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this should be so. The Boston blonde boy is a wonderful twirler but so is Jeff Tesrelu. the seasons sensation in the National League. Wood has q strong ally in Ray Collins. bet no stronger than the great and onls Christy Matthevson. ~ho is to be Tcsreau running mate. And Stahl has no better rescue man than Me- Graw s tried and trusty Otis Crandall. Ii will te seen then, that while Stahl's pitching staff mag be the stronger combination for whole seasons work. New York is just as strongly tortified in the bex Tor short series.
 Neither can the explanation rest with the infielders. The experience, heavy hitting and superb fielding of Stahl at first base is all balanced bv New York's sterling doorkeeper Mer- kle. Heiney Wagner. who is one Of the greatest of all shortstops, does not add any more strength 10 the Sox infield than does Captain Larry Doyle 10 that of the Giants. And Her zog and Fletcher easily match Gard her and Yerkes
 The catchers haven't anything to do with the odds On Boston. tor Meyers and Wilson are enough letter than carrigan and Cady to give New York . decided advantage.
 Why, then, the odds? AnsNer-the oatfield Or, to be more accurate, Iris Speaker.
 The outer garden is the one section Of the Redhosed brigade that is un- ouestionably superior to the Giants. Speaker. Lewis and Hooper form the best trio known to the 5asttime. They cover more ground on fly balls than &ntry. Snodgrass and Deyore or Becker They are better also on ground balls. and as a trio they are better throWers notwithstanding that throwing is the long suit of the New York outfield.
 Not in either one of the three fields are the Giants equal to Stahl s men Individually, the men who guard the outer garden for the new champions are not the best, but col actively they form the most formid- able crew.
 Murray. the National League right field man, compares more faeorably with his opponent than do either Sr.tGgrass or Devore Murray is the fcsse ssor of what is widely rated to te the Lest throwing arm that is en- 9aacd in the thrilling process of cut. ting down runners at the plate; Hooper is some thrower himself. American League experts give him as high a rating in this department as either Cobb or Speaker. The player who gambles an attempt to score against either these mems mighty right arm always takes long chance.
 h fielding, Hooper is slightly fast ar, watches batters more closely; sl fits positions better and plays thG game generally in slightly more tin- iGhed fashion than Murray. Murray IS lar in the lead in the making of ling catches and all sorts of sensational plays, but Hooper per
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AT THE ARLINGTON-Mrs. J. F. Stokes, Monticello: H. VI. Wren. St. Louis: G. T. Morris, Chicago; R. F.. Stebs, Detroit; W H. Nixon, SteQh- ems; A. D. Matheny. Wichita, Falls; Brooks Faulk, Clio; W. G. Winters, Little Rock; J. A. Cohen, St. Louis i; B. A. Ragan. Chicago; W. N Hardis ter, Little Rock; E. q. Wilson, New Orleans; W. B. Statham, Jackson, Miss; s. NJ. Hutcheson, Mt Vernon; s. J. Harra, St Louis; z. R Elmer man, Clarendon, Ark
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W. L. Dewoody ],

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HI. F. Archer, merchant of Vest over, Ala, states: My boy had a severe attack of acute bronchitis. so severe he could no, get cut of be d for week; The first few doses of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Is kept cont nually in our house. It is perfectly safe and effective. W. l.. Dewocdy X Co
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SAVES LEG OF BOY

''1. seemed that my 14-year old boy would have to lose his leg, on ac- count of an ugly ulcer, caused by a bad bru se,' wrote D. F. Howard Aquone, \. c. All remedies and doctors treatment failed LII We tired Buckien's Arnica Salve. and cured him wioh one box" Cures burns, boils, skin erupt ons, piles. 25 cents at all druggists.
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G. \. Bahlau wen to Stuttgart and other points ncrth on the Cotton Belt tvesteraay in the interest of the Bah \ , lau Produce Company.
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Harris. D. N. Boyee, 5 A. Rosenberg. Fen oRbin5on. NJ Scanable, W. N Toney, Julius Schloss, Joan raGy, |. 4. VT eht and Haynes Gregory.
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ENTERrAINs At PATTY.

4 number Of friends were the guess
Of Mrs. George Drackert at her home
on State Line street yesterday after
noon and assisted in celebrating her
birthday anniversary The home was
profusely decorated in ferns and asters.
The ladies gathered at three o'clock
and INDUCED in music and needle work
until four o'clock when an elaborate
luncheon was served in the dining
room The following guests were pres
emit: Mrs. Ed Laws Of Crown Point
Miss Louise Ruschli Of Crown Point
Mrs. John Pleggie. Chicago. Miss Ruth
Huntly Of Grand Rapids, Mich, Mrs.
c. A Lockwood. Mrs. Harry Marganau.
Sr. Mrs Harry Marganau, Jr.. Mr.. w.
r. stewart. Mrs. A. NJ DeWeese. Mrs.
W. II. Clough. Mrs. G. E. belong, Mrs
Mary Hansen. Mrs. G. II. Mayes, Mrs,
II. Schoemaker Mrs. Lawrence Becker.
Mrs. A Wiegand, the Misses Florence
stewart. Leah Shroyer, Nina Adank.
Bertha an dBeatrice Hansen and
Beulah Drackert.
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GALL STONES,
COMPLEXION
INTESTINAL ATONY.

For years had been troubled with
pain in my side and had been told by
different doctors that / had sail stones.
One doctor after another had treated
me and advised me to have an oper-
alton. At last I happened to see Dr..
Leedy's advertisement and came to
see him When / told the doctor that
] had gall stones, he only smiled and
commenced my treatment The relief
became apparent almost at once and
in a very short time l was free from
all former Indications Whether the
doctor thought I had gall stones or
not, the relief was prompt and today I
am sound and Well
MRS. ALICE A. BAILEY.
"40S f. Calvert, St. South Bend, Ind. =
Let me say to you, (very coniden-
TALLY, Of course) that Mrs. Bailey new
er had gall stones. But she thought
she had, because SO many doctors had
told her so. That there are hundreds
of Just such cases. / am convinced. for
/ have many Of them call and tell me
the same story Usually these are
cases of intestinal atony, giving rise
to the salIow complexion, often. but
not always. pain in the side, tired, in
dolent and sleepy spells etc, some
times incapaciatating the patient for
work or business. These conditions
are Of Importance and should be treat
ed intelligently But to treat them
with surgery is a crime
Dr. Leedy whose Office is in suites
52 and 33. over Lion Store. Hammond,
Ind. makes a specially of this class OF
cases and their numerous complied
tons, such as skin diseases, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia and kidney complaints.
The doctor also treats eye, ear, nose
and throat troubles, o7ts eyes and fits
glasses. His terms Of treatment are
reasonable and consistent with the
working mans circumstances. Con
'sultation free.-Ady.
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one of the most beautiful receptions
of the early autumn was given BY Mrs.
Frank Hammond of IS Mason street at
the Hammond Country club yesterday
The seasons flowers and masses OF
of green and gold were used in the
decoration of the large living room
where the guests were received The
flowers used in the parlors were yell
low and white chry santhemums. They
were grouped in large punches to deco
rate the mantel and tables. The or
chestra balcony at the north end of the
room was almost hidden with greenery
and flowers. In the ladies room bou-
quets of pink killarney roses were a
pretty decoration. An art basket filled
with yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS decorated the center of the ia BILE
in the dining rooms where the guests
were served with dainty refreshments.
The colors were also carried out in the
dainty topped candles which trimme ed
the tables. The guests We're served in
groups of thirty. Receiving with Mrs
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for the meeting OF the history commit
tee Of the Hammond Woman's club It
viii be the first meeting of the year
1898. Mrs 5. r. Swain VIII be re-
porter for the day and the following
ladies win serve on the program com
mittee, Mrs. RobeEt Armstrong. Mrs.
Carl kaufman, Mrs c. L. Woln and
Mrs. S. A. Bell. The social committee
Is composed OF the following ladies':
Mrs Henry Bunk. Mrs. J O. Thompson.
Mrs. J. w Davis and Mrs. f. A. ellison.
The program for the afternoon viii be
as follows:
Review Of Early Italian History"
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs, S A. Bell
Piano solo Mrs. 7. J. Lyons
The Three Heroes Of italy ..-.-.---
............... Mrs. c. I. Wolf
short Geographical Slet Of italy
. Mrs Robert Armstrong
Laws Of Indiana concerning WON
en- and Cntldren" Mrs l. T. Meyer
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a ARD PARTY.

After their regular lodge session yes
terday afternoon the members of the
G. T. a to the B of L. L. gave card
party il the K. Of Z. Han. in South
Holman street The friends OF the
members We're invited 10 attend. 4
very enjoyable few hours were spent
a. the card tables, The prizes in pedro
were won by Mrs. Charles huffman.
Mrs Walter Hoke and Mrs. Frederick
4. Bull The consolation prize was
awarded to Mrs. a. y. Crisman Very
pretty hand painted prizes were award
ed. There was only routine work at
the meeting. The members Will have
their next regular meeting in two
weeks on Friday afternoon. October
25th and the usual business and social
program VIII be followed.
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a Skating Party.

In spite OF the storm last evening a
number OF the young people Of Ham
mond attended roller skating party
in the basement Of the First Christian
church in Calumet avenue. The party
was one Of the series to he given by the
girls Of the Golden Rule class Mrs
James r. Graves ohaperoned the parry
The evening was devoted entirely 20
skating and very pleasant time IS re-
ported There will be another party
next Friday evening and the class
members invite their man friends TO
meet with them. on the evening OF
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MRs. cLoNER Hosrrss-

Mrs. g. n Glover entertained the
members Of the 500" club very pleas
antly yesterday afternoon at her home
in East state street. The members met
to play cards and after several games
the awards were given High score
was made by NTrsA 2. 4 Nee Prizes
We're also Won BY Mrs. Slater and Mrs.
J J. Rahen- A dainty two course
luncheon was served after the games.
Eight covers We're laid. on Friday
afternoon. october 25th' Mrs. P l..
Davis viii entertain the members at
her home in Rimbach avenue. Cards
vii again be the feature Of the enter
tainment.
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The Seniors Of the Hammond High
school had a class party last evening
at Weis Hail in State street. The party
was given as farewell 10 Miss
Kathryn Switzer who viii leave Ham
mond next week with her father, the
Rev W. F switzer and sister. Miss
Edna Switzer to make her home in
Plymouth. Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. r h.
Abercrombie chaperoned the young
people A number Of the class mem
bers We're present and spent delight
full time socially. Games were played
and music was feature Of the even
ing After the program refreshments
We're served. The affair last evening
was the first at which these young peo-
pie have met socially this year and
report a most entoyable time.
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CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.

Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Beebe 97S Michi-
gan avenue were host and hostess to
number of young people last evening
They entertained at party in honor
of their little daughter. Helen's twelfth
birthday anniversary. She received a
number of pretty gifts in remembrance
Of the day. Mrs. Beebe was assisted by
Mrs r. Janery and Mrs. f. J. Campbell
After music and games had been en-
joyed for a few hours dainty two
course luncheon was served. The home
was beautifully decorated for the party
Wit hferns and flowers The guests
We're the Misses Irene Aldrich Eliza
beth Singer, 1rma Campbell. Gladys
Dolsou, Helen Trimble, Letha Couies.
Ellen Hix Lauretta Newell and Mar
jory and Helen Beebe. Messrs- Frank
Colgrove Walter Nehls. Lloyd Hess,
Edwin and Donald Campbell. Daniel
Mears. Conner Evans, Emmitt Tuck and
Gerald Beebe.
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SOCIAL NEWS ron MONDAY.

Mrs. John Beckman VIII entertain
the members OF the Embroidery
Club at her home In Highland street
Monday afternoon.
The members of the history com
mittee of the Hammond woman's
Club Will he entertained at the home
Of the chairman. Mrs. Henry Burk
Monday afternoon.
There viii he meeting of the
Court of Honor Monday evening In
Neis Hail In state street.
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lodge Assemblies

The B. OF L. Z. VIII hold its regular
meeting at the X. of r Han in South
Holman street Sunday evening. oc-
tober 18th at seven O'Clock. The mem
bers vii have with them. the first as
sistant Grand Chief Engineer. NJ ".
Cadie Of Cleveland o.. who will give
an address, business or Importance VIII
be transacted and number Of new
members viii be Initiated. The ladies'
of the 6 l. a. to the e. Of L. f. VIII
serve banquet following the lodge
session.
The next regular meeting of Ham
mond Teple No. 10 Pythian Sisters Will
take place in two weeks on Friday
evening, October 25th at the X. Of y.
Hall in South Holman street on ac-
count of the storm last evening only a
few Of the members met. No business
was transacted.
This evening the members Of Dorcas
Rebeckah Lodge viii meet Ia /. @. @. f..
Hall in East State street for their
regular weekly meeting Following
the lodge session pleasant time VIII
be spent socially
A business and social program VIII
be followed a the meeting of the Court
Of Honor Monday evening in Weis Hall
in State street It VIII be the regular
semi monthly meeting and large at
tendance of the membership is desired.
The officers for the new year viii be
installed.
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4 sTEREoPrrc4N LECTURE.

ON sunday night at the Presbyterian
church Ensign and Mrs. Munselle Of
the salvation Army VIII give their
Illustrated lecture Around the World
With General Booth. illustrated by
ESQ views interspersed with appropri-
ate music and songs by Mrs Munselle
1t is a lecture on practical philanthropy
depicting the work of the army. A
rare treat is promised ali who attend.
At the close a free Offering Will be
taken for the beneft Of the Army work.
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rAsron AnAMs NELL. AGAlN.

Rev Floyd f. Adams Of the Baptist
church, who has been confined to his
home for about ten DAYS with tonsilitis
expects to be able to preach tomorrow.
In the morning he viii speak on
Heavenly Visions" and at night on
The High Cost Of Free salvation
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Bible school 9 a. m.
Divine worship 1915 a III.

Mems Benent Association. wednes-
day. 1880 p m. All members are re-
quested to be present
Choir rehearsal Thursday 500 p m
The Ladies Aid Society and the Men >
Benefit Association will celebrate their
18Th and 18th anniversaries respective
- next sunday October 20, in a Joint
service al 100 p. m Rev. J Goebel. OF
Kensington and Rev G. Press. of Dali
ton, viii be the speakers Of the eve
ming An Offering for the church debt
fund viii be accepted. 4 cordial invf-
tation IS extended to attend this spe-
cial service.
Mr. c. Heefer. pastor.
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Where to Worship
@-Mea tings-=
ut Various Hammond Churches
Pen,ecoss.l CAurcA o1 the ~naarena

PentecostaI Church oG the Nnnarene
The Monroe Street Methodist Church.
Rev. Walter Theoboid. pastor.
Public worship sermon, II a. N.
Sermon by Rev Walter TheoboId
Sunday school at o'clock. In con-
nection with the SUNDAY school there
Will be memorial service held In
memory of Mr.. Goodland whose late
death lost to the school one Of its best
teachers.
All the friends are invited
The First r>lethodist Episcopal
church. Russell street
Rev. Frank Q. Fraley, pastor.
Sunday school at 9.45 a. m. DR. ".
Mayes Martin. superintendent.
Public Worship and Sermon at 1895
m.
The Rev. Frank Q. Fraley, the newly
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appointed pastor OF the First Methodist
church win be present to conduct serv-
ices both morning and evening The
success Of this pastor Ina every field he
has occupied is assurance that his
work here viii be appreciated
Mrs. Mary Elliott Henness, whose
singing in the recent recital delighted
every ono. win sing both morning and
evening.
Gibson sunday school at 2.3o D. m.
Epworth League at $50 p. m.
The evening church service at 1880
The people are most cordially invit-
ed to meet and greet the new pastor
al both public services.
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MINNEsortNs on VISIT.

Mrs. NJ. V. Leland and daughter. Mrs.
Theodore skinner Of Minneapolis,
Mimi are here as the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Victor Dyer enroute to Indi
annapolis whence they viii motor with
MI and Mrs. John W Dyer. Mrs. Lee
land is a sister Of Mrs. J. ". Overs
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!. THIAIRIE PARTY

Monday afternoon the members Of
the Embroidery Club vii be entertained
Mrs John T. Reckman at her home
in Highland street Mrs. Beekman will
entertain her guests at thimble
party.
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wish to announced TO the public
that I have located in West Hammond
for the practice of medicine of surgery,
452 GARFIELD, corner Garfield and Lin
coin. Phone 1870. Dr H c. Parker
10-10-5t
The Misse Beatrice Elsner and Beu-
lah Drackert are attending the Ham
mond- Gary football game in Gary
A little son was born to Mr. and Mrs
2. G. Terry at their home. l59 State
street this morning.
Mrs. ]. c. Kennedy Of Carroll street
was called to her home in Butler Ia,
by the death of her father.
Mrs. H. 6 Groman Is ENTERTAINERS
her mother. Mrs. Costello Of South
Bend at her home in Rimbach avenue.
Mrs. Albert Mack. Mrs. f. i. short
ridge and Mrs. Charles Daugherty OF
crown Point were among the out Of
town guests at Mrs. Hammond ; reeep-
| ton at the Country Club.
Mrs. John Pleggie of Chicago is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Harry Mar
! ganau at her home in Waltham street
Miss Marguerite Griffith is spendinl
the week end with relatives in Chi
cago
Mrs Marion Hover ana Mrs. Newtor
| Hembron of Indiana Harbor were II
Hammond yesterday for a party at ii,
Country Club.
/ Mrs. William Meyers Of East stat,
street has returned from Kokomo, Ind
where she went to attend the 3sth an
nual convention 81 the ". c. T. u.
which was in session Friday. Saturday
Sunday and Monday
The Parents Club Of the irwin;
school viii meet for the elction Of offi
GERS for the ensuing year on Tuesda.
afternoon, October 18th at thre
o'clock The meeting will be held Il
the Irving school Or. Mary f. Jack
son win address TIE club on the car
of the throat and teeth. During tn
social hour refreshments win b
.,served.
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Hammond were her mother, Mrs. L. H
DeBow and Mrs Helen Hammond.
Little Miss Alice Hammond received at
the door and in the parlor the guests
were greeted by Mrs. Richard q.
Winckler. IN the dining room were
Mrs. w A. HilI Mrs G. l.. Smith ana
Miss vergene Hammond Miss Grace
Wallweber Of Chicago presided at the
frappe bowl
During the hours Of the reception
Barnie Young's orchestra rendered
program Of beautiful music. In the
evening Mr. and Mrs. Hammond We're
host and hostess to more than one hun
bred guests at a bridge party The
guests played at twenty-siN tables.
After six games played progressively
the awards We're given. Miss Bochere
Of Georgia who is Mrs Leo VOLTS
house guest won the first prize. a
beautiful art basket and the second
prize a silver deposit pickle dish and
pickle fork was won by Mrs ~ w.
Oberiin. The honors among tho gentle
men were won by Mr. W f. Mashino
and Or. II F. Sharrer. At the conclu-
sion Of the games the guests We're serv-
ed with a beautifully appointed lunch
con of three courses in The dining
room. yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS decorated the service tables
Mrs Hammond was hostess to almost
three hundred guests at the reception
and bridge party. Mrs Eunice Nouche.
Mrs Albert Mack. Mrs E. T. short
ridge Mrs. clayton Root. Mrs. Charles
Daueherty of Crown Point. Mrs W l..
simtonton, Mrs. Julian Marks. Mrs. i.
Mccarthy. Mrs ]. Wallweber and Miss
Grace Wanweber Of Chicago, the
Misses Kover and Miss Mahoney of
Fondu Lac. WIS. and Miss Helen Nc
kinney Of Aledo. III. were among the
out of town guests
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The Lavender Cigar is a home PROD
uct. None better.
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E,Irst rreshyterLnn ehurch, Sou

First Presbyterian church, south
Holman street
Rev a " Hoffman. pastor.
f. D. McEiroy. Sunday schoo! super
Intendent
Mrs cynthia sohl. superintendent OF
The primary department.
Miss Harriet Ferris choir leader.
Mrs l. A. Minard. organist
sunday school at 9.45 a m
Preaching service at 1O;45 a. M
Theme The Harvest"
Senior Christian Endeavor at $50
p. m. Mr.. Hoffman leader
Evening service at 1880 P. m
Ensign Munselle Of the salvation army
VIII conduct the services.
PRAYER meeting. Wednesday evening
at 7.45 o'clock.
All are invited to these services.
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4 COMMITTEE MEETING.

Mrs Henry Burk VIII open her home
at 81 Carron street MONDAY afternoon