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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-15


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THE rnye-RTxhu Cossss aas have tssss -
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KsrAsN-s f. tTaF&s xs@Ffal ts&ffe fssss-
axsr ~ ssse Isre&s <asxAeFaa $3.50 xcxazs-
S4x.e4 Prs xasas Efs.. ca hts resent west
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-15
PRAISE FoR rHE LABOR BUREAU
Csmmtssioaer Circuit Receives n
Conurmtulnsory Letter

A letter or cunGrasuiation on the work
OF TIE asbfir bureau IN this city has been
received ny Commissioner circuit from ]
~ o'Neilt. OF San Francisco. The letter
eays.
4 notice by the Post-Intellleencsr tina.
s"u Pave made report Gtving the dc.
sHs os your work as labor commissioner
ser the year fSes have been greatly
interested IN II. owing To the fact that ~
Gems 10 te the first sensible atf.nst,t
saat has ever been made IN thu United
states 10 serve the state by finding en-
poymeat for tfose willing ia work and
she are dependent upon their labor for
> seod and shelter
~ such a piar could be adopted IN
tHs principal cities nf California. Ii would
rshcte cur state of a erea. deal of ex.
lNnse Tor the cara of this class az people
~ save IN the state a grcaJssnany people
eslch are thus rendered useful Dat Inv the,
ssssh1 now IN vueae IN this state. are
Srstsoe's and rendered worse thar, ,sssssas4
our remarks on trades unions ard r. eeass
nesp thoroughly enjoyed. I believe fhas
soat experiment ii the arsi aftegnnt op tea
Sast OF the neopie to Apply good business
safaasy g. shs relief Of the t.ffefatsicvaa -
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WANTED--T'wo non-unIon linotype oper-
atOys. capable 81 Is. go Address or feie-
graph. Box J. Salem, Or.
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THR0UGlG TOURIST cas-

THROUGH TOURIST CARS
ssatiie fe kansas City via Killings with
nhsl ehaiaEe via the Northern Pacific. an
EhrhBEton, tea wing Seattle Man,tavS ar,l
1NaafH F@r rates AMI sleeping ear r.
sSrsatian#. inquire ios Yexler way.
MISS WlE.<tNSNJ. opticsan. liz Cherry.
GENERALIZATION free
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In. BRAGDoN. Dentist. 4o4 Mu,ua. Lite
building.
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Tran.atInntic Rates.
EaSt-h1upd--

Following are the rates agreed upon by
the transatlantic ship lines until la0.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24
BASEBALL GOSSIP.
EFFORTS BEING MADE TO ORGAN
IZES a STATE LEAGUE.
1t was developed
danger Of 4 lumber

There is n possibility that Norfolk
Will have baseball this summer.
While plans for the sport are not vet
matured it is we'll known that a num-
Der of enthusiasts are again talking
State League ball" and they are hope
full of organizing Il circuit that will in
clude this city and give the "cranks'
pang-up exhibitions of the national
sport
There are some people who think n
successful league can be formed with
out Richmond. but others feel equally
certain that without the Capital City
state League would be monetary
failure
Just how this question will be settled
only the future will unfold. However.
lovers of the game hope that sometime
VIII be done whereby Norfolk Will have
baseball. and they seem to prefer a
state League to anything else.
1t is understood that the New York
National League club will practice here.
and tha-thc- team will arrive hero
about the goth of next month.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24
NORTH CAROLINA PINE AssOCYA.
TON.
A SLIGHT ADVANCE IN PRICES
ORDERED

A well attended meeting of the North
Carolina Pine Association was held at
the Atlantic Hotel yesterday afternoon
with Capt. John l.. Roper in the chair.
The organization is composed of the
leading mill owners OF this section, and
nearly all OF them were present.
The session lasted about two hours.
The members discussed the conditions
or trade, which was found to be salts
factory.
The Association finds that lumber Is
In demand. with limited stock at the
nnlliS, ana nave, therefore, made a
small advance in rates. which the man
ufacturcrs feel is justiflable under the
present conditions of supply and de-
mand.
1t was developed that there is no
danger of n lumber famine.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24
Prayer rorschooIs and co,r.ro..

yesterday was the day appointed by
the General Assembly of the Southern
Presbyterian Church as n day of spc-
ciai prayer for schools and colleges.
1t was observed by that denomination
In this city by union prayer meeting
mt the Second Presbyterian Church ut S
o'clock In the afternoon. There was n
large attendance and earnest addresses
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24
Holt street Free Dridwc

The Brambleton free bridge is now
used by all the teams from Norfolk to
the Virginia Beach depot.
The FirginianPilot is informed that
large number of heavily loaded wag-
ons pass over the bridge daily and tina,
frequently the horses are kept in a trot
from one end of the bridge to the other.
IT is thought that the property will be
destroyed in about six months unless
teams are held down to n walk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

were made by Rev. r. B. Eggleston. of
court street Church. Portsmouth, and
Rev. c., ID. Gilkerson. of Lambert,s
Point Church.
Much interest was manifested in the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24
Bnby CurrfnCcs.

Just received. Il fine assortment OF
llcywoods; prices from SIS TO $40. cash
or credit Williamson Il Sykes. 563 and
sos Church street, near Queen.
fe23-tf.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24
neutrality-suspicious. wn,er nonr,

meeting OF the Water Board was
held yesterday with Mr.. George Nc
lntosh in the chair. Only routine bus
mess was transacted. The officials of
the department have been kept busy
for some time owing to the damage to
pipes and mains by the cold weather
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

Prior to stock taking we propose tc
inaugurate n special diamond sale. So
during the next ten days you will b,
Athletic secure some rare bargains
THE GALE JEWELRY CO
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

Mr.. S. y. Hosanna, n native of Oroo-
man, Persia, and student Mt the JEFF
ferson Medical College. of PhiladeInhia
who is in Virginia on n lecturing tour
Will appear n the First Baptist Church
this evening at o'clock. Mr.. Hosanna
will talk OF the political. social and re-
liSions life of his people. together with
the Armenian atrocities and the work
OF the American missionaries The lee
ture will be illustrated with many
beautiful stereopticon views
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

TT NDERG RADUATE DOCTORS DEN
lists, Lawyers. Pharmacists soon
graduated home; correspondence; cduc1-
noh' graduation; professions: sciences
Box $50. Chicago =
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24
MANI. Y
v|G0R
RESTORED Book ;; ts Ne"

Mon: III you suffer from my or tho
tronpies resulting from youthful
errors, yow may be cnrrd pcrmmncut.
~ by tnhiu= tho O,d Rr. EaaIlUci
Nonucrfui Electric Pills.
Scxually Weak Married or Single Men.
VINO are suffering tagging OF their
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these wonderful Electric Pills which re-
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The pills have cured many thousands of
men who had battlcd for years against
the mental and physical suffering of LOST
manhood. 1t is II home treatment and
an men who suffer with any form OF
sexual weakness. premature loss of SEX
ual strength and memory. weak back or
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~ nome They stop night drains at once
Pr1ce 81 per box, boxes fun treat
ment. 50. Pals sent closely sealed nil
charges prepaid. day order is received on
receipt of price. Special directions sent
with each order. OUR MEDICAL ROCK
describes ahovc-named troubles: also
Structure, Naricocole. etc. Send for II TO-
uay-our institute established 1915 Address
hAI.L0CK MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
no Court ST., BosI0n, Mas.
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

H OR RENT-STORES. zoe, coi. FOG
church street. at present occupied
~ s. Bachrach & Bro. ID. L. Levy and
Mrs. $ Il. Anderson: possession !anu-
MY Isl 1899. Apply to J. q. BANTER.
no 2ll Church street orlStf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

BE sure you are right. then go to New
York Dental Rooms to have teeth ex-
tracted: No pain. Newest Discovery.
n. y Dental Rooms ONLY, 3cl Main
street. corner Talbot Ennes
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

X OR RENT. THE THREE STORY
nrlcR building, corner Water and
Eayeite streets. formerly occupied by &,
w. Grandy a. Sons Possession given Mt
3 %; Apply at office OF BYRD. Raid
" t-N ~ W.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

J. HMONAl: : DIR. BROWN HAS RE
All moved his office and residence ia $50
church street. over Seneca's Drug Store
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24
UnCeasing
Bargain Wonders

The most triumphant record of popular en-
thusiasm ever known in Merchandising
siege of undated selling an opportunity of
Greater and Greater Buying Of Fine Clothing
and Furnishings by crowds and crowds of
Bargain Seekers, continually patronizing the
various departments of the Big Store THAT is
the history achieved by the Marvellous Bargain
Creations at the Great Stock Relief UNLOADING
Sale, and thus will it be continued for this
week, merciIessIy sacrificing and unreservedy
slaughtering every heavy weight Garment in
this magnificent stock, to convert everything
possible into cash before the close of the
season. If you are money saver seeking
double and treble worth in Reliable Clothing
and furnishings of standard manufacture, this
Wonderful Sale must stand in your eyes as a
chance demanding your imperative and imme-
dlate attention.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24
MEMS OuERcOATS.


TT NT The Stock Relief Cut Price
SI.35 on a SPECIAL a.sortment of
marvels of cheapncss and goodness. and
contain all points of Gentcel and dressy
appearance which to obtain more than
double their cost would usually haveto be
expended. Here are short, medium and
Full length Overcoats in kerseys-Chev-
iots-Beavcrs and Coverts-any hcft-any
color and shade of brown or tan-blue and
black-Ovcrcoats to suit all deas-aGes-
sizes and tastes-truc money savers TO
shrewd buyers that know q bargain when
they sec 1t.
60 co The Stock Relief Cut Price
M M on picking OF costler
W grades and finer qualities OF
Mems Overcoats to force final clearance
of the Overcoat stock-opportunitics for
money saving were never greater-Ovcr-
coat buying never timelier than now.
Nine SiNty-Ninc gets n choice of strictly
up to date OverEarments. as nattily cut.
made. trimmed and finished as 1t is pos
sible to make them. Box Coats in Tan
Coverts and Cheviots-Black and Blue
Kerscys and Beavers with fun or me-
dunn loose cut backs-knee length cats
with shaped or box blackstone self
lined-others with good quality silk. satin
or worsted livingston a quick move OF
the Overcoat stock-your pick apd choice
Nine SixtX.Nine.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24
FOR RENT.

u OR RENT. ROOMS.-TWO NICELY
- furnished communicating rooms win
neat 5000; best location in Bram,,lcton.
BIG Claiborne avenue fniSiw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24
AGENTS WANTED
BOARDERS,

L with or without board at 2I Cburct
street. opposite st. Paurs Church.
fef5-ims
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

AIDES NEEDING TREATMENT
- TOT lrrcsulnr.;ics. Icucorrhora ar
any otncr ovarian Troubles consult DP
!!ACkSCN; ll2 w. Mulberry street ini.
timore. Md. Private sanitar!um: ira
nurses, i"'HcU
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

u OR SALE. : HOUSEHOLD AMI
~ Kitchen furniture at half price: must
seH. Apply at liz High street. Norfolk,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

S25,O(lO I ho iilsNP on OK !. TIE Z
association plan. w II. S.NRGEAN,r II
Noom "a. Iowenbcrg Bldg fei5in:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

n OR SALE.-A RARE CHANCE on
easy terms, boarding house fur
nished complete, with ten good PAWN,
poarders who will remain If taken hv the
proper parties; nicely located. iii health
mo cause of selling. Address x. care
vi aH-iiiot fe2l-Iw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

r. OR SALE;-s5,oo0 STOCK SHOES,
~ Clothing, Dry Goods, &c. corner
store. best stand In Wilson. y. c.; bus
ness done last year $40. 900 Possession -.
once; Apply L. BAKER. Wilson. n. {,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

MONEY! TO LOAN IN ANY
,. amounts; no delay.
easiest terms LEO JuDSON Academy
-E s'S p''iu'"S ja21-lin,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24
CHILDREN'S WEAR.

O0e For Childrcn's Suits OF slightly
SJE. solid Black ana Brownish lab
rics-fteefcr Jackets, with hand
somely braided wide sailor collars. in
sizes from TO sand plain double brea St
ed jackets in tho larger sizes-comment
for value totally unnecessary-if inter-
tsted in Children's Attire cheap-bargain
time is now.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24
FOR SALE.

r OR SALE. : ONE STEAM Pro
\ peller. in good working condition
newly painted. length 40 feet, beam ii
1eet. draft loaded } feet Q inches; carries
,4Vo bushels OF corn or 10000 feet lumber
Apply to L. S. WILEY. Elizabeth civ.
Az. -. feI7-fr, tu,tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

u OR SALE. : THE BANK SALOON
II NO. II Bank street. For particuInrs
enc SI terms apply to LOYALL &. TAYLOR
rs Bank street. feIe'tf>'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

ID ROF. JAMES a IfARVEY'S 1,t
\ mense success in all urinary troubles
for constipation. indigestion and ali hIon5
troubles. 425 Church street '''u
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

ADIEsr Chichester's English Pennyoya Pills
"a Ts. no o, R.snd g.s9 are the Best & n:.I
for l, oSche.i t' Gh ss aesirfe m n'sS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24

C1AN UPRIGHT PIANO, COST g
O 4 ~ months ago sG25: beautiful
ease; rich superb tone: party compelled
20 iehVe CITY: VIII sacrifice piano for $40
Il . II l. T. = DINING; SALOOH
4 we'll established IN splendid location
end going a good business: cheap - +
80 VI 6lIlun- fllot- taoo-tf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-25
NIT MURRAY CoRRECTs.
Washinasou Man Who Saw "sam
Haas Last Fight"

To the Editor. ] Notice In recent
Sundays issue OF your paper an account
Of sam HAS Last Fight" the noted
Texas highway imam and rubber. in the
town af Refund Rock. which "a "A state
nenf Of ene Mr.. croSker. which IS not 4
correct one. Being present and partici-
pat.ng m the light ana chase 81 Rsss and
his EauE this cesgsicr. / will give
your readers the true facts In the case
AZ this time lass had three followers
via jackson. Barnes and man namsi
Murphy. the hast being a traitor, who
had uosiae.i the officers Of the plan 10
rob the hank en the ssd OF July. ts7s.
The outlaws arrived In the stcia.ty -
the intended haaa-ap az. the night of the
s,ah and eame~a near the grave ssrAi
The next morning ard Sol Reeestx were
out horse hunting ard came upou them
Can,pea la the brush. and ane Of the han
DIS made US promise act 10 reveal their
presence. saying they were Texas Rang
whana they were xssng TO arrest
The officers bad planned te capture
BASS and his gang when they catered the
bank. Dick Ware with squad Of Texas
Rangers, had been sent 60 assist In abe
capture. besides sosns twenty-five or
thirty cons,ahles. shersas. msrshAis.
deputy marshals aad deputy sheriffs were
there.
About o'clock In the afteraooa et the
day before tA~ robbery Bass jackson
and Barssss Jeff Murphy az camp and
rode into town 90 make q few purchases
Of such thingS as they needed. Hstchinx
1hsir horsca ~ The KpAr q The opera
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-25
"LOoK FOR THE WOMAN"


Great Male Authors Only Spokesmen
Of Retfrinw Female Genius.
Look for the woman Is having a new
application by the Paris feministes. In
their newspaper. the Fronde. they have
undertaken researches to establish the
truth that all great authors OF the male
sex have been only the spokesman Of re-
firing feminine genius. Balzac did not
really invent the Coincide Humane" at
all: Ii was the work Of his sister. Laure
de Survilie, who is only known to the
reading world by reason OF the charming
account which she left of her illustrious
brother Nine. Victor Hugo. and not her
husband, broke down the barriers OF clas-
sicism with Hermann" Baude!aire .crfb-
bed" the "Ffeurs du Maj from a negress
whom he loved. Mere revelations are to
follow. An ingenious critic foresees that
the principles may be extended to other lit
eratures and arts-that We shall soon learn
that "Othello'' and the '-Sonnets" were
the work, not OF Bacon. but Of Queen
Elizabeth. that 1t was not Raphael. hut
the Fornorina who painted immortal ma
donnas. that the true secret Of Carlyle's
life was his wife's authorship OF ''Sartor
Resartua'' and that the Vita Nuoya''
contains cryptogram TO show that Beat
rice wrote the Inferno"
The real influence OF women in the pro-
duction OF mems masterpieces in too Sc
curely established to be In need of such
faBciful support. John Stuart Mil direct
ly credited Mrs. Taylor with all that was
best in Ibis writings. Stevenson's debt to
his critic on the hearth was confessed
Daudet's acknowledgements to his wife
were as profuse as they were deserved
There IL even talk that Nine Rostand had
no small share in '-Cyrano York
Evening Post.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-25
sTRAWS OF FASHION.
Indicating the Prevailing Winds Of
Custom.

Hand-painted silk gauxes and mousse
line de sole are favored materials for
evening gowns. with tulle and point
d'esprit in the lead.
Taffets in pale coIors Is also used for
evening gowns. Ii is trimmed with flower
designs OF white mousseline de sole out
lined with narrow ribbon. and the skirt
opens over tahlier Of tuiie trimmed cross
wise with spangied lace insertion
Narrow black velvet ribbon Is used to
trim soiored piaae gowns.
Brsiliantine Of the finest, most silky
quality ia the favored material for bath
ing suits. unless wool is required, and
then French bunting and English serge
are the best fabrics, Cream-colored braid
on white serge or mohair, which forms
the ccior and belt, ~ the favorits trim
ming. but for the sake or variety lace
yokes are one feature OF decoration
Black. blue and white are the popular
colors.
Gray feather boas are all the rage In
Paris.
Braids finished with a short fringe are
among the new dress trimmings.
sun plated skirts Of linen lawn are very
good style trimmed tire width OF hem
frern the lever edge with a wide hand of
cream lace insertion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-25
CHAMPION OF GREAT BRITAIN.
Miss Henlet, Little Irish Lass OF II,
Harmed Away FROM Experts.

Miss Heslet, an irish lass, Is the wonder
q. British golting circles. A l!-year-old
cir, tbs. Ulster miss has won the Irish
cham pionxnlp and followed that triumph by
comlnr from the ladies' open champion
shin Of Ssreart Britain a victor.
In the open championship Miss Hezlet
atsn,avsd superb form in every match. Not
or,v did she play with remarkable skill.
hnt when in several rounds misfortune
nlared hsr in the rear In the early part OF
IN. competition she summoned her nerve.
ana by courageous play made up the loss
ani qualified
Miss Hexlet won the first round without
sx.rt,ora ana saved the geeon4 round from
rn,notony hy her dash,ng golf. Miss Carr
Vas her opponent. Al The start the latter
secured. lead Miss Hs1iet soon reached
her adversary. and both we're on eyen
terms after several haivsd holes at the
szexsnu,ng of the home journey.
Every stroke Of the Celtic girl was
5isrsay Of accuracy. and at the fifteenth
hoi. Miss Hexiet was entitled TO compete
ia the third ronni The third ro1na was
p,zyess To the accompaniment OF rain and
: s,yfherxasre wind from the northwest
Es,. the elements Did nor hinder Miss Hex-
1...S clever work tn the least. She quail
oea for the fourth and afsh with plenty to
spare.
Mss pot a player ~ some note. sas the
aoronen. az the Emerald Isle Eosfer In the
ssrns-fsnsis SIZE rs6e a plucky effort. asd
for n time the issue vas In doubt But
approaching the nnz9 Of sas round xtss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-25
HAS THIS DOG A POsTMAN'S sOULf
An Albany Settlers Queer Fancy for
Helping Deliver Letters.

Some time ago q story was told about
horse which was owned by farmer at
Lish N Y. which showed its foneness for
a young woman OF that place in such
marked and unmistakabIe manner that
some people of the place expressed the be-
lief that the spirit OF the young womans
lover. who had died a few years before
the horse appeared on the scene had re-
turned In the horse The young man, the
story went. was a firm believer n the
transmigration OF souls, and before his
death he called his sweetheart and told her
that even If he died he would always be
with her In some form. and would in any
form demonstrate his affection for her.
The young woman. a Miss Davis. acquir-
q. possession or the animal. and. although
she did not subscribe TO the theory adj
yarcda by some OF her friends named the
animal Jesse after her dead lover. and
had comfortable room built next 10 the
house. In which he was maintained In
horse luxury.
nance comes from Albany. A rractic!ng
physician in that place owns a handsome
Irish setter. The sog II great pee in the
family. and Is remarkably intelligent.
HE minds his own business, has no bad
habits and would De perfect If Il we're not
for one trick sad the owner. ''ani We
forgive him that, since We knew the rea-
son Tor ".
The setter takes every opportunity 20 get
on. o. the haa<e early in the morning. and
1T is noticed that whenever he gets away
he makes a straight dash Gown the Capitol
hill and never stops untJ he gets - tho
.sos,nsfics. There the deg awaits until the
letter carriers come on. with their delivery
pouches, and the first man in the street
has the dogs company until he returns 20
the postosiee. He has no fasori;e on the
force. any letter carrier seems 10 suit his
purpose. and his anxiety TO make the
rounds HIS familiarity with the hours Of
duty ard his friendship Tor the uniformed
carriers have caused many people to resn:
To the dog as proof that sasrs ~ sosrs-
thing In ;he .ranxmigratiom ~ soais theory
and that the ensrss Of q sireG-ous carrier
has found It's way into TIE daSa.ug setter.
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