1898. 



THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



827 



.613. 



Qualitesot honey 



Queen-breetlers 



Queen-breederb' union 



Queen-candy 



Queen- eel Is 



Queen— dulling ot 



Vueen-ciijjpinK device 



Queen-excluder 



Queen experience 



Queen i ailed or lust in mating 



Queenless colonies 09. lyy, 210,391,614,759, 



Queen in nmkinj; increase 



Queen in ouservatury hive 



Queen introducinti cage 



Queen-reuring 5, r)5, lfi7. 183, 199, 'iSo, 532.535, 



seri. ri67. hih, bai. 692,774 



Queens... 6M, 09, 430, 732. 742, 7y3, 806 



Queens and premiums. 



Queen's laying 



Queens laying in December 



Queens laying in queen-cells 



Queens piping 



Queen-tiap 214. 



Queen stopt laying in August 



Quilt tir board covers 



Quinby Iranie 



Questions from "Washington 



Kaces of bees— improving 



Raising hives from the bottom-board 250, 



Reading tlie bee-pupers 



Rearing bees 



Rearing drones 503, 



Rearing early queens .. 



Rearing queen-eel is a la Doolittle 



Receptacle for wax 



Kecoilecuon-. of an old bee-keeper...4, 20, 35, 50, 



Red clover honey and bees 595,647, 



Red clover with short corollas 124, 



Re-hiving swarms 



Re-liqueiying granulated honey 



Removing surplus honey 454, 



Rendering beeswax 23, 194,258,338,450,487, 



565, 725 



Rendering combs in iron kettles 



Requeeniiig 



Reversing sections in the super 



Rlieuiuatics and formic acid 



Rich bee-beepers 



Ripening honey 66, 179,282,293,322, 



Roaring colony 



Robber-atopper , ... 



Robbing 234. 253, 282. 582, 598, 618, 662, 



Rules lor awarding apiarian premiums 



2y4 



345 

 231 

 276 

 748 

 507 

 628 

 791 

 599 

 823 

 567 

 230 

 71 



Salt on cellar tioor 



band around liivea 



Save the fragments 



Scale colonies 



Scien title side of apiculture 



Sealed empty cells 



Sealing brood 



Sectional supers 



Section-cleaners 33,42, lOJ, 152, 186,227,234, 



254, 2.jS, ;^■J2. 3311, 332, 371,445, 455, 595 



Sections fllled^ut to the wood 



Section-holders vs. T supers 234, 



Sections 42, 55. 103, 



Sections fall in price 



Selection for breeding 



SeU-hiver. queen and drone-trap 



Self -spacing frames 



Self-uniting 



Selling granulated extracted honey ..453, 



Selling honey I3i', 



Selling honey to grocers 439, 501, 



Selling jelly-glaasea 



Separators 103, 155, 236, 354, 393, 778, 793, 



Sermonette 



Shading hives 



Shallow brood-chambers 198, 262. 



Shallow scallopt sections 



Shallow vs. deep extracting-frames 743, 



Shamrock 



Shelter tor bees 



Shiny bees 470, 



Shipping bees 167, 312, 



Shipping honey 42, 195,202,226.328,346, 



Ship surrendered to bees 



Side or top stnring 



Size of bees 



Size of brood-chamber 



Size of hives 195, 



Size of worker-cells 



Skunk-cabbage 



Skylarks big yield 



Slant of cells 



Sloppy apicultural literature 



Small hives 



Small vs. large hives 



Smartweeil honey 



Smelter smoke and bees 



Smoker fuel 135,311.700,725.742, 



Smothered colony 



Snow at hive-entrauces 83, 



Snow-white or cream- colored sections 



Solar extractor-glass— cleaning of ^ 



Solar wax-e-xtractor 53, 



Solder on tin packiiges 



Soldier bee-keepers story — 



Sore eyes 



Sorghum for bees in winter 



Sound and bees 



Sound of bees in the cellar 



Sour honey 



Southern honey 757, 760 



Southern honey-plants 



Sowing buckwheat 



Sowing lor bees 



Space between snper and frames 



Space between two combs 487, 



Space umder hives 



Spacing frames 



Spacing-nails in broOd-framcs 



Spacing-staples 



Specihc gravity ot honey — 393, 



Spelling reform 106, 217, 228. 232, 237, 547j 



Split sections 



Spoiling the market 



Spraying cross bees 



Spraying Iruit-treea 212, 245, 298, 



Spreading brood 



Spring management of bees 228, 273, 



Standard goods 



Standard of comb honey 



Starters in the sections 



Starters ot full cell-depth 



806 

 602 

 450 

 774 

 4 7 



770 

 430 

 778 

 135 

 437 

 211 

 598 

 148 

 218 

 743 

 536 



G94 

 815 

 26 

 186 

 774 

 583 

 375 

 482 



4-22 

 163 

 234 



82 

 131 

 138 

 602 

 455 

 217 

 516 

 697 

 807 

 603 

 486 

 371 

 468 

 763 



25 

 774 

 727 

 328 

 631 

 425 

 523 



82 



49 

 250 

 586 

 1H3 

 470 

 217 

 697 

 794 

 374 



276 

 701 

 486 

 59(J 

 554 

 679 

 171 

 438 

 251 

 152 



294 



778 

 39y 



438 

 742 

 358 

 663 

 203 

 250 

 314 



19 

 487 



77 



Starters vs. full depth 602 



Starving ....413. 727 



Stimulative feeding 69,247, 292,596,743,775, 822 



Storing honey 226,234, 346 



*• Strained " honey 234 



Stray straws from Gleanings 394 



Strengthening colonies by exchanging hives — 306 



Strength of ctihuiios in spring 19 



Strong vs. weak colonies for honey 714 



Sugar hciney in Germany 4^7 



Sugar syrup for feeding bees ....682. 694 



Slimmer Imney-d rinks 585 



Sun and shade 423 



Sunburn 392 



Sunflowers for shading hives , ... 245 



Super cover 293 



Super holder .- 80 



Supering 513 



Superseded queens 28 



Super for extracting 631 



Supers in winter 566, 695 



'Superstition 202 



Suspected iioney 214 



Swarm-catcher .... "27 



Swarm-hiver 564 



Swarming.... 2, 13. 119. 138.147, 154, 163,266,293, 



327. 331 ', 343, 397. 422. 423, 438, 463. 509 599 



Swarm in shade-tree 358 



Swarms 164, 186. 199, 250,357, 358 



Swarms clustering together 122 



Swarms deserting 586. 777 



Swarms losing weight in transit 586 



Swarms returning to wrong hive 599 



Sweet clover 5, 25. 4U. 46, 54.66, 72. 97, 106, 



150. 165. 196, 214. 218, 241, 242, 243, 280, 314. 323, 

 330, 348, 358, 388, 407 429 



Sweetclover honey 664 



Sweet clover lawsuit 72 



Systematic pilfering 394. 506 



Taking bees out early 234. 393 



Taking bees out of the cellar 154, 193 



Talking in his sleep 184 



Tall plain sectiims 586.701. 780, 789 



Tall v8. square sections 71, 113, 282 



Tariff on honey 7i4 



Taxable colonies- average cash value 443 



Taxing bees 375 



Temperature for hrood-rearina 55 



Temperature of bees in winter 266 



Temperature of cellars ;234, 710, 744 



Ten-frame hives 199 



Tested queens : 758 



Testing honey 71, 702 



Three or Ave banders 807 



Thumb-tacks 562.622 



Tiering up 583 



Tin vs. wood for honey 712. 748, 808 



Too clean sections 394 



Tool for moving frames 675 



Too much honev in the hives. 453 



Top-venti lation 439, 470 



Tramp swarm-catcher 297 



Transferring bees 5,70, 1,54, 155, 162,171. 183. . 



198, lyy. 231,249. 295, 374, 405, 426, 598. 647, 



663. 676. 678. 71 1 . 751. 806 822 



Trans-Mississippi Exposition 56..441,632, 713 



Trapping moths 292 



Tricksters at agricultural fairs 558 



True success 68,5 



T supers or section-holders 123, 139 



Two bad men 203 



Two communities with one queen 714 



Two eight-frame hive-bodies 678 



Two or more eggs in a cell 279 



Two-pound plain sections , 55'1 



Two queens in a hive 237, 405 



Two-story brood-chambers 486.595, 627 



Two-story vs. one-story hives 171,6 12 



Uncapping apparatus 632 



Uncapping-box 209 



anfinisht sections. 22. 37,51, 103, 170,426,454.470, 509 



Unfortunate bee-keepers ., 248 



Uniformity of supplies 5 



United States Bee-Keepers' Union. 25. 40, 57, 136. 



231.233.299,312. 344. 407, 440, 441, 473.505, 



.^.65. 689. 728 Z 803 



Uniting colonies 70, 282, 470, 487^082, 775 



Unqueening 407 



Ups and downs of newspaper life...... 310 



Using hives where bees died .'. 279 



Utah's foul brood law 258, 395 



Value of honey 325 



Variation in bees 218 



Ventilation... .10. 102, 123,229,317,509, 524, 657, 



594 615 



Ventilator in a bee-cellar 231, 314, 533 



Viper's bugloss 188 



Virgin queen with prime swarm 135 



Visit to Dr. Millers 504 



302 

 202 

 298 

 198 

 36 



Wagon-rack for hauling bees 



War relief fund... < 



Watering bees 91, 



Water-meluna for bees 



Water- wheels 



Wax in a brood-chamber 



Wax in bee-glue 



Wax— overheating 



Wax-press 



Wax-sheets for foundat on 



Wax-spoon for fastening foundation .'. 



Wax-worms 614, 



Weak colonies 2, 214, 



Wedges vs. blocks for raising hives 



^Veed process foundation 



Weeds ami grass in the apiary 435. 



W^i'iulit of bees 



Weight ot bees and comb in ten-frame hives — 



"Weight of sections 



Weights of bees and their loads 



Well-ripened honey... 



Well's svsteni 



Whatailed the bees V 4('5. 



W hat cred i t costs 776, 



What to sow for lnmev alone 



Whitebread-Paul and his apiary 



White clover aeeti 



White clover vields 



White or cream-colored sections— which ? 



White vs. yellow sweet clover 



■' Whither are we dritting ?" 



Wholesale feeding 



Who shall keep bees ? 



Wliy brood was present — 



198 

 329 

 323 

 596 



503 

 106 

 167 

 725 

 357 

 547 

 726 



vee 



22iJ 

 2>9 

 681 

 714 

 694 

 455 

 552 

 42 



413 

 814 

 212 

 217 

 195 

 807 

 673 

 23 

 6H2 

 439 

 151 

 .533 



Why did the colony leave? 503 



Why fruit does not set 682 



Why swarms go west 234 



Width ot bottom-starters 586 



Willuw-herh 580.674, 781 



Wing strokes of bees 265 



Winter bee-repository 38 



Winter cases 797, 822: 



Winter consumption of stores 55, 471 



Wintering bees... 13, 19.21,26.38,69,90, 102, 119. 

 139. 154.211,270.28.5, 302, 309. 346. 358. 365, 

 423. 503. 533, 546, 565,615, 727, 741, 742. 775.... 822 



Wintering bees in a barn 39, 116 



Wintering bees in a cave 237 



Wintering bees in a cellar ,.... 426 



Wintering bees in a damp ^oo^house 38 



Wi me ring bees in Tennessee 139 



Will ten lit: bees on solid combs of honey 506 



Wititeriii^' liees on the summer stands 98 



Wintering bees under a shop 311 



Wintering in a house 53, 170, 183 



Wintering nuclei 167 



Wintering on sealed honey 34& 



Wintering queens 348 



Wintering without pollen 425 



Winter loss of bees 151 



Winter packing 102, 741 



Winter stores 71, 87, 163, 681 



Winter time for reading 824 



Wire-screen comb foundation 123 



Wiring frames ■■•••l- l**^. 507 



Wisconsin farmers' inSTiMICTr.'? 137 



Wooden combs 662 



Worker-bees 434 



Worker-cells 794 



Working up an appetite for honey 163 



Working up the honey-trade 217 



Worms in honey and hives 94, 182 



Wortmans hanily tool 457 



Yellow sweet clover 445 



Yellow vs. darker bees 311 



Yield of a linden tree 426 



Young bees in the super 311 



Zinc separator 250 



ILLUSTRATIONS. 



Abbott. Kev. Emerson T.. 801 



Agricultural buildings at Omaha 345 



Aikln, R C, and family H21 



Apiary building at Omaha aSo, 657 



Apiary otC. N White 6.47 



Apiary of D. W. Heise 337 



Apiary of F. J. K, Davenport 193 



Apiary of J. M. Young : 1 



Apiiry of John Bodenschatz 305 



Apiary of L. Kreulzinger 593 



Apiary of Paul Whitebread 209 



Bees and poultry In winter 1^0, 103, 106 



Besse, Dr. H 513 



Black.S N -. 129 



Bruner, Prof Lawrence 769 



Cellar-blind in place 805 



Cellar-blind to give air without light 805 



Cell-cups, uomp'.eted cells and queen 



nursery 535 



Cincinnati apiary 611 



City roof-apiary '610 



Cluster of queen-cellB 533 



Comb Infected with foul brood 289 



Cook, Prof. A. J 738 



Cowan. Mr. andMrs.T. W 497 



CulUnan, W. J 153 



Danzenbaker, Francis 273 



Davenport. F. J. K 193 



Dipping stick ' 533 



Doolittle, 6. M 401 



Douglas County Exhu it at Omaha 689 



Dovetailed super 115 



Drone, queen and worker 433 



Factory of E. Kretchmer 246 



Factory of Page & Lyon Mfg. Co 261 



Factory of the A. [. Koot Co 277 



Factory of W. T. Falconer Mfg. Co 353 



Fence orcleated separator 115 



Fixing foundation in frames 499 



Gallup, Dr. E • - ■■■_■ 4 



Golden section cleaner 33, 14o. 14/ 



Golden's super 113 



Heise, D. W 339 



Hill, H. E ..... ^... 7o3 



Honey booth at Ohlcage Food and Health 



Exposition _81. 



Honey-cistern o29 



Honey-extractor ol4 



Honey -jar o-9 



Kretchmer's exhibit at Omaha 689 



Kreut/.lLiger. L 597 



Lampman section-comb cutter 14b 



Mclnlyre, J F ...■■. 787 



Moore. Herman F o61. loi 



Morton. Miles - oib 



Muth.Cbas.F 360 



Nebraska Commission 8 exhibit /21 



Newman, Tbos. G 32 1 



Piece of comb 41 < 



Popploton, O. O 6-2o 



Queen-excludiog zinc ol4 



Residence of Capt. Wung Lung 821 



Root, Ernest U 69 1 



Koot. Mrs, E. K , and son 497 



Secor, Hon. Eugene 785 



Sectioucleancrs 2o7 



Self-hiver, queen and drone trap 131 



Slotted separator 114 



Stllson.L.U S'Ji 



Swarm oualimb «3< 



Sweetclover 241. 3So 



