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• Harold Morrison (from the Ralph Foster Museum archive)

• Faith In The Ozarks (From John Tilden)

• Pure Heart

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• The Pirate of Point Chretien (A Word from Louis Darby)

• In Louisiana, 1901 (A Word from Louis Darby)

• The Road to Baker Creek

• Branson History (A Word from Louis Darby)

• Violet Hensley, Fiddlemaker

• Ozark Culture (A Word from Louis Darby)

• The Horse Creek Band (an interview)

• Living On The James (from John Tilden)

• Joe Benjamin, Pen & Ink

• Going the Distance: Wayne Horsburgh

• Mandolin Maker, John Wynn

• Homesteading on the James (from John Tilden)

• Miss Virginia

• Traveling Through The Ozarks, circa 1923

• Cajun Passion: Cedric Benoit

• A Deputy with Heart: Terry Wayne Sanders

• A Jim-Dandy of a Gentleman: Jamie Haage
• Hills & Hollers
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Below, the following excerpts are from from The Grand Old Lady of the Ozarks by D.R. Woolery.

The "Old Lady" in reference happens to be the Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs.

1886 — 1901 ... The Carriage Set

For the first 15 years after its grand opening, the Crescent Hotel was operated by the Eureka Springs Improvement Company as an exclusive, year-round hotel catering to the carriage set.

During those Victorian years, the southern hospitality of the place was widely known.

A stable with a hundred horses was provided for the guests' riding pleasure on early morning canters over the trails.

Often as many as 75 riders could be seen making their way along some remote mountain trail — ladies in their long skirts, hats, and veils, mounted fashionably on side-saddles while the gentlemen were gallantly astride mounts with English saddles.

Visitors could enjoy tea dances during the afternoon and dance parties each evening with music provided by an in-house string orchestra maintained by the hotel.

White-jacketed waiters hovered over the guests around the large swimming pool catering to their slightest whim.

A long boardwalk, promoting many a romance, led to the shaded summerhouse.
Other forms of recreation available to the guests included picnics, hiking, street car rides, and the ever popular Tally-ho rides to Sanitarium Lake (later Lake Lucerne).

The Tally-ho was a large open coach drawn by teams of four, six, or eight horses.

Depending on its size, the elegantly designed rig had seating for as many as 35 persons.

Both the livery stables and the hotels advertised Tally-ho rides to Berryville and other scenic locations.

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PUBLIC NOTICES

(BALDKNOBBERS)

Will meet Tuesday at dark behind church. Bring kerosene and matches and hot dogs.

(SIGN PAINTER WANTED)

Must be good speller or have wife who is good cook.

(WANTED)

Shucks! Now I've forgot what it was that I wanted...

Maybe I'll think of it later.

(IMPORTANT)

The best way to see a snake in the grass is to cut the grass — Tom Anderson 1878

(FOR SALE)

(1) One good saddle. Boots, hat and gun, all belong to my late husband. Late once too often.

(FOR SALE)

Almost new suit for large man. Has only one bullet hole. See undertaker.
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MORE PUBLIC NOTICES

(BARN DANCE)

Saderday night at Liz's mule barn square dance. Caller says he's in good voice for callin' hogs or square dances.

(WORDS OF WISDOM)

No one steps ever on their secont rattle snake ... says 'ol' Bub Baurer, P. Fesszer of Wisdom

(NOTICE)

Ol' Nate Haught is entering his mother-in-law in this horse race since he lost by a nose last year.

(BEWARE OF SALESMEN)

Selling stock in the swinging bridge.


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(TINY YORKIE FEMALE)

This pup will sell for $2,000. Call (641) 466-3389. Visit (www) Yorkies Galore (com).



(MORKIE MALE)

Caramel colored. My favorite pup on this place. I love this guy. This pup sells for $800. Call (641) 466-3389. Visit (www) Yorkies Galore (com).



(TEDDY BEAR FEMALE)

Looks like the Grinch, doesn't she? This pup sells for $600. Call (641) 466-3389. Visit (www) Yorkies Galore (com).



(TINY MORKIE FEMALE)

Caramel colored. This pup sells for $1,200. Call (641) 466-3389. Visit (www) Yorkies Galore (com).



(MORKIE FEMALE)

This pup sells for $650. Call (641) 466-3389. Visit (www) Yorkies Galore (com).


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(RAY JONES TOLL BRIDGE RATES)

Wagon Load 15¢
Wagon Empty 10¢
Wagon Overload 15¢
Buggy & Driver 10¢
Each Passenger 5¢
Horse & Rider 5¢
Foot Traveler no charge

Check with inspector for wagon train rates.		 (LITTLE MORKIE FEMALE)

Tri-color, 12 weeks old. This pup sells for $900. Call (641) 466-3389. Visit (www) Yorkies Galore (com).



(YORKIEPOO FEMALE)

Ten weeks old. This pup sells for $600. Call (641) 466-3389. Visit (www) Yorkies Galore (com).



(TINY YORKIEPOO MALE)

This pup will sell for $600. Call (641) 466-3389. Visit (www) Yorkies Galore (com).



(MORKIE FEMALE)

This pup sells for $800. Call (641) 466-3389. Visit (www) Yorkies Galore (com).



(TEDDY BEAR FEMALE)

This pup sells for $700. Call (641) 466-3389. Visit (www) Yorkies Galore (com).


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Rules and regulations.

All fees are based on a 5 to 7 line arrangement.

Jam Sessions and Community Event notes are free.
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Free Stuff / Jam Session Listing - no charge

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Sale Listing
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Sale Listing with Highlight Box $20.00

Sale Listing with Photo $30.00