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OUTFITS
-If you want..
DRIVERS, BRASSIE DRIVERS,
IXLEEKS, MILL IRONS, LOFT-
ERS, PUTTERS, CADDIE BAGS
AND GOLF BALLS.........

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The splendidhtraiment ef the Spring peeps foorth."
It is with a feeling
Of pride which we think pardonable that we invite, year early inspection of
our new line at Spring and Saummeer otfferingsejast receiced, 'treeth and tempt-
ing aa the ancu eavt sore Natatret-r" erial etory. Oce 3! 00 patterns from the
Leading Tailoarsat the Warld. Suite and Oveecaats..
Tailor made to your measure
at the pricerat the Hand-mr-down....
L. C. GOODRICH.
Agent for the best Tailors an Earth. Frant Roam acer Fleet National Bank, Ann Arbo
Crescent Orient
Sterling Bcg~sFowler
M. STAEBLER'S iseq West
CYCLE E11PORIUM Washington Street


D. RI TINKE1R & SON~
HATTERS AND FUIRNISHERS
Headquartera for
HTSr, CAPS, MaN'S FUrInatnS
and Complete lineaof GymAsruxtat
GOaDa and SWEATERa.
AGENCY FOR LONGLEY HATS
334 Sauth State tagee
+ Car. Rain and Haean Streets.
Capitat, $50,000. Sarplae, $30,00m. Transacte
general hanking husinees.
tB, KEnxrF,Free. C. E. GRENEa, Vice-Free
FnED. H. BaLSER. Cashier.
t IRST NATIONAL DBANK OafAnn d16
Capital, 6100,lO0. Surplasanad Frofta, 840,00
Transaets a general hanking husiess. Foreign
eachange hoght and raid. Fureniah letters at
eredit.
S. D. KINNE, Free. HARRISON SOULE,
Vice-Free.
S. W. CLARKSON Caskler
The6 lnnfRrbor Savings Bank
Capital Stack. $50,S0t. Sarpluso$,000eO.
Resaarces. $t.500.000
0rganized ander the tGenerat Banking Lawei
af thea State. Receivea depatits, hays and mles
exhange an the principal cities at the Ignited

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Sheehan's DO You $P4OKE ?

"We carry the largest assortment
of all makes in the city. Our
clerks are up to date Golfers,
E."nd will gladly give you any in-
,1ormation desired in the pur-
chase of outfits.
TWe are Ann Arhor Agents for the
following well-known cluhs:
'WILLIE DUNN,
-McGREGGOR,
HARRY VARDEN,
SPAULDINGS and
MORRISTON.
bring your old Golf Balls and ex-
change them for new.
Seehani& Co.
PROMOTERS OF GOLF,
sznSO. STATE ST. ANN ARBOR, IlCH
of 1'M Barber VAPOR BATHS
The Only Oaasia
'Shop and Bath the City. Rea-
soaablr e ra.
ROOHS, 322 STATE. J. R. Tralaanakt
BICYCLES REPAIRED
PRICES REASONABLE
e are agecas tor the tamoas
DAIYTON 1BICYCLE
Callatadenamaitne. Dental tolsmaaafao-
tred aad repaired.
IWM. J. WENOER, 113 E. Liberty, New Phone 553

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4 Pittsburg Stogies fot
6 Bill Anthony CigarsfR
4 Brunswick Cigat-s for-
Old Number:
44 S0. MAIN ST.,
ANN ARBOR. MICH.

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DEAN & CO.


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A Remarkable Operation.
A reamarkable operatiC-i owas iperfortoed
at the Merry Hospital ott Saturday by
Dr. Sztidrawski aooioted by Drs. Ellis
and Ritte. The operation is technically
known as laparotonmy, a cattinog throoght
of the wcallo of te obdomteno. It ovas
performed for the purpose of remoovinog
a large tunmor owiich has existed for a
lotig period.
The psatient owas a Polish woimatn, lotng
residet in the city atnd is reported to
be progressintg favorably towards re-
covery. Thte growvltowticho bad assutmed
s-cry large proportiotns, wiltlibe sent to
psathiological departmsent at Attt Arbor
for psreserv-ation.
Dr. Szutdrmvskoi is a yototg Polisht
thysician recetly establishted itt Mantis-
tee, whio began te study of medieine at
bhe University of Wlarisawsacidtompltteted
Isis sltdies at Antn Arbor attd oilier ovell-
tetoso-tinstitutionos in tttis eountr.-
11ltisti-c-Dily Yates, lMar17.
A new line of Mannattan Rhirts
juat in at Wadhama, Ryan & Reul e.
See them. S. Main st
A Wotman Sttffrage cottventtiott is to
be held itt Newvberry tall, Friday atnd
Saturday. Mayiiatndiu12. Thee seers
will be Rev. Atnta H. Shtoatoad Mrs.
Mlarthta E. Root. M'iss IHarriet Mills
istaager. Admtission free sritht acl
lections after ite addresses.
LOST-DARK red poeketbook con-
taining $24.00, twvo Choral Union tiekets
attd sonte receipts. Call at 910 Corttoell
place and receive reovard. 65
GRADUATION FEE.
All canodidates for a degree in June are
requiested to pay the graduation fee at
onte on accouant of the linmited timte itn
whiichs to prepare the large tumtiber of
diplomtas.,
JAMES H. WADE.

Calendar.
Friday, May ii.-Fital Ctip Debating
contest at roonm B, lawc builditig, 8 p. mn.
Saturday, May 12-Michigan vs. Chi-
cago at Marshall Field, Citicago.
Saturday, May I2.-Ann~ual tradekumeet
at Regettts' Field.
Satttrday, May IA.-Engineering ban-
qtiet itn Hangsterfer's ball at 8 p. to.
May 17-19.-Seventh annual May
Festival.
W~edntescday, May t6.-Free coticert un-
der atuspices of Knight Tetuplars at Uni-
v-ersitv tall.
Wednesday, May 23.-Mlieligan v. D.
A. C., at Regents' Field, 4 P. lM.
Thursday, May 3i.-Michigan v. lli-
ttois, at Regensts' Field, 4 p. li.
The iEiectoral College of tite Sotudenots'
Lectitre koociiio 0iiwiltMeet itt rooms9,
Uiversiity tail, Saturday mtortnitig at to
o'ctoik. Alt electocsmtotttpresent cre-
dentti als.
L\F AYETT ZE Y OU NG, Pres.
Otir facilities for repsairintg, refiittig,
stud uptstetring catttot ie ottrpassed.
Outr lite of cooveritngs sucht as Silk Da-
mtask, Velotur, attd Tapestries oct11 coim-
lpire woithi tte bstassortmcetsinlthc
city of Detroit or Toledo.
MARTIN H ALLER,
Catripets, Fiurntiture attd Drapteri.
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EXCURSIO TO TOLEDO.
!CratidtOpenitng LatbelErie Parfk aiti
Casino.
Suttnday May soils, the Atin Arbor rail-
road ooitl give an excuiont by special
traiti to Toledo attd returnt. Trainitlt1
leave Ann Arbor at 10 :25 a. n. Fare
for ithe rotttd trip, 73 cenits. Ontthiat
dlate the Lake Erie t-ary attd Casino, Ite
moost attractive suttmtmer resort it thtl
ovest atnd the pride of thte Cetotettiial city,
will be opetted owitha attentertainm~oent thtatr
alotte oill be ovorthithie lirice of att cx-
cttrsiotn ticket. Doitttomiss it. r

IT SUITS THE TASTE
f~ur pure fruit juices and delicious Ice
-Cream-the chief of summer beverages
-AT-
HANGSTERFER'S,
.sco E. Washington SL. 3i6 S. Stale St.
:TIry The...
NORTH SIDE
LAUNDRY
THOS. MOWS, Prepr.
1003 Broadway. 457 ell Fhone 9

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OFFICEnS: Christian Mack. Fees.;W. D.Henri"
man, Vie-Fres.; Chas. E. Rierack, Cashaer; M.
J. Frite, Assistant Cashier
W. J- BOOaTe, PnES.
W. ANOLDe, 1tlVie-per ~ lS T
J. V. SaseHAn,2d Vice-preys fl IV
JsN.aC.WALTZ, Asst.Canhier IVN .
BRINK
Transacts a general
Banking Business.
-Salters at
t~.- COLLEGIATE CAPS,
GOWNESoad HO ODS,
- Rno~tng at
i CAPE at~d GOWNSa,
E1 EPECIOLTY.
GLARE COINES.
_COLLECEI FLAGS,
CL5gSS PIPER,
CLAES STATIONERY,
j COLLEGE PINE,
COLLEGE
EPECIALTIES
WO. KERN & CO.
alt E. Fifty-Seventh St.
CIiCAGO, ILL.
G IA Tfl lo "A slice to
pipeful"
SY C one reason
Pipe A
Tobccoe - why Old En.
gush Curve
Cut pipe to.
bacco is so
S popular.. .
The curved
in box that fits any pocket is another
reason. No other pipe tobacco has ever
made as many friends in so short a time.
It disappoints no one."
Atrial box will be gent to any one
anywhere en receipt of ten cents is
stamps. Address Old English De.
partment, The American Tobacco
Co., III Fifth Ave., New York City.
All dealers sell it.
SPALDINGS Official
Jllblctic 6oods
Offiially adopted hy the lnading
Callegea, Schaosaned Athlnaia
Cluhs of the Casntry.
EEnRREQaSIEOR..
Bane Renti Tannin
Feet Malt Athletics
Gelf Gymnasium
Spalding's Official Leagae Ball
Ithn Offciat Hall at the Ratianal -
League aad all leading callege aasa-
aeaatn. SpaldingesBaseBall Gaide Ian 1900, l0c
Hadom ata c e A. G. Spalelis & Bros.
af/AthaletcSrt ee p
any address. NEWsORK,gCICmANVE.
SPRING WOOLENS
OPEN
FOR YOUR SELECTION

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A new line oig Manhattan Shirts just c

In at Wacdhams, Ryan & Reule. See
them. Sauth Main street. As complete lint- af Adler Bras. tine
suits at Wadhama, Ryan & Reule, 100-
WANTED-Young nd with bicy- 202 5. Main at.
cles to canvass the. slate for Michigail
newspaper during sumumer vacation. The Ann Arbor Music Co. have
Liberal terms to right nmen. Best of some inducements to otter etu-
refereatces required. Address "N" Daily dents on table board; also one suite
affice. 67 of rooms.

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Opening of Spring Woolens....
Woolens for the coming season have arrived,
the mast extensive line ever produced here
is spread on our tables and now open for you
to make selections. We have made every
preparation to trictly retain the previous
ntandard af our tailoring and to promptly
nerve our patrons. We solicit your inapec-
tion at an early date.
WAGNER & CO., Tailors,
123 South Main Street.

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SPRING OF
1900

MILWARD