THE U. OF M. DAILY.
STIFF HAT- GALL.
Choice of any Stiff Hat in the house (Yonmans and Knox excepted
in 1,4.00 and $3,).00 quality) for
X1.85_ 1.8 $X185
This includes all Hats that sold for $2.50, X3.00 and $3.50.
The GREAT HAT SALE
Commencing Thursday, May 2(', we wil give you the chioice of
all $3.00, $3.50, and $4.00 Derby Hats for $1.197. This sale will
continne for a few (lays only. Any one in need of a first class styl-
3 Days Only. Friday, Saturday and Monday.I ish hat will (10 well to examine these gonsLand prices.
Mlay 20, 21 and 23. Comteecarly and get youtsize.
THE J. T. JACOBS CO.,
27 and 29 Main Street.
TKE EY'TO ='H= STT'UA'ZIQNh T ENNIS SCOES AT1MooI7RSL'S EOOKS70oLE
THE FISK TEACHERS' AGENCIES.
1o-06-1.0 'WABASH AVE., CHICAGO. tCompltel5New Stecels(5 Lt re tiv t. Notltii ii l t w. fr(']1.goods.
SEND FOR OUR MANUAL.tto Q'TCC~C. ZA0 ~I
SEASON 1892.
Arrivisig ( dalsV. N ew Stock of LAWN t 'TENNIS BAC KQlI 1TS and AL L 1;INI)S (1":- SP()IlIIN G
(4001)S. Watch for our Prices. Lowest in the _:i N%
'10) SOUTH STATE STREET. Speller '. Old Stand.
3-KSITES DILECTIY.
G-rCaLSN'0W 'S
jtIVERSY, lHACK1'ANt) BAGG(AGE I'I iN
Ordtsft ain s, pinnies, wedddstsings., etc.,
ptreemptliyatt'edto5.
Telephjoe 08i. 21 N. Alain St., spp. lest O055cc.
THIE - V;XCFISom - I,AUNI)Ity
flag theimptroved'smachiney',etand is pr
petred tosturn tout frt clssstirkosort no' -
tice. C~osmerialswork turnerd otut see'stt
TU, E 1WI.',ST11I{N MICHJ1IG1ANCOLLEGE' I _ jj 0 (set H tutontset At".1f ighc'F, 1 its a 11t'atrdadIcriric. .M IRI
ClANJD E7EAPTDiS., . CTC.(( FINE PHOTOGRAPH5, nExLtR IN
.-oTVES) tee >I Fi'ttIttATtitt7I' s't',tit'5. Sriee tusdentstsr etty colle'get't'is'tt'MILLINERY ADATGOS Cloth Caskets, M~etallic
fe eolillth e tuttry.r-jAN LUI CF NS
Fo t, s'stsset sss 't'1iss'est rpreloshodges is a h roANaATeG ODt.AtcultuMreil Cli t'd
srtemt'ttt it'ti] s ltst]. ts30steer lFt laste"-tetsttHiuttron1s'stscttsreseettt ____
'ssiO'tssttt)I{A1t. tXI c't;A(I 'cSe'TtAIIN L 'It tttTnc1NT. Specisl attetsss5ionssgitven LRINSEY & SEABOLT,
to se l't it s's' st ex st' ti t t n tt lt w.ttlseess otr t
For i itl t' :1)5'LIt.:4 . 1 "'tis Oitttil'i'. en t1' Iti i Srsrnito i , sis, flet' ttito5~t e ! Blesa c elr l
'ol.tit ;)AI1 ts Li'ix'r tI-A lt1'1)t111 i itI) IFltAi1, tttl S,'t te ilit stilttoollos ~ieSHORTHAND A Groceries, Provisions,Flour and Feced,1A
Fo' textsistre tl ' trttt'txps e o stl eisstts iltt'stlin T hc O etxpense ecou ('all tthce gtitttt'CS ?I "fa d I,. VllttsintotSt..
lr llo e t it s lss ss si t ttttl tt'therttlettctitttt l iistitiltt i t sinte ssscl t t itisi sid t ___________
wil tme iy w ll il ernfrtiile.l ei'ttig arnshd.I sNit.t.t'AY 'tiOt. ShotritaS chooiisslNe - _-__-_--
. . 'VI=IIREX7, 5'rcsit t t issoilise, ' 'it ttO'Stretet.E2 ilTS "
PtROHIBITION CONVENTtON. tse i'hiefl Isatile()I' tse Nhl o-tesidgesas'e Is Stis s'lc'arsi , I (l'~I~{ I~l
A. U. ot M. Co-ed Victoeious to the Itt s it se-AtlT~iritis.iil ~ i i tsS ""~~
I oce-Colettate Uratoeicleat c'oiI o s i, wich i t~ ess iof lie Isir icSIMcilistiald., The joy th whsIssIic h
cootest.
____iiiel t I r .iii t itsien s it is vii i~or Mii iiss Sice r1 s s -c ARNOLD S, - 36 main St.
'The Stale Intiler-Colle it t - ohts hlefii ret ctut et itslswhithithey thatsr ccie il ws i e ciedI tby lethu istic
hition (Consvenitss rotiiiesI is eii reltr'seilrtc ity ato-sitT e ad htrnlois~etl Iirets iio apayiser Ik r 8Iti atll " fthitiB r I.
session Satirdas', andl thel eietriingse heel Conttestatllsacs I11..ciiirko ist 't taud ece' ai lie immntse t t~lrit$ts>sos O'ttt"7ttes ,,c .o. 15,t5t,,
weree iterestieng. 'Iihe tmorning se
Sions opencilwitlh a genteral ttisc'us-
siots if thse tariff ancittmtotey pies-
lions in regatrdtoti)whicls, after ca
healed dehate, the followring resolu-
lions were adop)ted S "The tariff
q~uestion shcoiildtnt enler politico,
but shcouldl he reterred to a federal
comtuissioti.Thta the governmtet
hety gotd ansi silver ftcr coitiage at
lice nmarketlvute tast (o all the
"luertPolic'y itsNocii-ltartisat Cancii-
paige si' lie nexltseas 'he W\ails
of the City,'' by Stis Slattie Atc-
ltarlacisd, of -kttn Arbcor'. Site ieldl
the attentlion of t1he audcience by ttte
frmntess steelpuitiy of tier language
atis the aiitness itt ier illiustratsions.
In strikitng scoterec to tis Si'c-
Faurland'ostle camtte the ttisciussiont
of the "Necessity of Wtorncen in
hucutel ttfcutflowisers ipreseinted toi
icr bytyhue ('Ueiversity itroibitiont
tub. "We 1canniot bct foesee that
Sueis Siciarlanit's victory' wiii he thle
foire-riunner of mnty sinilar otis
for te cos-eels, as site has certainly
priovedl that lty itave the ability
aunl nteedt ottly the encouttratgemetctt in
artier tic take their place itt all the
studeneissorattiridal cotests.
teestnS avstsingc Dcposits.lHtas sftytic
tt1)espoit(toxs's rtie nctt.
I. s '". C; IPes.e F.5'. IlIIs t, Icasieir
Banstk o mStss daites~tventing.
An An~on 81oaffiLa1Rm y,
WORK CALLED FOR and DELIVERED.
SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS.
Office. - 235 South Fourtht Ave.
0. K. BARBER SHOP
coining." Next occurredl lie eiec-Amcericans Politics,'"icy Burton EL. l Nmit'i',,-At the regulair meeting tts(ttmst 'sst'eis.tssriit'it,
lion of officers wthicih retulted as Sichl, of -'1sianti. 'Ihe last of the of (lie \Vebister Sotiety, Wedelsay ' Sisssser nets contssed eiwitt e'hTsb.
tollowes: ciontestanis 'tas Ray (. StcDonald, evening a constittitioncal " amnuud- , .TOJNIS
t'residenct, Fred I . Wiite, 1'T. of of Alionc, who spoke of (lie 'Neces- ment, changing the theof meeting~
SI;sceay Gog .Kr, iyo ieItoicto tai. il-will he evotedi ucpo. All ncemlbers is E. WasitonttstSt., AnnttArbosr, Sichigant.
M.;secetryGergeR.Kir, ityoftelrohbiioni'rty" lils-are req~uestedto(0be present. -
Alhion; treasurer;. i. Clallus, dale anod Kalamazoo 'tere not repre- NeeriCE'54--There will he aj Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Atdrian. sented as 'tas expected. While thce class social at Newbierry hail Thcurs- Ann Arbor Mich. Capitl Stock, $ass0,0(0
T h e a f i e r n o o n s e s s i o n o p e n e d j u d g e s wt e r e p r e p a r i n g t h e i r d e c i s i o n d a y e v e n i n g , S t a y 26 , a t 8 oi c c i o c k O r g a n i s e d su t te r t h e G e ne a l B a n k i n g L a w s i t t.w t n t e f R l o r r a ' u i a u n s e y t e U f M h r . A e n n q e p o r m s l s e c a g ~c i e h r i p l i i 'i s o h
'teti aoterofPoioKir rynsmuicwa frnihe b te . f ht.ssarp eeAnewrrangdnl oprogrUntescanesssrfscsle pnpoe
unique chalk talks, followeed by a Quartet and a short talk was given hashaebenaraiefiacallso ion. lier lh h
guitar and autoharp duet bcy Miss by SMr. White, newtly elected preli- o mores ares urgeed to he present. ICHRSAN aa MAPres., poe
('0MMtc js5. IV.U. H'Utjtjtt]1, 'Vicresees
Bliss and Mr. Price. Then came sdent of the league. The decision of < ' l ; '..sstis .Hseg ahe