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terday morning. Dilation OF the heart
and Bright's disease of the kidneys,
with resultant complications, were the
immediate cause of death, though Mr..
Daly's illness dated back several years.
He had suffered severely during the
last two months, but the end was pain
less. While he was surrounded by
members Of his family, his life went
out so peacefully that only the physi-
clans in attendance knew that he had
found rest.
Mr.. DAILY returned from Europe about
the middle Of September. 1t was then
told that his physicians had confirmed
the opinion of those at Mannheim, Ger
many, that his days could not be many.
He wished to be taken to his new
home at No. 725 Fifth avenue, but it
was thought best that ne should re-
main in the apartments in the Hotel
Netherlands, whittier he had been
taken from the steamship.
The body has been removed to the
family residence, 725 Fifth avenue.
The funeral services will include a
solemn high mass of requiem in St
Patrick's cathedral at II o'clock on
Thursday morning, Father Lavelle Of
ficiating The body will be placed
temporarily in the receiving vault OF
Calvary cemetery Interment will take
place there after family vault has
been erected.
Mr.. Daily was born in ireland in 1912
and came to this country a pennies:
boy. After working at odd jobs il
New York he finally went TO Calf
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17
SATURDAY, NOV. II, 1900
TWO NOTAbLn DEATHS.
Henry Willard and Marcus DAILY
Have Passed Away.
WIZARDS OHEoKERED CAREER.

Made and Lost Three Fortunes In His
Big Railroad DeRls-1Ir. DAILY, the
Montana Copper King, Came From
IRELAND PeaRiIess.
New York, Nov. 13.-Henry Willard.
the snancier, died yesterday morning
at his home, Thorwood Park, near
Dobb's Ferry. The cause Of death was
apoplexy, from which he had been a
sufferer for several weeks. A week
ago he contracted a severe cold, which
fastened the end Mr.. Willard had
been unconscious nearly all the time
since last Tuesday. When death came
there were gathered around the bed
Gr. Wizards wife, his sons Oswald G.,
Harold G., with his wife; Mrs. William
Lloyd Garrison of Boston, his sister
in-law and Mr.. Wizards only daugh-
ter, Mrs. James w. Bell of Dresden.
Germany. In addition to the family
Mr.. Willard leaves a sister, Mrs. EN-
ma Won Xylander, wife of Gen. Rob
ert Won Xylander, of the Bavarian
army.
It has been arranged that the flu
neral will take place from the resi-
deuce tomorrow, when the services will
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Told I'm Rhxnne.

Here Is story which perhaps Ia cid,
But stu has point enough to be ratoId.
A maiden lady, prim and SHARP OF tongue
Bearing her load of cares. no longer young
Went to party whore some rustic BLADE
Thought II fins sport to Jolly an old maid :"
Tell me-" he said, why a smart girl like
you
Never got married''-she Just locked hin
through
over her glasses and made this reply:
What do need a man fer, sir, when
Have tame parrot that can curse ana
swear
As hard as any man. and eat his sharaf
1 have monkey. too-he surely can
Chew his tobacco Just like any man:
AS for the rest OF married women's rirAts
nave cat that always stays cut nig hts. :"
Rural New Yorker.
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The Divsrce Mil ConspiratorS

New York, Nov. 14.-It is said that
the grand jury will today hand up in
dictments against the principals in the
divorce mill case. Whether Mrs. Byrde
G. Herrick will be included in the list
is not certain as yet. Assistant Dis
trtct Attorney Unger declined to deny
or affirm the truth OF the report that
Wilson, one of the prisoners, wanted
to make statement. He said that any
confession either man might make
would be of no use to his office, which
mad more than enough evidence to
send both men to state prison for long
-ermS
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AMONG THE POETS.

A Youthful whtrIwind.
n slam at the gate. ana a bang at the
door.
And a peil-mell rush through the han;
headlong race Ger the kitchen floor,
Like the soune of a whirlwina small
catch a nash from roguish eyes
AS blue as the morning sky,
AND my apple basket ts overturned,
AS the whirlwinc passes by.
Fnere's a scamper OF feet down the gar
den path.
As boy and q dog disappear;
But shout, bark and a merry laugh
Come back to my waiting ear
L gather up my scattered work
Win smile at their noisy 10y;
FOR what Is boy without a dog?
Or dog without boy,
BUT all has grown SO hushed and still.
10 the door 1 wondering Green.
Thsre, under the apple tree, down by the
barn,
Ths whirlwind has gone to sleep.
~ T. Sanford. In Golden Days
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Because.

Because you never helped me.
Have found more strength In your
neglect
Than in all other hands that yearned
Toward my helplessness, upturned
To raise and comfort and protect.
Because you never praised me-
Have found your silence better aid
Than all the kindly voices sent
To help me with encours cement
/ worked to win the word unsaid
Because you never loved me,
Have found how tender and intense
A love may widen. beyond reach
Or need OF petty word or speech.
Perfected through indifference.
-Theodosia Pickering Garrison, In Franz
Leslie'S Popular Monthly
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A Forest Rambie.

eECsN
A stroll thre' the leafy forest
A rest in the cooling Shade
OI an oak whose spreading branches
The brides their hsme have made:
10 drink OF the spicy fragrance
Which nils all the balmy air.
And list to the tuneful music
The wild birds are singing there.
~nat brush can portray the pieture7
what artist can paint the scenel
Inc trees In their lofty grandeur
Like giants In robes OF green,
Ihe path as II winds before US
Al arehwsy OF leaves o'erhead
And Aow'rs In their beauty border
The way which eur footsteps tread.
In kaunts where the wild birds whistle
Te rambls in summertime.
And list to the CHEEKY carols.
AS clear as the bells sweet chime:
we look at the skies above us.
Inc spirit grows strangely calm.
All grief for the time forgotten,
There comes to the heart a balm.
miss e Louise Bell. In N Y. Observer
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Two Little Raokn

Two little books are mine to read
Two wondrous volumes wise;
Two books alone are all 1 need
To read with loving eyes.
So beauteous are they to behold,
b And unadorn9d by art;
Sweet Nature friLged their lids with gold
The title page--a heart
Two little books are mine to read;
But two books make me wise.
Two books alone are all need:
Ny dearest loved ones eyes.
C Innis Bowen. in Chambers Journal.
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what other. Think ana 9,

II we could know what others say
About the things we do:
IL little birds could come each day
And tell US all. the glad and gay
Would take dismal view!
The man who smiles would smile no more,
The maid who laughs would sigh,
The mind that scars would cease to soar
And Hope that now knocks at the door
Would always hurry byt
Thank God we May not always know
What others say or think,
For had He planned to have 1t so
The world would be q slough of wee
Where all but hate would sink!
IS. L. Kiser, in Chicago Times Herald.
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and worked as a potato digger. In
1915 he went to Montana, began mine
prospecting and struck 1t rich" OF
late years he has won prominence
through his political rivalry with SEN
ator Clark. His interest In theAnaconda
mine alone is valued at 500, 900, 900.
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A SENSATION IN BRooKLYN-A MINIS
TIERS STATEMENT.


wish to state that one of my Yarishoners
was sick and in trouble for lons time MIS- :
Brown, 30 Gay Street, No one seemed 10 un-
derstand her case. She had several DOCTOR
the matter. None could do her anv good. IL
was my duty as her pastor to cal; and see
done by DIR. Shea the last few wears thonanS
would can and see him myself 1 found
him a kind sympathetic gentleman He gave
me wonderful test OF his pov'as told me
to send him lock of patient' "a which
did by her daughter.
He told at once what W.. % litter and
In short time cured b a,N,ld ana we'll
Her family had seeming seauIdeI' A cloud
NOW NENS,, all Is changed; "A are Ven ana
mend DR. Shea 60 all those IN sickness OF dis
tress OF any kind, Rev. William johnson
Pastor Lebanon Church, Brooklyn. -
DR. Shea can show thousands such "a the
above.
has been carefully educated In the Homce
pathic and Eclectic Schools of Medicine
His success is wond erful in curing para Iysis
Rheumatism, Asthma, Sore Eyes, Tvmors
Tape Worms, Liver Complaints, Deafness
Satarrh, Dropsya Piles, Nervous Debility.
women and children, Fits. Kidney Diseasa
ana all strange mysterious diseases which
others don't understand. An diseases, nc
Die treatment. He can and will honestly
tell you II you can be cured Has an new
remedies and new success Has had ample
experience in public hospitals and private
clinics. No trihing with human life. Can a.
once.
Do not delay. Diplomas hang in parIors
Is a registered physician. A new remedy
Tor rheumatism just discovered, not q lima
ment. Hopeless cases and those that otherS
cannot cure solicited TO call. Fat folks thir
Ihe cn1luless made parents. All letters must
contain Sl:OO, two stamps, age, lock OF hair.
For consultation, advice and diagnosis. Nc
postal cards.
Charges for medical treatment only. meg
ton this paper.
651 FULTON STREET,
BROOKLYN. N. Y
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KNOXVILLE COLLEGE.
Twenty Fifth Anniversary
Jubilee, June II and 18th.

Addresses by prominent Educators.
South and North, including Presldsnt
w H. Council of Huntsville, Dr.. f T..
Parks OF Cannon Theological Semi.
nary. Rev q, w. Mood OF Fisk Univsr.
sity, Dr. w. II. M,Millin OF AIephanv.
Pa, Governor Benton Mcmillan ana
others
Reduced rates on the certificate plsu
OF one and third from ali points, n
Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia and
Alabama.
Total expense for the year OF board.
fuel, light, furnished room, etc S5s'
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DR.. Shea. Marvellous Medium

Dr.. Shea. Marvellous Medium
Gives the names OF dead ana living friend
tell who and when you viii marry, also OF
health or an1thiRg yop know, no MATES
what IL IS. He can call up your spirit
them rap s around a the 20 poSE me- Hen as max X
Suest1ons don't ask you to write names 70
h h,m ;o,I ponTt -y to pump you In any wa,
dersed by leac lg spiritualists everywhere
received from them gold medal and spec
lal license Co practice his wonderful power
thousands or references to both white anC
'olored patrons, Twenty-Five years pract1cs
AN do all that he can tell OF. Can tell VIVA
business is best for you and where, how G.
How to be succ~ssful in All yonr doinsIs !,
snort what Is be- 20 do. He succeeds whei
ali Others fail; sositive satisfaction or n,
consult this Christian gentleman. He has 8
medicine that win cure drunkenness, cad b.
De given patient not knowing 1t. Thosand'
through him are now
RICH. HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL.
with all their undertakings, while those wht
neglect his advice are still laNoring against
poverty. Through hts perfect knowledge OF
Sh,S1iIssry, ne can nparS 70 you secret that
friends, His aid and advice has often beer
solicitedi the result has always been the So
all your Wishes In love affairs hs neVer
tails. He has the secret Of winning the AZ.
oetiorEoi@ be Ipesite EEK IL If the chr.
OF spi rftualsns that in all large cities the
are class of n en- aic wsmer who clai
powers they DC not possess Tn. haN
neither gifts credentials nor reference,
Surely the colo,ed people ere notso wahtin
IN sense as 70 throw their time and none
away on such Dr.--hes refers TO the Hon
william Dt nmore -rohiteci and huil~er,.
Slevelan -ver and ArEheI -ewen, hi
builder, -outh -rooklyI AL have know
him for the past seven years. He giVes
free test OF his POW er Co all The doctor Ia
ractceo I'VE years In New Orleans, ST Il
IS, Mem phis and Louisville; understand
thoroughly the diseases, spells or influence
the race Is subject TO. He II now and aivraN
had large patronage from them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17

When N WOmaA Talks All the Time.
The man whose wife talks all the time
Should not complain.
For while she chatters he may rest
His tired brain;
What though she talks Of things for which
He doesn't care?
He gets ne chance to answer, so
He just sits there
And mods while she keeps going on
And on, without
Discovering that he has net
Heard or been entertained by what
She talked about.
Chicago Times-Herald.
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ScRSoHa

SCMAOnH.
Ills April IN November,
If you will make IL so,
Or Maytime in December,
Despite the falling snsw,
If only you'll remember
Your smiles make roses blow.
IT'S spring In autumn weather. :
If you viii sing all day, (!
And smiles and songs together
TBrn winter Int May;
The snow will be like heather,
IL only you are gay.
Charles Hanson Towns, IN Youths
Companion
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THE DEATH OF MARcUs DAILY.
The End Came Peacefully After Ter
rIbIe Suffering

New York, Nov. 13-Marcus DAILY,
one OF the leading mine owners OF the
world. 60 years old, died in his apart
ments in the Hotel Netherlands YES
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A BARGAI

Fr want OF use will sell at great
sacrihce Mahogany Grand Upright
Piaoo. Will sell on Instalm ent plan
toa good patty.
Address, CHEAP, e
SsE Care Planet. l.
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belonged Zen the Baggage Car.
Conductor (stumblsng In the aisss)
Are these your fest, sirf
Passenger-Yes, SIR
Conductor isarsastieally) - Yen
should have he'd them ehecked.-Har-
lem Life
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PLANETS can be obtained 'iu pitts.
bug ct ,2,4 WILEY Ave. .
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NIIssinR the Fun

$50 you never had a lovers quar-
rel?"
Never"
"Dear mel What's the use OF being
engaged, then ?"-Chicago Post.
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PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING:

Brooklyn, Aug. Is, 1891 This is TO certirN
that came to New York from Albany. wa
a stranger In a strange city, out OF work and
out or money. i had no luck In anythinS
undertook, What to do did not know !
friend advised me 30 go and see DR.. Shea
did. He told me the cause OF my troubles
he took me In and treated me as a brother
Through him got a good position that verz
week. had been to others; they took my
1 1rst met DIR. Shea, i would advise all IL
bad luck, sick or In trouble to 20 to him al
once, q Sincerely,
ALBERT AYERS, 1857 Atlantic Ave
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South Piainneld, Aug. Is. 1sel.-This Is DC
certify that NV husband had gone away an<
been absent two years. j incurred for him
night and day. l gave him up as dead. =
Hearing or the wonderful things DR.. Shse
was doing, i resolved to consult him. He
told me my husband was alive and well and
where he was; told me he would come home
and when. To my Joy all OF 1t came vrue. He
Is home now, come back like one from tho
dead. also wish to say tnat this month
and was most insane I went co Dr. she's
and he told me l would find my money anc
Co my intense Joy did find it as he told me
/ thank God there is a man so gifted In ouy
midst that can help people and tell then
what TO do. Sincerely,
MRS. MARY MILLER,
South Plainneld-M J.
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money ana FoHtees.
Once there was q millionaire
His friends said: "What recS n
your money to you IL you are not in
polities?"
So he went iato politics.
In q short time he was a politician.
but he was not millionaire.
Then when he wished to run for Office
they hooted:
why do you want to mix in polite,
when you have no money!"
Moral: Huh ?''-BaJtimore Am.ri.
An observfnx Saint.
Shrinking up to ais mother one Cav.
Tonny said:
Ma, haven't been good BOY since
began going to Sunday school?-
Yes. ny lamb" answered the moth
er, fondly.
And you trust me now, donY
You, mar
Yes, darling"
Then what makes you keep the
nlince Pies locked up In the pantry the
same as ever?"-Collier's Weekly.
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Proved DIrnstroux.

Smythe-Were You ever in railway
disaster?
Brown-7Yes; once kissed the wrong
girl in tunnel.-Stray Stories.
The Worthington advance., 1900-06-22

John Zweep's brother and family
are here from Corson, S. b., making
him visit. MIR: r::Zweep reports crops
| as looking about the same there as
here.
Willie Wilson met with quith an
| accident last week. A horse fell on
his foot spraining it quite badly, and
he is using cane and crutch to get
around with.
Zenas Hazard came from Clear
Lake, S. D, on Saturday evening for
s. D., on Saturday evening for a short
visit with friends and relatives.
Vic. Anderson returned from Okla
homa last Friday, and is very enthos-
sastic in his praises of that favored
land. He brought back some some
fine early peaches which were grown
there, some of which he presented to
your reporter.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. CLANCY en-
tertained the young people of the
neighborhood last Friday evening.
Ice cream and cake were served as
refreshments, and the evening was
enjoyed by all.
Mrs, Malcolm has returned from
her visit at luverne.
Ed. Caluert has been promoted
He is now engineer of the pile driver
The Worthington advance., 1900-06-22
Will Spread the News.
WILL EXHIBIT At

The Northwestern Telephone Ex-
change Co. will furnish their patrons
with the news of President McKinley's
nomination at Philadelphia next week.
Immediately upon the receipt of the
news each subscriber will be called
up by central and informed. The re-
suit of the vice presidential nomina-
ton will also be given in the same
manner. This is move on the pant
of the Telephone Co. that will be du-
ly appreciated by it's patrons.
The Worthington advance., 1900-06-22
Order to Examine Accounts.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Mobiles
IS: In Probate Court, Special Term, June
Ia, 1900.
In the Matter of the Estate of Edward c.
Palmer Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Kate
G. Palmer and Charles G. Palmer, admins
traitors of the estate of Edward G. Palmer
deceased, representing, among other things,
that they have fully administered said estate,
and praying that a time and, place be fixed
for examining. settling and allowing the
final account of their administration, and
for the assignment of the residue of said es-
tate to the parties entitled thereto by law:
1t IL Ordered, That said account be exam
ined, and petition heard by this Court on
Monday the 9th day of July A. D. 1900 at
One O'Clock P. NJ, at the Probate office in
Worthington in said County,
And 1t is Further Ordered, That notice
hereof be given to all persons interested by
publishing copy of this order once in each
week for three successive weeks prior to said
day Of hearing in the Worthingron Advance
weekly newspaper printed and published at
Worthington in said County.
Dated at Worthington, Minn., the 14th
ay OF June A. D. 1900:
BY the Court,
[SealJ G. Nd. CORY,
june15-29 Judge of Probate.
The Worthington advance., 1900-06-22

W. w. Lovelees has a large fine
new refrigerator for keeping butter,
etc., in.
A. FL. Austin left for Minneapolis
and Barnesville, Friday on big
land deal.
J.D. &W. I. Humiston unloaded
two cars of binders and mowers dur
ing the past week.
A. G. Hedberg left Thursday after
noon for Cherokee, Ia. He viii
spend a few days in Iowa.
Peter Cory and wife and Ms
Hazel Reesk of LeSeuer, are tn
guests of James Walker and famil,
,is week.
The Worthington advance., 1900-06-22

VIM. Hepier, of Round Lake, was
county seat visitor Friday.
John Ramage unloaded a car of
. binders and mowers Friday.
Mrs. E. L. Schwartz and Mrs.
Walker drove to Rushmore Friday.
Mrs. g. E. Brown passed through
town Friday from Colorado to Mime.
i polls.
The New York Bargain Store re-
ceived large consignment of goods
i Friday.
!, Mrs. M. J. Bryan and daughter
Lucy, returned home from Luverne
Friday.
The Worthington advance., 1900-06-22
Will Saxon returned home Satur-

day afternoon. ,< = &. ...:..** J I. ss's a L
r. Bloom left Saturday for : /
visit at Woodstock. - II -"
H. NJ. Palm went to St. James
Saturday afternoon. r. ]
Frank Hansberger placed fine
organ in the home of Aug Frenz this
week.
A. N. Douglass now has hand
some vermillion gear, rubber tired
buggy.
A. S. Firth and wife returned the
first of the week from VISIT in Cass
county.
/ Mrs. Ed. Lampher, returned home
Saturday from an extended visit at
Sioux Falls.
h M. A. Miller, of the ST. Croix lum-
l ber company, went to Minneapolis to
spend Sunday.
. Little Lloyd Helmick is visiting
: his many young friends IN Salem, s
D.. this week.
Mrs. John Ramage went to Shell
> don, Friday on account of her mother
. . being very bad.
-. A clothing store has been opened
o in Peter Thompson's building nea
the Globe Office.
II Henry Footh and Cashier Brick
+ son, of Wilmont, were doing bust
= ness in town Friday.
=" It is reported that James Durfe
-, - has been offered a position as cashie
~ at St. James for the Omaha.
The family of Geo. w. Lear wen
a to Spirit Lake Friday morning
~ take up their summer residence.
70 Bring your potatoes, Strawberries
10 butter, and eggs to H Peter Levi
y. and you may be sure to get the to
,st price every tlme'
G.. E. Briggs, of Gowrie. la. al
~ rived Saturday morning, being calle
ha here by the sickness of brother, WI
=. was injured on the road last winter.
10 Prof. E. L. Porter, wife and moth'
T left Saturday morning for Columbu
in Wis.,, where his mother will spen
nd the summer, himself and vile will {
q from there to Paris.
m Have yon tried it?-Hunt's Pc
he feet Baking Powder-Pure, free trol
IT. alum, ammonia, lime, or Rochel
salts.
ma Minnesota Odd Fellows in Il
for Grand Lodge at St. Paul yesterda
re went to the extreme limit in exclu'
;or ing liquor dealers CT every descri1
49, ton from membership in the orde
ol- This means that agents, druggis
e. and hotel keepers who sell liquor .
rs any form are excluded from Odd Fe
,a lowship in this state.-Pipestol
Daily STAR.
The Commercial College, Manka'
"' Mimi, pays your railroad fare. Th
7f- means reduction of 81 to 500. Sen
> for catalogue.
~ Mrs. G. Fl. Shechter returned hon
of Saturday afternoon looking and fee
,as ing excellent. She reports they wei
ne in quarantine twenty-five days b'
in no one seriously sick.
tly J. L. Hogan has completed Al
ra- rangements for opening large sto1
'ut at Lismore. He thinks Lismore wi
or make better town than Wilmon
e. owing to its having better farmin
country around it.