NATURAL SCIENCE NEWS. 



Wants, Exchanges, and For 

 Sales, — Continued. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Reports of U. S. Govern- 

 ment on Botany West of 109th Meridian, 30 

 plates. 4to. and Botany of 40th Parallel, 40 

 plates, 4to; both in good condition, for Ridge- 

 way's Manual of N. A. Birds or Nomenclature, 

 in good condition. J. H. RI LEY, Falls Church, 

 Va. 



TO EXCHANGE. — Old U. S. cents, 32 cal, 

 revolver, and a few sets of eggs, for Ridgeway.s 

 Manual and back iSTos. of The Auk. Will pay 

 part cash. P. A. MULTER, Ashford, N. Y. 



WILL EXCHANGE. Books, magazines, etc.. 

 list on application, for shells, relics, curiosi- 

 ties, etc.. or 50 inch ordinal' v bicycle. Must be 

 cheap. JOHN F. EBERTS. Lilly. Mo. 5w2 



FOR SALE— Collection of the following ean= 

 Celled Columbians, strictly first-class. 75 ones. 

 2o twos, 30 threes. 115 fours. 50 lives, 40 sixes. 

 300 eights. 80 tens. 8 fifteens, 2 thirties. 1 fifty. 

 10 orange specials. Make offers for the lot or 

 for what you want. Cash only. Also have a 

 fine lot of uncancelled. GEO. W. DIXON. Wat- 

 ertown. S: D. 



FOR EXCHANGE. -Single barrel, unused. 

 Shattuck gun. 25 brass shells and loading tools 

 Complete, for best offer of rare eggs in sets. 

 Raptores preferred. Expecial desiderata A. O. 

 TJ. Nos. 131 and 327. THOMAS H. JACKSON. 

 343 E. Biddle St.. West Chester. Pa, 5w4 



CORRESPONDENCE desired with live field 

 collectors, on oology, for the purpose of ex- 

 changing the coming season. J. S. BURGIN. 

 Blacksburg. S. C. 



TO EXCHANGE.— I have a single barrelled, 

 breech loading shot gun to exchange for a 

 camera. Hawk Eve prefered. one for both hand 

 and tripod use. WM. L. JUDSON. Angola. N. 

 Y. 



WILL COLLECT birds in meat and eggs, in 

 good sets, with data, for first-class Southern 

 and Western skius the coming season. WAL- 

 TON MITCHELL. 534 Summit Ave.. St. Paul. 

 Minn. 



WANTED. — Printing press, chase. 0x8. State 

 lowest price, description. Have for exchange 

 $16.00 worth good stamps, balance cash. JOS. 

 PATTISON. JR.. Oak Lane. Phila., Pa. 



WANTED.— A complete file of Slimy South 

 Oologist. Will give cash or ornithological pub- 

 lications in exchange. HARRY" C. OBERHOL- 

 SER. 1508 Park St.. Mt. Pleasant, Washington. 

 D. C. 



NOTICE.— I will give an Ithaca Hammerless 

 Gun. 12 ga.. for a "good" Osgood Folding Can- 

 vas Boat. Must see boat before sending gun. 

 R. N. WILLIAMS. Tallahassee. Fla. 



WANTED. — All the names of amateur egg 

 collectors outside of New York State. ROB- 

 ERT J. HARDING. Chatham, N. Y. 5w2. 



TO EXCHANGE— Foreign stamps. 5 var. 

 Germany. 3 Helvetia. 4 France. 2 Wurtemturg. 

 2 Belgium. 3 Canada. 3 Bavaria. 3 Austria, 3 

 England. 3 Italy. 20 mixed, all A. 1.. for 50c in 

 minerals, shells or Ind. relics sent me. PAUL 

 L. SCHAEFER. Addison. 111. 



I WILL GIVE Red Phalarope V Red-coek- 

 aded Woodpecker V Fla. Blue Jay %, for a 

 good Revolver, 32 cal.. center fire.' Must see 

 Revolver before sending sets. R. N. WIL- 

 LIAMS. Tallahassee. Fla. 



WANTED. — Coues' "Key to North American 

 Birds" in exchange tor beetles and birds eggs, 

 or pay part cash. EUGENE A. WEEKS, 

 Newport. Herkimer Co.. N. Y. 



WANTED.— Agricultural Department Bulle- 

 tin on "Hawks and Owls of North America." 

 State condition and price. Can offer mounted 

 birds. N. RAYMOND REED. Richmond Mills. 

 N. Y~. 



TO EXCHANGE. -Fresh skins of Oregon 

 Water Birds for ornamental sea shells. B.J. 

 BRETHERTON, Newport, Oregon. 5w2 



E b CORNET, $r.50, Apgar's Key, skins 221, 

 368, 373, bicycle brake, three "shinplasters." 

 Want Ornithological books and eggs in sets. 

 C. F. f TONE, Branchport, N. Y*. 



WANTED —Birds eggs, Indian relics, curios, 

 etc., in exchange for new book. The Flowery 

 Kingdom, ani the Land of the Mikado. Write 

 W. A. LEE. New Vineyard, Me. 



CURIOS, fossils and buffalo horns exchanged 

 for blocks 12x12 for national silk crazy quilt, 

 from these states: South Carolina, Arkansas, 

 South Dakota, New York, Georgia. California, 

 MRS. FORREST PENDROY, Pendrov. N. 

 Dakota, 



TO EXCHANGE. -First-class sets of A. O. U. 

 Nos. 'with datas.) 49,8. 560, 704,761, 766. WM. H. 

 WARREN, Lock Box 80, Danielsonville, Conn. 



NOTICE, -I would be very glad to corres- 

 pond with collectors in regard to exchanging 

 sets and singles the coming season. Lt. JOHN 

 W. DANIEL, Jr., Bethel Academy, Fauquier 

 Co., Va, 



TO EXCHANGE.— First-class eggs in orig- 

 inal sets with data for same. Have Nos. 325, 

 366, 373. 417, and many others. C. W. PRIER. 

 Appleton City, Mo. 



WANTED.— To correspond with collectors of 

 eggs. Have some good esrgs in singles. Send 

 for lists. L. M. CLARK, Box 47, Suftield. Ct, 



TO EXCHANGE.— Canadian eggs sets and 

 singles, including Ridgeway's 439. 516, 557, 572 

 574. 473. 263, 382,320. 41. 155, for Sea-birds' or 

 southern eggs. R. W. JOHNSON, Port Hope. 

 Ont. 



EGGS in singles, and novels to exchange for 

 eggs in singles and sets of other localities. 

 Enclose stamp. ELMER FALK, Box 818, 

 Stoughton, Wis. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Eggs of Chipping-Spar- 

 row. Field Sparrow' Robin, Yellow Hammer, 

 Barn Swallow. Blue Bird, Flycatcher, and 

 Turkey, for named eggs from other states, also 

 a few stamps. R. J. CLEVELAND. Exeter, 

 Me. 



500 SHELLS of Strombus alatus to exchange 

 for works on Natural History. A. E. BEN- 

 NETT. Williams ville. Mass. 



WANTED.— Shells and anything curious. 

 Will give, in return, receipe for doing alcohol 

 painting, with full instructions. Will teach 

 how to paint on glass for eggs, or $1 in cash. 

 G. ROSA. Allegan, Mich. 



FOR EXCHANGE. — Duplicates in shells, 

 minerals, fossils, stone Indian relics, stamps, 

 old coins, bird eggs. etc. Send lists and receive 

 mine. D. L. DILLING, Sadorus, Ills. 



SILVER-PLATED Cornet, slide trombone, 

 and brass bass to exchange for first-class indian 

 relics, or will sell cheap. A. D. GRUTZMACH- 

 ER. Mukwonago. Wis. 



TO EXCHANGE.— About J9 worth of birds 

 eggs, moonstones, stamps, wood specimens, lot 

 of OolooISTs, for natural history specimens or 

 cash. GEO. H. BOCKOVEN, Palmyra, N. Y. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Mississippi River agates 

 choice fossils aud rare stamps for Southern in 

 sects, mounted, and in good condition. EARL 

 L, HENDRICKS, Lock Box 159, Savanna, 111. 



GEODES to exchange for curios, minerals oi 

 relics. Will take birds or eggs for any party 

 Wishing from this locality, insects or anything 

 we have here. J. M. T. MYERS, Ft. Madison, 

 Iowa. 



EXCHANGE.— Will exchange mosses and 

 pebbles from the Pacific, also petrified wood, 

 lor books on Taxidermy, etc., or old U. S. 

 stamps. STANLEY HOSMER, Box 98, Santa 

 Rosa. California. 



WANTED.— Curios from the sea. Will send 

 stamps or Roman or Foreign coins to your sat 

 isfaction for any curios sent me. A. W. 

 THOMPSON, Preston. Minn. 



EXCHANGE.— Shells, fossils, Indian relics, 

 etc. found in ihis section to exchange for shells 

 and fossils from other parts. A LLEN JESSE 

 REYNOLDS. Box 802. Counersville, Indiana. 



BOX 48«, Kewanee 111., wishes to exchange 

 choice Cacti, hardy roots, and offers, for sea 

 shells, corals and curios. 



EXCHANGE.— I have a few mounted birds, 

 marine shells and curios to exchange for skins 

 and sets. J. A. DICKINSON, Gtesham. Y T ork 

 Co., Neb. 



WANTED. —Correspondence in regard to ex- 

 changing Entomological. Oological and Orni- 

 thological specimens the coming season. C. 

 HOU JHTON. L. Box 297, Potsdam, N. Y. 



FOR SALE — A few sacred pipestone peace 

 pipes from $1.25 to fS.CA Polished pieces pipe- 

 stone, fat Unite. 10c to $100. Pipes. Tomahawk 

 style. A. D. BROWN, Pipestone. Minn. 



FOR SALE. — Flax, said to have grown 100 

 years ago. From 10c to $1.00 per bunch. Y. S. 

 DAMON. Lxyndonville. Vt. 



WANTED.— Birds eggs, skins. Indian relics, 

 minerals, etc., for cash or good exchange. Have 

 mounted birds and Kodak Camera to exchange. 

 A. V. DWORAK, Evansville, Ark. 



When answering advertisements always men- 

 tion the NATURAL SCIENCE NEWS, 



WANTED to EXCHANGE, a 38 cal. revolver 

 and 50 foreign stamps for eggs in sets and nest. 

 Write for particulars. FRED K. WARREN. 

 Box. 136. Holley. N. Y. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Birds eggs. 22 cal. Rifle, 

 value $3, for best offer in birds eggs. HARVEY' 

 G. F. HERR, 514 W. James St..*Laneaster, Pa, 



WILL i EXCHANGE one set of Yellow War- 

 blers eggs and one set of Cedar Birds eggs for 

 the best offer of birds eggs. KIRKE RYDER. 

 Box 166. Worcester. N. Y. 



WANTED.— To exchange with reliable col- 

 lectors, eggs, in original sets for same. Have 

 epecially fine sets of 325. 326 and 610 to offer. 

 JAMES A. LYON. Jr. 602 College St.. Clarks- 

 ville. Tenn. 



NOTICE.— Eggs for sale, comprising over 60 

 \ ari;ti:-'s from this state. Writ's ! r particu- 

 lars. SCOTT SIMON. Box 492. Youngstown. 

 Ohio. 



WANTED.— Correspondents in Southern and 

 Western states, also lists from those having 

 fine eggs for .sale cheap. oW, J. B. WILLIAMS. 

 Holland Patent, N. Y. 



HAVE a number of sets and singles to ex- 

 change for first-class bird skins, also two vol- 

 umes of both the Oologist and Popular Sci- 

 ence Hews. L. G. WOODRUFF. 202 West 103d 

 St.. New York. 



WANTED.— Correspondence with persons 

 living in West for the purpose of exchanging 

 insects and eggs found in same but not found 

 in Maine. FRED E. POMEROY. 84 Easton 

 Ave.. Lewiston, Me. 



I WILL exchange fossils, stamps, eggs, frag- 

 ments of pottery from W. 111. and books for 

 Indi m relLs ccins. sgge minerals fossils and 

 books. HARVEY* H. BROWNE. Hamilton.Ill. 



FOR BEST offer, heads of double headed 

 calf, are prettily marked well mounted heads, 

 joined from birth to one neck. For informa- 

 tion address A. H. WHITE. Avonton P. O.. 

 Ontario. 



LOOK.— For every set with data or skin sent 

 me before Feb. 1st valued at 50c. I will send in 

 exchange six Jumping Beans. Address. F. R. 

 NOBLE. So. N. Drug. Nashville. Tenn. 



WANTED.— Eggs, first-class, singles and 

 sets. Apgars Key. Will give in exchange. 

 Philatelic papers, magazines, books, stamps 

 and eggs. EUGENE S. RICE. Box 266. Chester. 

 Vt. 



BIRDS EGGS wanted in exchange for a copy 

 of Manton's Taxidermy, an outfit of rubber 

 datas. rubber stamps of all kinds, or will pay 

 cash. Enclose stamp when writing. ARTHUR 

 L. POPE. Sheridan. Oregon. 



WANTED.— Coues' Key. offer first class sets 

 of eggs in exchange. KERR & . PERHAM. 

 Sandwich, Ills. 



EXCHANGE NOTICE.— I have the following 

 first class sets of eggs with complete data to 

 ex. 767 1-5, 721b 1-6, 743a 1-5. 448 1-4. 508 1-3. 360 

 1-4. 387 1-2. 5»lb 1-3. 458 1-4. 316 1-2. R. S. DAN- 

 IELS. Box 126. Nordhoff. Calif. 



SALE or EXCHANGE.— Eggs, singles of A. 

 O. U..NOS. 191. .201. 390. 444. 488. 495. 612. 614. 

 Would like repeating air gun or good revolver. 

 Correspondence solicited. TOM MOORE, 

 Genoa Junction. Wis. 



FOR EXCHANGE.— Birds eggs in sets with 

 complete data, fossils, for southern eggs, bird 

 skins, fossils, etc. H. A. DUNN. Hoopeston. 

 Ills. 



Send 1 5c stamps and you will receive my 

 I new Normal Catalogue of all European- 



I palaurctic bird eggs, in over 600 numbers, 

 I with prices and number of sets for each 

 species Send $5 bill by registered letter and 

 1 you will receive, by return steamer, a fine col- 

 i iection of European Birds Eggs, in- 

 | eluding Falco tinnunculus, etc., etc. 



HERMANN ROLLE, 

 INSTITUTION FOR NATURAL HISTORY, 

 Emdener-Str. 4, Berlin, N. W., Germany. 



ZpffV HERKIMER CO. CRYSTALS. 



}te$hm?hs Exhibit at World s Fair 

 BHjglir Received Highest Award 



3o of tne Famous Gems post-paid, only 72c 

 FREE' Every purchaser of this popular col- 

 lection w ill be presented with a handsome glass 

 tube containing 10 Microscopic Crysi als. absolute- 

 ly perfect, and so very small that it takes 11,000 

 to weigh one ounce. Your money will be cheer- 

 fully refunded If not satisfactory. Order today. 

 A. B. CRIM. Middleville, Herkimer Co.. N. Y, 



