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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-19

Miss Efie Dawson came down
from Pierre Friday for an over
Sunday visit with her parents Mr.
and Mrs A. w. Dawson.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-19
THE MILLER PRESS
THURSDAY. OCTOBER, 10. 1911.
PERSONALS AND--
-LOCAL BRIEFS

Geo. lverson made a business trip
to Hudson the first of the week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-19

L. Dlouhv moved his jewelry
stock this week into the Fl. r.
Greeves building on the east side of
the street.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-19

Mr. and Mrs w. E. Burke visited
with friends in North Hand last
week
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-27
TUNNEL IS COMPLETED
IL ACCOMPLISHED KY E1DKCE
OF THE NEVADA NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.

The tunnel at the entrance to- the
Robinson canyon WAS completed last
night, and is now there to stand for
all ages, a monument to modern
genius and a tribute to the skill and
good Judgment of Chief Engineer G.
w. Backe of the Nevada Northern
Railway company. The work of
finishing the interior of the bore has
occupied several months, and was
performed under unusual difficulties.
When the tunnel a first cut
through the Robinson mountain, it
was thought that tue rock MAS hard
enough to last for all time. but one
roof. An examination was made by
Superintendent Collins of the Giroux,
ana it was his opinion that the bore
should be timbered.
To d. This it was necessary to cut
away a considerable portion of the
roo and sides, and this and the tim
berlng were done between trains.
Wnen it is remembered that 20 less
than twenty trains were passing
through every day, the work can be
better appreciated. Every engineer
Of any note who has come into the
district has made an inspection of the
work, and has been high In ais praise
Of the Methods employed by Mr..
Backe. After the timbers we're all
in, they were sheathed with CORFU
gated iron, SO as to make fire impos-
siale frcm the engines. James Will
lcgthby lad charge Of the E,en en-
gaoed in the work supervising thu.
latter under direction OF Engineer
Backe and his assistant, Philbrook.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-27

the Snake Indians long afterward on
the banks of Carson river. An
I study this mans face, his walk, an
l make up my mind. l know this
mar once before. Sure. So, after a
while, this man he look at me sharp,
an he come to where l stand.
"'You know me?' he say.
"'I-know you um. Your face
it familiar long ago, perhaps, but ]
not you remember quite" | answer.
Yes, you know me- he say.
'Guerne, you load my gun that day
l shoot Winnemuck!'
"Sacre. / leap to my feet. But
you are dead / say.
eyes, you think SOP he answer.
by Gar, | am not sure now! / ex-
anime close his eyes, his face. it
bear marks l have not forgot. An
that man he is Elliott. He tell M
strange story.
81 was wounded badly he say,
an yet for some reason the Indians
spare me to live. So the Snakes,
they take me far away into the land
of the lava beds ard across the Ore
gon trail. an they nurse me back to
life, but keep me a prisoner. So the
months pass an l am a prisoner.
an / have the wish to see my wife
and child again. 1t is thirteen
months 1 am a prisoner, an one day
I escape. God, I am happy. Again
I am to see my wife, my baby, clasp
them in my arms. 1t was good to
live.
AN I go to Placervil1e an learn
my wife she is married to another,
believing me dead. They are happy
together. An the man, he is her old
sweetheart an my best friend, an l
have said to him, If / do not return
you marry my wife-you care for
her-an' we had clasped hands.
They had found my gun on the battle
field. OF ME there was no trace.
Could I blame them? Had my friend
done wrong to keep his pledge? No.
So I. a wanderer, went back to the
Indians. 1t is best so. No other
man save you knows that |, Elliott, |
alive, ave the Snakes, an they |
are Silent. Do you like them? For
myself I do not care. My wife and
baby are happy"
The old man gazes pensfvely over
the distant hills and his eyes might
be looking upon the dead.
q never have seen him SINCE" he
says, an probably Elliott he enlisted
an died as a soldier. An perhaps,
they have said, IT was Tot he, but
a convict who sought to hide his
Identity. But myself, I shall always
believe that the man I saw and talk
ed with on the bank OF the Carson
river those years ago was none other
than Elliott, he whom they say was
.assacred On the battlefield of
Lake with Ormsby when we
the Piutes an the Snakes
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-27
An ~Up-to-date Girl.

II asked her 10 marry me and she
gave me a supreme court answer
"What kind of an answer Is that?"
Said she would give me six
months to readjust myself so as to
be acceptable. PUCK.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
TRAVELLING LIBRARY HERE

Thu Library Commission at Frank
tort has deposited a free library ct
30 volumes with the Noman'- I'M
pr"ycmcnt Club of Stanford. We
desire everyone ia Stanford to have
the cree Use of TINS library winch
will be open ON Wednesday after
noon from iodr To five O'Clock. There
nrr certain rules TO be observed
" hich each reader will subscribe be
fore taking book. Some member
of the club will act a. Librarian each
work in the room of the state Bank
a Tmst Co.. where our regular meet
pg~ are held. \ list Of books will
be- given later. Come and get =
good book aud ,,ium It lu good rou-
diiion m .wu weeks.
President ". /. &.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
Ex-Stanford Girl WEEDS.

Nj Thomas Parks and Mi-~ Ger
trudc Nocl were quietly married YES
tcrday afternoon at the Baptist par
eonagc ou Lexington street by DR..
Cecil '. Cook. Only the immediate
rslas,ye~ of the contracting parties
we're present. Immediately after the
ceremony the young couple left ou
he north bound passenger train
over the e. y G.. for bridal lour
at several daN~. The bride H. a
daughter of Rev. il. Il. Noel anJ il,
e most charming and popular young
lady. The groom ha- been connect
ed with the tirm ol Durham & Cecil
Cor several years aud j. one of the
best Young business nm ia the city.
-Danvillc Advocate.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
THE WONDER OF THE AGE
Swann's Kidney and Swann'S Stom-
ach Remedies.

SWANS Kidney Remedy i the
first ON this globe to bring kidney
worms from man. woman and girl,
and these worms come in their urine
Mr.. J. ID. Woods daughter was treat
ed Tor kidney troubles by able ply
sicians and these said all had be,
done that could be done in this ease.
and she could live but four or five
dav, longer. She started Ia get well
from the fil,t dose oE Swans Kid
'ney remedy aud today after two
wears Mr.. Woods said she was the
healthiest child in his family. Free
de~ timonidl by Mr.. }. ID. Woods of
Waynesburg, Ky, h. +. ID. No. 4.
This new discovery is sold at Pen
ny'S drug store. Mrs. j. \.
Smith Of Wilmore Mad stomach trou-
Bile for 20 years, she had tried many
remedies but never was cured until
she had taken swans. Mr.. W. A.
Palmer, Wilmore. KY. II. +, d.. No.
|. wish ! could let all people know
lust what wonder Swans remedy
is. when two doctors did not help
my niece of kidney trouble | got a
bottle of this wonderful remedy and
from the first dose she started Ia
get better and for four days she
passed kidney worms in her urine,
and | must say these remedies are
worth their weight in gold. Sold by
Penny's Drug Store Stanford. N.Y..
Made by the American Herb and
Plant Co.. Junction City, Ky. Drug
eists and country stores and agents
write Us for prices on this worder-
ful rem edy.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
TRUSTEE ELECTIONS
To Be Held in Lincoln County School
Districts Saturday.

Election of trustees Ia the school
stricts of Lincoln county will be
held Saturday, August 9th. But
very little interest j. being taken
IN these elections although II is very
important that the best men be cho-
sen for these places a., the trustees
..o elected have the government of
the county schools M their hands,
select the members of the County
board of Education aud teachers.
In many of the districts no uomina
iions ha,V been made tor trustees,
and M only two districts m Che conn
IL are there contests over the place.
These are in Stanford -ubdi~iuct
No. .. division in which both W. {.
Camden aud l.. T. Smith are seeking
the tru-tecs'np. and IN Wayne-bur.
subdi~trirt No. .. division ) whore
j. r. Bell aud G. NJ Estes are can
'didatc-. An election will be- held at
Rowland at the same time ou the
question ct voting p cent Hdd'-
,ouh tax ou the 300 worth 90
property for the purpose of holding
q longer term of school.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
LINCOLN COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION

An annual convention. composed
al NuperiutendentS. pastors, teach
rrS and delegates Is held each wear.
including all the AFOREMENTIONED sun
DAY schools in Lincoln county. We
take pleasure IL announcing this
meeting for August 30th. beginning
With convention address on the
evening of the Doth. The speaker
yi,l be announced later.
We wan, every school in the county
io get ready for this county union
meeting. and help To make It great
gathering. The sessions will convene
at the Christian church of Stanford.
Three ladies from each church will
compose IA committee on entertain
reut ~ follows: Mrs. j. b. Paxton.
Mrs. High Reid. Miss Annie Mckn-
hey. Mrs. Jesse Wearen. Mrs. +. j.
Hrown. Mrs. w. NJ. Bright, Mrs. Leila
Took. Mrs. J. W. .Baughman. Mrs. j.
q. Sartain. Mrs. Will Tucker, and
Mr~. \ W Fowle aud Mrs T.. L.
Ieinhari The ladies will please
meet aud elect committees and make
such arrangements as are necessary
cd in due time. By order of the ex-
Ell.
The choirs of the different church
e. will please meet and prepare some
special music; the Sunday school
choirs are to be included. Mrs. j.
G. Carpenter will please act as chair
man of the music committee.
The executive committee met two
alternoon, last week aud prepared a
good program which will be publish
ed in due time. by order ofthe ex-
eoutive committee, ID. NJ. Walker,
president: Mrs. J. j. Dickey, see'y.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
BEE LICK.

Mr. Tine Brown had three cattle
filled by lightning last week.
Martin Smith l. very sick ~ hi-
home near here.
Mr.. Wallace l. much improved.
Will and Waite, Brown took u
load of bcrrie~ To- Stanford. they sold
the entire load quickly.
\ series of meeting was begun n.
Providence church ou the 2.Id. The
services are conducted bN Rev, Rob-
crt~ at Illinois.
". Il. hryuold- spent Tuesday ,I
Crab Orchard.
Il. r. Pollard went to Crab Orch
ard Saturday to Nisi, hi~ wife VIII"
j.. patient u the Sauatorium.
Rev. Clou~c aud Forc~t," preach
ed al Bethel Church Tuesday night.
Mr.. G. &. Mrtcalt l. worse az
this writing.
We have a hotter prospect for
GOOD coru crops tEar tier, has been
for YEAR.
People IRE about through SOWING
, Luckwheat.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
Loss of Time Mean; Loss of Pay

kidnef troub', lnl lhh ii q.
breeds h,ans To- HIM ruI !'l Fay
1" many = worl,ir; mn NJ Ia "a.
1914, Little Penna ST., .Streator. ILL.,.
was 81 bad from kidney and blad-
der trouble that he could not work.
but he SAYS. Il took Foley Kidney
Pills tor only short time and got
entirely well aud was soon able Ia
go back To work. aud am feeling well
aud healthier than before" Foley's
Kidney Pills are tonic in action.
quick in results-a good friend TO
the working ann or woman who sut-
fers from kidney ills. For sale by
Shugars a Tanner, Stanford.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
BROUGHT0NT0WN

Mrs. Sara BLAIR. che mother of
Mr>. Margarct Brown, II visiting
her loved ones N this section She
l. 50 years old and will prnbably
make her last trip Ca Il train when
~Ge returns to her home in Laurel
county. Her daughter Mr.. Susan
l'ng came To visit her here A. Mr.
RIair i, :" old. her sou-m-law W. u.
Iirowu will return with her on the
IMP.
Wheat crops are fine in this See
ZION. and turning out well.
Rice Bcnge has moved Ia Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs Bryant Brown are
expecting their daughter. Mrs. Lena
Noakes from Greensboro.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
M00RE-SCH0ENE.
Attractive Stanford Girl Marries Me-
braska Man.

In the presence of only few
friends aud relatives Miss Ida Moore
Of this city aud MI Edgar Schocnc
of Omaha. Nebraska, were married
here Tuesday. The ceremony which
took place in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Shank, was a very quiet
one, the ouly attendants being u
sister OF the bride Miss Ellen Moore
aud Mr.. ". J Shocnc of Geneva,
New YorL. brother of the groom
The Rev. J u. Jones officiating. The
bride was attirod ~ most becoming
travelling suit of blue. Miss Ellen
Moore in white.
Immediately after the wedding.
the happy couple amid n shower of
rice, left for Henderson, Ny. where
the parents of the groom reside. The
bride j. daughter of Mr.. j. II.
Moore of thi, place, aud l. a hand
some accomplished young woman.
For several years she ATTENDED
Campbell llagerman college IN Lev
iugion. after which she was elected
To- the chair of mathematics in that
institution Mr.. Schocnc. having Grad
uatcd from State University. also
taught ia hi Nina Mater for two
YEAR. Mr. and Mr.. Schocnc will
make their future home co. Omaha,
, Nebraska.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
PLEASANT POINT

Farmers have been busy thresnng
wheat and sowing buckwhcat through
this section. 81
J W. Bruce Of your clty was Ncrc
last week buying hogs for A Il. Nun
nelley.
a large crowd from here spent the
day in Cincinnati Sunday.
Mr.. X. J. IIogue is one the sick
list.
Mrs. Thos. Afford is i'll also.
Il. j. Hogue attended the Sunday
school convention at Grove Sunday.
William Dishon of Milledgeyille
bged 81 years died of cancer and
the remains were brought here for
burial. He is survived by IL chill
dren 3 grandchildren and / great
grandchildren and wife Much SYM
pathy i, felt for the bereaved ones.
Claude Singleton who has been
working in Arizona for a few months
Is now with his parents here.
Cicero Dishon after an absence of
years is spending few day. with
relatives at this place aud King
/ Mountain.
Wade lIogue and Cousin Mis-
Pearl Hogue were visiting at Il. J
/ lloguc'S last week.
Miss Margaret Reuter-, is will
Mrs. Fred Sunaway at Highland fol
a few days.
Miss Caroline and Lula Rust oI
Newport are pleasant visitors here.
Mrs. VIM. Dishon was visiting a
J.. ID. Harneys last week. She ais,
visited a number of relatives Will,
here.
y Children's Day will be given Il
the VI. + Church Sunday Aug.
We hope to make this an enioyabl,
day for the young folks and the oldei
ones too. You are invited to com,
and bring well filled baskets.
Moss Nora Padgett went over neal
Crab Orchard Sunday to make hei
home at Bedell Chancellor's for 3
while.
Will Brown and wife of near Dry
Ridge came down last week to spenC
u few weeks with relativs.
Mrs. Rustin Hale Of MilledgevilC
spent a few days with friends ant
relatives here.
Miss Ruby Carroll j. getting alon.
ricely with her school at Green Briar
Miss Virginia Nash who mas beer
IN school ut Lexington came hom'
Saturday to spend her vacation witt
hen parents near here. Her siste
Mary Elizabeth of the ID 4 ID lnsti
rute at DanvIlle Is at home also.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04

the party ut Mare sburg given by
the Misses Mccall. Those from here
we're. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Roberts
Misses Leila aud Lena Albright, Ran
da Tate. Rose Pike, jewel Francisco.
Gertrude Martin, Eta Cable. Eta
Firth, Mrs. Daisy Hunt and Miss
Hilton, Messrs. Douglas Martin. Guy
Roberts. Frank Ward. Rails Wihnott
Byron Owens. W. NJ. Evans, john
ltcnlOn.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
BRODHEAD

Mr.. Teen Jasper Of Florida. visit
eel Mr. Lou Stcrmc- tu-t of the
week.
John Robbins lG,- been au the sick
lit.
Miss Gertrude Martin J., visiting
in Mt. Vernon.
Mr~. Amy Edwards, Mr.. Sarah
Risc~ aud son Leslie are visiting
NJ J. ". Tate.
Master William aud Robert Cas-
aave returned home after three
weeks visit ma crab Orchard and
Stanford.
bro. G. N. Rob,rt-. OF Kemp. J,l-
leo wa iu town Monday, hc j. con-
Quoting meeting AT Providence.
\ large crowd from here are pIau-
ming To- 90 out ueN' Sunday aud hear
him From there h, will 90 10 Stan
ford.
Mis- Sadie Richards nnd Trick
Bowling Il Mt \eruou were dawn
saturday aud M. aud Mr.. Chas.
Davis. j. W. Rider Shirley Tate,
aud Lloyd Miller we're down sunday.
4 COW of Mr. Per Shelton's was
killed by the tram last Friday.
"I'ncle Pood" Hurt has been III
nut j. some better now.
Miss Rosa Pike aud j. Christie
Wcr m Crab Orchard last sunday.
Chas Hurt aud j. Francisco were
in Mt. Nruou Wednesday.
Misses Matte Riggs Of Richmond
pnd Ada Ireland OF Maysville are
the guests of Miss Miranda Tate.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. u. Hilton visited
here Sunday and Monday.
Misses Stella and Annie Griffith
OF Ford visited Ms. J. X. Cass Tues
day aud Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. b. Pike Mr.. aud
Mrs. n. II. Ilamm. attended the Ian
easter fair Thursday.
Misses Jewel Francisco and Eta
nth were in Mt. Vernon Thursday.
Miss Anna Cass il visiting in stan
ford this week.
Allen Barnette has returned home
after three weeks visit in George
town and Shelbyyllle, Mr.. b, viii
leaye for Oxford. England lst- OF
September. where he will enter
school having received the Rhode
scholarship last year.
Miss Catherine Edwards of Rich
mond Is visiting Miss Hazel Albright
Losl Saturday evening crowd Of
Young folks enjoyed a hay ride t.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
PREACHERSvIllE.

Born. To- the wife of Tho~ MAYOR
of SnusN Greek nice boy.
Logan Thompson had good
horse to get it, lee broken. The
aumal had To be killed.
Rev. Tishe. OF Williamsburg, be
qua protracted meeting Sunday at
hcc,h Grove.
Mr.. William Dychuu~c j. quite
a. DR.. j. 4. Harmon u attendance.
Little Harry Brown, infant son ot
Nh. and Mr.. Mructcc Elmor, -
very sick.
Gertrude Adams l. much improved
Mr. Fannie Smoot of Coviugion,
j. with her brother, Mcncfeo Elmore
and family.
Misses Mary and Grace Ham
monds. Of Richmond. are guests Of
iheir uncle. Menefee fillmore.
There will be ~er' ices al the Meth"
dist church Sunday aud Sunday
night. Prayer meeting each We'd
nesday niyht.
Born. to the wife of jim Anderson,
colorcd u boy.
Joseph llammouds aud George SUIT
ton went Ia Cincinnati Sunday.
Latest ddviccs from the post ot-
lice department say that the new
X. +. d.. route out of Crab Orch
ard end known as Crab Orchard, No
,. will start serving the patrons of
route September lst.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
CHANGES IN
RURAL ROUTES
Mail Delivery in Lincoln County To
Be Greatly Facilitated-New
Route From Crab Orchard

Several important rural route re-
visions are 90 be made by the Post
office Department in Lincoln county
on the 1T of September all of which
.ave been sought by Congressman
Harvey Helm for some time. When
lut ia effect they will greatly facili-
tate the delivery Of mail To the pat
Ions ON the routes affected. Post
master Florence gives the Interior
Journal the following bulletin of the
change, which will GO into effect on
the date named.
Rural Route No. 4 will not run
east Of prcacher~villc, having been
reduced in length four miles ON ac-
count of new rural route which
will start from Crab Orchard To- be
known ~ Crab Orchard Route No. >
and which will serve the four miles
taken oft stanford Route No. I aud
practically all of tn Preachcr-,illc
country.
Stanford Route No. .. going ont
the Dauville pike, has been ncrcn- 70
eel IN length to serve three miles fur
Their To- the rcidcucc of h. q. Brown
Ing, aud then rctraoe to Logan IS
corner.
Rural Route No. / from WaNuc--
burg has been reversed and the ear
rIcr will exchange mail with Rural
Carrier NO. 3 out oi Stanford daily
except Sunday. Mail from Stanford
for points ON Waync-burg Route No.
can be- directed to these points via
Rural Route No. ,. Stanford, there
los making direct connection tu~ the
above paints. Ottcuhcim. Highland
and Wayncshurg.
Previously most of the mail out
Of Stamford for Ottcnheim. Wayne,
burg aud most other southern point <
ia the county had To 90 To- :un, ton
city from here over the l.. \ y,
transfer there To the Cincinnati
southern to WaNuesburg and then
go ont on a Nayre~burg rural routc
the next day. Mail could he sent ia
l.ouivile much quicker than 10 many
points in Lincoln county, aud It =
believed that these changes .u the
rural route systems will remedy
such defect, in the mali delivery -y~-
ten.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
HAY fever asthma and summer colds

must be relieved quicly and Foley'S
Nioney aud Tar Compound will 10
ii. r. NJ. Stewart 1884 Wolfram ST..
Chicago. writes 81 have been great
~ troubled during the hot summer
months with hay fever and find that
by using oleys Honey and Tar Com
pound get great relief" Many oth-
ers who suffer similarly will be glad
to benefit by Mr.. Stewards expert
ence. Sold by Shuears 4 Tanner. .
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04

More people, men and women are
trouble than ever before aud each
suffering from kidney and bladder
year more ofthem turn for quick re-
liefsand permanent benefit to Foley ;
Kidney Remedy, which has proven
itself to be one OF the most effective
remedies for kidney and bladder all
ments that medical science has de-
Nised. For sale BY Shngars & Tanner
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
Many Rivers Of Avon.

There are the Upper" Avon. known
as the Warwickshire or Shakespeare
Avon: the Lower or Bristol Avon. on
which is Bath. and the East or Hamp-
shire Avon. on which is Salisbury. The
first two flow into the Severn. the last
into the English channel at Christ
church harbor.-London Mail