t3 nFI C F) ATI.Y
CLTHING HOUSESJBON{tID1[TN
I/, 74? do drCJJvAyAeue DE O PIE '
7sierl's, C Y ""flll u-Ni'-tcht }NGCAA-.
C, 1~ CLOTH] IGHAT ND (
Lts oet~c W I:Iiesk ' ~ L.
Xl-irtts Health Underwear.
Black Underwear. Medlicott Goods,
Natural Wooicl, and Cheaper Grades.
NEWBOK SORS, This-- Display is-: Unsurpassed.
oNX ISut 2I7XSL Street, ~ ~G. H. WILD,
: d L 'o L .,5 )o«iLANK Bm,,Ai.KINDS, _ -
AtII io ok; s(root.initi C tiniils stiviIeInt. ' niote 111(1 a oid I m , ift- I soingii hti(I ile-d t tc Id ill Ilb., Suitii t ninne it ret.
('miiiptcte lie0at Sporting (nods. ting'Iinstriiiients. X1 l t t a i des iid noveltoes n Tri i.-, ad
tOvei ingil i lli.,tests Cii r ilmdio
Lare tint{ofFontain lens. A Warranted FoninuiiPen (Gold) toe $1.31) No. a E.Washington St..near Main. . FH. WILD.
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JAMES M1STAFFORD,
T11he iest 1ptace to get a
-MADE TO ORDER~
LATEST STYL ES
MODERATE PRICES,
19 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
ANN .ARB.OR, - - - MICHI.
Special Valuep!
Gents' Fast Bllack I ose,
Gents'.All- Wool I-ose, /p
Extra Quality Suspenders, ~j~
Superb Assortment of Ties, EV
_All-Linen _I ittiallandkercltiefs)
SPECIAL LEADERS
0c,) WHITE SHIRTS
EvF IL Poplar Dry Goods and Carpet! Store.
20 South Main.
THE LARGEST STOCK,
GREATEST VARIETY LOWEST PRICES
On iLA MPS, int this city. You wilt save mtoney by lbayitig of its. Our
111TDB STAll " OIL has rio eiqial, bumn without odor, lie
eciarritig of wick antd gives at clear white tight.
Sold at 10i cents lie gallon, delivered to atiy part of the city.
44 SOUTH MAIN ST. pEAN & co.
I3IJSZII SS DPRECIOLT.
ANN WEQ SAVINGS BAS'S
WM. ARNOLD,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
W, MAIN S~TREEtT,
S pecial aiiein paid to repairisg Watches
a.I e ____________
THE CAMPUS.
Field ilay- otites Nov. S.
Itepresetitatives frointhle ciii-
toui1lstadl ciJ the ipuibliatiosof
Ailterst. J )atoul wi:acidNWillilats
(cii legen loye Mtenaged Ito hold ti
banotit tig~Sp 2 ltoielt thidav-
live editors will be prtesetnt.
Prof. Bryce, AM.1P., is itikitig
a tottr of Antericaticoeoigcs. Motn-
day lite visitod Joltns IHopins.
Atis and lDonellv, of P'ritnce-
ton's eleveni last year, aroestow
playingk witli tie Chicago Uttiver-'
sity toatm.
11. BI. Downywasitnit townt yea-
tetrday.
The teninis tonrnatietit, post-
psoned Snaturday, ott accountt of
rain, wil boeIhel, part each day,,
thila week.
Eltinor Mains, formierly of ')1,
now chemist for thte Detroit Steol
Spritng Works. wais itt townt over
Sutnday.
There seetms to he a cotnsider-
aide " kick" itt Detroit against al-
lowing L. 13. Carey's record of:9,.
Cornell has an endowment of
six millions atid atn annnal inconme
Of over half a milliotn.
The medical class of 'bihas
elected the following officers:
.'ree., J. Rt. Arneill; Vice-Pres.,
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____________________ i. W. BLAKE,
Mliss AlcDattiel; Secy, "F. (G. Eon- I 1rICTURES, FRAUZES, A TN D
terday; Treas., Mliss Allet. Ali AIr GOODS. 1 tnellroa St.
execuitive ctommtiitteei aitd a coti-i FERDON LUMBER YARD,
tiitIteoi ototttttitS~iCtil-SAGINAW GANG SAWED LUM BER
polifehl and ilti rteeito report I or. Ionrth andi iepo i,
text Satitrdaty, it 1):.a0.l. iJ.HALLER
JProf. Sttanley htain imieti charge '- ---or
(Itthe leadershtj ip fthde 1)E ti (it iii ii 11 a1speilty.i
MiciatliSociety. The society h11,1 O.tM..MARTIN,
1030 tiembters tand initendes to give Cloth Caskets, Metallic
a series of conteerts t his wititer. AND DCOMMON tCio'tN \S.
The Choral Unionit Itais225 RINSEY & SEABO}LT,
titetiters. G Bcerees, and desiers in
membrs. roceiesProvisions,Flour and Feed,
Santuel Colemtatn, ai Harvar-d - 6 and 8E. Washintoln St.
JOHN WOTZKE,
stunt froti Chicago, together Maker at'fiue
witht two others, wore attetmpting IADE cdv~S1S4 S
wRtepiing nelty done. 43S. Main Si.
to "~paitit" Catmbridge "ired" last
GRANGER'S
Tutesday tniglht, but1 a policemtatn, D ACADEMY OF DANCING,--
who accidently lhappened to he ott 0$a
duty, took lhimt to the station, Opposite I.aw Building.
where lie spetit the niglit, payinig
ip1111h cwilb eevdttaytm trn
tetn dollars nsext tuornintg for htis thueseasons. teretr i ln r
lodging.
Calhtoutnhit has beetn re-eleet- Through Vestibuled and Colonist
? r Sleepers Between Chicago and
ecaptainofte alni. Tacoma, Wash., and Port-
eli f t~ Yal ItiiC.land Oregon.
Theeleen gaist 33 The Wisconisin Cettntatid Kortherti
Th lvnplayed aans 8Pacific tittes runtihlrough Pullmans Ves-
tmentiti Friday's practice. tihuled anld Colotnist Steeliers betweil
Theclas o '11,at obat Cl-Chicago and Tacoma, Wash., anil
The las of'91 atHobrt ol-Portland, Oregon. Tile traiti knowtn
as the "Pacific Express" leaives the
lege, an Episcopal itnstitutiotn at Gtand Censtral Passeetger Station, at
Geneva, iN. Y., has presented a the cortier of Fifth Avenue antI
Hlarrison Street, at 10:45 P. M. daily.
challenge cup to be competed for For tiekete, berths in Pullmant or Cot-
annullyin vrios evnts incud-oniet Sleepers, etc., apply to Gao. K.
annullyin vrios evnts incu-TtuOMrSON, City Passenger and Ticket
ing a catne rush, tug-of-war, base- Agent, 205 Clark Street, or to F. J.
EDDY, Depot Ticket .Agent, Grand
ball, 100-yards dashl, and wrest- Central P7asenger Statlon,-corer Fifths
lin Avenue and Harrison Street, Chicago
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