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SOUTHERN PACIFIC IMPROVEMENTS.

San Francisco. July Julius Kruttschnht di-
rector of the maintenance and ways OF the iIarr-
man systems arrived in San Francisco to-day on
an inspection tour Of Nh. Harriman's Western
roads Mr. Kruttschnitt outlined Of the
PRINCIPAL developments and reconstruction work
Southern Pacific.
THE biggest task" said he. "ls the converting
of the Alameda, Berkeley and Oakland suburban
roads into electric lines; the rebuilding of the Pa
taro-Santa Cruz branch the installation of the
block System between San Francisco and Los
Angeles ard Sar Francisco and the Missouri
River the completing Of the Vis,acion freight yards
jusi outside OF San Francisco which VIII be Of
the largest freight stations in the country, and
the double tracking Of some portions OF the road"
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For Young Ladies-Country.

For Young Ladies-Country.
RYE SEMINARY For a naFtlealar'
Mrs s ] LIFE. The Misses STOWE. Ryo. New York
a .oRAVIAN SEMINARY Cor Girls Bethlehem Pa
NJ Founded 15stu year sept. 18Th Address
j. Man iIARS. D. D. P-iu
4 ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions The Tribune
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Tctv until O'Clock m
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uar Office until O'Clock D. VIZ. pa ave
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West i25th 1898 30 between 10Th and nth
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DOCKVILLE CENTRE.-BeButifIH all year resid nee
Ii 40 Nerrics Road - minutes drive "a
Long Beach all Improvements. free and clear. address
Box "a, Lynhrgok.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Single insertions . cents per line. six
which entities advertiser 10 have rooms
The Trioure's Directory Q: Desirable
Rooms. Write for circular.
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may be had free Of charge. N the Uptown
Once OF The <ev-Tork tribune 1854
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18TH ST. 1870 EAST.-Niceiy furnished
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Ike surroundings, references. summer rates.
l24TH ST. is EAST.-EIecantiy furnished
rarior foo-. select private house. tele-
phone; references. moderate.
I03D 81. 1872 WEST.-La9ra front rocm;
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way; telephone.
I'D ST. 1872 WEST.-Large. cool rooms,
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No LApANEsE - rRusT FoRMINe.

San Francisco, July Ak. Matsu5ara the act
Ing consul Of Japan I'm San Francisco. is In re
celpt Of dispatch from the Foreign Office of mis-
government. insuucting him 10 deny the runor
gproed by Il correspondent OF a New York trade
maya zine that tca trast vas being formed Ia
Japan which the japanese government was eN-
tending encouragement and financial assistance.
The report. the acting consul declares, is entirely
without foundation.
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COACHdAN disensaSed. medium
size; age a; single; appearance heat.
English. competent family servant thor
oUgh workman. nice driver; understands
business al! round. strictly temperate, oh
liSing. willing. respectful; wants situation
in private family. city o. country; VIII %
anywhere; UreXceptiCCaI recommendations,
expectations reasonable. kelsall, sGI West
18Th -
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n pm'tment Hotels.

"OTFr, NARRAGANSETT. SD St & 4 way, 10
II Rooms with Bath, furnished or unfurnished
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RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL,

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
line shown below from Liberty St sta
lion- Leave West 25d 81 10 inmates Garner
TAGept Is noted oy designating MARKS
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOCR TRAIN
VERY HOUR Oh THE HCCE
lel2-l1. $50. m7.GG. ans. &c, : 80. sy-Oo.
S-IuuJ. FlLtG lLJU Lh-l3 ~. tito, 90.
200, -3.UU 400 ts5UO. $50 m.6,Uo,
GNu SEQ. 'SO0. plOSG D. m. J'l@.S
Baltimore; AND wASHINGTON-zsL30.
80 80, ..l0 ~. f'I2-oO. '20o. sI'i-vO.
LAKEWOoD AND LAKEHURsT-z4-oO.
iVCO a m. l.5u. k 80 500 p. IT. sun
DAYS. I.GO. 1890 a. m. 23O p m
ATLANTIC CITY-slO00 a. m. x1.G1
AL RAIL Ro5CTE-Lous Branch. Asbury
bury Park. z4C0. 5 70. Ii.3O a. M.
eXi2 a., x1.20. 80. 800. bOfi.35. "a -.
ocean Grove. 1850. 9-lj. 1000 a IA. 400,
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Auantic High
lands Seaaright Monmouth Peach. Long
Branch ASLUry Park and Ocean Grove.
Leave Pier Il. y L. tf2d ST., eco. g -.
1880 m. 1890. I-30. SEQ. as. > ~.
$50. 50 p. N Leave Pier 10. y. r
CEDAR ST.: 40 loco. 100 a n. 1o9.
2Ga 3-45. As. g G0. SO. Sundays. $50.
~ 30 .. N. 100. 400. SO p. n
,,. Tine tables giving time 70 EAST0Ns
r-IIiLEIE M. ALLENTOWN. MAICH
ChCNN: Wii-kE SBARRE. SCRANTON,
READING, HARRISBURG. P0TTSVILLE.
WII.LIAETSPORT ard an other POINTS can
he obtained AT following Offices: Liberty ST.
West 2Gd st Tel AIS Chelsesl. & Astor
House. 2+5. 434. 1900 1855 broadway. Isl
tth Az. PSI 5th Az - Union Square
West. 2I9S 81 Az. les West 125th 81. PAS
Columbus Az New York 4 Court 81. 343
244 Fulton St 40 NostraUd Az. BROOKLYN;
29l broadway. williamsburg. New YORK
transfer co. calls t-- ard checks baggage
70 destination
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days. +P0Tl0r cars ONLY raDiUlGC car. sN-
cept Sunday xSaturdCys only Liberty St
only. SHINING car Sundays. -I'iui1E car
daily bExcept Saturdays. Except Long
PranCh From West TVer---thi-d street
ERGO 2. m. Ft20 p. m. i115O ?. H..
k3 20. "a 90 ~ -.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SAI.I,-Flcur and feed business. also
storage business ana property Roman.
500 Madison ave, -tSbuTy PARK, y. j.
l M NOW PRESENTING; AN INVEST
MENT which viii pay $50 per month dur
Ing 1905 and succeeding three years for
each $3.50 invested now. or Si5O payable
IT, four monthly instruments Closest in
yestiEa'fou coIrted. V-!te today. Z. Z
Pea,s 30 Tacoma Bldg Chicago. III.
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ara 31th sts.. .uttl O'Clock .. ma Adyer-
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School Il geHcy.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
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4HE IIARTY-FOURTH STREET NATIONAL. BANK
OF NEW YORK II WEST 34TH STREET
.-..,-- =. . New York June e. 1907.
gu are hereby notified that special meeting o, tbs
socAosders az this Bank VIII be hel6
len - West S4h street. IN Borough Man
,ettdn IN me city Of New York. the OF
3J ii O'Clock =. NJ. a resolution
.. pace TINS Bank IN voluntary liquidation
upon date 70 he named in said resolution resolu-
Won Will be IN substantially the following form:
resolved. That The Thrty-Fourth National
sank o. New York be placed in voluntary liquidation
Lhler the provisions Of Sections 522O 1921
Lifted States Revised Statutes. such liquidation take
and You are further notified that meeting
resolution VIII he introduced action by
'3lIefs In substantial " the following
Resolved, That the Board Directors proper
ers Of this Bank be- and they hereby authorized and
instructed 70 organize Bank under the laws the
q New YORK. 70 be known NEW SWITZERLAND
BANK OF NEW YORK, to succeed to the and
business q ;his P1rE. that The Directors be
heIesy arr auho-ized 70 execute certificate inror
ioration Of sad New NotheraEd Bank ol II
accordance with ;he provisions c3
esp OF the Laws OF 1892 Of the York.
organization 20 be @ day Of Juiy 1907
And you further notified that action viii he
On such other matters be deemed essential In
order 10 into fierce and the resolutions be
Socered as aforesaid. Yours respectfully.
CURTIS J. BEARD. Cashier
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ste 1926 81 ave. near c1st st: lT0S LIST
ave near S9th st. I5I East 1@5th 81.
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n HOUSES FOR SALE. CHESTER HILL
= Apply l2S-l32 Primrose ave. Mt vernon
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Female

GovEPNEss. COMPASSION Experienced
teacher OF French and German; good
-~7Sef~i9n- excellent references frrrl leading
New York faraiiS-; will take two or more
children T. Miss Fifzgeralds Bureau
sos Firth ave. corner 49, 81.
HOTSEKEEPER-- i2y refined Young WON
an "a housckeep2r. in nice family: or
general homework In small family IlcaSe
call All week @3l Hopkiuson ave, FSlyn.
YOUNG LADY. refined. wants position In
Doctors office: has had some experience
hest reference. Address +. NJ, $50 Colum-
bus ave, caro- O'Conror.
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HELP WANTED.
Male

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Trust Com pants.
Bowling Green Trust Co.,
- RROADMAY NEW VNpH

40 bNO-AO W Az, NEW SORN.
Capital, $l,00O,O0O. Surplus, S3,0OJ,0OO
OFFICERS;
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM I. TAYLOR 1st Vice-Presideat
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG ID Vice-Presidens
JOHN 4. HILTON 3dV.-Pces. G Treas.
WILLIAM II. LAWS Secretary
DIKECTORs:
Charles P. Armstrong, John a. Hilton,
Frank Brainard, Mylon T. Herrick,
Harry Bronner, Edward T. JeFery,
Franklin @. Brown, Winslow S. Pierce,
Robert c. C!owry, Morton 7. Plant,
Edmund c. Converse, Dick 5. Ramsay,
Vim. Nelson Cromwell, Frederick B. Schenck,
Grenville n. Dodge, Andrew Squire
A. Goepel, William H. Taylor,
Edwin Gould, Edward r. Thomas,
Frank j. Gould, John P TruesdeI
George J. Gould. {. T. c. Young
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COACHMAN--By very neat tjdy, smooth
faced SweIe. speaks good English. very
careful and reliable viii D. useful any
thing needed. reference the hest Peter, ~
Carpenters Bureau. 154 9th ave.
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DARN FOR SALE. 323 dwelling. tenant
house high elevation: barns all first class. pretty
view buildings 500 600 price $4,000 half
A D SMITH Croton Falls. X. y
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

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teen words seven times COnsecut;vely. 81
which entities advertiser To have rooms
entered for a period of fourteen days in
The Tribune's Directory Of Desirable
Rooms. Write for circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had. free of charge. at The Uptown
DGca Of The Network Tribune 1864
Broadway between @Gjh and S5th SITS.
l4gD ST. $40 WEST.-Ci9Od neighhorhood :.
cool. attractive house; running water, re-
fined Christian family.
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WOEH WANTED.
Gala


ELECTRICIAN Familiar with electric
cranes motors and wiring OF All sinds
Thoups1n 81 TIn ave
ENGLISH gentleman. oxford University.
as lomra1icu 10 oil gentleman. one o;
weak mind in good social position or vesf-
don; tutor ana companion TO backward
ton IL A. EOS 50 Tri5une Once
ENGINEER fsteanftte- by trade,: all
tools. strictly temperate. GOOD mechanic
s5sd worker. best le.are noes. TnhIr 1ft
East T4th St
siJ.op. Nauritscn. a5s W 4tth ~
ENGINEER II Understands Refrigeration
electricity elevators condenstng pressure
etc. marine and STATIONARY. experienced
Address 1876 TIica ave, Brooklyn.
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ELECTRICTAN-Fa Familiar with electric
cranes. motors and wiring OF all kinds
Thompson. 81 TIn ave
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BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED. Immediately by an elderly
ls.y. large comfortable room with
board for the summer. Mrs. Brown. ~
West 92d 81.
YOUNG GREEK LADY. from Athens.
desires 20 nu2 room and board In ex-
change for lessons in Greek. has diploma.
Address Greek BOX 20 Tribune Office.
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PATTERN MAKER and millwriEht, first
class good man, speaks English. Ger
man. Restaurant. 15G West 43d st
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l. Are You
Looking for
| Board
/ or
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Information Bureau, at
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Broadway, has on file all
the better class Boarding
Houses and Room Houses.
FREE information as to
prices and localities.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
AsaIs.

Nais.
ATTEND %T-Companion 20 an Invalid;
eyrarlenced educated. gentiemauiy
Graham. 90 Lexington ave.
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Ter wife first class cook; best personal
references. city or country. II. R, Mrs
golfers Agency. 80 West ord ST
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Country Property for Sale.

TeEDFoRD STATION. On Harlem r 70 miles 70
ID Grand Central. communicating geutemaI.s all
year sacrifice. 30 acres J. house,
barns. stables. outbulldings best condition high and
slightly. price $4,000 FRANK ". WOLFE, Mount
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PRIVATE SECRETARN.-Bv n refined,
CouEeniaI gentleman last employed by a
prominent New York gentleman as private
secretary: Interview. with references Ad-
dress Y l.. HiGty. 2l9 West 44th 81.
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COACFiNAN. &c-Hy young colSCed man:
married: understands care OF horses and
carriages thoroughly; wife plain cook Ct
laundvess. Dubois 49, West Isjj 81
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RESIDENCES FRUIT AND POULTRY FARMS FQT
bE vicinity Catalogue free HAIR
Drco% MATTHEWS. Route No. 2 Lakewood. y. J.
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NYN- r. & HARTFORD r. e

y. 7. n. II. & HARTFORD X h
Trains depart from Grand Central SJaLiUn'
49d s. and 18th Ave. as follows Tor ,.oo
Boston via New London 4 PT0V--T1o;2yIO'
4t1o.o0. s1o:oe. * lc-oS A. t.r,z. %
sT5:00. g 500. 'Fl2.OO ? ~. viz VII
IImantic--f's: OF y NJ. 100 P NJ Va
spfd.-t9:1+ \ NJ. 'Ii=;'e' i'4'OV'
SIf.OO p. II
White Nts.. St. A!Dans end Quebec
- $40 A NJ. tS.O0 z. NJ -
Wo-'ster & Fitch. via Putnam. f$;Sv : =
IekeviIIa & Norf-1S9:OO A. NJ. 1881 + NJ
PORTLAND & Bar HarbOr via Worc--ftS ~
Ct Rarrincton StCCkbri1ge. Lencx- PITS
feld-f4.5 81 1890 An. s1;2O, 81 P NJ
Ticket Offices az cJirant Central SIN and
cf25t1 St also at C2i5. 100. cl3l4 r. 3 A..
r.s5 n MON So cIS2 Fsrth Ave. Gao COsuuu-
bus Ave ctl49 Madison Ave. clos w l-otn
st 278S Third Ave. In ErCoSiyn n GO
Court S. 40 NOs,rau5 Ave. SO way
sDaily- EXCEPT Sundays eStops at 12',tn
st xSto.s 81 I25yh St sundays only
<PariOv Gar Omitted SSlIrcsy parlor ess
train Has dining car G'1Tlor ana
Sleeping Car tickets also saturdays oEIy-
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BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

hA$UFACTUKERs OF billiard snG pool Ia
o.sa high grade bowling h..sy bul;1eTs'
Lour-t prices MARI Br ls.. - Union SGuRra
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FGyliaie.

Any INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
good income corresponding for newspA-
rars. experience unnecessary. send for par
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PAT TYw0pr = 0-T7 , p


Leave New York CITY oG6 s. IFE'v -.
CHICAGO. PT7~TSBT-RC5. 20 ar 500 am
CHICAGO. COLIN, PT-1 ~ 30 avn 1900 nm
T7T-T-TSrsT re 81 II. ~ 0Tn 4tN n
''OTTT7SPT- Dr; TTNTT'D.'' s - nm : 90 nm
t"TN ST.I.QT-TS. s0T-TSV.. i. 20 rm !. 20 an
C-Y< STT Cr-Vc .C.T-TCv q "a am 10 O0 an
GIN ST Z OTIS T NT-TSV : So nm 600 nm
Of7ce~- 90 49, 1900 Broadway. 6 Astor
House los Greenwich - - Union S7uars
W 3al Grand ST y !; 342 Fulton So
Rroo-Ivu. West ord 81 and Liberty s.
After 8 p. m Sleeping car Reservations
ar1 fuU information REGARDING trains. ETC.
can 10 obtained ~ Bureau - IEtcrInation'
2 g n p R. 22d Terminal 'Phcue No
chelsea 2r44
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COACIINAN. Employer sold horses and
carriages on account death in family. 10
years in last place. sober. reliable; Willing
20 go in country. best city reference. Ho-
gan. 32u West sTth ST
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NIAtHs\ERY-

At VEpUCED PEIrEs>--5CO second hand
700 and iron VorRInE machines. fully
Guaranteed. machinery bought and e1-
changed GEO. EDDN. A9S Madison st
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DRY Dock Savings Institution

s4I and s4s BOWERY. Cor Sd St. NEW YORK.
The Trustees have declared a dividend Cor the six
months ending June 1907 all deposits entitled
thereto under the bylaws the OF FOUR per
cent. annum all exceeding THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS. payable and after July
u, 1907.
Deposits made before July 10 VIII be entitled
interest from July l
ANDREW MILLS. President
CHARLES MTEHLING. Secretary.
WM 2 PATTERSON Asst. Secretary.
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TNoR sALE-speclaI Bargain. Mountain Park Farm;
i beautiful home, 90 acres large house.
and outbuIdings. FRANK Il BAKER. stafford Springs.
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n0GkRWAY BEACH,
MANHATf7II BEAGH

Trains \ y. 100, Of z 8lth =, week 8
{. TO- $50. 640. I 20. 30 80 and 1910 p ".
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Country Property to Let.

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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-07
SCHOOL OF FARRIERY.

i. H. Mullen of Denver brought word
to Washington that Colorado has inau-
gurated new and novel school under
State auspices. 1t is to be an adjunct OF
the State agricultural college and viii be
known as the Department of Farriery-
Mr.. Mullen declared that Coloradoans
are enthusiastic over the idea, and dod-
ged an automobile on Pennsylvania av-
enue just about this time, with breath
enough left to anathematize the "devii
wagon and eulogize the horse More
horses are ruined. says Mr.. Mullen.
through the application of shoes by
ignorant horse shoers than from any
other cause. AS soon as the output from
the new department Of farriery becomes
great enough to meet the demands,
lame horse in Colorado will be as rare
sight as the extinct dodo or the great
aux.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-07
ENORMOUS SUPPLIES.

The Navy Department is working at
greater pressure than at any time since
the Spanish American war; The pre-
parations being made for the journey oi
the battleship squadron around the Horn
to Pacific waters is occupying the at
tention of every one in the Department,
from Secretary Metcalf down. The enor
nous quantity of foodstuffs necessary for
the trip is keeping busy scores of clerks
and quaItermasters, while the higher
officers have been compelled to exert a
personal supervision over the purchase
of these supplies. Every safeguard Is
being taken to prevent the possibility of
the slightest breath of scandal being
stirred in connection with the contracts.
Some idea of what is being done may be
gathered from the fact that 100000
pounds of fresh meat and 100000 bar
rels of flour have been bought as part Of
the food supplies. There are $4,000 men
and 500 officers to feed, and the amount
OF provender necessary for this big army
is enormous.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-07
Forty.Fiye Years Welded

AR. and Mrs. Isaac Bergman will, to.
day. celebrate the forty.aith anniycr'
.ary OF their marriage. with family
dinner at their residence. Mr.. Mrs. and
Miss Ihurnauer. Of Bavaria, and Mrs.
Wasserman. OF Portland. who have been
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrr. Bergman for
some bays, have postponed their de.
parture to enable them 10 be present on
this pleasant occasion. Many beautiful
gifts have been selected for presentation
10 the estimable couple and the occasion
will be a happy one in the lives ot the
host and hostess.
Mr., and Mrs. Bergman were married
In Portland in 1859. They went TO
Alaska and later returned to Portland.
where they were very successful, finally
locating in Astoria, where they have
resided for years, Their many friends
in this city wish them a continuance
Of good health and happiness.