…drw ti 'VO,. III.-No) 26. UNIVERSITY OF MIII 2A, TUESDAY, NOit)VEMBIER 1, 1892. PRICE, TooREE "" (DjjNI) flE T JhE. Robert G. Ingersoll at Uiver- sy Hal on Shakespeare, C r'; teci bye 1 NI tlefiant 1Aed1woc0 Last fNig-h9t, hotwthstandiog -n clement Weather-'A Gireat Ma's Tribofeto th~e Greatest Dramatist -2,800 Students, Protessors, aod Towosj eole Entranced for Two Hoors ---- AuspiciosGOening of the S. L. A. Clourse, '11Shakrspearet 'was...…
…E tt. of A. Wail. VOL. III.-No. 27. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1892. PRicE, THREE CENTS. of the supporters of the enterprise can be successfully carried out, it will, in time, be the nucleus of a Exceptional Advantages Offered new department of the University, to the Student of Music. the much talked of School of Fine Art. It is even safe to prophesy The Efficient Work of the Choral that our unique University system Un...…
…1,00 1 r^ &)tit Von.. III.-No. >S. Foe.Ill-o. uis. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THUR4SDAY, :NOVEMBER 8S92. c:,Tccic(2NS PRICF;, TH R FiI C'EN TS. IXItheP seminary courses offered, we THE LAWN JOURNAL. GR\ ld\1 ATL SYSTEMc i gh lt class those in Greek, Latin, r I 1 .. - - -,1, ~ " 7 i" I- , ., .-, , , " r7 " r n n P I 'The November Number and its in -reraicrcacicccor terestinugContents--Thve Eric- A That's What Our Seminary Ie adtetthmcletvl...…
…e . of , . air . VOL. III.-No. 29. \Tox II No )9 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIJGAN, FRIDAY, KOVEMBEI1 4, 1892. seTisx(str. YRiCE. THRP:P; CP,,NT9. NTI~1I'aImilton , ant irs. J. Reed; medi-( STUDENTS THAT TOOT, THIOA S LEAGUEIcal department, AMisses iBishocp andr Cok;hmoatibis__-TeU fM Will Add a Band to its What it Aims to do for the U. of h erg; its, Miss Btenson; tdental, stf ranzaios M CoE.Miss PIhillips pisarimiacyf .:iss it The IUniversity is ...…
…Aid 42M ltl* VOL. III.---No. <>u. VOL. 11-No do. UNIVERSITY OF MICtIIGAN, SATUR5DAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1892. PRE.Te:EN. PRICE, TaitEm LENTS. Theofoheors for this seme ster are: THE GAME THIS AFTERNOON. A ROPE OU OCET , .L eber, president; T s.it-___ ____ tll icepreidot 1 1 sylrAll Signs Point to a (;ooa Game. How the Men Wili Line Up.- 0V"&U. IS That of the Engineers of the tieasurir; A. 'Sa-ser Secretary; Condition of the Players, QT T.ii. bli...…
…tt* VOL. "; l . Von. 11,-N. 81, UNIVERSITY OF MIICHIIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER "r, 1892. RETEECNS PRICE, YamR :E CENTS. n'fi1~ UX and Cook took his place. Neilson DOWNED BY THE DELTAS. A EAY VCTO was also injured durn5thie last hsalf, _ ___ iklder taking his place. Htayes Ninety-five Brings Home a Goose", Michigan Defeats Albion Satur- says lithat1\Mulholland, Abion's foil- Egg, That is Ai.-Macpherran Scrbf6 o8 ack, got Iis fingers in his (Hay...…
…j e . of Itt. 1a 1. VoL. III.-No. 2)2. VOL. 11-No 32. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER if0, 1892. IE TEECNS YRICE, THREE CENTS. ID~ 1l YJ ork on Saturday. The Cornell RECITAL TONIGHT. FIRS C DXELLP AME Daily Sun has great etitorial ex--_ pectations. By the Faculty of the University" Michigans Good Sh o wing The price for the round trpShoofMsc Against the Men of Ithaca, Sairs oTldiililng The third recital of the faculty of ~ llPRf...…
…Voc. 1III.-No. 3i. UNIVERSITY OF HIGUIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1892. PtTtts- its /ti ~F r~ It has givei some of the greatestI THE LEHIGH GAME. ,M[IC HAiIMT1H ITSCARMS1 works foi the first time in the state, __! otbytelasaono -'utTrain for Toledo Leaves at 10 a M. ''- An Historical Resume of the['lhere is a possibility thta I)dor~k's Psi41 Arranements ave Been ~ Career of the Choral nion. "etiien Mss my gve a t____hetfinal concert in tie serie...…
…e . of , .Ali VOL. 111.-No. il-. UNIVERSITY OF MICRIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1892. PRICE-, THRE CENTS. 1NLU~ AS ~ ~~~1 Crozier, McPherran or loekr INTE -CLAS FOTBAL left guard; Hubb or Harding, cen- _____ter; \ldriclh, right guard; Neal, The Struggle Will Commence rigiht tackle; White, right end; - _-- Lonard, le-ft half; Ilatavia, right REMENYI'S FIRST VISIT. His Reception In 1879.-Drawn b the Students Through the b Streets. ,' Mion...…
…. of AL oil Ila aTID* PRICE, TffizF.E CENTS. VOL. III.-No. 35. Voc.111-No.Pd. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1892. PncTintCNS CANCELLED I C) Ihicagoi rushed the ball to the lineHI A E u ihgngie h alo lill~i I~l foutr(towns. Howeveri Jewett was Lehigh Players Were Unable to forced across the line antd iss cons- Meet us Saturday, bell to make a safety. Scorie1 ______to 6. Chase tackledIJewectsiand Staggs's Chinage Team was Sub...…
…Yf '! 14s ' i'!f4 Ink 1r, iCtia .h: j r- Vo,.. lIt--No. :.fh. UNIVERSITY OF MlICHIIGATN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15) 1892. PRIcE, Tooso C. ENTS. ff iriiiiJ~F11 highioider, and hie immnediately pro- A PRAISE WORTHY SOCIETY. ' E R RAMD ULD{ceetojustify it in his "I int'isie ____ on Othello, In the resp0on1e to Good Work Done by the Detroit he encore to the fifth ni uihbei Mr.i High School Alumni Association. Eduard Remenyi and his COrN- tcineenvi...…
…U. ofA. Wailp. Vor.. 1IL-No.. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 'It, 1892. Psc, TRu, CENTS. U .OF . l ll1 i rder eeach side of each table SOME RUGBY NTES - 1 111l E I 1wetu row ofseveeachhv \N 1. ~FM. I/I IT t ng aee wrow of helvboes, each tsax Observaions on the Coming Naton- We Claim the Invention of the large enough to take inSi vo panph- a Game J(II&O Card Catalogue, lets. In these boxes were what "nStra' aeItld f~oT5 Card Cadlog...…
…A m a 4*1 VOL. II L - ' t . UNIVTERSITY OF MICIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMIIBEV i17, 1892 URIC - ,, r imtii i, CFIN1S. ThON THE MOVES TieGym Building is at Last to be Pushed ieDelayed Iron-Work is at Hand -Board of Regents Will Ask For a Big Appropriation-Thle Build-wilPoaybeUdfrte "J" Hop- Th'le slow - inress tof work oii thle ,-tiflasii 110 bat;beena attracting ttile !ra-tl attelitidi of tie stileii 1 ted othler's iter.Ieste i llin the ito ti...…
…of Al. Wai Vol .HIl-No. i81). UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I- i, 1892. PRICE, T txssc CETS. the foremost position as in orc best- i UNIOR LAW ELECTION. TIIEDRE ralI cSonductor. Thle svrter remnens- ___bers the contrast between a perfor- Ninety-four Laws Finally Elect _ __0 i ac fa'etoes hn y President.-Michigan Man ,1A .U ASketch of the Man and His mar faietoessnsio ychosen. R _ the hostois organization andthe sameui I Superb O...…
…ttIjc VoL. 11.-N o. 40. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SAThIIDAY, NOVEMBER 1(,, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. a The closeness of the play in the WILL IT BE BLAINE ? - [hI . ERSSOIERbIN ;latter halfof theIthaca game inspires ragnett ee A Great Game Today at the sill score, and at the same time brCeoWasigton'sppoitd. Athletic Field. 1 keel) the score of their olppottents co to a low figture. itsn accordlance with te attnttal lfl\PORTERS& i custm thest...…
…VOL. III1-No. 41. UNIVERISITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1892. PRIocE TRiES;F CENTS. VICO on ola (difficutlt kick aganst THOMAS, TONIGHT, O wi Bray was ruledl oif by I- sI A worth fit . o r deeug t I.ir i ti t o ok hIi T ie Program to be Renderno by the Saturday, 26 to 24, Jesnotd w tto ori IIhe (Cticao ' ais of (Ot. 2,I 1P tO - - donbefore time wsal~sIled, i sr ,onn ag ntefis oneto Oberl in Comromnsed H erselt by c an sat, bbll over li...…
…U. OF M. vs_ CORNELL AT DETROIT, THURSDAY. Vol. III.-Nba. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1892. Pu.PRI HIMettiCEN-rS. A ~ 1 7WSL traN and the brilflint qualities of M\r. AUSICIUSY B,1GNI Troas'interpretitions wetse dis Splayedin a a nnner whichftatonsed Theodore Thomas Opens the nimarkedf enthustasm. fiTh tjtuaint Chra Uio Sris. Rustian dintc t thnss and te ChoalUnin eris. curiotus effects so chfarateit sicof Gretedby ,20 Pop...…
…Amftv e ' of Vill *aN Vo .. I.H.--No. 4,'-;. Vos. 111-No.48. UN[VE[RSITY OF 1\ICIIIGAN, MONL)AY, INOVEIB11i t>; s, 1892f ~ tos oss j~rs ilI (r' ff r {{ ii b/7 1 v A. L i'". f S.1 L . S Y..J 1 . 1 J ~i~FIt~ ~ cNT aVNliled lossn the plitsts of the CAN IT BE TRUE? li__ e handdI IIla on voo le ,Some5 Infot-natiom on the tRumored , But Made a Great Sholwing. Iaitdtss te5Cne nhddl.ooth Tyg~A o Ting "onell in Secon After IX thes iee ad'o ''e hd...…
…_ o o VOL. III.--No.4. I' fERlhTY OF ATICHIGAIN, ESDAX OX 4 MD 1129, 159f2. I'r ics Tea. im iNTS. T UJ UP TO THE MARK. nlmelited conmcendationi last mionth,j BASEBALL PROSPECTS, ________and his echings in the cooming ntars- The November Inlander Will Con- tier are as b~righttas usual. Many Old Players Remnain.-"Phe- - taln a Fine Array of Timely and I n01 S" Are Expected-A Win- Interesting Articles. AlL rep ml ta ig T-mF ihgn - very f2ineit...…
…tl f t*t Vo.11-o.45. UNIVERSITY 0F MMDII AT, WEDNESDAY, NOY"IUEII 3d, 1892. WIN.! ances. moaking short wtins of threeI PROF. RUSSELLS LECTURE. ansd ftise yards. 'Tie bait was soon I' PRICE, THuREE CENTS. THE BOOM -A - LANGERS By a Score of 14 to 0 the Senior lost to';,andthue selniors startetd Laws Win from tneir Junior osst for tiheir thsirti touct.-doswn., Brotosheinrser.iiai Pronounced by All an Interesting and Instructive Descriptio...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ,'-Zi'.of 'M H te died not rely upon red fire nor .~i.J t L.stage nmechanisn). Plot surprises ___only onice. It is a kiino of cunnling, New Firm, New Goods, and Low Prices. PiiishesIt Ihsily i(Sndays nseeisellis anew and cannfing idoes not belong to the thecoseaen y eIi ighest nature. I-le bad little need There is t]otliitiE like a SLIM FIGURE to puit it in imiotioni. ofif lltisiiid they sink into i nsig- THlE U. OF M INDEP...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. It will astonish the male "fits," lv= ,2. of" " j ~t~ " ct aws, '0 " denits,'' "medics,' "hiomieops" and1 "pharinics' of this New Firm, New Goods, and Low Prices. ?ubiiidhai iiyi(iSndays exetd)rxingi ____ iiini'siiestiyei by i nstitutioin to lsarinthat wxheni they THE U. OF M, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION speak of their young lady frieiiisiiiglkesSLMFG REtptitiiixtx. aiiionitg the students as "'co-exds'" Wi' nice laid in a very ...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 0fIn ,ie Of all this, the team isT doinii iia ;I1Icis ile. \ti e havtns- itiIt rtet rty'av 'l tantswehave cier 'New Firm, Newv Goods, ra.nd Low Prices~ . 1)5' sat. i'ii~t tii~had heto)re. 'thegaiseis tak'siiga THE U. of M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATIOS i iiirl~ll i this EUsiversity. Let it'' stttttClwi LMI1.IT i ii titiitoi isba ie) wr i'en.'5. lucy(deserei'i veM'have hlaid i11 a very Large StOnds of Setisoll bl(oods. We 5 Shc~iU...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. -~g ~ ~~Co-cols should carefully consider ' _1 = Ej 1/Z 7 7 = -zc of0; the W'oman's League as we present its history and its aim~s in today's N w Fr ,N w G os n o rcs Published Daily (Sundlays essepted) durina columns. The League ought to the collere yeartiby There is clothing like a SL'I FIGURxE, topu it in mlotion. THE U. OF M, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION numbier ecery co-edl in the Iiniver- t sity in its ranks. It is pulrely...…
…'ZJ(. of 3MIF. Tait'u. Y it lished Daily isnsayn eceted ingaits thetaollegen ea, by THE U OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Sasnriptioprie $5515 bppe yea,inarably in adaeSinglSe Mteita :5rets. Sbeoip- tionstmay tbelettat the le ot the ItAILY, at Staietas, nwstb ay atthe eitos nr autbhoedsolicitors. Commuianiations eslsld eash the ottiet by 7 o'clockaP. t. it they are to aesa tte net tay. Addrsts all mnatte intendtd ottpblica- thanton the Manaing t...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 'JC. of 'MiF. 1aiL'U. Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the College year, by tinues to forge ahead as it has lately, something wit11 be heard to drop with a big thud whben sve eet our future antagonists. -- - ,FINE AND ELEGANT sI3oEs II Of all kinds for Ladies and Gentle- THE U. OF M INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION The colmunication in tie 'co- (me n, of course. SbsriptioipeiVt.511pee year iscariabyly 0111t10of Saturda...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. fPublished Daily (Sundays excepted) during the College year, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subscription apriee $.50 per year, invariably in Qdvance Single copies3 cete. Subscrip- tionesoay be left at the office of the DAILY, the couroe of the lecture. Among the specially interesting phaseo of Bulgarian life which Mr. Bozosvsky will discuss are the peculiar cnstomns of Bulgarian engagement and mar- riage. Minneso...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. -zC. of /,vl 1$'1f). Publishedl Daily (Sndays excepted) duriug the Collee year, by j THE LATEST PLAN. Some Suggestionts as to the New Method of Reserving S. L. A., Seats. * FINE AND ELEGANT ,. Of ktfiit hfal iids for Ladies anad Gentle- I fL . Jtis.svrtut~ enutteI IN The boards for reserving stats for itl ii(111 At the earnest solititation of a opend a C8:1,cStra morning,WA R & M L E number of students, we present to at...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. .^ + - ' a ait in all class exercises and socials, it ,-Jl 'tn isof great valuec in preparing mies for the 'Varsity Glee Club, as the Pahiishest 1)aiiy (Sundays excepted) during accession of several '9- men to this the Colere year, siy THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION yearsciiub'till show.- Class eniter- ________prisc ouldlcot better exercise itsill Suiscreipt iiistrie 1V,,5 per year, iac'ariahsyIirthan iii this (Ilre(...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 41C. of I . '$ i . THE U. OF M, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION EDITORS. F . .1AN.T E, 4Lit. ''03, 41 44gi0 I 10' '. J. () 19 414x, Lit.'144,.9'4"ist4. CA. 144: .4.'., Lit. '9:3, s iti . 44 o.1" 9.4,1', 1.t 9S, Asitant4. 1, V.W I~I'.94 9': 'o) Lit . I4,94. (SR 411.4444e W.,9W.41114 4.4' .4,4A.'slat A. . JII IIJ, I mw ' 93,4. ln ( ,. 41cisI.94'4, Lit. '91. 44'. 11. ISWANS, U1.4 931. F'..41ANNY, Lit.'9. HI. if. G4449199,Li}. A. BILE...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the College year, by THE Ui. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION S ubeer iption o price .5'0 perr year, invariably fo dvanceeSingre pica 3 cents. Subscrip- tions may be left at the oie ofthte lILe, at Stoffiets, with any at the editorsort~ authorized tolicitors. Communicationsasoustld reach the cffice by 7 o'clock Y. A. ifthtiey are to appear te text 'lay. Addreaa all matter itttended ta...…
…Pobilahod Daily (Suadays excepted) duriag tae Colege year, by THlE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subaeriptionprice $I1.50 per year, invariably iena~aneo Siiglecopiea 3 cecta. Subscrip- tiona may be left at the attire 01 the DtA, at Stoffatas, with any of the edtitors or authorizedoic.itors. tOhnmuncationo should reach the etfice by S lck Peh. at. if they are to appear the coot 'lay. Addreaa all matter intended for publica- aioa to the Macag...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 4mn to smake a godclshowving, the 0f .i a patc groundl must lbe kept cleat --! of studients. Pulitshet Diotty Ott tas toeertcd)it i tn .. 1 the Ctz-eerbyr. ' e eczu. teandttthe day before '9-1 THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION anti 'g9; were linedtipi against earl otther. anti played stharp ptractice 4 Serie-tptit-~pitoe St,1t50or 't, ttttttifty ata nto'' S~a <t 5't entst. St'tttitp- gatte. Ilthttteams tave esYelleat . t...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Toe asavrage niale student usually ~c of ~ t. oaitL. takes adsvanstage of empty seats vtis's he eters the recitation room-, toj ..I 'FINE AND ELEGANT Si=oEs THE U1. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATID ii sc'sri sssstpics' $:?-5 rs'r s l,ir. - 0 sss~afts~ssss i s's'istios:;lt rot". si.rss 5.55155 may b0 101'1-'s111tshessitrs' of' thesDAt1ss1 ,st Stt(t's, ,s ts swls (dI th 0;o r sos itri'sdssolicitor:?. .oetlockP. m fthtare rtos...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Purblished Dtaily (Sundays excepted) during the College year, by THEI U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION AN UNNECESSARY EVIL. Ontct i ore we ile our protest against the mnethoeds o1 applause pur- suied at pub]lic lectures atnd 'tnter- tainttctts in Utniversity tall. 'thle good1 sense of the students swould easily retmedy thte evil, if good sense might htave its sway. ThIe first ob- jectionable featutre is that of hissing. No...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. "'AC.0cof W.j T"t :.. red to the various literary societies. ?FINE AND ELEGANT p 'fiItThey are sot ouly worthy of the sup- port of students but offer training SITOES Pubatthedt taily (~Sndays exepted) during that can ill be missed by the consci- Of all hinds for Ladies and Gentle- he Csseeare. by cntious studlent. ment of course. THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION le...t vaureics It ttri FTnTLEi1g0\A R& MILLER --- - annua...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ^'C. of 1 Ji'(. Xitit. i~rsue hour D ily unisadys exeped) ur le Colieeu sm50.r THE UI. OF IM, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION { THUOSDAY' S GAME. Our team, as annutuscr'dbyhr_'iji- tain Dy gerti s Icinted irno1tierj colunin. Itiit i edesto 5 (5(1that it is the strongest to he selecteul from our men at this stage ol the season, and under the circumstances of fre- (uvnt injuries. That they ssill play like grim death itself goes wsit...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. -~C. z ' ivtu stopped at fourteen minutes to five, FINE AND ELEGANT Owhioh in itself was sufficient to lose Oberlin the game. Alr. Spangler's S~~ Piibiicy(cly ceil)di statement bears tthis out in everyOft]knsorLdead nl- pct ii y Itartilar, as sdoes atso that of tCm- 31t knes fot coladte. n cni THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION lire tPretymian. l i cs Iittte rooni for belief in t0" W H M L E REVIEW OF THE SEASON, allynmat...…
…THE U. OF, M. DAILY. 1 a Publiahed Daily (lu~ndaya excepted) dui the College year, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION BOARD MEETING. There will be an important meet- ing of the DIstsIv Wednesday even- ing, at 7:30. Several vacancies are to be filled and other important bus- iness will be up for discussion. A UNIVERSITY JOURNAL LUB. rihe writer of the communication in today's paper wyill(doubtess be pleased to learn that the ideas hie ad...…
…THE U. OF. M. DAILY. 'C~. of 3?(. T$cifu. Pu blisbed Daily (Sundays excepted) durinS the Colege year, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION ONE of the most striking inter- collegiate items that has been going the rounds of the college dailies lately is to the effect that Leland Stanford Jr. university has a cam- pus-of the astounding size of 70,000 'FINE AND ELEGANT SHOE~S Of all kinds for Ladies and Gentle- Men, of course. acre~wih adr...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. TO THE STUDENTS. UNDERWEAR. GFENTL EMrEN- W e wish to ('all youlr particular atton a anton to thle faict tIfIt iI AT THE T' o Mr rle tt i nero lrsca lFT Stok, s uual jol U105a g'i'ra an rolplte 110of ighd (ENTS. Better grade at SEVENTY FIVE I1\ENTS. ('lrtliilfC. Y0011 1 i ' i.1jj grade(s of lilt') r'('ar'in)ine sAil, 01w , ANI ill no 1_),l 'A ~IZ~S £IT~ C ~ OATS ltii1. ;rll1 11 () Ivrill all fIhI 0 "ai l 0, 1ca1re'lll s...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. TO THE STUDENTS. 1$1.85. THEGREAT HAT WHIRL: GENTLEMEN:- We wish to ( 1l your particular attention to thle tact that our tca sal nldst ,nea n opeelieo ig ls riothiog(. Youug Mfeo as ,A~a le 111) withX all the dXIX ii, care nd shill«1 XXJ1charactizes /( heIX 1"I' 4XX(XJXXXit tXXIim XXin XX XXIX. acihm~, enney & enle F', t II ttE PAi YS N 0Y Tihursdlay, 'ridayInd oolSaiulXsy al 0ofthe lneW XIXXI 1(15oI Soft. flat ; Fedora o...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. TO TRE STUDENTS. $185 T. GAT7W1 Z~W iEI~ T~v 0Sk~io/L 'usewshbiltoo call 'your joa rticola r attention to the feet 1that our Stock, as usual, incluades a (t'i'oer'it and( conmolcte 1i1ne of llo li rilass riottong. 'Yo1 1T en's Thin'5 lay', Iridayr S 5t zzI y a t t Iiicswr s~labesof Soft S- -IS ~ ats; I'edora 0o' Alpoine 1'a, t- in j .,$o.00 "not v=; . () 111ade nj) 'with all the detail, rare and shill swtnhi ccharacteriz...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Tr6 THE STUDENTS. '$1.85. THE GREAT HAT WHIRL ________j FORl THRIEE DAYS ONLY, GENTLEMEN:- , T r=== T O AWe wish to call 2your particular attention to the fact that our I oisiriencicig Novrember I-ti lii holyv. Stock, as usual, includes a general aiid comnp~lete line of high class clohin. yung1lei'sThursday, Friday and Saturday any of theiiisew sImpeis of Soft ~ ~ ~I ats; Fedora or Alpine lHat, costing ;8 . $8t. (hoi nd $2....…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. TO THE STUDENTS. 1$1.85. THE GREAT HAT WHIRL _____________ OlZlTIIIEF DA)'iS 0;T,1' GENTLEMEN:- _Z27 IT I= = T-1TO I-4 V We wish to call Your partiCl~ar attention to the fact that or Iit~~tieNvinc - h(ciV Stock, as iionch, incldes a gcneradlaaid complete line of high class clothing. 1°oiciig 2ens Thrsda, Friday and Satrday any of tinewci shaps of Soft T==0 Zlhats; Fedora (o1 Alpine }lat, cotng $3-,ti.;o fltenI$2.O made op w...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. TO THE STUDENTS. . - = T'== -TWo S-2 -JvES AGENTS Ft'OZ-- GENTLEMEN:- H1ODGEMAN S MACKINTr~OSHES We wish to call yoer lparticulasr attention to the fact that our!I Stock, as usual, includes a general and complete line of high class Ire the iest in the world. EYxiiiine our new line of clothing. Young NienCs FL I...D~ ~ S S1iIR FS O ? RC Z! 2SOLE1 .AGENTS FOR made up with all thec ietail, care and skill which eliaracterizes t...…
…THE 'U. OF M. DAILY. TO THE STUDENTS. . ~ TVT __AGENTS FO-- GENTLEMEN:- HOD1GEMAN 'S MACKIN t R)SH1E5 We wish to call your particular attention to the fact that ourI Stock, as usual, includes a general and complete line of high class Aetefns ntewrd xmn u e ieo clothing. Young Men's FULJLL DR.SS 5-IIRSS ~~ITS IT~ ~SOLE AGENTS FORl miade np with all the detail, care and skill which cliaracterizes the -.eeYOIJMANS AND KNOX HATS.<--z last merchian...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. TO THE~ STUDENTS. -~T ~ T'T 2J'E AGE'NTS 1F01E---- G4ENTLEMEN:I We wish to call your particular attention to the fact that our Stock, as usual, includes a general and complete line of high class elothing. Young Mfens S7.7Z Z T' IIODGEMKN VS MACKIN TOSHES Are the finest in the World. Esxamin(e our new lint of FULL DRE~SS SHIRTS. SOLE AGENTS FOR made up~ with all the detail, care and skill which characterizes the ,-'{-..O1...…
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