The Evergreen Courant from Evergreen, Alabama • 3

China. Docs your watch run? Bowles. Howies, July 20. Rev. I.

Ridgeway filled hi regular ap pointtnont at Brewer on Sunday, Orestes. Farmers aro about through work in this p.irt of llutlor and they aro smiling over thoir tiuo corn crop, and cotton is also very good too. J. F. Mixon and Miss Harh Page, of Starlington visited friends hero Sunday last.

R. Wright, of Manti visited friends near hero last Sunday. Several Noplc of this place at Greatest Jvly Bargain Miss Georgia Joy ner is visiting relatives at Beatrice. Little Henry and F.thol K'yser of Atmore, are spending quite awhile with thoir oousi.i, Little Miss Valeria Johnson. Marvin Mixon and George Suiter of Abbott, attended services here Sunday.

Miss Pearl Davis of Fatama is teaching a flourishing school noar here. Prof. Clarence Mixon of Abbott left Sunday for Orestes and will remain there quite a while teaching school. MissCorrio Joy ner will leave on Friday for McWilliums where she will spend a whille with her friend, Miss Julia Watts. Mizpah.

Will Kujr It It.u k. You acsiime no risk when you huv Choniliorlnin's colio, chohrH and Diarrhoea remedy. City dnm ett.re and Dr. Holland of Caaile berry will refund your money if you are not Bntitifled using it. It is everywhere admitted to be the most successful remedy in us fur bowel complaints and the only one that never fails.

It is pleasant. safe and relisble. ALL HEADACHES 2 CURED rROMlTLY ami no bad I Al all Drug Storcn CAPUDINE (Liquid) NOTICE. To my friends and patrons. I expect to finish my course in medicine and surcorv in City during tho first part of August and expect to return to r-i evergreen about Aug.

15th when I will resume my practice. W. F. Betts, M. D.

N. Y. City, July 10, 1903. Sale on Record. Everything going: at from 25 to 33 off.

Come and see and be convinced. Your money back if you are not pleased. Evergreen Mercantile Banking Company. -J TO FAMILIES Crops are looking fino in this 'niirt of tho country. iUurt Quigloy and wifo loft Monday for Georgiana where they will in futuro reside.

V. II. Duke mado a business trip to Georgiana and Montgomery las week. D. E.

Withcrington, wife and Lin, and Miss Ida Hawkins of spent bunday at this pi ace. i .1 Aims vuri iu uwisuh spuni nisi week with relatives at Eftie. Miss Gertrude Slocum. a (harming young lady of Opclika. is visiting Miss Ella Northcutt.

Miss Fannie Ellis spent last week with relatives at Burnt Irby Smith and Lumau Sin-quefield were among the visitors here Sunday. The many friends of little Ed ward Peagler will be sorry to hear he is quite sick with fever. Mr. and Mrs. P.

W. Somerall returned from Stallings, where they visited relatives. Countuy Cousix. Prom present prospects the largest crop known in this sec- Ition in many years win oo uar- vested this -fall. Especially is this true as to corn, peas potatoes, ot.p Cotton as a rule is not as large as might be expected, though fairly well fruited, and if casons continue favorable there will be a large yield of this crop this fall.

So far as known no Caterpillars or pests have appear- to injure the plant. W. S. House of Mill beat was heie yesterday. Mr.

House culti- A 1 vatea two acres in tomatoes mis year aud is "well pleased with his onnoCU Tl i CQT7Q OQt'Qr(! Vioil arly in the season injured the ines considerably but notwith- it. lie 1ms n.lrpnrl crn t.hor. and shipped more than 500 crates and will get as many more. He says there is good money in tomatoes. Attention is called to the advertisement in this issue of the Wilcox Mineral Springs and Hotel, Shuster, Ala.

This is a new health resort just coming jinto public notice. The water is said to contain wonderfulcurative properties, and the hotel is con-stanly thronged with guests. John V. Andrews, accompanied by Mrs. Andrews and Mrs.

Belleville, were pleasant callers at this office yesterday. Mr. Andrews reports excellent crops in the vtcinity of Belleville. 1BM (BUT FOI2 MALARIA. An epidemic of Malaria is sure to fob low the wet season and the high waters which have prevailed all over the South.

Malarial and kindred fevers will develope to an alarming extent General health conditions will be bad; every precaution should be taken. Tho SysUm Mutt Etpeeialty For titled to Resist Malarial Attacks. A trial of fifty years has demonstrate ed that for this emergency, Dr. Har-terla Iron Tonic has no equal. Iron is the fighting element in the blood, and the kind of iron supplied by Dr.

Har-ter's Iron Tonic is just the kind the system requires to successfully combat malarial conditions. Don't wait until you are attacked. Take it now and fortify yourself; it is an absolute safeguard and, at the same time, it is the best tonic and invigorant for the entire system. On the other hand, quinine disturbs the system and its cumulative poison begets greater physical troubles than those it is employed to remedy. Where a bad case of chronic Malaria already exists, take DR.

HARTER'S FEVER and AGUE SPECIFIC. It is guaranteed to cure. Price 60 cents. BUT If YOU WILL IRON TOMG you Won't Have Malaria. Price $1.

All dealers handle, or send to Db. Hakter Medicine Dayton, Ohio. Houston, Aug. 1, 1901 I hai need Dr. Harter'a Trfin Tnni.mtB.lf and ill ID fomllw tM nva tantv.nTA VPS fS.

D(i can heartily recommend it. I regard it as psrt.imilarly valuable to ward on malarial bud other fevers. J. H. HATES, Land and Emigration Frlsoo Line.

lunate (Jut abort ustlaMlil to feulM.) NEWS' OF THE TOWN. r.oi?oioitoip-oitoito.oot.ooiotJ Ilomomber tho election on Au-gust 3. D. J. Posheo was over from Cohassett this week.

Elisha Downing was up from Custleberry Monday. Mrs. Dr. Scott of 0 eor'iana Id tho guest of J. W.

Stwart. Kev. II. T. Strout is assisting in a revival meeting near Georgiana.

E. E. Newton attended tho Masonic picnic at Ronton on the 15th inst. G. W.

Salter, Sr. Has returned from an extended visit to Monroe county. Messcr? Posheo and Ilugghina were here Monday en route to Pensacola. Max Long has returned from a pleasure vacation in Baltimore and New York. Mrs- Chas.

P. Nicholson is on an extended visit to relatives in Selma and Montgomery. Rev. G. R.

Upton filled his regular appointment at the Episcopal church Sunday. T. A. Gantt and Sam Lonsr left this week for thoir summer vacation in Washington and Baltimore. Rev.

and Mrs. C. II. Motley have returned from a visit to relatives in EscambiaUounty and in Florida. George Stamps is now learning the "art preservative" in The Courant office.

He will make a pretty good "devil." Best line of toilet soaps in the city at the McCreary Drug Store. Mrs. D. M. Aldricb and daughters, Misses Pannie and Marietta Aldrich, of Jacksen, and Miss Nellie Daughdrill, of Marion, are guests of the family of B.

Ivey. Eevs. A. G. Mosley, and J.

W. Stewart, C. S. Rabb, G. R.

Parn-ham, J.T.Pincher, J. D. Stewart and S. H. Dean are in Troy at tending the Baptist State convention.

Dr. R. T. Holland, our next representative in the legislature, was up from Castleberry on Monday and favored this office with a call. Dr.

Holland has no fears but that he will be elected on August 3. We keep the most popular magazines for sale. Current issues always on hand McCreary Drug Store With half the women that get married they are too good for their husbands, and with the other half their husbands are not good enough for them. Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold. Laxative Bromo QuinineTablets cure a cold in one day.

No Cure, No Pay. Price, 25 cents. The Couraut urges every voter to go to the polls on Augusts. While there is now little doubt that Dr. Holland will be elected it is important that a full vote be polled.

Beasley of Gravella, will accept the thanks of the editor for a large luscious watermelon. It was of the "Pride of Alabama" variety and of very delicious flavor. Soldiers who served in the Indian wars prior to March 3. 1855; the Mexican war, or in the war of 1812, will find it to their intrest to communicate with the editor of the Courant. This signature Is on every box of the genutal Laxative BromoQumine Tablets tae remedy that auw eld in aV University Alabama- ESTABLISHED 1831 ENROLLMENT TO DATE 7,000.

JOHN. W. ABERCROMBIE, PRES. Considerm advantages offered, cheapest school in the South. Tuition free to Alabaniians; to non-residents per year.

Next session opens ednesday. September ytu For catalogue, write. R. Y. Nabors, University.

Ala- Foley's Honey and Tar cures colds, prevents pneumonia. tended meeting at Concord last Sunday. We have a flourishing school at this place now, being taught by Prof. J. M.

Mixon. G. W. Mixon attended lodge at Starlington last Saturday. W.

C. Pago mado a business trip to Georgiana Saturday last. I'igun. Jiint About. lleiltlmo Take a Little Karly Riser it cure constipation, biliousness and ljvtr troubles.

DeWitt'a Little Karly Risers are different from other iilg. They do not gripe and break down the mucous tnemlirane.8 of the stomach, liver and bowel, but cure by gentle arousing the eecretionw and (jiving strength to these oreads. Sold by City Drug Store. Strength and vigor come of good food, duly digested. 'Force' a ready-to-serve wheat and barley food, adds no burden, but sustains, nourishes, invigorates.

Cigar smokers will do well to remember that the McCreary Drug Store carries tho best 5-cent cigars in the city. Closing out. We are closing out all our summer Millinery Goods at reduced price, stock must be sold, as we do not carry anything over to anoher season. We have some excellent values in this line and it will bo money saved to you to call and see tho goods. THE FASHION STORE.

TURNIP SEEDS-We have a fresh supply of turnips and rutabaga seeds, and can supply them in any quantity desired. McCreary Drug Store. 41-tf Town warrant No. 2G0 for 1133.75 in favor E. G.

Stamps for 107 cords of wood, dated July 2, 1903, has been lost. Parties are warned not to accept same. E. G. Stamps.

Antloch Church. The noted singing society, led by Messrs. Andrew Thornly and Robert T. Bolton, met Sabbath, the 12th and regaled the large gathering by rapturous usic from the books, the Sacred Harp and Class Choir in the forenoon and afternoon. During recess at noon everybody was feasted with abundance of delicious vegetables, consisting of choice mutton, chicken and ap ple pies, cakes, and all varieties accompanying an elegant dinner.

On the Sabbath previous Rev. Thomas Bolton discoursed fervently to a large congregation. There was a baptism of an old lady, 77 years, Mrs. Nancy Amerson, in tho current of water just below the Tomlinson milL It was a spectaculum to behold the old lady stepping up to the creek alongside and supported by the aged pastor to be submerged. Afterward there was sacrament and footwashing.

Visitor. No man or woman In the state will hesitate to speak well of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tttblets afver once trying them. Thay always produce a pleasant movement ot the bowels, improve the appetite and strengthen the digestion. For sa'e by City drug store Evergreen Dr. K.

T. Holland laftleberry. MARKET REPORT. II not bring It to me tnd I put It In nrt- pilr. II you have no watch Let me m-ll ymi A GOOD ONK, guaranteed to keep perfect lime.

Sly tmk txiniplule. Watches and Chains Also Rings and Spectacles. J. II. DEY, Jeweler.

flock ami Jewelry carefully repaired. Encampment at Mobile. The first regiment infantry, A. N. Colonel R.

13. Du.Mont commanding, will go into camp at Mobile on Monday, August 3. The camp will be situated near the bay front at Monroe Park. "El Africo, Imported Porto Rican cigars at McCreary Diug Store, llemember the name and call for them! 4 1-tf. DIED Henry, infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry L. Shields, died on Friday night last, aged four months. Tho tender sympathy of all is enlisted in behalf of the young parents in the death of their first-born. Wanted 50 bushels of half ripe figs.

Will pay cash or trade. W. L. Hawkins. It is the girl that slips through a man's fingers just when he thinks ho has caught her that he keeps on wantiing to catch.

Thirty-five cents will pay for The Courant until January 1st, lfJ04. Lot us send it to you. Editor the Courant: After tho triumph so intensely felt by anti-dispensarians, attention is directed to the signification of dispensary and saloon. Philology is the science of words. The etymological signification of dispensary is from dis-pendere, to weigh and adjust accurately articles for the good of mankind.

God is a dispenser. Saloon, from salon, a public hall for -devotees of pleasure, beverage and games. "Time proves all things." and will determine which are best prohibition, saloon or dispensaries. DlSPENSAKIAN. Notice.

To the public generaly and my friends especially. I take this method of informing you that 1 am again with the Racket Store, the place to get your money's worth. No baits but every purchase a genuine bargain. One price to all regardless of color, race or circumstances. Don't make a mistake, but come to the Racket Store, west Front street, Evergreen, Ala.

Yours anxious to serve, 43 Wm. J. Stephens. Notice to Delinquent Tax Payer. State of Alabama, Conecuh Co.

To W. H. Byrd: The tax collector has filed in my office a list of delinquent tax payers and of real estate upon which taxes are due: you are reported as delinquent, and the following real estate reported as assessed to you, to wit: SE i of NWfc andSW iof NE Sec GTS 9. This is to notify you to appear before the Probate Court of said County, at the next Term there- of, commencing on Monday the 10 day of August 1903, then and there to show cause, if any you have, why a decree for the sale oi said real estate should not be made for the payment of the tax es assessed against you.and fees and costs. Give under My hand, this 20 day of July, 1903.

1''. J. Judge of Probate. 43, St. WILCOX MINERAL SPRINGS AND MOTEL SHUSTER, ALABAMA.

LOCATED on the Southern Alabama division of the Louisville Nashville. Railroad, in an exceedingly healthful section. New Hotel just opened for the accommodation of guests. rooms; table supplied with tho best tho market No uiuliiria; no moNiiiiitoeH. Waters contain Sodium Chloride, Sodium Sulphnto, Sodium fticarbonate.

Potassium Magnesium, Calcium. Iron and Silica. Curutive value is especially noted in Liver, Kuluev and Stomach troubles. Tho strini have come Into notice only recently, yet a number of remarkable cures have already beeu olluotcd utter surprisingly bi'icf'uBO of waters, us testimonials ubunduntly show. Rates of Hoard S25 ner Month.

$7 ner Week? special rate Water will be shipped to anv point at following prices: F. O. H. in barrels. 10c per lion; ball'barrels liftr; 10- or 12 tallou carboys lfioj fi-gullon demijohn at 20c per Kill-n.

I'rice of vessel, il 'furnished by proprietor, will be refunded when returned free KO! Ion tiom I'rice of carboys $2.25, demijohns 1.25. iiucks meet an trains, tree to guests, GEO. W. STUART, Proprietor. ONLY FOR WHAT YOU CAN BUY WITH IT.

If it brings Pleasure, Enjoyment, Happiness and Satisfaction to your family you are satisfied, arc you not? That is just precisely what it will fTOR.FQ HDr" A bring to them if you invest in a I VIaJLL UlVVJrViN You don't have to invest much either to pet this big return. You can buy a Forbes on easy monthly payments if you wish and have the orfun in your home while you are paying for it. Send us your address and we will tell you uhout it. E. E.

FORBES PIANO Montgomery, Ala. Represented in this territory by T. A. WALLER, Evergreen, Ala. ALABAMA GIRLS' INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL- ALABAMA.

SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 18. EXPENSES, $88.00. Location-Faculty 27 Teachers address M. PETERSON, President. LITERARY SCIENTIFIC COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL DOMESTIC PEDAGOGICAL MUSICAL ARTISTIC 1 a.

sx a ix cx JAIVHdD S.31IHM Healthful For Catalogue FRANCIS 1 puncluj1 xrc anos Corrected every Wednesday morning. Cotton lljc Chickens, grown, 25c Chickens, half grown 20c Chickens, friers, 15c Eggs, per dozen 10c Corn Meal per bushel 90c Corn, per J. 85c Dry salt meat, per llc Bacon 12jrc.