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Golden 



Add. 



Albino. 



(UjcANiNGs IN RHi': cri/n'Ri': 



Texas Queens. 



(■■alhip savslluv aiv llic best 

 lu- lias" in his yanl. 

 J. D. OIVI-;^S, Lisbon. Texas. 



GERMAN CARP WANTED. 



UW this year's; UK) or more last year's. Prices 

 must be rea>otiable. Send oilers to 



DR. WM. MOEkSMliL. Homestead. Iowa. 



Carp to be shipped in August or September. 



either golden beauties 

 or 3 -banded imported 

 sted, ilOc each; untested, .V>c 

 each: (! for j:?.(X). One sample queen to new customer, 

 •Vc: breeders, $2.00 to <:?..)0 each. P. O. M. O. office, 

 Uavaca. E. A SBRLEY, Bio mer. Ark. 



Italian Q"^*^!!^' 



■***■■**■■ .stock. Test 



No cheap Queens to sell ; but the best. 



Golden ."i band, or 3 band from 



imported mother. I'ntest- 



ed, 7.') cts.: tested, $1.00. 



L. BEAUCHAMP. Box 6i3. 5an Antonio, Texas. 



ni IF F N^ I ^ave .500 nnte.sted, 3 or o banders, 45c 

 \J^Jl^l^l^J. each; tested 3-bander.s, 70c each. They 

 are fine large queens, and are free from all di.seases. 

 Write for whole.sale prices. M. O. office. 



DANIEL WURTH. Falmouth. RushCo-.lnd. 



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S£-£- THAT WINK? 



B^E SUPPLIES. 



Root's Goods at Root's Prices. 



Pnuder's Honey-Jars and every 

 thing used by bee-keepers. l,ow 

 freight rates ; prompt service. 

 Catalog free. 

 M rr- h unfDX ' WALTER «5. POLDER, 



W- poWtK:>^D 162 nass Ave, Indianapolis, Ind. 



Tested 



Adel 



Queens. 



Fifty Cents Each. 



My new (IS!t7) book on queen-rearing, 

 giving a method for rearing queens in a 

 brood-chamber while the queen is pres- 

 ent, will be mailed free to all who pur- 

 cha.se queens. 



Henry Alley, 



Wenham, Mass. 



THE A. I. ROOT COS 



Shipping-cases for Honey, 



AT THEIR PRICES— THE FINEST MADE. 

 C.XSH FOK P.KKSWVX 



M. H. HUNT, Bell Branch, Hich. 



QUEENS BY RETURN MAIL. 



Daughters of best imported queen mother, warrant- 

 ed purely mated to drones of imported stock from a 

 different source; hence, a direct cross. 12 years as a 

 honey-producer on a large scale has taught me what 

 good' cjueens mean to the producer, as well as how to 

 rear them. Price of queens. 50c each. .Safe delivery 

 and .satisfaction, or monev refunded. 



L. M. KOBEY, Worthinjrton. W. Va. 



pOR SALE — 15 colonies of hybrid bees in simplicity 

 ^ hives, $2..50 each. They must be sold. 



E. D. Hartox, Kast Hampton, Conn. 



ARRANTED Three and Five Banded Italian 

 Queens at 50 Cents each. 



GEO. W. COOK. Sprine Hill, Kan. 



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pOR 



SALE — Italian queens, .50 cents each. 

 Mrs. a. a. Simpson, Swarts, Greene Co., Pa. 



pOR S*LE —100 colonies of Italian bees and fix- 

 * tures, and honey crop in a never-failing locality, 

 at a bargain. Address Lons Werner, 



Edward.sville, 111. 



CWEET-c LOVER SEED in the hull, rai.sed this 

 •^ season, lSi)7, at 4 cts. per pound. Addre.ss 



Joseph Shaw, Box W, Strong City, Kan. 



Dovetailed Hives, 



Sections, ICxlractor.s, SiiK^kurs, 

 and evi-ry thiii!.^ a l)C'L'-kfC]:)er 

 want.s. Honest goods at close 

 honest prices. (iO-paj.^e cata- 



Iul;- free. 



J. IVI. JENKINS, Wctumpka, Ala. 

 Don't Neglect Your Bees. 



Bee-keeping may be made uniformly suc- 

 ces.sfiil h}- jndicions feeding. It is just as im- 

 portant with bees as with other stock. 



Success in feeding de])ends 

 very much on the feeder used. 

 When you have tried the 



Boardman Atmospheric 

 Entrance=feeder 



}'Ou will be convinced of this. 



For descriptive circulars and 

 price list, address 



H. R. BOARDMAN, East Townsend, Ohio. 



Wants and Exchange Department. 



\1/ANTED.— To exchange Ki-section non-drip cases 

 ^^ at Root's prices, laid down at your station, for 

 fancy comb honey at prices to suit the times. Also 

 second-hand fiO-lb. cans, 2 in a case, valued at 25 cts. 

 per can, freight paid, for gilt-edged extracted honey. 

 Special price on quantity lots. 



B. Walker, Evart, Mich. 



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ANTED.— To exchange Parker shotgun (new) for 

 high-grade bicycle, organ, or best offers. 



R. A. Provins, Point Marion, Pa. 



ll^ANTED.— To exchange some fine collie shepherd 

 '' pups for any thing useful. I also have some fine 

 pigeons and a fine blood-hound pup to trade. 

 Claud Brillhart, Oakwood, Paulding Co., Ohio. 



IV ANTED.— To exchange 140 colonies of bees, with 

 '* all fixtures belonging to a first-class apiary, for 

 good horses and mules. 



Anthony Opp, Helena, Ark. 



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ANTED.— To exchange first-class incubator for 

 comb or extracted honev, potatoes, or offers. 



F. W. Dean, New Milford, Pa. 



IVANTKD.— To exchange a Burkard auditorium-size 

 '* guitar, in good order, for bees, bee-keepers' sup- 

 plies, or bicycle. W. A. Pfeifer, Mau.ston, Wis. 



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ANTED. — A second-hand heater for greenhou.se, 

 Hitchings preferred. Capnritv No. o or 4. 



R. Gammon, Rockton, Winnebago Co., 111. 



Black and Hybnd Queens for Sale. 



Young hybrid queens, 15 cts., and mismated, 25 cts. 

 C. G. Fenn, Washington, Conn. 



A few hybrid queens from natural swarms, by re- 

 turn mail, "at 2.5 cts. each. W. A. Sanders, 



Elberton, Elbert Co., Ga. 



About two dozen nice mismated Italian queens for 

 sale at 25c each, or 5 for jl.OO. They are all young 

 and prolific, and bred from first-class mothers. 



W. F. Sttiart, Box 415, Ottawa, Kan. 



