The National tribune., 1885-12-31

Grand Review.-Emma L. Reese, New Cu1nber-
land, o.
THE TRIBUNE is engaged in the grandest of many
grand efforts in land for the perpetuty of lb-
erty Father and five uucles were III the war.-kate
A. Elder Windbam Center Me-
God is fast calling our soldiers home. year
ago | wrote of dear fathers death and now OF the
death of my uncle, John l.. Harper, 18th Va, oct
25 His name is enrolled among the immortaIs.-
Lueila j. Wiley, Gaiena, Kan.
My father is disabled soldier of Post 30, who
has failed thus far in getting pension. IHE
TRIBUNE is read with interest particularly ~ hieSG
and Uncle Daniels" story.-Willie +. Bodine,
WaIlen Ind.
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by VI. Quad or . Bullet and Shell - or spy OF the
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tographs and letters, by a COlonels son of 2i-F.
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Silver thimble for 10 handsomest pieces oil crazy
veyet.-Alary I. Frisbie, Mile Strip, \. Y Postal
cards with the Club. hat band for best-Genevra
Goodrich, Shiloh, w. Va. Tramp, the Boys are
Marching A. +. Kremer, West branch, Iowa.
Specimens Of the big trees of California or star s
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Cal. father served in the 18th Ind. Fine large
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Norway, Benton Co, Iowa. Our National war
Songs" 2IO pages Tor The Song Bouquet" 5.
BraiTsrd's Sons, and my photograph for the words
and music of Wait Till the Clouds Roll by. -
Grace Wright, Box 124. Hope Valley, IL. J. Auto
graph album and pretty lamp mat for largest col
lection of crazy patches by Jan. l.-E \. COOK
Usage Mission Neosha Co.. Kan. Views OF Boston
harbor, Christmas cards, or decacainahlas iof
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ton, South End Station, Boston. \ gold ring with
name engraved for handsomest photograph OF
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collection of newspapers-literary, agricultural ana
miscellaneous, also novels, to exchange ior any
thing; printing press 3t2 by >, preferred; wrlte
tirst.-A. \. Crooks. Spring Mountain o. Written
visiting cards exchanged with the Ciub-hiram
Tutue, Usage, Iowa. Two volumes 4lSoi.oo. OF
louthS Companion for good banjo, fiooers rllle'
card printing press, steel type handsome pres
ent for best tniypc.-Water kaler, Andcrsonpiiie
Ind.
Music and poetry: Sheet music, vocal or instru-
mental, for = Flow Gently, Sweet Alton" ENG
the Bell, Waterman, The Moeking Bird
"Whoi Buy My Roses Red >" BY the Sobbng
Sea-" and - Will Buy" etc.-Ella Crookhar, Box
Marching Through Georgia " for Tine Wounded
Soldier of Stone River" and "Sheridan's Ride. -
Ida c. Redmond, Schuyler Falls \. \. "Gipsey
Warming " and the answer "Gip.y Bride, Sner-
mans March TO the Sea" and Nora Darling for
80, Wrap the Flag Around Me, Boys. James
Bird od M"ids rayeT RaS Texas Seni h1Rser Rgar
man, Mich. Would some member OF the Club send
me the songs with music OF " The Little German n
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and 20, Where is My Wandering Boy To-
Night" Mildred Torey, lie Mars, Iowa
Lille Dale" for "A Flower from My Mothers
Grave" answer to " Miss Me at Home" " Dying
Cow Boy" and Gray Back in Rhyme. W.
Powell, Antelope: Idaho; Who WIN Care for
Old Letters" and Shout Again, She Knows the
Call MARY ID. Petty, North Dorset, Vt. Gath
ering Up Shells from the Sea Shore" and Drunk
ard ; Lone Child."-W. L. Johnson, Scranton, iowa
Take Back the Heart" Walk with Me" and
Locked Out After Nine"-Topsy Paisley, Bon-
deau St, Primrose, Iowa.
Correspondence with the Club: Evelyn &. Gray,
Chester, y. j.; Gertrude E. Davenport, Massa-
chusetts; Daniel Shilling, Warren, Ind; Miss A.
l.. Watrous and u. L. Shaf1er, Gravity, Pa; Mary
Iowa; Topsy Paisley, Primrose, Iowa; Elva Jane
Klumph, Walmouth, Wis; Nellie V. Reid, Box
I245, Wooster, o.; Milo J. Garrett, Thompsonville,
Kan. Della Burgesser, Versailles, Ill u. ID. IL uff
man, Burkett, Ind; Oracle L. Mundorf tlSl,
Fletcher, Neb. May and Sadie Hart Shelby, o.. !;
Katie A. Elder. WindhaIn, Mass. Nell Nj. Bates,
Versailles ILL.,; Grace Wright, Box l24, Hope VAL
| ley, X. i. VIII any young gentleman by the name
| of Will Blanchard send his address to the Ex-
! change and oblige Jennie? Will Lottie Manson
| who thinks her relative? Nellie Sanderson. Con-
| cord. Mimi. Charles Z. Stone, Buffalo, Pa; Alice
Owens, Columbus, Ind. 4; Nellie Sencewch, Astoria,
Ill. (partculariy with the 9Th Kan boys and glrs)
Madie Taylor. ClearfeId. Pa. Carrie Stevens, Box
! l39, CardIngton, o.; Walter A. haler, Anderson
vile, Ind. Fred NJ. Mundal, Box So, Urbana, o. !;
/ Samuel Van Volkenburg, Loomis, n. Y; Lou
Doty daughter, 81 I'D, Hampshire. Kane Co., Ill.
| Belle Cramer Box 276. Huntington, Ind; frankie
A. Walters, Gravity. Pa; ~ T.. Lewis, Naila
reader OF THE TRIBUNE; also, correspondence with
brass-band boys.-A. 4. Crooks, Spring Mountain,
o. Correspondence with the Cub.-Annie NJ.
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