The National tribune., 1889-02-21
LOYAL WOMANS WORK
Tie Household, Conversation Club
Puzzles, etc.


kind messages brighten long working hours Ike
the gentle streams Of sunshine that steal in through
the frost-covered windows
The butterfly sent by Emma s. Perkins Of Natick,
Mass-. suggests the thought that the c. c. would
like 70 hear Of that Butterfly Party given by the
Kings Daughters. Awordto the wise is sufficient,
Emma
DOllie Goode, Alexandra, No, the 16-year old
daughter OF Comrade Robert GoOde, Alexandria,
Mo, the prize in class Of 3 for the greatest
improvement IN penmanship and then, like a true
O. Q. girl used the dollar subscribe for the Ma
TToSAL TRIBUNE as q pleasant surprise for her
father.
Brown Eyes" Of Pleasant IIiIl Pa, who has
collection OF ferns aud leaves and C. q. clippings,
must send her name for enrolment
Richard G. Watt and others: Your name en-
rolled on application member OF the Z. Z. AOu
are now one of as. The badge YOU can secure from
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE aud costs 81.
II. O. Macurda Is quite correct. Kate b. Sherwood
viii send copy OF her Campfire Poems TO any mem
her OF the & & a. half price, or - cents Address
Yes Annie E. Hoyt, better write direct.
NATIONAL TRIBUNE APRON.
DEAR II. II. AND c. c.: knowing what thrifty
housewives and dressy girls " have ia our charmed
circle thought would write and tell them OF
" dress apron pattern have thai Is both neat and
elegant One aud one-haG yards of yard-wide
goods VIII cat H. and looks lovely, either trimmed
with rufies OF lace. il has a peplum around
the waist that adjusts itself 10 the hustle and looks
oressy. would give diagram 81 u Ia this de-
room. II any Of the Z. G members or readers 81
lHE TRIBUEE would like the pattern, and VIII
inolose me SIX cents in postage stamps to pay Tor
paper and mailing / viii send them pattern with
pleasure, for know they would like it.
Here Is a recipe for making
MEXICAN ToRTILLAs.
Take tablespoonful Of lard heat it hot on pan,
then aud about one pint Of water; add -four
enough. sailed, TO mix this liquid about the con-
sistency OF Piecrusi then ro II ont like pecrUst,
not TOO ihin- Cut In fancy shapes, then clap for
aWhIie between your hands. Now grease your
stove-cap mot q pam, cook them quickly and
eat with srup or honey while hot. You have
idea how good they TASTE; but be sure and not Use
q pam Tor the cakes c>-nn0t soil clean stove
cap. Yours pro pstria--Airs. IL J. GaIpin, San
Antoniar Tex
Conversation Club.
Rules oJibc Cltsb.-l. Write briefly q Write only
on one SIDE 81 she paper 3 Write TO the point. 4.
Write on one sUlgeca. 5. " rite your best. 6.
Send answers 10 all puzzles for use of Editor Each
week the names ~ those writing the best letters
style, composition, spellins penmsnship and gen.
ersl merit cOnsidered-wIH be named al the head
Of this column on the Honor Roll. First honor
VIII INCLUDE al Of these requirements Second
honor wiz include a deficiency Ia some one point.
NO others VIII be named.
sEARcHERs AND soLvERs.
James e Aiger. Svampscott, Mass, 4; Edgar /.
Stevens, Wy r. 4 Ethel T. Saliti, stark lIl. ];
Fonda Gable. ByersyilIe o.. 8: Mabel T. Giddfngrs
Thornton Ferry. \. h 10; Annie /. aIarsh 5su-
gus, Mass, 4; +. ;. johnson East Liverpool o. /;
Edith E. hitler, Neillsviiie, O., 4; F. b. Anderson.
v
III, 2 Edna Brophys East Dorset, VT. 1; Inez N.
Humbeu shannon, H., 3; May A. Russell, Rod
man, lowe l. = a I,nkllan Springfield, Mass,
a James X Myers, Myers, Tenn, 1; Arthur o.
Ssson, 3; Mrs C. Albertsou, Milegsburg o.. ,:
Flay Y. HARRISON Franklin, Tenn 6; Charles T.
Straight, Fawtueket, Il l. Il; James z. AIger, l.
ldelayeol; T. b. Anderson, Woodland /: Annie t.
hoyt, South Aorwalk, Conn, I; Mary Dawn Petty,
OUR ROLL CALL-GREETINGs
Frances Hsgar, Madalin, y. Y; Frank c. Rogers,
NJ Plesslills = ssLlHEtOn, u. c. George l. Brooks
w. Augusta hsn-, SON 24th Ind; Iaa @. NaGdie
N4), Greeuvile, Tenn Ellie a Clarke dsuoI,fer
and granddaughter Of veteran south Acvvorfb N
d. sadie J.. howe, austin. Mimi; r. O. HEraten
ClziiIn, Kan, soldiers son; Jennie v. Frost Mid
Gle Hope, n v n. Warner Hargrove Browns
Mills, n. j.; Dollie Goode Alexandria No vr;eT-
ans daughter Georgia Woodbury., jamestown
DAA-, y. :: 1lmoilS, Shlihowee, No.; Edith Y.
Sauhoets, Newark, Aeb, soldiers daughter QIl:
Ennls Cunningham, BruciOn Mills " Va sol-
dler,s laughter; GUsse Holmen, Carthage No. sol
oler 8 daughter u Patrick Einze FrOsiburg Md
miners SoI, In the grand old mountains; HAYES
cpurrieE, New StraltsEille, O. veterans sof
Charles Bowen, stock bridge Mich: Adda Hnis
Paris III. daughter 64th HAS; Carrie Lamb
MOrey. Mieh: John Flaherty and b. Helena
tlaherty, stogrs Corners, Conn., son and daughter
zist Conn., Bessie L Shine lle, Pleasant Hill m
soldiers daughter; Mary Aber, Vieuna n \
daughter I'D y Y, and one OF the oldest s,Jl,sri,
ers o. IHE NAIIoNAL IRIBUSEi Sadie Shaw Far
lam, Heo, c1uglier 80 n " Lizzie :. Aeley
SHeoesooros y. J., daughter l2th =. J.: Nellie
DOOghman Goshen o. James L. Morgan Csn
ton, W Va, son 6th KY; Ed Warner Nobe Walls
BOaI IhOmbury, GraysyiIIe Ind; / LOIS Hill
man. Lock lax 4s, Rochester Pa. soldiers daIIf-IT-
Ter Ivy Harrison, Day. Pa; J. A. MeIziroy Evans
Rllles 1nos Hattie Al. Price, Ebenezer East Fem
Moihe D. Pryor. Jasper, Tenn; Lulu p Hal
halo Iowa. daughter 18th Conn: Iotta Krne
Iosa -, LeSsouTg, % A. Stalker, Rome. Pa
Liza harvey flaIisburg. No, stepdaughter DR.
y IL Evans Maggie Sensenbaugh, Richmond
mo-. daughter lsi No. Art; Helen F. MAYO Sal
LnOn fhlIs, n ID; Benjamin Z. Mead, Railway
j. Gertrude a BenIs, Viola, Ind cauoater 80
Pa sarah of1anEie, MorristOwn East Tenn 7 -.
IS. Hall, kahfO. Conn, daughter 18th Conn. -
%. We an
IerDer hlegao0re, o.. daughter Of 5ath Ohio md
one o. foUr Hotierless children kittie Nolan
youngest daughter OF r Z. McLain Sheriff al F5ilis
County, Kan who shot of the last carno, a.
Harper 5 Perry, served IN 10th Ohio battery 49,
oehee aAyes CtSy' Kan; Minnie Carter Carthage
NO. SAes utst ON han. Cav, would hear from Oh
AAh- glTlsi AetiA Adams, Brock wayville Pa
daughter sta Pa Cav; Rebecca ]. Hntson Scot,
laio, Inc, q soldier wife, who loves the q q snd
IEE NATIONAL TRIBCNE generally. T5zzsc ~
Nash box 90, SkONhegEn HE: Viola HutsoT n al
Scotland Ind, daughter vi veteran. I RI SIf4Ie5'
S"anloii. Mos Grace Parkhurst Springfield VI
daughter Isl VI. Cav, viii send six AID veIvet
pieces 70 al forwarding stamping patterr b1,
SlaFch / AlTs. Ada Leisgang, Croton Mich sof
dler's daughter; Willard Anderson XFfCSiia,I,J
Alls IreFy Long, Jerseyville, Ia. Ninpic T3Toci-,
ss " .-.SLl-Lo, 2llnn.' Daughter and gTanddaugb-
ter.oi veteran W. II Mcleod, Box I34 Beuuetts-
WIFE, :. g whose parents were slaves but No.
through the Gulon veterans free; Abbie al Amin
son Barre, W. II. ;. Bowen, Ipswich Mas
Emily Winner Vi est Mansfield D. Sarnnei { ~
y OF v, Co ., s4tl No, Lock Box I55 Columns
mo- hhtue Campbell, who finds the c. c. cbeer-
Charles > stellmau, Nortouyille Kan: A X
epfaEuer morrill,, Kan, son ID Colo Cav. yfl,,,,
W broAsl, berwick. O.. son 44th Ohio. Cherries ~
broWn Ollzat2, IL, soldiers son as. Fs3a1oJ,.
Irwin, Ffalre View, H., soldiers ea0eI,ter 1IEe
Richard & = att 53i Liberty street CiTte7nnstfN ~
son 54th ONO, officer Gen. VIM NeIson Cam, : -
" James T. Myers. Myers, Tenn: q = Toi,,,sl,r,
j., last Liverpool O. son Isl " Va Car n.
TIoSAb IEIBJ EE reader eight years: A rtbur Wei
Washington, Iowa; JOHN Glendenninp Trvi,scr
han; q A. A4arvIn, soldiers daughter Cedar Pc
Ids, Iowa. ID. j. Bailey Swift Civ Ind. Aur,es 3
Gilmore and H. HlldTed Mgrtle PhiEadeIT,Ie5a -.
Laura Settle. Hurl Iowa daughter ism IaS-s
member Kings Da1gi8teEs NaudeC Saver or,
us Dot HAL and MaHde Chapman Hool1sfoy,,11
Ia, two true blues =; Oliver l. BaIes Vsr,isr
Dlit DaA, soii 5slh Iowa; l. Etralia IasIehlin a.
ELOIa y tsafiiIisons NeW CenteryilIe Wis ds,,eJb
sef 1gth y lsi Alce A Bake, Island Pond daIIssb
ASf LIN W ora II Atkinson, Schroon Lake N
l. bOldiefs oaiighteri Anna Jackson. BOY az;
oEslhAN Altya Ailell-, daughter 81 Mich "a, .
hlaoM "a ~, would hear from q. c. and s az "
AFs Llss Brown, soldiers daughter Orizsba IA
Leroy b. Eldred Quincy Mich Roe 49,, 80
ArenZfllie III, soldiers daughter: John n RfilIer
belolt, v IS Doiiie Cole Wetzell Mich. AIsUso,
u Kay tnoIld, hetzei, Mich. RIaude q sa1er al
ney, IL; l-isle Saunders, Newark Neb. T5reS 4,
Gum faHsteket, T. J.; Lizzie Kisiuafpon Mali,
bend, no. daughter elst Ohio: John RoJ,arfs.1,'
gr Lou Ayres, Siias w. Sinner White P;,,s M;
va MAUD BuriOro, Grand Island Neh nd,
Sctooli Nellie NJ Downs, East Village Conn
Democrat U3u believes ia soldier tensions. PIE
\ Parsons, Paf'sonsourg, Md; Annie III PERI 80
katlck, Mass, daughter 18Th Mass; Nina M So,
Box $50, Nestheld, Mass, daughter Co n n
blch OUNCE Moss, Cory, Ind teacher Is. p.r