1900 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



749 



Our Bees are Busy 



now carrying loads and Uads of pollen and 

 swetts from the flowers to rais-e the thousands 

 of new bees for the coming honey crops. We 

 are busy with the orders for Hives, Sections, 

 Foundation, Comb to enable the bees to spread 

 themselves over a surface for rapid work. 



Many implements and fixtures to help the 

 pe pie to handle the bees conveniently and 

 with profit. 



Drop us a postal card and we will send a 

 catalog of the best and latest Bee hives, etc.; 

 contains also instructions for successful man- 

 aging of bees for profit. 



: : ROOT '5 : : 



ABC OF BEE CULTURE 



If interested in buying groceries, ask for our 

 wholesale list, ind it will also be mailed. 



We have sold several carloads of Root's 

 hives and supplies, and can make you the 

 best prices for quantity ordered besides a sav- 

 ing of freight in points adjacent to Evansville. 



ADDRESS 



Vickery Bros,, Evansville, Ind. 



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> WHOLESALE GROCERS. 



Hives Full of Honey 



such a poor year as this speaks, well for stock. 

 We are breeding queens fiora such colonies, 

 from quFens with records t/n's vear and others. 

 Untested queens. 50 cts eath: after .Sept. 1, 

 3.5 cts. each. Tested queens, SI. 00 each ; after 

 Sf^pt 1, 75 cts. each. IT WILL PAY YOU TO 

 REQPEEN YOUR APIARIES AT THESE 

 PRICES. Queens exchanged. 



S. p. CULLEY, Higginsville, Ho. 



RpQt nn Farth ' ^ queen I had from you 

 UCai Kill L-ai III . ]i,.e(| 3 yrs., and was the 



be.st queen I ever had, and did n<.t swarm. — E. W. 

 Blown, Morton Park. III., July 30. ]900. 

 Three select breeding queens. $2 75. 



Henry Alley, Wenham Mass. 



REMOVED! 



EARLY W. H. Laws has removed his entire 

 — — ^-^^ queen rearing api.iries to Round 

 ZTEENS. Rock. Texas, where he will be better 

 fitted than ever to fill orders for the 



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LAWS strain of FAULTLESS .5-BANDED bees the 

 coming season. BREEDING QUEENS always on 

 hand. Price |2 .50 each. I at" al.so breeding the 

 leather-colored stock from imported mothers. Test- 

 ed queens, either strain, SI 00. 6 for 8.5.00; untested, 

 75c; 6 for $4.00. Queens ready in season. 



W. H. LAWS, Round Rock, Texas. 



PEKING HAS FALLEN! 



So have the prices on 

 our w rranted superi- 

 or Itnlian honey queens. Warran'ed. each, .50c ; half 

 dozen S2 75; tested, 75-; half dozen. S4 00. All queens 

 by return mail and warranted in everv ' espect 



LEININGER BROS., Ft. Jennings, C hio. 



Italian f\ttaonc! the balance of the season, •50c; 



lldiidn v;uec^^5, fun colonies, 9350 



MRS. A. A. SIMPSON, Swarts, Pa. 



It will soon be time to unite nuclei for win- 

 ter, .so hurry in your orders if you would 

 like to try Quirin's improved strain of 



Golden Italian Queens. 



Our largest orders come from old customers, which 

 proves that our queens give satisfaction. We have 12 

 years' experience breeding queens; no bee-disease in 

 our locality; queens are sent promptly by return mail, 

 with safe delivery guaranteed. 



ADDRESS ALL ORDERS TO 



H. G. QUIRIN, Parkertown Erie Cou.ty, Ohio. 



Monej'-order office, Bellevue, O. 



Moore'sStrain of Italians 



recommended by the largest honey-producers in the 

 world. See how business grows : 



Two years ago, O. J. Hetherington, Saginaw, Mich., 

 ordered a qut en of me. This year he or lers another, 

 and says : "I got a queen of you two years ago, and 

 she w s a good one. She has done well this summer. 

 I want the new one for next sea!-on." 



Capt. J E. Hetherington, Cherry Valley, N. Y., who 

 has ordered 13 queens of me this seasot'i, says : "My 

 brother in Michigan a<lvised me to try them. He 

 thinks the daughters from the queen from you winter- 

 ed better last winter than others. They had a hard 

 winter and c( Id late spring." 



J W. Eberly. Strasburg Va., who has just ordered 

 6 queens, .•■aj^s : ' Your name was handed me by (.apt. 

 J. E. Hetherington as a queen-breeder, and that you 

 have a good strain of Italian bees. ' 



Sj the sale of one queen has caused the .sale of 20 

 more, and tuay cause the sale of many more. No 

 wonder tny business has grown so fast that I have 

 been compelled lo make a large addition to my queen- 

 rearing apiarj', in order to supply the dematid for 

 queens Warranted queens, 75c each; ti, $1.00: 12, 

 S7.00 .Select warranted, fl.OO each, 6 8.5.00; 12,89.00. 

 Safe arrival and sati-fac. ion guaranteed. I am filling 

 ordt rs by return mail, and shdll probably be able to 

 do so till the close of the season. 



J. P. Moore, Lock box 1, Morgan, Pend. Co., Ky. 

 100 - Full - Swarms - Bees 



AT $1.00 PER SWARM. 



with good laying queen in shipping-box. No hive 

 or comb . Hive extra, 81 00. Thtse bees are for feed- 

 ing up for winter to make colonies or to strengthen 

 weak colonies, or :nay lie used for requeening. Full 

 directions given. Orders filled as received. Write for 

 further information regarding these bees. 



F. H. McFARLAND, HYDE PARK, VERMONT. 



nilFPN^ GOLDEN ITALIANS. Unexcelled for busi- 

 yULLIIOi ness, ueauty. and gentleness. Bred from 

 the best of stoc'i obtainable. Untested, .50 cts each 

 until Nov. Lst. Te.sted, 81.00 ea. Extra fine breeding- 

 queens, 82.00 each. E. A. Seeley, Bloomer, Ark. 



Marquette, on Lake Superior, 



is one of the most charming summer resorts reached 

 via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. 



Its healthful location, beautiful scenery, good hotels, 

 and complete immunity from hay fever, make a sum- 

 mer outing at Marquette. Mich., very attractive from 

 the standpoint of health, rest, and comfort. 



For a copy of "The Lake Superior Country," con- 

 taining a description of Marquette and the copper 

 countr)', address, with four (4) cents in stamps to pay 

 postage, Geo. H. Heafford, General Passenger Agent, 

 Chicago, 111. 



