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HONFY DEALERS' DIRECTORY 



j^~Under this heading will be inserted, for reliable dealers, two lines one 

 year for $1.25. Additional words, 12c a word. No announcement can 

 be accepted for less than one year at these rates._^ 



OHIO. 



H. W. WEBER, Freeman and Central 

 Aves., Cincinnati, Ohio. If for sale, mail 

 sample, and state price, expected delivered 

 in Cinicinnati. If in want, write for prices, 

 and state quality and quantity desired. 

 T (5-5) 



^ are always in the market for extracted 

 honey, as we sell unlimited quantities. Send 

 us a sample and your best price delivered 

 here. THE FRED W. MUTH CO., 51 Wal- 

 nut St., Cincinnati, Ohio. (5-5) 



COLORADO. 



THE COLORADO HONEY PRODLCRK.S 

 ASS'N, 1449 Market St, Denver, Colo. 5 



ILLINOIS. 



R. A BURNETT & CO., 199 South Water 

 Street, Chicago. (5-5) 



;ent=a=Word Column. 



jENTS WANTED to sell advertising nov- 

 ies, good commission allowed. Send for 

 catalogue and terms. American Manufac- 

 ing Concern, Falconer, N. V. 



1)R SALE— Bees for Cuba. 7.5 good colonies 

 n 10-frame Danz. hive (painted) with 4x5 sec- 

 ion supers. 100 supers (in flat) and 2."i hives 



made up, extra. Shipping to Cuba about $-5. 



A rare bargain for $400. Address 21.5 DUVAL 



ST., Key West, Fla. Sept. 5 



WANTED— The name and address of those any- 

 where in the United States who expect to buy 

 honey in car lots, or less, during 1905. The 

 St. Croix Valley Honey Producers' Associa- 

 tion, Glenwood, Wis. Aug. 5. 



HE BU.-^Y MAN'S METHOD OF REARING 



GOOD QUERNS— This leaflet describes tlie 

 method used in rearing the Hardy Honey 

 Gatherers (re d elsewhere 1, aud if carefully 

 followed will pr:ducequeensof great merit. 

 No loss of brood, no cell-cups, and but 

 little time required. Large queens under 

 warming impulse. N thing artificial about 

 it. Eveiy (jueen-breeder needs it. Price 3 

 :eDts. E. H.DEVVKY, Gt Barrington. Mass. 



["ALIAN AND Carniolian Queens. The 

 Bankston Baby Nucleus and the Bankston 

 ursery cage. Untested queens 50 cents 

 each ; tested 75 cents. Baby nucleus, nailed 

 ready for use, 35 cents. Nursery cage, 35 

 'cents by mail with printed instructions. 

 Milam County, 

 Aug. 5. 



C. B. Bankston, Milano, 

 Texas. 



JCREASE is a handsome little book tell- 

 ng how to form new colonies without 

 ireaking working stocks. A simple, sarc 

 atisfactory plan. 25c. Baby Nuclei tells 

 low to mate many queens from sections 

 with a mere handful of bees. 42 pages, 20 

 pictures; plain and simple plan. 50c. Queens 

 md queen rearing outfits for sale. Golden 

 ill-over and Caucasian Queenb. Circulars 

 ;ree. E. L. Pratt, Swarthmore, Pa. 



BEWARE 



WHERE YOU BUY YOUR 



BEEWARE 



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WIS! 



MAKES THE FINEST 



G. B. LEWIS COMPANY, 

 BEE-KEEPERS^ SUPPLIES 



Watertown, Wis. 



Eastern Agents: Fred W. MuthCc, Cincinnati, 

 Ohio, 51 Walnut Street: C M. Scott & Co., ludian- 

 apolis, Ind , 1004 E Washington St., Norris & 

 Anspach, K nton, Ohio, Cleaver & Greene, Troy, 

 Penn. 



Learn Telegraphy and R. R. Accounting 



$-')0 to $100 per month salary assured our 

 graduates under bond. Vou don't pay us 

 until you have a position. Largest system 

 of telegraph schools in America. En- 

 dorsed by all railway officials. Operators 

 always in demand. Ladies also admitted. 

 Write for Catalogue. 



MORSE SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY 



Cincinnati, ( )., liuft'alo, X. V., Atlanta, Cia., 



Texarkana. Tex., San Francisco, Cal. 

 Nov. •"> LaCrosse. Wis., 



