The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-02-21
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Inc SUBSCRIPTIONS KOlllnS ln.-A0.
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We do not print the following as a
boast, but because it is expeditions
way Of answering letters and saves
stationery and postage. We are
gratitied to notice the UNIVERSAL salts
faction with the REPRESENTATIVES,
and we hope our friends will continue
to spread our circulation, and with it
the light of truth, until we reach
that list of 10, 0OOsubscribers, we have
so often talked about. We will reach
it by the time the peoples party state
convention meets. Mark that!
We acknowledge subscription,
sent in pill box, from A. C. Ran
dali, of Frazee City; we will take it
as directed and send the book. VIM.
Tew, of Dundas, sends us ST., and
takes the paper for one year. Our
old friend, Adolph Kruger, of Lake
City, sends in another club of four.
VIM. Reynolds of St. Leo, send in his
subscription and list OF names. All
right we send German literature.
Henry @. King. of Minden, sends
81, and order paper sent to G. E. Nor
gan, of Eagleville, California. Many
thanks. James Oleson. sends us a
club of two yearly subscriptions. Our
Our good friend d. Coughlin, of Rose
Creek, sends in nine more names
making 26 in all, in two weeks. Jno.
S. Campbell, of Winnebago, SUBJ
scribes. Hon. Chas. Canning sends us
his check for S., and a list of five
yearly subscribers, and adds: "Your
REPRESENTATIVE is in good stand
ing. Let us have peace and brother
ly feeling all around The alliance
principles are everywhere in the air,
and are now recognized among think
ing men as the only solution of the
existing conditions" We acknowl-
edge 81, from A. F. Covell, of Win
nebago City. Joseph Wood, of Win
dom, subcribes and will read the
REPRESENTATIVE after this.
G. j. O'Niel, of Crookston, sub
scribes. Mr.. Geo. L. Morton, of Lake.
vile, Mimi, sends us 81, and adds,
that "his brother had just received
copy of the REPRESENTATIVES, and
that he liked it very much, and
wanted it sent to him for a year."
Halvor Halvorson, of Hancock, who
has been reading our paper for the
last three weeks, sends in 81 for a
years subscription.
G. A. Tondell, of Dawson, takes
the paper and says: II have just
read Mr.. Donnelly's speech in reply
to Fish. 1t is the best piece of elo-
quence l have read for long time.
1 shall always be subscriber to your
paper as long as that war horse Don
nelly, has something to say in it. D.
A. Oakland, of Milton, N. OAK,
sends in two subscribers and takes a
Golden Bottle. W. D. Andrews, of
New London, sends in his subscrip-
ton. State Lecturer, L. G. Long, of
Magnolia, sends in three new names.
d. M. Wenger, Of Brooten, Mimi,
sends in subscription for Gus. Lev
erson, of same place for months.
Cady and Green, of the Magnolia Ad-
vance, send us new subscriber for
one year. Hon. P. McGrath, of Good
Thunder, sends us a new name, and
adds, "Spread the Light" W. L..
Priehl, of St. Paul, subscribes for one
year. F. A. Simmons, of Hastings,
sends in dollar for one years SUBJ
scription. John Gleason, of Fisher,
Mimi, sends us two new subscribers.
Thomas HOWE, of-far-away Vinita,
Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, a
veteran of the Mexican war and the
civil war, subscribes and sends us an
INTEREST," ting letter which we will pub
fish just as soon as our limited space
will permit Nick D. Vandergon, of
Maple Lake, sends us the following
club of seven, all in Wright county,
Mimi, viz: Donald McKensie, Au-
gust Lueck, VIM. Andrews, John
Vandergon, Michael M Calpin, R. M.
Glynn, and David Allen. Many
thanks.
O. S. Reishus, of Granite Falls.
hands us in two new subscritions,
Hon. Ole O. Lende, of Cottonwood,
Mimi, and Olaf Brusvan, of Stavan-
ger, MINI. S. P. Roach, Paynesville,
Mimi, subscribes for one year. M.
J. Kron, adds to his list, F. W. Fred
erick, of Alexandria, MINI. Mr.. ].
W. Anderson: of Trosky, MINI. sends
us the subscription of A. E. Hester,
of same place. He adds, "there are
great many men all over the country
that admits there is something
wrong; but to get them to see what
it is seems to be the greatest diff
Guilty." John Monroe, of Cotton
wood, Lyon county, Mimi. sends US
the yearly subscriptions for John F.
Gibbs and Joseph T. Gary, of same