CLEANINGS l^ BfiE CULTURE. 



Editorial. 



ABC, New Edition 276; Adair, Death of 433; 

 Adulteration Subordinated to Defense Feature 1149; 

 Adulteration, Nonsense About 1148; Adultera- 

 tors, Getting after 482; Alexander on Curing Black 

 Urood 536; Alexander on Thoroughness 536; Ameri- 

 can Bee Journal 44 Years old 68; Apicultural Ex- 

 positions, Floating 1104; Apicultural Schools in Rus- 

 sia 1106. 



Baby Nuclei SS5; Baby Nuclei, Making Success of 

 797; Baby Nuclei for Mating Queens 743; Baby 

 Nuclei for Mating 797; Bacteriologists on Black and 

 Foul Brood IL'l; Bees as a Nuisance (?) 436; Bees 

 Dving Out during Cold Snap 70; Bees Freezing (?) 

 to' Death 1149; Bees and Fruit 328; Bee Journals 

 Absorbed 928; Bee Journals Consolidated 482; Bee 

 Journals, Money from 636; Bee Paradise in Texas 

 380; Bee Paralysis Hereditary 379; Bee Paralysis, 

 Poppleton on 482; Bee Suits, to Avoid 1149; Bees, 

 Crossest 70; Bees, Demand for 328; Bees, Great De- 

 mand for 535; Bees, Losses of in Utah 694; Bees, 

 Many or Few 381; Bees, Number to Keep, Hutchin- 

 son on 381; Bees, Young, Shaking from Combs 223; 

 Bees, To Ship 744; Bee-keeping among the Rockies, 

 by Green 798; Bee-keeping Industry, Extent of 

 1150; Bee-keeping in Schools 538, 1018; Bee-keep- 

 ing as a Specialty 1059; Bee-keeping for Women 

 1149; Bee-stings as Remedial Agent 970; Bicycles 

 for Outyards 886; Black and Foul Brood in New 

 York 121; Boardman Honey Candying at Last 120; 

 Brick and Bag Honey in Summer 591; Brick Honey, 

 see Candied Honey; Brood, Black and Foul in New 

 York 121. 



Canard in Ladies' Home Journal 536; Canard 

 Made Vv orse 589; Canard about Rockefeller 329; 

 Candied Honey 16; Candied Honey Season at Hand 

 1059; Candied Honey from Square Cans, Retailing 

 224; Candied Honey in Bricks for Summer 589; 

 Candied Honey in Brick and Bag Form 590; Candied 

 Honey in Paper Ba^s 1060; Candied Honey, Con- 

 fectionery from 328; Candied Honey, Future of 589; 

 Candied Honey, Cutting with Wire 436; Candied 

 Honey, Kink in (Zutting 276; Candied Honey, To 

 Reliquefy 1061; Candying and Glycerine, see 

 Glycerine; Candying of Boardman Honey 120; Cel- 

 lar Wintering, Lessons Learned from 432; Cellar 

 Wintering at Medina 17; Cellar, Temperature of 

 432; Cellars, Ventilation of 277; Centrifugal Wax- 

 extractor 1059, 1061 ; Chicago-Northwestern Conven- 

 tion 1149; Clover Abundant 482, 589; Colonies Not 

 Queenless 928; Comb Honey on Market Early 537; 

 Comb Honey, Manufactured (?), Expression at St. 

 Louis 1017; Comb Honey, Marketing, Unscraped and 

 Ungraded 640; Comb-honey Lie Made Worse 589; 

 Comb-honey Canard Retreated 796; Comb-honey Lie 

 Believed 694 ; Comb-honey Canard in Ladies' Home 

 Journal 840; Comb-honey Lie Corrected in Inter- 

 Ocean 278; Comb-honey Lies, Grocers Responsible 

 for 1148; Comb-honey Lies Discussed at St. Louis 

 972; Comb-honey Canard in Pittsburgh Gazette 745; 

 Constitution of National Amended 69; Convention 

 Dates, when to Arrange 1104; Covers, State v. Iron 

 174; Cuban Crop a Failure 17, 120. 



Damage, National Victorious in Suit 379; Danzen- 

 baker. Marriage of 484; De Beche, the Cuban Pa- 

 triot 841; Drone-layers Wanted 693; Dzierzon 

 Theory and Author 120. 



Entrances Snowbanked 16; Entrances Contracted 

 for Outdoor Wintering 70; Exchange, National 1017; 

 Exhibits of Bees and Beer at St. Louis 972. 



Farmer's Bees that will Not Rob 16; Feeding Out- 

 doors for Winter Stores 839: Fence System, Popu- 

 larity of 434; Fertilization, Phillips on 275; Flights, 

 Midwinter, for Bees 1104; Flying-machine that did 

 Not Fly 226; Formalin Good for Black but not Foul 

 Brood 536; Formalin Distinguished from Formalde- 

 hyde 10; Formalin Treatment in New York 121; 

 Foor Commissioners, Ignorant 1104, 1148; Foul 

 Brood in New York, Origin of 122; Foul Brood and 

 Black Brood in New York 841; Foul Brood in Illi- 

 nois 1150; Foul-brood Bill Hanging Fire 328; Foul- 

 brood Bill Held up in Senate 276; Foul-brood Bill 

 Passed in Ohio 223; Foul-brood Bill in Ohio Legis- 

 lature 122 Foul-brood Bill in Ohio 380; Foul-brood 

 Inspector Hutchinson 928; Frames, Self-spaced and 

 Unspaced 328; France, General Manager 746. 



General Manager's Recommendation 1148; Glean- 

 ings for 1904, 09; Gleanings from New Type 838; 

 Glucose, Sul. Acid in Not Eliminated 381; Glucose, 

 Sulphuric Acid in 329; Glucose-mi.xers, Getting after 

 482; Glucosed Preparations in Honey 16; Glycerine 

 to Prevent Candying 276; Glycerine Not a Preven- 

 tive of Candying 639; Glycerine in Honey Prevent- 

 ing Granulation 226; Government Aid for Apiculture 

 224; Granulation, To Prevent 1060; Green, J. A. 

 Editorial Writer 798; Grocery Trade, Working up 

 839. 



Harmony at St. Louis 971; Harris as Presiding 

 Officer 971; Heads of Grain Left out 1104; Her- 

 shiser, Mrs. O. L. 123; Hetherington, Death of OS; 

 Hive Lumber Scarcer 434; Hives, Home-made 174; 

 Hiving Apparatus, Patented 226; Hoffman Metal- 

 spaced F'rame Objected to 277; Hoffman Frames 

 Spaced Wide for Extracting 121; Hoffman and 

 Closed-end Frames for Extracting 121; Hoffman 

 Frame, Merits and Demerits 041; Home of the 

 Honey-bees 1016; Home-made Supplies v. Factory 

 174; Honey (?) from Corn 329; Honey Crop for 

 1904 639, 693; Honey Crop for 1904 Revised 745, 

 795; Honey Crop a Failure in California 328; Honey 

 Crop, California, Worst on Record 838; Honey 

 Crop, Last Report for 1904 838; Honey Yield in 

 United States 1150; Honey, Branding and Adver- 

 tising 1018; Honey, Candied, see Candied Honey; 

 Honey, Definition of 1150; Honey, to Keep it 

 Liquid a Year 1060; Honey, Marketing Early 120; 

 Honey, Selling to Grocers 839; Honey, Trainload of 

 69; Honey, Unripe, Not to be Sold 743; Honey- 

 plant, Greatest in the World 640; Honey-dew in 

 Honey, Effects of 1150; Hooper, F. B., Jamaica Bee- 

 keeper 694. 



Introducing with Old Queen in Hive 886; In- 

 ventors, Would-be, of Beedom 379. 



Karo 16; Kinetoscope Moving Pictures 1061 ; King 

 Birds Not Enemy of Bees 888; Kodakery at Home 

 of Honey-bees 1016. 



Ladies' Home Journal, Retraction from 840; 

 Ladies' Home Journal Canard 536: Law, Foul-brood, 

 in Ohio 483; Law, Pure- food, in New York 888, 

 Locality, its Bearing on Apiculture 928; Logwood 

 for Honey 641); Loss of Bees in Utah 094. 



Maine, Prohibition in 929; Marketing Early 639; 

 Marketing Honey Early Desirable 537, 742; Mar- 

 keting Earlv, Importance of 120; Marketing Early, 

 Necessity of 885; Marks, President of N. Y. S. B. 

 K. A. 120; Mason, J. B. 929; Michigan's Last Pines 

 434; Midwinter Flights for Bees 1104; Miller, C. C, 

 and Family 887; Minneapolis Convention 1147; 

 Morehouse Editor of Western Department 589; 

 Morehouse, Death of 743; Moving Pictures at Con- 

 ventions 1061; Muth and Family 591. 



National Election 69; National Association Not In- 

 corporated 1148; National Affi.xing Brand of Purity 

 536; National Brand of Purity 640; National B. K. 

 A., Report of 17; National Association Discussed by 

 France 1148; National Constitution Amended 69; 

 National Convention, see St. Louis; National Con- 

 vention, When to Hold 482; National Convention 

 Next Year 1060; National Report, Cost of 174; Na- 

 tional Victorious in Suit 379; National Honey Ex- 

 change 1017; National Legislation 1018; National, 

 Carload of Bee-keepers to Attend 839; National, 

 General Manager of 746; National, Objects of 1149; 

 New York Pure-food Law 888; No-drip Cleats too 

 Thin 742; Nominations for National 973. 



Outdoor Feeding, To Stimulate 839. 



Patents, Useless, on Hives 226; Pennick's Centrif- 

 ugal Wax-extractor 1061; Phillips on the Smell of 

 Bees 795; Photos, Prizes for 68; Prohibition in 

 Maine, Effects of 929; Propolis Removed with Wire 

 Cloth 886. 



Queens Mating in Baby Nuclei 743; Question-box 

 in A. B. T. 68; Question-box at Conventions 1149. 



Rob, Bees thai will Not 16; Rockefeller's New 

 Speculation 329; Root Company's Business 1150; 

 Root's Factory Photographed 1016; Russian Bee- 

 keeping 1105; Russian Representative at St. Louis 

 1105. 



St. Louis Convention 1017, 1059; St. Louis, Can- 

 ards Discussed at 973; St. Louis Convention 1105, 



