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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-13

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Finest :bssTiss IA town Leasa's. SIS Fsoat
street.
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TEXT:
TEXT:
IT Is NOT so MucH THE AMOUNT One
SAVES AS What one DOES WrrH
II, THAT IS THE SECRET OF WEALTH.

Here are the sh.es propositions:
Put Money Into
a Stocking.
|. People who do that are commonly called
misers. and . miser 10 generally supposed
70 be rich.
They are people. however. who do not
realize the earning power of money. o.
understanding it, are willing to forego it
for the pleasure Of lingering sh cir wealth
every day.
Getting rich by boarding money is .
pretty SLOW process, especially for the ma
jority Of people-those whose incomes are
limited and whose savings at most are
few dollars a month.
The hoard increases only - Il added
to from outside.
That is no way to get rich. People who
undertake it let their cupidity rob them of
their brains.
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lal3 FRosr srssEI. SEATTLE. Wash.
For cisht years 1 have teen constantly unAee
the care OF DEBTORS bui foa.d re.iet, nor TRINA
what The doctors tod me did expect to geS any
better ! was convinced that they did under.
= and my 81 tbous ht would try the IA ous
AZOTn kITTEks Bload Buding Tonic and
Nerve Kennedy. The result has been truly wonder.
fnL now ie~l better in health than for the Lass
fsenty years DuTing all thai time I had been
suffering with malaria. heart disease. kidney aud
liver complaints. Rheumatism. nervous proeiva.
~ sir~p.essnesss no appetite AMI Just tela thae
~ M not worth living. For three months ~.
lore taking this wonderful remedy had been an
able to Attend TO work os Kind I feel with
the blessing OF ,sca that AZOTu BlTTERs, or
HOOD tnllding Tonic, has gwen me new leave %
life and health. aud that I cured Of = 1 my
troubles and in faef sm new man 1 am So years
OF age ana feel iUlly twenty Younger Ihavs
q ge-sf desire that others may be benefited ~
have been aud take every opportunity to recon-
mend IL 10 the sics and suffering public.
Price sl.0o. all druggists
Address STANDARD BEMEDy COMPANY.
Seattle. Wash. X J. IAAonGrx, Manager. Pacific
Coast branch. starr Boyd Bosk. ~tswart n Hoimss
bruz TO. wholesale agents
MAYNARD LAXATIVE PILLS cure Constipatssu
and hiiioasness Price. 25c.
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BuyOnlyChoice
Property.

Make that your rule and there can be
no question Of the outcome.
The view from Drexel Avenue Heights
takes In the whole sweep OF Lake Wash
inston, the Cascade and Olympic mount.
aims and Mount Rainier. II is magnih-
cent panorama OF scenery. 1t is within a
few feet Of the point where passengers
leave the Madrona Park car line for the
walk down through the park. The car
line passes through the tract. giving quick
transportation down town.
There are numerous handsome resi-
denees in the immediate vicinity and the
nsighoorhood is strictly high grade.
It is an opportunity that must b
grasped ss once. No one but ourselves
sells thoroughly high class property on
such extremely easy terms. and Drexsl
Avenue Heights won't las, iong.
The title il perfect and ali purchasers
are furnished abstractA
@ayeAs1sme'st
Investment Brokers.
~ IT and - Bailey Building
Rsferencss-ESssy baak aEd business nAa In
noast.a
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SIS a Month for
a Lot.

We do not hesitate to make the assertion
that We are giving the best chance ever
offered in Seattle to buy really high class
inside property on easy terms-such terms
that one can secure good lot from small
savings.
Drexel Avenue Heights 10 beautiful
tract on the high ridge overlooking Lake
Washington. Lots are soxioo feet in size
and prices are from $3.50 to $ss5 per lot on
terms of $50 cash and payments Of SIS
month. There il no reason Why any one
not hopelessly improvident or extremely
unfortunate cannot secure . 6ns lot on
such termA
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Put Money Into
Real Estate.

That's the way to accumulate wealth.
Save little money and buy property, and
keep on saving and buying.
That's the way to get tho full earning
power Of money.
How many Of Seattle's wealthy men
have made their big money from their pro-
fessions or commercial pursuitsf
Can you name one?
Nearly every one Of them started poor,
saved . little money and bought property.
Go over the list of our wealthy men and
see if this is not fact.
The opportunities are better now than
ever before. There Is no more uncertainty
about Seattle. Buying good property is
buying . certainty.
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The Seattle, LAKE Shore & Eaatsrn railway
makes through connections at Snoh0mish for
Lowell and Everett Train leaves Seattle daily
at $50 M. returning arrives At Seattle 4:32 p m
Have you seen the new grocery. SIS Front
street?
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The Holt County bank, OF O'Neiil, Neb., failed
on July IL, with . capital OF $4,000
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
Died.

Died.
Again has death invaded the home
circle and removed therefrom a
sweet little flower. The soul of lit
tie Mabel Adelaide, the three year,
seven months and fifteen days old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Utley, of this city, took it's flight to
the God who gave it at Las o'clock
yesterday afternoon, after week Of
intense suffering. During her ill
ness she had the very best medical
attention, while loving and sympa-
thetic hands ministered to her every
want. But it is "weli with her.
Her little soul rests in the arms o1
her dear Saviour, who said: "Suffel
little children to come unto me and
forbid them not, for of such is the
Kingdom of Heaven" The bereaved
and almost heart-Droken parents
have the sincere sympathy of theil
large circle Of friends in this sac
bereavement. The funeral services
will be held from the residence, cor
ner of Morgan and East Streets, a
4:3O o'clock this afternoon, to whicl
the friends and acquaintances 0
] the family ere invited.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
Appointments Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The Pres
ident today nominated Joseph s.
Miller, of West Virginia, Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue; John
W. Biddle, of Minnesota, Secretary
Of the Legation of the United States
to Turkey. Aliller's is the first case
of reappointment by Mr.. Cleveland
of the same man to the Office held
in a former term. The Senate has
confirmed the following nomina-
TORS: Alex W. Terrell, of Texas,
Minister Plenipctentiary to Turkey;
John w. Riddle, Of Minnesota, Sec !
retary of the Legation to Turkey i
Edward 81. Strobel, of New York,
Third Assistant Secretary OF State;
Daniel Morgan, of Connecticut,
Treasurer of the United States;
Joseph S. Miller, of West Virginia,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue;
Conrad N. Jordan, Of New York,
Assistant Treasurer of the United
States at New York; Richard Fl. Al,
vey, of Maryland, Chief Justice Of
Court of Appeals of the District {
Columbia; Martin F. Morris, Dis
trict CT Columbia, Asso ciste Justice
| OF the Court OF Appeals Of the Dis
| trict Or Columbia; Seth Shepard, O!
Texas, Associate Justice Of the Court
/ of appeals Of the District of Colum
bia; Chas. B. kellinger, CT Oregon
U. S. District judge of the District
of Oregon; Francis r. Lassiter, ot
Virginia, Attorney of the United
States for the Eastern District, O
Virginia; Lucius @ G Lamar, of Ok
ford, Miss, Recorder of Genera
Land Office; Robert K. Gillespie, O
Gallatin, Tenn, Principal Clerk 0
the Public Lands in General Lane
Office, and the following postmastera
John A. Dicson, Washington, Ga
| Conway G. Floweree, Vicksbure
| Miss; Robert G. Wright, Waynes
| boro, Va; Richard FL. Adams, G
Radford, Va.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
Valuable Eeal rstate for
ale.

Under ard By vir ne cf 3 decree a
onperl'r oourt If y axe coun,y. duly n sde
q. febfn ry tsIm. 1893, in the c,se OF jan ep
More ct al vs. George Tonnofski It al.
VII expose to ubh1 sale 10 the highe si bid
der, on -
Monday, Afril 24,n, 1879
ST the court housa docr In the civ ~ E,I.;,h
az IL o clock L., tho fCiiown < cescri.. ed real
es.ate
FIR. re- .. .
v .he go ~ le lsude OF Alta
tas% mLn Irowder AID Others, containing
3 Sscoad-A house spd 10, in the ,i'y Raj
elgh, On the north ride Of Dsvie street be-
| tween mlminst- N and blount stre.ts b,i,.
pari of cat, lot No. 50, fro-tirg IA feet ca
Davie s.ret ana rdl n ns ba k l2J feet
Tblrd- Ole-halt inte es in the s.ore bousa
and lot on IN. east slde Of } 3i,n.,npto' stTs.t
DEW en- Martin and Hsrgeft -. ee e frontir q
| 40 'n' 81 leet on WI ngt N ST. eet ana being
| part o 'ity lot N 1l3 all one-hAlf ,ntere,t
Is SUI Ject to the hfs estate Of Mr-. Laura Sor-
rell 'Oi
Fourth-One-ha'f interest in = h,usa
| lot On the south tide of DAyie street. totv, an
| Wilmington ana Is ONT streets iu the sity az
Raleigh, beli part { cl.y 1t NJ 6j fr ptlnz
l.0 leet tn Dsvie street and running back
2ic feet
F1fth-Cne-sixth interest i house and 10,
| at the northeast corner of the Intersection al
Cabarrls and Dassnn streets in the city o,
Raleigh, fronting G5 feet tn { a. arms tire
and lvo feet on Dawson sire ct Sad cne-,ixtf
Interest ls subjected TO the life estate Of M "a
Laura w Sorrell.
ANY information in regard 20 above descri
signed.
Terms Of sale, on; hall cash balance at az,
mont-s with interest irom das of SAL
oroo. Z. NJ. BUSBEEI
| 60 Cus Com missioner
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
The L,AIleorO German,

The L'Allegro Club gave their
first german after Easter in their
elegant hall on Friday evening. 1t
was one of the most delightful
dances they have given. Mr.. James
Wright led, assisted by MIR. James
Litchford, and the figures showed
that they fully sustained their rep
utation, for they would have done
credit to the most experienced Of
our social leaders. Among those
dancing were Hiss Lucy Hawkins
and James Wright, Miss Berta
Smith and w. NJ. Pugh, Miss Hen
rietta McVea ana James Litcbford,
Miss Kate Denson and Dr.. J. NJ
Aver, Miss Mabel Hale and G. G.
Lee, Miss Tempe Hamilton Of Balti-
more and w. p McGehee, Miss
Mary Lily Kenan and ". B. Grimes
Miss Mildred Badger and S. T. Tel
fair, Miss Frances Carter and Franl
Cameron, Jr., Miss Edith Law O
Cincinnati and John Fa1son, Mis-
Mamie Cowper and W. S. Micks
Miss Lille Hicks and r f. Noble
Miss Jeannett Lineaweaver of Go
lumbia, Pa, and Watkins Robards
Miss Nella Grimes and Guio'
Dewey, DR.. and Mrs. J. 81 Londo
and several stays.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
THE UNIVERSITY WINS.
SHE WALKS OVER THE LAX
RIDGE TEAM EASILY.
A One-Sided Game Yesterday at ChaUe
Hill---The Score Was Fourteen to
Nothing.

CHAPEL HILL, N. G, April 15.-
Specialize University Of North
'Carolina nine had walk over this
afternoon in the game here with
Oak Ridge, defeating them easily by
a score of IA to nothing. The Var
sity boys fielded beautifully and
their batting was heavy. The visitors
were unable to hit Kenan and their
fielding was poor. The following
composed the teams with their po-
sitions: University G. F. Robert
son. Oldham G, Devine first base,
Gray, second; Stanley, short stop;
Busbee, captain; R. F. Moyee, L.
E. Msaon, third base; Kenan,
pitcher. Oak Ridge: s S. Johnson.
?. Smith, Oeburn, second base;
R. Stafford, Captain; G. Jessup,
third base; King first base and II.
Hampton, right field; Stafford w.
G. F. and first base; L. F. Jones
and Robertson made the prettiest
play of the evening, making a long
run and catching a fly almost over
the fence. Masons fielding ano
throwing were features of the game
The batting of Oldham, Kena1
and Mason desere special note. Al
interest centers on the champion
ship game at Raleigh next Frida,
between the University of Nortl
Carolina and Wake Forest. Bot
teams are in fine trim, and a splen
did game is anticipated. Base hits
University II, Oak Ridge 2;bsse hits
Robertson and Mason. Errors
University 2, Oak Ridge 10. Stole
bases, Robertson and Gray, 2; Old
ham, Stanly and Jessup l; struc
} out by Kenan 4, by Smith 3, b
J King 1. Passed balls, Stafford
base on balls off of Smith 4, off {
King l; hit by pitcher, Kenan will
pitches King 2; double play, o;
burn to King; left on base, Oal
} ridge 3. University 8. Time
< game, two hours. Umpire, J. era,
f ford Biggs, of the University.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16

BY Southern ASS oclated Press.

~ CouIncTLt Ass OclaCcu reSS.
FoRr MONROE, Va, April Is -Ad-
miral Gherardi expects the British
fleet to arrive cary in the morning,
to be followed next day by three
Italian ships and possibly the French
and Brazilian vessels. The third
Russian may drop in at any mo.
ment. A stiff northwest wind is
blowing this morning. with the surf
lashing the shore AMI the waves
high enough to toss steam launches
about In a reckless manner. Later
the dark clouds in the east broke
away, the sun shone warmly and the
wind moderated to gentle breeze.
at 10 o'clock Inspector General
Breckinridge made an official call
on Admiral Gherardi
The chief attraction today will be
the barge race between the crews
of the San Francisco and Chicago
or the Pacific against the Atlantic,
these barges holding the champion
ship in their respective waters.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
Capt. +, w. Jones.

Capt. T. w. Jones.
We are glad to welcome to our
community Capt. 7. W. Jones, OF the
United States army, his wife and
family, who are in the city and will
make their home in Raleigh for
some time to come. Capt. Jones is
an officer of long service and is now
attached to the Tenth Regiment OF
Cavalry. He has been assigned to
duty by the Secretary of War in
North Carolina with the North Car
olina State Troops and for the pres
ent will be On the staff of the AdJu
tant General of the State.
Capt Jones is gentleman who II
highly esteemed by all who have
the pleasure Of his acquaintance
and we trust that his sojourn ant
that Of his family in our city vii
be very agreeable to them in ell re
spects. We understand that Cap,
Jones family will occupy the resi-
dence formerly occupied by M1
Leiberman, opposite the Governor
Mansion.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
THIS WEEKS SPECIALS
-AT-
", G. & A. 5. STRONACH'S,


l0c. WORTH &c.
Household Ammonia full : or. bottle,
lCc-worth l5c
Patras leaned Currants.
lcc-worth 20c
California 4 Crown Raisins.
Sc-worth lcc
Californis Dried Craps,
6c-2-lbs for I5c.
l5c-worth zoe
North Carolina Sun Dried Peaches.
2.c-worth l5c
Fancy kvaPorated Apples.
20c-worth 25c
California Evaporated Pescbes,,Pears
and Nectarines
FOOTED MEATS
20c-wcrth 25c
Potted Ham and Tongue :-lb Tins.
25c-worth 35c
Pottcd Turkey ard Chicken-I.lb Tins
l5c. WORTH 2oc
California Honey Dew Pfunes,
Eating or Cooking.
35c WORTH SOC.
Elegant Line Hand Made.
Cream Bon Bons
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16

Bishop Lyman's Appointments.
: April y, Wednesday, Scotland
Neck.
April IA, Friday, Enfield.
April Is, Sunday a. M, Rocky
Mount.
April, 16. Sunday P NJ, Battleboro.
April Is, Tuesday p. NJ, Wilson,
St. Timothy's.
April 19, Wednesday p. M, Wilson.
April 21, Friday, st. Mary's,
Edgecombe county.
April 21, Friday p. M, st. Luke's,
Tarboro.
April %, Sunday, Calvary church,
Tarboro.
April 25, Tuesday, Ringwood.
April 26, Wednesday, Littleton.
April 27, Thursday, Middleburg.
April %, Friday, WILLIAMSBURG.
April %, Saturday, Stoval,
April so, Sunday e. m, Goshen.
April 80, Sunday p. m., Oxford.
! May 2, Tuesday, Louisburg.
May 7, Sunday, Good Shepherd,
Raleigh.
May IA, Sunday p. H., ST. Mary
School, Raleigh.
May II. Diocesan Convention
Raleigh.
| Holy Communion at morning ser
vices
| Collections for Diocesan Missions
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
A Long Procession

of diseases start from torpid liver and
impure blood. DR. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery cures every one of them
1t prevents them, too. Take it, as you
ought, when you feel the first symptoms
Qsnguor, loss of appetite, dullnes., de-
pression) and you'll save yourself from
some hing serious.
In building up needed flesh ard
strength, and to purify and enrich the
bic cd. nothing can equal the Discovery
1t invigorates the liver and kidneys
promotes all the bodily functions, and
brings back health and vigor. Fol
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint" Bilious
ness, and all Scrofulous, Skin and ScalI
| Diseases, it Is the only remedy that
| guaranteed to benefit or cure, in ever,
| case, or the money is refunded.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
The New Opera House.

May the 26th will be an impor-
tant day in Raleigh. We are in
formed that on that day the new
Auditorium, with a seating capac-
ity for fifteen hundred people, will
be completed, and llr. Page, the
owner, has kindly rendered it to the
Rev. MIR. Pittinger to be used for
the grand entertainment, which is
now being worked up for St Johns
Hospital and other charitable OBJ
jects. II the proposed programme
is carried out, we may expect a
packed house, to witness one of the
| best entertainments ever given by
amateurs in Raleigh. We make
| this brief mention, and will have
more to say from time to time ir
reference to this noble act of charity
not only by Mr.. Page and the Rev
MIR. Pittinger, but by those who sc
cheerfully aid in the entertainment
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16

NORTGAGE SAIhOs rA.n Avn
W St"ck-By virtue 81 pov-e-c n ,a,r.d
n c. iisin cted OF trust and lnsrtgpres
eAeeaCei oy Z. . hvsns aud wbich Seed,
are du , recorded in re- stry. Wake com.
u, N looks aid pages Az f.iloas ss-45s.
~. iHI y. aud ll9-i will of,r for
sue 70 me hishe b.diet I = cssh al the
coart house cor 10 he ei s cf hal,iSh
y. e g . 5nfsy, May s, 30 Al q o'c.ck
NJ ths tsnd ana other property oescribtd q
"a ss.i': Deeds consising OF a r..ssof Ian
"a az township, ooa' aiming - sc 81 more
% rs ana knoW3 a. t,.e & % Evans
u,.i0sSea L.. AAsp Gu irr,l male mule.
hi' .ONTAGUE,
p.,. :, trustee and Mortgage.
Raleigh, y. c., Aprl!, Z 1898 tds
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
Investigation of Senator Roach

BY Southern Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 10 Mr.. Platt,
having the floor on the subject of
the proposed investigation Of Sene-
tor Roach, of North Dakota, notice
was given by Mr.. Harris that as
soon as Mr. Plat should have closed
his remarks, he would move to take
up the resolution for the appoint
ment of committee to wait upon
the President and inquire whether
he had any further communication
to make to the Senate
MIR. Platt stated the facts in Mr..
Roach's case, and argued against
the views presented yesterday by
Messrs. George and Voorhees,. He
conceived that the duty of the Sem
ate was plain. Could it be, be
asked, that if convicted criminal
just discharged from q penitentiary
were elected Senator by State the
Senate had not the power to re.
ject or expel him?
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
A Dreadful Fall.

OudI1OUtC NCWSs
Mr.. J. H. Myrover, of the OBJ
server editorial staff, met with a
very serious accident last night, but
one which may happily not prove
fatal. In a somnambulistic freak,
he stepped from the window of his
room in Central Hotel, out on to the
court, and from the court he stepped
to the roof OF the kitchen, a two
story building, and fell from that
TO the brick paved yard below, a
distance of thirty feet. The affair
occurred at a little before IL o'clock
last night, but it was not until two
o'clock this morning that he was
discovered. At thai hour sgd, the
night watcbman at the hotel, heard
grosns, and on making an investi-
CATION found Mr. Myrover uncon-
scious and covered with blood in
the yard in rear of the hotel. He
was at once conveyed to his room
and DR.. Register Was soon in at
L9EHaEce upon nln. Inc DOctOl
found that no bones were broken
but feared that Mr. Myrover Nigh
have received internal injuries
Since then no symptoms have de
veloped to indicate that he has sus
tanned injuries of this kind, whicl
leads his many friends to hope tha
he will soon be himself again. III
rested well this morning and fur
ther than an acute sickness, seeme'
to suffer no effects from his expert
rience. He has been the objec: G
much solici.ude all day by his man
friends in Charlotte, and has bee
receiving every kindness and after
tion that it has been possible to bs
stow.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
The Stannie Wynne Chlldren's Fund.
Friends. this ia intandad to again


Friends, this is intended to again
call your attention to the movement
having for its object the establish
ment and permanent endowment of
cot in St Johns Hospital, Raj
eigh, for sick children. There are
many sick children in the city
whose parents are not able to prop
erly care for them and many away
from here who have to be brought
here for treatment. Accidents fire.
quently occur, limbs nrs broken,
surgical operations are necessary,
and these cannot be properly per-
formed away from a hospital.
A week ago, our whole city was
electrified by horrible accident
IN which many who were near and
dear to US were injured and mutt
lated. How every parents heart re-
sponded in heartiest sympathy for
the injured and how every Chris
tian heart went UP in prayer to the
Heavenly Father to sr9re them, and
to vouchsafe ,he consultations of His
all sufficient grace to their parents
and friends.
| This is practical age. The day
of the visionary ana sentimental
poet has passed. He has uselessly
dreamed his brief hour away and is
numbered with the things that we're.
In his place there have arisen men
who do not shout an hour and sin q
year, nor yet those who pray loud
and nothing give, nor those who sin &
sweet and touching airs in mos,
beautiful words to those who are
!, suffering FOR the necessaries of life
In the language of another, "Lf'
has been reduced to that simplicity
J that we must resolve to live on
y day at time, and to make that ds,
blessed to others. The cares, am
the vexations, and the troubles @
- life are allayed or banished unde
y the spell of this central purpose
B. Kindly thought and labor for 9th
u ers dependent and beloved-th
!, living out of, and not in, the petit
4 round of personal and individus
y interests, keeps both our hearts an
z, energies fresh, and we must COZ
u u stantly train along this line until
"a good sentiment grows to q fxe
s habit Of the Will "
&. What will it avail us if our name
u are written in golden letters on th
'" Church roll,-yea if large sun
have been credited to US for tt
enlightenment of the heather
foreign lands, whom we would NJ
:. admit into our social circles thoue
they came loaded down with all Il
"a testimonials of all the missionari
~ of Christendom)-if we have ne
y, lected to minister to the wants
-: those around Us
,Ie ho Let our charity begin at hon
o1 Let Us give as the Good Lord b
=" given to us. Let US contribute
~ the establishment of a cot in
"a" - John Hospital where poor childr
may be cared for aud nursed ba
IL ~ to health and usefulness.
- Address all sums to the Tres
W. W. urer of "Ihe Stannie Wynne Oh
S %s dren's Fund" box 81, Raleis
ne Inc.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16

AL diseases OF the skin cured,
and lost complexion restored By
Johnson's Oriental Soap. Sold al
John 7. MacRae's.
Why undergo terrible sufferings
and endanger your life when you
can be cured by Japanese Pile Cure
guaranteed by John Y. Mac Rae.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
The James City Trouble.

The New Berne Journal of yester-
day says: Sheriff Lane made for
NAL demand Friday upon the people
Of James City to move from the
property, but they declined to do
SO, and said tney would stay until
put off by the power of the law.
All has now been done in the in
terest of harmony that could be ex-
pected and that the colored people
have reached such a determination
is deplorable. Unlsss they quickly
reconsider their decision it can only
end in trouble upon top of trouble
| for them.