Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-03-31

articles. the growth. product or manu-
facture Of the United States or any Of
its possessions Except the Philippine
Islands and the islands Of Guam and
Tutuila), are admitted into the Domin-
Ion Of Canada free of duty-namely:
Live animals = cattle. horses and
mules, swine. sheep. lambs and all
other live animals.
Poultry, dead or alive.
Wheat, rye. oats, barley and buck.
wheat, dried peas and beans. edible.
Corn. sweet corn or maize Except
into Canada for distlllationl.
Hay. straw and cowpeas.
Fresh vegetables-pOtatOes, sweet
potatoes, vans, turnips. onions, cab
bages and all other vegetables in their
natural state.
Fresh fruitS-apples, pears. peaches,
grapes. berries and all other edible
fruits In their natural state.
DRIED frults-appleS, peaches. pears
and apricots, dried, dcsiccated or evap-
Grated
Dairy products-butter, cheese and
fresh milk and cream. provided that
cans actually used in the transporta.
ton Of milk or cream may be passed
back and forth between the two coun-
tries free Of duty. under such regula-
tons as the respective governments
may prescribe.
Eggs Of barnyard fowl in the seell.
Honey.
CottOnseed OIL
Seeds-Aaxseed or linseed. cotton
seed and other. oil seeds; grass seed.
including timothy and clover seed; gar
den. field and other seed not herein
otherwise provided for when in pack.
ages weighing over one pound each
mot including flower seeds).
! Fish Of all kinds. fresh, frozen, pack
ed In ice. sailed or preserved In any
form, except sardines and other fish
preserved in oil. and shellfish Of all
kinds. including oysters, Holsters and
clans In any state, fresh or packed.
and coverings Of the foregoing.
I Seal. herring. whale and other fish
oil, including sod oil, provided that
fish oil, whale oil, seal oil and fish Of
all kinds. being the product of fisher
les carried on by the fishermen Of the
United States. shall be admitted into
Canada as the product Of the United
States, and similarly that fish oil.
whale oil, seal oil and fish of all kinds,
being the product Of fisheries carried
on by the fishermen Of Canada, shall
be admitted into the United States as
the product of Canada.
/ Salt.
! Mineral waters. natural, not in bot.
ties or jugs.
Timber. hewn, sided or squared 9TH
erwise than by saving, and round tim
Der used for spars or in building
wharves.
Sawed boards, planks, deals and 9th.
er lumber, not further manufactured
than sawed.
"'.:ng posts, railroad ties and tele-
phone. trolley, electric light and tele-
graph poles Of cedar or other woods.
Wooden slaves of all kinds, not fur
Their manufactured than listed or Joint
ed, and stave bolts.
Pickets and palings.
Plaster rock or gypsum, crude, not
ground.
Mica, manufactured or rough trim
med only, and mica, ground or bolted
Feldspar, crude, powdered or ground.
Asbestos. not further manufactured
than ground.
FluOrspar, crude. not ground.
Glycerin, crude. not purified.
Tale, ground. bolted or precipitated.
naturally orarti6cially, not for toilet use.
Sulphate Of soda or salt cake and
soda ash.
Extracts Of hemlOck bark.
Carbon electrodes.
Brass In bars and rods, in coll or
otherwise. not less than six feet In
length. or brass in strips, sheets or
plates, not polished, planished or coated.
Cream separators of every descrip-
ton and parts thereof imported for
repair Of the foregoing.
Rolled iron or steel sheets or plates,
No IA gauge or thinner. galvanized or
coated with zinc, tin or other metal,
or not.
Crucible cast steel wire, valued at
not less than 6 cents per pound.
Galvanized iron or steel wire. curved
or not. Nos. 9. ~ and 10 wire gauge.
Typecasting and typesetting ma.
chimes and parts thereof adapted for
use In printing Offices.
Barbed fencing wire Of iron or steel,
galvanized or not
Coke.
Rolled round wire rods In the coil, Of
iron or steel. not over three-elghths Of
an inch In diameter and not smaller
than No 6 wire gauge.
Section 2. Pulp of wood mechan-
ically ground; pulp Of wood. chemical,
bleached or unbleached; news print pa
per and other paper and paper board
manufactured from mechanical wood
pulp or from chemical wood pulp or
Of which such pulp is the component
material Of chief value, colored in the
pulp or not cOlOred and valued at not
more than 4 cents per pound, not In