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THE TWO SAM$
Messrs. YOUMAN'S, KNOX'
and 8ILVERMAN'S
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Of Old U. of M. should have a
Univerity of Michigan Guitar.
Prices lowest, Quality highest. Guaranteed every inch of the road.
Violin anmd Guitar Strings, 10e ts.; Banjo and Mandolin Strings,
5 cts. Everything iu proportion.
L. If. Clement, LIryti
T RADE A T
BROWN'S DRUG STORE
CORNER MAIN AND HURON STREETS.
LARGEST sTOCK OF TOILET GOODs AND FINE CIGARS, ToBACCOs AND
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VOORHEIS & DIETAS, FERGUSON & SLATING,
BEST WORK IN THE CITY I STATE ST. TAILORS, Gets' Firishers aiac $aUters
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WAHR'S BOOK STORE, DOWN TOWNT E
,.____ 37 Monroe Rive., Detroit, Mich.
" The Largest Musical Merchandise House in
Every Student will save money by buying University Text-Books and all supplies at Headquarters. We allow thrnta.A neeanry Gioarts. a sne Ste-
special discount on LAW BOOKS, MEDICAL BOOKS, DENTAL BOOKS, in short, every Book used in the art and Benary nanjos. est Strings in the
werld sent by mail ts any address at 15cents
University. 5,000 Blank Books at lowest prices. each for Violin and Gultar and I0 cents each
4 wCir.tor fBanjo.
LEADING BOOK STORE IN THE CITY. Ailler
AT.T m vrr -rmn-mo amm-nrn eIFACULTY ANNOUNCEMENTS. ICodd nhasD itched about 251
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L.DCRUNER.
Deaier InS os
Rmpairnsgdone South Sain Street.
Neatly and Prsnstly.
ENGLISH.--By an oversight it
is stated in the Announcement
that students wishing to take Eng.
9 (History of the English Lan-
guagp) must have passed Courses
1 and 3. It is only necessary
that they have passed Course 1.
GEo. ILEMPL.
To Law STUDENTs.--Law lect-
ures will be delivered next week
as follows: Monday, Prof. Thomp-
son; Tuesday, Prof. Wells; Wed-
nesday, Prof. Knowlton; Tliurs-
day, Prof. Wells; Friday, Prof.
Wells. To post-graduates and
seniors Judge Brown will lecture
Everybody is invited to go to at 3:45 on lIonday, Wednesday
-h kti and Friday.
the skating rink to-night, to wit- ENrLISy.-Two sections have
Hess the exhibition in lightning been arranged for Course 13.
Paintig. Books sold at anctioti. Principles of Style, to meet in
-__...._ Rooni L as follows: Section 1,
Monday, 7 p. in.; Friday, 2 p.m.;
Save Time and Money Section 2, Tuesday and Thursday
at 11:30 a. in.
games this summer, many against
professionals, and lost just one,
that against the Detroit league
team on April 29.
It is reported that Clarke Will-
iams, '89, will catch for the New
York League team next season.
The annual foot-ball game be-
tween Andover and Exeter will be
played in Andover, Nov. 5.
Williams, of Yale, has lowered
the world's 100 yard hurdle rec-
ord to 13 1-2 sectnds.
Geo. R. Gray, of the N. Y.
A. C., threw the 12 pound shot
53 feet 11 inches at New York
Saturday-a foot and nine inches
better than his record.
Of last year's Princeton eleven
four men have returned to college.
They are Poe, Black, Woods and'
Warren. It is feared that War-
ren will not be able to play on ac-
count of a fracture of the knee.
Trainer Robinson of the Manhattan
athletic club, has been secured,
and will at present go to Prince-
ton twice a week to train the
eleven.
Judge Cooley will deliver his
first lecture on the Interstate Com-
merce Act, to Seniors and post-
graduates in the law lecture-room,
to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock..
By iuying your
LAW DOOKI
OF US WHILE WE ARE HERE.
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Chicago. Ann Arbor.
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SHOES.
F. N. SCOTT.
MISCELLANEOUS.
All University girls, irrespec-
tive of class or department, are in-
vited to meet in Room A, Satur-
day evening, at 7:30. Important
business.
ATHLETIC NOTES.
Eighty-four men are trying for
the Freshman crew at Harvard.
Lafayette defeated Dickinson
in foot-ball; 53-0.
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