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Ann Arbnr, Rich.
anti advantage teat taken of their
proxinmity to secure a elate for Ann
Arbor. The program wii be niade
up entirely from Wagner. The ad-
mission xwilIcc one doilar.
The L siversity atnd city are again
indlebted to Professor Stanley and
the officers if the Cheoral Vision for
teir persistenit efforts to brine thce
lies) talenit ini all lices of occsic to
the liersyity.
Allmrsemsbers of the Acdelphti are
requeestedl to necet in Room 4, at
6:45, t1is evening, to elect contes-
tents to teet Alpha Nc.
SPRING STYLES, 1893.
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48 SOU'I lMIN SWTREEr.
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WAGNER & C0.
EDITORS.
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o~lie clcsix trllittastels thc tired-i- I-i t en bodiiicse -
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andhettele gat hee points su.-.
Toledo, Ann Arbor -and North~
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ANN ARBOR K EN TSCLER,
STEA1I LAUPYCO. hoto ra ~iipher,
23 SOUTH FOURTH AVE.. (C011NtlttIANTI)2-it tiO laS.
E. S. SERVISS, - MANAGER,
NOT IC E.-TIo S"'-eteTe
antiiCittis. ot senidsiiou t i trnfor
Cuisdy icten yucan getjs ats gsodiattR. E.
Jslly & Ccc'. Wetdottt churge for styec but
gitve it itntonuandtthat is onse-hsali. Ret antd
cis luntches ut all hors afthCie duayatnd nighit. RESERVED 106tiTHlE
R. L. JOLLY & CO., No- 26 South I
State Street- I_
HOT LUNCHES GRAND OPERA HOUSE
And the very choicest Candies
TUTTLE'S,*
4 SOU-e Ts isl'Atul STEET.a
Emma Juch and Anton Seidl's
Grand Orchestra to Visit
the University.
Professor Statiley ainnounces that
Emma Juch wiii appear at U~niter-
sity iall in ate extra of thce Chcorai
Union series, Thtursuday evening,
April 6, together wvith Antote Seidl's
faimous orchestra of eighety lpieces.
The compeaityxiii give a cotncert
ite Detroit thee precedincg evenineg,
for
;~aster.
;fsc ed t
911..()
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it tlci
stock.
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(iiiall adl, ies'lt-it
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Woodwd ccAve. caiiiStaeStrcet, 151. STATSIBER'S
DETROIT, - - MICIGA5N, Cycle Emporium, 11 W. Wahington Si.
GIBSON,
PHIOTOGRAPHIER
NO. 12 W. HURON ST.