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PAGE TWO OiuiniCbtion (it Lttftiurs and Registration of Voters. A PROCLAMATION By Ilia Excellency, Hoke Smith, Gov ornor. Executive Department. Atlanta, (la , August 1, 1908. Whereas, (be General Assembly, al I seaalon In 19U& proposed an /..tend instil to the Constitution of t .» State as «*t (orlb lu an Act ap l ■«d Auguat lit, 1908. to wit; An Act to amend Ibe Constitution of the State of Georgia by repealing mr< Uon l of article 2 of the Constitu tion of Ibis Stale and tnnerttog in lieu thereof a new section, consisting of nine paragraphs, prescribing tbo qualification! for electors; providing for the registration of voters, and for •lbnr purposes. Heotlon 1. Re It enacted by the General Aesembly of the Htnte of Georgia, and It Is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, that aectlon one of article two of ibn Constitution of this Ktatc be, and tbo aauie la, hereby repealed, amt the following aectlon, consisting of nine paragraphs, be Inserted lu said article In lieu tbeieof; Paragraph 1. After 'lie year 1908 alecliona by the people shall be b\ ballot, and only those persona shall be allowed to vote who have been Brat registered In accordance with the requirements of law. Per. i. Every male rltleen of this State who la a cttlzsn of the Unit' d Plains, twenty-one years old or up ward*, not laboring under any of thu dleabllltles named In Ibis article, and giosseaslng Ilia quallth aliona provid ed by It, shall he an elector and en titled to register and vole at any •leotlon by the people; provided, that no iioldUr, bailor, or inailim in tfc# mint my or naval **rvl< ♦*« of th# tTnltad Rtatrn •(tall the rights of an «I*< tor by reason of b#lng sta Uoitftl on (inly in thin Matt. Tar. ,1. To a poison to rug Istn and vot# at an y #l#« item by the poople, ho ohall hnvo in the State on»* yrai n< xt pratodUig the •lsdlnti nnd In the county In which hr oftio • i i<-’ft six mouths U'-sl pre eedn I).,- i-'i i lion, and idiall have past all la-< which may have been rsqul .il i t Mm luce the adoption of M i t cti >n of Georgia of 1877 tbs' i - n. . have bad an opportunity of p„ ; g a-jii'-ahljr lo law Suvh la i must have becu made at ,i « uionlha prior lo the election a 1 ,< 'i lu- offers* to vote, nicept e i , h i-ii-itlons are held within six ii .ha irom (he expiration of the l '.d by law for the jay incut of gu, ,i i a os. I'm i. Every male citizen of this {State i ell be - i titled to lugUter as au oh- tor and (o vole lu all electloua lu said Hlale who la nol (Unqualified under lAe provtalona us aectlon 2 of article 2 of this Constitution, and who po*»eaai*s (he qualiffi adona pre scribed lu paiayraphs two aud three of this section or who will puaaiti» them at the date of the election oc curring nest after hla legistsatlou, Cud who In addition thereto come* within elthei of (he clasaea provided for In (he five following edb-dlvlalons of (hla pa.agraph 1, All person* who have honorably served IB Uie land or naval force* of the I lilted Sia'e* In the Revolution ary wer. or In the war of 1112, or In the war with Mexico. or In any war with lbs lodiaus or In (he war be tween the States, or In the war with Apain. or who honorably served In the land or naval forces of the Con federate hlatoe. or of the State of Oeorgta In the war between the Mates, er I AU pel s*n« lawfully descended from those stuOraied lo the classes e*am stated In the subdivision uetl Shove or t. All pei sou. who are of good share tei. sad understand the dutlea and obligation* of clllienshlp under S Republican form of government, or d All persons who can correctly rest la the English language any par •graph of the Constitution of the United Stale* or of this State and correctly write the same In the Eagllah language when lead lo them by any one of the registrar*, and all persona who solely, because of phys ios! disability are unable io comply with the above requirement*, but aho call understand and give a reason able Interpretation of any paragraph of the Coaetitatlon of the United (Hater or of this State, that may be read to (bear I y any on* of the regie (rats, or A Any pel son who Is the ownat tn good faith In ble own right of al least forty acres of land situated lu this .State, upon which he resides, ot la the owner in good faith lu hi* ows ♦ • ♦ IN RECORDER'S COURT. • ♦ ♦ Thrfv were elgh* violator* Of the 460th weetlon ciudflrd b> Judge l*u quet Mocdav morning jMim Mile* colored dm wmif fJ of larceny Iroro the hou*,. «i .1 biuad over to the elty inar' He was alao iiii>ii SUM or Hti day* for loiter. Inc W T Joan, colored. waa bound t'lrr to the *u|>er!or court for forgety He pleaded guilty Barbara Hurt on a noarers borrow, ed TS r»*nta and forgot to return It The )udg> ante her Hi or 30 day* *we;ou»» Lott, a u<s o, «a> charted . . ' and S'.e/.d . taxation at to* value of five hundred dollars. I’ar. 6. The rlyh to re-.-lzter under sub-divisions one and two of para praph four shall continue only until January let, L2li Rut the registrars shall prepare a roster of all per»oni who register under subdivision* rm« and two of paragraph four, and shall I return the same to the clerk’* offie* of the Superior Court of their coun ties and the clerk* of the Huporlot i Court shall rend copies of the name ,to the Secretary of State, and It shall b the duty of there officer*- to record and permanently preserve these ro* ters Any person who baa been one* registered under either of the sub divisions one or two of paragrapl | four shall thereafter he permitted to . vote; prr vided, be meet* the require rc utg of paragraphs two and three of tLis section. Par. 6. Any person to whom the right of registration Is denied by the reglstrais upon the ground that be licks the qualifications »et forth In the five sub-dl visions of paragraph four, shall have the right lo take an appeal, and any citizen may enter a u appeal from the decision of the reg,- trars allowing any person to reglsie under said subdivisions. All appeal must, be filed In writing with the i lstrars within 10 days from the dr of the decision complained of an "ball be returned by the registrars ■ cj the office of the clerk of theKupeii it Court lo be tried as other appeals Car. 7. Pending au appeal and un fl the llnal decision of the case, the dginent of the registrars shall re 'Hiu In full force, I'ui. 8. No person shall be allowed u participate lo a primary of any p0..al ..al parly or a convention of any (hi leal party in this mate who la IV a qualified Voter. I'ar 9. The machinery provided by s fur the registration of force Oo ' i Ist, 1908, shall be used to carry ibe provisions us this section, ex where Inconsistent with same; Legislature may change or amend ■u> registration laws from lime to ;,me, but no such change or amend picul shall operate to defeat any ot lbs provisions of this section. Bee. 2 Re It further enacted, That whenever the above proposed amend ment to lh" Constitution shall be agiceil to by two-thtids of the mem "is elected to each of Ibe two bnu.'ius of the- General Assembly, and Uie name has been entered on their journals with the ayes and nays tak en thereon, the Governor shell cauau tniJ amendment lo he published lit at r t two newspapers In each Con • loual Ulstricl In ibis Stale for period of two months uext ptect-d --the time of holding the next gen ,ul election. .'-he I lie It further enacted. That bo wuuve proposed auiondiuout shall 1" submitted for ratification or re el lion to the electors of this Htais .it the next general eleotlon to he hi d after publication, as provided In the aucuud section of this Act lu the •eveial election disturb* of this (State, at which cleotlou every per son shall be qualineil to vole who la entitled lu vote (or member* of (he General Assembly, All persons vot , at ■ aid election In favor or adopt tha proposed ameudmenl to (he institution shall have written or , i lined on their ballots the word* Fut ainendmeul of Constitution, pro viding qualltlcatlon* ot voters,'' aud all pci Hun* opposed tn thu adoption ot said amendment shall have writ ten or printed on their ballot* the •oid*. Against amendment of (Jon i.union pi ending qualification* of v utoi a,’* Sec 4. Re It further enacted. That the Governor be, aud he la, hereby uiithniizi'd Hid directed to provide (or ihu aubniirelou of Ibe amendment proponed lu this Act io a vole us (he people, a* required by the Constitu tion n( tbl* State In paragraph one us section one us article thirteen, aud 1( ial tiled the Governor shall, when he i ertatu* such ratification from lh# -MH-retary of Stale, lo whom the to ol ua shall tie referred In (he man uor a* In case* of election* for mini er* of the General Assembly, to count and ascertain the result, Uaue bl* proclamation for one lusertlun In one of the dally paper* of tlita Stale, announcing such result and declaim* the amendment ratified Now. therefore, 1. lloke Smith. Gov ernor of said State, do Issue tbl* my proclamation, hereby dc, luring that ho foregoing proposed amendment .o the Constitution I* submitted for etlflcatlou or rejection to the voter* f the ,Btate qualified to vole for lernher* of the General Assembly al I he general election to be held oa Wednesday. October 7th. tJOS. HOKE SMITH, Governor. By the Governor; HUMP COOK. Secretary ot glala. «lth committing a misdemeanor Wit c>»*e» ton!tlfvl that they bought dope It"tu him. The policemen were wit . tirftsea to the trauaactlon He wan bound over to the city court Marla Houston, a negreaa, was 1 J charged with Vlotattng the 460th sec i [lien Mlttle Itarla. a wltneaa. did not »eem to huow what It meant to ratae , het hand *i;d th, judge gate her $J a* a reminder Marla was convicted !and received or 10 dais lamt Back Thl* aliment t« usually riota-d by I rheumatism of the muscles of the! •mall of the back, aud ta quickly I cured by appitlng t'hgmner.'atn * Liniment two or three times a dgy J aud nu.**gging the parts at each ip . idicatlou. *\>t sale by all druggtm . ThLbbntHlANii HIVE JSLir DAY Large Attended the Services in the Morn inf; and Afternoon. Radiy day at the- First Presbyte- I rlan church Sunday was appropriate jiy o< Icbrated by u large crowd at tending services In the morning and i afternoon. The Sunday school and i church co-operated lu (he work of the day and l)r. J. T Plunket, who | bar returned from his vacation, wan back again at hi* post and gave a met . ago of encouragement ut d good will, expressing at the same flute his sorrow over thu recent calamity caiiied by the flood. The church was decorated In elegant style, au tumnal flowers and leaves of red and gold giving a typical and seasonable aspect to the occasion for thla time of year. The Sunday school work In the morning was a event of much Import anc<- and several gelectloriß were rendered In excellent style. Mrs. Carpenter directed the music and the offertory, "The Lord In my shep herd," was sung by Miss Sara 8. Mil ler. The Rally Day greeting was given by little Miss Florence O'Brien, sifter which the Sunday Hchool class sung, "What are do tng for JeiUH.' Mr. E. B. Hook made the address of the morning and In his usual hap py manner he outlined the work ac rompllHhed by the Sunday school It ' a,costing In upbuilding the church His talk closed with the famous story of "Little Breech* H and It was very Impressive. MaJ. Geo. I’. Butler's address on the Sunday school was also one of > much Interest and he told the story of the institution from a time of j many years ago when 11 was eon- j ducted on Mclntosh street. This was 1 followed by other numbers of the program and the following Is a coni plete list. Ihe feature of which was Ihe address by Dr. R. L. Henry, of St John Bible cla.-.s; TheProaram. I’m er for Crndl-f Roll and Horn* Departments, by Asst, flupt. Henry | Kitsch. Brlel reports by officers. Kxerolses by Beginners' Depart meat. Hong. No. HSo. Offering for Hundiiy School Mis sions tn the south. Prayer, by pastor, (all standing I "Growth—A Necessity In Nature und tn the Sunday Hchool,” by Mi John Phluliy. superintendent of th" First Baptist Sunday school Hong, by male quartet. The A II C. in Sunday c*- I Growth. ' bv Or II L. H.-iry, St. j John's Methodist Sunday school. Hong, No. t •• j Beading of Honor Roll, by Bee. John B. Whitney. Announcements. Officers' reports lor the day. God Be With You." Benediction. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnln • Tablets. Druggists refund money If It fail* to cute. F W. GROVES signature t#> on each box -nc. JULIET'S HOUSE BURNED. •\ lire loss that passed"* more than nsuraiice Interest for the whole world was Ihe burning of Juliet’s house tn Verona last week This was 'he pal ice of the Capulets. under whose hat my Romeo sighed his heart out to he daughter of his hereditary enemy. There was no balcony to the house and there was never any proof that H was the home of Juliet, but for more than two centuries It ha* borne the tradition and many thousands of tourists have gazed with a thrill up , n the walls and floors whereon this moat human of Shakespeare s women might have trod. It waa just ns well, therefore, to concede that It was Jo et's house and that the batcony mlgn have been removed by some owner In th" long past who we.s remodeling or Improving" ll for commercial purpov es This suggests that no account I* clven of the origin of (he sis FouM It have been that electric wires had where once the only electricity was ,I,*! which flowed from Juliet s eye* Was gasoline vapor admitted b> per mil or was it the good old time hon oreil hazard of "rats gnawing match es" that converted this policy of true love Into a mere insurance claim for adjusters to haggle over and Are mar (dials to pry Into - Insurance {ield. MRS. CLAUDIA HAINS* DIVORCE SUIT FILED AaVs For Divorce, Custody of Her Children, Counsel Feea find An Alimony. BOSTON Muss The papers in Mrs Claudia l-lhby Halits divorce »ult against her httaband. Captain Peter C Hiklns. charged with n murder of William K Ann* In N* v. York will Iw filed Monday with th judge sttitUK In the Queen* count• cou' 'n H'vrklvn. N The paper* will ask for divorce, for custody vs toe tw ihiidrvn, tor vvun sel fees and suitable alimony for the support of the wife and children This Information w*» obtained to d«v from Attorney Frederick I Nor ton of tuts city, counsel for Mr*. Haln* Attorney Norton *»'» "Mrs Haln* will fight for her children at anv not There ta no russon why we should not have the children. * BOUND TO BE A FAILURE. "I see by the papers that a man ha* married hi* cook," ■ Yes but that marriage I* hound to be a failure Anybody know* that a cook won t be contented In one place' \cry lous Detroit Five I’reaa. T T ’"r > ATTrtTTgi'rA TT^Tt/VLD US. HATCHER BO IT HARLEM SUNHIf HARLEM, Ga.—Mrs. Sarah Frances Hstcher, aged 79 years, died at 830 o'clock Sunday evening at the home of her son, Mr. W. B. Hatcher, after an illness of about a month. Mrs. Hatcher's husband died in JB6l, leaving her with eight small boys, which she reared In a commend, able manner. Mr Frank Hatcher was 'he flr«t to die, three years ago, fbl : lowed by Mr. Charles Hatcher, whose death occurred In July of this year. The remaining six sons surviving are: Mr. W. E. Hatcher and Air. C. J. Hatcher of Harlem; Mr. E. M. Hatcn er of Thomson; Mr. A. L. Hatcher. Mr. M. B. Hatcher and Mr. L. V. Hatcher of Augusta. Besides these she Is survived by two brothers, Mr. A M. Lezenby of Harlem, and Mr. G. M. Lazenby of Berzella. The funeral will occur Monday af ternoon at five o’clock from the residence of Mr. W. E. Hatcher, and will be conducted by Rev. Mr. Williams, pastor of the Methodist church, of which church she has been a devout member since girlhood. IN IRELAND. First Bicycle Crank —No. I never carry an extra ounce of weight on my maehlne—rot even a tool hag. Hecond Ditto—But suppose you break dovjn on the road and have no tools?" Blrst B. C.—Oh, that’s easily ar ranged. I carry them In my pocket.— Tld-Blts. West End Local News Mrs. H. A. Templeton, of Blythe, G:t . spent Sunday in the city with Mn Alollle Harris on Battle Row. A business meeting of the Epworth League of St. Lukes church will he held Monday night and all members are earnestly requested to be on hand, as this is (he time to elect of ficers for the ensuing year. Mr. and Mrs. F. K Gray, of low er Watkins street, have moved to Walton Way where they will make iheir home In (he future. Mr M. A. Green, a former Au gustan, but recently residing in NIGHTS OF UNREST No Sleep, Ne Rest, No Peace for the Sufferer from Kidney Troubles. No pence for the kidnpy sufferer — Pain and distress from morn to night. Get up with a lame bark. Twinges of backache bother you all day. Dull aching brenks your rest at night, Urinary disorders add to your misery. Get nt the cause- cure the kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills will work the i cure. They’re for the kidneys only— Have made great cures in Augusts. (' E. Templeton, living at 41S Wat kins St.. Augusta. Ga., says: "I have no hesitancy t> recommending Doan's Kidney Pills My kidneys were so very weak and active that I had *o pass ihe secretions from six to eight time* every night. My hack ached and pained m? nil ihe time and morn ing would he so lame 1 could hardly dtess myself. I used severl remedies for my hack nnd kidneys hut It was Doan's Kidne- Pill* that gave me most relief and benefit. Since 1 used ' them I do not have tn get up at night. Ihe secretions are clear, my pack Is strong nnd I can rest well at nigh'. I procured Doan’s Kidney Pills at Green ar l Horsey Drug On., and they ! are Ihe best kidney remedy l ever i used." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foil r Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York sole agents for the United States Remember the name—Doan's—and take no other Your Neighbors Can Tell You No doubt, if you yourself don t know, of many marvelous cures of Stomach, Liver, Blood and Skin affections that have been made by the use of Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery, for it has a most successful record of over 40 yeart. These GURUS embrace also many bad cases of Weak Lungs, lingering Goughs, Bronchial, Throat and Lung affections, some of which, no doubt, . would have run Into Consumption, had they been neglected or badly treated. He don't mean to say that the “Golden Medical Discovery" will cure Consumption when fully seated, but It will strengthen weak lungs, improve digestion, and make pure, rich, red blood thereby overcoming and casting out disease-producing bacteria and giving robust, vigorous health. All particulars about the “Discovery,” its composition and uses, in Common Sense Medical Adviser, 1000 pages, revised up-to-date, sent for 31 cents, in onc-cent stamps in cloth covers, or 21 cents for paper covered, to pay cost of mailing only. Or send post card request for free booklet Drklad Dr. «eree‘a staad* f4a XavaJida' Motel and Sar tr.el biiitnt* at Bvtfelo. tier cugftf.v •.•Birr »d and wrfA a ST»fT •f Skilled speclaJurfa to treat ft* mere Jlmoult otter */ CVmlc drrsa.ee* vrgather jwyu/rtag bird let] or Surgfotl skill tor tkstr cure Seed for free IST A CUD.T OOXDM HOOK. i \*A m \k \\ > \V Charlotte, N. C., in expected to re-’ turn lu a few days and make his home with Mr. Candler Walktns ot Summerville. All members of the Board of Stew ards of St. Luke's church nr urgi-nI ly requested to meet at the home of Mr. W. H. Goodwin's, corner Frank and St. Luke street Tuesday night as the end of the conference year is near and some important business will be transacted. Junior Order Council No. 81. cor ner Broad and 7th street, will de bate tonight the following: Resolved "That Whiskey has hi en m ir< des tructive lo the counity than war." Affrmative Messrs. J. F. Henderson and M. J. Bowyer; negative, Messis. J. L. McAlhaney and C. o Temple ton. All membets of the order es pecially Invited. Revival services began Simda" flight at Berean Baptist church with Rev. Lee Toomer in th" pulpit. It Is not known how long the services will continue, but is: expected (hey will go through this week. CASES ASSIGNED FOR SEPTEMBER COURT List of the Cases aud When They Will Be Tried. Judge Eve assigned the following eases for the Hoptember term of the city court. The court will convene Monday, October iltlh The cases are: Monday, Kentucky Fuel Co. vs. P. J. Rice. Southoin Suspender Co. vs. J. \V. Thompson and J.F. Shi«-7" -• James Boyd vs. C. & \V. C. R. R. Co. Geo. Thompson vs. City Council of Augusta. Merchantlle Jewelry Co. vs. L. Pearlman. J. T. Miler, et al vs O. \V. Dearce. Tuesday, M C. Holley vs Augus ta Railway & Electric Co. A. D. Krttzer vs. Ramsey and Chew. Cal lus Dennis vs. J. P. King MTg Co. Geo Mallet vs. Bryan Lawrence and .1 W. Lyeth. Morlten Jewelry Co vs. Richard De Florin Wednesday, Geo. Hatch vs. L. H Harper. Mrs. F. B. Pope vs. South (j-n Express Co. ,1. V. Duckw' h vs C. ti VV. C. R li. Co. Gustavo Hpetp vs t. i: Maxwell Lyons vs. C. & W. C R. K. Co. Thursday, A J Little vs Seminole Mfg Co. Union Savings Bank vs. H. M. Harvley Luther Graham vs. Western Union Telegraph Co. An guata Cab nnd Transfer Co. vs. Ca bio Piano Co. M E Blackmore vs. W. Etlw. Platt, estah to World’s Dispensary Mf.dical Association, Dr. R. V, Pierce, President, No. 663' Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are halt in size but great in gentle acting sanitary results; cure constipation. ASK YOCR neighbors The Lady and tjie Trolley Car A CURRENT STORY It was Sunday evening and on a Summerville car outward bound. The ' shades of night were falling fast and a large crowd packed and jammed the platform and aisle. One of the old est and most careful conductors on I the road was In charge, but he had a hard time handling Ihe situation j properly. At Fifteenth | street a part of the crowd, including three ladies, left the car and consequently it was standing still tor a period of fully'half a min- ! ute. Despite this fact just as the car had made a good start a laxly occupy ing a comfortable seat sudiltuily arose and signaled the conductor to stop the car. He did so, calling out the station. ■‘lndeed, sir," said the lady, "I wiil not get off here. I wanted to stop back yonder and as I have more time than money I'll just stay on here till the car comes back there." Her tone was forbidding. The con ductor did not dare lo reply and there was nothing else to do but go on. It was just about the time that the elec tric current has been in the habit of going off tor an hour or so and two gentlemen nearby, perhaps with mal ice aforethought, commenced discuss ing it. "It’s just about time for the current ; to go off," said one. "Yes." replied the other: "I doubt if we'll get to the top of the hill be 'fore the car stops." The lady was visibly affected. She [ moved easily in her seat and her ex presslon rhanged t 0 one of anxiety. The two men continued their conver "sation. I guess when it goes off we'll be stuck for a hour at least.” said one. “Reckon so,” said the other. "Hold on conductor, stop this car." fairly screamed the lady, "I want to get off here, quick." THE “LOWER THREE RUNS FARMERS’ CLUB," NOT “UPPER” Upon request of Dr. VV. E. Meal ing, The Herald corrects a mlstpk-* that was made last week in an arti cle about the "Upper Three Runs Farmers' Club." He states that the name of Ute new organization is "Lower," Instead of "Upper Three Runs." Dr. J. E. Ore, ne will attend on If You Don’t Know MONDAY, OCTOBER 5. She walked five blocks back home. The men rode on. The car service was never better, but the lady pas senger decided it was best to take no chances. LETTER TO BRYAN LAWRENCE. Auqusta. Ga. Dear Sir: Suppose you are buying 25 gallons skim milk a day of a neign bor t feed to hogs for $1.75; 7c a gallon, a fairly close price. ts he wants more money and you won't pay it he can put-in 1-4 water and get for his milk 9e a gallon—not worth while to cheat for 2c. If he putn-in 1-3 water, he gets for his milk lOr a gallon—that’s better. If he puts-in- 1-2 water, he gets for his milk 14c a gallon—good price. If he puts-ln 2-3 water, he gets for his milk 21c a gallon—Counts-up. If he puts-in 3-4 water, he gets for his milk 28c a gallon—that’s business, so long as the hogs will stand It. Which will he do? There are over 200 paint-manufac turers in the United States, making paint in all those ways from pure to 3-4 whitewash; 8 make it pure; 200 put-in front 1-4 to 3-4 whiting, china clay, ground stone, barytes, benzine, nnd water. They get whatever they like for their "paint”—it's all railed "paint." Skint milk isn't any too good for hogs; let 'em take their water sep arate. Paint takes care of your prop erty; keeps it dry: better put it on strong, not diluted with whitewash. Devoe is the strongest there is: least gallons to huv and brush-on: least money for both: least cost: wears longes; because It's the strongest. Yours truly IH F W DEVOE & ro. P S.: Alexander Drug Co. sell our I paint. next Friday a meeting of the new club, with a view to admitting them into membership with the associa tion. To Drive Out Malaria And Build Up The System. Take the* Old Standard GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILI* TONIC. You know what you arp taking. The for mula Is plainly printed on ♦■very bottle allowing it is simply Quinine and iroe in u taatelesa form, and the most ef fectual form. For grown people and children 60c. |7 ~.