THE MUSEUM. 



WANTS, EXCHANGES AND FOR SALES. 



All iiDtii'PS that come uiuler Hhove will bo insiTted iu this liepartiumit until fuitlier notice 

 at OIK' (1) cent a word. No notice loss than 3r)C. Terms Cash with trtlor. No ckiiryc for 

 adtin.ts. I shall at all times endeavor to koop parties, whose reputation is of a doubtful char- 

 acter fiom u>ing thc^e columns. 



KOK SALK —i moose heails, 1 scalp, 

 mounted Snowy and (ireat Horned Owls, 

 American Bittern, Owl skins. Buffalo horns, 

 Klk antlers, etc. CHKIS P KOKtJK, Carman, 

 Manitoba. 



WILL EXCHANGE 1000 yurds of aJl wool 

 dress goods for old crockery, showy shells, 

 showy minerals, perfect relics of the Mound 

 Builder or Indian. Dress goods are warrant- 

 ed pirfect. no damaged goods. Send lisr of 

 what you have to exchange, give number of 

 yards wanted, send for samples, give shades 

 wanted. Address G. M. SHERMAN, 3110 

 Wortbington St., Springheld, Mass. 



IF VOL' WISH to subscribe for any natural 

 history magazines or run any ads. let me 

 know. I'remiums offered and specimens tak- 

 en in exchange. W. H. HILLEK, 147 W. '-'8d 

 St , l>is Angeles, Calif. 



YOUR NAME, address and branch of Na 

 tural History you are interested in on a pos- 

 tal card will be taken in exchange for our 

 1899 list The collecting season soon opens 

 and you will be in need of supplies. Send at 

 once for our Price List KERR'S NATURAL 

 HISTORY ESTABLISHMENT, Blencoe, la. 



HAVE small lots of mounted birds and 

 bird skins to exchange for postage siamps. 

 No trash wanted. Send oflei- and yet my 

 lists. J. W. BUHLERT, Gray St., Arlington, 

 Mass. 



GEMS of the Roekies:— Semi for list of Fine 

 Opals, Amethyst, Topaz, four Gold and Silver 

 specimens with one Colorailo wild tlower, 

 nicely mounted, 20c. E. W KIMBALL, 1122 

 Pearl St., Boulder. Colo. 



PHOTOGRAPHS of Kiowa. Comanche, 

 Wichita, Apache. Caddo, Delaware andSionx 

 Indians and camp scenes to exchange for In- 

 dian relics, ancient or modern. AH photo- 

 ?Taphs taken by myself during last two vears. 

 )R. J. F. ROV\'ELL. Stamford, Conn 



WANTED IN IOWA.— Agents wanted in 

 every town in Iowa to sell "rhe Perry " Per- 

 fection FouMiain Pen. Its a cracker Jack. 

 Sample, postpaid. ?1. Write for agents 

 prices KERR S NAT HIST. ESTAB , Slate 

 Agency. Blencce, Iowa. 



PROCEEDINflS of Scientific Bodies. We 

 have many (if these which we will sell very 

 reasonably. Have 8 vols. Proceedmgs Acaif- 

 emv Natural .Science and many others. W. 

 F \\EBB, Mgr. Albion, N V 



SETS OF EGGS PREPAIDr-Spotted Owl 



1-2. $4; Mourning Warbler 1 2, *l .".O; Chach- 

 alaca 1 A. 7.")c; American Herring Gull 1 'A. 30c; 

 Sooty Tern 1-1. l.^c; (ireat Horned Owl 1-3, 

 $1 i)0; While Ibis 1-3, 30c; Snapping Turtle 

 1-25, $1 .50; Red Lagged Turtle 17, .'JOc; Clap- 

 per Rail 1-7. (iOc; American Bittern 1-8, 90c; 

 Pied billed Grebe 1 G. 35c; Gannet 1-1, 20c; L. 

 B. Marsh Wren 1-6. .24; Prothonotary Warb- 

 ler 1-5, 60c; Bobolink l-.'i, 75c; Blue Jay 1-4, 

 16c; Chestnut collared Longspur 1-3, 7.5c; Cal- 

 fornia Towhee 1-4, 16c; California Thrasher 

 1 2, IGc; White winged Dove 12, 16; Mc- 

 Cown's Longspur 1-3, $1; Red shouldered 

 Hawk 14, 60c; Virginia Rail 19, 80c. Over 

 300 kinds of single eggs at i to i of list price. 

 W. F. WEBB, Mgr , Albion, N. Y. 



WANTED. -Old Crockery. Glass, Brass 

 and Pewter ware, old arms, anything and 

 everything in the curiosity line. Will pay 

 cash or sell on commission. 25 years exper- 

 ience in selling curiosities, museums and 

 school collections a specialty. (J. M. SHER- 

 MAN, Commi.'sion Dealer, 390 Worthiugton 

 St., Spri ngfield. Mass. 3tf 



FINELY MOUNTED DEER HEADS. Vol- 

 umes Report Bureau Ethnology. Coues' Key 

 to Birds N. A.. Minnie balls from civil war 

 battlefields. Will exchange for Indian relics 

 or reli « of war MiuUi he induced to sell for 

 ca^h W. B HINSDALK M. D , Ann Arbor. 

 Mich. 



MINERAL COLLECTIONS:— We have the 



following minerals all crncked up ready to 

 m .ke into small collections, for students in 

 mineralogieal classes. Sime teachers have 

 used each sprin? from .5(1 to 60 collections, 

 gi\ inif llieni to ili^' M-hniars at actual cost. 

 Hire i> ihe. list th ii ate r,ady now: Asphal- 

 tum, Allanite. Aciiuuliie, Alabaster. Albite, 

 Andalusite, Beryl. Boltonite. Calcite, Chal- 

 cedony, Chalcopyrite, Cone-in-Cone, Crinoid 

 Lime>tone, Calc Spar, Crystalized Calcite, 

 Dolomite. Flint. Galena, Garneis in Rock. 

 Gypsum, (iold Quartz. Hematite, Iceland 

 Spar, Limonite, .Magnesiie, Milky Quartz, 

 Magnetite, Marble, Orlhoclase. Onyx. Pectol- 

 ite. Pudding Stone. Pyrites, Petrihcd Wood, 

 Pyrolusite, Parcelainite, t^uartz geode, 

 Stalactite, Satin Spar, Selenite, Tour- 

 maline, Talc. Wernerite We will send a 

 sample collection of all of above for 70c pre- 

 paid Twenty live colleclions for $10.00; 40 

 collections for $14 00 If above does not cov- 

 er your wants write us. WALTER F. 

 WEBB. Albion, N V. 



