
| Father and grandfather served in Co A, 9th Ohio,
! SherInan's Brigade Fourth Corps; also, had four
/ unces and numerous cousins in the Union army.
| Minnie E. Roster, Lyon Falls, Lewis Co, y. Y,
daughter Of COmrRde j. s Roster, Co. II, Dist Mass,
| and Commander of III. J. Botchford Post, No. 3So
! had served three years, lacking one week when he
| lost al Cold Harbor. Mimic 10 Is, and
| would like to exchange letters or cards.
| MaTCellus Fiandon (20) Bcaman, Iowa, had seven
| unces in the army from the Green Mountain state.
| Ruth Wcolf 90, Nashville, Tenn, daughter of q
| veteran Of Go. q, 18th Ohio who loves the Grand
| Army and THE TRIBUNE. Thinks that bangs or
anything which addsto our personal appearance oil
! right Would like correspondents from the iaEni-
| lies of the 7th.
Ella White 90 Fowler Ind, sends love TO THE
TRIBUNE and says that Though neither tho daugh-
ter sister of soldier her heart - always filled
with love and gratitude when she reads of the
deeds of our noble veterans. Wears bangs ard
| thinks her right should no, be Questioned since
| without she resembles a bald-hcaded eagle
| Elizabeth Harris (l6l, West Grove, Iowa; father
served III 9st Ind
Edith d. Whary n5), Fowler, Ind, daughter OF
James Wharry. Co. B, seth Ohio, would like CORE
| epondents of the same age or older. Thinks hangs
matter of TASTE and that the girls have the same
right to wear them as the boys to wear musacbes.
| Jesse L. Walker, of the same place wishes her to
state he IS boy of Is. who would also like letters
| WIN. Kuhens tls). Harmony Warren Co. N. J.,
| would like correspondents from IS to 20.
| Eva Wilson, White Pigeon, Mich, who writes on
pink paper, would like to hear from the boys and
| Wilson Sergt, Co. II. 9eth Ohio; member of Elliot
| Post No. IFS.
| Ida YounlSin Q6), Oseeoia lowe father served
ia Co. A, 10Th w. Va; was IN Florence and Ander-
sonville over nine months. and three days without
food. Thinks the boys and girIs can fnd better
subjects than bangs and powder.
G. /. and q. L. Callahan, Arnold, Neb; father
served in Co. g. 1lth Kan; send best wishes and
regards to the Club and TIE TRIBUNE, and solicit
| correspondence.
! T. f. Stanley u5). Springfield, Oak, son of T. f.
| Stanley, Goth Ind. battery; belongs TO SteodInsn
| Post
Hattie Jones u6), Peabody, Kan, daughter Of Q
veteran of % battles, and had six unoles Ia the
Union army.
Rob't F. Znn u.s. Fowler Ind. would like cor.
laf
/ THE TRIBUNE. as he hopes never to be without It..
Keeps his fathers sword hanging ia his bedroom
| Father First Lieutenant, Go. +, lSd Ohio.
Aun Laura (i7), Box lJ}, Sallatin, Mo; does not
| dance reed novels, or whistle The truth is, she
cannot whistle. having tried until patience has eZ-
hsusfed itseif. Father served In Co. ID, 18th Ohio.
Lewis 4. Gordon Gleugardner, Y. j., would like
letters from girls between sand -. Will exchange
! photographs and forward s. with tie prettiest
Marion l. Simons TO- is Adams street, Pttsfieid,
Mass; father served in Co II, Seth y. " and is o..
| ID. OF Rockwell Post mother, Conductor of Rock
nell Relief Corps. Would like To hear from Louis
| x. Walker, If lie is not already sciuged with let
| tiers; also, from members OF the Club about 10.
Cora Smith (lS}, lie Roy, Coffee Co. Kan; father
served in Co q, 22d Iowa. Is member Of the
Woman's Relief Corps No. 46. Would like TO cor
respond with gentleman with blue eyes, fair hair,
between l9 and &c, and the son of veteran Thinks
| when the vcarer looked If she spreading
| her wings To fly up 20 the moon.
Mary Ida Barton u6l Fairfield. Swift Co, MINI,
would like 10 correspond with young gentleman
from IL 10 q, who has black eyes and black hair.
f, IF. Pitcher 10. Naverly. Iowa, only son of a
veteran Of Co A. 18th Iowa disabled in the service
| and pensioner. Had two unclcs in the army one
| "A Drum Major. My sister 49, wears bangs, as
/ All tie girls DO here.
A Dutch girl would like admission TO the Club
| and 10 correspond with members l like the Club
because of the common-scnss expressed by the
members, from which young person like myself
! can learn and be benefited. Aud not only the
Young delight in it. but Older people find pleasure
| in looking over The Chatter Box. - they call
il. Father served five year,: f.rst enlistment three
iEr timer
/ three years or during the war, ia Co. Il, nth in
which he veteranized. or five papers we ali like
! THE TRIBUNE best.-Eila A. Hose, 5lassilon Stark
| Co. O.
| would like 10 correspond with T. q FL The
holidays were duh, and there j. good Winter
sport ia the Lone star Statc-Gp skating, sleigh
| riding, or anything else. Dancing IL "A pleasant
| pastme. do not play cards but know many who
| ENJOY quiet game VIII some one send the sou1
beginning, - once had q fortune, | thought it
| would never be sunk" etc.. ii. Hughes, LexinE-
! ton, Tex.
| daughter Of W. Fl. Mills, veteran Of the 9Th
| Kan. Cav, and one who loves TIE TRIsUHs,
would like 10 hear from the girls.-Henretta Mills,
Leon iowa.
| CLUB WHISPERS.
Father served three years and 10 months: wound
1 ed at Plttsburg Landing aud WAS in many hard
battles. Della Gordon il wise in proposing debate
the question OF education better than riches but
| fear u viii be sided few will hold to the
negative think it silly for strangers to exchange
photographs.-Ernest l.. Gates, Cameron, Mo.
| think there are few who viii take the negative
| ing there Is much difference of opinion. believe
social dance pleasant and harmless amusement
| hiadge Lee IS about right style Photograph
and bat bands getting too cheap. Let the girls
wear bangs and the boys smoke cigars and curl
their mu-taches. II IS All question al taste Here
| is autograph verse, which expresses my views
| De not form opinions bIindly,
| hastiHces 10 trouble tends;
| Those OF whom think unkindly
| often prove the trucs1 friends.
| Boo Liukunl, Box q Strawn Van
| THE Engine Thieves - is the best story ] ever
read. Father served iva Co. q, 18Th n. Y. Cav
| Box 1870. f4sgievilie, Harrison Co. RIO.
! Father sli!sTuck near Petersburg, close by
the tree where Poc;Ihoatas saved the life Of John
1 Smith. IL served III the 10th \. VI. G. Glad
den, Grand Meadow, MINI.
| Ne live Is homestead ia Nebraska, where let
! tiers from the Club wouid he welcome. Father
| seTvei in the lsGth Oho.-Columbus Zeilisger
| David City, Neb.
|. Letters 10 daughter of Veteran Of Co u, 2sth
| H. wnuld he gratefully received.-Olive NJ. Brad
| ford, Junction Cily, Kan.
| Father sarved in the S2d Ohio, and remembers
! Comrade Helcniamp; thinks ho belonged 10 Co
| II. Father - George 5. Dickey, Co. l. He would
/ be pleased 10 hear from Cu,Brade lIeienkamp c.
| H. HelenkGnp - right on the tobacco question.
/ The young who resolves never 10 use the
filthy weed Ia any form las great deal Of respect
Decatur Co., Ind.
| OUR YOUNG RECRUITS.
Father served In Co A. l0Gth Ind, Fifteenth
| Corps and thinks Col. Richards Goth Pa IL mis-
taiEen when be claims that his regiment was the
first TO plant the National ooOFs on Lookout Noun
| tain. Father claims it was Ostcrhaus's Division
| Fifteenth Corps attached that day 10 the Tween
| tieth Corps Father belongs tO Post 90 He was
al the taking Of VicksbuTg Jackson Mission Ridge