, 1892-04-07
OF YREPIAN RRTEFs.
GOING ON TnNIGHT

GOING ON TONIGHT.
FREE READING RooM.-Tacoma Hail.
Y, MO. A READING RooM-8O8 Fourth
street.
CAPITAL LODGE, K, Of Pod Fellows
Temple.
Cry CoUNo1I- Columbia hall.
MEETING Congregational church.
Frost last night.
Base ball Sunday.
Sealskin coats are now called Behring sea
disputes.
"A man with good traits isn't necessarily
traitor.
Farmers and truckers are plowing for
spring planting.
"A Fifth street Chinaman glories in a pig
tail 5 feet II inches in length.
The educk season closed with April 1st.
IA conscientious humorist will only make
4 good jokes during Lent.
The best fiye-cent cigar at S. Johnson's.
Tt seems ineongruous, but it is neyerthe-
/ less fact that it makes a man feel hot to
be frozen out.
If you want first-class lunch or dinner,
4 go to the Argo 222 Fourth street.
d9tt Heath e Sturtevant
There will be sociable and supper at
the First Baptist church on Monday even
\ ing next.
1t takes smart woman to keep trace of
the new shades.
The board yesterday purchased from the
office speciality company articles of metal
furniture for the new court house.
Rogers, the photographer, is still doing
AL work at the old stand-Main and Fifth
a5-3t
Bids for the construction Of a Ebridge on
, Plum street, near the Collegiate Institute
, will be opened this evening.
s. johnson, successor to johnson & Tus-
tin, is prepared to supply the public with
} the finest French candies, and nuts and
fruits. apr5-6t
Invitations have been sent to members
OF the alumni in all cities ON the sound to
attend the g. n 8. g. banquet to be given
Z IN this city on April 10Th. An excellent
! programme is being prepared for the occa-
3. sion.
e. Noschka wishes to notify the public
that his spring stockhas arrived. f2O-tf
> At the Unitarian church on Wednesday
: evening next, Rev w. 3. Copeland. Of Ia
coma, will deliver free lecture on 'SVol-
taire and the French Revolution"
s. Johnson's is the place for tobacco and
; cigars, at rock bottom prices. apr5-6t
Have you seen the new postal cards with
/ Grants picture on them. They are daises
{ Photos 14x17 at the only gallery in
! Olympia with camera large enough fol
e such work Duckering, Seventh and Main
+ streets a2-6t
. Blooming plants will be in favor as
Easter gifts this year.
Geo. Stodola, has removed his tailor
shop to 52O Main street, room 5. m4-1m
s. Johnson's dining rooms, on Main
street below Fourth, are now open. The
eleanest, and most enjoyable meal in
Olympia, twenty-five cents. apr5-6t
well, Charley, she said, as they stepped
from the parsonage, eve haven't much tc
3 start married lite on, but let's work and
pray AL right" replied the brute
III attend to the praying.
Don't fool with Indigestion Take
u BEEcHAM's s PILLS.
Go to Mrs. Sternbergs for all kinds 81
tashlonable millinery. a4-tf.
Having purchased from L. Cormier his
stock Of groceries, | will, for a short time
J offer same at very low prices for cash in
quantities to suit. John Byrne, Fourth
street. a6-6td
Ultra fashionabl ladies are having Their
} teeth plugged withd iamonds
Go to Swaynes for fine cigars, tobacco.
pipes and everything in this line at low
prices and the best quality. Remember
the place, Main street near 9th. a4-d-wtf.
!, The perversity of human nature is shown
in the man who has his tailor-made trous-
ers pressed and the other who has the
creases taken out Of his ready made ones.
Subscribe for The TRIBUNE and get an
accident policy.
The supreme court yesterday affirmed
. the decision of the superior court of King
county in the case of Weisenthal VS.. Denny
ct al, holding that the Seattle charter
T amendments voted on at the recent cleo
tion in that city. were properly submitted
and were carried.
Photos from locket size up to 28x34 taken
at r =. Camps studio on Fourth street.