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UNION NATIONAL M
We" Orleans Bank i, ii, h..
an Elania,r. '''''
A LONG LINE OF DtFALc,,|
The Clearing Hou.. p.,.,
sAsA, condition - -,,s,. k.',s
some r'me-Arr.ss'..' r,,s H.,

New Orleans. La, ss0,.
found sensation was CAM lD VA
among annoi these not posted By M Iss n'
iheht OF the failure Of ~. 'ue aalss
e ga, a nut the effec, had S ea'a =, ny
ioI ten days Us past among s sae ' y.
, ,"s,uers' The clearing hm.. s ~. ~
" lv"In ,Sl have been holding i s'' y
u .,n, me inevitable result W., " ~. y
pared for. Depcsitors h,. n'' urtI
the .rp h tnl' som something niss, esss ,s
ior Two weeks or more. ~ 2 y
huhdleG odd thousands " aE I'll
10 Nso'VOo. The I'D H. ga t-:l X
which consisted Of n mnA n.y. "
~ of W., s.lpcreedcd by X, ;faisi
T Ta',tf nanss; which rea,, asa 4
, na' A., ihioesh the ciearinv Y
me il2l quite allayed snyg a.. ac4s
ai-n excitement; s,Ill. yS sas0s N
announcement was MAJ saM u u
Ma uonal had closed ia lllal he
,n ,n,, hands Of the United 'y S,1,, ~
a.h1., there were msa T'i ny las
The Union Natlorel aa
elgil business: 1t also msa'e'l hrI
cottcn men. 1t is said iSa a,e tllssx
are secured and will ~, ' aan ue md
ni,othcr banking institution !, q
! sSlniy involved with tho Jl,I |, ~
~, w. .il 4, extent of $4,000 AMI .t,,s
possibly witness another Ssafrv
clearing house siatema,, M-
story. 1t is also said wa
ana retail grocery estah,isssn1
ence depended upon h he l,slaas
iiospcr ~. 1t is impossible =, ~ u.
10 ascerain what banks and ~ -
n .ess houses are involved. M 4.
tne lallure was foreseen bv NJ,
somewhat breaks the f,,rcs ~ Wa
son. but 1t Is fea,ed thai ~, w.
on business may be bad ~, w.
eqt'on. The stockholders 81 Il, M
ali solvent and prom!nen, bus M y, J
New Orleans, September s-,tp u
today the failure OF the TIM, ",
bank was announced. s,eph,, ~
IS president OF the bank: II, e.,v,,
Is Sot,OOo, and /. Gained 10 baya -,
a surplus of $4,000.
The bank failed 10 clear this ro-
us doors we're opened for A sas-,
but were closed at 10 O'Clock h. }
dent Chalaron without conslIiIn. X
rectors. The cause OF he ;u.n,s !.
attr nttjed to a long !.ue 0, l.G,,
discovered when the sys- en-, ., loos.
ihs was changed. and wnjch !, ID
amount to about $500.lJl.
There has been Il quiet run On N.
for some lime, so that tle ltoo,, I,
in Its charge VIII not rea.h lam
largest irdivi1Ha do ,s,ior li,iar ,
$1,000 In the bank IT., failure n,
cCn! derable nun "a other tank; M
night the clearing holss EASEL ID
ton limiting Withdrawals to SO -
prevent a panic.
Bank Examiner johnson rsnLaa
work all night on the books Of t.t
and will forward his report 10 Md
ton tomorrow morning. Ii . s,l
;hat several arrests will he orders, \
noon suspicion seems to res. usl
of The banl, employees. Mons u N
p'oye3 are being shadoAe ed, hussN
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Mr.. COCHRAN DECLINES.
He Can Not Accept Honors From the
Republican Party.
BUT DESIRES M'KlNLEY'S ELECTION.
He Is Compelled by Exigenoics of Grave
National Peril to Assist In be-
mocracy's Overthrow.

New York, September 9.-Thurlow Weed
Barnes. the republican leader in the
Twelfth congressional district In this city,
recently wrote Hon. Burke Cockran Offer
ing him the republican nomination for con,
giess. In the liter Mr.. Barnes suggested
that the republicans and gold standard
@emocrats united can elect whom they
iudOrse Mr.. Cochran in q letter declining
the offer says:
"The assault led by Mr.. Bryan On Amoi-
can honor and industry is fraughi with
such danger that / shall vote for Major
Mckinley as the most effective methed py
which can aid In preventing Its sue
cess
IL could not, however. accept any nomi-
nation during the campaign or an elSc-
tion or appointment after ~ campaign
to any office. however exalted. for which
l am incebted to the political organization
whose candidate am compelled to support
by the exigencles Of a grave National peril
but to whose distinctive principles l am
opposed. While the democratic organi-
cation remains a party to lie populistc
conspiracy against wages | shall labor un-
tiringly for It's defeat, but | will not con-
sent TO profit by its overthrow
"rhe faithless leaders who have be-
trayed the democratic convention 10 the
popuists deserye a crushing rebuke at the
polls and | am anxious to join in ad-
mnistering It to them. but | am resolved
to share the exclusion from office which
shall urge the people TO impose on my
party. | shall continue to maintain an
incorporating opposition to Tillmanism
and Organism until the oai Of the cam
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LIS OPINION.
lie Found Out Thlt MeK.nl WIN u.
Elected 81" A'e

winnipeg, Manitoba, Saptember g Il,
lion% Chang hgr- rcd Winr.poc vim a.
i'N visit today. \ lars1 crowd ratbN
',rl at the railway depot. The Cel,.f,,l.
~ We're here and chtcrcd loulls
MNeH my Tram pUl.-d in. Many tr ~ -,
.N WIN ii iiuue Ct.us, biil h. h',t
IL 4nonnnced that he would not nm =, 80 ~
IEN.,e' ana than went 10 BauU. whrrs IL
va s'op over Tor 4 short Wine, rro,,4.:V
M memo to Vancouver. ''"-
" "lle ne was inttrN icWiug n rar,..,
~. !Au! paper ii flung t2on,t
on are An American. oh? VII, n.
!Vu' lepubhoan 'or a dtmocrlt?i VIC
"a u'm1ctat. answered the ssriha
~ itt. 200 L. "a. SAID ~. -,
WIN smile, THE dcu-crlf. ,,,a 10y,
oH!' M power. McNImo! VIII be m, S ~ ~
ut tween WnulroE ana Rat p,,....,
mn GRANT official dispatches werc ~ 'te"
oyiNei by Etrl Ii from Lorl Ms, re-
H. N1shor gen raj Of Canada s,niinr NM;
.cs NaS hsuuc'et to convey 10 hin, 10
~. una a1n that her mates Y Outrn' W. 'ite
tUlLl h9d been p'eastd to appoini - - y;
Lung Nnang grand krght comm ma -,
ie San and Lord Ii and Inri n'
H. son knights cormunl rs. t1iii, 49,
20 eng l4uh, ambassador, who a,,l IN
iT'.r4 me nlriy was also h,.nprni '
- ituhE n iuE instrAtt pl Ms s,.e,,,
10 immediately wire Lord Abode, '"rS
slllE h"nks Of himself ana SON 80
the hash hOnors. ' Soh IoN
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10 MEET SENATOR uII1.

lcf, Tor New York suddenly today. leav-
ng word to inform callers that he rad
zone Fast on private business" hut it
is believed that while IN Sow York he
Will moo; Mr. st. John. Mr. Shcehdn rnd
senator nm The New NorN senator Is
s'hciuied 10 deliver speeches in Ilucis
tousidcrdhlc opposition hus Developed in
he State committee 10 Mir Hiu's spcak-
ing IN The rural districts and this question
VIII probably tie settled before Senator
Jones return.
George a. Washhurn, chairman OF 30
Western division of the peoples pnr S..
oNoued pop.Ns' headquarters at the aud
ltorium annex today. whore the dcnio-
crate National headquarters are also lo-
cated
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OF the State central committee, ajdi cssed
the convention for almost an hour. he
called attention to the political crn"il.h
as they exist in the STATE ana ufsen the
mended in the report of the Butte con-
ference.
That report recommended both iacuohs
to remain together and nominate S'ate
silver clause which the silver men VIII
withdraw. and each faction insert II clause
TO It's liking. besides each homlnatihs
their own congressman ana set VI
electors
AT the night session the convention
seated the Mantle conte9tlng delegates
from Butte, giving the silver men AZ
solstc control of the convenuon' ne
appointment of committees tn"heu inc
night session. Nominations VIII 10
etched tomorrow
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PROBABILITIES

-. N"shlngton. september i0.-F,r Eastern
A''-far preceded by showers on the
su'I coast; cooler in the inter or. sor,h-
'as'erly winds becoming northwesterlv.
Arkans2s-Generally fair: muet CIDER
ly winds. H'''' S'"'"e"9'N'
lN win IS ''- NV '"e'-
oloradO-Showers: follov,ad b,. t,t,
va va Nor thursday afternoon: colder In
~ "a, ltrn port On; northcrlv winds.
variable winds. ""'"''' :
ing southexly.
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TO CALL ON McKGNLEY.

Canton. Ohio. September "a telegram
received by The Roposi. DRY this after
noon saws n special train henflnr rhe
Vermont delrgat,s lett st. Adams to las
Tor Canton. The train carries the dclega-
ton OF Nor,aonters to Governor MEX n
icy ANA expects 10 reach canton Friday
morning. Se1a'or Proctor Will hc viii,
the party.
Ar1,hcr telegram received from j. n.
F1rw 4 * GO. II On c3sn saws that
seventy democrats from iheir store win
ho With the b x democratic club 10 call
on Governor Mcl<iull y SATURDAY., and
tlai the delegation win numher between
Go aud 70l people.
Among Governor MckinleY's callers TO-
day were President Clay If the Virginia
STATE republican league, with V. q, Gctt
Of CieN ciand. president Of the MorsGg
Run Coal and Mining company.
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REBELS WERE DEFEATED

Manila. Philippine Islands. September
A-Word has been received here of n
battle which was fought near Pampanu,
on the island OF l.uzon The official re-
port Of the affair states that the rebel.
Killed and many wounded. The govern,
m"nt Is said TO have lost eight killed and
twenty wounded.
Large achievements of Spanish troops
have arrived here TO aid i'm oiielitn,, ,in
revolt. 'S '''
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DEMOCRATS MILL SPEAK.

Chicago. September 9.-Chairmnn Me-
Conyino Of the democratic speakers hu-
rcau stated today he wap in correspon-
'ionc" with cx-Governor Bo.es of Iowa,
Governor Matthews II Indiana, Governor
Stone Of Missouri Senator Vest of Mis-
souri, Senator Blackhtrn ~ Kentucky aud
others speakers Of National ccicbr .ty and
they VIII witlnn n few days make several
spetNhes In the Mestern SINUS
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rIRsT DlsTRM'

Galveston, Texas, seplema I.
court of ciyIl appeals traHsis's' :
lowing business today: c,hmrsa-l
lie johnson VS.. >; ,, ,,n. Hgsis
Judge. eic., from Gaive, s,'.av snaiy
ana West II xas HaiiSa as.,rissisi
j. 4. Garrison, from Nss SSH
Voc on and Western RaaSSsiiy s,,i N
Nv nj Gslytst from ! Gam ANN ss'l
ron ana Texas Central hai''ss assl
~ r. hubbard. irSm NJ
Coi,oIy Of Harris vs.. ClL a nd An1
from Harris: san an,ys ASsal
Taes Railway coih'a"
Mphl. from Harris. =, rstidSs |,
Mo .ons to Affirm ", a.. & v
mil d John G. RroocN'ss Gan AVE-
n i'i & FOLK. from s aaaac,st ~
Jumes blake VS.. es'a'o "A,
fi; ,S,, myier to File rraa.s,I.s.+ s; =
T9yIor. from Hardin, 40 1nitcny Y
faiker, from BraSors, ron Jsspc I
vs. Jesse Barnett, iirsv",Sson. ilelv I
j. dinrk vs.. John y, .s s,a "a y, j.
,e,,nerv. lIicky GaTt s0' .sa
sc W." IT.. from she oy y,ad Brst "
3 N Il, ION T TO FILE Ame,I,,hFIN \. s''N
~ III, r. Fon;aino w. ~ =.
Galveston. c., Aside snnlss .utr.i
III miss Arpeal-ha..,"Iiry from na4"
MAJ CaIdS.ll ol a.
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tho decision of the federation's counsel IN
send On September II 5000 OF the employees
of the United Kingdom demand for n
uniform port rate of Sd mn hour and n
shilling for oveC time fer lockers and g5s
per l0n quarters for grain, sailors rates IN
rise nearly to that of 1890
The employers are requested in connec-
tion with the demand to make n reason
ably prompt reply and If the reply is UNI
favorable u strike VIII follow.
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DEMOCRATS OF ALABAMA.

Birmingham. Ma. sep'ember 9.-The
State democratic campaign committee to-
day issued u call for the leaders to as
scmb.e here on the 18th insst. to advise
with ;he committee on the situation and
MP out the work OF the cainpa gn. lhe
question of fusion with the populists VIII
Is understood, Will endclVur to outline
SOME action to unite Mr.. Bryan's vote IN
this State
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uOKE SMITH TO SPEAK.

Atlanta, Ga. September 9.--Chairman
Clay OF the democratic state executive
committee announced today that * Score
tary Hoke Smith has consented to make
four speeches In behalf OF lhc regular
democracy,
senator John Is. Gordon, who has lust
tour. has also rendered hts ssrvlces u the
State COMMITTEES.
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Copenhagen. SeptcmbU 9.--The czar and
czarina landed here at noon from KEEL
Ihey were received by the king and queen
Of Denmark, the crown prince and pr!n-
cess, the princess OF Wales and other
members OF the royal family, after which
they proceeded to Benstorf castle The
ear and czaIina and the king and queen
occupied the same Carriage. 1t was drawn
by tx horses ana PASSED through the
principal streets, which were beautifully
decorated and throngei with people. Their
maJestles were enthusiastically cheered.
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ADVANCE on DoNGoLA.

Koshen, Soudan, September 9.--The
Third brigade has started for Absarat.
This commences the advance upon Don
COLA.
The Egyptian cavalry. which has been
at Dulgoa, the southcrnmost point
reached by the expedition, mas been Sight
ed by a strong force Of mountain der
wishes The latter retired. carrying back
the first definite Information of the pres
ence of the troops at Dulg "a
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HOO HOO IN TENNEssEE

Nashville. Texas, Scptember 9--The Hoo
Hoo annual convention held a business
session this morning, attended a barrie
cue at Belle Meade this afternoon ANA "A
grand concatcnation tonight. when a
large number of new members were in
auguratcd speeches OF welcome were
delivered this morning Ivy Mayo McC.r.
thy and others ana responded TO by Shark
OF the Universe j. II. DefhaGF. The
sossions WI be resumed tomorroM.
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TINE DEADLOCK nROKUN.

Elizabethtown, Ky. september 9.-The
democrats of the Fourth kentucky dis
trict. after u six days session, one week )
Adjournment and 1901 ballots. nominated
u. II. Smith of Larue county for con
grcss late tonight. The sweeney men
went over to Smith and the Murray men,
of whom there were iifty-SiX, claimed
Murray had been nominated and Ingrily
rcfralncd from voting.
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He Will TRY AGAIN.

Omaha, September Q. - Arrangements
were completed today for the speech to
be delivered by Bourke Cochran of Nee
York Monday mig ri. Tho Cohsstu UNI
has been engaged with accommodations 80
seat 10000. j. ering Morton VIII pre-
side and viii introduce the speaker.
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HAS BEEN POISONED

Jang.er Morocco, SeptcmbCr 9-It is
runored here that the grand v.zier of
Morocco Amhed Ben Mussa, has been
poiSOuti
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Observation-Disclosures II. Haunlh and
David liogg. wealthy Chicagcans. are, IL
X said, enGcaVoring to purchase Mackine
gan. II IS said 10 be their intention to
spond half a million dollars or more to
make the resort similar to Aioaie Carlo.
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Brunswick. Maine September 9.-The
biggest rally of the season was held by
The repub.icans this evening, when Thos.
land wound up tho state campaign here.
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DEMANps or nocvr,,

Lon1on, September "a mee,ln, q,
cookers was held at Bermondsev ,h,,
evening in supper, of the ,ntorn, IT,, ,'.,
federation Of ship, dock and river wi
ers- The meeting enthusiastically ,,s",
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TWO PROHIBITION TIcKryrs

BOSTON. September 1.-TWO prohiblta,n
state conventions were In session in thlS
eAy today, The regulars met In tho
young Mems Christian association hail,
ana Atter sffecuing organization adopted
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EARIlE.s MAIoRITY-

Columbia, S. c.. September s.-Compicte
returns of the senatorial primary have
not been received. but there IS no doub.
of Earis nomination over Evans 10y 500
votes
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COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
REMARKS

'rSxe esr a I,, dry weather prevails in
'N'V' ROCK and Ncksburg districts.
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DAN LAMONT A BOLTER.
He Abandons the Party Which Has
honOred Him
AND WILL VOTE FOR JOHN N. PAL MER
Comment Ia waahingtou Circics-Demo-
Gratis Arc Not Surprised and Repub-
lioans Rejoicing Over 1t.

Washington. September s.--Secretary OF
War Lamont today sent the following
telegram to w. u. Bynum, chairman of
the executive committee of the gold dem
ocrats. In response TO an invitation to
be present Mt the notification of Palmer
and Buckncr at Louisville September IL:
Hon. william u. Bynum. Chairman, Etc.
Washington. September 0. 1Se6.-1 regret
ton of your committee to be present at
the notification meeting Of Senator John
Palmer and Governor Simon Il. Buckner
of their nomination by the national
democratic party for president and vice
president OF the United States, The out
come of the Independent convention IN
candidates and platform is inspiring to
every democrat who refuses to abandon
the principles of our fathers, steadfastly
maintained with pride and honor VINO Ge.
clincs To adopt the new aud strange creed
proclaimed In u momeni Of delirium az
Chicago and. promptly recognized and rati-
fed Its own by the popullst party az
ST. Louis ! prefer to keep the Old faith
and remain "A democrat ana shall accord
ingly cast my vote for Palmer ana luck
nor. Daniel 5. Lamont.
COMMENT IN WASHINGTON.
Washing IN, September 9.-secretary La
monls telegram excited considerable
commpn, n poiitlcal circles when 8, be-
came l1noSn tonight 1t was the nrst d'o-
laratlon OF the secretary concerning ms
a .itude In inr polstical campaign ana was
thought here 10 fCrrsh dow the position
" lioh tic pres = nt VIII probably lake IN
r,Lara to- the independents nomination.
The ntiltude OF secretary Morton, Francis
ana Herbert toward he Chicago ticket Is
alrc1dy known ana Secretary Carlisle has
expressed his favorable opinion OF The In
deplndeHts. u1m.na ion. Secretary La
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Not included in means.

GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
observations taken by the United states
weather bureau at ali stations at S p. M.
10Th meridian time:
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FOURTH plsTKl -,

.d sn4 a. A"' elyil appeals Of ~ $50
meme indiclal district ,., a. case: LIS
'' Motion oyerruled 7 IRON Bss, ,l,,,,
MIS- Mss oppeal; Maria L 10 lIsns,
i lnSn I IIIe' from BeLe!!' Manila
error Lo''THn onsion wsi,II .sslrl e
many. from liafris' and Tft.ss'. v
Missouri, Karsas, parker l III I.
t ~ n VS.. u. J, ,,ssnI's orsi,i
' ,o st,'lke out appel,""s Bs
VOL, Wold I t. dismiss f: apS,ss., gss
Motions grlnIey. Al. ir1n' -, ~ q
II. \. Reynolds, ",.s bret ,,hs 4
strike out apnellanl ,ysl; sopuar sss
:, lid IL within ton az ", T. by
70 , rl,, company ", w. cave !, ,,-si'
- l.ai'W trSn Rcxlr f99s rr y, 0,
90 ;,, nm and hriefs; INV hsu Ct .
ca. ct Al. ". NJ ,rpeaL
Bexar. TO dismiss ,vpLf
WILL MAKE ~ sgisrs..
Buzzard's Bay, s' Vii r'i'ss !!
President hann the repOr. s is.' Z E 8
t nos removal from ,. %,r,u!ssess
y IN and Deputy
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Upwards OF 5000 men In the United
States army use the bicycle either In
service or for recreation.
ludge Adslt Of Michigan. has decided
that the bicycle Is personal property
and not subject TO execution.
The cycle has unQuestionahly contrib
uted towards the more liberal view
now taken Of the sunday question.
The Battle Greek (Mich1 Cycle asso-
citation announce that they viii hang
up $1,000 worth Of prizes for their races
10 be held July 70 and a.
Many western judges Of speed regard
Earl Klsor Of Dayton. o., as likely TO
make asp.unts Tor championship hon
ors hustle before the season ends.
u isall right for the woman cyclist 10
wear knickerbockers. provided she
keeps them vigorously out Of sight.
Fashions censor this year insists on ey-
erythlnF Ia the shape OF trousers being
kept invisible
A neat cycling costume for a man
Is a dun gray cloth with black faclngs.
Golistockinrs can be procured to match,
and black shoes and black cap can be
worn. The color generally holds us
own well against travel
Harry +. Quicker Of Buffalo has tend
cred his resignation as chairman OF the
New York State Racing board to Chlol
Consul Potter.
Otiot Maya. the well-known Erie bi.
cycler. has left Erie for Louisville "a
Join Eddie Bald as a member OF the
White Flyer racing team.
There h a scarcity OF secondhand
wheels on the market. and dealers are
scurrylng all over TO secure wheels that
have been ridden. for which they vii
ay good prices
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CONDENSED from Farmers Review
stcnographic report OF Wisconsin
Roundup Instituted
Thomas Convey spoke on feeds ana
feeding. In substance he said: Most o.
US by this time realize the necessity
having the right kind OF an animal Il.
feed. In feeding ourselves we use
variety OF food. and we do Il by In
sunot Our animals cannot select their
food for themselves rs We can. but hayt
90 depend on US Tor the variety Of food
they do get
Some foods, like whole milk. arr
nearly perfect stock food. for they con-
tain all OF the elements necessary 20 de-
yelop the animal. But In many OF the
foods fed there IL a deficiency Of Ger
tain elements. The balancing OF th,
elements Of the food Is necessary II W.
are to set the best results. Al one G
the experiment stations Il took ncarl
SO per cent more food TO produce n Ger
tain amount Of gain when the food war
unbalanced than Il did when the ele-
ments were properly balanced.
An excess OF concentrated food should
not be fed alone to any animal Con-
densod foods should be mixed with,
bulky foods. Bulk h a necessity In the
food OF the cud chewing animal
The condition Of the hay and fodder
Affects the feeding value Of those foods
to very great extent. While the loss
Of dry matter may be small on account
Of the deterioration In quality. the loss
IN dlgestlblllty and palatabllily Is very
great.
Own you give us a good balanced
ration for MILK
Mr.. Convey. For the grain ration
you can make up a variety OF formulas
each Of which viii give good results. In
Wisconsin We can probably feed
ground peas and oats and wheat bran
corn meal and corn In the silage. The
around peas and oats are mixed hall
sud half. and that compound fed with