THE U. OF M. DAILY
AT THE TWO SA MS,
SMOKING JACKETS!1
TH E N EW ASCOTT. o tmL~r. VQHi [TS
BEST WORK IN THE CITY ?'STATE..ST. TAIL ORS,
CORK CALLED FOR and DEIEYRED. FIRST CLASS WORK.
I--Sitt&CtAI, RATES To STUDENTSt
t0fficne. - 23 South Fourth Ave. '.-]ALL A I SEEbb US,
Of Old U. of M. should have a
University of Michigan Guitars
Prices lowest, Quality highest. Guaranteed every inchi of the road.
Violin amd Guitar Strings, 10 cts.; Banjo and Mandolin Strings,
5 ets. Everything in proportion.
L. it. Clement,
38 Slain Si. ALLMLINDITG-FLR PI-AINO & ORLGA1\T00.
BROWXN'S DRUG STORE
CORNER MAIN AND ITURON STREETS.
LARIGEST STOCK 01F TOILET GonuSs AND FINE CIGARS, TOBACOS AND
CIGARETTES IN TH~E CITY.
_FERGUSON & SLATING,
&enits'F~iriishers aijcl $aters
Carry a foil line of HATS, CAPS, NECKWEARI, HOSIERY. GLOVES,
UNDERWEARt, Etc. The latest styles and an entire new stock to select front.
22 SCE UTr-r= S''A 2 T. 22
WAHR'S BOOK STORE, DOWN TOWN
"'- Student wsill save money by buying Unitversily Text-Books and all supplit'ait;lleadqluarters. We allow
special disconol01 LAW BOOKS, MEDICAL BIOOKS.,1DENTAL BOOKS, ill siart. every loolk toed ill the
'Urliversilv. .,151 Blank Ihooks at lowest prices.
JLADING B1O0K STORE IN THlE CITY'.
LuNG'S WSXIlie USIl
6 7 MonrosA1t. Dcirclt, Mich.
The Larget Nilitii litilrndisItHouse in
the Stale. Aesnhs 4IforMarlin. Washbilurn,
BrIunoIaned Itt ttnaiity u tits. and D (iti, Slew-
atanedlPeind..lttitos. IesI tto in the
World slit btmi'lt'yiaittt tti]:FIi13 see.
eattch o itlis ,i d Gtartt ndII10 l ilt]:
ror Bantjo.
I I
AL THlE ITEEST STYLES
-IN
CLOTH ING
r OF ALL KINDSIAT
:27 JAND 29 J31.4N RT.
L. GRUNER.
~Oi~ Dealer in
~N. Sath Mate Strete.
"atring doneNeatly and SPromptly.
Everybody is invited to go to
tile skating rink to-night, to wit-
0esthe exhibition in lightning
mliuting. Books sold at aulctionI.
gz''hmond Straight Qeit.
No. I
CIGARETTES.
1Cig-arte Sttokeresclho
nrc wiling lto nay'a little
toeithanmite price
ft (tle'ig~t etleez, will Lind
}'l 'rut1S llttA~su epeerirto
. " aill ether:.
ta0t /iesThitch~lmond lStraighti
sm (5- ee are ntide fresetthe lbrigtett-
Gll l [.t cl~etlsey lavored End highetee ose
an] g ii riwn In Virgitnia. Thui i he told
tI alBrind of Straight Cat Ci.areliens,
l ...tn'e boghet las n e cya 8
TIIE~ ~ ~ n obsC~ I n ever cae
""easN&beINTER Brinchalge
5anc iithe American Tobacco Ci.,
E., tireri,. - Riehmtond, Virgleni.
5forLaw electionlt will be
heldo Saturday, Nov. 1.
FACULTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
After the 30itlt if October, no
meoroeIapplicationts for advantced
credits will be received. It is do-
sirable that such advaticed credits
be secured before thte end of this
semester, so thtat thtey may appear
inl tite Catlenidar.
P. R. DE PONT.
Thte class in _ Estltetics will use
thte east semtinlary roont.
F. IN. SCOTT.
SOPHOtOES.-Everv 0o10 turn
out and practice for Class Eleven,
daily fronm 4 to 6.
G. B. DYOEERT, Capt.
Foot-ball practice takes place
on thte campus every afterntoon at
4-20. Let every player come out
and try for te team.
W. C. Malley, Captain.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thte first annuali fall gainer of
the iNornmal Athlletic Associations
wrill be iteid on thte Ypsilanlti Fair
GIroundit, Nov. 1, at 2 p. in.
W. P. lowEN, Pros.
Thte Womailn's Leagtto of thte
U. of MI. will metet in theo chtapel,
Tlsursday, at T:30 p. to.
Philological Society meets in
Room E, Thursday Itight, at 7:15
,heep7. Papter by Professor
llempl.
Choral Union.
Tlte comumittee for thte sale of
season tickets to thte Chtoral Untion
series of concerts htas been supple-
mented, and, by departments
stantds ats follows: E. II. Smitht,
Lit. 91, ebal~irntlin, Literary '91,
W. F. Hubbard. A. E. Gibsonl,
I.t. Tlita}er, 11. B. _Alcraw,
J. It. Etfiniger, Jl. A. Jamtesonl;
'92, S. Trevellick, P. W. Doss,
W. C. Quarles, W. . Slocunt, W.
II. Dorranlce, W. E. Ticheltor;
'93, Earl Peters; '94, E. M. Bul-
lock; Laiw, A. M. Cross; MVedical,
J. II. IRisltiller; Phtarmnacy, R. S.
Tidrick; IDeittal, 0. F. Ingalls.
The above list does tnot by atty
means pretenld to be comoplete,
but it will serve as a guide to
thtose whto do not know to whom
to apply for tickets.
A chlange, it is said, is to Ibe
mailde at Williams College, by
lengthlening thte'slummer valcation
and giving less timel to the Chtrist-
mtas and Easter recesses, in order
that the so-called equinloctial rains
mtay comieObefore the be'ginning of
thte termo. Thtese unpleasant visit-
ors seem to conte regularly onthtle
first week or so of thte college
year, Iand, in fact, are regarded as
a college institution. Thte upper
classmnen aver tltat tltey are sent
expressly for thte purpose of mak-
iug new-comers htome-sick, and so
tltey dub thte first rain storm of
thte Autumn, the IG freshmen driz-
zle."
MILLER
HA T8J
Ties.
Good~peed's,
TePATENT
BetLEATHER
810E8.
FINE1P FHT I~6R1APHs,
MIlII nery and Art Goods.
In3NElstHuron Si.
it W, YORE & SON
" . . Blnii.lid Orchesta
Bind iid Oichetra
MUSIC
sittil fsr Cialatar
MZailed Eri.
GRIAND IRAPIDIS,
miICHIGSAN.
ETHE ARGUS,5-
I AT Low aPRICES.
FINE JOB PRINTING.
In cs ur ales tplease. satikfnc'n Guaranteed
REGISTER OFFICE, OPPOSITE COOK HOUSE.