…The Uo( 94 PaiL VOL. IX, No. 161. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, MAY 9, 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 Woolens in the city. We invite you ...…
…~:jtUof .0 AdL AIL- VOL. VIII. No. 164. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 9, 1898 PpIcE-3 CENTF. At Wild's Spring selections just arrived from the East. Call and idspect our...... Suitings, Trouserings, ToplCoats. NO. 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN BROUGHT BACK VICTORY. Delegation Returns From the Contest at Evanston. A large and enthusiastic crowd was at the station Saturday night to greet our victorious orator, Chas. Simons. Owing to th...…
…VOL. VI. No. 159. ANN .ARBOR, M CH[GAN, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1(isId. Four. PACES- 3 CENTS. ' BEST ANNUAL YE"T ISSUED). "T"he University's Early E xecutives.", INTER-CLASS GAMES BEGIN. WTe Must Move f'6 ae by Pro'tf. AXotirev. Ten Brook, whli eeti s hetore we now occupy has Gsain il on csiLilprises short biographical sketbill's Freshmen Dfa Sophomores 1 benold. We most soen new il#N sAof 1Rev. Josepth Whiting. 1vev. tleorl'e. an ExiEt1ing Game1o 11...…
…Ct , . laxln:. VOL. V. No. 1 51. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TI-IURSDAY, MAY 9, 1895. PRicE-THREE CENTS. WILL FURNISH FULL SUM. n all six oratois. As the cx'-cutisv CHICAGO ALUMNI PROVIDE FOR natve tttitemi, ot caiiibe imade until FIRST HONOR IN ORATOR 1. ltltL -iu rdyngt They Will Give the Medal and $75 TH-OROUGHLY AN ARTIST Annually-Third Year Laws Will Is Miss Gertrude Nay Stein, the Receive Consideration Tomorrow Contralto in the May Fe...…
…Aob tt* of SH. En. VOL. IV.-No. 157. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THIS AFTERNOON Adams expressed his surprise and Kenyon Onens the Season.-The declared his intention to investigate Make Up of Our Team for the matter. A thorough investiga-1 the Game-tion can mean nothing less than anf Today's game with Kenyon will acknowledgment of a Michigan vic-I begin at 4 o'clock. The batting tory. ________ order and positions of the men of The Boston Orch...…
…of , t . 1a t. VOL. III.-NO. 156. VOL. II-INO loh.UNIVERSITY OF MICH{IGAN, TUESDAY, MAY '., 1898. IteTut(it- PrucF, TIIIiFE OUR EIGHTH VIC 'cinnesota No Match fc and Riue on the Di A One-Sided G0 iisieof all school aroly l reeteil the tMiri 'l-ri: tt ey apIpeaed tat leuc~c. hy had iputt x an tEalistoa noil h ze b"t thlsseleil i1Il - o lay fromi tlln fetthat the hoii The -almewaisalit 0 01 start to finisti hatted the batl all cii knocking ...…
…~Ij 1.of ~.W~p VOL. II.-No. 154. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN~, MONDIAY, MAY 9, 1892. PaIoE, THREE CENTS. SATURDAY'S GAMES. ened her team isy puttingrMiller on Fourth inoing.-Jeieis out from r OF YOUR Albion Swiped-The 'Varsity Loses cs( soad Marker in cente, botts old I'aean to Ducharume. Pearssnd ri3OEJ 1 to the 0. A. C. by Rowermars U. of M. hall players ansd first-class Cod to Msark.ninsond out froiii UI Error. ( od lo a Code oDcam.Cd otfon ...…
…j c . o LU. Wiii VOL. I.-1N. 152. UNIVERISITY OF -MICHIGAIN, SATUE'DAY, MAY i, I-tl. PRICE, THIREE CENTS. The Farmers and the Gym. Ai interesting l itfle trick Was played on the fainter inlenihers of thte legislature ot 'it9 ill 'onisectionl Withi thie I icersi tyapplroplriaitioni 'Ik. Te farmer lass' nakers of thte ne sessioni seere ttnssall I tlcerse to the bill tiidlthee propiosel 0) 1o snnte sturdy and inign-iaiitcarciiig' tiheti theinasue...…
