THE U OF M. DAILY
!EvWE ARE THE PEOPLE. |- ANN ARBOR ORGAN COMPANY,
Formerly Allmendinger Piano and Organ Company.
New Wareroorms, - - - - - - - Corner of Main and Libert# Streets.

I will "Open the Ball" by placing a fine stock of Guitars, Banjos, etc.
-AT--
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU.
Find Ti7'=sE1z-s Mvst~ W STUom=,
25 South Fourth Avenue, City.
Owing to the Epiration of Patents, We are selling Nickel Plated Centre Draft Lamps at
greatly Redseed Prices. $1 50 will go astoar this year aso82 50 would lasot year.
"RED STAR" OIL SAFEST AND BEST in Market, Delivered in our
own Cans to Customers in any part of the City at 10 cents pergallon.
OIL CANS of all sizes and at Lowest Price. Shoe Brushes, Blacking and Toilet
Articles at One-Third less than usual Prices.
DcAP. +&+& OmPAnY.

WOOD 13ROWrn,
THE NEW SHADE IN SUITS,

AT

THE STAR."

GO TO
,-- - For HIGHEST CLASS TAILORING.
New Goods, new Fall Goods, new Winter Goods, Full Dress Suitings,
Silk Vestings, Overcoatings, London Suitings. Trouserings a specialty.
Largest and most complete stock in the city, at the lowest prices. Please call
and examine.
NO. 2 EAST WASHINGTON ST., near Main. -

44 SOUTH XAIN STREET, - -
DON'T FORGET
TO GO TO
B. E, JOLLY 0'1
FOR .
AND ALL
k t~ad nts' geippliES,
Ice Cream, Soda Water, and
FRESH LUNCHES, ETC.
We keep the very best line of
In the City.
Leave Orders for all
ATHLETIC + GOODS.
OG9IDEITfi1 {+O 20WiHL
YPSILANTI.
>ir Special Rates to Students. (
HAVE EARNED AN
ENVIABEE
REPUTATION
FORUs FOR 18 YIts.
i5YOUR TRADE
A..SELLERI& SON'
Opp. Court House.
J. B. MIDDLECOFF,
Type-Writing.
Short-Hand and Mimeographing, Theses, Cor-
respoodem , Leelures, also Proofs for
39 South Pbticottan of all kinds. Univ. Ave.
BILLIARD PARLORS
Elegantly refitted during the past summer,
Nice lunch counter in connection.
BUTTS & HAZLEWOOD,
STATE STREET, ANN ARBOR.

ANN ARBOR, MICH.


THE CAMPUS.
R. S. Parmly, '92, has returned
to graduate with '93.
Miss Lovell, '91, is teaching in
Detroit High School.
The new Homeopathic hospital is
expected to be open Dec. s.
S. S. Cooper, law '91, has opened
a law office in Ironwood, Mich.
W. D. Norton, formerly of '92,
has returned to graduate with '93.
B. C. Page, '9t, is teaching Greek
and Latin in Chicago, at a salary of
$1,200.
This morning's Detroit Tribune
contains a two-column write-up of
Ann Arbor.
L. H. Amidon, Harvard '92, has
entered the senior class in the liter-
ary department.
B. P. Bourland, '89, and E. F.
Gay, '90, are visiting friends at the
Alpha Delta Phi house.
F. J. Taylor, law '9, is junior
member of the law firm of Kendall
& Taylor, St. Paul, Neb.
S. M. Travellick, '92 lit., manag-
ing editor of the Chronicle-Argonaut,
will not be back this year.
O. E. Butterfield, law '91, has
accepted a position in the law office
of A. J. Sawyer, in this city.
The Battle Creek Sanitarium sent
down eighteen applicants for admis-
sion into the '94 Medic class.
The S. C. A. Sunday morning
meeting will be conducted by Presi-
dent Angell. Subject, "Newberry
Hall."
H. G. Field, '92, president of the
Athletic Association, is at work in
Chicago for the World's Fair Com-
mission.
_J. F. Orton, formerly of '92, who
has been teaching in Illinois the
past year, has returned to graduate
with '94.

There will be a meeting of the
directors of the Athletic Association
in Alpha Nu hall Saturday morning
at 9 o'clock.
There were 303 juniors registered
in the law department last night, the
registration last year being 276 at
the same date.
Professor Carhart has, during the
past summer, brought out a work on
''Primary Batteries" for the use of
one of l4is classes.
A. W. Tressier, '95, managingi
editor of the DAILY a part of last
year, is superintendent of schools
at Marine City, Mich.
Dr. Walter Miller, assistant pro-
fessor of Latin '88-'89, has recently
edited a Latin Prose Composition
for the use of Freshman classes.
The Two Sams are presenting free
to all their patrons a neat yellow
and blue button. Almost every
student in the University is wearing
one.
Governor Winans has refused to
grant requisition papers from Cali-
fornia for William M. Raggs, now a
student in the University, alleged a
forger.
The ex-military mayor of Ann Ar-
bor, Manly, has been accused of
embezzlement while superintendent
of the Soldiers' Home at Grand
Rapids.
The female aeronaut met with an
accident at the fair grounds yester-
day. She fell from a tree to the
ground and hurt her spine and in-
jured her hip severely.
The professors of civil engineer-
ing, agriculture and horticulture at
Cornell, have been directed to pre-
pare a plan*for putting the roads of
the University in the best possi-
ble condition, the object being to
arrive at the best method of road
building.

Chemical Physical Apparatus
xc . P.and
Rare Chiemicals, Microscopical Supplies,
EBERBACH & SON.
---THE ARGUS,--
FIN JO F3IJROfON@,
AT LOW PRICES.
Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti
Street Railway.
Time table takingeffect June018,1891.
Leave Ann Arbor from Court House at 6.20,
7.50, 9.20. 10.50 a,.m., and 12.50, 2.20, 3.50, 5.20,
0.50, 8.20, 9.50, 11.20 p. m.
Leave Ypsilantiat6000, 7.30,9.00, 10.30, a. m.,
and 120,2.0,3..30,5.00,0.30,0.00,9.30,11.00p.m.
SUNDAY TIME TABLE.
Leave AnnArborfrom Court House at8.30 a.
m., and 2.20, 3.50, 5.20, 6.50, 8.20, 9.50, p. m.
Leave Ypsilanti at 8.10, a. m., and 2.00, 3.30,
5.00,6.30. 8.00, 9.30, p.m.
TAKE NOTICE.-Sunday train at 8.10 a. m.,
leaves Ypsilanti, corner Cross and Adams
Streets.
Cars runon City Time. Coupon tickets, 10
cents. For sale by conductors.
WAGNER & GO11
Tailor, and "{
"+"Kurnisherp
2i S. MAIN STREET.
A Large Stock of
SEASONABLE WOOLENS.
All the Novelties in
MEN'S FINE FURNISHINGS.
We have the Best Steam laundry.