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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-05-18
REPORT FOR EIGHTH MONTH.
For More Than Three Decades

Foley's Honey and Tar has been
household facorite for all ::'Dents OF the
throat, ches, and lungs. For infants and
children it is best and safest as 1t con-
,ains no opia,es and no harnfu! drugs.
None genuine but Foley's Honey and
Tar in the yellow package. Refuse sub
s,i,u,es. ". E. Brown & Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-05-18
S11nertoa Hews.
sc,.o- The Manning C.ucs:


Because of the very unfavorable
weather conditions prevailing in this sec
ton the pas, few weeks, this seems TO
be critical period with our planters
The possible need OF replan;ing has no,
been long suggested, and likewise the
possible time for blowing up first seed IS
fast getting away. Within few days
all will have decided which course 70
pursue. Not many farmers in this in
mediate community were so unfortunate
as TO have their crops ruined by the re-
cent hail sto-:l, but many are suffering
from the continued cool weather, which
so materially hlnders the termination
of the grounded seed. The complaint OF
Door stands of cotton seems TO be quite
general. The prospects Of poor crop
with several months intervening before
any Just idea can be had as 20 the price
Of cotton during the coming season. does
q, first sight appear discouraEius: but
disastrous indeed must be the attending
conditions TO preveot the farmers OF this
section from making an average crop.
Among the enterprises recently TO-
s.i,uted in our icwn Is 40 up-to-cate
mea, market, managed by Mr.. 5. {.
Banuister. former Depot Asen, at this
point. Mr.. Bauu!S,er has acquired the
old grocery stand OF ". r Coskrev. and
by 3 few repairs has succeeded 10 pre-
pairing place well fitted 10 the busi-
ness. he recently purchased commo-
dious and we'll arranged refrigerator,
and hopes TO meet the needs OF house
wives.
The store recently vacated by Mr.. W.
c.. Johnson is now occupied by Mr.. Dave
! Nay, dealer il fancy groceries.
DR.. D. O. Khame has recently pat an
attractive ana most favorable improve
ment in his drug store building. 4 Sky
hight has been introduced just above the
prescription stand. which has proyen
quite comfort 10 the force OF sa!esmec.
as vel! as pleasing egec; to the ap-
pearance Of the store.
The Lyceun Management has con-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-05-18
BUSINESS LOCALS.

See \. J. White s. Co., when you want
Furniture.
New Irish Potatoes. 4Oc peck, a, The
Manning Grocery CO.
Furniture sold on easy terms at a. j.
White s. Co
Wan,ed.-A Milk Cow at once. +. c..
Thomas.
II YOU want TO save money on furnl-
ture see \. J. White & co.
For Sale-One Cadillac Automobile.
Apply TO Chas. B. Geiser: Manning, sc.
Don't buy anything in the Furniture
liae until you see US. a. J. White & co.
See our Bargain "Ad." in this issue
for Saturday. The Manning Grocery
Co.
For Sale Cheap. One Engine. Ap-
ply TO c. F. Rawlinson i Co., DAVIS
Station. S. c.
Fancy Cakes for everybody. a fne
assortment, strictly fresh, l3c ID. The
Manning Grocery Co.
Fit for king, are those Magdellna
Island Mackerel. Try them. 20c 70.
The Manning Grocery co.
For Sale.-A twenty guage Parker
Gun and Pointer Dog. Apply TO Rev.
L. \. Cooper, Manning, S. 9.
Large can full ripe California Peaches
for l5c. Splendid w.eh cream or for
pastry. The Manning Grocery Co.
For Sale--10O bushels Of The Tindal
Improved Cotton Seed" 81 per bushel.
Apply ". Il. Plowden, Manning, S. c.,
r. F. D., No. l.
Plug Tobacco l5c ID. Just a few
more caddies left Smoking Tobacco
25c IL. Nearly all gone. Come quick.
The Manning Grocery Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-05-18
.|725 cOIelP 0I Cl0!|eSi0l 1871.
,,n+h Wear Bepias September 80.

I2oth Year Begias September 80.
En,rance examinations will De held
a, the County Court House on Friday.
July /. at . .. m. ~! Candidates 'or
can compete in Septemo Der
for vacant Boyce Scholarships. when
pay 500 wear. One free tuition
TO each county 0! South
Carolina. Board and furnished room N
Do,n;,ory, So. Tuition so. For Cat
aioguc address "
HARRISON RANDOLPH,
President.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-05-18

DR.. Claude S. Ereedin OF Charleston,
is in Manning representing The News &
Courier.
Miss Sadie Wilson, of Georgetown,
IS visiting the family OF Mr.. + E.
Earlee.
Died as Paxville last Friday, Meta.
the lS-monchs-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. a Brown.
The new front low being placed in the
Clarendon will be 90 improvement TO
that popular resort
Mc. W. NJ. plowden left last evening
for Lewisburg. W. Va, TO attend the
general assembly OF the Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. Robert Cansey of Quincy Florida,
Clerk OF Court OF bis county, is at Sum
merton visiting his brothers, Messrs- N.
S. and J. S. Cansey.
Mr.. Robert Jenkinson, Of Kingstree,
spent Sunday in Manning. Mr.. Jenk-
inson came here % get "a bait OF Man
niog's artesian water"
J. q. Lesesne, ESQ.,, has recently
been on an elec.ioneering tour 10 the
district, an6 he seems TO 90 41:te en-
couraged over his prospecss.
There are some men who have cause
70 be thankful for the enemies they
have made. There are others TO be
pitied for the friends they must carry.
Il would NOT surprise US, indications
point that way. II he gets her be IS a
lucy chap, and then perhaps our bank
account will not be disturbed as rapidly.
If the earth passed through the
comets tail today it was not noticeable
DOR did it prevent the picnicsers at
Reysold's mill from having good
time.
Rev. ". T. Duncan, Presiding Elder
OF Sumter District, viii preach IN the
Methodist church next Sunday mora
ing, and the quarterly conference will
be hel5 Monday.
Died in Manning last Saturday, at
the home Of its grandparents, Edwin. y
the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs J. E De-
Mars. The fuoeral took place Monday
morning in the Manning cemetery.
A LADY reported TO US last Monday
morning one Of the bridges over Black
river, Just out Of Manning is in q dang
erous condition, having been knocked
out of PLUMB by passing automobile.
The Silver Democratic club reorgan-
ized with the following officers. Pres
idept, 81. S. Briggs; q. Cain, Secretary;
q. S. Briggs member OF executive COM
missee.
Rev. John G. kilgo was elected 8
Bishop Of the Methodist chu.cl, at the
conference at Ashev!lle. Mr.. kilgo,
when boy, lived at Summeston when
bis father was the pastor in charge OF
tha. circuit
The fisherman are in high clee, par
ties are being formed every day 70 sc
70 the several lakes. Even the ladies
have the fishing fever, and as many hsh
are caught when they are along as al
any other time, so there Is nothing n
The liquid bait for luck.
a, r;.er ., rho
Aar..eS os Se.s a. nsron,sa- w P.1r;Ile
nome ot sne oStoS I. S,n;,h and Si;ss
Leila Geddinss- Ga returning from
their trip tho couple will make their
home at Gc- .. w. IoIVe'
Uo,,.,,s
.oe 'S.s s,:o-;crr So.;e,r IIsno;no
% aU~;I,. ~ ,r;;, -,sa. Eridar 5 O'Clock,
- Ns,hos;s. chnrch An Instructive
n.oas,r, - ~ - r-an,reS and we hone 70,
ra,Ts .,,anSsnc. -, members. Visi.
- .a .i,r.~s ,.a1ror,s
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rh. .o,,-aa craoa6 scbool bepins i,s
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-05-18
run MANNING TIMES MANNING, $. C.. MAY Is. 1910.

Come q. last. Our big shipment OF
the famous ChicGuot Club Ginger ale.
Special family prices $50 per dozen
and we allow 223c per dozen Tor return
OF bottles. The Manning Grocery 90.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-05-18
FANS /! FANS !!

Ny prices will please you well the pretty designs
Never have had better lot OF pretty fresh and dainty
Fans in more varied or artistic lot OF styles
Let US show yon those wash Buttons IN various co.ors
and sizes also 10, of large Pearl Buttons very serriceaoe
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-05-18
KLOSFlT pETTICOATS.

Fits without wrinkle. Sl.5O 70 $500
\ big Line of Laces, from 25c. per yard. En-
broderes and Insertions various styles widths and prices
Forty Dozen All-Lilen Bandkercbiefs only SC each.
Ladies Hose Supporters, 25c. and Soc
Kid Gloves yet in the desirable colors.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-05-18

The Philathea Class OF the Manning
Baptist church me: in the class room
Sunday morning with swenty-four pres
en,. The subject was beautifully pre-
sen,eS bv our teacher. each one taking
par, or showing interest. Our class has
grown so, i, was necessary 10 move into
a larger class room. where we are ready
TO welcome all interested in our work.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-04
Journalism Abroad.

The journalism Of Paris Is personal
stsays Henry Watterson) /, the Journal.
ism of London is impersonal hat Ii
to say, the one illustrates the sell.
exploiting, individualized starlsystem,
the other the more sedate and orderly
yet not less responsible commercial
system; and It must be allowed that,
in both dignity and usefulness, the
English is to be preferred to the
French journalism. It Is true that
English publishers are sometimes ele-
waited to the peerage. But this is no
wise worse than French and Ameri-
can editors ecoming candidates for
Office In either case, the public and
the press are losers IN the matter Of
the service rendered, because Journal
ism and Office are SO antipathetic that.
their tn union must be destructive to.
both. $500
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-04
Origin of Tommy Atkins. 8

It is a popular notion that the name
Tommy Atkins, as the sobriquet Of
the British soldier, is peculiarly the.
idea of Rudyard Kipling than which.
nothing could be farther from the
truth. although it is not to be denied.
that Mr.. Kipling, more than anybody
else, has made the nickname famous.
As a matter of fact, the name orig
mattel with the British war office is
suing pocket manuals, in which the
soldiers name, age, date of enlist.
ment, term of service and other de-
tails were entered. The method Of fill
ing IN the form was explained by the
employment Of a fictitious name, and
instead of the legal 6 John Doe or
Richard Roe, SIS the ombination.
Thomas Atkins was adopted. From
this circumstance the name came to
be applied to the soldier as a type.
very much as during our Civil war the.
COME derates were commonly adj
dressed by their Union opponents as
Johnnie Reb. Z s1
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-04
str'awber ries All Year.

straWberry-tima Is prolonged by
European tourists to form consider
able little part Of the year, By those
who begin Ii Italy towards the end 81
April and follow the Wild strawberry
Into South German woods, pausing III
Venice on the way There the half
Wild Authenticated berry arrives 81
such quaint ties early 81 May that Il
scolors the frequent fruit shops and
paints the town red: This half Wild
ness makes the charm of the italian
strawberry. For Of the quiet Wild ones
you never-like Doctor Johnson with
peaches get quite enough and the
wholly cultivated has not the distino.
tive flavor. which - as delicate and SIS.
tense as the scent Of q Wild rose lost
II the gardens And "a California not
only tho tourists but IN who buy at
markets may enjoy the best berry
every month 81 the year.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-04


Tiers farm, ten miles west of the city,
is i in the Winona General hospital,
where his leg was amputated at the
hip The boy was attempting to pro.
tect a steer in a tussle with the snake,
when the reptile thrust its fangs into
his leg. Although given prompt at
tention, gangene poisoning set in and
1t was necessary to remove the limb
to save the boys life.
st. Cloud. The Great Northern rail
road bridge across Johnson creek at
st. Augustana. FIVE miles south of
this city. was partially destroyed BY
fire. About fifty feet of the east end
burned, The fire was started by
sparks from an engine and was first
noticed by farmer lad. who made
an attempt to put out the flames alone.
Finding 1t Impossible to- stay the
flames, he ran atfi1l speed to q near
by brickyard for help bucket bril-
gade was organized and after q hard
fight the flames were quenched. The
bridge was. a 160-foot structure. ssss
us st. Paul. The Duluth, Street Rail-
way Company filed with the state au-
,ditor mortgage and trust deed in
favor OF the Central Trust Company
of New York for 81 ,O00, 900. Twenty
year. 5 per cent bonds will be issued
on this mortgage. The company has
paid into the st. Louis county treas
ury mortgage registry fee Of 1888.
The money, It is said, ill be used for
betterments of the system In Duluth
and Superior. The Duluth company
Is closely connected with the Twin CITY
Rapid Transit 6 Company, and the legal
TEXTURES Of the mortgage wore looked
saftsrby N. D. Mum, attorney, and "a.
B NJ. Robertson, vice resident 81 the
Twin City, but IL was said that the
loan does not mean anything 81 con-
snection with the local system.
Walker onacial notice has been
recsived e Walker from William j.
Johngon ordering all saloons ii Walk
81 and Casss counties closed By Sep
tembsr u. ~ this order two saloons
at Walker three at sCass Lake and
one g Pillagsr, I'll IN this county, arc
put out of BUSINESS. The BOUNDARY
.of the proposed dry district comes
within one mile Of Bemid1 ons-hatf
mile of Grand Rapids and less than
. mile Of Brainerd and VVadena. The
value of the property of tho two saloon.
mon here 80 estimated at $36, 900, and
they 1ay the Ter pract ically puts
them out OF bushes The55ordsr 81
not vol ecsiYed by the citizens of
Wake, a. 4 81 feared that blind pigs
VIII spring up. Ind ans have been
sl1nable ~ SECURE liquor hsre Tor more
than Eear.
inona Dell sJtronS local
sllm digger, uncovered q perfect pear
pearl shing 80 gra ins, while 6
swoRkIn straigh slough four miles
/ shove inoni He sold i "a Sc.
Paul sarl buyer for $500. This clam
mer Md $1,000 Sdigo ing claims 81 ths
ssloMSs alters q the llississippt IN th1
II ~ esyen -
aehin6ton { INV.
i 81 IA hobart i: Dssrina of Nc:
*apolil ana obert Yal
4 lcs HERR. Han %
erS1a Jacobsen q 81. Paul haye
81 Ipoi fors sei1tants s.
q ~ III s.s.a
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-04
RUSHING WINES TO NEW YORK
Importers Would Void Paying Increas-
sss ed Duty Auu. Z.

Importers Would Void Paying Increas-
ed Duty Aug.
. New York, Aug. Laden with:
wines, Italian bitters and cardials.5
cherries and port wines from the
sIberian peninsula and gins from the
Netherlands seven. steamships from
ports OF southern Europe are making
all speed to arrive at this port be-
tore fore Aug On that date reciprocal
agreements with Italy, Spain, Portugal
and the Netherlands will terminate
and higher tariffs on their products 60.
into effect.
Italian imp rters roughly estimated
the value Of the wines and cordia1s:
now in transit at 1000. 900 on which.
the duty will be between $780, and.
100000.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-04
TROOPS IN RAILROAD WRECK
FIFTEEN OFFICERS AND. MEN or
MILITIA INJURED.
Passenger 10 Ditched Near eohonoe
taday, N. Y.-Fireman 10
Hurt.

Columbus, Aug. 2.-Militia ohicials
will call upon the state railroad com.
mission to investigate the wrecking
Of q train at Belle Valley. Ohio, on the
Cleveland and Marietta railroad, bring
ing the Sixth battalion Of the Fourth
regiment here from its camp at Mariot-
ia for street car strike riot duty at Co
lumbus. It is declared by Ohio Ma
tional Guard officers that evidence Of
malice was found. They believe an
effort was made to wreck the train.
Fifteen of the officers and men Of
the Fourth regiment were slightly In.
jured. That they escaped serious in.
jury is due to the fact that just ahead
of the cars containing the men were
two cars filed with horses.
New York Express Wrecked.
Parkersburg, w. Va, Aug. The
New York Express, a fast Baltimore
and Ohio railroad train. running be-
tween New 7 ork and st. Louis, was
wrecked near Eaton's station, eighteen
miles east of this city, when the en-
CINE struck a large rock that had rolled
down on the track 81.
The train was running 40 miles an
hour at the time, and the engine was
overturned and rolled oVerSa high en-
.bankment. Engineer John Murray, Of
Grafton, stuck to his post and was
probably fatally hurt. Fireman Adams
OF Clarksburg was dangerously in
jured. Five passenger coaches re-
manned on the track and not.a passen.
ger was hurt.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-04
FIVE ROBBERS
LOOT 4 BANK.
STATE INSTITUTION AT oNAMIA,
MIUNN., ROBBED OF $4,000
IN COIN.
LOCAL EDITOR GIVES THE ALARM.
Robbers Steal Rig and Flee Toward
Mile Laos to Escape.-Marshal
QueIIing Reveling Redmen 40
Safe Is Dynamited.

Milaca, Mimi, Aug. Five burg.
lars successfully blew the safe Of the
State Bank at Onamia, got between
$500 and $4,000 in currency and es-
capped in stolen rig toward Mile
Laos. It is believed they will try to
elude their pursuers by crossing the
lake.
]. H. Mckenzie, lawyer and editor
Of the village newspaper, was passing
the bank on his return from a night
fishing trip when he was held up by
three of the robbers who were stand
ing watch outside. Thrusting reyol-
vers into his face, they compelled him
to halt and keep quiet, which he did
while from inside the bank issued re-
ports of the boring of the safe door
and later the explosion.
"A few minutes later the two safe
experts Of the robber crew emerged
from the bank with their pockets load
ed with money. With final and
threatening warning to the editor to
refrain from alarming the toWnspeo-
pie, the five robbers piled into wa
gon, to which spirited team was
hitched and drove swiftly away.
Onamia is in Mile Laos county, on
the 500 Line and 80 miles from an
other town or railroad line. Owing
to it's isolated location it is believed
detectives of Minnesota State Bank
ers' association and the Interstate
Bankers Protective association have
more than a fair chance to apprehend
the band.
As soon as the robbers had fed be-
yond pistol shot, Mr.. Mckenzie shout
ed the alarm to the toWnspeople He
then called ]. H. Gilvra, president
of the bank at Milaca, by telephone.
The latter notified Charles R. Frost Of
Minneapolis, secretary of the Inter-
state Bankers Protective association.
Detectives were at once dispatcher to
the village.
The village marshal Of Onamia was
engaged in quelling miniature In.
dian outbreak at the edge Of town
while the burglars were working on
the safe The Indians were drunk and
fighting. It is believed the robbers
provided the Indians with liquor 80 as
to get the marshal out Of the way.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-04
COMMENT ON " mel looks
(Giving Extracts from Some of Their
Recent Worn, With Comment

Recent Work, With Comment
by Mere Man.
Cartwright blew ring; OF blue smoke;
smoke to the ceiling and then leaned
over and knocked the ash from II
cigar into the waste basket
Whereupon the accumula ton off
waste paper caught fire spread
through the room, bringing out the
ire department. The irate owner of
the building afterWard ascertained The;
cause, sWears out q warrant for Cart
swright's Immediate arrest Tor incens
3diarism
Reginald took the cigar from hisI
mouth and refiectively contemplated.
the inch ash. Is s5s.
Which at that reflective second
dropped from the cigar and scattered
over the front Of Reggie.s coat and
vest. Reggie arose hastily, with an
oath, and brushed the accumulation
to the floor, the janitress afterward
observing that Reggie was the tslop.
.piest renter IN the building. sss
8 Arthur took q cigarette from q sil.
yer case and touched q lighted match
to Il. sSs8 sSs3
Arthur did this very thing q half
dozen times during what Is alleged
to have been ten-minute converse
ton Such q smoker as Arthur isl1
We advise him to consult q physi.
clan, and the girl had better refrain
from marrying so: inveterate IA ciga,
rette hend. Here Is q tip from q
smoker, sweet heroine. Have your
Arthur eat generously OF apples. They
#stife the appetite. USE
Mary stood upon the porch and
discerned her lovers approach on the
hill half mile away. s 5.S
Mary should get job as "a look
out on the Lusitania. Such splendid
eyesight going to waste on a mere
lover! Ss.
So All Of which is here recorded to
prove that If the ways Of women are
a mystery to men, equally myterious
are the ways OF men to that most In
stelligent class of the sexthe lady
writer's. Judge. sss;
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-04
Little Son Kills Mother.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. florence
stroble, 80 years old. was accidentally.
shot and killed BY her young son ct
the home here Of her former hus-
band. Charles Yyts. to whom she had
just returned after . separation o.
two years.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-04
Foley Kidney Pills have cured mo-

The above, IL q quotation from . let
ter written by II. N. Winkler, Evans
vile, Ind. Il contracted a severe case
Of kidney trouble. Ny back gave out
and panied me. Seemed to have lost
all strength and ambit ion; was both
cred with dizzy spells, my head would
swim and specks hoat- before my eyes.
] took Foley Kidney Pills regularly
and am now perfectly well and feel
like a new man. Foley Kidney Pills
have cured me-" Warren Pharmacy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-04
COPH|E! res
sylnnee otas Events 81 inc Week ID
ndsnssd Form

MslroSs fifty led ies-o Melrose or:
oanfzed the Ladies Civic Improvement
league. The objsot of the. league WIN
sbe,zto improve and beautif the city
IN the way Of b1tshing parks and.
bouleyards.
e Susur The harvest is on and
farmers say they Will garner. one Of
the greatest crops In the history of
the ll country The quality as veil as
quantity Will greatly exceed that Of
last year, say the farmers.
Winnipeg, Man. Sill; Wilfridl
Laurier the premier. ina recent speech
to farmers, said that the elevator In
tsrssts Of Duluth driven by legislation
from there to Fort w liam, Ont, will
be driven back TO United States BY
new Canadian laws. ss
Bemid The city council Of
#Bemidji has failed to pass the Or:
dinance drawn to license places in
sBemidji where malt Is being sold and
an Attempt made to regulate these;
places with the same closing hours as,
licensed saloons also failed ..
81. Paul. Governor "a. o. Eber-
hart has left for Beverly, Mass, where.
he will meet Presid lent Taft to extend:
TO him q personal invitation to attend
the Conservation Congress to be held
n st. Paul. Sept. 8. The governor is
accompanied by COMMITTEES Of six
Twin City business men.
Minneapolis. g Driven by q brisk
s1orthWest breeze, Z ire which started
In the Minnesota Furniture Frame
oompany's factory communicat to
the Crescent elevator immed iately
south Of It and destroyed both struc-
lures at an estimated loss Of $125, 900,
only partially covered BY insurance. 81
Duluth. Mrs. Helen Walsh, aged
aged 76. died from injuries sustained
when she was hurt In runaway ac-
cident. She was the mother Of Mrs.
VII. Cook, wife Of q prominent lum-
herman. The team which caused the
accident became frightened BY flying
paper and started to run. The pole
broke and the occupants. OF the car
riage were spilled on the pavement.
Atwater. Dennis Wheeler, q mar
ried man. living on his farm two miles