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Monday-7- October 3oth
e wllI issue an editian of :2501.
copies of
THE' DAILY
Which willto thoroughly
distrihutedi among the students
and wii thus furnish the host
method for student advertis-
ing offered in the city. Ad-
vertisements will he received
up to
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UNIVERSI'TY NOTES.
Cantetallet at 3 o'clock shtarpi.
D). I3. Cahnl, lit 'Sy ls atcing
lawv ittClicao.
lProf.h ecitettileeltures to ilte late
steetleats i n ttlv.
Mliss Grace Antiersowi, lit '9_t, in
tee'hi itit h lis -ea.
'Plee juntior late election occurs
taco weeks fromtotday-.
Work on thte new' recitation bud-
tng in progressitng rapidly.
J. Donovan, lutw 'gi, in editor of
Ite Tribune at Gladstone, Mtiche.
Miss Kate Fletcher, lill '95, is ex-
pected In retain to college next se-
mester.
MiussiMarguerite Conk, 'gi, of the
D~etrnit High School, is visiting in
lice city.
The setuinary course in currency
and bunking hteld its first mceetitag
Tuesday.
Dr. Cobern will speak at te Sunt-
day aftertnon meeting in Univer-
sity honsicital.
Henry lBrenner, lit'S9, iu teaching
mathaematics in the Chticago Manual
Training Schonl.
G. E. ReycraftI, wit '96 taedical
class lat year, is attending the De-
troit Medical College.
A workman fell from thte roof of
the dental building yesterday and
was qucite seriously hurl.
Miss Frillie G. Beckwith, lit '94
has given up her college work and
expects to attend the New York art
school oneltyear.
Missa Cathcerine Codd, lit '95,
hcopes to ret-toe leer work in tile
Utieretity nitt 1se'roster.
Miss :SIycyI. Cooley, lit '};, is
speettingithte water1-c t-itter sister,
Mrs. Ike Ante nDtot
C. I].Depuy, lit'tgt testeeachaitg
NIechtateicalEi aneeringe teathe Clii-
1.1o 0Matnual ITraitni'n School.
Thlos. ken ,lit '91.andlpresitdent
of thee S. I. A. ic'go-'ga, ts prac-
ticing law in Washintgon, D. C.
Several U. of 1I. students whco
have been etmployed at the World's
Fair wiii re-enter school next wveek.
'96 mnedics fininsed their election
of officers yesterday. Miss Jennie
Hall twas elected secretary, atidH..
E. Swceatland treasurer.
Tice Oracle Doard wiii nit for a
conmposite photograph this after-
stoon, wvhich will be publisiced as a
f rontispiece in that paper.
R. P. Lancont, lit '9z, is chtief
engineer for Shailer & Schioglan,
engineers and contractors, in thte
Phenix Building, Chicago.
The Mathcetmatical Club wilnmeet
Saturday evening, Oct. 2S, in Room
no, Civil Etnginceerincg building.
Mr. Cole wiii give a paper on Cal-
culating Machcines. Election of of-
ficers.
Mr. Geo. H. Pond, of the Ann
Arbor Courier, will speak before
the Young People's Vespers in St.
Andrews' Chapel, to-morrow at
6:30 p. m. His subject is, "The
First of the Great Triad.'
WM. ARNOLD, Jeweler.
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