The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-01-30

land H.; r. Louis Shepherd. Eskridge, Kan;
Harry lie Baron. Sterling H.; Daniel J. Sarmer
aud Nellie NJ. Starmer Plevnn, Ore; Walter FerEl-
son, Goth KY, Willis, Cal Mrs. L. Cole, james r.
Cole ir., VS., and Fannie f. Cole, vd Paris Hill,
Me; Henrietta Benu, East Portland, Ore, near the
mighty Columbia, would hear from felow-teachers;
Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Finger, Sybrauia, o.; A. H. Hol-
ienbeck, GIoversvile, n. Y; Charlotte h, John IT,
and Arthur G. Rh0adcs, vd and s.v., 18th Ill Cav,
Nokomis, III Florence Colby, v.d, gth III; but-
Ter. III; George w Frcer Princeton, Mimi; James
| w. Robbins, Macksvillc, Ind; VIM. Cummings,
\ Cockervile, Pa; Agnes KreslSa, v.d Hunt sta
ton. Tenn Wiilets l. Wheaton, Sea Isle City, ~ J.
Desiring Correspondence: ]. L. Burke and G. w.
/ Fishbaugh. Rccdy, Cal: II. q. Tumain, V. e., La
! Grange, wy. Ter; O, u. Hawkins, Clarence, Mo,
v. :. 18th H.; Walter l.. Heck, Tccuuseh Mich,
V. =, l79th Mich; Jennie Laing, BOX 5Sl. Antego,
/ Neb., V. d. 18th n. J.; G. Il. ShoTcy, Enfield, Me-
May Pike, Danville, Ind; George a. Morris, " g.
l4sth n. V. 81 Chapel street. Seneca Falls n. "
Viola Lee sharon, ILL.,; Vera Lyons, shannon III;
! Leota and Lula Huntley and Eula and Pearl Dean,
! Box IS Linden, Ind; John w. Aaron, V. q, on a
ranch. Arlington. :. Oak; Fannie stanley, oquaw
ka III, with young girls; Willard H. Drisco' >.
! ofN. lst Me Sharpshootcrs, Columbia Me; Mary
BaTnhard t20l, Cedar Rapids, Neb, Box ~, mother
less v. d., keeps house for father aud seven chill
! dren; Sylvester II Wood. :. 22d n. Y, Elbow.
! y Y; Glendon Bates Joseph NJ. Wood Camp No.
-, = of V. ChcsiertUwu, ~ Y; Mrs. sadie striker,
| WALDO, Neb Total, S.l9l
Editors Chat.
Our Roll Call this week Is headed by the name OF
Simeon Williams of Saugus, Mass, the gentleman
who captured Of the first G. G. prizes year or
two since. Mr. Williams is n good Tcmplar, good
| Christian. good carpenter, and good husband
las Annie l.. will testify, and will make good
member Of the C. G. Fall in and give him a good
C. c. welcome.
Inez NJ Marshall and Gladys Marshall have sent
the Editor with their cards some pretty specimens
of ornamental hairwork and l.. NJ. Starring, Val
ley Junction, Wis. decorated postal representing
the American eagle standing on a u. >. shield
holding a banner, with the G. c. motto Pro Pa
tris' in his mouth while above is the c. g. flower
and the letters n. y. c. @. II is very pleasant 10
note the cleverncss and versatility of c. G. mem
bers.
A choice birthday present. received from her
mother on Dec -, 1859 rcioiccs the heart of Media
Pympon, and would hc of great interest TO us ALL
Ii is n large album, with places for $50 cabinet pho
tographs, eight "A page. Media has now 70 G. G.
cabinets, besides 80 cards, and hopes 20 fill the
album. Media is 10 be congratulated, she we'll
deserves the album.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ashbaugh, of Eight Mile
Ore, will celebrate their silver wedding Feb 10
lSg0. They have II children and II grandchildren.
Comrade Ashhaugh served in the liIth Ohio. All
the C. c. will Join The Editor in hearty cOngrntula-
tons
zoe z. owen Kent, o., uses the c. C. badge al
the head Of her stationery. James L. Whitney,
Rochester, n V. heads his letters with pen draw
ing Of the same And George r. King, of
killingly. Conn, suggests that the C. G. combine
TO secure from THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE envelopes
bearing the c. G. badge, and asks who VIII second
the motion.
Complaints multiply of parties securing postal
autographs and falling 10 return the same. well
as Of those vino give fictitious names aud adj
dresses. II would take too much space 10 give
lists OF Nance We trust there viii be- honor in
the &C.
Cuite a uun,ler hayo c,rr.ssnd th.,r,vatx,ou 4,
favor Of /. e. Whites view OF changing the name
OF the United States of America to the United
States OF Columbia, among whom Walter
English, Irving, Kan; James W. Robbins, Macks-
wills. Ind; Charles W. CAST Clinton, Iowa. and 4.
ID. Oldham, New Brighton, Ia. On other hand
are: Grace a. Smith Huriburt, Ind: T. +. Owens
Nj. blanchard o; T. ID. Durham New Brighton,
Pa; Louis NJ. Staring. Valley Junction, Wis; A.
Z. d. Winter. Suspension Bridge. N V; Katharine
T. Warren. North Buckacid, Me; Willie o. John
son, Schooner Point, Ind. and Frank w. Little,
DHnvers Center, Mass, who unite in saying that
they would not have The change made II they could
All believe that Christopher Columbus deserved
the honor OF having his name given 60 the West
ern Continent, as lac preceded Americas Vespu-
cius by priority Of discovery. But, however this
may be, IL Is too late 10 change The name Of our
great Republic and at the same time cherish and
protect the glorious aud fame OF the soldiers
that made and preserved the Union. And by this
sign conquer. Besides there Is in South Amer
icA = United States Of Colombia.
The Editors thanks w H. Shsahau Dennys-
vile, Me, for lovely birch-bsrk card; Florence
q. CFossman Woousoclzet, T. J., for view Of The
siiveTy Thames and o. Edith Diekey. Greens
burg, Ind, . unique pcBeil-dTawn card, with the
lines:
Il hope you may have ere the year IL done.
All that you wished for before 70 begun"
When G. G. members desire letters or srohnu9gs
with particular individuals they should address
them direct stating requests.
Thanks friends all. for praise Of Picture Gallery.
Certainly there many fine faces Ia the ranks Of
the Home workers and the n. T. q. c.
ADVANTAGES OF THE C. c.
PRIKsDs or THE q. g.: Everyone in favor Of our
progress must be interested In the Loyal Home
workers" department Of our valued TRIHUaE n
offers exchanges and reviews OF opinions as well an
making us DESTROYS 10 excel The Honor Roll
cuiuvates neatness aud brsvity, which, Il attained
throughout our lives tells our character without
words Notice Hnyone's order in dress action
neatness In surroundings, love Of flowers, poetry
music, science, Of language, etc No matter
how plain or how poor a boy and girl who fold
their clothing and place their shoes slippers
neatly upon retiring are outiyaiing order and
selves and 10 those around them. To the relief
fund everyone should contribute his mite II not Is
cents, why less; for II the g. q. is society ind-
cative by the adoption Of its badge IL should like
all weil-regulated orders, have a relief fund. and
Annie l.. Williams would make q good treasurer
"A. II. Aundi, FairbuTy, Ill.
THE c. C. SIX YEARS AGO.
DEAR g. &. FKIESDs: In looking over some old
papers came ACROSS AATIosAL Tribune dated
1854. turned TO the q. q. corner and what do you
think found? Only few letters, telling what
regiment their fathers served in. No Brain Rack
ers, no Curious Corner, no Searchers and Solyers
Bible Brigade. Now have them sill and
during the past year have selected q q. g.
flower; and, best Of ALL have the grand Picture
daiIery.-Louis NJ Staring Valley Junction, Wis
MoDEsTY ALWAYS GOOD MANNER
FRIKsBs THE G. C.: As Emma Kratsch wishes
some Of the older members Of the g. q. would
write department, should be glad To comply
with her request, but do not know whether she
means street ca social department. On the street
young girls inmate sense Of mOdesty ought always
teach her that loud talking, laughing aud bolster
Gus behavior only attract attention, but do not
by any means command the admiration OF the
men. Aud ia society, If abe only does she sees
we'll bred, lady-IIke girls do. she Will always be
sure that she II correct. Should be glad 20 hear
some other mothers yiews.-Anna n. Williams
Hartford, Conn.
DECLINE OF LATIN AND GREEK.
DEAR Tribune: The cause Of the decline IN use
Of the Greek aud Latin languages from the Drumi-