THE U, OF M. DAILY.
WE ARE THE PEOPLE .'->"'ANN ARBOR~ ORGAN COMPANY
Formerly Almondinger Piano and Organ Company.
New Ivarerioooiiie - - . - - - - Comne) of 'Min and Libei°t y S greets .
I will "'Open the Ball" by placing a fide atock of Guitars, Blanjos, etc.
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU.
Find - -7-T sm-s M' TSC STORE,
25 South Fourth Avenue, City.
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL.
NOB3LE
IS MAKING AN ELEGANT I)ISPILAY O)1
SMOKING JACKETS
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NOVELTIES -:-IN -:- NECKWEAR
EST~iIS~fI 851 FR HEHoId_ I
Ta e a( amera COURSE, one year. Three full termsFO THo
Tak aCa er Irequiired. 'Ti'riis begini, Septembler,
Yr Jaiiiary aiid TMarcht.
With J YOUENTRANCE AT ANY TERM.
Whenwouoir nrle or icChia lrsas. 11H- Fl Copsaf Introtrsani Leturo
one at' -== For HIGHEST CLASS TAILORING.
Degree of LL. L. Conferred.
P Fall Term of 1892 Begins Sept. 13. Nety Gools. ine Fall (Goils, n1ew Winlter Gootds, Full Dress Sulings.
C..ALKINS PHARMACY. Silk Vestings. lOvercoatiig5, 1Londlon Suitisgs. Trosserinigs a sfpecialty.
-Largest andtoil st ciomsplee lock in the city, at the lowest prices. lease call
Address the Doss or Secretary, said examine.l
ALBANY, N. Y. NO.2'1EAST WA~SHIN GTON ST.,110a0 :laini.
R, E JO11Y C -' I==2To ~STzs z . ! TBILLIARP PARLOS
0., HIG FIE TET OILI leguntly refittedtdudinog thepost sumrc
HIHELLTSTOI.Nite lunchm coaster it onecion~.
SEL..Our "lI.1ED STAR" Oil is 15,51 Fire Test, while the present State test is BUTTS & HAZLEWOOD,
only 12010.,
'EM) STARf"borms without charritig wick, esmits n10 odor or smtoke, STATE STREET, ANN ARtBOfR.
AND AILt. gis es a clear seite light, tiid is absolutely safe. Rtetailed ot the samue price as
zI nrowI azs, low test oils ins this mitrkuet.-TH RU,%
N. B3.This Oil cant be otainted only at otr toroe No. 44, Mino St., Sothl. -eHE RGU.
Leave orders for all 1' ,0
ATHLETIC + GOODS. fTI . JO f9TITP.AINQ
t
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jjhl rr/ r w ii, tl loe Pice will Ibe
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B )\NSDRUG S7~TO Rr lE.
Chemical Physical Apparatus
Ian' C. P. and .' U
<aeC~mcalsMicroscopcal Supples,
EIILL1,'RACI & SONT.
PHns~AVEtEARNEDAs
REPDUTAII&ON
sruITINT'S' HEADOQUAITER1S.
''Bo-s." icfcr11 arceiltoing ftr an~y of yior
frica stak ato 1chatirttnthOtteoidentat. IdHot
ots t oro tell 00inut1es. You silt surely see
thtetm.Fre otettoto dinner, Sundays. Special
ratels.
PHO0TOGRAPllH
NO. 12 W. HURON ST.
LEAVE YOUROIRDEBS
F. 0. NEWS STALND
Newspapers, Magazines, Peniodicals, Fine
Cun1 Duinn, Cgars and Tohacco.
THE CAMPUS. The Cap and Gown Question.
It is rumooorcel abouut that -1 r. Curio- -Te scnirieicis on Satrraky
on r, ofi GrarodlRapirds,is going to dIcided nrot fir aldiptiftheo cap acid
frrisslothe tadics' recet oiorionoroogrorc ofre rse ion tomirtotceiiclt
ito Noeborry I-lll in thiii rar fr- lay, by a rvoir oft.12 tfrift11.\i
Theiccollege papers of 1 larearil,
lt'ritsctoltantool 1icigato arc urgiig
the itstallations of electric light
plants in floe libraries it those utni-
versities.
'Tle faculty oft Wooster Unier-
sity have dcniecd the petitin of the
students, antI made lpermoanent fle
rule which debars the school front
aoy participation itsiotr-collegiate
athletics.
A loeorganizatinsknowoo as the
Cosoololifato 1Debatitog Clubh sas
reccontly fornmedlinthefloear epcart-
mooent. 'T'hoomemubership is ooacle up~
fromothfle seonior antI junior classes,
ande is limtedcltotnietcen.
Th'le last nootor front Ypsilati last1
ecening, schocdulcd to leave at 9:30
o'clock, loft nearly buff an boor
earlier. As a consequence, a num-
her of students wore compelled to
return on floe late Michigan Central
train.
At the session of the American
Instituite of Sacred Literature, to he
held in Detroit commencing next
Thursday, President Angell will
speak upon "University Extension
in- Bible Study," and Prof. Belser
will treat Of "Isaiah, His Times,
Personality and Work."
actiontolflohe ilass.
'T'he senior fits have decitded that
if two-othirds of floeclass pledge
themooslves.to weoar floe cap aood goown
ins Comomoencementof oay, floe class
silt adopotflthmforooally. A 0050-
niteeseas appoinotod to catovass floe
class.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Oii ANN ARBtORO.
101111sacts 1i ttenrtaIbantking bu~siness,for-
eigno escnelrstrold,50. l sett efeeditt leprord
for trtavelees aboadoto.
I 'x ##r OOCO'1lNW5c I 1 1'5te
Noss oenofor receptiont if Pup1ils.
New -Styles in
'Thoe stories float hoavehecti goiog 0 LTINEN COLLARS.
floe roundtos of theo daily press toth
effectf flattfloe lceonber IonlaonNdeect i
hail beeno scized loy fle Faculty ae N wEfcsi
in poart true aondlito part eaggeraftd. ?N}KWAR
'hie fruoho of thtenoatter is tihis: A1 i - - --
fcw soontencsit 'Mr. Jacobs' article Ne dai
tOti "A Conseoluence of Co-Iduco S f
tin" weore objected to by noonsbers WHITE SHIRTS.
of floe Faculfy, and wore promonpfly
expounged by floe editors, floe rentain-
der of floe article being publoshoed as W A E R & CO.
written.
----=+'---TAILORS AND FL RNISHERS.
NOTICE-The lesson in Course I,
Political Economy, consists of Chap. ,
ters IfII and IV under Consumption. ' n~m
POFo, H. C. HICKS. adOm
To All Students Concerned. + OVERCOATINGS.
T., A. A. & N. M. R'ywill run a spec-
ial coach through to Pittsburg; Pa.,
leaving Anni Arbor at 4:90 p. m., Thurs- $tyih
day, Dec. 17, 1891. Will carry no one
except those having tickets for Pitts. SUITIING S.
bug only. R. S. GREENcWOOD.