1891 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



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ITALIAN QUEENS. 



If yon want qUL'fris tliat ai-e hied foi- business, 

 sfiid to mt'. See adv t in Gleanings of June Intli. 

 Every queen warranted in every respect. Price 7.5 

 cents each. 



JAMES WOOD, 



lltfdl) NO. PRESCOTT, MASS. 



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THE PEGOS VALLEY 



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OF 



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Over 100 miles of irrigating canals now completed, each 

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The Pecos River being fed by never failing springs 

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Our farmers raise two crops a year of grain and vegeta- 

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Send for maps and illustrated pamphlets, giving full 

 particulars. 



PEG0SIRRI6ATI0N& IMPROVEMENT CO., 



EDDY NEW MEXICO. 



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1 untested Albino, H : 6 for i'l. 



1 tested Albino, June and Julv, $1.7.5; August and 

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1 select-tested Alliino, Aug. and Sept., $2.50. 



1 untested Italian, June, $1; Julv to Sept., 75 "ts 



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TAKE NOTICE! 



DEFORE placing your orders for SUPPLIES, write 

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Doctor Smoker, 3X in., postpaid ...$2.00 

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Extra (wide shield) 2 " " ... 1.35 



Plain (narrow " )3 " " ... 100 



Little Wonder, IM " " ... 65 'immm 



Uncapping Knife 115 wM 



Sent promptly on receipt of price. To ^ 

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Milledgeville, 111., March 8, 1890. 

 Sirs:— Smokers received to-day, and count cor- 

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 your trade will boom. Truly, F. A. Snell. 



Vermillion, S. Dak., Feb. 17, 1890. 

 Sirs:— I consider your smokers the best made for 

 any purpose. I have had 15 years' experience with 

 300 or 400 swarms of bees, and know whereof I speak 

 Very truly^ R. a. Morgan. 



Sarahsville. Ohio, March 12,1890. 

 Sirs:— The smoker I have has done good service 

 since 1883. Yours truly. Daniel Brothers. 



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