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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, Mont, I
May 90, 1880.
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof VII be made before the register reg
John w. Ackley on pre-emption D. s. No. TO-
5O4, for the lots 8 and and SW. a Sc. a, Sec.
s2 TIP. IS north. +. west; lot l. Sec. s. and lot
Sec. 5, Up. IA north, X. 3 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz: Benjamin Townsend Amander
Kimball, James Carter and John Anderson, OF
Wolf Creek, Mont
s. w. LANGHORNE. Register.
First pub. May "a, 1880.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. Mont,
June I, 1879.
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
n lowing named settler has filed notice OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made before the
register and receiver at Helena. Mont. on July
Il. le:D. VIZ: David tsrosser, on Homestead appii-
cation No. ssa. for the wis sw1s and sw,1 nw,s
sec. II. tp II n, raw.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land viz: Goes y. Van Wart, Edward Ahltc IA,
Abraham Thomas and Nilism II. Battersbr. ali
of Helena. Mont. "
s. W. LANGHORNE. Register.
First publication June 8. 1880.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEE-rING-To the stock
- holders Of the Rocky Fork Coal Company d
Montana: Take notice that a meeting of stock
holders of said company for the election of trus-
tees to for the year ending January L. 1891
and until their SUCCESSORS be chosen, and 70,
such other business as may come before the meet
ing. will be held a, the Office of the company in
the First National bank building. Helms. Mon.
lana, the a>,a day Of June, 1870. at u o'clock
noon. by order OF the board of directors,
EDWAkD EDES
Secretary.
Dat ID June 49, 1890.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. Mont, I

Notice is hereby. given that t.e following
named settler has filed notice of his intention ia
make final proof in, support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the register
and receiver at Helena, Mont, on July 22nd 1890,
viz: j. Leroy Moshsr on presumption ID. s., No.
$500, for the NE quarter of Sc quarter OF Sec. 26
TIP. 10 N, range w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz Frank y. Kelsey. Thomas IT.
Roberts, Leroy Powman and Frank Newell, all
of Helena, Mont.
w. LANaHoRNE, Register z
First publication June 20. 1890.
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CONGRESSMAN QUINN, of New York

CONGRESSMAN QUINN, of New York,
q labor representative, proposes to intro
duce a bill in congress providing for a
summer home for the president OF
the United States in order to avoid the
appearance of improperly in the gift of
summer residences by rich men to the
chief magistrate. Rather, would it not
be better to elect presidents who have
too much self-respect to take such gifts
from rich men? Grover Cleveland die
not find it necessary to be protected
from such scandal. He bought and
paid for his own summer house, and
there is no reason why any presiden'
receiving salary of $4,000 per annum
should not provide himself with summe
quarters out of his own purse.
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The Best

The choicest fruit preserves and deliea-
cies. The finest cured ham and breakfast
bacon. The best patent flour at John L.
Murphy 4 Co.'S.
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Herbert Nicholson & Co. are now prepared to
deliver good dry cord wood promptly to any part
of the city. Hay, grain and feed at lowest rates.
Opposite Northern Pacific freight depot. Tele-
phone 24S.
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Notice.

Members of the Helena Athletic associa-
ton who have not paid their subscriptions
will please remit at once to Il. A. Harlow,
treasurer, rooms l and 5 Atlas Block. as it
will be necessary to expend large amount
of money within few days for work con-
tracted for. Il. S. Hill, Secretary.
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Having sold our retail ira le Ia A. Estes we vii
hereafter sell coal at wholesale only.
Don DAVENPORT Coal Co.
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For Rent.
An elegant suite office rooms over ISpE-
PENDENT Office; one fight; front rooms.
H. NJ. PARCHEN
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Notice.

c. T. Kemp. maker of superior notary ana
corporate seal presses. Helena. Mont.
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For Rent.

Don't forget the Military Ball July
Fourth AZ the Arsenal
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CUT GRANITE
AND
SANDSTONE

Notice FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA Month";
June 10, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following
rsmed settler has filed notice of his intention tn
make final proof in support of her claim, and
nd receiver at Helena, Mont, on July ~, 1890,
VIZ: Sarah Z. Marshall, on homestead applica-
lion No. $500, for the sla seh, seA swl<, and lot
Z, sec 70, tp ION, Ira ".
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
sald land. viz: Alfred Sanar, Branch Lyman,
ena, Mont.
S. W. LANGHORN
Register.
First pu blication June IA. 1890.
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TO the uninitiated it is hard to under
stand how game of whist can be honest
and still DO won by q triok.-Binghamton
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SCHEDULE T..
SUGAR.

On and after July 1891. and until July l. 1905 there
shall be paid from moneys In the Treasury not other.
wise appropriated under thu prov soI. Of section Of
10 the producer Of sugar testing not
less than ninety degrees BY the prariecoIe from Jr,
.orrhun. supaI.canr grown within the United States
or from maple sap produced within the United States
bounty Of cents per pound aud upon such sugar
t-sting loss ninety degrees by the polascol~ and
not less than eighty degrees bounty OF and three.
per pound. under such rules and regulations
as the Coimi.on 81 Internal Revenue. with the ap
proval Secretary Of the Treasury shall ureacrbe
The producer OF ssid to be entitled said
bounty shall first nled prior July Of each year
with Commissioner Of Internal Revenue notice Of
place with description Of
machinery and methods 70 be emploIa by him. OIL
estimate OF the amount Of sugar proposed 70 b. produced
In the current ensuing year. including the number
Of mzp. trees tapped. and application for cen-,
to % produce "a be accompanied by bond In penalty
md with 70 be approved by the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue conditioned that he will faithfully OBJ
serve al rules and eaulsoas that shall be prescribed
suoh manufacture and production Of sugar
Tho Commissioner Of Internal Revenue. ulon receiving
the application and bond hereinbfore provided for shall
ssue 70 TIC applicant license to produce sugar
sorghum bcetx. or suGsr.cane grown within the Cntrd
Ststex ar from maple sap produced within the United
States at place aud with the machinery and by the
methods described In the application but said license shall
not extend beyond one year from tho data AereoL
No bounty ahali ee paid 10 any persou engaged
In refining sugars which have been imported into
the United Slater produced In tho United States.
upon which the bounty herein provided for has
already been paid applied for N person unless
h. shall have nrst been licensed herein provided aad
only upos sugar produced such person from sorghum
boots or sugar.cAne grown within The Unikd sutes or
from maple sap produced within the United States The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02

Provided. That imported silt In bond mny ussl In
,urihg fish by ,rscis licensed engage the ash
r"- and Ia nah OIL tie shores Of III" navigsh"
waters Of h tinted stairs under such regulations - the
OF tn" TIra'lry sha! prcscrbe and upon proof
hat the usrd for other the purposes stated
N this provi.o duties "" shal b. Permitted
crowded nrnr Inst eYportoss Of mras whether packed
smoked which have been curot In the United SAtcs with
imported salt shall Satisfactory proof under such ROC
uatlons Secretary OF tho Treasury shall presesbe
hn>r bren cured with imported salt have
refunded IA then from the Treasury the duties paid
alt IN curing such eNpArted mests, IN amounts
han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02

Cotton thread. warn warns. ~
warpy,in WHITTIER slrrl' ~
nd, atr,d h'yord the cnrd ton
u sing. ~ gr,. y ne or t"i't
Ing tno or mr. s.n-l- warns
r,nrr. whether ANS OF
u lundr> .kcn- cops, ar
I'm any Other form. cNc"ie
spo,l thread q. rottol. her"n
afcr provided 90. valued At
not ,A.r ding - cent, per y.
per ~ ............... luz lN
VALUED at - cents pei
=, and no. exceeding 40
cent, per n. per h......iot l3t
Nalu,d at over 10 cents PEI
n and not exceeding %
cents per y. n ..-.c3a zoo
Van d AZ OVER 10 cents per
n ahd not C\ccedug 90
cent, per N. per %. 28t S6o
Vau'd at 30 c"nts per
n and not exceeding 20
cents per Y. per In......3N Ne
Valued at ovrr 20 cents per
n and not exceeding 90
cents per n. per N. $50 $50
Valued at over SOC per N
and not exceeding el per
n per n ............... "" $50
Valued at over 81 per n ad
Spool thread Of cotton containinF
on each spool not exceeding
100 yards Of thread. per doEen"7s 10
Fac erding 100 yards Oh each
spool, for every additional 100
ysrds Of thread fractional
part thereof IN eNccss OF lC6
yards per doren spoos. .......7o 70
Cotton cloth not bleachrd. dyed.
colored. stained. painted Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02
SCHEDULE II.
SPIRITS, WINES AND OTHER BEVERAGES.
SPIRITS.

Nswrste Old ne
Brandy and other spirits manu-.
featured distilled from
grain or other materials and
not specially provided for In
:his act. per proof gallon. ~ 30
Each and cvrrg gauge or wine gallon Ok measure"eo'
shall counted at least one proof gallon na ho su
ard for determining the proof Of brandy and ohcr 'p or
ouors OF any kind imported shall be the sans d tha'
which defined n" laws relating 70 internal revehus
but any brandy other spnous liquors. impor'u IN
casks caDncy than fourteen gallons shs Ok tor
felted the nd Provided That It shoi o" law"
f for the OF tho Treasury In his diocreHon
authorize Of the proof u wines eoaa'
or other lauor- by dsaton oth"Pwfse In csse "hers
IL Is inprncticaic ascertain such proof by ne means
prescribed By existing law or regulations
On all compounds preparations OF when d's''ncu
sprs are component part OF chief value. not specially
provided In this act here shall be lsS1eo ouV no
les. than that imposed upon distilled spirits.
Coitias. liquors. srrack, ab
sinth~, kirschwnsscr, raAfa
and other sprituOus beverages
or bt.ers OF all kinds contain
ing spirits. and not specially
provided for per proof gallon - so e2
80 lower rate or amount Of duty shall be levied. co
lcc,cd and paid on tr,ndy spirits and other spin:nons
beverages tan hxtd ty law for the DESCRIPTION Of first
greater strength strength Of nrst proof and oil
names whatever shall be subject N the hiahes. rate OF
prod for III" gcnuin" articles respectively inhaed
to be r."n,.d aud IN less than u 90 per gallon
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE rAuNsDAY 9a-siArEEN PAGES

p,d OH such pae lees one per cen'um OF suen ay'
which shall be retained for the use OF the Cneo o~ses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02

Nv, wtc:. lumber nv paned finished In Al
diuon 70 the rat"s herein provided there shall bc 'evd
and pad for csch side pant finishes atty oens per
thousand hoard and plsncd m one eide a1
tongue GIsvcd sl thoIsend fe board mcn~ui"
apt naned on two sides and ton.und and RrOOved Fl 30
pe, Thousand .ert ard and IN estimating tFa
rcaAurr undnl tbs schedule Ged ;.O sa We made "a
board n,oaeurc count pIshinP. knPang aud goo''
Inc: Provided, That 10 ease any foregn county
shall impose q calot: Crty upon pine spruce
elm, q: Other logs OF upon stave Volts slhhce WOOD.
OF h.ac.n1 blocks exported TO the United States Ho|
such country then the duty upon tho saved n'b h'en
provided tor when imported from such county shall re-
nain the sumo n1 by the law IN force pior to The
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New rate. Old rate.

New Old rate.
Silver..cii. per packaSc Of 500
LEAD.
Ore and dross per n............12c IL:
Provided That silver and AL other containing
lead shall Iny duty OF and half cents per on the
led contained therein according to sample and assay at
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yard ...........................4o ~
Cotton cloth not blcached dyed,
colored. stained. painted or
printed, exceeding so and not
exceeding 100 threads to the
square inch, counting the warp
and filling. per square yard ..okc 2be
II besched, per square -ard Sc Sbs
II dyed, colorcd stained paint
I'd or printed. per square
yard .........................tc 80
On all cotton cloth not exceeding
100 threads TO tho square inch,
counting the warp and hlline.
not bleached. dyed, coored
stained. painted or printed.
valued At over Giac per square
yald blcached, valued at over
9c per square yard. and dyed.
colored stained. painted or
printed, valued at over l2c per
square yard, ad valOr"m. .....35pc W1e
Cotton cloth not blcach'd dyed.
color,d. stained, psin;ed, Or
printed exceeding leo and
not exceeding $50 threads 70
the square inch. cocnf the
vap ard nlag. per square
yard .........-.. &c
II t,tn"h'd. per square
yard ........ .......-.....fc ] ~
IL dv'd. coiorod It t.ei.
p,lnted. or printed. per
squar" yard ...............5c } -
On al cotton cloth eAcced.
Ing 100 and not exceeding
$50 thr"ai. to tn" square inch.
counting tc warp and Ming,
not bleo-h.d dyed co or,d
sand pllntrd, or Ir.ntet.
valued a. over -, cents pr
sGuAr, yard b.ach"d, valued
at o,er 20 cents pr square
yard; dy"i cro.cd. s'a''d,
pa!nrf. or pI"t"d VARIED AZ
over IT, cents rr square
Fart, al sal Ic'l......... .f0c -
totthn r!o.h not ~ arh'a HNei'
"'.' "" Jim
i "' ~ ~ ''H i' wa WV
'"s '''' p"
' ' Of, -
=, .. ..,,,a
, .,c a
II ...d color L. ,...aoG
L,i.t.G or ir.n..d pr
.tuar, "a d .....5'ac
..,-o
%, n ,ar..t
. -. .,,.,. .,n aiming
p, ,,.n md ri inr rot
b.aot 4 GO, 81, o,.t stained
o"'. a. ~ =? %''r' n,'" =,
so,,. ,,,,.
h,a.h., ,,,..d :, az I'D
H.,
coI..u 80. 81 rai ted or
prL.a .,!ud to:- ioc IT.
. ? -r..-n ,sil 30 ,alo..r. t5pc NDe
,.o,,o, c.o.h 80, h'.a.hni d,ed
,o.or.C a.a,a p,intd
p,ir,.l .x.eeng .o1 n cad.
70 the .luars ~ h. coIi.,l;.;
tn ~ d.! ling -:
squ1r' ~! .......... tiac ~
M.'h.a. r., s3vat-
Y''' .--....... ..'..' '070
49,. ''.'''-' ~ ANU
is'"@' I1'hV0 Pr
SOAR rs'G '..'.-....' .-''0*'
On AL sucl cotton cloths no.
i,.,r,.cL 'y"l 600, I SIAN.
81 pii..... %, lrln,cd. >aurt
RIO :. v,r .uu1r" r1rd
cent. Pc par" va.;. ana
dy.t. co."-f. s'ala"' pan
- ~ y i"'". 'aIr'd at ~
- rrn.S p'T -1ra!" Tal' A.
va,orAr --..+.- Wy
IN co,..n c'oth II ara"t, dyei.
o,r d. ,t1.u.., laln'"t. ~
,rin.,d containing an admin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02
SCHEDULE G.

AGRICULTURAL. PRoDtt IL AND Il3JN 4>l'HH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02

LEAD.
Ore and dross per .1Ac III
Provided That silver and all other containing
lead shall lny duty Of and half cents per on the
leni contained therein according TO sample and assay at
the rnrt Of ont-v.
Pigs aid bars. NOT IN and OLD
refuse lead run into blocks and
bars. a.: "a scrap lead. III
only to be rcmanuf cturcd
per found INTERCHANGEABLE
She t.. Lipes shot. g;aIicrs
lead aad lead w.rc. per M
Metallic mineral substances In
crude stat. and metals un
wrought no: specially provid'
ed for. al Naorcn. .-....--opo ~
Mica ad ,alorcm 50 pc ~
NICKEL.
Nickel ncHe! OXIDE alloy Of any
kind in which nickel IS the
compoacnt nacr.ai Of CHIEF
value por :, ............ I've A''
Pen. mc,a'lic. ,Artpt Goli pens.
mr. gro" ....'.'..i-0
Pcn. holder tips pcaholhr'' or
n:ts t,nrch'. gold p"ns,' al
vaor, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '.oVP
PIN. metallic col d had or oher.
including hair.pns SAFETY pm
ard "a. bonnet shawl. and
hat ,dn. ad val rtm........3opc ooP'
The FAX, boil. or other vessels in which quicksilver
+. imrcr,cd .. .ubj"c, to tn" same fa'' Vi u"' -
they would hc subjected - II inpor'" e"pF'
Typc.,nc.al, per =. for the lead
cont .incd n. rein ..........l'2c ~
Nrn types. ad >aio.ern. ....:opc 1'pc
Tin on ard stcr Jaly |. 1881.
,asNt,rit, or black oxide of
tin. and bar bo'k and pig
tin. Der r -.......-.'..V A.,
pro,ldcl Ina, unc,' shall be made to appear I" 'h'
s,..factol Of the President Of the tutea Stsp" W"'
.h,u mako known the fact by prorIahao'' u''' :"
rod, ,f tho ninrS Il the United States snail NAV
al t,ns Of
and nir TN IN any yea PRIOR to July If''' es''
hrn red and nn.ty.fye. thea all imported ca''Vf'o var
b,o,k and pig tn shall Jolly first eighteen huhof"
and ninety.Gyc 10 admitted fire. Of duty
WATCHES
Chroconlttrrs. box " s,hp>' ana
,au. .hcr-nt II valo:"in ....)ops '0p'
Watches ,cIt, o wa chez wiNh'
cases. watch mo,"n'ents. Ia
at-h.ga-.c. whether stpi-
: rat " pack,d o,herwise ad
Nalorcu ..........-..- % pc
zIXC OR srFL1ER.
7r. 9, ,,ock. or pigs per N......ls.o ITo
Zinc In ssecte pr 'f.-..-...-... NV
ZINC old and out. NJ only N
be rsn.snufa, turd.'p h..-.lhs
Manufacture. articles or wares.
no. specially cnnperat"d or
ntoyid,d FOR comp se1 wholly
or N Fart Of .on steel. Lead
copper nj ke'. pewter. iinc
god silver. platinum. s!uni'
mum or any o,hr metal. and
whether par.l, wholly man.
,.actvrcd. ad ,a!oIcm...-.....1op WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02
SCHEDULE d.
WOOD AND MANUFACTURES OF.
v,atn Old ratA

Timber, h,wn and sawed. AID
timber used for sIara ana 10
building wharycs. ad ~.cre'.
Tiubcr. squared or sided. nt
specially W1>ided for in this
act pr cubic foot ...............
Sawed boards. plank. deals ana
Other lur.bo. of h"n.iock. white
VOID. sycaLOr". whit" pines
and bnsswoo1, per thousand
fact board measure ...........
Sowcd luIrbct. DOT specially pro-
vided for In tbs act. per thou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02

starch. including all pr'rnrationA
from whatever substance 20
duccd. nj to use as snrel.
Per D.... ........-.......... .......
IprXirlne. burnt starch. gum sub.
stitnte. or british gum. per D..
Mustard. ground or preserved. IN
hotties or otherwise. per m...
spices. ground or powdered. ut
specially provided for. per D..
Cayenne Dsppsr. unground, pcP n.
sage. per N ...................1
Vinegar. pcr gallon ................'
rho standard for vinegar shall b
ta.rn 70 b" that strene0
which ? auire> rs grains OF y.
carbonate OF po'a'h 90 neutrsl
Ia one ounce troy OF vtnteAk
There shall be- allowed ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02
A SCHEDULE r.

TOBACCO AND MANITACTCRES OF.
New rate Cd ra,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02

There shall be allowed the imported tin plat
used in tho manufacture Of cans. bs1es. pAcksse and
all article, Of unwarr exported either empty A1ed
with doncstc producr. drawback equal - The duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02

FAHM AND FIELD PRODUCTS
Beans. pr h.-!,H % 60 pounds f0c 10po
D,al.>. pea. and mu'hr"Iu>. piN
pird ur preserved In tinr,
I,.,ic. or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02

Lea. tobacco sYitatic 'or cicar.
M.aLl.-s Z not sic.nnc!. y ?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02

Ic- - " ~ U"
And any h,nnd the" Quantities tot nd r SUN
,.,os ,rc, .h, subject drtv NJ hve eerts ":
, n, FAC. on, M ,nr,,t but 10 snpar,te o. sh1oD1i
duty ..all - s-...sN The hot,l"s or rigs fro'id~.
That av Wins arsc- cori:al vcrrnth imported ''h'
.ulng or, than a per cen: Alcohol aha b' foried 70
,er nitd Stat Ad proyc.a tnr;!c'. Tat e'e s"l! ir
. constructive or ALT for br"shge enA1e or
trr,oys Al, wine. lnuci, cordlas or dis,iil.i spirits
Vino. cordial. h,aniv and Other spu.nevs liquors I'm
nrt.d IN boo. " snail ." paCkcd In psesases eon'
tanning ~, Ices TIA one BOTTLES Jugs In eadh
pa .,l" AID .! .'a bots or nse shall ps' N A'"i'
,onh ir., -. thr"" Tor each botte o. jug uh"-s
SIP .a'y ~, VIDE. -: IN M a,
Ate I,r-. out beer. Ia t':'. o.
Jug. w gs',oa ..,-...''o 7'e
But no ..la At. .dnoaa. drr shall b. a.s''s'd on
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SCHEDULE I.
COTTON MANUFACTURES.

New late. Old ratio.
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known commercially -
dRraa Blown WOOD
gt"is.. Yer ....... 80 y
MIsCLLLANE0rS 1KopUCH
hicory. root. bIrat or r6asteA
ground granuisted. or u
rolls or 9th rwis" pnrlnIed snA
not specially provided for. 20
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no; specially provided for. pee
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CODE. or substitute, 10
collie. not sI"irlly provides
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