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FOOTBALL NOTES;
Lawlor Cycle Co.
Racycles and Ivor Johnson Bicy
cle, Edison Phonographs arid
Records, D. & M. Sporting and
Athletic Goods, Guns' and Am
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Jn 1901. Kolherplayed tackle on the
Chicago eleven during the season of
1902. The roturn &t Kolher to Ne
braska, accompanied, by his pupils
should attrapt a large turnout of Ne
hraskans and supporters of tho Corn-buskers.
Tho 'varsity was out for. practice
again last evening going through with
the general routine of work in prepara
tion for tho Denveritos.
Discussing tho game at Lawrence
Cole said:
"We looked for u hard game and
got JUBt what wo expected. We wore
royally treated by tho Kansas author
ities and both elevens plriyod clean
football, bolng an ideal contest in that
respect, juid It should meamuch as
to the futuro relations of the two In
stitutions. I am qui'c content to
havo won, although I believe tho Corn
huskers could .have run up a larger
score but for the fact that the team
sllppod a fow cogs at' critical moments.
These things uro more apt to hnppon
than ever, In view of tho fact that
the now game 1b only In the early
stages of Its development. The few
critics, and there aro somo of them
at Nebraska, who have been claiming
that tho Cornhuskers wero clinging to
the old stylo of llno-smnshing gnmo
would have had their eyes opened had
they seen the Nebrnska eleven in
action at Lawrence. Wo worked tho
forward pass frequently for long gains,
only one of tho forward flips hlttlngj
tho ground and costing a penalty. Tho
short kick also was ono of our best
ground gainers. Kansas seldom was
able to break up any of those plays.
Our defenso on tho Jayhawkers' for
ward passeB was splendidly executed
and not once were they able to ad
vance on that play.
Tho weekly Y. Tk O, A. meeting
thin evenlntr will bo lead bv Lo Grand
Cherry. Every university man Ib
cordially invited. U. 106. 7 to 7:30.
Announcement.
Tho obsorvatory will be open this
Wodnesdny) evening from eight to
ten for a view of tho moon.
Frats and Sororities "
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Office 1106 O.
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WHEN YOUR CLOTHES ARE MADE HERE
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and economy as well. Just conceive of the most
artistically made clothes known, 'at from $25.00 to
$45.00, and you have the Ideal combination that
savec you from ready-made misfits and high priced
tailors. Make your selection today from elegant
array of stylish fabrics. 7 ,! " '
DRESHER mllm TAILOR
143 SOUTH TWELFTH,. ST." n ,
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Gregory's Semi -Anthracite
FOR FURNACES
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AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK BLDG. 132 N. lift SHEET
Tfet Drug CtttUr.
HAVE
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Dy a redistribution of the state's
taxes, tho University of Michigan will
rccolve an annual incomo of just u
trifle under a million dollars.
JERR-Y
THE DRUGGIST.
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ENTRANCE
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Lincoln Dancing flcadamy
I Social Nights, Wed. and Saturday, 8:30
Beginners Night, Monday
Uiliersltjf Trade Solicited. II26 H St.
Clomonts' photos aro tne best.
Rates to students. 129 So. Elevonth.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
TWELFTH AND 0 ST8.
P. I. HALL, President.
F. . JOHNSON, Vice Prea,
. HERMAN O. FOX, Caafale,r.
XV. W. I1AOKNBY Jr., Aut. Oar.
J. M. Rico, hair ana scalp specialist,
121C O St, upstairs. Auto phono 3888.
Havo your clothes pressed at Web
or's Sultorlum, Cor. 11th and O.
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Marshall, students'barber. Corner
Thirteenth and O under Famous.
Henderson & Hald
JEWELERS AND
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Repairing a specialty
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CW.BMHERT.Prop.
205 SOUTH ELEVENTH STREET .
dive mo a call
Hnyden, photographer, special rates
to students. 1127 O streot.
Oreehjs barber shopB are tho best
in tnewesi.
Go to 'Mrs. J. C. Boll, hairdresser,
or wigs.
Palaco Dining Hall. No lunch
counter.
Just a quiet evening meal at Dalrym
plo's. Dr. J. H. Graham, dentist. 1339 O
St.
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Cameron's lunch counter 123 So. 12.
Beckman Bros. Fine shoes, 1107 O. st.
Try IJrancIs Bros.' restaurant, 1020 P
J I C. H. Prey, florist, 1133 O St.
Petry Bakery Co.
Baking Orders Billed Promptly
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