, 1891-11-07

Oh the mud, oh-the mud!
it allup if only end.
OH the- mud, OH the mud
The next play is e'The President
''The Olympic" is the best 10 cent cigar.
Solid food, of a certain texture, is easier
of digestion than fluids, and animal and
gram foods are more easy of digestion
than vegetables, but flesh is more stimu-
latlng, and consequently less healthy.
Years of experience in the watch factor
les has made us sklllful in watch repair
ing. Rose & GODDARD.
The quantity of food usually taken into
the stomaehis more than the wants of the
system require and such excess, mark the
statement. if persevered in, generally pro
duces not only functional aberration-dis-
turbanCe-but disease Of the coats of the
stomach.
We have some great bargains in mems
underwear in all grades. 1t will paw to
them before buying. Brown & Ferris.
Water and most other fluids, milk ex-
| cepted, are not changed by the gastric
! Juice, but pass from the stomach soon after
| they have been received
Goto F. w. Cromby's, 618 Fourth street,
tor accurate prescriptions. o6tf
Those patent street crossings at Fifth
and Main streets are said to be the inyen-
tion OF Boss Sickels.
An opportunity to buy store front and
1870 feet Of fine redwood shelving. Inquire
OF Talcott Bros. n0y5
Dig up your dahlia and cauna roots now
and store them away in dry place where
they will not be exposed to frost, If
packed in clean, dry sand they will keep
IN good condition until spring.
B1lger & Going are to give away fine
cook stove. Call and see it. n3tf.
1t is we'll to save all the fruit cans for frl-
ture use in the gardens. Some gardeners
utilize them by punching holes into them
TO let III the air and light, and use them to
cover plants that have been newly set out.
They are left on long enough to let the
roots OF the plant get to work.
Save money BY buying YOUR meats and
| vegetables at the Peoples Market, Choice
butter, eggs, hams, bacon and lard con
stantly on hand. G. f. Allen Il Co, 622
/ Fourth street. 3tf
II. S. Weston has Just picked the second
crop Of Bartlett pears. They were large
and luscious. How is this tor a fruit grow
ing country?
60 to E. w. Cromby's, 618 Fourth street
tor the Reception cigar. They are very
eholce. o6tf
Onnext Thursday evening a meeting gof
the Presbyterian church and CONGREGATION
will be held to take action as to consum-
mating the pastoral relation between tile
church and Rev. t.. j. Lamont.
Watches, diamonds and ieWelry, clocks.
spectacles and sllverWare at Talcott Bros.
a1-tf
Next Sabbath, by action of the minis
| lsters meeting, the evening services in all
the churches will begin at 4 pm instead of
4 7:30 pm.
New Home and Domestic sewing ma
chimes at Talcott Bros a1-tf
Mrs. w. "a. Coyington, fashionable dress
making Flrst-class work and sperfect fit
! guaranteed. Work done on short notice.
! corner Sixth and Washington noy7tf
| Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired at
4 Simenson's, 315 Main street. al-tf
Tripe, sauerkraut, summer sa usage. and
4 hne horse radlsh in bottles for table use,
can be found at +. w. Tinkham's market,
cor Main and Seventh street. n3-6t,
The steamer The Doctor leaves Olvmnia
| at O'Clock daily for Shelton and Kamil-
/ chic and returns the day following, arriy
ing at Olympia at IL O'Clock noon. sepl6tf
"The President will be PLAYED at the
/ Olympia theater on Tuesday night,
Don't forget that the Duck brand rubber
4 and Oil clothing is the best made Every
/ garment warranted. Brown & Ferris
Two oxen as they were being put On The
steamer Willie lost their footing ana fnlI
| overt oard. One swan to the west side and
the other above the drawbridge. Both
were captured.
10 run a farm, large or small, without a
well arranged chicken department. would
seem to lack feature that would be- no no.
tlced by nearly every one, and cut off a
! steady supply of ready money for house
| hold purposes that would be soon felt and
/ regretted Poultry is no doubt profitable.
! and to many a pleasant pas time rather than
a labor.
'The President is an amusing play.
Many of the incidents are funny, 1t is
better than much OF the stuff foisted upon
4 the public as comedy and farce 1t is per
tectly clean and unobiectionable in dia-
logue and situations, and the fun is not of
| the bolsterous sort common to the modern
! farce. Mr.. Frank David is an exception
ally good comedian, one who does not de-
Pend upon eccentric making up and aero
battle teats to be funny Chicago News.
The state board Of dental examiners
meet in Olympia, Monday, Nov. 9, at 10 q,
m. tor the examination of applicants to
| practice dentistry within the state. The
applicants for examination being required
| to practically demonstrate their skill i'm
dentistry by filling teeth. The board wish
to secure a few patients whose teeth re-
| quIre attention. No charge will be made
tor any operation. Parties desiring to take
advantage OF this opportunity can make
such arrangements by calling upon DR.. P.
ii. Carlyon, secretary of the board. NIT
Unity Club will meet at the residence of
Mrs. McLeay on Monday evening, at 1870
la'clock, when in addition to the usual
programme, business of importance will be
presented.
Wood and Bark.
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