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The independent., 1906-03-15
$3.50 Child's One.Piece Dress
3 4 and 8 years.
child's one-Piece Dress 5,2Ss.

Nothing suits little children quite
so well as the simple one-piece dresses
that are confined at the waist by
means of belts. This one is made OF
pale blue French gingham with trim
ming of embroidery and makes one
of the advance models for the coming
season. 1t would, however, be charm
ing in the light weight woods OF the
present as we'll as in the washable
materials of spring and summer. Cling
hams are well liked for the small chill
dren's frocks as they wear admirably
we'll and this season are shown in ex-
ceptional variety and beauty, both of
color and design but there are, also,
Madras, cheviot and long list Of
linen materials as well as the always
desirable kahki cloth.
The little dress is made with back
and fronts and is laid in box plaits
that are stitched flat to the waist line
and is finished with sailor collar
that is always becoming to childish
figures. The bishop sleeves are fin
ished with straight cuffs and there is
narrow standing collar at the neck.
The quality of material required for
the medium size ca years. is yards
27, 2as yards So or ~ yards A inches
wide with L * yards of banding to trim
as illustrated.
The pattern $3.50 is cut in sizes for
children of 2, and years of age.
PATTERN coUPoN-52ss
Address ......... ..................
Bust Measure. e............... Inches
Fill out the above and enclose with
10 cents and the pattern will be sent
to you by mail. Address
THE INDEPENDENT,
Lincoln. Neb.
The independent., 1906-03-15
S24. COMPLETE OUTFIT for s|3.25

THE SUITS are hand tailored
with padded shoulders and hair
cloth fronts. All garments are
sewn with best quality silk
thread. The Innings are an ex-
cellent quality serge-your
choice of blue serge or plain
black or fancy worsted suit.
Order any size coat 81 to A
inch chest measure; order pants
80 to AZ waist and 80 to 36
The independent., 1906-03-15

An A-Wool Suit. blue serge black or fancy
wOrsted. an up-to-date style as shown in
Illustration n...:.........: ..:................$ .$15 O
pair Of Shoes. all styles Wei or boxed calf 3O
fashionable soft or stif Hat. black or cOlors IS
A Negligee Shirt of fine Madras new patterns n
handsome silk Four-n-hand Tie - &
pair of lisle-Web Suspenders ers. D
white or fancy bordered Handkerchief Il
pair of plain or fancy Half Hose - q
guaranteed waterproof fiber Suit Case - s5
This Outfit Sent on Approval $24.8!
ALL FOR S13.25
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
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<ews-Champion Correspondence.

W s'f"~ sssbsbe t"s'Sesssa~'"s'-
Monday. Dec. /.
I'd Mcdonnell returned from Cen
terview. Mo, Sunday
Horace Gowan went To Ohio CIfN
Monday returning ths same day
Mr.. IL Bush drove down ID
Psrlin "Wednesday 10 d. some trad
ing
Mrs. f. ID Stephenson took the
train for Gunrison Thursday. re-
turning home Friday
Horace Gowan and Clarence Mea-
dows gave a turkey dinner to a few
friends Tuesday evenisg
A very enjoyable time was had
by those who attended the ovsts r
supper at T.. d. Stephensons Wed
nesday evening
Mrs. W. l.. Bennett and Mrs. Dies
Combes paid farewell visit TO Mrs.
I. J. Mcdonald, who is about TO de
part for Aztec, New Mexico.
Miss C. NJ. Rosedahl, Miss Bessie
Gibbons, Horace and Mervin Gowsn,
and Clarence Meadows attended the
dance at Wsunita Saturday evening
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
CaseIrtoa I S.li0pings

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday. Dec. -
Albert Parmsn left Tuesday for
Lake Fork.
Cod tesms are very thick this
cold weather.
F. d. Mckee is baling hay pow
and has his third stack done.
T. p. Nesbith and wife were down
to Gunnison Monday and Tuesday.
Snow this morning and teamsters
are praying for enough for sleigh
ing
Nesdsmes Wallace aud rartch
came back from Denver Monday.
They report hns time.
Frank Stewart and Frank Van
Alstine were down TO Gunnison on .
business trip the first OF the week
Waugh brothers are still working
on the Odd Sunbeam Will probab-
ly get it opened up some time in
January.
c. Bourne came up from toWn
Sunday returning Monday with his
horses that have been running on
the range east of here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
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hoar~e9s~s. -sJe throat. ithRefhhk-
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
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NewsChampioa Cosrespondeass.
Wednesday, December 10
+. A. Mctiregor Sr. went to Gun
RIsoa last week
T.. A. Foster accompanied by
Misses Andrews and Foster we're
Ssso on the list last week.
CArissAas will he ceIebrstsA by
a l,sll ~ the hall. Our menm for
Xwa~; 34th nuts aud candy, 18th
turkey, cigsrs and dance, .0th CAS-
t.,s oil.
Mn. A. N. Nichols will entsrtsin
at dinner Nmas Nr. and Nm. c. o.
,Dohnsua; Mr.. and Mrx. y. A. Nc
Grseos. Mr. and Mrs. Schn~G, Mr..
and Mr.. II. Knoll.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
0llashIe

Monday. Disc u
los FsssspDe OF TIE frn Of
Fssssoss 4 Ahresa, sad wife took
the train for Crossed Butte FRIDAY
afsernooa where they will Pea IN n
lev months.
Marble hsd her weather spsal for
sAe last t~o nighss the thermomsser
falling tolO below zero. The days are
iDe and clear There 10 hardly
enosgh -aow for sleighinR.
Frank Childs of Carbondele has
bought . half interest Of Chss liesais
in the livery and feed stabae. and
transfer outfit The firm will be
known as Bemis 4 Childs,
Col. c. +. Meek departed on We'd
Desaay evening train for his home
in Virginia where he will spend the
holidays with his family. We are
informed that he will return Jan. .
Robert Ahrens returned on Fri
day last from trip to Crested Butte
Howeville and Gunnisen where he
put in the last weeks looking after
his interests. Robert is y staunch
Marbleits.
Cars are being daily loaded with
ore from the Lead King and con
cenirates from the Black Queen.
number of teams of fours are on tn
road hauling from the mines to tn
railroad here.
Mrs Frank Began came in from
Denver few days ago and will ma,
spend the balance of the winte
here They are now located in tn,
Evans house where they are alway
pleased to meet their many friends
Mr.. Reed, a mining man OF Glen
n wood Springs, spent few days il
camp and around tho mines las
, week. He was highly pleased wit
+: the prospects and stated that h
: would be back early in the sprin,
b and get on the ground floor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
~. Casbon Mad Ressee

To take effect I,rc "a. 1856
Star Route
Leave MI. Carbon daily ~xcep,
Sunday. 6 a m. Arrive at Ganni-
sou ~ "A. m. Leave Gunnison ds,iv
except Sunday On receipt of mad
from tram due TO arrive at IO:lj.
bS, no, later than p. m. Arrive
1t Mt Carbon in 4 hours.
NELLIE r. SuNNERs, Pm
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
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Thursday, l'ec. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter left sun
day CA their winter trip to the sun
ny southland.
i. T. Ssevens came in Tuesday
and stopped over a day 10 renew ae-
quAlntance with his vile who 10 STAY =
ing with Nsss Maud stevens for =
days
Mrs c. Rouviere spent Saturday
in Salida consulting IL. Cochems
in regard to Iser knee which was in
jsred in Nh sccident last fall We
are glad N learn that the difficulty
will soon disappear.
Mrs Rafss Kaopp hes been cell
ed 10 Ottsmwa, Iowa on sccoant Of
the illness Of her father. This leaves
Rsfns alone, with the duties of store
keeper, cook and dishwxsher presa-
ing upoa hin. Rufus don't like il
end is slsssGy showing signs Of
wuettVO~.
W. H. 1ssA exIscts to lssvs for
Ienves sAe lister part Of the wssk,
whess ~ aass " reprsssnt TIE tels.
gragAssv sad station agsats Of the
third divisioa in an effort TO divert
to this locslisy = portion Of that thir-
iy millioa dollar increase which the
newspapers Dsport the rsilroad TO b.
forciAG spos employees. We hope
that he may Ne successjal in this
Niss Nsls4 Black kssons has Nv
pared the scAsDl children ior Chris
maa oateetaiament which will b.
given st tAs school house Friasy
afternooa. Everyone invited 70
come ed saioy this eatertain,,sst
free Of chasus. Miss Blackstone hss
given ns . very succsssfal scAool
term, sad seser spending the koli-
DAYS with friends in 0unnison will
return hess for the spving term.
The "iosce of habit" i. we'll illus
trxted in the case Of neixhbor G. A.
Green, who, after for years hswail-
ing his fate of being tied down to
the moaotonous duties of postmaster,
hotel keeper and ranchman. sold out
to Mr.. Zeigler. and now. instead OF
doing - was popularity supposed,
showing the world what good time
he cosld have, puts in the same
stunt abost the old place. lola 10
evidently too good "A place to break
away from.
The neighborhoud has been con
.ieIerably worried over the dlsap-
pearsnce Of Cyprien Rouvierc who
left some three weeks ago with a
cattle shipment for Kansas City
The question of whether he was
searching the woods for another
bunch OF thoroughbred., taking a
cosr~e in stock breeding or had fal
len q victim to the charms of some
bewitching siren has been dis
GUESSED. Doubts are at last set to res,
BY assurance that he 10 eafe and
sound and will be on hand to spend
Christmas with his family. Ienvel
papers please copy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
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Mr. sad As.. J. j. AcN.n.s.
~eHi 70 tAssver Tsesd.y.
~ ". Cline 10 sk.sad.aS a fee
dsvs with Mr. and Ars Es~A.
Mrs. l-sthrop aud Mss A.erseth Y
visited the coaniy school lssss ~eek
Monday esen,a9 a crowd nsst at
the Gates home and . couple of
nosrs WAS delightfully."- .peni in
danc.aS
M.ss Mary Absrnsthy. county
superintendent spsut . couple oi
days with Ars. Ckss. HAxclLurs,
Last wsek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

The annual meeting Of the Colo
RADIO Teachers Association will take
place in Denver at the East Denver
High School building on December
26, %, and 2S. Three of the strong
est people ,i the country will de-
liver lectures and addresses-Dr.
George Vincent, Chicago University;
DR.. French, President Art Institute,
Chicago; Miss Bryant. story teller
and author; President Eliot of Har-
ward has been invited and James
Wilson, secretary OF agriculture
Quite number Of Gunnison teacher,
will attend, among them, Miss Bur
nett, Miss Rutledge, Miss Mackin.
tosh, Mr. Campbell and Mr. Hoel.
A beautiful assortment of Christ
,,,os ~, r.. ~ TIE EA1P
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
OF Course You Have Hoped to
See Old Mexico

This is the opportunity. On December
n. Il md - the Colorado Southern
will ell tickess to Mexico City and return,
at the one tsse rate t4s.9o from lSenver).
Stuposegs 10 both directions. Write for
illustrated bo"k Vets.
L. 4. FISHER, q. r. A.
Denver. Colo,
Butter wraps for sale at NeWsChaR
piUa oDce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
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News-Champsoe Corveaposdence.
Wednesday, Dec. ~
John Bonn went 10 Crested Butte
Monday
Tsrkey shoot scheduled for sun
day next here
Grand Masquerade ball at Mt.
Carbon on Ds,c. %
Thursday L..t Mr~ Templeton
nsry pleasantly entertained q few
friends at afternoon tea.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
0svoan
kevs-Champioa COrresVoaAsacs.
"Wednesday. Ulec. ~

Wednesday, llec. ~
\. Andrews and son of Florence
have located here
r. {. Msndenhall is dowa look
ing after his stocs
Mrs Walter Clay was visitor at
Mrs fhile ; Sunday.
" II Robinson made a trip to
Lake City last Thursday
Cecil Kellogg has gone to Old
MeN'co to stay short time
The Nmas exercises at school
house were a huge success. Papils
and patrons participated to the en-
jovment Of all
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
$ASnxs0
ews-Champioa COrrespoaAence.

Ne~sChampioa COrrespoadence.
Tuesday, Dec. Is
Mrs. Zenor is ON the sick lirt this
week.
l. W. Decker retarned frcm Crest
ell Bette the past week.
Zors Carpenter arrived hose San
dsy after an absence Of two months
H. y Wheeler now of Dursngo
stopped off to visit friends on his
wav 10 Boulder.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
One Fare Rate to City Of Mex
leo and Return

On December aO,2 and - the Colorado
and Soatbera will sell tickets to the capital
Of Republic at one fare (&4s.S0 from
DenverD. J. good for stoPover in each direc-
ton. Illustrated descriptive literature
sent % request
L. +. FISHER. q. r. A.. lsenver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

Especially low Winter Tourist Rates te
points in the South and Southeast via
Colombo = southern Ry. Write I. 4
Fisher, q. r. A. Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

County OFFICERS.
County ierk and Recorder. ]. r. Brother.
County Treasurer :. L. Whip.
Sheriff. v m. Watson.
County Assessor. P. j. Hurley.
County Surveyor, j. T. Heiner
County Attorney. u. T. Sspp.
County Ju ige. ,p.o Hetherington.
County Superintendent. Miss Fannie Burnett
tounfy tororsor. Geo. l.. Miller.
County Comm lssioner list District. n. Collins
County omm issioper md District ]. - Custer
cs1nty Commissioner srd District. J. H. Block
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

CAssstnsas pssssHss fos ths cAilA-
rcs - d. Csasdsg's, ths old rsiisb.e
drussist, CAvissass morning. lA,a't
foress ths CAsisAs,as line Of cot
glass, hooks and novelties.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

DOs't fail to reed the Naice to
Santa Ctaus in this issue.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

METHODIST EPISCOPAL Church q Gun
- ni-cn-Supday school at 10 o.. Som
ng service at II a. m, class meeting at u m.
Jsnirr Lea<ee ~ y. m. Epworth LeAgne at
sd and evening service at - p. n. HidWeeA
orayer meeting Wednesday evenings. You
Vii be velcoRed
Rev SHERWOOD A. Webbcr Pastor
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
Cunnison Town OFFICERS.

Cunnison Town OFFICERS.
Mayor, + ] Thompson.
Clerk. W II. Corum.
Treasurer W. n. Clark
Marshal Geo. r. Myers
Police Magistrate. J. j. Potter
Attorney. y II. Wegener
Trustees r +. Mueller. &. +. Pennington "
l. Richardson. r. W Harper, p. G. Boyles and
Ge~p. Mason.
The Board 81 Trustees meets the first Monday
~ each month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

NEws-CHAArioN correspondents
are especially asked to secure COM
plete copies Of Christmas pro4sS.ss
and forward them as early ss p,ssi-
ible, preferably Monday or tuesday
Sunday School teachers and sssch-
err in the public schools are slso
asked TO send in those programs. fog
publication. The children wlso~s
nssse~ appear will appreciate yoSs
kiud~ess. ~ we'll o the editor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

Ftee stattsoesy ~ soeoaasl1.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
c,avecx uafcIoeY.

EHRISTIAN SCIENCE services at Christian
~ Church at II 30 a. IN. every sunday.
(NATHOLC Church-Services every first and
- third sunday of month; first mass, a. m. I.
High Mass 10 20 n. m; sunday School every
sunday at s-D p. m. During months from
October t. June evening services ON C,urch
sunday Al 80 p.m Fr. VIM. kipp, Pastor.
EPfSCOPAL CHUkCH Services alternate
IL Sundays. Morning prayer and sermon At
IL a. m even ing PRAYER and sermon at 80 p. m
sunday School every sunday at ~ m.
Rev. r. y. Bacon. pastor.
DPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Morning ser
1 vice at II O'Clock. sabbath School at u
a. m. Evening service 30 q. m. Good music
All cordially invited.
Rev. ]. d. Henry. Pastor
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

A beautiful assortment of Christ.
mas gifts at THE FAIR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-05
.A9rs CI0s EBro.vn

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-05
-INrs. G5esIerLArvy-

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 If SO, your nerves are in d shattered condition, and you are threatened tvftl nervous prostration.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-05
SPEECH OF MAJOR SCREWS
 ON GENERAL JOE WHEELER

 him national fame. 50 people were than those of the Eighth Alabama DIS, trict were represented by Geherai Wheeler.
 A few days believe his death he had written friend in North Alabama very Touching letter expressing his love for Alabama and her people and ,eli- ifg him that as soon as he could close up the business which kept him so much away from home. he hoped to pe at the old homestead and there pass the remaining years of his lire. lhls was in refutation of a publication thaN he would probably live in New fork The same high sense of duty whien caused him to resign from the United States army in 1861 and unite ms IoT- tunes with the young ConfeoeTdes, III l pelled him to offer his services 70 lhe United states Government when there was but one Government, and that as much the Government of the Southern people as of those of any other portion of the Union. Nothing could have had greater effect in the way of reconcilia- tion between the North and South than the action of General Wheeler and Gen. W. c. Oates. grey and venerated Com federate soldiers of Alabama, Tn omer- ing their, services to fight foreign foe, a token td all the world that whatever 
 past and however desperate the strug- giss this is now one country, with one hope and ono destiny. One of them, in whose honor we are here assembled. has passed away---the other is still with us and we hope for many years 10 come. These remarks cannot be concluded in better way than by reading some verses written by James Jerome Room ey and published in The New York r.f 1NQp the 6aV General Wheeler took the oath as Major Gem eral in the United States army Says stonewan Jackson to Little Phii';
 Phil. have you heard the newsg ~s Ioe---has gone and joined the
 Blues!
 Aye, flo mistake--I saw him conle--I
 heard the oath he took And you'll find 1t duly entered in yon
 great Record Book.
 ''xes, Phil it is q change since then
 we give the Lord due thanks) When Joe came sweeping like a hawk
 upon your Shernan's Hanks! "why Phil you knew the trick yourself
 --but Joe had all the points And we've yet to hear his horses died
 of stin or rusty joints! "But what of that2-~the deed I saw to-
 day in wonder town
 Leads all we did and all Joel did in
 troopings up and dowrfs For. Phil that oath shall be the heal
 of many bleeding wound. And many a Southland song shall yet
 to that same oath be tunedi "That oath Joe swore has done the
 work of thrice score of years Aye. more than oath--he swore away
 mistrust and hate and tearsf' "Yes yes" says 'PhiT "hs was indeed a
 right good worthy foe, And well he knew in those fierce days
 to give us blow for blow. when Joe came round to pay a call--
 the eommissarfes said Full many a swearing, grumbling Tank
 went supperless to bed. sHe seemed to have q iposky knaek--
 so sherman used to say Of calling when he should by rights be
 ninety miles awayi
 Come. stonewall. put your hand in
 mine-'Joe's' sworn old SanueFs
 oath
 Were never North or South again--he
 kissed the Book for bothl"