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I No Time to Lose I * You cannot afford to disregard ! I the warnings of a weak and I I diseased heart and put off tak- I I ing the prescription of the I world's greatest .thorny on heart and ncvous disorders? | Maes* Heart Cure, i \ I'your heart palpitates, flutters, i' or you are short of hrcarh. have I smothering spells, pain in left side, shoulder or arm, you have heart trouble and are liable to drop detd any moment. Major J. W. Woodcock, one of the beatknownoilogci itui In the coutitry dropped dond f-om heart disease ncantly, at his home in Pi rviand, li.il., , while mowing his law u.~'l'hc I'rc#?. Mrs. M. A. liiidbnll, W'utkins, N. Y.f whose portrait head? this advertisement, says: "I write this through gratitude for benefits I received from I)r. Miles' Heart Cure. I had palpitation of the heart, se\cre pains under the left shoulder, and mv general health was miserable. A few unities ol Dr. Miles'Henrt Cure cured nie entirely. Isold by all Drugglsta. Dr. M;les Medical Co., Elkhart, tnd. A TEXAS MOB KERNED NEOKO AT THE STAKE Tho Very Climax <>! Savacery, Many Women I'resenl to See Eyes ot Ravish ,ir Rnrnd Out and Hear Him Scream. I.ongview, Texas, May 22?The culmination of the man-hunt which has boon in progress since last Saturday was reached today when l>eadly Morgan colord, whc assaulted Mrr. McICss. wife r.f n Texas r?nd Pacific foreman at the stake near Lansing. . It was learned this morning that the negro had been captured and was be; ng taken to Lansing for identification and by 11 o'clock great throngs had gather ed at Lansing switch and lookiiu over the ground decided to niakt arrangements to burn the negrc about a quarter of a mile awa\ on the hno of the rnnnfrv The place of execution decided upon was an open plot, smoothc and covered with grass but hedg rd in by high trees which formed an opening 200 yards wide and 300 yards long. Tho trees were literally lined with people en hour before the negro arrived At 11 o'clock the train bringing the negro and his captors arrived in Marshall, near which place he wan captured, and was mot by a great crowd of people. Many rnoroiboarded the train at intermediate points and when it ar rived at Lansing every car waf crucebd and crowded. Waiting at Lansing was another large crowd from Longview end tut surrounding country. The prisoner was then taker from the train to the section house which stands close to tbr track and positively identified by Mrs McKee and several r egroes who worked on the :-ection with Morgan. The negro waa escorted by 200 men armed with Winchesfor'* to the place ot exctiiiou. Ar ho wrh chained to tbn ?take hr Raid he desired fo rr ke a Htat?* ruent. The crowd sorted around him and thoao In charge trie it in v ain lu iiinktt t h out niuiu back and keep quiet while tin negro talked. Tho negro made s statement in which he implicated another negro named Franklir Heard, paying he (Heard) was tr got part of too money which .was to bo stolen. Morgan confessed having com mitted the crime after being securely chained to the stake, with his hands and legs free, the members of the mob bogan to take torchos from a fire already started'aud burned out his eyes. They held the burning embers to his neck aud after burning his clothes cfi\ to other parts of hi? | body. The negro scr jvmed it; I agony. He was tortured in jslow and painful manner, with I the crowd clamoring continuousi ly for a slower death, and the I negro writhing and groaning, begged pitiously to be shot. Mrp. McKoe was brought to the j scene in a carriage, accompanied j by four other women, and an I effort was made to get the cail riagc close enough for her t<? see J the negro. The crowd w . . dense, however, that it ?aa .inj possible. I'orsoRs hold each other on I their shoulders, tchir.g tr.rr.r I vi b O V* ? 1 OOlfc 1 Ug (i> tlio UW 1 U 1 .: I j?xkl i I The uo^i o'h head finally dropped and the ties we*-<? piled around | and over him. In half an hour only the trunk cf the ne.rro remained. As soon a? the heat would permit par*-* of h>- ?ko)l . and body were gathered v.; by ; acme and carried away. He Fooled The Surqeons. j All doctors told Renick Ham> j ilton, of West .JefFerson, ()., after suffering 18 months from Rectal , Fistula, he would die unless a j costly oporation was performed; but. he cured himself with five boxes of Itucklen's Arnica Salve, the surest Pile euro on Kartb, and the host Salve in the World. 25c. j a box. Sold by Crawford Rros I Druggist. 4. Dr. K. II. Knowlton, of the Ignited States National Museum, 1 says that, perhaps the longest L straightway flight made by birds > in their migrations is accomplish j ed by some of the shore and ; water birds that nest in the |; islands of Behring Sea md spend1 rjthe winter at Hawaii and Fanning' I Island, '2,200 miles away. Asj some of these birds live entirely on t ho shore and are probably I 'unable to rest on the surface of I i water they must, says Dr. Knowl-i 'j ton, accomplish the whole di>-1 Mtance in a single flight. Vol. al- j j though there are no landmarks I ! f. i r tlw...-. ' ; i in iii m |mii i iit'i! u!(i^, journey | : j over a waste of wate- ,?hev make their way t?> their destination i i with the precision of a rid" bul;K I j You !ln.?\v AVtial You Are Tafcliifr' . ' Wl'-'it j .it; tnk<- 'J r m-'r. I u.-.tfli'.- - Cmll , , I Tonic because the formula i* plain'y ' ;jrion pvcry hnl'W- thawing that I it .simply iron kt>*1 Quinin* in a tantelc'Sii form. No ( ore. No pay. .Vio i "" A concert war. recently given' . in Ilome, at which tie programme ! was made lip entirely of cotnpo l 1 gitions by a young man and his >| father and hin graud father. fhei ' j grandfather was- Llsxt, the lather ' j friend Wagner, the coin urtnrj j Siegfried Wagner. The cone *rt i 1 j wa- weil attended. ' "" ' Chorions News Comes from l)r. I). B ('argil? ' i of Washita, I. J\ Lie writes : i i "Four bottles of Klectio Bitters I has cured Mte. Brewer of scrofula. 1 . i wee, uii'i ino J'O-f oorio: ennl I pieto and her health ts excellent. ! . ' the befl blood purifier known. It's ' H tetter, salt rh?nm. ulcers, hoilo 'land running port p. It ntimnlates 1' liver, kidneys and bow* Is, expels >' poisons, helps digestion and builds 1 j up the strength. Only 5<tc. .Sold ! by Crawford Bros. ^Druggist -1 Guaranteed. 4 SOUFRIERE AGAIN ACTIVE. St. Vincent Alnrmed by Repented Volcanic Disturbances of Its ill ountains. I Kingston, Island of St. Vin- j cent, Monday, May 19.?Another | great eruption of the S uifricre occurod lust night. While the J worshippers were returning from i church ut. 8 :30 p. m., an alarm-! ing, luminous cloud -uddouly ' ascended many miles high, in the; I north of the island and drifted sluggishly to the northeast. In j cessant lightning fell ou thoi mountain and one severe flash i | seemed to strike about three; I miles from Kingstown, l'hunder-i ous rumblings in the orator* laat"1 r ;r two hours and then diuiln-) ielicil out.I they became mere , murmuring*. The remainder of j | the night was clear. Ashes fell. ^ from 10 o'clock until midi.is.iil. | b i i t i i* . . JL il ii i? tali i B \? UO llotiiiiall v 1111 | i fuar at the time of tIt outbn k, dreaming a repetition of the ..a- ( j tastrophe which caur^.l suoh terri 'hie loss of life or thi'* island They ran from the wrrets irtr ' tHf> onen countr r, crying and' i j ;raviug fcr preservation fr. m t . ? i. another calamity. No one on the' jisladdof St. Vincent slept that; i night. ' i Reports received here from the I districts in the vicinity of the j j volcano saying that f . ,nl j lings of tho craters were appal-j , ling and that streams of lava! ' tloved down the .in sid Tho continuous agitatio,. of the volcano and the absence of j j ruin has cuased th( vicinitv of i the afflicted villeg 'S ' o look I;!to* j I portions of the deseit of Sahara. | A. thick smokoy cloud over| spreads the inland. and every one, i is terror struck. The feeling of | j suspense is painful. i.Jeoplo pass, thei- time gazing at the northern! Lku 1 " 1 , .j, ?Y?4Cio i/uo uiuuuer ciouQS | gather aud the mournful roaring J , of tho volcano is heard. j Ashes and punipice are falling| j slowly in the out-districts. j Today there ia an alarming re-1 j port from a creditable source that Enham mountain, near the Mama Quia valley, an old audi apparently extinct crater, is I showing signs of activity. This volcano is only hix miles from Kingstown. & t'.SJV V-'fsht. M f w ^ it:~? >? ? 1 . n. iiiuc.1 ui j?ikucnesier, .a. j \ riling of hi* almost miraoulous oh- ' rnpe from death, pays: Exposure af-l top measles induced lung trouble,! \. hi'"h ended in f'onstlP? prior? ! ' ' f"e?HieTit hemorrhages and ponyi'mt ' and day. All my doctors said I ! must soon die. Th<"i, I Pegne re ve Dr. King's New Discovery for Con-| .-iimpti'in, w hi. h iompletely cured me. T would not P? without it even :r ?' ci.st s?.\ hi a bottle. Hundreds have' i!.-"d it on n.y r, ornoiendation ind all say it never fails to cure Throat. ' 'lie -1 an l I?uug troubles," Regular ' size 80c and $1.00. Trial bottles free! raw ford l$ros. drug store t 1 Sllllll Ol li t gOOll , lliSSy, JllOci-j dlemine old v'cmen of Topeka urei ; uatii'.i ljci .ii. -o certain iuu.-i nlai | young women, eniptoYed in i tie i public school--, r.ctunlly roll ten ' ' game. "Gamming!" "Dreadful; "I ,ir. v > b > ilMietrjd *711 I years," flays ./o'h ICdf >r. of Get ' mantowp,''al. I ?.? r<' 1 tr> ' < ? tried everything I could hear; , r?l nd at lnrN wa* to'rt to trv ! iU. A. ? I - 1 * ? " ? ? - .?. tt: rji-rrHl P B l"?'M I did ?n<i was immediately ri i and 1 am happy to say if has z\ot: since returned." Why n<)tierN\ .his lirrmcnt *nd ret v/el!?. . for sale by J. F. Mackey & mi\tmir?vxmvazm ^ J The Kind You Ilavo Always in use for over years, Ail Counterfeits; iini tatlom Experiments that tiillo wit Infaulo ami Children?Exp WHiHUw*w ** Cwtorlrt ?s {? ImrmlosH sul goric, Drops und Soothing contain:) neither Opium, it substunce. ft-* age Is its g *n>?l allays Frvrrislmcus. t Colic. It relieves Teething unit Flatulency. It assinu Glouiitcu auil Dowels, gito The Children's Pauacc? asw?i?jE CAS* V?JJ^ * u *?> Sciiri* bbc - & 4'0 4> rri.- l T7V.tl 7"V s rt? km vfill mm J* ilv ILllllU M. Xj '?* JLiv 5n Use Fc^ C Twc CbNTAUn COMPANV, ff ? k**~ ~. * 2sxxiite?j. Xj&i ^AKI H^'uAiil'! AT ST. Al (?liSlLNK. Aiwio^t llontiiiuos Shocks Felt tor Three IIours. St. Augustine, Fin., May 11.? Almost continues shocks pre; un: ably of earthquake were felt lrrr from *> o'clock till midnight. The shocks weie accompanied by a succession of short but decisive report like distant mnnon'?ri;?,r spominv'v fro*" out jit sp*? Thfc sounds were unliUo thundet <t.- ,>.pr iting rr*H and wrpT" tccomplished by decided trpwnr-* while the ?ky in t!ie southeast was suffused with clow T'<e reports came at in^prvr.'s of porhap~ hre.j minutes .ml pero^ns who remember the enrfb quake ntCharleston say thenoipp? wc: very similar to the rubtorraneau noises accompanying that occur reuce. The son nds traveled from the south to the P' uthenst. a ..^?c?r perfectly cieur, A number o! citi/ens gathered wall and tuned the interval? I, i'.voen the reports. The Appetite of a Goat. I? or.vied by all poor dyspeptics who-e Stomach and bivor ?iit> out ul oiu. i. it 1 i such should i- u \v ttidt i *i* tviiig s New liiie LTlIf, the woi. tel'ul Stomach and Liver II >dy, gi^ a splendid .ppotitc, fccand dip tion and a regular b i-lily habit that insures . On!} 25c.at Crawford Bros.DrugStore. i Because certain ha/.era it? W ii i aicOd out. 1 he 1 Ml\'nira n. arc ii On in ?iiorf order i? ' tools as their sons." . 1 of pill? If j on onoo fry < hamberlain's Stomft'li and Liver Tablets They are easier io take and more pleasant in Hied Tliej cleanse the Rtonuieh and regulate the liver and v 1 For Ha' by -J I' lh -ko'- ?N *umm ?zzn I' . ^.v-f Hov :]it. ax:'? .'?.c!i lias ' ' ' lias horno the ^l^-atrf r cr lias been iiuwie unucr his i?ciI supc-r\ ision sinoo its ii?1': ney. ,y 110 oho to deceive yon in \ his, j ami ' Just-as-good'' an but h aii.l cndringt . tlio health of erienee ngalusl Experiment# * CS* " " M ???? M W U M J" V. istitute tor Cn tor Oil# ?*arcSyt u)iS> 11. is Pioasant < it lorplinic nor other Narcotic Kir:. 11 >0. Tt destroys \\ nis t run s Oijirrlio'.a and >\ iiul Troubles, euros Constipation tales tiie i<uiiil? rugttiaitM uto .li.ti ilt.UlTul 'ic ?Tviher*s Friend. r4 ? fj /%. a t v*r * v s B Mp' ti w b 1/' U . Signature of SrfZZ-^ f'??-?c&&%& I W P !i ! p; ! V nj IK ji (| U A v X aJL WAU j Kt J)** v V >ver 30 Vsarr,. *onn*v stntCT. ncw *orr crrv. S2H?J!5*"P',5?!3I Diamonds said to bo of the first water, hue been found in Koran* countv.Montana.am there is a rush of prospectors to that locality O A. t31 T* <r"p> T^S T /r. ! B.mrs rho /) Uw Kind You Have Always Bju^t | Signature /J* y /, *<y^6cy^y, "j With bolli chambers ol i be I .Swedish I afiiutuonl. voliuu .'or uiiiVti'Mil suileriun when con! fronted with a strike of 2(?".<>00 I workers, it is toared that the R?d. , cfian idoa of' forcing nnh'tn il remt 'ies be slopni'nr \vm' Hi . v be" iii.o r.ot-elnr e|*v?wlie'0 I CAS770JPLZZA . i 8*0*11 th? /*Kind You Havft Bought I Signature j David Samuels, a tanner living ja tow wiles ea?t of La Oros-e, has discovered a cave on l is premises, in which were found crude drswi'ics trinket* and pot 'erv, believed to ce the work of J cave-dwellers. Many r! the I wesinnna fn.:.. ' ?h? 1 . .W..HV* WV Ml UJ V V~. I4UV | type uud on ihe . ..ii.s ot tl.i <". n j are pictures mi 1 niatorieal liiar J jters ?ji an ancient type. ?*T ?*- tim ? Rnn^rons It Xrirlrc!, .). ' Burn*, u' ; o other wounds I . J lectel Htid bee .mo trouoieaonio j not e. ? iu ctw. >}!:. ' pi'eventrf sin n eon - ? 'quinces. Even i.t.edelHV has 11 r's a eu a. i "1 buU u vi\ i *. f ^ - H. 'J 11 r -Mv Piias yoi'd to i* ai LW*i C,a, | iiaWild :t ia / v. habitual urui khj iJh have t - ir i ii<:'?.* shave ; ovary tour \ <?-> A. . T O 3E1. X J- . , tha sp ^9 ? ' I Win 1' ivn /.\vy; 8( ;k. ! Sl^oat r - / T7j oi