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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-25
DERBY GETS
THE PURSE
Takes $4,000 at New Eng
land Breeders Meet.
RAJAH GETS THE SECOND
Fund for Combined Prizes of
$4,000,
RAJAH GETS THE SECOND

Readvnle. Mass. Sept 24.-s2l,o0o in
purses vas offered for the events OF tae
New England breeders. meet at the Read
Vile track today Lord Derby captured
the $1,000 purse in the 2.07 trot while
the other big purse. 500 for the New
England futurity for foals OF 1855. was
won by The Rajah. sired BY Prince Of
Irdia-
There were but four entries IN the 2:07
tl0t. Lord Derby drew the pole. with
Chain Shot next thea Onward Silver,
and Amelia outside. Some little dinicul y
was encountered in scoring the first heat
I.ord Derby coming down slowly. Finally
the judges threatened TO fine Spear IN,
less he drove Lord Derby down with the
others. and q good start was made. Lord
Leroy broke just after the starting ana
amelia took the pole. led all around ard
finished first, Lord Derby Just escaping
the distance nag.
IN the second heat. chain Shot took the
lead. with Amelia second and Lord
Derby way behind at the half, but here
Lord Derby began TO assert his rights
and rapidly overhauied the field.
IN the third and fourth heats Lord
Derby outciasssd the others. ard wen
easily
The New England Futurity stake
brought out six starters. The bay horse
Direct lew ran away from the others
IT the first heat and won in 2l6ls but
went I'd IL the air IN the next two heats
both OF which were won by The Rajah.
Summary;
2.7 trot. four heats. four horses-Lord
Derby won the second. third and fourth
heats in 2.o7z 2.9S%, z0s Amelia won
the first heat il 2.o67 Chain Shot and
Onward Silver also started.
New England Futurity, foals Of 1890
purse s7.ooo, three heats. six horses
The Ra5ah won second and third heats
n z.isla. 2:lsa. Direct View won the
first heat In Z.ls1s- KyrIus. oxford Boy.
Fruition and Highland Laddie also start
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FOURTEEN NEW MEMBERS
New Names Added to Young RepubIi.
can CInb.

can sAHB.
Saturday night the members OF the
Tollng Mems Rer,,blf-a7 erur met with
-
"a -l------5 - -i-Vs en-
re mere were Iorty-lour new member
ADMITTED 70 me club bringing the Val
.7y S-ellEe membership over the 1aiI q
A-is1rec marx ne meeting was very
eA1alslastlc. the attendance nelns extra
oLalnarliy me notWltnstanaing the rain
hese canaidates SPOKE. EcAsJein, -naln-
razor. Busen1arA and Ozark
me faliey tentre oi-lcefs elected are
ICE president, 9 2 an Arsoale' as
slstant secretary r l. Richards assist
ant treasurer. sam Iimmons
1neTe we're twelve members who went
up from Nlchita, Win bugies Blowing
ara coiors flying. They got back sun
Gay morning al o'clock as fresh as ever
and wei pleased with the Work satur-
day night President Brown announced
the selectlon q , tiraInons OF Faliey
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PARSONS NoeLE AcT.

I want ali the world 70 know writes
Rev. J. c. Badlong. Of Ashaway. r. I.
what a thoroughly good and reliable
medicine 1 found In Electric Bltters.
They cured me Of iaundice and liver trou-
bles that had caused me great suffering
f0r many years. For a genuine, all
around cure they excel anything ever
saw. Electric Bltters are the surprise
Of ali for their wonderful work in Liver.
Kidney and stomaeh troubles. Don't fan
% try them Only 50 cents. Satisfaction
- guaranteed by Behring's Pharmacy.
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OFF TO RESTING PLACE
Tom Diffendorfer Is Taken 10 Peni
Tertiary by Sheriff.

Sheriff Simmons left last night for the
Tenitenuary with Tom Ditfeudorfer. sent
enced 70 ter years in the state periten-
tisry- T1nendorfer was found guilty u
attempted robbery in the district court
by a jury and was given the extreme
penalty for his crime hy Judge Dale
whom he cursed In MS fury at being
given the fun limit Of The law This
man. according 70 Judge Dale has been
on the countvs hands for a number If
years ard during this time have cost il
in The courts alone. dollars that mum Der
-rr irtr the h.nlrelS
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For SALE-Rsai Ests5e-Ey n. ". Kse-
hane < Co;
Business property on Douglas aveuue
that paws u per cent net
4 3-story brick on Main street f1r ieSs
than the coss Of construction
l l-story business property on Slam
that pays II per cent net
A dne. modern residence on North To
reka. east front. this UesS, S-.s.-
An elegant uew. modern residence on
81 Francis. close IL. a special bargain,
S11a
A complete home. new and modern. and
acres IN fruit and alfalfa. close in
S56a
\ suburban home sad Is acres. fire land.
fine orchard and shade. s. So.
An s-room residence. cellar ciEterl-
barn. 10 acres. fruit and shade. S-.sle-
- acres. 81 orchard. tiue land. i-roarn
house. barn and shade. $50
g. acres, broom house. sara. orchard.
bottom land $50
- acres bottom land 5-room house. hrf
orchard. barn. alfalfa. 8 ~.
A fine suburban hcme. - acres q rne
land, joins The city limits $S59a.
fenced and Cross-fenced. snap. Aa5sas
80 acres. Arkansas river bottom ssook
and dairy farm. 81 per acre
80 acres. miles north. fine land. well
improved. 81 per acre.
20 acres OF bottom land. on up-t0-date
farm II miles east. fine home. barn.
orchard. bargain az f-.5g9
4 fine ranch q i50 acres. p miles east
living water. fenced and cross fenced
good buildings Price Sl1nl
Western land at from si.s1 81 S. per acre.
II ". kEQHA%E 4 CO.,
rs North Main s..
lg4-sti-t ulthu-3t
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given TO another niece Of the masters.
Mrs Couch has written to GAY. asking
him II he remembers any OF these things,
and expects a reply soon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-25

11is signature ) O. every box a the rsuuf-.
Laxative BrOmO-Quinine Tsslsss
eSs remedy teAt cures Geld an one oax
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WANTED-B0y. a. rug factory. p :
Main. HIT
SITUATION wANTE2-mALE..
WASTED-A position. by man and wife
as cooks Address 3. NJ, care Eagle
las-stx
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BUSINESS OPPORTGNITIEIFor sale
Best paying tat in city, y rooms II
quire room IS. "a y Main s2s-etx
FOR sALE-stoek OF general rnerchan-
disc, n splendid condition. Located IN
this city. Address Merchandise, care o.
Eagle 1l0-5tx
FOR SALE-Good country newspaper
s,-g. half cash Everything new; -
cash subscribers. Address G. G. g Box
-. - ;. y-.-le-e2 eo, 4 = Is-ot
FOR SALE-Wen paying business; halt
prlce; account Of sickness. \. Z. Nc
FOR SALE-Furnished roomiag house OF
rooms, Is y. Water. igs-Stx
WANTED-PARTNER.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ ~ L-L-A14ELDES 10 It-S-4rrEs e-t4
new Work guaranteed, and pictures
framed 10 order ~ Gus \ Miller & Co,
- y Main. 55-su-tu-lh-tz
WANTED Everyone 10 know that all
my property Is Withdrawn from TIE
market. John GIL 1I-5tX
WANTED-R0ouners and boarders. nicely
furnished rooms and good beard SID y
Efnporia- ls-ot
WANTED-you to leave your orders fo-
Stove repairs with 6irinstead s Baldwin,
5lI \. Main Phone SO.
IlE-th-fr-su-3tx
wANTED-sta Nursery pays cash
weekly II you sch stark trees Louis
lana, Missouri; DansvilIe, New York.
WANTED to call and see Grinstead
* Baldwin Oh y Main street. dealers
III new and secondhand furniture and
stoves. Phone SO uZ-th-fr-su-stx
pair. The FtXit, % L. Douglas. Phone
49, 1os-5tx
WANTED-Dressnaa and alterations
made. Mrs. Harris, sSi 5 Market
WANTED-l00 cords Of cottonwood. The
Western Manufacturing Co el-tf
WANTED-To buy your old furniture and
stoves Grinstead & Baldwin. al y
Main. Phone So 1i2-Jh-fr-su-stx
ANTED-Everybody to insure their
property with Us. J. w Clendenin <
Co, rear American State Bank build
ing. ll0-thu-sun-tf
WANTED-Childrens clothes TO make
SO E Third street. ll2-stx
w 4 ~-r1~r7To
ton TO this TAX about the ieef truss.
uuC il1d out my prices at the Packing
HCuss Meat Market. Remeni5er the
place. at DOiG 3 gate. :. ). Dawson,
proprietor. I4i-tr
FOR Observation-Disclosures
FOR SALE-A good Art Garland heater
cheap. Also spring wagon, almost new.
80 Burton avenue, west side
1se-su-tu-th-3tx
FOR sALE-Team Of ponies. harness. ?
seated carriage and spring wagon Call
AT 9Ji ; Lawrence avenue Hot
FOR SALE-seven good brood sows. with
pigs and pigs hy side 1853 ( Fifteenth
street. J. g. webb. IZttx
FOR sALE-Household goods. furniture.
rugs. &c lis y Market. uz-tf
FOR SALE-By Frank Rockefeller Bel
videre. kan. at che Wichita Carnival
and Exposition. : head Of young bulls. 4
I4eret0rds and 8 Shorth0rns. of the best
breeding Joseph Eeltou, Manager
F1-st
FOR sALE-500 feet Of = cable. Also
square plano, cheap 81 campbell ave
nue. i.-i-s-i-tl-ta-stN
FOR SALE Berger peanut and candy
vendors Been used very little. Good as
new s cacn- NJ IL " axe, Lock BOX
=is, Ntchita, nan lyi-l5tX
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FOX SALE-A dura1ie pony az a bar
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CLASSIFIED
| w Mt
go - = 1899 80
FOR RENr-T~o nicely furnished rooms:
curing 14i- week - y E1por1a as-ee-
/ FOR RENT-Desirahle rooms. close II.
/ during Carnival week - : Emporlz-
A47sI1
FOR RENT-Furnlsasa Or unfaralshe6
TooEas- Inquire al 5S \. Market
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms. fo-
carnival week - s EaDc-ia-
-l--s3
FOR RENT-A big. nice. front room. fur
nlshsd. Close il and desirable Call II
room =. - y Market SIT
FOR RENT-Furnishsd rooms. with fur
mace heat ls6 y Iopeza avenue.
/ FOR RENT-T7vo large. newly furnished
rooms, WIKI good home board. 10 Laura
avenue uQ-Stx
FOR RENT-T-a-ga front room. Furnished
Tor two gentlemen FOR The winter. -
\. Main s. lia-tces-thur-sun-ssS
FOR RENT-Pleasznt furnished south.
airy rCor-s az The Piazza ara Eenl3rns
SO
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 20 South
Lawrence I0-stx
FOR RENT-Lodging. for &C aid Sc a
night. ar 80 n Main 1u-stx
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms, for
carnival wee6 - y. Lawrence.
FOR RENT-Two rooms. with both gas
AID furnace heat Fer four young men
n \ Lawrence avenue lI2-6sX
FOR RENT-F-urnishe rooms. with o.
without Board 40 5 Main street.
-
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished rooms:
modern conveniencss; during fair week
"a y Emporia. Ios-G
sOoMs FOB RENT-Unrur7lsneo.
FOR RENT suite OF rooms. modern
convenience es y Market li2-4tK
FOR RENT-Two uafurnished rooms.
extra large, ground floor, permanently.
=
FOR RENT-Three or four unfurnished
rooms with bath Rent reasonable.
- - - - -
HOUSES FOR RENT.
FOR -RENT-stodern cottage q 6 rooms.
- , Topeka ave Apply tc Z. B. Wal
den, at Postoffice- uo-9;x
FOR RENT-Ten-room house. large barn,
Sal =. Third VIII give special price II
several months are paid n advance.
Otto Weiss. les :. Mead. opposite Rock
Island passenger depot i0S-tf
FOR RENTED Z. Muriock. rooms.
s. Geo \ Poppleton, - E Central
FOR RENT-lss University avenue. g
room Aoase, good location. and cheap.
A = Nelson. lsl y. Main- l3-I
FOR RENT-Five-room cottage. with
bath So y. Market. Key At SIS y. Mar
ket. ll2-stx
FOR RENT-A few houses and rooms.
Hills kinke2d. l2 y Market 2-tf
FOR RENT-Nice. new 5-roon cottage.
south Of Twelfth. on Wichita. 1lo-stx
FOR RENT-isls University avenue. 8
room house. modern nice shade. handy
TO car line. a. 6 Nelson. 81 y. Main.
FOR LEASE Eight-r0om house newly
painted inside and outside newly pa
pered. hot and cold water. bath. new
furnace. all modern ccuveuieoces pretty
lawn. I've minutes walk from Douglas
and Main, 81 Apply Shields Millinery
Co.. I37 n Main street 1fa-tf
FOR lsCELLAHEOUs.
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FOR RENT-Farm. cash rent. = acres
house lots and pasture Il acres
meadow. moved twice season. 81 acres
piewed. creek bottom INQUIRE $40 =
Topeka :. r J1cfiyn 1lf-sfx
FOR RENT-Mo1ern i-room H1t. In BIRD
block Emporia and Elm. Apply law Of
flee 81 Richard z Bird. 2Td floor. Bit
ting block. 1Il-tf
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II.
4 hns suburban home, 81 acres q nne
land. joins the city limits 500.
Ia acres. 5 miles out. we'll ir1rrcved
fenced and e,ross-feneed: snap. ks.se
80 acres. Arkansas river bottom. q $50 X
and dairy farm. 81 per acre
80 acres. miles north. fine land. well
improved. x5 per acre.
- acres OF bottom land. on up-to-dafe
farm. II miles east fine home. barn.
orchard a bargain al f-.ae0
4 fine ranch q 10 acres, 2 miles east
living water fenced and cross-feuced
good buildings Price Slaoo.
Western land at from q 81 % S. per acre
II " kEoHA&E 4 Co,
rs North Main s..
l04- sti-tulthu-3t
FOR sALE-is1 acres. \ mile vest az
BainvIie. 100 acres wheat god Improve
neltS. running water. GOOD orchard. d.
acres hog pasture. Maggie Plcrsch-
bacher. city Hotel. io.-ftx
FOR SALES Square section OF land l.
miles from railway town III Butler com
y. 10 acres of bottom land and u acre.
II upland. IN cultivation, 81 acres %
meadow. one pasture of - ana one ~
can BE- divided into two good farms
Price SIS per acre EASY terms Many
other farms and ranches ~ bargain
prices. A s Nelson. Is7 y Main 81
FOR SALE-One acre 81 ground. on Ar
Kansas avenue. east front. Eight lets
and s-roon cottage ard harm. new. Call
corner kairvieT and Jwcaty-third
AS-a'N
FOR SALE-Twenty acres ~ Iaaa a.
Joining city. T. q. Lee, soi y Main
street h4-i9tx
FOR sALEs-l56 acres. miles northeast
Of packing house. on Chisholm creek
bottom two sets 4 improvements.
house. rooms. last completed. house.
rooms good cellar. barn -2x-i. barn
l6xzt, gransry and corn cribs. acres
alfalfa. fenced hdE-tishL abundance n
go.~ water. creek rams through pas
tnIs - acres. NOV land % acres. 8
ar orchard, groves and timber On
creeA fairly wen improved. well lecated.
good land. What mure Do VOC want Tor
10 an acre. Telegraph telephone. write
" come and sec ne Listed Tor fsw
DAYS only O. r Davis. valley Center.
n1-- s1
FOR sALE-The northeas; corner -
IWettth and Emrario. IL ~ fse feet
deep Must b sold withfn ten Gayr
eat for bargain price. Reese II CO.. IL
T. First street ssu
FOR sALE-Fiys bots ssst front. maple
shade. cement yak i1 18Th block.
Main street Inquire 1874 water.
ia9-sa-tu-tE-zt
TOR ssLE-ls3 acres - In cultivation
= acres grass 81 acres alfalfa. ezoeifens
improvements. an level ard. god soil
located ; niles from city, 4 bargain.
- aerss. n ALTON township. Improved.
fcr g. 80
j. aerss miles from Kiasmaa. good
- acres = nile frsn Sawyer. ~ "a
: - acres. slova saaafy. all 81 grass.
iand II Western kansas. SC psr acre
W. easy terms
larze list = e-ty P-r.9peegTtty- Come ard
SO mc join FEI.RlT.R
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~ 7-A--s--lsl 'arts fta 49,.
- 100 49, e-.
az r5-..t-- .-.
Iah - 1-l-el A1ltts - - afs ~
seFe. = e-Is 80 ni @a.a
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1e 1st aorta e send Ftrees- SO
Fo-r lofs - isF-r-l.s sF~7.s in ses-
80 1..ss1 t--A -
40 * - eaFfn - ~reHee. aHaih -
Qas - e Sorta iiais street. sassa g
e ~1 x HstttehtH &c
80 49,. .
Fsar 20 esr1-r = Maiz AL
- - z~.- .fsf- .,-s.+ ss
Twr irfs r-r-rr - ssI~fH go Fzw.
r~uea -
Les F. al 7arts = ~ city
rrorT-rT fEe ETY.
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taacS
We write or eva raersEaxss
We make oar cwn sxa1linati9ns-
We pay ToG year money waea papers
ale executed
We VII make zen : lowsr rate and SET
you Your Do1ey sucker tA&a any uTua
IN The city.
II jon want farm loan. car o. "a
T. " CLENpENIN * CO.
Rear Americas state sank Building
t.I-Slz-ftf- nfs-fs
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FOR SALE-1s9 acres. 4 mile vest az
Bainvlle 100 acres wheat. god Improve
ments. running water. GOOD orchard. 81
acres hog pasture Maggie Picrsch-
bacher. City hotel i1--Etx
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FOR SALE-One acre q ground on Ar
kansas avenue. east front Eight lets
and s-room cottage ard harm. new. Call
corner EairvieT and Twcaty-thir,d
street fE-stx
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$50. acc oo-An un{irsstec aEao1nx 20 Loan
OF Ntchisz properly with privilege -
pay n install r1ents. Low rate u irter-
est Hewlett * IS hesier. 10 3. FIRST s.
sf-tu~ths -s2t-tf
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FOR SALE-Sguare section o. land. l.
miles from RAJ way tovn liz Butler couu-
y. 10 acres % bottom land and l8 acre.
81 upland. IN cultivation. 81 acres %
meadow. one pasture % 30 and ono ~
30 acres. 9 houses. : excellent orchards
Can b. divided into two good farms
Price SIS per acre EASY terms May
other farms and ranches ~ bargain
prices. A. s Nelson. 81 y Main 81
Tf1-ft
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SITUATION wANTEo-fsALE. .

HANTEJ-B0y, al rug factory. :
Main. II
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FOR RENT-Mo1ern f-room H1t. IN Rird
block. Emporia and Elm. Apply law Of
flee 81 Richard z. Bird. 2Ti floor. Bit
ting block. 1It-tf
FOR RENT-Beds. 2s7 5 Market.
1aa-Ffx
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oFF!cE ROOFS FcR agNr.


FOR REST-Deslrza be 3flzs rooms. also
furnished Sleeping rooms Room 8 over
- y. Main street <-tf
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FOR RgNT-mlscELLAnEous.

FOR RENT-Farm. cash rent. - acres
house lots and pasture 81 acres
meadow. moved twice season. 81 acres
riewed. creek bottom inquire $40 \
Topeka :. F. Jaceiyn. Ili-stx
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WANTE D-PARTNER.

WANTED-R00meTs and boarders. nicely
furnished rooms and good board 5ls y.
Emporta- 1851
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FOR SALE-Twentv acres ~ land ad-
street if4-i9tx
Cañon City record., 1902-05-15

Continued on Page Eigha
Cañon City record., 1902-05-15

And what tribute can i pay to our
vice president so great as the one we
offered her last Aprils that of elec.ng
her unanimously our president for the
coming year; and we are most happy
to leave in her hands the reins of our
government another year. for to one
of her earnest devotion to duty and
strength of inspiration and purpose, it
is safe to say the future is as safe as
our past.
Titles OF honor sddd not to his
worth, who is himself an honor to his
title. Therefore my Friends in
Council, .if there ever was an insti-
tution il is this institution. IF there
ever were retiring officers, they are
these retiring officers" We give you
love and gratitude, ''loug life and
treasure.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-15

extended to you with the assurance
that this has been the best year Of our
club life. We congratulate our retir-
ing officers today on no lesser matter
than this. and we are grateful to them
for this year and assure them that we,
one and all, appreciate the sacrifices
they have made. We love them for
being earnest. active women, unselfish
in their efforts to bring out the best
in each of us which may lead to
broader culture in our club and stim-
ulate us to greater friendship,
These dear officers have counted no
cost. Tehderest memories cling to
each of them. To our president the
highest tribute is offered when we say
that she has in this years work sur
passed her first administration, lead
ing us to this days glorious ending in
her own loving zeal, fixing deeper
than ever before, If possible, the love
of her friends.
Our secretary has been very Cae-
sar. having in her most capable and
self-sacrificing manner welded The pen
Of two offices, the very thought of
which WAS enough to overpower and
discourage one. All honor to her who
records tho intricate history, which
intreprets the individuality of our
club.
And our treasurer. She has not
been able, owing entirely to i'll health,
to take the usual trip abroad, but she
has most kindly and gently taught us
what to spend each week, but the
great lesson of (club) life how to
spend
Cañon City record., 1902-05-15
Our Retiring Officers.
MIS-. HANDY,

When first requested to respond TO
this toast felt-truly this is easy
Our club year has been such pleasant
one, our officers 50. wise in their
strength, that all must needs do is
to salute, and as the old darky once
said, when urging his flock" to talk
in meeting: "You jis get right up in
yo' seat. and dis am such a gran
subjec'-all you got to do is jis' open
yo' mouf en- de Lawd He fill it. :"
Upon maturer thought. however, 1
find there are two phases of q toast
Of which 1. in my ineKperience. had
before been unaware-first that one
nust be master of the art lest too
many words used may seem be too lit
tie said, and second toast from
some inexpicable cause usually de-
mands q witty or humorous vein, and
woe is mel assure you it is with
mingled feelings of pleasure and re-
gret that l attempt to speak Of our
honored retiring officers. Regret that
/ cannot express the half / would
wish in appreciation of their sacri-
fees and successes-but greater pleas
ure in saying that to just such officers
our club owes the glory of the pres
ent and the promise of the future
but as the immortal French toaster
has it-'1Since de brevete is de sole
of de feet-darefore I will not say ver
moch on dis subject.
Ny Friends in Council there is nc
greater honor than to be chosen an
officer in an earnest. wide awake and
therefore noted club. unless il be to
retire from that Office, leaving year
well filed, the hands of your friends
Cañon City record., 1902-05-15
Response.
Ms. Hiatt

The retiring officers began to ere
tire" quite early in the year. The
first was our treasurer, Mrs. Hasbrouck,
who set the ball to rolling. Her re-
tirement was followed by that of our
secretary, Mrs. Wilson, who also
moved away. Then our chairmen Of
committees did not exactly retire from
club work. but some have been out
Of town most of the year. while
others have been unaviodably absen,
much of the time.
Having now finished the work as
signed to Us, we extend our thanks to
the members for their hearty and &c.
tive co-opertion.
In reviewing the incidents of this
club year. we are unconscious of in
territorial error, but nevertheless We
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are too sensible of our defects not to
think it probable that we may have
committed many errors. and hope
the members will forget them, or
remember them with indulgence. We
will only say, that we have. with
good intentions, contributed toward
the official management of the club.
the best work Of which we are capable
under existing circumstances, and
now as this relationship is about to
be severed, we beg TO present few
topics for the consideration of all,
something to think about.
II is an established fact that the
success of any organization depends
greatly upon the harmony existing be-
tween its members and it seldom oc-
ours that set of officers complete n
years work without having to pass
through the scrutiny of the sharpest
criticism, and 1t is essential, to the
welfare and success of the Friends in
Council that harmony exist between
officers and members, and just and
friendly feelings toward all should be
cultivated; it is important that we
should discountenance criticism that
can in any event be avoided. We
should frown upon the first dawning
of any attempt to ALLEVIATE any portion
or member of this club from the rest,
or to enfeeble the ties which link us
together from long association, and
common interest.
Our official relations have been of
the mtst pleasant kind, and, notwith-
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