THE AMERICAN BEE-KEEPER 



Queen=Breeders' Directory. 



This page is intended as a guide for queen buyers, from which they may select the stock 

 desired, and breeders are invited to make use of it for their announcements, at the rate 

 of So. 00 a veur i)er card, payable strictly in advance. 



-TUY. A. I. ROOT CO., MEDINA, OHIO. 

 i Breeders of Italian bees and queens. 



GEO. J. VANDEVORD. DAYTONA, FLA. 

 Breeds choice Italian queens early. All 

 queens warranted purely mated, and satisfaction 

 guaranteed. 



p H. W. WEBER, CIXCINXATI. OHIO. 

 ^' (Cor. Central and Freeman Aves.) Golden 

 yellow, Red Clover and Carniolau queens, bred 

 from select mothers in separate apiaries. 



-THE HOXEY AND BEE COMPANY, BEE- 

 1 VILLE. TEXAS. Holy Land, Carniolan, 

 Cyprian, Albino and 3 arid .5-banded Italian 

 queens. Write for our low prices. Satisfaction 

 guaranteed.. 



lOHN M. DAVIS, SPRING HILL, TENN.. sends 

 J out the choicest 3-banded and golden Italian 

 queens that skill and experience can produce. 

 Satisfaction guaranteed. No disea.se. 



I B. CHASE. FORT ORANGE, FLA., has tine 

 J» golden Italian queens early and late. Work- 

 ers little inclined to swarm, and cap their honey 

 very white. Hundreds of his old customers stick 

 to him vear after vear. Circular free. 



CWARTHMORE APIARIES, SWARTHMORE, 

 '--' PA, Our bees and (jueens are the brighest 

 Italians procurable. Satisfaction guaranteed. 

 Correspondence in English, French, German and 

 Spanish. Shipments to all parts of the world. 



WZ. HUTCHINSON, FLINT, MICH. 

 • Superior stock queens, 81.50 each; queen 

 and Bee-Keepers' Review one year for only $2.00. 



NEW CENTURY QUEEN-REARING CO., (John 

 W. Pharr, Prop.) BERCLAIR, TEXAS, is 

 breeding fine golden and 3-banded Itailian, Holy 

 Land, Carniolan and Cyprian queens. Prices are 

 low. Please write for.special information desired. 



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