The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-09

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1e - As5 oxientess espfcs ~ tne closing
Gays q Octoper ana me opening days o..
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vIsi0ie, ana on December =, when enc
sinks below the nor zon with The soiar ORB
sne vacafes ner place IN the evening SKY
ana takes up the role q morning star.
Lars - ABOUT Qirectly south rs sunset ~
ne pegannlng q Novemoer ne nes LOST
mucn o. sne luster which ne displayed lev
months ago. but - u stiii an interesting
vo1ect tor the average star-ghxer he y
/ moving eastWaro among tho CONSIDERATIONS.
| and viii be 10 conjunction with Jupiter on
tue evening q tue 18th. When It their
| nearest which VIII oe shout two hours
| after sunset on fhAs day. these planets viii
g only about degree apart. Mars being
the farther toward the south.
| From this time onward to the end Of the
/ year. with Venus, Elorles beginning to
| Wanc, Jupiter VIII reign without rival
among the planets: he y higher above
the horizon than MARS, and farther east 10
he Will % visible until lew minutes aiter
~ O'Clock, or until about hve hours and =
i quarter after sunset
Mercury Will BE- an evening star alter
November ~ but VIII NOT % iavorably sit
| uated Tor OBSERVATION until the beginning
morning stars, Saturn, at the beginning Of