TOTAL ECLIPSE OF BON, AUGUST 9, IS9G.

CRI1I , 1SU9. AT TUB ST JOSEPH CHURCH , OMAHA. REV MAURITIUS -

IOCS. YACCO, A Japanese actress now in this country.

NEBRASKA'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS FIRST GRADE CLASS IN SPHERE WORK AT BEATRICE.

\ [ i covered Near B.oomer, a C:ty i IN STONE. in Northern Wisconsin. THE STONE FOOT. Showing Where It Seems to Be Broken From the Ankle.

44 Disputed. Territory" on the Magnolia Bluff Bicycle Path. Copyrighted by Will*.

MAJOR W. O. hurdmaji. Battery D of th« Royal C»naJtio

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MRS. LANUTItY IN "THE DEGENERATES."

A NEBRASKA PIONEER THE LATH N

CORPORAL ANDREW J. TRAYNOR OF

BERTHA KALICH Leading lady at the Thalia Theatre.

Oscar Dane. Your.g Slessing's first part was with fi. H. iSothem's company. From this ho ad

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GENERAL VIEW OF THE NEIWASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S MUSEUM Photo by U. U. Cornell.

HEAD ANT> TORSO OF TUB STATT'E OF WASHINGTON. French and E. d, Potter; to be erected la the Place d'lena.

NEBRASKA'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS JUNIOR CLASS IN GEOMETRY OF THE NE

LIFE LINE GUN.

EASILY REMEDIED.

MASTER BLKINS.

ESTABROOK GALLOWAY. MIRIAM NESBITT. , ADELAIDE KEIM ANNE SUTHERLAND. * ' \

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TUB LATE I'OLICE COMMISSIONER

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CLASS IX MECHANICAL DRAWING.

THOMAS DONAHUE , NOW OF DAY CITY , MICH. A

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B( »KIS TIH i.MASHKKSK Y and writ.r of "The Ohetto.*'

my friend r countenance, havinp- probahlv re- S sanc?um pro ° r * ** ha^ br ° Ught me '"» to r 2' Z ~TT is . l ery «*» tha: she car.not see you *? - sa!d: she is particularly engaged ' Feehng very small indeed. I descended the « « staircase nd Ignominioua depaned On deii.rhtfU the dear old familli - . Jfifc teemed a*ier my frosty experience 1 But T on my visit anyway, for a few *dvv S f ftVr ' on Party the talk turned ontte ■doirs. and I said casually 'I ■ir the other day thai •"/""■ T I' and « - V " a : " W P^'^lars about th? room showed my familiarity with the arrange- I saw at once the girls were impressed "fi^SS evid ?ntly Intimate enouch to be re In her own private apartments "by the grea^ Z . and it is needless to - lV I id pot deem to explain _the_why and the wherefore" A THEATRE HAT STORY. rather good story is told of the witty and ever Mrs. S apropos of the theatre hat ques Her toque was, it is needless to say, of the but an aggressive egret waved and shim and sparkled in front of a severe looking man two rows back, who evidently regarded an infringement of the unwritten law con the removal of headgear in theatres. he could stand it no longer, and leaning said to Mr. 6 . "Will you ask that lady her hat?" "Tell him I can't." returned ■ to her husband, "but I will change places some ago by hope disappointed. He dis covered in the Syrian quarter a young woman in Eastern costume with the grace of an houri, the figure of a Hebe, and the face of a Madonna. Sit ting on the floor at his feet, in a strange mixture of her own native tongue and English she sought to sell her Oriental wares, and contrived to make him understand tnat her husband and children were on their way to join her in this country. But he utterly failed after many and fatiguing efforts to bring- to her comprehension the wonderful natural gift for posing which she unwittingly posstssed and the mine of wealth open to her as a profes sional model. She still plys her crochet hook and peddles lace. The most famous model of our time is the woman of Millet's "Angelas. " who is still living, at a great age, at Brabizon. France. It is her delight to tell of her earliest memories of the great painter, whose family she served for many years; of hew he came on foot, with his wife and children, to th little village, and of the great fame of the picture In which she herself Is portrayed. Greatness in the living mud-i! is overlooke-i. while the work of the artist is lauded, but m;ir.y a world's masu-rpiece owes its supremacy to the genius of the subject, who possessed not or and figure, but the quality of throwing herself into the artist's thought by expression of face, gesture . -se. Hedda was famous for her beautiful hands, and became celebrated as a model for harv!s. Others names of all the destitute blind of Manhattan and The Bronx. There Is an appropriation of 00.000 to be distributed in May for the benefit of such per Our life Is one long journey, and the road la sometimes rough and rugged: but our God Who loveth " us. His children, know the way

LAST SCENE IN "THE GHETTO."

MATUE BREMA. Who will sing at the concert of the Pittsburg Orchestra, January 23.

"WHAT IS IT?" "In a Seattle Pasture. Copyrighted by Wlfce.

BRITISH TROOPS TAKING A TRAIX FOR THE FRONT AT DURBAN.

CATHERINE DE MEDIC IS (From the portrait In the Louvre.)

and by spring time the perfectly tight fitting skirt will be vulgar and out of date. It need not be said that all the smartest gowns of next April will have a series of knife plaits stitched from waist to knee, or lower still, all the way round to the front breadth, or only about a

TORPEDO BOATS IN WINTER QUARTERS AT THE NEW-YORK NAVY YARD.

THE NEW PRESIDENT OF THE NE BRASKA STATE LIBRARY ASSOCI \ -

MISS FAY TEMPLRTON. la "Broadway to Tokio," New-York Theatre.

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, , , , , JOHN D. ROBBINS OF PLATTSMOUT1I , . JUST APPOINTED SHIPWRIGHT IN'

OIRVTOR JAY AMOS I1\UIUTT AT HIS DESK Photo by U. G. Cornell.

A FIFIITIItMAN OF ANTrBES. (From the pointing by the late W. L. Picknell.)

, SMOKH HELMET.

CLASS IN ORNAMENTAL RELIEF WORK.

SCIENCE HAIX

GENERAL GEORGE H. SHARfE.

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