…__ HEU. OF NT. DATT FV. Loie~s Light chocolates, Calkins' Pamc :" " 4 OF SALE, FFF Ok 4 ale M sonfi'Our Itieus: fLV"ERNAN'S IIAT, $4.00, )IOW 9..0. ROLL. I'S 10.1 /44.440rNA1$3.00 t. L $5 0J SHOE UL> 40$3.7.5. Everything Reduced inl P1rolwortion at 'IFIE ()U"TFLTTItS, BQ0W:DTSI & M lvAWWEJS-'ON~ i a TVLQQED R.EMI & W=- r1 R NO. 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET AND STATE ST., CORNER OF WILLIAM. i IVVIt ,AT11ENTIION TO TI I IIt C K C1 I Q A OOD I.)...…
…14MW tt* , . 1a5 VOL. IV.-No. 42. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. AN ORATOR FROM THE SOUTH. Eloquent John Temple Graves upon whom fell the Mantle of Henry W. Grady. To a university audience, the elo- quent successor of Henry W.Grady, of the Atlanta constitution, needs little introduction. If there was no other means of judging the man other than the fact that he has taken the place of his able prede...…
…THE U. OF M1.. DAILY. I. o W . atum If we are to judge from a recent ~.. ; ~ ~'~' editoriat in the Cornell Sun, her Published Dlaily (Sundays excepted) during position is not understood even the College year, b among the students of Cornell Uni- THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION versity. tt is certainty a strange _____case the management has, when they Subscription price v.5(1 per year, invariably are obliged to write a column edito- in ad...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ORGANIZED 1880. INCORPORATED 1886 THE CHEQUAIVIEGON ORCHESTRA. LEW H. CLEMENT. 51 So. MAsN ST. Director and Manager. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 20 EAST HURON STREET. Good Work Guaranteed. Goods called for and delivered. A. F. COVERT, Prop. 2a enrs in tine BusianeSs. '/'" CITY LAUNDRY, M. M. Seabolt, No. 4 N. Fourth Ave. KEEP YOUR ACCOUNT WITH THE +$TATE AVIRG$ BA1K+ Cor. Main and Washington Streets. A. L. NOBLE, Pres. ROBERT PHILIA...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ______ I ~ EE HOSETIE FOR$1.0, ever hefore offered for such ever'y. ' =',"Get a Pair of those Street Gloves for $1.25 swortht t.yvS. I Tire proprietor graduated Jo '84 attd the prescription clerk in 'go. They Hats in tire Latest Iblocks from .$3.50 op. 'YOIJIVI .NS are the Best. hare lea-ned their bosineos by htard= Istudy, What they hnow io at your A2 disposal at T ~BSE H 1/7TTQn THEOTITES 3mon TL Calkins' Pharmacy J\TEOFI...…
…A -dmLg 0 UNIVERSITY OF MIChIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1S93. PRICE, THREE CENTS. Vor.. IV.-No. 1 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1S93. PRICE? THREE CENTS. CORNELL MAY NOT PLAY. from enjoying a rare treat. Mrs. ( OUR ALUMNI IN JAPAN. } An important Meeting of the Ath- Laura Ormiston Chant, who was An Association of U. of M. Oradu- A$HBURN CUITA loi Board.--Corneli's Posi- IHere to lecture before Units Club ates Organized--A L...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. .c--y ~attended some of thern since they "Resolved, That the recent extradi- Oj' ' left Ann Arbor. The letter is a lion treaty with Russia is a benefi- very s esinLctiute tor.tr Secti t-atreaty"': aff.. T H. asinger. t''ttsheS natty (Stas'sexcepted) durgls'. i au6l(u eeLv ".nIL iia iI Ieiay t i't,J a I.'' c~aIJ" i te etteve sentarth faculty and others whso took C. A1. James; neg., F. 11. Smith, it. THEU, F M INEPEDEN ASOC...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ORGAIZE 180. NCORORAED 886 Savon-arola the Reformer. THE CHEQUAMYEGON ORCHESTRA. --_ L.E5VH. ('LEMENT'. Last nighst a fair audience met at 0ISo.Msts zSr. M~rectorand tl~aias~er. b Christ cisurchs to listen to a lecture EX CE LSIOR LAUNDRY on Svnrl b Pof1-.L 20 EEksT s1LttiN StRnEET. o Svnrt,'IyPo.t.L GosdStart, Guarastnte. Gtods called far Wittett. viiitieiarat. A. . LVER, Pop. Before thee tectare, the aurtience iA IAtE....…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ____ U OULE AM)f tomL . AND6 HER FURNvACE j~ .JJ SUITS, Waloeeofrihose thersesoneteres serrindow. hen, if she says ti~e [<eec k er thr itesn'h,.50 @nts' fUonsi Siippers in all thE JLatest otylcfl. CakYI9Pharm12acy AT THE 34 S. STATE STREET. OUTF ITTERS, B o wdiph & Mattepon 32 $. TATJE $C MQOE? E & WEWJ'OI E R NO. 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET AND STATE ST., CORNER OF WILLIAM. Have a Frill Assortnment of UNIVERSITY TEXT BOOKS, ne...…
…e t-t* -Of EDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. III.-No. 163. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, W THEY SAY WE ARE IN IT. hearty support of the entire student THE BICYCLE RIDERS. body. ~- -_ The One-Sixth Mill Bill Now in Ef- b ,Hot Races and Fast Time Will be feet. Plans for the Future. "Bob" Thompson, iswho made the Order of Events Next New Buildings. such a decided hit with last year's Saturday, minstrels, will again unbend himself It...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 'ZIC. f ' Cif- UNVERS iYWNOTES. 'rT r T T, lir', Saiborn, class of '8;, nose he 'ihet oi( bney xesl eiapracticing at Angola, tI., isited h e e cf sa, 5- THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION the hospital ysterday with a patient. ']Il N.-91clssgae hih.a cbecipli on ie .'peear, invariably to be played yesterday, goes to the TAN SO SPie,$.0 40,$.0 in avaae ingle coies I cents. Scicrip '94g by (1 fault, as '93 made no ap- 8 ' AN...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. THE LATE ST AND BEST HERE'S A SNAP.---Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Atsootmorrt of NEGLIGEE SHIRTS in thre City. Lincoln Bennett & CO.'S iGenuinee Englishetortby Ileats, atl cater. 14(AVi E YOU SEEN OlJIR NEW' SPRING STOCK-20 and this season's shtape, that are soid alt over tire LUied Stores at $5.00, for $3.00. Iitri lertr o sttir utr0 yo. t oty n 'rt tick at trot. It is a Splendrid Shorwing of Suits atndGOercoats. Extra ...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY BASE +BALL A FINE DI8PLAY GEN TS HALF- HOSE * N O IC E IAti.2S. StaS i rs t fo1 . --111 I Arnica, Witch hotel, tBand acs, Linimnsi, Sponges, Splints, FA I Siuspnsis Chocolteis and Cigars, A_ C ALKINS. G~ii~rs9 ~ai~os5Special Sale at INOBLE'S. Maiaol~s Afio~ls ]Ec.15 ets., Six for 75 ets. iS ets.Thefo50cs All leganty1Finised and Rich in efThrce Styles, Four for ;1 . 00. Tone. 35 uits, Three for $1.00. 50 ets., worth 75 e...…
…-AL ,1: { i y1 W / f d I/ ^ i t i , 4 K ,, I I.-- o. 1lv1. lj YNX IYUIYOF f ("ICJKW i, FP11 )I A, -M lkll I . 1 <'l. the -thwies on "Civili estii T;ilvietfChrist- 'Ill ipr oAtrcy ,4t l ) a itij111i '111l }?,CIis c nj1vd th iri lic, aren Oi('" "'iI TS O litleat i rew trs t he CIese,,elty rt e' ver. 'lute c: TS '.set o re.Yz.tete ;::t 'liii ii ji iii IC t'l.l~ -ta--i "'te'cs tot ie t ita, t o t .)I"w, i"'I_ jttC'. =?t!1ii i C it:tf acre...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. " th9e number of entries already in, it C" o ' a ," itevientthat the events will be unfsually sharp. The committee Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during Ihaving the meeting in charge is put- the Csllege year, by ting forth every effort to make the THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION affair a success. It should be re- membered that the proceeds of this >ubcrptin;prie eryea, nvaialymeet are to help senld the track n dvn...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. GREAT CLOTHING SALE, We hae made arrangements with A. Benjariin & Co. to take Orders for their eleuant qntd ALL OVtERCOATS AT OFF. ALL SUGITS AT I'OFF. NOBBY - SPRING - OVERCOATS AL INLC NT T FF. Their irallaples are 1n o readyfor i 1spe tlorleelwewould be 1.)leased to hlave Youll nu11sd imsiwalet thlem, l.,.a. v ..,. .. i. _r as av . v .: .c f.v a.a c:a: . aa .. { .. c.. u iai+.. ii " See these bargains before buying. W...…
…THE U, OF M. DAILY T ~CLUET T SNEW Js tr1 rtONLY $14,00. 1 ; . i \ 1 N ~ 1 ORiiO . 0 iL 1 t0sL : ,7. ~ - 3 tl x.1iCii, 1 {c(( Lc, r21 \J MT I~s NTC1.5 (2 N ,1((1 illcoductti (,, _Y i i. i 1 112sj 1(-10cii' iis 1(12 (N C \'er} i :tl r /0l , inn iiAiied 111!1 i. ~ ~ l Y }i 1 1_rR ciseitthem noo the sc32? od 6,f in thi; Ch s ll the ear r<k.Clo(I;it 'I~eCii ( ,$1u1 2le~ 19111 ( the'trtl eL _ nrer v nd ormo i W ~ iel., Cahir 910 50 5,seiii(wSiot...…
…c ij t tiI of . a l . VOL. III.-No. 97. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1893. PRICE, THRIEE CENTS. CHICAGO'S STUDENT RIOT. The old complaint of lack of sup-f THE SCHOOL OF MUSI C.- port has again been heard, as the pres- - Lively Times at a Meeting of the ent management comes into power One of the Most Enjoyable Concerts IMIitioaI Students of Yet Given Took Place Last Night. A the U. of C. worse than penniless, This means T__...…
…Pahfiahed tDaily (Sundays excepted) daring the College year, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Suhseriptianuprice s:!.501 per year, invariably in edvane dSiaglte copies 3 cents. Subscrip- tons may bc left at the offiec of the DA ILy, at Stoffiet's, with any of the editr or autharized salicitars. Comamunicatiaas should reach the otfice by 7 a'clach P. M. it they are to appear the next -fay. Addresa all meatter intended far pablica- taonta...…
…THE U.. OF M. DAILY. GREAT CLOTHING SALE. I ALL OVERCOATS AT - OFF. _______ ALL SUCTITS AT I OFF. '__ As usual, the first in the field. The ex- ALL SINGLE I ANTS AT OFF. ______Creme styles now rea dy at- See these bargains before buying. WADHAMS, KENNEDY & RE ULE. a irEi rW wo + JV .. L\I m Vi, # _ - - - ---- I . Ann Abor SvingsBankin the u ine s, OWEN'S BARBER S 0~P Attn Arbor MteOic CtaltotStock,$50,000 Itt1I, Ot S irp to00tt1 CITY LAUND...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY WHITMAN, !Agetbg MARSHLMALL OWS. Mahogany, Celuloid boundIgo.- CALKINS, LI ONLY $14.00. LITEFLL()WS IN PROPORTION. (34 So. State Street) SELLS THEM. W'I LS EY, _____________j_______ 3___ 14 South State Street, - - UP STAIRS.I TO STIFFLY A PEMA.ITP F OI.THlE 14E EST We havre Received th1w oitoeq, Carlsbad and Alp)inaellas.. Tue Latest Pads in edoras. MOORE &WETMORE, BOOK STORES. NO-16 SOUTH MAIN STREET AND CORNER OF STATE ...…
…tt. of, VOL. III.-No. 70. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 189. MOSAIC LAW LECTURE, W. Griffin and C. W. Drake. The CHEMICAL "UNKNOWNS" --- first two will support the negative, Professor Thompson on the Levites and te latter two the afirative of The Work Done by the Committee and Hebrew Criminal in Prepairing Them During Trial. the question, "Resolved, Thatl Mary, Vacation. Queen of Scotts, was justly execut- it Last evening Prof...…
…f 1 i t a H t Y i c THE U. OF M. DAILY. C W . a inthse result; larger attendance upon LIKE FINDING MONEY. "I of ve the meetings would result, andi the interest in the various societies By Going to Wahr & Miller's and save from 25c, oc and 75C o0. every Pulse aiy(udysecpe)wuigNould be doubled. tt is ojce pair of Shoes as we must reduce our stock to She College year. by ojce aero o pigGos that souse of the best debators wtillsnkcosfrSpigGd. [HE...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. GREAT CLOTHING SALE. ? SVIWRB Er !In TEDi! TER, ALL OY)ER('O.C;ATS AT J OFF. ALL SUITS AT ' OFF. S1I.ATLNti(4 CAPS, MU FFILERfS, flEA.oY UNDIERWEARC, 'WOOLEN TI10SF ...GL-OVE SS _A-NI) MITTENS. A AY.LA~RE ALL SINGLE. PANTS AT cOFF. XVARIETY ANt) WILL -BE SOLO (hEIIAP See these bargains before buying. WADHAMS, KENNEDY & REUWLE. AT THE TWO SAMS. Ann Arbor SavingsBak PARNZFre i audy Ann Arbor Mich. 5CapitlStock, 1Bank0 P...…
…THEU L. OF M. DAILY TB Fa aTh 1A / . L. NOBLE Will be but .oofefarIom anen i ISEo TR5!-IS SELLING tranci. to the 'it i o sla iidboundtedla-, WORLD'S FAIR, ONLY $14.00. And ofters low r]ates and super (or 1. ,;59 os I PftOR~TION. 12E.RBY IIIITS A ()1, 701' acco oJd stion s.Inqunire. 3~ IL~D J.7. .II aotit at WILSEY, .,,, * CALKINS', 34 S. 5tCite. 3iltSaastse Steet, .very Une Worthnx$.50to $4.00. UF ST A ItS.1 MOORE & ETMORE, BOOK STORE,...…
…d Vf ..r AIL ar A, lit /III A4M Vol- LII.- o. f;ta. UNJitEI1SITY OF MICHIGAN, AT'ILAY )IC'E1IiEI Ii17.I) ?. PR'IC'E, Tm-nin , C : N TS HOW LAWYERS SUCCEED. Mr. Donovan Gives His Ideas of the Su bject--Keep an Eye on the Fees, His First Point. idozenriiii mnore oC thI ~ t 'ismun, tteacliers, un(It orator, hlib crediitedl to5the aristcrayie ran ofi the Cnivercity o isf "Mi21 THE ADELPHT MEETS. r Excellent Oration-Talk on 'SeeC- cess."- Ad...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. THIE U, OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION netlcrip ilOpric n..i-i- pt,! ea:i - t tit'ii tit -iot- t'i-ctill t11 -i- is44 thn et fit r f ,.o o the lnatgin 'itr Al Im es ",,esfihi liuti-r THE U. of H. DAILY, Ann Ar-bor. Mich. EDITORS. k:.J.. t-ec_ no' ui. 'li, longlgum Ator. A. I ill so- li1 i. ' At-'ii 111 W.F. liit ; , i 1 9,A ssa t IIVi Iii iii tiiiio 1. Nat11iy W . t.Itzus l °!iii. i BUSINESS LOCALS. Stioryi'hoois and istol...…
…c j c . of VMFPR HANDEL'S GREAT WORK. The Production of The "Messiah" Will be a Magnificent Affair- Synopsis of the Work. Thle two acknowledged nmaster- pieces of sacred music are the ''Messiah'' and ''Passion Music.'' 'The finest work of the twno great swriters is this style is incorporated in these wvonderful works. 'Thie per- sonality of cact-.i composer is so thoroutghly impressed iin his wuork, that in t1e iniiualits' sitthe scom- poser...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. UN IV ERS I TY HA L LSWEID NE SD AY, Choral Union Series. b econd Uoncert. G;lIANDI) t '(LIW10N 01 HIA.NDLI'S I 1(Ir1,.IMM lMSTrERPIECE, T H aJ6mWS-S-I. HI C H R L U I N 2 2 V I E ) M iss E liz a b eth D o o little, T o led o , S o p ra n o , Mrs. Marshall Pease, Detroit, Contralto, Mr. Charles A. Knorr, Chicago, Tenor, Mr. Geo. Ellsworth Holmes, Chicago, Bass, And a Fall Orchestra. Albert A. Stanley, A. M., Conductor. Ext...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. GREAT CLOTHIITG SALE~ A-- ALL ~ALL SU ITS AT F F. One-Half off on Ties, F THE TWO SAMS. All 4-in-Hand Ties, All Ascott's Hand Ties, ? All Puff Hand Ties, All Chantillas Hand Ties, ALL SI NGlLE, F\ NTS AT ;Jl' For Two Days Only. COM'E-SA.TtJ]R AY AID pNON pAY, Pec. 17-19s See these bargains before buying. WADHAMS, KENNEDY & Rf IAE,'i 1111 N Your lindertiti"eal" and shirts, Al TIII:' 7,11-0 Ann Arbor Savings ]Bank PATR...…
…THELi.. OFV- DAT«Y C H R IST M A S. O N LY $14.00.H AS[ont or e th tb s011ritr 1 x li, D E. YT $ 1 7 ((OOWiSY Every One Worth $2.50 to $4.00. MOORE &WETMORE, 800K STORE, NO- 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET iE11L IDA7 -OQIDS. ,1It_1 lIt 01115 15EV 5 \I)A.\l i t (0 1 1 \N 1 ; 'Ih °' (., FTC. ' S I INS iE '111 1 >L (I i i'a- 1" S I,]iiiFioui (OII u110 ib'. Our S&ock wll e -ound Complete and our Prices as Lowx as the Lowest. -1N -- (1 5 l)1861--- 892. Call on...…
…A m a 4*1 VOL. II L - ' t . UNIVTERSITY OF MICIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMIIBEV i17, 1892 URIC - ,, r imtii i, CFIN1S. ThON THE MOVES TieGym Building is at Last to be Pushed ieDelayed Iron-Work is at Hand -Board of Regents Will Ask For a Big Appropriation-Thle Build-wilPoaybeUdfrte "J" Hop- Th'le slow - inress tof work oii thle ,-tiflasii 110 bat;beena attracting ttile !ra-tl attelitidi of tie stileii 1 ted othler's iter.Ieste i llin the ito ti...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 4mn to smake a godclshowving, the 0f .i a patc groundl must lbe kept cleat --! of studients. Pulitshet Diotty Ott tas toeertcd)it i tn .. 1 the Ctz-eerbyr. ' e eczu. teandttthe day before '9-1 THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION anti 'g9; were linedtipi against earl otther. anti played stharp ptractice 4 Serie-tptit-~pitoe St,1t50or 't, ttttttifty ata nto'' S~a <t 5't entst. St'tttitp- gatte. Ilthttteams tave esYelleat . t...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY, TO THE STUDENTS. r- \! 77C)SA2VzEs GENTLEEN:- ODGE IKN S MA CKINTOSHES Ave001011 to (all (0111'11particular'atltentionl to the fact tha~tto1u1 Stook, as usual, inctlies a gcn coral a11(1 colupiJcto Iline of high c'lasstj c lotit. Y0.'oun g 'eilcoo STJTS AZT1O,7oo\ made(10up xwith all the deltail,direl sit l11011hich lchaaterize's thet bett'i tttrcllt tatilhoilg 'orok. Wadhains, Knndy ele. VFULL DESSHRS >YOtJMANS AND KNOX ...…
…THE LT OF M. DAILYV A Fresli_$tock ~OPSVN ~ Dscount Sale on all Overcoats at Noble's. LO~feY ~Stringed.t Instru ment, This includes> even our fine tailor made iAmeicau.VIL Yg3 arments. arALKoN. 34 S. State Street. MOORE & WETMORE BOOK STORE, NOB- 6 SOUTH MAIN STREETa Den , lt Dsit 1 o o- iail (ki C. SiC CtlI. Not- .1lo(-)k, iaiik llt)Uii tiiii We vte a01,11%e "?r( i ' i!li:, I i~ ~r " r , E 'i'iit ll iti:c+ .~R bOes, found o Mete and our Price...…
…VOL. III.-No0. 14. UIVIERSITY' OF ICHIIGAI i ONDA Y, OCTOBER 1t7, 1cS.99. PRICE, THREF CENTS. NI Al( E IT ofes to g ooud bail platyer, htieh WOMEN'S LEAGUE. isLmydenite to nemain twith its. l TI~ L~1 aisg)iverthlinin tocntsidertio President Angell Addresses the J ' I lme'ik~ isework cit thebx a Le -lans for the Coinings A Refers te Saturdays Game p good,, scgan h oold cranly akeYear Discussed.r tihe Athletic Field a saluabie acq~uisition to...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. I of that our men are light andi that the line was weak at reatre before this mishap to Harding. Hesisger nia.y .'ssslithert taily (8unatas exceptied} drng ble all righit, perhaps, as sonte of hifs th e Coleiee3 sear, bt friends maintain, heceast even p lay THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION as good a centre as Harding, hitm- halceip~rs'rie us jir ear ireaiatyself; hat if the latter is disahledl, we iadvein leciresa3ic...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. TO THF- STUDENTS. ~-T7 ______________WE ARZE AGENTS FOZ GENTLEMEN:- Yohiais' $s, I(Io3C $ats, We wish to call --our particular attention to the fact that our I Sit eriptaiq's 4ats5 Stocik, as usual, includes a general and complete linc of high class clothing. Young Men's ANts HODGEMAN'S M\ACINTOSHIES. ~~I S ~ ~ ~EXQUISITE FURNISHINGS. EZI'GLVS T = = S A N T O S Z R C A = S W e wish to announce that we are going out ot the R...…
…THE UT. OF M. DAILY. THAT' SHABBY HAT! JLJET J EDt sc 'I he- M LL SCARCLY DO IN ANN ?sRBOR. t~n.I jr10 1 You are ga 0i a (t rtun, and we are cer'tai1 leatsed to see y'ou, I but you know appearances go a long ways. CLKIN30 USIAL 00_DS.>1VI,3 wI vj-=T, S1-0-v ' OTJ'T OZE FAT T-j YZ, Qi~H c~Qf~T~S, LVI WILEY 121 Yecaris in the Busine S. Excelsior Laundry, , , 4 5'01011CITY LAUNDRY, .20 EAs -O STREll Ow alosOugoe ~ 00 M1N. M. Seabolt. No. 4 N. o...…
…4jc It of Al. rd VOL. .Il--No. 161. UNIVERSITY OF AJC1-IGAI\T, TIUESI)AY, MAY 17, 1892. 'TIS REPUBLICAN DAY. C H hlard C. 1.Ilulce; Indiana 0" 'Young Men in Politics,"_______ -I State University Bloomington, Ind.l, SlEcton. Johno hitt onunolbraka The Convention, Procession and '' 'Slcin----_ uiesMnsQatte Banquet-A Full Lint of Visiting F.I I Ingler, Howardl J.HalA. (3). One Abost Gts," __ioU Collegians. Hon, AJ. SawrofMichigan. Colegins.N.Ha...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. XC cof a, rig I understand an attempt is being l 0r; made to get the track at the fair grounds in shape by fld day. It Published Daily (Sndays exeepted drig will not be ready any before thei, he Cllee year, by and consequently the men who TEU FM NEENETASCAIex- THE . O M.INDPENENTASSCIAIONpect to enter have no possible chance Sscrtion reV-150er year, ivarably to "swork ot." Tu be able to a- inavaenSiglecoie 3cents. O aea co...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. -TENNIS SUITS. - Spring Suitin Js. Latest Styles of Hats. Elegant Assortment. New Effects. White Linen Duck Pants are the swell thing. See them at LARGE LINE OF TRUNKS AND VALISES. NOBRY TINE OF NECKWEAB, ETC., ETC., AT THE J. T. JACOBS COMPANY, ANN ARBOR. 27 and 29 MAIN STREET. T KY'' EST.TO>TEFISK TEACHERS' AGENCIES.TENSGOSA OR'EOS02 106-1.08 WABiASHI AVE., CHICAGO. (Conmplete New Stock just receivedl. Nothing but...…
…THE LT. OF M. DAILY. WE ARE THE'cm PEOPLE. ANN ARBOR ORGAN COMPANY. New Warerouts.(corsier of Mein and Liberty Streets. I will "Open the Ball" by placing a ine stock of Guitars, Banjos, etc. PR ICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. Find S- -IzaET'aMvmc STO , 25 South Fourth Avenue, City. YOUR GIRL Would appreciate a box of thtose Fine ChocolateS AT' Albanyv Law 8clhool ESTAtBLISHERD185t. COURSE, otte year. Three ftsll terms requnited. Testes begist...…
…'Ije U.of tn. Wailp. VOL. 1.-No. 163. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN~, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1891 For the University Gymnasium. Liberty of the Press. Mr. White yesterday received .a The follgwing is clipised from last letter from Hon. Charles Hebard, night's Evening News: tony in Philadelphia, asking him to( The liberty of the press is soume- assist in raising $s,ooo from thse up- thin of which line American people per peninsula toward the erecti...…
…THE'U.-OF M. DAILY. c l . of W. "If(. V Pabliahed Daily (Sundays excepted) during. the College ear, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subcripion price $.50 per year, invariably iu adance Single cpiet 3 cents. On sale at Sheeceoutsd Post Office nestnd at 12 o'clock, noo. Sbcriptions may be left at te office of te DAILY, Opera Hue block, at Sheeban's, at Stofflt's, or with ay of the editor. Cotmunicatios should reach te office by Socockb ...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY BEFORE YOU LBAVB....____..__ -- + "BUSINESS IS BUSINESS." + ONE MORE SPECIAL SALE In order to move a large number of ULSTERS AND OVER- +yt T he Two 'Sams COATS during the few, unseasonable days that we are having, we will msake a groat cut on the same FROM Now UNTIL SATURDAY THURSDAY, FRIDAY N D SATURDAY ONLY, NICOT, IDecemnber 1.1).. Remember, till Saturday night, December 19. We want to sell 250 Overcoats and Ulsters by th...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. WE ARE. THE PEOPLEI1 1w A NN ARBOR~ ORGAN COMPANY, Formerly Allmendinger Piano and Organ Company. New Warevaaass, - - - - - - - - Corner of Mlain and Liber, Streets, I wll Ope te Bll"byplacing a finle stock of Guitars, Banjos. etc. -A-- N )B L E PRICES THAT WILL. ASTONISH YOU.1IMAN;ANEGNTDSLYO Find Tmx~'sp o-ww S ZOmm SMKIGA LEATDSPA, 25SuhFourth Avenue, City. ISMOKING JACKETS 'ALBANY LAW SCHOOL. ESTABISIHED) 1851. Take ...…
…E .or , n. Wlail . VOL. II.-No. 42. UNLVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1891. University Extension. Tine annual meeting of the Amer- ican Society for the extension of University Teaching was held Tues- day evening, in Philadelphia, and was an occasion of interest to all friends of. higher education and the movement for imparting its benefits to the people. The University Ex- tension project is comparatively new, but the progress ...…
…THE U. OF-M. DAILY. 'I . f 'M T a p Dr. Mary Smith, '91, medic is vis- Oj. " "1" itng in the city for a few days. Published Daily (Sundays excepied) during D.M Smt,'3 edchaa- the College sear, by cepted a position as traveling sales- THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION man for a Chicago firm. ---Susoription price $12.501 per year, invariably Dr. Macgregor. in ads-acow Single copies 3 crats. On tale at-_ _ Snernun s nnd Putt Office newes tand...…
…THE U: OF M. DAILY 2~W T~I~!TEW G2VED N ______ _____NEW GOODS, SEE THE NEW LINE OFN E G O S*Th J . . J a o s C , -Overco ate - The J.,.T~iacobs Co., 1 The ~J. T. Jacobs Co., 27 A-ND 29 MAIN ST., ANN ARBOR. =7=0 r- 7Q N. B-We still have a nice assortment of light Weight'Overcoats I. BLsITZ. to be closed out at Greatly Reduced Prices.SucAn A b rSe a r , CL . G O E L .M RE Mo e srt " + , WORK CALLED FOR and DELIVERED. FOR HARD AND SOFT COAL. A Fu...…
