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THE OOLOGIST. 



EXCHANGES AND WANTS, Continued. 



ALL future transactions in Birds Eggs should 

 bf and with "Lattin'' must be based on the pric- 

 es given iQ the New ''Standard Catalague." 



WANTED.— Offers in Birds' Eggs for •■"War- 

 ranted fine silver," hunting case watch. Send 

 f 1 in eggs and see it yourself. R. LEY, Co- 

 bourg. 6nt., Canada. 



WANTED.— First-class telescope. $8 or more. ■ 

 Offered, arrowpoints, single eggs, trees, shrubs, 

 flowers and insects from this locality. Writ«, 

 C. E. PLEAS, Clinton, Ark. 



A collection of named, mounted Beetles, 85 

 pairs. .T() kinds. inchidini^ 5 pairs Dynastes tityus 

 worth *10 or more, to exchange for best offer of 

 flrst-clas.s eggs, sets with data. Address 

 THOMAS ALLEN SMITH WICK, Walke, Ber- 

 tie Co.. North Carolina. 



WANTED.— First-class birds' si«ins in ex- 

 change for full sets, with data, of N. A. Birds' 

 eggs. Only 1st class specimens given and taken. 

 All mail 'answered. D. FRANK KELLER, 

 Naturalist. Reading. Pa.. 



RECEIPT fo'' petryfying wood, etc. 30c., re- 

 ceipt for embalming birds. 30c., both 50c., in 

 eggs. WILL SPEED, 308 Monmouth, St., 

 Galesburg. lit. 



100 HANDSOME DATA BLANKS, printed 

 in red or black, with cut of nest and eggs in 

 corner, and your name and address under 

 •'Oological Collection of," for every full set of 

 eggs sent me worth 75c. or over. F. W. Mc- 

 CORMACK. Leighton, Ala. 



I HAVE an International Stamp album and 

 287 stamps, full value ^S..50. will exchange for 

 $5 worth of minerals or Indian Relics. A Ten- 

 nis Raquet worth %i.H) for SI. .50 Minerals or Rel- 

 ics. L. W. DELANO. Austin. Ills. 



THESE SKINS, Kentucky Warbler, Or- 

 chard Oriole (?). Spotted Sandpiper 1st class 

 and Whip-poor-will fair, for 1st class Turnstone, 

 Black Skimmer, or Logcock. J. C. GALLO- 

 "W^AY, Montgomery, Ohio. 



FOR EXCHANGE.— A. O. U. 337 1-3, and 

 474b 1-3 also a few singles, for any of the follow- 

 ing, 325 l-'J. 417 1-1. 4-^0 1-1. 231 1-.5, 1 1-3, 2 1-3, 13 

 1-3, 77 1-4, 10 i 1-2. 3?3 1-3. .552 1-4, .552a 1-3, 687 1-3, 

 721b 1-.5, 725 1-S. J, E. HOUSEMAN, Aylmer, 

 Ont., Canada. 



EXCHAN'GE.— First-class sets with data of 

 this and other localit'es to exchange for same. 

 Also ifi lot of showy singles to exchange for sets. 

 Sendli-ts. .JESSE W. MILLER, 1104Dallas 

 Ave.. Houston Tex.is. 



I WILL give the "Great Divide's" Gem-stone 

 cabinet of -'O Gemstones for original set of 

 Cooper's Hawk Eggs, with Data. JAMES 

 ODELL, Jr.. Austin. Tex. 



FOR SALE— foung Bald Eagle, in good 

 health. Will sell for CASH. CLARENCE 

 MILLER, Frankfort, Ind. 



TO EXCHANGE— Sets with data for the same 

 common. Southern or Western eggs preferred. 

 A. H. WALLACE, 235 Claremont Ave., Mont- 

 Clair, N. J. 



TO EXCHAN te:-A. O. U. flrst class sets 

 with full data 4 1.5 1-:; I/4. 477a 14 K 1-5, 593 % }i, 

 622 5^. 70-i K 1-5. 705 \(. 71'< >< 1-5. 729 X 1.5 for 

 Others. CHAS. WISE. York Station, Alabama. 



ALL future transactions in Birds Eggs 

 sAoMid Si" and with "Lattin" must be based on 

 the prices given in the New "Standard Cata- 

 ogue." 



WANTED to Exchange— a fine collection of 

 Birds Eggs for a Bicyle. Eagle ordinary or Vic- 

 tor Safety preferred. Send stamp for particu- 

 lars. FRED JONES, P. O. Box, No, 54, Mar- 

 tin's Ferry, O. 



WANTED, a Winchester or Marlin repeating 

 rifle, 32 calibre, or larger. Smith & Wesson re- 

 volver. Will give good exchange in Birds eggs, 

 Books. 20 Guage Collecting gun, and outfit. 

 Brass Telescope, Watch, 22 calibre Pistol, 

 C. BYRON VANDERCOOK, Odin, Ills. 



TO EXCHANGE— I have 150 Birds Eggs, 100 

 different kinds. Exchange for Watch or single 

 breech-loading Shot Gun. 12 guage. with all im- 

 provements. J. H. GRAHAM, West Buxton, 

 Maine. 



FOR SALE— a5 sets with data. 175 eggs, 

 books, instruments, papers, and supplies, must 

 be sold immediately without regard to price. 

 Back numbers of "Youth's Companion," Indian 

 relics, etc. to exchange for any offers. B. H. 

 BL ANTON, Frankfort. Ky. 



WANTED— Cash offers for an A 1 collection 

 of fi6 varieties complete sets, listed at 117.00. 

 Also a lot of duplicate sets and singles, 150 

 trays, drills, and complete vols, of "Oologist'' 

 and, ■'Ornithologist andlOologist." climbers, etc. 

 H. M. HALL, 3'.J9 1st St., Riverside, Cal. 



FIRST-CLASS eggs in sets with data, and 

 singles to exchange for singles and Davie's Key 

 in paper. Correspondence desired. W. E. 

 ROBBINS, North Cahocton, N. Y. 



TO EXCHANGE— First-class skins with full 

 data to exchange for same. Also climbers, tel- 

 escopes, and books on Ornithoiotrv, for skins. 

 WM. T. SMITH, 1145 Broad Street, Phila. 



AGENTS WANTED ON SALARY 



or commission, to handle the new Patent Chem- 

 ical Ink Erasing Pencil. The quickest and 

 gi-eatest selling novelty ever produced. Erases 

 ink thoroughly in two "seconds. No abrasion of 

 paper. Work's like magic. 200 to 500 per cent 

 profit. One Agent's sales amounted to $ 90 in 

 six days. Another $32 in two hours. Previous 

 experience not necessary. For terms and full 

 particulars, address. THE MONROE ERASER 

 Mf'g Co., La Crosse, Wis. x 456. JeBt 



ALLIGATOR EGGS wanted in hundred or 

 thousand lots. Must be first-class, side blown. 

 Write stating quantity you can fiimish. with 

 cash or exchange price. I would also like a few 

 hundred snake eggs. FRANK H. LATTIN, 

 Albion. N. Y. 



fift What $1 will bring when sent to (Ift 



«ro C. L. FREEMAN, Chadron, Neb. m 



Photograph of "Wounded Knee" Battltteld. 



" •• Burial of the Dead after Battle. 



" " Beef Issue at Pine Ridge. 



" Chief Red Cloud or BloodyHand 

 Or for $2 I will send the above collection and 

 Photograph of Red Cloud's House. 

 " Chief Sitting Bull. 

 " " Three Hostile Chiefs. 



Pair of genuine Sioux moccasins. 

 Catalogue of Indian Relics and Photographs 

 sent for 3 cent stamp. C. L. FREEMAN. Je'^t 



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