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The Greatest Business University in America; over 1800 students attended last year, more 

 than twice as large an attendance as all other business colleges in Cleveland combined ;more than 

 1000 students who attended last year are now holding good positions. The Euclid Ave. Business 

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 183 Graduates received diplomas at our last graduating exercises ; of that number 175 were hold- 

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 any of the colleges belonging to the Caton system. 



TRAPPED BIRDS. Parties wanting live bird: 

 such as Cardinal Grose-beaks, Texan Bob 

 Whites and many others. Address with stamp 

 KIT ATKINSON, Dime Box, Texas. 



A STEVENS 22-cal. rifle in fine condition, for 

 $9 cost $18. EDWIN WEBB, 611 E. Front St., 

 Bloomington, 111. 



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TO ALL INTERESTED IN SCIENTIFIC 

 MATTERS.— Will all interested in any 

 branch of science please send me their address ? 

 Shall we not have a general association of Sci- 

 entists for protlction and mutual advancement, 

 to include professionals, ameteurs and stu- 

 dents of science as well as friends of science? 

 WILFRED A. BROTHERTON, ^Rochester, 

 Mich. 



GEO. F. GUELF, 



Practical Taxidermist, Brockport, N.Y 



Dealer in Bird Skins, Eggs, Mounted Birds, 

 and Curiosities. Send for price lists. Taxider- 

 my executed in all its branches. Work the fin- 

 est prices the lowest. Can furnish (mounted to 

 order) any bird obtainable. Correspondence 

 solicited. 



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Is the Name of a 40-page Monthly Magazine 



Published at Mount Holly, North Carolina. 

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 new settlers, also a full history of her flowers, 

 birds and natural curiosities, should send 5 one- 

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BEAUTIFUL Michigan Wild Flowers. Some 

 ordered of me by Columbian Exposition 

 Authorities. Three catalogues, each free. No. 

 1 . descriptive Retail list, No. 2, Wholesale trade 

 list, No. 3, Carp Pond list. 



Wilfred A. Brotherton, 



ROCHESTER, MICH. 



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mWTT fl 10 Species, 35c ; 20 for 75c : 35 for $1 .50 ; 

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