THE OOLOGLST. 



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

 than twice as large anattendance as all other business colleges in Cleveland combined ;m ore than 

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

 College employs a corps of 40 men, nearly one-half of whom have formerly been college presi- 

 dents. With such. a faculty is it any wonder that its graduates are sought by'' business men. 

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

 ing good positions within 30 days from that date. Nearly 300 will receive diplomas at our next 

 annual commencement. Send for circulars or call at the main office, IX) Euclid Ave. Telephone 

 No. 536, M. J. CATON, Pres. 



N. B.-We have branch colleges in Buffalo, N. Y., and Detroit, Mioh. Scholarships good in 

 any of the colleges belonging to the Caton system. 



FOR SALE. 



Nashville Warbler n-4, La. Water Thrush n-5, 

 Black-chinned Hummer n-3, Blue Gray Gnat- 

 catcher n-5, Tarkey Vulture l A, Brown-headed 

 Nuthatch ?4, thirty fine sets, also 25 singles— 

 Osprey. Gulls, Grouse, Water birds, etc. The 

 whole must be sold light away. Price very low. . 

 Collectors write me. 



WILBUR W. JUDD. 

 Thomaston, Conn 1 . 



WATCHES - JEWELRY 



Parties desiring a watch of any movement 

 will find it to their advantage to correspond 

 with me and obtain my prices, as I know I can 

 save you $ $ $, by your doing so. 



Write for prices upon any movement that 

 you would like. 



ED VAN WINKLE, 



VANS HARBOR, DELTA CO., MICH 



"FREMDE EIER IM.NEST,'» 



(For full description see page 307. Oct. 

 Oologisx. > 



I have a few copies of this valuable 

 work left and will send a copy, as long 

 as the supply lasts, to auy address pre- 

 paid 



FOR ONLY 75 GTS. 

 Address at once 



A. E. PETTIT, 



Box 2060, New York, N. Y. 



Indian War views from the battlefield of 



"Wounded Knee." Modern Sioux relics. 

 Send for list. C. L. FREEMAN, 



Fat Chadron, Neb. 



OIVT "V t ^ ail hidden name cards 10c. A 

 -L»JL A • prize with every pack. Send 3 

 red stamps for Sample Book. We sell Genuine 

 Cards, NO TRASH. %W" Agents Wanted. 

 CURTIS CARD CO., East Carlton, N. Y. 



Rare California View?. 



Enclose stamp for catalogue. Sample 

 views will be seat upon receipt of 35 cents. 



California Art Gallery, Santa Rosa, Cal, 



of 



CARR'S NATURAL HISTORY STORE. 



Sea Shells, Corals. Minerals. Bird Skins and 

 Eggs, Curios, Supplies for Taxidermists, Ento- 

 mologests, Botanists and Oologists. ' Taxid- 

 ermy in all Branches of the art. Gold fish and 

 aquarunis. 



G. K. GARR, 



Madison, "Wis. 



$2.00 FOR $1,00 



"THE PHONOGRAPHIC WORLD." 



A live Journal for live writers. Devoted to 

 the interests of the Shorthand ^profession. 

 Yearly ( 13 numbers) only $1 .00. '-It is the best 

 and only unprejudiced Shorthand publication." 



For only $1.00 we will send a years sub- 

 scription of the above Journal and also one of 

 the Ooi.ogist, including the two coupons. 



Send your $1 00 at once as the offer is limited. 



FRANK H. LATTIN, 



ALBION, N. Y. 



FOR SALE. 



A large collection of mounted specimens. 

 Bird skins and eggs. 



Will give my entire attention to the collection 

 of Birds, Mammals and Eggs the coming spring 

 Parties wishing first-class well identified spec- 

 imens will do well to address me for price-list. 



Taxidermist and Collector, 

 Lime Springs, Iowa. 



The Biggest and Best paper for the 

 price published, NONE EXCEPTED. 



THE COLLECTOR. 



A large, newsy, original, 16 page monthly 

 devoted to stomp collecting, etc. . only 15c. per 

 year, if you say that you saw our advertise- 

 ment in the Oologist. Exchange Notices of 

 20 words or less are inserted free for subscrib- 

 ers. 



THE COLLECTOR, 



New Chester, Adams Co., Perm. 



