The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-03-07
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are thus circulated will doubtless
have a tendency to chill the ardor
of the working contestants but the
candidates are hereby warned that
such reports are usually found to
have been carefully passed to the
right parties to reach the candidates
strongest opponent, so that candi-
dates will become discouraged. Don't
be easy: don't let your competitor
bluff you out. Just stick to the
finish and you'll find out that you
we're badly worried about nothing.
just Remember.
Votes cannot be bought. They
must be secured on subscriptions or
clipped from the paper or secured
with purchases.
Votes are positively not transfer
able and no vote ballot will be is
sued in blank. They must bear the
name OF a candidate before they
leave this office.
That there is NO POSSIBLE WAY
that anyone can find out how many
votes q candidate has in reserve UNI
less that candidate tells 1t herself.
No one knows how many any can
didate has-not even the contest
himself, for no record IS
kept of the votes issued on subscrip-
ticns and they are not counted I'M
til they are put In the ballot box.
Under the system which the contest
is conducted, 1t is, bound to be fair
and square and every contestant VIII
have impartial treatment.
IL there Is any mistake in the
count of any contestants vote up TO
the present date, 1t must be called
10 the attention of the contest man
ager before next Wednesday night.
the vote, as published to-
lay must be taken as correct.
Until further notice, contestants
will be allowed to poll enough bal
OTIS to make their standing 100000
above the leader in the proceeding
ssue. Within short time, the
standing of the leaders will be post
ID daily at the NEWS office. Watch
or the announcement of this fea-
ure.
Special Prize Winners.
The winners of the two special
,rizes offered TO the contestant In
ach district who turned in the
,reatest number of new subscrip-
IONS last week are as follows: In
he first district Miss Daisy Talbert,
f Georges creek won the watch Of
cred by Mr.. G.. ]. Carter, of Yates
lille and In the second district, Miss
Jessie Call won the $40 in mer-
offered by w. L. Ferguson
n both districts the race was very
lose. Miss Talbert was followed
losely by Miss Dockie See and sew
raj others and In the second dis
riot, Miss Call had the lead with |
Iiss Eula Fitzpatrick, very close
scond.
About The Votes.
All votes clipped from the paper
nd votes received with purchases
lade at stores, must be deposited
the Ballot Box before D. m.
yednesday, March 18th. This does
OF mean votes issued on subscrip-
ons for they are good up to the
osing night of the contest. We are
)mpelieu W nave thc ShppOu totcS
nd store votes deposited about
Tree days in advance of the close
the contest in order to clear the
,ards for the judges on the final
,unt.
Get the 100 Vote Coupon.
Look for the 100 vote coupon In
-day's paper. 1t is good for 100
ties when properly filled out and
mt to the contest department be-
re March 18th.
Best Offer Of the Contest.
Following is the schedule Of
ties on both old and new sub
riptions turned in between Feb.
It'll and March 18th:
New Subscriptions.