Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-10-09


Society meets at the court house to
morrow at p. NJ.
The open woodlands are nov
clothed in the gorgeous beauty o
tinted leaves. The best antidot,
against ennui and the depression
from the turmoil OF grinding business
cares is to go forth and commun,
with nature in her rural retreats.
Daniel Gaby is doing missionar,
work in Oregon in support OF the sill
yer cause. Mr.. G. has many old-tim,
acquaintances in Marion and Multi
nomah counties, among whom ht
Will doubtless have much influence il
q cause which he has SO much al
heart.
One of the best enterprises ever
established in this county, is the Capt.
tai Brewery, at Tumwater. No ex
pense has been spared in its construc
ton and the result is product that
will rank with the famed brands OF
Eastern beer. 1t is by all odds the
best in this State
Steve Bradie's "On the Bowery'
Co. plays only a limited engagement
III the Northwest. The route is as fol
lows: Portland, Oct. SO, 10; Seattle
Oct. -; Olympia, Oct. 13; Tacoma
Oct. II; Astoria, Oct. Is; Salem, Oct
lG; Oregon City, Oct. II; Ogden
Utah, Oct. 81; Salt Lake City, Oct. -
The lovers of good beer are smack
ing their lips over the new output o.
the Capital Brewery at Tumwater
Old veterans pronounce it of excellent
flavor and quite equal in all respect.
to the best imported article. This
is the first fruits OF the new brewery
and is as yet only about seven weeks
old.
A connoisseur in such matters wher
asked to sample the Tumwater BEEF
Saturday, after drinking a glass leis.
urely, said: You can't josh me
that beer WAS never made outside O.
Milwa ukee." And he was not only 6
man OF exquisite taste and mature
judgment, but in dead earnest in his
expression OF opinion.
There is too much talking on the
street corners and too little reading OIL
the sound political lore of the day
Men may talk themselves into a
frenzy without either being convinced
that the other is right. Let all post
themselves by reading diligently the
political tracts now being scattered
throughout every town, city and
hamlet, like autumn leaves in a cy-
clone.
Mr.. O'Connor, the stationer, has
some novelties in ink stands which
will be appreciated by users of tina,
fluid. The ink comes in pint and
quart bottles shaped like water de.
canters, which when it has served
its original purpose may, with the
removal Of labels serve as an elegant
carafe, or water bottle. The "stand'
to be filled when emptied from these
larger bottles is an automotic sealer
which after each dip of the pen, by q
spring valve closes the orifice and
prevents evaporation, or spilling il
the stand is accidentally overturned.
These novelties are unique and SER
viceable and will doubtless have an
immense sale.
An unnaturalized foreigner who
runs one of the milk wagons in this
city, thought he would be smart and
stuck on the lapel of his coat a Nc
Kinley tag. He did not thick it was
so funny, however, when he lost four
good customers, the first day he lined
up his display of alien interference
with our home affairs. He declared
in explanation, " By dunder dose milk
plslness Is der worst as never vas; /
butts on der button der please der
FOUND money vomens, and now dar
zilver money peoples s.hop daking der
milk. Veil, l quits der tam foolish
ness; und I wears no more puttons
eggscept to vasten mine CLOSE oop.
Zilver is good enough for der milk
pisiness."
1t is, perhaps, all very we'll for
Olympia Republican orators, especially
candidates for county Offices to make
long journeys into the backwoods DIS
tricts and wrestle through long, up
hill speeches to handful of plethoric
listeners, and then wend their way
respondent, chopfallen and hungry to
their homes in the small hoursof the
morning. But the funniest part OF
the whole business is what does not
appear in the Olympian the next day.
That is, when the people re.enter their
school houses in crowds after the " dis
tinguished" speakers are gone, and
there organize Bryan meetings and
have rousing time with lots of fun
generally. The Olympian's reporter
should stay and get report of the
whole business.
A Honey Bee Manual.