davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05

Butter-Georgia Jersey. 22Iz925c; Tennessee
Jersey, 221z625c;. Tennessee = choice. 1s620c;
sweet potatoes, pumpkin yams. 81 .25G7l5 so bush ;
white s111.2 per bushel irish potatoes, 81 Goa
/ Is per bushel; onions, S175d2 90 busheI honey,
new crop strained .Tasc. per pounds. comb.
bright, 9fl1Oc per pound; white peas. 81. 50dl 60
per bUshel: stock peas. Sl.20Q1.25 per bushel:
eggs, active, 15G16c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05
ATLANTA. MARKETS.
Cotton.
counrrv Produce.

ATLANTA. May s.-Mlddling cotton quiet
at 9Ac. 4r"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05
Vegetables.

Cabbage Florida. 2lsG2stc per pound: new
onions. 81 5O71 IS per crate tomatoes. S15o02 90;
egg plants, S125G150 per crate ;Hcelery. Florida
81 6cSfL % per crate; lettuce Sl251.50 per drum;
green Leans. S1.25QL50s J English peas,
81 O0d1. % per crate; new Irish potatoes,
So s0G5.O0 per barrel asparagus. 7GSc per bunch
beets, cabbage crate, 5000; - crate, 81 50s
caulihower. safe per pound; strawberries
IO0b15c' per quart cucumbers. s.. 00G2.50 per
crate; squash, $1,000. % per crate.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05
TERRELL DEN0UNCES
GUERRY IN FORSYTH

Continued from Page One.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05
Hides, Skins and Old Metals.
Woodenware.

iTwo-hcc- pine pals per dozen. $40; 3-hoop
r,ine pals per dozen. Si.5b; 3-hoop brass bound
pals white. cedar. S.75; S-hoop brass bound
pals. red cedar, $500; shoe brushes. CSC TO 81;
box of ) gross, TO-; washboards, from Sc to
400; pine tubs. in nest, per nest, 50 40; gall
rays. from S200 { $3.50 per dozen; wOOd-rim
sievcs, per dozen, @ic; axe handles, COO to $-25
per DOZEN No 1.chimneys. per case or dozen,
81 90; No l0Ep chimneyss per. case Of
Dozen So CO., Nh I pearl top chimneys per case
OF 6 Dozen $500; No, pearl top chiulneys per
case of d. zen. $40 --t
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05
comparatlve Cotton statement.

NEW YORK. May S-The folwoing is the
cotton statement for the week
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05

Grape fruit S70S per box; lemons choice, de-
nand good, S}25 per box; fancy apples, $3.50
G6OO per barrel; pinapples, $450G500;
bananas straight. per bunch. s20062 %;
culls 81 2501.50 per bunch: prunes 5G6c per
pound; currants. S81Oc per pound; pie peaches.
lb 81 80 per crate; table ID, 81. so; table, ,
ID, $500; raisins, 81 5OQ1.60 per box; cranber
ries So 90 per barrel
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-18
Vancouver - soF--AN.
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PROSPEROUS STATE
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fNinanrts Condition,

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So0SSNS.- SOON
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WAS ~ EasNSS-
south Americans TErn l,se-- and
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-18

Operators Will Grant Concessions
ano Mining Vii Sc Re
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SJS- D. SSoO<
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pass. For it tells its secrets so slowly
second by second; too slowly for youth, and
while it is telling they have their lives to
live. There is no time to tarry by the old
dial for the end
Very ancient is the science Of dialing or
gnomoncs. Its origin is yelled In the twi-
light of antiquity, but we know that it had
Its birth in the east. The first of all astro-
nomical instruments was a gnOmon, or verti-
cal pillar. Some authorities claim for the
Phoenicians the honor of it's invention. The
earliest historical mention of a sun dial is
found in the Scriptural record of King Hez-
ekiah, and in Homer's odyssey there is
an Illusion to one which stood on the Island
OF Syria Almost universal was the attempt
of primitive man to mark the course of
time and in some form or other we find the
traces of the dial in most countries Of the
world.
Notwithstanding the good service which
sun d1als rendered to our forefathers, they
were naturally useless in cloudy weather
and other means had to be employed to
serve a like purpose within doors and at
night time. A clever contrivance of the
ancients was the clepsydra or water clock
which measured intervals of time by the
escape of water through vessel into
cistern beneath.
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Anaesthesia Without Drugs.

From the London Chronicle.
DR.. Steiner, a Dutch physician, recently
made curious discovery while travelling in
Java. He CHANGED to stop one day at Sour
abaya, where the Javanese maintain a
large hospital for prisoners. His notice
was directed to the fact that in the treat
ment of such cases as necessitated an an
aesthetic the native physicians did not re-
sort to a drug, but instead they were mani
testify reducing their patients to condition
of stupor by COMPRISING the carotid ar
terry with their fingers. The Dutch physi-
clan was so much impressed with this prim-
tive method of rendering the patient at
least partially insensible to pain that he
made a careful study of it. He discovered
that this method of anathesia, although
unknown to modern surgery, was in all
probability in vogue among the ancents.
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especially Charles Killbuck. are not the
lGeai Indians pictured in story and history.
1helr advanced ideas do not conform to the
popular conception of the children of the
forest ana plain. In the opening chapters
lhere is tedious attention to minute de-
talis which are rot an aid in the telling of
the story, but after the narrative proper
oeglns there is plenty of action and excit-
ing adventure. The characteristic idiom
used by the redman in his speech is absent.
AS narrative the book is interesting, and
TO those in any way interested in the early
settlement of the country and the border
wars 1t will be especially acceptable.
WITH ROGERS ON THE FRONTIER. BY ]. Mac
Dohaiu Oxley. New York: A. Vessels Co.
washington: VIM. Ballantyne & Sons.
This is an exciting tale of stirring
events in 1855, during the war between the
French and English, together with their
allied Indian forces, for the mastery and
possession Of the new continent. 1t deals
with the adventures of young ranger be-
longing to the famous band led by Major
Rogers during those times of war and
bloodshed. The story opens with exciting
incidents and the thrilling pace is kept up
all through the narrative. The tale will ap-
peal more strongly to younger readers, and
no doubt will be keenly appreciated by
those who delight in stories of daring and
bravery. Not much can be said in praise
of the literary style, other than that the
events which follow fast upon each other
are depicted with cearness.
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MOCCAS|H AND ADDER
Interesting Trials of New
Submarine Boats.
DELICATE MACHINES
IN GENERAL DESIGN THEY FOL-
LOW THE HOLLAND.
Many improvements Over the Earlier
Craft-What the Navy De-
partment Demands.
Written for The Evening Star.

Written for The Evening star
Since Tuesday of this week the trial
board of the Navy Department has been
engaged in conducting a series of very i'm
portant and very interesting trials Of the
new submarine boats about the north end
of Long Island. For almost ten years the
practicability of the submarine boat as an
engine of modern naval warfare has been
a much mooted question, and ever since
Congress made it's first appropriation in the
act of March 3, 1893, for the construction
of a submarine torpedo boat the discussion
of the relative merits and the possible use
fulne SIS of such craft has continued without
satisfaction to either the friends or the OPP
ponents Of the vessels. Year after year
Congress has been besisSed for LIBERAL ap-
preparations for the construction of these
boats The Navy Department has bsen
divided into two factions, the one heartily
favoring the construction Of more vessels,
and the other claiming that no value could
be attached to them The advocates of
submarine torpedo beats Include many of
the officers who IT de- their fighting record
In the Spanish wa, and who, from their eX-
perienCe with the terror inspired by the
thought that the Spanish harbors we e de-
Tended by torpedoss, realize the additional
horror Of attempting to blockade a ha' Dor
where the enemy had one or more sub
marine boats. Among them were such
commanders Admiral Dewey, Captain
Sigsbee and Commander Richard VAN
wright. In opposition to these distinguished
officers have been others no less distiE-
guished and no less efficient, who have held
that the submarine boats were yet mere
" experiments, and that until they could
demonstrate exactly W hat they could do no
further appropriation should be made for
them.
Preferring to err on the side of caution
rather than to appropriate for a more or
less undeveloped idea. Congress in the act of
June {, 1900. authorized the construction of
five submarine torpedo boats and then de-
clined to make further provision until these
vessels should prove the truth of the claims
made for them by their inventor and the
contractors. Consequently, on the outcome
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Agriculture in Alaska.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
We are gradually learning the agricultu-
raj possibilities of Alaska through the prod
ucts which are being eXperimentally deyel-
oped in the territory. In several parts of
the territory cabbage and other garden
truck common to the temperate zones have
been produced successfully, and the size
and quality of these products compare IA
Vorably with similar agricultural produce
lions raised in more southerly latitudes
Then, again, several kinds of food grains
nave been matured at various points These
experiments prove beyond question the ca
pacity OF the soil and climate for agricul-
tural employment.
The upper Yukon Is adding to the evil
qence or Alaska's agricultural possibilities
In the neiShborhood of Dawson gardeners
nave produced this year large and ready
truck which commands a good and ready
market on the spot Dawson is of course
in Yukon territory, but it is so close to
Alaska that It's adaptabIlity TO agriculture
proves the capacity of its larger and more
favored Helghbor in the longer reaches of
the main valley from the southeastern
boundary to the sea. This year Swedish
turnips of mammoth proportions have been
grown in the upper Yukon, in the neighbor-
hood of Dawson, and ii is intended TO send
a collection of them to the st. Louis ex-
position.