The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-02-28

up SO good paper that he can't
help continuing for year. Ezra
Paine and John Curle, of Wahsburn,
Mimi, have added their names to our
subscription list. John PaulsOn, of
Jackson. sends us dollar with good
wishes and becomes an annual sub
scriber. D. w. Powell. of Saltwater,
subscribeS for year and sends us
the ducats.
Hon. VIM. Webb. of Blue Earth
county, renews for another year and
adds: Il note with pleasure the
prosperity of the REPRESENTATIVE,
and trust you will continue to receive
the support and encouragement nee
essary to continue the good work of
reform" Mr.. T. II. Greenfield, of
Murray county, says: Il have had a
chance to read few copies of your
valuable paper, and please accept en-
closed for half years subscription
A. H. Hendrickson, Sec'y State ALI
ance, sends us a report of the organ
ization of a new Alliance, No. 1876,
at Kost, Chisago county, Elof Nelson,
secretary 0. P. Oseth, of Marshall
county, new subscriber. sends us
81 for a years subscription. H. c..
Naeseth, of Marshall county, sends
81 for a yearly subscription, through
j. T. Imsdahl. We were much
pleased to see how much Mr.. Daniel
O'COnnOr, Jr., of Fergus Falls,
thinks of the REPRESENTATIVE. He
has to be in Mankato this week, and
at Sioux Falls next, and he orders
extra copies sent to both places. In
telligent men find it very difficult to
exist without the REPRESENTATIVE;
a fool is not conscious of his loss. E.
r. Baker, of Minneapolis, is another
new subscriber. A. H. Hendrickson,
sends us the subscription of p. r.
Van Blaricom, of Todd county. II.
W.. Frederickson, of Douglas county,
Mimi, subscribes. S. H. Harrison,
of Austin, writes us about advertis-
ing and adds: "The last issue of your
paper is daisy. [ wish / could put
it in the hands of every voter in the
state. Send me 20 to 30 copies to dis
tribute, and / will see if [ cannot
send you in subscriber for each
copy" A. G. Woodruff, of South
Haven, Mich, writes to ask us not to
cut off his name, and adds: II would
esteem it favor, if you would re-
publish an article from Mr.. Dcnnel-
ly's pen, that appeared two years ago,
on the want of fidelity and honesty of
the daily press" Should be glad to
make room for it, Bro. Woodruff, if
could be little more specific. Mr..
DOnnelly has written much on that
subject, and we don't know to what
particular article you refer. A. H.
Hendricksop, of Sank Centre, breaks
the record for this week. and earns
our everlasting gratitude by sending
us club of eight new subscribers, as
follows: Ole j. Burnes. Ole J. John
son, Martin Wilson, Jonas iceberg,
Andrew Rasmussen, Peter Anderson,
Chas. jacobson, and Chas. Hanson. A
St. Paul friend sends us the follow
ing list of subscribers, in Onandaga
county, New York, and hands in the
money with the names: Horace
Wheeler, Perry Hinsdell, Albert Gar
rett, Darius G. Avorey, Odeon Titus.
We are glad to get at our eastern
friends. We think most New Eng
landers need an infusion of western
reform spirit. L. H. Bulls, of West
Concord, subscribes for six months.
Mr.. c. STEVENSON, of Climax, sends
81, and orders the paper sent to
Chris. STEVENSON, of Neillsville.
John r. Campbell, of Clyde, sends
us $5,-$1 to renew his subscription,
one year from No. 81, and four dol
lars to apply on advertisement of his
famous Snow Shoe for sleigh runners;
every farmer should read our pre-
MUM offer on page 4, get up club
and get $3.50 premium. Here's
novel experiment.; we shall note the
result with curious interest: Mr.. O.
Fl. Kingsley, of Little Valley, bor-
rOwed Csc each of four different
men for 13 weeks each on condition
that if they did not get their moneys
worth he would pay back the money.
1t is perhaps needless to assure Mr..
Kingsley that we shall do our level
best to compel these four gentlemen
to pay the bill. Mr.. F. James,
Groton, S. D., passes the high water
mark for the current week with a
club of II, as follows:
A. II. Potter, farmer; J Kindschy,
J. w. Humphrey, mer-
chant; j. w. Blair, farmer; Rathbun
& Son, feed store; Anderson & Frank.
meat market; r. G. Sherwood, farm
er; c. B. Collins, druggist; Chas.
Forsyth, hardware; K. Mckenzie,
lawyer; w. Strater, John A. Bowler,
machine dealer. all Of Groton n