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Citations.

TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by grRos God free and in6eDenserf- ~
Georgana Hilton, Frederick j.. Rutland c0n5ofaor
Gnd John Hltoas and to al persons
estate OF Fanny II Hilton lSte q the County
York. deceased. crectors legatees
WISE send greeting; You and each you are hereby
cited and required personally 70 Be and appear before cur
Surrogate OF tie County Of New York tie surcgatss
Court Of said County held the County Court House
IN the County Of Aew York the lSth day q February
1904 a. hsIfpest ten o'clock IN the forenoon
day then ana there 70 attend judicial
account Of proceedings Of Gersa Bell Of lie
viii Sad and such u
hereby cited under ego OF
required appear by guardian " YOU
have you mona, appear and sgnly for
be appointed. II tbs OF your NEGLECT
failure 70 90 guardian will BE- Appointed
Surrogate to represent and act Tor n tho pro
ceeding
testimony whereof caused the Seal OF tina
suErogates Court q tie sad County New York TO 10
bereuut0 allKed.
Witness HOn. Abnsr c Thomas Surrogate OF our said
County At ne County az New York the 28th day ~
DeeembeT; u the year OF our Lord one thousand
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At the gallery Of Louis Katz. IL Columous-ave-,
Mr.. George II. McCord is showing a number of his
pastels. Dir. William W. Churchill has a collection
OF portraits and pictures view at tho C1ausen
Gallery. At the gallery OF F1shel. Adler Schwartz
there IS exhibition Of miniatures including por
traits Of Queen Alexandra and Mrs. Roosevelt, by
Mr.. Keeling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26

The next exhibition Of the GroLer Club viii be
one OF engraved portraits OF Washington. It viii
be accessible to visitors obtaining cards from mem
bers, from Friday. January % to Saturday. Feb
ruary 20
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NOTES.

The fifth annual exhibition Of the American So
ciety OF Miniature Painters which has just been
opened at the Knoeder Galleries. makes up IN
quantity what # lacks IN quality. More than a
hundred and fifty miniatures have been hung, and
the proportion Of interesting work in the mass IS
lamentably small Indeed. there IS but one really
brilliant piece the entire collection the portrait
Of q lady (No. CD. by Miss Laura Hills. This mas
delightful breadth of style and considerable range
Of color without exceeding the limits OF the true
miniature. OF the greater number Of the eAInolt5
It may be said that they polished. clever. ana
In good taste but wanting IN originality ana the
quality Of style needed to lift work OF the sort out
OF the rucl Upstairs the 'Parsifal Tone Pictures
by Mr. Marcius-Simons are presented There IS
nothing tonaI about them On the contrary, tho
sharp and brittle color in these pictures conveys
Just the opposite impression. The artists ideas
will pass must : though there is nothing start
lirgly original about them dis technique is hard,
and his tawdry reds. greens ard yellows hurt the
eye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26

At the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries the YAmanala
collection Of Oriental antiques IS now on view. 1t
viii be sold at auction on the afternoons Of Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday The collection IS, OF
course extremely miscellaneous II contains moth
ing memorable but there IS q great deal OF pre-
Eentabe material shown objects that are authentic
and that are well suited 10 decorative purposes.
After this sale has been ended there will DO brought
forward at the same galleries a number Of modern
European paintings belonging to Mrs. Helen Dns-
more and Mrs. Leroy Stewart This collection win
be followed BY one Of nearly two hundred paintings
by the late George Inness the property OF his
estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26

Noe Galleries ara as always. pleasing. lie repeats
the Venetian effects which he long since made Ia
miliar. but he repeats them with e. gusto tnaS
makes his work as delightful now as it was ten
years ago. 1t IS even little moro beguAng' Tor
here and there the color IS little richer. This is
noticeable in Of the Venetian pictures, as
for example the sketch entitled where Shylock
Traded but It IS especially the case in the group
OF water coIors made IN England. Iii. William dc
Leftwich Dodge at the Durand-I1uel Galleries. like
M Marcius-SimOns. pays the penalty Of being TOO
garlsh in his color. lie is facile and toleraDIy
capable brushnan. painting, we should judge, with
rapidly. and handling form with measure OF sue
cess. He has too good eye for likeness. His
portraits OF Dir. CarTere and Mr. Aartny. 90 mem
ton two OF his best productions, are distinctly life
like. Unfortunately, he spoLs everything by feeble
texture and positively blatant color. An exhibition
Of portraits by Mr. Alphonse Jongers viii open at
these galleries on Thursday.
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK--By Gszmsa
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ANTIQUES AND CURIos.

THE ANTIQUE FURNITURE Elk
CHANGE. 156 West 34th-st.. near It'll
ave-, the particular shop for those seeking
bargains and lovers OF genuine original
antiques: no goods are held for q price. but
must be sold. We buy. sell and exchange.
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CARPENTER ana AuLLNEIGHT.-Au
around mechanic: useful AZ All vork
ROBERT Buckley Is West Stn-sL.
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kAILSMAN % repressne reliable house.
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mtiar with general oeilce work: can furnish
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239 West 2Tth-st
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-14

IS !;
statniej chwil pracuiac m III
|choroby ~ &! llEIt'
wlokii!z1=zssniesionlo aambony
10 !zlakrystyi W5r6d pp1acszl'ul
.pubicznosci. Su q
do kohca, 20 !,
konezeniuzzw kisprzeniesilso
no do koleggiuImn PREY ulllicgy
.Grod[zlskl'iiej, gdzieelzeI zozonpo..
do trumln1y. Ks Peter; liczzyyaf1
lat 63. w KrakoWie baWilod[
roku, naleaal do baardzo Wyyk-
sztalconych
kaplan6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-14
Kolej ma lod !il'il'':
Ma Bajkale ulozono

Ma Bajkale ufozon1tot lax ~,
wiadomo kolej na lo die,
Pomysl takiiej kkot1lleI powNssttal1l
" Ameryce. IN Rosy stto $50
wany byl niejednleok1rootan4iiIeg,
przez zarzad Rjazahskso--U)rraall-
skiej kolen4na Woldze, v por
blHu saratoWa.W Petersbur--
gnkazdei zzimny 20 NeWie
5kurrssul;jjae tramlw .
III Plant koleiowy Y ten spo-
sob sic robi, IS n q: llot'd q y
ssypuljjesie ~ nieeggu d1ulggil
VA, 5nieg ubhijassie waarstWaa-.
mi poleWa Woda dop6ty q
ieobr6ci n jedn1o z mas
=Dopierlo IA ten kladziiee
81 .Z q q! 81 l q s,
sezasies5 sppociagg6wa
zooal 6j III 81 aIa1sllssSIiI|zs.ppsellil q,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-14
Los Wielkich ludzi.

Fa.F-yL =E@t+E ~ s"a2E-E yE&E ~ M --@tE@%=E+
Pope. znakemity poets, meki
cierpia} piekielne rowodu bez
senuosci i mawial. ze wolf amierc
mad to tortury. Load Byron. z tego
samego cierpial powodu j bJf '
rozpaczy dlate5o. Boerhasve, zna
komlty lekarz, pc dokoaczeniu jed
mel : swych prac. przez szese d HUI
gich tJgodni, ME m6gl zamknaac
Okla. Merry by1y zmeczone, . wraz
: tent !. Gale ciaIo, pierwszem
m%iejscu zo1adek. Jak tYlko zo}adek
|oimawia rracy, ME ma doplywu
novel krwi, ] Gale cialo. cafe lee
stestFo upada TriDera Amerykan-
ski Eliksir Gorzklego VIVA, dale
zo}adkowi ~potrzebna SHE, By przyJ-
mysat j trawif kazdY pokarm, puu-
niewaz reguluje dop'yw z64c IA
bezp;ecz sw6j zoladek, oczysd q
wzboga6 k1ew tym n%atulrlalnymnn.
Esrodkiem. - w tym sezonie szcze,-
g5luiej. Do dostania wapte''s,'
kach u fab1ykanta Joseph Triner.
100 So. Ashland Ave , Chicago,1l
Pilsen Station. .Ss=.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-14
Mia zonka.

Pewnemu aktorow5ii " Ham
burgu uciek1a iona, aktorka,
zabrawszy sobie ma droge
przyjaciela $4,000 marek,
jake lei MAJ niedawno @
dziedziczy} v spadku. Stra-
piony ME lyle utrata zony, i
le pog,a "a nieWierna j do
goniwszy ia " Berlinie, uda}
sic do jej mieszkania. Zle jed
max ma tenn wyszed}, gdyz e
nergiczna PAM artystka ma
widok meza chwycila garsc
soil I sypne}a MIA MEOW "
oczy. Straszny boil " oczach
ubezw}adnif nieszczesnego,
oslepionego nagle aktora do
tego stopnia, re nielitosciwa
kobieta pobiwszy go mocno
wyrzucila 20 drzWi j sana u
ciek1a. Okaleczonego zajeli
przechodnie, j ci wezwali le-
kara, kt6ry z wielkim tru-
dem tylko zdola1 20 dlugich
~usilowaniach z}agodzic strasz-
ny Dol nieszczeSliwego akto-
ra. 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-14
Rosyjsk.o-,Japohlskli atlas, Toe
ma kolei North-W Western. "a

Rosyjsko.J aponski atlas jest u
'ywany ma kolei Chicago 4 North
Western. Try pi,eekkrnlel kolorowe
:mapy l4x2o kaxda, oprawna y
dogodDa do ogladaniia.
Wschodnie poloAenie przedstawio,ne
czs6eiowo, : tabela wykaznjjaea
.wzglednie sile Wojskova i Macy
,narska oraz flnsnsove zasoby Ro
ss,ylii ] aponii. WsYslemye gsemplArz
pod ka1dlYm adresem poodeb,ralnlim
jdxiesieG ((1O) oent6W znaczkach
pod adresem: ss
Joohnson,G 'en.Algt CD
Nv. Rsys4lNIiaona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-14
RozW6d pc z10tem Wese-
In.

.[5uEEt#+ I5ItrI
w kraju ~najdziWaczniej-
szych kombinacyi j przygod
ma}ze6skich zaszed} znowu
fakt, charakteryzujacy dosad-
MO Amerykan6W. Otto v u
bieglym tygodniu milioner,
Chrystyan Truck, obyWatel 2
Louisvi]len, podaf skarge Q
rozw6d ~niezwlocznie pc OBJ
chodzie z}otego wesela q: 2 mai
zonka. Czekal on piec lat 2
ia skarga, chcial boWiem jesz-
cze obchodzic uroczyscie zlo-
tie Wesele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-14
Ma ostatnim stspniu.

Pewnegod nia rzekl jede1nl pred
eiebiiorc66x Czemu to pr1ypisac,.
q ME moge tax pracowac jak 20
~przednio? Dawniej m6glem wyko-
nywad wsvelka prace, 4 mimo to.
cullen sic rzezWym ! zdrowym;;5aalle.
obecnie skoro tylko nadteejdezie vie vie
cs6r, czuje sic zupelE1nie znuzo-
|nym, mojja glowa j krzyze zdaja gle
|bydjakby polamane clujje Wszee-
die bolesci; rano zaS zdaje sic jjak-
bym byl zardzewiafy. Czuje rzee
czywiscie, re zdrowie mojeszy1bkto,.
podupada j ME bede Wkr5tce IDOL g
+nym do niczego.
Malo kto vie jak wielu Jest meez-
5czyzn, kt6rzys sic czuja tax samo;
.lecz ME tylko mezczyzni ale r6Wna.
ilos6 pracowitych gospodyn czuje=
SIG zupe}nie prawie wyciehcczzonag
'Tacy ludzie potrzebuja cos, CODY.
wszmocnllo ich system na zaw VS.
odzywiio "a pomocq przeczyszczelniia
wzmocnienia krwi. Znajduja sig.
S&aS- - aELag ~ S|%a5 s<&s&E%S[ 4 .&S. HEg.=tz5:t.%.
oni ma ostatn1m stopniu skoro te-
ME :zapobieggnaa, STANG sic wkr6t-
ce ofiarami jaklej niespodziewanej
ohoroby pozostanae niewyleczal-
nymii nwalidami.
y pomiedzy lekarstw Q prawdzi,
wych za'etach, ME ma prawdopo.
dobnie zadnego, ktdreby, sic odzna-
czy1o takiem powodzeniem v Cd
budowywaniu systemu j ureggulowy-
waniu nerwow, jak ORA. Piotra Go
mozo. Tysia,e przekona1y sic Q je-
go sile leczniczej skuteeznosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-14
Pr.zle,ciW palet,nuiIu papie,rO1l-.I
SOW. sS

..s5 s=s sow ,ss ssSs
Pisma.sngielskie zajmuuii
sic Wzrostem konsumcyi
pieros6v Wsr6d mlodziezzyy
szkolnej TAME papierosy y
paczkach pc pensie5ssa obesc=
ME " wie1kim obieggu in li.9
jeden chllopiec,idacy do szkoo--
" i majacy przeznaezone pic
Made IA sniadanie, kupuje
"a ME papierosy. Wielkiie fa-
bryki papieros6W, uznajac ten
vwzrost zapotrzeboWania
powiekszyly produkcya ia
Mich papieros6w, q nawetspo-
sprowadzaly move maszyny.
Poustawiano tez specyalne
automaty, wyrzucajace "a
pensa paczke pap1erosoW. Le-
karze i pedagodzy zastanoaWia-
ia sic, skad bierze sic usdzie-
81 ten popped do palenia .ty-
toniu. Ora tn wielka role ma.
s~ladownictwo, mali palacze
przenosza papierosy mad ggarsc
daktyli pozywnych, albo ka-
sztan6w. Dawniej kupowaf
roznosiciel misunderstanding ,lnln1illkl'o6WV
owoc6w, cukierk6w ] Mai.
badz co badz jake take po-
zywienle, dis kupuJe soble
"a to paczke papleros6w. DIE ztt
ci take stopn1owo Wyrodn1e-
ia. Ich tWarz zmeczona, oczy
zamglone, zdradza]a, ze nlko-
tyna ma maly organiizzm. wy
wiera wp1yW fatalny. Drzenie
rak, os}abienie wzroku, ME
p%rawidlowa dzia}alnost serca
jezyk ob}ozony j }atwo ule-:
gajace podraznieniom sk 7ultls,
~uzywania nikotyny. w An
gill skutkiem przewagi fajki,
mocnych cygar palenie tyto-
niu by}o utrudnionem, do
pjero cd rozwoju papieros6W
zaczelo sic rozpowszech1nniiac
wsr6d dzieci. Jeden 2 uczo-
nych amerykahskich przez
lat 8 badal student6w Yale
College i ~por6wnywujac roz-
.w6j palacych tyton j niepala-
cych cyfry ma korzysc tych
ostatnich: "a proc. nadwyzki
wagi, 81 proc: nadwyzki Wzro-
stu, AZ proc. nadwyzki obje-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-05
Gein Waulfnrb fir Ghiraau'er gru=
feHnren.

GbtcagO, 4. 5ebruar. - &uf
Die BON einem Stuberten Der Timber
iitdt bon Gbicago gefteGte Jruge, o6
Elm Profefor, Der It9 in elmer &ritit
Sobn 8. Stockholders nit 8e3ug auf
bic nStanbarb Stl g." uno Dffentz
lide Qngelegenbeiten erge6t, feline
gntlufung gu sepdrtigen babe, 6dt
Der PrGffOent Der uniberIitGt, 6r.
9arper, s%eantportet: Die Mitglie6er
Der 5ufultdt BADEN elm 3e9t, gu ia
gen, mas i6nen belie6t. Die uniberz
iitdt 1T fir bic 8ebefrei6eit. Gs lit
niemals elm profefor entlaTen NOR
ben, neil er feline Meinung ii6er irz
geno einen 9egenitanO ausgeIprp9en
bat. 4ls nod Or. bon 6plit bier
tbdtig mar, gtnsen Der l1niberfitGt
aus alien Sbeilen bes 2anbes 5a6lz
reide 8riefe gu, tporin feline gntIaiz
flung berlangt nurbe, neil er aufriibz
rerii9e 9%eiinnungen ausge1pro6en
babe. Oamals erflGrte Die uniperz
fitdt, Seosrmann babe Qnipru4 uuf
Hebefrsi6eit.
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Seine Ginisung.
Gonferen5 5pii4en 8ei6toblengrdz
Bern uno 9rubenbeIiBern in Snz
b~iandpplts bleibt o6ne Gefultat.

SnbianapoIts, 4. 6ebruar.
= Die gemeinfame Gonferen3 5piz
i6en ben @ru6enbeIibern unb ben
Soblengrd6ern bat ii9 pertagt, p6ne
Elm lebereintommen er5ielt gu 6a6en.
Sin Gomite bp1 ie einem &o6lengrG<
Der unb 8ru6enbeIibe aus iebem
Staute purbe ernannt, Inn Elm 9uz
tum fir cine tiinftige Gpnferen5 feitz
5uieBen.
Na4Oem geitern bic gemeinIame
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grGfibent MitdeG cine Nn1pra6e i'm
Namen Der &pblengrdber, auf bic s..
8. Ro6btns bon Yittsburg i'm Namen
Der 9ru6en6eiiBer antportete. Sober
Der 8eiOen argumentirte fir Die sS5nz
terehen, Die er p%ertrat, uno 8eioe err
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5ielt tporben lei urb audi teines in
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fteQt un0 angenpmmen ipurDe, Elm oez
meinfames Gomite BON a6t 9erIonen
gu ernennen unO ii6 gu pertagen,
9erri9te i'm Sudle groBe I~ufregung.
DIS Gonferen5zGpmite tpuroen err
nannt: Sir bic @ruben6efBer - $.
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Snbtana; S. %. @inber, O6to, unb
5. 8. aobbins, penniblDanien; fir
Die Irbetter - Sbomds s. &ebnoIbs,
SGinois; George 6argrobe, Snbiunu;
SO. 8. 5astins, Sbto, unb patrid
Oolan, pennfplbanien. 9as Gomite
pirb am 15.5e6ruur in indianapolis
5uiommentreten, nm ben Sag Der
Gpnferen3 feIt3u1eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-05
bieie Sdminoia9tige ?
Gine Saltimorer Dame be;enst,
DAP S6minoin6t beilbar 1T.

,6s ioQte DON qr6bt.m Snterefe fir ale an
S6tpinoiu6t unD aitbma 2eiDtnOe ittn, 5u nus
ieen, oaB oisie i9rtdlib.n 2sioen Der Sun9en IND
2uitr66ren Dur6 Die ueue &od=Iietboos Der AE=
~ipenoung oes alten 9rinjips Der SnbalIrung geil=
bar fno," iagt Jrau Marp 9eantda, Nr. fO4'
Roro5G onine tons glpenus. Baltimore.
Silt Orei uno Elm balb Sabreu lit ib an ether
2un9 sntrdntbeit, ipurDe tets i6llnnsr, bis man
supli9 an meirem 9tben per3peitelts:.
SD bate Ra6ti6tDeib, 6rorantale, Slntrut1
unO i6redliden nuften. Mtln Atbsnl mar !tpt
furj unO fets p~feiftno. Sd fonnte uelne Nabrhn9
nibt ~psroauen, mari unangtnebmeu 69lelm aus
uno meme 4nidle bon 8uItcn rparen fltrDIsrllp.
SD oerlor II gfuno an 8eDi6t uro 9tn9 elnenl
Observation-Disclosures f6srlib %entgegen.
Sd tpubte, baS i'd an Der SbipInolu0t III,
unb msinr ean3s Camille lno ale meme Urehhoe
ipustsn e.. Sd bate Diele Wlittel uno Her3ts
oeriu6t, puroe aber ,mmer i6limmer, bis t9 ole
@offnung berlor, ie !pieOtr su gtneltn.
WReine 6reunOc peranlubten mid, &01h0e Snhz
qenfurz9 ebunolung in Hr. sol, TtorD<6utnp1traBe,
Baltimore an nebmen, uuo nit Der ltbten sooffz
nunG, OdB ie mir gut tbun pirot, atbutete %
in meine urmen 2ungen ole beiltrdftigeH. oitgsn
SGmpIe Der So6=Snbaiatiou eiu. Die rSubertuz
lime" @tilmittel itiensn Oirett in Den SlB DER
Grdnfbsit cin3uOrinqcn uno offneteu me;ne Sun9sn
uno 2uftr0brtn. Weiue Spnptoms perlbipaHosn
mad uno mad, bis ib isbt, iieben Wtondte nap
9eginu Der 9.bauOluno, tpieOer pobl uno 9suno
bin.
Srecno Seinano mas BEL mir boripreben, nm
aqss Sas ~betdtiet Su itnDen, mas Ib uoer ms'hs
tpunoerbare Sur geiagt babe"
Srau Warp oeani dn,
Vr. 74, RproJgo QinQton=4pe., 9alttmore.
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Snoge mir6 ansgeliefrrt.

9pu 0 n, Ser, 4. 5e6ruar. =
4uf &ntrug Der Netpzgorter 8eb0rz
ben bpiqtgte @ouoerneur Qanbam
in Quftin bic 4uslieferung BON s. s.
Dodge, tpel6er bes Meineibs bei9ulz
bigt pirb. Samtt enbet bas 9erfabz
rem bor benz bieiigen Ri9ter, aber es
beiBt, elm Qntrug auf grlab zines
6abeas Gorpusz8efebls fperbe auf bic
gebauptung geitibt tperben, baB
Dodge gu leibenb lei, Inn CUR 3eit bic
ueberfibrung mad Netp=Yorf ertraz
gen gu fOnnen. gr lit an iein s3imz
mer i'm 6otel gefeiTelt urb cine 4nz
3abl Qer3te bat i'm f9on in 8or6sz
reitung ieines 4ntrages unterIu6t.
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Gerriniatc Singer hnn Baltimore.

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