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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-06
ADMIRAL SCHLEY DROPS DEAD.
Hero of Santiago Expires in New Yorl
Street-Was Stricken With
Apoplexy.

New York, Oct. 2.-Unrecognized by
a. single person in the curious. throng
that rushed to his aid, Rear Admiral
Winfield Scott Schley, the hero of the
naval battle Of Santiago, United
States navy, retired, fell dead in front
of the Berkeley lyceum on West 44th
street, this afternoon. The death OF
this notable figure in the naval MIS-
tory of the nation was for the moment
that of an unknown man in a strange
crowd. The admiral's sudden death Is
attributed to cerebral hemorrhage,
which attacked him shortly after he,
with Mrs. Schley, reac-ed New York
this morning, from a visit to Mount
Kisco, and had called at the New York
Yacht club for his mail.
AS the admiral was walking through
West 44th street passerby who saw
him stagger graspeu MS arm and
tried to support him. Despite the
strangers service, however, the ad-
miral fell helpless to the street and a
physician, who pressed his way
through the crowd that quickly gath
cred, pronounced him dead.
admiral Schley's Career.
Admiral Schley was born in Fred
erick county, Maryland, in 1889. At
ter graduating at Annapolis in 1860
and serving during the Civil war in
minor capacities, be was commission
ed in 1865 as lieutenant commander.
At the outset of the Spanish-Amer-
lean war, in 1898, Schley was placed
in command of whav was known as
the flying squadron, which sailed from
Fortress Monroe to cooperate with
Admiral Sampson in operations in the
Caribbean Sea. Uncer orders from
Sampson, he steamed through the
Yucatan passage to the vicinity of
Santiago while Sampson passed
around the east end of the island.
Schley's squadron stood before
Santiago some days and was about to
leave, when it was announced that
Cervera's feet was IN santiago harbor.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-06
NOTICE OF ELECTION FOB MAYOR
AND ALDERMEN OF THE TOWN
OF NEWBERRY, S. C.

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual election for a Mayor and
Five Aldermen, one Alderman for
each Of the five wards, to serve for a
term of one year, will be held at the
Council Chamber, in the opera house,
in the Town of Newberry, South Caro-
lima, on the Second Tuesday in Decem-
Der, 1911, being the 18th day of said
month, the polls to be opened at 8
O'Clock in the forenoon, and to close at
6 o'clock in the afternoon. D. F. PIT
er, A. C. Welch and Alex. Singleton
are appointed managers Of the said
election.
By order Of the Town Council OF
Newberry, S. c., on this the 5th day OF
September, 1911.
J. J. Langford, Mayor.
Attest:
]. R. Scurry,
G.. & T. T. G. N, S. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-06
4 Fierce NIGHT Alarm.
C. & T. T. G. N, S. c.

is the h&oarse, startling cough Of a
child, suddenly attacked by Group. Of
ten it aroused Lewis Chamblin, of Man.
chester, O., e(R. F. D. y for their four
children, were greatly subject to Group.
"Sometimes in severe attacks" he
wrote, eve were afraid they would die,
but since we proved what a certain
remedy DR.. Kings New Discovery is,
We have no fear. We rely on it for
Group and for coughs, colds or any
throat or lung trouble So do thou
sands of others. So may you. Asthma,
hay fever, la grippe, whooping cough,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-06
$535.6S.
Districts With Outstanding School
Bonds.

Districts With Outstanding School
Bonds.
Newbery No. l, $4,000, tax 4 mills,
issued 1909.
Prosperity No. II, $4,000, tax IA
mills, issued 1904.
Little Mountain No. 80, $1,000. tax 4
1-2 mills, issued 1908.
Whitmire No. 50, $4,000, tax 2 mills,
issued 1905.
Average Salary Paid Teachers.
White: Men, S561.11; women,
$3.50.
Negro: Men, s147.5c; women, S9S.34.
Average Number Of Weeks Of Session.
White: Town, 80; country, %; coun-
ty as whole, %.
Negro: Town, II; country, IA; coun-
ty as whole, Is.
Average Expenditure Per Pupil Ae.
cording to Enrolment.
White, s12.97; negro, S1.4O; for both
races, s1437.
Increasing or Voting Special Tax.
The report shows that during the
year Prosperity No. IA has increased
her special tax 2 mills, proceeds be-
ing $500; Little Mountain No. 80 has
Increased mills, the proceeds being
s237.39; Deadfall No. 9 has voted 2
mills, the proceeds being s1O0; Dom
mick No. Al has voted 2 mills, the pro-
ceeds being S10O; Silverstreet No. So
has voted mills, the proceeds being
$4,000.
Branches Taught and Pupils Enrolled
in Each Grade.
The following figures of branches
taught and pupils pursuing each will
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-06

the Town Of NeWberry, proof Of his
Residence within the limits Of the
municipality for four months preced-
ing the annual election for the year
1911, and the payment of all taxes as
sessed against him, due and collectible
for the previous fiscal year, are neces1
sary to entitle the applicant to regis
ter.
By order Of the Town Council Of the.
Town of Newberry, S. c., on the 5t40
day of September, 1911.
J. J. Langford, Mayor. y
Attest:
J. R. Scurry,
c. & T. T. C. n, s. c. T. !
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-06
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION FOB
MUNICIPAL ELECTION FOR
THE TOWN OF NEW.
BERRY, S. C..

Notice is hereby given that the
books of registration Of voters for the
Town OF Newberry, S. c., will be open
ed at the Office Of the clerk and treas
urer, in the opera house, from the 29th
day of September, 1911, until the 30th
day of November, 1911, both days in
elusive {Sundays e0cepted), between
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-06
TRESPASS NOTICE.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that will
make final settlement as guardian OF
the estate of J. T. Dominick in the
probate court for Newberry county on
Thursday, October 5, 1911, and immed-
lately thereafter apply for letters dis
missory as such guardian. All per-
sons holding claims against said es=
tate will present same duly attested
On or before that date.
j. M. Counts,
Guardian.
9-5-4t-1taw.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-06

hemorrhages fly before it. SOC. and
s1.Oo. Trial bottle free. Sold by W. E.
Pelham & Son.
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Following are the figures showing
the number of pupils enrolled in each
grade:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-14
President Plays
Full Round of Golf
He Has Read None Of Papers in Walsh
and Ncrse Cases and Aetion Be-
fore Return Eorfh ImpFvbable.

AUGUSTA Ca Nsrch Is-Prssident
Tsft PLAYED the fun ls-hols Eolf course
this morning He was followed 10 the
links hT SeoretErT Morton. who had az
guests three friends from ChicaEo
Shortly Gftsr M Taft came n from The
course. q Was said he has not 90 nluch
- EisppQs. a fhs paR-zH A. .iAus asusuusa
Morse pardon case Reports reaching
AuEusts from New York that the presl-
Sent would today EiEn a pardon for the
convicted banker. nov serving a term in
the Atlanta federal penItentiAry. are en-
tfrciY erroneous.
Papers presented as a basis for The
Morse pardon are extremely voluunous
TIE president has not examined these 6ocu-
msnts ret and he insists on sitting every
detail q evidence in al pardon spplica-
tious or appeals FOR sentence communication
There is little likelihood that Auy srficn
win BE taken on either The SIorse or
walsh cases untn after M Tart returns
20 Washington next week
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-14
Roosevelt Reviews
Troops and Makes
Speech at the Alamo
Colonel Sweeps through Long Line
Of Tents at Fort San Houston
in Automobile.

SAN ANTONIO March l1-Colons
Roosevelt began the seventh dsE q his
tour with review Of troops gathered nsa-
thls city under the recent maneuTer nr6sr
% ths War department
The camp is located a. Fort san Hous-
ton and AZ the solicitation cf Gen--Hl car
ter commsndinE. and the other general
officers who paid thsir respects 70 the
former president last night the colonel
agreed 10 sacrifice some hours Elsep in
or5e- % sweep through TIRE long lines q
tents in an suto-nuhils. receive ths ar1il-
lsry salute due him and hasten hack % the
clty 70 make sn address under the u-ans
cf fre historic Alamo
Prom IRE speaking stand the colonel vas
taken hack 20 the depot and In his SPECIAL
train left for Austin. Port Worth and Dal-
lss early in THE day. The colUnel is Hched-
uled 70 speak Al ehch place
Colonel Roosevelt Will not tax With any
representative o. the Mexican insurgents
on his trip through Texas. He made this
statement sunday because Of rumors that
some sor1 Of a conference rad been AZ
rauges by friends Of the Insurgents TIE
colonel said the report vas absurd
IL Is true. h0wsTer. That q raone-t fCr
q hesrIng vas conveyed TO the colonel a.
oyster Bay al the desire = irlsg,--cnt zd-
hsrentE % met vita prompt and rtscTzll-
fed refusal
The lonEezs address q Colunel Rouss-
nelt-s tuui uas made a. IouEeon srrere
the tram stopped tor three hours BE
spoke 70 an sudienoe of 1osa pe1 sunr n
the biE auditorium and srss csvsa n rv,ns-
IaE reception. The col Busl talked for mere
thar sn hour on citizenship and IN The
course Of his remarks gave his rrs- pahis
eEpaanstio Of the igess NJ tri1.
Z had tong made u1 nv mind. ne ssi5.
that after coming uack from NV rrfp N
Africa and Europe srantsi 10 hare a
chance to 60 Hround rhe country nn3 10
possible speak ia ea-n state Snd 10 say
-bopdy' and thank aG.' 'aT an man vI.o
has been made president q the United
ststes b. the American people .enaafrs
forever their 6ebtur He Is not vorth his
salt Il hs has nCt rrss5 u 're president 4
an the people and MS obligation is 10 AL
the people.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-14
Nebraska Will Send
90 Militia Officers
to Southern Border
War DEPARTMENT Asks General Car
ter to Prepare Program So All
May Have a Chance.

WASHINGTON. March lg-T-he gnthus-
issm of the officers of the militia Of the
states and territories over the opportunity
fer fed experience in the present miitarr
operations in the southern border states
continues Unsbsted Since saturday Gen
sral Leonsnd Wood. chief-of-stsff % the
army has received sooeptsnoss from rs
additional nIhris officers u the fnvitstion
IN i1,n. the .,r7sEHuEsz Ei1ixpss "A san
Antonio. Tex. nlsklnE . to4al of So sc-
csptsnces
The states 5uEt heard from and the num-
bsr of officers who Will accept sre. Ala
hama i. Arizona g5. Colorado. y. Con
necncut. =, Georgia y: Mar and. -.
Michigan, 13s, Minnesota -. Nebraska q.
New Jersey. u. New Mexico. 3. North
Carolina a: Nor1h Dakota Is, Rhode Isl-
and. ?; South Carolina g, Virginia. III.
The District Of Columbia and thirteen
states have not yet responded
Major General Carter. commanding the
troops Al san Antonio. has been asked By
the War department 10 prepare q program
Indicating the number ne can accommodate
a. one time When this Is received the
department win arrange q schedule 10
grsnt. Il possible. field instruction 20 all
the officers who have accepted According
20 the present plan, about go vii be sent
southward al one time and the period q
instruction wild be about 1Wo weeks
Indicating the interest Of the militia off,
GERS General Oliver. acting secretary Of
war. has been -0Veru helrned with aupIics-
1iuns from senators and representatives, in
behalf q officers who desire 10 participate
IN the ma -euVers General Oliver has er-
plEined- however. that Il Is the function
0g the governors Of the state. rather than
the War department 10 make the selec-
sfnwE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-14
Search for Girl Married
on Bet Makes Him a Thief

ne yoGng nan uss married 10 q chorus
EirI tn ClnuinnAti rWo years aKo. he uarried
ne SAYS jusI 10 Win q aa1terlnE bet he
has not seen rhs Eirl since IN ths mean
tirus he hAs failsn il love with ms missing
EIfe and fer rWo years every eff5rt has
besn bent in a search for bar
Gumer subbsd Duncan. who had be
frisndsd aim Whsn he vas on q smpior-
msnt here The boz made Eght Agzanst
zErradiuun-
Ncu'rs Eut Lhs goods On me and I dun-r
care, tlt ] dun't Uant 70 g. hack End face
Dzncan. hs tod me dstscurs
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-14
ORE STORIES OF SUFFERING
Every Tfme uhe F~a spa At
tenFf - FeraEe rhey Are
Driver Back ~ Bands
81 GuertIIaa


FL PAEO. Msrch Is-stories q SUFFERING
throagbeur northern MsKico continued q
rsach here -odaF. a courier VIC walked
from pulnt north q the city of Chs h-zal1a
reported shst faruins faced ths Ee1a IA
hititRnts thers. Hundreds ~ women. fear
ing that the siege - ths cfty. which al
ready has continaed Tor eight daYF. vi
soon cause sfartatun- have secured per
utirior from the aufhordties % leave and
BANDS - louusr. accompanied ~ thelr
children. are uow roaming the countrr.
The issf uur6 received from ChIhushas
CtF vas seven 6ayV arc. vhen the tels-
gTsph operator az Parrsl after q period
q insetis1ts. sud6.niv found fis wire work
inE. The orerator a. Chhushua wired
No foo1Etuffr have reached here IN two
vsslzs- q hooks Iks famine for al of us-
Governor Ahumada 10 powerIsss- A citi
rens committee has been organized % con
1iscats al food supplies IN the stores and
to see thsf fhev are properly distributed.
The insurrecIos have encircled the city and
Hhen the fe5ersl troops attempt 60 forage
twelve MILES bsTon6 the city. they are
driven hack D. bands q Eusrfllss
After two hours eonversation between
the operators the telegraph vfrss ceased
10 WoTk. ihe operator a. PARA declaring
"a hsd been cut
PracticaIiy an business IN the states q
sonora and ChHhuahua is 81 s1andStll
The governments prohIhIfion against ths
irsnsportaiion q dynamite has rendered
the mines idle
Bridge Near Iuarer HIorrn u
ahe bridge a. Mesa uine miles south q
5asren, 81. the Mexican National railroad
Vas Blown W last night - q small fnszsr-
reefo force under Captain oscar G. CrelEh-
ton - NeE Tork
That fhe government Is fIrdinc diffculs,
~ s1ts-uptinE fe operate IT'S arrDorea sresl
cars is indicated ~ maf sdvsces received
TODAY by The p Phso Herald from santa
Rosalia- i a. stated that forty fese-si
troops leaving IN an armored car from
5iminsE Eoi within = mile of Santa RosAlis
when TIE mAcics n front q them vas
blown up. Aboug tweHts q the insurFscaos
Who hsd sentured - fbe tracks acre
A'ii.s-is tlis al.etias gnns of the 'srrrio-ea
car. but the irain had 10 pun back
kan~as ai-ai-aI start Read.
TOPEKA. Kan. March Ia-Adsl1tant Gen
ersl Marin q the Kansas National guard
to-day rpeeired orders 10 have the medical
starr ~ the Kansas militia in readiness Z,
repoTr for service a. san Antonio.
JEFFERSON CITY No March lR-F
"a Rumtoid. a8Jutant Eeneral of the Ms
SOUR National guard. today issued orders
thst al the companies q state militia b,
recruited ~ at once 90 their minimum
strength of nf1-cight men each. The-,
are ninetg companies IN the Missour,
National guard
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-14
Anti-Clerical Riots
at Sac PaulO, Brazil
Several Persons Killed In Fight
Which Follows Disappearance Of
Girl from Psroehial School.

RIO JANEIRO, BraEl MErch D-Anti-
clerical riOting occurred Al sac Paufo YES
terday- The military and police attacked
the mob which fought back and during
the enoounter several persons Usrs Killed
and Others injured
one hundred and nfiy arrests were
made AL q The churches in Sac Paulo
have been placed undsr military guard.
The riottnE originated IN the disappear
Encs from q parochlal school q q younE
EiTl who could n0I he produ1sd ~ the
school authorities when a demand for Der
VAS MADE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-14
PLAN RETALIATION MEASURES
Dias' Action VIII Resale In a .-No
QunrdeFT PaIfrV


H PAsO Tex. March l2-Conditious
bordsrinE on panic reign almost through
out northern Mexico tonight
Stirred ~ he belief that tie revolution
afg movement had reached a critical staFe
the insurrectus IN the states % Chihuahua
and sonora are rsport9d 20 have reached
ecuviiy IN tearing I'D -ailroads ana tele-
graph wires Numerous towns. accord nF
20 repoTts are under sleEe bv the inssr-
rerros and thousasds O. women and ehH-
orsn cut OF from food supplies are rem
tsred hslpiess
Foilouing ths receipt % eorrected z.-
tAila conceTning The battle Al Casas
Grandss a toNu of about 58 popuiari91
ahout 80 miles southwest of = Paso
whsre 81 men were Killed last Moaaur
nsvs rszehed here Of nEht-at noon toda g.
O. AuEa Pneta On lhe border across -hs
Eser frun Dolg-ss. ARK. Fire hundrss
tnsuirectos artacked SO federal troops Bat
we're -tpalsud Nllh q -utal q thirty-ffvs
eead and uogn1ei on both sidss Tbs
tshtng 49, shgrr En6 .hs insurree Is
arlnst tnG Nith IsflaE soon scaitsred ,-n-
Ger ths cre % a machine gua
hat is believed 90 be a lsliauIe rsovrf
ef the casualtes 81 Casa Cran5es ss,7s
thht fifteen Amerioans were asHes -
asFentesa AmeIlcans ueus tallu prfE,r.-s
Madero's nrether Only WouEdrd-
TIE foIloNinE a. nrst rsporr a 70 s.l.e
t.esn klied Ere kn0Hn 90 hzFe esear.es
Cclousl Glesphi Gzrihsidi, Rzoul Naasro
troihsr q FrancE1o D. Md r-5.f-
GENITAL preEadsnt o. Ihe Ils-7rsrlos. ,,ap-
tzin GuHieTrez de Lara and ,zsulsnsnt !
VaiencA % ~ Pass.
Captain Eu6aua Naids. a Msrisan q,
Naderc's personal siaf. Eas not lnisl
but was tsEen Erislasr. lia0ul Massr1
AS Euunted-
~ o. Harrington. former =ersealt In me
Lmlrd siates army Rho dvei a EI Paso
Rohau ~ Lee and Robert swans uf Sal
Franclsco and ~ Clean. a Boy - 1Iins-a,
EplnEE. Tea aers kEled me uauss 4
ths Americans lalled ans saken urisonsrs
srs nj knaan
iliter nriuEn by Malrrl Has rs-
ceissd hfre tedag m Whi1n ns GENES =,
Eade anaiher attack on Ihs Inu-n s-rs
~ Nas arren AVA Hs asszrls. hoa.srs-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-14
BRYAN TALKS WITH LEADERS
KebraSksn Visits Washington During
His Visit in East
SAYS HOUSE WILL DO MUCH
Predicts Great Results for His Party
Under Beadership of Champ Clark
Meets Mrs. Bryan on RE-
turn from jamaica.
lFron a staff CorreEponoent.,


WASHINGTON March I1-(Epecfal Tsse-
Ersm.l-wfnism jennings Bryan arrived IN
Washington this morning and Eas busy al
dSy oonfsTT1nE with democrats leaders Of
the praErf selEe hgAnd Nr RTsaa s0st M
tine ~ tlEi1Aa 4bass wko talked witt I'm
that hs BY no means considers himself out
of politics but when asked II be would be
a candidate for the presidency be replied.
4 think have made thai sufficiently
plain- Per tEo years ] have been SAYING
thar ! Wcgid not become a candidate and
YET neE-spareg men continue 10 ASK me the
question~
While ne declined 70 discuss the probable
cEndidaey of Governor Woodrow Wilson.
whom he met yesterday for the FIRST time
Governor Harmon of Ohic Governor Mar
shall q Indians or Others for the preFs-
denc2- IN ialA Nr. Bryan grew eloquent In
predicting great results for the next derno-
cratic house under the leadership Of
Champ Clark
The Nebraskan said be Vas In favor Of
reciprocity- thar is the present agreement
between this country and Canada
When questioned As 10 his views on the
prOpored 'fhin6 parry. M Bryan became
mildly sEssperatsd what third parrrs
! do not know q q new party and / an
getting tired q being asked about Il. ! do
Know, however, of the new league OF pro
ErssEivs reVubHeanE- That movement. fos-
tered b. Senator Bourne LAFoIlette. M
Pinchot and others. ls an experiment Eirnj-
lar 70 1he One we launched fifteen years
ago. We have been accused ever since
then % tryinE to form a rev party within
democratic ranks"
sidestepa Mexican Matter.
When requested 10 state his views On N,
action q President Taft in muhuiEinE Al
army along the Mekicsn frontier. The resr.
less leader sale. = think nswspspers TAX
too much latitude In treating affairs ina
involve nations. This government mus.
be sufficiently informed 10 warrant AM
action q this kline End the troops are nov
IN TsKas because the governing board O,
The Army wants them there for reason,
known 70 il and which concern Il only a.
this time
Mr Bryan lsft the city AZ O'Clock 70,
4 Pniladelphia- where he vii make a. s5
dress ~ q banquet tonight He VIII tbs-
EtsTt Tor his home a. Lknooln. making SCI,
( ersl speeches on The way He srplaIDe,
this morning that he came east 10 rpss.
3 Mrs Bryan, WHO arrived in New Yorl
I from Jamaica SATURDAY she acr8uusrje,
I ham 20 TINS city. tcgsthsT with tbeir litsL
T grandson. John Baysrd Bran. ana 50,
lsfT for Lincoln Ihls morning a. "a O'Clock
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-14

I've ysars q fr1itlsss search Tor .
cEorls SRI wife. marrtse On bel have
lAss = thIef q Prank 2 MomsrL
ThiE is the a6ulssio1 q the y0ung nan
LrrsEted iEst Wesk IN ChioAEo for ths thef
q elothes ana isWslTy from Georgs Dan
can, Em FArnam street NDmert WaE
brought 20 Omaha Tor trial Monlay mora
ing b. Tom Michs1 city detective The
prlsunsr waiFed prsIminarE eEamlnatiu1
ans WAs b0und ever 10 district courr Tor
triaL he u IN 5a0 IN dstAllt q bond q
ts1a
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-14
STRIKE SYMPAIHIZERS
TIE UP RAILROAD TRAFFIC
NountaIne-rs ARMED vita Hines step
Trains at Nouth of TunReI and
Drive Crews Away.

CINCINNATI o. Narsh R-TFafne on
thu Cincinnati New oEiezzH a Texas Pa
cihc. between Sonerssl. ky and Chattzn-
ooEa- Tenn vas blocked TO-DAY a. KinEs
MountHiu. Ky. Whsn . crowd ~ noun
taineeTs gathered a. the H0uth 81 the biE
tunnel there and in succession he'd Up
thrEe freight trains he mountEineers.
WhO were Egrfze sgEnpAthiHsrs and we're
armed with 11fsa fired VoIlsys over the
heads q the frcigbt ereE are IEn them
Into the Wopds
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-14
Secretary Fisher
Takes Oath of Office
Interior Department Transferred to
New Head Without Any For
nal Ceremony.

WASHINGTON. March 1a-The resp0nsi-
hility Of the seoretArYEhip o. the Depart
rneng of the Interior WAS shifted shortly
Fisher Of Chicago took the oath Of office
as hea6 q thAt department. succeeding
Judge Richard 4 BAIHnEer. who retired
me foTmAlity Was entirely without cere-
rnouy- The neW secretary spent the morn
inE receiving bureau heads and division
chiefs % the deEsartmsnt
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-14
.O'Brien'S
Candy
Free Today

See it your name appears in
the Bees Want Ad today offer
ing O'Brien's Candy free-you
don't have to advertise to get it.
Find your name and the gift is
yours. The Bee IS also giving
away today
FaTell's Fine Syrup
Updike's Famous Flour
American IleateT Tickets
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-14

HEHIoAA RERELs TAKE NAvAJOA
fnsureesos Drive Garirssn troan Tow
and Destroy Railroad RrIda~.

and Destroy Railroad Bridge.
IL FAso. Tex March L1.-A speeisl
uispach &c she Herald this morning from
NaFo9oa- sonora states that there Ess q
spirited enEaEezDent A. that place Sztur-
cay between 80 insurrectos and fifty fed
erais The insurrectoE succeeded IN cap
turing the town with q less of one kfl lied
and tNo wounded The federalE rallied
near the town and are awaiting reinforce
nents- il is said- however. that the insur-
rectos had burned the railroad bridge q
prevent she arrival OF more federal troops.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-14

P0RuIatlon Of Spencer. la.
WASHINGTON March l-The census
bureau announces THE p1pulAtion o. Spsn-
Ger Ia AZ 2GoE q decrease Of ninety for
The decade
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-14
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-10
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