Judge — June 11, 1887 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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wage: In0THER CHANCE FOR PUZZLE WORKERS. The “Judge's ” Second Prize Offering IX BEHALY OF THE Grant Monument Fund. « of its more or less complicated character, the ‘rand Word Contest, Just ended, has proven a great Ty over SW) energetic, i and for the Grant Fund, has ‘swelled the total previously recelved through th the contribution of @ goo addition divided $60) among eight puzzle workers as a reward for thelr DOE. how Inaugurates a second con. bre popular character thaa the first—a con. {Etin ‘shich every school child can engage and stand an w Alelutnee with older competitors. Yl jerwon who, in conformance with governing rules, rant Fund, on or before June 15th. 18 Io Jevar's aco spirite test of an ‘ll be entitled to participate Joney thus received will be appropriated cents will be at once credited to the Grant Fund. ing twenty-five cents, after deducting the legt- ses of advertising, will be. placed in a common ful. tr be divided among the xix competitors having {ie fullest list. of the most popular men_as indicated by & fhajority of all the lists sent! in. The new contest is, in fact, Mey idan the principles of "an election, each competitive Sper virtually acting ia the nature of a ballot, and the six JE Gituining the greater name of the eleven names shown wat’ popular by @majority of all the lists will be tral prize papers. nituule of the prizes will depend on the amount of the nutnber of com: nus of cotpetitors. Will the frnd shown) from mstage. Requests for copies by ten cents. Fund» BLISHING Co., Each compet ing US ore, bo beset: must only. ied by a remittance of 3) the aivantage of competitors Shere twoor more lists have samne umber of winning naines tal eof mailing: that the p her hame how, reserving, if be ors hooses, the list until later for completion or reet sho, will in case of Ues, take precedence over another who Pemits both money and list later on, s forwarded, contributor desires to amend oF she is privileged to do so upon an additional 0 of 20 will be given the benefit of the lists compiled or obtained by other means wn efforts or the assistance which may ediate Telatives or friends, are not per- be written in_their alphabetical order, com- first letter of surname, as follows: Cleveland Grover. 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