Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

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cohol.
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contests were not sstisfacto9y, and his
eyes wandered from the printed res.ye.
He looked up and down the row Of peo-
pie on tine seat opposite, and then bis gaze
struck the strip Of pannels above their
heads. He started suddenly, and Q
strange expression crossed bis face.
Then he glanced out If the window, and
the uncertain look deepened around his
eyes. Two q. three times be started to
look back at the moving pictures, but
checked the inclination, apparently with
some difficulty. Any one who saw bis
face could have told that he was gather
ing courage to repeat his observation.
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and glared ct the Durham bull, which
just ct that moment began peculiar
agil series Of bounds and springs.
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and get frightened. Then It occurred to
him that the hallucination might be in
the picture, after all, and he turned his
attention to another one. This time il
was the tailor, and tho figure was stitch
ing with an industry seldom equaled By
mortal tsilors.
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standing out In big beads upon the fright
ened young mans face. His eyes dilated
with agony, and the veins in his temples
stood out and throbbed painfully.
In the Same instant the dancing ham
came under his line Of vision. He gave
one sweeping glance up and down the
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hams, and horses; famed bis hat over his
head, bounded to bis feet, and started for
the door. A he went out, he said in .
tone that was audible all over the ve-
hicle:
Eyes, there's no doubt about it. IVe
got 'em, and no mistake. Stop the car,
conductor, for heavens sake, stop her."
And the passengers saw bis lips NOV
ing in wild CALCULATIONS - he started for
the bal. room on the corner.