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Fall Stock 4 ifO f Our Fall and Winter Stock of Goods has just been received = =every line is Full and complete with the Newest Styles 0O and Best Materials fThis Season we will show you the Largest General Stock of Merchandise ever shown in this 0-

I IOsection of Kentucky There is no use to take space in this paper describing the goods and prices found in the variousOO departments of our store CJJ You are cordially invited to come and inspect it all our salesmen and saleswomen are 0O anxious to show you goods c 0rO c j 0

RUSSELL a CO Columbiao UI Ky l 0+OOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOO OOO OOOOOOOOOOOOO 00

1 tHr1 Miss Clara Wilsonhas returned fromLouisville

Tr James Tripletifftias returned fromLouisville Ywp Mr Geo R Miller visr at home Dg

few weeks

Dr C D Moore Cane Valley was in- rtown Monday

Mr Jack Young took in the StateFair last week

Mr W T Price has been on the sickMist ror a week

Mr F D Cobb Milltown was herea few days ago

MrlLJiD Potts Whetstone washere Saturday

Miss Bonnie Hockersmith is vistingMiss S R Marcum

Mr L W Bennett return from LouisyUle a few days ago

Mrs S A McKay and little son ar ¬

rived Saturday night

Attorney Geo W Towles lreensIburg was here Thursday

Miss Bettie Hancock visited at Greensburg one day last week

Mr David Hardin and wife paid theNews a call last Saturday

X< Mr W T McFarland was able to be-

an tqwn the last of the week

Miss Lillie K Hurt Montpelier wasshopping in Columbia Thursday

Mr J N Meadows County Attorneyof Russell was here last Thursday

Mcs Coririne Hart of Jamestown isvisiting her aunt Mrs C H Murrell

Masters Preston and Oliver Millertook in the city a few days of last week

Dr R Y Hindman and Mr RoliinBrowning were in Louisville last week

Mr Nathan Murrell and daughterMiss Ella called at theNwsoffice Fri

dayMessrsJ W Flowersand E T Ba

ker have returned from the StateFair r

Mr Fred McLean and sister Miss VirVgie were in Louisville two days of last

week

Messrs Luther Williams 0 A Tay ¬

lor and J A Taylor were here Sat¬

urday

Air J C Yates and Mr A D PurdyBradfordsville spent Saturday night inColumbia

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Mr Walter TayJ r and sister MissCordie MontPalter were in town shop ¬

ping Thursday

Mr Grover Grissom and wife andMiss May Harvey attended theStateFair last week

>Messrs S D and J B Barbee and

Masters Oma and Jo Barbee were inLouisville last week

IMiss Flora B Collins who lives out oftown is a victim of typhoid fever butshe is not dangerously ilL V

v Mr G L Gowdy and Miss C16 BellCampbellsville tooksupper at ColumbiaHotel Sunday evening

iP Messrs James and Will Holladay RV T McCaffree and Erastus McKinley

r were in Louisville last weeki>

r MrlV Hall an iWey who haveibeenat Russell Springs several months

Jreturned home last Thursdayr 0xy

ilev Jesse L Murrell rrivedltridaJ1 iiiiJ J lcr

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evening and was conveyed to his old

home near Clear Spring

Mr B S Miller Crocus and Mr LC Blair Glenville returned from theLouisville market Saturday

Mr Lilburn Phelps and Miss KateSimpson Jamestown were in Columbialast week in route for theState Fair-

YyquitesickMr John C Dohoney for the pastweek

Mr JohnvC Hutchinson and wifeV

Glasgow are attending Conferencestopping at the home of Mrs GeorgiaShelton

MrJo Coffey Jr was in Louisvilleon business last week He also went tothe Downs and took a peep the fine-

horsesi

Drs J G Carpenter Stanford J TWesleY Middleburg It S WesleyLiberty and L F Hammond Dunrivilleare in town

Mr Z To Holladay and wife whohave been visiting relatives in Adaircounty left for their home CopevilleTexas last Fridayc

Mr C T Walling andwife of GJreatFalls Montana are visting relatives inAdair county Mr Walling formerlyresided at Campbellsville <

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Mr Clem Keltner merchant at GraIl paid the News his first visit last

W ednesdaYf He likes to Hear the newsand he left a dollar forthe News

Miss Minnie Triplett who underwentan in

FavoraIbledaily

Miss Irene Coy left Thursdayfor Cin ¬

cinnati on a visit and from there shewill go to Somerset where she Chas ac-

cepted¬

a position as bookkeeper andwill also be with her father

Dr J E Grant returned from Louis ¬

ville last Thursday morning He re-ports that he left his wife much betterand that she will be able to return toColumbia in a few weeks

Rev R B Grider and wife of CadizKy reached Columbia last Thursdaynight Friday they went to Esto tospend a few days with Mr Gridersparents before the opening of Confer-ence

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Mr Al Myers wife and son RobertPage arrived from Monticello last Fryday afternoon They were accompa f

med by Mrs Myers mother Mrs J NPage who visited several weeks inMonticello

Miss Bess Finnic of Shelbyville anexperienced milliner has accepted a po-

sition with Mrs Price and Miss Eubank for this season She arrived a fewdays ago and has entered udiskpcharge of her duties

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100 OOb ages of rich Texas land con-

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+to railroads produces finest aII

falfsC cotton corn also a good stock j

country TheI

climate is ideal and the I

altitude about 2500 feet All kinds of

fruits do well Price from 10 and up-

per acre f cash and balance vto suit4

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Stock Sales 1 I

Solomon McFarland sold Milt Smileya mate foP7500 Heboughtifour suck¬

ling mules at 7500 each He alsobought an aged mule for 125 He soldWill Jones two mule colts for 155

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JE Snow Russell Spring boughtof L P Hurt 30000 pounds of bailedhay at 72 cents per hundred Mr Snowalso bought 30000 pounds of samequality of hay from George Stevensonat 80cents per hundred J A Wil-

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bought 15000 pounds of hay fromBert Epperson at 75 cents

000James Suddarth recently disposed of

amul for 100 and a borse for J 125I000

Geo W Todd sold one horse to A WPedigo for 150 J P Todd sold a suck ¬

ling mule for 145

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Mr SRWalker the wellknown stockman as well farmer passed throughhere last Monday on his return fromColumbia with several mule colts thatfromIand buys teem worth the money

o ooFlower Bros sold to WE Hillis of

Cumberland county lastweek a 6 monthsold calf for 30

oooCull Lovelace of Tennessee sold last

Monday to Walker Bennett ifc Young

tI ispfae 131 head of mixed cattle forM to j

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