THE U. OF M.2DXILY.
SchaIIer's D store! ' TURKISH
___ BATH SOAP
Fofmerly with George Wahr, 19 RE5D CENSA C
X. Washington st. Headquarters for F U5, C
everything a Student needs in the Several other varieties of good
line of Tett-Books, Stationery and toilet soaps at the same prices.
Miscellaneous Stock in general.
MARTIN SCHAJLER, BATH SPONGES
IlE DOWN-TOWN BOKSELLER, from10c up to $1.25 each at.
INE. Washington St., one block 9A E. MVMMER'S DRUG STORE,
east of Main St. Cor. Fourth Ave. and Washington St.
'95 LAWS. FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
OP ANN ARBOR.
HETY OUR apts Orgasized 186.
Capital, $100,00. Saurplusan d Profits, $40,000.
CASE ENGRAVED rans" ag bueeral ba"ki"g b"siness.
Foreign exchanges nought and sold. Furnish
letters of credit.
.A LD J rP. BACH Pres. S. W. CLARKSON, Cashier.
H. ARNOLD'TS, Jeweler.1HCW'rTO B
T E 11 TP.3UN ,v Buy Dean & iCo.'s Family Flow
Buy Best Western Patent Flou
Buy Bolted Corn Meal for 23 c
Buy Hulled Buckwheat Flour f
Buy Six Pounds of Crackers for
Buy 74 Pounds Best Rolled Oa
IDE
44 South Main Street.
Fiee Tickets for April 6.
Tickets for the all-around gysmnacstic
MOORE & WETMORE
6 S. Main st., and State st., cor-
ner of William st., have a
complete stock of
UNIVERSITY TEXT BOOKS
New and Second Hand.
Note Books ad other Students' Ssppiies
Fine Statisnery, Sporting Goods, etc., which
they sifer at the Loswest Prices.
Call and see us before purchasing.
STEAM LAUNDRY C O.
High'Gloss and Domestic Finish.
E. S. SERVISS, Manager,
23 SOUTH FOURTH AVENUE.
.I
CONOMIIZ .
r for $3.00 per Barrel.
r for $3.75 per Barrel.
sets per 1-16 Barrel.
or 31 cents per 1-16 per Barrel.
r 25 cents.
ats for 25 cents.
3Aittl & ClhfPiE'A Y.
CHANGES PROPOSED.
Amendments to the Constitution of
iET CATALOGUE OF
2. E. NEWTON, AGENT, 7 VOLLAND ST
RS. ANNIE WARD FOSTER'S
School of Dancing and Delsarte.
Stturday,10a.m.,Gentlemanbeginnersclass.
Saturday, 4p. m., Lady beginners class.
Monday, 7:30 p. m., Advanced Class (Ladies'
and sentlemen).
'TEesday, 7:30 p. m., Beginners Class (Ladies
sad rlGentlemen).
&h-vate lessons by appointment.
5fkitOL 46 S. STATE ST.
20 E. Viashring-
IARTFRFFR lTEii,
puauss~us..au. tbn at.
Sweaters
AT
lieehan & Co.'s
11WANRN ARBOR SAVINGS DANK
Ant Arbor, Mich. Capital Stock, &50,000.
Surplus,$150,t0.
o stxed undee the General Banhing Laws
of this State. Receives deposits, buys and
esexsechange on the principal cities of the
EInted States. Deafts cashed upon proper
idetcation. Safety deposit bones to rent
Orrnac sn;VChristian Mach, Pres.; W. D.
BUarriman, Vice-Pros.; Chas. E. Biacock,
Cashier: M. J. Fritz Assistant Cashier.
FIRST CLASS CUSTOM TAILORING
Corser of State andWi wiam sts.,
William st entrance.
Pltioye
contest nesXt Saturday nightare boing the U. of M. independent Assan.
printed and will probably be out to- At the annual meeting of the U. of
day. They are free to students and M. Independent association April G,
may be obtainel from Seeretary Wado the following amendments to the con-
up to Saturday noon. If any arcs left stitution of the association will be pro-
over then, they will be placed in the posed:
gymnasium and may be obtained by
anyone upon application to Dr. Fitz-
gerald. Seats will be arranged upon
the floor and in the gallery as at the
iidoor meet. So far but few I ntries
hav be-n received for the forty yards
dash, which will form part of the
program. Entries for this event imusti
be made to J. A. Le Roy before next
Friday night. Entries for the gyni-
nastic competition for the .silver cup
close Thursday.
Instructor Hughes will quiz the sen-
iors on lectures G to 10 inclusive in
Damages, next week in room 4.
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.
REPUBLICAN CLUB..
The following members of the U. of
M. Republican club have been ap-
pointedtmeniers of the executive
committee: J. H. Mtays. E. L. Atlore,
H. Weinstein, O. lMtcHarg, W. T. Ap-
inadoc. The above, together with
those delegates elected to the conven-
tion at (lrand Rapids are requestedto
meet Wednesday, April 3, at 3:30 p.
in., in the las tlecture room.
FRED L. ING RAHAM, Pres.
All men contemplating trying for the
'varsity or second eleven neat year
will appear ati 4 o'clock in front of
the gymnnasium every afternoon. As
soon as possible it is desirable that
they should hand their names with
weight as taken by Trainer Fitzpat-
rick in the gym. to me. State also
how much, if any, football they have
played and what positions they are
trying for. It is necessary to be in.
uniform ard it is desired by the, man-
nnnvn. l - n 1 t a - n -. ii a -
(1) Substitute the word "students"
for "Independents" in Section 1 of
Article II.
(2) Change Section 2 of Article Il
so as to read as follows: "The edi-
tors shall be apportioned as follows-
Ten to the literary department, five
to the law department, two to the
medical department, and one to each
of the other departments represented
in the association, by at least ten sub-
scribers.
(3) Change Section 6 of Article II
to read as follows: The officers of
the editorial board shall consist of a
managing editor and such assistants,
including a business manager, as the
board may elect from its number upon
the recommendation of the manag-
ing editor.
Add the following section to Article
II: Section 10-If in the opinion of
the managing editor a foregoing sec-
tion of this article interferes with
the practical cmanagement of the
paper the, board may temporarily
change such section by a three-fourths
vote upon his recommendation.
(4) Substitute the following for
Article III:
Section 1.-The members of the edi-
torial board of the U. of M. Daily
shall be chosen in the ratio of four
Independents to one member of a
fraternity or sorority.
Section 2.-Any member of the edi-
torial board not an Independent shall
be eligible to any office of the board,
except that of managing editor, who
shall be an Independent.
Section 3.-Any Independent nem-
ber of the board of editors joining a
fraternity thereby forfeits his posi-
tion on the board.
Strike out the: second by-law, which
is incorporated in the proposed See-
tion 3 of Article II.
Have you rooms to rent? if so, ac-
SWEATERS
For Men and Boys,
HAKNTI LAMB'S
WOOL SE[TERS
in black, navy, white,
garnet and gry,
for Boys, p to 32
inch sizes,
$1.50;
For Men, all sizes,
$2.00.
Strawbridge & Clothier
PHILADELPHIA.
To arrange for private or
SPECIAL CLASS
lessons in Dancing, call at
Cra2||ger's A&Cade2j .
Office hours 11 to 1 and 4 to S.
No stairs to mount.
TrHEIlDE
The only wheel in the market which has
held up o tsltalast yearn prices, wVhys e-
cause everyocoof them' caic be sold at that
price and they are worth i t'iease cal and
ispect my lIne and see the moyhdecided
im prvements over other so called igegrade
wheels. See the Elliptic crank.
W. P. DISTLER,
31 N. University ave
A, G. SPALDING BROS.
-Atbletic Supplies.
BASEBALL, LAWN TENNIS,
GOLF.
Uniforms for All Sports.
RIDE THE SPALDING BICYCLES-
THE LEADER FOR 1895
HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
SENT FREE.
NEW YORK,. CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA.
BICYCLES
KEN WOOD, THE MARCH,
IMPERIAL, 4 RELAY.
We Challenge Comparison.
APMADOC & MANCHESTER.
Salesroom-42 State st.
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 El.Washinzetn S n..en erMan.