THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY.
JUST A STEP AHEAD IN STYLE-NEVER IN PRICE.
HILDERAND THE NEW TAILOR,
120 WASHINGTON ST.

MICHIGAN CENTRALi601 n
",The Niagara Falls Route.'
CE'NTRAL STANDARD TIME.
Takng EXect June 25, 1899.
Dtroit-Ni it Express........555 A. X
Atlanic xp rsa .............74
Grand RapdEpres....i...1t1O
Ball and Express..............347 P. X.
N. Z. Baston. Special ............4 5
Fot Rattern ,..........59 43
Milc and Expreso .............9 40 A.U
Basto . N..oand Chicao ...... 748 " MAIN STREET
rat W eten Exprssc.a....... 138P. M.'
G.Rad Kat, Expres ......... 545"
Chicao aNigtExpres.. . 943 6
Pacific Expres.............230A.MX. CAMPUS
0. W. RUGGLEIS, ii. NY. HAYES,
Q. P.dTAg't, Cicag.o. A--t Ann Arbor.-
Professor ScottI
United States,..
XT, . -8'Gustavos A. I
t_ been appoioted Pr
Astenographer.
STE~~sx=, z= ES Miss \lartlta S1;
TIME TABLE cepted a positionS
'Taking Effect, Sunday, May 21, 1899. cipal of the I astits
Trains leave Ann Artbor by Central Stand. Mr. John E. La
acd Tine.Itn Germant ints e
SOUTH NORTH leave of ablsence f
K~a. 8.- :23 AM. No. i.-S9:QA. . ie
Na. 2.-1it7 A. Xa 'No. .-130Pa m cs hchl il
No. 4.- 8:3aP. it. 7N. 8.-458 P. m. Mr. C. Fred Gc
t 1 0.--48:05P. M. 5 t 1-9.5A.M
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FALL SHIRTS
NECKWEAR and
GLOVIES
THE BEST LINE OF UNDERWEAR IN THE CITY.
, AG$K & GO- LIBERTY ST

NOTES.

has sailed for thse
ltlintger, '99, has
'resitlent Atngell's
ater, '99, has ac-
as assistant prin-
gs highsschool,
autner, instructor
eUniversity, has
For one year, dur-
stucly in Eucrope.
rauss, '98, htas re-
is, wvhere he ham

The Y. M. C. A. wishes to an-
toottce that the social set for Friday
rdght will be postponed.
Eclwardl L. Benedict, 'oE, was
nmarriecd yesterdlay at Detroit to
Miss Minnie Bradway, of Birmitng-
hiam, 'Mich.
The Unsiversity Y. M.L C. A. gave
a stag social last night in their
10001sits SacketHall. Addresses
woere msadle by Rev. Gelston, Jttdge
V. H-. Lane and thse president, I. T.
Raab. Aboutt150 nsen enjoyed tie
evetnings' festivities.
A Kondike Profeosorship.
As U. of M. mets have gone
abroad ansdnmacde thentselves felt all
over this cotuttry, thse Orienst, and
Souths America, tey are sectiring a
foothold inthle wilds of Alaska. In-
fcrmation has just conse to Ann A'r-
bor tlhat R. Parker Mclaster, '98,
las beens given a professorshtip in
the University of Skagutay. This is

Alarm Clocks $1,
U. ot M. Pins 50c to $10.00. Fine
Watch Repairing.a Specialty.
J, 1, CHAPMAN, JEWELER,
206 Main Sooth.
OUR PHOTOS
..ARE..
PERFECT IN STYLE AND FINISH
Berryrnan Studio
1 1 2 West Huron St.
State Phone 119.
READ THE DAILY.
I BICYCLES STORED
IFOR THE WINTER
At the low rate of
25 cents per montht
LEON SHAW, - 117 E. Ann St.
AT STABLER'S ART S IORE.
The Celebrated
FRRIIY FIGIURES,
t,20 subjects to select feoct at Oar Cent Each.
For sale only at this clore.
ARTISTIC FRAMING A SPECIALTY.
STABLER'S ART STORE,
New Stole Phoe t;. 217 Sooth 4th Ave.

t Run Sanday only.
«ltan hetweenA nn Arbor and Toiedo only
All athe tratnosdailty except Sanday.
E. S. GILMOIRE, Agent.
W H. BENNE.TT. . P. A
Detroit, Ypsilanti and Ann Ar-
bor .Railway.
Cars leave for Detroit and Ypsilanti
every half boor, begiisning at 8:45 a. 23
Tuntil 8:15 p. m ; last ear for Detroit
11:10 P. 2m. Waiting room, corner Ann
and Main a s.; Detroit, 111 Griswold st.
ATHENS THEATRE
DEAN SEABOLT, Leasee adMnags.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21
PORTER J. WHITE in
"tFAUST"
SATLRBAY, SEPT. 30
"4THE FINISH OF MR. FRESH"

beets stutdytng F renchtdutring thse
sutmsier. li s to le tnstrtuctor its
F~renchthtssyacr.
Thse Normsal Atletic 'tssociations
las made a requtest to thse hoard to
isake ats aditionsal chsarge of 75
censts on cach yearly tuition fcc to.
be utsed for atlelttc purpos)0es.
Tlse registraton last ndght "as
fcor htundred overthtle corresponsd-
in(, day last yeat. Secretary JTohtn-
sots last tstiht sa(d the law depart
mnttwsas tsvo lhutdred over that of
last year.
Thse Regetsts spsent fottr stmdred
d'ollars durintshte stunmmer in layinsg
ottt, filling atsd rollitsg the new
gronnd souith of thse bleachsers. Flhe
diamnstd was dralised atsd sodded at
an expeisse of $soo by te Athsletic
Association.
A course of studies in thse Nc'w
Testamnsst Isas just beets atstotttcedl
b) the Unitarian chsurchs for thte
comnsg year. These Bible classes
vill meet every Sunday at noots.
Ctrculars descriptive of these stud-
ies ntay be obtained at thse book
stores. Work will begin next Sun-
day.

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thse first itsstitttions of its kind in toe MVONEY LOANED
Northwsest. It is to open Oct. I.onWatches, Daods, scWheels or other Per.
'Ele cure oferd s asltrtoneof WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED
a getseral literary character. It is Offie atresidne,33ELberty St., AnAr-
expected to add a large minitng to 11:30 ai. antt o 330 and57to 95p.
schlool. 'Mr. MeMaster is professor Bargansin 5econd-hand wasephCsaotas.Dncd
of langtuages. - inmflnr
A nsew line of MatnhattansShirts .Alarm1111111 1
just in at Weadhatss, Ryan & Rettle. Warranted for 1 Year.
See tlhets. Soutls Main street. $10
Howard hats at Wadlsams, Ryan !Vm A n l lg
Reule. Best hat on the market at !'Vm. A nold L e
$3.00. 200-202 South Main street. TvTTLE'
Students arc cordially invited to T T L~
inspect our complete lines of suits, II Il
overcoats, men's furnishings ottd L*ECH ROO
Soutls Main street. Is at 338 5. State Street.


PURITAN SH OES ALL STYLES, ALL SIZES, $3.5010ES UO T

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Both PhnesNoT.& 1 1 l0C tl t e j bo o tpb tre..Enoch Dinterie, Lady Amsitanet.
too St., Ann Arhor. No, l . LbrySre.Rsds Fourth Ave. Both PhoeM..5
W E PATRONIZE GODY : AR S DRUG STORE.