Brief exchange or want notices, not exceeding thirty words, will be
inserted free in this column to subscribers only. Notices over thirty
words will be charged at the rate of one-half cent per word. To
outsiders, 25 cents for each insertion; cash with order.
I wish to exchange the coming season with good collectors, especially on
the coast and in the south. My sets of eggs will be rare and
first-class. Exchange limited. No postals answered.
Fred M. Dille,
Greeley, Colorado.
Kind Words.
Yesterday’s mail brought me what I have been anxiously looking for—The
Sunny South Oologist. It is very neat, and I do hope you will get enough
subscribers to continue and enlarge.
Fred. M. Dille,
Greeley, Col.
Your magazine is at hand, and I just have time to say that I am
exceedingly well pleased with the articles in your periodical; they are
far above the average.
Oliver Davie,
Columbus, Ohio.
I have read its pages, and am pleased with your large circle of
Oological correspondents and your undoubted ability as an editor. It
should prove of sufficient value to the collectors of the country to
make it take its proper place in the literature of the subject; not only
because of your generous and gentlemanly treatment of me in the past at
all times, but because I believe The Sunny South Oologist to have a live
and intelligent Oologist at its head.
Harry G. Parker,
Chester, Pa.
“The Sunny South Oologist,” is the title of a scientific publication
issued by our young townsman, E. C. Davis; No. 1 of volume 1 of which is
on our table. It is a credit to the young gentleman, and to our city. We
wish the enterprise success.—Gainesville Daily Hesperian.
The first number of The Sunny South Oologist is at hand, and I am more
than pleased with it and its contents.