The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-19

In yesterdays issue or Inc Bulletin
appeared the first list OF those candi-
dates who had been nominated as as
pirants for the HUNDREDS of dollars in
prizes, which will be awarded TO sew
enteen ambitious and energetic men
and women in Cairo ani the territory
served BY this paper, securing the
highest number OF votes in the grand
prize contest
Today are listed several names of
other candidates who VIII try for the
prizes, and nominations will be re-
ceiyed until the last week of the con
test. but those entered early have an
advantage over those whose names
come later, as many readers of The
Bulletin will lex fortunate candidate
and stay with them until the end of
the race.
Then, too there is scattering vote
In the hands of those who have not
yet decided to whom they will give
their votes. II your name is entered
you will receive your share of these
votes. Thousands of votes come I'M
asked from friends OF candidates who
see the name OF their favorite in the
the list of entries and send their
votes and subscriptions direct to the
Contest Department, but contestants
cannot rely on their friends assist
ing them to any great extent without
a little personal solicitation them
selves. eye,
Start Work Early.
Start work early. Do not wait TN
til tomorrow. as by that time some
one else may have been to see the
particular party that you had intend
ed seeing, and secured the votes, or
the promise. which is just as good.
and will come in later,
Ask those of your friends who in
tend paying their subscription this
month to ask for the votes on same
in your favor A few votes received
early in the race may be just the
number you will need at the close to
win out over your competitor. Am
bition and energy are the only re-
quirements You must have friends
then, with a little perseverance, you
will be among the winners when the
prizes are awarded.
Method Of Securing Votes.
Votes will be given on all paid sub
scriptions to The Bulletin. whether
the subscriber is old or new, paid in
advance or In arrears. A new sub.
scriber is counted as one VINO has not
taken the paper prior to August 14th,
1910, the first announcement of the
of the contest, When
are turned into the con
test department vote certificates are
issued good for the number OF votes
the subscription calls -or. The Ger
tificates are good until the end OF the
contest and need not be voted until
such time as the contestant desires.
A vote coupon appears in each issue
OF the paper. This when neatly clip
ped from the paper and properly filed
out, will count ten votes for the can
didate whose name appears thereon.
Fill out and deposit these coupons in
the ballot box at this office and they
Will appear in the paper the following
day, Thousands of votes can be &C.
cured in this manner, SO get all your
friends to cut them out and save them
Tor you.
The number of votes accredited to
the different candidates will appear
lin the paper Sunday morning and daily
thereafter until the close or the con-
test. The votes will be counted
|every day at p. m. to appear In the
paper the day following. Votes de.
posted in the box after that hour
will not appear in the paper until the
second day following.
There are seventeen prizes for In.
diyidhal candidates securing the high.
eot 'otco' ihe pllZeS dT edcn ana
every one well worth an effort put
forth to secure them. start now and
secure all the advantage possible early
| In the race.
CANDIDATES ENTERED TO DATE
District No. I.
All OF the City Of Cairo lying north
|of Twenty-first street. MA
Miss Helen Jackson
Mrs. Schwartze,
Miss Alice Byrne
Mr. Ito Smith
Miss Marie Williams. 80"
Mr., Harry Thornnerry
Mr.. ZENITH Warner
Mr.. Albert Zook