The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-02
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20 DC able e. advertise the new line hy Inc
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Fred Church. agent for the Seattle " harf
& Nareaeuse Company, and asked him II
he bad made aaY effort Ia secure the
agency q the steamship Wilmington He
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the matter ty 80 article ia the PGS4 iSfEI-
Li0gStEA this morning concerning the
steamer, and telegraphcd 90 Mr. Frank
BERNARD. owner ~ the ship, that 10 case
taPiaiu Hatfield failed ia securing a y haFI
81 shica the steamer can land. that |
woRlA aecept the agency. aud allow her 10
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here ior business, and the more steamers
we can gel 10 land az our wharf the bet
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