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men capable of tunderstanding the
political questions of thin campaign
it ia the student, whose training has
fitted him for arch considerationn.
'The nooner thte college men of the
country, an a class, enter the arena
of political dincusnion, the aooner
will prolitirs he elevated to that
higher plaiie which it, an a science,
should occiupy.
NowI that '95 and '96 have tried
their rcnpective trength in the two
rulshes, no called, whichs have already
taken tplace, would it not hr well to
itiscontinue the same and thus guard

New Firm, New Goods, and Low Prices.
There is nothaing like a SLIM FIGURE to pot it in maotiont.
Wo have laid in a very Large Stock of Seasonable Goods. Wo
boughtt Cheap. We Sell Chteap. Fine Footwear, Boots and Shoes.
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gldoodsv tht dti sgci ie, a; asprirwork;nell siupplieddrerading 6,0M, arSOT.
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01 '9.~i5La .+,Asitrn. fV, in idetermniing toelect thleir P .Cnu.~ No. 1I04. Owssi'and 11111 do 'rlaSunay
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rc-is ecoIrslletr diataiIs iOf ttir fool- ' =IES 0-S r(iletansdlyzcp udy.
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. .111tl.1ii' l.ball galle with l'erdiic, today. 'She TENNIS - SHOES -- IN - STOCK. 1xc.1-Pas'rs. Agentl. L'cl IAgent1.
cI. I-iL.btt Srlliap. . result swill be anniounceidat the
2itAN Iiclr~;11, '6. liiv office tonight. ST -IdTS, SAVE IHALFI" OUIf MO'\h AN-)1 1 'I
If. xv. S i 111.1.Lawc'94. ,
MISttrMCIitLt~nuSpeciraall
,YIris the saimCof the rititors to AX < t ' 0%
THE_________PUBLISHING__HOUSE. __ make thre1.sll~vthooglyrpo
The names of all persons whose setitative of all the interests of the
subscriptions are not paid on or be- tiiiversity. _I T D NT 'B O S OR ,S A E ST.
fore November 5th will be stricken - S U EN S B O ST RiT T
from our list. COMMUNICATION.
THE CEDS O THEFRON. lieore he -Greek, Ltini, Fronchi, Ger'iiani and all College Text-Books, New
TEC-D TOTEFOT Beoetebeginning of the lec- and Seconld-hanid.
Tihis yrar, for the first time, the tore season wne would like to call the
wetofall departnments of thie attention of the ILecture Association LAWAND MVEDIC.ALi BOOKS
University have been invite-d to the Board to wvhat we believe to be a
freshnmen spread." No miove of very commion feeling among its AT WHOLESALE IPRICES.
greater imuport could have been former patrons, nanly, that the ,g
rmade to establish a closer connec- assigning of reserved seats before Cc)_~-'., '
tion betsveen the "co-eds"' of thur each entertaisnsent, the plan ° -
different departmenits of the Uiiver- pursued last year has become ats in.-11nce for all, and let a reasonable BUSINESS LOCALS.
sity. ''here is a danger at times sufferable bore. Every one wvho charge be tiade for this. Thieii Weal-ED-A secondil-handlltcopy (IS
that our feelinig for the University knows anything about this, knows those waho are enanmoredl of risinig inlIhBhitoei's Co'mmientatrirs, ('Iloleys
wvill be extitnguishied in favor of dle- that it connunies ass enormous thin early starlight, of tanding for editiotn. Must tie She latest edition.
partment or clans prejudticen. That amount of valuable time. Mtany weary- hours on a cold street, anid of 14-6it 53 S. Divisioni street.
there is a growving tendency to do are prevented frosm etin eligible wvaiting other wveary hours for their Mr. Rose, of the Groldens Eagle, ef
geting b)etroit, will bisat lthe Cooek Miei
awvay waitha all prejudices which seats because on account of classes turn ins a line, may have the satinfac- every 'Tuesday, attd wilt be pleased to
are hostile to the Univsersity as a or wvork they cannot spenid several tion of doinug this nine tinses during meet the boys. 1-t
wshohe, is evirhent from the various hours on the morning when the the year, and those Swho woulid Every stuadent shottld see thle suag-
g -tiiffeenst line of woolens displayed at
movements wvhichs have been made, teats are reserved. Many are led to rather pay extra for the privilege of the Cook Stouse on Tueseday, thes25ths
especially by the women of the Uni- be absent from classes for this pfur- doing this bid /onter, wall also be itnst., by the Golden .Eagle, of Detroit.
Atn elegant suit or overcoat madr to'
versity, to establish a closer relation- pose. It seems to us that the plan satisfied. your measure for $2.5, a guaranteed
ship between the departments. adopted by the Choral 'Union last ".,S,llEE OF THE ASSOCIAXTION. saving of at least $10. See Mr. Rose.
by it will pay you.
While a certain class or department year is much more satisfactory. It ---T.- . -- 0 0
e~1sri/tide carp s is commendable, yet will be said, this also consumes time "The Limited Maili." Dancin~g.
wvhen it is carried to an extreme, on the eveuing of earls lecture. But Elmer E. Vaee, manager of 'The
only ill effects will be the result. time is not then so valuable as in Limited Mail," is a living testimoniy Mrs. Aninie Ward Foster's assetmbly,
to the trutht of te ansertion no ofteii Satutrday, Oet. 29th, front 4 toO; p. in.,
_________________ the middle of the forenoon, and this muade, thtat "blood wvill tell,t' aid that at Niekels hall. Admuissiont 25 ets.
TENDENCY OF THE TIMES. methiod does not inconvenience those pluec and eiiergy will push itself to Mrs. Faster will form ehasses, Satur-
another column of todays is- wohv eiain oatn.W the frosit. July 31, 1890, Mantager day, Oet. 29th, 10 to 11:30 a.,in., S to
Sn Y wohv eiaiost ted eVallee was a telegraph operatar aid p.,in., at 44 Sotaths State street. Class
aue we give the result of the recent venture tine assertion that for those train dispateher at Coumbus, Ohio, at Nickels Stall, Saturday eveninig 8 to
on a salary of $50 a month. During to. Mrs. Fosters reputation as a
investigation into the political atti- whose time is worth anything, it the initerin of business and the eliek of teacher is too well established to Ineed
tude of the University. It is a costs more to reaerve the seats thian his instrumnlt lie wrote what hiss eomment. 19-5t
proved the moat phsenomenal, artistic, f_
hopeful sign for the politics of the to buy tickets for the course. St we and financial success of the century,
future, to see the college take so must have reserved seats, let a por- him hearimoitfMail,tt0whichonetta edd\is atepsternitheo Cicsar-
much interest in matters of current tion of the house, perhaps each shimThascleayrfi f 600i n 0per -a epeapoion nth Cicg
poitics. If there is any chats of alternate rosy of seats, be reservedGrnOpaItueoMndynt.shl.

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