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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-07-26
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-07-26
DEPENDENT PENSION BILL

has become a law. $12 Per MONTH to all honorably
discharged Soldiers and Sailors Of the late war, who
are incapacitated from earning a support Widows
the same without regard to of death. Depend
emit Parents and Minor Children also interested Over
20 years experience References in all parts Of the
country No charge if unsuccessful. Write at for
Copy of Law" blanks and full instructions FREE
to Il. McALL1sTER IL 90. Successors to William
Conard & Co.., II. q. lsox 715, Washington, ID. O.
urNAME THIS PAPER svsry time YOU vrits
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

two weeks the foot will have grown SO
TIA, II will be impossible to remove the
band. and during the birds lifetime it
will remain on the leg, without injuring
Il in any way. Should you then at any
time desire 20 make a record for one of
your birds over one of the numerous rec
ornized long or short distance courses,
or over any course that can be easily
and accurately measured. you write TO
The racing secretary at least two weeks
in advance of the proposed flight, giving
the letter AID number of the bird and
the starting point.
The speed ~ a honing pigeon de-
ponds on the wind. the atmosphere, and
the condition of the bird IL often hap
pens that bird in good condition. with
the atmosphere clear, and with good.
stiff wind behind them, can make
fifteen hundred yards 20 one mile a
minute. There are always some birds
that can make five hundred miles IN the
sunlight Of a single day. II tried at a
longer distance. though. they wander.
and rest, and find their home, il at all.
with much difficulty. and after many
DAYS. The two champion, long-distance
birds Il last summer are "Waxen and
petroleum owned respectively by
Mr. Garrabrants and Sr. Bowermsn.
both cf Newark, y. J. These birds
were liberated early in the season in
Mississippi City. Miss, and reached
their lofts. one thousand and ninety
three miles distant, the one IN twenty
seven DAYS and The other in tweoty-niae
davs. This is the longest hornins pigeon
siehs on record. although some other
birds have covered r1ore than shoa-
sand niles. The longest distance pre-
vio1slv recorded il that OF Mont
sornerv,~ owned By Joseph K Husson-
Of New York. which made ons thousand
and sf1v-ore niles
But Thousand mile fights are both
r--~ and ris<v ard ras1v Foot birds
started upou them have been lost for
ever. Much more interesting are the
quick flvs hundres mile fights. There
are now about twenty pigeons in The
United states thai have started in the
morning aud covered Sve hundred miles
before sunset Of -, same dsy. Among
Them are Ned Damon owned BY Mr..
Goldman. % BrooaIyn. Alexander
the Great. owned By A. II. Kruger, OF
Germantown. rs: "Joco,- owned hT
A. Florent. Of Pittsburgh. Pa. Han
ever. : owned by Joseph =. Iver>on. ct
Brooklvn. and thai ether krooxlTn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

bard. The ~EhxEer.s kne.a sn~rsser
pax~oa fs2eisrs exlzt IA the Esskes
states - ssFhe ii>s4l Homer
1ias -<Dsifsrs "a foar yssrs cd. szs
- esn<d - Louis " SpaaSskl AsS
forA business maz. uke@s kroekly a
loft on ths roof II hiz private ho1se =
exc of sAe best Ia tbs eoaRtry. The
sLs2fer@ early beeanae fas1oas - .
prize sinOsr IA races Of fron eas hua-
cFet - ave haadred nai-ss, easily &C.
fr~tsax 1zmsfoas aas1 zosshss eo2s-
p~s1zs<s sss@ .Fss prizes ~ al 4 y 90
for rs owner. aEd Is soeid probably as
~iaafng prizes ssi.l bat for the fast that
II has become TOO salaaoiS as = breeder
~ ri~x u now upon the road For
the .'tssrerr already has famoas ssle-
cessoFs.
bard on returning from acag fight
takes nrst a long arsnk. theE cate =
hearty neal next eonbs down IT'S
feathers uith It's bill. and then hops
sboas with the other birds As though
nothing remarkable had happened On
its liberation il first circles ia wide
sweeps. as though searching for Land
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
The North shore Limited.

Which runs between Chicago and
New York and poston, over the Mich.
gan Central. New York Central and
Boston Il Albany Railroads, has prob
ably excited more comment OF the mos
favorable character from the travelling
public in general and metropolitan
press IN particular than any other tram
on wheels. The New York World says:
1.-THE train - made I'D of Wagner buff
fet, smoking and library, sleeping. din
ing and drawing room cars, built ex-
press.y for this service. They repre-
sent the best possible outcome of the
csr-builder's art. and every appliance
for case and safety has been drawn up
on in the construction of these rolling
Injuries. Once of on the flying
trip the passenger does not suffer the
least annoyance. passing over such an
easy graded and curveless route as
these two roads combine to make. The
vsstlbule arrangement OF the train
makes it thoroughly comfortable aud
luxurious from end 20 end and the day
spent on this trip between the seaside
metropolis and the great city by the
Iakss could not pass more pleasantly Al
the best appointed hotel. The meals
served are from choice menus, with al
that i substantial and delicious in the
gress markets AZ either end Of the line.
The sleeping arrangements include well
heated, vent lstst and lighted cabinets.
where the utmost privacy and ease may
be enjoyed"
BY the recent change n the time card
of the Michigan tentrsis Grand Esp-
lds DIVISION the tram winch formerly
L Fl Grand Rapids at Il55 .. n. noe
leaves 81 20 .. M. except sunday. ar
irving at Jackson $50 ?. N. and Detroit
e.4a p. M, connecting with the North
Shore limited. bringing the passengers
INTO the Grand Central depot 81 sew
York a. D. n. ard Boston At S 2, m.
on the following day. No extra charge
: made for tbs magnificent and sanap-
taous service, nor FOR the werdsrfsi
speed Nth waich the passenger = safely
and luxGrloHsly carried
Fer accommodations ard any infor-
nnsten desired apply to q, ". MGnSoa,
eity ticket agent. 81 Monroe~st.. o. 10
T. VI. Brggs, general sgent, Grand
Rapids Msch.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
A soDlE1 rIsxos Left.

esrzsd te made, almost without expense.
nv any etever 10y on young man OF me
shameful shilL shelves. divided into
compartments, shoGid DC placed along
ths walls for future nesting. and such
eonspaxtuens should have one-half of
IL front ercloasa, for homing pigeons.
when nesting, appreciate privacy.
perehea. pegs aud ANAL platforms can
b. placed about the loft as tho owner
plsases some. OF course. are neees
~sry.
The horne prepared. II is time To look
Tor It's occupants. A single pair of young
pigeons may bs bought. but 10 is better
60 purchase several pairs IL you want
. large ftoei<. the best plan At beginning
~ 20 buy about six pairs Of young pig.
cons. and instead OF dealing with a
single f2ncier get the birds from two OF
three good. reliable fancie1s in your
x,eighborhood. You can buy young
kczning pigeons az two dollars u pair
bns it II much more satisfactory 70 tell
year fencier that you want birds from
tbs s<s< strains oo.ainahloA At Ave
dolIazs pair yea can buy arst-elass
record bird. with guaranteed pcdi.
xrees. The young OF record makers
are always good birds. cut IL Is still
better 10 set birds whoes elder broth.
ers or sisterw have also made good
geccrds
IL you havo purehssed young birds
they win be about five weeks old when
introduced 10 your iof. Within week
or tea days they viii BE- flying about
oatsicls and getting familiar with their
Surroundings. The cleanliness Of the
loft mast b. regarded from the begin
ming a. a matter OF supreme importance.
The LOFT should bs thoroughly cleaned
~ least once every week. Pigeon own
crs who clean their lofts every day say
that their birds are healthier and
stronger tor IL. IL is certain that foul
loft soon breeds vermin and disease.
Plenty Of fresh drinking water. and a
spacious. clean be.hing-tab are among
fhe absolute necessities of tho loft.
Washed sand, oyster shells, and salt,
r>ixed. Constitute an important item OF
ecsxifsls 90 the birds. The mixture Is
generally placed in q small box m the
1oss- Occasionally the addition Of lit
sl> cayenne pepper Is beneficial For
r2neras ssfsfenancc have m assortment
OF the best quality OF feed. consisting
of cid. small rosnd sorn--old Ii should
be always small white Canada peas
and oat gries- These can be obtained
40 quantities from any fancier. II pos
sfbls. too. add vs.ehes 90 the assert.
menk vsteAss are small. black beans
irapostef from Belgium. and considered
by many OF ths crack pigeon flyers to
De a most beneficial article Of bird fpod
vetches In this country can generally
ihe obtained from sse<isnsn. and ofses
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

mark. before starting homeward. IL q
bird has once become familiar with a
land mark hundreds of miles from, home
it viii head directly for that before
searching for the next one. Great
cities often puzzle it in it's homeward
fight and il viii sometimes circle over
one for hours before proceeding on it's
course
The Federation of American Homing
Pigeon Fanciers, in which all great
homing clubs are represented, is the
recognized authority in United States
pigeon fights, and all official records
are made under its jurisdiction. Its
present officers are: President, Martin
Maud West Philadelphia; First Vice
President, DR.. ii. f.. Aten, Brooklyn,
y. Y; Race Secretary, David 5. Rogers,
Philadclphia; Treasurer, Joseph r.
Husson, New York; Executive Commit
tee, W. Bcnnert, Newark, n. j.; James
Work. Philadelphia; Alonzo Gordon,
Philadelphia; w. Il. Garrabrants. New
ark. \. j., and John Shepherd, Phila-
delphia. Homing pigeon clubs are par
ticularly flourishing in Brooklyn, Phila-
delphia and Newark. New York is not
much of pigeon town, its solitary as
ISOLATION being the Umpire City Flying
Club, whose members are drawn from
New York and vicinity, while about
half dozen prominent clubs are
TO be found in the sister city
of Brooklyn, and at least one strong
one in New York's other next door
neighbor, Jersey City. Boston's Hub
Club" is one of the leading pigeon flying
associations in the country. And there
are other good organizations in Pitts
burgh, Baltimore and Washington. The
training of homing pigeons is still moro
of pursuit in the East than in the
West, bat it is rapidly growing pursuit
In Clevel4nd, Cincinnati, Chicago and
other cities until the Pacific coast is
reached. There San Francisco can pro-
duce some good birds with noteworthy
records. w. II. CURTIS, JR
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

from the females. In February the
wire - tAkea down and the birds are
mated karthsa pans or bowls are SET
In the shelves for the nests which are
constructed OF straw and hay, mingled
wiki tobacco stems "a keep out vermin.
Here again cleanliness Is always the
chief consideration. The hen bird lays
tast two eggs and her young are gener-
ally cock and hen-s sometimes two
hens, but that Is rare. IL occasionally
happens that the old birds neglect their
young This Is generally the result of
the Parents illness. Ia such a case il
II .not unusual for sotne other mother
bird Ia the loft To adopt one or two ex-
ira youLg pigeons and nurse them as
though they were her own.
Nurse them? Yes; ID can be fairly
said that pigeons nurse their young.
Before the young birds are Matched the
setting hen begins To retain food in her
crop. There IL undergoes q softenipg
process until II becomes almost as milk.
When the birds are Matched the mother
raises this semfliluid food To her
mouth, and with her bin passes her own
sustenance into the widc-open mouths of
her hungry. helpless little ones. This
Il continued for week, the mothers
food each day growing little harder,
until at last the young birds can pick up
for themselves, and digest grain food.
All this, as can be readily appreciated,
must be facilitating - the mother bird,
and the tenderest care and the most nu-
tritious food are necessary for the food
Of herself and her young.
The best birds, most fanciers believe,
come from the March Matching, and
these are always the most sought for.
The old birds are permitted. however.
TO breed until Mag, and are then put in
training for the racing season, which
usually begins in the middle of that
month. Ii would be advisable, before a
Matching. 10 write 10 David S. Rogers,
of Philadelphia. the present race secre-
tary of the Federation OF American
Homing Pigeon Fanciers. and order an
officially registered seamless band. or
metal ring, for each young bird looked
for. Each band viii be properly let
tered and numbered and the letter and
number will be registered in book
with the name of the owner opposite.
Four days after the bird is Matched the
ring Is slipped over one of its feet and
allowed to remain on the leg. Within
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

f<,vn pirccu fsneiers. Now and then
the pigeons viii enjoy a mixture ct
kerap. csnarJ and rspc seed. and viii
b shs better fer H.
vfkh wholescrne food, plenty Of
drinking and bathing water, and .
cgeas. dry. spacious lofs the young
bird. win thrive. and daily open-air
exsrcise VII strengthen their wings
ard give thsm confidence IN thsir seili-
<i~e. Tee taarn haze plenty Of EXERCISE
fvfnr sronzd their home, and some
bright day, when they are about four
mouths old. sak- thc-a about two niles
Prom home IN . haskell and give them
their 6rss s-sssSsl~ Toa probably could
80 ave sasles ~ safety. but Il 70 jast -
eel g. - satisfied with 40 "a she
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
Terrible Slaughter.

Thousands of lives were needlessly
sacrificed last year in this country, and
other lives are being as wantonly sacri-
feed today. Disease IS grinding many
down INTO the dust of death who
might be well. Mark those initials, for
thereby hangs tale: sc. NJ. D." They
stand for DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, which is unequaled for lm-
parting vIgor and tone to the liver and
kidneys, IN purifying the blood, and
through it cleansing and renewing the
whole system. For scrofulous humors.
and consumption (or lung scrofulal, in
its early stages, IT Is a positive specific.
1t - sold under p positive guarantee OF
benefiting or curing IN every case, on
being gwen fair trial, or money paid
for IL will be refunded
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

The man who tells you confidentially
just what will cure your cold is pre-.
cribing kemp's Bslsam this yesr. In
the preparation OF this remarkable
medicine Tor coughs arid colds no ex.
pense ia spared 10 combine only the
best and purest ingredients. Hold =
Bottle OF kemp's Baisam to the Ign,
and look through It; notice the bright
clear lnos, then compare il with other
remedies. Large hotsles at all drug
rists
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
For the East,

G.. Il. & |. tram leaves Grand Rapids at
200 p. M. daily except Sunday. arrives
Pittsburgh 6:S5 a. m; Harrisburg $40
p. nj; Baltimore sos p- M; Washing
ton Sis p. M; Philadelphia ESQ p. M;
New York $3.50 p. III. Tickets and
sleeping car accommodations secured
at Union Ticket Office, Monroe-st., or
at G.. X. Il /. station.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

LANSING 8 sosra1Hs y. r.

Daily. livery week day.
T.OS A. NJ. runs through o. Detroit with par.
So ior car: seafs. - cents. arrive 81 Nc9
lork % 10 y. "a
Loo p NJ. runs through 10 Detroit with par
1s-' Tor csr; seats. - cents Arrive al New
1ofk 90 8. M.
co. y NJ runs fhi ough r. Detroit wifh psf-
t'--t iof car 3 as = cents Arrive 81 hew
York 30 Q. N
For tickefs and information Apply ~ inipB
ticket Office. 81 Noapee-si.. and on depot.
tBO. bEHAALh. Gen. Pass 8Ef.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

81 lost folty thousand dollars by q
periodical atl..,k Of nervous sick head
acne" rald Chicago capitalist 10 a
correspondent. pointing across the
street 10 a handsome corner lot. Tina.
lot was sold for ten thousand dollars al
tended 10 buy il, but was too sick with
headache IL attend the saie. and It ID
now worth fifty thousand dollars" IL
ne had known OF Dr. Plerce's Pleasant
pufgatiye Pellets they would have re-
moved the cause of his headacbes-
b.liousness-and he would have made
the money. Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pur-
gstlve Pellets cure SICK headache, bil-
ious headache, dizziness. constipation,
indigestion, and bilious attacks; -
cents vial, by druggists.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
aHo~ to Cure All skln Dts.a...-

Simply apply ''SwsYSE' OINTMENT. 4"
No iaternsl medicine required. Curse
etieT, eczema, Itch, sH erUptIoss on the
lace. hands, )sf, etc. leaving the skin
clear, WHITE ard healthy. It's great
healing aud curative powers are pos
sessed BY 10 other remedy. Ask your
druggists for sWATNE's OINTMENT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Are active, effective and pure. For
sick headache, disordered stomach, loss
OF appetite, bad complexion. and bill
iousness, they have never teen equsled,
either in America or abroad.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
TRIAsuRKR's .aorloE.

4ifY frtasurNF's Once.
tsrsBd Rapids. Mica. lsou- lo. 49,
Noties IS helxby gives thai a assessment
roii Tor EfAdinE &na gfSselfns eE9d street.
= 90 a ms hSnas. and that vii receive PAY
theat II sfeoa for The period % tNeats Gays
~ u Il cate. IS the otlee OF the Iiss reas
GEORGE K PERRY.
dec u C.ly Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

"Who made the best mlnce-pie you
ever atsY' was recently asked OF several
persons seated around the dinner-table
1T the Bancroft house IN Saginaw. The
answers weIe-"My Mother" and "Our
Folks at Home" Let the reader ask of
his friends aud note the answers
''Wha, constitutes the best mInce piey'
was next asked. "The best is er-a-the-
good -lngredients-and-e h-can hardly
express 1t III words-but ours was the
best ever had" From the foregoing
and the belief of the reader that these
persons are ali wrong, having never
tasted or heard of the very best pie on
earth made only at Christmas by
the readers mother) it would seem
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
FROM Chicago,

through coach leaves Michigan Central
station at $40 p. NJ. daily except Sun
day, arriving at Grand Rapids at $50
p. M, dining car attached. Through
Wagner sleeping car leaves at 1910 p.
m. daily, arrives at Grand Rapids at
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
For Chicago,

through parlor coach leaves Grand
Rapids via. q. K. & j. r. X. at 1920 a.
m. daily except Sunday, arriving at
Chicago at 4:35 p. IN. Through Wag-
ner sleeping car leaves at HOS p. m.
daily, arriving at Chicago at GAO a. IN.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
Compare These
Prizes
Hnk That Yost Ire
PAIRING
PAYING

We have been the leaders II low
prices tor the last fifteen years.
The present prices on meats are the
same as We have sold during the tai.
and winter for several years lone or
two years even cheaper than now, and
We will always sell III the same rate oi
pront.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
CHICAGO
ANn wrsr MlctloAn K.Y.

tweek days. daily. 'EGcepi Saiurdas
800 a ~ h r. ,srou ,, chair ess 70 Chi
Lon J.. 81 runs through 20 chicago solid
i'Vc " a. Nag e. burst car seals. 5
cents
S.0S p N. las through chair car 70 Nanis
o'ov ZEE. Via 81 A \. t. *. l.. solid rain
20 Traverse CITY.
130 s p " c' sSi.d tram has sleeper iOf Irs'
l35 n .s = sSs a ,ss ,, s5s w :, pa
auo Also n combination sietping and
parler car through 20 Indianapolis.
via Benton iiRTbof.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
DETRoIT. GRAND HAVEN 1MuwAuEEE

Detroit express leaving 50 q IA has " aeuet
parsor ana buffet cag attached. aud cf niue
express lraNing 3ss y "a has parior ear al
tached- These trains make direct connection
III Detroit for all points last
tArrfSs leaving ~ ~ $ IN has y nc ncy
Sleeping car 10 Detroit. arriving Ia itiF "a al
13 IN.
ship tickets and sleeping cta berths secured az
D., g. II. 4 ". ofrce. . Moaroe-ss.. ABd ~ the
depot.
JAS CAMPBELL. City Pass Agent.
JOHN ". LOUD. Tra1c M5naxcf Detroit.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

RE former proprietor OF Dr. saxe's
Caksrrn Remedy. for years made q
stsudiax. 2nehs oder n All American
newspapers OF szee reward for case Of
t2sarrh that Re could nok cure. The
pressnt propristors have renewed TINS
I offer. All the druggists eel tass Rer,-
s CIV. tcupther With the sDouch..e and
al ether appliances ADVISED 70 ~ used
II connection Win e No estarra Pa
tent = lauxer able 20 ssy II csnnot ~
cured leu gss 900 IA cas- CT fail
IRE.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Mrs.. wiasiav's soefhfag syrse ss,als a.
ssvs Bsea far children teefhiaa IL soethes
fHs ehHa, softeHs re garsS sFtzxs a. pa =
eEres vfat CO e asS = TIE best remedy fer
assTThcee. - cszIs bottle.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
$500 Reward |!

---r - - 80 rs~ssf 80 sfe - 49,
$3.50 4-rsf-sa Pffk fesraffe ff1iF~-ftss -
ess.esfsar - - ~ssrsr<s ~aHfct rsfrf Tfn 49,.
r.---s<tt lt~e- fslss $780, ere ft--etfrssf 80 -
--.-s.srs ia 5heT 49, frrfir tfets-fs - -
- =. ,,svs e~srfa~sior e1ra~ f'ssfre is-f< 80.
s.,-...trssnr = FIiis - e~no Be~rss - - - -
80 fsrss~sae-ss - rerassse $3.50 80
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
MICHIGAN CEyTRAL
THE NIAGARA FAILS sour,

fials. All otheTs daily eNcclH sunday.
Taxing eject SundEs jay a.. le>s.
Sleeping ears ga BGcihc and Atlantic ~
presses 10 aud irum Detroit faTioE cSrs run
"h nas Express aud strand Rapids IA psrs> O.
Hne from beicon. Direct connections made
~ Detroit Win "a through trains fhsi. TlrA
tis on sale ~ Union Ticket Once bl Mouso 900
81, aud Al tnieM depot
. IAN u hksoos Gent Arf SIS Nonroe-sf.
y. ". hueoLEs g. p aud j. AEi. Chicago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Nls Treasurer once. I
oraEa hAplas. Aset.. Bee . lesa I
Nefice - hsfrbs given that fse assessment
roil .sF gIaalas. sf&teiias snd f.Klna lac eus-
geFs ~ North dNtBaf, tf0ns E&Sf Leonard
street - Sweet street IA the e4ts - vTaBG
Rapids. IL nov 81 Dy hkaes ana thai /
vii receive payment tlrrcen sof shr period 81
twenty days iron tfis sale. 81 the urce ~ tbs
City Treasurer. Ntls Hal
GEORGE Il. PEkRT
dee 5 Ciiy Ire. rsr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Vwtnssnz ~ sstahiish = lofs OF his
ewn iDs eousparasissly few who
uovs doazs 80 and IA their swift aad
CvHeefai liysrs a neyer-faiiing source Of
1Dh9bt II 10 rot neesssary 10 be pro-
1qna>enal fsaeser o. a nsmber Of honl-
~ dos ~ successfully raise and train
oHnzinz pigeons Their study and eare
90 and ought ~ Fank among the most
cAsrning rsereations II country or
tnb0rbz, iafs. while even IA cities val
Ontls doeks may BE and are maintained
Iona ssan DC iow-prieed or expensive.
oeeorciny - ssste. A simpls enclosure
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
GROCERY DEPARTMENT

We wish to call the attention of hotel
and boarding house keepers to our
large variety of supplies for their use.
We are probably the best prepared To
furnish you than any house IN Western
Michigan.
Give us call and let us show you
what we can do.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
TEA AND COFFEE
DEPARTMENT.

ID best Japan Tea IN the market,
warranted perfectly satisfactory IN
every respect, for......-........-.........5
ID good Japan Tea........-.......,...~e5
lbs good Japan Dust.
IA No. | Coffee .ls.
/ 10 good COTE, our own grinding l5c
We only ask a trial OF these goods,
and will cheerfully return money II no,
perfectly satisfied with the purchase.