…ti b all y VOL. XX. VOL. XX. N ARBOR, MtIHIGAN, SA TL RI I PR II, :', . [or HOME SEASON OPENS TODAY WITH CASE Game Gives First Opportunity to See Varsity Nine in Action SMITH WILL PROBABLY PITCH ('11:' T'\ in' IxilinTOni BID I"'clod l i h ('lxxxr 'lxx 1< \iixn) Iii x T1l 07:17"1 Wci r \\'xi inx'r CAIG OBEGIN FOR ARABIAN WORK Money to be Raised by House to House Canvass for S. C. A, Project ONE HUNDRED STUDENTS AID IlS'~ an animal chi...…
…The Michi a n Batl ?ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDllNESlDAYi MARCH 23, 1910. No, 121. VOL. XX. J. ENGINEERS WIN FINALFROM ITS In Fast Game Bridge Builders r Land Second Successive Bas- ketball Championship. The ive repreenting tie juniors of tie elgileerilg deiartmletl woltie baskethall clamlpiostlip of tie Uitiver- stil foe the second tille lby otclcatig tie 191, it,41 1to 22, ill a hari fotgt Ttetday ight. Concerted temila ty wnt for tie egieer...…
…The Mkichig n Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANI Ilk P91):UtMA\RCH 24, .1910. No. 122. VOL. XX. JAPANESE BARON TALKS Customs and Institutions of the Mikado's Land Set Forth. Baron Danok Kikuchi's talk last night, given uder tle ausicles of Sigma Xi, proed to be higly interesting to a good sized crowd. Baroo Kikuchi is in America on a msore (or less diplomatic missionl adc the purpose of his visit is to further cemsent the bods of fried- ship 1now e...…
…TheMlichigan Dil _NN ARBOR,\II 'HIGAN, I I I SI) Ni NOV I NiBI i23,1904). Voi,. XX. No. 4 3. r MANY VETS WILL t xl x '.xxiiii itwill(r itiiMCIANDE O NRETURNNEXT YEAR Promising Scrubs and Fresh- Men Will Be on Hand for 1910 Eleven. iclhigan. Wiestein Chlanipioinsfr [909i, wiii he evenx stroniger i[ 1ito 'rle great mxajority of mni on this year's ire"' Miars tire slite toi reitvttur and ther are lxxix twxo wvho (liiiitiivei)- not dim th i m...…
…\isi. \X. ~~~ \N RI0- \lI lG N S\ s)\ 1( w i X X. No. 1 7. TEAM EXPECTEID TO BEAT MARQUETTE Rearranged Line-up to Include Smith and Ctsey-Freeney and Edmunds Out. -S lisi lls-rsists ledi his lost, sit'si- t ii.srog iio\ Vis sins mit roposlis alno n od N \Ii th tiiiiotltllua coiciisiliihltsltin getlting his cha e I isg Its sficri-issss 1 1 s it lk th ilc ICv-al a ins i ii in hisliii- N ii iit isltsh rdis r t iirnti I lidth Icoache s Iri tii...…
…The iily NO. 168. ANN AVK CiI Pt it- VOL. sIIX. ; UNl)AV, Pt 23, t-1909. MICHIGAN LOSES a >;ith l1i~t O~dt ll:))-1tt l'or IN FIRST INNING add h iigtills otilll1le' Comedy of Errors With Wet Balltatlooe odfr; ii ltth s'CO~l baciallmad i r t Stop) itd Olives Penn State Early Lead tlrttDine out t frt. 'arsge of Three Runs. anti "Stlly" walled, btt fll it was lit out t sootilsitIclloi ' t 500i't Pllihig'tit lost titi m siu Stat. Stu t o iistc...…
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…xxx.. ALA.. X\A \ _I)( CHI C I't- E1SD) AY,\MARCHII23, 190.ix.2. N [r '() 1.. 1SgyT n. N (). F 24. BALL TEAM PLAYS OUTDOORS TODAY Drudgery of Gymnasium Cage Is Past; Better Chance for Bat- ting Practice Now. Mclxl" asbal i adwil esr het caried ti titi l i xll iii l'Iv a he h s a Ii l ix ii land iixi ii "lii oo lxxxi iic tci ixit lo iha t c iciio tic :t loviiei i it anet be pesentat th xi t dom ipr'ac'tielindxi di t il ie i ci th chane tha...…
…TheMichigan Dail y A\ A RBO R. iItCTIIGAX, SATURD)AY, A \M RX 23, 19N. N. No. 86. Vat._. XIX. SHALL MICHIGAN JOIN CONFERENCE Changes in Rules Make That, j~Step Possible, and it Would: Elevate Athletic Standards. Th i ri lh-ispill ink iithe Januiary: \iA~lunnias Justissueat I 111Iatilipthe are that it efc tually prevssnts tiny hack- wairdid tepis. Iititl(licefar casier for onil uiveiyt o leii it downaitthe i-ale-, titan lfor suchIiani sit...…
…The MAichigan Daily Vol'. XIX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 23, 190$.No NN O. 2. SCHULZ TO PLAY AGAINST OIOANSc Giant Captain Will Accompany Team to Columbus and Will Play Center.t t Cit ((55-5 I" ottitSR SCORES. < The scores; for the eight years in which \lischigan has met Ohio State follow: 000._ Michigan o, State o. t to01. Mlichigant 21, State o. 1 1)02. Miciegant &o. State . 100o. Michigan 36. State o. 1I90oi. \[cigani131, Stat...…
…The Michigan Dily ANN ARB(-R, 1'IfC iGA\ SA i. L D Y,,MAXY 23, 1i( VOL. XVIII. No. 173. SPEEDY CORNELL TEAM HERE TODAY Tennis Team Comes Fresh from Victory over ChicagoCham- pionship Baseball Game Today. Cotrnel i',swaeepinig victoy iitie-iour- amentitwith Ch icago held at Dtr itco yesteday attgtr tacitfothittspcttort at their toutnamettwtith ticvarity tiy i 1 o this a cit otil Ottr1 iedcotst- oas toRwo It ,it aotei ttic -det tic camiosipo...…
…TheMchig n Dily ANN ARBOR,.)MICIIIGA.N. TIl'IZ; I) \N. l'III. 23, 1)08 VOL. XVIII. NO.147 TEAM PREPARES FOR CASE GAME McAllister and Sullivan Still Re- quire More Ginger-Track len Leave for the East. True o hiswordCioaciiNIcAlter putt h airball quad throughth-cc W~ialars of araclia, lpracic yestrday ia preparaton for thir ca-ti with Ca-c nest Saturday.-Thec loy- roiiiCa-c are- ,ai t h srog this yeva, adi a cse contest is excpectcd. Thei- a...…
…The Mkichigan Daily \N 11<111110All 1 HI( .\\ "I 1)\71, FEBRUARY 23, 1908. '0 o \'OL.,XVIII. N 0. 103, MEDICS HONOR FIRST FACULTY Professors and Students Pay Tribute to Pioneers of Amieri- can Medicine-Novy Speaks. 1 I l 1 Follllders' da 1 I pa t 1(t 1 1()v lf\-i u well) lle. h ll to1.1fr 1111111 ,Igne el eei SC1D.1 I) p( 11< - 7ih l 11111 dc I )d tlr ahcr l1,1 ()1 113 Wk1 \XoX t' ilk l)r. 1ltl' I)1'. lOIXXIXI 1 Xlnn. 1)r. Sils o ugl...…
…The NMichiganDay G'ot,. XVIII. :ANN ARBORd, _I ICIGIAN, 'I' lIVRSl).t\Y .\"NCt',_CRY x'23,thu MUSEUM RECEIVES \ilxss I Ciii C C C\xt I xi PR DE~LGAlTflTION AS I"I' CRE URGE:D TO DLLLUMI~l flhFILEEELECTIONS EAIRLY HOPS RIGTEEDDeal Reed urgecsystrongly that ec earist possible nioment. Extra cek Petition Placed Before Constitu- xwiliie in the office the next three days to facilitate things, tint as there are tional Convention Committee abiout...…
…The Mich ga Daily AINN AR BOR, f\H CX(1 \\ SA\IVI Aik NO V' IE . PR23, 1007.Xx 3 Vol. XVIII. ENGINEERS MEET ' LAWYERS TODAY t ast Football Contest of Season' Will Decide Interclass Cham- Vionship giironi cifntst of teya.thogihin i hiisxraeexlchiai -thetic re-tilg i ~t t stike. The gmis for the i nix xiii thei xiitetw titi xire tierepri-etx ies of te .01)1engineer, lstiyeai chixxxponshlii eami aind telxrixhlxais The ame wilxilitegi promptlya...…
…The Michigan Daily' Voi.. XVTTI. ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNETISDA4Y. OCTOE,R 23, 1907. \'o. 2 . INTERCLASS GAMES WILL BEGIN TODAY' Three Contests Occur This After- noon-Schedule for the Season Completed. 7"hr first contet of thr itntrcas' ootal assoiation take place thi after noon, thejuniortneiic clahing witin the senior tetics and1 te jntior engn- eelsfighting for honors with thrsenors of that dpar tienl th tignme to ite ilayed ont Soth F...…
…The Michigan Dil ANN \111( l. I .1011 'I IIG 6AN RL.Y. MAY ti. LOCAL SALOONS ARE EXPLOREDI Sociological Studenits I nvestigate Local Liquor Conditions-En- forcernent of Laws Necessary. That 1 ,11k. I '211Ill 7Alm .222 2222221.1c ]\ c I i f t e '122221 t I ti22cl 1 112 )I 22 1 22 lt )<ti 1 1 1 2212 c2 12212' 1N~c c t I ~' il.; 11 2222rjaI hal lcir2r211 y~ c-a af .-1() II It )211 1 > 2 22>22 2atth ct ], w a liN 7888NIP NWIGHTO 1121 'uirlieray...…
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…TheMichiganDa ly ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FF VISRU \RY 23, 1907. Vol.. XV II. No. 104. NEW CANDIDATES OPEN TRACK SEASON TONIGHT Prep Stars Are Among Entries For Preliminary Meet-First Round of Relay Races to be Run Michigan's indoor track season of 1907 will e formally usered in tonigh with the preliminary met. As is tlti case each year, tis meet is givei efors the fresh-soph aid varsity meets in or der to give a line ott the nwthev...…
…The Michigan Daily Vet; VII. ANN ARBOR, MfICIIIiG\N, \VIKII\SIIAY, \.1 ' NY23, MO-*7 N().~ 25. _ _ -- MICHIGANENSIAN TO BE SENT TO HIGH SCHOOLS Regents Nave Appropriated Sum for This Purpse-New System for. Annual's Management. \t thir licinviiigFriday last, Mte bordiiof regents toedallnpy opri atiot "if $;; t teiiiig ii lstit board of controlfirtoe iiipose'ofidiniilig 'and ditributitntg one hundted cppis 0, ast years I tna i coiamtontg.t...…
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…Thei 'chiganDail ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, X\EDNESDAY, M XX Y23. 106. dTog. XVI. No. 08. MICHIGAN PROVES EASY PREY FOR EASTERNERS Amhest'sCrac BainTea nDe .l Afteri Spring had obligingly Amhest' Crak Bll Tam e-lropptedl Patterson's font fly the Mkich- feats Varsity--Michigan Nar- igait shortstop shot a screeching single rowly Averts Shutout. into center fielst. He ste secoatdad - ~~sciiredita iiiiiientt lter ciii'.Matrtiin's lit.i. Btefore rwd...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, lTlIIll \ IGA N, I I \D:,MAClt 23. 106. V01.. X\JL tix. 124. GARRELS DECLARES HIS TEAM WILL WIN MEET fig Hurdler Thinks His Team Will Deeat Ramey's Blunch by a Small Margin tie 11010o x-ow ight wouildxilrlenlt. ap11a1 I Johan}, 1111 grively shook Themee itilhecloclx ,fi that lx am ,:rao -ov r1 I ili %,C11h11111 The !rie i' ix 11ol1 1an ,1thelivelxx points11 f~r h~itven wil gie usa vctory, -1 a liilxxxiii xi l ...…
…The Michigan 1.all 'or. XVI. No. 8 3. CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS CAUSE GREAT INDIGNATION RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED PROFESSOR PATTENGILL BY THE CONFERENCE TELLS OF CONFERENCE tea:and 0to 111tiothe piricet iii forPRESIDENT ANGELL NEW RESOLUTIONS s-sC1ion-- Psile 111t1,ettiff-SCORES FOOTBALL CAUSE INDIGNATION 1111111,all he11111 itiG>uil1111ef Cl(11111 head of Michiga in Letter to Con- Students Demand Retention of Coach 11111 t~sIl ference Tells of Ab...…
…The Michigan Daily VoL. v.ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,'IiiFS )Y \ ' Fi lAEN 23. 1))i' BEAR STORIES DE- NOR RN' OFOR A 11.rLL- PROFESSOR CAPHART i c I r, :i LIGHT COACH. YOST FRSFOTl, ENTHUSIASTIC OVER TRIP Ii No. 51. \tR BIG 'BEFITS H. U. Thinks De Tray Will Be Able to Be Around by Thanksgiving- Scrimmage Yesterday. "lah ost smtledtlailst lgiht whten rt'ttrettyt' 111asttmade to De Trty's it)- whaI It heithtIought (If tite haifitack's tt lie 'Dray ...…
…T he Mr ichigan D VOL. XV ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1905. No. r G HIGH SCHOOLS. SATURDAY. CALLED TO PRINCETON. HEALTH CONFERENCE. CHICAGO AFTERMATH. Thirty six PreparatoryScooils Vtill C.ompete in IMichi-an Inter- schlastic int IlI Nex Fiyait ~I rl i, tttl IIdc h lXX tc - I t l " )t l'a ,, It ittI ~ -tlt ~~ t +'l ttF- lrccIt th e tru ~ '' hlc"11:115 ncc :Il' t tit' l -lQI M even As itlititwi1 a Xit thl new-XX tIn. N~t ~\i h~i: t. OkP ...…
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…The Michigan Daily . ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1905 RELAY TRYOUTS. o'NU o'l lf I h hU TNViT~i iael and Keeler Equal Varsity, 'n nttn Ii '~In not n ncln WN 'i'i i lecordOcty" Graham Makes Prient ataii einning min y vo mid ;tarn t' strer n'nir'ln rde i'tn N A past Time -Teams Not Def= fo' a il ii'st in, >'t'''''''1 '' c lie r vinel yinn li 1T mini, altas fnitely Selected. cinnn r li ii'alm 'l iinran n 1111]stlrt~ IIth 'n~e''nifln ...…
…"._'e ichigan 11Dai y Vo_ NY. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, OCTOB R 23, 1904 No. 24 NEWREOR !yesterday's (FootballIScores IANEATR ME Varsity Scores 130 Points on West _ Manager Baird Receives Offers From Virinia-Easterners Weak -- Three Eastern Elevens for Weak-Coaoh Curtis EASTERN GAMES WESTERN GAMES ( Game on Thanksgiv- Watches Game. -- ing Day. _____Wes ct Point, 11: y le, I. 2-ichiga n, t:8; OW est Virginia 0. I Whein Michigan's 1f01tball itea...…
…heMichigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1904. No. 124 CORNELL REAM IS FEARED. MICHICIAN'S DEBATERS. CLASS WAR ON. CICAGO LETTER. "One of the Strongest Teams Ever Arrangements for Friday's Debate Freshman Toastmaster Sheared After Distinguished German Visitors-Fred- Sent Out From Ithaca" Says the Nearly Completed-Team Hard Good Natured Struggle in Lib- erick Warde's Shakespeare Lec- Cornell Management-Some at Work-Men ...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, Fl,"BRUARY 2>, 1901. No. 49 WASUINGTON'S BIRTHDOAY.i POITICS WAX WARMr. I NiID-WINER BANQ[T. '06 LAW BANQUET. Exercises Held is University Hall Yes Several Candidates are is the Field for -toasmasters Club Held Its Mid-Win- Banquet Held by '06 Law Class Last terday Afternoon-Professor Stan '5 Miciganensian Offices-Elec- tr Banquet last Friday Evening Night a Great Success-Speaking ley Ope...…
…ht c ~ nVOc. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MIC., SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1904. No. 88 DEBATE~RS SEL[CT[D. KATZ IJURED. TIMEf TRIALS TODAY. , STUDENT FINED. Louis 11. Katz; a freshman law sn- lae'.Iabth uirlwsn Team to -Meet Wisconsin-Orators detfo-afr oo. a noe rack Candidates will be Sent Against (ent who was arrestei a week ago yesterday white playing hlandball -in Chosen at Last Night's Contest.'. the gymnasiomnby colIidng itl .C. Time-Large Number of Men w...…
…The Aichigan Daily Vol,. XIV. HARD WORK CONTINUEIS. Fierce Scrimmage Under the Electric Litsl-Charging Machine in Ac- tion-Drake Team a Wrthy Opponent. If hard twonik and eiiihiaism will Ain c hamioinsiipst Mihigantsure ly has irs(ii"climilanWtrn foo bl fo (il. Yotctha inpietcis u- pilwith li t''"doi or (ie' spiri an thlie Iam isconft identitIna a in fcorn grin (lthe huuutt'IulG(phersli n ith(le grenhg con tetl chdied lfor a ee from Saltttty....…
…HE am low ddpftl p A Lyle VOL. MITI. OPENED YESTERDAY 3ia Interncuolastic Meet is On- I Lewis In t tote Strong- Will Have Htird Struggle With iotroit Schools .-I-I-le i " h t o cl It . i-I fsinn tra ken pc- Tc-rnn nter-y-tield1-ith I latgeti ANN ARBOR. MICJI.. SATU RDA~Y ,:NAY' 23, 11903 Sin Y AlH) VN. I riid Rnpit irdu. llie,t-nX Secod het-Cok, levland1'.It. ADELPHI WINS CUP Lits Win Dehating Cup Frcnm Lawe -Amberson, -olderman and Sctntitz, ...…
…"Til Us. Or N AIY VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MIR., TILT1SDAY, APRIL. 23, 1903 No. 1461 INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET Will he Held Here May 22 and 23- Largen and Successful Meet An- ticipated--Hyde Park Will Send a Team 22c-c ccl Ic illrIt l{ :i uri is of-l h 1. :)1 of 11} sndliii- c s ic-c-s cale I h- Al ce)1l11 it ' ih lcontrol c is i c- 1. int heii liif 'li I ndci cl i ).l.t ,.F ii ld lii Ii ciclt i i-l. slic aI i ,pt illls ok nno i cll to h d ofeten ucli...…
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….a : AsaftAir, DAT --"_ iiiT Y.EAR CHAMPIONS WIN The Strong 1lJnos Team won ''heir ti l. Thir Game from the Varsity ct. I W O Nl .. i 1lJ Oj14 , M('Ll.. "ID L1 V MAY '- , I . REPUBLICAN CLUB INVITED THE GREAT JURIST WE HONOR :t :1 Il Mchigan Cub to Give aBaoco I- Some Reminiscences--Haid Werk the !it , (( ~ t. t +n "- ~-t1i h \ 4 s °s t (t 1 4 i \ ' l lilt I, () itt t.i DUA1TNNS1OUNAEN }111 11.t t\\Alternoon- .I-The Result In i in1 Doli4 t 1 1...…
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…410KIC t ^ ill OWN DAII Al"++,N ARBOR, MICH., SUNI Oik t MARCH 4r 9, 1902. No. 127 WEST WINS Michigan Takes the - or Nutei by a..Score of 'A I #t-;!, 1!^3 i 4 tl ? ~( !! i 1 444+- '. 1 F 44 ft4 ( th., 44rt ltit l~l~l '1t tt tt ,,".a 1 Ii i '1445. DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING. o( t ers ",ec ed.S i vS. aueyand S ay {Harion .Soonto be Here Sit .+,ti 1: J l \ 'i t { , I ( . } '} , 1 . " , I . w i ; ; : ',''I ': t ' ' u ! " 1 d .\ 'ltt °{ m hl i , p tt~...…
…AN110 1 (Br ~l l11 J1 j A'1, I'21TAL -102Ro. No. A GREAT SPEECH D~elivered Yesterdav After'noon in University- Hall by Williamn J. Bryan on the Subje4.. "A Conquering Nation." An Unparalleled Ovation and One of the Largest Audiences Eger Assembled in the Splendid Auditorium. MICHIGAN VICTORIOUS The - Illiru "Team, Meets an O 0 wemroDe e a[ A B81 AUDIENCE a .(ito ige N-KOReil a Lou i VYelcori e-Tic Hit ofthte Se, : L xpectul. ,)f 1 1t("1I:;;'t3...…
…"t 41 E),AI ~IU~-aYEAR. ANN ARBIOR,. MICII., Tilt R ,DAY, JANUARY 2:3 1902. -No.8 S, L. A. NUMBER WALDRON WINS 0t i0Ridgeway Conceit Company Pilgrim Prize is Awarded-Great In- Tonight--Interesting Proarrain.terest Shown. at aaaaa ala I at111tflli al l~ l(l1 11ih tl' 11( Ii.r il 'ai'aat. etat 1\ it' fi lamialll{-l-a('lI-' li 1'121}l1'at'll 1 t:a"".Ila' for il' Ia' laa'aal aalaa 'a ataaa'a' is 1111 aIl f t' ' Artis s aaiaa l 111o i lta ' iaa aaa...…
…t1ss' YEAa. ANN ARBOR, MICIL., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23 1901. No. 53 BELOIT TODAY. WINNERS OF DEBATE. COACH STECKLE. LITS HAVE A MASS MEETING. Michigan Meets the Toa, hat Tie Meigs, First; Snnenschein, Second; Mihigan's '99 Football Captain Gain Great Preparations Made for This Northwestern and Chicago-Jack OConner, Third. an Enviable Reputation. Mornings Game. IoiSte Pdt. aTe Lowthannual Intr-eptrtnent"'Te Nvada footblsl tiam, which e thua meeti...…
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…bel VOL. X1. ANN ARBOR, Pi R ., THURSDAY, MIAY t/3 1901 No. 17' ....our Special Line o,... SNOWSTORM IN THE EAST Track Team is Off ON WITH THE DANCE Foreign and Domestic' Weather Reports by Chief of the Base t it'takrukFal tinahts costgaer- Light Guard Armory Will be Scene A RISBall yeltit[er lburea-Sun Shone (iY SI ~oiii.'l(orsamnxwiliuarre of Gaiety Friday Night-Good F RI SBrijir y-Bhizzaid Folowd- in \w athokiit1:0 this atcrtioo'x. Time in ...…
… i r mwftw, r' VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 11901 c7. 1 419 I& .Our Special Line of.... BROKE EVEN Freshmen Accidentally Shot Foreign and Doniestic' Spring Trip Not SO Succesoful as That ihonono sW. Cloher. '04 1.moof Dtot of Lst Yar-llinisBoodooeci Mit.. nonseri osly tinjured on April FABRICS Again-Scores and Avorages 12 b hen' 1'1idl'n11taltorstoror of revover.He lns lhibtit.n t o 0'-ci trl1 he1 ci11) aeillLnn re i~ti...…
…Ibe .(. O r cj' , r , ' VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, MARCH 23 1901. N'o. 132 ...Our Special Line of.... Foreign and Domestic FABRICS FOR SPRING has arrived and is ar- ranged for inspection. We have the largest as- sorment in the city, G. H. WILD C. [o8 E. Washington St. ADAMS' SALTED PEANUTS received fresh every day: .. . WILDER'S PHARMACY YOU KNOW where to get.. A GOOD LUNCH AND SMOKE R E. Jolly, 308 S. State Street. A GENUIN...…
