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PARK AND CE-MeTERY. 
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A POSITION WANTED as Cemetery Super- 
iutendent; 21 years' experience as landscape 
gardener and superintendent of one of tr e lead- 
i ng" cemeteries of the country ; thoroug-hl 3 * com- 
petent to manage, improve and superintend the 
care of a first-class cemetery'. A 1 references 
as to characterand ability. Roderick Campbell, 
31 Linwood Place, Utica, New York. 
WANTED POSITION as cemetery superin- 
tendent; have had several years’ experience 
Now in chargre of an incorporated cemetery; 
satisfactory references. Member Am. Ceme- 
tery Supts. Assn. Address Manrod, care Park 
and Cemetery. 
SITUATION WANTED as superintendent 
of cemetery by man of practical experience in 
all branches. References furnished. Address 
X., care of F. L. Wood, 1205 Lexington St., 
Chicago. 
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