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THE SUBSTITUTE A football story By Walter Camp Published by D. Appleton & Co., New York, illustrat- cd Sl1H: at Juud's

THE SUBSTITUTE A football story.
 By Waiter Camp Published by D.
 Appleton & Co,, New York; illustrat-
 cd $l.l6; at Judd's
 The fame Of Walter Camp as an au thority on football, editor of the Foot ball Guide member of the rules com mlttee, and chooser of All-Amerlcan teams, Is SO well established that a football story from his pen ought to be success from the start and the more so as he proves himself as ready with tho pen as a story teller as he is when consulted as an authority in his prominent field of athletics, or depend- ing the game from It's traducers,
 The Substitute" is in fact already success judging from the piles of the book which have found a market already in this city alone And very attractive yarn it Is for boys while even the weather, beaten old grad or other lovers of the game, will take lively interest in its pages The hook Ia one to fire the hearts of young nspirauts for football honors and they will follow with upahatlng zeal and interest and sympathy the features of the young Yale substitute, and rejoice with Joy which will not down when the Sub gets his chance and wins glory and honor In lercely contested football struggle for the supremacy between Yale and Princeton The au- thor takes up tho story of when the "Kid" makes up hls mind al his preparatory school to enter Yale. The youngsters experiences as a "FrsshIe,' " as a candidate for "the eleven and his subsequent achievements are tnll with spirit and animation and our young hero not only wins out in the great games and with only a much bruised ankle, hut keeps clean and clear from dissipation and comes out from his college course as he went in, honest generous. wholesome brave and true. one of type of worthy of yalc and good home rural training Besides the story itself much of interest re garding football crops out HOW and then and the early pages tell vlydlI of the opening scenes of the college year at old Eli The work Is hand somely bound in Yale blue and has four spirited Illustrations 'n colors: the last showing Dick, tho sub. when he had his eye on the Princeton center's hands srasping tho hall"
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DAVE AND ELISABETH By Nurlel
 Campbell nyar, with frontsplece
 sl 70. Published by Harper e Rroso
 New York.
 DsWe and Elisabeth are an old New England country couple. rather poor. |, off as the world reckons. but rich in sntll joys and especially rich in c,ntentment The author relates the simple but deeply touching story of their lives with q fine appreciation. The author ls an Ohio woman whose stories of New England have attract. al attention In Harper's magazine Her new book shows the touch of a writer who gets very close 10 the heart of old age, and is exquisitely sensitive 10 the charm of uneventful married lives that have long passed the full l-blooded years, Davie and Elisabeth are wonderful in their way too, and quite Irresistible at times like those when Davle first brings Fllss- beth into the home and gives her the six horse hair cnalra, or when Elisa beth is too weak to punish old dog Luke. because once he saved Davie's life; or when Dsvie has his picture taken (which Elisabeth said was a
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ia not impossible that The Advan- lures of Charles Edward which nas been as popular in England as 1t has In this country, may also be dramat- lzed
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Harrison Rhodes the author of "Tne Adventures of Charles Edward" has returned from abroad to assist in the production of ais play "A Gentle man from Mississippi under the management of William A. Brady
 with Thomas A. Wise as the star. IL
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A Reliable Remedy
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good pictureD and after ne sees it Is never quite the same again or when both of them fail to see the sighting amusement they and their small house arouse in the city people wno have been invited into their parlor to rest; or when they have their first parting. when Blisabeth must go 10 the great doctor in the city and comes nome well to a happy old man who waits to lift her beside him in the wagon and to take aer home behind the plodding old gray horse, Delicacy, humor sentiment, and most winning grace of expression have carved this story into a little cameo of literary fancy
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

Little, Brown & Co., Boston, an nounce fifth printing of The Hem lock Avenue Mystery" Roman Double days detective story; an eleventh prinne of Anne Warmers comedy romance, The Reiuvenstion of Aunt Mary" third printing of the Woodruff Anjerson's story of the Northwest, The Heart of the Red Firs. the twenty.hrst printing of Miss Walters The Wood Carver of 'Luy- pus," third printing of Mary Inlay Tavlor's Washington story, "The Reaping, and the eleventh printing of Eliza Calvert Halls Aunt Jane of Kentucky"
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IN PEANUT LAND By Eva beam
 R r Tanno Co., publishers, IS East
 Seventeen F street. New York sl2S.
 Children, big and little who are fortunate enough to get q look at the above. mentioned hook will be both amazed and delighted at the ngen- iously told tale of the little folks. Tn Peanut Land" while the illustrations on every page, representing the pea nut people. young and old, afford no end of amusement, so cleyerly are their doings in this hitherto, unknown country portrayed. So, no, for the peanut land Seek out this new book and see what an original writer has given you young folks to enjoy The book ought to have big run In the approaching holiday season
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ROVER THE FARM DOG, pr Lily

ROVER THE FARM DOG, Bv Lilr r.
 WeseeIhoeft author of "snarrow ih..
 Tramp Jack the Fire Dog. "FoXy
 tt4 Tathful.' etc Fully illustrs tod
 by William Kirkpatrick Published
 hy Little Brown < Co., Boston Sc5.
 An interesting and amusing new story which tells of two country chll- drcn. whose happy days on their fathcrs farm Will make city children envious Their grandmother Is their good comrode who joins thom in many q merry game, and in the long winter eyennEs reads to them many 8 good story of the various adventures of tho Bark and Whine cluh Dogs from France. Germany, England and Alaska belong t0 the club, and the story of their lives as told by Grandma can not fal to interest young readers A aolt and several Kittens also figure to advantage in tho story
 As in all Mrs Vessolhoefts books. Kindness to animals Is inculcated and children are encouraged 10 treat them with thoughtfulness and consideration THE WIDE AWAKE GIRLS By kath
 arlur Ruth Ellis Illustrated by
 Senre GallaR Rh"r Decorated cloth
 t15o. Published hy Little, Brown &
 Co., Boston
 The first volume of 4Tho wide Awake Girls seree" ls delightfully."- fresh and unhaohnoyed story beginning with q letter to B magazine which brings Hannah F.ldred into commuri- cation with girls living in Wisconsin, Oregon and Germany
 The circumstances which take her to live with each of the three In turn, the variety of interests offered by the diff ferent surroundings. and the especial qualities of these jolly, well bred com ranions are described with animation and with touches cf delicious humor Accurate accounts of schoolgirl life in Germany and experiences in western preparatory school where Greek letter societies flourish, add novelty and in torest. while the glimpses of simple, refined homo lifa which are shown to the reader throughout the book, give it background of never ceaeing charm The accounts of school girl life in Ger many will doubtless make the young American readers appreciate the fact that they are Americans. with SO much more freedom and chances for good time" From Berlin Hannah goes to 3 prepare tory school in wisconsin where is shown the evils as well as tho good of such school Katharine Ruth | Ellis. the author, has pictured fun loving yet high minded little heroine, and the other characters are as life like
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Margaret Holmes Bates, president of the Daughters of Ohio, has added another book to thc long Hat she nas already written, and this one is being brought out by The C, M, Clark Pub fishing company Boston, Mass 1t is only fair to this brilliant authoress to say that undoubtedly "Sllas Krke- downs Sons" is the finest thing she has vet done In literature. Her pub
 fishers arc enthusiastic over the orig
 inality Mrs. Bates displays in her pow erful handling of the underlying theme which runs through her story.
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''The Firing Line of a National Campaign by John R, Winchell, the leading article in the November Met ropolitan Magazine. is 8 timely and interesting paper which carries the reader behind the scenes of a great presidential fight and shows him the inner workings of the national com mittee. Speed on the Land, on the Sea and in the Air" is the valuable contribution by Charles H. Cochrane. showing how the world must go faster as It's activities broaden. Brander Matthews discusses The Play and the Plain People" H. N n. Peirce, United States minister to Norway, writes entertainIngly of the strange land to which his diplomatic travels have taken him Eustace Miles, the famous English expert on exercise and diet contributes a valuable paper on "The Way 10 Rest" which he thinks of particular importance to Americans.
 Among the strong short stories In this uncommonly interesting number are Saint Luke's Summer" by Mary Cholmondeley; "A Perfect Guard" by R. F.. Vernede; Convincing MT. WhIpple," by Frederic Walworth Brown The Game With the Blues, " by Lucy Pratt; "The Intruder" by Roland Ashford Phillips, and At the Top of the Bow" by Clinton Danger feld.-The Metropolitan Magazine Publishing Company. New York City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-03

First National Bank of Kiowa vs..
II. II. McIish and J. y. Wall.
First National Bank OF Gainesville
VS.. J. B. Talaferro, ct al.
G. w. Young VS.. N. B. Woolsey.
G. II. Butler VS.. ". o. Roster.
Calvin Young VS.. G.. ID. Petit.
Tottle Wheeler Mercantile Co. vs..
J. w. Banks Mercantile Co, ct al.
b. c. Cothran VS.. c. II. |. & T..
Ry. Co.
Annie Bowman, Admx., vs.. G. c..
& s. +. Ry. Co.
A. j. Chapman VS.. Henry Cooper.
Ardmore Brick & Tile Co. vs.. Ard.
more Foundry Bridge & Machine
Co.
j.. Y. Bonner VS.. w. p. Poland.
w. NJ Self VS.. w. T. Caple, ct AZ.
Mrs NJ. Il. Lewis VS.. w. r. Caple.
Nose Tyson VS.. r. W. Frame,
ct al.
Thomas p. stewor, VS.. Guy 7.
Lcdbetter.
Bankers National Bank Of Ard.
more VS.. Bankers Trust Company Of
Ardmore.
j. 7. Orr VS. City OF Ardmore.
First National Bank OF Madlll Va
/ c. A. Burns, Adm, ct al.
]. X Garner vs.. Mary and John
Ellis.
Ed Byrd vs.. Della and Arthur
Alexander.
Joseph Weiss, ct al, VS.. City oI
Ardmore.
Edgar 4. Bancroft. trustee. VS.. J
f.. Whitehead, ct al.
Artesian Mfg. Co. VS.. Crown Bot
Ting & Mfg. Co.
G. r. VERNON. Clerk.
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Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate by
Guardian.
wk2s16

In the matter of the Guardianship Of
Neeley Wallace and Annie Wallace,
Minors
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
Of an order of the County Court Of the
County OF Marshall. State of Okla
homa, made on the 27th day of No
vembcr 1908, the undersigned guardian
of the estate of Neeley Wallace and
Annie Wallace, minors. will sell
at private sale to the highest bidder
subject to confirmation by said Court
on or after the 21st day Of December
\. d. 1908. at 10 o'clock a. m. at Ma
dill. Oklahoma. all the right. title and
interest OF said Neeley Wallace and
Annie Wallace Minors. I'm and to the
following des, iDed real estate situate
in Carter County, State of Oklahoma.
to-wit:
The w II OF n W a. and n w 4
of S w a of Section Twenty-eight
(2S). and Z y of T. " of n Il 4 Of
Sec. Twenty.nine (29).
Surplus: + y of L u OF S w u,
and n y Il of S w u aEd : WI OF
N w u OF S Il u. and w y of S w
a of S Il u, Sec. Twcaty (2)). and
w y of S f u of n L u. and n Y
of N Il a of S Il u. and S Il u OF
n z u of S f u. and N w u of n w
u of n = u, and n f Il OF n + u
of y w u. Section Twenty-nine (20.
All in Township Five South, Range
Two West
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms anl conditions. to-wt:
For cash in hand on delivery of
deed.
Bids for the purchase thereon must
be in writing and must be filed In
the County Court or delivered to the
undersigned at Madill, Oklahoma.
Dated the 27th day of November.
1908. w. T. BARRY,
wk-2-9-16 Guardian
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Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate.

In Probate No 331.
Pursuant 10 an order made anu
entered of record on the 2Sth day
of November. 1908, in the Probate
Court Of Bryan County. Oklahoma
I, Marie ]. Aday, Guardian Of the
persons and estates II Anna Bessie
Cook, Jennie Donnie Cook, and Myrtle
Lee Cook, will offer for sale at
private vendue to highest bidder on
the 18th day OF December, 1908,
bids to be left at the Offices Of Crook,
Kyle & Crockett, or Chas. A. Phil.
lips County Judge. Durant Oklaho-
ma, the following described real
estate, to-wit:
Nia of NWA OF SEA, Sec. 80,
TwD. S. II 6 f. Lot No. !. and
NJ Of SEh of NEh. SWA of
SEA of NEh. Lot No. 4, and SWA
Of NWh. all in Sec. /, Twp. s.
r. Z f, surplus allotment, Myrtle Lee
Cook
VIZ of NEA, sen of NEA, Sia
of NEh of NEh Nw14 of NEh
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Tuesday. December the 9th.

H. H. Chaflin Co ct al. vs., X. Man
dell aud Lcibettcr a medsoe.
Joe r. Robinson vs. Jake Masterson
and j. u. Arnold,
Joe +. Robinson, Guar, rs. J. Il
Arnold
Tribal Doyel, Co vs. J. T. Coleman
First National Bank of Durnnt vs.
First National Bank of Tishomingo.
Eina Alvtrsou ct al, VS. William
James ct al, Bryon Drew. lntcrploader
W b. Jansen VS.. Arthur ID. Hyde.
c. X. Smith vs.. Martin Brown ct al
Commercial Nat. Bank OF X. c. VS.
C, W. Mcmillan.
Louis Pebwonth ct al 5s Cephu
James ct al
John W. Hall ct al VS. +. NJ. Fox ct
al
Matte Lindsey vs.. W. a. Merit c
al
II. d Foster Rec. vs. Lewis Mich
OILS ct al.
II. L. Foster. Rec, VS.. Charles Col
bert G. al.
II. Il. Foster. Rec, vs.. Kirby Pur
dom.
Wednesday, December the 9th.
Griffith 4 Company vs.. Ardmore
Wholesale Grocery Co,
W. I, Phillips, Rec, ". Guarante
Loan g. Banking Co. Dallas. Tex.
S. NJ Fuqua vs, G. l., Lowery ct al
George ". Mcmillan VS., BIN Wash
ington.
George W, Mcmillan VS.. Isaac and
Susie Johnson.
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Friday. December the I'm.

Rosa Anderson vs. G. NJ. Joiner.
j. NJ. Robbcrson vs.. Epps Allen ct
al
Joe T, Robinson, Guar, VS. Joe
Henry, ct al.
International Bank OF Coalgate VS.,
Mullen a Mullen ct al
ID G. Flenniken vs.. a, ID, Hyde ct
al.
Westheimer & Daube vs., Frisco Ry
Co.
j. W. Perry VS.. |. r. Mason
c. L. Johnson vs.. w. Il. Johnson.
+, Renzleman VS. ]. s. Mullen.
Denver Fruit 4 Vegetable Growers
Assoc. VS. G. T. Miller 4 Co.
Walter Mclaughlin. by Il. c, Nc
Laughlin. Guar, VS.. Ardmore Loan a
Trust Co.
NJ. ID. Abbott VS.. C. T.. Virgins.
|. II. Bynum vs.. c. +. Sullivan.
j ID. Kirby VS.. J. T. Coleman.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

STATE OF OKLAHOMA. county Of
Garvin, IS. In the County Court.
In the matter of the Guardianship of
Dewey and Robert Lamey. minors
Notice is hereby given in
pursuance of an order of the
County Court of the County of
Garvin, State of Oklahoma, made on
the 18th day of October, 1908. the
undersigned Guardian of the estate of
Dewey and Robert Lamey. will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder
subject to confirmation by said
County Court on Monday. the 21st day
of December. A. ID. 1908. at 9 o'clock
p. m. at the door of the County Court
House at Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, all
right. title and interest that the said
estate has by operation of law or
otherwise. acquired In and TO the fol.
lowing described real estate. situated
in Carter and Garvn Counties. State
OF Oklahoma. to-wit:
Land of Dewey Lamey to be sold
being L y of NE4 of VIZ Sec. &c,
TIP. South, Range West in Carter
County.
That the lands of Robert Lamey to
be sold being the n w u of y Il Il
Of S + u of Sec. &C. TIP. South.
Range . West in Carter County. Ok
lahoma. and also n. 1886 acres of LOT
., Section 80. township North. Range
1 NNnot In, Enruln County Gtnin n
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Of NEh, all in Sec. Is. Twp. s.
II . f, surplus allotment of Jennie
Donnie Cook.
VIZ of Eik, WY, Swh of SEh
Of SEA, all n Sec 90. Twp. s
r l +; NWh of NEh of SwA.
SEA Of NEh of SwA, all in Sec
80, Twp. 3 S. r 6 +. part surplus al
lotment of Annie Bessie Cook.
SWh of NWh. VIZ of SWA
sWh of SEA Of NEA, NJ OF
NEA of SEA, all in Sec. 10, Twp. 3
$, II L. and SEA of SEA Of
NEh. Sec. /. Twp. Z $ II Z +,
Homestead of Anna BESSIE Lvon.
Separate bids In writing must be
made for the separate allotments
of said minors, and when made by
non-residents of the State of On
lahoma, must be accompanied by a
certified check for the amount bid.
and when made by citizens of the
state Of oklahoma, must be accom-
panied by certified check for ten
per cent of the amount bid. Checks
of non-accepting bidders will be
promptly returned. said bids to be
opened by Chas. A. Phillips, at 3
o'clock p. m. on said date.
MARIE j. ADAY
Guardian of sad Minors
wll 2-91G
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The Garner Company VS.. John Day
idson.
Lee B Lynn VS.. c. X. !. 4 p. Ry. CO
Saturday. December the 18th.
G. s. Mauphin VI. !. l.. Smith.
G.. T.. Mcmillan vs.. Lizzie Giilard
c. u. Scagle W.. J. d. Burts.
G. W. Lowery vs.. J. +. McClatchey
ct al.
Allen p. Clay VS.. Chas. W Robert
son.
Ardmore Wholesale Grocery co. vs..
r. A. Taylor.
L. G. Shelton. Trustee. VS. First Ma
tional Bank Of Maunsyille.
George Il. Walker vs.. Joseph ID.
Wore.
$. A. Apple It al ys. Florence
Burns. $. y. Burns.
w. S. Smith ct al vs.. Sam Noble @
al
NJ y. Abbott VS.. c. l.. Virgins
l.. n. Glenn vs.. city Of Ardmorp.
Guy r. Cobb ct al vs.. James Benton
1t al.
. Monday, December ~. ....
First National Bank OF Mannsyille.
l. r.. VS.. j. +. Wilmington.
G. NJ. Joiner, ct al VS. o. A. Wells
ct al
c. NJ. Joiner, ct al. VS. Walter
Colbert. ct al.
Abs Coffee vs.. J. A. Edwards.
u. s. Joins vs.. l.. p. Hudson. ct q.
A. J. Chapman VS.. II. Hulen. ct al
Lucy Wilson. ct al, VS.. Town OF
Tishomingo.
J. B. Moore. ct al. VS.. Wells Far
go & Co.
j. NJ. Hin VS.. w. II. Hinton e.
al.
C. Manderville VS.. Oscar Paris
ct al.
Ida A. Alexander vs.. Francis Al
exander. ct al.
Henry Schafer vs.. o car Wilke,
son
Peter Schmal VS.. s. II. Copeland
c. II. Moore VS.. Ravia Granite
Ballast Co.
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Oklahoma.
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms and conditions, to-wit:
one half cash, and the remainder in
two equal payments in six and twelve
months respectively. The said de-
ferred payments to bear interest at
the rate Of per cent per annum to
be secured by security to be approved
by the Court.
Dated the 2nd day Of November,
1908.
Sampson Lamey. Guardian.
wk.2.9-16
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-03
Tuesday, December IS.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-03
SETTING OF THE CIVIL
and CRIMINAL DOCKET

George W. Mcmillan ct al VS.. Ma
Cox ct al.
Joe r. Robinson. Guar, vs.. J. $. Mul
len. ct al.
George W, Mcmillan VS., Metti
Johnson.
George W. Mcmillan vs.. Mollic ;
Sampson.
g. T.. Roger VS.. J. H. Adams ct al
j. E McCarty vs.. J. II. Adams ct al
j, f. Youns vs.. c. $, Beavers, ct al
Ruth Williams vs. Charles Sprako
Tharsday, December ,he 10th.
George W. Mcmillan IS. Howar
Beet ct al
George W. Mcmillan VS.. Wiley
Johnson et al.
H. H. Plgh Us. W. b. Jefrrics.
A. j. Peck et al IS. Chlckasaw Tel
cphonc Co.
Frlncis wills IS Davis 4 Turne
Falls Ry. Co
John Parker VS. Joe Henry
j. q. Rolls vs, George NJ Buck
holts.
City National Bank ot Ardmore vs.
Brown 4 Wolverton.
Ruth Williams, by her guar. VS.
Cheslcy Pearce.
W. H. Utley VS. City National Bank
OF Ardmore
George W. Mcmillan vs.. SallIe J
Morris.
George W. Mcmillan VS. Wencr
Morris
George W. Mcmillan vs.. Billy Jack
son.
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Monday, December %.

Chas. p. Abbott. ct al. VS.. CarlocS
a CIuce. o. al.
Ardmore Natiohal Bank vs.. W. J.
Wilson. ct al.
Mlllie Jane Roberts ct al VS.
Charles X. Allen.
l.. A. bsram VS.. 7. II. Parker.
ct al.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-03

Wild geese. ducks, quail and bot
cats are said TO be more than plentr
full around burning Mountain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-03

w. c. Kendall vs.. ]. II. Dilard.
Western Casket Co. VS.. Brown &
Ardmoro v,o,os,,. crooorv 70 ..
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D. D. ii'iiiS Vs. ~ - S'inpson'
Saturday, December 1s.
Eprain Fields, by his next frieno
Matte Fields. VS.. G. c. & S. +. II.
r. Co.
T. A. Fox. o, al vs. John ".
Han of nj
c.,,..,.r - rp. ~ 90.
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NJ
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-01-14
VERMONT NEWS
Items Of Interest From Fourteen
Counties in the State.

The rates on express packages for
all places in Vermont have been ad-
vanced from forty to so cents on each
100 pounds.