Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-04-02

Hides, raw or uncured, whether dry,
sa,ited or pickled; Angora .goatskins, raw
! Witnout the WOOL manufactured; asses
skins, raw or unmanufactured and skins
EXCEPT sheepslxins with the WOOL
ltide cuttings, raw, with or without hair
ana al other glue stock.
Hide rope; hoofs, manufactured.
| Hop roots for cultivation.
iaorns and parts of, not cut, sawed or 9TH
erwise manufactured horn strips and tips.
India rubber, crude. and milk of, and old
scraps or refuse india rubber.
| Indigo.
Iodine, rude
Iridium
Ivory tusks, sawed vertically across the
| gram, with cuts not less than inches
| tured or advanced in value from the nat
oral state and vegetable ivory.
Jet, manufactured
Joss stick or joss light.
| Junk, old
! Kelp.
4 Kiescrite.
Kyanite, or cyanite and kainite.
1 Lac dye, crude, Seed button, stick and
1 shell lac spirits, lactarine; lava. unmanu-
! featured.
Leeches
| Licorice root, unground
Lifeboats and life-saving apparatus es-
| pecially imported by societies Incorporated
or established to encourage the saving OF
human life
Lime citrate Of; lime. chloride of. or
bleaching powder
Lithographlc stones, not engraved
IftmuS prepared or not prepared.
Nader and munjette, or Indian mad
der, ground or prepared. and all ex-
Magnesite, or native mineral carbonate
of magneSia-
Magnesium.
Manganese, oxide and ore OF.
Marina.
Manuscripts.
Marrow, crude.
Marshmallow or althea root, leaves oor
flowers, natural or manufactured.
Medals or gold, silver or copper, be-
slowed as trophies or prizes.
Meerschaum, crude or unmanufa ctured
Mineral, crude, or not advanced in value
or condition by refining or grinding or by
other process of manufacture, not specially
Models of inventions and of other i'm
Provements in the arts, including patterns
Moss, seaweeds and vegetable substances.
crude or manufactured, not otherwise
specially provided for
Musk, crude, in natural pods
Needles, hand sewing and darning.
Newspapers and periodicals, the latter
meaning unbound or paper-eevered pub
LEGATIONS containing current literature and
issued at stated periods.
Nuts--Brazil nuts, cream nuts, palmnuts
and palm nut kernels cocOanalts in the
shell and broken cocoanut meat or copra
not shredded, desiccated or prepared inany
manner.
Nux vomica.
Oakum
Oilcake.
Oil-Amber crude OK rectified, aambergris.
anise or anise seed, antline, cajeput, cara
way, cedrat, chamomile, civet, cocoanut 4
fennel, jasmine or Jasmine, Juglandium,
jumper, mace, neroli or orange flower nut l
oils or oil OF nuts not specially provided |
for, olive or olive Gil foots imported, ex- |
pressly Tor manufacturing or lmechanical1
purposes and fit only for such use, palm, |
thyme, origanum, RED or white: valerian |
and also spermaceti whale and other fish
oils OF American fisheries and all ,other
articles the products of such fisheries
# there be imported into the tinted States
crude petroleum or tine products of crude
petroleum produced in any country which
imposes duty on petroleum or It's products
be levied, paid and collected upon said
crude petroleum or it, products so imported
10 per cent. ad valorem.
Orchil or orchf1 liquid
Ores OF gold silver, copper orsnickel and
NICKEL matte; sweepings of gold. and silver.
Osmium
Palladium.
Paper stock, crude, of every description |
including all grasses dibers, rags (otheI |
than wooD, waste. shavings, clippings, old
,ging and poplar or therwoods.
Parchment and vellum.
Pearl, motner OF, and shells not sawed, |
cut, polished or otherwise manufaeT ured or |
in value from the natural state |
Personal effects, not merchandise, of cit-
Pewter and old britannia metal
Phosphates, crude or native.
Plants, trees, shrubs, roots, seeE cane
and seeds imported by the government
Plaster rock of gypsum, or terra alba,
wise advanced from the natural state.
Ptatina. in Ingots, bars, sheets and wire
Platlnum, unmanufactured, and vases.
parts thereof composed of platinum for
chemical uses.
Plumbago.
Potash, crude, or 'black salts" nitrate
of potash or saifpeter. crude: sulphate OF
potash, crude or refined, ana muriate OF
potash.
Puiu.
Quinis, sulphate of and all sakalolds cor
salts ofeinchona bark
Rags, not otherwise specially provided
Rennets, raw or prepared.
Saffron and saffiower and extract of. AMI
saffron cake.
Sage, cruise.
Salacin.
Seeds-Anise, caraway, cardamon, cot.
on, cummins fennel. fenugreek hemp.
Iearhound, mustard. rape, st. Johns q
bread on bone, sugar beet mang1ewurzel, !
lower and grass seeds: an the foregoing =
lot specially provided for. y
Salep or saloup.
SILK, raw, or as reeled from the COCOON i
'ut eot doubled, twisted or advanced in
silk cocoons and silk waste
Skeletons and other preparations of
tony.
oOuti, hltrbte on OF CUBIC nitrate ana '
hlorate of.
Sodium. ]
Specimens, OF natural history. botany ,
nd mineralogy, when imported for cab
nets or as objects OF science. q
SpiceS--Cassia, caSsia vera and cassta /
pds; cinnamon and chips of; cloves and .
love stems mace. nutmegs, pepper. black .
r white, and pimento. 2
All the foregoing when unground; ginger
led. a.
Spunk.
Spurs and sttlts used in the manufacture
earthen, porcelain and stoneware .
stone and sand; burr stone in blocks =,
)ngh or unman ufactured cliff stone UNI u
rottenstone, tripoli and n
and, crude or unmanufactured, not other a
Use provided for in this act L
Storax or styraX. a.
Stronten. oxide OF and protoxide of stron-
strorbia. N
Sulphur, lac or precipitated, and sulphur "
: birthstone, crude in bulk, sulphur ore II
; pyrites, or sulphur of iron In its natural r.
ate, containing I'm excess of % per cent :
ded for I,
Sulphuric acid which at the temrnra- ~ =,
90 "a n l.