The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-03-01
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any case OF Catarrh that Cannot be cured by
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Leota, Mimi, Feb q, 1899.
Dear Sir:-Please find enclosed twenty
five cents (25c) in stamps, for the purpose
a e by you ann o yGur 1 rsa
that could do more myself. But be sure
that I am true to the cause, and that
voted the straight ticket from T. e Long
G. r. Dyksterhuis.
Maple Lake Mimi Feb. T. 1899
Editor of Organizing Column:
Enclosed find 25 cents in one cent stamps
Although times are very hard amongst us
for the good cause. Command me. in the
future when | can do anything for the
u. D. Vandergon
haywood Mimi. Feb II. 1899
Enclosed you will find % cents in stamps
as requested. | feel that the cause Of hu
mainly is lost; See how they are shout
liberty. Our time will come next if we do
not submit to the powers that be-
Yours respectfully,
Maple Plain, Feb. II, 1899.
Editor of Organization Column:
dollar. hope it will be used to forward
the cause of Christ and humanity. l am
glad to know you are doing your duty
cause of the Peoples Party. When I was
at the 18th of June convention | was SO
Disguised with the work while there |
with the Peoples Party unless they could
run it alone and not be bulldozed by blood
suckers and office sharks. Well | did vote
the mid-road state ticket and l never will
again vote for a man unless he comes right
out and states his principles. If l were a
young man l should like no better fun fun
best and fight to put down the cursed
institutions that have been erected in our
the liberties our fathers fought for. We
are being enslaved by the power of money
more so than the negroes were enslaved
by their masters for their masters fed
and clothed their slaves because there was
money in them In fact during the re-
bellion the people in this country, fought.
wrapped up in a negro's hide, and now
they are in a worse condition than be-
fore. Truly yours,
Earl Hoisington.
Leota, Mimi. Feb. 10, 1899.
Editor of Organization Column:
Dear Sir: l am too badly crippled imam
cially to give much to any cause, no ma tier
how worthy or good the object. | cheer
fully send fifty cents in stamps in this
letter, although I feel discouraged from
such facts as that the G. Q. p. by their
system Of pensions to the old soldiers, have
a tremendous hold on the voters Of the
country. And that class of voters will,
as rule, vote the Republican ticket, no
matter what their platform, or what the
result. OF course all loyal men of all par
ties believe in taking care of the old SOL
diers and their helpless families. and the
Peoples Party will also give them other
blessings they are now too blind to see
get now as day is different from night.
Yours truly,
A. e. Taylor.
North Redwood Mimi, Feb. 10, 1899.
Editor Of Organization Column:
Please find enclosed % cents in one cent
stamps Would gladly send larger amount
If I felt able. ] am getting well along
in years but am determined to fight to the
cry. The only way is to enlighten the
masses of the people. May you and our
good friend Mr.. Donnelly live long to car
ry on the good work. This from a middle
Of the-road Populist.
Respectfully yours,
E. H. Gates.
Anoka. Mimi, Feb. IA, 1899.