| JACK LONDON, | EDGAR SALTUS, |
| E. F. BENSON, | CHAS. BATTELL LOOMIS, |
| JUSTUS MILES FORMAN, | BARONESS VON HUTTEN, |
| JOHN D. BARRY, | JOSEPHINE DIXON, |
| J. J. BELL, | BLISS CARMAN, |
| GERTRUDE ATHERTON, | ARTHUR STRINGER, |
| E. NESBIT, | FRANK D. SHERMAN, |
| HAROLD MACGRATH, | ELLA WHEELER WILCOX, |
| RICHARD LE GALLIENNE, | ARTHUR KETCHUM, |
| O. HENRY, | EDMUND VANCE COOKE, |
| POULTNEY BIGELOW, | S. E. KISER, |
| ELIZABETH DUER, | JOHN VANCE CHENEY, |
| GUY WETMORE CARRYL, | JOHN B. TABB, |
| JOSEPH C. LINCOLN, | CLINTON SCOLLARD, |
| MRS. BURTON HARRISON, | And Others. |
It will thus be seen that in 1904 there will be plenty of quality to go along with the greatest quantity of reading matter to be found in any other magazine published at any price.
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[Transcriber's Note:]
Some image alignments have been changed from the original to better accommodate free-flowing text.
Apparent spelling errors within dialogue have been left unchanged on the assumption that they are intentional dialect.
Page 3, changed "its" to "it's" in "I suppose it's all right."
Page 4, changed "aint" to "ain't."