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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-04-22

wonder. The action
of ROOT JUICE is
just the action
t h a t everybody,
young and old,
needs every sprin g.
At this time Of
the year the body
is all clogged up
up with an acCum-
ulation OF filth
and impurities that
have been collect
ing all winter. The
blood B Is thick, i'm
pure, and all the
organs Of the body
are half asleep.
That accounts for
the well known
'fagged-out,' tired,
lazy, gOOd-fOr-nO-
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27
SENATOR TELLER DEAD.
0edy - IL u STATE &C capjtal
@Wlldla1.

Osavss, Col0., Feb. 3.--Ths highest
sssss eeuoss Will b paid ,hs nsusosy
q eDsmes United States Senator Hesry
Meow Teller whoss death early to-day
u the hca's os BIZ daughter, Mn. q.
T. Tylsr, In this city, marked the
psssing Of the last Of the earlier day
statesmen u Colorado. A. the request
q Governor Ansmons, ths body Of the
late senator will lis In state q the
cspltol, Wednesday, protably FROM 10
O'Clock In the ns0snlng until o'clock
IN the afternoon.
In 1879. With the admission Of Colo
redo 70 The union. Henry n. Teller
IVES chosen 70 rspeessnt hsr ~ the
United 8tstes senate and thers be-
actsd 10 that capacity for ~ ysars,
bosh - . Republican and later - Q
Democrat. During President Arshur's
decentralization be wss secretary Of the
iutsrios, and thew fought for The pol.
icy which was tn open ~ vast wsss.
srn territory 10 civilization aud settle
usent.
Henry Moore Teller Wa horn on bic
fathers farm In Allegheny county,
New York, May u, 1850. His boy-
hoOi ysan were spent on the farm.
His early education vas obtained
largely thrOugh hts own efforts, aud
later he taught school to make his way
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

George hoore and family attended
the Knights Of Pythiss hall last week.
Mn. Will Lucas went to Aancsn Last
week to visit her sister, Mn. Frank
Puett.
niss Dolores Mccormick spent Bat
urday and Sunday in Dolores and At
tended the basket hall game and dance.
Ivan B-adneld attended the basket
ball game saturday evening returning
home sunday.
Carl Scbarnhcrst moved bunch ri
cattle frons the ranch 10 the MontSsun,a
valley, where he has been feeding
stock this winter.
Joe Akin and Sam Johnson were out
this week with horses aud snow shoes
trying to break trail to bunch of
starving horses bexond kaufman
canon.
NJ. and MN. August Hoppe vent to
Dolores "Wednesday on business.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

et-8 - ss~s
Ifths orchard IA Infested os likely 10
Be inlesied With Han Jose scale. Oyster
shell. bark lo0se, sppIs scab, ~oolly
aphi.. shothole fungus, peach leaf
curl ~ brown rot, spraying the trses
during the dormant period ~ill b.
effective IN preventing trouble.
For Han Joss scale, oysiss-shell, lark
loSse. peach lesf curl. and wooliy
aphis, mn the upper parts VI the trees,
the spraying may be done st any iims
during the winter, vhile IN application
= short time before the buds open In
spring will aid III controlling the other
diseases nssntloued. These diaraaes
ars carried over the winter BY small
ssnres and the spray prevents the
gsrminstiou and growth Of thess
sporss.
The bsst sll-amund spray material
Tor the diseuses aud Insecss mentioned
b the lime sulphur wash. which sets
both y IN INSECTICIDES aud fun9icsds.
Lime sulphur wash 10 made - follows:
Stake Is pounds Of fresh lime 10 ave
ealions Of hot wsiss, using IN isoa
ss''s |" twenty 70 'ssesy'nve gallon
capacity. when slaking b 10 full
prscsss. gradually sift In fifsesn pounds
On move" " so'pnsf' sos'"s tue n'x'
.o@ s'eosoos'y o. sne .s"'e shne'
"nsn ~ 'ns sulphur nss zen put )"
s"e 'eo"ss"'y "Aea' 800 sn OF
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

The Dolores public schools celebrst-
ed Washiogtons Birthday friday
aftern.nn With appropriate exercIses.
A number Of the parents were pres~ns
70 hear and So the little folks enter
tain.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

Present weather c0nditl0as lndlcate
thss the sroundhog knows biz bssl
ness pretty veil.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

Harry Morgan snd family moved ~
Sasehen fiat the nrss u the werk
Mr. Norman hss Traded bis eighth
street property 10 H. II. Jones II
Telluride Tor Mr.. Jones' 6agsheu flai
ranch,
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27


nias BsssIs Wysai hes bsso very ssek
the psss week aud st prsssnt writing
= nos mseh lnspeovsd.
Mn bssvls Duncan visited MN
xvlsass Canilsld tsassrday sSd Sunday.
Rnlph Dillon loss . vslSsb,s eow lass
vss6 fsum impsceton a the stomach
sasssd b. lssdlng dry bsan.
NM. Anna Dillon visited her mother,
Nm. Rsshsssosd, ~ Lewis. one day lass
weeh.
Ths lIsAlss An mss vlth NM. W..
nan an Friday last bat osiy ~
msmhsm vsss pssasat owing 10 ths
~ vssAs sw1 u vea dssisisd - pass.
psas any issshss mssssiap sstil shs
sned dstss W.
! Augsse Thssnas ssd iaaslly ~ NOV.
~ dews 10 The Aseos ssiuAboshnod.
JAsy vill y sssstly mlused hsrs where
~ heve llvsd ens . long Tins.
uA kshsl Lynch end daughter
eanss - frwu Ds,osss 10 spsnd Hssss-
- 80 esa1ay wlsh The Can6sld's.
-. - Nm. T1ass eams aews fsua
ounsas - vlule - WymaaA They
u0Des1 . - - q NJ sasw ashl,s
- - y 49, ~ = ~ sas =
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

Randolph Williamson hlsw In Tues-
day from OUsanso aud will stay . Nv
days loohiag after the Interests II the
Ds,lores State hank.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

Nm. Hattie Busgwin sslurnsA homs
"Wednesday from an exieudsd WIN ID
0rnude Juucstru.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

Mt~ Minnie Ln-kett returned Wed
ns~day from . visit With her sister.
Mrs.. Frsnk Pyls, IN Tellurlds.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

Messess. 3. w. ehSns and ~. q.
Beam and families, " GvAnd Juscslnn,
arrived IN Do,osss Wednesday with
two can a. household gOois also :
sood span II hossss end . thoso0gh.
brsd jersey COW. Thess gsntlsassn
Will move to the Wads ranchss SDF
which they rscsnsly sr1dsd Grand
Junction propssty. Mr. Wsde rrcsns-
" moved TO Grand Junction 70 %.
oupy the property be traded ios.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

The rural mail carrier isil~d TO aet
Into Dolores Tuesday evening aud from
oil reports this will mot b. the ouly
time such will be the Case.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

Evelyn Akin ssvs party Tuesday,
afternoon 70 . number II her litsls
friends, In celebration Of her nfth
birthday.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

Nevs from VIM. Brumiey and wi1s
and Bertha Akin 10 10 the etect that
they are enjoying the baths u Hot
Springs, Arkansas.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

We undsrssaad that The aals which
~ II. Bssil sdvestised 10 b. bend
lscnday hes besn poa.poned 70 . latss
Gnoe.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

The Ladies' AID Will meet With Mn.
nssd Brun.iey nsxt "Wednesday,
Mesch 4th, 10 spe0d the sftssnoon
sswing aud planning Tor their mex
entertainment.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

Wnl Aarcum moved the Nero houae
fEONs the lots south II the railroad
tcank 70 the hts hetween J. l.. Morri.
sons md James McE ~en's rpsidencss
On Elehlh street the lint ~ the week.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

NV. Snyder will prrsch In The
Ouesses Methmtlss church ~ II
oscosek tunday nornIng. sunday
ssls~a u 10. Everyls'<iy cordially
iovil1d 10 th~ae Wsesslnxs.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

Oovoe Uoeofoe xevoe ueooo.
nn. Janses Akin spent rhursday at
the home Of NM. Dave 0torg~tta.
NJ; and NM. R,ss Thosnas visited
Thursday ct the home VI MIS-. Ida
Lavender.
John and Martin Rive were weekend
visitors ut Dave Glorsetta's.
NJ. aud Mrs. Ed Akin went n Dolos.
- lest week for the lodge fsstivit.ss.
NJ. and NM. ldris Thomas aud Willie
wers DOinres visitorS Thursday night
John Void jourusyed TO Bearcrssk
one day lsst week on busiusss.
Altcs Akin visited Alss Oracs Pat.
Sick lest vesk.
~. Essssssos visited 6ssday - 0sa.
Dpsnsan's. NJ. Emesaoa has bses
busy W wsss Fosk asaiing lsmhss S0r
The 0asbassO0 saw mill.
Bert Bogulino al silveston. ben brss
visiting the post wssk With his oousin
Domn,ick 60Gollno.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

The tdsa that pstess nsSst b 1t cost
~ lover bsloss u b wiss 10 advertise
them b srroosoes. People like 10 have
IN Idea what they have 10 pay fos 90
article lssoss thSy 20 Into store To
look 81 Il. end they vsnt the merchant
10 have fair psotli sos handling goods.
BY advertising pvices the local nses
chsnt eau put . csisnp 10 The mall
order boslusua.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

The show saturday in,erferrd to
s0sDe sxtsst With traiIic On the Rio
unnde oosshssn again. Sundays
psllurids esain did mot reach this place
until Moe1Ay night. THE train from
Durango tssnsd u this place sunday.
Al tralms lse now running on time.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

PHI OereD. Fssnk Prass and J. r
Bel@sss retUsnsd the nrst of the wepk
from different points In New Mexico,
where they have been for some time
buying s.esn sos their difFsrest s0u-
mes rsng~s. They rppost succ~u.ful
purchases, aud cattle heldiss W vsii
In price.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27
GENERA AL NEyv
Doings h Az Rasts q -
Wcsll
INTERESTING EvEltTS
Rseosisd y ~ Dsny paos1s
Dssiag H. Pa Web

Dstsult, MleA., -. 9l.-TAe os1oDs
q Andre nnsnssn. m vl1b - tboog
s-ysss-o,d assekoss, wsss 1Sss1 49,
iu thslr hoass hsss ss1Ay. n sssaes.
ittss bslbsvs ths oAaaly - svssssue
" - that sssapsa lsea : slsvs -
shss The dsashs sssUsssd stsus . vsse
go.
New Y,sk, Fsh. 3l.-TAe hsaso -
1ossl9h miuteas u ~ Nssbe11ys
EpiscOpai church asssuossd ss6Ay
that II bed rsustvsd . siss = olWyQU
irOsn douos wbsss seas b wtsbost1.
Ths money, ~ lasuss slnols IN svus
msds 70 tbs boasd, y ~ GUsm . Dss0ar
nsas sndovs ssus iUud " asluieu wssk.
TAbos, lows. Fsb. le.-Lemwsl 3.
WsOb. aasd u. dpsd hsss inss sighs.
Webb w. . psrs0nal fstsn4 = Jsnn
Hsvwn, and oisss assssssd ssssaslsg -
h,s Underground raslsssd," ~ 500.
away siavss. lslAs bsisg 49, ~ ~
important puassis - ~ lteA Toe
cSisdreu live hssr. anA ! naastbsA
dssxhsss rsssdss ~ t'sss Lsples, Cssso.
Anuapo,s. Nd. fsb. ls.-Iaspsssa-
tativs sseuass snssudsssd . ~ N ~
hoes = 1sssunsss ~ psshshls ~ wsae-
tus " airis Sod wonsss u htgh-hssos1
SHOES nssd utls ssorep cd a1ns ~
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

Pay yosr isis ,ase. q he Dososss
l4Ats Banh.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

MA J. q. nssgh ssissssd Thesu1tay
q ~ vssk. o. . six ussks Wilt
with frtsaAs esd sslativss h lowa.
Bls ssposss lota a oIossdy weather and
soass extsses oosd n thai stats. when
she isss Iowa II wss bitter cosd and
upon arriving In Dsever the weather
wss quite spring like.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27


Atsosaey n. \. Ho9s of Cosses, will
relocats h~ss In ths css0rss NJ the neg,
w~ek ~ ten days. With his ss'n. w.
L. Hagx. II this city. he vill open Iaw
ofIics IN The suits II soDms IN the
second fsns Al the Pint Nss.oaal hank
k,raseviy e~cupi<A by the Jun,a Cos.
soissistsd Gold Mining c,Hnpany. Two
lsw "lglcs> vill b. conducted BY the
duu u Hoeg = HOGS. the ,ntentio0
b~ins to kpsp tbs psvrsot oiIlcs IN
Curt. opsa. 81 lsass Sos . time. though
81 sssus fssUsw date the elder Mr.. Hogs
may dlspa.s n hts holdlass In C"vtss.
Tse msw nssn Oil opsn is- olIscss sbout
the asss NJ ths ssooth. u. n. Adams.
the ssWke mssMslss n the asm ii
Adams sad haeR, vii con,inue alone
The snulsl event 0f the ssss0n was
the Knights II Pythias banquet held
rhsrsday sweating n last week. One
hundssd sixty plssss ssse served. sud
sbous twssty DID mt ~at 81 the tableu.
n.shias e~s hsndssd eighty ja attend.
sacs. ". I. MyI~s msds ths trip
through The mud 10 attend and w. y.
Mowssy with hn viss sad family we're
from Z o'sIock In the allssWn,n till Q
In the evening ssttiag here iron,
Ccstes. NJ. Mewsry's sddsrss ~ss
mont Inspsvsslvs assd fully sppsscssesd
BY svesy ass u the hall. Aitss ths
sissallssls psagssm b. the eeicssS II
the loeop. she asaNssvWssnt II ths
psagsaAs was eesusA ovss N Tass
Msssss xylss, SD - Biii y known tps
I'm end ssesstsissseni. 10 ssst she
sxpsesastsns - ~, smd nsads tho co.
tire svsetng . sesstsusl ss'snd u plssa-
nm. IT. nsusls vss sssr1. III shsns %
shs pnHsnsn reapssdsd IN . attlns
msaaWss wheu oAsls ssassss vsss caIlsd.
Tss ssess was shs very hsss asd vssl
sp,asA - sssvsi., Assss ~ hasssss
t,ss nssw - eopa@s4 as1 1smstag 90
wet ~ ee1ss. usilNG m Aa~ss thsv
- . engosS - = sahs sa1ls1 - slss
hluhss1 b111pgs heoh heasshs . es1
rsta. cDu1usu1 xn11hes ~ Is1sAse1
- ". I. 1Slov - ~. 3. nssssy ~
~ sseom = - CssCsnn.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

The haakst hall xanse played In the
Dolores op~sa house Saturday sveuins
bstwesn the Dursnso high school girls
aud team os Dolores iadiss rrsali~si
In score of - 10 : Ia favor At the high
school xirla. A ssnss between two
nsen's tssms was played bsfose the
ladiss game. A dance loliowed the
games and after the dance . banquet
ios the hall playess.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

I hsy sssd ~ sll kis1ss nese1-
hssd asstA HiUhsss 60 psies -
lsqslss Il J. \ nsoAsA
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

All hisAs a hlsh-essAs ~ sssa -
rhs Mar salss. Isssss haa1A -
hoods, snvslassss, I'M hsa1A saase'
ussasa, b,ssk 1sssaa. huuAA -. o.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

Fw Hals-Tvs isss Jslstsg ths \. 3.
chsssh psspssty. rums-sta. tlsls -
- slvsm. lwqslss q thh slllss.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27


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TX. COLORADO. Eel
= I
p., WOW. ,e,. 80 100. n.,,..-
~. n.rs
s.h. p.-.... ~ -. -..,..1 -.
| n.ud., -,,h 49, 1890.
----------
We undsssssnd that The aals wA,ch
~ II. Bsall advestlssd 10 b. held
ncnday has bssn postponed 70 . Later
The Ladlss AID will meet With Mn.
4asd Brun.isy nsxt "Wednesday,
Mssch lth, 70 spend the afternoon
sswing and planning Tor their mex
ssssstsinment.
~. Say der wilI psrsch In The
Du,sves MeshaiIss church ., II
o'elask eundsy snorn.ns. Sunday
sskss q 10. Ev~rylniy cordially
invilah To th~ss nsrp,Inss.
w..u.---.---.--...-r
'''. -. .s.'o ~
49,. ~, .
s.,. -Ursss.,s :.
q. ~ ".". u. -.
Ds. -. q Leeusery lrsves Monday
1Ds RnoAesses, Nina, where he viii
tske . port graduate coure. From
these = vill no 70 Hot sps,ner.
Assas. % maine. ne expsc. % y
''"s 49, soree ns""tos.
Tue show saturday interferd 10
some ex(sst With traiIic on the Rio
umnde opsshssm aeain. Sundays
Tellurids esaiu did no. reach this place
until Moau1ay nlght. THE train from
Durango harmed q this place Sunday.
Al trains IN nae running On time.
N.n 800. -s-,. -.
= 49,. 49,. 49, ~.
49, s,.
800 -,
|
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27
Upese Deeeres News.

J. r. Rob.nson departed list week
frosn Bsascs~sk 10 spend lew months
visiting his son In Denver.
nlss AbOIs Taylor Of Bayfield,, was
the guesi u LILLIAN Robinson for .
~ days last week.
Pssisy Cunningham b spsndtng .
coSpls vssks wlth Henry ssssillo.
Dale Davidson IL Rico, wss . visitor
u WIN. Partridge last week.
Chasles and Willie virdsn have bssn
Oh the sick list this week.
Ton, Gould, Jos aud Loais 0ashars-
10 ssd Jinmis Mosiarty cau,s up from,
ssosses ssvsk saturday 70 80 the slk q
RDttOsoa's ranch.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-27

The Durameo postmaster ssd Nm.
Psrshall are the ssandpsrsnss nos os .
s~s"ty.sevsn pound baby girl, bosn
sunday nom 81 their hosss 70 NJ. and
Nm. hssosd Pssshsli, u Rice. Dr..
OchsNss attending. MMhss and child
ars doing veil. aud although The ps,ss.
master v stepping high thsss n~sd BE-
no sppsshsSsion that your private
ssssSi'y mall nsay b ssns To the housr
BY mistake. Il will ssill eoass 70 the
ofllo-. Dussneo Dsaoosas.
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the mountain. Tho carriage can be
driven 10 the brink OF the prccipicc.
~ desired, and from this point n lovely
view can be had Of tho surrounding
mountains and valley between. To
the left is an unobstructcd view of
the Bald Knob with it's surrounding
walls and tho roadway winding about
It's base: to tho right IS Dee Mountain
and the Twin Sisters" ut tho foot OF
which can be sccn Doc Creek rushing
down the valley as II II had some i'm
portant engagement 10 keep. one can
also SEQ tho road leading from Penn
broke to Mountain Lake. following the
ncandernGs of this little mountain
stream. occasionally crossing It, and
tho valley between the two mountains
and tho country beyond. with It's num-
orous farmhouses. orchards. grazing
lands, and the fields of ripcning ana
harvested grain.
Six miles from tho hotel Is Barncy's
Wall. rocky precipice rising pcrpcn-
siicular for several hundred feet and
extending along tho mountain side for
half 4 mile 1t can he reached on
horseback by following the Cascade
| Road To Little Stony Creek. thence
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crossing same into and along the trail
leading up the mountain slope, up AMI
down little ravincs and dales. under
tho shade OF tall hcmlocks and other
large forest trees, always over tho
brown carpet of their needles and
faded leaves. until tho rider il brouGh;
suddenly upon tho brink of this mighty
prcciDice. Tho stupcndons grandeur
Of the vision thus brought 10 the eye is
difficult TO explain. From BALD Knob
:ou look across greater distances ana
see range after range lifting rugged
peaks into the blue: from Prospect
Rock YOU get II more extensive view
of tho valley below: In the rush OF
tho waters OF tho Cascade is power and
splcndor and majestic peace. Noun
tain Lake itself presents beauty, peace
and cNquistcly varied color; yet for
grandeur appalling Rarney'H Wall
would seem TO transcend all these.
Two mites from tho hotel, eastward
Is Bear Cliff. another rocky gorge, with
cavernous openings. which will no
found very beautiful and interesting
indeed. This can be reached both on
horseback and on foot. and is we'll
worth tho trim
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bank. Following this little mountain

stream. occasionally crossing It. with
tho forest on either side Of the road.
which makes tho drive shady and
pleasant, higher and yet higher .till
tho roadway winds about the rugged
mountain slope until the carriage
reaches a point where the passenger
gets Il full view OF the high towering
rocks of Bald Knob. toward which ho
turns his gaze, certainly with a feel
Ing of deepest awe and respect for the
old monarch--"evcry inch n king" As
you clear the forest and swing out
along the open ridge, there bursts upon
the sight n sccno OF wonderful beauty
lit is u picture for an artist No one
can form an Idea, from description
alone, Of this great inland sea. Sim
ply rs a lnrEe and lovely lake, 1t Is
of surprising grace, and is, beyond
all question, one of tile finest stretches
of mountain Girt water to he seen in
this country. Its setting In the noun
tain frame Is perfect. Its shores are n
dream OF rhododcndron. laurel and
azalca. which bloom in June and July,
and this is enhanced by II dark back
ground Of hcmlocks and other vario-
ties OF primitive forest trees. One of
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the greatest charms OF Mountain Lake
Is tho Transparency and absolute pur-
ity OF Its waters. When the day is
clear and calm, ono can gaze far down
INTO Its glorious depths and see the
trout darling about. or discern a per
rect labyrinth of logs and trees which,
becoming watcr-loSGod. have sunk in
an interlockinS embrace.
During tho hottest days of summc r
the air here is always fresh. cool and
eNhilaratinG. the thermometer never ris-
ing above 81 degrees Fahrenheit. which
makes tho place a delightful retreat
from tho heat and hustle of the city.
The average temperature for the sea-
son of 1911 WAS 10 degrees; maximum,
S4 degrees.
The Hotel.
Ncar tho margin, and ovcrlookirg,
this picturesque lake of tho mountains
Is the hotel. Il large and commodioua
building. There are also several at
tractivc cottages ncar the hotel, All OF
which are well furnished and arc nice
~ suited TO families.
The hotel table VIII bc supplied with
tho best and most wholesome food the
market affords, which will lie prepared
hy tho best service that can he OBJ
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or any of tho beauties of nature found
In IN al

or any of tho beauties of nature found
In the Adirondacks.
Tho drive To tho Cascade Is full or In
tcrc5t from the time the carriage leaves
the hotel until 1t reaches Little stony
Creek. Tho road follows the lake out
let for some distance, OH either side OF
which stands large hcmiock and spruce
pines one and two hundred feet high.
the smaller trees and rhododcndrons
kissing each other across the stream.
hiding 1t almost cntirel, rom view.
except hero and there at a curve In
the brook II can hc seen coming from
is hiding place, as it were, If to
get a breath of fresh air. but soon fnds
it's way back into the cavern of vcEcta-
ton. thus continuing its journey to the
larger streams
Prospect Rock.
one mile west from the hotel Is
Prospect Rock. which is reached either
Ivy path or carriage road. or a slight
ascending grade from tho hotel grounds
through II beautiful stretch OF wood
land and along the top of the open
ridge. until you reach Il rocky precipice
nearly 200 feet high. projecting out
from the line and level Of the top of
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MOUNTAIN LAKE is
REGION OF BEAUTY
in Giles County, With $500 Feet Elc.
walton, 1t Is Delightful for
Vacation.

Mountain Lako may be truly called
the silver Gem of the AlleEianies.
situated as IL Is on one OF The highest
mountains IN Virginia. ut an elevation
OF more than 5000 feet above tide. 1t
Is eight miles distant from Pembroke
tour railroad station on tho Nirginian
aud the Norfollt and Western Rail
vayS), aud is reached by carriage from
the latter point. Tho road leads
through 4 stretch OF open agricultural
country for a distance Of about three
miles. unt,l it reaches upper Doc Creek
Valley, where II commences the real
ascent Of the mountain In earnest. This
little vale teens with many refresh
Ing bits OF delightful scenery. \
noisy riyulct comes tearing down from
the mountain slope, flashing It's sill
Yer spray in the sunlight and sending
the merry music OF its waters up TO
the echoes sleeping about It's fcrnv
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-07-02
GOOD GOVERNMENT
 LEAGUE IS ACTIVE

Little Rock, June 27.-The Young Mems Good Government Club of Lit tie Rock is one of the most active fac tors in the cause of better politics. There are several hundred members of the organization, and all are being urged to pay their poll-taX. They are being reminded that if the poll-taX is paid on or before Friday, July 3, 1914, the taxpayer, if otherwise qualified, will be entitled to vote at any general or primary election held in the state of Arkansas prior to the first Monday in July, 1915.
 If you have not thought to pay your poll-tax, do so at once" says the secretary, L. P. Biggs, ''or without fail before July 3, 1914, otherwise you will be barred from participation in all elections within the above defined period. The strength of anN organi- zation is in the ability of it's members to be able to vote, therefore, the re- hinder"