The National tribune., 1895-10-31
LH.W. APPLICANTS.
Hr.pouARTERs L.H.W.
5I6l Minerva Avenue. St. Louis.

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5l6l Minerva Avenue st. Louis.
The following applicants arc proDosed Tor
membership In the LH.W. If no objection 10
their admission is filed with the secretary
within one week from this date of publication
they will he enrolled into fall membership,
In accordance with c. r. and r.: i. l. Shatz
Sausalito. Cal: 9 J. Mae Brooker, Cheyenne
Wells Colo: :. Cora Spaulding. Quincy, III;
4 Id, Nav clocum Emporia, Kan; D. ID. d.
Nelson Voldberg. Berlin. Germany; o. Grace
Tunis TIrbana, H.; T. Frances Starkey, White
Hall. III; s. Ollie o. kellogg, Poultney, VI.
Amos L. Seaman, Secretary, ST. Louis Mo.
SECRETARY HABGRoyE's FINAL GREETINGS.
want 10 assure all concerned that Mrs.
Harproye and ] do not fail TO fully appreciate
the wealth of good sentiment sent us from the
LOYAL Home Workers Of which we are so
proud to be members.
The expressions of good and tokens OF
friendship we received ali appreciated. but
meme more so than those that came 10 US from
the members of the Order that made me TO
know ny wife.
We feel highly complimented by the atten-
tion given US and 10 one aud all extend cor
dial invitation &c visit our home la the pines
when possible. To the bachelor boys let me
say: Go thou and DO likewise.
regret more than words can tell my inability
90 participate in the pleasures of the Louis
vile Reunion. Ny disappointment is the more
keen when i learn Of the distinguished sue
cess il was, largely due TO the indefstigable
efforts of our good sister, Georgia Martin, who
was fully deserving of the testimonials given
her there.
i regret my inability TO grasp the hand OF
those j have learned 10 love in former Re-
unions and to make the acquaintance OF those
who for the first time experienced the un-
eoualied association Of congenial spirits there
made manifest; and j regret not 20 have
ba inns f i+rrdR ON
Motber-General after being given tue testi-
monial she received.
j want TO congratulate myself upon being
relieved of the Sccretarvship not that my
heart is not IN the work, for il is, aud deeper
than ever, rs the prosperity Of the L-HM- IS
perceptbe. but with my increasing business
could not give tie Office the attention IL needed.
] have a most worthy and capable successor
3n Amos J.. Seaman. who inspires confidence
that no other could.
Iwant TO c z press public gratitud de for the very
courteous treatment accorded NE by our Presi-
dent during the two years enjoyed her con-
fdence, and add. for the benefit Of a few pessi-
mists, that never once has spirit Of censor
ship been shown, but the rather TO have the
affairs OF the organization directed by repre-
sentative OF tie mon bership.
Now, let me make anew my appeal Of year
ago 10 have united and concentrated effort
with firm resolutions to make each succeeding
With the good results Of last years labors
and the stimulus resulting from Louisville Re
uuioR the object is attainable by proper efforts
the part Of the officers who should under
stand that their Offices arc not siuccures
GOING TO THE EXPOSITION.
For some months had expected TO attend
the sixth Reunion As a wedding-trp but il was
not possible and row Mrs. lIarefove and ex-
poet 10 20 TO the Atlanta Exposition How
NJ a u 10 a.
third week in November ] should be more
than glad 10 hear from any who contemplate
going. Loyalty ever
d. Warner Hargrove. Browns Mills-in-the-
Pines, n. J.
KENTUcKIAE's TRIBUTE TO KENTUCKY.
DEAR TRIBUNE: am a Kcntuckian: was
born at CovingtoH, and justly proud Of my
native State, because the noble way in which
she extended her hospitality TO the GAR
during their ERcsmpment there. have tried
90 express this in the following words:
KENTUCKY AT THE FRONT.
BY alice Anderson.
They have had Il l.lorlou. jubilee
al Louisville, they say
Where in iriendship's band,
Coined heart and hand
Were The boys la blue and gray
They met ns brothers ought TO meet
Without a frowu or latIut.
Kentucky douncd hcr gala dress
hehtucky at tue iTonti
She gave them all q greeting warm.
And opened wide her door
And grHciousiy lIer favoFs dealt
Alike 10 rich and poor:
Our boys in blue she KINDLY fed
On pudding, pie, aud steak -
When it comes TO hospitality
Kentucky wins the c.1ei
All prejudice Is swept away
And nAugt bat peace shc Graves;
She loves the dear old Stars aud Stripes,
That Ger her proudly waves.
When asked TO give = lac ping hand,
She'll iiever say 4" ISyou't; T"
hsi'ueeNs honor through and Though
henlucGy's al the 'front.'
30 bend your hends Ia homage
To our noble State TODAY
Who welcomed there ilfc how su ld,a
As well a. those ia gray.
To find truer, kinder it,nd
Forever you fsOtIld l.t4t.t
Here's liree Tunes three Ger % Old Kcutuclz
Now standing at the :roult
WANTS TO DE HoUSEKEUPER.
soldiers daughter aud a lo,y. 30 wears Of
age, with one child 10 guppog'. woaid like 10
have steady position hUu-ekecper for re-
spectacle widowor, or a small .t, ~
Address Mrs. Sarah H. Cook, o.,ubenyi!ic,
%. General delivery.
SPIRIT OF THE LOYAL HOME WORRIES.
By q Elmer SfafCr
During the dedication ceIeuIan as cr -hi,isa-
nsuga National Park the Goye.lsn ,a. 4 r,laui.
AZ AIs patriotic speech, said: 9" 4, =, ..-uo.l