Nov. 10, 1904. 



THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



763 



themselves for good or for worse. 

 Some of these valleys are notedly 

 warm ; others are, at many times, any- 

 thing- but agreeably comfortable, they 

 being at times damp and chilly. But 

 I am not going to say anything more 

 that may be construed as showing that 

 we have not a delightful climate in 

 this city all the time. It take.s a deni- 

 zen of the region about Los Angeles 

 to say good things about his neighbor- 

 hood. Well, at any rate, we have no 

 sand - storms ; no excessively hot 

 weather ; no terrific north winds ; no 

 frosts to kill the oranges and tender 

 plants growing in our gardens, and — 

 well, you didn't know we had such a 

 mild climate ! We have, though. 



When bees were first brought to this 

 city, they were located in one of the 

 worst portions of the city. In those 

 days the city was not the paradise that 

 art, taste and money have since made it 

 become — one of the finest cities in the 

 world. 



" A SWARM RHYMER."* 



Oh, how good of you, Mr. Hasty, to 

 run off some poetry for me through 

 that mill of yours. Pardon me for 

 stating above that you were "a man 



LigMnln, Lic e Killing Machine 



^"^^'■^^■■"■■'■'^Ikills all lice and mites. No injury to 

 I birds or feathers. Handleaany fowl, 

 |smallest chick to larpe?t pobbler. 



e In thr«. sImb P*j8 for Itoelf first eeMoo. 



, Lict MurcUr.ttc. We secuj« Bp«cUl low 

 etantes. C»Ulof; mtUod fre«. Writ«torit. 



CHAS. SCHILD CO., 



lD26t 401 Prospect St., Cleveland, Ohio. 



B66-K66DGrS,/\U6ntl0n 



Are you going- to buy Bees or Queens? 



Are you going to locate in Texas ? 



We make a specialty of Queens, Nuclei and full 

 Colonies of bees for shipment, in any quantity, 

 any where, at all seasons of the year, car lots 

 a specialty. 



we are selling^ agents for a large number of 

 colonies of bees, in quantity and locations to 

 suit purchasers. If yon wish to buy a farm or 

 ranch we may have it for you. Write us your 

 wants. 



Southwestern Bee-Keepers : 



We are Southwestern managers for the W. T. 

 Falconer Mfg. Co., and will carry a full line of 

 BEE-KEEPERS* SUPPLIES at Factory Prices. 



Beeswax bought and sold, and Honey Cans in 

 season. Let us figure with you before buying. 

 Order early and get the discounts. 



The Hyde Bee-Supply Co. 



H. H. Hyde, Pres. and Mirr. 

 129N.FloresSt., SAN ANTONIO, TEX. 

 37Dtf Please mention the Bee Joarnal. 



TENNESSEE 

 QUEENS 



Dan? bters of Select Im- 

 porter Italian, Select 

 tiong-Tonirae (Moore's), 

 and Select Golden, bred 

 Similes apart, and mated 

 to Select Drones. No im- 

 pure bees within 3 miles, 

 and bnt few within S 

 miles. No disease; Jl 

 years' experience. A 1 1 

 mismatedqneens replaced 

 free. Safe a-rival enar- 

 anteed. 



Price before July Ist. After Joly Ist. 



1 6 12 1 6 12 



tJntested $ .75 $4.00 $7.50 $ .M $3.25 $ 6.00 



Select 1.00 S.UO 9.00 .' 4.25 8.00 



Tested 1.50 8.00 15.00 i 6.50 1100 



Select Tested . . 2.00 10.00 1S.00 1 ^00 15.00 



Select Breeders $3.00 each 



Send for Clrcnlar. 



JOHN M. DAVIS, Spring ;l, Teniu 



Flease menuon Bee Jotimai \ i wntlng, 



en K,B3I3 O.A.XC, IO"VVA.. 



BEE- 

 SUPPLIES I 



We carry a large stock and great- 

 est variety of everything needed in 

 the Apiary, assuring BEST goods 

 at the LOWIiST prices, and prompt 

 shipment. We want every bee-Iceeper 

 to have our FREE ILLUSTRATED 

 CATALOG, and read description of 

 Alternating Hives, Ferguson Supers, 

 Etc. Write at Once for Catalog.o 



AQENCIES. 



Trester Supply Co., Lincoln, Neb. 

 Shugart & Ouren, 



Council BlufFs, Iowa. 

 Fulton & Ford, Garden City, Kan. 

 I. H. Myers, Lamar, Colo. 



WANTED 



FANCY COMB HONEY 



.'v|v In No-drip Shipping Case*. 



Also AMBER EXTRACTED 



•^ ., In Barrals or Cans. 



Iduote your lowest price delivered here. WE REMIT PROMPTLY. 

 t^^ THE FRED W. MUTH CO., 



No. 51 WALNUT ST., 



CINCINNATI, OHIO. 



Some 6OO0 GiuDDing Oilers. 



A good many subscriptions to the American Bee Journal should be renewed 

 at once. We wish to call special attention to the following', which we are sure 

 will commend themselves to many of our readers : 



No.l- 

 No.2- 



Wfv "1 The Bee Journal a year and Dadant's " Langstroth 



nu. O OQ the Honey-Bee," (book alone, SI. 20) 



W/-, >< The Bee Journal a year and Doolittle's "Scientific 



Queen-Rearing," (cloth bound) (book alone, Sl.OO) 



W/^ C The Bee Journal a year and Doolittle's " Scientific 



nU. J Queen-Rearing," (leatherette bound) (book alone, 7Sc) 



No. 6- 



The Bee Journal and Dr. Miller's " Forty Years 



Among the Bees " (book alone, $1.00) Both for $1.75 



The Bee Journal a year and Prof. Cook's " Bee-Keep- 

 er's Guide," (book alone, $1.20) 



Bee Journal 

 Queen 



year and Standard Untested Italian 

 (Queen alone 75c) 



W/v ij The Bee Journal a year and a "Novelty Pocket-Knife" 



"• with your name and address on it (knife alone, $1.25) 



Wj> Q '" " The Bee Journal a year and a " Wood Binder," for 



nu. O holding a year's numbers (binder alone, 20c) 



K(\ A The Bee Journal a year and an " Emerson Binder," 



nu. y (stijj board) (binder alone, 60c) 



Wrv 1A The Bee Journal a year and a Monette " Queen-Clip- 



liU. lU ping Device," (device alone, 2Sc) 



Wjv -Jl The Bee Journal a year and Newman's "Bees and 



nu. 11 Honey," (cloth bound) (book alone, 75c) 



Wrv -t/y The Bee Journal a year and Newman's "Bees and 



IIU. 1 A Honey," (paper bound) 



Kf. j "l The Bee Journal a year and Root's 



nu, IJ Culture," (book alone, $1.20) 



A B C of Bee- 



Wfv -tA The Bee Journal a year and a Foster Stylographic 



l^V. 1^ Pen (Pen alone, $1.00) .' 



Send all orders to 



G-EORGE W. YORK & CO. 



.^.U Dearborn Street, CHICAGO, ILL. 



1.40 



Please ilention the Bee Jonrnal I^l^r^^f. 



