THE U. OF M. DAILY.
SWE ARE THE PEOPLE.,- ANN ARBOTR ORGAN COMPAN Y,
Formerly Ailmendinger Piano and Organ Cornpany.

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-For HIGHEST CLASS TAILORING.
New (Goiods, iecir Fall Gboods, new Winter Goeids.Rill D~ress Settings,
Silk V'estiogs. Overcoatiiig. Lonidon Seitigs. Troriseririgs a specialtN.
Largest aiil iiiist complete ,ftock iii the city, at the lowest prices. Please call
and exaimine.
NO. 2 EAST WASHINGTON ST., near lMvale.

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loe Cream, Soda Water, and
I LSII LUNCHIES, ETC,
Wie keep tue veey-heir inre of
In tire City
teaoe0Orers ior all
ATHLETIC + GOODS.
YOU CAN GET
WhFt/oil ainvr, midithe/i Price celIlibe
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BROWN'S DRUG STORE.
STUDENTS' HEADQUARiTERiS.
"Bors,"if you ore loching ear any of yoer
friends, take a rhaiin the OccidentaliHoier
offiee firen i-r nurtrres. You wiii surely ser
there. Five o'cieck dinner, Sundays. Spiecial
ratei.
A. D. SEYEII & SON
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J. B. MIDDLECOFF,
Type-Writing,
Short-Ilarnd and Minrerrashirie, Thws,Cocr-
reispondiee, Lectels, alsoe Proofs for
B9 SouthPubahtioniri of all kirnds. Univ. Ace.
BILLIALID £ALCR.3
Elegantly refitted during the past summer.
Nice lunch counter int connection.
BUTTS & HAZLEWOOD,
STATE:STREET, ANN ARBOR

THE CAMPUS.
R. I3. Francis, law '91, is at Peo-
ria, Ill.
Ira More, law '91, has located in
Los Angeles, Cal.
J. H. Mohr, law '9i, Ihas opened
a law office in Altoona, Pa.
E. C. Pyle, law '91g, is practicing
law in Nashville, Tenn.
A new chemical laboratory is
being built at Williams.
C. C. Butler, lace '91, has opcnedd
a law office in iDenver, Cole.
Mr. Blriggs wias elected secretary
of the Irlilosoplhical Society.
C. E. Sweet, lace '9', is practicing
his lprofessioin at Dowtagiac, Mnicha.
U. L,. Ford, '9i medic, is practic-
ing in Coldwater, his fornier home.
E. B. Spalding, '92 dent, sang at
a private recital in Toledo last even-
ing.
J. M. Edson, law '91, has entered
his fatheer's law office at Mit-VNernon,
Ind.
Ground was broken yesterday af-
ternoon for the addition to the law
building.
C. A. Brown, law '91r, is in the lace
oiffice of Hill & Cochsran, at Mlar-
quette, Michi.
IV. Aldrich, lace '9i is ini the law
office of Bunker & Carpsenter, MIus-
kegon, inlicli.
Hfughi E.Wilson, law '9 1, is in the
law office of More & Wilson, Grand
Rapids, Michi.
Mr. George Williams, of thse Mat-
thews Northrup Co., of Buffalo, is
visiting J. C. Travis.
G. L. Nye, law '9s,general hustler
of the '9i unparalleled minstrels, is
now at Dewitt, towa.
President Angell and Prof. D'Ooge
addressed the Eastern Michigan Con-
gregational Club last evening at the
Second Congregational Church in

Detroit on thre subject otf'tI )iversi- Chemical'I Physical Apparatus
ty Extension."__
jW. B. Murrell, law '9z, is a menm- J C.oP. and A
her of the law firm of Boyd & Iliur- TRare CheewcolsMicroscopical Supplies
rell, at Marshall, Mo. EBER{BACI & SON.
C. G. Hirschsi, law '9i, is a menm-
her of the firnm of Kern & Hirschi, --THE AROUS.5 --
attorneys, Watseka, Ill. FINZ J015 FJRM;N&,
Wt. C. Frazer, law 91s, is a nmenm- AT Lrrw eRscES.
her of thce law firm of McCaslin & FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Frazer, of Kansas City, Mo.OFANAO.
pirofessor l)'toge's class in Greek caipiotl, 515,00. Surpius end Prsit.s, soo.cl
Inrriptionis will be postponed till Transcsaeneralc bianking butsiness, fr-
einn exehange sold, lethers oftcreedit tproeuredi
ten o'clock Saturday msorraing. feretraveiers abroad.
- C. 1. htICHMO)ND, Pres. P. nACn, V. Pres.
F. BI. Pratt, of Brooklyn, has givein S. W.CLcARKSOiN. iCashier.
$5,ooo to cover tlhe running expens-
es of thce Amherst Athletic Field. R . '
It their Faculty consents, Prince-
ton freshmen will play Yale fresh-fTM~
men November ttz, at New Haven. SCHOOL FOR OANINGii
'There have been more entries for
thec dashes in the sports Saturday, Nos enP for reeeption of Pupils.
up to date than in any previous year. {SNB H
Trhe Two Sanms have three chick- ;
ens in their window that are labeled ? New ittyle ; in
thus: Chinese Sacred Dream Fowls LINEN COLLARS.
that are used in the Sacred Rights ________________
of la x Ha -Na.
Yale, John H~opkins, University ! New Effects in
of Michigan and Cornell are the NECKWEAR.
only Anmerican Universities possess-- _____
ing a Christian Association builIditng.
Dartmcouth has one nearly completed j New Idea$ in
The Harvard Y. M. C. A. hveWiTE SHIRTS.
appointed a new and very praise-
weorthy committee, whose dut yit is
to care for members of the tniver-X f~J~3
sity AN~ who become sick during the 4L'~ ~-
college year. TAILORS5 AND FURNISHERS.
Mr. WV. T. Livingston, of the firme________________
of R. H. Fyfe & Co., Detroit, will
be in Ann Arbor, at the Cooks, HandSome
with a full line of the celebrated OVERCOATINGS.
" Fyfe Foot-Form" sporting, dancing + I____________
and street shoes, for the inspection
of students, Monday, Tuesday, $tyliSh
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 26, SUTIGS
27, 28 and 29.SUTNS