…tt. At. Wailn. VOL. VI. No. 45. UNI ERlS TY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1895. FoUn PAGES-3 CENTS. till ~DONE GUITAR g Is enough for one person to S play on at one time. One tl guitar is not enough, how- ever, to supply 3,000 stu- P dents. That's why we have t constantly in stock several dozens of guitars of various makes and prices. BETTER LOOK AT OURt O. OF M. GUITAR. It's good as its name. " HE -AA ARBOR ORGAN 00.,9 S. MAIN ST....…
…VOL. V. No. 181. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1895. PRICE THREE CENTS. SEE OUR WINDOW!1 "T'HERE MAY BE SOfDE'THINGD I1N IT." 51 SouthI Nain St. FASHIONABLETAILORING Elegant Graduating or light Suit made from Imported or Finest .no~.estio +*Woolens for $22.00 and up, Full Dress Suit $27.00, work made at homne hears inspection by any High Class Tailor and Cutter. Will be pleased to have yon call and be convinced., JOS. W. KOLLAUF,...…
…je . o VOL., V. No. 163- UNIVERSITY OF ,11ICHIGA . MONNDAY, MAY 20, 1895. PRICE-THREE GENTS. VOL.'V.No.1t3.U~iER~TY O MIHIGN. MNDA, MY 20 185. RICETHRE CNTS MAY FESTIVAL WAS ' A BRILLIANT SUCCESS PROGRAMS PERFECTLY T, REN- DERED TO LARGE AUDIENCES. UNIVERSITY HALL CROWDEDAT EACH ENTERTAINMENT. All Was Appreciation and Applause From 4,000 Auditors-Detals of the _Programs tn- ' dered Saturday. The aigl rowdlof Ilite(oleinfg oi- c('rt of th...…
…Voz. V. No. 12 1. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1895. .PRICE-TiIREE CENTS, VO.V.N.12.UNVRIT FMIHGAWDNSA, ACH2,185 RIETasE CNS A OV CT IpT(AM Ifp1T A lfdec to pr evelit the spread of the dis-I 11. JXJAl ou t11 11il 11voii'JkJ us DR. VICTOR C. VAUGHN STATES HIS VIEWS ON THE SUBJECT. Bacilli Not in the Breath But in the Sputum-Consumptives Should be Taught to Avoid Infeoting Others -The Hospital a Fine Investment. There are an...…
…tl* . In E AL . VOL. V. N . }.48, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WED)NESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1895. P RICE-THREE CENTS. T H so Ser GY 441J ill4 4'Ea 41411F e P410 1OO d.111 '1 Jim. A AiWt'SC01NSIN LE}'iTTER. Contestants forOratorical Honors. JNORLW OTE . ' - -'I'l( ol~ l 444l".'114s 1 41401-tt141 1114 ('4111- [ATU'gVERITYIS USYWIT t14111 14il ill l, 11'14 oraitorical ;"SIX SPEAKERS IN THE ORATOI ATcontSTeIstSsWTH111411 wIith t11111r41114.14144 11...…
…; IJ o 9 VOL. V'. No. 0,6. UNIVERSITY OF IHI(GAN, TIIURSDAY, DE(CEMBER 2) 1894. PIaci,:--TiiRI E CENTS. THE INLANDER Out Today. A Number of Even More Than the Usual Ex- cellence. D1il 1101 sit d s l'VOS llil 111111('11- iol ta 1 11,11, ill '1'01'day1'0 rIxr Whi11111' 110 11111111 a1111011111111111111 1o he 11111 ( c lb l11 e 'h1ltl~s 11l .11~s ll "1I1 1,1111111 -_', W 1 1 1111 1 1 : 1 atil 1 ."'' by 1,11110 ,11(1 s11o111 ill111111 1ill' ...…
…1 ttWof At. lilj VOL. V. NO. 4J. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1894. PI IIC;i TntIIIZ:; CENTS. A MUSICAL FEAST. A Challenge. 'Varsity Football. NO GO STUDENT The Theodore Thomas' Orschestra To thie 1. of1--t. Daily:F ootball pratiet' yet'rday was dll- GO Auspiciously Opened the Cheral We hereby ellallellg;e you r editorial voted leritels to signals. ()1Itrcoun~t Trys to lealrn wiltout books. Union Series Last Evening,. ol...…
…4jjc Of /' a A14U. VOL. V. No. 19. UNIVERSITY OF -MICHIGAN, SATUJRDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1894. PRICE- TiiOIEE CENTS. i ORCHARD LAKE TODAY. The Line Up for the Game-Both Teems Confident of Vitory. -Yesterday's Practie. Thie 'arsity teani will meet the Michigan Military Academy for the second time this season promptly at 2 o'clock hids afternoon. Speculation is rife as to the game, which will show' th(' piogress 00u' team lisa made ii the two w...…
…C , o AL ARAR UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1894. PEncE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.--NO..l'fil. THE EASTERN TEAMS. Baseba.ll Prospects at Harvard,{ Yale, Princeton, and Other Universities. I As oar baseball team will this sear ,ay the leading college teams of ste East, it niay cot be out of placej to consider the pcesent condition of bsasebail affairs at sonie of these in- stitutions5. ,1t I-larvartd, Irospiects are lin.t the Drigl...…
…of AMLIV Iti. VOL. IV.-\{o. 19. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1894. IETRECTS PRICE, THREE CENTS. HE TALKED OF MONEY. wedge which is to accomplish that THE DRAWING PARTY To basis. Given by the Sophomore Class Vet- Q. Prof. Taylor Discusses Some Re-, cent Phases of the Monetary Is silver, wheat, etc., falling or is ed a Great Success.-They Make Money. We hae somefine lcl pee'i System in the United States. gold rising? Gold...…
…c l. fit.i-c~in VOL. I. -NIL. 78. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 189 4. PRICE, THREE CENTS. NORTHWESTERN CHALLENGED The Article consisted of several To an Inter-University Debate, and pages a elwitnadatat =2W ill Probablyt Accept.-M 'chi- ed considerable attention among the gan's Propositions. legal fraternity of Michigan. In Thle following challenge clipped the last issue of the London (Log.) from the Northwestern, has been...…
…C .o ARIL WWI, VOL. IV.-No. 66. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A GRAND CONCERT. Tonight they will give a concert in The First Appearance of the Choral Jackson where the following ladies Union.-Successful in Every of the city will act as patronesses: Particular.y Mrs. Alonzo Bennett, Mrs. Z. C. University hall was filled last Waldron, Mrs. D. S. Smith, Mrs. evening with a large and enthusias- W...…
…tt* 3AL VOL. IV.-No. 44. U THE ELOQUENT SOUTHERNER. John T. Graves Speaks on "The Reign of the Demagogue."-The Lecture Enjoyed by All. Seldom has such a patriotic and lofty appeal for good government been made to our student body as was delivered last Saturday evening by the eloquent Georgia editor, John Temple Graves. To appre- ciate true oratory is to listen to this "Apostle of the New Souti." A wealth of vocabulary, a clear ring- ing vo...…
…1jc itl. of Itt. ail . VOL. IV.-NO. 18. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE RACE PROBLEM,. they started just as Mr. Douglas REGISTRATION TO DATE. on. Frederick A. Douglas Dis- came out of the house. [hrepo The Falling off of the attendance 1iHBURN U~t cussed It Last Night Before a tthe abolitionist called out: "I sup- of Students will not be Great Large Audience' use you can find your way down to ...…
….Aff AW VOL. III.-No. 16f6. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY gy, 1893. Psisosi, TucEs iFN'SS. OBETZ DEFENDS HIMSELF, on every particular charge presented THE WORLDS GREATEST. - The Homeoathic School Fight be- by his opponens An Immense Audience Gatherjsin fore the Regents. An Exciting Dr. Obetz was followreditby several University Hall to Hear Bioston a eeig.SarOchsra7 Metig promsinest physicians, swho eteptored StrOceta WIIA Tiehad ...…
…e tUf At VOL. III.-NO. 12;-'). VOL. IL-No.1213. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MIOND)AY, MARCH 20, 189 3. PIeTosCNS RIt F, TIIRFE CENTS. THEY DID THEMSELVES PROUD. of the new relation of th'indicitlil THEY WILL STUDY ECONOMY. TIris Oratorical Contest a Success-!oiist set I is idea of iiidividualis Miss Lucy Salmon Gives Her Initial TIh- Lits Win First, the Laws in miotion, acd this w ill continuetl Lecture on Domestic Science. Second P1liiacaiie...…
…Ije iVI. of Al. Wla il PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. III.-No. 99. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1893. THE THIRTY-FIFTH MILESTONE. A Brief Sketch of the Grand Work Accomplished by the S. C. A. During Its Career. The opening event of the celebra- tion of the thirty-fifth anniversary of the organization of the Students' Christian Association occurred Sat- urday evening, in the reception ten- dered Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer at Newbe...…
…VOL. III.-No. 73. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN RIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. v, FR ELOCUTION AND ORATORY- PrOf, Trueblood's Untiringand: Suc- cessful Efforts to Perfect This Department. The subject of elocution and ora- tory is fast gaining prominent place in college work. It has an especi- ally strong position in the U. of U. curriculum. The Board of Regents, realizing the rapid growth of the de- partient, and the great interest t...…
…VOL.. 1L.-NO, 62. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESIDAY DECEMBER 21f, 1892. PRIc, Tic 211CNSe. YALE'S LAMPUS AND GYM. Freshman Class Day Officers. TO THE SENIOR LAWS.-- , A Frmi Mchga Stdet wits \t the freshiman class nietn' CGv. Chase, of Indiana, Gives the ClstSm Pointers and Useful Entertainingly of the Eastern let itStnts h ittlte die hedls audyteCmiteAvc.UniversityfI9 tr1i ftiesnste (cstlass DayInsofficrs repo ted in& tite n te ft ii t otstn t...…
…~ij itof Al. Walip. VOL. 11.-No. 17. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 192. PRICE, Tuimp;CCeTS. 1 1 season.07 Lhigh wiii e at Toledo Sol Fa and Plink Plunk THELEA~THERN OVAL ixwating for u, on Nv __I~fy ___etteCollege xwi leetlllchgan in Micin's Giileo eo ano lubs.' A an Ann Arbor game onixvov1 ANeiq;eto-Roganf1 Prospects f Our Team for the aton-The Annual Trip.WRan giiemtCoelNv.2 Remainder of the Season. an againg xve me et rloWil...…
…. a . 1 . VSor..If.-No.ilG4f Two New Appointments. .At the regents' meeting Wtednes- dav evening, two imp~or taut appioint- miests werie matle, Prof.iA inchell's chair twas fiiled by th selectbun ioS Israel C. Russell, ot the T.S.G - lout-al s sri-es Ieis-a gra duateii of he C i f N.Y. and afterw sards stud- led isnSt.eSchool of MinlesI Colum-is hia Cul(e.rte ls twoss 5i- mes the hshie s lskas in ciha rg aiof .exped uitiost o te51 ~la Aips. ...…
…j e . of n. W1ai1p. VOI,. It.-No. 7(;. UNIVERSITY O1? MICHIGA-N, WVEDNESDAY, JANUARIY 20, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. University Extension. sa rotlher, it would be difficult tothnswlbeouedihann- sa.It may still tie (andI this is pise to kntoss something else than is nieeitye~ensolla ii- cone of the nmost cherished purposes the pnrchasing power of the dollar "fad, which is destinedi to in easrly of the proimoters of Uivsersits ex- and siimet...…
…Ij II. of. . WII. VOL. II.-No. 45. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1891. 1PRICE, THREE CENTS. A Glimpse of Life at Northwestern. The following was received by one of the editors of the DAILY, from a former student of the U. of M. As it may be of interest to our readers, we publish it: "1 You have probably heard of the new order of things that has been introduced here under Dr. Roger's supervision. low he has changed the curric...…
…i Ik. of AT. aiijj. VoL. II.-No. 1S. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. MICHIUAN 18, OLIVET 6. very pluckygame. He neverplayed centre before, and he was more than Our Eleven improves in Team Work but is Still Weak at Centre. a match for Olivet's centre. Powers The foot-ball team left Ann Arbor at 7:40 o'clock yesterday morning, and araived at Olivet at s o'clock. The game was commenced at 2:30 o'clock,...…
…*ij U.Of #tn, ai 1p. Vo'. I.-Nv. 161. UN\IVERSITY OF AIICIIIGAN., AVEDNESD AX, iAl1_V t) 1 i. Plic, Toi-iCENT'S. German at the U. of M. antd at Har- in 's I-its in BalcteriologyITuesday yard. m torning tirnonti other thin-s hej Ia recent issue of th tu a saitat iialairia is tiut to a firoto- comptaratice statemoent regtaringte hepamdu mlra o study of Latin at H arvard anthe iers theitreattmetnt if malariia tithlt 11. of Ml was published. ft ca...…
…'o, I.-No.120. UNIN ElIaSTiX 01 IGIII-A FlUDXAY, \IR(II 2, I191. PtizciTHloot's C ', N, COMPLETE SCHEDULE. The Base Bell Outlook. in viesw of this fact, there is a "row-I ing demuand~ that menmbershlip tickets to the A. A. admit to the gamses. tig or a str ii~er teaml this col-xihh probby effect a1 compro1011ise. l~g season0 ttian ' c, vr hefore inithe jTie followring is the schednle as it isoyof tetic i irsity. Mnc 11(1ot standll nlin(ath~n n...…
…'s ±oIJ L- o , ;. I IVEIL'ITY OF MICIIIGAN I-N i Nt\EbIIa 1 MI 1k \i 'Ii DAY,11I111111 TARP 20"111. lRIG,:,Toatot ('CENS. T V FT T DR. WINCHELL. What he Was, and W hat he has Done ''What Some of his Colleagues Have to Say of Him. The Dramatic and Glee Club Enter- President Roger's Installation. tainment. -- The Otini ier alliositil st se Vester(hais-was a great lay- for thei I orthwestersi liiirersitr7 it not issli i I i lh 1 tbeeniiia ii rnos...…
…~JcIZof n. Wailjj. VOZ"----No. 75. U POLITICAL ECONOMY. A Letter From Dr. Adams. oEM .' 0A- hi c EE: It gives me pleasure tate ply with your request, and the nature of the work which will be Undertaken in Political Eco- he suring the Second Semester. ht usual courses will be offered, betai wthsome slight inodilication in First ' ey are as follow s: Eico - Unsettled questions in Po- hipr' E unomy." This course will prise three lectures a week. ...…
…tt q5t, OL. I. No. 46. UNIV. HERE'S BUSINESS. the Detroit Journal Comes Out With a Good "Gym' Suggestion. of1 through the exciting tities of the past ten days, the Journal, 'f betroit, has shown itself a truie hampion of the students' cause. It as given evidence, by its edi- torials, that it appreciates their Aositio and sympathizes very gly with them. It thinks hat all these troubles "are due to tale ea estape of youthful energies eni1sPirits...…
….T i. . t. 1 L aw. / / rf t4 _- .. .. Vot. I. No. 20. UN U. © 1 DEFEATS THE D. A. C. Not Single Point Scored Against Us. [Frot Saturday's Extra]. De'rTr, Oct.18, 1890._ Game was called at 3:50 this afternoon in a drizzling rain. About 250 were present. The general play was better than in the Albion game, although the ground was too slippery for team playing or tricks. Only once was our goal in dan- ger, when, in first half, Frazer's long run w...…
