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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTUUE. 



Apk. 15 



Oregon and 

 Washington 

 Bee-keepers 



'A 6-9db 



We have decided to give a 



BIG DISOOUNT 



for early orders. Write for special prices, 

 naming quantity yon can use. 



POSSOH'S SEED STOt^E, 

 Portland, Oregon. 



Dr. J. W. Crenshaw, Versailles, Ky„ 



Breeder of Italian Queens, ^^^^v^rt^^^nu.^.r.a,nox^..v., 



Untested, till July 1, $1.00; after July, 75c. Contracts solicited. Dealer in 

 A. I. Root's Supplies. Grower of plants of every description. Onion 

 Celery Plants. 



^il* Plants. 



Send for circular. Mention Gleanings. 



CONCORD GRAPEVINES. 



Strojig, thrifty. Concord grapeviiu'S, for shading- 

 bee-lilves, or for other purposes. In cts. eacli; 85 cts. 

 for 10; I6..50 per 100. If sent by mail, add Sets, each 

 extra. Those sent by mall are only one year old, 

 for the larg-er ones would be too heavy. Tne others 

 are three years old, and have extra strong- large roots. 

 If over .50 vines are wanted, they had better be 

 shipped by freight. There is not a bit of risk In 

 sending- g-rapevines by freig-ht, for tliey can be 

 packed so as to keep safely a month, if need be, if 

 they are ordered early in the spi-ing-. 



Send orders to DK. IMARTIN, 



Rising Sun Nurseries, Men-erstourg, Pa. 



5-6-7-8d Please mention this paper. 



i^ BANDED ^ BANDED P^^fii",^^ 



fJQUEENS.eJQUEENS.I kTnds. 



Egss for Ha telling from B. Plymoutli Rocks 

 and Brown Leghorns. Discount on early orders. 

 Catalog-ue f ree. CHAS. H. THIES, 



5tfdb Steeleville. 111. 



Root's Goods for the West. 



Address Jos. Nysewander, Des Monies, la. 



py-v*. C'as.Vy Durin.u-May, June, and July, I offer 

 rui V/ddli, ,|,,,t>st. d pure Italian queens at $1 

 each, or 6 for $5; 12 for 39. Guarantee safe arrival. 

 Address D. E. ALDERMAN, 



Clinton, Sampson Co., N. C. 



Central Bee=Hive Factory 



And Bee-keepers' Supply-house of Illinois. Write 

 for Catalog-ue for ly9o. "Address 



F. N. JOHNSON, P. O. Box 137, 

 8-13bd Knoxville, Knox Co., Illinois. 



READY AGAIN' 



With tlujse nice Golden Queens, reared by L o- 

 little's metliod. Untested, March, April, and May, 

 S1.00;6f()r $4.75; la for $8.50. June and later, 75c 

 each; OforW.dd; l:i for :f;T.50. Tested, $1.50; select 

 tested, $:.'.()(); bi-eeders, f~'..50; best, 13.00. Safe ar- 

 rival and satisfaction gviaranteed. 5tfdb 

 J. B. «'A>K, Port Ornnge. Vol. Co., Fla. 

 IPWln responding to this advertisement mention Glkanlngs. 



liirg-e numbei' of fine queens on hand; yel- 

 low and prolific; ready April 1.5th; war- 

 ranted queens, $1; 6for$4.50; select tested, 

 yellow to the tips, suitable for breeders, 

 each, $2. Reference, A. I. Boot. Stfdb 

 W. H. LAWS, Lavaca, Seb. Co., Ark. 



A 



III vvfitniK itUveiti^er^ plea^e nieiiHuu l1ii» paper 



Dovetailed Hves, Simplicity Hives, 



SECT/OrJS, EXTRACTORS, ETC. 



A FULL LINE OF 



BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES. 



6O-PAGE CATALOGUE. Itfdb 



J. M. Jenkins, Wetumpka, Alabama. 



C^Iu respond iiiir tn this iidviTti.--i'i]niii iiii'iitiun Gl.KANIN(is. 



SUPERIOR GOLD-EYED NEEDLES. 



Cut sliows the contents of the 

 package, half size. The bod- 

 kins, darners, etc., as shown, 

 are, not g:old-eyed„ but there 

 are besides these, four papers 

 of elliptic g-old-eyed needles 

 such as are usually sold at 10c 

 a paper. Our price for the 

 pkg. is 1.5c, 10 for $1.25, 100, $12. 

 By mail Ic each extra. 



A. i. Root, Medina, O. 



