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Evening star., 1904-03-18

Miss Clara Barrett. twenty-six years old.
living at 424 College street northwest, fell
from her bicycle this morning at 4th and
Elm streets. and was Slightly injured She
was removed to Freedmen's Hospital
Evening star., 1904-03-18
oung ITEMS Suits.
Mems Shirts and Underwear.

Mems Neglige Shirts, advance spring
styles. in neat pin stripes and figures,
all very desirable patterns, some
pleated bosoms; regular $50 mQc
values. Saturday ............. YCOa
Mems Natural Wool Medium Weight
Underwear, shirts and drawers to
match; all sizes: regular value 7R1
81 90 per garment. Saturday.. IOAs
Mems ''F'aultless Brand Night
Shirts, of good heavy muslin, very neat
effects silk embroidered fronts, made
full in every detail: all sizes; No.
regular value, 75c. Saturday. VCSo
Evening star., 1904-03-18
uar Training School, 7th and streets
southeast, appointment to date from April
1904

The Commissioners further ordered:
That Grant road between Tenleytown road
and AIbemarle street be repaired. estimated
cost, $10o, chargeable to the current appro-
priation for repairs to roads.
That 167 feet. more or less, and ITO feet,
more or less, of S-inch water main be laid
on the east and west side, respectively, of
1st street northwest, north from N street;
estimated total cost, s505.50.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
S1.5O Hand Bags, %
SATURDAYS Ribbon Leaders.

Regular 121ac. quality All-silk Taffeta
Ribbons, inches wide; in all the
as" as spring shades. tomorrow 812c.
Regular 19c Satin Taffeta Ribbons, a
fraction less than 4 inches wide; best
all-silk quality. Black, white, cardinal,
blue, pink. etc. To- .1OH/c
morrow ...................... QAZ20,
Evening star., 1904-03-18

Mems All-silk Spring Neckwear in the
latest designs, including the we'll
known Rob Roy effects; regu- Or
lar SOC values. Saturday. AOSs
Mems Merino Underwear. both white
and gray. Shirts and Drawers to match.
All sizes up to 80. Regular 49,
75c. values. Saturday. ay......... tOSs
Mems High-grade Pajamas, made of
silk madras, English long cloth and
feather-weight madras; silk frogs and
trimmings Values up to G 4 A&
$3.50. Saturday. V 10 w
Evening star., 1904-03-18
POLICEMAN BLAMELESS
JURY'S VERDICT REGARDING
DEATH OF CHARLES BARNES.
Testimony of Witnesses to Arrest of
Man Who Subsequently Died
in Hospital.

A jury of six men met at the sixth pre-
fnct police station to consider the cfrcuIn-
stances attending the death of Charles H.
Barnes. colored who was struck on the
head with a club short time ago by Po-
nceman G. 7. Hilton, in Georgetown. and
whose death subsequently occurred at the
Washington Asylum Hospital, as published
in yesterdays Star. Attorney E. Scott
Douglass and Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Sinclair were present as counsel for the
policeman, and Attorney Scipio l.. Baker
appeared as counsel for the widow of
Barnes. Several witnesses were examined,
and the jury returned verdict to the effect
that Barnes death resulted from In
flicted wound of The scalp. The jury fur
theT found that the wound was inflicted by
Policeman Hilton's club. and that the lat
ter was perfectly justified in the use of his
club.
Evening star., 1904-03-18

It pays to read the want columns of The
Star. Hundreds of situations are filed
through them.
Evening star., 1904-03-18


Women's 'sPrfma Quality Shoes and
Oxfords-the, limit fof style and quality
excellence. Light and medium weights.
All feathers, including kid, calf patent
Ideal and colts hi ds.o Butten, lace and ?
blucher EveryI size and width. q 2
The priceds always. .....s............. a9O
Women'sf 'FCapitor' oxfords and Shoes
the best for the money, % styles to
select t from "a Heavy and light soles s.. Tan
ent colt kid. Every size and CT ME
width !. i. ,.9N oVS
Children's Ideal Spring, Shoes. both tan
and black; low heels and spring heels.
Leather and trimmings are selected with
thorough care=Tand every pair Is IN
SURED for wear and satisfaction.
r.. Priced according to size-as follows
Sizes. 5 to 8, at. ISL 90
Sizes SLa to II, at. ...$I.25s
Sizes IIH to 2, at. ...... $I.5o
Evening star., 1904-03-18

Mems Fancy Half Hose, In fancy
stripes, with colored embroidery, polka
dots and also tan. Regular Soc DIX
quality. Observation-Disclosures. AOGo.
Mems Fine Quality Half Hose. i'm as
many as half a hundred styles, includ-
Ing jacquard effects, block patterns of
red, black, gray and blue; also stripes
and figured designs. Regular
Csc quality at Sc
Evening star., 1904-03-18

Bin. Bayadere Ribbons. in cream,
pink. blue. violet and black; correct
thing for hair bows. Regular nz
25c. quality-at ICe
6-inch High-Iuster Metallic Taffeta
Ribbon: the correct width for new
crushed belts; all shades. In Nm.
stead of 29c.-temorrow ...... AYSs
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Good Glove News.

Famous Kayser Gloves, In black,
white, grays and champagne colors;
latest 2-clasp; every pair sold with
guarantee.
Soc, 75c. and Sn.OO pair.
Our line Of dollar Gloves includes
"Perdonnet." also Lambsk1n, Suede'
Mocha and heavy Cape d nn
walking Gloves; black and y Il oWU
all spring shades.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Smart Spring Jackets.

Plain Tailored Tan Covert Jacket,
small revers and notch col
lars. finished with strapped SE d1dA
Imported West of England Covert
Corset Coats, frame effect. collarless,
with stitched tabs, strapped all over:
lined with best satin S6S GD&
duchesse. Os$O
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Price Wonders i'm FIOsierv.

Women's Black Lace and Fancy Hose,
In a great variety of new effects, In
cluding some with embroidery work.
Regular 29c and 39c. quail = 1 ~
tiles. -....-..-..'
women's Fancy Hose, in stripes,
polka dots and black, with colored en-
5s broiasFy 5sas ossf1 ssd%less foot Resu 1Oc.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Bows Sailor Suits,

All-wool Serge Sailor Blouse Suits for
little chaps from 3 to 10 years. Pretty
Juvenile styles, with deep square collar,
hand-embroidered insignia on shield and
sleeve; full bloused; silk necktie. Color
guaranteed true blue. $500 50 30
value. ...................... QAoCy
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Double e-breasted Suits.

Two-piece Suits, in fancy stripes, plaids
and checks, colorings of gray, brown, tan.
Oxford. &c. Guaranteed all wool. Suits
that show In every line the most careful
workmanship. All sizes from q 4 mQ
to 16 years. $500 value Q1syC
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Mems Dress Trousers

Special Offering of about two hun
dred pairs of Mems Trousers for dress
and business wear; rough and, smooth
effects in the most approved ma
terials. Regular $3.50 and 50. Or
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Wor11er1's'
Tam i.
Oxfords,
Actual
$3.50
Value.
$bb88 90
a pair.

Tan Oxford will be the vogue this spring and
fashion,, latest edct
This offering consists of Womens Smart Tan Russia Calf
iand-wet OSords in three styles-Bucfer with
tips; arge. eye1ets and wide ribbon laces
Nowhere III Washington equal style and quality be
cured under $3.50. t-
OurDr tIreed dnl a.oair
Evening star., 1904-03-18

Women's Tan and Black Oxfords and
Shoes. extension and light turn soles;
Cuban and military heels. Also. half
heels. Good stylish footwear, q n Rn
at the spe1aalprice, per pair. .apH eOVI
Young Girls Dress Shoes, in tan and
black. also kid and colt lace and button
styles. Shapeiy lasts and superior grade
feathers.
Sizes 5 to 8, at...........$I.25
Sizes 8Ia to II, at. t.......$I.5o
Sizes ny to 2, at. .$2.oo
Mems "Iust Wright Shoes and OK.
fords for spring % styles. Tan calf,
xici KID velour and patent colt kid.
Blucher, button and plain lace. Newest
lasts, including the modified Po-ta-
toe. Every size and width. CO I'm
Ifice..... ....................... oVOe OV
Evening star., 1904-03-18

Boys Linen Collars. all styles of standing
and lay-down. Sizes 101a to 14-in. Or
neck measure. Three for.........A .AONs
Evening star., 1904-03-18

Boys Single-breasted White Pique Vests,
perfect fitting; 81 value ZSCs
Evening star., 1904-03-18

The woman who wants style and
quality for little money need look
no further.
OF Mercerized Sateen. in plain
black and black and white and
blue and white checks. Made with
pleatings, quillings and ruffies.
Finished with painstaking care
and cut in the latest fashion.
Evening star., 1904-03-18

Women's and Misses Ready-to-
wear Hats, in fancy straw, prettiIy
trimmed with straw cords, quills and
bows of straw braid, and touch of
velvet. In all the most charming
spring colors and COM a.
binations. Regular $500 - Il .U6
value, for. "
Beautiful Fine Silk Poppies and
Silk Chrysanthemums, in 80
rich shades and natural ZVC
colors; 4Sc. value. ....... - Ss
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING.

Miss Clara BAehr and Gustav E. Bartz
 United in Marriage
 At the home of. her brother at 81 Ward street Miss Clara E. Baehr was given in marriage to Gustav E. Bartz. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Charles o. Scoville at Trinity F. D. church, pastor of the bride, at 7:S0 D. m. last evening, the ring service being used. The ceremony was per- formed beneath bower of palms, roses, daisies and other flowers forming a charming color scheme of white and green throughout the house. The bride was attired in a white crepe de Paris over white silk, with tucked skirt. The waist was finished with 8 Vene- tian lace yokes. A beautiful shower bouquet of white sweet peas completed the handsome toilet. The bridesmaid, Miss Louise Breitenstein, was in point desprite over white silk and carried pink sweet peas. The groomsman was Frederick Sinkel. The brides sister-in- law, Mrs Girard Baehr was in mousse line de soie over white silk, and the other guests were in charming toilets. After the ceremony the wedding guests to march went to the canopied lawn gayly decorated with lanterns. An elaborate wedding supper was served there to about 100 guests, after which speeches were made, and the health of the happy couple was pledged. The grooms present to the bride was a handsome diamond pin. The brides gift
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23

to her maid was a crescent pin studded with pearls. The groom presented his best man with a handsome watch fob. The brides going away gown was an exquisite champagne voille over silk, with olumed hat to match. They left at. 9:30 D. m. for St. Louis and other cities. When they return from their wedding trip they will reside in Boston, where the groom has an important po- sition with the Consolidated road. The wedding presents consisted of rare china, silver, linen and bric-a-brac Among the guests were MT. and Mrs. Gerard Baehr. Larned Baehr MT. and Mrs. A. Baehr, MT. and Mrs. George Baehr. Herman Baehr, William Helbig, Robert Hunt Miss Catherine Hunt, MT. and Mrs. Edward Rutz, MT. and Mrs. John Market. Miss Mamie Ryan, Mrs. Harry Holman, Miss Helen Ryan, John Kelly, Mir. and Mrs. August Sanger, Mrs. Oswald Baehr, Walter E. Murray, MT. and Mrs. August Gensbauer, Miss Catherine Hine, Miss Stafney, Mrs. Breitenstein, Miss Lulu Baehr, MT. and Mrs. Caillienno, Miss Mary Brennan, MT. and Mrs. Frost, Miss Edith Helbig, MT. and Mrs. Frost and others.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23

The bride was gowned in cream alba tross cloth and carried white sweet peas. The bridesmaid, Miss Ella Fryklund, wore white null and carried lavender sweet peas. The flower girl, Miss Irene Louise Weston, was in a dainty dotted null with valenciennes Frederick Weston. The house was beautifully decorated with ropeings of smilax and pink roses, while the matles and tables were adorned with hand some rose boquets. A delicious we'd ding supper was served. Among the wedding guests were MT. and Mrs. Freebourg of Hartford, MT. and Mrs. Emil Freebourgh, Miss Mamie Holnn- berg of Hartford, MT. and Mrs. August Weston, Miss Annie Whaples, Eugene Luckey, Mrs. Cannon, John Lundquist, Miss Olivia Johnson Miss Nellie Whaples, and the Misses Buckley of Asylum street. The brides father pre- scented her with an elegant piano, and her brother gave her silver carving set. The couple were the recipients of many handsome wedding presents. The brides going away gown was of cham pagne voille. MT. and Mrs. Weston go to their furnished home in Hartford to reside. An enjoyable musical pro- gramme upon a fine piano was given by the bride and her guests, during the evening. All united in wishing long life and happiness to the couple.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
wALDRoN-JoNEs.
Nuptials of Miss Jennie Jones and
 Ga0rpa R Waldran

Nuptials of Miss Jennie Jones and
 George R. Waldron.
 A pretty wedding was solemnized at SO Wooster street Tuesday evening. when Miss Jennie Jones became Mrs
 George Remer Waldron. The marriage took place beneath floral arch, Rev. Mir. Clark, of the East Haven Congre- gational church, officiating. The bride was becomingly gowned in tan satin foulard and carried a shower bouquet of carnations. She was given away by her brother, Frederick Jones, and was accompanied by Miss Edith Latham, of Morris Cove Miss Latham wore pearl grey silk crepe de Paris. Imme- diately after the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Waldron departed for 9 wedding journey along the Hudson They will return on Sunday and will be at home to their friends at 80 Wooster street. Both bride and groom are well and favorably known in New Haven. The groom is employed in the local freight offices of the New York, New Havenl and Hartford railroad. Many wedding presents were received from their largd circle of friends.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23

the Golden Eagle elected the following officers last evening: Noble chief, James L. Goodwin: vice chief Silas Bishop; high priest B. J. Reynolds; venerable hermit, H. |. Carpenter; sir herald, Joseph Henron; trustee. F. L. Trow- bridge. There were four applications received, and the first, second and third degrees were worked on ten men.
 Past Chief Thomas F. Flynn of Rock castle was present. Many from each of the local castles will go to Waterbury on the 6:55 train Saturday evening to be present at the institution of new castle. team from Rock castle will work the degrees.
 On Monday night a team from Erwin Castle will work the degrees in a new castle at New Britain.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
DAMoN-sHAW.
Fashionable Wedding at Berlin Con

Fashionable Wedding at Berlin Con-
 gregational Church.
 A fashionable nuptial event took place at the Berlin Congregational church last evening at 6:S0, when Her bert Homer Damon, son of H. F. Da- mon, and Miss Edna Stella Shaw, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Francis H. Shaw, members of two of the leading families of the town. were united in lwedlock Arthur Wilcox, of Brooklyn, N. r., was best man and Miss Harriet Shaw, of Berlin, a sister of the bride, was maid of honor. The ushers were Dr. w. A. Damon, of Hartford, How ard L. Damon, of New Britain, Benja- min F. Damon, of Hartford, brothers of the groom, and Kenneth Pierce, of New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Damon left on a wed- ding trip to Atlantic City last evening. They will reside in Berlin,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
QUIET WEDDING.
Marriage of John D. Desmond and
 Miss Minnie G. Maher.

Marriage of John D. Desmond ana
 Miss Minnie G. Maher-
 John D. Desmond. of the firm of Gamble. Desmond & Co.,. was united in marriage to Miss Minnie c. Maher. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Maher, of 20 Nash street, last evening. There were present at the wedding, which took place in the parlors or the rectory of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic church on Edwards street, besides the couple, only the best man, David $. Gamble, Jr., and Miss Maher. sister Of the bride, who was bridesmaid
 Special dispensation had to be gained to allow the marriage to occur outside of a church, as the Roman Catholic church permits couples to be thus mar ried only on extraordinary occasions. The party remained at the house only long enough for Rev. Father M. J. Daly. of St. Joseph's churh, to read the ancient and impressive marriage cer- emony.
 MT. Desmond and his bride left New Haven after the wedding last evening They will have a honeymoon tour Of two months. On Saturday they will sail for cherbourg, France. and during the summer will travel through France, Germany and Ireland. They will re- turn to New Haven about the first of September
 The wedding of MT. Desmond and Miss Maher is the outcome of a TO. nance. When MT. Desmond came to New Haven ten years ago and became member of the firm Miss Maher was a clerk in the handkerchief department. MT. Desmond is said to have immedi- ately showed a great admiration for Miss Maher, and an engagement en- sued.
 The employees of the store havesmade handsome present to the couple of a chest of silver.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
YALE TEAM IN CAMBRIDGE.

First Game With Harvard This Alter
 noon at 2 O'clock.
 The Yale base ball nine arrived in Cambridge this morning. Very light practice will be indulged in before the calling of the Yale Harvard game at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
 The team left New Haven yesterday at noon and was accompanied by some fifty students.
 Jackson, the freshman, will be in the box for Yale, with Bowman as first sub stitute. Yale's batting order will be as follows: O'Bfien, ss; Huiskamp, 3b; Bowman, 2b; Miller, of; Chittenden, 1b;
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
S2 Satin-top piIlows at o8c
The White Silk Sale

Just as we expected-the response was very hesrty, indeed, and selling has been very brisk. It seems as if New Haven women had been waiting for inst such remarkable Silk event as we are giving to-day. No need for any relish to sharpen their appetite-the fImy. graceful. almost ethereal beauty of this lovely White Habutai Silk does that; and the special sale prices do the rest Some of the values:
 3sc White Habutai Silk, a,-inch soc yard
 4ac White Habuta Silk, a3-inch, 36c yard
 soc White Habuta Silk, a7-inch, 42c yard
 s9c White Habua Silk, a7-inch, 5Oc yard
 sI.oo White Habutai Silk z7-nch, 89c yard
 $r.Is White Habutai Silk, s7-nch, 95c yard
 si.se White Habutai Silk z7-inch, sIIo yard
 ssc White Habutai Silk, s6-inch, 46c yard
 7sc White Habutai Silk, ,6-inch, 63c yard
 Sac White Habutai Silk, s6-inch, 6Sc yard
 sI.o9 White Habutai Silk, ,6-inch, S9c yard si.ss White Habutai Silk, s6rinch, 95c yard Perfect weaves, with high lustre. What woman would not like waist of one of these?
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23

COLONEL WOODBRIDGE BETTER.
 Colonel Jabez Woodbridge who was operated upon Tuesday morning was reported more comfortable yesterday afternoon at his home on Whalley ave- nue.
 MT. Woodbridge's left leg below the knee was amputated. Drs. H. H. Smith, D. L. Rundlett, William N. Winne, and R. M. Griswold of Kensington perform ed the operation.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
$20 kodaks at S1A

An Eastman Kodak is the same the world oyer; and they are seldom sold under price. But we have few in the popular No. } size takes a picture 3I-4x4 r-4 inches) to sell at s14. co, instead of $ao.oo. They use the car fridge film, of course. Every one is in perfect condition.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
A PRETTY HOME WEDDING.

Last evening at S:3O o'clock by the Rev. John Freeburgh of the Swedish Baptist church, Miss Hannah Weston was united in marriage to Daniel Wes- ton at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. August Weston of 9 Asylum street,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
Trimming Laces

Pretty valenciennes Edges and h. sertions---tne kind that are always in great demand for trimming women's and children's wearables. Regularly sc a yard---special at 35c dozen yards for Thursday only.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
At the Soda Fountain

ssThe coolest place in town --and everything to keep you cool. Raspberry Ice at Sc
 Brick Ice Cream at Sc Frozen Pudding at 10c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
SIUnion Suits at soc

More women every day are wearing union suits---both pieces of underwear made in one garment These arc of ribbed lisle, low neck, no sleeves and lace trimming. First quality, and very desirable.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
BOG Framed Pictures, loc

Cat studies, hand-colored and in an tique oak frames; sire Sx1o inches. If you haven't seen our Picture Depart ment, this is a good chance to come. It is on the second eeor.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
iOc Pin Cubes at 4c

Where do all the Pins go3 That's hard question to answer. Yet it is a fact that sometimes it is hard to find 2 pin just when one wants it One heo- dred pins in each of these cuhss.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
Empress Pants

A popular style for women Made ofgood ribbed cotton, and trimmed with torchon lace; French band. The reg uiar s7s6c quality---25c pair.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
Pillow Tops at l2kc

Regularly a5c and s9c. Pillow Tops with backs. Conventional and floral designs, stamped in colo s-s 4 bit of needlework and some filling, and you have handsome pillow for your cottage at the shore.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
chiidren's Sun Bonnets

Your child's sweet, laughing and dimpled little face will make charm- ing picture in one of these pink or blue Sun Bonnets. Made of excellent cham bray; corded and stitched. Worth soc special at 25c for Thursday only.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
A Successful Ribbon Sale

Have you had share of the good things it cffers-the very Ribbons you want-at fraction of the prices you expect to pay? There is bottom to the deepest well. Hadn't you better take dipperfui before we come to the bottom? Let this one item illustrate the sort of values orr Ribbon Sale has for you:
 l216c Fancy Taffeta Ribbon
 Pink, red, white, black, light blue, in
 variety of beautiful eAects-cords, stripcs 1C yd. figures and combinations; width inches; special at
 And if there is any other kind you wish you will very likely find it here.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
25c Leather Belts at l7c

Excellent black Leather Belts, with nickel or gun-metal buckles. Most men will want to buy two or three of these; but if you do, come early.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
Women's Kid Gloves, soc

Regular sl,oo and sI.5o values. Two-clasp style. A broken line of shades and sizes; all sizes in some styles.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
l5c Writing Paper at 4c

A large variety of Whiting's eel ebrated correspondence papers, in strictly correct styles. Regular rsc quality---special at 4c for quire of paper or package of envelopes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
4oc Toilet Water at 3oc

Riker's make, in 6-ounce bottles. Of refreshing and delicate odor---a distinct addition to milady's toilet.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
l21kc Fancy Taffeta Ribbon
Needfuls for Women

You would go 3 long way to find another sstch batch of values in women's summer wear ables as these we mention below. The top notch of style at bedrock prices We'll let the gar ments themselves do the rest of the talking. sTYL ISH CLOTH sUITs-twenty handsome styles, in black, blue ard neat mixtures Special for Thurs day at S5.GO.
 woMEN's SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS--.hange- able and stripe eects Several styles that have been z% & 500 and sI7. .so-Thursday at $1e95
 WoMEN's COVERT CoATs-just the thing for cool tights the shore in tho country. Regular $Io.oo $1z. SO and Srsoo styles-Thursaay at s. .O0 WoMEN,S DUCK sKTRTs-you couldn't think of going yesr vacation to the shore without one. Black Blue polka dot styles, regularly 75c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
Candy Special

his time delicious Marshmallows, regularly Isc, at I0c a pound. Tooth some, wholesome, and pure as can be.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
25c Pocket Knives, i5c

With two, three or four blades--- knives that any boy would be proud to own. They are of good steel, and each one is in box.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
Won1en's soc Gloves, 25c

Lace lisle and silk-plaited---the very kinds you want for summer, and you can hardly have too many of them. In the wanted coiors, too---gray, mode, black, white.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
25c Suspenders at l7c

Of fine lisIe elastic web, with kid ends to match the rest of the suspenders. Neat and good-wearing.