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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

SO. 949.017 A..... Totals ..... .fT1. 7S4. fA IL
Comparing the weeks Of last month with
the weeks OF the same period year ago.
an Increase Is shown In favor Of this
year Of from 100 to 300 per cent. For the
first week In July. 1900, the ciearances
were $3.50. TAI. ms against 1893. $500 In
1880; second week. 1900. 8,t27. 573.4s. as
against si.s7e.06s.eG In 1890: third week.
1900. N.237isi.l6, as against si.s4o.077.5s in
1899: fourth week, 1900, $.9is.l2sA as
AGAINST 81 3so, 800 50 In 1899. two extra days.
1890 saass72.T. az against two extra days.
1880. OF so. 047.6a.
The last eight days Of the past month.
az compared with the same days a year
rgo show the growth OF the business of
Seattle In more striking manner On
July 2a, 1900, tho clearances were SI.os4,-
424.27: July "a. 1864 5767s July u.s. x45a-
5000; July B Si9 so9s9; July "a. s472, ISL
30. July Is stsssis.l4: July go yisC. SIS 20;
July 81. $40. aSlS7.
For the same DAYS during 1899 the
ciearances were July g. SAG $50 "a. .July
"a. ssss,s ai.s7; July ~. siss 1856 %; July II,
SIS -2ss.s3; July 81. t2as.ssl IL; July %.
s2ss,stooS; July 90. szas. 1850. July 81.
s22i. 1880
For the entire year OF 1899 the clear
nnces were sios. s27 Gl74i. or but ssi.5is.-
4S@ more than for the first seven
months OF 1900 This II significant In
connection with the fact that during isga
the heaviest months were from July TO
December, and thrre II every reason to
anticipate they will he the same this
year. To illustrate this: August. fsae.
sie.st5.s2ss5: September 1890. sfssst. set n :.
October. 1923, s1i.sse. et9oi: November.
1892. $40, I6.iii-f2, and December. 1899,
A,sta.pst-s. With this same proportienate
increase for the balance OF 1900 the clear
Ing house credits for this year will show
y volume OF business amounting to over
$3.50. 0oo
In ISIS. the first year that Seattle clear
Ing house credits began to attract atten-
ton. the total for the twelve months was
sShasS y. These figures were then
eons'uereu eSuavagaht, and predictions
we're freely made that they would no, 10
eanaled again ip many years Yet issa
gave an Increase Of xas. 81, ssi. IS, and the
hrst seven months or 1860 surpass II by
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work against Rogers is taken TO show
very definitely where his chief stands.
A dispatch from Tacoma in yesterdays
Post-Intelligencer stated that State Grain
Inspector Wright, who is Rogers active
manager In the field, and who Is also Q
resident of Columbia county. reported .
solid Rogers delegation from that county
in spite OF the efforts of Secretary God
dard, shutting out Goddard. who was him.
self a candidate for delegate to the state
convention. Wright also stated that God
dard and his friends were talking of voor-
hees for governor.
Goddard Rebukes Wright.
Secretary Goddard returned TO the Seat
tie headquarters of the state committee
yesterday. He admits that he and his
friends were defeated. but strenuously de-
MES that the Columbia county delegation
Is In any way pledged to support Rogers.
THE statement made by State Grain In
spector Wright TO the effect that the re-
suit OF the Columbia county convention Is
Rogers victory Is absolutely false" said
Mr.. Goddard yesterday. "The delegation
elected claims to have no leaning toward
Rogers, and three of the nine delegates
are. know. absolutely opposed to Rogers,
first. last and all the time.
our fight was for anti-Rogers instruc-
tions, but this was successfully opposed
by Judge NJ. NJ. Goldman ewhs undoubted-
ly has the strongest personal following OF
any man in Southeastern Washington, and
many voted with him who openly make the
assertion that they Will not vote for Rog-
ers even IL he Is nominated. As far as
Wright Is concerned, his past experiences
in efforts TO build up Rogers fences In
Columbia county must have taught him .
lesson, as he hied himself to the country
and remained on his farm all through the
contest
THE whole OF Eastern Washington Is
opposed to Rogers denomination. and will
come up solid against him.''
/. rs Voorhees, cutting any figure over
thereg" was asked.
II shouldn't be surprised to see him gei
the nomination"
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the return of the rivals from the Kansas
City convention, and especially since the
exchange OF uncomplimentary mention
made in the course of published interviews.
Mr.. Lewis resentment has been intensi-
fed by a belief that Mr.. Hart, in the
course of an interview published In the
Post-1ntelligencer, poked fun at him. ande
further. by the circulation OF the story
that Hart at Kansas City pointed him
out as a mild hammered mailman. While
Lewis has not expressed his resentment
for publication. his supercilious query as
to Harts whereabouts at the time of the
national convention has increased the lat
ters ire. Both have been busy men dur
ing the past week.
j. w. Goodwin, the nominal leader Of the
Lewis forces in the spring contest. re-
turned from the East Sunday. having ex-
tended his trip after the Kansas City con-
vention. 1t Is said that he has already
plunged into the present factional fight.
and will doubtless again lead the Lewis
faction In the effort to contro. the King
Monday from a trip through the country
precincts in the northern part OF the
county feeling, so his friends say, much
encouraged with the outlook.
The lineup OF the variegated elements
that make up fusionism is now In full pro-
gress. and by next Monday, when the
Democratic caucuses are to Ne held. ev-
erything will hes in readiness for fight
ness and disorder OF the earlier contest
will be Insignificant and mild.
Few Changes fn I.ine-up.
The lineup in the present fight Is al
most Identical with that in the contest to
elect delegates 10 the state convention In
spokane With one or two notable ex-
captions. the leaders are about tho same.
With all the energy of which he Is capa-
BILE, Lee Hart Is working to secure the
Endorsement OF King county for j. f. Me-
Flroy for the congressional nomination.
IL II said that such an Endorsement will
carry with II the delivery OF King coun-
TVS delegation TO Gov. Rogers. Both Nc
Elroy and Hart deny that the two candi-
dacies are In any way identified. but IL
is noticeable that Rogers King county
supporters are, almost TO the last man,
In favor OF McEiroys candidacy. while
none Of the open opponents Of the gov
ernor Is to be found In that following.
or the notable exceptions referred 20.
wherein a leader In the spring contest has
shifted his allegiance, perhaps the most
conspicuous Is T.. C. Gilman, the well
known Democratic lawyer and former pro-
fesslonai associate Of James Hamilton
Lewis. When the Goodwin people walked
Mr.. Gilman remained behind, and was
promptly elected chairman OF the conven-
uon by the Hart faction. he was also cho-
sen as member OF the Hart delegation
TO spokane. and in that city made a gal
liant aght for the seating OF himself and
associates II is stated on good authority
that Gilman Il no longer identlfed with
the Hhrt-McElray interests, but on the
contrary. Is actively engaged in the man
asement 81 the campaign Of ], II. Ronald
switch is that Of r. C. strudwick. Who
was also member OF the Hart delcga-
tiQn TO Spokane. but 10 now prominent In
the councils or the opposition
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01
MAYOR HUMES AND HIS MANAGERS COULD
NOT CARRY THEIR OWN.PRECIN0TS.

candidate
in the
surprised
mayo al
sonaI and political
this precinct the an-funes
Prof A. Fl. Theodore Fobey
winchel Middle and Clarence Fogg had
of
Monday 1ia The Frnk
N
He will
Thomas led the fight
aided VIII H. Both
elected delegates They are for
made for andW
He a
ward deliver
w
of the
Sixth ward In times gone by Al least he has
city Maj
voters the
AaeasaAaA@e@4nA@uaH
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N. y. JONES INDoRsED. .-
tesier Republicans Present Him for
Legislative Houars

:, ~ the Precinct meeting OF the Repuh-
nsan voters of Yesier precinct the fol-
word of opposition.
:, hesoivcd. That unltedly we present 10
me coming eonnty convention the name Of
eT heishb0f ana respected citizen Hon
~. y, Jones. as a candidate for the legts-
iaturc for our district ana urge thar no
% placed IN nomination nv our delegates"
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VII Get The Nemlnation.

No developments SO far IN the political
situation settle the question a. 70 who
will receive the nomination for governor.
bat II has long been decided that the
only cure for cstarrh is Or Mankenzie's
English CatArrh Cure. One package
cures. or money hack Free trial treat
mens at Guys drug store. -.
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Lining Up for Caucuaes and Pri-
maries Next Week.
SAME OLD CONTEST RENEWED.
Lewis and Hart Engage i'm Another
Struggle for Domination in Coun-
ty and State Politics-Nominatio
for Governor Overshadovvs other
Issues-Tactics of Rogers Oppo-
nents Regarded With suspicion.

Although movements of the King coun-
ty leaders in fusionistic politics have
been somewhat obscured by the present
a1l-absorbing interest in Republican do
ings, the acrimonious contest between
the factions headed respectively by Lee
B. Hart and James Hamilton Lewis is no
less actively pressed. in fact. has taken
on a stronger tinge of bitterness since
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list SAVED HIS LIFE.

It was . thrilling escape that Charles Davis, o.
Bowerston. o.. lately had from fnshtfni oeatn-
worse until II seemed he must die Of Consumption
Then be began to use Or. Kings New Discovery
aud lately wrote: ct gave instant relief and snect
ed permanent cure :" Such wonderful cures have
for twenty-five years proven its power TO cure ~
Throat Chest and Lung troubles. Price PC mo
AW. Every bottle guaranteed Trial bottles ires
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The Post-Intelligencer has secured the
exclusive right for Washington to Rand
McNally & Co.'S latest folder map OF
China and Asia. These may be secured
at Post-Inteliigencer business offices at
10 cents each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

There will he caucus az thn srAt.s,
ward dsiegates % the Republican counfv
convention. ~ Wilson's business college
THIS afternoon. az O'Clock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01
RECORD MONTH FOR GOLD.
Six and a Quarter Millions Re-
oeived at Assay Office.
AS MUCH MORE DUE IN AUGUST.

Seattle Receipts of Klondike Treas
ure I'm July Alone Are Half ~
Great rs i'm Entire Past Fiscal
Year-BigEest Months Business I'm
the History of the Local once
A New Record May BE Made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01

The deposits of gold dust and bullion
in the Seattle assay Office during the
month of July, 1900. will aggregate in
value not less than Sc. 10000. 1t is the
biggest months business in the history
of the Office.
While the exact figures for the months
receipts in ounces and values are not
yet obtainable. the records are sufficient
ly up to date to show that in the first
month Of the fiscal year gold, mostly
from the Alaskan and Klondike mines
has been received TO the immense value
OF six and a quarter millions. The num-
Der Of individual deposits is 1900 The
average is nearly 5000 TO the depositor
July, 1900, is not only the record month
In the business of the Seattle assay Of
fee but the receipts for this one month
alone are only s250,0o0 less than for the
entire fiscal year from July 1. 1898. to
June 30. 1899; and nearly half as much as
was received during the entire fiscal year
from July 1. 1899 to June so. 1900.
The receipts for those fiscal years and
for this month may be compared. The
figures follow:
July !, 1888, to June 80. 1889. 3 s5o4.ss2 "a
July /, 1899 TO June 80, 1900. IL. ,S26 IS
July ]. 1900, to July 81 1900,
Zone month"; ........-..'..,.... o,2So,ooo %
Total receipts of the once
to date So, SIS, 27s %
The receipts for the past month alone
are thus shown to exceed one-fourth OF
the value OF the entire receipts of the
office during something more than two
years OF its existence.
July has been the month of heaviest
receipts each year. The off1ce was not
opened for business until July 10. 1893
so that in that year there Is but a half
month to credit. The receipts for the
month of each year have been as fol-
lows:
y..,.. Sooc ftc ACE .o
July. 1873 ......................... 4,zyruV ~
July, 1900 ........................- 6,2SoVo W
Iotd l.......s ..-.... s........eii,iao7v no %
Which shows that the months of July
for three years are to be credited with
approximately 40 per cent. of the entire
value of gold deposits In the Seattle Of
fee.
This year the record holding month
of July will have close rival In the
month OF August. Much gold Is yet to
come from the summer cleanup In the
Klondfke, as the work was delayed by
the late spring and lack OF water in
the creeks. The lowest estimate OF the
cleanup in the Klond.ke this year is $780,
100000 The first consignments came in
May. but were very small: In June N.i37.-
than $s00o.0OO In all mus far from the
Klondike this season. The Canadian
Bank of Commerce alone has over $1,000
900 now on the way. which. with the
numerous other shipments known to be
en- route, will bring the total for August
fully equal to that Of July. IL not in ex-
cess.
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PAID DEAR FOR HIS LEG.

B. D. Blantou, Of ThackerviIle. Tex, in two years
paid over $500 90 TO doctors TO cure Running Sore
on his leg. Then they wanted TO cut il on. but ne
cured II with one box Of Bucklen's Arnica save
Guaranteed cure for Piles. &c box. Sold by
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO.
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The Pest. inteiligenccr has secured the
exclusive rtght for Washington 10 Rand
McNally a Co.'S latest folder mar =,
China and Asia. These may be Securcf
nt fost-lnteiliSeneer business offices al
10 cents each.
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II Saved
NY LA6.
Extreme cases OF dis
ease test the real value

CAAE tC8l tuC FC0A t0AWC
Of . medicine Many ctonic" and
vstimnlant" preparations. which have
no real medicinal value, seem to brace
up the users when they are feeling
uplsyed out" Any stimulant. will do
this whether bought at the liquor store
or drug store. The true test Of a med
icine 10 when life itself is staked on its
remedial power. In hundreds Of such
cases DIR. Piercs's Golden Medical Dis
covcry has been the means Of saving life
when even the -family doctor" he'd
pronounced sentence Of death.
-Ihsd been-s great Sufferer hor several yesru.
aud INV family doctor said | wouid not be a iiv.
ing man ia two yearA but, thAnh God. am still
living writes Nj George " Trusiow, u lips
comb. Augusta Co. Va cdr. Piercw's Golden
Medical Discovery Il what ssvad MY life I had
heart trouble 20 Rad that cosid not Tic ON my
ish side without = great deal of psin. / vas
nearly pas work when comrercrd your med
any man. cannot say too much for the beneft
] have received
Many diseases. named for the organs
affected, as heart disease cluns dis
ease" silver complaint etc, are per
fectiy cured by Or. Pieree's Golden Med
ical Discovery, which cures through the
stomach diseases which originate in the
stomach
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Regarded with suspicion.

Lewis assertion. recently made. that no
believed the nomination for governor
would - conceded 20 the poqaliists. and
IN that event Gov. Rogers ws1id have a
majority and become the nomluee Is not
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BICYCLES that give satisfaction at
Spinning's. l206 Second avenue.
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rt.oRANCE MARVIN. seattie's notes
prophecies. Hotel Victoria
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EYEGLASSES perfectly nt,ed Mis-,
Wiisinskt. il2 Cherry,
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DIR. SHAW, dentis,. renewed 10 Ss
Burke hutldinx.
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Friday. March sa-H = Jnhmsrsn.
heb; 4 "A HITLER. Wash. X h Rasaam
Minneapolis r NJ sgfHofa. Asnf Il Il
Bruner. Helena j @ Nsaoe. ssrcat
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strait. 81. paaI; III q Eelnstan. ~.
Louis: Mr. and MRS. W.. n. strait, -.
Paul J L Colan. Wisconsin,. b III wes.
t%eryelt. New yorK.F Frazer. Washing
ron i II Richards. Bate II Il Stair.
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Great Falls. y s Nester. eitys s Bosn-
er. Chicago: EFT Keeper. - Paul:
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SATURDAYS. Miss ID Delor, Saratoga;
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II PariDlee. Spokane: Jobn u Weeks:
Ghas Lamb, n v: % II Robinson, X o..
Wm Baldwin, wife and daughter.
Bridger; II 6 Egiestou, sf Louis; TIP
Mcdonald. BridRer: q 4 Jeffery. Du-
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Lake, II VI FiDke. Helena: N j West
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Wyo: John Winger. Fred Goffhardf.
g j Jones. San Francisco: Joe Alter
diel, Ind: NJ T. 0'BFien, Glendive.
sunday "A T. Sayer. Seattle; j X
Helena y J Derry. NJ u,
Michigan; II Scott. Eafte; a Mueller.
~ Paul; a II Elliott. Duluth; Jas
PetfeI, Butte 4 l. ~seillosser. Red
LoIde; Jas Holland. Geo; q II Hudson.
ID Harbtmail, Chicago.
Monday -6eo spapgfnberg, Denver;
J Il Logan, X CT Mcdonald wife
and baby, Bridger II L Miller. Omaha;
II h Beeke, san Francisco; 4 VI
Thornton, San Ffancisoi w l. Pratt, II
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Miss 4 W D0lllger, Boston X II
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Al The DrlsealL

FRIDAY, March 30-M N Stevens,
unityi y Kelly, Portland w p COINS.
man, chicaRof On, Ripeharl aud Wits
and baby, Epttei q II Holman, Hell
euai John KrpRer, Helena Lon Bali
Heatrlcei Geo a Meade, sheridan q
Basin, Sheridan John Stanley Minute
Holders, Germany Geo w Anderson,
Bed Lodge ] II shoby, Des Moines;
Epudy, Chas Akres, Lagrelj q
IA Mclean, MpsselshnIli Jobn Jpbfrt,
Vale WI Kicker Meripof n G Me,
Neelg, Hobokepj VIM Harker, sgne
Punk, Mo u Norris Dillon JaWes
Murphy i u H0pkin, cbtsagoj q i
GaberagRfL sheridapf A Erire, city,
Saturday -Ghas Thiell, Detroit NJ
s. Hnok, pefroiff Donald smedf VIM
a BrpmwelL HylYia ~ HidWeIl, A +
Mccormick, Charles MeElhaacy, Fred
Maxwell hew. York N Rooney, Oar,
bopAdai Y " Helsigger carhonadoi z
9 MILE, Helepai II A Pins, Helena
Miss Ida u Waugh, Park CITY, Sam
schaft, Hpltef i w Gardner, city 4
I Strong Lineolpt " Aybprnl Bis.
MARX Louisa Mepmmoff, Missoplai
John labor, Kalei WIN y Decker
Meripn Nm Harker pea MQiprst
p psn,o, sm BID y y keppsqy' aeraldipe
sunday III n Kennedy, pityi 1 A.
hyap. Minneapolief @ Helmanl Hell
kfed FilleIg, city W \ Scott
Arthur Tphhs, w II Mcdonald, eifyi
Y A Dolly, ClasA Harpes, Economy Y
y Sterling, Pens Bottom J0hn Jpber,
RRlei TIC hpbdel, NJ Xeyipr Glen
YassRl Junction H n Handail Thorpe
Mopday, ~ Hyan, Nipnpapolisi
I N RandHlI, Thorpe, wis NJ
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Mrs PM COMPTON, Buffalo Wyai e.
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