THE U. OF M. DAILY.
SchaII&r's Booksoe!
Formerly with George Wahr, 19
E. Washington st. Headquarters for
everything a Student needs in the
lise of Text-Books, Stationery and
Miscellaneous Stock in general.
MARTIN SCHALLER,
OE DWN-TOWN BOOKSELLER,
19 E. Washington st., one block
east of Main st.
795 LAWS!to
HAVE YOUR
CANE ENGRAVED
'WM. ARNOLD'S, Jeweler.
T E "TRZ3UlTE,",
GET CATALOOUE OF
9. E. NEWTON, AGENT, 1 VOLLAND ST
RS tANNIE WARD FOSTER'S
School of Dancing and Delsarte.
Saurday. ia.m.,entleman begnners class.
gSsnray, . i.,Lady begnnes class
Mday, 7: P. 7 ., Advanced Class (Ladies'
andtlemen).
iffa7sday 7:30 p. ., Beginners Class (Ladies
and entlenen.
"rivate lessons by appointment
13OHOOL 46 S. STATB ST.
A G E 2ETrr Aion St.
Sweaters
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Sheehan & co.'s
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CRANK
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convine tathy
rotustowhat yen ave gadbeen lookin or.
5nru road, ilcibnadwoking
na quick spurt, they re unealed. Each
! rank tested to 5 pounds. Price $. per
pair. Will lt any wieel. Before psrchasin
aweel examine the ide Line. Wil sell on
4ay payments if desired. .
W. P. DISTLER,
31 N. University ae
Platinotypes
Tine atet thngin PSTORAPY
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Bi RY M ANIT' .
j48. Hv5ro 9t. Speial Rates t Seniors.
GRIP
REMEDIES!P
ALL KINDS
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FE. A. Mummery' S
NEW DRUG STORE,
COR. WASHINGTON ST. AND FOURTH AVE.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
OF ANN ARBOR.
Organized 186.
Capital, $100,000. Surplus and Prcflts, $40,000.
Transacts a general banking business.
Foreign exchanges bought andsold. Furnish
letters of credit.
P. BACH Pres. S. W. CLARKSON, Cashier.
MOORE & WETMORE
6 S. Main st., and State st., cor-
ner of William st., have a
complete stock of
VNYBII TT BOOKS
New and Second Hand.
Note Books and other Students' Supplies
Fine Stationery, Sporting Goods, etc., which
they offer at the Lowest Prices.
Call and see us before purchasing.
ANN A- oo
STEAM LAUNDRY CO.
Iligli Gloss and Domestic Finish.
E. S. SERVISS, Manager,
23 SOUTH FOURTH AVENUE.
HOW TO ECONOMIZB.
Buy Dean & Co.'s Family Flour for $3.00 per Barrel.
Buy Best Western Patent Flour for $3.75 per Barrel.
Buy Bolted Corn Meal for 23 cents per 1-16 Barrel.
Buy Hulled Buckwheat Flour for 31 cents per 1-16 per Barrel.
Buy Six Pounds of Crackers for 25 cents.
Buy 73/ Pounds Best Rolled Oats for 25 cents.
SEAN8I & QMPAJ5f.
44 South Main Street.
UNIVERSITY NOTES. Law Notes.
The vesp'r chorus will reiearse to- Sectiois 4 anl 5 ib qsiczedit
day at 4 p. in., instead of tomorrow. Stephen's Pleading today at 3 p. us.
Mr. Ralph Garwood, '92 lit, and and 3:45 p. m., repectivetly.
wife, are speieling the week in town. Prof. Mtchem willilecture to the
Prof. Stanley was unable to drill juniors on Partnership this afternoon
the vesper chorus yettterday on ac- at 4 o'clock. There will be two more
count of illness. lectures on Partnership.
All '98 lits who intend trying for the F. J. Boudinot, '9 law, has left for
class ball team will -report to Mianag r hits homo at Tahlequala, Indiana '(,r-
Ileald at the gymnasium today at 4 ritory, on account of ill health and
t. us., r "dy for ottoor practice, will"ot retturnihis year.
Miss F'lorenc Anderson, a University
matriculatte, who has been teaehing,
is spending a short vacation with
her sister, Miss Rose Anderson, '95 lit.
The business manager of the Oracle
has made his final report, which
shows the expenditures and receipts
of the board to have been practically
equal.
U. of f. Silver club meets Friday
at 4 p. in. in room 13 of the law build
ing, for the purpose of arranging for
speakers to come here and speak upon
the silver question. The club has
nearly 200 members.
The Forum held its monthly election
of officers yesterday afternoon and the
following officers were elected: Mr.
Holtzheimer, president; E. L. Thomp-
son, vice president; H. A. Davis, secre-
tary;:Mr. Shannon, treasurer, and Mr.
Ingraham, critic. At its regular meet-
ing next Tuesday the silver question
will be discussed.
The first real outdoor work of the
season began yesterday on the,
campus. The baseball candidates
were out for batting and fielding pra-
tice from 4 to 5:30. The ground is
now fairly firm and warm weather
is all that is needed. Near the dental
building about twenty football men
were out for practice at punting.
At the New Grocery they give 7 lbs.
granulated sugar for 25c. provided $3
worth of other goods are purchased
with the same order.
BRADFORD & CO., Ltd.,
'Phone 156. 37 E. Washington st.
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U. OF B. CALENDAR.
Wed., March 27.-Annual S. C. A.
election.
Wed., Maarch 27.-Junior lit social it
Granger's academy.
Wed., March 27.-Miss Octavia Wil-
liams Bates before the Webster society
at 7:30 p. m. on "Darwin."
Wed. and Thurs., March 27-28.-
Classical conference under auspices of
Michigan Schoolmaster's club.
Fri., March 29.-'Varsity indoor meet
in Gymnasium.
Fri., March 29.-U. of At. Silver club
meets at 4 p. to. in room 13, law build-
1ng.
Fri. and Sat., March 29-30.-Meeting
of Michigan Schoolmasters' club. .
Fri., April 5.-Loan exhibit of old
blue ware at the home of Mrs. James
B. Angell, for the benefit of the Fruit
and Flower mission.
Sat., April 6.Indoor contest for
Senate Trophy in gymnasium, 8 p. m.
Sat., April 6-.-Annual election of
the officers of the Athletic association.
Sat., April 6.-Meeting of U. of M.
Independent association at law leture
room for election of Daily editors.
Thurs., April 11.-Faculty recital At
Frieze Memorial hall.
Thurs., April 11.-Mrs. Trueblood's
recital of dramatization of "Silas
arner," M. N. church.
Fri., April 12.-Spring vacation be-
gins.
Mon., April 22.--Spring vacation
closes. Exercises resumed in all de-
partments.
Fri., April 26.-IntercollegIate debate
between Northwestern and Michigan
at Chicago.
Thurs., May 9.-Faculty recital at.
Frieze Memorial hall.
Thurs.. June6.-Faculty recital at.
Friese Memorial hall.
THE
'95 +VICTORS
are models of strenght and
beauty. The staunchest light
wheels ever built. You de-
sire not simply a good bicycle,
but the best; then you want
a Victor.
Eight styles, with almost
any height frame, giving as
sure a fit as if the wheel was
made to your order.
Call and examine them.
Sold only at
M STA[BLERS CICLE EMPORIUM
11 W Washington st.
Caps and Gowns
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
We are prepared to furnish Caps
and Gowns of the highest quality
to Universities, Colleges and Schools
throughout the United States, at
surprisingly low prices. Self meas-
urement forms, containing all nec-
essary instructions to secure per-
fectly fitting garments without
visiting the store, will be forwarded
upon request.
RIBBONS IN ALL COLLEGE COLORS
different widths, at moderate
prices.
Strawbridge & Clothier
PHILADELPHIA.
The largest exclusively Dry Goods
House in America
To arrange for private or
SPECIAL CLASS
lessons in Dancing, call at
Granger's""&" ade
Office hours 11 to 1 and 4 to 8.
No stairs to mount.
$95 $95 $95 $95
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Salesroom-42State st.
APMADOC & MANCHESTER.
SANGER.
TITUS AND
CABANNE
Amerca's Greatest Riders have
selected as their Mount for '95
Yes, and there are others. This will
be a Spalding year.
FPitted with Palmer Tires.
EBERBACH HARDWARE CO.
G. H. 'WILD.
THE LEADING TAILOR
and Importer has received the
largest and most select stock of
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS
for Spring and Summer of '95 in
the city, and would be pleased
to have you call and examine
the same.
Full Dress Suits a Specialty
2 E. Washington St.. near Main.