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sin Congressional District to the 58th and 59th Congresses, where 

 he was a member of the committee on agriculture. Here he 

 performed the services previously enumerated and on his way 

 home from the last Congress passed away at the Auditorium 

 Hotel, Chicago, July 9, 1906. 



MR. ADAMS was a man of extreme honesty and faithfulness. 

 His judgment was of the highest order and his cordial friendli- 

 ness won him a host of supporters. No public servant was ever 

 more worthy of his trust, and the rural interests of America can 

 well laud him as one of their heroes. 



