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N neckwear we aim to give you the best on the market. We like to hear our customers say "SEE THAT TIE, bought
it of you a year ago. Just as good to-day as when bought." That is neckwear satisfaction. That is the kind of neck-
wear we sell. Always the best and latest shapes, and the GOODSPEED label means quality of the highest. You are
always sure when buying our ties that there is nothing in the market that excels them. We are now showing the latest
silks, also wash ties, all the new stocks with ties of extra liberal proportions. Come and see them.
G!OODSPEED'S, Main Street.

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«, rFal"e CORRECT AND STYLISH TAILORING.
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME
Taking Effect January 29, 1899.
GOING EAST. We operate the finest tailoring trade in the city, and
Mail and Express . ......37P.M1. oletLnugsan ntl
N. Y. & Boston Special ....... 4 58 equlayithSae
Fa Eas en . . e ual any in the State.
Fast Eastern ....... ......9 43 "
Atlantic Nxpress.... 45 A. M. Werespectfully solicit your valued patronage.
Detroit Night Express ............5 5
Grand Rapids Express.. 1110" All garments made by us kept pressed and in repair for
Mail & Express. ....840 A. Al. one year.
Boston, N. Y. &Chicago ........9105
Fast Western Exp ress. 0 5 3P. 5.
Chicago Night Express9. 43
aciW RU G. ...NV Y0 A. S. 106 E. Huron. New State Phone 43
G. P. & T. Ag't, Chicago. Agt Ann Arbor - _---.

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TIME TABLE
Taking Effect, May 1, 1899.
Trains leave Ann Arbor by Central Stand-
ard Tine.
NORTH SOUTH
8:43 AM. '1:255A.M,
t 9:05iA M. 11:250A. M.
12i:40P. ,t. t8:05 P. sM.
4:5 P. M. 8:40P. M.
*Run between Ann Arbor and Toledo only
tRun between Toledo and Howell on Sun-
day only.
All other trains daily except Sunday.
E. S. GILMORE, Agent.
W. H. BENNETT. G. P. A.
THE DETROIT, YPSILANTI & ANNj
ARBOR RAILWAY.
Cars leave Ann Arbor for Ypsilanti
and Detroit every halfhour beginning
at 1:45 a. m. U. of M. car leaves City
Hall, Detroit, every night after Theater.
Special cars for Baseball Games from
Court House Ann Arbor to Main En-
trance of Baseball Grounds, Detroit.
U. or M. LINE.
Baggage, express and Students' sup-
plies received and delivered. Waiting
rooms, corner of Ann and Main streets,
Ann Arbor, 111 Griswold street, Detroit.
CHICAGO . D
I 0PkON:0 H,
Wabash Fast Trains make it possible for
yen to take breakf-ast in Ann Arher, Din.
ner in St. LouisanLuncheon in a First-
Class Dining Car en route.
You leave Ann Arbor-7:25 a. m.; Ar-
rive St. Louis, 6:25 p.m.; Arrive Chicago
3;00 p. m.; Kansas City 7:15 a. m.; Oma-
ha 8:11 a. m.
Fast Time to Onaha-ogly One Nigbt Out.
The Continental Limited,
A superb fast train, magnificent service,
between Detroit and St. Louis, Chicago,
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and
Boston. Free Reclintng Chair Cars on
All Trains. You will go home for vaca-
tion soon-better write to us for a new
folder of Wabash trains.
F. A. PALMER, A. G. P. A., Chicago.
C. R. CRANE, G. P. & T. A., St. Louis, Mo.
R. S. GREENWOOD, M. P. A.,
Chicago and Ann Arbor.
Ohio Central Lines
THE DIRECT LINE TO
Bowling Green, Marietta,
Findlay, Athens,
Columbus, Middleport, and
Charleston, W. Va.
Columbus trains use Lake Shore Union
Station at Toledo.
Through trains with Sleeping and
Drawing Room cars from Detroit
and Toledo.
MOULTON HOUK, General Passenger Ag't.

Medics and Laws.
The senior medics and laws left for
Pontiac this morning over the Ann
Arbor. It is the yearly custom for
the seniors of the two departments to
make a visit to the insane asylum at
that city, and to make a study of the
relation of insanity to the medico-
legal cases. Drs. Herdman and Solis
will accompany the students.
Up to the middle of May the hos-
pital work for the University hos-
pital was equal to that done during
the entire year ending June 30,
1898. The total number of hospital
days during the year ending June
30, was 22,773. The total slumber
so far this year is over 23,000,
which indicates a gain of about 16
per cent over the former year.

Ann Arbor R. R. Excursion Rates.
Ilhe Asn:Arbor R.R. will seil execursion
ticketsas followsit onelre r toe roundtril::
Columbus, o , June 2nd. 3rd and 5th, return
limit June 13th, account of meeting American
Medicol Associatixon.
Clvelaid, 0., Jie 25th an 20th, return limit
Juie 29th, Annual Convention Knights of St.
Cincinnati, O., June Sth to s30th inclusive,
reture limit Jur 5th. National Sa eret..
Petoskey, Michi., Jsioe 19t1 001lan:d 21st,
retsrn limst June27ta, C. A. H. Hepartms~ent
Micigan Anul Encampinent and5SWR . C.
Department Convention.
St. Louis, Mo., Jusie 1911: andl20th, returne
limit J sne5th, Heunion and Groand Lode mcet-
ingf ls.o
Buffloo N. Y., Jose 1thll and 15th, recturn
limat Junsc 18th with privilece sf extesit
July 2nd, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Imperial
Council.
Lansing, Mich., June 2nd and 3rd, return
limit June 5th, Annual Field Meet Michigan
Inter-Colegiate Athletic Association.
To RENT-A suite a rooms for light
house keeping. Ladies preferred
Renting season for the sumiier
school. 808 E. Huron street.

Steamship Tickets. LoST-Black braided blue jacket.
Trans-Atlantic steamship tickets, all Return to 910 Cornwell Place and
classes, to and from European points, receive reward. 81
can be purchased a lowest rates and
reservations made Michigan Central
ticket office, Ann Arbor. Baggage If you want to buy a mandolin or
checked to steamer docks at New York. banjo for less than it is worth, go to
Full information given at Michigan the Ann Arbor Music Co. this month.
Central ticket office or can be obtained W g,
by addressing H. W. Hayes, M. C. Ry., Ttey say gWeve botgit too heivy.
Ann Arbor, Mich. Must reduce stock."
Rentschler, the Ihotographce.
NO
SHOES FOR WOMEN
"THE PURITAN!
FOR STYLE, COMFORT AND QUALITY.
$350 A PAIR!ALL
S ASTYLES
The Ann Arbor Branch has a Fine Line of Boots and Oxford Ties for
Women now in Stock.
110 East Huron St., Near Cook House.
INCORPORATED.
DETROIT STORE.18 AND 20 GRATIOT AVENUE.

THE $5.00
GRAPHA PHONE
That we sell now
TALKS, SINGS and PLAYS
The sasie as the highie-priced lachins,
and USES THE SAMEt RECORDS.
THE SCHAEBERLE MUSIC STORE
No. 114 W. Liberty St.
0. M. MARTIN.~.
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
Embalming a specialty. No. 209 y. 4th
Ave. Ambulance night and day. Res-
idence 302 Fifth Ave.
Win. Arnold, "eadin
The Only Full Line of
Lowney's Chocolates
In the City, Just Received by
338 So. State Street.
OUR PHOTOS
...A R E . .,
PERFECT IN STYLE AND FINISH
THE
Berryman Studio
I I 2 West Huron St.
Sats Fhone11i9
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.
New York - Chicago.
ATHLETIC GOODS.
Official outfitters to all the leading colleges
schools and athletic Blbs of the country.
The Spalding Bicycle, ridden by the
Intercolle late A. A. A. A. Chamipions, and
all the lea itsg colege riders. Evey seql-
site foeBase Ball, Foot Hall, Golf, Tennis
Athletics, Gymnasium.
Spaldings Official League Ball
Is the Official Ball of the National League
and all the leading college associations.
Handsome Catalogue of Athletic Sports
Free to any address.
Spalding's Official Base Ball Guide for 1899,
March 30, 10 Cents.
A. G. SPALDING & BROS., New York. Chcage
The Hocking Valley Ry.
Only Line Having Union Depots in
Both Toledo and Columbus.
NO TRANSFERS TO ANY POINT.
3 Hour Trains Between
Above Cities.
Rates always the lowest and accom-
modations the best.
For particulars call on local agents, or
address L. W. LANDMAN,
Gen'1 Trav. Agt., 67 Woodward ave.,
Detroit, Mica.
BOYS! STOP!
AT THE
KINDERGAIRTEN
FOR A GAME OF POOL OR BILLIARDS.
Huron St. East of P. and M. Bank.