VI THE OOLOGIST 
TO EXCHANGE.— Magazines, novels, 
songs and papers, for bird eggs; sets with 
full data. W.A.STRONG, 41 Grand avenue, 
San Jose, Cal. [1-11] 
FOR SALE.—Cavies all solid colors. For- 
eign and United States coins. Book treating 
entirely on the Skunk. Price 50 cents. 
ALMON KIBBE, Mayville, N. Y. [1] 
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.—Bendire’s 
Life History N. A. Birds, Vol. 2, unbound; 
Wilson’s American Ornithology, published 
about 1840, in good condition. Will exchange 
or good sets. Secs aie Waynesburg, 
a. 
WANTED.—O. & O. Vol. VI., Oologist, No. 
6,8.9, Vol. V., Vol. XXVIc mplete. Have 
odd numbers and Vol. IX Oologist; Nid. 
Vol. 3,9; IV.1, and Vol. VII, Archaeology of 
U.S. Geol. Survey W.100 Meridian. Birds of 
Lake Side & Prairie. GEORGE W. H. VOS 
Eee 284 ey reide street, Janesville, 
is. 
BARGAINS. -- One 12-gauge Forehand 
single-barrel shot gun, new, with jointed 
eleaning rod and leather cartridge belt, can- 
vas case, $5.50; 122 cal. Stevens tip up target 
pistol, good as new, $1.50; 1 field glass with 
case, cost $10.00. sell for $5; 1 Stevens No. 44, 
22 cal. rifle, good as new, with case, cost 
$11.50, for $6. Will exchange for books and 
magazines on birds. H. E. NEUMANN, 1018 
Main street, Watertown, Wis. [1] 
FOR SALE FOR CASH ONLY.—The fol- 
Jowing bound volumes in the best of condi- 
tion: The Museum, Vols. 1to6 inc:, bound 
in one, $7; Bird Lore. Vols. 1 to 3, inc., bound 
in one, $4.50; The Osprey, Vols. 1 to 3, ine., 
bound in one, $4.50; The Osprey, Vols. 4, 5and 
Nos. 1 to 6 of new series, bound in one, $3.50; 
The Auk, Vols. 13 to 31, each, $3.50; American 
Ornithology. Vols. 1 and 2, bound in_ one, 
$2.50; Maynard’s Eggs of N. A., $3.50; Birds 
and Nature, Vols. 13 and 14, bound in one, $2, 
and Vol.1,in good condition, $1.50; O. & O., 
1884, Vol. 9, $2; Nehrling’s Birds of N. A. Ger- 
man) $10; O. and O. Vols. 9, 10, 11, 12, bound in 
one, $6.50; O. and O. Vols. 13, 14,15, bound in 
one, $5.50: O. and O. Vols. 16, 17, 18, bound in 
one. $5; The Condor, Vols. 1. 2, 3, bound in 
one, $15; Ornithology of New York, by James 
E. DeKay, 1842, in good condition, very rare, 
$15; Natural History of Alaska, by <elson, 
1878-1881, rare, $3; Natnral History of Alaska, 
Turner, $2; Davies Nests and Eggs, of N. A. 
Birds, Fifth Edition, $1.50. The following un- 
bound volumes: Bird Lore, Vols. 4, 5, 6, and 
7, each $1.25: The Condor. Vols. 4, 5,6, and 7. 
complete, each $1.25; Pacific Coast Avifauna, 
No.1, Birds of the Kotzobue Sound Region, 
~ $1; Pacific Coast Avifauna, No. 2, 75c. The 
above sent prepaidto any address. ADOLPH 
ae SCHUTZE. 2306 Guadalupe street, Austin, 
exas. 
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—For Orni- 
thological Books: Vols. I, XII, Forest and 
Stream, bound, with index and summary of 
all the ornithological matter contained in 
these volumes. 188lissue, paper cover. Ad- 
dress, H. H. BAILEY, P. O. Box 154, Newport 
News, Va. (le) 
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GIST. Address, 
R. M. BARNES, Lacon, Ill. 
THE TAXIDERMIST 
Our Trade Magazine 
Sample copy sent on 
application. 
FRANK BLAKE-WEBSTER CO. 
Manufacturers of Glass Eyes and 
Paper. Skins. 
Dealers in Naturalists Supplies. 
Hyde Park, Mass,, U.S.A. 
