…of Al . 1i liI Voc. I-No. (,). UNIVERSITY OF AIICIIGAIN, MONDAY, FEB3RUAR~Y 1, 1892. traction in the course of the Stu- Committees of the Mock Congress. PicF, THiREE CENTS. The Mockridge Concert. _____- (dcnts'ILectur e Association woitld be ''llhc concert, Saturday evening. 0 Oe f hemot jyast ~Onl I ebruarsv5 a lecture by ex- ISenatoi John J. Ingalls. ' le C10o- seisue respects, that itas been giv en ratlUnion wil ivtne t concert, as- i...…
…I rwww-- su.Walp UIL.1-No. $7. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAIN, TUESDAY, lIC iRARY 2, 1892. Boating at Princeton. 1atlts rowv in b-arges foidexvelip- The Mock congress. ,'),.etesesnof SI, rowing ~ fraclhowvzeri the nintti irestt. theu e o ork Czcnxgrss I xxxt ex-enlix I(IT na; ctirely iropped rnt the I The hPrincetonian has nt o iccltp rbxiix oia-rnlt fMdux xxxxtiiiit P~ ts xtI Ixitrtma tihe project, xnd it trims xquxite pi oix The SxxcIety is at...…
…cal c .of LU. Wi i p. Vol-.. 11.-No. 8. UNMVERSITY OF MICHIGAN~, WEI)NESDAY) F EBRUARZY 3,892. Experiences ot a U. ot M. Graduatef a cigar. At the end of fifteen min- (lay, then Mossinan goes to Vienna, in Europe. _____ites the room is full of studlents, Venice, Egypt andl P lestise. I go We take the folloswing fronm a letter and his royal highness, the professor,' to 1h iih, Switzerand, Italy, Spain- I Oh ilii 1t0M. ' X.Ross, I ommences to l...…
…Vol-.. I1.-No. S59. UNIVER4SITY OF MICHIGAN, TIIUISDAY, FEI1RJARY 41, lsh. IPRICE, THREE CENTS. ReetDsoeisConcerning that the wintlblewv very iardl fromi Lectures by Dr. White. I( OF YOUR - Ioubs h ato ot t~ slth Dring the lastseek, Superinten- IT jt SOCIETY PAPGEh Prof. C. K. Acdanms, of Cornell goes to prove Prof. Criman's titro - let ieothCncnaisoos Ciiersitsp selivered a pteasing lee- r fhshvn acelotSt es has gires a series of lectures t t...…
…do AMAR Vor.. II.-No. (m). UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIID)AY, FEBIRUARY >, 1892. THE MICHIGAN LAW JOURNAL.. adopted in \Michigman1) tiit \lieer discsi Sionlof tielega~iilpoints in Ielectorl lawovof selecting ~preslient-lollved in tiie recet prinlted leiturte Will Make Its First Appearance i( ?j Next Wednesday. il eltctotils by distris. NIir( Cutch-i' conitir0otier s illittiract un11 ivesal () eo0n iias given tis quetitonll ciiisid-in terest...…
…Of AT'. l Vor. ll.-No. ,)1. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SA.'TUIL II, FEBI3-tUA IIY It, 1892. PICIE, TRHER ( ENTrS. INCALLS' LECTURE. I Tbt lecture was half ended before( Communication. I Jr Int l egntodi mS heEis elofsni An Interesting and Pleasing Talk ial ea o(irs h by the Brilliant Eu-senator. '"prioilemis"'hchare to lie soilved tIn eet su,017 R i~irg a iil a~I~reiisticeing sothe les;t century, and ic iih, li rentssciiisekoa was ssemledin ...…
…\ToisIL-No. 9') UNIV'ERSITY OF' MICHIGNN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5 9. PtcE, THREE CENTS. Prayer ins the Light of Reason. Communicato. f "democratic feeln." _he IGer-I+rOF YOUR*- - Wht adese asusssrse 'rsoiDA i rs o:aintheatre, as acknoswledgedl bs SOCIETY B ADGE('. large for tihe rainy ight incUivses- [the I~ci is of the;d insst isn mnstid nrvseexi-t i is ) tract from a etter receivedl Ib xlian. sst . ti. se tnl t sits Hall, tast evening, on "Prayer...…
…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...…
…/ of , 1. lailu. VOL. IL-No. 104. UNIVERSITY OF A1ICIIGAIN, WED)NESDAY, FEBRUARY 10_ 1892. No Cornell Game This Year. Sion, once at Ithaca, on their own Oid Garden,''bh Miss Cole, then s no setlel tat i dgangroundlls, and once at D etroit, there hue seconii papser of the evening, was not the iiesire to see Corinelil''A Winter at tihe Corcoran Art OUR V cii iiitpta Crisil hi spin ipliay' Michigan that there iiseii to he. Sctioiit in .Wssiih...…
…40 1,4% 'o, r Akl Of , 1. 1a 1 . Yoor. I.--No.cN IJNWNERSITY OF AI, CEIIGAN, THURSD)AY, FEBRUARY 115 1892). Paderewski. to the highest pitch hy all that hadot fr omnthe lfirstlbut after the(ConceritoI lii.. etsN ok N olilhasthefol leen said of \lI adeirewskisi 5plse- had1lien iniislhed in smasteirly styl lowino to say otfP derewski the soiea iiliiii s ti I'sitiiChiiielitii ioait 01i thioroughly eized. l lire-te hialla'de suid the ( ohairp ...…
…c . of ,. li Vol'. IL-No,.. (,s. Coral Union Concert. ITe foloinig"isthe program : iord an_- ---- --.- _--- ---" I ll Lullaiby." iiii '-- --- -- -- -- i"in into iEgypt." (.ounocl~~~------- ---- -"Glilia -.'1 This iptogriami calls tocrsioie ex- tt, 1 lditio1t011thanii ha s yet heedi chxa is xwilliaipeitii i fll]caiuks.,iwili 1w assistieilbyiartists olfluighlest irep- iiilon, isd ill lie 5suppor5ttil byia lark 'iiiiil fit'i ti tii' esra 1 x \...…
…l e tt* of , 1. ia l n. Voi.. II.-No. S97. Vot. 1.-No 7. UIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SA1TUIIIAY, FEIBRUAlRY 1 , 1892. vCTRECNS l'lICE, THREE CENTS. Paderewski. 1 THE CHORAL UNION CONCERT. patience and faithful nwork daring the latfoar omonths. 1Bth have takent IIrof. Stanley has received a large A Britliant Entertainment Liven byI nanhe o aplcaios ortiken, the Oratorio Soleety. an active interest in the stork, antId 11 frain as far an Olivet. ...…
…v A %; 9 , , ,k.. shy j ' t t, ~ , o k ' ' a , t ." .a..., - >r, -JECTJL ~DiLYIO 7 Ii ___ [j \ I VElLSITY lOF )I WlIIC x A Pml;, FIi I Nn' OF YOUR the' 1"t0hen Dis'l'>I i y the- 1 )i 'itII' ntn tls',I tIt ; 11tI(S a th L w nlseste m 1I 11' .l >1-1;t, stild Mc("ratl) o th cII~s m 'n 1 1111 ll ~.I' I n Wil.A.M ar.ll wl Do1111 M 1-1ri naii x leI. h and ithill I nd Ill.c'l ~ r i flt wo k t v s rck o I.2 I % .CI tltt)l N ZnCI M e. . . ....…
…Ar. n ! 4 l .lh Jl :. t, i . r. , , :: VY lI. 1!. r UNJtVL1UiSITY O01!'/I IO10' AS ,~. T' SI)AY) 'ii1T 5~ 12 lntercolieciate Athletic Contes Mi chivan. Club Banquet. osj iih 'tlt11l1 Iitll (f O1( YOUR~i Record for1'e!) A '1mbii Ii ho ill 11 iheip in r [ h s h .ol911 ng tc i b m -I 1 1 as 1e i; ad h t a yin Inc l~rohalIn future poliy more, 1noted iei 1111 :,y ha l'l I' 1111 the niv rsit- tn ards intcIll- InI h i v devr>ea an i c i i ...…
…c~Ijc ik. of Al . Wiailjj. Vol-. 1.-No. 100F. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB3RUAIIY 24, 1892. PRICE, THRIEE CENTS. I Ii I . ii 'I ii t' rTse Astronomical Expediton to Montana Banquet. business menl have wbose offices j K OF YOUR - Peru. beM\on tana studen ts gv happen to be in the same lblock. S c~ y RBT A little more than a year ago, the bainqnet it llangsterfer's sail, last Class spirit hardlty exists before the 0151lli1 a ,vcos...…
…lac . of sn . W1aijj. oIL. i I.-N o. 1O01. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THIUI{SDAY, FEBRUIARY i>t1.82 Yale-Harvard Basebal I hicaleN ce'sprients thet foliow- staeme ts ate ,Icilarvardin rief- tl''ite ti :twoi le °s Iniitthec'iit' Ottitrimsnte I a e an omout of what tool mpreiiiisi iotialc and Mar art istttitit.tWhile the tct sls I~uh ishcd ar tra , th ar I 'll lasit it then vs 'h t , tiwis noct the right wayitc icondct." aseti s."t. t tt tate...…
…l c . a AT . Wizi1p. Vest. IL.--No. 1012. UNIVERISITY OF MICHIIGAN, FIDAY, Fi;Ii{UAIIY o_ C2 PRIzcE+, Tiiss ENT(JaS. Oratorical Associatoni Ike fol loing menwill viiappear in { tie preioinnsix conitesti tHs evining: Senior Tt--- . i.Bo e , W. 11. iclirsibark A. i.Clr, LewisE Juior Tits... 11. Johnstxlon, H. ;1. sWalker .F elr >iiSohoore its---J. F.irtons, IU 1'. Ikilcx .W etn xliii its, iA C urh, J. 11 I Ieev (. iiLxMorganvW. 1. jtnrliws ...…
…lIje I . of ,rn. Wailjj. VoL.. 11-No. .10:.9. BASEBALL BENEFIT. A ;lenditi Programme andi Magnif- cent Costumes. Aftercon lsiderabile diifiti ti tle nitfeinen I of the enterta inent to i>nnW t next Ihursdav night have ,e 'l d tht' uIL of I. tiiittit5 11,ll. Nearl'allthy entattalet Wi li ke it t n telb. se. Th ). A. CBaoanii \annin Icitibslhave to ycosetd to ldtiheir aid. 1':( ro r ll ill e s bsan ial 0 1I). il(l.IBa jo (:I1 1 1). tl W. 1" M...…
…Ic i . of A T. Walp. Vor. 1.-No. 104. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAiN, M\OND)AY, FEBRUARY 29, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. Preliminary Oratorical Contest. fi itrel~iniinary contest of t, t101 liw class xway heliiSatturd(ay i cuiing,xwhiich c(oimipletsthetseries r 1enivesI iwtt o5 wi lt ( ti Iart in ic iiiter-lassixercses )n xarc c 5thwhlnthey((iillxiitriifor the hon- orif representingp the t of N.inii t Northernax IOratorxil Ieaxgue at Li'aiitoii Th...…
…*cZc. Of 1-MT. Dcdty. tablittied Daily (Sunadays excepted) during theiCollee 3 ar, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION subcriptiontpice $2.;)0iper year, invariably inadvanc Singe coiest3 cents,. tiasale at lieca'and a STtttice news stand ht , wcolno.Stbscriptions may the lelt it he office at the DALtiY, Dpeta lousie hiach, at Sheehan's, at Stotitet's, ccwit h ay ofthe (Cmmnicationsa shouild rath tc tehfiea ty THE U. OF M. DAILY. Enln ed n...…
…'Cc. of 'Mf. Tre Publishetd aly (hSundays ecepted) uring the Catee ea, by THE U OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION sheipiass piet?..511pe earts, i tablhy tnaslsses'.Sigle ra'siens. tOnsal t '. ZC tIsutn"andPo tfiet t'S stand attt12 O'lonon uscreiptiostaytbekl efst at ' the office of the IAaILL, Opera Itusae sittck, at a e ols t tofIt's, oreasthItsay at the edtlotts. ('onrnnictios soul rectuhe fics tte by We 'lsek . .sifthteyare t topeths'e n ay. Ad...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. of'M a' short tinte ago, however, the prohlt)- of'"J' itory lawe was repsealeci hy the faculty at the requnest of the athletic Asso- Patlist't tniy isetay exr~tet) aritgciation. .5toutriament is fnoss being the Collegeeyear, Sby THEU. F M IDEPNDET SSOIATONarrangedsto be hetetldFeb. i g, anct THEU. F M INEPEDEN ASOCITIO te only Sling that tentds to mnar its success is the great lack of interest Sbetiptiost price It2-i0 per...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 'ZC. o 1,M .T a fu- Princetons is to have a week of j (l ancing, like Vale's prometiade l E week this year. Puihedhn Daily (Sundays exceeted)idurng s prof. Shaler, of Harvard, has, witnantwok raueadTHE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION %honlin"Amireiand" TIhe situideintsoftih(le college and Bo uibs'eiptiiitic~e $2.510per year, invariatbly inad alittistSinsgie tap1irs i enase. Onsalntisem cinary at I'ci nveboiisave statrteid...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. r"11. Dar school from which it is issued. The , JJ ~journal is the only one of the many aslalished tDnily (Sundays excepted) during the Collenve yeat, ab' THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Suscription price X2.50 per year, in satubly ;advalwe dinecopia--a3 cents. On sale at nfeenan's'anadPsatOficessnes stand at l12 o'clock, aoon.Subscriptions may bes lefts at heofcecof the DAit,tOpera us clek, at Shrettass, its Stttlet...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY.__ C.Of'M r k ' i taswelabandon the sparring,' +FOR of] e e 1I TE SECOND SMETE -~ f ~( wresigandwllfeticiag contests, the Q He Eli.U ~L WUNJW2LIU~L base-haltl enlte(rtaainmsenttwthichaiaas Greek, Latin, French, German, ans] Mathlnnttjnei the tihe I ai rrunaex epe, duing to base been given intt Iniversity + oks\e«' andi Secondiflaiat 131 nM rh3 n aclte T"THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION II] tl iac ,adcne conitrac ts iith ...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. -w-C of M~. $ciL. Death of Dr. Chartes P. Pengra. ______I)r. Charles P..iPengra (lied at his '1lishet Daily {Sundtays encerpiotilauring: residence, f.,o lDartmotuth St., Bos- t he Colttge'erby t on, :Mass.,Suntday, january 31 i THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENTIASSOCIATION lie was born in 1861, and passed _____his early days in (Ovidii 1clh. In sbritoprice$.2,50 per year, ivaialSty 1iSSi , tie iwas graiduatet ini tte de- ,n ucler...…
…THE U. OF'M. DAILY. .of?bished Daily Snadays excepted) during the Colege tear, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subsecription price F2.50l per year, invariably n avane Cinleconsie 3cecta. On tale at cneenunnaad aPnt Offtceewsrtestand at 12 O'lcnocn. Subscriptiont may be left at the officc at the DxAIL, Opera Hexer bloek, at Sheehti's, at Stotlet's, or with tnof1 the Conmunicatioca should reach the otfhce by "oclerk r. Mn. if they are t...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY, 'Zl. of 1U .T etif to decline the offers of Vale and + F RTEE SECONDP SEMESTE? l JUI ZJ/ ° H~~larvardl for daes in the early part C le e + OT EI.L11'I EE of the fol lowing week, it woldl seem+ ltbise a l Pnas xest uig~Greek, Latin, Frech German antIahematielt slit Coic catsit tha if serossota as ive at ll, ~ +Books New and Secondhand at the te sould hare been extended ,-," + THE U. OF M INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION) htteetv uies...…
…THE U. OF M.- DAILY. ' (. ofj slhowtedlthat the class full y apptreci- . t ate(1 the lgteat interest swhich Prof. 'sttitet taly b asay erepet tsena Know]lton takes in all things tenoding the Colteg ear , by to benefit the dlepartmseat. ieI spoke in gTreat braise of the work of tihe THE U. OF M,. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION conitttee.landl emphtasizedl the fact, ______- that this ssas entirely ass affair of the Su scrin price g2.501 per year, invr...…
…3I THE U. OF M. DAILY. iIJ. f 1Jo(. thy, R:~~ ock Islandl; Kellen- "o Go Ie~ e FO- TESECON E M F .l.1 fU J L " bc hetnCee.Pitchers-:Austin, Cu thrie; Iliar- Grek:Lti , ec emn ii ahmtc iblished Dinily (Sundays excepted) during ti4ek aii itc, retii, di,~~eidi'i t he Clere y ie1i5,\a~~Clee enor, by'. exlgoks, New itidISecondhndcat 'HE U. OF M, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION of M. }I211inalian, ()sh kosh," Ilou-i'ii F. L., Grand Raisl Itnas' 4 Sttieeipt...…
…THE U. of M. DAIL.. . . '1' '. V~tt Germian" b)y Raymond Weeks. The ,- wittiest antI brightest thling that has foundtlits way into the College ,anbishedt Daily (gsedays excepted) during apesi aymnh S" the Coiece )tear, bypaesimaym ttss'On Consequncie of C'o-Education," -a THE Ui. Of M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION brace of triolets fresh front the in- HE geniouss trains of ''Ted'' Smith. Ar- _. thur HI. I1Iolmes conitributes another Go1JepjeI+ FO...…
…THE Ui. OF M. DAILY. WIL3Z1r tOE..L/ ) GOOD. ie1 ~1%,11El) (=LO h. .-siIAL SAL!'. < r l2 A'y Ct) fil 'f f it? t :i1 j ?: f!i3' (" Ltttik3 11t 373 isf t !C ' It'll' t wT' MLAG2J \ iu :WiI'1<t & soIi EDJUE1:1,8;. ('AM NTIJ N~ B!T TllfliNEt a1 No. 2 East Washington street, - Near Main Street. l' 10 and 12 WEST HURON STREET. a wm For First Class Lunch; Cigars, Tobacco and Confectionery go to R. E. JOLLY & CO., 26 s. State St. …
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. a11 r. T l It' als r't'a Price(a heas tbat('11 atal ta ato r. o fa lae C o reat' dc of a a tl Vetl. IThe ItA I, a ai ~zt~s all I a 5s- ;tv al 1itc'r-tall'staat ttinws ,It(I i Il1 mta ()t' a ll asch la t11 f o s a ',, 'a *t i l ta la 11(1 sata j1 IecSout HQ' NI SLCJPSEMIESILI t~attt, ' tnet. aata~tt, Attf4St 1 t 4t:tat r _,_, Gr e , I t1a la chtt' (tad E 'tri ll , lIITa NT t sal IItc THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. r W~'iellesley conies to the front with + T E T C ~i theColeeoearIb T xt I It is otioniial for each professor at i THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION BlrioiniiwhetlherIis studtetnts shall j+ ris ral ear isaratty auie np absences. i~ Subscriptiiiiilrice s'sal0lairseais tneaassesy O 0 University Baaksellers, - - state street. en cilssieSiaairepirsi ctsi. onsaieat (lehnrddlasi h ses -css sinana cliitOff(iternewres standt at ...…
…TIDlE U. OF M. DAILY. can only conclunle that they are sin oi 1 O ~l FOTES M S E Z ~ C. of'MJ. cati~I. tentional, prompted by theunowar C l ee F R H1+CN EM SE rantedl assumption of the Crimsn's+ (S°dysexete) arnL T xt , .Greek, Latin, French, German, and Mtentc1 the Colege year, by editor atnl by a puerile desire to be- TeV1Bonks, New ant] Secondlitanti at little the[,. of NI. 'The attituticf + t THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION E h'rmo oa...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. J( of ' a Johns Hopkins tUniversity will ..J C u tprotbably establish a chair of marine jarchitecture. Piiisihed ttaiiy (Sndays excepted) during Tenwhado dtr o h the Clleireear, by enwbado dtr o h THE . O M.INDEENDNT SSOCATIN \ale Lasw Jou~rnal sill hereafter tie T HEU F M INEPENENTASSCIAIONstelected by cumpetition. Ihenry j . (;ruber, of the Cleve- iubnntition price $t.50 per yeae, invnriabty n dvtu'i' single cneirt 3 cen...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. . C. ,C oobll olle~e +FOR IRE OEOOI Ii__ itansswer to many inqutliies ablout tiiedDiy(Sundays excepted) during football practice, Mr. lDygert wishes ~GekLtn rnh e the college teat', by to announice that as soon as the T ext., +Rooks, New and S, THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION iud onl the campuSstwill permit, teewlbefoblprcieThSubscription price X2.50 per year, isvariably wilt be continued until warm Bo University Boase...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. " ready to deprecate these nesv ideas of philosophical and scientific (is- coveries. The ministry needs trained u blishni Oaily (Sundtays excepted) daringI men whlo are true to their cosvic- the sllce ene tions. Untrained men are not fit 1HE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION to be leaders. The disintegrating forces nmust he met on their own Subscription price $2"50 per yenr, invariably 1grootids. IDrains as well as piety n ...…
…AT THE TWO S Commencn Wednsdy 'MrnnJnury"27, The Entire Stock.~ Of Clothing. YI ( THE U. OF M. DAILY. A MS wroNO WAR WITH CHILI! I n a nthe pre of Clothing, Hints, Capls, Unaderwear, Clones, Mittens, hosiery, S92, IRNKS. VALISES, Fine Shirts, Cotlares, Cuffs, Oeralls and Jackets, \We are going to let the tmtbtie loose amiong thirty-eigtht thsousandtltaos ($3S,000.00) north of aseechondisA fee twenty stays, whlicts mittbteitt Fetbeeary 9, <<t ...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. AT THE TWO SAMS Comening ednesday Morening, January 27, 1892. The Entire Stock ;t Of Clothing. {,icas, Salts, Paeta. IDresa Sits, I'riace Albert Saits, Satokittpjackets,BhsRaises, Mat nd laps, Speal, Far and Ilust. all Itrtdertwear, all Shtirts, all (loes, all Neckweear, andi every Ar ticle in the Stocka at ' NO WAR WITH CHILI! Bteatn te price af Clthting, hia, (ale, iUnderwear, (laces, Mitt es, Hliry. 'TRU'NKS. VALISES, ...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. NO WAR WITH CHILI! lttwar on Ittheice of (lothiang, IIatsCapsLUderwear, (love-s,Mitatetns, IHosiery, " TRUNKS. VALISE S, Fine Shitst, Collars, Catffs, Overalls antI Jackets. We are going ta let thte publlic loose attottg thtirty-eight thaousantd dollarsa ($38000o.00) - ~~~ ortht of taeeotandi-.e fortweetty days, whicha will be till Febrary 9, at onte-qater (,) _____o Q J 5 0 ooff maredt'eao . Wehaveeanot picked out afew goo...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. NO WAR WITH CHILI! But war on thre trice of Cloting, llats, Caps, Underwear, Gloves, 'Mittens, Hosiery, IRJNKS. VALISES, Fine Skirts, Collars, Cuffs, Ovralls and Jackets. We are going to let tlte publdic loose among thirty-eiglht thousand dollar.s ($38,000.00) Q QQ worthr of tnerekattdisA' for twenty clays, whcht will he till Feruarrry 9, ot onre-quarter (L ________ ~ K,,,~ ~ ;off mrked trite. We hovernot picked ottt a fece...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. NO WAR WITH CHILI! 00 lBut waron the prie f Clothing, has, Cps, Udrtewer, Glutves, Mfittes, Hosiery, RPI NKiS. VALISES, Dine Shits, Collars, Cufs, Overalls uand Jackets. In We are ging t let te lpublic lose aog tlirty-eigttosntcd dollars (38,o cu0) wortuotit rhaof cr orte entcdasnhichwil feteltwettarl5 . fflayredpiwhich haewillpikeeou tille g FelDOBLttTOuy!ds nd a tkutte to wntueteffe _ _ _3._ E 1EVARICIl NT F111111. Tl NT ...…
…THE U~. OF M. DAILY. NOB WAR WITH CHILI! C _ Bt ro l00the pricerof ClothingHasCapsi, Undierwre-, floves, ittens, Ilosiery, tIRUNKS. VAL ISESe, Fine Shirts, Collars, Cuff;;, Overalls and Jackets. I We are going to let the public loose aonog thirty-eight thouanid dollars ($38,00000) _____________ ~wrth of onr echodiA for twenty days, wvhi will lbe till Fidbniiry 9, at (oe-quarnter (;lt '-- T off marked priue. We boon not pickeonot a fceo goods ...…
…THE U. OF MN. DAILY, NO WAR WITH CHILI! But oe on the price of Clothing, lias, Cas,OUdewear, (Glrves, Mittes, H osiry, tI UNKS.VAISES, Pine Shirts, Collar, Crriffs, Oerals anti Jackets We ae going to let tie pntlit loose among thirty-eight thoasnd dolar ($3,co.o) A + J I1worth o trcnties;Pfot twenty days, whticit will te till Fmtay .9, ne-o n ae te(t _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - 0 o ff ar e dte np ric e. W e a e e o t tsic e o tto a fe w g o o s a nt a...…
…THB~U.QOFIM. DAILY. NO WAR WITH CHILI! j, But war oth ie price of Clothing, Hats, Cap Underwear, Glaes, Mites, I osiery, STRUNKS. VALISES, Fine Shorts, Collars, Cafs, Oeralls and Jackets We are going to let the putlic loose amonog thirty-eight tiousan oslshllars ($,o.o) 3 . Iwortit of terchandie fr twenty says, whlich wilt Ie till Fetrtary y, at inerrtater () Ioff maredi price We Iae not pirestott a few gootts anoarehetattdsow, tut offer EVERY...…
…It Will Pay You AT THE TWO SAMS. THE U.. OF M. DAILY. NO WAR WITH CHILI! One II anreod Fine Overcoats R~eduiedu. A so) Forte Prince Alb~ert (oats andis Vests. THIS WEEK. liat war an theriace at Clothing, Hats, Caps, Underwear, Gloves, Mittens, Hosiery, TRUNKS, VALISES, Fine Shirts, Collars, Cnf5S, Overalls and Jackets. We are goineg tor let lheepublic loose among thirty-eighrt lousand dlrllars { ;,o.oo) ewortleoat erctanedisP far twenty day...…
…THE J. OF M. DAILY. it Will Pay You AT THE TWO SAMS. ' Otte Huntdred Fine Overcoats Rledede. A lsootiery Prince .Albert Coats anti Vests. THIS WEEK. PEACE WIT/I CHILI. 1 Bttstillee'acnthepetiee of Clothing, Bst 1s a (,loves, Nittenetc. tc.T h its wi atenounoce to tite public tatvtouo fourthe ott sale, o everytittg int oer lDoubtle Stoe, cto- tiittts IN1l KMARCH i, wviichletcantsaome tings at less thtan actual tost. At tlte titte tltewater'pt...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. It Will Pay You G PEACE WITH CHILI, AT THE TW O SA M S tlBt stiltrean te prceoflttt( tiH illhus,ICips, (Gloes, Mtittes tc~ti, t. IThis wil 1 V P1attounce to the public that our oe fourth oft l, on everytinig in oatrtDoalle S te, stit- Otto ltttidredlTiite Orcoats RcdttrCdl oter NIfI. SAHCIt st, whtichimtars sosme things at lsslha atulcot A ittFort Pt'ttee Albet Cots atd V nta. At tie tite tite water ife bttst avre totr stoe...…
…THE U: OF M. DAILY. It Will Pay You PEACE WI TH CHILI, ATt THE TW O SAM/(S. Bitt still oar ont the price of Ciotinsgs, fats, Cips, Glovses, Mittents, etc., tc. his will j j y nonoce to tihe public tat our otte fourth off sale, oni everytinsg in ououbtole Store, coit- Otto Huindred F ine Overcoats Redttced. ttc tius UNTIL. MARCH lot, witicih means some thittgs at less titan actual cttst. Ait .ot '~ieAbr oastdVss At the tinte tite water lpitteit...…
