THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY.
3
OUR ARE REGAL SHOES FOR
$3.50 TANS ROUGH WEATHER.
GOODSPEED'S
_ _118 S. MAIN -T
MIGHIGN ENIRUIL
"'The Niagara Falls Route."
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.
Taking Effect Aug. 14, 1898.
GOING EAST.
Mail and Express .. ..............3 47 P. M.
N. Y. & Boston Special ...............4 58
Fast Eastern ................943"
Atlantic Express ...........7453A. M.
Detrot Night Express. . 55
Grand Rapids Express ... 1
GOING wEST.
Mall& Express...... ... ..... ...9 18 A. M.
Boston, N. Y. & Chicago.0....81.3"
Fast Western Express ................1 38 '. xA.
G.R. & Kal. Express.. ...... 5
Chicago Night Express . 0..... a..94
Pacific Express .......................12 30 A. M.
O. W. RUGGLES, H. W. HAYES,
G. P. & T. Ag't, Chicago. Ag't Ann Arbor
A1 R OA-D
TIME TABLE
Taking Effect, May 7, 1898.
Trains leave Ann Arbor by Central Stand-
ard Tine,.
NORTH SOUTH
8:43 A. M. *7:30 A. M.
1240P.M. 11:25A.M.
4:5 P. M. 8:40 P. M.
t9:05:A. M. it8:05 P. M.
"RHn between Ann Arbor and Toledo only.
1 These trains on Sanday enly and ran be-
tween Toledo and Htowell. All other trains
daily except Sunday.
E. S. GILMORE, Agent.
13. 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
Carries over 75 brands oflTobacco, 50 brands of
Cigas andr30 brnds ofyCigarets. A chance
Pie HewithReeypa chase.
102 E. HURON ST.
ALARM CLOCKS, $1.00. Students! Students!
U. OF M. PINS, 50 Ceints. It dissatisfied with your laundry service come
Fine Watch Repairing o Specialty, EXCELS I ORLAUNDRY
J. L. CHAPMAN, A. F. COVERT, Prop., 209 E. Wash. St.
Telephone No. 211, 2 Rings.
206 Soute Main street Excellent Work and Quick Service Guaranteed.
Your First Duty
after securing your room is to
REGISTER your name and
address at BROWN'S DRUG STORE
IT'S FREE.... Cor. Main and Huron Sts.
CALENDAR.
Wednesday, Oct. 12-Michigan
vs. Michigan Agricultural College.
Saturday, Oct. 15.-Michigan vs.
Western Reserve.
Wednesday, Oct. 19.-Michigan
vs. Case Scientific School.
Saturday, Oct. 22.-Michigan vs.
Notre Dame.
Friday, Oct. 21.-Jas. Whitcomb
Riley on the S. L. A. Course.
LaFauette Memorial.
The DAILY is-in receipt of the fol-
lowing communication which has not
been published before because of
lack of space.
CHICAGo, Oct. 3d, 1898.
Students of the University of Michigan,
Ann arbor, Mich.
GENTLEMEN-Your careful con-
sideration of the accompanying is
earnestly requested. It will be ob-
served that it is proposed by the
Commissioner-General for the United
States to the Paris Exposition to
make especially conspicuous and re-
splendent the celebration of United
States Day at the coming exposition.
The great feature of these exercises
is to be the unveiling and dedication
of a monument from the children
and youth of our country to the
memory of our nation's first bene-
factor and defender, LaFayette.' The
proposition to raise the funds neces-
sary for the erection of the monu-
hent trough the agency of the
schools, has for one of its chief pur-
poses, the direction of the minds of
young people to a broader study of
the historic events of the early days
of the Republic. To you, as an
influential factor, in your community,
we addressthis sopecial re uest for
where consistent, join with your
superintendent of schools and mayor,
perhaps, in the formation of a com-
mittee, which will be recognized by
this commission as official, to further
the success of this significant and
opportune movement.
Thanking you in advance for your
patriotic support, we are
Very respectfully,
FERDINAND W. PECK,
Commsissioner General.
ROBERT J. THOMPSON,
Sec'v LaFayette Memorial Commission
Chas. E. Blaney's big extrava-
ganza success, "A Boy Wanted,"
which comes to the Athens Theatre
tonight, is one of the largest and
strongest farce comedies on the road
today, in addition to being one of the
biggest financial successes of the past
season; and it goes without saying,
that the capacity of the house will
be tested on their appearance. The
company is made up of artists of
ability, who during the playintroduce
their various specialties, with a host
of pretty girls, clever comedians,
talented vocalists, expert dancers,
and high class vaudeville artists. The
plot of "A Boy Wanted', isa success-
ful scheme to entertain in the best
possible manner, and is a continuous
laugh throughout the entire evening.
There are quite a number of funny
situations, which are very happily
brought out; it is witty, the jokes
and songs are new, and free from all
vulgarity, and with tie Blaney trade
mark 011 "A Boy Wantied," is a
guarantee of success.
The Waldo Mandolin that the Ann
Arbor Music Co. carry is certainly a
wonderful instrument, of beautiful
t n If viu acrino to b ex-
. . ALL ,.
AT LOWEST RATES.
SHAEBERLE MUSIC STORE
114 West Liberty Street, Ann Arbor.
Only 3 doors from Main Street.
0, M. MARTIN,.,
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
Embalming a specialty. No. 200 Fourth
Ave. Ambulance night and day. Res-
idence 302 Fifth Are.
Arm locks
Wm. ArnoldLe"in
Wi.Anl, Jeweler
GET YOUR
LUNCHES
AT
W. W. TUTTLE'S
338 So. State Street.
OUR PHOTOS
... ARE. . .
PERFECT IN STYLE AND FINISH
THE
Berryman Studio
1 12 West Huron St.
State Phone 119,
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.
The Name the Guarantee.
FOOT BALL
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Official outfitters to all the
leading college, school and
athletic club teams.
Spalding's Official Inter-
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UsedexclusivelybyYale, Princeton, Harvard
Pensylania. Corell ad all other leading
colleges and oiversitis. Mlasagers sheould
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elewhre. Spaldiga Olical Fot BallGude,
edited by Walter Camp. Records, photo-
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At News Stand, 607 E. William St;
Give me a trial. First class work and
prompt service.
PAUL MEYER.
F. J. SCHLEEDE,
340 S. State St.,
Binds Books for 25c. and upwards, and sell
Waterman Fountain Pens for $1.04 and up.
All Linen Paper, 4 lbs for 50c.
Finest Stationery in the city at lowest price.
rc a aica 110a.c tiluqJ 1V e. yo. aLYO rUe ~g g U0y
U, of X, Shaving Parlors and Bath 11001100 co-operation. We hope you may, amine them by all means. 12
322 SOUTH STATE STREET.
Ladies' artistic Iair Dressing up stairs. Old
friends call again. We welcome new ones.
J. R. TR)JANGWSKI. V
WlRentscher, the lhtoapher. K
New Quarters in the Thompson Building. -- - -
Only First=Class Barbers Employed. Interolloglate ueauof tladeuoiGostume.
THE MODEL of State Street GOTRELL & LEONARD.
is DUNN 1 Liv's AiBANYv, N. Y.
BARBER SHOP If you desire Caps, Gowns, and Hoods mode to order and rented. Also Class
first-class work and courteous treatment Canes, Class Hats and Caps, Class College Pins. Address
try George and Harry at 332 S. State St. W. C, KERN, Western Mngr.,
Ilaskell Museun, Univ. of Chicago.
Embalmer _and
ENOCH IE L FuneralDiector. AAL Every kind.
Calls attended nay or Night. RANDALL, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. "tAL M. STAEBLER,
No. 161 E. Liherty Street. Residence 533 S. 119WTONBL-K. ANNAR BR, h est Washington Street
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WE PATRONIZE GOODYEAR'S DRUG STORE.