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…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...…

…OK . a . oc. TV-No. ('sit. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, iSP-i. PRICE, THREE CENTS. Vol,. TV.-No. 6 11). UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANI ARY 0, 189 PRICE, THREE CENTS. PURR ATHLETICS. It would seem that these rules JANUARY INLANDER. will fully eliminate all kinds of pro-I A Number Devoted to the AthleticTo t A f Harvard Takes Action to Abolish. fessionalism. Five of Harvard's( Interests of the Uni- PrIsioaim Ipr-...…

…of . a . OL. B. -No. 7~i. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TIIUGSI)AY, JANUARY 11, 1994. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.-NO. 1 0. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANTTARY 111 I894. PRICE, THREE (TENTS. A NEW WRINKLE 'FOMORROW. The '96 Oracle is touchingly re- Will be on Sale in the Morning--Lar-ferdt in he dtoal ada ger and Better than Ever-The bird's-eye view of their prospective Wrinkle a Great Sucness. lomb-stone is sown in another col- Tiie i...…

…. o _; J % 'VoL iV.No.71. NIVRSIT OF ICHGANF~iAY, ANURY 1, 184. RICE ThEE CNTS VOL. IV.-Nn. IN. ,I7NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANITARY 12, 1S94. PRICE? THREE CENTS. CO-EDS SHOULD TURN OUT.( petitioned congress in favor of the THE FACULTY CONCERT. To G eAuaJ --13th amendment. In ilfo she start- T ' And Hear Susan S. Anthony To- ed a petition in favor of leaving on t Civen Last Night at Frieze Memor-I morrow Night.-A Short Sketch pIg m...…

…e . o .de, ot. I -N . i UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, J ANUTARY 13, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. IN HONOR OF ILLINOIS, support a crew this spring. Accord-j The S. C A. Give a Reception to the leg to the Commodore's statement,, Stud-:nts from the World's the navy starts the seasos fourteen Fair State. hundred diollars in debtwstll no lios tie SI. . hs iiaserepIloslpect of ]liquidatioo except by the pprobllemlto(1 iowintoc prov-ie more th...…

…o ANAM w Vo0L. IV. -No . 7 3. UNI'VERSITY OF MICHIGAN,I IN WOM AN'S BEHALF. first efforts in favor of suffrage in Susan B. Anthony Speaks Enter- New York state and the importance, tainingly uf Some Phases oe of that legislation which removed Woman Suffrag-e, the property qualifications. lThe emancipation ansi enfran- Ant audience of usual size assens- chisenment of the slaves was a politi- bledl Saturdaiy esvening to sear the cal necessity...…

…A% 4M Aim AOL VOL. IV.--NO. 7 4. 1Vot.P/-No 74. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUAR~Y 16, 1894. THE SENIOR LAW ANNUAL. of subjects which the names signi- W ill be Published by the Class of fy : General literature, Messrs. Sinsis Ninety-Four-To be Called and Denisos; drawings and engrav- To-wit." ings, Messrs. Wollman, Walters and "or sone icmae the matter of a taller; college orgasizations,Mlessrs. sensor annual for the law depart- P...…

…A6 VOL. IV.-No. 75. UT GRADUATES' CLUB. Purposes of the Proposed Organi- zation.-Important to the Graduate School, The movement for the organiza- tion of a graduates' club, now being NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. To urge attendance upon all gradu- FOR EQUAL RIGHTS. ate students ought scarcely to be iE Eminent Advocates of Woman Suf- necessary. frage Speak in Newberry The organizing meeting will tak...…

…VO~~~L. v N.7f NVRIYO MCIATUSAJNAYis 84 RCTRECNS VOL. IV. -No. 7 6. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 189 4. PRICE, THREE CENTS. MEETING OF THE REGENTS. placed at 2 o'clock a. m.,be :extend- A Resolution Looking Toward the ed. A motion was passed with- Completion of the Gym- drawing the tinme restriction made at nasium. last meeting. This is for both hops. Thle board isf regents omet yester- The Medical committee apiproved of d...…

…tt* UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRII)AY, JANUARY 19, 1894. PRICE, THREE CEETS. 'V' O L. I V. -- 'No. 77. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANt ARY 19, 1894. PRICEI THREE CENTS. AN ART1sTIC SUCCESS. rendered an instrumental serenade THE DENTAL JOURNAL. ToG l/aA f The Art Recital Given by Professor fo iz.TeFrs ubrOtTmrow1 o G ~ I~aI foLiz.TeFrtNmeOuToorw Truebictad's Pupils an Enjoy- All the participants are pupils of Dental and Medical Student...…

…c l. fit.i-c~in VOL. I. -NIL. 78. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 189 4. PRICE, THREE CENTS. NORTHWESTERN CHALLENGED The Article consisted of several To an Inter-University Debate, and pages a elwitnadatat =2W ill Probablyt Accept.-M 'chi- ed considerable attention among the gan's Propositions. legal fraternity of Michigan. In Thle following challenge clipped the last issue of the London (Log.) from the Northwestern, has been...…

…1 r . of A& VOL. IV-No. 79). UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN,- GRADUATES ORGANIZE, The executive committee will An Interesting Meetirg Saturday have charge of the meetings of the Evening.-Organization club and has several projects in Effected. viewv for developing interest in the The meeting Saturday evening forditnivwotfthclb Me- the organization of a graduate club ings will be hlvd subject so tlse call seas attendled by about fifty sradu-oftecm...…

…jc . a , t . ail n. VOL. IV. -NO. 84. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. PRELIMINARY CONTEST. able that this year on account of the "LINCOLN AS A LAWYER" Competitors Must Present Nms general interest manifested in the Will be the Subject of a Lecture by With Subiect of Oration by contests, the public will be admitted Judge Samuel C. Parks, Hisss February First. to the contest. -- 'r n lla- sgcine 4 _t...…

…tt* ---------- . IaT . Vol. IV.-No. 81. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1894. PRICE) THREE CENTS. A SINCLE TAX LECTURE. is thoroughly wrapped up in his MORE LIGHT AND HEAT. TOGnie Aufai Fropositions in Political Economy subject. He illustrates his lec- A Crying Need at the U. of M.-May Stated by a Single Tax lures by means of charts, showing Lead to Establishment of an Advocate. Electric Plant. We have some fine lesd Penc...…

…iLT ally 0 L. IV. -No. 'i2. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.-NO. 82. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, IS94. PRICE, THREE CENTS. MAY FESTIVAL. lawyers and will contain all the OUR HUMOROUS PAPER ( English cases ever reported that are Will be out Tomorrow and will con- A Grand Two-day Musical Festi - tain an Illustrated Col- val will be Held in May.-De- now of any practical value...…

…Vol". IV. ---No. 8. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1894. PR~nE, THEEN CENTS. MR. POST s SECOND LECTURE. The exposition of the H-ery I OUR CHALLENGE ACCEPTED. _ -TO Gife Aufai - George theory by Mr. Pot was en-i The Inter-Collegiate Debate Wil be An Exposition of the "Single Tax" tertainingly clear, and famnishes a for the Next Two Years litMnti-lelpnilad by an Able Advocate andwihNrhetr.ehve:oufn lapeisad Earnest orker. Igood basi...…

…'t je3,fil. ~ VOL. IV.-i o.S4]. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1S94. PRICE, THREE CENTS. .A GRAND ORGAN. Stops. Pipes. -Echo Orast---------------- 44 An Attempt Wit be Made to Secure Ptedal orga----------10 2000 the Farrandi and Votey Pine Cooper's ------------ tO1 Organ. isteohait'alacceossions------- C__ tOoination pistns----'----- 14 Coalbination Pedals---------5 One of tihe miost liberal offers Pedal amoveents-----------...…

…I ASL all , 1. Jail . VOL. TV-NO. 85. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUrARY 29, 159-1. A GENEROUS GIFT. come to stay. Two thousand years The Law Departmenct Remembered, ago the ruling idea was redemption. C. H-. Buihi Leaves $10000 to At a later time God planteud the idea the Libsrary. of liherty in society, sod John H-lss, On the face of every law student' Martin Luther and Savonarola camne mcay lie seen a smile which is an in-frt as...…

…e . o , 1. aid . Vol. IV.-No. 6. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUAZRY 30, 1894. CHRISTIAN SOCIOLOGY- with the church. Secularism is an- THE INLAND LEAGUE. Discussed by Pro. Herron Beforearchy. labor is not a commodity Doctor Gibbes Relates His Experi- the Students' Christian no more than the souls of -men are ence with the cholera in Association, commodities. Society is the fulfill- Calcutta. ment of nature in man. Justice is Lasteve...…

…tt* *0 or..IV.-No. 8ST. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUTARY 31, 1894. PICE, THREE (DENTS. AGREAT CONCERT. se' aos"onih oaa" TELBAYO IE o G ~ Wa1-- The Interpreter of Chop 'n Delights whicir with its mesmeric effect was QuicTWokiAertdeaSerousFir a Large Audience by His succeeded by Mendelsohrn's Stirring in the Library Building Last CIceaeoEfde aecisand Playing. "Rondo Capriccioso.''Inl execut-Nlti iii'ronsreay Friosm the audienc...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 'IC. of 'M~r. TxaTUL. Published Deity (Bundtays excepted) dariag the Collegee year, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subscription, price $2ttit per year, iavariably i advaeSingler copies :3 cente. Suhscrip- ices may be left at the sove ot the DAILY, at Stuffie's, with atny of the editors oti authorized solicitors. Coismunicatiotna ehould reach the office by boring instittutions are frequently remembered by ivealth...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. O . ar SoIEtime since it was announced intended, hie will devote the entire ;J.of lF.'~n~ that the Pennsylvanian wvould soon course to an original discourse upon appear as a daily. This was found. constitutional law, based upons the -JJP 5 Publsehed Daily (Sm~au excepted) during impracticable, disring the dnll times development of the constitutions of 11 Iisis Coism e e, by Yr THE U. OF Ni. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION nowv prev...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 'I . of 'M~f. Taiij), 'oublihed Daily (Suntdays excepted) during the Colleire year. by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subscriptiontipee1.50bper year. invariably iadvnance ingle copiet 3 ceant.Subscrip- ttons may be left at tbe office of tbe DAILY, at Stotttet'a, with atty of the editora or authorized solicitors. C0tnta icationa ehould roach the office by 7 ocloch r. At. it they are to appear the next Jay. Address all...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. SI f.3af(T.'. D ii Published Daily (unays excepted) duringI the Collee year. by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subscriptiont price $2.501 per year, invariably in avane Sigricopiea Icenets. Subcrip- Deont may be left at the ofice of the DtY, at tffet's. with any of the ediora or authorize) solicitor. tommuiatiots should reach the office by 7 o'lockt P. . it tey are to appear the next lay. Address all matter intended f...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 3eC. of M- $cify. Pubisehed Daily (Sunetass exceptedI)darins- the Collseeyab press. Tt is the policy of the I)Ait to give all tihe local and live inter- col legiate sews. THlE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT-ASSOCIATION fallsst 5 tINS is often moadle andf ;stliy too( to a certain extenst, tlsat a ~sssesepeestpes 1 s ~eeyerttsarabycol le,,e educsatbons does sot fit a stan nateeane irs-sopies 'rt cents. satssertp- for bisiness. l.ver...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. -I t~ ~ttiat nameless aggregation whicls ap- tess, sot because mcen in office do - pj~i~ ~~A ~ teared at the (}rand,Saturday night, not desire reform, but becauseth their patience is exhausted. 'tares- first law of sature-sef-preserva- cbhesitlleerear-. by- darnih, 5wheniiSot Smith Russell to-wl not allosw thesn .toimel 1 THEU.OFM.INEPNDNTASSI~~tI Prse 'A " Poor Relatioin,'evr their offices by antagonizing those -aLL/f I se...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. c hearty co-operation of the depart- Dectamtation, Mr. Tollison; ora- ' -nt . ' ' ent anal with such assistance 'To- tion, P". I'. Carr; speech, M. L. P. Plitshed Daily (Muasay-s excepted) curiae Wit'' vwilI e to Michigan what ''ttte 'cLaughlin. tImpromptu debate, te olieze tar, l' Stingle'' is to V ale-a pride to the affirniatise, H-. D. Mlessick; nega- THE U. OF N. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION department whtich it reprcesenit...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ,-Z i g appreciation by the students has Richard 1H. Hunt is the architect. Ciarksosnivill be'gin to coach the "'i ' ' a been manifested this year, by the The building will be of India lime- candidates for the 'aale sine on esiiaed soe Sisday eoepc'l dri~tlargely iscreased attendance. Itt stone, and as nearly ire-proof as February 21st and remain is charge she Collee sear, by may not be generally knowns that possible. tts f...…

…_____________THE U. OF M. DAILY. ~C- of i . / iau Published D-tly l1aanaays excepted) during the Colleve year,o THE U. Of M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION tbeeciption peace 1,2.50peyeae, invariaably ?u advanvo hoagie cpescteats. Subscrip- tions may to' left at the offic of tile 1jtanY, ait Sitottets, wth att nty tot the ttittort or authot itti saolicorse. aomncain hould retach theoaticethy 70o'l ea '. t they are to appear the text ifxy. -adress all...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. training need not be delayed much stricted and any studant who feels the ~c~o ~ .longer. Practice has already begun necessity of obtaining the news of his at eastern colleges and there can be institution shosld he willing to pay the Published DsairlySndasexeeptead)Sac im'ea ee f ar- small snot necessary to obtain a copy the coslege ycar.,iby no reason fordeahrei the gyea of the paper. THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION n...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. cc. of .T Taty Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the College year, toy THE U. Of M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION out script too prtce t5.50 per year, invariably in asdrace single copies 3 teats. Subscrip- ioat may be left at the ofice of the DttY, at Stottlet's, witth soy of the eatrs oe authorized solicitors. tCtmmunicatiotns shold reach the oboe by 7 o'cloc. x. it theyrrto appear theenext lay. Address all mtter intend...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ~ ~ ~ has labored hard to correct the professional eminence. A few years '- ' / a above item of news which has been nsake a great change in thse gradu- - Catse al iu r setd aiggoing the rounds. of the college 1ales, as thse Directory of the Law the Coltlne year, by press 'since thse time when te Class of 'go, which has just been "" THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION present (ditor's mind runneth not issued, will show. The...…

…THE LI. OF M. DAILY. r" ( vations of the present year, none is crease interest in the league race, ~--- L more important, we take it, than is and college spirit would run high the formation of the Graduate club. betwveen the universities, which are =j1 S Published Dalir (Sundays excepted) duringal ratialy-nsittins theCaoeige 1r, y 'pesntighe pormof theChcg presenting.INDEENDErograCITIi Considerable interest is being taken ____ ' T H . O . I D ...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY.I G~i. of RM~f. TU) ul'obhbed Daily (Sunttays excepted) during the College year, by THE U, OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Sat'ecriptioa price V.50 per year, invariably io advaner Single copies 3 centa. Subscrip- iona may be laft at the blarce of the DAIL,' at Stofflet's, with any ifthte editors or authorized aolicitors. (,ommunications should rracb the office by o'clck t,1. 0. it tbry are to appear the next lay. Addresst all...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILEY. asitaihed Daily (Suatdays excepted) during the College year, by FHE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subecriptiati price v2.511 per year, invariably in adaeae Siagr copita 3 eet. Subacrip- tiaaa may be left at the atire at the DAILY, at Stoffiet's, with atny at the editors at authorized solicitars. ,sonmanicatiaaa shoutd reach the tffice by O'cloch r. a. it they are to appear the next tlay. Addreesa all matter intended ta...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. -'ZC. of W~f. T aitg. eubisahed Daily (Sunidays excepted) during the College year, by THE LU. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subsecription price i$2.50 per year. inivariably i ii advancer ingir enpira 3 censa. 8Sabicrip- teans may tbe left at the otfice of the DAILY, ast Stoffletas, wsth any of the ediaors or authorized solicitors. Gan matlicatiossehauld reacts the office by i aciatch P. m. if they are te aappear the next l...…

…THE U. OF M. ED AILY. e"' t cd ilrlofly(Sundays exceted) durngo te- ore reat, by I EU Of M INDEPENDEN ASSOCIATION All copymutoeat tsthe aofie ieoe t;3a.o of the day o pbliatist. The Editors dottnt hold temoselve eso Bible tot the opinis ortstatemets ostcnares- ptondnt, ppi.eaig ite DOAILY Vr are gladl to le able to present to our readers a rt of tle organ swhich sas atn objct of admiration at thte World's Fair. It is tore tats probable that t...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. '~. of -~w Td~ Published Daily (Bunctays exocepted) duriati the College year,.b THE U. OF M, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION utborriptiott priee Itt501 per year, invariably iii adeanae Single copies 3 cents. Sautscrip- cones may be left at the of-bee of the DAILY, at Stoftlets, weith any of the editors or authorized solicitors. Commauaticationa should reacit the office by to'clokhP.sm.if they are to appear the neat say. Address al...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Pubehed Daity (Sundays excepted) during the College year. by THlE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION subscription price V.50 per year, invariably ii adeanee Siegle copiea'.; cents. Subscrip- ten may be left at the tee of the DAILY, it Stofiet'a, with any of the editors or authorized soicitors. Communications shoiild reach the othot by o'eclock P.M. if they are to appear the next lay. Aiddress alt matter inteaded for publica-...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Published Daily (8iuayn excepted) during sue C~olege tear, by THE U. OF M, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subscription erice V'.:S5 per year, invariably it adeane Singlcoupirsa'.3rents. Subscrip- tons may be left at the ottice ot the DAILY, at Stotets, sith any af the editorn or authorized solicitture. Comamatnicatioas should reach the otter by e'cloch P. a. it they are to appear the neat (lay. Addreens all matter intended tar pu...…

…d1 25 41 I' 1 THE U. OF M. DAILY. >ANZD18. ICROA@186 U. OF M. CALENDAR. ( INTER-COLLEGIATE. WHEN YOU WISH YOUR THE CHEQUJAMEGON ORCHESTRA. __ I FW H. CLE MENT, r. a.12-.C A.eeto oIlni A uew rufle, promulgated by the iSO. MtAIN 8ri Direitor anid]Manae-ir. f 5 i ,r~pitiitlni l'~ H stu________________ Cdes. faculty of Hillsdale college,tleclares PHDO fuuhAPHIu WOdK EXCELSIOR. LAUNDRIY Fri.,IJti 12 -Attattli P trimatry Conitest DO- that those stu...…

…THDE U. OF M. DAILY. ORANZD 88. INOPOATD186 U. 01 M. (ALENLDAR. Rev.. T. Sunderland. The pro- WHEN YOU WISH YOUR THE CHEQUAMEGON ORCHESTRA.__ tE5VW H. CLEMENST, -is.11 ant ~sciS-olo gram to be presented is as follows: 51 So. Al AsI ST. tDirectnrortnd MaCi pidet.guta,,,t~ MusicSo'clock, FriezerMenorial HIl. Itsrnealnd[jJ'f EXCELSOR LA NDRY it . .I2.-S. C, A. receCion to Illinois banjo) Gerner and Koch. II I Frt.EAST. SliJltON 'STREET CntesttDe-...…

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…THE U. OF M. DAILY. THE CHEQUAMEGON LEW H. CL7 51 So. MAIN SRS. 11101 EXCELSIOR L. 20 EAST HUON Good 5Work Guaranteed. and deliv-red. A. F. C, 22 Years In the Busi1 CITY LAUI 31. M. Seabolt. No. 4 NI 1(1100YOURS ACCOUINT +$TAT $AVIIf2( C'or. 011000and Washing A. L. Nonto. ioeo. RoocoT STAR STEAMI Finet ork in he cify. out1wort, and1delivering.0. ron St. Telepbone W3 1. CROWNlPEN CO. F DANCINGEandHD ANDSSELate St {N00MACHINEpR10HAll.AND LAIRS....…

…THE U. OFE M. DAILY.______ THE CHEQUAMEGON ORCHESTRA. ]EXCE1LS1 N AUNDRY :20FE.A'"' II I IN SOlI'. Good 1.. 1. (.111 told. IGood Blld. o adcaire. A. F. oGOVEROT, Prop.I CITY LAUNDRY, M. M. Saolo, No. 4N. Fourth Ave. KR0.005T01-13 A t1I 1' PVl0ll1 THE +$TATE SAVIMS BAn2K. 01111Mainand ty'ashiO1.'icO 0te.111 1A. 'L ow om,,1rs.H<tr 111P.I 1r[1 ';th 'TAR 8T,'EAfIT-LJNDBY Connn"t. elcllCO. OnI1oo'ls:).0. CRWNN CON. adODELARTDEOL 78RSANNITRET WARDN...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. THE CHEQVAEGOIN ORCHESTRA. OD.L Gi 1+ F'T ENTS' FINE FURNISH ING G1x 11. tai . al ndtle.tui ''crtti t H. 'Lt. E 4i tx-'I' IjtI huN -'1i tiE t.iAY CIT~Y LAUNDRY, Sa-1111-111- W. i. SenboatNo. 4. Fourth Avea +l$TATC SAVLP2GS BAf2K+ to ri nl«siponkres A.L. Niti E IYes. HOistR titIIits, GUITARS, ST ' ' I LA.UNDRY Mandolins, Banjos, Zithers.! Finet wo~k i thet it. Pionip ill" Best in the World'" out Noa t l Ca ltcziu .Ofc eUlt...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ________ ORGAiZE 188" IOORORATEO 886WHEN YOU"WI 11 YOURt THE CHEQUAMNEGON ORCHESTRA. GENS" FINE FURNISHING GOODS. EXCEL."IORk LAUNDR II 1 fi~ HLNLI K God Oe ti 011A.1F.tOV ERoT,11Pr o 22 1 earn inl tae OD3 lea i3>Q'"t.o "' 4M. M. Soabolt, No.4 N. Fourxth Ave 0 ~ic~ iI 11111sason '1 2 1 Y O U it A A t 0 1 N ' I ' W I T H E T HIP A~ +~ACor. $aindWsin2gonSI3AtflK . oR H &Gb~ A. 1,\' Nti.' 1Pr110 >tottttt~rrrt ottt,(Varshr. t I...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ________ THE CHEQUAMEGON ORCHESTRA. JT153a u JFI LEWs' H. CLEMENT, 51 So.,IA INST. Diretlor andl Mnweet'-=-AGENT FOR THE EXCELSOR d 7ND Y Christy Hat. London. L. L & A. Hat, warranted. Roelof o Halt. 20 FATPIerhUON STREET.AlsoDealereill Men's ine Firloliog.., Soilt(' 'efv Trunks and Blos. Good Wor k Gotranteed. Golds cailed for Store Formerly Occupied by TWVO SAms. and odlivered. A. F. COVERT, Prop. B2 vears in the Bnui'iu...…

…dULvU. Mr'OF .D T. THE CHEQUAMdEGON ORCHESTRA. LEW 11I. iLIGNT. 51 SO. AST. M liii or ord maflo'. ---AGENT FOR TI EXCE SIO : ,.U DIE Z" Christy Hat, London.Dent's &iA.GHat 0: HL'ILROLN 0115'1. Also LDealer ins Mict ' ini' I'rilil:5 atCai= Good W01- . GotasterS Goods ralle'Sfor :tore FormnerlyI andS I osiia . A. F. COVERT, Prop. 2 eriltilCITY LAUNDRLY, Mt. M. Seabolt, No. 4 N. Fourth Ave. tlll'I0lftl (tti.NI. VII E1F +$TATEC AV1I2G$ B.AfK+ ~ I...…

…THE U. OF M. D A11. LY. TH HQIAMEGO0. N ORCHESTRA. ,e L1=W H. CLEMENT,9 51 So.'VMoon S. Diretor and Maaer. -- -AGENT FOR THE- Christy Hlat. London. L" L & A. Hat, warranted. Roelofs Hat. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY Dent's Kd Gloves 2 EAST HURON STREET. Also Deaer i Mn's Fin F I loiss, Sil Cases',.Tss,. and lie.. Good Work( Goaranteed. Goods colled for Store Forerly Occupied by TiWO SAXIS. and d eliered. A. F. COVERT, Prop. ______________________________...…