4 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY


COLLEGE
TEXT- BOOKS.
FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Law and- Medical
BOOKS.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND.
Agents for Keuffel & Bsares Drawing
MasteriasI, the bet made.
Watermanes Ideal Fountain Pene.
TI.. beet in the world. Every one war-
ranted for five yeare.
Agenta for Crane & Hordes Fine Writ-
ing Papers.
For $1.00 you can boy a eolid Gold
Fountain Pen that ia warranted.
Fine writing papere, by the pound, at
15, 20, 25 and 30c. Envelopes to match.
Subecriptions taken for all foreign
and domestic newspapers and maga-
zines.
Bring us your old echool and college
books and exchange them for new.
SHEEHAN & CON:
University Booksellers, Sta-
tioners and Engravers,

STATIONERY

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U. of M. Station-
ery for all depart-
ments. We sell
Fountain Pens... .

from $1.00 to $4.00. All are guaranteed.
MARTIN SCHALLER, BOOKSELLER DOWN TowN,
116 Soutla Main Street
HOLMES' LIVERY,
Larger and better than ever. Nearly twice as many hacks and many more
horses than last year.
Leave your Tronk Checks with us or we will call and get them and
yoor baggage will be delivered promptly.
Phoes106. 515 East Liberty Street.
LAMPS FOR STUDENTS
We have a Siec aessrtestntfCcnter Draft, Nickel-plated Lamaps, including The Royal, The
Rochester and the Plumaewoodl, The Berlin asd Perfectian Student Lasmpe.
The New Lsap, Planarwec, ilass advasce is Lamps. It gives moes light toe the situseed thas
any Lsap at its kind. we eans give yea the heat tampa tar the
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COME AND SEE.

D. 19. TINKEFR & SON
HATTERS AND FUelNIKtaBEE
Hesadq"Htra for
HATS, CAS, MooWPAismosass=*
ad Complete 1Oneot (OussmAm
Gonn and Swoesose.
AGENCY FOR 'LONGLEY HATS
334 S*Wbl SlMat Steon
Cer. Main and Baron 5stwae.
Capisat ,50M. Surplus s, 3400. Tvanaset. a
general tanking business.
R, Koo[r. Pres. C. Es. Gasats, 1ees.Fe.
Foss. H BoaSso. Coehie.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK oei'Zs Aro
Capitol, $100,100. Surplus ad Profits, 81SO
fTeansaets a gene astaning tartne s. Feseg
exchange tought end eald, Fnrninh letters 0f
ceedit.
R. D. KINNE.Prees. HARRtISON SOULE
Y iceni#res.
S. W. CLARKSON,. saket
The lan IRrhor savings Bank
Capital S1toc. ,0. Saspi a, 051555.
Oganideandethe Geneal Bening Laws
at thisStte. Rleceive deposits, hays and sells
echange an the priacipal eitiesofathat United
States. Drafte cashed apes prpe ideatiEatian,
Satetydeposithboeto ent.
(FI acase: ChristaMacsetesca.W. DBHarr-
mas, Vice-Preas.; .h a. E. Hiscoc, 'Cashier; M.
J. Fritz,Assistant Castles
W. J. BOOTHsPREa.(T"
W.ARNOLa, tlet Vice-peye i
Jeaa.C.W ve. Asesatics Ilnt
WINK
Transects a general
Btankitng Business.

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ANN ARBOR.

DETROIT.

STUDENTS' LECTURE ASSO-
CIATION.
Twelve Numbers to be Given This
Year. Tickets to be On Sale
Soon.
COURSE OF 1899 - 1900.
1. Lyman J. Gage.
2. F. Hopkinson Smith.
3. Max Bendix Company.
4. John Temple Graves.
5. Oratorical Contest.
6. Brig. General Charles King.
7. WIll Carleton.
8. Sousa and his Band.
9. Congressnan J. P. Dolliver.
10. Chicago Alumni Number.
11. Announced Later.
1 2. Announced Later.
Season tickets $2.00. Reserved
seats 50 cents.

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44 SO. MAIN ST..
ANN ARBOR. MIC H.
Foreigners in the Unicersity.
A rnttber of foreigners are
among thtose entering thih fall.
Among these perhtaps the moht
marked it Noah Webster Aluli, who
has ettteretl the jtunior law class.
Mr. Aluli is a full bloodetd native
lHawvaiian, andiatn admitted attor-
ney. He is tnoticed for his couteesus
hearing. Miss Tomo Inomye, of
Nagasaki, Japan, is in thte julnior
medical class. Site is a dattghlter of
Tamttlsu Inomye. Sitelhas gra .1t-~
ated front the Clevelatnd Hotmeo-
pathic College and speaks English
very flutetntly.
NOTtCl5 ,BANi)D
AXll nmusiciants whlo wislh to try for
followving places itn banal: Tron-
hotne, clarinet, cornet , alto, hats,
Drum, haritone, apply at otnce.
Titese positions wvill be filled by Sat-
urday.
E. P. OEPON T, Mgr.
W~ith M ack & Co.
Readescttfthe .tt AILY ilalw eaeyse -
membter the cOPERiA HUciSEtoNEWS DIto'it,
clee ctthccctttiite casn ebeletrte U. as N
DAIt..and foteechetter lte eadiag daiticesccatte
Deteoic Free Press, Deercit 1Teittase.tDeteoit
Evening NewseaadtCicatgo,NeacYork sad
roedotapaers. Promptly deliveetoI alt parts
of tte arty O111cc. 1A NorthtMalestreet.

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firte suits at Wadhams, Ryan & U. of M. Barber Shop etgteB
Reule,i 200-202 Sout l atn street. and Bath Rooms. tt 6;1tt fe~se-s. ttlt
322 State St. J. R. Trojanowaki, Prop.
Att1EICcAN H-ISTORY.
hene, 5T.jC I3tansR an ..IIFe
-iceaary metteto ceake artata, n d a Photosd
sents, Wednesday, adt59se'cck
A. C. McLauglin.t W RRE The
BAsRB[R
DIid you kttoswthtat thte An r - GufiRfiNPEE.8 HRfTISFflGTION.
bor Mi-usie Co. are rentngne 115.55 - - , .. . ... c-..e

DEAN & CO.
Training Table Started.
The training table wsa started last
eight at Prettyman sailS the folloaw-
leg men peeant: Ca pt. Stekle, Jatt-
er, Siegmunad, Keena, White, MceDan-
ald, McLean and Coaeh Ferhert. More
men wilt he added at they chaow prom-
ice of developsment lets Varsity forns.
A complete line of Aidler Bros.

pianos this year andI chargittg at-
roost tno more for thset thatn is usu-
ally natal for secondtticasnd onesa

Far Sale, Cheap-Coch, reeker and
tea table, almoct new, 11d N. Divisiott
street.
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*' SATURDAY, Sept. 30
4' OPENING DAY..
4* WAGNER & CO. will open their NEW STORE with a NEM
LINE Of MEN'S FURNISHIINGS and stATS. Our Derby is mad,
+* expressly for us and is the best value ever shown at th(
4* popular price of $3.00, in all shapes and colors, also soft
4+ bats and caps of latest designs. Come and receive ar
+ "Itsoozic" souvenir, an article once used you will never b(
4* without.
+ -W-lgner & Co., 121 South Main,
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University"Jest Wstllamttrhit 
oftalabitahac. Alihkinds
Shoe S op at epatetag natly doe
Shoehop E._Lambert._
SPALDINGS
TRADE-MtARKt
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The Spalding Official Intercollegiste Footashll
uscd exclutsively ity Yalc, Princc as. Harvard,
Pcnnsylvania, Cernell, tUniversity ot Cticao,
Miceigaa and every leading ftbaall team.
ttsyttrms, iShoeasandEese Requisite for
the Gaoge. Sptttsiag'a ifficial Football Balde
Edited by WtaltcerCasp, ttt99 sates, with inde
and explanatory nes,secerde, piesogaphs at
leading teascpeat paid, OC. Stand melyill a.
trte dtalogue at alt Sports meilted fr".
(.G. Spcalding & Bros.,
NwYorkh Cicago. Dener
0. M. MARTIN,.
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
Embalming a specialty. INo. 2095 S. 4th
Ave. Ambulance night andsl ay., t es-
idence30 Fifth Ave.
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SNOW LAUNDRY
STATE PH0NE, 520.
Your laundry washed clean and well
starched and ironed. E verything bleissil
and aired asout fdsaeo-. Tey as.

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