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The Washington times., 1905-06-07

Confident predictions that Steel Foun-
dries preferred would be restored to its
ola dividend basis in July have appar-
emily gone the way of other recent divi-
dend stories. 1t is now declared, on
authority seemingly good as that
which vouched for the dividend an
directors have indefinitely postponed ac-
ton on the dividend question.
The Washington times., 1905-06-07
The Safest Investments

Are those that do not depend upon the
financial responsibility or the stability
OF any Individual or corporation FRS,
deeds of trust tmortgage) notes lib
orally secured on good real estate In
the District Of Columbia constitute
gih-edged" Investments. These ara
the only kind we make and supply 70
investors They bear interest, pay
able enli-annually. at the rate of Five
per cent per annum. and may be had
Of Us IN amounts from $500 and upward
at par and accrued interest. Send for
booklet. Concerning Loans and In
vestments.''
The Washington times., 1905-06-07

Total sol, 720 70
District of Columbia, IS:
l, X. II. LYNN, Cashier of the above
named bank. do solennly swear that the
above statement is true TO the best of my
knowledge and belief r. II. LYNN.
Cashier.
Subscribed and to before me this
Sd day OF June 1905.
tSeaD WILLIAM SELBY
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
GEO E. WALKER
VIM H. SAUNDERS
RObT. y. HARPER
COLIN H. LIVINGSTONE.
NATHAN WALI4ERSTEIN
j. WHIT HERON.
VIM 7. GALLIHER,
1t Directors
The Washington times., 1905-06-07
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

tReported by w. 3. Hibbs & Co. 1919 f
Street. Members New York Stock Exchange.
Chicago Board Of Trade. and Washington
Stock EXCHANGE
The Washington times., 1905-06-07
SHAW NOT LIKELY
TO RUN EQUITABLE
Friends Say He Has Other
Objects in View.
PREFERS TO STAY in IOWA
May Serve as Chairman of Committee
to Straighten Out Tangle of
Insurance Society.
PREFERS TO STAY in IOWA

The suggestion Of Secretary of the
Treasury Shaw for the Craftsmanship OF
the board OF directors of the Equitable
Assurance Society has opened a new
phase Of Cabinet gossip. That TIE head
of the Treasury has been seriously con-
sidered for the chief executive position
in the big insurance company, is re-
ported by New York dispatches.
That he is well qualified by expe-
rience and standing in the public esti-
nation for the difficult task confronting
this official is conceded on al hands.
And finally, the financial advantage of
the change from Cabinet position to
one which would pay from $4,000 to
100000 salary. is obvious.
Despite all these considerations there
is general expression of doubt whether
the Secretary would accept the place
1t is known that fattering financial OPP
portunities have been refused by him
heretofore. Willie he is not expected to
remain in the Cabinet after next Febru.
airy, it is generally understood that his
plans are definite, and look TO a return
to his old home in Iowa and the adop-
ton Of such a course as will further his
ambition to become Presidential fac.
tor in 1908
Is Now in the South.
Secretary Shaw is now travelling in
the South, making some addresses
which are assumed to have relation
to the promotion of his Presidential
interest He has been regarded of late
as somewhat out OF, harmony with
some of The Presidential policies He
is frankly il disagreement with the
President as TO the different tariff
phases, and there has been suggestion
that on his retirement he may en-
courage the idea that ne represents the
antt-Roosevelt sentiment within the
Republican party.
But Wall Street is not good pedestal
from which to display ones Presiten-
tial equipment. Life in Denison, Iowa,
may be less strenuous and less remun-
erative. but Denison stands better with
the voters than does Wall Street
1t is thought by those hest situated
to know the Secretary's mind that he
would refuse even so good IN offer as
the head of the Equitable. He is far
from being a poor man- his business
interests in Iowa and the South are
considerable and remunera tive. and a
vide field of professional opportunity
would be open to him m tie West. on
such terms as would not prejudice his
interest in the Presidential situa tion
The Washington times., 1905-06-07
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
American National Bank.

At Washington. In the District OF Columbia
at the close OF business May q, 1905.
The Washington times., 1905-06-07
DR.. SHADE

"a years practice curing men. Bladder.
structure, blood, skin. and private dis
ca ses cured promptly Consultation free.
60: + st. n. W.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-18

Fl que suscribe, ofrece mulas do
madas & ind6mitas. FL que interese
comprar algunas puede dir'Rirse &
esta Vtlla.-ALFREDo AMY.
Coamo Julio 81. 1853.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-18
Hotel America
{ Antes Hotel " Mendez y.

CAGUAS, FRENTE AL
PARQUE CENTRAL.
Este acreditado hotel ha sido re-
tornado por la actu al duefla y 90 hoy,
sin disputa, el mejor hotel de Caguas.
Mesa excelente y variada; habita-
clones c6msdas y fre.cas para uno 9
mas pasajeros servicio esmerado,
hallaran los pasaieres en- el <HOTEL
AMERICA.s
Precios suuame ute m6dicos por
dfas. AbonUs mensJales para comidas
y habisaciones.
Visitad el hotel AMERICA y vol
vereis.
Caguas, Enero de 1905.
ESCOLASTICA ORTIZ.
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20

Old aunt Charlotte Goodbas old eoloFed woman. and eae 4aa has been living here since before the rar died in yhis city on tst Thursday. Aunt Charlotte 4as about 9a years oId Her da he. Mary 10 was about
 died seW hours If
 deash The y2uoe consumption wbaa esaaaa died, probably seoa.a
 One ef the most aa aa5s deats that eyer happs ad ia Hi cf5y took place If tae Cotton tl1ls on Y =dnesdry of @ w.o3 t tle Carroll. Is reara.t -44 a Aa laas Rogers, vh.eascenaaa la the elevator Has struck on lae assa by the upstairs ceiling and 4- head was crush. He H.ed u#a Friday. when deata relieved am of his suffering.
 Now is l6e tima 10 have v5ar photo work done N .4e photographer, is now in his Mon acello gallery w..h ali bis fine cameras can masegoa larea 6s small nhotoar aaaep- g4ae#= large your picture and frame 36e@ artfzfieally; fa f5ef c1n make my thing ia ehe nhzz2 l5aa a- aaz4 aa experienced workman ca @ saIiery vii be open for aass this year aatiI saturday September oth-a h Don't wait aaa tse aa now
 A EHaua aaa Pillow ty= vas #feas
 number af zeaa people. sH= resiaeHa# q #e. D fl Greaea- aa IasJ sataadse TH # wore kaaa== 4=e tee ea =aiEtz9 carded aH =as= lows. C4Sa md es Mss PHa# ia her me aaaa.a ..s. Was fgrE sHE Rose IfEI string 1saa HE an aEezszza iong to .s I-zIE-rel e} Eae 9Ees present
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The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
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\ pies Htaasg party may be given Q Fam stomach and av- CT. ky t.sz.g me ejae winch will relieve etaejr.paiu and discom- fort, Tizs Dr. Kings Now Life PiiHs. Hey a7-s- .# most aarl.z 4l remedy aiafI.n1 sure relief and cue, .aE taa seae. dartuas 4aa eoHstana 25e at Our DIue Store.
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
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Ne Were informed last sunday morning ts 39. Win C9Ser. taat be chased aaa#4 doe down oH eAa streets lzls. lai.iila8 il and that inc KNOWS t#a# Lad hYrcpao6'l laz taat t bas zaEerat dog alar F. tiled lf ENsHs eodv is warned 5a 54 or dAa watch and those owning dogs had Hettef keep tIem up fGf
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20

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The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
i ig. new line of gents straw haiS al any old price al
 E. II. SGot1's.

Miss Nirgie Cavaness, who has been studying art at sherman, Tex for the past five years, has returned 10 her home la this city.
 Ne will pay the highest price for furs, hides, beesWaX, talIow, etc. Be sure and see as when you have any of these articles 10 sell. tf. Hale, Robinson t Co.
 Mr. ! ( Cook, Jr. and Misses Mary and Willie Powell, of Searcy. visited lae family of Mr. W. T. Alexander in this city, this week.
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
Ladies muslin un- deFWear and shirt waists at cost.
 F fE. Sect
+ S34f.

Nh&E " SStA dlHN StbAE |" waists at cost.
 F II, Scott. ur 2 H. Do1icr. after two week visit 10 mother a fafs city has returned toas home at hresua
 G=e Telephone and F. happy NaIhae like fer H# aa la seenJ.
 Ta.cr Telephone Co. 4r Juo. Nj. wilson las tine thanks of ghi- office for a nice va ter melon "Uncle John always remembers the printers
 N.e=handIe inc STAR BRAND shoes They have no superior and baf few equals Try our shoes at Ii. N Wilson < Co. Mr.P A. Gates aud family have returned to their home ia Joplin. Mo, after an extended yisltfo rel afive> in this city
 < large line Of la dies muslin 1ie65ef- wear at actual cost
 Ell. Scott. Hr " Philips W6o 5as been confined to his bed for sever T weeks. is, we are glad b report improving.
 have an imported. registered. Jersey buH. Vii. drive Foa1= cow free of charge.
 ff E E. shell Mrs. Minute sQltardz. after aa extended visit her sIer. Mrs. B. GaaIes, in .als city has return ed 10 her home a E4ldgee
 See Gry Mckenzie if 49H have ] good horse tasf you want to fFada Tor board and tuition in 2 good clooI st Nf Percy Hart Wha has been working 5t IIuaspeta for several weeks. spent last sunday with bis parents in this city
 4oa eaa' over9oekas o5 cattle Has= asd sheep. See az before yeH sell.
 NiaFa8 W5 have secret e5 saaaae. Here stfs We eata road az- efz=efat work on the pubic f5as.. 5ae dsF last lr.
 Buy your meat from tHe Pafior Meat Market. Ii MiIl give you satisfaction
 If McNav < Marks. SCHOOL BooNs-New and sec ond hand and school supplies of all kinds at If
 Brown. McQa'ston < Cos. To be rewarded is to wear Ike ward Shoes -at E. E. WeIDs- Prices a5 CD and a5.5o for men and Iadies 4t.
 Many people from thfs county will attend the old Soldiers Re union, near Stu City. io=Hofrow A grand tune is anticipated.
 We pay the big6est market Price for hides. furs. wool beasWax and taIlou.
 If. NeNay < Mark
 Mr John M Wilson shipped a load af melons to Detmotl. Hfkan- sas City aad McGehee one day last week.
 Bring me your country produce. am now paying cents per doz. Tor eggs.
 W W. Owens. Mss Clara Tool left last Tues day morning for an extended visit to relatives at Memphis, Little Rock and other points.
 i hf fg. neW line of gents straw hats al any old price at
 |. u. Scott's. Miss Virgie cvaness, who has becn -tudNiuo art at Sherman.
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20

The hat- of .ee paol aala ol
 tbe rich, Are neither exempt ttaW some
 form of Itch. PerhaFs distinction may be
 ma m cha uamC Bet the e#eh ahd the pe8f HHss
 scratch just Ihe sa8le- 0, why sd6Hd tHe ehii.iIeRol Ad-
 am endure An aGleiI8 So dread when
 iIua CHrv loe- eee All faea hi04 b i3eaH=ateea For ate lA
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
i nice line 4f large flow cred 93.aaRG.ies just received. 45 cent values HOW at ice per ward.
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Miss Ellen H#sH after aH eE. tended visit to friends in this city. has returned 10 her home at Ham burg. Mis- Kate Brook, accom- panied her home and will spend several daysfa that city.
 Last week was good one for farm work, and great deal of grass was killed out. Many acres of cotton has been abandoned, but that which is worked out may make q half crop, If il is season. able from now on
 Much complaint is being made that cotton has no forms on the stalks People who have a good stalk declare t1efe is nothing on Lit The crop may be much shorter than appearances Indicate and they are bad enough
 Miss Myra Porter most csti- mable young lady of Coniuto, died at the home of her father on Hast Thursday, after a long illness. The remains were brought 10 this city  and inferred fn Oakland Cemetery on last Friday evening.
 The civil engineers squad of the Southern Development Company returned from Lincoln county last ] Saturday evening, where 1t has been for the past week or ten days, running some lines for the North and South railroad
 Judge /. r Wood informs us that while ia Pine Bluff Last week he saw a letter from the Iron Mountain headquarters 10 a prom- nent railroad official of that Com pany, stating yhat new depot at Monticello would be built at au early date, This news will De i gladly received by our people
 r. E LAMBERT
 Has eStabtished q wood yard near the depot. Has capacity for saving fifteen cords of stove wood per day with steam power and so- licits the patronage of the people of Monticello. Orders telephonod to his residence will have prompt attention Deliveries made ia my rort ,,f trlyvD# on short notice
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
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One aoahle harrcl Rem n@tan aaaaeH sas-s 30 inch 3a GUS D EsEzE E1E FlIGar hGfE HzsEe ca steee EzEea seen. ~aa gun WAS ta1zzl tEa9 th5s office Er5aE flgHt. Ha57 of ba EHla for 5t- a,az to tins J ea
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
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Ny honest convictions. hs aE upon ny a#=H experience a5i t###5 of my #fs5HHH HHa Hunts ea1e will eHHe HaHaar HeH aeut of sa0.H fraab5sz# esH Hze#8lI. Of au itehm# certainly Haaza a=Hsaled with t1Tia u4 zIEh should ti- i1
 6. Moore. 38e per box atcHus1n. kaa Fof s#a 6e B. F Hyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
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 a5tU #He #=HH=# zsE I .II. of Il=tHEz#s. 444a ttHHt daaE Monticello al==aH
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The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
laocaY T%erss.

Efop yeaf ..a, by 0zH= Bordeaux 5at- -leaaa.
 E1 sa#aeae ha ualtoaa 1aa as z.aa al marl- N El..#a. H made :. vfz. e-g rafs.~ eek.
 School supPlfez-Aa kinds at D.H..saa #f Ea f#amaael is ug again aftefa severe spell of fever. #o. a5t9as me thick about town these dag# and nights 1Ioyrfcal-oNraz Phone 5 z5. send ii your loc5I5.
 Louise Savage is r.ssai8e
 F Ee#ies as Bsfaess.
 .za5eer1 1.zl.5a Af. - G#7 s week.
 E IaHar Lotion cure se~aeaera Ii & a Iesea a5ea bus zzaaa=e eai. week. Ha g9a gsvasss 1Iz.ssd Pine aa lzs week.
 
 #aa secondhand ssboo. 5aasaa# 5=#I- Ilyaal.
 seas ef 89z.aa k se-a0y,-.
 tae agz. 4t Haa Store
 h. tay visited rel 4Fez week.
 a#F=e f}eea4s9f fa5 
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 Er Paa nearly aanplel= e
 fva no nd i5 s=a# zzzi=# grr yard.
 sI Wilson < Co.
 Hafaer i~ a1 Warren aa#z in d Prelfaeted 8### se. J. T. H9azf
 os midland
 45. Prosecuting Attorney IL NJ HeHtz fzaf Choppers Wells, Miss. this week
 We pay pot cash for all kinds
 2leE.a. < Marks.
 =fsafter Wilson made Il business -taP to Llae Rock last week.
 New Hae If choice perfumes aa3 toilet soaps ut Bordeaux Drug Store. tf Maj Wand Dr. Ed sbew- make sfsIfeaHL50'a Rock t5e first of taiz=sseeHz-
 ar. 1leafe H-aoA- of Arkansas CisY.ua aera oa a v-.l 10 bis mafaerfhz week.
 6r. r.apsadarf oacd Co.'S. Shoes age f6e=aazt= At
 E. E. Wells. Arr. Mark Noble and family, of Azaas county here on q visit t5 fei#5#7e7.
 Hf. Y D Faaon of Little Rock. vas eaaae visitor to our town fa5s week.
 Be sargt cal at the new Res taur5rt a..eros lag If J. E, Shell. Mrs.Pel Baker. of MorrclJ is here on vjsitto her parents, MT and Ms,. II. $. Hart.
 Dr. A. C Miller. editor of tbs Arkansas Methodist of Little Rock. wa. here this week. rrya pair of Nrippeodorf 0neol Co. Shoes at r. B. Ft els. Prices &4ao and *5o 4t Mir. Fobr Turner. of Warren, was here last week. the guest of Miss Lucy May Pope. Mis- EHe Allison. of iIeIena, E here on visit fa her friends, Miss es Myrtle Wells and Ruby Hyatt. pr. Emory Bfael of LittIe Rock. is here this week on visit to his brother
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
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"Haas eEtaH ive,v advertised r2m.i5es arc failures Hneu A4l 10 the test Haat- l5ehtaifs 8E.=a m eXs sPtiaa Go.iHee ia f s Hey9F laced -d #apI0i0 mont Gesai tal5a.s lts H-.. N certain 1a reatc-t urgency remedy aJaiuao.o F.H eat 8t4 ms. aEH HeH@ aatEz
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
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r. Drew Ghas Court. asa E Scale, Plaintiffs,

saatAara Grocer Go, at =hafaaaa=e=. Ea= B4feH1auts. the creditors af esH t Scale. e#a a4rael ta appear ia sz= 3s.4 esm ry Gaurt and answer taa HHaH1 Ia fzsadd- with. a5r1 da4s oa lae ss4ta#ss a iaEeu.as confessed
 6Eef ead Hr .#ad and a5s Gsi. af =ail Court Chi, JlIy lI, Qa.
 J + EaaTer
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20

Mrs. M. F. Eastman. of Tvfo. is here on a visit to her daughters, Gesdames k. Il. Todd and G II. Glover.
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20

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The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20

ss5,B E. 50 Douglas low cut shoes, S2 55. ;53 GO Douglas low cut shoes. si.5 50. All l0W-cut Shoes at cost at
 vE @-rF-
 4tLsS kast e5s
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20

 M E .N 4 EssS -

RIFNFEIs'S
 SeniiannUai Cloth ing Sale commences today and lasts for j1 days. Every thing isl the clothing line
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20

Messrs. c. T. Horton and Jim Boone left tBjs week for Louisiana, where they go to sci fruit trees for the Cedar ftitl Nursery Co. of Tenn.
 Messrs. F. B. Wells and Hale Robinson have sold their stock ranch. on Hadaean's Creek .o MT. Cbas. A Haksnaa, of Q#h- kosh. Wis.
 Among the a1aee15ae maa that spent last SHdtv-0 theif folks in this city Gete Alessrs 9ikes, Gaasey. Wells Hala oney Joyner, Blaad ana Woods
 We have heard of i've probable candidates lar sheriff lip b the present @f5aae There @ill prob ably be az many more before the time is up.
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
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Taa tva t3u brick ea tae Sa#4I# -f9e .aGrr sa#e recently aEg# ped . V # ts.-.ax
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
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t Dea 52t1ItII HP " line 0f French aion- cin1e5 lace just re- cpiVcd at
 F. II. ScGt1s.

Little Miss Jessie Parker. who has teen visiting Hr and Mrs. Joyner in this city for the past three weeks. has returned to her home in Pine Bluff.
 Excursion rates To Little Rock md return July 51st and Aug Ist for 34 50; limited for return until Aug 5th
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20

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The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
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The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
 Lindsey, \ gent.

A'r. and #rz l. Allen and daughter. Ms Eaaaie Lee, Mrs. John AteGte4 4ad son Will and Misses Iiampfe Blame and Lizzie Glare Hyatt have returned from GooFers t{eiI5,
 The melon wagons eta be found on our streets aa5ff. now. Not Withsaadiae much rain there are some 6ae aetaas being market cd by those famous Heaen-srowers, the Nleszrs. G7a#E and Wilson.
 1T you havas6 assessed you had better do 50 a1 once The time for assessing ends tHis neDth. ncle Billy has thrown of bis paper col lar, rolled up h.s sleeves and got right down to business.
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
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q --fA -ss#A.g ' 45E2. ae- oats -uara#tee5 Kidney rsaH=dE GaN. it--tIE Il-@#I IL easIs r8tHIng ifit fal, Price sold U }auco 3ordeaaz
 a---a
 rn v.. friends teaa distance will 3=a u- hif~ hone ,e.
 a-a--==a
 On ? Guaranteed KI5naY Cure x SMItd's Sura ECt8e9 cure. ! oHg igaQ isl will r.susd Eeag money if ae,r t.E.ug one aa.s.a4aa aaa mol sa6saea V.,h the les9.Is. aec V | | Faao Far5 Hz.
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20
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For sale by Iitau
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20

Miss Clara Tool left last Tues day morning for an extended visit to relatives at Memphis, Little Rock and other points.
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20

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The Monticellonian., 1905-07-20

All rs
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-12-15
Cambridge

Bernt Olson Berg. who has been i'll
with typhoid fever the past three weeks,
died Wednesday morning at o'clock,
aged ~ years.
Our high school foot ball team was de-
feated at London last Thursday by the
Deerfeld high school team by score of
II to 4.
The work of grading for the extension
of the railroad has commenced, that IS,
the section force are grading for switch
to be laid south of the lumber yard and
it may be the switch that will run down
to Rockdale
Ray Potter. who with his wife and
child paid his parents visit here the
latter part of last week, has again been
transferred from the charge of the South
Chicago house of Armour q Co to their
Louisville house, which. since Mr. Potter
left two pears ago, has not been run sat
isfactorily.
County Supt of Schools Sylvanus
Ames, of Stoughton, paid visit to our
schools Wednesday. He found them
we'll scattered and running as we'll as
could be expected. Our new school
building he thought was very hand
some structure and large enough to take
care of the future growth of Cambridge
for a number of years.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-12-15
FEEDING DAIRY COWS.
Experts Opinion What COnsti-
tutes q Good Winter Ration.

DR.. Y. H. of Pennsylvania proposes
this very practical problem and asks
for solution: II have fifteen cows
milking this winter | have on hand
Is tons of red clover hay, 8 tons of al
falfa, 300 bushels of sugar beets, 2,400
bundles of corn stover, 1000 bushels Of
shelled corn, and thought of investing
5000 for feeds. What would you pro
pose?" This question is answered by
L. W. Lightly in National Stockman and
Farmer. He says:
1--WE will suppose the doctor wants
to feed his COWS six months, or $50
days, equal to feeding one COW 2,7O0
days. He has 10000 pounds of red
clover hay, so we may allow about ten
pounds per day; 10000 pounds of alfal-
ia, and we could allow five pounds per
day; the slower is abundant, so we
should shred it and feed all the COWS
would care to CLEAN over and use the
rest for bedding. We would wish the
sugar beetS were a larger quantity,
but let each COW have ten to fifteen
pounds daily, sliced or pulped, and
they will act as an appetizer and help
to keep the system in good condition.
There is plenty of shelled corn, for
which we are truly thankful.
"Corn is a good COW feed, good
horse feed, good hog feed, a good
poultry feed and a pretty good human
feed. Yes, we know that corn is very
good feed, and we also know what we
are feeding when we feed our own
golden maize, which is much more than
we can say when we feed many of the
mixtures and denominations now offer
ed by the feed Dealers Well, | think
I would feed about six pounds of that
cornmeal daily. I might even feed
more if the cow gave evidence that she
could handle it successfully
"Now, let the doctor buy eight tons of
the newest, sweetest, cleanest and
fakiest bran he can get and one and a
half tons of the best old process lin
seed meal for that 5000, or less if pos
sible, and feed about five pounds of
bran and one pound of linseed meal
daily. These figures are approximate
and nearly the maximum for mature
cow, big eater and a heavy producer.
HeiferS and cows well advanced in pc
Rod of lactation should have less grain.
The linseed meal is expensive, but the
roots will give out, and corn is heating,
so [ would be sure to include it for
the health of the animal"