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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

APPELLATE JuDas. The Democratic
State Committee having 6xed upon
April 2lst g the date for the State Con.
veusiou 10 nominate candidates Tor State
Office. various sfsvorite sons' ere b~-
ing brought forward Among them Mr..
George 4 Ross. : leading attorney o.
|LogAnspors. u being urged bv bic cd
mirers Tor tho nomination Tor Appellate
Judge Tor the 9th district. Messrs
Louihain snd BArnes. the able editors Of
the Logsnspcrt "Phsros.' - : letter 70
the CoURlER Ia HE behalf. ssy OF him;
In the vigor Of manhood. . trained
LAWYER. industrious, upright. Of correct
habits, strict integrity. good judgment
and urswerving Democracy, he . splen
ldidly equipped for the position. and
placed there. would honor the bench
aud the Democrats patty.
Csss coumty'r 400 Democratic voters
endorse Mr.. Ross ftness, and woult
respectfully petition your kind Offices y
his behalf.
From personal know.edse Of hi
character and fitness for tho place. th'
Phar0s can safely recommend Mr. Ross
candidacy to the Democratic press Of 10
diana"
This 10 the kind OF men the Democ
racy must look for this year, tor III
ticket is going 10 be elected. and -
want the best Of oficers 10 honor Incl
positions and the invincible Democracy
- .e..e s.~. - eaeosn - vx..h N.~vss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

Superintendent Wilson has Issued :
circular 10 The pupils Ia Dubois county.
urging them a. prepare for tig coming
examinations tor graduation In the com
mon school course "a he held on Feb. 20
Nssch 10 AMI April IS. a. foliows:
Columhis Up. BY 4 w Case. ~ Crystal.
Harrison. Frank rinnick. Dubois
boone. Miss Eva lieRruler. Birch
Madison. \. =. Horton. Ireland.
B-iubtidge. Miss Maggie Wilson. Jssper.
Hal. Thos y Nolan. Ellsworth.
Jefferson. Miss Maud FArver. Birdseye.
Patoks. Henry Scherver. uuntiDgburg
Case. w W Medcalf. Holland.
Rales are slso given for the exsmiua-
tion. which may he obtained from any
teacher. aud he says TO encourage pu'
pills 10 siuiy and attend these examine.
tions, with : view Of graduating, severa|
medals are offered.
MADISON 1owNsHIr SILVER MEDAL--
Trustee Payne offers : silver medal e
the graduate Ia bic township that earns
the highest general average u any grad
ustes' examination during February
March or April.
CAss TOWNSHIP GoLD MEpAL-Trus
tee Meyers. Of Cass township. offers
gold medal on the above conditions
This township led the county last wear
DrRors CorSry ALUMNI MEDAL
The ofiicers Of this Association have
very handsome silver medal. which viii
ne presented 10 the graduate OF 1912
thst IL aijudged the best orator q SON
Of their meetings.
H~r<Tr>GBuRG Cry MEDAL. - Tn,
Trustees Of the city OF Huntingburg OF
fer . handsome silver medal. Condi
tions--highest general average aud bes
department.
HARRISON TOWNSHIP MEDALS --Trus
Tee Coble offers the following medals:
Silver MedAl--To the graduate OF hi
township receiving the highest geners
average in February, March or Apr
> examinations. 1892
Gold MedsI--To the postgraduate @
r C0lumbia. Harrison. Boone. Bsinbridgs
(nof Jssper.) Marion or Hall township
I that delivers The hest essay from memoir
I ~ Dutois (Knoxviile) commencemen
2 exercises OF 1892
DuBofs County GOLD MEDAL.-Th
County superintendent ofEers . hand
7 some gold medal to the common schoC
: graduate Of 1891 90 that receives Ii
3 highest general average in Duboi
= county
To the worlds broad field Of battle,
. In the bivousc Of life,
II Be not like dumb. driven cattle,
Be > hero 10 the Strife
--LongfeIlow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05
Administrator Sale Of Real Es-
tate.

Administrator Sale Of Real Es-
tate.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that BY vir-
~ tue Of 40 order OF the Dubois Circuit
Court, the undersigned, Administrator
OF the estate OF Henry Enthofen, de-
ceased, will Offer for sale q public suc-
ton. on the premises, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 5TH. 1892
the following dsscribed real estate, stu
ate 10 the county Of Dubois, and State o.
Indiana, 10 Wit:
Sub-lots Nos one "a. two (2) anf
three 10 or lot NJ twsntv-seven 1871
also. sub. tote Nos. four al and five 5
OF q, No. 'w~snty-eight 1881 and su.
lots Nos six IS eve Z ~nd eight 8
OF lot No. twenty nine 1921. in Rev
Maurice de st. Pslsis 4'h addition TO III
town Of Jasper. IL The county OF Dubois
Said lots Nos "a. % and 30 having hees
20 sub-divideh. aud . plat o. such divi-
lion called .Enihofen's Subdivision o
Lots.v having been made and sppsoved
bv order Of the said Duhoia C'Irni
Court. and duly recorded in The Office \.
the Recorder OF Dubois county.
TERMS OF SALE O~ne-third cs.h n.
residue in equsl payments Of nine ~
eighteen mouths. with notes bearing y,
per cent. interest from date OF sale
waving benefit u spprsi.ement. and y.
cured By goon freehold eur-sies.
Sale 10 begin 81 2 O'Clock. . m.
CHARLEs SoLiGA. ADM.
Baum" B%rETTSER. Au'y
r.. 8. '92 -lx.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

AOU 49, - 1850
A bill has been introduced = Wash
ingion requiring eli baking pow ders .
tanning alum and nmmonls 10 % % L.
bsIed This IL . step Ia tho right direc-
ton. and has been long lorshsdowed ~
Inc action Of state legislatures. hoards" o.
health. food commissioner, ETC.. In this
matter The bill afFords needed protec'
ton 10 the public. Tor the evidence - q
the Injurious effects 0f aInm aud an
mouis il very heavy: but L will never
theless be fought bitterly BY the manu-
f~scsurers whom Il effects who are accus'
toned 70 cell their goods g pure Cream
OF Tartar .solutely pure" etc
The bill Il something needed. II
maker uses . drug 10 his powder. th'
name Of which hs does not wantto hAv'
printed on his lsbel. II Il prima 'acie ~
idence that there il something wrong
We hope the subject Wili be vigorously
prosecuted I'll over the country. no
only % regards baking powder, but ais
III other TODD deliberations
This bill may incidently benefit ID
makers Of pure articles, hut II Il should
this 10 only 10 additional point In i
favor. !.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

The u 5 Supreme Court on M0ndsv
last handed down lie decision in The
Thsyer u. Boyd contest, appealed from
Nebraska.
II will be remembered thai James +
Boyd, Democrat. wa elected Governor
~ Nebraska ia 1880. and after taking The
oath Of Office. Jonn NJ. Thayer. Who 49,
not eligible for rr-~lecsion % Governor
Of Nebraska in 1880. and consequently
wss not : candidate. brought : suit o.
custer sgainst Boyd 10 the Supreme
Court ~ Nebraska. ON the ground thar
Boyd was not . citizen Of the United
Htsre-. slthough he had served 10 the U.
: army. and hsd held numerous
cfiees in Nebraska. and his father had
voted in OHIO before his emovsl 10 Ne
brssks. aud also Ia the latter State nu-
merOns times: aud also clsiming that
be. Tn@yer. ws- entitled ID hold the Of
flee % Cover nor until his successor wss
elected ana qualified.
The partisan Republican court Of Ne
brsskS upheld Thsysr'- claim, and Boyd
relirQuished the Office to him, rather
than have civil strife. but appealed thr
case 10 The l.. ;. Supreme Court. where
ii hs- heen held in sbey ance b. legal
t~echDicalMie- Tor nearly . year. until
now. bv : unanimous opinion OF the
court. Gov. Boyd IL upheld in his con-
sention that his father took mt his final
naturalization pspers IN 1854 and that
fhis made HE minor children. - they be-
cane OF sgs. citizens 81 The T.. ). a ma
jurily ~ the conr, also hell that Boyd
~as msie : ciliz<n b. the oct or Coo
grs.s submitting Nebraska - . Stste. and
making sllils voters citiz.ns. Ynie-s-they
fled dtclaravion- that they intended 10
retain citn .nshlp In their native coun-
trie.
THIS decision places Nebraska ~ The
lisi ~ States with Democratic Cover
nons. and r-buke-s Republican usurpa-
zion 81 rower. fully equal 20 thst 81.
BsIm~reds ~ Chill. That any man 10
theU = shonld want 70 SCI .. Governor
nf -rsss. when there W. no dispute
sAai The people hal voted HE party ont
rsgnlarly. should bring : blush or shame
w M fsre M 81 biz iEiend-. and 81 III
tfne y~Aitirts
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Almanac" for 1892 II contains . vast
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u 8. q several elections past, By com
ties. the apportionment, Congressional
and legislative in Indiana. the csnsus o.
Indiana BY counties. and OF the U >. by
SIsies and Territories. the civil govern
ment o. the u. ). aud State, and The
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u Y virtue 81 srefrifiet c.py ~ : 4
ID cree 10 me directed from the t.iefk
Of the DUBOIS Circuit u . rsn-- whrs.
in Jacob N.uksm = pisin,ifF sud L ~
Wirsing II defendant. rsqntrirg nr n.
make the -nm ~ >ix H~"nar~dsni SIX ,
Five Dollars sbi Fsfs-.n G ~ stn Il"
frresi on said decree snd crst~ en
expose ~ public sale. I" the highest nt
der. nm
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27n 1897
bet = cen the hours ~ 10 "'clrk. . \.
aud 4 o'clock D. a. % -sIi 49,. "a sh.
door Of the CDurt House. Ia ne sr~n o
Jasper. Dubois couni,, sniisns. ~.
rents and prof : for : term nn rxre.f'
ing seyen wars, The following rrs! e.
tste. a. ait:
Part o. tie northwest qusrtsr 81 H..
south eat quarter % seciion No twenty-
i've (2s). township No q I'd north,
range NJ i've f5) west. NOR psrsicu
larly Described 81 follows. VIZ: Com
mencing q . point three rods and seven
links esst Of { stone in the enter
NJ Main street, on the sast line 81 the
Of Has sviile. thence south eleven
rode snd twenty-five links. thence eass
four rods thence north elesrn rod. aud
wensy.two iinks, thence west f,nr rod
n the place ~ beginning. combining 80
100 Of On acre. more Or less. situate ~
Dubois county. Indiana.
II such rsnt- and profits viii a0l sell
or . sufficient sun % satisfy : IA de-
rec, interest and costs. viii, ~ The
time aud place. expose 10 public
the ter simpIe Of said real estate. q,
much thereof q NAV he sufficient ,oI
lischsrge said decree. interest aud cost
Said sale will BE- made without suy
eiief Whatever from valuation or sp.
,reisement laws.
ALBERr II. TRAYLoR,
sheriff Dubois county.
Traylor a Hunter, Atty's.
Feb n, iscc-sw. tp.f$lo)
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05
Important to Teachers and Grad.
yates Of the Common school.


One OF the most important questions
in the history Of education is, sHoW
does the University Normal School dif-
fer from the Normal school proper ?"
10 answer 10 this question We will say
that from the earliest times the fitness oil
the teacher has been held a. one condi.
tion Of advancement. Not knowledge
sione. nor maturity. can excuse Ia apti-
tude and want OF skill in address. There
has come to be among every civilized
people . specialized class, whose busi.
ness II ID 10 instruct and whose prepa-
ration is the work OF . particular insti.
tuition.
This institution IL the Normal School,
and its object 10 instruct and qualify :
class preparing to teach.
Teachers sre needed who, in addition
70 their scholarship, are familiar with
the theories and best known methods o.
teaching. In organization, contemporary
policy makes the Normal School : par
Of the common school system.
One characteristic OF very grave i'm
p%ortance 10 the prominence given in
Normal Schools 10 psychological prin'
|ciples. and TO the systematic observation
and patient, scientific study Of child
mind. lthss been recently said: .Ths
study Of psychology Lies II the fouDis'
tion Of any substantial building for iirs
excellence in the profession Of teaching
II 10 this body Of principles more thar
I'll else, which makes teaching . profes
sion and not . trade. All the reasonl
that force upon physicians the study o.
psychology may enforce the study o
psy cbology upon professional Teachers
The impulse toward specialization BE-
longs to the training Of teachers not lea
than to other industries and professions
In the Normal School the course II
generally abort. purely professional. and
involves more prsctice-work than ths
University, and, therefore. 10 bette,
suited to the training Of teachers who
teach in common schools.
The Normal school proper has the a.
vaDtsges Of libraries. lectures, and thu
specialists discussions Of related Ques
tions. These are 50 much clear gain q
the Normal School pupil. aud mus
fsvorsbly react. not only upon the in'
struction. but upon the general public e.
innate Of education.
The Dubois County Normsl will b.
held q Ireland. Ind. No expense OF
labor will be spared TO make this ths
most interesting. instructive and piras.
ant Normal ver held In this county
y X.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

" Mr.. d. J. MUIR. editor Of the "Paoll
News" IL being talked Of in Orange
county @ the candidate for Represents
tive in the next Legislature. from Law
renee. Orange aud Dubois counties. lie
would make IN excellent Representative
and the Dubois Democracy would sup
port him cordially
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

A0m1n1StfatOrs Sobe Oh ferSOh18S
Property.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the IN
~ der-igned Adminisirator Of the e.
tate OF Rosa Kuebler. deceased, will sell
81 public anction 1t the late residence OF
said Rosa Kuebler and Charles kuebler.
on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY "a. 1892
al The personal property Of said Ross
Knebler. deceased. consisting OF house
hold and kitchen furniture, bed and bed.
ding. stoves. tables. chairs, carpets
wardrobe. clock, disbee, knivss and
forks, wheeibarrow. old pi0ws. and
many other articles not mentioned.
TEAMS OF SALE. Sums Of So and I'M
der. cash. Sums over t3. . credit Of siz
months will be given, purchaser giving
note with 8 per cent. interest, without
relief. and with surety to the Admins
traitors approval.
Sale to begin att o'clock. p. u.
JoHS A STESFTESAGLE, Admir-.
TRAyLoR & HuNTEa, Atty's.
Feb 5. '92-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

Rockport Democrat: OF The sc. 723 ~
donation asked Of this township Tor AID
in the construction Of the proposed In
dianspolis. kockport 3 Chattanooga
railroad. the Air Line Railroad Com
psuy viii have ID pay ol.600 OF course
The Air Line Company il opposed 70 the
building Of the road for more res'
sona than Que
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

49, A Crawford county citizen tells
The Troy Times. that . secret socieiy has
been organized 70 secure the legal pun
i-hment OF White Caps by the courts.
md thus break Up that organization OF
fel0ns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05
Notice Of Application Of Liquor
License.

AyOTicE IL hereby given 20 The citizens 81 Birdseye
IN jefferson township Dubois county. Ind that ths
undersigned : male citizen Of the United States. will
apply 70 the Csunt, Commissioners Of Dubois county q
their next regular session in March lsS3 tor . "
Icense 10 retail Intoxicating liquor. beer and wine and
permit the same 70 be drank on the premises. under The
provisions Of the iz~ d Indiana governing such license.
The precise location where said liquors are 20 be sold
u on the north vest corner Of lot No. S in lnman.
Gross and Baxter's addition 20 the town Of birdssye'
Jefferson township, Dubois county Indiana
Feb s. 'sl-3w SYLVESTER " wITSNAN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

Evansville Courier: Itis understood
that = soon as the Louisville, Evansville
md 81. Louis gets into beifer shape
nanciaIly Il will buill around the Pat
tnn tunnel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

The Board ~ County Commissioners
were in session this week. aud on Mon
dsy inspected the ke-tsrson bridge over
Psoka river in Columbus tow Dship.
Ttey found thst the iron work did not
comply with The contract. aud 50 did not
take any scfion in receiving or paying
fnf IL. The -'irrup. thai support The
floor seemed 70 ne defective. and they
we're strsii were not Of sufficient
strength 70 support probable loads cross-
Ing the bridge. Some OF the connecting
rods. slso. appeared 10 not be Of proper
length
While in session they also examined
the stxte Of the county finances. 10 ascer-
ssin what expense the county might
legifimsfeIy undertake The present year.
The examination showed : very crafty
ing condition Of stfsiss. which " III be
appreciated bv every tax payer in the
county For the eight months. ending
Jan. 31-t Of the present fiscal year which
begsn june l. 1891. they fcund the coun-
~ had
Receipts, $24 7Os 81
Expenditures. Is 6z2 q
Balance in Treas'y Jan. 81. $ll Os6 II
With no outstanding orders or bonded
indebtedness OF anv kind The same
months ending Jan 81. 1891, showed
Receipts. eco e6s "a
Expenditures, II 36s o.
-
Balance. 60 600 So
II will be seen that lille the receipts OF
fhis ear exceeded those OF last BY S.
1D15. the ex expenditures were $3.745.2l
ICES Than last year This IL certainly .
crsditsble showing. Verv few counties
ia the Stale hsve had rLeir finsncisl a.
fairs % jsiicio.siy looked sitter by their
Commi-sionsrs and Auditor sud Tres
nrer - has D1hois county 10 the last few
Years under ~distinctiyely Democratic
management. There has not been :
niggardis refusal 10 incur expense where
actually necessary. or beneficial. for The
general welfare Of the county. but on the
ether hsni useless expenditures OF Ithr
peoples money. and extrsvigance. have
reen csreInIly guarded against. The re-
sTIt IL our present low rate OF county
tsxsti0n IS cenfs on the &I0C O0-as
compared wita from 80 cents 10 81 so in
most OF the Republican counties OF the
state All tgx-psyers wiIl subservs
tIeir v interests ~ being Democrats
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05
Restaurant
COFFEE, OYSTERS, SANDWICHES, ETC

The undersigned hes opened : restau
rant In bic house on 9Th street, next door
e Bank. Jsaper. and viii De pleased e
furnish customers. ~ AL times. viii
mesls ~ n es'ables which the market
afords. Please give mi . trial.
0EoBeE W. BRosEnEn.
Nov. s., 1871 ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05
NOTICE
MRS. G. HOCHGE NANG,
Cor. 18th and North Main sts.,
JASPER, INDIANA.

WISH to ann ounce to the public thu,
have just received . variety Of
BOOTS. SHOES. DRY GOODS
aud GROCERIES. and invite you ia
csII md are M stock. shirh ! sell cheap
CECILIA HOCHGESANG.
Feh u Sly
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-12-06
COTTON.
Some Figures of Interest From
Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Dec. 6.-Six hundred and
fifty thousand bales of cotton, or near
that number, it is estimated here will be
the crop for the present year. Tie gath
erng of the crop in nearly every part OF
the State has been completed and the
quantity remaining in the fields is hardly
worth computation. A much larger per
cent. of the crop has been sold up to this
time than for several years.
New YORK, Dec. 6.-ltis expected that
a meeting of traders in cotton will be
held in this city within few days for tine
purpose of discussing the recent circular
issued by fire insurance men relative to
the transfers of insurance on cotton. In
speaking of the matter member of the
Board OF Fire underwriters said:
at is fact that over 90 per cent. of
the prominent insurance companies
throughout the country, have signitied
their "isapproval of the plan to change
the rules"
Some of the members of the cotton ex-
change are very outspoken in the ex-
preston of their disapproval of the atti-
tude assumed by the underwriters. They
haze prepared for publication state
ment in which they declare that premi-
ums for assurances on cotton are higher
than they can afford to pay under exist
ing circumstances, On the other hand
the underwriters insist that the inaugu-
ration OF cheap rates would be unfair
to stockholders in the insurance COM
panies. There is in business circles great
diversity of opinions as the probable
outcome of the controversy between the
traders in cotton and managers of fire
insurance companies.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-12-06
LOST IN SIGHT OF HELP
HEAVY GALE OFF THE MER-
SEY.
An Unknown Bark with Her
Crew Goes Down in a Fearful
Gale-I.ife Boats Unable to do
Anything.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. GA very heavy gale
prevailed in this vicinity and a tremen-
dous sea is running at the mouth of the
Mersey river, making it extremely dam
gerous for vessel to enter or cross the
river. At $50 o'clock this morning a
vessel which, from her general appear
ance was supposed to be Norwegian
vessel, ran aground on the Burba bank.
1t was evident from the manner in which
she was handled that she had no pilot on
board, AS soon as her headway was
stopped the sea made clear breach over
her, sometimes completely hiding her
from sight. Fifteen minutes after she
struck her main mast and mizzen top
mast went over the side and shortly af-
terward the vessel fell over on her side
and was completely submerged.
Life boats put out for the bark as soon
as her position was seen, but their
progress against the gale and sea was
slow, and the bark went down before
they reached her. 1t is supposed that
everybody on board was lost.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-12-06
BUNCOMB BE
SYRUP OF TAR
--AND--l
WILD CHERRY

Is safe and reliable cure for coughs,
colds, Group, hoarseness and all affec-
tions arising from an inhamed condition
of the throat and lungs. Price, 25 cts
Manufactured at Grants Pharmacy, "a
South Main Street.
BUNCOMBE SARSAPARILLA, with
Iodide Of Potash.
Sarsaparilla has been long esteemed as
possessing decided Alternative properties,
and, in combination with Iodide of Po-
tasium, exerts marked curative action
in all diseases due to impurity of the
blood, especially such as are inherited or
are the result of Syphilitic or Mercurial
Blood pois oning.
BY its use you can save yourself from
the suffering caused by foul Erup
tions and Ulcerous Sores, through
which the system strives to rid
itself of Corruptions. 1t Purifes
the Blood, giving it renewed Vitality and
Force. Being an Alternative, it changes
the action of the system, imparting
Fresh Strength and Vigorous Health.
The Concentrated Power and Curative
Virtues of Buncombe Sarsaparilla render
it the most Reliable Blood Purifier THAT
can be used, while it is entirely safe for
patients of all ages. Manufactured at
Grants Pharmacy, "a South Main st.
BUNCOMBE LIVER PILLS are mild,
yet sufficient; do not cause pain or
grire, and act upon the liver and bowels.
They are especially valuable as after
dinner pills, and readily cure constipation
and CONSTITUENCIES, nausea, distress in the
stomach, etc.
They are purely vegetable and we be-
lieve they are tae best family pill yet pre-.
pared and offer them with perfect conf
dence, believing that whenever used it
will be with the happiest results.
Try them and Judge for yourself.
At Grants Pharmacy
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-12-06
MONETARY CONFERENCES.
1t still Fails to Amount to Any
thing.

PARIS, Dec. 6.-The Journel Des De-
bats, whose financial editor was mem
Der of the committee appointed by the
International Monetary conference to
consider the Rothschild proposals, dc
clares that the scheme was only slight
modification of the proposal of ten years
ago by Professor Lowe, German. He
adds that the proposals would not have
received any attention il they had not
been presented by Rothschild, Continu-
ing, the Journal says that it is useless to
rely upon any legislative check to the
production OF silver in the United States
and Mexico, ard that if the conference
proves futile the United States will cease
its purchases Of silver and India will
adopt new standard,