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… o =. . VOL. X. WIL T1 H Fine Fall and Winter E Suitings, Golf Suits, Fancy Vestings. TDRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY AWe Carry the Largest Stocki L In the City. fl 108 EAST WASHINGTON ST. T H E T A L 0 R We make a spacilty of Chioclaesa as a side line. AVieae11 lots of thema and our stuck is always fresh. Lossney'a, Alegretti's and Kuhn's always in stock. WIlde's Pharmacy ANN ARBOR, MICA., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24~, 1899. No. 53. . il THE O...…

…VOL. X.e = It>'liar gym WI L T Ht Fine Full and Winter E Suitings, Golfl Suits, Fancy estings. T DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY AWe Carry the Largest I Stock L In the City. 0 108 EAST WASHINGTON ST. Chocolates We make a specialty of Chocolates aa a side line. We sell ota of them and our stock is alaays fresh. Lawney',llegretti'e and Kahn's always in stock. Wilder's Pharmacy TEOD F e sexeou:we TH O ce laing ia.Lcfo R ELIIABLE .Is, r rad r'ttcas a...…

…VOL. IX, No. 174. ANN ARIBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1899. THEE CENTS ATHLETIC MATTERS. Entries for Meet. Interscholastic Meet. If lD Pfl The following men have ee The Michigan Interscholastic meet G. ii W I L ~U. The 'Varsity had the fastest pra- entere by Michigan in the coming whilh will be held here Saturday tire of the year yesterday afterneon. intercollegiate meet to be held at promises to be at big affair. There The infield played a ...…

…iz%4jf>,r o r r' womma-I It> F c.AL, valtll* VOL. IX, No. 130. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1899. THREE CENTS 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 obtained. We carry the largest line of ...…

…' l ir(- 4 VOL. IX, No. 106. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1899. THREE CENTS WIL 4LI TN G. H. WILD Co., E THE TAILORS 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. Have just received a large A line of Fancy Vestings for Spring and Summer. t They are Importations direct from London. Please call and see them. %% T H E T A I L R WIL114 Allegretti's Chocolates Fresh Today. WI~hLDER'SPRiykY DoD a ad N Ut During the rest of the college year we will nrel...…

….Abe of ( :I r' r r I ai'u4 VOL. IX, No. 87. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1899. THREE CENTS. WvrILW T H E I A L 0 R FINE WINTER SUITINGS, WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY. 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. T H E T A L 0. R Allegretti's Chocolates Fresh Yesterday. WILDE'SPHRC 06n Dal ad NI UK During the rest of the college year we willt.ere lonches at all hors,dayaor eight. Fall laoe ot Pipes, tigars, and Tobacco. R. E. JOLLY & CO....…

…be 'of 4 ~aiL~4 VOL. IX, No. 25. ANN ARBOR, MICH., MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1898. FOUR PAGES. NV IJ3" H FINE FALL SUITINGS. E* T H E T WE CARRY THE LARGEST T A STOCK A IN THE CITY. L L R 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. 0 R R You May Have Forgotten YOUR TOOTH BRUSH, YOUR BLACKING BRUSH, $ or YOUR WHISK-BROOM, The one you have may bescorn out, andyoumay wanttoreplaceit. We have theman all iup-to-date style. Our line ofDruggist's sunaries is complete. WI...…

…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...…

…VOL. VIII. No. 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1898 PRICE-3 CENTP. At Wild's Spring selections just arrived from the East. Call and inspect our...., Suitings, Trouserings, Top-Coats. 0. 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN Palmer's Pharmacy .IS NOW--- Wilder's Pharmacy The store is undergoing a thorough renovation, and the stock is being sorted and increased. Precsrip- tions a specialty. Geo. P. Wilder. PIPE=1BSA LJE FOR THE NEXT WEEK. Ju...…

…c he . o URSDAY, MARCH 24, 1898. PRCE--3 CEN TS. VOL. -VIII. No. 125. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TH BIG SOCIETY EVENT. Comnmon Law Pleading. July 5-22. Pro- Will Send a Team to Philadelphia. " t______' fessor Bogle. Agecy-ectre. Agus 8-9. The Athletic Board met lust night prll SeQ~t0nS U~tarrved ll rragemets ade forand adopted the Western Intercollegi- Spiasletos starvd l rageetsad to 1ructor Dwyer.atAhlic soitonsrvedop * from the East. Call an...…

…tic of Von. VIII. No. 101. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1898. PRICE-3 CENTS. At Wild's Spring selections just arrived from the East. Call and inspect our... Suitings, Trouserings, Top-Coats. NO. 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN Allegretti'sx Chocolates.... Fresh every week. Only in packages- 60o a pound. Lowney's if you prefer. PALMERS' PHARMACY. PIPE SALE!T FOR THE NEXT WEEK. Jut received a fresh susply of Allegretti, and W...…

…ti1, U. ot. Al . aitn. VOL. VIII. No. 82. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1898. PE--3 CENT. WILD Has received a fal line of Novelties for Fall andWinterlln Suits, Trousers, and Overcoatings N. 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAI Aliegretti's Chocolates.... Fresh' every 'week. Only in packages- d0e a pound. Lowney'sjf you prefer. PALMERS' PHARMACY. PIESALE] FOR THE ET WEEK. Just received a fresh supply of Alegretti, n Williams nd Were...…

…~$Ij Uof , . a n. VoL. VIII. No. 48. ANN ARBOR, MICHIG dN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1897. SIx PAGES.-PICE 50. MICHIGAN VS. CHICAGO. The Final Game in the Coliseum Tomorrow. Tomorrow Michigan and Chicago meet on the gridiron in annual battle and one of the greatest games of the year is looked for. The outcome of the game mans much to both teams. Defeat for Chicago means that team's being pushed down to third place or worse, while to Michig...…

…VOL. VII. No. 177. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 24, 1897. lab FOUR PAGES-3 CENT. CS. W ILL) FOUR RECORDS BROKEN. Received a full line of Novel- Fin dSho ig dMeeintrac ties for Spring Suits an FidMet and Trouserings The breaking of four Michigan ree- tIrit, the equaling 'of one, and inei- 1 7 ideneaiiy the equaling of one western intor-coliegiate recordi, together with NO, 2 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN. th.e presonce of tihe largest ...…

…gIJE s 0 )NESDAY, MARCH 24, 1897. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. VOL. VII. No. 134. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WVED WT DI hARR!NDN'S LECTURE. { Receveda fll lne f NvelLegal Reforms Treated Logically ties for 'Spring Suits an1lery and Trouserings Unsie-rsity Hall was lied last night when ex-President B'enjamnin 'Harrisn 189 '~Jaipeared. Hie was introduced in s nist oida and onlinentary man NO. 2 E. WASHINGTON ST. EAR MAIN ncr by Pesident Angell and wvas r ...…

…11 _ O nVOL. VII. NO. 110. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESOXY, FEBRUARY 21, 197. FOUR PAG s-3 CENTS. W j ' 01I >C' 1iiG13 SG~; . An Unfounded Tae.1 Junior Law Orators. o (~l1112D CNRr' ILB SGE. It to eng rumored among he lw The seond of the preliminary oa- Lead~ivi Tr lojjr Watkins WU1il Coach the 'Varsity students that Prof. Mlehem wll cver forial contests viasell last ingt n 0 This Year. Iis onnectrion wih the Vlirer"Ssy at byr the junior law cl...…

…h e . 1 VOL,. VII. No. 4 - ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1896. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. " I11 .. ]D O WRINKLE'S WRINKLES. Detroit; auditor, Miss Mary'13. Mumno. HUGHES' OFFICIAL LIST b ~ford, Detroit; directors, 1Mioo Francis ,Aj A New Collection of Wrinkle's C. Hundson and Mro. (4. U. tRobinson, Of the Men Who Will Be 'Taken "'ai orDetroit; Itrs. :.T.Sunderlaiol. Mrs. Leung~Old jobtes. j _Dio " N cttolto Chicag-o. ADIMPORTER. Wn...…

…VOL. VII. No. 21. ANN ARBOR, MCIIIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1896. FouR PAGES-3 CENSTS. @ UIDDW0, TUiEGAME TOI)AY. rnticet., arnnSale iat 25 (tos. GOOD MATRHES SCHIEDULED) lett all turn out and give the freshi- letroit High School WVill Give itu Ieit etjtst incite Consolation Final n ei Leadinlg Tailor 11 i~it 4<tpnh-1 elbrFnl n ei the Freshmen a Good Rub gl enn1neI;tehl. Finals 'Today. AND IM~PORTFERi-t ti-- --Adton h-Lbar, Y t'' I'lt(, all-l...…

…ijtt W.of VOL. VI. No. 198. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1896. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. We M~ust M~ove The store we new cpy has been sad, We miust sek new S We M~ust Close Out b e efeieseewhich I f Byou sentanytiing Inthe11 $5 music line gee tr prcetis $ week. STHE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO., I S. MAIN ST. BUY BEN-HUB BICYCLES. ;eO99!~s hUH -3: :ius - - V flOXA At'Il 1A IMVPORTANT NOTICE. G. H3-. WID. The Leading Tailor, and only irect Imp...…

…p VOL. V I. No. 1263. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARECH 24, 16. FouR PAIJES-3 (CENlS. OJNCE OUT OF THRIEE TIMES. aBICYCLES. Hp1 MICHIGAN'S RECORD IN INTER- Ve desire to give notice thaotwe COLLEGIATE DEBATE. preopoe tormake a higbid foer__ bioyiiehbusine-s thieson. Wetgq hav esecure~d the aency tee the Not a Long Lst of Victories-Won IDA-Y N (Il~l4 Once from Wisconsin, but Lost Illceie- ewhi chihas earned a Ii Twice to Northwestern - M...…

…VOL. VI. No. 101. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, PsH. FouR PAES-3 CENTS. ~ AT UNIVERSITY MALL. the ciiraeocer of our lws ad their TO BE PRESENTED SOON. (N ________ dntiiestration i the future, anti the 1 CL , Q7. EXERCISES HELD BY THE LAW time lrs come when a areful stuy ARRANGEMENTS FOR "JULIUS 4I We desire to give noice that we 1 ypriclsse to maea big bid for StM CLASSES SATURDAY. of the conditions confronting usiholi CAESAR" P...…

…g he t . of RIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1896. FOun PAGES-3 CENTS. VOL. VI. No. 82. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, F i l t ONE GUITAR a Is enough for one person to play on at one time. One guitar is- not enough, how- ever, to supply 3,000 stu- dents. That's why we have I constantly in stock several dozens of guitars of various i makes and prices. BETTER LOOK AT OUR U. OF M. GUITAR. It's good as its name.- STHE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO., rs S. MAIN ST. A 5 ATTEN...…

…e . v Alb, Voir. VI. No. 22. UNIVERSITY OF M1\ICHIIGAN, '1HUIITSI)AY, OCTOBER 24, 1895. Fouit PoAIGS-3 CENT,.. C rRA NTON CTNCEI)S.'fly festoivail slie(C. Seals cau Ibe INTERFERENCE WAS GOOD. AR lil I(0"' r ll d 0 11o'I hlt I'ly1'litviI series, Some Hard Playing in Yesterdays # 90 TICKETS ON SALE TODAY FOR for1 $I Otl. .1'lllioil ]'0 Practice, 6P1 Is enotughi for cne person to THE ENTIRE SERIES, 10'11. '!h0 1111 (''0 c 5f11001 ice1''101a1...…

…VOL V. No. 16. UNIVERSITY OF MiCHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1895. PR~icE-THREE CENTS. A. VERY CLOSE SCORE. a n d left this, worning for Itloit. Eol- liwing is the some. MICIIIGAN. MICHIGAN DID NOT WIN WITH- A.B. R. IH. 0. A. N Csts-.r f _-- 51 t3i50 00 OUJT AHARD STRUGGLE. I 2e i. ----4 0 3 0 322 \btisi - 4 0 2 '0 3 0 h_____--telli., ----- 4 0 0. 1 20 'Iietsidt'. f.------- 53 0 0 1 1 0 Dieans.Makes Two Errors-Condon lues bee-sos, 2t__-4 .0 0 4 13 ...…

…tt of A TURDAY, MAY 24, 1895. PRICE--THREE CENTS. VOL. V. No. 168. UNIVERSITY OF MICH3IGAN, S. i A WELL D~ESERVED IJONOli JUDGE COOLEY'S BUST. UN- VEILED YESTERDAY. Appropriate Addresses by Mr. R. J. Barr. Dean' Knowlton, Pres. Angell and 'Win B. Hnornblower- Music by Prof. Stanley and the Glee Club. Yesterday afte1110011 Ill 0s11101or2111021 v eiling ;land prc seroloico I X12121i ;e c the bust o sog fu Lo Co.oely. to the 120ni1212sity, n...…

…tt Al Wlaili. VoL. V. No. 14L UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1895. PRICE--THREE CENTS. 1 DEPEW IS COMING. THE GREAT AFTER - DINNER SPEAKER WILL BE HERE MAY 2. He Will Come at 5 P. M.-Proceeds for the Co-Ed Gymnasium-Seats Will Cost 25 Cents-Oratorical Association In Charge, Prof. Thomas C. Trueblood an- nounced to his classes yesterday that lon. Chauncey M. Depew had kept an old promise made to him four years ago to come t...…

…4jc III. of , i. Ala i l . VOT'. V. No. 5I. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2 , 189::. PRICE -Ti-iREE CENTS. --- i '- PtROF'. GEORGE 11. PALMER. HIS ADDRESS TO THE GRADU-~ ATE CLUB LAST NIGHT, Homer's Odyssey Discussed in an Entertaining and Instructive Man-, ner. (tj el'etttie niitteti cc Claen l itt Itiet'f Profdt. 'd ani t'tl' of Prof. C(let. II. Ittlttet. ci' little ed. 'f'lu*it' tlent llttlidlt'I, Nannsieta.an feast andth...…

…l e tt, of t ii VOL. V. No. 22. UNIVERSITY OF MfCHTGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1894. 11(011110CENTS. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. 'with poweor to brow Iboos wit of tl1' Michigan Library Association in tlliir.'Ilolw1innew- Session. -Speeches by Pres. fill 01)1rationlin iii Ntv York. iii)) veryv Angell, Utley and Others. ''ofit will lie 0011' w to ms it I we'. -Meeting Closes Today. fness ~inier. MICHIGAN 40; ADRIAN 0. NO0 0STD T Snob was the Sc...…

…v o , 1. VOL. IV.-No. 173. IUNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THUTRSSDAY. MAY 24, 1S94. PRICE, THR EE CENTS. PLAY ING BALL NOW. s - __ Graduate Club. ~ TTV-T ~ l ____ ARVrARD~. 0 L Y L IY Harvard Won, '7 to 5, In a Close AllT. R. 11. '.0. A. E. Members of the Graduate club i&l-lIIa-LL. 5.. Game.-Srneltzer Pluckily Stays sVlittenv. 2is: b.. -- 5 1 1 1 0 and their friends on the facultyFO SAE at the Game. Wiu I I C 5 1___ xt}4 ORSAE DickinsonIb-s- 1 1....…

…VOL. IV.-No. 144. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A VICTORIOUS TRIP. one base on balls, and struck out NOW ON SALE. six men. Griffiths was as wild as of FINISHED HIS COURSE. The Baseball Team Returns With an___ Almost Unbroken Line of Vic--. old, and five hits were secured off tores to its Credit. him. Dr. Corydon L. Ford,the Oldest Pro- Th . fM * . ,. t fessor of the University Hy Lew H. Clement, Director ...…

…I t't* AIL VOL. IV.-NO. 127. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, tq "SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 189 4. PRICE, THPFr,, VENTS. AN ELOQUENT PURITAN. not been as yet definitely made oat WELCOME PALLADIUM. EEYU FM TDN SnRv' usuu rvdt ei and the subjects of but a few lec- The Senior Annual Published bythe should buy aespyt o His Lecture in the S. L. A. tures can therefore be given. .Prof. P raternities to be Put on Saleso Course Last Night. Mce ilseko Rprs Tues...…

…fAdubw tt* 'Of 3, VOL. I V.-NO. l0 . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1894. PRICE, TEREE CENTS. I f BASEBALL MEN OUT. Short stop-H.- French, H. R. AN EXCELLENT CONCERT. To Gie A J Y ates, J. Condon, XX. W. Pepple.l The New York Philharmonic Club Practice Eegns Today in the Gym- -yield-Captain E. C. Shields, 11. Scores a Crest Success-The I nasiu m. -Candidates Are c s1 1.s I' Program Doubled. Weots esm ela ecl n Msany. 11....…

…tt* ---------- . IaT . Vol. IV.-No. 81. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1894. PRICE) THREE CENTS. A SINCLE TAX LECTURE. is thoroughly wrapped up in his MORE LIGHT AND HEAT. TOGnie Aufai Fropositions in Political Economy subject. He illustrates his lec- A Crying Need at the U. of M.-May Stated by a Single Tax lures by means of charts, showing Lead to Establishment of an Advocate. Electric Plant. We have some fine lesd Penc...…

…tt At - VOL. IV.-No. 48. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A MODEL CLUB HOUSE. McMillan Hall a Credit to the Uni- versity City.-A Stu- dent's Home. Not all the advantages which the student enjoys while pursuing his collegiate course at the U. of M., are to be found on the campus. In fact some of the auxiliary organ- izations afford opportunities which the progressive student will appre- ciate and take...…

…ti ell VOL. I'V.-No. 21. UN'IVERSITY OF M ICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1893. PRICE, Ttt ER CENTS. '-WANT TOWNSEND WITHDRAWN. As to the legality of Mr. Town-4 THE LAW IN PRACTICE. WEVE GO "' sentds election, Isis suppsorteis say A Practice Court Arranged for! Ai-ti315O0D01 3ut Zeta Psi intends to Stand FirmI that there can be no question about Wherein Principles of Law aire and Fight It Out-Origin Ii.Theindpedet hveth put into Practice....…

…-Ink AL VOL. IlI.-No. 169i. THE WESTERN TRIP. A Good Prospect to Win the Pennant and Interesting Games Expected. UNIVERtSITY OF M1ICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1893". F'ormi"," AFreakofl1-urnan Nature," CORNELL SEEMS SURPRISED, o ant 'ys! i dd'' un y ews The Victory Won Saturday by Cor-' Scliernierhorn sort McLachlan re- nell over Michligan as Described spectivein are spicy tor il~l surely in the Sun. PRiG;, Tuter vo C i-5. 'lie followiing...…

… ltl* Illy VoT,. III.- Y 12)7. Vom. Ill -No 1~~7UIVU S'Y OF ]1l IIHICAN, lIIDAY, AzRll 2 h 9.1. ti;,TtEIEN. PimcE, Tmn3 i,, CENTS. THEI PEOPLE AND THEI STATE. Sec~ond Chamber Concert. Dean Knowlton's cond Leoture Ibast n ihtlteIetci 'i]I- on "Civil institutions in the 111 Time of Christ. ii ne rt t elierry Jill. i Fh larger audience thanthtito0 last jrr o Thiursday tiearil I Ji Il .1101ton 's I iuiofietR mntic c ona lctulre last lii.ti lii...…

…ale . o a VOT'. III.--No. 103. VOL. 11--No 108. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, F.RIDAY , FEBRIUAIIY 21, 18938. PIE osECs. YRICE, Tf ltEE CRN'rs. TWO ORATORICAL CONTESTS. L. G. Long Won the '04 Lit Contest a nd Mr. Chapman the '94 Law- The Orations CeciL K elly. Prof. Alcchemiii 1Reent . MoMILLAN INDOOR MEET. I Whiiiisi sol . Kares etrl sGrest Interest in Athletic Work at ' S iudgres of the fthou-lit of tlir era-f the Gymnasiuim-200 Athletes 4 t...…

…c je tt* of , t . ai n. VOL. III.-No. 76. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 189x. PRICE, THREE CENTS. PROFESSOR BELSER RESIGNS. main building. At Antietam, a regi- He Goes to Colorado State Univer- ment, composed mostly of U. of M. sity on Account of1 ll Health, boys, captured a very important Will Have the Chair of Latin. battery, simply as the commanding It has been known to the students officer said, "because tiey didnt for ...…

…e . Of s Von,. III.-No. 19. Voc. 11-No 19. UIVEIRSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTO1BEE, 24, 1592. I~os a~c(a a IU an~IT sd tarring on no systematic care- FIELD DAY, - PU lI~)AT THEi U. OtF jM .patis t. hese variousscdabs are ac-__ POLITCS itively cngagedl making arrasgeents What is Being Done to Make Field -, - 7! Day a Grand Success. Students in Politics---Their Po- fo paesadfiir~dtsfi wtill lierised to the b~est advaintage fil field day ar...…

…je . of , . 1ai . Vol- II.-No. 16 7. Voc. 11-o. 167.UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 241, 1892. PtoTlttCNS PRIG E, Tal-ZEE CENTS. YESTERDAY'S GAMES. A Full Account by the Daily Corres-, pondent.I :ASTON, 11a., May 23. [Special.] -PresidentI .Ashley's ar, 4sWolver- ine.'' withithtie 1.. of Al. tata rulshedl through froo hdlpP11II hia to Easton, after the U'niversits of Penntn sylvaia gameII a11tily was15c100 mlencedlagaisflt 1Lafatyett...…

…VoiL. I[--No. 125. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN,'I'1IRSDAY, MARCH 24>, 192. PIC, THRiEE CENTS. president McLaughin's Message, his products, and all artificial leis- Choral Union Amendments. ( OF (YOUR - - ruuitesn. lation has beeis ineffectual in mater- prreosed flr'TY TT BADGE { / Esen if. the adrmitiine of raws'ially increasing the wool raising ielsinl- OC pi~ Ote UR Ianendimens swhichi sill lbe votell Orl 10 wool, free of dots stwould injure the ...…

…c~Ijc ik. of Al . Wiailjj. Vol-. 1.-No. 100F. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB3RUAIIY 24, 1892. PRICE, THRIEE CENTS. I Ii I . ii 'I ii t' rTse Astronomical Expediton to Montana Banquet. business menl have wbose offices j K OF YOUR - Peru. beM\on tana studen ts gv happen to be in the same lblock. S c~ y RBT A little more than a year ago, the bainqnet it llangsterfer's sail, last Class spirit hardlty exists before the 0151lli1 a ,vcos...…

…Ijctto , 1. 1a . VOL. 1.-No. '2?. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. PRESIDENT ANGELL TO THE b~een -visited and approved, was first REGENTS. pust in execution in 1870, nod studet s wvere first received in 187 1. 1The Twenty Years Reviewed in an Inter- numbesttr of schools frons ahict stu- esting and Instructive Report. __dsesttostwere thtest receiedl wtete (Consctsslel. ifew. Else.stnuber frons witehts...…

…/773 jc . o ItI* j7j all f vol'. 1<'i. IJINIVEISSITY OFi MICHIGAN, FRZIDAY, APtiIL 2-1, IStil. IiioTtcGr. Plzlc :, C I .N T.S. New Law Lecturers. 11o1-1schools (if that lplacet(iidenii- irks, epresentin' ,the otanufac- tereed the 1ain tip irtiiient of the Ititire ot all kint s oft ion tail steel Ott Kreinr ii orr nI iI I Ine -ecc the haesiii-honse 1ElectricIEngine sCrli)ratiijiiitio the juiiiior clissitwas o \.*11 73,aiIrc i l lniel titi L I l...…

…LIj U . of ltn. Wailti 7~. .N.11 12"atHrvr ndte- nve1t 'UIVERSiITY OGE MIUIIIIIA N, TUlESDAY. MXIIUII 21, 1, (I. PRICE, THREE CENTS. of Michigan. Tihe statistics of attendance at the larer tiversities, inlilisled re- cently ill the I) ii vbaave attracted so tMucl atteintion, that it has b)eein tiisiigltt Jest to fol lose them ho a ttlptii sims- of thle attenidanice tttt Work il sever al repiresenitatise tepartniieits. We present to-day atrei f...…

…" ofXJaiI+ 118 it. UNIVEIIITY OFI'MICHIGAN , TI SIAY FEII17ARY 54I, I i0.E1'ra xltECENTS. WfCH L M M~iL His studies in thes geld have i been Jiudged from tine fa(ct that tie large AINl the experience of C olege Acs f the nvriySenate Madei t ndces r tt teusp is es the is oudienece rema iei to lear it all. Menis swio know iindiaipreeite Rgaring D .W ce. to d n s erlsaes vc 13i Thepicpseces o h vn ecareful sitcruitii tit lee t- Dr. sinceseias a c...…

…~Ij 1I.Of Ifl. aip ..... ..... ..U N IVEIUIITY 01? MICIIIG N, SA-TURDAY. JANUARY 24, SOI AShort._-. MStorical Sketch of U. of of ISgo and the b oard'of editors elect- JOS HUA W. WATERM AN. SM. Journatism. eel so that in the fall of the samoe year A Short Sketch of His Life. titeiliiiir r hrs. . the pasper bad ini auspiious start ____ ihe Ya i(ssstfaper or ssha t 55c hop~e wsill be ailong aiidl itr. Watermian was born herein- Vie of Pe 'a rg52 ...…

…,; ._ s - v }_ --- 3 -' = VOL. I. No. 49. UNIT Ti{ PHILOSOPHY OF THE INFI- NITE. Garrett's Lecture Before the Hobart Guild Last Evening. St. Andrew's church was well l last evening to hear Rt. c.- Alexander C. Garrett, BishoP of Northern'Texas, deliver le first of the Baldwin Lectures for 1890--91, before the Hobart ptild- His subject was, "The l ly of the Infinite," the general ' S- subject of the course elg "The Philosophy of the in- Carnati...…

…5* l VOL. I. No. 24. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1890. PRICE,- 3 {ENTS. ZINA P. KING. No one can buy single admission parts. There is surely enough The ti(kets except the holders of meni- material in the University to fill SEx-Treasurer of the Alumni Association Arrested for ber.liip tickets. The single these positions, and everyone who Embezzlement. tickets wdil .be on sale olle day has any amateur experience, is re- only, viz...…