The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-03-14
THE WAY WE GROW.
The Subscriptions Rolling in in a
Mighty Flood.
We are Going to Reach that Tel
Thousand Limit.

We are Going to Reach that Ten
Thousand Limit.
Our friends will be glad to note
that our subscription list is growing
rapidly, and that our accessions en-
brace names from Michigan, North
Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, New
York, etc. We hope to make the REP
REsENTATIvE the leading reform pa
per of the Northwest, and we really
think the friends of reform cannot do
a better work than to push our Cir
culatiOn everywhere. If we had the
capital we could have a list of $4,000
subscribers in two years;-but we
have to crawl where we would like to
| fly.
Our friend Swan Nelson, of Will
mar, Mr. Donnelly's running mate,
on the Populist ticket in '92, sends us
the name of Tallakson, of Willmar,
as a subscriber. VIM Stenson, of
Pope county, becomes subscri Der
through the good offices of Ben Pea
cock. Mr.. Peacock, says ''iti is pretty
hard times; but | keep getting one
once in a while" Mr.. Jas. Sweeney,
of Rushville, Neb, writes us that he
'saw sample copy of the REPRE-
SENTATIVE yesterday, thought he
should like it," and surrendered the
subscription price on the spot. O..
SwensOn, of Balaton, is a new sub
scriber. Edwin D. Cox, Marquette
l.. S. Mich, becomes a subscriber,
and accompanies his remittance with
subscription for John Crowley, Albert
Heineman, and d. Markham, all of
the same place. P. J. Dale, of Will
mar, subscribes, through Mr.. M. G.
Tollefson. Our old friend, D.
Coughlan, of Rose Creek, sends us in
three months subscription, for Rob.
Thompson, of Rose Creek. Mr.. Ten
Farinbauch, sends us a dollar from
Birch Cooley, Minn., for the REPRE-
SENTATIVE for year and the Golden
Bottle. E. J. Norton, of Oakland,
sends through the Standard of Albert
Lea, for the REPRESENTATIVE three
months. The Association Head
quarters, "Womens' Industrial Le-
gicn," of Denver, Colo, send for the
REPRESENTATIVE, and adds "you
know women are voters now in this
state, and they generally give the
credit to the Populists" Ben Pea
cock sends another subscription.
that of J. A. Hawn, of Sedan. O. f.
Norwood, of Tracy, sends us two sub
scriptions. John Westman, and Fl. B.
Richardson, of Tracy. D. S. Blanch-
ard, of Duluth, sends us in d club of
three from Duluth: Messrs. David
Ridgewell, VIM Curtice, and Chas.
Robertson. Hon. VIM. Lockwood, of
Edgerton. hands us a big round dol
lar for one years subscription. J. H.
Shaw, of Hallock, sends us a dollar
for the REPRESENTATIVE one year.
and the ''Golden Bottle,' to be sent
to John Lakken, of Hazelton, MINI.
Hakon Nelson, of Tracy, Mimi, is
added to our list. Also John B.
ROhrenbach. of Donnelly. Minn. d.
Coughlan, of Rose Creek, complains
that some of the large list of sub
scribers at that place do not receive
their paper The trouble is correct
ed. We add to our list the names of
L. Carmeir, p. Smith, j. Murphy,
and J. d. Ball, of Argyle, sent in by
Mr.. Cronkhite, accompanied by the
subscription price. Mr.. w. P. Clough,
of the Great North
ern, contributes dollar to our ex-
chequer in exchange for years sub
scription T. Costello, of Moorhead,
sends us the name of Phillip Dubold,
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