THE (3()L0GIST. 



ARTIFICIAL GLASS EYES. 



Our Slock of Glass E^-es is undoubtedly 

 the largx'st west of Boston. We will con- 

 tinue to sell, as heretofore at biy discounis 

 from regular rates. Try us. List Free. 



ENTOMOLOGISTS ! We have a full 

 supply of Insect Pins, "good as the best 

 and cheap as the cheapest." Our cork is 

 the best for the money ever brought into 

 the market. Our setting, or mounting 

 boards are first-class and cheap. 



OOLOGISTS should send for our prices 

 on oological supplies of all kinds, before 

 ordering elstwhere. 



BOOKS. We can supply you with any 

 book desired, and oftentimes at less titan 

 pubUt<her'>i prices. We make a specialty of 

 scientific publications. List Free. 



PAPERS. ^Ye receive subscriptions for 

 all periodicals, many of them at greatly 

 reduced rates. List Free. 



yVe especially call your attention to the 

 following : 



BIG REDUCTION 



IN PRICES OF 



North American Eggs, 



RIDGWAY'S NOMENCLATURE. 



I, 7c; 4a, 37c; 47, 22c; 67, 4c; 88, 22c; 161, 

 21c; 204a, 15c; 275, 45c; 301, 15c; 372, 22c; 

 378, 4c; 387, 15c; 395, 48c; 470«, 75c; 480, 

 9c: 490, 15c; 494, 9c; 495, lOc; 496, 35c; 

 522, 35c; 571, 10c; 574, 10c; 579, lOc. 585, 

 75c; 658, 50c; 673, 15c. 



i>roTic;E3. 



By Special arrangement with the pub- 

 lishers of The Oologist we will send it for 

 one year, free, to every person purchasing 

 gO(xls from us to the amount of two dollars, 

 providing they mention that they saw the 

 advertisement in The Ooi.ooist. 



The Hoosier Naturalist. 



Vol. II, Complete. Price 60 Cents. 

 This magazine contains a vast amount of 

 interesting Natural History Lore, many 

 illustrations, and, inciudiug the advertise- 

 ments, makes a volume of nearly 350 pages. 

 It will be mailed yj-ee, with all orders for 

 curiosities or eggs at reeular rates amount- 

 ing to $1.50. 



Address all orders to 



R. B. Trouslot &. Co., 



37 & 39 Col. Ave., Valparaiso, Ind. 



THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS 



is a complete newspaper in all that 

 constitutes the best tyj)e of American 

 journalliun. It s a niember of the 

 Associated Press, and is the only 'i- 

 cent inoriiinir paper in Cheago that 

 possesses this first essent al to a com- 

 plete news serv ce. In addition it has 

 its own private leased wires connect- 

 ing its office with Washington and 

 New York. It pnnts all the news. 



THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS 



Is an independent paper, It recog 

 nizes the utility of nolitical parties as 

 means for the accomplishment of 

 pioper ends, but it declines to regard 

 anv mere party as afltsuoject for un- 

 questioning adoration. It is unbiased 

 in its presentation of political news. 



THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS 



Is a ' short-and-to-tlie-po nt" paper. 

 It leaves to the 'blanket-sheets" the 

 monopoly of tiresome and worthless 

 amplification. It says all that is to 

 be said in the shortest possible man- 

 ner. It is a paper for busy people. 



IHE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS 



Now prints and sells over 175,000 

 copies per day— a larger c.rcula- 

 tion tl'.an that of all the other Ch caff > 

 dailies combined. Sold by all news 

 dealers at two cents per copy. Mailed 

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 Address Victor F. Lawson, Publisher 

 the DAILY NEWS, 123 Fifth Ave.. 

 Chicago, 111. 



I'he Chieago Weekly News 



Eight pages, 64 columns, is the largest 

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