THE OOLOGIST. 



Pair of Roller Skates, Good Lance Wood How and 

 Books for Telegraph Key and Sounder or Printer's 

 Outfit. H. D. ROGERS, Moss St., Peoria, Ills. 



A fine collection of Mazon Creek Fossils, also choice 

 specimens cif '^'inerals for e.xchange. Send for list. 

 J. G. WAIN WRIGHT, Waukegan, Ills 



For Exchange. — A fine Steam Yacht, length, 26 in., 

 for Fine Eggs in sets. Write to PHILO SMITH, Jr., 

 Greenville, Ills. 



A fine 3 Lens Pocket Microscope and a Telesccope 

 Power, 15 diameters, for Books or NJagazines on Orni- 

 thology. Write first. F. M. NEEDHAM, Hinsdale, 

 Ills. 



I wish to exchange Bird Eggs with collectors 

 thrrughout the United States and Canada. BERT 

 WILSON, Appanoose, Handcock Co., Ills. 



First-class Etigs for exchange, both in sets and 

 single, with data'. Correspondence solicited. S. W. 

 .ALLEN, care Abner Piatt & Co., Stock Yards, 

 Chicago, Ills. 



Wanted. — To exchange Foreign Stamps for first- 

 class Birds Eggs in sets. Correspondence solicited. 

 JAMES LEVY, 212S Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ills. 



To exchange. — First class Skins of 151, 254, 263, 

 ^22, 369. 375, 420, 4Q4, 526a, 557, for others. Corres- 

 pondence solicited. W. FORREST WEST, Greens- 

 burg, Ind. 



Wanted. An Egg of Californian Condor. I offer 

 in exchange a 32 Cal. Revolver, u.sed but little, good 

 as new. VAN LEWIS, Potsdam, New York. 



Indian Relics and Minerals in exchange for the 

 same. Correspondence solicited. CHARLES J. 

 COOPER, Box 16, Toledo, Iowa. 



Wanted. — To exchange a Nickel-Plated Hand 

 Bracket Saw with five blades for best offer of Eggs 

 from east or south. CHAS. N. STACK, Avoca, 

 Iowa. 



Will exchange a few Iowa Birds' Eggs for some 

 from a Southern State, as Texas, etc. B. R. 

 GRIFFITHS, Marathon, Buena Vista Co., Iowa. 



SCO Tin Tags, all different, for sale or exchange. 

 Flobert Rifle 22 short preferred in exchange. Corres- 

 pondence solicited. HARRY P.ALLORD, Roledo, 

 Iowa. 



Wanted. — To exchange No. 735 579, 580, 47S, 498, 

 431, 260, 289, and many others ; send stamp and list. 

 H. B. HURD, 618 Jewett Place, Minneapolis, Minn. 



To exchange the following : Second-class eggs, 357, 

 257, 382, 473, 263, 351, 135, 289, for best offer of first- 

 class eggs ; onlv accepted offer answered. B. F. 

 BASSETT, Barre, Mass. 



Wanted. — To exchange eggs with any amateur 

 collector, distant state preferred. Send list and get 

 mine. L. H. DAGGETT, Monmouth, III. 



First-class eggs in sets to exchange for same. Also 

 first-class eggs of Cal. Guillemot. Address T. 

 LILIENCRANTZ, 969 Broadway, Oakland, Cal. 



Wanted. — To exchange birds eggs for a pair of 

 guinea pigs, or a pair of white rabbits, or a Smith and 

 Wesson pistol. STEPHEN KEARNY, San Antonio, 

 Texas. 



Wanted. — To exchange for Bird's Eggs in large or 

 small quantities. Send lists, and if vou cannot 

 exchange, quote lowest cash price. FRANK H. 

 LATTIN, Albion, N. Y. 



Wanted. — To exchange birds eggs for the same, 

 with collectors in U. S. and Canada ; only first-class 

 eggs taken. Corresponcence solicited. E. GODSO, 

 Plattsburg, N. Y. 



A nickle hand bracket-saw and outfit, also Pecks 

 Compedium of Fun, containing 540 pages and qo. 

 engravings, and nicely bound. I'or Foreign Eggs 

 (single). A. W. NOLTE, Roland St., Los Angelos. 

 Cal. ^_ 



Fossils. — To exchange for anything in the specimen 

 line. Minerals preferred. C. S. HOBBIE, Hamp- 

 ton, Iowa. 



Wanted. — A large Heztograph . I will give in 

 exchange first-class birds eggs, single or in sets. T. 

 V. WILSON, Lock Box 246, Austin, Ills. 



Wanted. To exchange eggs with co lectors in the 

 north and West. F. L. SMITH, Brandon, Vt. 



EGGS . eggs; ! EGGS ! ! !— Would like to 

 receive exchange lists from field collectors having 

 authentic and nicely prepared sets of birds eggs for 

 exchange I have the following, and more than a 

 hundred other species to trade for those that would be 

 new to my collection. Western Grebe, Tufted Puffin. 

 Cassin's Auklet, Pigeon CUiillemot, Western Gidl, 

 Great Black-backed Gull. Ring-billed Gull, Caspian 

 Tern, Booby, Bran t's Cormorant, Baird's Cormorant, 

 Ruddy Duck, ^^ hooping Crane, Yellew-crowned 

 Night Heron, Purple Gallinule, (Jolden Plover, Texan 

 Bob-white. Plumed Parti idge. tiround Dove, Turkey 

 Vulture, Harris's Hawk, Audubon's Caracara, Bur- 

 rowing (jwl, Groove-billed Ani, Chuck-will's-wicow, 

 Texan Nighthawk, Black-chinned Hummingbird,. 

 Costa's Hummingbird, Say'.s Phoebe, Baird's Fly- 

 catcher, Desert Horned Lark, Ruddy Horned Lark, 

 Pinon Jay, Bryants Marsh Sparrow, Gambel's Spar- 

 row, Bell's Sparrow, Green-tailed Towhee, Cannon 

 Towh'e, Texan Cardinal, Blue Grosbeak, Kentucky 

 Warbler, Baird s Wren, Tufted Titmouse, Plain Tit- 

 mouse, Phainopepla. Nests can be furnished with 

 some of these sels. Have no eggs for sale. A. M. 

 INGERSOLL, Box 712, San Diego, California. 



Wanted. — To exchange cheap reading matter for 

 minerals or for first-class birds eggs in sets with data. 

 Correspondence desired. ALLLN L. TAFT, Oxford, 

 Mass. 



For Exchange. — Robin, Catbird, Bluebird, Wood- 

 thrush, Barn Swallow, Kingbird, Field Sparrow, 

 Yellow Hanas, Stamps, and many other eggs, for type 

 or eggs. Correspondence desired with all collectors. 

 R. A. EDWARDS, Brooks, Maine. 



Fossil corals (Devonian) fine showy cabinet speci- 

 mens (polished) collections from $1 50 and up. Ad- 

 dress JOHN T. PAINTIN, Coralville, Johnson Co., 

 Iowa, (Box 56). 



I have a large list of rare and common birds eggs in 

 sets to exchange for others in sets, with data. Send 

 list and receive mine in return. EUWIN C. DAVIS, 

 P. O. Box 405, Gainesville, Texas. 



Wanted.— To exchange Bird's Eggs or specimens 

 for a good Lady's Banjo. PUBLISHER OOLOGIST 

 Albion, N. Y. 



Exchange. — 679, 680, 685, 6gi, 656. 491, 571, 27s, 

 123. for 760, 505, 436, 439, 394, 47.3. 477. 128, 474. 

 GILLIN & MANN, \mbler, Montg. Co. Pa. 



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