M Silk weists : s $5.00 Nochties in holiday boves and etherusise . 56c Silk shirts ¥ 5.00 te 7.00 : Swspenders in holidey boxes and othenvise, 50c, 75¢, $1 Sweelers - 2.00 t 0 5.00 : Slippen, 01l sizes - $1.50, $1.75 Silly mittens - 75 te 1.00 Sully Monod madve gloves . - 8150 Hendkerchicfs - i2O Unlined gloces : $l.lO. $1.50 IMM'C"C,' . 2,5 l. '3 e : wM m - - 1.50 Conch coven ; fﬁ .i% ' Sheving sels : $1.75 1o $3.00 = : ! Seealers ; . $l.OO 4o $6.00 e- isesw| |For Everybody| |(/:= | Al Hair (:Immmalb. Bandeaux, Barrels, Back W aich Cheins;*quality guaranteed. Combs, all prices. e | i 25¢ 10 $2.50 Belts, clastic, et and others 50c, 75¢ Books, Bibles . $1.25053.00 .. _ prdd Scarfs, silk, wool - . 50ct $1.50 Popular copyrights s 50c Pockelbonls’ == 1 ion 25¢ 1o $l.OO GO?TMS:: Z‘h;lbt" Il prices; GJJ‘I(;::: . Gift books - soc Necktie holders : $l.OO 10 $2.25 oilet a v Pictures L $l.OO to $6.00 Traveling bags, up to - $7.00 Chains; China Dishes; Fancy Linens, large line; Trunks, up fo . - $1250 ¢ Cout. broadcloth and abers; a e Christmas Pillow tops : 25¢ and 50¢ Maflen L 30c 0 $2.00 Pracd; urs, severa. pes. o ® Phoenix lers < Hand L..:..‘;, assortment 50c to $3.50 Clmstmu Candies ; Overgoiter : 73 Phoenix lers - 50 All kinds, from the good old fashioned Cuff and collar boxes - 75¢c 10 $3. Overgailers, black, 75¢; colored, $l.OO mixed at 15¢ per pound to the very best Wetch fobs. % linen, u’,b f 150;5'03 hand made chocolates in fancy boxes at fm, 30¢ e up lo S ; ] Napkins, up to - $5.00 z"‘ 75c per pound. We will also have a full Silk handkerchiefs, white and black -50 c Cupid puff boxes : 25¢ Bie Of Bl il raisini and other gesd Initial handkerchicfs 4 25¢ and 30c T —e e ] 2 things for the Christmas treat. l For Girls I e For Boys Many of the things listed in the women's All the things we have for men. ' dum are MI" b‘ Hd' ’M a N EE——— In Ambn — LT S — ; in ﬂdm’n bottles; books by me’:m sweaters, kid gloves, golf ,lwa. Ingersoll Watches 2 $l.OO and $2.00 in and sel. ] mﬂx mufflers : - 533 2 : PR A full line of Alger’s and other authors. =2 | %M : f;ﬁ ‘:: f} 50 |  W. M b ou a Me i . M. Labaree!} ANe Discovery Xmas is coming and the people have all found out that The City Meat Market is the Place to Buy all the Nice Rossts, Turkeys, Chickems, Fish and Oysters for those Delicious Holiday Dinners s o. E. Rai Proprietor C. E. Raines, Proprietor A pathetic sight to see a son strike his Father—but that's what happened in Julesburg. A Father after several years' absence returned, and observing the progressive spirit of our citizens complained that the town had too many boosters and that the taxes were too high on vacant lots. And the son struck him—not with his fists, but with sound, hard facts. Dad, he said, go to the Julesburg Lumber Co. and get enough lumber to build a house, put in the city water, electric lights, attach to the sewer—and you can rent your house tomorrow—there's people wanting modern homes in a modern town all the time. Go thou and do likewise. The Julesburg Lumber Co. Pool & Barrett, Managers. Julesburg, Colorado. Ladies Gent You will have no kick coming if you order your clothes from Practical Tailor. We are here to Serve you and would be glad to do so too. Hundreds of Latest Samples and Styles now on hand to select from. Ladies Suits, Silk Lined, from $35 up. Skirts from $7.50 up. Gent's Suits and Overcoats from $16 up. Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing neatly done at Reasonable Prices. L. J. LUNPELL & CO. Tailors. Julesburg, Colorado. H. C. DENNIS, P. G. DENNIS FORT MORGAN, COLOR ADO JULESBURG, COLORADO DENNIS BROS. Farm and Live Stock Auctioneers We Make a Specialty of all Kinds of Stock Sales We can furnish the best of Bank References. Write early for dates to either of the above addresses Julesburg Irrigation District Election At the election Tuesday, G. W. Stockham of Sedgwick was elected director of the Julesburg Irrigation District for the full term of three years. Previous to the election, the friends of Mr. Williamson, the present incumbent by appointment, had been urging him to allow the use of his name. Others were advocating the election of Mr. J. H. Jensen; but after considering the matter, he declined to be considered a candidate, and his supporters made an effort to induce Mr. Stockham to consent to the use of his name. On Monday evening a conference of the farmers and land men was held, and Mr. Veron withdrew in favor of Mr. Stockham, giving that gentleman a clear field. Mr. Stockham did not desire the place, but it seemed the best way out under the circumstances, and brought harmony and good feeling. At the meeting Monday evening, Mr. C. V. Parker and others voiced the sentiment that the people of the district had been well served during the past year, and those present also expressed their approval of the plan to complete the concrete work at the reservoir at once, that the water might be turned into the reservoir. M. Vernon and his friends are to be commended for their action in withdrawing and thus preventing a division in the election. The Julesburg Irrigation District is a big undertaking, and requires the united action of the people to make it the grand success it is proving to be. Mr. Vernon did not desire to be the cause of any dissention, and he retires from the office with the utmost respect of everyone, and with the full knowledge that he did his duty to the district. Mr. Stockham is not a new man to public affairs, having been commissioner of Washington county before removing to Sedgwick, and is regarded as a splendid man for the position of director. A Jury Awards $300 Road Damages The county court was occupied Monday and Tuesday, trying the case of damages caused by the establishment of a road through the land of Mr. Neugebauer, south of Ovid. The jury viewed the road Wednesday, and after being out all night, returned a verdict of $300, for land taken and cost of building fence. Attorney Hallie Munson of Sterling appeared for Mr. Neugebauer, and Attorney McConley of Sterling assisted County Attorney Perrier. The Ovid townsite company pays the bill. Ask the Woman who Owns One! A ST L ACE A 4 B[t -2 il (N Rl [ = Il AN Wi l i [2 i JQ3 ks e | < == /L 3 < _ | *Mel Turner;u wife traded her ironing board, a corner cupboard, a new flour barrel, an $24.00 for a Hoosier Special. She got the “best” ’ kitchen cabinet at a bargain—your bargain is even better. Only one factory in the world makes the ‘‘best’’ kitchen cabinet, and we are fortunate in having engaged for you a part of the special output they made for Christmas. The Hoosier Special is made by skilled artisans who use both hands and brains, and think constantly about your little comforts and conveniences that count in your work. Mr. Husband: You Ought to Talk to Us—It's Christmas you know. That is why Hoosier Specials (on our agreeable club terms) are such favorites for Thanksgiving and the holidays, and it is not for long we can promise as we do now, "immediate delivery." For this reason, we should like to introduce this Hoosier Special to you personally now, with an easy plan for owning one. Styer's Furniture Store Eating Becomes a Great Pleasure Never before experienced, when you go to CEDAR STREET, JULESBURG Don't fret about what to get for Sunday dinner--we make a specialty of getting up dinner Sunday and the price is right. Glad to see you at any time, but be sure to drop in when you are hungry. Open all night. E. HALKYARD, Prop'r Phone No. Julesburg 60 Give us a chance on your Job Printing. 