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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-17
In the District Court
OF THE
STATEOF NEVADA
IN AND FOR
The County Of Ormsby.

D W. AVERY Notice to Creditors Of
Against his Creditors Insovent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-17

St III uliuS tdUitS
IS Chairs
stools
Round card tables
1 Lamp table
l Screen shade d DOR
l Pair Of green door shades
1 Pair OF partition green push doors
S Cylinders for swinging doors
2 Step ladders
l Patent gas burner or lamp
l Billiard table chandelier
Swinging lamps
Large lamps and shades
% Bracket lamps and brackets
Lamp bracket
Fire eXtinguishers
Carpets In rooms
I Lounge
Cash in dra yer, IS 90
5 Registers entilators
10 Tom and Jerry mugs
8 Window curtains
l Iron foot rail for bar
Water trough and pipes outside
/ Beer rack
1 sign, Hole ia the Wall
! M irble center piece on bar
Bootblack stand and chair complete
Cy nnasir N fixtures consisting of
Rings and trapeze
LInch bl. and gas heaters
Lunch shelf
9Spit'oons
Washsiand and looking glass
SO foot hose
busters
I BroorD
= Bar mirrors
l Electric bell signal cabinet
2 Large brown vases
2 small vases
Colorei gla>s vases
Cigar lighters
l Cigar cutter
2 Nickel plated heaters
Gas stove
2 Square vases
2 straw FOLDERS
l Part barrel " hiskey . gallons
1 Empty barrel
/ Par. barrel pickles 9 gallons
Part keg pickles gallons
Gallons picked rripe in jar
1 Pars barrel vinegar gallons
l Part barrel curacao
= Gross Laif. pint TASKS
- gioss pint TASKS
sack salt IL pounds
"a empty2 gal. demijohns
Empty ga. demijohns
l one gal IN sasure
2 fgalion measures
l quart measure
tunnels
| delivery basket
qaart bottles Boxers bitters
3 bottles stomach Ditters
J bottle African stomach bitters
] bottle Hub punch
II QusrG bottles Angelica wine
20 quart Lotties Ciaret wine
1 part demJohn Curacao quart
l part dem john angelica %gal
/ part Gemijohn orandy Il gal
/ part demIjohn Port wine y gal
i part ermIionn White rye whiskey
II gallon
3 parts demijohns Gum s, rup . gal
par, dem john whiskey gal
% quart bottles white wine
II quart bottles Champagne cider
2 quart bottles cider
20 quart botn IS Sarsaparilla & Iron
50 quart bottles Claret wine
Is bottles bitters, essence &c.
quart bottles COgnac brandy
decanters Tdns. bitters
uecan1ers brandy
decanters Cherry bounce
decanters water
IL small decanters for bar use, bltters,
etc.
80 bottles soda
bottles porter
80 bottle ale
Q bottles Wheelan's beer
bottles Milwaukee beer
80 pictui es in frames
s plain pictures
] remnant oilcloth
4 pkss tooth picks
1 lantern
0 glass jars
hand baskets
1 clothes basket
varnish brushes
pkg FGvorite gold gilt
3 rolls moderated paper
1 Ratchet
l ma.let
l corkins machine
= bulletin boards
10 fancy wine glasses
. ale glasses
Is lemonade glasses
fancy beer giasses
y beer glasses
5 schooner beer glasses
y wniskey glasses
8 lemonade shakers
lemon strainers |
3 lemon sQueeze-s
lime tongs
/ lime knife
large bar spoons
bar spoons
2 pitchers
l cork extractor
Z salt and pepper bottles
8 parts Of bottles liquors used in bar
. decks playing cards
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-17
THE POET TOWERS

A feeiIug of gratitude impels me to
acknowledge the great M erits of your
CurIcURA, and I cordially recommend il
TO the public as q very valuable remedy.
H.N POWERS. BRIpazPoEr, CoSS
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-04-21
The Car Of Progress Moves.

To-day a landlord who permits his
house to be badly drained is recog.
nized as wretch. Thirty years ago
the strict preventability of diphtheria
and typhoid was unknown, and their
devastations were borne as inevitable
calamlties. There is constant urging
to-day of the truth that privilege i'm
plies duty that the rich, the strong,
the fortunate should do what they can
to Tighten the burdens of the poor and
weak. A social conscience is develop
ing which tends to make the idle and
selfish indulgence of good fortune obi
GUS, and therefore less common than
it sed to be. The increase of sensi-
tiveness to pain, to discomfort. to mo-
notony of work, is shared b the Ia
boring masses quite as decidedly as by
their more fortunate brethren. They
feel discomfort now under circumstan-
ces where their forefathers would have
felt satisfaction. They wish better
homes, more leisure, more Joy in their
lives. The car of progress moves, and
faster than it ever did before, but its
hind wheels of ach evement are as far
from overtaking the front wheels of
desire as they ever were.-Toro1ato
Globe.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-04-21
A TEST OF BEAUTY.
4 BEGEND OF THE TALMun.

In Talmud old the Jewish Rabbits sing
The power and glory of their wisest king;
And how his great repute. from mouth to
mouth,
Spreat to the distant regions of the South;
Hew Sheba's Queen, attracted by his fame,
In pomp ard sp!erdor to his palace came;
And there obseq-ously her court did pay
Intent on testing - no distant day
The Kings discerrment in such dex'trous way,
As only skillful woman can display.
Her project ready, on one summers morn
She begged admittance near the monarchs
throne;
Her prayer allowed, she brought in either hand
A wreath of flowers the fairest in the land;
Tho one was wrought with most exquisite art
To form the other was but Natures part.
ssagacious sire. said she, do thou proclaim
Which wreath from art. and viii Oh from Nature
came.
Each flower each stem, is perfect in each part
And on the other wreath hath counterpart
In beauteous form; but thy discerning eyes,
Oh, most discreet of monarchs, and most wise,
Old Natures flowers from those Of Art will
know,
And quickly to the Court the difference show"
.Fairest of the Queens" the courtly King 70
piled,
Il crave moments grace ERE decide
He then, with deep intent, began to muse
How to unravel this most skillful ruse.
At length he lifts his Royal head and sees,
Outside a window near a swarm of bees.
open that window" the gifted Monarch cried,
And let me straight this problem deep decide"
The bees few in, and then, as we'll they might,
Upon the natural wreath made haste t. light.
MORAL.
Ye tinted beauties, take . hint from this
Let every padded, rouged and painted Miss
Remember-men, like bees, to nature fly,
And hate cosmetics. pads, false hair, and dye.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-04-21
The Career of William Pitt.

was reading the story of William
Pitt but yesterday, who undertook to
fight the whole of Europe and to fight
everything in England which pointed
to q purer representation and plain
common rights. He not only engaged
with Napoleon at every point, and all
the friends and allies of Napoleon. b
he put pown the petition AID right of
meeting in England and finally he
found that everywhere he was a beaten
man. Austerlitz struck him in one
spot, Ulm struck him in another. He
howled, ooh! my country" and went
off and died at the early age of forty
seven. He had been twenty five years
in Parliament, which he entered as q
mere boy. had fous ht France for thir-
teen years, had ruled ENGLAND abso-
Iutely for twenty-three years. Yet al
most every measure of this man was
negatived by his country, finally The
Reform bill was passed in spite of him.
The basis of representation in the
country was revolutionized as has been
done in America. Freedom and not
despotism prevailed. The protection
given to France and the general move
ment of liberty at that time by the in
fiuence of William Pitt remain in the
large standing armies of the different
nations there, AID the socialism aud
anarchism which seems to have no fear
of CT rs and kaisers, though they make
small showing in the light of repub-
lican opinion in this country-Gath.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-04-21
Power or Language.

"And so Tom has got homo from col
lege. Mr.. Bigbee? 1 understand he is
quite q linguist ?"
"He is the boss linguist," remarked
old Bigbee, but not proudly; "he lin
gers down town till o'clock in the
morning, and he fingers in bed till
noon. and he fingers at the table long
after everybody else has gone away
foundered, and there's going to be o
reform in this linguist business, or
you'll hear of case of felo-de-se in
this family by wearin' of a young man
out with hickory CAD, and the old
man looked resolute. then melted into
thoughtfa!ness, and said that was the
.irst Greek he had used in thirty years.
since he clerked in drug store, and
studied the old masters on the bottles
and jars BatTtlette
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-04-21
World English.

The problem of q universal language
is not solved by Volapuk, in the opin-
ion of Prof A. Melville Bell, on ac-
count of the difficulty of keeping in
mind the numerous endings which dis
tinguish number, gender, case, tense,
mood, etc. As q more promising sys-
tenn. this eminent linguist recommends
a modified form of Eng iish for world
language. English is free from the OBJ
jectionable infections. and it is already
reaching out toward universally.
While the language must remain sub
stantially as at present, few simph-
flying changes would undoubtedly bet
ter fit it for international use; and if
these were suggested by committee
of one British and one American MEM
Der. Prof. Bell believes that q simple
and admirable tongue would be pro-
duced.- TraueIer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-04-21
One Way to Preserve the Complexion.

L
A woman's skin is like piece of
satin, and will not stand rubbing, rims
ing or soaking. If it is not to retain
the delicacy of texture and wear with
out wrinkles or discoloration, it must
be cared for as belle pets her laces
and lingerie, or matron her bridal
fnery.
There is no prescription and no one
remedy that will cure all patients. The
thing to do is to study effect. Hot water
is good for one face and the injury of
eleven; glycerine is the bette noir of
blondes and the delight of brunette
beauties; some skins never chap and
others show eruptions and discolor-
alton IN midsummer.
There are no women who take care
of their faces as professionals do. To
them health Is beauty and beauty capt.
tai. l. cry actress ras her own method
of preser. ing her complexion and soapy
water is not one of them.
Soap should not be used on the face,
as there are chemicals which shine and
dry the skin. Cne scrubbingsa month
IS sufficiency, unless one has been
'Ao VAAAS5 ehiOuSh . COol AAiAO. 1bO
best way to make up the face is to rub
it with a soft linen or channels cloth till
all the dirt comes Off The friction
should be sufficient to quicken per
spiration, thus opening the pores of tn.
skin without irr tating it. When the
cloth rubs clean, dip it in cold cream,
and after working it in the face, rub it
dry. There are creams and creams,
but if the pure dairy production cannot
be procured, here Is substitute that
AN be warranted. It will cost in the
neighborhood of 50, but half the GUAM
tity prescribed will suffice for six
months: Almond oil, twenty grains;
spermaceti, sixty grains; white wax,
thirty grains; tincture benzoine, fifteen
grains; oil of rose, five drops. Mix
wax, spermaceti end almond oil in q
hot water bath. Remove from the fire
and stir until snowy; then add the
other ingredients and beat uutil cold
and white. Bottle in paste vial or
jelly cup with glass cover, and use
whenever the face needs CLEANING
Inter Ocea7s.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-04-21

JOHN REYNOLDS, said to have been
the only soldier of the Light Brigade"
on the American continent, who pos
sessed medals attesting his bravery ct
Balaklava, Sebastopol. Inkermann and
Alma, died recently ct Buffalo.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-04-21

CRAYoNs were known in France
about 1422, and improved BY L'Oriok
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-04-21

On every small pfesaxi ths wsn
seizes the sheep
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-04-21

"No; but you'll have nice room and
a bright fire, and the neighbors will
drop in to see You and make it home
like. Now, there's old Mrs Gum.
Nothing can persuade her to go to the
Home. She says it's only a genteel
alms-house after all; and so she rubs
along with what little she can earn and
what the neighbors have q mind to
bend in, and they have to do it mighty
gingerly, too, just as though they were
asking favor of her. Lor', she doesn't
earn her salt"
II dare say" returned Miss Becky.
"Now, if it hadn't been for the rheuma-
tism could earn my living for years
yet and maybe get something ahead
again, but it seems as if the rheuma-
tism laid in wait for the poor and
friendless"
"You ought to have married when
you were young, Becky" said the doc
tors widow. who had forgotten all
about Becky's love affair and laborei
under the impression that she never
had q chance-an impression which
matrons are apt to entertain concern
ing their single friends. Miss Becky
had been spending some weeks with
0rA DR.. Dwight, who had moved
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-02-02
Some OF Last years Inyentions.

According TO the New York SIN, here
are some of the inventions made during
1887:
small, round rubber mat, with little
spikes all over it, on which the cashier
drops the silver change and from which
the customer easily picks il.
y cheese cutter. consisting of swing
knife 10y which the grocer can, with GER
ta'nty, cut ten ounces from the cheese
whenever the customer orders half a
pound.
A balloon which carries a lightning
rod high in air over an oil tank.
cigar selling machine that drops out
an ll-llavana, clips the end off. and OK
poses "A match and piece OF sandpapcr,
whenc or "A nickel or lead blank is
dropped i'm a slit in the side of the ma
chine.
nose protector idaho invention), by
which wooden pad is snugly carried ON
the end Of the nose in cold weather.
An electrical boot backing machine.
IN which brush is rapidly revolycd in a
non-rotating hpndle. The whirling brush
brings the shine ia oue-tenth of the time
OF the Old vibratory elbow method.
rubber funne. which may be fitted
over the head, big end up. so a. to en-
close all the ha.r while the larbcr sham
poos customer. A tube hangs down
behind, so rs TO carry away the suds,
while hose FOR flushing out the hair, a
funnel and tube are provided.
monster bicycle, with places for two
men in basket swung below che axle,
who operate the mach nc with levers
geared to the axle.
decoy duck with variety of de
tachab.e heads.
An air pump to force OF from tank
on ship over CtOrmy sea.
a fa1 rotated by the wheels OF n baby
carriage TO keep the flies of the baby.
\ chur II pew that looks like pew,
but has comfortable chairs within.
device VIII ch will prevent tho most
restless individual from kicking The
clothes of the bed IL is the invention
Of n Chicago woman.
\ new n with battery in the stock
and cartridges which have coils OF pla-
tinum wire where the cap is Pressing
the trigger connects the coil with the
battery.
a combined rocking chair and cradle
Gniescribablel.
A combined kitchen ventilator and
clock winder, being device for Goa
Meeting the ventilator wheels commonly
placed in windows with the family clock.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-02-02
An Eighteen Ycar.old BOY Hanged

James H. Nowln, the eighteen year old
murderer of Milknan Goldman OF Somcr.
villc Mass, was hanged at H3i Friday
morning, i'm tho East Cambridge Jail
lie won't to his death with tn, snme
itmu'ss that marked his bearing during
the trial and since he has known that he was
To hang for his crime. He parted with his
mother at late hour, and slept from
midnight to o'clock Friday morning
spundly. lie then dressed himself uto
hearty breakfast and prayed with
the minister who came 90 SEQ him lie cN-
prc,sc repentance for his horrible Grim and
said that he felt that he had teen forgiven
AZ O clock he passed 10y the scairold on the
way % another part Of the Jail and examined
the STRUCTURE with a critical eye, but w.thoIt
any sign OF "A tremor
AT q. ~ o'clock the march 90 the ga'lows
was taken up. NOwln stepped up firmly
and took his pace on the drop He wa pin
lone securely and sked II he lal nuy.
thing TO say Looking the Sheriff fu in
the face, Nowlin, in n clear though low tOnc
said: Nothing, only that ] am about
square, and re ldy 10 die / feel that God has
forgiven me, and feel thankful to you for
what you have done and his voic, Lroko
lGhtlY at the finish AN hc bowed his head
Tho moose was diust,d, the black
cap pulled dawn, and In nu instant
Nowlin's ody shot through the trap IL
swaycd a littl', but only one mpvcm mt wa
made by The criminal. Nowlin drew NJ his
legs once, then all was over. In twenty five
SOmcryilie. 10 wlsascertaiue by the ph ysi-
clans that altough death was not irstan-
tan'oui, Nowlin was render a unconscious 10y
the fall.
James T.. Nowlin was Cmp'oycl for two
years ny George T.. Codm n. "A ,:omcrville
mlkmnn January T. OF last year, Cot
mans remains were found strcwn plong a
lonely road in the town Of Lexington,
Mass The arms, les an head had
been chopped from the body aud
| hit in different places along the
.oad. Nowln wus Immediately suspected
n1d ARE ite l. la colfesss the Grim,
jcilin how he kil'o his emp oyer by n
bov of nu axe aud then carrie the dis
ucm1,r.d part, ~ n s'cish ~ Lexington.
he was ut seventeen yclrs OF age wien
be- commi ted the crime. Only one mar
der'r ns young as Nowl.u has lccn hanged
in NJ Bmchuscttt Goldman ha about sG %
ON d p,r5Jn at q time of the tragedy, and
thc m ey was Whit NV ia wantei. L. q was
ouv.ctei nft'r q short trial an then dcsp T.
tc FORTS were made TO hn SHIN cont
TO au insane asylum, h4it vs. su ggcst,i TINT
II n !ty ran ir his family. Efforts 90 ro
rurc pardon or n couiuu alton Of sentence
| failel Other sons i'm tn Now fnmily arc
~ jail for criminal o.Tcu c5.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-02-02

TuE German Rcichstag voted to Increase
the army by 5OO, 900 men.


THE German RcichStag voted 10 incrcase
the army by 5oO,OOO men,
CONVOY ot Russian prisoners mutiniod
and a desperate fight cnsucd Ton soldiers
ana thirty one prisoners were killed Twonty-
one prisoners escaped
DuRING a fog OIL Skcrrlcs, ireland, the
Norwegian bark Frcdis was run down and
sunk, thirteen OF the crow being drowned.
THOUSANDS of people arc starving i'm
turkey, and tho Missionaries appeal for aid
FATHER RYAN was released from Limerick
urelandl Jail In the presence OF 10000 sym.
pOthiacrs,
FoUR thousand workmcn worc drowned i'm
china while attempting 10 check the disyus.
trous Hoangho floods
ElGHr persons committed suicide in ono day
in Vienna.
I'm THOUSAND people arc reported 10 bo
starving in Asia Minor
REAR Annual LOUIS HurroN VERs.
TURNS, OF the British navy, suicidcd at Fal-
mouth, England.
A POWDER magazine exploded at Amby
China, killing 200 Cinnamon.
CoMMANpANT BRAssEuR, a French veteran
OF the Franco. pruSsian war Is dead
A CENTENARY celebration was held In Lon
don in honor OF Lord Byron, the poet
BIC BEAR, the accomplicc OF Ril, the
Canadian rebel, and the chief who led the
Frog Lake massacre, is dead.
ARCnBISUoP RYAN presented President
Clcvelands glft 10 tho Pope, who spoke in
complimentary terms OF American mstitu-
tionS
a DISASTROUS iiro in tho business centre of
Montreal, Can, destroyed property valued
at $500, 900. Several frcmsn were frozen
81 II, and the water frozc quickly after Le-
ing thrown from the hose that il was almost
impossible To check the flames
LOUISE Michel, the notorious French
Communist, was fred upon aud wounded
twice wh.lo speaking tan Anarchist meeting
in Hayre Her assailnnt was arrested
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-02-02
Snuth md XVnai

FOURTEEN Chinnmen were drowned on
washington Territory while attomDting 10
smugglc themselves into the Unitc1 States
FRANK NJ. IRwIN, Register OF Birmingham
missing.
a PASSENGER train near Coateyville. Iowa
was ditched and thirteen persons injured
SLED. with Gfty-two passengers. collidcd
with another sled in Knnsa Guy No. nnd
s'velteen p 'op,c were injure
RECEIVERS havo been appointed mt
Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory. for tho
Union Cattle Company the largest concern
Of its kind i'm the West. Asscts rcporfoj
S3,0OoO0 liabilities, Sl,2jO.OlO
RorEEns, led by former member Of
Jesse Jamess gang. attempted 10 rob tho
train at Missouri City, Mo, nut the sheriff
got wind OF the affair IN time o. repulsc tha
deperadoes, aud captured the entire band.
GovERNoR SEMrLE has signed tho net
granting suffrage 90 the women i'm Washing.
duty
SEVEN children, four Of them sister,
named Williams, wero skating near Ennis
Tex, when two Of the sisters aud young
man fell through the ice. Seeing th ir
aopalnSer, Iho other Two sist ~, aged nine md
ihitie'n' went - the rcsru' accompanied
by the.r young brother but they, too, fcll in
hnd the entire party were drowned
BErOnTs come from the wheat districts Of
Texas 10 the effect that in many countries
every Held OF winter wheat has been de
strOyod
The home Of Frank Smith. No Lima, Ohio.
was burned nnd Mr. and Mrs Emith anl
thoir iiro ch.d""n Were ron . "a alive.
IN Gght no Moose Cinyou. Cal. for the
po. session ot farm, between Lewis Stone.
insisted by the Sheriff. and q faniIyof Gonus,
three persons were killed aud two d ,sperotey
wounded.
Mrs. OLNEY, Of VonIcrbft. Mich. mnr-
dercd her SIX months Od child by throwing
It und the ours.
BAEER mud Hit two Arknneaa formors
quoTellcd wh!o laying or "a farm for th,.r
son and daughter. who were 20 bo married
hnd fatally wounded each other with bowie
knives
IHE latest reports place The number Of vic.
TINS oi thc blizzard in the Northwest at235.
WHILE the mercury was 5G below zero n
rickeiy irnlns boarding house took fire az
Tower, Mich, and fourteen inmates per
ished
Mrs. ELIZA BALLOu GARFIELD. the npod
mother Of tic late President james a. Gar
Held, died few days ago at Mentor Ohio
She was born in New Hampshire in 1901
'EAL1ER y. GDsON, Prime Minister
Under King kalakaua. of thc Sandwich I,l.
ands died ut San Francisco. Cal
AT Marysnlc. Kansas, two passenger
coaches cnf tbe mail aud express c1rs wcro
throWn OF Q high cuunnkmout. rolling Ovor
were injured. three fatally
OLIVER SewAHD. steamboat engineer no
Covington, KY, killed bis step8Jn. Garrett
Spaulding.
TnE United States Supreme Court donioi
the appeal Of Maxwell tho muir Terror OF
Prellcr 40 50 Louis md Ee must htnk Both
murlerer oui h's victim nge Euz..sbmeu.