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GLP^AKINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



July J 5. 



L ow Freight Rates 

 and No Delays. 



When you are considering 

 where to send for your sup- 

 plies the coming- season, g-et 

 prices and a list of g^oods on 

 [land, from one of the follow- 

 ing dealers, who handle 

 ROOT'S GOODS in carload 

 lots, tlius securing them at 

 lowest cost. Most of tliem, 

 ___»n^_aHmiHBiaiimiiiiniiiiiiiiiB i» i ■iin ■mm cxccpt thosc far distant, Sell 



goods to users ;it factm-y prices, while tliose far distant add approximattilj' only the carload rate 

 of freiglit, so that you will Co^-fk XilTlf and Mntlfv by buying your supplies of 

 one of these dealers. We *-'**»^^ 1 iiiic diiu iTiuilC^ can not give here a list of 

 goods kept, as it varies some at the different places according to the var.ying needs of each local- 

 ity. Write to the place nearest you fur list with prices, and when you write give a list of the 

 goods you want, and mention tliis paper. 



Quite a full line of goods are sold at factory prices by 



F. A. Salisbury, Syracuse, N. Y. 



H. G. Acklin,^1024 Mississippi St., St. Paul, Minn. 

 Jos. Nysewander, Des Moines, Iowa. 



A good assortment is also kept for the Far West by 

 Barteledes & Co., Denver, Col. 



For California by 



G. G. Wickson & Co., San Francisco and Los Angeles. 



For Oregon and Washington by 

 F. L. Posson & Son, Portland, Oregon. 



For the Southeast Atlantic coast by 

 Baltimore Farm-Implement Co. , Baltimore, Md. ; 



and for the Far South by 

 J. M. Jenkins, Wetumpka, Ala. 



A smaller assortment, consisting chiefly of Dovetailed hives, sections smokers, foundation, 

 and extractors is also kept by the following: 



Henry F. Hagen, Rocky Ford, Colo. W. K. Ball, Reno, Nev. W. O. Victor, Wharton, Tex. 

 John Nebel & Son, High Hill, Mo. Thos. G. Newman, Chicago, 111. Walter 8. Ponder, Indian- 

 apolis, Ind. Vickery Bros., Evansville Ind. 



Our Hives, Comb Fdn., Sections, Smokers, Extractors, Perf . Zinc, etc., are furnished by;a 

 multitude of other dealers too numerous to mention. If you want to buy goods made at the 

 Home of the Honey Bees, you can get them as cheap as you can anywhere when you consider 

 quality and workmanship, and your orders will be taken care of promptly. Don't expect to get 

 all the goods we advertise, from any of above dealers, and don't expect to get goods they do not 

 agree to furnish; but find out what they » . --^ . ^- j, ^-^ 



agree to furnish, and at wliat price, by A I l^OriT /Vl f^Ct I Y1 51 II 

 writing for list to address nearest you. i^» !• IvvfV/t^ XT .l.V.^Vt 1 1 ICI.^ vy • 



In writing to any of„above please mention Gleanings. 



In wnciuK .t'U 111 list IS ple.ise uienDioa Cliu paper 



Dovetailed Hives, Simplicity Hives, 



SHCr/O/VS. EXTRACTORS, ETC. 



FULL LINE OF 



BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPL/ES. 



GO-PAGE CATALOGUE. Itfdb 



J. M. Jenkins, Wetumpka, Alabama. 



■r.. thls:ulvei-ti 



11 llielllliin (ll.KANIN 



"Quigley's Golden Italians" 



Are big yellow bees bred for honey-gathering and 

 gentleness. They have stood the past severe winter 

 without protection and witliout loss. Warranted 

 purely mated. Bach, $1.00; 6 for $6.00. Safe arrival 

 and satisfaction guaranteed. Circular of queens 

 and a full line of bee- supplies sent free. 

 9-tfdb E. F. QUIGLEY, UNIONVILLE, MO. 

 Please mention this paper. 



Wholesale and Betail Manufactarer and 

 Dealer in 



Bee=Keepers' SUPPLIES. 



One-piece Sections a specialty. As good as 



the Best. Send for catalogue. 



W. E. SMITH, Successor to Smith & Smith, 



Kenton, Hardin Co., Ohio. 



Flease mention this paper. 



