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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-05
FAILURES IN BUSINESS.
Only One Out Of Hundred Firms a
Year for a Period Of Thirty
Seven Years.

Who was original responsible
for the statement that 90 per cent.
Of people going into business ulti-
mately fail, it is impossible to say
says the Mercantile Review, but
one frequently hears the state
ment repeated, especially in ad
dresses before business mems
conventions and III speeches at
| dinners Of commercial organiza.
tiOns. Other misstatcmcnts are
corrected, other myths die out,
but this one persists. Recently
the hoary old humbug received
bad whack, a solar plexus blow,
that should send it down "for the
count"
The stroke was dealt by Dun's
weekly circular in response to the
query OF correspondent wheth-
or it is true that % per cent. OF
business men fail The Dun
agency people looked into the
matter. They studied the stats
tics OF failures since 1857, and
they found that the records show
that the ratio of failures in bust
ness between 1866 and 1903, in.
elusive, averaged only "a little over
one per cent. each year, that
is one out Of every hundred firms
in business failed. The ratio cx-
ceeded per cent. during the years
of hard times, from 1873 to 1873,
inclusive, and again from 1893 to
1898; but Of the 3S years between
1866 and 1903 there were 10 years
when the ratio slightly exceeded
one per cent, and 10 years in
which it was slightly less than one .
per cent.
This showing does not reveal
exactly how many Of those who
enter business ultimately fail, for
the number Of firms and individ-
uals entering business every year,
and the number of those Won. rtar-
lily retiring from business, would
have TO be known in order to get
the figures exact; but it is very ev-
ident that the old delusiOn Of %
per cent. of business men failing
has no foundation in fact.
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;pECIAL MEETING
BOARD of TRUSTEES
Civ Of new IBERIA, LOUISIANA.
u,outes of Special Meeting OF the Mayor and Board
.xrr.stees Of the City OF New Iberia, May A. 1900.

~ meeting Of the of Trustees was held
following notice served in due
ids hereby that special meeting
pn@e rc will be the City Ilaron Friday day of
May Election be ordered Of the
G a.e mon to levy five mill term
a ors on able the City
dtsn ntIa Railroad Company of Louisiana also SIM
asking for
M mill years
upon te New Orleans Crowley and Western Railway Company
a mon said petitions and adopt such
@u th,ngs as may deemed desirable the premises
members presents &C Laughln K Stansbury
DOonde Delahoussaye Llndest and Geo W. Dallas,
ant Mr. JnO Fisher
,on of the payers Of the City Of New Iberia present
Mavor Of Trustees asking the ordering
section in aid of Central Railroad of louisiana
;ou ia tho ordinance based
ter set forth
m examination said sad petition with reference
fe City New Iberia for the 1905 well
% reos ration and appearing that
elections such that
have signed petition the following ordinance pre-
a and on motion seconded adopted following
@ and nav vote Delahousseye Stansbuy Renoudet
n,las and ndest nay none
New
sns Of more than third of the
proposition granting TO the central Railway Company OF
the OF Ten thousand
than
subject limitations placed the petition for
iberia entitled special elections called
1893 and Act POP Of 1898;
M md qualified
=. for the 1906 and the words
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-05

special election be held under the provisions of
whereat there shall be submitted
New IBERIA entitled
Louisiana question evying special aid
Crowley Western Railway
taxable the City of IBERIA
strict conformity with subject
at said election hereto annexed and part hereof.
Whereas the petition hereinafter forth
and Board Of Trustees of the New IBERIA
= Be Ordained by
City of New IBERIA louisiana
which shall be submitted the City,
iana the quest levyng taxable City
tax two ~ mills the dollar period
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BE il ordained by the MnNoi :: 1t
Board Of trustees OF the CITY of New
/ In,rla, that Mcss.ns i. W Bauman
and Jno. +. Dcytitourt and Eug. Gut
Lot be and they are hrtrhy appoint ii
Commissioners of lha election 10 tc
held ON the "th dnS III June l9ot, and
that thNs Hahnu, Jr., he, and he ~
hereby appointed clerk Of said cler-
ton. which election Is or cred aud
to I've held upon The ~ tttlon oi pr@p' t
! ty tax payers OF the City IT New lhe-
! ria, to vote upon the qucs ion OF ~ mt
ing Il tw" ~ milf tax for t'nllo years
on the taxable property IN SAID Ch> III
aid OF tn" New Orleans, Crowley a'd
Western Railwa Company, all accord
ing to the proposition contained IN the
petition OF TIL" prprcft tax PAYERS
Thus done, read, adopted signed,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-05

f ection Of the Parish Of Iberia are
h reby requested to appoint Commits
sioners and Clerk to serve at said poll
ing place; to give due notice of said
appointment ard ofthe time and place
of holding said election, and to make
their returns of said election as the la W
requires the result Of said election to
be promu gated according to law.
Section 4.-Be it further ordained,
etc., that the Commissioners of Elec-
ton shall receive the ballots Of all the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-05

ny,
) X Davis, f S Broussard,
, Andrew Thorpe. Thomas Monk,
y Renoudet. Z Taul
NJ We'll, 81 White.
Lille Weeks Hall, Ed Boyle,
Geo Schutzman, Mrs. F Henry,
Mrs o Ortte, Y Jennare.
VIM Kramer, A M Bernard.
Miss Louise Fasnacht,
Fernest Armentor, Jos r Labove,
julia Simon, G F Laughlin,
Mrs M Hanley, Assad Elias,
Mrs l. p Bagarry. JON Nottolly,
ID Duckworth, Mrs A Sorcau,
Edgar j Bourg, J G Boutte.
Theodore MELVILLE,
"A } Marie, Leonard Marie,
"A ) Seeman, Anthony G:rard,
Mrs N l. Berry, Mrs T Moity,
Mrs + II Darby. Albert Stafford,
M f Smith, Jake We'll.
W A Walsh, Louis Pfster,
Alex Chargos. H A King,
f c Schwing, NV Weeks
Mrs A b Murray, rH Segura.
Ira H Knight, Mrs z Russell
Geo w Dallas, VIC Disch,
Mrs Walter Burke Mrs Ann Lewis,
Mary Lewis Pomeroy,
A Lassere, Robert c Taylor,
+ Jubin, E Boudreaux,
Mrs Idell Sorrells. G T Ewing,
Mrs Fred Veasey, Paul E VOORHEES,,
John A French, A K Veasey,
Mrs Felix DeCourt. Mrs l. A Dupuy,
Mrs Leo j Marie. per L Marie,
Mrs Sarah Fay, G p Fourne,te,
Julia Decuir, Willie Stafford.
Joseph Fenean his x mark. witness
W Eckart, j Il Devalcourt,
c ct Girard. I'll Lee,
Robert Brown, OG Dupre,
Geo Simon, A b MURRAY.
Mrs N ) Weeks. Mrs 2 II Segura,
Rodney E-ench, Sevelia Sanders
Mrs Geo N Fttzhugh.
Luke Bertrand, Mrs Louis Hedt,
Emily l. Grant, Silyio Broussard,
Geo Sabatier, NJ ID, Mrs I1ma Terry,
II II Caldwell, Henry Lopez.
Mrs W Eckart, Louis L Guillot,
James DeBlanc, RID Stansbury.
Aug Roger, Mrs NJ Blanc,
Divide Landry, FIJI Smith,
Aicide Hulin, Jake Immergluck
A ID Therot, Aug Winter,
Henrietta BIanchet,
Maurice GalliAnd, E Demiot.
NJ lmmerg!uck, Mrs Irna Terry,
ROsemond Boudreaux
j f Dupuy, HH Winters.
Mrs E c juIpepper per k F Hogsett,
Mrs Aug Eratb, CT Reynolds.
Mrs Mary A Smith, NJ E Lourd.
Est J J Taylor. Mrs K c Taylor, John
K Taylor, Mrs G c Gunlfoux,
Mrs Jos David, l. O Rroussard,
M Alco Smith, F. Amanda Smith,
Nine Josephine Clerc,
Jules l. Bayard, O P Bertrand,
Elias Roger. Odra Viator,
Leon J PonsNrd, l. j Glutreau
Chas w Hippler, Mrs Chas II Lee.
Mrs J d Walsh, SEVERN VIa'or
Mrs NJ $ McMahon. Max Levy,
iouise Bertrand, A Daigre,
p A Landry, Jos n Thibodeaux,
+ j Dauferiv", Jules Dreyfus,
w Bauman, II Dominique,
Mrs f Baumnn, per VIM Bauman,
Corinne B Cultivate,
James Gebert, R s McMuhon,
} w Eckart. NJ W Fisher.
f DelhOmmer. Edward T Weeks
II Dominique NJ T. & Guilfoux.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-05

1T IL WORTH But we are charging
NODE only 81 90 year for So
NUM- copies,of the Weekly
IsEHlAS 1t is the Axficia' Journal.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-05

extending olS inclusive
the
property payers par.
the wos and terms signed property follows
7" TIE H'toH tn Eot, rny cagot I~ro, IL,
W" the undersigned property of the city Of New iberia state
louisiana upon proposition
toned respectfully petition and Honorable Body order and
'tc' inc ana ding according to law {" pec" election the
property of o
the Constitution and laws of the
ny ana granting IN favor OF the New Orleans Crowley az Western
Railway Company annual period
ginning Will the ea' & and o inclodin
Ii' subject TO tie ooad and Limitations ted
mills the dollar property New lcl
amount taxes to beIeT'ed each be realized
SAID No-mi graot
conditioned follows,
The railway
rpi New
Souhe'n Pacific the Kansas
as vi" give New Iberia direct connection West
LOU
The said railroad shall be built and coleted
either the Franklin and Abbvl
Pacific Railroad railroad owned
The work of actual
one Of the PRONUNCIATION of the result
road SHAH he complet and
tween the places aud with the connections sp above
tn aer provided however that i" ofunar'n'nc
there shall be added TO said of
turtier delay quarantine
H. Within the term OF ten which the levied
election herein ~,
money realized b said paid
amount e Fiji, Thousand Dollars,
no further levy osHd shall
and to be Granted aud paid to
be- The sum of Fifty Thousand d liars $4,000
No part of III" shall Crowley
operation" accordance with
The ballots at the said election slr, be
% 'he special "' Nv" Mills IN AID {" the Ne" o'"ns Crowley and
Western Railway Company Annually for the Term Ten
Against the SPECIAL Tax of Two Mills Aid the New
aud Western Railway Company Annually
| Ne" IBERIA Louisiana May third, 1906
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
CAPE WAS A TEMPTATION.

On a Charge of Taking It, Ellen Gilbert
Was Held for Court.
Charged with the larceny of a cape.
valued at s., the property OF Mrs Teresa
Dugan of No. 6Ol East Fourth street,
Ellen Gilbert young woman. had a
hearing in the Municipal Court, this morn
ing. after which she was held under 500
bail for the Court of General Sessions.
Mrs Dugan testified that q few days ago
the Gilbert woman came to her house and
after staying there little while picked
up her cape and putting it on her, left the
house. and did not return. The accused
denied the charge, saying that Mrs Dugan
loaned her the cape This Mrs Dugan
positively denied.
The case against Nathan Hamburg
charged with violating the age of CON
sent law, was continued until Saturday
morning
Jane Smith colored. charged with the
larceny of some wearing apparel the
property of Hulda johnson, also colored
was dismissed owing 10 lack of evidence
Annie Fisher, colored charged witt
acting i'm a disorderly manner TOWARD
Fred Johnson, also colored. last night or
/ Fast Fourth street, was fined So, witt
costs
Ezra Lukens charged with corne
lounging, was fined 81 with costs
The case against Francis Higgins
| charged with violating tho city healtl
ordinance. was continued for two weeks
Eldon Hagany, charged with drunken
ness. was fined $40. with costs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
SOME THING NEW.

The statement has been made that There
is nothing new under the sun. This may
be true so far ~ actual matter is concerned,
but it Ia not true when the various methods
for utilizing matter for the benefit of hu-
manity are considered. Some one has said
that In nature there Is a boon for every
hane, ~ II h could only be discovered. The
author of this statement meant that for
every IN which all cted mankind there
was "A remedy In medicine II u could only
be found. In hundreds of cases tho medi-
cine has been found but the proper knowl-
edge OF method of combining the in
gredients is lacking. 4. B. Cartmell
has recently secured a remedy for in
digestion and dyspepsia and their result
and disorders, that Is entirely new. This
does not mean that the ingredients I'm this
remedy have only recently been discovered.
On the contrary the ingredients have been
known for years, but the employing of these
/ specific ingredients for stomach troubles
/ Is new. In other words Mr.. Cartmell
| has succeeded in getting a remedy, Bar
neys Compound, IN which will bo found
drugs that until recently we're not pre-
I Ecrineu for stomach troubles. This is why
| it ia new, and why moro people are finding
relief and cure from their old enemy, indi-
! restion, after taking Barneys Compound,
| than they ever did from the older remedies.
/ Barney's Compound Is the old theory of
letting the stomach restn reversed. II
makes the stomach work. and do ita own
digesting as nature intended, instead of
digesting the food artiicially, thereby
causing the digestive organs to partially
lose the use OF themselves. An idle
stomach. like idle hands. is source OF
mischief Barneys Compound contains
ingredients that stimulate the stomach "a
/ perform the churning motion necessary
TO healthy digestion. II contains ingre.
dionts that cause the different glands OF the
digestive organism TO throw out the natural
digestive fluids that will be found in all
healthy stomachs. 10 contains an antiseptiC
that oleanses the stomach and destroys all
germs, thus insuring tie sufferer against
foul and offensive breath. MIR. Cartmel
has 30 much faith IN this remedy thai
he will give a trial bottle TO all dys
peptic sufferers that viii ask for same. A
trial will convince the most skeptical. Gel
1t today. II the trial bottle gives any relic
get a 5Oc size. and IL you feel that you ar,
ge,tingN better get a full course of treat
ment, six Si.OO bottles for $500, and yo,
will soon be able 10 bid farewell to tina
long annoying stomach trouble. I. b
CARMEL, Sixth and Madison streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06

Arrangements have been completed
for the celebration of the centenary an
niversary of the NJ W. Grand Lodge OF
Delaware. Free and Accepted Masons,
which viii take place in this city tomorrow
and from present indications the entire
jurisdiction and ncighboring Jurisdictions
viii be well represented
The Grand Lodge will meet in special
communication, appropriate to the occa-
sion, IN the Masonic Temple at II O'Clock
noon. and from / in the morning until
2l5 in the afternoon a luncheon viii be
served at the temple at which all master
Masons in the jurisdiction will be well
come On account of the large number
attending. 1t will be a buffet luncheon and
will be served standing
The centennial ceremony which will be
held IN the Grand Opera House, viii begin
at 2.3O O'Clock IL is expected that
all master Masons in the jurisdiction
will attend. Following an appropriate
musical selection q centennial ode will
be read by Past Master Howell S. Eng
land after which there will be orations
by United States Seutaor Jonathan y.
Dollivcr OF Iowa and City Solicitor John
H. knsey of Philadclphia l.. Irving
Handy Grand Master OF Delaware, viii
also make an address.
AZ the close of the meeting in the Opera
House the Grand Lodge win retire to the
/ Grand Lodge room. and will be closed
At 6.30 o clock IN the evening the meme
bcrs of the Grand Lodge and invited
] guests will be escorted in body by st.
Johns Commandcry. No I. knights
Templar, from the Masonic Temple 10
Turn Hall, on French street above Eighth
where there will be a banquet at which
Hon. Joseph G. Cannon OF Illinois
Speaker of the National House Of Rep
resentatives, will respond TO a toast
An masters, wardens and living past
masters are expected to attend the ban
quot.
It is expected that the Grand Masten
of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and the District of Columbia viii b.
present, accompanied by their Crane
Lodge officers and past grand masters.
The event i'm the evening viii be in thu
nature of a banquet 10y the Grand Lodg
in compliment to the distinguish,
Masons and invited guests who vii
honor Delaware Masonry by their preseno
at the tooth anniversary celebration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
DOVER

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. June 6.-The June term of the
Court of Chancery and Orphans Court
will convene here ON Monday, June llth,
at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Col laslett Chapter, ID. A. r., will
entertain Mrs Donald Mclean. president
general of the National Society OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
on Friday, June Sth. at the home of the
State Regent, Mrs. Clarence d. Sypherd,
Dover.
Dover public schools will close on Fri
day. June 22d Tho commencement
exercises will be held in the Dover Opera
House ON Thursday evening, June DIST.
Following are the graduates Elmer Blades
Donald Downs Lillian Jones, Paul
Stevens. James Bice. John Behen. Ina
Clements, Hazel Cariss, Mary Boyle
Mary Tucker
An interesting race of horses will take
place on the Capitol stock farm, two
miles from Dover, on Saturday next, at
which time many fast horses will be
entered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
CERTIFICATES OF INooRPORAr1oE

Special Correspondence of Every Evening.
Dover, June 6.-Certihcates of in-
corporation were filed here, yesterday,
as follows.
Bubb Air Brake Co., Kittanning, Pa,
TO manufacture air compressors and brakes
of all kinds and descriptions; capital stock,
$1,000 coo.
Bullion Hydraulic Mining Co., New
York City, TO engage in the mining and
milling of all kinds of ores and metals,
&c; capital stock. $3.50 COO.
DIR. Taylor Remedy Co., Philadelphia.
to manufacture and deal in patent medi-
cines OF all kinds; capital stock, 100000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY.

n. B. Danforth. the reliable druggist OF
Wilmington. is having calls for "HindIpo, -
the new kidney cure and nerve tonic that
they are selling under positive guarantee.
Its merits are becoming tho talk of the
town ana everybody wants to try 1t, and
why not It costs nothing if it don't do
you good-not one cent.
They don't want your money if It does
not benefit you. and will cheerfully refund
the money. Try It today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
TO HAVE A SPEEDWAY.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening.
Dover, June 6.-The Kent county
Levy Court yesterday decided TO con-
vert the old abandoned Kent county
Woodland Beach road into a speedway
a mile long, 80 feet wide and lined with
shade trees.
1t is the intention of several horsemen
Of Smyrna and vicinity TO maintain the
road at their own expense in consideration
the county granting them the right OF
the use of the road.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
PIcNIo PosTPoNEp.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
State Road, June 6-The annual pic
mic Of the State Road Sunday-school.
scheduled to take place tomorrow. June
9TH, has been postponed on account of
the illness of one OF the teachers. Miss
j. NJ Salmon.
While the announcement will be a
disappointment to many they viii be
pleased to learn that Miss salmon Is
recovering and that the picnic will take
place on Thursday. June 18th. one week
later
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06

then entered the Jones g. Iaughlins mills.
lie was made assistant general manager
when the company was incorporated. lie
was a practical steel man, knew all the
branches of the business. His father was
George W Jones, brother of the late Gen.
b. I Jones, former chairman of the Re-
publican national committee He died
several years ago, leaving all of his fortune,
conservatVely estimated at $50 900 OOO
10 his widow and SON.
Mrs. Jones married DR. II f. Murdock
several years ago Thomas OConoI
Jones was a member Of the University
Pittsburg and Allegheny country clubs
and of a number OF New York clubs. He
was devotedly attached TO his mother
with whom he had lived at the hotelSchen
ley for FIVE years He was one of the few
young Pittsbtug millionaires who did not
make any display of riches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
Ono Mani At Homo.

Mr. Jymes wqs a member Of six secret
societies. A friend tried to persuade
him to join another one.
No, he said / want to spend my
Sunday evenings at home. Youth 3
Companion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06

action was postponed until Tuesday even
ing of next week
The acting committee was empowered
10 notify the Delaware & Atlantic 1ele-
phone Co. that the trustees have no OBJ
lection TO the placing of poles along the
fences of the trustees property.
Adjourned until Tuesday.
Patrick Duffy. aged 50 years. a resident
of this city for nearly half century, died
az his home ON South Fourth street about
$50 o'clock this morning For the past
year he had been in IN health and his death
was not unexpected. He leaves a widow
and the following children. Mrs Mary
McCalln of Philadelphia, James Duffy,
| Councilman Hugh H. Duffy, Miss Annie
/ Duffy His stepohildren are Henry Mad
/ den, Mrs Frank lawler, Peter O.. Madden
and William Madden
Ladies oNfords. 75o 10 S2-Sioops.t
Track Foreman Ahem of the trolley
line has completed the erection of new
| hndgework over the marshes near Della
ware City and has placed that portion
of the r0adbed IN better condition
Nerligc shirts. underwear, belts. plain
and fancy hose suspendors BiggsF
James McGmth has purchased the
property on South Fifth street occupied
by him and known as the Ann Stack
estate.
Jacob NJ Saunders, master mechanic
Of the Allison plant of the National Tube
Co.. arrived here yesterday and will take
down the large Corliss engine prcpara.
tory to shipping It away.
Window, door screens, fly wire
Stoopst
The grocery and butcher stores of thl
city will close an noon tomorrow and con
, tinue the Thursday half holidays durin,
months ol June. July and August
Straw and crash hats. caps Biqcs*
Material is now arriving In large
quantities for the Cromwell wooden mills
and several bales of woolen stock. warp
y and other material arrived yesterday
: James Shultz caught a sturgeon weigh
u ing 81 pounds. yesterday The is
! brought about SO at Pcnnsville
! The Jim shoe. S3.50--Shaws
y The paving on Delaware street. east q
'' Second. is In bad condition and Will
Andrew Mitchell was backing his hors
y opposite Platts store, yesterday, IN
! animal lost both shoes by having ther
u caught between the cohhles and tho Ca
D. tracks
4 Among the sick Charles Munson wa
y downstairs, yesterday, and received
y number of callers last evening; he hop,
q to be out in few days Edward Downe
Y Of near Bear Station, who has been ver
y i'll, is recovering.
Y Brick house for sale Stoops.f
Personal: Mr. and Mrs Ira Iunt NJ
is and Mrs Ozro s. Lunt of this city an
E. their guests, Mr. and Mrs Warren Neaz
h of Everett, Mass. have been visiting NJ
and Mrs. Harry Nolk az their home. Fc
Chase, Pa Mrs George Albert an
r Mrs. Ries Graham of Wilmington a.
spending a week at The Louise as CUES
of Mrs. Elizabeth Ries
Special bargains this week, linoleur
mattings, trunks, suit cases Stoops*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
Philanthrnnist

Kicker Is Jones philarthropist ?
Booker Yes; he has endowed library
q books at the race track.-New York
sun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
nInnr Gnnn rnslnnn

Many "a Good fosiuon
has been filled through the small want adv.
II you want help of any kind better let a
want adv. help you fiji it,