OUGANrZHI) ISSO. 
MKMI’.ICRSHJI' !'’EK 

STATE VICE-PUESU)ENTS. 
Alahmna—W. F. Heikes, Hujitsvilh-*. 
Arkansas— W. K. Tipton, Little Rock. 
California— Pvot‘. E. W. Ililgard, Berkley. 
Colorado— 1). S. Griinos, Denver. 
Conneoii.f;uf.—P. M. Augur, Middleiiehl. 
Dakota— Vi. M. FiilU-r, Biwinarck. 
Delaware— "VJ . P, Corga, Milfurd. 
Di8t.<^Col.— lion. N.J. Oolmati, Wash’n. 
Fiorniff—Edmond H. Hart, Federal Point. 
Dr. Samuel Hape, Atlanta. 
Idaho— Qteo. L.Slioup, Salmon City. 
IllmoU—Prof. T. J. Burrill, Champaign. 
Indiana— 0. M, Hobbg, Bridgei-ort. 
Iowa— Prof. J. L. Budd, Ames. 
Kansas— F . Wellhousc, Fairniount. 
Kentucky-~A.D. Webb, Bowling Green. 
Louisiana— John T. Hardie, New Orleans. 
Jfaine— Sam’l L. Boardman, Augusta, 
ilfart/^and— Franklin Davis, Baltimore. 
Massaehuaetts—'W . 0. Strong, Brighton. 
Miehigari—T. T. Lyon, South Haven, 
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"Se; Officers for i886-fl9;. 
President, PARKER EARLE, Coboen, Illinois. 
1st Vice President, T, V- MUNSON, Denison, Texas, 
Secretary, W. H. RAGAN, Greencastle, Ind. 
Treasurer, J. C. EVANS, Harlem, Mo. 
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STATE VICE-PKESIDENTS. 
Minnesota— J. S. Harris, La Crescent. 
Miss.—Dv. H. E. McKay, Madison Station. 
Mmimri—h. A. Goodmap, We.stj)ort. 
Nt’kroska—llon. R. W. P'umas, Srownville. 
.VccutZa— liogs Lewora, Franklnwn. 
Hew Jersey— John 6. Collins. Mooresto wu. 
Hew york—ti. D. Willard, Geneva. 
Hort.h Cnrolma—,1 . Van. Llndley, Pomona. 
Hova Scotin—C. R. il . Starr, Port Williams. 
G/iiu— N. Ghjiier, Dayton. 
Ontario— Prof. Wm. Saunders, London. 
Oregon— ¥,. W. Allen. Portland. 
l-'eaney!vaniii—&..W. liarri.son, Germantown 
Cbas. Gibb, Abbotsford, 
Houth Carolina— a. C. Satterthvvaite, Aiken. 
Teytnessee—C. M. Merwin, Medina. 
Texas— J. M. Howell, Dallas. 
Vermont— Dr . T. H. Hoskins, Newport. 
Virginia— G. F. B. Leighton, Norfolk. 
Wisconsin--! . M. .Smith, Green Bay. 
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