THE U. 01? M. DAILY.
MJGHTGAN GENi~i
Time Table (Revised) July 1, 1894.
EAST. WEST. s
P. M. AM.
Mtail andIExs-dt 05sMail-______8 43 I
N. Y.Special.--- 5 10 lN. Y. Special---- 71)5
Eastern Es- iS--1 25 N. S. Limited. --5 25d
A. M. Pacific Es---215 i
Atlastic Es_._.. 7 4175P. M.j
DJ.N.Express...._ 5 e0 Western Es-___1 53
G. RI. Esxpress Al1055 Chi. Nt. Es.---10 25 11
G. IR. Es . 1----- 557
O. W. RLESt, It. W. HtAYES,
G. P'. & T. Ant., Chicago. Aal ,ASS Arbor.
FRANKLIN HOUSE
DETROIT, MICH.
It iswell before leaving hoeeher
tsr businems or pleasure, is dectde upon a
hotel and theery avoid cnfsion.
When yousv-sit Deroit wesoud be
pleased to base you stop at the old
"Franklin 3 Hune," retr. Larned
and Bates Sts., -here yesueill hae agood
meal and aecleansbed at moderate rates.
The hosne has beesnreoated from top ts
holtsm, and isao is frst-class condition.
Rlespectfully,
H. H. JAMES.
3trata, 35c. Lotdgings, 50.
Per Day, 81S.50
'THE + DAILY
Represents Every Depairtmient
(ot the Utiiversity.
$2.50 PER YEAR.
A NEW LINK CUFF
Big Four Route
BIEST LINE To
INDIANAPOLIS,
LOUISVILLE,
and CINCINNATI.
ELEGANT
Throigh Sleeping Cars
BIETWEEN
Petoskey, Louisville and
Cincinnati.
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BIG + FOUR + ROUTE.
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P.assentrTrtlic Mr. Gen(ta T L..t.
THE SIMPLEX PRINTER.
A new invention for duplicating
copies of writinigs and drawi ~gs.
OUR FOOTBALL TEAM.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST AE.
slid wlii try for ed, Evans for tackle,
Iunldel for center, Iysinforcnd, Stad- 1
len for end, Crawford for end, 'Me-c
Pberran for full-back atd Letoy 'foro
ialf-back.
Of last years -lass elens there N01il
bo Holbrook, Diken, Bartlet Far-1
un adi Collins fromis'9. Swatilell'
uill be it catdidat for center. t
Amlong the new mlieti are ia.nsieril
sitb reitiations as tackles. aker,
tackle on tbe U. of Illinois 92adii'97.
will try for that Iosiio, as Nvill also
Brewer, captalii and tackle oti last
years U. of Idliaal teimi. peees,
giard oi (le Baker University '92. is
asoe ott. Reynolds, takle ott Prinee-
loll seconid eleve, will be out in a
few cays. IHays, a brother f te.
'vtrsity edad 19subsitte at tie U. of
Illitnois, wllii also ty for eicl. For
hialf-back there lre fot, hlitila st
yett's U. of Nebraska tetmiiHowrd,
hlsf at the U. of Iowa; Wteas, half
at St. Pal's; and Welsh, boher of
tue '95 class teami player. Two otheri'
men1 for full-bak se Bloomington, of
the Pnnsylvtanit-MilitaryAtadety,
andiit Mlhollind, capai It Aliollast
year.
The tiieiiarlilt itpresetusingitghe(
diressitg rooms iii (le basemie'nt of te
medical builing, bst will get ito 111e
Gymsnasitmi next week, whelnlitiii
Saths will be rtliting.
Harvard Football Schedule.
Sattidtay, Septemibe' 29, lartmotlotli.
Wednesday, Octoer 3, .Exetri.
Satrday, October , Andover.
Wt'tdnesday, October 1t0, Browi.
Saturday, October, 13, Ortnge A. '.
Wednesday, October 17, Amherst.
Saturtay, October 2(, Willits.
Wedestbay, Otsber 24, ope~n.
Satrdtay, O-hler 27, (onel a
Nesw York.
Wentesdy, Octoie:1, Bostn .th-
leic Associatio.
Stuttrday, Noetber 3, ope.
Stturday, Novembiir 1i, (ieagt
Athletic Cltb.
Saturtday, Nol-ciblr 24, Yale ats
Springfield.
INTER-COLLEGIATE.
In t(le eturreum isiber of tile'Util
versity 'Mlg tie there is aii artiet
on "Battle-balls," by Dr. Strget, ttf
theHetetiway (Gymnstim t (ao-
bridge.
Thirty-one States, tise Distrit of
Colmbia, atd two foreigscoutie
are represented itt Exeter Academy
Thlere arc 20 sttdets itt the isti
ttion.
Cornell loss six lotie gaes('whedi-t
tied for the football season, Prince
ton and Harvard gaies sedlsened t
be played in NewT York, and 4Uii
versity of Pennsylvania gatt ie 'Phil
adelpia.
NOTICES. $ $ $ SAVED.
By seeing Mr. A. E. Rose, at the
F'OOTBtALL. Cook hotse, Tesday, Oct. 2.tHe will
The class football ganes will be save yen frolil $10 to $15 per sit on.
pltayed early this yea. Mnagers anti Ann Ahes'lt'ris, aid always garan-
captains artetrgedl io gtt their ins tee qaltity, fit and workmantaship. 1-
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lie takens at once to the table. Nell price remains the saite, $2.50 per col- .
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________before its its history. Co-eds, sb-
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the Stusical World oi trial for for orders at 21 S. State, at Jtly's. 2-7
months on receipt of 25 cents itt Nobe's Star Clotinig I loose sells the-
tamps. This lIill inlutde tie t'l'lati- best $3.00 Derby itle- ciy. 1-12
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