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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-08
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE.

The Shepherd Photo Co., the pub
fishers Of the great picture, "Our IN
sung Heroes" have made arrange
lithograph Of, the Ninth and Tenth
cavalry. at Santiago, or, the Twenty
fourth and Twenty fifth Infantry at
San Juan Hill, NOW being sold in the
Twin Cities): FREE with each copy OF
"Our Unsung Heroes" sold. And thus,
by purchasing "Our Unsung Heroes
you get the other pictures for nothing.
Or, any Of the pictures may be OBJ
tanned by the Shepherd Photo Co. cou-
pom system; .s,..v..s~.-,s-.
SHEPHERD PHOTO CO.,
-: Kendrick Block,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-08

81. Cunningham, are again running the
place; Jefferson as proprietor and
Cunningham as manager. You are In
vited to call. @
On Friday evening of last week Mrs.
George Sperlin gave a little party in
honor of the third birthday anniver-
sary of her adopted daughter Gladys.
The occasion was very pleasant one
for those present. Dancing was the
feature of the evening. Refreshments
were served 4ad libitum. The little
host was the recipient of several nice
presents.
Mesdames J. B. Turner and J. w.
Hackerny gave breakfast Thursday
of last week in honor of Mrs. w. j.
Phelps and daughter Miss Carrie, Of
Chicago. The table decorations were
pink and white carnations. The
guests were: Mesdames W. J. Phelps,
T. 3. Franklin, M. D. Pettis, L. M. Ter
rell; Misses Carrie Phelps, Bessie: and
Leola Moker, Mary Harwell. @.
The friends of Geo. H. Woodson,
ESD, formerly of this city, but who
now resides in Oskaloosa, Iowa, will
be pleased to learn that he was not
seriously injured in the runaway acct
dent which occurred while he was out
driving a short time ago and is able
to be about his business again. He.
is rapidly building up lucrative legal
practice in the home of his adoption.
Mrs. Hannah Parks, indicted for.
grand larceny in the second degree, ap-
peared before Judge Lewis in the dis
trict court Thursday morning and, by
her attorney, F. L. McGhee, asked to
be released from Jail on her own recog-
nizance. There are six indictments
against her and Judge Lewis refused to
allow her to go without bail The bail
was fixed at 5000 on each indictment,
or $1,000 in all, which she was unable
to furnish and was remanded to Jail.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-08
WATERS ATTENTION.!

The first annual convention Of the
Afro-American Headwaiters' Mutual
Benefit Association will meet 10 Chi
cago. ILL.,, at Bethel A. M. E. Church,
Wednesday, September 20, 1899. Ali
head and second walters are cordially
invited to become members of the as
ISOLATION. For particulars. address J.
B. Coins, cor, secy., Hotel Nelson,
Rockford, ILL.,, or w. F. Cozart, chair
an, Hotel Beckel, Dayton; Ohio.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-08

To be ignorant OF ones ignorance is
the malady Of the ignorant.-A, Bron-
son Alcott. ~. IS 81. I
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-08

rangements heartily and cordially In
wife the friends OF both churches and
schools to join them in spending the
day very pleasantly and in making
this the picnic of the season. Allper=
sons are kindly requested to- meet at
Pilgrim Church, at $780,. and board
the chartered car at Summit and Wa
basha at 9 a. m, sharp. s5&|S-.. seq
>. ADJUSTMENTS of various kinds will
be on the programme for the day. 81.
Come and make it success: :. z.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-08
DON'T MISS IT.

First annual moonlight excursion by
Pride of Minnesota Lodge, K. of P, No.
s. Uniform Rank, Pride of West, fancy
drill; Tuesday afternoon and evening,
July II, 1899, on the steamer Henrietta
and barge. Leaving Soldiers home, Min
nehaha Falls, 1880 p. M; st. Paul, 2:3O r.
m.,y down the Mississippi to Hastings.
Returning in time to make connections
on all cars. Good music. Refreshments
for sale on boats. Tickets, so cents.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-08
,.WAsHINGToN,s TROUBLE
Will Land Him Once More Behind the
-5,.4=, Bars,


George Washington, a powerful Min
neapolis man, who has been serving as
coachman for some years for former
Gov. Clough, is now in Jail awaiting
the action Of the Hennepin jury on five
charges OF burglary. Washington is q
paroled prisoner, to- start with, having
st. Paul police officer in 1883. He
served several years, and then certain
people got his sentence commuted. to
twenty years. He was paroled in 1896,
and would have earned his full liberty
next year II he had kept himself from
evil jobs. He is now suspected Of
committing several burglaries on : the
East side in Minneapolis. He left
Coy. Clough's service a. few months
ago and engaged himself as coachman
to f. C. Barrows.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-08
THIS IS FOR YOU.

Our ten days special sale will be a
record breaker. You can buy Spring
Suits; Hats and Furnishings at nearly
one-half the former prices. We are
overstocked and must unload.
THE HUB CLOTHING CO., 4
Seventh and jackson.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-08
JOHN H. CUNNINGHAM DEAD.

=. JV1I11ltySS.HH * GUTSN1NgHAM DEAD.
:, About two weeks ago John II. Cunning
ham, a.the well S; known manager Of the.
':Eurek a, stricken down with an abb
cess in his left ears This was followedsby:
severai other q lsease compile tions : and
though atone time he was Tthought to be,
GUS on last Thursday that he was removed
from his looms over the Peoples Barber
where he died yesterday morning about
900 O'clock. On Wednesday, morning he
was married by Justice Of the peace to
Miss Miss AM Annie Walker who was was thus made
was native of Raleigh, N. c., and was
81 years Of age His remains were taken
ing rooms His funeral will take place.
Sunday afternoon, from what place was
not decided at the time Of our going to
press. - y
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-08
UNION PICNIC.

The Union picnic of the Pilgrim
and the St. James A. M. E. Church and
Sabbath. School will be held next
Thursday (the 1ath) at Lake Harriet
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-08

Big clearing on LACK CURTAINS and
ROPEaRORTlERRS
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Taxpayers: Take Notice.

The taxpayers of Nuhlcnberg
County are hereby notifeu tlat am
now sending three deputies to all of
the taxpayers of this county for the
purpose of making speedy collections
of the taxes vet unpaid. You are re-
quested to have your money ready to
pay your taxes as soon asthe deputy
reaches you, as this will be the last
time he will call on You for taxes.
If not paid now on demand thc dep
uty is instructed to make .eyy dnd
advertise for sale as he goes. 1t is
to your interest to save this cost and
modification to you and also to my
self, az had much rather collect
this tax without this annoy lnce to
you. | will be at my Office at all
hours, and will take plcasure in re-
ceipting to any one who aill meet
me. / am forced to take this steI
and collect this tax at once an | car
not carry old receipts over, and the
new tax receipts will soon be in my
hands for collection.
This Feb. 18th, 1899
w. H WELcH,
20 Sheriff Muhlenbcrg County.
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i'm pannell wants furs Of all kinoa


tli diihSli " ants Aui VI al NihiN'f
and pays highest cash prices.
Weather conditions have put rab-
bits in lively numbers on the mar
kct. But the demand has been
strong, and the stocks have been
cleared out each day.
We are booking subscriptions to
this paper at the rate Of about twenty
day. We can stand a long siege of
such treatment from our friends,
and will do our utmost to come up
to their fullest expectations.
For spring and summer clothes,
call on +. NJ. Marshall, in the Bank
Building, and let him show you his
elegant line of samples from The
Royal Tailors, Chicago. 40 suits
under SI2. Pants, 81 and up.
If YOU continue to receive The
RECORD, although you have not
subscribed for it, do not fear to
take it from the Office. Some one
is paying for it, you may rest as
sured, and YOU will not be worried
by us trying to collect from you.
Next Sunday is anniversary day OF
the organization of the Kentucky
: Lodge Knights of Pythias. The To-
cal Lodge will honor the day by at
tending a special sermon to be
preached by Rev. NJ. B. Porter al
the Presbyterian church at IL a. m.
{ The Knights will attend in body,
and are requested TO meet at theiI
Castle Hall at so. All friend:
arc invited to attend the service.
r This weather is very hard indeed
: on the feathered tribe. However
if the birds and chickens get along
D as an old hen did of which we recent
ly heard, there need be no anxiety
about them. a lady several day
before she left home on a visit I,
her daughter happened to turn
kettle over an old hen. After stay
ing out visit of two weeks she Ie
= turned home and several days afte
!, happened to overturn the kettle
/. when the old hen stepped out, som
& worse for her fast. The lady mad
a reckoning and found that the he
: was under the kettle just 81 day:
- If our quail possess in some degre
the staying qualities of the old her
!, we may expect at least few of thel
to be alive for next season.
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AMONG the CHbRCHES.

CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. Barbee, after several days
illness, was able to fill his pulpit
Sunday morning. Subject If the
discourse was taken from Acrs XVI
rs: almost thou uadest me
to be a christian" The sermon
was filled with earnes ao-s and that
longing to see souls sa rcd Quite a
good congregation was pres mt.
The Mission Band SD earnest
to spread the message VT Love to
the heather nation tha they laid
aside their feelings of the chilly
weather and held quite an interest
ing meeting with Mrs. Barbee Mon
day afternoon. Subject of program
was China.
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PERSONAL POINTERS.

Miss Halle Shaver returned from
Pcnrod yesterday.
DIR. J. ). Coleman is out again. after
weeks illness.
Charley Il .,nolds went to Louisville
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Gus McNary is making a business
trip through Todd county this week.
Hon. W. A. WiclSliffc is at Central
City with his mother who is danger
ously ILL.,
MesSrs. T.. W. Taylor and W. c. Jon
son were in South Carrollton yesterday
on business.
Mr.. Newton Belchcr returned last
week from q ten days visit to his par
ents in Rochester.
Mrs. NJ. \. WiclSliffe is very sick in
Central City. She was there on visit
to her daughter. Mrs. Hin.
Mrs. stone. of Kuttawa. came up
Monday to be with her daughter, Mrs.
/ W. W. Niodh. VIM - oASN.
Mcssrs. Clarence and Beverly Martin
have returned to Paducah. after
spending few days here.
Il. J. King. of Bridgeport. Ala. was
here the first of the week on visit to
his sister, Mrs. NJ. l., Prowsc.
Mr.. fisherman Plane returned to the
city yesterday. after having spent a
week at his old home in Mclean
county.
Miss Ruth Grundy went down to
Central City Tuesday to stay with her
grandmother. Mrs. Wickliffc. during
her illness.
Hon. II. C. McCracllen was in town
yesterday lie was one among the
twenty-five people who subscribed for
TIE RECORD during the day.
Mrs. a. Cohen is visiting relatives and
friends in Nashville. Clarksvillc and
Gallatin. She left sunday. and will
be away about ten days.
Mr.. l.. V. Koontz of Pittsburgh. Pa.
has been here ON visit to his brother.
DIR. !. W. Koontz. lie went over to
darlington last Monday, and may re-
side there in the future.
Mrs. Woosley. the noted evangelist.
accompanied 10y her husband spent n
night in our city this week with Rev.
Barbee. Size will return March 2nd.
and begin protracted revival at the
Cumberland church.
Richard C. McCraclSen. who was
with the 4th kentucky Volunteers. is
in Greenvillc. lie entered the service
last Spring as sergeant of company f.
His promotion followed soon after en-
tering and he was mustered out Feb.
Ii as 2nd lieutenant. lie was present
ed with very handsome sword by
his company. as token of their appre-
citation of his ability as an officer.
Lien. McCrackcn served 3 years in the
regular US. Army, eOth inft. under
Gen. Otis who is now il command of
the Aiaerican troops in the Philippine
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The Ladies Aid Socici net with
Mrs. Duncan last Tues,iay and a
very interesting meeting is reported.
Before adjournment a coDy of the
Missionary Calendar of Prayer was
presented to each person present.
This is a very handsome booklet,
and contains a great manv interest
ing facts and figures rorccrning
missionary work in hc lifercnt
fields.
The Sunday school at ndancc
was smaller than usual 90 account
of the weather, but inteIc-. in no way
abatcd owing to small numbers.
Rev. NJ. b. Porter fills his regular
appointment Sunday at II a. m.
Subject of sermon which j. 90 be a
special one to X. of p Lodge, is
taken from John, Xv-I5
Prayer meeting will he cid next
Thursday evening at 7 p.
Ladies Aid Society VII meet with
Mrs. J. H. Reed. Each member i.
to have some fact of int;rest G9n-
cerning some fe-iegn miss ".
Al Iaembcrs shouldffps
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CIearance Sale Below Cost.

Mrs. NJ. L. Martin & Co., an
nounce clearing sale of all winter
millinery goods at prices below cost.
All goods must be moved by Feby.
20. New spring goods in great va
riety will arrive March /.
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20 Sheriff Muhlenberg County.
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METHODIST .CH.
was { hina

There was no cl ch service at
the Methodist chur asst Sunday.
This was the rc-I.ar appoint
ment for the pastor, Rev. Hayes,
to preach at Lowell. lapel at II
a. m. No service w Id at night
on account of the al Vt of sick
ness in town, and the RENE cold
weather. Sunday-schoo'wss held,
but the attendance wa -remely
limited.
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BAprlsr cHURcf

The Baptist Ladies Al Society
will meet with Mrs. {. Fades,
South Main street, Tues ~ after
fourth Sunday. The ladies receive
with sorrow the intelligence of the
severe illness of their beloved ex-
president, Mrs. Margaret Wickliffe,
at Central City.
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LOCAL POINTERS.

Pannell pays cash for furs.
A young child of John II. Bethel
is sick.
Miss Dora Boggess, of Rosewood,
is sick.
Ice skates for boys and girls at
Roark's.
DO YOU want job printing? We
de the best.
Mrs. Draper, of Hillside, is a pa
sient under DIR. Koontz.
DR.. Townes has been laid up with
a severe cold for several days.
Choice fresh meats, oysters, fish,
celery, etc, at Pannell's market.
Try Wright for new shoes and re-
pairing your old ones. He can do
il.
Nord will furnish you plans and
specifications for any kind of build
ing.
Get the Twice-a-Week Courier
\ journal and TuE RECORD one year
Nor Ssc.
~. n. Martin can clean up your
old spit and make it look and fit
like new.
Mrs. Jennie +. Roark is confined
to her bed with quite severe attack
OF the grip.
New spring samples arc shown by
T.. y. Martin. Give him your or
der for clothes.
Mr.. James Boggcss has a sick
child, but reports it's condition as
much improved.
Go to ]. r. Morgan, South Car
rollton, for Harness, Plows, Clover
seed, Red-top or anything handled
at a general store.
Mr.. Edgar ID. Martin came home
from Louisville with the grip, and
has been away from his desk at the
h,nk1a-same days.
Come and see our complete h.
: sof Sg.oes, Hats, Clothing, Ladie
and Gents Furnishings.
|. r. MORGAN, So. Carrollton.
Mr.. Joe Paxton is again confined
to his home. Mr.. Paxton has been
in poor health for some weeks, but
was up until this bad spell of wealth
er.
Try 'cm.
Nearly every body needs 'em.
And Wright he keeps 'em.
What9 Rubber heels. Rubber
heels.
Mr. Jarvis, who lives at Hillside
had the misfortune to lose his littl,
girl on Feb. 9. The child was lef
in the room alone and in some way
caught fire and burned TO death.
Mr.. Morton X. Yonts is still il
his room by the injuries received il
his fall last week. He was more sc
riously hurt than was at first thought
However he hopes to be .Sat in
few days.
See our club offer on the Twice-a
Week Courier Journal and RECORD
The rate of Ssc. for both papers
the greatest offer ever made on new.
papers,
Mr.. Frank Dukes is suffering frol
a rising on his hand. Some tim
ago Mr.. Dukes bruised his hand, an
from it he had a very serious spell
This. is second rising that is no
troubling him.
Miss Omnia Prowse entertained
few young people at her home la
Tuesday evening. 1t was an info
NAL gathering and the absence
formality gave it an addition
charm to those present.
Miss Clara Clark, of Croftor
is boarding at Mr.. George Bobbiti
and attending school here. AS 81
started for school Tuesday morniI
she slipped on the ice on the fro
steps apd.fell, bruising her should
severely. She is confined to h
room.
We wish to heartily thank 1
numerous friends of THE RECORD (
their assistance in the matter of gai
ering the news. Just now the who
crew, from editor to devil, are up
their eyes in office work, and ha
not had time TO get out, as we sh
be able to do when we get things
ranged. We shalt always be II
to have our friends tell US any IL
of news, but at this time the fay
is doubly appreciated.
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-22
No. 1926.

The John 8. Britain Dry Goods company,
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-22

OF such acts and conduct is proof Of the
marriage agreement.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy -
Attest: JNo. MARTIN,
Tgeal.1 Clerk Supreme Court.
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-22

the relation should be continued for long
period OF time. IL may exist for a single
transaction or undertaking.
T. Nor is II material In such cases In
whose name the purchase OF the real estate
Is made or the title taken, as the property,
whether standing in the name Of part
ner or in q trustee, will be deemed to be
partnership property.
5. The defendant bought the share Of one
Of the partners, and, knowing the character
OF the transaction, and that part OF the
purchase money remained unpaid, contrib
uted regularly for a period OF five years
with the other partners to fund for the
payment Of interest on the unpaid purchase
money and also for the payment Of the
taxes and other incidental expenses, and
during that time shared with the other
partners In q fund derived from a sale Of
the land. Held, that he made himself liable
as a partner for the payment of the pur-
chase money remaining unpaid.
All the Justices cOncurring
Attest: JNO. MARTIN,
[Seal.l Clerk Supreme Court
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11Osa
John s. Cunningham,

John s. Cunningham,
Kansas City, Fort Scott and Memphis Rail-
way Company.
Error from the Court Of Appeals.
REVERSED.
Syllabus. BY the Court Smith, j,
/. Where defendant, In an action
brought against him before Justice OF the
peace, appears and files an affidavit under
Sec 500, Chap 95 Gen. Stat. 1887, claiming
wages due him, which were garnished IN
tho suit, to be exempt, and q nearing OF the
question Of exemption is had by the justice,
resulting adversely to the defendant.
Held. that the decision ana order Of the
Justice is O final order, whether made be-
fore or after final judgment, and that pro-
Ceedihgs In error will lie to the district
Court TO review the same.
2. In such case, where no action is taken
by the defendant to review the decision OF
the justice of the peace, the matter of the
exemption OF the wages garnished becomes
res ad1udicata and the garnishee, when
Nued by the Judgment creditor to recover
the amount admitted In its answer to be
owing the defendant, cannot relitlgate the
question whether the wages due were ex-
.empt or not.
All the Justices concurring.
true copy.
Attest: JNO. MARTIN,
I CSeaLl Clerk Supreme Court.
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11lOO
Jacob Renfrow, ct al,
VS..
Ann RenFrow
Error from Douglas County.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. BY the Court. Doster, c. J.
l. The matrimonial status OF man and
woman living together as husband and
wife under an agreement OF consensual OF
common law marriage, is not annulled by
the failure Of such persons to comply with
the terms of a statute declaring II to bt
their duty to appear before an officer anC
formally solemniZe their marriage, and pro-
vding penalties for their neglect to do so
but which contains no provisions multiplying
their relations to each otner because oi
their violation OF It's requirements
q To constitute a marriage good at com
mon law, an express agreement between
the parties to take and live with each Othel
as husband and wife ls not necessary. The
agreement TO do so is implied from theil
acts and conduct In mutually recognizing
and holding each other out rs bound to-
gether In the matrimonial state and proo
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Attest: JNO. MARTIN,
T9eal1 Clerk Supreme Court.
NeoshO Valley Investment Company
Carrie A. Cornell ct al.
Error from Bourbon County.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. by the Court. Smith, ].
When a defendant corporation, after a
judgment rendered against II by default,
fled petition for new trial under Sec COG
OF Chap. So Of the Gen. Stats OF 1887, IN
which II attacked the judgment upon the
ground that no service of summons was
had upon II whereby the court obtained
Jurisdiction over It's person; and In said
petition sought also to have the judgment
vacated on non-jurisdictlonaI grounds as
that there was no consideration for the
note upon which the judgment was rem
dered.
Held, BY .cOntesting the judgment on
other than jurisdictional grounds 1t entered
a general appearance in the action, waiving
| thereafter could not maintain a suit by In
| junction to restrain the sale of real estate
upon which the judgment was decreed to
| be lien.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: JNO. MARTIN,
! TSeal. Clerk Supreme Court.
Aldace F. Walker ct al, as receivers,
A. B. Green.
Error from sedgwlck County
REVERSED.
Syllabus BY the Court. Doster, c. ].
A passenger on a freight train who volun-
| tarlly and unnecessarily rides In a freight
ca" containing horse and household goods
which he Is shipping over the line Of road
instead Of riding in the caboose attached to
the train, which is provided for the accom-
modation Of passengers, and who IS in
jured by the negligent handling Of the
car will be deemed guilty or cOntributory
| negligence; and the permission of the train
men to ride in the freight car will consti-
tute no excuse for his act.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: JNO. MARTIN,
TSeal. Clerk Supreme Court
lila
Andrew Palm
VS..
Emma POpOnoe, Georgene Learnard and
Bessie Wilder "a minor by r. A. Fisher,
guardian and next Of friend Of said minor
Error from Douglas County.
REVERSED.
Syllabus. BY the Court. Smith, J.
/, An action by one partner or upon his
death, by his representative or heirs
against a co-partner for contribution can
not be maintained until after an account
has been had and a balance found due In
favor Of the partner asserting the claim
his representative or heirs.
2. An averment in an answer to the effect
that the partnership had been dissolved
more than hve years previous to the date
on winch Ine pIalnLltLS alleBSO the paFtnSEN
ship to have existed, does not imply or
amount 10 an admission that an accounting
or settlement was had.
All the Justices concurrlng.
A true copy.
Attest: JNO. MARTIN,
| [Seall Clerk Supreme Court.
1l12s.
w. Martin Jones, executor, ETC.,
VS..
BENZ. M. Davies.
| Error from Shawnee County