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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
YACHT RACES THIS WEEK..
New York ". &. TO Open Its se1son Next
Thursday-Other Events.


Several Yachting events are scheduled Tor
this week. and owners who have had theif
yachts delivered to them on time VIII be ape
to take part In races. Down the bay the
Atlantic Yacht Club has two events on Us
pro On Wednesday the first race
for the Havens 1905 cup will be sailed. Dur
ing the season five races are to be sailed Tor
this trophy, and Rear Commodore He vens,
Yachts enrolled in the Atlantic Yacht club;
This is a new idea in this club, which untll
now has always stood for open %regaitas
smnpoTter of the sport Of yacht racing. For
some time there, has been an IDEA ain?lS
some of the members of the club that az thI
Atlantic clubs regattas should he closed
rather than open events, but SO far the better
sportsmen have prevailed in the clubs c"ul.
CHS and the regattas have been open rrGnts'
and t cup start Is f0 viii yla Be made ID P az ) o' q "HD ' TTers.
il n similar trophy to be raced for this veal;
offered in this club for yachts of clasS "
recognized club. and it will be interesting to
watch these races and see which iurliSless
the better sport, Next SATURDAY the M!a"1i,r r
Yachts Of class X and below. the start for
which will be made at 3 O'Clock on the e'uo
ho T5e q New Sea York Yacht Club will opem is
season next Thursday with g rae, for the
one design 30 footers owned in the Cup
The prize for this race ia g hall modTI S Si t tRs
boats maze 10 scale, anu Is ohv,tt'H ~
Model Committee. The start will be MADE
The Yale Corinthian Yacht Club ha- tgH
races scheduled. On "Wednesday TIER" %my
be a. race for q special cup and on SATURDAY
another race for the graduates cup, .
On the Sound the Manhasset Bay Nacnt
Club will hold it's annual regatta, stnrtlnR
of Execution Rock and racing over 'onr's;;
VARYING in length according to IN" Hile 9.
the yachts. This regatta is always, a noruial
one because 1t is well managed, and i = -ntl
to draw a large fleet Of yachts There WIN
ticular attention will be paid 10 the one de-
sign and special classes The S]ta! l =
and late in the week the Crescent Athletic
Club dories will sail the third race Of ne
series. This class has become immeIirn srs
wifl be a race each week during the S"a~on,
and there is already talk among Ia" iIeh.,
beers of a large and better class oil yachts
be built for next years, sport.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
Miss MAXWELL'S TRIUMPH.
HROOELtH ann WORt' ~ nu
VDF SHOH
ptsssHes lees 0wH Hggsss snd f,se, i,u,
HIues ttsfVefa ftAlfw Primitive, So,
sewe m HeNy tissaes fhfep ptoss
lyViVR Aeaa TsHdeHts Nv tie,ff st,ts

II was Miss Nanie Z Mtet.
ffluWvh ~ tho Nav side fo se ahsr
dav The Hfoasivr sifi hsrdiri Is ..
IN atpesh stVie snd hfNu m 1.I ... f.
eutnta ~ eaeh iufn
N vas the fourth snuuHi rthIN Y. be
nav sidr iipfsr IN tssrtIt nd.
picturesque sfoinda " the TiuaI.a
ttth Wfnv nfuHninHnt Nof'N fu.
Nv evidence
u Hawland fesviu ttdssi iIr .,
ness etaaars Z Hutihapr ll0tft .t.,
hafnesa tvbas y fahof WIilsil. lr
tho mefits " the Jumper rttl bIr. CO.,
aud n Van UHfne Niugut IuIg. faI.
punies
Misc Nrsweii eon hof rfH I.. s
elpaa faf hufars and fupaiputa ... .r
nUt Adunis -drfestlus Utf.., .fs
whu shuw ~ Muster HfnVu IrI . ~
tine NJ the hest tlHseot VA. IN. M
dema, and The ptrarhtg NJ iIfrt n
the flnR hdudlina the hnra l'
style vi. driving ctuk"l sf"lf a
horse, After Al 4 rtouiuui fDU. nd
her Veteran Adunis hdntri h.t....r nt
the ntAl tiur N tho show t!,g uI .Nr
blue, Harvey y tHdrw. vi'h lNU.'.. ...t.
and Retsry ]iouncet 'vo gr. r,
Ihe rcd. and the yellow ruluE 'I VI. II..r
Schroeder, who showed rirlir n.l uINa
Miss IA we'll 70, another rDro n ,rs .sn
blnatI ion class, her yrterpu ia, onl', .,,lIrs
the ribbon and cuu, witch W. u'..r"'nI
BY Can't Hugh lohnspn. WI N.i... p
fadew SECOND again with W. ufr1p. lrIs.
year old hay Rrldins tho aWifla
class I Hgrs,s aad ,gnahoa'' Won .''1,
James 4. henwlck, third
Class ; Ponies n hatno;, driven b. nn
M T.ii' Seff .,nRsW n, "ktnfiim" Carson h,n
iady Violet, blk and " m Slarr' Ma ."f,
class , Road ilpdcms Won b' wee OBJ
r.. and Adunls, CN. e. hlsN MnI' ' ' .H...
husiet brown, Er e. ami h.t"p u'"' ~,
b. h"r nv, Mrs. Henry Sc6roedar' u1lri
Class 10 Combination Won b, 1%i.n,rr rl
6, Miss Mollle & Maxwell sly l}rcnm, g u1uJ
4. Ladew, second; FoA Brush, b Z V I.,afrur
Class delivery wagons Won + u,re
Dondero: y. !, Bang. second tharl"' } ~i1r'"tt
Glass Rosd.er; Won BY s.lc4 N.PyEol
Liberty. b. s., John T. O'Connot, second uinah,
blk. M Harvey c. Craft, tqird
and Hdonis. Oh. G., Miss Molllc { Marvel pu,t,t
rown or e. and Betsy bounce, g. =, hsrg
class ii Polo ponies Won BY sam Bas, hr
second Black Heart, Blk. 4. Mrs, Adolf LAa'nhnrs'
'A Glass s-Hehsss in hame.. Won b, Adoa>.
a. Mrs. James 4. Rcnwlck, third
sugar. Spice, Betty and Robin, Mrs, Warner ".
leeds. William Russell Gracc's four, driven b.
Miss Eloise Wall Ladew, second.
EIsssis-Lad saddle horses Won by jacobite,
oh . Miss Mollie c. Maxwell; Artists Model. br
M, Harvey S. Ladew, second; Billie. h Z. Mrs
Henry Schroeder. third.
mr. M. ridden by Miss Elolsc Wall Ladcw Flnld
Rover. br. G.. Ms. Adolf Ladenburg' second Hi"e'
Class i2%-Jumpers, is hands or under Won by
Mallow Queen, b. m, Mrs. Adolf Ladenhurg had
James A.. Re nwick. third.
Glass ls-Jumpers. over Is hands Won ny IN,
herst H., b. e., owned by jackson A. iJyc,mano
r., single Van Schaick. second; Good Shine b. C."
Robert Gilmour. Jr., third.
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CRESCENTS WIN AGAIN.
Defeat Rradfords Of Canada In 4 Fast
Lacrosse Game.

In the driving rain OF yesterday afternoon
the lacrosse team of the Crescent A. c, won
another game OF It's international schedule
The visiting team was the Bradford Lacrosse
Club of Bradford. Ontario. and the final score
was o goals TO 2 in favor of the Brooklyn
champions.
There was no scoring in the first period.
In fact before the half was half over a thunder
storm broke and the game had to be stopped
for more than an hour. When play. was re-
sumed 1t was decided to add on to the second
period the time that had been taken of the
FIRST.
The Crescents we're the first to score, Glad
ney making the point soon after the face OF,
and John 0'Rourke made II % before Ave
minutes. were played, Gladney made the
third tally for the Crescents on a pretty pass
from 0'Flynn.
Then the Canadians took a hand in the
scoring and after some clever combination
work McKinster, threw the first goal for
the visiting twelve. Wall made the next
point and also the sixth goal for the Crescents.
and Robinson made the other tally for the
Bradford team.
For the Crescents Allan played a wonderful
game at goal and Miller and Dolby helped
him out In fine style. Morris McKinster
and Robinson were the stars OF the Canadian
twelve.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
YACHTS IN GAINS.
Many OF the Iinickerbocker Racers We're
Unable to Reach the Finish Until Late.

The annual regatta of the kniokerbocker
Yacht Club WAS spoiled yesterday by tickle
winds. The start had to be postponed be-
cause il was so calm, and then when a little
wind did come from the southwest 1t was
auky, and the yachts were soon scattered all
over the Sound in divisions. Some had
managed to work through favoring airs
while others were left hopelessly becalmed.
In the Knickerbocker class the Paiute H.,
owned by Commodore Beam. was an easy
winner. The Nicola ii. won in the New York
thirty footer class, with the Cara Mia second
and Alera third. These three had worked
over the course by themselv es. while in the
second division the Dahinda. Atari and Banzai
made q closeTace. The Rascal had a %sailover
in the 81 foot class. A. b. Alleys Pretty
Quick won in the raceabout class from the
Cadeau. In the handicap class only two
finished, and the FREELY beat the Rube. The
0kee was the winner in the % foot class.
Houri won in the Larchmont Fl foot class.
and the Ace won in the Is foot class. The
other yachts not timed in the table finished
later. -
Irondeuuoit, owned by II. NJ. Raborg, sailed
across he line, forcing the Banzai the wrong
side OF the mark. The ~lrondeQuoit was not
In the race and had no business on the line.
The yachtsmen' were very angry. at the
action OF the owner of that yacht. The sum-
mary: ..o
sLooPs-sPKC1AL x. 7, C.. CLAss-sTART, 2:i0-
COURSE, IL MILBs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03

Sister sstsad aed WseNastats 30, y isSHwH
Usme NtHef Watches.

a. -, .aas.t..
and M Ices than twelve rhaW ninUahin ftnlea
ssfe playei In this lucality Tho MeifNi
[ro,,,ss t.Asur had gve q swes stbsduird
rolVHh hN"H"' wv" -
NhO" F~ten W"fr utoWsh' Nv unuet W.
Ausrlces " the Nav N6rk tflotet Naserla'lch
tbe usip,ip,l eewe NJ thu Itv ~ pfnat,uri
p..g - ~. a.a.,t,s =, a., xtsN6att,es
W. w wv "" 80
AMI staten lNanurts IW ghntul'ou- way
t,rl,,et IN. l,,,,es elrsra N h robb
800 ..i.oJtd 600 t,, IN, ,,.,,,,s ,rJ
a "a ~ 1870. m.,t Il, 49,, .,t,,r
fH''rd ,hr nav 'en,ut' m"s IVY W." 49,
he Vas ftu Hlt. whith fate hrfnn 'No 1fhrf
men nn ,hr sanr side II u ttur,hlr rlatrd
,.,,d l,,tess Ia, A 40, ,ut aud uuot
cow mn'nF' lot w W., Nv" w 49,
4 Hackus playef n sounh, defensive glni"
rotnlad with sugd hitting and We not out for
a. . as... Y,btis L,Nltus
wneh N,nul~ WI ureN" y, ,,ns w,.
the be-, made dutlns the game The totals
$3.50 go AZ ~, vlsLr,s
"snua,.an, w "" ~" n.,,lty, r,om II
'eas"s aa,ns oG, ." rn. "u"J", !, draw ~
greatly IN favor ,nt the latter \ splendid
Asn"v nS 49,, a,cbc, was made nv 4 T..
ss,,smH 'ottnTs a ah wnH \ no ran Tho score np
to i' prior" me WI, rJ." iStcJ for 1
s.o,anss N m,.anso, iym n 'iini Tor q w1Leta.
"fhc s.cnud cicy"n Of Kings County defeated
.LInt s"vu'V prnrII' ,, !, m A .hntn ntonshtp
game IN IN" lnn'or sr''l"t ~. v]iSn.rs
Nun w was ,nlel sSp",sssa zane how"ycr
wes pn,tsaII',u y, ~ lac =, disnlay nf rrnriess
q ., ont oi = Lo'hI oi W ~ = 'pnrr""n,L o. Kinys
hlIihk ne '1.n's nnyynms" "''"' 80 "'
'9Tum,S o. innc ,H"nai,,m"hia oval iourueyed 20
uleaun NJ shn,, hsnded and lost 10 Team
Prospect Patk shoat nenur ~ Wv game
pTul ,ne Mest muhm n,sic 90, "A ct indians
Inc score 'oiu'hoa o'"'''' ""' ~
u 90 m ,,a rhis,,os ma, N, branch
lne SeWhrks anI m nn a.snriei ion game
hnooh ATTN. NsmaiS. an on e]yritinv vane Nv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
HIEDRED SEATES m Snow rive
D. n Sasaaa's atsasp laaaasv Fnsas'Hea
gsss ~ ~ n eiaeea aseSWa,

put tngtFHfA. fuNg when me h0fAr
shaw eioaet today altar = most suc.
eessfui wept " vHs found ihat New tctN
iei me hlue fiHtuN winners TNs deeep
vur a. IN lhat clty, shile ninetsen WI tefna'n
m fhlaieiphla, thifteer - ~ Chl"ae1,
aehi. ~ hosfoH. ihfee ~ HsHlTNefe and ous ~
~ f6uts the biHsest pfige WlnNst thfa
gssf II fHlea NeHrr. sha sprut $50 e7 IN
he ft4hla Uta neHfesf fivHt n y " inftH"
M etrsiSy. Wb8 hnwevef. IL faf hehlnd the
frfnse ChteeBan Me- uefHsn u nu' taf
aaav from W Jordan, and = HaflroSHsd
clarence " WatsoN fanhs fdlfeh The
tsedstbtps tsn eipss fot hfth pisrs win
(Hfed iHntHs dt
msti ssoas,loo was esuscd chen ittdfsi
waa hesteb Nv INSULTS Tho maHaHef ~
M I6tdse'd agehlr Wss w ansefrd thereby
tha, he AZ HTat deetined w taEe Tho red tlhhuu
tifef driving at1uhd the flna t"vefal times
IN high wfHth h. Uftnr ur ~ tho ltfsTs
stand and DeftHHted the fef IN he aWNed
when he aaw n ~ ttildfed's head. tho hss'
tine IN the mares Ufe ina, she had Worn
anvthIta exerrf = hiun fihtoh, h. tllnihed
IN hts sia, pulled N m and pu, N In hia poch"t
Manliia. the mHfe thu, ven. vas itnrottr,i
from falkland AMY eighteen dars nso The
Importer raid Al, nD Tor her abroad and aold
hsf IN Judge Ma ofe tor ttoU"o This made
the oiernth hiue flbbor for the fnilfoad
kline
when the championship for harness ho fsrs
Under IA hands inch was derldr there vas
\ similar sccns. Here n s2on cup cFrrrd by
= A. wldensf was a. stake Az vi nnefs
ditlns the week we're riirible HenliSlna
tina, no ono outalde NJ Judge Mocre's Memilla
ana Mr. Jof ian'a iIlldred had chance the
otheta kept out aud n battle fqyql was on
Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt and her party
r'SS ,Ssa 'Ns,S S0 drove owe H. " avn HRcrse, whls
NJ. Jordan's was handled by his stable man
aFct who had given q nsriorm"hCe 2r tn"1fhbn
Joseph n widencr, ono Of the judges took
=" lismiii" Won and lordan's man. went wild,
Ne followed Judge Moore about the ring an
tried 70 cpt him 81 from view oS S, 1h H. cr 9NJs.
The champlop.hip 70, big harness so b.is
brought d : out Sop : . lSIsr he NTH 'ppeddSs "f Matooret's
Forest King the f%avorlte with the crowd
The Vander9ilts were bo'h r pIIIe p,;S,
mana ger drove; Reginald Vanderbilt showed
The company was too fast for G, w. watson's
Lord. Baltimore, Whip was given The gate
The Jordan stable he'd r. sntry soi Sst dec TSsa
Forest King would win was almost a fore;
She crowd; then when hen he ava waS e. Rs the la Sa,e
Then they awarded the ch~ampionship TO
ported Bryony r.. Reginald Vanderbilt had
10 be content with the reserve ribbon. Judge
: ships he competed for and with two horses.
Manila and Bryony. who had meyer beer
heard OF in American show ing this until
week.
The championship for roadsters had seven
contestants II was an easy win for Edward
this line at the show. He elected TO win
with Preferred. The judges were divided
and had to Nip a coin to make their final de-
cision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
YACHTS FINISH m A SOUALI.
LIVFIt rms ~ CIOaf ~
HROORItN \ q RIH tffl
1testsp wius m iNe ~ Fort tisss, srmiHa
Me- ftes' ttetSyy aey ietda M tIas
tNef a (iaue HaFe thdJH ttHtes
tast flue egesHs teuHd staten tiaHd,

fas, fiWe NssNs Neuud s,a'eW is'a"d
fbt ,toht, sitting in the orruirs pemns VI
the hfrutttu Yacht CiHh Yesterday Aftefnurn
hatfathef thafIt time Hnishlns ttI tssoWr
NJ ihrtH tefF faHshiHs M inishine iiur a
shttr tluali ffdm mo sruthtr htote
thrfe eAs hrsvv rain arfur tini and viva
tightting Nrd fdf 4 Nmr things wefr rrft
ltvrtf Tho ~ fo0tsfa Site Hhi t~frarHnf
Wefe appteaphius tho line. iNf frh"f than
taRe chances sr neaf 80 he land their owneta
headei Ni luto the h9y asaiu. Shefe thef"
vas pieniv NJ f6om fhr Cfcsren' ~ n0t
hhish. bWt fhr vue went bach md sd' irtups
Tho nnttHihs line Her Rerptne IN cnr hl"d
tho tIuidr, IN nd tyrn NJ bnat which gaa
isf l#hind ~ ~, tho srcaud pfOe The
Nlss Itdr had mptr trouble she could nut
clear The cnninHtrr's boat and ran Into her
cuttihR. The ran aud arfapinR The side The
Chirhi6kef aud Mo, had some trouble. bus
tht Hfst nRmri hnailv reached the lire Tho
Nhoy parted her ~fofestdy and had her main.
aHil torn and Withdrew
NTH tho storm bt1hc the fare vac a aond
nne sixteen ysthts started The u fdoteta
we're asht afo,ind course M ! Witch "a
twice around the Sea date marx. buoy II,
Fort Hamiito on and 1ensonhuts' marks \
total distance ~ eleven mites. rhc others
went over course No 1, twice around the sea
Gate Fort Hamilton and BensonhnfE' markH.
sight miles In all
The wind vae south. q moderate breeze.
and Tho tide food The first class was sent
away NJ 800 O'Clock They crossed on IN"
port IN ck and had n reach Ia the Sea Date
maj M. In this class were the new boats jig.
aep. Sue. Crescent and the older Guide.
The Jisstep took the lead and, although hard
pushed nj times, kept in the front II was a
run from hue v II 20 Fort Hamilton aud a beat
home. At the end Of the first round tho
times we're. Jigstep. I0i 90. sue. iDi 20,
Crescent, tU2:Ih. Guide. il3lh. The Jigstep's
sails vet perfectly, while those on the Crescent
were not 10 good. the lib particularly being
a poor one, The Jigstep finished at 3li; SO,
cent kept ont in the bay, allowing the Guide
10 yet 10 the lire ahead Of them at 5:3l SO.
The Sue finish cd at 5;42l2.
The class q boats made a fine start and a
hne race all the way round. They, we're sent
on at $40, and the Mary worked her way
into the lead, followed by the joy. The
Soya, a new boat built for W. A. Barstow,
made her first appearance In this race. At
the end Of the first round the times were;
Mary, s:52iO: JOY. 1926, More Trouble,
s:52:b7: Soya. 3:53:2O: Ojigwan, $4,000; Quest;
round the JOY worked her way into the lead,
and the Soya closed up on the Mary. but could
not quite catch her. The times at the finish
More Trouble. 4:4als; Ajigwan. 44s3l.
The Chickioker led the Alloy all the. way
over the course, and the Beta beat the Delta
In the small class. The race was mana Red
by Or. j. F.. De Mund. George f.. Rciners and
Arthur 7. Wells. The summary follows;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
Another Dinner for Martin sheridan.

Police Captain Dennis J. Brennan Of me
fremont avenue station last night gave a
big dinner at Proebsel's Hotel, N'n'nerr
OF Martin j. Sheridan, of the Irish. Ar-'r,gs1
A.. c.. who was attached to the Trlao.
station before he went TO AthcA~ n"1ee
were about 400 policemen there aud ihc4i
cheered for Sheridan and gave him a -'i'ndma
big PHOTOGRAPH of himself, Sheridau ,,SSSs
a characteristic speech, The cops l9P" W
will get back on the force without dl'h'NNE'
He had to resign when he went TO N'n'h'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
Coaching Clubs Outing.

PououKEEPsIE. June There was a late
start on the run from XII nGston to Peter
Goelet Gerry's place at Lake Delaware by the
Coaching Club party; The delay did not
fault OF the road. The coach was TOO hiSh
TO be loaded by the night boat 70 Kingston
when the steamboat Brett ferried the coach
across the Hudson. 50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03

ITHACA N. Y. June 1.-The Princeton avn
tennis team easily defeated Cornell 'Ial''
on the faculty course here this al,'iloHo,,
the Ithacans failing to land a ma'rh 'dn'
In the sin giles or doubles Tho SUMMARIES.
S~ingles-Randail. Pnuce,on, dcfeaioa ,aas
Cornell. Is, SO; Richardson, Princeton ''-rAE'
White, Cornell, 6-3, 6-3: Marsh, princeton, 4"
feated Burllngame, Cornell. O.. 20, e 4,
poubles-Randall and Sundstcin: Prnl''' NJ
feated White and Lee. Cornell. g. ia,pa
son and Marsh. Princeton. defeated 'H'" "'
Bur!ingA me. 'Norncil. 6 I, Ct,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
Middies Eight Break Course Record Again.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. June 1.-THE midship-
mems eight Dared crew closed the season
here this afternoon by winning from the
Ariel Club of Baltimore IN a two mile race
and low ering the course record for the seoo I'd
time this season, The time made by TIE
50 eeoonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
Bobs wins at Oyster Bay.

W. A. ". Stewards IS footer Bobs won in
the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Clubs
race yesterday afternoon. 1t was the Bobs's
second victory this season. The yachts
sailed over the inside course In a southwesterly
wind. The summary follows:
is rooTERs START 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
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The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-01
S35,OOO
NOTICE OF SALE OF
 SCHOOL BONDS.

Sealed Bids will be received by the undersigned until Aug. 31st, A. D., 1906. at the hour of 10 o'clock d. m., for tue purchase of &3j, ,000 of school bonds of school district No. l, of Yuma CCun- ty. Arizona Territory, dated May 18th, 1906, due June 10th, 1926, with option to pay off any or all, any time after ten years from their date: interest six per cent, payable annually; denomina- lion $500 each; principal and interest payable in U. ;. gold coin of standard weight and fneness. Said bonds are issued under authority of paragraphs 2l82-2ISa-21S4-21S5-2 -2lS6-2lS7 and PISS of the Revised Statutes of the Territory of Arizona, 1901. Said bonds will not be sold for less than par.
 Present bonded indebtedness of said school district is s3, 50O.O0 and the assessed valuation thereof for the year 1904, is sl, 125, ,5O7.Sl.
 The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. For further information address, J. NJ. POLHAMU
 Clerk of Board of Supervisors.
 Dated, 12th day of July, 4. D., 1906. jul ? to aug
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-01

An eminent professor of the United States Agricultural Department has been studying the hcH. Think of writing books on hens. Listen to this The American hen produces more in dollars and cents. than all the gold and silver mines in the country combined; and if the value of the hens be added, the aggregate is twice the annual yield of all the gold and silver mines and six times the value of the wool crop.
 The most independent man on earth is the farmer. fer he makes the earth yield him almost everything needed for lie
 He knows that as lie SOwS so will he reap. He usually keeps strong and healthy with constant strife with nature in sunshine and in pure air. At sun down. when work is done. he hndS most refreshing sleep in bed. such as only a tired man knows. In the same way that the earth yields food for man. so does it. provide remedies for human ills. Thou sands of households throughout the farming districts of the United States know the value of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It is natures most valuable and hcalthgiving agent-made without the use of alcohol. It contains roots. herbs and barks, and is the con. centratiOn of natures vitality as found in the fields and woods. This remedy has history which speaks we'll for it because it. was given to the public by Dr. R. " Pierce. founder of the lnva- lids Hotel and Surgical Institute. at Buffalo, N Y, nearly forty years ago, and has since been sold by druggists in uYer increasing quantities SOme medI-