The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-29

oswego. III; Jennie A Wiley Barton Landing, vi
Florence MeEroy yd., Louisville W. Va; :. 4.
State College. Pa; Frank M.waker. Carlisle, Ind;
$ v. Click va, MalinlR o.; Lizzie Nj. Daubef Cora
Miller, jackson, o.; Kate Dawson, Antrim, hRr.;
Elizabeth Cartwright, v.d., HRydenville, Mass; A.
+. Green, Mattoon ILL.,; RiR J. DuBrle v.d., Lo-
Gus; Point. o.; Charles w. Carroll, VS., fowe IA,
Earl X. I.ounsbury, VS.. Portland, Ore. Mary
Kane. Herkimer Kan; Mrs. Cordilla Ashbaugh,
Eight Mile, Ore; Minnie +. Ford, Clinton, WIS.,
Ulysses s. Brown. Princeton Mo-; Gertrude Weeks,
Rovilla c. Williams Alton, Ind; Harry o. Rogers,
vs., Gouverneur, N. V; Samuel Ferguson VS.. 81
Frances. Kan. Mrs. VIM. Foster, v. B., Norwooo,
Mass; Miss Anna V. Showers, Milton. Pa; Louis
NJ. Staring, Valley junction, Wis. Total, 6,SSS.
NEW MEMBERS DESIRING CORRESPONDENTS.
Matte B. Darling, Sugar Grove, Pa; r. NJ John
son, Rosa i. johnson, Parsons. Kan; jane [eT.
kins, Raub, Ind; e. May Maddox, 0tterbein. lna'i
ID. BebOut, Morocco. Ind; 4. G.. Wilkinson. vs.,
oswego, Ill; Florence MeElroy, Louisville W. Va;
Eva L. Bailey Minnie IL. Moulton, Holland W.;
Idolyn L. Garland. l52 Summer street Lynn, Mass;
Florence l.. Elliot, National City, San Diego Soio
Box us; Alice Bennett. l76 Summer street, Lynn,
Mass; Violet Wilson, LOB w. Voris street AKRON
o.; Carmel q. Davis. Guide NJ. Davis, Canton, w.
Va; Mary Kane, Herkimer, Kan.i Minnie +; foru,
Clinton. Wis; Earl II. Lounsbury, 4Oa Fourth
street, Portland, Ore.
A C. c. POEM.
ITO Era r. Crate, 0ceanside, Call
You may boast Of your land and call II the faireet
or bright Winter blossoms, and think them the
rarest;
May boast OF your wild birds and soft balmy airi
OF the beautiful flowers that bloom everywhere.
speak for Iowa, the land of true bliss,
And challenge the world for fairer than TINS;
For we've bariished the rum-shop forever from
view.
Our jas empty our County bouse too,
And our jures dimissrd for they've nothing TO do;
Our sherIfIs and marshals do nothing but rest.
While our lawyers seek Office, learn trades or
'go West"
The schooI-houses dot our praiFies all DER,
Our State debt is Cancelled, what need we ask
more?
We have bountiful harvests Il Is the Lords will,
For grain feeds tile hopper, but never the stll
All hail. then. Iowa. The pride OF the world;
CoumDia's fair daughter, with banner unfnrled,
Invites TO her borders the loyal aud true;
Conc, ALL c. c. members, We'll thrice welcome
you.-Flora a. Conner. Charles City, Iowa.
uNKISD WORDS.
DEAR c.: Have we ever stopped 10 think how
many harmful and unkind words we allow our
lips 10 express every day Of our lIvesf
We meet n friend ia ~ store the street. We
stop to speak with him n moment. and while in
tls act somebody passes 6yit chances To he some
one we do moi fancy. We make some sarcastic. not
10 say unkind. remark about their clothes. their
walk. perhaps their family relations. In n few
moments afer separate. and before evening IS
This little biz OF observation-disclosures we fling out
IN The morning has PASSED from mind, bti not so
with the mind syHs tossed into II has been stored
ia lis memory, aud viii be produced again and
again with its VenOmoas sting OF unplensaiitness, TO
nEause someone else. Aud the wave 81 :" l am
doing unto others as would not they should do un-
TO me" widens and deepcns. until set la motion
who can tell it, boundary line. What a revolution
u would work la society II every of the 6723 g.
e. members could always remember sarcastic say.
ings aud cutting speeches are never witty. IL we
could always remember unkind remarks are never
brilliant enough To pay for the pain II iuiiIcs
low-being- Much Is IL TO be regretted That VIC
should ever sllow Ourselves TO indulge la these
tnmfFs mil
to reform ourselves and others' 10 entertain aud
To instruct Not that every Of viii be
able Io reach par excellence of F" doing unto
others would that they should do unto us"
biIt we may all practice The Golden Hulc ia wsy
that cur lives may be made sweeter and better
Oar friends viii he enabled TO we have ieH oil
digging around with bowed heads and muck
rake la Our hand aud have lifted heads and
fixed our eyes on tie crown hanging just above as
IA crown that is strung together with precious
links az DO unto others you would that they
should do unto yon."-Lu IL. Wagner, Monroe,
Mich.
LARGEST HOTEL IL THE WORLD.
FRIENps or TUE C. C.: wonder II it il generally
known by tite &. G. that tle largest hotel in the
weird IL here la southern CAlifoFpia-the Hotel del
Coronado, al Coronado Beach, the peninsula
across the bay from San Diego. u was completed
enriy in ISIS al n cost of u million dollars.
] cannot tell what Is the style of architecture. I
only know that IL is very pleasing The entire
structure Is buiil Of weed but u Is well protested
aganst fire. every little way there reels Of
hose fastened TO the wall ready for use nj half .
minutes notice
The hotel CONTAINS TO rnDma illuminated by
I,7s0 electric lights Aild can accommodate 1850
guests; Of these rooms CSC bedrooms and N are
bathrooms; ~ acres OF caTpeting being required
Tie dining -Tooni j. 81 by l3G feet la size with
seating capacity Of 90; orchestra discourscs
sweet music during each meal time. On the oppo-
si.e side 81 ibe building IL the theater circular
I'D feet in diameter. The building surrounds
n grand couFt $50 by go in size in which are
smooth grass plats boEdered with flowers and
dotted with many beautiful shrubs and trees broad
paved walks form y cross aud ia the center where
they intcr=ecsg fountain in the form @! beauIi-
fu hFOuZe figure throws streams OF water high In
the air at Intervals. "a descend TIA spray upon the
masses Of caiIas around iis BASIN Or each Of the
four stories overlooking this court broad ve-
radns which entlrey surround u, Ad up The sides
OF which eienaiis. roses and other vines being
trained. Outside the grounds comprising 20 acres
81 which the building overiAps ~ Hcresl very
nice: they coEtHin many flowers aud trees while
provision IL niade for The amusement Of guests at
tennis and cTOqnet
Near by u the smooth beach. with bath houses
for those who would Ia the surf: aud across the
iss8nus which 10 very wide here ~ Glorietta
Bay. where boat aud bathing houses afford oppor-
tuHiiy 10 those who prefer boating still water
bathing
Del Coronado is reached in two ways from San
Diego; by fcFrybOat (which makes the trip across
the bay every Is mtnues}, thence across tbe pesI-
insnla Of Coronado Beach by motor road to the
hotel where the line terminates; what il known
az the belt line by motor road through National
City 10 the lower end of the San Diego Bay lin
sight Of tie Mexican doTnnin Of Lower California;
aud then around aud up the isthmus on the other
side, WBth ktSr Wallets Oh the Day tie night and
tie waves Of the Pacific bYeaking and chasing each
other up the sands The left, with view OF San
Diego and National City the other side OF the
bag. Then The hotel L. soon In view just ahead
aisd IL the journey ends.-EvA Il. Crate
oceaIsside. Cal
CLUB WHISPERS.
want 10 thank the dear G. G. for their Kindness
20 me. ] can only pray the dear Lord may bIeas
theni am very il.-Mabel Wooisey. Rock Creek
o.
More than anything has IL pleased me 10 see no
naABy Of the G.. q. enlisted in the Army Of the Lord
With Ng. EdmoDdsOa 1 will most heartily cay:
" Yes, Christ - more than great and good man.
-Henriclse Pay. Plymouth, Mass.
Gilbert III. Edmondson's views on Robert Els
mere" were very hne. and expressed my opinion
oH she suigjsct.-I1ari T. Lounsbury, Portland Ore
We living in eastern Oregon. ia the bunch
grass. cOuBtry. IL has only been settled for q few
years. Stockmen had the country, aud used Il
chiefly for stock range. We think IL will make
go0d farming and fruit country. IL has been very
dry this season, and very hot, SO much 20 that the