The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-06-04


considerable Amusement-Ethel Edith Hayes.
IN THE LAND OF FLOWERS.
DEAR c. c. FRENDs; have exchanged several
mental portrait albums, and j think them very
nice ] do not thiuk iherc b. another C. G. mem
bier within 700 2O0 miles Of here. We are having
lovely weather; the flowers al In blO0m-pon-
ciana, oeandcr, roses, China trees managers, CO.
commits aud palmetto on tIu air with Their de-
lighiful fragrance. Canvas wil soon be ripe, We
are having plenty 81 sappodloes 10 eat. They
are ns large ~ small apple, very sweet ana have
FROM throe Go sis large black seeds.
There is a cardinal ErOs- henk singing outside OF
the window while am writing; there are mock
ing birds and vTuns All around the place.
would like the G. c. members who have sent,
asking for a small magnolia flower and some
orange flowers, just because they have never seen
any, 10 think how large magnolia buds are, ana
that never have got any Ion myself a. Trey grow
away back iu the swHntpsi also That orange trees
blossom only "a March and THAT tlclT requests Tor
fowcrs cannot Ice uuiced, az they hardly ever offer
10 send anything In return. Pro Patrla-lsfile NJ
Pierce, HypouNo, Fla,
PRIZE FLAG BEAN GUESS.
FRIENDS OF THE g. c.: In one Of the April num-
beers OF THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE bad bean guess,
the money 90 20 toward buying flag. Now, Why
don't each and every g. a.. member send IA one ii
not more Euesscs those beans? To those who
wish 10 know what kind Of beans they are would
say they "a small bean, and there Is one pint oi
them. They are la pint glass jar, ana no one
knows how many beans there are IN the jar. Iacll
guess is five 90 cents. The prizes are book OF
poems for nearest guess hook Tor next, AID my
cabinet photograph Tor third. Surely The prizes
are worth more thun five or even 10 cents Aunt
May was the first 10 answer 10 my call = N's,
please TO step TO the front and follow her good eI
ample.
Emma 6. Perkins. our postmaster. accepts postal
autographs IN unscaled envelopes for one cent IL
makes ne difference what D. in the envelope, 90
long u is sealed u goes for cents Il does
here In NBnhasset, aud j think IL ought TO else
where. mailed nearly 200 uusealea letters TIE
fri week iu May and they went Tor one cent each,
To all VINO write me asking u viii he nj Detroit
this Summer 60 the second National &, &. Reunion,
] i MRuIt SAY that fully pNnppt mud hone TO
meet many new faces al the time. My photograph
Tor best postal autograph by june l5 g. C. :, send
on your guesscs. PRO latrin-LlZzie Maud HeW-
lett Lock Box l. Manhasset l.. j.
AN INVITATION TO THE C. C.
FRIENDS OF THE c. c.: will extend 10 all a cor
dial invitation 10 visit beautiful city, which Is
just grand during the summer season. ne We have
the great lake. There D. SO much pleasure oi All
kinds going on. viii assure anyone "A good time
who will come. Hope you wall mike me "A visit NJ
my beautiful home cas- Eleventh avenue east; but
let me know when you come 20 j can meet you.
PRO Patra-Edwyn X. Bcrch, Erie, Pa.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE's CIRCULATING
LIBRARY.
FRIENDS or THE C. C.: ! w.ish 10 announce 20 the
members Of the Library, and TO G c. members in
general, my designation 81 the Office 81 Secretary
10 NJ. ". HargrOve, Of Browns Mills y. J., 10
whom all communications FOR tho Secretary should
hereafter be addressed. To The members Of the
library Mr.. HarRroye is already well known. j
would ask every c. G. member 10 Investigate the
Library. We now adding many new books.
hud ieei That We surely give our subscrlbefs "a DIG
30 cents worth ia one year. shall be pleased 10
receive letters from the members and will try and
answer MI. Write 10 Mr.. Hargroye. Enclosing a
twO-cent stamp for circulars explaining the work
ings Of the library. PRO Paira-lrauk sioddard,
LHnIon, Iowa.
WEAR YOUR c. c. BADGES.
DEAR c. c. FRIENDS would like 10 ask all &C.
members who intend 10 Ice present at tie GAR.
Reunion 10 be held al this place June L. u aud
10 1891, 20 ulcif c. q. badges aud those who
have no badge to wear small bow 81 blue ribbon.
rectlOnyille aud we would like very much TO meet
I other q. C's ia june. Yours Pro batrla-ijeTiha
Sargent, Correc,iOnyille, Iowa.
MANS IEHUMASITY TO MAN.
DEARC c. FRIESDs: AIr Edwards Of Wyoming.
save The Indians are iale shillicss ami little above
the brutes" Who made them SO? That Is The
effect. would advise him 10 go back and invests.
gate the cause before saving that sympathy il
wasted them. To Mr.. LTlc-scu. Of North DA-
kOtR, would say that 81 the American people had
not been 70 greedy there would have been no need
81 the pioneers falling Victims 10 the blood thirsty
Nrctches." The way iOT civil cation would have
been much better prepared and our civilization
would have been higher had there been la the
hearts 81 the pioneers more love Of humanity and
less Of gold. " Mans inhumauty 10 man makes
. countless thousands mOuul.' To what can that
line be more trut!fuily applied than TO the treat
I meut the American iudiRus have received ?-Saie
atanbery, Rocky Ridge, ..
c. C. PICNIC And STATIONERY.
G. C. FRIENDS: We propose 10 have our annual
9. G. picnic here a. our home aud grove back 81
the l7ih 81 june, % which eHch aud all cordially
invited 10 come, bringing basket 81 box Of lunch
aud have a social time in The country. Aud 10
Massachusetts Guards iei llle say word. A0u can
procure Massachusetts Division stationery by send
/ ing 10 me, price a. follows: - envelopes and
paper 20 match, % cents; 80 envelopes aud paper
10 match. 90 cents, ihis includes hostage. lf you
wish 90 q sample 81 ID you do 20 boy wiring
A % sic aud Enclosing stamp Tor return postage. The
paper De- very meat and pIettys-AuLle J.. Williams
4 Boz 70, sRugus Mass.
n T. G. c. GUAEps
Eva y Crate having resigned a. Chaplain ~ the
I California Division account 81 iiI hehIth Com
4 mHHder Charles j. Lloyd has appointed Jessie r.
] HenRy, OrOyllle, 20 tI thc vacancy, Commander
Lloyd urges each California; q. 20 rrfncmbrr that
California has Appropriated $50 200 90 the Worlds
Fair, and in ike spirit ~ progress be hopes each
4 G. C. viii send name Endorsements aud - crt.ts 20
! Mw. L. Lloyd. Chairman DO Igatiug Committee
University, Cal, and so swell thc roll II tie yards.
Bessie q. Race, Commander al the Indiana ~.
vision, having resigned, owing TO toe serious ILL.,
/ mess % her mother Florence Emerson. Plymouth.
/ Ind. has become her successor, aud has appointed
Eliie T. NcwEOmc, NarIHugl on. Al ataut. Ind ana
] &. c., send on your names
Ernest j. Perry, Nynudoite. Ark. urge. the
Arkansas O. 10 send along their names iu order
10 form Division of tie Guards. lie suggests
JillIe Rock an appropriate place fpT lie Reunion
q. a. should send their names, Inducements and
% cents IN dues, 10 Mr. q. w. Gordon, Eureka
Springs, Ark.
vERMoNT IN LINE.
y. 7. C. G. q. BEOrHHs AND SISTERS: In &C.
oOrdhuce with a recent appointment by our Com.
maudcf IN Chief, Kate B. sherwood ] assume
command - tie Provisional Division 81 the State
/ Of Vermont and appoint the following officers: 3
I Y C., Mrs D., B. Leach. WocOft, J Y. e.. LEILA VI
Ford Barton Landing Chap, Mary :. Allen, Yer
! non: Adj, Frank A. slavery, Proctor; q. ~, Chas
j. Haylor, Waterbury Center; G. c., Grant Lin,
+ coin West Rutland.
CouncIi-IIzzie u. Webster. North Wolcott
/ Blanche j.. Blood. BrRtlebOro; Clinton J. smith
Huntingdon Arthur j. Kelly, Dainty Ida u. Daily
TunIourll
investigating Committee Martha A. savery
. l1rgafgFs Agra A Ir~fDl. ~ a Inn hort
4 johnson.
Recruiting Committec-Jeuuie Wiley, Bsrtor
laudHgi bora u. FOss Evansville; Archie b
NairOuz, FhWlet
Historical CUmnittee--Idzzie ID. Webster, Nor
. A. Rivers. Hartley =. Gates.
Benefit COmmittec--LOr n. Foss Arthur J. Kel
ley, Clinton J. Smith.
Additional Charter Guards-HcleuA Mcneil
. Montpelier; Allen n. DsrrRh Rochester: Normal
. / B. York, East Braiulrcc; Hartley Is. GAtcs stan
. stead, Province - Quebec Canada
: Jet az all work with viii aud bring cur Division
: up a high standard IS a. want % have our 10
A porte among the best al National Convention.
/, / meHls cau Toe made, probably ia June. Let eao
. one prepare something in the way u entertain
meut for the OCCaslOn.-hHmle u. Clark. Iroyii
. / iOnal Division Commander.
ATTENTION NUTHEG STATE GUARDS.
. HEADQUAHTERs CoSgKcIIcUT DTyIsioN
y, T. q. q, tUAKDs 333 ARCH ST,
NV BnITAIS, CONN, May, 1891
General Orders No. l.
BY The power and authority vested IN me by III
Commander inc 'hlgf. appointing tue Commando
81 The Division, hereby assume command Ens
Ia accordance with General Orders 20 complete ~
organization 81 the Connecticut Provisional u
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