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'Aix Sponsa.'
(Snyder, E.C.).
(Woodbridge, Sans.).
The Gun Club Banquet. A Royal Spread and a Challenge to Hunt Next Year.
Allison, T.S.
An Old Sportsman.
Anderson, Geo. P.
Anonymous (?Sandy Griswold).
Anonymous (Sandy Griswold).
The Local Field of Sport. The Approaching Shooting Season and Its Prospects.
Anonymous and Jard Thomasen.
Anonymous and John Raymond.
Anonymous.
Audubon's Birthday Will be Observed in Schools.
Big Bags. Omaha Sportsmen Make a Heavy Slaughter of Ducks.
The Birds of Omaha. A List of the Species Observed In and About the City of Omaha.
Bird Songs Imitated Cleverly by Mrs. Button.
Don't Kill the Birds. The Sportsmen Agree not to Kill the Quail.
Duck Hunting on Marshes Near City. Nimrods Out in Large Numbers Seeking Elusive Fowl.
(Geese, Ducks, Plover, Snipe and Prairie-chickens Brought into the City).
House Urged to Pass Bill to Protect Birds.
Hunters After Jack Snipe. Ducks and Geese Go North, but the Scooters of the Sedge Come in Flocks.
The Lost Gun. A Prairie Chicken Hunting Story.
The Omaha Sportsman's Club. The First Day in the Field.
Regular Guys Enjoy Wild Duck Banquet.
Shooters After Wild Fowl. Open Water and the Spring Flight Brings Out the Gunners in Numerous Force.
The Spring Hunt. What Game was Taken by the Sportsmen's Club and Who Did It?
No Sale of Fowl and Fish Now. Traffic in Game Shut off by Passage of Bill.
Trophies of Their Trip. Captain Worley's Side Victorious in the Gun Club Shoot.
The Valley Wild Bird Club is Pushing Conservation Under Guidance of Miss Mutz.
Anonymous: Miles Greenleaf and Billy Marsh.
Association, Omaha Fish and Game Protective.
Horse-shoe Lake. Transforming It Into a Pleasure Resort. Drives, Trees and Boats Along its Banks.
Aughey, Samuel.
Axford, Carr.
Babbitt, Charles H.
Barbour, Edwin H.
Bird Fatality Along Nebraska Railroads.
Lincoln Salt Lake and the Occurrence of Strepsilas interpes.
Barbour, Erwin H.
A New Habitat of the Black-throated Rock Swift, Micropus Melanoleucus.
Bee Sports writer.
Omaha Nimrods Need 13-inch Mortar to Bag Limit of Ducks Nowadays.
Bee reporter.
Blandford, Charles G.
Bonwell, J.R.—Aix Sponsa.
Bruner, Lawrence.
A Comparison of the Bird-life Found in the Sand Hill Region of Holt County in 1883-84 and in 1901.
C. G. F.
C. J. B.
C. J. D.
C. L. B.
C. M. S.
C.P. Kerwin and Sandy Griswold.
Campfield, Jno. N. and Sandy Griswold.
Carlin, J.J.
Carriker, M.A., Jr.
Notes on the Breeding of the Prothonotary Warbler.
Capture and Captivity of the Great Horned Owls.
The Chickadee (Parus atricapillus) in Eastern Nebraska.
Carter, R.G.
Chittenden, Frank.
Colby, F.A.
Coveter, R.G.
Crane, Dr. Frank.
D. B. F.
D.B. F__.
Davis, A.T.
Diamond Walt.
Dworak, Anton.
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
Adder's Tongue or Dog's Tooth Violet?
The Case Against Long-Ear (Pellet Study).
The American Skylark Nesting (Horned Lark of West Omaha Fields).
Among the Missing (Spring Birds Yet to Arrive).
Another Welcome Arrival (Tree Sparrow).
From the Arctic Circle (Winter Birds).
An Artful Architect (Eastern Wood-Pewee).
Artificial Activity (Beautify Parks).
Beginning of a Romance (Goldfinch).
Belated Matrimony (Goldfinch).
Betwixt and Between (Bird Movements).
The Bird Bug (Audubon Society and Bird Study).
Birdland Preparedness (Crested Flycatcher).
A Bird Lover's Problem (Identification of Vireos).
Our Birds and the H.C.L. (Perilous Times and Birdlife Protection).
The Birds' Prophecy (Winter Birds).
This Is Bird-Tide (Spring Migration).
What is the Bird-Truth (Bluebirds and Purple Martins)?
Blonde and Brunette (Gray and Red Screech-Owls).
Brown Thrasher (and Thrush Arrival).
Camouflage in Birdland (Fox Sparrow Color Scheme).
Challenging Dan Beard (Long-eared Owl).
Cheerily! Cheerily! Cheer Up! (Robin Ballad).
Chippies in the Garden (Chipping Sparrows After Insects).
Coming Back (Spring Songsters Add to Woodland Orchestra).
The Crippled Robin (at Little Papio Creek).
The Red Crossbills (Seen at Rustic Parks).
The Crown of Gold (Golden-crowned Kinglet at Elmwood Park).
Disconsolate Visitors (Robins at Elmwood and Bluebirds).
Very Distinguished Tourists (Warblers).
Find the Earliest Wild Flower.
The Earliest Wooing (Horned Larks).
Bird's Noses (Crows and Elmwood Park Feeding Stations).
Keeping Everybody Happy (House Wren).
Amid Falling Leaves (Bird Reception Committee).
Feathered High-Brows (Birds in Rustic Parks).
Feathered Hijackers (Birds Rifle Caches of Others).
Feathered Picnickers (Grackle and Jay).
A Feathered Pilot (Spotted Sandpiper Nesting at Ak-Sar-Ben Flying Field).
Feathered Salamander (Dickcissel).
The First Emigrant (Dickcissel Leaves in August).
The First Nesting (Horned Lark).
The First Winter Tourist (Black-and-white Warbler).
A Fountain of Song (House Wren Habits).
Frigid Free-Lancing (Birds Resident in Winter).
This Is the Big Day (Bird Arrival).
A Gaudy Village Visitor (Cardinal).
Getting Away From the War (Dame Nature's Realm of Woods and Fields).
Getting Away With It (Cowbird).
Getting Ready for Spring {Goldfinch).
Getting Away With It (Youths Shooting Cardinals).
Going and Coming (Bird Migration).
The Gorgeous Colors of September.
The Grasshopper Scare (Birds and Insects).
From Gray to Gold (Goldfinch).
Help the Home Builders (Yarn and Twine for Nesting Birds).
Hide and Seek (Warbling Vireo).
A Bum Housekeeper (Belted Kingfisher).
Fall House Cleaning (Winter Bird Squad).
Hummel and the Parks (Murder of Live Trees).
A Story Old But True (Pruning Wildwoods).
Indigo Indeed (Indigo Bunting).
Inland Stormy Petrels (Chimney Swift).
A Jack In the Hole (Snipe on Little Papillion Creek).
Joys of the Hunt (Bird Hikes and Bobolink).
Keeping Up Our Courage (Goldfinch).
The King of the Forest. Cherries and Wild Plums.
The Language of the Tribe (Brown Thrasher).
Legislation for the Birds (Dove Season and Sandhill Lake Preserves).
Libeling the Screecher (Dundee Screech Owls).
Looking for Nothing (Brown Creeper).
A Marathon Songster (Dickcissel).
A Master of Economy (Cowbird).
Our Master Musician (Western Meadowlark).
The Birds Are Mating (Horned Larks).
Maytime Witchery (Common Yellowthroat).
Melancholy Days (Voices of Birds Hushed in the Woods and Fields).
In the Midnight (Owls Justly Regarded as Wise).
The Mighty Have Fallen (Blue Jay).
Few Miles - Much Difference (Song Sparrows).
Misery Loves Company (House Sparrows and Blackbird).
Snow on the Mountains in Prairie Land.
Bird Mysteries (Cardinal and Kinglet).
Mysterious Mister Owl (Screech Owl).
In the Dead O' Night (Bird Calls).
October Surprises (Birds in the Woods).
Old Doc Owl - Conservationist.
Packing Up to Go (Bronzed Grackle).
Packing Up Their Duds (Junco Departure).
Perpetual Motion for Uncle (Nuthatch, Creeper, Woodpeckers and Chickadee).
One Persistent Song (Warbling Vireo).
Pisk or Piramadig (Nighthawk).
Protected Winter Birds (Fontenelle Forest Reserve).
Proud Parent (Red-wing Blackbird).
Purity (First Bluebird at Elmwood).
Purity! Purity! Purity! (Eastern Bluebird).
The Rattler (Kingfisher Habits).
A Busy Pet Returns (House Wren).
Reward Worth While (Bird Baths and Goldfinch).
The Right Kind of Meaouw (Gray Catbird).
The Roller Coaster (Goldfinch).
Ruthless Warfare in Birdland (Sharp-shinned Hawk in Elmwood Ravine).
Blue Sailor From Eastern Lands.
Saving Nature's Wonders (Elmwood Park Work).
Scotch Harebells and American Bellflowers.
Scouts and Birds (Feeding Stations).
Screech Owl Scandal (Elmwood Park).
Sharpening the Ax (Tree Removal at Elmwood Park).
Spizella Monticola (Delightful Singer the Tree Sparrow).
The Joy of Singing (Dickcissel).
Snowflake (Snow Buntings Dead at Greeley).
Song of the Prairie (Meadow Lark).
A Dead Game Sport (Chickadee).
The Spot on the Breast (Tree Sparrow).
Spring Is Coming (Horned Lark). Jack Frost, Costumer.
The Squatter Arrives (Cowbird).
The Squeaky Wagonwheel (Morning Birds and Kingbird).
Squirrels (Audubon and Farmers Campaign).
The Strutters (Bronzed Grackle).
The Summer is Waning (Dickcissel).
Sweetest Note of All (Western Meadowlark).
The Tardy Nesters (Goldfinch and Mourning Dove).
Teeter-tail (Spotted Sandpiper).
In the Teeth of the Storm (Red Crossbill).
On the Wire (Telegraph Line Bird Lore).
The Tenderest Time of All (Breeding Birds).
Tragedy of the Albino (Robin).
Triumph for the Birds (Federal Law Against Spring Shooting).
A Tufted Treat (Tufted Titmouse).
An Upside-Down Bird (Nuthatches).
A Very Sensible Bird (Ovenbird).
A New Visitor (Townsend Solitaire at Elmwood Park).
Waxwings (Migratory Songsters at Elmwood Park).
A Welcome Comedian (Red-headed Woodpecker).
The Winged Irish Comedian (Short-eared Owl and Other Useful Owls).
Winter Bird Features (Bird Study and Hiking).
Winter Mandolins (Goldfinches).
Witchery (Common Yellowthroat).
Editor.
The Annual Hunt. Captain Homan's Party Victorious - The Count of Yesterday - Incidents of the Hunt.
The Annual Hunt. The Omaha Gun Club Members Kill an Enormous Amount of Game.
(Annual October Hunt of Omaha Gun Club. Count for Game and Birds of Prey).
How It Came About that so Many English Sparrows are Swarming in Omaha These Days.
The Coming Carnival of Bird-Murder in Omaha. Also
The Count of Game. The Schedule of the Omaha Gun Club.
Counting the Game. The Worley Team of the Gun Club Won by a Close Score.
Hunters Declare Against the Spring Shooting of Ducks.
(Editorial on the Slaughter of Song Birds).
(Exhibit of Wild Animals in Columbus).
Game Out of Season. Owls and Upland Plover Served to Omaha Gourmets.
The Gun Club Banquet. The Most Successful Event of Its Kind Ever Held in Omaha.
Journeyings and Jottings in Nebraska.
In the Markets. The Displays of Poultry and Other Seasonable Edibles.
Migration. (Wild Geese Traveling Southward - Quail Very Plentiful).
Professor Aughey on Insectivorous Birds.
Semi-annual Fall Hunt of the Omaha Sportsman's Club. The Result of One Day's Hunt.
Sequel to a Duck Hunt. One Hunter Unintentionally Perforates Another With Shot.
Sportsmen Issue a Challenge. The Gun Club Proposes to Go Gunning for a Banquet.
The Sportsmen's Hunt. The Result of a Day's Sport - Count of the Game.
Tales of Omaha Nimrods. A Symposium of Hunting Episodes Told by Old Sportsmen.
Editorial.
El Comancho.
Farmers.
Fenner & Co.
Field Sportmen's Club.
Fuller, D.E.
Furnas, Robert W.
The Carolina Parakeet near Brownville on a Missouri River Island
G. A. C.
G. W. B.; G. N. B. with part two.
Globe, Lincoln.
Greenleaf, Miles.
What Cheer In a Cemetery Where Birds Find Paradise.
Odd Feature of Birdland at Beautiful Elmwood. Where the Cowbird Invaded a Chewink's Home.
Billy Marsh Birdologist and his Notebook. Forty Years' Study of Wild Life Around Omaha.
Grinnell, George B.
Grinnell, George B. (Ornis, pseud.).
Grinnell, George B. (Yo, pseud.).
Gris (Sandy Griswold).
Griswold, S.G.V.
In the Broad and Alluring Fields of Nebraska With the Upland Plover.
Passing of Our Prairie's Greatest Charm, the Prairie Chicken.
Griswold, Sandy - Anonymous.
Griswold, Sandy - S.G.
Griswold, Sandy G.V.
Griswold, Sandy and A. Hazleton.
Griswold, Sandy and John Hardin.
(Swapping Reminiscences at the Gunsmith Shop. Duck Shooting at Horseshoe Lake).
Griswold, Sandy and Miscellaneous.
(Likelihood of a Final Total Annihilation of the Water Fowl Family).
Griswold, Sandy and Robert H. Wolcott.
Griswold, Sandy and Sam Richmond.
Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
Coming of the Feathered Hosts.
(End of the Spring Shooting Season).
The Jacks Are In. Days With the Votaries of the Rod and Gun.
On the Lake and in the Field. Weekly Ramble with the Followers of Rod and Gun.
(A Perfect Day Hunting Plover near Papillion).
(Rapid Disappearance of Native Birds).
(September the Hunter's Idyl for Quail and Water Fowl).
The Spring Shooting. Balmy Weather Brings on the Old Fever.
(Wild Pigeon Killed From Flock Near Papillion).
The Woods and Waters. A Weekly Ramble with the Devotees of Rod and Gun.
Griswold, Sandy.
After Chickens in Waning Summer.
Midwinter's Breezy Sport. Among the Geese and Ducks on the Lugenbeel Marshes.
(Annual Spring Wild Fowl Shoot at Stilwell's Ranch).
Approach of the Sportsman's Idyl.
In the Days of April the Wild Goose Flys On.
(August Days Bird Notes - Plover Hunting West of Omaha).
(Autumn Teal Shooting at Fairmont).
(Barren Waste in Winter, Flower Colors in June).
(Beautiful Study of Ornithology and Color of Bird Plumage).
(Beloved May Days - A River Road Drive a Charming Adventure).
Bird Notes Hard to Imitate; Nothing in Musical Art Quite Resembles Sounds of Nature.
Birds Nearly All Here; Early Wild Flowers Open.
A Day With the Birds on the Old River Road.
Birds are Returning to Their Turner Park Home.
Birds Are More Sociable When Weather Grows Cold.
The Birds That Fly in the Spring. Passing Feather Flights. The Jack Snipe and His Haunts.
Birds Welcome First Bright Day With Song.
(Bright Outlook for the Prairie Chicken Crop).
Birds Busy Courting and Homebuilding These Days.
(Canvasback Grounds and the Changing Sand Hills.)
(Bird Notes From St. Catherine Hospital). Likes the Bluejay Best. A Pathetic Little Story.
(Charm of the Pinnated Grouse).
(Climatic Change and Winter Sightings of Birds).
(Crows Herald the Coming of Spring).
Dawn of the Hunters' Idyl. September Days with the Chicken and Approach of the Wild Fowl.
Days With the Ducks Among the Old Sand Hills.
Days in the Rice Beds of Old Hackberry Lake.
Days With the Sandhill Crane a Quarter of a Century Ago.
Days With the Uplands. Another Ramble with the Lovers of the Woods and Fields.
December Days Afield Not What They Once Were.
Delightful April Days Along Old Mormon Trail.
Delightful Meeting With Flock of Harris Sparrows.
(Duck Hunting at the Lakes and Sloughs North of Cody).
(Ducking Grounds Shooting on the Platte River and Duck Notes for Nebraska).
(Duck Shooting Trip to the Valentine Lake District.)
(Early Hunting Days, Woodcock Habits and Days Afield).
An Early Morning's Visits With the Birds.
An Early September Day Up the Old River Road.
Evening Grosbeak, Rare Visitor, at Turner Park.
(Novel Experience at Waubonsie - Fowl Hunting Recollection from Forney's Lake).
Faded Glories of the Platte; A Tale of Mystic Times.
(Fall Duck Shooting at the Lake Creek Marshes).
The Farmers' Helpers. This Season's Birds.
The Feathered Marauders of Our Fields and Streams.
Federal License Law Designed to Protect Vanishing Game Birds.
Flicker Most Melodious and Exquisitely Marked.
(Forest, Field and Stream. February Days).
Forest, Field and Stream. (Woodcock Habits in the Haunts).
(Game Laws and the Sportsman).
Out With Old George. On the Big Pasture Lands for Upland Plover.
The Glories of Autumnal Days on the Metz Ranch.
Golden Days of Summer Are Sloping Into Golden Days of Fall.
(Goose Hunt on the Legendary Platte).
(Great Spring Flight of Ducks at South Dakota Sandhill Lakes).
The Hunters' Lodge Out Among the Sunlit Sand Hills.
(Day Hunting Doves and Plover at Millard).
Nebraska Waters (Hunting Long-billed Curlew and Upland Plover at Hackberry Lake).
(Rail Hunting at Nearby Watery Expanses).
Shooting in the Spring. Arrival of the Avant Coureurs of the Feathered Hosts.
Real Indian Summer Comes Only After Squaw Winter.
Industry, Patience and Alertness Requisites for the Student of Nature.
(Intimate Terms With the Winter Trees Along the Ancient River Road).
(Jack Snipe Hunting and Sportsmen's Fever).
(Jacksnipe Shooting in the Spring in the Omaha Vicinity).
King of the Stubble Field. Glorious Sport Ahead for the Pointer and the Setter.
Lake Creek's Haunted Hole and How Discovered by the Old Merganzers.
The Last of the Whoopers and a Recall of Early Days.
On the Legendary Platte. The Story of a Wild Goose Hunt in Wintery December.
In That Little Old Canvas Palace on the Romantic Loup.
Looking Back on a Picture of a Quarter of a Century Ago.
Looking Back Through the Mists of a Quarter of a Century.
(Lore of Bird-life at Hackberry Lake).
(Lovely Summer Day Outdoors Hunting the Upland Plover).
(March Days and Bird Hunting).
(Maryott Teal Painting at Townsend's Gun Store in Omaha).
A Memory of a Hunters Haven on the Fabled Platte.
A Memory of the River Woods of Long Ago.
Says One Month Enough to Hunt Prairie Chickens.
Mystery in Butterfly's Migratory Pilgrimages.
Mystic Bird of the Marsh. He Came in Swarms and Made Great Sport for the Gunners.
Night Migration of Birds Over Omaha.
(October Day Views of the Outdoors - Pheasants - Camera Hunting - Game Law Suggestions).
(Outdoor Sport at Cutoff Lake—Gunners and Fishing Parties).
(Passing the Middle Milestone of Pilgrimage Through Vale of Tears).
Passing of the Summer Duck—The Loveliest of Them All.
(Perfect Days at the Historic Shack on the Wonderful Old Platte).
Plover Hunting in the Nebraska Uplands.
Present Fall Delightful But Comfortably Queer.
Promise of Wonderful Year in Laggard Spring.
(Quail Season and Pleasures of Being Afield).
The Quinnebogg Woods and Their Night Herons.
(Rail Hunting Along the Missouri River in Eastern Omaha).
(Rail Hunting at Lakes and Slough Grounds).
(Reasons for Sportsmen to be Afield in May Days).
Recalling a Day with Nebraska's Greatest Duck Shot.
(Reminiscences of Hunting at the Lugenbeel Marshes).
(Reports of Abundant Upland Game Birds in the West).
Robin Time is on the Way. Red Breast is the Most Friendly of All Birds.
(Rosy July Morning in Fair Nebraska).
(Sandhill Crane Hunting on the Sprawling Platte).
(Scarcity of Wild Fowl in Eastern Nebraska).
Scenes at the Smith Shooting Shack on the Legendary Platte, West of Shelton.
(Season's Outlook for the Prairie Chicken).
(September Days. Waning of Summer. The Meadow Lark and Time for Rail Shooting).
(Several Days Duck Hunting on the Widely Famed Ranch of Charlie Metz).
(Shooting Rails and Their Habits).
(Signs of Delightful Spring and Hunting Grounds Along the Bottoms of the Platte River at Rogers).
(Spring Snipe Shooting at the Famous Old Grounds at Percival).
Song of the Western Brook. Blood in the Anglers' Veins Again Stirred by the Music.
Sport for September Days. Health and Pleasure the Object of the True Sportsman.
Sports of the Dog Days. A Glorious Day With the Upland Plover.
Sports of Indian Summer. The Quack of the Mallard Making Music in the Marsh.
(Sportsmen and Affection for the Flicker).
(Sportsmen on a Duck and Grouse Shoot by Mumper.)
Spring Days in the Marsh. Prospects Bright for the Most Enchanting of All Outdoor Sport.
(Spring Fever - Yield to the Feeling).
(Spring Season for Wild Fowl Shooting Rapidly Approaching. No Place Excels Ranch of Stilwell).
(Spring Shooting of Jack Snipe).
(Spring Shooting Underway and Sportsmen Arriving on the Train).
Springtime Charm Along the Famous Old Platte.
(Spring Wild Fowl Hunting Trip at Stilwell's Ranch, Valentine Lake District).
(Sunset in the Sandhills and Hunting on Lake Creek).
(Thrill of Hunting Quail in October).
Time of the Hunter's Idyl. Prospects Good for Capital Sport Among the Wild Fowl This Fall.
(Summer Upland Plover Hunt Southwest of Omaha Along the Papio Bottoms).
(Upland Plover Are In and the Sportsman Afield).
(Upland Shooting and Lore of the Upland Plover).
Many Vagrant Thoughts That Come With the Summer Days.
A Veritable Gunners' Paradise.
(Wandering up the Legendary Old River Road).
Where's Our Summer Birds. A Brief Treatise Upon the Feathered Family of Nebraska.
The Whistle of the Upland. Fine Sport for the Gunners on the Hillsides and Meadows.
The Whistle of the Upland Plover.
(Whooping Crane Habits on the Platte River).
The Wild Fowler's Harbor Out in the Sandhills.
Will the Time Come When the Birds Are Gone?
A Winter Day on Glorious Old Hackberry.
(Winter Mallard Shooting on the Platte River at Clarks).
(Winter Quail Hunting at Clarks).
H.E.L.
Hall, A.
Hall, W.R.
Hardin, John J.
Hematite (pseud.).
Herald editor.
The Bird Bill Re-committed. It Will Probably be Defeated by Delays.
The English Sparrow in America.
Those Goose Hunters. They Are Supposed to be Side-Tracked Because of Their Lack of Funds.
Herald writer.
Bagging Their Birds. The Splendid Scores Made in the Field in the Fall Hunt.
A Big Day's Sport. Splendid Result of a Day's Shooting on the Platte.
Game. Annual Fall Hunt of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club. An Excellent Day's Shooting.
Hershey, H.E.
Hough, Wm. Henry Stein and Joe Turner.
Hub (pseud.).
Hubbard, C.P. and H.
Hunter, J.S.
Invisible (pseud.).
J. F. L.
J. S. O.
J.C. Crawford
Johnson, Frances.
Johnson, J.E. or Jno. W. Pattison, Editors and Proprietors.
Kline, H. A.
Koots (pseud.).
L. L. B.
Teaching or Instinct Which Guides Our Birds. An Interesting Problem to the Students of Nature.
Learned, Mary.
Leeds, Theo. E.
Lempriere, C.
Locke, J.F.
Love, Ray E.
Lowrey, J.H.
Maber, Nick.
Flock of Bald Eagles. A Bunch of Fifty of These National Birds Seen Near Walker's Island.
Madison, Peter.
Martin, J.C.
McLellan, J. Ellis.
Merchant, Commission.
Another View of the Game Law. A Commission Merchant Gives his Ideas on the Subject.
Merriam, C. Hart.
Miscellaneous participants.
Morgan, Frances C.
Morton, J. Sterling.
Our Game Birds. An Off-hand Address by the President of the State Sportsmen's Association.
Mrs. E.
N. A. S. (N.A. Sherman).
Nebraska Ornithologists' Union members.
Nebraska State Legislature.
O'Sullivan, John Bernard = Tom Moore.
Omaha Herald, Staff Writer.
Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
Club Hunt. Three Days Annual Rustle of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
The Spring Hunt. The Result of the Count of Game at D.C. Sutphen's Store Yesterday.
Oologist Editor.
Parmalee, F.S.
Pearl, China.
Pearse, A.S.
Phillips, C. H.
Phillips, W.S. (El Comancho).
Polk, Burr H.
Potter, A.G.
Professor H. Culbertson. Nebraska Horticultural Society.
Pyfer, Amos.
Quill.
Ream, H.
Reed, M.H.
Reed, Norris H.
Rengler, Mrs. L.A. and Sandy Griswold.
Rex M. (Eugene O. Mayfield).
Rob White
Robert Good, editor and publisher.
A Club Hunt. Was Held Monday and the Losers set up an Oyster Supper.
Rutter, Cloud.
S. & G.
Samaba.
Sandy (Sandy Griswold).
Santee & Hill, Eds. and Props.
Searle, Burt.
Sears, Elizabeth.
Shannon, Elizabeth Poppleton.
Shoemaker, Frank H.
The Birds of Childs' Point Region.
Shoemaker, Frank. H.
Simpson, P.
Smith, Doc George.
Snap Shot (pseud.).
Snipe Till You Can't Rest.
Snyder, Edgar S.
Sporting Editor (Sandy Griswold).
Annual Slaughter of the Chicks.
The Dickey Bird Chirps. The Opening of the Spring Wild Fowl Shooting Season.
May's First Gust of Sport. A Glorious Day Among the Jacks Out on the Loup.
Sportsman, Old (pseud.).
Sportsmen commentators.
Staff Correspondent.
Stout, Ed.
That Old Queen Ann's of Stout Household. Its Pristine Glories and the Use Little Eddie Put It To.
Sweet, Ernest.
T. F. C.
Taylor, W. Edgar and A.H. Van Vleet.
The Physician.
Toppan, George L.
Townsend, A.C.
Trostler, Isador A.
Trostler, Isador S.
Among the Sandhills of N.W. Nebraska.
Remarks on Prof. Kumlien's Correction.
Tucker, S.A. and J.W. Petty.
Vireo.
W. F. R(ightmire).
W. H. R.
Wallace, J.E.
Wells, Guy M.
Whinnery, J. Carroll.
Plea for the Young Birds. Robbing of Nests in Omaha Destructive of Fine Species.