Council Hill Eagle (Newspaper) - October 19, 1905, Council Hill, Oklahoma NO. 12. TilH cf Cne Cue of tie oJ is Vy Ooie n 1 n belter sory which came to me on the of a young Is large of stones tn country have in pay of In J hat a or el value Id of the to and that f but nay t fire cf in ' iust for Vie trows upon could be collected in house Of course of fhis fine Is tl t the s take their ha mens when tho gn on Is uy breaking up the paste O unraveled a jitoi in a - t 'the ovc At a seized tiie was in over nnd over the virtue of your was he he asked one the virtue of my the life was in he was Then turned to the man and very slowly and very solemnly I call upon in the who day pass sentence upon you lor this solemnly you answer nt there a live in thru dead man's mouth when his hand wna placed upon and - pale the witness that this had actually ' ' fn 1', clr soon real which roll out paste nnd at a makes Immensely is ' ihe the ci iv ot ilie worS one or lake lie ct triat ii ii cv thai aa i nl u. derived ' j v. The ' ' But u-c or ci v of in arts of to CF KHAYYAM 23 by A ol 0..-ai' e. n Will vc i a his rice to 11 p at v. aln a ai he his own sec much yet irresolute in all with straggling and slovenly in wearing an i 1 which he in weather tie a to its his clothes of baggy blue as he were a seafarer if The has Irmi the inside a The h was takes nc two 1 New 1-v s el a It was ' 1 the of I lie Its en- ss - deep in the are to this was no within hundred the spot where his is short and his shoes j The ways a of or With an crumpled stand up black silk tie in a careless in cold weather trailing a green and black plaid in hot even walking with his boots slung to a He rever an except in the heaviest Beggars of In the year 1701),John Cary had this to say and that the streets and observes the used by the to make themselves seem of charity must conclude that trey take more pains than an man doth at his Beggary is i ow art of myste y. to j children are | ' v ove is made n sore leg or arm for want i n I of have long been past Teaching to In the hope blind fish to some interesting experiments are out at the New York consignment of has 3;ist received front the and Mr. director of the fish expects that the fish In eyes other The of Echo deepest subterranean stream in the A. Word to the Gut upon the scribbling i are perpetually ot their Heaven knaws the has sorrow et not and scourges of humanity and j retributive Ye are Ye say to is is ( ti e t 1. cath it. Hie AVith 1 c mens the poet'S to 1)stiUSil. a ea to t - ej Could Net Find The this U vouched for ty a conn happened in a colored Sitting in the rear iV | ot tne two were playing One oi the the on the settee at tne the pardon test in a 711.' The negroes i jumped lo icet and BABOON HUNT IN Traveler Describes Killing of Marauding A traveler writing from South Afri oa describes a bahnon hunt as slowly wo spread out round about the base of the kopje and began a crawling ascent through the Kaffirs and farmers we formed something of a loose circle round the Daylight found lis drawing near the higher spurs of the kopje and the Kaffirs were busy Then the Bport began and uncanny it A good baboons through our for we only mustered seven as we roared the top of the kopje the noise all about that some execution was My first kill gave me a most It was hor liKe picking off a The baboons were great quite capable of up a lanib in their hands and off with it. a they generally content themselves with ripping the beast open to get at the curdled milk Put their cries were the most horribly human thing about them and the gestures of their waving When we nil met a careful count was Thirty baboons had been Seven had fallen to my Vest of Tip .pf life di aed trie Judge and Court Shortly after the court was Derby of Saco was chatting in the old Central House with a young fellow who had recently been admitted to when the latter suggested that they go up to the court Bouse and look it said the view the ground where we shall shortly DOG AND MILK Combination Raised Much Rumpus In Indiana A prowling dog stuck his a milk jar in the yard of Jerome Sprague last The latter left the house in his when the terror stricken dog bounded forward and brought jar against the man's over to the CLOCK WITH THIRTEEN Timepiece Made in England for ern A remarkable clock haa just made in for ot an Eastern It has showing the time in as many ferent St. Samarkand and Thus the owner will be to see at a in these as compared with that of his own The figures and also the nanus of the various cities are in native posed bo v. who h the ad -o londly that U who lo By fi the where farmer's which the mar d not as yet and c his had reached e irto a belated c runaway in from the po c: the in t The have and It is only i which ely to hide s nnd na ice 1 in the pf An Open he id a fi i u i it and Si i cf it t deride is t jo u ' then yet a wagon and his A woman with a child in her arms was next run over by and bruised about the The blindfolded animal then ard the Sprague again running into knocking him breaking a and Injuring his After overturning a beehive and partly ruining a grape tl e crashed into the edge of a and broke the Paved from Miss of N. was saved from a death the other ly a who declined .to give his was wild when her foot slipped and she up la neck in threatened to overwhelm For erit s were heard by a young mall y ii a who Jamaica and Flushing there is a growth nf ferns and al o' e a deep arc and miny the yearly lo tl e 1 to make cultivated arid each in a very handsome richly ormolu Travel in Sixteenth Rdward Leigh's for was published at the end of ihi sixteenth Only those speak Latin should he and every one should be the true ho be r verted should their own country before being I towed to leave it. Before his the traveler make his i receive the Lords sue rot satisfy his creditors if he be .In debt pray earnestly to God to prosper lion his voyage to him and be should make his will and wisely order all his af since many that go abroad returi Mosque for a i ride WOULD Xi sCi 0x03 n o io ii to at the fellow of the 1 ard as ah kin but ah doan si e 1 A er and free from i rt is bf any can be told by the store eye 01 reacts ff. as or w 1 o' Moo Of 1* 1,it ire It it h. been Some Figures as to an Excursion the It. is very to au ' distance In ' on j Sir Fail has found iJ hard to impress upon his audience this so he asks his listeners to suppose that a railway has been made from I end on to ove of the If only one penny per miles were charged the fare would run fabulous As an instalment on account of. his ticket the 1 ii pending 1 a uger might commence with to Ihe hooking office the while of ihe of the national 1'eht of United in- require over 5 0-"-0 large vans to it. Put before a thi could issued the would have nay a of * this .at ferrence per jo in otu np edH hi si auo sew atn 3ui si all en 3.113 Taming the In the bird department of the York Zoological park especial attention paid to taming the this having been proved to be an important factor in keeping them in good If a bird has no fear of Us keeper the danger of broken wings legs in wires is all and if such 11 bird should medical it can be and handled fear of idding to its hurt or STABLES IN one gets a far r wav don dim the stars how Call Natives of Bahama islands Find Structure Ready In the islands there flourishes a tree the roots of which attain often tng to a height of fifteen or twenty above the surface of the spreading In. as in to obtain give support to the trunk and On tree grow halls of Wenting an almost as they In the j They are in for ing being soft as The spaces by often cuite large fair-sized if roofed tree form a commodious dwelling place W K s a I a it would be in c-r lull Km rti o Pico to The picture shows a mosque to be erected It will bei built of marble and will be a striking to the architectural beauties ot the TRAMWAY IN A Pi ot S the ot a e back ot which is real turtle By Ihe or bell will 1H r 1^ of a yoing j be cut in the to allow of Up the as 1.1 in in ' for heroes Broi Movable Pulpit a Feature of House of Movable pulpits can be various churches the the movable pulpit presented to St. Is the only one worked hv A 18 feet in 1-. has been laid down in the immediately before tne - s the pulpit and its staircase move it and t and take up a 'A returning to the position beside tho organ at the the preacher's There 30 feet of wire rope apparatus the structure being crused move on what rs tl e The ing as it is a most the preacher able to 111 vw w of. The is electricity from the conveying the current iwic out as it A Is. tho manner * which Jt is as in 0:1. & ih front cf t' p who plays but it is placed t. rij a 3mall cart 1 largo which has that It keeps its place th long and tedious in
