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THE MUSEUM. 



War 



on high prices at ruy place- 

 Call and see. Rotary, bevel- 

 edge, leaf-shaped arrow 

 heads, 5 to l.'ic. each; Stem Base. Round 

 Base, Level Base, Notched Base, 3 to 15c. 

 each. Scrapers, 3 to 10c Suades. 15 to 70c. 

 Axes, 25c to $2.00. Celts, 15 to 35c. Spear 

 heads, 8c to $1.00. Tin. Spear Heads, C5c ea. 

 Discoidial stones, 50c each. Fine Gorgets, 

 35 to 75c. Slate ornaments, 35 to 80c. Game 

 stones, 25c. Large pestles, 25c to $1.00. 



Special Packets. No. 1. 10 varieties of 

 Selected Relics, perfect guaranteed, 00 cents. 



No. 2. 6 varieties of rare perfect relics from 

 Rhode Island and Connecticut, 60c. 



No. 3. 12 varieties relics, beauties showing 

 rare types, black, pink and yellow Uint $1.10. 



No. 13. 7 varieties of relics, beads, money, 

 heads and spears, perfect, 25c. 



No. 17. 25 varieties relics including spades, 

 axes, game stones, etc. Picked specimens 

 and perfect, $2.75. 



Packet No. 27. 15 varieties of rare curios- 

 ities, minerals, relics, etc. ; worth 75c. I sell 

 it at present for only 20c. Drawings of rare 

 relics, special otTer, "etc., for 2c. stamp Price 

 list free. Remit by money order. Postage 

 on above extra. Take advantage of these 

 low prices as they may not occur again this 

 season. My coin list of purchasing prices 

 costs you 5c. The best in the market and 

 most accurate. Yours for business. 



W. Perry Arnold, 

 StoningtOD, Conn. 



Special New Year's present for onlv 5c. 

 postpaid. 



^1 give a 



Good deal for the money. 



12 fine i3^{'X2 inch Minerals, 5i.oo; 25 

 fine 2x2 inch Minerals for $2.00; 50 fine 

 2x2 inch Minerals for S3.75. 



Above are fine for study for school or 

 private Collector's Cabinet. 



100 2x3 academy size Minerals, Rocks 

 and Ores, including many fine clusters 

 of Crystals and 15 Fossils for ;j;25.oo. 

 All sytematic and correctly labeled and 

 sent by freight or express. Freight Si. 30 

 for 100 lbs. to Illinois. Express, 2 lbs. 

 30c., 7 lbs. $1.00 to an}' eastern point. 



A RARE and beautiful series of 7 white 

 Chalcedony Geodes, all differing inter- 

 nall}', of local character from Cheyenne 

 River marl beds, Black Hills, for ^1.75, 

 postpaid for the seven. Single Geodes, 

 any one a gem, for 25 to 35c. by mail. 

 Large catalogue of Minerals, Fossils 

 Indian Stone and Buckskin Relics for 

 stamp. L. W. STILWELL, 



Deadwood, S. D. 



Bargains in Sioux Indian Relics. 



White quartz stone head war clubs, raw- 

 l.ide covered handles with steer tail penants, 

 $2.25 each. Native stone head war clubs, 

 rawhidn covered handles with steer tail pen- 

 nant, $1.25 each. Steel point, 3 feathered 

 arrows, 8 lor $100. Pappoose carriers, fid 1 

 beaded on fancy support sticks (large size), 

 $7.00 each. Red pipestone pipes, stems ele- 

 gantly decorated with porcupine (juill work, 

 $2.5(1 each. Plain red pipestone pipes, 75c to 

 $1.25 each. Heavily beaded, long tobacco 

 bags $2 50 to $3,00 each. Squaw necklaces, 

 containing 24 to 40 — 3 inch long bone beads, 

 with medicine bag, $2.00 to $4 00 each. Large 

 full beaded moceassins, !-inew sewed with 

 rawhide soles, $1.25 per pair, Pappoose 

 moccasins, 50c to 75c per pair. Fancy paint- 

 ed pappoose bows with good sinew strings, 

 75c each. Sent by express prepaid at above 

 prices. 



E. C. SWIGERT, 



Interpreter and Indian Trader, 

 GORDON, NEB. 



Schools! Schools! Schools! 



I offer anything in ilc lire of School 

 Collections. Tlie siiiullcr Mammals 



mounted. Stuffed liird-i and Skins, Kggs 

 with nests in ■ci^ and singles. 

 Corals, Minerals and Sliells, All orders of 

 Insects with Biological Collections of the 

 same, as ova, larvae cocoons and imagines. 

 Silkworm Moths.ditferent species with worms, 

 cocoons anil eggs for silk culture Beautiful 

 Bntterllies from every lanfl Being a teacher 

 of Natinal History myself I know from ex- 

 perience what i-i needed. Collections made 

 up to suit any Schocd, Cabinet anil Instrum- 

 ents. Send io cents in stamps for my new 

 lists. 



PROF. CARL BROWN, Natdralist, 

 Baugor, Me, U. S. A 



Do you want fine Minerals 

 from all over the world? 



Rare, choice, cheap. Perfectiou, quality, beauty and 

 Color. Very flue crystals, brilliant colors. Wonder- 

 ful combination. Hundreds of rare and beautiful 

 things to enrich and adora your Cabinet. Very low 

 prices. Write to me. It will pay you, 



ARTHUR N. FULLER, Lawrence, Kansas. 



ATURALIST and Museum Supply 

 Depot. All goods requiied by Nalur- 

 uralists. Send 10 cents for complete 

 catalogue. 



FRANK B. WEBSTER CO., 

 Hyde Park, Mass. 



SOMETHING NEWl 



75 varieties of Minerals, lO pounds $1 -OO 

 LIST FREE. 



N.L.WILSON, 170 Tremont St., BOSTON, MASS. 



