…VOL. X No. 1. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 189 99. Eta T PAGES. i -WI THE DAILY SCHOLARSHIPS EARN YOUR OWN WAY. Why We Offer Money to Students for Subscriptions. T H E T A 1 L 0 R Fine Fall and Winter Suitings, Golf: Suits, Fancy Vestings. DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY We Carey the Largest Stock In the City. 109 EAST WASHINGTON ST. H E T A I 0 R Tlhe U. of M. DAILY reached over 2,500 students every day last year. T'e effect offac...…
… published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the College year, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. Orrot. Tux Inland Press, Henning Bock, oth Phones, i47. MANAGING EDITOR. I. Ew5SlanAn, '01 L. BUSINESS MANAGER, . H. HAs.'5 L.. EDITORS. '. B. Weonow, '00 L. A. H. McDoueALL,'01 E -. D. HusuIrrT. '01 B. J. B. Won, '00, L. J.Noarfomal.'00, W. D. HICKEY, 'oM, A. G. Bnowun. '02. The subscription price of the DAILY is 2.50 for tonege year, witha regular del...…
…. . Students' Lecture Association. ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE YEAR 1899 - 1900. EIGHT NUMBERS ALREADY SETTLED. Lyman J. Gage, Sousa's Band, F. Hopkinson Smith, and Brigadier General Charles King, some ofi those already decided upon. Ecery student in the University should buy a Season Ticket at $2.00. It ought to be required to secure a diploma--an education in itself. Course will be opened the second week in October by Secretary of Treasurg, Lyman J...…
…in deep literary thought and achieve fame in both," SKETCH OF HOPKINSON SMITH. F. Hopkinson Smith isa typical Southerner in appearanne-tall; finely formed,withgray moustache, he makes a favorable impression instantly. His manner of reading is characterized by a restless energy and an abundance of gesture, which are very captivat- ing. The clearest and keenest intel- ligence and good taste characterize Mr. Smith's style. -His eyes fasci. nate y...…
…search of a concert-meister, sent for Mr. Bendix, and, after hearing him play, immediately engaged him to fill the exalted position of concert-meister of the Theodore Thomas Orchestra, as it was then called. aposition which he held from 1886 to 1896, the last five years of which he also officiated as assistant conductor. The most striking feature of the concert, last night, was the violin playing of Mr. Max Bendix. He showed a masterly dignity...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. nity the DAILY offers him of keep- To Be Played in Chicago. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE. mg himself posted. Be wise and The report that the Wisconsin- What It Is and Wat It Needs for a send in your name early to the DAILY Michigan game would be transferred Successful Year. office, Inland Press Bldg., opposite from Chicango to Milwaukee bease The following schedule has been .8 > OPP farranhgegobyoDirector Bbaird.e Twelve To the 3,500 ...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. ,7 i~r u.-w~~ tw.vrHen NrIVEwRSITYOF MCHA.Nn AI LY. 7. hn +_ ALWAYS L.HEAD IN STYLES-NEVER IN PRICE. jl,'THE" A ST I 60s[[Ds 117 SQ. MAIN ST. __________________________________________ I MIIGAN CENJd-I "The Niagara Falls Route." .CENTRAL STANDARD TIME Taking Eafect June 25, 1899. GOING EAST. Detroit Night Express........ 5 55 A. K. Atantic Express ...........48 Grand Rapids Express ..........150 iMatt and ...…
…COLLEGE 9 KSOR ALL DEPARTMENTS. law and Medical) BOOKS. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Godih&116 S. MAIN STREET, DZ. fR. TINK~Ai & SON MIATTERIS AND) IINISIIti5 Headquarters for HlATS, CAPA, MENS FUNSINS end Campleteilineof Gyxstse GOODS4ned SWtATESe. I AGENCY FOR LONGLEY HATS AGENTS FOR THE -BEST TAILORS ON EARTH. 334SeethState Streot L. C. GOODRICH, A. R, WALKER, H EW AND SECOND-HAND. Agents for Keuffel & Ennar's Drawing Mnterinls, the beet mode...…
…gbc N. Of 51. Wailn. VOL. IX, No. 4. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1898. FouR PAGES. "'WILDi T H E T A I 0 0 FINE FALL SUITINGS. WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY. 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. T H E T A I a A NEW DOME. One of Steel for Unicersity Hall. The extensive building which has been undertaken about the campus this season is now nearing its close. The chemistry addition is complete, the new Law Building will be ready for use M...…
…* THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. ofd p±Y M nrvous energy which will move the( Before Bying Your . ~L I4.whole system, namely increased er-A L U T O O E C A v*saedaly(seelci secepted) sdlting the thuetasm on the part ot the student Colegeyea, a body at large. With confidence inFA L S I OR U K QA THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. the ability of those in charge to oe- ced, the undergrduatewciii feel etho- See (fur s. We -gtarautee the Style, Worknua...…
…'W THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. 3 in our $3 HAT is the best duality hatters T H E F U Rfur that is brought to Aineria-and is worked only by riE ..I - -the roost skilled hat makers-Our three dollar hats are uot built to ll tog~ether only 000 season-they are made to wear a much longer period, and there is a distinguished character and rich appearance possessed by our goods as long as they last. All our fashionable styles are exclusive in s...…
…4 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. 1 HiNVRST FMCHGNDIY ob S M A N S . anST D N S W WWould you nave m oney ? Then buy W li m S . your Books at the CARRIES BTU DBNT& UNIVERSIITY TEXT BOOKS, Second-hand and New, DUUOSTORE Note Books and Students' Supplies, of all kinds, SHEEHifl & GO$) State Jtreet. For First Year Law Students We have Cooley's Blackotone, Anson on Contracts, Cooley 'Torte, Huffeutt's Caseo on Contracts, Buordick Sales, Murdi...…
…lief Ag AdL VoL. IX, No. 3. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 28, 1898. Foun PAGES. Our Athletic Association. University turn out to this meeting PROSPECTS BRIGHTEN. 1K JL and in the meantime let him become What It Is and Advantages oil Mem. a member of the most representative Man Heay Men Turned Out to bership in It. college organization at Michigan by T buying a membership ticket to the Practice Yesterdag. TT Many of the students who are A...…
… THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN D AILY. u!, ~tu. Fall Track Work. ~IP~t~i4Today(1 a call is made by Captain 1-a~i~te tDa)ly (Sunday sxtd ing theMiLe iiiofxthe track teats for all colltgeyeaexattrac~kathlietes to apiiear at tbo ath- T HE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, letic fielil. '['lis is the first time i The Inland trsse""itx'xxiBl ock. the history of or athletics that such siotonxe,, 147a call tas icon ma~de in tihe[fill. It~sIA~x7~x 3;D1Ifithwever ...…
…f.a THE U-NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. 3 in our $3 HAT is the best quality hatters fur thtiEruhloAeic-n swre nyb -T H E U R ®the moust skilled hat makers-Oar throe dllar hats are not built to boll twethier oniy one season-they are made to wear a smuch longer perisol, snsl there is a sistinguished cUssr ster and(1r'cls appsearance piossessed by our goos as logas they laest All ousr fashionable styles are exclusive isn simie anod trimmsings. Iu...…
…4 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. S DE T SYORTLSWould you save money? Then buy your Books at thle The ass 8TUDENT8' D. A. dealers it DO K T O E~las. Men. MODERM PRICES ATE JOS. W. KOLLAUF, scomiplete line of so-to-date Mien's Fuenishing insthe cicty, is at .TINKER & SON, 3341 S. State St. in H1ats, Caps, Fine seekwear, E & W.Yand Cluetts Cellars and Coii s nd Whiote'Shirts, NighstRobes, PajamscathalkRobes, GymoiSuits and ,bocatory Soil...…
…VOL. IX, No. 2. AN\N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 27, 1898. RotaR PArCK. GYM WORK COMPULSORY. The aicerage numober of i-patients Football Practice. frte year was 239 'ad the __ All Freshmen Must Attena tsymna- average legth ofi time- remained by Hard Work Began Yesterdaq# After- slum Regulery. each patiet swas 2.24 days The noon at Regents' Field. ToT 'nuecn with Novembaeir 1, laigest numbielir sif patients is the he fooitiell gadiisid sits-firs...…
…j THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. I S. C. A. Actie. The S. C. A. will manifest increased ta~k aed Daiy (Sandyeeecpted duineg the ativty this year. Mr. Chs L. Storrs THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. a salary that will enable ila to give ,; sised P i e InlndP eas ening Bock, his entire te and attentiocn to tier, Bth ihoe, 147d work. Mr. Storrs is a graluate of aeANA(.1NGE.DITOR. Amherst, and has spent oe year in r. Ecer~eesncc, 'oicL. the Yale Div...…
…Ato Dte THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. 3 in our $3 HAT is the boot quality hatters7 T n .E U R - -ueso lildfor that is brought to America-end is worked only by hold together only one season-theyr are msade to wear a much longer lperiod,, snd there is a distinguished character and rich appearance possessed by our gosods as long as they last. All our fashionable stvles are exclusive in shape and tritmngs. In fact it is everything that mnakes...…
… 4 THE ,UNIVERSITY OF ,MICHIGAN DAILY. STUDENTS W ETOR o6 S. MAIN ST., and JOQS. W. KOL LAU F, Woul yousaeEneORTen42 S.STATE St., Cor. William St., buy your Books at the CARRIES 'J"'LA.tX 8TUDLJ14 J 1 NT1/ UNIVERSITY TEXT BOOKS, Second-hand and New, Fhi&, Doijesti, 511(1 Foreiato B 0 K qT REq Note Books and Students' Supplies, of allkinds, WaOOLENS, Finan on n iR.lnnicRn~ a emvdt State Stll((l. Fo I" first fearILaw Stldent's A e tave Cooley'...…
…hIe U. Qf Ala i lt VOL. IX, No. 1. ANN ARBOR, MIICHIIGAN, SEPT1EMBER 21, 1898, EIGHT PAGES. "WI I][JID THE DAILY SCHOLARSHIPS. T H E T A L 0 FINE FALL SWITINGS. T H E Whyj We Oiffer Money to Students flor Subscriptions. The U. of M. DAILY reached over 2,500 students every day last year. The effect of faculty announcements and the returns on wanlt and other ails. warranated tihe nanagemenst-in mlaking this claim, bat to back theory wit...…
…THE UNI- ERSITY OF MICHiGAN DAILY. IS! firTo the Students. + Of t . t + r FEAREC The College year is just beginningsEXLSV C )ilv1 (Suttday, ec i s) stduing he antd the IDAILY wishes ts impress on iAGENTS tolleetersat the students the duity of patroizin HE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. the mnerechants wisupeiport the paper. 43 -FORt Ij, The lad i-(-.I;se 47 Moc.\Xithout their patronagtgo tsthe silver- s x . HA N uIB IS R ren ee clumsiti the paqser Wt...…
…THE UNIVERSITY 0] STUDENTS' LECTURE ASSOCIATION. Announcement for the Year 1898-99. A SPLENDID COURSE OF ENTERTAINMENTS. A Sufficient Variety to Suit all Tastes--One of the Best Lecture Courses in the Country. HIGHEST GRADE OF PLATFORM TALENT It is an Important Part of Ecer Students' Education--Ecer Student Holding a Season Ticket is a Member of the Association, and Entitled to Vote at the Annual Election of Officers. LIST OF ATTRACTIONS AS C...…
… THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. realistic to the l.-Brsslelyss Daily Rseckfld (Ill) Gazete, Jan. 25, Eagle.7. Read y far you . There have been, perhaps, larger GEORGE RIDDLE crowds assembled Ieneath a single IN smeavNSas ccssamaei~n13TEe sc as roof than that which assembled ins sMYSTseae. CLUE. All the summer long we have been getting together such Cossventions Bail last night. Once or Fromssthe tisse of Iis ressarkable supplies as we expe...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. FOOTBALL OUTLOOK. we have Keene Fitzpatrick to train our weighs 175 pounds and the latter 19, of Harvard, Alex. Moffatt, of Prince- ____men and to asist in the coaching. It in training. IV. J. -food, a fresh- ton, John Bell, of Pennsylvania, and Ecerui Indication Points to a Sue- was he who trained our great eleven man from Tarkio College, Mo., is Paul Dasliel, of Lehigh, were ap. of '95 and '96. Yale secured...…
…fi THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. was at first reported, nor have the varsity players. The old line is all other leading western colleges except gone and behind the line Dibblee is Chicago, aund she will he compelled to the only sure man. The class teamG or' play to the same rules that all her op- men who will have to fill these posi- puneits will use. The matter is not tions will have a hard time reaching yet settled and will depend upon t...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. 7 V in our $3 HAT is the best duality hatteis T H EIU fur that is brought to Amseria-and is workeud only by } T ~ ~ the msost skilled hat meakers-Our three dlollar ha ts are not but ts holdl together oniy one season-they are made to wear a mcrl longer lperiodI, ansd there is a distinguished chatraicter and rich appearance possessed by our goods as long as they last. All our fashionable styles are exclusive...…
…8 8 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. E'i U E NT SCORRECT STUDENTSSTYLES MODERN PR ICES Would you save money? Then buy your College Text-Books, Law Books, M~edical Books, Note Books, and all kinds of books at the 8T'U DNTS' BOOKSTORE, &Go.a Th otcmlt lne f nto-date Men'slurishing in the city, isma D. A. TINKER & SONI, 334J S. State St. delrnfatCpFn e ckwear, E. TV. id C(uett'sCollarsnatid Cu, Fany ad hit, hirsN ighcobs, Pajamasiath.Ronbes...…
…F gh i O , 1C. a l V. V VII No. 1. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1897. SIX PAGE8.O We Want YOUR DRUG TRADE! And will do the square thing by you. We've a good stock and we stand ack of anything we sell. Your moneys worth or your money ack. PALMER'S - PHARMACY, 306 SOUTH STATE ST. WAHR'S 3300HESTO IRE. Students should try us before making any purchase. We are hound to satisfy and please. Our large stock of Law and Medal Books,...…
…2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the College year, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Orecn Times building, 329 S. Main St. be- tween Liberty and William Sts. MIANAGINGO EDITOR J. F. TnoMAS, 97. ATHLETIC EDITOR 11. B1. SusossAw, '98 L. IIUSINE9S MSANAGdER 0. H. IiAoN, '98 EDITORS F. L. GnfSseea, '99 L. BULsEn LAM, '9. F. S. SescoNs, 'T8. 1. A. CAMPrEnL, Wt. F. A. oemx, '93 . A. CAsssuueL,,'99. G. D. ...…
…THE UNIVERSITY Off' MICHIGAN DAILY. THE NIVRSIT OVMI~iIGA DAIY. s --- - - -- Students' Lecture Association ADVANCE ANNOUNCEMENT. In 154, meeting the demands of the students of the Ui'sverity for a seris of lectures to be given under their di- rection, the Students' Lecture Asoca- tion was organized. Although, t firt it was not their :intention to nmake it a pernencit Viverity orgstiati n, its popultrity was so great err tin lose' oftir fi...…
…4 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. over an hour, can have failed to pne- any other similar tour, and point o trate to the remuotet galicrit's. 'lhle a most hearty welcome to the Arlic clearneos of his tpronunciations was e- Viking. ti-arkable, and nt one of tine nuoer- 000 points he made was inissed. TieT h~lle following are a fewy of the lead- lecture was followsed throughout wits ing ipres cotutents oltle femlosttg te closest attention, ...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. 5 THE WHOLE T1HING In the Clothing line are the famous makes of --A w-- HAMMERSLOUGH BROS.anAN __ THE STEIN BLOCK CO.'San SUITS AN OV R AT Made hy these celebrated makers are models of heauty, latest of styles, perfect in fit, made and trimmed in the very hest of manner. A GUARANTEE GOES WITH EVERY GARMENT. We are sole agents in Ann Arhor and Guarantee these goods to he ...…
…6 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. ~E4COLLEGE -OPN TOld students coming back, new faces on the street, more mcving to and fro-all tell of things forgotten in the hurry of leaving home and of things needed in your room and at college. We have been getting ready to supply those needs, and we moan to treat you so well that you will come hack to us for future wants. ilair Brushes.... Everybody woofs a good brash for a little money-we have it-2...…
…Ijc ti. or At. Waihi. VOL. V. No. 1. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1894. PRICE-THREE CENTS. t CENTRAL HEATING PLANT. tion. On the opposite side of the tun- nel from the pipes are placed the elec- All Campus Buildings to be Heated tric wires. From a Single Power House.- The Big Chimney and Tunnel. A student returning to the campus after the summer vacation would scarcely recognize it as the place he left this spring. Th...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. U. OF M. DAILTY. post office. Tho Daily will also have a The Michigan Alumnus. J. T. JACOBS. CHAS. H. ALLMAND. tJ l rl 1J branch office on the campus, probably It has long been a matter of regret - -- uihelIiy sily c tddu i n h r7nosr lli tin vl n ' . . . ._ the College year, tby THE U. Of M. INDEPENDENTIASOCIOATION, Subs-riptiono price 2.50 per year, invariably in advace. Singleecopies-3rents. Subscrrip- tios may ire left...…
…'THE U. OF M. DAILY. NJCHIGAN GEnTF Time Table Revised) July 1, 1894. EAST. WEST. Mail and Ex----4 05 Mail -------S4 NY. pecial-- 0 .Y.seial---7 05 Eastern Ex----10 25 N.S. Limited.-- 92 A.cM. itisitiEx-----1Z1. Atlantic Ex-_-74 .M 1).N.Expres---540 western E-I-- i5 GR.Express11 0 li Nt.E-----0 2 0. IV itttGLE l. W sHYit, G1.P &T. Ag., Chic.At ,AnniArbor. DE TROT7, IrICH Ittis Wll befoieleavinugh h etlt for bustinss() teaure, oteideupoa hote...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ThElE CRANDALL TYPEWRITER F. C. STEBBINS, SBL1 * LAON8MN I TH DNEW DCCI DENTAL, PjRE0 $5. The only High Tirade Otachine onthe Market sold at a i easonable Prtcer Simple, Durable; Writing in Sight; Permanent Alignment; Instantly Changeable Type. J. S. PEARL, Agent, 51 E Washington st., Ann Arbor, Mich. FLAG PINS $1.50. Yellow and Blue But- tons 60c. With U. of M. or the year 75c. - AT- WM. ARNOLD'S, Jeweler. ANN5T l~ ARB...…
…of, VOL. I\.-No. 1. UN CHANGES IN THE FACULTY, The Homoepathic School Changed Considerable-New Appoint- rsents in the Other De-. partments, Etc. The faculty in the homeopathic school, as a result of the trouble in that department last year, has been almost wholly reorganized, and in the other departments also the changes, new appointments and pro- motions are unusually large. Dr. Obetz still remains dean of the faculty, but Dr. Mack succeeds ...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. C. - T~t best and most enthusiastic athletes. social environments of the U. of M. y .J May success follow Mr. Hoit in his you would not do justice to your- new surroundings. self should you not make the best of te Colage year, by The position of athletic editor your collegiate residence. You will (JSJJVE, THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION will be filled as soon as practicable. be the happier and more successful /JG ___-A...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ORGNIZD 180. INORPRATD 186 MUSIC ON THE BOOM. THE CHEQUAMVEGON ORCHESTRA. LF.W H. CLEMENT, Indications Give Promise of a Very 50 So. M1ASS 5T. IDircstorad Masa~os'. Successful Year In Musical Cir- cles-The New School of EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY Music. 20 EAST ITUR~ON STREET. Good Waork Guaanoteed. loods called for Thloasnsnd autesf aod deivere 1. A. F. COVERT. Prop. Thloasnsnd autesc + C T R Michigan" will all rejoice in the NANI...…
…THE U. OF M. DAITLY. ROM(jr YS TO R N OW ISH& MATTESON, prices are right t,7 sell thtere. Togss' uknoh We'll sell you stamtps, too, if yosto 1, ' Alcknob s want thtem. Youmnan's, Sslvernsan's n and NN1 htte Hats. Calkin's Pharmacy See our Swell Ties. ol 3 0 W W A W MOOE~B~ & WVMQ~ NO. 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET AND STATE ST., CONNER OF WILLIAM. Have a Full Assortmtent of UNIVERSITY TEXT BOOKS, new and second hsand, and all kinds:(if STUI E NT> ...…
…IV.Of A T. Wlai jj. VOL. II.-No. I. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. UNIVERISTY CHANGES. What Has Been Done and What Has Not Been Done. The first things that the old stu- dent looks for upon returning to Ann Arbor, are the improvements. When he has inspected his own de- partment, he turns his attention to the campus to see what progress has been made in the building of the Waterman gymnasium. He...…
…THE U.QEM. DAILY. r Mdnswill join the Associotion this ? f. f year, and attend themeeting for the T election of officers and directors. Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during eei o f rs d r r.H ANj & Q.,8- the College }ear, by THE edict has gone forth from the THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION office of the Dean of the Law de- have received for the opening of college 20,000 Books, new and second hand of all kinds, Greek, Latin, French, G...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY NEW GOODS THE TWO SAMS. NWOD AGENTS FOR- NEW GOODS. -4 "YOUMANS" AND KNOX HATS. The J. T. Jacobs Co., The J. T. Jacobs Co., Novelties in Neckwear. Latest in Furnishings. The J. T. Jacobs Co., Call and see us. 27 AND 29 MAIN ST., ANN ARBOR. L- BLITZ. N. B.-We still have a nice assortment of Light Weight Overcoats to be closed out at Greatly Reduced Prices. LEAVE YOUR ORDERS COAL. GEORGE L. MOORE, (MoS~al aber.) + + . 0. NEW S...…
…TI-E U P M. DAILY rWE ARE THE PEOPLE." - ANN ARBOR ORGAN COMPANY, Formerly Allmendinger Piano and Organ Company. Mom W a- - - - - . Corner of Main and Liberi Streets. 1ew ar rerom , VV( fGV/ V/ ilwvv w sa.v vv v. v vv vvva.i I will "Open the Ball" by placing a fine stock of Guitars, Banjos, etc. 1B o- - HEDOWU, --- - THE NEW SHADE IN SUITS, PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. Find T=mSE-zr 1.vmsc S'OroE, 25 South Fourth Avenue, City. Owing to ...…
…'Rgr VOLUME I. ROEHM - - S \/N MAKERS OF FRATE R N ITY 271 Woodward Avenue,:Grard Circus - tECI ATHLETIC NOTES. The D.A. C. defeated the New Jerseys in the second of the A. A. U. games. The game was close, 3 to 2. Codd pitched well, only five base hits being made off him. Of Detroit's three runs Codd and Marker made two, and neither had an error. The Salford Iarriers arrived in Detroit yesterda. Many of our student sports will go to enjoy the ...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Patlsi,id Daily (Sunas exepted) duingo the Colee ars, by THE U1, of M. INDEPENDENT ASOCIATiON. Subsciption price $250 pe year, invaraly Is advance. single epies :s cents. On aeat Shee hans and Pst O0fccrom angnd every evening at d o'loclk. sabscriptin maybha cint at the ofice o1' the DA iY, tpera Houe boelk, at Sheehan ', at Stalttt's, or aith any ot the edititrs. ' ommsit)macatins shauld reach the offtea y 10iA. N. tisthey...…
…THE LI. OF M. DAILY. STUDENT'S HEADQUARTERS =777 ATMTBOT' AIS Univers! Violinamrices lowest, 5 cts. Eey No other place in the city can yon finda more complete line of Students' ItI. Clement, Wearing Apparel, than at THE TWO SAMS. 38S Main SL. _ The finest Overcoat Department in the state. The largest Suit Department in city. The greatest Hat Itonse in Southern Michigan. Th ags e' unsigSoei n ro.Call and sees TITW NO SIkMS for anything in our l...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. I ..R , = .a, --THE NEW-- CLOTHING HOUSE, 171, 173, 175 Woodward Avesuo, Detroit, Michigar. ,,M lens C : E lto i Fc'a ''Siisc lren's CLOT 1 NG HTA\TS - AND JRS MYLatest NoveIties Arriving DaiLj., NEW BOOK STORES, 6 South Mair Street. 44 South State Street, UNIVERSITY TEXT-BOOKS, SrAr-' IT( E Medical Books, Law Books, BLANK BooKs, ALL KINDs, All Books used in City Schools. Students, Note Books and Pads, Draft- Complete Line ...…
