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PAGE FIVH ATLANTIC STATES WINTER'S GRASP Gossip of the Town Tfin TWMvr; fim: Ti" i a vkh ni'A iio. The Coldest Weather ot the Winter I'ltnu Florida to Maine. Eureka Roup cure the remedy for your chickens. Farrlnger says so. T.

TI. Clover, of Cambridge wa! Ona Beamer was over from Cambridge on business today. O. S. Gibson was up from Arkan- EARLY Showing A mort interesting collection of exquisite waists.

Charm ingeffects in lace and embroidery trimmed models that are the perfection of the waist makers art. The materials used are the best India linons, Persian lawns and Mulls, every waist is perfectly made. This great collection was bought long before the advance in the price of cotton, hence we offer them at underworth prices, you would do well to make your selections now while the line is at its best. The sas City on business today. P.

S. Hose went to Alva on a business trip today. Mark I.ove, of Arkansas City, transacted business In Winfleld to- day- Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Kldwell of Sil-verdale. were business visitors to Wlnfleld today. Stark Bros. Piano House are Ing out their excellent line of per- 1 fumes and toilet articles at cost prices this week.

ECONOMY Tomorrow Is Ash Wednesday, the first day of the Lenten season, beginning the long stretch of fasting and surcease from festivity which ushers in Easter. Easter Sunday is March 27 this year. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Day arrived this afternoon from Iola and will be at the First M.

E. church tonight, giving the fifth number on the Brotherhood Lecture Course. Mr. Day is an impersonator of wide reputation and Mrs. Day is a reader.

The Winfleld Madrigal club will give the musical prelude. We have just received the new Edi-son machines, ranging in price from $22 to $45. Come In and hear them Stark Bros Piano House. varies from to $3.50 And Sale of Lingerie Waists zero to 10 below. At Morgantown a farmer was frozen to death Sunday.

The man was delivering a load of feed and when his wagoa tipped over he was buried under heavy sacks. He could not move and was dead when found In the roadway early today. WICHITA Y. M. V.

A. BOOMING. At a recent membership contest in the Wichita Y. M. C.

A. 312 new members were added to the association membership. The postmaster of Wichita gave "25 membership tickets to the boys in the postoffice. Besides the great benefit to the association from the infusion of new blood there was the additional benefit of the $2886 that went into the association's treasury. Wichita evidently has great faith in the Young Men's Christian association.

There is a membership contest on in the Winfleld Y. M. C. A. between the "Goats" and the "Kids." Each dollar received from new memberships, renewals or from subscriptions counts one point.

The mark set is 150 new members. The Goats are now leading with 54 points and the contest closes Saturday night, Feb. 19 at 10 o'clock. OLD TIMER QUITS SERVICE. Leavenworth, Feb.

8 J. D. Herrington's resignation from the railway mail service becomes effective today, his seventy-ninth birthday. Mr. Herrington is said to be the oldest railway postal clerk on any run into Leavenworth, as he went on business odiiy.

I At the OtU Avenue urn Is Doctor Jameson, Veterinary Surgeon; Phone 58. ill 1 rfJ; Woner, of Rock, transacted business at the probate Judged office today. Photos made at Brask studio are the best. 215 tf W. E.

Becker moved from Win-fleld route five to a farm southwest of Arkansas City today. We have just one sewing machine left that we will sell at a bargain at Stark Bros Piano House. Everett Counts, who I3 employed by the Axley Packing of Arkansas City, was here today selling meat to the trade. If you want your piano well tuned, or want to rent a piano, or buy a piano, write or phone J. Lister, ware-room 1503 E.

11th St. Phone 872. Mr. and Mrs. George A.

Cameron were up from Arkansas City today. George still feels the effects of his accident on the Interurban and is not yet able to work. ya'a Baby Cough Syrup is what young childern ought to have when ever they cough. It Is made to taste 0 good that they like It. Farrlnger's Owl drug store.

J. W. Logan, of Route one, Is hav. Ing natural gas piped into his farm house. He lives a quarter of a mile from the main gas line and he has to pay for the pipe for that distance.

ECONOMY Owen Nisbet came in this morning from Oklahoma City for a couple of days' visit with Miss Ora Spoon. Harry Barnthouse is here from Coffeyville for a few days visit with his parents, Mr. ijnd Mrs. T. J.

Barnthouse. Ul Paris of Arkansas City who is fathering the production of "My Friend from India" at that place next week, was up last night to attend the performance here, bringing with him two reporters, representing the Traveler and X-Rays. Mrs. Raymond Rowland, of Enid, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. Staggers. ECONOMY All numbers of the Knights and IXadies of Security who wish to make trip to Arkansas City on the vevg of Feb. 9 are asked to please at the eorner of Nl th and Main to take the six o'clock car. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Kenrelch, of Greenford, Ohio, are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. B.

Caton. They are on their honeymoon trip. Mr. Kenrich formerly attended St. John's college, and Is contemplating moving here to make this his home.

We're Taking Measures Every Day for Spring Suits Have We Taken Yours? Smith Bonham Tailors and Furnisliers RECORDS ARE BROKEN Frost Is Predicted as Knr ns Northern I loi ida. South Ml 41. if Feb. 7 Almost ev ery state on the Atlantic seaboard from Maine to Florida today is expecting the coldest weather they have had during the winter, while the temperature i the west and northwest is growing warmer. Canton, N.

at 8 o'clock this mornP had a temperature that more nearly approximated the weather that exists at the North Pole, than any other place 1 the United States. At Canton the official thermoraeter of the weather bureau indicated 22 below zero. The cold extends far into the south, where tonight frost will be felt as far south as Northern Florida, weather officials say. Warmer weather Is promised for tomorrow throughout this section. 1 Season Records Broken.

New York, Feb. 7 New York city struck the minimum in winter temperatures and ju3t about the maximum of cold weather discomfort and suffering today. Records for the seasou were brok, en with the registering of a temperature of 2 degrees above zero at 8 a. m. The lowest point previously reached by the mercury of the official thermometer at "the weather bureau was 5 degrees above on January 5.

Indications were for continuation all day of the cold wave in its severest form. Along the Atlantic coast the wave of frigidity was felt to an extent not experienced for several year3. 'Two Men Frozen. Philadelphia, Feb. 7 Very cold weather prevails today throughout Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.

The bodies of two men were found on the streets of this city during the night, both having been frozen to death. In the anthracite coal regions the temperature is -below zero and in some of the mountain sections of Pennsylvania the mercury fell to 10 degrees below. The minimum temperature in Philadelphia was 5 degrees above zero at 7 a. the coldest weather recorded here since February 5, Boston, Feb, 7 All New England is shivering in the cold wave which blew down upon it yesterday from the northwest. In this city from midnight until 8 o'clock the temperature was 3 degrees below zero.

West Virginia Fatality. Pittsburg, Feb. 7 Pittsburg experienced its coldest day of he present winter when the weather I u-reair thermometer recorded a minimum of 2 degrees above zero at 8 o'clock this morning. Outlying suburbs report an average of 10 degrees below zero. A forty-mile an hour wind accompanied the extreme cold.

Wheeling, W. Feb. 7 West Virginia is experiencing the coldest weather of the winter. Official temperatures range from 2 degrees above IB. V.

PfllCI CO, I pnee range $1.25 DISTRICT COURT. (Monday, Feb. 7, 1910.) Morgan vs. Mo. Kas.

Tel. reply. Ray vs Lombard Inv. o. proof of publication.

Phillips vs Warner et al, proof ot publication. Martindale et al vs Martindale et al, proof of publication. Holmes et al vs Campbell College et al, proof of publication. Probasco vs Heard, order returned. served on John E.

Heard. Winn vs Winn, summons returned served on John W. Winn. Brown vs Franey, administratrix, reply to answer and cross petition of W. M.

Pond Co. Holmes et al vs Campbell College et al, separate answer of Laura Shaw. DEEDS. Charles A. Walker to Granville M.

Whiteman, $4600 east half se qr 8 and ne of ne and hf ne qr 17-30-7 ex. tr. Granville M. Whitman to James W. Hiles, bond $2000, same.

Reuben A. Trout to J. W. Nelson, $10,000 sw qr 9 35 3. W.

C. Shipp to A. Haradef, $1, tr in sw qr 33 34 4. W. C.

Shipp to C. A. Harader, $5200 lot 5 of sw qr 33 34 4. Sarah B. Shepard to Livonia De- Witt, $2000 lots 13 14 blk 144 Arkansas City.

Nannie B. Maxwell to C. F. Dee John Heydorf to S. W.

Beaty $450 lots 5 6 blk 148 Arkansas City. Hill Investment Co. to George S. Hartley, $1700, lots 1 to 15 and lots 21 to 34 blk 7, Osage subdlv. P.

addition Arkansas City. Hill Investment Co. to Lena Hill $300 lots 12 13 14 blk 24 Arkansas City. Willie F. Fontaine to J.

F. Hoff man, $1735 lots 8 9 10 blk 53 lots 19 20 blk 92 Arkansas City. Livonia DeWUt to Milton K. De- Witt $4125 hi sw qr 1 35 3. Arkansas Valley Town Land Co to A.

T. Mandeville, $1375 tr in sw qr 24 31 3. Thomas B. Angle to John A. Angle, $5000 hf se qr 22 30 6.

Susie M. Perrlne et al to Edgar P. Pelt, $2650 lots 2 3 Mk 330 Thomp son's 2nd add Winfleld. Harry Brandenburg to Allie Brand enburg $1200 lots 13 14 blk 12 Park Place add Arkansas City. A.

L. Martin to Harry Branden burg $4550 hf nw qr 3 35 3. Total sales today 47,611.00 Total heertofore 885,724.78 Total since Jan. 1 $933,335.78 NEW HOTEL DEHOSS. Livery, Cub arid Baggage.

Special attention given to city calls. John May, cab driver Nice lively turnouts. Veterinary i nconnection. U. APPLE, Phone 558.

Proprietor. Free Press delivered, 10c a week. Special attention GIVEN TtTO Pressing, Cleaning audi Repairing of Clothes SEE OUR LINE OF GARDEN CITY TA'C'OR ING SUIT SAMPLE- J. F. GESNER 610 MAIN 8T.

UPSTAIRS LOANS First Class Farm loans 6jper cent Int. no commission Also CityiLoans. Over Winfield Natl." Bank. HAVENS GOODRICH E. O.

Kyger UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER open day and night Ambulance Service 1016 MAIN St. Offoe Phone 3 Ras. No. J29 O. P.

FULLER ATTORNEY Cowley County Bank Building rHONC 34 ROSCOE BELL ATTORNEY AT LAW Room I Fuller Block. Phone Room 2 and 8 Office Phone 298 Donley Block Res. Phone 854-x Wt. SEOBGU B. SMfTH OSTEOPATH Graduate American School of Osteopathy Klrksville.

Mo. Offloe Hoars Office Phone no Residence Phone Too DR. THOS. H. CLOVER Osteopathic Physician Rooms 14, 15, is Thompson, Wlnfleld, Graduate three years course at Central College of Osteopathy.

Kansas City, Mo. I Office hears OffJoe Phone Ml Residence Phone DR. W. GIBSON OsteopathicPhysician (Successor to Dr. T.

J. Floyd; Booms 8 to 11 Fuller Blk Window Graduate of American Softool J. E. Davenport, UNDERTAKER AND LICENSED EMBALMER Red dots Ambulance Phone 555 East EleveahJ Are on duty at Kansas City in 1870 and et al, $725, lots 23 24 25 blk 50 Ar-has been on the job ever since with kansas City. OFFICIAL BOARD MEETING.

The official board of the Christian church met last night and discussed the question of purchasing a pipe organ in the new church. The sentiment is practically unanimous for the organ if the money can be secured to pay for it. A meeting was called for next Monday night at the church for further consideration of the subject; to this meeting all members of the church are invited. The individual communion set has has arrived and will be used for the first time Sunday. The set is sent on trial for-four weeks.

Rev. Nichols and W. B. Chambers will be sent from the local church to attend the Laymen's Missionary conference at Wichita, Feb. 17-20.

the exception of two years. He be gan work in the early days of the building of the Santa Fe and saw ser vice when the line was first extend ed westward to Topeka and followed it to Dodge City, LaJunta, CoL, Al buquerque, N. and other points farther It Is stated that will spend the rest of his days In Lawrence. THE BUSINESS MEN OF THE SOUTHWEST Are asked to remember that the board of recommendations of Southwestern college Is ready to recommend qualified men and women for positions as bookkeepers, stenographers, business managers, solicitors and so forth. We ascertain all the pertinent facts as far as possible and endeavor to pre sent an honest estimate of the qualifications of these candidates.

If you are searching for a business partner, or purchaser of a business notify us. We aim to serve as a of reliable information on builctss openings for the benefit of our graduates. Please file this for future reference. Address all communications to H. L.

LATHAM, Chairman of Board of Recommendations, Winfleld, Kansas. A THOUGHT FOR TODAY. That action Is best which procures the greatest happiness for the greatest number. Hutchinson. The Enterprise Book Lover's Library now enrolls 165 members and the first order for books has been sent Collections Begun Wednesday from all who have not already paid The Roll is Still Open for a second order follows soon.

Phone 384. 3 Doors East of P. O. BOYER BRAINARD.