The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1894-01-05

lighting for-and, wishing you prosperous new year
sackng up 45c wheat to haul town and get the bare
necessities Of life Here he to warm his fingers"
above gives US close picture Of domestic life on
the farm these wintry days-and how the farmers feel
toward the On-rushing revolution
Lattin Rnrwel, the stalwart editors OF the INDIE
pendent, So. Dak
Prest. Loucks writes information regarding the
party work there We will be with you soon, Brother
to help hold the banner OF the ballot revolution
J. E. Dodds, Wheaton, $125.
Jacob Lorentsen not only sends So Is for subs but
Says he will send more!
3D. F. Eastenson. All right but sorry to lose you.
"Find renewal enclosed-as I am very anxious To
what political trickster is to be bounced skyhrh
this yearp'-Andrew Dennson, Mabel
Allen Cook, Ohio, writes "The misery and starva-
ton OF the people in this section of the country Can
tom making them study economics in both theory
and pr ctce They are beginning to the vllany 81
both the old parties
Alfred Gustafson, Kost. M,-Al right; sent.
R. Brockway, ella. Mailed at once.
c: M. Butt, Prest, Wis. St. A.,-Letter published
Frank Truesdell, Redwood Falls We send one Of
the issues desred-not the best Send to Gov.
Altget, Springfield lls for the pamphlet concerning
the pardon of the anarchsts" Send for several and
give to your collar-chain friends.
Hiram Barrett, Appleton. Sub. reed M
H. o. Whitehead-the subs was reed all RIGHT
1--WE held meeting on the 3Oth ut. We are all
with you. Don't think we will send delegate. We
in the middle OF the road all the same and we want
no more fusion and no more DOnnelly in ours Well,
Dr. will close this time and enclose 81 90 for re-
newals. John Birmingham, Hewitt Three subscrib-
ers.
c. Van Ness Money reed. Will obeyi
Nils Nilsson, Fossum. 75c.
Subs reed from the twentieth Century Club, =
Yankton, s. Oak.
P. s. Oson-I understand that F:
been declared insane by lot of mar.
shrinks within and my eyes fill wit
be possible? Have we drifted back to .----~-----
when who stood up for Justice
chopped oil. Brethren, what are we going
it? Trembe knees? Put our
pockets? No, no! Arouse yourselves,
and corner Of the land! I am willing
sacrifice my life on the altar OF our faith
for will surrender long
beats. I have brother that closed his-- -
battlefield Of Tennessee, in 1862. That
liberty OF four million blacks. will help to
million of whites if need be. Put me down
Defence" Read this splendid letter fren
man insulted by DOnnely, and then read b
smutty diatrbe Hoskins and Fish
organ"
Mr. Frost, of Jackson says: AS r-
with the next number OF the GREAT W
to you want to renew my subscrip tiC
and book. l have got one new sub
and book. | elected delegate b
Valley Alliance at the Tigen school he
Of Dec, to attend this State Meeting
PA Nvkreim, Grafton. Money re-- f.
ten about Book.
Lewis H. Larson Galva Subs reed
Letter from John Schulz-nstruc
Glad to do SO.
Order from NJ A. Buckland reed, with 81 Ou
Authors of MSS should always send their name
and address. The GREAT WEST never likes to publish
a Enom." If it is just and good, the communication
will honor the writer we'll as the paper. Let DOnney
deal in secret letters and hidden attacks
R Kendall, OF LIE Sueur sen Is us $1.25 and good
home like letter. Among other things he says IL
getting old and feeble times hard money scarce
But must have the G. W. as long as pay for it,
The party papers all seem to wear collar: They tell
their readers that dead party. think they
will change their tune. [ am anxious to what the
state alliance will do with Donnelly and his Hop
ing that you will get that reward from grateful but
oppressed people, which you so we'll deserve for the
great, and noble efforts and sacrifices you have made
in their behalf am yours for right and JUSTICE We
publish such heartfelt words only because such unjust
attacks are made on the Dr. MRS. F.
Renewal from Geo. W. Nutter
eHew to the line, let the chips fall where they may
&c. T. Lancaster, Pipestone County, with $l5O.
G. w. Johnson of Redwood County, sends 55c
Dues and writes good fraternal letter, expressing
greet that he cannot take the G. W. longer. We APP
preciate the good will, anyway.
1925 adorn the letter OF friend ApROberts, OF
River Fals-and new subscribers
! John H. Thompson has vein OF humor, which
takes the place OF hard coal on cool day He encloses
the Representative, which is the first have seem
notice that Donnelly is still calling fish names-that
the Dr. liar disorganzer,' etc. All his writing looks
natural" Mr. Thompson halls from Valley City
g. W. Tborp, Douglas Co.. sends his dollar and his
Geo. Mennie .sgets thar" with his subs. Geo., we
haven't had free moment to consider the wheat mat
ter you wrote us about.
M DonnelIv inrinates that some of our letters are
not 'genu Nine.' Well, Iggy, look over the names; It
you find one not genuine, we will give you $lOU
page reed during the week, not here recorded, We win
give you another hundred.
Dunns report for the closing week Of the year 1898,
says:
Failures are numerous and large, from lack Of
bonds? $40 against 3O4 last year, BUT the worst fe
ture their Importance. The list of the week includes
banks with Of the Oldest private banks for $780,,
| 900, agricultural machinery establishment for
81 100000 iron works for $500 900, lumber
Germ for 100000, heavy tobacco dealer for $780,
900. and dry goods concern for $15O,OOO. making
900 for Ave failures The reported liabilities OF
trims failing in the fret week OF December were