THE U. OF Al. DAILY.

Published Daily (Sunday excepted) during
the Coleg ye, at
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
DeFICE: Times building N. Main st., opposite
post office.
EDITORS.
J. A. LEROY, '6, lianaging Editor
A. W. Sure, Spcial, Assistant.
W. A. Srsm, '50 L, Asitant.
E. It. SNEAsii.N, '6, Asisant.
H. COLEnA, 'S, Athletic Editor.
G. B. HA unISON, '1kL, Buines Manager
L. tR. IlauntEN, 'S L. Assistant.
Asociato Editors.
H. A. Dancer, 'S. E. L. Evans, '9 L.
L. A. Pratt, '16. Carrie V. Smith, 'S.
C. A. liougiton,'11 D. . A. leat, 't P.
]Minie Tiompon, '. H. . Gammon '8 M.
C. 1.Farrell, '8. 5,S. E.Knappen,'O.
J. S. Finlay, '98.
The last Issue of the Daily till be
June 28, the day after Commence-
ment. Subscribers who leave before
Comnmencemet may have heir
paper mulled to theirifhIome address
without extra charge by leaving tie
address with the business manger.
New subscriptons forlorat delivery
or mailed to home address until
June 28, 25 cents
The office hours of the business
manager are from 8 to 10 a. in., 5
to 6 and 7 to 9 p. im. daily.
The Daily will be istuedt three ays
a week from now until Cmmcice-
theit. Tuesiay, Tut'days anti Sat-
urdays. 'flis isthe first imo te
Daily hiti ever been publishedt after
the first week in June, ani it is te
ony collegedily in the conitry
which will be issued to the pd of
the' year.
Souvonir of thotUnivrsty.
Anmong the nuinerous Iublicatiss
couing out just nosw, one deerving of
especial noice is tie "Soveiir of the
University of Micigian," piublised by
Mtessrs. W. A. Mogk ani J. E. Frazer.
It aim ue publishers state to be "to
give Tt adeutae idea. of the begin-
ning, growth, history and present
status f ie University of Michigan.
The book, which is bound bsib in
paper and cloth, contais abut 100
pages. Aside from adverisemnets the
body of the book IS given uip to cuts
and articles descrptive of the CUnver-
sity. All the buildings on the campus,
Newbrry hal, the osevatory aid
hospitals ae represented by half.
tones. The opening article, "A His-
torical Retrospet," is contribtes by
President Angel. t is followed by
articles on their respective depart-
ments by Dens Dosge, Vagaui,
Knowlton, Prescott, Taft anti Gemu.
Prof. Stan,-y coitribstes a. reofl nl-
cent article on "Mtsic at the Univer-
sity," accliantiedl by aialf-tsine of
the Colunbian orga . Prof. Kelsey
writes of "Tfli Graduate School," D.
Fitzgerald of 'The Waternan Gym
nasium,"aid W. A. Gilhrist of "'ii
Students' Christian Assiciation."
There are scateredI throughout the
hook half-oues of Pres. Angell, the
Various deans, Prof. Kesey, Prof.
Stanley, views on. the campus, a,.ce-
ed'Lmasium class a~dthUiver-
sity is It aipeard nIS186.
The o iok m aks a very valubl

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plan of the. Ditroil Nigh 'Schioel i4
Sc'holarshiip associatioin. it'. obet be-4
tng to assist grtaiuiates fiotihliie'ciy4
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assohitiit goti saindtig~ tit ~finest materials are used in its rsnsieae-
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