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Farm Help Wanted 
MAN and wife wanted: man to take charge if 
farm: wife to do plain cooking and general 
housework. R, G. Cl’URT. 1026 Woolworth 
Building. New York City. ’Phone Barclay 4414. 
WANTED—Single women as attendants in_ State 
Institution for Feeble-minded: salary $50 per 
month and maintenance, with opportunity for ad¬ 
vancement. Apply, stating age. to SUPF.R1N- 
TENDENT. Letehworth Village. Thiells. Rock¬ 
land Co., N. Y. 
WANTED—-First-Class farm teamster or general 
farm hand: middle-aged couple preferred; wife 
most be willing to board four or five men: 
references required. • ADVERTISER 8815, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Herdsman for small herd of purebred 
Guernseys: must be good butter-maker: exeel 
lent position for right man: farm close to Pitts¬ 
burgh; state your experience in first letter. Ad 
dress ADVERTISER $300. care Rural New- 
Yorker. __ 
WANTED—Ponltryman. single. for private 
eountrv estate; must be first-class and under- 
ptand incubators and raising and feeding ponl 
trv: permanent position: $90 per month, with 
room and board. Address SI PERIN 1 ENPEN 1 , 
Valiev Ridge Farm. Gates Mill. O. 
WANTED Working housekeepers in hoys 
school: salaries. $35 to $45 per month ana 
home. For particulars write SUPERINTEND- 
ENT TRAINING SCIIOOE. T.awrenee. Mass. 
WANTED Assistant farmer who is A1 milker: 
salary. $50 per month and home to begin: good 
opportunity for advaneement if efficient. SU¬ 
PERINTENDENT TRAINING SCHOOL. Daw- 
rf*n«*o. Mass. _ 
WANTED- American married man on general 
farm: owner to he hoarded: must bo experi¬ 
enced: $c.O and privileges. ADVERTISER 84_3. 
care Rural Now-5 orker. 
V ANTED Housekeeper, family three adults, 
on dairy farm: state salary, references. 
,I>\ ERTTSER $447. care Rural New A orker. 
V T ANTED An experienced working farmer. 
married, preferably with no family, but with 
ot more than two ehihlren living at home: wife 
o hoard one, two or three men. as may be re- 
uired: farmhouse well heated and modern eon 
enienees. such as bathroom, hot and cold rutt¬ 
ing water: farm garden; plenty of wood fuel: 
WO quarts of milk daily: no other perquisites; 
arm in Connecticut: only those who can fur 
j<sh best references from previous employers 
eed apply: position open shortly. AI>\ EK 
TSER $444, rare Rural New-Yorker. 
V ANTED Ma-ried ponltryman as owner’s as¬ 
sistant; experienced, faithful, willing worker. 
•i small North Jersey Leghorn farm: wife as 
,,u-e|.eeper: small plain farmhouse: no other 
• Ip or familv hoarded (owner alone!: the best 
r cooking and $75 per month for couple who 
an furnish satisfactory references: state age. 
ormcr or present employment and all details. 
ION HEAD POULTRY FARM. Dover. N. .1. 
WANTED Two men for milking cows and help 
farm work: experience not necessary: pay $4< 
(iw. and will pay top price for Summer: work 
11 rear round for a good, honest man: on m" 
ere' farm throe miles from railroad town: good 
iome for stendv man: if interested, address 
PRANK PELTIER, Dnnseitli , N. D. ■ _ 
lOT’PLE not over 35 years old: no ehihlren; 
Canadian preferred: woman for general house¬ 
work’ man a farmer-gardener: few cows, any 
work about the place: usual privileges: good 
■ear round place: state age. experience, rofor- 
•ncos. whether you can run auto, and salary 
wanted in first letter. Address ADA ER PISER 
i4C2, care Rural New-Yorker. 
FARMER GARDENER oil business man’s place; 
'married and reliable; state age. experience, 
-efereiu-cs and salary wanted in first letter. 
ADVERTISER $452. care Rural New A orker. 
OFITRA'MAN AA'A NT ED—YA’e need at once a 
thoroughly trained ponltryman. single or mar- 
,ed: none but first-class man ... apply: state 
a<r,. s and .•xnerienee in first letter. < OON.A- 
IESSETT RANCH Co.. Hatcliville. Mass. 
ANTED Creamery mail for small e-vainery. 
taking in 3D cans daily: Bradford Ci.. Pa.: 
list understand cooling, bottling and shipping of 
■ndc A milk, testing, manufacture of cottage 
cese. .1. B. HORN. AVilkes -P.nri'o. Pn. 
WANTED Working 
aged. Protestant, 
with housework: 
tinn. C. STT'ART. R. 
farmer and 
m> children: 
thirty-five acre 
F. D. 1, Peekskill. N 
wife, midd 
wife to 111 
steady lie 
ANTED—April first, married couple (no eliil- 
,1i) to work under farm manager on small 
nn at Towners. Putnam County. New York: 
, other help kept: store and station mile 
way; neighbors near: separate 
gp milk, vegetables, wood 
nolo year: $60 monthly. April 
>i>]v in:. JOHN ROGERS. 177 
•w York City, or call evenings. 
pleasant cot- 
furnished for 
to November. 
East 71st St.. 
ANTED- Married man to take .-are of five 
cows, also poultry: helper kept: private place; 
iges $00 per month and house. Apply II. 
JOSSER. Box 55. Islip. T.. 1.. X. A'. 
ANTED- March 1st. reliable Protestant mail 
of good .character and habits on modern farm 
rated in town: small dairy: must be good 
ilkor: state wages and full particulars in first 
fter. H. D. OPONE. Harrison, N. A'. 
PENG MAN wanted as milker and take care 
of poultry: $50 a month am! board. Address 
MIN' MAA'R. Taleott Farm. Westfield. N. .T. 
WANTED Tirts 
good teamster. 
J.; Route No. 1. 
class s'nglc man on fruit farm: 
CTIARI.ES ROY, Newton. N. 
NEAT, clean woman, general housework and 
companion who prefers ... home preference 
to high salarv: small family: 5 miles in coun¬ 
try. THE EDA'INARR. Danbury. Conn.: R. P. 3. 
WANTED—Experienced man to milk test cows 
four times a day: give references as to charac¬ 
ter and experience, and state wages expected; 
none but experienced need apply. 
FARM. Beacon, N\ Y. 
MAGNOLIA 
MAN and WIFE wanted to work on farm; no 
children; $50 per mouth and board yearly for 
right party; man must be a regular farmer, 
good milker (small dairy), and a good worker; 
no idler wanted; woman, general housework: 
small family; nice home; near town; write or 
•phone 42-M. CHESTER SMITH. Cold Spring, 
N. Y. 
WANTED—Middle-aged woman for plain cook¬ 
ing and to assist in care of home; electric 
conveniences; near village, 30 miles from New 
York. MRS. S. BOYD DARLING. Pleasant 
ville. N. Y. 
WANTED A working orchard foreman for a 
College and Experiment Station orchard: must 
furnish best of references. Address C. A. Mr- 
CEE, Newark. Del. 
FARM HAND, preferably middle-aged, experi¬ 
enced, single, live with owner, 240-acre Cen¬ 
tral New A'ork general farm: prefer Protestant 
Christian: could use widower with children old- 
enough to help some: $00 per month and hoard; 
immediate work to November. R. P. ANDER¬ 
SON, King Ferry. N. Y. 
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TWO single men want man and wife for 130- 
aere farm: share or wages: could be elderly 
people. F. HAUSI.ER, Lamliertville, N. .T. 
WANTED—April 1. married man for a small 
dairy on a private estate: good wages and 
privileges; steady position for right party. AD¬ 
VERTISER 8400, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Woman as housekeeper; good home 
for right party; give particulars. Address 
BOX 101, R. 2, Ariel, Pa. 
WANTED—At once, man or boy to work on. 
small farm and small dairy: $30 per month, 
board and washing: chance for advancement: 
persons afraid of work, don’t, apply. M. K. 
RASKHOAR. Lit Uptown, Pa. 
WANTED—Married foreman: herdsman for 
modern dairy farm; must be a good dairy 
man and feeder and capable of handling men, 
teams and farm work: wages, $75. with house, 
wood, ganien and milk; can use single man if 
good milker, at $40; ponltryman to take charge 
at $45; slat" references and experience. AD¬ 
VERTISER 8403, care Rural New-Yorker. 
MAN to be generally useful on private place: 
would like wife to help in house pa-t tim-■: 
reference required. W. S, APPLEGATE. Par 
slppany. N. j.; Roonton R. F.. D. 
WANTED -Experienced man for general farm 
work, 1o begin work ’Ci -h 1. ADVERTISER 
$407. care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—On dairy farm. ma-t-V 1 man. ii i 
children: man must be good tuilki r and team¬ 
ster: wife I j help ill house; could use couple 
with one sou old enough to work; also singlo 
man: state experience, age and wages first let 
ter. JAMES GALE. Hampton, Conn. 
FARM HAND—All around man, handy with saw 
and hammer, for small poultry farm: 2ft lives 
farm bird: good room and hoard with family 
without children: location near Coopershr.rg. Pn.: 
give full particulars, references and wages ex¬ 
pected. ADVERTISER 8468, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
MAN. 35. single, to take care of boilers, gas 
engines, electric motors, and to do all sorts ■ f 
repairing, in geutlemaui’s place; wanted for 
April 1: references. Address F. L., 5<i Coles Ft.. 
Glen Cove.' N. Y. 
COUPLE wanted (childless!: man to take charge 
of farm, 105 acres: wife for cooking and 
housework; compensation, one third op rotor's. 
O. T. SWANSON. Waterloo. N. Y.: R. No. 1. 
'WANTED—A man to run a liottling pla t 
where 1.200 quarts certified milk are produced. 
Wanted A woman to run a boarding bouse 
whore 12 men are kept; everything furnished; 
good pav and permanent position. ADVER¬ 
TISER $488, cate Rural New-Yorker. 
ABOUT April 1st. dairyman: good lmt tee- 
maker; understand boiler, etc., dairy room 
work and barn work, about six months in year: 
willing to ass's! outside work other six months: 
single or married: if married, no children pre¬ 
ferred: renl. fuel, milk, garden; give age, ex¬ 
perience, wages per moiifli: Massachusetts. 
ADVERTISER $4$7. care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED Working orchard foreman: most 
qualify as to practical .experience: middle' 
aged man. single, or with small family pre¬ 
ferred: replying name wages expected and full 
particulars. AD\ KRTISKR $483, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
MIDDLE-AGED, single fa-mv: $45 month. 
board and rom. F. E. C.. Complaint Dept.. 
50 Madison’Ave., New York City. 
Situations Wanted 
POULTRYMAN desries change, where energy.' 
ability and results are appreciated: competent 
all branches; my references .will prove 1 produce 
tic go is: 3 yea's in present place: married: no 
cpi'd-eo; pet’rule's anpreclated. ADVERTISER 
$327. care Rural New-Yorker. 
MIDDLE-AGED man seeks light work on uo-tq- 
datc farm; no experience; good home desired; 
wages Immaterial; excellent references. AD¬ 
VERTISER 8400. care Rural New Yorker. 
POULTRYMAN- Assistant on commercial poul¬ 
try farm, or manage small plant: seven years’ 
practical experience; Cornell trained: single; age 
28 years; references. ADVERTISER 8409, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
POULTRYMAN—Single, age 25, college trained, 
practical experience, manage estate or com¬ 
mercial plant: proficient in all branches of the 
industry: reference from last, place; wages and 
outline of work appreciated iif first letter. H. M. 
POLL AN SR EE. Enfield, N. H. 
SUPERINTENDENT or head gardener: man with 
Ffe experience iu all branches of estate work, 
farming, stock, crops, gardening, all branches: 
road, walks: also upkeep of buildings; all kinds of 
pumping outfits: married: no children: A1 per¬ 
sonal references: open for engagement Anril 1. 
ADVERTISER 8407. care Rural New-Yorker. 
POULT HYWOMAX: energetic, reliable, experi¬ 
enced. ijiculiati tt. brooding, product’"•>; 
lege training: references. ADVERTISER $408, 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
POSITION wanted: manager gentleman’s esiate 
or large stock farm, by agricultural college 
graduate who understands certified milk prodnr 
tion. feeding for A. R. O. records, market gar¬ 
dening. orcharding, farm machinery, field crops, 
a working knowledge of poultry, sheep and hogs: 
capable of handling help; lifetime experience; 
best of references: state salary and conditions 
in first letter. RAY E. JONES, South Royal- 
ton, Vt. 
YOUNG man desires management of general 
farm. 50 to 100 acres, in New Jersey ; will 
lease in Kail if satisfactory. ADVERTISER 
8420, care Rural New-Yorker. 
FARM MANAGER wishes position; married: 29; 
capable, energetic and reliable; life experi¬ 
ence; agricultural college training: understands 
farm crops, dairying, fruit and poultry: can pro¬ 
duce results: full particulars in first letter. 
ADVERTISER $415. care Rural New-Yorker. 
AMBITIOUS young man wishes position on a fruit 
or fruit ami poultry farm: wn::ts to learn fruit 
growing thoroughly; have had 1 year of agricul¬ 
tural schooling and 1 year experience at garden 
truck farming. ENGKLKE, 122 Fisk Ave. 
Maspeth. I.. I.. N. A'. 
TV A \TED- Position as caretaker by middle- 
aged man, familiar with farm work. AD- 
VEi;' : !SER $424. care Rural New-Yorker. 
FARM MANAGER—Single, 40 years, open for 
pos tion at once: lifetime practical and scien¬ 
tific experience all branches; breeder of regis- 
teiel cattle and hogs. Alfalfa raising, fruits; 
born in Denmark and graduated from Royal Ag 
rictiltural College. (' pc lingen: last posii'o'i f> 
years (New Jersey); Al references furnished; 
would full particulars in fir- t leitcr. AD¬ 
VERTISER 8420. care Rural New-Yorker. 
YOT'NG MAN, 38. single, wishes a position on 
gentleman’s estate: good all around man; will¬ 
ing'. obliging; good dry-hand milker; no tobacco; 
honest, sober, reliable: best of references; please 
state wages. ADVERTISER 8427. care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
FARMER open for position on (SO days' notice: 
no milking; for further particulars send full 
information regarding your requirements, salary, 
etc., to ADVERTISER 8419, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
WANTED—By a thoroughly capable and reliable 
man. a position as superintendent or manager 
of a stock farm: thoroughly familiar with breed¬ 
ing and rearing of farm animals and advanced 
registry work. T know this man personally and 
know of his work, and can recommend him un¬ 
conditionally. DR. J. F. DM VINE, Goshen, N. Y. 
YOUNG MAN. agricultural engineer, single, 
four years' orchard, farm, tractor and farm 
machinery experience, desires position. Address 
ADVERTISER 8445, care Rural New-Yorker. 
HERDSMAN looking for position on modern 
stock farm; practical experience, calf raising, 
butter making, reg. work, etc.; married; Dan 
isli ichildren): references: state wages. RON 
3.9, o -|2 East tilth Street. New York City. 
WANTED—By Cornell short course student, po- 
s'lien in milk station, testing and barn in- 
- peeler. ADVERTISER 8453. care Rural New 
Yorker. 
TWO MEN, 2li and 28 years, single: one mechanic 
and draftsman, 5 years, farmer 415 years, 
dairy, sheep, etc.: other mechanic 10 years; both 
iinde-sfand gasoline engines: on farm or ranch 
in South <r West: state wages and conditions in 
fi-st letter. ADVERTISER 8455. care Rural 
New Yorker. 
YOUNG MAN willing to work wishes work on a 
fruit or dairy farm by March 15: has bid 
considerable experience. ADVERTISER 8450, 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
COMMERCIAL orehardist: practical, with execu¬ 
tive ability; thoroughly understands every de¬ 
tail. ADVERTISER 8493, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
HERDSMAN-DAIRYMAN desires position oil 
private place: dry milker and good butter- 
milker: American: single; 27; best of reference; 
state wages in fi’st letter. ERED TAKGER, 
JR.. C.-l f Wilson Avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y. 
FIRST CLASS married man desires better posi¬ 
tion: thoroughly reliable; understand farming 
in all branches: practical and theoretical: good 
stockman, horseman, operator farm machinery, 
milking machines, etc.; place desired where 
goed work is appreciated, good pay can lie 
earned and advaneement possible; snlirry and 
percentage basis considered: state ) ariiculars. 
ADVERTISER 8491, care Rural New Yorker. 
WANTED- Position by single man, 30 years of 
age; ii ft.: 190 lbs.: life experience on farm: 
graduate University of Wisconsin. 1904; present 
i ' o'” 11U, years: best of references. Address 
BOX 22. Akron, T*a. 
rosiTIDN wall ted as foreman or superintend¬ 
ent: American: 37 years of age: married; no 
eliill'en: II years iu 1 a -1 place: Ii '" pxne-iencc 
mi farm; understands all farm work, machinery 
and true tors; give full particulars In fi"st let¬ 
ter to save time. ADVERTISER $457, care 
Rural New Yorker. 
WANTED A position as cook in a cui'Cv 
hotel or Summer resort: widow, 40 years o'd: 
respectable, clean and capable. ADVERTISER 
84i;i, care Rural New-Yorker. 
YOUNG MAN, 29. single, wants position as fore¬ 
man or superintendent on gentleman's estate: 
good stockman: capable of running auv estate: 
best, results from men under him; 1’rotestajit 
and American citizen: Tl'ish born; best. >efer 
cnees furnished oil request. W. G. KINKADE. 
113(1 DeKalb Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
POULTRYMAX-FRUIT MAN desires i>osition as 
working manager, preferably with party about 
to establish a modern plant on acreage sufficient 
to raise a part or all of the required feed: liorn 
ami brought up on large farm: life experience 
with poultry raising on large scale; 3 years' 
experience on fruit farm; 3-year agricultural 
school graduate; single; American; age 27; 
wages $90 per month, with board and room: 
best of references, including one from present 
einplcyer. Address ADVERTISER $458, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Position as manager on private es¬ 
tate or general farm; life experience; 4 years 
present position; open April 1 wages $125 per 
month and found; married; small child; best 
references: tractor man; can handle any propo¬ 
sition. ADVERTISER 8406, care Rural New- 
Y. rker. 
l’( SIT ION WANTED—Experienced lien’small, 
single, familiar in A. R. ().. by April 1: ref- 
... wages. $UHl per month. ADVERTISER l 
$4i:4. care Rural New-Yorker. 
ANYONE wishing the services of a good, capa¬ 
ble, experienced, single American man on farm 
or estate, address, giving wages and conditions, 
ADVERTISER 8405. care Rural New-Yorker. 
PRACTICAL, industrious farmer, married; 211 
years’ experience in general farming: with 
sou. 17. wishes position on gentleman's farm as 
working manager or caretaker: best references. 
ADVERTISER 8480, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Position as manager on private 
place; young married American: experienced 
in general farming and poultry. EARL SMITH, 
Ware, Mass.; R. 1. 
FARM SUPERINTENDENT open for position 
once: agriculture, all branches; dairying, 
stock breeding, all kinds machinery, tractors, 
gas engines, etc.; American; no children. AD¬ 
VERTISER'8470, care Rural New-Yorker. 
FARM superintendent: bustler, with sound agri¬ 
cultural education and proven ability in every 
operation connected witl; modern methods gen¬ 
eral farming, dairying, orchard care, etc. AD- 
\ EKTISKR 8472, care Rural New Yorker. 
FARM manager open for position April 1: life 
experience at fanning, operation and repair of 
all modern machinery: modern dairy farm: New 
York State preferred: could bring two extra 
men. ADVERTISER 8473, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
MANAGER, ready for work now; excellent ref¬ 
erence-’: 12 years' experience; $1$. R. E. 
MAC MUR CHI K. 205 W. Water St.. Elmira, 
N. Y. 
SUPERINTENDENT, 36, practical gardener and 
farmer, who lias efficiently managed private 
estate for seven years, desires position after 
March I: married: no family: best reference. 
ADVERTISER 8477, care Rural New-Yorker. 
POSITION WANTED- Working farmer: know 
all about farming, stock and machinery; have 
two grown sons to work, who grew up on a 
farm; good reference. ADVERTISER 8478. care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
SITUATION WANTED—Farm hand, assistant 
gardener or caretaker: married: two small 
ehihlren: experience, references: state particu¬ 
lars, wages. J. S.. Rox 85. Pleasant ville. N. Y. 
POULTRYMAN desires change: experienced all 
branches, latest scientific methods: Christian; 
American; Cornell trained; married; no chll* 
dren. ADVERTISER 8479, care Rural New- 
Yorker, 
WORKING farm foreman: American: married: 
life experience dairy, stock, crops, handling 
men. care of estate; personal references. 
ELI.IS, Monroe, N. Y. 
EXPERIENCED single man (35) wants farm 
situation: can drive auto. DELANEY. 309 
Water Street. Brooklyn, X. Y. 
EXPERIENCED orehardist: middle aged: Amer¬ 
ican: married; small family; no liquor or 
tobacco: familial' with all farm machinery, gas 
cyg'nes. ADVERTISER 8482, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
1IOUSEK EEl’E R—American, experienced: good 
cook: capable taking full charge; nothing else 
considered: no washing; modern conveniences if 
possible; stale full particulars and salary in first 
letter. Address ADVERTISER $481, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
WANTED Position as manager or herdsman on 
up-to-date farm by agricultural college gradu¬ 
ate; experienced in general farming, stock rais¬ 
ing. dairying, field and garden crops: operation 
of machinery, management, of men: age 36: mar¬ 
ried: excellent references. BOX 497. l’etorboi'O, 
N. H. 
j" Farms For Sale, to Rent, etc. 
PARTIES owning large commercial orchard in 
Eastern Pennsylvania desire to make arrange¬ 
ment with expert ponltryman with sufficient 
capital to establish an independent poultry op¬ 
eration on their property: will make very liberal 
('■•al with satisfactory party. Address DRAWER 
E. Cottshohocken. Pa. 
92 ACRES, in the oil field: good soil; house, 11 
rooms; basement barn. 49x72: other outbuild¬ 
ings; file, water, electric lights, silo: also stock 
and tods; if Interested write: deal with owner. 
C. S. JEWELL, Spencer. 0. 
WANT to let’, with purchase option, farm 
5-20 acres; good house and buildings; 20 miles 
New York. ADVERTISER 8361, .dire Rural 
New Yorker. 
WANTED—-Man and wife to go shares on 200- 
nere dairy farm: Danish Protestant or Swo- 
deyhorgian preferred; or will let house and 10 
aces of land for my board. ADVERTISER 
$391. care Rural Now Yorker. 
FOR SALE—100-acre farm: running water: r- 
chard: good buildings; location, Glen. Mont¬ 
gomery Co., X. Y.: price, $3,000, I>. E. VOO11- 
HKES. Plainvillc, X. Y. 
DAIRY and fruit farm: 100 acres, all equipped; 
29 head of sleek: half mile from City of Hud¬ 
son. on State road: sell all milk for 15c per 
quart; about 700 hearing fruit trees; 250 grape 
vineyard: 9-room residence, 6-room tenement 
house;' tli” income starts the day of purchase. 
I,LOYD if. HALLKXRECK, Greendale -on-the 
Hudson, N. Y. 
FOR RENT—250 acres: good buildings: rich soil; 
plenty fruit: loam tcols: finest location Jer¬ 
sey; rent $1,200. MEYERS. Hopewell. N. J. 
FOR SALE 50 acres: good buildings: 2 horses, 
5 cows, 1 heifer, 35 hens. 2 hogs: hay. grain, 
potatoes: all farm tools, wagons, etc.: complete. 
$3 500; nil main mad. 5 miles east or west to 
railroad station; a bargain. (’HAS. II. KMEXS. 
Marathon, N. Y. 
90 ACRES: implements; $3,000. BOX 608, 
Cuba, X. Y. 
DAIRY farm on Slate road, near Mexico VII- 
hrge. X. Y.: 28$ acres: good buildings; 4 
horses; 30 head cattle, and equipped. JOHN 
LKHTANEX, Mexico, N. Y.; R. 3. 
PUBLIC SALE -Money-making peach orchard, 
three miles cast of Hancock, Md., near “Na¬ 
tional Pike”; 5.000 healthy peach trees, $ years 
old; crop every year; Carmen. Elberta, Salway; 
ship in carlo!s from siding one mile away: fine 
auto trade: $1 acres land, house, barn, other 
buildings; terms, $4,000 cash; balance mortgage; 
Saturday. February 26: one thirty: Union Ex¬ 
change Bank, Hancock, Md. S. H. KARR, own¬ 
er, Hancock, Md. 
HOMES WANTED -We will co-operate with any 
responsible family, in placing, with them, a 
suitable Catholic child, between 7 and 12 years 
of age: our experience and your willingness 
will produce the right result. Address PLACING 
OUT BUREAU. 417 Broome St.. New York. 
194-ACRE FARM. Eastern Columbia Count v; 
productive land for hay. grain, dairying and 
gardening; excellent markets; three miles from 
State road running from Hudson to Great Har¬ 
rington, Mass.: good 11-room house: 4 barns; 
wagon house: 7 poultry houses; well watered; 
30 acres wood. Particulars, S. JONES, Crary- 
vllle, N. Y. 
150-ACRE farm for sale, 2 miles front railroad 
and two villages; two houses, good barn, 
equipped with 20 Lowdeu steel stalls; silo, corn 
bam. etc.; fine view of large lake: productive 
soli: easy terms. W. B. DAYTON, North 
Chatham, Columbia Co.. N. Y. 
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