, 1892-03-26
or Y1EPIAN HsRTEFs.
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If you want a first-class lunch or dinner,
go to the Argo, 222 Fourth street.
d9tf Heath 81 SturteYant.
"a necklace of fresh spring flowers is the
proper novelty.
IA well-dressed table should have a modest
plateau Of flowers.
"A new bracelet is composed of ribbon
with magnificent gold buckle.
The well-regulated coiffure should have
an assortment Of hair-pins.
Go to Swayne's for cigars. IF
"a fashionable shade Of silk is called
sssmuggled gray"
k G. Noschka wishes to notify the public
that his spring stock has arrived. f20-tf
A book agent yesterday remarked: "a
hysterical sketch goes with each portrait"
A game of baseball between the Olympia
club and picked nine will be played Sun
day afternoon for practice.
See the accident insurance feature Of THE
I TRIBUNE on the first page.
DON'T miss hearing Thos. Baldwin, the
evangelist, at the Temple Baptist church
tonight and Sunday. He breaches Sunday
morning at IL am, and at 7:30 pm.
Geo. Stodola, has removed his tailor
shop to $40 Main street, room 5. m4-1m
Mud Bay people Justly complain Of the
bad roads which constitute the Westsida
\ approaches to Olympia.
/ hereby appoint @. R. Talcott my agent
to transact all business for me in my alb
sence. ]. w. BoMER. infect
The Olympia sawmill is running on-full
time to supply the home demand for build
ing material.
| Subscribe for THE TRIBUNE and get ali
accident policy.
i Westside vacant lots are being dotted
with new cottages and Improvements o1
every kind are going on like magic since
the commencement of street railroad work
in that vicinity,
"Procrastination is the thief of time.'
DO not procrastinate. Call at the office o1
THE TRIBUNE, subscribe for the daily and
and insure your life for 5000 against accl
dent. All for five cents a day.
Conversion as Seen in the Case of the
Apostle Paul, is Mr. Prichard ssubiect fol
u Sunday evening at the First Baptist church
corner OF Adams and Eighth Streets Af-
ter the sermon baptism will be admins
tered.
Five cents a day will give you a good
n newspaper and insure your life against
accident See the first page of TIE TRIB
UNE.
Mr.. Longmire and Mr.. Sawvar were rex
cused from the superior court Jury for the
term this morning.
Ifyou are bilious, take BEEcHAM's Pills
Crop bulletin No. has been sent Out by
, 3. B. Olney.
The Clara Brown met with an acciden
which will detain her at Seattle this week
Her schedule will soon be changed, leaving
Shelton at $3.50, in time to connect with thi
Portland train at Olympia
Judge Calkins has filed a petition for ;
reheearing in the famous book bribery cas-,
IN the supreme court and requests th
court to permit him to make an oral argu
ment in support of such petition.
All persons interested in tie organiza
ton Of horticultural society for Thurstol
county are requested to meet for that pur
pose at Hartman's furniture store, adioin
ing the postoffice, on Monday, March Is
! at O'Clock pm. Committee.
Henry G. Parsons, administrator of tn,
Collins estate, was in the city today in til,
interest Of said estate.
Prof. Alexander, the distinguished New
Y York phrenologist, will deliver a series O
brilliantly illustrated lectures at the Olym
pia, beginning ON Wednesday next with I
Tree lecture. AS an illustration of the esti
nation in which he is held by the press
we clip the following from the Mornins
{ Oregonian: "PIof. Alexander is a decided
gentleman, q fluent and eloquent speaker
and master Of the science Of phrenology
His office has been crowded every day. ant
standing room only" every might at hi
| lectures. Success must invariably follow
a profession conducted in the spirit peryad
ing all OF Prof. AleXander's work.