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so Dozen NEW poNaEr WINDSOR TfD II ssa.
These goods are extra lengths and widths end azs
well worth Soc each.
We Try 10 get up the bsss NloHT sHIKT snss 60
b made. and> think We have beon Soocoosoni In
doing. sssH thee psisss % net warr.2 ear aassr-
ton:
Our 50 Cent Night Shirt b made q extra quality
cotton, has felled seams double Joke back, hand
made button holes heavy pearl buttons and stitched
on the Lock Stitch machine You can bug these
goods elsewhere also, but 49,. no lossri but r.
member our price h bot so csnta
Our Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts are mads sxActly
like the above. except that the muslin n Wamsutta
and they trimmed with the renowned Cash Cover
ny Embroidery, which will never Wsah oat or fhAe
Our price for this garment but - osnta, while our
compositions 81 q for tbs sans thing We tnviss
comparison.
A. rev dozen GENTS PURE LlsLH THREAD
UNDERWEAR that formerly sola q u viii nov b
sold ct so Cents each Gall early yos want tome Of
them No more when these are gone
use HALF HOSE 4, Baibrssyaan, solid coiors snd
stripes An Exceptionally hne line and splendid vsiu&
CANEA-We seldom advertise Canea WY, BE-
cause they sell steadily without Il Still We will let
you know what q new In that lino PERHAPS you win
want ona fso. come In.
Malaccs Canes with Sterling Silver Tops ct 7sc;
awfully cheap. Beautiful Sterling silver Crooks,
mounted on Real Balkan Ros Sticks - el.0& Ma
lacca Canes ~ith 1A-karst GoIu Pats Tots st 31.8k
(Thess tops can be enSraved)
BICYCLE and TOURISTS SHIRTS nom ~f.lv to
@2.6a
PicOt Edge Sash Ribbons &c Sold elsewhere at d.
Allsilk Blaex Gros Grain Sash Ribbon. inches
wide. CSC
Aliailk Black Moi,s sash Rtbbca, 10 inches wide.
CSC
Providence. r. l., in Monday mornings Post" re-
garding the great demand for jewelryY Well. you
did not we will tell you that there has been
ally early sale OF fall goods N this lire and have
al usual been early in the market get 6rst choice
The styles this year handsomer than ever
signs extremely unique This il all can say for Q
minute description Is impossible
As to prcel We guarantee ours 20 be the Lowest,
your money will be refunded. We buy direct from
the manufacturers cash. get the best discounts
sell fof ca.h, lose nothing on bad deb;a Seer
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DENTISTRY.

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world IL the open tournament Of the Orange Lawn
Tennis Club nc Mountain Station. y. j., which -
dav. June 10. II and IL. This fxture Is ne much n
brilliant social affair as n tennis II Getting. frHes
will be awarded to the successful councillors IN
gentlenens singles and doubles. and in ladies' ana
rentlemen's doubles. Matches will be best two out
OF three sets except in the finals when hest three
ont of five sets will decide. Advantage games
VIII only be allowed in the final matches. The
rules of the National Lawn Tennis Association VIII
govern all play. and the tournament Will he under
the management of a committee ct the cino. IN.
tries close tomorrow. The charm'ng grounds OF
the club have been often described IN NJ Ihib-
rxr and it is only necessary to say that they never
looked brighter or prettler than az present. whi'e
all the courts are in trst-class condition. ,
The Orange tournament will be closely followed
by that OF the Far and Near Club at liasfngs-on-
the Hudson. T. X. Frazer. president OF the IA
tional Lawn Tennis Association of tue lnited
States is the chief officer of the Far and Near CiuD
and takes an especial interest IN TINS orgahHa.'un
The club has l75 members. and the GROUNDS are
situated on n commanding biuf. sheltered by trees
through which ait exquisite view OF the hudson -
obtain ID, with the frowning Palisades as Dack,
ground. The tournament Is always success anI
il looks at present as If an unusually successiul
contest would be held this year. large number OF
prominent PLAYERS having sgnihed their intention
OF helng present
Harry NJ Peters. who has been so prominent in
the formation OF the New jersey State Lawn Tennis
Association. is still the ever courteous. untlrins
honorary secretary of the Newark Lawn Tennis
Climb. Apparently the club made a huge mistake
in moving ont to Woodside, Tor its membership mas
wofuily decreased, despite all the enthusiasm
which Mr. Peters infuses into the club. . .
The New-Haven Lawn Tennis Club will hold it'
Tournament for the championship OF New-En glinG'
on IuIy T. : and : the contests being gentlemen ;
singles and doubles. for which prizes Will be
awarded The matches will be best two ont OIL
three sets in tine trial matches. with ad7antaee
games onlv in the final set In the hnals best tree
out of five sets will be played with advantage
games throughout. Ali players defeated oy ~.
winners Of nrst place in any contest shall nave the
right to compete for second place.
Among the mlny new clubs recently organized IS
the Rutleige Lawn Tennis Clnb; oil Williamson :.
Tosenh Mckee is president; tt. Douglas, secretary
and treasurer and /. j. Quincy manager
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From Tt> f1ttsblrg D3spdch.
STOPPING "a small tue ground a. his side,
the sreputable looking charner raised The M and eS-
possd collection There three black snakes or
species found Pennsylvania, eaca some three feet
IN length: king snake. notified green serpent
nearly large, ana snake known here as the water
raesuAke, of dark brown color and perhaps eighteen
inches en2ta. This snake said by the Dac As 20 be
very Five heads snot into view I'VE FORCED
tongues out, AMI there falling back or tn"
crowd Slowly Of the black snakes raised himself
of tho box and gllded gracefully away on the
ground.
Yo' done git back 10 dis chile"
AT word the snake stopped. wheeled around ap-
prOached his captur and cOcd his leg ana ABOUT M.
body The other excepting the smallest, came
OF the box at the word and followed the hrst All
over his body they went their eyes NsShlhg LAcr
tongues darling back and fourth continuously. 1n-y
twIned MS rested his shoulders, hung
about MS arms ant for heads and sntly
they the gOund and start away. only To
stop the word. Hung over the box thsy would main
perfect and for nearly ha an honr entertained
horred the rapidly growing circle OF spectators
Then the Mis-lssppian put away the o!s fellows anu
took out the wafer rattlesnske.
The new a decidedly lively one, ioot ana a
half long SAID and of good thickness. was as wide
awake OF Its prcdecessOrs-nore vicious IN ap-
on the fellows shoulder. lie tock 10 in h- hands ara
deliberately crowded II into his mouth. IL was capa-
cious mouth Tue ps cosed ane tae uhsanJ D.soa Ap
parently mastcated the serpent, while the crowd sood
by disgust and horror slowly his lips opened az
slowly exhsles tue snOke or an extra cholce
Quick as a tllsa tie sDaAcs head suOt out It's
tongue a darling fame, ts eyes cleaning wckedly 1t
gradual pushed body into sight, slipped down on
the black shoulder aud col ed II strike then, at
unnatural exhibition was startling IN the extreme-re-
Voting beyond description
solemnly swear" said an Indiana gentleman. as he
turned away, ii had gun IA shoot that negro In
As To- the secret Of training the snakes-and we'll
trained they were--the Mssissppiau was oDstinateiy
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the three games PLAYED. Inc scheo"'ed league

the three games PLAYED. The scheduled league
games for the week are as follows
Monday-New-york vs.. Philadelphia, Polo arcunds
New-YorK: Boston Washington. a. Boston ;ichcaRo
Kansas CITY, at Chicago; Detroit Va. 81 LOUIS ~
DT'ssSny-vew-York W. Philadelphia at Polo Grounds
New-York Boston vs. Washington. al Boston Snicaso
st. Louis, at Chicago' Detroit vs. Kansas |''' -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vs. Philadelphia ~ POO
Grounds New York Boston vs. 5on a. We e.
Detroit W. Kansas City. at Detroit chicago vs. "~
Louis. ut Chicago. ... -, poto
c r~ .Yort. BOSTON vs. Philadelphia 1T Bos-
ton chicago vs.. ~. Louis. at Chicago Detroit vs.
Tr,GGS|Xc%.YorE VI. washington, at Polo Grounds
New.York; Boston vs. ~ a. az prIo rounds.
New.York Bosom Philadelphia, at Boston ~
trot Va Chicago at Detroit kansas CITY vs. - Aou'''
at Kansas cry. 9,
Thu American Association games are well con
tested and interesting and generally wltnesseu
by large crowds. During the week all the eaihc7
scheduled TO he played in staten lsland oel"roS
the BrooklsL and Metropolitan clubs will be played
at Washington Park, BROOKLYN. me MetropyiHl..t.u
nine IS D1ying in greatly improved FORM anu u e"e
nine can keep MP the good work they VIII receive .
more generous support IRON the PuDlc. ea,rs
not city in the country that VIII shower IaNuis
upon a losing club. The meeting OF the Associ|
tion at Columbus Ohio on W edr esday was az ui ~.
nortant one The u,upres are gwen fnl cohiroi vi
the game on the field and can iniIct neayy hhes IL
their commands are not obeyed. ~ o. a. fo, tbe
the fines VIII have 10 DC paul i"O ,''-- 49, 49,
week are follows
Monday Baltimore vs. Athletic, NJ bai''horr' Lo"is
Vile Cincinnati. at LOulsVliLr' . ,r.1,..,o-
Trtss,fov-lletropoltau vs. Brooklyn, at Washington
PARK. BrSoklvn baltimore Athletic at Baltimore;
St Louis VS.. Plttsburg, at ST. Louis; Cincinhau vs.
Louisville. at Cincinnati.
Vedassdey-Brookyn vs. Metropolitan; AZ MaSn nl
ton Park Brookyn Baltimore vs. Annette, al bati
more 81 Louis Pitsburg. at ST. Louis; Cmclnhal
Louisville al Cincinnati.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Va. BROOKLYN. at washington
PARK, BrO0klyn; Athletic vs. Baltimore, at IHIIAuol
phia Cinclnnau vs Louisville at Cincinnati,
Triday-Brooklyn Metropolitan, at "ashlhglon
PARK Brooklyn; Baltimore w. All letic al nliaie
st. Louis Va Cincinnati, At ST. LOUIS ri''sours W
Louisville. az PittShurg. ,v,., -. -
Saturday Brooklyn vs. Metropolitan, at WaShins ,i IN
p,rk Rro0klyn. Athlete VS.. Baltimore, at Phl:adei-
phia; Pitshurg Louisville. at PiILsburS 81 Lo7
| CinninuatI- Il I INuls.
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he BROrGHT THE BEAR

From The Washington Post
You know that went up IN Northern Michigan last
can tell you OF eonical ittIe incident watch occurred
old negro cook. IN.
We had killed numerous beavers, percuplne partricges
and pheasants and ro deer but we bad ben grisV-
getting no bears We Followed up
every bear track could mad we set traps. and We
enplOg Indian hunter To AID bat bears
found, although A. was sld that there were many
In the nrlghborhoed Returning afternoon after AL
hlBt. DIS prlted aud Of nunor IL WAS
no wonder when jim, the cook. who was some what
OF privileged character, commenced 10 poas
fun aud oer1de US on the Dear SUI
sct one OF the fellows became cnragrd anu
Jim. you black devil get out OF the camp anu
II after your Dragging you don't bring bear BACK villa
YOU before dgrk IL give you sound thrasl1S c.F-
tiny will replied JIM gayiy. lie ooryei ana faillng
TO OBTAIN The from any one ot the party lie
started OUT having idea IN the world IA 10 where ne
was golng Hayiag wandered away milo or so from
the camp he lar down under = and won't 10 sleep.
IL was dusk when he awOke ani the nrst thins that
met ais rightened gaze vas An Immense OiacA Dear
resting on his about twenty-five yards away,
and watching his victim com paeeDuy The Ocwildered
for the camp. aud the beast followed IL
race for LIE. sad Jns ony chance was
IN his legs, for No had not the vestIse OF
weapon with him. AFTER half milo had
was gaining rapidly. lie threw OF his cap. aud.
while the bear stopped 20 smsll IL he gained q rev
yards In this way the poor dArkry CONTINUED throw
lug clothing by piece, now aud then,
and snuG IL Finally. to Jms great delight he saw the
lights OF The camp but few rods away. aud, having
nothing else he could throw on 10 r1douslrd MS speed
but the brute gaasd rapidly and but few feet be
hind. series Of bloOd-curiling ~boops Drought tho
feows the and thry reached tho door In
came IN. with big blac Dear at his heels g Gein-
men" sasped LIE. befo 4. AVID, Is brought back DAT
b'aT promised you
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fish In great STYLE tho other gentlemcn's eyes Just
stIckin out from their heads, till We ganad nm
too. An then we all went to the house. Hr
Smith had two fine salmon an none OF the others
had any Tney all oongratuiatin' him on MS
luck. an sayin' how he was trst-ciass fisherman
an he felt good yes, sir, he did, an be paid US
WELL
Mr. Smiths prestige as an angler was entirely
restored by this remarkable success. whether ms
conscience snote nun for partaking Of the Illicit
gains of DOacheTs and for the " game on ms
friends 1t ,ud be hard to say. but the most cor
even in salmon fishing Ii was remarked that the
amount won by Mr.. Smith IN wlgess WAS invested
entirely for the public good. That there was any
thing out about that days fishing was never
dreamed by his friends until the eve or their DO
parture. There was then an explanation by hr.
Smith which Is SAID ~ nave caused an elllvenlng
lime
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BEARS, DOGS, SNAKES, ETC
,rEE FaTrHFUL HOUND.

From me Jacls0srius (ftd Herald
THURSDAY morning Mcssr& Jage aud .om watson Two
brothers i've at swcetwater. on tho Jacksonville
and ST. Augustine Railroad, went out to hunt deer,
which are plentiful IN the swsmps around TINS new
aud growing settlement To better accomplish their
purpose brothers separated Jake aklnx SIX dogs
with him Soon the deep musical bsying OF the hounds
testified that they trail OF some ming. wtlch
Mr.. Watson thought deer and he started in eager
pursuit
Very the continued barking OF the pack assured
him that the animal bay and Judge MS surprise
when dashing through the thick underDrush a
antic bear hghtlng with the dogs IL took
second 70 bring his gun 10 his shoulder ana sooA
animal filled with load OF buckshOt but TINS
ouly made bruin furious. aud he dashed toward
Mr.. Watson blood in MS eye. close and deadly
encounter seemed inevitable and Mr.. Watson drew DIS
long, nuntin knife. which he grasped with nerve
iron only cnance for escape was 20
plunge up the hilt into the heart OF the desperate
brute; but just the bear almost on him. as he fet
ageous masters peril threw himself ON
the bear. and made furious attack At the
brute's throat As bruin felt tho
fangs OF the hound he closed the form OF
the dog IN its powerful and crushed the poor AMI
MAJ that It's pack was broken. BY THIS time Mr. VAT
son had gun ready again and second shot Drought
down tho monster, which weighed over 4)O poun.s'
Waeu the Dody examined six buAe, Aoles were
found and they all In vulnerable places 700. Bl-
the victory a dear one to Mr. Watson As ne siuiy
glzed hs faithful dog. which lay pteonsy moan ",
AZ the feet OF the master be mad saved Irniery was
the animal carried home and cared FOR but this morning
the gallant faithful ANNA expired. aud now NJ aisch
IL inc sDl ..Dl
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rgp DrVOrpD cOrTPPFy.

Spragnah Letter % TIE Atlanta Contribution. .
The Intensity affection has just been patnet
icallv Illustrated this city. Three years ago ar
Jacob Gardner OF Bull-st.. sold lady large olaok
squirIel had attracted con sderable attention
while at the st0re It's unusual size and the
beauty OF ts TIE animal became the rayorite pet
purchaser and often given the freedom or the
house extended otner liberties not often enjoyed oy
IL. KIND when captivity. Occasionally the cbatterer
the premises bat never failed to return when n-ht
approac II the object OF almost constant pet
tg and ami nearly always slept snugZled mp
In the arms o. MISTRESS few days ago the owner
left the city for few days, leaving the
squirrel at nome The little animal soon missed her
aud ran from room 70 room all over the house ana
grounds in search OF her. giving un mistaklDe evidence
Of greet All efforts consolation on the part OF 0tner
inmates OF the house were uayane, and the squirrel
either 10 conferred partake OF It's usual
food time to time giving vent 10 puu little cries
indicative Of grief.
After nearly a week hal elapsed and t became evil
dent that the little sOrrOwers death was matter or
only a few days, the owner notified and returned
home her arrival greeted with evidences or ID
10y by the squirrel when pranced about the house ana
Jumped Win al tue signs OF ecstatic happ-
ness rha It's Weakened condition would permit IJmaIo
every effort partake OF the tempting food placed he
fore IT, but unable swallow, AMI on the fO O@-
ing day with is eyes turned ptfuly into those o,
MISTRESS gaspe its lie while lying III her arms
BDuy VS. heart mad broken too long TO he healed
even VI the glad balm found in It's mistress return
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A GREAT SCHEME THAT ToryD NO EACEERs

GREATScHEnE THAT FOrYD NO BACkERS
ave got it at last I've got it, Now gentlemen III
show you how to make fortune IN season'
shouted rather eedy-looHing individual who
emerged from the shade of Union Square aud ap-
preached a group OF actors who had but moment
before cut of neigEborng restaurant ana were
standing in front Of the Morton House. There was not
n strong disposition manifested to listen TO the Ia
rangue Of the Ran. He not 70 be shaken on now
ever and finally told bis story.
"You'ye all heard of the latest invention in electric
ty" he began. mol OF course not Actors never
read the papers. Well, they've got up scheme oJ
Which you can Look in a mirror and see the rehscton
OF "A fellow IA Ch.casO Simple enough after All the
other things they've M. Now We got way 70 pa'
this invention into practical use and make NHole
loads OF money I'm gong 10 build theatre whiou VIZ
be al stage. No fancy gimcracks and thoasanos "a
dollars speut Ia decorating the frant OF the hou'e
In front VI the Stage I'm gong to nave
mammoth mirror erected and at each sIae
large telephone transmitting diaphtagms, ens
whole be c0Enectsd by wire with the Telephone o.
change When anybody wants TO see and near IN
opersc theatrical performance. all be mas 10 40 -
ring the central ohce, get connection VIZ ~
theatre put the teie phone receiver 10 us ear 49,
hand mirror before his face, and ne ges the wnoie
thing. in gown and slippers, In an easy chsH ., n"'
smoking cigar. and perfectly comfortAoie. si 81
tons will 10 maze II so q conneot-spesi'i
rangemens with large parties. tor whom INN
viii be furnlsIed. Clae houses sho ho'oS
furnished by the montt. tell you, boys. US the VI.
ge-t thing Of the day"
The boys thous ht so tso bat the end came they
cd ved away and were soon arosbd the corner vans
the suy original man In the esrical business hhs
ing MIA audience gone solaced himso win ms'.niea
inprecasonA upon the laok at enterprise e4nols ~"
actors al to-dsy.
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The season has when man who finds twelve
room house and hascre OF ground too small for him
home. will i've with ais family IN three room shanty.
surrounded by 1000 feat OF Ksrng sand, for three
n0pths aud call II happ!nesa-l somervuie Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
Perfect Hair

Indicates natural and healthy coEdon OF the scalo. anl
Of the glands through which rishBeat obtained when
In corsequsace age and hair
thin and gray Ayers vigor will nrthen IL
iis eriglna color promote ITS rapid and vigorous growth
AM IN part TO It ustrc and freshness Of youth
have usea Ayers vigor for long ana
vinced s value When II ysars OF age nay hair b.
gas gray. commenced uAin. tho Visor and wa
surprised good effects produced Il not only restored
the stimulated 10 growth that have
now more hair oeforeJ ". Edwards coidwatss
Miaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13

Ths Es'ctLiH> Bal.
The FISH have quetcd down little IN the river ana no
longer crowd another out tla DauKs AMI lrLteh
the children. stu good fishing. however