I THE UNVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. f Millinery!I - , LARGEST SHOWING NEWEST FANCIES In Hats, Flowers, Plumes, Ribbons, Feathers, Orna- ments, Etc., selected by our trimmer in New York, under whose direction hats and bon- nets sold are trimimed. Do you want to see all the latest,.correct ideas, of Spring Millinery ? Vislithis depart- ment, 2d floor, this week. Ax MACK & C o 's a e INSPECT THE WORK The Berryman Studio (Successor to Gibson & Clark) 112 West Huron Street, Ann Arbor. JOS* W. KOLLAUF 118 E WASUINGTON ST. Ann Arbor Mich. UP STAIRS. HO! DRINKERS OF COFFEE Dean & Co.'s Blended Coffee is the result of thirty years experience in roasting coffee, and produces in the cup a beverage of golden color and unsurpassing flavor. We sell this coffee at 25c per pound and venture the statement that no better or more delicious coffee can be had at any price. DEAN & COMPANY. 214 South Main Street. wommPRORWw" UniversitvNotes. rander Wilkes of the Detroit Naval E About twenty-five students have been drilling during vacation under charge of M. Day, formerly of the Ohio Normal military company. Last night the com- pany was greatly augmented by re- turned students and more acquisitions are expected after tonight's meeting. Dr. Huber ard Mrs. Dewitt have pub- lished an article on "New Endings in Motor Tissue and Muscle Spindles," il- lustrated with five double photos, three of which were colored. The articles ap- peared in the last number of the Jour- Reserves. The candidates for the relay team to be taken to the University of Pennsyl- vania games Saturday remained here during vacation. The selection of the team was made Monday. It is com- posed of Teetzel, Webster, Hatch, Hayes and Thompson. All have been doing splendid work in practice. They leave for Philadelphia at 4:58, standard, today over the Michigan Central. Ev- erybody turn out and give the team a rousing send off. Mr. C. W. Whitney, chairman of the W. J. BOOS, Prs. W. ARNOLD, st Vice-pre J. V. SaEHAN, 2d Vice-pres.' JOHN C. WAL. Asst. Cashier. State - Savills. - Banlk. Transacts a general Banking bsi ness. Cor. Main and Huron Streets. Capital, $9,00. Surplus, $30,000. Transact a general banking business. R. KEMPF, Pre. C. E. RuENE, Vice-Pres FRED. I.B StEn Cashier. THE ANN ARBOR SAVINGS BANK Capital Stock, 150,000. Surplus, 150,000. Resources, $1,100,000. Organized under thesGeneral Banking Laws of this State. Receives deposits, buys and sells exchange on the princpal cities of the United Staten. Drafts cashed upon proper identificatisn. Safety deposit bxes to rent, OrFtCERS: Christian Mack Pis' W D tarriman Vice-Pres.; Chas E. Aiscock, Cashier: i. J. Fritz Assistant Cashier. FIRST NATIONAL BANK o niAss1Abor Capital, $100,000. Surplus and Profits, W4t,000 Transacts a general banking unsitess. foeinexchange bought and so. Frnih etternof crsdit " E. I. KINNE, Pres. HARRISON SOULE, Vice Fis S.W. CLARKSON. Cashier C. K. MAJOR & CO, The Artistic deorators Have a complete line of Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Window Shades, Room Mouldings, Etc. (Specialty of fine interior decorating painting, frescoing, tinting and paper lianglog Only the best of workmens employed. Work guaranteed. C. g. MAJOR & CO., The Artistic Decortor, 'KLEIN. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILOR Latest Novelties in Winter and Spring Garments. COR. WILLIAM AND MAYNARD STREET. One block west of University. MONE LOANED On Watches, Diamonds, Wheels or other Per- sonal Property. WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED. Officeat residence,31E. LibertySt.. Ann Ar- bor. Mich. Allbusiness conidential. :ours, S to 11:30 a. m. aid lto 3:30 and 7to 9 pm Joseph C. Watts. Bargains in Second hand Watches and Dia- monds JAND OLIN The Washburn is the one and only make of world-wide reputation. Sold by first-cIass dealers everywhere from nal of Comparative Neurology. Dr. Hu- banquet committee of tha Engineering ber has also consented to act as col- Society, has received a letter from Chi- laborator of the magazine. rago informing him the U. of M. en- rNothing but the L~atest £wrything but the 0ldinars We are showing the largest and most complete line of ~ri EVE, SHOWN. SEE 000$3.00 SHOES IN BLACK 8R"TAN-,VE EII TOPS. The first annual contest of the Ann Arbor High School Oratorical associa- tion occurred Monday evening. Milton W. Guy, colored, won'the first prize. $25 in cash; A. M. Broomhall. second, $15 in cash. Both winners -reside in this city. Judge N: W. Cheever pre- sided and a' big crowd vas 'present. The winner represents the school in the Michigan inter-high school contest to- be held here May 28. Mr. Guy's sub- Ject was "Fort Wagner." During the absence of Prof. Cooley from the University his class will be conducted by Mr. J. R. Allen and Geo., B. Wilcox, M. E., of Bay City. Mr. Allen will conduct the classes in power transmission and gas engines, while Mr. Wilcox has charge of the courses in marine engines and steam engineering. Prof. M. E. Cooley is in Washington,: D. C., consulting with Lieutenant Com- gineers in that city will hold a banquet at Kinsley's on the same evening as the banquet in Ann Arbor, May 6th. Arrangements are to be made to con- nect the two 'banquets by means of long distance telephones in such a way that the two toastmasters may exchange greetings. There, are 100 engieering alumni in Chicago. Al. the comlag smeting .of the State Medica 'Society, which will be held in Detroit May 6th, Dr. Dock will te charl' man of the section on theory and prae- tice. At the sa.e meeting Dr. Nr. will present two papers. One of them, on room disinfection, will compre the relative merits of the forma lIe and sulphur metheds. The otherr paper will be on yellow fever, based on Dr. Novy's investigations, which were begun in Paris and, only recently finished. The relation of the two disease germs, de- scribed over a year ago, to this disease is not yet establishead.' 1 1 For Forty Years II e. department,, lt floor. GOLDEN noked by college men sl to-day, a LEA e.