THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY.

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FT in our $3 HAT is the best quality hatters
mfur that is brought to America-and is worked only by
T H EU the most skilled hat makers-Our three dollar hats are not built to
hold together only one season-they are made to wear a much longer period, and
there is a distinguished character and rich appearance possessed by our goods as long as they last.
All our fashionable styles are exclusive in shape and trimmings. In fact it is everything that makes the best
three dollar hat on earth. TRY IT TO-DAY. MINSRET ANARO
115 MAIN STREET. ANN ARBOR.

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MIGI"O N ENTIR fL
"The Niagara Fals Route."
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. '
Taking Effect Aug. 14, 1898.
Mail and Express ...1347 P.Ma
N. Y. & Bostoa Speciai.......5855
Past Eastern ................943"
Atlantic Express ...... 7 45 A. M.
Detroit Night Express .....S . H .5
Grand Rapids Express. .1110 .
G.W. IUGLEW .W.AE,
Mail & Express ............9 1 A.
Hstn. N.Y. & Chicago. 0Ag'. AnAr.. r13"
Fast Western Express . 1..... 10.. 8P. M.
G. R. &Ka. Esnress.......5 45"
Chicago Night Epress..........943 1
Pacific Express.............12 30A. .
0. W. RUGGLES, H. W. HAYES,
G. P. & T. Ag't, Chicago. A't Ann Arbor
TIME TABLE
Taking Effect, May 7, 1898.
Trains leave Ann Arbor by Central Stand-
ard Tine.
NORTH SOUTH
8:43A. M. *7:30 A. M.
"12:40 P. M. 11:25 A.-M.
4:5. . 8:0P..
t±9:01 A. xM. _t8:5 . M.
'Run between Ann Arbor and Toledo only.
tThese trains on Sunday only and rn be-
tween Toledoand Howell. All other trains
daily except Sunday.
E. S. GILMORE, Agent.
H. W. BENNETT, G. P. A.
DETROIT, YPSILANTI & ANN AR-
BOR RAILWAY.
Cars leave for Detroit at a quarter
after every hour, beginning at 7:15 a.
m. and up to 11:15 p. m. For Ypsilanti
at a quarter before the hour up to 12:45
a. m. Cars leave corner William and
Main Sts. Tickets on sale at Brown's
Drug Store.
THE..
KINDERGARTEN
CIGAR STORE
Caresos e7brodoofToacco, 50brands o
Cgare and 30 braindsicof7Ciarte. A canco
on a Pipe free with every Purchase.
102 E. HURON ST.
II, of M ,lSavig Parlors aM Batl Rooom
322 SOUTH STATE STREET.
Ladies' artistic Hair Dressing up stairs. Old
friendscali again. We welcome new ones.
J. R. TROJANOWSKI.
WAKKIN the Barher
New Quarters in the Thompson Building.
Only First-Class Barbers Employed.
THE MODEL of State Street
BARBER HOP10sDUNN & ELY'S
BARBER SHO If you desire
first-class work and courteous treatment
try George and Harry at 332 S. State St.
flitWImTEDI Funeral Director.
CaS attended Day or Night.
No. 11 E. Liberty Street, Residence 53.
Forth Ae, Phone 10.

ALARM CLOCKS, $1.0. Students! Students!
U. OF M. PINS, 50 Cents. If dissatisfied with your laundry service come
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty, EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY and all M
J. L. CH A PM A N A. F. COVERT, Prop., 209 E. Wash. St. usical Supplis at
Telephone No. 211, 2 Rings. LOWEST RATES
206 Soute Main Street Excellent Work and Quick Service Guaranteed. SHAEBERLE
S EELEMUSIC STORE
Your First Duty 114 West Liberty Street, Ann Arbor.
Only 3 doors from Main Street.

after securing your room is to
REGISTER your name and
address at BROWN'S DRUG STORE
Cor. Main and Huron Sts.

T'S FREE... .

Dedication of the New Lain Build- President Angell in the Orient.
ing. President James B. Angell while
The faculty of the department of abroad as minister to Turkey made
law is now considering plans for the addresses in several colleges. On
dedication of the handsome new one occasion he spoke to the students
structure which will henceforth be of Beirut College, Beirut, Syria.
its home. Thus far neither the pre- This is an American istitution con-
cise date nor the details of the pro- ducted in connection with the Pres-
gramme have been fully decided up- byterian mission located at Beirut.
on. It may, however, he said in President Angell also delivered the
a general way that the exercises will commencement rddress at the Ameri-
include three main features. First, can College for girls at Constanti-
there will be an address, probably in nople, and gave an address at the
the afternoon, in University Hall, close of the commencement exercises
by some distinguished speaker. This at Robert College, a school for young
will be open to the public, and the men, also located at Constantinople.
public will also be invited to share
in the second feature of the pro. Mr. Earle W. Dow has returned to
gramme, which will be an inspection the University to resume his work as
of the new building. In the evening instructor in history after two years
there will be a reception by the dean spent in Europe-the greater part of
and faculty of Law Department, to the time in Paris-in historical study.
which the officers and senate of the While absent he contributed to the
University, members of the bar, American Historical Review entitled
friends of the University, and others "Features of the New History: Ap-
will be invited. ropos of Lamprecht's 'Deutsche Ge-
schicte.''' At present Mr. Dow is
FOR RENT.-Two large parlors, engaged in preparing a new edition
for three people, or married couple. of the syllabus used in connection
214 So. Ingalls. with his lectures on European his-
The total number of patients who tory.
received treatment at the hospitals Professor Jacob E. Reighard, of
duriig the year ending July 1, ,4 the zoological department of the Uni-
was 2,453. versity, fills one of the numbers in
How is this? Cover glasses at 54c the tenth lecture course of the Field
per ounce at Eberbach & Son'. 8 Columbian Museum, Chicago. "The
Mr. Robert C. Young, a graduate Biology of the Great Lakes" will be
of the University of Pennsylvania, the subject of the illustrated lecture
has been appointed assistant in zoolo- which lie will deliver on Saturday,
gy. Mr. Young spent last year in November 12.
graduate work at Columbia Univer-
sity. Did you know the Music Co. down
Johnson's ''Bills and Notes'' are on Washington St. were selling all
out from the Inland Press and inay Sheet Music one-half off and many of
be had at Wahr's bookstores. the latest two steps at 21c each? 7
L Rentschler, the hotographer.
L J
IntereoIlefjiate .Bureau of tlcademiu Gostunmo.
GOTRELL & LEONARD,
ALBANY, N. Y.
Caps, Gowns, and Hoods made to order and rented. Also Class
Canes, Class Hats and Caps, Class College Pins. Address
W. C. KERN, Western Mngr.,
Haskell Museum, Univ. of Chicago.

0. M, MARTIN..,
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
Embalming a specialty. No. 200 Fourth
Ave. Ambulance night and day. Res-
idence 302 Fifth Ave.
Win.ArnoldLeading
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338 So. State Street.
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. . . A R E . . .
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PAUL MEYER.
F. J. SCHLEEDE,
340 S. State St.,
Binds Books for 25c. and upwards, and sells
Waterman Fountain Pens for $1.25 and up.
All Linen Paper, 4 lbs. for 50c.
Finest Stationery in the city at lowest price.

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