The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08

 | there Is an equal to the park anywhere in this section of the country. There are undoubtedly amusement parks in some of the Southern cities that show ] there is not one that is prettier. The new summer theatre that IS m course of erection vii compare iavof- ably with any such playhouse in the country. It will be modern in every respect and the stage will be large enough to accommodate any or the
 The people of Montgomery should certainly take pride in Electric i'ark. Nothing in Alabaiaa compares With lt. Birmingham and Mobile both nave n,se amusement parks but not on the elao- crate scale that is shown in Montgom- ery's latest park"
 Treatment for Rabies. said Police chief Taylor yesterday. The newest thing I have learned Is how the physicians of n modern h,ia. times
 T gained this knowledge when l took my son to Atlannta a day or two ago for special treatment. The Pas science seHn ms'noa %as tod sss tnsse that tho rs tient fig cured by the injection into his system of ,he rabii poison, en the principle that poison eradicates poison. At the Pasteur institute, they have hundreds of rabbits, and one of these rabbits. innoculated with the poison, is made to go mad every day. Just be- killed. A portion of it's spinal cord is cut out and from this the poison Is extracted for injection into the human patient This poison is at first in1eeted Tn feeble solution but it's strength is increased every day, until the patient gets the strongest solution by the twenty first day
 chief, "that 1t is A rare thing now to lose case. Out af several hundred cases, only two have been lost. and those because ;ne r..isf1s Wat1a Hesdp sdp | from my son. today and he Is getting along finely
 Church Revival at Tallessee.
 Rev A. R. Schramm. pastor of the Baptist church of Tallassee, was In Montgomery yesterday and reporcei most gratifying revival service :ust ended In his church. Fancher of Rome, Ga. There were thirty additions to the membership of ceived the ordination of baptism sun day afternoon.
 Mr. schramm will go with the dele gation from Montgomery to attend the Eleventh Annual Convention of the Southern Baptlsts. which will meet at Chattanooga Thursday.
 Hon. John T. Dale of Oak Hill. Will and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Massie Wilson MT. Dale Is well known to Alabamians for by his wise ana con on, Legislature he made friends in every part of the State. He Is always warm~ iv greeted on his visits to Montgom- cry.
 MT James E. Clarke, of Gulfport. Miss, formerly a citizen of Montgom- cry and assoeated soc ie wih Ths lsrAe AdveT wbo was i'll some time before he left Mont gomery has completely recovered his health and Is prospering in his new home.
 Major John G. Harris of this city will. by invitation, address the Con federate soldiers of Esesmbia eoun, old time barbecue will be given by the citizens of Pollard.
 Capt L. s. Munford. one Of the most the canebrake section. arr ..'ed in Mont gomery Sunday night . i'll. His many friends will wish h-m a speedy recovery.
 MT. J. W. Haygood will leave this morning for Cincinnati as q delegate to the Biennial Convention or the Com merciai Photographers Union of Amer lea, which convenes in that city to- morrow.
 MT. L. J. Mabry, Inspector of Agen. | cies for the Western Railroad. with Headquarters at Atlanta, was in Mont l gomery yesterday.
 MT. M. W. Glover. Chief Clerk in the | office of the Auditor of the Western | of Alabama Railway. spent yesterday in the city.
 Mir. c. K. Sharp of Luverne. Super | af ch ho VKy count. spent yesterday in Montgom- cry.
 MT. J. A. Prestwood. banker and influential citizen of Andalusia. is yis- iting Montgomery on business trip.
 MT, R. L. Scott of Fort Deposit was I9s was accompanied by Mrs. Scott.
 Messrs. c. B. Savage. E. c. Page and S. A. Wilson of Evergreen, were in town last night.
 Mir. Adolph HopenberE. a well known merchant of Wetumpka. Is in Mont gomery
 MT. M. A. Rabb, a prominent lawyer of Brewton' was In Montgomery yeS- Judge Samuel L. Brewer of 'Tuske- gee was a visitor to the city yesterday,
 MT g. c. Rrant, a popular travelling salesman of Savannah, Is In the city.
 Mir. H. l.. Brown. we'll known lum- | herman of Geneva. is in the city. MT. Hugo Friedman. well known l citizen of Tuscaloosa, Is in town.
 Mir K Kaplan of Enterprise was in Montgomery last night. l Mir. s L. Crook of Jacksonville, spent | last night in the city
 Mir J. L. Henderson of Troy was in | town yesterday
 MT. D. A May of Selma, is visiting | the city.
 Very Good ReaSOna. | Hartford Times Herald. One of our good friends came Tn ana l asked us why we were opposed to MT f Conner, We told him that we couid | not support a man who says m pIaih l language that if we did not elect "a Legislature that coincided with him m | his views not to elect him. We totd | him that we were opposed to one man i dictatorship. And we said turthetr