Par.

522-Junk, old

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old bottles are not, T. D. 24,046.

66 old; new waste is not, T. D. 32,376.

Jus de cassis; fruit juice, T. D. 7,671.

497-Jute and jute butts, not dressed or manufactured in any

281

Free.

manner, and not provided for

Free.

66

bagging, Dundee. See Bagging.

66

bagging for tailors' use, is not suitable for bagging

cotton, T. D. 1,617, 6,709.

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bags or sacks made from plain woven fabrics of single

jute yarns, not dyed, colored, stained, painted,
printed, or bleached

burlaps, stiffened; jute woven fabric, T. D. 20,611.
butts, not dressed or manufactured..

Free.

canvas, twilled; manufacture of vegetable fiber not
provided for, T. D. 14,249.

card waste; is jute unmanufactured, T. D. 32,196.
carpets and carpeting

embroidery canvas, double yarns; manufacture veg-
etable fiber not provided for, T. D. 14,137.

fabrics, plain woven, of single jute yarns, by whatever
name known, bleached, dyed, colored, stained,
painted, printed, or rendered noninflammable by

manufacture of; manufacture of vegetable fiber, not
provided for.

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matting; as carpeting of jute, T. D. 7,237.

padding canvas, plain, single threads; jute woven
fabrics, T. D. 12,357.

pellisier padding; plain woven fabric of single jute
yarn, T. D. 17,482.

plain woven fabrics of single jute yarns by whatever
name known, not bleached, dyed, colored, stained,
printed, or rendered noninflammable by any pro-

cess

plain woven fabrics, of single yarns, waste of, suitable
for the manufacture of paper..

plain woven fabrics; plain woven refers to weave, and
not to color; distinguishes from twilled and figured
goods, T. D. 32,326.

press cloth, not of single yarns, manufacture of veg-
etable fiber, T. D. 15,996.

rejections; jute butts, T. D. 31,688.

rugs

sash cord, plaited; manufacture of vegetable fiber,
T. D. 12,360,

30%

Free.

Free.

30%

Par.

Jute scrims; plain woven jute fabrics of single yarns, T. D.

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66

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14,545.

squares, with embroidery design; manufacture
vegetable fiber, T. D. 30,208.

of

thread waste, fit for paper stock; as paper stock, T.
D. 23,637.

thread waste, not fit for paper stock; waste not pro-
vided for, T. D. 23,637.

velours; are pile fabrics of vegetable fiber other than

flax, hemp, or ramie, T. D. 5,963, 20,246.

waste and cotton waste, mixed; waste not provided

Kakimonos; Japanese scroll painting; as painting, T. d.

29,464.

212-Kale seed

Kaleidoscopes, small; toys, T. D. 2,386.

66

Free.

..6 cts. lb.

Kali, citrated; chemical compound, T. D. 6,006.
solution 50%; is caustic potash, T. D. 29,644.
Kalidunger; substance used only for manure, T. D. 4,210.
Kalkspar, ground; mineral substance partially manufactured,
T. D. 23,028, 32,830.

Kalmia latifolia; evergreen seedling, laurel; nursery stock

not provided for, T. D. 28,953.

Kalmuc carpets; wool carpets not provided for, T. D. 10,038.
Kamola; drug, T. D. 3,201.

Kampio; Japanese edible vegetable, T. D. 28,177.

500-Kauri, gum

Kaoka; coffee substitute, T. D. 4,564.

76-Kaolin

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Free.

.$1.25 ton.

including the weight of the casks or other containers. kiln dried, for clearing wines; as kaolin, T. D. 5,051. Katakuriko flour; starch, T. D. 32,943.

74-Keene's cement

Kefir pills; medicinal preparation, T. D. 29,644.

10%

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seed or fungi; manufactured article not provided for,
T. D. 21,260.

Free.

523-Kelp

Kentia Belmoriana seeds; palm nuts, T. D. 13,491.
Fosteriana seeds; palm nuts, T. D. 13,491.

Kepler's malt extract; malt extract, T. D. 26,516.

solution, cod liver oil and malt extract; at the higher
of the rates applicable to the two ingredients, T.
D. 26,516.

Kern, green; as wheat, T. D. 33,432.

223-Kernels, apricot

Par.

154-Kerosene mantles treated with chemicals or metallic oxides.

Key chains; chains of iron or steel, T. D. 22,125.
Keys, clock; parts of clocks, T. D. 6,558.

66 for sardine boxes; articles of metal, T. D. 13,618.
watch; articles of metal, T. D. 11,184.

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with sardine boxes; as part of the box or covering,
T. D. 22,009.

Keystones, glass or paste, lettered; manufacture of glass or
paste, T. D. 26,388.

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66

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masonic; are jewelry, T. D. 21,196, 26,190.

onyx, lettered; are not precious stones, because of
lettering, manufacture of onyx, T. D. 26,417.

onyx, unlettered; precious stones, cut not set, T. D.
26,554.

Key stoppers to bottles; not dutiable separately, T. D.

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9,260.

Kid hair curlers; manufacture of leather, T. D. 12,011.
skins, dressed, and finished suitable for gloves; as
glove leather, T. D. 31,550.

Kiesel fluor natrium; chemical compound, T. D. 30,382.
Kieselguhr; is tripoli, T. D. 19,980.

Kipskins; are calf skins, T. D. 17,398.

Kindergarten, entitled to import free as a society, etc.,
established for educational purposes, T. D. 2,076.

25%

Free.

66 needles; articles of metal, T. D. 23,109.

647-Kindling wood, not provided for

240 Kirschwasser, per proof gallon..

Kissengen salts; mineral salt, T. D. 9,715.

134-Kitchen utensils, hollow ware, of aluminum, or of iron or steel, enameled or glazed. See Table utensils....

Kites, Japanese; toys, T. D. 14,063.

Kitt pulver, cement for mending crockery; all other cement,

T. D. 31,727.

Kittul fiber, dyed; manufactured article not provided for, T.

D. 18,806.

Klinger glasses; glass strips ground to a prismatic form,
T. D. 30,465.

Knees, boat; are not ship timber, T. D. 29,339.

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ship; as ship timber, T. D. 3,602.

Knife and fork sets, toy; as toys, T. D. 14,809.

and letter opener combination; as pocket knives, T. D.
31,866, 32,652.

fork, and spoon combination; as table knife, T. D.
25,355, 32,061.

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sharpeners, metal; article of metal, T. D. 9,393.

46

sharpeners, whetstones; as whetstones, T. D. 28,889.

66 sharpeners, wood, metal, and emery composition; as

Free.

$2.60

25%

35%

50%

Par.

Knit shawls, cotton; as cotton wearing apparel, T. D.

26,369.

291-Knitted articles, wool. See Wool knitted articles.

66 needles, bone; as knitting needles, T. D. 22,807. 66 needles; celluloid; as knitting needles, T. D. 32,149. 128-Knives: Penknives, pocket knives, clasp knives, pruning

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66

knives, budding knives, erasers, manicure knives,
and all knives by whatever name known, including
such as are denominatively mentioned in this sec-
tion, which have folding or other than fixed blades
or attachments, and razors, all the foregoing,
whether assembled but not fully finished or finished;
valued at not more than $1 per dozen.
valued at more than $1 per dozen.....
Provided, That blades, handles, or other parts of any
of the foregoing knives, razors, or erasers shall be
dutiable at not less than the rate herein imposed
upon the knives, razors, and erasers, of which they
are parts.
Provided further, That all articles specified in this
paragraph shall, when imported, have the name of
the maker or purchaser and beneath the same the
name of the country of origin die-sunk conspic-
uously and indelibly on the blade, shank, or tang
of at least one or, if practicable, each and every
blade thereof.

table, butchers', carving, cooks', hunting, kitchen,
bread, butter, vegetable, fruit, cheese, carpenters'
bench, curriers', drawing, farriers', fleshing, hay,
tanners', plumbers', painters', palette, artists', and
shoe knives, forks and steels, finished or unfinished,
without handles

with handles

Provided, That all the articles specified in this para-
graph, when imported, shall have the name of the
maker or purchaser, and beneath the same the name
of the country of origin indelibly stamped or brand-
ed thereon in a place that shall not be covered
thereafter.

charm knives, 11⁄2 inches long, serviceable as knives,
are penknives, T. D. 29,690.

charm, with cigar cutter; smokers' articles, T. D.
15,010.

66 deerfoot handle, cross piece and hilt; hunting knives,

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66

66

66

T. D. 33,280.

bowie; as hunting knives, T. D. 24,606.

hunting, clasp; as hunting knives, T. D. 31,279.
hunting, fixed blade, deerfoot handles; hunting knives,
T. D. 32,884.

miniature, costing 3 cents each; articles of metal,

T. D. 28,429.

35%

35%

20%

20%

35%

55%

25%

30%

Par.

Knives, pocket, silver handle; as pocket knives, T. D. 33,242.
pocket, with chains; dutiable separately, T. D. 27,801.
small, not pen or pocket, to be worn on watch chains;
as jewelry, T. D. 21,195.

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Swedish; as hunting knives, T. D. 17,731.

table, not over 5 inches long; toys, T. D. 17,165.

Kobu; sea weed, T. D. 28,438.

Kochi ware; earthenware covered with a vitreous glaze of a
single color, is not decorated, T. D. 26,116.
Kohlenpappen; article composed of earthy or mineral sub-
stance, T. D. 32,767.

Kohlenstifte; manufacture of carbon, T. D. 33,197.

212-Kohl-rabi seed

Konjak flour; manufactured article not provided for, T. D.
24,265.

Konnyakuk flour; manufactured article not provided for, T.
D. 31,478, 31,866.

Krap lach; a lake, T. D. 4,833.

6 cts. lb.

Kromoline; a grease or oil commonly used for stuffing or

dressing leather, T. D. 31,743.

Kryofin; alcoholic medicinal preparation, T. D. 22,600. 468-Kryolith

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Free.

artificial; chemical compound, T. D. 24,990.

Kryopin; alcoholic medicinal preparation, T. D. 22,600.
Kryptol; manufacture of carbon, T. D. 26,604.

value, T. D. 25,805.

Kuzu cloth; manufacture of cotton and grass, cotton chief

525-Kyanite, or cyanite, and kainite

Free.

L

Lab pulver; rennet, T. D. 29,442.

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Labels, blank paper; manufacture of paper, T. D. 13,802.
celluloid; articles composed of collodion, T. D. 11,045.
cotton or other vegetable fiber

25%

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lithographed. See Lithographic prints.

paper, printed; printed matter, T. D. 31,236.

Laburnum; nursery stock not provided for, T. D. 14,750.
dye, crude, seed, button, stick, and shell.

Lac spirits; chloride of tin in liquid solution; chemical com-
pound, T. D. 12,953.

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spirits, shellac dissolved in spirits; a varnish, T. D.
12,953.

Lace and embroidery; distinction between, T. D. 29,702,

29,440.

66 buttons; buttons not provided for, T. D. 33,758.

curtains, Nottingham, with machine scalloped edges;
lace curtains made on Nottingham machine, T. D.
31,987.

Free.

25%