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THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



Dec. 26, 



Experiment stiition work 84, 264, 661, 668 



Extni comb building 506 



Extra combs in sprinK 4*!2 



Extntcled boney production 1,3^,83, 166, 186, 



240. 2i>3. 357, 3ar> 4.->3 



Extracted vs. comb lioney 71 



Extractint^ombs 138 



ExtriictinK from the brood-cbamber 4H9 



Extracting honey. 181, 187. 221, 326, 335, 374, 390, 406 



Extra-larKe colonies 173 



Bye of abeo 008, 550 



Facing the hives 187, 



Failing qneen 



Fainting '. .'. 



Fa 1 1 feed inK 



Fail management of bees 



False indigo 



False pennyroyal 



Farmers' institutes and bee-keeping 



Fastening foundation 25, 71, 365, 



Father Ijangstrotli and the movable-frame 



Feeders 2o2, 



Feeding and feeders.. .118, 137, 167, 18(i, 217, 2.J3, 



25.M, 27.., 2K1, 301, 363, 381, 387, 413, 442 



Feeding back 4 1 , 53, 222, 295, 538, 



Feeding bees in a greenhouse 



Feeding for winter ^ 



Feeding in spring 9, 



Feeding in winter 7. 22, 



Feeding pollen 



Feeing the queen 



Fertilization of the peach 



Fighting liyl)rids 



Film on the eye 



Finding black queens 



Finding queens 167, 352, 



Five-banded bees 9, 19, 23, .57, 7fi, 95, 119, 169, 



263, 346, 397, 43.5, 442, 605, K2.5, 736, 7."i0 



Five-banded queen and black drone 



Five-frame hives. 



Five representative bee-women 



Flag, tlie (music) 



Flanagan, ( E. T.) and his apiary 



Flavor of honey— will boiling water tempera- 

 ture destroy it? 6^1, 



Flavor of liquid candied honey 



Flax 394, 464, 465, 



Flour pollen 



Flying bees in winter 



Folding sections 53, 411, 



Followers 



Form ot hive 



Forty foreign conventions 



B'oul brood 89, 100, 138, 153. 174, 208, 215, 237, 



268, 285, 32.5, 3ri9, 392, 411, 426, 450. 457, 461, 

 5(19, 526. 53 1 , 390, 623, 706, 762, 766, 79 1 



Foul-broody hives 103, 187, 



Foundation from foul-broody combs 



Foundation in sections and brood-frames 71, 



Foundation rejected by bees 



Foundation without side-walls 



Frames and spacers 



Frames crosswise of the entrance 



Frames or hives— which shall we handle? 



Freaks and eccentricities in bees 



Freight rates on hives, etc 314,316, 380, 



French bee-beepers' union 



Frosts in Florida i 



Frozen flesh 



Full of wonders 



Full pound sections 



Fullsheetsof foundation 



Fumigating combs 599, 



Fumigating torches 



Fussing with bees , 



Future of bee-keeping 89, 121, 



Gall stones 



Ua I lu p frames 



Ga the ring honey 457, 



German bees 



Getting bees into supers or sections. 219, 474,506, 



Getting bees offe.\tracting-combs 



Getting colonies strong early 



Getting honey from box-hivea 



Getting queens to go up 



"Giant bee of India" 168,221, 270, 



Given foundation 



Giving sections in the fall 



Going into the bee-business 



Going it blind 



Golden Italian bees 19, 132,442, 



Golden, J. A 



Golden queens 



Golden-rod 586, 



Golden-rod honey 



Golden vs. leather-colored bees 



Good queens 469, 



Gradingconibhoney 



Grafting-wax 



Granulated honey for winter feeding 



Granulated honey in combs 329, 



Granulated sugar 



Grape-juice for bees 



Grass in front of hives 



Great bee-hive 



Grippe 



Grubs in bees 



Habits of bees 



Half-mile of eggs 



Hand-barrow 



Handling bees 206,335, 



Handling bees in cold weather 65, 189. 



Hans Schnitzel and the giant bees 



Headache causes 



Health I ulness of honey 



ileal th— money— bees 



Hearing of bees 



Heddon hive patent 



Hemp as a honey-plant 



High grade hybrid bees 



High-priced products of the apiary 



Historical 122, 167, 



Hive construction 



Hive-covers 9, 50, 94, 326, 335, 472, 



Hive for wintering 393. 398, 



Hive making by band 



Hive-r^pofs 



Hives for farmers 747, 



Hives, frames, etc. ..30. 36, .37, 51, 82. 97. 102, 105, 

 11.5, 119. 148, 201.246,269, 298, 358,539,784... 



Hives where bees died 



Hiving a swarm under the parent colony 



431 

 429 

 45 

 554 

 508 

 401 

 577 

 775 

 745 

 300 

 211 



632 

 685 

 134 

 667 

 311 

 766 

 552 

 379 

 699 

 569 

 7 

 251 

 731 



826 

 .538 

 422 

 565 

 423 

 364 



827 



486 

 102 

 118 

 478 

 390 

 397 

 716 



826 

 248 



84 

 171 

 717 

 795 

 813 

 522 

 344 

 758 

 597 

 438 



23 



746 

 37 

 82 



729 

 4 



414 



253 



77 

 14 

 486 

 191 

 523 

 525 

 782 

 570 

 713 

 349 

 203 

 649 

 .571 

 762 

 640 

 220 

 344 

 640 

 31 

 794 

 526 

 265 

 37 

 22 

 714 

 285 

 426 

 509 

 72 

 158 

 111 



184 

 25 

 248 

 346 

 253 

 4(15 

 371 

 41 

 298 

 7,52 

 269 

 730 

 567 

 121 

 189 

 18 

 496 

 5( 19 

 779 

 664 

 774 



817 

 393 

 682 



...51, 118, 

 '.'.616,634^ 



.205, 



Hiving bees or swarms... 54,71, 160, 171, 199,361 



437 



Hoarhound 



Huff m an frames 



H (mi e-niade conveniences 



Home-made foundation 



Honey and beeswax in France 



Honey as a cosmetic 



Honey as a diet 



Honey as a preventive of diphtheria 



Honey as food and medicine 



Honey— a talk for beginners 



Honey-barrels painted Inside 



Honey-bee concert ^i. 



Honey-bees- is it indigenous to this country?.. 

 Honey commission-men and prices. 700, 716, 743, 



758 



Honey-dew. . . . 125, 130, 236, 239, 305, 329, 343, 434, 



454.5.54 



Honey -extractors 



Honey for brain work 



Honey for inflamed eyes or eyelids 



Honey for preserves and children 



Honey for the complexion 



Honey from the brood-chamber , 



Honey-houses for out-apiaries 



H'lney inthe brood-chamber 



Honey-locust 330. 



Honey or butter— which ? 



Honev pilferers 



Honey-plants. .20, 37, 39, 54, 70, 103, 136, 153, 197, 



574 



Honey prices 



Honey producers and apicultural organizations 



Honey-producing flora 



Honey-sac 



Honey-sageon a carriage 



Honey-salve 



Honey sources 



Honey started by new swarms 



Honey-tanki 



Honey-thieves 



Honey to produce one pound of bees 203, 



Honey vinegar 396,428, 470. 



Honey vs. butter 



Honey vs. sugar 



Horticulture and medicine 



House-apiaries 



How far bees travel for forage 



How many colonies in one place ? 54, 



How many colonies shall we keep? 



How much brood in a frame ? 



How to know wild flowers 



How to make the garden pay 



Humble-bee and honey-bees battle 



Hum of the bees in spring 



Hunting wild bees 697, 



Ignorance in the name of science 



Illinois experiments 



Illinois State Fair 



Illinois State members' reports 



Ill-shapen comb building 



Immature bees 



Importing bumble-bees into Australia. 



Improved bees 269, 



Improving bees cheaply 



ImnrdVing the winter months 



In-breeding of bees 205, 



Increase— getting it... .134, 146,201,392,394,410, 



Increasing colonies rapidly 



Increasing the honey-flow 



Increasing the honey-resources 



Indigestion 



Instinct 650, 



Intelligence conveyed by bees 



Intense bee-culture of the future 



International Bee-Keepers' Congress 



Iniroducing-cage— Aspinwall'a 



Introducing clipped queens 



Introducing queens 19, 171, 329, 425, 441, 470, 



5(13, 506,605, 645 



Introduction to botany. 



Inventor of the movable-frame hive 



Irrigated land for bee-keeping 



I ron ing-pad 



Italian bee-history 68, 1.50, 



Italian bee-poetry 



Italian bees 



Italian drones 



Italianizing 298, 347. .54 1 , 5.53, 637, 



Italain queen and purely-mated Italian queen... 



Italian vs. native bees 



J udging bees 



Judging honey at Fairs 447, 



Keeping a hive-record 



K eeping bees in a garrett 



Keeping bees on shares 



Keeping drones out ot the sections 



Keeping empty combs 503,551, 582, 584, 616, 



631.702,710 



Keeping extracted honey liquid 236. 



Keeping fertile queens in nuclei 



Keeping grass down. 



Keeping honey— place for 



Keeping honeys separate 



Keeping partly-filled brood-frames in winter.... 



Keeping qualities of honey 776, 



Keeping queens 



Keep queens laying 



Kegs and barrels for honey 



Killing bees 



Killing bees instead of wintering 68, 297, 



Killing otf the drones 



Kind wi^rds 



Kingbirds and bees 401, 455, 4MI, 504, 553, 582, 



616,671 



Krainer or Carniolan 



Label gum or mucilage 



Labrador tea 



Ijangstroth bee-library ; 



l.ant?sirotb frames— how many for a good col- 

 ony ? 



Langstroth on the honey-bee 



Ijangstroth reminiscences. .7o(.i, 709,718, 725, 733, 



Lare blue flag 



Large colonies for honey 



Large hives 



Large vs. small hives. .172, 173, 190, 262, 269, 326, 

 343, 391 , 50 1 , 526, 649, 6-'0. 789. 82 1 



Larvie used in queen-rearing 



Late breeding of bees 



Late d rones 



538 

 522 

 217 

 233 

 6(13 

 573 

 813 

 1.55 

 361 

 795 

 542 

 810 



764 



803 

 50 

 1.54 

 428 

 6"4 

 588 

 410 

 1.55 

 573 

 339 

 242 

 320 



771 



791 

 536 

 330 

 666 

 334 

 136 

 280 

 745 

 186 

 778 

 217 

 775 

 72 

 750 

 683 

 264 

 507 

 233 

 2 

 710 

 495 

 590 

 545 

 341 

 774 



398 

 im 

 172 

 415 

 469 

 421 

 490 

 311 

 486 

 774 

 421 

 ,507 

 328 



21 

 674 



45 

 681 

 312 

 183 

 553 

 443 

 363 



678 

 713 

 462 

 153 

 72 



635 

 379 

 4.57 

 745 

 378 

 312 

 367 

 519 



702 

 218 

 667 

 506 



751 



670 

 116 

 619 

 414 

 509 

 811 

 809 

 186 

 443 

 813 

 439 

 455 

 441 

 525 



683 

 794 



460 

 401 

 763 



782 

 731 

 748 

 527 



791 



...22, 155, 159, 2SB 



736 

 188 



38 

 218 

 694 

 .570 

 195 

 508 

 2.53 

 438 

 567 

 34» 

 4 



77 



•29 

 823 

 345 

 794 

 786 

 701 

 649 

 431 



37 

 725 



66 

 407 

 725 

 8-27 



Late extracting 



Late reared queens 



Late swarming 



Laying queen flew away \.\ 



Laying workers. . . .329. 406, 449. 458, 474, 489, 538, 



621,649.671,681 



Leahy, U. B 



IjCather-colored bees 



Leaves for packing .". 



Legislation for bee-keepers 



Length of bees' memory 



Lenten don'ts 



Letter-carrier bees 



Life IS too short 



Life of the bee 328. 



Linden honey 



Lining for solar wax-extractors 



Liquifying honey 



Liver tonic 



Liver trouble 



Lengthened life in the bee 



Locating an apiary 



Locating an apiary near a railroad 



Lodging and .settling of swarms 



Long distance mailing-cage 



Longevity in bees 617, 



Long hive— advantages of 



"Long idea" hive ■ 



Longings for Christ and Home 



Los A ngeles market 



Loss in wintering— cause of 



Love's answer 



Lysol for foul brood , 750, 



McArthur's bees and bee-forage 663 



Mailing drones for fertilizing purposes 330 



Mailing drones with queens 299 



Mailing queens 205, 766 



Make the best of circumstances 397 



Making bees pay 201 



Making comb from sugar syrup 719 



Making foundation 264. 506 



Making foundation and hives 395, 634, 663 



taking the bee another animal 295 



Management of bees. 13.5, 1.52, 169, I97, 198,345, 



347, 3(i5. 399,457.491,584 600 



Managing bees in Canada 331 



Managing frames 606 



Manual for the study of insects 456 



Manzanita ^ '2(58 



Maples for bees 271 



Marketing honev. . .33, 66, 85, 90, 98, 1 10, 130, 186, 



214, 221, 22.3. '344, 589, 607, 613, 66.8, 675, 726, 



728.764,791,808,816 817 



Market q notations 368 



Marigold 687 



Mating of queens 506 



Mental pigeon-holes 568 



Merrill, D.E 173 



Mice in hives 118 



Mice in hives and bee-cellars 105, 761 



Michigan anti-bee law 364 



Mignonette .528 



Migratory bee-keeping 131,289,461, 583 



Miller feeder 285 



Mineral wool 540 



Minnesota apiarian exhibit 732 



Minnesota State Fair premium list 381 



Minnick metal Hoffman frame 249 



Mission of the bees 383 



Mistakes of bee-keepers and bee-journals 677 



Mixed bees 395 



Mixed journalism 188 



Model apiary 557, 583 



Moisture, not cold, kills bees 235 



Molding combs 86 



" Monkey work" with bees 168, 



Mortality among bees 



Most interesting part of the Bee Journal 



Most profitable race of bees 



Motherwort 



Moths and butterflies. 



Moths, bees and hens 



Mountain laurel honey 



Mountain mint 



Mouth wash lor sore throat 



Movable-frame hive in Canada 



Moving and placing bees 



Moving bees 22, 114,254.319,554,558, 



Moving to the South 62, 



Muskmelon-bloom 



Mushroom test 



280 

 279 

 403 

 151 

 687 

 270 

 105 

 825 

 641 

 77 

 55 

 38 

 810 

 178 

 1-27 



827 

 571 

 227 

 412 



Nailing hives 



National flowers 



Nectar secretion 69, 471 , 



Nervine 



New breeds of bees 



New or (^Id comb ? 



New i.r <ilii Climb for honey or brood-rearing?... 



Nomenclature of bee-culture 780, 



Nonis-(1e-plume 



Non-stinging bees 



Non-swiirming bees 295. 473. 663, 



North American and the Bee-Keepers' Union.. 

 431,444,541,559,563, 633, 646, 790, 793, 795, 

 797, 807. 811 



North American Bee-Keepers' Union — 525, 710, 



North Star apiary 



Nosebleed 



Not about bees 



Not a fool 



Not all in the kind of hive 



Not consanguinity 



Nuclei from the South 



Nuclei— good results 



Nuclei— wintering without uniting 



Numbering hives «06, 634, 696, 726, 



Number of colonies for a beginner 



Number of colonies for one location 



Number of eggs laid daily by a queen 



Numberof frames 



Number of plants 



Old bees for wintering 



Old combs and honey 108, 



Old foundation 



Old hives for swarms 



Old or young bees swarming 



Old sections 



"Ole "Wass "—he got it 



Ominous cloud in the liorizon 



Open-air feeding 222, 



Opening hives 



Ordering queens 



131 

 588 

 541 

 522 

 362 

 766 

 139 

 809 

 409 

 681 



822 

 757 

 741 



45 

 135 

 7 

 539 

 682 

 335 

 SOS 

 667 

 829 

 117 



92 

 173 

 367 

 361 



510 

 271 

 794 

 334 

 506 

 315 

 508 

 231 

 253 

 633 



