Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-07-16
Second Count, Thursday, Jyly 18th.
The count for Special Prize will have no bear
ing upon the question as to who will win
at the Final Count

B 'HAF ." NNS " AHe Ava ihAclteAlnI
events which has been pulled off il
Lawrenceburg 10 this contest lht
candidate who has made the creates
gain since the first count Of a month
ago will receive $40 in gold as a prize
the second best will get S.. in gold
No matter what your standing mas
have been at The conclusion Of the first
count, II you make a greater gain Oyer
that count than any other candidal,
you will win the prizes. For instance, 4
you had but IS votes in the count made
June 18th, and you mede larger gain
than The leader, you will get the money
II you make a gain Of 1000 or 10000
or $4,000, and the leader in the first
count makes a gain Of only one less
than you, you will have Ihe prizes ciuch.
ed for yourself So gel busy and briue
in all the VOles possible between now
and Thursday, July II.
A little exertiOn aud husfiinR among
the contestants is what is required TO
win, and The one who is the most active
and who uses the best judgment and
business sense in her canvass is the one
who will land the prize. II will come
without the expenditure Of a penny to
the one who captures the prize, but
eternal huslling will be the price of
success, Are you going TO win it7 Or
are you going 10 take a vacation aud
let the other girl beat you to it2 And
probably by very few votes at that?
Whatever number Of votes you may
have in the second count will be placed
TO your credit in the final count which
will be made in August, but if YOU
make The greatest gain now YOU will
land The $40 which is offered as a
first prize at the count on Thursday,
July t7lh And all the votes cast
during The entire contest will determine
who is 10 get the pianO-these special
counts cut no i.gure in the grand
final round up. There is nobody so
far ahead, according 10 the first count,
but what a little huslling on the part
OF the other contestants would place
them right up among the leaders
New subscribers are what count the
most in this contest, because for every
new subscriber brought in, the person
bringing it in is entitled to 900 votes
and 500 votes is given for each renew.
al, while 400 votes are given with each
back subscription.
Bear in mind, that the ballot box
will be closed at 6 o'clock THURSDAY
evening, July 17th. Be sure and hav,
all your votes in by that time, so you
will have had fair chance to show
what your standing is. As soon as the
ballot bon is closed the Count will b,
made and the result announced a.
quickly as 1t is known.
Remember the SIS in gold goes t,
The ones who make the greatest saiI
in the number of votes
Remember and have your friend
trade with merchants giving coupons
Their ads, appear in this issue in con
nection with our wonderful offer.
| For every new subscriptions, i0,0OC
extra votes, total of IA, 200 votes.
For every 7 renewals, 5000 exlri
votes, a total of ii 500 votes
For every 7 back subscriptions, 6,00t
extra votes, a total of $500.
Subscriptions turned in for the frs
count will not count for these bonuses
They will count just the same for th
piano at the final count, but these bo
muses. are good only on subscription
brought in from now until the offer
withdrawn.
For every 40 merchants coupon
brought to this office and counted b
the publisher or his assistant we vii
give 500 extra votes, total Of 150I
votes.
And remember the special bOnu
offers made ir connection with thi
contest.
The following merchants are givin
, 25 vote merch ants coupons WITH eac
81 csah purchs 4;
Conner Dry Goods Co,
} George Bros. Dry Goods 90.
J. P, Springer, Grocer.
{ W. H. Shaughn, Photographer,
W. H. Harvey, Fruit Store and New
Stand,
NJ. Richardson & c., Hardware,
D Racket Store.
BurtOn's Drug Store,
Jno. W English, Fed Store,
OaTnahan Il Num-, Dry Goods,
9 Jeb Printing Department, LaWrenl
Democrat,