Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 44, Number 3, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 September 1901 — Page 8

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Thea aid Now. In day long ago (in the sixties you lcnow)when Grandma went walking he held her skirt so. Whit would she say if Bhe s a w gi r 1 a to-day with skirts clutched so tightly they a 1 1 loo k this

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Dorothy, the only daughter of

IN MEMORIAM

The editor of the Coubieb desires thus publicly to express hia thanks and that of bis family to the brother editors in Dubois county for the, following sympathetic notice of the sad daath of Mis Charlotte Doane. "Truly, a touch of nature makes the whole world kin." Many friends have also written us much prized word of sympathy, which will be treasured in our hearts while life shall last. 'Tis true that "death loves a chining mark," and is inevitable to all, yet kind words! when almost overwhelmed by the bitter waters of Marah, make further'

life bearable. May God help them all should distress come to tbem.

Huntingburg New Miss Lottie Doane, only daughter of Clement Doane, the veteran editor of the Jasper Cocbieb, died very suddenly Tuesday morning at Kirkwood, a suburb of Atlanta, Ga. Mis.- Doane had been alllicted with dropsy for several months past

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Kirkwood, Cia., a suburb of Atlanta,

whither her father had taken her in

search of health. She passed away

prominent western minister posses- peacefully without any apparent ses a will that, if it increases with i suffering, Tuesday morning at 9 her years, will be a most formidable o'clock, of heart failure, thing to encounter by and by. As Miss Doane has been a sufferer

it is her father and mother are con-: for several years of heait disease

stantly being shocked by her un-1 which led toother complications,

godly ways and general incorrigi- and lor some time it has been apbility. Not long ago she was play- parent to near friends and members

ing with her kitten, which objected. of the family that her time on earth in frantic jumps to being dressed was limited. But all that phyeiin a doll's golf cape and, in her'cians and a loving father could do

sudden desperation and exaspera-jto prolong the life that was so valtion. her mother was horrified to uable to them was done. Her re-

to hear her exclaim: mains were shipped from Atlant to "You d little cat ! " this city, where they remained over Of course, a vigorous chastise- night in charge of the Rebekahs, of ment followed, and the usual neni- which order she was a cherished

The Death Angel Foaad Hiss Charlotte Doaoe. It is with sincere regret the Arcus announces the death of Miss

Charlotte Doane, only daughter ui and about two weeks ago wa taken Cltment Doane, editor of the Jasper to that place by her father for med-

CoUEIBB. ical treatment. She was apparent-

The summons came to Miss Lot- ly improving and onlv the day be-

tie, as sbe was lovingly eaueu, ai lore uer ueam was able to come

down stairs and sit for some time on the verandah. Early Tuesday morning she complained of her heart

troubling her and rapidly sank un til death came.

Mr. Doane arrived litre with the

remains Wednesday night and they weie taken to the residence of Mrs.

Mary Beeler, where thev were kept

until 9 o'clock Thursday morning

ana men taken to Jasper.

runeral services will be conduct

ed by Rev. F. L Priest at the fam ily residence in Jasper at 10 a. m

Saturday, after which the remains

will be interred in Shiloh cemeterv, a s 9

near Ireland. Miss Doane was -'N years of age.

Sbe began teaching when 17. and

has missed but three years since that

tent tears were shed and and prom-1 member, and were escorted to Jas- time, holding a high rank as an id ises made, but alas, for baby reso- iper Thursday morning. ucator, her last work being as anas

utions: lhe next day the kitten Miss Doane has been a prominent

again proved intractable, and child-figure in educational circles in Duish impatience was about to express bois county, having taught in its itself when she caught sight of her' schools and others for the past sevmother's warning eye and uplifted enteen years. During the past win

S g finger. Then with an air of resig-jter she was assistaht principal of JVSD6DSID IjllPA nation she said : the Huntingburg high school until wWr wHI V "That's all right, mamma, but failing health last spring forced her

she's the same kind of a cat that to give up her work. She was the she was yesterday!" Milwaukee first teacher in this county to obtain Sentinel. ja state professional license. Of lit- " : : . erary tastes she became a member

yjr uuurue uuciriue simpiy of the ,aaie8- literary dub of this claration bv the I nited States r 1 r i : I

can annmarh t. n PfflriPnr It in. .i... i omc nM u. lo.iu, (

BtontlyFelieTesand r ,7" , . . 'cheerful disposition, making friends

Dyspepsia, lodigbstion, Heartburn," TiT lliTb .of her pupils and patrons wherever

tatuieure, sour CHomacn, jNausea.;"4" ucuiio(jucm uy r.uiu Sick Headuche, Oastralgia, Cramps ana pean potentates. That is the whole all other results of imperfectdigestion. 0f the doctrine. It does not assume

Digests what you eat.

It artificially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and reconstructing the exhausted digestive organs. It isthelatestdiscovered ditrest-

ant and tonic. No other nreoaration declaration

sistant teacher in the high school of

this city last winter. She had been a membeiof the M

L. church since childhood and always took an active interest in

church work. Sbe was also an hon

ored member of the Rebekah degree

lodge ot this city. She was pos?essed of a kind dis

position and held the highest esteem of a large circle of friends in Dubois

county.

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Martin Friedman. Harbison Trustee's Notice. Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned, Trustee of Harbison township,

win ait na to township business op each Monday of the year, at my office, and

persons naving township business to

transact are required to present it to him on Mondays. The township library will be kept at my home in Haysville. (.tioBoi Nix, Nov, 28 1900.-y. Tnutee.

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Miss Lottie attended the public schools of Jasper and while yet very young successfullv passed the

she was located, and has many necessary examinations and securwarm admirers among the high ed a license to teach. She taoght school boys and girls of this city. J school in and about Jasper for KKn or a o an anlanl vavItav in tVia f uro n f p.Atin J bsvm J ...Li

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m this hemisphere or any . nterestS!the official the , the winUr rj - they may have on this side of the ch an workerFTD 9t am8 to Ieach ger schoo) h hii!a 2 f fU""y' tKe C. T. Ü. cause of thiscoun- others less daring and determined blustery attitude of some of our woul(J h them9e,veÄ U newspapers over the sending of war- - WM , grand.daughter Sbe ,eaves her fa,her and fJ ships to Panama by Germany,', R(mi o m rnn ,; 'Uhsr. r. 1: ni l.i

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prominently in the early history of to her ashes. Herald.

Indiana. She leaves an aged father and four brothers bereft, George, who is in California, Ben

and Archibald, of Jasper, and

their people's interests are not jeopardized by the disorders is very impertinent. Chattanooga News.

Has it ever occurred to the Anti

trust league, which is making such E

a hard fight on Attorney-General Clement, E. of Nashville, Tenn

Knox, because of bis indifference toward prosecutions of the violators of the anti-trust, that he was put in the cabinet to exercise that indifference? What did these violators of I'ncle Sam's law contribute their money to Mark Hanna's corruption fund for? It certainly wasn't to have an attorney-general appointed who would look after the interests of the people as a whole. Saginaw News.

Benny Uloombumper, how do we know that the moon is 240,000 miles distant from the earth?" Benny, alarmed at the teacher's manner, replied, "Y-y-you said so yourself, sir." Tit-Bits. "Have I got the 'pleasing expression that you want?'" asked Mr. Billus. "Yes, sir," replied the photographer, "I think that will do very well." "Then hurry up, please. It hurts my face." Kxchange.

Well Kaewa Teacher Dies. (Special to tn Evassv .IK Courier.) J. i kk, Ind , Sept. 10. Miss Lottie Doane, daughter of Hon. n r .1 . ....

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Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock) 7 . 1 Auam' and will be largely attended from Lwhere ?he hfd one ,two wkf

this city, Angerona Lodge, D. of K

attending in a body

The services will be conducted by

Rev. F. L. Priest and interment will be made in Shiloh cemetery. "We have no iMRf rd for our heart's friend, For her lio Journeys to the world's far end. Anil sears our oul with troinK. thus we say As unto .lerwho steps but o'er th-way Good bye."

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Hunt niKliurg Independent. Miss Charlotte Doane, the only daughter of Clement Doane, the veteran editor of the Jasjer Courier, died Tuesday morning in Atlanta, Ga., whither her father had taken her little more than a week ago wit h the hope that the change of climate might restore her health and prolong her life. She died of heart trouble and congestion of the stomach, at the age of 33 years, 1 month and 6 days. Her remains were brought to this city and taken to the home of Mrs. Mary Beeler Wednesday night, where they were kept until morning, w hen they were taken to Jasper. The funeral will take place from the residence of her father in Jasper this morning at 10 o'clock, and the remains will be interred in Shiloh cemetery. The Daughters of Rebecca of this city, of which order deceased was a member, will have charge of the funeral, and Rev. F. L. Priest will perform the last sad rites. Miss Doane was one of Dubois

county's most successful teachers,

having followed that profession for

the past nineteen years. She was extremely intelligent, and had taught in the high schools of Jasper, Oakland City and Huntingburg having taught in this city last winter. Sbe was a noble woman loved

by all who knew her, and her death

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timely death, and the sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereaved father and brothers. I

to recuperate her failinz health

j Colonel Doane was with her and ' will return to day with the remains of his daughter. Miss Doane had been a teacher in i the public schools for nineteen years, having taught in the high schools of Oakland City and Jasper, and was last winter assistant super

intendent ot the Huntingburg high school. She was beloved by all, and her many friends all over Southern Indiana will regret to learn of her death. Resolatiees ef Respect Whereas, God in his wisdom, has

I taken from our midst our beloved ; sister Lottie Doajts. Be It Resolved. That in her death the Ladies Aid Society of the i M. E. Church, and the Church has lost one of their most faithful members, and the community one of its model daughters. Resolved. That while we recognize the fact that we must need die, still we regard her death as a sore affliction to her family and a great loss to our church and society, and the same tie that bound ns to her continues to bind us to her arflicted and bereaved family. And to her friends we say in the language of one of our beautiful bymns. Why should oar tears in sorrow flow, W lien tod recalls his own. And bids them leave a world of woe For an immortal crown? Is not e en death a gain to those Wlioee life to tiod was given4

Madly to earth their ete- they close, To open them in heaven. Their toils are past their work in done. And tltey are folly blest. They fought the right, the victory won. And entered into rest. Though to-day we're filled with mourning. Merry still is on the throne, With thy smile of love returning. We can say "Thy will ! done." Then let our sorrows caaee to flow ; tod has recalled his own. But let our hearts in everv woe, Still say : "Thy will be done." Mas. K. T. ami iv, Mas. K. HrniBBLAXD.

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