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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17
MEDICINE LAKE

Henry Kleher of Scobey, was here on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. Grant BLACKWELL left today for
Rainville to visit friends.
Christ Grindland was up from Balm
vile Tuesday transacting business with
lawyer Grant Blackwell.
J. D. OBJECT OF Glasgow. was registered
at the Lake Hotel this week.
Mrs. John Norbo was the guest Of
Mrs. G. E. Fulkerson Saturday night
and Sunday.
| Alfred Moran was up from Plentywood
| the early part of the week on business
| Miss Braden, county nurse. is here
looking after the health of our school
pupils.
| NJ D. Eckley assistant cashier at the
| Security State Bank, was up to Plenty
| wod Tuesday.
| Miss Florence Laferiner came down
from Plentywood Monday to spend few
| weeks at her home.
i Rev Father Hennessy of PlentyWood
made us a short call Sunday afternoon
while enroute to Culbertson.
Oscar Matson and family were dowr
from Raymond one day last week visit
ing at the home of A. L. Anderson.
S. O. Sven son, assistant cashier at tbs
Farmers State Bank made trip t.
Plentywooi Wednesday.
The city council convened in regula
monthly meeting Tuesday evening 10
transaction of business. auditing bills
| etc.
The weather for the past week ha
been deal winter weather The ground
hog must have made a mistake an
come out of his den the rst of Febrt
:. airy and did not see his shadow.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Anderson have er
ioyed a three days visit from the.
. friends, Mr. ard Mrs. Claire Johnsto
= of Norfolk, w Va, and Mrs. c. H. Wis
- of Redstone.
!" Charles Divine automobile expert
D the Motor Inn, has moved his househo
10 goods out to the III. Leffring farm whe
- he and Mrs. Devine will reside tn
summer ,tnd engage in farming
The card card party given by the D
u gree of Honor last Saturday evening WI
we'll attended and very pleasant eve
ing spent Mrs M NJ Olson Ewon t
IS ladies' prize and B. Benson the ner
- first prize Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. S. Powe
got the con ISOLATION prize which caus
;, much amusement.
~ Frank Ahern. proprietor of the Snoh
H. house Pool Room, and who left here
Fh a business trip a couple of weeks at
has located at Wells, Mimi, and has
"a ready opened similar line of Dus1ne
w. H Opperman. travelling salesn
for Minneapolis furniture compal
IT. was registered at the Lake Hotel M
% day.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17
eopvER CONTROL URGED

Montana counties which are still in
feetea with gophers are being urged by
A. e. Oman, federal biological assistant,
to adopt a program of work which ia
three to five years, would rid the coun-
try IF the rodent pest.
II tie past five years 19,S3o647 acres
have been treated with poison to XII
5 Others. the work being little more
than half done now. Some Of the. eoun-
tics, show a larger percentage cleanup
than this while in other counties niue
wosk has been done
Owing to decreasing prices it is SAID
that gopher bait this year viii cost
about one-third less than last year
There will be mixing plants for the
stte located at Glasgow, Great FAILS
AMI Bozeman.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17

callers at the James Cowan home. Whist
was INDUCED in until late hour.
ST Aldrich was having some feed
ground at Dan CampbelIs Tuesday.
James Cowan Is busy breaking in
some young horses.
Andrew Cornelius visited at the Allie
Pfeiffer home Tuesday.
Rollin and Jasper Phelps were Red
stone callers Wednesday.
Frank crossin was a Wednesday after
noon caller at the Dan Campbell home.
Mrs. e. e. Phelps visited at the II.
B. French home Wednesday afternoon.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17
NOTICE OF SHERIFFs SALE

NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
In the District Court of the Twen-
beth judicial District Of the State of
Montana In and For the County OF
Seridan.
BARNES BROTHERS, INCORPOR-
AlED, corporation, Plaintiff,
vs..
JAMES G. WAGNER, as Admins
traitor of the Estate of LOUIS L.
COOK, Deceased, and STATE
BANK OF CULBERTSON, a Cor
poration, Defendants.
TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFFsS
MALE at the front door of the Court
house in Plentywood, Sheridan Coun-
Y Montana, On Saturday, February
18th, 1922, at 2:05 p. No., all the
night, title and interest of the above
Rmed defendants in and to the fol-
owing described real property, TO
Southwest Quarter (SWA) of
SectOn Two (2) in Township
Ihlry-one (3l) North Of Range
rr1ty-seyen (57) East, NJ. P. d.,
Snerldan County, Montana, con-
Talmng 100 acres, more or less.
lated at Plentywood, Montana
January 18th, 1922.
= OSCAR J. COLLINS,
Sheriff of Sheridan County, Mont
By RODNEY SALISBURY,
,r., Under-Sheriff
aiN A. & COURSOLLE,
Sstelneys for Plaintiff.
defdive, Montana. Att
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NEWS CLASSIFIED
| ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For ether
cattle: one registered Hereford
bull-a good one and sure breed
er. Cannot use him any longer.
HANS HARDERSEN, bex 81,
Archer, Mont. 4e-sz
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17

FOR sALE-Ford car, in good run
ming shape, good tires, $175.oo, enc
new cream separator, small SIZE,
$4,000, / mare about six years f,la,
$4,000. One colt 11A years cid.
$500. GUST BERGSLAND, 4 mi.
east, 3-4th mi north, Homestead,
Mont 39-t3-p
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17

NOTICE-Buy your perfunery, tai
cum powder, flavors and ether pnre
food products too numerous to men
tor through your local agens.
need YOUR patronage. Send Dc stamp
for list to ALBERT L. FOLEY,
Box 447, Plentywood, Mont. z-tI-P
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17

FOR RENT-Farm, $40 asres zoe
under cultivation, ga mi. n. Ma
doc, Mont. Write P. J. VOlGHa:
Plentywood, Mont. 4z-u
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17

: r lander & CO.. corporation
r. j. LfA1SI - Plaintin,
ror4N B. MADDEN. LETTIE e,1 MA -,
nE,N his wife, CITIZENS STATE
BaNK OF. ANTELOPE, Monfana,.I
corporation, 7 ST NAIlosfA
BANK OF RESERgE, mm 9i.WSlrcaoS
corporation. RICEARD Gha $50: - Ply
and JOHN GRAYSON, co-pa5I aIa 4ts
trading and doing business undeT me
Sr,,1 name and style Of Grayson
hFotiieAs ? Defendants.
no he sold at Sheriff Sale on the llth
II March. A. d. 1922, at the hour
o oaso a,cIock r NJ, of said day, at Ifle
o. e.o,,t daor of the court house, IN Ihe
ta,.1,. of brentwood, Sheridan county
Monfana, the following described pro-
pe so,,th HHalf {s1kl Of. Section T lsso
.oS in Township Thirty-three s391
North. Range Fifty-six S5ol Eas, $3.50. =.
Wonfana Meridian, in sherman 1oa aitss
Montana, together with the neIeas t -
ments and appurtenances llisi 49,
pated this 9Th day or FEBRUARY =
= OSCAR J. COLLINS. sher7If.
ny 49, Under Sheriff
i brentwood. Montana, * !,
Attorney for Plaintiff 4a-4'
IT s A. to Algot Bjorklundr pat
ent. S 1-2, 21-36-55.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17

NOTICE OF SHERTFFsS SALE
In the District Court OF the wen
tieth Judicial District OF the State OF
Montana, Tn and For the County OF
s sFS.IfRl1 STATE BANK, OUT
LOOK, MONTANA, a corporation
Plaintiff,
RERRY STEPHENS and BESSIE Il
STEPHENS. his wife; J. 3. SAN
nv and NELLIE SANDY, his wife;
ETsHBECK g JARVIS REALLY
COMPANY, q corporation; JULIUS
FRIED. and TRI-STATE LAND
COMPANY, corporation Defend
az RE- SOLD AT sHERIFFss
GATE ON the 18th day of February,
1000 OF the hour of two (2) O'Clock
Q M of said day at the front (soutn
daar If the County Court House at
I pIe,tvwood. Sheridan County, MOI
tana the following described Teai es-
ta+a situate in the Town OF Ontiook'
Gn,,Yfv IF Sheridan, State OF Montana
to-wit: ,o ~, eo,,~ n, of
Riark uumDGTGQ SCSCA NJ <oN -
numbered five I'D and SIX 20, ~ "
131., j. numbered Three 90 OF the or
;oinal townsite of Outlook Monsa .hl
according to the map or p.ae u Ii !.
survev thereof on file and OF reeoLu =
The office of the Clerk OF the Dis...e'
| co,,rt of Sheridan County, Montana. !.
And more particularly all the fig..
+;tla claim and interest OF the saie
dIsf Berry Stephens, bess.'
stanhens. J. e. Sandy and Nellie gan
10 in and to said real estate, or an Ie
u ns,+ thereof, standing upon the re
ppo ari, Of Sheridan County, Montana I
- the name of Berry Stephens anu q
e. Sandy. -, u, - January
! 1922. oerARr COLLINS, .
/ Sheriff
1 HOWARD NJ. LEWIS,
Attorney for the Plaintiff. 4A'
arrss sUNadONs
/ - TWHnfleL
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17
OSCAR ]. COLLINS,
Sher;Y of Sheridan County, Noat.
By RODNEY SALlSBURf

ANDERSON O. COURSoLLE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, 90
Glendsve. Montana s4
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Anton Otheim ct ux to higrud
Otheim, warranty deed, lots 4-5-6y
block /, Nelson's LIST add, Westby.
u. S. A. to Martha S. Lilies, patent,
S 1-2 Sc Ia, NV IA Sc IA, 22-37-
20
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17
sHER1FF's SALE

r, +ba district Court Of the twentieth
LII Judicial District of the State of Mon
tana, in and for the County OF sheri-
dan,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17
Your HICKS ALMANAC For 1922

Is now ready, with Local Interpretation by
PROV, PETITE, showing prospects for
coming year. Send SO cts. to g. K PBfIfE'
Plentywood, Mont.
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crrn,rnTS,NS

a~sa+ court of the TWehIIeIIi
In tae .3s7 district of the state q MOI
Juoaeain n and for the County OF oheii-
Plaintiff,
n. b. SMITH, -
1AmEs N. CANOE. and sTEL L11lIpER
J ~ "a NOE. husband and VIE, = :
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17

IT s A. to Algot Bjorklundr pat
ent, S 1-2, 21-36-55.
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HOWARD NJ. LEWIS,
PlentyWood' m l, pia;p+iAs APT.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-06

American historical literature,
especially OF the early period when
the republic was in its formative
stages. is genuinely lacking in those
frank and intimate comments on
men and things AS they really were
which make the diaries OF Pcpys and
Sir John Evelyn. and numerous 9TH
or writers in the English world. such
fountains Of perpetual delight to the
reader who wants TO get behind the
conyentionalizcd masks. paint me
ms am" numbered Oliver Crom-
well 10 the painter who would have
omitted the wnrt on the protectors
nose. This desire for the vcritisc
is typical Of British literature of an
historical character no nation.
even to the present day. has been
more frank and unsparinE in its
delincation OF the faults and the
foibles OF lis great men aud women.
The same is equally true of the
French. especially from revolution
AIRY days down-i;s historical Ii.
hraries TEEN with memoirs that
strip the tinsol from its heroes and
reflect their human Weaknesses in
vivid colors But America. i, mus;
he admitted, has been very jealous
of the prestige OF its heroes it is,
in fact, nation of hero worshippcrs,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-06
AMERICAS "PEPY" Critics FAULTS
AND FOIBLES OF REPUBLICS FOUNDERS

in literary sense. His journal,
wherein he Summed the actions Of
the day each night before he slept"
covers period beginning with April
| -, l7S9, and ending on March 3,
1871. and it gives a graphic descrip-
ton Of tine debates, ceremonies and
social life of that important period
OF our nntional existence. But that
is not all tina; i, does. !, lifts the
veil on the personalities OF the men
who sat in the halls OF congress and
gives US intimate peeps at them just
as they were in action-or at least
just as Maclay thought they were,
for he sets down their shortcomings
as they appeared to him and to his
own standards, with true pepysi,n
touches, not the less delightful ia
that their frankncss reveals naively
Maclay's own idiosyucrasies and
prejudicies. The journal, of course,
was private in It's character and
though its existence was long known
it did not see the light OF print for "a
hundred yerus after its author had
passed away It was published ia
1890 by the Appleton Company, cd
tied 10y Edgar s. Maclay. IA desceu-
dant of the old scnntor's family
William MaclAy, like mnny OF those
who wcre actively engaged in the
revolution, was of Scotch descent.
his father haviug resided in America
since 1874 lie himself was born
and reared ~ Pennsylvania, took an
active par; in favor Of Independence,
mud filled many offices in his time
asscnhlynan. judge, State lcgisla-
tor and finally United States seua-
tor 10 the first constitutional con
rress with Robert Morris. the iinan-
cicr of the Revolution aud Washing
toms friend, aus his colleague \ pic.
ture of the old politician and states
man is given by young colcsiau OF
his time who well remembered. dur
ing the SUMMER vacation, he used to
watch Mr.. Mnclay wearing suit Of
white flannel, with lace ruiiles, walk
ing up and down the river bank at
Maclayvill1 as it Wus then called r.
and he thought he had noyer seen
such dignitiod. majestic old gentle
man, while he was always half afraid
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-06
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks onee
81 me Circuit Court of Wise couu-
ty me IND day of August, 1922.
i, Serreldia llunsucker, Guardian,
Claud liunsucker, Mary Mink. Char
ne MINK, Oscar iunsucker, Lola
iinnSucker Henry llunsntker.
Jonathan ilunsucker. Emit Kan
Rosa kilhnurn, Clerindin Wnmn'
Ter Mahulda Kilgore, j. 4. Wnmn.
ler and j, A Wamplcr, Guardian
Defendants
IN ChANCERY:
Ihs object Of this suit is Ia s,ll
the undivided one-sixth intorrs, NJ
Claud linnsuSkcr, the infant defen.
dani, ~ those two certain tracts or
parcels of land lying and being in
wise county, on the head waters of
Powell River, being the same two
tracts Of land which were conveyed
TO W. NJ. llnnsucker in his lifetime
10y Patrick lIagan aud jefferson
liunsucker. containing 1873 acres. be
tue same more OF less, TO which deeds
reference IS hereby made for a more
complete description of the said two
tracts Of land
And IT appears from affidavit ON
ME IN said Office that the defendant
Jonathan iiunsucker. is non.resi
dent OF the state of Virginia. il Is
ordered that he appear here within
Ten days after due publication OF
TINS order and do what is necessary
to protect his interest in this suit.
IL IS further ordered that cory
hereof be published once a week Tor
stone Gap Post, and that a copv be-
posted nj the front door of the Court
House Of this county, and that n
copy b. mailed to the defendant
Jonathan liunsucker. al New Taze.
We'll, Tennessee. his last known Post
Office address.
y copy-Teste:
X. r. ROBERTS, Clerk.
y. ~ klleorc. p. q. Aug. 3O-35.3s
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-06

was that the lords sat and tho com
mons stood on the delivery of m,
sings speech. Mir. lard 20, nm ma
told how often he had been m ,be
house of parliament. lie made this
sagracious discovery that the com.
mons stood because they had no
seats TO sit on. It was discovered
after some time tha, the KIM sn,
too, and had his robes and crown ON
MI Adams got up again ana said
hc had been very often AT the parlin-
mcnt on those occasions. bn, there.
tlwnys Was such a crowd and Ladies'
,long, that for his part. he Gould not
iay how il was Mr.. Carroll rot nm
To declare that he though, IT of no
consequence how it was in Great Bci-
tain, they were no rule to us
Finally, When the. pinch came
The president advanced between the
senate and the Representatives. bow
ING to each He was placed ia the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-06

leasily see that frst congress of
patriotic statsmen who started the old
ship of state out of its constitutional
shipyards was not all love feast
It was ship that had not yet found
tself', and there WAS evidence of
many frictions of suspicion of each
)thcr's secret motives, of Jealousy
IF prestige. of private axes to grind
and of much legislative wire pull
ing. The fathers played the po-
litcal game much as il is played to-
day on larger scale. The senatorial
body of which Maclay was member
was Il small one % senator's in all,
Of whom less than 20 were usually
present and less than half that num-
Der tool, a leading part in the de
bates Among the leaders were John
Adams, vice PRESIDENT and president
Of the senate; Richard Henry Lee.
Of Virginia. Oliver Ellsworth, of
Connecticut. Charles Carrolton,
Pierce Butler, Of South Carolina,
Robert Morris, of Pennsylvania, Phil
lin SCHUYLER. of New Nork Ct,l.h
Strnny of Nossacbus.,ts wIl;am
Crnyson If virrin;a pai,,h I,arI
of South Carolinn, Rufus King, of
New York AlrxouJcr Hamilton
yns than se.r.,o,y If ,he ,ro.s,,r,.
md Thom.s J.r.,son so,r.,.r, &c
state
Tin. nic,ur. h,, Nla,l.y 1raws os
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
Now Jcrssy-SsIe or LIT.
a FAMILY Of refInement ana educatIor

"A FAMILY Of refinement and education can
secure title to and occupy at once this up
best streets of celebrated suburban resi-
Dental section near New York City. where
the desires OF the neighboring families as to
the personality of the buyer must and will
receive first consideration, on the payment Of
$1,000. balance OF $4,000 on long time, easy
payment mortgages. The plot fronts 100 II.
on the street and the house Is surrounded by
a beautiful grove of shading oaks; contains
10 rooms. baths. vide verandas and ga-
rage. The elevation is over 700 It.; IT II
only few minutes walk to railroad express
station, on the best committing road out OF
New York City. and Is offered complete, with
no extras, ready to occupy. There are over
800 commuters from this section now. Bath
ing, boating. skating. golf. tennis and coun-
try clubs are available, together with Tine
schools, churches and markets. II Is par
Your reply will receive personal. confiden- len
tial and courteous attention. 1MMEDlATGE, r.
P. o. BOX 37s. City Hall Station. New York
The New York herald., 1922-07-16

AN ARTISTIC LITTLE year round home OF
6 rooms and bath. by the side OF the road.
high in Jersey hills, within easy commu.ins VI nh
toned town, can be purchased and occupancy
secured for 81 ,500 balance OF $4,000 on easy
torn mortgages. Ideal for youns couple 90, or
ali conveniences for comfortable, economical
living. Grounds 100x220 IT,, beautifuy
shaded. Delivered ready to move INTO; h1sn. 1sss
than rent for a small city apartment. De
tails from the owner, Post Office BOX ilo''
C'itv Hall station New York City.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
csnnsctisst-sals sr Let.

HAVE soms of the best building sites In one
OF the best sections of Wilton view of sur
rounding country, Long Island Sound and
Long Island: Is minutes walk to station |;
VIII sell up TO 20 acres reasonable.
DAVID EVANS.
IN the town OF wilton. Conn.,. between wilton
and Ridgefield: house rooms and bath.
electric lights. hot and cold water. screened
porch and open veranda; garage with sleep
land; large vegetable garden, abundAncs OF
berries and other fruit. extensive lawn ana
the most beautiful shade trees in the State
OF Connecticut: price (&10.000) ten thousand
dollars. Apply to VIM. BOARDMAN, owner.
Tel. Hollis 6635 or ERNEST ROSCOE, agent.
p. o. Ridgefieid. Conn, R. +. d. No. i.
Tel. Wilton IS. ring 3.
LAKE frontaee for sale, $50 feet. on beau
tiful Lake Hahlahwah: IS acres of land
1000 feet elevation; bathing and fishing;
no mosquitoes wonderful scenery; price
5000. Box 63B, Route 4. Danbury. Conn.
LAKE AND RIVER FRONT FARMS
Get our Big Illustrated Bargain Book-Free.
SLOCUM FARM AGENCY. i4i broadway.
OLD TURNPIKE TAVERN. New England
homestead, 100 years old: top OF hill, on
Boston Post road: grand views; equipped for
motor inn and running; IT'S = quaint old
GEORGE IN. PHILCOx, ,Darien. Conn. Phone 90.
l36 acres. Is room farm house, open fire
places, room cottage for help: barn
or real gentieman's home: nicely located
hill top: best section OF Wilton; price SIS 900:
half cash. WILLIAM GUTHRIE. Norwalk,
Conn. p.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16

10 ROOM road house at Granton, New Jer-
sey; plenty ground and garage; selling on
account OF death: no agents. Take Bergen
trolley car from 114th st ferry. Hoboken;
half hour ride to 1892 Hackensack Plank rd..
North Bergen. NJ T.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16

Your sit,ldtQr wdnted Ad IN Tas
wdnt a. Section Of THE YEw YORK
HERALD shouid put you IN touch 10Th
j,Ist the sox Of peopIs tcitS sano~ you
,could Ike to connect Try one. Tels-
phone Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
SUMMER HOMES WANTED.

WANTED to lease eight TO ton room house
with two 70 three acres ground on out
skirts New York city; give particulars IN
first letter. o 760 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR LET.

FACTORY. Long Island City. one and two
story frame buildings on about 10 lots
3 boilers in first class condition. pulleys,
aid. Herald So
FOR Satisfactory. 244-6 f. sd ST.; 1900
square feet: strong. well lighted. good con-
dition; elevator. heat: wired for power and
light: man on premises. E. G. DE WITT.
y12 5th av. Longacre s74S
WILLIAM b. MERRALl.,
Real Estate. Canadian Pacific Bldg.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Maine.

EQUIPPED DAIRY
AND TIMBER FARM.
1e3 acres. Y mile from village. 40 acres
In smooth level fields. pasture for 20 cows,
brook wRtered, 900 cords OF hard wood,
90 cords soft wood house rooms, in Al
condition, cattle barn, 45x60, ties IS cows.
basement. silo. track fork. barn No. 2 ties
acres OF crops. Price and terms very rea-
sonable.
ALoNZo p. RIcHARDs.
FARMINGToN. Ne.
Virginia.
BARGAINS IN Virginia farms along Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway; fertile fruit.
dairy. stock. grain farms. $50 per acre up
also little farms near city: easy terms: de-
lightful climate: write for bargain list. X.
T. CRAWLEY. agent. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. Richmond, Va.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New 1srk-

New fsrk.
ALBANY COUNTY FARM
FOR SALE. :.
$1,000; 160 acres rich soil. under high culti-
condition; three miles Thompson. two miles
Warmers Lakes; excellent for sanitarium or
boarding house; 20-15 miles Albany-sche-
lily 100 years: age owner necessitates sale.
LUTHER SECoR, 344 Riverdale av.. Yon-
kers. Tel. s135-w.
EQUIPPED 20 ACRE FARM
ON 1000 FIT. ELEVATION.
Several trains daily to New York city:
eager markets for all produce: handy rail-
,vs sHsa ysse ;rs 80 acres prode
60 fruit trees. grapes. berries; good room
house. beautiful landscape view; barns. sta
for $500 part cash: Ply IL taken ~ nova y horses
cows. poultry, vehicles. implements thrown
IN; IN, eXceptionsi @ opportunity; don't delay. G..
FOR SALE-Pure bred Guernsey farm, Cats
kills. between Saugerties and Woodstock
main house 20 rooms. 3 baths. garage. man.
ayers and attendants quarters. four toilets
house. 200 acres; IDEAL for continuation OF
stock farm or resort: beautifully situated ;
bargsin. A 2ss. 1850 Broadway.
LIFETIME BARGA1N-Fully equipped farm
at sacrifice. Room 1910. s74 B'way. city.
PICTURES and DESCRIPTIONS
81 hundreds Of glorious farms and estates.
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STOCK FARM
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52 MILES FROM NEW YORK.
On Harlem Division New York Central, about
500 acres: modern stock barns. house. II
rooms and bath. $4,000: bss to agents.
II. H: WELLS. BREWSTER. N. Y.
SPLENDID FARMS.
= GENERAL DAIRY AND FRUIT.
I. w. VALENTINE. 373 4th av.. New York
UNUSUAL FARM BARGAIN.
1So acres near Newburgh, N. Y: Illness
forces owner to sell this $2S. 900 farm for
$4,000; $1,000 cash: get particulars. F..
UNsER. Mineola. l.. l. Tel.