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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-06-24

Bad management keeps more
pepole III poor circumstances
than any other one cause. To be
successful Que must look ahead
and plan ahead so that when a
favorable opportunity presents
itself he is ready to take abvan-
tage of it. A little forethought
will also save much expense and
valuable time. A prudent and
careful man will keep a bottle
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Dlarrhoea Remedy in the
house, the shiftless fellow will
wait until necessity compels it
and then 1uin his best horse
going for doctor and have a
pig doctor bill to pay, besides;
one pays out rs cents, the other
is ont a hundred dollars and
then wonders why his neighbor
is getting richer while he is
getting poorer. For Ssle by w.
w. Griggs & Son. Druggists.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-06-24
& A - Ia - E- e a.
Bears the n Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature af &HZzEz<
What Spanish Newspapers Say

Madrid, June IS. A Havana
dispatch says the newspapers
there are unanimous in the be-
lief that serious dissentions have
arisen among the insurgent
leaders, some OF whom are anx>
ious to oppose the Americans
whose tyranny they dread.
The Guerara Marine publishes
a Letter purportlng to have been
written by General Gomez to
the Cuban Junta in New YORK
protesting against any Amerl-
can interference N Cuba.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-06-24
Snanish Leader Resigns.

Hong Kong, June IS. Cener
al August, the leader of the
Spanish forces at Manila, has re.
signed and will be succeeded by
General Davilo.
General August wished to
surrender the city to the Amer
leans but was overruled by off,
GERS in council.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-06-24
=. o.1IcrEu1 IL. 1Svcry.

Tie last quarter Of 6 century records
many wonderful discoveries in medicine
nut none that have accom- pished more for
humanity than that sterling old household
remedy, Browns Iron Bittcrs. It seems to
contain the very elements Of good health,
and neither man, woman or child can take
it without deriving the greatest benefit.
Browns Iron Bitters is sold ~ al dealers.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-06-24
uRDERVEHR.


50 dozen gents black hose, full regular made
at cents the pair. Regular price Il cents.
100 dozen misses and chldren's hose, double
heel and toe, at cents the pair Other stores
get cents
large lot of bicycle hose and eggins at
and below cost
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-06-24
Skin Diseases.

For the speedy and permanent cure of
letter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is
without an equal. 1t relieves the itch.
ing and smarting almost instantly and
its continued use effects a permanent
cure: 1t also cures itch, BARRIERS itch,
scald head, sore nipples, itching piles,
ehapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
formulated lids.
DIR. Cady's Condition Powders for
horses are the best tonic. blood purifier
and vermifuge. Price. rs cents. Sold by
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27

stone cutters In sufficient numbers
would reduce the Coa. TO that Of 4 con
crete structure Ef the same capacity
The concrete dock is practically a mon
oltth!c structure, and when the mat rial
Is well set and hardened by time pos
ScSseS n2arly ali the good qualities of
granite. It's advantages consist in The
rapidity, facility and chcapncss Of con-
Struciion, and the seamless, mon0lithic
character CT the work The timber dock
Is I well known American type Its
advantages lie in the ease and cheap
ness OF construction: its disadvantages
III the employment of perishablc ma
ter!al-wGcd-subjact to decay inherent
IN an organic material which no pro-
cess can prevent. The st%el dock is Of
the iloattnS or lifting variety This is
also we'll known American type. for
merry of small dimensions and made OF
lumber. The floating dock pas I'd
through the same dcvclopms nts of ma
terlal, wood, iron, steel as did it's kim
dred Observation-Disclosures has kept
pace in size and capacity with thei,
development. "a II 500 ton floating docl;
helng now in operation in Hamburg.
Eheir advantages lie in th cheapness
ana rapidhty with which they can he
cor Eructcd; th:ir disadvantages n the
great depth Of water lSuuired for their
operation CA feet for 10000 tons). The
cost or steel floa ting dock and timb5r
craving dock OF equal capa cities would
be nearly equal, the time of cons,ruc-
tlon being in favor of the steel dock
IN the ratio of about to L. The CON
crete dock, under the same conditions
as the timber dock, would cost from 50
10 ~ per cent. mt1re. and the time OF
construction would be 30 per cent great
cr. Mach depends upon thc facilities
Tor obtaining and transporting stone in
determining the cost Of Il structure made
from this material"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
HOUSEKEEPERS
ATTENTION

a big purchase for cash from a
needy manufacturer gives you this
great chance to buy Sheets and Pillow
Cases for les sthan the material Is sold
by the yard. They are al ltorn off the
piece, not cut, and neatly stitched and
dry ironed. Don't miss this chance.
You may never see the like again.
Sheets, size 5iN90 inches. 25c. each.
Sheets of -Andrnscoggin She citing,
54N90 inches, 39c. each
Sheets of ID. e l.. Sheeting, either
brown or bleached. size S1x90 inches,
SIC. each
Sheets of heavy Colonial Sheetlng,
size goH?o inches, Acc. each.
Sheets OF heavy Androscoggin Sheet
ing, size, S1X90 inches, 45c each
Sheets OF heavy Androscoggin Sheet
ing. size 9ox9o inches. 49c. each.
BOLSTER Cases, i2X72 inches, 25c each.
BOLSTER Cases, i2XG3E inches, 19c.
10 doz. Fine Cambria Pillow Cases,
SEE. 45Xi6 in, al &c. cach--a great bar
ga:n-quiclt buying here necessary to
secure the above bargains.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
HOME BEAUTIFIERS.

No housekeeper can fail TO appreci-
ate the vast difference in an apart
ment whcn the curtains huvc been re-
moVed-what cherries appearances.
we Will help you at smoil cost t.
bcautify.
ACC. pair, that usually selIa 75c.,
Pretty Lace Curtains
arc. n pair. really worth SIC.
use pair 90 pn!rs 81 yard long and
handsome designs.
M.l? pair 3G pairs, 80 yd long and
worth Sl.5O.
SLID and worth $3.50 handsome Tap
estry Portieres in all the newest
shades. Gobelin Tobac. Old Rose and
all other drlpcrN cninrs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
A Bad State Of Affairs Sci Forth in Ad-
miral BunCe's Report.
WHICH WILL NOT Be PUBLISHED
Congress Unwilling 90 spend 81 900 in
Order TO Make the Result Of lhe In
OF Naval Dock Facilities We Rnnli
Fourth in tho List of Nations.

(Washington Cor. Brooklyn Eagle)
Congress has decided not no print the
report OF the Board of Naval officers
generally known as the BlmCc board
which was appointed some time ago for
the purpose OF investigating the dry
docks of the world, and 10 report to
Secretary Long what ii considered to be
the best type OF dock for naval pur-
poses.
Several weeks werc spent by the ex-
q,erts on the Board in studying up the
dock question. Naval Constructor Dash
iel one of the members Of the Beard,
took q special trip to Europe, where he
inspected the principal docks of the
leading naval powers. The report nftha
Board was submitted to Secretary Long,
who III turn submitted ii To Congress.
The evidence gathered by the officers
was very complete, giving in detail
the exact docking facilities Of every
country of any prominence in the world,
together with fun information rs to
the cost of each structure, and some
expert opinion by Naval Constructor
Dashiel on the relative merits Of steel
and wooden docks. Pictures ana plans
Of some of the larger docks accompanied
the report. Upon learning that it would
cost considerably more than $1,000 10
print In full the report OF the Board,
Congress determined not TO publish 1T
rs Il public document. The Eagle pub
dishes for the first time the principal
features Of rthe report OF the Board.
AT the very outset tho report gives a
short table showing tho number Of
docks owned by the various naval pow
ers. This table shows up the shor; :
comings Of the United States in this re-
spect with striking force According to
This table, we arc OlrranlIcd by Great
Britain, France and Italy, standing
fourth in q list of eleven countries.
among which arc included Spain, China,
The Netherlands and Norway ana Swc-
den. The report indicates that the.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27

The Countess of Munster told inlS
rather Interesting ghost story recently
III an i:nSlish paper: y person Of her
own sex and aGe became infatuated
with her for awhile and aftcrward lied.
At midnight, short time after hcr
dccease and while the Coundcs.; was Is
ing awake in bed, The spirit OF her dead
friend appeared before her, dressed as
IN lie and with ii smile on her face.
The Countess carried on an nicrl ing
!nonoloGuc with her and asked rious
questions about her changed conditions;
OF life. but received no answer. thoueh
the wei:d visitor cs.ntinucd To smile at
her. as soon rs lie Countess stopped
tAlkIME the MnnAriLinm llElnm-nrnL.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
DOMESTICS.

SC. Heavy a. Shceting Cotton.
3l%c., Fast color Calico. spring STYLES.
41@c., Bleach Cottons, yard wide
i1ac., Sea Island Percales yard wide.
4c., Good Apron Check Gingham
12l4c.. Bed Ticking, heavy, 50 inches
wide
sc. I'd, Handsome new Drapery
Goods
Sc. Beautiful Japanese Tinscl Drap-
cry.
SC. New Spring Dress Ginghams
Sc. New NlGnrele:tes for house
gowns and dressing jackets.
7tac., Fine White yard wide Cambria.
12iAc., good White Flannel. aiyi wide.
PC E:derdown. blue, pink, red ana
white.
SIC, Lace Stripe Curtain Gcrm.
l2lGc., Extra wide brown Bed Sheet
Inv
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
BLACK AND CCLORED
UNDERSKIRTS

The largest and cheapest line of La
DIES Black ana Colored Underskirts
ever seen III Norfolk;
G9c., Black Sattcen, full skirt with
wide corded rufilcs.
1@c., Roman stripe Skirts, silk effects,
wide Spanish Iulles.
:'Sc. Black Satteen Skirts, rufles
trimmed with braid
Sl.59, Satteen Skirts, Black, also in
pretty colos and stripes, beautifully
made ana trimmed.
l9c. each, Elaunelettc Skirts; Just
the thing for i Jusc use.
2"c. each, Flannclettc Skirts, crochet
edges. al liGht cNlnrs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
WHISPERINGS OF SPRING

We are determined to talSe the LEAD
and keep 1t, too, in wash goods sales
this season. TO show you we mean all
We say. come Monday and see our line
OF beautiful Organdies, Lace Stripe
Lawns. Colored Dotted Swisses, and
real Irish DimitieS:
l2lsc. the yd.-50 pcs. Fine Organ
dies, in newest patterns, buds, flow
ers and large sprays
10c. the yd.-25 pcs beautiful Lace
effect Lawns, in large and small de-
signs. Come early for these, as they
arc quick sellers, at 1Oc.
l9c. the yard. worth 25c-Hadnsomc
French Organdics; goods never sold for
less than pc. and always scarce at
that's Monday price, 1gc.
25c. The I'd. worth 35c--Somc of the
choicest imported Orgundie Francois,
in large plaid and stripe designs,
sprays and flowers, the finest creations
of the French designers are. Choice
of these fine goods &c. the yd.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
LADIES' MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR.

You are getting to know our stock for
It's excellence of material style and
Workmanship. No lady should ever
dream of making ouch garments at
home when you can buy al prices like
these:
NIGHT GOWNS OF Cambria and
Muslin, Empire, V-Neck or plain neck,
RULED, lace and embroidery trimmed,
39c., 59c.. 75c., soc. S1o0, sl.25.
SKIRTS. with wide hounces umbrel-
In shapes, trimmed with ru1les, lace
and embroidery, l3c., SEC, Toe, SIC.
and sl.00 each.
DRAWERS with umbrella nounces,
with rulles OF lace and embroidery,
both styles, 25c., soc. 75c. 4 pair
SKIRT CTIEMISES with wide UNI
brella fiounces, wide lace and embrod-
cry trimming, 75c., and S1.19
CIfENtISES with wide embroidery
and lace trimming, Csc, and 49c each.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
INFANTS CORNER.

Infants Embroidered Long Coats,
new styles, new prices, $l25, $l.50 $2.25
$2.75, SETS, 10 $500.
Infants ZINE Silk and Lace Caps
25c., soc, 75c.
Fine embroidered Flannel Shifting.
+Sc.. worth G9c.; 52c., worth zoe; Csc.
worth soc. The ytl.
Infants r!ne Socks, imported. 15c
a pair.
Infants Crochet Bootces, 1oc., 15c
and 2Gc. Il pair.
Infants Crochet Zephyr jackets, o5c.,
$40. soc.
i7fants' Crochet Lcsgings, CSC.
DraWer LeGGing.s. sgc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
WHITE GOODS.
Special Values.

Our stock of white goods larger than
ever. Prices rule lower than ever 10
make the store busy.
Check Muslin, nc. Sc, 1Oc., 12c.
Corded PIX. loo, 12I.c., I5c, zoe.
India Linen. DC, &c, Sc, Ice, l2lsc.,
he, lSc., zoe, CSC
Corded, Check, and Stripe Dimity,
Sc, Zoe. 12iac.
Dotted Swiss, 1oc., 12,ac., 15c.. 1sc.,
20c.. 25c.
White orsandies, 1oc., 12iac., 15c., zoe.
Princess Duck. l0c.. 12Iac.
White Null 12hc., 15c.
White Apron Muslin, 40 inches wide,
10c., l5c, zoe.
Fine White Long Cloth, 1Oc. yd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
800, CSC, TWO SPECIALS.

soc. each, 30 only, White Nlarsc!lIu
pattern, Bed Spreads, large enough
for double bed and ready hcmmed for
use.
use. each. 40 only. Extra Heavy ana
extra large, White AlarscillCs Bed
Spreads. as good as YOU pay $3.50 for
elsewhere Thcsc are big bargains
Owing TO the limited number >of these
only one of each or either to d Gus
"a,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
IL i-2c. the Yard.
FOR MEN TO READ.

This is a test nd. We want to see
whether men read our advertisements
Therefore those who do so will re, the
benefit OF these four bargains Monday.
1oc. pair. $50 pairs Mems CSC Sus-
penders
ac. pair, $50 pairs Mems Toe seam
less grey and brown mixed Socks.
2Sc. each, Mems White Irnlauntlricd
Shirts.
Sac. each. Mems Laundricd Percalc
15c Shirts.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
IL l-2c. a yd.,
TABLE DAMASK.

Same rs sold usually ut 19c.
&c., White Damask. 60 inches wide.
the 25c. kind.
Extra heavy Cream Damask, so in.
wide. 25c. Tie yd.
.9c. the yd., Fine fast color Satin fin
is!lcd Table namask. This is n new
creation, and we have the only lot of
these pamasks in this city: GO inches
wide and made TO retail al Soc; our
price, &c. the yd.
39c., the SOC. kind; best quality Table
Famasf in nj l:he new colors and de-
signs, only pieces ut 39c.
5cc worth lac, German double linen
Damask. ca inches wide.
I5c worth $l.0O, Very fine double
D2mask, Table Cloth &C inches wide
Coo. Il dUz. Fine Damas1 fringed
Doylics, large sizes.
zoe. a do2., Heavy large Dinner Nap
,.ias he $l.25 Kind.
&c. each, worth 15c., 20 doz extra
large aud heavy Turkish Towels: we
sold last week for 12I.c.; this week DC.
DC each, 100 doz. Extra large and
heavy hcmstitchcd, fringcd and hem
med p1mask, Hucllabacll and Monte
pure linen Towels, some among them
worth 39c. ana SOC each.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
TO cure cola oncn,,

rake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the uicncv If !;
fails TO cure. 20 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
SPRING DRESS GOODS.

no make our Dress Goods Stock at
tiactirc and popular this season. we
offer Monday:
$780,, Worth soc.
p pieces beautiful all wool Armuro
und strips cloth, warranted to wear,
and double width, Monday lSc. yd.
29c., Worth soc.
26 pcs. Imported Coverts, all wool,
an new greys and tans, the Importers
price to-day Is SIC: other stores charge
6oc; choice Monday 29c the I'd.
3sc., Worth sc.
% pcs. new spring Dress Goods
puids, broken checks and novelty
weaVes. would he bargain ut soc. !;
Monday we start the lot at zoe.
2oc., Worth SIC.
One lot all wool Novelty Spring
Dress Goods. new styles and wide
Monday only 25c.
59c., Worth Si.OO.
a2 pcs. High Novelty Dress Goods.
all colurs, 46inc hes wide, none worth
less than $780, some much more. Your
choice to start the season Monday,
6oc. Come carly.
1885,. Worth 39c.
w @reat Black Goods bargain: 20
pcs. Black Brocadcd Mohair. new
weavcs, formerly sold at soc. Mon
day special, 19c. the I'd.
49c., Worth Use.
Corduroy, so popular for waists and
skirts. In colors and black, Monday
special, 49c. the Sd.
SOC the Yard.
Silk Mixed Novelty Dress Stufrs In
al the newest spring shades. \ great
drive at sos. The best goods ever
shown at 60c. the sd.
IL t-2c. the Yard.
90 pcs. new double width spring
Dress Goods, copies Of the Importers
choice styles. ~ great chance to get
new spring dress for Il very small
price, also a large number OF plaids
for waists and childrcn's dresses. Buy
this carly, as they arc cheap.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
79c. for Si.37.

Beautiful Colored Brocadcs in every
imaginable comh!7ation of color, Il
great line for your inspection. No two
pieces alike, for house, street, or even
Ing wear. great silk aggregation
that you'll not find elsewhere. All the
uniform price OF. T9c the I'd
100 The yd.--The most wonderful
bargain on. the line. An immense lot
OF coiored and black Glace Silk very
durable and pretty, an immense guam
tity sold last week. We own the fac
tory'S entire production; il usually sells
at Soc; our special price only 19c the
NI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
ACC. SPECIAL.

lloyd pieces Red Star Diaper Cloth.
best made, sanitary, antiseptio, abb
Soriicr7 non-irritant, i9c., 69c., Co.,,
the three popular widths.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
EMBROIDERIES.

Some remarkable offerings in Ham
burg Embroidery and cream and black
LaceS.
SC yd, Embroidery, 1 to 3 inches
&c. yd., Embroidery, g to inches
wide.
Sc. yd., Embroidery. 2 to Az inches
wide.
loc. yd., Embroidery, l to inches
wide.
l2Ec., yd.. Embroidery. liz to s
inches wide
Are all great values.
Nalenciennes, Oriental, Applique. and
Iorchon Laces. too great and varied
20 describe in a limited space. &C., &C..
&C.. &C.. pc. 15c., to 25c. n yd.--any and
everything wantablc you will find here
priced lower than ever
Narrow black silk Laces, now so
fashiora bic for ru1les, &c, &c. &c. a yd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
3 BEST HOSE SPECIALS.
iOc q Pair

Children's Heavy Close Ribbed Hose,
seamless, color perfectly fast, sizes, G
to TO-
Ladies' Fine gauge, Maco thread
seamless and stainless hose, extra
long and fine.
Mems seamless and fast color Socks
DR. WINS and blacks, OF Maco thread.
IL f-2c. a Pair.
Boys and Girls extra long, double
knees, heels and toes, ribbed Hose, best
color.
Ladies Imported Hermsdorf Black
hose double heels ana toes, fine gauge
Real value tic.
Mems Imported extra Maco thread
biack and brown Half. Hose, equal TO
the good 25c. son.
i9c. a Pair.
Ladies extra fine Imported Black
Hose; never before sold les sthan 25c.
Special for Monday 19c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
CSC. the Yard.

Armurc Royal, Gu!net Jersey, Grus-
Grain Luxor. and other warranted
wCavcS These are every one really
worth $l.G0, $l.25 to $l.3I the yd and
heretofore never sold under those
prices. We give YOU choice Monday
and III 1.-The week for 69c. the yd.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
CSC. for Si.25.

We mean those fine Black NIore Vel
our Silks, now so desirable for skirts
ana that are selling for $l.25; they are
only.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
A SILK SALE.

l'or tomorrow and until sold, few
astonishing price prunings Don't
judge them by the price. but see these
goods for yourself, then judge the
values:
25c. the yd.-4Double Twill, all Silk
Surah: just the thing for house gowns
and waists in various cOlors. and pcs
in black. Price them anywhere. they
are SOC: here Monday special, 25c. the
I'd. No limit.
59c., Worth $500.
10 pcs. Black Brocadcd Duclicssc.
4 pcs. Black Brocadcd Gros Grain
Silks; these are positively the very
best value ever shown over the coun-
ter. Convince yourself by pricing and
samplin- elsewhere; then sec ours.
You won't consider long. rs these silks
cost the manufacturer more than our
price, soc. the Sd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24

dlshes and carried upstairs blythe waitressSs. It
was q triumph for Mandy. Tho Ruests all re-
marked on the particular excellence, OF every
thing and incidentally ate two or three times
rs much as they usually did. Mandy was con-
graduated. by her employer. That, night the
other opportunity to provide her varied pow
ers. She did It by means Of o combination
OF. crisp biscuits, delicately Drowned; 20;
tatoes stewed in rich cream and butter and
appetiElngly sprinkled with. parsley; outlets
with the crumbs cllnging to them In the rich,
white, gravy, and th coffee nror OF S Irs6 the M 5ishS
had certainly made the best Of the opportunity;
She was down to prepare, breakfast the next
morning. but cooks husband was we'll be-
cause he had to be and go to work: 30 Mandy
found a place In her old corner. few minutes
who. thought that with. the vanity of her race.
che had come around for further Appreciation.
But Mandy was there for another purpose.
Il want to co." she said. " and II you don't
object. I'd like to 90 on that afternoon train"
Go 2" asked the astonished landlady. Go.
With H6Ph Sstsr% jSS, ne roa sTE;oE Ra'G ;sa' ts Ss0 ti SStd
None Of you allowed ! could do anything when
came. You thought l was old and played out.
4 wasn't, but | only wanted you oil TO know.
I'd ave gone. before this except for that, 1
wanted you all to see. think you seen by this
AT the height Of her triumphs with flags flying
Mandy got into the stage for the afternoon
train. She was proof against all persuaslon to
remain. She was amlable, but devermined. bh9
left her cane behind her, too. The young girl
who had seen her on her arrival misunderstood
her and her motives.
II think she came here" she said as the
stage drove away, " to get her health back"
But that was unjust to Mandy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
TWICE REMARKED AFTER DIVORCE.
Lawyer Nowak's Unique Experience with
His Two Wives.
From the Cleveland Recorder.

From the Cleveland Recorder.
Joseph M. Nowak Of this city Is In training for
tho wedding. divorce and remarriage cham
pionshlp of the State of Ohio. Wednesday he
and his new bride returned from their second
honeymoon. The bride was Mrs. Bertha No
wax. who has not been Mr.. Nowak's wife before
for nearly q year and a half. they having been
divorced In 1895. The groom Is a ~well-known
lawyer In Cleveland and while this wife is do
mestic In her tastes. she has many friends here.
though she has been living In st. Louis since
the last time she was her husbands wife.
Mr.. Nowak's claims to the wedding and d.
voros championship are ncontrovertible He
is AZ years OF age and has had two first mar;
riages. three DIVORCES. two remarrtages and
has lived Tor years at GG242 Broadway. IN what
Is probably the handS2meSt residence on that
long thqrouGhtsre. IF is one OF the best
twenty years ago he married for the first time
one Of tbs, ~prettiest girls Of that neighborhood.
whose father was one OF the solid Bohemian
The first marriage lasted about ten years, and
q son, now about entering manhood. was born
70 them. About ten years ago ayopng seams-
1 %sas di S0H RD' & IGPS So sgssE t tRsa 1hs ESTt tRs
seamstress and installed her In the broadway
and three children were born to them. The
divorce instinct, however, was too strong for
The heNEo Of this tale to withstand. and In 1898
met his FIRST, wife, The old affection revived.
Rlleet words were exchanged, and after a
little confederation they went down to Pitts
burg and were remarked, This marriage
lasted about a year. but last winter Mrs. Nowak
took a hand at the divorce mil, and got a sep
the SEQUEL IN the marriage Of NJ. NEo SM 00 %isS
! his sx'wife. the SeamStreSS.