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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
A sOyg FOE OCTOBER.
From Good Housekeeping.

rom Good housekeeping.
Here's song for gay OctooeN
She's q lassie far from sober,
Lover of the woody vine,
Wreath>d with foliage fair ana me-
Grapes OF amcfhys'ine cluster,
With rare and Furnished lustres
Fall within her eager grasp,
As Jewel might unclasp.
All the fruitage OF the year
Mccis its consummation here
Apples, rosy, russell. yellow,
Come within this season mellow.
Corn and wheat are stored awAJs
Safe against a later day.
q the sunrise and the dew
q the Moons enchanted biuci
Rut the golden afternoon
Eoftens into shadows soon
There's a mist upon the MUS,
There's a vapor on tho rlis,
There's a whisper In the woouS~
iSolemn. sylvan solitudeS
Sav thew all with portent sober
sSav rood-by ~ sweet October"
Mia, She brings she takes away,
Soon November Will hold sway
Kneel upon tho vcrdant sod.
pluck the noddipg rolden-rod,
Fir vour arms with brilliant leaves,
pra,se the tints the frost-clf weaveSs
ThNn With sad ned looks and sober,
ma farewell to bright October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
A STORY TELLER SOUELCHED.
- "AN" @HHHS" nTt ELtHEDs
washington letter I'm The Detroit Trdhune

washington letter In The Detroit Tribune.
Il know the Northern member would OCCASIONALLY
the things have been telling about my experiences
In me war, put they are al! true to the letter.
Il don't doubt for moment" said the Western
man, who wasn't in the war. L" And now Just let ma
tel you lite maritime story-true beyond a doubt
ana not In the least hshy though Will confess IL is
so old that It has burrs 1t. A crowd OF meu were
sitting In saloon one night and a man got up and
ran like this 4 on Ship ten years ago Which
wa Wss wrecked IN midocean Many Of the passengers
some some Of US had to Jump into the water. sank
twice and then managed to catch hold of piccc Of
my breath / congratulated myself on having support
enough .S to possibly keep me anoat until could be
pIched up by some passing vessel. Suddenly / felt
discovered that another man had grabbed hold OF
my lumber In moment or two we about
not heed me- We drfed along for some minutes.
would have to 20 down for with such prsssups
!, ,t was only mater OF time when We would both
up to the man and choking him, made him release
n.s GRIP lie fe of, and suppose drowned. for
h sInH away " h and saw him no more 1t cruel
Of nature, looked out for No. l. You may not
believe ~, his but gentlemen, 4 IS the truth
relate, big man, with brshy beard and tcrsoIookInS
y9 Wa aS ,,,s from corner , and said Alas for
awful day from the piece OF timber Ia ha! you
who y ca as n S T E I've to face the
from beneath the angry waves, sent along another
piece OF timber, and though bruised By you. | had
strength enough left 10 cling Ike an oyster to my
passing ship. For nearly ten long years I have
been hunting you, sh, and you shall die I will
give you five minutes To prepare for death-more
than you would give mo in md-ocsan.'
" The crowd seemed disposed TO Interfere but tho
big man with bushy beard drew two pistols and
yelled out: stand back everybody and with ono
OF the death dealing weapons he covered the party
who had narrated the ocean experience The latter
pleaded for mercy, and eventually the BIC man with
the bushy beard, said y Will spare your Ifs only on
one condition
"'Namc IL p raspcd the frightened man.
"'Tha, you viii confess TO this crowd that no
such thing as you have related ever occurred and
that you have simply bcen telling a whopp!ng lie
thinking that these people would believe you
AS quick as fash the man admitted that no
hal simply been r0mancing lie was forgiven but
not until after he had tgra'ed tho house,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
$40 Broadway.

General Wagner While those present were singing
the opening hymn an unseen cat kept up constant
mcwlng, psalniiss gancing occasionally from their
Lymn-Dooks In the direction from whence the hideous
no Sc came. The nowhere to be seen In the
building and when the hymn closed the cats obiec-
tonable music also stopped
Not a sound however, was heard from the animal,
wien those present engaged In prayer. II ended,
General Wagner began reading the Scriptures, and
lien tho cat interrupted him with its mewing. Tho
sounds came from the organ and the General, laying
his Die aside. opened the organ and out jumped the
cat. The animal was very much emaciated and ID
believed 10 have been Imprisoned In the instruments
since sunday last. After order was restored and the
put out Of doors for fresh air the services were
continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
LOVE

LOVE
from Macmlan's Magazine.
A voice OF pity strove TO bless
In accents bountifully kind,
But still my grief knew no redress
Grown mad and blind.
The presence mado herself my slave,
Hithcr and thither came and won't.
All that she had poor Kindness gave
TIL all was spent
She tried to soothe and mako me wholos
Her touch was torment In my PAM
II frozc my heart, benumbed my soul,
And crazcd my brain.
At last, her duty all fulfilled,
She turned with cheerful case away,
Yet would have fingered. had / wllled
That she should stay.
And lo there knelt, whore sho had stohd.
One, wl>tful as a child might be,
Who blushed at her own hardwood
In helping me-
shc said no word. she only turned
Her passionate sweet eyes on nine
Until within my sorrow burned
A bliss divine.
Ard IN that gaze woke once moro,
To earth beneath and hcaycn above
This was not Kindness as before,
But only Love =. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
EYEGLASSES on HIS EAh


Chicago. The other might an OH centcman NJ
wears gold-rimmed pncc-nez glasses when reading
or witnessing a Stage performance, came into tho
riald opera House and stalled do n to "A front seat
IN inc palpuete with his glasses hung over his ear
Whcn ne had settled himself In his he reached
them on his nose, and proceeded dill gently TO study
me 'front.' row of the happy, happy chorus This
beauty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
WILDIYG

Wild daredevil, reckless 70 the core
Who Knocked at creeds both human and dvine
AND made dual god of Chance and Wnl:
a lonely hardened man on whom would shine
NO ray OF hope, for all the future bOro
The lowering front OF unaclnovledged Ill
nature softening meath woman's sway,
Ana soIled hands striving to be pure again:
Tier influence p ercng to the thread OF gold
Which cleaned through broken hopes and sorrows vain
ana then risen ghost which turned the way
OF dawning happiness to grief untold.
desperate man with hunted haggard ewes.
a stained life whitening to a nobhr close
Ana last-ctornal silence. All the fears
me brief sweet passion. and the sad heart-throes
Al peace for ever, the dead man lies
A poor dumb suppliant for his mothers tears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
SERVICES INTERRUPTED BY CAT
n The Phi,adclphla telegram

Every Sunday afternoon divine services are held
At the Masonic Home, Broad-st. below Germantown.
ave. Yesterday wa. no exception To tho rule. aud The
delightful weather brought out a much larger crowd
than usual at the Home 10 participate In the services
which conducted by the Director Of Public Works
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

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me ksolea property IN iafaief pile shd
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FINANCE AND TRADE

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EREN RNIrrH

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noRTh YAkIMA.


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sHstiment - Yakima county
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ia 81 3 i at.e and eloquent s4asaees "a
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vel iot iaF e aidfirs disposition pf sAis
portion - tlss saarfh ia.tintsi district
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stttseFRe eef - fae h.lp efap 81 tha
vleiuie uf siaaEHtsr has srep All harvested
atid eziiHg aad y.s.Fvinx neagit euH piftHi
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shlnnlne Intslllkenre.

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sss FR4&e7s-s. Oct s--sfass- Nsskei
quiet H4tssf,4E 80 bales ssHz8afss ear
- aDnq "a TBoiziieas. bus fbsf De nat s}-
Fear . - efeegtaDAe 10 ssllerx, - Aitif
exssfartts Washington. -.
f,wss-4applses FIRE. aad attfsuzh IN
galsY sppesfs slightly better prices refassa
~ qtisstss Receipts fer paat - .saars Ass
= Bisis. m9sfis fiona Oregon. 81 04et =
kfu eafrF al Rf&fts
Tetst8es--sppljes are coming 10 hasd
freely. keepsar fhe market easy. quote
Frsfsess $50 4ies B1fbs8ks. 'asssee Gar
ssss, 6essS kasiy k9ss. 70 s~. sweets.
wEsss-F.sns god aeissaGi 81 ssss's
Osslens Buyer season. 81 sss.s hursr
i-se. 81 : s OF, y ~ NoS-, q 49, Dee.
Batter pesiers are shadlag "a feysser
figures. faaeY. 81 ~ ise. fair 70 ehaiee. ~
Eags-e sines are ssflealas aa4er more
i.hafai supplies fanei. sta q. r: store isfs,
xss sesE NEscaAsnisr sAsksr
Ms TgKE. Oct Iieia--ssroaz and
gotFes-oYsiaas opened sra. soaH
points higher. snd closed barely steady
81 tsaT1 ts.itss aho4a Sasufssay EfeF r.
pOfs4 sfe asfssQfs6le asd e1nfisefing.
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IA =. S0y- a. sSei = -, iiee ~ IN a. g,
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aH.ss. spir safxoss lge-
Kat. lsasfsvss sshasi HsssY 3
issfe better eeEsnG-
tstgsf4tF--l iFfaNf
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tas s3issF. 80.
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sfief slists aeeiise ia ea..y ifssisg -
ran.e sssapg and advanced - sc Tss
n8arAss etlsad asaE a. - e.
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pee 81 a8zi ~, Jan. a. - sl =, Nay
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q Azs
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tsd. tnsugt there vas generally arner
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fnfeagbsstsi RAE Gay. aud = period - aetif-
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as !, fiassd 20 fca ~ q frme iaeseapilie
paper 81 0i sterling exe6sage. dall but
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rmE rnNss ENcURstoN.
The wiad Hiows Toward Harmless
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TERRITORY NEWS.
|nber Output Of Snoho-
mish County.


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DR. Everett CT .JohnSon-
DIN SicfAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE.
A nes Ye-leg block. Min street. Rooms
- aasl se. t1ir,i aoor Take the elevator.
f.ssisieare. 80 Siufh street, corner -
gaFneS SFsec.astiex--f o. seaSes Il wozuea,
zesi3so, uriiiary organs. rectal diseases. sk N
discs eases 0. rupsa7s aad diseases OF
lhslareu
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hated ihf ge4ioulns Ticket For ehusais
sionsss y sehueaeAaa, y " Psza. Nav
tiafsief. sheriff. fos u task aas.i.sf.
ahUtBna Minnl tfvHsefef ffda Hartman.
assessor, v ~ Miaei scheal sHfagiutens.
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man a. Mruflfis.
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