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PERSONAL - - - and SOCIAL HIS FIDDLE. His tender, sweet life-story's told — At lasi he's solved the riddle! He'lj ask <-m not for harps of gold: He'll only want his fiddle: ’Twas faraway for him to roam An’ eyeß with teardrops glistened: When he was playin' "Home, Sweet Home,’’ 1 know the angels listened. Seemed like that music, thrillin’ far, * A heavenly touch was given, Sweet as the Kingin’ of a star Heard in a dream o' heaven! An echo came of unseen wings As o'er the last dark river; A strange, sweet tremblin’ o' the strings— And they were stilled forever. But in that higher land an’ fair Where now he read's LJte riddle, Perhaps they'll need his music there An’ give him back his fiddle! Frank L. Stanton, In Uncle Hemus' Magazine. • • • Mrs. J. R. Mangbam is visiting rela tives in Wadley, Ga. • * * Hugh Symmes is quite ill at his home on Grant street with fever. • • • Miss Virginia Boyle continues quite 111 at her home on Carpenter street. * * * Mrs. C. B. Porter and children, of Douglas, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. VV. E. Porter. 0 0 0 Mrs. Thomas Fuller leaves today to spend some time with relatives in Beufort, S. C. t * . Mr. N. Emanuel returns today from New York, where he has been spend ing several days. ... Little Miss Elise Symmes left yes terday to spend some time visiting relatives in Wilmington, N. C. * * • Mrs. Harry Cassil, of Hawkinsville, is spending some time in the city and is at present at The Oglethorpe. ... Mrs. D. M. Beggs and little daugh ter will arrive in the city the latter part of the week to reside. Miss Beggs will be welcomed to the city by her many former friends and she ■will be a valuable acquisition to Bruns wick's social and musical circles. Tornado jj Protect Your Homes With FIRE mo TORNADO INSURANCE Hoyt W. Gale & co. Cumberland Island and Fernandina, Fla. SCHEDULE LEAVES 8:30 DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY. RETURNING, LEAVES FERNANDINA AT 2:30, ARRIVING IN BRUNSWICK AT 6:30. SUNDAY, LEAVES FOR CUMBER LAND 10:30 A. M.; RETURNING LEAVES FOR BRUNSWICK 4 P. M. J. B. WRIGHT, Manager. CONEY & PARKER COAL AND WOOD B*ICK, LIMB. CEMSNT, PLASTER HAIR, SHIN4LU AN* LATHS L stwsa PIPS, OH I M NUT FLUBS FIRS BRICK ANS FIRS BUUT I*. , BUU&MI PMOMS m i Mrs. Miller Nightingale artfo children and Mrs. W. J. Butts left Sunday night to spend some time in Trion N. C. * * • M<ss Joe Nathans has returned from a several months’ visit to Mrs. T. M. Hall In Milledgeville, and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kenan In Statesboro. • • • Mrs. E. H. Houseman has returned from a delightful visit to Macon and New York. In the latter city she took a special course in vocal music. • • Miss Mallie Mershon has arrived in the city from Waycross and will reside here in future. She will con duct a boarding house in the large house at 401 G street. Miss Allie Jones returned to her home in Macon Sunday night after a delightful visit to Mrs. E. C. Marlin. Miss Jones is popular among a large number of friends in the city and her visits are always enjoyed. • • • Mrs. Ed. Burdette, of Savannah, spent Sunday in the city the guest of her daughter, Mrs. John C. Stiles. She returned Sunday night and was accompanied by Miss Berry Burdette, who has been spending seme time in the city. • • • Mr. Shelby Smith, of the Atlanta Journal, who has been in the city for a few days, returned to Atlanta last night. He will return Sunday, how ever, accompanied by his family to spend a week on St. Simon. • • * Several box parties have been form ed to attend the performance of “Un der the Greenwood Tree" at the Grand tomorrow night. Miss Davis, who Is the star of the company, is very pop ular in Brunswick and it is expected that she will be greeted by a large house. FOLEYS HO^TAI ’r *r.lm jrtt. JTm malm'ti FOR SALE. PHOSPHATE ROCK WASH BOAT— Length 64'5”, width 20’, depth 7 6", draft 4'2". “Ames” Horizontal 10" by 16” ringine, Cylinder Washer 18’ 6" long, 6’ diameter. One S” Morris Iron Works Sand Pump, direct con nection to engine and other equip ment. 60 H. P. Horizontal return Tubular Boiler. Duplicate parts. Address Planters Fertilizer & Phos phate Cos., Charleston, S. C. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1908. THEY HAVE COME NEW CHOCOLATES (Fresh from the factory.) FRESH MARSHMALLOWS. PE T ER'S SWISS CHOCOLATE PRIZE POPCORN, (Children's Delight.) FRESH CHEWING GUM. Phone to 6 4 6. Thomas Lloyd, Harper Broa. Otd Stand. Why James Lee Got Well. Everybody in ’Janesville, 0., knows Mrs, Mary Lee, of rural route 8. She writes: “My husband, James Lee, firmly believes he owes his life to the use of Dr. King’s New Discovery. His lungs were so severely affected that consumption seemed inevitable, when a friend recommended New Discovery. We tried it, and its use has restored him to perfect health.” Dr. King's New Discovery is the King of throat and lung remedies. For coughs and colds it has no equal. The first dose gives relief. Try It! Sold under guarantee at Rose's Pharmacy. 50c tnd $1 00. Trial bottle free. The Old Raliwis SHOEMAKER U. L. JORDAN. When yeu want a good job go • Jordan, Corner Oglethorpe and Gloucester Streets. You can Depend upon Him. Shore Made to Order Corne Cured If you have any. B. L. JORDAN, Car, Oglethorpe •! Glouceeter. IGrandOpiraHousl WEDNESDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 2. FLORENCE DAVIS WITH ELLIOTT DEXTER AND PREMIER CAST OF PLAYERS The New York and London Success “Under the Greenwood Tree” Prices: Lower floor, SI.OO and $1.50; balcony, 75c; gallery, 25c. Sale of seats Monday 9 a. m. Brunswick Plumbing Tin Cos. SANITARY PLUMBING. Tinr.ers and Sheet Metal Workers. ALSO Repairs Stoves and Ranges of all kinds on short notice* ALL WORK GUARANTEED REGARDLESS OF SIZE. Our Prices Merit Your Attention. G. R. MILLEN, ,!*■ MANAGER. 1200 NEWCASTLE ST. PHONE 397. GREEK AMERICAN RESTAURANT OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Every thing to Eat That the Market Affords V. POLETES, PROPRIETOR. COR. GRANT A GLOUCESTER STS. M. B. GARDENER & COMPANY, i Blacksmith w and Horseshoeing I EXPERT WORKMEN ■■iianMnnßaamHi All Work Guaranteed PROMPT SERVICE 1416 RICHMOND Next to Telephone Ex.