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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-10

Tknou the hush of nasssy noFzlng weeds
Ths fin green sisies. TIE right dssnp % the
rra6A
Al DER npeaxied kise sFsseTx xiseious lu<e
st 30 entnis uhese sammer sdieFs p3sS
Acruzs tie pash are ~fif In shxszswsraue2
Tne lore " leaves she thtes Of wAFtng ireeA
The saereEs tod ~ erFans gossip wsnds,
Tlie ) hisserei wisdom hxeuglsl aeress he seas
ii seetns ne tine haa way stsiixt waas and
ssse9:
TIE eEaTaoar ct fhe nlEhs ellnzs - the dsys
And oer Ehe wood bnoods yes ne droNse Of
dEeaa<.
Asmera' r elsags to Lore thas's rssscd a,ssy.
Not yer i woke the wpod % care end pain.
And ksuInoef sail Esunt grief and ersei strife
OF orphaned meanings and of nstfs bereff
And Tiny trxge:ies u insDrt niA
An w0uld. NJ heart. hat thou s,oaidst learn 70
heed
The message told ia this deep. iiseut peace,
The stately c2lEs ct this sweet sHazfneg morn
From rain regret Might yield lice. then, sar-
Efaars RmiiessEs Querlss.
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ishANn sas Nrs Nsms.


n MallataRa IL smm ae Fnsn ard
tsnnensfiie- Personal.
tstfex1san. New s The ssrafSef Idaho,
tEs.fsra llls heavy fag on Wednesday morn
ixks ia6f ~ ussSfse and run into the satsss-
6Sz ii soiaN lsoslst Ahoat eelerk and Mas
lpt< kseh and gfff ufsen TIE tide fiuwed ens
~ ~ unahse II get 81 until oscloek
RS. nalFss. d Seattle. delivered an III.
feszAtltas isesufs % Wednesday eveniuS a.
fIsH M e ghaseh 50 . Large mnsiienre. Ga
si,s esshlsfs ng The Book II Rouks
M nsM town q San SIC k1ea. Al the head
q 10 sose. 5 nsSeaFissn a. build ~ and
ksafA bosom IN the spring. and flse enter
!. klz4A klsak nAay ~ eesa ua sAe island IN the
81 IS - faas4shs Nia ~ beyond he nxpae-
sA.s1sa ii lie nsass sAnRaina.
n xfea sssVw. II Part esasnAls. i Ia
sssNn assa Nj selnA5a foF anosst tea asys
Its 4 <sssasng mnis4 81 as wstr.
klssz u Easa 1saneSsSa left last Mansiss for
Hxn Frnf~smes uhsse she slil gssaae her "a.
Ilfs hesns.
E u. RAGS new esailslsnS NJ the taat az
&fnsn ssgesi q lese1nstsr ap ia fne SHARE.
Ha eSSisets h uexapy Il hefssFe Christmas.
ar n Eheys new rpsEienpe "a the
! ssasss.s i l.asnx sssslls spsy rapidly. and Vii
- fNAkls Scr eeesafsasy ~ the hassaAyN.
<Aese Is Esans Der aiseNay cat fer gwe eshsg
f,sn fessisNete ia tawn, ard ths rsozlsesss
s s. zss6st Enf nntsslssg 81 res dwellings he.
5 - Az.sff - TIE sptlng,
me eoxn Is ssssnsEs ases sAss Manzgay ard
&...tk sefsssrh 18th shesy usual seGsne Il
&tstesk
kszt'*zfa Il. ~ Magse lefs Tuesday sssern.
- I.ss - eAtssal BE teknr TIE Representa-
j ~ - u + sessatg N tAs asessaasnrv
3sse xAwr&ili & keH4 hsssv. fannlng tail
szse 4. fsls ii>eAs ef4EsFz Scr apple hosxs aass
81 klsssls u kpsatlnx eaakeFsAi
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AFrnn WY nays.

Where Is my lover gfsnes The gFsnnd
Ne or captive held 20 bright 4 soal;
On sgiflss Of q efaefsei 5ounf,
Toll me g planets x1tent rell
Tell me ny Levers nsaal goal
- yoa brsehs star wlaInh clearly shines
Through aIl fhc brilliant realm Of hight
The place q my lost ioys's delIghf.
Aud does he know how nay heart plnesf
Ihel1 him and he slipped rny grasp,
And disappeared beaeAsh the sod.
faw enuia he break 80 arm clasp
They said be lad goue home 70 God,
Tlias must kiss nv Makers rod.
rs heart wsz aeyeF hnill - heHr
TIE breaking ul 30 strong Yoke;
could but reve bert. broke.
For had more tban merisI's share.
saw am old, anti be Is Young,
Forever sOunR mid spirits bsexf:
Would that my grief had been nusang,
II il siionld nssr his spirit resi-
Time pats true love 10 sllreSt fasss
And though my hair IL slEysred Ger,
And though my eyes have feeble grown,
So that seasee eau read this stone.
Vet do love him moro and more.
are hts fslr angel comrades kIi5d
10 one q mortal 50 adoreaE
And will these eyes 80 nearly bind.
Once snore behold ny earthly lordg
WI he relieve me OF Loves hoaFd2
Mili he be waiting Oh the ghnfe7
How strange s--0h take me By tho hand,
For ana near the spirit land
Whore they shall never part az more.
= RabsFt kidsoH.
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Winter ia coming, Winter is coming:
Birds know Ii, skies kaow II. hearts know II
sleep aeain snow again. siriftsd 50 deep again
Over each brave Spring poet.
Sing the oil year with his heard OF gray
He ieoketh at ron 50 ssdly:
Is II masqne that the robes ~ Nay
Fit his gauRt limbs so badly
Love again. sing again. nest again, young
again"
HaYk. It's Lear gone ernzy
Autumn will soothe him with wine and with
touch,
And golden-rod give for daisy.
Winter Il coming. Winter Is coming:
Birds know 10. skies know Il. hearts know ii
Wing weary snow bird fly Ser the sea
And break the news to the poet
-6sruce Dpate Roc
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rnE nEsr or Irrs.

Hssldea sn ekiiaAooA at ausseTeap Sali.
Weod en- aeehweb tAAs.s thFeadea arrnss
VIA hssT q q usfaen s6iAtng As auss-
Hair shsf nevvg xFows eall AID cid.
hstsatenrA With dream faces. clear a. the
Mase
asSasssssac's kAseAa
&nstsF an. eEaat arsi saasAss es saars
EAarsaS az inssla. Militant Of pkle,
FaaSAsaxS 81 iszes 81 hsae psge~n'x w1nk,
EsessaRz ard iexsgy, tstxagskse ghsnxk
tssAznesa n sMees IS tzs xetee & sgrf
SINGING. aa& eFasx e vseasn's wall
TAso he ssa ye4ss % cssae tasre's saoznens
~ pssn.
EA1asAAsFsaz hos Asssts' i castles ia saAsa
Nez-~Naef ssGstse4 ssneses witch make voss,h
asskAs.
Przy res nsss- es@sxa = k1sxcttalzoss' aishs
Tasy hsvs feesea ns ssa lwgef rs. tOo. wlllse,-
sAe WssRs
Ras ne asqae sAarss psaeksss has aaaamsA ..
hnL
kns rs ss,ssss sails as g. ihfe fAs wsss
Ass Sssses3 kns7 wEfy nxsr by
Tss Feseas roar esa@asa saaa wtiAers ana assx
AID tsFa ans rs ksssal n7e Asnt swexs "A enesx
kE4s
2nhal1 soeaT hsazsk llsysse
kazsknwssss Z ssssaas
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OH JACK rr;osr.

From over the hills with hreath OF flame,
From over the hills old Jack Frost came.
Came 40 softly that nobody knew,
TIN the land beautiful picture grew.
The elm leaves turned 20 a golden brown,
Each willow was deeked with golden crown
The thistie-down broke from rs prison cell,
And sae nuts from their burs ss we'll:
The naples kamed on the green hillside,
An over the Hills with breath OF fame.
Old Jack Frost, the ice king. came
Fsuak LesIfs's nonthse
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TmE DEAF DEACON.
ne Wakes Up the Prayer Meeting VITA
tits Stass.
Roetoa Transcript


ne Wakes Up the Prayer Meeting with
tits StaFs-
Beetea Transcfspt
Out in GRE II the Worcester county bin
Villages there ased 60 live. aud foF all the
listener KNOWS. lives stlll. a locally prom
lnsns man ard pillar OF the church. who
Was veg deal He VAS also . very COM
plAeent man. One night tbs man Deacon
lnnex We may call him came into the
psayer nses1inx and sst about xnssiping
little. asi On bis o1n account. while he WAX
wasling fss the meeting t. begin. At last
The melting VAS opeasd BY one OF the
brethren who knsIt and begAH = prayer,
bus beacon Y did net hear q word.
We'll, sad he presently breaking with
: loud voice into the osher's prayer. Il
sHess we're gesn 60 have quite = good
meetin'. after al, spite q ne rain.
The brother went on with hts prayer ~
Soon as the Interruption was over bnt
Deacon VS. insxosahle. Alter waiting
few moments longer he Eirnei hall way
Fuued and said
We'll. hreshfea and sisters, we might as
vel begin.
The praying brother saw il was 70 use
AMI hsuaghs his prayer % eiose with =
hastg Amen Mrantime Dsacon \.
weat on.
RsesAsen and sisters said ae. .sl've
xet seFaethsa' sireaafsil - tegI ys
Tbs congregation wRs I'm the qsgi vsve.
sNes. sa88 be. ii vast 20 AK tae
psaYerS oE this ere npetIn' for say sister
COS in Nerk state She h IN deep assaiesscn.
Her husl,aass has hesss assasslaased
A thf8sl az hoFreF seat eYss Inc Little as.
sesnhsy as shsg waitps EsS hifa se spe=aa=
snaFe dsansteis.
Yes. AFsshyxa he sAiA. presently,
hes haNg himse8 Ia Bis hxFnf
II wAs hefFsesa. bat TIE extraordinary
stature u tie sssSasesssltssoa Vngxd she
snnoanceusvns plsA lssiss II the eos0r al
sttlsrasoAxness.
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IEgsEY ArrrElarK.

I've travelled clear from Portland. Maine. 10
Possiana, orsson
And seen ah,sus as much - 90 ytody eli and on.
I'm Just enough eonessted to confess really
think
I'm pretty couanesens 10 Judge Of anything 10
drink
I've Tackled ssuF d every sors. no matter what
fhe brand
For when il comes 10 drinking I'm pretty
straiy hand.
And rs my opiaioa you can 80 70 Halifax and
hack.
Yoa wes.'f and anything . good as lerssy ap-
rlsjaek
II evsrseody seli Ike me drop would be
eucaEh.
al hsev, ana mead and stugeF ale and al that
kfn3 a. STAT,
Fos rs my cpinsoa al those light eonpseesea
ssrinks Ike pop
walch sazae solks tiink are excellent shonld
al ea iaheled sklop
And thea again tAsrp's WHISKY, which AInk
i much soe wara
Red hesdsd dEiaks eairulste. viii % person
karEn
Rus when an waiting something that Is neither
willis fa< AlaEk.
geasie. ssosAsae haiF-ana half 1 cali for ap-
-mkaxo Hfrss4
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sorE TuK nnIeIIr nouns oNLY.

A lesson ia sfsell al ime,
4 lesson worm enzAe{n4rg.
Is This. II take no heed 81 TINA
Unless the san Is shInEisg.
These motto words dial here,
And wisdom never seaehes
70 human hearts q betses IuFe
Than thar mute dial pnsAehcz
AS life Is sometimes bright and fair,
And sometimes dark and I0aesg,
Iesns forget rs rain Rs1d eaycs
And ncte tie bright hours only.
We lid the joyous noFlcilts haste.
And tiEsn isrgef their glitter
Ne take the cup Of life aEsi tzsge
No portion bis The BITTER.
There IS no grove On earth broad chart
Bt,t has some bird to cheer Il,
50 Hope sings Oh IN ever hears
Although We May not hear il.
As life Is sometimes bright and fair,
Aua sometimes dark and lonely
LEI rs f6sgst its pain and care,
Ard rofe the bright hours only.
.-AeoR.
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Tsasaeagaslsa e ne ,galr..

eeenzs = Npxshesa eAsnrAar pas 10 az
+ eisie gpxa - Naslsvklfs. Iszli.. zad ass
- darker H3s sacAias Il IS ais uifs.
Gaak ~ sts iesak ~ tsi - N1ia ssress
ae Is=sa thsse NagkvsS sgv gse4s peoeksA
T~vngs Eve ye<ss $50 sisey rAms Aa~sa
ssSA &ssA fys~8 tie nirsah ae@3 uuw th4y
s0sse sfsswa At1ss free sAe naNse
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x,>> ssnsAa R@elae PAYS Taxes So the state
ssI Nnnnss lsant4.
Sssssf asztx&sa. Nox. 81 sneeial Is the
fs<.s fsom kszFsssAaeE says Etss soas
.ss.AssIss< a ssssea aSklass sise ssvdls uoss-
sses 81 i sssxEksA was rvAessss1tss AgeagAs Il
! .ss..kll sszsss1 saslSy IS she pAymeas laso
sfs lssakssrx 81 tsasnN - sesssenseas
81 - eesafsfaawxastAs sAasss gsF
$50 use tes he fAss sssAsssn
ssszz xhF Credit AcAssses ts0asna-sY hax
49, s.,s>sx xeknFsed = sapssal stssk vAiaa,
49,. ~ szxstea pasxsaes - she noeilnsl
.sss.s Af 81 senss = aaszs. esassassag 4 haa
!. - cas- - Nsslnxss yeaFs hesSsr. hS1 no
=<ss ezhsz aeSsAs 4aA nAss ia sSe& ssssxs.
{,ssss.f - Fs.ssttea fssssAskn9 s0x easay sssk-
Ia .ztsnss Ii &sklnltsHs . i4AAEslsy ~ aheas
i go - - asss2t Aneaanf sksse tAe ccsas
ssxsszs <fxAssh. rs skats aslsesaas i Is nas 10
s..<4 IL Tskas SO I'd Saren ~. ksss SKIS
Il ~ ..se..xaf - - Inssas States garsEss
- 81 k,sl - Fkfa Astd snlssS engsy Il
S. zs,s.< eeaFl - AfAsseeAusssls.
s. 49, IAkie s4tlxe49 MAs lnasze aa.
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ENk@e "A last.
Tan Mkssrn ii tSEA.
see was a saAsA ~ hsgA nszrve.
Aas aasse sevse@2x nseper
E<rh sasa 80 zass. - sssss4a sAx else.
wsss SRA. se&s@is skea ass4 Asr.
Aas sAerN fssa&nMa wss1ee1 s.eaans.
$50 ~ - issss lasAaak kes.
A. 3m4E pokaTsntsses
As NaAssx Sc scek AR
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ffzFlg ss4ehsa ntlass basis 81 = per sszssg
kssnx IL Has ml1f2et prize ~ tlts ssrek re-
sailszg = fsisIen.ssss s. afeye ssasisd.
DeAtrs0x or aHFx INTERESTING.
- fmsaxss fsss ssarsmns alsea Elehteen
Ssarss ena New xsaeT AsFrsee fpstF.
4 writer r. H4sY,<s's Aagsssae raakes 40
ezert sD prpge that Anlsfig~ns are cor.
ftasssiy crossing weaksF phgHiealiv. and
thai they arr aisaeetaeF inferior - their
6ssexst9fk ~ 3 eens1rY $50. alaa even q
seventy yeaEs seo 10 attributes chs 81.
legged isItsrie3isv n tie Ersases sessentaTy
Insists ct tns psgI.ie afsl 70 he faet thai
they are less ii ssse open Alr than formerly.
me ea1sfasisAf eI BIZ article i that Ainsri-
cans ahoasd spend more tsnse out q doors
that there Shouts se Mora gymnazinEHs,
and that : sfstasnatse effaft should "
suaEs ii the pahsie and 0ghef schools 70
tIesespp tie elshIren pfysEcaisy - web -
mentally
Tlle ssatemenis IN gernra % the decline
IN 4asefieau stamina arn epufuted BIZ the
rhElAaephia R<eussi III a lonK array 81 facts
and olSsiana hg medical expexts vho have
given ra1sa aftension 70 vital statistic
There Il abundant evldeHes that among
~ risissxsa Eesrsie, including Americans
tie duration AZ human HE II Increasing.
In Kofae In the day of Caesar the average
ien.tis q ~ waa eightsen years Now 4
isfurty Flits years ago IL France the aver
are IGle lAseS- tusnsy -eiSht years. In 1897
this had besn IiicFeas-sa. ~ seventeen yeaFs
g faftfsfiFe.
IN the Gays Of Queen Elizabeth 10 Eng
lard the average duration Of life was
twenty wears In London At the present
lime IL il forty -aeven years In Sweden
The average life expectation has increased
from tblEsg-five 10 100 p iiitv-sessn is
ISsA
Ti:is same fFszs ifeFease n the duration
of life s ~ trsse Of the United STATES - Of
othef countries, hsls unfortunately there
are no rriiAhle ssalisties going back any dis
tatfee o1 whsEh 70 base eonspaasoH.
Toe experiences Of life Insurance com
ranls- ii this ssuntfy Il that the mortality
among Americans & considerably less than
that which the Eurllah companies provide
Tor. ia ls5s mortality table, based en-
the experience pf several American COM
parties. va ssIasie for The Guidance o. boaae
companies Il II Eouita Today. IhiFts.one
wears later, that tho expectancy os life i
materially greater than il was theis
These lnsfenoea all 90 70 show that
Americans are not declining III stanllna, Il
BIZ thai Suppression i meant their ability TO
live Ions anal aglgt wss
So ''Att .'s'hi ~ ~.
same EStskEx which tke divorce coarf
Theuglt Little ssivsFs.
p<tFoli Free Press
Nos yeal aay that You have always been
\ loving ena faithful wffe. and that your
husband hes no Msstse for complaint. do
yoa7H asked alayveF q ga Indiana woman
opposing her husband petition for de
vuree
Yes SIR | de say that very thing. was
the refay.
You never threw sticks Of wood al him.
or hot y asaE over him, did yeaau
oh. ldoual know but may have done
that oaee or twice 10 playful way.
OH ypsl did Aid we're you joking
uhen you chased him Gil over the house
teff = .flatf 80
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No NfEmN es<sa ss&Ssst ssSaN ~ x&fF&e
sesse ss = sAx yEes q kssea a ezs & tie kssss
fe~hass nH7s4s ass e&sEaskxrx Is ga Eassea
nsks3s &As mss AaNn asu4 tNf sax4s gxaks u9kk
EFsse sxskzE sisg4ss II FstLsssza e Naaxsee, .ze
tatss SsAAscA pSsfna snss rnssess * taesa fsssg
- e4zssr = sarsSSssaaAse Ii e4s4<e3e sh4 sASSa
fsss& E4tes esfxs s4szxAEazs aAa Ass4xs@ra gv4gt
80 - sA< esswsse az& aszsst sASse ~ kse44n
AsaN - sssslA So ssaw
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saRAm Axp MN car.


Chicaao Herald.
Let All the people gladly shout
Ard make joyful sound.
A fact has just been given out
tsfimpoFt most profound
The better classes everywhere
Will be rejoiced thereef,
For sarah Bcrnharat nov doth swear
She did not roast her cat.
The world hreatheS easier 20 hear
Her world wide famous name
AZ length Is purified and clear
0f all this burning shame.
And since her skirts no longer bear
The smell OF roasted fur,
The critics might in turn be fair,
And stop their roasting her.
-------------
The saleslady shines in a slken aftsre.
The prize Of scant comfort ard long boarded
hire.
The ckambermaid lady In garments Of white
And ribbons OF scarlet appeals to the sight:
The bIuext OF FLASHES tie coax lady shows.
And fills up the sidewalk wherever she goes;
And even the wash lady prosdly steps by
In velvefecn RULES thar siaf1ie the eye;
While the woman they walt upon goes about
town
In plala little. brown lltfie. taslor-made gown.
Judge.
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Bonan & Rochester
ROOMS % AND "A, KILGEN BLOCK

this addition We
unless We have something worth investigating
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-18

: Where everything is exceptionally good,
it is difficult to makea selection Of the
very best; and this is the dilemma we
find ourselves confronted with each
month when our favorite periodical,
Demorest's Monthly Magazine, arrives.
The October number is bristling with
good things. To start off with, the color
ed frontispiece, '"The Wedding Trip" is
lovely picture in the same style as "A
Watching Party" given in the previous
number and follows naturally in sequence
for is not Watching party often fore
runner of wedding trip? In addition,
there are nearly 15O other illustrations,
including very interesting series show
ing various kinds of Human Habita.
tions." Then among the stories are one
by Ella Wheeler Wilcox, and one (''The
Little Rebel') about Abraham Lincoln,
and one for ''Our Girls" about "A But
terfy in Harness" Christine Terhune
Herrick defines in "A Bow of Ribbon
the mission and sphere of that decorative
trifle; 1.-The Chemistry of Cooking" is
discussed in simple and intelligible
languague; and Malaria; Its Cause and
Cure" furnishes numberless suggestions
about that fell disease so prevalent at
this season. Besides, there is Supple.
ment to Fashion Department, embodyine
lots of ideas that will he of great assist
ance In planning the winter outfit. But
every one needs to have this comprehen.
sive Family Magazine every month. 1t
is published by w. Jennings Demorest,
Is East 18th Stree, New York.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-18
HOGS.
THE DIAGONAL,

The Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City
is comparatively new conner among the
great railroad lines Of the West. but none
the less 1t ranks with the oldest and best,
From the time it leaves Chicago it passes
through the very garden of the West.
Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa, Mlssouria, fur
nish for it their choicest sections It
passes through the best agricultural lands
Of four great States. The management
of the road is most liberal, while its
equipment is one of the best. As q sam
pie of the vigor with which it is operat-
ing may be mentioned the fact that q
traveller can by its north-bound train eat
dinner in st. Joseph, supper in Des
Moines and breakfast the next morning
in St. Paul. Elegant dining and sleeping
coaches are run on all passenger trains.
The Chicago, St. Paul s. Kansas City will
never, in all probability, outlive the ap
pellation Diagonal Abetter term would
be air line, for, while it crosses all the
States it traverses diagonally. it takes
the shortest possible line between the
termini. Mile after mile is traversed
without q curve Itpasses over or under
most of the roads it meets, thus avoiding
all danger from collision. Its road bed
is substantially constructed, its rails
heavy steel, and its motive power the
best obtainable. The Chicago. St, Paul
& Kansas City is favorite road with all
travellers that know it.-Edltorial. in ST.
Joseph, Mo-, Gazette, Aug. 22, 1889,
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Austin vs OwatOnna,
Editors TRANSCRIPT:

Editors TRANSCRIPT:
Did you ever 60 to circus and watch
the antics of the monkeys and clowns?
Of course you have and no doubt enjoy
ed their sport more than all the rest of
the performance: we'll we will drop this
subject for moment. You have no doubt
heard before this that the Austin base
ball nine which IS composed of men, for
instance; Messrs Maley. Laback, James,
Barr, Kearney, Lantz, McLane, Mcclure,
and last but not least the Austin dude
MIR. Sam Collins, went to Owatonna to
play ball with the crack team of our
sister city which is composed of boys,
for instance, Masters Murray, Misgen.
Moran, Darmes, Collridge, Foster, Their
bina. Thompson, and Colgan. Do you
know that these poor little fellows really
imagined that they could play with men.
And say, talk about your monkey shows,
clowns, professional kickers etc. why
there they were in place, when on
account of darkness and at the end of the
sixth lining, the final time was called and
these little fellows were compelled to
acknowledge their defeat by score of
fourteen to eleven in favor of the Austin
Giants, After two hours of these mon
KEEP shines which all present seemed to
enjoy, we went to hotel where sump-
tous supper was served to the Austin
team, after which they were met by a
committee who assured them that the
blood of the citizens had cooled down to
its normal temperature and they would
be safe in walking up town with the boys,
which invitation was accepted. Please
do not ask what happened up town, suf-
pice it to say the town was open for the
boys and some of them got home at six
o'clock on Sunday morning 0. X. And
all join in the hope that we may soon
meet again.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-18
Literary Notes from Tho Century 20.

Literary Notes from The Century 90.
The publishers of St. Nicholas an
nounce that the popular children's maga-
zine is to be enlarged. beginning with the
new volume, which opens with Novem-
Der, 1889, and that new and clearer type
will be adopted. Four important serial
stories by four well ll-knoWn American
authors will be given during the coming
year.
Mr.. Frank R. Stockton has written q
new and characteristic story called ''The
Merry Chanter." 1t will begin in the
November Century and run through four
numbers. The story takes It's name from
vessel which started from Massachus-
etts port on peculiar cruise, The
owners, a young married couple. are on
board, and the vessel is commanded and
manned by tour village captains of y a
usual experience Mr. Dana Glbso ~
illustrate it. The November c. ,tn." tn !" y
also to contain new story Nv Mar
Twain. ~
During the coming v .lume The Ceptnr
is to have an illustr. lated ser1es of article
on the French salons Of the seventcent1 We t ,,l
and elghteer.en centuries. Including Del
portraits Of many of the leaders and
detailed account of the organization ant
| composition of several historical salons
"A great number of interesting portrait
will be given with the series.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-18

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