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UNIVERISITY TEXT-BOOK1~S,
Medical Books, Law Books, 111A K BOOKS, ALL KINDS, AA A - 01
Alljiooks Ouse1 in City Schools. Stdents Note lBooks matnd1fads Draft- Is showsing theLtrIc0 t wlo( l; of I ill Dress:qinting--sin theminrket.
Complete Line of Sporting Goods. ing Instruinits. All the la(est shides au(10ovetlies in liron-.riiigs and
a Octing I s. &,Fin n tsain be hadot
Large Stock of Fountain Pens. A Wrraiited Fountain P'en (Gold) for $1-50- No. 2 E. Washington St, near Vin. G. H.WILD,
JAMES M. STAFFORD,
ThILDR 't'.IEMuP.OiTiR.
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LATEST STYLES
MODERATEFPRICES,
19 SOUTH MAIN ST..
ANNIARBOR,- - - MICHI.
SaturdazyOnly.
We Shall Sell on Saturday.,
The best $1. Laundried Shirt for - $le.
An extra quality iiilauindried shirt 69se.
The best 50ct. Shirt iii Ann Arbor - 42c.
Cuffs worth 20c. at - - - l15e.
Collars worli 25c, at - - - Ie.
All lineii llst'd Hanik'f's worth
Special values in Ties, Underwear,
Hosiery, Suspenders, &e. at the
Gents' Furningng Dept.
OF-
E. F.IMILL3 & GO6,
20 South Main.
*THE LARGEST STOCK, 3-N INES DIPLLQTORY-
GREATEST VARIETY d LOWEST PRICES .-.-M ARNOLD.
WACMAE AND JEWELER,
On LAMS,. in this city. You will save iniey by buying of us. Our 3 MAIN STREET.
RhEl STAR' OIL lisa no equal, burns without odor, or S iiattenitioin paid to repairing watches
chiarriiig of wick and gives a clear white light. N.W BAE
Solid at 105 cenits per galloii, delivered to ainy part of the city'. ICTU'RES, IRANIES, A14
44 SOUTH MAIN ST. pFEAfN & GO- ART +GOODS. iS west Hurnul
FERDON LUMBER YARD,
THE CAMPUS. The following poster was scat- Msaiifacturer of and dealer in 0
Villiers arrived from Toledo at tered about this iiornin~g. "Ini-! SAGINAW GANG SAWED LUMBER
deedet thuseChcao ins J Furh aLLERttts
Eo'clock tismoi-iing, and is iiow d'ede ,s ahia's ait u. suriiandiLERC
i-egistered at the Cook douse. the earth, anid J- W. Loch, of - " =-,ZPR,-_
The lectiiie will be given this Chicago, for president; Miss IL. 46 uS IAs .
Wadsworh. of liicaiepairinug a specialty..y
cveniing aninoiiuced. t? ©rl.o Ciaofrvce . M.MiARTIN,
Th de i orinhs enpresideiit; R. J. Sbaw, of Chicago, DEALER IN
heAephil prgrrtiOrlaiobeenCloth Caskets, Metallic
p~ostpoiied till Dec. E>. A imiusical fi rtr AND COMMON COFINSS.
programi will be given niext week. Judge Cooley return'ied to Aniii J A. POLHEMUS.
W. 11. Cossun, traveling iii the Arbor last night, oii accoiiit of - I 1. _11V)= 1
interests of the Student's Volun- fiiighelhorthilprbby I50'S M 1a~ in Street. ~ e
teer Mission Fuind, addressed the reii here soiie time or. at least RNES SAOT
'S. C. A. last evening,.illlahat naeily iproves. Bakerand deaiers in
Prof. Freer hias just had a book The entering class at the Co- Groceries, Provisions,Flouranded,
e and 8SE. Washington Sc
on the "Constitution of Ketones" luinbia Law School numbers 307, JOHN WOTZKE,
publishled lin Gerusiany.the school of political scieince lhaS LDIS'akd e nTS e
The Sorosis gave a luarty last 175, and the newly established Repairing neatiy done. 43135. Main rN.
evening. school of philosophy has 5.5. GRANGER'S
At a meeting of the sophomore' Bowdoin lass taken Stevens' 4 ACADEMY OF DANCING,-
class held this morning, a com- place in the New England Inter Opst a ulig
mittee, consisting of Messrs Grif- Collegiate Foot-Ball Association,
fi MorgananKin,''asa) which now consaists of Amherst, hePuupoiis iii he received it any tine daiO
pointed to take whatever actioiis Willianis, Dartmouth, Boston TruhVaiue n
'seem best against the city ini be- Technology and Bowdoini. Sieepers Between Chicago and
half of HI. L. Cruinmer who was Harvard lis formsed a stock laoand Oregon.Pot
one f te uforunae dmbe incompny o rnt urntur tooar The Wiscoiisin Central aind Nortbi5
one f te uforunae iumbr ~coiipay t reit urnlur topoor, Paic lines ruin through Pullman V n
the recent affray at the post-office, students. tibuled and Colonist Sheepera hetwee
Chicago and Tacoma, Wash., a
E. Sanderson was elected manager An effort emanating from Alle- Portland, Oregon. The hrain knOo
of '3's ugb Assciaionandghen Colege at eadille isas the "Pacific Express" leaves f~
of~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~G '3sRgyAscain aidgeiyCleeatM dvleisGand Central Passenger Stationse
D. P. Mayhiew, Secretary and being made to formr an inter-colle- the corner of Fifth Avenue
Harrison Street, at 10:4,5 P. X. ali
Treasurer Several games will be ar- giate oratorical association to For tickets, berths in Pullman or C"
rangd fr Tankgivng acaion comris LaayeteSwathmreonist Sleepers, etc., apply to Gm
rangd fr Tankgivng acaloi. cnipiselafyetewarlimreTHoMPsow, City aseger and TICS1t
Thue rope used in the Freshman- Allegheny, 'Washington and Jef- Agent, 206 Clark Street, or to yJ
EDDY, Depot PTIeket Agent, G0
Sophomore tug-of-war this niorn- ferson, Dickinson, Bucknell, and Central Passenger Station, cornero
ing cost $40.00. Frankliii and Marshall. Avenue and Harrison Street, Ch0l
Ill.