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DEAN & COMPANY.
214 South M'ain Street.
Aboutthe Campus. over by farm wagons in some places,
still not enough to cause permanent
Professor Kirchner delivered his lec- damage. The professor says that the
tures to the senior law class yesterday expenditure of fifty or sixty dollars will
morning in University Hall, cuing tG put the path in excellent or er again.
escaping sewer gas in the law building. At the Engineering Society tonight
The Delta Chi fraternity was inad- A. E. Rummler will specak on "Laying
vertently omitted yesterday from the 42" watermains.
list of those who will give theatre par- Quite a number of football men were
ties at tonight's production by the Com- out to practice today. Hut more heavy
edy Club. After the performance a men are wanted.
house party will be given.
Spies from the Ann Arbor police force Former Coach Dead.
are spending their waking moments
Michigan's fornmer roach, J. A. Ma-
these days lying around waiting for un-
eattley, Princeton '94, died March 23d
suspecting students to ride their bicy- at is home in Rocheste. Mr. Macas-
cles upon the sidewalks. Several were
icy uses ailing for the last year uitis
taken in yesterday.I
heart trouble and although his death
The debaters to represent the Uni-
uwas sudden it uses not ttnexpeeted. He
versity of Chicago aganst Mihigs on lwas the most successful coach Michigan
April 25 were chosen Wednestiay. They
ever had and he was universally loved
aire J. F. Hagey A. A. Obersole and E.
and respected during his two years in
M. Baker. J Murphy is alternate. The
thse medical depsirtment tire. He hirot
team is considered very strong. led the Michigan leato vietsry
The parliametntary law class unsder
bagas ConehandmesbeatCicano
.Mrs. Fox, of Detroit, uill meet in the, gis ont i eba hcg
woma's yninsitus Sturay tsoringboths ganmes under his adninistratiut..
woman's gymnasium Saturday mornim
at 10:30 o'clock. The members of Prof. Sot t's classes
Vesper services will be suspended in English were given a unitite exer-I
next week in order that the stage may else yesterday. As a subject for one of
be prepared for an entertainment to be the usual essays they were obaliged to
given during the session of the classical interpret a piece of music. The pies
conference. They will be resumed the was rendered by Prof. Stanley imte-
ueek following and continued until the diately after Vespers yesterday after-
spring vacation. noon. It was one of his own compo-
Prof. F. M. Taylor denies that the sition, composed by him but a few
Whitmore Lake bicycle path is ruined. days ago and expressly for the occasion.
A large and appreciative audience
Yesterday he and Mr. Divine went over heard the seection wlich was a bril-
the entire length of the path. and al- liant exponent of - Prof. Stanley's
though they found it had been driven ability as a composer.
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W. J. Booxa. Pres. W. AasotnD,st Vice-pre
J. V. SasEHAN, 2d Yice-pres.
JoaNxC. WAt.z. Asst. Cashier.
State - avitivs - Bank,
Transacts a general Banking busi
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Car. Stain and turonstreete.
Capital, $50,000. Surplus, $30,000. Transact a
general banking business.
R. Knmrr, Pres. C. E. ORENes, Vice-Pres
FED. H. BoLsaa Cashier.
THE ANN ARBOR SAVINGS BANK
Capital Stoek, 150,000. Surplus,. 1550,0.
Resourcen10,0.ISOO
Organized undertbeGeneral Banking Laws
of this State. Receives delosits. buys and
sells exchange on the principal cities of the
United Sate. Drafts-cashed upon proper
identification. Safely deposit boxes to rent.
Oweteos Christian SMack Prs; W. D.
EHarrimas VicePrs' Cha iT. Hiscok.
CahiertfR. J. Fit Asistan Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK nis"r180
Capital,{100,000. Surplusand ProfitsW.0001
Transacts a general banking business.
Foreign exchange bought andsold. Furnish
letters of credit.
E. D. KINNE, Pres. HARRISON SOULE,
Vice Pres
S. W. CLARKSON. Cashier.
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painting, frescoing, tinting and paper
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