…VOL. IX, NO. 121. Nef at 11111k> ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, MARCH 1=1, 1899. THRinECVENTS. NO GAME WITH CHICAGO. n u U in nn(hf IMPERIALISM. DR. HUBER'S DISCOVERY b. fl. Vv'I L u tjU The Annual Game is a Thing oil A Speaker on This Subj~ect Hard Proces That Standard Works on the Paat. to Secure. Phijsiologtj Are Wrong. Wil tatwehav DW orwNas received f'rsn Chicago Ward was receivesd yesterday by Dr. C . Carl Ilubter, assistant pro- 1 a...…
…;be, o 94Palm4f VoL. IX, No. 148. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1899. THREE CENTS I I G. H. WILD Co. Will announce that we have now received our Spring and Summer Woolens. Our stock for the incom- ing season is the largest we have ever shown, is exclusive and confined, in both foreign and domestic goods, and is composed of the best fabrics in every line that can be obtaiied. We carry the largest line of Woolens in the city. We in...…
…aiiih~. I VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1-1, 1899. No. 44. T Fine Fall and Winter E Suitings, GolflSuits, Fancy Vestings. T DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY We Carry the Largest Stock In the City. 0 108 EAST WASHINGTON ST. R ., Chocolates We make a specialty of Chocolates as a side line. We sell lots of them and our stock is always fresh. Lowney's,Allegretti's and Kuhn's always in stock.- Wilder's Pharmacy THE oLlD ai i a stok fot E.ys...…
… * f o o VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, DECEM4BER 11, 1899. No. 67. ' NEXECUTIVE SESSION - \/\ 1 ...~ D Regents Meeting Mostly Behind SClosed Do ors-Free Beds-Corr.- T TPus Well. and 5C~ H The Beyard ofit legents meti yvctevd iv rinle rail adIinteBLr foe'nooniiforvits regular DevemheI, E Suitings, Golfl Suits, E meeting. iRegenti Frr Fancy Vestings. FleicherILawitonlDean, ntCoce 00aiswered tov ol cval. Dutteifield civ D RESS SUITS A...…
…be ' of 94 PaiL~4 VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, 31ICH., WED~NESD5AY, FEBRUARY 11, 1900 No. 101. Spring Announcement J:J:JItJ G. H. WILD & Co. 'al~l W5e have just receiveil our line of springswoolens for men's wear. It includes ev erything in staples that aire suitable and ale- sirable for the season. We are also showing full ranges in nov- elties, in qjuality an(d style to suit the most exactiug taste, consisting of 'l'op C.oats, Suit- ungs, 1Fan...…
…be 'f>of 94 Paii~4 VOL. X. Spring j Announcement 0. H. WILD & CO. We have just received 00r line of spring woolens for men' wear. It includes everything in staples that are suilabic and de- sirahle for the season. Wec 're also shiowinig foil ranges in nov- elties, in doality antI style to sitit the most exactingtastle, consisting of lop Croa ts, Suit- iogs, Fancy Vests and Golf' Trouiserinios. We invite you to call andl inspect our linie .a...…
…bei x ANN ARIBOR, MICH., MO1NDAY. MAY 1-, 1900. No. 168. 1 Spring Announcement G. H. WILD & CO .41$ We have just received or line of spring woolens for meen's wear. It includes everything in staples that are suitable and de- sirable for the season. We are also showing full ranges in nov- elties, in quality and style to suit the mot exacting taste, consisting of Top Coats, Suit- ings, Fancy Vests and Golf Trouserings. We invite you to call a...…
… 1h o o N ab o VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1900. No. 19.. r Announcement Our special line I of foreign and domestic fabrics For the Fall and Wi nter ei-Ir900 has arrived and is arri ~gel for inspec- tion. The sain---scarefusl attention is given to the styles anal finish of every suit, whether to he used for husilness purposes or for fall dress 'VARSITY MUST BRACE 1P, tooks her cue froos his, The signials i ir- lttitea...…
…4 be VOL. N.. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMB3ER 14, 1900. No. 4. An ou c me tIOWA LIKES OUR SPIRIT. Lyman Cooley B.ore the Engineering Varsity and Scrubs at I Again. CheeruForeMectganoaseWellThe couldand snow yesterday were OuHaeca l ke eyer o Mciana Wlarly codin e to good patce ant Ou pca ie as For Their Own Men-Great Last e4on eoe h niern scoseqence much fumbling and 1W of foreign and Ovation Given the Victors. iociety Mi-.% Lyman Cool...…
… Of r AN VOL. XI. announcement I~Our special line of foreign and domestic fabrics For the Fall and Winter of 1900 has arrived and is arranged for inspec- tion. The same careful attention is given to the styles and finish of every suit, whether to he used for business purposes or for full dress oocasions. G, H. WILD CO., soS E. Washington St. DAINTY XFIAS GIFTS FOR LADIES: Wane Crest Ware, h~and painted with gol triminins that never tarnish...…
…VOL. XL. ANN ALBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1901. No 101 .....Our Special ine of....I FOR BETTER FOOT BALL Prelimtary'rack Met SEC'Y. WADE NAILS A LIE Foreign and Domestic Meeting Held Last Night at the Gym The matoageiuentt mutilia gei Uiest uhrte tAkn -Evening Practice to Start Next reaatosorheiekIttt.tt For a Special Appropriation For FA3 RIC1 Wednesday -More Team dtyigtt nlherfot hnitt Science Building - Medical Work and Less Star re...…
…VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSLU)Y, MIARCH 14, 1901. No. 124 ..Our Special Line of.... CLOSE CONTEST ASSURED otut to yell for his tean Saturday night, BET O SOES 1____ It will he thle hottest track battle OJCS7 .M KR Foregn nd D mesic iev ~t'fought. Chicago wrill he ini the Foeg- ndD m si Chicago is -Stronger While Michigan i i(;o conidition. Never before has Student Claims IThey Are Detrimental F B I Sis Seriously Weakened in stls sllsiid t...…
…J gI 1 AV jA .9 4 VOL. XI. ANvN ARBOR, MIOI.. TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1901 .Our Special Line of.... MAYOR COPELAND"TAKIN IN" all gamn anti will furiish all the _________ "ingiii" Ipossible. Tliey re tlking ®I'elg~l and Domest01 of mrhingot to the 14aogm ~ ndDoesicThe U. of M. Ceebrities Increase Their iiab)y Membership-Peculiar and Unique -- FA R CSMethods of Initiation-Off- MEET THEM HALF WAY FOR SPRING es and By Lwse Athetc Bard Offers te Pay F...…
…1FIR8T Yr.AIJ1. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1901. No. 45 COULD NOT SCORE. et 'Vr. ty squadtis given an ample oportuny'to get hn suchhshaeaitsto Cr~~h~warrant usng him tsit atight pium- r sFailed to Break the 'Varsit' Sai~tuday, and not at stone will remin De8fence-itYtlt ittea iteen the tntrn Ito prevnt the "virgin get Bail ine ant roon Iat"of the ichign BaiThey WereXYt Uable to aggregatiota 'teng utientd by ;ill Gajn~r a~ rowdExu...…
…D)AIL:...... FIRST YEAR MARTIN HESTON, The Fame mosUalf.Back From Oregon $10S Made as Enviable Record Dur- in1Z His First Year at the Onivlarsity. AlttSIl tl i t t l l it 'st 15>>I' hue ats s I I t aj1 e t th ie sty l r. A t tat kih thel ass of 11.1 i lll iia a ll a -a t listll i- ta yat~ hetititi I ne e'1t ; hr d < lit iea t 1tilsttttitt t ° lt t e l~ s w a , o e i ~l l lt t 1 e isiiIt aM , scll tS lt-l-a at i I the ieuSi eiil oth l~ hn h int...…
…FIRST Y> n. ANN ARB8OR MICH.diI ESDAY. JAN iUA0IiI Il1u. No. 77 AFTERIMATH AT STANFORD 11::11 iitit:1od idiii'ixiduly itttug MICHIGAN LAW IREVIEW 1111 11~t toix'" 'ii'oill('i fronti 1iW Sta1tford'(s Trainer Coch and l lle t x1iihei tti r H I ro First Number to App i Juse, Pro- II-. 111 111,ilu l off-,1(i jl, ixay. iTh atin Xh ere Impteosed 1y the Iti ,ti lesso(n ls rat, tolt @5r Floyd R. MccnhemEditor- 1ni:(iI nn xix ttl ,nng 111oi Michigan co...…
…DAI MEW PRELIMINARY MEET TONIGHT 0utlook Good for Many stiff Coutests. A Forecast of Results. lucy it- ft -l i ht t tti(r1-' t inl tt ~tu 7ll rts11it i tfi a is.i thut : tl t : t t ' t l t tilt- t -uW ht . b u t theti- -t W t- i ilt it t ili]i,(. I iti. li fi nt sli(-~ 0 flt l it ltt t ittet fiIt- ti~ l f it ifNO t o tl i t f iu nti lt, I t 1 I t i ir li ti h I i'd tt ill t~ tw l it oi tf t t +,ul t o i. l t 1 1 r i t c ab f It t~ ut ti " t el...…
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…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. +,',,oNit YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH.. XWEDNESDAYX, .I \NUTAI 14, 1903 No. 78 WESTERN CLUB =-4yMuntain Students to Organ- iz One-Purpose Social and Political At-at- tti.tent is oitfoot to form Wr1,-i Clurb oa it s :e lines that St. s-na itt-IttClub, now exiting, was ftm .Ther is ,sfeeling among ti s~dnts from t.)v West that -uell a- F-Il will -he -- lising beneit. It. ,s 31 rn-ih ilt 0)11-I~ttaty for -loser tits-i-- irh ai-i...…
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…TN" D.oor N. DAILY. VOL. 'XIII1. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1903 No. 121 TRACK CONTEST TONIGHT French Lectures MARSHALL WINS The lecture delvered Thursday I_____ Michigan Meets Illinois in Waterman aftertoni nTappan H1a11 by Dr. DeotYugMnRcie Frs Bent (IeIBordes Olt The lasical tstYugMnRcie is G~ymnasium-Visitors 'Expect to Age," ws the firt of a Foriso f lpt- Honors in Annul Oratorical Con- Hold Wolverines Closer lie letures in Fre...…
…Till U.Or NoDIY VOL. XIII. ANN AIIBOR. MIH.. THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1903 READY FOR CHICAGO (ik i 1; hildci h deiht. :vMAY FESTIVAL cSee featiureofel dnceflintehow's irosgil od judgenie . iesele to Track Team will do LigttWork Until of the llilci-, viiich i to b ve- cgoodI'OpnsnoThis Evening XWith "Carata- S turday-Michiga n Expects to wiiid ihe ai-aiiieieut of ite iiorii cus"-The First Production of Win tashoo and Quarter-Mile twii calzeso iiivsrey...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1903. No. 14 Ono STAaTE NOR.AL TODA*Y + + + ++++++++++++++++ CREDIT IN DEBATING. E* The O LchOAan Daily sent TeMciaDalsetDiy to your address for theD a l Plucky Team Will Line Up Against IObalance of Ist slemester Honor Men On Debating Teams Will Yost's Veterans-Varsity Kicking Mai In your address to The ricbiqan Daily, or ihone 461 Be Given Two Hours' Credit in mproving...…
…The' Mkichigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1903. No. -42 BATT[[ wiTm BADERS. Championship Contest On Ferry Field This Afternoon-Begins Promotly At 2 O'clock-Each University Has Won Two Games In Past Years. This afternoon on Ferry Field Mich igan will meet her old gridiron rival. Wisconsin, and the bater for suprem acy will ie one of the fierces. eves waged for western hampionshipplon brs. Today's straggle ill i...…
…The Michigan Daily VoL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1904. No. 75 CHICAGO LETTER. FUNERAL OF ALFRED GOETTE. The sudden death of G. A. Goette, Memorial Services for University Vic- the freshman dental student, came as a great shock to his parents and tims of Iroquois Fire-Track Athlet- many friends. His death came after ics and Baseball--Opening of Bart- only a few hours' sickness and was lett Gymnasium. due to acute incompe...…
…_The MchgDal VOL. XIV. A NN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, APRIL, 14, 1904. No. 143 PRACTICE YEST[RDAY. DANTE L[CITUR[. I 4IRLS Co"rPTE[D. [ INA[ D[BAT. Baseball Men Gamboled ins the Chil- Theodore Wesley Koch Delighted His Athletic Meet Endeo Successful Sea- Championship Contest Between Mich- ling Wind-The Prohahle Make- I Audience-One of the Best Lec- on at Barbour Gymnaseum- igan and Northwestern at Chi up of the Team for Sprint turs of the Year-"...…
…The Michigan Dail. VoL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, MAY 14, t904. No, 160 A BRILLIANT SUCCESS Production of Dream of Gerontius Ex- ceptional-Chorus Does Admira- ble Work-Soloists Are Per- fect-Flashlight of Chorus. The second day of the May Festival was a veritable triumph. Both con- certs were well attended, and the hearty applause which broke forth spontaneously many times, plainly tes- tified to the appreciation of the audi- ence. In ...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, OCTrOBER 14, 1904. No. 16 RIEGENTS IN OFFIOFORrC Swimming Tank In Barbour Gymna- sum To Be Equipped-Prof. D'Ooge Given Leave of TEAM GOES TODAY-ALL ANN Absence. GAME EVER PLAYED 1 TOUGH PRO in1 the a1.11llildingystdyoll1 . Those T'h1i 1morning10 111 Vastyllfo1oihall Presen t ilere l gells11 ll,110 lo100011 11.10 acl um01r, ail1de DeansI Barbor, and1 Cary1110s0100Par11f'r C llmb1101rea1yloll...…
….The Michigan Daily 01..XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1.4, 1904. No. O6 IIERRNSTEIN'S RECORD. FINAL ARRANGEMENTS.I "FEDERAL CONSTITUTION."! CONCERT TONIGHT. Former Ilichigan Halfback Has (reaf Keystone Club Has Perfected Its First Lecture of Professor McLaugh. Combined Utiesty-Muacal "Clubs success as Coach at Hiaskell -Hils Plans-Through Special to Pitts.Iin's Series Held Yesterday in Tap. Will Appear at Normal Hall, Ypsl. TemIs U...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICH., SAPU'CRDAVI JANUARY 14, 1905. No. 7 4 'RAKE GETS HESTOiN. richia 'r ga' ireat Hialf has Signed to AT Italch lDrake -Will Meet Mich- HE!A fgan Next Year. B 11n111 clc~ htCp.4 1 11 x1 fti, %:, n td la t 1 -11s tl il 11111 r i ile li'.it{ l ' l l l l 1 1 07 ' a U S f N U - a list ii 1111 liill 1 4 It f11; wI1 tesralii LIBRARY -IMPR( h liiil i tha li 1, 11<1ra li f1b 11 De oraed wittllcne I )llc iln li ia l str...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XV ANN ARBOR. MICH., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1905 FEBRUARY INLANDER. SPLIENDOR OF THtE JUNIOR HOP Unique Souvenir Numbr - Cleer Stories and Clever orVrk b Student Artists. ral0 tr g1 >sloie. Iti -w l In he 111 I c >on l o ial 1 a Mich> ig n"l 0 ,1a lO01011 1. ul dcls alN iatll e gti n he011 1n ed0o nee1 1f1al1'1O0gaization such as 1th oIcgnto f nadindig oh 111001 11etpn~l o ~h vs Ia 1110t offl 1 , 1ci ie ticst 10 I ere ar...…
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…The Michigan Daily AN N \RBOCR, MICHIG 1N, I N ) A i A10 L "Rt14,tH3 VOL. XVI- Nit. 43. "LITTLE EVA" PRAISES HERRNSTEIN'S TEAM Chicago Weak at (uarda and Center -Eckersall's Kick the Feature - Boone Has Quit at Last. Last SatutatieCach Turier of the' all-frei w-itnesed le gameain lahic iea i eea-tedl IPurdute blitas'ctre oa tt) o o 'tthegam wa f itt andilPir- dui g ii the firstt tlt. Iuing ithle secand ha lie teica irettif lia briceiandihat...…
…The Michigan Dily ANN ARBOR, MJIIGAN, IlI I l) Vt 011 I LIi 1, 195. No 4 Neti.,. XVI. No. 64. VARSITY OUTFIELDER j MAY LEAVE COLLEGE1 " Carrie" Carrothers Likely to Return; H-ome in February-Baseball :v.°DAGASC AR STUD E.NiS ' WE MUST BEAT rot. Gardner S.\ilanSie COLGROVE IS OUT OF OtC aN\ 1I? :x fA 'ln.( lile s ohi i tlewin Water in .Pipes, ___CHICAGO, SAI S RAM1*Y lJr h im iocrao h THE HAMILTON CONTEST W ith the 1(d(,,l)f estalisiigg o...…
…The Michigan l VOL. XVI. TWO RECITALS IN WEEK'S CALENDER' ibert Lockwood to Set Forth Schu= mann and George Hiamlin to Inter= pret Lyrics of R. Strauss. iTwo muttsical events of unasual note; \\rill take siace titis wneek, tite Schutanno recital oil Wednesday afternoon by Al- pete Lokslwood, ande otn Thuseday tight Fl stng recital bsy George Hatmlin. Mir. Lotckwvoods recitals have reachted a hight level of excellencee thsis season, In tee fai...…
…The Michiga al NN ARBOUR, :IT(I 1 XI I(DM, f, SD:X I X R 1, t vIOL. XVI. TRACK MEN PREPARE XCF l NNINNTCX FOR INDOOR MEETS ,Is ior 'F 'a Sndil(-igilleers lpictures for theXIiiganes-i- Fir ibe iAnen Less Than Two Weeks Remain Until bF --nea-; its'and l lis Fi, First Meet-=Wisconsin Only Out- Thursday.5 This niii st be attenidlditcii side College Scheduled. tonea ite «li tt be Fdeilaved 1'ithi the rellnaiits of the"J" hopist ets akeni byii\Ve...…
…The Michigan 9 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHiIGAN,\ \\ 'i)\l 'I):ST,-\ A R \d(II r4, r()0() XVI. c I, E Vs. RESERVED SEAT SALE BEGINS THIS AFTERNOON Record=Breakinlg Crowd Expected for Indiana Meet-Four=Mile Relay Team to Be Picked April 21. The reserved seat sale for the Itndiana imeet wil begin this afternoon at 1 :30 at D irector Baird's office. As with tite exettionof teVtisconsitn meet onet ~t k 1 ula ttis will he the only chatnct tosethtvarsity ...…
…The Michigan al ANN\Z' RBOR, M\ICtII 1 t\I).\ Y, t }NI\ )i> 111'..i}, t()(() Vol-. XVII. (v. I~ VARSITY DEFEAC IN FIRST Game Hardly Satisfactory But Several Brilliant Features Stir the Spectators. I crdi af lteciiionii)ls guzylthat id no ul aiythe i svv noI ' crowdil I vin ii v lpaIii iwith i',cae dovvvivcuiii i °th cab.''isiai,iiiiiiored fvit hal;h ati iiin h e cnd hlf th i, .cr.ivpcsiinv iithe promc c-o lit 1\ vnsi yi le. Th i iii ii g...…
…The Michigan Daily Tes. XVI. PENN AND MICHIGAN SEEM EVENLY MATCHED Both Teams not all to he wished But Line may be drawn betwen Eastern and Western (Ga e. halll ta inh wi~ll Il 8 111)11 I f' It 11' 118 're etilnslolr h1p1 s of0 ;dl' toi' 1011100 >a l trans11thathei 111)8ut)oly ,Irmn 1110a11 81)1i', 8111>spirito Jo Ivill u ho III,- at lic on trof11 Ile Not 11111811 thf, 1l11an ta1bh 1 111)811 l l 111811 111811'o 18jo wenthelllfr 11 log 1111 11...…
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