Union Talks At Conference See Possible Protestant Merger
The Methodist Protestant Conference in Washington D C approves a plan for union with the Primitive Methodists United Brethren Congregational churches and the Methodist church awaiting ratification by general conference. Separately the Presbyterian General Assembly at Buffalo decides on union with the Cumberland Presbyterian church, sending the measure to presbyteries for a two thirds vote. The Greenville Pa United Presbyterian conference also agrees to unite with the Reformed Presbyterian church.
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Methodist Protestant Conference
Washington, D.C
Primitive Methodists
United Brethren
Congregational Churches
Methodist Church
General Conference
Presbyterian General Assembly of the
United States
Buffalo
New York
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Greenville
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Purposeful Pain Relief Promises with New Life Pills
An advertisement claims Dr. King's New Life Pills rapidly ease headaches and nervous distress. It asserts the pills purify blood and boost health, priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee if not cured, and notes E. A. King as the local druggist selling them.
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Dr. King
E. A. King
Timber Land Sale Notice United States Land Office
Notice lists Waterville Washington on March 15 1904 under the tim ber land act and subsequent amendments authorizing sale of public lands in western states including Washington Territory Cal ornia Oregon Nevada. Public notice references acts of June 8 1878 and August 4 1882 extending land sale authority.
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Timber Land United Stats I
Waterville
Wash
Fos Land Office
Watrvni
Ween
Ihiforoia
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Timber Land
United States Land Office
Congress
Calfornia
Pene Stu
California
Kimber Land
Mervade
Contest Notice and Land Office Proceedings at Waterville
A 1904 contest affidavit filed by William A Hudson against homestead entry No 56 2 alleging Charles Blom failed to establish residence and abandoned the tract, with hearings set June 3 and final in Waterville June 9. Also notice of Amberlanda land sale listing James M Duffy of Wenatchee filing sworn statement for timber land near Wenatchee with witnesses and adverse claim notices.
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United States Land Office
Waterville
Wash
William A. Hudson
Charlies
Estryman
Charles Blom
Maleng
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Saia
J. B. Shore
U.S
Leavenworth, Wach
M. Bd. Malloy
Register
Notice for Publication in Waterville Washington 1904
Tradt OC Varney of Leavenworth Wash filed sworn statement No 458 for purchase of the nw sec 8 township 26n range 18e seeking timber value proof his claim before United States Commissioner JK Shore at Leavenworth on Friday July 1 1904 witnesses J D Northup Tren O Northup Louis J Hauck and Asa B K Dickenson all of Leavenworth Adverse claimants must file claims before July 1 1904 M 4% Malloy Register First publication April 22 1904
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Frederick Jacobsen
Leavenworth
Chelan
Washington
J KB. Shore
Wash
Harry B. Carr
Ernest D Gates
Petrel Davis
William P. Hadley
Washiny
Ynh
M. B. Malloy
Register
Martin Christenson
Jacob Thowe
Irad C. Varney
Emil Frank
Louis J. Hauck
Final Proof
Waterville
Shore
Timber Land
United States Land Office
Harry B Carr
FP. S. Ji
Ttn
Rideout
Mailoy
Seth L. Morris
Trad
Varney
EB. D. Shugart
Wagh
James M. Duffy
Wenatcher
Henry Cross
A. S
Wenatchee
Frank Bush
James Williams
E. W. Sherwood
Henry Middleton
Chiwaukum
Washington Bay
Tradt OC Varney
JK. Shore
United States
J. D. Northup
Tren O Northup
Louis J Hauck
Asa BK. Dickenson
Aay
Malloy
Notice of Timber Land Sale Public Notice Washington Territory
Notice records Jethrow W Keller of Leavenworth Chelan County Washington filed sworn statement No 441 for purchase of section 26 two range 17 east Willamette meridian in timber land for timber use not agriculture. Hearing set before J E Shore A S Commissioner in Leavenworth July 7 1904 witnesses listed and adverse claimants invited to file by July 3 1904. First publication May 28 last July 1.
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United States
Lannomee
Waterville
Wash
E. Shore
A. S
Leavenworth
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Minneapolis, Minn
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