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…VOL. I. No. 10. UN CO-ED CLUB. A LADIES' SOCIETY AS BROAD AS THE UNIVERSITY ITSELF. Arrangements Will Be Completed Saturday Evening-The Object Purely Social. During the past two or three days there have been sundry hints about a ladies' society to be form- ed in the near future. The plan took form yesterday when a young lady brought to the DAILY Office the article which appeared last evening.|There was held Tuesday, a meeting at Mrs Brown's wh...…

…Y r.; \ f F Y' . - - rc*' VO°L.I" No..5c). UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. D}ECEMZBER (9, 1890. THE NEW CONSTITUTION. ulty and three graduate inembers of ISEC. 2. The officers of the asoria1- ( Th% lT o heCnttto this association, who shall he chioseiition shalt he elected at the annualaa quo texato the Ma ss eting.ion sb the Bouardl of lDirectors at their first neeting of the association. regular meeting. So. 8. There shall tie nto ting hr 't...…

…Ij itOFLIAIiN J , 1211~ 00V. WNAN'S MESSAGE. w~ H IetIas to say Aboutt the Got-_ vetsitv. lI lIis '151 t'i 11111 XiX3XIX a i( li lt;I VC!,, t . 3 : f, LIX Shalliw tillCase. 1provIiin tstmistli Ill (t itI' I ltr h i aCttttttIIO ai)l teUiLL nIi ~ sit s ittholdsIt'ilcllrslsiX lio t evervt(ellII S I* I t ' 10 11111)1 lo 111'(1\ Iiew Wright, Kayi & Co. cil)1 du1l l I t rill .11 11111 11 111to t iIW(i I Itt l-\. ttztil liltuse1of Xlii. The I LsIil }...…

…01r, J -\i o. _ U- IVEId ;ITlY OF )1 M IGA ] ~n. Wai p. .N, AIO .DAY, MAR('h 9;, lh9l. Pmi :, Tonta:I: CENT. Addtress Before theWesleyan Guild by Ur. Bashford. Dre. asliford, president of the Wesleyari Uiiirersitc , ofl caa re. hi5 bocupied the pulpit of the 71. chrch resterilaic norlimilandI delivered a verrs able sernioni ou lie text foundiii h. 2: 1i Choral Union. Ilie tbird concert of the (boral t_'ooii series swill be tijeeli liytile (Chi...…

…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...…

…c Ije 141 of . 1a b. .., VOL. II.-No. 9. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1891. THE MEDICAL FRESHMEN. The Names of '95's Doctors. Amidon, Florence A., Sturgis, Mich. Angell, Katharine L., Chicago, Ill. Bagley, Wm. R., St. Charles, Ill. Blagle, Herbert B., Atchison, Kan. Black, Louise R., Glen Ebon, O. Brooks, Harry H.. Mapleton, Minn. Brown, Wm. E., Kalamazoo, Mich. Budd, Geo. A., Elyria, O. Bunyen, Robert J,, Kendallville, Ind. ...…

…Of AL A VOL. II.-No. 35. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1891. Practice Game. The U. of M. Co-ed. Communication. Th 'asiyelvn ra-Editors U. OF M. DAILY. OUR Tke 'Varsity eleven played a prac- The girl who goes to the Univer- 'do s s.ssden whose moriing tice game on Saturday afternoon, sity of Michigan to-day, just as when slunbers have given place to a six against sixteen picked players. The I entered there in 1872, finds h...…

…~IJ U.Of , n. W1ail i. VOL. II.-No. 56. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1891. Silk rTiles" for the Senior Laws. Tlhe senior law class met in the law lectulre room yesterday morning after Prof. Thompson's lecture. on motion of A. J. Loeb, a corn- nittee was alppointed to meet with conimittees from other classes in all departmnents, for the purpose of making arraugmeats for the proper celebration of the anniversary of Washingt...…

…Vo.l-I.-No. di7. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1892. P-ric, Tarsus UsAm. BASE-BALL. I cesslt one or not delends almost # treatment of the State Lniersity.r OF YU -- entirely uponi the conditioin of the The numerous nesspaper located 2nr I i hTV E A List or the Dates Which May bei athletic treasury. Mnds must be throughout the state re the greatest 01II Arranged,. ~r~,le aisetd or Mctigan witt be iunailet to inouliers of pubic o...…

…l e . of iu . mlail I. Viii.. II.-No. 'I" UNIV'ERSITY OF .MICHIGAiN, TUESI)AY, F'EBRUARY 9, i1892. PESO ' Tnuor CFNTS. THE MUSICAL OUTLOOK. Communication. IStaool. Th 'rooitos o " I O. YU S The Prospects For Good Music Editors si rrt: ;tmacagers to coasts and exenmpt Never More Encouraging. The idea of forming a wtestern hitchers from batting still receive no UR k CIE i APLGE te as forra'ts sit nttercol legiate athletic association, att e...…

… Al1. W1aijj. VoL,. II.-No. I1i2. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARICHII91892. AttentioS Western College Jour- nerthatshowec himi to bcetiioroiughly programnme for these new subijects eats. conversant with the world's history ;tile Association reconmmends that vieI fllowing journals of theadgfd wtaflwlnuae the tinle atllotedi to arithnsetic, grog- 0U R weser Ci sIoliege Press-Associ tio s ht few possess. Elegance of fini rapihy, and En...…

…iz~rtlt. of Itn. Wailjj. VOL. IIl-NO. 1:1. UNIVERSITY OF MICIIIGAiN, SATURDAY, AMILI,},1892. The Election of Athletic Association toh room in the Watertni n (ym-ind0( greatness of the nation which officers. nasium. Tthe object ot this is to wotiul be producedi, by joining the Befoe pocerbe tothereglarcreate sentinient anti the creaition of!tw and very- vividly iescribed the 0t ll irfer of the hiisiness, -Mr. Boswen sentiment is a unifying...…

…~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 ...…

…c i c . of VOL. III.-INO. 5>. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, DECE-MBER t), 1892. JRCTsseCNS YxicF,, THi,,FF; CIEN-rs. FOURTH FACULTY CONCERT. Icamie lecturer to the Chicago Sinai MICHIGAN LAW JOURNAL. - ~ ! Congregation, an organition forI ___ Lovers of Music Treated to a Rare! the cultivation of a tibetrat sett;oon, The December Number Comes Outi Feast-The School of Music Con- bt Today, Full of Material of Inter- cert Draws a Large Crow...…

…t j e tt* Of 411. 13etil . PRICE, THREE VENTS. VOL. III.-No. 90. VOL. IT-No JO. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB3RUARY (), 1893. UI Re'CNS 1 4 1 t t _j t I c t A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. IMichigan decisions are of especial THE WEBSTER DEBATES. ____- Iinterest to Mlicii'sn students. The The World's Fair to be [Closed on A Detroit Student May Lose an Eye review of Shinn's tPleading andi Sunday-P. M. Truy and A. J. from an Explosion in thealLb...…

…ti Voi- III.-No. -114, 'V or 111-No.ill. UNIVEBJSITY OF MICHIIGAiN, TILL IIISDAY, ARC.h 9, 1893'. PIEHRECNS PRICE, TfIREI, CENTS. A GREAT SUCCESS.icMssrs. t1'ittiamlsoo atd Jolt tdc- THE RINK SECURED. servcentch credit for thei r work it htI-htEeyn ?orh fBsbl rctc oCraec the McMillan Gymnasium arrangwinp this contest. f Saiturcday Afternoon at that .0 Meet"' Last Night. Place. _ -Friday MorninE's Program in Uni- -_----IR _ - Thelin idoor-...…

…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 ...…

…173a . Vol. IV.-No. S. A CLOSE SCORE. 'Michigan Wins From D. A. C. in a Slow Game.-Detroit Boys Play Pluckily. The D. A. C.-U. of M. football game on Saturday was a rather un- interesting match, owing to the slow playing and the lack of snap in team work. The score of 6-o is no credit to the U. of M. team, which should have taken advantage of the D. A. C.'s fumbling and slow movements for several more touch-downs. In fact, the fumbling was qu...…

…Vot. O N1. E ,TCN . VOL. IV.--No. 35. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1893. PRICE, THREE (TENTS. THE WRINKLE. they are probably superior to east- , ern institutions. An inter-collegiatei A Special Edition Devoted to the Co-Ed's.-Some Good Cuts debate attracts wide attention from and Jokes. the outside world, and in that way is a good thing for the institutions' Judging from advance sheets the participating. Debate has always ...…

…tt* of AT. a. VOL. IV.-No. 57. U THE BEST HOUSE YET. Listened to a Very Fine Concert by tie Marteau Concert Com- bination. It was an evening of music, of high class music which to the lovers of the classical, of the artistic, was very enjoyable. It was an enter- tainment which no ordinary city can support. It was received by an ap- preciative audience, and the largest that has gathered in the hall in the S. L. A. course. That the people and...…

…14mm"M0 VOL. IV.-No. 68. UNIVERSITY OF MICI IGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1894. ALL VOTE TO DISBAND. day of last June came up, Michi- Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin gan's proposal for the redistribution and Northwestern Will Hence- of the medals, previously agreed forth Go It Alone. . - -Iupon, was accepted. This gives. The delegates of the Northwestern Michigan the championship with 52 Intercollegiate Association met in points, Wisconsin 45 po...…

…le"77 ,, « it ' Vat,.TV-No. 95. UNIVERSITY OF MIG:HIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 18991. THE PIANOFORTE. ing hold first rank. The fornmer I AN IDEAL ARTIST. its Construction and Possibilities- pterfected thne iron harp-frasie, giv- EeyOewohshadSr ~a Prof. Stanleys's Lenture Last iag to it the requisite Strengtth and Hveiy nchohs PheaingMSongs, Nightv Well Received, resonance. Fewv tersons woulil Pronounc e Him Such. think that the strain on tine...…

…4c . of AT. EX-SENATOR INGALLS. He will Speak Tonight in the S. A. Course and His Subject is "Hard Times" UNZIWVERSITY OF MICHITGAN different departments and the High Lschool remains about the same as ' heretofore, although the apparent circulatioii of books is less than in Es.-Senator tngaits speaks to1 sonic previous registratitons, owing night in the S. L. A. Course.v e to the fact that so many books are give a short sketch of. his li...…

…of . a l . VOL. IV.-No. 140. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1894. A GREAT SUCCESS. received as usual. Messrs. Reed, OUR SUCCESSORS. Fischer and Williamson gave a very UThe Indoor Meet a Credit to the at exibition on the bars. The Newly-Elected Board of Edi- University.-Thoroughly Enjoy- xtors who will Control the Destiny ed by Those Present. The event of the evening was the of-the Daily for One Year. exhibition of wrestling given b...…

…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...…

…Ijc __ _ ltl, VOL. V. No. 9. FACULTY ATHLETIC PRIZE. The University Senate Will Offer a Trophy for General Athletics. At the athlectic maIss meeting Satur- day evening reference was made to ao athletic prize offered tby tile faculty. Sicalizilig that this will be an implort- anlt factor ill university athletics, the Daily madet soi e 0 in lquires, whichl brought to light the following facto. This prize wras determinled utpon. at tile last mue...…

…Ijc t . of . aitti. Vol. V. No. 36. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ERIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1894. PRICE--THREE CENTS. CHINA AND JAPAN. Prof. Hinsdale's Lecture. PLAYED PAST BALL. NO GOODSTDN President Angell Lectured Before Prof'. B. A. Itinsdale spoke before The Junior and Senior Law TeamsSTDN the Y. M. C. A. at Detroit on the the Phiilosopiciai lcllb last night on Have a Sharp Contest.-The Tiyo to torin without books. Belligerent Countries. "Somte ...…

…Ije i i.of 1U4 Wnaila vol'. V. No. 68. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9i, 1895. PRICE,- THREE: CENTS. FRED EMERSON BROOKS. He Comes Highly Recommended. What the Y. SM. C. A.'s Have to Say of Him.---A Short Sketch of His Life.j TII(e fotuili eit :ttliuineal in il(,-ti. 1.. A. (riiliif, will he liven ticcigill iin I nive-irttyIhiliby fir. Fred Eitet'- 4til iBrooki s, lihe-poet-hutmoiirist of Caii- S Nineteenth Annual Bail. Mor...…

…~jjcU. o 4. 'U, VOL. V. No. 112. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1895. PRICE-TLEE CENTS. i I i U. OF M. YS, NORTH WESTERN SADLER. OXTOBY AND KIMBALL WILL BE OUR DEBATERS. iclhigan Will Support the Affirma- tive of the Proposed Question- The Markings of the Judges-Pre-~ vious Debates. The fil p jrelimniary contest 1he1( last night to cioose -Micigan's r: h- setatives ini the seconidlanuiial debate with Nortliwesten resulted in ...…

…tt UESDAY, APRIL 9, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. VOL. V. No. 138. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, T e- ' - RECEPTION TO MLLE.RIEA UNIVERSITY HALL CROWDED BY AN ADMIRING AUDIENCE. She Delivers a Warm Tribute to the First Napoleon-Responds to En- thusiastic Applause With Grace- ful Recitations. Mlle. Rhea, the well known and ac- complished actress, spoke before the Oratorical association at 4:10 p. m. yesterday, in University hall on Na- poleon. In add...…

…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...…

…1)t U,.LIF Alt. ailjj. VOL. VI. No. 9. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1895. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. HONE GUITAR Is enough for one person to jj guitar is not enough, how- N S ever, to supply 3,000 stu- S dents. That's why we have i !i constantly in stock several dozens of guitars of various # S makes and prices. BETTER LOOK: AT OUR i U. OF M, GUITAR,. Itsg o s t e THE ANN A RBOR ORGAN CO., S. MAIN ST. STUDEN"MTS! tF YOU WANT Barga...…

…On BSTN APRSTHNKMIHI ~ F(ti'oltdottlrao~O~itVgow3 VOL. VI. No. 36. UNIVEIRS[TY OF MICHIGAN, SATU1IDAY, NOVEMBb R 9, 1895. FOuR PAES-3 CNTS. TO EETIIA{Y I{DTO doYeI is 2 3ear old. 5 ft. i10 ern. tal year heo is also sb lar. His Is enough for one person to if" CAN WOILL SCORE. riot. llarit 1\tij i tl hl ''arsity, btInt. Mitoley, '6,t.ribts qartr,(nt(red play n at ne ttne. erbert Is Bettr-A Brief History guitar is not einough, how- 101 kith 't6tb...…

…l e . a A VOL. VI. No. 57. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1895. FOUiL PAGES-3 CENTS. MICHIGAN IN CONGRESS. SONE GUITAR OUR UNIVERSITY LEADS THEM I1 Is enough for one person to AL _IRPRSETAIOS j ply o atonetime. One 4 Cushman K. Davis and Calvin S. I guitar is not enough, how- I~ ~t4 I?'Brice in the Senate-Many Other IN ever, to supply 3,000 Stu- i Prominent Men In the House. S dents. That's why we have I__ 1 constantly in s...…

…VOL. VI. No. 63. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ThIURSD)AY, JANUARY 3, 1596. FOURt PAGES-9 CENTS. - CIVIL SLRYVICE REFORM. of tolegre am O100('siy siule'ts ON RUSSIAN PRIISONS Ni ON UTRITS ADVOCATES WILL ORGANIZE 1he lldllili""iontii Aiisthe colig- SRMCALA Iseoghfron es n A CLUB HERE SHORTLY. iate fhpulici:i s ino hcratie d1ib), LECTURES SATURDAY NIGHT. play on at cue time. One " i is nt So c 15y to Syipattiz e. '1he Is a Michigan Alumnus and Former ...…

…t e . a VMONDAY, MARCH 9, 1696. FOUR PAGES--3 CENTS. V~OL. VI. NO. 113. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, BICYCLES. We desire to give notice that we S bcerepose to makze a big bid for S lylebusiness this season. iWe I N+ have secured tbe agency for thse DARYTON S Bicycles,, hich has earned a S hillsreutation s soeof the 9N best swheels ide;price 51511 We 9 retinisthe agenicy forthe SBEN-HUE?2 S that excellent wheel, wehiclilasa this seaisoni been s...…

…thii o JRSL)AY, APIL 19, 16, 6. Fours PAGES-3 (tIENTS. -VOL. V I. No. 140. SBICYCLES. i We deseto gie notcethat we ))imposioema kbibid fr I ttiytlle uins tisneseasocwh( haveesecuredi the agency fur the ~ BiDcyclescas eared a ig eptationeas one Iof the I eser helets made price fite. We d N reanteis nyeaor the N! " BEN-HUB N S that exclentswieel, whih Ihas } N~ thits season been o greatly in- 5 provses ed that we siil mae it our N leaner. I is...…

…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...…

…tic o UESDAY. JUNE (), t(,Four PAGES-3 CENTS. VOL. VI. No. 181. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, T We Dust Move . The stoe we now occupy baoc 90 y bon sld, wecut seekC nwI! d quartes. We Must Close Out H orstocik of mio osand ! 10iiece. We oo' ricon wich wil sell god if lowic ese mano anythto btuOyr W THIS MEANS BUSINESS ~ if yu cwait anything in thli!f mesic line gec our priceti N STHE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO.,'1' + S. MAIN ST. BUY BEN-HUB BICYCLES. I A ...…

…gbceII. of tT h. w iI~. Votl. VII. No. S. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1896. FouR PAGES-3 CENTS. T ., @ AHLTIMAS E'IN. First Faculty Concert,' All Freshmen Team. '\Af~L.~.KD, ~ ATHLEIC MSSFMETING I-rto Mntorioil IHlll was wrll ffid sooooe eighteen iient lapearedl on the flo Plans of the Manao ?em7ent Will tost nigttitlh t>he itlsi Into-Cllil eerayfeltninc- Leadhig tio Be Annotinct d. ple of Ann Arbor who lioteneol to tieaewr -to ...…

…gIJE I ~I! A.3Waiv. I t.VOL. VII. No. 34. ANN ARBOR, MICHIAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 189. Four PAGES-3 CENTS. o (Jj)D~ Leading Tailor AND IMPORTER. FULL OWLS SUITS A SPECIALTY, NO,. 2 E. WASHINGTON ST,- NEAR MAIN. 0 IF YOU LOST $ * an Election bet, better0 * let us supply your Cigars or Candy. PALMER'S PHARMACY. 0 46 S.ISTATE ST) GREAT SIHOE SALE 1Tiltauray, Nov. 7.w-'eill akeslothe fel- Islowigeur inprie. Nothim 511111up in price, bat the reduc...…

…Vol.. VII. No. 54. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1896. Four PAGES-a CENTS. l l / Ij~jD O THE FOOTBALL MANAGER. wort by Mliss Aie Brown 'bfb of Ihe THINK WVE HAVE ENOUGH. - i rrofy of Mliei'. JT~dnn ol VWard W. Hughes Re-elected at on College Stang Farmers' Clubs Against Increased IJ.i UJ J I at Ng t's Meeting. Ii view of the (.ollecion of coo'ge Appropriation. - -DIM OR1R,011l ."11110' i(o11fCor 1Q01 by Prof. lVai'd11( uIlnfe, I'...…

…r URDAY, JANUARY 9, 1897. Fouli PABES-83 CENTS. Vol,. VII. No. 67. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SAT[ a i o (U JLID ,4 O A moSTr BRILLIANTI CONCERT'" Church Services. Discoveries in the East, t t :11 q, P1ofessor' ilillltt lit, ofiie hr l uivr- 1Ie"jvg Ij~ ls Te I1aying;" of IHali Meets All tear "sttle st., WX.\3 I F oet, pastor.. Ott' of lottcoylvata. ts 1lI t IP R E .-to f Sww(edill 8mflad Xiiioto', 12 1a., Withiloheitic cclr ctor Iwo at Nm A ...…

…VOL. VII. No. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB3RUARY 2, 1897. Fouit PAGES-3 CENTS. I I01D INNOVATIONS IN ATHLETICS. get the members together for the ARRANGEMEl1NTS PERFECTED - purpose of discussing athletics gen- 1 m 'i The Adiletic oaid to Considererally. For instauce, should it seem Peiiayu~i o h n eauoo ja o Many New Ideas. to the by-laws of the association it tral D~ebating Leaguae Fixed. ________ would give the mneimbers an upper- ____ A...…

…VOL. VIL. No. 121. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGA' JESDAY, MARCH 9, 1897. FouR PAGES-3 CENTS. \T, Ti W AIJ0OANNTGI'. ;01red with a kind of stuceo -and upon it University Committee at Work. IL _ 00 l igures are painted in colors. A joint inet'ting of the state oenate Repodutio 0 anucrits e-and house enlmmittees 010 enneation Recei1ved a full line of novel- eroutonooMnsrit lr-thi erel represcendasr aldrine sfeiated'eltola thel Libra1r11y.no' Will be 1h01...…

…VOL. VII. NO. 148. Received a i1ull itre crN ties for Spri r'g i gL and Trouserhzgs tt $ y .zk N N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, F. ALI - r. APRIL 95 I897. FouR PAGES-3 CENTS. ANN ALIBUPe, MICHIGAN, F IIIDAY, APRIL 9, 1891. FouR PAGES-3 CENTS. t V' r NWAS ASUCCVJ. I Carry an their own government and - that they will have a sufficient dagee. ii tlf uid~itSOutin Itersts of c interest to put themsoelves to sanme pains ts see that the governent i GtoA~c~in...…

… VOL. VII. No. 190. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1897. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. Received a full line of Novel- ties for Spring Suits and Trouserings 1897 NO. 2 E. WASHINGTON ST, NEAR MAIN, $The Original Allegretti $ Chocolates$ A~e2 $ 0 PALMER'S PHARMACY. 46 S. STATE ST. $ He could mislead almost any customer as to worth of a pair of Shoes. Careless Shoemen are often misled themselves. We begin with the leather - We know the makers-We ...…

…AdhLA..*t ATMW A Alk r IA14L Vv it I ll.,k U* Ash, Ak, I h I 1 G CLJRD Y, OCTOBER 9, 1897. Foun PAGES. VOL. VIII. No. . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SKI Bargains IN Students Bookstore STATE STREET Opposite University Entrance Second-hand Books bought, sold and exchanged. Law, Medical and College Text- books at cut prices. CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY FOR Blank Books and Stationery Agents for Waterman's Foun- tain Pens, Mathematical lstr- ments and ...…

…IMP Aik lo -A-7TI 4 VOL. VIII.L No. 58. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1897. PRICE-3 CENTSa. - __ S WLD itas'received a full line of Novelties for Fall and Winter in Suits, Trousers, and Overcoatings N, 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN Al legretti's Chocolates.... Fresh evry week. Only in packages- 6c a pound. L owney's if you prefer. PALMER'S PHARMACY. THOSE NOBBY SUITS! MILWARD THE TAILOR, STATE STREET. fATHENS - THEATRE. ...…

…Ijle ~ , . nil . . VOL. VIII. NO. 96. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1898. Peticit3 CENTP. WILD Has received a full line of Novelties for Fall andWinter in Suits, Trousers, and Overcoatings NO. 108 E, WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN All Iegretti's C hocolates. Fresh every week. Only in packaes- 60c a pound. Lowneys if you prefer. PALMERS' PHARMACY PIPE SALE T FOR THE NET SWEER. lot received a fresh sply f Allegreti, ad Williams and...…