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The Springfield News-Leader from Springfield, Missouri • Page 6

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(i, ii) xii ar Hi Hi Hi ii) Hi Hi Hi Hi 4 9 ii ii ti Hi ii H) Hi it Hi Ml Hi Hi ii) Hi id ii Hi so 0000 TITE SPRTXQriELD REPURUCAN SATURDAY MORXIXGL JAXCART" tOr 1901. "fpf? '0f 0 0i'00'Si 0r 0 'm '0m tm 0000' "m'00 0m' 0m 00 m' 0 0000'm 0 00 0 0'm 00ri. Repibl TEN Have You Enroled Yet in the TT T7 itm mm mm FOR CHOLARSH In the International Correspondence Schools of Scranton, Pa. FREE SCHOLARSHIPS in The international Correspondence Schools, of Scranton, will be given away by The Republican to the ten persons receiving the most votes between January 5 and February 23. The person receiving the largest number of votes will have the choice of one of the entire" ten.

The person receivingLthe; next largest numberof votes thesecond choice. 0O) 1 III ii) The person receiving the third largest number of votes, the third choice; and so on, until the ten persons receiving the largest number of votes have each selected a Scholarship. i rnr.K in MECHANH A I. which will y.mlify for positions as iii luiiilral draftsmen, designers, foremen. suptTintendculs Ulnl UlUriliT 2 a free scholarship in p.lkctp.1cal enu1 ekki i.

which will for po superintendents of electric ligl.t and putvVr plants, or of electrical man ufacYorks, as electrical engineer uinl tWtrielans. This holarsliip Includes a free of KIim iricnl. Apparatus, ujtli which lo do the work uf the roiirK 3 A 1'KEE SCHOLAKillir IN A UCHITECTURE, fjiiullf for position as t.iii itural ilruftsnion unJ il. ii.KU rs. a.

i liiie ns or artliitcctural in Kliiw: or to go Into Im lucus as ami i tuis. Ten Free Scholarships. 1 a rur.E snnti.Aiisiur in 1 vii. wlii li will ninlily ti ltl ainl iijn tUiu 11 1 tin 'iisirui'(loii of to lay "out proposed rail 1' ii i or supi riutt nil tlir imMnu'. 'ami to ilosijrn l.y lr.inlii' apparatu au plan ami wati rpow'r plants ami lrri 1 uiul for positions as or as uniiiicipal.

or saltiag r. A KHEE 'SC'llOLARSIIir IX SAM TA KY II EAT lMl. AM' VENTlI.ATIuN. Ii ill qualify to till tho i i iij. the ami irtraili or to uit Ua Ill.

lHM'tori. 0 A FREE SCHOLARSHIP IN CHEMISTRY. wlili will qualify for positions a3 analytical fht niista. No Books to Buy. Included Tith acb S.

hola. ship will he all of the xthooks or tbe yuestlou Pnjwr u2d Prflwiiik; Plates neccusary to atudy with. 7 a scnoi.Ansmr in roMMKltt'lAI. Ult.VN'fHKS, wlilrli will qualify for posltloua a Etemiiaplu rs or tii romituiits. 8 A I'UEE SfHOI.AUSHIP IN MIH.IIAMCAI.

DHAWIXO. wlili Ii will qualify for nlurl'd positions as iniM'liaiilcal tlraftsuuMi. Tills imludes a couiplt'tf tlruftliitf out lit, retail price, $11'. 0 A llEi: SCHOLARSHIP IN AltCHITECTl RAL UKAWINC. wlikli will qualify for pouitiong ts arthltcctiiral draftsuicu.

Tills cbo! nrslilp Inrlmlos a ootnplitte drafi ng outUt, 'Ull priio. i afree scholarship in OliVAMF.NTAL DESIGN," tlmroiiL'h instruction In fri'liam drawInK, history of orm liniit, and tho of npplil ilcslirn. ami covering the snui jrrutind as similar course in tBi best rtslih'iit art si hoole. This s'liol arsliip liicliidi a cotuplctc ttesljulni; outlit. Mail price, 'Instruction Paiu rs," in pamphlet form.

In addition, cacli scholarbhlp will Include, without extra charge, a complete set of the tame Papers and Plates, handsomely bound In leather, with a look of Formulas, and a Key for the whole work of the course, for use as reference book r' On exhibition at the Republican office. Those Ditnil Volumes of the Courns. together wlrh sample of the Papers lu pamphlet form, the Draw lust Plates, the Complete Crafting. I 'si filing, arid Electrical Outfits, to be glvpn, with the. Scholarships, arc now on exhibition at the Republican office.

I'' onx.hibltlal'att,'eK''l 9 Old subscribers navin? un bark nnH mnnew in advance on llil i C3 MBaH i.fr J(V I subscription are allowed the same privilege as new subscribers. .0.0" 0" ZZlZZLlZllZZJSZZZSLl 0w.00m .00.0 .0 0.00.0:0., 00. 00 00. 00.0m. 0 00.

0 0w 0w 00 .0 0 sJT SJ" 5" 2 SSi' SSiSiW3'' BOTH ARE DEAD One station Agent Died and Hi SiK eeswor Followed His Lead. Frisco Oftif ials Maule a Tour Over the t'hadwick. iMSCO AND MEMPHIS FLASHES 0. Sfoncll, station for the I'rix co at had a nir ji.al operation perfoniK Sunday for i'ranulati hernia and died ut 1 10 rlorkMnndn.T mornln Walter Field. vhJ at once gui cevdtd lr.

Monell. strange die1 the But day" of pneumonia. TbiH jm uliar iftalr was not known for a day or two ifterward at the general otflce In Eprlngfltld. Mrs. Slonell, widow of the firt man IT en Honed, will 1iVb viaif of the tatlon now.

Her too hi atfent at IsttT, 1. T. AN NISPECTIOX TOCR. IL Cray, supr1ntendnt of tranv Tortaflon the Frisco, came In ye rlay from Sfonett in private cnt OS ml'left for trip along the Chadwlck A. divlsim atirx rln etident.

aornropinlnl Mr. GrsJ. This Ir. Gray's first tonr of Inj'prtlon ef the Chadwlck tirnmh. X1XJ.

GKT TIER IXSfJlANC E. Th willow of Jhn M. Stewart the lr.in who win klllKl by falling from a bridge over lied near Arthur. on Jannary 12, will reeeive bi money from the Travelen' Inntranee company In a short time. The Wood will py Iwr later.

K. FOSTKR MAHJUED. Xlr. E. N.

the Knns.is t'lty. Port Scott pliis ear shops here, was united In tn Clara S'un, an in eoniplNheil Votiiati formerly from N'i Vnik. The ceremony was performed hy Itev. C. I.

Hose, on Thursday nlijlit at the home of Mrs. Grace P. Iliders, a sister of the bride. AltOUM) TlfK DEPOTS. r.cU Belaud, tliuekitper of the Ffi eu tiainineti, ainl il.

Hall. Meno Kr.iphrr for Snper4ntetiileiit O'Haru. ar.f liiith "laid up" ith the. frip. W.

II. Sin ii of Motiett. a pTisgener ('inductor on the Frisco accoimii'Mla tioti train, accompanied by his wife. were in the city yetcnl.iy. W.

('. Smith, commercial psent of i he Frisco, pcnt yesterday in Cliad wi. k. V. lViiv.

Crji passen.eer ri ent of the Memphis route, was In town yesterday. A. I. traveling passenger aat'iit of the Northwestern Hue, with headquarters in Kansas tity, wart lu SpjUrnlield yesterday. Mrs.

Jithti Jones, whose husband Is emplojed In the Memphis shops, has liofi'e to Kansas City to vMt her sister, who Is seriously 111. (. Scott, district superintendent of the Memphis route at Votes. Each copy of The Republican issued from now until Feb. 23 will contain a coupon.

Cut this out, fill in and mail, or send to The Republican office, where due credit will be given to the person whose name is on the coupon. New Subscribers in the City. Every new subscriber paying S6.00 in advance for one year's subscription to the Daily and Sunday Republican will be entitled to cast '600 votes on one coupon those paying S3.00 in advance for 6 months' subscription will be entitled to cast 300 votes on one coupon one dollar and fifty cents, $1.50, for 3 months' subscription, votes'; fifty cents for one month's subscription entitles to 50 votes. New Out of Town Subscribers The Republican wishes it distinctly understood that its out of town friends and subscribers have an equal chance in this'contest. The same rules and regulations apply as in the city.

New subscribers out of the city paying $4.00 in advance for one year's subscription to the Daily and Sunday Republican will be entitled to' cast 400 votes', those paying $2.00 in advance for 6 nonths' subscription, 200 votes; tnose paying ai.uu in advancejoxjrnonths subscription, 100 votes. New Weekly Subscribers. New subscribers to the Weekly Republican paying $1.00 iivatdvance. for one year will be entitled to 100 votes those paying 50 cents for 6 month 50 votes. Notice 40 Old Subscribers.

In the city, yesterday. A of men are viiialtin and streiinihoninu tlie biiik'cs the Chadwlch of the Frisco. E. Hayimr, the Minphis dispatcher who has been llvHis at Fort died in the company's hospital at Kansas City Thursday night Df typhoid fever. Prcsiiient and Ccneral Man.izr Vonkntn of the Frisco, necoinpatiied by Ids private secretary, Mr.

Nash, ha returned from New. York. $3.00 to Eureka Springs and return, Ticket tola Saturdays ann Sundays. good returning' following Mondays, via Frisco Una. NATURE'S WAffiMG Vomen who have not known the depths of suffering think too little of the warnings of Nature.

It only when suffering is a present reality that they come to realize that life without health is a living death. Many women with little menstrual irregularities imagine they are strong and healthy because they do not suffer much pain. These little irregularities are symptoms which indicate coming suffering. It is well for you. to give them immediate attention.

You cannot long ignore Nature's warning. Inregular menstruation and Itucorrhora'do not bother much at first, but terrible results follow if you neglect to treat them. Falling of the womb and all those racking pains in the head and back are the penalties of carelessness and neglect will banish every trace of leucorrhcta and menses. If you faithfully take it 'you need not suffer or live in dread of coming suffering. Miss Brant)cy found that when she was brought to the full realization of what a basing health is.

There is no reason why you should not have the same experience arthe, if you will heed Nature's warning. All druggists sell $1.00 bottles of Wine, of Cardui. kaaUuifjt, Feb. 28, i900. I don't know bow to express the dtU of paiitude I owe 'Wine of Cardui, If It lay within tny power I would reward you handsomely.

I must tell you that I have oo the least doubt Li toy mind that you have made a periect cur in my case at little cost. You have given ipe every satitfactlon. whenever I "fct aoyooe ot suffering from the same trouble, shall most aauredly urge them to take Vine Cardiu. SALLlii dRAInTLEY. lBMilrtBa arnirtow.

ThItif Ad.Uur? Tb CBttnooa Mdicio Oo, T. 1 BURLINGTON ROUTE New Throuch Tnilns to Portland and Pug Hound, "The EurlinFton ihern Pacific Express," a New Dally t'KROl'GH TRAIX from Kansas City iPd St. Jos' ph for Lincoln, Northwest Nebraska, Black Hills. Wyoming, Montana, Washington, Taooma. Seattle, PiiRft Souiiil and Po.thmd, via P.lllhifi:;, the thortert line and time saver to the I'ppcr Northwest, To Central Montana' 43 hours: to the Puet Sound in 7U hours from the Missouri Ttiver.

Through coaches and rhair ears, inrouKfc'tVfiff YX tlirotiKh dlnlns; car' aor Vlre and ttrunlard sleepers. This Is the nmlrr linTfled jard sourl River to the Northwert. NVMltKlt 15, Kansar, C'ty aniT St. Jo ph to Nebraska, Denver. Colorado.

Hah. Coast and th ifNorthwcst. Mo'itana, Washinnton, Oregon, via Mneoln and Ilillltigs. Weekly California Exnirslonr. 23, "Neliraeka Colorado Exprrss." fiom Kansas City and Joseph the nUht triln for Ne tiraika, Coloraikr, t'tah and Poitlm Coast.

TO TIIK EAST: Chicago and St. Louts, greetly Improved triins In time and eulpnint. TO THE NORTH: Rest trains daily to Omaha. St. Paul.

Minneapolis and Ijke Region. L. WAKEI.EY, Passenger St. Iouls, Mo. L.

J. BRICKER. 823 Main City, Mo. HOWARD, ELUOTT. Genej al Manager, St.

Joseph, Mo. ioa a coi rur. iirad Laiallre lrwiiio.QnlnlB TaHlrla Constipation leadg to liver trouble' and torpid Urer to Brlitrjla Dlseaea. Klt'KUYJlSH BITTERS a certain cure at any stage of the disorder. y.

Crank Drug Co. Und J. R. MacCabe Model Drug Store, special agent. il i id i it) If You wantthe Best la All Kinds of Fresh Meats.

Smoked Meets, OysUts, Etc, Call on M'COY BROTHERS TEL. 25. COLI.lvSE ST. A'nv 6nc in anv slate, let titftrv. ritv.

imon or t'illaee can avail him or herfclf of one of lite Republican ten Irpp srhhlarxhiha iff tilt International Correspond ence Sthools of Scranton, I'n The rnmhitition it free for all. See partku lars tlsenwerei OWEN RUSSELL, Livery and Hack Lirfe Attenilonlven to special call for Cabs 311 313 East Commercial Street Telephone 90. Springfield, Ma Hiss Gert rods Chanesi's. School Kor DANCING DEPORTMENT. ELKS' HAM Adult clar ses Monday and Wednrt fay, 7:30 p.

ra. Children' claBses Wednefday. and Saturday, 10 a. tn. HAVCKrf TAt'GHT.

Cn.lnlll.. rA'A Wnltl and TWO StfPl ItPFcrlal Three step. rfi Dr. I. A.

UK An RESIDENCE: 723 North Jefferson St. OFFICE: At House. Telephon' V. 6.

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