THE BEE- KEEPERS' UK VIEW. 



74 



Adulteration, Why It Has Not Injured Boo- 



Keepers . . ;ur) 



AdvertisHinents, Displaying 274 



Aihany. Trip to 17 



Alfalfa an.l Its Value as a Honey Plant 11 



Alsike Clover, Where There is Money in 105 



American Bee Journal 270 



American Bee Journal Changes Hands 158 



"Ama'eur Bee-Keeper" 



Apis Dorsata may yet bo in this Country 



Artificial Pollen . 97 



Bee Escape, the "LiKhtning" 104 



Bee and Honey 81iow at the Detroit Exposi- 

 tion 271 



Bees at the World's Fair 



Bees by the Pound, How to Ship 127 



Bee-Keeping a Success in Nearly Every Sea- 

 son When Proper Hives, Appliances and 



Methods are Used — ;515 



Bee-Keepers Must Expect Only Health, Hap- 

 piness and a Comfor*^able Home :!I3 



Bee-Keeping, The Future of ■ ■ • :!38 



Bees of Italy, are They a Fixed Race ? 48 



Bingham Smoker the Best but it is a " Tum- 

 ble Heels" * 179 



Bingham ^moker. Some Criticisms on 173 



Bingham Smoker Without a Rival, but the 

 Crane Valvular Arrangement Would Im- 

 prove It 200 



Bleaching Honey 299 



Bounty on Honey 17 



Bottom Bars, Narrow 182 



Carniolans Good Workers 133 



Carniolan Bees in Carniola and Their Color 213 



California Bee-Keeper 17 



Carbolic Acid for Uniting Bees and Prevent- 

 ing Robbing . . . 230 



Cellar Made of Stone, Pine Leaves, Sawdust 



and Lumber 264 



Cellars, Construction of Bee 243 



Cellars Ubdergruund and of Stone, Build 



Bee 257 



Closed-end Frames Giving Trouble in the 



Extractor ... 157 



Combs and Old Foundation Versus Fresh 



Foundation . 132 



Combs, Advantages of Allowing Bees to 



Build Their Own , 189 



Cost of Producing C'omb Honey ... 7, '31 



Cold-blast Smokers Fail at Critical Times . 206 



Colonies, Having Strong 132 



Colorado, its Soil, Climate and Alfalfa 

 Farming, and How the Latter Furnishes 



Honey 11 



Comments on a Beginner's Day Book . . . 



....14,41,72, too, 128, 1.52, 177,210,231,268, 297 

 Construction of Be<^ Cellars . . 243, 247, 2?0, 261 



Crystallization of Stigar Stores 129 



Crane Smoker 173.185 



Oane Smoker Superior 302 



Crane Smoker and Its Points of Superiority 335 



Detecting the Adultera:i"n of Honey 242 



Digested Nectar, Honey Not 318 



Drones t'ongregating in Large Numbers . 18? 

 Early Removal of Bees from the Cellar, Its 



Advantiges '. . . 160 



Electric Swarm Notifier 215 



Electricity for Heating Uncapping Knives. . 182 

 Kxperiments Mu^t be Carefully Conducted on 



a Large Scale . 207 



Experiments, Bee-Keeping Needs Carefully 



( 'onducted ... 317 



Extractor, a R wersible Honey 134 



Extracting Honey Without Taking the 



Comh.s From the Hives 103 



Fall Feeding Ought to be Done Slowly 229 



Fertile Workers 242 



•• Feeding Bi.-k" 212 



Feeding and Feeders, .... 



214, 229. 233, 234, 239, 240, 266, 267 



Feeding Bee-, in Cohl VVeather 266 



Feeding Sugar for Comb Honey— Can it be 



Profit .bly and Honorably Done ? ... 293 

 Feeding M ly be Made Very Profitable, How. 266 

 Five Banded Bees 270 



Foul Brood, A Disease Mistaken for 243 



Foundation Versus Fresh Foundation, Emp- 

 ty Combs and Old 132 



Foundation Fastener, the '"Walk Over". .. 151 



Fountain Pumps 185 



Frugality and Comsumption of Your Own 



Product 38 



Fumigating Comb Honey 243 



Galvanized Iron Undesirable for Honey Ves- 

 sels . 183 



Glucosed Honey Easily Detected 276 



Glucose, Why There Will Never be any Comb 



Honey Made by Feeding 334 



Grading of Honey 



. .18, 20, 35, 37, 43, 46, 48, 63, 65, 67, 68. 74. 95, 1.31 

 Granulation of Honey Not a Proof of Purity, 183 

 Hard Wood for Use in the Bingham Smoker, 201 

 Hard Wood the Best for Smoker Fuel and 



Why 202 



Handling Bees, The Use and Abuse of Smoke 



Hastings Perfection Feeder 233 



Hasty's Picture 242 



Heat in the Bee Cellar, How to Secure the 



Right Degree of 304 



Herediacy in Breeding 150 



Hive Covers only ^» Thick 74 



Hill Smoker, The Advantages of 202 



House Apiary, Largest in the World 243 



House Apiary a Success 240 



House Apiary that Resembles a Passenger 



Coach . . 180 



House .\piary that Promises Great Things, 



A Small 175 



House Apiaries 74, 175, 180, 240, 243 



HofiEman Frame 183 



Horizontal Wiring a Great Success 216 



Honey, What is 262 



Honey Comes Only From the Flowers, Genu- 

 ine 258 



Honey. The Varied Sources of 278 



Hygrometer or W'et and Dry Bulb Thermom- 

 eters — 49 



Imbedding of Wires by the Use of Elec- 

 tricity 123, 132 



In Which Direction Ought Bee Keepers to 



Work to Better Their Condition .301 



Inventions Ought to be Patented and the 



Patents Respected 201 



Introducing Queens 243 



.lournal. How to Successfully Publish a 



Large Bees, Some Extra 217 



Large Colonies Not Best for Wintering in 



the South 302 



Langstroth Reminisences 299 



Legislation Favorable to .Apiculture, How to 



Secure 300 



Manipulation Must be Lessened 188 



Ma'ing of Queens with Choice Drones 243 



Metal Valve Needed for the Crane Smoker... 213 

 Mice Rt-move Dead Bees from Empty Combs, 183 



Mice, What Mischief They Can Do 131 



Migratory Bee Keeping 212 



M iUer Feeder ... .... 234 



Moisture in Bee Cellars, How to Determine 



the Percentage of ... . 9 



Moth's Larvae Destroyed by Cold Water, 



The Bee 182 



Movable Honey House 212 



National Bee Gazette ... 157 



Nectar Into Honey, How Bees Change 303 



Oil Stoves, Ventilation Needed for 270 



Ontario Bee Keepers' Assaciation 103 



Out Door Feeding, Making a Success of 239 



Out Apiaries a Partial Remedy for Poor Sea- 

 sons 17 



Out-Apiaries Run for Extracted Honey a 



Move in the Right Direction 313 



Paralysis, Bee 102 



Paint for Hives 133 



Perforations, Right Size for in Queen Ex- 

 cluders 183 



Pioneer Life in Minn., Picture of 38 



Plenty of Bees and Make Them Work in the 

 Sections Without Swarming, How to Get 119 



