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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
SOLDIER IS
LET ESTATE

Special to Daily Leader.
Fort Sill Okla. Sept. %. Under
sentence OF Two years in the United
states army prison at Fort Leayen.
worth, kas, which is to be accompa.
MED by dishonorable discharge from
the army Gerald Fairchild, % years
old, who year ago enlisted at Boston
and was assigned to the coast artil-
lery service, is one OF two heirs to an
estate az Duluth, Minn.. valued a. $780,
OOO The other heir whether a broth-
er or not has not been learned re.
sides in Chicago.
An uncle OF Fairchilds, a lawyer
and real estate speculator, whose
name is not disclosed by the prisoner.
recently died at Duluth, and from q
Duluth attorney Fairohild learned that
the uncles viii left him an estate
valued al 100000
Fairchild has twice deserted Within
a year and since being confined in the
guard house at Fort sill has made an
attempt to desert His only reason Is
that army life resuains his liberties
and that he Is Ilispleased with H.
lie was arrested recently IN Okla
hoHa City and brought TO Fora Sill to
prison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
LABOR LOYAL
To BRYAN

Special TO Daily Leader.
Chicago Sept. 22.-lf any evidence
should be needle to prove the loyalty
OF labor to Bryan and Kern and the
Denver platform it is available at the
labor bureau in Democratic headquar-
ters. The organization OF Bryan and
Kern Railroad Mems clubs are report.
ed In every mail, and with these re-
ports come enthusiastic letters max
ing application for literature and cam,
paign buttons. More than twenty
Bryan and Kern Railroad Mems clubs
were reported yesterday. The major
ity OF these were organized in Illinois
towns. The letters received from
trainmen identified with these clubs
indicate that the vote OF the railroad
employees generally speaking, will be
cast for Bryan and Kern The presi-
dent OF one Bryan and Kern Railroad
Mems club wrote
"We are wearing the Bryan buttons
this year We didn't dare do such d
thing in 1926 Personally. | have seen
only a very few railroad men wearing
Taft buttons We number l.600001,
and 600 of our men have been
thrown out OF work There Is no mis-.
take about how we think this year"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
DEMOCRATS
WILL SWEEP
KANSAS

Chicago, Sept 22.--"K Kansas is not
only going 70 give IT'S electoral vote
TO Bryan and Kern, but win also elect
The Democratic state ticket and a
legislature which viii choose a United
States senator TO succeed Senator
Long. said Henderson Martin, the
chairman of the Democratic state cen
trail committee, Who was a caller al
headquarters
Tho people of Kansas" continued
Air. Martin, believe in Mr. Bryan and
the principles he is advocating. They
know where the Nebraskan stands on
an public questions. but they realize
that the same thing can NOT be said
OF Mr.. TAFT. One thing The peuple oi
Kansas have learned with reference
to the Republican nominee for the
presidency and thai is, ne Is opposed
% the guarantee OF bank deposits
This Is the big issue in Kansas and
by far the most popular. II is favor.
ed generally by the voters OF an par.
lies, and the opposition comes largely
| from Republican leaders in the state
many OF whom profess 20 he in sympa.
Thy with the Democratic banking plan.
Uncle Joe Cannon has Invaded IN
state and his appearance on the stumq
Is doing more harm than good Tha
Democrats welcomed him 10 KANSAS
He Is making as votes ID Is common
report that Republican leaders IN tn
state endeayored TO dissuade The
speaker from filling his Kansas en
sasements. We viii gain a numhe.
of congressional districts and I'd.
speaker can claim part OF tba credit
for the resiNt. Kunsans are oppns ed
4 10 Joe Nannonlsm and an that ii i'm
1 plies
Mr. Marlin spent some time viii
! Chairman Atwood OF The speakers ba
lreau. arranging for the assignment o.
/ speakers 10 Kansas Among the Dela
\ ocratic campaieners who win hs
heard in the sunuover state are Cos
ernor Johnson. or Minnesota: Con
\ sressman Henry y. Clayton Nho wal
the permanent chairman 0i lhe Den
yer convention; Gen. James H Wear
er, cx1loyernor soha lInd. Of Slime
( sofia, Laurence Is Springer a iorme
\ Democratic candidate for governor II
u Illinois; Congressman II r 3alney
iol i|llnois and John q lynch, ol Chic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
GOES ROUND AND ROUND
THE PARADE GROUND
American Successfully Passed
His Own Record and Then
His Brothers.


I.emans, France, Sept. 22--ln the
presence Of officials Of the Aero club,
Of sarth, The American ambassador,
Henry White, General Bazain- Hayter.
commander of the fourth army corps,
a large number of civil and foreign Of
ficers and aeroplaue experts and a
crowd numbering 10 C00 Wilbur
Wright, the American aeroplgnist, yes
INerday afternoon accomplished a sig
nal triumph. capturing the world
greatest record from his brother. Or
vile Wright, with d marvelously inn
pressive flight in his powerful mn
chine, OF one hour, 81 minutes and 81
seconds, covering in that time an actu-
al distance OF 90 Miometers, or nearly
81 miles
At 5:15 afteS the direction OF the
starting rail- had been changed 70 a
point in the tee.jl of the breeze. which
was then blowing gently at about four
miles an hour. he aviator got away
I sicely, sailing majestically ur the
field.
Around the upper turn Wright swept
back to where the thousands wens
gathered and began describing ellipses.
Round and round he went with the
regularity Of q railroad train. The
crowd was at once delighted and
amazed at the remarkable stability
shown by the aeroplane. Wright at
first manifested extraordinary pru-
dence, flying so low that he seemed
almost to skim the earth but on the
thirteenth round he rose to so feet
Spontaneous cheers greeted the pic
ure and those were redoubled as he
successfully surpassed his own record
and then his brothers.
/ In the gathering darkness the spec
\ tacle became thrilling Tho aerOplane
could no longer BE seen at the farther
end OF the field. It appeared and dis
appeared IN the gloom like white
phantom. but the sound Of the cease
/ less churn of the propellers told the
multitude, which had now growE fran
tic. that Wright was still in the air
Matches were lishred to keep watch on
the fleeing minutes and night had fal
len. when at the end of the 32d round
Wright shut Off his motor and came
lightly TO the ground.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
THOUSANDS ATTEND
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
e-----
Ring acts are Mostly European
Novelties and Hair Raising
Sensations

y
ronderous elephants, man-sized apes
with human traits. even 70 that Of shay
ing tbemselyes roaring lions restless
tigers iagiars. hyenas in fact any
thing anil everything in first class
menagerie: Persian and Italian aero
bats. English and German gymnasis,
iugelers from the Fiowery Kingdom
dancers and equilibrists from gay old
France, and last. but not least. daring
Parisienne n wild dash dewn sheer
incline in an automobile turning sew
erai somersaulis in is coursel
Look on this glittering array and
you viii have no trouble ascertaining
the cause OF SO many vacant seats in
the school rooms Of Guthrie today.
Not at all. The American youths
lcdestone the circus--is in town, and
ell roads lead to The big tents Of Ring.
ling Brothers. on the West Side,
Before daylight this morning the
mammcili snow, which Is this year
celebrating IT'S twenty-ffth anniver-
sary, rolled into town on four special
trains from Winfield, Eas Throngs
OF sighisetrs crowded about he sta
tiou and gleeiuliy fell IN line bebind
the 80 plcdding elephants as they lunl-
bered heavily to The circus lot
It took about two hours to transfer
the immense Equipment to the grounds
and about the same ume to erect the
many tents. The big canvas in which
the ring acts take place Is said to be
the largest that WAS ever made. ana
the big menagerie tent is almost as
big. There are 20 tents. ali IN all. aud
when they arc az spread II acres oi
ground are covered There are csc
horses, with the show aud In the din
Ing tents are served 5000 meals a day
The Ringlilg tents are perfectly
waterproof and the illumination beau
iiful. Even the menagerie cages have
each powerful light. so that the wild
animal rarities may be scanned with
keener interest Ia this wonderful Ge
partment is Darwin. the missing link
man-sized ape, that feeds On oranges
and grapes shaves himself likes mu
sic, plays cards and ball, and is Q
stout pFohibiiionist
The ring acts are mostly European
novelties and sensations Two-third'
of the 4VV performers are announced
as making their first appearance Il
America. The Ringing show has al
WAYS presented an exceptional list o
acts. IN which refinement and novelt!
have beer leading characteristics
Tone and individuality have hrouga
this show 70 the first Dlace IN the cir
Gus world AcrCbats that do trick
on the back Of 3 running horse, whiol
have heretofore been considered iii
ficulf on the firm foundation o
gnMnd; a man who walks on the tol
OF uis head like other people do =
their feet; gymnasts that turn tripl
somersaults IN midair before the
alight upon swings or receiving hands
horses that wear and take Off humal
garments and go 70 bed IKE a man
pigs that climb ladders and shoot IN
chutes; elephants that can act out on
humorous skits with amazing nter
genoe; horses, dogs and ponies tina
are educated beyond human belief an
fot OF other things are IN the yarie
circus bill Of 100 nuIAbers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
REUNION At BlRTLESlILLE

Persons attending the reunion at
Bartlesville, Okla, next month VIII
have an opportunity TO visit one OF the
most interesting cities in the state.
There they can see the process OF mans
ufacsuring Portland cement at the inn
mense. million dollar plant Of the Dew
ey Portland Cement company. and in
speci the mammoth zinc smelling
plants, whore nre is reduced 10 e
fluid BY he intense heat Of the burn
ing natural gas. Trips TO those and
other points Of interess are easily and
economically made on the interurban
cars and street cHrs.
Two thousand dollars In purses VIII
be given on the three days Of the race
,meet-OctoDer Z, s and 3, and other
large prizes will be given the winners
in the roping contests.
The reunion VIII last from the 9Th
to the 10th 1t is proposed to organ
ige a permanen, reunion association Of
the Third congressional district, EN-
bracing members cf the Womcns Re-
| hef corps and Sons of Veterans as well
as members Of the Grand Army posts.
The state committees OF the Repup-
! lican end Democratic parties have as.
signed their best speakersto Bartles.
vine for October 9TH and Sth. Bands
OF Usage Indians in native costume
will give dances dnring the week. A
special feature will be the iilumina.
| ton, 5000 having been appropriated
! for this purpose alone. The several
affairs viii be carried cut, under the
/ direction OF the G. A. n port, Belle
Mead Driving association and the Bar.
| tlesyille Commercial club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
arAE PALE aIRL.e
DID Mo- Know Coffee Was the caus

EAN wv NNNfNW HkiNNW Aa NtNN 1NAaNs
IN cold weather some people think a
cup If hot coffee coed 10 help keep
warm So II is--ior a short time but
the drug -caiieino-acts on the heart
20 weaken the circulation and the re-
action Is TO cause more chillincss
There Is hot wholesome drink
which a Oak girl found after .ime.
n.s'yes the blood warm and the heart
strong
She says:
Having lived for five years in n.
Daka have used considerable coffee
owing 10 the cold climate, AS result
I had q dun headache regularly suffer
ed from Indigestion, and had no life"
In mo
y was known as the pale girl and
pc PIE thought ! was just weakly.
After time J bad heart trouble aud
became very nervous never knew
whai Il WIS 70 be real well Took
medicine but li never seemed TO do
ans good
Since being married my husband
and hoth have thought coffee was
harming us and we would quit 1nly 10
begin again although we f6lt il was
ihe safee as poison TO us
Then we got some Postum Well
I the effert was really wondcrful My
otnl9leSion Is clear now. headache
gone and have a great deal energy
{ had never known while drinklns
coffee
Il haven't been troubled vita iadi
gestlun since using Postum. am no;
uerpcus, and need no medicine. we
have a little girl aud boy who both
love p stun and thrive on il and
0raqe-Nuti"
There's a Reason"
Name given by Postum CO. Battle
Greek Mich Read "The Road IL
Meliulle,' ID pkgs
avsr r7ad ehc aheve lcaS9rf q rev
one zproare Prom eime to sims. Ehe,
sra eenpi5e, srae and full 81 hcn,sr
Interest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22

svlDBy1bg preparations simply deyel-
fadry esHsrrh they dry Op the secretions,
which aSflsFo to che sneInhmne and deeom-
pore oaiising far more serious trouble
5han the oriinarg form of catarrh. Avoid
en- drying inhaAnts, fumes. smokes and
eauif. aud tlse that which cieanses. soothes
and heala Ely's Cream Balm viii master
cAtayrh or cold in the head easily aud
pleasantly. 8l6 druggists se1 the SO cent
size. Elz Brothers, 81 HaMep Street,
New GorF.
Ehe Balm IS nsed without pain, does not
irritnte cr cause aneezine 1t soreads tasli
over an irfiiaied and angry surface, relieF-
ing Immediately the painfiA inaamma,ion
Eiys Cream halin contains no coeaiio,
nesear3 no, Other harmful drugs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
WORRAlL WINS LIBEL SUIT

special 10 Daily Leader.
Hobart, Okla Sept a2. Estate Prini-
er Clinton &. WoIrall was Victorious ip
IA libel suit here today wherein his
paper. the Chiei was sued for Sl250J
damages on nlna dlfferentl counts By
former City Attorney John A. Alc-
Keene for several alleged Intruthfal
editorials which Nowall wrote during
the aeaf 81 cry campaign held here
few Years ago The jury was out
about foriy-elght hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
MEw srAre coMMlTrsE


Following IS the new state Demo
cratic committee elected in the recent
primaries
Adair-W. n Davis. sullwell, Okla
Alfalfa-Lafe Knodler, Helena
Atoka-~
Beayeqs-
BeckhSm 81 u ballard sayre.
BlhineAF' ID Alien. Gkeent
Bryan+4W e. Uttefback, Durans.
Caddoirk. Hester, Apache
Canadian Earl Beehe, ~ Reno.
Carter-- Frank Bonner, Ardmore.
Cherokee-W. w. Hastings, Tanc-
yuan. -
Choctap Bob Conad, Grant
CimariDn--Thomas Richmond, Jur-
censor
Cleyeispd--George smith, Lexing-
ton.
Coal--Wright Christian, Coalgate.
Comanche-John Nc. Young, law
ton.
Uraig-r. d. E. Amos. vinita
Creek IN. Jones, Brlstow.
Custer--r b. Stone, Custer City
Delaware-r. s. Reffer, Grove.
Dewey Kirley France.
Elhs-Grorge n. Baker Gage.
Garheid--C. d. Hubbell, Enid.
Grady -E. +. Jones, ChiCkasna
Grant "A. C. Thompson, Lamont
Greer-N. L. Thompson, Mangum.
Joaerson--J. L. Keith, Addington.
Johnst9n-George w Dudley rish.
omingo
Kay-Wnms Scott, Tonkawa
Kingdsher-Fred Eahler Hennes.
sey.
Kicwa M. p. Won Meter. Hobart
Lattimef--E NJ. cooper, Wilburton.
lie flore--R. r. Minsoe. spiro.
Lincoln--R. v Hoffman, Chandler.
Logan. d. Burke, Guthrie.
Loye-G. II. Montgomery, Mar
:ietta
Majors-John B. Robberts, Fair
/ view.
Marshall-Sunmers Hardy, Madill.
Mnyes-h. NJ. Butler Pryor Creek.
Murray. c. COyle, iona
MuskoBee-Fred +. Bronson, Mus
ogee.
MeLaine--J F. sharp, Purcell.
McCurtain--R. +. Wilson, Isabelle.
Noble "a. 7. Thompson, Perry.
Nowata--Bert Tiilotaon.
Okfuskte-J. =. Warmon, Okeman
Oklahoma-R. r, Fuller, Oklahoma
4 City.
! Okmulsop2Ng. A. Hiatt, okmuigce
Usage -E. J.. Scott, Pawhuska.
Ottawa--J. 4. Moore, Miami.
Pswnes-G. NJ Berry. Pawnee.
Payne-Daie Litton, saltwater.
Phtsburp-Ten Alilwee. Krebbs.
Pontotoo--sam T. Mcclure, Ada.
| Pottawatomie-L. r. gammons
I Maude.
Roger MlITs-T NJ Miller chey
enne.
Rogers Walter E Morris. Chelsea
Haskell-T D. Smith. Cnant
Hughes-E A. Edmonson, Holden
4 vile.
i seminolo-E. E Jayne, Wewoka.
sequoyah--J. G. McComb. Salisaw
Stephens-T. l.. Wade, NARROW.
Tillman- &c. T. zuinwalt. Frederick
Tulsa-G. n. Wright. Tulsa
Washin8ton--H Howard Webber, Bart
esville
Waogner-Tom Harrar, WAGNER
Washifa-Sam Massingale, Cordel
Woodward--D. p. Marum, WOOD
ward.
Woods-Iohn B. Doolln. Alva.
Atoka, Beaver. Garyin, Harper
Jackson, Pushmataha and Texas coun
ties have thus far failed to send II
names Of committeeman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
SAD CASE OF LOST REASON

a sad case OF mental aberraiio& Sts
seen at The Elks hotel this week Mr..
and Mrs. Ppryis who have been ln
Colorado for the health Of the wife
arrived al sixo'clock. the lacy beipg a
maniac. She was formerly a nurse 81
Chicago and has been married seven
teen months. giving biEth 10 a babe a
few weeks ago The bDpe died and the
handsome, cuhureO little mother lost
her reason ereging for The Aeat babe.
The devotion o. the ycunr husband
aQG the blank grief CT the Denignteu
mother caused all guests 10 srieYe "a
sympathy The woman Is mors gnie
today fH'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
DOC THls ExPLAlN lrY


IUeMOtTuIIc FTtsa HuIHtuI
II is said the national Republican
committee contributed $4,000 in cash
TO the Kansas City Star and Times fog
support. Mail wrappers OF these Kan.
sas City papers coming to Oklahoma
bear after each subscribers name the
mystic letters IN, r.. DO these lei
tors mean National Republican? u
this the reason the Times offers thir
teen papers a week so cheaply?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22

What u Has Done FOR Others, II can
DO For You.
We nave testimonials by the hun
dreds showing an stages, kinds and ne.
grees Of piles which have been cured
by Pyramid Pile Cure
II you eeeld reaa these unsolicited
letters you would no doubt go to the
nearest drug store and buy a box oi
Pyramid Pile Cnre at onee, price fits
cents.
We 40 NOT ask you io do this Send
us your name and aadress and we viii
send you trial package by mail free
We know what the trial package
will DO IN many eases il has cures
piles withcut further treatment. II Il
proves its value 20 you order NOR,
from your dfaggisl This Is fair IS Il
notg Simply write us 4 letter giving
your name and address and We vii
sefd you the trial aaehage BY mail n
plain wrapper free Address pyramil
Drug Co.. l6i Pyramid Bldg Marshail
Mich
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
'esville.
!. noolln. AIva.
READ THIS.

Oklahoma City Okla. Sept /. 1908.
This certifies / have been selling Halls
Texas Wonder 90 st. Louis / years
and recommend ii as best kidney, blad-
der and rheumatic remedy have ever
sold S. p Bress, Bradford Drug Co,
l02 w. Grand. Price 81 by mail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22

Soothes itching skin Heals cuts or
burns without a scar. Cures niles,
eczema, salt fheum any itching.
Doan's Ointment Your druggist sells
a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
g a. @ IN g-1 z Il a.
n....,h. =, lhs Kind Ybl Have asas BOuga
y Ia os E<1|S53gZsAzeZSe<
CHIEF Mitchell Gets Reward.

Chief OF Police W. II. Mitchell to-
day turned over to the officials of Ok
lahoma county. Robert Posey, wanted
there ON a charge of,robbing the mails
September II. The Chief got $50 re-
ward.
Il suffered Aabitually from constipa-
ton Deans ReEuleis relieved and
strengthened the bowels so that they
have been regular ever since. '-A =.
Davis, grocer, Sulphur Springs, Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22

Ny boys and girls shoes at s1.0o TO
$3.50 will wear. RobinsoH's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
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CURE

Sent 70 Demonstrate the Merits of
Pyramid Pile Cure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
IF = 1Faiis'
~ c. On ffh

Never Fails Co Restore
Gray HaiF aO It's Natural
Color and Beauty.
No matter how long ithas been gray
or faded. Promotes iuxnriant growth
of healthy hair. Stops its failing out.
and positively removes Dan-
druaf. Keeps hairsoft and gi0ssy. Re
fuse all substitutes. 2 X tines as much
in Si.o0 as SOC. siza, Is MOI a Eyc.
81 ano soc. hOisaess al druga5ssz
Send 2c ior free hook Z. The Care ~ lie Hair.n
rhilo Hay Spec. Co. Newark, M. ~ i
Hays H0rSima Soap crres Ipimpics.
rcd rough and chappsd hands. ard IN ffin dies
easrs Keeps skin tnc and soit. asc. druRsists
j. N. WALLACE AND A. &. GRAY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
NEWS OF COTTONWOOD.
Public School Opens With EnroiIment
 of l00.

of 100.
 Cottonwood, Sept 15.-(Special.l- l. The public school opened yesterday with an enrolment of nearly 100-
 The school this season will be in charge of Professor Sam s. Bowling with Mrs S. S. Stephens IS assistant
 Yesterday was taken up with the exchange of books and making up classes. Many are the complaints against the change throughout made in tha books. which seem to be scarce :. Professor Bowling Is a graduate of the Troy Normal School and has had several years of good experience. Mrs. Stephens also comes as teacher of experience.
 Miss Georgia Belle Carroll left yes- terday for Florence, where she resumes her studies in the Southern Female College.
 c. E. Lwis. formerly of Cottonwood. but now at Completion, is visiting his family on Main Street.
 Mrs. McMillan and Mrs. Lunsford of Sherman, Ga. are the guests or their daughter and sister. Mrs. R. W. Smith. on North Main Street. for a few days. yesterday for Dothan, where they will make their home In the future.
 R. W. Black and family have re- gently moved from Dothan and made this their home. They have been liv- ing in Dothan year, having left here on going there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
VALUES IN JEFFERSON.
As.es.meut. shows an Enormous In-
 creane.


 Birmingham. Sept. i5.-eSpeclal.',. ,- The real and personal property III Jefferson County has increased in value during the last twelve years 10 tno amount of $l1.399,70s The totals were reached Tuesday afternoon by D. E' McClendon of the Tax Assessors once and the figures show big increase m both the real and personal assess ments of the county.
 Books shows a total value or tax able real estate for the year 1905 to De S59.599,376, while the total value or nersonal property is placed at $SO,ll2'- i07. or a total of $s9. ,4S3. The value of realty in 1907 was placed at S50,654'- 78b and personal property at $27,65l, = 089. or a total of $7S.311,774. The dif- ference between the total real and per sonal values of last year and these just footed up by MT. McClendon rep resents the increase in values.
 The figures represent values that have gone through all the processes of being raised. The State Tax Commis- sion added $1,S67,991 to the Tax As sessor's figures and Back Tax Commis- sioner White came along and lacked on S4,162,396
 The State and county taxes for the year 1903 will show a material lh- crease although the Board of Revenue took off 5 cents on the county's part.
 At the rate fixed by law the State and county will derive $1.l66,254.36 as taxes on real and personal property In Jefferson County. The total amount derived last year was $1,042.5ss.12.