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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14

Our city and the society OF the \. O.
H., was well represented at the state
convention Of that order held at Chip
pewa Falls last Tuesday and Wednes-
day. We have not list of those who
attended from here, but Mir Dryer of
the West End, and Mr.. John keaough
of the East End, were conspicuous in
the work of the convention, and also
in directing the course of events to
such an extent as to have Superior
named as the place for holding the
state convention next June. The late
convention was largely attended and
the officers elected for the ensuing
year are as follows:
State Dclegate-John NJ. Clark, Mil
waukee.
State Sccrctary-T. w. Riley, Oshkosh
State Treasurer-John Twohey, Chip
peWa Falls.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
Notice for Publication.

T AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN.
II May 20, l>!tD.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof i'll support of his claim. and
that said proof will he made before the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Douglas county, Wisconsin,
at Wisconsin.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
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S0iiea for Publication.

7 AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN.
Il May, 9, 1890
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
make fnal proof in support Of his claim and that
said proof vii be mai. before the Clerk of the
CiTcait C"urt for Douglas county, Wisconsin at
superior, Wisconsin, on
June Gt!h. 1890.
viz: August LunlGujst. HID F. No 1870 for the
kt2 HN = and : Il ; SEC .. TIP. Is y. L. 10 W
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz: Charles >oderiand Gustav Sod
all OF Hawthorne. Douglas County. Wisconsin.
ml1-l g. W. CARRINGTCN, Register
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
CIRCUIT COCHT-DOUGLAS COUNTY.
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My-on ". Fields. Plaintiff.

= {.
THE STATE OF Wl2CUHSIN. To the sail de
fendant.
Y.u are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after the service 0f this summons
exclusive 0f The day o. service, AMI defend the
above entitled action in th. court aforesaid, and
ia ease of yoHr failure - H. do. Judgment viii je
rendered against you according ~ the demand Of
the cor plant GRAFTON MASON
Plaintiff ; Attorney.
7. .. A'idress-Super;or Dungias GO. Wis
y. B--1he complaint III the above entitled
acflon was fled IN The 0liIcc of the Clerk Of the
ClrcTit Court. Douglas comfy Wisconsin. on the.
SlSt day of May, I-,u. GRAFTON MASON.
..gyls Plaintiff Attorney.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14

Mrs. Ada Ii. kepley, of bingham,
Ill, is an interchangeable worker in the
cause of social purity. She is now
agitating an amendment tothe United
States postal laws that Will efTectually
Danish from the mails The Police Ga
zette and all papers chiefly made up of
stories of crime and unwholesome sen
sationalIsm. Through her agency pc
titions to this effect, addressed To Hi
nois congressman, are being circula-
ted throughout the state
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
.E.tuc -. 1870.
Notice for Publication.

7 AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
IL May l., 1920.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
make final proof i'll support o. hl> claim, and
that said proof Will De made before the Judge.
or III hi absence the Clerk ct the Circuit Court
for Douglas county, Wisconsin, at Superior, Wis
con>iI. on
IHuc 3S. 1890.
viz. Carl \ Andersen Hid. f. No. 81 FIR the
NEl4 NNl4. 5 NWi4 and NWl+ Ne :, sec. -,
IT,. IS y. K. ~.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation pf
said aud VIZ: Charles NicEs.rom. OF >GreFi"r.
Douglas county. Wisconsin: y. .. ka!l>trom.
GIl>I. Johnson. Frank fuilansler, OF Hawthorne,
Douglas county v iScoI,>ja
m9ij-o u. W. CABRlEGT0N, Register.
('IKCUIT coURT-DOUGLAs COUNTY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

moir not eut " decorated, dnlsAei prun0nlahedI
Porcelain Or opal glassware, ad yalorem, % ope
bnpolIshed cylinder crown and common win,
dow nafu above " by % inches square, pnr w.
$40 Wae,
..cyllilsr and crown glass polished, ehoya "A by
% innhea square, prr square loot 500 tlH
Az hnied rolled On rough plate glAa weighing
over lO1 lbs pfr 10 square lrai shall pny nn ad
altinnal duty on iln excess 40 ihn tnue fNlfa
herein Imposed llhn Hlnln NRa ihn nll nleYls'
iOnJi Provided, That Hll VI tlH above plate glass,
when ground, RWpnihhd 0r otherwise 0hacured,
HhAll ln subject ~ the same rats NJ duty aa east
polished plate glass nnsilvere1 iiui no looking
lAes ~ ileh, 0r plate RlAas hilyrren when ffAmel
bhall nay a less ratH Of duty thail that Imposed
upon similar RIRss Of HE description u0t framed,
hlIt shall pay In addition thereto upon huph
ffamei The Nte of dl} applicable thereto when
Imported separate Cihepl1 additional duty Wien
framed WAS ~ u o upon the ffamtsJ CAST pOllhled
plaie glass, ayered of unaIlyared aud cylinder,
uruWuui luliininn WlnnnW gina8i Nhtn fnuiindi
ohsouled, frosted, Anded, enAmeled heyeled,
eleheli einppaaed engraved stained, eelpfnl 90
Otherwise OrnanHnied 0r decorated, shall he sub
ieet 10 duty 0f i0p "a al Yal0reu, In addition 10
Tho ralea otherwise chaTReahle thereon, fihia
10 a new classification, such Rlass heretofore be'
ing subject 70 various dulles)
hpeelaelns Pnd eytEllhinsi 20 T. q ~ 2 q on
spgeiacle And eyeglaAH frames, al yalorem 20 y
On ensrs coating $40 per gross pairs, or leaa,
al Nhlnltn ~ Pc ape
hpeoihole aud eyegliss lenses with thef edges
ground o. beyeled 70 ht framea ad yalorem, 90 4
o. lhpe
RT0Nr.
Burr stones manufactured or hound up Into
mlllalpnea, ad V0ren iapO cope
irfeslunr gfaultN, tnnlAt0nt Limestone and
other bullding on monumental stone. except mar
hln unmhnnfaoliITFd o. undreaaed not specially
provided Tor IN THIS aol, per cubic foot, iioi u
per ton,
Freefl0ne granite, sandstone, limestone and
other building on monumental stone, eAuept mar
he not specially provided for in this aot, heWn,
dressed of polished, ad yRlOren, AOpo cope,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

There Rp many things 10 bo taken
into consideration In buying sheep
About the first thing purchaser will
look at, says The Breeder and sportsman
Is the size Of the sheep, and the next Il
tho length Of the wool II has on its back
and 10 the average inan that 10 about al
that constitutes sheep, But h that an
Now what does II take 10 constitute q
typical sheep} Fint, II takes size What
n dzey Is II q sheep that is stuck up In
the air on q pair Of legs two feet long
No, II h u sheep that has short legaand 4
heavy body Of good length and properly
shaped, h square ON the shoulders, Will
round rib, good, straight back, well
rounded hams, heavy ybrisket, twoor three
rolls around his neck The next point Is
the constitution, You don't want 10 breed
10 ram that is like two slabs laid 10,
gether with pins driven In for legs, How
will we tell when q sheep has a good con
attudony He will stand with his head
erect, not tucked down, and u sheep will
good constitution win keep In good con
ditIon under favorable circumstances,
What else should u typical sheep pos
seasl Wool covering, Does this mean
wool three 10 five inches long ON the
back and none on the legs and belly
"Nay, verify" the model sheen has Z
good length Of wool on the back ani
sides, and the most important Of all Ia II
have good length on the belly and legs
Don't buy ram unless ho has q good
length Of wool on his belly and legs
wool down 10 the hoof, How about hii
heady II must bo well wooled down th,
face below the eyes and up tho throat
well along the chops The wool SHOULD
bo white with dark points, throwing on
plenty Of oil, Some may say that 4
greasy sheep Is not III TO breed, ~ 1
cannot stand the cold, There Is q differ
onco between an oily sheep and a gum
my one, A sheep that has yellow gun
IN his wool can't stand anything but {
sheep that has white oh win com,
through all right and win be tot ant
nice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Agriculture Notcs.

Vermont sheep are winning distinction
IN foreign lands.
A cheese factory in East Otto, N Y,
claims TO have made the biggest cheese
ever produced in the United States. II
is said that $4,000 pounds Of milk were
used in It's manufacture and that its
weight was 1000 pounds,
Tho New York Experiment station
recommends the Crandall currant
The wheat scab, an apparently new
disease in this country, is fungus vt.
taclting wheat heads producinga whitish
covering of the glumes and preventing
the formation Of the grain beneath. II
has appeared this year in various Sec
tions, notably in Ohio.
California peach pits are being planted
in considerable quantities in the eastern
states
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

Professor Henry warns dairymcn and
others interested IN regard to tho adul
tcation Of COW foods by an adnixturt
Of the ont hull8 that come from the oat
meal factories with other grain foods
and all palmed Off under the genera
head Of mill feed" thcpurchasor think
ing that because he sees the shuck Of the
oat no has the vital substance of Il with
IT, Hoards Dairyman commenting on
the above says; "As nearly as We can
ascertain oat bran--which is about what
the oOt hulls are--is worth only about
two-thirds as much per ton rs wheat
bran, 1t Is sold from the factories at
about "a per ton, OF course, when mixed
with feed said TO be worth 81 per iOC
pounds Il is u swindle Of the buyer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

tyehiy, per ID and ad yaiorem, 100 ana IS pe,
When made n threads or twines the yarn Of
which u iinfr than number twenty per lb ana
Ad ya0ren, pia and ib y % ebpo
Linen hydraulic hose made 10 whole ~ Ia part
Of haK, hemp, ~ iulei per w. 800 SIRE,
OinlOtli, valued above rs oeuia phr square yard,
per square yard aud ad yaloreuii iho and O o,
Yarns ~ threads composed q dAK or hemp, or
Of mixture " either ~ ihnse substances valued
ht w cents Or less pfr lb, 90, hpp,
Valued AZ more Than Va laoenlaparlb ad Yalorem'
All manufactures Of Hax or hemp, or Of which
tlesa substances o. either " them, II the com
p0nrnt material Of chief value, not specially prO.
gldsd fur ln this act, ad yal0femi ~ 10 hbp o,
Provided that until Jan l. 1854, such manniAet
nrea of fAK oQnialnlng more than 100 threads W
tho square inch, counting both warp aud filling
shall he subject W q duty Of hp0 hd YalOrem Ia
lieu Of tho duty herein provided
Collars aud Guns composed entirely Of cotton,
Per dozen pieces aud ad yalorem, lhe and h , o
Composed In whole or Ia part NJ linen, per dozen
pieces and al yalprru BOO hnd l1pG, 4Up0,
Shirts aud all aHlplna Of wearing apparel Of
every description not specially provided ior ln
thls act, composed wholly 0r Ia part of linen, Rd
YAl0relni M pe hpei
laoea, edglngs, embroIderlea, lnsartlnga neck
pnilnga, nlehnga, trimmings luoklngH laoo
window curtains aud other similar tambOured az
tloles, aud articles embroidered by hand o. ma
ohlneTy, embroidered and hem stitched handler
chiefs and articles made wholly or ~ part Of lace
Wllilnghi uekipga m ruehnRs, all u the above
named articles, composed VI tax, iule cotton o.
other vegetable ilber Of Of which These sub.
stances or either Dr them, or q mixture Of any OF
themi II the component material VI chief value,
not specially provided for Ia this act ad yalorem,
hlo, $40 y pi provided, that articles pf wearing
apparel aud textile fabrics, when embroidered by
hand OF machinery, aud whether specially OF
otherwise provided for In this act shan not Ray q
leka rate N duty than that fixed by the respective
paragraphs and schedules OF this act upon em'
br0derHi of tho materials Of which they arc TO-
hpeetyely composed,
AllmahufAgturrh 0f juie on other vegetable fiber,
except nax, hemp or cotton or Of which iute or
Other vegetable hler, except haK, hemp or cotton,
IA tho component material VI chief value, not
specially provided Tor, valued AT DO per lb OF less,
per H. ep hpc,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

Spreading green mwdust on GROUND
that Is 10 bo cultivated noyt season Ia
not advised II win have bat slight
value a. manure 10 the best, and should
not be- used for chat purpose until altoi
u has lain In heaps 90 rot or has bocomC
dccompo,od in some other WAY, Ia
best ufc ia found in the construction oI
Ice houses, whcro 10 furnishes the best
material In building thc wana aud GOV.
oiing the ico lts noyt best uso is foi
stable bedding for which purpose 10 q
employed by many persons very cXtcn
iycly wherever 10 can Do chcaply ob.
tancd, After undergoing hcaiug and
fermentation from ie gdmiXtrc Will
horse manure iJuuy be- hauled ONT upon
the land ltBuotW good as straw foi
bedding or for manure, but answers th,
purpose moderately wen in The able
and adds TO the bulk Of thcm.ume pilo
although not greatly 90 So, value
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
SCHEDULE c-METALs AND MANU-
FACTURES or.

Schedule q, Including metals aud manufactures
thrruOf n the most complex in tho hlll, contain
Ing va HpeclncaiionH Of These M increase tho
rates and 10 reduce them. There are also many
changes from al yal0rem "a specific duties, And
mAuy pfQyia1a that no amount 0i Hlnt of wet
hhnl ht allOwrd for aH Well aH many ohangea 0f
classification In Iron and slool-a tending 10 op'
crate % increases
Most important among the provisions are thesel
Any orc Of other Welal containing more than \
u pG NJ copper II tArlited extra 40 per lb on the
copper, Silver 0roa heretofore admitted free arn
taxed no per III Ou tho lead therein All Gin ores
and pig Tin, heretofore fee are 70 b. taxed 10 per
10 after Illy l. inl1, hut " on July l. 1903, the
product " American inlnrH hhall not Have reached
1000 tons per year this duty shall cease, and all
ln and tln ORES he free, After July I, 1901, all
manufactured articles Of tin and II sheet iron OF
steel coated with Tin Commonly called ''tln
plaia'D shall be- iarted as pc, but N the amount
Of in plate lighter than On lba pet 100 square feet
(manufaotlirnlD hhall not equal 0nethlrd the
amount Imported hy July |, 1901 then after the
~ Qf october imi, tin plates Vt that weight
shall be admitted free
There N also nnal provision that all articles
not herein specifically provided Tor and composed
wholly or Ia part NJ any metal tnflffed, whether
partly 0r wholly manufactured, shall pay u duty
ofApo, Exprria diner widely 40 10 The effects
Of tho metal schedule buta agree that u amounts
10 a considerable advance
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
scAEpuLE E-suaAR.

The sugar schedule has -four proyIsnnai I, Al
sugars bul0w no 10, Dutch standard aud All no
a,aca are admitted FREQ, q ~ sugars above No,
10 nrn thnn,d i6c per NJ and ilOu cNlra II In
ported from countries which ply bounty ou tho
expectation ul huuA WgIn higher than they pay
0n lOWorrrleaungrt D, The president d author
ilcd 20 Impose dutra on nll sugars mopssos
coffee trn nnd hIdrs from huy country which lm'
be- may drpbl UNEQUAL aud unreasonable" thruh
feet hruH iu HHuurV reciprocity ]. A bounty "
10 be- pGil Ou uFna produced M the United
sthieW rr r'r M iut sugar tU.ilug h drgt "
more. and llr p'r 10 ou uWw below 10 and
venting fraud, nnd mn bounty NJ tu hf Paid to amy
ono pfulurnf lHa Than 200 lla. Al those pro
VsIdim tal.t effect April 4 is0l, uud uuply 10 ul
kinds uf HHfur Al machinery lur WUNllG boot
uOlr. Or .rUIu WeHg rs ruted WITH cHnlHUilurr'y ~
Hud turIr Hu lur No Other cnutyuluuerrt
from hu iu UUuu.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

Comprehensive View Of the Old
Law and Mckinley Bill,
THE CHANGES ONLY ARE SHOWN.

OF tie Fourteen Schedules the Changes
In Ten Are Here Glyen Entire, While
-Four Are Partially Condensed. THE
Most Important Changes Carefully
Noted Greatest Changes In Tobacco,
10 a complete understanding of the No,
Kinley bill, the readnr must bear IN mind
that change from nd ynl0rem 10 specific
duties may mean either nn Increase or a
decrease, without that fact lelnG at first
view apparent A specific dnly " a liked
sum on eaqh ton, pound, gal Ion or hundred
VI any article Imported, An hl Yhlpfem
duty ia.a liked percentage on the cost or
the article,
For Instance, tho 90 cents q bushel on
wheat was but 10 per cent when wheat
was ~ per huaheli and e0 per cent when
wheat deollned 20 u, 10 equall1e these
conditions the Mckinley bill changes many
articles from ad yalorem 20 specific, and
Imposes duties Of both kinds ON artl'
oleh thought 20 be liable 20 fluctuations,
but the exact increase or deefeAhe depends
ON 80 many contingencies that v cannot 10
exactly rot forth la tables like these,
No mention II here made OF any articles
OF commerce on which the rates 0f duty
have not been changed, Ia the free list
only such articles are mentioned ns have
been added. The fillHt iiRures given show
the new rate the afCONn the old, In order
10 save apace, tho metal, cotton, wood and
sugar schedules have been somewhat oon'
densed, ln the free llat only additions 20
the old list have been given,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04


nlo 10 pa0Ragea " pApl0ly ncaeWng nnhip
feet fOl oYely additional cubic foot uf fractional
part thereof 1901 In hulh per thousand, Wi
and Ia addition thereto q duty pl ID v al YAl9
oranges, lemons on llmes Old Rates Orangesi
Halt hnHrs 1904 hnKeai nAoi olhHr packages N
% bulk, flh0 per thousand. lam0ni Halt
boxes, 1901 boxes aDei QIher packages, s0 y ~
bulk, " pnr Thousand Limes elpu
linlsnA. per lpi al6nl ga
Frus preserved Ia lheir own juices ad yalo
rem, 30 pp llpo.
Orange pea and lemon peel, preserved or can
died par W. W. Ape,
EilheriA, shel'ed per lhl De-, ao
Nuts OF Rll kinds. hleIHd ur undecided not kpe'
elally provided for per W. llao'4n
MtAf rlnppll1
hAe0n and hnuls per w. hi ~
lieef and pprlf, pei lhi W. TO-
Mutton, nci lUpU,
Extract of meat a not specially proyltd for
IN this apl, Ier w, hiti D \ ~ llull eNlWnt "
meat per lh ihO, 10 0p Oi an no srpGrftf fr addi,
ilonal duty slali he collected on sugu coverings
unless az HuGh they are suitable Rnd rIlLrrntly
dealgnad tor uae olher lhan IN tliu importation OF
Poultry live, per 80, eopol dressed, per lb,
Wool grease. Including that known CONNER
eally 40 degrAh o. brown wool grease pef lh, lao,
MIsCRLLANEoUR rROnuCTs
N'N"A HNNfN' w NNN'N NNffN''''i ~ -" wv "
Dandellon root aud aoons prepared and other
articles used "a coffee or as anbsIllui' i'tlur punfe
not specially provided Tor per lbI w. No,
SALT,
Ralt In bags, sacks, barrels on other packages,
per 100 lbs lee, 1905 IN huk per 10 lhal NJ, No,
Provided, that Imported salt in bond may he used
IN curing iial taken by vessels lrrnaed 70 engage
IN tho fisheries and VA curing nan nn the shores
OF tho naylgablh waters VI tho United States un'
dor Hilrh regulations ~ The RrcIflAYuf tho treas
my hlMl IfOArNhhi ana upon proof that fhh SAT-
has been used f0r either Of tho purposes slated Ia
this pr0yla0, the duties on the same shall he 10.
mltihd Provided further, that exporters OF
meats whether packed or smoked, which have
been cured Ia tho United States with Imported
salt, shall upon satisfactory proof under such
regulations Ah tho secretary of tln treasury shall
prescribe that such meats have been curtd With
Imported salt have refunded % ihem from tho
treasury the dutea pait on The hall ~ used Ia
curing such exported meala, Ia amounts not leha
than tiO0
starch Including all preparations, from what
ever substance produced ~ 70 uia aa starch, pet
lbl ", pe aud plkc
beSulne, burnt starch gum substitute, Or Brit
lhh gum, per No, llaci 10,
hploea, ground o. powdered, not specially pro
ylded Tor, per lhi 10, ~
Cayenne pepper unNound, per lhI gI6c, free.
hage perm aci nrW
There shall be- allowed on The Imported tln
plate used IN tho manufacture NJ cana boxes
packages aud all articles VI tuWafe exported
| either empty or filled with domestic pfOduuih, d
drawback equal ~ Tho duty paid oh such tlr
plate, less tho per centum 0i such duty, which
hhal be retained Tor Tue uau OF lhe United hlAlcA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
SCHEDULE J--FLAX, HEMP AND JUTE
ANN MANIIEAHTllpEg OE

Flax, not hocllcd or dressed, per 10, ic, $50 per
ton
Flax hatklcd known "a dressed line, :" per ID,
De- $40 per ton,
row, OF nay or hemp per ID, Ne, Opor ton
Hemp, haokod, known 40 llno Of hcnip, per
ton, $50 SO,
Cables, oordagc aud twnc, except binding
twine, composed wholly Of MANILA or sisal grass
per NJ, iibc, ll6u and Bt6c
Binding twlnc composed wholly Of MANILA or
ulsal grass, per- H., i.l0c, Wpe,
Cables and cordago made Of hemp, per 10, otSc
&c.
Tarrod cables and cordagc, per lb, 90, 9Mc
liurlapa, not exceeding 70 inches IN width, per
III, 1910, B0pc.
Bugs for grain made Of burlaps, per lb, ec 20
pc.
BagRing for cotton, giinny cloth, and oil SINH
lar material suitable for covering cotton, com.
posed IN whole or In part OF homp, flax, iute or
luto butts valued at 6c or less per square yard
per square yard, 0.i0o Nc
Valued at moro than % per square yard, per
square yard, 8-i0c itec per H.
Flax gnettlng, nets, webH nnd Helnos, when
The thread or twlno Of which they are composed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
SCHEDULE / COTTON MANUFAoT
LlRE8,

on nearly nll cotton guulH lh0rN " an advance
ranging from 10 10 pc, hul Un q few itcma thuro
" q small decrease The changes, however, from
nd yulurUm tu specific uul wee versa hhd tl0
minute general provisions oJo Hn many that cX
percncc alone can determine the exact amount
Of the advance, Tho most extensive hud import
ant changes are nN follows
on cotton cloth hlcachcd dyed colorcd, stained
painted or printed, containing an udmiNturc oi
hllk, aud not otherwise provided for per square
yard AMI ad ynlurun, 100 and bpn Wpc,
Clothing, ready mNdc, aud articles u tcnrlnR
apparel Of every description hundkorOhiria, aud
nooltlua or nculwcar composed Of cotton or other
vegetable iibor or Of which cotton or other vcgc.
table tber is the component material Of chief
value made up OF manufactured wholly or IN
part by the tailor eUainstrrns or manufacturer
AL OF the foregoing not specially provided Tor ad
vnlorOm. b0nC iApc
An gurh clothing rcndy made and articles Of
wearing apparel having ludla rubber ~ q compo'
nent material mot including gloves ar elastic ar
90 Wurialy provided foiJ per lb ana ID va,
Iurcm, 60c aud % c,@pc
Pushes ycly1ts yolyoitont corduroya and oil
lIlr fabrics composed Of cotton or other vcgcla'
ulo 0ber not hlcAchod dyed, coQrud, stained,
painted or printed per square yard aud nd va
loftm, 100 aud 80 pc, AhalnpC, VI hlrnUhpd per