THE OREGON NATURALIST 



WiWrnns Bargain Column 



THE NUMISMATIST. 



Here nrj fine desirable MINERALS from 

 every continent on the globe ,also a fine lot of 

 Massachusetts minerals, You wont hr.ve a 

 chance to buy minerals so cheap again this year 

 All prepaid and a years subscripsion to the Or- 

 egon Natura'ist to every one ordering one dol- 

 lars worth or more. Don't miss this ! ! 



Acadialite, Nova Scotia 05 to $1.00 



Opal. .Mexico 10 to $50.00 



Agate, Brazil and Azores 05 to $5.00 



Pink Thulite. .Norway, 10 to $1.00 



Cryolite. . . .Greenland 05 to $1.00 



Iceland Lpar. . . .Iceland 25 to "5.00 



Labradorite . 



The ONE and ONLY Magazine 

 for Collectors and Students of 

 Coinage. A sample copy will 

 tell the story better than words. 

 Ten Cents will bring you two 

 of them. Address, 



The Numismatist, 



Monroe, Mich. 



LOOK HERE! 



You cannot 

 make more at- 

 tractive additions 



Labrador 05 to $2.00 I to your Cabinet than polished specimens of 



''"■"'" .111 These are 



^Q Birds Eye and Fish Egg Marble 



I theAcervulariaDavidsoniand Profunda Corals. 

 Magnesite Greece 05 to $1.00 



Calcite groups ... . England 10 to 



The handsomest in the world. Is found in 



Oolitic Sandstone. .Egypt, 05 to $1.00 | this locality. Specimens, polished face, 2x2«^ 



Crocidolite Griqualand 10 to $2.00 ! 25c. 2x3,'^ 35c> 3"3 5°^., po.stpaid. Special 



Agalmatohte, China 25 to $3 00 i P"<^e on larger specimens for CoUeges^ and 



Graphite,. ..New South Wales. . . .05 to $1.00 



Asphaltum Cuba 05 to .50 



Obsidian .... Lipari Islands 05 to $1,00 



Actinolite Mass.... 05 to ,50 



Amesite " 25 to $2.00 



Cyanite " 05 to .50 



Emery " . . . .05 to .50 



Margarite " ....0510 .50 



Chalcophanite. . . .New Jersey 05 to .50 



Jeffersonite " , . . . 10 to $1.00 



Jefiferisite Nevada 05 to .50 



Box Quartz South Dakota 10 to $1.00 



Flos Ferri [Beautiful] South Dakota 15 to $2.00 1 

 Any twenty of the above, prepaid, together 

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F. G. HILLMAN 



DEALER IN 



Archa-'ological and Geological Specimens, 

 Minerals, Shells, Marine Curios, Old Weapons, 

 Scientific Publications, Stamps, Coins etc. etc, 

 1036 ACUSHNET AVENUE, 



NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 



Museums. All specimens highly polished and 

 guaranteed first class in every respect 



Also fine specimens Calcite 10-25 and 50c. 



Elegant Paper Weights, Si to $3, according to size 

 and design. 



Address, Charles E. Briggs, 

 Lisbon, Iowa. 



ATTENTION ! 



SPORTSMEN ! ! 



There has been invented a new process for 

 preserving and mounting game specimens with- 

 out skinning. This is done by treating them 

 with an effectual embalming compound, that 

 will preserve them as long as time lasts. 



A child can comprehend this process fully. 

 £3" Send for circular. 



F. KIRBY, 



HILLSDALE, 



MICHIGAN. 



QllhQPrihp Forthe Oregon 

 OUUOUMUC Naturalist. 



