The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-03-04
SHORT AND SHARP,

G. G. Aarrestad, of the Minneapolis Nor
NAL College writes us
Enclosed please find 25 cents worth of
stamps for the paper for three months.
Two or three nd sufficient so I must
get one that I can call my own. The stu
dents are just crazy when they see The Rep
resentative."
j. D. Fuller, Rochester, Mimi, sends 81
for renewal and adds: go on with your
good work.
p; w: Dayis, Geneva, Mimi. says:
Enclosed find postoffice order for re-
newal of my subscription to The Represen-
tative. Times are close here, but the
l ,nveG is working slowly but surely. Low
legislature is doing the job"
NJ. N. Caldwell. Window, Mimi, writes:
Enclosed find the cash for 76 names for
The Representative for three months each.
Mrs. Lease gave us a good speech and did
the Peoples parry more good than all the
speeches we ever heard. The best of it is
that the Democrats and Republicans will
not read or go to hear a speech outside of
their own party. through curiosity and the
fame of Mrs. Lease filed the Temple to
overcoming, and good many heard some
truth that set them to thinking. l have
already heard some say they had been
good party Republicans before, but they
never would vote the G. o. P. ticket again
Mrs Lease promised us another speech
in June and everybody now wants to hear
her.
A. Jensen. Cedar Falls, Iowa, writes:
Enclosed you will find $2.40; one dollar is
to extend my subscription to The Represen-
tative for one year The s1.40 is for IA
three-month subscribers to The Representa-
tive, for which I enclose list of names.
| intended to send in 20 at once so to get
the 1Oc rate, but as my time is taken up
with my business could not get any more
just now: but 1 will send more as soon as I
can can: don't want the IA to wait. I hope
that will be satisfactory.
You must be stirring up the people in
Minnesota where people read your paper.
think *, there will be large Populist vote
q povryt nr
nominated and elected governor of Mime
sofa and would like to see yourself getting
some reward for your work.
Q: P. Hadlund, Ostrander, Mimi. writes:
Il do not see how I could get along with
out The Representative 1t contains more
truths, more good ideas than all the old
party papers put together. Your cartoon
of the forty-mule power cast-iron fool-kick-
er is worth more than one years ubscrip-
ton. Every Republican or Democratic
farmer and workingman should paste it in
his hat or have it framed and hung up
wher it could always be before his eyes.
81 also send you 81 and the names of seven
of my old party friends to whom send The
Representative for three months.
With best wishes for The Representative
and it's noble editor
CThere is such demand for that fool-kick-
er cartoon that we guess we will have to re-
peat 1t soon. Send in your orders for extra
copies, cents each.-Ed. Representative
Lewis Riley Carsey, Chestnut Hill, Wash
ingtOn county, Ind, writes us:
''My attention has been called to your pa
per by one of your Indiana readers. Most
of us in this washington co.. are and have
been either Democrats or Republicans and
the truth is we are sick and tired of the
old parties, their broken promises, perfidy,
etc, etc Enclosed find one dollar for
which please send the paper one year to
above address and oblge.''
f. A. Hearne, Bird Island, Mimi. writes:
Enclosed please find 81: hope to add to
that 81 more in the near future although
it is hard scratching for an old soldier, all
crippled up with rheumatism, to dig dollars
out of the ground, when we have to sell
wheat at A cents per bushel. Yet 1 feel
as | read each paper that there is a silver
lining behind the dark cloud which will in
the near future burst forth in all bright
ness.
II fully indorse the plan of S. j. Leahy. of
Rice county, for l. with him. do not think
that money paid for the Representative is
thrown away: but is good seed sown upon
fertile soil And also agree with good
friend. f. J. Ripley. of Home, Tenn. in his
idea of combination except the "cat and
cream union. That is the union existing
now with the combines"
J. B. Barnish, Hersey Wis. sends a list
Peter Riley. of this place. secured this
list and will try and get you a larger list
soon. viii also try and have all of these
renew. Every one is more. than pleased
with your splendid paper. We all wish you
God speed ~
Friend Donnelly-Enclosed find list of IS
names: also money for same.
your paper here is a household word.
We appreciate it for the fair and fearless
manner in which it stands up for rights and
privileges due every good American citizen
and we sincerely hope, when your pen will
cease and your mortal life will be no more
that your noble work will stand as an eter-
who, for humanity's sake, has accomplish
ed the end for which he lived.