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…,, -_- - \ r = Y = jl 7....__ 'S _- . .- . - :1. VOL. I. No. 30. JNtIV THE NEW HOSPITAL. The Facts Regarding the Action of the Regents. A few days since a vituperative Detroit organ censured the Re- gents of the University for ex- eeeding their authority in letting the contracts for the new hospital St P at7V8,000. Upon investigation the facts 8iow that the Regents pursued the only available -course. The neW buildings must accommodate both the...…

…_ E ,; , ,/ -i 7 _= 4-r . p '" ' 1 _ _-. s'._.-.- .- - y a VOL. I. No. 31. ~oc I.No.31. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1890. PIE3CNS PRICE 3 CENTS. U. OF M., 34; PURDUE. 6. gets it. Grosb thon redeemns 'ePurdue Boys Disapponted in himlself by a long run to 20 yd. the Result of the Gains. line aided by good interference. TIhe knowledge of Purdaes leeott advanices bull to 5 II line. csecore with the Chicazo Tim- (irosis finds a bole...…

…t ,. __ 3 ~{ { 1 /J/ rho.,, y r . : /i ' 11F f , ' _.. - :; _ . _ VOL. I. No. 32. VO.I.N. t. UNIVERSITY OF M[CI1[IGAN TUESDLAY) NOVEMBER 4, 18900. PCE3CNS PRICE 3 CrNZS. NEWBERRY HALL. Saturday Evening's Concert. About $4,000 Still Necessary io Tfj concerct last Saturday E'ieol Complete the Work. t~ams i piOs001i~ It is statedl that the expenldittire1 for the imiisical season011 iss'Ails of buit x1,00011101e will finish thelie r Ol1e is, witli...…

…VOL. I. No. 33. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1890. PSICE 3 CENTS. THE NEW HOSPITAL.- ralged at present our Riiugb team HARVARD AND PRINCETON. THE EW H~PlAL. anicd a preent____I Wriqht, Kay & Co. $100,000 to he Expended In the Near Future. There are to be two wards built soon, on the grounds purchased by the University, north and west of the Observatory grounds. The are laid out in such a way that there can be two additional W...…

…S I'i' t "_ .~ ' L .. i ' . 1r , _ ,. y: ; ~ , __ 0 " . No. 34. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1890. PRCE 3 CENTS. OUR ELEVEN. Traiiiie, I. g., played last Year. Ills chief fault is that e i+t., A Review of the Players. I pugh acious and is apt to be riiled Candidates for the eleven are ioff in 2Igame. fery slowly getting into shape. Malley (capt.), r. t., tle oldest Tire trouble withiiost of themen player on the team and the on...…

…-_ t , _ "' r. .. - _ , i _ VOL. I. No. 35. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. FRIELD DAY SPORTS. trie for the Contests To-mor- The Rugby directors, last even- g, arranged the entries for the eld day sports, to-morrow. En- tes have been received for most of the events advertised. The garnes will commence at 2 o'clock. 8 is always the case with fall 'aes, the contestants are not very numerous, but they include all ...…

…Nii~g~zsALI VOL. I. No. 36. The Medic Sports. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. Alpha Nu. DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE. Wright, Kay & CO I Pm~t nhcaWrTinha, KI yrt& C . In the heavy-weight wrestling, The regular meeting of the Adams, 'i4, won from McClurg, Alpha Nu Literary Society was '92, after a hard struggle. The held last evening on account of 100-ydl. dash was won by Bur- the meeting at University Hall gess, '...…

…r y IMEL- M1 - F i. oL. I. No. 36. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. 'V Fij Fischer was givenl the running: EX T R A.IEUE'? broad andrunning high lop, Iby default. Three legged race was not con- FALL FIELD DAY. tested. __-- Tug-of-War. - Prof. De Pont WA EA AS L acted as referee. This took place WEATHER AND A SMALL . on the muddy track in front of CROWD. the grand stand. On the first good pull the rope broke an...…

…1 - _.. + y t ) .,, . . f OL" I. No. 37. UNI THAT aOPHOMORE FLAG. Ai xcited Freshman on the War Path. Last Saturday forenoon six jo- Sophomores made up a scheme to out-do the Freshmen at the Fiel D - SFteld Day games. With the two co-ed Sophs., a large ag Was made of the class colors, we in large figures on its lve of these six fellows got in- to the judges' stand on the fair greflfs- A few other Sophs. Were en to the scheme by this fpe Just a...…

…l . \f 0 OL. I. No. 38. UNIT CLASS SPIRIT. Fther Developments of the Trouble Between Freshmen and Sophomores. Tiere seems to be a decided bracing up of class spirit. Tlis leOrnillg Freshmen and Sopho- 1ores were gathered in groups of siX to a dozen discussing the atest developments in the contest between the two classes whieh ihas been in progress since last Satur- r It seems that some of the shmen have persisted inl dis- piaying on every safe...…

…VOL. I. No. 39. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. TIME FOR A HALT! very anxious to excite resistance so as to have some excuse for ar- REST FIVE STUDETS ANAR- esting more students And making A TOWN BOY ON VERY a stronger example. II. L. SLIM PRETEXTS. Crumnner had started home in the ipu company of two others, wAhen lie nds are to be Raised to Defend the Boys and Prosecute was ordered to move on; but an- the ...…

…-- 1 , x ;" -f= . _ \6 % . -a . _ -- o. I. No. 40. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. RYthe boys were quiet, to hear what IVIDE R" *R lie had to say. His speech was a _________________ single sente-nce: ''This is the biggest crowd of ignorant people ENCOUNTER BETWE EN I ever saw." Of course this did STUDENTS AND not make the boys disperse, al- N Athough the crowd was extremely MILITIA. good-humored. No one thou...…

…+ = q Y _ - '%.. -O- -Q ' . ' ' a. VOL. I. No. 41. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1890. PaRICE t+;u i FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS. CROEEDINGS OF THE CORO- NER'S INQUEST.--MANLY {S HUNG IN EFFIGY.-- 1= GRANGER'S ILLNESS.:. ig9ht of the Militiamen Arrested.-- Their Version of the Case. Ford Belford, Denison's room-mate, olil what lie and Denison did up till tii" of the fatal blow. Dr. Nancrede alloWed With the facts of his death. 1MLITIA ...…

…t ,- VOL. I. No. 42. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. SHORT AND THICK SET DESCRIBES THE GUARD WHO STRUCK DENNISON. The Inquest Adjourns Until Thurs- day Next.--Five Witnesses Examined this Morning- What They Saw. The rumors of Quartermaster Gran- ger's death have proven unfounded. tr.George, this morning, said that e was in no immediate danger. A- variety of rumors have besn afloat cernilig the tragedy, but i...…

…. V'OL- I. No. 42. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. EXTRAD XF E A T E D ! . vs. CORNELL. COu.1ELL 20, U. OF M. 5. A Large'-Crowd Witness our Defeat. Maio Seriously Interferes With the Game. l*5i±5l to theL . of M". "I3 IX. 1 DETROIT, Nov. 15, 1890. ae gamt was called at two- ity. - J. H. cMillen acted as "eferee, V. G. Williams, umpire. t llowing is the make-up of the .eams: y *o . Positions. Cornell. e.. . R...…

…4b I.'" No. 4:3. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. r _ i : . . r A I+r' - ''.r. .20-_U. ot M. 5. Our rush line was the stronger oe, utf faks aWondrfu Kic.hbt the constant hinisoering sit the Make a Wnderul Kckcenter caused Cornell to mass her But N'o Other Points are strenth againist it, sanl no gri aniiid Scored. lie made, when a riii ariound the ends Sli sPcaltajsm- Study a-or a biit, followed well by the ciii ...…

…jail ill 9 ; . k.i " Irk 3 : 4 VO . I. No. 44. UNIV NEWBERRY HALL. The S. C. A. to Have a Fine Building. Through the kindness of the Qontractor, Mr. Copeland, a rep- esentative of the DAILY was re- Ostly shown through Newberry lali. The building is so well a Visit that it was thought pt to give our readers a short lescription of it. On entering the hall, on the .ht are found the ladies' recep- 1i ro oms. The floors are of Wood with a border of...…

…OL- I. No. 45. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. The Thanksgiving Vacation. This morning at chapel Presi- ent Angell made some remarks relative to the Thanksgiving vaca- and the granting of excuses efore the beginning of the recess. Originally, lie said, the vacation as Only for a single day. Fi- allY it was decided to give the lldents the preceding day and e day followinzg. When college as dismissed for the ...…

…tt q5t, OL. I. No. 46. UNIV. HERE'S BUSINESS. the Detroit Journal Comes Out With a Good "Gym' Suggestion. of1 through the exciting tities of the past ten days, the Journal, 'f betroit, has shown itself a truie hampion of the students' cause. It as given evidence, by its edi- torials, that it appreciates their Aositio and sympathizes very gly with them. It thinks hat all these troubles "are due to tale ea estape of youthful energies eni1sPirits...…

…'. r y* L_ F-= I' \ r 1 " -_ - DT01. I. No. 47. UNIVERSITYOF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1590. PRICE 3 CENTS. POSTPON ED. Villiers' Lecture Will not be Deliv- ered To-Night. The Lecture Association re- ceived a telegram this afternoon stating that Mlr. Villiers will be "lnable to deliver his lecture this evening at Ulliversity Hall, hav- lag missed his train and not being able to reach Ann Arbor in time. The lecture will be given t0'1Icorro...…

…Y wpppp, 0r". No. 48. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1890. PaE3CNS PRICE 3 CENTS. A61RITED CLASS ELECTION. Fourth ballot resulted: Plillips, 77 ; N, A- h aldWiu, 54; IPetherbridge.28; Waples, S~il~slooed resden of25 Middlekauflt. 14; 'aulu-u. 10; scat- 0rlor Law Class on the Fifth Ballot.trigI WI151Micigaui apparently divided here. 111 resideint leuri called liie some yelling. 'Mtichigan for Phillips,' l°0egn of the senior laos...…

…,; ._ s - v }_ --- 3 -' = VOL. I. No. 49. UNIT Ti{ PHILOSOPHY OF THE INFI- NITE. Garrett's Lecture Before the Hobart Guild Last Evening. St. Andrew's church was well l last evening to hear Rt. c.- Alexander C. Garrett, BishoP of Northern'Texas, deliver le first of the Baldwin Lectures for 1890--91, before the Hobart ptild- His subject was, "The l ly of the Infinite," the general ' S- subject of the course elg "The Philosophy of the in- Carnati...…

…THE U.. OF M. DAILY. C.i of' taro. We would suggest that the S TU ODEN TS'7 BOO KS- Pother swan's mouth be enabled to BUY YOtUR COLLEGE the Coree ear, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION. Subscripttiton rice *,5 0 pr year, invariably in advance. Sinigle cttpira 3 rests. Olt tale at Sheehan's and Peat Ofire nesa stand evorey eveatng at 60osclock. Subscription may be left at the otice of tthe DAILY, Opera House block, at Sheritan's, at Stofi...…

…THE U. OF C. o~f Ytxfl New York, since this tine .the t Y band has traveled all over thie Published Daily (Sunttays excepted) during world; everywhere drawing atnd the College dear, by delighting immense audiences. THE U. of M. INDEPENDENT AWOCRATION. At the Centennial celebration, _____ Mr. Gilmuore gave sixty concerts; Sutbscriptiont price C!,5per year, invariably also lie hats given matty conicerts in advance. Sinsgle cspies 3 etnts. Ott sa...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ofaPblihed tiily (Sndays excepted) during the Collee 3oear, by THE U. of M. INEPENIENT ASOCATION. subecriptin pice r-0 per year, invariably in adance. Single copies 3 cet. Ott sale at Sherhan' ad Post tOfice aets statd eey evening at iociock. sbsriptisanmay be left at theOffie of the DAILY, Opera Hose block, at shehcta's, at Stotiets, o twth any of tte editors. (wtttnttleattions soldat reach te oice by 105 A. t.it tey are t...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. x x_ x. x:K , ;;: IC, of 3?(. .ait~g. ]Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the Coree3ear, by THE U. of Mt. INDEPENIENT ASSOCIATION. one that showed neither skill nor originality. We are glad, thought, to niote that thie greater part of the (depredations, around the cam- ps , were siot conmsitted by Usni- versity' students. But ott such a STUDENTS' BOOKS_ 'BUY YOUR COLLEGE TEXTT Bons, LAW ANDP MEDICAL BOODS NOTE BOOKS,...…

…r U.of 'c. T"Itj Putblished Daily (Sundays excepted) iu the Colleat 3caar, by THlE U. o M. lNDEPENIElNT ASOIA1 Subcriptio price $2,55per year, inavr in advance. single otis :3 ents. On sa Sheehan's and Pst Otfice news standc evening at 6i o'clock. Sbsription mna left at te otie of tte SAnta, Opera Hi block, at Stsetan', at Stotlet, or wt of the editors. Coammsnations rihould rests th' otis 10 A. M. it they arc to appear li.sasmae Address all t...…

…M. DAILY. THE U. OF 'C. of 'niF. Iaiu. Publishest Daily (Sandays excepted) during the College tecar, by THE U. of IM. INDEPENDENT ANSOC1AT1ON. Subscrption price g2.50 per year, invariably in advance. Single copies 3 cents. Onesale at Sheehan's and Post Otice newt statnd every evening at 6 o'clock. Subscription masy be left at theoflice of thelDAtLY', Opteta touse block, at Shehan's, at Stotllet's, or tih any of te editors. Comtnmsnicationo sho...…

…'TIU J. COF M. DAILY. 'SG. of 1Wf. Tarty. Published Lacliy(udays excepted) during the College3 ear, bye THE U OF M. INDEPENDENT ASOCIATION. Subscription price F150 per yer, invritbly in advance. Single cpe a cents. Onoalct Shehans and Poet Offico new standecery rveniag at 6 o'cock. Sbcrititnemay be left cC the ofie oifte DAILY OpernHottec blur, at Sitcchu'o cC stfettee, orsit cnp of the eitor. Cmaattnicatis sotld rechitheticeic by 10 A. 5. It ...…

…THEX.. OF M. DAILY. "'C. of 1 1f. t ait Publishedt Paily (Sutndtays excetptedt)Idurittg the College dear, by THlE U. of M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION. Subscription price V,71 per year, intvaritably in ttdvantce. Single copies 3 centst. Ott sale at Shleehan'sad Pit w 011cc tnt Cstandteverty evening at t o'clock. Stibarittittttmty be left at ttte cttiee of the tDAttY, tOpeaHiuet black, at Stteehaan's, ttStotttet's, orawittttany of ttte editars. Com...…

…THEU. OF M. DAILY. 'I C of . Tatm. THE CAMPUS. STUDENTS' BOOKS. J. B. Field &' Co., of Detroit 13UY YOUR COLLEGE Publshed Daily (Sundays ecpedduring lave 1preseted Abbott, catcher TEXT Bonrs. LAW ANDP MEDICAL BCOO the College)ear, by and right fielder of last years NOTE BOOKS AT THE THE U. o M. INDEPENJENT AtS@IATION. team, with a bat and bat bag for STUDENTS' 1B00K STORE, STATE STREET havinig the best batting average Second-land books at low ...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. "U. of 'm1f. Iilu. Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the COlurse 3 ear, by THlE U. of M. ThUEPENIIEIIT ASSOCIATION. Subscription pricen$2,l0 per year, usoathy in advance. Single eopies 3 cencts. tic iIsle at Sheehan's and lus6t Ofice news stand every evening at 6i-o'clck. Subseel tics smay he lift nt the ofcite ofthe tDAttv, iljseu01s block, at Sheelian's, aus toitet's, o ith ii ay of the editoes. tCmmnicatios shldt...…

…THE ,U. OF M. DAILY. ,j C of M . c* V teams. A trip could be taken STUDQE N TS' BOOKS. Pthrough Mew England playing a BUT YOUR COLLEGE Publihted Paily (Sundas exrcreted) during number of gamnes and enabling TEll Booms L!W A kP MEPIQAL BoRS the Cllegeeyear, by the teamr to see the Y'ale-Hlarvard Y Y NOTE DOORIS, AlTHTIE THE U. OF; M. INDEPENLENT ASSOCIATION,. match on Nov. 22f; or a N ew4 STUDENTS' 1300K STORE, STrATE STREET. _____York and Pe n...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. t+O ist too late to receive his last STUDENTS' BOOKS. Words, the hearts of us all go out - E UY TOUR COLLEGE Published Dily (Sundays excepted) during in deepest symathy. TEXI 1 BOOTS. LgW ANDP MLDLOU L BO] the Cllee year, by . .._._,.,. ..___._ ti'ltlOlls.1'! UwasarretedNOTE BOOS, AT TE THE U. eOM, !NDEPEN[IENT kSOCIATION. SarTUPiUwDaretdENT' BOOK STORE, STATE STREET. _____last evening by Colsa lie Joll Sconid-liaii1.d book...…

…THE.U. OF M. DAILY. weC of facts of the case are,that the comn- psymarched north along Di- Publishet ileiy(Sutndays excepited) ding svision till they camne to Libterty, the Colle~evee, bythen they turned -downs Liberty THlE U. OF M . INDEPENIDENT ANSOGIATION. on the rec.°/s sit-I of the street, hut 1proceedled west o~ili about Substeition iti Fe t-s A p;e yie, stit t-abl 1saf l hit-k l;whleste -r -d ins silsesee. lsilise i - eCents. tiOiIct . ...…

…THE.U. OF Xit of 3Z(B ' T aTIV. Resolutions o '94. hecommittee appointed to Pubiebhed Daily (Sndys excepIted) during Th the College Sear, iy draft resolutions upon the death THEUor . NDEENENTAoOGITINof I. J. Dnnison have made the THE . wM. NDEENDNT sSOIATONfollowing report, and tte, resoi- Sutbeisciion pelee $,211pee 1r, invnibly tion have been adopted: in advannce. Single cpies :iceuti. On sle at Wherea. tGod in his Diviie lrovi- Secitot'e cn...…

…THE.U. OF M. DAILY. "~(of jJ(" j( Resolutions ot '94. duig The tonmmittee appointed to the ihed D i t ear byed) draft resolutions upon the death THEU. M.INEPEDEN ASOCATIN.of I. J. Djennison have made the _____UO _.INEEDET_ SOIAIN following report, and the resolti- Sated ititi l rimee 5,50 CIr? itinv o'i 0h tiontsahave heen adoapted: in advancfle. ingle enie Itt rnts.tin t a t lciCs sdi 15Dvn '' Sheehtan's titd t'at ttie rrt "cht ti t'ae' ' r t...…

…THEiU. GF f~z . of W cr*4). mitted ; While in truth the I ~ militia were not out in their ca- Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during pacity as militia at all. the Collette 3ear, by THE U. Op M. INDEPENIENT AsSOCIATION. Mayor Maniy Assaulted. As the Mayor was driving Sahoecriptlion price -2,,0 per year, invariabhly in an(Imet. Single capita 3i cent on stale at acros3s the railroad bridge, last Choehan's taid Post Oti(ee nw,s stand eeri y",l"...…

…THE U. -OF of whatever party; (c) to show the 1 e formning efficacy of a resolute Published DJaily (5andays excepted) dtaring public sentiment. (4) The essays the Colleeear, by to be historical in argumntt, sup- THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT k SOGIATION. ported by facts, and free from 1)0- _______litical bidts or party propagandisin. fahibeeiptajacprice $ .: )5 per ears,invariaibly (5) The essays to be typc-written, nadvance. Sinsgle copies;; cents...…

…THE U. OF:)M. DAILY. Puahished Daily (Sundays excepted) during the Collge year, by THE U. OF M. INIEPENIENT ASOCIATON. sbcription price $;.,11 peyear, invariably ini advaace. Sigle copier 3 cet. On sale at Sheehan's ad PotOfi 1cnews cstand eery evening at 6i o'clock. Sbsciption may bo eft it tle ofice of' the DtY, lpea aoe biock, at Sheloa'a. ac Foitet, orit5 ay of the editors. C'ota mi cations shols reah the offic by 0 A. . i they arc to aper...…

…THE U. OF) M. DAILY. Published Daily (Sundays exeped) during the Collge y ear, by THE L.oscM. INDEPENDENT AWOCIATION. Subcriptonoprior 52.350 pee year, lnvaribly in advance. Single opie' scents. O sale at Sheehanoa and Pot Ofbe nerastand every evening at a o'clock. Subcriptio may be left at the officr o1 the DuLY, (Jers House bloc, at Sreatn's, at Stoitc', yrwith ay of the editors. Commnuncatios should reach the office by IS A. . if they tre t...…

…THE U. OF011M. DAILY. r o T~ '~ s to urday, when she 'defeated the IT. ST U DETN TS' BOOKS. ' of P. by 60-0, carried consterna- BUY YOUR COLLEGE Published Daiy (Sudays ecepted) during tion to the hearts of H~arvard sup- TEXT BOons.T L AND HME DICA L 3005 the College sear, by porters. W yllis Terry, Yale's anu hlfbc *. 81-J1NTBOSATH TH U OM IDEEDET :)OIAIO.writes in a private letter that hie STUDENTS' BOOK STORE, STATE STREET. conisiders the pi...…

…THE U. OFAM. DAILY. C c -~ii 'tN( agers of the new daily have announcedS C. ^' that they propose to mount the hill of Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during success over the corpses of the DAILY, 7 TXT B001 the college Sear, by Chronicle-Argonaut, Castalian, Palla diunm, Oracle, Omega, Bulletin, etc, THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT A8SOCIATION. Whens we consider that every small STUI college ini the coantry putblishes several Seconid-hiand hooks S...…

…THE U. OFIM. DAILY. -~N( with such short notice. Not only 'ZC f " ' were the literary societies forced Published Daily (Sundays excepted~) durigtop pospone their meetings, the College year, by without notice, but many whto had THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT AsSOCIATION, secured tickets for one of two ____other excellent entertaitnments the :Aftor the T/a ksyiig recss the BD..+x', trill tooielihe reotaindr j the ycror 'Sallie evellittg were forced to...…

…THE U.. OF M. DAILY AT THE TWO SA MS, SMOKING JACKETS!1 S=FiT TlT THE NEW ASCOTI. ha~ Arbor sIoa1 bC m llllr . VOORHEIS &DITS BEST WORK IN THE CITY! STATE ST. TAILORS, W1ORK CALLED FOR and DELIVERED. FIRST CLASS WORK. Otfice.- 23 South Fourth Ave. S-L N iS E LE Of Old U. of M. shcould have a University of Michigan Guitar. Prices lowest, Quality highest. Guaraniteed every inch of the road. Violin amd5( Guitar Strings, 10 eta.; Banjo and vlandol...…

…AT THE TWO THE U. OF M. DAILY tSA MS, Of Old UT. of M. should have a University of Michigan Guitar. Prices lowest, Quality highest. Guaranteed every inch of the road. Violin amd Guitar Strings, 10 cts.; B~anjo and Mandolin Strings, C11.2 cts. Everything in proportion. L.I.dement, ALL~~E IIO OGI o SMOKING JL- THE NEW A SCOTT. TRA.IXE ATm .BROWN'S DRUG STORE CORN ER MAIN AND HURtON STREETS. LARGEST STOCK 01' TOILET GOODS AND FINE CIGARS, TOBIACC...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY I AT THE TWO SAMS, SMOKING *JACKETS!1 THE NEW ASCOTI. ,[ J Il1L i BEST WORK IN THE CITY ! STATE ST 1 TAILORS, CORK CALLED FOR and DELIVERED. FIRST CLASS WORK. 'SECIAL7ItRATES TO STUDENTS. C L Offlce. - 23 South Fourth Ave.,IPL /N ]3E S I Of Old U. of M. Should have ai University of Michigan Guitar. Prices lowest, Quality highest. Guaranteed every inch of the roati. Violin aind Guitar ;strings, 111 cts.; Banjo and Mdandolin S...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY AT THE TWO SAMS, SMOKING JACKETS I TH-E NEW ASCOTT. A Mi Alorp~~1 Lallllry VOORHEIS & ITS BEST WORK IN THE CITY! STATE ST, TAILORS, CORK CALLED FOR and DELIVERED. FIRST CLASS WORK. tIP5PFCIALORATES TO STUDENOT. t ice 23 South Fourth Ave. -fL - L EELE Of Old U7. of M. should heave a University of Michigan Guitars Prices lowest, Quality highest. Guaranteed every inch of the road. Violin amd Guitar Strings, 10 cts.; Banjo and M...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY AT THE__TWO __1SAMS Prince Albert Suits, cutaway Suits, and Fine Dress Suits, ---- JUST ARRIVED See Yonman's Hlat, Knox's Hai, Silverman's Hlats and Caps, AT THE TWO SAMS L 131 ITZ. sT , W~~T Of Old U. of M,, should have a University of Michigan Guitars Prices lowest, Quality hiighiest. Guaranlteed every inch of the roadl. Violin avid Guitar Strings, 10 ets'.; Banjo and Mandolin Str~ings, 5t cts. Everything ia proportion. L....…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY AT THE TWO SAMS' Prince Albert Suits, cutaw~,vSits, and Fine Dress Suits, JUST ARRIVED- See Yonman'.s Hat, Knox's H~at, Silverman's Huts and Caps, AT'THE TWO SAMS A llL . T Z A o r S p i j j l la p fry V O O R H E IS & I T S BEST WORK IN THE CITY! STATE ST. TAILORS, *WOlRXCALLEDF OR and DELIVERED. FI RST CLASS WORK. UI-SPiCIAi RATES TO STUDENTS.IC I 4Office._ 23 South Fourth Ave. PILL AIl] SEE LUS, Of Old U. of M. should hav...…