…VOL. IX, No. 131l. 1 I o o ;ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 18 99. TREE CENTS G. H. WILD CO. WVill announce that we have now receivedl our Sprintg and Smnmir, Woolens. Our stock for the inen- ing seasoni is the hargest we have ever, shown, is exclusivetind confned, in hoth foreign aad domestic goods, stndl is compjosed of the lot faris in every hone that (canle otaned. We carry the largest line of Woolens in the city. We in vie o to...…
…c~ U. @1 AL'. VoL. VIII. No. 154. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 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's Chocolates... Fresh every week. Only in packages- 60c a pound. L owney's if you prefer. PALMERS. PHARMACY; FOR THE NEXT WEEK. received a fresh suDPly of Allegretti, and ,amiis and We...…
…VOL. VI. No. 148. ANN ARB0II, MICHIAN, MONDAY, APRIL 27,1696. Fourt PAGES-3 CENTS. !We M~ust M~ove l The store we non' occupy has I)$ been sold. We must seek new NMf We Ms Coe pu itpcle'. Woter uiceswhc will sell goods of low prices mean anything to buyers THIS MEANS BUSINESS f you trut anytisn in ~e f music line get our plethIis f THE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO, ;It sit S. MAIN ST. i SBUY BEN-HUB BICYCLES. A SINGLE FACT In an advertisetent is sal to...…
…VOL. V.rNo. 141 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. WON BY NORTHWESTERN. of short"iing the routes between the Y Atlantic port and the islands and TH E U. OF M. AGAIN DE EAT ED countries of the Pacific. It would BY THE EVANSTON MEN. develope both our foreign and domes- tic trade and would mean an annual A Telegram From the Debate Says: saving to the commerce of the United "A Great Surprise; Sympathy Did States ...…
…AML tt* fA VOL. IV.-No. 147. D. A. C. TOMORROW. First Game of the Season.-Line- up of the D. A. C. Osr baseball season opens on the house grounds tonmorrow afternosn, the first game being with the De- troit A. C. nine. This first home game will dtoubtliess be one of the isest of ttse season, as few aniateur ttrganizations ins the country send Out as stronrg"a teaomtas the ). A. C. 't'heir team lhas played no games es- cept practice gamsies th...…
…_ Al. o . W aig . VOL. III.-No. 146. IN FINE CONDITION. Our Boys Have Good Prospects of Winning Saturday's Game with D. A, C. The baseball team has returned from the -southern trip, and without joubt is in better shape than ever 'sefore at this stage of the season. The gauses played on the trip have been the best kind of preparation for the inter-collegiate games, and the Decoration Day game with Cor- nell. The boys met several good teams, h...…
…t , i r._. f Tj (I te S" Voc,. II.io. 144. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN. W EI)NESI)AY, APB"IL 27', 1,92. INTER-COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS. Association of Wester n CollegesI For med at Chicago At (;pica o, tle i ihi nst. wa iirtcicd the 'WNesternInteColle-ia \illetic . soiat ev e'h sitilC5 ofl ichii a0n, M inneisot,\'s :,i n a d te N rtiestrn il croity applied foriiiliiissimiilut %',asI ceiectcd 'li, ceirstitetion drafted cov ers all oar branchsofrll ...…
…Vol- I.-N 1U1..LNIX EIISIiX 01F IICIII(_x MONDAX, AUIIII 27, l;1.I 'micE, Tmu ECENTS AN5 TWO HOME RUNS. The Indian Pitcher was Pounded Unmercifully. Score-24 to 6, There wtere abioit Goo at tile fair gros Stuirdlac afternloonto see tie farmlers of the -N,.1. is. "dsoneo Up' t was a ser'tihie ilnlini Umatch.'sWilkinslontand. Booth lifted tile hall out1 to tile track for lo021 rolls, withi perfect disregardt for tile ftelings of tile Initan twir...…
