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PIRIIC SCHOOLS.

Scace ! hereby given 70 he trustees
q a. TIE pcbIc schools q Norrbee
Comfy, ~. the wIL.er te.m vii begin
o. Ao11ay, Nor. iJsh, 1891.
5 u TEoyAg,
Supt. Ed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06

'Icravs bGt one rlinuse, said the
public speaker IL $ husky voice: sud
thsa Re took s dose II One Minute
CoaSh Care, aGi p7oceeied with his
oSxao-y One Minute Cough Cure is
GENu2liej iorth.1a; aa3lV trcNelas.
7 ; Nurphev
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06
Raard Il SuNerNiSorS.

Monday Nov !, l&'.
The Boari met in regular session, all
the members present, also CLERK Snd
sheriff
The following reports and petition:
were fled
W 4 Stewart SuY; PNv House, $
N Thomas, Sa0t EiuoSCon h&F'
din. report q prisoners; \ D Hatchu'
son. astit;on for new 7oSi " \ Taylor
-sna-t a oouvcS Dagan s Robertson
.eao.t q b-3gS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06

Ths-s Is mora rAlF n ana OH a. rhs
press q o5ci& G-zukslness -hzr has
been known IN Alsas@u An5 wis,
IL worse Il = mi l- &f AI~5 :
1bs -lC -tlssss 5 canIaare&-w zq-E
tAs ZINES when ths s,gls tlssi who's:
TAX SecL1; - II aluaaz1c szEs
-@ E5 a. = vt s71 a.ss 80
.xot IL -z1. to1er-cf-= Ri 1lr:
IL -r A5s--s VA 5Aas1I-JG
.s75 So asc31-f vl53 x s
=, = 80 = r-ra;a ss1c1 - A-y
NE ST. : -4s -Ea These -s- -
paths s-Sr,-s w-5- .Ac- 1-=i re.
-@s 1-Ts-. c7s- - A-i j; .ccks
Ike =ocks-T c: r. Yngs. wces
T5as 49, ssvs-s vc.;: Truth !, 81.
rsys -ys
Tie Situation !: anomalous. Nine.
t.-t1s 9: re oc11a& :: AisSszpr; have
o-s ,swei TIE s2loor sri the people
were 1=vs. mora temperate il their
lives Bz; Judging from VIVA: one sees,
reads All hears, ire o9a4.hol1ng class
have : monopoly Q: ir;eugerzrce. And
vhs. :s mare remarkable S-ec @: these
people wa disgrace the o5o=s which
;2sy kol3 seem 70; civ 70 Il utterly
los; 70 public sAs-s, II, have a:oc.sh
iiss Tbs: they car i1ariia.e the press
ar3 public into a-igro5.s silence touch.
ing thsi, nisbehsro- They do ro;
se4u 70 understand t1s: they are dane.
ing OF { volcano Tia; :5s public Is long
suffering rhs; endurance has Is bounds
@2cks9a Coz. Pcay-ne.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06

Tae ladies have By this TINE Ez5e =,
t1e-r minds g = the ~.= G! h4.st-sy
vii wear ms Season an .zsT Will I'M
t1sD :; Ms Da-:z,er third DOR BE-
.cw tts pos.c5cs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06
0sT HEIEIPT.

TIE ELg9n WGstogts L CgGc,so ca,
Fe9 2: No lG@. fof ts. u ss;ter n.y.-
anx Us puma. lssg.g ~ t.s urdef. g1.e
Q. TIE On cay .; Oe.o1r. lsy1. Ia. TAR
41ti &ae A. psftls. are .Krss4 ngl " .rac.
" s.golts for .a.s az 9uylies,< VII :.
tppliso ter.
reilt--. ifH ELLf-.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06

Bul ming, itching skin disease in.
stontiy relieved by De Wits Wi.rt
Hazel Salve ,unequalled for cuts, burns
bruises; 1t heals without leaving /,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06
JlH Ellie

Miss Lizzie z. sae!io. iug1tss III Ia
dies 70 call and sse tie lev az .Tas.
pattern hsts which have ;ass arrived ..
her store under the Mass15e Hal
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06

Do NJ. fail 10 call and ST the lgTely
new has displayed =. Mis L. z. esel
ton . store under tie Mani Han
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06

Is where hundreds of clerks, farmer
boys snd others have invested 800 for
tuition and board for an education and
are now getting $1,000 and over A year,
Read ad, and keep this notice for refer.
ence, Remember in order that your
letters may reach this college to address
only W. R. SMITH. Lexington, Ky.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06
or sale,

EN@ Ccggy an hzrrH Ec-e
2sltls I'D ys-y so5i driver B1yyy
AID A2z-a. l. sIt.4 gggi ag14aou
ALT = IL. L.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06

Wyatt N. Jones has a nice line lila.
dies, Gents, Misses, Boys ami Gil.
dren's Shoes of the Hamilton IL Brown
make.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06
YELLOW FRYER GERMS

breed IN the bowels. Kill them and you are
safe from the awful disease. Cascsrets de.
stroy the germs throughout the system ard
make 1t impossible for new oses TO FORM
Csscarets are the only reliable Safeguard
for young ard old against yellow JACK. loc
&c. Soc, all d~ruryisr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06
NOTICE..

Ny cs..cus,. az ugak45 TIA. t-e.r
zaoy11i: are nz1s III zzi ready :.r
S4lem-.t Plozss cal szr.y
1918 Il 7 : E-gPzET
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06

E7sryo1s desires 70 keep informed N
Elkon, The Klgnkyke and Alzskan gold
felas- 5eui 10 cents 70, large Comy@a-
clgm u vat information and Zig colo,
map u Eanilnr Pub. Co, In1ianay-
Ill. Irf
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06

T1s b=z: oak frame, double cane boz
ton c1ai-4 a. Gusgs Furniture Store
e. - c-Lt,.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06
A pNINiSrRard.'s SALE.

Tee SITE oftt>Si,. .,i, Noxutce County.
Estate
No. lrAi Ct In [Aaacery.
" u C0lem.u
In pursuance Of q ra2l decree rendered
10 the shoys->.aie3 cause al the Apri. Term
4. D., lSq7, OF tie ourt aforesaid. dated
Apr, &th. \. D.. iS21. ths urdeg>igrsi sd.
ministrator III SAID cause appointed vii On
NaIdsy. Ire Is; lay {! november A. D., tseT,
In front of the ,loor .i The Cour, aous, N
the town OF Macon m SSH COUNTY. W ibip
legal hours. proceed u sell st Nublic Cutlery
10 the highest snd hest bidder. tne follow
Ing described rva e,ate wing anu heing
situated IN said ouCly SID ,'ate. t0-wiI:
Al Undivided cav-Jh'ru ia'ere>t In st If
section y. township Is, g-us- y. beius %
and la-lOo acres. also ~ dIjiyjied one
third itteres' 10 northeast quarter o, sec.
ton %. township ID. range 10. containing
1851 seres, ali 10 HoXubee COUNTY, Miss.
Terms Of sale Cash.
The title 10 the aOoye- described proper.
ty is believed to he perfect. but | shall only
eonye, such title IS vests in he by virtue
Of ssid deal decree,
W. B, STEW ART.
eepli, 81 County Admir-.
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NOTICE.

Al fsrsors ic3eo:si q :. wlL p.A~
CAL AID ss;ile.
Mw1z 4 FEL-EEzS-CE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06
Do You Waht Goldr

81 tas b@z1,it0l six. :, wat. u
Jy-%
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06

Ladies. you will find /, 70 yo1. Inter
est TO examine the stock u Drs.. GD>:,
and Trimmings al Wyatt ". J0nea.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06

Bargains tOy the Idle. - Ms. L 3.
S1s..c- : Lew sto.z Ml.. la S.Hry.
sg1 VIII show yg1 tals s.cck znd t--Mt
!ugi WIZ. yc1 wait.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06

r.: Ladies Dress Goois and Trim
--1 = . Tystt u Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06
ALLOWANCES

AANNNN>
" q Hamilton & Co. rA.s =
I Jpo Morgan, OosN o. SrdSs -.-.- sN
iPN uzhucs sSstauS srs;es S
: Bowen. caSi N1Crs sac i1t< : =
~ 3 NG0>nal4 sane .,.... y
= >srnsti Ssg0c .-.- .es. y
Np Bs5tr> saf.-
z >milh. Ssus ..... ~
TN Thompson, ssof = y
= x Moore p, same
4 kllu> DSts
J. y smith ta' .,
I s. A1sr. eaG =
Al Na--ol, poStsss Az N.t~
zTpa--oA. SCI ana ss7grts At ssas
e srsI g Mare, fuuas- . \
II 4 ErF- auFs- fca rrr4--S SSs -
/ Or A na-, Aesa- sart ~
. { ss~s J. SCI 50, 5srcuts Al >AA1-
ca~y rpG~t :
- Phones sa - stt postage :
. S. 4>rnA- salE t : Il = y
vi Vs.-a=~tcr See- - t-.. ~
/. E-n. g. r-. fur Sr .-. - -
4 l. Ea-fr. scs. sasSag E1sScTS'
Hrf 81 O. s.Tss
Na,aI b.- a. $1,000 = =
laur- -s>Er -A> =
"a Fs srl~ss . " -
~ laN- ~t.S ~
~ rs Hlr -- - --. ~
Anne. 4 4 cneS E& Aficrrey> g
"a y -4fA 2. s9NN.'.s ioF Ctt - -
a r4F $50 - %. 19a -.- wv
1T Az ~ Z >.-C-. et'lse over
Hiaa. ELl. c-ss2 .- 100 -
were rejected N L
~ -ss I : Z~epsrnick. trees;
SAFE 81. A-is Brown, TJ Wilkins lr,
-s+ Js= Turner. work u bridge.
-.s following was continued J "
pa-ls..e. na.,s sai lumber
Tuesday, Nov. ?.
B5s-d ne, pursuant TO adjournment
Al present.
Trayie. Birion, being over 50 years,
was released from poll tax.
AS Mullins sri " { Rife, commits
s:one-s. recommended tina! a new road
be established as follows Commencing
a: southeast o-neg sec, u, running
thence south with the sec. line between
q. q, -, Is, 81 and 80, township
IS range 70 70 the southeast corner Of
.aii section 81. thence ives. along the
township IS ari township Is, one and
three quarter miles. thence south to the
Macon and jackson ferry road.
The same was granted and J. z.
Poiud41,sr WAS appointed to open said
rosd by taxing all the hands liable to
work and adjoining said new road and
tia. said Poindexter report first Monday
IL January.
IN Cole was appointed overseer in
place q Jas. Misso.
Keeping Of Giles ferry for IS and
% was awarded to Jas. E. Sparkman
a. Si3. 20 per month.
The contract for experimenting,
feeding and clothing poor house inmates
for Is ani sc was awarded to " Il.
Stewart Al S. % per head per monsh and
3 each to- buryiny paupers.
The contract for physician to poor
house to- 8 and % was given 70 Dr..
Z u M1rphsy at $50.
The contract for county printer for
'e3 and 90 was awarded 10 D. c. Fer
rs.
JP Stokes vas ordered 10 have bridge
ou B=ll p!ace repaired.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06
Don't Neglect Your Liver.

Liver troubles quickly result, In s.rsou.
complication, and the man who nsgieets H.
Liver has Little regard for health. a L<.,is
OF Browns, Iron Bitters taken nov spd Tier
will keep ths liver in perfect order. n IN
oiSesse MAJ developed, Browns Iron Eitt.,s
vi cure y permanently. Strength IA
Vitality VIII always fcllo~ n -
bsowns' Iron bstters u sold by ali dIsI.,s
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06

Just received q full line Of Clocks in
wood. Dresden china and marbleite.
w. 3. OWENS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-06
"a Natural Baantiaar

Karl's Clover Root Tea pu,,s.. Z,
blood and beauties the comple1o
Sid by + 3 Nurphey.
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w. R. Smiths College, Lexington, Ky.

W. B. STEW ART,
septli, 1881 County Admir-.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01

3 slep4 An day. Tho birds do thu
That sing awhile st eve for ~.
To have you soon I gave away.
Well satisfied to give. . day.
Life's not 30 short care TO keep
The unhappy days. 1,choose to slesp.
-R. L. Frosh In Independent.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-01

The trouble is n you attempt to smash
man while In q ilt Of anger you are sure 10
miss him. and 81 you wait until you are
calm you are afraid TO touch him. .-Atchi-
uon 6lobs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-20
SNOW IN ALASKA
Foot and n Hair on the >kagasy Tra1ls
M tross,ng slepp~si.

san Francisco, sept. ls.-A special to
tho Cau from Hal Hoffman. dated
Juneau sept. Is. says. The FIRST snow
storm uf the seasun swept over the
mountains last night. which il one in
dlcaiion that thr same thing Is likely
Ia re-ur at any time or continue stead
lly. Small l,oats which arrived here
to-day from Skaguay bay report that
the SNOW fell one and a half feet deep
ON Skaguay trail.
This means that much progress cau>
not be- made an that trail by the stag
gerinE thousands and that the estab-
iishment ~ winter duarters must he
begun auiskly where not already un-
der way. The slippery. sliding snow
will render n almost impossible To
make any progress worth Attempting.
to say nothing ~ the drifts that pile
np from the winds.
This snow storm may b- said To xfop
further progress over both Dyea and
Skaguay unless such an unprecedenf-
ed thing as a spell of dry. calm wealth.
er comes. Already the Indicatior.s be-
gun la bear out the statement of these
dispatches four weeks ago that the
trails Ia kloniyke would he marke4
ny collapsed tents. blasted hopes and
the skel.tons of the unwsry and ven
tureSome
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-20
REPORT OF GOV. OTERO
GREAT INCREASE OF POPULATION
IN NEW MEXICO
Ripe Tor Admission ta the Union - The
Great Mineral aud Agricultural
Resources af the Territory.

Washington. sept. is-The secretary
of the interior has received the annual
rvport of Governor ot"ro OF New Mexico.
The governor says IN" population Of IA"
territory has increased by 10000 sine.
the census of lss,. aud adds that n rs
capable of supporting nv. millions of
people.
Tho governor dw"ilE with emphasis On
IA" mineral and agricultural rcsourrrs
Of the country. Iio says that fruii grow
ing s progressing rapidly and that ~
Wo.pD pounds Of wool were grown last
year he states that IN" culture of su-
gar brcis N making rapid hradway IN ull
parts 81 the territory. but especially IN
the P"cos valley. wherc the cultur" has
boromo VOL established.
\ sugar factory has b"'n established at
Eddy and the governor mak.s the pT-dic-
tion tina, this VIII sonn lac known ~ a
beet sugar centor. iir rAys however. that
experiments demonstrate that the entire
Rio Grand. valley, ffom Colorado To
Toxns is equally we'll adapted 10 IA. cul-
tur" of the booi that the entire irrigabie
land M the territory may be thus us.d,
The cultivation of uanaigre for tanning
PURPOSES n also growing la b. an impor-
tnni industry. The governor calls aitrn-
iiot 10 IA" fari that New Mexico is a
gold-bearlug country. and says tina,
Within the past few y.ars there has been
a general rcn'wJl ~ artiviiy In the
mines.
several districts" hr says 'hav" been
found and new placer beds have been
worked bt new mon, who have taken nut
thousands 81 dollars.' and he adds: Ia
formation which b. reliable from gold
camps throurhou, tho territory, strength
ems IA. honc that Nov Mexico will som
r'ap the benefit at genuine mining
boom. Never has there been such Interest
since The ad,rni of me railroads IN The
mineral dfAsloprsri NJ the territory 's-
p.rinilv near the colorado line"
Gpvefuor Oirro s1ys there are iGri %
shrrp in tn territory that fuilN iiWo
~ the people are Furported hy tho wool
Industry ard that last year Mas the most
advantageous ever known IN The bus
iues. Hc predicts large growth IN The
Industry.
IN" governor takes strong ground in
favor of statehood claiming tho people
ga bs entirely capahl. Of ~slf-Eovrrnmsut,
llr argues that admission into the union
would ba beneficial alike ~ the state and
the United States.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-20
COMING we ST.
A Mig steel PLANT 10 ne rn, tp s' Port
Augriss, Wash.

seattle. Wash. Sept. la.-William
Price of Mci<espor. Pa, H. here, rep
resonting a heavily capitalized company
of Pcnnsylvanians Who are 10 erect and
operate steel plant at Port Angeles,
MIR. Price states that work viii he
commenced within 60 days and pushed
to completion. The prime object "t
the large plant which Will be erected
will be the manufacture Of tin plates.
The process will he started IN a blast
furnace and ended with the shipment
of high class tin plates to their destina-
tion. From the conversion Of the ore
into pig iron the product will sent 10
the open hearth steel plant. where II
viii he turned into bars. The rolling
mill will reduce tho bars to plai's of
the requisite thickness and the plates
In turn will pass through several baths
10 remove the oxide of iron. The next
step toward turning out finished
plate is IL dip the plates In melted Tin
and the finishing process h tn pass the
plates through cold rollers, which poll
ish the deposit of tin. The tin that viii
De used will bc imported from Tas-
mania. and ran he laid down ON the
sound for much less Than In the East
orn manufacturing towns of the United
states.
when IL Is considered that the Pa
cihc coast alon. uses 1000 tons Of tin
plate annually" said Nj. Price, IAN
excuse is offered for the building Of Ia
plant for its manufacture. At IRON
dale. above Port Townsend. they start
cd "a little blast furnace. using charcoal.
and N could not last. Iron. that Is good
iron. Is the result of mixing and blend
ing different ores These ores are nll
found IN " ashinRion, but the mines
have not becn developed. our idea IN
going Ia Port Angeles is IL bc near
The ore the coal and. "A, the same time,
be near points of consumption. In sc-
lectlng Port Angeles We nnd all ~
these requisites. our first iron. until
local mines are developed VIII come
fiom Barclay sound. ~. a.. bnt the
other ores necessary to n first class
finished pig will be- mined near Dun
cencss"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-20
Dr. Mypan's Report /.

Washington. Sept. le-complete adviccs
Were received to-day by Surgeon General
Wyman of the marine hospital service "f
the movement of his officials In the Ncl-
low fever district and Of the measures
adopted Ia prevent the spread of the dis
case. u r. expected that soon three de-
tcntion camps will he In opcraiion-thst
al Fontainableau. Mission. near Ed
wards: jackson. Miss. and another AT
Mount Vernon barracks, Ala. Dr. Wy
man thinks that the system of insp'c-
lion H. now pretty thoroughly organized.
Surgeon White. at Camp fontainhlesu.
reports that lac has admitted during the
past six days ~ persons, aud to-day ~
persons. and some are expected from
Mobile tomorrow. Four Scranton people
We're to-day discharged from the camp,
The Tennessee board of health has or
dered quarantine (which Includes all
persons and baggage, against the entire
state of Mississippi.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-20
GUATEMALA REFUGEES.
The Ultimate >urr-ss ct "a. Revolution.
i.i, 0. Confidently Expected.

san Francisco. sept. ls- Among the
passengers on the steamer colon. which
arrived from central America to-day.
We're Two promingnt citizens oi tuate-
mala. both of whom have thought a
cxpcdicnt, for political reasons. to rr-
main Tor awhile away from the sr,u.
uf hostiliiics I'm that country. The best
known of these voluntary rcfug rrs Is
Manuel Morales Tobsl, who finds him
self embarrassed by the fact that while
minister of agriculture under liarrius
hc ts a cousin of pruspero Morales. the
revolutionary leader. lie oblaincd leave
of absence. hts resignation on acr,slnt
of Illness being refused. and came 10
this country. osi.nsihly to place his
daughter In school.
He would express no opinion regard
ing Guatemalan politics. His compsn-
ION H. Francisco T.. Toledo, a lawyer
who was unc of the recently d,pos.d
congressman. and who. with Aledo de-
Leon. was imprisoned FOR three days
by order of liarrios after the latter had
proclaimed himself dictator
lie Is an sNoWcd sNmpaihizer with
the rcVnluilnnists. and expects the ulil-
mate succrsS pf Morales, who. he says,
IL favored by most of the generals IN
the army ~ 3o.0oo men. which II drmnr-
allxrd. However. he docs not deny IN.
constitutional power nf congress to cx-
tend th. presidential term. Vie de-
scribcs the situation as chaotic. and
VIII await the result of the revolt In
this country,
AZ the steamer left Guatemala after
the recent exciting events already re-
ported by thcst dispatches. they hay.
nulhlng 1" relate in the way of ncws.
except to confirm the published ac-
counts of ihc dissolution "f congress
and the proclamation of a Dictatorship
by BaI rios
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-20
HAVANA INVITES DEATH.
Inability To Obtain Nutritious Food Makes
Fever ltourish.

Washington. Sept. la-In his weekly re-
port to the marine hospital service. San
itary Inspector Drummer nj Havana says
that for the week ended Sept. there
wore 3s5 deaths. of which u were from
yellow fever. ~ from entcric. or perni-
cious fevers. 81 from dyscntery and -
from rntsritis.
The inspector says the declin. In deaths
from yellow fever II only apparent.
many deaths from that disease having
been placed under the head of cnteritis
and entsric fever. Al the same time there
are not as many eases of yellow fever In
the military hospital as there were two
months ago. the soldiers who are sick
being cared for IN the hospitals elsewhere.
For two weeks. according To their NOR
tality reports, no deaths from yellow fc-
yer have occurred in the city proper.
This condition. h. says, does not cx-
list.
The enormous death rate from rntcriis
and dysrntory. the Inspector says. Is a
result OF the lack of nutritious food and
the deaths from these diseases have rot
reached high water mark fntii the laws
are 81 amended as to admit certain I'M
port food products nobody but the Ia
yored few will Ia able to obtain nutritious
food.
Even at tn. present time all fresl
meats command prices above the reach
of the lower classes and brcadstuffs are
proportinnatslv high. I have not had
sufficient time Ia push an investigation
of the number Of eases of berl-bsr y
among ths Chinumen here. n IL ccrtp IN
that no city can show more inviting
preSenr. 20 epidemic disease than tho
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-20
ENGLISH ON THE ADVANCE
DIFFICULTIES in the Almost Path
less Country Immense.
ENEMrS SUPPLIES TAKEN
Trioesmen Make Desperate Resistance
at Dsmotaoea r. Native Troops Be-
hsved splendidly Brave Act OF
an Afridi Sergeant.

-, G, a A.,
"'"""s' '"" 'e
''"'' S""" '""' Wv '"''"us '"'"i''hs "''
advancing "saihS' th' MAhin"ullis ff"n
PanJorka and shahukru. As - they
have met with no serious opposition buI
the difficulties of tranSportatlon in a
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th" laoh oi ""''f'
The brigade OF General Jcfrios has not
Joined in thc advance. Yesterday II l.ft
Camp Auayet with Is companies OF infan-
try and four guns IN order "a r,.-attaels
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So nv
S's'"h'"' "'n "''' "''N'h ""'' Tue hr"-
ish demoiish'n iheir towers ANA cap
tured soo male loads of supplies. As soon
as the troops began Ia retire from the
village the enemy rcappcar.d in force
The Retirement. however was cf.ct.d
with great precision the native troops
b.havinr s,iendbdIv. Two snhs were
killed and six wounded
A. is now known thai the cnemy's loss
during the tght ON Thurs,lav last l,e-
tween IN. Momuds and the s.rond brig
adj. of G.n.rul Bindon Ilond I'm The vat
ley north Of Anayet. was very heavy
The tribes saraged did not press tho
brigade during The r.tir.m.ni. hut fresh
trIb.sm.u aspeared ,apiain RYDER :
company of sikhs virtually owe their
Hives to AN Afridi sergeant nf th. guides
CORPS. who. when the sikhs had exhaust
ed their ammunition and were despcr-