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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07

"Look pleasant" and / viii,
make of you Agdbd likeness that
will please yo\ Ind your friends
Call at [. A. Ma tins Studio.
Mrs. W. A. Chachere and child
rem arrived here this week. ioinine
her husband, in making their home
We extend to them a cordial vel
come.
Mrs. J. Fortune )ourbert of New
orleans accompanied, by her two
interesting little daughters arrived
on last Tuesday, Mrs Jourbert is
the guest Of DR. and Mrs. A. G.
Gayle.
Mr.. ". N. Miller, of Memphis
ienn., will be in town few DAYS
lie is the representative of the
Herald Shoe Co and is making
New Iberia his headquarters while
establishing branch stores in
nelghboring town of this section.
MIR. l.. S. Frere was out this
week distributing assessment
blanks to the property holders. A
further effort will be made this
year to equalize the assessments
and correct some Of the abuses
that have existed heretofore in I'M.
equal assessments.
IF your appetite Is poor, you
are not well and need 8hfc Why
not try a bottle of DMo. Tongue,
the new appetizer a d tissue build
ers It is indl cted il convalescence
from all diseA eesf as it gives back
to you the stleugth you have lost
during illness. "A wine glassful an
Tono. Tongue will give any one of
appetite. Get a bottle from the
Estorge Drug Co.-5-1-2
We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr. E. NJ. Ehlert this week. He
is here in the interests of the SUIT
cliffe Oil Co., assisting Mr.. 7. r.
Morse in taking care of this rapidly
growing trade. He expects to go
to Beaumont for short while on
business for the company, later
returning to be here permanently.
We extend to him a cordial wei
come.
Lost: On the 4th of MsY my horse.
He is a blue-roan; ab6ut ID hands
high; has black FAD, name and
tail. and PCS are lack up to knees;
has scar Rn le1 h,nd leg from rope
burn; ecar Rn fs back from horse
bites; scar kefind left ear. A snit-
able reward will he paid to party
giving infd NATION leading to his
ecovery.
r. S. Pickett, Abbevllle, La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07
Sundays Races.

The race meet at the Park last
Sunday was very interesting one
and we'll attended. The program,
which was carried out in full, list
ed five races and the results were
AS follows:
The first race ] mi'e, running.
Eight entries. Won by Aleda, a
sorrel mare of years. belonging
to VIM Hane. j. G. Leblanc's
brown mare, Annie s. was second
in. DR.. Girard's sorrel mare, MAY
s. was third. The number OF
horses entered in this race made il
difficult and tedious to successful
~ start them
The second race l mile, running
Three entries Won by Afra, a
bay mare, belonging TO A. Domin-
que. j. P. Berger & Co.'S Anna
was second.
The third race-troting or pacing
mile heats, best three in fire
Won by j. F. Cases bay mare
Pinta. She won the first three
heats straight. Fl. Patout's geld.
ing, Adam, was the only other
entry.
The fourth race 8 mile, running.
Seven entries. Won by DR.. Cir.
ards bay mare, May D. F, E.
Fagot's mare Kayble was second,
and j. M. Scott's dun mare Cy.
press was third.
The fifth race 4 mile, running
Six entries. Won by Afra, bay
mare, belonging to A. Dominique.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07

VIM. Grant, special master in
chancery in the case of A. H. Nor
ris VS.. the Caffery Central Sugar
Refinery and Railroad Company,
submitted his report on Tuesday
last. He finds that quite mum
her of claims have been establish
ed, among them that of the State
Bank OF New iberia for %, $50.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07

To LET: The j. r. Boutte brick
store building, metal roof, ION
West Main\ street, near ~ cor
ner of HopkihS The baflding is
40 feet wide, s6<eet aeep, and IA
feet between fl0 and ceiling.
Plastered inside std ceiling, and
iron shed "a front. Two ware
rooms ip>back yard, and l20 feet
yard foom. $50 per month APP
ply either at this Office or to j. r
BOutte, Derprler Avenue. If.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07

Many parents 40 not know that
their child is SICILY. cross and fretful
simply becausef they fail to give It
some Of that iplendid remedy called
Mothers Worn Syrup, to kill and ex-
pei frolr its title stomach and bowels
the WORMS, fhat are the cause OF il
distress. Worms have brought many
= little loA@d one to bed Of sicknesl
and to it, rave that ala5 cent bottl;
Of this remedv woul have saved
June.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07

be second negro to be ordained
to the Catholic priesthood IN this
country will be consecrated at Bal
timore shortly.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07

~Mr. JAB. Hull Salesman and Tu-
ner for L. Grunel aid Co. Ltd. is in
town. Parttes about to purchase
pianos, or th0sawishing tuning done
can call on oh address, him by drop
letter in the New Iberia postoftice.
fl.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07
orpcONAL *
! y DOlNGS

Mrs. A. y. t1o'
1esday.
.;ss Rose DeBlanc is visiting
Ii r 'atives in opel0"sas'
canopy fF phaeton' shop
,s,,,. s45. at 4eMahon's'
.;sx !, Roger of Thibodeaux is
,is,li, { Miss Marie P"t0't'
49, Il. Farsoris of Jeanerette
.,,,,r,l town for few days
.;xs Kate Ross of New Orleans
- ,uest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. &.
spitt.
d. Il. L. Bracey of Jeanerette
!, ! very pleasant caller on last
1onday,
Kisses Alma and Dot spith
earned this week from Belhaven
bllege.
NJ. r. I. Weeks was called to
4, Crescent City last Saturday on
tsal business. +
See the l,ands96e top phaeton
s'ht window Y'''.7'. at Me-
ahon's.
NJ. W. R. Burke visited New
Il,leans the latter part of last
seek, on business.
M Alfred Soulier returned home
III week from Baltimore where
completed a course in Phar-
nsey.
N. Tbos. Conrad of New Iberia
Is visitor to our town Tuesday
a Nednesday.-Weekly Herald.
Mrs f. P. Borrow Of Lake
charles and little son Elstner are
visit to her father Mr.. w. G.
Smith.
Judge Felix VOORHEES, arrived
Ne Wednesday from st. Martin
rIle to attend the session of Dis
ies Court here.
Enlarging correctly done and
asness presersedfin all the va
pas processes,
Martins Studio.
w. Ewell, of New iberia,
dean rice man for the Planters
Rice Mill was in town this week.
Weekly Herald.
Miss Jessie Fisher went to La
AdeYille last week to attend Miss
Emily Auc0in's wedding and re
uned Thursday.
M William Molntroy a promin
II horse dealer of Breaux Bridge
qent several day of last week il
y city attending business.
Mrs W. w. Rousseau and Mis-
BE Munty Of New Orleans VIII
nited the Misses Leblanc return
totheir home Tuesday.
n. VIM Broussard, of Lafayett
apped in Sunday afternoon ia
lev minutes. HI was down o
y excursion FROM Lafay cite.
hr. J. B. Hull Is recently ovel
U.s., thoroughly repaired and TUT
the elec1ric p mo at Ribbeck
s Z andipi It ID first class shap'
= now ple3 Rur( 10 hear it. Civ
''pa' u good ndition.
Anthony Plattsmeyer wa
nVl on last Wednesday on hi
back to his home at Rayn'
Is pleasant visit to friends {
ffmllion.
apt VIM. Kyle after spendin
y weeks in travelling in Texa
sack with his friends agal1
vas in town this week and
klng we'll.
y. Jas. A. Lee visited Lafayet1
wy Saturday to attend a NEE
q thA board of directors ,
southwestern Industrial Il
M Of which he is a membe
y Joe. Leyeque, of New O
and Mr. Walter NJ. Gatt
aex Iberia, were visitors
aene Of Mr.. Don. Gallery, j
Ianklln, on Friday of Ia
= M0rtefmere BrOussard a
here Sunday from Texas .
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07
Low Rates on Morgan's Louisiana
& Texas Railroad and Steam
shin Go.

Mor9an's Louisiana & Texas Rail-
road and Steamship Company will sell
tickets from New Iberia to Lafayette
and return June 9Th. 1902. with return
limit date Of sale 1909, at rate of SOC.
on account Of Races, Excursion train
passes New iberia 1898 q. n.
For additional particulars, apply to
local agent, or to G. B. Ellis,
Division Passenger Agt
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07

ga wagonA ga a surrey (too
hons.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07

~Found: The lace to buy cheap
shoes Herald SID 9 Store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Andre Alex to Stella Wilson.
Ellie Blanchard to Carmalite
Berard.
Paul Mayor to Elizabeth Frilot
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20
DR. M. J. BARLOW, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Riverside, Ark.

Graduate of the Peabody Normal College, the University of Nashville: and three years study completed at Vanderbilt Medical Col ege
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20
ROAD NOTICE.

A petition will be presented at the January term of Woodruff s County Court. praying for a road as follows: Beginning at the S. w. corner of Sec. 31, T 5 N, R w. and running thence north on the Range line between Range one CD and two (2) to the northwest cor ner of Sec. thirty t3O) T5 N, k Il w. Thence east on north line of said sec (30) mile on line be- tween sections (19 and (3O) then north on the ] sec. line to the center of sec. 19, T5N, R1W, thence east on the ] sec, line to the sec. line between between sections 19 and 20. T5N, R1W. thence north on said section line to the intersection of the road from Hunter to Cotton Plant
 F. M. Ward.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20
Extra Locals.

MT. J. H. Wood left Wednes- day for Searcy.
 Col. John Shearer made bus mess trip to Augusta Wednes- day.
 This week, the interesting Medicine Show is at Grays; next week at Howell and the following week at Cotton Plant. If you wish to laugh, go to the show. On Wednesday deputy sheriff GalenP Pattersonarrivedat at Wynne with the darky Elias Wells on his way to Forrest City. He had to wait for the local going south. While seated in the caboose with prisoner, too masked men covered him with pistols; another took his gun and some four or five
  others took his prisoner out. The darky was hanged and thus an other lesson is taught the colored race. Be careful what you do.
 On Tuesday, one Elias Wells (col.) forgot his place in the world. This is one of those loaf ing negroes. This darky decid. ed to ride on mistake, but Con ductor Campbell would not take that kind of currency, This made the negro furious; so much so, that he sprang at the conduc- tor with open knife, intending to cut his throat, as the passengers were getting from the train. The negro at once realiz cd what he had done, so before he could be caught, hesswas trayersing cotton fields. Bob Mcdaniel halted him with d winchestcr. He was tried before the mayor and bound over for the Grand Jury. Look at Elias now and all for twenty-five cents. Tis easy to get into trOu- ble, but how difficult to get ont.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20
Sheriff's Doings.

Last week, one Jack Zimmer- man was arrested on the cbarge of Grand Larceny at Augusta and sent back to Cross county 1 for trial.
 Zeke Burnett (col.), of Pull Tight. was fined $500 and cost for disturbing the peace. TheT he was kindly admonished to be good.
 Last Wednesday, Sheriff Pat terson captured one, Monroe Cook, who was wanted in Pope on several charges; one, for the illegal sale of 'whiskey. Deputy Sheriff Sherrill, of Russellville, came after him.
 John, James and Flaymon Cummings and Paul Parker were arrested. and brought to trial by the sheriff for disturbing the peace along the Public Highway This business cost them $24.65 each. Revels neighborhood will no doubt rest in peace for while anyway. The sheriff is anxious to stop the shooting and distur. bances of all kinds on our Public Highways. !, Let every citizen as- sist in this commendable under taking. Pat will do his part.
 On last Friday night, Jim Mil Ter and John Coward, of River side, took horse belonging to Sam Rattler and rode him to the show at McCrory. The sheriff captured horse and riders. w. w. Best's court was opened and riders finded jointly $8.6O and Sam Rattle got his horse back to his delight. People had better ride their own horses.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20

CURES BLOOD, SKIN TROUBLE. CANCER. BLOODPOISON. GREATEST
 Bl.OODPURIFIER FREE
 If your blood is impure, thin. diseased, l"pt or full of humors, if you have blood poison cancer, carbuncles, eating sores, scrofula. eczema, itching, risings and Jumps, scabby, pimply skin, bone pains, catarrh, rheumatism, or any blood or skin disease. take Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B. ) according to directions. Soon all sores heal and aches and pains stop, the blood is made pure and rich, leaving the skin free from every eruption, and giving the rich glow of perfect health to the skin. At the same time, B. B. B. improves the digestion, cures dyssepsia. strengthens weak kid neys. Just the medicine for old people, as it gives them new vi gorous blood. Druggists, $l. per large bottle with directions for home cure. Sample free and pre- paid by writing Blood Balm CO.,, Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble and special free medical advice also sent in sealed letter. B. B. B. is especially advised for chronic deep-seated cases ofimpure blood and skin disease, aud cures after all else fails.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20
Holiday Excursion.

to all points on our line limited POO miles; one fare for round trip: minimum, soc per ticket. Tick. cts on sale December "A, g and 31, 1902 and Jan. 1st 1903. Re turn limit, Jan. End, 1903. I will be prepared to furnish tickets for all and all trains will carry passengers. For further infor- nation, call or write
 k, Edwards, Agt.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20

Rev. Barrentine visited Augus- ta Tuesday.
 w. E. Ferguson, of Augusta, was in town Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fletcher Lewis visited Augusta Wednesday.
 J. F. Smothers, of Marianna, is in town this week on business.
 Uncle Sutton is being dragged On the ashes. He is said to beto light for heavy work and to heavy for light work "
 Miss Nellie Fakes and her friend, Miss Olga Dent, who has been visiting Miss Nellie, paid the News very pleasant visit on last Monday.
 On last Friday, MT, R. B. liar tin returned from Texas and on the following Sunday. he and Mrs, Aurie Carike were united in holy bonds of matrimony by Rev. F. E. Taylor at p. m. at the Brides home. We hope for them all that their hearts may wish.
 On last Monday, our friend, l.. A. P. W. X. z. Beard, came to the News office with meal-sack on his shoulder as if he had taken the News office for a grist-mill. But all these thoughts vanished; as he emptied the sack and low and behold twas two mOnstrosi- ties of the beet persuasion. One measured 19 inches in length and weighed four pounds and ten ounces, the other one was not far behind. That was the beet that beat the beet, that beat the other beet, but no beet that we have ever seen could beat the beet that Beard, of DeTiew, brought up.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20
Dr. L. A. JELKS
 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

McCRoRY. ARK. once next door west of K. L. Hamilton's 1 furniture store. win be found at my office day or night
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20
DON'T MISS

The big town Lot Drawing at We woka, 1. T., Nov. 20, and enjoy a delicious barbecue after the draw ing. Half rates by the Choctaw, Nov. IS, 19, and 20 good to return until Nov. 23.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20

In making out the above roll, a average is made of the department, recitations. attend. ance and sch olarship.
 Helen Macnab, Prin.
 Mary McCrOry. Assistant.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20

Big Town Lot Drawing at We woka, l. T. Nov. 20. Half rates by
 The Choctaw." a chance of alife- time to get in on the ground floor in one of the most thriving New towns in Indian Territory. See ticket agents for full particu ulars.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20

Galen Patterson, the deputy sheriff at Augusta, was in town last Sunday.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20

the week ending Friday, Nov, IA. No grade less tran 80 will be pub lished:
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20
Wiville.

By Regular Correspondent
 Dr. R. Q. Patterson visited Memphis this week.
 The boys and girls had a good time at the show Monday night. MT. J. J. Elder made a busi- ness trip to Memphis this week. Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Pat Kelly were visiting Mrs. c. l.. Watkins this week. Walter Robertson has caught the painting fever and as result has painted his house. MT. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson returned home Thursday after a pleasant visit to White county.s
 Our little town is on a boom. Hugh Walker has had his house painted up-to-date by John T.. O'FalIon.
 MT. and Mrs. $. l.. Littlefeld are visiting the parents of Mrs. Anna Littlefield, Mr. and Mrs. Rich Jones.
 MT. Rich Jones is visiting Pal estine this week. He will visit For. rest City on business before he returns home.
 Messrs. Hugh Walker, Tom Filler, Walter and Luby Robert son, these four and no more, vis- tied out in the country Sunday.
 Mir. John Robertson and Dr. R. Q. Patterson left for Cotton Plant on the south bound train Sunday. We can't tell, ask them.
 MT. John Robertson has been visiting friend at Howell two or three evenings this week. Ask John who the champion high five players are.
 We were very happy to see our good friend, MT. Tyrone out on the streets Saturday. He stood the misfortune of loosing his arm remarkably well.
 Messrs. Robert and Riley Crit tenden returned to their tim Der camp Sunday. If they were able to generate enough steam to cross that Birds Hill, everything will be o. K.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20
ROLL OF HONOR.

The following named pupils of the McCrory Public School, averaged so per cent or over for
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20

tIle week endlng Friday, Nov, + No grade less than 80 will be put lished:
 Miss Macnab' s Room.
 Willie Angus 80 Lena Blackstone 85 Nellie Fakes 88 Mable Fulsom 83 West Mitchell 85 Myrtle Marsh 84 Milton Marsh 85 Cora Phillips 84 Mamie Stoker 85 Ida Tarpley 83 Noble Wherry 88 Maynard Wherry 84 Annie Sue Wilder 83 Willie Perkins 86 Leslie Stnrdivant 85 Dan Root 89 Garry Simmons 86 Robert Johnson S4 Mable Sturdivant S8 :. I- :. {. <. .:. :: .:.
 Miss McCrory's Room. Mildred Angus 93 Dan Angus 89 Joe Arnof 89 Ruth Best 93 Claude Grail 85 Roy Grail 87 Lonnie Cariker 81 Ottie Huff 93 Mary Johnson 80 Floyd Johnson 89 Maynord Johnson 83 Leo Jones 82 Ock Jeffries 80 Wade Jeffries 83 Lester Lewis 89 Ellen Lewis 84 Elmo Marsh 90 Flavey Mathews 88 ; Tom McFall 81 Bob McFall 80 Vergil Perkins 83 Mamie Perkins S5 Mildred Patterson 93 Jay Raymond 84 Margaret Root S9 Milton Sturdivant 86 Shed Smith 81 Gretchen Tarpley 80 ElmOre Wilder 81 Willie May O'Fallon 90 Edna West 90 Harry West 90 In making out the above roll, a general average is made of the leportment, recitations. attend lnce and sch olarship.
 Helen Macnab, Prin.
 Mary McCrOry. Assistant.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-20
Southern Holiday Excursion
 Rates.

One fare for round trip plus two dollars. On sale, Dec. 13, 17 21, P. 23, and 26. Limited thirty days. E. Edwards, Agt.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-01-04
RIAL ESTATE RECORD.
From Daily Real, Estate Record
WARRANTY DEED.
WARRANTY DEED.

G Nelson ct al to ST Croix Land
Co Its So sec 80 As 11....154 rs
E B Manwaring ct TX to NJ j Bell
all d Co Ell lie "a -4S 10. ..... .240 90
G H Fletcher ct TX ct al to Z Love
all d Co NV Sc II 47-15 -. 200 90
Sup Cons Land Go to w H Webb
1t 2 8 E Bay st Sup. l75 90
Ellen G Patrick to w Patrick all
Sup y Its $40 blk l Billing ado
Sup. .........10 90
H Smith D Co to Laura A Warren
W = ne 22-47-15. ............ 400 90
E L Foreman ct al to w Penn ct
1t blk 2 P & c add Sup 900 90
Ellen G Sargent Chgo to Sarah
Hinkley Perkins NV NV II As 10 100
G A Vanderberg Sup to Minnie
Vanderberg Sup Ii IL blk pa
Sup 14th div. ................... 22O0
A Mckay to B c Cooke 1t 81 blk
4O5 Sup 18th div....... ...... l 90
L L Dodge ct ux to Barbara NJ
WIKI und Its 1-2 blk So Sup 1st
DIV. ......-...... 3UO w
Ann River Land Co Sc sw Sc As
II. 800 90
So Sup Land Go TO Matilda Book
So Sup 1t 25 blk 35 So Sup La
Belle dlV..... 500 90
McBain ct TX to T G. Mclean
HSup 1t rs blk % Sup 5th div 600 90
{ g Mclean ct Tx ID Co to Mrs A
Berg 1t rs blk 25 Sup 5th div $50 90
E Alvord ct mar d Go to w
Wachsmith ID Co 1t 80 blk Is
Butler PIX add So Sup. ....... 225 90
E 8 Long Sup to Amanda A Long
Its 1924 blk 2S5 Sup 18th div. .S75 co
QUlTCLAIM DEED.
T w Hopes ct ux st l. Co to The
Midland Co blk 95 Pepin st Sup 90
Doug Co to F B Weber und l., No
ne l24715 ..................l 90
Lee ct al to G Fl Boliou It's 11-12
blk % and 1t blk 81 Webster
div So Sup. .-....-...........1 90
F. r. Weber ct TX to II Smith Su
w y ne 22-47 Is. 240 90
f F McCausland to Nj Peterson d
Co 1t II blk II SO Sup La Belle
B Magoffin Jr to l. Buell. ct al
n12 Sc 3 and 1t 5 sec 10 all 40 Is 271 90
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-01-04
MANY CASES.
Jhntu-ry FERN III Superior Court has
~-- 500 Flied for ITial-One on
Today.

The January term of Superior court
will be opened OF Tuesday next with
many cases on the calandar. There
are about 100 cases ct for trial at the
coming term bet Their, : probability
OF course that many of t.. am will be
cut out when the call of the 'enda"
is made. There are several criminal
among them being that against Clar-
ence }. Johnson, the driver tor the
Superior Laundry company charged
with embezzlement Today in Super
Tor court the foreclosure proceedings
of Ella Burns against Alexander Nc
Rae and ". T. Bailey are on. The
plaintlh seeks TO foreclose on proper
ty amounting to about 81 800 on notes
The defense is made on the ground
that settlement had been agreed
and w. 7. Bailey made a tender of
$4,000 in court this morning but it was
refused. eSanborn, Luse & Powell ap-
pear for the plaintiff and Ross, DIVER
q Hile for the defense. -Evening
Telegram.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-01-04
l hey Are Not Wanted.

1t is about time halt was called on
those correspondents of out-of town
papers that are writing sensational
articles detrimental to this CITY, and
the same is spread before the public
in f1aring headlines and in some cases
these articles We presume are taken
for the truth. Are these reporters
paid for OBTAINING Superior, or is it
done out of pure righteousness. 1t is
certainly time this state of affairs
came TO all end, and at the same time
some of our local papers should take
heed as to what they are publishing.
Remember gentlemen you are not
assisting the city by continually
harping on your personal grievances
or airing your 6ITty linen before the
public. you have no good word for
the place you call your home, either
keep quiet or move out. This. con-
tinual ranting and grumbling is man.
seous to the better element of society.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-01-04
An Ex-Queen's Entsrtatnmenta-

Ex-Queen LiliuokaIani OF Hawai-,
recently celebr-tsd her sixty-th I'd
birthday by giving several entertain
ments at which hundreds of natives
and few whites were present. Three
hundred guests b.eakfasted with the
deposed queen. and then came a gen
eral reception. At o'clock In the
afternoon there was q big luau, or
least, at which Federal Judge Estee
was present and escorted the hostess
TO la-gs tent. under which the luau
was given. He was seated on q mat
At her right hand. The food was ssrv-
ed On mats on the ground and the
staple articles were poi and raw ash.