390 



THE BEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW. 



146 

 .248 



216 



157 



Overstocking 54 



Paim, a Cheap but Durable 256 



Packages for Shipping Honey zkii 



Peddling Honey, Some Points in 324 



Phonetic Spelling ^22 



Prices of hives are too high 140 



Protection that is Novel, Cheap and Effective, 



Spring • 105 



Queen, hunting for a 223 



Queen-Excluder, A Novel 161 



Queen-Traps 137 



Queen-Buyers, how ihey Sometimes Mis- 

 judge the Breeders 159 



Queen Cells Separable 141 



Queen Hrec'ers' Troubles 349 



Queen Rearing Details told in Plain L,angii- 

 age 143 



Queen Rearing, The Best Size Frame for 145 



Queen Rearing in all of its Detaits, Ci mmer- 



cial 

 Queen Breeders' Association. The National.. 

 Queen Cells even During a Dearth of honey, 



(ietliiig Cfcod 

 Oneen Cellsin that Part of the hive Where 



the Queen Can't go. Why 

 Queens in Shipment, Right age of Bees to 

 Accom.pany 



Queens, Surencir Breeding 57 



Queens are Poor When Bees Choose tlic I,ar- 

 vte, why 22 



Quotations,' honey 156 



Resolutions, Infiiience of 323 



Retailing Extracted honey 289 



Releasing Queens at Night 157 



Robber Bees 230 



Robbing, Bee Moths and 120 



Schoolchildren, Talking bees and honey to.. 12 



Seasonable Articles 356 



Secretion of Wax 324 



Sections, Shall we adopt the Tall 38 



Sections, Tall 54, 107 



Section-Press. McCartney 83 



Seel ions. Starting bees in 159 



.Selling honey 260 



Selling honey in Poor Years 330 



Selling Cand'ed honey ■ =,6 



Shipping C; sss, Doiit:Ie-Deck 348 



Shipping honey. Some Points in I40 



Shipping Queens 289 



Sincke 1- ffect'iig honey 2S8 



Smoke Iiijuies the Flavor of honey 321 



Spelling. Wondei s of our 113 



Spring Management and honey Production. . 108 



Spring Management of bees 89 



Stores in the Fall, Estimating the Amount of. 80 



Stai"\-ed lirood 114 



Striking at Cross bees 195 



Stimulative Feed ngof th 'bees in the Sj ring, 110 



Stores for Wintering bees. Good 357 



Survival of the Fttfst 49 



Stiperantiated bees that die in W liter. 



Amount of 52 



Suppositions are of Small Value 50 



.Swarming, Producing Comb and Extracted 

 honey W ithout any 158 



Swarms. Managing of 137 



.Svslcni for Managing 182 



.sV'stem, Advantages of a 196 



Temveratureof the cluster in Winter 12 



Tongued bee?^, breeding for I<ong 292 



Tongues. Measuring bees' 224, 352 



Tongues, Length of bees' 324 



Tobacco Smoke, Introducing Queens by using 

 251, 259, 263, 325, 311 



Travel Stain 114 



Unripe noney : 2.SS 



I'ncapping Knife, healing the 223 



Ventilation 53 



Virgin Queens confined, Keeping 2,^4 



\'iticgar, honey 328 



Wax From Utensils, cleaning 2.S4 



Wax .Secretion by Old bees 317 



Wax F^.xtractor, Improvements in the Ferris, 155 



Wintering of bees. Indoor 323 



Wintering Problem, the 35S 



Winter, Moving bees in i^ 



Wisconsin .State Bee-Keepers' Asso., Picture 



of the Members of the 83 



Wisconsin State Bee-Keepers' Association 21 



Woi kers Eaying Eggs at Will 166 



IXDEX TO CORRESPONDENTS. 



Aikin R. C 41, 56 



Alley Henry 159,359 



Asriinwall I,. A 46 



Baldridge M. M 310 



Barber Mrs. A. J 32S 



Farber Ira : 10. "no 



B-neham T F 5^. 226 



Bxby John D V..31S 



Burreli H D 103. 14^. 233. 2.S5, \-\o 



Cady M . P 105 



' liife Herbert 37 



Cogeshall Dr. Bela 221 



Cook A. J ' 19S 



Crane T. E 186 



Culley C. P 14 



Dadant Chas 226 



Davf «• o-t C 71. 199, 230 



DeMtilh Geo 213 



Doolittle G. M 226 



El wood P H 727 



Ferris C G 75 



Fenton. Geo. A 194 



Flower W. E t-,8 



Flanagan E. T 344 



France N. E iRr 



Galligan J. F 285 



Getaz Adrian 282 



Gillette C. P 229 



Gilstrap W. A. H 44, 281 



Grimsley J. O 24S 



Greiner F 40 



Grant F. E 245 



Hatch C. A 107, 190 



Hasty E. E 294 



Hahfnan Wm 355 



Hill H. E 24,141,32'- 



Howe Harrj' ,S_ 12, 120 



Howard Dr. Wm • 55, i iS 



Huti hinson W. Z 309 



Hyde H. H 39, 216, 230 



Tones B F 311, 263 



Jones E R ". ... 217 



Johnson E. A 231 



Laws W. H 145 



Lathrop ' arry 24, 69. 89, 138. .rsS 



Leonard L- S 246 



Mandelbaum M. H 140 



Mason Dr. .\. •' 12 



Martin J. H 38,87 232 



Mclniye J. F 37 



McEvov Wm 3^7 



McGrpw T. F 264 



MrGuire G. W • 108. ?,So 



?tliller A. C 317, 342 



Miller E. S 191 



Miller C. C 76 



Miles E. S 189. 278 



Miner H. P 277, 314 



Moe Mrs. G. E 319 



Norton J. G 296 



Old Grimes 161 



Otto J. F loi 



Piokard Miss Ada L 6. 312 



Pridgen W. H 20, 146 



Ouirin H.G 317 



Ranch fuss Frank 45 



Rising J. H 287 



Root E. R 58, 228, 262 



Salisbury F. A 226 



Scholl Louis 343 



Smith J. Colbv 341 



Snell F. A ' 297 



Stachelhausen L 48 



Taylor R. L 16, 49, 80, iii, 227 



Thompson F. L 159, 356 



Victor W. 74 



