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EIwood and Lebanon Matched.

Speclal 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD. Ind, Aug. 22.-Elwood and
Lebanon will play a tie game in this city
next Sunday for $50 a side, a contract to
that effect having been entered into by
the clubs instead of playing for $500 and
the CHAMPIONSHIP.
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MOdOc, %; New Castle, IA.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MODOC. Ind, Aug. 22.-The Modoc team
defeated Richmond yesterday. Score:
Richmond 2, Modoc 4. To-day they de-
feated New Castle. Score: New Castle IA.
Modoc 90. Charles Williams is manager,
and the team is ready TO meet any in the
Stata
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New York. -: Chicago, ;.

NEW YORK. Aug. 22-Some of the luck
lest batting seen on any diamond this sea-
son marked the first three innings of this
afternoons game. The Giants" were ia
vored with nearly all the luck. and that is
why they won Attendance, 1900. Score:
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Earned Kuns-Detrolt Il; Indlanapo-
lis, 6.
.Two-base Hits-McCarthy, Motz. Jant-
zen, Henry, Shields, Mills, Gray, DUNCAN.
Three-base Hits-Dungan, Raymond,
Gray.
Home Runs-Campau, Motz, Raymond.
Double Plays-Everett. Glenalvin and
Dooley; Roat, Shields and Motz.
Struck Out-By Gayle, 2; by Pepper 5.
Stolen BaseS-Glenalvin CD, York 60,
Gayle.
90.
Umpire-Peoples.
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A she'd RurneI

Yesterday afternoon, shortly after 8
o'clock. a shed in the rear of No. SIT West
Maryland street, owned by Mrs. Com
stock, was destroyed by fire, with a loss
of SO. Origin unknown.
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watterson's Question Answered.

Philadelphia North American.
What constitutes a party?' asks Henry
Watterson. That depends. If he refers TO
the party in power. the answer is plain
the Sugar and Whisky Trusts.
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Western League Race.
NATIONAL
Cincinnati Tries a New Pitcher, but
Loses to Boston.

BOSTON, Aug. 22.-The good pitching of
Nichols and Cincinnati's new man, Four
nier, was well backed. FOurnier lost his
grip on the ball only in the fifth, when four
runs were made. Attendance. $500. Score:
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Phnndeiphin, 3: Baltimore, 2.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2.-Philadelphia
won in one of the closest and most excit-
ing games of the season. Play was sharp
and brilliant with few exceptions and vic
tory wavered between the Philadelphia
and the Orioles" throughout the entire
game Attendance 6-5O- Score.
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Winchester, I6; Canton, o., s

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WINCHESTER, Ind, Aug. 22.-Again the
team from Canton crossed bats with the
Winchester boys and again was defeated
16 to 8. Score:
Winchester .........2 2 1 Z 3 0 1 0 0-16
Observation-Disclosures. Grogan and Mere
dith; Canton, Johnson and Lyons.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO. Ind, Aug. 22.-In an errorless
game won from Marion to-day the score
was:
Kokomo ............4 2 8 2 1 0 0 8 lis
Marion ..............O o 0 o o 2 o O 2-4
Batteries-Kokomo, Sowders and Huff
man; Marion. Conner. White and Lillard.
ITmnira-RnperS
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DIR. Hale Took the 2:t. pace.

SpeciaI 70 the IndianapOIis Journal.
LEBANON. Ind, Aug. 22.-Five thou
sand people attended the opening races at
the meeting of the Boone county fair here
to-day. and each of the three events was
won in straight heats. Track slow. Sum-
mary:
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GREAT TWO-YEAR-OLD
DIRECTLY DISTANCED CARBONATE
THE FIRST HEAT AT CHICAGO.
Lemonee, David D., Marietta Wilkes
and ID. II. ID. other Winners-Grand
Circuit Results-Other Trots.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-The match between
the two-year-old PAGERS, Directly and Car
Donate, at Washington Park, this after
effort that Directly made to beat record
time. Carbonate was not in the hunt at
all. being beaten an eighth OF a mile the
first heat thus preventing the necessity OF
a second heat. Directly drew right away
from him at the start and sent him to a
break. The son of Direct moved around the
circuit as smoothly as the electric launches
glided about on the lagoon at the fair
grounds. Mcdowell looked back. saw that
Carbonate was out of it, and determined
to go for the record, coming down the
stretch at a terrific pace. There was dis
agreement among the timers, but finally
PIP was hung out. One of them caught 1t
in less. This just equals Directly's Buffalo
record, which was the fastest ever made
by a two-year-old, and confirms the i'm
preston then made that Directly was the
coming PAGER of the age. The colt is eX-
ceedingly gentle and well behaved, whereas
Carbonate to-day made a great deal of
trouble for his driver and attendants.
None of the races to-day witnessed a
hard fight for first place. Favorites won,
except in the first race. where Red Bird
was the choice. CicerOne should have got
second money in the second race, but Voor-
heeS sent him to a break trying to beat
David b. Marietta Wilkes had a walKover,
and went after the record in the second
heat. The judges announced to-day that
Joe Thayer, driver of Douglass in a race
yesterday. had been fined $50 for not trying
in one of the heats: Tomorrow Directum
goes against time, but he is said to be out
of condition. Summarizes:
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National League Race.
Ladoga, o: JoIietviIIe, 3.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LADOGA. Ind, Aug. 22.-Jolietville was
defeated by the home team to-day in the
most interesting game of the season. The
features were ID. Nicholson's heavy hitting
and Lentz's pitching. Score:
r.. H. +.
Ladoga NIB 2 1 1 0 2 IS 9 3
5olietville 40 l 0 0 3 1 0 0E3 4 5
Home runs-Nicholson o.. Gillian.
Earned 6; Jolietville, 2.
Struck out-By Lett, 10. Passed balls
Foster. 2 Batteries-Lentz and Foster;
Corridan, Edwards and Stuart.
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L.. A. w. CIRCUIT RACES.
Mile. Glass II, Won by Murphy and
the Two-Mile Handicap by COburn

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Aug. 22.-Eight hun
dred people attended the opening day of the
meet OF the National Circuit bicycle riders.
held under the auspices of the Kansas City
Athletic Club at the exposition race track
this afternoon. All the crack riders who
entered in the races for the $500 in prizes
offered are here, with the exception of f.
c. Johnson and Cabanne. TIL latter is i'll
at St. Louis and Johnson will be here to-
morrow. The nine events on the card to-
day furnished an abundance of sport. Many
Of the finishes We're close and exciting.
The track was in fairly good condition,
and, while there were no records broken,
some good time was made. Results of
principal events:
Mile open. Glass b.; heats-There were
eight starters in the final, with the time
limit at 2:40. But pa was made. and il
was run over again. C.. NJ. Murphy finally
won in 2:53 as. with w. G Sanger second
aud A. d. Kennedy third. w. f. Murphy
was 3acemaker.
Two-mile handicap-It was the field
against Sanger (scratch), but he overcame
obstacles and finished but a fifth of a sec
ond behind the winner, j. w. Coburn. St.
Louis, whose time was AZ; r.. a. Crath,
st. Louis. $50 yards. second; Sanger third.
New Records ny Bliss.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Aug. 22.-J. p.
Bliss to-day made a new worlds bicycle
record. half mile. nyino start of 81 as
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KANSAS CITY, Aug. 22.-Unable to lose
on their own grounds, the Blues to-day
again took both games. They nearly bat
ted the cover off the ball and put up an
excellent field play. Though playing with
out an error in the second game, the visit
ors were clearly outclassed. This gives
seven straight games to the ''Blues." At
tendance, 1850. Score:
FIRST GAME.
r. III. Z.
Kansas City..3 o 2 o o 1 o 80 IL 8
Milwaukee 20 0 0 4 0 2 0G6 IL 2
Batteries-Darby and Donahue; Stephens
and Bolan. Earned runS-Kansas City, Z.
Two-base hits-Beard %. Three-base hits
Niles, Nichols. Struck out-By Darby, L;
by Stephens, l. Double play-Niles and
Klusman. Time-215. Umpire-Sheridan.
SECOND GAME.
r. II. Z.
Milwaukee 20 0 0 3 0 1-6 II 0
Observation-Disclosures, Daniels and Dona-
hue; Rettger and Bolan. Earned runs-Kan-
sas City, IA; Milwaukee, 2. Two-base hits
-Nicholl (O, Hernon. Three-base hits
Niles, Klusman, Goodenough. Struck out
By Hastings, /; by Rettger, 2. Time-2:00.
TTmpira-Shnri6an
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Budd Doble Sued for $4,000.

Hustler, Russell, Flora Smell. Cornetta,
Little Pete and Laura Nottingham also
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Sioux City...2 5 0 0 1 0 3-l5 IS /
Minneapolis % 1 5 2 4 0 2 8 *-17 IL s

Batteries-Cunningham and Hart. Boyle
and Kraus. Earned ru~ns-Minneapolis, 8;
Sioux City. 4. Three-base hits-Burns, Wer-
den, Burrell, Genins. Camp, McCauley, Stew
art. Home run-Marr. Stolen baseS-Marr,
Genins ca, Camp, Crooks, Hines, Wilson, Wis
ner %. Frazer. Bases on balls-Of Hart.
4; off Cunningham, l; off Frazer, l. Hit by
pitcher-By Hart, 1: by Frazer, /. Struck
Out-By Cunningham, i: by Frazer, 5.
Passed balls-BOyle, 1; Burrell, 1. Time
2:25. Umpire-McDonald.
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Broke the Track Record.

Mile dash. Napoleon first. J. b. Chin.
Gallus Dan. Whisper and Custom II. also
ran. Best time, 1:54L.
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FIRST GAME.
Kansas City..3 o 2 1 1 o 80 II 3
Milwaukee % 0 0 4 O O O 9 Of IL 9
SECOND GAME
Kansas City. o 1 o o 4 1 4 Ola 20 /
Milwaukee % 0 O O 1-6 II 0


SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. 22.-Sioux City
lost her first game to Minneapolis on the
home grounds to-day. The"Huskers' played
a ragged game in the field. Cunningham
and Hart were batted hard. Score:
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SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Aug. 22.-J. =.
Bliss to-day made a new worlds bicycle
record. half mile. flying start. OF 81 3-s
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Boston ................O o 0 0 IS
Cincinnati ............O 0 1 . / 257
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-20

Domestic sage wanted, at Patterns
Drug Store.
Cloaks and fur capes marked away
down, at Ordway's.
The Lillian Tucker Co., have met with
such good success that they will remain
one night longer The prices are
but 10, 20, 30, cts, no higher. The
play tonight is one of Miss fuckers
own plays, "Gast adrifta Special Flee
trio cars will be run from Norridgewock
1t will be very gratifying to the many
| SkOwhegan friends of Mr.. Clifton j.
Bailey, tn learn of his promotion to the
position of general manager of the
| Kelley Institute at No. Conway, \. H..
HE leader in amount of business OF
any of these institutions in New Eng
| land.
Rev. F. II. Morgan and wife left here
| Tuesday morning for New York. where
they are to sail for Singapoor, the last
of this week. Their children left Satur-
day and will Join their parents in Law
renee, Mass. Many friends were at tho
train to bid Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan good
by.
| Fred A. Williams who for number
of years WAS clerk at FairgrieVes' res
! taurant, died in Haverhill, Mass. Mon
day morning He had been in Colorado
for several years for the benefit of hi.
health, and had but lately returned Il
the East. lie leaves several brother.
and sisters.
Did You ever see such beautiful candy
toys rs Delano Is showing this holiday
4 season? Dogs. cats, pigs, tic, in the
animal line; oranges, peaches, etc, il
the fruit variety. These toys are th'
cutest things offered to holiday shop
pers, and you should all see them, even
il you don't want to buy
BE sure To call ON Geo. Philbrck &
Son and get their prices before purchas
ing elsewhere. Their stock of watches
clocks, iewelry, cut-glass silver novel
ties, etc, is one of the largest eve
shown in skowhegan, aud their price
cannot be beaten, Remember tina
every article purchased of them is fully
warranted rs represented.
/ -- r--------
Fleece-lined kid gloves and mittens, a
Ordway's.
Patterson sells Leghorn eitron, for pa
per ID.
Finest line of gentlemen's ties ever
seen in town, at Charles Murphy's, will
beautiful box to fit the ties, just rcceiv
ed.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-20
Job Printing.

The Job Printing Establishment connected
witb the SOMERSET RERoRTER is prepared to
do nil classes of work, the richest as well as the
most common Jobs. Competent and expert
enced workmen are employed and large
stock of paper, envelopes, advertising, we'd
ding and business cards in great variety.
orders of dances, bills of fare, programs etc,
etc,, printed in great variety Of styles on short
orders by mail will receive careful attention
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-20
TOWN and VICINITY
Nufrs. 80 cts at Ordway's.

Muffs, 80 cts at Ordway's.
Children's fur sets, Sl.50, at Ordway's.
\ new line of shopping bags, at
Ordway's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Brown are in
Lewiston, this week.
Detective John II. Mitchell left home
fer Bangor, Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Cross, agent of the kennebec
journal, was in town yesterday.
Three men were raised to the degree
Of Master Masons, Monday night.
Mrs. William Mcclellan of Caribou, ar
rived in town, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. B. f. Eaton returned from two
weeks visit in Boston, Mass, Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Clara d. Leavtt went to New
port, Tuesday. to see about instituting a
Woman's Relief Corps.
Suspenders from 80 to 81 90, at Charles
Murphy's.
Horace burlington of Waterville, was
in town Tuesday, looking after his bust
ness in the brick yard, here.
II. 5. Clark of Athens, was in town
yesterday. He is rebuilding his steam
mill in Concord, burned in October, last.
Have you seen the cut-glass at Phil
bricks? Their prices are surprisingly
low for the quality of the goods.
Hon. Omar Clark was in town Tues
day. He says they need snow badly in
the Somerset forests now to make
good logging.
Rev. Mellen Howard arrived in town
Tuesday evening, to supply the Metho-
dist pulpit for the remainder of the
Conference year.
Russell Post, G. A. r., have about com
pleted arrangements for their annual en-
tertanment and fair, which will be held
early in the New Year.
Lo the poor Red man. 1t is some
time since we have seen him on our
streets, but on Monday afternoon our
eyes were greeted by one in town, sell
ing baskets.
The members of the Non Partisan w.
c. T. T., are requested to meet at their
parlors. in G.. a. X. hall. on Saturday at
2P. NJ. Dec. 22d, to prepare a Christmas
box for the inmates of the Town Farm.
Each member is expected to help IN this
work, please bear this in mind.
The Methodist society gave an in
formal farewell meeting to Rev. +. II.
Morgan and wife at the vestry Monday
evening. The time was passed in con
versatian, singing, the presentation of
an envelope containing sum OF money,
closing with Handwriting and saying
good-by.
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Notice Of Final Dividend.

Somerset SIS Court of Insolvency.
In the case of summer r.. Berry, of Solon, In
solvent Debtor
\ Office is hereby given that hearing will
\ be held at the Probate curt room in skow-
hegan in said County of somerset, on
Tuesday the sth day of January \. h. 1875 at
one O'Clock in the afternoon and that the first
and final dividend will then he declared, at
which time and place all persons interested
may attend and be heard.
Attest NATHAN FOWLER,
Register of said Court for said County of
Somerset 2wbl
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-20

the bargains but and let show
intend make this the greatest Shoe Sale that
Skowhegan. BY selling for cash please
must have for goods
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-20
"Boss" crackers at Patterson 5.

s'Boss" crackers at Patterson's.
Fascinators, % cts, at Ordway's.
Sage wanted at Patterns Drug Store.
The finest cluster raisins, at Patter-
sons.
Look over Ordway's Nmas stock of
useful presents.
A good trade in blankets for Christ
mas, at w. B. Stewards.
The incest olives we have ever had in
bulk, equal to bottled goods, at Patrer-
sons.
All wool, 40 in. serge dress goods,
black and colors, only 30 cts. yd., at
Ordway's.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Il Bros.
probate-Turner Buswell
petition-Nathan Fowler.
rhristmas-W. b. Steward.
Fareclosure--D. NJ. Corson.
DR.. Philbrick-Hotel Heselton.
ifseful Presents--W. H. Wildes.
wing 4 Courier-Boutelle Bros.
Spfcial Sale-Mrs. j. N. Kincaid.
FINAL Dividend-Nathan Fowler.
fessenger Notice-Wm. + Mutt.
The Holidays-J. n. x |. j. smith.
-econd Neutrality-suspicious. Fowler.
colds Etc Balsam of Wintergreen.
shoe MISREPRESENTATION & Barnard.
Messenger Notice H. S. Nickerson.
commissioners Notice. A. Priest.
atlantic Monthly-Houghton& Mitflin.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-20
Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed BY
the Hon. Judge of Probate for the County of
Somerset. on the second Tuesday of December
A. D. 1894, Commissioners to receive and eX-
anime the claims of creditors against the rs
tate of Lydia Poolerlate of Ssowhegan in
said County, deceased represented insolvent,
hereby give notice that six months from the
date of said appointment are allowed to said
creditors in which to present and prove their
claims, and that they will be in session at
The ONCE of Walton n Walton
in said Skowhegan on the sixth day of Feb
A. d. 1885 and on the thirty-tirst day of May
A. D. 1895 for the purpose of receiving the same
Dee. II, 1874. 3w5l
o. a. PRIEST Commissioners
81 FUTILE. commissioners
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-20
Notice of Second Meeting.

NINII Ut Nh II.
SOMERSET, -. court of Insolvency.
In thu case Of Joseph layau Of Jack man in
said county. tusolveni Debtor.
This i tn give notice that pursuant to an
order Of court, therefor. second meeting of
The 0reditors OF said lnsatYent De htor will be
held at the Probate Court Room, ~kowhegan.
in SAID County, on Tuesday. the S;h day of
Jan T.. ls.5. Al one oetock in the afternoon
ATTEsr:-NATHAN FOWLER,
2w5l Register of said court.
, 1894-06-23
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ttgte 8opltn tit, unterlte9t faum einen
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telt 0or6erarm etn 8aar ebenfalS etntGttoz
ptrte gefreu5te &eulen. Ser 8erbaftete
3et9t bic ertpGbnte 8ranDnorbe. Die tGttD>
ptrte StelIe euf f~et1en linfen @rm lit aber
lbertGttotDtrt tpor0en unb 3eigt itatt Scr
S%rauenftgur etnen 8Lumenftraus. Die
SGttomtrung auf ben recbten Qlrn lit nibt
D%orbanben, pobL aber lit Deut1i6 I'll erz
~fenner, baB BORT Stiide Der Q(rmbaut a69e>
3o8en morOen itnb, I'M boS @rfennungsz
5etcben fort5ubrtn9en.
Die Gerbaftun9 geicbob an Ser State un6
N6amS StraBe. Wftt ben bei0en MGnncrn
5uidrnn1en mar Elm 6rttter, permutblib
Stratton nit gtamen, Ser iicb ie0ocb Der
SerDaftung D~orIdufig ourcb bic Elucbt cntz
3o8. 0tileD mar in 8citB zines 9roBen
HeDolperS, ben ct git Stcben oeriucbte, ais
ct fltr perbaftet erflGrt m1r0e.
Oftt mas fir ibGauen Sptbbuben es sic
8olt5ei bier GIT tbun bat, gebt aus einigen
@ntOefungen berDor, Sic fife nac6 ser Ser
b%aftunB Der bei0en &erle madbte. Sci
EtleD fanben bic 8eomten BEL elmer 8iiiz
tatton ietner Qcrion feline S6mudiodben.
@eitern bate 9titeD einen foitboren 0iaz
mantrin3 am Singer. 2lt9 bate ct bel
letner Gerbaftu1l8 etnen biibi6eu S9nurrz
bart, Der icoob 9eitern Deri6munben mar.
Sci ether no6maligen 0urcbiu6un9
ieiner 9letber fanben bic 8eamten in einem
Sbub Dertedt cine 5uiammeulegbore
Sbeerc, nit tpelber ct iicb ieinen SAnurrz
bart abgei6nttten bate.
Die 8O1t5et 8laubt, baB bic jebt @erbafz
tete1t et8ens mach Chicago 9efommen ftnb,
I'M pGbren6 berQ8ettrcnnen int @ai6ington
Bart bort quite 8eute gu madben.