University of Michigan Law School - Quad Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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A View on the line of ' hio's Greatest Railway THE COLUMBUS HOW. fnagfv The Popular Buchcgc Route Offers to the students of the University of Michigan and their many friends the Smoothest, Quickest, and the Most Comfortable Route between the cities of Toledo and Columbus, Athens, Middleport, Gallipolis, Wellstori, Jackson, Parkersburg, Dayton, Cincinnati, and all points in Central and Southern Ohio, and West Virginia. Elegant Parlor Cars of the most luxurious pattern are attached to Fast Express Trains between Toledo, Columbus and Ohio River Points, making direct connections with Limited Trains for all points in the Vlrginias and Carolinas. 1 L FOR INFORMATION, ADDRESS E. R. DAVIDSON, No. Pass. Agent, 157 Jefferson!-ive., Detroit, Mich. H. A. WILSON, Dist. Pass.. Agent, St. Clair Building, Toledo, Ohio. W. H. FISHER, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent, Columbus, Ohio. N. B. Reduced Rates to Students during the Holiday VacationS l I 4