~* ~ ~University Atte~ndance of te World A H . t
1721114.,+. The following is. given as a correctn ad
FZistatement of the attendance at the. of merit in clothes msaking is gained
Pab~aked Daily (Suadays escepted) daring the world's great universities. They are only by Continuous Effort. And so it is in clotesr dealing, It re-
College year, at taken 'frns Minerva, Jarbuch. Dec Ge- qiera coantnoous effort on oar irt to select that swhich is heat froms
THE UNIVERSIY OF MICHIGAN. terenWl o 889,adsm he stock~ of the maay clothes makers in this coantry.
Oippaca: The tnland Prers, Ienning Black. marine the attendance for x$98. except SENBOHCO HN -
Both___ Phones_____147 ______where otherwise. indicated. Th iir tterST NBLCl LO IG
of hle American universities are capitol- 'is without question the finest pee
MANAGING EDITOR. dcerd and is ahead in every respect of the average niade-to-order
t.EacntO ized : garments, at abnust oar-half the price, Itlls that kind of clothing
mParis ........ ... 2047 which the hest dressers are looking for, and realizing this fact we
BUSINESS IMANAOSBIS. Belin ........1 .......::0306 have this season purchased an anusual Large Stock of Stein Bloch Suits
O. B. Baxse, 05L. Madrid.. ...:.6143 and Overcoats and are in position to fit all shapes aiid forms from
EDITORS. our magnificent line of this high grade make.
ATHILETICS, . G,.0.D. BeuDnese,'01 B Vienna.............. 5710
T. Rf. Woonnw,'oo L. A. H. Xac~ousc, oi E Naples ............57t0 Best Line of 1Furnishings and Caps.
A. G. BROWNE.. . 2 . B. WOaD, '00, Moscow ,.. . . ..446tlascm ou o h proper thing
LJMasvao8Sn,tQO, U. ICKY, 00.9"Buda-Peisch......... ..4407
Munichs....... ..4997"RW..............37
___________St Petershurg ........ ........365Lid nsh itt & _ pi,
The aubscriptioei price sla Bth e iaSI.:50fort hes .,...'. r:.. . 5
the mllege yoar, wish a regslar delivery hefore Oxford.. .. 3408 no ah°a.Ntcs o~nnctos n ept a h r3
emai ritn orpbiainmutb 22ed I t the DIYoiebfr .m r NI11 AN . ...... 393mie oteeditor hefore 3 p, . ,oftihe isy
previsosotao which they are expected to Manchester.. ........ 3000 1vn
aper.ioemy o Dae ffcCambridge...........2929 CJUJP+++++++.+ French Cook in Charge
Masrpin a elft tteDIYOfc eyeras, or Sioftoetsa ewtsd, or with Businees Prague ......211.8..UR.....S. , .T.CLASS2BO,5D
Manager. Susecrihers. wilt confor a favor hby Editihurgh ....... . .........25 FRIHSFRTCASBAD
rersdeiertplater ofcesy.alue MINNESOTA.........85 REGULAR BOARD $;,75 flEAL. TICKETS $3.00. Short
All changes advertising matter inset he in PENNSYLVANIA ........ .... 2834 orders promptly filled. 'Fresh Home Made Candy now on hand
the office by4Op. rm. on the lay previousa isthat Ke............55 wt h aosSog aaie pcat. Ppcr al
an which they aro to avear. Ke 55 wt h aosSog a ne pcat.Ppcr al
______________________Turin ... .. . ,........2531 and salted peanuts nowV ready. Come in and try them.
With the close of the fooliball sensori COLUMBIA .......... ...... .. 519
a backward glance ove~r cha work of thie TALE............. ..... ... 250n0 W S. PARK]
fall' is hut natural. Michigatn began the CALIFORNIA '.......... .... . .2211Io .UnvriyAe
season with the hrightestlirospeels of a Lyond ........ ........ ...... 2r98_________________ 09NUivrtyAe
goo tam Asth saioi dvnctd oiBordeaux ........... .......2144 r
g0dta .A h caoiavacdfCHelInC es..........2i36DO J ITNOW1 04
several weeks new men kei: coninrg out CHICAGO .................:... 21J2ndisuhgowrkstonae.NRHET N...,...,0129~
andnag di.sc.go:wr.a.o.t eNRTWSTR...... .....2009 Don't wait till thoy aro all.gone. Ladie heavy winter
it almost impsssible to chouse Varsity Cpnae.........20 oan price29n- eugQacii00iJ. oac-io


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players for there were ahunudauce -comi-
petent ones. Then a ceries of accidents
began, and the players dial no; seem
conditioned for hard play. fiuuor en1-
jeges were easily defesitel1. But ihc
'eVarsity was not playing iu true EUv>
versity style. In the gasme weihIl1i-
nois with a large nuiiib2r of cripples
victory was liar dly won. Bu*, followc-
tug this ganme tram work hegan to hit-
prove, the cripples returned to the game,
and Notre Datne was easily defeated.
IHope of real 'Varsity form win born
anew. White and Tea ere t injured
and even then Peunsylvania was played
to a standstill by a spirit anid dash and
team work which was not thought pos-
sible at the time. From that tiil on the
team inmproved constantly in physical
condition and all the players who had
been injured were hack in the ranks
feeling helter than ever. Teetze was
the only man not sound. So far as ap-
peared from the Thanksgiving day ganie
no advance had bcenmade since the
Pennsylvania game, and the spletnuid
spirit manifested there was also absent.
The men were, with the etc spion of
Snow, in fine physical conditioin for
iheir final game and.;inidividus'ly played
a good ganme.. The lack of train work
which was so apparent can. rot justly
be charged. to ,the individual player's
accounts.
To the mhen all credit is dwue. They
all winked hard and faithfully and play-
ed the best ball-they were capable of .
Only one or, two candidates, quit due-
tng the whole season. All stayed out,
worked as hard as they could, and those
who were given the opportunity to pl;.,
made a hard fight for their university.
To thema belongs the.,'credit of doing; al l
they might for' Michigan's success, and
defeat cannot rob them of it. The prop-
er thing to do is to give' the team the.
-credit it deserves, admit a fair defeat
and seek the causes that "made it peas
sihle. Then study how to remove these
difficulties so that a strong team need
not meet a similar fate in another year..

~ICIiARETThS~
ovehrvo differcnt kinde.
STALZBLER&CO.,i
101 S. MAIN 8T.
PEOPLE ARE NOT SLOW.
to comprehend and appreciate a
gourd thing, and when the 15 merchants
mentioned .below, offered, name weeks
since, to give aome society or lodge in
thia city a $110 Ludwig. piano, were not
slow to respond. Make al0c. cash pur-
chase of, any of thmse mercnants atid
vote for the aociety you wish to have
the piano. It in cdrtainiy much easier
to work for your aociety that way
than it is to spend weeks and months
of your energy in the way of nociabes
and entertainments, the usual means of
raining money. Bring the subject up
in your lodge meetinga. Get the unain-
moon support of ito members, and the
prize +is yours.
KOCK furniture, carpets, picture
frames, mnouldinga, trunks and
valises.
WAHR & ?MILLER Shoe4
RIN8dEY & SEABIOLT Groceries.
GEO. HALLER Jeweler.
LAMBI & SPE+NCER Grocers S. fit,
MEULIG & SCHIMID Hardware.
DAVIS & SEABOLT Grocery.,
HlE'U$EL BROS Bakers.
MILLER & PRAY Grocers.
H. C. EXINGER Fair Store.
JOHNS'i ON & CO. Groceries and
Meats,;Forest rave.
The ANN ARBOR MUSIC CO.
C. A. HENDRHICKS Millinary.
GOODRICHI W ALKER & MUR.
PHY Tailors, aver First Nat. Dank.
W. N. SALISBURY Druggist,_
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