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AT S3.75 AND $5.eS INSTEAD OF
$500 TO $l6.50-Beautifully dec
Grated Lamps, tinted in rich colors OF
various shades, with globes to match.
All are this seasons styles.
The $500 and $500 Lamps are $3.75
The $3.50 $1,000 $5.98
AT $2.eS INSTEAD OF $500 AND
$7.0O-Black wrought iron Lamps OF
artistic designs. They are of medium
height, and can be used with globes or
shades for reading. Good $500 and
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AT $13.5O-Taior Made Suits, suitable
for immediate wear. in cheviot, home
spuns and other durable materials, and
variety OF different styles. Some are
entirely lined with silk.
FOR GIRLS. AT $2.65 INSTEAD OF
$4.5O-5O Children's Refers in two
toned Persian cloth, blue, brown, red,
with fancy cape, sizes from 4 to 4 years.
AT $4.e8 INSTEAD OF $6.25-Chil-
dren's Refers in heather mixtures,
brown, green, blue effects, hood lined
with plaid silk, prettily finished with
cording Of contrasting colors, from 6 to
IL wears.
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reliable things are particularly opportune I
An assorted lot OF extra heavy japanned
Coal Holds, decorated with gilt, your
choice at 39c.
A lot OF japanned Coal Holds, assorted
kinds, your choice at lie.
Rival Ash Sifters, to fit barrel top, Acc.
Oak Flower Stands, 75c.
Gas Torches, long handle, with box Of
tapers, SC.
Cook Forks, made OF heavy wire, SC.
A lot of Cake Turr RS, SC. each.
Chopping Bowls, quantity limited, SC.
Imported Tea Strainers, decorated, 7c.
Furniture Dust Brushes at 39c., 58c.,
75c.
Children's Chairs, made of Brentwood,
very neat, SITS.
A lot of heavy tin Bread Raisers to be
closed out at 35c.
Saucepots, made Of iron, any size, Csc.
Drop-leaf Kitchen Tables, the round or
square style, $l.78.
Self-wringing Mops, zoe.
Ash Cans. made OF extra heavy galvan-
lied iron, with strong bottom, No. 5,
$l.25; No. 4, $l.5O.
Washing Machines, the kind that do the
washing in less than one-third the usual
time, at $2.48 and $3.75.
Nickel Tea Trays, beautifully designed,
at very little prices.
BISSELL'S" CARPET SWEEPERS-
The Economy" wheels, 85c.
The Standard" $l.45.
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The "Grand R apids," cyco bearing
$3.50.
ESQ cases OF Lautz Bros "Acorn /"
Soap, large, clean cakes, per box Of so,
csc.
80 cases OF chunk Soap, per box Of 90,
while they last, csc.
A DEMONSTRATION OF Liza Rand's
Oriental Liquid Cleanser; cleans rugs,
carpets, wooden fabrics-in fact, every
thing, and costs but Csc.
MRS. ANDRAE will cook in Sternau's
Chatting Dishes, OF which we carry a
complete assortment, every day at II
A. NJ. and P. M. Come tomorrow
and see how to prepare a "Welsh
Rarebit."
MRS. HART will show you how to make
delicious cup Of coffee in Naming,
Bowman & Co.'s Good Morning Coffee
Pots, which we sell at from 75c. up.
GO-CARTS, cheaper than ever. About 3
dozen OF the well known oak Go-Carts,
with high dash and steel wheels,-in
fact, the most substantial made, at
GAS RADIATORS. These are remark
ably cheap
: cylinder, g inches high, bronze, $l.7s
6 80 /" bronze, $3.50
6 80 " nickel, $3.l5
Radiator, highly nickel
finished, with nice urn, $5.25
6 cylinder Radiator, same make,
TOT large room, S|So
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Costumes for Autumn and Winter.


troubles fewer dessmakng Costumes the evening
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
75c for $1.OO and $40 Mems Shirts


every hand stud holes throughout
Same shapesas he
ached formerly l.5O and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
.Si!yerWare
Very Much Under
the Market Price.

that we can offer them to you tomorrow
n almost half their regular selling prices.
QUADRUPLE PLATED
Gard Trays, pierced edge, soc. instead
OF Sl.50.
Gard Trays, heavily embossed, csc. in
stead Of $3.50.
Children's Cups, gilt lined, odd shapes
and very pretty, soc. to $2.l5 in
stead Of 90 TO $500.
ROGERS EXTRA PLATE
Sauce Ladies', zoe. instead OF soc.
Nut Picks, set Of six, Acc. instead OF csc.
Dessert or Soup Spoons, set OF six, csc.
instead Of $l.69.
Cake Knives, saw back, 7sc. instead Of
$2.25.
STERLING SILVER
Tea Bells, sterling handle, Acc. instead
OF Toe.
Bon Bon Dishes, 2,9S instead of S3.75.
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Underwear for the Whole Family.
And It Can't Be Made at These Prices.

aIUHR 70 you al TIKt DtHtIt.
AT l2Lc. INSTEAD OF 25c.-Chil-
dren's colored merino Shirts, self fronts
and long sleeves, also Pantalettes and
Drawers. natural and white.
AT Csc. INSTEAD OF 4Oc. TO Csc
Chldren's natural merino Shirts, high
neck, long sleeves, also Pantalettes and
Drawers TO match, sizes 26 10 "a.
AT Csc. INSTEAD OF soc. TO 75c.-
Mems medium and winter weight
merino Shirts, self fronts and long
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Tempting Lace Curtains.

Ifyou need anything in Curtains or
interested in our display specially arranged
100 pairs Novelty Curtains, ruffled
edge with lace edge and inserting, at
ST IS, regular value $500 pair.
$50 new designs in Irish Point at
$4.25 pair, regular price $500 and
$500 pair.
200 pairs at $e.25, regular price $3.50
to $500.
rs pairs Renaissance Irish Point at
$3.50, regular price $1,000 and $1,000.
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Lamp Globes at 75c. instead
of S3. 90.

A lot OF large and medium size Lamp
Globes, tinted and decorated In various
floral designs and some in Dresden. Tho
decorations are all neat and tasty, and tho
Globes all perfect. Their regular worth 10
upwards to $500 each. Choose at 75c.
each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
Notable Offerings in Fur Garments

JACKETS-These
from "A inches
lined
$3.50 FOR ELECTRIC SEAL
qualities
rs FOR GREY KRMMER
SIS FOR ALASKA SABLE SCARF-VeY full
of eight
Alaska Sable Mufs, full block $500
Mink Mufs,
Alaska
Mink Trimming wide, LIS
Genet Trimming, l-2 inch wide,
Natural Otter Trimming, wide, is
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Odds and Ends in the China Store,
And at little bits of prices.


1000 Of them,
price
Puff Stamp Boxes Condensed Cream Jars
a
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The Seasons Newest Waists
Exceptional Prices for Tomorrow.

The material of garment like shil
making lacks that character and individual
comfort, satisfaction and service are lost.
That's why we may sometimes seem t
acting about perfection, but il gives you in
garments to be had anywhere. The prices
AT $3.98 INSTEAD OF $5.OO-lOO
only Of fine Taffeta Silk Waists, in hello
trope, cerise, cardinal, royal gray and
light blue. Made bias, tucked front,
tucked back, dress waist sleeve.
AT $5.e8 INSTEAD OF $S.5O-A
stylish Silk Waist, made dress waist
style with white corded yoke back and
front; white stock collar. Body Of
waists in heliotrope, cardinal, tan, black
and royal.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF $l.5O-Flannel
Waists in black, navy and cardinal,
braid trimmed.
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waist may be never so good, but il its
ty which marks style and worthiness, then
be over-fastidious with the makers, ex-
ariably the most fashionable and exclusive
for tomorrow are incompatible.
AT $l.e8 INSTEAD OF So. 9S-Fine
wool Flannel Waists in cardinal, navy
and black; circular yoke with rows
of fancy braidng; collar and cuffs
braided.
AT $2.e8 INSTEAD OF $3.7s AND
$4.25-French Flannel Waists in all
the leading colorings; some full front,
others tucked front and back; silk collar
band, shirt waist and sleeve.
An elegant line OF finer Flannel
Waists in plain and embroidered flan-
nels, variety OF styles, $3.s8, $4.s8,
S5Q2
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Boys Suits
at $2.49
Instead Of
1898 to $5.98.

years; we'll made from all wool cloths in
dark colors. Also Bike Suits, sizes 8 to
Is years, OF fine, heavy, fancy cheviots.
Trousers with buckle or extension OF Tan
Kersey, formerly selling at S5.98. All in
the one LOT 10 close at S2.49.
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Blacks are always becoming, stylish a
buying at these prices.
AT 3ec. INSTEAD OF 5Oc.-42-inch
all wool Cheviot Serge, extraordinary
value at the price.
AT Acc. INSTEAD OF 65c.-44-inch all
wool Diagonal Cheviot, good weight and
smooth finish.
AT ACC. INSTEAD OF 75c.-4e-inch all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
"A Perfect Thing
The NarciSSe Glove.
Carlsbad Pine Cone Soap.
Merchandise That will Find You.
Nothing else known to scier

in poge
ut ytigf
m re Ia or H
Inn every
g pr ice OF low or over than same
home
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$500 Lamps for $2.es.
AT $500 TO $3.50 INSTEAD OF
$1,000 TO l7.0O-Dckens' Ware
Pottery Lamps in the dark, rich color.
ings for which this ware is so famous.
The shapes are very artistic and entirely
different from other Lamps. Globes
are extra.
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arookluu advertisements.
soc. for WOmen'S o,b bnis l Is an ni
Regular $500 those gloves
Gloves. Sh. sa m a..Fa CT.

tention last Monday. They are two-clasE
gloves, beautifully made, all sizes. Tans
modes, browns, greys, reds and white
Such gloves are cheap at Loot will
be economy to buy a supply Of them a
to-morrow's price, soc.
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Pretty New Things ion may b b
In FlannelS. tickle, but sh

wise, as she has proved herself in the
case OF the introduction OF Flannels for
waists and wrappers. And the French
makers have used so much taste in design
and color, that every day adds to the
popularity OF this comfortable fabric.
And these prices are alluring, too.
AT 33c. YARD-All wool Flannels, plaids,
stripes and mohair effects.
AT exc. YARD-An excellent quality Of
Outing Flannel. We offer 100 pieces
at the above price, exc. yard.
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Good News in Housewares.

things household
OF merchandise
maker The real in buying
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
COlOred Dress Goods.

It's always pleasure to show you the
here to buy or not. And you haven't seen
here. AS for prices, these are advantageo
AT 2ec. INSTEAD OF 3ec.-36-inch
Cancels Hair Cheviots in neat, indis-
tinct checks and small over plaids.
AT 3ec. INSTEAD OF 69c.-42-inch
Pierola Cloth, a stylish crepon weave.
in navy, garnet, cadet, brown and hello
trope.
AT Acc. INSTEAD OF 65c.-3S-inch
silk and wool Serge Plaids in all the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
Attractive Little
Priced JeWelry.

Wreath and Clover Leaf Brooches, en-
ameled and ieweled, Csc.
Cuff or Stock Collar Pins, enameled in
light blue or white, lOc. pair.
Gold-Plated Dumb Bell Link Cuff
Buttons, assorted styles, 15c.
Jeweled Hair Clasps, gold and silver
plated, Csc.
Black Beaded Belts, 25c., 3ec. and
ACC
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cfrederirk Gnrser- & Go.
"LOeSer" Ball-Bearing
Sewing Machines.
Needle Threader Free With Each Machine,

This Ball-Bearing device is now on all
our high-grade Sewing Machines, conse-
quently they run as easily as bicycle and
II takes about a breath to start them. Tho
prices are a revelation in the sewing
machine business, about half what you pay
in exclusive stores. Every machine 10
guaranteed for five years. Should any
thing 60 wrong during that time, we will
make II good or give you a new one.
Instructions given by a competent teacher
at your home without charge. Catalogues
mailed free.
3-drawer style, complete with a full set
OF steel attachments, Ills.
3-drawer style, carved woodwork, S sos.
5-drawer drop head style, $l4.e8.
7-drawer style, carved woodwork and
nickel trimmings, $22.e8.
Full parlor cabinet style, can also be used
as writing desk, $2e.eS.
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Light on Lamp Prices.
New Things at Half, Some One Third.

Lamps prices;
lh i
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Boys $5.98
OyercOatS
for 81. So.

able and happy, too.
coats, a pretty shade
and Velvet Collars.
lines Of Blue and Bl
Innings and perfect
they last at 500 {
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Brushes,
SpOngeS,
ChamOiS.

So. g. eNtr"ula rear mar brushes, extra
Not sent g o. d, stiff bristles, wood backs,
round and square, at 3ec. instead Of S &c.
HaiF Brushes, solid backs, assorted
sizes and shapes, in olive, fox and satin
wood backs, best quality bristles, 48c. in
stead of SOC. and 75c.
Military Hair Brushes, in wood and
meal backs, white and unbleached bristles,
at 25e. and Acc.
Na'l Scrubs, large sizes, solid wood
oAGSs, assorted bristes, at l5c., Ice.
A"a @lc' instead of 25c. to 45c.
An assorted lot OF Imported Tooth
nIusneS, all best quality bristles, at lOc.
instead OF Sc. to zoe.
shaving Brushes, white bone han dies,
91I5 pure badger hair, at Csc. instead Of
Hat and Cloth Brushes in wood and
5SeuuIoid backs, pure bristles, at l5c.,
eoc. and 49c.
COMPLEXION Brushes, pure goat hair,
.o.Shel olive wood backs, worth buying,
CSC. instead OF 39c.
florida and Mediterranean Sponges,
'"';, ana toilet sizes, at &c., lOc. and Sc.
=, Gnamols Skins, oil cured, best quality,
&c, &c., lOc. and &c.
EetlnIoid Brush Trays, ivory and antique
''''''"S, at 4ec. instead Of 75c.
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sleeves, also Drawers, white and natural.
AT 3ec. INSTEAD OF 75c. TO $l.OO-
Women's genuine Swiss ribbed white
merino Vests, low neck no sleeves, and
high neck long sleeves, also plain white
merino Vests and Drawers.
AT soc. INSTEAD OF ST 90 TO $1.5o
Mems extra fine natural merino
Shirts, self fronts and long sleeves, with
Drawers to match, also medium weight
Shirts and Drawers in tan and natural
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You may think II
monotonous TO keep
speaking Of advanc-
ing cost Of all kinds
OF merchandise ; but
it's a fact neverthe-
less, and those who
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
frederick Iofsfr 4 o..

1895 for Our o,h %f lot of OF our snf
Regular regular $3.50
S4.5O Shoes. t MGneas KID
roo Patent Leather Foxed Button Shoes,
s.ogSi extension soles, full round toe and
mIi,ary heels, hand sewed welt, at So. IS.
yon know their excellent distinctive char
,cteristics. Shoes that give thorough
.omfort and satisfaction until worn out
IN YOUR service. Then we will sell the
.smsining odd sizes OF lot OF $3.50
Wonen's Dul-finished Kid Top, Glace
KID Foxed and Tipped Button Shoes, with
broad extension soles, full round toes and
military heels; same as above, only lace
,hoes, and also some all Glace Kid But
~, ,n Shoes, with Patent Leather Tips,
nsnd sewed welt--all at $2.4e a pair.
~, GIL Under ordinary cir.
Pure SIX cumstances you would
Umbrellas call these ~ Umbrellas
at ST. offer them tomorrow at
s74e. There are 200 OF them, 26 and
81 inch. covered with very firm, heavy,
durable quality OF pure silk, correctly made
10 the smallest detail, and all kinds OF
handles for both men and women. S2.49
each.
Comolete Very much better
~ NohhPiSS than the price indi-
Shaving SET Gates. The whole
for $50. s set eo eourse = n mi1o a
Wade & Butcher, but it's really avery good
Razor), Cup, Brush, Strop, Soap, Cos
metiaue and lump of Magnesia, all for
85c. You'll find them in section near the
Bond street entrance, very easy to reach.
These Innings STEAD e 20 OF 5ae.
are very cheap. Hai4 clo,n. a sbluoR
ready for use.
AT zoe. FOR 45c. MOREEN-Imported
Merceri1ed Moreen, brocaded effect, In
black only, "a inches wide.
AT 3ec.-Silk Faced Serge. The list Of
colors Is complete. Plain and shot
effects for lining wraps and jackets, FL
and "a inches wide.
AT 25c.-Spun Glass Rusil In large va
riety OF all the fashionable lining shades
and fast black, SO inches wide.
DoyoS cs 40 These are for the
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raperies, you will certainly be particularly
for tomorrow and the prices are very low.
500 pairs Nottingham Curtains at
$l.9O, $2.4O and $3.25. rs patterns at
rs per cent. from regular prices.
10 different colorngs in reversible
Tapestry Porteres at $3.50 a pair, regu-
lar price $3.50.
so pairs in six colors, all desirable, at
$2.25, regular price $500.
Is colors in Satin Derby Portieres at
SlO.5O and Sl2.75,
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mt Notice Of Furniture, Carpets and Rugs Next Page.
Indictments in Black Silks.

would
prices doing for instance:
INSTEAD OF S5cSOO wide
he
"OLYMPIA
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Black Dress Goods.

and serviceable, and particularly economical
b wool Panama Cloth, a heavy, stylish,
y basket weave.
AT soc, INSTEAD OF Ssc.- 5o-inch
! rough finish.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF $l.25-46.inch
all wool French Venetian, lustrous
| cloth finish.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
The COlOred Silks are Interesting


and darks
paids jacquard Tfetas
O colorngs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
Wrappers and
Dressing SacqueS.

Wrappers in three styles. Some braid
and ribbon trimmed, others made with
lapel over shoulder, braid trimmed, ex-
ira wide skirt.
AT 7ec.-Ouring Flannel Gowns in neat
stripes, high neck.
AT e8c.-Empire style, embroidered and
lace trimmed.
AT $l.OO-Arnold's Celebrated Flannel
cite Dressing Sacques in pink, blue and
mourning effects, trimmed with wide
silk ribbon on collar and sleeve.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
More New
EmbrOideries
at Half.

- designs. lney are
Nainsook and Cambria Edgings and Inser-
tons, wide margins, cut out ready for
use, at &c., t., lOc., l5c., 1ec., Csc,
3Sc. and Acc. per yard.
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More Extra Wide VelyetS

selling wide wide
AT ST. 90 instead of So OO-27inch Silk Face Velvets
2.5O-32-nh material
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Photograph
Frames
IL
Useful Toilet
Articles Cheap.

- ton c. extreme rear. tlcleS, all Sterl-
Not sent c. o. d. inc 81 ~ p r
mounted.
Ialcum Powder Bottles, 3ec.
pruit Boxes, large size, bowl shape, SOC.
Cologne Bottles, Ice.
Tooth Brush Bottles, Csc.
Gold Cream Jars, Csc. and acc.
Hair Pin Bottles, Csc.
smelling Salts Bottles, l5c.
MuClage lars. ACC.
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These are for the
Boys that are 4 to
is years old, and
they are the kind to
make them comfort
Stylish Box Over
OF Brown, Lap Seams
Also a lot OF broken
own Kersey, splendid
fitting Goats; while
close.
This is a lot OF
odds and ends
co n sisting OF
Boys d gu b e
Breasted Suits
r. in sizes 81, IA,
and is and Is
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Advertised Letters,

Missoula, Dec. 20--The following is a
list of unclaimed letters remaining in
the postotlice at Missoula for week end
ing December 10, 1899.
When calling for any of the letters
named, please give date of advertise
ment.
l.. Albert, A. Allen, K. Anderson, A.
Bell, Chas. Bennett, f. M. Burton, p.
Bordeaux, A. c. Briggs, N. r. Benson,
Chas. Clark. Mrs. H. H. Clark, Miss
Helen Canada, l: J. Collins, A. Dock
stadder, Annie Dunn. Mrs. Annie E.
Elliott, Van r. Terrell, Miss Anna
Ferguson, A. Gilman, E. E. Gessell NJ
o. Hastings, David Hill, w. G. French
t2), Mrs. Fannie Hagner, Jared Herd
icka May Holland, ]. r. Hubbard
Mrs. A. Hurley, e. w. jackson, John
L. Johnson, Miss Title jacobson, Mrs.
A. V. Kenneth, Mrs. c. F. Rooms (2)
David Larrians. Miss Millie Lauthaler
Henre Litournau, Mrs. Nellie Lehman,
Miss Sofia Larson (2), Clyde Miller
D. H. Morris, o. E. Moore, Phirain
Montreml, James McAuley, Patrick
McGurn, Lew McHaffee, John Neslund,
Geo. Norton Miss Mary Parson. Miss
Coral A. Pierce, Frank c. Palmer, S.
T. Press, j. Probst D. D. Schof1eld S.
A. Smith. p Dorrell. L. c. Cans, Miss
Della St, Clair, H. C. Smith 60, Lor
eta NJ. Smith. Mrs. Mary Swanson,
William Sherman, Mrs. Rosie Turror,
w. H. Vergin, T. X. Winsor, Even T.
Walters. GEO. H. KEEP, P. M.
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PERSONALS.

W. F. Barnaham is a Spokane visitor
in the city.
Eugene Wessinger is in the city from
his home at Martina
r. A. Haley and George Miles are
Darby visitors in the city.
Harry Sharp of Woodwork is spend
ing a few days here on business.
F. T. Sterling is over from Butte and
will spend the holidays here with his
family.
A. w. Jamison is in the city from his
home at Eight Mile and is accompanied
by his wife.
Mrs. Moorland of Hamilton and Mrs.
Cook of Corvallis are visiting from the
Bitter Root valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John GILES and Joseph
DraZzel of Clearwater are in the city
and are guests at the Missoula.
Mrs. H. j. Riley has left for her
home at Kansas City, where she will
spend the holidays with her pa
rents.
DR.. w. c. Orr and family, who have
been in Spokane for several weeks, are
in the city on their way to their home
at Hamilton.
j. D. Wilson, right of way agent Of
the Northern Pacific, has left for
short trip to the new branch of the
road at Hamilton.
r. Lee Mccullough has departed for
his home in Kentucky, where he will
join Mrs. Mccullough and together
spend the holidays with their pa
rents.
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GOOD NEWS FROM SUNSET.
Seven Rich Strikes Have Been Made in a
Week.
Special Correspondence Of the Standard.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Wallace, Idaho, Dec. 19.-Yesterday
brought more good news from the
Nine Mile-Sunset district The first
was one of the men down from the
Banner, who reported that there was
galena sprinked all through the face of
the cross-cut tunnel and that every in
dication was favorable for a large
body of ore when the vein is cut, which
can hardly be farther off than a week
or 10 days. Latter in the day the fore
man at the Chloride Queen arrived
from Sunset, bringing samples Of the
10 inches of ore which they now have
in the face of the tunnel, which is by
all odds the best that has ever been
found in that level. 1t is still about
20 feet before they reach point under
where the ore was found in the upper
tunnel. Several times the owners of
this property have been greatly dis
couraged, and the stock has been down
as low as a half cent a share, but a
meeting of the board Of directors was
Immediately held and arrangements
were made Ito continue work until the
ore shoot of the upper level is cut This
rounded out an even seven strikes, each
OF more or less consequence, in that
district in the week ending Saturday
evening.
The little concentration on the Silver
King has been given a trial run, but
is now shut down while some altera-
tions are being made in the arrange
ment of the machinery. 1t is the small
est concentration in the Occur d'Alenes,
and a number Of small owners are al
ready considering the erection of SINH
lar plants next year. Their cost Will
not greatly exceed $4,000, while they
will handle 20 to 80 tons of ore in "a
hours. The Silver King will need an
unusually large amount of machinery
for handling slime, as the ore brushes
worse than any other mine in the
Occur d Alenes, crumbling up generally
from the handling given it in getting it
out of the mine.