{"newspaper_name": "Arkansas intelligencer.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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I. Postage. Un aud after July I, Is Is
on letter not exceeding half an ounce in weight
sent any distance not exceeding three hundred
miles. five cents.


5!2. " hen sen, any distance over three hun.
drcd miles. ten cents.


3l3 For every additional weight Of half an
ounce or any fractional exec IS of less thnn halt
uu OUNCE there hail be charged an additional post.
ago OF five Or ten cents, according to The distance.
4 haipnce is FURNISHED To Office, for tho pur-
pose Of enabling pos,masters 10 ascertain the
weight Of letters and packets.


524. On letters droPped in the post Office for
delivery in tie same place. two cents each.


525. On letters Gdrtriised as remaining on and
there shalt be charged when d+lvored out. besides
the rcsn lar postage. the cost of advertising. which
will b, on each letter TWO cents; or four cents #
advertised IN two papers.


5a6. hat is subj, CT 10 letter postage is d. fined
10 be letters in manuscript or paper Of nnv KIND
conveyed in the mail. by or uIon which Infor
nation shall be asked for or communicated in
writing. or bv marks nr signs


J37. A letter nraileJ "n or before the 3O,h
June, 1915. is to be charged with the rates pre-.
scrIJed by the act of 1873, and postage is to be
received ana collected thereon agr, cuby to the





till tho ls' July, or after. -t


$40. The authority heretofore given to post
masters, 10 send money free of postage to publishers
of Newspapers in pa ymentaof subscriptions being
Withdrawn. the following regulation is substitutes:


Money may be left with a postmaster. in no
instance exceeding ten dollars, for tho purpose of
Icing raid to distant publishers. if said publishers
shall so desire. for any newspaper OF ImmI kIet.
deliverable from his office. The po.tmrs,rr may
retain one per cent. and give hts cerpr Tor t.e
balance iIr is nn dIatrly 10 repor, the pa yment,
" th ir names oi The parties. 10 the postmaster
through whom said amount is to be paid TO the
publisher. and To nrge himself upon his '.gcnrr.
al account with the United States" with tie
amount received, deductlng the ono per cent. un.
der the head Of moneys receivt d for subscrI-
tIuns; stating tho NAM of tine payor. the name
4 the psyee. "tf 20 were payable. amount. and
me when uccivtd, and shall make II full and
faithful return 10 the General Post Office OF ali
such cases al the end OF each quarter. When
presented the postmaster at the Office where Y.
be, is To pay tie amount in said n ceIpi deduct.
.ng "ne per cent. which receipt, after being en-
jcrsed by the publisher, he will forward as