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tvnt tkHt mminiSi)i iVufiw lVln-r-iH't
rwvnt tM'1ti ilrvnn, I r
vrtl lohav Mtili "Titt y ronnniHlifl
lliwrythut Mm mux Unnrtunnilwl ly
ltinitiHiitimllii,r to a itWlMiifiHiiiftl
t onH'tnl(U if tin ' Hin't r."
Bcrwly mjunrtoT.if awiitury ittfonmny
Mtronomi-rt ijnwtioiHvl w lictlnr the Mo
lar ntntiwjihore lunl any nmrkwl vxU'tx
nion, ami tvn iIouMihI whi Oior the o
Mini wtw ftotnr A)Ntu1iiK At nil. Hut
in th Unlit of tho Into eelij.m It I not
iwtonMitiitf tlmt an antMiionmrpU'WH
tho opinion that tho min'i atnumi'lii'rti
MtonilitontWHiHl more than 100,1X10 mile.
The frujitivo fomwof tho mm iintHt ho
mormon, liiuml to ejwt tho limttor
coinHwiiigt tho flnmlng jiroinlnoHw not
inf reqttontly oWrved 40,000 iiilloa lirowl,
with an mirnsh of 225niilo a weoml ami
attaining ocriurionally an oluvutloii of
400.WK) mill's. All iironiliu'MMw, Zollnur
anil lloxtitKhi havo aliown, ar orwimlly
phenomena of eruption, piwimUhI hy reo
tilinoar jot, cither vortical or obliquo,
aaccmlinir to trrent heights ami then aeon
falling hack again toward tho sun llko
the jots of onr fountains, Tho eruptive
prominence aro, as Professor Young
ays, "gonorally nssooiati'd with active
sun spots." Hlnco during the Into e(;liso
those prominences were conspicuous in
counoction with nn unusually brilliant
ami extended corona and groat si)otted'
ness, the before aoeuiingly established
law that the corona s size and lumiuost
ty are hi direct proortion to tho sun's
spot prmlncing activity Is strikingly cor
roboratixl
I'rofi'ssor Schaeberlo cabled from Chill
that his ecltpso observations confirm his
mechanical theory of tho corona, which
regards this vast appondtigo as comiRisod
of streams of matter ejected with initial
velocities of 050 miles a second from the
un by forces which are most active near
the sun spot bows. Indications or sucti
eruptive action have been often observed
in the higher regions of the prominences.
A further confirmation of this theory If,
that the corona in outline resembled that
which. Professor Bchaetarle predicted
'"Ti-? th As far back as the
fclin am 1870 Mr. Brothers noted that
"promuitmces wore most numerous on
the aids of the sun where tho corona was
brightest," an evidence that the coronal
matter is not less than that or tho promt
nonces ejected from the sun.
Mr. Proctor, discussing the observa
tions of that eclipse, concluded! "I eon
coive we have now clear evidence of i
form of actionbut whether eruptive,
electrical or repulsive is not yet obvious
exerted outward to enormous distances
by the sun and with maximum enery
over the spot eoiios, but local, variable
and probably intermittent.
It will lie seen, then, that Professor
fichaebftrlo's theory, thresh by no means
established, accords with old observa
tions. No other explanation of the corona
has been offered save that which attrib
utes it to reflection from myriads of in
candescent meteors or cosmlcal dust cir
culating around tho sun. But this by
pothosls has. never been supported. If
the corona wero cnumy auo to meteoric
dust revolving around tho sun, we slioul
certainly expect to see it regular, ant!
not as It generally ttpiHiBrs.gaptsid, quad
rilateral or four rayed, with Immense
wings or extensions. There seems, there
fore, to be no other inference possible
but that which telescopic scrutiny has
, long suggested that the corona Is orlg
inated and maintained by countless ejec
tious issuing from tmnoath and flung
through the photosphere by the sun'i
vertical or volcanic forces.
If the final study of tho coronal photo-
ffratihs obtained sustain this view, art
ence will havo at least a working by
fcothi'&is for the determination of tho
cyclical variations of solar heat and the
corresponding effects upon terrestrial
temperatures and climates. Tho theory
in question obviously oiwns up a new
and fascinating iniiniry Into the anoma
lies of the earth's seasons which aro duo
to variations of solar actl vlty. We seem
to be thus hapiiily led to the very thres
hold of one of the grandest discoveries oi
modern science, which promises when
developed to yield a rich harvest of prac
tical results.
Now that most numerous and perfect
tihotographs of all tho principal apiteud
aces of tho sun have been secured in
Chill and Africa, astronomers shoub
give their best energies to the study of
tho data. No problem they can now at
tack can be of greater Interest or im
portance to science and tho world. New
York Horald.
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et t-arbit t.ibiotxlf an4 then
stiiile.1 st tit etwr Who rame bs. V to
ftt.loll filUhtf bt H.h f
AllhoHKh tt sr- r Mil h"tMit, It
nawiil niti"'M tt mineru
..iuer, alt tt many 'tln r people In
larifs rlties, that this Isiiot an utiiviu
imm tiracttce, Mn who are Itls'rat
wtth the tsinilies, a far as f.wvt and
doilies on. ran-lv ctve llmtii a nt f.r
their own ne. They will sy any n-a-
soimble bill and tunny unreasonable
ones, but th v pny tte ui in chw ks and
overlook the bills theiuwlves,' then they
fancy they know what Invoine of the
money, hitch conduct Is tin wise. If
there Is anything In the world that has
a tendency t drive a woman to under
hand practices It Is such lack of confi
dence on the fart of her liuslmnd or
father.
A wlw way is to make a regular nl-
owanco for each tucmltcr of tho family.
New York ledger.
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day out i.f each vesr fi-r taking up a rub
lection of money (not tuveswull
th I h.ibw ml llMlli rtt lIH.
The mat oiii i f collect lug " iVti f -iice,'
or "Home sc't, as it is eoiurumes
railed, is of aiiiieiit otIkIii, If the rns-
toin I tidily intlrrtxd by the ontslile
world. It iiiMiHta of sitting astde one
p A fob
ily 1-eti-
Itlen) to 1h sent to the Mjie at Home, who
Is supposed ,i use It in defraying the
existiiwi of the holy see. (.'hamlH-rs'
iliH.k of Days" and Brand's "Popular
Antiquities" neither mention the ens
torn, but I have succeeded In tracing It
back to the twelfth century for a cer
tainty. One authority even goes eo far
us to BscrllK! Its origin to Inn, king of the
west Haxoiis, who went to Home In tho
vear 7'J1 and founded a hospital for Eng
linti nlWlnm to tho sacred citv. tho ex-
Willy Ilemsrfci orsn ruu . , .i,,fr.1V(.i i,v oltv. lni.vi0
Kenny Meadows was an artist who was niu.u aMuu onu "Hinall contwr covno
, , . . t I --"- r ---r - a a
always welcome at uny sis iai giunerniK, WM,h yenre."
for ho had an infinite fund of quotat ion Tiiie mighty collection of pennies was
and mother wit. A certain well known frwiir,i,nt direct to tho point. Others
studio pun was his. There had boon one cl1m tlmt tlie jlonor 0f originat ing tho
day a long talk about fresco ana tno Ivu,r .,,. ci,onm iH ,ilt0 toEtholwulf.
palette necessary for It, and the repeated t a very early date (tho most laborious
remark that it needed a palette of earths nwan.h falls to locate these things as
oulte tired htm out.
"You talk of ochres, ho until, "online
worst of all you haven't named, though
it's tho commonest. I hat s tho modi-ocro!"
Then." said another artist, "you don't
bellevo In tho golden mean's being the
best of things'"
No," said ho, "I'll divide that with
ou. xou may laico me mean, ami i ti
keep the gold.
According to his own telling, lits stand
ard of praise was a financial oho.
"Now I dare say you ttilnk yoursoii a
very clover fellow to paint so good a
icture." he said to iiisrrtona, wuiintn
Bell Bcott, who had just completed his
"Old English Ballad Singer." "But it's
nothing to paint a picture compared with
what it is to sell it. When you do that,
'11 congratuhita you I"
But every oe knows just how much
such deprecatory criticism meant. Mead
ows was "fond of talking." Youth's
Companion.
Id I went U fcl!t4, )m M
T !sj, MJ .sb. tb lnUi.
H-'-'V eli ilt .'' n tbkl l.
h t I.Utt, 1 1 :4''t t in l'irn isi'lll
!,. fiibi si tUMr ! rsie l lid
ilil'r !r Urn pouvd trip Tb'krl
l!l acTpt"l lr iirv n train
,N, f, bsrtt jf Hinl. at a m,
Msr xih i .1 siilit (f at Hb .ts at
,1 t p u. May 8lt
Tb"k't4 siii'pleg v', l 'nubs t
Hliriilne
H. tnntli tf. jxUl tisSa leavt Hhrr-
blnn l'rilsi evuilnjt, June 2nd, h-acbm
t.ba, Halulday i-veiilug, June Sil.
Ti t u lllts lutnorr, on this train
and !on rcflsr rt tui nlni? tmlnt.
This t an unfqualh'd opjitrt unity of
, Uitlni the ihmhIhu m-tn's'lls of the
N, er Norihcl," and you will do
(H to avail ynorwl! of it. The lily
ticket stent, at 1121 Farnam stiint,
will gladly vivo you toll Infotinatlon.
THE U
S. QUEtN,
The
Frieodi' Favorite Cir Prlco
Five Cents.
For sain hv the following dealers:
lllem A'TikUt, N. K. corner KUh
and Dodge (rH't.
Christ Hainan, f12S. Kith stivel.
Henry Anderxon, N. . corner Kith
and licavenworth streets.
This cigar Is worthy of a trial, ti
(5KU.W. LANX'ASTKKACO.
IIKSSHAI. SIISST1
WHEELER
& WILSON
SEWINQ MAC.IINEB.
Estey and Camp & Co. Pianos
and Organs.
SOLL ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Needles. Oil, Siililillim fur all klnrU of Sow-
Iiik M i(.,-til nt'H. Our own Mechiiiile Is Urst
clitss. Will n-palr any Hewing Maclilna,
614 Bontb Sliteenth St.,
Omaha.
far as tho year, month ond day ore con
corned) the copper ponny clause was
changed until the tribute was understood
to consist of a "silver penny" to bo con
tributed by every family who possessed
land or cattle of a yearly value of 80
pence. This probably means upon which Negligee Ove'rahlrta anil Underwear
yearly tax of ponce was icv.ea.-
umiirc
How Squlr nnnd TVs! Fooled.
Buuire Bond, whose doscondants are
foremost in Hprlngflold affairs, kit a
general store In tho early part of the cen
tury out on the borders of Worcester
county, and liko all storekeepers of tho
period he sold rum. 4ne old tippler
whoso credit was very weaK got uauiy in
arrears, and Mr. Bond got wary about
trusting him. Tho tippler came in one
day with hlsjug half full and wanted It
filled clear up, as he was going away.
The Honor was poured in until it came
up to tho cork, but whon the squlro asked
for tho money it was not forthcoming.
No ideas could induce him to trust any
Works of Patlana. nmrur. an tin rmnrnd out as much as ho
Probably tho sternest patience is dis. had nnt in and the tinnier went away.
played by tho sculptor or tho painter Tti llnnld which had half filled the dug
who will spend months and years in mo- beforehand was not rum, but water.
terlallxing a conception, 'more is no ppringfleld Homesteod.
IllJUOi IUOro Oi J'lUl'Mii o uinintji7u uj mu
AMERICANS TAKE NOTICE!
h'or uKiitliMiien, we have a beautiful lino of
inn ur
fui Tn
har 8
un. In wx'ks. MUNiHiiioers, ii'i Kwi'iir,
Hun. etc.. etc.. wo are strictly la It.
liiin't forget lliu ilai'fl.
LANDEN BROS.,
W. T. WHITE & CO.,
tOO NORTH I8TH ST.
Stationery. Boohs and News,
IWirwIlfnU. Mmrnslnes. Notions. Fine Pocket
Cutlery. (Hgiirs, Tnlnici'os, iinil Miiiokur's Hun-
aries. averyiuuiK ni'si ciuss,
Friends Patronage Solicited.
Ideals ror.
Ed. F. PICKERINC,
Tel. 1938. 105 8. 10 h street,
OMAHA.
Caucasians, peaking numerically, than
any other race, but I maintain that it is
a gift of nature and just as like to come
to a dog as to a man, only tho dog would
not havo sense enough to use It as eirect-
ively as men would I hove seen a great
riillllpl llrooks M Schoolteacher.
It Is related that tho first attempt of
rhlllltts Brooks to begin a career was a
discouraging failure. After h left col
lege he became a tutor in the Boston
Latin school, but the principal was so
KOUCH & HOUCH,
Carpenter and uilder.
Manufacturer and Itcpalrorof
Sash, Screens, Doors and Windows
and Furniture.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
OMAHA.
deal of this quality of nature displayed nttl impressed with his capacity that
by savages, sucn as mo negroes oi Africa j,, ftHj,e for his resignation, wuen
and the Indians of America, we an an- young Brooks then decided to entor the shop: isir Oavsnport tr..t
mire tho armor of the old English ministry, the pedagogue predicted his
ImlghU and tho wonderfully intricate ffiiiuro on tho ground that he had never
.a,l..i.Hdtln tf dSe.laMjf HtUiM rriMatov tit a 1 , ..At. I . m
wurKunnim"i uinjiH.w . Known any one to succeeu in iiijuiiii . . , . .
them, but 1 have seen Indian war cos- wb0 ),ftd failed in schoolteaching. EflCK COIItrSCtOr tllfl DUIIQCi
WM. NICKLAS,
tumes that would make the eye of tho
seeker after curiosities and rarities slm
tily blind. The whole is intricate and
Interesting to hxtk at, but closer inspoc
tlon will invariably show almost endless
work lalxr of years to make It look
beautiful Some of the negroes of tho
south have fishing roils and tackle that
are marvels of delicate hand workman
ship, to much so that there is nothing
like thorn to bo hail In the market for
money, All this, however, is only oc
compilshod by almost supremo patience,
Ht Louis Uloiie-Democrat,
Chicago Herald.
tro thon 1,000,000 Oer- tho only boy among several girls, and FUNERAL DIRECTOR
of cities of tho United sometimes the superior advantages of 1 U
An Karl Aitronomloal Toaohor,
Thalos, born C40 years B. C, was the
first to note the four distinct divisions
due to the position of the un vis, tho
solstices and the equinoxes. He also
taught that moonlight was simply re
flected sunlight, and was the man who
first mode a prediction of a solar eclipse.
St. Louis Republic.
A Mnastiro of Hafrty.
Gummcy Don't you got tired of
young Hugglns' nightly visits to your
daughter and his staying until after mid
night? Glanders Not et all I regard him
as a protection against burglars. De
troit Free Press,
raots About Foreign Population.
There aro more
man in tho chl
States. They are most numerous in New
York and Brooklyn and in the cities of
tho west, They are loast numerous in
Boston and Washington, In these two
cities and in Philadelphia and Ban Frau
Cisco tho Irish outnumber tho Merman,
In Now York, Chicago, Brooklyn, Ht.
liOtils, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Buffulo, New Orleans, IHttsburg, De
troit and Milwaukee tho Germans out
number the Irish. There aro 8,WK) na
tive of Ireland to 65,000 Germans in
Milwaukee. In Boston there are 10,000
Germans to 71,000 Irisli. New York
Sun,
Suggestions For Mary Anderson.
Mrs. Mary Anderson-Navarro, some
time known as "Our Mary," is writing
a book of reminiscences. If she goes
back far enough and sticks to facts, they
will be highly interesting. She should
tell how Dr. Hamilton Griffin went ou
'change in 8t. Louis and scattered tickets
broadcast that tho house might bo filled.
And she should publish tho first opinion
of the New York critics. Much things
do not In the least reflect on her ultimate
triumph, but merely show her early
tiluck and confiditice In her own ability.
Let us have the reminiscence from tho
beginning. New York World.
At Lawyers' llauquet.
At the banquet of tho Virginia Bar as
uoclation, the wine being slow in mate
rializing, a certain judge obtained a bot
tle with gTcat difficulty. Proud of hU
ucces bo exclaimed! "Oentlemen, my
strong right arm secured this champagne.
I acquired it by feudal tenure."
"Well," remarked a brother lawyer as
ho ooured out a copiout draft, we will
soon hold it In free an common soakage
(socage)." Green Bag.
Consoling ths Widow.
Parson Whangdoodlo Baxter 8istah
8nowflake, yor shouldn't go on dut way
alwut do doff ob yoro late husband, lie-
Member how much bettor off ho i now
he i dead,
'Dat' meant as a dlsroproach for me.
Is dat do way you consoles do wldders
and ornhantsT Git out, nlggnh, 'fore I
cold you!" retorted tho dusky widow.
Texas Sifting.
A Puisled Youngster.
narry I tho youngest of the family,
jtlnmli's furnished on all Muds of lirlck
anil Mason work.
2230 8. SEVENTEENTH ST.
TsUphons 179V OMAHA, NBI
HIBSEM & TEETER
Northeast Cor. 10th and Dodge St.,
-roil a 1,1. si mis or
Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
Nut. Confections. Cigars ind Tohiooo.
Telephone I7U4.
H. K. BURKET,
girls seem to weigh heavily on his youth
ful mind. The other day wo heard hlra
say thoughtfully to himself! "Women
always first. I wonder why God didn't
make 'em first, but he didn't, no made
Adam first." Now York Tribune,
EMBALM-,
Offlcs, 111 North lath I Ki'MlrioiiRe. 1VI4 Yste
Street.
Tttli'lihoiifl SO.
Mr Only Place of
Stand, IIS N. Slsleenth Sirsat.
Street.
Telni'lionn 7,
Bualnaaa Is the Old
Tha Woman to lis l'ltlt.
Tho woman who must earn money and
at tho same time keep houso, nurse
babies, sew up teams, manage servants
and attend to the complex afTalrs of an
establishment is to be pitied. Bho has
far too much for ono pair of hands to do.
Harper Bazar,
England contends with smallpox at a
disadvantage. Many persons of influence
do not believo in vaccination, write
against it and oppose it in evory way
they can. Tho opposition ha grown
greatly during tno long aosonco or tno
epidemic.
"It will cost you 13 cent Just the
amo," are the reported words of a New
York druggist when he was tola that
the use of his telephone was desired in a
case of life or death. Of course the 15
cents wore paid.
In tho Yosemite valley there is a fallen
tree 800 feet long and several centuries
old. that, it is said, has been hollowed
out so that for a distance of 60 yards a
jierson can walk upright inside it.
, as ik i i ii i ii ai i i ii s i ss
Senator Mills say that for 10 year
tho railroads of Texas hove been oiorat-
ed at an actual loss of $1,000,000 a year
to tho railroads themselves.
W. H. LANYON, M.D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
Telephone 747.
Ttrnlrs ynrs contlmiiil iirui'lli'p In Omnha
lulu HwlNfiuiL Hiirtfi'iin OiSt,.losiMili'shiMlilMtl
(illli-i, S. W. ror. MlxtiMMil.li Mini I Mruuo Mts
(Kiln, hours U::0 to IIMUla. m.. !l;iHi to A:im and
7:HJtoM'.lHp. in. UeslilKiii-e. 1711 ( 'harlft Ml.
IYI. DALEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Suits Made to Order.
(In urim Inns n norm..., n. .11 111! casus. Clotli
InK cleaned, dyed and rittiioilitlnd,
2107 Cumins St., OMAHA
SYPHILIS
A SPECIALTY.
A written ffiiAMht! to euro.
our cMira In 'tiiinnfit an
t aw crMM
Imr tMivir"Mi
t ft putelliti tin,
it yn'ira ntfc im
fmriiifi'in mix
flp(-rii!lii
pna fully mn trnt mn I
hiaII, nm1 wtsfflvn (fin fn nPriitu
tfiiAt'ftnf ti rure or refund
my rai'rirrui furs) fifth way n
r v rnn tn rtirn. n n i tin mi
IlKMKI) Y wilt in
The earltait library was that of Nebu
chadnezzar. Evory book was brick,
engraved with cuneiform characters.
Ufn y. i Hit
can d) o imI w w
hdti l hllla will litr
th Wurbl tr a rn tlmt our M AOlO
ptir. Wrli fr full tinrtfrulnra ftfi-l ft tli Tll fi",
thnmfMtnmlrifnt hyctiiini hv twvt-r ttffti til to
givn mnrta trmn if niiiornrr ffiu-t. in our fU'fic year1
urmUrtt wllh thli MAi.KI l( KM (COV It Im l-n tw
diftW'tilt Ui ovfroonift tli rJinllMi ntfn I tit nil o-fHil
PM'i'Hh'i. Hut UM'lrr our iroua guiiMtritfo thoiianri'U
nrtttrylnirHiin'1 Im-Ifiit cnr. w flout rn'-t to vnr tf
rt'fttti'l 1 very iloltrtr iiiiI ita w hnvn nrinn'lfil ttfu kln
of .vm.Ofiiilt la iwrfwtlv aiifH tn tiv im. Old fhruftl'',
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fltinnclM tnnlliifcf, utir r'mtnti(n ihikHii- n
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