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THE BOYNTON INDEX Contents 15 Fluid Diaol For Infants and Children, Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature of PER OBNT. AVegelabJelYeparaiioBfiifAs- similatinStheFbod byRetfuta- tin61iieStomactsand Dcwtbgrj I IAN TS HILDREN Thereby Promoting Cheerfulness and i neither Mineral. OT ARCOTIC AanptmSmt ALxSrxm AaUnSml Jkmsrmml Minn JW hmbrymn flanr AhdpM Remedy for Constipation and Diarrhoea and Feverishness and II Loss OF LEEP rcsulting therefrom inlnfancy. Fac Simile Sijntttmat lire ENTAUR NEW YORK. At 6 months old Exact Copy of Wrapper.

In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THK ourrikuit aoaunv, NCW YOW cmr. M. E. NORTH APPOINTMENTS DRTUTtS LIVER PILLS FOR LIVER ILLS Habitual Constipation Relieved If you wake in the morning with a bad taste in the mouth, coated tongue, perhaps headache, your liver is torpid. A torpid liver deranges the whole system, produces sick headache, dyspepsia, costiveness and piles.

There is no better remedy for these disorders than DR. TUTT'S LIVER PILLS. Try them just once and be eternally convinced. For sale by all druggists. Dr.

Tutt's Liver Pills ECZEMA HIS Isn't one of those fake free treatment offers you have seen so many times. We don't offer to give you something for bat we do gunrrntee that you can try this wonderful treatment, entirely at our risk, and this guarantee is bucked by your local druggist. This makes the offer one which you can absolutely dept-nd upon, because the druggist with whom you have been trading would not stand behind the guaranu-e If he did not know it to be en honest and legitimate one. Hunt's Salve, formerly called Hunt's Cure, has been sold under absolute money back giiiir- antee for more than thirty years. It Is especially compounded for the treatment of Eczema, Itch, Ring Worm, Tetter, and other Itching skin diseases.

Thousands of letters testify to Its curative properties. M. Tlmerlln, a reputable dry goods dealer In Durant, Oklahoma, says: "I suffered with Eczema for ten years, and spent $1,000.00 for doctors' treatments, without result. One box of Hunt's Cure entirely cured uie." Don't fail to give Hunt's Sd've a 75 cents, from your local Brugglst, or direct by mall If he does not handle It. A.

B. RICHARDS MEDICINE Sherman, Texas Patriotic Girl. "And she frowned upon his suit." "Yes; she told him it ought to be khaki." Adruco Liquid Screw Worm Killer kills the worm and heals the Melted shellac will mend broken fountain pen barrels. Have a way of your own, then keep of other people's. Its Nature.

"That fastening fools me every Uvea I try to get it fixed." "Guess It must be a guy rope." WOMAN'S CROWNING GLORY Is her hair. If yours Is streaked with ugly, grizzly, gray hairs, use "La Creole" Hair Dressing and change It In the natural way. Price Home From Shopping. "Are you tired, dear?" "Tired! I and my last cent are Just spent." ALL MEN AT HOME SHOULD PREPARE FOR WAR first test a man 1B put thru for vplther war or life Insurance Is an examl- nation of his water. This is most essen- jtlal because the kidneys play a most lm- part In causing- premature old age llMJd death, TJie rnore Injurious the pols- passing thru, the kidneys trie sooner decky 1 says Dr.

Pierce of Sur- i'Ctcal Buffalo, N.Y.; who further ifldvlBeB all people who are past thirty to )Berve the vitality of the kidneys and blood from.poisonous elements, as uric plenty of shma daily and take Anuric, double m'gth, Wfortrihcjals. GOc a package. £ii la a late discovery of Dr. fee and Is put up in tablet form, and toe obtained at almost any drug.store, that-ibackache, lumbago, rheumatism, swollen feet oraWnda, due tut aold In the blood, Anuria quickly the uric acid as hot water does Take a little Anurlo before meals (prolong life. Send 10 to Dr.

for trial package of Anuric NEWS OF BINGER BInger, had one knee hurt In which rheumatism set in. After I was able to walk I hurt my back very badly loading wood. I sent for four boxes of Anuria Tablets and had taken hardly two boxes when I was completely cured. I have not bad a twinge of rheumatism since. I know Anuric did me more good than all the other medicine I ever took.

"I let a neighbor have one box. He was down with his back, and it did him a world of good. My mother and father taken the, remainder. They have used Dr. Pierce's jnedlclnes for B.

PHILLIPS, 1, Box El following appointments were announced at the close of the M. E. North, conference here: Oklahoma S. Stockwell, Dls. Bupt.

supplied by A. Meeks; Brltton, supplied by F. W. Steele; Calumet, J. J.

Barnes; Chandler, C. Mor- rlnon; Edmond. II. Jar-kaon; Keno, Fred M. Stephenson; Geary, Simpson Hamrick; Hennessey, I.

L. Crabtree; Henessey circuit. C. It. Vasey; Hann and Blocker, to be supplied; Jones City, supplied by A.

W. Fawcelt; Kendrick, ta be supplied; Kiel, supplied by J. VV. Daugherty; Kingfisher. G.

C. Cobb; Midlothian, to be supplied; Norman, It. D. Pool; Okarche, supplied by C. Throughmnn; Oke- rnah, supplied by It.

L. ltken; Oklahoma City, First church, I. Frank Iloaeb; Second, M. M. A'den; Wesley, C.

C. S-nlth; Prague, H. Ivan jilrd; Shawnee, O. N. Hewitt; Tecumseh and supplied by It.

N. Morgan; Twilight and I). W. Crabtree; Union and Mustang, E. B.

Hackley; Watonga, IS. C. Dclaplain; Wau- komls, J. L. Demaree; WelLston and H.

L. Cloud; Yukon, A. D. Rice. W.

Baker, Enid; Ames, supplied by It. U. Snyder; Asbury ana Cropper, Roy Ljdley; Uraman, O. V. Beall; Billings, C.

A. Stiouse; Hlockwell, C. P. Zenor; Byron, C. P.

Blackwell; Cherokee, A. B. woaiman; Covington, supplied by J. R. Frazler; Deer Creek, W.

D. King; Enid. First church, V. H. Chappelear; Enid, Grand Avenue, O.

W. Williams; Garber, supplied by C. F. Cannftfi; Hawley, V. W.

Young; Hunter, F. M. Simpson; Jefferson, C. K. Sears, E.

R. Collins; Kremlin, supplied by D. L. OrendorfT; Lamont, Don H. KaGrone; lioma, supplied by George Cochran; Lu- clen, supplied by O.

W. Brown; Manchester, J. M. Aller; Medford, E. E.

Story. Meno, supplied by Ray Altafer; Nardin, IT. B. Cave; Nash, supplied by James Kendrick; Okuene, M. A.

Braund; Beckham, W. C. Miller; Pond Creek C-. F. liuierly; Renfrew, supplied by Ira Woolard; Retta, supplied by J.

H. Clark; Ringwood, supplied by Joyce Webster; Salt Fork, supplied by V. M. Johnson; Tonkawa, H. H.

"Waklta, A. Wallock. Fort B. Collins, Anodarko, Brannon; Apache, G. A.

C-eb- Jiart, Arapaho, C. JfJ. DeWitt; Alden circuit by N. V. Pivkln; Bridgeport, supplied by J.

Cater; Cuwler City circuit, supplied by Clarence' Yadon; Dallas, Texas, First church, H. Lewis; Haskell Avenue, Robert Thompson; Deni- noii, Texas, First church, D. W. lirashear; Grace church, S. A.

Wanless; Dutton, l'o- caset K. F. supplied bv Sawyer; Elgin, A. P. Wegetiast; V'AU City, It.

lluuck; Fort Worth, Texas, St. Paul's, M. G. Ballanger; Camp Bowie, II. Thomison; Fort Cobb and Carnegie, M.

Foster; Gracemont-IIIghland, supplied bv G. A. Gebhait; Orandfleld-Eovelaml, II. 10. Ilea- ton; Geronimo, to be supplied; llintou, J.

E. Patterson; Hobart, Robinson; Hydro, J. W. Cater; Independence. C.

Thompson: Lawtmi, First church, J. E. Eaflrone; Camp Doniphan ami Fort Sill, QI. White; Lone Wolf. O.

W. York; Eookoba-Eakley, supplied by O. A. Pankey; Manitou-Ho'lister, supplied by R. D.

JJuck worth; Roosevelt, John Thacker; A. O. McVey; Thomas, II. M. James; Memorial circuit, supplied by W.

V. Shook; Weatherford. D. C. Mal- Jory; Wichita Falls, First church, II.

S. iDraper; Wichita Falls circuit, supplied by J. S. Denny. E.

Thackcry, Tulsa, supplier by B. A. Myles; Blxby, to be supplied; Broken Arrow, W. I. Toi- oert; Claremore, E.

C. Moore; Collins- fvllle. First church, J. T. Collier; South Park, G.

M. Jeffrey; Commerce, C. Clock; Council Hill, supplied by A. J. Beebe; Delaware, J.

A. Webb; Francls- JMorris, J. L. Henley; Jenks, H. N.

Gowan; Kiefer, F. L. Templin; Lena pah, supplied by A. R. Garrett; Krebs-Dow, J.

H. Hubbard; McAlester, J. It. Carpenter; Mannford, T. A'lison; Muskogee, P.

E. Pierce; Nowata, It. L. Selle; Ochelata. T.

S. Bostick; Oilton, ltalph Hudson; Okmulgee, First church, F. E. Gordon; Trinity, supplied by W. E.

Smith; Oologah, supplied by Edwin Cook; Owasso-Turley, supplied by J. S. Bottoms; Porter, to be supplied; Sand Springs, L. D. Corning; Sapulpa, J.

E. Burt; Skiatook, Cecil P. Simpson: Tulsa, First church, J. W. Abel; Grace, Everett Simpson; Orcutt Memorial, J.

T. Riley; Wesley, II. E. Wagoner, G. M.

Ryder. S. Alva, C. 10. Wright, Alva, 10.

C. Anderson, Ar- Jiett, II. 1). Tomliri; Ilopetou, supplied by C. W.

AVoodi ul! Canton, M. W. Samson; ('. A. Simmons; Carmen, P.

10. Rmghman; r.iie.l.y, supplied by S. F. Lancaster; Cle.i circuit, supjjlled by A. James; Dalbart, Texas, Delorma Hinckley; Driftwood, L.

(i. Jury; lOagle City, supplied by J. N. Halmes; Fa.irview, H. 11 Sheldon; supp ied by R.

Tatman; Gage, by W. H. I'ro Itt; llaskew-Mouiit iihve. supplied by A. 10.

Keece; Homestead, 10. L. Loller; Ingersoll, F. D. Camp; Ijiiverne, M.

E. Davis; Lenora City, by O. N. (Jithens; Longdale, 10. L.

1.oiler; May, supplied by (B. Collins, Moot eland, W. S. SUuncle, W. Sampson; Mutual, A.

M. Sprague; Oak wood, supplied by W. 10. Graves; Panhaml Texas, A. J.

Simms; Pleasant City, supplied by S. M. Pieken; Quinlan, ('. E. lleaten; Quintan City, P.

A. MeKuight; Shattuck, S. F. Lancaster; supjiiN, A. B.

Collins; Taloga and Putnam, C. II. Hickman, vici, supplied by J. T. Pimlott; Waynoka, J.

A. Doty; Woodward, George Q. Fcnn; Yell- ton City, supplied by C. F. Huffman; Yewed and Keystone, F.

L. Hamond. C. Guthrie; Agra and Irvin, supplied by C. O.

Wiggin; First. J. E. Gee; ackburn, supplied by B. G.

Griffith; Cleve'and, Ray C. Milhollon; Capan, Willani Robinson; Coyle, supplied by J. W. Eanharn, Crescent W. I.

Smith J. W. Konslt; Dewey, T. E. Carter; Drumright, Peter Packer; slor and I'rairie Chapel, R.

J. Meyers; Fairfax, H. H. Jenkln; Ellis and Carney, supplied by W. E.

Jones; CMencoe, B. A. Harris; Guthrie, First church, W. R. Johnson; West church, J.

M. Strong; Jennings circuit, J. B. Cooprider; Kaw City, W. W.

Martin; Kildare, C. J. Quinn; Marshall, supplied by R. L. Snyder; Morrison, Wil lam Cridland; Mulhall, supplied by Edward Bloom; Navlna, supplied by M.

L. Simpson; Newkirk. G. A. Kleln- I'awhuska, A.

L. Snyder; Pawnee, F. D. Stovlck; Perkins, supplied by F. A.

Slmms; Perry, F. I. Poage; Ponca City, A. D. Lindsay.

Ripley, D. W. Hobbs; Skeedee, supplied by F. W. Gaylon; Stillwater, J.

A. Callan; Stillwater circuit supplied by A. J. Taylor; Wann, supplied by G. W.

Dawson; Yale, C. S. C'arke. Special C. Wheeler, assistant superintendent of Oklahoma State Children's Home Society, member of Norman quarterly coaference; C.

H. Barnes, chaplain In United States army, member of Hennessey quarterly conference; W. C. Coleman, war work Y. M.

C. A. secretary In France; Robert L. Alf'on. member of quarterly conference, First church, Guthrie; C.

Murray, war work socretary Y. M. C. member of quarterly conference of First church, Tulsa; Wlllam B. Robinson, In service United StateH army; F.

A. Dunning, member quarterly conference, First church, Guthrie; 10. B. Rankin, commissioner of education, member Sapulpa quarterly conference; George Evans, president of Rust college, Muskoge. quarterly conference; W.

T. Eustur, secretary conference claimants' endowment fund, member of quarterly conferee of First church, Guthrie; J. C. Henderson, conference evangelist, member of quarterly conference of West church, Guthiie; u. O.

Jones, conference avangelist, lueinher of quarterly confeer- onco, Oklahoma City; J. C. Huffman, con- 'eran-d evangelist, member Dathart con-l ference; E. E. Bagley.

missionary InJ (Arizona; Edward Hislop. Fall Run of Distemper MAY WHOIiLY AVOIDBD BY UBItfO ('-CiPAHNS" A small outlay of money brings verr orvuno Kr eat results. It Ira sure oure and a preventive if you use It as per directions. Simple, safe and sure. The tl slse Is twice the quantity and an ounce more than the 60c site.

Get your horses In best condition for late fall and winter. All druggists, harness deal-, iirs or manufacturers. 8POHN MEDICAL Manatecturera, Goahen, Became a Bit Worried. The conversation at a recenc social affair turned to the beautiful indifference of some children, when tills story was fittingly related by Representative Frank L. Greene of Vermont.

Recently a small party named Bessie had -a birthday, and a little girl friend of her own age was Invited to come around and help her celebrate the glad occasion. Both were given cake and things, and afterward they happily pranced off to the upper part of the house. Two hours later thp mother of Bessie went to look for the children and found her sweet child sitting alone in a great armchair nibbling on a remnant of the dainty repast. "Why, Bessie," exclaimed the surprised mother, glancing around the room, "where Is your little friend?" "We were playing hide and seek In the attic," calmly answered Bessie, as she continued to nibble her cake, "and I gave up looking for her quite a long time ago." The Turtle's Choice. The auto had skidded and upset.

An Irishman came up and said to nuother In the crowd: "What's the excitement, Pat?" "Share, an automobile has turned turtle." "Turned turtle, Is It?" said the newcomer. "Bednd, that must he the ray- sou it chose a mud puddle." A good idea Is one that can be carried out and exchanged for coin. DEATH LURKS in A WEAK HEART, so on first symptoms use "Renovlne" and be cured. Delay and pay the awful penalty. "Renovine" is the heart's remedy.

Price $1.00 nnd The defeated candidate always ha tea to meet the sympathizing friend. I THE BEST BEAUTY DOCTOR Is Cuticura for Purifying and Beautifying the Free. For cleansing, purifying and beautifying the complexion, hands and hair, Cuticura Soap with touches of cura Ointment now and then afford the most effective preparations at the minimum of cost. No massaging, steaming creaming, or waste of time. Free sample each by mail with Book.

Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. Boston. Sold Not in His Line. A young man, very fond of the girls, but very cautious as to his dealings with them, recently went to a poetical friend and asked him if lie would help get up a birthday sonnet to a certain young lady. "Well," said the poet friend, "what do you want me to say?" "Why, you ought to know about what's the proper thing," said the young man.

"Something rather tender, but at the same time, remember, I don't want to commit myself In any wny." "Well," said the friend, "you don't want a poet to draw up your birthday verse; you want a Stories. Suffered For Years Back ahd Kidneys Were in Bad Shape, But Doan's Removed ati the Trouble. "My kidneys were so Weak that the cold 1 taught would affect them and start my hack aching until I could hardly endure the misery," says Mrs. D. C.

Ross, 973 Fulton Brooklyn, N. Y. "In the morning when I first got up, my back was so lame, I could hardly bend over and any move sent darts of pain through my kidneys. It was hard for me to walk up stairs or stoop, and to move while lying down sent darts of pain through me. "The kidney secre- MRS.

ROSS Not Original at All. It Is recorded that a certain literary man of high reputation had occasion to remark to a waiter In the restaurant where he sometimes lunches: "Walter, this beefsteak Is not at all tender; I can hardly cut It." The waiter looked at him with a sorrowful expression, and sighed deeply. "Perhaps you will tell inc." said the literary man, "why you sigh In that fashion?" "Ah, sir," said the waiter, "I took yon for a man who always wrote and said original things, and here you come and say the same thing that all the rest of the customers do." tions were scanty and distressing and the water remained in my system, mak ing mv feet and hands swell. There were dark circles under my eyes and I became so dizzy I could hardly see. I had rheumatic pains in my knees and it was all I could do to get around.

For years I was in that snape and I wore plasters and used all kinds of medicine to no avail until I tried Doan's Kidney Pills. They rid me of the trouble and strengthened my back and kidneys. When I have taken Doan's since, they have always benefited me." Sworn to before me. L. N.

VAUGHAN, Notary Public. Get at Any Store, 60c a Box DOAN'S FOSTER-MILB URN CO- BUFFALO, N. Y. What He 's Going to Be. "Yes," said the nice little old lady.

"I am much Interested In the war. I have two nieces who are going to be Red Cross nurses, and one fine nephew who is now at Ft. Sheridan studying to be an Armenian." No, Herman, the family tree of the scrub lady Isn't necessarily a scrub oak. There's Superior Flavor Xo P0STUM as a table beverage. A package from the grocer is well worth a trial, in place oi When Coffee Disagrees! Oklahoma Directory Films Developed Film packs, any sice, 16c; Prints np to and Including 3c; KiixSH and 4c; 6c.

Let our film experts you bettor results. Hastman Kodaks, Films, and nil Koduk Supplies sent anywhere prepaid. Bend us your next roll and let UM convince you we are doing better Kodak finishing. Send for Westfall Drug Kodak Dept. 206 W.

Main Eastman Aoents Oklahoma City TRY Shipping Your CREAM To BEATRICE CREAMERY CO. Oklahoma City, Okla. STORAGE BATTERIES Rmbullt, Repaired and Re-charged New Batteries In stock for any make of ear. Anything electrical on AUTOMOBILE or TARM LIOBIINtt PLANTS JNSTALLCB art KPAMEB. Prunly Storage Battery Co.

427 W. Main St. OklabooM CMy.Okla. Ship Your Cattle. 1 Hogs and Sheep to Cassl'dy Southwestern Commission Capital, Surplus and Profits, $700,000.00 Oklahoma Clty Elgin Six $985 W.

C. NORMS MOTOR SALES CO, Oklt, City N. S. SHERMAN MACHINE AND IRON WORKS Engineers, Founders and Machinists Grate Bars and Smokestacks 18 to 36 Eut Mala Street Oklakoau Citv. Okla, SCHOOL and CHURCH Chairs Bend for catalog and prlcea.

JASPER SIPES OKLAHOMA CUT Fancy Cot Flowers and Plants Floral Designa by mail of expreas. Quick FURROW CO. The Vlorlata 120 W. Mala 81. Okla.

City. QfcU. Tie Only Sacdalty Skw In OUiktai OH tmim bo4Us utrpickt- sat Oklahoma Auto-Radiator Fexlar Lunp Repair Skop Oars-MtUHiMs Bapalrtng leaky, rosea radla- jmaabrd up and rosea tore. We do not plug tubes, bat we replace old tooea wUk aav ftnbea. tot uSSa?.