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. mm rr— UNION BECOME*. MILLEOCEVILLE, OA-, SEPTEMBER ft, ltt* WITHIN THE OTVHERE’S HOWE (BY MISS DIDDY) 'VOLTAIRE, A MASTER VIRTUE A ride for about five miles on tho STAYING POWER new Macon rood, back home and a -- gun- > f bridge was my program one Frequently a reader encounters eve nine lust week. I could not be- these two words: ‘Voltaire said.*’ Icive my eyes when I saw this new ... I always read what follows; road. All the months of waiting sometimes I do not understand it, have been worth it for now we can occasionally I disagree, but always at !ea*t tnke a ride on Sunday after- 1 recognize a master mind and hand. nonp< o’*: of the dust. Some will not read him; they I prefer to do my shopping at home have heard he was a moan and fool- so I won't use it to go over to Ma- *'h little mun. On the contrary, he con, although it will be nice to take so unusual that he is still en- the ride. couraging or distressing his fellow men. I :.m glad to hear that Miss Leni If you rrad of Napoleon you soon j Moore is improving and will soon re- note he had a gooW deal of respect turn to her >tore. With the fall for Voltaire. You nave undoubted- season n. aring I 'll ink she should !y heard of Frederick the Great, who hurry home *.o help thi*‘c slaves of had the advantage of being a king fashion with their new fall bonnets, to start with. Voltaire was a much smarter man; he has had far greal- M.. I hn■ Shinholster and his cr influence on the world. In spite chiilining bride ;|rc back at their <>f faults inevitable and natural in Indian I-Iund farm near Milledgc- any human machine, Voltaire canu- villv. Mrs. Shinholster as Miss Me- nearer having intelligence than any Henry was a charming member of other living organism, the >oc:al contingent in Madison and j give him no credit; he simply has many friends throughout Geor- had it. Instead of being born a piti- gia As a relative of Mrs. France- f u j fool, he was born with the world's Ferguson she will find a cordial wel- greatest mind. Some of the fammi com from the people of Millcdge- prophets were weavings compared v *H p * 'to him; Mahomet’s personal history * ' convicts him frequently of being an yi - Lucy Harding has gone to as :—indeed, I know of no great .V. v V • where she will teach this mystic among rulers who had a realy winter, a piece of news that interest good mind. all of U-. Lucy is a clurmin* an.i : v „ lta!re „ 0 „ llis fairly as nttr.i tn, youiu lady an,I her many ,, v „ lutioil . every ?cho |ar ha! a d,l. friend, here wish for her much sue , hjm u End givi . cess. She will prove an c* " •eprt • ntati-? of the south conduct the world has decided is good. The dictionary gives some pages to the word virtue, but it all condenses into this; a high average in fairness, honesty, industry, tem perance, usefulness in small or great ways, and thrift in health and busi ness. And the lowliest of us may profit from the practice of virtue. in the staying powers we have for the monotony of little things that make up the on ghard Beige of liv ing and behaving creditably.” . . . This, it seems to me, is wise, bad I encountered it in Emerson or Aristotle, I should have been moved no more than 1 was by this utter ance of one of the plain people of 19211. GEORGIA R. R. CLAIM AGENT IN CITY TUESDAY Mr. C. U. Hammett, Claim Agent of the Georgia Railroad with head quarters in Augusta, was in the city Tuesday. His duties to settle claims against the road are intricate and settlement with the claimant j,! ly always agreed upon. He J? here often, and he always give. " 1 receive, a cordial welcome ' “ BARGAIN—Hen— 602 S. W«y n , F*r Sale. Sw J. L. Sibley. \ t I have received many letters in a single delivery of mall and not one of real interest; blit I received one today that caused me to take no tice. “That heroics of human life," said the writer, "do not consist in . j.t c'tacular circumstances; in great deeds or in the taking of cities, but DUST PROOF FORD—Gaoc Scdat Ford for Sale at W. r. Robin..-n' Garage. J. L. Sibley. It. j; ( (it (i , v fi|! . . This long introduction to a q beauty, but for her swctt'p'M-omiliiy! 1 tation from Voltaire J just c-nco quu- kir‘ The addition of the h «n Milledgevilles streets, adds much interert t; Milledgeville. The y.>un z .'udies !n their hurry to shop gives Milledgeville i busy atmotphere ai d increase, the life of the town. Children back in school. What nil interesting time in their lives. I rc-t? them with books hurrying to the two schools and it brings back many fond recollections to me. Elizabeth Fraley told me tho other day she had heard (from Righton Brown and she is thrilled to death with Atlanta and married life. High- ton live* out on Ponce de Leon Ave., in an apartment and house keeping is the biggest thrill of her life. Alice Hall rushed in from Europe and war out again for Miami to teach next year. 1 don't think Alice even ding: equal; but it is not birth hut virtue which makes them so." In the gross aentimentalbm of cur conversation and reading the declaration that we are all equal is a favorite; but remember that a man really able to think says you ere only equal to another if you have his virtues. And virtue is a simple word; it means a high average in the rort of had 1 . give of hei perienec-s. Every time 1 saw her the w.T- in a rush. Emily Hall has gone too, so Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hall are left alone again to wait for Christ ina?. when their children will come down for the holidays and the fami ly circle completed again. May Moore has gone to Kentucky where she will spend the winter in Danville, and study at Center. She is to live In the home - f Di nnd Mrs Cowan. May is one of the r.eeiest and mi..-t attractive young girls in Milledgeville, nnd she will be missed from the group of eub-debs in Mil ledgeville. May, Frances Bono, Har riett Campbell and Geraldine Reid were almost inseperable and this group will not be complete without her. Mr . Lamar and Miss Lei in w soon have a finished home. I r.otic it the other day in pns*irr. If Y completely changed thl: block a will be one of the most attract! little bungalows in the city. The Ltgion benefit bridge will be an interesting event this week. 1 sure an interesting group of people will be there and 1 am looking for ward to it with a great deal of inter- TOOK SODA FOR STOMACH FOR 20 YEARS “For years I teok roila for ge tion and stomneh gar. Then 1 tried Adlcrika. One bottle bro complet. relief.*'—Jno. B. 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