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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



Moth worms 301.369, 394 



Moving bees a long distance 183 



National museum— bees at 359 



Nebraska apiarian exhibit 709 



Nebraska Fair list 136 



Nebraska storm (poem) 109 



Nervous and sick headache 205 



New bee-disease 344, 464, 598 



Non-swarming Ill, 304,369, 429 



Non -swarming bees 499, 502 



Notes on bees 624 



Not honey-dew 536 



Nucleus plan of introducing 347 



Nurse-bees eating eggs 457 



Old or young bees for winter 145 



Old vs. new combs 177 



One pound or two pound sections 175, 46S 



Out-door bee-cellar 341 



Over-feeding the baby 13 



Packing bees 88, 433 



Paper tor winter packing 783 



Paper pans for shipping-cases 145 



Percolator feeders 551 



Perforated zinc queen-excluders 43, 83 



Perfume of flowers 581 



Persimmon as a honey-yielder 106, 217 



Personal experiences 471, 600 



Petitioning for foreign bees 72 



Pimples on the face 428 



Planting basswood trees 820 



Planting for honey 470 



Pollen and brood in sections 74 



Pollen as a ferment 457 



Pomona College 807 



Prefers the 10-frame hive 729 



Preparing bees for winter 278 



Present outlook for bee-keeping 277 



Prevention of swarming.... 80, 106, 139, 234, 298, 



460 495 



Prevention of syrup crystallization 266 



Price too low of BeeJournal 296 



Printer's view of the BeeJournal 727 



Production of honey 488. 784 



Profits in bee-keeping 530, 590 



Propolis for corns 233 



Propolis— its use 169 



Protection for wintering 4.58 



Pulled queens 106 



Pure air and pure food for winter 276 



Quality of honey 83 



Queen and drone mating 712, 717 



Queen and drone questions 459 



Queen-cell protector 74 



Queen-cells 41, 490 



Queen-cells and the swarming impulse 16 



Queen-excluders 809 



Queenless colony 43, 617 



Queenlessness signs 269 



Queen question 266 



Queen-rearing 54, 687, 717 



Queens to Australia 392 



Queen stopped laying 554 



Queens willing the sex of eggs 617 



Queer way to get surplus 441 



Races of bees 525 



Railroad rates on honey 530 



Rearing brood on sugar syrup 680 



Reasoning animals 660, 777 



Receptacles for honey 619 



Red clover honey foaming 776 



Red pepper 300 



Regular advertising 807 



Remarkable fall for bees 711 



Removing brood or sections.... 138 



Removing honey from cross bees 171 



Removing propolis 103, 359 



Removing surplus honey late 649 



Rendering wax 4(K), 457 



Renewing of brood-combs 113 



Reporting conventions 311 



Re-queening to prevent swarming 139 



Rhubarb and honey 300 



Rhus poisoning 77 



Right kind of rest .-.•. 653 



Robber bees 710, 783 



Root < ;om pany , A.I 742 



Round-up in the apiary 135 



Royal jelly • 490, .588 



Rugged health— an acre of 682 



Salvation and honey 105 



Sam and Mandy "keep bees" 245, .558 



Sections •■ ij' 



Sed itious preaching 210 



Selecting a hive 817 



Self-dependence 



Sending queens long distances 392, 



Separators— use of 



Setting out basswood sprouts 



Shade for hives 243, 310, 



Shaking palsy 



Size of frames and number to the hive 



Slats in section holders 523. 553, 632, 



Smokers and their use 23, 



Smoking caged bees and queens 



Snake bite 



Softened feelings 



Sound advice 



Sources of surplus honey 



Sourwood 



Southern bee-keeping 



South for work and bees 



Spacing of frames 



Spreading combs to promote breeding 



Spreading of brood 



Spring dwindling of bees 



Spring protection of bees 



Staples for bottom-boards 



Stimulative feeding of bees 53, 591, 



Stinging horses 



Stingless bees of Coata Rica 



Stings of the queen and the worker 



Straight combs 



Straw mats over frames 



Straws by Dr. Miller 



Substituting syrup for fall honey 



Sugar for winter stores 20, 180, 761, 



Sugar-honey again ... 



Sugar-honey ruined the trade 



Sugar syrup for feeding 



Sugar syrup for winter stores 178, 



Suggestion s freely offered 



Sulphur for bee-paralysis 89, 186, 240, 346, 



Super clearer 



,234, 



Superseding queens 



Supers 



Supers in winter 



Supply dealers at conventions 



Surplus bees 



Surplus queens 



Swarming.. .12, 16,25,26,42,54, 106, 171,211 



237, 238, 242, 3(J9, 310, 367, 370, 500 



Swarming-time pole 



Swarming with no drones 



Swarms— best management 



Swarms clustering 



Swarms high-fliers and low-fliers 



Swarms swarming out 



Sweet clover 12, 75, 153,200,341,401, 



Swelling of the knees 



Tansy leaves to drive away ants 121 



Tare for extracted honey 345 



Thompson hive 281 



To beginners asking questions 298 



Tomatoes 492 



Tongues of the Carniolans 234 



Top-bars 752 



Toronto Island 687 



Transferring bees 42, 138, 363, 396, 458 



Tremendous honey-yield 609 



Turpentine for ant-hills 265 



Two colonies in a hive 585 



Two queens in a hive 711, 729 



Typhoid and malaria 407 



Uniting bees 72, 458, 527, 585, 617, 649 



Unsealed cells and swarming 310 



Untested queens in the fall 426 



Unwired frames 376 



Utah bees and honey-plants 85 



Value of bees to blossoms 495 



Various notes and comments 274 



Virgin queen, unsealed cells and swarming 238 



Visiting bee-keepers in Texas 747 



Visiting in Iowa 52 



Visit to Dr. Miller's 8, 744 



Visit to Mr. Lyman's 167 



Wants golden-rod described 458 



Wants the honey In the sections 107 



Warranted purely mated queens 745 



Washington apiary 370 



Washington flax 347, 504 



Water for bees 495, 817 



Water for bees In the cellar 654 



Wax secretion and sugar syrup Ill 



Weak colonies 46 



Weak colonies and nuclei 465 



Wet bee-brush 466 



What best to plant for honey 335 



WhatI learned in 1894 793 



Which orders the swarming? 462 



