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The Red Cloud chief., 1910-10-13
DIR. c. E. CROSS
DENTIsT
Moon Block, Red Cloud
In Riverton every Monday

Herb Ludlow, proprietor of the Puri.
tan Cafe. formerly owned by Andy
Hart, is now prepared to furnish you
anything you want from fancy port.
erhouse to a choice oyster fry. His
short order department is equipped
with the best OF everything and is pre-
sided over with an expert cook. Call
and give us a trial. Everything cook
ed in the up.to.date style. Ladies and
gentlemen are cordially invited to our
place. We also serve regular meals.
Call and give us a trial as we are sure
to please you.
The stock holders of the Farmers
Independent Telephone company held
their annual meeting in the court
house las: Saturday. President Beck.
with and secretary Hanson retired.
The following were elected on the
board of directors;--J. II. Ellinger
and Clark Stevens for the two year
term and Frank Wittwer, Don Saund.
ers and q. +. Ramey for the one year
term. A resolution was passed requir-
ing the secretary and treasurerto fur
nish bonds in the sum of 81 900 the
expense of which is to be paid Ivy the
company.
The attention Of all Christian En-.
d~eavorers is called to the coming Con
vention of the Nebraska G. T.. Union
at Aurora, October 2l-23, during which
Aurora will entertain more than 15C
delegates from societies all ovcr tn,
state. The Convention program pre-
sents many notable features, among
which are addresses by many speakers
of national reputation, including
Francis T.. CLARK. ID. u. President 81
the Worlds c. l. Union; Il school of c
T.. methods, under Field Secretary
Karl Lehman; chorus music. led b!
j. Herbert MacConnell: agrcat Junior
Rally and n Citizenship Mass Meeting
addressed by some of the most promi
nent men in the state.
The way To build up II communit,
is for every person in it, who can, Il
put some money into industries tina
give the people employment, and pusl
the industries to success. Industrie
that last all the year round are tn,
best; but those that last part Of tn,
year are better than none. The mos
valuable power on earth is bumal
power, and when 1t is not employed i
Is not only lost bit II also consume
part of what other earn. Work create
weslths work sets money in motion
wor4ai pays debts,qwork'' Is theSSits
pe~Sr. In prosperity and that cit!
that community; and that "hatio
whose people are idle, are poor, an
poor In porportionto the number tina
work and the time they work heav
ems greatest earthly blessing to an
people is to give them honest, re
munerative work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-10-13

Fred Temple is in tow this week.
Chas. Fox was in Hastings Tuesday,
District Court is in session this
week.
Ned Grimes in in Blue Hill this
week.
Mrs. potnicky has returned from
Omaha.
Mrs. SAMSON has returned home from
Ksnsas.
Ernest Starke has returned from
Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett have gone to
Arther, III. A., a
Chas. Starr was over from Lebanon,
Kas., Friday.
Miss Ethel Whitaker went to Beat.
rice Monday.
Mrs. Fred Wallace has returned
from Denver.
Alva Sellars has bought a new White
Steamer auto.
Jake Ellinger has bought a new F..
M. +. automobile
A. Il. Walker and wife went to
Campbell Tuesday.
b. E Ashelman and wife have gone
to Illinois for a visit.
See DR.. Stockman for eye glasses
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr.. Clark of Oklahoma is visiting at
the home of j. c. Myers.
sic, sl2, sl3 and sl3 will buy a good
Single Harness at FoGEL's.
Frank Able and Frank Ellinger
were in Campbell sunday.
Miss Vera Wilson returned from
Chicago the last of the week.
Mrs. Erway of Denver Colo., is
visiting Mrs. Prudence Moore.
Miss Lottie Emcrton returned Satur-
day from Arkansas City. Kans.
DR.. Andrews of IIoldrcge is attend
ing district court here this week.
viii Wolfe and wife left Monday
for a trip thru the eastern states.
Calicoes - American Prints - Five
cents per yard. MINER BROS. and Co.
Harry Schwarm of Pittsburg, Pa, is
visiting at the home of his uncle Chas.
Potter.
Geo. Lindsey returned from Cripple
Greek Saturday morning.
Lewis Peisiger and Frank Buschow
of Blue Hill we're in Red Cloud Tues
day. 49,. '.......
Mr.. Hussong will preach asthe Gar
field schqol house next Sunday at a
p; nm - az hiH0la t1a'1' 'asts aA",'
A good many@sre attending the Har,
vest Home Festival at Hastings" this
week. lii r!S ~, - - 7i19 '' -
Mrs. Chas. Potter drew the cut glss.
water set at the Lyric Tuesday
evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-10-13


W. :. Morlan an attorney for the b.
~ NJ, is attending district court here
this week.
The Chief Office take, subscriptions
aud renewals for the Twentieth Gem
fury Farmer,
George Amack and G]ravenor Stanscr
went to Hastings Wednesday via Mr..
Amack's auto.
All the great artists sing for the
Victor and Edison. Hear them at
Newhouse Bros.
Misses Clara and Bertha Mcmillan
and Mrs. George Hadell were in Hast
ings Wednesday.
Lloyd and Guy Bradbrook spent
Sunday at home with their mother
Mrs. Finkenbinder. ,.-r.
Gilmer Thomas, County Attorney of
Harlan County is attending district
court here this week. riaiI
Yes, ysu are correct. y Mitchell the
Jeweler, HIS aisplendid line H detach.
liable handle umbrellas. !.si- 'r"' 49,
II. n. Rich, father or d. H. Rich,
who had been visiting Hun FOR Q few,
days has retdrued'home.
DR.. Creighton and wife and Mrs.
Miner and daughter Miss Irene arrived
home Wednesday evening
Remember that every thing is cheap
err and better in the Harness line at
FoGEL's than any other place.
Charles Meeker and James Burk of
Imperial, Nebr, are in the city this
week attending district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ferguson and his
mother, of Orleans, spent sunday in
this city with l.. II. Fort and wife.
Chas. schultz and wife went to
Bloomington Saturday 10 visit MIR. and
Mrs. Lew White, returning Tuesday.
The usual preaching services viii be
held at the Christian church next
Lords day, both morning and even
ing.
David +. Rudd has received the first
installment of his special pension of
S2i.00 per month. Fred Maurer was
his attorney.
Mrs. Eckley and two children of
Springfield, Mo, are in the city visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. Ed. Amack and
Miss Ruth Cough.
For SAL.E-A q Horse Power Witty
Gasoline Engine, Dynamo and Switch
Board completed. Good as new
Inquire Of ANDY HART.
Nancy j. Turner, widow Of Richard
A. Turner has been granted a widows
pension Of Sl2 90 per month. Fred
Maursr was her attorney.
Use a Hull Detachable Handle UNI
brslla. ohildren sizes Sl.e0 and mp.
Ladies or gents sizes special 1925 and
up. Get them Of N~swhsuse.
Rev. j. M. Bates will take the serv-
ices at st. Marks. Hastings, to help
out the rector, who is attending the
general convention at Cincinnati.
Tickets for the Lecture Course will
be reserved at Cooks drug store be-
ginning Saturday, Oct. 18th, at 9 a. IN.
The first number will be a lecture by
DR.. Edwin Lanham Oct. Goth.
The ladies of the Christian church
will hold their market of "home cook
ing" in Amack's furniture store on
Saturday, October -, They will try
to please IA host of customers.
Al. Warda with his company played
the Widow Perkins" at the opera
house Saturday evening to a full house
which was highly spoken of by all
present. The specialties were fine.
The Red Cloud Hardware II Imp. Co.,
are making extremely low prices on
| Woven Wire fencing. Call early and
get the benefit. Don't delay, for the
prices fixed will move the stock in a
few days.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-10-13

beESett were quietly maTIleu. Sdlur-
day evening at the home of the brides
parents. The young couple are well
and favorably known in this city aud
the Chief extends congratulations.
The Red Cloud High School foot
ball team will go to Smith Center. kas.,
Friday to play foot ball with the High
S~choofteam Of that place. Our boys
will me doubt have the champion foot
ball team OF the Republican valley
this year.
Last Friday the Lebanon Business
College foot ball team came over and
played the Red Cloud High School
foot ball team. Red Cloud won the
game by a score of 3 to .. II was a
good game and the home boys had to
work for all they got.
wish to to the general
public that l will be located in Red
Cloud aud ready for work in Il week
or ten days, and will be pleased to
meet all old friends and patients, also
any new ones who may desire my pro-
fessional services. DIR. Nellie +
Maurer, Dentist.
The Nelson Wild West Show, which
exhibited here Monday, offered a prize
of 80 to anyone who would ride their
outlaw horse Crazy Snake, which had
thrown fifty-four out of fifty.eight
riders who had attempted the feat.
LATE Lewman, who is with the Carver
show, accepted the challenge end won
the prize easily.
Just as much CAFE, in fact II little
more, should be exercised in buying
thing else. Some irons use more cleo
tricity than others in doing the same
work. Get your electric irons of
MoRHAIr Bros, they carry the author.
lied iron. BE CAREFUL of Just AS
good electric irons.
The man who ran the wheel or for
tune table.on our streets permitted
little boys to play the game and when
one of them drew a razor the man in
formed him that he could have the
razor or fifty cents in cash. The boy
took the cash and played the wheel
again for that amount. When the
city permits strangers to ply their
trade on the street it should also pro-
vide police protection.
Tickets for the Lecture will be re.
served at Cooks Drug store beginning
Saturday morning Oct. 18th at nine
o'clock. The curse consists Of two
lectures and three musicals. The
first number will be a lecture by DIR
Edwin w. LanhaiO Oct. Goth. The
season tickets can be secured from DR.
Boles, E. q. Caldwell or at, Cooks
Drug store for $3.50 for adults ant
100 for all school children - ~, %
On Saturday, Oct 1, we will put OF
; sale our entire stock Of BuggiSs' ant
Carriages at 5 per cent above cost
This means a chance at any vehicle Ii
our ware house; nothing will be reserv
co. Our reasons TOT making ches'
unheard of prices is on account of {
MISUNDERSTANDING with our wholesal'
. mouse whereby TWO cars were shipped
when only one was ordered
IHE kEp CLOUD Hpw' lMPL' 60
The following program will be giver
hu tI,n hnl;. St,,lv Climb nt cha HON,
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-10-13
Widows Pension.

The regent act II April 10th. 1908
givss'to ali sdidisrs' widoWsa pension
of si2 per month. Fred Maprer, the
attnrnsvt HAS an'necsssary blanks. -
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I[LM|NA WILL
SAIL WEDNESDAY
. Pumping Oil at Railway
Wharf-StiIl Held in
Quarantine.

|,-:vn- at SIX o'clock yesterday
lenr from Hilo, the Matson Navi-
4. Company steamship Wilhels
I vas at onee placed alongside the
|.,rire wharf, on account of case
,spsss diagnosed N Hilo as small
!, It two O'Clock in the afternoon
ns shifted ia the railway wharf,
L. Eva end Of the harbor, slipping
|,ssrn and living nose TO nose with
| snerican Hawaiian :. :. Column
b, passengers from Hllo were land
nm quarantine al the foot Of Fort
l. during the morning.
|Fr safe distance away from the
(ur wharf, she IS discharging cargo
nf no one IS allowed aboard, nor
nv of the ships company, except
rsstsr. chief officer, chief engineer
H. and doctor. allowed ashore.
|ssterdav afternoon, after moorine
Ia railway slip. number Of fruit
n. armed chiefly with pineapples
Il little money delivering their
I 4. They threw pineapples and Other
saties from the landing TO the higf
IF the big freighter. their money
! 10 psssed back IN the same manner
) y# and then a pineapple missed fir
Eip1 into the water, which probably
isa the price of the next pineapple
arn aboard.
ts not believed that the putting
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ashore OF the quartermaster at Hilo on
account OF smallpox. or what was dag
nosed as such. VIII hinder the departure
or the Natson liner for San Francisco
on SCHEDULE time at ten O'Clock on
Wednesday morning. The work of pre-
pairing her for the eastward voyage
will not be materially interfered with.
and the agents viii DO al in their power
10 get her away On time There are
many people booked Tor the mainland
bv this popular steamer.
The fact that the Wilhelmina was
allowed yesterday afternoon to leave
the quarantine wharf and get even
Within gangwav distance Of the rail,
way wharf Is taken as indicative OF
the probability that the sickness from
which the quart ermaster IN Hilo IS suf
/ fering S not case Of virulent small
pox.
There will. Of course. be the usua
crowd, band. leis and enthusiasm at the
! big boats ieparfure.
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NEUROLOGICAL RECORD.
,asd Every Sunday Morning by the
ael Office. e. s. Weather Bureau.
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NEXT MAILS.
Coast, Orient and Colonial.

points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Nippon Maru, to-
day.
Yokohama-Per Manchuria, today.
Australia-Per Mariana, tomorrow.
Fictoria-Per Zealandia, Sept. 16.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
San FTancisco-Per Nanchuria, tomor'
row.
Yokohama-Per Nippon Maru, tomor
Tow.
Vaucouver-Per Mariana. tomorrow.
Sydney-Per Zealandia, Sept. Is.
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FOUNDED IN HONOUR. 6

No doubt you have seen IN the
papers such announcements as
this concerning some medicine or
other: eff, on trial, you write
that this medicine has done you
no good we will refund your
money" Now, We have never
had reason to speak in that way
concerning the remedy named IN
this article. In a trade extern
ding throughout the world, no.
body has ever complained that
our medicine has failed, or asked
for the return of his money. The
public never grumbles at hon
estly and skillfully made bread,
or at a medicine which really
and actually does what 1t was
made to do. The foundations OF
WAMpoLE's PREPARATION
are laid in sincerity and honour,
the knowledge Of which on the
part of the people explains Its
popularity and success. There Is
nothing to disguise or conceal.
# was not dreamed out, or DIS
covered by accident; it was stu
died out, on the solid principles
Of applied medical science. 1t Is
palatable as honey and contains
| all the curative properties OF
pure Cod Liver Oil, extracted
! by Us from fresh cod hvers,
| combined with the Compound
Syrup of Hypophosphites and
| the Extracts of Malt and N4ld
Cherry. This remedy IS praised
bv ali who have employed 1t
in any of the diseases it Is rec
commended to relieve and cure,
/ aud is effective from the tlrst
dose. In Anemia, General lie
bilitv. Influenza, and all Throat
and Lung Troubles, it Is a spe-
cific. DR.. Thos. Hunt Stucky
sass: 1.-The continued use OF 1t
in my practice, convlnces me
that it is the most patata0le,
least nauseating, and best prep.
aration now on the market
You can take : with the assGf
ance Of getting well. One botti1
moves its value. " 1t cannot dis
appoint YOU" Sold BY chemists
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kinau's Big Crowd.

Steamer ktnau arrived early yes
terday morning from ports of the Gar
den Island. Kauai. bringing large
number Of passengers, made up partly
Of delegates 70 the territorial conven-
ton. which meets today, school teach
ers returning from vacation to resume
duties and school children ready to &c
hack TO their studies IN the public and
nrivate schools today.
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Teviathan Coal Carrier.

\ steamer which : named the nS'
7noor which i : elieved will De
tba greatest merchant coal carrier
o4oa4 was launched On August 9th 0y
g. Pavlton Dixon i Co. Limited. At
hair Middlezbrough yards, En-Iaf for
c ~ has been specially designed io<
.1,,r;can owners. aud IS the hFst u q"
a. Inch viii run between ChesaP'f''' Re
nee ts " ana Cnba. Her capacity VIII % %
566 TONS and sister shlp Wi. De l E
- bana almost Immediately LOT III
- -l'' o,vners. The vessels IS So
- steamer. built On Harroway ;, u Aol'
s soo+;Isver principle. Her dlmen,
s;nne are:-Length. 425 feet; bean, ,r -
feet and depth. % fee Ihe o"l le, ;,
4 ~ uarana Coal Company, are al"a 80
~ LARGEST eollierv proprletors n i,- 'l9
Ir:+aa states. having extensive rallFt .o
,1ant leading facilities a. t,leN 9 "a,
an "1 diseharging facilities at Nooa' ma ma
80 tbev have run their oTerse3 L:3 3a'
- chartered steamers but It Is oee! .La.
~ t';l3 a fleet for themselves, 50 INA
.1o Whole system should be e9in =; A.
IA efioienl in every point, anu -, :"
anT mon the de~igns to be foilo" :,
"a, Ia Tho eqnipmen-s 10 be adopted ~
a at posrvin1noor ana her sister snip
,, tbe trasr word in coal carry luz 40
. rnan recorded.
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|, n. Pm n pm. seEs
/ En.N is1i.3, 2.2o $50 SAT 6.c2 go.
an.s6 II s.4s s1o5. i76.o1 %
4, pm n. pm an
kn.s Is o.2s - 5o7 5.4s6 90 LIS I
|'sis Is l2l 80. 8,ls s.45 SO a..5
a.ss l.s Sc 9 OF 7.l2 s.s8 s. s.b
|'IEse Is IS .. IS : os 5.ss 81 Al
-. ~ sliI g.4s 50 sa $50 Rise
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nreadnougit's Dying.

An English newspaper asserts may 'n5
pr;+isb Admiralty has decided 10 build
an experimental motor-dr'Ten pa '''
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Music for Midway.

Cable Operator Phil G. Cox of Homo
lulu was some time ago appointed adj
ministrator OF photograph records to
the otherwise lonely cable operators on
Midway Island. and so when the fast
and furious ard also saucy Commercial
Pacific Cable Company's auxiliary sup
ply and mail schooner Flaurence Ward
leaves here on her next voyage to Mid
way she will carry as part Of her cargo
select lot Of classic, opertie, rag
time and other phonograph records for
the music-Iovers Of the lonely isle.
Cox's taste in musical matters Is held
in the greatest respect by his fellow
cable men on Midway.
Yesterday he was 20 be seen with
big purchase Of records, declaring
that they were the very latest.
While on the subject Of monographs
| Yesterday afternoon there was yer,
excellent program rendered aboard tn
/ Matson tug Intrepid as she lay on tn.
| Waikiki side CT the Matson wharf
Pedestrians halted their feet to enjo.
/ the merry selections
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ship propelled by an internal eombus-
ton gas engine. Naval engineers have
long had their eyes on this type Of
engine as the ultimate form Of power
for naval vessels, and experiments have
been carried on with the gunboat Rat
tier with satisfactory results.
\ battleship equipped with such a
motor would have no boilers. stohers
nor smokestaeks. except such vents as
were necessary to carry off the products
of combustion. and it is claimed that
such a vessel, if successful, would by
the economies effected in weight, space
and cost of working. and by the add
tional speed due to the absence of smoke
stacks. render all vessels Of the present
dreadnought type Obsolete.
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vi 5. and ~W.
....,ss.-Baromerer readings are cor
s.' Tor temperature, instrumental
~ and local gravity, and reduced
- level. Average cloudiness stated
Il, ssle from 0 to 10. Direction OF
=. - Is average velocity in miles per
N; ending at p. m. Velocity OF
10 prevailing direction during "a
~ VIM. B. CTOCKMAN,
Section Director.
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Shipping Notes.

Steamer Wailele arrived from Kali
hiwai Yesterday morning with 205
head of cattle. Her outward and IN
ward trips were smooth. Fine wea ther
is reported on wlndward Kauai.
The Olympic, which will be launched
on October 20 next, will enter the At
lantic trade in the summer Of 1911,
and the Titanic. due to leave the ways
soon after January l. 1911. will be IN
commission IN the early fall following.
| They will far surpass in size, comfort
and luxury any others in the transat-
| lantic trade.
Approximately 1871 tons of ship
ping is on its way around the Horn
! from Newport News with coal for the
navy yard at Bremerton, and Of the
three steamers carrying the cargo mol
one is an American bottom The
| Biornstiern and Christian Bors are
! Norwegian bottoms and the Uganda i
a British steamer. The Biornst1erne /:
the largest Norwegian steamer atioat.
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New Mail Line for Antipodes.

WELLINGTON. \. T., August 81
Premier Ward yesterday informed the
house that he had concluded arrange
rnen+s with the Union Steamship Com
many If New Zealand fer the establish
T9ent Of a subsidized mail steamship
service between New Zealand and San
Francisco bv way Of Rarotonga (cook
1sIan1s5 and PaPeste, Tahiti ill.,. The a ser
vice. be said, would start from VI h..
land october 22d. and mails carried y
the vessels would cross the Pacific Il! Il!
t W. days and reach London IN
'A1 The government, Premier Ward add.
ed, desired to obtain The h rane osked
service for which 19nada nau .a aS1ep
w yTpa established the San Francisco con, con
/ . ~@ + il proved satisfactory, Pfo1,
sT ,11L ,r - be extended . include Vel
I 'T as the terminal port.
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aA tides ut Kahulul and Hilo occur
E7a one hour earlier than at Homo
aiwaiian standard time il 10 hours
anutes slower than Greenwich time,
Ea2 that Of the meridian OF 157 de
N so minutes. The time whistle
at l:30 p. NJ, which is the same
a'eenwich Q hours 0 minutes. sun
moon are for local time for IL,
'as sroup,
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Kiuau's Inward Freight.

Steamer Kinau from Kanai ports yes
terdav morning brought the following
freight: 5000 bags sugar, so sacks taro,
60 sacks rice. IS bundles hides, 10 eases
fruit. % sacks coeoanuts, S51 cases
emptv cans. S barrels honey, 30 barrels
au1n+v bottles, 50 empty barrels, IL
empty drums, horses and $50 packages
sundries.
Thirteen thousand bags Of sugar
await shipment at Makaweli.
Amador ledger., 1910-06-24
Newman Mine
Showing Fine

The Newman mine, at West Point
owned by the Levaggi Estate Co., is
showing up in fine shape. The tunnel
that is being run into the mountain
will attain a depth from the surface Of
about 800 feet, when the present
contract is finished. 1t is the inten-
tion of superintendent Esola to still
drive the tunnel further ahead. The
vein in the face of the tunnel is about
3 to a feet in width and showing good
indications of pay ore. The slopes of
this mine look fine, and are being
worked right along. There is about
800 tons of rock ready for the mill at
the mine, also about 80 tons of fine
high grade galena sulphureted ore
which the owners intend to be sent to
the smelters. There is a fine 10
stamp battery mill on the mine which
will be kept running on the ore al
ready stopped for some months. -Citi-
zen.
Amador ledger., 1910-06-24
Grand Ball
Largely Attended.

A grand ball was given at Loves
hall last Saturday night, under the
auspices of the Jackson Booster S
Club, and proved a complete successes.
The boosters are a crowd of Jackson s
younger people who are trying to de-
velop stronger social relations be-
tween Jackson and other towns sur
rounding the county seat. Many car
riages from Sutter Creek and Moke-
lumne Hill were registered at the
livery stables, and quite few came
up from lone. The music was fur
nished by Potter & Springer's or
clestra of Lodi, and the hall was filled
with dancers old and young.
Amador ledger., 1910-06-24
BASSO'S HARNESS SHOP

An old and tried harness man can
always be relied upon, and A. Basso
has both virtues, he has handled
leather more than 80 years, and many
of his first harnesses are still in use.
He does a general boot and shoe re-
pairing trade, and once tried, always
patronized, seems to be his fortune.
My boots carry pair of half soles
that he put on many months ago, and
l brought him over several other pairs
to-day for repairs.