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…T ich igan VOL. XV. NO R[SEIRVES Consequently No Scrimmage Yester-' day-Coach Yosts Emphatic Remarks-Carter, Love and Doty Out. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY. S>.,PT-IMBLR <>0, 1904. S[NIOR CLASS [ELECION '41W [I37 Y FI[LD First Ticket Alreudy Out-Big In- Brink'.. ull Nearly Finished-Pro- terest Manifested-Close Con- po so dL. c ._n. of Diamted and test Predicted. ( Gridi:on-':Vork Bieing __ Fu hed Rapidly. i--iliii - classc liic r, slurs cstrn tis...…

…iTlE MII'H14iiAN D)AILY [HE-i MCAWAN LDAILY. Y. A.------------...m , l Six h~~~~~lt' i v e s ti(, ttndd h See Here, Fellows!(,i . W VU " 7C hue i15 II 1ttr te nn.C.A t0 I A*f r .t.i I liy I I . Itses".sl IsIs o sl At as vnig ( t la Ii swas informahl wtss s Itlt bt''r, Ioneof ty best y, f I.0 ,I Il I~r 'I lii s si l ,ssls'1 hs n<. sin I - plote in the city tossb ty " iI 1 . 11 II lSitigsiEdioirI. STANLEYX BAthS . h1a1111- tli i ieslle t I AII"I...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hoag's Home Supply Store tCorner Main and Washington Streets $ x Fish Nets, Paulocks, Waste Baskets, Brushes, Card Racks, * *Purses auxd Pouketbooks, Kuilxes, Scissurs, Tacks, Iictures, AshI} , T1ray s, Paper \XVei ;ht-,, SinokiugSeSoaups., Tuowels, Strops aud I o Pipe Racks at popxulartiipce-. Thiis is the place, n ot E. G. HOAG. ot . Burc hfield's Fin T ailoring : .. Tra de Guarantees...x lxtd stee You tie nli tiftl ai r r...…

…jl 3I1iCIIAN DAILYg Lal5ftf *#t# yt ing +Headquart(: ers foatigti lal I adioes anid Gentlermen.... ' - : - . .,-.., Vd : ... r ~ +r Vl vy $11.'v 8 '®'a i ' r aa ' 1%{' S34i Y ' +' S l ., ;" -: .;. p; . . , : Arya wre ofow er' Iousolo QCJI.',R[Y R CO o:strte I"IIOR10u 1v a A $12.00 SUIT OR OVERCOAT, 0 Il A redometer SLeading Clothiers, flatters, [urnishers *4 A~ A odornotoer Owil loregs- e; te~r toe odottance. *o109-111 [ast Washington St. * 1 ...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., .THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1904. No. 3 [I[RCE PRACTIC 'Varsity and Reserves Struggle for Fifty Minutes-Graham's Work Pleases Spectators-Another Scrimmage Today. It, 1is0v1'ylevidentIthal(Coach Yos has no in lenI 1101f snding an 1unt1ried leven oup gainol ('ase in Salturday's gatme. as lhe put he men11 hrough a scrimnmage yesterd'(ay whlich latedi nearly 'fityminulles,. wihly (one01 shortbhrathing 011...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY j+j,+}4j,«.jo,+tjj+,j;«+r jf+j*aj+«j+ij.s*ij.,rj++ .,j+7..j ' 't+s~«x'+. ,$,:+j 4 ~ EFORE YOU SPEND A DOLLAR For Clothing, Hats or Furnishings 4. !'id Llis.'s Sticis. 211 lSth lain street. inils lor' the f amsouss + HART, SHAFFNER & MARX . Line of Soits, 0vercoats, Rain Coats and Odd Trousers., + +4 AT Bnesadrnat + MACK & CO.'S b nesadPnat + ' of 'IT.sod all1Fraterity ('clors-also I 'toos asd Plannsstt of all ; (tls s Celles...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THI1[ WAUK-OV[R MHOE CWIPANY / (FORMERLY PURITAN) Wil h peaedto see you 'at their store, I 1 I Sootb Main Street, where acomipletelhne of *their celebrated{ " ~WALK-OVER SHOES' In 1904 Fall Styles will be seen, at $3.50 and $4.00.+ R. J. HOFFSTETTER, Manager. The Walk-Over Shoe Co., 111 South Main St. Study wth a Good Light TrHE WEL.SBACH READING LAMP ALL. 5 1 Al ALL PRdICES The Ann Arbor Gas Company. I A D L DJARLINIG & MAL...…

…The Michigan Daly VOnL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEIDNESDA, SEPTEMBER 2a, 1904. No. 2 FIRST SCRIMMfrAGE. B[ST IN THE LAND. First and Second Teams in Lively a yiNvM t.i Michigan's Engineering Equipment is Unsurpassed i hs Cuty Mi-up-StuartanDDereeShoimt onBuilding - Up Well. ehBulig 1h t vv te t i ~s uildng oi 1Iesi tis-ay aftrnon ths r owdttioI f 5ttti ithlbsstheilirtsi (rsitir oltheci msa ii st aorslai t Perilriy FM sldl hidirhoIistsis tialy rss...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .a. .. ®... . aa 1'VH1F11I C 1-I MA N DhAil .V_ BEST IN THE LAND. fffifff~fffffff~ff I III. 11.I£I3 IT re1iI.Iow;' W E E WOULD HAVE: l tiil ,a.. ,1, ... ,I ( lIt im (1Coti d liiia, I(') S e e Fl lows 1ar a-.1'____}11ee .Here, A ai iio ol lt d t}'( Ill Elii tnI ttli iiide - l I lifee t d c . 1 It 1 1'(wII t I-i( V(tt f v lt t a -t I1t F. tcl tilt-a taI it 2ilia5c -il a rounidt it a nd Il 't'a rt + istta- l<itIla aiiw te best ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hoag s Home Supply Store t ~Corner Main and Washington Streetse Fish Nets, Padiocks Waste Btasktes, Brusihes, CasrI Rack",: * Purses aintlPiinks-tlionl-;, K-t etes, Scis,i, P -cis P' iltt ei, Ash $ S Tray s, Piper -t Vet its, mSitiicn et,,tiali, ,I iw(ls, Strtipsan ° t t ipeRaksat-popular11 prices.Tills ts the lwtcx E. Gj0 . e iii I itt * Buclel ie a1ri rde 0 F uo Fall Fashions are Ripe Suits = Top Coats = Rain Coats L. ADL...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OYSTER Are uaware of tow [Y[RCUI&N6CO.Y ii- Will give free of charge with evecry puircae of ating Ilcasdejarl r's A $12.OQSUIll OR OVERCOAT, for lie Rcasl Ladies adGentlemen... + 9- A Pedometer .f ----' Leading Clothiers, Batters, Furnishers +lnDyad~iJI A pedoeiter wil regis- .*. 0tn DtaydndsNahtce. 09-111 [ast Washington SI. Arkansas, Texas, Mexico i CALIFORNIA Are Best Reacted via a' St, Louis, World's F air City, i: rAND ...…

…The< YOL. XV. T[AMr AT WORK. Varsity Footballists Go Through Live ly Practice Yesterday - Scrim- mage Today-The Sched- ule. Just at present in Ann Aror ther( is only one isueo which calls footi much attention from the av rage stu dent, It makes little difference io him who is going to e elected presi dent ut the urning qestin of ths hour is 'What sort of a team are wes going to have this ,year" In spite of the threatening weather over twelve h...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY +THE MICHIGAN DAILY. V E WOULD HAVE r,~~ 55 n I,,,r , ,O n YOUTOKNOW ~ t9W ( iv rn iirs id rsit r e ,i )I i, r1 --1 That we are doing business at Ma.nging tditor,-J3.STAiEl II A L Y. Buints Managser, CLADEI A. THOMPSON. OUR NEW STORE l;rrrus 311 South State Street Ath ' ('s -- .40A. M. i7-: .i ,r linrrs.4An ress RyThat our New Woolens for Gerge. tslrn,, it I.c, the cominlg fall trade are ).9il'es $.r s 7e mae ,"C $t1i i li~s...…

…THlE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y 'TTT 'r '! ' iT'T"3 T y y" i' -fir' i' ia iw'* i"+ 1iF' ' r' +a " +r 'i i'hjy " . . . M 1h f 41M- - -i 4- - -i -Y - - T-4 +F- ^ ' -1#' r '4.' - '-4-M i-M -i11-f-11 Vii' BEFORE YOU SPEND A DOLLAR For Clothing, Hats or Furnishings Find Lutz',,;Stop(,21?Sooth Ma inls 1.0 1 O t : 1' 0 1 hefi0 )Ia o HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX a Line of Soils, Overcoats, Rain Coats and Odd Trousers. [LIZ, the -Clothier. s4. 4. 4. 4' 4. 4.i 4 1 } i }...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE WALK-OVER SHOE COMPANY (FORMERLY PURITAN) Will be }pleasedt to see youo it theoir store 1 I 1 Soutbhfrain Street, wxhere a compolete' line of r their celeblratedt ____ WALK-OVER SHOES , In 1904 F'all Styles will be seen, at $3.50 and $4.00. R. J. HOFSTETTER, Manager. The Walk-Over Shoe Co., 111 South Main St. Study with a Good Light Thereis nobetier light than > THET WELSBACH READING LAMP ALL STYLES5 Al ALL PICES. .. The...…