No.
1--A nodule of flint found near the Nehawka flint mines, and presented by Isaac Pollard in 1901.
2--Nodule of flint in three pieces from flint mines at Nehawka.
3--A chipped flint presented by E. A. Kirkpatrick, of Nehawka, found on the surface near Nehawka.
4--Chipped flint found near Nehawka, and presented by E. A. Kirkpatrick.
5--The largest chipped flint of which there is a record, being 23 inches long and 3 inches wide, was plowed up near Ful-

lerton, and presented by Will A. Brown.
8--Frontal bone from a grave near Nehawka, exhumed in 1898, by E. A. Kirkpatrick.
9--Chipped tomahawk, found at Nehawka.
12--Chipped flint from Nehawka.
14--Chipped flint from Nehawka.
15--Knife of flint, Nehawka.
16 A flake of flint thrown off in chipping, Nehawka.
18, 19--Chipped flints from Nehawka.
21--A core left after implement making chips are taken off the nodule.

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No.
24--A flint knife found at a depth of three feet on the floor of a lodge circle on the Griffith site.
29--Chipped flint from Griffith site.
40--Chipped tomahawk found on Griffith site.
51--Chipped flint from the Griffith site.
80--Flint presented by L. J. Griffith of Nehawka.
86--Mill, found on the Pollard site.
100--Chipped flint from Nehawka.
158--A "discoidal" found by Frank Dunham on his lot in the town of Roca and presented by him. It may be a stone shaped by white men and lost.
159--Ax presented by J. L. Griffith.
160--Maul, presented by J. L. Griffith.
161, 162--Relics from the Chamberlain collection, source unknown.
163--Ax, presented by James Fuller.
164, 165--Two ax heads from the old Indian town of Aztalan in Jefferson Co., Wisconsin; the Winnebagos once lived near.
166--Bone implement presented by Will A. Brown of Fullerton.
168--A chipped rock, use unknown. A number of these are found in Nance Co.
170--Chipped flint.
171--Stone ax found 3 miles northwest of Tecumseh; presented by W. R. Harris.
173--A "ceremonial" in pottery from Nance Co.; presented by Will A. Brown.
176--Iron implements used by Indians; presented by Will A. Brown.
178--Arrow head presented by John Meek of Douglas, found on sec. 4, T. 7 N, R 10 E.
179--Stone mortar found by W. A. Belfour of Caudillo.
181--Stone pipe, purchased; said to have been made by Sitting Bull.
182--Flints taken from the Chamberlain Collection.
183--Stone aul presented by I. W. Dunkleberger of Genoa.
184--Pottery handles which belong to Coffin Collection.

No.
188--A piece of flint in strata, brown in color and chipped; found near Genoa, Neb.
205--207--Flints from near Genoa.
214--A paint bone used to decorate robes; presented by Will A. Brown; from the Horse Creek site.
217--A bone turned to stone, from the Horse Creek site.
218--A knife from the same place.
221--A whole pottery vessel found near Fullerton, loaned by R. DeWitte Stearns.
222--"Ceremonial" from Scotts Bluff, Neb., loaned by R. Be Witte Stearns.
223, 224, 225--Flints from Scotts Bluff, loaned by Mr. Stearns.
227--Mill stone, presented by Mrs. W. E. Dech of Ithaca.
228--Catlinite ornament, by Mrs. W. E. Dech of Ithaca.
232--Flints presented by Wm. H. Dech of Ithaca.
237--Maul presented by Mrs. Margaret Diddock of Thurston Co., found in a cache.
239--Arrow point from near Leshara, presented by Miss Esty.
240--Arrow presented by Nils Gibson, found near Swedeburg.
242, 243--Indian relies presented by Mr. Eggers of Yutan.
245--An 1820 copper cent, found at Yutan.
246--Button from Yutan.
251--Iron hoe used by Pawnees found near Leshara, by Eggers.
252--Ax as above.
253, 254--Iron Pawnee implements from Leshara, by Joseph Lamuel.
255, 256, 257, 258, 259--Indian implements from the McClain site, presented by Master Elmer McClain.
260--A large flint ceremonial, very fine, loaned by Mrs. Hannah Larson of Genoa.
261--Pipe.
262--Part of a pipe.
263--Pottery.
264--Drill.
265--Bone fish hook, all of the Larson Collection.

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No.
266--Beads found in Pawnee grave near Genoa, loaned by Mrs. F. L. Horton.
267--Card of flints, presented by C. R. Wright of Genoa.
268, Pipes, loaned by C. R. Wright of Genoa.
271--Scraps of copper from near Genoa.
272--A brass bracelet found on the Wright site.
274--A brown jasper knife, diamond shaped, having four cutting edges, found on the Wright site.
275--Pipe loaned by J. A. Barber of Genoa.
292--Flint from the Wright site.
285--Ax loaned by C. R. Wright.
287--A chipped tomahawk from the Coffin site.
290--Flint from Coffin site.
293, 295, 296--Chipped flints, etc., loaned by J. A. Barber, found on Wright site.
297, 298, 311, 312, 313--Large implements found on the Wright site near Genoa, Neb.
315--Mill stones from the Coffin site.
329--Iron implements used by Pawnees, found near Genoa, presented by M. A. Elliott,
330, 331--Picked pebbles loaned by J. A. Barber.
335--Pipe stem presented by Mrs. L. F. Horton.
337--Pipe stem from Wright site.
339--Copper knife found on the Wright site.
341--Bone bead from Wright site.
342--Curious brass coin found near Genoa; Coffin Collection.
343--Two arrows presented by Mr. DeCamp of Clearwater.
345--Four war points presented by Frank E. Miller of Clearwater.
351--Pipe presented by Elmer McClain of Fremont.
352--Relics from Pawnee village on McClain site, by Elmer McClain.
353--Beads and other relies presented by Elmer McClain.
356--Relics from the Miller site presented by Amos Halle of Clearwater.

No.
359--Pistol presented by John Williamson of Genoa.
360--Stone implements from Miller site, presented by G. E. Miller.
361--Upper mill stone from Nehawka.
362--A quartzite chipped tomahawk found near Nehawka.
363--"Turtle backs" from Burkett site.
364--Scraper from Burkett site.
365--Pipe presented by Benjamin C. Ray, found near Barada, Neb., west of Glen Rock on Aldrich farm 3/4 miles east of house.
369--Presented by Shelly Hullihan of Niobrara.
370--Stone ax found on sec. 16, T. 9 N, R. 7 E.; presented by J. D. Woods.
372--Knife presented by J. H. Thrasher of Plattsmouth. It was used by a burglar on a safe at North Platte.
373--Skull of an Indian (Omaha) killed with a club near Decatur in 1860; presented by J. H. Thrasher of Plattsmouth.
374--Pipe loaned by T. F. Wiles of Plattsmouth.
375--General Price's collar, loaned by Mrs. R. R. Livingston of Plattsmouth,
377--Platte Valley Herald, Aug. 29, 1860, loaned by Mrs. R. R. Livingston.
378--Vol. 1, no, 1, Plattsmouth Jeffersonian, July 25, 1857, A. B. Todd of Plattsmouth.
379--Arrows loaned by A. B. Todd.
380--Gun found in Black Hills at an early date, A. B. Todd.
381--Beads found in Odes grave, at Barnston, leaned by Hugh Spencer.
382, 383--Otoe relics leaned by Hugh Spencer.
384--86--Bracelets, pipe and beads, loaned by E. Huddart of Barnston.
387--Otoe relics presented by W. F. Nolan of Barnston.
388--Bell by Hugh Spencer.
391, 392--Drill and arrow from Scott Co., Iowa, loaned by N. Z. Whyte of Cushing, Iowa.

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No.
393--Arrow from Scott Co., Iowa, loaned by E. R. Whyte of Cushing, Iowa.
394--A piece of "pumice stone" found near Ft. Calhoun This is doubtless similar to that which Lewis and Clark mentioned in 1804, presented by Otto Frahm.
395--Spear loaned by Otto Frahm.
396--A whole pottery vessel found in a bank of earth near Ft. Calhoun, loaned by August Saltzman.
397--A pipe from Mexico.
398--Flints from the "Huddart site."
399, 400--Collection presented by Dr. S. Pettingill of Ft. Calhoun.
401, 402--Two celts loaned by Gustave O. Nelson of Ft. Calhoun.
404--Flint spear presented by C. L. Belpere of Rulo.
405--Arrow found in Iowa Indian village site near Rulo, by Mrs. Dudley Van Valkenburg.
407--Celt from Kansas, purchased by A. E. Sheldon.
408--Upper millstone found near Salem, presented by Jerome Wilsie.
409--Stone ax found in Indian mound on the farm of Cass Jones 4 miles northwest of Rulo, presented by Jerome Wilsie.
411--Mill stone presented by Cass Jones.
412--A 3-pronged fork from the Hemple Collection; probably a toasting fork.
413--Mounted swan from Hemple Collection, presented by Mrs. Dr. Wallace of Union.
414--A mounted pelican.
415--A pepperbox pistol.
416--A horse pistol.
417--Revolver with "Cady Rogers" on a card.
418, 419, 420--Haversack, canteen, and mountain sheep head, property of H. C. McMaken, Plattsmouth.
421--Brass cartridge.
422--Pipe.
424 to 438--Axes, all from Hemple Collection.
499--Arrow point presented by Stewart Haile.

No.
440 to 450 Arrow points from Alma, Kan.
452--457--Relics from Burkett site, presented by Mr. Starr.
458--Arrow presented by Perry Eells of Roca,
460--467--Flints from the Burkett site.
468--A rudely chipped flint, identity unknown.
469--Flints from near Stockdale, Kan., presented by A. O. Hollingsworth of Redland, Ore.
470--Flint from the Rice site, presented by A. O. Hollingsworth.
471--A tobacco pouch from Hemple Collection.
473--Specimens of Quivera chipped implements from Kansas, selected from one ton of this material. These are the very best. Presented by Hon. J. V. Brower of St. Paul, Minn.
474--Pottery from Kansas.
475--Collection from the Rice site, loaned by Walter Rice of Blue Springs.
476--Specimens from the Hollingworth site near Holmesville, Neb.
477--Two Quivera tomahawks found an Rice site.
478--Quivera tomahawk loaned by Mr. Crawford of Wymore.
479--Arrows loaned by Mr. Crawford of Wymore.
480--Collection loaned by Edward J. O'Shea of Lincoln.
481--Arrow points from Scott Co.. Iowa, by Mrs. Alice Fitchner, Author, Iowa,
482--Pair of hand cuffs presented by Milo Hodgkins, Roca, Neb.
483--Ceremonial and colt from Ohio, by S. H. Thompson, Nelson, Neb.
484--Collection loaned by Mrs. Gertrude Romaine, 1448 P St., Lincoln. Neb.: 2 pony saddle bags, quiver and arrows, 5 1/2 pairs moccasins, Sioux belt, shirt, tobacco pouch, papoose case.
485--Collection presented by Otis E. Allis, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
486--Card of flints loaned by A. G. Parker of Yutan.
487--A fine stone ax, presented by Stewart Haile.

363

No.
489--Arrow point from Hopkins Collection.
490--Squaw knife from Gray site.
491--Collection of small arrow points taken from the Hopkins collection.
492--Wooden dish made from a log of Governor Clark's house in St. Louis, presented by Mrs. J. A. Haggard.
493--Stone hammer presented by L. J. Babcock of Gibbon.
494--A lime-stone hammer from Wyoming, by Bert Griggs.
495--Stone mortar presented by Charles H. Brown of Tobias.
496--Specimens from the overland trail presented by John Wright.
497--A key presented by John Knight of Pleasant Hill. This is the key to a jail cell where Mrs. Hondesheldt burned to death in 1873.
498--Specimens from the Gates site.
499--Seth Russell Walker Collection: 2 Spanish dollars, gold sovereign, buttons, and Continental bill.
500--Chipped colt, by Charles H. Brown of Tobias.
501--Vermont Freedom button, presented by G. R. Unthank of Lincoln.
502--Two arrow points, presented by Clarence Ruigh of Firth
503--Specimens of purple flint from a cache. in York Co., Presented by Rev. Cross.
504--Flints from Gray site.
505--Chipped flints from Beaver creek, Wyoming, by Bert Griggs.
506--Eleven flint arrow heads, loaned by Wm. Murphy, found near Florence, Neb.
507--Miniature image of horse found near Linwood.
508--A flint found near Linwood.
509--Pottery from Florida, by Don C. VanDeusen, Blair.
510--Lock, purchased by Prof. H. W. Caldwell.
511--A curiosity found in Pickerel, by Mr. Montgomery.
512--One of the six imitation medals used at the Calhoun celebration August 3, 1904.

No.
519--Mandan pottery, presented by J. V. Brower.
514--Bible once owned by Andrew Dripps, loaned by his daughter, Mrs. Mary J. Barnes of Barnston.
515--Piece of pottery found under six feet of earth near Crescent City, Iowa.
516--Two curiosities loaned by Mrs. F. J. Young of Columbus.
517--Pottery, loaned by Miss Warnor of Maywood.
518--Ax from Furnas Collection.
519--"Little St. John," a stone medallion found near Tekamah, and loaned by J. P. Latta.
520--"Little St. John," identical with the above, found at. Plattsmouth and loaned by G. Fickler.
521--A new flint implement from the Gray site, probably used to pull the beard.
522--A new flint implement, found by A. L. Hopkins, probably used as a groover to groove the arrow shafts.
523--Pair of shoulder epaulets.
524--Scrapers from Burkett site.
525--New flint implements, use unknown.
526--Two "Stockton Curves"; A. G. Parker Collection.
527--An awl, A. O. Parker Collection.
528--Wampum from Massachusetts, presented by S. E. Taylor.
529--Arrow from Washington, by S E. Taylor.
530--Pair of candle snuffers, presented by E Whitcomb.
531--Pair of andirons from Whitcomb Collection.
532--An ancient form of spinning wheel from Germany, presented by Chas. Hopt of McCook.
533--Calcined bone from grave near Crescent City, Iowa.
534--Spurs worn by Col. John M. Stotsenburg when he met his death in the Philippines, presented by B. D. Whedon.
535--Pottery from New Mexico, by D. F. Riddell.
536--Japanese coin, by Y. Hiryama

364

No.
537--Old Virginia land warrant, loaned by Mrs. C. S. Sherman.
538--Whole pottery vessel from Onawa, Iowa.
539--Skull found with above urn.
540--Cast of "The Gray Stone Face" found at Schuyler, original in Gray, Col.
541--Burned clay from Tekamah, also a rock like the one containing the Little St. John when found.
542--Flints from Alabama, by L. McKinnon.
543--A hetchel for flax, Whitcomb.
544--A powder gourd.
545--One of a case of hats lost in Missouri river in 1860 and found in 1903, W. H. Woods.
546--Saddle bags, W. H. Woods.
547--Tongs, by E. Whitcomb.
548--Large spinning wheel, by E. Whitcomb of Friend.
549--A bed warmer from Wisconsin, by W. O. Fletcher,
550--Armor, by Edward Daniels.
551--Model mower, by S. E. Upton, Lincoln.
552--Ancient Winnebago canoe, loaned by W. K. Mitchell of Bancroft, Neb.
553--Ancient plow with wooden moldboard, loaned by Fred Humphrey of Lincoln.
554--Part of limestone at Nebraska-Dakota line, by Robert Harvey.
555--Brass urn from Philippine Islands.
556--Pictograph rock from Wonder site.
557--Chair in which Governor Furnas was cradled.
558--Gun which belonged to Governor Furnas's father.
559--Table and wheel made at Deaf and Dumb Institute at Omaha.
560--A flint-lock shotgun brought to Nebraska in 1834 by Rev. Samuel Allis, presented by his son. Otis E. Allis, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
561--Sandstone planers from Hopkins Collection.
562--Pillar from old capitol building, presented by E. T. Hartley.

No.
563--Winnebago canoe made by Green Rainbow.
564--Ship from Hemple Collection.
565--Fishing rod, presented by R. W. Furnas.
566--Knife.
567--Knife.
568, 569--Two machetes, Whitcomb Collection.
570--Machete, Gilbert Collection.
571--Confederate knife, by S. A. Gardiner.
572--Sword, presented by Gen. John M. Thayer.
573--A number of guns from Hempie Collection.
574--Two swords, R. W. Furnas.
575--Two swords, R. R. Livingston.
576--Confederate sword captured by Gen. R. R. Livingston.
577--Wooden chain, Hopkins.
578--Three pairs of shackles from slavery days, from Hopkins Collection.
579--Old broken sword of Spanish design, hand made, found at 11th and K Sts. ten feet below the surface by Charles H. Rising.
580--Tobacco pouch, by A. E. Sheldon.
581--Leggins from Wounded Knee battle field.
582--Three pottery vessels, by Mrs. J. E. Barkley.
583--Tongs, shears, and chopping knife, presented by Gilbert L. Cole, Beatrice.
584--Rock from the chimney of old trading post on Sioux reservation.
585--Medicine sticks from Pine Ridge. Ingles Collection, Pleasant Hill, Neb., loaned by J. W. Ingles, 1906.
586--Philippine kris.
587--Piece of royal palm, Philippines.
588--Three stone pipes from Pine Ridge.
589--Pipe-stone war clubs, knives, and a horseshoe from Pine Ridge.
590--Six effigy urns from cliff dwellers, New Mexico (ancient).
591--Two pairs Pawnee moccasins.
592--Two pairs Yoca moccasins.

365

No.
593--Two Pawnee pouches.
594--Sinall Ponca moccasins.
595--Omaha pouch.
596--Pawnee tobacco box.
597--Six beaded novelties.
598--Coco palm, silver mounted cane.
599--Indian bow.
600--Shells, Mexican flag, and other relics.
601--Ostrich egg, also a collection of U. S. silver half-dollars, quarters, and dimes; a number of bronze and nickel coins and two gold quarters, all enumerated in the catalogue; also a copy of the Boston Gazelle Journal.
602--Three shells, Vernice Rogers.
603--Rain coat from Burmah, loaned by C. H. Carson.
604--War bonnet, by Ray Bell.
605--Hay-knife, W. H. Woods,
606--Two hand-sickles.
607--Silver horn.
608--Three knives.
609--Flint spear head from Saunders Co., loaned by R. E. Kavan.
610--Philippine pants.
611--Philippine bamboo chain.
612--Chinese shoes.
613--Philippine "head chopper."
614--Kris.
615--Kris, wavy edge.
616--Silver bracelet.
617--Gun, presented by T. M. Pentzer.
618--A Mauser rifle.
619--Canteen, Furnas Collection.
620--Cartridge box, Furnas Collection.
621--Half pipe, broken in drilling.
622--Knap sack and double canteen.
623--Quirt.
624--Pistol, by Morris E. Meyers of Broken Bow.
625--Stone ax.
626--Stone ax.
627--Stone ax.
628--Mounted stone tomahawk.
629--Moccasin.
630--A card of chipped flints.
631--Quirt.
632--Photograph of Lincoln's first Capitol, W. W. Wilson.

No.
633--The gavel with which the first territorial legislature was called to order.
634--Sand box, by Gardiner.
635--A pew number, Gardiner.
636--Specimen of "Novaculite," by Mills.
637--Unique animal skull, Harvey Link.
638--MS. of Grover Cleveland, presented by J. Sterling Motion.
639--Trailer, by Starr.
640--Sandwich Island priest's robe.
641--Buckskin beaded vest and secret society regalia from Furnas Collection.
642--Rocks, bones, etc, found under ten feet of loess soil near north line of Nebraska.
643--Piece of stone ax from near Harlington.
644--Two pieces of stone ax from Alaska, by Dr. Ward.
645--Lava from Mt. Shasta, L. D. Brace.
646--Belt, pistol case, and canteen, from Furnas Collection.
647--Telegraph key from San Juan hill, by E. W. Harvey.
649--Epaulet worn by Gen. Sterling Price.
649--Brick found when boring a well near Brownville, Furnas.
650--87 articles from the Whitcomb Collection, enumerated and described in an old catalog.
651--Two flints from Hebron, by W. N. Bozarth.
652--Six flints from Cuming Co., by A. E. Long.
653--Campaign club, by A. B. Emery.
654--Chipped flints from Campbell, by H. H. Sheibal.
655--Gavel from the Furnas Collection.
656--Scalp from the Furnas Collection.
657--Masonic regalia from the Furnas Collection.
658--General Vifquain relics.
659--Ancient silver coin, by Wm. Elmendorf.
660--Spike from the old Majors & Waddell building at Nebraska City, by C. N. Karstens.
661--A Nebraska City warrant, by E. F. Warren.

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No.
662--Key to the old "Block House" at Nebraska City, by Mrs. Caroline Morton.
663--Canteen, by T. F. Goold of Ogalalla.
664--Coin, by Miss Maud Marti of Maywood.
665--Flint arrow heads presented to R. W. Furnas by I. M. Hacher of Dundy Co., also an Indian ration check, and a Washington letter.
666--A grain cradle presented by Mrs. Louis Giberson of Weeping Water.
667--Piece of timber from the "John Brown cave" near Nebraska City.
668--A flail, by A. L. Hopkins; a coin by A. L. Hopkins.
669--Two scalps from Hemple Collection, property of H. C. McMacken of Plattsmouth.
670--Flints from a mound house near Genoa.
671--Flint knife, by C. R. Wright, Genoa.
G72--Shell beads and arrows presented by O. H. Olson Orleans.
673--Flints from Orleans, E. M. Olson.
674--Columbian half-dollar by Jas. McGeachin. 12th century English coin by Mrs. James McGenchin of Orleans.
675--Two large ceremonial flints from near Hardy.
676--E. H. Whittemore collection: 14 chipped flints and a pipe from Adams.
677--Revolver, presented by Lucas B. Dundas, Auburn.
678--Relics from Ft. Calhoun by John T. Bell, Oakland, Cal.
679--Vifquain's address to 97th 111. Reg., by T. M. Pentzer.
680--The Johnson Bros. Collection Of Indian relics from Pine Ridge agency, loaned by Johnson Bros. of York: Sixteen beaded war clubs; 163 plain war clubs; 92 pairs of moccasins; 97 beaded pockets; 27 knife cases; 37 pick cases: 25 beaded animal dolls; 4 tobacco pouches; hair bridle; 4 dolls; 3 quirts; 4 head bands; 5 head

No.
dresses, 9 large pockets; pair small leggins; powder horn; beaded spoon; horn spoon; pair mittens; belt and knife case. small Navajo blanket; Navajo loom; bow holder and quiver; 20 blunt arrows; 34 sharp steel pointed arrows; 14 bows; rump dress; 2 head dresses; shirt; small tipi; 2 medicine bows: 2 pack saddles; 2 medicine clubs.
681--Pipes from one of the Hopkins disks.
682--Silver cross found near Orleans by N. C. Sasse; also a complete skeleton.
683--An ox shoe.
684--Wood by Charles Greene of Marquette.
685--Flints by Charles White at Phillips.
686--A melodeon, loaned by Mr and Mrs. H. G. Sutton of Bethany, Neb.

B. 1--White flint spear head from Scott Co., Iowa.
B. 2--Spear head.
B. 3--Arrow head.
B. 5--A small drill given by Prof. Nickerson, found near Fullerton.
B. 6--A collection of small arrow points given by Miss Reynolds
B. 7 --A "whirler" found near Ponca and given by W. C. Eckhart.
B. 8--Tomahawk found near Sprague, loaned by J. H. Kohler.
B. 9--A Celt loaned by Kohler
B.16--Burned clay showing wicker work, from Roca site.
B.17--Pictograph on pipe-stone, Roca.
B.20--Hematite bust found near Roca.
B.22--Book (Indian).
B-23--Book (Indian).
B.24--Kettle from Horse Creek site.
B.33--A toy from Horse Creek site.
B.36--Indian paint given by Warren Hodgkins.

367

No.
C. 1--"Puck-oos," or Indian rattle.
C. 2--Lone Chief's head dress.
C. 3--Whip handle.
C. 4--Indian pants.
C. 6--Beaded head band.
C. 7--Medicine pouch from Rosebud agency.
C. 8--Porcupine head band.
C. 9--Omaha shirt.
C. 10--Moccasins.
C. 11--Pawnee knife scabbard.
C. 12--Pawnee quiver of buffalo skin.
C. 13--Pawnee bow.
C. 14--Sixteen arrows from various tribes.
C. 15--Fan.
C. 16--Omaha moccasin.
C. 17--Pawnee squaw dress skirt.
C. 18--Pair beaded gloves.
C. 19--Beaded bottle.
C. 20--Head band.
C. 21--Medicine bag.
C. 22--Hair cane.
C. 23--Cut-glass beaded belt.
C. 24--Cheyenne beaded moccasins.
C. 25--Pawnee beaded necklace.
C. 26--Pipe-stone pipe with legend.
C. 27--Pawnee pipe.
C. 28--Piece of catlinite.
C. 29--Pipe from Rosebud.
C. 30--Pawnee pipe.
C. 31--Santee pipe.
C. 32--Santee pipe.
C. 33--Moccasins.
C. 34--Charm.
C. 35--Rosebud knife-club.
C. 36--Cheyenne porcupine moccasins.
C. 37--Stone war club.
C. 38--U. S. belt.
C. 39--Cannon ball, shot at Genoa.
C. 40--Pawnee knife.
C. 41--Prong stick for torture.
C. 42--Bone, used to strip sinew.
C. 43--Bone hide flesher.
C. 44--Bone hide flesher.
C. 45--Scraper handle.
C. 46--Paint bone.
C. 47--Stone used to paint with.
C. 48--Pictograph quirt handle.
C. 49--Revolver.

No.
C. 50--Sac-Fox silver head band.
C. 51--Sac-Fox silver bracelet.
C. 52--Sac-Fox silver bracelet.
C. 53--Sac-fox silver bracelet.
C. 54--Sac-Fox silver bracelet.
C. 55--Sac-Fox silver bracelet.
C. 56--Indian baby foot.
C. 57--Pawnee beaded belt.
C. 58--Pawnee beaded sash.
C. 59--Santee flute.
C. 60--Pawnee tobacco pouch.
C. 61--Sioux shirt.
C. 62--Picture frame.
C. 63--Wampum worth $80.
C. 64--Group of photographs.
C. 65--Buckskin beaded vest.
C. 66--Earrings worn by Pit-a-Le Sharu, used as money by Pawnees.
C. 67--Moccasins worn by Pit-a-Le Sharu when he died.
C. 68--Photograph of Pit-a-Le Sharu.
C. 69--Beads as sold to Indians.
C. 70--Beaded ball.
C. 71--Indian pictograph dream.
C. 72--Indian dress.
C. 72--A medicine bag.
C. 74--Pawnee shirt.
C. 75--Papoose coat.
C. 76--Beaded medicine bag.
C. 77--Pawnee shirt.
C. 78--Head dress.
C. 79--Pawnee moccasins.
C. 80--Moccasins from Rosebud.
C. 81--Pawnee cloth.
C. 82--Pawnee beaded belt.
C. 93--Pawnee pants.
C. 84--Pawnee pants.
C. 85--Pawnee moccasins.
C. 86--Beads.
C. 87--Decoration for the horse dance.
C. 88--Pawnee medicine bag.
C. 89--Pawnee shirt.
C. 90--Head dress.
C. 91--Moccasins.
C. 92--Government belt given to Pawnees.
C. 93--Moccasins.
C. 94--Moccasins.
C. 95--Pawnee war-club.
C. 96--Rosebud spear.
C. 97--Eagle Chief's bow.
C. 98--Rosebud bow.
C. 99--Pawnee game.
C.100--Sisseton war-club.
C.101-Pawnee war-club.

368

No.
C.102--Engravings.
C.103--Mexican whip.
C.104--Santee beaded bottle.
C.105--Spoon bolder.
C.106--Spoons.
C.107--Geological specimens
C.108--Geological specimens'
C.109--Relics of a tortured Sioux.
C.110--Pappoose skull,
C.111--Pawnee skull.
C.112--Remnant of bead work
C.113--Tooth found 462 feet under ground.
C.114--Arrow points.
C.115--Lariat.

No.
1 Filipino military straw hat.
1 Filipino machete.
1 Filipino rice knife.
1 shell card tray.
1 bamboo chain.
1 Filipino comb.
1 Chinese money belt.
1 Filipino knife.
1 banca.
1 casco.
2 pairs Filipino slippers.
1 pair Japanese slippers.
2 clips Mauser shells.
1 Spanish pocket knife.
1 grape shot.
1 piece cocoanut fiber gauze.
Captain Jen's watch.
1 cocoanut cup.
1 Mauser rifle.
1 Filipino haversack.
4 Manila newspapers.
1 pair Japanese chopsticks.
2 silk cocoons (Japan).
Tree coral specimens.
1 coin collection. to-wit: Mexican peso, 50 sen, half peso. Mexican 20c, Mexican 10c, quarter yang, U. S. half dime, Spanish 10c, 2 candareen, 1 mace, 44 candareens, 5 sen, 20 sen, 5 sen (4 specimens), 3 cents (U. S.), Russian copper coin, French 20 cents, English sixpence, 2 sen (copper), Spanish 2 centavo (4 samples), Spanish 1 centavo (11 samples), Japanese coppers 8, Chinese, coppers 7, 1/2 sen, U. S. 2 cents (2).

   In an old catalogue found in the museum is the following record of the collection belonging to Edward Whitcomb, of Friend. The names only are given, the description of each article will be found in the catalogue.
 
No.
5 pieces of fence rail with musket balls imbedded, parts of bayonets, skein of thread, acorns, screw, cap box, photograph, gavel, section of tree, band from a musket, Confederate amputation saw, old U. S. bugle, canteen, 24 pound unexploded shell, piece of percussion shell, 4 pieces of shell, pine knot, 12 pieces of shell, 10 pound unexploded Rodman shell, 6 pieces of shell, minute ball, 6 pound solid shot, Bible, book Springtime of Life, piece of brick, 3 friction primers, army buttons, 15 Pieces of Confederate money, lieutenant's shoulder straps, minie ball, piece of trace chain, iron musket guard, mourning badge.
   All are Civil War relics and a careful description and the history of each are found in the written catalogue.
 

 
NO.
B. H. 1--Beaded wall pocket.
B. H. 2--Beaded wall pocket.
B. H. 3--Beaded velvet clout,
B. H. 4--Porcupine-quill vest
B. H. 5--Beaded wall pocket.
B. H. 6--Leggins.
B. H. 7--Beaded bridle.
B. H. 8--Feather head dress.
B. H. 9--Beaded leg bands.
B. H. 10 Beaded drum-stick.
B. H. 11--Pair leggins and moccasins.
B. H. 12--Pappoose case,
B. H. 13--Beaded pouch.
B. H. 14--Bottle.
B. H. 15--Beaded sash.
B. H. 16--Beaded vest.
B. H. 17 to B. H. 35--Moccasins.
B. H. 40 to 42--War-clubs.

369

No.
B. H. 43--Beaded turtle.
B. H. 44--Beaded watch pocket.
B. H. 45--Beaded fish.
B. H. 46--Beaded ball.
B. H. 47--Beaded pocket.
B. H. 48--Beaded pocket.
B. H. 49--Porcupine pocket.
B. H. 50--Beaded buckskin case.
B. H. 51--Porcupine buckskin case.
B. H. 52--Watch pocket.
B. H. 53--Beaded velvet pocket.
B. H. 54--Beaded belt.
B. H. 55--Bead bracelet.
B. H. 56--Teepee.
B. H. 57 to B. H. 59--Dolls.
B. H. 60--Doll on a board.
B. H. 61--Beaded shirt.
B. H. 62--Catlinite inkstand.
B. H. 63--Pair silver bracelets.
B. H. 64--Beaded horseshoe.
B. H. 65--Horn spoon.
B. H. 66--German book.
B. H. 67 to B. H. 69--Plates.
B. H. 70--Pipestone horseshoe.
B. H. 71--Pipestone knife.
B. H. 72--Beaded tobacco pouch.
B. H. 73, 74--Beaded rabbits.
B. H. 75--Beaded dog.
B. H. 76--Navajo doll.
B. H. 77--Beaded ball.
B. H. 78, 79--Beaded turtles.
B. H. 80, 81--Stone war-clubs.
B. H. 82 to B. H. 90--Pipes.
B. H. 91 Horn hat rack.

   This collection was gathered in the vicinity of Oakdale, Neb., and a description of each specimen is found in the written catalogue, together with an account of the particular field where the specimen was found

No.
H. 1--Net sinker of stone.
H. 2--Anvil on which tools were chipped.
H. 3--Maul.
H. 4--Maul.
H. 5--Stone club head.
H. 6--Stone used as mould for cup.
H. 7--Block for making arrow points.
H. 8--Net sinker.
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No.
H. 9--Flesher.
H. 10--Maul.
H. 11--Maul.
H. 12--Chipped celt.
H. 12--Anvil.
H. 14--Jasper for dressing hides.
H. 15--Grooved celt.
H. 16--Flesher.
H. 17--Net sinker.
H. 18--Adze.
H. 19--Implement for smoothing pottery.
H. 20--Stone maul.
H. 21--Hammer.
H. 22--Sinker.
H. 23--Stone for dressing hides.
H. 24--Sinker.
H. 25--Ax.
H. 26--Rock used in playing games.
H. 27--Celt.
H. 28--Celt.
H. 29--Upper millstone.
H. 30--Hammer.
H. 21--Crystal.
H. 32--Crystal.
H. 23, 34, 35, blank.
H. 36, 17--Stirrups.
H. 38--Pestle.
H. 39--Hand grenade from Moro Castle, Havana.
H. 40--Ax.
H. 41--Stone club head.
H. 42--Millstone.
H. 43--Millstone.
H. 44--Hoe.
H. 45--Anvil.
H. 46--Hammer.
H. 47--Grooved celt.
H. 48--Ax.
H. 49--Wedge for splitting bow timber.
H. 50--Stone club head.
H. 51--Flint ball,
H. 52--Implement for smoothing pottery.
H. 53--Ball.
H. 54--Toy.
H. 55--Pottery smoother.
H. 56--War-club head from Iowa.
H. 57--Ax.
H. 58--Ax.
H. 59--Ax.
H. 60--Chipped celt.
H. 61--Battle ax.
H. 62--Pestle.
H. 63--War-club.
H. 64--War club.

370

No.
H. 65--Millstone.
H. 66--Pottery smoother.
H. 67--Hoe.
H. 68--War-club.
H. 69--Ball.
H. 70--Millstone.
H. 71--Implement for polishing pottery.
H. 72--Implement for polishing pottery.
H. 73--Partly made pipe.
H. 74--Pipe block.
H. 75--Fragment of pipe.
H. 76--Same.
H. 77--Same.
H. 78--Implement used in making moccasins.
H. 79--Grooved celt.
H. 80--Club head.
H. 81, 82--Club head.
H. 83--War-club.
H. 84, 85--Axes.
H. 86--Twisted celt.
H. 87--Ax.
H. 88--Maul.
H. 89--Twisted stone ax.
H. 90--Polishing stone,
H. 91--Picket pin.
H. 92--Ball
H. 93--Toy.
H. 94--Hoe.
H. 95--Planer for arrow shafts
H. 96--Fragment of hoe.
H. 97--Hoe.
H. 98--Hoe.
H. 99, 100, 101, 102--Fleshers.
H. 103--Spade.
H. 104--Flesher.
H. 105, 106--Axes.
H. 107--Ax.
H. 108--Celt.
H. 109--Celt.
H. 110--Quivera tomahawk.
H. 111--Quivera tomahawk.
H. 112, 113--War-club heads.
H. 114--Flesher.
H. 115--Fish scaler.
H. 116--Flesher.
H. 117 to H. 149--Geological specimens.
H. 150--Whale's tooth.
H. 151--Mexican hat.
H. 152--Head dress.
H 153--Cloth.
H. 154--Hat.
H. 155--Vest.
H. 156--Basket.
H. 157--Bark soup basket.

No.
H. 158--War-club.
H. 159--Hoodoo bag.
H. 160--Nine pairs moccasins,
H. 161--Needle case.
H. 162--Head dress,
H. 162--Three arrow shafts.
H. 164--Moccasin track on lime stone from Ohio. If it is a track it was made thousands of years ago.
H. 165 to H. 172--Pipes.
H. 173--Bayonet.
H. 174--Bayonet.
H. 175--Stone from a cave in North Carolina.
H. 176--Teeth of a moose.
H. 177--Geological specimens.
H. 178--Sea louse.
H. 179--Mastodon tooth.
H. 180--Geological specimens.
H. 181--Buckle.
H. 182--Geology.
H. 183--Pottery.
H. 184--Ostrich egg.
H. 185--Auk egg.
H. 186--Emu egg.
H. 187--Brown pelican egg.
H. 188--Skinner.
H. 189--War-club.
H. 190 to H 192--Rasp.
H. 193--Drinking horn.
H. 194--Tooth.
H. 195--Tooth.
H. 196--Tile.
H. 197--Fish scaler.
H. 198, 99--Fleshers.
H. 200--Fish spear.
H. 201--Stone implement.
H. 202--Geological specimens.
H. 203--Adobe brick.
H. 204--(Returned to Hopkins).
H. 205--Flexible sandstone (Itasklemite).
H. 206--Flints.
H. 207--Bottle of scrapers.
H. 208--Bottle of moss agates.
H. 209--Beans.
H. 210--Centipede.
H. 211 to 215--Ohio ceremonials.
H. 216 Pebble.
H. 217--Toy.
H. 218--Polishing stone.
H. 219--Stone.
H. 220--Stone from stomach of a deer.
H. 221--Cup 300 years old.
H. 222--Spear.
H. 223--Knife.