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KANSAS GLOBE. Taesdar, ejfcer 82, 1MB. THE ASS AS Cixl BUSINESS CARDS. Bl'SIXESS CHANCES. OWE CEfT A WORD CLASSIHE5 NEW BOOKS I REAL ESTATE A Daily Review of the Local Realty Situation, Compiled Daily, as Furnished by the Leading Real Estate Dealers and Brokers.

The number of new books of fiction announced for this fall hv thm differ- ent book companies Insures a 1 IZZZmAm list of best sellers to take the place of deposed favorites. LippincotCs have sent out announcement Kif the following: "My Lady of the Fog," by Ralph Henry Barbour; "The Tether," by Ezra Brud-no, author of "The Fugitive;" "The Sunny Side of the Hill," by Rosa K. Carey; "The Advenutres of Louis Blake," by Ixjuis Becke; The Lost Anei," by Katherine Tyman; and "Under North Star and Southern Cross," by Francis Sinclair The Macmillan company will send! out "Cousin Cinderella," by Mrs. Ever-1 ard Cotes (Sara Jeanette Duncan) "The Gentleman," by Alfred Ollivant; -Wrath," by Agnes and Edgerton Cas- tie; "The Divas Ruby," by Marion Crawford; "Friendship Village," bv I I i WELBORN ON LEAVENWORTH ELECTRIC -BARGAIN. 35 minutes lr6m ldth macadam road all the way round, trip fare, 15c 6 acres, 160 ft east of station, south front.

If you waat a beautiful country place come out Immediately. Will sell one for more -acres. One acre, house, $1,600. Also, one acre, oue block north 27tli sL station, Leavenworth electric, $1,500. Business property wanted.

Elson, owner, Rural Route 3, Kansas City, Kas. and. wain Kooa Cale; an incomplete romance corai)ietes. constant practice by Ouida; "The War in edl scholarship includes tools, demon- ACCOUNT OP GOING TO CALIFOR- nia, my new modern brick and residence for sale; 2 stories, 7 rooms, large reception hall, bath, basement under whole house, natural gas furnace; combination lighting fixttfrefl, hard wood finis'h; finely decorated; no better finished home in Kansas City, Kac; high and sightly; not a poor house in our block: $500 down, $25 i month and interest. 725 Parallel, Kansas City, Kas.

'phone West 910. FREE! With 40 Labels of IQopp's Milko or Kansas Home Made Bread! We Give a Nickel Plated CRUM TRAY and SCRAPER Good Until December, 1908. 4 4 fi Kopp's Steam Baking Co. C. KOPP, Proprietor Home Phone 246 W.

36-38 South 7th St. AGENTS CAN MAKE jio TO tb A day; no experience needed; circulars teach the business and our patented goods do the rest; if making less than $300 per month, write ns. The West Coast Supply Oakland, Cal. TREASURERS HIP IS OFFERED BY a large manufacturing concern to right party who will invest $25,000 for additional working capital. Investment safe and very General offices, New York.

Address W. P. Hatch, Thoroughfare 57th st. and Broadway, New York. HA'iSUuACTURXNU CO.

established over 20 years), prod'ue-ing goods sold in U. S. and foreign countries will negotiate with reliable men to manage sales office and employ salespeople; $lfi0 per month and extra commissions and expenses; requirements, good references, cash capital of $1,000, whioh is secure. State age and business experience. Frank W.

Williams Taylor and Campbell Chicago. 111. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Compiled by W. Thomson abstracters of titles, 641 Minnesota avenue, Kansas City, Kansas.

Home 'phone 33S West. L. Fischer to M. Tosh, lots in Orchard Place $2,000 M. C.

Troup to M. Carpenter, lot 5, block 2, Gordon Place. 300 B. N. Simpson to C.

E. Kroh. lots 7 and 8, block 4, Elevated Road No. 3 Parkwood Land company to F. Gilley, lot 3, block 2, Park-wood 650 GO HJ lsdale Land company to W.

J. Rees, lot 20 and north 8 1-3 feet of lot 21, block 3. W. A. Bunker's Park 600 J.

H. Peterson to E. Stoner, lots in Armourdale 1,250 J. A. Phipps to H.

W. Rhea, land in section 18, township 12, range 23 3,500 C. W. Rossetter to C. Ros- setter, lots in Rockaway ad dition 2,500 J.

N. Wynne to M. Youmans, lot 6, block 7, Fowler 1 A. Isenberg to A. P.

Arnold, land in section 35, township 10, range 24 16,000 L. Fischer to Grace Fischer, lots in Gray Woods' Central addition 2,000 If you don't get The Glebe promptly and regularly, ring up W. 800, either 'phone, and lodge a complaint, which will be attended to without delay. DOX'T FORGET HINCH'S 35c SUNDAY DINNERS ARE THE BEST. KBW CAFE, 5L Jfl.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS. SPANISH Taught by Prof. S. Madrigal of Costa Rica, Central America. Berlitz method used.

Trial lessons free. K. C. University. Bell phone west 1510.

E. MADRIGAL M. DR. J. W.

SMITH, PHYSICIAN 336 Washington A venae. Home phone 739 W. i Home rhone 0t4 W. Bell Phone 322S V. F.

L. BLACK, O. D. OPTICIAN 502 iVUNNSOTA AVE. Over Harrison's Drug Store.

K. c. John W. Perry. James G.

Perry. PERKY i PERRY, Atterneys-at-Lair, 648 Minnesota Kansas City. Home 'Phone 329 West. Res. 'phone, Bel! 2894 West OSTEOPATHY.

DR. W. L. DEMEROL, 708 Central Are. Hone 'phone 622 West Kansas City, Kansas.

Home phone Main 53S. GEO. W. L11XICK, ATTORNEY AM) COUNSELOR AT LAW. Office 6S0 Minnesota Are.

Residence 'phone. Home 70 West. Office phone. Home 71 West Home Phone W. 1667.

Bell Pbone W. 1970 J.N. BAIRD ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 303 Hasted Building KANSAS CITY KANSAS Ihf. Ah-- hv ix Woita- Wells; "Joan Sariodi," by Albert Kinross; and 'The Forbidden Boundary," by Put-Bam Neale. Phillips' Little Brown Co.

offer Dppenheim's "The Ixjng Arm of Man-nister; Holiis Godfrey, well known as a technical writer, but appearing! for the Bret time in the fiction field! with Th' Who Ended War;" Richard Burton "Three Of a Kind;" ind Anne Warner's new book, "Want-id, An Original Gentleman." Three announcements of great interest to booklovers and scholars are those Of a beautifully illustrated edition de luxe of Sir Walter Scotfs hree masterpieces, "Kenilworth," "Ivantaoe," and "The Talisman with preludes by Scott's Mis. Maxwell Scott; the sixteentu Vokihie of thalAmarvelous research edition of Shaffspeare, the Furness Seition, Richard III. is the play; an the new "Faust" play by Stephen Phillips, which Beerbohm Tre will nroduce in London. The first two are iiippincott publications; "Faust" is anullan book I The children have been well taketv care of by all the big publishing nrnis, and books for birthdays ant Christmas will not be hard lo find i'i the varied lists. Thoughtful people, and those of ss-rious tastes in reading probably never had a wider range of good and interesting reading to select from.

Nature study, scientific work, travel, psychology, philosophy, all are of fered by the big firms, some of which point to their immense order lists a assure sign of restored prosperity. IHTEDIX PERMITS. L. Neudeck, Eighth street between Nrtfraska and Washington avenups brick, $1800. S.

Hendricks, 1126 Greeley ave- nue. G. nue, d. nue. (rame, $1,200.

S. Hendricks, frame, $1,200. S. eHndrickSj frame. $1,200.

1122 Greeley ave- 1126 Greeley ave Mary Overcash, ui rirotiio I I I U. I. UU repairs $100. 0 BIRTHS. Thomas Cora Burgeon.

1314 Vine street, Sept. 10. girl. Joseph and Nellie Golden, 008 Riv-erview avenue. Sept.

15, boy. Thomas L. and fdna Savage. 1 North Twelfth street. Sept.

19, boy. Lewis Dora Herman, 282:) Tre-mont Sept. girl. Claivnco and Mary Lizzie Tajlo-. I3S iGlmore, Sept.

21, girl. DEATHS. Earl Leo Brooks. 216 North Fifth ptret, Sept. 21.

membraneous croup. Siles Jackson. 219 Berger avenue, Sept. 20, tuberculosis. Mary Dalich, 52 aBtch, Sept.

21 chronic interitis. I CHEAP. CHEAP. I have the larsst stock of Blinds Windows. Brackets, Blocks and Moldlutrs in the city.

Come and see. Glass and glazing. J. W. YARROLL, 909 Minnesota Ave.

E. fl. STOCKTON WALL PAPER, PAINTS and GLASS Home 'Phone 1104 West Southeast Cer. Sth and Minnesota Ave. T.Q.y to Loan on ttc) Diauionds and Jewe'rr D.

FiNKELSTEIN, Jeweler and Broker frlJ8lAve. KANSAS CITY, KS. FOR- Builders' Hardware CALL ON J. W. Yard ley, 1904 North Fifth Street.

Both 'Phones. GOLDMAN MILLER MACHINE WORKS i MANUFACTURERS OP inter-State Building 3leck Machines Ecgine Cylinders Itebored. Models and Patterns Madfe. 1 athe and Planer Work and en rl 811 Nebraska Ave. Union Shop.

Home Phone West 328 Don't Be Over Run With Flies If your old screens are in bad order or need refitting call us up. We make screens and screen doors to order at very reasonable prices. A. E. ROWE Window and Door Frames to order.

General repairing, screen work, store fronts. Phones Bell 1300 Home 210 W. Residence, Home 863 West Shop 747 Minn. Ave. CUSENBARY The water that will make Kansas City famous.

An absolutely pure mineral spring water for table and office use. From the famous Cusenbary spring at Fairmount park, Delivered to all parts of the city. A five-gallon demijohn for j0 cents. CUSENBARY MINERAL W. CO.

E. T. LI KE GROCERY Sole Agents, 728 Minnesota Ave. 'Phones Bell W. 368; Home W.

371 "This is a very highly naturally carbonated water, with relatively amount of magnesium and bi-carbonate of iron, and is of great purity for drinking' pur-posas." WALTER M. CROSS, A. B. ML July 28, 190S. City Chemist.

Just as Quick as You Can Think! INSTANTANEOUS THERE AND BACK. Long Distance Bell Telephone MEN For Nervous Debility, Nervous Decline and weakness pecul iar to men use Wade's GOLDEN NERVINE. One box proves the treatment. The great-est of all restoratives for men. At druggists or by mail $1, 6 boxes, $5.

Gem Medicine St. Louis. Mo. Sold by CL W. SCOTT, Pharmacist, 649 Minnesota Arc, Kansas City, Kas.

Bed Seal Floor maxes finest bread. Ad taken for less thaii 15 cents. Initial letters and figures count as one word, Advertisers should remember that Ot vo i i-1 f. A -k in-if in c- rV 1 7 ft initials are used they should be di rected to the care of some person, firm or postoffice box. HELP WASTED MALE.

WANTED CORRESPONDENTS IN nearby towns to act as representatives for The (ilohe. Write corre spondence, receive advertising orders and solicit subscriptions. Hustlers make Kood money. Male or female ixiooe, 6 i WANTED -NEWSPAPER SOLICIT OR for s'lDSCrintioa work in con test, male or female; nfust be rec ommended: aood money for right people. Globe.

21 w'TKn 4LL AROUND JOB foreman; must be sober, well rec ommended and fast. Globe, 1W. WANTED 500 MEN TO LEARN barber trade and take positions waititip for our graduates, few weeks si rations, examinauous a.uu rite tor caiaiogue, Moler Mo. Barber College, Kansas City, WANTED RAILWAY MAIL clerks, postoffice clerks, carriers examinations here November 18; preparation free. Franklin institute, Rochester, N.

Y. aGEMS WANTED IbAy LiUJUA portraits, 40 cents; frames, 10 cents and up; sheet pictures, 1 cent each. You can make 400 per cent profit or $36 per week. Catalogue and samples free. Frank W.

Williams Company, W. Taylor Chicago. 111. II ELP ANTED FEM A EE. WANTED 30 KRBSPON Dt.s'i IN nearbv towns to act as representatives for The Globe.

Write corre- spondence. receive advertising orders and solicit subscriptions. nusuers make good money. Male or female. Globe.

32 WANTED WOMEN TO MAKE $3 daily; short hours, easy werk; no traveling; experience in canvassing preferred. Globe. 27 W. WANTED WOMEN WITH SOME canvassing experience for work on newspaper; work 3 hours daily otti ers are making $3 daily. Globe, 27 W.

WANTED NEWSPAPER SOLICIT ors, male or female, for subscrip tion work in contest; must be rec ommended; good money to right peo Die. C-lobe. 21 W. WANTED A TALL, SLIM GIRL FOR pantry work; German preferred Call at Grund hotel at once. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD PAPER FOR SALL AT Globe office, 5c per bunch. TUii i.yr AtvS100 CARL HOFFMAN piano bond, cheap. Address Globe. FOR SALE ONE 8X10 CAMERA with all accessories; will sell cheap. Call either 'phone 210 West.

FOR SALE $S5 CARL HOFFMAN piano certificate, or will exchange snmethinz I can use; best offer gets it. C. Parker, Home phone 1111. FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF leavine citv will sell my stock of groceries and fixtures at a sacrifice; ffonft trade and location. F.

M. Kes- terson. 41 S. 10th at. WANTED.

WANTED A 7 OR 8-ROOM HOUSE, modem, close in. 11, Globe. wiVTBD BY EXPERIENCED teacher, piano pupils; lessons 50c Alice Moore, 1054 Tauromee. ROOMS WANTED 2 OR 3 FUR nished rooms for light housekeep ing. Address N.

Globe office, or 611 either 'phone W. 800. WANTED AN ELDERLY LADY OR girl for general housework; white. 1263 Park ave. Bell 'phone W.

630. F6S KENT. FOR RENT o-ROOM MODERN fiat, 609 Orville ave. Inquire 637 OrTille ave. FOR RENT 2 STORE ROOMS, 1015-1017 4th st; driveway.

Call A. R. James Son. FOR RENT 836 RARNETT good 7-room modern house; fine location. Inquire 748 Tauromee.

MLSLLLL AN LV A. MAJESTIC REPAIRING, TUNING and polishing musical instruments; repair and polish furniture. $45 Minn. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. WANTED ALL KINDS HOUSE-hold goods, especially dressers, commodes, carpets.

Address Kansas Furniture 440 Minn. 'Phone W. 306 Home Hll.ill4iAl.A3 S. Oik iiiUAX. SAVE PKINCIPAL AND INTEREST ay renuag a typewriter.

When it hi worn cut it i ours, ia the meantime we hare kept it in repair without charge to you. Rental is our pedal business, and we will give yon service to mtrit your continuous patronage- TYPEWRITER RENTAL ft REPAIR COMPANY. Both 'phone. 189 W. Sth SOME RICH BARGAINS We have a few real genuine snaps for spot cash only.

SNAP NO. 1 A piece of property well located on paved street where it will advance 10 to 25 per cent per annum, now rents for $300 per year. We will sell you this property for $21,000. SNAP NO. 2 Two lots, level and' smooth, one-half block nxirth of Quln- daro boulevard, Elry Place, $250 each.

SNAP NO. 3 A two-story strictly. modern house, 7 rooms, on boulevard. Price rents $240 per year. SNAP NO.

4 50 ft. front lot, 3 room house, paved streets, close to car line, for $2,100. StNAP NO 5 40 acres, improved farm, one-fourth mile from railroad station, Loring, on U. P. railroad, miles from Bonner Springs, all in hiffh state of cultivation, with crop and garden, includes about 30 of corn, 12 to 14 tons of hay, pair of mares worth about $880.

2-year-old flily. weighs 1,200 pounds, worth $lw8; suckling colt, two fine cows, worth $50 cash; 3 hogs, 2-horse wag on, hay rakes, cultivators and a gen eral variety of farming implements 100 chickens. All for $4,20. Will take a good residence as part pay. SNAP NO.

641 acres fine land, high state of cultivation, well improved, a fine 7-room house, 2 miles from Kansas City, court house, on Ready road; price $225 per acre, half cash, balance reasonable time. What we need most now besides ready money is property to rent. We hav tremendous demand for rental pr v. especially residences of all desf i it Ion. TO EXCHANGE for residence, one of the best confectionery stands in the city.

Viaduct Real Estate Exchange Investment Company. 4th Street and Minn. Avenue. Bell Phone West 649. Home Phone West 478.

MONEY TO LOAN. Long time straight and monthly loans procured with minimum delay on improved farm and city properties. M. C. TEBBETT3, 2d floor, 715 Minnesota K.

K. J. J. KLEIN NOTARY PUBLIC INSURANCE Real Estate Loans and Rentals. rimpt attention to all Pension Matteri Armourdale Station, t0 Kansas Aye.

Bclitfca West asideuee, S0 Kansas Ava. Hi-ES BUILT ON EASY PAYMENTS. See E. Q. Stillwell at 648 Minnesota avenue.

Home telephone 1631 West. THE KANSAS CITY-WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY 16 Trolley Cars Dally KANSAS CITY LEAVENWORTH Car every hour. Oct Round Trip Tickets at ticket offices, 4th and Stat'e or Chelsea Park. THE KANSAS CITY-WESTfRN RY. GO.

J.W. UICilAKDsGX, Gen. suju The Publisher's Claims Sustained United States Court of Claims The Publishers of Webster's later national Dictionary allege tbnt it is, in fact.lho popular Unabridged thorough 17 re-edited in every detail, and vastly bed in every part, with the purpose of adapting it to raeet the larger and severer requirements of another generation." We are of the opinion that tfcis allegation most clearly and accurately describes the work that been accomplished and the result that has beeu reached. The Diet as it now stands, has been thoroughly re-edited in every detail, has been corrected in every part, ana is admirably adapted to meet the larger and severer requirements of a generation which demands more of popular philological knowledge than any generation that the world has ever contained. It is perhaps needle to add that we refer to the dictionary in our judicial work as of the highest authority in accuracy of definition: and that in the future as in the past it will be the source of constant reference.

nCHj CHARLES C. KOTT, Chief Jatle 1 JOHN DAVIS, BTANTOK J. PRIX rra a or Tr la ill i ne aoove rtjert juzmak sf INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY THE GRAND PRIZE' (the highest award) was given to the International at the World's 1 air, St. Louis. GET THE LATEST AND BEST You via be interest ed in cur rpecimen pages, tent frte.

a MERRIAM PUBLISHERS. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. YOU WOULDN'T BELIEVE, BUT IT'S SO, That we can ship to any point in Kansas walers from the celebrated Excelsior Springs At a less cost to you for expressage than the same waters shipped to you direct from the springs would cost. That is providing you live at any point in Kansas. We are sole agents for Fountain of Youth, 5 gallons 50c Coney Island Lithia, 5 gallons 76c Saline Sulphur, 5 gallons $1.25 Crystal Lithum, 5 75c Salt Sea Springs, the strongest water at the springs, gallons $1.25 We can express to any part of Kansas cheaper than joa can get It from the.

springs. SAMUEL STEWART 648 MINNESOTA AVE. W. G. McNeil, 33S Minnesota avenue FOR RENT 6-ROOM MODERN COT-Sept.

20. heart failure. tage, 120 S. Valley. Inquire at iiOO Mary Davis.

1414 North Eighth Central ave. Cottages for Sale Two 4-rootn cottages, close to car line; gas, cistern; 331-3 feet of ground each; south front; in good neighborhood. Price, each, $1,200, qp very reasonable terms. Btreoi. Sept.

19, pieuro pneumonia. John Paulson. SS South Thirteenth treet, Sept. 19. malignant papilloma -MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Loren C. Darnell. Rosedale 24 Corena M. Schauze, Rosedale IS Harry E. Freeman, Harrisonville, Mo 24 Lela A.

Adams. K. Zena Vance Purley. K. C.

Dellia May Needham, K. Wj Ham H. Knapp. K. Merle C.

Crandall, K. George F. Anderson, Oskaloosa .17 .27 .25 .22 .21 .27 Ella Mae Clark, Eldorado, Kas 25 8,730 votes with each new $2.50 nibsvriplion; votes with each sew $10 subscription, this week tly. See pages 2 and 8. If jeu don't get The Globe promptly and ring up W.

S00, either phone, and lodge a complaint, which will be attended to without delay. L. C. Gordon 650 Minnesota Rooms 7 and 8..