The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-03-25
SHORT COMMENT.

a. -. PARSONS, Duluth, MIMI, writes:
Find' enclosed list Of AZ names for three
months subscription to Representative"
with p. 0. order for same. You ought to
nave 1000 circulation in this county The
doubling, divided Republicans offer fine
neld for missionary work, and the old
lne Democrats are cursing Cleveland and
carlisle. Now is the time to win votes
Educate the people. Unite all reform
forces and we shall win"
A. O.. Whitney, Foley, Benton county.
Mimi. writes: Enclosed you will find
some more subscribers to be added to my
list. l have only lived in this county a
few weeks lost my farm in Sherburne
county in trying to satisfy the golden
calf" l wonder if it is the same golden
calf Moses of Olden times had so much
trougle about! Yours to the finish"
John Kron, Alexandria, Mimi, writes:
1T is with pleasure I send in for ''The
Representative" because 1 know where
ever it goes it will make converts, if they
are not too blind. I hope l will be able to
get some more soon. Wishing you sue
cess, remain, yours for the cause.
II. S.-The saloons had to so in AleXan-
dria this year. That is long step in the
right direction)
August Mueller, Chokio, Mimi, sends
9 list of ten subscribers and adds: This
list was the result of five minutes work
on town election day. l showed them a
copy of THE Representative" and told
them that they could read it for three
months for ten cents. Ten names and
ten dimes came to me at once. There
were only thirteen in the room, and three
belonged to one family.
have been reading 1.-THE Representa-
tive ever since the first copy was printed.
Some of these men are strong Republi-
cans"
Charles Goss Ridgeway, Mimi, writes:
please find enclosed one dollar to renew
the subscription of William Goss, Ridge
way, P. o., MINI.
Il enclose two dollars for twenty new
trial subscribers, as follows, and find ex-
press order for total enclosed This re-
suit was the work done on town meeting
day. Keep up the good work and save
the nation, and your name will go down
in history as the champion of the people,
rights. Spread THE Representative"
and carry the state in 1885,
Jerry Thomas, Revillo, S. D., writes:
In our township election this spring we
carried it two to one in favor of the Popu-
lists. We will carry Duel county this
fall. The G. o. p. have had full sway
here for fourteen years I am a new man
here, but am trying to make it lively for
Them
J. w. Goodspeed, Fairhaven, Stearns
county, Mimi, writes:
Enclosed please find postoffice order for
one dollar to pay subscription for your
paper-the best of all papers-The Repre-
sentative, for one year. They had to coax
me to take your paper at first but now
they could not coax me not to take it, for
| am firm believer in all it's teachings
May God give you strength and courage
to go on with the good work you have be-
gun, until every white slave is freed.
There are lots of farmers getting con-
verted in these parts now, and l want
to see every man converted before next
fall"
j. A. Brown, Witoka Mimi, writes u.s.
'The farmers here feel as if there was
something not right in the present finan-
cial condition of the country. They do
not understand it all. They sell barley at
20 cents per bushe but do not know the
cause. To all such 1 will say, take dose
of DIR. Donnelly's Representative for 30
days for 10 cents, and I will warrant it to
cure the disease. ''-(Yes; it is like Josh
Billings pills that Josh said: do not
go fooling around, but attend strictly to
business, and are warranted, to go through
by daylight. Ed. Rep)
S. ]. Ophus, Fodvang, Marshall coun-
ty, Mimi, writes:
Enclosed you will find one dollar, for
which please send The Representative to
the following persons l have received
The Representative for few weeks and
have already got many good ideas from it
and l am very thankful to the good friend
who has paid for the same for me.
wish it could be read by every man in the
nation 1t will do more good for the
Peoples cause than we now believe posi-
ble.
Chas Lane. Menagha, Mimi, writes:
Find enclosed express order for $3.50
to pay for % new names for three months
for The Representative. This is my days
IL Iox- 7 oh
soldier and this is all that I can do for
my country now. l think there is a Pop
ulist fever breaking out in this country.
and it is getting very contagious. Let
the disease spread as long as it is not ia
tai.
"Those men on this list live in Wadena
county, except one"
A. s. I.andon, of Wheaton, sends us five
new subscribers and adds:
Il wish that l could send you million,
but I am one of the divinely favored ones.
| am sorely pressed in many ways with
much opposition; but Opposition" is the
salvation of every patriot; perhaps l may
win I fully believe that we will.
May you be truly inspired by the spirit
of wisdom. Spartan courage can never
fail.
S. X. Lewis, Linnell. Mimi:
Find enclosed a hard earned. much
abused silver dollar. which we feel it to
be our duty to give to the glorious work of
uplifting dOWntrOdden, suffering human
ity in which you are SO nObly engaged.
We should have the Scandinavian edition
if possible Would to Cog, we could send
a thousand instead Of one dollar. Also
find enclosed % cents for three months
subscription to your paper. l cannot get
along without it and my time is out. I
would like to say the Populsts here are in
the fight to stay. We consider the battle
begun and we hope to win. Omaha and
victory is our war cry
Ell. Pierce, Ellington, S. d., writes:
Enclosed find list Of IS names to whom
please send The Representative for three
months. All excepting two have ordered
the paper. / will try and get them to re
new when time expires. We are organic
ing Peoples Party Leagues in this part Of
Dakota and meeting with grand success.
Saturday last I held a meeting about ten
miles from here, and although ii was a
very rough day, the house was full All
joined but two. 1t was there l obtained
the subs for The Representative.
w. D. Tracy, secretary Birch Cooley
Peoples Party League, writes: In our
township election the Republicans and the
Democrats united and tried to do us up
but we were too many for them, getting
every man.
G. +. Stevenson, chairman Peoples
Party county committee. Yankton, S. d..
writes: / enclose draft for SO so and 1875
names to whom send The Representative
for three months. The names are from
the following places: Utica, Is; Yankton,
80; Irene, 9; and scattering, 49, This makes
594 names l have sent you from Yankton
county this spring. / have been doing
will iOhh nri ,1y