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DIRECTORY,
EPIDEMIC OF-SMALLPOX
CONTINUES TO SPREAD
TWO NEW OAgES REPORTED
TO THE AUTHORITIES,
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JanlVersltyjrtudent Ib urged to patron
lso those Nebraskan advarttsera. aad
to meatloa the Nebraska- while d
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THE NEW
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FOR SUMMER. High enough for
looks low enough for comfort and
plenty of room for the tie to slide In.
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Hot Drinks
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ay placs where you can gt u
QUICK SERVICE
a you e at ournew store? No
need oi being crowded.
Lincoln Candy
K. itchen s. w. comer
Fraternity and
Sorority Trade
A SPECIALTY
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
LAW SCHOOL
Throtvyoar oourue, lcadliu to Uoreo of Doc
tor tif I, aw (J. D ). which by tho auartenv
Bjrn'om jimyiM.iUniploto(lia two una o e-r.-urtli
oalannitr ywirn. t,'otloKO eduottlon ro
qu red f r rKulnr Hdiulsslon ouu yottr of law
iJwuiK cuuniea lownru coueiro aeureo. i.w
library or IW.QOO volumes SJ
The Summer Quarter often specUl npportunl-
tus t Dtudcnta, teacher and practitioner!
First Term Begins June ao
Second Term Begins July a8
Courses onon in all Departments of tho Unl
vorslty durliiK tho Bummer Quartor.
For Announcement Address
DEAI OF LAW SCrtOOL, THE UMIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
A, 6. SPALDING & BROS.
Tt-tet
are the Largest
Manufacturers
in the World oi
Official
Equipment
FOR ALL
ATHLETIC
SPORTS AND
PASTIMES
Spalding
Trade Mark
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the Raiding catalogue
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free on reqaoat.
w knows trougfaoat
the world aa
Gunrantcc ot
Quality
A. G. Spalding & Bros,
U7 Tabaah Avsauef Chicago
MANY WERE VACCINATED YESTERDAYJ
144 Men and 6 Women Undergo
the Operation Gymnasium Is
Still Oloflod Track Men and
Cadets Are Handicapped.
Two new cases in the epidemic
of smallpox at the univorslty de
veloped yesterday. The first case
was that of A. D. StancliflL'o, who
rooms at 1420 R street. Stan
cliffo was an attendant at all his
classes yesterday morning and
had felt but little indisposition
and thercforo did not think that
he was ill. The case was ronort-
ed and an investigation was made
and it was discovered that ho was
suffering from the malady. The
second case was that of H. F.
Nixon, who rooms at 2027 S
street. lie was immediately re
moved to the isolation hospital,
Avhere the rest of the univorsity
students who arc afflicted are on
joying life.
The students have been ebeyiug
ordors to a great extent. Yostcr
day 144 mon passed through the
line for vaccination. Two doc
tors and one assistant handled all
those who applied for tho opera
tion, and a large number are now
carefully shielding their left arm
from all bumps and justling.
Eighty-six women passed through
the line at University Hull, room
No. 7, whore Dr. Inez Philbriok
and Dr. Daisy Hansen vaecinated
all those who applied.
About Three Hundred Fifty.
About three hundred fifty stu
dents have in the past two days
submitted to the operation. This
number includes all those who
have been vaecinated at the uni
vorsity and others who have ap
plied to their family doctors for
immunity from the pestilence. A
larger number than this are ex
pected to' be vaccinated tomor
row, as the order compelling all
students to present certificates or
pormits before they are allowed
to enter classes will be put into
effect tomorrow- morning.
A large number of cases of the
disease are expected to be report
ed in the next three days, as
such a large number of students
have been exposed that tho num
ber of cases wiUJnerea'so daily in
a short time. By that time it is
expected that the result of tho.
measures taken by tho university
authorities will be seen and the
spread of the disease will -bo
cheeked.
At the present time the univer
sity gymnasium is still closed, and
it is not probable that it will be
opened until this noon. Tltfs fact
is proving a tremendous handica'n
to the track men andto the uni-
vcrsity cadets.. r The- track mon,
are, forced to work-out daily and
with the present conditions they
ore unable to get tho benefit of
the shower baths and are forced
to use "the ticket office on the atlK
letie field as a dressing room.
This afternoon tho, annual gov
ernment inspection will bo hold
on the 'athletic field, and unless
the gjunnasiiim is opened the in
spection,, will be made of the
cadets in their citizens clothes
and without, arms, For tho past
two evenings drill has been held
under these conditions and tho
mpn of the battalion have been
foreod to assemble for drill on
Twelfth street.
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