The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-09-13
TO CITIZEN READERS.

There are two especially new things
commencing this week-the Students
Journal and the Readers Prize Cou-
pons. The Students Journal is ex-
planned and commences on page three.
The Readers Prize Coupon will be
commencing In this issue Of The
commencing In the next issue Of The
Citizen, on the lower corner of this
page. This Is the plan: ONE member
OF the family to which The Citizen is
coming and where It is PAID FOR
IN ADVANCE may win a fine prize
at cost OF four cents In postage and
little time. We want to know what
parts OF the paper are liked the best
by our readers and what else they
would like to see in It. Anyone wish
ing t. viii one OF our prizes will see
that the paper coming to his home is
paid for in advance, and then fill out
coupon number one, cut 1t out of this
weeks Citizen, and mail it to the Cit
zen, Berea. KY, right away. This is
to be DOM alJer you have read The
Citizen thru. and the important blank
u Till are those telling what you like
best in the paper and why. You need
not iii out the one about what you
would like 10 see published in The
Citizen, unless you want TO. Then
when next weeks Citizen comes, fill
out coupon number two in the same
way, but do not send it in to The
Citizen office until you have numbers
three, four, and five ready. Then
mail these all together to The Cit
izen. Every one who will follow thse
directions will receive for his trouble
whichever OF the Renewal Premiums
he likes best
After We receive the first coupon,
properly filled out, we will mail you
list OF our Renewal Premiums, and
when you send us the last four cou-
pons you can tell us which you prefer.
The one who sends the neatest and
best answers to our coupon questions,
however, will receive a $3.50 book,
either the famous story of Revolution
AIRY Times, Barbara Wlnslow, Reb-
Ell" by Elizabeth Ellis, or The Noun
tain People OF Kentucky" by w. Ii.
Haney. Amy one who wants to win
one OF these books as a prize may
write more than the lines on the
coupon will permit, II he likes, adding
what more he has to say ON his own
paper.
Cut out these directions and keep
them, as they will not be published
again.
Lest some did not read what we
said about It last week, we print again
a description about one of our best
Renewal Premiums.
Great Premium for Renewals.
Every one who pays up all he
owes to the Citizen and for at least
six months in advance, during the
month of September, may receive at
the Citizen office or mailed to him
free at his home address a copy of |
the book
The Good News In Story and Song.
This book was printed last October
for the first time, and by last April
20, 900 copies OF il were almost gone,
50 that the publishers printed 100000
copies more. I'll tell you what it is.
1t is a book Of about 400 pages well
bound in cloth covers, and contains,
first, the New Testament in good,
plain type, then 1875 Of the best and
dearest gospel songs that we know,
words and music both,-I wish l had
lime to write you the names of about
twenty beautiful old favorites it con.
tains, and then it has fifteen songs
for the home and for patriotic, tenn
perance and social occasions, like
The Star Spangled b amer, America,
Swanee Ribber, and Annie Lau rie-
ihese are all in the book. Then it
mas over thirty scripture selections
rom the Psalms and other parts of
he Bible for responsive reading in
,hurch or Sunday School, and finally
. family record on the last page, ON
which to write the dates OF marriages,
births and deaths in your family.