1898. 



fHE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



825 



INDEX TO 



Volume XXXVIII. 



Abbreviating the names of journals 472, 



A B C of Marketing honey 482. 500, 515, 531. 



548.561 



Absconding swarms 54, 



Acucia and acanthaas honey-treea 



Accuracv 



Ad el bee's lo. 



Adopting new inventions 675, 



Adulteration 6,8, 18,85,93,196,213,341,612. 



660 



Adulteration of beeswax 



Advice to bee-keepers 



A f ter-swarms 



Age ot hives 



Age of queens 



Albino bees 



Al talfa 54, 173, 197, 2U, 284, 327, 388, 



Alfalfa for honey 185, 



Alighting-room 



Alsike clover ...141, 197, 



Amalgamation 35. 56,85, lor>, 125, 152, 



Andrena 



.343, 



579 

 436 

 214 

 714 

 358 

 680 



809 

 3.23 

 80! 

 423 



346 



29,1 

 437 



Anti-bee-space 97, 



Ants in hives 13. 53, 297, .')n.">. 51 H, 6IH, 750, 77H. 



Apiarian building and display at Omaha 313. 



Apiarian exhibits at State Fairs 484. 



Apiarian fixtures 



Apiarian improvements 



Apiary apron 



Apiculture at Omaha 



Apis dorsata 82, 359, 435, 438, 522, 677, 6S0. 



702. 744.765 



Apple-bloom 



Asphyxiation of bees 



Average annual yield of honey— Italian colony . 



Average crop of bi:>ney 



Average yield per nolony 7o, 234, 



Avoiding pollen or bee-bread in the sections 



282 

 287 

 196 

 819 



702 

 779 

 392 

 649 

 790 

 280 

 209 

 472 



809 



330 



87 



522 



353 



Bachelor information-seeker 155 



Bait sections 118 



Bare and the bees 648 



Bare-headed bees 550 



Basswood bloom 456 



Basswood boney 3:iip 



Bean honey 104 



Beard tongue or foxglove ^445 



Bearing the market 39.* 



Bee-bed of flowers 37fi 



Bee-ca ve 1 54 



Bee-con ventinns and fairs 93 



Bee-culture— depending upon 643 



Bee-diarrdea 42, 170 



Bee-d iseases 7mh 



Bee-eating insects 593 



Bee-escapes 534 



Bee-hives ^ 777 



Bee-house 170 



Bee-keeper in bad luck 404 



Bee-keepers and supply raanufactureis 722 



Bee-Keepers' Exchange 7t4 



Bee-Keepers' Exchange for Vermont 229 



Bee-Keepers' interests 388 



Bee-Keepers in the United States 184 



Bee-Keepers' Union and sweet clover I5(i 



Bee-Keepers' Unions 180 



Bee-Keeping in— 

 Ancient Egypt 



Arizona 



Austria 



California 257, 314, 



Chicago 



Colorado 



Connecticut 



Cuba 611, 



Dixie 



England 



Florida 268, 



Germany 



Idaho 



low a 



Mexico 



Mississippi 



New York 



Oregon 



Puerto Rico 



Santiago de Cuba 



Houth America 



Southern California 226, 



Southwest Georgia 



The "Old Dominion" 



Virginia 29, 253, 



Western Iowa 



West North Carolma 



West Virginia 



44 



291 

 42 



402 

 98 



310 



820 

 156 

 85 

 2ft5 

 136 

 716 



551 

 809 

 172 

 424 

 237 

 254 

 2K5 

 147 

 156 

 60 



Bee-keeping not a nuisance 



Bee-keeping on shares U, 26, r22, 598, > 



Bee-keeping on the Mississippi 



Bee-keeping, publishing, or manufacturing.. 



Bee-literature .■ 



Bee-lore 



"Bee-master "roof 



Bee-moth 3, 



Bee-organizations ' 



Bee-paralyais 125.298,376, 398,466,467. 



663.678 



Bee-pasturage 



Bee-poison 



Bee-qu i 1 ts 



Bee-range 



Bee-repository 



Bees adapted to the climate 



Bees and fruit 152, 183, i 



Bees and grapes , 



Bees a nd li orses 



Bees and horticulture 29, 361, 



Bees and X-rays 



Bees as weather prophets 



Bees at the North Pule 



Bees carrying a queen. .^ 



Bees destroy 3(i0 cattle 



Bees don't like black 



Bees drawing out comb 



, 743 



643 



, 776 

 , 487 

 , 393 

 , H.50 

 , 301 



\ 807 

 , ir>."i 



, 356 

 , 45.", 

 . 486 

 . HO 

 , 167 

 , 81H 

 . 77 



. H7 

 . 425 

 . .'>38 



Bees dying 278 



Bees "eating'" fnilt 323 



Bees for cheaper work 26 



Bees for winter 282 



Bees freezing 162 



Bee-shed 743 



Bees hived on all drone-combs 4mii 



Bees in America 772 



Bees ill a new bee-cellar 1"2 



Bees in a room 183 



Bees in rebiiiDn to flowers and fruits ...340,356, 873 



Bee^ killing each other 29 



Bee's lengih uf vision 781 



Bees moving eggs 131 



Bees near crops 644 



Bees necessary for growing crops 203 



Bee-space 71, 195,234,275,314,423, 538 



Bees playing 534 



B -es renewing the comb 292 



Bees stinging each other 123 



Bee sting remedy 266, 359,318,649. 714, 737 



Bee-stings 53, 67, 78, 1 96 



Bee-stings tor rheumatism 5, 802 



Bees s Warming-out 692 



Bees swelling 375 



Bees taxable in Iowa 136 



Bees under snow 19.69, 103 



Bees np Hgainst the cushions 39 



Ree- VII ry in working 279 



Bees V-. pigeuns as message-carriers 8 



Keeswax 55 



Bees wurking near home 210 



Beet vs. cane sugar 569 



Beginners in bi^e-keeping 10, 19, 27,90, 215. 



23l.29'< 46!). 635 .V.-rr.-rr-.r^'" :... . 680 



Best bee-hive 86,438. 787 



Ke>t bees for honey and premiums 133 



Best hive lor farmers 645 



Best section and separator 250 



Big pay for be-- work 282 



Big prices for honey 346 



Big Texas yield 359 



Biographical— 



Besse. Dr. H 519 



Blaik S. N 132 



('ow:iij. Mr and Mrs. T. W 4^7 



(iilliiirin, W.J 1.53 



DaiiziMiljaker. Francis 27(> 



I)aven]>ort. F. J. R 202 



Morion. Miles 679 



Teniplin. Rev. L. .T 169 



Terr< , .Int*hua— aUtah pioneer 6h 



Tlieilmann. C... 100 



wiiecler. Geo. S 17 



White. C. N 646 



WuogLung 821 



Bisulphide of carbon 398 



Black Dees , 229, 3"9 



Blood root ]HH 



Boring a wpII near a bee-cellar iio 



Boston yarn 234 



Boitoni-bars 42 



Bcttoni-boards 645.689. 7.58 



Uox vs. frame hives 375 



HrMce-ccnibs 234 



Breeding for improvement 61K 



Breeding from good stock 217 



Brood -cLiamber 55, 215 



Brood-enmbs 679 



Brood atlefted by the cold 202 



Brood-frames 138,343. .566 



Brouri-nest for winter 42, .554 



Brood rearing 70, 167,210, 2fi6 



Bucket honey 167 



Buckwheat 210,298. 794 



Bui liling combs 122.327.437, 815 



Bulging of honey in sections.. 631 



Mumtilebees 819 



Buying queens 130 



Cabbage Palmetto boney 210 



Cage lor mating queen an 



California Bee-Keepers' Exchange. ..73, 120, 152, 2nn 



California laws on bees 744 



'Calilorniasqualls" 404 



Candied boney .": 170, \hz 



Candied untlnisht sections 214 



Candy for queen-cages .S03 



Cane vs. beet sugar 33tt 



rarbonvle 119 



Care of bees for wintering 709,725, 737, 758, 804 



Carniolan bees 123,230,266.397 



Ciiriii'daiis vs. blacks 343 



Carrying out l)its of comb 170 



Carrviiw out larva; 263 



Casing comb boney for market 667 



Catni|t honev 69. 212 



Cellar-wintering 615,711,695, 806 



( 'el l-iu'o t ectors 405 



Cells ot old combs 327 



(^uall-bivos J 39 



Ciiaractori-'tirs of a bee-keeper's wife ifiS 



Clu<;Hgo Bee-Keepers' Association 744, 776 



cbiLiigo lood and health exposition >8 



Chi< ago boney 4&s 



Ctiickens in the apiary 519 



(niilled bees U9 



City bee-keeping 610. 616 



Cleaning hives 154, 3J 1 



Cleaning sections 2, 42. 26 1 



Cleaning T tins 311 



Cleats vs. hand-holes for hives 218, I'jis 



Cleouu; pungeas or great spider-plant 2I8 



Clipping i)ueens 182,538, 602 



C^o^e.i■end Irames 5.5n 



Ch'ver housewives (poem) 589 



('idleegti Minds for smoke , 26 



Cogitations ot a " bee-crank" wm 



Cold and the .secretion of nectar 43 



Colony deserting 759 



Colo[iy hanging out 3.'i!t 



Colon V on crost combs ."^51 



Color irritating bees 778 



• olorafto nee-keepers 3"7 



Comb cutter— " Laiuijman's" 146 



Com b foundation 148, 217, 244, 45 1 , 544. 743 



Comb foundation business :i75 



Comb boney 306, 739, 823 



I'oniti honev in tumbl rs "Hn 



Couiii-lion.-v lies 728, 760 



Comi) til h lick A lieai hcvier than clover m:io 



Comi"* breaking when extracting 229 



Combs from a worm -killed colony 2ho 



Combs in wired frames 823 



Combs of honpy for new swarms 



Combs of h«mey— what to do with 



Comb vs extracted honey 199,4.5.5,5.34, 



Com miss on men 119, 26ti, 



Comparative value of races of bees 



Composition of hon*'y 



Consumption of honey 



Contracting and reversing 



t'ontrnction of the brood-nest. .214, 394, 4U3, 455, 



Com rolling swarms at out-yards 



Controlling the sex 356, 



Conundrum 



Convention reports— 



California State Bee-Keepers' Association. .72. 



Chicago Bee-Keepers' Association 



Colorado st;ite Bee-Keepers' Association.. 245, 



260. -^'76. ■_'P2 



Illinois Stiiie Bee- Keepers' Association 118, 



Mary In no Association 



Mir higan Stale Bee-Keepers' Association 



New ^'o^k State 



Northeastern Ohio. Western New York, and 



North we tern Pennsylvania 



Nortliern Illinois B^e-Keepers' Association... 

 Northwestern Bee-Keepers" Association. 6, 21, 



36,58. 74. H4. lOj. ] 1 7, 133. 165, l.sn, VM 



Ontario Bee-Keepers' Association 132, 



Southwestern Wisconsin 



United S'ates Bee-Keepers' Union 625. 641, 



659,673,690.706.721, 73H: 7.53. 771,785. 8111... 



Utah Bee-Keepers' Association .502. 



Vermont Bee-Keepers' Association 



Wisconsin State Bee-Keepers' Association.... 



Cooling well-sp ing (poem) 



Co-operation for bee-heepers 129, 157. 



Corn-syrup for stimulative feeding 



Coat of honey -. 



Cotton as a honey-plant ' 



Course in bee-keeping 



Covering knots 



Cownn'«, T. W.. visit to Chicago 



Cow-killer 



Crane fence 



Creolin for foul brood 



Crimson clover 212, 



(Crimson clover honey 



Cr iticisi ng bee-papers 



Cropkleton escape and press 



Cross bees 582, 



Cross breedingot bees : 



Crost and crooked combs 



(^rushing .0111 b noney 



Curing lion so I or comb honey 



Cutting liiiHuhuion f'lr sections 



Cutfnk out drone-comb 



Cutting queen-cells to prevent swarming.... 



Cypress wood for hives 13, 



Cyprian bees 123. 17!, 



762 

 324 

 228 

 2(r2 

 18 

 454 

 50.=> 

 203 

 3H4 

 505 



85 

 568 



325 

 765 

 134 

 148 



205 



164 

 565 



212 

 341 



735 



817 

 708 

 228 

 228 



574 

 180 

 2.50 

 643 

 777 

 281 

 790 

 360 

 593 

 186 

 119 

 249 

 36- 1 

 136 

 300 

 822 



87 

 470 

 1.54 

 179 

 244 



30 

 586 

 210 

 229 



Dadanthive 1.55 



Da nzen b t ker hive 62 



Daik combs 182 



Death notices— 



Cullinan.W. J 153 



MtMton, Miles 617 



Muth.Cbas.F 328 



neep-ceil foundation 83, 408,631, 



Delayed laving 



Deiuenied with bee-fever 



Density of boney 



Depa tment of criticism. ." 



Detecting iiriulteration 22.644,674, 



Development of bees 



Diarrhea or dysentery 391. 



Difference In queen-proseny 



Digestive machinery of honey-bees 



Discour-iged 



"Discussion" 



Diseased bees 



D'sk se'tion-cleaner 



Distance bees keiit from a street 



Disturbing the bees 102, 151, 



■■ Diviiler" and wedges in producing comb 



honey 252, 



Divider vs. fence 



Dividing colonies 69, 171. 



Dividing for increase 



Division-boards 437, 



Division ot labor in the hive 



]>o bees empty brood-comb into super? 



Do bees freeze? 



Do bees hPar? 197, 



Do bees injure grapes ? 



Do bees move eggs V 274, 316, 505. 



Does bee-keeping pay ? 33, 



Do Italian bees produce better honey ?..322, 331, 



451.518. r>!l4, 646 7lo 



Double brood-chamber hives 38, 



Double-walled hives 



Doubiingup colonies 



D awn-comb 330.354. 



Drone-brood 



Drone-comb and foundation 37, 182,602,726, 



Drone-rearing 



Drones 30. 3''. 3n. 54, 70. 7.>, 168, 170,203. 



Diones and egg- fertilization 438, 



Drones from laying workers 



Drones in fruit bloom 



Dummies 



Early reports— their influence.. 



Eating bonev 



EfftHMs of different honey-Hows. 



Ellects of stln.'S 



Eggs thai wouldn't hatch 



Eigot or ten Irame hives -which?. .426. 566,789, 



Elevation for an apiary ...54, 172, 291, 



Empty comb 42, 282. 



Enameled cloth 



End-bars 



End-spacer 



Englisli sparrow 



Engli-h Views of American appliances 



Enlarging vs. contracting 234, 



Equalizing colonies 



Eui-alyptns 514, 



Eup)i tori urn aromaticum 



Evening ill Cu I 'U 



Evervbodv keeping bees 3J5, 



Kvolution'oi the bee-keeping autlior 



Evoliitutii of ths honey -i>«»e 



692 

 247 

 550 

 87 

 505 

 735 

 618 

 530 

 422 



823 

 217 



483 

 3 .1 

 214 

 742 

 627 



6 

 314 



.5 

 339 

 87 

 762 

 340 



718 

 366 

 598 

 222 

 595 

 91 

 762 

 554 

 433 

 615 

 119 

 343 

 199 



232, 298, 676, 



34 

 790 

 217 

 745 

 135 



806 

 602 

 390 

 550 

 202 

 330 

 212 

 552 

 554 

 394 

 521 

 333 

 554 

 458 

 629 

 179 



