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| Mrs aHfa~me~ 1Azrs. Ella Lee

An eminent physician says that
"Women are not truthful; they will lie
to their physician This statement
should be qualified; women do tell the
truth, but not the whole truth, to a
male physician, but this is only in re-
gard TO those painful and troublesome
disorders peculiar to their sex.
There can be no more terrible ordeal
to delicate, sensitive, refined woman
than to be obliged to answer certain
questions when those questions are
asked even by her family physician.
This is especially the case with I'M
married women.
Is it any wonder, then, that women
continue to suffer and that doctors
fail to cure female diseases when they
cannot get the proper information to
work on?
This is the reason why thousands and
thousands of women are now CORE
spending with Mrs. Pinkham. To her
they can and do give every symptom,
so that she really knows more about
the true condition of her patients,
through her correspondence with them
than the physician who personally
questions them.
Ifyou suffer from any form of trouble
peculiar to women, write at once to
Mrs. Pinkham. Lynn, Mass, and she
will advise you free of charge.
The fact that this great boon, which
is extended freely to women by Mrs.
Pinkham, is appreciated, the thou
sands Of letters received by her prove.
Many such grateful letters as the fol-
lowing are constantly pouring in.
Ask Hrs. Pinkhan's Advice-A Wen
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WANTED HIS WHISKY.
Had to Keep kentuckian Chained on
the Golden Shore.


From the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Hon. Joseph Slack. of Grenada. Miss,
whose witty saying and bright stories are
the talk Of all Mississippi and half of Ten
nessee, is one of the few really original
men who are adverse to seeing his name
connected with his stories in print. But
Mr. SlaclSs genius has, in a manner made
his stories public property and they are
so good that, with the best intention of
respecting his idiosyneraey In this par
ticular all writer's, whether familiar with
his desires or not, are sure sooner or later
to displease him by chroncing something
of his orlgination. Mr.. Slack has friends
in Kentucky. He visited them recently,
and, of course, the decanter was on the
sldeboard,
1T was Kentucky whisky In the de-
canter," said Mr.. Slack to his friends In
Grenada" You never saw any of this
brand unless you have friends In Ken
lucky They don't allow drop of 1t TO go
out of the state unless 1t is inside of the
man. Any other way of taking this
whisky from Kentucky brings on a lynch
ing. Some of 1t was In me the night
got there. | dreamed of heaven when
went to sleep. as was natural and pro-
per, having INDUCED in that mellifions
and precious liquor. st. Peter was show
ing me around and everything and every
body up there was Just as fancy and
imagination depict the happiness and ser
Unity of the place. But one man was
chained to stump Twas gold stump,
all right, and the chains were gold too
Still. he was chaine-.
st. Peter said l. amt this heaven?' -
1T certainly is, replied t.. good saint
'Inen tell me, st. Peter. why amt
that man free? Why Is he chained to
oh, that idiot answered Saint Peter
Why, he comes from Kentucky. We have
to chain him from going back there after
that private brand of whisky"
Best on earth or anywhere else. Thu
GaWk Engraving Co Peopie's nhona 276
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Mrs. Ella Lee, Frankfort, Ind. writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
~ want to thank you for what your nedi-
cine has done for me-
Three years ago had Inflammation of the
ovaries and ulcers on my womb was under
the doctors care for about three months, and
the only time was not in pai- was when
finally said never would be better. and
would be an invalid the rest of my life. l had
given up In despair, but one evening / came
across one Of your advertisements and decided
to write you for advice. / did so and conn
menced to take Lydia e. Pinkham's vege-
table Compound. began to improve at once,
and to-day am well woman, and know
it is all due to your advice and medicine.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Farmer of 2809 Elliott
Avenue, st. Louis, Mo-, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
Z" l cannot thank you enough for what your
advice and medicines have done for me.
Ehey have done me more good than all the
doctors ! ever had.
" For the last eight years 1 have suffered
with female troubles; was very weak; had
nervous prostration and could not do nv
work; but am happy to say Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has made q
different woman Of me. I am In perfect
health and have gained in weight from 9S
pounds to 122 pounds
No other medicine in the world has
received such widespread and unquali-
fed endorsement, No other medicine
has such q record for actual cures OF
female ills as has Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She has
guided thousands to health. Address,
Lynn, Mass.
y Best Uhdcrstapds A Wonan's M
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waiting. We are waiting for you. VIA
you live for Christ as we lived, that we
may have these reunions2'
Are our parents in heaven concerned
about us? They so loved us here, they
were so anxious about our best interests,
that cannot believe they have forgotten
us now What news could SO gladden.
their hearts, could the angelic messengers
that pass from earth to heaven bring to
them, than the news of your repentance?
Shall we let them wait and keep waiting
for our answer? Father, mother, we are
coming! Yes in little WHILE after we
have done our work for Christ, we shall
come oh, sinful child, thou art not an
orphani You have a heavenly Father
waiting. You have a redeemed earthly
father and mother waiting Wit thou not
lift from them the burden of their anx-
iety? Wilt thou not enhance their heav-
emily joys by the assurance that thou art
coming to complete the family circle
around the throne?
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Mems Suits
Less Than Half
Price

Now if you are putting your money in the
bank, buying a home something else, you per-
haps have made up your mind to get CHEAP SUIT
We will sell you suit of which all the nice
things can be said that you see in Our Spring Suit
ad These are winter suits and little heavy that
is all Certainly much better bargain than a
shoddy suit at the same price.
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WOn1en'S
Shoes
$40

If you prefer high top shoes or think it
little early yet to buy oxfords, we have a few
pairs in either plain kid patent leather that are
bargain in the truest sense of the word 1t is
without oubt best goods and lowest prices.
The prices are a little more than one-third less
than usual
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Best on earth or anywhere else. Tho
Gawk Engraving Co. Peoples phone 27e
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father is dead now. 1 can never bring
him back to tell him how have repented
of my past sins"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-13
The Laughest Ever. q Il n n Everything Up-to- Date
now on. sale Al Fl o 90
JOHN III. REAGAN.

The following poem on the life
of Judge John II. Reagan was pen
ned by Capt n. w. Hunter Of Pales-
tine:
At peace at last, near ninety years
The soul that hattled without fears
For truth and right and justice fair
Has dawned into ethereal air.
That body built OF sturdy grain
That nourished we'll that mighty
brain
Now lies inert so white and still
Waiting its last cold bed to fill.
Though life has gone, its frame be
hid
Yet lives the deeds and work he did
Nor fear Of tongue or pen or blade
Could swerve from right the path Il
made.
Nor awe nor crave for peIf or gain
Nor mind for any mans disdain
He vet pursued the course of right
Nor heed nor care, carp all who
might.
Straight TO the port it sails spread
wide
With faith and honor for his guide,
With mighty truth and virtue sweet
That great life's laid at his master 5
feet.
As time rolls on and clouds pass by
The name and fame of the man shall
fly.
Through age and time resounding
then
BE honored by the best OF men.
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Subject for SUNDAY March rs
ts8uTitvinE Cor IA auf uaiiE Work
Matthew 3 1919 Romans t-. itt
Eph t&s
t.sasset Miss Clara Bee k@offh.
LIFE - short ae have na time Co
loss Essas 10 Psalms - az
Mr. Mansea
All ~eFk l. sacred. Col 8, IT,
Afs agknighs
BLESSINGS aeua the alliEeuf Prov
8s ia. James a. tgstT noyai
MasNFav*s
- ouF talents WhaF&s~F they MAJ
Dr. Mat So 1859 Rolsert Crnw
nAiis FeadtngA fuF week vnatn@
Marvh IS
Nonaaf Issas Is Dssapegts feed
ias fouf fboasAna Matt fs sa-as
Tuesday Phartaswm aud sAaanee@m
demand algn. Mat rs - 70 49,
M
Wednesday TIE hllnd faau and
Peter ennfensaon Malt lie assxo
lake ts-sf
ThasmstAA lesHa f@refelit hls
death Ana Resurrection. NArA Sc
10 p AAsi Is zl~&N
FFsaaf The TRANSPORTATION -
1eans. Mat. II IFS i-aa~
saturday me aamsalae b.,
healed. Mars 1873 Lake =
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The auction sale OF iewelry at the
Ross a Heyer Company continues 20
attract crowds. The store Is filled
10 overlooking each sale and very
te~ articles remain up long at time
Mr. Pope is a man OF action and i'm
presses the visitors TO the store
that he means business and that IL
you want a piece Of goods offered
Won must be quick about II Many
handsome and valuable pieces of
jeweiry have been disposed Of since
the sale began, and the constituted
Interest shown indtcates that no
trouble vii Re had in disposiug OF
the bulk Of the stock II you have
not been you should so The sales
begin each day as $3.50 aud go
D IA npFing this sale verythins
IA fhe house gocs Nothing will he
ress rived
The ladies are especially invited
10 attend these sales
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MAS CONVICTED.


tslew~sarss o. March Any Ged.
~ coe. l~s mn SO. am rot guilty
s~ssAr l am nos guilty. shrieked Mrs
O. s~Ae N Chadwick IN the coFrtssspr
outside the United states asatrpcs eaars
foon saturday nswhs she struggled
with pepnty Narwhals Wagner ard cIe-
haTa l.na, h@r son. tried to comfort
her
Away from IRE. Emil away she
srp~am@st 4 seaa n~v~v la-sk s@a Ia
ERE face again ! am not gaiifys ies nse
go,
IRE penalty fos conspiracy 10 twa
years "a tie EwsAtenttaFv Ans4 flns a
h@a avam than ttaea nor Hsrrw shmn tfe J.
e@a Mrs ehass~sAsN was FaanA xviffy
eg sever grants. s=.nt~uee wAs Fns.s
refsa psnAinw = nasioa Tor : new trial
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esss.n~gaaxtsAm "a. &aFwh ia-FSTa
easmpaws#ay sA#msrwys~a she &c usmms -
stAw ssamas@8mwasA@ Car ans Ma@Mtss@ @sssss>
rgamv. emmmanM ; fomm % sase a@@ mtkM
.nsaFmnes az ct see. MARTA Msasaa
thA m1Mha wmawhHsaa- - sspp1aw4 -
h@wm hamM hmaFaama - ssmMkM@
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MesANh4a @mFwh IA tsssssfmeseAal~
Aps~ml uF~~tai fsoEu Fxssenshnt Ara
hMyW TIE ian I've miles frpsn thai t@wu.
wAs destroyed ~ aFe. wesnsAfsnw iss
enly g%eapant. 1ahe E~@msys = aaw
nxaieF IN ses fmassssF effeps~ Tfss are
T. sauswaaed - have NsmFssa fsnsn
= ltwhsass fswAF~sss. whAsh Greasy hAa
kasess ~HEsss k2sN~
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Fsastsasmrw MARTA ta-Th@ largest
KssttaeasFM fnw snw@shm wsmT1ma nassata
MmssfAs. IRE nAm4 emmsMAmesf ANsNas
Aaa ae3 easA~t@ rsssnwaKxsasf "a C7azntss
natI esd fsssalMxalas Aa~steex sasFsmAesst
"a gn@a amm essssh#ss fafA@wa
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1 have h@~m Suffering f0s thM s@#s
Fac v~aFm mtth = severe attack ~
shwmsnasaesm and gouma thai H@ilaa' >
wns,w f.lhlsa&af as the unaY thlns
xha2 waxm nmn satisfaction ard temeNsl
a1gexamse smT pmima MARIA -. tsa1.
9sshm Il Fswaman. Klmsnmn. III @Sas
- ana a. 90. sasd By Hnod and
Martin.
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l. O c AL NJ E w S.


Daily arrivals of new goods at the
.
First class shoe making at
rsray'x 90
-. - --,..
- -,
f"'' '"'"S
satts Nasls,u AT va" "I"'' ""'7s
A'''"A '""
-. e.. ar. 81 "a
'@a'"fsH h"' "s~h'hs 81 VIZ" 'S'ef
= ut.,.,.t... - n r.,st.v
So. II
The haslH for middllng cotton in
$3.50 's1' . ~" ''
Call J. q. panklev for plumbing
al r. d @f"nN ~ H"eN SNN4'.
No. 81.
.
of the World wili meet at Waco to-
morrow
%
g. G., Groce handed Us 1000 satnF-
for one year
8
r r Thompson. . member Of the
grand iary. u sick at his home GA
%
At the meeting of Elks tomorrow
night officers for the ensuing year
will be nominated
For receptions and other social
gatherings set your brick cream from
Nlck's Candy Kitchen. II
%
Galveston and return VIA. ~ q !.
$3.50. Limit March -
%
II you ever buy music aon H',s@
Arnoid's special sale ~ ana -
cents Monday, March Is 70
Ellis County Medical Association
wlll meet ST woodmen hall tomorrow
morning 81 1880 O'Clock
%
Carrie Nation a. The opera house
TUESDAY AAkhts MAt'h s
AHfMx#NR0H KNR e&AAMs wv W.
seats. -
%
r. ~ bearing paid me nslls
Light ~ 80 today Ter adtaaes SUI
@eTipsion 20 The hailF iAget f"f 1s'e
rear
%
Mr. Bass Williams. pfoanin"a !
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THse fAm6ig nses1ieanx In sAsassassas -
hssszsrs lnx So vszxw--nw Thaehss's Liver
mmA n1@asa So
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Watch the papers for the hack and
tailored hat opening at the Leader
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" WANTED To frame your picture
Fine line 81 Inou lainwN - sslecg from
latest styles See A r. Brooks -
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naaxiAsa nesAeAhamer all En to
naftAx tasmaFrow 20 aersps lsssAz.
gtaa ~gsh TBS Strickland q tsAfhtn
esasnpmny - cashier lsoaaaaa% =
"a smdmaHfEam& Ya#nS mar ana hss
ars@maaa mtsM Aiu sas2@@m
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Irwin asuath and famlIy hAse Iasi
arrived from CEAfkmxiiie. Tensa.s Aa9
viii make Elltm naants th@aF fmt@fs
hosn~ Mr. smith = hFoth~F of
Iguxh aud jos smith who slss sast
IL shs cav
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FOR SALE Sci $500 wagon hAr.
ness. good as new . bargain A.
RAYS Livery stable Is
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nont forget the name Gold Gotta.
sath Century. White Wolf sud
vofsA. Give tAem . trial and -
the iaaRn n good fiSnF J. VII.
flaanm a. COMPANY u
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Carrie Nation al the opera house
Tuesday night. March IA. General
admission les esnts. No reserved
seats -
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II you ever buy music don miss
Atnoldg special sale ri and fa
cents Monday. March 10. 20
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Galveston and return VIA II. a +.
C n. r. on sale March 1890. Rate
xaeo. Limit March -.
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n. N bearing paid the Daily
lAght o. go today for advance SUD
serspsion 20 The DAILY LAget tor one
rear
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Carrie Nation Will lecture - the
opefm huuss Tuesday Hsghts March -
A ANAL admission 81 re cents WIZ
be charged No SEATS viii be res*fN-
ed -
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Mr. BASS Williams. prominent
farmer "a The Nash community. sub
eeYthed Tor he DAILY LiEhi today
having one ysar IN advance.
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For receptions and other social
gatherings get your brick cream from
Nlck's Candy Kitchen. n.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-13

For plumbing ca1 j @. Bankley
At r. s. cronk Co. Both phones
81. II
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Ellis County Medical Association
wlil meet At Woodmen hall tomorrow
morning 81 1880 O'Clock
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-03-29
N0Gl AND ST0ESSEl MEET.

The meeting between Generals Nogi
Stoessel at Port Arthur was most in.
teresting one. The brave commander
of the beseiging army and the resolute
defender of the fort exchanged com
pllments and expressions of esteem
I'm appreciation of their splendid loyal
ty to their emperor and country" Gen
eral N0gl announced that he was in
structed by the Japanese emperor to
say that the Russian officers would be
allowed to wear their swords General
Stoessel asked General Nogi to accept
his war horse as token of his admira-
alton. The latter replied that he could
not accept personal present but that
as the Russian horses became the
property of Japan he would see that
the horse was kindly treated.
General Nogi referred touchingly to
the two sons whom he had lost in
assaults upon the fort.
The question that must arise in every
mind is: Can war be really necessary
Must men fight each other In order to
establish justice? Must the destinies of
nations be forever determined by their
wars?.
Elk Governor Black took the affirma-
tive of this proposition in his speech
nominating President Roosevelt, and
those who favor a large navy seem to
think so, but an increasing multitude
look for the coming of the day when
the people will learn war no more
Bryan'S COmmoner.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-03-29
CORPORATION EAGLES.
How They Deceive the People and Fatten on
their Franchise Wealth.

CDR. 7. q. Girdner,t I'm Tom watson's Magazine.)
'Wheresoever the carcass is, there
will the eagles be gathered together
In every large city there is a fat car
cass Of franchise wealth, and there
you find the corporation eagles. and the
political eagles gathered together to
gorge themselves on 1t. The corpora
tion eagles deceive the unsuspecting
citizens by pretended desire to serve
them. They call themselves public
service corporations There never was
worse misnomer than this. They
are wolves in Sleeps clothing. They
fatten on the peoples franchise wealth
and serve no one except themselves and
their congeners, the political eagles.
So far from being servants they become
the masters of the people whose proper
ty they have obtain ed by every corrupt
device that the WI lpine instinct of man
can invent.
THE political eagles that feed on the
franchise carcass have a different way
of deceiving the people. They organize
themselves into what they call 20.
litical party, and by working three
hundred and sixty five days in the year
while other men are attending to their
legitimate businesses, tbeyget coatr of
the legal political machinery of one of
the great national parties. The
name by which they call their
organization will depend on the
particular city they are operating in.
10 New York, for instance, they call
themselves Democrats, not because
they know or care anything about the
principles of Dem ocracy, hut because a
majority of the independent voters are
Democrats, and then they. secure the
votes to elect their candidates from the
very people they intend to despoil once
they get in. For similar reason the
political eagles Of Philadelphia call
their organization Republican. If the
majority of the voters of any city favor.
ed prohibition, you would have that
city's organized political eagles calling
themselves Prohibitionists. New York
Philadelphia, Chicago, ST. Louis, every
city in this country which has fat
franchise wealth carcass has its corpor-
alton and political eagles gathered
together to devour it.''
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SENATOR LONG AND THE BUTLER.

The eastern papers are having fun
with Senator Long because he went to
a social function and shook hands with
the butler. The eastern papers do not
say how many times the senator said,
How are your" If he repeated it four
times he thought the butler was state
senator from Kansas; if he repeated it
three times, the senator thought he
was talking to man who voted for him
two years ago; if he said how are you
twice, the senator mistook the butler
for an old seventh district worker, but
if he just said "How are your" once,
Senator Long was thinking of some
thing else and shook hands because he
had nothing else to do and thought he
might as well practice on that two leg
ged man as well as on any other two
legged man. When a man goes to the
u. s. senate from Kansas he shakes
hands with everything. and clothing
store dummy has to hide out if it es-
capes- With Senator Long shaking hands
Is as natural as respiration. He gets
faraway look in his weary eyes and
shakes with long, hard stroke that
has never been equaled in endurance IN
Kansas. Long is q shaker from
shaker vile, and IL the butler got in his
way-it was the buffers look out.-Em
poria Gazette.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-03-29
FIRST pubhshed In the Barber County Index
March q, 1905.
Publication N0ticp

The State of Kansas, to e. C. Lewis: w. r.
s SeGk; =; y; Taylor; H. B. steck; Frank A.
and unknown administrators, executors and
trustees OF Il. 9. Lewis, deceased:
You and each of you will take notice that
Phipps and John G. George in the
District Court of Barber county, Kansas. and
tnat unless you answer the petition filed by
fore the Third day of May, 1905. said pet;.
ton will be taken as true and a Judgment
rendered against you and each of you accord
that the said plaintiffs are the absolute owners
in fee.simple, and in the quiet peaceahle.
open, notorious. undisturbed, exclusive and
Scribed real estate, situated in Barber conn
ty, Kansas, tO-wit:
Lots 2, and 4, in block IS. in the City OF
Hazelton, as shown on the recorded plat of
said city. f VI
And that neither you nor any or either of
you have any right, title, estate interest.
said real estate or any part thereof; that all
title or claim which you or any or either of
you may haye had or claim to have in or to
salo rea! estate or any part thereof be forever
barred. foreclosed and extinguished; and that
you and each and every one of you be forever
Darred. estopped and foreclosed from ever
setung up or asserting any right, title or
thereof. f.'
Judgment will also be rendered in said &C.
uOn IN the alter ative as though each and ey.
cry one of said defendants were alive at the
commencement Of the said action and agafnst
tne unknown heirs and devisees, and the un-
known administrators, executors and trusteea
OF each OF them. as though each and every
one OF said defendants were deceased at the
commencement of the SAID action.
Judgment will also be rendered that the
mortgage recorded in the following book in
the once OF the register of deeds of Barber
county, to,wit; Book g. at page 2s3, Is paid,
discharged and satisfied and canceling the
witness my hand and official seal this goth
day of March, 1905. CD. RACKG.Ey'
lSeal;I Clerk of the District Court.
SEWARD /. FIELD. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The next time you abuse an
editor, especially a magazine
editor, remember that even
he has his troubles. Of the
hundreds and hundreds of
magazines now publis he'd, and
the still more hundreds now
defunct, not half a dozen but
were a steady financial loss
during the first months of
their existence. Of the ex-
ceptions nearly all had back
OF them some purpose big
enough to draw instant sup
port from a large body of
people. Perhaps the most
striking example of these
fortunate few is Tom Wat.
sons Magazine, now making
its first appearance with the
solid backing of all believers
in economic and political
betterment.