The Iola register., 1891-07-17

The nsw fashion journals, ia
Mode, La Mode de Paris, - and "Al-
bum des Modes - published by A Nc
Dowell Il Co., West 14th Street, New
York, are the most elegant of their
kind ever brought to our notice. The
styles are drawn by the best artists;
and the books are produced by rival
houses in Paris, each trying to excel
the other i'm the character of its pub
locations. Formerly they were printed
only in French; but they are now
published In English for the use OF
American readers. These journals
furnish the styles one month In ad-
vance of any similar publications; and
they have a practical department, in
which lessons are given each month
ON how to make dresses, etc. The adj
mirable fashions, the lessons i'm dress.
making, and the giving of the styles
one month earlier than heretofore are
strong points In favor of these fashion
books, causing them to be called 1.-THE
Favorites." These excellent publica-
tons can be obtained from all news.
dealers.
We are glad to see by the following
notice from the Guthrie Capital that
Mr. Bert Jones, a formerly-Of-IOla boy
is coming to the front in newspaper
work there:
Although Bert w. Jones has resigned his po.
sltion as city editor of the State Capital he may
always be found i'm bis office in the latter
building, where his time is constantly occupied
as special correspondent So rapidly has hii
special work increased and SO popular has the
young gentleman become as correspondent
that no time was left for him to satisfactorily
perform the duties Of city editor. The daily
papers he now represents are the best and larg
est. ANY news OF general Importance happen
wires by the genial and efficient Jones, who II
ever on the alert. This is good for Guthrie ai
well as for Mr.. Jones.
MoOre's gallery, one door north Ol
Fishers hotel, is still headquarters fol
the finest portraits, groups, and views
to be had in the county. Experience
improved instruments, fine accessories
and the best light known to the pro-
fession, enables us to guarantee first
class work. In likeness and brillian-
cy of finish we propose to excel. With
the instantaneous process we can make
fine sittings in any weather. Baby
pictures a speciality. Old pictures
copied any size or style. Prices fol
the next thirty days until Aug 1O
Cabinets, any style, in best finish, 81
per dozen; no extra charge for groups
The young ladies of the Apollo Clut
may well consider it as compliment
that SO large an audience greeted then
Thursday night of last week, for it Ii
we'll known that lola people are moi
fond of spending summer evening In
the Opera House. Their close atten.
tian and generous applause, showed
however, that they found the evening
enjoyable. The two greatest hits OF
the program were the parasol drill and
Annie Rooney snng by Joe himself
"Annie Rooney' had become just q
trifie pdsss, but we prophesy revived
popularity for it i'm lola. Joe is known
in every day life as Robbie Miller.
The entertainment given by the la
dies of the Christian church last Tues
day night was an unqualified success
The program was bright and enter
tanning throughout as attested by tht
appreciative attention of the large au-
dience. The pantomime given by
Misses Sumner and Brown and Mr.
Will Hankins was especially well re
ceived. The rest of the program con
sisted of piano solos and duets, recita
tions and songs. Ice cream and cake
were served in the latter part of the
evening.
This is one OF the songs with which
the patriotic Alliance people celebrat
ed the Fourth:
"Oh, say, do you see, by the dayllghts broa'
glare,
'Tis the blot of oppression to all kinds of TOLL
The greed Of the shylocks; the same, sam
old story;
Rouse. We people, to-day; do not longer delay
Too long We have loitered, make haste now
Or the star-spangled Banner no longer viii
o'er the land of the free, but the home of tn
slave
Will Hankins and Otis Hodgsor
think that they have discovered ;
fortune on the old Perry place nea
Humboldt. One of them found golC
dollar and the other a Mexican quar-
ter, which had evidently been washed
out by little stream flowing at tn,
base of small mound. Other gold
pieces were found there several year
ago. Of course there Is not the slight
est doubt i'm the world that the mounC
is full of coins, buried there years ag,
by somebody or other for some mex
plicable reason.
Last Sunday evening as Maste
Frank Barth was sitting i'm the Gov
lot adjoining the pasture, milking, Mr.
Barnett's dog started half-growl
jack-rabbit about eighty rods from tn
lot. The rabbit ran directly to Frank
who, without leaving the cow he wa
milking or even rising from his stool
held out his hand and the rabbit raj
| into it. He has the rabbit now in tn
pen with tame white rabbit, and j
seems contented i'm its confinement.
Ifyou want lots of locals in the pa
per, sends us the news. If a friend /
visiting you, if your father is i'll, If yo1
are building barn or contemplating
a trip to Mesopotamia, don't be modes
about it. Itis all interesting to grea
many people. Horace Greedy said tina
the name of every person in the com
munity should appear in the paper a
least once year. Send us the news
or tell us the news. 1t will be favo
to the REGISTER and its readers.
At the adjourned meeting of Neosh
Presbytery at Ottawa Wednesday
Rev. w. II. Hyatt was designated t
fill the Ottawa pulpit next Sunday il
the place of their regular pastor VIII
| is iii. In consequence of this ther
will be no preaching service in tn
Hall next Sunday. Sunday schoo
aud C. Z. meeting at same hours as o.
last Sunday.
We would call special attention t
Superintendent Barber's communica
ton this week on the schoo
meeting. The question which b.