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AMERICAN BEE lOURNAL 



Dec. 26, 1901. 



RoolCo.. A. I,l',!1 

 Rosebroub.W. H. 811 

 Kosenberger.AuBust,12~ 

 Ross. Dr. J. M. 17y 

 Koss. Wm.i54 

 Knsson. LOD, 44 

 Rowlee. Joseph N. 301 



SaKe. Geo. 13 

 Salisbury, U C. 413 

 Salsbury, S. N. fi3 

 Sampson. S. K. 495 

 Sanders. J. W. 4.".a 

 Sanlord. A. C. 1>2 

 Schmidt, B.F. 717 

 Schmidt, V.C. 3x0 

 Schmidt, John K.TI, 6'^2 

 Scholl, Louis, ttK>, 629, 



645 



Schueman, John C. .')40 

 Scott, Jerry, 7>*'2 



Scott. J. R. 333 



Secor Hun. Eugene. 3ft. 



81. 117. 11 a, 2U», 228, 

 273,483. 514 



Seibold. J. 412 

 SeiUr. John M. 381 

 Selden N P. 749 

 Sharp, David. 3Hii 

 Shepherd. M. W. 205 

 Sherman, J. Warren, 44, 



47K 

 Shiber, Geo. .567 

 Shield W.S. 155 

 Shirk, B. P 91,815 

 Shirley. Dr. L. T. 239 

 Shrader, Geo. W. 413 

 Simpson, Frederick B. 



453.466,484 



Slingerland, M. V. 11:1 

 Small. Josephus, 475 

 Smith, K.C.. 76 

 Smith, K.C.2-< 

 Smith, R. W. 381 

 Smith. 8. B. 507, ; 



-Snyder, Aaron. 83 



Staininger. N. 45. 299 

 Stalnaker, J. J 268 

 Sta"nard, (\ A. 28 

 Steele, J. W. 652, 684 

 Stephenson. W. T. 95. 



3H7, 55H. 598 



Stevens, C. B. 62, 156, 



254 

 Stevenson. A.F. 104 

 Stewart. John C. 255 

 Stewart, W J, 46 

 Stolley, Wm. 2115, 824 

 Stone. A. B. 621 

 Stone. Jas. A. 86. 805 

 Stout. Sampson, 142 

 Sto«ell.H 11. 444 

 Strickland. E. H. 380 

 8tr..nE J. L.. 223 4.9 

 Stuart. D -niel. 301 

 Stuckev. David, 271 

 Suppe R.C. 461 

 " Swarthmore,,' 286, 373 



"The Miller o' the Dee." 



101 

 Thompson, Andrew M. 



765 

 Tlndle. B. F. 587 

 Titus. Mrs. P>. R. 653 



'I'rittenb'ach.B. F. 238 

 Tucker. Earl. 332 

 Tyler. Fred, 237 

 Tjrrell. E. B. 396, 542 



Van Blaricum, Carson. 



VanDuine, Benjamin A. 



254 

 Vangundy. G. W. 475 

 Van Winkle. Rip. 431 

 Vogeler Seed Jt Produce 



Co. 701 

 Vogt, M H, 215 

 Volght, C. H. 61, 300 

 Voorhies, Win. G. 201, 



213 

 Voss. Gustav, 30, 189, 



782 



Waale, T. H 139 

 Waddington. A. 255 

 Wagar, U. 1. 1 1 1 

 Wallace. Thoma«. 109 

 Wallenmeyer. J.C. 158. 



172, 179, .564 

 Watkins. J. A. 652 

 Weaver T F. 574 

 Webster. F. R. 429 

 M est, J. M. 5 H, 764 

 West, J V P. 3t7. 378 

 West Mrs C. R. 237, 332 

 West, N. D 70H 

 Wheel^r,France5 Ellen, 



279 

 Whitcnmb. Geo. B, 429 

 White, Archer L. 159 

 White. Frank B. 228 

 White, H nry,476 



W1I9 

 Wils 

 W.ls 



n, A. a. 283. 322 



n. Edward. 91 



n, Jethro, 283 



M. W. 



Wilson, Wm. IKi 

 Wing, Jame-H. 139 



Working. D. W. 415.4 



68O, 79' ', 794. 822 

 Wray, Wm. 221. 2.38 

 Wurlh, Daniel, 157 



Yandell, A. R. 140 

 Yeaton, Mrs, W. S. 4f 

 York, George W. .53. 

 York & Co , Georjie 



Zillmer F. F. 461 



CONVENTION NOTICES. 



-The Wisconsin Stale Bee-Keep- 

 ers' Association will hold its anu -al couventiou 

 ]n the State Capitol, at Madison, Feb. 5 and o, 

 1902. This promises to be a larg-e conveniiou. 

 All are invited to attend. There will be e.vcur- 

 siod rates of l'? fare for the round-trip, good 

 for all of the first week in February. 

 N. E. FKi.NCF,, Pres. Ada L. Pickard, Sec. 



Michigan. —The Michigan State Bee-Keepers' 

 Association will meet in couyeuiiou at Petos- 

 key, Jan. 1 and 2, l')02. This promises to be the 

 most largely attended meeting of the Associa- 

 tion injears. You are idviled to attend. Re- 

 duced rates on all railroads; tickets can be 

 bought Dec. 30 and Jan. 1. good to returu not 

 later than Jan. 4. There will be no set program, 

 but another of our *• open congress " meetings. 

 Those who have attended in the pa^t know 

 what that means, and those that dou"l should 

 come and Add out. A novel design for badge 

 has been ordered in honor of " Peioskey.'' 



Geo. E. Hilto.x, Pres. 



California.— The Californi; 



Associa ion will hold it 



Ibe Chamber of Commerce, Los Angeles, Jan. 

 15 and 16, 10U2. We will try to have a goi-d pro- 

 gram. Come and exchange your bright ideas 

 with your neighbors, and get some of the 

 rubbed oft" your back. J. F. McI.ntvkk, Sec. 

 G. S. Sti-bblefield, Pres. 



1901— Bee-Keepers' Supplies! 



save yuu treiKbt. and ship pruruptly. Market price 

 paid lor beeswux. 8end tor uur i^>i catalnK. 

 M. U. HUNT & SON, Bell Branch, Wayne Co.. Mich 

 f lease mention Bee journal wnen -writina 



OUR NEW CATALOG, describing and listiau' 

 BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES IN THE WORLD, ' 



first of tiie year. If jpou have not been receivintr 

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Every Manufacturer, Miller. Carpenter. 

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