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What Do You Want? I
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DON’T WASTE YOTTR TIME WALKING ALL OVER TOWN X
HUNTING FOR SOMETHING YOU NEED. COME RIGHT HERE. X
X WHERE YOU CAN GET EVERYTHING UNDER ONE ROOF. AT THE l
| LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. AND AT A GREAT SAVING IN TIME ;
I AS WELL AS MONEY. WE CATER TO EVERYBODY, AND WE X
| HAVE JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING EVERYBODY WANTS, AND AT X
| EVERYBODY’S PRICE. |
TRUMBOR & COUNTS j
! GENERAL MERCHANDISE |
| CHEYENNE WELLS, .'. •• COLORADO |
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WANTED
We want a list of your land if it
is in Cheyenne or Kiowa counties
between the Union Pacific and thej
Missouri Pacific. j
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• • We want land only where water can
be obtained. The price must be right,
• and the titles perfect, Send a full de
• scrsption, cash price, and price with*
• terms. R- T. CLINE,
' Brandon, ' Colorado
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MEAT MARKET
FULL LINE OF FRESH AND CURED MEATS OF ALL
KINDS
VEGETABLES
Fresh Fish, Oystc-s find >n Season. 1
Jr. l. N<' r n ]&m, I
Cheyenne Weils, Colo. I
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YOUR CAR EXPENSE
REDUCED
a.-ssas sxss fir ss; sktox..
• • yaurVaV in*condition Instead of allowing it K» “ifo *" pieces* from
oerlect before you brinj: it to u». „
* ’ A slight defect cun lir remedied quickly and at a «mnl|
.imniv drift alonjr it soon becomes a weriou* matter and the
. lt la the part of wisdom to nee us fre- ~
' qtJrntiy .and lot »» ««• your car at tli* name time.
SUPPLIES AND ACCESSORIES
Ask for what you want We GAR AGE «*
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Money to Loan
I can loan you money on you
nd at 8 per cent, have Tuat auc
mini in getting it down to thia
aa it and to be 10 per cent no if
jw are going to need a loan bet*
tar get it now, while you can.
T.J. Me. Nevin. Wild Horae Colo.
Advertise in the Record for die best re
safes. It pays to Advertise.
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WHEN YOU
WANT PLAIN OR FANCY
Sewing
See Mrs. E. B. C.-aine in the
Maynard building, in the east
part of Cheyenne Weils.
Family sewing solicited, prices
reasonable-
VHK CHEYKNNK BEfSOWti
| Legal Notices j
Notice for PublloaMon
Department ol lha interior, U S Land OlT.ce at
Hugo. Colorado. Octob-r >3
V '* I’--*'” lhat Bert C Loper. ol Eur
lington, Colorado, who on January 12 IPI3
made homestead entry serial No. 013240 for the S'-
section 30 township 11 s range 44 w 6th principal
meridian has filed notice of intention to make Hi al
three year homestead proof, to establish claim to the
land above described before the Clerk of the District
Court in and for Kit Carson county. Colorado, at
Burlington. Colo., on November 21, IUI6
Claimant names os witnesses:
Oliver C Dunlap. Charley C Petersen, Okie J
Carpenter. Fred A Mathies all of Burlington. Colo
o&l3noV'6 5 t j R Beavers, Register,
Notice For Publication
Department of the Intorior U. S. Land Office at J
Hugo. Colorado. October 13 1916.
Votice is hereby given that Fred J Huren of I
Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, who on Angus 24 i
made Homestead entry No. 013782 for Lots 1
1-8-9-10-11-14 15 and 16 of section 22 township'
12s range 45w stxth principal meridian has filed i
notice of intention to make final three year proof, to j
establish claim to the land above described, before ,
the of the District Court at Cheyenne W t ll«,
Colorado, on the 21st day of November 1916.
Claimant names as witnesfes’*
Henry Lose**. J O Bovev, 1 J Groff, J W Rees .
all of Cheyenne Wells, Colo,
oct l9nov 1 6 5t J R Beavers. Register.
1 NOTfCK FOB PUBLICATION
Department of the Interio*. U. S. Land Office at
Hugo. Colo. September 20, 19'6.
Notice is hereby given that Frank A. Rich o
Arapahoe. ulo who on October 2'oth IUO9
made home-tnad entry serial No. nj»479 for Lot*
I 2-3 a « « 7 and a s»ct'on 10 township 12 s
range west sixth principal merlin', has filed
notice of intention to make final five year proof tc
establish claim to the land above described before
I the Judge of the County Court in and for Cheyenne
county. Colorado, at Cheyenne Wells. Colorado on
the 2nd day of November. 1916
Claimant names as witnesses:
James Bidlnger, Clarence Auten. of ArapahoeJColo
Joseph Baber. Samuel Baber, of Cheyenne wells.
Colorado.
sept 28 oct 26 5t JR Beavers. Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at
Hugo, Colo. September 20.19(6
Votice is hereby given that August Peltx. of
II First View. Cole, who on January 16. 1911
mada Homestead antry serial No. 011592 and on
October 15. 1914 made Additional homestead entiy
serial No. 015778 for the Southeast quartarandthe
northeast quarter of section (26) township 15 s range
46w. Bth principal meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make final three year homestead proof to
establish claim to the land above described, before
the Clerk of the District Court, of Cheyenne county
Colorado at Cheyenne Wells. Colorado on tho 2nd
day of November 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Deloe Curtis. James H. Curtis. Oscar Oarvik and
John A. H oilman, all four of First View. Colorado.
sept 16 oct 28 St J R Beavers. Roglswr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. U S Land Office at
Lamar. Colorado. October 16. 19t«.
Votice is hereby given that Elvin H Coe of Chey
il anno Wells. Colorado, who on March l& It 1 5
made homestead entry serial No. 016419 for Lots
Nos. 3-4-6-4-li-12.M and 14 of section 5i town
ship Us range *4w 6th principal meridian has filed
nodes of intention tv make final three year proof,
to establish claim to tho land above described, be
before the Register and Receiver. U S. Land Office
at Lamer. Colorado, on the 7th day of December
1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Rosa A Plummer, Joseph W Shy. David W Rob
ertson. Oeo-ge L Coo all of Cheyenne Wells. Celo.
oct 99 nov SO ft AL Beavers. Register
Money to Loan
On improved Farms, for
particulars see
W. C. Schultz.
Cheyenne Wells. Colorado, j
Announcements
Announcements under this heading
will l>e run up to tlie date of the gen
eral election Nov. 7, 1916, for $5 00.
Payable strictly in advance
Cleric and Recorder
I hereby announce myself as a can*
didate for the office of Clerk and Re
corder on the Democratic ticket sul>-
ject to the will of the uoople at the
coming general election. November 7,
1(}10. Your support will be apprecia
ted by me. J. A West.
Sheriff
I hereby announce myself for the of
flee of County Sheriff on the Demo
cratic ticket, subject to tlie voice of the
people at the general election tobe
held November 7.
W. P. Williams,
Treasurer
I hereby announce myself as a can
didale for the office of County Treas
urer, on the Democratic ticket subject
lo the will of the voters at the coming
general election Nov. 7.
Jack Tinsley.
Assessor
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate* for County Assessor on tlie
democratic ticket, subject to tlie will
of the voters at the coming general
election Nov. 7. W. E. Yoke
Superintendent of Schools
I hereby announce myself as a can
didat for the office of County Superin
tendent of Schools on the Democratic
ticket, subject to tlie will of the voters 1
at the General election. Nov. 7th. 191(1
Esther If. Wkir.
Judge
I hereby announc * myself as a can
didate for Him office of County Judge,
on the Democratic ticket, subject to
he will of the voters ut tlie coming
general election Nov. 7tii.l916
J. C. Ford
Commissioner
I hereby announce myself as a can
.('date for tlie office of county O munis
dom-r from tin- first Dtst. on tiic lJem
ocratic ticket subject to the will of tl e
. olers at the coming general election, |
Nov. TUi. 1910.
i -hris Jenson
I hen l»y announce myself as a osin
iidat * for t'le offiice of Comity Com
ssoner from the third Dist- dn tlr |
Democratic ticket, subject to tlie will |
>f .he voters ut tlie coming genera j
Itc ion Nov. 7th. 191(1.
.1. S. If A HER |
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of County Coin- 1
misoner from tlie first List, on tlie
Republican ticket, subject to the will
of the voters at the general election
Nov. 7th. li 1(1.
A. I. Johnson |
1 hereby wish to announce myself as
a candidate for the office of County j
Coroner, on the Democratic ticket,
subject to tlie will of the people at tlie |
general election Nov. 7, 1910.
Dr H. P. Schttelkb. |
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L.KSDIF. K. HUBBARD
j Democratic candidate for Attorney
Oneral) general election Nn?«al*r ’
191ft.
cirl i. booik, h, e.
PHONE No. 35
Cheyenne Well., Colored
Charles H. Leckenby, of Steamboat
Springs, was not a candidate before
the Democratic Assembly for any of
■ lice when the delegates of ids party as
sembled in Denver Augj 18th. Just
, the same thousands of delegates were
chosen from their respective parts of
the State knew that the voters regard
less of party affiliations wanted Mr.
. Leckenby and that the office of State
. Auditor was culling for just his kind
. of a man.
The fact that thousands of voters in
, all political parties recognized in this
- young builder of empires, a safe and
sound bus-’ness character resulted in a
great gathering of independent voters
out of which was born the Non-Parti
san League. The office of State Aud
• itor is now to be filled and theivspon
i sibie duties in connection theiewitli
) are at last to be discharged by one cf
PEOPLE’S CHOICE and NOT one
whose nomination was the result of
dictation by party bosses. So jump
into tiie ring and vote lor Chas. H.
Leckenby.
So All May Know
(Adve tSs311 cr.t)
I hear that Mr. Collins of Sorrento, the man in j
my opinion, who would like to have all the people
of clicye ne county vote for his best interest
more than their own, got so badly worked up over
an article 1 wrote tcllinir some of tli$ truth about
.he county conditions, that he is bringing suit
I ..gainst ine lor a sum of money ai.d it seems aa
.hoign he could not tind enough alleged misrep
resentation in what i wrote to file his suit on. but
.s also bringing suit on me on an arUcle that an
other i arty had published aLout him. He says
that the article written ij spoiling ins good name
.oid reputation, but so far 1 have failed to hear
any one acccse me oi that except Mr. Collins, bat
will say that I did receive congratulations from a
large number of people over writing it as they
' seemed to think it was handing him something he
i deserved Now as to anything 1 wro e spoiling
;iis good name and reputation. 1 do not think i did
is 1 can't Joe why publishing some of the truth
would do that, and in my opinion it did not, for I
myself believe that Collins himself has done more
to do that than any one else, for a man who has
rourded up and snipped out aa many of his neigh
bors cattle as he has and also put his brand on
some of his neighbors cattle has done mere to
spoil his good name and reputation, than the com
plaint that he speaks of. than anything that has
been published against him. For 1 can remember
when he made a shipment of cattle that he had
sold to Kansas buyers and later on when the in
spectors wert down to iusp.ct them they founu
tnat Collins had turned over someth.ng like 40 or
5j hcau ot his neighbor's cattle and received the
.nouey lor litem, /.i.d just u lew da> s ago one oi
■uy men found a c.if of mine with Mr Collin's
oiand on it but I should be very careful about »ay
! iug anothing of this kind us >t m.gnt spoil his
| rood name.
Now it seems to me us though Mr. Collin- would
tike to muke it appeur tnat he is lor lliu Lest .n
teresi ot tne county aim also tne people >. i.o live
.it i:. but in my opinion ne i- not, u..t u ne is i
wo..l,l line :o usk him wn.it kind or a county h«.
rul.s a goon piospeiuus one, lo. i cun rinmnba
j wti.-n 1 was County Cotniniss oner anil were
j 4. .ung a lew thousand do.lars i rnm mo btaic to
I o. i;u good roads with and *>ve worn to the lutm
| -tj witn men* teams Mr Collins heard of it anu
j cams down wneu we were in session and put in a
I -aoious protest auainst oor ac« < p ing it for he
! » » to i de h roads \ as sure to spoil them and
I know he is putting up a vigorous protest against
the Commissioners building a ceua n bridge in
the county, one that he claims the people do not
need and a bridge that the Stale Is putting up $1
000. which is over half of t le money that no i n
tra :t has been let for. as I her it for $6,600, Hut
it would appear from some of the dope that Mr.
Collins h*s been handing out lo the people trying
j to make it appear that the Commissioners have
j been trying to build a $20,000 bridge at the cross
ing. And I myself know as well as others that he
i was very bitter a*»i Inst a certa.n »chool board for
building a certain school in the county, one that
j would be han-iy for tm chiklien to attend school
' in. So if Mr. Collins, as it seems to me, would
| like to in.kc it appear that he is for the upbuild
j ing of Cheyenne and for a better and more pros
j perous County. I would like to have him explain
|. to the people wh it kind of a cou:.ty he would call
, a prosperous one. A county v. ith a poor set of
j roads for the farmers to travel over and a poor
j hystem of bridges if any. ai d the s..me with
i schools? is t .it what he would coil a pruspeious
| county? If so 1 am suic that 1 would not like to
i ivc in that kind of a county, and another thing if
; the people in the county can't receive something
• in return lor the thousands of dollars that they
! pay for tax s every year dont blame seme of them
| .or wunting to leave the county. I would like to
j Know how many of th- farmers of this county
{ -n »w that ihe Bank at Kit Carson had as much
s ; 32199 24 of clio conn y money without paying
ny interest o.i it and if mu. of them hsd a war
rent to cash, chuigu tliem two per cent for eaah
j i g it and 1 would like to knew is that for their
• cat int rest. A not her tou.g some of the people
wai t to know ami that is, are Here that Collins is
v. ry anxious to elect Chris Jensen for County
Commissioner from the west end. the man most
of y..u know he was so bitter against four years
I 1 ago, and why is this?
And rs to the taxes norm then doubling in tho
last low years, at wt iah tine I was Commissioner
( anJ also that tnsre a as a scheme to build a incut
during tho lime Diet I was Commissioner.something
t never heard of while I was in office. Tiie dope
that Collins has teen trying to get the people to
twf I low about tho county affairs. If s»ch is the
case Collit-s will have the pleasure of proving. to the
people on tho witness sta .o and if not who will be
t ie la f
lorn u«t a word in ro*ard to the amendments
that a>e he v*t dofl.it dees not appear to me that
dm valets ot Cheyoone county are so far behind the
affairs of the county that they need any one man to
tell them how to vote, for I think I have met must
of them and it appears to mo as though I never mat 1
' a mere ii t Uigent and prosperous people than we I
have in Cheyenne county and in my opinion N they '
donl know as much about conditions in general j
1 ever the county a< Colli s. they don't know a groat •
deal and no*d some one besides him to explain to
* them how le vote.
Cm as. C. Fox.
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ROLL OF HONOR
The following parties have re
newed their subscriptions to the'
Record since our last is-ue:
J. O. Picl e/ing Oct 117
n. Beek Oct. M 17
CF. Fox Oci26 171
H Swartz Jo u-1»17
I boa ltansfield Apr 11;
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Democratic candidate lor Auditor
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ROBERT HIGGINS
Democratic candidate (or Stati
Treasurer.
Judge JULIUS 0. GUNTER
Democratic Candidate For Gov-,
ernor of Colorado.
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Physician, Sduokon an£ *il.Ec-
TUICIYN.
EYE. EAR, NOSE & THROAT
GENERAL SURGERY
Phone No. 12.
' Hello!
1 have a telephone {q my
l»r--ne !
Have Yon?
| It’s the handiest thing around
j our house. We can talk to
j ’most anybody in town—any
time. It saves trips and time
and offers the surest protec
tion against burglars, fire and
j sickness.
, No, it’s not expensive. It’s
j the cheapest, best thing you
can get—See !
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Do it today I
Cheyenne County
Telephone Co.