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RECORD ON FORCE
OF DETECTIVES WAS
A BRILLIANT ONE,

Joseph Petrosino's record as police
man stands second to none on the Met
ropoEtan force. He has had more con-
victions for murder to his credit, per-
haps, than any other man In the depart
ment, and this in the face OF difficulties
before which a man less brave would
have quailed.
Petroslno was born on Oct q, $50.
In Italy, but came to this country when
a small boy and received his education
In the public schools here On oct. %.
lsS he was appointed patrolman and
was assigned to the Tenderloin station.
In July, 1896, he was made detective
and transferred to Headquarters, and
four years later he was made detec-
tlve-sergeant Then by an act Of the
Legislature he and other detective SER
geants were promoted to the grade OF
lieutenant.
Few, II any, men have carried their
lives so continuously In their hands as
had Petrosino since his promotion to
the grade OF detective. A native born
italian, IT was not long before all his
efforts were concentrated on running
down criminals OF that nationality In
New York.
War on Organized Crime.
The Mana was fourishing here when
Petroslno was detailed to break II up
and he had many hair-breadth escapes
In that undertaking. Then came the
many atrocities OF the Black Hand and
again II fell to Petros!no's lot to ferret
out the ring leaders In those plots
which generally left death and destruc.
ton In their wake.
! To Inspector Alexander Williams
Petrosino owes his start as a policeman
He was then one OF a gang working on
the City Dump. and his quick wit and
intelligence attracted the attention OF
Williams, who was seeking a crimiua
| among the gang in which Petr0sinr
worked. Williams told Petrosino ne wa,
too intelligent a man to be working a.
laborer, and that the Police Depart
ment needed such a man.
Make out your application and I vii
help you to land" Williams told Tho
youthful laborer, and PetrosInos ap
polntment speedily followed.
His prowess rs a detective was tirs
arrest the murderer OF G. g. RandacclO
son OF Prof Randaccio OF the Pa
| lermo Institute who was stabbed l.
death on May 4, 1902, as he walket
/ through Prince street.
Ignored All Threats.
/ The murderer was arrested the mex
day by Petroslno, and working out IN
factory that more than one man wal
implicated In the plot, he set to wor
to ferret them out, despite the fac
that he received scores OF letters warn
ing him 10 cease his investigations II
Mulberry street and It's vicinty 4 fe'
days later he arrested two other me
In connection with the murder and the
we're prosecuted and convicted
From then on threats to kill him be
came so numerous that Petrosin
laughInsly remarked they ceased I
either terrify Or interest him, as the
ali lacked originality.
1T Is always the same thing" h
said" II you do not quit we viii XVI
you, yet they never have made thel
threat good and no doubt I will liy
long enough TO see half Of my CORES
pondsns hanged or electrocuted'
Petroslno never took his work ser
ously. He WAS close student Q
human nature and keen observer q
people and things When he was a.
signed to q case he studied out th
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ENDS LIFE BY HANGING.
John DearberRh, Late From Rome
Pined for Home.

John Dearbergh, educated
younS man, committed suicide to-day by
hanging in his apartment at Thorpe's s
Hotel. No. i3J Columbus avenue. He il
a nephew os the Dearoergh brothers,
importers Of straw goods. at No. q
Prince street, and was employed by
them since arriving In this country,
eight months ago.
Friends OF Dearbergh can assign no
reason for the suicide unless II was
homes ickness. and assert that he was
unusually cheerful and had bright com
mercial prospects. He was thirty.two
years old,
The suicide was educated In Italy and
England. and had travelled extern
sively. HIS parents reside In Rome
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to this sole duty. and disappeared from
Police Headquarters His comings and
golnss were unknown TO any Official
save Bingham himself
He first went TO Washington where
he conferred with the immigration
authorities and chief WIlke, OF the
United States Secret Service, The
Government took hand in the in
terest of safeguarding our ports OF
entry from Italian criminals and han
ditti
Left Here in Gissulse
Then, quietly and without any Off
cial notice being published. Petrosno
slipped out of the country and went to
Iut! lie had already banded together
dozen secret agents in New York,
bankers and merchants of wide ac-
Quaintance or their employees, men OF
class the criminals of their race
would never suspect of having po-
lice connection.
Petrosino sailed from New York in
disguise, and 1t is believed he travelled
in Italy in an elaborate makeup He
was master hand at that sort Of thing.
but palpably his enemies In Italy dis
covered his identity. and when they
learned the important work he was do
Ing and its probable far-reaching effect,
plotted to kill him at any cost and get
his papers.
John Sauinn, Petrosinos brother in
law, said to-day when seen at the de-
tective's home, No. a33 LAFAYETTE street.
When the first rumors OF Joe's
death came to my sister and myself
we feared the worst. We knew the aw-
ful danger under which Joe was work
ing In organizing secret service on
the other side. Joe feared for himself
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BLAMES DEATH
UPON PUBLICITY

Frank L. Frugone, editor Of the Bul.
letino della Lera, who was close
friend Of Petrosino, blames publicity
for the death OF the detective.
Poor fellow" ne said "he went into
den OF lions, He had no chance. He
should have gone away secretly. II
never should have been published
broadcast that he was going to Italy.
Nothing can be done N the way OF
detecting Italian criminals II the DO
lice make public their plans. Such
things must be kept secret Publicity
kills the best police work.
Joe was an honest man and an eff
c!ent officer. His death is pity"
The evening world., 1909-03-13
JEWELRY
REMODELED

Bring in your Diamond Jewelry and
have the settings examined This Is
important,
loo many people are careless about
4 matter of this Kind.
It is very easy for Stor, to be-
some loose.
II is better, far, to have your Jew
elry examined every few months,
Let us attend to it for you. TIL.
cost is trille.
We reiashion old jewelry into mod
ern forms, Designs and advice cost
you nothing.
One other thing:
Keep your Jewels clean keep them
polished. We do this work at very
low charges.
Nothing too LITTLE for US to do;
nothing too BlG-tc accommodate
our customers
AT Wnrh Bone on I've Premises.
LAME BERT BROTH ERS,
M,kEEs OF FINE JEWELRY,
Third Ave-, Corner 5Sth St.
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
LAST TWO HOURS
Manila Gets Records of Great
Disturbance at Some
Distant FONT.

MANILA. March ls-Local selsmo.
graphs recorded heavy earthquakes con-
,inously from 7.26 to $40 O'Clock A. NJ.
to-day. 1t was estimated that the re.
g!on Of the disturbance was 1900 kllo-
metres distant.
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MISS BARNHlLL TO WE'D.

Miss Georgia Vance Barnhill, twenty
two years old, OF the Bordeaux, No
$40 Riverside Drive, and Upton Cald
we'll. OF Powell. Wyoming, obtained q
marriage license In the city Hall Blu.
reau to-day Miss Barnhill Is a musi
clan. Mr. Caldwell Is a fiscal agent foI
the L. s. Reclamation Service In hi
state. The marriage will take plac,
Monday In Staten Island.
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PILES llkLD ~ q ~ IL DAYA
FAXO OINTMENT 10 suATantsef ts cure
lteAinx. y nd. blsslinx " Protry3ins PiisS
y b u dAys o zoasy ssfxads1 N sss
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come home Petrosno's face was visible
as he came through the vestibule. lie
was a heavy set man OF large features,
and looked far more like priest tman
detective. The reporter was inNisiple
to him. Petrosino came down the nal!
and turned to the stairs,
"Petrosno?" said the reporter, not
thinking of the caution which must
surround this man. who for years had
been storing against himself all the
vengeance OF which the criminal Italian
nature is capable, and of the vigilance
which must have been exercised TO
ward 1t off.
Petrosino jumped. But he did no;
Jump away from the voice In the DARK.
He jumped toward ii. Quicker than the
thing can be told the reporter, Wa
pinned helplessly against the wall uintII
he got breath enough TO identity nm
self Petrosino did not laugh.
Il thought 1t was my time, at last:
he said, gravely. Some day they VIII
get me-"
And they have,
A Marvel at Disguise
Joe Petrosino spoiled the makinss o.
a great actor when he became ue
tectlve. He has been compared 70
priest. He was very like the eide
worked in this city FOR score OF yea-
and his face was known to half the
Italian born people OF New York, he wa'
marvellously successful in dlssu!sin-
himself. II was one OF his favorlte de-
vices TO get a Job as a $3.50 a day ditch
digger in the ne!gtborhood OF crime
he was investigating. He v"yked until
the sweat poured down his fat face in
rivulets and his clothes were pastered
with mud. At the noon hour and after
work he gossiDed with the other work.
men and became confdant OF the Ital-
Ian saloonkeepers and shopkeepers of
the ne!ghborhoOd
Petros!no.s one handicap was his in
ability to speak or understand the sea-
port patols OF the Mediterranean, which
is made up Of Arabic Greek, italian.
Spanish and French and which is used
by Camorra ami Malta criminals alto
gether In their criminal conversations,
But he was no coward.
The evening world., 1909-03-13
He Knew no Fear.

No policeman. reporter or detective
who ever worked with Joe Petrosino
ever doubted his courage or that he
would some day meet his death Just
as he has. The reporter who writes
stood one night In the dark hall OF an
apartment house In Charles street
where Petroslno then lived. tho re-
porter was waiting for the detsctiye to
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
NOTES FROM KING GEORGE
King George C. H.. Va May

King George C. H.. Va May pa.
Miss Sops.ia r. Tayloe has returned
from visit to her sister. Mrs. Maxwell
Harrington, at Dover, Delaware.
Niles Fannie Love who has been visit
Ing iriends 10 King George, has returned
to Wheatland. Essex county.
Thomas Acres was appointed by the
clerk OF the Circuit Court administrator
OF bis brother, the late James Acres.
Mr.. George T. Porter. OF Washington.
was at the clerks Office on the 18th
searching old records.
DIR. V. y. Caruthers was appointed by
the clerk OF the Circuit Court admins.
traitor, with Will annexed. of the late
Joseph A. Pullen, giving bond in the
penalty of 81, 500.
Mr.. Geo. Ogle Tayloe cut a tremendous
crop OF clover hay from four and one.
bali acres OF his farm
Mr.. VIM. W. Washington, OF West.
moreland county. who has been on q
visit TO his sister, Mrs. T. W. Boggs, has
returned.
Mr.. J. +. Jack, OF Los Angeles. Cal. Il
visiting his farms, Belle Grove and Wal
singham, near Port Conway.
Mr.. Elerbe W. Carter, OF Fredericks.
burg, was appointed administrator OF Z
Il. +. Wolfe by Clerk Hunter aud gave
bond In the penalty OF $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. K. J. Smith, OF Freder.
icksburg. and their son, DR.. Mason
smith, OF Norfolk. who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Smith at Can.
ming" have returned.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY At BOWLING GREEN

Th4 Boa ling Gre. Chapter ~ the
united Daughters of the Cobirderncy
Will observe June the third a. memorial
day. IL having been also planned to con-
ier crosses on that day All members
and fr d. nf the chapter ARE cordially
Invited To participate ia three solemn
rxercises
The meeting will be h-ld at the Court
House square at three o'clock. where the
cOnferFing oi crosses will take place, to
geiheY with some short Addresses and
swee. songs The hapier and it trends
Will theh prnceed TO the Cem-tery to
place " rshths aud flowers on the graves
of our noble heroes.
The members OF the Chapter are ear
nestly requested to dor a'e ten cents each
on that day towards building the Lee
monument at Arlington. The Chap e.
~ ill be grateful to all ihO.e who are IN
clined to contrib1t, a like amount tO
that worthy cause.
A commit tee Of three youag ladies,
Misses Voolfolk. Anderson aud Collins,
" iii ., iicit the sua contribution from
the members Of the Chapter. The giving
to the cause By sympathetic friends Is, OF
cnuvsa optional with them.
The members Of the Chapter and in-
t@rested friends. are requested to bring
flowers and eyerRree6s and asei-t ia the
making of wrraths on the a'tefnoon Ol
the 2nd As we'll as on the morning oi the
Ard
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
CHILDREN'S DAY At
PRESBYTERIAN 5. S.

The Children's Day exercises at tn,
Presbyterian Sunday school Sunday wer,
ot an exceedingly interesting character
The opening hymn, THE Son OF Go,
Goes Forth tOWar, was sung with spirii
and the orchestra accompaniment addet
greatly 10 the effect
Mr.. s G., Howison made a short ad
dress showing the needs of The Graybil
Memorial School of Mexico.
Miss jamie Bishop and Miss MARI
Barnes each recited appropriate selec
tons.
Rev. W. c Buchanan, of the Japan
mission, talked most interestingly oi
mission work in Japan
The mite boxes We're brought forward
and with them n structure was formed,
designed by Prof Rankin. representing
the Graybill school The offering amount
ei TO $40.
The singing throughout the whole
service was excellent, the prayers very
earnest and the spirit of the whole service
devotional.
After the service, the floral decorations
were carried to the cemetery and placed
upon the graves of former workers in
the school.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
FARMERS INSTITUTE STEAMER
Meetings To Be Held Along the RsppahsnnoeI
juns 9Th and 5th.

The special agricultural steamer over
the MARY land, Delaware & Virginia Rail
way Company steamer line. Rappahan-
mock River, June and >. 1909 10 the
iutorest OF Increased agricultural develop
ment OF the Rappahannoek River terri
tory and cooperating with the Virginia
state Department OF Agriculture, the
Nd. Del. \ Va. Ry. Co. Will provide the
steamer Gratitude on which farmers' in
stitutes will be held at the places and
time below indicated and will be ad-
dressed by:
Hon. G W. Koiner. State commission
or OF agriculture.
Prof. $. B. Heiges, on Improving the
Corn Crop Without Cost"
Prof Brainard. Of the State expert
ment station, on Butter Making on the
Farm"
W. W. sproul. ON Potatoes as q
Money Crop"
t. c. Johnson. OF the Norfolk truck
experiment station, on Trucking" etc.
To avoid delay. those Interested are
requested TO be on hand at time Of ar
rival OF steamer.
The special steamer Gratitude will
leave fredericksburg, Friday, June 4
1909, at @ a. m. Arrive at Port Royal
80 u AA-f tNoNt ~ AW-l1 u
For the convenience OF the King George
people, the steamer will touch ct Por;
conway $50 a. m, take them over to
Port Royal, aud return them TO Port
conway Immediately after the meeting.
Arrive at LeedstOwn at 11:45 a m,
leave p. m; arrive at Laytons at 1:15
p m, leave at 2:3O y. m arrive at Tap.
pahannock at y. m, spend the night,
leave TaDnahanuork Saturdav lane =
q a. m; arrive at Sharps at Z. 80 q. m,
leave at $40 a. m arrive at Burtons
urbanna creek, at 1915 a. IN leave al
II 30 IA. IN; arrive at Irvington at 1890
p. IN, leave at , p. m arrive at Mil
Greek at 3:3l p. m. leave at 4:45 p. m.
All are invited.
Willard Thomson,
Vice President and Genl Manager
II. Murdoch, G. H. & Z. A.
W. D. Scott, Agent. fredericksburg, Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
why BE BALD
whan PsIsIsn Sage Is Guaranteed TO Step
Failing Hsk. o. Money Bsek7

A luxuriant head Of hair is Gods
birthright TO every man-to every wo.
man.
II your hair is falling out, 81 it is turn
Ing gray, II IL is full OF dandruff. n IL IL
harsh and unc )miortable, then Il Is die
eased, and prompt action should be
taken.
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Il will darksn faded hair; it will stop
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Ing the germs that iniest the roots oil
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Parisian Sage is the most delightful
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dressing
We uyge ell women who desire bea-
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IL, alter using one bottle, you do not
say IL Is the most delightful hair dress
Ing you ever used, you can have your
money back. The price is only so cents
bottle at Goolrick's Modern Phar-
macy, or by express. charges prepaid,
from Giroux Mig. Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
AN IMPRESSIVE SERVICE
Prof ". TsyIG Ordained to the eospsl
Ministry

A service oi more than usual interest
was held at the Baptist church Sunday
night, the occasion being the setting
apart OF Mr.. Gibson ". Taylor TO the
gospel ministry.
A similar service has not been held IN
this church Tor % years, aud only once
before In the history OF the church # lO5
years. Notice OF the ordination had been
given ct the mornirg service. and when
the service opened the chuica, With gal.
lery, was hlled To It's capacity, aud the
congregation was an sppreCiative one.
remaining with perfect order through
the service, which lasted almost tw a.
hours
The opening praise and prayer service
was Conducted by the pastor, Rev r A
Williams NJ, ssrs. Phillips and Wright
sang with fine ,if-ct. Il heard the yolc.
OF Jesus say"
During the OTdaining the presbytery
consisting of Rev. DIR. 7. :. Dunaway
Revs r. A. Williams. Decatur Edward.
and W. J. Decker, occupied seats ON tie
pulpit DIR. Dunaway presided. and af
ter stating the naturs and import OF the
service, explaining the meaning OF the
different features, he called on Rev. W. J
Decker, who offered the prayer IN an eIo.
quent manner. This was followed by
the Imposing ot hands by the presby terry.
Rev. Il A. Williams then presented to
Rev. Mr.. Taylor the Bih'e In a very in
structive talk. He charged him TO
preach the word" All other books
might be used for biography, nlustra.
tion, anecdotes, etc. but there Is but one
book and from that he must preach. He
paid tender aud beautiful tribute TO
Dr. Dunawsy, whose 32 years as pas
tor, he said, had made the church what
Il Il today.
Rev. Decatur Edwards next delivered
the charge, telling him Of the points he
must guard well. His address was a
strong one.
DR.. Dunaway read the ministerial H.
eense, which he presented 10 the candi
date. A hymn was sung. during which a
large part OF the congregation went for
ward To shake the hand Of the new min
lister. Benediction was pronounced by
Rev. Mr.. Taylor.
Mr.. Taylor has been for the past two
years professor IN Fredericksburg Col
lege. IL is his intention TO enter next
session the Louisville Seminary to pur
sue his studies He has made many
friends IN this city. whose good wishes
will follow him In HIS chosen work.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
FREDERICKSBURG va THURSDAY, MAY 81 1909.

J. f. Sehlosser to NJ b Schlosser. deed
trust on lot.
]. Z. Schlosser to T. W. Ross, trustee.
assignment.
David Thompson TO E II. DeJarnette,
Jr. 10 acree
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
LIVEDl52 YEARS

Wm. PaTr-England's oldes' mar
married the third tims at 12O. wo-k. d
10 the fields till 1872 ami lived 20 years
longer. People should b. youthiul at so
James Wright. Of 5purlock, KY, shows
how 10 remain young. 'Ifel jast like
q 16-year-old boy" be writes, alter
taking SIX bottlss OF Eectrtc Blttets.
lie q borden. but the first bottle Of this
wonderful medicine convinced me had
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They're a godseDd 70 weak, sickly. run
down or old people. Try them. zoe at
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
Death Of Aged SpOtsyIvanian

Mr.. Edgar NJ. Johnson, OF Spotsylvania
county, died at his home, near Broken
burg, Monday, OF heart trouble, aged 81
years he is survived by his wife and
eight children-Joe. Leland and Cue
Johnson; Malcomb johnson, of Illinois;
Mrs Lille Van Horn, of Pittsburg;
Ardrene johnson. of Colorado; Mrs.
Blanche Story, of Washington. Burial
Tuesday ? p m in the family burying
ground
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
WONT sLIGHT A GOOD FRIENp.

"liever l need cough medicine again
| know what to get" declares Mrs. A.
l.. Alley OF Beals, Ne, "iOr, alter using
ten bottles OF DR.. Kings New Discovery.
and seeing Its excellent results In my
own family and others. am convinced
Il Is the best medicine made for Coughs.
Colds and lung trouble" Every one who
tries IL feels just that way. Relief is felt
az once and its quick cure surprises you
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Hemorrhage,
Group, LaGrippe. Sore Throat. pain IN
chest or lungs it's supreme. SOC aud
81 90 Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by
NJ. NJ. Lewis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
SOMERSET NOTES

Somerset. Va, May %, 1909.
Wheat aud oats were beginning TO
head very short, and all vegetation was
at q standstill until the rain.
Protracted meeting closed at Blue Run
Baptist church conducted by the pastor
Rev. Mr.. Root. assisted by Rev. Mr..
Wingheld, OF Harrisonburg. IL was q
nne meeting. Ten were baptized Sun
day.
The girls and boys are looking for
ward with pleasure to q dance to be
given at Liberty Mills Hall, Whit Mon
day night.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
sMASHEs ALL RECORDS

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The tone and regulate stomach, liver
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en- the nerves; cure Constipation, Dys-
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n. Lewis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
KILLS 10 STOP THE FIEND

The worst foe for IL years Of John
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ulcer. be paid doctors over S4OO 90 with
out benefit. Then Bucklen's Arnica
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Cures Fever-Sores, Boils, Felons. Ecze-
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Burns. Scalds, Cuts. Corns. 25c at. n. n.
Lewis
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27

is wonderful power goes to the eeat
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every part Of your body. There's moth
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Mountain Tea never fails. 80 cents, Tea
or Tablets. w. L. Bond
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27

Dulls the seyths of Father Time The
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your body, bringing new life aud hope.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea briggs
back that feeling of by-gone days. IS
cents Tea or Tablets w l. Rond
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
TO DANCE AT THE RINK

Mr.. J. Clarence Fisher, OF Washington,
has issued invitations 50 dance at the
Park Rink on Monday evening, May FL
commencing at $50
Cards are to be presented at the door.
A band from Washington will furnish
the music.
Like crystals feir Of morning dew.
Your complexion now can be,
II you take this good advice:
Drink HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. W. l.. Bond
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
PRICE, 8 CENTS

M lazy boy An active brain No beftc
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-27
For Spring Tells the Story of Our
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