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Henry White. Hampton.
J. S. Anderson
Cedar Rapids.
G. W. Patterson.
Spencer.
J. G. Warner Iowa City.
H. L. Loft. Cherokee.
Fred K. Feenan Marengo.
W. D. Brown Onawa.
C. J. Vail
Blairstown.
G. T. Wellman Sheldon.
C. J. Stevens Montour.
Louis Vogt George.
N. S. Carpenter
Eldora.
John E. Orr
Orange City.
L. F. Sutton.
. Clinton
C. L. Joy Sioux City.
C. C. Doolittle.
Estherville. .
M. M. Moulton. Storm Lake.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS.
Monroe M. Cady
Dubuque. Thos. G. Henderson. Sioux City .
Frank F. Swale New Hampton. William J. Keefe .... Clinton.
James O. Stewart
Cedar Rapids. J. A. Rogers. Clarion.
W. H. Johnson. Fort Dodge.
TERMS OF COURT.
Terms of the Circuit and Distriot Courts of the United States are held in the several divisions of the Northern District of Iowa as follows :
In the Cedar Rapids division at Cedar Rapids on the first Tuesday in April and the second Tuesday in September.
In the Eastern division at Dubuque, on the fourth Tuesday in April and the first Tuesday in December.
In the Western division at Sioux City, on the fourth Tuesday in May and the first Tuesday in October.
In the Central division at Fort Dodge, on the second Tuesday in June and the second Tuesday in November.
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United States Officials for Iowa.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTORS, IOWA.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Collector-J. U. Sammis, Le Mars.
Chief Office Deputy-E. P. Sammis, Dubuque.
Office Deputies-James P. Bennett, Dubuque. C. D. Hayden, Dubuque. Julia A. Busby, Dubuque.
Field Deputy First Division-H. A. Stearns, Marion.
Field Deputy Second Division-C. F. Johnson, Sheffield.
Field Deputy Third Division-P. E. Narey, Spirit Lake.
Field Deputy Fourth Division-H. A. Nichols, Rock Rapids.
Stamp Deputies-I. M. Lyon, Sioux City. J. A. Runkle, Cedar Rapids. Gaugers-J. M. Linch, Sioux City. Al. Clark, Dubuque.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Collector-Harry O. Weaver, Burlington.
Chief Deputy Collector-F. L. Poor, Burlington.
Office Deputy-J. N. Martin, Burlington.
Field Deputy First Division-John A. O'Neal, Burlington.
Field Deputy Second Division-John A. Evans, Davenport.
Field Deputy Third Division-John Connolly, Des Moines.
Field Deputy Fourth Division-M. M. Parkinson, Council Bluffs. Stamp Deputies-D. B. Moorehouse, Davenport. Wm. A. Springer, Des Moines. John A. Dunlap, Keokuk. A. G. Smith, Clinton. E. L. Kilby, Ottumwa. Ohio Knox, Council Bluffs.
Clerks-G. H. Kriechbaum, Burlington. Miss S. A. Smyth, Burlington. Gauger-John Heinz, Davenport.
UNITED STATES PENSION AGENCY, IOWA AND NEBRASKA.
Agent-Richard P. Clarkson, Polk county, postoffice, Des Moines, Iowa.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Register-Thornton S. Howard, Des Moines. Receiver-S. J. Loughran, Des Moines.
UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU.
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Local Forecast Official-Dr. Geo. M. Chappel, Des Moines.
FIFTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
BEGAN MARCH 4, 1905. ENDS MARCH 4, 1907 SENATE.
Terms Expire. Senators.
Politics. P. O. Address.
ALABAMA.
1909 ... . Edmund W. Pettus. .. Dem ... . Selma.
1907. John T. Morgan. Dem. . Selma.
ARKANSAS.
1909 James P. Clarke . .. Dem. .. , Little Rock.
1907 ... James H. Berry . .Dem. .Bentonville.
CALIFORNIA.
1909 George C. Perkins Rep.
.Oakland.
1911. . Frank P. Flint .Rep. Los Angeles.
COLORADO.
1909. Henry M. Teller . . . Dem. . . Central City. Denver.
1907 ..
Thomas M. Patterson .... Dem. ..
CONNECTICUT.
1909 . Orville H. Platt .... Rep.
Meriden.
1911. . . . Morgan G. Bulkeley. .. Rep. . Hartford.
DELAWARE.
1911 .... .. A republican.
1907 .... .. James F. Allee.
Rep. . . Dover.
FLORIDA.
1909. . Stephen R. Mallory ...... Dem.
1911 .. .. . James Piper Taliaferro .. Dem. Jacksonville.
GEORGIA.
1909. . Alexander S. Clay . .... Dem. Marietta.
1907 ... . Agustus O. Bacon .... . Dem. .... ... Macon.
IDAHO.
1909. . Weldon B. Heyburn . .... Rep. Wallace.
1907 ... .. Fred T. Dubois. . Dem. .. Blackfoot.
Terms
Expire.
Senators.
Politics. P. O. Address.
MISSISSIPPI.
1911 ...... Hernando D. Money ..... Dem
.. Carrollton.
1913 ...... Anselm J. McLaurin ..... Dem ... Brandon.
MISSOURI.
1909
..... William J. Stone.
. ..
. Dem ...... St. Louis.
1911 ...... A republican.
MONTANA.
1911
Thomas H. Carter ..
... Rep.
1907 ...
. William A. Clark ..
.Dem .... Butte.
NEBRASKA.
1907 ..
Joseph H. Millard.
. Rep.
...
. Omaha.
1911 . . . .
Elmer J, Burkett
.. Rep
Lincoln.
NEVADA.
1909
Francis G. Newlands .... Dem ..
Reno.
1911. . .
.. Georg S. Nixon.
. Rep
. Winnemucca.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1909.
Jacob H. Gallinger
Rep
.
Concord.
1907
....
.. Henry E. Burnham
..... Rep
....
. Manchester.
NEW JERSEY.
1911 John Kean ..
Rep
Ursino.
Pensacola
1907
...
John F. Dryden ..
Rep
Newark.
NEW YORK.
1909 .. . .
. Thomas C. Platt . ..
Rep.
. Owego.
1911. . . ..
. Chauncey M. Depew. .... Rep.
...
. Peekskill.
NORTH CAROLINA.
1909. . .
.Lee S. Overman ....
.... Dem ...... Salisbury.
1907.
...
Furnifold M. Simmons .. Dem ...... Raleigh.
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ILLINOIS.
1909. .. Albert J. Hopkins . ...... Rep .. . Aurora.
1907 ..... Shelby M. Cullum ....... Rep. .. Springfield. INDIANA.
1911 . Albert J. Beveridge . .... Rep. .Indianapolis.
1909 .* James A. Hemenway ... Rep. .Booneville.
IOWA.
1909. William B. Allison ....... Rep. . Dubuque.
1907 ..... .Jonathan P. Dolliver .... Rep. Ft. Dodge.
KANSAS.
1909 Chester I. Long .. . Rep. Medicine Lodge.
1907. .. Joseph R. Burton .. Rep Abilene.
KENTUCKY.
1909.
James B. McCreary ....... Dem.
Richmond.
1907 ..... .Joseph C. S. Blackburn .. Dem. . Versailles.
LOUISIANA.
1909 . Samuel D. McEnery
Dem. . New Orleans.
1913. Murphy J. Foster
. Dem. . Franklin.
MAINE.
1911. .. . Eugene Hale Rep. .Elsworth.
1907 .... . William P. Frye. Rep. . Lewiston.
MARYLAND.
1909. Arthur P. Gorman. . Dem. Laurel.
1911. Isidor Raynor Dem. Baltimore.
MASSACHUSETTS.
1911. . . Henry Cabot Lodge . .. Rep. . Nahant.
1907. +Winthrop M. Crane ..... Rep. Dallon.
MICHIGAN.
1911 Julius C. Burrows Rep. . Kalamazoo. Detroit. 1907. . Russell A. Alger Rep
MINNESOTA.
1911 . Moses E. Clapp.
Rep
. .. St. Paul.
1907 Knute Nelson . Rep. .. Alexandria.
NORTH DAKOTA.
1909. . ...
. Henry C. Hansbrough ... Rep ....
.Devil's Lake.
1911 ...... P. J. McCumber .
....... Rep.
.. Wahpeton.
OHIO.
1909.
Joseph B. Foraker.
Rep
..
Cincinnati.
1911.
.Charles Dick
. Rep.
Akron.
OREGON.
1909
Charles W. Fulton ....
Rep.
Astoria.
1907.
John H. Mitchell.
Rep.
. Portland.
PENNSYLVANIA.
1909
. Boies Penrose.
. Rep ..
Philadelphia.
1911 ... .. Philander C. Knox ....... Rep ...
. Pittsburg.
RHODE ISLAND.
1911
Nelson W. Aldridge
. Rep.
Providence.
1907. ..
Geo. Peabody Wetmore. Rep
...
Newport.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1909 ....
Asbury C. Latimer ....
Dem
. ..
. Belton.
1907 ...... Benjamin R. Tillman ... Dem
. Trenton.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1909
Alfred B. Kittredge.
.Rep
Sioux Falls.
1907
Robert J. Gamble ...
. Rep
Yankton.
TENNESSEE.
1911.
. William B Bate ....
Dem
.. Nashville.
1907 .
Edward W. Carmack .... Dem
.... Memphis.
TEXAS.
1911.
. Charles A. Culberson .... Dem .... Dallas '
1907 ...
Joseph W. Bailey
....
UTAH.
Dem
. Gainesville.
1909 ...
Reed Smoot.
Rep.
Provo City
1911 ...... George Sutherland ..... Rep
VERMONT.
Salt Lake City.
1911.
Redfield Proctor ..
..... Rep ....
.. Proctor.
1909.
. William P. Dillingham .. Rep ..
Montpelier.
*Elected to fill vacancy caused by resignation of Clarke W. Fairbanks.
+Appointed to fill vacancy caused by death of George F. Hoar.
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SENATE-CONTINUED.
Terms Expire Senators.
Politics. P. O. Address.
Terms Expire.
. Senators. Politics. P O. Address.
VIRGINIA.
1911 John W. Daniel .... .. ..
Dem .... Lynchburg.
1907 ..... . Thomas S. Martin .... .Dem .... Scottville.
WASHINGTON.
1909. Levi Ankeny .. .Rep .... . Walla Walla.
1911 .. Samuel H. Piles
Rep ... Seatle.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Republicans, 58; Democrats, 32.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Dist. Representative.
Politics.
P. O. Address.
Dist. Representative.
Politics.
P. O. Address.
ALABAMA.
1 George W. Taylor
Dem
.Demopolis.
5 Antony Michalek.
Rep ..
Chicago.
2 Ariosto A. Wiley.
Dem
.Montgomery.
6 William Lorimer
Rep.
Chicago.
3 Henry D. Clayton.
Dem
Eufaula.
7 Philip Knopf.
Rep.
Chicago.
4 Sidney J. Bowie.
Dem .. Anniston.
8 Charles McGavin
Rep.
Chicago.
5 J. Thomas Heflin.
Dem Lafayette.
9 Henry S. Boutell
Rep.
.Chicago.
10 George E. Foss
Rep.
. Chicago.
11 H. M. Snapp
Rep.
Joliet.
12 Charles E. Fuller.
Rep.
.Belvidere.
13 Robert R. Hitt
Rep
Mount Morris.
14 Benjamin F. Marsh.
Rep
. Warsaw.
15 George W. Prince. .
Rep.
Galesburg.
16 Joseph V. Graff.
Rep
Peoria.
17 J. A. Sterling. Rep
. Bloomington.
3 J. C. Floyd.
.Dem
Yellville.
4 John S. Little
Dem . . Greenwood.
5 Charles C. Reid.
. Dem .
Morrillton.
6 Joseph T. Robinson.
Dem .
Lonoke.
7 R. M. Wallace
Dem .
Magnolia.
22 Wm. A. Rodenburg.
. Rep ..
East St. Louis.
23 Frank L. Dickson
. Rep ..
. Ramsey .
24 P. T. Chapman
Rep.
Vienna.
1 J. N. Gillett.
Rep. .Eureka.
2 D. E. Mckinley .Rep. Santa Rosa.
25 George W. Smith.
Rep.
. Murphysboro.
Fifty- Ninth Congress.
1 R. Bruce Macon
Dem .
.Helena.
2 Stephen Brundidge, Jr
Dem
. Searcy.
18 Joseph G. Cannon. Rep ..
Danville.
19 William B. Mckinley.
.Rep.
Champaign.
20 H. T. Rainey ..
Dem .
Carrollton.
21 Zeno J. Rives.
Rep
Litchfield
6 John H. Bankhead. Dem
Fayette.
7 John L. Burnett.
. Dem
. Gadsden.
8 William Richardson. Dem
Huntsville.
9 Oscar W. Underwood . Dem
Birmingham.
ARKANSAS.
Rep. Wheeling.
1911. . Nathan B. Scott
1907 ..... Stephen B. Elkins Rep
Elkins.
WISCONSIN.
1909 .. John C. Spooner. . Rep .... Madison. 1911 ...... R. M. La Follette. .. ... .... Rep .. . Madison.
WYOMING.
1911 ...... Clarence D. Clark .... Rep. .Evanston. 1907 ...... Francis E. Warren. .. Rep. . Cheyenne.
. Rep ..
Chicago.
4 Charles F. Wharton
ILLINOIS -- Continued.
CALIFORNIA.
492
3 Joseph R. Knowland. Rep. . Alameda.
4 Julius Kahn. Rep
5 E. A. Hayes. . Rep. San Jose.
6 James C. Needham . Rep. . Modesto.
7 James McLachlan. Rep .
8 S. C. Smith .Rep
Bakersville.
COLORADO.
At Large-F. E. Brooks ... .Rep Colorado Springs.
1 Robert W. Bonynge Rep
.Denver
2 H. M. Hogg Rep.
Telluride.
CONNECTICUT.
At Large-George L. Lilley Rep
. Waterbury.
1 E. Stevens Henry . .
.Rep.
Rockville.
2 Nehemiah D. Sperry. .Rep. New Haven.
3 Frank B. Brandegee . .Rep. . New London.
4 Ebenezer J. Hill. Rep . Norwalk.
DELAWARE.
At Large-Hiram R. BurtonRep. Lewes.
FLORIDA.
1 Stephen M. Sparkman ... Dem. Tampa.
2 Frank Clark .
Dem . . Lake City.
3 William B. Lamar Dem Tallahassee.
GEORGIA.
1 Rufus E. Lester.
. Dem
Savannah.
2 James M. Griggs
Dem
. Dawson.
3 Elijah B. Lewis
Dem . Montezuma.
4 William C. Adamson . . Dem .
Carrolton.
5 Leonidas F. Livingston. Dem .
Covington.
6 Charles L. Bartlett Dem .
Macon.
7 Gordon Lee .Dem
Chickamauga.
8 William M. Howard
Dem .
Lexington.
9 Thomas M. Bell
Dem .
. Gainesville.
10 T. W. Hardwick
Dem.
. Sandersville.
11 William G. Brantley Dem
IDAHO
At Large-B. L. French .... Rep. Moscow.
ILLINOIS.
1 Martin B. Madden
.Rep. Chicago.
2 James R. Mann
Rep. Chicago.
3 William W. Wilson. . Rep. . Chicago.
INDIANA.
1 *Vacancy.
2 John C. Chaney Rep.
3 William T. Zenor . Dem . Corydon.
4 Lincoln Dixon . Dem . North Vernon.
5 Ellas S. Holiday. Rep
Brazil.
6 James E. Watson . .Rep. Rushville.
7 Jesse Overstreet. . Rep .
.Indianapolis.
8 George W. Cromer
Rep .
Muncie.
9 Charles B. Landis . Rep
Delphi.
10 Edgar D. Crumpacker
. Rep ..
Valparaiso.
11 Frederick K. Landis Rep.
.Logansport.
12 Newton W. Gilbert Rep
.Fort Wayne.
13 Abraham L. Brick .Rep
South Bend.
IOWA.
1 Thomas Hedge Rep
2 Albert F. Dawson.
Rep.
Preston
3 B. P. Birdsall.
. Rep.
Clarion.
4 Gilbert N. Haugen . Rep.
Northwood.
5 Robert G. Cousins Rep
Tipton.
6 John F. Lacey. Rep
Oskaloosa.
7 John A. T. Hull.
Rep .
Des Moines.
8 William P. Hepburn
Rep
Clarinda
9 Walter I. Smith. . Rep.
Council Bluffs.
10 James P. Conner Rep
Denison.
11 Elbert H. Hubbard. Rep
. Sioux City.
KANSAS.
At Large-Charles F. Scott Rep. Iola.
1 Charles Curtis.
Rep
Topeka.
2 Justin D. Bowersock.
. Rep
Lawrence.
3 P. P. Campbell
Rep
. Pittsburg.
4 James M. Miller ..
. Rep
Council Grove.
5 Wm. A. Calderhead . Rep .
. Marysville.
6 William A. Reeder .Rep
Logan.
7 Victor Murdock. Rep
Wichita.
KENTUCKY.
1 Ollie M. James
.Dem
. Marion.
2 A. O. Stanley
Dem Henderson.
3 William H. Jones
Rep.
. Glasgow.
4 David H. Smith
Dem
Hodgensville.
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* Caused by resignation of James A. Hemenway, elected Senator.
Fifty-Ninth Congress.
Sullivan.
. Pasadena.
. San Francisco.
Brunswick.
.Burlington.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-CONTINUED.
Dist. Representative. Politics. P. O. Address.
KENTUCKY-Continued.
5 Swagar Sherley .
. Dem ..
Louisville.
6 J. L. Rhinock
. Dem .
. Covington.
7 South trimble
Dem. .Frankfort.
8 George G. Gilbert
Dem .. Shelbyville.
9 James B. Bennett
Rep.
. Grenup.
10 F. A. Hopkins .... Dem ..
.Prestonsburg.
11 David C. Edwards Rep
. London.
LOUISIANA.
1 Adolph Meyer.
.Dem. . New Orleans.
2 Robert C. Davy
Dem. . New Orleans .
3 Robert F. Broussard
Dem New Iberia.
4 Phanor Breazeale.
Dem .. Nachitoches.
5 Joseph E. Ransdell. .
. Dem Lake Providence.
6 Samuel M. Robertson Dem
.Baton Rouge.
7 A. P. Pujo. Dem . Lake Charles.
MAINE.
1 Amos L. Allen. Rep.
Alfred.
2 Charles E. Littlefield ...... Rep
Rockland.
3 Edwin C. Burleigh Rep
Augusta.
4 Lewellyn Powers . Rep
Houlton.
MARYLAND.
1 Thomas A. Smith Dem Ridgely
2 J. F. C. Talbott
. Dem . Lutherville.
3 Frank C. Wachter
. Rep. Baltimore.
4 John Gill, Jr
. Dem . Baltimore.
5 Sidney E. Mudd
Rep
. La Plata.
6 George A. Pearre Rep
.Cumberland.
MASSACHUSETTS,
1 George P. Lawrence. . Rep
North Adams.
2 Frederick H. Gillett
. Rep. Springfield.
3 Rockwood Hoar
Rep. Worcester.
4 Charles Q. Tirrell . Rep. .Natick.
5 Butler Ames Rep
Lowell.
6 A. P. Gardner Rep.
Hamilton.
7 Ernest W. Roberts .. . Rep Chelsea.
Dist. Representative. Politics. P. O. Address.
MISSOURI.
1 James T. Lloyd
. Dem.
. Shelbyville.
2 William W. Rucker
Dem.
Keytesville.
3 Frank B. Keppler Rep.
Kingston.
4 Frank B. Fulkerson .. Rep
. St. Joseph.
5 Edgar C. Ellis Rep.
Kansas City.
6 David A. DeArmond.
Dem.
Butler.
7 John Welborn
Rep.
Jefferson City.
9 Champ Clark
Dem
. Bowling Green.
10 Richard bartholdt
Rep.
St. Louis.
11 John T. Hunt
Dem
.St. Louis.
12 Ernest E. Wood
Dem.
St. Louis.
13 Marion E. Rhodes ..
Rep.
. Potosi.
14 Wm. T. Tindall. . Rep.
Sparta.
15 Cassius M. Shartell. Rep.
Neosho.
16 Arthur P. Murphy. . Rep .
Crocker.
MONTANA.
At-Large-Joseph M. Dickson. Rep.
. Missoula.
NEBRASKA.
1 * Vacancy.
2 J. L. Kennedy .
Rep
Omaha.
3 J. J. McCarthy .
Kep
Ponca.
4 E. H. Hinshaw
.Rep
Fairbury.
5 George W. Norris. Rep .... McCook.
6 M. P. Kinkaid
Rep
. O'Neil.
NEVADA.
At-Large-C. D. Van Duzer .... Dem ... Tonopah.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1 Cyrus A. Sulloway .Rep ... .Manchester.
2 Frank D. Currier . Rep.
Canaan.
NEW JERSEY.
1 Henry C. Loudenslager .... Rep. Paulsboro.
2 John J. Gardner Rep. ... Atlantic City
3 Benjamin F. Howell ... .... Rep. . New Brunswick.
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8 Dorsey W. Shackelford. Dem.
8 Samuel W. McCall Rep.
Winchester.
9 J. A. Keliher Dem.
Boston.
5 Charles N. Fowler . Rep.
Elizabeth.
10 W. S. McNary. Dem.
Dem.
. Boston.
7 R. Wayne Parker. Rep.
Newark.
12 John W. Weeks
Rep.
.Newton.
13 William S. Greene .. . Rep.
14 William C. L .vering . . Rep.
Taunton.
10 Allan L. McDermott. Dem
Jersey City .
MICHIGAN.
NEW YORK.
1 Edwin Denby ..
Rep.
. Detroit.
1 William W. Cocks Rep.
Old Westbury.
2 Charles E. Townsend .
Rep.
.Jackson.
2 George H. Lindsay
Dem
.Brooklyn.
3 Washington Gardner .Rep.
Albion.
3 Charles T. Dunwell.
Rep.
Brooklyn.
4 Edward L. Hamilton Rep.
Niles.
4 Charles B. Law . .Rep.
Rep.
Brooklya.
6 Samuel W. Smith
Rep.
. Port Huron.
7 John J. F.tzgerald
Dem.
New York.
8 Joseph W. Fordney
Rep.
Saginaw.
8 T. D. Sullivan.
Dem
.New York.
9 Roswell P. Bishop .
Rep.
Ludington.
9 Henry M. Goldfogle
Dem .
New York.
10 William Sulzer
Dem
New York.
11 William R Hearst ..
Dem.
New York.
12 H. O. Young . . Rep.
Ishpeming.
12 W. Burke Cochrane
Dem.
New York.
13 Herbert Parsons
. Rep.
New York.
14 Charles A. Towne .
Dem
New York.
1 James A. Tawney
Rep.
Winona.
15 J. Van V. Olcott
.. Rep.
New York.
2 James T. McCleary .
Rep
. Mankato.
3 C. R. Davis.
Rep.
St. Peter.
4 Fred C. Stevens.
. Rep.
St. Paul.
18 Joseph A. Goulden.
. Dem
New York.
5 Loren Fletcher
Rep.
Minneapolis,
19 John E. Andrus.
. Rep.
Yonkers.
6 C. B. Buckman.
Rep.
Little Falls.
20 Thomas W. Brailey
Rep.
Walden.
7 A. J Volstead
Rep.
Granite Falls.
21 John H. Ketcham.
. Rep.
Dover Plains.
8 J. Adam Bede
. Rep.
. Pine City.
22 William H Draper
. Rep.
Troy.
23 George N. Southwick.
Rep.
Albany.
24 F. J. Lefevre
.Rep.
. Gloversville.
1 Ezekiel S. Candler, Jr
Dem.
. Corinth.
26 W. H. Flack
Rep.
. Malone.
2 Thomas Spight.
Dem.
Ripley.
27 James S. Sherman
Rep.
Utica.
3 B. G. Humphreys.
Dem.
Greenville.
4 W. S. Hill
Dem.
Winona.
28 Charles L. Knapp
Rep.
. Loweville.
5 Adam M. Byrd .
Dem. Philadelphia.
29 Michael E. Driscoll
. Rep.
. Svracuse.
6 E. J. Bowers.
Dem.
. Bay St. Louis.
7 Frank A McLain.
Dem ..
Gloster.
31 Sereno E. Payne . Rep.
. Auburn.
8 John S. Williams.
Dem.
Yazoo.
32 James B Perkins
Rep.
.Rochester.
* Caused by resignation of Elmer J. Burkett, elected Senator.
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4 Ira W. Wood. Rep.
Trenton.
.Boston.
6 Harry C. Allen Rep.
. Paterson.
11 John A. Sullivan
8 William H. Wiley .. Rep. East Orange,
9 Marshall Van Winkle. Rep.
Jersey City.
. Brooklyn.
5 William Alden Smith Кер.
Grand Rapids. Pontiac.
6 William M. Calder
Rep.
Brooklyn.
7 Henry McMoran
. Rep.
10 George A. Loud.
. Rep.
Au Sable.
11 Archibald B. Darragh . Rep.
.St. Louis.
MINNESOTA.
16 Jacob Ruppert, Jr.
Dem
. New York,
17 Wm. S. Bennett.
Rep.
. New York.
9 Halvor Steenerson Rep.
Crookston.
MISSISSIPPI.
25 Lucius N. Littauer
. Rep.
Newpaltz
30 John W. Dwight. Rep.
Dryden.
. Fall River.
5 George E Waldo
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-CONTINUED.
Dist. Representative. Politics. P. O. Address.
NEW YORK-Continued.
33 J. Sloat Fassett ...
Rep.
Elmira.
34 James W. Wadsworth. .Rep.
Geneseo.
35 William H. Ryan
Dem . .Buffalo.
36 De Alva S. Alexander Rep .. Buffalo.
37 Edward B. Vreeland Rep Salamanca.
NORTH CAROLINA.
1 John H. Small.
Dem . Washington.
2 Claude Kitchin.
Dem .. Scotland Neck.
3 Charles R. Thomas
Dem Newbern. .
4 Edward W. Pou. Dem Smithfield.
5 William W. Kitchin. Dem Roxboro.
6 G. B. Patterson ..
Dem
. Maxton.
7 Robert N. Page
Dem
Biscoe.
8 E. Spencer Blackburn
Rep.
Wilkesboro.
9 E. Y. Webb. Dem.
Shelby.
TENNESSEE.
1 Walter P. Brownlow. Rep.
Jonesboro.
2 Nathan W. Hale.
Rep.
Knoxville.
3 John A. Moon. Dem
Dem
Gainesboro.
5 W. C. Houston
Dem
. Woodbury.
6 John W. Gaines
Dem
Nashville.
7 Lemuel P. Padgett
Dem
Columbia.
8 Thetus W. Sims
Dem
Linden.
9 Finis J. Garrett. Dem
. Dresden.
10 Malcolm R. Patterson . Dem.
.Memphis.
5 W. W. Campbell
Rep.
Napoleon.
6 T. E. Scroggy.
Rep.
Xenia.
7 J. Warren Keifer
. Rep.
. Springfield.
1 Morris Sheppard.
. Dem
Texarkana.
2 M. L. Brocks
Dem.
. San Augustine.
9 James H Southard ..
Rep
Toledo.
3 Gordon Russell.
Dem ...
. Tyler.
4 Choice B. Randell.
Dem ..
. Sherman
11 Charles H. Grosvenor
Rep.
Athens.
5 Jack Beall.
Dem ..
Waxahachie.
12 E. L. Taylor, Jr
Rep
Columbus. Marion.
6 Scott Field
Dem
Calvert.
7 A. W. Gregg
Dem.
. Palestine.
14 A. R. Webber ..
Rep
Elyria.
8 John M. Pinckney ...
Dem.
Hampstead.
15 B G. Dawes
. Rep.
Marietta.
9 George F. Burgess.
Dem
. Gonzales.
16 Capell L. Weems.
Rep
St. Clairsville.
10 Albert S. Burleson.
Dem ..
Austin.
17 M. L. F. Smyser
Rep
Wooster.
11 Robert L. Henry.
.Dem.
Waco.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
Charles H. Burke .. Rep. Pierre. At Large Eben W. Martin . .. Rep. Dead wood.
10 J. M. Gudger, Jr ... .. Dem . Asheville.
NORTH DAKOTA.
S Thos. F. Marshall .. Rep
. Oakes.
At Large? A. J. Gronna. ...... Rep.
Lakota.
OHIO.
1 Nicholas Longworth
Rep
. Cincinnati.
2 H. P. Goebel Rep
. Cincinnati.
3 Robert M. Nevin
Rep. Dayton.
4 H. C. Garber.
Dem .. . Greenville.
5 David E. Finley . ..
. Dem ....
. Yorkville.
6 J. Edward Ellerbe. Dem
. Sellers .
Wallaceville.
7 A. F. Lever . Dem
Dist. . Representative. Politics. P. O. Address.
RHODE ISLAND.
1 D. L. D. Granger.
Dem. Providence.
2 Adin B. Capron Rep. Stillwater.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1 George S. Legare.
Dem ... Charleston.
2 James O. Patterson.
Dem.
Barnwell.
3 Wyatt Aiken
Dem ..
Abbeville.
4 Joseph T. Johnson.
Dem. . Spartanburg.
Chattanooga.
4 M. G. Butler
TEXAS.
8 Ralph D. Cole
. Rep
Findlay.
10 Henry T. Bannon ...
Rep. .Portsmouth.
13 G. E. Mouser.
Rep
32 IOR
18 James Kennedy . Rep . Youngstown.
19 W. Aubrey Thomas ... .. Rep Niles.
20 Jacob A. Beidler .. Rep . Willoughby.
21 Theodore E. Burton. .Rep .. Cleveland.
OREGON.
UTAH.
At Large-Joseph Howell ...... Rep Wellsville.
1 Binger Hermann
Rep
Roseburg.
2 J. N. Williamson. .Rep
PENNSYLVANIA.
1 Henry H. Bingham .Rep .Philadelphia.
2 Robert Adams, Jr. Rep
Philadelphia.
3 George A. Castor .. Rep. Philadelphia.
4 Reuben O. Moon. Rep. Philadelphia.
5 Edward De V. Morrell . Rep .
Philadelphia.
6 George D. McCreary .. Rep. .Philadelphia.
7 Thomas S. Butler. Rep
8 Irving P. Wagner
. Rep .
. Norristown.
9 H. Burd Cassell.
. Rep .
. Marietta.
10 Thomas H. Dale ..
. Rep . . Scranton.
11 Henry W. Palmer
Rep. . Wilkesbarre.
12 George R. Patterson.
Rep.
Ashland.
13 Marcus C. L. Kline. Dem . . Allentown.
14 Mial E. Lilly
Rep.
Towanda.
15 Elias Deemer.
Rep
. Williamsport.
16 E. W. Samuels. . Rep.
Mount Carmel.
17 Thaddeus M. Mahon. ..
Rep .. . Chambersburg.
18 Marlin E. Olmstead.
. Rep.
. Harrisburg.
19 John M. Reynolds
. Rep.
.Bedford.
20 Daniel F. Lafean.
Rep.
York.
21 S. R. Dresser.
. Rep ..
. Rep.
Greensburg.
23 Allan F. Cooper.
Rep. Uniontown.
24 Earnest F. Acheson
Rep .
25 Arthur L. Bates.
Rep.
.Rep.
.. Nazareth.
27 W. O. Smith.
. Rep.
.Punxsutawney.
1 Henry A. Cooper.
Rep
Racine.
2 H. C. Adams
Rep
Madison.
3 Joseph W. Babcock
. Rep
.Necedah.
4 Theobald Otjen
Rep. . Milwaukee.
30 John Dalzell.
Rep.
Pittsburg.
31 James F. Burke.
Rep. .Pittsburg.
32 A. J. Barchfeld.
Rep. Pittsburg.
12 O. W. Gillepsie. ...
. Dem .. Fort Worth.
13 John H. Stephens .. Dem. . . Vernon.
14 James L. Slayden Dem . San Antonio.
15 John N. Garner. .Dem.
Uvalde.
16 W. R. Smith Dem.
Colorado.
VERMONT.
1 David J. Foster. . Rep. Burlington.
2 Kittridge Haskins. . Rep
Brattleboro.
VERGINIA.
1 William A. Jones. .Dem.
Warsaw.
2 Harry L. Maynard.
.Dem. .Portsmouth.
3 John Lamb . Dem. Richmond.
4 R. G. Southall.
Dem. Amelia. Chatham.
5 Claude A. Swanson
Dem.
Dem. . Lynchburg.
7 James Hay.
Dem. Madison.
8 John F. Rixey .
. Dem.
.Brandy.
9 Campbell Slemp. Rep
Big Stone Gap.
10 Henry D. Flood. . Dem. W. Appomattox.
WASHINGTON.
Wesley L. Jones .... Rep .North Yakima.
At Large F. W. ushman ...... Rep .. Tacoma.
( W. E. Humphrey .... Rep. . Seattle.
WEST VIRGINIA.
1 Blackburn B. Dovener. . Rep. Wheeling.
2 Alston G. Dayton ..
. Rep . .. Philippi.
3 Joseph Holt Gains. . Rep ... Charleston.
4 Harry C. Woodyard. Rep ...
Spencer.
5 James A. Hughes Rep.
Huntington.
28 Joseph C. Sibley
Rep.
. Franklin.
29 William H. Graham.
Rep Alleghaney.
5 William H. Stafford . Rep. . .Milwaukee.
6 C. H. Weisse. . Dem. . Sheboygan Falls.
7 John J. Esch. . Rep. . La Crosse.
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WISCONSIN.
26 G. A. Schneebeli.
Washington Meadville.
Bradford.
22 George F. Huff.
West Chester.
6 Carter Glass
. The Dalles.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-CONTINUED.
WISCONSIN-Continued.
Dist. Representative. Politics. P. O. Address.
8 James H. Davidson ..
Rep ..
Oshkosh.
9 Edward S. Minor. . Rep. Sturgeon Bay.
10 Webster E. Brown. Rep Rhinelander.
11 John J. Jenkins Rep. Chippewa Falls. WYOMING.
At Large-Frank W. Mondell. . Rep ..
.Newcastle.
Republicans, 249; Democrats, 135; Vacancies; 2.
DELEGATES FROM TERRITORIES.
ARIZONA.
Delegate.
Politics. P. O. Address.
Marcus A. Smith.
. Dem. ..
Tucson.
NEW MEXICO.
Wm. H. Andrews
.. Rep.
Santa Fe.
OKLAHOMA.
Bird S. McGuire .
.... Rep
. Pawnee.
HAWAII .
Jonah Kalanianoale.
.. Rep.
. Honolulu.
PORTO RICO.
Resident Commissioner.
Julian Larrinaga ..
.....
Rep .. . . . .. ..
. San Juan.
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Iowa in Fifty-Ninth Congress.
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IOWA IN FIFTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
UNITED STATES SENATORS.
WILLIAM B. ALLISON, Dubuque, term expires 1909 JONATHAN P. DOLLIVER, Fort Dodge, term expires. 1907
REPRESENTATIVES.
FIRST DISTRICT.
COUNTIES-Des Moines, Henry, Jefferson, Lee, Louisa, Van Buren and Washington (seven counties). Population, 164, 755.
THOMAS HEDGE, Republican .. . Burlington, Des Moines county
SECOND DISTRICT.
COUNTIES-Clinton, Iowa, Jackson, Johnson, Muscatine and Scott (six counties). Population, 191, 608.
ALBERT F. DAWSON Preston, Jackson county
THIRD DISTRICT.
COUNTIES-Black Hawk, Bremer, Buchanan, Butler, Delaware, Dubuque, Franklin, Hardin and Wright (nine counties). Population, 219, 691. BENJAMIN P. BIRDSALL, Republican. Clarion, Wright county
FOURTH DISTRICT.
COUNTIES-Allamakee, Cerro Gordo, Chickasaw, Clayton, Fayette, Floyd, Howard, Mitchell, Winneshiek and Worth (ten counties). Population, 195, 815. GILBERT N. HAUGEN, Republican. Northwood, Worth county
FIFTH DISTRICT.
COUNTIES-Benton, Cedar, Grundy, Jones, Linn, Marshall and Tama (seven counties). Population, 190, 227. Tipton, Cedar county ROBERT G. COUSINS, Republican
SIXTH DISTRICT.
COUNTIES-Davis, Jasper, Keokuk, Maliaska, Monroe, Poweshiek and Wapello (seven counties). Population, 174, 673.
JOHN F. LACY, Republican Oskaloosa, Mahaska county
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