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EDITORS. 115 11 ito 'ierpretit. It tosOSafe to1
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. A. f.elloa, Lit. l96, Atileie Editor.
.1. 5 S.'EARLb, Law '9Os, Business anaager. , 17li edfioi'till' 0l'l'lt~il.
Assistant.
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Victor Athle-tic 1G11111 ant:elwith
Victor lBicyi'les. andal11r Ocosolag
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pleas.
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Academic Music ThEr GRAND OPERA HOUSE
________ONE NIGHT ONLY
"COLLGE SOGS."TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 20
Mloat poplalr cllege cllectionl 0001 11011 III scan1111cilic'a Comedly Itrasla,
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50 cents; Cloth. Gilt, $1.00. The Charity Ball.
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dell.
NOTICES.
'bill' tradte l'u111wsal110llimot ath
residence of .Ju11g1' T. ..'ooley, 711
S. State 01., Slit.. Nov. 24, at 7:30 pI.1in.
Jndge Cooley still sp1ea1k.oil'Ciom-
piilsory' Arhiti'atioii." A c~rdbil ins- i-
111111n1is hreby e' xite'ed to all sill-
deiits itll' graduilatel schooll,,toill l
professo~rsan11111instrucltoles, an111o ill 1
laidies of ltie faculty.
'97 FOOTBALL. FUND.
A01ll toseosho haieisi' scribedi t1
a10 Isishi toi 1a11for te tieatl'liil'as1
01101111s possile. Isoill bhiniiiliii
miain hail to receives-'ubscriptiionsa t
tile following hiours: 'iTeday at 3
an111 -; Wedinesday at 19, andtlPridayl
at 3. iRICHARD W. HAV\WKINS,
Mall. Itt- Foothall Teamli
U. OF ?1I. CALENDAR.
Tot's., Nos-. 20.-P95 las s-t. 111711
schiool, inter-class foothall.
Wed., Nos'. 21.-Mlass mneeting ini
tciapel for pralctice of sonigs.
Wdied., Nov. 21.-Freshiman social at
Granger's hall, S p. In.
Thiurs., Nov'. 22.-Phlilosophlical club
maeets in rooii 21.
'Thurs., Nov. 22.-Rlegenats sleet.
Thurs., Nov. 29.-Univ. of tChigo
ve. U. of M., Chicago.
Fri., Nov. 27.-Itaherlein ('oncert Co.
in Inland League series.
Sat, Nov. 24.-U. of 11. vs. Cornlell
at Detroit.
Sat., Nov. '24-Graduate (Clubin ibbes
at T. M. Cooley's.
Tues., Nov. 27.-Tlianksgiving recess:
begins.

"COLLEGE SONGS FOR GIRLS."
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Heavy Paper, $1.00.
"Boot's Album of Songs."
'A newacolletion of 11i11-lyricaongs11,. by
1110 1101110r(f "lbeie'la a lthl toIililng
tChalrles," 0011111 1isl inle. $1.00.
Ally 001111 sent postpaid on1 receipt of preice.
00110foe bulletiasof t1111ew(Iral.iianld
instrumlentlmuic.
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C. I.ODitsone< 1., NO Y
Il.E. D1ts0n1S, C.Pila.
FIRST CLASS CUSTOM TAILORING
(11n00 of State and SWilliam ts.
Wildlim steltrane.
FLOWERS, FLOWERS
Fo0r Everyinig and Everybody.
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20 EAST HIURON STREET.
Good Wvork Guaranteed. Goods cailed for
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22 Years an the Busines4M -.
CITY LAUNDRY,
X. M. SEABOLT, No. 4 N. 4th ave.
ANN ARBOR & YPSILANTI ST, RY,
Time Table, October 7, 1894.
LeaveoYVsolanti from Congress at., 7:00, 9:00
1000 1100a. m.; a2:45,2:15,51:00, 0:41, 5:00 anid
150.10 p. M.
Leave Ass Arbor Junetionl, 7:'0,9-.30 and-
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SUNDAY TIME.
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5:00, 6:0osd 5:00 p. a.
Leave Ann Arbor Jonction, 2:00, 4:005:3at
7:00 sod 9:30 p. m.
Cars ron en city lime. Fare: single trip as
cents; rouod trip ticeess2H cents.
Wam. F. PAssmos, Sdpt.
.The Daily only $2.50 for the college
year.

ery and Calcium Effects.
PRICES, 35C, 50C, 75C AND $1,00.
Big Four ]Route
5BES5T LINE TO
INDIANAPOLIS,
LOUISVILLE,
and CINCINNATI.
ELEGANT
Through Sleeping Cars
BETWEEN
Petoskey, Louisville and
Cincinnati.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
BIG + FOUR + ROUTE.
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Passenger Traffic Mtgr. Ges. P. & T. Agi.
Cincnai, .Ohio.
A. *G. SPALDING & BROS.
FOOTBALL SUPPLIES.
Every IRequisite for 1110
Game.
- ~ Spaulding's
- I Intercollegiate
~ A oo Football.
- ;Adopted 1894 by the
t 'ion, and most be uoed
Ia all match games.
PRICE, with infiator, 00.
Spailg's complete Football Catalogue
s.ent free. $Spaldin 's Official Football Guide
for 1894",edited by Walter Camp, coscaining
the new rules and other valuable informa-
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trade-mark on what you buy is thieguarantee
that the goods are the best.
NrwaYourS Chicago. Philadelphia.
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Students Recreation Head
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No. 3 N. Slain Street.
ANN ARBOR
STEAM DYE I&WORKS,
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or Dyed:...
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