THE MUSEUM. 



WANTS, EXCHANGES AND FOR SALES. 



All notices that come uiuler above will be inserted in this department until further notice 

 at one (1) cent a word. No notice less than 25c. Terms Cash with order. No cluirge for 

 address. I shall at all times endeavor to keep parties, whose reputation is of a doubtful char- 

 acter from using these columns. 



I'AKTIKS desiring sets, birds and mammal 

 skins, alcoholic specimens of reptiles and ba- 

 tracians or any branch of natural science 

 from Southern Texas should correspond with 

 us. Fine sets and series a specialty. .J. M 

 & JAMKS J. CARROLL. Refugio, Texas 



TO KXCHANG^^— Geodes, all colors, sizes 

 and kinds; Fresh Water Shells from the Miss- 

 issippi River; Indian Arrows. Speai-s and 

 Axes. Wanted: U. S. and State Surveys. 

 Tryons and other works on Shells and Fos- 

 sils. I have also manv Surveys to exchange 

 for others. Z. T. SNIVELY, Box 52, Way- 

 land, Mo. 



PET COONS:— About eight mouths old. 

 perfectly gentle, fairly well trained and arc 

 favuriks. Will take $5 each, cash, or .$10 in a 

 desirable exchange. W. W. SHELLEV, El 

 Dorado, Kans. 



A FINE Lot of Bird Skins. 

 FRED FREY, Sandusky, O. 



Send for list. 



TO EXCHANGE:— Birds Eggs both Amer- 

 ican and Foreign species, sets only. Want 

 eggs, both common and rare, a'so bird skins 

 and b-iund books Address with lists. FRANK 

 HARRIS, LaCrescent, Houston Co., Minn. 



FOR SALE, or will exchange for fine In- 

 dian relics or minerals, a collection of U. S. 

 and foreign coins 230 pieces, ^o' varieties 

 postage stamps anrt about 2500 good dupli 

 cates. The lot will catalogue over $700. All 

 letters answered. S. BAUER, 117 Central 

 Ave., Owego, N. Y. 



OUR STOCK of Kggs and SAj/i.? are being 

 closed out at ruinous prices to make room for 

 the extensive line of shells now being un- 

 packed. We have one line lot of shells suit- 

 able for a college or museum, covering OOOO 

 species and 30.000 shells. These are kept 

 separate from our regular stock but will be 

 sold /or /-isA for just one-fourth their catal- 

 ogue value. The collection is a great bar- 

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



WILL EXCHANGE good labelled shells or 

 curios from this locality for any good books 

 on natural science. State condition and val- 

 ue, and enclr)se stamp for mv list of speci 

 mens. W H UILLEK. 147 W 231 St , Los 

 Angeles. Calif. 



FOR SALE: — Unmounted photographs "i 

 Niagara Falls and other places 4x5, 3"ictH. 

 a dox.: Oxs. 75cts.; Stereo, -lOcts '' K 

 WALTER. Fremont, Ind. 



FOR SA[.,E, Arrow-head Scarf Pin mount- 

 ed in rolieil gold 50>i , and in silver 75,'. each; 

 also a lot of very .small Bird Points. Want 

 Minerals. Curiosities and Indian R'ilics. 

 CHAS. R. HESrON, Sidney, O. 2tD 



CHOICE SHELLS:— Did you see our ad. of 

 tine shells in last number of Musel'.m. We 

 now have thcni and they are the most attrac- 

 tive lot ( ver handled, 15000 specimens of all 

 shapes, sizes and colors. Let us send you a 

 trial lot. Give us an idea of wants so we can 

 please yon. All scientifically lab:vled. W. F. 

 WEBB, Mgr., Albion, N. V 



TO EXCHANGE;-Shells.Echinoderms and 

 Marine specimens from C;ilifornia. Central 

 America and West Indies; for a good guitar, 

 Washburn inimilnlin or ofl'ers. No specimens 

 wanted. E C STARKS, 414 Elm St , Wash- 

 ington. D. C. 



OLD PIANO for SALE: 5? octaves; 8 uni 

 sons to each nolo; 48 brsss and 150 steel 

 strinss, none wrapped. Instrument made in 

 LoimIoo, d.ate, 1807. J. D DUKOSE, Hugue- 

 not. Georgia. U S. A. 



THE NEW SHELL LfSC is now oui. Its 

 a handy thing for all collectors and dealers in 

 shells Send 2c stamp if you want '■ "' 

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



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FOR SALE:-0 Oregon arrow points sec- 

 onds, (i shell beads from Inilian grave, 2 ar- 

 row p dnls from Penn. and one piece of pot- 

 tery from Pa. All postpaid for 50 cents. 

 GEO A STRAUSS. West Alexander. Pa. 



I STILL have eggs of Coots. V. Galinules, 

 B. Terns, T B Grebes B. C N. Herons, Yel 

 lowhead Blackbirds. Virginia Rail-i. Sora 

 Rails, Marsh Wrens. I want any Natural 

 History specimens or curios that I_ have not 

 got in my mii-rtini DEI. OS HATCH, Oak- 

 field, Wis. 



WANTED '>i>'>-y\. (...■.■' Grav and Arc- 

 tic Hiirned 0«ls. Peacrck. Gray W(df, I-ynx, 

 Coyote. Wildcat. Heads of large game, un- 

 mounted, and offers. Can oll'i'r mounted 

 deer heads, birds, deer horns, skins and c;tsh 

 if cheap. Send list of what \ ou have with 

 lowest price JOHN CLAYTON, Lincoln. 

 Maine. 



INDIAN PIPES:— We still have a few of 



those odil Tnscarora stone pipes, with long 

 stems. Sample prepai<l for $1. W.F.WEUU. 

 Mgr., Albion, N. "' 



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