THE OREGON NATURALIST. 



Fine Cabinet Crystals 



GREEN MICA CRYSTALS— These are new, 

 rare and do not occur elsewhere. They 

 are bright green, transparent and highly 

 polished. But one vein found so far and now 

 worked out. Cabinet groups. 25cts. to 

 $i.OO. A few extra ones at $1.50 to $2.00. 



GREEN MICA AND TOURMALINE, 

 grouped together, price, 25 cts. to $1.25. 



QUARTZ CRYSTALS— in a hundred forms, 

 clear, smoked, single and in groups. 

 Fine showy specimens 25 cts to $1,50 



QUARTZ CRYSTALS, with water bubbles, 

 some large and free, active movers, 

 25 cts. to $1.00. 



AMETHYST, single crystals and groups, 

 high and medium tints, 25 cts to 75 cts. 



QUARTZ, with Rutile crystal included, a net- 

 work ofhair-like crystals filling clear quartz. 

 Amount limited at present, 10 to 25 cts. 



QUARTZ, with included clay, very showy, 



10 cts. to $1.00. 

 QUARTZ, showing rare planes and erosions, 

 A chance to get something of real 

 scientific mterest cheap, 25 cts. to $1.00. 



CYANITE, broad blue blades, foliated, 

 10 cts. to 50 cts. 



ZIRCON, small and medium, perfect 

 crystals, % to }4 inches, 5 els. to 10 cts, 



TOURMALINE, BERYL, CORUNDUM 

 and Rutile crystals, 10 to 25 cts. each. 



GCETHITE, handsome black velvety groups 

 and botryoidal masses 25 cts. to $1.00. 



You may be able to get some of these else- 

 where, but you will hardly get them fairer or 



better. If you are not pleased your Money 



will be returned. 



E. H. HARN, 

 HENRY, (Lincoln Co.,) N. C. 



BARGAINS. 



150 Different Stamps $ .10 



loo Different Stamps $ .05 



Approval Sheets 60 per cent discount. 

 JOHN MARTIN, - Palestine, Ore. 



THE OREGON SUMMER SCHOOL 

 Will be held this summer for one month 

 — July 21 - August 18 — on its grounds 

 at Gearhart Park. 



Teachers Review Course, Normal 

 Course, Physical Training, Art, Elocu- 

 tion, Vocal Music, Biology, Chemistry, 

 Astronomy and English Literature. 

 Leading teachers in the state. 

 Tuition for session, all courses, $5.00. 

 For further particulars address, 



C- H. Chapman, President, 



Eugene, Oregon. 



THE NORTHWESTERN 

 ORNITHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. 



Organized Dec. 28th, 1894, Object — To 

 advance the science of Ornithology in the 

 Northwest. President; William L. Finley, 

 2874th, St., Portland, Or., First vice- 

 pres. Ellis F. Hadley, Dayton, Or. 

 Second vice-pres.Guy Stryker,Milwaukie, 

 Or. Sec. Arthur L. Pope, McMinnville, 

 Or. Treas. Dorsie C. Bard, Portland, Or. 



Any person interested in Ornithology, 

 residing in the Northwest, may become 

 an active member. 



Any person interested in Ornithology 

 may become an associate member. 



The membership fee shall be fifty cents; 

 this shall cover all dues to the first of 

 January, after initiation. 



The Oregon naturalist, shall be 

 sent free to all members. 



Applications for membership should be 

 sent to the Secretary. 



CYPR/EA ARTICULA. 



Locality, Panama, price S .15 



Sundry articles from China. Used by Chinese Belles. 



Face Powder per bo.x Si .10 



Rouge in tablet form 15 



China Shavings .10 



(jrass Slippers 35 



Silk Shoes : 2.00 



Bath Shoes 50 



(llass Bracelets pr. pair 75 



D. M. .WERILL & CO., - Portland. Oregon. 



