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THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



-Bees «fe BeekeepliiK— C07itinued 



Search for Apis dorssita 692 



Seasonable hints. .13J. 148,468, 



4!K) 691 



See that bees have honey 275, 300 

 Shipping bees to Australia — 660 



Shipping bees on cars 747,778 



Shipping bees to India 484 



Signing notes 21 



Silver linings.3n5.482,507,540, 586 



Size of colony 474 



Slovenly bee-keepers 181,245 



Song of the bees 'M'.i 



Starvation 152. 587 



StatisTiCS.460, 529. 561,662,681, 



706.712,722, 761 793 



Stewart's apiary 5:33 



Stings. 24, 73, 1.5.3, 181, 267, 298. 



307.342,491,500.642, 683... 714 



Stray swarms. 136. 172,283 421 



Sunnyside apiary 325 



■ Superiority of ltaliau8.283.455. 580 

 Swarming 299,469,475. .508, 



519,522, 539. 586,634,778 805 



Swarm'g perple.vitie^.. 556,564, 5H7 



Swarming vs. dividing 723, 73u 



Swarm on a telegriiph pole — 435 

 Syrian bees... .60. 114, 117, 137, 



147. 186, 200. 232, 266,291.331, 



419, 427, 455, 516, 593,675,708, 



742 791 



Telephone for apiary 147 



That long day with Mr. Clarke 017 



The ariel of spring 259 



The coming bee. . .22, 212, 294, 



377.596, 743 773 



The coming winter 721 



Th^ " King Bee " 227 



Theory not infallible 377 



The yellows in peaches 634 



'I'hings by their right names.. 2H9 



Too much honey 211 



To the law and te-timony 166 



Transferring. .44, 423. 425, 434, 



437, 4£M 1. 51 16. bi )S, 5J i, 523.533, 538 



Transformations 791 



Travelings in America 507, 650 



Undersized bees 92, 154 



Undei-standing a location 598 



Unfortunate 33n 



Unkind personalities 673, 674 



Uniting bees. 458. 472. 519, 522, 661 



Unused honey resources 4''4 



Wants a society 684 



Wnsted Bloom 409 



"Watching the bees 259, 4o4 



Witter for bees. . .26.5, 314. 3i;i , 404 

 Weather predictions..! 13, 13S, 



305. 354. 369.435. 508, 530.5113. 



571 723 



Welcome spring 172 



Wliat bees accomplish 771 



Wbo gets tiie profits?. 386 



Wintering and springing 794 



Wise precautitms- 531 



Work during May in Texas. . . 325 

 Wiiiber bees in queen-cells. .. 3R2 



Workers 472 



Worms in Pollen 746 



Yellow races of bees. .83, 214, 551 



'Conitt FouQflntlon - 



Advantages 18:2, 407, 444. 47t;,t;J7, fi:9 



Dunham 520. .585 



Experiments .6.86, 3BI 



Fastening in frames 35. 1 14, 115, 



1211, 185, 187. 227, 309,347. 370.. . . 431) 



Fresh made 101, UKl 



Given 72, 471, 520, 549. 585. 7;« 



Machines (KtS, GIH 



Manufacture. 4, 13, 219, 444, 501. 



595,643 74fi 



Thin for surplus, 119, 427 



Vandervort 507 



Wired 44. 120,129.193,427. 549 



-CoiiTenllons— 



Advice about 50,650 



Chicago convention 726 



Questions 615 



Iteports— Austro-German 59 



Barren co., Ky 247 



Bee-kee,iers Union 98 



British 577 



Caledonian 545, 553 



California 27 



Canadian 641,643,651 



Central Michigan 280, 632 



Colorad o 27 



Eastern MichiKan 264, 291 



Eastern New York 132 



Florida 610 



Haldimand, Ont 729 



Indiana 52, 10.5, .579 



_ International, at Milan.ttaly 540 



Iowa Central 761 



Kentucny Union 292 



Louisiana 615 



Lebanon, Ind 680 



Madison. Wis 4(_)9 



Maine 361, 760 



Marion Co., Ind 216 



Marshall Co,, Iowa 197 



Maryland, Va., and W. Va. . 28o 



Michigan 785, 791 



Nebraska. 110 



New Jersey 12, 196 



North American 3(«3, 449, 



46S. 4o9. .521, 609, 624, 626, 



(i46, H.37. 662. 665 673 



Northeastern, N. Y....43. hi. 84 

 Northeastprn. Wis.l2. 67, 98, 102 



Northern Michigan 331 



Northern Ohio 711 



Northwest'n. .563,673,675,692. 754 



Con ventlono— continued. 



N.W. 111. andS.W.Wis...323, 330 

 Northwest'n Wisconsin. .43, 4oii 



Ohio 581 



Oregon 776 



Saunders Co.. Neb 264, 680 



Southern California 711, 776 



Southeastern Michigan 5 



Southwestern Iowa 43 



Swiss 615 



Texas 393, 730 



Tuscarawas and Muskingum , 



Ohio 313 



Utah 307,312,713 



Ventura Co., Cai 458 



Western Iowa 387 



Western Michigan 346,360 



West Te.\as 6(K), 745 



If iveH Jind Implements — 



Ancient hives 456 



Best hive for surplus 68, 139 



Best hive for winter 172, 299 



Bottom bar of frames 666 



Box hives 34o 



Broad frames. . . . .306. 490, 524, 634 



Common-sense hive 519,585 



Cover for hives 538 



Deane's surplus arrangement. 245 



Division boards 2is 



Double-walled hives 235 



Ekes and nadirs — .* 182 



Entrance-regulating bottom,. 715 



Fisher's hive 235,^82 



Golden hive 266 



Half-pound sections 792. 802 



Heddon's honey board — 156,201 



Honey evaporator 405 



Hooks for tops of frames 603 



Improvements in hives 203 



Langstroth hive and frame. 38, 

 9i, 124. 251.283, 2yi^, 329, 444, 469 



Long-idea hive 202 



Manum's hive 539, 570 



Metal Rabbets 1 55 



Movable-frame hives — 459 



Muth-Kasmussen's hive 261 



One-piece sections. 56, 123. 130, 



136, 140, 162 568 



One-pound sections 148, 792 



Paint for hives 236.539 



Penny Packages for honey... 802 



Position of hives 582 



Priority in use of sections . . . 258 

 Reversible frames. 108,180,187, 



208, 533 540 



Reversible honey extractor. . 756 



Revolving frame-holder 744 



Sectional honey boxes.. 54. 6ti, 



119, 161, 245, 249,342, 378.450. 



522,565,568.666 715 



Separators. 65, 101, 120,300,456. 



679 792 



ShHde for hives 310.491,538 



Shipping crates 540 



Side and Top Storing 792 



Smokers.. 137. 161.203,279.294, 



314,379,467,468 677 



Space around the frames.. 12. 235 

 Standard Frame.. 179, 212.227, 



241. 326 674 



Stone platform for hives 81 1 



Summer and winter hives 41 



The coming hive 39 



Thin t'3. thick sections.... 297, 792 



Unicorab sections 449 



Uniform frames desirable 5 



Ventilation of hives 8i9 



W^iring frames 569,642 



Wood separators P20 



Honey iind Bee ^hows— 



Advantages 356, 467, 547 



American 547 



Baltimore 64 1. n.S3 



California 32 » 



Dpnver, Colo. 2.H2 



Effects of 756, 785 



KnElaud.177, 275, 325, 484. 531,547 

 Exhibits and premiums 1 1, 20, 



34,40. 146,324.521 803 



Fairs. 356. 4(>3, 404. 436, 465, 467. 



470. 503, 521, 530.561,586,625, 



696 



How to exhibit, 324..52i.563,569..570 

 International, at Hamburg... 755 



Management. 34. 27,5, 307 324 



Michigan 530, 620 



Norfolk. Ont 532 



Philadelphia 549 



Scotland 674 



St. Joseph. Mo 546, 666 



St. Louis 661 



Stratford. Ont k41 



Toledo, Ohio.503, 531, 538, 593, 808 



Virginia 722 



Wales..- 422 



Honey und Beeswax- 

 American honey in England. . 

 Artidci:il comb honey. ,-..T4, 82, 



184. 210. 217. 283, 3,19. 370 



Best packages for honey 52, 



294. mi, 407, 4.54, 467, 483, 501. . . . 



Bitter honey 568, 571, 



Boiling honev 



Care of comb honey... 303, 358, 



3'.K).r.3?. 



Candied Honey .103, 123. 266,298. 



419 



Cleansing beeswax 



t'leansing wax extractor 



Corah 7JS. extracted honey. ..8, 



55. 278, 326, 408, 631, 678, 773 



Honey «fe Beeswax— continued. 



Duty on beeswax — 823 



Extracting honey. 12. 44. 55. 9L 

 lOS, 2:!ti, 278. 281, 326. 331.378, 



:iS7. 51!^. fjiiO, 588 650 



Foreign demand for honey 2.57 



Glass vs. tin for honey 454 



Grafting wax 259 



Honey ants 536 



Honey as food. 12, 37,82.163. 4*3. 580 

 Honey as medicine. . .12. 30. 82, 818 



Honey dew 556, 568. .570. KiS, 790 



Hone, Harvest-13, 19. 60. 72. 76, 

 92. 148. 182. 185. 202. 267. 331. 362, 

 369. 418. 450. .519. 538. 540, 570, 

 .571. 58(>, 587, 588, (ill, 620.634.652. 



65S. 6ti2. 667. 707. 711 824 



Honey Labels. .75. 92, 93.107,123. 434 



Honey Label Paste 123 



Honey Wine 50.339, 395 



Immense honey crop in Texas 4^4 



In f erior Honey 603 



Lnrge honey yields. 124, 411,707, 



714.745.762.769 S24 



Muna^'i'iiii'iit of comb honey. 



4,^. s;;, ];;:;. iiw, 229 260 



MaTKiL^'MHfiii and care of ex- 



tr:ictc(l honey 8.55,278. 699 



Miirk(.-ting honey.. .13,235.296. 

 374, 422. 459, .071. 578, 594, 646. 



6S4 705.711.745,771 801 



Peculiar lioney 411 



Production andsaleof honey. 

 30. S;i. 133. 198. 229, 2o0. 360, 54S, 



566,567,74.5,787 791 



Prospects 115. 124, 1.54. 162. 197, 

 217. 225. 249. 2ril. 2itll. 307, 331.353, 

 36;i, 3*;9, 387, 39.5, 411. 443. 452,459, 



487. 490, 497, 524, 539 594 



Purity of honey 690 



Scarcity of beeswax 327 



Southern honey 372 



Statistics. . .548. 561, 562, 706, 755, 772 



Store rr>om for honey 266 



Strained vs. extracted honey.. 724 



Swiss h(^ney harvest 611. 6.53 



Test t<.r honey 610 



Test for beeswax 698 



The coming market... .374, 4.59, 573 



The honey wave 507.821 



Uses nf honey 12,74, 163 



Wax boiling in England 21 



Wax cappings 265.793, 810 



Huinbusa- 



Burch 74 



Cotton 40, 91, 170, 218, 295 



Doon 161 



Krider 75 



Ritchie 7ra 



Pitsturiisre for Bees— 



A necessity ... .4, 11, 99, 104. 118, 

 180. 19ti. 231. 267. 312. 346, 338, 



500. 514. rm, 676. 760. 778 787 



A new clover 443, 458, 571 



A new plant 622 



BL^esand bloom., 4.172, 409 



Bees fertilizers of plants 453, oOJ 

 Bee i>asturage of California.. 



456, 4S8. .582 612 



Chemical properties of 30il.262, 410 

 Cultivation of honey plants.. G18 



Unniy Plants -Acacia 456 



Alfalfa 28l,45tj 



Alstke clover.291, 346. 676. 689. 794 



Antirrhinums 422 



Aster 2;i6. 003, 651. 666. 667, 747 



Bacconia japonica 249 



Brirberry 361. 440 



H:is;^wo.h1..35,4I0.423.427.538..5T1 715 



MIticr sweet 300, 506 



Bokhara clover 568 



B u c ey e 395 



Buckwheat 108,475. 794 



Butterfly weed 466. 537 



Catnip 188.5:^8, 554 



Celandine 586 



Clini hers 12:i 



('leome 556 



Coralberry 185,538, 570 



Corn 219,3^0.456,556 



Oane'8-bill 5-30 



Daisies 508 



Figwort 474, 518, 555, 570 



(Jiant hyssop 650 



Golden noney plant.. 107, 514, 



517,567 652 



Golden rod. . . .555, 586. 587, 603 619 



Grindelia squarrosa 661 



Honey mulberry 619 



Horsemint 794 



Honev locust 296. 396, 418. 423 



Laurel , 249 



Maple 217 



M gnonette 12, 138 



Milkweed 332, 537 



Mint .5.39. 731 



Motherwort. .410, 427, 443, 476, 



491.5;i6 603 



Osage orange 411 



Partridge pea 466 



Persimmon 75 



Phacelia purshii 347 



Potatoes 104 



Raspberry 11 



Rape 79^1 



Red clover 186.378. 441 



Saw palmetto 282 



Sco'ch heather 3 



Sweet clover.lO. 20.3,5. 61, 113, 

 137. 14S. l.V>, 18<;.219. 266. 314, 

 231, ;i)6, 317, 481, 556. 5t;2. 642, 

 667, 676. 714. 730. 746, 786, 793, 818 



PuHtu rase— continued. 



Smart weed 586 



Sterculia 442 



Thyme 29 



Tila Americana 348 



Vervain .537. 540, 569 



Washington bower 633 



White clover.61,39.5,41-,427,539, 603 



Wild bergamot 537 



"Wild camomile 568 



Wild honeysuckle 362 



Willow 788 



Wisiaria 236 



yellow mellilot 611.666 



How to gather sweet clover. . . 571 



How to sow 727 



New foreign honey plants 674 



Notes on honey plants 517, 



602.635 699 



Ornauiental pasturage 337, 339 



Planting 545. 5.56 



Plentvof bloom 267. 410 



Questions on honey plants.473, 545 



Seeding an orchard 555 



Sowing alsiUe clover 689 



Sweet clover as a honey-pro- 

 ducer . . . .171. 5_'3, 688 618 



Sweet clover asstock pasture. 10 

 Sweet clover in the woods... 377 

 Tree planting 423 



Queena- 



Clipping the wings of. . .12, 187, 

 20(). 251. 361, 417,421. 501, 554. 724, 



Crowders — 



Crumbs for the curious 



Deserting the hive 



Dollar,104.145. 149, 151. 177.195. 

 231. 235, 289, .321, 3 ;0. 343. 345.376, 

 3^r2. 393, 4;i6. 485, 520.620, 775. . . . 



Dnolittle's method of rearing. 



Drone layers 75, 



Eggs duplicated in cells 



Egiis laid in queen-celts 



Eggs removed by wor kers 



Excluders 30. 



Fertilization 3ll, 343. 588. 



Function -i of 311. 



Good ones necessary... 315, 363, 



Importation of 34. 



Introducing. . . . 108, 229. 249. 367, 

 424, 426, 437. 507, 643. 759 



Lamp nursery 



Late breeding 



J,.eading the swarm Gil. 



Lo.ssof 377. 



Poor queens 



Prolonging life of 



Queen- cells 



Queen feeding a drone 



Queen lossness 



Queen-trap 



Rearing. . .9, 86, 137. 199. 226. 265, 

 316, 341. 347, 354, 8.57. 410. 440,454, 

 .509,745,790 



Sliipping...41L 517. 531,538, 550, 

 .W.i..591 



Superseiiing.45. 107. 140. 265. 331. 



Taking flight from the comb. . 



Two in one hive 



Untested .18:1.184,218. ;i43. 363,436, 

 514 



4.^4 

 586 

 363 

 37 

 152 

 172 

 739 

 472 

 424 

 104 



.774 

 291 

 699 

 707 

 385 

 474 

 433 



611 

 424 

 613 

 613 



WlnterlnK Bees- 

 Absorbents 01 



Bee House .41.134.314,441. 703.810 



Bees deserting hives 61 



Best, hive for 61. 6W 



Breeding in winter 234 



Building a bee cellar 741 



Burying" in cave. II. 309,375.376, 



699. 709 "^IS 



Causes of disaster lf>4 



Cellars... 45. 61.108. 123. 138.171, 



203. 236. 267, 556, 6 13, 69*.*, 709. . . 725 



Chaff hives 629,708. 741 



Cider for 38 



Clover chaff for packing 806 



D. A.Jones' plan ■■ 709 



Feeding in winter — 35,76. 140, 



410.619 7<2 



Greenhouse for 339 



How to winter bees 632 



In England 012 



In Texas 4* 



Is the problem settled ? 71, 391 



Lime for 329,727. 795 



Moving in winter 29. 54 



Packed with chaff. ..13. 107, 122. 



124. 1.56, 314, 426, 659, 684, 709, 



732.786 811 



Packed with hay, etc.. 10.29.61, 123 

 Pollen detrimental .25.58, 198, 627 

 Preparation for. 30.38. 57.87.121, 



18b. 22.8. :ua, 395, 593. 611, 634.M3, 



644. 662, 679. 682. 689, 692.707.711, 



740. 746. 7fX). 762 "^^ 



Results of the past winter. 44, 



76. lOS. 169, 170, 172. 249, 265. 314, 754 



Snow drifts 795. 824 



Successful ..12. 107. 124.486,217. 



2:i(i, 250, 2.52. 300. 347. 395 639 



Summer stands. . .13. 41, 91, 124, 



137.2.36.251 3«1 



Taking out of winter quarters. 140 

 Temperature during.76, 1.53.183, 502 



Two-story hive for R09 



Ventilation.39,45.215,340. 360,;i80. 795 



Waterf'T..... 728.824 



Winter flights.. .12. .30, 45. 60. 92, 



124,203. 820 



Winter passages 379 



Young bees for 124, 643 



