THE MUSEUM. 



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1 Scarlet Tanger, male 25 



4 Western Yellowihroat 10 



2 Yellow-throat Vireo 12 



1 Cedar Bird _ 15 



1 Texas Wren 10 



1 Pariila Warbler _ _ 15 



•J White-crown Sparrow 15 



5 Tennessee Warbler 30 



1 Ovenbird , 15 



1 Crimson House Finch 15 



1 Bewick's Wren 15 



1 Pallid Wren-Tit _ 25 



3 Red-breasted Nuthatch 15 



3 Robins - 15 



10 Redpolls 10 



1 Red-wing Blackbird 15 



2 Purple Finch 10 



1 Brewer's Blackbird _ 15 



2 Audubon's Warbler 12 



1 Least Flycatcher 12 



3 Western Flycatcher 12 



1 Arkansas Kingbird 20 



4 Downy Woodpecker ., 12 



1 Great-crested Flycatcher 12 



1 Red-headed Woodpecker 15 



1 Ani and 2 young, each.- 20 



1 Indigo Bird 15 



1 Catbird .- 12 



1 Oregon Towbee 20 



I Abert's Towhee 50 



1 Wren-Tit iS> 



1 \'esper Sparrow 12 



4 White throated SpaiTow 10 



i Western Vesper Sparrow 12 



1 Kusvy -Song Sparrow 15 



1 Field Sparrow 12 



4 Snow Bunting 20 



3 Western Savannah Sparrow... 10 



1 Russet-back Thrush _ 20 



10 Homed Larks 10 



2Cowbirds 12 



1 Kingbird _ 15 



4 Prairie Horned Lark 15 



1 Buff-bellied Hummer 30 



1 Little Flycatcher '20 



4 Yellow-bellied Sapsucker _ '20 



4 Hairy Woodpecker 15 



2 Pine Siskin 15 



4 Flicker 15 



2 Savannah Sparrow 10 



1 Barn Swallow 15 



2 White-eye Towhee 20 



1 Samuel's Song Sparrow 15 



1 Towhee 15 



6 Song Sparrow 10 



1 Golden-crowned Sparrow 15 



1 Swamp Sparrow 12 



2 Chipping Sparrows 10 



2Tree Sparrow 10 



10 Canaries, house 10 



1 Peacock 1 00 



1 Wild Cat and Skull, large, 

 from Texas 2 nO 



Land and Marine Ccrios. 



We have the following fine curios 

 on hand and in most C!*ses in large 

 quantities. Of many we will sell to 

 parties who have an opportunity to 

 sell again, at a very close ligure. 

 Write us, giving an idea of how 

 many you could use. All of the fol- 

 lowing prices are prepaid if order 

 is .11.00 or ovei*. Under that amount 

 enclose lOc for postage and packing. 

 For a few dollars, one can get a col 

 lection from the following list, that 

 is both showy and highly instruc- 

 tive, when thor.">ughly studied. All 

 specimens are labelled plainly with 

 locality where found. 



Cassia S'-'Cd pod S 05 



Long red sea bean 02 



Liver bean, diameter 2 inches... 05 

 Betel nut. such as all East India 



natives chew 06 



Package cassia seeds 18 



Sea bean pod Ort 



"Crab tail" u-ed for penholder . 05 



Tarpon tcale 03 



Brown-bandi-d sea b3an 02 



Chinese horn nut. curious 03 



Package miamosa seeds 08 



Package coralline, Africa 10 



Sabre bean pods 15 



Acorn barnacle, cleaned 03 



Ditto, in pairs 05 



Shark tooth. Florida 05 



Alligator tooth. Florida 05 



Ditto, series 12, all different. 35 



Sperm whale tooth 30 



Goose barnacle 02 



Package Job's tears _ 08 



Red. yellow, b'ack and gray sea 



beans, each 01 



Sea fan 10 



Shark egg 05 



Devil tish egg 05 



Skate egg 05 



Nurse shark egg 25 



Leopard shark egg 08 



Mammoth Bahama beaver _ 60 



Large Bahama sea biscuit 25 



Hermit Crab in shell 15 



Lucky tooth from cod 05 



Atlantic sea urchin, small 



Ditto, large 



Mammoth purple urchin _ 



Cluh-spinned urchin, Bae 



Sand dollar, small 



Sand dollar, large 



California starfish 



Chinese starfish _ 



Brittle star, deeri^seas 



Serpent star, imperfect 



Black starfish „ 



Keyhole urchin 



Gorgouia root _ 



Sea moss, on cards, each 



Cactus wood cane „ 



Mexican pottery, piece 



Trap door spider nest in pail. . 



Trap door spider, mounted in a 

 box _ 



Scorpion, ditto 



Horned toad, ditto 



Purple sea fern, fine 



Orange gorgouia 



Purple gorgouia 



Brown gorgouia 



Curio sponges, many species, 

 each 



Branch coral, nice pieces 



Choice branch coral, from Tor- 

 res Straits, rare 



6 all different of above 



Cup sponge, fine 



Organpipe coral 



Pink Coral, flue 



Rose Coral 



•20 nice pieces of corals, all diff- 

 erent, prepaid tor 



Indian water basket 



Gun flints, perfect, tine 



Indian arrows, tipped, fine 



Botanical collection of 54 spec- 

 imens scientifically labelled... 



Book of Black Hills wild flow 

 ers. finely made, labeled 



A larger si/.e. with double num- 

 ber of specimens, all labeled.. 



Big tree bark. 4 by 4 _ 



Sword fish sword. '28 incti 



Entire piece of Piieble pottery. 



Ml unted lobster, a rare species 

 from Key West. Florida, very 

 fine 



Cow fish, mounted, fine _ 



Toad fish, stnffed 



Porcupine fish, stuffed 



A large variety of Crabs, finely 

 prepared, miuy very beauti- 

 ful, each 



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Make up your orders by return mail aud they will have prompt and careful alteation. 

 Teachers will find a collection of the above specimens very useful and instructive in tta'hing. 



Address plainly. 



WALTER F. WEBB, Mgr., ALBION, N. Y. 



For Sale in Any Quantity. 



$1500 Worth of Genuine 



Sioux Indian Relics! 



Will be pleased to give descriptions and quote pr'ces to I'ealers or collectors 



on anything they may desire. 



E. C. SWIGERT, Indian Trader, 



Lock Box 325. GORDON, NEB. 



