Dec 27, 1906 



American Ttee Journal 



1057 



Texas- boney-yteldtng plants of is;,, 928 



borsemtnt for Georgia B25 



TextiB mesqalte (poem 1 44s 



Texas then and now (poera. .,,.'. gy 



Three-atory hives and queen's hiving .. ......... 722 



Tiering two weak colonies for winter 760 



loleriiting old queens hit 



Ti>[nti»ul«ry ubout bees ,24 



Top-burs 5aa 



lownstnd super-plan .. . 341 



Transferrins bees 276, :u 1, 40». 188.622, 871, t)68 



rranaf erring combs 862 



Transferring eggs In qaeen-rearing 7:.;i 



transferring larvie wy, r,H;t 



rniveling by fly inn-machine ]o)7 



Travel-stained set-tions— painting :i41 



Treatment for swarms 860 



Trouble amonir the bees •. 34« 



Truth about honey . . 846 



T-suolt as Dr. Miller uses It 7h;i 



T-Buper and 4V{ sections 642 



T-supers 271 . 27R. 3f)7, 54 1 . H4 l , 7u8. 995, 998 



1 -supers and quilts 42:1 



T-supers ami sections 349 



T-supera by Gravitation— emptying 886, 468, 815 



'1 -super sticks — 11120 



T-supers vs. wide frames 947 



T-tlns 967 



turning the bees into the supers 913 



Turpentine to get rid of ants 328 



Two-pound vs. 1 -pound sections 164 



Two queens in a hive 307 



Two-story colony— a 935 



Unadorned flowers. 103*3 



Uncappinn machine 3114 



Uncap storeB— bees slow to 368 



Unfinished sections 9,145,935 



Unfinished sections as bait using 444 



Unfinished sections cleaned out— getting 70 



Uniform weight of" sections ol honey 633 



Uniting colonic 3oB, 752, K03, 819 hht, 945 



University extension 595 



Untested and select untested queens 368 



Using combs with honey from dead colonies 370 



Value of bees tn blossoms .., 469 



Ventilaii-m of hives 752, 817, »68 



Ventilation-raising the hivp for more 409 



Ventilation space when moving bees BOS 



ViciouB bees - dealing with 137 



Virgin queen 686 



Visit to R.H.Smith 466 



Wandering swarms and bee-lawsuits 1050 



Warning beforehand 46 



Water as a swarming discourager 526 



Water for bees 2m, y»8 



Watering bees H32. 918 



Watering place lor bees 4u8, 5uh, 596 



Wax— bleached 296 



Wax-cakes -crackless 87 



Wax-extracting methods .638, fi59, 849 



Wax-honey experiments ., 13 



Waxing the floor 801 



Wax— manulactured 208 



Wax-moth 214 



Wax-press— running a 234 



Wax-rendering processes 234 



Wax-worms aua combs — 308,449,867 



Weak colonies— providing stores for 197 



Weak colony over a strong one 3*9, 421, 429, 



508, 582,598. K19, 8*H 849 



Weather ami the honey-flows 3*7 



Weather forecasts 69, 221 



Weeds— keeping down 164 



Well-to-do?— how many colonies to become.. 880 



What bees do with honey 14 



What can be done to make our Association more 



useful to bee-keepers? 82 



What line of work shall we take up? 254 



What will produce honey? 144 



Wheelbarrow— bee-keepers' 1016 



Whipped honey 212 



White honey in dirty boxes 346 



White or yellow sweet clover 601 



Why bees do better .- 1017 



Why bees don't store honey 185 



Why did the bees die off? 239 



Why did the bees leave? 9<>n 



Wide frames vs. T-supers 273, 833 



Wild grape and other bloom 524 



Willows and bees 529 



Willows -planting ynn 



Windbreak— growing a quick 306 



Winter-cases 145 



Winter flights of bees 446, 7^ 



Wintering a nucleus 738 



Wintering bees.... 29. 52, 85. H9, 14". 1*4, las. 213, 



52H, H 1 , 687, 690, 817, 834,900, 911,913, 964. 96-, 

 984,985 1020 



Wintering in a bee-cave 85, 935 



Wintering nuclei over a strong colony «47 



Winter protection of hives 864 



Winter space too crowded with bees 388 



Winter stores 273. 819, 867. wctci, 935, 1004 



Wiring frames. .,52, 87. 257,365, 449, 468,400,615, 760 



Wiring or splinting shallow frames 760 



Witch-hazel a late bloomer. . 23 



Woman's determination and success , 141 



Women bee-keepers not trouble-makers 4«6 



Women bee-keepers in Austria. i> 34 



Women should keep bees-why 933 



Wood or metal splints and wire 63a 



Wood separators— cleaning 128 



Wood-splints instead of wire in combs 409 



Worker-comb— value of 659 



Wo ker reared in queen-cell 723 



Working Intelligently with bees . 42« 



Work in the apiary— early spring 197 



Workshop struck by lightning 557 



YeHow-banded bees— purity of 404 



Yellow Bweet clover 832. 881 



Yon Yonson's trip to the moon 86 



Young bees become fleld-bees— when 323 



Young bees work afield ?— would very 209 



Zinc excluders 468 



ILLUSTR A1I0>S 



Abbott, Emerson T 763 



Acklin, J. C 575 



Adams, Frank P 69 



Apiary of— 



A -d tews, L. L 180 



Berg ,irand, Chas. O 6u2 



Bingham. T. F 957 



Bleech, G A 793 



Blocher, D J 857 



Brer, P. W 1009 



Brimmer. A. A 133 



Brooks, W. 1 477 



Carr, E. G 857 



Chevalier, C. G 437 



"Colorado," Miss 818 



Dibtern, C. H., and home 497 



Dickinson, W. H 225 



Hi Her. Orpheus— iu wiuter 3l7 



Doty, H. A 245 



Ferris, A. K 245 



Giles, A . B 41 



Gulden,!,. M 21 



Harlan, C, H., ana home 205 



Jenkins, S.N 745 



Johnson, G. H., and swarm 610 



Johnson, J. E., and home 93 



Kittinger, Frauk 417 



Latham, AlleD 61 



Lengst & Koeni* 906 



Little, H . S 989 



Lowe, Wm. B 61 



McCain , R. B 173 



McGuffin, J. H 82S 



Merrill, R. E 941 



Motting-r, S. L 377 



Norton, E. H 754 



Pantchefe, I). — Bulgaria 153 



Patterson . J . L 68 L 



Palzner, W 21 



Petlit, S. T 388 



Porter, Eugene U 41 



Reddish, W J 654 



Redmond, J. U 957 



Reed, J. M 703 



Rice, O. K 265 



Robinson, T. P 925 



Rort, Wm. H 825 



Rusbton. H. ^ 941 



Schaffner Bros 337 



Schultz, Otto 502 



Sewa> d, I . N 317 



shawler, T L 41 



Rhawler, Mrs. T. L 41 



Smith.Jay 973 



Smith, W. L 270 



Stanley, Arthur 133 



Stenabaugh. Kilts S 989 



Wagner, F. M , aod eeding arra gement. 437 



w ard, John " Logwood Aotary " 133 



Whitson.L- L 697 



Wiggins, *'. C 90S 



Williams, W. » 713 



Yates, A, W 550 



Armful of bees 285 



Arnd, H. M 838 



Aspinwall, L. A 538, 1041 



Baluchistan, souvenir card 634 



Bass wood trees in bloom (Dr. Miller's) 629 



Bee- hive struck by lightning 285 



Bee-Inspector* — two Texas 275 



Bee-ranci inA-izona 973 



Bevius, Edwin 889 



Binding bee paters 119 



Birthplace ot C. P. Dadam 7 



Bottom-board and false bottom (Dr. Miller's) 642 

 Bottom-board and hive-stand — Hershiser's. 73 



Bull dog outof a terrier 146 



Byer, (J. L I and family 327 



Chaff dlviaion-boaid ofG. C. Greioer 443 



Chambers, J. E., an i helpers 934 



Dad ant division-board 405 



Digges, Rev. J. G 649 



Divisible brood-frama Dadant 232 



Divisible brood -frame— r»reinet'* 343 



Doll family (part of) and lactorj 357 



Dzierzon's hive 1032 



Dz'erzon's home fur 95 years 1032 



Dzierzo", Dr. John 1025 



Eaton, Dr. E. N 640 



Extracting h' use of M. H. Mendlesoo 807 



Feeder for spring feeding 402 



Founation fastener— Dewey's 532 



Frame spacers — Alpaugb's 53 



Frame spacer — DavtonV 298 



Frame spacer of H A. S-nith 559 



Frame spacer — Wagners' 47 



France, N. E 837 



Gill, M A 561 



Green, James A 579 



Grelner's (F.) hones crop W> 



Grelner's (F ) super* 160 



Hall, J.B 255 



Hambaugh, J. M 477 



Haulintr bees 200 mles in Texas 1069 



Hive— Didant'< W 



Hive roof for shade and ventilation— Dadant 736 



Holtrrraanr, K F 60 



Home-made nice— Laihim's 79, 80 



Honey exhibit of Aaron Coppin 477 



Honey exhibit of Cbas w. Sager 153 



Honey exhibit ol R. II Smim 456 



Honey-knife— electric tealed 1046 



Jenkin.-,Mr atdMrs.S.N 745 



Johnson, J. E 377, 889 



Kandratltff. G 210 



Langst roi h gavelB 589 



Latham, A lien 417 



Lima-bean ranch in t-alitor n'a 777 



Marsh, Rev D. D 417 



McCain R. B 173 



McCain, (R. B.) tnd crop irom one colony . 181 



Mendleson. M. H 225 



Milkweed in bloom 629 



Mistake (colored) 239 



Mout-Jovet's Alpiae Apiary 113 



Muth, Frel W 843 



Nest of " Weevil lu-n Beelzituvi js " 618 



Nucleus hive of J. L Strong 363 



Over the valley from C. P. Didant's birth- 

 place 7 



Patterson Broihers 925 



Pettit, Morley 51 



Pettit, S. T 377 



Phillips, Dr. E. F 6, 664 



Queenr-aring apiary of Mont Jovet 925 



Reynolds, Alvih A k89 



Scholl. Louis II 517 



Seaman, (A R ) and son 317 



Secor souvuir pjstal card 26 



Segelken, Henry ■■■■ 560 



Self-hiving diagrams 913 



Sibbald, H. G 49 



Smiih, J. Arthur 417 



Smith, W. L 265 



Souvenir postal card — Benton's 270 



Stachelhausen, L 534 



Stoflet (Frank) and apiary 153 



Stone, Jas. A 225 



Super of W. W. Dempse- 382 



Swarm catcher of S. G. Kilgore 509 



Sweet clover in bloom 629 



Sweet clover — white and yellow 161 



Tank for storing honey -Did ant's 658 



Taylor, R. L 76s 



Top bar cr.»ss-secti -n 33 



Trinder, Edwin 183 



T super— Dr. Miller's 265, 642 



Townsend, E. D 540 



Washington apiary from nor lb 1 



Wne lbarrow for extracting— Dadant's 576 



White, Frank B 554 



Whitney's (Wm. M ) little girl 973 



Wilder. J. J 969 



Wood, Jas F 437 



Woods, E. D 889 



Worcester iMass.) bee-show 946 



Yon Yonson and dang hters 86 



CORRESPONDENTS 



Abbott. Emerson T. 5. 



762 

 Abbott. O. L. 15 

 Abel. Mrs. Mary Hin- 



man, 213, 234 

 Adams, Frank P. 368 

 Adams, Geo. W. I"6 

 Adema, Walter M. 770, 



92ii 

 Ahlen, John. 469 

 Aikin. R. C. 179, 2M3 

 Allen. A. l'. 2:ik 

 Alley. Henry. 127. 186, 



404. 444. 469. 4«4. 531 

 Alley. Mrs. Henry, 3U6 

 Alopsino, Br. 953 

 Amos. Mrs. A. L. 234, 



447. K72, 722.X32. 881 

 Anderson, Grant, 257, 



448. 1035 



Anderson,. I. L. 87 

 Anderson. Swan. 643 

 Andrews, Elizabeth, 1002 

 Arbutbnot, Will, 390 

 Arkansas. 86fl 

 Armstrong, E. S. 238 

 Armstrong. J. C. 703, 



739, 783. 998 

 Arnd, II. M. 839 

 Arnold, Cbas. K.445 

 Askew, W G. 48 

 Aspinwall. L. A. 538 

 Atwater. B. F. 140, 162. 



Austin, Kate V. 408 



Baker, James H. 165 

 Banker, Fred, 4W 

 Barker, D. E. 674 

 Barnard, H. C. 325, 387, 



486 



Bartlett, Ira D. 345, 365 

 Bartz, A. C. F. 643 

 Bates. W. K. 823 

 Beatty, I. M.350 

 Bechly, Fred, 87 

 Becker, C, 390 

 Bell. L. B 5(16 

 Bender, Charles. 674 

 Benson, C. H. 469, 913, 

 985 



Benton, Frank. 250, 270 

 Bergstrand, C. 0. 602,674 

 Best, Henry, 126 

 Beuhne, R. 594 

 Bevins, Edwin. 9, 145, 



489, 657, 799. 849. 896 

 Bingham, T. F. 962 

 Black, H. D. 411 

 Black, Mrs. J. D. 802 

 Black. S. N 803 

 Blackman. G. S. 370 

 Blaker, Rev. Cbas. D. 



28. 575 



Blank, Or. J.T. 787 

 Bleech, G L. 798 

 Blocher, D. .1. MH2 

 " Bloomfleld."4H5 

 Blow. T. B.613 

 Blunier, Dina. 70 

 Boelte. I)r. Phil Max, 



S63, 769 

 Bohrer, Dr. G. 278, 464, 



483, 526, 594, 674, 770, 



815 

 Booknaw, Jenuie, 507 

 Bowden, W. H. 787 

 Boynton. D. B. 145 

 Branch, Mrs. Carrie, 32, 



51 

 Brethsuer, J. 446 

 Brey. P. W. 1014 

 Brlte. W. T. 557 

 Brooks, W. I. 482 

 Brown, A. K. 7o7 

 Brown, Mrs. Cbas. 673 

 Brown, C L. 165 

 Brown, Mrs. D. W. 367 

 Brown, F. K. 768 

 Brown. W. .1. 1"7 

 Bryant. K. J. 707 

 Buck. Mrs.Orville. R73 

 Bunch, C. A. 165. 2 o 

 Burke, Mrs. W. M. 386 

 Burns, A, J. 34 

 Burns, C. C, 953 

 Buasey. E. L. 236 

 Byer, J. L. 99, 125, 32 



389. 882.«33 



Cambv, E. S. 769 

 Cameron, L. A. 390 



