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lie drives. Score:

Earned runs-Commerce and Labor. ) First base
by errors-Commsrce and Labor /; Interstate Com
merce, j. Left on bases-C0mmsrce snd labor. z:
Interstate Commerce, s. First base on balls-Of
Richmond, 3; of Bslzsr, E. Hits msde-On Rich
mond s. Of Balze.. 10 Struck out-By Richmond
Il; tg Balzer, s. Two-bsse hits-Evans. Kinney.
Sacrifice hits-Commerce and Labor. 1 Interstate
Commerce, 5. Stolen bases-Commerce and Labor
q Interstate Commerce s. umpire-Afr Rstts
Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes.
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ANOTHER FOR AYNCHBURG.
Special to Tae washington Herald.

Lynchburg, Va, May 12.-Lynehburg
defeated Richmond again to-day in rather
a loosely played game as far as the vis-
itors were concerned. the Shoemakers
winning by the score Of 6 to 5. The fea-
ture of the game was the stick work of
West, for the locals, who secured a
home run. two clean singles and a neat
sacrifice in four times up. Score:
RHE
Lynchtarrg. g.......... os0io0s 9
Richmond ......... 0 0 0 G-3
Battcriss-West and Wsstlake; Howard and Cowan
Umpire-1ir Mace
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First base By erron-BasinsSs High School, ).
Left on basss-Business High School, 5: G2lisudet,
/. First base on bslls-0h Welcher. 2 Innings
pitched By 0DounsIl. g. By Dillon / Hits made
OF D'Donnell. {; OF Dillon l. Struck oui-By
oDonneIl. 9; By Dillop. J. BY weleher. (. Two
bass hit-Kezne Sscdfcs hits-Howeil, F. Davis
Double pizys-How to Cooper: F. Daris 70 Don
nelly. Hit b. r,tcher-By o'Dennen e. Dsrisl.
Passed baiis-F gan A. Bell Umpire-Afr. yinson.
q Gal&adst. Tine Of gsns-i hour and D minutes,
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DsnviIle. .......... 0oeo0l0 G 0 OIL /
Norfolk. 0 o 0 2-s Il 5
Bsttsries-Isoos and Smith: Carroll and Edwards
Umfrs-Mr Byron.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERIcAN AssoCIATIoN.

At Minneapolis Minneapolis, i; Columbus, (ten
inningsl.
At ST Paul-Toedo, : ST. PauI, 4
At Milwaukee Milwaukee. 2 Indianapolis O.
At kansas City-ksusas CITY, g. Louisville, 2
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Two-baso hits-Mcsrath. Coleman 20, Salb
Wooden C2l. Thrse-base hit-R0untTee. Stolen bases
-NcGrath Goodman. A. Rogers. Sacrifice hit
Kicker. Hits made-0f Woedsn s; on Bartlett, s.
First base on balls-Oa Bsrlett. 2 Hit by pitched
haIl-Ring Sslb. Struck uut-By Wooden g. b
Bartlett :. Left on bases-St Joseph's. g. st.
Mr. Cleveland Time Of game-l hour and .
minutes.
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ROANOKE IS BLANKED.
Carter's TwirIing Responsible for
Victory of Portsmouth.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, May 12.-It was Ports
mouths day on their home field this
afternoon, ana Roanoke was yanquished
by 5 TO O. Carter's curves were too much
for the visitors. He yielded eight hits,
but kept them comfortably scattered,
while his team supported him admirably.
Score;
RHE.
Portsmouth. .......... 0 900 All 0-5 10 2
Roanoke .........-... 0 0 90 8 3
Batteries-Csrter and Burns. Portsmouth; Nor
yeit
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BANDITS NOW LEAD
WilmingtOn's Defeat Sends
Locals to the Top.
ELIZABETH IS AGAIN DowNED

irwin's Aggregation Maintains Its
Winning Streak and Is Rewarded
Race for Pennant-Luyster's Error
In Fifth Inning Decides Contest.
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To-day's -CommissloDeTs rs. ST. Dominic
Thirteenth and streets northeast, al so.
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Give Richmond's mastery pitching was
the cause of the defeat of Interstate
Commerce Commission yesterday by
Commerce and Labor. Score, to o.
Richmond famed twelve men and al
lowed three hits. while Balzer was gotten
TO for ten singIe drives Sfnre.
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Lett on Boston, g. Detroit, J. First base
on balis-Oh Cicotte. l. Struck out-By Cicutte
by SieTer. s ThTee-bsse hit-CFsWfOEd. Sacrifice
hits-Couigsn (2l. Mcintyre. Stolen bsses-Lord.
Leporte. Jones, OLeary, Cobb. Double play-Lord
to Ungaub Hit by Iitcher-By Cicotte J. I'm
pire-Nir oLaughlin. Time Of gsme-l hour and
g minutes
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At FAN RiTer-FaIl River. Z New Bedford. J
At Rrockton-BrucktOn, s. Hsvsrhiil. 2
At Worcester-W Worcester, 3: Lawrence, J.
At Lyun-Lyun. ?; Lowell, l.
At aSrenceville-LaHrencerille 3, Cornell. s.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Jackson-Columbas. 2; Jackson. 0.
At yickshurE- YieksbTE s: GulfpoFt. 4.
At Meridisn-Aieridiaa, 5; Monroe, 0.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Augasta-MacOn. 6; Augusta l.
At seksonVille-JscksonviIle g; Savannah, l.
Al Charleston Columbia, ?; Charleston, /.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Wooden, Pitching for ST. Joseph's,
Blanks st. Theresa's, 5 10 0.

STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Williamsport- z: Williamsport, 5.
At Harrisburg Reading } Harrisburg, T.
At Aito0na-Trsnton, 4; Altoona, z
At Johnstown- Wilmington. 0; JohnstoWu, 2
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OF Leonard. 5; of Charles, J. Struck out-By
Leonard. g. By Charles. Two-bsss hits-Danford
Davis Stolen hases-Cuddy, %, Whslsn. Hobby
Double plays-DoEd to Murray TO Cuddy Umpires
-Nlessrs Cullom and Miller.
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Left on bases-St. Louis 8; Brooklyn, s. firs
base balls-0f Mcintyre. 2 Struck out-By Ne
Intyre, ;; by Lush, s. sacTihce hits-Sheehan %
Lush. Stolen base-Sheehan. Double pays-Ber
gen TO Lewis; Barry 10 Jensy. Hit By pitcher-Bl
Lush, I. Umpire-Mr. Emslie. Time Of game
hour and 81 minutes
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PITCHERS HARD HIT.
PhiIIies Bat One Man Out of Box at
Chicago.

Chicago, May 12.-Outside of one inning.
McouilIen was invincible to-day, pitching
splendidly. Overall was wild, and left
the box after three innings. Lundgren
was hit harder, but kept the safeties scat
tered. Attendance. 5000. Score:
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Earned rans-BaltimoTe / First base on halls
OF Ross 3; OF Treat, Struck out-By Ross l.
hy Treat, L. Thres-bsss ht-Kennedy. Tvo-base
hits-AiCLatchie. WsS1lzke Double payS-Hagen 10
Betcher to Kernedy. Strsyer to McDona.I I'M
pire-aIr. Stanton. Time Of game hour and 20
minute
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warrenton Team wants Games.
srss;sI IN The washington Herald

.IElIdI TIE
Warrenton, Va, May 1.-THE Warren
ton baseball team has been organized
and in arranging their schedule w0ul6
ike te have games with any amateur
tesms in the District All dates after
June 20 open. Address P. o. box No. 2
Warrenton. Va.
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EASY ONE FOR THE REDS.
HcGann Pat OF Field for kicking
In Game with Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. MAY 12.-The Reds batted
Lindaman out Of the box, and defeated
Boston easily to-day. In the seventh Nc
Gam was put on the field for kicking.
Score:
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Lett on bases-NeW York. I, Cleveland I. F1Tst
base balls-Of Doyle. /. Struck out-By DOYLE
4; by joss s. Three-base hit-Joss. TwO-base hits
Chase. Stoyal Birmingham. Sacrifice hit-Lajoie
Double plsy-Doyls 90 Chase 20 Ball. Umpires-
Messrs. Hurst and Evans. Time Of game-i hour
and % minutes
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

At SyTaclse-SyrsCss s. Albany. s.
At Wilkesbsrre- Wilkesbzrre, 4. A. ]. & G., /
At BinghamI0n -Binghsmten. Z Troy s.
At Seranton-scTanton, 9; Utica, 2
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TIGERS IN THE EIGHTH.
Detroits Get Winning Runs on =
Three-base Hit by Crawford.

Boston, May IA three-base hit by
Crawford in the eighth inning to-day
sent two runs across the plate. all that
were needed to give Detroit a victory
Attendance. s.224 Score:
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Ninth Street Aggregation Proves
Too Fast for Bethany.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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JOSS PUTS THE LID ON.
HishIanders Play Good Fielding
Game, but Draw a Blank,

New York. May 12-The New Yorks
played fine fielding game to-day, but
Joss put the lid on when it came 10 the
wallops and the runs. The CleveIands
got Doyle for four hits and two runs in
the last inning. Attendance. 10000. Score:
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The Score.

Totals ........... So 9 10 = 10
s4,...5 -. c,...t.t tuas4.a -. an
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WESTERN LEAGUE,

At Omaha-Denver. 0; Omaha. l.
At Sioux City-Lineoln, 5; Sioux City, {,
At Des Moines-Pueblo. 1 Des AIoines. p
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The Ninth street aggregation trimmed
the Bethany team yesterday in a fast
game on the Sixth and D street diamond
by 9 to ?
Nine men received free passes off the
Bethany pitchers. Three double-plsys by
the Baptists were the features. Score:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Little Rock-Idttls Rock 5 Memphis, .
At Mobile-SObiie q New Orleans. !
Al Birmingham birmingham, 9 Montgomery, 6.
At SashYiiie-Atlanta, 6; Nashville, S
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
New York at Pittsburg.
Boston AT Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
sTANpING oF rHE rEAMs.
LUSH WINS HIS GAME.
st. Louis Pitcher Succeeds in Shut
ting Out superBas.

ST. Louis, No, May 12-Brooklyn
dropped this afternoons game, 2 to Q. in
another close contest. Fine pitching by
Lush was what turned the trick. Score:
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Haven-New Haven H. Springfield. Z
At WatsTbury-Wsterbury. 25 Bridgeport, "A.
Al 3Ieriden -Meriden. 2; Hartford o.
At Hoyoke-New Britain, {; Hoiyoke, }.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Philadelphia, 81 Chicago, 2.
Cincinnati, s.; Boston, 4.
ST. Louis, 2, Brooklyn, o.
New York, 3, Pitfsburg, 2.
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sBatted for Smith. tBatted for Milan.
st. Louis. ........-.. o 0 II 9-6
Washington ..... 1 0 0 0 o.
Earned runs-W ashington. 8: St. Louis.
, Left on bases-Wa ashngton. g; st.
Louis, j. First base on balls-Of Powell
J. Struck 0ut-By Powell, 3; by Smith, I.
Three-base hit-Ganley, Two-hase hit
Milan. Sacrifice hits-FerTis. Mcbride.
Stolen bases-H Hoffman. Double plays
Altizer to Mcbride to Freeman. Passed
ball-Street Jmpire-Mr. Sheridan. Time
of game-1 hour and i5 minutes.
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READING OUTPLAYED.
Brooklyn Team Proves Superior ht
All Angles of the Game.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Brooklyn, May 12-By superior all
around playing. Brooklyn won from
Reading to-day by to l. Score:
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PHILLIEs SHUT OUT AGAIN.
Kennedy's Baltimore Crew Repeats
the Bitter Dose.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia, May 12.-The local Union
Leaguers were again shut out by Balti-
more to-day, the latter scoring FIVE runs.
Score:
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Correct Straw Hats.
The "RdmoD at $500.
The Omar" at $500.
Mems Suits at SIS

We shoao as many styles
at this one Price as any other
honSe in the eomtry-e.y-
cebfing none. 4 broad
5tatement, yet q true one.
: AnotIier claim:
The suits we offer dt SI5
are nor bettered IN dHy other
yeody-to-ageay stock at $40
nor are the suits y0a get
made to order at SIS sW-
perior.
Ne ask your close and
impartial judgment.
We GdViSe yoa to mvssti-
gate
Made strictly to our order
hence, Just as aoe auant
them.
AHe SUouS are SeteCte0 Oy
rs and pass through the Sc
VereSt Inspection and tests.
rs the leading line Of the
leading clothing establish
meHt, they should be better
than GHybody's SIS suits, and
they are.
AzzaNA4z7G63
Head-tO-fOOt 0utfitterS,
PenHa. Ave. and Ninth ST.
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Business High School. 0 0
GaIlsudet. t.........,..... 90
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

ST. Louis, @; Washington, 3.
Philadelphia. =; Chicago. 3.
Cleveland. =, New York, o.
Detroit, 4, Boston, z.
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Makes Astonishing Cures

Mi-o-na Tablets Cure Dyspepsia by
Promptly Removing the Cause, or
Money Back.
Dyspepsia cannot be cured by tax
ing digester, such as pepsin, be-
cause pepsin simply digests your food
artiticially, and not all of the food
either, for it has no effect at all on
starchy food, such as potatoes, rice,
oatmeal, bread, etc.
There is just one way to cure dys-
pepsia and stomach disorders, trivial
or serious, and that is to tone up or
put energy into the stomach walls, so
that they will be able to properly mix
or churn the food.
Mi o-na tablets cure stomach trou-
bles by putting strength and energy
into the stomach. They quickly
arouse the stomach from its inaction,
and in short time it is able to do its
work properly.
Mi o-na is successfully used in
vomiting of pregnancy, i'll car and sea
sickness.
And bear in mind that when the
stomach is in good condition, consti-
patton disappears, also nervousness,
drowsiness, night sweats, heartburn,
etc.
G. R. Fogg the druggist, sells Milo
ma tablets at so cents large box, un-
der a rigid guarantee to do all that is
claimed for them or money back.
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Treworgy speaking beautiful and i'm
pressive words to the mourning
friends who feel that she is released
from long years of suffering and is at
rest.
News also reached this community
that one of their old townsmen,
Manly Goodridge had died very sud
denly Saturday the 18th, at his home
in South Canaan.
g. +. Farnham is at home this
winter and is building a work shop
his son assisting.
Miss MaeL Whittredge is in Port
land for treatment.
Arthur Reynolds continues quite
feeble.
The "Beautiful Snow" makes fine
sleighing in this vicinity.
Next Sunday, Dee. q, Rev. VIM
Pettigroye is expected to hold sery-
ices III the Moores Mills school house
at p. m. and 7.30, evening.
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ALL THE LATEST NEWS
From the Somerset Towns.


Nr. +. o. Thompson OF Hart land
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Z. ID
Hams, on Saturday.
Miss Grace Bean went to Skow
hogan, Tuesday, for several weeks
Miss Eva Williams is home from
Skowhegan, for week.
Bills are out for dance at the town
hall, Canaan, on Friday evening, Dee.
25. Music by Rolfe's orchestra.
At the last regular meeting of Sun
rise Chapter, o. E. s, the following
officers were elected for the coming
year. Mrs Addie l.. Mason, Worthy
Matron; Harry B. Harris, Worthy
Patron; Miss Shellie F. Harris, As
sistant Matron; Mrs. Florence Smith,
Secretary; Mrs. Augusta Harris,
Treasurer; Mrs. Merle Harris, Con
ductress; Mrs. Maud Weymouth,
Assistant Conductress. THE officers
will be installed on Jan. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Keene and lit
tie son. Carroll, were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Williams, on Sunday
Miss Carol Martin, of Augusta, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. j.
Lewis.
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CARATUNk

@. G. Stewart returned from Jack
man Saturday where he has been
working for Forest Colby of Bing-
ham.
Marion Clark went to Bingham and
back Friday.
w. II. Clark returned from trip
down river last week with four pairs
of oxen for the woods, all very fine
looking cattle.
Mrs. Carrie Carbino is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Walker Mason of Water
ford, Maine.
Mrs. Eta Vose and Mrs. Bert
Small of Kingfield visited Mr.. SmalPs
camp at Lander's last week. They
also were the. guests Of Mrs. Vose's
brother and sister over Sunday. They
started on their return trip Monday
morning.
Mrs. Angie Keeland of Easton,
Aroostook Co, took advantage of the
the Grange excursion to Waterville
to visit her sister, Mrs. Miller and
grandmother Mrs. Harriet Knapp Of
this place.
Miss Gladys Stewart has been
obliged to give up her school on ac-
count of i'll health. 1t is feared she
has appendicitis.
Favorable reports come from little
Margery Sterling who is in the
Central Maine General Hospital at
Lewiston.
David Baker, Elmer and John
Sterling have returned home from
Mt. Hermon for the Christmas
hold avs The Sterling boys visited
their little sister on their way home
at the Hospital.
Sherman Bean returned from Lew
iston Saturday with pair of black
horses that are a splendid looking
span, well matched in both size and
color. Mr.. Bean can select good
horses. =
Miss Christie Spaulding went to the
Sisters Hospital in Lewiston recently
where she underwent serious opera
tion Friday of last week. Her moth
er, Mrs. Charles Spaulding is with
her. At last reports she was getting
along as well as could be expected.
The Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick will visit
his family at Old Orchard this month
and part Of January.
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RENERE-CORNVIL.LE-

Quite a number of farmers are
harvesting their ice crop this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kalsie Greenleaf are
the happy parents of nine pound girl
born Sunday, Dec. 20.
Miss Ethel Lock of Skowhegan
spent Sunday at her Cousins, O. E.
Locke.
School began Monday after a two
weeks recess.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hobart and
children go this week to Lexington,
Mass, where Mr.. Hobart is to work
on a dairy farm. Mr.. Willie Palmer
will go next Monday to work for Mr..
Hobart.
The friends of Willie Palmer gave
him farewell surprise party We'd
nesday evening, in view OF his depart
ure for Lexington, Mass.
Chauncey Locke lost very nice
COW last week.
Levi Brown ia sick from the effects
of bad cold.
1t is rumored that A. K. Perkins has
sold his farm here to parties from
Pennsylvania.
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NORTH CORNVlLLE.

Frank Stone is very sick,
Showing hard Monday.
Nearly everyone has colds.
Mrs. Jane is very sick with pneu-
monia.
Mary and Rosie Collins are home
this week from the mill.
Merton Green and Arthur Mathews
of Hartland were at Thaddeus Green's
Monday on their way to Scion.
E. A. Robinson of Mt Vernon, stock
buyer, was in town Monday after
stock.
Rev. Mr. Green of Athens viii
preach at No. 8 school house mex
Sunday.
Fred Tufts was successful in getting
deer in Mayfield.
About 10 inches light snow fel
Friday.
Leland Bosworth is home from the
west after being absent for three
years.
New graphophones and records a
Bates.
Walter Davis who is driving team
for Ben Judkins was home over the
Sabbath.
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EN- BOEN

About eight inches of snow fell Fri
day afternoon.
Harlan B. Ellis and family are re-
joicing over the arrival of a grandson.
Dan MhAllister and family were
crossing the river near the ferry, Sun
day with horse and sleigh, and when
near the west shore broke through the
ice, the water not being very deep, all
got upon solid ice again, more or less
wet. The streams coming in over
there makes crossing risky in mild
weather.
School closed in District, No. l, the
18th, with a nice entertainment and
Christmas tree. The school room was
finely decorated and there were
many nice presents. The teacher,
Miss Maud George, has worked hard
to please and help her pupils.
Earl G. Games is at his grandfather't
for the holidays.
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NORTH MADISON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Pollard of Scion
passed through town one day last
week on their way to Skowhegan.
Mrs. Addie Dobble of Blackwell
were in town last Saturday to attend
the |. s. S. meeting which was held at
the home of Mrs. Clara Clark
Mrs. Isabel Wright is stopping with
her aunt, Mrs. A. Hunnewell for 4
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Savage OF
Skowhegan were in town one day last
week visiting his brother Gene, who
is boarding at Amos Clark's.
Miss Olive Hayden of Lakewood
was in town last Saturday to attend
the |. S. s. meeting.
Mr.. o. o. Vittum and son Fred OF
Scion were in town last Sunday.
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EAST SKOWHEGAN.

Mr.. Milton p. Goodridge who was
reported very i'll last week, died Dec.
II, aged ~ yrs. 2 mo. and IA days.
He was taken i'll at the home of his
wife's siste~, Ms. Frank Huntiey
where he died. He has been in poor
health for years and his last illness
was caused by shock affecting his
left side. The funeral took place at
Mr.. Huntley's Dec. 10, conducted by
Rev. F A. Leitch. Select pieces
were sunglby MIS- Leroy L. Sanford,
Mr. Edwin B. Richardson. Mrs. Nettie
Herrin and Mrs. Almon Sanford,
Mrs Evander Mitchell organist, and
the interment was at the cemetery in
East Skowhegan. He was married
Apr. %, 1865 to Mary Elizabeth Smith
who survives him. They had eight
children, Mrs. Martha Dixon of Gin
ton, George M, and Wentworth of
Red Bluff, Cal, Ivory l.. of Mary land,
James M, Evander M. Albert 5. and
Sidney F. all, of East Skowhegan. In
his fathers family were 81 boys and
girls of whom only one is living,
Mrs. Andrew Eldridge of Clinton.
Mr.. Goodridge was good man in his
home and a kind neighbor. He lived
his whole life in this place and will be
missed by those who have known and
respected him here.
f. B. and II. II. Richardson are
hauling their hay to the ferry which
they kept over from last year.
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Obituary.

Mrs. Edward Mckinney passed
away at her home 1876 College Avenue
Waterville, Saturday, Dec. 10th, at
the age OF fifty one years, five
months and three days.
just a week ago Mrs. McKenney
stuck a needle in her finger and
blood poisoning followed. Every
thing possible was done to save her
but without avail.
Mrs McKenney was life long
member of the Congregational
Church in Jackman. She is survived
by husband, two daughters, Mrs.
Asa Thibodeau, Waterville, and Mrs.
Fred E. Hollis of Portland, one sister
Mrs. II. c. Moore, and one brother
Stephen Shelley of Jackman and a
host of friends.
The funeral services were held at
her late residence Monday afternoon,
Mr. VIM. F. Slsde of the Second
Parish Cong. Church, Portland, offici
ating, music being furnished by q
male quartette. The bearers were
Fred L. Hollis, Henry q. Newhall
c. Guy Hume and Willie Barney
The floral tributes were beautiful and
abundant. The interment was al
Pine Grove Cemetery.
Her life was beautiful in the ex-
treme; she was always ready to assist
those who were in trouble. 1t could
be said of her that "Her left hand
knoweth not what her right hand
doeth.n
when life hours of toll are ended,
And my day draws to n close;
When the bells OF eV ening, Ginning,
Call me TO my long repose,
Eagerly my feet shall hasten
And my eyes shall look to see
Standing close by Heavens portals
Loved ones waiting there for me.
They who long from that far country
Watched me as | faltered on,
In earths weary round OF labor,
Strength and courage almost gone,
When they see me drop LIES burdens
And to Heavens refuge ee,
Swift will gather round the portals
Loved ones waiting there for me-
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HARMONY.

Rev. Mr.. Hunt preached at the
church Sunday morning, in place of
Rev. MIR. Hahn
The ladies' fair and sale, and the
school ente rtainment were well re-
ceived by a good attendance. The
receipts for admissions and sales
amounted to about thirty-two dollars,
netting nearly twenty one and halt
dollars.
The Ladies' Aid Society at Main
stream held fair and sale last week,
and realized about thirty eight dollars
There will be Christmas tree and
festival at the church on this Thurs :
day evening for the Sunday School
scholars.
There will be tree and Christmas
exercises at Mainstream Friday even
ing, and another at the school house
on the south road, Saturday evening.
Geo. Rhodes has taken the contract
to haul large lot OF lumber this win
ter for the Bachelor Co.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-12-24
How To
Gain Flesh

Persons have been known to
gain a pounda ddyby takingan
ounce of Scott Emulsion 1t
is strange, but it often happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
the pound; it seems to start
the digestive machinery going
properly, so that the patient is
able to digest and absorb his
ordinary food which he could
not do before, and that is the
way the gain is made.
A certain amount of flesh is
necessary for health; if you
have not got it you can get 1t
by taking