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Black U uderiv'ear. Medlicott Goodls,
Natural Wotol, and C heaper Grades.
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. ook:t s edi tiy elihools. tut> li=Note Books i lld d. Draft- is sliowto ii liii itet tt1r till Di)(s ;titin in iithe umarket.
(otpil;Le Inof1)Sports> gGoodls. i~ nstrmens. ltelatest shtdes x11 titit! it!I tseringsiid
htisrituetts.Ot rro itiliFinIeiiVests C i" cli hadof
Large Stock or Fountiaini:fens. A Warranted ot~in P!!Ilen (Gold) lot Slot!t. No. a E. Washington St, near Main. G. H. VILD.
JAMES M.STAFFORD,
Thie lest place to gel a
MADE TO ORDER
LATEST' STYLES
MODERATE PRICES,
19 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
ANN ARBOR, - - - MICLI.
Special Valuep!
Genuts' Fast Black Hose,
(lents'AII-Wool hose, A
Extra Quality Suspenders,
Superb Assortment of Ties,
Atll-Linen.Initial 1Bandkerchiefs
$100) SPECIAL.LEADERS
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Oc) WHITE SHIRTS
E. F. HILLS &-OO.,
Popular Dry Goadls and Carpet Store.
20 South Main.
THE LARGEST STOCK,
GREATEST VARIETY c LOWEST PRICES
Ott IAMPS, in this city. You Nvill saxve mtoineyby buyin fugtts.Our
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LTITESS IDIRECTORY .
ANN AM% S AVINGS BANXI
lItED STARt" OIL leis noe
chtarriing of wxiek antd gi
Soldlit Ill cents pier galloit, delivere44SUHMIST
THE CAMPUS.
Messrs. G. W. Miller, Conanit
I1an(1 IIerdlhave beent appiointed its
I cttitttittticoft'1913 to selett a1cliii-
cMIttie Cane.
iti~ts, Thurisday, the tolliowintg
officeis store elected: Pres., B_'.
Abell; Vice-Pies., Miss Stewart;.
Sec'y, Win. Ilaidle; Treas., E. B.
Spaldling; Base-Ball Captalin, T.
E. llowsoni; Foot-Ball Captain,
George Dilwortlh. An assess-
ment of (tie dollar per capita wae
Cmade for foot-ball expeiises.
Last ex-ening Mr. 13. L. Greene
gave the Engineering Society a
very interesting accoiiit of lis
experiences in constructing the
elevated railroad in St. Lonis, Mo.
(II. J. Barton, '00 Law, is a
candidate for circuit court cost-
inissiomier oin the Industrial party's
ticket.
Lit, is visiting Am Arbor frieiids.
He will return to college next
year.
About two hundred mueisbers of
the republican club formed in line
at tbe law building last night and
marched down to tbe rink to bear
Ron. J. C. Borrows, ",the world
wide and well known congress-
msan from the fourth."
equaitl, burns without odotr, or
five rlclea tillit liht.WM. ARNOLD.
yes clar hit liht.WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
d to ainy part of the city. :m MAIN STREET,
pEANSpeCo.al attentionaid iti repairing Watches
M. W. BLAKE,
1Rev. Mir. Sunderland will sp)eak ilIeTr nS, FRAM1ES, A lnD
next Suiiday eveniiig onmi "Real ART GOODS. 10 westHuron St.
Iinfidelity," aitd in the mioriiig FERDON LUMBER YARD.
spon Jattics Mar'tlieati,Ithe dis- xiiiufacturer oft and deater ini
SAGINAW GANG SAWED LUMB8ER
t1itgttishced lEnglishi pieachirt, I Cot' lariti iiidtiepost St.
schoilar tut u tholur. J. HALLER
The youiig ladly wvii called to ' == Z= , - -
escort Vivian A. IDrake Dithe itring aspc~toi ________
freslhmiaii spread, xras rather "dis- 0. MMARTIiN,
citicerted wheiisite fotiid tittt Cloth Caskets, Metalli~c
Viviais A. beloinged to the geins - ANI) COMMON COFiFINS--------
--------- --........-lno. RINSEY & SEABOLT,
Bisho E. . Anrewsof Nitmaers and deaters in
I~isioi 13.G. iidexvs ofNewGroceries, ProvisionsFlour and Feed,
York City, speatks before thle e anti85E. Wasitngtnn Sc.
Wesleyaii Guild to-imorroxw eveii- JMter a Cie,
LADIES' acid GENTS1' SHOES.
lug. iRepiing neatly dose. 43 Sl ain St.
Miss Pattersoii read an inter- -__________
estiitg paper before the Cool ogi- GRANGER'S
cal Society, last evening, on " The ACADEMY OF DANCING, ~
Boulder Rocks of Mlicligai.' C. Opposite L~aw Buildixng.
C. Starr aiid H. C. Cliapaton were
elected members of the society. th s s ceda it tnedrn
To-niorroxv eveniiig1Rev. J. W.
Geitoi wil gvethefirt o aThrough Vestibuled and Colonist
Gelson wll gve he frst f a Sleepers Between Chicago and
Tacoma, Wash., and Port-
series of lectures oii "The Story iano Oregon.
of Ceaton nd ts ospl AalTbe Wisconin CentaltaInd Northterni
of Crationand is Gosel Aiaceific lines run throiighPullman Ves-
ogy "
Mliss Grace Dewey, of Owosso,
sister of HI.13. Dewey, is the
guest of Misses Mahaney and
Parker of the class of '94.
Maxwell, of the class of '90 is
in town.
Harris, of the class of '90, is in
town.
tibuled and Colonist Sleepers between
Chicago and Taconi, Wash., and
Portland, Oregolt. The train known
as the "Pacitic Express' leaves the
Gl and Central Passenger Station, at
the corner of Fifth Avenue and
Hlarrison Street, at 10:4,5.P. M. daily.
Fpr tickets, berths in Pullman or Col-
onist Sleepers, etc., apply to GEuO. K.
TinomrSOsc, City Passenger and Ticket
Agent, 206 Clark Street, or to F. J.
EDDY, Depot Ticket Agent, Grand
Central Passenger Station, corner Fiftha
Avenue and Harison Street, Chicago
Ill.