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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. £fC 12, 15"T. TWO IN ONE That is exactly what you get in a Goodyear Cravenette Raincoat. It protects you from the cold as well as the rain—and at the same time looks just as dressy and elegant as the finest overcoat. 40 PER GENT SAVING THAT IS A GOOD REASON WHY YOU SHOULD BUY YOUR COAT HERE. The reason we can save .you 30 to 40 per cent on your purchase is' because we are the world's largest manufacturers of Cravenette Coats. 78 stores from coast to coast. For a special we have 4 numbers in ‘Hen’s Crave nette Coats, regular $20, $22.50 and $25.00 values. On special sale at. The only reason we do this is on account of our factory be ing overstocked on these numbers. A broken lot of Ladies’ Goodyear Cravenette Coats in gray and tan. Snappy, up-to-date styles, $18 and $20 values, at $10.60 $12.50 MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. ORDER SHOULD BE ACCOMPANIED WITH CHECK OR MONEY ORDER. REMEMBER WE GUARANTEE EVERYTHING WE SELL. • THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES’ SILK RUB BERIZED COATS IN THE SOUTH. SOMETHING VERY NEW IN CREPE DE CHINE COATS IN GRAY AND CHAMPAGNE. GOODYEAR CLOTHING CO., THE WORLD’S LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF MEN’S AND WOMEN’S CRAVENETTE COATS. Whitehall Street Citizens Attend Rally When Candidate Fires Part ing Shot. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., Nov. 12.—Not In a long; time has the voters In Macon been bo worked up over any one thins as they now are over the election being held to day for mayor of the Central City. Both Judge A. L. Miller and Hon. John T. Moore, candidates for the office, have had hundreds of supporters working for them during the two months' campaign, and both sides are in high hopes of winning. . . Last night Mr. Moore and several or his supporters delivered speeches In the city auditorium before an Immense audience of both sides, about as many Miller men being In attendance as there were Moore supporters. Judge Miller did not make any speeches during his campaign, nor did Mr. Moore, until Monday night, when he took a parting shot at bln oppo- HITCHCOCK IS COMING TO ADDRESS POSTMASTERS. Bpeclul to 'J’hc Georgian. Macon. Ga., Nov. 12.—Many postmas- ters coming from all over the state will gather In Macon on Monday. November 23, for the first regular meeting of the presidential postmasters of Georgia. First Assistant Postmaster.General F. II. Hitchcock, of Washington. Chief Postmaster Inspector Vickery and sev eral other officials from Washington "ill he in Macon during the two days' convention and deliver speeches. Rev. Harry Wless and Major 8. A. Frump will deliver the addresses wel coming the postmasters to Bibb county. Among the other men who will speak are Senator O. A. Bacon. Congressman L. Bartlett and others. The association consists of the first, sscond and third-class postmasters of the stale, about 160 In number. FINED FOR CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga.. Nov. 12.—On the charge of carrying concealed weapons Dud McCord, of Forsyth. Ga.. was fined $85 or serve six months on the county ehaingang Monday bv Judge Hodges In the city court. McCord was charged with this same offense some time ago. and paid his fine at that time the same as yesterday. LARGE CIVIL DOCKET IN SUPERIOR COURT Special to The Georgian. Macon, Go., Nov. 12.—So great Is the press of the civil business In the supe rior court that it will hardly be before December that the criminal docket can be taken up. This week's work In the court will hardly be ns great as last week’s on account of the election to day. On Friday next when tho bar asso ciation meets again civil cases only will be assigned for the following week. ON VISIT TO RELATIVES HOUSTON MAN DIES Special to The Georgian. Macon, On,, Nov. 12.—Funeral serv ices of James 8. Bryant, who died Sun day evening, were held this morning at the old honie, near Kathleen, Oa. The Interment was made In the family burying ground. Mr. Bryant was one of the oldest and most respected citizens of Houston county and was visiting his slster-In law, Mrs. J. 8. Solumcum, In Macon at the time of his death. He Is survived by his wife, three sons and two daugh ters. TENNESSEE 10 LEAD THIRD TERM PARADE Representative Hale Says State’s Delegate Will Nominate Roosevelt. SPECIAL CARRIES VETERANS TO ANNUAL REUNION Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., Nov. 12.—More than 200 ’eterans and sons of veterans left Mu on Monday for Augusta to be In at tendance at the state reunion of Con federate veterans. A special train of five coaches carried the huge delega tion from Macon. Besides Macon vet erans and sons a large number of dele gates from this sectlo' of the state gathered In Macon Hum.ay and went with the Macon delegation on the spe- Tal train. EXCHANGE BANK AFFAIR8 WILL BE INVESTIGATED Mp<*chil to The Georgia u. Macon, Oa., Nov. 12.—When the grund Jury meets again on Wednesday morning next the Exchange Bank af fairs are to come up. An investigation of the bank uffairs is In line with the harge given the grand Jury by Judge Felton. v Washington, Nov. 12.—Tennessee will lead the van of the third terjn pro cession and nominate'PresIdent Roose velt for re-election. So declared Rep resentative Hale today, after an Inter view with the executive at the white house. According to the program out lined by Mr. Hale, Tennessee will be the first state to choose delegates and will name them probably In January or early in February. The rest of the states are then supposed to fall Into line and make It unanimous. PILE8 CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching. Blind, Bleed ing or Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 00c. ^notTceT~ oern have been duly authorised to sl(D At lanta Clearing House Association certifi cates: e: COMBINED TO FIX FREIGHT RATES Suit To Be Commenced in Cleveland, 0., Federal Court. Caldwell, II. <\ Coles, A. I*. Currier. ('. E. Davis, ll. W. Donovan. G. 1C. Erwin, Thus. C. Floyd. J. t*. Lester, J. G. Windsor. J. I'. Lowry. Roht. J. McCord, Jos. A. Meador. Thos. D. ottley, Jno. K. Onne, Jos. T. Owens, Jt H. Owens, W. D. Peel, W. L. Perkerson, W. T. Ryan, C'bas. I. By order of the trustees. DARWIN G. JONES, Manager. JOHN M. MILLER CO. BUT ONE WET BOX IN ENTIRE COUNTY. Special lo The Georgian. Decatur, Ala., Nov. 12.—In Satur day's prohibition election the complete unofficial returns of the courity are: For prohibition, 1.T84; against prohi bition, 302. Lawrence Cove gave four for prohi bition and twenty-eight against. This the only wet box In the county. Cleveland. Ohio, Nor. JJi—HIxty-nIne rail roads and shipping companies-will be made defendants In sn action to he brought here charging alleged violations of the Hberman anti-trust law. The suit. It 1s said, will he the most com prehenstve ever brought agntust any rail- JIL -x — Ohio, the Wabash, and In fact most of the railroads and shipping companies lu the violation of tho Sherman law which will In volve all the.railroads. The big suit will l>e brought by Attorney J. R. Chandler In the name of the Forest City Freight Bo NOTICE OF SALE OF UN CLAIMED FREIGHT- WESTERN & ATLAN TIC RAILROAD. Wondarful Eczema Cure. "Our little boy had eczema for live yeare," writen N, A. Adame. Henrietta, Pa. "Two of our home doctors enld tho caee was hopeleee, hie lunge being af fected. We then emnloyed other doc- tore, but no beneflt reeulted. By chance we read about Electrir Blttera; bought a bottle and soon noticed Improve ment. We continued this medicine un. til several bottles were used, when our boy was completely cured.” ' Best of all blood medicines und body building health tonics. Guaranteed at all drug stores. 50e. Any Intelligence by offering you a substitute when you Ssk for an article you have seen adver. Used In this paper. We do not accept advcrtlsomenta for artlclee that are not worthy of your patronage. When you are convinced by one of these adver tisements that the article la what you wish Insist on getting It when you ask fbr It at your dealer's. Avoid Substitutes—Get What You Ask For. DR. PORTER; an Old Railroad Surgeon,! Sav I ** * I Of (V spent several years of study and experi ment in getting up the preparation known as Dr. Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil, which is coming into universal use as the most conve nient and efficient application obtain able for wounds, ESTILL FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENDED The following unclaimed freight, remain ing on hand six months and one day or louger. addressed to consignees at Atlanta and other cities and towns In the state of Georgia, will be sold to the highest bidder at public auction at tho company's freight house, foot of Spring street, Atlanta, Ga., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1907, unless said freight t>e colled for and all charges paid, and property removed before date of sale. Sale will commence ut 10 o'clock a. m. and will be continued from day to day until all the property Is disposed Castro Cereal Co., 1 box of drugs, 1 bdl. handles. Mrs. A. Fulton, 1 box soap. Oklahoma Vinegar Co., J box glass. T. S. Maddox, 1 bdl. brooms. Sam Keen. 1 box soap. M. Steinberg. 1 crate picture frames. Ware Mfg. Co., 0 nks. window stands. L. A. Mozeley k Co., 12 boxes algos. John Ijiw Smith, 3 cases shoes. Oklahoma Vinegar Co., 6 barrels phos phate. American Ginger Ale Co., 1 ease bottles. Saiu E. Tinier, l bdl. light lumber. Southern Foliar A. Co., 1 bundle leather. N. Newdes, 4 bdls. C. (Mixes. J. L. Peacock, 2 pieces steel. J. A. Langler, 1 barrel yeast cakes. Joseph II. Thompson, 10 bales cotton btl. wrappers. J. A. Harris, 1 Incubator. P. L. Fleming, 1 box. W. D. Thompson. 1 crate castings, J. N. Coleman, 1 saw. . Koca-Nola Co., 1 box syrup. Flo. Fruit and Extract Co., 1 box bottles. Miller & Karwlach, 1 box hardware. Fulton Mfg. Co., 1 crate C, closet. J. A. Hunnlcutt, 1 piece Iron. Will Allen, 1 box H. H. goods. Atlanta Wooden ware Co., 1 gross baskets. Wilcox Mfg. Co.. » crates, 2 boxes. P. Patio. 1 box machinery. C. C. Mayson. 1 Istrrel E. ware. Mr*. Mary M. Field, 1 box B. ware. McWilliams Co., Z, crate, jelly. J. W. Elliott & Co., 1 crate order cards. McWilliams, Chblsey k Co., 1 Istrrel sirup. J. A. Hamper, 1 Imix fire arms. H. Abramson. 1 box clothing. ’entral Pharmacy, l crate cards. \ M. Neal, l tub. A. V. Copnloger, 1 bundle Iron braces, “lern Furr*' F. M. Neal, l tul A. V. Copnloger, Southern Furniture Company, 1 bdl. bur f\ E. Church, 1 crate go-carts aod wheels. DON’T WAIT until the weather becomes disagreeable before you ORDER YOUR COAL Our facilities are complete. We handle none but the BEST GRADES OF JELLICO Every ton of coal we sell weighs 2,000 lbs. PROMPT DELIVERY Lumber — Shingles. Building Material. SHULL-MORAN COMPANY, Phones 3725. 333 to 359 Decatur Street. W. II. Holdeman. 1 safe. C. r H. Smith, 1 box drugs. W. M. iirngjfj 1 \u>x saws'. Southern Pontnl Fifllege, 1 box hardware. W. H. Taylor, 1 box p. matter. C. D. Cheatham, 2 cases peanuts, 2 bxs. machines. , . J. T. names Furniture Company, 1 crate 8. seats. F. W. Daniels, 1 box merchandise. Beck & Gregg, 1 case mouse traps. W. J. Blaycock, 1 pair shafts. L. A. Howard, 1 Iron aafe. Hagan k Dodd. 1 bid. empty bottles. B. W. Smith, 2 kega elder, 1 -box glass. Lee Box ley, 1 crate paper boxes. A. A. Woods Hons Co., 1 box hardware. M. „ MB . ■ H. Walker, 1 erate catsup. G. H. Braster. 1 crate grain mllli. Yonng Bros.. 1 lw>x. N. Peper Company, 1 crate boxes. Anderson Hardware Company, 2 bdl chairs. Walton A Wagner, 7 bdl*. Iron. John J. Wood, 2 boxea marble. J. F. Layer, 1 box locks, tfclple Hons. I niece Iron pipe. Albright. Prior Company, 1 case casing. Hlleeu Bros., 3 bags fildcs Halt. E. A. Boykin. 1 piano stool. William J. Johnson, S3 rolls wire fence. C. M. Miller, 6 barrels. Phoenix Duster Company, 18 bales dus ters. National Motor Works, 2 eases batteries, M. Manly, i box cigar boxes. Inland Bros., 4 bales hay. Carter-Gtllesple Electric Company, 1 box Gas Fixtures I Welsbach Lights, Electrical Supplies. EARLY GILLESPIE, merchandise. Ida Campbell, 1 box E. ware. H. E. Culdwcll. 1 box household goods. Qullllon Brooks, 1 box soap. Doc Cook. 2 boxea R. atone. A. M. Crosby, l Incubator, 1 brooder. Carmichael A; Tomlinson Furniture Com pany. 1 crate. 1 bdl beds. b ll. Evans, 1 box household goods. rs. J. L. Hudson, 1 box shoes. Also about 150 packages without mark*; contents unknown. D. B. CARSON, Agent , You are attracted by the advertisement l r » even ir tne dealer tries to sell you some thing Just as good. AVOID SUBSTITUTES. 1 CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.* Arrive From— I Depart To— ^ Savannah .... 6.50amJMacon 11.40pu 1 Jacksonville.. 7.50 amlMncoa 8.0) am 4 Macon UJ6 am Macon 4.0J pm J Macon 4.20 pm Jacksonville... 8.30 pm 4 Macon 8.10 pmltnvannah .... 0.15 pm j Special to The Georgian Savannah, Ga., Nov. 12.—The funeral done! J. H. Katin, editor of The j Morning News, \rly» died nt bln coun- j try home at Isle of Hope, near Sa vannah, Saturday night, wan held yes terday afternoon at 3 o'clock from 8L Johns Episcopal church. Rev. C. If. j Strong conducted the servlet. It was j one of the largest attended funerals I ever seen In Savannah. During his long life of usefulness Colonel Estlll bad been Identified with more commercial Interests than any other man in Savannah. Confederate veterans. Masons, many other secret orders, the children from Bethesda Orphan Home and many so cieties attended In bodies. The Inter ment was In Bona Venture cemetery. ALLEN ACCEPTS IMPORTANT POST George Ball Allen, who resigned as as- ilatsnt general passenger agent of the Southern railway, with headquarters In At lanta. ionic weeks ago, to enter business In Chicago, has mnd<* known hla new con iioetlon to frleBda In Atlanta. « * - • i It will Ik* with pfeaaurs that these who burns, sores and skin diseases, whether slight or serious. It is a scientific combina tion of medicinal qualities which relieves pain, antiseptically cleanses and rapidly heals all injured or diseased parts. It has become a sort of “KOUSBllOltl SUfgeOll,” Alldruggistssellit.25c lug Company, a concern which control a 90 per cent of the street ear advertising In the ratted Htates. Recently two large hasten and Western companies were consolidated and Mr. Alien was tendered an Important position in the Western headquarters In « hlcago nt a very lucrative salary. The matter waa hi such shape at that time. however* that It could not bo announced. JOHN M. MILLER CO. Quick Delivery “We do the R. 0. Campbell Coal Co. Lime, Cement, Coal.