450 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Apr. 1 



INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. 



Banking by Mall. 



Savings Deposit Bank 

 Co 456 



Bee-smokers. 



Bingham, T. P 454 



Danzenbaker , P 445 



^ee Supplies. 



Blanke & Hauk . . .« — 455 

 Carv, W. W.,&Son....451 



Oook. J. H. M 451 



Daniels, P. R 453 



Falconer Mfg. Co., back 



cover. 



Oetaz, Adrian 512 



Grainger, E., & Co 445 



Gunn, T. A 455 



Hilton, Geo. E 454 



Hunt & Son. M. H. back 



cover. 



Jepson.H.H 453 



Jenkins, J. M 451 



Kretchmer Mfg. Co — 451 



Leahy Mfg. Co 505 



Littlefleld, W. J 452 



Marshfield Mfg. Co 452 



Mason, J. B 455 



Minnesota Bee Supply 



Co 454 



National Supply Co 455 



Nyse wander, Jos. back 



cover. 



Peirce, E. W 452 



Porter, R. & E. C 456 



Pouder, Walter S 458 



Prothero, Frank W. . . .453 



Rawlings Imp. Co 451 



Reeves, A. H 455 



Root Co., Syracuse 449 



Root Co., St. Paul 455 



Routzahn, G .509 



Scott & Co 453 



Soper, W.D 452 



Stringham, I.J 452 



Texas Seed and Floral 



Co 451 



Weber, C. H. W 443 



White Mfg. Co 453 



Woodman, A. G. Co. . . .447 



York Honey & Bee Co. 452 



Bees and Queens. 



Alley, H 509 



Atchley Co.. Jennie 452 



Apiculture Mont Jovet.509 



Case, J. B .509 



Church, C. M 509 



Collins, D 508 



Cox, R. O 509 



Doolittle& Clark .509 



Forehand, W. J .509 



Hurst, D. P 509 



Gviffln, J. W 509 



Kanagy, A. H 509 



Laws. W. H .....452 



Lockhart & Co. P. A. . .508 



McCain, R. B 452 



Martin, Leslie 509 



Mennie & Penton 509 



Mott, E. E 509 



Rails, W. H 454 



Roselawn Apiaries 454 



Shaffer, Henry 509 



Shaw, J. W. K. & Co... 447 



Spencer, R. M 452, 509 



Taylor & Son 454 



Valentine, S 447 



Victor, W. 509 



Buggies. 



Anderton Mfg. Co 514 



Elkhart Mfg. Co 514 



Ohio Carriage Mfg. Co. 514 



Classified Advertisements. 



Bee-keepers'Directory.512 

 Bees and Queens 511 



For Sale 510 



Help Wanted 510 



Honey and Wax Want- 

 ed 512 



Honey andWax for Sale512 



Poultry Offers 511 



Situations Wanted 510 



Wants and Exchange. .511 



Comb Foundation 



Dadant & Son, back cover. 

 Dittmer, Gus 453 



Fences 



Brown Pence and Wire 



Co 503 



Coiled Spring Pence Co. 



502, 503 



Keystone Pence Co 507 



Kitselman Brothers.. ..503 

 Mason Fence Co 503 



Honey for Sale. 



Hildreth & Segelken. . .445 



Household Specialties. 



Best Light Co .503 



Home Co., Joseph 504 



Ohio Oooker Co 514 



Kalamazoo Stove Co. .501 



Incubators. 



Belle City Inc. Co 506 



Buckeye Incubator Co. 506 



Cycle Hatcher Co 506 



Cyphers, Chas. A .505 



Johnson, M. M ,505 



Racine Hatcher Co 505 



Stahl, George H 505 



Stock Pood Co., O. K. .506 

 Machinery. 



Ballou Mfg. Co .500 



Bateman Mfg. Co 501 



Chicago House-wr'g Co503 



Deming Co 502 



Electric Wheel Co 514 



Empire Mfg. Co 513 



Mead Cycle Co 514 



Medina Concrete Co. . . 502 

 Myers & Bros., P. E. . .502 

 Rochester Spray Pump 

 Co 502 



Miscellaneous. 



Gordon, Van Tine Co. .501 



Hough. P. H 503 



Long, M. C 504 



Mugler Engraving Co . .513 

 Prindle & Williamson. 508 



Powdrpaint 503 



Seaboard Air Line 456 



Poultry Supplies 



Chamberlin, W. F 506 



Conkey Co 506 



Dunlap, J. W 506 



Greider, B. H 506 



Sherman. Walter ... 506 

 Sherman Franklin Jr. .507 



Publishers, Bee-Journal 



Falconer Mfg. Co., back 



cover. 

 Hutchinson. W. Z ....447 

 Inland Poultry Journal.506 

 York & Co., Geo. W.. 449 



Seeds and Trees. 



Baines. Miss Ella V. . . -504 



Farmer, L.J 504 



Pru it Grower 506 



Goldsborough, A, T 504 



Green & Son 504 



G rover Nursery Co — 513 



Jewell Nursery Co 504 



Mahan, L. H 504 



Roesch, Lewis 502 



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No medical or objectionable advertising accepted. 



"A Square Deal." 



We believe that every advertisement in this 

 paper is backed by a responsible person. But 

 to make doubly sure we will make good any loss 

 to paid subscribers sustained by trusting any 

 deliberate swindler advertising in our columns, 

 and any such swindler will be publicly exposed. 

 We protect subscribers against rogues, but we 

 do not guarantee to adjust trifling differences 

 between subscribers and honest responsible ad- 

 vertisers. Neither will we be responsible for 

 the debts of honest bankrupts sanctioned by the 

 courts. Notice of the complaint must be sent to 

 us within one month of the time of the transac- 

 tion, and you must have mentioned Gleanings 

 IN Bee Culture when writing the advertiser. 



Gleanings as an Advertising Medium. 



The following, from one of our classified advertis- 

 ers, is one of a good many we get expressing satis- 

 faction with the use of these columns: 



Please discontinue my advertisement in Glean- 

 ings. I have all the replies I wish. 



Topeka, Kan., March 23. O. A. Keene. 



We repeat that, if you have a surplus of bees or 

 other stock to dispose of, it will probably pay you 

 to try our classified columns. It is very seldom 

 that we get an unfavorable report from the use of 

 this paper. 



GOING TO OWN A " BIKE " THIS YEAR ? 



Renewed interest is being taken in cycling all 

 over the country, now that high-grade wheels which 

 formerly sold for $75 to $100 can at present be pur- 

 chased at prices ranging from $15 to $30. Not only 

 are the wheels less expensive to-day, but they are 

 even better, for many new improvements have been 

 added, such as v^uncture-proof, self-healing tires, 

 and the Coaster Brake, which has done more to re- 

 vive cycling than any thing else. 



This device enables the rider co coast down hill 

 with the pedals motionless. To slacken speed or 

 stop instantly, all that is required is to back pedal. 

 One- third less pedaling is needed, and the wheel is 

 under the rider's control at all times. 



To obtain a wheel for ten days, free trial and ex- 

 amination without cost, write the Mead Cycle Com- 

 pany. Chicago. Their large, illustrated catalog is 

 sent free, and they are always ready to engage live, 

 active agents. 



