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Thr mau meftin* of Dtdocfltl at tk* »x>urt koua* yaaiorday noon «aa a large and f|.pr*#*tit«tOe one. from thr Maudpotnt of noonday imm mrvtlng*. Thrrr were probably 200 Drmorrala prramt. Bnt evfn thia large and rep ranentattye minittrr of Demorrata la a (try small part of thr Haimx-ratir votr and Drmoriatic atrrngtb In flichmond roomy. It dwlndlr* Into InalgnlU canrr when **a think of thr Immense Democratic majorltlea of thl* county In the past. * And yet every Democrat In the coun tT ought to have an opportunity to ex preaa hla choice for th*- party nominees and on all questions of party management In which he takes an In terest. Thousands of good Democrats, business men and laboring men, men who make up the bone and sinew of the Democratic party In Richmond and throughout Georgia, cannot possibly attend the noonday mass meeting at the court house. These men will be shut out of a voice In all parly affairs unless the proper opportunity Is offer ed them to vote for party candidates In n Democratic primary. We trust that the new executive com mittee will ace fit to order a Demo cratic primary. Such a course would be Democratic, such a course would be popular. The Democratic party and the executive committee can botb trust the people, if the party is the representative of the people. ——T The Augusta Chronicle poses ns n mind reader. It gets one reporter to fix his mind on a sensation. Another reporter read? first reporter's mind. Then they get the story. That’s how they did io J.t. Col. 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It la figured out that the Coded SUto? {(overnro* nt receives 1111,000.000 a yaw. the state governments $10,000,000. <be county governments gs. 000.000. an I ' rides fSa,OOO.OOO. It Is also estimated that SIOOOO 000 worth <»f Uiaa are pa I in on the property so used. If th's | iatlmate la correct, a billion dollars lof capital la Invested In the liquor | business. But cutting down the esti mate one half, there would still re main $2,000 a year for every family in the country which the liquor business pays iuto (he public treasuries. Our contemporary up the street is 1 now posing as a mind reader, claiming i to have read Ocneral Shatter's mind on | July 3rd, when It got ont that dismal Sunday evening extxra telling the peo ple that our troop* would fall back in front of Santiago. It has taken The Herald a long time lo get up courage to defend that extra. Auguata Chronicle. The Herald only waited a month and then saw The Chronicle print as news the same matter that was in the extra. It knew that The Chronicle would bobble along with the Item some time. The Chronicle of lust Sunday declurcs that The Hcrnld'a extra of July 3 was straight, thus making amends for Us former snarl at the extra. The apology is a little late, but It is all right. We are sorry to see The Chronicle being forced to make so many apologies these days, but well. By the by. what waa the news from the Buffalo papers yester day and the day before? Did the {tuffa lo morning paper scoop the Buffalo i evening paper on the Malate fight "therefore subscribe for The Augusta Chronicle”? THE HEW SEMOCKATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. The Augusta Chronicle in speaking of the new county Democratic execu tive'committee says: ‘The committee named today will be charged with the duty of declaring the terms and conditions u»der which the | iwnwM Apt to* tost* (to* mi *■** to#" -*q* tot* ** tottoß*iitoNP*towto *$ sM?to . «*to< toMHKt to s*? 1 (lilldf* UMB *•#•#*•* to to* ttotototo*"* *«s* toM toto 9'-?•* to*** m • tope 94# #toH* 9mhi OHO 4# o*4 <4O 14* f#44^4i •0*40019*9 *4 14* (90rt» : ‘* ! *** » to 4*9'toto| §##• t#9 H 00490 «*o44**f W 0 41* 44P* > ' @ 4 I# HBpnar *#l *' *44 JpP4O44W4P " •" (# 41* ot#'lom9 <4999 40 Ml 0 044 f* pH#« v 444004409 099 *f *o»'9 14 tM *to9 [ si|>tr 4k« 0494 *» t** *- *9O 49 »409i~ 1 40119 14 4 |JNM4>»CO* 9 4*'449*1 A MOO» IMITTItIOH A (toy *1 sft«»to— 4 Cwtoi'i ttatmnmmlmty. g<Kn, >$ xMtMUE b*< torn* wkh*? ■: tfe* rap—t wto of ttotog tto tod,* totto'E I i|o f 44 404 i 0 <4o< 04<m99*(091 4* * ' oiaff fn* J«***sito fol4H4oifc. 41 44 V 4 0,44 4490 4*44 44M44944 ** r * 440, 444 4*»4 44*09400 044 C4OIOJM * | 090 o£it»tiftf 144 040|0Tf II «**♦•*' ; «tp44iloo 14 104 *14(0 <944* 49 40p14i 100094 M tOTO| lit!* llM' 4994*? *4*l l iptlmi (bat la »«pt« rtto by (b* <** .. pajan of Ah (unit Tp* Cnaaiy s|*forto*torf It t?»vcr«o<t , ■by g Hoard <<f (Vaatovart? *pp* * ‘ te?l by tbe Ora#d Jury , and la at pt*«- rwt eowupnood of Cbatrttoaa C. A« t : Kobbe aad Moa*tr* W. 11. Wsttw, S L. Willett. Dr. Hal M lane* mat j i RnMWidl Ixxntutrd Tba .Ml It at to* ha* beep tg np«eat*(i?l # are I Apt atod for it* |to five years 1 f'nj f g ttobbe ha* been at the he? I of tk* board That be and bia w»-la borer? bare doae oelt mbk tbeir tr*M* Is evidenced both by tbatr o oputoiic il and txMlness-ltke annanl report* to tb* I Grand lory, and by (be model ln?t «u ! lion they bnve been able tn brlag up to ) *u* h a L gh degree of perfaci PMnag* I taeat. The lato Grand Jury apnroprtated ! U.to fur Ike tree of tbe Reformatory, j 1 Whb tfel* aum an edflctent management I it matnmiited. mnaiatlng of a aup>»- iatendent. an aasittant *tipert(t?en<(.*nt. | a matron and other neccaaavy ataiai \ anti. With thl* small and meagre ap propriation. an average of S 3 buy* tne year round are taken care of. housed clothed and fed. kept busy In the Baida. ; (aught lataons tn the arhool room*, and i ;n every way made to take advantage |of all (hat a reformatory Instilntion i should provide. The record ts a mar i velions one. Richmond’* Reformatory Is doing a ! great work. The future Indicate* that | it will widen Its field of usefulnr??. a* more and more demands are made up | on tt. The boys are well taken care of. | A visit and glance at the inmates will j show that they appreciate life and lie ing os much ns any boy* berne-m the age* of ten and fifteen And yet a splendid dlacipliu« the boys almost every liberty. Pres ident lloolfc is fond of telling that the boys appreciate the Reformatory’s generous treatment and rarely take an undue advantage of It. On the occa sion of Augusta’s last exposition, a? a spec at treat, he brought into the cily all of his boys, secured passes for them io the exposition, and to the amaze ment of the police force turned th? 3d odd tv-ys loose In the exposition grounds, with Instructions to report back at half-past four, at the gate en trance. In spite of predictions that be would never see them again, every one of the boys reported promptly on time and ware driven hack to the Reforma tory, without the loss of a single one. On this occasion, despite the many temptations, not a boy In the institu tion failed to appreciate the liberty ex tended to him. Such a thing shows that the Re'ormatory 1* doing a great good 'n teaching respect for authority, yelf-rcllau c and a ready obedience, among a class of youthful criminals representing the toughest youngsters In the county, and who have been sent out to the institution for all sorts > f crimes, from stealing a billy goat to Incipient murder. Aside, though, from the school room and from the moral work that is done in the institution, the boys are given plenty of exercise. They are not ill* 1 lowed to spend their time in idleness; ! |,ut ore initialed into practical, high j grade scientific farming, with surpris | ing results. As far as possible, they are made to | pay for their board and keep duriuc i . sojourn in the institution, and they do TBIS -A TTC? rrr— A ff?W P A TUD : 0 10»0|* 04 «%4#to*4*toto9 <4 4 ft<»* 4i 4 *4**4 04 4*4 mm* mmm m <O9 mi: I f otoy OPO 04 04 04401 44 *O4 **♦ 9>4Tiii I*l <9*4l v M # 0 <MN9 0 *4OOI .94441* - OWNN *44* *' 4 % - • .TATTERS AND fIEN IN THE MiHUC EVE. Atlaata •«?*! H#r %*» Dr— Agttrltaa ktltiii bn* ukrt nutac* of thr ! !r><ratl| cj i|| o#f* 9<rtni|. 0# «k|»<vAo tn *..«•» Mlfut r wit*' i* * ft a «t# ao>| I# 4100* - 4(o<# |»t 99 004 tvrrjr fnvi*l«f In 10* j (iff* hr cijHi Iff |n vltoit Altooto ttofGf# I rtfM to the M f*dl!« In th# m#*ntlm# If Afloot* an* Ifc# 1 1* Ms!** * f OfftTflt wt*h to a## 0 nwH|#rn In li Ib-m- «n<l 99-l«*49t« ««0 I #f th# 04#9i 14 (09 ivulk. Irt them come (9 August*. Chatham Want* a Reformatory Lihq Rkhmoad'a. Fr**tn the g*vannah Rre*a: Thr next real reform which Chatham county must Inaugurate I* a r?»fortna tory for juvenile criminal*. It need* no aerond thouaht to convlgcr cn» that . ciur county ramp* are not proper ■ place* fir younc criminal? who are convicted of mladctneanora. Three i camp* have not the flr*t element In ! them for reforming cutprtt*. young or | old. To *«nd a yung boy to them t* j to deep him In *ln and probably ruin him for life. Richmond county ha* an excellent reformatory Institution under (he management of a separate board and Chatham county ahould establish one on tht* plan. Iftltly Roosevelt and Alger. Rooaevelt’a friend* claim that Alger j has deliberately construed hi* personal letter Into a reflection rut the atate vol- j unteera’ courage when he waa urging ’ the secretary to aend the Rough Hid- j era who were as good a* regulars and with their magnificent equipment three ; time* as good as stats troops "armed ; with Springfield and other Archaic i weapons" Into Porto. Col. Roosevelt. ! in his official capacity, may not and cannot, with propriety, say much to ! the war secretary at present. Rut those j that know him expect some lively ; times In the future. It docs seem as If Alger had made an attempt to place Roosevelt tn an awk ward position for political reasons. Oen. Gordon to Ray’s “Immune* " "Colonel P. H. Hay. commanding Third Regiment, Drilled States Im munes, Savannah. Ua.: The heroic course of yourself atut officers and cheerful response of your regiment to the call to meet at Santiago a Tar more dreadful enemy than Spanish arms wilt be gratefully remembered by the government and all Americans. God protect you. j. R- GORDON." German Heroes In the Present War. The German-American sentiment has its idols In the present war—Shatter, Schley and Schann. There are no bet ter or more patriotic cltixens In the country. Trade Follows The Flag AND—r- BUSINESS GOES—, —WITH HERALD ADS. LKOAL NOTICE L fcMihw?*aa?M»**totoito , Ma(MIto|ll,l, 1 to |ll,l,w w , » to qwi fto ***to*to Ato*to*to ** At* A?* to a?***?* M*tog*Hto*» w tsto? * **w*?*to t*?'**S*(totN* a**n I** ?,*.?*-( * ? n *(. n ***? to**W#Mlg Vtk* *? , . >w mtitr. *1 Ilk? g***rtkf «to.tto>to ; ,_ 1, . if, ~a * (be . , nrra | , Je? 11’ *% «r ****** *b*ll be fit'ed by •pp»W(HMN>t ! Janus'V • flier (be general sltrtwto oe*“ prat *fl#r tbe eaptraiwm *** tw*r?T **?“• i that th? *u* *?*?< for *ll Incumbent* i m..n for IMS. tow tbe full term of four I g*c (. R* it further enacted by *u . »f.we**l4 That wherever lh» , •be ve proposed amendment* to tbe Constitution • trail he ngrevd to by tw*»- thirda of lb* member* elected to #*ch of sh* two hou**a of the 1 ieberal Aa pembiy. (be G*v#*n»r ahalt. abd he te hereby authorised and instruct??! to cause aatd amendments (o be published m nt least two ne**p*p*r* tn cacti eaa greatomal district tn thl# State for the period of two moßlha nett prcicdlng the time for'holding the next general election. gt}., g. ft* It further enacted by the authority af< reaatd.Tbat the abov* pro. po«ed amendment* shall he substituted for ratification or rejection of the elec tors of this state *t the next general election to be held after publication, a* provided for la th* fourth section of thl* Art. In the several district* of the Stale, *t which election every prr**« ■hall he qualified to vote «h > la enti tled to vote for member* of the Gene ral Assembly All perron? voting at aatd election IB favor of adopting the proposed amendment*, or either of them, to the Ormatßutlon of this Siate. shall have written or printed on their ballots the words: "Fcr ratification of the amendment of paragraph 2 of sec- | tlon I, article f of the Constitution (for election of Judge* of Superior Court* by the people), "For ratification of aimrdment of paragraph 3 of section S of article * of the Constitution” (for election of Judge* of Superior Courts by the people), "For ratification of amendment of paragraph I of section II of article ( of the Constitution" (for election of Solicitor* General by the people). Ard all persons opposed to adoption of said amendments, or either of them, shall have written or printed on their ballots the word*: "Against the ratification of paragraph 2 of *ee- U,m :t of arttcle 6of the Constitution (agotxist election of Judge* of Superior Court* by the people). "Against ratifi cation of the amendment of paragraph 3 of section 3 of article *> of the Consti tution” (against election of Judges of Superior Courts by the people) "Ag ainst ratification of amendment of par agraph 1 of section 11 of article 8 of the Constitution” tagainst the election of Solicitor* General by the people). See. 6. Be It further enacted by the authority aforesaid. That the Governor be, ond he is, hereby author ized end directed to provide for the submission cf the foregoing proposed amendments to the ConMtitutbn of this State to a vote of the people as requir ed by the Constitution of this State in paragraph 1 of seetton 1 of arttcle 13. and by this Act: and if either be rat ified, th*' Governor shall, when h? as certains such ratification from the Sec retary of State, to whom the return? shall be referred tn the same manner as in case of elections for members of the General Assembly, to count and ascertain the result, issue his proctamn iion. for one Insertion, In one of the daily papers of this State, announcing such result and declaring the amed ment or amendments ratified. Sec. 7. Re It further enacted by the authority aforesaid, Thot all laws and parts of laws in conflict with tbs Act be. and the same are, hereby repealed. A pproved i Vcemher 21, '1897. Now, therefore, I, William Y. Atkin son. Governor of said State, do issue this my proclamation declaring that the foregoing proposed amendment to the THIS IS IT sr- ■ W-” W*>* lAßtoto 9j# A j FOR EARLY FALL ! Hi IB ALL SHADES $3.00 Just Arrived. DORRS Tillering, Half, l uirmhmgv. t are many kinds cf chocolate on the mar one best. that and use it in our soda, if s the best you ever tasted. You’ll think so when you try it. 5 cents. Ice cold, j I Our Chocolate is The talk of the town Faraliy T < k#to U for #• oooto— j Bicycle Parties C Will find oot p!at» s d*!igbtf«! I on? u, ret. H**:?r ►toaS awr ) and t ream? U(*> C»n I b# f mad*. J A Delicious y Plate of Cream < Our* mad* of pur* l r#«« and F frw'ii Fmti9. A * ,l “ J u» is •*!€• Ctmm aSudg. ** L AlfiaiierDru&SNCt. ( urn BROAD BT. \ ADIiDsTA. GHORGIA. \ Send us your X (»noeriptkwi to fill- / AA^/H/VvnAn/vH TO ZEtEHsTT- From October l*t. 1«W. the premia* at present occupied by the Irt.h-Amer- Ican Dime Saving* Bank at 817 Broad Street. Centrally located and well «dap u-d for most any kind of )>u*lne*». Apply to P. M Mulherin. Secretary and Treasurer, 817 Broad St. PORTNBR’S MOFBRAU and VIENNA CABINET brands of Export Beers ARE THE BEST AbK FOR THEM. NEXT TIME YOU HAVE A HEADACHE USE Land’s Headache Capsules Made Only By HOWARD A WILLETT DRUG CO. Constitution is hereby submitted for ratification or rejection to the legal vo ters of the State at the general elec tion to be held Wednesday, October 5, 189 S. W. Y. ATKINSON. Governor. Hy the Governor: F. E. Callaway, Private Secretary. , AVtV STtO BBKAYSFOOD. i # $»-#► tort • $ tow* . a ««*■*- «#to •**? * i - CAROELOE. Druggist THE BEST N ( RVE TONIC ! r irr .muil fit m t» *****4 \Am •» ? sp- # Am* ■ # 4hmm# «ms#99 <Nl4Wff totfcrl frr .#S'ft «f 100 M #9s's4 0k 00409* m jr. | , to* >O.ll j:i„iiiir ; l>i:l <4M9 04 OPN44 CARDELLE. o»ugg»*t 4711 COLOGNE 1 f>oo 004 *»*#%» 901 0- I -l| i< % 10494, • 4099 04 40 #9440 4 ! tt* ?«§ mmm m r tm **** hmtt- ii m 9*m - CARDELLE. Cruggitt 0904 t I9LO mmmm *+ ****** **•* ** ***** •♦•ip *0 §»»*» tmm ******* ~a t . *_<•# S|k49o4 l< ■ «•»- I'*#io<o. 0990H|<* <i4i«9iirMJt f>i mm. L. A. Gardelle. Dtuggisl. Tie Aflgnsta Herald LmH Brtclleil ail lit B it liiißP FrtliiW H I Tin Sis in QUiriEST TtLFJ'iIAPn Xlf< Tilt NEWS OF THE WORLD WHILE IT IS NEWS. 13 TO IB lUU Uo AHEAD OP OTHER GEOROIA AND * SOUTH C'AR"LIN.V PAPERS. «*-! nail ni CONVUCE TCHT PROF. P. M. WHITMAN, 209 7th St., AdkosU, Gl 6t v ES FREE EYE TESTS hr *ll drtetto m (igln. grind* tb* prapv gta.?*? tot W*k- H i NTs them Lent** cal into your firm* while yoa wait FREE OF CNARbE, SPAIN IS DKFEATED. Again have the boys who wear the blue whipped th# Spaniard* and plant #d the Star* and Stripes on foreign soil, and again haa F. G. Merttna de feated high price*. Rook at this: 15c. Necktie* 19c. 75c. and |1 Shirt 50c. Suspender* .., 25c. • (8.00 Trouaer* ’...• SB-09 A full line of celluloid collar* and cuff? Just received. F. G. Mertlna, $24 Broadway. Paine, Murphy & Co. COMMJtBION MKRCHANTO. BC'3FeyDolllsSt=TeleplloD6i^.^ , 1 male Letted Vi ir#» Ltiect to New York Chicago aad New Oriean*. Order* executed over our wire* for Colton. Stock*. Dotid*. Groin and Pro. vision* for cosh or on margin*. Local ■ecuritle* bought end sold. Reference* -National Exchange Bank of Auguata, or Mercantile Agenclea. ion TO LOAN. In any sums desired from SSOO upwards, in straight 3 and 5 years time, or on IO years time, payable in equal annual instalments. Lowest rates of interest. No expense to borrower except the usual attorney and record fees. No delay in getting the money. Alexaiier&Joliison Agent* Scottish Amerit»n ' Mortgage Company, 705 Broad St