Good Races at Luzerne County Fair
About 6,000 spectators watched two main horse races at Luzerne County Fair grounds West Pittston on Sept 11. Miss Jennie owned by William Myers of Wilkes-Barre won the 2.23 class trot and pace, with Allan S. of Carbondale taking second. Dick, owned by John White of Scranton, won the 2.94 class trot and pace after Graydon led much of the way.
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Wiss Jennie
William Myers
Wilkes-Barre
John White
Scranton
West Pittston
Luzerne County Fair
Lackawanna County
Misa Jennie
Wilkes- Barre
Allan S
L. A. Patterson
Carbondale
Graydon
George Stevenson
Waverly
A. B. Lewis
Pittston
Rhode Island
Metropolitan Band of
Wyoming
James Kelly
Dunmore
C. C. Bowman
C. H. Cutler
W. St. John
R. M. Hughes
S&s
Clay
Francis J
David Copperfield
Lucy Heyer
Miss Jennie
Allen
Scherzonda
Miss Jennile
Lucy
Jennie
Director Clay
Lucey
Nhle
Allen S
Jennie Wan
Schergonda
Mie Jennie
Tr. m
Ed Tattom
Pillaton
Peuuaievees
Allan
Fallerson
Carbondale c
Cccceeniees
Liev Harper
Bom
M. Hipuscalo
Sehersonda
Bn. B
Win. Koch, Jr
Beranton
Bik
James J. Miahin
Seranton
Harry Jordan
Pittston Vo
Friela
C. R
Gon- Hall
Ealberiveey
George Dunn
Beghorn
John Slattery
Lillian Roy
Harry D
Pop B
Lady McNiel
Minnie Mills
Minnie
M. L. Perrin
Hal Dick
Lady MeNtel
Heckenburger
Br. G
Tatum
Puhaublon
Lady McNell
G. W. Beemer
Chirk
Minnie Milla
M. L
Perrin
Bolles
Bomanson
W. Stone
Coven Gb
Notable Barrister Destroys Witness With Humor
The celebrated lawyer Sir James Schlett fends off a dangerous witness by sharp misdirection. He taunts a portly city merchant in court, calling him a well dressed ham after brief, tense silence. Laughter erupts, disarming the witness and achieving his aim.
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Lord Aginger
James Schlett
Withers
Ewing
Lim
James
Tormpking
Bellave
New Trial Granted in Insurance Case Over Fire Duty
Judge Archbald ordered a new trial for BP M Thornton of Wilkes-Barre against insurers. The March term jury awarded 3750 dollars, but the court did not instruct on forfeiture for failing to separate damaged from undamaged property after a fire. The instruction is deemed essential. a new trial is granted to apply the policy condition correctly.
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R. W. Archbald
RR. W. Archinid
BP. M. Thornton
Wilkes-Barre
United States Circuit
Archbald
Mable
Oshkosh Match Co. Ve
Manchester Fire Assurance Co
Pinney
Democratic scheme exposed in taxing hypocrisy claims
The McKean county Democrat meeting produced a false tax comparison claiming high local taxes on farms and homeowners, while railroads and telegraphs paid little. The Philadelphia Press is cited to refute state taxes on real estate and trades, stressing local authorities set real estate levies and the state returns funds to counties to ease local burdens rather than taxing individuals. It notes McKean county paid into the state treasury in 1887 but received substantial state allocations, arguing counties benefit from state revenues and the state does not tax farmers directly.
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Creasy
McKean County
Auditor General
State of Pennsylvanian
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
McKean Democrats
McKean
Complete cure offered for ten dollars by prominent Quaker physician
The Great Quaker Physician Dr Byers offers a $10 complete cure deal in Beranton. All applicants receive treatment for ten dollars with medicines included until cured, or a full refund if not. The offer, including free X ray exam, is time limited and may be withdrawn at any moment.
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Beranton
Rates Health
Pennsylvania
Allan Papa Aur Oy
Byers
Cellular Health and Cure via Nutrient Therapy
The article states that body tissues consist of tiny cells and disease arises from cell disarray. It claims proper nutrients restore cell normalcy to achieve perfect health and asserts all diseases can be cured by this method. Doctor Hyers promotes a non illopathic, non homeopathic treatment grounded in exact science and fixed-law cures.
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Hyers
Dr Byers Offers Free X Ray Exams For Unknown Ailments
Dr Byers insists on scientific X Ray testing to determine the exact cause of trouble. His fluoroscopic attachment allows full body examination to locate the affliction with certainty. The examination is absolutely free and no compensation is charged.
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Byers
Giant Cactus of Arizona and Mexico
The giant cereus, tallest cactus in North America, reaches sixty feet with a two foot diameter. Known as the Giant Cactus in the United States and saguarre in Mexico, it stores large water in its body. Indians harvest its edible fruits and make beverages from them, while sensational extinction reports are overstated.
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Arizona
Mexico
Avigora
Kidney Disease Cured by Doctor Byers Treatment
Mr. Fred Rentschler of 861 Elm St states years of kidney trouble with back pains and poor sleep ended after beginning Doctor Byers' treatment in May. He reports improvement and full cure, claiming never to feel better. He consulted doctors in New York and elsewhere without success.
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New York
Fiery Skin Disease Healed by Doctor Byers
Mrs Samuel Brokenshire of Tormyn Pit suffered over ten years from cestema with raw legs and constant pain. After trying many doctors, her husband sought Doctor Byers whose treatment stopped pains and spasms, let her rest, and helped her legs heal significantly.
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Samuel Brokenshire
Tormyn
Byora
Doctor Byers
Dostor Byers Record
Doctor Byers born to Quaker parents pursued early education within that faith. He graduated from Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia in 1872 and studied at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. He attended Pennsylvania Hospital and Blockley Hospital for extensive clinical work and later assisted in Eye and Ear clinics at Will’s Hospital. He served in J Solis Cohen’s throat clinics and later acted as examining physician for Knights Templar and Masonic Mutual Aid Association of Cincinnati and Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York.
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Will’s Hospital
Philadelphia
Prof
J. Solis Cohen
Knights Templar and
Masonic Mutual Aid Association of
Cincinnati
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of
New York
Doctor Byers Treatment Claims Documented Relief
Irvin Gearhart and Barbara Dickson report relief after treatments by Doctor Byers. Gearhart cites long years of pain and mobility issues, while Dickson describes chronic bowel and hemorrhoid problems improving after his care. Both attribute their improvements to Byers without detailing medical specifics.
Rheumatism Cure by Dr Byers Praised by Patient
Mr. Conrad Heilig of 115 Ash Street Berinton recounts six years of rheumatism with mobility loss and torture. After consulting multiple doctors he found relief under Dr. Byers and now walks like others, calling him a superb healer.
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Conrad Heilig
Ash St. Berinton
D Lo
Byers
Decetor
Farewell to Bronchial Trouble by Dr Byers' treatment
William Snowden from Wayne County Pennsylvania describes a three year battle with a severe cough. He lost weight and strength and nearly gave up hope until starting Dr Byers' treatment. He reports quick improvement and now enjoys good health and a quiet cough.
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Irvin Gearhart
Smith Place
Jadwihi Street
Palma
William Snowden
Wayne Co
Byers
Doctor Churchman Byers Practice Ad
A classified notice for Doctor Churchman Byers, Chief Consulting Physician of the Bi Chemic Treatment, announces permanent offices on the second floor at 412 Sprusa St Scranton PA with hours 9 to 11 mornings and 7 to 8 evenings, Sunday 10 to 12.
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Sprusa St
Kivenings
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