iTHTTBSBAY EVENING, THE - M^mAmm^mmAu iMA#yflld63/ SORRY FOR TEE CHURCH CifYNfiWS^' .£Hii: Louis Richter, Excommunicated PIGEON RACE AT FAIR Minister, Discusses Presbyterian w - — ^ , . <, - . General Assembly's Action. **• Pajicilrs jof Fast Flyers Will Find ?f . a Fortune at June Louis Richtor. who was expelled and excommunicated from the ministry of ihe ' $%' Fair. '• "*" ' '* Presbyterian church by the Presbyterian general assembly at Los Angeles yester­ day, says the action is of little moment to him personally, but that it Is a had Minneapolis Birds Will Contest thing for the church. He still stoutly maintains that his position in defense.,of V*th . Those of Many Noted the use of .alcoholic liquors.In moderation, N as opposed to prohibition,. Is the right way ^ Lofts Elsewhere. to combat the evils of intemperance. Altho no longer an ordained minister, he an­ nounces that he will continue to perform the functions of a clergyman, and that he A feature of ladles* day, June 10, at the will consider himself legally authorized to June fair and carnival will be a pigeon perform the marriage ceremony whenever raceunde r the auspices of the Minne­ he is asked to do sp. If any doubt should apolis Homing Pigeon club of the national then exist on that score, he explains, the federation. There will be 300 birds lib­ courts can be asked to settle it. erated at the fair grounds at 3 o'clock. Mr. Richter expressed his scorn for the Besides birds from the Minneapolis action taken by the assembly by saying club some noted lofts of the United States that the church was under too much "pet­ will be represented in this contest, among ticoat government." The men who op­ them C. A. Mahr's loft. Irvington. N. J.; posed him, he declared, were largely relat­ A. H. Cronger, Germantown, Pa.; Andrew ed to the church by marriage, being Both in stock rooms and that in the department. It is im­ Dixon, Richmond Hill, N. Y.; C. W. brothers-in-law to the church, who did not Krouse, Philadelphia; R. V. Blanken follow the gospel of Jesus Christ and PauL Buehler, Elizabeth, Pa.: H. Beach, Fort He believed what he found in the Bible, perative that this be done at once as the stock rooms are to be Wayne, Ind.; A. R. Rogers, Louisville. and there was nothing in what he had said Ky.; J. J. Pette, Chicago, 111., and other that was contrary to its teachings. moved, owing to building alterations. Broken Lines Closed noted lofts. Mr. Richter characterized the action of :The liberation will be in charge of Fred the assembly as outrageous, saying that May and other members of the Minneap­ he had done nothing that he would con- Out Regardless of Cost. Everything reduced. We devote olis club, who will have all of their best ceal, that he had simply contended that birds in the race. the liquor business was an honorable one Linens for Shirt Waists* -• Exhibitors will find Industrial street when properly conducted. He was free New York Clergyman Is Heard of Toweling* them out we have marked them at 2-yard wide Bleached and Half Bleach­ Napkins* yesterday, altho it did not advance her In San Francisco—Suffering very low prices: ed Damask;, 75c and 79c Rflf* in the list of the candidates. Miss Dalla- from Dementia. 10c Bleached Pure Linen Tow- gtg% qualities. This sale, yard... ****** f bleached and half bleached all linen srer. who gained 173. however, moved up Henry Austin Adams, a. former New 3x2 y& cloths that sold for $1.65, $1.95 ' a* peg and tooK second place irom Miss York clergyman well known in Minneapo­ eling. This sale, yard "** 2-yard wide Bleached and Half Bleach­ Napkins, $1.59 quality, tf^ -« -f RL. Hogue. Mis McAllis er gained 153 votes. and $2.50; this Sale, each $1.19 lis, whose eccentricity and strange dis­ ed Damask; $1.00 and $1.10 "7K|\ This sale, dozen...... H* • m • %M The standing of the candidates according appearance were recently related in T h e 12£e Bleached Pure Linen Tow­ $1.59 $1.98. tp ,,the count taken at 10 o'clock this Journal, has been heard from again. qualities. This sale, yard. ..•**** f and | size bleached Satin Damask morning was: A message received by his New York eling. This sale, yard 2£x2 yd. cloths that sold for $2.00, 2-yard wide Bleached and Half Bleach­ Napkins, $2.95qualities. ^4 AC Miss' Michaelson .. 1.697 } friends from Sar. Francisco announced Mis* Sara Hogue 1,0.">9 | that he had passed thru that city and that $2.56 and $3.25; this Sale, each $1.59 ed Double Satin Damasks; $1.35 and This sale, dozen...... V • •**«; Miss Ahn Da linger l.tfitt 15c Bleached Barnsley all lin­ Miss Hazel Runge '...1.404 he was plainly suffering from mild de­ en Toweling. This sale, yard $1.89 $2.59. $1.50 qualities. This A 4 AA f size full bleached double Satin Da­ Hiss Laura Harper 1,547 mentia. While in San Francisco "he is mask Napkins, $4.50 &Q AA Miss Bonnie McAllister 1,2(57 said- to have lived under an assumed 3x2-yards, $3.00, $4.00and $5.00; this sale* yard.. . ?™ •••wlP Mlss.vCora B. Crundall 967 name, his presence being known to a few quality. This sale, doz. *Pm»»lFlF Miss Rn.ve Newman 910 ; 7". *.'."• Towels* sale, $2.25 $3.99 and $3.75 each. Remnants of Damask* Miss ojsephlne A. Wanous 627 only. Arrangements were made with Odd Napkins* New York friends to employ prominent We have never made so low prices on Miss Lulu Crowell has been elected maid alienists to study his case. He will be 10c Unbleached Bath Towels, 2£x2j, 2£x3yds., worth t£ <9 Cf| We bought an importer's sample line of honor at Rochester, Minn., in the voting placed in a retreat. where every opportu­ this sale, each...... $5.25 to $7; your choice Hf O*01F our Remnants of Table Linens as we contest conducted by the Post and Rec­ nity will be afforded him to recover. do at this sale. Look them over at of half-dozen Napkins at prices away ord. At Fergus Falls Miss Marie Hovey Little is known of the whereabouts of 19x36 Bleached Linen Huck Towels, 2|x2vi, 2£x2i, 2£x3 yards, worth $6.50 under the market value. Below we >.J wag elected maid in the contest conducted the young woman, the subject of Adams' m Bargain Tables, front part pf store. give a few of the many bargains that by the Daily Journal. last novelette, "My Client vs. the People," can't beat them at 12&c, §& 1 g% to $7.60; your choice 9i*\ 7t% •• • Padding* -- ' < ':- with whom he was said to be infatuated each...... ®2^ at : await you— RAILROAD MEN INJURED and who disappeared about the same time 49c heavy Table Padding, OAp Reg. $1.25 doz., this sale, 6 for. .50o that Adams left for parts unknown. If Fringed and Hemmed Huck and Da­ Lunch Cloths. for this sale ." ^ w Reg. $2.15 doz., this sale, 6 for. .75© 800 Line Conductor Has Ribs Broken- she can be found she will be persuaded mask Towels, that sell for 4 45 g% Milwaukee Employe's Leg to enter a. religious retreat. $1.00 qualities of all linen, satin, Tray Cloths* Reg. $3.25 doz., this sale, 6.. $1.00 i, ' . Is Crushed. 22hc and 25c, this sale each.. • vw damask Lunch Cloths, this &± CA 50c and 60c qualities of Tray ORA Reg. $3.75 doz., this sale, 6.. $1.25 "V. '. > Oliver Burris, a Soo line conductor, was sale;--eachvv'.'".'. , ... OiPl* Reg. $4.50 doz., this sale, 6.. $1.59 taken to St. Barnabas hospital yesterday RAILROADS. On all t% above we limit quantity. ; Cloths, for this sale, each.. %**9** I afternoon suffering from two broken ribs and other injuries. He was sitting in his R. R. MEN GET ADVANCE caboose when the engine struck the car with such force as to throw him to the Wisconsin Central Men Get Increase of floor. His injuries are not thought to MINNEAPOLIS ft w«.n.«d H«I.AVJ be fatal. 12 to 15 Per Cent. A. P. Bloomquist, employed on the I. & Five hundred train, baggage and switchmen will participate in an advance M. division of the Milwaukee road, was •Phone No. 226. St. "LouiILoi * Depot. in wages granted by the Wisconsin Cen­ also taken to St. Barnabas hospital yes­ aBx. Son. Others Daily. | LeaT*. | Antra. terday afternoon. His right leg had been tral and effective June 1. The men made a request about two weeks ago and the Watertown and Storm Lake crushed under the wheels of a freight Express a 8:47 am a B:1B pm train. matter was taken up at once by the of­ Omaha,. Des Moines, Kan­ ficials with the result that advances of sas City. Mason City and Marshalltown a »:W am a 6:50-jna APPEAL ON JENKS' BILL 12 and 15 per cent were ordered. In this i -Eleetric IA rhted—Obwrra- Lear* ArrlTti Bstherville and Madison 6:15 pm 10:00 am case, however, the switchmen will wqrjc Fot June-^W Cents Hon Cars to Portland, Ore., Tia •10:45 »1:50 "NORTH ST AS LIMITED" on the Chicago instead of the St. Paul' Butte, Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma Chicago ) and St. Louis 5:15a. at Taxpayers Object to His Getting $302.69 am pm 1:45p.m. schedule, which means - half . a, cent ' an, Pacific Express Peoria Limited for Framing New -,>.. •..--' : Omaha - and Des Molni 7:45 pm 8:15 am : r hour more. Double-heading will be con­ Fargo.feelena,Butte, Spokane, 10:46 *7:05 •£•"-•'•'•'•*""; ' '•' • Law. '" ''•' "•'•'•' Seattle, Tacoma, Portland Limited 7:25 am ? fined to the region about Fond du Lac. pm 8;35 pm , An appeal has been taken from the MY FRIEND PROSPERO-^A NEW ITALIAN NOVEL Fargo and Leech Lake Local action of the board of county commis­ MR. STICKNEY'S OWN 8t. Cloud, Little Falls, Braln- sioners allowing the bill of J. B. Jenks t 9:10 t5:20 OFFICE, 823 NICOLLET AT. erd, Walker, Bemldjl, Fargo... am pm 'Phones, N. W., 2147; T. C, (S3S. for $302.69 for his work in drawing up He and Not Great Western Buys Des Dakota and Manitoba Express Trains leare and arrive Milwaukee Depot Dally. the county clerk's fee bill, which was Fergus Falls, Wahpeton, Moines & Southern. MoorHead, Fargo, (Mandan ILsaTe tor. 1 A,rt. front, made a law by the last legislature. The It was A. B. Stickney and not the Great » 8:36 *6:50 bill was approved by Public Examiner Dally Ex. Sunday), Crookston, pm Albert Lea, Cedar Rapids, Western that bought the Des Moines .& Grand Forks, Grafton, Winnipeg am Darenport, Bock Island, S. T. Johnson and Assistant County At­ Southern road.: President F. _W. Cherry MoQne, Chicago, Bur­ 9:10 ami 4:55 pi torney C. L. Smith and was thereupon al­ Henry m <»/{Harla' n 18:15 J TOO.' lington. Quincy and St. gave out this Information yesterday .in "Duluth Short Line" Louis 6:80 pm| S:40 am lowed by the board. Yesterday notice, Des Moines. This verifies the strenuous T TRAINS TO "Ml t3:50J signed by seven taxpayers was served statement of Mr. Stickney that the Great Author of " The €atdinaT^ Snuff-Box" upon Mr. Smith, and the bill will have Western had not bought the line. It js DULUTH AND SUPERIOR 10:301T.00 I Minneapolis. St. Paul I Mi Ste, Marie •Dally. tEx. Sunday. to be taken before a judge of the district expected that the Burlington will even­ LT. Depot, 8d and Washington STS S. AT. court for decision. NOTE.—All trains use the Union Station, St. tually get it. Construction will Degin at Begins in " MCCLURE'S " for June and will run six months Paul, and Union Station in Minneapolis. 9:45 ami ...Pacific Express, daily. 16:00 pm once. The Des Moines & Southern is sur­ 19 NICOLLET BLOCK. 6:85 pm| ...Atlantic Limited, dally... .|9:30 am BARBERS WILL CLOSE EARLY veyed southwest fom the Iowa capital as a serial. It is a love-idyl, even more graceful, vivacious, and TELEPHONE MAIN !>»*> Depot, 6th and Washington STS N.. to Greenfield. TICKET OFFICE 9:10 pml. .Dakota Express, Ex. Sun.. 16:65 am Down-Town Shops, After June 15, Will exquisitely finished than Mr. Harland's two other great successes. 8:00 ami. .Bhlnelander Local, Ex. Bun.. [6:05 pm Close at 7 Instead of , Freight Men Don't Agree. No agreement was reached yesterday HENRY HARLAND " Easily first In his own delightful lines. "-LONDON TIMES. THREAT NORTHERN 8 p.m. at Chicago between the freight lines from WISCONSIN CEilRU IV. After June 15 all barber shops in the Kansas City and Chicago to the gulf as Author of " The most brilliant of our contemporary novelists."—BALTIMORE SUN, Otttce, 800 Nlc 'Phone, Main 860. Union Depot. central portion of the city will close at "THE CARDINAL'S SNVFF-BOX"" Deserves first place for the year's fiction."-NB»r YORK TIMES. to rates on flour from Kansas and Ne­ LeaTe. |aDally. bEx. -Sun. cSun. only.l ArriTS. "UK MILWAUKEE ani CHICAGO 7 p. m. instead of 8, as has been the cus­ braska. The lines to Chicago said they ai.ooo told " One of the most refreshing novels of the year." Leate 7:28 a. m. and 7:05 p. m. dally. b 9:OUam St. Cloud, Fargo, Gd. Forks b 4 55pm Arrlre 8:50 a. m. and 8:10 p. m. daily. tom. This action was decided upon by would do nothing better than 22% cents, PHILADELPHIA NORTH AMERICAN* bio :O0am . .Tlt-tan. Aberdeen, Fargx.. b 6 40pm the Journeymen Barbers' union at a meet­ the rate now from Kansas City by the " THE LADY PARAMOUNT " " A thine of sheer delight, well nigh perfect "-BOSTON TRANSCRIPT. all :01am FLVEKTO PACIFIC C0A8T alO 10pm ing last night. Some of the members pre­ blO :00am Wlllmor, Sioux Falls, Fargo, way of Chicago and lake and rail to New 55,000 sold " The wittiest book of the season."—NEW YORK SUN. Watertown, Sioux City.... b 5 :40pm HOTELS ferred to begin early closing June 1, but York, and all rail to Newport News. The b 3:05pm .Princeton, Milaca, Duluth. bl3 :40pm as six shops opposed that action, but gulf lines demanded a differential of 2% NOTE—Toget alio/ "MY FRIEND PROSPERO"with theleast trwiblg, subscribe for McClure's b 6:lupm ..Wayzata and Hutchinson.. b 8 55am agreed to close at 7 after June 15, the a 6:02pm .Montana and Pacific Coast. a 2::16p: m cents per 100 pounds, asserting that the at One Dollar a year. Address ihe S. S. McClure Compaq/, 146 East Twenty-fifth St., New York. :55am matter was postponed until that time. a 8:45am ..Minn, and Dak. Express.. 6 rates now in effect discriminate in favor a 8:40pm Fargo, Gd. Forks, Winnipeg 7 10am ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. of the Chicago gateway. ' a 8:40pm WllTmar. Sioux Falls, Yank­ Ends Headache's Torture. Statistics were presented' by the Chi­ ton. Sioux City :10am AND THE ' Lazy livers and sluggish bowels cause b 9:80am :45am cago lines to,'show that 75 per cent of b 8:05pm Minneapolis to Valuta :O0pm headaches. 5jpr. King's New Life Pills re­ the flour traffic from Kansas and Ne­ all;47pm :4opui move the cause, or no pay. Only 25c. braska Is going to the gulf ports and the ROCKEFELLER Sleeper (or 11:47 train ready at 9 p. m. remaining 25 per cent to the Atlantic If you had taken two of Carter's Little coast via St. Louis and Chicago. Hotel Deanisi Lilv6r Pills before retiring you would not The indications are for a fight. . have had that coated tongue or bad taste The tevorlte resort of many well known \* RAILROAD HOTES. INDICTED in the mouth this morning. Keep a vial Minneapolis families. -| The Northern JPaelflc has shipped a. apecla.1 with you for occasional use. train pi thirty carloads of agricultural and Atlantic City otters every known suua-" * threshing machine^ to Spokane. The train Mr. Rockefeller and his associates meet the law face to face. The story i^~ started at Racine. Wis., and is sent west by the Mcktt Ottot, m NlcoUtt Toopa, aw Main. mer amusement ana attraction. Delight- £j J. I. Case Threshing Machine company. It will of the crisis of 1879. Now fully told for the first time, by Miss Tarbell 'tax. Bun. Others Daily. 1 LeaTe, \ ArriTS. ful bathing- beaoh; deep sea and bay fish-jjy Sleeplessness arrive in Minneapolis to-day and will make day- runs thru Minnesota and Dakota. The machin­ Uhi'go, Milw'kee, Madison. 7:50 am 10:20 pm ing* and yachting. Championship Gol«4j Is «Mp to insanity. Many a woman re­ in her History of the Standard Oil, which is "more exciting and more Chicago—Atlantic Exp .... 10:20 pm 5:20 pm ery will be disposed of about Spokane. Chicago—Fast Mail 5:85 pm 10:00 am Links, etc. \**1 alises this as shfi lies awake hour by The Union Pacific strike that has been on at marvellous," says the Chicago Tribune, "than any fiction ever written." Northwestern Limited— boor, peopling the darkness with phan­ all the shops was declared off last evening, and Chicago, Milw'kee, Madison 8:00 pm 7:55 am The Hotel Dennis is delightfully situ-,'^ to-day all the boiler-makers will return to work Duluth, Superior, Ashland. *7:85 am •5:0V pm toms, starting at the creaking "of the bed under the terms of the settlement agreed upon Wausau.F. du Lac, Gr. Bay 6:85 pm 10:00 am ated directly on the beach, with unob-* 'u or the .1118116 of at New York last week. Twilight Limited— structed ocean view. Noted for the select' the bedclothes. Duluth, Superior, Ashland. 4:00 pm 9:85 pm The summer excursion rates of the Milwau­ Elmore, Afgona, Des M.. •7:10 am •8:10 pm class of it's patronage. Hot and cold sea-V'S Such symp­ kee from Northfleld, Red Wing, Cannon Falls Ho. City, Su. Falls, Mitchell 9:80 am 8:10 pm water in private baths. Write for booklet^ toms in general and Faribault will go into effect Saturday. A Huron, Bedneld, Pierre .. •7:10 am •8:10 pm rate Of one fare for the round trip has been Su. City, Omaha. Kan. City 9:80 am 8:10 pm point to disease made. The excursion tickets will be sold Sat­ Mew Ulm, St. James •4:30 pn? •10:85 am of the delicate urday, and are good returning until Monday. Watert'n, Huron. Redneld. 7:30 pm 8:45 am womanly or­ F. H. Fogarty, general agent of the Northern D. Moines, Mitchell. S. F. 7:80 pm 8:45 am WALTER J. BUZBY. Pacific road at Chicago, Is to become assistant Omaha Limited— v gans, and a con­ general freight agent of the Great Northern road 8u. City, Omaha. Kan. City 8:80 pml 8:10 am stant drain of in St. Paul. Mr. Fogarty will be in St. Paul Friday to arrange with the general officers of the vital and the Northern Pacific road for the appointment of WKAGO GREAT WBTERN ft Hotel Kee-Way-Din nervous forces. his successor. The position is a new one. r •The Maple Leaf ffcmte." {The Northwest Wind) This condition The Northern Pacific and the Great Northern A favorite nook on famous Mlnnetonka, upon cannot be over­ railroads have announced the continuation of City Ticket Office, 5th and Nicollet, Minneapolis. the old Hotel Cottagewood site. Splendid Fish­ homeseekers' excursions until the end of Septem­ Depot, Washington and 10th ar S. XeL, M 868. come by sleep­ ber, on the first and third Tuesdays of each ing, Boating, Bathing.. Will be ready next ing powders. month, at one fare plus $2. Leare. 1 ArrlT*. week. RBASONABLB RATES. Inquire of— The diseased Cinnebar station, the former terminus of the •Ex. Sunday. Others dally.|Mln'polls. |Mln'polla condition must Northern Pacific's Yellowstone Park branch, has Kenyon. Dodge Center, 7:40 am 10:40 pm Henry Schombirg been closed and the station has been Oelweln, Dubuque, Free- 8:00 pm 8:00 am be cured before moved three miles south to the boundary of port, Chicago and East 10:46 pm 1:25 pm Hotel San Angelo, Minneapolts, flinn. the conse­ the park, at Gardiner, to be used until the com­ Cedar Falls. Waterloo, Mar­ 10:00 ami 8:00 pm quences of dis­ pletion of the new station now in course of shalltown, . Des Moines, 8:00 pml 8:00 am KZegiln erection at the park entrance. The new station 1:25 pm ease are re­ of the Northern Pacific will be on a loop, so that St.' Joseph, Kansas City. 10:45 pm. Prop. moved. trains can be loaded and unloaded, provisioned Bed Wing. Rochester, Osage •7:55 ami •7:30 am Coney Island Hotel and started on the return Journey to Livingston Northfleld, Mankato . 4:55 pm| 10:55 am Dr. Pierce's without uncoupling the cars. Bayfield, Austin, Lyle, Ma­ •7:40 ami UStO am Waconia, Minn.;/' Open Favorite Pre­ son City ...... 4:85 pm] a8:00 pm German Inspectors Here. scription cures Eagle Grove, Fort Dodge..! '7:40 ami •8:00 pm The Healthiest Place I" t h e womanly On May 17th a party of 46 prominent German agriculturists .representing Em­ on earth. Rates, it.50 •ay 29th io diseases which peror William arrived in Denver to study o $2.00 per amy. cause nervous- the beet sugar Industry in this country. CDIC«§8, MlllMfcCe S $8 to $10 per week. Sept. ISth. : - ness and sleep- The emperor has been greatly interested , leasness. It is the best of tonics and ia- in our progress in agriculture, horticul­ ^vigoranta, nourishing the nerves, en- ture and irrigation, and wants his dele­ SI. Paul feillmj. f couraging the appetite and inducing gation to study the situation along these Ticket office, 828 Nicollet ST. Phone, 122. \ \ refreshing sleep. Irregularity, weaken- lines. The committee should visit Min­ •Daily. sEx.Snnday. xEx.Sat-1 LeaTe. 1 ArrtTe. m in* drains, inflammation, ulceration and neapolis and learn how golden grain belt Chicago, La X., MUwaukee.. • 7:50a7:50am •10:80pm beer improves the health and quenches the Milw'kee. La Crosse, Winona. •2:20p* 2:20pm • 8^0pm Dr. Lyons ¥& female weakness are perfectly cured _by thirst. Although Germany is noted for Chicago. La X., Milwaukee.. • 7:00pm !U , . " * "Favorite Prescription." *; CHICAGO •'PIONEER" LTD. • 8:00pm • 8:00am her beers, they have been outclassed by Chicago, La X.. Milwaukee.. •10:25pm *12:01pm »*-;; ' PERFECT , «„ , *, * My wife was sick, for over eight ware,» write* this healthful beverage. If you haven't Northfleld, Faribo, sK. City. ' 8'20am • 6:20pm Pffffef Albert H. Fulte, Esq., of Attamont Grundy Co.. a case at home, order at once and be pre­ Chicago, raribault, Dubuque. . 8:50pm • »:80am 051 Tenn. « She had uterine disease and[way treated pared for hot weather. ,- - >,•' • - Northfleld, raribault, Austin. % 7:16pm all :15am fev two physlcahs and got no relief. At last I La Crosse, Dubuque. Rk. I«l. s 7:60am •10:80pm read about Dr. Pierce's medidnea and we de­ Ortonrille, MUbank, Aberdeen % 8:25am s 5:46pm •7:00am Tooth Powder cided to try his 'Favorite Prescription.• I sent ,K0^- •' Lake Shore Tours ^' Ortonrllle, xFargo. Aberdeen.!• 7:00pm tothc drug store and got one bottle and the first: Mlnnetonka trains leave Minneapolis z5:S0 pm; dose gave ease and sleep. She had not slept any W'tne title of a very convenient Summer leave Mlnnetonka, s7:45 am. Used by people of refinement forTvifiree nights. Being sure that rtwouia cure Tour Book issued by the Lake Shore & for oyer a quarter of a century her I sent for five more bottles and when she Michigan Southern Ry. showing, routes PREPARED BrtT .' % „„-„.- had taken the sixth bottle she was sound and and rates to the eastern resorts. It will »*a» # wen." be sent on application. "W. B. Hutter, N. Eeaveforl Terminal Points \ Ar.—«" t WW Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be W. P. A., 120 Endicot't Arcade. St. Paul> a^^# , ^j* * W M used with "Favorite Prescription "when­ Minn. C, F. Daly, Chief A. Q. P. A., Chi­ ever a laxative is required. cago, 111.