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THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 



Sept. 14, 1905 



<!). How the Canadians Like 4. I 



^ Moore's Strain of Itaiians f> I 



If J. L. Byer. Markham, Ont., Can., 6ays: w 



yt *' I use a very large hive and have been getting Italian stock from different breeders, |r 



M and yours are ihe only Italians that fill up my biff hives with rousine big colonies. They M 



^ winter «plendidly, out-doors, are hustlers after hooey, and not one tjueea has yet casta n 



S swarm." , . ., j ,- -„ W 



n. Untested Queens 7oc each ; six, »4; dozen, S'loO jf 



?!5 Select Untested SlOOeach; 6ix,.?5; dozen, *9. 00 ," 



^ Descriptive circular free. I am now tilling orders by return mail, and shall fl; 



# probably be able to do so until the close of the season. W 



I 29Dtf J. P. WOO RE, Rt. 1, Morgan, Pendleton Co., Ky. | 



Wisconsin Basswood Sections KowisthefctoOrder 



And Prompt Shipments 



Is what we are making for our customers. 



— DOVETAILED HIVES AND SHIPPING-CASES — 



We carry a full line of SUPPLIES. Ask for Catalog. 

 THE riARSHFIELD HANUFACTURINQ CO., Harshfield, Wis. 



Capital City Apiary ! 



Fine Italian Queens 



Untested, after Jiine 15, ~5c; Tested, $1,00; 

 Breeders — the very best, $5 00. Terms cash 

 with order. Safe arrival and satisfaction 

 guaranteed. ^VALXER «. HO»«S. 



1123 Blaine Ave,, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 

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Learn Telegraphy and R. R. 

 Accounting 



$."iO to $1(0 per month salary assured ourKraduates 

 under bond. You don't pay us until you have a 

 position. Larfjest svstem of telegraph schools in 

 America, Endorsed by all railway ofiQcials. OPER- 

 ATORS ALWAVS IN DEMAND. Ladies also ad- 

 mitted. Write for Cataloi:. 



MORSE School of Telegraphy. 



Cincinnati, O, Buffalo, N,Y, Atlanta, Ga. LaCrosse. 

 Wis. Texarkana, Tex. San Francisco, Calif. 



29A17t Please mention the Bee Journal 



2 for $1.10, or 6 or more at one time, 50 cents each. The Weekly American Bee 

 .Journal one year (either new or renewal subscription) with one of these fine Queens 

 — both for $1.30. Better have one or more of the Queens. They give satisfaction 

 Remember, the above oSers expire Oct. 1, 1905. First come first served. 



k Standard-Bred sr.. Queen, 60 cents 



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An Untested Italian Queen=Bee 

 FREE as a Premium 



'=^=^ For Sending One New Subscriber =^=^ 



for the American Bee Journal for a year with SI OO, 



As has been our custom heretofore we offer to mail a line Stacdard-Bred Un- 

 tested Italian (Jueeii to the person who complies with the following conditioue all 

 of which must be strictly followed : ""ii.>uuo, uii 



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1. The sender of a new subscriber must have his or her own «ub«criDtion 

 ad*an«-eat least to the end of this vear. " 



paid 



2. Sending your own name with Sl.OO for the Bee Journal will not entitle voii 

 to a Queen as a premium. The sender must be already a paid in-advance subscriber 

 as above, and the new subscriber must be a «!-:%»' subscriber- which ^ean/ 

 further, that the new subscriber has never had the Bee Journal regularly or at least 

 not for a whole year previous to his name being sent in as a new one ■ and also the 

 new subscriber must not be a member of the same family where the Be? Tnnrn.l i« 

 already being taken. "ocuuuiuaiia 



We think we have made the foregoing sulliciently plain so that no error need 



be made. Our Premium t^ueens are too valuable to throw 



earned in a legiiimaie way 

 Address all orders to 



They are worth working for. 



away— they must be 



GEORGE W. YORK & CO. 



334 Dearborn Street. CHICAGO, ILL. 



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Your Bee-Hives, Sections, Shipping-Cases, 

 Berry Boxes, and Crates for the coming sea- 

 son. By sending us a list of goods wanted, 

 we can save you money. 



SHEBOYGAN FRUIT BOX CO. 



35A18t SHEBOYGAN, WIS. 



PURE ITALIAN BEES 



The most beautiful, gentle, prolific, best 

 working, and, bfitiff lone tongued, best honey- 

 gatberers. PRIZES — VI. Swifs Agricultural 

 Exhibition, Berne, 1895; Swiss National Exhi- 

 bition, Geneva, 1896; Bee Keeping Exposition, 

 Liege, Belgium, 18'JS; Uoiversal Exposition, 

 St. Louis, U. S. A., 1904. THE HIOHES f 

 AWARD. Extra Select Breeding Queen, $3.00; 

 six, $16.00; dozen, $30.00. Selected yueen. $2.00; 

 six, $11 00; dozen, $20.00. Special prices on 

 larger number. The addresses must be clear; 

 payments by postal money orderp. If by chance 

 a queen dies upon the journey she is to be re- 

 turned immediately, withapistal certificate, 

 and another queen will be sent gratis. Address 



ANTHONY BIAGGI 



PEDEVILLE, NEAR BELLINZONA, 



ITALIAN SWITZERLAND 



This country is politically the Switzeilaud 

 Republic, but lies geographically in Italy, and 

 possesses the best kind of bees known. In 

 writigg mention the American Bee Journal. 



Select Tested B renlers 



Golden Yellow Breeding Queens, .*!. Every 

 young queen from them yellow as gold. Non- 

 swarming, non-stingers and hustlers for 

 honey. S-page leaflet on Queen-Rearing tree 

 to all. 



HENRY ALLEY, Wenham, Mass. 



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 pleasure trip from Chicago to Buffalo, 

 New York, Boston, or any Eastern 

 point, you should investigate the satis- 

 factory service aflforded by any of the 

 3 Express Trains operated by the Nickel 

 Plate Road. Colored porters are in 

 charge of coaches, whose duties are to 

 look after the comfort of passengers 

 while enroute. Special attention shown 

 ladies and children, as well as elderly 

 people, traveling alone. No excess 

 fare charged on any train on the Nickel 

 Plate Road. American Club Meals, 

 from 35 cents to SI. 00. served in Nickel 

 Plate dining cars. One trial will result 

 to your satisfaction. AU trains leave 

 from La Salle Street Station, only 

 depot in Chicago on the Elevated Rail- 

 road Loop. Call on or address John 

 Y. Calahan, General Agent, 113 Adams 

 St., room 298, Chicago. 34— 36An 



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