The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 7, 1904, Page 10

MARRI [AGE REFORMS. Advocated by University Professor in Book Ke.eatly Plans Inclad> cvisten ef AIL Contracts i i Liverce Laws—Evils in the sSecial Siructure. State supervision of marr contracis r i 1 laws, the " marriaze and the education f th youn: reforms about to of C The represents 12 the f Ir forn tory at tl and unt « post at Lel sity. Prof work addition to t’ division of “Our pr marriages o bos er civil o the (Reers or clergyn al toe com; le plan says X ane of matrin word ane st the elective lation Mork Iti al to intre laws to two class evil omic other co! The tic and cor eX rs ere tion of matrimonial le rie task for future 1 county should be divided for each of which a be appointed to license resister all marriages civilly ed therein and to license, re attend all religions celebrati marriave, » lawmaker cannot root of the divorce evil deeply in the social s t at in a great measure due to fal senti- ment recarding marriace and the fam- fly, a se ment w Li wn b removed by mo e on Carefirtiv vwn and i atutes J ern. however Petrie batt able for the operstion o soctal reform, We need n in the problems of sex struction shonld hee young, not nridishtl:, ber perhans while th nik school “The fact that four ¢ Yor! sissipnt by statutor the common fy R ten years is of vasi social { from it reformers may take courage In such lesislation Hes our hope of be : ing able to free America from the evils of the common law marriage. “The trouble In 9 nut that there is less care exercised in the mat- ing of n beings than the in the bre of fat stock. By ex ing care in coniracting unions we s): solve the so-called ‘divorce problem.’ ” THE MYSTERY OF M2 RY. A Postal Clerk's Wenderfnl Peat— No Adequate Scien tion of the W The newspapers are telling of the re- Maricabie leat a civil service examination make a single error in pre 42,000 test postal cards, ea img a post office in a certain terri of a postal cier E signed. This was done at the r of 2 33 1-8 cards a minute. Far more note- by worthy is the memory of an expert pi- s ano player, who will play an entire sea- ee son's concerts without a note of printed wnusie before him. His memory is so perfect that hundreds of thousands of notes must be at the orderly and instant disposal of the will. And this ts com- bined with a multiplicity of synchronous recollections of timbre, tempo, expres- sion, etc. The mystery is at present past the hinting of any explanation, and this fact is as beautiful as itis appalling. It shows us, declares American Medicine, how far we are from any real science of psychology. Physicians note the strange thrusting of disease among the mechanisms of memory, the morbid ef- fects of some neoplasm or injury to parts of the convolutions of the brain where- 3 rd by some memories are lost temporarily ew or permanently, in part or completely, while others are unaffected. Even this leaves us in amazement at the inscruta- ble complexity and methods of the cellu- lar machine. But through these morbid injuries we catch tantalizing glimpses which some day, properly studied and followed up, may bring some psychologic physi- cian to an unraveling of the mystery. tifter To the om... of the majority of the country Jersey justice was strangely blinded when it punished the Newark woman who threw pieces of coal at an organ grinder for persisting in playing worn-out ragtime tunes, remarks the Baltimore American. Unless, indeed, for the waste of good coal in a bad cause. Danger in Sevond C ood, Noah Robey, of Plainfield, N. J., who claims to be 132 years old, is down with the measles. This second childhood business, says the Chicago Record-Herald, appears to be danger- ous if it is carried too far. No ickness, When the “four day” Atlantic steam- er comes the voyage across the ocean will be over before the tourist has had time to recover from his seasickness and begin to enjoy the trip. LG COMMITTi sD SUICIDE. This Spaniel Could Not Stand Belly , lt ls Thought, with ing of Kennel Mate, So Ends Life Gas, or murder is ate owner. pup Mig oc- in Mr and happy, 1 t of y dog If his end was tn- ause for He s home s lot W for he ¢ M part of Ue to find the lam- plainly own devices t hard to trace. derous deed on the tive ior surrounds t Mig is cer aieht Heicell was awakened one by a nauseating Ovor Oi ¢ . familiar with the use of s convinced that he had not the » retiring hed the gas premises to discover e of the trouble was fo! hen the gas ing iis fel from an open the tehed where was d ye Near xe two dogs. _ | Oak 190 end in mo reosteve had opened the h had be and ) 1 away to the dogs’ parac y some trouble the bull pup was ved ill in the ring, thoug! SHOPRCOE. eg hac en overcome and {s sui jnainted with Mig'’s dis tion are inclined to believe that suffering from the pup’s bullyine abu he sacrificed his lite in a spirit a revenge, CO-EDS FOREGO MARRIAGE. sons ac wes Statixtios Show That Chances of Col- nay Wives Are prensing. Rapidly Db Over four-fifths of the women gradu ites of the University of Chicago are or road to spinsterhood, This i: the startling result of researches con tucted by Mayo Fesler, who, as genere eoretary of the Alumni and Alumnae as ovlations of the institution, has com niled statistics of the university and its uidents in the form of neral repister ‘overing the first decade of the univer ity's history, The figures do not include he women who have taken higher de rees, but only those who have completee underg uate courses and who herefore, might be expected to be win- ome enpugh to tempt the heart of the average man The register contains the names of ‘8 women who have received bachelor decrees from 1 © 1902 inclusive, The fate of these coeds is shown by the fol- re percentage ti H he women m woren ts women * at home mination of the table for each we that the chances of the ex- s for becoming wives are steadily crowing less. The first class that gradu- ted in 1893 contained three women and all ofthem marricc. The next class had vine feminine bers ord rot ore of bem has ve‘ entered the bonds of rmetri- mony. The «| of 1895 has a higher percentage ard then comes the class of 1896 with © morrt among its won percentage of 23 mh From that st decrease, OF time there }) the 125 worver cracuated in 1962 but gtx per cent. are marricd GINGERSNAFS KILL COWS. Herd of Morsiond Pavines Make a Midnigt. weets and All Die aw 2 Rexult. Edward M. Gillet, of Venora, Baltimore ounty, Md., has lost $2,750 worth of prize attle because of their inordinate ap- petite for aged ginger snaps, mixed and fruit cakes. Eleven of his fine herd of Hereford cows died after a too free in- ‘ulgence in the American delicacies men- tioned. He valued the cows at $250 each. Mr. Gillet, ike many farmers of the coun- ty, has been in the habit of buying these cakes by the ton and feeding them to his cattle and hogs in small quantitles. Sat- urday night the bar door was left open and 11 of his cows got into the building and ate ginger snaps and cakes till they could eat no more. Dr. Dickenson Gor- such, of Glencoe, was called in, but he could do nothing to relleve them. First one and then another would fall to the ground and die. Dr. Gorsuch said death was caused by the large quantity of the cakes eaten. They being in a dry state, caused the cows to drink freely of water, with fatal results. iden thes 7 Nothing But Envy. Chicago insists that typhoid germs cannot live during the 250-mile trip to St. Louls in the drainage canal, but we know, remarks the St. Louis Re- public, that any germ native of the Windy City is sufficiently lusty to swim the Atlantic ocean, land in Eu- rope and organize a germ trust which would greatly increase the foreign typhoid fever business. The Strenuous Education. The women of Kansas have won their campaign for reform in the schools, the principal feature of which was that courtship may be carried en in school hours. The classes in higher education in that state hereafter, says the Philadelphia Inquirer, will be un- der the direction of Prof. Cupid. Still of Some Une. In some parts of Switzerland they have laws which make it necessary to have horses hitched to automobiles so that other horses will not be fright- ened by them. The horse still has his uses, War Clond Shifted, The war cloud is more particularly conspicuous on the horizon of the football field just at present. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. B. Warnantr Deeps. | From Dee. 2% to 31 inciusive. ET Kirkpatrick to J A Wilson lots 4 and 15 Dik 12 Merwin $44. F B Leeley to J J Ashbaugh S08 secs Sand 9 PGapsiie Mile = Hill to E D: ameron 458 sec 16 Lone G W Smith toT J Smith tract sec 4 P Gap } $!, 400, 12 Langly to Lou Clayton 28a sec 5 Howard S475 Hedsen $1,00) L Swiftto F A Clayton 60 a s-c 6 Howard ler to Joseph Link 40 a sec 23 Pa Helen Schapeler to Joseph Link 40 @ sec 2 Huw leon $1,000, GroJenkins toJ J Arthur 160 a see 27, 22 and 6 D Creek $7,2 0 J 1 Brooks to G R Wileon bike 52 and 23 Sper- ry’s ad bik 23 Reifsad R Hith and 3 a see § sae 6500. verk to Nancy A Floyd tract see 12 Lucy A Perkins to J F Cecil lots 13 and 14 bik 15 Foster 8250 Naney A Ro! Homer 81,200, Dollie Care srta to M A Scrivner 40 a sec 15 Ltoc, A. Henderson lots DIk & vs and 40,46 d2aud she a sce 3L E Padley ts Jay F Kern & A Harper to H B Owen 1 a see 20 and 28 W Boone $6,400 H BK Owen wo Geo A Harper et al 160 a see 2 and 29 WV ht RA BP Sprague § J SL loys Sprague 4 Beautiful Thoughts The sweet, pure breath of the babe is suggestive of innocence and health, A mother’s yearning for children is in- separable from aloveof the beautifut; and it behooves every woman to bring the sweetest and best influence to bear on the subject of her maternity, To relieve pain and make easy that period when life is born again, Mother’s Friend is popularly used, It is a liniment easily adininistered and for external use only, Pregnant women should try this r y it being undeniably a friend to her dur nature "ste mof suspense andanticipa ation, Mother’s Friend, if used throughout gestation, will soften the breasts, thereby preventing cracked and sore nipples, All $ straining with the burden will become supple and elastic from its nued application, All fibres in the abdominal region will d readily to the expanding cover ining the embryo if Mother's Friend olied externally during pregnancy. reliable druggists $1.00 per bottle, Of all Write for free book ou **Totherhood.”” JHE BRADFIELD Ro GULATOR CO. ATLANTA. @A ee Order of Paniteation. STATE OF MISSOURI, ) . Vs, Victor Logotierce Now at this day comes the p aintit herein by his attorney 1 W silvers end files bis petinion alleging # yong other things that defendantis not a resident of Miss ; and that he hasde parted from his usua: nlace of abode in thie so that the regul: rocess of Jaw cannot ved oon bim. whereupon it is ordered by i defendant be no: ted ication that plaintiff has con suit axsinst himin this court the generel nature of which is to obtain a decree of court divesting defendant of al: right, t t¢ and interest in and to the west halfof the northwest quarter of section nine () in tow ip forty- one (41) in rane thir ne (31) in es counly Missouri, and to vest the title thereto in the plaintiff A, C that unlessthe sad defendant be at this court at the and appear next term thereof to ie begun and holden at court house, in the city of butler, in said county, on the first Monday in February 1504, and on or before the third day thereof, and anewer or plead to the peti‘ion in said cause the same will be taken as confissed and judg- mnt will be rendered accordingly. And be it turther ordered that a copy hereor be published according to law in the Butter WEEKLY TimKs, a weekly newepaper printed and published in Bares county, Missouri, for four weeks successively, the last insertion to be at least fifteen days before the firstday of the next term of the circuit court. A true copy of the record. J. A. Patrerson, Circuit Clerk. Witnesss my hand and tre seal of the circuit court of Bates county, this 27th day of yo lnd 1003, J. A, Patterson, Circuit Clerk. 5-4t C.M. Barkley, Deputy. (seat]} Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, toe, County of Bates, In the circuit court ¢f Bates County, Missouri, in vacation, November lith, 148, The State of Missouri at the relation and to the use of W T Jobneon, ex-officio collector cf the reve- nue of Hates county in the state of Missouri, plaintiff, ve parc hd Quisenberry and Ws bedemsaatis ("6 defendants. vil action for delinquent taxes, Now at this day comes the plaintifT MA her attorney before the undersigned clerk of the ped a of Bates county in the tate of in vacation, and files he petton, stating among other things that the abeve narod daicntants Vir- ginia Quisenberry and W8 Quisenberry are non-residents of the state of Missouri. W — upon it is ordered by the ‘r in vacation that the defendanis be notified Wa publication tant plaintiff has commenced a enit against them in thie court by petition the ta nghh and of yey na- ture of which is to enforce the the state of Missouri for the delinquent tare ¢ by year 1901, amounting in the aggregate to the sam of bit topether ‘ith inteaeet, Soste, commlssiogs and fees, upon the following described tracts of land sivuated in Bates county, Micsouri, to-wit: Lot71 tows company’s ition to the siento Adrian and that unices the eaid defe: be and appear at the next term of this court Ave be begun and hvlden in the city of Butier, Bat county, Missouri, on the first Monday in heen '» 1904, ‘and on or before the third y thereof tf the term Breet 80 Bigs Fenomn continue, and if not then before the end term,) and plead to said petition pode Had to law the same Pill be taken as confessed and ji ent rendered ac- cording to the prayer of said petition and the oa described real estate sold to satisfy the ay | itis farther orderéd by the clerk afore- said that a copy hereof paki aoe in the ot j Po Weexkty i Tks, 8 weekly news; ah rig ed and pubiiehed in Bates county, four weeks successively. the last tamara te to be at least fifteen days before the first day of the next term of sai court. 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