The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-22

the G. W. another year. but the price 5oc please
find it enclosed"
Andrew Steenerson's heart is big. He sends Us
C. A. Lindsay sends us six new subscribers from
Montana where Donnely went to preach the gospel Of
new silver partyl-with his mouth shut on popufism BY
John McPhee, Clinton. Papers sent. Glad you ap-
preciate the G. W. G. W. used to stand for George
g. n Rood ssLet the good work go on. There a1e
lots Of popusts down here. Send the g. W. long
as dollar lasts-and then will try to get another
And a fsas Of MINI
Enclosed please find 900. Names for paper and
books iollow.] Dear Bro.-times are hard with u.s.
dence in the G. y. P. No farmer pay all his bills
he sells everything raised his farm, he mortgages
little harder, and rents little more land. have
tried it eleven years. and never spent dollar for lux
Jury"
And Mrs. b. adds good little postscript for the
Keep things rolling. I want to the G. ".
prosper.a Geo. Barnum, Sank Centre
Il had to get off the farm and go to the woods to
| We wrote to the Poet Lathe, regretting that we
could not pay him. and also Daisy Clover, for their
splendid poems. Mr.. Lathe writes as follows:
II should soon think of collecting pay for help
ing bury one OF my Grand Army comrades to collect
pay for writing for reform paper, whose editor was
ing Gospel Of reform before an unappreciative public
CDR. Fish, there is blood ahead, and not very far
ahead either Can't you begin to smell powder? Old
their forces remain with them Brace up your nerves.
Dr. for it will be death grapple in fury and frenzy
and vndictive slaughter the world never wit
messed And what will the revolution cost? will cost
all the wealth of the world All nations will take part
in it. We have as good material as Cromwell had, a
better cause and a baser oe"-Peter M Gideon.
/ We think, Bro. G., that the "Armagedden," when
the world is to be at war; is rapidly approaching The
pyramid students had very singular testimon
o1oks0 ko %hn IS x01ova
change in the worlds history" He goes Friend
Fish, stand firm; make no terms with policy proposers
policy man is fusiOnist-a traitOr-and ultimate
deserter and more violent enemy Such was ever the
case in the old abolition struggle Turn cold shoulder
kick them, the sooner the BETTER"
/ Eve can't do without the G. WA. E. Sackett.
/ E. Hughes, of Burwell, Neb, sends 75c for the
|"Power Behind the Throne, and the e. w. to go to
another man-being already the list himself. $50
you will fire the book at this is received
| Yes stree. It's gone.
John Tillman, of Triumph, says Everything very
much as the interest" 75c. ''ON~ 49,
J. A. Bailif, Osakis, sends $3.50, and good words,
for book and subscriptions.
i Jeppa Nelson. of Teien, Kittson Co., has been vic
tim Of Ig Donnellys Hail Co. We can't be of any as
distance in this case-we extremely sorry to say.
They left in the hole from Is to $780, Donnely is
even paid for the Creased Lightning" they bought.
there had been any lightning in EN- thunderbolt
would have struck the SINNERS.
/ A beautiful and expressive letter from Mrs. R. D.
Gleason, Redwood Falls, to Mrs. Fish and the Dr. send
ing subscribers five OF them ones. Then,
that not enough for the they send not the
i So DUE but $4 Part of the let or says
| "YOu consider all true friends of yours. We
don't want you to sell out the GREAT WEST to any
Its tried and true editors good we want.
We will send you something by freight in few
days, that is the freight is not too hgh send you
an extra dollar in this letter, do send it you will
have it to pay the freight and otherwise the money
lyOurs-not gift, for people or nation
repay you for what you have done for u.s. Such
letters lift the soul up higher level into higher life
Sumner Snow, of Rochester, has joined the Mime
sota Colony in California and takes the G. W. with him.
Il E. Crosby, of Dawson, writes letter and sends
subscriptions The letter closes with this express
i Bro. Kelly, of Brookfeld Mo-, sends 1910 for
books and G. VS..
i sP. Nees, Red Wing College, Csc. to balance
i II want to speak word OF encouragement to you
as to your plan of Seller BOard-n your last issue.
believe it is wise and feasible plan and few live and
Energetic like yourself get it started-what
glad time would be for the poor distracted forty
wheat farmer when he could demand dollar for his
wheat and get it, believe that this is away ahead of
the sub treasury only it would not put money in
circulation.
4 Push the matter with all your great energy and
Ipower and next June shall have ten days encamp
ment at the old stamping ground and will want you
Fish not there. Little Charlie says, Eyes Pa, DR..
come if have to sleep at the foot OF the bed
half of the time"
We have Incorporated and have now leased the
Igrounds for five years.
Every one here says, CDR. has got Ig. done up in
|grand shape"-good for you. c. 81. CREED.
Levi Gardner, SOC. s. Lindersmith, subs. for W. M
lSiers. Fred Olson, 1.O4 ]. 0. Emerson, 75c. Emil
Greer, 90. Albert Garland, 75c. p. Hughes. 75c
A. N. Roberts, SOC. E. D. Layb, LOO. Nels Olson, by
E. L. Kempe, 75c. j. Tilman 75c. Mrs. Hattie Glib
son. 90. R. Prusse, SOC. C. w. Richardson e mos.)
Robt Miller, Window, Soc. Geo. Mattheison, Window