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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-11
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.


Under the Improved Conditions q More Cheer
full Feeling Noticeable IN Business Circles.
.t INDIANAPOLIS, June g..
Improved weather conditions and better crop pros
poets have impaired more cheerful feeling to bust
circles, and this is accompanied by more act
i've demand for general merchandise. More encour.
aging crop prospects not without influence in
stimulating the demand for general merchandise for
they encourage dealers to tsock freely in an
ticpation of better outlet for their supplies. In
prices, to-day. fluctuations in values
few. Ia fact, during the week steady,
strong prices have been noticeable in most
lines of goods. Take the dry goods market; in re-
plenishing broken stocks taere has been good dea
doing and prices ruling strong on most lines of dry
goods. In groceries the distributive movement is
quite satisfactory and with this sugars and cofees
week NO advances wsrs esSsSed The
seed men report trade still good and prices firm
most descriptions of seed The provision market has
5esn doing IN oSSus way In n whosssl. r way but
little is doing holders of products showing dspo
sition to push sales The -four market is less active
ing matters, running about one-half their ca
pacity in some cases; in others their mills
IDLE us..s ss hs r,SS 91sss Ct the
The produce markets ara active with firm tone to
prices most articles. Poultry and eggs both firm
the increase Fruits of all kinds in light supply
to-day and prices ruled strong and in some cases
our highest quotations will hardly the market
The demand for Strawberries, cherries raspberres
tomatoes Saturday is always large and prices
apt for few hours to range higher than the
ket could fairly be quoted Early vegetables are be-
ginning 20 come the market of home production
and lower prices be looked for the coming week.
The hide market continues dull. Leather dealers
port trade fair and prices steady. Hardware
busy prices ruling firm most articles.
GRAIN.
An off week. including Saturday. covers the situa-
ton with the local grain market The Indianapolis
Market Report says: The movement of grain shows
decrease compared with preceding report In
speetions for past days for twentyeght cars
The market is quiet with little trading. No 2
mixed is salable at $50 90 i2c No. 3 mixed. at 52ae
a53c. Oats weaker, with demand confined to the
city trade Bran is salabe ct slightly better figures
but the inquiry is small. Hay IL strong and higher;
offerings light and demand good" Track bids today
ruled follows:
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Country Gentleman.
It 10 much TO be regretted that something can
not be done TO stop this exodus Of our best blood
and Drawn from the farms. But, alas! what can
change the minds of these youth. and cause
them to view the situation calmly, but the hard
and sad buffetines of experienced
Perhaps the older men no not encourage and
help the boys as they ought in every case; and
there 10 reason TO believe that many 60 into
farming without due elaboration and calcula-
ton of the costs. Many underrate the labor
and drudeery necessary to grow crop, and
overrAte the anticipated profits. 1t takes nice
calculation, cool Judgment and good manage
ment to run farm successfully, and men with
cut previous training are very apt to fail In one
or the other of these. Success in farming is not
lottery, but labor aud good MANAGEMENT, Tho
little items must be watched. the pennies saved,
the details kept we'll in hand
When q man says there's no money at farm
ing. IL is tacit acknowledgment that his man
agement has been at fault. Good parental adj
vice and encouragement are much needed by
farmers sons during the first year two upon
the farm. 1t would be q great gain TO young
men. and much lessen the number Of failures.
if farmers would allow their to begin farm
ing for themselves at an early age, say at four
teen or fifteen. Give them = field and time and
show them how 10 avoid mistakes. This course
would give the young greater experience; they
would gain confidence in themselves, and by
the time they arrive &C mans estate would be
competent to manage any farm successfully.
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Germantown Telegraph.
roller is as necessary az an OK on all farms
from ten acres to thousands ANY common car
penter make it, frame three feet high.
covered with oak plank, inch iron and Rudgeons
on the end and frame on top to weight it with
stones have. In case Of necessity. cut down q
tree driven irons into it, and had it all ready in
one day. do not say that it would take first
premium at State fair. but it answered my
purpose.
1t is not only on grain that tho harrow and
roller will pay to after the winter frosts;
grass land, particularly timothy and orchard,
will more or less heavs. IL timothy and orchard
grass are in clumps occasioned by too thin SOW
ing you can only roll them thoroughly. il heavy,
and if the aftermath of orchard grass has not
been cut or fed of las it should have been) put
this heavy harrow over 1t and four horses; this
tears out all the dead grass from tho bottom,
giving all your grasses good, clean start, and
bear ia mind that one inch at the bottom is
worth two at the top. This will also facilitate
your moving machine, the guards not clogging
up with rotten and dead grass.
l need not enumerats ali the purposes that a
roller can be put to; an intelligent mind will
soon grasp 1t. Men keep moving and threshing
machines for hire; why not . rollerl The latter
will pay them best, not being so liable TO get out
of order, or extras to be kept on hand. Or let
two or three email farmers combine and pur-
chase one. After using they will agree with
me that it is the best tool on the farm
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orr The seed terminates quickly and soon takes
possession Of the ground crowding out tho
weeds and killing them in their frat stages
soil and for blowing under . green uanurial
crop The turnip crop is one of the most i'm
portsnt Formerly farmers gave the turnip
crop but little attention. owing to the labor re-
day the opening of the rows. seeding covering
and wedding can be done with implements es-
pscislly adapted for the purpose, and the crop
should be a leading one every farm Turnips
can be grown in large fields il the ground be
properly prepared. and for winter use. fed to
stock either cooked or raw. they serve to pro-
mote health and increase the value Of the grain
rations by their dietary effect IL has been
shown that whenever roots are fed TO stock, in
connection with other food. the combination
gives greater increase than exclusive diet
of one kind, and this fact alone gives addi-
tional value TO the turnip crop.
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The Jobbing Trade.
COAL AND COKE

Block, IS. 25 " ton; Minshall, SO y too; Jack
son, 1878 y ton; Pittsburg, 81 y ton; Raymond
city 81 y ton; Wlnifrede "a y ton: Campbell creek,
81 y ton; Hooking. S3. IS p ton; Island City, 50 y
ton; nut. - 20 p ton: Highland % 20 y ton: Dug
gar tPeacock) lump. % y TOM nut. SO y ton; chest.
crate anthracite 1913 y ton: gas coke. 13c = bu;
crushed coke lao y bu. All soft coal nut size soc
ton less than the above prices on the quail ity
of lump Goa.
MISUNDERSTANDING AGA, lie; Conestoea b.
loc; Consstoga extra. Is lac; ConestogA Gold Medal
Lac; Conestoga Goa, lie; Gouestoen A. Zoe: Con.
estoga X. Dc; Pearl River. l2c; Falls OBO 32-inch
3A2c; Methuen IA, 12isc; Oakland A. i.sc; ow1ft
River. 6isc; York. 32-inch. 13AsG York. 3oinch,
BLEAcHED SHEErINGs-Blackstone AA, Sc. Balloon
Son. i2c; Chestnut Hill 6l9c Cabot A. lac: Chan
man x, 6Asc Dwight Star s. Sc; Fruit of the Loom
sac; LonsdAle, sac; Linwood. Sisc; Masonvile. Sc:
ase; Psppsrsn io-i, s5e; Hins s.se: HOPE. 7se:
Knights Cambria, &c; Lonsdals Cambria III p
Whitinsville, 33-inch, 6isc: wamsutta. lie
Notwithstanding. 7%c: Bstss. 7l4c, Glou-
csster. isc; Glasgow 6isc; Lancaster, 7&e; Rsnsl-
wsss 7s B Ssafsn ic. 30 comSsrand ss
GRAIN BAas-Ansriesn. $780, AslsntA SIS;
FrsnklinyiIle. $3.50. Lewiston. Sls: Ontario.
$l6.50. Stark A, 81.
PAPzs CAnBRIcs-Manvills, 6es s. 3 Son.
PEIsrs-Amaricsn fancy, 6es Aliens fancy. 5nscs
Aliens dark, 5i9c; Aliens pink. 6A9c Arnolds. 0Asc,
Berlin solid colorx. 6cs Coeheco, &c, Couestoxas
5ase. Dunnslls Size; Eddyssons. 6,3e; Hsrtsl 5lsG
Harmony. Sc; Hamilton. TEL 6rscnwich, 6isc;
Knieksrboeker size; Mallory link &c, Richmond. 6s
6e: Axavsu Z, 3iscs Bedford +, 49,; Augusta
oisc; Boot AL. 6&c; Continental c, 6&e. Dwight
Star 7@c; Echo Laks 0s; 0rauitsviIIs EE 61oes Law
rsnss LIZ 6ei Reosssa =. 7%s Fsppsrsh 4. 6%s
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Elsewhere.
KANSAS CITY, June 9.-The Live Stock Indicator
Cornfsd steady to veal. few grasser: sold good cows
firm; good to choice coru-fed, $5.l0O55O; com
mon TO medium, $3-2504.S0, stockers. $500
Hogs-Recepts. 10.375; shipments. 1888. Mar
ket slow, weak and ga 10c lower. closing with bet
ter feeling good to choice, &5-3O05- 40; common
to medium, 80 l005.25; skips and pigs $2.oO0
40
Shses-Rece;pts 2. ss7: Shipments none. Market
steady good to choice, So "a; common to medium,
$203.
through; 200 head for sale Market strong apd 10c
higher all sold Sales Prime. 400 fbs and upward.
$5.1Oo5.5Os choice. 1900 to 1,400 ms. $4,000
5.25.
Sheep and Lambs-Recsipts, q 800 head through;
400 head for sale. Market active and Zoe lower.
Sales good. 80 to 90 p sheep. - .4oo4.65;
for sale. Market fairly active and 5000 lower on
mediums and Workers.: light rough stock unchanged;
mediums. $5.8505.90; Workers. $5.7005.65.
CHICAGO. June 9.-Ths Drovers' Journal re.
mixed, sIs5s3. 40: stocIers and feeders, $2.4Oo
Hogs-Rsceipts, 10000: shipments. -. Mar.
heavy. s5.5595.75; light. $5.3505.65; Pigs and
sheep-Recsipts. 5000; shipments. -. Mar
ket weak; natives $405.4O; Texans, $204
Western. s303-6o; spring lambs. $15o04.5o
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. June 9.-Cattle-Receipt
81; shipments. 323. Nothing doing: all through
eonsgnments Fifteen cars of cattle shipped to New
York to-day.
Hoes-Rsseips.,, 2.1oo; .hipmsns.. $500; Mar
595; Workers, $57505.85; common to fair, SEQ
05.70; pigs. $505.40. One car OF hogs shipped q
New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts, 2.4o0: shipments, 2,200. Mar
ket fair at unchanged prices
ST. LOUIS, June 9.-Cattls-Rscsipts, 1900
shipments 900. Market active: choice heavy native
steers $4.6505 So fair good native steers, 81 25
a. so; butchers steers medium to choice $3.50
4s0; stockers and feeders, fair to good. $2.40d
3.70 rangers, ordinary to good, 50. 2004.30.
Hogs-Receipts, 200; shipments, 900, Market
strong at yesterdays quotations
Sheep-Receipts, 200: shipments. 800. Market
steady; fair to fancy, $3.5065. ss
CINCINNATI, June 9.--Cattls---Receipts, 440
shipments. 200. Market quiet and steady.
Sheep-Receipts 2785; shipments 500. Msrke,
quiet and easier. Lambs in fair demand at S407.
Hogs-Market steady;. common and light, "a a
$50; packing and butchers, S.. $3.50. Re
ceipts, $40; shipments. $40.
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OIL.

NEW YORK. June 9.-Petroleum opened firm at
Tee and advanced 3sc in the early trading but be-
weak in the first hour and decline in which
continued until noon, the market closing weak at
7s4e. New York Consolidated Exchange opening
zoe; highest. 793sc; lowest 7s14c; closing 7SI4c
New York Stock Exchange opening. 79iec: highest
79asc; lowest 7Sise; closing. 7Sisc. Total sales
both exchanges. 649 900 brls-
PFrTSBURG. Pa, June 9.--Petrole1m quiet. Ma
tional Transit certificates opened az 7Sc closed at
7slacs highest. 79ssc; lowest. 7Siac.
CLEVELAND. june 9.-Petroleum easy; standard
white 110o. 74c.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. June 9.-Turpsntine Arm at
33lsc.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. June -Turpsntins firm at
33c.
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Some Of the most important crops grown are
those that are seeded after me summer opens.
While certain plants may REQUIRE the cooler
weather Of spring, with plenty Of time for
growth. any failure OF the crops seeded in the
sprinR does not necessarily cause loss OF the
whole season, as some of the most profitable
crops grown are put in 80 late a. July The
sweet potato. bean. miliet. buckweat and tEsnip
crops are strictly summer crops, and grow rap
jply and mature early. The sweet potato plants
are set ont in rews ike cabbage. and this CON-
% 10 she work to be done rather early
in the season. when the ground 10 moist which
rem ders the plants subject to injury on cool
riehts. ~ they Are vsry tender. This desire to
2 ct the sweet potato plants out sarly has caused
ti,er loss, and IL 10 necessary this season for re-
nj snting in many instances IL 10 not the early
Ola uts rhaf always take the Lead in gro With. bpt
tho v that start OF nndsr the most fayorabls
conesi1ions and late plants. tnsrsfors. may
prod a better than those put ont early. Millst
Is one AZ the most profitable crops that can BE-
grown especially fields not suitable to
Clover. n Is entails but little labor and
producss hay of exssllsnt quality IL cut
when tia seed flowers appear. Much de-
ponds on 4 re time Of cutting and curing the
crop. Hus ysarian grass. which Is clossly allied
to INLET e o be ussd % pasture grass when
young Or = spay b moved af intervals Of time
aIlow Tor ~ swth and ens as hay. MiIiet and
Hungarian era - are excellent weed sxterninat-
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Cash quotations were as follows Flour quiet and
unchanged; No. 2 spring wheat, S540s6c; No.
red. s6asc No. corn o1s.e; No 2 oats 32isc; No
$L30; prime timothy seed, s2.10o215: mess pork
per bril-, $l3.9501400; lard, per pound, S.55c;
short-rib sides Qoose). 755cs drysalted shoulders
boxed 606.25c; shorr-clear sides, (boxed) 500
8.15c; whisky, dstillers finished goods. per gallon,
$1.20.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the butter
ket showed extra good demand; creamery, 1501Sc;
dairy, 13016i2c- Eggs. prime fresh, 14014i9c.
Receipts-Flour. IA 600 brls; wheat, Al 900 bu;
corn. Sd. 900 bu; oats, 294. 900 bu: rye, ], 600
bu; barley. 1000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 20, 600
brls; wheat. $4,000 bu; corn, 325, 600 bu; oats.
23O. 600 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley 1900 bu.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
The Government Crop Report Badly De-
moralizes the Chicago Board Of Trade,
Causing Rapid Fluctuations In the Price Of
Wheat-COrn Participates in the Excite
ment--Provis:ens Dull and Heavy.
MONEY. BONDS AND STOCKS.
An Increase Of Business az New York, the
Market Closing DUH and Weak.

An Increase Of Business az New York, the
Market Closing Dull and Weak.
NEW YORK. june 9.-Noney on call was easy 81
PER cent. closing offered at 1As per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. z06 per cent
Sterling exchange was dull but steady at "a. s6ls
for sixty-day bills. and S4-sSl4 for demand.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were go 722
shares ineludine the following: Erie. 1.5OO: Lake
Shore, 500; Missouri Pacific. 2.45c Northwestern,
e.075; Reading. 13. 100. St. Paul. 30. 700; Union
Pseife 3,25os Western Union, 1850.
The stock market closed the week to-day duh and
weak. though the volume Of business was
somewhat larger than for the corresponding hours Of
the previous days of the week The opening was
weak st declines extending to y per cent? and the
grangers thsony feature developed for over an
hour. There was free selling of those stocks for
Western account and Northwestern and
London and commission houses were
doing nothing. ana the professionals bearish
the unfasorabls dispatches from the West,
and the Late reduction in piR-iron
tolls. ST. Paul common lost per cent. the
preferred lie. and late in the session the movement
reached Rock Island, which dropped H. The
actions in the rest Of the list were without interest
except IN Oregon Improvement which resumed its
upward course. and after opening mp per cent.
Ezined = more There more animation in the
general list toward the close but the market was dull
throughout and closed weak at the lowest prices
reached Oregon Improvement gained pa, but Rock
Island is down 2i4 Northwestern, 1le St. Paul pre-
ferred, 15s, and the common per cent
There was the usual quiet business in railroad
bonds but the market presented a marked contrast
10 the dealings IN shares. being firm throughout,
though the changes in quotations were for small frac-
tons a rule The sales amounted to $513 600, OF
which Texas Pacific hrsts furnished $114, 900.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were very duh and steady. Closing
cuotsfons
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NEW ORLEANS, June 9.-Cotton firm. Mid.
ding. lice; low niddling. 1915; good ordina,
ry Size; net and gross recspts SAL bales; exports
20 the continent. 4. l67 bales; exports eoastwise
2s41 bales; sales. $50 bales; stock 95 9s3 bales
LIVERPOOL. June S.-Cotton irner, sales H.
900 bales including 900 bales for speculation and
export and 5000 bales American.
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Good shippfae Cattle Active and Higher
Hogs Sc to Toe Lows~.
ISDIAxxPoLIs june o.
CHARACTERISTICS, 1900; shipments. LOO.
There was liberal supply and the market was active
and higher good "a fancy shppsrss butcher grades
about steady: there sons green, half-fat stuff
which found slow sale at prices TBres of
fancy heavy shippers sold at $685. but the general
sales for the best run fom So to $40; about al
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NEW YORK. june 9.-Dry Goods-Ths market
was qriet In al respects. On Monday agents viii ad.
vance prices A follows: New York Mills 36inch
beachcd TO lie; First Cali, Second TO None Oaklawn
thirtysxnch blsaehed ie each: First Call and Sec.
ond 10 None, 7saa blsaehsd. les each.
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BOSTON. June 10.-The following table shows
the gross exchanges at the leading clearing
the United States for the week ended June o, 1888
together with tho rates per cent of increase and de-
crease, compared with the amounts for ths CORE
spending week IN 1887:
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Choice to fancy Shipper IS .00055o
Medium to good shippers 4.4004A so
Common 10 fair shippers 3.5004 10
Good TO choice heifers- 3.700425
Common TO medium heifers- Z.S503.40
Good to choice cows 3.40a3S5
Common 70 medium cows.....-. 2.O003. 10
yeals GOOD to choice 4.O004 so
Common to medium acknowledgements 3-O003-75
Balls common to good 2.0O03 90
Milkers dull at---..---.---.---16 .0003 sc. 90
HoGs-Receipts. .. 100; Shipments, 2, 800. Quality
only fair. market opened DC TO Zoe lower. especially
on light mixed grades later ruled active closed
quiet all sold.
Heavy packing and shipping IS .6005.75
Common to good r1xed- 5-35o5.56
Common I'd good light 5.3O05.55
Pigs and heavy roughs- .-------..----. 475o5.Z5
SHEEP-Receipts, 225; shipments, 400. The
suppIylw light for Saturday. Market stronger on
all decent grades; all sold.
Good to choice grslss 1894. %
Fair to medium ....3 .2O03. 60
Common 2.5O03 90
Spring lambs, good to choice. 4.2505.00
Common TO medium 3.5004.00
Bucks per head 2.0003-0O
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OIL CAKE
Oil cake-S23R ton: oil meal. $23.
PROVISIONS

JoBsrNa PnIcEs- Smoked Meats - Sugar.eured
hams 10 to IL ms average. 124c; Is ms average.
l2c; 17is fns average IL ae 20 lbs average IL tse;
% os average 114c English cured breakfast bacon.
bacon. aos4e; sugarSureo snouider1 ~ 70 Il
Ds average. oHc Lngnsn,curso soou'ac.s. 94c
California hams; hens or meoaum, oSc; osis3 DeeI
hams. 1ac orleo peer nAms, xoo. bacon
Clear sides medium average. Sxc: 90 IDS ana oyer.
average yoec; clear osexS me" 10. syeses. &c
9,eas 9e,nes "c1u" ~ n.root.d, o. a., sn.
fickiea MesesISs 81 49, III. s,.so,S o..
Dsens 20 hsl a1n NJ IN 8 00. sams9v 49,.
cieJr 1eAh ono =. 81 ~. b.m az ru..r - Sri
BON ~. SIS 90. nir pork. Ia IOO.b kegs ksr.
$Ioov DJiofn~-I 81 D. D.. - x;n4s- w 49,
srgs on ' ~ 49,. a.. - nr.h.s hr,s ioL.' =,
r snr - ~ s m ~ go. a.. IN 2o-n 80. ~
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1nsoEE: The SHORT LINE
fs Both EAST and WEST

- The only Inc with soIld Trains 60
Bloomington and Peoria with through cars to princ
pal Missouri river points, in several hours less time
than any other line Also, through Sleeping and Re-
clinng-chair Cars via Danve to Chicago. making as
quick time at lower rates. than any other line The
authorized diferential route East, with quick time
and through tickets principal Eastern cities at
considerably less than regular rates.
Trains at Indianapolis Union Depot
Leave going East. -s4:l0 am Hoo am 300 pm
Leave going West-.+7:30 am $3.50 pm -11.00 pm
Arrive, from East 100 am BIS pm 1000 nm
Arrive from West. t3:5u am 10:40 am -6:40 pun
-Daiy. All trains have tho finest of Buffet Sleep
ers and Reclining chair Cars. For tickets and full in
formation apply 1873 South Illinois ST. the Unior
Depot, Indianapolis. TO any agent on the line.
ErLook in local colnmn for special notices of ex-
eursons reduced rates. etc.
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~ FIRST REGIMENT
4 ,EH x. OF p.
ss::5!s:z!5ssEs4 d GIN GIN N At
ExcurSiOn,

EXCURSION.
June IL and 49, via O.. II. s. D., which route was
selected as being best prepared to handle the multi
tuds. ONLY $3.50 FOR THE ROUND TRIP.
Good returning until June 10. Special train leaves
ner; parade at 4; homo same night, IL desired.
Trains Leave Indianapolis:
355 q. M daily. 1880 m, $50 p. m, els ..
Trains Arrive at Indianapolis:
$50 an, 1l:45 An, 4:57 p.m 1855 pm. fdaily.)
Information bureau and ticket Office. corner Illinois
street and Kentucky avenue. w. H FISHER,
Gen1 AT c. h & / z. r. Indianapolis
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Wholesale and Retail at HUNTINGTON HOSES
SEED STORE 70 and 80 f. Market st., Indianapo
liz Samples and prices Furnished on application
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WABASH & MICHIGAN RY
4 fTHE ELKHART LINE.l

Try the new Sleeping and Chair Car for Grand Rapids
Lv Indianapolis sos pm Lv GRID Rapids HOO pm
The best route for Warsaw Cedar Beach. st. Joseph
Petoskey and Northern Michigan Summer Resorts.
Three through trains each way daily, except Sunday,
between Indianapolis and Marion. Wabash, Warsaw
Goshen Elkart Niles Benton Hsrbor. st. Joseph and
intermediate points
Trains " indianapolis 4:30 am 11:55 am sos pm
Trains ar Indian pols10 am $50 pm 1890 pm
Indianapolis Ticket Ondces-Union Depot. 1851
South Illinois street, Bates House.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-11-01
An Explanation.

What is this nervous trouble" with
which so many seem now to be af-
hicted? If you will remember a few
years ago the word Malaria was COM
paratively unknown,-to-day it is as
common as any word in the English
language, yet this word covers only
the meaning of another word used by
our forefathers in times past. So it
is with nervous diseases, as they and
Malaria are intended to cover what
our grandfathers called Billiousness,
and all are caused by troubles that
arise from diseased condition of the
Liver which in performing its func-
tions finding it cannot dispose of the
BILE through the ordinary channel is
compelled to pass it off through the
system, causing nervous troubles,
Malaria, Bilious Fever, etc. You
who are suffering can well appreciate
a cure. We recommend Green's Au-
gust Flower. Its seures are mar
velous. "9+