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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

AGENTs-Wanted s1O daily selling oombi- nation scrub brush. mop and wringer No opposition. Every housewife buys. Particu- lars free. Dept. 103. l, x. L. Works. 26 Stone St. New York. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03
WANTED-B0ARDERS.

ROOM and board also table board. can be had by applying al 325' Catoma St, Phone 21s7. - BOARDERs and Boomers, wanted at sos s. Perry. day board a speciality. Phone 1895
 Mrs A C. Gloger - VVANTED<Board6rs to occupy nice room with bath,-APply 51S Washington Ave- PhoRG 7A1. VI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

BIC MoNEY''-Beins-m made at FIai1ett Oklahoma, Junction Frisco and M. K, & q. to sell sbusiness and residence lots wanted for Montgomery and local agents in every town in state. Frank D. Fuller State Agent, Brown-Marx Bldg. Birmingham. Ala. |,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

On Sayre Street we offer a beauti- ful home of ben rooms---every modem comfort and convenience. The house is in perfect condition. on a lot $ by l50 feet. This property can be pur- chased for $9.500.00. on very req sonable terms. and. in our opinion, should bring $2.000. .00 more. It Is a real home---a place that is solidIy built---built for comfort as well as for style. %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03
ENGRAVING.

WANTED-You to fiIustraee your ads. with SuF e1tS; tAey add 9S per oeBS e the Attraefixsnssa. oG any ad | talk tkjs sSyar Wee1 The AateffEAsf EngTaVkh8 Co3nD@nSs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

TOO DIRTY. to talk about. Phone mouth oieees aTe filthy and a breeding place for germs of aiseasd D4ozo Phone Disfnfectors kill aef1ns end odors. Prevent spread of rontagfon; marvellous sellers; wonderful moneymakers Some territory stul open for general agents. capable of employing and managing sales force. Parker Chemical Col. Chicago -2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

We have $30. .O0O.00 to loan on first class farm lands in this county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03
MULTIGRAPH LETTERS.

QUOTATIONS. etc. in facsiEnile of perfect typewriting done; names Ana addrssses in-
 serted to match. and envelopes addressed
 where desired. B. L. Dayant TypswFitsP co., First National Bank BId9. --tf PUBLIC Typewriting and Mu1tigraph work of the very highest quality turned out on Reporting Bureau. sy Vandiver Building: Phone 328s. LII
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

pRAUGHoN's sHoRTHAND-About IS per cent of the United States Court Reporters write the system of Shorthand taught by Draughon's Practical Business College Dex-
 ter Ave; Opp the P. O.. Montgomery, be- cause they know it Is The Best. Draughon's secures Positions. Ask for Free catalogue;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

WkNTED--A Scaler with !. loading crew.
 must stay at woods camp, will want to staxt at once. Address Floraia Saw Mn co. Paxton Fla. --3-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

wANTED--Men to learn barber trade. and take positions waiting our graduates, few weeks completes, constant practice fur. nisled scholarship includes tools, demon Etrmtions. examinations and diplomas. Write for catalogue. Moler Barber College. Atlanta, Ga. --s-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

wANfED--R hallway man cisrks; customs smployees. clerks at Washington Com mencement salary $500 Many spring ex- nuiinations. Common education sufficient
 Candidates prepared free. write immediate ly for schedule. Franklin Institute. Rpches- ter. N Y.f A-SSwd-sat-snt13t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

by druggist 45 years old. Registered I. J. D., Box s2, Greenville, Ala. -b
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

PREPARE for the July State Examinatieh- Take the Drill Course for teachers. spring term, Alabama Normal College. Livingston. Ala I've ex members State Board of Ex-7 amlners are in the Faculty For particulars.
 write c. w. Brock. CnairInap of the Fac.. ultys Sa -3-su~6t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03
FINANCIAL.

WANTED-Ss.0 900 for six months at rate of 20 per cent; gilt edge proposition Address at once. Gilt Edge" care Advertiser. HAM Ham, Ham. Ham-12c pound for the best ham on earth money back If you want 1t Q. K Cash Grocery, 25-21 Monroe St. $l0OO0O READY to loan in sums of sl.5o0 to $l0,000 on well improved farms near Montgomery. Should you need money during January send a description of your prop erty, stating amount wanted Montgomery Abstract Company. FJrst National Bank WANTEp--.To invest ,ShOoO in property. small houses preferred, will pay cash and must be cheap Give lowest price and de- scription. Address Box sb&. '' -2T
 
 CASH wanted We have a. customer wish ing to borrow $2.500 at once on city prop erty worth three times the amount Good rate of interest. Chandler Douglass, First National Bank Building. -2I-u
 
 WE CAN loan amounts from $500 to S1 900 at & per cent net on good real estate in Montgomery, us if you have idle cash Mont gomery Abstract Co. ist Nat. Bank, Phone 74. --n MONEY TO LOAN-Losn on improved city real estate and Montgomery county farm land J. c. Hardaway CO. sos Bell Bldg. Phone 1855. -S'-u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03
EDUCATIONAL.

A KINDERGARTEN or primary school will be opened at 22l MoultoA Street on Jan.
 Is: conducted by an experienced graduated teacher and an assistant. Number of pupils limited. Information can be obtained at the training class for Kindergarten Teachers
 For further particulars. address Miss Annie Lanham, Bessemer, Ala. =-25-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

wANTED--Man who owns and drives com fectieaery wagon to handle cracker account in Montgomery. Must have some capital Address Mgr. Box 92. New Orleans. La.
 - --3.3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

wANTEpesrraveling saisstnen for sprins aeents and assist them in booking orders
 Bright futures for parties with ability and wiIlinR to do faithful work References and full statement of business experience must accompany application, Address Kahn Bros.. Tailors to the Trade. LonAtvtlle, Ky So 1' s-..- -. -k-svstf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

SIX WEEKS Instruction in Salesmanahip
 position as travelling salesman with respon- sfble firm suaranteed. Address BraAstreet System. Rochester. N. Y. --3-su-tu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

wANTED-Fer the year tsos.- salesmen ito sell the most npsto-date general line of im1
 ported and domestic art advertising calen- dar1~ noypities and ieathsf goods In the
 state of Alabama. Most liberal commissions Exclusive territory Write at once. Address nati. O. s'-sv f -.~ -~-'~~s --S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

WE WANT Twenty-Five salesmen. exper- fenced men with established trade or first class salesmen with good reference. Good salary for the right parties. Reference must accompany application. One of the best commission lines In the country. No line for new men pays like whips United States whip Co.,, westfield, Mass. -6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

"sAI.EsMAN-Halt million fnanufacturinf corporation desires high grade manager fol
 Montgofnery and vicinity. Must have knowiedRe of Photography and furnish bes, references. One having own. office ant telephone preferred" B. B. care Adver.
 tiser -5-2i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

HEAVY work and brood mares in foel: 2 yearling colts. 1 suckling colt; 2 milk COWS. Jersey; 1 saddle stallion 1 buggy. 1 carriage; l single: double set harness. mounted disc harrow: old hickory wagon; six horse "Hagan'' gasoline engine and l L 10 Dick" cutting box mounted together; 1 26-in. circular saw; pumping jack; lot work gear: 1 sulky;' 1 Planet. Jr, rid. ing corn cultivator. All at my farm, 6 miles Woodiey Road I am breaking up and must sell these things at once Alexander Bruce.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03
WANTED--SALESMEN.

sALEsMEN to self an Exclusive line of ad- yertising fans; season nov at its heighth
 Can be sold to every merchant large com mission Alfred Holzman Company, 2sI5 Wabash Ave, Chicago. --5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03
wANTED--sITUATIoN.

WANTED-Position by young lady stenol rn pher Address ''M.," care Advertiser, -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

wANTED--An advertising clerk for work sn newspaper office Must have some exper- fence in checking ads, etc. Address Florida
 Tsns<f- | doh Jacksonville, Fla. stating f.iil partieaiafk "f --sssu-tu-th
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

MEN wanted quickly by big Chicago mall order house to distribute catalogues. adver- tise. s35 weekly: $50 expense allowance.
 Manager Dept. si. sss wabash Ave. chies- 70. @-3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

of ability and neat ap- territory: elegant side line, convenient to
 carry; good commissions: prompt remit
 fance. Belmont Mfg. Co, Cincinnati O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

wAETED-saiesnaan to sell mattresses as q side line on commission and a price that will sell. Evergreen Mfg. Co.'s Evergreen
 Ala. -6-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

WANT TED-Position as stenographer, by young lady three years experience, can give good references. Address x. Y. C., care
 Advertiser. -6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

FOR sALE-one 30 h.p Huber Traction En- zine In service one month; also two 100 h. p horizontal tubular boilers. One 125 h.p
 engine Splendid condition. Bargains. Geo
 E. Lum Machine Supply Co, Birming- ham, Ala. -10-su-t if
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

LIVE, hustling canvasser wanted to solicit subscriptions in Alabama Good pay for right man The Southern Farm Gazette.
 Starkville, Miss. --s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

CIVIL Service Empioyes are paid we'll for easy work; examinations of all kinds soon; expert advice. safhple questions and booklet 2fS- describing position and telling easiest and quickest way to secure them free. Write now. Washington Civil Service School
 Waehinefnn. D, C. --3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

WANTED salesmen---Live men can make 100 per cent. selling our popular specialties by canvassing. Something new line enor- nous, permanent work. Get territory now.
 Southern Novelty Co. Atlanta, ca. -s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03
wANrtD-rEMALE HELP.

BE AN Expert Afiliiner position guaran- teed. Write for particulars The Reese School of Millinery. Atlanta. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

thofoushbred Scotch collies and cocker spanieis my resrve breeding stock of high class dogs at one-thlrd value. All matured stock registered, bitches bred and open. A cocker, winner Madison. Square Garden, New York. 1908. no post card nibblers noticed
 Highland View Kennels Wylam. Ala. N.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03
WANTED--mALE HELP.

ANNIVERSARIES lady wants furnished room for light Shousekeeping. in good To- cation, please stste price B. s.. in care of The Advertiser. "a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

TRAVELLING SALESMAN acquainted with
 wholesale Grocery and notion trade, to sell apool cotton in Southern states as G side line Apply, Manufacturer, P. o. Box ITS. Stamford, Conn., '' -6-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

wANTED--Lady of refinement ss compan- ion for feeble old lady. Good home and
 smsll compensation Please give references
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17

every clinch Ketchel WAS playing with his
short-arm blows for the stomach. In a
cllnch Ketchel uppercut hard to the jaw
with his left. This angered the champion.
who rushed In, landing left and right on
the body, and Ketchel slipped to the floor
with considerable force. He was up quickly
and rushed in, but had great difficulty IN
getting under Johnson's long reach. John
son merely toyed with Ketchei until the
bell ended the ound. Ketohei's face showed
grim determination as he took his seat.
Round 3-They spared for a full thirty
seconds and then closed in, swinging right
and left at close range Ketchel landing
on the body once with his right. Ketchel
drove his right high on the Negroes breast,
and as they clinched Johnson uppercut
twice with his right The referee then
separated the b~elligerents. They again
rushed in close, johnson putting in short
rights and left to the stomach. The white
man uppercut with left to the face as they
broke from q clinch. Just before the
round ended johnson MS right TO
the Jaw.
Ketchel went to his corner dancing, how
ever, and looked fresh. John kept up a
running fire Of conversation with his sec
onds during the minute respite.
Round AFTER a sparring fest Johnson
rushed In, forcing his mar to the ropes.
and, placing his arms around Ketchel,
fairly carried him to the center OF the
ring. Make him Lead came.
peated iniunctinn- -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
OUTSIDE GAMES ASKED FOR

shamrOeks, who Are PraetieinG Hard,
Challenge Out-Of-TOwnera.
The shsmroeks. who had two nights OF
hard practice last week, are fast getting
into shape. Coach F1tzgerald has WENT
men to pick from and indications are that
the ShamrOcks viii have one OF the best
teams that ever represented South Omaha,
Dick" Coad, former Creighton and
Notre Dame star, has a cinch on quarter
position, and the practice shows followers
that he is the best who ever handled the
team. Waller. a former Fort Crook player
win play half. Pagan and Talbot make
fast ends, and Munger. last year with
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
NOW, LISTEN 10 THE KEOCKER:

Now's the ohanos for base bail
Knockers 60 come out in the lights 90
claim this aftsr-neason series n moth
ing hut q fixed-up fight Tou7i heal
an kinds OF thsories OF just how each
game was wong how saoh toaan played
horse In turn, how saoh miapiay was
done. They'll tell you how Mann
wagner could have hia I'm every
pinch; how Gibson let Ty cobb steal
bases TO make the gams . oinoh- now
the pitchers were instructed 90 30 easy
with their steam, 20 the wins would
alternate between a opposing
team. Thsy say II means more sheok-
els for the players IN the fray, gives
them more spending money for the
long, cold, wintry day. They won
der why 30 many fans are anxious
70 be mixed ana why these base
BAN robbers oontinue 20 bs liked. Let
the knockers have their say, but fol-
low them around next base yea
son and you1l find they never see
q base bail ground. They hang onto
their quarters 1 a ~sohOoIboy does
a band. The only sporting news they
get Is from the penny news stand.
3. ~. HMoWM.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
TREATMENT FREE
UNTIL NOVEMBER Ist
SPECIALISTS RENEW OFFER
Give free treatment until Nov. 4, to
those who were unable on &C.
count Of strike to enc
brace former offer.

Miraculous cures are daily being eff
fected at Omaha's most notable Medical
and Surgical Institute-the Radium In.
stitute at 1898 Farnam. Case after case
of so-called ~incurables have called at the
institute for treatment and through this
treatment have been enabled to leave the
ranks of the army OF hopelessness and
go into the battle of life to conquer with
the weapons OF health and strength.
The seven wonders OF the world have
been completely Overshadowed in the dis
discovery OF Radium and it's subsequent
use in medical science. No discovery In
the history of the world has brought
such comfort and wrought such good to
suffering humanity as this discovery.
There are other Radium Institutes in
Europe, but in Omaha Is the only insti-
tuition of It's kind in the western hem
isphere. lis IL not indeed fortunate that
sufferers in his part OF the country can
lake advantage OF a course OF treatment
that is absolutely sure to cure the many
chronic diseases to which mankind is heir
and that so near TO homer
There are scores OF testimonials on file
at the institute from people who have
been cured OF diseases hitherto thought
incurable.
CHIEF OF STAFF. Radium Medical and
Surgical Institute, Omaha. Neb.-Dear
Doctor: When I began taking your treat
ment 1 could hardly get to the office. /
had had two operations and had tried
several doctors, but got no relief. A friend
Of mine told me Of you. My case was so
bad l was afraid you would not take il.
/ am glad / came to see you. as I am
feeling so well now. l. win heartily
m vou
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17

Bellevue. is out working hard for a place.
with the chances OF getting one. The
boys are working hard to set MODIFY
MARCEL to change his mind and play again
this year. II he viii the team h COM
plete.
The management Is eager to book some
out-of-town games. and would be especially
pleased to hear from Ida Grove, Missouri
Valley, Atlantic or any other outside team.
Address Lester Murphy. manager, sham
rock foot ball team. South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
DEFEATS ILLINOIS
Desperately Played Contest Ends in
Score Of Fourteen to Eight.
oRANeE AVID BIUE DE eAMELY
Captain Pase Of o kicks
Pretty coal from placement IN
second HaIf--IIickinE ~
Feature Of Game.

MARSHALL FIELD. CHICAGO, Oct. IS.
Chicago defeated Illinois, u to 8 today
in a desperately played gone.
Chicago made the first score In the sec
ond half when Page heeled a punt on Hi
nois' thirty-five-yard line and kicked a
pretty goal from placement
Chicago I'm the second half made a per-
fectly legitimate touchdown. A perfectly
executed quarterback kick gained thirty
five yards and worthwine. in three at
tempts, gained the remaining distance
Page kicked goal. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
PITTsHURG cELEBRATEs vIoTORY
P-andemOnfum Reigns Supreme at
Home of the Pirates.

PITTsBURG, Oct. IA. - Pandemonium
reigns here tonight. Pittsburg has been
turned over to the base ball enthusiasts,
who are wildly celebrating the victory Of
the Pittsbure ball club today and the win
ming OF the worlds championship. Street
car traffic has practically been abandoned
ON the main thoroughfares downtown and
the business centers OF the surrounding
suburbs rival the main streets Of this city
in the noise and crowds.
Base ball fans, headed by brass bands,
are marching about the city cheering like
mad men and waving pennants. Pictures
OF Babe" Adams, the pitcher who three
times defeated Detroit, are displayed by
many OF the stores and are being carried
by the fans In the parade.
Although Pittsburg has won the National
league pennant four times, this is the first
time the city has secured the worlds
championship.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
BELLEVUE TIES WESLEYAN
lcon.lnasa from Do. 20


CLARlNDA, Ia, Oct l6-(Spe0ial.)-
TUESDAY, October - Is the date OF Clar-
midas big automobile races. Five races
will be pulled off. one for twenty-five
miles, 0ne for ten. one for fifteen and one
for five miles. Nearly 500 In prizes
are put up for the event by the Clartndn
Fair association. but the association Will
not be responsible for any accidents. q.
-. Mcdowell IL president OF the a~HsOcia-
ton. j. g.. Beckner, secretary, and George
T.. Clayton, superintendent OF concessions.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
PIrTsBURG.

Two-base hits% MoriarIty, Schmidt, Dele
hanty, Absteln. Leach, Gibson. Three-base
hit. Wagner. Hits: Off Donovan, 2 In
three innings; off Mullin, 6 in six innings.
Sacrifice hits. Leach, Wilson, Clarke,
Adams. Sacrifice fly: Hyatt. Stolen
bases: Clarke (2), Abstein, Miller. Double
play; Bush to Schmidt to Delehanty. Left
on bases: Detroit. z; Pittsburg, 10 Bases
on balls: Off Donovan, g.; off Mullin, 4; off
Adams, /. First base on errors; Pittsburg,
/. Hit by pitched ball: BY Donovan, Byrne;
by Adams, Bush. Struck out: BY Mullin,
/; by Adams, /. Time: 200. Umpires:
O'Loughlin. tombstone, Evans and KLEIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Oct. 1G-(Spe-
cial)-The Driving Park M Fair asso-
citation viii hold a matinee race meeting
next Wednesday afternoon and already
a large number OF horses have been en-
matinee variety they have he'd and they
Will hold several next season. lThey have
q fine track, plenty OF buiiiins1 and have
alreadT nearly an Of the stocki they can
winter,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17

was no scoring in the third. but II was
prevented by a speedy double play. Miller
opened with a single to center and went
to third when Abstein drove a ~two-bagger
into left field. Wilson hit a bounder to
Bush and Bush's throw to Schmidt caught
Miller at the plate. Abstein got too far
off second base and was doubled up,
Schmidt to Delehanty. Gibson forced
Wilson. Bush 20 Delehanty and the in
ming was ended.
Mullin went on the slab in the fourth
inning, but he was unable TO stem the tide
of Pittsburg. Hyatt drew a base on balls
and moved to second on Leach's single to
left. Clarke sacrificed both runners, Null
lin to Tom Jones. Wagner was passed in
order to bring up Miller. Miller upset tho
Detroit calculations by singing to right,
scoring Hyatt and Leach and sending
Wagner TO third. Miller stole second. but
Mullin showed a flash OF his form OF the
previous games OF the series by striking
out Abstein, ending the inning.
Three rallies in sixth.
Pittsburg went out in order IN the fifth,
but scored three in the sixth. After Hyatt
went out Leach hit TO left for two bases
and Clarke walked. Wagner then smashed
q three-bag6er TO left and scored on Davy
Jones bad throw to third.
One more run was added TO the Pittsburs
total In the eighth.
Detroit threatened only wo or three
times. with one out IN the second Dele
hanty ak and went TO third on MORT
arity's two-bagger to right, but Tom Jones
and Schmidt were easy.
he fourth Delehanty put a single in
with one out and O'Leary popped to
or. Tom Jones sent another safe hit
ne same place. putting Delehanty on
but schmidt's bounder to Leach
Delehanty at third.
midi put a two-bagger to left with
ut in the seventh and Delehanty did
me thing with two out in the ninth,
either nan got any further. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
TWO GAMES AT FORT OMAHA

DietE and BeImOnta, and supeFiOrs
and Tigers 20 Meet. =
Two games Of foot ball win be played
at Fort Omaha this afternoon-Dietz club
against Belmonts and Superiors against
Tigers. AlAof the four teams are expectant
Of victory. The Dietz and Belmont elevens
are old-time rivals and there will possibly
be a real mlxup.
The first game played will be between the
Dietz and Belmont elevens. Their lineup:
nEIrZ nEIMnNIa
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
CARLsLE sCAIPs sYRACUsE

Indians score Fourteen 80 whites'
EleVen.
NEW YORK, Oct. lathe Carlisle I'm
dian foot ball squad bore down on the
Polo grounds this afternoon and for the
fourth successive rear carried of the
scaips Of the Syracuse eleven by q scors
Of "A 10 "A.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
no meet in the second game. win be.
TIGERS. sUPERIORs.
VICTORY
PRINCETON CLAIMS
Tiseru rriumph over University OF
the south.

the south.
PRINCETON, n. j., Oct. 1s-Uslng the
strongest lineup for the first time this
season. Princeton won from the University
of the South today BY a score Of 20 10 Q
after a hard fought contest.
A high wind made Il difficult 10 judge
punts and the oval often bounded behind
Princeton's quarterbacks toward the Prince
ton goal line. Sewanec twice recovered
the ball IN dangerous territory.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17

g711 So. 9th 81. Llneoln- ~

go . SNiA d. 1iuGolu, Neb. 8
The specialists are men Of broad ex-
perienoe in the treatment OF chronic and
nervous diseases such as rheumatism.
asthma. catarrh, goiter, gall-stones, epi-
lepsy. chronic stomach, kidney and liver
diseases, nervous diseases and diseases
OF men and women.
Take advantage IL you are a sufferer OF
this generous offer of froe treatment un-
til Nov. i. Excepting the s4tua cost or
the medicines you will be subjected TO
not one penny's expense.
There Is an important fact to mention
in reference to the offer of free treat
ment. As announced, the treatment is 10
be given free to all who come this month,
consultation and examination are also
entirely free. No one will have 70 pay
for anything except the medicines used.
The specialists insist that all patients
must pay for their own medicines.
The Radium Medical n Surgical In-
stitute is permanently located in the Pat.
terson Block, 1923 Farnam street, Omaha,