, March 18 ' 1904 a TIII ALLS I CITY TRIBUNE . . . , 1
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\ . Dr George H. Neal.
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, . llr George H. NCi 1 ( lied tit \ his
I home . in this city Thursday , after
\ : ' . ; . ' a lingering 1 11 ncss , I' is hard
t' i ) . - to , realize that Dr. Neal had been
j ' called away. So many years of
I : . . his life had been spent in this
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. . city , and being very successful
\ ' 1'- in the practice of his profession ,
' he had come in contact with
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1 many people and was wldcly
" , ( known. For he
years was a
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'J ' . familiar figure on our streets
r I ; .l , going to and fro on his errands
( of relief , and now that he will be
I ' ! no longer seen and his presence
no longer known , he will be mis-
, I. . - scd and to the friends whom he
i 3 I had so often greeted with word
and smile he shall live only in
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f mcmory. Not only was Dr. Neal
I 4 i (1 ( skilled .in the arts of the physician ,
, y but he was skilled in the arts of. ; :
' ( . the gcn tleman. His was a pleasing -
I ing personality , a frank manner
I , ' and a kindly nature
i : I' lIe was born in l\lays\.il1e ,
I \ Mason : county , Kentucky , Janu-
uary 1 , 1860. He attended school
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there until 1877 when he came
t with his father , \V. E. Neal , to
this city and here grew to man-
' . . : : . - , hood. When it came to deciding
} ; ' " upon a life career , the young man
determined upon the medical pro-
fcssion and entered Pulls college
at Cincinatti , Ohio. He later at-
i
I tendcd H'ahncman college at Chi-
1 sago and graduatcd from that
! ii . institution in February 1881. He
I ' ' * : j returned to this city and on Scp-
1 t tember 29 , 1881 was married to
; I Clara B. Reynolds Severalyears
1 ago he removed to Hiawatha ,
. Kan. , and later to Little Rock ,
Ark During his residence the
l latter place hc passed through an
1 illness so severe . as to cause the
&t I . gravest alarm on the part of his
" friends. He recovered however
\ f ! . and returned to this city and
' . found a hearty , welcome awaiting
. ) r him. His health improved and
. lic soon built up an extensive
practice. Dr. Neal leaves his
wife and one daughter , Bessie ,
' , C and they share the sympathy of
, / a wide circle of friends. This
sympathy is Ekewisc extended to
' an only brother , Dr. Dwight.Ncall
' II of Little Rock , Ar\ :
r ; The funeral was held yesterday
afternoon from the Christian
- church , the services being attcnd-
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. cd by many friends , including
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i : ; ' - members of various fraternal and
? benevolent orders to which thc
deceased belong-cd.
Crushed Under Pia.no.
Clarence , the fiftccn-ycar-old
a son of Riley Jones of Plattsmouth
; 1 . , was instantly killed Saturday
evening by being crushed under a
piano. The instrument was being -
ing hauled from Sattler & Fos-
Fos-
benders furniture store to thc
1 opera housc. Clarence was riding
h on the rear of the wagon when
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one of the wheels struck a rock
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causing the piano to topple over
and fall to the ground , carrying
thc boy with it , and pinioning'
him undcrneath. His body was
terribly crushcd. Coroner Bozck
held an inquest.
\1rs. George AhIrcp of this
city is a. sister of thc dccemicd.
She with her husband left on
Sunday morning for that place
to attend the funeral.
Saw DUnn , Hanged. .
Upon invitation of the sheriff
of Buckanan county , : Missouri ,
Sheriff Hossack went to St Joseph
last Friday and was .prcsent at
the execution of'Iark ' Dunn , the
,
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murderer : JoeValker formerly
of this city is a guard at the jail
and guarded the prisoner during
the last hours. Before his exc-
. cution Sheriff Hossack who was
present ; in the cell assisted the
condemned man in malting his
toilet. The prison physi an is
Dr. Linn Walker a son of Joe
\VaIkcr and a. young man who
was raised it this county. By
his own efforts he has risen to a
high position in the medical fra-
tcrnity and has a bright future
before him. It was through his
brave deeds and action that Dunn
was captured and returned to
jail a short time ago.
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Was Very Drunk.
A stranger in an intoxicated
conditition started to go from this
city to Rube Saturday on a pony.
He missed the road and wound
up at Tom Nelson's place on Evergreen -
crg-reen 1-leights. He went
through two gates and closed
them after him , but when he got
into the hog lot he fell from his
pony and lay there } in a drunken
stupor. His nose began to bleed
and the fresh blood attracted t11e
hogs which would probably have
attacked him had not 1\lrs. Nelson
came to his rescue. She was un-
able to arouse him , but kept the
hogs way until 1\-'lr. Nelson
camc. After much effort he was
restored to consciousness and was
soon in a condition to proceed on
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his I w.ay.
A Good Precedent.
The Beatrice Express says :
'The many friends of Hon. C. F.
Reas win be pleased to learn
that the republican primaries
held in Richardson county yesterday -
day resulted in an overwhelming
defeat for the enemies of \1r. ' .
Hea vis.
It is said that not one of the
"boltcrs" will get into the con-
vcntion.
Now let Gage county treat the
" democratic ring" that bolted
Babcock and Reavis- the same
manner
Cord Wood .
Good hard wood < l , oak and
hickory for sale. C. F. Rea \'is.
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BARNETT"S MILLINERY
OPENING ! =
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Ladies you arc cordially invited to attend our op-
cuing of - -
I Early Spring Millinery
l FRIDAY t&l SATURDAY MARCH 25 and 26 J
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.Opposite Court House . .
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Cheap at the Price
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_ \ / tnv ' Good coal is one of the cheapest
_ L things in the world. Poor coal. one .
of the dearcst. Our coal is ex ( ccd-
/ I' ingl ) cheap at tlie price , atld the
price is no hig-her than the poor
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. - . . coal price. Ou coal is all coal ; 110
JI- dirt , no slate. It is dry , clean and .
, , fun weight. It is delivered prompt
. ly I by careful , polite mcn.
E. A. MUST & . ser s.
PHONE NO. 38.
Supt. Pillsbury Re-etected.
At the meeting of the board of
education held on Monday even-
ing W. H. Pillsbury was reelected -
cd superintendent of the city
schools and his salary increased
from S1200 to S1300 per year.
Supt. Pillsbury has given excellent -
lent satisfaction and we believe
this action on the part of the
board will meet with general ap-
proval. .
Guy Spencer Married
The marriage of 1\-'Iiss Jose-
phine vlcNulty to Guy R. Spencer -
cer , the orld-Hcrald artist occurred -
curred at Butte , \'lont. , yesterday.
The groom is a son of the late
Dr. t1' . J. Spencer of this city and
having been raised here has many
friends who have watched his
rapid rise as an artist and who
will be glad to extend congratu-
lations to himself and his bride.
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Chas Hoffman Injured.
Charles Hoffman fell on the
concrete walk in front of the post
office Tuesday morning sustain-
ing severe injuries. His right
ankle was badly sprained and
some of the ligaments torn loose.
He was taken to hb place of bus-
incss and surgical attendance
secure ( . He will probably bc
laid up for several wecls.
\Vhen bilious try a close of
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver
tablets and realize for once how
quickly it first-class up-tQ-date
medicine will correct the disorder.
For sale by A. G. \Vanner. 9--l
Flour , Feed , Coal
and Wood :
Look over this and see what you
want and what you have to sell. I have
for sale Flour ! , Feed , Baled Hay and ,
Straw , Grain , Ground Feed , Bran and
Shorts , Coal , Wood , Rock Salt , Pure
Cider Vinegar , Walnuts , Rye and
Wheat for chickens , Ground Oil Cake ,
Poultry and Stock Food. Cash paid
for Butter , Eggs end Poultry , Hides ,
Rubb . rCopper. Brass , Zinc , Old Iron ,
Corm and Oats. Flour exchanged for
\Vhcat , Meal for Corn. Yours for
Business ,
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OP. ; HECK
'Phone 101 5th Street
Bargains in Fruit Tress
You can ' get first class Kief-
fer Pear tree for Sl ; one dozen
of the finest budded peach trees
for S1.50 ; one dozen 3-foot
Scotch Pine trees for S2.50. A
fun line of first class trees ,
vines , etc. , on which you don't
have to pay freight or agent's
commission by going to the
Falls City Nursery for your
Fruit 1"recs. Sale Ground one
block north of Court House.
W. H. MADDOX
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
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Land bought and sold
Hartford Fire Insurance
Houses , in city for sale
Honey to loan
Telephone 178