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STATE VICE-rilESlDENTS. 
Alabama— W. F. Heikes, Huntsville. 
Arkansas— 'N . K. Tipt.on, Little Rock. 
California— Pvoi. F. VV. Ililgavd, Berkley. 
Coloro/lo—\>. S. Grimes, iJenver. 
Conn«cittc»/!'-r. M. Augur, Middlefielil. 
Dakota—'^. M. Fuller, Bismarck. 
Delaware— W . P. Oorsa, Milford. 
JDifit. (if Hon. N . .t. Oolmaii, Wasli’n. 
Fiori/vj— Kdmc^nd H. Hart, Federal Point. 
Geor^i'o— Dr. Samuel Hape, Atlanta. 
Geo. L.rthonp, .Salmon City. 
JllinoU—^i'of. T- J, Bnrrill, Champaign. 
Indiana— C. M. HoMif*, Brl(lge|.ort. 
Jotua—Prof. -J. L. Budd, Ames. 
iramas*.-F. Wellhousfe, Fairmount. 
Kentucky-'A.D. Webb, Bowling Green. 
io?twi(7nrt— John T. Hardie, New Orleans, 
il^atne— Sam’l L. Boardman, Augusta. 
Jfan/iund— Franklin Davis, Baltimore. 
Massaahmctts—yi . C. Strong, Brighton. 
Michigan— Lyon, South Haven. 
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Officers for 1886-7 v 9 ?° 
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. 
STATE VICE-PRESIDENTS. 
Minnesota—^ . S. Harris, La Crescent. 
Mis8.—I>i\ H. E. McKay, Madison Station. 
Mmonri—L. A. Goodman, Westport. 
Hon. R. W Furnas, Brownville. 
Rosa Lcwws, Frauktown. 
Nexo Jmfij/— John S. Collins, Moorestown. 
Weiti Vnrk—^. 1). Willard, Geneva. 
liorth Carolina^. Van. Lindley, Pomona. 
Nacn Sootui—C, R. JI. Starr, Port Williams. 
0/iio— 51. Ulirner. Dayton. 
Oiihtno— Prof. Wcu. Saunders, London, 
Vreyon—}!,, W. Allenj l^ortland. 
Dtiinxyliumin—A.,W. Hari'isoii , GevmaJitowu 
Chas. Gibb, Abbotsford. 
kiouth Carolina— '6. 0. Satterthwaite, Aiken. 
2’(27inefisee— C. M. Merwin, Medina. 
Texas— 3. M. Howell, Dallas. 
Vermont— Dt , T. H. Hoskms, Newport. 
Virginia— Or. F. B. Leighton, Norfolk. . 
TFwoousin— J. M. Smith, Green Bay. 
