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of appeals and county school officers. TIL
candidates for Congress follow:


Linn. rep.
Second district-A. o. Stanley, dem; P.
W. Slack, rep.
Third district-John s. Rhea, dem; Mo
Kenzie Moss, rep, renominated.
Fourth district-David H. Smith, DEM, re-
nominated.
Fifth district-swager Shirley, DEM; H.
s. Irwin, rep, renominated.
Sixth district-Dan Lynn Gooch, dem, re-
nominated; Leslie L. Apologize, rep.
Seventh district-south Trfmble. dem, re-
nominated; w. l. Cameron rep.
Eighth district-George G. Gilbert, DEM,
renominated; William L. Sumrall, rep
Ninth distriet-James N. Kehoe, dem,
renominated; w. H. Carter, rep
Tenth district-F. A. Hopkins. DEM; T. G.
White, rep.
Eleventh district-J E. Harrison, dem. :;
vincent Borelng, rep, renominated.
Louisiana.
Louisiana will have seven representatives
in the Fifty-eighth Congress instead Of six
as at present. Besides voting for this rep
resentation, Louisiana will pass upon five
proposed amendments to her constitution
One is the repeal Of the poll tax as a requi-
site to voting; one relates to the exemption
of certain property from taxation one to
the compensation of public officers; one
would make judges appointive instead of
elective, and another provides for the ap-
pointment of state board Of appraisers
The candidates for Congress follow:
First district-Adolph Meyer, dem, re-
nominated.
Second district-Robert c. Davey. dem.
renomlnated; Robert E. Lee, rep.
Third district-Robert F. Broussard, DEM.
renominated; William E. Howell, rep.
Fourth district-Phanor BraAeale, dem,
renominated; s. M. Thomas, rep.
Fifth dfstrict-J. E. Ransdell, dem re-
nominated; H. B. Taiaferro, rep
Sixth district-Samuel M. Robertson dem
renominated; Clarence S. Herbert rep
6iCtr D,,j1
DupreX, rep
Maryland.
In Maryland no state officers will be elect
ed. Former Senator German, democrat, has
been elected to succeed Senator Wellington,
who was elected as a republican, but left
his party on account Of the Philippine pol
icy. Maryland gained additional repre-
sentatives under the apportionment act
but the state was redistricted by the demo-
Gratis. The candidates for Congress and the
vote for Congress in 1898 in the territory
comprising the present districts follow:
First district-Rep.. VIM. H. jackson;
dem, J. E. Ellegood; pro-, r. J. McAllen.
lS9s-Rep, 1921; dem, 1908. Dem. plu-
rality, 7S2.
dem, J. F. c. Talbot; pro- H. H. Hanna
1s9s-Rep, 100; dem, 1881. Dem. plu-
rality, 142
Third district-Rep;, F. G. wachter; dem,
Mareck. 1s9S-Rep, 1s.0Ss; dem, 1881
Rep. plurality, 15I.
Fourth district-Rep., Chas. R. schirm
dem, j. w. Denny; pro-. A. J. Church.
ls9S-ReP, HOP; dem, II, 100. Dem. plu-
rality, us
Fifth district-Rep., S. E. Mudd; dem. B.
II. Camalier; pro-, S. r. 4(eaye. 1S9S-Rep.
Is, $50; dem, 10 S65. Rep plurality 8 O94
G. F. kenneweg; pro-, ]. A. Hopkins. 1895
Rep, 1s,s7s; dem, 1872 Rep. plurality,
1906.
Massachusetts,.
Massachusetts will elect state officers and
legislature. The state gains one repre-
sentative under the twelfth census The
candidates for Congress and the vote in
1898 in the territory now comprising the
fourteen districts follow:
First district-Rep., Geo. P. Lawrence;
dem, A. l.. Green; pro-, John Bascom; soc
Thee he@: koehler. o ls9s-Rep,. 14.3i5: DEM;
Second district-Rep., F. H. Gillett; dem.
A. F. Nutting; pro, L. E. Parsons; soc
G. H. Wrenn. 1S9s-Rep.. 1901; dem
7,s42; soc: lab, 697. Rep, majority, 4,152.
dem, John r. Thayer; pro-, G. H. Bemis;
soc H. A. Gibbs. 1S9S-Rep, 10, ISL; dem
1O,237; soc. lab. 4. Dem. majority, 90.
FOURTH 6o aiTtriet- Re- e g Trreli; dem
J. F. Mullen. is9s-Rep,, 1927; dem,
s,24O. Rep. plurality, 5,9S7
Fifth district-Rep., Butler Ames; DEM,
sear Hu sec e. A sparhz is5 R5o
13,491; dem, T. 159. Rep. plurality, 1892
Sixth district-Rep., A. P. Gardner; DEM,
Samuel Roads, jr.; pro, w. Q. Wylie; Soc,
G.. E. Littlefield. Uong and short terms.)
1s9s-Rep., 1926; dem, 6.g17; SOC dem,
1890. Rep. majority, $3.50.
Seventh district-Rep., E. w. Roberts;
dem A " R LEmaa pr9 NJ
dem, 1907; Soc lab SOL Rep majority
4,679
Eighth district-Rep., s. ". Mccall; dem,
Rep, 1888; dem, 5000; Soc lab. GIL Rep.
majority, 1916.
Ninth district-Rep., Chas. T. Witt; dem,
]: A. keliher; Soc. J: J. McVey. 1888
Rep. 6,75s; dem, u, 1872; misc, s,s71. Dem.
! majority, 1853.
Tenth district-Rep., VIM. W. Towle dem,
VIM. s. McNary; Soc, ]: w. Sherman.
| 1s9s-Rep:, 11,2l5; DEM, 13,o26; misc. 1.54e.
Eleventh district-Rep.. Eugene N. Foss;
dem John A. Sullivan; Soc. G. G. Cutting.
| 1s9s-Rep., 1904; DEM, 1868; Soc lab,
10. Rep. majority. 2,412.
| DEM, F. J. Stimson; pro-. N. B. Johnson;
SOC, ]. F. Hayward. 1s9S-Rep, II, 142;
dem, S,722; soc. lab, 125. Rep. majority,
5,Z95.
Thirteenth district-Rep, VIM. S. Greene;
| dem, Chas. T. Luce; SOC. E. Humphries.
1ssS-Rep., 10,949; dem. All; soc. lab,
| 1,2s5. Rep. majority, 5,243.
Fourteenth district-Rep.. VIM. c. Lover
| ing; dem, c. A. Giday; pro-, c. B. Calf
ney; Soc, I. w. Skinner 1S9S-Rep., 1928;
dem, 4672. Rep majority, 1871.
Candidates for governor-Dem., VIM. A.
CASTOR; rep, John L. Bates; pro-, w. ii.
Partridge; soc. lab, M. T. Berry; Soc,
John G. Chase.
Michigan.
State officers will be elected in Michigan,
| and a legislature, which will choose
United States senator for the term ending
March 3, 1907 recently held by James Nc
MILAN, republican, deceased, and to which
General Russell A. Alger former Secretary
| of War, has been appointed until action by
| the legislature Michigan gained nothing
under the apportionment act in the way OF
| additional representation in Congress. The
candidates for Congress follow:
First district-John b. Corliss, rep; Al
| fred Luecking, dem.
| Second district-Chas. E. Townsend, rep;
F. b. Wood, dem.
Third Observation-Disclosures Gardner rep;
| o. j. Sampson, dem.
Fourth district-E. L. Hamilton, rep;
| Thomas OHara, dem.
Fifth district-Wm. Alden Smith, rep; M.
H. Walker, DEM; - Townsend, pro.
| Sixth district-Saml. w Smith. rep; VIM.
H. s. Wood. dem.
! Seventh district-Henry sMcMoran, rep;
Martin Croker, dem.
! Eighth district. w. Fordney, rep, re-
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