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7 THE VALDOSTA TIMES, /SATURDAY, DEOEMBbU 23, 1905. —m DORRIS & THIGPEN, The Shoe Men. I Am going to DORRIS & THIGPEN’§j|5H0E STORE to buy my Xmas Shoes. * They have $15 000 worth of Hanan & Sons, Stacy Adams, — ^ * Ultra and good old Dorothy Dodd Shoes. They are giving more goods for less money/better styles better wear and all of the new shapes and toes. They have Syour size. Oriental SI i^elt Slippers. All Now Ready For You. Gome See Them. DORRIS &, THIGPEN, Six Were Killed in an Explosion in New York This Morning. New York, Dec. 19.—Six men were killed and more than a dozen were injured in an explosion of dynamite in excavating for a new building opposite the Waldorf Astoria hotel this morn- ing f The explosion was caused hy the workmen who started to Irill a partially drilled hole in which dynamite sticks had been eft overnight. Some of the men were blown to atoms. Fragments of bodies were scattered over hundreds of feet, md hours passed before the exact number of victims could be iscertalned. The explosion was caused by a workman uninten- ionally striking a heavy charge of dynamite placed in a drill ioIc in the rock several days ago and which defied attempts o explode it then. Intense excitement was caused in the Wald- ■rf Astoria hotel, which is almost directly across the street. 9he scene of the explosion was the fashionable hotel and resi lence section of Fifth avenue and Thirty-fourth street, in the xeavation for the new Altman building. Mobs Killed Every Soldier and Cut up Legs, Arms and Bodies. SCHOOLS TO CLOSE FRIDAY, -f The County Schools Will Take One Tucum, Courtland, Dec. 19—Spe-cial correspondent of the Associated press just arrived, learns that mobs of Lithuanians and Esthonians yes terday attacked one hundred Cossacks and dragoons, the only military ; ho mad force at Tucum. After w ld fighting the mobs killed every soldier, cut off legs and arms and ripped up bodies The streets are strewn with bodies and dis membered parts. Severs' hundred troops arrived this morning. The scenes of ion or are described as being unprecedented in these parts. Teachers Will Probably Receive their Money Before Christmas, Thougs the Checks Have not Yet Arrived. Improvements Being Made In Coun ty Schools. ' zdz?* The county schools are to close j next Friday for n week’s holiday Ana the schoo's are to close the same^ft for two weeks. * Many of the county teachers 4 ^lire If ^ anxious to close two or three day*r : fj| soon**r in order to have more time tq G. prepare for the holidays, and they' .: have written to County School Com* jp* missioned’ Smith about It .but he can- • 111 not grant their request, as the school ‘ f!* year closes with the present calendar! lff f year and time that is lost now cannot j i|* up next year ns a new school Schofield’s Iron Works, ...... MANUPAOTURERS;OP High Grade Machinery, MACON, GEORGIA, 300 Houses of Mussulmans Fired, Refugees are Slain as they Run. • comes in on the first of January.! [ : ' The teachers have not receive^ ' [>* I their money yet but it is expected that, ' they will get It between now and Frl*j fjj State School Commissioner •'gjl Merritt lias stated that the money i j.|l ; from the state will be sent In a day I or two. -December 23d is the latest! J • day it has been received since Com-1 |&J | mlssloner Smith has been at the head of the schools of the county. He is exceedingly anxious for ; itbe, money to come before Christmas as the teachers all have extra demands upon them during Christmas and will need all that is coming to them, j ' The schools of the county are uilnu'n known lo have been killed and the number will probably a l "" ch Pt, ’7 co! ' ’ on aD , , , . . , , ... , . , ! they have been In the past and lm- •xceed lhe.se figures. 1 he lighting continues and the Turkish are being made In taoarly all of them. The Improvements con- Steam Engines, Boilers, Saw Mills, Cane Mills, Corn Mills, Iron Grinders, Shafting, Pul* leys, Boxing, Gearing, Iron and Brass Castings of every description. We are Original Inventors of the Turpentine Distillers Steam Pumping Out- We have lately equipped our already extensive boiler shops, wliich now gives us largest ca pacity of any manufacturers in the South. We are headquarters for Steam Pumps, Inspirators, Injectors, Valves, Lubricators, Wrought Iron Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Pipe Fittings and Pipe Fitters’ Ma terials. SAVE MONtY AND DEAL DIRECT WITH THE MANUFACTURERS Tillis. louses wei nates wer. ipon as tli I’ansasia, Dec. 19.—Three hundred Mussulmcn’s v set on fire by armed Armenians today and the in- prevented from leaving, and the firemen were fired vy tried to extinguish the flames. Fifty-seven ,Mus- j£l J- S. SCHOFIELDS SONS CO., Proprietors, Macon, Ga. sisr .uS mus! 3Ei£»*lS 5S3SpsiB SisvclS'" 1 ■siSF lonsulate is overcrowded with refugees, inuc at I!.it,mm Disorders als eon- Fnghtful Stories Brought In From Interior of Russia. Milan, t'mnilnnta Russia, (undai* od>—By mull lo St. Petersburg, Dec. 19—Frightful stories are pouring lu from the interior, where desperate fighting has occurred between troops and insurgents. Revolting tales are told of barbarities on German land lords, who are more detested by the Letts than are the Russians. In a fight near Tucum fourteen dragoons were killed and many wounded. It is estimated that the insurgents lost three hundred killed. <5,975,520 Bales Reported to Dec. 13—94 Per Cent of Crop Ginned. Dallas, Tex., Deci 19.—The National Ginners’ report was not completed at noon today, but President Taylor authorized the statement that the total bales ginned to Dec. 13th, amounted to 8,975,520. He says the cropis 94 per cent ginned. Chinese Riots at Shanghai. Shanghai, China, Dec guards and patrols are maintained here to cope with a possible renewal of disturbances. The streets are fill ed with rowdies. The shops are open but looting is greatly feared. The United States cruiser Baltimore landed a force today and the British cruiser Diadem Is sending five hun- 19—Armed t are expected and it is reported that Gorman troops are coming from Klao- chau. The Gorman gunboat has arrived here today. The trouble arose through a strike and was increased by a dispute from the cases being tried in the remi] courts. Two foreigners have ;ySie killed and many wounded. 20'Cb! ese were killed. m . • i m sist la now ceiling, new patent 'desks, etc., all of which add to the comfort of the schools. The now school nt Dasher Is nearly completed and will be ready for the opening of the term the first of Jan uary provided a teacher is secured for it hy that time. The school is a comfortable one and has nice pat ent desks. NIP IT IN THE BUD. First Apprnrnnrf of Dandruff a For*, runner of Future Hairiness, That such Is the case has been con clusively proven by scientific research Prof. Unna, the noted European skin specialist, declares that dandruff ts the burrowed-up cuticle of the scalp, caused by parasites destroying the vitality in the hn'.r buth. The hair becomes ltfelesr and. In time, falls out. This can be pre vented. Newbro’s Herplclde kills this dande*-^ germ, and restores the hair to Its softness and abundancy. Herplclde Is now used by thousand* v* people—all satisfied that It ts the most wonderful hair preparation on the mar ket to-day , x.w . Sold by leading druggist*. Bend 10c.* In stamps for sample to The HerplcM6tf^' w Detroit. Mich. A. E. Dimmock, Special Rev. M. A. Morgan'* Sermons. Rev. M. A. Morgon preached the first sermons of his pastorate at the Methodist church Sunday and he was greeted by large congreg&Ui both occasion*. Hi* sei morning was from the te: iness of the King requl and at night from the text: "Wist not that I should be (about $gther’* business." A Happy Home To have a happy home you should have children. They are great happy-home makers. If a weak woman, you can be made strong enough to bear healthy chil dren, with little pain or dis comfort to yourself,by taking WINE OF A Tonic for Women Itwtll ease all your pain, reduce taflamnation, cur. lcucorrhea, (whites), tailing womb, ovarian trouble, disordered menses, back ache, headache, etc,, and make l childbirth nitural and easy. Try It. I At all dealers In medidnes, la ' J1.00 bottles. “DOS TO CABDU1 Is my baby girt, now two weeks I old,” writes Mrs. J. Priest, of Web-1 ster City, Iowa. “Sho Is a lino healthy babe and we ere both doing ' nicely. I aa still taking Catdul, and would not be without It In , the house.” CURRAN R. ELLIS, ARCHITECT, Kill* Building—Cherry Street and Cotton Are, MACON. GEORGIA. The Oldest Whiskey House in Georgia ESTABLISHED IN 18S1. OLD SHARP WILLIAMS Pure Fine Old Rye. By the gallon *3.00 4 full quarts <3.30. Express prepaid. GEO. J. COLEMAN RYE Pure Pensylvania Rye, rich and mellow By the gallon <2 73 . 4 full .quarts <3.00 Expre prepaid. ANVIL RYE Pure Substantial Family Whiskey, by the gallon *2.50. 4 full quarts <2.60. Express prepaid. CLIFFORD hYE By the gallon S2.23. 4 full quarts <2.03. Express prepaid. OLD KENTUCKY CORN Direct from the Bonded Warehouse, Fine and Old. By the gallon <3.00. 4 full quarts <3 30, Express prepaid. OLD POINTER CLUB CORN Rich and Mellow. By the gallon (2.50. 4 full quarts 12.00. Express prepaid. We. handle all the' leading brands of Rye andJBonrbon Whiskies in the market, and will^save youfrom25 per cent, to 60 percent, on your purchases. Send for price list^and catalogue—mailed freejupon application. The Altmayer & Flatau Liquor Company, MACON. GA., ANDtBIRMINGHAM! ALA. Lumber Lumber. FENDER LUMBER CO. DEALKKt I* ALT, KINDS OF Also Shingles, Laths,VScroll WorkTandjMoaldlngr^of All Kind*. «fflce, eUalnc Kl»i and Lumber V *f» »a 'Valdosta Soothera Ballway Between Georgia vatriern £ Florida and Atlantic Coast Line Railroads J