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SIS TO $40 a month salary and e&psns :
paid salesman for cigars, permane po-
s!ton, experience unnecessary; hirgcst {,
finest line; elegant holiday offerings. w.
L. klaae Co. ST. Louis. Mo
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DISEASES OF women. nervous ana chro1-
&c Diseases: largest and most succ stu
practice in the state VIM. y. BoNell.
NJ D.. the eminent specialist, Mason
Block
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WAN'fED-A good all round tailor at
once; regular emploNm mt. Address
Busby {, Jones. Taylor. Texas. )
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0~1VEJ.- A. sA-s ~'T7'D 7
-TTc;;, M, :. NcICI-RS
LlSr VI ~, 1r,sn3s IN office of The
Nv ~ ,, ~, an,GtYp saturday Decem- |
hcr iseS.
qi5ii le5l a5.i,: a;2f: B-x /. 9iOe 9602 |
9i53; 9it7. Eus ness %; e. H.; ai2s 90; |
j. H. Carew: Cash c.. n5oi; 9id ~ |
u. w. Il. D.; L. G.; 557; lw' ',cS,
9459 %. 300; Julia: Mara; 9ios; Meda,.
1 mueo NJ, MsouI iiyn,e Ros~ "a: anil type |
l6l9; MIS-; L a,3; 80, Willow "a:
MI 49, a, anI9,,S a,os " & n C9. & Weber: |
Nj III v, 5, ei,e. sj5O t2,.
-. - ,I-,-
WANTEDmA feW m ss pni'. ,se ~ of = piano
ouSh.y bract:NHi nlI' w ~ ~ ,.r,ns 4
Tor pupllS IlAut4vc lU = 'tt...,ir,,t,,, Al 1
Eef th Pin i, III a, en,i = G
For THOROUGH lNsTRuCTioN On o,,, w.;
In and mandolin tat IN ne or pun
residence, can uir n or u lnruSs ~
McNdnuor s>tstl., Iple : - " -
YOU can get worsted and evening dresses
made from 80 up al ON, Mt ~ n,e
nue.. satisfaction guaranteed. -o
VIAVI-A home treatment for uterine
troublcs. Investigate at 4O9 l}inz build
nR ,aa and H b'il.h booI, free - i
", Ir,T;1 r., ,,no,y Tho rc.,f1c1cc of Miss
Sou Trigg il alive; if dead. the place OF
her death. Address j. ID. DuPuy, Elk.
hart. Texas. g.
,,nprcr My, % ,orncr Aust1, and
Dallas Avenue ltOrSt rtlilISn 'OplS all
grated in bottles. stuffed u1nsocs. swea
y cklcs. salt pickles, e1ur pi'll &, chow.
French mustard catsup, sauce, mansu
while. peppor sauce, etc. by the gallor
and In bottles. IL
SANTA CLAUS has dole and toys for
every one Come quick to Houston CHINA
and Glassware Co. 3os Nam street. JAS
T. Dumble, Mlrager. If
LADIES' Observation-Disclosures IN
physical culture. open every day from
10 i: r,oir,s thlrd door Burton building,
over Miss Zwleb's m.A.nery store. can
v-I7l;,i7I,JT AIS Paris mas
auerade business Is from the sta moved
to Gil Travis street; costumes for rent
and to order; orders sent all over Texas;
l.
TjT5TY T:I{T1\VN EITS(1UICK c1llrVoyaAt
me liam, late of Waco, 12li Baghy street,
Information on any subject, satisfaction
gwen q
COS-I-, MES az all desc,iDt ons II let and
r,o,,e 70 oriar. ouf of town orders re-
c,ve prompt att ntion only by the Texas
Costume House. 6C61e Man street. Il
VT7T ( E,-,1i7 Il rTr.-, Brirht'S p.saase. AL,
k idnev and Female Coinp.ant, Rheum-
-.,s,,,, ,-.,.rrl, I1v-,-auato worst
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SHORTHANp AND TYFE-
WRITING Mason book, Miss
Alice Il. Harper, pr-acIpal makes a
speciality OF training stenograqners for
practlCGl bus n IS pos. tons. " YOU moan
hnslness. come AND inlic a cnnrst. II
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TRAVELLING salesmCn $50 TO $50 monthly
and oXpcnses. rare Inducements make
experience unnecessary, enclose stamp.
Acme Cigar CO.. Chicago.
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DON'T BE POOR-I work for j. Cry 4
Co. Columbus, oh5N. selling Royal
l'laters, plal ny knives. forks, spoons,
etc. quickly plated by dipping "A rellcd
install fine flash plate guaranteed TO
10 years; made 81 last week this week
s51 easy Job; good pay. wrte for Il
place, everybody lla9 gOlls 10 nlate.
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YOU CAN LEARN SHORTHAND DY
rlail; write for circular regarding our
mail course. Houston Shorthand nnl
Typewritng School. Mason Block, 3liss
Alice /. Harper, principal n
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Man ara wife tGcrma1 or
SDeie preftr rc.n to work in fam " out
of city. also three white women 10
cock. tickets furnls hei. Cad at Bureau
Of Information, 5liiz Travis street. 9
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STEADY work to n lirst-c1ass waist hand;
no other need apply Ten!e u. Dobbert,
room 6. Hampe bnIlling.
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III .ECTRO FLTNIRS-A positive cure for

ELECTRO ELINIRS-A positive cure for
all urine bladder and rectum trouble;
home treatment for ladies who ,an not
take treatment at our Sdnii2r.um; call
or write for particulars; all facial bleu-
ishcs and disbursements, removed. DIS.
Warner lIalfour 4 Write, Houston Med
ical Electro Thrrapeut cal ana Massage
Sanitarlum. corner Fann.n and Texas
avenue. II
YOU CAN LEARN SHORTHAND DY
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MARRY-Seni Zoe for matrimonial pa
rer, published monthly; wealthy pa
irons; personal introduction. Mr. and
Mrs Drake, l5j Washington street. Chi
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CHEAP FUEL At I,I kas1LIanss !
ter's supply ,, q q a'I Isst va.
S TSr We warrant III ,s,l !!
,,nn oyer any other s D"f prsa
n non De' or cooking. v ,oI :! ~.
nj ng' lump UNI is s'.5s per PERI ~ Il b.
ddliysred 10 any l pm /, srsas
,,Iai TO convinc" W va /. W.
, mia; rs sd Office. y" : n
CaNeri Goa! o. -
FOR sALE-An ,,,,,'sy. sisiII|
'H Sand beltinS. p ~ At I"
20 Of inc post
tAAlNS -
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LAMPS. LAMPS! PS!--lncanGesce1;
Tampa. wholesale ana retail; lymatura
rewindng specially; electrical and
railway supplies The Barden- sheets
Electrical Construction Company. 9Gi
Preston aVenus II
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WANTEU -slleSm,n 10 sell c'g1rs Il
dealers: 800 monthly ana expenses: ex-
uer!euce Unnecessary. CEnt5n Cigar
Co. Chicago.
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ANTeD-Travellng statesmen for Cigars :.
old reliable house. exper ence uuneces-
sary. extra Inducements TO customers,
SIS 10 $3.50 per month and exposes. Chas
C. Bishop & Co, St. Louis
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WE do not want boys or ioafers to write.
hut men Of nblity; 5000 TO 500 per month /;
managers. Racine Fiic Engine CO., Ra-
cine We.
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BoARphnDE

-. lA.-. ,.,iFD sui, a
NEWLY y, FuRN ,lsli bal VI W
eas' house house con.sdn,s,,ss'siai
modern impiovsi''D
6oa', lens ssaA I'll III
" Pircsioni best mo agsS ". -
c.iy ior ~ y"s AID hrs elsll
TNE or two COUP, nSi f N'|
% sG,rr Fl Z pr.yaee -
frrayis street. .clsss Z
Elm ldGia: ed rates; pfhsi y,
Sc ssni san Sscin-0 '''''" u
ayeGlle. -,ou,s ~ \
TWO upstairs y VS.is -
gent e e =. close -; -
Mi 9askt"s ana Walker 4
family.
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For SAlf;

Uuy,~-
GREAT blrgafns N csrr-
sun "A good assortment IA
M ST make room for holm
llllg, ll6 Main street.
HORSE. phaetoa and bs,..-
m nths ago Sos, will ri X, "
Mr.. W.throw. l7lo Polk NJ.
FOR sALE-Gooi Rorss w
cheap If taken immed III,
sos rrav.s street.
FOR sA1.E--Just arrived an. ::
grade thoroughbred Je,ssy n
Wslh young calves; TEXAS ~
iorhN1 stables, i7ls Franklin Nv,
FOR SALE--At a sacrifice, 4, ~
fltth ward. near Ger line III. 81
tltle perfect; must have csa b
owner. this office.
FOR SALE OR EXCI5N0E-y.5
Calisrauh typesr,ier cht,a
change for lady's 2f-inch b,r,,
dress Miss Cooke. ISIS Aulctrs
liousto.1.
FOR SALE-At a bargain. /, N
grace bicycle, or wll erch,nS|
tWo-scaleu top surrey Or I'LL
wagon. Address To- SIN Jacls'c \
FOR SALE-One pair ,hofourttri|
month Bronze turkeys and a.
size Reliable incubator, CHAP Il
rishurg road.
FOX SALE-tive line male pon.]
pres, : months Old. sired BY Iur]
took first prize at Dallas fAs, I
tiuicd to register. I'm Shop lEi|
angton street.
STALL NO. 46, IN the center 4 I
market, on Saturday eyennp :
the place to sc, the gOois minsl)
by the Forest Manuiacturiagfa.
rel ahlc': fresh grated horse Nd
nAto tatsup, sauce. CHOW, stud
goes. picked onions, sweet pef(
pl.k!cs. salt pickles.
NMAS GOODS-Orange AMI lsnl
seedless rails rs. assorted hayl3
tracts, fancy candies, nuts eils|
nuts. fireworks. etc. FoieE J
corner Austin AMI Dallas lyean|
FAMILY leaving city have 4
goods, two Jersey milk cows Y
,ns for sale cheap; liz LaBai
FOR SALE or exchange 70. dhap|
Der, two lots ~ Anderson ~
w. Westgate, opposite Glelvl,
ROSES, RosEs, RosEs -liiaty
send for 81, plants by mall
iire cut flowers and floral M
gates, opposite Glenwood.
FOR sNLE-Englne, boiler I
clean iag outfit. including
and cleaner. Stopple d Ris5
WANTEp-To sell Shetland Y
Christmas presents: We NV
half b.etd Shetland ponsi,
children to ride and drive. AN
4 Black. Rouna EocEl IeIE
FOR sALE--one fine Jack J IN
fine condition; color gray WI
oh ap. Write W. r. s'ns1
Texas.
FOR SALE-I have a Jew ', N III \
ccckercls for sale, W. " 49,
for common chickens CT 'ui''1
Hardesty. city. j
FOR SALE - Horse. hats n., 4
wagon. Inquire Blue s'u''
Coipress avenue;..;
FOR sALE-At a sacr,iisss; ~ ~ \ II
err wagon, horse ana ~ n
ai!o The c. NJ. Phelps s y ~. q
ma store fixtures. ": h,T M
| ieol iardy street. hOu..oe. y. :.
WZI-IIjT Grove Golden prop y ,s;! !,
W ,r n,,o' rlbbon cane; maaui.a ! e.a'ss, X,
aria Prices at sar,s a.,t,t ~
a. per gallon; per ~. M', u nj
barrel, s.; 10 gallon .s, ~, d
D ya,.ne will send o..!sun,s'ully.
c dSf,ilps orders iilIei pronps'
t p,eS sartartla, Texas:
7,,lr HARTFORD NO : Iy!:;sua
10 date: none better: c ERA ma
% e nuying any other s .as. !. 2
i, j. F.nck X w.
Texas ---------------
FALL SEEDS, Az Al, MEN cI.s ST
T Turf oats. A.faliss a., BMa
Mediterranean C Mnea'' esrls
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GREAT bargains m CAM.
sun "A good assortment kS Y,
M ST make room Tor hoiSss, y
lllig. ll6 Main street,
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on AND after Mcnaay the It'll, | will
have hack meet both north and south
local day tratns at Phelps for Huntsville:
r. s. Hather. II
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RIcYCLES-Gl fine second hand blevcles
all makes good as new, s. to SIS, new
hiph grade 10 modes, guaranteed, SIS
TO SOS: must be closed cut agents want
I'd, write FOR Fists. y. Mead Cycle
Co. Wabash avenue, Chicago.
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HORSE, phaetoa and hs,..-
nths ago Sos. will III X, "
Mr.. Wlthrow. l7lo Polk NJ.
FOR sALE-Gooi horse ~
cheap If taken immed III, h
sos Trav.s street.
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LEVY UROTiII:RS
LEVY DRuVIii.Rs
LEVY nitoTIii:Ns

LEVY BROTHERS
WIN sell tomorrow one lot ~ abou, 70
pieces strictly All Wool 80 inches Wide
Scrges. In Hight shades only. very proper
for Child's wear and Ladies' Wrappers,
full yaluo is 40c yard tomorrow
Only he yard.
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cATARRH CURED BY p. p. p.

Uippman's Great Remedy where all
other remedies failed.
Woman's weakness, whether nervous
or otherwise, can be cured and the
system built up by Pr y. Y. A healthy
woman is beautiful woman.
Pimples, .blotches, eczema and all
disfgurements OF the skin arc removed
and cured by p. Il. L.
T.. 7. p. will restore your appetite,
build up your system and regulair YOU
in every way. Z. T l.. removes that
heavy. down-in-the-mouth feeliul
For blotches and pimples tho
face, take i. Il. +.
Ladies, for natural and thorough
organic regulation, take Y. 7. u Lipr-
mans Great Remedy, and &c, we'll at
once.
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PRIMARY MEETINGS.

The Republican electors of the city Of
Providence are requested to assemble in
their respective wards on FRIDAY
EVENING. Oct. 2, 1895, at 8 o'clock, TO
elect delegates to the Repu blican Stale
convention, to be held In Music Hall,
Providence. Oct. 9, 1896, at IL o'clock, a.
M, for the purpose of nominating four
candidates for electors of President and
Vice President of the United States, to be
voted for at the Presidential election, TO
be hello Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1896, and for the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the said convention.
Also to elect delegates to the First Dis
trict Convention for the nomination of a
candidate for Representative in the Fifty
fifth Congress of the United States, 10 be
held at the above designated place on the
above named day at IL: 80 O'Clock a. M,
or upon the adjournment of the said con-
vention.
The electors of the 1st. I'd, Sd, 9th,
9th, and 9th Wards will elect three each,
and the Electors of the 9TH, 9Th, 9rb and
10th WARDS will elect two delegates each.
Said electors of the I'd, 30, 9th, 9th, 9th,
9TH, 8th, 9th, and 10th Wards will meet
in their respective ward rooms.
Said electors of the 1st Ward will meet
In Pioneer Hall, South Main street.
FRANK +. OLNEY,
Chairman Repu blican City Committee.
LOUIS Il. CADY, Secretary.
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II it was good enough for them, It was
lood enough for him.
1t was broiling afternoon, and those
thin frills of foam round the black
glistening necks of the Nile powders
looked delightfully."- cool and alluring.
But it would not be safe to battle for
some hours to come. The air SHIN
mered and vibrated over the baking
stretch of sand and rock. There was not
a breath of wind, and the droning and
piping of the insects inclined one for
sleep. Somewhere above hoopoe was
calling. Anerley knocked out his ashes
and was turning toward his couch,
when his eye caught something NOV
ing in the desert 10 the south.
II was a horseman riding towards
them as swiftly as the broken ground
would permit. A messenger from the
army, thought AnerlsJ; AID then as
he watched, the sun suddenly struck the
man on the side of the head, and his chin
famed into gold. There could not be
two horsemen with boards of such o
color. 1t was Merryweather, the en-
lineer, and he was returning. What on
earth was he returning for? He had
been so keen to see the general, and yet
he was coming back with his mission
unaccomplished. Was it that his pony
was hopelessly foundered? 1t seemed
to be moving well. Anerley picked up
Mortimer's binoculars, and n foam
spattered horse and a weary koorbash-
cracking man came cantering up the
center of the field. There was moth
ing in his appearance to explain the
mystery of his return.
Then as he watched them they
dipped down into hollow and disap-
Feared. He could see that ii was one OF
those narrow khors which led to the
river, and he waited, glass in hand, for
their immediate reappearance. But
minute passed after minute, and there
was no sign of them. That narrow gull
ly appeared to have swallowed them
UP. And then with n curious gulp and
start he saw little gray cloud wreathc
itself slowly from among the rocks and
drift in a long, hazy shred over the des-
crt. In an instant he had torn Scott
snd Mortimer from their slumbers.
"Get up, you chaps!" he cried II
believe Merryweoth ther has been shot by
dervishcs."
Continued Tomorrow
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CARPET CLEANING.

STAR CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
c. j. Finley, Prop Wool, 3 cents per yard
Brussels and Tapestry, Scents. - Calender
ST.. Prov. IL. l.. TeIephon 1887.
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H0NORED BY WILHELMINA.
A Michigan Man Decorated by the Girl
Queen of Holland.
Continued Tomorrow.

A Michigan Man Decorated by the Girl
Queen of Holland.
John Stcketce, well known citizen OF
Grand Rapids has been given an unusual
honor by Wilhclmina, the pretty girl queen
of Holland. Her royal hiRhness has deco
rated the Michigandcr with the order of
Orange Nassau I'm recognition for his serv-
ice 20 the Netherlanders who have come TO
live I'm tho United States OF America. The
queen gave Mr.. Steketcc his decoration on
the occasion Of her sixteenth birthday and
the honor Is all tho moro appreciated bo-
cause OF the fact that IL Is very seldom
conferred on Hollander who has OK
patriatcd himself The new knight IL the
consul for the Netherlands for the district
surrounding Grand Rapids He was born
In Holland about 90 years ago and camo
Co this country with his parents as onc<ei
tho carly colonists OF Holland City. Ho
livcfa Holland until old enough To take
care of himself. Then he moved 10 Grand
willie, and later 60 Grand Rapids Several
years ho served on Kent county board OF
supervisors and was collector of internal
revenue under President Harrison. For
ten years he has been vioo consul for tho
government Of Holland aud has done
much to sustain friendly relations between
Hollanders In America and the old coun-
try. His diplomatic jurisdiction extends
over tho state Of Michigan. There are
moro Hollanders In western Michigan
than in any other section Of the country.
The NctherlaEdcrs have already begun
prcparations to celebrate the scmicentcnni-
al Of their coming 90 Michigan, and Mr..
Stekoteo may 20 to Holland 10 inyiio the
young queen 70 stte1d- Chicago Times
H.ralA
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The Rev. DIR. Slicer oDce went down IN
to Cornish mine. Aftcr fraversing the
murky moral darkness thorugh varioos
winding ways, the safety lamp carried
By the guide suddenly began TO spluttcr;
the fame shot up, fiared, fiickered and
the wires became red hot, showing the
presence OF fire camp.
sis thsre no danger?" asked the clergy
man of the miner.
"Weil, pll tell you. You see the hame
now is there?"'
"Yes.n
swell, when 1t gets to there, you and
me will be In hell in q minute. "-Ths
Philistine.
-"I was talking one day With Mr..
Depew about demand and supply"
writes ELI Perkins. 81 said the price OF
any commodity is always controlled by
Not always, ELL said Depew; "de-
mand and supply don't always govern
them"
"wnen," 1 asked "did an instance
ever occur when the price did not de-
pend on demand and supply"
"Well," said Mr.. Depew, "the other
day i stepped mp to German butcher
and out of curiosity asked:
"Whats the price of sausages."
"'Dwennty cents a bound he said.
You asked twenty-five this morn
ing," replied.
'Ya. dot vosts ven had some. Now
i amt got none. / sell him for dwenty
cents. Dot MAKES me a reputation for
selling cheap und don't lose noddings.'
"You seo,n SAID Mr.. Depew, ughing,
81 didn't want any sausage, and the man
didn't have any; no demand and no sup
ply, and still the price of sausages went
down five cents-The Waterbury.
Moses-Vat shall charge for dis coat,
Rebecca?
Rebecca-Six tollars.
Moses-But IL only cost one tollar.
Rebeccs-Well, you advertise to sell re-
kardless Of COST, don't you?-Ark.
Thomas Cat.
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No morphine or. op.up IN Or. Niles PArs
PnIs- CURE All "a "Cae cent dose"
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"How's THATY" CRIED SCOTT.

"HOW'S TIiAT?" CRIED SCOTT.
pretending TO be the government cour.
Ter, and using the relays of government
horses. Westlake's paper sold 1alf a
million"
as that legitimate nlso?" asked
Anerley, thoughtfully.
"Why not?"
"Well, it looks a little like horse
stealing and lying"
swell, 1 think I should do a little
horse stealing and lying IL could have
column TO myself in London daily.
What do you say, Scott?"
Anything short of manslaughter."
"And I'm not sure that I'd trust you
there"
swell, don't thinlSs should be guilty
of newspaper-man-sloughter. That 1
regard as distinct breach of profess
sional etiquette. But IL any outsider
comes between a highly charged cor
respondent and an electric wire he does
1t at his peril. My dear Anerley, tell
you frankly that If you are going TO
handicap yourself with scruples you
may just as well be in Fleet street as
in tho Soudan. Our life Is irregular.
Our work has never been systematized.
No doubt it will be some day, but the
time is not yet. Do what you can and
how you can, and be first on the wires;
thot's my advice to you; and also that
when next you come upon campaign
you bring with you the best horse that
money can buy, Mortimer may beat
me or may beat Mortimer, but at least
we know that between MS we have the
fastest ponies in the country. We have
neglected no chance"
II am not SO certain of that" said
Mortimer, slowly. "You are aware, of
course, that though horse beats q
camel on twenty miles, n camel beats
a horse on thirty"
"What! One OF those camels?" cried
Anerley, in astonishment.
The two seniors burst ont laughing.
mo, no; the real high-bred trotter-
the kind of beast the dervishes ride
when they make their lightning raids"
Easter than a galloping horse?"
swell, it tires horse down. 1t goes
the same gait all the way, and IL wants
neither halt nor drink, and IL takes
rough ground much better than horse.
They used TO have loIg-distance races
az Halfa, and the camel always won at
thirty"
still, we need not reproach our
selves. Scott for we are not very likely
TO have to carry thirty-mile message.
They will have the field telegraph next
week."
quite so. But at the present mo-
pent-"
IL know, my dear chap; but there ;sl
no motion of urgency before the house!
Load baggles at five o'clock; so you
have just three hours clear. Any sign
of the evening peInies?
Mortimer swept the northern hori'
zon with his binoculars.
Not in sight yet"
"They are quite capable of travelling
during the heat of the day. Just the
sort of thing evening pennies would do
Take care of your match, Anerley,
These palm groves go up like n pow.
DER magazine il you set them alight
Ey-by." The two men crawled under
their mosquito nets and sank instantly
into the easy sleep of those whose lives
are spent in the open.
Young Anerley stood with his back
against palm tree and his briar be,
tween his lips thinking over the advice
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-02
Republican
MEETINGS.

At meeting of the Republican City
COMMITTEES of the city OF Providence,
held Sept. 23d, 1896. the following call
for primary meetings were ordered.
PRIMARY MEETINGS.
The Republican Electors OF the cite
of Providence are requested to assembly
in their respective warus on FRIDAY
EVENING, OCr. 2, 1896, ut O'CLOCK.
and elect five delegates TO represent each
ward in q city Convention, 10 be held
pursuant TO the call hereinafter ordered.
Also TO nominate a candidate for member
of the school committee for three years.
The 10th Ward will also nominate q
candidate to fill the unexpirod term OF
the late George j. West, Esq.
Also nominate candidates for Wardens
and District Clerks of their respective
districts to be voted for at the coming
State and municipal election.
The Republican Electors Of said city
qualified to vote for mem bers of the City
Council are requested to assemble IN
their respective wards on FRIDAY
EVENING, OCT. is, 1896, at O'Clock,
to nominate candidates for Aldermen and
Councilmeu to represent their wards In
the City Council for the municipal term.
said candidates TO be voted fer at the
coming State and municiDal election.
Said Electors of the I'd, Sd, 4th, 9th,
9th. 7th, Sth, 9tn and 10th wards Will
meet In their respective ward rooms.
Said Electors OF the 1st Ward will meet
in Pioneer Hall, South Main street.
CITY CONVENTIONS.
The City Convention of the Repub
can party of the city of Providence will
be held in the Court room at the Central
Police Station, on Fountain street, SAT-
URDAY, OCT. 10, 1896, at A p. M, to
nominate candidates for Mayor, City
Treasurer, Har Dor Master and Overseer OF
the Poor, to be voted tor on Tuesday,
Nov. Sd, 1896.
FRANK r. OLNEY,
Chairman Repu hlican City Committee.
LOUIS 4. CADY, Secretary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-02
CITY CONVENTIONS.
REPUBLICAN,
Primary Meetings.

At meeting OF the Republican city
committee of the city of Providence, held
following call for primary meetings were
ordered: