Exchange Column. 
Our Exchange Column is free toall subscribers. All 
Cash offers for this column must be paid for at the rate 
of % cent per word. 
EXCH ANGE,—Two stamp albums, 2 war sabres,ca- 
nteen, pistol, lot of large cents, Indian relics, opera gla- 
sses and other articles to exchange lor Columbian and 
other U.S, stamps. I want ,a kodac also, List for stamp. 
R, D. Hay, Winston, N. C. 
600.00 in Conferate and Alabama 
nge for arrow points ot any kind. 
Money.— I have $ 
stutes money, to excna 
E. B. Sims, Bo« S. Gainesville, Texas. 
FOR EXCHANGE,— Bird. Nesting in Northwett 
Canada (cloth). Every issue of the Oologist and Young 
Oologist from 1 st. issue up todate andalso thn Nidiolo- 
Will exchanze for a good 
Paul P. Me. 
gist and other magazines etc. 
camera 4x5 or 5x8, all letters answered. 
Ginty 120 Lumpkin,St., Athens, Ga. 
TO EXCHANGE —for good field glass. Florida 
Curios Live or stuffed ‘birds, Snakes, or animals, also 
alcoholic specimens. eggs and many other things 
A. M. Nicholson, Orlando, Fla. 
WANTED — Correspondence with collectors who 
can furnish Minerals and Fossils from everywhere, also 
Miocene clay from Oregon, Washington and California. 
Prof. Arthur M. Edwards M. D. rr Washington St. 
Newark, New Jersey. 
EXCHANGE.—In my collection of some two hundred 
birds the two finest specimens were embalmed eight yea- 
rsago. Full instructions with recipe for compound m 
exchange for an A No.1 set with dafa of either AO U 
No’s, 207—208—211 > 212— 214— or 219. R. D, Goss, ¢ 
Box tor New Sharon, lowa. 
EXCHANGE FOR NATURALIST. —\V-ar relics = sam 
from Gettysburg and Antietam and Indian relies for Ind- ; 
ian relics. Arrow points from,Western States wanted. by 
T. B. Stewart, Lock Haven, Penn, ae 
ry ri > an . . ie 2: 
WANTED. -— First class specimens of Southern and ah 
Western LeprpopTera, im ptpers, for which I can offer in : 
many fine sets of eggs with data.W ALTON MITCHEDE, ae ; 
504 Summit Ave. St. Paut, Munn. 3 as 
For SALt,—Rare Australi in shells over 20 years old 4 an 
rare kinds post free only 10 cts. H. B. Vesey, . oa 
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Box, 345. Nortolk, Va. st ee: 
I W. ANT to exchange unidentined fossils forany kind 
of curios or specimens or old fire-arms Harry E. Spati> oy : “a 
ING, 202 So. Babe soot ILLs, : re 
EXCHANGE —I will give first class skins of 
Oregon birds, for small .mammal skins, with unbroken 
skulls. Bernard J. Bretherton, McCoy Oregon. 
TO EXCHANGE — Any thing in the line of Fla. 
Curios, Birds Eggs, Skins of Birds, Snakes, Animals ete. 
Also stuffed specimens of same. Alcoholic specimens. 
I want good Gamera for same, suitable for carrying into 
the woods on collecting trips. A. M. “Nicholson, 
Orlando Florida. 
VO EXCHANGE.— Opals both rough and polished. 
Garnets and all New England Minerals, for Western 
minerals and ores, Robert Burnham, Dennis, Mass® 
WANTED. — The name and address of everyone 
interested’ in Ornithology Archaeology or Mineralogy. 
Send names on postal to the Oregon Naturalist 392 
Morrison St: Portland Oregon. 
TO EXCHANGE — I have old and foreign coins 
minerals and rare shells to exchange for Indian relics, 
especially arrow points. Let me know what you have. 
J. A. Buchanan, North Yamhill, Oregon. 
BILL— A Gavtetiorata bill to Cae nee Foe each 
Oregon Arrow point sent me. 
(Geo, O. Greene Box 41. Princeton II’ 
I WANT — to exchange old Flint-Lock Guns, Musk- 
ets, Horse Pistols, etc. for mounted Birds in_ strictly. 
first class and full plumage. 
Casper Loucks, York, Pa 
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EXCHANGE..~ Cood sets of AOU No’s. 204 ar 3 
326—444—477—488—498—595—6 12—613 616—617-766 — 
Cap honey-comb fossil coral,and Brachiopods, Foreign” 
and U, S$. Postage sta.nps, Cornelian agates,and fragm= f 
-ents of Indian Pottéfy, exchange for Arrow heads, Bird 
points, and, sets of 421 —430—431, or any preceding 2or, 
Send good specimens,’ stating your wants,and 1 wall 
guarantee to satisfy you. P, ©. Wonds, Spencer, Iova. 
FLORIDA: EGGS In’ é .chinge tor others, Blu. Blue 
Jay 1-5, 4-4, 2-3. Cardinal 1-4,°1-3, Log Shrikeg 6, 1-5. a 
Fla. Crow 1-3 Brown Vasher 1-4. Flicker 1-5, 1-4. Ore- be 
hard Ortole 1-4. Pied billed Grebe 1-5 Yellow pilled Cuc- 
koo 1-3. Fla. Gallinule 2-6, 2-5. Snowy He.on 2-4, L. ie 
‘Heron 3- 4,-2-3..F ix; Bobwhite 1-8. Send your hist, Cor-« 
respondence solicired.R.W Williams Jr, Tal! ahasses, Fla hte 
SKINS— I will iS >xchange skias or mounted birds of the 
“China Pheasants. For skins of Eastern birds. 
~W. B. Malleis Cedar Mills Wash. Co. 
22 — samples, all different, of my fancy cards, ine nen . = 
Beaded, Gold Bevel, Hidden Name, Japanese, Coren ee ae oe 
Basket Florals, etc. etc sent to'any address for only roc. — 
Send for all my lists. You cin make money acting ei : 
my Agent. Ellsworth Lentz. Lock Box, 6. Baker City, Qre 
Oregon. 
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Wanted To complete file No’s 2 & ro. Vol. 1,of the 
Austin, Tex. Natutalist, & No. 
Orezon Naturalir’., Foster H. Bacay 
2148, Boston, Mass. 
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