The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-15
i, TEACH TELEGRAPHY' Y'
Now Department to Be Added ,.e Ozark Normal School.

Denart1nentt to Be Added
 the Ozark Norinal school.
 rlose to the Missouri State Line
 inc Northwestern part of the
 ,to of Arkansas, where the
 ,,k Mountains reach their
 .siest altitude, is to be found
 smost perfect climate, the pur-
 water, and the most beautiful
 snery of any in the United
 ates, The Ozark Range is not
 Nv as are the Rockies but in
 Iicate beauty of form and de-
 they are not excelled where rs nature works upon the
 eient rocks. The winters are
 i'd enough to make out door
 rleasant for the healthy man |d the summers are tempered
 the mountain breezes, cool
 rinps and forest shade.
 .yahe midst of these most per-
 t tnatural surroundings is sit ted the town of Green Forest
 the St. Louis & North Arkan-
 s Railway. Small enough to IRssees none of the vices of a [eat city. vet it is large enough
 possess most of a city's ad- 1ntages.
 Railroad, telegraph, telephone, Rd daily papers put us in close uch with the world, yet we pssess the ideal of quiet, home- ke, and moral surroundings so ecessary to the location of a j bod school.
 The Ozark Normal is a new ehool just opening here and |aving it's reputation yet to |lake, will and must offer nothing l |ut the very best. The citizens |f the town have taken the |reatest personal interest in the |nterBlise and will be found |gerready to make the stay of |n Ozark Normal student both |Ieasant and profitable. No sa- cons, billiard halls, or places of ice are to be found in the com- hunity. Good church buildings t several Denominations furnish |mple accommodations for all. Always leading in the Education l work of this section, the citl- ens of Green Forest are taking uch g deep interest in the Ozark Normal as to insure it's success rom the start.
 INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
 Instruction by private lessons )n the Piano, Organ, Guitar, or Mandolin will be given by Miss 2o8emary McKennon, Whc IS a jradUate of Mozart Conservato- y, Liberty, Mo-, and a teacher f experience. First-class 1n- can be rented of the cho0l at reasonable rates. An of the Normal students nil be organized and trained in nsemble playing. Public Re- s*l5 will be given occasionally, lus encouraging and stlmu- lting the pupils to greater effort.
 ADMISSION.
 We want none but earnest tudents and willing workers ol pod moral character who came Q learn and have the courage to arry out their plans. There IS 10 limit on the age or attachments 'f the student on entering and we would especially urge those who ne about entering manhood and gomanhood to prepare them .4.es thoroughly before taking bp the serious cares of life. Too many of our young men and Fomen leave school long before hey should. They miss the llgher, better and nobler part ot lle because they are not pre- lared to understand and ap- lfeciate. They are unable to fill he positions open to them be- Iause they failed to prepare be- crehand. Students may enter at my tlma as school will ba in se5- 'lon practically ali the yeai through.
 COURSE OF STUDY.
 \ The Course of Study includes Preparatory, Teachers, Scien : nllc and Commercial. The pre-" Course includes the common cohoc1 brop hoe an1 lc