Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-08
crude or refined. and muriate of

potash CIuOS OE ESnnS0s dIlQ AluIldtS VI
potash.
Pulu.
salts of cfnchona bark.
Rags. not otherwise specially provided
Rennets, raw or prepared.
Sage. crude.
ton. cum min. fennei. fenugreek. hemp.
h tl mustard. rape: St Johns
sorghum or sugar cane for seed and all
nof and y Grass Segds o all the foregoing
Salep or saloup.
Shotgun barrels. forged. rough bored
but not doubled. twisted or advanced in
rna.n1,ufacture; silk cocoons and silk waste.
Skeletons and other preparations of
Soda, nitrate of or cubic nitrate and
chIoIate of.
Specimens, of natural history. botany
and mineralogy, when imported for cab
sp i es &C ASIA c "a Vera and cassia
buds: cinnamon and chips of; cloves and
Glove stems: mace, nutmegs. pepper. black
All the foregoing when unground; ginger
a aGes. unground and not preserved or can
Spunk.
Spurs and stills used in the manufacture
Of earthen. porcelain and stoneware.
Stone and sand; burr stone in blocks,
rough or unrnanufactured; cliff stone. un-
manufactured: rottenstone. tripoi and
sand, crude or unmanufactured, not other.
wise provided for in this act.
stronten. oxide Of and protoxide of. stron-
ten and strontianite mineral carbonate
Sulphur, lac or precipitated. and sulphur
as pyrites, or sulphur of iron in its natural
state. containing in excess of Is per cent.
of sulphur. and sulphur not otherwise pro-
suIphuric, acid which at the tempera-.
ture of 60 degrees Fahrenheit does not eX-
ceed the specific gravity Of 1885, for use in
manufacturing superphosphate of lime
agricultural purposes. Provided. that upon
al ncid from
which imposes duty upon sulphur acid
Ha @ Y Tem a1 tie ty Of
fonrth OF ! cent per pound
Tar and pitch of wood.
Tea and tea plants.
Teeth, natural or unmanufactured-
Tin ore, cassiterite or black oxide OF tin
and tin in bars. blocks. pigs or grain or
granulated.
Tobacco stems.
Tonqufn. Tonqua or Tonka beans.
Turpentine. Venice
Turpentine. spirits OF.
Types. old and fit only to be remanufac-
Uranium, oxide and salts.
Vaccine virus.
Wax, vegetable or mineral
sdornm ent toilet articles and similar per-
Unaed GATES OF But TINS IN
only include such articles actually &C
essary and appropriate for the Wear and
the use OF such persons fer the immediate
d 5S nof held
to apply to merchandise or articles in
case the persons thus arriving are citi-
zens or residents of the United. Sta tss the
articles exempted shall not exceed 800 in
value, nor shall the exemption apply to res
idents- of other countries entering the
parel and other PERSONAL effects presidents
By se Of the sa
States to foreign countries and which have
not been advanced in value or improved in
condition by any process Of labor or manu-
facture in such countries shall be admitted
upon their identity of being established
a b rues afd G
Whalebone, manufactured
Wood-Logs and round unmanufactured
hanie bos ah5g Ru bots wo s boes t
gun stocks. rough heWn or sawed: hop
poles. fence posts, ship timber and ship
roRded fo t Mod9T naey not cedar lily
1um VITAE, lancewood, ebony, box, grana-
ai forms Of ca binet Wood in the log @o rongh
Or hewn only; briar root or. briar wood and
ther advanced than cut into blocks suitab bic
for the articles into which they are in
:eeds. India n1aiacca. Joints and Sticks OF
partridge, hair wood, pimento, orange,
myrtle and other woods not specially pro-
vided for in this act, in the rough, or not
further advanced than cut into lengths
suitable for sticks for umbrellas para soils
sunshades. whips. fishing rods or walk
ng canes.
Works of Art-Artfstic paintings, stat
larry and specimens of sculpture, the pro-
feSsional productions of a Statuary or
sculptor only: etchingS, drawings, engraV-
ings, Photographic pictures, artistic works
antiquities or artistic copies thereof in
metal, marble or other material any of the
foregoing imported for free exhibition.
solely for the promotion and encourage
ment of science, art or industry, and not In
tended for sale, shall be admitted free of
iuty under such regulations as the secre-
tary OF the treasury may prescribe. but
bonds shall be given to the United States
for such duties as may be imposed by law
upon any or all such articles as shall not be
exported within 6 months after such i'm
portation or for the payment of lawful duty
which may accrue if any of the articles
aforesaid be sold, transferred or otherwise
used contrary to this provision, and such
articles shall be subject at any time to eX-
amfnatfon and inspection by the proper Of
the treasury may extend such period for a
further term of months in cases where
application Is made, and the privileges of
this section shall not be allowed to asso-
Citations, corporations, firms individuals
engaged in or connected with business of
Vans. seafern.
RECIPROCITY.
Provisions Aimed to Aid Our FOREIGN
Trade Relations.