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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01


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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01
The nesl Religion.

The intent Of religion IL 10 help
mankind TO the attainment Of a peace
fal aud righteous life. Il II, indeed,
TO alorify God. but by the elevation OF
human life. Il Is intensely practical.
Whenever Il becomes merely specula.
live, dognstie or ceremonial Il Is per-
scrted trom It's highest meaning, aud
fails Of lls highest results. The co.
ergy ui true religion is directed toward
present needs and opportunities. II
is personal and Immediate. II II no,
simply believing soinsilling thai NJ
Esasts snd hoping for something In the
future, bat !! u also aasag something
nov. The best tniigion h thai which
makes tias lsist men aud ssumea .---iiur.
Abfam Conkhn.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01
NOTICE coT
Stockholders Meeting

Notice III heFsiy given ttas 4 s.eetni
meeting ~ the htonkhaidarBe 1he So FF1n
CTS tBunty LletrrlE Railroad Company viii
he held NJ tile Mayufs u9ice Ia tho tslry II
i8y gi september, is9l, Al tine o'cifEck
ni.. tof ihe purpose ui suffnE upon fffupv.
stt.oas then and there to ~ sahniifts Il as
I'll II inuteasp The capital stock OF the
81 Francois county Eaetrir NAtifoaa sant.
pany lr1n sa4,wu O. TO siIsi .of1ta. divided
each.
9 TO incfaase me eaptai sfacs 81 the
". FFaacois rnnaty fiUetllc Railroad 1rln
pany from s. i.sso.ra % sisa 40 o.. divlsisa
iniQ .sa9 shares 81 the oar value of $50 %
eaeh.
NJ To authorize the Issue 1T sss. osa. 30
IN bonds OF THE 81. ffanruts County bsrsfrlr
gaiiruaal Company to Dr. secured ~ deed
Of trust which STAT he lien uESinAll Of the
property ngw owned OF hereafter ~ o. ac.
gui.ed ~ sllr = Francois cvaafy Electric
III r. aatAosiss the lssae Of sue es %
IN nonds ~ the - Francois County Eirrtric
ifHilrHsd Company q l'e s<currd NY tran
tnc property nova osgnnsi or isatsafler ~ tEf
arAuisVa hy fhe st. EFAszrols County Eitr-
tTsn Raiiro:'d gnnHptnys q
ia fsunas u tine ~. Fsaaeots saHsutx Electric
Railroad Company 10 DC sergfed tn d de4d
eifruss which shall he a itea ufa1n sii III fatn
als~d Il ssr ID. praaesis County Eise x
Railroad Ln4sipauY.
IL - Fasissfsss tie lssas 4. sssl .pes.as
II e.nsax n t.,s e, frane.si xssinty klsstsig
81 frugs WHICH shaIs lsT lien upon d 4 OF the
nEuueftf npN owned ar ifuFu#ftnr IT. TN un-
anltea ~ the VI. ffaasoss uoaaty Hiersrss
IVA Ias 1 INV sfnasass.oa III sseh othar
l,ussnssss a may Fsvsrsis eonas tsfoFe che
s'sf Il m 's, l. q NJ.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01
Sunday Ey.riaE yaion Services.

Rev j. J.. Aavauh wHi De absent
during o." mamsh of August uaug
20 tbi. TOE rItsby,tlau Church ia.
offered their clutch TO tie southern
Ndbol.sts, nud Rev s. ". EMORY
wil picach There a, n d. ~ auHus
August beginning most sunday.
10 this connection We vlIl mention
that The pastors II the Southern Meth.
udjJ, Baptist aud Christian Cag;sac.
have arranged for union >crglscs at
night during the month, rs follows
tiut Sunday az the Presbyterian
church, sermon hy lid. Il. NJ Tai
bert; second sunday at the Baptist
church. sermon by Rev Mr. jenkins:
third Sunday at the Opera Houso By
Rev. d. T. Z. Barclay; fourth sun
day at the Christian chuteh by Rev. ;.
w Emory,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01
Pennington fines
Zee CfcaG. at O. Banaous 4.
THURSDAY, AUG. /, 1901.

lee CfcaG. at o lIannous,
Thy O'liaunou's soda fountain
Fresh bread every day at u'Ban.
non -
George Forster wcut to st. .oui,
Monday.
Have your pictures framed in the
latest styles at lIiuchey's.
Fresh oranges, lemons and banana.
just received at O'Bannoa's.
Mr Dave llciIieburg made bust.
ncss ltip TO II Louis this wc, q.
Groccr.cs, Feed and Produce II al
Kinds Mccormick, SpIou & Co.
You ~iiI dud Martin +, 'ho People,
Best Photographic Phone i55.
On. H. G. Simmons spent Monday
aud Tuesday In IT. Lou. ou business
Everything In the Grocery and Pro-
vision line --McCoumIlk, Spra't d ca.
Ml,. Lizzie McElGga' # 81. Louis
spout SUNDAY with Farmuglou friends
Smoke sackmau'. Hand made cj.
gar The union label /, on ali bgNc..
L. A. Anthony 10, Of Frederick.
tHuu was ia 'oaD lur-d1y nu business.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals addressed 10 T. J.
Jennings, Pennington, Mo, will be
received up to 10 O'Clock a. m Mon.
day, August ~, 1901, for the oou.
slruetion u two.story and basement
brick aud stone store building on the
corner Of Washington ard Liberty
streets, Pennington Mo. Plans and
specifications may be seen 90 promises:
Right reserved 10 reject any or ell bids.
Il. j. JENNINGS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

Two wclhkuuwu principals were
engaged 10 an earnest discussion rs to
the authenticity Of Shakespeafe's
works. "Well," finally said one Of
them, "when get 10 heaven IN ask
him II he really wrote III that Is com.
monty credited to him What Il be
should not be in heaven!N asked the
other. "Then you can ask him"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

I Wcrs is progressing rapidly on the
new scho0l building II viii not be
ready for occupancy, however, until
about the 1T Of September.
Capt j. Mel Carter, wife and
little daughter left Saturday for Fort
Loavenworth, Kansas, to which post
the Captain has been assigned
( Mrs. C h. Reno aud Mrs.D. T..
Eiahor Of II. Louis came down on the
excursion Sunday, stopping day with
Pennington friends before. going. to
visit friends at Knob Lick.
Miss Anna Hubert Of Paris, Texas,
who has been the guest Of the Misscs
highley tor several weeks, left Monday
i1r Stlas, Mo, to visit iiicpss. from
which poiut she will return homa
Mrs. l.. g. Russell returned home
Tuesday from Caledonia, where she
was called h,t week on account of the
serious Illness If her father, Rev. ]
G. nerfymau lie is very much better
We understand that small sized
cyclone struck Marquand last Tucs-
day, unrooiing several houses, delay
log train aud almost completely
demoli,hing the new Woodman HAIL.
Mr. ]. +. Ice left Monday for iron
dale to take charge Of the new bank
at that place as cashier The fixtures
have hot yet arrived, bot Mir Lee
says the bank will probably be ready
for business in u couple of weeks.
Mr.. h, T. Reed, formerly Circul,
Clerk Of Lincoln county, but later
clerk Ia tho Office Of the Secretary of
State under Capt. Lesucur. was here
this week In the Interest Of the Jeifer-
son City Trihune's blank book de.
partmeni.
Mr.. John Mclricu Il more fortunate
than most farmers this year. lie bar
vested about lilo tons Of hay on his
farm, adjoining the County Farm, aud
having LOT left over from last year,
sold 80 OF 30 tons tho other day ut SO
cents per hundred.
4 telegram from Dir. Geo. j. Cole
last Monday says that Mrs. Cole's
health Is Improving rapidly. They
are now IN California. Mr., Cole will
be homo Saturday, but Mrs. Cole and
Misses firgia Conway and Ka:s For
star viii femain West for some time. |
kr. Thomas Z. Fla. a prominent
and successful llmhcr and mill man Of |
Des Are, Mo-. ean,e over Monday gu
. sisls to the family Of bis sog-in. law,
Mr.. George w. Mnris. Of The isrm of |
AlcTris Hrs. Mr. fHz waa well
plsafed with the csidenee which he
saw on All sides u she healthy and
substantial srs~th u cur tcwa.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

Work has been commenced on MIR,
J L. Covers residence in College
Addition.
Mis-, Blanche Mcdowell Of Bismarck
visited her cousin, Mrs. ". a. Cloud,
last week
Miss Elsie Rider arrived TUESDAY
from Scdalia to visit her aunt Mrs. NJ.
L. Smith
MIR and Mts H. Krberg spent p
couple Of day, in ST. Louis the fret Of
the wcrk.
Mrs. W. a. Cloud and children are
visiting her father, Mr., Wm. Mellow
ell, at Knob Lick.
Mrs Ralph Bc,I Of Caldwell, Idaho,
visited her uncle, MIR. L, ). Mckin-
ney, the past week.
Everything Is sweet, fresh AMI clean
at Auiscu & Albaugh's City Meat Mar
ket, Give them q trial.
Miss Mauie SNYDER Of neslogo Wis
tied her cousin, Miss Nellie ripkin,
the first Of the week.
Four Of Mr. NJ. ". Huff's children,
who have been very III Of typhoid lc-
yer, are considerably better,
Misses Mamie aud Fannie Hobbs Of
Boune 1efre were the guests Of Judge
swink's family last Sunday.
Clothiug, Hats, Shoes aud Dry
Goods, large stock and low prices, at
Mccormick, Sprott g. Co.'S.
Miss Clara G. Albert Of Cape Cir
atdeau was tho guest Of Mira. Joseph
C. Logan few days last week
Zack Spence and sister, Miss Lcona,
left Saturday on a two weeks visit
with relatives ut patigould, ARK.
II you would smoke good clean
cigar, union made, get saekmann's
brands, and palronize home industry.
George iIouck, Jr., Of bloomfield.
was tho guest OF Mr.. aud Mrs. w
IL. Teiiey couple Of days the past
week.
MIR. Philip 3. Cole and family and
Miss Alice White leave to-day (Thurs-
day for Colorado to be gone about D
month.
i,f. Il. G. Simmons has bonrht
loi In College Addition and let the
Gourmet for handsome. two-stnry
residence.
Mrs. Holiday Of Isnannkr, Va. who
he's been tho guest Of friends here for
several weeks. returned TO her home
this week.
A ien-ycar4ald boy named snsith |
was IeeAed up IN jail last Monday, MI
seauest " his father, far habisaai
thevery. BE vii probably BE- sent
~ I'M feI1t1a xrI4asA.
faeN
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01
PreIiisble Meeting Closed At Salem.

Profitable Meeting Closed At Salem.
We have just closed a very gracious
meeting at salem, where we have Just
built q most elegant frame eharch of
which the people arc justly proud.
The cost Of the church is about sl,-
zoo, and il Is free from debt. IL will
be ready for dedication as sson as The
seats, which have been ordered, are
placed In tho church, which win be
about October Lex.
Bro Joe Russell Of Luicsville was
with Us, 10 the meeting, and did most
Of the preaching. bro. H. u. Haw Of
NJ. Panl's church, st. Louis. preached
for US once, and gave US one Of bis
best.
The mee,iag was held under the old
consultation. There wetc not so many
professions as IN Other meetings, yet
the Holy Spirit honored tbr Word q.
IL was preached, in bringing conyie-
tion TO the beatl Of the sinner and con.
vcssion to tho iaouFnef. Old sores
were healed, and haieheis were buried
so deep thsi we bope they will never
be dug up agsin,
Although the heat was very opprcss.
i've, the SERVICES were all well attended.
There were iiissan conversions, and
The church was much revived and
strengthened. The meeting closed
Iasi SUNDAY night with crowded
anusa, and many suore whs could nut
gain entrance sieod wlshoas, desiring
10 hear the Word Of Cad.
Bro Russell il ane III the old meme
brfs oisAa ~. Louis conference, and
yes nat an old man. Iie u. fuil VI
zeal snd On The iialirluiah side.
10 linn who rules The siestiHg II
man " III The 3 orr.
~ ~ IL s4ssz<.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

Nh. ! pp,ps. supcrio,cnlen, Of the
I,t Il an T. railroad. ga, 4, ,owp
i'''''''l'
Mrs. Vas ;laok Of Lexington, Ky
&. here representing tbr Hamilton Fc-
male College Of that city.
AIi-, Susie Lealhers has been ST..
I pointed uuo Of the maids Of honor u
the Confederate Reunion at spIIng-
field.
Mise Ellie NiD'n' Who hiss been VS.
IH"S relatives aga Iflgnds Tor several
WEEKS returned Monday 10 Der h"h''
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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01
STRAY NrT,cr.

A0Eica n hereby given thar have sakeuf
W. ns q stray n knob Leg Liberty town
snip. ~ Francois county Mo-. Gnp snffeI
marc With birth sssud IapA white half Hsy
rum hos'fs ~ knee. hatd fmer, branded
Win LETTER M with xffntaif mark over
I'M nf y fsa icft fore Shoulder. nitoat ten
yHars OLD and ah1uts fsaFsnan hands hsah.
Esaalf IunT AMI II the owner th~reua .10aa
iznt GAatM agn prove Eanzs ifrfugo ttn explf Z
mIluH on thirty days sFn4n fIis date same
tastlss of thu teate Of safd cosanty,
.....4s .ADAM HAM.
saif II AHais Knob fank. Mo
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

Key j l., Aiswuuh lea Monday
iur I.on'un, where be was to preach
that night aud deliver an adlrr.,
Tuesday morning before the Arcadia
Valley Ggspci Association Eiom there
be wcns on an extended ,riP ia the To-.
,crgst Of EImwood Seminary. Letters
aic coming in daily from prospective
students, and the outlook q. bright for
q good opening Of the school IN Sep
tembcr. riQf I. I. Appleby viii re-
main on the ground. to look after AL
local busiucs, do ing Ecy. Mr. Ale.
wuuh'. absence.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

Ellis Doughty has removed bic fam
ily from st. Louis 10 Pennington and
viii make Ibis town hi, headquarters
wh!le ont Oh she road lie travels iOr
The llaiucrL uthmau Manufacturing
TO-, By which he has been employed
lyr q number of years IN yatious ca.
pacifies, wotking up from shipping
ulntk.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Daniel e. tlhlls by ms rarTain
deed of trust dated tiir ngsI ans 30 Navrug.
hUr. Isn. ana recorded Iu th' Recorder q
office ul st. tlnc1lz county, Missouri, lH
bpIk sH, 10 rage 4 f.. conveyed Goo the aattHT
slgFca trustee tue following described real
ESTATE, situate. bling uul being iH TIDE
county " So funcAs lHd state ~ Ms
souri, iu vii
Tho west hnlfUf the sauthwa-t quarter.
5nl III" rorthgaa' quarter ri the southwCst
quarter. uEi fh" southeast quarter nf thU
northwest quarter, In section twenty.
GH. township thIFy SIX eAiuprth. range
i've ~ east, subject To- tue riFHt ~ way uf
tic Mississippi River ana buuae FtHre Nnti
way company through ana over thn south
west quarter ~ the gouih~cst quarter
thereof.
WHEN said conveyance was mpae IN
trust "a secure thg payment OF two certain
prumls sorry notes in said deed described
aud whereas hF the terms ut said decd ~
Hnpnid. ana whereas the sagd naniri n
Gihbs has been declared more than nine
months, nDw Therefore. in accordance
with the provisions al said deed pf trust
aud 90 tire request ~ the legal holder Of
saI1 notes. l wiii, on
Saturday. August 81, 1901,
between tile hours Of mine afrlock In the
forenoon ana i've p'cuck Ia the afternoon
House iu the city OF farmi.Etun, ~ said
county uf "a. tuinc0i- and Stat. nf Mis-
souri, srii at uHblie aurtiun 10 tho highest
bidder for ca h The above dFsrribHd real
estate 20 satisfy sai1 note ana thc cost ui
executing thi trust
sAMtL l.. AsBuEY. Trustee
AneuEi T. 1851
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

Mr. G.. II Boswor,h, rrosidcn, OF
the Southern Missouri Railroad com.
pauy, Nj, Robert Moore, chief en-.
gIneor, Major Blutord Wilson ot
Springfield, III and Alr I. q. With.
ledge II So. Map's, attorneys, agc
here TIL. week Ia The interest Of their
road The commissioners appointed
20 assess damage, Ia the matter Of
right Of way Of the southern Missouri
over tbc NJ. h. & u r. have 90. set
completed their work,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

President Goodman 81 the State
horticultural Society aan0uuees that
tlaera will be probably futiy psT cent
apple ctup III Missouri
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01
The Time of Year

is here when we must SHOW
el out what Summer Goods
we have left. In order 10 do
this we will for a short time
SIMPLY SLAUGHTER PRICES
on all spring and summer
goods. Don't miss the op.
portunity.
Cole & Nixon.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

khu,cu--AlEtET-Wm A Karsch
Of ibis place and Miss Minnie Mac 40.
bert Of st. Louis were mat,icd We'd
ncsdoy, July 81, 1901. At the bone
Of The brides mother, ISIS Cote Bril-.
lianlc ayeuHc. Rev. +. W. Cannon u
the Gtand Avenue Presbyterian church
onicnljng The wedding was a quiet
5haIr ou scr9unl Of the recent death
Of the groom father. VII Is q mem.
Der Of the H. II. karcA Shoe Co.,
aud one u our most cn,crpEi-ing aud
- dc awake yuuag business mcu, and
the bride i,a graceful, charming Young
lady who wIll be gladly received by
oEr Young ,rsiety people. MIR Karscb
wall arrive Anmc wi'h bis bride to-day
(Iaut-day) 1uf IInas csfcud. it,
best wi.b'. for their hggiue.s.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

ThI1 aI.uaturo Is ~ rt1rr I1l II The I-4ulaa
Laxative Bfomo,Qui Tablets
tis Esurly tAal Curra % eaia t-s one dag
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

Miss su,sc Lealhcrs has been ap.
pointed uuo Of the maids Of honor u
he Confederate Reunion at spiug-
field.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

Mise Etic sloan, who hiss been Wis.
itug relative. aud iricud> for several
weeks, returned Monday to Der home
In lfonlaIe.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

Mrs.. Vas ;iaok o. Lexington, ~
&. here representing lbr Hamilton IC.
male College Of that city.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

Alr J Butus, superintendent Of the
81 K. Il q. T. railroad, was iu town
yesterday.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

Mr. II 4 Slaughter u San tTan.
cisco, Cal. visited She family OF Nit.
Josie Mason % couple Of days the tirt
II the week
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-01

lafur were good rain, Monday
night iu tAa nmEuera VWi at 1hg
county, extending lfnm fiat River ar-
yund Epauc lem. thoroughly voting
.ag grluuI.
The Conservative, 1901-05-30
[:l!d1I|9l!|I]

two pages beautifully printed bound
mountains lakes and of the Golden State It neither
guidebook railroad advertisement charming style
describes the state from end to the other particularly that
portion of it round about Los Angeles. Six CENTS
California Excursions-A folder of twenty four de-
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California Contains Boston
Francisco Angeles Cuts made from actual
graphs illustrate the comfort and OF Burlington
tourscars folder tells all the excursions
the Pacific easbound folder all about the return trip
Free.
COOrado-Seventy pages fifty six handsome ilustra
on The front specially designed fine This
book written delightful pleasing glimpses
of mountain world whose colossal beauty wearies
changes old birdseye of Colorado showing
tourist resorts is appended Six cents
Sylvan LakeA folder of sixteen pages, containing half
dozen unusually beautiful views the picturesque spot
the Black Hills In Of the remote noo hidden away among
the towering rocks little clear cold
with admirably appointed hotel its bank
Hot springsA thirty page folder illustrated by doz
views OF scenery in and about this famous OF the
Black Hills Contains list OF hotels and
ums with rates and accommodations. Free
Little Journeys in the Black Hs-A booklet Of thirty
two with ten descrptye OF several facnat
trips offered Hot Springs and Spearsh d. where
the railroad winds among peaks and down grade into and
pices, and past beautiful dells. Free.
The Conservative, 1901-05-30
BURLINGTON Route PUBLICATIONS

The Yellowstone National Park-A1thrty- page folder,
containing large and absolutely Of Yellowstone
Park several fine and vast amount of valuable
about the trip through Park Free
Estes Park Coo-Ilusrated, twenty-four pages.
briefly and interestingly Of the fishing ora climate
Free.
the Tran-A fourpage leafet illustrated telling
the taken by the Burlington flowers
Seven greenhouses the Burlington furnish $4,000
cut flowers every month for this purpose. Free
Valley of Northwest Nebr asha-
booklet Of thrytwo that fits the coat pocket
contains much instructive reading matter It treats
tile valley recently made accessible by the extension Of the
Burlington lines 1t tells of the opportunities for
offered there. Free.
Custer Battlefield An attractive little book twenty
Contains brief of the battle of the Little Big
Horn June 2 1876 where Major Geneea Custer S Of
the 7th U Eight illustrations
sending for-worth reading. Free.
At Your ServiceA unique little booklet of twenty
which contains deal information about
ngton Railroad incidentally tells advantage
it's which scattered all the
States Free.
Map the United States-Three inches
by four feet long, printed in six coors mounted rollers
state county important and railroad
Union addition also shows the country divided according
acquisitions Sent receipt 5 cents stamps
less than COST
The Conservative, 1901-05-30

'. r. WALSH, President.
A. McNALLY, viCe-Presdent.
+. NJ. BLOUNT, vioe-President.
r. N. JACKSON, Cashier.
+. w. MCLEAN, Assistant Cashier.
A. UHRLAUB, Assistant Cashier.
The Conservative, 1901-05-30
THE CHICAGO NATIONAL BANK
Dearborn and Monroe Streets,
CHICAGO.
CAPITAL $5OO,OOo
SURPLUS 100000

INTEREST PAID ON ACCOUNTS.
Accounts are kept in conformity with the
practice of Chicago Banks. Interest is
allowed on the minimum balance of such
accounts on terms which may be ascer.
tanned on application.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT.
Deposits received for fixed periods, on
which interest Is allowed at current rates.
Sums of fifty dollars or more received,
repayabIe on demand without interest.
LETTERs OF CREDIT. Letters Of
credit for travellers issued, available In the
principal cities of the world.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Foreign
Exchange bought and sold. Cable transfers
made.
BONDS. Municipal, railroad, gas and
other corporation bonds bought and sold.
CORRESPONDENCE or personal
interview with view to business relations
respectfully invited.
The Conservative, 1901-05-30
DIR E OF O r s /:

G. X. G. BILLINGS, J. R. WALSH,
ANDREW McNAlIY, +. N. BLOUNT,
MAURICE ROSENFELD, JOHN NJ. SMYTH,
WILLIAM BEST.
The Washington times., 1901-11-17
CRoNJE's FAITHFUL DOG.
Followed His Masters Fortunes
Until Disaster Come.

General Cronje's dog. the faithful four
footed creature that followed the for
tunes of his master from the outbreak of
the war until he was run to earth at
Paardeberg, has thrown in his lot with
the British troops He is, writes a Cape
Town correspondent, located at Green
Point camp, and enjoys lie with the best
OF them.
The dog is OF the retriever breed, but,
unlike his former master, exceptionally
long in the leg. on the whole, he is of
a surly disposition, so far as strangers
are concerned, and will receive attention
from none save a man in uniform. He
attends every parade held in camp, and
whenever a company of men are sent
away he accompanies them to the rail-
way station, waits until they are entratn-
ed. and then returns disconsolately to
camp.
Church parade or Sunday morning is a
fixture he never misses, though when
the state of the weather necessitatss the
holding of the service in the recreation
room he remains outside. Should the ser
vice be prolonged more than five minutes
over the usual time. the dog soemnly
marches in to enquire the reason. AL
together, the animal is made much of by
the men in camp, but he is not given TO
making many friends.
He is always ready for a fight with anv
visiting canine, bat he invariably
emerges from the encounter second best
evidence of which is to be found in the
torn and mangled condition of his coat
London Mail