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…THE U. OF M. DAILY. At The Two Sam _!c REAT CLEARING 8ALE f- ~of overcoats and UJter$. We h lideavc tssi stis'olott's clt int pices .ll log te 111ne of ON AbIA X bRCOA $ dud $tIT cn' adittii tieto 15(1ad 11atosti, wich will eabille its to NV hetiL IoTt'FE is so relenViltt, no man11sholdlgo out Uiles This iniclides all ',3,.00,. $28.00 he t~s al(Ovsrcsoat ol. "~'~ "1 t'~i'~''l .Tni otyrFi v , and Iepiet' to doho 'thios xear. ~ ~ ~The J. T. Jaco...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. WE ARE THE PEOPLE.~~ ANN ARBOR ORGAN COMPANY, Formerly Alimendinger Piano and Organ Company. Ivelw IVarei t ca - - - -- . 'raei' . VJSain and Libei hi 1 , cc18 .I will "Open the Bhilt"'bhyiptl iiga ine stoi k a of ntui t in in ~js, tc PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU.1 25 ohearth veni uean,)Ciy ALBANY LAW SCHOOL. lt.t i fr I IOvercoait. I iarziiits wsitli 12 .1 ) to i t lli. Tacke a cmerca With YOU i tAi3l' i'lHlii8l1 C'O...…

…of AL VOL. I.-No. 39. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1891. The Inlander. The November number of the Inlander appears this morning. Its fifty pages of reading matter present a great variety of interesting subjects. The leading article, "A Perversion of History," by Henry A. Chaney, lit'69 and law '71, is somewhat sen- sational in character. It investigates the circumstances under which the famous "Ordinance of '87" was passed ...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. {C. W . ' ~t pwerful attack on opening chords. of l Such fire, such a tone, such color- it was marvelous' Fannie Bloom- Pubied Daily (Sundays excepted) during field is still very young. She is the Colege tear, by married to Sigismund Zeisler, a THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION well-known and able lawyer of Chi- Subscription price $2.50 per yenr, invariably in adteance Single copisc eets. On sale at sneraca s and[Poset...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY mKE T ~WO SALMS_ EHE T2W0 SAMS_ WHAT TO WEAR IN COLLARS, CRAVATS, SHIRTS, AND GLOVTES- From the New York Furnisher. The linen collar of evening dreso continues the straight-oip effect, the points at the greateot eminence, whereothey alsmost meet, and rising gradaally froot the bock. The cravat of ovening dress to of white latn,oe c wide, without stitching or emhroid- ey, or eny- advention oate like character that may bse av...…

…THE U.. OF M. DAILY. WE ARE THE PEOPLE. j"ANN ARBOR~ ORGAN COMPANY A7 TT7_ ~~~~Formerly Aimendinger Piano and Organ Company.r 9i; xnc .ffew lya er oon,18- Locr fplazcesa e Lite'rtl~lq resrr. I will '"Open the Ball' by placlllg a fbe stock o1fCGuitars, Banjos, etc. PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU.; 2l5 Seuth Fourth Avenuee. City. -A NEW LINE OF- ALBANY LAW SCHOOL. .Stro I ESTCABLISHED 1 51. {(OURtSE, one year. Three faill terms J"" ) re...…

…° ~:i~ttI o ESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. II.-No. 12. UNIVERSITY OFOMICHIGAN, TUI DENTS AND PHARMICS. The Entering Students in the Dental and Pharmacy Departments. FRESHMEN DENTS. Adams, F. P., Niles, Mich Amsden, C. F., Norwalk, O. Anderson, O., Ypsilanti, Mich. Bachus, E. I., Edwardsburg, Mich. Bell,eW. G", Detroit. Butler, D. 1., Detroit. Blake, F. W., Ann Arbor. Babcock, D. II., Bay City; Mich. Bailey, R. E., Ponti...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. in themain halt and ia the Library. C't of '. T ai The cmaints aeecoltiectl * i x Published Daly (Sundays excepted) during o'clock p. m. the College dear, by How Would It Work Here? THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION have received for toe opening of college 20,000 Books, new and second ____ The authorities at Wesleyan Uni- hand of all ksnds, Greek, Latin French, German, Law aid Medical Books, Subscription price $2.50 per ...…

…THE 13. OF M. DAILY THE TWO SAMS -AGENTS FOR-IE GOS ~ YOUMANS" AND KNOX HATS. c~v- The J. T. Jacobs Co., The J. T. Jacobs Co., Novelties in Neckwear. Latest in Fursishings. The 4J. T. Jacobs Co., Call and see ng. 27 AND 29 MAIN ST., ANN ARBOR. L L. IL . N. Il-We still have a nice assortment of ILighst Weight Overcoats to be closed out at Greatly Reduced Prices. Al ror Stu ~lLafflry, 4CO0AL. GEORGE L. MOORE (Sucsor toer. WORK CALLED FOR and DEL...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. JWE ARE THE PEOPLE. M |YANN ARBOR ORGAN COMPANY, Formerly Allmendinger Piano and Organ Company. New IVairrooms, - - - - - - - - Corner of Main and Liber/,i Streets. I will "Open the Ball" by placing a fine stock of Guitars, Banjos, etc. PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. Find ~ 7Ts msR 's R\M tsic Szom , :L South Fourth Avenue, City. Owing to the Expiration of Patents, We are selling Nickel Plated Centre Draft Lamps at greatly...…

…40 Of Al. a V f'. 1. 1 -) : . G \IVENlSITY OIF MICHIIGAN, AWEDN 1SI)AY'. A Y 13), 15:31. I 11c1 ii~iCNS 5 AVINGO the experience of College iiithe i-luiratryof he ~ iiier e nro whisotiis in(owtl;neie - The Athletes in Training. 'There werre ltvenl}iht athletes at the fair gr ooonds yesterday vaater- noon to receciveelostrction from Trainer 1Ii ortili Somle of the Mlien present wr: lreSpence, (Cote, \al)eventer, Duitle,1Don1- liue, Sandersoani\ ...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. P TI t r11' f ' 'l ~f1 tites, ece ls 1)0th in track athletics, ,- tindthait Princetin is a verv iclose 'urih b aits' 1 instsys ('xepitd) turing foot-baill. litIn ise-till there are a HE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION iutirtitil cs hich arc oti a ___parii th iiIt Its tot 1(nd'IVale. Itrown Dsd aie ial'nole i lt ':iccii *. iiryule at1 'clotk, noon. Sub siptiins ol} b Lt ,I iist ,) lcnls"l'n A li h hei oficeiili i (i i ):1 ,...…

…THE U. OF .M. DAILY UniersiO(O17.I Iof M. sieiul Ii iX ta OUTING OR NEGLIGEE 8HIRT8.UnvriyoMchgnQtc. You are iii I oititeredtin iithe ahbovCeiiieand as we hase 100n o (iisy il s oo V iin illnd G i t riiiii i s 10) vi', 1Banjio id ndidoi lii yii it iii tie m a C l IX < ii l st idv, Swis ou XX Nv Xould cl anitd siee what tewt.Ee ryCX LiX>tinini piiIropoirtioni.- havC. we PkXn XCv iii j- n liee Coila a ve Yi Cii louitoeC o i titl .Ceen,~ L IL 0 T...…

…(-Is- v C)\tj. N. Nli- ii iI~t . ii 11(i ANN A 1i)1 t > . 3. .:Af K, M anager !e NN Xi;1t IJ.\I1u ,: ..1, I> aI !> ii iiN ltiiti iVjl iflisti S -Iti f i-it' (-tt'I t I c11ii I t imii ii a < ii ie 1i ti-t ot t;t l.INit um taNl iii it1 e I- Il I p t S s I I i d ii I I.; t ll i ,! i ' 111 " l -i 1'1 1+.t -~l OGJD I I' V.F E- It N 1wrii N 1t .ti lc 1t i 5 t, c:'; r 1 G' sh~y ''IOfo 'xH!',0l flit 1.~i Sti()Il .111S t13.11( IDiU, L De ii Is T ii ;I....…

…I -N 1 U tiNIVEllII IT (hi MI(IIIG N A, AL LU FRIDAY. AlAR('ll 1:1), Ils" l. (4:-Nrs. r i4 , ETHICS OF MACHINERY. t~t't ~ 1 irMinstrels. AtNlhexeperienceo lee Mr. Wright's Lecture. errcie is' lull shaire of these 1 Melt who know liii ,Ii lplectate ii sttio. ilitileilitis ithit lo il. No 1 ilt tt tit it is (Yeiieritiiy kinownt there is to eteo elllsc 'lreSo Isle, a,1) teit le \o. tl ih tiil - not j 'tietcatefultitiititt itosit flit. I ittt t to...…

…7 1 r THE U. OF M. DAILY. i--f. f 21]W'1I~ci~ icontrihutors thanis allowed 1n ithe 1 CAT A Ia2 V7~ bR abei ui si-xixcexrxoxixi tinll l lii-iitont, WE \VILL li-OGETHlE NEXT FOM VER ~ cli-C-ti-- yir )yiC it (Itifer l i tns of i-aper ofall k iniis-ito lie 5soldlby the Ip-ii-ind-i--at ri- ,a'1,o . IN1DFPI.NIE NT ASSiOCIATION.rts.TysrCronImerllinn- CAl . Chang-es in Foot-Bali Rules. s-l rts Ieor(rw'hitprtl liiCat 25-Cii-iie poundii. lBondu-Papier, ...…

…THE U. OF'.M. DAILY PcUJ, fl01313, I2CA , N; + EF E Of Old 1U. Of M. s11o1ld have a UnivepSity of Michigan Guitar. I'rices lowtest, Qiazlits h Iidhest. ( uaraist ees everinchi of ( the rss~sd. Viol int stel Guitar etringe,10 cts.; I,czjo and M and~ii in ;s, I it. Es 'er tiiiiin pirsosortion. . II 'lencn .L.LETDINfGELP EZAITo OF O GU7 CO .BFOWN'S DKUG STOEE I ( '( OI 'N I IfI MAINVT oN1) II EO()N SI'tfEI:'ls THE TWO -SAMSU Ittt( it-1' s- ls()(,...…

…r I -- 7 L r 1- J () I-' TA, F) Al LY SALEOF VVATGH.ES U. T. LIMPERT, Life is UnciqertVain! 1 fiiI I'tu3it,1 DEATH 1S SURE. II i"'lTtIMEtTABLiF..a1It"1a 1_.5,1 0,4, s 524 .3 , 9,1();30 p. n . I 212 e ANN 211111011, frntvs Dot'.e1 , 55,92:." 1.55, It. 1,.,an F~ ,H t l ti h 114 )til ilNi i, l- t U .U )',1 .5 .11 ra11 e ,11 }olln; mc 11e wee thet1,1111o1".1 H1d:5a hlmrt°o . 0C pNr AD.~) i , 11 Isiletl ( n : 1(112 1" ' '1'. ,0111 Mihia 'ilutlIit I...…

…c .jlc tof Al . Wibj. UI.. 1, -- r, fill, UNVE1sITY O01' 2d1(;LAN, TUEi'SDAY. IAM'I FX d.it I 1.iii' F, 'l Ite:i':b:( 'i:\"'t THE INLANDER. Aizpti et' oument to the Enter- arise of '91. thatl mb '(1 lst iee itr 1 tr. ivottlti )i ts l ltil7i i Iattire, itlil lrir, s tt* e o b-eto '11c uraii l 1 1 I it I lit I): 1 ( 1 Death of Mrs. Dr. Erieze. Mrs>. lI curt S. "riect' diet r 5111idetlit' last teti iii. She si~as at the supptier'table. intl ciis ...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. arn_' sru Cnd1ur u h C1R AT $TATI1flC13Y s3M$. ""igp~ h J~ c . o fnty- 1( t fl. a s cp cvd uring2 ? s ta h urs AVha 1 HW E W 11 L1 0 O R T H E N E X T F O U R i W E E K S ''a trh'sitiil ssssyns'nrprs 'lstng lrrsitahslilrwork. V o casnnot iafordlOffer ivtns of paper o ll kitds to Ili soulld by the ond it rit~ oi 'sisstotn ii ss it. I's rtiurns aoc propor-' Mill ratss. 'rs our (Crown luspssristl in ii, ,tn s "IIS)' OP4'. N13P...…

…THE'.U. OF MN. DAILY 1- FF S L Of ()0 I.ofM.sli iii 11hae a T~ T~roT Univeirsity of Michigan Guitar. 25 PER CENT SAVED= ioi. alili I itar isinino',10t.: ;;loal1H n ll tils I.. lentn, ILITDTT7 00111703 O~c1O~u~APD $UIU$ AT ET1E ( 0lT.IRTH C) I~F' - ALL (;LOVE'S. Li L DEi Ii\k.iBIcI)iJK S lD RUG0 71(1)OR.E AT THE TWVO S.Ai1 S. 1'(i I-l(=01<AD IE 'I U , (1 ('w \l MOPII Ar1~rSou ~ll VOORHEIS & DIETAS, ~ ~ S7 77-~31rs BES TWORK IN THE CITY' STATE S...…

…THlE U (),1M. D)A IL Y DINING fAN!) LUNCH ROOM, 48 SOUTH STATE STREET. Ye - it t- tmutUd. ;2.;-)) per week. Olvsters-in e very si vi. NEW BOOK STORES, Y L n i J, : 0 I, 1lt h^ LLKN) Al oo sllCd il _it -ch ol. -u (-1 y t lo k, ,II P1 1" SIt 'rl~llal't( iliN i\ "'yt1 I'lil ~ x~titS. s f , lt'S(IJ~ T oit: I,,trri~ - twk f F mlt~itlLclit. A War ~ itt.1 iN 1611 Pel Gl d! CI-I - I .). NOBLE, The Clothier, Is -l- : I tI' IN(t B3AtilAINStiINI'tEAI :1t...…

…L i _= L t. \ \ i' . -' _.w _-^ . .4 I. N ; PO. 131l. U..NVERITY OF MICIGAN, SAITI' IUAY, DJECEMBER to, 1S90 PRIC L./ Je. C EN 1j THE BOARD :OF REGENTS. WhtThey Did Yester-day. l' ir Il of l cI'ii('5 I lo-iv _( at wo1) IlrhMesr :ral110', \\ hex , l liiiiixaux ci ICfetr h eln s 'ti' i, li~' ihe eied'- at ( i f)) l 5x'('I'c~ et sesil an1 Cut ad ((lii' lentil late last Might. '1e l'if0111. a 'i'rcsxln I O i tl~e~-hat tli at o 00(1 l fea111 Rdx in...…

…'elf. of W. T tlifv Piheed Diy (undays excepted) drig the Collete )ear by THE , orIM. INDEPENDENT ASOCIATION. Subscription price P25 pre year.invariaby in advance. Single copis 3 cet. On sae at sheehans and test Oice news stand every evening t S olock. Subsriptiomay be left at the olee of the tintY, Opera Hue block, at Shehan , at Stitllet's or witi any of the editors. Cotmtenationa shuld reah tie otice by 1A. M. it they are ta appear the saed...…

…THE U. 0] -OF- N CK E AR,~ JUST ARRIVED, AT THE TWO SAMS 13TJY YOUR SUITS AND OVERCOATS -' -T T= 7o 2,,VzEs I rIF\IMIER, Guess the word that -%vill open the safe, a dictionary word of Diiltters, will get you One Hundred Dollars, at F' M. DAILY Of Old V. of M. should have a University cof Michig anruie Prices lowest, Quality highest. Guaranteed every inch of the road. Violin aind Gnitar Strings, 10 cta.; Banjo and Mandolin Strings, .5 cta. Ever...…

…TT4E U OP M. D-AILY NJOBLE, The Clothie Siloeliwi & c.,the Uivorsily Booksellers Who have for niany yearstati flu x ia11.i(,1. isplavidthe largestost com-ii prehensixve, and attraictive stovki.svthi line of blininess, xwiii this vi=. excelth Iirformer rixhilits, tlie r ,nl s ofpvetartion on a briater xsc r p e ja" l ' u u'( U nd ^ w ec' Fine Illustrated Books. Art Calendars for 1891. Fine Stationery suit- able for Gifts. COME AND SEE US. NSEW ...…

…-- 1 , x ;" -f= . _ \6 % . -a . _ -- o. I. No. 40. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. RYthe boys were quiet, to hear what IVIDE R" *R lie had to say. His speech was a _________________ single sente-nce: ''This is the biggest crowd of ignorant people ENCOUNTER BETWE EN I ever saw." Of course this did STUDENTS AND not make the boys disperse, al- N Athough the crowd was extremely MILITIA. good-humored. No one thou...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. t+O ist too late to receive his last STUDENTS' BOOKS. Words, the hearts of us all go out - E UY TOUR COLLEGE Published Dily (Sundays excepted) during in deepest symathy. TEXI 1 BOOTS. LgW ANDP MLDLOU L BO] the Cllee year, by . .._._,.,. ..___._ ti'ltlOlls.1'! UwasarretedNOTE BOOS, AT TE THE U. eOM, !NDEPEN[IENT kSOCIATION. SarTUPiUwDaretdENT' BOOK STORE, STATE STREET. _____last evening by Colsa lie Joll Sconid-liaii1.d book...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY AT THE TWO. SAMS Prince Albert Suits, Cutaway Suits, and Fine Dress Suits, JUST ARRIVED -- See Youman's flat, Knox's Hat, Silverman's ha-lts and Caps, AT THE TWO SAMS L .a-LaTZ. AIRAroStaiLllfiy VOORHEIS & ETS BEST WORK IN THE CITY! STATE ST. TAILORS, WQfOR CALLED FOR and DELIVERED. FIRST CLASS WORK. IN-OPECsIAT R2ATES TO STUDENTS._ySE U ' fflce. 23 South Fourth Ave. SPALL /\mNLJSEUS Of Old UT. of M. should have a University...…

…M. DAILY TH-E U OT CLOTHING HOUSE, YOIR C°y CLOTl111I1 G H/'\S AND AF'S, La~test Novelties Arrivinu Dail. NEW BOOK STORES, iBLAQI QIUFfS, the I~&etQae ~ ~.. SI0GT O:'F rTm 17" TA - fllHEADQUARTERS FOR NOVELTIES- 6 South Mairn Street. 44 South State Struet,G.H WID UNIVERS[TY TEXT-BOOKS, slw '7 _ Medical Books, Law Books, B <K Os, ALL KINDS, A All~Books used in City Schools. Styude t, Note Books and Pads, Draft- is showilng the Largest Stock of ...…

…? f- ALM. , J t o s' 4 M \T L No. 1. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1890, PR1ICE 3 CENTS. NO NAME YET. BUT THE LADIES' SOCIETY HAS AN ORGANIZATION. And a Membsh ership of Over One Hundred. About one hundred ladies were present at the general meeting of college girls called for Saturday evening in the chapel, and there was also a goodly representation of the Faculty ladies. Mrs. An- gell presided and Mrs. Gayley Brown gave the girl...…

…Cit. of . c 12. Publhedho Daily ( ott' tys oexcepted)Buin the (ollee lear, by Th .C .IDPEN1ENT A'SOCi TiON.I :bsceiipt~a th ieeoo$2,51) pert SO, ivll3aii tin t tncc.'Singetotie- - (0it Lllslea F tittit oO ta'anPot Olihi!c., tt lcvr eoctaiiag ;it 0 oclock. S tip t Ottio i mu'he left at teiilihaoe f te itto y, c ill' tas tilc c l, at Oticototo 'e, tt totts, o Wti r ,t the tit ors. Communcaionhs shoo h 'tt (11oehothoo hby' 10 A. it. it they are t...…

…THE U. 01 Messrs. YOUMA/V'8, K/VON q and SILL'ERMA/'8 THE - L-COAT o 0 See it at FM. DAILY Oft Olu. of M.osl ld ~lhavye a University of Mfichigan Guitap. ies lowest,(Quaity l1 lest.OaateleeyinhoteIal. Violin ana1 l otar XStrings, l10 ret. 1al; tanjo1a1d Man1dolin Strings, cts. Ic:erytli j11 0 1101 Itio)) L.I. Sl N1TTNflF OTT f1tls f 4. 'eot LLHEDIG TIW.JU.NO ~L ORGNC. BROWN'S DRUG STORE CON Ell MAIN AND JIURON STRIEETS. LAJZOtEsT clSOCK 01" TO...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. CLOTHING HOUSE,,15 odwr .D. Vl BLiJJlI IS T1Fi FTID., It is the Latest anid 01nly. den' UI i~~o I INvIIi.Notlinn Jul-n' itsP i . ( hSee NOB SLE'SWndwDisplay. ~3' oizmt Nvo bs -\?LJ Nn ~Black ShirtsBlack Underwear, Black Neckwear, Black NEW BOK SORESHandkerchiefs, Black Caps, Black Suspenders,Black Hosiery, NEW BOK STRES, Black Elastics, Black Studfs, Black Buttons, T A T" F-BLAC'-K GCRAZE. UNIVERSITY TEXT-BOOKS, S' 0~ Medic...…