1904 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



371 



Southern Lands 



FOR 



Bee Culture, General Farming, 



Live-stock Raising, Fruit, 



Truck and Poultry Raising, 



in sections traversed by 



Southern Railway, 

 Mobile & Ohio Railroad. 



fR Good markets, productive soil, valuable Jl 



jj timber, ht-alth region. Fine old time y. 



'<i plantations, farm lands, wild lands, j^ 



■S $3 TO $ I 5 PER ACRE. '^^ 



1^ Interesting: 1 terature sent free on ap- ^ 



J5 plication to M V. Richards, Land and J^ 



* Industrial Agent, Washington, D. C. ^ 



A CHAS. S. CHASE, T. B. THACKSTON, Si 



AGENT 



Chemiciil Bldg., 



St. Louis, Mo. 



TRAVELING AGENT 

 225 Uearborii St., 

 Chicago, 111. 



one season, planting" in ro- 

 tation cauliflower, cucum- 

 bers, eg^g-plants, in beauti- 

 ful, health-giving Manatee 

 County. The most fertile 

 section of the United States, 

 where marvelous profits are 

 being realized by farmers, 

 truckers, and fruit-growers. 

 Thousands of acres open to 

 free homestead entry. 



Handsomely illustrated de- 

 scriptive booklets, with list 

 of properties for sale or exchange in Vir- 

 ginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida, and 

 Alabama, sent free. John W. White, 

 Seaboard Air Line Railway, 

 Portsmouth, Va. 

 Splendid Location for Bee-keepers 



Mr.A. I. Root's Writings 



of Grand Traverse territory and Leelanau Co. 

 are descriptive of Michigan's most beautiful 

 section reached most conveniently via the 



Pere Marquette R. R. 



For pamphlets of Uictiigan farm lands and the fruit 



belt, address J. E. Merritt, Manistee, Michigan. 



PPAPU TRPPQ One year from bud, 2 to 4 cents each. 

 rC.HL,n I nCQO ANo plum, apple, pear, etc. 

 Circular free. R. S. JOHNSTON, Box 43, Stockle.v, Del. 



BEE- 

 SUGAR 

 CHEAP. 



We have a quantity of lumpy granulated 

 sugar, which it was our intention to melt 

 over next st-a.son If dry weather continues, 

 and bee feeding becomes nectssary, we be- 

 lieve it will pay vou to use some of this to 

 save your colonies. Price (subject to mar- 

 ket change) $5 OJ per hundred in 100-lb. 

 bags, cash accompanying older. 



Having seen a sam- 

 ' pie of this sugar. I 

 recommend it as be- 

 ing ht-althier as well 

 as cheaiier to feed 

 than honey, with no 

 danger of foul brood 

 from its u-e. 



H. J. Mercer, 

 Sec'yCal. Nat Hon- 

 ey-Producers' Ass'n. 



Los Htos 



LOS ALAMITOS, CALIF. 



eratioD I 



sIlK^^r 



ihing 



Money refunded if goods are not 

 fectly satisfactory. V\ Kl IE TODAY 



Cash Buyers Union 



First National Go-Operative Society 



354E Cash Buyers Bldg. CHICAGO 



$1 



13.11 



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 «&& •OU Sleepiiis Coach, equipped 

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