THE OOLOGIST. 



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WANTED AT ONCE.— I can use a number 

 of 22 cal. Colt and Smith & Wesson revolvers. 

 Will pay cash or good exchange in 32 cal. Bull- 

 dog revolvers. State cash price and condition. 

 HORACE H. FELL. 3658 Dearborn St., Chi- 

 cago, 111. 



BIRDS, MICHIGAN; Birds, Minnesota Mam- 

 mals. Minnesota; Fish, Lorain Co., Ohio; Dav- 

 ie's Nest and Eggs, Gentry's Illustrations— Mid- 

 dle States. Part I, and various other papers, 

 Nests and Eggs, etc., to exchange for books 

 on Ornithology or Mammalogy. WM. H. 

 FISHER. 14 W. North Ave., Baltimore, Md. 



I am well satisfied with the results of my ad- 

 vertising in the Oologist and shall certainly 

 continue to patronize it as long as I have ma- 

 terial to dispose of. W. G. Smith, Loveland, 

 Colo. 



RAND & McNALLY Atlas of the World 

 (new) $4. ; New Rogers' Scroll Saw, $2; Vol. 12-16 

 O. and O. $2; 4 Steel Traps @ 10c, for Coues' 

 Key (fine cond.) or snare drum, 14 in. head, key 

 tighten, good condition. Enclose stamp, GEO. 

 W. VOSBURG, Nat., Columbus, Wis. 



FOR SALE:— Some (Catlin'te) Pipestone 

 Peace-Pipes $2.00 each, inlaid Paper Weights 

 $1.00, Button Hooks stone handles $.40, Watch 

 Charms $.25, polished pieces pipestone $ 25 to 

 $.50 postpaid. A. D. BROWN, Pipestone, Minn. 



EXCHANGE NOTICE:— $5 cash takes 4x5 tri- 

 pod camera and outfit, Water bury lens, cost $10. 

 For particulars address A. B. BLAKEMORE, 

 280 St. Andrew St., New Orleans, La. 



WANTED:— A good collecting pistol, also 

 the following A. O. U. numbers of eggs in sets 

 with data 47, 332. 337. 339. D. A. ATKINSON, 

 Box 44, Wilklnsburg, Pa. 



FOR SALE.— Gilman Vertical Press, with 

 fountain, chase 6x9, 50 lbs. long primer and 16 

 fonts job type, some new. balance nearly new, 

 leads, cases, stick, etc., $40 cash, LOVETT 

 BROS., Oxford, Mass. 



I WISH to correspond with advanced stu 

 dents of Evolution. Primitive Man, Ornithology 

 and Oology. References exchanged. Corres- 

 pondents in foreign countries especially de- 

 sired. Corresdondence en la langue Frdncais. 

 HARRY B. SARGEANT, 2194, Seventh Ave., 

 New York, New York. 



FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE CHEAP:— 

 Cigarette and tobacco pictures, tickets and 

 tobacco tags, birds in the meat. 20 gauge col- 

 lecting gun books, etc Make offers. WM. 

 GILBERT, Box 130, Elk River, Minn. 



WANTED, a clean copy of the Oct, Nidiolo- 

 gist. Will give the following first-class singles, 

 495, 687, 735. 756. C. H. MORRELL, Pittsfield, 

 Me. 



WANTED !— Reliable and competent col- 

 lectors to collect for me this season. Southern, 

 western and northern eggs wanted. W. E. 

 LOUCKS, Peoria. 111. 



WONDERS of the Sea, containing descriptions 

 of the many wonderful and beautiful things 

 found at the bottom of the ocean fully illustrated 

 This work and the Journal 3 mos. for 10c. 

 JOURNAL, Beaver Springs, Pa. 



1 received 10 times as many answers to that 

 one little exchange in June Oologtst than I did 

 in all of several other exchange ads. I ventured 

 in other papers, which cost me over $10. Ed Van 

 Winkle. Van's Harbor, Michigan. 



I HAVE two tine old U. S. army sabres to ex- 

 change for Instantaneous Camera, Typewriter. 

 Field Glas<* or offers. I also have Oological 

 instruments to exchange for eergs. Write at 

 once. ISADOR L. TROSTLER, 4246 Farnam 

 St., Omaha, Neb. 



I HAVE first-class sets with data of Water 

 Birds, Hawks. Owls, etc. for sale very cheap. 

 Parties desiring eggs address H. SAYLES.JR.. 

 Abilene. Texas. 



The advertisements Inserted In your paper 

 have proven entirely satisfactory. We consider 

 an Inch in the Oologist better than a page in any 

 other naturalists paper published H. E.Pendry, 

 Eustis, Pla. 



BIRDS EGGS taken at half price in exchange 

 for fine rubber stamps, Illustrated catalogue 

 for stamp. Correspondence solicited. ARTHUR 

 L. POPE, McMinnville, Ore. 



_ 2 VOLS. YOUTHS Companion and 1 of 

 Golden Days for books on Oology or best offer 

 in eggs. C. Y. SEMPLE. care of Atlantic Re- 

 fining Co., Easton, Pa. 



WANTED:— Microscopical apparatus, books, 

 postage stamps (Columbians especially desired) 

 and envelopes, Have books and specimens of 

 all departments Natural History, stamps and 

 curiosities of all kinds, value over $5,000.00. 

 Wanted particularly first class microscope 

 G. R. LUMSDEN, Greenville, Conn. 



The Oot.ogist is an excellent medium for adver- 

 tising. From my 75 word exchange notice in the 

 Oologist. I have exchanged over $250 worth of 

 eggs, adding about 75 sets to " a my private collec- 

 tion. W. C Lawrence, Los Gatos, cal. 



UNCLE TOM'S CABIN has sold for $2. We 

 send it complete, 192 pages, and Journal 3 mos. 

 for 10c. JOURNAL, Beaver Springs, Pa. 



FOR SALE:— Fine Oriskaney sandstone 

 fossils by express 3 dollars per 100, smaller lots 

 same rate, shale rock fossils from Cayuga Co. 

 very cheap, arrow points , spear heads, scrap- 

 ers, net sinkers, cheapest in market. Will ex- 

 change for spear heads and arrow points from 

 Michigan and Wisconsin. JOHN MINCHIN, 

 Fleming, Cayuga Co., N. Y. 



EGYPT EXPLORATION FUND.-This so- - 

 ciety is engaged in discovering and recording 

 the arts and sciences, the social and family life, 

 the business and civic occupations of men,' 

 their knowledge of jurisprudence and medicine, 

 their religious beliefs and practices, for 5,000. 

 years from the dawn of history. Explorations 

 this year are in progress at Deir-el-Baharl 

 (Thebes), and the "Archaeological Survey" is 

 occupied at Tell-elAmarna. For full particul- 

 ars, address with stamp. REV. DR. WILLIAM 

 C. WINSLOW. 525 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. 



YOUR NAME IN GOLD INK on 25 stylish vis- 

 iting cards and a useful present free for only 10 

 cents. JOURNAL, Beaver Springs, Pa. 



Prom my exchange notices, I received so many 

 letters, etc., it was impossible to answer them, 

 contrary to my word. From my add in June 

 number I received almost a bag of mail daily. J. 

 Hill, Edinburg, 111. 



I have not Kept a record of my answers but can 

 say that I am satisfied that it paid well. H. A. 

 Carhart, Syracuse, N. Y. 



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