The Journal from Hudson, Kansas • 1

HUDSON, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1911. NO. 33 VOL.11. idson House 4 All "Mistaken." Last week we mentioned some ads being taken from this paper on the claim that parties had threatened to boycott certain merchants if they did not quit advertising in the Patriot. One merchant made statement that six different men to quit him.

Asked about the matter since, he flatly denied that anyone had made any such cruel -remarks. What a marvelous freak of memory! Another merchant told us that so many were threatening to quit him that he would have to quit us. But how strange! He has since written us 1 ft i I I A- (5 I S. F. PYLE, Prop'r.

First Glass Accommodations. Agency Ideal Steam Laundry and Dry Gleaning, Lamed. Basket leaves Wednesdays, returns Saturdays. Your patronage will be appreciated. a a i a aaBaMaMOMWaaiMBMlHlllWM10MMlMmiMlllJ A GOOD 1 1-2 INCH HARNESS Less Collars, $28.00.

The Cash. Harness Shop, where the man who pays the Cash does not pay for the inan who buys on 0n long time and never pays. WE MAKE EVERYTHING IN THE HARNESS LINE, AND EVERYTHING WARRANTED. West Side Square, Si John COCCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCX30000000000000000CX)00 ISRAEL MOORE Writes Deeds. Mortgages, Contracts, does a general Conveyancing, Writes Fire Insurance In the best stock companies.

Writes Automobile Insurance In The Union Marine of Liverpool, This Company sells a quite a lengthy letter, he lied when he said as resaid. This 'letter 'mates real interesting reading and we intend to publish it next week, We are consulting with our attorney in the matter, and of course will take Buch action as is best calculated to protect our interests. The German school is out. Read Israel Moore's new ad. Al Brensintf is here from Mul- linville for harvest.

Mrs. Wm. Hallmann visited Stafford TTrt The new church will soon be ready for the plasterers. Miss Violet Andreae returned from Wichita last' Friday. Miss Eva Baker is helpingMrs.

E. G. Gorrell through harvest. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Harms vis ited at Fred Fischer's Sunday. Henry Krankenberg attended to business matters in Stafford Monday. Miss Alta Evans of Oklahoma was here'the first of the week on school business. 1 Miss Elsie Baker returned Saturday from a few days visit with relatives near Sylvia. Miss Helen Porter returned to Wichita yesterday after a week's visit with Miss Violet Andreae.

Fred Wiebeck's went on a fishing trip the first of the week and caught a fine lot of fish. Miss Gertrude Krueger went to Gotleib Scheib's the first of the week to stay through harvest. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sittner's little daughter was baptized at the Evangelical morning service Sunday.

Charlie Hill returned from Emporia last Saturday where he had been attending the Y. M. C. A. Encampment.

There will be no services at the Evangelical church next Sunday, or on Sunday, July 2, as the pastor will be absent. A nice bunch of yaps paid Hudson a visit early yesterday morning. Remarkable how much some' people havn't any sense. One of the two prominent and influential financiers of this city says there are only two mean men in Hudson. Wonder who he can mean.

Need anything in the harness line? Read the MH ad in this tesue. Messrs Harlan Bockover have built up a phe-nominal harness business in, St. John, and the secrets which underlie it are: fair treatment, full values, reasonable profits, sensible advertising methods in a word, business ability. Their work is of the highest grade in the science of harness. Rev.

A. Burrill is putting the first coat of paint on the new U. B. Church- TTTTTTTTTTTTTfTTTfTTTTTTTT A.Saxe, St. John SUITS TO ORDER French Dry Cleaning in Connection.

Two-piece Suit Cleaned and Pressed for $1. Nothing but good work done. Satisfaction Guaranteed. MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Sunflower. Henry Schrader, wife and baby Stafford visitors Sak urday.

Miss Minnie Talley is visiting her sister, Mrs. Raney, near Gas, Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Myers are the happy parents of a new girl, born Thursday night, June 15.

Wm. Mills and family, Mrs. Schrader and daughters were guests at A. C. Talley's Sunday.

Fred Talley came home Thursday morning Colorado, where he has been staying with his sisters. A number of friends gathered Wednesday evening, June 14, to help Charley Mills celebrate hisi nineteenth birthday. Lunch was served, and an enjoyable time is reported by all present. New Standard Oil Suit. On June 16, the State of Kansas, represented by John S.

Dawson, Attorney General and Ray H. Beals, County Attorney, filed a suit in the District Court of Stafford County, against the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, a corporation, to recover penalties for violation of the antitrust laws of the state of Kansas. The petition alleges that the Standard Oil Company is an arrangement, contract, agreement, trust or Combination with the Standard Oil Company of Kansas, the Standard Oil Company, and the Prairie Oil and Gas Com pany, and that the same is done with view to prevent full and free com-petion in the importation and sale of petroleum in Stafford County, Kansas, and that the same has advanced the vprice of petroleum in Stafford County. If penalties are recovered they will be turned into the county treasury for the benefit of the school fund. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Durham are the proud parents of a little girl born 'Wednesday of last week. -i Mr. and. Mrs.

Henry Hirsch are the happy parents of a baby boy, born last Thursday. Dr. J. J. Tretbar was the attending physician.

J. J. Tretbar, A. M. D.

Playsidam Sb Swgeona Day and night calls attended promptly Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted. NORTH 'SIDE BARBER SHOP J. POWERS, Prop'r. Call on me for First Class Work and the Latest in Tonics and Massage Hudson Veterinary Hospital J. H.

Bender, D. V. Prop. Prompt Attention given to all general Veterinarian and Dental Horses boarded at Reasonable Rates. Ray H.

Beals Lawyer Practices in any Court ST. JOHN, KANSAS SYSTEM CLEANSER. No remedy will do more than the above it is well named and. by regulating the action of the Liver and Kidneys, and filling your circulatory system with rich, red blood, removing absolutely the cause of Rheumatism, it will indeed cleanse your system and give to many women, and men a new lease on life. When your liver becomes active you will lose that grouchiness and pessimism that make you a burden to your family.

With the abundance of good blood that comes from persistent use of System Cleanser most diseases of the stomach will disappear, and your complexion will" become as clear as that of a child. Take no substitute. If your druggist does not have it we will be glad to supply you by mail and give you six boxes for $20, or 50 cents for a single box, Your fail car tier can give you a money order at your door. BROWN CHEMICAL 5612 StateS Chicago. Remember well and bear in mind a good trne friend is hard to find bat when you find one good and trne change not the old one for the new.

The Powers Barber Shop in the Patriot building. We are in receipt in of a handsome pictorial calendar from the H. B. Harness Shop. Call and get one when in St.

John. a. J. auer received a nne new set of harness from the B. Harness Shop, by express, the first of the week.

very attractive policy under the valued policy plan against damages by fire, lightning, theft, collision and a good many other ways by which an automobile may be injured. Bonded Abstracter Makes complete abstracts of title to all lands in Stafford County. Have had 25 years experience in perfecting land titles in Kansas. Building Loan Association Am local manager for the Railroad Building and Loan Association. I will buy or build you a house on the installment plan.

It costs no more tpjcarry it than it does to pay rent; you can soon own your own home. Pensions I do all kinds of pension work, and practice before the Bu-, reau of Pensions, and Department of the Interior. Farm Loans I am agent for the Union Central Life Insuranc Company, and can make farm loans on the very lowest rate of Interest and best terms. I have some new features in the farm loan business I would like to explain to you before you close a loan. ISRAEL MOORE St John, Kansas OOOOOOOCKXXXXXXXXXXXX)00000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCCOGbo Miss Hulda Witt who returned home the last of the week from Wichita for the summer vacation, has gone to the country to spend a couple of weeks with Mrs.

Ike Speed. We are in receipt of a glittering offer of a piano in exchange for job printing but there is not music enough in our soul to tempt os to kick a job press $300 worth this kind of weather..