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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-26
LOCAL TEAM ON
DIAMOND TODAY
Lipe Will Have Squad Out for
Warming Up at Broad
Street Park.

At last, after lengthy deliberations
the Virginia League has adopted It's
schedule for the coming senson, and
all there is left for the teams to do is
to offer llbatlons to the goddess of Vic
tory and set forth. Tho officials of the
league adjourned after an all-night
meeting at Murphy's Hotel, having
about 2:3o A. NJ. adopted the schedule
offered by Charles a, Shaffer, OF Roa-
noke.
With the completion OF the business
end Of the league, Manager Perry Lipe,
of the home team Is prepared 20 work
his players into good shape for the
first practice game of the season.
Thirteen men have already reported,
and, beginning to-day. the training
Will start in earnest, with two long
practices. All the managers of the
different teams express their confidence
OF getting into quick lighting trim.
According to the schedule, Richmond
will play seventy four games on its
own grounds, including twenty-thre
Saturdays, and si%tytwo games away
from here BY this arrangement Rich.
lnond Is the favored city. Lynchburg
gets sixty-eight home games. including
ten Saturdays, and sixty eight games in
other cities. In the same order. Nor
folk gets Go-tl-6T Portsmouth, G7-
Ai--uof iSotti1utkNt W. - ~ iJuENillc,
G4-5--7l. Most OF the QUITO town Off
Gals left for their homes yesterday ar
ternoon.
The players signed up with Richmond
to arrive up to last night. together
with their positions and where they
played last year, are as follows: Catch
ers-George Cowan, Richmond; Joe
Boyle, p. o. NJ League. Pitchers--C.
o. Long. Richmond; Mike Cassidy
u so,, a. +, taI,l, a..
r. w. Jackson, Leesburg D. II. Nc
Leod. North Carolina; Baxter Sparks,
South Atlantic League. First basc--J
Y. Kanzler, South Atlantic League
Third-base-Perry Lipe, manager,
South Atlantic League. Outhelders--
Guy Titman. Richmond; r. ". Riggs,
New York State League; Stuart Stra-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-26
VIRGINIA TAKES
OPENING CAME
University Nine Defeats Fish
burne Military Academy by
Score OF 9 to S.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.1

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, March %.
Virginia played the first game of her
preliminary season to-day, defeating
Fishburne Military Academy . to 8.
Only seven innings We're played, as
the visitors had to catch train.
The showing made by the varsity
team was very satisfactory, the work
of the new men being especially pleas
Ing. Pearson and Cabaniss, the back
stops, give much strength to the team
The base-running Of the latter, who
played to-day in the outfIeld, was a
feature of the contest. In the fifth
inning, with three bases full Pearson
lined out triple to deep left-tield, His
catching was faultless. Brickler, 81
California youth. showed up well at
short, and it looks as if Hume is a
worthy successor to Dalton In left
field. His catch of a long drive, and
MadduX's running catch of short fly
were the fielding features of the con-
test. Fetzer, of the Norfolk State
LeaglSe Club. uncorked trip in the
second inning. which caused Fulton TO
give way to Walker in the COX
Score by innings: r. II. q.
Fishburne ..........041 Oo0-5 4
Batteries: Fishburne - Efirds and
Efrds. Nirglnia-Fulton, Walker and
Pearson.
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AFTER KID copLAN
Harry Lewis says He Can stop Him il

Harry Lewis Says He Can Stop Him in
Ten Rounds.
Harry Lewis, the well-known boxer
Of Philadelphia, stopped off in this city
yesterday on his way North from New
Orleans. where he recently defeated
Eddy WEIGH, of the Crescent City.
Lewis leaves this morning for Balti-
more, where he is to meet Terry Mar
tin. of that city, in twenty-round
fight tonight, the winner to take all
the receipts Lewis says that the con-
test with Martin is the result of a
grudge that has existed for the past
three years, which resulted in their
agreeing to fight it out In the ring.
Both will tip the scales at 1873 pounds.
Lewis intends to return here Satur-
day and challenge Kid Coplan, formerly
of this city. to a match. He promises
to post purse that he can stop the
kid in ten rounds, The fight, of course,
will be held outside of Richmond Lewis
intends to bring back with him Mys-
terry Brown, the only man who has
thrown Harvey Parker of Baltimore.
Brown will have some challenges for
the local wrestlers.
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LAFAYETTE WINS
FROM CAROLYN
Game Was Close All the Way,
but Lacked Spectacular
Quality.
[speelai to rhe rlmea- plapatel. ]

CHAPEL HILL, NJ c., March 25.--La-
fayette defeated Carolina here to-day
by the score OF 3 to 2. The game was
rather slow aud uuinterestlng. and
lacking III spectacular plays. Dumb
playing on both sides seemed to be the
order of the day Lafayette made one
run in the first inning, which was
quickly followed by Carolina in the
second. The situation remained thus
until the fourth when series OF err
rors by Lafayette netted Carolina a
sccund run. She was unable to hold
this lead. however, as Lafayette forced
a man round In her half of the fourth,
and repeated the performances in the
sixth. Carolina was never able to get
beyond second after this until the first
half of the ninth. when Stewart knock
ed beautiful two-bagger and stole
third. The hopes of the Carolina root
ers ran high at this point, only to be
quickly blasted. as the next man up
famed. The TEXTURES of the game were
tho fielding and hitting of Stewart and
the pitching of Fullenweider.
Tie Iire-up follows:
carolina-TTobbs, catcher: Hamilton,
tirst-base. Montgomery, second-base
Fountain. shoststop F'ullenweider,
pitcher: James (captain). hird-base.
Stewart. centre-field; Stevens and
Wadsworth right-feld Graham. left
field.
Observation-Disclosures, catcher: Peters,
flrst-base; Guthrie. second-base; Swank,
shortstop; Edwards pitcher; Long,
thlrd-baee: Schneider. centre-feid; Kel-
~. right-neld; Kohler, left-Held.
Score by innings: r. II. 10.
tCarollna ........0 o o OF 0-2 4
Lafayette .10o1o1oOt-3 3 3
Edwards and Matson. Umpire. Fred
| Stem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-26

What promises to be one of the
most interesting and hard-fought
bouts to be held In Richmond this year
will take place tonight. when George
Herbert, the lightweight champion of
this city. and Young Ajax, champion
OF Mexico. meet on the mat at Cor
coran Hall Both wrestlers declare
themselves to be in the pink OF tnndi-
ton. and each is confident OF victory.
Tho first preliminary Will be called
promptly at S.30 p. VI. Two bouts,
which promise to be good leaders to
the main event VIII also be held. Ajax
Is OF powerful build and is one that
the classic hero, from whom he took
his name might we'll be proud. He
viii weigh IN a the mat at 1i5 pounds.
Herbert. whose prowess as an all
round athlete is well known in Vir-
ginia. will weigh fifteen pounds light
er than his opponent; and the rules OF
the match will be that Young Ajax
must throw him three times in an
hour to win.
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RANDOLPH MACON LOSES
4 gricultnrnI ana Mechanical Takes q
Slow Game From The Nirgininns.

lspecnl to Tie Tirnes- Dspatch.l
RALEIGH. n. C., March 20. Ran
dolph-Mac IN lost to Agricultural AMI
Mechanical this afternoon on the lat
tiers ground here in one of the slowest
games of the season, the score being
. To i. a little ginger Was injected by
a three bagger by Abernathy for Agri-
cultural and Mechanical in the first
inning and later by two two baggers
by Hite and one two hagger by Bar
row for Randolph Macon. The score
showed six hits and six errors for
A. & NJ, and seven hits and five error;
for Randolph Macon. Newman and Ray
were the batteries for Randolph-M Macon
and Sexton, Cline aud Thompson for
y. & M,
Randolph Macon PLAYS Trinity Col
lese at Durham Tomorrow.
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AN|INU5 RON|PS IN
AHEAD Of FIELD
Shaw Draws Mount Away in Last
Half Furlong-Track
Was Fast.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 25.-
Fairly good sport was shown to-day
at the spring meeting at Behring's
The best race of the day was the
sixth selling affair, al one mile and
forty yards. Shaw timed his ride
Well. and in the last hG.f-furlong
Animus drew away and Won handily,
with Reidmore, second, and LalIy.
third Weather clear; track fast. Sum
maries:
First race-three- year-olds and up,
five and one-half furlongs. Columbia.
course-Nano C15 to ~ first, Tea Leaf
q to 8, place. second, L'Ayer e. to i,
show) third Time, i'll.
half furlongs. Columbia course
Kelso (S to 5, place. second, Ragman
(out, show third Time, :5S.
Third race-selling, three-year-old
and up, sevea furlongs, Columbia
Course-Poquessing (even, tirsD first,
Oraculum (out, place., second, Work
man (out show) third. Time, 1:352-5.
Fourth Vaccinations, three-year-
olds and up, six furlonEs-Columbia
course-Dr. Lee Ct to 9, hrsD first,
Cal Bey CA to /, place. second, Ferry
landing (even, show third. Time,
ILL a-5.
Fifth race-steeplechase about
two miles--Percentage q to ., hrst)
first, Penarise (out, place. second. Me
Coll @ to o. showl third. Time, AIS.
Sixth race--selling, three-year- olds
lumbia course-Animus (S to 81 first,
Reidmore G. to 1, place) second, Lally
Bey a to 5. show) third. Time,
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OLD COLLEGE WINS


Tcam Heats U. G. NJ Nine by Score
A lively game, which was marked
BY the enthusiasm OF the bleachers,
was played yesterday between the
Medical College of Virginia and the
University College of Medicine, and
resulted In a victory for the former
by the score of II to s. The very first
ball thrown over the plate was hit to
league style; and from that moment
on the cheer from supporters of both
sides were constant Several excellent
and exciting plays We're made, and
both teams were uncertain of victory
to the very last inning
Although there were good many
errors made by both sides, the game
was a decided Improvement on the
previous game which was played two
weeks ago
The features OF tho game We're the
playing Of Rosebrow and Haskins, and
the pitching OF Doulton for the Med
zeal College 9, or Vi n. f,a,,a i, NJ,
icine, Young. White and Dunford We're
the stars The lineup was as follows;
Medical College of Nirginia--Rose-
brow, rightield; Simpson, flrst-basei
Naff, second base; Haskins (captain)
third base: Walden, catcher: Van
SAINT, 10 stfeld; Wallace shortstop
Doulton, pitcher; Smith, centrefeld,
University College Of Medicine
and White first-base; Collier, second.
base; McDowen, third-base; Dunford
jaTiann, shortstop; fanny, pitcher
Hulcher, centrefield.
| Batteries; for NJ 9, V.--Doulton ant
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WON HER AFTER 20 YEARS


WATERBTRY, conn, MARI March 25.-
Such love as that of James Turbin
for Miss Mary l. Steinman annlhilated
time and space. Turbin first oourted
her twonty years ago, when she was
nlneteen years old, cashier in Mar
shah Field s Company's big shop in
Chicago.
She rejected him fifteen years ago
and came East, to Brooklyn. Turbin
followed. got Il place as mail carrier
in New Work, and, sticking to his af
lection like stamp, often visited his
sweetheart. So he made himself
worthy of her, he said to-day. She
became trained nurse and found q
position here,
Turbin, iifty-fvc years old and con-
slant still, proposed marriage again
to-day and was accepted. They Went
to Philadelphia, where Miss Steinman's
marriage at the home of relatives viii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-26

In pursuance of the terms of a de-
cree of the Corporation Court of Fred
1908, in chancery cause of Lee. Tyler
ct al. VS.. Dale ct al, the undersigned,
special commissioners, VIII offer for
sale. on the premises, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1908,
at IL o'clock NJ, all the following
property, first as a whole, and then
separately in the two following par
cells subject in each case to the con-
flrmation OF the court, to-wit;
% All that certain LOT OF LAND
AND BUILDINGS. in fredericksburg.
Va. known as the Southern Foundry
and Machine Works. together With all
the machinery, stock and contents
thereof, situated at the southeast cor
ner of Princess Anne and Charlotte
Streets, fronts f67 feet on Princess
Anne and 16S feet on Charlotte street.
and accomplishing an area made up OF
five several lots, fully described by
metes and bounds in a deed from John
Company, dated May 2E, 1905, and re-
corded IN Deed Book Ii, page 800, in
the clerks office OF the Corporatlon
Court of FrederickSburg Va. TO which
said deed and to the deeds therein re-
ferred to-, reference is hereby made.
CD Also, all that certain LOT or
LAND, with the buildings and inn
provements thereon, lying east of the
above described property, and sepa-
rated from same hs slx-foot alley.
situated at the southwest corner Of
Main and Charlotte streets in said
city, fronting on Main street RS feet,
more or less and running hack west
wardly with Charlotte street between
parallel lines % feet 2 inches 10 said
s!N-foot alley same being known as
the "Stoaebraker Property and also
fully described in said decd from John
r. Dale 10 the Acme Manufacturing
Company recorded MS aforesaid, to
which reference is also hereby made,
UPON THE FOLLOWING TERMS:
one-third cash: balance in equal in
stalments, payahle respectiyely in one
and two Years from date Of sale, de-
ferred payments evidenced by nur-s
chaser's bonds, bearing interest from
date of sale, and secured by reserya-
ton of title or deed of trust upon the
property purchased, or all cash, at the
option OF the purchaser.
Is. r. WILLIS.
Law Buiidir~ Fraderiolshurg. Va;
j. EDWARD TYLER Ir,,
Fidelitv Buildin@ Baltimore, Md;
MN. *. GOODRICH,
Hall Building, fredericksburg. Va,
Special Commissioners.
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FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
Three Nice, Modern
Comfortable Dwellings

Nos. 400. 404 AND 400 WEST MAIN
STREET,
IN ONE OF THE BEST NEIGHBoR-
HOODS IN THE CITY. AN OPPOR-
TUNITY TO BUY a HOME CONvE-
NfENT, TO BUSINESS OR THE SHOP
PING DISTRICT. OR If YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR AN INVESTMENT,
THIS PROPERTY PAYS q PER CENT,
NET.-At the request of tine owner, we
will sell the THREE DWELLINGS
mentioned above Immediately in tho
rear of the Commonwealth Club), on
THURSDAY, MARCH &c. 1905.
beginning at o'clock p. M. The lots
front 221a by 1875 feet. more or less,
each. to an alley. The dwellings, ard
modern, In good order, having Just
been thoroughly overhauled and paint
ed. and are now occupied by the best
Of tenants. Possession, II desired, may
be had in the fall.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at
sale. Further particulars at the office
of the auctioneers prior to that time.
T. NJ. WORKMAN & Co,
Auctioneers.
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Walden: U. c. M.-Young and Dun
ford. Struck out-by Doulton, 6; by
Young, T. Hits--ofI Doulton 6; off
2: by Young 8. Three base hits
Rosebrow, .; Haskins, /. Two base
hits-Simpson, /; Haskins. Ivan SAINT,
L: White, /. Errors-M. C. ", Z; u. c.
NJ. s. Umpire, Cassidy Time of game,
las Attendance 500
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state Coiored League.

a state baseball league. made up OF coll
ored players, has been formed by the coiored
people of this city and the Tidewater sec.
tio. and the first of the games will DO
Played here In April The local nine will be
known as the Reformer All-stars. and IL
to be managed by John II. Henderson, q
well-known colored man OF this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-26
Sporting Letters

The sporting editor of The Times
Dispatch viii gladly answer in these
columns any questions regarding
sporting matters. Communications
on sporting subjects WIFI also be
printed, and comments will be mnde,
Address Sporting Editor, Times-Dis-
tel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-26

~ never was in better shape to en-
ter d bout" said Herbert when seen
last night, than ! am now ! know
but believe I'll be there with the
goods" Young Ajax stated that Il he
ever won from Herbert that he would
do it Tonight.
In the preliminary, what promises
to be an amusing go Will be match
arranged between Gordon Woodall 1856
pounds, and Kid Coleman, 10 pounds.
much attention as the main event is
that between Burke Ellis 1870 pounds,
and ]. s. Gilelmo. 126 pounds. These
nten.will come together for the best
as referee for the principal contest.
A report reached Richmond yester-
day that Joe Turner, the pride of
Washington, ID. c., VIII challenge the
ments have been made to seat "A large
crowd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-26
Baseball Games.

AT Prlnleton Princeton. g. New
York University, \,
At Annapolis: Naval Academy, Il;
Gallaudet, 8.
AT Washington: Georgetown, n;
Catholic university 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-26

IN the Clerks Office OF the Corporaton
Court of the City OF fredericksburg,
Va,--Lee, Tyler ct al. plaintiffs,
against Dale ct AL. defendants.
I, A. b. Yates. clerk of the said court.
do certify that the bond required OF
the said special commissioners by de,
cree rendered in said cause on the 2ist.
day of March, 19oS, has been duly
given. Given under my hand as clerk
of the said court, this 24th day OF
March, 1905 y, p. YATES
Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-26
NInr nlnN In Cnnitnl.

Bob wallace who played In the ccntre-
field ON the Richmond team last season, Is
III prescut negotiating with the Washing
ton Union League team, and Indications are
that he Will soon leave this city to play
.ba,l In the captta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-26
Wells DenIcs story.

Claiming that the statement pub
lished in an afternoon paper was false,
Mr. Jake Wells and Mr., sydney VIII
mer, of the firm of Wilmer & Vim
pany had secured control of the prop
erty on the corner of Eighth aud
Broad Streets, which will be used for
a vaudeville. theatre
mo deal Of any kind has been made
which will give the Wilmer-vincent
Company control of the property
said Mr.. Wells. and the story pub
lished this evening is false in
every particular. No definite decision
had ever been made as to the name
of the new theatre, and / deny em-
phatlcally that any stationery had
been printed with the name Mascot
on 1t,
II cannot imagine where the story
gave out any such statement, / shall
discharge him ut once. Furthermore,
| shall write letter to the paper
which published the article and shall
statement made by the writer. My
original intention was 10 name the
theatre The savoy. but under the ar
rangement made with the Wilmer-Vin-
them control of the house, we decided
to call it The Colonial"
Mr.. sydney Wilmer, senior partner OF
the firm, who was in the city last
night was edllailS lndlgnant over tile
renort, and said his company had no
Intention Of fighting MIR. Wells for
control of the theatre in question. I'll
we had not consummated deal With
Mr.. Wells we would not have fought
him" said Mr. Wilmer land ! have
no idea where such a story could have
originated."
Both Mr., Wells and Mr.. Wilmer de-
clared that an arrangement had been
made by which Richmond Will get the
benefit of the best vaudeville performs
ances, but that no war has been
petition between the two interests
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ADJUSTMENTS
Acndemy-GiTen Company, in "Lenl,
Klcsclina."
Biiou-"Arizoru."

Elcsc!ina."
Iijori-"A ri.orn"
IN no other dramatic event of the
season has there been shown the
J. amount of interest that Is being
manifested in the appearance of the
Music tonight. The attraction Sc
lected for the opening is Leah Kiesch-
ma" which has been pronounced one
of the emphatic New York successes
of the last two seasons and which
has also been seen In Richmond before.
The dramatic struggle which forms
tile main action Is between a cracks
man and q statesman. whose hobby
1t Is to reform the treatment of Grim
mails.
The company, which will make the
presenta ton Tonight is one especially
assembled by Messrs. Jake Wells and
r. J.. Citizen for spring tour of the
principal cities of the South. To those
former productions in this city, 1t will
be needless to make any comment on
his merits as producer. Although
some may class Mr.. GIffen as pro-
Queer OF stock" attractions, he is
really far above that class, People
have recently come to associate stock
companies with the o. 90 and 30-cen:
variety, whereas MIR. Glffens produc-
tons. unquallfiedly rank with the at
fractions to which the public pay the
highest price of admission. and in most
cases, far excel them.
To transport the material necessary
to produce Leah Kleschna" It requires
la siXty-foot baggage car The com
pany viii arrive this morning from
Norfolk. where it opened the season
on Monday night The Norfolk papers
We're unanimous In calling it the dra-
matte treat of the season Leah
Friday and Saturday evenings, with Il
Saturday matinee.
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Such as wardrobes, Sideboards Par.
Tor and Bedroom Suits, Extension and
Kitchen Tables Sewing Machines
Typewriter Desk. Revolving Dest
Chairs, Baby Carriages and Carts, Irot
Beds. three Pianos. Refrigerators. Let
Boxes. Felt and other Mattresses, FIVE
Morris Chairs, fine Folding Davenport
Lounges, CoUches. Desks, Heating and
Cooking Stoves, Druggets, Rugs. and
everything to be found in the home oil
office.
Ladies invited to attend this sale
BY THE VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.
Auetioneers.
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BY the Virginia Auction Co.,
COG Il. Broad St.

PROMPTLY AT 1O:3tS
SHARP THIS (THURsDAY) MORN.
INC WE WILL SELL A VERY
LARGE COLLECTION OF HOUSE,
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
FOR PARTIES DECLINING HOUSE.
KEEPING.
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Neal GState.
Ono Iate fnr Classification.

lsQlIsNBS lroR. SALE, ApPLN 1919
TAYLOR street,
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
List yotVroperty with Pate.

LAST yofNroperty with Pattcr
son y SON.
Mr. Mons of lllmoi, arrived 900
Lubbock the first of the week and
viii locate DOB our town permuntly
Mr., Monk will arrive 10 n week
cog ~o. Mr. Monk IS connected
with the new land hrm to bee
known 70, thc Lubbock Laui Com
pary
lfyuu atut tu bee sure lo sell
your land fStIt with Frank
B0wlcs 80 q
Write - 4 you can't call and
see us auJNlI,t yout land with
Patterson s. ~ou
TO SOU need carbon paperf
get 10 az the Avalanche Office
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y 2oca\ SvftlNe5 x


Jackson draw Is always ready
to serve yoU
Geo Green was over from Go.
me- Thursday and paid the Ava
lanche n pleasant call
Rankin B. son. .ar poultry
wire 4S.ti
lack Hamil returned ,0 Bon.
ranch near Po,ales. New Mckee
Tuesday after spending few day.
with friends Ia Lubbock
Go % the LNbbo.s Drug clu
pany Tor MsgahCr
Bro. smith @. tle Christian
church requests %, 20 announce
that be vii preach o Lubbock a.
the usual hours sunday ia tncu
new church Sunday school vii.
be held AZ tbc church also.
We have buyers .gT about O..
sections u Lu0boykaud aI JON
iug counic- Pa,ersoh-S Son
ia Green of The DIllard-Powcl.
Land Company made bushes
trip to Canyon City the first o.
the week
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

We have buyers ior large track
off land u Lubbock md adjoining
counties write us what you have
to offer Patterson s. Son.