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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24
Church Announcements.

PREsBYTEHiAN CHURCH.
Schedule oi services:
Bible School, ~ a. III.
!. \. ARMSTRONG, > ;. Superintendent
VI. l.. cIumn
-. l.. ANDREWs, Pastor.
Preaching at ! Il. NJ. and 7::,u -. M.
Choir Practice Saturday evening.
SUNDAY School at ~ o'clock
We will he glad 10 have you come
;. J.. Ilughcll, Superintendent.
BAPTIST cIIrNm.
y. H. WARD, Pastor.
Sunday school at lOa. m, conducted
10y Supt. Il. G. sherman.
Morning Worship at / orlock- Sub
iect. Bring forth the royal diadrm and
crown Him Lord Of all.
Evening scrvicc-A real live song SER
vice at $50 and solo by Mr. Il. G.
sherman. Come.
Mid-wcck services every "Wednesday
evening al 80 O'clock Subjects Tor the
next siN week, are Il, foiiows:
Oct. 10 Elizabeth. the pious mother.
Oct. .; llerod and John Baptist
Oct. :U-Thc trusting mother.
Nov. 6 Nehemiah Il prophet
Nov. l3--1hc widowed mother.
Nov. ~. The penitcnt thici.
He that dwcllcth in the secret place OF
the most high shall abide under the
shadow OF the Almighty Psalms, OIL.
GEANDNIEN
Union sunday school will bc held
every sunday forenoon at 1870 at til,
Grandview hall. Everyone invited.
REV. A. l.. BRAGG, Supt
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24
Worthy Recognition.

Master Riena Roberts, who was hon
or.d with first awards in the Jerome Po-
tate club. has still further reason To be
proud OF lis achievements. Ills half
hushcl "l premium potatoes on exhibit
ton at Jerome, were purchased 10y Maj.
Reed and forwarded To- President Taft,
and yesterday mornings mail brought
young Roberts the following
Beverley, Mass, oct. l..
My Dear Master Buena.
Through the courtesy oi Maj. Reed.
have received some OF the prize potatoc,
which you earned IN recent contest, and
write to congratulate You on theeXcrllcnr
product ol your industry. lou deserv,
great deal oi credit. 1t i such con
tests H. Til, AMI such successes that vii
stimulate interest in agricultural pursuits
and make ior better farms and bette
farm proincts sincerely yours.
W H. lAFI.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24

MtSdames Gerhoth and Richmond most
delightfully."- entertained a number OF their
lady friends at the home OF the former
on Friday afternoon last. A very inter
esting study in music constituted por-
ton OF the entertainment, the honors OF
course being won hy our musical ladies,
though all present worked hard to solve
the problems, and while some proved
"sharp' at guessing Others fell flat on
number oi the problems. \ two conrse
luncheon Was served and when the hour
fnr departure came all joined in singing
Home, Sweet Home. and voted it one
oi the most pleasant events OF the season.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24

1t seems to he the general impression
among our eastern readers that the west
is prone to magnify the crop yields in
the different sections \ few weeks ago
the Rupert Pioneer Record put an esti
mate OF 1000 sacks of potatoes on GER
tain acreage of ground. This statement
was probably taken with large grain of
allowance 10y eastern people, hut the ac-
tual facts in the case prove that the es-
innate was not large enough. The Rec
ord of last week says:
"Well, we lied hut not the way most
people seemed Ia think. When we stat
ed that &. l.. Andrews would have 2,M
sacks OF potatoes on eight acres of ground
we missed il nearly SEQ sacks, rs Mr.
Andrews has taken over 400 sacks o
marketable potatoes oil his patch. b. F
Splitter has secured the greatest yield YET
reported, which was SIM sacks from Nv,
acres. This would give an average a
probably little better than 6n bushels
To the acre. -
MIR. Andrews is the father of u. l..
Andrews, the VI. f.. Pastor at this place
and his achievements ON the Minid0k;
tract are simply Implications of wha
can he done on the North Side.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24
FARMERS ARE AROUSED
Call for a Non-Partisan Mass
Meeting at Wendell on Salur-
day, Nov. End.

la view Of the unsettled conditions ON
the tract through the dilatory action Of
a lew members ui the State Land Board
III reaching decision on the important
matters now pending before the board
relative I" this tract, the farmers in the
virinlty oi Wendell have issued Il call for
Il n"n-parliSan mass meeting to he held
at Wendell on Saturday afternoon, Nov.
md, Ia discuss the situation
After having complaint Of the North
Side before them since June, the settlers
are convinced that there has been ample
time i"r the Land Board To consider this
complaint. and every day Il final decision
l. delayed, means Il financial loss to the.
settlers on the tract.
The policy ol the Company has always
been one ol delay, and 50 strong has
their influence been ovcr certain mem
bcr> oi the board, that this matter has
been allowed to drag along until iorbcar-
ancc has ceased to he 4 virtue with our
farmers, and this meeting is called that
all may he given an opportunity to cx-
press their sentiments.
This meeting should be attended by
all settlers having the best interest Of the
tract al heart The present is one OF the
most critical Time, in the history ii III,
tract, and an occasion when all shnuld
pull together and We trust that every
settler on the tract will consider Til,
meeting ri sufficient Importance to at
J tend
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24

Have a few potato sacks more than !
need which will sell at &C. Let me
Lunv ,t once. INo. Z. MCINTYRE.
The home Of MIR. and Mrs. linghcll
WAS the scene Of much merry making
SATURDAY eve, October 18th, when the
n.u,h,rs nl the Junior and Senior classes
of the high school were received 10y the
high school teachers. Rock was the tea
tnrr ni amusement \ two course lunch
con was served, after which the guests
were favored with several musical selec-
tions 10y the Misses -Doraihea Martin
and Gcrmaine O'Bricn, Miss Fay and
and Mrs. lIughell All departed at
late hour, declaring the first Junior
Senior party great success
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24
Announcement.

] beg to announce my candidacy for
the office nf County Treasurer, and to
assure tine electors OF the county Of
careful, faithful administration oi the
important Office. solicit your votes
and support. J. II. kEEFER,
Democratic Nominee
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24

Have 4 -, Wmnna wagon which !
will trade for a hcNay "a wagon, or will
purchase one oi the latter if in good con
iitlan. Call and SEE me or address f.
q. box -. q. J.. JnlDON.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24

IL
''''''i'r "i those enjoyable. dance, Al IA.
''ih house on Friday evening. No,
WIN music bo the laltngale orch.s,r,
lhrrr Was an unprecedented dem.m1
Tor extra copies ol the Times OF la.,v..l
ami although our edition rnn.;.,.1 -,
over -" copies, We could moi b,.,,iu :,
supply the demand. It L. r,iden,. ,h..,
the people want thencws and the, kn,v
where Ia come inr il.
II your sewing machine needs n.rair-
my leave your order with the leruu,.
Hardware Co., vino have an cNrcn ON
any machine
Mr. j.. g. Gauss, who has been ,nrnJ-
my the summer at his country Villa. has
removed his family to town again and
Will occupy the Palmer cottage, dnriup
the winter, Mrs. Palmer and children
expecting Ia lca\rncNt week to ,nnd tine.
winter with the formers parent, and
friends in Nebraska.
Mr. j. f. Mailman. Of Chicago who
has been spending Il couple of weeks
here with his friend. DR.. j. +. Skinner.
shall, lett Tor humc sunday MIR Malt
man has h,tn making an extensive. tour
oi California and the northwest and re-
turns with special praise Tor the Norh
Side tract
Are your hcn, layers or oaicr-, Con-
key Laying Tonic Will make layer, ont
OF them Guaranteed Ia satisfy or your
money chccriully refunded For sale hy
Jcrnmc Drug Company 81 tt
The people OF Jerome and Vicinity are
to be- favored with an addrc-, Us Col.
Thomas Iaincr, tn-morrnw FRIDAY
evening, who will speak Oh the political
l,~n'~ from a republican standpoint. Mr.
lIamcr ha, the reputation of being a very
fluent and interesting speaker, and
c,cryh"dy should hear him
Mr., : \ ~. Mi,hc, lo announce l.,
the Ladies oi Jerome that she NOM tat,
rooul- Al the Racket store. where she j,
PREPARED To- lo sewing ol all kinds Mr.,
80. has but recently arrived from Chicag,
and Is AN experienced designer As we'll u,
a lady tailor and dr.ssnakcr. and feel,
that she can safely ASSURE. saiisfaction
We acknowledge a pleasant call Tuc-
day from Mr. +. " Hastings. ol Wen
icll. who Mas in town on business \
viii be- seen by notice in another column
senator Hastings j. Offering his propcrt.
Interests Al WENDELL lur sale al Il bar
gain 1t j., one OF th. best improNc
properties On the tract. and i go~
huy lor any one who can handle it,
Conkry's NoN.i- disiniccl, am
Kills the gcrns Mines with water an
is cheap and effective. Is. it NOW AN
prevent disease For sale 10y .lcrru
It Drug Company. 3l-'
MIR X g. Phelps, OF Eichhrli, one 9
e the non PARTISAN legislative candidate
J. Who's. name appcrr~ om the Il Hnocr,lt
:" ticket, ma'r his first canpaem visit
Jerome last week. fortunately mrtiI
many obi Appropriateness herr, from il
lnrncr home ia the east Mr. Phelps
II a clean cul young man with bright Idea
-, amt like thr other democratic Legislative
IA randidal,.,. hc l. under no pledges or "l
legations Ia Nr Go"dins un county div
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24
Senator BOrah Coming.

Announcement is made that United
States Senator, VIM. f. Borah, will
sIcal, at jerome, next Friday afternoon,
Noy. l-t More detailed announcement
next week.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24
Bids W anted


[ sherman. - lillt'~ l'hAH.
The T. +. q. society gave a reception
T., the mothers Of Jerome last Friday al
trrnnnn AT the home OF Mrs Dewitt
This Neither, Day Was AN rNrrr~S'"n' "l
, beautiful thought, IN some kindly heart.
and how the mother, enjoyed every
moment oi the aftermath The time
spent IN getting acquainted. The well
chosen word, eli welcome, is We were
seated at the tables To- parIakc ct the
most delicious five COURSE luncheon, the
music and tine porus Mandatory OF the
excellence ol moihcr>. all combined IL
charm. and We will carry with Ms always
the pleasure ami the picture ct that per,
feet afternoon, spent with thr>r royal
entertainers. the ladies ol the I. +. o.
\ tirESr
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24

The Hall and Stage will be e>pcc-
tally decorated for this event and
the moon will rise ON the stage
during the two Moonlight Dances,
while the orchestra plays Moonlight
Bay. etc.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24

The Importance attached To the office
Of prosecuting attorney for the county,
shuulI he "A sufficient for the voters T."
look carefully into the qualifications "'
the men aspiring for this position. MI
Harlan u. lIcist, whose name appears on
the democratic ticket, was one "l the
candidates selected 10y the N"n-far''S''h
Voters League, and his selection was due
in a large measure Ia the qualifications
POSSESSED 10y this young man lhat ''h'-
nrntly fits him Tor the position. MI
IIrist has won his way To the front rank
of the bar of Lincoln county through
strict integrity and close attention given
Ia matters placed in his hands. Beng
honest. courteous and upright he Is en-
titled To the confidence al the voters "'
the county, and will make an eilic''n'
rounty attorney Vote for him.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24

hoIstein Cows for sale.

My herd i, increasing and | must re-
ducc To- make room. viii price any in
the herd uniil sell } or Il. THESE are
high grade lolstcins.
Gro. II. I.AwsHE.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24
For Sale.

High grade Holstein hull cali-'e'shI
months old. Not registered. A No
c,lf Il. NJ. WHALEY.
mi. west Falls City.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24

The new beet sugar factory al buflry |
4. completed and ready for operation.
Nc sell Flcis,lmann' Yeast.
JrnoMr Miro ca.
ria. Oregon Short Line began laying .
.,o.l on III Raft River line again last
week.
Iimbrrgrr, Brick and Cream Chcc-,.
-, ,be independent Meat Market.
ur f. f.. Pierce has broken ground !
o., ia. erection oi new residence on
his ranch south of town.
Have about l5n new potato sacks Tor
sale at 9 cents each. Call AT this office.
The board Of County Commissioner,
finished their labors last week and adj
iourned until Monday, Nov. nh. tol
canvas the vote oi the election.
sp,,ial sale OF Coffee at the Racket,
saturday, oct. 10Th.
Buster Brown and his dog Tie will hc
At thr Amusement Hall on Tuesday
oct 9mh. at 81 +. VI and pi,ca Tree
entertainments Everybody invited.
For sale, Upright Piano, $40.
K &. sherman, > miles north.
Young snn WAS welcomed At tine
home oi MIR and Mrs Burkcy Tuesday
morning. To say the parents arr proud
nj the event j. putting il mildly.
We sen flcis,hmann' Yeast
JLHoML Nina. Co.
The ladies II the VI r. church Will
hold their fourth annual bazaar Satur-
day. November 3oth Watch for place
later
~. display Of Electric Heaters a, An.
nets Al varieties.
Mr. II. y. Doughty, who has l4r'n
Spending the past summer in Oregon,
ha. returned To Jerome With the inIcn
ton of remaining here indefinitely
~ the ncM things IN stationary AT the
Jerome Drug Co. Remarkable values
Mr. j. II rnriy. one 81 the officers ia
the Kuhn syndicate, Is ont lr"m Pitts
bury. looking over the ,arious prol~r
t,- ia this section
Cut down your light Till Buy Malia
Lamp At the Racket
MIR \ r. Barclay, the Pnngn~siN,
candidate ior Attorney General, left Mon
day fora speaking tour which will 10
prolonged until the day before election,
We ,,ll Flri-chmann' Yeast
JlnnNr MrRc Go.
Mr. VI ] Gill, OF Nampa. arrived la-
week, expecting to make quite an rNtrn
dci visit with her son. Mr. iii Gill AN
family
The Jerome Hardware Co. have ploW-
harrows, drills. etc, which they AZ
Offering Ia trade Tor hay grain or hogs
Iic Anger Falls Presbyterian ladc
will give social at the South >,h~
building on Friday evening No\cmm
list Admission II cents ENcryon
81
'n can save money 10y buying you
stationery oi the Jerome Drug Co.
i"' ladies A'd S"'ir'y "i the VI.
."ur'i VIII hr entertained 10y Ms. !
Palmer at the home OF Mrs : l. llul
;, '"' 49,
w. "'''''
'ee the ne" White sewing ma'h''
III Tue window at the Jerome iiari""'
20 winch GOES to the highest h'dd'
Sealed bids To he in before NoNcmO'
-.
'''''' '''"' S'''''' W ''''' Wv ''''''-
somc little cornnr ,,hrr, thrv ar, in hnm
no one will s.c il What are ynu nhsan,,
OF boys?
W.. I :
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24

The Bull Moosers of the county
met at Cooling last week and per-
fected permanent organization. An
unsuccessful attempt was made tn
have the party endorse the republi-
can county ticket.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24
Wanted.

Two good renters. Good proposition.
W. A. PETERS.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24
PROGRAM

$3.50 Sharp Selections by Band
Two Step :, Selection
,. Waltz
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24
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Very little has been said about the
candidates ior the office al Probate Judge
a, most everyone is OF the opinion that
the judiciary is one branch ri govern
mrnt that should he above the mirr Of
pnhtics. However. the present incnmh-
rnt. MIR. Fuller. is ont with a scurrllouS
letter. which Notwithstanding the provi-
cation that might have prompted it,
should hc above the dignity Of Il Judge.
II must h, horne in mind, however, that
tine writer is becoming old in service and
cannot he held strictly accountable ior
these childish actions. His opponent,
MIR. II. Il. Jones, of Richield, was iii
town last week and made a very lavora-
hlr impression among those whom h,
met. Mr.. Jones is a young man oi ma
lure Judgment, and not having reached
tine Years Of his dotage, is fully qnaliie,
tn nrrinrm the duties ol the office oi Pro
bate Judge.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24
For Sale or Trade.

2N1is acres adj"ing Wendell townslte
and one al the best improved ranches ON
the North Side Tract win cut 7Wu tons
oi hay. Modern house fully equipped
with all electrical appliances. Good out
buildings. Is acres in orchard. Will
sell ior 30 percent les, than cost OF en-
provcmrnts. or will trade for cattle,
sheep or any good income property
For particulars SEE or write,
+. ". llA>rI>G>.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24
Mazda Lamps at The Racket

u,,e loO potato sacks for sale at 9cts
Il. &. sherman.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24
We sell Fleischmann's Yeast.
JEROME NERO. Co.

lhe first number on the I.yccnm course,
u'e Winona Ladies Quartcttc, appeared
"a large and appreciative audience at
ule opera house on Friday evening last.
The entertainment was very mcrritorl-
aus one throughout, and il this is u fair
'a'iiple ol what We may expect lor tine
'''nalhdcr OF the course, season ticket
holders will have no reason To complain.
Mr.. Poultryman: ii you are not get
ing eggs, don't blame the chickens. Help
Them along by feeding Conkey's Laying
Tonic. Jerome Drug Company has
II. 3l-6i
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24

r,e new beet sugar factory at hurley
!. completed and ready for operation.
Ne sell Flcisrhmann' Yeast.
JEnoME MrEc. ca.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-24

rh, Oregon Short Line began laying
,.A on III Raft River lime again last
...L
The oasis., 1912-08-24
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.
to Interesting Collection of Items from
 the Rural Regions.

been visited by several fine showers, and the crops are coming on finely. Miss Nellie Casanega and her sister, Miss Florence, from Gala basas, will leave in few days to| take up teaching in the Orc Blanco region.
 At Elgin, Thursday of last week, Mr. Bias Lopez and Miss Severa Miranda were united in matrlmony, Justice Coughlin of Patagonia performing the ceremony.
 Mir. Thomas Fraser has taken over under bond and lease the Royal Blue mine, the property of the Santa Rita Consolidated Mining Company, in the Tyndall district, Santa Rita mountains.
 From we'll informed sources THE OASIS learns that the output of the Austerlitz mine, in the Orc Blanco district, as shown by the smelter returns, for the month of August, will reach the satisfactory sum of $25,00.
 Last Saturday and Sunday Pata- gonia and vicinity were visited by Mr. Walter Douglas of Bisbee, gen. eral manager for the Copper Queen Company, which has acquired val uable mining interests in the Pata- gonia mountains.
 Tuesday night the school house at Patagonia was destroyed by fire. There wa no insurance, but as the structure was old and had been in use long time the loss was small. Likely the district will erect speed fly much finer building which will be a credit to the town.
 Mir. Tom Casanega Jr., and his sister Miss Clara, son and daughter of Mir. T. D. Casanega from CalaOasas, left last Sunday for San Francisco, California, to at. tend school. While there they will be with their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. k. K. Guion, Last week Mir. J. Sparks, one of the settlers in the Elgin region, who made homestead filing early In the Spring, returned from d visit in his former home in Indiana, and has set to work Improving his place and preparing to meet the requirements ofthe law with regard to homesteads filed on the public domain.
 A new post office has been estab' lShed at Parker Cafion, Santa Cruz County. The Post Office Register for August notes new post offices established recently in Santa Gruz county as follows, viz.; Alto Parker Canon, Ruby, and Sonoita HE OASIS has mentioned heretofore tnese in the list except Parker Canon. Ruby P. o. is at th' Montana Camp.
 From the vicinity of the Sheehy Camp, on the northward spur 0 the Santa Rita mountains, there comes word that there is dea uolng in a mining way. The hill
 are nlled with prospectors, anC .TI work is doing in many places me 9heehys are getting ready tC SInk a shaft on their Glove clain
 y"nlch IS now down seventy-fv,
 I5et and will be carried to deptl of 200.
 m the San Rafael valley, extend rug rom the International line a
The oasis., 1912-08-24
Metal Msrke, Quotations.

vests of beans and corn are anti cipated. Mr.. Robert Keaton re- ports that he has sixty acres in corn, now in the roasting ear, and he is assured of a bountlful crop even should there be no more rain. He has also about twenty-two acres of beans growing finely; and he says that every rancher in the val ley is happy with the prospect of a big crop this year.
 Thomas Dixon of the Pioneer Shelter, and Frank Howard have taken lease on claim of John Aliens; James Harrington from Bisbee has leased the Copper mountain mine and is shipping ore to Fl Paso; Gyp Ellsworth is shipping lead-silver ore from a claim owned by John Allen; A. 5. Henderson and J. F. Campbell are working their claims; J. F. Gun ningham and Chris Wilson are working the Cunningham Wilson group; and Bird Yoas and Charley Maher are doing assessment work on their properties, all in the Santa Rita mountains.
The oasis., 1912-08-24
Notice for Posting and Publishing.

Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona, July 26, 1912.
 Serial No. 0l875S
 Notice is hereby given that the Sante Fe Pacific Railroad Company, by Howel Jones, it's land commissioner, has this day filed its select under the provisions of the Act of Con- gress approved April 2l, 1904 (53 Stats, 2lO the following described lands:
 CHA AND SALT RIVER MERIDIAN-ARI- IONA.
 Ti2NoR w.: NE14, ]aNw]4, E1a SEA ''f 'Tf.77iNi,R.2E:Nwy4 Sec. 12;
 T.3N., R. l w. SW14 Sec. 24;
 TIPS, R. I2E. s15 NEIl, N15 SEA- Sec. P; T. Tl6S., K. 29 E. /: S12 NE14, N12 SEA Sec 4; T. IFS, R. lSE: sWA NEA WIZ SEA-, sEA 'T'4 ITS, 7fS, R. R. A E.; Lots and 4. NEA swA NWl4 SEA- Sec. IS;
 T s. R. P E. All of Secs. 1, g, 2l, 22, 28, 24 T. (3bs., R. is E.. SEA- NEA, VIZ NE4, WIZ T.Ns., R. 1OE. Lots l, g. and 4, N15 sW14 Sec. 35
 and Sec. l5
 T. .23 s., k. p E. Lots and 1, E12 SWA, SEA- Sec. 30; NE14 Sec. 3l T. 2l S., R. r E.: N15 NE4, NEA NW14, Lots 1, ?, 3 and Sec. 24,
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the lands described or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, to the disposal to applicant, should file their affidavits of protest in this office, on or before the Huh day of September 1912,
 Aug l0-Sept. ', 1912.
The oasis., 1912-08-24
Opening School

The Sisters of St. Dominic's Aca- demy with open their school Tues day, September 3d.
 The regular course of studies for this year will go up to the ninth grade including all branches of learning which form the program of an American school But the Sisters, coming from large Eastern institutions, are qualified to teach with full competency above that grade, should any girls want higher instruction.
 Sewing for the girls and drawing for the boys are included In the regular classes.
 The English lessons are faith fully translated into Spanish for the pupils who need it.
 As is always the case in Catholic academies, and the experience of the two last years has proved to be the case in this particular school, the pupils who do not belong to the Catholic Church are left entire ly free about their religion, and their convictions are faithfully respected. Boarders received at the same conditions as in the other academies in this state.
 For particulars apply to Rev L. Duval, pastor Catholic Church or to Sister Cecilia, superior of the academy.