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…THE U. OF M. DAILY. MICHIGAN CET We Are Looking for a Main Time Table (Revised) Nov. 24 1895. EAST. WEST. who (-an sugrgest an improvement any where in the con- P. M. A. Si struction or lilies of the Mail and Ex -350 Maili---------8 N. Y. Speciai___ 5 00 NY S.Spmieial 7 30 Eastern Ex---10 12 N. S. LImited... 59 25 IV ER JOH SO.EE S Atlantic Ex -7 30 Pacific Ex--.--12 15 . N. Express.... 5 40 western Exa-2 00 S;inipales of them and of other go...…

…TIE U. OF M. DAILY. THE% LATEST NOVELTY IN GENTS' S~iTING~i BO ARD, BOARID. NEW DINING PARLORS OPENED AT NO, II MAYNARD ST. The iHy.,en ic rding iHou'e hascitin gui hand,. ii iii now' he runon a difflerent IranTe very best T2-iord tin. tecttrill btosrrid.(-'naeanti try it anrdlie convinced. Aspecialdiet table nly forthoe whoisrhoit F. J.RENNINGS, G.W. PRINGLE, PROPRIETORS C I nCZ d-V 9-d - I I We hare loft a fair stock of all sorts of --W...…

…gtjt U. ot' Al. Wailjj. VOL. VI. No. 84. UNIVERSITY OF iMiCHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, i1696. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. IONE GUITAR S Is enough for one person to4 S play on at one time. One S guitar is not enough, how- $0 ever, to supply 3,000 stu- S dents. That's why we have constantly in stock several S dozens of guitars of various makes and prices.] BETTER LOOK AT OUR UOFM. GUITAR. It's good as its name. T HE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO,, S. MAID[ ST. A...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY i Published Dily (Sndy excepted) dring the Collect year, at '. THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DeescnE: Times building N. Main st., opposite post office. EDITORS C. D. CARsY Gr. L. J. F. TssOssss.'97. S. E. KssrEN, '55,. t. I.Sis'N0. w. W. icossES, '1, E. L. Gesosse, 'OL MANAGING EDITORI G. B. ilAiRilS9N, '00 L. BUISNESS MANAGER L. C. WALKER, '0. ASSOCIATE EDITORS L. A. Pratt. 't6 G. M. eat, '10 P. C. A. Bloghto, '50 D. G. E. S...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. MICHIGAN rGL~NTRA Time Table (Revised) Nov. 24 1895. Maiand Ex-__3650Ml ..u -_..8 38 N. Y. Special.- 5 00 N. Y. Specil-.-. 7 30 Eastern Ex-10 12 N. S. Limited.-- 9 25 Atantic Ex._7 30 Pacific Ex ..--- iS1 D. N. Express .... 5 40 Western Es_. 2 00 G. R. Express ...l1 05 Chi. Nt. E. 58.1028 G. R.Ex.----557 0. W. RGGLEnS, H. W. HAYES, G. P. & T. At., Chicago. At. Ann Arbor RAILROAD. Tm Tale, Jan. 12, 891. NORTH. OU. 7:2a. m. ...…

…TILE U. OF M. DAILY. THE LATEST NOVELTY IN GENTS' SUTINGS AND FANCY VESTING IN '96. Jos. W. Kollauf, Merchant Tailor, 10 E. Washington St. RANDAL L Photographer 15 Washington Block. SSPAIDI NG'S. Eductional '. V souveniro TWENTY YEARS IN BUSINESS A ciomteset comipsin Ba ci ll P t bill 1eni aind G I lpiye s and a [icyclist swil e sent to any addess in tc United sates cr Canad aps the rceipt ci 10 A. G. SPALDING & BROS., New ork, c, Chicago, Ph...…

… No. 188. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,, JUNE 27,''1895. ,, A V un ATTT1ItSTF rsrmD I~t '1 le"chanoe of the fund from it- oni- ANNUAL rT I SEE ALUMNuvGT TOGETHE IAIIllATCC glual 1 urps of entowin.a profes or-3 ship) to that of 'tabishn i Whit STUET BUSINESS M~EETING AND BAN -holSTipUDENsTStd heefre 'THERE MAY B QUET.HELD YESTERDAY that the fud be invested until .sn-I EY WHICHTI tlt lt to endow a professorsfii. SOmB}THINGI A Great Deal ...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. =It appears that the board of regents S O 1 f has revoked its action abolishing the B. L. degree. The faculty was divided Published Daily (Sunday excepted) during on the advisability of so doing, but the the Collegt, year, at .. regents were unanimous in judging it THE UNIVERSITY OF WCHIGAN. test to retain it, and leaving tie re- Ort: Tinss bulding . Main st.,opposite quiresments of admission to the Uni- versity as they no...…

…- THE U. QF M. DAILY. OUTLOOK FOR FOOTBALL. EVERYTHING FAVORABLE FOR A SUCCESSFUL SEAS0ON. Harvard Game WillIBe Played Nov. 2-No Cornell Game Next Fai- Minnesota Meets Us at Detroit Instead. From present indications the foot- ball season of next fall will be the most successful Michigan has ever seen. The successful managenint of last season will be continued at te hands of the same persons and witht the additional experience of last year eve...…

…T.JE U OF M. DUiLY. A. C .F SPALWI4 BROS. ,sa Athletic 8Suppies. '; wEmploy BASEBALL, LAWN TENNIIS, ^ " Men GOLF. AETEH FALL HIGH RADS es"issr a etofr ave rse. -- a rr~nt tdi an or toany Bicycle built In thewoI, grde b fpice , whie esedwssnp a.No Do not be induced to pay mo.maloey for an inferior wheel Insist on seatisfact tebiyl. ln stpoe Uniforms fo All Sports. hat ied the Woave~ley Built and garanteeo by the Indiana Bicycle Co., epoynteb +p...…

…I TAI .JOF M, DAILY. (7 .3 .. ., i i .. ... MwHIGAN G.i~ Time Table (Revised) May 1l9, 1894. EAST. WEST. P. M. AN Mail and Ex...-.3 50 Mail .........84 N. Y. Special... 5 00 N. Y. Special... 7 0 Eastern Ex-..10 1 N. S. Limited.... 9 25 A. M. Pacific Ex -10...It7 Atlantic Ex....7 47 P. M. O.N. Expres.... 5 s0O. Western Ex.__.2 00' G. R. Exprese ...1 05 Obl. N. x..._10 70 . W. Rvols, I. W. AE, G. P. & T. Agot.,'Chicao. Ag., Ann Arbor. T., A....…

…TH V . O0 M* DAILY. A Nw Cnnea!Sensible New Course Goes Into Effect Next Twenty Lectures and Entertain-I September. eis.. tho Announnemtent of the aw de- tUnity~ Club has ben at work for the z The society or organization gartment for net. year; which will pas ttuoth onil ts prgramt for neoxt a t which has its be issued in a tow dys,; will be re- Year. It will aaln oer a coure ofc ceheed It especial inters cue nts, Tihe attractions w'il be astw...…

…Of Vow. V. No. 169. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 27, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. GAME WITH HARVARD. MANAGER BAIRD ARRANGED FOR ONE IN BOSTON. 'Varsity Football TeamWill Meet Harvard Probably Nov. 2 or 9 Next- May Meet Pennsylvania Also-Easy to Get Games for Next Year. Football Manager Charles Baird re- turned home Satorday night from a week's visit among the big eastern universties where lhe had gone to ar- range a football game for nex...…

…: ' I4HE° U. OF.M. IlAILY.-. g ie ____._. Pub lished Daily (Snday excepted) during THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Or cE: Times bslAhisgMain S., oposite EDITORS" J. A. Linto3;°', Iianging Edtor. A. W. Swrrm, Special, Assistant. W A.SPILL,'li,Aa5sltt. R. . SDERLuAND 9'i, Asssat. H. CoLauAN;'7;Atietic Editor. G. B. HAnuSO, 'Si L, Business Manager. L. i. ilAn, '511 L. Assistant. Associate Editors. H. A. Dancpr, '95.,.. E. L. Eans,'5 L. L. A. Prtt H...…

…THE U. OFM.DAILY.. MICHIGAiNGENTI AL At the® GrandOnra HouAse. aRUMMOND'S ._ . -. - The Miado is without doubt the Time Table lfgvsed) May 15, 184. brightest and most popular of any of . . *p*A.aas the operas which ade appeared ov"MC AC LN Maland Ex . 3 W Mi' . ~ th aeo iletad2Olvn F :s ?rblxi-Ited ,7 aaDuring te manlyyears it hasneenSTAMRS D .Epes 5 40 Western Ex-- 2W tol. G,I a ls.11 05 Chi.NS.Ex.::::10'8sfiedt rwlag uincs ohTourists Route....…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. A.G.SPALDING&BROS. Athletic Supplies. BASEBALL, LAWN TENNIS, GOLF. Uniforms for All Sports. RIDE THE SPALDINC BICYCLES- THE LEADER FOR 1895, HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE SENT FREE. IEW YORK, CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA. MOORE & WETMORE 6. Main st., and State st., cor- nerof William st., have a complete stock of NIVERSITY [XT BOOS New and Second Hand. Note Books and other Students' Supplies Fine Stationery, Sporting Goods, etc....…

…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 ...…

… TTE.,U. OF 1\L DAJbV- Published Daily (Sunday. excepted) during the College. year, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, DreaCE: Times building N. Main st., opposite peat oiier. EDITORS. J. A. LE~oiv, '9i6, Manauging Editor. C. B. lianumos, '96i L, Assistant A. W. SMor, Special, Assistant. W. A. SPIt., '96 L, Assistant. H. 'LEMANa, '57, Athletic Editor. J. S. PEARL., '9 L, Business Manager. Associate Editors. H. A. Duster, 'V. E. L. Evans, '95 L. E...…

…THE_ U. OF. M.. DAILY. jIXGHIGAN GEnT1AIL Time Table (Revised) Nov. 18 1894 EAST. WEST. Mail and Ex..... 3510 Mal -----.8 4 N. Y. Special.;.. 5 15 N vY. SpecIal.... 7 30 Eastern Ex ...... 10 25 N'S. iited.9 2 A. Mr. Pacific Ea---12 15 Atlantic Ex..-1. 47 Pr a 1). N. Express.... 5 40 'Western Es-..2 12 G. R. Express .1-I 05 Chi. Nt. Es-...10 5 GRFx-- 5.57 0. W. RIuGGLES, IL. W. HAYS,. G. P. & T. Aet.. Chicago. Agt., Ann Arbor. T., A. A. & X. M...…

…TIE U. OF M. DAILY. eca i~ ostor's! Formerly with Gehor'ge Wahr, 19 5.Washington at. Headquarters for everything a Student needs in the uoof Text-Bunks, Stationery and '<""icellaneous Stack in general. MARTIN SCHIALLER, ""E D } uTOW11 BOOKSELLER, 0iiE. Washington st., one block east of Main at. rF ''TUFLIIS H ICYCLES. BAT SOAI ® ~FOR 5 CENS ACAKE. Sev eral other varieties of go, ARE THE HIGHEST OF ALL HIGH GRADES. to let snaps at the same pr...…

…VOL. V. No. 12 7. UNIVERSITY OF MCHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 185. PRICE-THRxEE CENTS. l~f v.&B G LUTB7 i TE1Y P ) CASSCALCONERECE. Professor Andrew F.!West, Coleg N tL1.CUS ETR RP CASCLCNEEC. of New Jersey. Princeton. 111 iUUV OO STil UDENIIIY T The sessions of tie Classical Coi- Professor Willianm G. Hale, Univeei GLEE AND BANJO CLUBS HAVE A ference commenced at Newberry iai sity of Chicago. Tries to learn without boos. GOOD TRIP THIS SEASON...…

…THIE U. 01F M. DAILY. however, would be most stog, otv on lawn tenisi Published Diy(udyecpe)drn n otelrenme fsuet shall have charge of all detals "con- A SHIPMENT OF the Colege year, by whirls we oend out over all parts of nlectedl ith the inanagemnet of its * n THlE U OF M INOEPENOENT ASSOIAIIN, the country. Indeed, te.abttors of departneal of athletics. jl In aA~ OFFICEn Times building N. Mule t., opposite 'nittaryisli could sarcly find abet...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. MWHIGAN GENTIRAL Time Table (Revsed) Nov 18 1894 Maland Ex__-'350 MalI-___-_8 43 N. Y. Special--- 5 15 N. Y. Special__ 7 30 Eastern Ex---10 25 N S. Limited.. 0 25 A . Pacific Ex-...12 i5 Atlantic EX-...7 47 P. M D. N. Express .... 5 40 Western Ex-_2 12 0. It. Expreaa ___il 05 Cli. Nt. Eu-..10 25 G. E--- 55 . W. IltGsL.n, H. W. HAYES, GP & T. At.t Chicago Agt, Ass Arbor. T., A. A. & N. M. RY. Taking effect Sunday, Aug. 1, 1...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. SchaII&r's Booksoe! Formerly with George Wahr, 19 E. Washington st. Headquarters for everything a Student needs in the lise of Text-Books, Stationery and Miscellaneous Stock in general. MARTIN SCHALLER, OE DWN-TOWN BOOKSELLER, 19 E. Washington st., one block east of Main st. 795 LAWS!to HAVE YOUR CANE ENGRAVED 'WM. ARNOLD'S, Jeweler. T E "TRZ3UlTE,", GET CATALOOUE OF 9. E. NEWTON, AGENT, 1 VOLLAND ST RS tANNIE WARD FOSTER'...…

…tt* AL Wailx. Vol. V. No. 103. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. A FIEE SILVER CLUB. THE FRIENDS OF SILVER MEET AND ORGANIZE. Committees Are Appointed on Res- olutions and Constitution - Can- vass for Members to Commene at Once. A free silver club was organied in the law deirtmet yesterday after- noon by a large sd enthusiastic crowd of students. W. I. tDowing, -9 law, was eected femporary chair- ...…

…:x : THE U. OF 'M. DAILY. + 0f "1.adLM. Published Daily (Sunday excepted) during the Coleg year, by THE U Of M. )tNE'E2EHI ASSOIATIO, Grrrcei Times buiding N. Main St,opposite post office. EDITORS. I. COLEMeAN, Lit. '97, Managing Editor G.iB. iiARRISON0' Law '96, Assitat. A. W. SITH, Lit. Spc., Assisant. W. A. SILL, Law '5, Assistant. J. A. LEROY, Lit. '6, Atheic Editor. .. S. PsERL, Law '9, Busiss Manager. i. W. LEVY, Lao li, Assistat. Assoc...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. [ At the Grand Opera House. ( ADELP1. U. 0F? M. CALENDAR. MICHIG N GENThere will be a special meing of l Tae Table (Revised) Nov. 18, 1894. "Young Mirs. Winthrop," a society Adepli society at S p. i. today, for Wed., Fob. 27.-Prof. Taylor speakls EAST. WEST. comedy by Aronson;Jloward,,author the purpose of mnaking arrangements on (urrency in Tappan all at 7 p. i. Mal anid Es . 3P55M.Mall -.8-- .43ofStolnoa,"'eIenets" for th...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. SchaIler's ok ! A Solid Back All Bristle Formerly with George Wahr, 19 H E. Washington st. Headquarters for everything a Student needs in the B rusi line of Text-Books, Stationery and Miscellaneous Stock in general. MARTIN SCHI ME, FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS TIE DOWN-TOWN BOOKSELLER, --AT- 19 E. Washington st., one block M U M M E RY' c eato anst. '95 . LAWS ! FIRST NATIONAL BAN OF ANN ARBOR. HAVE yoepg Organized 1863. SCapital...…

…Ijc II. of . a In VOL. V.. NO. 50. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEIMBER 21, 1894. Puluck -TuatEE:CENTS. A JOLLIFICATION., A BUST OP PREXY. WITH APPROPRIATE CEREMONY t he- heCoumia Oga WllbeDe-NO GOOD STUDENT The Cornell Victory Duly Corn-i ?he'95 Lits WilllImmortalize~h The ClminOgnWl eDd ic...e.141 e..rat Ty.t ,iriwtloa bos memorated.-College Spirit Ran Rampant at Last Night's Celebration. 'tliiclius (V11 c11'r iiilili ii ii det o...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 2114 A JOLIFICATIIN. T '- 0~~'CON'TINC[EDIFROM FIRST ]PAGE. city this year. We lhavs(iiore to(sd - Pubhlished Daily (Sundays excepted) during lie Cllegeyear iy next y'er11nd1 willIlen say it." THE U. Vf M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION, Mainiiger Ltairdi said llieliigaii hads sFi(rlntTimeshbuling N. Mlainst'., opposite noatta it edherlproier'1101p1lace;'('let 11(11; post offlcee.keep it. 'To (10 this.Nvei us.i i ie - Molsriiitio...…

…THIE U. OF M. DAILY. IT t V''yELTIDX Glee Club Prizes. teitmliWaSs otplyed iono the first anld BUSINESS LOCALS. 1Vj~~CIIIG:~~~LN U)W~~~i\~~ 015mostoffte allesivas ptilyetl ittheir [Ntesierdintieouosateiat Time Table (Revised) Nov 18 184 1fhre AdeleriICollege Glee Clubtettt . [ofcecs per seline. inSp -mlteriy.ti helatrfre territorwihngty, i o t elc onstime, and xtra linesufrnised by applying P M. . M.''t ils Ikied ttthe hall off the fst at the ...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. CRANDALL TYPEWRITER F .SEBIS H EW Sh~ ~ Ooso~ RKHAKI %LAOH~~MAN AlEFormerly with George WVahr, 19 B. Washington st. Headquarters for YPSILANTI, MICH. everything a Student needs in the a >L Is sollitig coupon 1hooks good1 line 'of Text-Books, Stationery and a1.for tl for $2. 50. SUNDAYDINRAT5OCCK Miscellaneons Stock in general. a ' MARTIN SCHALLER, CP( Stu~~~~bidensanid citizfeshIIYsd amieitisE-. W -O N BO K ELR SATISFACTION...…

…IJte I . of . ionln VOL. V. No. 25. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1894. PRICE-THREE CENTS. 0 I U. OF M. VS. CASE SCHOOL. The Team, Although Crippled, Will Make a Hard Effort to Win.-The Line Up. The first game of real imiportance will be played io Cleveland today with the Case School eleven. Telegramis an- niouncing the resilit of the gaime will be receiveil by the Daily today. Six. teen nien, besides Manager Baird, Coa...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Pulislhed Da iy (Sundaysp'xcetd) dune, the tCollege year, ity .100 U. DE M. IND[PENDENT ASSOCATION OFIeCE,:'Times ibuilding N. 'Maln st., apposite past effice. Sah'seription prhte P2.50 per peat,.nvistably inaadvance. Singleecopies 3tcents. Subscrip- tionsemay he left attheaofice of the TDAtY, at Sotllet't, at State s.t. new tunget, with aep of the etditorsat autorizedtsoaicitors. Commiastions sthould reachlthetoffitehby 7...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. MJGHIGAN GSENT L Senior Law Election. Time Table (Revised) July 1, 189. Thb nior lw clss e lsi i illii EAST. WST. e. ~'I is-ll.- sy iorilg, :Non,3 ' bh Mll cod Es.... 4 01Ml 8 - S dl v-s )iSeno lu lOmen .Lave Teeed on N. Y. Special....5 lb N. Y. Special--70 Eastern Eu- lb--1 25 N. S. Limited.-.- 925 Mi Rin-ili fMsorfrei A.. 5 PcifEs>15 l hal f Aisisfo h Atantic Es-_7 47 rP8m llrspl-ibni-l somin ee.Mr. Doyle, of 1). N. Expr...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Crack No. One. Crack No. Two. Crack No. Three. We Have 8 Mandolins We Have 12 Banjos IWe Have 7 Guitars Often sold at from $10 to $15 each. We bought them cheap and will sell them cheap. Your choice for $7.50. These Mandolins are not as good as a Wash- burn or a Ricca, but they are mighty goodl value for $7.50. A special lot made up for us by Fairbanks & Co., which we will sell at $8.00 each. These are not Fairbanks M...…

…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...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. , J(of T e~t ,Notice. T AEIpratmeigof both old CQLI31 I Ah1 R IIE RECEIIPTS. Published Daily (Sundays ecepted) duringan neexctvborsfth inlwolese yar. 5y Oratorical association at 5 p. in., Whtwild foan hov oo- THE U OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Friday, April 27, 10 room 2I. thyyo ___J. W. QUARLFS, Pres. tain them. All espy msutbeatlthe office bfre t,:v0a.im N otice.--- of the day of publcaton..TR D RE IP S WHFFiItEN.-There...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ® - - - - - - eer ! THE CHEQUAMVEGON ORCHESTRA. LEW H. CLEMENT, 51 So. MAINSTS. Director and Manager. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 20 EAST HURON STREET. Gfood Work Guaranteed. Goods called for and delivered. A. F. COVERT, Prop. C---3ERANGT t1i2E. Wabiogna treet. z2 V ears In the 1BuainteS.s.'' CITY LAUNDRY, M. MI. Seabolt, No. 4 N. Fourth Ave. DANCING and DELSARTE MRS. ANNIE WARD FOSTERI 46 S. State Street. MONDAY -S p. m.Adoaseed C...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 8.BANDAGE8S \SEkTE il Witch litzel, arnica, liniments The' Pink Sbirt is all ti Iand many othier athletic acces- orfn ie sories may liebouiglit to olvoti-r Itage ate Calkins' Pharmacy. rlOVDIT = oi go among fine IDressers. THE OUTFITTERS, S=3 & LtAZ 'rwsoI T_ M00 R4E NO. 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET _______________________________________________ 7AND STATE ST., CORNER OF WILLIAM. ___ "A dt -''Tj- AND SPORTING GOODS 'Vt l5, ibi...…

…e tt* o AL ,w VOL. IV.-NO. 119. VOL TXTNo 1)9. UNIVERSITY OF,,MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 2,1 1894. PRCTEEENS PRICE, THREE CENTS. IN DOOR MEET NEXT. ological order, analizing and discus- FOOTBALL PRACTICE. EVERY U. OF M.II STUDENT The Matter Discussed at the Ath- sing thenm and connecting them with TeMnt Practice DaiIVy in Going i Shouiil buy a cpy of letic Beard Meeting. - Dates the necessary biographical exposi- Thsrough the Various Foot...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. . JC. , " iCOMMUNICATION. _____ SEtitori I". ori M. tlAii.vl With the increase of inetrest in' Pushed Datinly (suudayexepelted)iBdune- intercollegiate debate there should TH tU O ,IDoEENENeAr, OCIby ONhe a revival of interest in oar local '_ .O .IDPEDN SOITO dehating societies. This desirable Subavcriptoipirbtiipryajvral result may, in a measure, be attain-' inivae a i'e tale copieasi cenits. Sbbcripe ed by a series of int...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. THE CHEQUAMEGON ORCHESMR LESYH. CLEME NT, I1 So. HAIL, ST. irector .nt(15504a. EXCELSIOR LAUNDE ;0 EAST HURION STREET. Good WorkLGusseosteed. Goods rolled siR delivered. A. F. COVERT, Pro 11 / . W aihiogtosoER R 2a Vears in theBsseiod."' CITY LAUNDRY, M. M. Soabolt, No. 4 N. Fourth A DANCING and DELSART MRRS. ANNIE WARD FO ST 46 S. State Street. MON0A0 -5p. .Adv edgasfo Tl'ESI)AY--7 p. m. (0'1,leme,11'l "ATU11tl)A1Y-10 at....…

…_____________THE U. OF M. DAILY. What is nicer for Eas- \ A Da ltar Line of Easter Ties'C~ terthn abo o Cakis'at The Outfitters, Cooaes, 25c, 50c, 75c, QQ1"Z ]E&(H NO. 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET 7AND STATE ST., CORNER OF WILLIAM. A :- nT7I. Ate'S.HOR~2MENd T OF EISCOALPFRAYEIR-OO S AND -i MNALS %V10i"11Athey' selRlcat.!()1wcenIt. Dis)colunt, Idll I AnArbor Savings Banak rIt /: A nder i'stie. iGeeralItlain- Laws sf this dte. 15cciis deoits, buy.ssals...…

…VOL. IV-No. 105. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARTY 27, 1894. PRICE, TnRFFi CENTS. THE JUNIORS ORATE complete the class compettionss AHEICASCITO Equly in Governmental Powers rihe judges' markings are as fol- -morat Meting ofIAthe oa.rodG A of and mmiratin Pobles lws:Directors Plans for Future an mithoSubPcts.lems --.lows-:Action Decided Upon. 0,c oitn lw cu~l n is liti veI The board of directors of tiesa Last esening the juniors held c...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Published Daily (Sondayn excepted) do ino tbe College year, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subscription price $1.1.50 per year, invariably ii advane Single eopies 3 eente. Subscrip- teone may be left at the office of the DAILY, at Stofflets, with any of the editors or authorized noliitort. (omunications should reach the offoe by 7 o'clockhPen. if they ae to appear the next play. Addrenn all matter intended tor pub...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ! .n . - f _=E THE CH EQUAMEGON ORCH ESTRA. T TS R C V I i-Lw Itd CLEMENT, 5t 3-n.iii sri. Director tuici Miccer. NwSiigS~e nNgiee Shirts anid Nekwear. H-as and Ca(i~ps. Comie il10an(1 See lhwaI. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 0.ATIKR Godork Gi tu.iiucctr 4 (nounaile orNo. 9 South Min street, itoe e -il evnie'dl y TwStoutc. ad dliveried. A F. ..OVERT, Prop. _____________________________ jAMSW GO~ODIA,6'uit.(rwe THE FISK TEACHERS' .A...…

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