The Carwile Journal. (Carwile, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 51, Ed. 1 Friday, August 9, 1901 Page: 3 of 8
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Friday August 2 1901
CARWILE WILL HAVE A R R
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THE BANK OF CARWILE
Incorporated under t lie Ian’s of Oklahoma to do
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Fully Bonded ami Insured Deposits Solicited and Loans mad
on ample Security
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Old Augusta can now mjoy ihe
whistle of tho locomotive ni:d revel
in 1 1 1 f joy if posessinir a real sure
cm ugh wood ami steel railway
equipped with ‘lowered keers”
The track was laid last Saturday and
the first engine pulled in alout
noon We have a photo of the work
train taken immediately by snap
shot after tho train’s arrival The
ptoto was presfdted to the editor
by Judgo Carter of the Free Homes
— than whom no citizen of the town
is prouder of the railroad’s advent
into the once deserted blit now
booming and looming and coming
“Ne w-Old- Augusta” Everything
was excitement there last Tuesday
as we passed through while the rail-
road officials and prominent citizens
of the town were closeted in & room
in the rear of the Free Homes office
d-lil erating upon the equity of lot
owners and prcpaiing for a sale of
town property to commence the fol-
lowing day '1 fie excitement was
not visibly great to the casual ob-
server hut it was none the less in-
tense and a careful study of the sit
uation disclosed it manifest in every
citizen — young and old The Imp
mg yet doubting period of uncer-
tainty has passed and in its stead
stands a mixed font of question
murks ranging front light-face 3
puint to the largest in wood type —
all readily interpreted into “What
next?” Well we are pleased with
the town’s success and glad it has a
future and we hope brother Carter
may rise with ti:e tide and shall
hold ourselves in readiness to make
complimentary notice of No 1 Vol
1 of the Free Homes Daily
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RATES: SI 00 PER DAY-
Lately refurnished and fitted for first-class aeeommod ttioos
BOARD I’)Y THE DAY OK WKFK
GOOD BEDS and the fest table the market will afford
MRS E E DORK landlady
TRAVELED HOUSE lUILWXG CarWilC OkL-
We have not left town — Not on
yourlifel We arc still here— and
“heels ever head” in business
IN ADDITION TO OUR STOCK Of SUFLF
AND HEAVY HARDWARE I II MI’S
WINDMILLS F A R M I M I L E MEN T S
MACHINERY W A 0 O N S M’UGIFS
PAINTS OILS ETC WE NOW CARRY A
FULL LINE OF
Lumber Sash Doors Windows
Lath Shingles and other things
required lor a lull line of building
material
IF YOU WANT OUR TRICES ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS TO
“AX" US FOR ’EM
Corbett Hardware & Implement Co
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G 1 CENSMAN F C CiENSMAN W R OENSM AN
GENSMAN BROS
DEALERS IN
Wjgoss Buggies- Harness Windmills Pumps Cutlery
AND A GENERAL LINE OF HARDWARE
TIN SIIUP
E Clair and Garland Stoves and Ifajestic Ranges
hp Oliver Sulky ami Walking Plows Steam ami Water Supplies a Specialty
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Champion Hinders unJ Mower
I’iiots and 0:1-
PHONE 85
2d Corner Main and Grant Avenue
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HEADQUARTERS For every
thing usually carried in a General
Store All kinds of Produce taken
in exchange for goods and highest
market prices paid for same
We want your trade and will
treat you right Come and see
Notice to Farmers
Gov W M Jenkins in a ctrc ular
letter asking co-operation to secure
illustrations for his Annual report to
the Secretary of the Interior now in
course cf preparation says
“I am desirous of securing photo-
graphs of farm and crop scenes nat
ur&l scenery live stock etc from
every county and would deem it a
favor if yon will publish in your next
issue a request to the people of your
county having such photographs to
send them to tne at ottoe The best
will be selected from each county
all others returned"
It will be remembered that last
year we published a similar request
for Gov Barnes The only one who
responded from this section was
Dr J II Medaris who furnished a
photo of fruit that appeared in the
Governors reports and was one of
the nicest illustrations in the book
and a credit to Woods county It
was afterward re-produced in the
Oklahoma Farmer and given wide
circulation We hope that pride in
our county will induce many more
to respond this time Any thing
you may have to offer will be cheer
fully forwarded if you will bring
it to this office nd if of sufficient
merit it will undoubtedly secure
recognition
Hidden Beauty
The richest gem is often hidden
within the roughest shall The
noblest truest human heart is often
hidden within the roughest exterior
For that reson a person should be
slow to judge his fellow man un-
til he has tested the quality of his
heart
Yours for business
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The w riter was never more forci-
bly impressed with the truth of this
than wnen listening some years ago
to a lecture given by that instruc
live public speaker Win Hawley
Smith He said in 6ubstauce:
“One day on the streets of Chicago
I overheard a conversation between
two Germans ‘Yesterday we had
just & big time’ one of them
said ‘My Hans and 1 drank two
kegs of beer all by ourselves’ 1
turned to look at the man am in
iny heart I depised him 1 thank
God I was not as low and degraded
as he
“Some time after I winessed a fire
in the city A dwelling house was
in flames and in spite of all firemen
could do the building was doomed
Suddenly there was a cry of distress
The form of a child appeared in a
window of the fourth story The
fire chief asked if there was one
who would risk his life to saye the
child We all hesitated I wished
to save the child but I thought of
my wife and it seemed to me I owed
it to her to not throw away my life
While we thus deliberated this
brawny German stepped up to the
chief andsaid ‘I’ll try’ He climbed
the ladder through the flames and
and smoke and brought the child
s&fcly down but was badly burned
as a consequence 1 looked at the
hero and I asked Gok to forgive
me for looking down on him He
was better than I” — Ex
The Journal Bin! State Capital
both one year for One Dollar
Will Corbett and family visited
friends at Jet last Saturday return-
ing home Sunday
J B Carey returned from Wood-
ward county where he has been for
the past month Monday
Corbett & Bort have built an
awning in front of thier Hardware
store west of the square
we have been led to believe that
crops between here ami Alva hac
suffered much more from tho drouth
than had the crops in this locality
but a trip we made the first of the
week leads us to the conclusion
there is little if any differenc
Here and there as it is with us a
field is more badly burned than
others and in fact there are few fields
of corn that will make a yielr
approaching even a fair crop Cane
kaffir and broomcorn are looking
well since the rain and gras9 is al
so taking on a new growth There
will be an abundance of rough foec
here and all along the line
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HARDWARE DEALERS FOR SUPPLIES
See those new stoves price their guns examine their cutlery
and look at their tinware Have them show you their line of
granite & steel ware Price their axes I hey carry window
glass putty otcj vhipsf amunition carpenter lools w'oodsaws
rope well-pulleys and in fact everything you could expect to
find in a hardware store Now get their prices and you will
know where to trade
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W T Cowgill
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IF YOU have a farm for sale list it with us nrd we will
get you a buyer
IF YOU want a loan see us for terms Money ready when
you sign papers
IF YOU want a good farm in Woods Grant or Garfield
counties call on us or write
IF YOU want a farm ANY WHERE see us--we have
them in a dozen states
IF YOU want to Insure your Wheat Oats or Rye against
Hail This is the place and Mow is the time
GoWsill
Carwile 0 T
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Recti Estate Agents
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