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DRY GOODS.

New York, June 2-June opens with
light business in all lines of dry goods
In staple cotton little business is DONE
In bleached goods the spot demand is linn
tied to manufacturers. In brown goods
the demand is quiet. Exports goods are
slim. Coarse colored cottons in all grades
are dull Print cloths are unchanged
Prints are scarcely more active, though
confined demand for fall fancies have
induced several agents to show their lines.
There is a decided Discrimination to make
prices shown on all hands. Ginghams
were fairly active with a manufacturing
trade. Wooden goods, in nearly all grades
and lines, have dropped back to inactivity.
The cheaper goods are more readily sale
able, but orders for fall grades are vciy
slow.
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-There was a contin-
ued rush for the receipts to-day, and a
material advance resulted. The early buy
ers got in on the ground floor and secured
the most of the offerings at 252sc, but la
ter the price advanced to 251b cents At the
Board of Trade, at the first call, the mar
ket was bulletined firm at 253sc, with sales
Of $50 casks. At the last call, it was bull
letined firm at 25I5 cents, with sales of 300
casks.
IRosin-There was but small amount of
transactions reported in the rosin market
to-day, but the demand was enthusiastic
several buyers were bidding above the
market quotations, but no sales were re-
ported at the advance. At the Board of
Trade, at the first call, the market was
bulletined firm and advancing, at I'M
changed quotations, with no sales reported
At the last call, the market was the same
with sales of 600 barrels. The following
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bid. Corn. spot. steady; No. 2, cash, 2lZ
m22hc; July. 2lAc bid September. 23ho
bid. Oats. spot. lower; No. 2, cash, 10
bid; July. lSAc bid. Bran duh and weak.
sacked, east. track. worth nominally 4lGe
43c i0c for east country points Whisky,
Si.19. Pork steady: standard mess. Job
bling, N00S.J0. Lard lower; prime steam.
3i0c; choice. 3.f7izc. Boxed bacon Shouts
ders, 5.37lac extra short clear 5.25c: ribs.
5.i0c; short. $500. Dry sailed meats, boxed.
shoulders and extra short clear, A75c; IBIS
40c; shorts, 500c.
Baltimore. Md. June 2-Flour duh, I'M
changed Wheat quiet: spot and month.
76i4Gf76iac: July. 706i70hc; August 69d69hc:
southern by sample 79GfSOc. Corn steady;
spot, 28hN2SMc; month. 2s02Si4c; July, 2Si6
er2s3sc; August 2sFsN2S7sc; steamer mixed.
2CM0265ac; southern white corn. S2c; do yell
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GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC

New York. June Flour quiet and
| about steady at old prices. Rive flour
quiet supertine, s2.36224 Corn meal
steady. Barley quiet; feeding, 27lac. Rye
steady: No western 35aLc Rariet, rnolt
dull
Wheat spot. quiet; No 1, northern New
York Tic anoat; No. ! northern dull.
H1sc afioat; options opened fairly steady
on frm cable news and bullsh crop re-
ports, but declined and a small decrease
IN worlds stocks finally recovering sharp
~; June closed 75asc; July closed. 735sc;
September 50 l3-lGa7o 11-l6c, closed at
7OSsc.
Corn-spot duh; No. 2. 29hc elevator:
SOlsc afioat; options opened steady and
ruled firm all day on strong Liverpool
news, lighter receipts and unfavorable
crop news, closed 1sGtlic net higher; July.
2s1su2Slsc. closed 29ikc; August closed 29Jkc
September closed 30hc
Oats-Spot quiet: No. 3 2iikd2iatc: OBJ
lions inactive, but stcadier, with the
other markets closing ikc higher; June
closed 2l3sc Hay easy; shipping. soc; good
10 choice, G0lf7Oc. Wool steady Beef
steady. Cut meats steady; picked bellies,
5u5l2c; picked shoulders 5ha5ihc: pick
led hams, 949iac. Lard steady; July, 3Sjc
nominal; refined firm; continent. 4lOc;
south American, 450c; compound. 37knuks.
Pork dun. Butter steady. western cream
cry. llml5c; do factory. 7lamiOlkc Elgins.
he; Imitation creamery, 9lsNl2c: state
DAIRY, lO0lic. cieariery. 1l0l5c. Cheese
steady; large SuSlzc; small 6iknGatc; part
skins, 5d71zc; fun SKINS 2ikGt3c Eggs
steady. Pennsylvania and state, 1iMl1bc:
western fresh. iONiOiac: southern. $3.50 per
5)-dozen case Tallow steady; city. Be-: :
country, 3a3hc, as TO quality Petroleum
quiet. Rice steady. MOlasscs quiet pig
iron dun. Coffee ruled all day with trad
Ing local closed quiet, unchanged 10 s
points decline; sales $3.50 bags including
June. 7lJc; July. 7.10a7 i5c: September.
7l5fi7 poe. Spot Conee-Rlo steady at the
decline; nc for Rio No Z. sugar-Raw,
firm. fair refining. 2Ac: centrifugal 80
test. sac, refined Arm. Cotton seed fun
and easier; prices showing some Decline
from yesterday; prime crude, I6Hl7c:
PRIME summer yellow, 2cizc
Chicago. June "A sudden revival OF tho
cash demand rescued wheat to-day from
the sloughs into which q had sunk In the
morning. and brought an advance OF &C
by closing time. Corn was firm though
closed iaMi4c higher Provisions suffered
again, closing 2lac lower
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing.
July ....G7Ha673s 67knG77a G6K s77l077l
Sept .....GismCiia GlMnGJ G3NMC35s Gist
Dec .....G5z 6f1z 0G4 67M
Corn, No. p
june ...~s5Mag3H g5%0z3lz 2Jh 2sHa2sis
July ....259sa2Bh 23H02i 23M e3Magi
sept ...2iAn2i5s 2jM 2lA 25lk
oats. No. -
July ....i7M 17H0is TX i77zafs
sept ...i7A i7M i7A IVA
Mess Pork, per barrel
July 81 IS 81 6B 40 $50
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Continued on Third Pase)
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RICE.

Common .............,............. Nominal
Far 1924
Prime ..........4 2l14s4
Rough, Csc to 81 per bushel.
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Stocks on hand this day Gee. OBS 149 sos
Stocks same day last year ..19,732 u.s. 800
Receipts same day last year =. 2,132 4,221
Charleston. S. c., June 2.-Turpentine
market firm, 24a4c; sales, 50 casks. Rosin
firm; sales, 300 barrels. b, c, D, SIPS; E,
F, $1.9O; G, $135; H, $3.50; I, $155 K,
$l.65; M, $40; N, SLS5; w G, $500; w W,
$225
Wilmington, June 2-Spirits turpentine
steady at 24$4q2514c; receipts 1oa casks.
ROsin finn. S1.2001.25; receipts 1910 lar
rels. Crude turpentine steady; hard, 100;
soft, $3.50; virgin, $19O; receipts % barrels
Tar quiet. $1.OO; receipts "a barrels.
New York, June 2-Rosin quiet; strain
ed, common to good, $l7Oq1.721a. Turpen-
tine steady, 27d271zc.
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PERSONALS.

MIR. Imac Schnexyder was a visitor
to town last Sunday.
MIR. Louis Continent of New Orleans
spent Sunday III town with his family.
!, Messrs. Numa aud Tom Riviere
made a business tip TO New Orleans
this week.
Miss. Bertha Naqnin after spending
a lew days in Houma returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Louise Roger of Greenwood, is
entertaining as her guest. Miss Elisha
Himel, Of Assumption.
MI. j. Frank Allan was here last
Monday 10 pass til" sale Of the Allan
property to Mr.. f. G. Robichaux.
j. N. Luce, ESQ. of the law firm oil
Lazarus. Moore and Luce, was here
last Saturday in attendance on court
Master Delma Continent attended
a Temperance meeting at New Iberls
last week and returned home Monday
Mr.. c. P. Auslet, Manager of tho
Circuit Bill Posting Co., returned thi'
week from Il business TIP to LAX,
CHARLES.
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49,. E@% AsfRW4 ~ g. ia ~ -
Owing to the hurry and, worry in
getting out on. paper last week in
time to begin moving Saturday, we
failed to call the attention of u
readers to two new advertisements
appearing n that issue for the first
time.
One OF them is that of Mr.. N. T.
Bourg, who wishes to remind his
friends and the public generally that
he still holds forth at his well known
butcher stand in the Thibodaux
Market, ready to serve to the public
the hest of the market in the line oi
fresh meats. Mr.. Bnurg has succeeded
Bourg & Bergeron in the business
and we take pleasure in recommend
ing him and his business to the public
| of the town and country, knowing
that he will give ample satisfaction to
| all who deal with him,
We wish to call the attention of all
who contemplate painting houses IL
to the advertisement of the National
Lead. Co, st. Louis Branch, appear
| ing in another column. This house
! adj vertises a superior brand of white
lead and offers many advantages t.
customers.
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One of our latest exchanges is The
Catholic Mirror prh.ished at Balti-
more, Maryland. The Mirror is one
of the oldest and best Catholic news-
papers published in this country and
ought to find its way into every Cath
Ollie home. The writer has had it tf
visit his home weekly for the last ff'
teen years or more and knows where
of he speaks when he recommends j
to Catholic families.
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We have received from Messrs T.
He, ]. H. Mayer aud others, com
a'ee On arrangements of the Hope
zsaee and Ladder Fire Co. No / of
Banaklin, La, q complimentary ticket
II eaafd their excursion to be given
II santlay, April 25th. from Thibo-
4aii 10 0pelousas.
! lat train will leave this place al
Z. N. and returning will leave
HStlalsas at 6 p. NJ. making all the
var stops going and returning.
u ae return our thanks for the cour-
attended us.
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Of mayor has had his hands full
week watching the lesee and
tng the high water.
last Monday afternoon the levee
n aariaasly threatened mt the head
II Marrow street and it took much
r. and work to- prevent break.
aifar Lernott had a force at work on
#h'il midnight and work was re-
Il Ord 90 Tuesday morning and con-
Hned until the point was secured.
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A CHANE OF OWNERsuIP.-As we
go to press we learn that there is ii
change of ownership in the Empire
Hot Sc, Mr.. A. T. Trone. IN experience
ed hotel keeper. succeeding To Mr.. J.
E. Moseman. We have not learned
what the programme of the new pro-
pr.etor will be. but We have no doubt
that lie will run the hotel to adyan-
tage.
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In genial solicitor is proud Of his
III week. In fact, we fear we may
Il him soon. ii success continues to
Arh on his banner for he already
bksn II be was . huge success as q
shasser, But all jokes aside, he did
kmukably well for a starter, and we
Ae this means to return his thanks,
i asl an ours. to the many friends
h accorded blm and The SENTINEL q
seame.
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Ma. ]. Brand, President Of the
DR. of Lafourclle, has shown onr
rlr several sketches for a bank
laing sent in by divers architects,
hp ii which would make n very fine
ding, indeed. if adopted. Mr..
sd informed us that his committee
not yet made a selection, as they
#grtied nlans and bids from 9th FL
firs before making u choice.
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UpOn the recommendation of tue
Attorney General and trial judge. the
Governor has issued a full pardon to
L. o. Desforges who was convicted on
Feb. s., 1895 of coriuptly persuadinQ
a witness from testifying.
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II. j. N. Wrigh, up to date MILL
la received her stock Spring and
supr goods, Fancy dress goods,
4 M. Flowers, Hats, Ribbons, Baby
INNINGS, Kid gloves. Embroid-
Il and laces, Belongs new process
pnh silks, stamped Linens, Toilet
es &c.
ices Rock bottom. Give her q
and be convinced.
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pop, Pop!

With returning spring the people
want a refreshing summer beverage,
such a delicious article as Polmer
Bros. put up Mt their celebrated Pop
Factory in this town.
The factory is now in full blast and
Poliner Bros. are ready TO fill all or
ders.
Address Polmer Bros. Thibodaux
La.
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WoRp TO OuR READERs.-We
al readers to overlook any short
~ they may notice i'll our present
! We have had to go through the
s0rry and trouble incident TO a
and we could not devote our
attention to the makeup of the
=
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SPECIAL OFFER !

,..al;tate near torn subscribers uho
- i disposed b pig The taH price
.;,.ien 1t one tanac, ne rill send
EsrvTINEL to dnY ae1r subscriber
+ eorporate limits. .tor TWENTY
'Frs / month, payable II adronee.
n rho irish to take odr0atoge o
II. xdolld call or ultte ot once.
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BUSINESS MENTION. !

Henceforth, local transient advertisers
may make their wants known and advertise
their business through this column at very
reasonable rates.
Matter can be changed weekly il desired.
Our object is to help our home people; by
encouraging local advertising.
Call or write for terms.
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.

II you want to quit tobacco using easily
and forever. be made well, strong, magnetic,
full of new life aud yigor, al No-To-Bac,
the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over 400, 900 cured. Buy No-To-Bac of your
druggist, under guarantee to cure, zoe or
81 90. Booklet and sample mailed free. Ad.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
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Moving a printing estabiishn emit is
an easy job after it's done. That is
about the conclusion unanimously
reached hy the force of this Office aud
their help.
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E,STRAY NOTICE.

One Dark Yellow Horse about l3a hands
biyb white forehead. black name aud tail.
The owuer can secure same by identifying
property aud paying all costs of advertising
and keeping. otherwise the horse viii De soid
C. A. ENGERRAN,
J.-P. Ind Ward Parish of Latourche.
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y, 7. g. Robichaux has acquired
\ aialn property at the corner of
\ polongation of Market street and
.@aafles. which is one of the most
Ssiele suburban sites. The price
il vas $1,000, which shows that
sse property has some value.
s kobiellaux sold at once, ae-
ii 4'e to previous agreement, TO
ia Auohloeh, Esquire. eighty feet
Y TWO hundred feet in depth.
nag Gov. knohlach's property.
Wy the remainder ia huild him
n handsome molrrn residence.
sapiac'i intends 10 hniid himself
II 100. IN the lot itst acquired
- thar. til4f ena! ~ tiie town
hr iapinvetl yafy much.
'tnvthe wbirf. i taSt across
W., viii also ua,itl-n transfer
81 7 march IF in,ul,vemrnts Ct
f'e Is nothing like it. The on
" improve il town. is to i'm.
II aud to this end every indi.
'saght to contribute his share
:, a'' bilious or co>tive, eat a Gas.
Y andy cathartic, cure guaran
III 4 we
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-BY REQUEST
~ the time for the COMETS sword
contest has been extended. 1t will
now positively close April Goth, so
send along your lists.
JOHN b. TAYLOR.
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Read the .Racket Store" ad. in an
other column and learn how to save
money.
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: ieung man representing a Ne "
|faas printing establishment was
~ week soliciting job work
] y our merchants, but if our infer
A,"s be correct, as we think it is. he
~ poor Roadway. 0nr business
Y ate beginning to realize that they
aSe their printing done at home
|sfasFf than in New Orleans.
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Notice TO Rice Planters.

A LII RICE PLANTERS WANTING COAL
\ will send their orders from now up to
the 1st of April. l will deliver to any land
ing 1910 barrels or more, bnt not less.
hudress GEORGE DI0NNE,
Thibodaux, la.
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For Sale.

One Dieboid Combination Lock sIron Safe.
One Paragon" Paper Cutter and one Perfo-
rstor,
Apply tie this office or to
JUDGE L. p. CAILLOUET,
T%hibodaux, La.
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lang and family Of Terrebonne
n have taken up their residence
], taUn and now live IN the house
4. eorner of Green and Short
N
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!. arr Business Mention column
ii pay you.
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49,, are the only pills to take
Hoods Pills with Hoods Sarsaparilla

Mr.. John u. Taylor, u esteemed
confrere Of the Lafourche Comet, was
the proudest man in town during the
whole week. His fair life companion
presented HIM with a fine bouncing
boy last Monday morning and that
kept him in fine spirit ever since.
Indeed, we strongly suspect that our
friend NAV be sometimes overheard
humming on his way home the poets
lines:
sInto our home one blessed day
A wee sweet babe had found its was;
There it lay in its tender grace
The wee babe in its resting place.
The fathers eye with pride and JOY
Beamed as it rested on his boy!
He saw as the years roll swift away
| Aud time lad blancied his locks tt
gray,
A strong Young figure guide his feet
On until life and death should meet,
And when his days on earth shoult
close,
The loved II lay him to repose.'
The SENTINEL is pleased to extern
it, heartiest congratulations to M,
and Mrs. Taylor upon this happ
event in their home lite.
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NOTsCE.

-. having claims against the sue
0g francois sahcan. deceased, will
q .'aT same to Edward +. Roberts.
as 9.tar ~ TO Thomas A., Badeaux, at
aid Succession.
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KEEP YOUR MONEY
In n good hank. Time deposits
draw interest and the smallest am
omit will open an accoun. Bank
of Thib0daux.
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1000 Gallons Cistcrn SIS. 1900 Gallons, SO
A. Riggs& Bros. go PerdidO St. New Orleans
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Subscribe to the SENTINEL and get
a first class family paper.
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CAscARETs stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sicken, weaker
or grippe. !,
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Save your coppers TO spend at the
! "Racket'; three will buy a spool OF
thread. just think of it
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q, ~ bilious or costive, eat a Cas-
u IS aaaay cathartic, cure guaran-
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-01-21
A GRAND EN1ERTAINMENr.
Battles of Our Nation-At the Armor

Battles OF Our National the Armory
Benefit of the Sarsfield Giard.
Speaking of Battles of Our Nation"
which will be given at the Second reg
lment armory tomorrow and Satur
day evenings with Saturday matinee
the Philadelphia Item says:
Inc hrst. of a series of three enter
tainments, given by the Second regi-
ment at its spacious armory, Broad
and Diamond streets, was inaugurated
most successfully. The size and en-
thusiasm Of the audience strongly
marked its confidence and appreciation
of the patriotic form of amusement
Conterno's historical musical spectacle,
Battles of Our Nation" AS its title
indicates, it is an illustrative number
of military tableaux, aided by histori-
cal scenic effects, talented vocal SOLO
lists, and appropriate music by Confer
nos celebrated concert band of fifty
pieces, together with grand chorus and
military display. AS the soul-stirring
tableaux-vivants were presented, in an
environment, at once military and pat
riotic, the audience was held SPELL
pOullu ny Tie VlNlu Te-eUdCLIQenL Oh the
great and nation making epochs that
were, almost really taking place before
them One was Immediately in touch
with the spirit of independence that
prompted the colonist of rs to throw
off England's yoke, to participate in
the glories of our naval victories in
the war of 1912, to feel the triumph of
our easy conquest of Mexico, and share
in the feeling of anxiety and fear that
every patriot must have felt, when the
internal troubles brought on the civil
war of 1861, and final happy ending and
welding together again of this great
and glorious nation. The last panora-
mic representation is that of the review
of the Grand Army of the Republic in
Washington in 1865, At the conclusion
the Goddess of Liberty appeared and
sang MY Country TITS of Thee" as
sisted by the entire chorus, band, drum
corps, and in which the audience join
ed with patriotic fervor and enthu-
siasm.
Tickets for the Battles of Our Ma
ton can be had from the members Of
the Sarsfeld Guard, Cooperative store,
Yale college, and all music stores. Ad-
mission SOC. Reserved seats 75c and ST..