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The Holt County sentinel., 1898-04-29
THE CAMPUS.

The lH.I who y~gT- ago had our Cour.
h":is. planted III shade tres. performed
an act which entitled them - the last
ing gratitude OF oar people. We nUg,
have there I, grove. in the very center q:
our city. which Is the admiration OF all
vino visit our city. Al! the trees IN
digenuu- 10 this latitude ar" there rep
Presented. and when tnoy are il fail
foliage tn" c!Trct ;a~ pleasing IA il !
novel.
In March. le5I. TIT. SENTINEL ~ug
@"stcd that n" grounds of our high
school should To- similarly bnautiiird.
If trees were then planted there. and
properly cared for. they would in :! fcw
wears add wonderfully 10 b.. attractive
ness of the school The suggestion WAS
taken with enthusiasm by our people
and meeting was held ia The editorial
room, oF this rarcr. Prof. o. &. Hill
then principal 81 our school. WIS called
20 ~ chair. amd the meeting decided
that SATURDAY.. April Ith. La. should p"
krim,r day. and thai ali citizens ~D q"
string -i"uid tr p.rmittr,! 10 Ilrnt "r"
ng mn.,. f:cs:s r:l ti. Nc. portion nf tL"
school .sg"uH,.~ ia" day cam" a:.i
over 10 ri Ddr rIjiE~uS seemed anxious
ia immurt.l!L" himself o. herself T..
planting tree. PROF. Hill had char.
of tn" work. and resulted !u tn" I.!int
ing OF what Is t"day onr OF tn. m.~t
beautiful campus grounds in all North
Wcsi MISSOURI. ManE vino PLANTED :.
tree still remain with Ii. bat those y no
planted a tree. and have either answered
the final suInmon5 or hav" lift ~ fer
other c!ima~ ARE the following:
The Dead J. B.Curg, Moses B"nnrir.
Bcnnct: KIM. Y. ". Davenport. Lc.l
XDnk. r. :. R4Sicrk. Sr. Charley Bruri
heck. Geo. anderson. Car-i" anderson
0'FaIlan. I'd. t.vans Samu"l IIrrSrh~.
-. Ella Brid,"~ Copeland Sah:iat
rhilbrir.l.
Removals Adam KIirrrI. L.; Orcn.
Ncttir and Ina Me-. Glare Iryinr. are
all in T." -,ai" rI Oregon: Jones iIcrsL
berger. -. {. ;Iill Ellsworth ksgrr.
Grant iioHrlI. Della Davis Fara.lt"r.
Harry Davis CIrri- iiiIl sirhilling. All
"f han-1-: Sol Foster Il in Arkansas.
Viii Graham /, in 81. .iu-s.ph: u. 4
Gardner. ard L"i-a IRVINE. CaIifo:Da.
;5t"iiat ati"~ii"Co an Uta:iaui BRYANT Pet
or are ~ Montana: Grant isr!tz. Kansas
City: Br!!o Orcm COLLISION. Maitland:
Maggie Schatk SrGUi,T. - .In-,uf.:
VIM. lIawkinS. Noris.
We do no; claim Ina, liz" foregoing
Isis ar" complete hy any means. hut ar..
names that came /" Us WhIi" writing.
The Young la.iic- of ih" school. -
sisted Il, AlIcc!ica!h Prucie-. Fannie 50
per DUNCAN. and Mrs. Lucy kauchr-.
teacher. al the iiul". spread a dinner for
all on the ocr;ieiun. The Speakers Were:
q. { iIiil. iham kiipIc'. Elder ". \.
Gardener and Levi Znyis. Tn" sowing "f
the grounds to blue grass was superin
tcndcj.hy Uncle E" Billy i5r"dhoc!i, who
iS >fii! ith u.
", il VA; then ii iS still :. pleasure To
live in the midst OF .;a>! community.
1t was principally III" children, and
their children of thoSe who planted our
noble court houss grove, who parti"i
lrated in planting OF our present school
Tlllv;,-
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Treasurer uf Board. she has had
,harg" Of H." Lain class in our High
school. purely as 4 work Of love in aiding
her husband. and now i5 filing III" as
~istant prin"iraiehip
Mi Su~i" Iirrl.r i q native Of near
White Cloud. hG-. She was educated tx
the schools # Oregon and took courses in
III" N"w Orleans Female seminary. and
the Stanhcrry Normal. She has taught
six terms il the district schools. two
terms in the Kansas Graded schools. two
terms in III" Crgit and five in the Ore
gln schools.
Charles Watson was born in Rich
m0nd. lid. He was schooied in the
country and graded schools of Indiana
aud Missouri, and graduated from the
Oregon High schbo!. He has had six
TINS cxrcrienrr5 three in the district
schools ard three IN the Oregon school.
Mis- Minnie HoStcck was horn in this
city. and gradual ted from our High
school, and also I'd Ok a course at the
Warrensburg Normal. She has taught
four terms in this city, one in Mound
City. and onc in the district school.
Mrs. Lucy kaucher is the oldest of the
corps. both in point Of service and age.
She was born in Chicago. H.. and after
passing through the graded schools of
that city. graduated from the High
school OF that city. After teaching a
term in Chicago, she taught one term in
county. and for the past six
teen terms has been teaching in our
school here, ranging from primary to
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90 elm Of ;ar boar. N.=ra-;, 49,.
drawn Tor Teachers S..s.r: IN isty,. IF IA.
li-->hlerE-- 80. %: Mi>, I.D maid frr
Sii3''' and Mss Wal' fn- SIi3.nt
H. March. is.1. ;Gc :ir~; extension NJ
m limits u!;ac >.hoo. G!S;-ic, Wa mad.
Thy"St"n~:on ton.; in the northeast guar
i"r Il ~ 90. :iS. uow owned hy J. G.
N";eT and Joseph N..,ii>..h: the north
west quarter uf 81 t. -. nov owned by
Mrs. K. II. Ru>~rl. Dan Martin and !. !;
Mcdonald. Tie northwest If :! - -
now owned lay Henry N,i>.. and Jonas
Wat<nn.Jr
I'll" school tax for ls11v g-;.S >:2:re.
{. II. bennett WAS chosen - prime:
pal 10 conduct i 3r, months summer
school. and he was assisted by Miss No
Donald and Miss Ellen KENNEDY.
From tE. late uf th" organization aS =
S!eciai district the following j. thc ro<.rr
ii the principal and assistants who bad
charge of our >chcol up Io the building
Of the present handsome officers:
PRI2CIPALs. ASsISTASTS.
loE-.0J. NJ. Morrison. \. licrshhrrgcr
lS1G-l III HcrShhrr~cr. Jennie Scott.
lS1l2 Iii Hcrshbergc1. Daniel Schultz
lnI22-3 V. r. Drake. Belle Sweclman
VI tn" March meeting of tn, board Il
petition WAS presented to the beard
sigrrd 10y =. {. Collins. Il. r. Potter,
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PUBLIC PERK.

IN the center Of which stands Ia" cDur.
house a neat and handsome building thFr.
stories in height including the mauS.rl
the ground floor being used for the ar
IONS county Offices. with fire proof vaults;
the second story for court purpo-5S S.
This park Is well set with blue grassland
the handsome court house which rises
in the center Is embowered in a rrG!i.T..
able grove of native forest trees. inter
Spcrsed with cVrrrrcrn=. So dense i the
foliage of this grove that in the summer
time tie building X almost concealed
from view An Interesting feature II
this spot is th" presence of at least nU"
specimen of every tree indigenous 10 this
portion of our county. The Effect nf
this contrast of foliage. in the early
growing season, Is remarkably fine. Til"
origin of our beautiful park. in brief. iS
rs follows: j. II. Levy came 20 this
county from Johnstown. Penn. in ls1S
and secured employment H. b0nkk""prT
fro Peter Frazer Co. general merchants.
of Oregon. at that time. In th" cary
spring of 1888 hc conceived the idea that
the court mouse yard might hc planted
tu trees. and in dur time with prpiHr
rarc tn" city would nave Il hrautiru!
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th. ci:.!'i. acres ,a Wii,ri a ;r... & a..
town wa Afterwards lpva.cI t."u.-sr
huS+"ll. Il nHlh.?: nf til bate .:'i'!:sc r.
II. k'i-s-i.: In" children %; the !! crpaS.
nf Jacob Martin and @! La"hin pack
wo@d. who E&i I.rr "rnitrh tic ,,'.;r
eight. on U'i:cn IL" .oan wL- lut;.: j:
Pari- i'fsr:;. Cora r!r3;S. AFTERWARDS
The wifi" ni y. =. I...T..,Ii'n. aud t'.,i
k"l!c, asn. .l-r. Burnett. orr" 81 :hr
pTpi!s referred 'r. afterwards icr,.!.r
the Mi" of .'Din Collins. H." i".:cl..r
Mr. C"!iins- died in iSJ:. Sarah Bu-
nett. NON deceased. married Thura~
Collins. .runlir"EI ia.'!u'r"r oi IN" 81
Joseph ha- for ycar=. u1" residing III
T"v.i-
Prior to ;hc year l.5-T7 tl,. ;Dwn "a Ore
gon ia',v'!"d t.'u districts. Enuwn as
Fast and West, numbered respectively
II and -. ";,"i Erin-, Irp'itrd with s,.i'
arat" bindings. H. ic.I1 thc>.. tyu Gi~
t:ir'S w"r" united ans; :, u"w lrirl; build
lrg ~ planned and commenced. The
.,iru"i"r" Ms twr'Ety fsur hy SIXTY fc"t
two stories hic:! and included four ROOMS
and two halls Til buiii;:ig was tir.t
occupied IN the fail "f Ie-~ by Cyrus
Cook, * principals; G.. ". Hayics; #nI
Mrs. {. Cook "a aS-is.tnts.
Prof. Cook waS retained for two or
more terms. after which the following
wcr" employed aS principals: /. ". Col
Inns. .Anccl NatFOuS. Green q. Dirsham
During Ia" S,h"oi ynar "a lS,:i-J Coionc.
Clarke Irwin" Was principal. assisted iy
Mrs. +. Neiiy. nnW Mis-. Xonk. o. -.
Joseph. and Miss Bette Collins. nov
Mrs. Bunker. of this city. After him
the following for Il number Of Years filled
in succession IN" position OF principal:
Noah Huntsm;.u, Rev. Morri @on. ThomaS
Miller and j. G. Mcknight.
The special school district oi Oregon
WAS moi established until August. 1859. !
vt tha; time Iii" statutes provided tha;
towns and cities might organize aS spec
ial districts upon petition of twelve free |
holders. asking thai an election Ice held !
for that purpose, and if majority ni thr !
taX-paying citizens voted i'll favor OF !
such action. then the special district !
should he created. Vhs petition asking |
for this election was signed by:
Levi Thompson. Wm. BaskinS.
David Foster. q. II. Edison.
Samuel Watson. u. Lrlimor,
y. J. Kyger. Clark Irvine.
.Ino. G.. Cottrell IHo. +. Mcknight. |
Isaac Hullingcr. II. Saville,
J. III. c. Curtis, Stephen Blanchard.
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TAXATION.

The rat" per cent. ui taxation or ac-
tuai wealth i'm the district iS unpreccdcnt
edIy low The district has nu bonded
Indebtedness. and consequently. no sink
ing fund To raise. and nn interest to pay.
The expenses Of the district are kept
down Ia the very minimum. Our ASSESS
mems are only made 10 cover about 20
der cent of the actual value of the prop
erty in the district. and upon this valua-
ton so low Il rate of taxation ClJ cents.
IS levied that the "huriheu of taxation"
is 80 light with with us in comparison TO
that If some of our nrighboring special
school districts, as to hr scarcely felt.
The Ievics in our several special districts
of our county for the year 1897. were as
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h. So. 4 .rlua ..:.i.a d g.. amounts -
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Ti.~ a.1Lyy J. i"aa"s. c'.t - Il. r!;!z".~
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aur ""uat: CONN.,. a.. -" Interest. lii.r
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rrarhr~. II each arIoTIiormont. every
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nf tn" int"F'--: from The county fund j.
mad" only among ih,. schools uf the
"DUL;y. Tais '-u'.is >.ia"i fund h;.-
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Ihr~" funds ~" h"t.i f:nTi,i"d FOR 10y
lag ars;i a:c Ia b.. he'd sacred: no part
o. ;h"Sn funds or of either Of Them. can
ever b~ expended for anything: and no
II;lrt If thr interest can br used for any
Other ruTf'as' ;han that uf payin" teach
cr> in oar public schools. NJ part of
the interest cf either. can ,vcn bc ap
Piled Ia the augmentation ni tn" Irinci
pal fund it-.l!. hat all aaG every part
thereof "u>t =" "proriInn2d TO the
The Holt County sentinel., 1898-04-29
RELIGIOUS FEATURES.

There are no institutions worthicr uf
the appreciation and love of the CON
munity than the churches existing in
our midst. identified with lis earliest
growth. throbbin@ with its life, partici
rating in its reycrScS. sharing in it,
prosperity. they seem 10 he invested
with "A personality To Toe. loved and
cherished like one of our household.
There has never in the history of M
lions been an influence of such great
ness as that welded 10y the church. and
these noble old traits one sees in man
kind may be attributed Ia the good IN
fuence that our pastors and churches
spread among us. Oregon has been
particularly blessed. Its pastors are
men of talent. christian zeal and clo-
quence. We have six churchcs:these are:
New School Presbyterian. organized
in 1913. by Rev. I. 5. Reeve. Present
pastor. Rev. Henry \. Sawyers, mem
eptIo.
colors, a..,-
pied to that infinite,
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THE SCHOOLS HISTORY.

III" first >"n"ni established il Oregon
Ha- Il ir:yatr "H.rrl ri~". .r.'l. Grated IL
IL" winter 81 i~i.. l., ! r.. Collins. :;
brother al ,yr rSr....a1i .".ss,. cis!z. =.
=. {. Collins. in 9: ~.:uatt; u:.:.i".. .. hici,
stood il a hollow IT. ~. ...-. ...'-i nrrt
of orr H.@ lovely Elite &. 3. ... ,:r>'
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Daniel Kun
kci. S-.. Sam
iicfshhrrgc
y. Is. Davis.
f. l.. Alien.
ticDrgr \ II
dc:SOn a Il q
100 othr- tax
paying ii ii
zens. praying
the board for
the crccti on
of an addition
to the { h en-
school build
ing. the cos
not 10 exceed
$500 This
the board re-
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The following September, 1892. at the
4chGo! election tn" Issue was new school
building. and ne friends of the movement
NOE c!' ciird victory by ciecting G,orga
Anderson and T. l. Krcrk. as members
of Ii" hard. aGr. @ayc the friends Of the
movement IA clear !:!:.i"rit, on the board.
and the friend; uf th, nini cmrnt were in
! i"t ,i"". III" board then consisted. of
!. /. krr"k. Geo. Anderson. Wm. Kauch-
g. Go. fum!nins. lrphtha Martin ard
I =. i:w--"l.
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" - e h ! n =
three term
inth-Gistrict
sGogls, shc
taught for
two terms III
the Grammar
''ra'is- Of the
y 4" y 4 .! .
school. tEt,r
i"!li~ IA ti
pr IN = ~
grades of the
NaadaI;a.anfI
two terms IN
tn" Nevada
iIgh schools.
For the past
three wears
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\ = HTI.N-I- u ..'l.II 49,
levi H. *. representa-
;!y" citizen -; ia" town
aua also nf t.. stat. now
deceased: ! AN fry"r:
john. Mar .::' Sarah.
"hi..,:cn az i;'.irn,! Bur
i,.rt. Whn EaHl,r,. rrrrinli
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THE TEACHERS

The following Is the Foster o1 r.iuci
pals and assistants from this dat, down
tr til" present:
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In addition to the principals aLi a.
sistants. the following is arp-c"r 81 tho.
who have taught in our ~ni,.:rl II. .s'
it, creation - :; special di~ ricr:
Daniel Schultz. Fannie S;cD;'.
Mamie McDouTld. Sam. Rui,t.
Ellen Kennedy, Lucy Christian
Belle Swrvim1u. kauc.trr.
Fannie S".,.r BG2 t':;ru;, Coc,,.-.
-an. f.wma H.'.h r,
". =. Mitchell. Ii.r-i.i.r- p.
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Balance on hand

.1Es'7EF'T7 VI . - T,l
january 10, 1873. the board ordered
that an election be held on February Is.
1913. to vote upon the proposition TO bond
thc school district for $1,000 for the
building OF new school house. At this
election Il. II. Russel. Geo Cummins
and VIM. Kaucher acted as judges. and
W. +. Drake and W. S. Mitchell as clerks
The proposition carried by vote of l4s
for and AZ against. At the meeting of
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NJ thls meeting George Cummins sub
mlttcd his annaa! settlement as treasur-
er which showed simply.
Receipts ..............$ 2OOI 81
expenditures. ............. 1861 ii
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ASSIGNMENT OF WORK

Tia iIr~i fix. uaIsi PRESIDENTS a-
dead .,G aEiy IN, hr~: named Sr,.-r...rI
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-08
Connie, q;
Grove, l !;
Quiniault, 2;
Neushkah, ! !;

Neushkah, ]; GroVe' II
In those precincts lying wholly or in
part in any of the incorporated cities or
towns of Chehais county, caucuses ana
primary elections TO elect said elegatcs
to said county convention as aforesaid
will be held in conformity with the law
regulating primary elections; anc IN all
other precincts the same may be followed
ut the option of the county committee
man of said Democratic party from sad
precincts. In said incorporated clties
and towns said caucuses will he held
the places designated for holding the PR
mary elections hereinafter referred to. on
September II, 1898. The primary cleo
lions herein referred to shall be held at
the following places in said several named
precincts for the purpose OF voting lOr
and elccting delegates to attend SAID con
vention, to-wlt:
In Montesano precinct, at the council
room in East Montesano, at the ONCE oil
II. NJ. sutton; in Elma, at the town ilali ;
in Aberdeen, mt the council room; III
East Aberdeen, at the hose house; in
Cosmopols, at the council room; in ilo'
vuiam, at the city hall in Ocosta, at the
council room at which time and places
delegates to said county convention are
to be elected. The polls in each OF the
precincts named shall be open from >
o'clock to O'Clock p. IN.
The qualifications of voters at sali cleo
/ lions and likewise the qualifications Oh
persons TO be voted for as such delegates
at such primary elections shall be as fol-
lows: Each person shall bc qualified to
vote at general election held under the
general election law Of the state OF Wash
ington, and in addition thereto be deslr-
Gus of assisting to elect the Democratic
ticket in Chehalis county. and state OF
! Washington.
! Notice is hereby given that at the times
and places heretofore mentioned said
county convention, caucusc1 and primary
elections will sevcrally be held in the
manner provided by law.
BY order of tie Democratic Central
Committee for Cheha.is county, Washing.
ton. Attest: JNo. }. CARNEY,
/ Chairman Chehalis County Central Com
mittee.
y. y. MCKiLILr. Secretary pro tenn
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-08
Chepalis, 2;
OileatS. i:

\ total OF 81 delegates.
The persons to be voted for as delegates
to said convention must lie selected in
excess by at least twice the number to be
elected in each polling precinct, and such
selection must be made at least one day
previous to such primary election by IL
caucus OF the qualified voters in each
precinct.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that the county convention, primaries
and caucuses hcrcinabove mentioned,
will be held at the time and place and
the primaries and cauCuses will be CON
Quoted in the manner set out in the
foregoing resolutions.
RCnoIPH DIsrLER,
Chairman Peoples Party County Cen
trail Committee.
w. F. WAGNER, Sec.
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nishillent.

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-08
ABERDEEN PRECINCT.

Notice is hereby given that Demo-
cratic caucus, for Aberdeen precinct, will
be held in the council room on Thursday,
the 18th day OF September, 1873, at
O'Clock p. M, ior the purpose OF selecting
not less than ten persons from whom
shall be elected, at Il primary election in
and for said precinct, to be held Sept. II,
1898, five delegates to the Democratic
county convention to be held at Monte
sano on Sept. "a, for the purpose OF nom
mating legislative and county ticket.
At said caucus there shall also be selected
three reputable citizens to act as Judges
and one as clerk OF said primary election,
and also any other business that may
properly come before it.
+. l.. KoEHLER,
Democratic Committeeman for Aberdeen
Precinct.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-08

The October number OF The Delneator
is led the Autumn number, and COM
prses an abundance Of the best nfor.na-
ton on how to meet the requiren ents OF
fashion, Il diversi Of choice literary lea
lures and timely household discussions.
The first OF two papers on Women IN
English Society, by Mrs. Fenwick Miller,
interestingly discusses the basis and the
distinctions OF the English social struc-
tue and the broad humanitarian impulses
OF many OF its members. .Jaw-awn and
His Folks, by Mary llarwell Catherwood,
IL topical sketch the scene OF which is
laid in the Ohio valley, is delightfully."-
quaint in its pathetic charm. The College
Stories, Ivy Edith Child. in this issue are
OF Bryn Mawr, and will awaken Il sym
pathetic recollection in the affections OF
all college students, while Halloween
Frolics at Wellesley, by katherine Reed /,
will appeal strongly to their sense OF fun
aud jollty. In the series on Amateur
Photography, by Shaiot Nj Hall, the fin
isling Of the negative is explained in Il
clear and helpful manner. The paper in
the series on The Common Ills OF Life, by
Grace Peckham Murray NJ. d., discusses
the causes and the most effective treat
ment Of diseases Of the skin. Another
authoritative contribution on the care OF
The Voice. by Cleaner Georgen, appears
in this number. CLUB Women and Club
Life, by Helen NJ. Winslow, is Il Compre
hensive review OF the incidents and in
Auences Of the Denver Biennial and Girls
Interests and Occupations. by Lafayette
McLaws, is as bright and pleasing as
usual. An attractive group of domestic
subjects is presented in The Care OF Floors,
etc, Five Fine New Cakes, The Cooking
of Oysters, and Going to Bed and Getting
Up; and the regular departments, Social
Observances conducted by Mrs. Cadwal-
adler Jones, The Tea-Table by Edna S.
Withelspoon, The Workable, The Dress
maker. Ecclesiastical Embroidery by
Emma Haywood, Millinery, Lace Max
ing, Crocheting, Tatting, The Latest
Books, etc, maintain their character istic
merit.