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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02
he Americ an Girl.
Eallan Faper.

The American gi,l IS ehampagny. She IS gli,,ering. foamy, bubbly, sweet. dry, art-in word, iizzy
 She has not that dreamy. magieal. murmury lovableness of our Italian girl. And. yei there is A cosmopolitan combination ln he American girl that makes her most attractive coquette III her franknes.. n her parionable ,r!vsl,y. in her being phenomenon Of verbal In- trigue
 You may lose your head with her easily in a week. and m the way of re- oiIeeilng wha, you had sad n her yesterday. for she IS gifted with memory bui your heart-lainals
 I, takes longer tune for that Isa, be sure she vii have both sooner or later and like a rue belle. will sIng n you amid signs and smiles
 Be z. ,h y~ n,ay.
 No9 take need e: ,he a4s--a
 T. @~-is i tos.ds
 i-ci 4a = = fiIes ...zt
 fe- l. .s ff.8 si8''
 F-4ui ihe tz-i1re 70 ho1r0A
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 f.Hg ssat t9 the fsfi
 don't believe she IS half as rncrrenary as she talks. in the e-in of l" wha, female hear, can gold despise = Ye. she gives you strong .fnpressson that the alpha and omega oi fife Is d modis,e and mil lionaire. My impression of the Ameri- can girl IS one never 70 be forgotten. She is bright. bi.sk and buslness-like. To be concise. would call the Amer lcan glrl sor; oi soc!ai ca,echism full of questions and and ansNers. In many instances she oml,s the answers and be- comes ar lncarna.e never e2pe- rienoed such d pieasufaoie ~itness-bos position a,l u,y ..ie.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02

The cat $ .he srea, American prima donna. II boot; ;acks were borque:s, her nine lives would 5e s;Texn .stn roses S5ayi5.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02

Are we in a comet ' frantically asks the Nery Tod >hU If we arc. he wake may weli begin. for come'-ose condi- ton E usually followed by death. f'iHi- iH,gh (froass r.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02

IL mus, tear beWon's heart-stiings ' sec sullivan aet pa Ike naughty COW boy Phiiafetffta IImrJ
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02

The inmates of sing ssng prison gave 4 musical concer, lo ther trends on Thursday evening. $eariy all 'he per formers were base sing Sngers.- bor. tfffoaOH /fey thK
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02
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4 prof-saonsl fesorncf one who tries n work his racket on other people CHfeago IrfbnHe
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-20
U. s. OF.

THE TIMES invites the attention of its
readers to the society recently organized
in this city, known as "The United Sons
of Industry" 1t is an organization Of &c.
tive laboring men, for mutual protection;
and life insurance. There is member
ship in the State of about 2,0Oc, and in
Owosso, of nearly fifty. In it the cost Of
life insurance has been reduced to the low.
est possible point. Only healthy robust
men are admitted, and only then after a
thorough medical examination. At the
same time the membership comes mostly
from the working classes, where there is
to be found more real fellowship, and
brotherly cooperation than in any of the
other walks of life. With the expenses
reduced to the minimum, and assessments
graded according to age, 1t seems to us
that this organization is worthy of the
candid attention of all who are interested
in benevolent organizations.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-20

~. OutCnibB oiVooSN 20 W ~ u -
The largest delegation of people from
any town or township in Shiawassee or
adjoining counties present at 0 o'clock a.
m, TO form in the professions in car
riages, wagons or on foot, with banner
indicating their locality, will receive SIS:
second largest. SO.
The largest Sabbath School outside the
city of Owosso, present and formed in the
procession at o'clock, will receive SIC;
second largest IS.
The best and largest delegation of Hor.
ribles. KuKlux or Fantasies present at 0
o'clock, and in the procession, will re-
ceivd $25.
tE-In the evening will be presented the
grandest display of fireworks ever seen
in Central Michigan, all Of which were
manufactured expressly for this occasion.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-20
FARM FOR SALE.

A rare bargain. A first class grain farm,
consisting of 105 acres (61 miles south Of
Owosso, and Al west of Bancroft), good
buildings and located in one OF the best
farming sections In Michigan. So acres
under good state of cultivation; good els.
tern and q never failing well, with wind
mill; fine apple and peach orchard. VIII
be sold at q low figure as the owner is en-
gagged in business in the west. For par
ticulars enquire on the premises or address
Z. q. Place, box n Bancroft, Mich. Am.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-20
FIREMEN. ATTENTION.

There will be meeting of the General
Department at the Council Room on Tues.
day evening at 8 o'clock, June cath, to
make arrangements for the 4th Of July.
Let every member be present.
HENRY WOoDARD, Chief.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-20
THE GLORIOUS
18th Z.
|. OF JULY.
It will be Celebrated at
OWOSSO in Grand
Style.
hun. SYLVESTER HARMED, OF
DETROIT, WILL CRATE.
Lieut.. Coy. Crosby, Of Grand
Rapids, will be Reader.
THE PEOPLE ARE COMING BY THOUS-
ANDS.
THE PEOPLE ARE COMING BY THOUS-
ANDS.

OFFICERS OF THE DAY.
President-Mayor d. NJ. Estey.
Marshall-Thomas M. Wiley.
Assistant Marshall-O. s. Smith.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Thirteen Guns at Sunrise.
The procession will begin to form at o
o'clock in the following order: X. T.
Band and Knights Templar on Washing
ton St., between Main and Exchange
streets.
The President of the Day, Orators and
Choir Of 100 voices, City Officers, Fire
Department, Citizens in Carriages will
form on Exchange street east Of Wash.
ington. The several Posts of the G. A.
r. of the county, accompanied by several
drum corps, followed by the manufacture
ing and business interests of city and
county, will form on Main street east of
Washington.
The line Of march will be taken at 10
O'Clock sharp, west on Main Street, thence
north on Shiawassee Avenue and Nulber.
ry Street to Oliver Street, thence east to
Washington Street, thence south to Main
Street, thence east to Lincoln Park, on
Dewey Street, between Main and Elk.
change Streets, where the excuses will
take place as follows:
Prayer by Rev. w. N. Walton.
Music by the Choi..
Reading of the Declaration of hide
pendence, by Lieut.Gov. Crosby.
Music by the X. T. Band.
Grafton by Col. Sylvester Larnod, of
Detroit.
Music by the Choir.
Benediction.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-20
SPORTS


The Glass Ball Shoot will take place at
the base ball grounds, West Owosso, at
80 p. m.
SHOOT Ne 1, $25 00-15 single balls
from card rotary trap, to be divided 80,
80 and 20 per cent.
SHOOT No. 2, $25 00-10 double rises.
to be divided so. 80 and 90 per cent.
SHOOT No. 8, 500 00--Single balls
from Card rotary trap. To fill or pro
rata. Entrance SO. Money to be divided
40. 30. 90 and 10 per cent.
Shoots Nos. l and . being citizens
purses, there will be no entrance fee. All
sportsmen are cordially invited to take
part. ..
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-20

We call particular attention the fact that fine SALT
bmsy than tile best English dairy saA and much purer than
the ordinary fine salt OF commerce. We claim that it is
The Best Common Fine Salt Made in the N0xld
CONSUMERS need not hesitate to use it in making butter
cheese curing fish, the table, for any purpose
for which fine salt is adapted, and costs but little
r,- more than common salt.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-20

FIELD SPORTS.
On Washington between Main and
Mason Streets:
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-20

GRAND BICYCLE RACE.
For which $50 has been appropriated
by the committee, and wheelmen from all
over the country are expected to be pres
ent.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-20

stations, at one fair.
Attention is asked to notice OF the
grand excursion to be given by the Michi-
gan Central to be found on another page
of this issue Of. THE TIMES.
The editor of THE TINES wa at sDetroit
Monday. On the way he noticed that
some of the farmers were harvesting their
clover crop, and from the number and size
of the cocks 1t would seem as though the
yield was a very large one.
The young men connected with Owosso
Lodge No. $40, I. o. g. T., entertained
the ladies of the Lodge to an ice cream
festival on Monday evening at the close of
the Lodge meeting
Monday and Tuesday were very hot
days.
There will be bazaar at the Opera
Hall next Tuesday night. gath, for the
benefit of the Episcopal organ fund. Ice
cream and refreshments, music by the
band, ornamental booths, stage recitations,
etc., may be expected. Choice assort-
ment of useful and fancy articles on exhi-
bition and for sale. All are cordially in
vited Admission 10 cents.
Gun CbUB-A meeting of Owosso Gun
Club will be held at the store of w. +.
Guile on Tuesday evening next at 8
o'clock. All interested should be present.
Fon SALE, CHEAP: fine grade Holstein
heifer calf. Inquire of the editor OF The
TINES.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-28
Flood News.
CAIRO AND viUIhITY.


CAIso. Ill. Feb. 22--At Mound City two
or thrss small slides occurred during last
night and very large one this morning,
the later on the back ievee north OF towr,
which threatened to inundate. A trsin OF
int and rock was sent by the Wabash rail-
way, AID 1t il said IL will take the uutiring
Efforts of citizens and the railroad to save
che city. At present they are cutting .
zap in the National cemetery road to let
the water across tho country and relieve
tho strain on the levee. The water is to the
top of the levee and there Ia no telling
what the reeult will be. Everything possi-
ole is being done TO save tho town.
.THERIvRR STATIONARY AT CAIRO.
CAiso, ILL.,, Feb. 22.-rhe river has been
stationary since this morning, 81 feet 10
inches. Everything is still safe here and
going on as usual. A terrific wind was
blowing at p. M, which will increase the
LANCER at Mound CITY. Nothing hes trans-
oired there further than telegrsphed to-
tsy. The levse is In precarioos condi-
ton, and may not hold ont.
THB LKvKB ALL RIGHT.
CAIRO, Feb. 22.-At IL p. M, the slides
II Mound City levec bad been repaired and
III Is sale now. There 10 no danger
IRE present. A large force Of men are al
round the levees, ready to repair any bresk
n the slides. The river here Is 81 feet II
inches, and stationary.
LArRR.-A high wind prevails; cleal
weather. The levee 10 all right and pro
tect-d by barges. The river will be falling
ta.m0rr0W
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CRowDus . nAiDwIS. Dallas. T.s.s,

Louis, II. Saratoga. o; Louisville. 3; Gin.
oinnAti, Il baltimore. sone.
Lonlsyilo was Withdrawn and anoih.r
ballot taken, with the following result.
Chicago, 49, ~. Louis, II; Saratoga, 2.
A third ballot, taken immedistely, re-
suited In tbe selection 81 Ubi0sso AS the
,l,os OF holding thu convection, the vote
being; Chicago, 81; 81. Loui,, II,
This committee then rsoonsidered the
vote by which June "a h was hIed as the
/ rue OF holding the convention aud agreed
upon July 9Th mex instead,
Tho following call Sss presented BY The
executive COMMITTEES spd agreed upon; .,
The national democratic committees hAv-
Nng mat IN this city (Wassingou) Fsbfu'
Thry 81 1885,; has appointed Tuesday, the
S,h day July neat At noon, ~ the uma,
bnd chosen the city OF Chicago ~ the
|s,lsce for holding the nstlounl democratic
tonvenlion.i Each state is entitled 10
representation tnareiu equl 10 donh'o the
number of senators and representatives, In
the congress OF thu Unltod States. Demo-
Gratis Ia zach organized territory md tho
District OF Columbia ara invited 10 send
two delegates, subject to the decision OF
tho convent on M 10 their admission. All
democratic citizens Of toe United States,
irrespective OF past political association
and differences, who can unite
constitutional government ara cordially In
vitPd to Din In sending delegates 70 the con-
yeAlion. The call Is signed by oil members
OF the rational democratic committee. -
On motion Of MoHenry, OF Kentucky, u
was resolved that the next meeting OF the
c6mmittee be held At the Palmer house.
Chicago. July 7ih next. Tho committee
then adjourned. -.
When tho committee had been called to
nr1ar hy chairman Hnrnnm n resolution
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WOULD he siSGLEAGAIN

George johnson Il ed his petition In the
district court yesterday prs,ing tnat the
IN matrimonial bonds binding him 10 Adeline
Johnson, his vile, bc shiyered by the due
process Of law. He alleges In his petition
that the consnmai!on Of their bliss wss
perfected on the lst day OF Janu,ry, 1873,
at which time they took each other rs hue
baNd ana wife tor belt.r o. worse. He got
the worst oi IL ana kicked out OF the traces.
they uayiga'ed the matrimonial stream
until April, 1883, when they ran ashore, aud
his batter hslf took leave of him and has
since that time been living 10 adultery
with George Eddy. He charges that she
frequently imb,hft 20 excess, making II
very warm about the premises VIII Ieiore
he prays the court 10 fever the legGl bonds
that bad him and her.
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GALVESTON GLEANNnak

GAbvR,ros. FEB. % [Prasss esI ltt,
president OF inc Galres;un hosHy 4eaith,
wsn isierviewed to-day FAahd Says
tue city ia in vsry filthy
condition, though he thinks not
vorse than Tor the past 6va years. DR..
Gwynn, smother memb IF of the board. ssYs
ne saniisry CONDITION OF Galveston iF very
bad and thst if yellow fever was introduced
It you'd probably income epidemic. Both
ggn.letssn suggest that ha board OF health
be cbcl ,hsd and ynnnc, active pay 81
uiau appointed health otiio 'r,with full power
70 act. The board ofhealsu,itiss sid ,is merl ly
IN advisory body, whose reconmenda-
lions arc generally pigeon holsd by the city
council. The state quarantine here haN
been pronounced e0tireiy satis actory.
J. u. Gillsrsth was to-day appointed
general freight sgen6 OF the Gould raw
Dada in Texas. Ia addition TO has
other duties, NO will have i'm
mediate charge oil the rats oil
freight oricinatiuG at stations on the 1uter-
aetioua d. Crest Northern, and Calves
ton, Houston u Henderson roahs.
The finding OF Mrs. Anderson is cor
tirme5. Her son had an interview with her
to-day and promises % make a statement
tomorrow conceruiny the crss.
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DANyGLLE, Va, Feb, 22.--Ip passing q
achool.house for cylored pe>ple, All-n
Womack, aged fifteen, CAL. on. SCHOOL
butter" q term OF rldicula. The whole
echool OF ferry persons. soma grown men
smong them, Sfracked Womacs with
It cks and sioneS. Gao negro ureY pis-
ol; Womacls shot him. Tue crowd rerss :
Tug In tto IS I mps to SGL into Womack 5
w0gon. he sgain fred and wounded az
other. Pursui. was kept no for some dia-
tance, during which tue negroes fred four
arrsala6
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Died Game.

San Francisco, Feb. 22.-Tne Examiners
Tombstone special says: John Heith was
sentenced yesterday to Imprisonment for
life for com, licity in the B sbee murder.
At o'dlck this morning Ten men secured
entrance into the jail and this afternoon
Heith's body was cut down from the tele.
grspe pole where it had dam, lad oil day.
HeIih took the mater cool =, saying:
"Hoys, Won are hanging an innocsrt man.
You will find that cur before tho other
men (msoning Dowd and hia pals) are
nupg." Wnilc bis eyes were bsiog ban.
jaged he said, II have favor 70 ask: don't
mu,ilste my body by shooting into IL after
| HING
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JOHN HEATH TO HANG,

Mention was made in tho HERALD few
days since that John Heath, who spent so
much Of his time ia our county Jail on va
rious opd divers criminal charges which he
managed TO get out OF, had been arrested
tried and sci t.pced to be hung ut Tomb
stone, Arizona, about the first Of rext
NOR tn AZ an accom- Dlics to the murder OF
J. Tapp,nier, an officer. and d. T. Smith
who ct EN- pted TO arrest him aud his bandit
comrades, while they were robbing II store
at Bisbse, near that | zee.
The robbery occu red In December in
Castenacss' st,le. Texas Red was also a
resident OF this city. Heath. T-vap, How
ard, Sampl, Kelly aud Delsny have ali
been sentenced to hang,
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--eo~- --
The A. r & Il. T.. Muddle.

TOPEKA, Feb. 22.-The st.te board
of railroad ommissioners have with
drawn the entire system rates or
dered by them to. be adopted by
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fs railway.
A petition for Injunction filed by George
Wilson, of Boston. one Of the heavy stock
holders Of the Atch'son, Topeka d SAT-,
Martin in q special session of the dstric,
court tonight. The cause Tor the injuDc.
ton being removed as to the commission.
err. by their action noted above, the court
will make no order, but the court granted
an Injunction as to the railroad company;
restr aiming tBem from adopting the special
rates prepared by tho commissioners.
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ANOTHER BURGLARY.

The FRI Quence of petty burglaries that
nave been committed OF late gees to- show
hat the city 10 infested with q gang oil
near criminals that ought To- be driven
nut by some means. Another burglary
vac perpetrsted at o late hour yesterday
morning, the vic i'm being Mr.. James Nc
Ksard who keeps a feed store at No. 1928
Elm street. The knights OF the jimmie
-ff.cted an entrance to the building through
A window In the rear, and drilled , hole In
he safe door between the combination dial
and the kpot. Giant powder was then
ised IN blow the cafe open. The explosion
vas Of efficient force to blow the door of
10 hinges and several feet from the safe
rLe burglars then secured fiity-fve dollar,
In money aud some documents pertaining
q secret society called the Golden Gross
They then made good their escape.
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Railway Rumblings.

E7. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-Dspatches from
Albuquerque to General Manager Rogers.
of the ct. Louis & San Frapcieco railway,
say the Atlantic & Pacific railway, from
Albuquerque to San Francisco, has been
fully restored and trains are running resu
larry again, giving q through line via the
Atlantic & Pacific, 'Atohison, Topeka q
Santa Fe and St. Louis q San Francisco
r0utes.
CHARLES E Jennings, late northern pas.
senger agent at Chicago for the 81. Louis q
general agent Tor the Pacific ccast oil the
through line composed Of The A ltntic &
Pacific, Atchisoo, Topeka & Santa Fs and
81. Louis & San Francisco. He will have
full charge OF Soth the freight and passen.
ger business of the line.
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with the words "do you love llvs me ever
tIne good by swoelhrafi," Tbs ohlrosra,
ply aud oFihOgIaphy 10 % yilllanoss that
II given verbatim I, would never BE- under
stood by the general pnbllo, 40 Il is giyen
straight. She star out IN this ,tTlei
DIAN CHAwirr-fOn d0nt know how
glad | was when | got your litter. ny
hearts pump jus. busted from ex,
cess OF unblloyei Joy. oh, how
wish was la Dallas with you.
SiDos You left have lost my appetite, |
cans even eat cake and have no dfsiIe 20
attend tho quarterly meeting, Now NV
dear yau said my ,eltsr gave you Joy, !
think your letter give iae thu heart ache
so you may know how ! ieol to-day.
love you every day. Now do Won, without
any ioollshusss, lave met Wrls every
day. Yours lovingly,
SAnIE DAY.
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Indian Troubles in Manitoba.

WIHNIPEG, Fob. GA band of Cree
Indians, from Crooked Lakes reserve, on
the Canadian Pacific, attacked and over
powered the supply agent Tuesday, and
q ole lot OF -four aud bsco1. The mounted
police have been called out. Trouble IL
expected when they sTrive.
News OF further Indian tr ,uhles has been
received from the indians at Fu Hills and
Long Laks reserves. They seized the
gov. rnment buildings and stores, and hold
the instructors and agents pria0ners. The
mounted police have been ordered to both
reserves.
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rur MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.

WAsHrxoror, Feb. 22.-Tho annual meet
ing Of the Washington Monument society
was held to day at the residence Of General
w. Mckee Dunn. OF this city. Tho board
OF officers for the past year was reelected
A stone was accepted for insertion In
the monument to represent Wyomir &.
1t was directed that the thanks OF she
society be rendered through the secret Try
of late to the king Of Siam tor a some
sent by him for the monument and Y
committee IT i've appointed to
oossder the subject Of providing Tor the
proper celebration OF the com pletion OF the
monument, which event is expected tn tsko
lace early N December OF The present
ye9r. L..
members OF the society remnineh 10 meet
at la ocheou. A large number OF dtt'n-
guisheti guests were invited by General
Dunn to honor the occasion. among whom
we're Chief Justice Waite. justices MIST.
thews and Gray, of the United Sites su7
preme Court. Senators Edmund y,
Pend eton, VOORHEES, ard morrill,,
Harrison, Miller of Cslitornia, lngn!s,
Plnmb Jones, OF Nevada. Brown and Will
s,n, Represent tves Randall, Kelley,
Brown OF Indiana, Patle, Dunn, Hit,o ard
Russell, LisuieRanl.G Genera, Sheridan ex-
Secretary Blaine, Generals Jossph Holt,
Msis and Hunter, Colonel Casey, Judges
Drake Scoied, Richardson aud Nec Al
thur and Commissioner Dudley.
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COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
The National Democratic Convention
Assembls-fuli Qaorum Present.
Judge Reagan Represents Governor
Stoekdale BY Proxy.
Chicago Carries OF thu Palm after a
sharp Struggle.
What the Capita, Gos'Ips Say OF tho
Selection.
MIscellauesus Washington News Items.
ooss,p AnOur rHE SELECTION.

gossip ABOUT THE SELECTION.
WAsuIssroS, Feb. -22-lSpeeial 1.-The
selection Of Chicago for the national dem O.
cratic convention 10 tae topic around hotels
and ssi,ons tonight. The 20 itical sig
nifcancs OF the defeat of St, Louis 10 va
rlously interpreted. The tact that two
newspapers, tho Courier.Joarnai and the
ST. Louis Republican, extreme taritf for
revenue papers, were in favor OF s.. Louis
is regarded as an indication that tho Car
Isle idea IL losing strength. Poliicia ns
INSERT that the democrats are hedging
Judge Reagan, who voted the proxy OF
F. 8. stockatls for Texas. says tonight
that Chicago was selectei because 1t Is cool
and pleasant In summer
Another prominent democrat says the
choice oil va,csso means the Ohio tsFili
platfOrm.