, 1892-01-18
MARRIAGEABLE MEN
A JOB LOT FOR THE FAIR ONES
TO CHOOSE FROM.


Olympia, Have an Opportunity
to Select a Life Companion
Their Qualities.
This being leap year, many maidens
there are in Olympia who, while they
would willingly take advantage Of the priv
ilege which to them rightly belongs, only
refrain from doing 50 because of shyness.
There are many young men in Olympia
who are eligible to the matrimonial field,
their innate modesty alone preventing
them from even encouraging the friendship
of the fair sex. With the hope of tighten
ing the somewhat delicate task THE TRIB-
UNE has instituted method which it hopes
will aid in bringing together those who de.
sire to cast their lot in life. With this end
in view, sealed proposals will be received at
this office for the hand and heart Of any Of
the marriagable men, whose names are
given below. Some of them are very young,
but this will enable the lady to thoroughly
study the traits and habits Of her future
companion. On the other hand, some are
rather rine, but have the advantage Of
years Of experience. The balance are just
we'll done, the majority being handsome,
healthy and wealthy:
Bush Hoy the most popular man
known by schOOl-maTms the man with
smile and the man who can tell a good
story.
a. G. Cushman; open for anything good
a. jewel of boy, has merry laugh and
the dream Of all the fair ones in Tum-
water.
Iom HeacOck; the man who warns the
hearts OF all the widows when he speaks,
temperate, hit more than once by cupid,
and will change somebody's name some
day.
y ,. Faulkner; manly and strong in
those things which are good and true and
sings like bird, wealthy-in prospects,
Book Ballou; noted total abstinence
man, smiled at by widows and is some
body's Kelly.
Chas. Burr; boy with rolling eye, one
find.
Frank Convey; an adept in all the wiles
OF love making, will never want for flour
and buckwheat.
Architect Hooper, draughtsman who
has never been drafted into matrimony,
but is willing.
]. w. Robinson; ought to have been
married long ago. No known reason why
he should remain SINGLE
=. r. Pattison; got cage nearly ready
for a bird
Gus Harris; a real ladies' man Of great
Thespian ability.
Capt. Doane; jolly, good-natured boni-
lace, wldower, immensely wealthy, is
fond Of all the pretty girls, is kind, gener-
GUS, and man Of experience.
W. "a. Van Epps; young. good looking,
with bright prospects, and ready for sacri-
flee.
p. p. Simmons; read in law and with a
good practice.
Alex. Drysdale; an inyeterate student,
tond Of society, careful, and only waiting
an offer,
G. A. Otis; possessed of all the virtues
save wife.
S., q. Woodruff; more liberal than most
OF them and possessed of the necessary
stuff, but little shy.
Val Milroy; a rare writer of love ditties
and empowering in Irritation.
Nat Kaufman; sole owner of a most i'm
maculate dandy moustache.
Dr. Jento; not many Of the citys physi-
Clans can beat him in ability or in-income.
Mitch Harris; eligible, but for how long
cannot be said.
"a r. Armstrong; fond Of pictures and
books, but not altogether happy.
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George G, Mills; big salary well favored
the despair of all the widows of his ac-
qualntance, but determined not to wed un-
III the cunning season is over.
%. ]. Estep; means unknown, but large,
good judge Of men and women as we'll as
OF fancy prunes
Z. 9; Hooker, witty, retiring, and has a
susceptible heart.
Clarence Brown; "a substantial income
and asusceptible heart.
J.J; ;'Downey; handsome healthy and
good salary.
Bob STEINER; social lion and likely to
have political pull in good time.
Arthur Callow; probably the best looking
otficeholder in the city with political pros,
poets.
Alfred Martin; young, very elegant in
dress and manners and in the highest
social swim, estimated to be worth $780,
900.
q. wv. Pierce; royal good fellow, fine
physique, good business connections, not
shy, but critical.
w. T. Mcdonald; widower, wealthy,
still young, devoted to business. but not
blind to the charms Of the fair sex.
r. b. Crego; retired real estate broker.
has million to get, very fond Of the
girls, but rover and hard to hook.
J: R: Welty; good chance for an old
maid, for ne loves antiques"
WI y. Shearer; genial q good cook and
mild tempered, has good position and is
easily reached
Bob Stevens; an authority on social
forms and has delightful voice and is
susceptible.
John Goar; man Of large experience,
has travelled extensively and saved his
money
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s. Eunson; just got raise in his salary.
tall, active and persistent.
Robert Anderson; well educated. affable
and agreeable and holds lucrative posi-
tion t'eS-
Captain Hambright; very witty, favored
of the ladies', ard has had some experience
], Millspaugh; a perfect Adonis, highly
cultivated and a charming companion.
Bob Blankenship; still fairly Young.
With modest bank account, but some
what retiring.
w J. Foster; young and popular and
liable to be elected to fat office at any
time.
Mark E. Reed perfectly irresistible II
social gatherings has moustache.
Colonel. I. v Eddy; talented, agreeable.
and one Of the best speakers in the state
Dr. Ingham; has good medical prac
tlce, and warranted the please the most
fastidious
II R; Bilger; fine whip, but knows
more about horses than about women,
Chas- Ferriss; brawny, dressy and fond
Of society.
Dr.. Riley; handsome, rich and would.
like as not, trot well to harness.
Billy Bettman; rich, Of course; good
looking, too, with good paying business
that attends to itself