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…' '---~o PRICE 3 CENTS. VOL. I. No. 4. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1890. ROEH M JIMMY IS GONE. THE PATRIARCH JANITOR OFTHE AN>TS MAIN HALL --SON,-- MAKERS OF FRATE N ITY 271 Woodward Averue, :Grard Circus Park, DETROIT, - 2.hICI-I- FAST SPRINTING. Eight thousand people witnessed the games held yesterday in De- troit, under the auspices of the Salford Harriers, Manhattan (New York), and Detroit Athletic Clubs. The result was as...…

…," Y .. .. . .- _ ._ , ) R ! f , _ _ -~ - V I. No. 50. UNI GOVERNOR-ELECT WINANS. on the Needs of the Uni- versity. erior-elect Winans paid the aity an unexpected visit Saturday, S li, together with President An- asnord Secretary Wade, spent ltime inalooking over the uiversity and grounds. He was li tle-K a te city only a short time, but a1epresentat lD fortunre ative of the DAILY was liliate enough to get a min- it's i tr - . . Walk Interview...…

…tt. Of AT.IWiIp. VOlL. - .SC - U NIVEId S1TY OF MICIGCAN, MNIJIAY, FEBIRUARY 2, 18111. Pxacl:l jiizp F: CENTS. aTA.A. Board of Directors. ta onlesi c ftoit-o Camp on "Foot-Ball." 110Til ton~e n ii ofthe i oets' echrd wihthe c0 o i February niiimbhriof the (Itt recorsUf he atheti _ ssoia i .) iittee on nomoinations 0were O ii tt ing''ionta((ins ita llrtleon '(Col lc'g of iec at tu \dhttmoi n o lpha 0(1ed )tocoet. IThe fottowngweri I oot-Bat]ll,...…

…I -N I NIN MEI ITY OFIIMICIIIG NI A, A ARAM ---- -- --------- IONDAY , JIARC'II. 2, Dial. PIZIC ,, Taizti. CE PS. , _'I STEPNIAK'S LECTURE. v '111Sm.its Past, Present antd Fu- ture. 11)tQ ik'sltu re was a rcccia- chascc bledl in V eicccsitc 1Hal asttuldi night~. lie decclarc(d te1vWord1 Nist to eamsoe an sillit was 11111 01110 iii ocrsia l'uruatch-, Ahica111ht d oi11-' laticli rcfiorii r lRssawith lisre crr ' I W. I i partyof an -' archy ci cr...…

…le . of IYU. WALg T T V I.. i. - ). 1 "J 1 . "_ , , ., ._ x _ _ _ _ _ _._ r... _ _ U IVEIlS1TY OFILVMICIGAN, Tl iISi.) Y. AISII. i2, iSto. lPistc, 'btt o,,C E NT S. T[I 6(\_S [i THE UNIVERSITY CALENDAR. A Comparison with its Predecessor. O3VER $20,000 TO ADD TO MR. WATERMAN'S GIFT.li tieeieCti hiCago Alumni Heard From-Grand 129091( , has beei lrifiteli rttt a-it Rap~ids, Kansas City, Denver be issued sonietimee text wee. tn ahntnYto Report. re...…

…Ijc U. of Al. WaiIp. VOL. I--N O. 146. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, SATURDAY. MAY 2, 1lf)1. Pics.,, TimiEE CiENTS. As CS GORM1bEY \V1NS. THE U. OF M. ORATOR TAKES' FIRST HONORS. J. P. Adams, of Northwestern University, Earns Second Place.-- Four Good Orations. A "Rattle of tse Orators" lastj night's contest may lbe very appro-j priately termsed. Fosur of United States' leading educational institu- tions have niarshialled their oratori- cal forces; t...…

…Ijc U~. f Al . Wlailj. Nisi.. I.-,\ ,. 1 i. UNIV1I~iY OF MICHIG AN, TI-ESDAY, I INE d, 1,1)1. THE CENTiTau~s J~S. T e is re~~~~puestod t~~~o, met at Wol- Iu lthesixth oui, first three meni up H R B AT N' Itslt vl~lis(t.s Il u ovrosIllleso h 11ss. ~pel is' 0'11 liii T i t tonine. is ie tihe s il the 1-E ILhYMIIJ) t I}1~l :. TL\ THE THIRDVICTORY. iris cudt wotshil l theitlsit UV -IA byAD WTILEI Y[.IaN._____pitcliedhall. n tiler pitchesi Tejis:ty...…

…VOL. II.-No. 3. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THOSE PRINTED LECTURES. been convicted, upon prosecution by Foot-Ball. r(OF YOUR - -- What the Dean of the Law Depart- college faculties. These cases are: There were eighteen men on theC Y ment Said About Them. 12 App. Cases, H. of L. 326; 3 Law OUR Quart. Rev. 36o, 477; and 43 Am. campus yesterday afternoon, train- Professor Knowlton, Dean of ing under Captai...…

…Ije t>I. of A. Wahlp. VOL. I.-No. 29. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1891. MICHIGAN 42, BUTLER 6. The ball started in Michigan's The Indiana Champions Do Not possession, and was pushed towards leasure up to Michigan. Butler's 25 yard line by short rush- esg eleven, in Satnrday's. Crawford made the first touch- improvementdown in five minutes by a beautiful game, showed a vast ipoeet- - run of 25 yards around the righat in its ...…

… ~~Ijc U.of IAl. Wiailp VOL. 11-No. 50. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1891.: IPRicE, THREE CENTS. THE FOOT-BALL SEASON. one scheduled game, as follows: lopper was ne of the most pow r OP YOUR*- - ARvwofte ad Van Inwagen, Sherman, Hayes, Jef- erful men in the line. His work, OU 3QSOITY AORmnsFpnte ryrs ei, rworDgrt ersntoghntbrlin, a ffcie Viefo-alsaossa lsdPowrs,' Topper, Mowery, Ritten- He tackled well. He played left wcr.5. ...…

…I rwww-- su.Walp UIL.1-No. $7. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAIN, TUESDAY, lIC iRARY 2, 1892. Boating at Princeton. 1atlts rowv in b-arges foidexvelip- The Mock congress. ,'),.etesesnof SI, rowing ~ fraclhowvzeri the nintti irestt. theu e o ork Czcnxgrss I xxxt ex-enlix I(IT na; ctirely iropped rnt the I The hPrincetonian has nt o iccltp rbxiix oia-rnlt fMdux xxxxtiiiit P~ ts xtI Ixitrtma tihe project, xnd it trims xquxite pi oix The SxxcIety is at...…

…lie of 4 fl. rnai jj. Vos.. 11.-No. 1.6 BASE BALL BENEFIT. A Splendid Entertainment to Given To-morrow Night. flie sale of seats has snot sects great as tie imaitagemtiiof 1to-il 'l5slitois has rtasoii to tape perhaps msany wsilllnot get tit ickttsutl tileiiigiit of tihe sho '.111 it is thiat a bettert lprotgram 1 iip'bellarangedsherin't}earsils. suit eonisyishilfisasiairieditot silbegod.Inlies oifithe f ithati. tI (tsils edatrt tolie apli lo...…

…l c . af , 1. 1a lt . VIorL. ItI. -No. 1< UNIVERSITY OF M\ICIIIGAN, SATURDIAY, API'IlE - ,1,92. Geological Society. Foot-Bail at Ypsi. Amendments to the Constitution ot the U. of MI. Independent Asso-- \eslerdalaf 'terno0o0nI r. tuset}' 1 011011row ifternoon at N'psi, 'o, ______ 01 HL I <rv eye nteresling tailk: tiefoire I Iits' loot-ball t tehwilplayit mt ch i Notc s011 i te lltti thGoloicalstity-clon the latest gamte wxithi Ia team f...…

…c I$ I . of Al. Wailjj. VoL. II.-No. 1485. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN,4 MONDAY, MAY 2, 1892. IT WAS A TIE) ( bard every time, but was unfortunate (odd base bit and stoats second. I agan ____in tplacing0 bis bits. lHis tongrun- fly out to Sbieldls.(Giney fly- to let- U SATURDAY'S GAME WITH THE ning, one-banded catch in the fosurth feri', Iliels nine out by 'Spitzer to Jet- O1 t DAC. feris. ____issuning, waes the brilliant ploy of the NNT IitsN I...…

…:1t L. of iu. WDaij. VOL. II.--No. 17. BY CABLE FROM EUROPE. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. OF YOUR.- f p 77 -TT n Woman's League Lecture. The '92 Castallan. Regent Draper Seriously III at Ant- Mrs. Jane Bancroft Robinson, Ph. werp. I D., who is to address the Woman's Cable despatches to last evening's neague, tonorrox eveong, is one of papers announced the serious illness the leading women of the co...…

…E tt. of A. Wail. VOL. III.-No. 27. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1892. PRicE, THREE CENTS. of the supporters of the enterprise can be successfully carried out, it will, in time, be the nucleus of a Exceptional Advantages Offered new department of the University, to the Student of Music. the much talked of School of Fine Art. It is even safe to prophesy The Efficient Work of the Choral that our unique University system Un...…

…o WE AMML VOL. III.-No. 47. UIV ERSITY' OF MJCIITGAN, FRIDAY. DECE1II}ER 2 U1S9, YESTERDAYS GAMES. 1 her first down in r ininetes byi SENIOR LAWS OBJECT. I sted rehe, at aiedno i h They Fait to see the Legality ofr Senior Laws Win Their Game FromI freshmni took the ball but lost it the Action of S. L. A. Boar d. ' the. High School - Ninety-five ccidw. arc tco icli1 Defeats tile Freshman. i dws ______roiiind the eiiclfcir 6oiyar Is, the fniti...…

…Ambw t, t of AL VOL. III. \ro. . VoL. ~i.-N. 84. UNIVERfSITY OF MlICIIIGAN, TIL1I1SDAY, FEBRU AR~Y , 1898 . P10Tnr-CNS Pimc +:, Tx aut CENTS. A NEW FRATERNITY HOUSE_ She Had Hold of the WrongOe LIVELY TALK AT THE S.CA Sigmna Alpha Epsilon Will Erect one I h ai usini ete gi of the Finest.---$12,000 Ea- fine of tire richest .joses of tie+ Smooth Baling Once More. $ "" elusive of Furnishings. SGSr ctte n if 'pse eneralI Satisfaction. )lr i i...…

…C*_ _ _ _ VOL. III.-No. 105. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAIN, THIURSDAY, MARCH i3, 1893. PRICE, THEE CENTS. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.IJdges Senators, Congresmen and FIRST CHAMBER CONCERT. X foeg iitr n tt ler fThey Are Causing a Great Deal ofj high ability to many Commlloiwelths; Detroit Philharmonic Club at New- TalkatNewberry Hall-Tabled tinl le t t r Is-tfe eJ bryHl oih-TeEe-I A fraWeek. 1 thi-t ot Lillyotter \me ieriani ii-ng's Program. In ( --ve...…

…Aft O s V c1 i 1 J 0. VOL. ~i.--No.150.UV'2'-tITY OF MINICHIGAN, TUESDAY, M\AXYt 83 RC~'nieCN RICF, vH'_ ; f; , t vl tiT.3. WHAT ILLINILIANS FrINK. t nTamnGains Goiden Words Prasefirotn the Mini, of the U. of!1 I'r ';21 titec o,-st i~tt nitt i iexe for tilie tinhe 'n s thatit h Aken noyst CO D '1''iiit'iV iiiiic);itiiig to it; ' i ilct nt llt S tdiN o Y(itft l l(i whtenlloodiin2t1 1ilt il iii "iiiitth \ictdnesdca Oi t" iEanNoClbs ' If t...…

…qo( 4 c r . a VO.11-o.11.UIVRIYO MCI~N FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1893. PRIcE, THREE CENTS. VOL. III.-No. 1 i 6. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY'S GAME. of that game will depend the chain- The Home Team Will N ext Cross p10onstipt. Bets With the Boys from , We nive herewtth the itandltng of Champaign. the cluhs at the present tinte.This Although v-c did not wsin, the may he suhject to revision titer, Decoration Day gante itli Corneli owiing to the t...…

…! c , VUN).I VER ITi~Y OF MI1iIGiA MALONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1893. PRICE, THs-EE CENTS. :P57 BOO0MViIN' FOOTBALL. TFis is ;,o ea Red ict er Year in the Annase ,of tmn'-icas't Collegiate F= cotb'Oll saC ,k ()fc le-e foot--a tal te "ii cv-sat f say sees s rsassto 02a t lteroe i-otball an- r):ls hc ea nirican rolls ge nos: rew ;nlcr-clA Its "lt(of sp.c- Ct~?I aIts,--all arts a~C1con7 KII}l i iis si y N a litn1ci ldren ii '(S "i. 1ist this season the...…

…tt* At.. VOL. IV.-No. 29. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TI CASTAIALN EDITORS ELECTED. "Roman Books and Their Publi- cation," Harry D. Nutt. Jan. rn. The Independent Annual WIll Sure- "Roman Amusements," Mabel ly be Issued-A Combinatlon May be Effected. Colto. Jan.16. ____ "View of the City of Rome in The senior independents met yes- tie Time of Augustus," Rose Cran- terdav afternoon to take final action ston. Jan. t A. tedy"Rorse in the Middie...…

…lac tt* o ,.L 8A L =111111dm A qa ig .1 iii VOL. IV.-No. 8P. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1594. THIS IS NO FAKE. receipts will go to the deserving MUSIC AT ITS BEST. u npoor. .The canvas used by the n~ The Concert Given by the Faculty of urRpVnWinkle Gymn is to be r omte Completed at Once.-An Exten- sor hop committee has been secured. the School of Music Last Night sion of the Law Course. Stabler has charge of thi ecora- the...…

…T4c U, V of ',r~ Yy : . r' :: Rye i b ln;,V d IV.l'.--No. 10. PRELIMINARY CONTEST. The Long Looked For Debate, Be- tween Members of the So. cieties. Tonight. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 2),1h94. society, connected with the Univer- MUSIC, SWEET MUSIC. sity, can boast of so long ais exist- The Concert Given by the Faculty ence. Oni its membership roll arei of the School of Music Enjoyed to be found the naises of mten1now by a Larg...…

…1 . o . 1az . Vol,. IV.--No. 1-1. THE TABLES TURNED. An April Fool" Ending of the Cas- talian Grind-box Theft, which Costtwo Students 5 Dollars. "He laughs best who laughs last," so says the Castalian board. Never perhaps was there a more surprising climax to a long standing joke, than thefools'dayending of the"Castalian Grind-box Theft.' All students will recall that about' swo months ago the Castalian grind- UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN record...…

…c je . a AJ* 7Jtiljn4 VOL. IV-No. 151. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 10~4. PRICE, THREE CENTS. O TRACK ATHLETES AT WORK. ber of hours required for graduation Attractions for the May Festival. NOW ON SALE. Fine Prosects for an Extraordinary inthe literary departmetfo one The time i ail ppisigT e1 odSrngFedDy hnde nmhryi-oehnreIT h a fsia obegvni ~e J.o . a This Year. and twenty hours, in all courses. University hal. May 18i ...…

…e . o VOL.TV-N. 17. UIVESITYOF JCHIA1' VOL. IV.-NO. 17T. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN TENNIS TOURNAMENT. run; mile bicycle, final; 220-yard Promises to be Very Interesting.- dash, final; 220-yard hurdle, final. Many Prizes but Few Entries Field events.-High jump, shot Un to Date. put, hammer throw and pole vault. The annual spring tennis tourna- The following comparative table ient, which will begin next week shows that our strength lies in th...…

…IJN II. of , J . ailn. VOL. V. NO. '. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBIER 2. 1894. PRICE-THREE CENTS. FACULTY CHANGES. Many New Men.-The Medical De-. partment Heads the List.-The Lit and Law Follow in Order. The beginining of the College year is always miarked by importanlt chanlges iri the curriculoui and ilnstrucetorso who have thle various departmients in clharge. Ibis year is ino exception, and aniiiunusuailly large inuiber is...…

…Ijc ft. of ,ill. 1ai 1,,. VOT'. V. UNIVERSITY OF MIICHIGAN, FRI DAY. N OVEMBIER ?, 1894. ILICE -TIIIEE CENTS. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. The Gymnasium. INTER-CLASS FOOTBALL GAMES S. C. A. Next to the Largest in the Ieletki work will tie le(gunilliii lie '98 Lit and High School Stiong Country-Description of -insms n dmct-.Nov. 12. it110111- Teams.--A Series of Games Newberry Hall. Being Arranged. __________ ~ il,u otres'('ino1,1ppliitiOli. 'l...…

…Ijc t.01f , 1 oil9 Vol- V. No. 819. UNIVERSITY OF 'MICHIGAN, SATUTRDAY, FEBRUARY 2.,189M. PiiICE--Ttu EE CENTS. CIOAIIUINCOCR.Association of Western Institutions. CORL('ECOiRT CASICALI Cli. I ONFET RE-NCEi. it___lstme I11 i____ wllol'NO GOOD STUDENT ENTERTAINMENT LAST NIGHTALGEMTIGRAND A BRILLIANT SUCCESS. e1titren clt -ia riesolui ntion5pasd AL,4EMENGAR ANE ries to learn without hooks. (-iltgaii--io ici-iOi t t- FRMRH2- Some people thlou...…

…4j ii. of fill*. VoL. V. No. 106. 'THE COMING INDOOR MEET. MESSRS. REILLY AND BARCLAY TO APPEAR IN A CONTEST. A Wrestling Match Between Two of the Cleverest Wrestlers of the West. The prime attraction at the indoor meet, March 29th, will be the feature which drew the crowd last year, Messrs. Reilly and Barclay, of Dc- -troit, in a wrestling contest. All who were at the meet last year will need -po reminder of the skill of this pair. Mr. M...…

…VOL V,. No.- 132. I11hUVERSLTY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. CHARLES BAIRD RETURNED 'THE ALUMNAL BANQUET AT CH I- CAGO AND FOOTBALL MEETING. A.' A;'Stgg Representative to the Eastern Convention.-Proposed Changes In.Football Rules-Reso- .lelbna on the Great Colege Sport. Charles )aird returne d yesterday from Evanston and Chicago, where, he was sent AS thedelegate of the Athletic association. Mr. Baird spoke enthusias...…

…I ti , ' . 1a lU. VOL. V. No. 1418. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1895. 'PRICE-THREE CENTS. MAY FESTIVAL NEXT. OUR ANNUAL FEAST OF MUSIC BUT TWO WEEKS OFF. The Course Includes Four Con- certs-Several Old Favorites to Be Here-'"Damnation of Faust" to be Sung. The recond annual Maytt rol iof ii, Tlrive-sIty Mirsiclil society is ro', lifttle lilore Ian two wet.s off, and it can safely b.! said 'hat lastrSyear's grfeat sue c swill l...…

…t~ iii t. AWii j. VOL.'VI. No. 3. UNIVERSITY' OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1895. FouR PAGES-3 CENTS. ', i i r s GYMNASIUMNOW READY. WE OWE MUCH PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS BE- ,141GIN TOMORROW. of our success to the stu- -ITO RO dents of the U. of M. With- out their confidence and Members of the 'Varsity and Class patronage we could not !N Teams Must Pass the Examina- nave built up the biggest tion - Lockers Are Now About music busines...…

…VOL. VI. No. 30. UNIVERSITY Y OF MICHIIGAN, SATUIWLAY, NOVEMBE1I+R 2, 1895. FoRPGSSCT. 1r si £ 1ALUMNIMREANXIOUS. A IPRACTICE s BETTER. ANsEVEN1ING OF ILEASL'R1E. ONE IGITARD1 IHGNME TCIAOPnting Is Excellent-Oberlin Game illMICIGA ME ATCHIAGOTody.THE FRESHMAN RECEPTION IS LOOK FOR A BIG GAME. Today A GREATSUCCESS. 111 Onug foIrfoneperson to ThnkgiingDatCowd td:r lp tieewas better than 5 sr MN play on at 0110 time. One Harry M. Bates Says Chica...…

…'I'W I Al VOL. VI. NO. 51. U.NJVEPSt.!"ITY OF MICHIGANI M"ONDAY, 1)iCESIBI'A 2, Li'f't}. i~'UR PAGES- 3 CENToS. .1 No s ille t.1jI'lolij''. IGC AMOIPIONi SIIP 05 OOOF T . EST 1 'I ll' lriii{' 1 is ht, hidlii i' 'l4ies Hit Is enougrh for one person to P BLN OMCIA e' 1(isI e iiln er l 01 thay 0on It onie time. One Milo l i' illlto'. while lhe ('les io gil tar kIlea nonlilgnhio' t #A Harol Fought Game-6,O00Pen-i"i voter',"1re h mIs iie tll(...…

….VOL. V1. NO. 107. UN\IV EISITY OF MICIJIGAN, MION DAY.,M'Al{Cl 2, N 6. SIX PAGES-) CENTS. nnnun5~ur11Y7n~c Today's Daily is issued entirely under the control of ai tile hlaies eseertet the "mntle ~~ BICYCLES ' women of the University, and is preliminary to aL larger youfti. to tiheir hoaceci " or to the honese ifs ite tic ie sot edihtton to be issued by the samse editors about April 1. The liartieci ar egc fee t iee fueftier Vrp nhk iibdio.tl...…

…tt* f RSDAY, APRII. 1n; . FoLR A(,FS-- CENTS. VOL. V 1. NO. 134. ANN ARBOR, .i I HIGAN, I'll VOL. V I. No. 184. ANN ARIIOR, MIChIGAN, TII URSISAY, APIIIL 2, 112 (3. Fout's l~Aoios- 3 ('tours. = 1 ~ ORAT'IORS 'TO0 FILL.1TILEFCAS. + U BICYCLES. Characters in "Julius Cea1a" I We detire to give notice that we for , biccl bui tssts eaon.wjj Will 1Be Ably Preeted(. haveeretain the a e cy for t he 45' 4144 A T® 14$Ai~~,i ne~s pe grp h 4k t ftt t...…

…VOL. VI. No. 153. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 2. 1696. FOUR. PAGES-3 CENTS. We M~ust M.~ove The store wenow ocupy has IS ibeen sold. we must seek new IS iH quarters, D~ We We Dust Close Out11 HII our sto 1 of music goods and N ?U ice'sle'. Vietsioo e s S hieh H wilsell goods i loseprilces meen anythigto buyers H 'THIS MEANS BUSINESS .IA If you scot unylhius. in the H musicliue cct or price this I ITHE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO., (I~ 01 S. MAI...…

…c e . o At. WaiIjj. VOL. VI. No. 178. ANN ARBOR, MCHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1696. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. We Must Move The store we now occupy has been sold. We must seek new quarters. We Must Close Out or stock of music goods and bicycles. Weo ursces which wilt sell goods if low prices mean anything to buyers THIS MEANS BUSINESS IC you watlanything in the musicline get our prices this week. THE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO., S. MAIN ST. . BUY BEN-HUB BI...…

…II aI. of Al. VoL. VII. No. 28. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1806. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. L® @ 'WON THE EASTERN GA ME. Hlogg Ferbert, Ilenninger, l'li and SUNDAY MASS MEETING. 7 C~aley. Mo-chigon 12. Lehighl 0. callng L alo Lehie 11Falled to Score on1 the Lillhi 'Unwe flotil poor 1>0 (""0Iton Rev. Graham Taylor Tells of the ,of ieu imit(1 by the etnltl,' whiei Metz From Michigan. 1 e ctry hefote ply «o isotttit- Soiletemns AND IMPORTE...…

…Vor.. VI No.' $-4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 186. Fo-R ]PAGS-3 CENTS 7T N IN TERE:STS OF ORATORY. Advisory Bord the sI ran(-e of ti- OUR SHARE 017 RECIPT1.S O . .s ( O Itt't0'ot'5 intHaivr d t'tivet in s_____ 1' li T , nr I Oratorical Association Holds an Ot lloi.(X(01ii10 Not Sufficient to Pt J's Ot of .'.J t irei i tt t i t v i tintl. Iet 1Ji.eeaciiirilg Mass Aetin(. sol tl ue t11o p llltO litrtn Debt. ANI~D IMYPORTER, ii'ii...…

…VOL. VII. No. 87. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2, 187. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. ( TITL D , ATHLETIC PROSPECTS. ly Michigan, from the ead oh to I l)ECISON REVERSED. - . the lowest substitute and i must be Le1i~ u T io Michigan Meets Chicago Both1 on ° jrie ti tutu out test~, tild Tlhe Law Department Victor in leadiand aialond. oiug but the bet, uot ony fron teFiaDbt. iracad lnn. an amateur sotoint thint frntii te thFiaDet. AND IMTPORTER' 1u...…

…VOL. VII. No. 115. ANN ARBODR, 1MICHIGAN TLESD XY, MARC[H 2, 1897. FouR PAGES-3 CENTS. W li) IL.AD ® CH'IICAGO COLISEUM such 0 0010outward Oarooosue txres- Summer Vacation Tour. 9 .n t Is sea in ainingscuptu toInrepone toao nctreasintg demotnd oMl1oI rII3ej d Rl yad orhteetoto he firt r uti for opjioootont to o-ott some of 01h0 ledngo eam. t 0vj0 o far stu o 1 moranttcities o ope000), under lto- o eto osroooooaovy. '1Itoo ad s, le c0(1 s5 '- I...…

…( 41C e V 4:11 Ai AL 'VOL. VII. No. 142. ANN ARBOR, M[CIIIGA. .L W flACADI;.MYOFS01 "CE N, FRIDAIY, APRIL 2, 1897. ff Athletic Notes. O T 3 nwAsein.reua augp'cte Officers for the Coming Year yesterday, (each WNatkins pst ses Reoeived a fll line of Novel.letd of the inielders throgh an honr's ties for Spring Suits ____glecwrtoehedand..luds and. Trouserings 'f"its' second days' session of the and McGee at first -base did ine work -- alnh...…

…'p DNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1897. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. VOL. VII. No. 184. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WE 1 i Received a full line of Novel- ties for Spring Suits and Trouserings 18 97 WILL MAKE MUSIC. Programn for 'Varsity Musical Clubs' Coucert. Tim UniivereaLty Glee, Banjo <adc aNfaclalin Clubs will give their acontac -.on aot aIsItUniversity 'fll, nextSwit-! ta Yca-rlinig, at 8 o'clock. Tfir-' rca Tennis News, Technic Out Today. Play in thle second...…

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