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I WILL exchange good foreign and U. S. 

 stamps for U. S. stamps not in my collection. 

 Send your sheets and I will do same. R. M. 

 BOOTH, 1130 K. Monroe St.. Springfield, Ilia. 

 C. I. P. S., 7, Trustee. 



TO EXCHANGE.— A Quackenbush 22 cal. 

 safety rifle. 32 cal. Smith & Wesson revolver, 

 32 cal. Forehand Arms Co. revolver, will ex- 

 change for coins, stamps, bird skins insects or 

 a good microscope. R. W. PRATT, Parker,S.D. 



TREE CLIMBERS with spring steel clasps 

 instep of straps, great scheme will sell for $J 

 cash or $5 worth of sets, Indian relics or curios. 

 CLARENCE H. WATROUS Chester, Middle- 

 sex Co., Conn. 



FOR EXCHANGE.— Books on travel and ad- 

 ventures, for eggs specimens or books on Or- 

 nithology. W. S. PASK, 1415 M l 4, Galveston, 

 Texas. 



ODELL Type Writer in good order, cost $15. 

 to exchange for good Microscope. B. L. Shot- 

 gun, Sea shells. Camera or offers. Write. 

 FRANK STUART, Ritzville, Wash. 



TO EXCHANGE.— 30 foreign stamps, all dif- 

 ferent for cents "coined before 1857," 40 foreign 

 stamps all different for % cent pieces. Coins 

 must be in good condition. E. J. GARLOCK, 

 1602 W. 20 St., Des Moines, Iowa. 



I AM prepared to collect all kinds of Oregon 

 egg6. with full data, and small hole at catalo- 

 gue prices, in exchange for shells. R E Y 

 STRYKER. Milwaukie, Oregon. 



TO EXCHANGE.— 90 Foreign and U. S. 

 coins, value $3. First class sets of A. O. U. 

 339 1-3 1-2, 511 1-4 1-3, 390 1-6, 77 3-2 5-1, 488 2-4 2-3, 

 766 2-4, 507 1-6. 263 1-1, 725 1-5 1-4 and 35 singles. 

 Want 420 1-2. 325 1-2, 326 1-2 and other sets. 

 FRED N. SINCLAIR, SkaneateleS, N. Y. 



I WISH to correspond with all advanced col- 

 lectors wishing first-class skins or sets from 

 Southern California. Send --want" lists. EVAN 

 DAVIS, Orange. Orange Co.. California. 



FOR SALE-— A few choice sets of Mallard, 

 Teal. Am. Bittern, etc., cheap for cash. Orders 

 booked for 1894 collecting, correspondence sol- 

 icited. FRANK HARRIS, LaCrescent, Minn. 



ELK and Moose Antlers. Fine specimens of 

 Montana Ores and Minerals for U. S. and For- 

 eign Coins, Fractional Currency and Auto- 

 graphs of Famous People. F. NELSON, 123 

 S. Main St.. Butte. Mont. 



TO EXCHANGE,— Two single action 32 cali- 

 bre revolvers worth $2 each, for best offer in 

 eggs, stamps, books, or curiosities. DONALD 

 CURRIE, 1505 West Lake St., Minneapolis. 

 Minn. 



I WILL sell Florida eggs this season at H 

 catalogue rates. On orders over $3, 15 per 

 cent, discount. Sets or Singles. Write for list 

 R. W. WILLIAMS, JR.. Tallahassee, Fla, 



WANTED-A11 Columbian stamps. used, above 

 2c. Will give in exchange first-class eggs, sets 

 or singles. Will allow face value for 3. 6 and 

 all over 10c. WALTON MITCHELL, 534 Sum- 

 mit Ave.. St. Paul. Minn. 



MAGAZINES— Eight volumes of Century, 

 six vols. Forum, six vols. Outing all bound in 

 hair leather. (War articles and Life of Lincoln). 

 Exchange for Indian relics, curios or good min- 

 erals. Quality considered above quantity. 

 F. M. MUHLIG, Joliet. III. 



FOR SALE.— A fine canvas c^noe, built last 

 July. Has been in tti e water only a few tinvs. 

 For only $5. Write quick, CH AS C. SWISHER, 

 Tunkhannock, Pa. 



STAMP COLLECTORS. Send 10 cents for 

 our really fine mixture of 200 foreign stamps. 

 Send in order at once. The STAMP ASSOC- 

 IATION. Irving Park, 111. 



FOR SALE.— Collection of stamps, catalog- 

 ued at $135. Remington 22 rifle in good condi- 

 tion $3.50. Five drawer Egg cabinet $3. Live 

 Chameleons, fifty cents per dozen. Address. 

 A. B. BLAKEMORE, 280 St. Andrew St., New 

 Orleans, La. 



WANTED.— Hornaday's Taxidermy. Ridg- 

 way's Manual and "Hawks and Owls of the U. 

 S.'' Will give big exchange in skins of White 

 Pelican. Ducks and Owls, also eggs in singles 

 and sets. Address. B. H. BAILEY, 402 A Ave.. 

 Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 



I HAVE a beautiful 22 cal. Remington rifle 

 (including canvas case), latest model, in per- 

 fect condition; valued at $8.50. which I will sell 

 for highest cash offer. PAUL RUSHMORE, 

 109 Cambridge Place. Brooklyn. N. Y. 



TO EXCHANGE.— For Indian relics, coins 

 or fossils, a collection of marine specimens. 

 Write f >r particulars. T. W. THORNDIKE. 

 22 Newbury St., Boston, Mass. 



SETS of Hummingbirds eggs with nest and 

 data for 5uc. Sets and singles to trade for 

 Coues' Keys. Ridgeway's Manual, Maynard's 

 Eggs and Davie's Egg Check List. Sets and 

 singles sold at half price. W. B. JUDSON, 531 

 Eldorado St., Pasadena. Cal. 



WILL Trade or Sell for best offers. Field 

 Camera, (good condition) with tripod plates 

 (7x8) and complete outfit for making photo- 

 graphs, cost $20, will sell for less. Also 

 mounted Jack-rabbit. Mink, Butcherbird or any 

 bird or small animal obtainabls in my local- 

 ity. W. W. SHELLY, Taxidermist, Hesston. 

 Kansas. 



WILL GIVE Florida Cormorant 1-4 for Gull- 

 billed Tern 1-4; English Moorhen 1-4 for Forst- 

 ers Tern 13; Green Finch 1-5 for Long-tailed 

 Chat 1-4. F. A. PATTON, Drawer 35,Hamilton, 

 Canada. 



OF INTEREST to Stamp Collecters.— 600 dif- 

 ferent cheap sets for sale; for instance 6 Chili 

 5c : 4 Costa Rica 3c; 6 Ecuador 5c; 5 Guate- 

 mala 5c. ; 6 Hong Kong 7c ; 7 Japan 5c; 3 Lib- 

 eria 12c. ; 5 Salvador lie. ; 8 Simoa, current is- 

 sue, 50c. and many others. Send for dull price 

 list. W. SELLSCHOPP & CO., 108 Stockton 

 St., San Francisco, Cal. A3t 



WANTED.— Hand Printing Press, Chase not 

 less than 4y 2 x7V2 with a few font* of type, etc., 

 in exchange for rare eggs in sets and singles, 

 nice collection of sea shells, books on Natural 

 History, etc. F. E. FORD. Middlefield, Ohio. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Gold watch, nearly new 

 cost $40 (G. M. Wheeler) nickle movement. 21 

 year hunting case. Also ladies gold watch, 

 cost $22, nearly new. Both watches in fine con- 

 dition. Also $5 gold top ring.cigarette pictures 

 and 4x5 instanious camera cost $15, for good bi- 

 cycle or offers. OTIS CALLAHAN. Cedar 

 Run, Pa. 



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