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GUEDRY SELLS STOCK
TURK GUEDRY GRO. 90.

A deal was contaminated Tues
day afternoon whereby the hold
ing of T. p. Guedry, vice presi-
dent and general manager Of
the Turk-Guedry Grocery CON-
pany, who operates branch
store in Hickman, one of the
largest wholesale concerns in Pa
ducah, We're taken over by the
president and principal stock
holder, j. W. Turk, Of Bardwell,
and other members of the firm.
The amount Of money changing
hands in the deal is withheld,
bu' it is without doubt a sub
stantial figure, as Mr.. Guedry
was the second largest stockhold-
er in the company. When asked
his reason for selling out Mr..
Guedry stated that he received
an offer for his interest, which
made it greatly to his advantage
TO sell and he therefore disposed
of it. He states that he does not
yet kat know what other business
he viii go into.
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NOW Her FRIENDS
HARDLY KNOW HER
But This Does Not Bother MIRA
Burton, Under the
Circumstances.

Houston, Texas.--ln an interesting
letter from this city, Mrs. S. c. Burton
writes as follows: 81 think Il Is my duty
to tell you what your medicine, cardui,
the woman's tonic, has done for me.
Twas down sick with womanly trouble,
and my mother advised several different
treatments, bun they didn't seem to do
me any good. fingered along for three
or four months, and for three weeks. !
was In bed. so sick couldn't bear ioi
any one TO walk across the floor.
My husband advised me to try Cardui,
the woman's tonic. have taken two
bottles Of Cardui, am feeling fine, gained
IS pounds and do all Of my housework.
Friends hardly know me, am so WELL"
II you suffer from any Of the ailments
50 common TO women, don't allow the
trouble to become chronic. Begin taking
CSdui to-day. II is purely vegetable,
It's ingredients acting In a gentle, natural
way on the weakened womanly constiiu-
ton. You run no risk In trying Cardui.
II has been helping weak women back TO
health and strength for more than 80
years II will help you. Al all dealers.
Writ foi chaiianooga Meaicins Co. Lsdiss'
Advtsory Drpi.. Chattanooga. Tenn. fof Special
Instructions On your case ando4-pass book. "Homs
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calculating his direction nicely. with
q running Jump launched himself out
over the street.
The momentum OF his leap carried
him well out over the heads OF this
throng assembled In the street and
truly toward that window where Rose
was waiting. Then It's force slack.
sHed. For an awful instant he be-
lleved that he had failed. But with tba
last expiring ounce OF impetus. he was
brought within grasping distance OF
the window sill.
Hauling himself up, he gathered her
into bis arms
A great tongue OF tawny fame licked
angrily out Of the windows a. he
swung her back TO safety.
(Cont. next week.
NOTE: The foregoing chapters
will be shown in moving pictures
at the Crystal Theatre tomor-
row friday night.
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nance 70 move aside. but seized MIN
s, ~ nercely BY tho wris;s that he in.
aeuVely lifted TO protect himself,
s ,as. sue fairly throw him half dozen
.'.. rom her He brought up with
uasn against the wall even an the
u'or slammed behind tho girl
when Alan. the first 10 recover.
ss'ned the sidewalk. she was already
"a Tue 'arlcab Whatever reward she
aau promised the man. he whipped his
machine away a. if from the fear Of
sudden death.
ana darling from the house hard
on 'he minister's heels, Marrophat
"Aped into his own car and, as n he
mao not heard her threat or received
substantial proof OF hsr saruestness.
tore on In pursuit
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surprise had gained ne closed door
before they reoovured and sought 70
stay him.
Indifferent 10 them an. ho shook tho
knob and shouted; -Rosel Rc.sf-
Her cry came back 70 him. 9 muf.
ned scream: "Alanl Hslpi Hsipi"
Backing away with 4 mad idea Of
throwing himself bodily against the
door and breaking II down. he was sud.
denly confronted by hideous mask OF
humanity--face Of man all misshapen,
bruised and swollen and disngured
with smears Of dried blood and dirty
bandage round his temples. but none
the less vaguely recognizable.
The words that streamed from its
distorted lips drove recognition home.
Gee. fellers. look't who's herel n
II Amt tn guy what threw me on'n
that gi:der this mofnih'. Stand back
and let me kill tn"
Without the hesitation OF a heart
beat Alan swung heavily for the thugs
Jaw The blow went solldiy home
The man fell like n poled or.
Pandeinonium ensued RaIlying 90
their comrade. the rufhans attacked
Alan with one mind and one intent.
Murder would have been done then
and there had II not been for q rotten
banisterrail. which gave way. precipi-
tating the lot TO the ground floor OF
tho hallway.
simultaneously the lamp on the wall
was struck from It's bracket and
crashed TO the floor. its glass we'll
breaking and loosing a food Of kero-
sene to receive the burning wick. The
explosion followed instantly. In n
,riee the hallway was lake OF burn
Ing oil, and hungry flames were lick.
Ing up the rotting wallpaper and eat.
Ing into decayed baEeboArds and stair.
treads.
Still lighting like a mailman. con.
testing every foot OF the way. Alan
was horne down the hall and out OF
the front door A scream OF "Flrel"
greeted him az be reeled out into tho
open. II was echoed by a dozen
throats
The doorway vomited men and
women Of The tenement. They choked
Il for time. blocking both egress and
ingress by the time they broke out
and left the way clear 4 solid wall OF
fame stood behind II.
Thrice Alan essayed to pass that
barrier Of IRE. and thrice II threw him
back. Then. struggling and kicking
TO release himself and try again. no
was seized by a brace OF able-bodied
policemen and rushed nfty feet from
the house before let 20.
Lack Of breath checked him momen.
tArily.
lie looked up. dashing from his
snarting eyes tears drawn by the
stifing clouds Of smoke. and saw
vaguely at the second story window a
woman leaning out and shrieking for
help.
That II was hopeless to attempt the
staircase he well knew. Drawing
aside. he endeavored TO come 10 his
sober senscs. and cast about for some
more feasible way to effect the rescus
OF his Rose
The tenement occupied one corner
Of a narrow street Directly opposite,
a storage warehouse stood upon the
other corner, Before this last was the
common landing stage for truck de-
liveries, protected by a shed.rooi.
And. suspended from a timber that
peered out over the caves, a hosting
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81 took your Com.
pound and have a fine,
strong baby. " Mrs.
JoHN MITCHELL, Mas
sem, N. Y.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is a
wonderful medicine for
expectant mothers. "
Mrs. A. NJ. MYERS. Cor
donville, Mo.
81 highly recommend
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Veg
etAble Compound before
childbirth, Il has done so
much for me. Mrs. 4.
NJ. DoERR. r. X. |. Con-
shohocken, Pa.
81 took Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound to build up my
system and have the
dearest baby girl in the
world - Mrs. MosE
BLARELEY, Imperial. Pa.
~ prninc the Com.
pound whenever | have
a chHnc,. IL dill somuch
for me before my little
girl was born. - Mrs.
E. w. SANDERS, Rowles-
burg. w. Va
81 took your Com
pound before baby was
born and feel ! owe my
life to it. Mrs. WINNIE
TnlLs. Winter Haven,
Florida.
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CHAPTER WILL
CONFER r. A. DEGREE.

Hickman Chapter No. 40, II. A.
NJ, will meet in special convoca-
tion next Monday evenging for
the purpose of conferrgiin the
Royal Arch degree. Lodge will
open promptly at 1900 o'clock.
Refreshments.
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NOTICE L. O. o. M.

Hickman Lodge No. 1894, 10y
al Order of Moose, meets every
Tuesday night, Odd Fellows
Hall, eight o'clock sharp. All
members are urged to attend
each meeting.--C. L. Walker, Die
tator, c. NJ. Reynolds, Secy.
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tackle dragged the ground with It's
ropes.
II was the work OF minute to con-
vince q thick.s eaded policeman that
the attempt was feasible and should
be permitted. II was the work Of less
than another minute to rig a loop In
the line and fasten round his body
beneath the arms. Volunteers did not
lack; a couple OF husky longshoremen
sprang to the ropes at his first call.
They heaved with a will. His feet left
the ground. he scared. he caught the
caves OF the shedroof. and shouting to
cease hauling. drew himself up on this
last. backed little ways down II and
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TIE CHRISTMAS LOVER.

w'is love that makes the stars revolve:
'Tls love that makes the world &c
round
THIS Christmas purpose resolve
On earth 20 make love more abound.
On me. dear maid. thy love besiow
And match my full hearts overflow.
NOR gems nor gear to thee bring.
Nor gauds nor mercha ndises rare
Loves offerings mav not sing.
But love Itself have to spare
in houndless store. and all for thee.
II but thy heart responds 10 me
Life.
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HAVE YOU
A CHILD?

Many women long ict children. but because Of
some durable physical arrangement arr deprived
OF TINS Creates OF all happiness
The women whose names foliow were restored
q normal health BY Lydia F. pnkhams Veecfa-
bie Cnmp0und. Write and ssk them about ID.
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PAY YOUR TAXES.

Pay your state, county and
school taxes now and avoid pen
atty. Books are at my office ov-
er Hickman Bank 4 Trust Co.
Respectfully
Bailey Huddleston,
Sheriff and tax collector
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M. z. CHURCH NOTICE.

9;45 a. m, Sunday School.
IL a. IN, preaching.
6 p. IN. Epworth League.
1900 p. m. preaching.
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over ,he river ard through the wood
Troi fast. my dapplc gray
Spring over the ground
Like hunting hound
For this Is Thanksgiving day'
lver the river and through the wood
And straight through the harnyard gate
We seem 60 gu
EXtr,ucly slow
II IN 50 hard Geo wait
o,er the river and through the wood
Now grandmother cap spy
hurr1h FOR the fun,
ls the pudding doncg
Hurrah Tor the uimnkin pei
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Only One "BRoMo oUINrNE"

To get the genuine, call for full name. LAxA.
TivR nRoMo QuININR. Look for signature Of
X. W. CROW. Cures n Cold In One Day. Stops
cough and headache, aud works Oh cold. Sc
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Engraved cards.-Courier Of.
flee.
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Daily Reminder.
Often cold feet" Is the better juds.
ment peculiarly manifesting itself.
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Snowdrift lard in 30c, 40c, and
zoe pals at BetteSworth &
Ezell's.
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Courier Want Ads get results.
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lnvlgorating to the Pale and SiekIy
The Old STANDARD general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TAS1RLiisS chill TONIC. drives GU,
Malaria eurtchest the blood and builds upthe sys.
ten. A true tonic. For adults and children. Soc
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WANTS TO TAKE STERLING'e
PLACE.

There are comedians and intending
comedians. and oftentimes the latter
are unwittingly funnier when they are
most serious. This is illustrated by
Tie following letter. punctuation and
spelling unaltered, which was re-
Gently received by the Universal Film
Manufacturing Company:
Perkin. ILL.,, March II, 1914.
Dcaric Searic: l like Ia a plye fore
pishures. now how It is done. and
position as an actor In the Mufing
how there act to take good pictures.
Due haftc sine contract work fore
you scrten time of length. l sine up
for yeres. :.
Due you have ford Sterling working
fore you? wante take his plase in
that line
Coud you pay me 500 week? II you
have an open place fore me be glad to
heare about it. If not gime ferther in
icrmathen were elites. IL you wish to
HOW fether infer matcn about me, rite
to me. reIllin veryest truly
l not aXetly now where the Universal
Weekly are made. More due not no
were the Studneo is ut. Coud you
gimo adress.
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John e. lsreiinsn. thd q sfaots coined.
ian. says that dressing in the costume
Of i;e ane,en: i;umanss isn.t,s half aa
enjoyable us It would; seem EspkcSAi.
ly. suys be. when "a .ge4s fhsSt
imixup with. hornets. taF taFigrHetss sseem1fb
have natural affinity for bare. lego,
and Brennan has his ;owili.tq hsan,pnt
what he states, i, seems thak m "A I4-
cent comedy IN which AIafsREI NsilaH.
Ruth ROLAND ana saDhn Bfennsa 81 ste,
working i'rrnuan gos out fiht0 q gfsSd
""",.. WHO. .,.he hornets were holding d
owen ntion.Ji ~ tSsi ~ e
: Tn the ,vasions Forthcoming eyerv lpsss
er week Alice Joyce Feature prodiG
tions Alice Joyce. the much loved atar
In motion pictures, iliebe, ae6nsahA
scl,ooltea her. wife of an tSaahs
sleian, Shakespeariait oct i..,ssapaats1fs
detectiye and In 4 low ofSss tSj jsassS ssis
s"Oh, yes" sighs ,1siss2 a5yealis IDS
few honrs che has 10 fisrsslfss sSS. S6
many staee stfnck esopiS Exy q GStsS2
plctnfe work u aH
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4 DuTTER.lN.

real goat butted into q rehearsal
at the Majestic studio the other day
and spoiled n picture. II was "rhc
Sheriff of Contention" on which John
O'Brien is so hard at work. MIR,
O'Brien had been rehearsing the most
critical scene Of all. many times over,
ana only that moment had put the
caneraman On the job when. entcr
MIR. Goat. He ran across the fore
ground Of the picture, and, Chamber
ing upon table. let out plaintivc
bleat at George Seigmann. The dra-
matte situation was instantly turned
to bnrlesQue. When the intruder had
been driven back to the studio corral.
the long-suifering director was obliged
10 put the members of the cast
through their parts dozen times be-
fore they could sufficiently recover
their gravity to recreatc the dramatic
atmosphere.
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SCENE from NASAes OF s4ops.r5

In "Ashes of Hope" ons Of the
greatest courtroom scenes ever de.
picted plays the most important role
In the story.
'cThe Double. Cross" is the third story
OF "The Man Who Disappeared" Fer
riton finds himself In with gang OF
crooks. They lure wealthy young
farmer into q trap with q ,"matrimony"
advertisement. !. But the girl used Tor
9 decoy helps her victim 10 escape. ana
Perriton knocks out tho leader Of the
gang when ne begins shooting nt i'.csS
+ "The Adventure nf uutsrfeit
Money" Is .the Afth story ,of Octavius,
amateur detestiYe. The department, is
having trouble With counterfeit money.
Octavius. front! he docs some shad.
owing that finally iands him antl a
charming young girl In 4the hands .of
the police. He then accidentally. dis
covers the real culprit. Smitten by
the gtrl. he calls-and she introduces
him TO hubby. l,''si3 t'li;ii ;'',,sfssi
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4 PERSONALS


Miss Anna Bell and Racford Wat
kins of Augusta. Ga., have arrived In
the city to spend the SummeTH NhA
guests of their aunt. Mrs. J. G., N1oInA$
at the Bellevue hotel.
DR.. w. w. Chisholm returned yesA
terday, from Greenville where he has
been attending the South Carolina
Dental Association. ,s.sas4U1,s i.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. King are spend
ing few days in Union cG-:nty, Nertf,
Carolina. where they are guest&s .pf
Mrs. Kings parents. ~ 50
J. b. FELTON, and f. C. McCants have
returned from Columbia where they
went in the interest or Anderson
county schools.
Miss Margaret Evans left yesterday
for Glenn Springs where she will
spend fortnight. ~
Mr.. and Mrs w. C. Burris spent
Friday in Columbia with friends.
Miss Caroline Banks has returned
from short visit to friends in Green
Vile.
Frank Vance of Columbia, is spend,
ing the weekend In the city.
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90 E0OT LEAP GIVES REALISM To
4 LUCILLE LOVE"

That intense realism is striven for
In the "Lucile Love. Girl of Mystery"
Geries now being put OH by the Uni
versat company. Is evidenced by an
accident at San Pedro. California. A
big ship had been chartered for Il
week for the pictures. One OF the
scenes showed a sailor being thrown
from the crows nest" into the sea
b, low. Francis Ford. director and
leading man of the "Lucile's series,
ordered five retakes of the scene. IN
the first four the fight between the
two principals In the scene was not
convincing enough to suit Mr.. Ford
Five times In succession a sailor wa !.
hurled GO feet into the water. And the
water was icy cold. too
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spacious, covering ,oyep hundred
feet In length by pihety feet in width.
\ hundred and twenty Copper-Hewitt
mercury lights have been Installed
for the overhead ligting Seventeen
extra sized afcs supply the light for
the sides and rear.
A gigantic paint frame takes up the
eaot end Of the building. The proper
ty room ia. on the main floor and ey
erything In the way OF household
goods. ETC.. can be located In an in
stant. Huge dressing rooms. accomo
dating twenty odd people. take up the
southwest end on the second floor.
The wardrobe department is also on
this floor.
The lighting arrangements are per-
feet. and every picture that is made
in the new studio will have the adyan-
tage OF Light from the Sides" that IS.
there can be no dark spots in any
scenes that may be staged. unless the
director SO desires, and then the lights
may be placed anywhere in or about
the scene where they will do the most
good.
The new building will accommodate
several times as many people as the
old studio does. The dressing rooms
have been fitted up for the comfort of
those who will have to use them,
Many of the artists who are seen in
Essanay subjects are from the regular
stage and many are the tales that will
be told of their experiences as Broad
way stars. playing in big runs. or
their tales of "one-nights" as they
sit about waiting for their cues
The Essanay productions are shown
i'll Anderson at the Palmetto.
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HERBERT RAWLINsoN.
E"N
WMIXERSAL
N,yss

MI Rawlinson Is the nan who
bought himself IN eroplane to use in
the picture productions for which he
haaSlncl engaged. lie will be seen at
the i3ijou or Friday next In three
reel !r:;f:a. "Cn. the Verge OF War"
The story is that Of an officer of the
u. +. Navy w!;n Ia preparing maps
to be used in Mexico. Myra. the sub
jcctsof hyp;'oti3t. is sent to his
house as servant TO get possersion
OF them. After learning to love the
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ESSAEAY STUDIO, JUST COMPLET.
ED. MODEL BUILDING.

The new studio building that has
just been. completed by the Essanay
Film Manufacturing Company. in
Chicago. is just about the last word
In efficiency. The management of
this world-famous motion picture
company did not forget anything in
the way OF necessary apparatus or i'm
provements.
Tile new building stands on q lot
adjoining the old studio-is built of
reinforced brick and stands three
stories high. The studio floor is
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Augustus Carney. Universal Ike).
Is elephant shy Recently while
performing stunt with Charlie.
the big Universal elephant. the phacy-
derm suddenly reached over and grab
bed Carney with his trunk and de-
posted him In Il mud puddle several
feet away. Since then the portrayer
OF Universal Ike roles has kept his
distance from Charlie.
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"sERAPHlMA's LOVE AFeAiR.n

ls usNeo LIVE AFFAIR.".
"CERAPnINA's Love- AFFAIR"
y Is n new release. EpqR hfae-
Sweeney leaves the. city TO dodge
the police. Rustic seraphind.. captured
by this swell stranger. agrees to
elope With him and take old Ezra Has.
kins' savings along. Sport gets the
money and tries for getaway. but
luck is against him. .sand Seraphina re-.
covers the money-and her senses.
In %The Lucky Vest" the young doc.
tor has no luck until an inpccunio,Is
patient sends him an old vest. Then
everything comes Ills way When he
loses his vest his luck changes ngein
and he laEtls In s.1ail. The trlshman
who gets the vest Is mt In tile saiiie
cell: BE regains the vest, md an coca
well. Ses's:7{s tl az y E sfsfls sSll
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T<--T..-L +t-s3! n - - - =
/HCW/VI CO(1H7IVIS
HHNHoUSER Hu/-l.AL r7oK/ES.
4 Popular luce. ut the Electric Theatre

The Million, Dollar Mystery is
completed and critics pronounce Il
the greatest serial yet issued. Har-
old McGrath.S the noted author. wrote
the story. The most significant fea-
ture of this serial Is, the famous
group of stars who portray the leads.
James 'Cruze. Lila May Chester and
these being Miss Marguerite Snow.
Flo I.aBadie. 1t seems that prize OF
$4,000 If offered OF the person who
solves the myctery before the compia-
ticn OF the serial. The first 'inatalf-
ment will reach the public. about the
last Of June and will appear as a ,se-
rial story in The 1ntelllgancer- watch
for It. - fi;7F
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mediators which General Carranza.
Will despatch to them tomorrow. The
mediators In their answer to tho an
,nouncement by General Carranza
That he was willing to send represen-
'tatiyes to the conference. insisted
that an armistice be agreed 10 by the
constitutionalists. -
After a long conference with his ad-