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The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-06

ting higher, and presently the shadow
would shift enough to expose her hid
ing place. The men chatted away while
the keen ears gathered their plans.
Bess knew, as every mountain girl,
what would happen in that cave below
the ridge, where doubtless Jack was
hard at work that very moment. II
they were surprised it meant long
months in the untold horror of prison,
Jack in prisonI or worse, dead in the
struggle that was inevitable.
Jim, I'm gettin sleepy" No an
swer. Jim / say! Here, man, you
mustn't go to sleep like this" and he
shook his partner with no gentle hand.
The two arose and stretched them
selves. Guess we'd better take a
turn"
Eyes, and run up one some of them
Sinners acting picket. You're bright
But they moved away a little. Just
then "A rabbit scudGed across the road
and the two pursued the fieeting shad-
ow, not more than ten yards, but II
gave BeEs her chance. and with a swirl
movement she rolled into the tangle OF
laureis and was up and away as the
two men, attracted by the rustic, came
hack 10 the log. THE woods are alive
With rabbits. Therein be fine hunting
later along.
Past tungles OF the blackberry. be-
tween the network Of graDsyines. az
slantlng cliffs and over the crest ~
the ridge into an unknown world went
TURNER'S Bess.H her red curls afloet m
me moonlight. She had heard ~ Has
klna caye-all the other mountain ehll-
dfen lad been there. but she haa never
Aarea b. cross this line. sfili. where
kpowiedge failed instinct guided, and
she went unhesliannGlg down ire zig
zag Dafh carved iu ihe cish That JED %
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and stood still, her forefeet planted
stlttly and ears pointed forward, as a
sstalWart figure rose up in the path
before them.
Turner'S Bess,' SHE'D, too. The
PINK sunbonnet dropped Oft the red
curls and lay back like a halo. and
me roll of calico tumbfed to the
ground; then she found her tongue.
what yer doin', Jack Haskins, a
aIlshtenin' of my mule? Hain't you
sol nuthin' better ter do than a layin'
N wait fer a gal ?"
Inc young fellow made no answer
tor moment. only came a step or two
nearer, ana shifting his Winchester to
tle otner hand laid his right on the
plldle Of the now quiet mule-and the
and fell.
Bess Turner Gawd kno's I hain't a
Hi'anln trouble. Your pad shoot
n's IKE er houh' eff he caught me this
, sue Of Their ridge. but it's form half
Sout Iault' for Bess, from ther very
G. yer came ter Their school house
yander, with yer purity curls a
d,essllh, yer blue eyes, en- a KNOWN no
e'i'uHh aIWeen me en- ther other boys,
,n CIV me them sweetenins of yourn,
W. tisht now, ! haint never give up a
Nll tha you want Silas Turner
I@' or me Jack Haskins' boy There
re,.. / no mite Of reason why we two
pc friends" She shook her head
Guy ana he went on, coming still
bess, there's sumthin' mighty
vs about this beah business ~
XIX pap eh mine goin' roun' nxed tar
I..."' another On sight when there
a.,, Hahd's thing atWeen 'om but
u.5i., ulfaslly shote what didn't know
en- a.ha ff one cawn fer en anuther.
se1 lStly years en- more past
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Fore Gawd, gal, Their hain't no sense to
II, en- Bess," he voice dropped to a
lower note, theirs never been a day
sence that one, when we was Ieetle
chaps' en- you turned away from me
en- the apples brung yer, en- tole me
pap says he'll whale the life outen me
81 4 SO much's look at We that I
nam Deen wantin' to be friends"
he mad rested his arm on the mules
shoulder and his face was yerv near
the girls, so near that the flash of
color went up the sunburned cheek to
where the brow lay marble white be-
heath lts thateh of red curls as "Tur-
ner Bess" shrank away, just a little.
theh, speech falling, the honest brown
I eyes flashed their story across the
chasm of blood feud from Jack Has
klns, son of the Old Jack of the
bevils Backbone, to Bess Turner. the
daughter Of his bitterest enemy.
Inc long shadows came marching I'D
. from the valley changing the sunset
siofy TO gray, the whip poor-will food
ca the siences with its pleading cry
as tne white mule turned down the
slanting road that led to the Turner
cabin.
The spring was deeping into sum-
mer on Haskins Ridge, uneventful DAYS
tnat swung by on a golden cable. but
turner's Bess" developed a new rest
lessness in the blue eyes that watched
the crest of the ridge-half fear, half
brooding joy. But only the mother
noted and half OWNED the change
mat had come to the girl.
The rudy light from the huge fire.
place framed Mary Turner's gaunt
ngure against the dusk as she stood
IN the doorway of the log cabin and
called to the girl, who came slowly
down the winding path. The silence
OF the mountains is bred into the bone
OF their people, and there was moth
ing said as the girl took her place at
the supper table. Once or twice the
mother opened her lips as if to speak,
then closed them mutely, but old Silas
Turner gave her one look from under
his bushy brows, noting the droop of
the blue eyes and the telltale flush
| that dyed cheek and brow through her
tan. He turned to his wife: "Whar's
Bess been traipsin', mother. She looks
some meachin'?"
Down ter Their settlement a dom a
little tradin',' the listIess voice re-
sponded, but her keen, dark eyes dwelt
anxiouslv on the face of the girl, who
avoided her glance.
Silas Turner stepped to the rack
above the door and lifted down his
Winchester. Tapping the lock signif-
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ON HASKINS RIDGE
BY CURRAN RICHARD GREENI.Ey
Copyright, 1908, by curran R. Greenley

The long lances of the westering sun
found their way down the Jagged scars
IN the face of the cliffs of pink lime
stone, catching a like CLEAN of deep
AZ pink that appeared and disappeared,
fnally emerging into the valley-a slip
nj girl on an old white mule, that
smbled along at snail's pace in re-
snonse to the cluck cluck of the rid
or Turner's Bess" shaded her brows
with her little sunburned hands, while
her blue eyes ranged down the val
lev to where the gray roof of the coun-
trv store cleaned white beneath the
oaks. On her arm hung a splint
basket of eggs and the family meal
sack was thrown across the mules
Nithers.
Of the four men that were grouped
at the door of the store not one
offered her assistance as she slipped
cautiously to the ground, flung the
bridle over the hitching post and en-
tered. The loafers droned on in the
sun they talked of the crops, of the
new telephone line that was to link
them visibly with the outside world,
of the last storm, and it's effect on the
peach crop. Old Jim Williams nodded
his head toward the open door
through which shrill sounds of bar
gaining in the high-keyed voice of the
grocers wife were issuing, broken by
q softer voice, sweet with the hush of
the mountains: "Gittin' ter be a likely
gal: en- they do say as how old man
Turner air a maxim a sight of money
outen that new camp of engineers, -
and old Jimmie winked at his audience.
The "tradin' - had progressed to a
point of settlement, for Turner
Bess'' flashed out and back with the
meal sack, and presently came drag
cling it out, assisted by Mother Meigs,
who. with the assistance of old Jim
ME, settled it across the patient mule,
and Bess clutched a bundle of pink
calico under one arm. The men
watched the girl as she sprang on the
white mules back, and clueking to
Nance" was soon lost among the
poplar and oak of the mountain side.
Up and up, as the afternoon sun
cleaned across the DEVILS Backbone.
lower until its struggling vanguard
touched the tip of Haskins Ridge,
where the outcrop of pink limestone
reared its crest against the sky. and
the masses of laurel and purple rho
dOdendron rioted against the rim of
the world. Up and up. to sheltered
Tavine, where the while mule snorted
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Edward LovelPs Sons are showing a
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You can save nice per cent. lis
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Let me send you a nice roast or fine
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If you have any pictures to he
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cantly he said: "Bess, there's talk on
the mountain as how you has been
sparkin' along with Haskins' Jack over
yander on Their ridge. That Their ridge
hain't so mighty wide, en- ther SMOKE
from Haskins' cabin comes over Wheh
ther wind is a BLOWN this er way,
but hits about a hundred miles for my
gal ter trayel, en- right heah, en- now,
I'm sayin' to you, eff you strike that
trail heahs sumpin' that can travel
faster than any gal aseekin' q man. en-
its hunted Haskins blood fore you
wuZ thought about. You got your
warnin', en- you know Their meanin' oil
them graves, en- who made EN-, en-
what we Turner's owes ter the HAS
kins. en-. bv the eternal GaWd, III see
yer don't forgit."
The girl began to cry. softly at first,
then broke into wild sobbing. Old
sIlas hesltated, then put the rife BACK
on its rack, slowly crossed the ROOM
and laid his hand on the red curls.
'0Tbere. little pap didn't mean TO skeef
Won. Gawd knows this thing nam
none of my making. There ham no
man't blood on my hands yet, but
there's never any telling how soon
twill be-" he added gioomlly' ole
has Hasklns dady shot mine en- ulg
Uncle Abe killed Jim Haskins' en- ths ,i
both families shot on sight fer "a spell
Theirs a graveyard on Haskins' sias
m Their ridge en- therg one on mine,
en- ther good GaWd only knows Wlio y
~ ther next" lie ZEN 20 brooalhs,
with eyos fixed ln the flames ana bs ~,
nestled down. lhe leg cuhs againHt hN
knee. ......,,.,
over The ridge the fuli moon ~ .is
AZ ne skv above d world " silent
~ouud of wind fragrance that poured
C.on, secret hooks ln the ciins ana
the ripple ~ spflngs that apiang from
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ON WORTHLESS CHECKS.
Detectives at New York Hear From
Denver Chief

New York Aug. 29,-The detective bu-
reau tonight received a telegram from
the chief Of police at Denver. announc-
Ing the arrest there Of William Herman.
who is wanted here to answer to an
indictment charging him with securing
S2eeeo from the Metropolitan Alliance
Trust company and the Jarmulowsh
bank on worthless checks.
The police authorities here were noti-
fed Of the alleged transaction last Mon
DAY. but it was found that Herman had
shipped his furniture 10 Samuel Gold
stein ar Denver They then requested
the Denver authorities TO keep a watch
for Herman and this resulted in his be-
Ing arrested there today.
Denver. Colo. Aug. cS-winiam Her
man. who recently came here from New
York, was arrested by the local police
today at the urgent request Of the chief
OF police of New York. who asked that
he De appcehended regardless OF expense.
The arrest was made az the Union Pa
ciiic freight depot. where Herman had
gone 10 claim his household goods. He
claims TO have failed in the banking
snd brokerage business after twenty
three years He says he came 10 Den
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Music and Drama
Coming Attractions for
Wichita Amusement Lovers.
At the Crawford.


PLANS FOR LOUIS JAMES AND
FREDERICK WARDE.
Louis James and Frederick Warde viii
not appear in Shakespearian roles this
season as has oeen their h0uored custom
but in an entirely new play written by
Collin Kemper and Rupert Hughes. and
based upon the lie Of Alexander The
Great Plans for the new play were
formed more than q year ago. The mrs
draft having been completed IN April.
1902 The final revision having been CON
pleted last week nothing remained bat
to secure the approval OF the stars. YES
terday Mr. James came from Long
Branch. and Mr.. warde from white LAKE.
10 hear it read. anf their enihlsasTn.
both as regards the play and their re-
spective roles. were undisgu sci
Alexander the Great which e the
title Of the new play. las bees flauless
solely with Mr. James and Sir Wsrde
in view. but for all that. hist real data
has been followed with more or l-ss
fidelity. The title role VII fsH q Hr.
James. and Mr. Wsrie viii appear -
Per5iccas. n character which n IS re-
lauon 10 the main theme Of the play.
may be Iikened 70 that q EzE1- The
difficulties IN 30 constructing ine pay
that each Of these vel known payers
should appeal 70 thsir respective ind
vituaI following 81 AT acso Eiely 1i7-
tinctive manner. were veTy great. bug NJ
authors are confident thai this ui--h De-
sired end has been asta1ned Tie SOB
5ect Is said 70 have besa Esn1led With
due regard 70 classic trsd.fiozs. ard every
opportunity has been seized = make y
entertaining from pictorial standpoint
II all involve massive production an+
= very large acting cozp1nT Ire Few
play Wfa be given It's nrss production IN
Chicago
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Places of Worship

Religious Services In
Wichita Today.

Rev z. NJ CornsIsson VII speak a. the
men meeting this afternoon AT .. n.
az rooms OF the Young Meme Cbrlstion
Association. over "a North Main. This
VIII be Mr.. cornsllson's last Sunday IA
wichita. An interesting meeting is en-
pected-
German Ev2ngsiiczl church. corner f.
Market and Waterman streets-ssEday
school at y o.csock and preaching a. Il
o'clock IN the morning. e. X. reiasrusa
pastor.
AT Plymouth Congregational Or. szr-
gent vii prssch The Grace % CD IN
Salvation con7lefs Holmes ysspe-
ssrzios at O'Clock with TIA z. p. : c
r. Tie 1rrs Sunday IN septsrnh>r the
regular svezsag pre4zhiag vsu b. re-
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Reformed ohz-cs. oo-rer seth Topeka
arso1e szst Lewis stre>f. Bruce G-f@sa
pastor. 5srTnon al y a IA. dso>sss o.
Doing ror. than otb~rs Mss csrrsw
cofrey % Hutch nsoz wlH ssnE a
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q ,r.ss r-orth o. cfo-i-r fs@ facr:s
sua1ay. Aurzs. - Se MI - sle@s~1 -
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welcome Thsirsday evening sepf-uber
z. a. s.5 2. N. 81 efr regular cnurea
meeting business n ffnpor-snre. Pol
csissi members must o. pssrenf. Rev.
- Hall pastor elect
Emporsa Avenue Baptist ehafch. su=-
day sehooi - "a a. n. Mrz. o Hsrts
All speak on rnissi1us a. n a. n con-
gus; meeting % the y = L. a 9
3 70. All welcome
fniyerNzI!ss services VII - rszarasd
The afzt Sunday - September az fns
\. D T. " Han. - soufh Main ssrest
Rsv q - = Gosssw. Pastor. NJ
cafhasire RueseH. director q music
FTssf hing services a. = a n. and .
n suaeay sehoss 60 . a m. r p. c.
l. ~ r.. All aelo0sae
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Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed bids for erection of a Masonic
hall will be received by the building COM
rnittee up to 2 O'Clock p. m, September
10, 1903. Plans and specifications for said
building can be seen at the store Of NJ.
Orban. Jr.. TowaDda, Kan. Each bid
must be accompanied by certified check
for 214 per cent of the amount of pro-
posal as a guarantee of same. The sue
cessful bidder will be required TO furnish
bond for the full amount Of the bid.
Committee reserves the right of reject
ling any or all bids.
ss-4t A. ]. RALSTON, Chairman.
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An American Gentleman which r. TO
be the attraction at the Crawford on
Tuesday. September l. Is one Of the most
complete scenic productions now travel
ing All OF the scenery. which is won
derfuliy elaborate and artistic. was de-
signed and painted especially for this
production while the lighting effects are
the very best work Of the most In
genius electricians. The properties. and
every bit OF stage equipment IS carried
by the company. and Manager Pottery
ufornises that Il viii be seen here with
all the effects which made Il such no
tah.e eastern success. Even such per-
feet stage arrangements would not -
convincing without a strong company.
and a Play worth the acting Of the
merits % An American Gentleman az
a ulay Il Is not necessary 70 SPEAK h-srs.
for the. success % the last two seasons
has proved is worth The co1nps-y tbs
$. sson i IN many respects the st-7ngss-
that has ever offered this Ere p'sZ- II
& head@s b. the popular Young s-rress.
Miss Gaurfisr Pottery. who VII oe sen
as Carina the golden gypsy.
Az Herbert Kelsey and Miss EfHr
shannon resumed fseir starring tour IN
sherlock Holnese g. Augss; Is. opening
AZ xcvickers Theatre. Chscsxo Ar. D.
=. Arthur Who : rnansst5g these t~o
srninen, stars. has provided them With al
entirely rev production. fA- more s-as
orate than eTsa the one seer II Lisncoa
on the oocasion of ia prs1isr ihsre-
The sarne s1pporSIng cast of exS>iisrf
merit which <ss stenft5ed with tsts e.
ranizztson ias, sezSen has been retained
intact
FOR wo,hers SAKE IN WITCH nttie
Mare Heath EfB BE- featured tbs s-s-
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order. zna = sssd % b. one % TIE b<s.
- shs Kew England pisrs.
w.snsrrroa. AzE- =-G~aerzi Robert
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Best values ever received in Fall Street
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Special cut prices on our best finish pho
tos for August and September Every
sitting will have my personal attention.
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Childrens pictures our specially; take
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attend Wichita Business College and
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to persons of both sexes. Fazel, Adams.
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Now is the time to get cheap pictures
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Pottenger Gallery Parlors, 1O6 E. Douglas.
SYST
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30

Tomorrow ends the discount sale at
Martins Art Store. 20 per cent off on
framed pictures and art novelties; 10 per
cent on frames made to order. SILT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30

Only tomorrow left 10 get nice picture
for your home at reduction of 20 per
cent at Martins Art Store. SILT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30

Buy your Fall Street Hat now Of the
Shields Millinery Co., 1877 North Main
street. SILT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30

General picnic at Sparks Grove today.
Amusements OF all kinds, including shoot
ing match. Prizes viii be ducks and
geese and old ROSTERS. Everyone invited.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
No Typhoid in CRYSTAL Water.

Call up The Holland Yeast Co. Phones
new 1921, old 91S. Hard Water Kills. -
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