Jas. E. Dillon, Otwell, Ind.
Too late I learned the sad story of Watson’s Magazine. I have been a subscriber to it from the first number, and I did not want to miss a number.
I sent a long list of names to it a few days before I found it out, for sample copies. But it has lost its attraction to me and I hope such men as DeFrance and Mann will soon be relegated.
I have enclosed a few names that might subscribe to the new Jeffersonian Magazine.
I hope you will have success in spreading the truth and nothing but the truth.
Wants a “Watson’s” With a Watson in It
H. C. Britt, Sparta, Ga.
I have been informed that you would send to the present subscribers to Watson’s Magazine, if they so desired, your new publication, free of cost, for the time for which they had paid their subscriptions to the Magazine. I am a subscriber to the Magazine, and have been from the date of its very first issue, and my subscription is paid to the corresponding date in 1907.
I took the Magazine because of your connection with it. I would appreciate the opportunity of getting acquainted with your new Magazine.