Subport  of  entry.     (T.  D.  22953;  April  10,  1901.)

Kran,  Persian.     (See  Coins,  foreign.)

Kryoflne.     (See,  also.  Medicinal  preparations.)

"Kryofine,"  so  called,  is  a  medicinal  preparation  in  the  preparation  of  which
alcohol  is  used;  is  closely  allied  in  chemical  constitution,  character,  and  use  to
phenacetin,  and  is  accordingly  dutiable  at  55  cents  per  pound  under  paragraph
67,  act  of  1897,  and  not,  as  claimed,  at  20  per  cent  ad  valorem  under  paragraph
15,  nor  at  25  per  cent  ad  valorem  as  a  chemical  compound,  or  a  medicinal
preparation,  under  paragraphs  3  and  68  of  said  act.  (T.  D.  22600— G.  A.  4804;
November  9,  1900.)

Kuskus-root  fans.     (See  Fans.)

L.
Labels,  cigar.     (See  Cigar  labels. )

Labels,  cotton.     (See  Cotton  labels.)

Labels,  decalcomania.     (See  Decalcomania  labels.)

Labels,  gummed  paper  for  making.     (See  Paper,  gummed.)

Labels,  immediate-transportation.
Identification  labels  may  be  used  for  immediate-transportation  goods.  (T.  D.
24529;  June  29,  1903.)

Labels  or  tickets,  etiquettes.     (See  Etiquettes.)

Labor,  convict.
Entry  of  goods  product  of  convict  labor  prohibited.  (T.  D.  22310;  June  23,
1900.)

Lace  articles.     (See,  also.  Beaded  articles;  Flouncings  and  laces;  Wearing  apparel. )
Fancy  vegetable  fiber  articles  consisting  of  a  succession  of  oblong,  oval,  or  ellip-
tical openwork  forms,  with  purled  edges,  each  about  half  an  inch  long  and  a
quarter  of  an  inch  wide,  connected  by  threads  drawn  in  the  form  of  a  cord,
and  which  are  used  chiefly  in  making  so-called  "Renaissance  tidies,"  or  other


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