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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Nov. 15 



PEACH 



Grand lot of trees, grown on the bank of Lake Erie, more stocky 

 and hardy than trees grown in the interior. Are two miles from 

 any peach orchards, so free from borers and oil other diseases 

 Large stock of Frnit Trees und Snuill Fruim, Grape Vines, iCtc. Headquarters for 



Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Bulbs, Seeds, 



Forty Acres Ilnrdy Rose*, NONE BETTER fJROWN. 44 Rreonhoiises of Pnlms 

 Ferns, Fieus, Rones, Ete., Etc. 52 years. 1200 acres. Correspondence solicited. 

 Valuable Catalogue f KEE. THE ST0RR3 & HARRISON CO., Box 36, Painesville, 0. 



850,000 



GRAPE VINES 



Iv OTarietles. AlsoHmoll Fruits, Trees, Ac Best root- 

 ed stock. Genuine, cheap. 2 sample vines mailed for ICo. 

 DeacrtptiTe price-list free. LEWIS ROESCH, FREOOHIA.H.l 



OUR SPECIALTIES 



Gary Simplicity Hives and Supers; 



R«ot and Danzenbaker Hives and Supers; 



Root's Sections, Weed Process Foundatioo, 



Bingham Smokers; 



Bees and Queens in their Season} 



Thirty-two-page Catalog Free. 



W. W. Gary & Son, Lyonsville, Mass. 



Same Old Place 



is where you get the best of queens; untested, 

 $1.00; $4.25 per 6; $8.00 per dozen. Tested, $1.50; best 

 breeders, $5.00. Absolute satisfaction and saf*? arrival 

 guaranteed. Carniolans, Cyprians, Holy Lands, Italians. 



The JENNIE ATCHLEY CO., 

 Box 18, Beeville, Bee Co., Tex. 



HONEY QUEENS 



Another car of bees offered for next season. Plenty 

 of fine queens on hand at all times. Laws' Italian and 

 Holy Land queens— the best bees on earth for business. 

 Single queen, $1.00; six for $5.00. I can mail queens any 

 month in the year. Eight-frame hive complete in the 

 flat, 60c; lV2-story, 80c; full-depth supers, 26c: Hoffman 

 rames, $15.00 per 1000. Hives made this winter only; 

 but few orders will be accepted after March 1st. 



W. H. LAWS, - - Beeville, Texas- 

 Virginia Queens -^ -^ 



Italian queens secured by a cross, and years of care- 

 ful selection from red-clover queens and superior stock 

 obtained from W. Z. Hutchinson. Untested queens, 75c 

 —after June 15th, 60c; tested queens, $1.00— after June 

 15th, 75c; selected tested queens, $1.25— after June 15th, 

 $1.00. Write postal card for circular. 



CHAS. KOEPPEN. Fredericksburg Va. 



CARTONS 



Folding style for 4 J sections, IJ, 

 1|, 1|, If inch wide, so long as 

 they last, at $4.00 per 1000. . . 

 Three-inch glass for shipping- 

 cases at $10.00 to $15.00 per 1000 

 sheets. No more queens for this 

 season, but instead we can sell 

 you comb and extracted honey. 



QUIRIN = THE = QUEEN = BREEDER 



BELLEVUE, OHIO. 



GET WINTER EGGS 



without artificial heat, ega-foods, stimulants— an easy, 

 inexpensive po.sitive way. Our FREE booklet tells how 

 to prevent fowls suffering from roup, cold>, cholera, 

 loose bowels, etc., and how to get eggs in coldest wea- 

 ther. Send a postal to-day to 

 CHARLES SCHILD CO., 1 Frankfort St., Cleveland. O, 



pURE ITALIAN QUEENS.-From red-clover and 



five-banded breeders. Untested, 75c; select untest- 

 ed, $1.00; tested queens, $1.50; select tested, $2.50. Safe 

 arrival guaranteed. 



H. M. Parker, Jr., James Island, S. C. 



Agents, Ag'ents! 



ArkyliodLy Caxx Do It. 



We want good live representatives to take orders for 

 " Peuro or Pearl" medallions: entirely new; sell at 

 sight; big money; exclusive territory given; agents' 

 supplies; novelties up to date. Write at once. 

 Universal Manufacturing^ Comp'ny 

 Pittsburg, Pa. 



Now's the Time to Order 



Your bee-hives, sections, shipping-cases, 

 berry-?, oxes, and crates for the coming 

 season. By sending us a list of goods 

 wanted we can save you money. :: :: 



Sheboygan : Fruit=box : Company 



Sheboygan, Wisconsin 



ROOFINQ-PAPER, two-ply, 75 cents per 100 square 

 feet. G. RouTZAHN, Biglerville, Penn. 



'The Best Farm Paper on Earth" 



BARNUM'S 



MIDLAND : FARMER 



Semi-monthly— St. Louhs— 60o a Year 



A large 16-page, carefully edited farm, fruit, stock, 

 and home paper; departments devoted to every rural 

 industry; everything "plain, practical— seasonable and 

 sensible." It tells how just when you want to know. 

 Its subscribers say they "would not be without it for 

 ten times the subscription price." The recognized 

 agricultural authority of the Mississippi Valley. We 

 want to introduce it into thousands of new homes this 

 year, and— figuring on a basis of actual cost— offer it at 

 just one cent per copy. Thus, being a semi-monthly, 

 24 cts. will pay for one year; or send 10 one-cent stamps, 

 and you will get the next 10 numbers. Can you afford 

 to let this grand offer go by ? 



Send in your name at once, and— if you will, kindly— 

 add a few names of your farmer neighbors, for free 

 sample copies, and you will greatly oblige 



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w. M. barnum, editor 

 Allen Building, St. Louis, Mo. 



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