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Merely Symptoms.
ON the Chicago Journal.

From the Chicago Journal
Life is a failure" said the tired-look-
ing passenger in a grave and PARKWAY
voice. Man is a fraud, woman is a bore
happiness delusion, friendship a hum
bug; love is a disease. beauty a deception
marriage a mistake, a wife a trial.
child a nuisance; good is merely hypocri-
sy, evil is detection. The whole system of
existence-life, morality, society, humani-
ty and all that-is a hollow sham. Our
boosted wisdom is egotism; generosity is
imbecility. There is nothing of any i'm
portance but money. Money is every
.ning, ana after all, what is everything 4.
Nothing. Ar-r-r-r-r.'
Glad to meet you. SIR" said the thin
little man with the ginger-hued whiskers
extending his hand cordially to the
speaker. I have the dyspepsia pretty bad
at times myself"
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A GARDEN PARTY.

The brilliant event of the week will be
the garden party to be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Braxton Bragg Conner Wednesday
evening. the event to be in compliment
to a bevey of beautiful girls. among
whom will be Miss Mignon Conner and
Miss Catherine Conner and their guests,
Miss Annie Conner, Miss Nell Conner, Miss
Stella Fay of Eufaula, Miss Molly Gull
lom. Miss Gambrill of Baltimore, Miss
Mary Stewart of Tennessee and Miss
johnson of Brunswick.
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mountains Of Tennessee. hIsnager Tom
nnson is providing all possible entertain
ment for his guests. Besides several Of
the guests have entertained private par
ties during the month"; which have proven
successful. Among the prominent ar
RI ais the following are noted. W T.
Bell, New York; r. W. Boles, Meridian,
Miss; Mrs. ]. II. Johnston, Miss John
ston, Savannah, Ga; r. @. Patrick. Mrs.
Patrick. Miss Linda Manley, Marion,
Ala; B. s, Patrick. Auburn, Ala; Mrs.
William Kennedy, Mrs Tap r. Jones,
Birmingham; L. c. WooIfoll and wife,
Louisville; J. w. Cline and wife, Ashe-
vile. n. c.; E. Brodbuck. Miss Brodbuck,
Point Clear, Ala; /. Forcheimer and
wife, Mobile; c. S. Apte, Jacksonville,
Fla; W. ]. Howard Nashville; c. c.
Ferrall, Ben Williams and wife, Meridian;
II. w. Parrish, Selma, Ala; r. Fleming,
II. Fleming, athens, Ga; Lem Price and
wife, Prentiss Price, Oxford, Miss; M.
quhart, Sheffield, Ala; J. W. Persons,
Miss Persons. Auburn, Ala; Exile Bur-
kett, wife and son, Jackson. Tenn; ]. r.
Tackett, Meridian Miss; A. B. Narston,
Mobile; Miss Whittle, Mrs. Styles. Knox
vile; c. b. Johnson, Knoxville; G. X.
Jones and wife, Nashville; Russell Ladd,
Mobile; b. A. Reynolds, v. Hugo Marx,
w. s. Savage. Birmingham; c. q. Cook,
Montgomery; Mrs. r. A Chadwick, Biz
mingham: r. j. Davidson, Selma; Mrs.
W. A. Campbell. Miss Campbell, chatta-
nooga; Miss Butler, Nashville; e. e.
Marshall, Ror1e; w. D. Brown, Green
vile, Ala; G. p. Cole, Opelika; Mrs. E.
]. Garfield. Miss Garfield, Mobile; G. P.
Kyle, Richmond; c. S. Baldwin, Knox
Vile; Miss Joe Carroll, Miss Elizabeth
Carroll, Memphis; b. P. HUFF and wife,
Roanoke, Va G. p. Martin and wife, j.
T. Martin, Besse n.er; s. c. StarlSe Mont
gomery; ]. +. Thornton, Alexandria, La (;
French 4. Maxwell and wife, Baton
Rouge, La.
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New York's Skyline ImprovIno

From the San Francisco Argonaut.
Verestchagin, the artist who is painting
a large picture of the battle of San Juan
Hill, with President Roosevelt as the GEN.
.ral hgure' was very much depressed over
New York's skyline when he visited ~
metropolis fifteen years ago. He satd
that the occasional sky-scraper was q
painful blot on the landscape; that n
made the skyline one terrible thing n
behold. The other day. after long con-
temptation of 1t and the scores of big
buildings which load down the island 81
Manhattan, he is said to have turned -
a friend and remarked: Really" "a
pause). 1T begins to be grand"
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TATE SPRINGS, TENN.
Season Unusually Brilliant, With Wis
tors From All Sections,

Tate Springs, Tenn, July 12.-(SpeciaI.) -
The season at Tate has become an unus-
ually brilliant one. many visitors Of
prominence coming from different sec
lions of the country The hotel and cot
taees are rapidly filling, and the visitors
are finding Tate to be Gne the most
pleasant and delightful resorts In the
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Nell Conner and Miss Stella Fay of
Eufaula will arrive Wednesday to be
the guest of Mrs. Braxton Bragg Conner
and Miss Stuart of Tennessee and Miss
Johnson of Brunswick will arrive Tues
day to be Mrs Corners guests
Mrs. L. c.. Woodson is the guest of
Mrs. William G. Estes at Leeds.
Mrs. A. w. Fulghum and Miss Alberta
Fulghum will leave Birmingham this
morning for Talladega Springs, where
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Celebrated Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves
Cooking and boiling.
Baking and broiling,
Frying and roasting,

Stewfng and toasting.
Only it does 1t SO much quicker, nicer.
cheaper, cleaner, and oh, SO much easier.
The immense sale of the "Quick Neal
Gasoline Stove is due TO it's merit = to
nothing else. 1t is the best.
Fifty different sizes and designs. $3.4S
to $50.
Perfection Hammocks
81 so Full size fancy colored ham,
mock ...... ...,.... ........S .Ss
$3.50 Bon ton rich color large pillow
hammocks ........ ...... 49, 500. 2.4s
s. so Fancy colors. pillow fringe ham,
mock ........ ..........--...-. 1.4S
Twenty-Five styles hammocks at prices
II at mean extraordinary saving.
VIM. Rogers Celebrated SlIverware
At Extraordinary Low Prices.
Set Willism Rogers teaspoons, regu-
lar price 81 per set; our price.....$ .4S
Set William Rogers tablespoons, reg
ular price 81; our price .............. .ss
St william Rogers knives. regular
price $50; our price ...... ....... LIS
Set William Rogers forks. regular
price s2,6oS our price ,...-.,..---,.. i.7b
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The following symptoms are cured
Rheumatism, Palpitation Of the Heart,
Catarrh, Pains In Side and Back Dizzi-
ness, Pimples on the Face, Sick Stomach
Coated Tongue. Night Sweats, Poor APP
petite, Restlessness at Night. Thirty
days treatment rs cts. All Druggists
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Plain White Porcelain

Porcelain Individual butter dishes. 49,. &c
Porcelain ice cream dishes ............ Sc
Porcelain tea plates .......... ........ Sc
Porcelain breakfast plates 49,. $500. &c
Porcelain dinner plates 49,. ........... &c
Porcelain large chambers ...-... .....1Oc
Porcelain large meat dishes ....... .1oc
Porcelain handled cup and saucer. :. .2sc
Car load of high grade white porcelain
and K. T. K. vitrified hotel china at I'M
heard-of prices.
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Correct
Engraving and Stationery.

There fine engraving than appears thought
1t is the name of the handcaft
implies 1t takes besides the engraver
dent of Dame Fashion. We BOTH And this is why
engraving is elegance itself.
Samples of Wedding invitations Free us your
and address you about any
J. p STEVENS. Manufacturer Of Wedding Stationery
~ Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ca
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Great Sale Graves China Co. Purchase
John w. O'NeiU Company
202o SECOND AVE.
2021-2022 Bird Ave.

and
OF
less than mporc
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Dinner and Chamber Sets

81. 50-6-pie decorated chamber set. 81. 4s
s5oo-1o-piece decorated chamber set. s.4S
sl2.5o-1oo-piece decore ted dinner set. e.s5
$500 = 1ol-piece decorated Haviland
dinner set ...,,... .......-. .24.5o
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The talk of the town
Norton's Fru- Miz.

FREE! FREE! RREEl
Grand Concert East Lake
Sunday night.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15
TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago May Il (SpeciaD-The West and North
west are finally being favored with perfect weather
clear and warm, in the spring wheat territory and
heavy rains with higher temperature in the winter
wheat Kansas has had enough rain for the official
bulletin to declare it excessive The effect of this
weather Improvement TO make a weak day Of
IL IN wheat. There were only feeble rallies and
the close was &c 1Nc under Tuesday July
opened at 76c, sold between 762.c and 75iac and
closed at 75zc bid. May closed at 754sc; September
at 'ic bid, and December at 75. The selling press
ure is severest on the new crop future and they
getting TO discounts under May and July. Gables
We're indifferent disclosing the fine crop prospects
abroad. The seaboard said the other side was dis
posed to resell wheat There was moderate cash
business, about 2O0OoJ bushels. The receipts keen
hGht-2iSo00 bushels at primary points against
$4,000 last year. Clearances were moderate lC5 0o5
bushels Statistcian Snow estimates the growing
winter area somewhat larger than the area at
harvest last year, 81 $4,000 acres. against 39l5
He makes the wheat condition 7sG The market is
affected by the fact that the outsider is lending no
buying aid. All the bull effort is by professionals
y Fort Worth message says early wheat is being
cut
Corn at one time sc to rsc higher than
Tuesday. II closed sc to 3sc higher July oDeneI
at SIC sold between 6224c and 63sc. and closed at
63'4c. The May closed 1t 62 &c. September al 6Ibc
There influential buying-Cudahy, Harris
Gates and Bartlett-Frazer. But there was the
report Of some increase i'm country offerings and
some selling toward the close on this. Local re
tomorrow but % cars. Shipping sales were about
10000 bushels. Lake rates up a little 1l4c
against 1Gc
Country offerings Of oats are also increasing and
tho market to-day felt It. To-nlght's close IS Isc
10 &c under Tuesday. although closed higher.
May left of at 43bc. the old July Csc and the
new July at BIC sellers. Car lots were small, only
56 cars. with l55 for tomorrow. The w-England
demand was not good. although premiums were
not appreciahly changed. Patten sold 10000 bush
els for export presumably shading the price The
New-York crowd was long May oats. though Love
delivered some out to-day.
Flaxseed was not appreciaby changed. At the
three points there were Il cars of seed against
% last year. Spot closed at 81 u for Northwestern
and 81 90 for Southwestern. May WAS 81 81, Sep
tenber 81 49,
Everything on the provision list reached a new
high level to-day. pork up l0c to 12i2C. and lard and
ribs up TIC 10 l0c. Hogs also made Il new record
s. 80 for the best grade. The English shorts were
covering. Hogs Were sc to l0c higher. In the West
there were 5000 hogs. against $1,000 last year.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15

"a 81 Northern Securities was strong. good
inside support advancing 11R per cent 100 About
sc0 shares were dealt in. Fuller Construction
Company. after a weak opening. became frmer at
the close and recovered all its early loss. General
Carriage was frmer, selling up 5k Bay State
Gas traded in the extent of about 300
shares from 21s to 22s. New-York Transportation
sold 1874 San Francisco issues a fraction
OF; the preferred sold down to $50 and the sub
scriptiOns to 1902. New-England Transportation
sold at ~. Storage Power sold at 8. The copper
shares were irmer; United Copper sold at S6G35%
about 1900 shares being dealt in; Union Copper sold
at as British Columbia g3s. Montreal and Boston
at 3d2%, and Greene Consolidated at %. Camden
land sold at !. American Can sold at l3d127s and
the preferred at SO. Hide and Leather common sold
ST 81. Standard Milling issues were stronger sell
ing up TO 10. preferred up to A. Standard Oil I'm
the early dealings advanced points. selling up to
Ga but later lost nearly all the advance before the
close. The market closed firm and fairly active
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15
financial Hlcctlnqs.
sTOCK MEETING.
HE BROGIER s. CAMILLE COM
ClncInnati ohio. May s. 1902.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of The Proc


ter Gamble Company. corporation Of Jersey.
the 9th day of May, 4. D, 1902 hereby resolve
and declare that for the purpose among other things
obtaining materials needed and said Com
panys manufacturing business is advisable
that the said CumpanY's common capital
$4,000 900 value, be increased million
value: that IS that such increase shall consist
fifteen thousand shares of stock
Of 500 each that the shares comprising such
increase shall be issued from time To- time according
the Board Of Directors shall deem
interests Of the and the shall
interests respectively than $50 in
per that shares shall
issued but instead thereof nun-dvidend
issued and paid for at the by the persons
entitled thereto and when presented in sufficient
equa, fun shares, shall be into
shares: that in case OF said shares
within fifteen days after the expiration ten
days publication OF notice newspaper general
circulation Cincinnati Jersey City in New York
shall mailed the last address OF each Of the
stockholders entitled thereto then the
shall sell the said Nntaken shares
market the ordinary market prices apply pro
ceeds such sales together with the
said a,lotments and sales Of at $3.50 A
Is also those derived from allotments and
sales OF scrip aforesaid. for the purposes Of the
hereby authorized and the said Board hereby
call meeting Of the stockholders be
panys Office No. Exchange Place Jersey city State Of
New Jersey. Wednesday, the 2sth day OF May 1902
IL O'Clock M. TO take action this resolution and
Of the Company Of stock both
Common and Preferred be closed from the close OF bs
ness May oath 10 May 2sth. nclu'ive.
L. e. GAMBLE. secy.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15
Noilce of Summons.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW
YORK CoUNTY.-EIizabeth Sippelius formerly Elk
abeth Herbst plaintiff. Kunigunda Schulz
widow OF John Schultz. individually and executrtx
named in the will and testament OF Schultz
ceased Valentine A. Schultz. John Schultz Casper
Schultz Michael Schultz Mary COR Mariaj Couch. Lena
Schuller Cor Schuler Barbara otherwise
Schuller (or Schuler Frances Francesk Sehuer
SChuer Isabella R1senberger formerly Isabella Baust
MarGaretha Felix Fetks) Anna Maria Krug formerly
Anna Maria Baust the heirs Of kin and egatess OF
John Schultz deceased Catharne Krebe formerly Catha
John Bermann and Lorenzo BeTmann John Bermann.
Lorenzo Bermann. Passaic Quarry Company. Emanuel
Forster Charles V FOrnes. John Fornes. George BhS
Paul Haber John Bender. Mary Book. Louise Her
names Mary, Louise. Anna. ''ElZabeth' and
the parties being fictitious the
first unknown plaintiff, John Doe. Richard Roe.
George w Van Hoesen and Edward Berdie defendants.
Summons To the above named defendants and each OF
hereby summoned answer the complaint
within the service OF
this exclusive OF the day of service and in
q Your failure appear answer Judgment viii be
against you by default for the relief demanded In
the complaint.
Dated New York City. February 10Th. 1902
EDWARD MIEHLING.
Plaintiffs Attorney Ofice ONCE Address. %
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
To the defendant Michael Schultz: The foregoing sum
mons upon BY publication pursuant TO an
order OF blanchard Of the Justices OF
the Supreme the State OF New York dated the
10th day April 1902 and filed with the complaint In
Clerk OF the county OF New York. al the
county House Borough Of Manhattan OF the
CITY OF York. County and state OF New 4ork-
Dated, New York. April l1th. 1912
Attorney for Plaintiff once Post once Address 80
Nassau street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
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0ltanous.
nHE PEoPLE Oh me sTATE OF NEW

YORK by the Of God free AID independents
To Robert philip Nontieth. ROmer * Co. William C. KID.
and associates whose unknown composing
Allen Carew. John ParT, Martin smith. c RechG =. 3
White Lead & Co. John Kendall * Co.. samuel ;
Franklin Brass Co. and TO al persons nIessssd
in the James Philip. late OF the County OK
York deceased creditors next OF KIN OF otnsr
wise: Send Greeting-Y0u and each OF you are hereby
required personally 70 be and appear os5ors
ogates OF said County held at the County Court
House in Of New York. on the lSt day or
TuIy 1902 haf-past O'Clock in the forenoon OF
dav attend judicial settlemenr
proceedings of Adelia F. Philp. ad
goods Chattes and credits OF James
philn show why the said letters
should be revoked and said sd
mnistratrix discharged and such OF you hereby
cited as are the Of twentyone years are re
ouired guardian. IL YOU have one. or
~ Won have none appear and apply for 20 be
roinsd or IN the your neglect failure to do
50 will be appointed by the Surrogate TO
REPRESENT and act for YOU the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF the
SurIOgateS Court or the said county OF NeW YORK 20
be hereuntO affixed Witness Hon Abler c.
IL. ST Thomas. a Surrogate of our said County. at
County New York. the 18th day oc
May the year OF Lord thousand
hundred and two
]. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLTN
Clerk OF the SurrOgate's Court.
EDWARD V. THORNALL. Attorney for Adnniastra-
trix 40 Broadway. New York.
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partinou Sale.
NEW YORK. SUPREME COURT. County 0

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County or
New York.-JOhl Henry BaIken. PLAINTIFF. against
Frank Baken and Others defendants In pursuance OF
made and entered in the above entitled action bearing
day OF May 1902 TIE undersigned.
referee in said judgment named will public auction
at the New York Real Estate Exchange SalesroOm. No
III broadway in the City OF New York Borough OF Man
haitian on the twentyseventh day Of May 1902 at II
clock noon that day. by Bryan L. Kennedy.
uoneer the premises directed by said Judgment sold
and therein described follows: All that certain l0t
piece parcel Of land. with building thereon erected
situate lying and being IN the Eighteenth Ward OF tbs
City OF New York bounded and containing follows.
beginning at Dont the nOrtherly side OF Eighteenth
street distant hundred and fOryto 42) feet four
and onea 2) inches westerly from the Third
and running thence westerly along the northery line ot
Eighteenth street eighteen Sl feet Q0} inches,
thence northery through party wall OF said building and
parallel 10 the Third Avenue the centre line OF the
block between Eighteenth and Nineteenth Streets thence
eastery along said centre line and parallel Eighteenth
Street eighteen S) feet ten O) inches; thence southery
Third Avenue. Eighteenth Street
the place OF beginning said being eighteen
ten Ol inches in front block
IN depth either side, and said premises
the street Number l5l East Eighteenth
with all the right title interest OF the parties
OF the first in and Eighteenth Street
said premises.
Dated. New York. May 2nd. 1902
- NICHOLAS SCHLOEDER. Referees.
CARL J. HENSER. ESQ, Attorney PLAINTIFF, ls9
MONTAGUE Street. Brooklyn New York CITY.
The following is a diagram OF sold.
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r,HE peopIe Of the SAC OF Sew YOrk, by ths


grace OF God free an5 indepe4dent-T9 Harriet =
Lewis + Barney. Susan E. Barney. Lawrence Barney.
Hiram Barney. IT. sara Barney. Charles
y Wells VIII OF Edward Wells.
the VIII OF Augustus A Barney.
the administrator OF the goods.
OF said Augustus \ deceased OF all
Estate OF Hiram Barney late OF
the County York. deceased creditors. egatses
otherwise send greeting You and each of
hereby cited and required personally % be and
Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
at Surrosates Court Of said County. held at the
House. the County of New York.
iay Of 1902. haf-past o'clock in
forenoon Of judicial
settlement OF proceedings OF Thomas H
Hubbard Edward Wells Jr. sole surviving
the Last VIII and Testament OF
deceased. Of hereby cited IN
der twenty-One required appear
BY guardian If you have one or you have
and apply for De appointed
O failure do = be
pointed Surrogate TO in
proceeding.
In testimony whereof caused the seal OF our
Court OF the said County la
hereunto affixed
Witness Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF our
said County. the County OF New
c. J. D. IL 81 York. the 18th day OF April
OF our Lord thousand hun
dred and j. FAIRFAN McLOUGHLIN.
Clerk Of the
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15
AMERICAN EMPRESS COMPANY
SEAIl-AN\UAI. DIVIDEND of Three

4 SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND of Three
(S3 oO Dollars per share has been declared payable
in New York July l. 1902 the shareholders of
the close Of business May 81 1902 asc Div
idend one Sl.0Ol Dollar Share
of the Company from its Investments.
JAMES +. FARGO. Treasurer.
New York. May IA. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-15

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INACTIVE STOCKS
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday at
auction at the New-York Real Estate Salesroom
by Adrian H Muller & Son:
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BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED by r L. Day & Co. No. Nassau-s
Afnr. I a.. Il

CHICAGO STOCKS.
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Dipi0cu0 Nonccs.
MORTGAGE GUARANT

BOND ~ MORTGAGE GUARANTEE co.
l75 Remsen St. Brooklyn. y. Y. May T. 1902.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO AND
- ONE-HALF PER CENT has been declared. payable
May 10Th. 1902 the stockholders Of
ing Of the Transfer Books at IL NJ May 10Th. The
books will be opened May 10th IL \ NJ.
MARTIN WELLES. Treasurer
OFFICE or THE BARNEY & SMITH CAR COMPANY
- Dayton. ohio. Nav 18th. 1872
4 DIVIDEND OF TWO PER Gent has been
declared the Preferred Stock OF this company
payable June second 1902. Checks York will be
mailed.
June 3rd being the date Of the Annual Meeting o
Stockholders. the transfer books clos, preferred
aLd common stock. from May 18th To June 4th 1902.
J. r kIEFARER.
Asst SeC'y & Treas.
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GUARANTEED STOCKS
"9uotations furnished Joseph Walker G. Sons No Dc
Broad-st)
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ACTIVE STOCKS.

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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
Amer Light & Trans

Furnished by William E. Nichols Co.. Is wall-st>