Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-04-13

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hickory wood, and bling me a roast
lug hot lemonade"
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me two palm leaf fans and q pitcher
of ice water"
Then the young people were dis
missed, and the elders sat down to
talk the sweet surprise over and
make the wedding plans.
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p,r,oy g .,,sr Il from the mansion on
Telegraph Hill wi,n.o ot meeting Or
taking formal leave Of anyboe ne
Kissed through his teeth, in uhc6if.-
scious imitation of a popular favorits
in melodrama. 81 Him shall she
never wed! I have sworn it! Fer
great nature shall have doffed her
Winters ermine to don the emerald
gauds of Spring she shall be mine."
Two weeks later. Every few hours,
during some three or four days .
very prim and devout looking Epis-
copal clergyman. with . cast in, his
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Hargrave, of Cincinnati He said he
had retired from the ministry on ac-
count of his health. If he had said
on account Of ill-health, he would
probably have erred, to Judge by his
looks and firm build.
He was the inventor of an improve
ment in telephones, and hoped to
make his bread by selling the priv
ilege of using it. cat present." hs
ga man may go and tap
q telegraph which is conveying 3
song or concert from one State to
another, and he can attach his pri-
vate telephone and steal q hearing Of
that music as it passes along. My
invention will stop all that"
WE'LL" answered Alonzo, IF
The owner of the music could not
miss what was stolen, why should
be care?"
"He shouldn't care" said the
Reverend.
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Suppose" replied the Reverend,
80 suppose that instead Of music that
was passing along and being stolen,
the burden of the wire was loving
endearments of the most private and
sacred natureY'
Alonzo shuddered from head to
heel. Sir, it is a priceless inven-
hon, said he; II must have it ut
any cost"
But the invention WAS delayed
on the road from Gin
most unaccountably. The
impatient Alonxo could hardly wait
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