1899 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



963 



[Clock W A, 097 

 Kreutzinger L, 273 



Lathrop H. 105, 718 

 Lacy F D, 408 

 I„ane A G, 822 

 Lashier I) F, L51 

 Lassiter J M, 685 

 Lapsley R A, 702 

 Leatham W, 512 

 Leister A, 794, 928. 

 1 . c- w i s A A, 25 

 Lee J T 220 _ 

 Lehman T, 7!H 

 Leyvraz A. 151 

 Mghty I, W, 326 

 Littlejohn W H. IIS 

 Lincoln C M. 24(! 

 Lock hart F A, 57S 

 Hidden J S. 399 

 Lusby M s, 696 

 Lynch D B, 888 

 Mason A B, 515 

 Massie T K. 67! », 931 

 March II A, 697, 774, 



947 

 Marks W F, 365, 402 

 Martin J H, 19, 130, 

 222, 250. 271, 276, 307, 

 345, 469, 5(i7, 721, sun 

 Matthews Mrs S D, 149 

 Maiium A K. 176, 195, 



371 

 McGee W L. 229 

 McGowan J T. 152 

 McNav F, 273 

 McGregor H E, 327 

 Mclntyre J F, 512 

 McEvov W, 176 

 McCoy E E, 315 

 McLallen H L. 317 

 McMnrrv F D, 435 

 McCurdy 1 M, 651 

 McLean Mrs I M, 765 

 McCoy C W, 766 

 McKenzie J L, 697 

 Mendleson M H, 543 

 Michener I. 107 

 Miller C C. 80, 88, 134, 

 273.305,314,816, 310, 

 320, 427, 436, 570, 884 

 Miller W M, 241 

 Miller S F, 308 



813, 



175 

 320, 



250, 

 327, 



Mitchell 1 :\i, 317 



Moore W L, 408, 658 



Moore W P, 517 



More EL 650 



Morse II J, 687 



M.irts C R, 2(10, 400 



Morrell, F L 130 



Moll L, 766 



Morris C E, 767 



Murray J \V, 25 



Muth F \V. 677 



Myers T M, 220 



Myers W C, 31 I 



Nail !•: F, 838 



Nash F P, 196 



Newman T < '. , 365 



Nieln.ls O E, HO 



Nicodenius ] W, 152 



Niver S A, 270, 315, 393, 17:; 



Norton A, 10, 710, 756, 888 



Northrup II J, 55 



Northrup G G, 103 



Ochsner E D, 752 



Onderdonk B F. 4(11 



Osburn's Son A W, 21(1 



Orton P, 679 



Offut M D, 705 



Parent J I, 107 



Parker R B. 196 



Palmer C K. 102 



Peabody J L, 105 



Peavey T II, 152 



PettitM, 022 



Pettit S T, 95 184 352 



Peebles W G, 697 



Pierson r. W, 948 



Potter F, 778 



Pond G H, 152 



Poppleton O O. 463, 537, 922 



Pratt Jas, 98 



Pridgen W H, 707, 032 



Ouiiin R, 107 



Rambo W E, 421, 466 



Rambler, 1(1,51. 01,135,180, 



221, 265, 310 357, 395, 132, 



467. 505, 539, 612, 646, 681, 



716, 750, 792 831 

 Ranson W B, 260 

 Rasmussen Win Muth, 107, 



014. 802, ssi 

 RatclifTe J D, 323 

 Ritchey D N, 162, 750 



Reynolds R M, 24, W8 

 Robb W J, 144 



Robinson J S. 1 IS 

 Rouse J W, 222 

 Rood E B. 308 

 Root Carrie Bell, 188 

 Russell E R, 300 

 Rutherford S D, 780 



Sage Burton i„ 195 



Safford Earl Y, 319 



Scott Tames, 25, 107 



Schatzle J, 813 



Scherff Louis, 704 



Schuyler Mrs F I, 813 



Schaeffle E A. OSO 



Scholl Louis, 431 



Seelv W H, 180 



Selby A D, 72.'! 



SecoV Eugene. 58, 212, 826 



Segelken H, 263 



Senior Walter. 241 



Shimp S B. 517 



Sherman W T, 234 



Sherwood E H, 107 



Shepherd M W, 508 



Simon M N, 270 



Slingerland M V. 372 



Sladon F W L. -500 



Smith J P F, 40S 



Smith Edw, OS 



Smith T had. 152, 177, 278 



Smith W R, 152 



Smith Herbert, 246 



Smith O L, 624 



Snell F A, 18, 151, 508. 578, 



930 

 Snearly John S, 820 

 Snyder F L 25 

 Somerford W W. 0, 82, 215, 



200, 420, 404 

 Soper W IX 141 

 Sproule T S. 852 

 Spencer M E, 398 

 StanelirT G K, loo 

 Stachelhausen L,84. 316,925 

 Stanton R M, 62 

 Stiles Wm. IS 

 Stel 'bins John W, 480 

 Swinson Ahbott L, 240 

 Swoao W H, 511 

 Swynburn E N, 408 



Tatmun M F, 01, 728 

 Taylor C E. 188 

 Teel J F, 315 

 Thompson F L, 14 

 Thornton E B, 761, 889 

 Thornton J W, 152, 100 

 Tilt I S, 274 

 Toepperwein Udo. S03 

 Tramp American, 300, 50.",, 



012, S02 

 Travis L L, 72.". 

 Trqgo S F, 12 

 Tweedy D H, 21 

 Tyler D, 551 

 Uglow John C, 228 

 Vassmer H O, 96, 570 

 Vanhouten C W, 106 

 Vankirk J W, 7S0 

 Vinal Geo. L, 15, 272, 318 

 Vollmer Carl, 140 

 Wagar D I, 322 

 Wagner D, 151 

 Wauser G N, 889 

 Watts R C, 57 

 Weber Bros, 653 

 Webley F, 270 



Weed K B, SI, 85, 217 



Weidner A I, 25 



Welch D H, 697 



West N D, 07. 828, 887 



Wheeler J M, 7S1 



Whitney W M, LSI, 100, 929 



White D, 270 



Wilson W,24 



Wilkin R, 45, 96. 317, 023, 



750 

 Willard J S, 105. 271 

 Wilson H, 315 

 Winter C, 205 

 Wilams J E, 300 

 Wood D, 399 

 Wooll I A, 12S 

 Wolfe C F, 399 

 Wright A J. 851, 401,631,574, 



829 

 Wright W S, 24 

 Wiigglesworth W, 100 

 Wyric Mont. 904 

 Yoder G J. 517 

 Young J M, 241 

 Young W W, 517 



THE FAULTLESS SPRAYER. 



Certain Death to all Insects. Keeps the Flies off Your 

 Horses and Cattle. Kills Potato- bugs. Currant and 

 Cabbage Worms, and Lice on Stock and Poultry. 



Faultless tin sprayer with galvanized iron tank 60c; by mail 25c extra. 



Faultless brass sprayers 85c; " " 



The Faultless Sprayer and a small boy will kill all the "old shellbacks" on 1000 

 hills of potatoes for a cent, and the boy will haul the water himself. The Faultless 

 Sprayer is a simple, light, and indispensable exterminator of insect pests, on the farm, 

 and in the house, barn, garden, poultry-house, greenhouse, etc. The Faultless Sprayer 

 is economical. It will not drip nor slobber. Its shape is such that it sprays up or down. 

 All liquid is pumped out in the finest possible spray, leaving but a spoonful in the can. 



Its uses are unlimited. It sprays any liquid or solution on potato-vines, young trees, 

 house-plants, garden-truck, poultry, and live stock. 



With every machine is a stout linen tag, with full directions how to use the sprayer 

 for all kinds of insects. Yes, this machine will answer for fruit-trees all right, but you 

 would have to get up on a high stool or climb a ladder, to get the spray all over a tree 

 of any size. For spraying orchards a larger and more expensive machine is needed. 

 For keeping flies off horses and cattle, use kerosene oil in the above sprayer. 



THE A. !. t*OOT COMPANY, Medina, Ohio. 



