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MAMMOTH FOLU INSIbsIA..
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Er. florz Tlls of flis Discovery Huge
Animal Terfectly Treserrc A m the Ite.
. ;Ca"ble. dispatches from this
city have already told of Dr.
Herz's discovery of a mammoth
preserved in the ic in eastern
Siberia.
Dr. .Herz now says he dis
covered it on September 22 near
the river Ebrosowka at the
loot of a declivity just over
100 feet above the water. It was
lying down with its feet
curiously bent under its body.
Dr. Herz concluded that it had
fallen down from high ground
and had been instantly killed, as
its neck was broken. There wras
grass in its mouth and food in
its mouth and food in its
stomach. The fall must have
happened more than 2,000 years
ago.
When Dr. Herz's party began ,
the work of excavation the cold
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was so severe that a shed had to
be erected,
occupied in
fortnight was
thawing out the'Parked in -Atlanta 80 as to be
monster. Meanwhile the stench
was so bad that the stomach
had to be cut out and rofrozen
elsewhere.
Evantually. the huge animal
was found complete save, a small
piece of the back and half of the
trunk, which had been eaten by
wolves. The mammoth was
covered with a coat of rather ,
thick red-brown hair. '
The return journey,
3,000
.miles, to Irkutsk began on
Gctober. 23. The distance was
covered on skates, the mammoth
having been dissected for con
venience in transportation.
London March 10. Th St.
Petersburg correspondent of the
Daily Mail says that he has seen
the tongue of the 'bammo'th,
which is nineteen inches long,
and the tail, which, with the
hair on it, is more than'fourteen
inohes long. St. Petersburg
Dispatch, 6th.
Captain Hobsen's Lecture.
Capt. Eictimond P Hobson,
the hero of the Merrimac,
lectured in the court room lost
evening on the "Navy acd the ted, will speak in the interest
Nation under tb auspices of the;0f tje roa(j. It is hoped that
Daughters of the Corfeerncv,
who are trying to add to the
f Jot federate loynumeut fund.
Captain Hobson is a man of
striking poasouality, a pleasant
arM entertaining speaker. His
address last eveniri? was on a
topic that f.j was thoronily
familiar with, ami it is sure that
the laro audience, wiio !):, I
tnni giaaly, weal av;ayw vzucu
ricjjre in touch with those "ho
fight tht.'ir country': batMos on
the sea than ever before. Cap
tian Hobs 0. whilo a ma u of
action, is an easy, fluent t':il::.r,
and States villo folks were re
joiced to iiavo the tbo physiiro
of hearing him.0They owe
this privilege, by tho way, to his
cousin, Mis. J L JJoydou, at
who.-, oVtcittion he ca;::e.--
HO F0RTIIBI)ALLASJEUNI0X'
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Atlanta and WesVPoInt'll. K. jtfcrs
AttraetlYflarm-&23 10 From Char
Jotte and Return Historia Points
Along: the Line.
The Atlanta & West Point
Railroad Company has sent out
their ra.tes to the Confederate
Reunion 'at Dallas, Texas, on
April 32 to 25th. No rate is laid
down for Concord but the rate
from Charlotte and return is
$23.10.
This route will take the pas
sengers by Montgomery (the
first Confederate capitol) through
Mobile, along the beautiful Gulf
coasts, through Biloxi, Beau
voir (the home of ex-President
Davis) Mississippi City, New
Orleans and other points along
the rice and sugar plantations of
Louisiana.
Pullman standard sleepers,
trurist sleepers, chair cars and
eleant day coaches are offered.
A v o n yv am! c $ y r A r 4- ? rv r
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homes for those who want them
and will arrange for them.
Arrangements can be made
fpr stopping over at points
along the route.
Child Killed Rj a Tcncil.
The little child of Rev. K C
Holt, colored, was playing with
common led pencil last Sunday
;n Ra.Wh und foil from a r.hair.
jwhen the pencil pierced her
temple. iShe suffered intense
' agony till next day, when she
'did from t,h ininrv. "
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The Winston-Salem Charleston Railroad
f . Friday, April lth, will , be
Wiuston-Sale'm day -at the
Charleston exposition. On that
day there, will be a conference
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between the Chambers of Com
merce of Winston-Salem and
Charleston, the principal matter
to be discussed 'being the ad
vantag,tha.t would accrue to the
two cities, as well a,s th inter
vening country, by the construc
tion of the AVinston & Wades
boro raiload. Messrs. E B Jones
and W A Blair, of Winston, and
a citizen of W.desboro, to be so
something 'definite may rfsult
from the conference. Certainly
Wadesboro would be greatly j
benefitted should the road be j
bilt, and Winston-Salem
find our citizens, ready Cc co-ope
ate 4 n any m,ovenfeut rfaviu this
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'4;ui m view. Wadesboro
sender aud Intelligencer.
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Hendnchfi often rpyults from a !
disordered condition of the
st(:..:;rch and constipation of the!
towels. A dose or two of!
Ch:.:..
jorlain's . Stomach
r.d
LivLi' Tablets will correct these
di -orders and cure the heada ijo.
tSo'A by M. L. Marsh,
druggist
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playing
'Tho frogs are now
;'ame ofcroukay.''
4 WILCOX OX TJIIAL.
Coroner Fearing Examined Miss. Cropl
set a tfure Woman Received a Fata
IJIoit in Left Templr.
One day of the trial of Wilcox
for the murder of Miss Cropsey
has passed. Dr. I Fearing, cor-
onorof the county, was examined
on Friday. The force of bis tes
timony was that Miss Cropsey
wasa pure woman.'tbat she did
not drown and that she received
a blow in the left temple of suf
ficient force to produce uncon
sciousness for half an hour. HerJ
clothing was not torn, indicating
that there was no struggle.
You Can See in Charleston.
The grattst Southern Exposi
tion. Three of the oldest churches
in America.
Two of the historic fortresses
of the world, Moultiio and
Sumter.
The best harbor south of New
York on the Atlantic Coast of
the United States.
Historic mansions which were
old at the Declaration of Inde
pendence. Streets paved and houses
built wih material brought from
England.
The site of the new United
States Naval Station at Chicora
Park.
The most beautiful cemetery
in the United States.
The only Tea Farm in
America, where tea is grown for
sale.
The most beautiful Magnolia
and Azalea Garden in America,
Magnolia-on-the-Ashley.
The handsomest government
building in the South, if not in
America.
i' The only city in the United
States which has preserved its
ancient beauties and peculiar
ities intact and "having a style of
architecture peculiarly its own,
Greensboro, Daily Record.
Could ot Ireatlia.
Ooughs, colds, croup, grippe,
bronchitis and other Jtbroat and j
lung troubles are quickly cured
by One Minute Couch Cure. Oncy
Minute Couifh Cure'is not a mere
expectorant, which gives only
temporary relief
It softens and
claimed for
says Justice of
iqumes me mucous, araws uul p f LawrenCG Ran, They
tho inilamation and remoyes th had beeu unaWo t0
cause of th.jliseas. Absolutely,, uu.i . n
I .. a i. t..r at: . JeUVU IlL'i UUU ill r.-rvcu vu.n.i
. r, ,, -, 1U, . . account or kidney ana uvoi
Cougn Cure will do alMhat is . . . ,,A. ,.'' ,u.un
wiUjiho Peartd J Q Hood, Crosby, !
(Miss. "Mv wife could not gut ber ! botllos
Per-j breath and'was relieved by the'0",.0'
, first dose. It hs bee
' to fill my family." Gi
jgt,.
It hs been a 'oenelit
libson Drug
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faults of another than
iL is to
correct your own."
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I CHARLOTTE, N. C.,
I limits his pr; etico to diseases of
' Eye, liar, .No.se and Threat.
The Doctor will be jn Concord ;,t
the St. Cloud on Thursday,
March 27th.
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The next four weeks will be unusual in Glove J
selling and we are anxious for you to know about $
this glove stock. More Gloves .will be purchased ft
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I match .every dress. Silk and Fine Lisle Gloves Sjj
$ will be much in fashiom . g
8S Lace Mitts are again wi h us, as today they 2
(J are to be seen on the hands of the most fashionable HJj
p in the theatres and at dinner parties. We are very 5
W nnvi'rmc fn Iiova vmh Innlr nrnr mir ri-lmm cfrwb Hn
I The first part of the week Ave sold at special
sale a splendid Kid Glove, every one perfect and a
jj $1.00 value for G9c. 'Two days run us short "on
S. sizes. We are making an effort to get another lot
iff of these splendid values,
UJj shortly. Good things are
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The Germania,
Mil a two clasp kid glove
mm with gusset in tingers, runs
jjjj even and smooth. They are
mm tho equal of most 1.25-
Uij gloves. We have them in
popular shades, size to
jjfl 7i, price! . l.OO-
I Blaok Silk Gloves.
Extra fine quality, two
M clasp, in black, only, with
double hnger tips,
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POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY OF THE
Great Auction Sale
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Bell & Harris Furniture Co.
will he pulled off
Saturday, March 15th,
at ,2 p. m. and 7 p. m. at the old stand. Let nothing
keen you away. All kinds
for our losscsj'foi our losses
tn: , i f i)nro.n;ns von ran l)nv Kmemher.
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the last day." BELL
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Smpii Ypars in I0(1. I
"Will wonders ever cease?"
innuire tne inenas-.ni
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general
dofcilitv but.
"Threol
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bled me to wai'i." she wiilr.
and in tlirc-'O montiis I felt l;kv a
new pei'soe.' V 'omen suiTeriir.;
from lien !'' . IJiK'lci'c'i".
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Spells will iind i
blessing. Try it.
is guuranti-ed. 1'
Store.
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picked up very quick.
Silk Gloves.
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black and grey, a guaran
teed pure silk glove. J0vry
pair has double wov ; tips
in fingers, making tb.-m la-ht
twice as long, price SOc
Fine Lisle Gloves.
Lisle glovfs in blatk,
white and grey, any size de
sired and positively oiir val
ue for price, jPlSpgp,
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are your gaiu. What fun
& HARRIS I URNITURE O.
rraclicaily Stiirvii'f?.
'After using a Jew bottles of
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure my wife
received perfect and permanent
relief from a severe and chronic
case 6f tomach trouble," s:iys J
Ii Holly, real estate, insurance
and loan agent, of Ma omb, III.
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