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AMERICAN BEE JOURNaU 



Expensive honey-dishes 391 



Experience with bees : 155, 276, 441 



Experiment stations 263, 296, 343, 468 



Extracted honey 59, 490, 718, 726, 817 



Extracted honey package 345 



Extracting supers in winter 77 



Extra-large queens 155 



Extra-light colored queens 215 



Eyes of bees 331 



Farmer Jones' bee-notes 



Farmers as bee-keepers 363, 566, 



Fears the bees may starve 



Feeding and feeders 



Feeding at the hive-entrance . 



Feeding bees in early spring 373, 465, 



Feeding bees in the cellar 



Feeding bees in winter 146, 



Feeding dried fruit 



Feeding for the honey-flow 365, 



Feeding to stimulate queen-rearing 



Feeding would have paid 



Fighting and gentle bees 396, 



Finding black queens 



Five-banded bees 142, 679, 



Flavor and aroma of honey 



Florida and California 433, 567,597, 



Flower beds 



Florida bee-hunt 



Fooling the thrifty bee 



Foul brood. 8, 20, 51, 76, 271, 295, 304, 311, 497,684, 



Potil-broody honey 



Foundation fastener 491, 



Foundation for honey and increase 



Foundation for sections 179, 212, 



Foundation used in brood-frames 



Frame spacer— Stephens 



Fuel for bee-smokers 



Fumigating the bee-cellar 



Future of bee-keeping 



Future of honey 



Future of the supply trade 



Gathering honey 



Gathering honey in winter 



Getting bees out of supers 



Getting bees to work in the sections 308, 



Getting rid of old hives 



Getting your first bees 



Give them bee-bread and all 



Glucose with a little honey in it 



Golden Italians 123, 248, 269, 



Grading honey ,..., 



Granulation of honey, and prevention 



Great Britain honey imports in 1892 



" Handy " hive 



Harvesting the honey crop 



Hauling bees 557, 



Hear ye the judge 



Heating the cellar for bees 



Hed don's honey and section-case 584, 



Hermaphrodite bees 



Hints on bees 



Hints for beginners 



Hive and comb 8 years old 



Hive-cover 



Hive for comb honey 



Hive for the South 174. 



Hives and brood-chambers 



Hives at experiment stations 724, 



Hives in Florida 



Honey-bee in Nature 407, 



Honey-board or queen-excluder 



Honey-boards 24, 234, 



Honey candied in the comb 



Honey candying 



Honey crop of the United States 394, 



Honey-tiora— knowing it 



Honey for lung trouble 



Honey in a petrified tree 



Honey in the brood-chamber in fall 



Honey-muflBns 



Honey 1,000 years old 



Honey-plants of Colorado 



Honey-predictions 103, 243, 250, 



Honey-tea 



Honey used in producing bees 



Honey-yielding plants and trees 



House-apiary 



How bees shape cells 



How to dampen sections 



Hybrid bees 



153 

 624 

 266 

 24 

 73 

 470 

 105 

 378 

 288 

 429 

 427 

 813 

 503 

 203 

 686 

 721 

 821 

 831 

 402 

 488 

 713 

 683 

 786 

 657 

 686 

 362 

 727 

 343 

 219 

 181 

 217 

 148 



748 

 359 

 442 

 714 

 427 

 557 

 394 



90 

 824 



45 

 527 

 455 



336 

 599 

 684 

 392 

 236 

 680 



17 



45 

 617 

 427 



59 

 207 

 332 

 248 

 817 

 650 

 439 

 427 

 248 

 138 

 524 

 649 

 531 

 681 

 776 

 397 



73 

 633 

 755 

 594 

 263 

 175 

 556 



83 

 364 

 473 

 588 



Importance of bee-keeping 296 



Imported Italians— are they pure ? 269 



Improvement in bees 41, 50 



In-breeding in plants and animals 220, 495 



Increase at an out-apiary 235 



Increase— how to secure 651 



Increasing an apiary 106 



Introducing drones and workers 333 



Introducing queens 137, 329, 566, 749, 77« 



Inventing new things 58 



Iowa honey exhibit 104 



Italian bees— historical 244, 623 



Italian drones that look black 4=)8 



Italianizing 556 



Italian quee'ii in black colony 362 



Keeping a surplus of queens 781 



Keeping bees near a highway 267 



Keeping down grass in an apiary 599 



Keeping honey 176 



Killing drones 714 



King-bird 275, 465 



Knowing when bees prepare to swarm 203 



Land for bees 650 



Large and small hives 784 



LarvEe for queen-rearing 531 



Light colonies 283 



Location 390 



Longevity of bees 145, 505 



Lucerne or alfalfa 435, 562, 725 



Mailing queen-bees. . 44, 48, 86, 214, 239, 370, 428, 



492, 528, 688 692 



Making comb foundation 587 



Management at swarming time 399, 537 



Management of bees 58,122,204,789 



Managing bees in " gums " 812 



Marketing honey 155,213, 283,304,431,631, 635 



Mating of queens 400, 470, 565, 594, 619 



Michigan apiarian statistics 762 



Midwinter Fair notes 529,595, 742, 787 



Mixed bees 555 



Moisture in the bee-cellar 149 



Most desirable hive and frame 329 



Moving bees.... 91, 219, 249,268,310,316, 332, 347, 



348, 371 , 500, 588 683 



Music Of the bees (poem) 589 



Natural swarming or dividing 621 



Nebraska honey 745 



Nectar secretion 779 



New bee-disease 686 



New enemy to bees 808 



Newly-hatched bees 682 



" No bees— no fruit" (poem) 729 



No drone-comb 459 



Non-swarming and large hives 783 



Non-swarming strains of bees 144 



Northern Michigan for honey-production 119 



Nucleus method of increase 493 



Ohio honey exhibit 171 



Old bees in winter 505 



Old foundation and starters 555 



Old maids and pollenization 745 



Ontario honey exhibit 202, 274, 295, 361 , 373 



Open-lignt or admitter bee-escape 168, 315 



Orange-blossom honey 423 



Orange county, Calif 85 



Origin of hOney-comb and propolis 812 



Outlook in bee-culture 424 



Out with a load of preachers 109 



Packing bees for winter 



Packing honey for shipment 



Paid to move the bees 



Painting hives 89, 



Pairing for each birth 



Partly-filled sections 



Patents 



Perfection section press 



Perforated zinc 



Pieces of comb 



Piping queen s 



Placing hives 362, 



Pollen and larval bees 



Pollen-bearing plants and honey 



Pollen in the sections 654, 



Pollenization of flowers 



Pollen theory 



Poppies 282,433, 



Poultry and bees 



Preparing bees for shipment 



Preparing the apiary for winter 183, 



Preventing loss of out-apiary swarms 



Prevention of after-swarming 



Prevention of robbing 



Prevention of swarming 



Prime swarms 



Producing comb honey 



Progress made in bee-culture 



Prolonging the lite of bees 



Protecting iiee-keepers 



Protection for bees in spring 



Pulled queens 



Pulling out half-batched brood 



Pure honey bill 



186 

 730 

 185 

 363 

 666 

 344 

 744 

 821 

 122 

 619 

 10 

 563 

 205 

 364 

 789 

 431 

 569 

 715 

 329 

 300 

 762 

 363 

 112 

 249 

 378 

 657 

 717 

 658 

 666 

 167 

 360 

 145 

 714 

 679 



