THE OOLOGIST. 



INDIANA Collectors Only. I would lll<e to 

 exch an t;e notes and specimens with collectors 

 of this state. I think I can make our corres- 

 pondence mutually heiietlcial. FOSTER MAR- 

 IS, Annapolis, Indiana. 



WANTED.— TO correspond with collectors 

 or those that have collections of Indian Relics 

 from the following states and territor es : 

 Wash , Idaho, Col., New Mexico. Okla., La., 

 Ver. and Mass. D. A. KINNEY, Box 73, Was- 

 eca, Minn. 



STAMPS.— 50 all different, 6c; 100 11 different 

 10c;3var. unused Azores. 8c; 3 var. unused 

 Constantinople, DC ; 100 asst. N. and S. Ameri- 

 can 10c ; Try our fine approval sheets at 40 per 

 cent discount. MEEKER-TOWE STAMP CO., 

 Bridgeport, Conn. 



WANTED.— A good set of Moose horns with 

 or without head si> in, will give good exchange 

 in mounted specimens or skins. JOHN CLAY- 

 TON, Lincoln. Me. 



FOR EXCHANGE.— 16 nickels without cents, 

 2 beauty Red-tailed Hawk eggs, U. S. copper 

 cent 18s!0. New 38 cal. Revolver. .5 chambers 

 cost $6. For best otfer Indian relics. H. W. 

 MITCHELL, 488 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, 

 N. Y. 



I have always received good results from my 

 ads. in Oologist. Any naturalist who does 

 not patronize it is behind the times. A. D. 

 Brown. Pipestone, Minn. 



NOTICE.— 40 good foreign stamps for every 

 perfect arrow head, or 50 stamps for every 

 spear head sent me. HERBERT DAY. Mt. 

 Vernon. Iowa. 



FOR EXCHANGE.— Collection of '250 stamos 

 and four 10c and three 5c novels for 15c and 30c 

 Columbian stamps and ICO different tin-tags. 

 R. W. McMICHAEL, Rockland, Maine. 



A RARE lot or Confederate Stamps. 20c 

 green and 10c blue, also all kinds of U. S. 

 Stamps and Columbias to ex. for birds eggs. 

 W. E. McLAIN, New Vineyard, Me. 



TO EXCHANGE. -First class sets of Black- 

 chined Hummingbird, with nest and complete 

 data; for oth^rlst class sets. Address EDW. 

 SIMMONS, Box 175. Pasadena, California. 



WANTED.— U. S. fractional currency and 

 Confederate Bills. Will give 1st class sets of 

 eges with data, A 1 Bird Skins and a few can- 

 celled stamps, some good Columbians. E. H. 

 SHORT, Gaines, Orleans Co., N. Y. 



'" FOR SALE.— One Confederate stamp, one 

 canceled U, S. envelope of 1864 and one Con- 

 federate bill; all for ten cents. Also have some 

 fine fossils to sell or exchange. JASPER 

 WOOLDRIDGB, Austin, Texas. 



FOR EXCHANGE —In sets with data A. O. 

 U. No's S93a, 311.313 319, 335, 362, 368, 3S4, 387, 

 410.419, 421, 512, 593c, 594, 706. 707, 732, 759a. 

 THOMAS H. JACKSON, 343 E. Biddle St., 

 West Chester, Pa. 



TO EXCHANGE.— I offer stamps of domes- 

 tic and foreign countries iu exchange for En- 

 tomological literature or specimens. Lepidop- 

 tera preferred, C. V. BINGHAM, Stayaer. 

 Ont. Canada. 



TAXIDERMIS TS.— DO you want birds in the 

 meat. Ducks for your game pieces, etc., etc./ 

 If you do send stamp for price list to W. R. 

 BROWN, Milton, Rock Co., Wis. 



TO EXCHANGE.- Fresh Marbled Murrelet; 

 skin and Birds Eggs for Confederate, U. S..and 

 Foreign Stamps. Papers on Stamps and latest 

 catalogues GEORGE L. ALVERSON. Lock 

 Box 233. Fairhiven. Whatcom Co., Washington. 



WANTED.— Skins of 755 to 760. Also 47, 336, 

 328. 33=;, 362. Offer split bamboo fly rod. reel, 

 collecting tube outfit, fly book, land'ng net, etc. 

 PHIL. K. OILMAN, 170 9th St., Oakland, Cal. 



Eggs all gone, and letters still coming in. I 

 should advise all collectors to use ihe columns 

 of the Oor.OGiST in exchange. FREDERICK 

 HILL, Lyme, Conn. 



I get more returns from my ad. in the Oolo-- 

 GiST than any other paper. Howard M. Gillett,. 

 Lebanon Springs, N. Y. 



READING matter, including Oolden Honrs- 

 Good News worth $3.00 to exchange for birdSi 

 eygs with datas, western pre. R. HARTFING- 

 ER, 924 Snyder Ave., Phila., Pa. 



WANTED.— Ancient Indian or Mound-bnild- 

 ers' stone mortars* pipes, spades, large hoes,, 

 large spear heads. Must be in fine cond'tion. 

 and cheap Will pay cash or exchange for good 

 stamps. REV. K. C. MITCHELL , .534 Summit 

 Ave., Saint Paul, Minnesota. 



STAMPS Wanted.— For every 10 U. S. or 15. 

 Foreign stamps catalogued above 1 ct sent me 

 I will send post paid a complete novel in book 

 form. THOS. H. BLOD6ETT, Galesburg, 111 



TO EXCHANGE.— About $1000 worth of var- 

 ious kinds of Jewelry mounted and settings. 

 The above was left over from the World's Fair 

 and will be exchanged in lots to suit, for first- 

 class Natural History specimens, shells pre •- 

 ferred. Address, J. M. WIERS, 357 W. Van 

 Buren St.. Chicago, 111. F3t 



My advertisement in the March Oologist- 

 proved very satisfactory, as I received several 

 hundred replies from same, more than from 

 any other t«-o pnblicatiuns put together. Her- 

 bert. Sterzing, Austin, Texas. 



I have received splendid satisfaction from my 

 noticesinthe Oologist. Will probably send 

 you a good many this year. Geo. W. Dixon, 

 Watertown, S. D. 



WANT KD.— Cheap, Central Fire, Skeleton 

 Rifle. Will give in exchange Sets, Skins. 

 Stamps. Climbing Irons, Drills. &c. CLAR- 

 ENCE H. WATROUS. Chester, Conn. 



YOU want a pair of climbers that will climb 

 any tree, "I've got um." What will you give 

 for them. R. C. ALEXANDER, Plymouth, - 

 Mich. 



LIVE OWLS WANTED.— A Friend desires 

 a lew live Owls. Barred or Acadian, in pairs- 

 preferred. Write what yoii have, stating con- 

 dition and price. Address, PUBLISHER 

 OOLOGIST, Albion, N. Y. 



FOR SALE.— Arsenic and shell sand. 5c lb.. 

 Not less than 10 lbs to a party, ALVAH G. 

 DORR. Taxidermist and Fur Dealer, Bucks- 

 port, Me. 



COLLECTORS.- 1 have a method by which 

 you caa clean your own watches and fhofce of 

 your friends at but a few cents expense. For 

 75 cents cash or $2.00 in exchange I will fend, 

 method and you will be relieved of the expense 

 of a watch- cleaner hereafter Warranted satis- 

 factory or money refunded. H. L. H EATON, 

 Parkville, Mo. 



