HONfY DEALERS' DIRECTORY 



t^~Dnder 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 

 A\es., Cincinnati, Ohio. If for sale, mail 

 sample, and state price expected, delivered 

 in Cincinnati. If in want, write for prices, 

 and state quality and quantity desired. 



5-5 



E are always in the market for extracted 

 honey, as we sell unlimited quantities. Send 

 us a sample and vour best price delivered 

 here The Fred W. Muth Co., 51 Walnut 

 St., Cineinnti, O. 5-5 



COLORADO. 



THE COI.ORADO HOXEY PRODUCERS' 

 ASSOCIATIOX, 1440 Market St., Denver, 

 Colo. 5 



ILLINOIS. 



R. A. BURNETT & CO., 



Street, Chicago. 



South Water 

 5-5 



^ent-a=Word Column. 



'ANTED. — To exchange Barnes Combined 

 Saw. almost as good as new, for best al- 

 falfa honey, comb or extracted. W. W. 

 McNeal, Wheelersburg. Ohio. 



AGENTS WANTED. — To sell advertising 

 novelties, good commission allowed. Send 

 for catalogue and terms. American Manu- 

 facturing Concern, Falcoiier, N. Y. 



OR SALE. — ^Bees for Cuba. 75 good colonies 

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

 section supers. 100 supers (in flat) and 

 25 hives made up, extra. Shipping to Cuba 

 about $25. A rare bargain for $400. Ad- 

 dress 215 DUVAL ST., Key West, Fla. 



Sept5 



HE BUSY MAN'S METHOD OF REARING 

 GOOD QUEENS. — This leaflet describes 

 the method used in rearing the Hardy 

 Honey Gatherers (read elsewhere), and if 

 carefully followed will produce queens of 

 great merit. No loss of brood, no cell-cups. 

 anil but litttle time required. Large queens 

 under swarming impulse. Nothing artiflcial 

 about it. Every queen-breeder needs It. 

 Price 25 cents. E. H. DEWEY, Gt. Barring- 

 ton, 3Ia8B. 



FALIAN and CARNIOLAN QUEENS.— 



The Bankston Baby Nucleus and the 

 Bankston nursery cage. Untested queens 

 50 cents each; tested. 75c. Baby nucleus, 

 nailed ready for use. 35 cents. Nursery 

 cage. 35 cents by mail with printed in- 

 structions. C. B. BANKSTON, Milano, Mi- 

 lam County, Texas. Sep5 



NCREASE is a handsome little book telling 

 how to form new colonies without break- 

 ing working stocks. A simple, sure satis- 

 factory plan. 25c. Baby Nuclei tells how 

 to mate many queens from sections with a 

 mere handful of bees. 42 pages, 20 pic- 

 tures; plain and simple plan. 50c. Queens 

 and queen rearing outfits for sale. Golden 

 all-over and Caucasian Queens. Circulars 

 free. E. L. PRATT, Swartlimore, Pa. 



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WATCRTOWN. 



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MAKES THE FINEST 



G. B. LEWIS COMPANY, 

 BEE-KEEPERS^ SUPPLIES 



Watertown, Wis. 



Eastern Agents: Fred W. Muth Co., Cin- 

 cinnati, Ohio, 51 Walnut Street; C. M. Scott 

 & Co., Indianapolis, Ind., 10(T4 E. Washing- 

 ton St., Norris & Anspach, Kenton, Ohio, 

 Cleaver & Greene. Troy, Penn. 



Learn Telegraphy and R. R. Accounting 



$50 to $100 per month salary assured our 

 graduates under bond. You don't pay 

 us until you have a position. Largest 

 system of telegraph schools in America. 

 Endorsed by all railway officials. Ope- 

 rators always in demand. Ladies also 

 admitted. Write for Catalogue. 



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Cincinnati. O., Buffalo. N. Y., Atlanta, Ga. 



Texarkana. Tex.. San Francisco, Cal. 

 Nov. 5. LaCrosse, Wis. 



