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Silver COINAGE In India.

Mr.. Chaplin gave formal notice in the house
Of commons yesterday that be would question
the government as to the effects that would fol.
low the stoppage Of free coinage of silver in
India.
After giving the notice Mr.. Chaplin explained
his views OF the effect which the report of the
Herschell committee would have in India.
Should the people Of India grasp the full sig
nfcance of the recommendation to stop coin
ing silver for private account, he said, q rebel
lion might Immediately follow, as the natives
had been exasperated greatly already by the
apparent indifference of the home government,
to the gravity of the silver crisis
Il am told" Mr.. Chaplin added. "that the
Herschell committee proposes to empower the
Indian government, during the suspension of
silver coinage FOX private account, to sell rupees
to those wanting them ut the rate of l shilling
and pence"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-14

improving OutIOOk Tor annapolis Grad yates.
The outlook for the graduating classes of
cadets at Annapolis Is improving, notwith-
standing the decision of tine Attorney General
yesterday, which dashed the hopes of the line
cadets, who hoped to secure some of the va
cancies in the engineer corps. There are thirty
two graduates, and it was feared that places
could not be found for all of them. So far,
however. there are eighteen vacancies that will
await the boys, including those to be caused by
the retirement Of Rear Admiral Baldwin, Com
mander Woodward. Lieut.. Salter and Ensign
French. There are three other prospective
vacancies in the line and six in the marine
corps. and there is still period Of seventeen
days before the day arrives when the surplus
graduates may be dropped, during which time
something may develop to help even the last
man of the thirty-two graduates into place in
the navy.
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Mr.. Stump on Stowxways.

Col. Stump. superintendent of immigration,
Treasury Department, has decided that all
stowaways who are aliens and arrive in vessels
from foreign ports must be treated by immi-
grafton commissioners as alien emigrants. and
vessels bringing them will be held liable for oil
penalties. This method has, IL is said, been q
prolific source Of fraud in the past By this
means the government has not only lost its head
tax, but emigrants coming this Wy have eluded
the health oficers
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sHERBROOKE, ONT, OBJECTS.
Canadian City Opposes the Appointmen
OF the American Consul

Canadian City Opposes the appointment
OF the American Consul.
When the news was received at Sherbrooke
Ont, that Benjamin Linthier. French Cana
dian of Massachusetts. had been appointed
American consul in that city to replace Col.
Wood on October ]. protest was Forwarded to
Washington against Lcnthier's appointment,
one Of the reasons being that French Cana
dian would not be acceptable to Sherbrooke
people because, though there are Learby French
parishes. Sherbrooke ia the central point of
the eastern townships, settled almost exclu-
siveIy by disbanded soldiers from the old Brit
ish army in Canada. These people have al
ways strenuously opposed French domination.
Their protest was. however. UNDECIDED by The
Washington authorities. and instead Of allowing
Lenthier to succeed Wood on October /. the
FORMER was instructed to proceed at once to
Sherbrooke. and he reached there yesterday
ready to begin his duties. The incident has
created great deal OF ill-feeling between En-
glish and French people there.
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An Omaha Bank Fails.

The controller of currency las been notified
OF the failure of the American National Bank Of
Omaha. Neb. The president is J. L. McCaig
and the capital of the bank is 5000, 000 j. NJ.
Griffith, the examiner in charge telegraphs
that. from casual inspection Of the books. he
believes the bank will be able to pay depositors
in full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-14

No trace has vet been discovered of the
owners OF the trunks seized in Buffalo on Mon
day and found 70 contain over 81, 900 worth of
struggled opium. The police think that VIM.
Nuldoon, the notorious Canadian smuggler,
had a hand in the affair.
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Designs for the New Gunboats.

The designs for the engines and machinery
of the new gunboats are being pushed forward
rapidly. and it is expected that advertisems nts
inviting proposals for building vessels will be
really in the course of few months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-14

Mrs. Carrie Dean is on trial at Canandaigua.
n Y, charged with attempting to poison the
family Of T. W. Clark of Naples. The prose-
cu,ion will attempt to show that jealousy was
the motive for the crime.
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.

Schooner Osceola, Saylor, Occoquan, forty
cords wood. Carter & Clarke. Schooner Mary
T. Deny, Blackburn, Aqua. forty-eight cords
wood. do. Schooner Madeleine, Hopkins, light.
Schooner Williamstown, wood. Schooner Spray,
lumber.
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GREAr Scorr.

Mime. Yales celebrated discovery for DESTROYING the
growth Of superfuous hair. Positively the only cure
In exi steace. Price. 81. 90.
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SAILED,

Schooner Susan Leetch. Schooner Horp.
Schooner ". ID. Clarke. Schooner Damascus
Schooner May Flower. Schooner Shea Schooner
BiscOe. Schooner Annie Mason. Schooner
Mary Ellen.
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Returned From West Point.

Col. John NJ Wilson, in charge of public
buildings and grounds, has returned from
short visit to his former command at West
Point where he received special honors at the
hands of his former associates.
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ALMOND B1ossoM CREAM

For refining coarsexrsine1 skin: delightfully."- FRA
grant and refreshing As toilet cream 1t cannot be
eQualsd- Price. 81 Jar
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EXCELSIOR COMPLEXION Soar.

The most exquisite. dainty and purest soap Known
c!eanses and leaves the skin soft and lovely. Price,
SO cents
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promotes an abundant secretion OF nourish-
mont on the part OF the mother. Il IL an n,
MIGRATING tonic made especially for women.
perfectly harmless in any condition Of the
female system, as it regulates and promotes
with them.
Tho Prescription builds up, strcngtbcns.
and cures. In all the chronic weaknesses and
disorders that afliict women, it is gGaranteed
to benefit or cure, or the money Z refunded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-14
COMPLEXION TREATMENT.

Nine Yale's system for cultvatine a perfect com
plexon by all skin blemishes and refining
coarse skin. making It satiny in texture. Is
derfl to describe in advertisement. II your COM
plexion is bad call Nine Yale at once and in a few
weeks your SKIN will rival the lily and the rose. Nine.
Nales treatment the of your trouble-she
treats the blood and the skin. the only thorough and
sure way TO
Ladies' on. OF town: Send for Mime. Yale's Book
and learn how to treat yourselves at home Send
cents postage and 1t will be mailed you free.
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CONSyM PTION
SURELY CURED.

To the Editor-P:ease inform your readers that
have positive remedy for the above named disease
BY its timely thousands Of hopeless cases have
been permanently cured shall be glad 10 send two
bottles of remedy free any of your readers who
have consumption If they will send me their express
and post Office address, L. A. sLocUM. NJ c., lsS
Pearl st.. New York. ,.z-w5n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-14

For every case of Catarrh which they can.
not cure, tho proprictors of DR. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy agree to nav 500 IN cpsh-
You're cured by its mild soothing, cleaus.
ing, and healing properties, or you're paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-14
EXCELSIOR SKIN Foop.

Guaranteed TO remove wrinkles and make a thin
two sizes
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La FREckLA.
BLAcKHKAD AND PrMpLE Cure.

The only Freckle cure in existence. Every bottle
guaranteed Price, 81
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CONSULTATION FREE.

visit to ,Ims. Yales Temple Of Beauty may
change the current Of any womans whole life. II is
here where they made young again By scientific
treatment Of the face Nme Yale can make you just
beautiful you desire She is positively the only
authority in the world who remove wrinkles and
restore old faces to perfect youth and beauty Under
Nine. Yale's treatment women of 40. 80 and 80 can
look As fresh and young the girls of 20 and %
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EXCELSIOR Ham Tosrc.

The most wonderful compound in the world 1t posi-.
lively restores gray hair to its natural color
stops il falling twentyfour hours creates Iuxuri
ant growth. Price. o.. 90 per bottle.
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Special OintInent-NO. .. 81 Special Lotion-No
l. 81 Blood Tonic. 81. guaranteed cure for the
worst skin eruptions.
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EXCELSIOR COMPLEXION BLEACH.

Guaranteed to remove all skin blemishes and give
. natural lovely complexion all who use IT. This
4 the original and only -Siiabie face bleach BE-
WARE of limitations that ruin the skin Price of
Yale's Bleach. 90 per bottle.
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CREDIT
FOR
ALL,

Ell,
There i.n-s W % use in DERIVING yourself q
aud WI: send IL right TO the house-you viii b.
Just welcome to Il though you had paid cssk
your purchase-and the price will be inst as low.
there il deviation from those ric~s whethsr you
pay cash or whether you rrefer iong time and easy
weekly or monthly payments. We invite 70 COM
paw fice- and duates with those Of cash ho9BsA
You surely needa
RrFRIGrRAToR.
And you need It nor. II Is roor economy to try %
get along without one We have them in al -
Of all prices.
MATING
Is a necessity dur'ag G hot summer-u eives your
rooms cool inviting appearance aud vuaR
THAT reb'e-we will lay 81 for you free ~ cost
IL you wish TO orighten up tie parlo, with q neg
suite Of furniture you will md endless variety a
styles here 20 choose from We offer tae choice no
tween n Plush or Har-cota Parlor SUITE for s.ss 81
See n You can fnd anothc good for the pricA Ne
devote one entire foor "
P.RLon FuRxrrurr
Suites in tapestry, Wilton rug brocsselle ss,t D,
Weshould Ike TO have your Judgment on the 10 III oar
Bed Room suite We sell fo- slB-pevei q ass IN
bureau nothing Ike IL elsewhere our mice
II you need Carpet for the n.ro- sell splendid
Bus sis az % cents per yard-Inxrain csrpss. IS
WE MAXI AND Lax AL CARPET FREE or
F.GCRfS No one else does a. much
We sci a sixfoot Oak fxteasion Table for $40.
, Woven wire slrinys. ~ 20 Forty-pound aalr Mat
ti,ey are crsdf prlcee--itner WAY suits
We are Offering Neat. Tran baby Carriage for Is
ana that On a. tih a. YOU care 10 pay Our stock
We handle none but reliaoiS n.akes-Hsy wOo1 M@ksr
fed. be.
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THE CoLLECroRsHIP.

There are indications that interest in the col
lectorship Of the port is not tagging, especially
SO far as relates to the gentlemen Immediately
concerned 1t is stated by some Of the friends
of Candidate Blunt that his Endorsements con-
tinue to roll in, and that he has developed more
strength than his most sanguine partisans be-
lleved he would, and that his Endorsements ara
strong that they do not well see how he
can lose the appointment. Mr.. J. Had
ley Doyle is still in the ring, but is
making no personal hustle for the position.
His friends believe that with his strong political
influence he will get there. Collector johnson
is still at his desk and seems to maintain a Won
derful amount of equanimity and courage.
The impression is that he will continue to serve
until the expiration of his term. There is no
doubt but that the sentiment Of the people of
Georgetown il unanimously in favor of the
appointment of Georgetown man. They look
upon the coIlectorship as peculiarly George
town Office.
THE ABSENT CONTRACTORS.
No settlement has yet been made with the
workmen engaged to lay the blocks and grade
the tracks of the Georgetown and Tenleytown
Railroad Company, and no satisfactory infor-
nation has been obtained OF January Co.
burn. the contractors, who had it in char &c
and left the laborers unpaid. while visit of in
definite duration was made to parts unknown,
presumably to Baltimore or Philadelphia.
NOTES.
Thomas II. Milburn yesterday became a VOL
untary vag. He appeared before the authori-
ties ut station No. Z, stated that he was minus
home and Happiness and wanted to 60 down.
He had tried to obtain employment, but had
tired Of bucking against fate. He was weary
and lean. He will be sent down. Officer Brad
ley is registered opposite Mr.. Milburn on the
case book
The team Of Mrs. Halliday became frightened
yesterday and broke away. They ran. Their
course lay along the Conduit road near Cabin
John. The driver hung on to the ribbons,
several ladies in the vehicle howled and every
thing came out all right. Nobody hurt.
A little girl named Brown was run over yes
terday by a sulky driven by one of the en-
ployes OF the Potomac Electric Light Company.
She was not much injured. The child was
coasting along street i'll a toy wagon and ran
into the sulky.
small boy named Bernard Benton, residing
at 1925 SD street, while playing in a cart yes
terday fell therefrom and broke his leg. He
was Immediately sent to the hospital to have
the limb set
Mrs. Esther Barry yesterday sold to Geo. W.
King and III. p. Gilbert. trustees, part OF sub
lot ~. in block of j. VI. Barry's sub Of Mt.
Airy and Friendship, the track above Tenley-
town which is being rapidly improved by the
erection of dwellings.
Tonight at Mount Tabor Church Mr.. Harry
Myers and Miss Amy Chamberlain, daughter Of
Mr.. James II. Chamberlain, will be united in
matrlmony.
Mrs. J. r. Magruder will leave on Thursday
for visit to Virginia friends.
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GEMS Surrs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR 81
Coats. SOC. Pants. 2sc. Vests 21r. Altering ana
repairing done In best manner Goods called for and
Delivered Telephone call 1882.
X. I. hAHN. 905 9th st. Nv
se3o Ind As \. EutsG 81. baltimore IA
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EXCELSIOR BLOOD Tonic.

Mime. Yae's grea: success in treating the complex
ION lies principally in this blood purifier 70 acts
with marvellous effect upon the Eve.. kidaeys and
blood IL also builds up weak system. str. ngthen-
ing AMI enrichn< the blood II Will cure of
An digestion OF constipation that has not become
chronic Price. SL0O per bottle. for 81. ".
Consultation free II Office by mail Address all
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

MeKeown and Hayes are training hard
every day and are in good shape for thei.
contest at Ming's on July 3.
The summer meeting of the Dillon Fai.
and Racing association begins at that CITY
July 4, and continues four days. A good
meeting is expected.
Word was received in this city yesterday
that the honorary degree Of Doctor of
Divinity was conferred upon Rev. Frank
L. B ush by Dakota unive: sity, Mitchell,
S. D.. at Its recent oommen cement.
Among the taxpayers omitted from The
list published yesterday of those who are
| assessed on 100000 worth Of property or
over was Jos. Horsky, who is assessed on
S309. .020 and the Union Mercantile COM
pany on S54, $50.
Mrs. Hogan denies that she deserted her
baby, as reported. She says she was sick
and was being treated by a doctor at m
other house, and left her child with the
woman on Jackson street TO attend to. She
says she is now getting about again and
will take her CHILD in charge herself to-day.
But three days remain for internn! reve-
nue special ta1paress to make their pay
ments for the ensuing year. Thas far the
this city show a falling off from last year
with the prospect that there will be an un-
usual number of pen alties to collect from
delinquents.
Real estate transfers recorded yesterday
were rs follows: w. d. Smith to John G.
Curtin. lot 20 block 49, lots and 10 and
the south ten feet OF lot II block 80, Central
| addition, 81. $50; Thos. Z. Goodwin to Mrs.
Mary Blume, lot thirty-three feet front by
81 8 feet. on Ninth avenue. $500; G. W.
Cannon to Lewis G. Anthony, lots to
block 26, Grand Avenue addition, 81 etc.
On Thursday evening, June 20. there will
| be strawberry and ice cream sociable at
tho Central Presbyterian church on Helena
| avenue, near the Northern Pacific depot
for the benefit of the chu oh. All friends
and the public are cordially invited,
Music by HigRins orchestra. A good, social
! tImo Ia guaranteed. All parties donating
cakea and ice cream will pleuse send to the
church early or report to Mrs. Van Horn.
One of the handsomsst specimens Of the
typoRi aphical nrs In tho United States has
| been received in Helena. 1t is souvenir of
| the annual convention of tho International
Printing Fressmen's union held at Cleve-
land. Ohio last week. In it are several
fine portraits of prominent pres4men in the
| United States and Canada, including one
of w. r. MeHly, foreman of The INDEpEs-
DENT press footns, who was a delegate to
| she convention from Montana.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
PERSONAL.

Dr. A. F. Rudd, of Jefferson, is in town.
P. J. Hanlon, of Livingston. is in town.
Lee Fcster. Butte mining man. is Wis
itor in Helena.
Geo. Booker will 40 to Spokane to sell
pools on the races.
A. E. Dickermsn and T. Gibson, Of Great
Falls, are in the city.
Manager C. A. Nelson. Of the Elkhotn,
is a guest at The Helena.
Dr.. j. J. McDoaald is convalescins from
. sharp attack Of pneumonia.
B. Dederich. of Bozeman. 10 among the
eastern Montana people in town.
The departures via the Great Northern
yesterday we're J. Il. Reed for 81. Paul, L.
ID. Whiteford and wife for New York, A. c.
BorRus for Chicago.
Mary Ahles. Mrs. G. N. Whitley and Sophia
Erikson for Chicago, 8. l.. Smithers for
burlington, Iowa; L. F. Piokens and j. Z.
Damrell for Portland, j. s. Mitchell for st.
Paul, Miss Fannie Belle Davies. Harpin
Davies, Gibs Davies. g. E. Pyle. l.. Land
grin, A. Eokhart for Chicago. r. b. Devine
for seattle. F. G. Murphy for Tacoma. J..
b. Losse for Chicago were among the de-
partures via the Northern Pacific yesterday.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
A New Mining Publication,

Believing that the depressed condition Of
mining due to the silver situation, empha-
sizes the necessity Of employing every ros.
sible agency for the creation OF more
healthy sentiment respecting the white
metal. the establishing of state organ for
the mining industry has long been con-
templated by patriotic Montanians. About
the middle of July there will be issued the
Montana Mining Area, a nom partisan
semi-monthly magazine devoted to the in
terests OF the miners, mines and metals Of
Montana and the free coinage Of silver. A
company for this purpose has been organ
ized with headquarters in the building
OF the State Publishing company,
on Broadway, this city. The new
publication will be run on conser-
vntive business principles and will be the
active and aggressive champion OF Mon
tana interests. II is understood that Ed
itor A. b. Keith. private secretary to the
governor, will devote portion of his time
outside of office hours to the new enterprise
and have general editorial supervision,
As an evidence OF good faith an iutroduo-
tory subscription rate of only one dollar a
year will be made, fifty cents being payable
In BIZ months and the balance at the end o.
the yea. Despite the hard times the pro-
mo.ers OF tho enterprise have full faith in
Its success and are prepared to carry it I'M
I'll the bread cast upon the waters comes
back after many days"
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28

Were greoted last night with packed tents.
The show ns weli as the balloon ascension
was thorough success. They exhibit here
this afternoon and evening with enti,s
change of programme. At seven I. IN, ,his
evening the balloon ascension and para
chute drop will be repeated.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28

Chicago and Return SGG 20, ST. Paul and
Return $50. Via the Groat Northern.
The Great Northern is selling tickets to
st. Pau! and Chicago at the above rates.
st. Pau! tickets good ninety days. Chi
cAgo ticketg good until Nov. Is.
B. Ii. LANGLEY G. T. A.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
Fourth Of July Rnies.

The Northern Pacific railroad will sell
Fourth OF July excursion tickets botw cen
all stations in Montana. within 300 miles
at rate of fare and one. fifth 70, the round
trip. Tickets on sale July 3 and 4. Good
TO return until July 8.
A. ID. EDGAR, Gsusral Aueut
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
Cotton Dress Goods.

SURPRISE PRICEA
25c-Figured India Linens, reduced to
1870 per yard.
25c- Tinted Cotton Crepes, now 15c per
yard.
5Oc-Qunlity Fine French Sateen re-
duced to 25c per yard. Less than the
cost of importation.
English Outing Flannels reduced to $40
per yard.
Best American Prints reduced to Sc per
yard.
Oriental Challies reduced to Sc per yard.
Indigo and Merrimack Fancy Prints.
now 64c per yard.
Standard Apron Ginghams, now 6Lc
per yard.
Zephyr Ginghams, leo quality, now 1oc.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
BLACK DRESS GOODS

Each Item an Inspiration to
Buyers.
l0c-Black Cashmere reduced 10 25c pc.
yard.
6Oc-Black Cashmere reduced to 100 Dol
yard.
9Oc-l,laok English Cord reduced 10 $50 PEI
yard.
s6c-Black French Novelty reduced to Coz
per yard.
9Oc-Black French Hsnriettas reduced TO
65c per yard.
$1.e0-Blask French esrgs reduced TO Csc
per yard.
&1.O0-Black Figured and Plain Crspon
reduced to TOO per yard.
$l.O0-Blaok Storm Serge, 30 inches wide.
now 72c.
$l.o0-Blaok French Henrietta reduced to
75c. 4.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
For the Gate of tn. Noun ,a,n..

The Helena Cab and Transfer company
will run q twenty passenger excursion
wagon in connection with the steamer Rose
of Helena to the Gate of tho Mountains for
the sunme. Fine livery rigs Of every de-
scription always on hand.
JOHNSON & FISCHER. Prop'a
Velephone 12b
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
! Medicine Men.
The Great Rem on vi.

The great volinist is no stranger here.
says the Hartford. Conn.,, Times. For
years he has been the admiration of mu-
sicians in Hartford, and his peculiar genius
has impressed moro than the qualities OF
any other virtuoso. There is just enough
of the erratic, the gypsy quality, the ro-
mantic inspiration in the performances to
endow it with q special charm aside from
and above any other playing. The
audience is held breathless by marvellous
and assonishinR technique. . witohorafs
on the strings. that now overwhelns you
with the FIRE of tbs virtuoso and again
touches you with the mastery of the artist.
AS compared to previous performances
Remenyi's playing has become more ono
tional in expression and song-like in tone.
The cantabilc quality was very prominent
last night and altogether the breadth and
beauty and the insinuatinR sweetness of
the tone fell not only on the ear, but on the
heart like the soft touch Of cool rose leaves.
Remenyi will appear at the St. Paul N.
E. church on Friday, June 30.
Reserved seat tickets at the Helena Book
and Stationery company's store.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28

An elegant present will be given every
boy and girl in the city that calls at
Anderson Bros. Co.'s clothing store, Main
street, foot of Broadway. on Friday, June
30, between anu D. III.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
Are You Going to

Are You Going to the Worlds Fair?
If SO. take the Worlds fair flyer via tho
Northern Pacific and 20 through to Chicago
in two days. without change Of cars,