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…KKIC11 A SNN have just receiv- ed a ne line of! Woolens for fall; and wNte.1~ 111 't' i lii h 111 SNAISs EITOIR, :'RL I 1) 11(}_r I() , :" ' ; . NewV 111l : ( ad 11 ii T he BertS Fountain PE N New 8& Second ar1id oohs P:11 r 1y ai t o' ' \\l . l 3,20S.tae ticL 41o STUUENTS : nrl M I : II. I, irr>1' "; oI' rt>c~t. i rn ~ ~r 21nt ]l1 av ,2 4.Iiiso t I . I I II' iN I I K 1,I. Iti lEASY TO SERV 1 j EASY TO ENT. IIt; t r ti t~ 1, titltult" ' 1111e-...…

…'tilLt11f6111 0 l 1723 iii 11 Lii T A \ I owa.1 C IDe j after this sale 12 X1-K123 Svhi1th ,- Butto n wil Main Street. sell a eL- Sew'to Jar price.J display,. N DAILY--NEWS TH E RI GHT THINGS AND EN! . UGH OF THEA I ml('1i1 v; i h t e ')m iEi I iii 7 Sil:svero-Tats, aps, and ai e I t at 1v( m e t 1 i t i till lii M('. who to 1)(1, .+.H. 'H .( (( _ .,,;. _ b. ..... I... ..... '. njRCFI h: r i a F e as a'Ta " 'L a l~ll I I: ~ I Aee 11)1 +.- e H~...…

…lilt. -- lf-i-lO---D--L--- -'i- Is the latest style. We have a large assrtmntof' Alfred BEn~ai Vim.css e ts a t ' w. z . 4 P.t' n ° ' a, r , a ' ''l i ,'.~: \ h r~ -. . .. . lr t2_ l J,.U - @ d v.KV.._ , r~t"" our 4. _ .,..ayJ 4 . M A Nr A.;.-"i. : W a .:s AT , a .., '_NGTON ..k .. & A .r "F E t .f *a _ q . _:_ _._. ;. (c >p rw § iI TiST1 Ei .V : _, t . U, itur5 NrPA.K. . 1 .: KEG ORi a1 1 Isi Hanimrs, Lushes Mir rors. Ik Stand, rpe Ac -!!,K I...…

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…TH 1MICIII( AN D...ILY"i\E YS +*++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4 1. 4. I- The Most 6onvinGina TIOU that wt 555 t us oa tltwousl tend to induce youto bUt STERN-BLOCH CLOTHES Would 'beto introduce you to a nan who has worn then,. Wre cannot conmnand the language with which to tell vou how good these clotthes are. The makers attach their iabet he- neatih the coat cottar of their coats. and they are so proud of their reputation, t...…

…fib 'VVII(0AN )A1II\ NEWS +++++++++++++-U+++++++-, ++'++++++++H'+++ 'acc ' * ' " " °' *'1"'x*ra"'J°R'd"'i.°'I'" "'h. "R ""' e.*' °'rt..}'.o b ..X "' " i' "' ° * t'* "° t ' 'iwA _ ... ... .... .. ... .CO.. ..... _ SL. T....... .. .. .. ..... . +-A "!"" " " ""# "-k+ F"w+ " ""* " ""£""I """ """ a"^"F"k *" :" 3:~ ""I .,, .e;, ..g * f"d" *; ""i" . ."" "" THE HOCKING VALLEY RY. A rr~.,tai TOLEDO TO COLUMBUS Write J. W. LAND AN, General Traveling Age...…

…~z4* IL 8,1$~O. I"T ~~~ANN ARBOR. MIC.jMO4NOA ,APRI ,1i~.d n '~ ' V4SI S LEAtRU Mrs. Kelley s Address*r 'S COUNJTRY RACE i'higa n Agaiz* Metu Detroit Aieft- riF e l se ryfTekAmsLoigfrWg I "nLaur,-rcieSnappy the National Consumtier's l,-eage d mo--Team Will Train Durig he 1gbl-t r tA1 iuf wl $fierdY "glivefre etihe oadtbrsnlast vi $etrdytonorlyolca rac.Spring Vaation t-*btql aswW nt° d g sr' i .11ongs Detro t wil lapiyere -gaiwt t y un-i3911fat...…

…THEt MIOAtG&N DAILY-NEWS 0'y *.a .L W,.. LJL ; Lam, alo'N t-dthat Dtothsoeo DACO EWS ~thi tree it professional team- inth MII LVtiS.TVI, Thep1 -c r ad v e ran- E)14I.JN-J!ILVY 'athe a mv ;ia adthis early- in the~ s-ion a talready w,-l 'bardene (to. QOflPIgtiN Gthe 'ti .Thor, were t'xbbtlons of Us, f M AI.. tb yargood ball playing on the pairt ofl the The 'VARSITY NEW. LYea. I "' n meto a awell as isit and when Mioa-h mtr s N a sin itsi PYlsswi...…

…TIIR . ICHIGAX- DA LY I 1kRO TGDIGBOTig tat we could do that would tend to. induce you to buy a STEIN-BLOOM CLOTHESj wuld :b to introduce .you to a rman who has worn them. 1 Wecannot command the language with which to tell you how good these clothes are. .The makers attach their label be- nteath the coat collar of their coats, and they are so proud of th ar reputatio n, that not the slightest defect either of style, rta riaor tailoring, is per...…

…THE MOQ A ,N V I L I ; E LAA7 r f-aai ~ ~ ~ -:i: ui .i- . _ _-ii,:: 16 ,.-"- LABORATOR. SPPIE for Bacteriot y,-'IHito oy and :Pathology; CALiNS ,IABMAJY 3'24 S TATE S rhiwt I1rl d 01IpA adBol _____________ LNEN PAE . 707 NORTH UNIVERSITY AVENUE T1HE HOOKIGVALLEY RY.t1I13,,25mldJO..--.--- Tb"meamtin betof everythinj: RYIKRQIMETan.OADRD or,* r~'TOLEDO TO 0,COLUMBUSD'o WriteJ. w LANDIAN9Oc1oalTvelinugAge".ntA L R8 tBO K T 11 68 I MAIN STREET FU D...…

…VP AIM e, ff MR E)Al Igo7gal Asti N ANBox, NIIC f .. SATU tWNY, MARCH PENNSYLVANIA V HeTave i jct the L l. Theirs -For tile Ls cii cv ' ,A . t C. LX i. CONSUMERS LEAGUE f Izi. 1: . .A A Locai Sranch Was Orived Yes- ('1 v'h ite 7 j iii III( terila ,. A 111 i t ir_.l/ ': +)'I w 111 l X : 2i i r i l X 1 ;1X ; f t 1 1 ' ! : 1 1 i t : ' ~ 1 : 1 l 4 i 1 1 1 ' ' ~ 2 1 f 1 i 1i 1 1 1 1 r1 ! 1 1 11XiI 'i l ~ ~ ~ i " t -s l l w i t c t 4'21111.1 1124 tI...…

…THE l IC~liIVAN DAILY---NEWS t, f~ i. ) z U' IJ Q- ._~ 'c i"'? NA TDA I 1 - 1)115 The 1 o AIM.I LY, %I.V l ll 1 Ma. >ti'xi ? . a " ii i(i i11- i IN"Jilo tai :;tgliu5, who . likv NJ S W 1-'."t. IN w Ay, and lttwol ill all 51,11 11NII :111 \ tl' oo was Aw I'aW s" INK I 5". "rill! OM IA Iltk!1't'rsw it + its he: Xcv\' A w 131 :1ri :1IH +.IV(III nIaI. il il:!I"t' llilt'ttl!' i1 T13t'il tYf t t X11 r all-:; NP c p Iii Av 1",x' I'E';.;'311p% t1W IHA...…

…44~ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 THELIMRCHi' N D fLY--NEWS The Mos GonvinGinci TWOP STEIN-BLCKCLOTHES t} IFI o in ('t y I l to ':a S ) a rt1 em 3 . "a tin o I.nie eV y uL HIMD"NSGlMIT A IW 1 There is None Befter Than Our Water Motor CENTrRI FUGE 1 11I ii ' at :tiii f l ' C'l1 ~at I ililelli as w':i $ is 'a-e ll to .iil labor~tt ivy iyad InI fact the 01) } I?( It in is' ntio irkn porters & flanmufacturers EGYPTIANMM " tNetter...…

…+ 4 4BUTTER SEm;CO0TC + \We hav~e just 1)Z~lac4 n ur "wmndlowx 100) potinds of the best Butter Scotch siot + ~ever tasted. This is wily one o thegod thintgs in our candy department. CAKIS'PIABMAV324SOST EST 4511441111-I11+++4++4+4+++++At+44+4 4+++xI~l 1.51-1 S1. II riGKmi k iIiaNra drlorsAid owiuuu 77NORTHII LNI\ ES I THE HOOKING VALLEY RY.! Th:! reIIi ., .- tof!.(r tII in - ±t^.y RVI14. 54 '~ (I','(/ NT 4} F jt ) s/'. t WieJ. W. LANDFMAN,(Gen...…

…-aXt F'1$B 7 YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY &, 1902. NoT. 9 r UNUSUALBRILLIANCY. DIStinguj5hes the " J " Hop of "11902." Waterman GYmnnasiumn a Scene of Animate and Inani- mate Beauty. Lighting )Effects Su= perlb. Three Hundred Couples in Line for the Grand March. titl t t1 ti linT I 2'I ~lt11 4 l I, I it 11 TT I41111,_I1'TT Ti 1r . 44. IH . IIiT IT illT r I1il T I'taJlltrQik piat:tl-.V ~.4t i' TI"TtlT I. ITT 1411)4"'11 il -' i4,«O...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY--NEWS W e Will Announce... it ]i l[ :II 1Sin li' 4- . 11r 1214' ()I 1\ 'I1: - i7 i 1 II 1 . ()~ 515 .- I I i . . 5 ' 1I CGH WILD CO, o8 E. Washington St. ONE OF OUR HOT WATER BOTTLES would prove a blessing wsorth its weight in gold durn; th;i season of COLDS & GRIPPE 760 to $1.50 CAMPU S DRUG -,;TORE WATCJ POC R. E. JOLL.IY'S GREAT JANVILY PIPE SALE Everything Must 00. Law Books. Miedical Books, If you Nant toibpiuy. sell«r ...…

…TIIP, MICIGAN DAILY--NEWS - .. .:1II--I.3t1 i iti- 1t3331113 333:33 13333i;: :3 1+. ta;The Mom GonvinU Thios t could do that would tend to induce yosi to buy W~l eSTEIN-BLOCH CLOTHES weocannot to introduce you to a roan who has worn them. 'W antcommand the language with which to tell you how good these clothes are. The makers attach their label be- neath the coat collar of their coats, and they are so proud of their reputation, that not the sl...…

…THE MtCllI(4AN DATLY.NEWS A represen oa--iNe of the Nepera Ch-miiial Co. wilhe at our store Wedlne.7dao Ovenlill g 4 Feb. 12th, and ooill at 7:30 p. m. give a demonstration Noith V ELO X PAP E R. 1o are invited,, brin; one of your wo n negatives and have a Print made from it. +Admission Free. Third Floor. AKN'PHARMACY 324 50. STATE ST.+ U::i1:1 1: I:i++++4+++4+++++4 :: tuHi~zi IIGKI'iGK IBilliard PlrdPOs ad dBOWiRl 707 NORTH 11 1. Il ,RSITY X\...…

…NL,,T YEA,,. ANN ARBOR MICI., WEDNEDAY, JANUARY 8, 1902. No. 72 50 0 hrl iiMnhA iigws hld for tihiee ,sn n-n. iishii-ntried ta lten-nnriiitin SIR HENRY IRVING. (lownsiibut eSimm asii iniinii sint urns fatedn1hak iithi a :-ard loins. tn tc inie tfr Ia touchidonI I'dandaii \l Iaiidenikied ifo- 20iyards. Short,;kickd-heni i;gal. Sco-remlii- Sn'ween-l-nm-e n -e dti.t ydns nofit n The Greatest 0f English Actors Will The Season Enided Brilliantly -i...…

…THE MICHTAiAN DAILY-NEWS WILD 60. LEADING MERCHANT ThIL0R8 OUR FALL LINE is the best we have ever shown, containing ALL THE Black and Blue Styles, and a very fine line of Fancy Suitings and Trouserings in the latest patterns and color- ings. The largest assortment in the state. WILD 60. io8 E. Washington St ALLEGRETTI'S and LOW NEY'S CHOCOLATES Fresh every week. Leave orders now for large size packages for OH RISTMAS QUARRY'S Campus Drug Store...…

…THE MiCHIGANODAILY-NEWS T Ihe6MoaI6OllVlDG DUohT D that we could do that would tend to induce you to buy Wu STEIN-BLOCH CLOTHES+ oudbe to introduce you to a man who has worn them. We cannot command the language with which to tell you how good these clothes are. The makers attach their lahel be- neath the coat collar of their coats, and they are so proud of their reputation, that not the slightest defect either of style, fabrics or tailoring, i...…

…_____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY-NEWS At",T NED L C "We are Sully prepared with a "strong' selection ~"'~"" Xof snew foreigii and dowestic wooisns for the aop- TAILORS proacbitng season. If you are con siering any- 123 South Main Stret thing for nen's wear, let us talk it over with yso. ,o , PiGRU iK Iia1 raiiloirS anti BowNling 707 NORTH UNIVERSITY :VENUE THE HOOKING VALLEY RY. II Thmt moastihe best o21 everythingi: SERVICE, EQUIPMENT asnd ROADBEDt w...…

…t'hn.ANN ARBORU~, MICH., SUNDAY. DECi'; M 'd5, 1901. No. al HARRISON S, Wz ,(, 'ARSITY PRACTIC, SARA RAND.0ISHPEMING CHAMP IONS. S t he 1 Best Quaterbacki the Ys. sWhoirwind Blan Uda iv A s- Wdil le911 uidrS. L A. Auspcs Th Sped Lttfl Team I tom the p- Slet. Seaon) Practice Yesterday fore bmo ow Evening. 1170 PinsuOXlaO Won a fiard an10 If1.,,1the Stanford Ganme. -Eto alttoo. 11.i Cii 1 t rli Illil al ll til- 11lh I i1( 10 110 \1l. ,i11 ., l1....…

…THlE MICIIItiAN DAILY-NEWS WILD 60 LEADIG MECHAN Tf1IL0R OU FALLN is te bst w hae evr sown containin ALL T~r lk~ anBu StylNG EsAN and ver fie lie o Fancy uiting and iouseirig TARSFALLPN conta in in li -l- Black and Bluc: CapstDrugstor LnheslaAret patternTan Ever; tding. Te-arestso rtmentS, the statSttee. t F IT IS AxcLawn or Me aloak 5HAV IT.c iLuncs AreBAttrThanLLve ThenU, of Al. DAILY, ICti Yeair. The 'VARSITY NEWS, 1st Year-. , ~ iiil Enerd...…

…THE lIaCfH IGAN"I)AIEY-NEWS IThe Mot4 GouvinGinO Ihingi thtwe could do that would tend to induce you to buy j STEIN-BLOCH CLOTHES+ would be to introduce you to a man who has worn them. + We cannot commsand the language with wlich to tell you how good Ilsese clothes are, The makers attach their label be- neath the coat collar of their coats, and they are sanproudlof their reputation, that not the slighstest defect either of aslyle, fabrics or t...…

…THE AIIGIIIGAN 1)ATLYSNENiS - . i a TAILO'RS pocig e-o. Ifyou xxare'xcosiering ansy- I1z3 South Main Street thing for'men'swa, letxustakit over wi'thyoui. rI ~WW~WWWW~A~ sl 'V 1 s li n o BETTER THI:N EVER? 1= 707 (l il L IX Lx."o ~ iThe SC! EEDE I TEMPOIURY BIND iE TH E HOOKII,°1:"_ VALLE Y RYfr/1c! V""" r rtlxrlrx.llt 'ixl, tr,:ttt 1ra i c:'iyti;1 5 ~t1';' x ii,> 'iix t NT I l )AXIii)1 ;) faer ~pr l Wte J.A'.sLANLSIAN, (lenerai Traveling Agen...…

…~t5TYVA NNABOMII.,~'1AY OVMER8191 H iee YEAR. ANN ALIBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8 1901. No. 40 INAl --. - 0111 ALL ALUMNUS TEAM; r1903 Class Smoker. DON'T DESERT!! ! Thle Junior Smioker comnittehas That is What Coach Yost Says Ohio nearly completed arrangements for the Coach Yost and His Team Expect State It Appareotly Going to Coo- first 190;3 snoker of the year. Thll af- Good Support at Columbus and fron Uswit onSatII ay fair willIbe ('lal...…

…THE MICH~iAN DAILY-NEWS ..- ..- WILD 60. LEADING MERCH4ANT ORFALL LINE is the best we have ever shown, containing ALL THE Black and Blue Styles, and a very fine line of Fancy Suitings and Trouserin gs in the latest patterns and color ings. hre largest asortment in the s0tate. WILD 0. Tutti PFrutti One of our famous Fountain beverages, served in origin. j al style at QCAMPUS DRUG STORE, R. E. JOLLY'S Lunches Are Better Than Ever t knave the lar...…

…THE MICHIGAN DALY-NEWS The Most GoovioGinO ThIou that we sould do that would tend to induce you to buy STPIN-8LOJCH OLOTHES would be to introduce you to a maan who has worn them. We cannot command the langua ge with which to tell you how good these ctothes are. The makers attach their lateli be- neath the coat collar of their coats, asd they are so proud of their reputation, that not the slightest diefect either of style, fabrics or tailoring,...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY-NEWS - - - - - -- - - - - __.-~ f It 1HEIADQUARTERS5 FOR4 NOBBY HATS, SWELL SHIRTS, AND IMPORT ED NOVELTIES IN NECK DRESSINGS WAGN ER & CO. soc fWgt's rol H A WES $3.00 HATS i123 south1rain Street I r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mwn M.r MILLERS ABRIDGMENT [SETTER THAN EVER TEMPOR h Y S IDE E COMPILED LAWS TeSHEO MICHIGAN8t Its~~0n ait al o eg at.i Buinig a Selec'i4itinofthe 11 ot in fip ltranit i tt otil arranigd and...…

…$IC~fIG4k ATNN AIRBOR, MICH7., TUCESI)XY, O tOJER ~ 01 N o. 13 FiRST iO AR. HESTON TRIED AT TACKLE. BAILEY VS. JACOBS. Yost Adds the Sturdc Hale Back to Seioi Laws Nominatoeon Excelkent Line Forcce. Ciecidates. $87.50 A YEAR. KELLOGG ELECTED. What the Eii st Piesident of the U. of Ml.Sophomoore Election Hotly Contested. '1'11;it \1;i"( 111i,".4 ;,, i, i?1t -li;f'loil Iri;it"i ;1t 1:i,"1 rl.itt : i'ri1" tl }Ii;: lir"r"It ti r hill Whili, ;i1?ii...…

…THlE MUIR*IUA14 DAILY-NEWS WILD 60.: LEADING MERCHANT IF1IL0R~ OUR FALL LINE is the hest Nve hasve ev er shot; n, con ta in in. ALL THE Black and Blue Styles, and a very fine line of Fancy Suitings and Trouseri ngs in the latest pattern:; and color- ings. The largest assortment in the state. ILD 60. job E3. Washirigto. St. , QUARRYS FOR and Student's Supplies of all kinds. Cor. State and N. University, CAMPUS DRUG STORE. R. E. JOLLY' S Lunches...…

…TilE MICHIGAN DAILY- SEWS +4'44'4''+4''+44'4''4'44'44'4''4'44'4''4''4'44'4''+44'4''4'44'4''4''4'44'4''4' + + + + + 4' + + 4' + + 4' Tile Most GonvioGinO Thing that we cou ld do that would tend to induce yous to buy STEIN-BLOCH CLOTHES wouldl be to introduce you to a man who has worn them. We cannot cononand the language with which to tell you howy gooad these clotlies are. The makers attach their label be- neaths the coat collar of their coats...…

…TH E M ICHIGAN DAILY-NEW S 1 + +++fi++t+"+++++f++++++ ++++: -++++ +++++'H + .. -I+ +++++++++++1!+++++++++t+ ++,+++++ ++ +q++++-I-+-,%+ +++++++++ +++++- IT MY E Il our 11iitere - to let uIs cqoot prices on ANY LAW BOOK you desire ... . CALLAGHAN &COMPANY, I aa' Pullishet I. C~itt tI"O. :"t \lPif 11! AN\I Ii': 40STATI 51'., t (aait ~«I l~ty THE RED SIGN. "FOUNTAIN PENS $i-oo each ILinen Paper 15, 20 to 25c a lb. Playing Cards and Poker Chips. MA...…

…AMLmCi- Ult> O IF q-L t VOL. XI. ATNN ARBOR, lICILI. ] ....Our Special Line of.... TO PICK TRACK TEAM Foreign and Domestic Annual Varsity Outdoor' Mleet Takes Place Today-Close Contests is the FABRDICS Hurdles and Sprints-Weight Events Well Fepresisrted FOR SPIN G At 4:1011. in. today elic- track mein mill11esere their first tre'-out. The cii- has arrved and is ar- c-its seats used ineetier greea sieeeedeer- ha$arive a~i s - iktheliindes...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN L) AIL Y. PtbitheaDit ii(Mnda ctedurinag tColeg teatat ITHE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MINatOprar BtA"taOtatat _ Argata ltta, MaintaSt. 335. SttStret. Btta 'Ptaotata,13. Neat Stat'Poue 182ta. MANAGING EmrITR O. t. iANS, '0t RSINESS MANAGER 1. atatEtta ttt, 'lt L EDITORS ArttLEata Eataaoa - CII-A. DRKtt A.HM~uAt Lpat. t . ti. tt.ltraaarT'01, aE Mss I., K. SABattat'3 WA. Kai;titt, 'ilL .h. H. Waaaaoa,'t4 W P. C aaaa'ttL ...…

…'IREflUN1YEIISITY C(F lTd](EIGAN DAILY . _i : : E:rr. : : . : c -'r : r trirr : : . iEtE e: E :i' :E :°r : FE rE : rS'r.Sr. : z : t : F° $:sg . n W Nuvear The,. ib oia titr ti! i iti w# i Stiff, Soft and S A HAT itraws. 4 of MERIT 117 AIN STRIEET 41 .4-3!3 Ss? =34z ? -443a:34ai"3 5 3c-*, r--:tCl sa .? :3Z-aaSS i;3 4is-i « ? z 44" ichimanCentral . M. ARTLBCCE lr NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE DIRECTOR ILVR .o Al.Pns 50c t $100Fin Frbalring a spec...…

…THE UNIVERSITY 01 MICHIGAN DAILY NEW BOOKS A King's Pawn, by Drummond. Uncle Testy, a Story of the Mlain Coast, by Charles Clarke Monn. That Mainwaring Affair, by A. Mayn-I ard Barbour. rbe Visits of Elizabeth, by Elinor Glyn. Like Another Helen, by George Horton. The Story of Sarah, by Louise Forss lund. When Blades Are Out and Love's Afield, by Brady. The Love Letters of the ing, by Le Galienne. The Love Letters of Victor Hugo. All the abo...…

…Wbe Nor 0 I' o a VOL. X1. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRtIDAY, MkARCH 8, 1001. NO. 119 * ..Onr Special Line of.... PENNSY DEBATE TONIGHT dtating and oratory. In Mnay. boitl, y he seais a IIember of the WTeb ter d- Oyl1elgnand Or~yile atin team which won the )etrot andeDomestic The Contest Will Be a Close One- atnnni cop. In dtober he entered the BthTeamus in ood Condition iein arleot the Central Leage. FABRICS -Governor Nash Will debar tin eam isdee...…

…2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. a a i.T i , t. ToOti UNICATION. RAIN OR Sh INE ~ The nfew l'Ofltttiqfl of the Athletic Assoeiatirf deservtes tieheryn n The "00" $3.00 Shoe is the shoetc Published 0 iy (Mndays eceted)darnae hos'el -o 3j~~ to wear when the weather is uscer- coleeear,'at an atiletics. It is a great inprove- tain. A little rain doesn't hurt ',, A"" THlE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN wtadent on the old 2onstitutiolt and its while it...…

…SthE i rb~iY OF MlCHIGKN DAILY s FEE ELF Ffr FEEEEF: EEF :f FEF irfE E F : E :E r.F:f FF'F fr'E Fg:E: F EEF fr E : F: f Ff F:FFF: fe: :1FFF: F:EF E: E: :1E frtrf EEg° ff: : : i FEFE °f:F Elri rY $25 i Buys here the best spring suit that can be made to order for the r r money. In selecting our spring suitin~s we took special, care to. ob- tamn the best goods possible, both in quality and design to makeo up for the above price. xv x Don't mis...…

…THIE UNIVERSITY. O1i MICHIGAN DAILY 4 4 TH NVEST IHGA AL ONE WEEK ONLY Writing Paper By the pound at 2!5r Azure and Cream Wave, Envelopes to match 10c per package; 3 packag es 25c POSTER BOARQV--, PHOTO M, UNTS# TYPEWRITER SUPLIES. Sheehan.& Co. 320 S. STATE STREET. You can get a HOT LUNCH AT TUTTLE'S Prined ectresforall depart- ruents of the University. Type- writing and Mimeographing. EDWARDS BROS. Over Sheehan's) State Stree LEARN TO.. D...…

…She Uo( ALT 1T !1T v y A l T I r A it Tl A T1 l{ Ir T i-w TT m TT'T r. ra " VOL. X. AINN ARBORUI, MICH., TUESDJAY, JANUARY 8, 1901. No 75 Announcement S Our special line of foreign and domestic fabrics For the Fall and Winter of rgo has arrived and is arranged for inspec- tion. The same careful attention is given to the styles and finish of every suit, whether to e used for business purposes or for full dress occasions.' G. H. WILD C. ...…

…z rTHE UNIVERSITY UYf MICHIGAN DAILY +.+ loo posibe, have issued bulletins r- quing every student to be vacciated beoe 'atteuding any iclasses. Different d epartments were assigned to different Published Daily i(Msaays ecepteddriug members of te medical factlty, and it coll -eecoar. at will cost the students notinilg for tie THEt L1IVEISfl' Of MICHIGAN vaccination. It is oped in this way MAss OFtcs BRANCuH OFICs to prevent tie appearance of a...…

…THE UNIVERSITT OF MICBIGAIN IAILY. SWEAR THE . . "vi fi V Wk 1k W r".c . c".c.r"..ic a:.r": r s e'rs" carr rrrrtir" e:rr" I E EEiEtfrFEE:ir'F.ir. FFFFE'E1F : F# r' . ARSITY [ATS ~ C OODSPEEDPS 117 MAIN ST.S. KING OF17 Somas aLa!a saim ,.a9 " s saya ' sa s "a"-!Ih "A "'" " " "a" "s" " " a saSar"r" r333 : :3 3i # i'" # 3 3? : '3 3: .3: r 3i ? :3: 3 3 :3:3: :3:3:3: :3 l 3EC f::i33FfEFi 3'3 3 33 # 3'' '3: 3 a1: : : 3: :33 i : Michgan tra C...…

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…VOL X1, ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1900. No, 63 An ou ce ene GOOD SHOWING Cmmunicatin. Athletic Party a Success The Hospital Circle oi King's Dugh- (The Daily is glad to receive and print Vh icett athletic pary of the season Our special line tesAdsed aiiignd comnonicaIns, but is no t given, by the Atheti Association a icaossAbde fureany iunent .s abhe at rman Gym. last enig, was pFo oein adrcssed therein), a big succes No soix' si...…

… THE UNI EKi1l'Y OF MIGHM&N l)ki_1 Y w H 'tE~tYOFMCIA )4, Pubtlished Dailly (Monays excepteddisrig Colegeeare, at THE UNIVERSITY Of MICHIGAN MAIN OFFRICE -B RANCH OFFICE Argg's Bldg, Main St. 33S. State'Sete t. B tk 'Phnes 3. euw State 'Phone 182. MANAGING EDITOR, 0. H. HANS. 'a1 BUSINESS MANAGER, F'. E EoLHARO 'OZi, EDITORS: ATHLEJTICS, - G. D. I~uD5IUTT, 'a1TN A. H.MPOUO)Q ALL-,'O E- YW.A. IKNIGHT, '811L liss I.,,. SAUINE 'W3CE'sS. DVORAK ...…

…TBE UNIVERSITY J~OF: AII 1GAI. JDAILY. Th AT MAN IWELL Dressed A remtark frequently made when the wearer of G odspeed's clothbes pastes Ily-:Tiat's thie harm of omr clotjes- There's no one featre that attracts at- tention, but e very .little detail is fasion~ied }erfectly to make an article whole-Our clothes do nit 8show exag- geratiotis of: cut, but each curve is modeled, according, to the prevailitig mode, and the., g.arment harinottizes ...…