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INDEX TO VOL 28,-1891, 



J^" The Authors' names are given just before the pages indicated, except what was written 

 by the Editor, discussions. Queries, or matter selected from other periodicals. 



Abnormal bees Cook, 364 



Adam's bees 362 



Advice to beginners Draper, 81— Heddon, 146 



After-swarms, 408 Douglass, 23 



African bees Rorke, 273— Hewitt, 344 



Agricultural experiments, 1 70 Parsons, 5U4 



Albino bees Pike, 281— Robinson, 310 



Anti-honey-board frame, 709 Baird, 788 



Antiquated bee-hives Barclay, 117 



Ants in the apiary 615 



Apiarian exhibits in California 717 



Apiarian experiments at Lansing 719 



Apiarian nomenclature Hewitt, 526 



Apiary— location for Rice, 113, 138 



Apiary of W. 8. Pouder 647 



Apiculture at the World's Fair Draper. 200— 



Hambaugh, 200 Mason, 71 1 



Apiculture in America Dadant, 550 



Apple-pomace and bees Reynolds, 439 



Avoiding swarms, placing sections, etc. Dayton, 809 



Baldenaperger drowned 327 



Bee and honey exhibits Deboyes, loi 



Bee buzzings Miller, 273 



Bee cellar— dampness in, 244 Miller. 279 



Bee-culture in State institutions Cook, 53 



Bee-diarrhea 245 



Bee-escapes Cook, 215— Dibbern, 184, 302, 362, 



405— Demaree, 306— Silcott, 369, 522— Wilcox, 



373 Snow, 655 



Bee-feeder Pratt, 789 



Bee-houses, 647.. Morgan, 144— Rutherford, 519— 



Doolittle, 652 Bailey, 755 



Bee hunting 396, 403 



Bee-keeping and fruit culture Watkina, 206 



Bee-keeping as a business Andre, 532 



Bee-keeping, facts concerning it Hambaugh, 16 



Bee-Keeping in— 



Alabama Clark, 21, 302— Ryan, 467 



Arizona 407 



Australia Turner, 241 



California Watkins, 366— Wilson. 407— Hill, 



465 Mclntyre, 560, 59u— Rambler, 821 



China 648 



<'olorado. 391, 8U7 Milleson, 180— Emery, 368 



Kgypt 313 



Florida Harrison, 407, 658— Aspin wall, 822 



Illinois, 40 Hambaugh, 15 



Iowa 649 



Italy 332 



Kentucky Duffleld, 367 



Malta 693 



Mexico 661 



Minnesota Theilmann, 17, 303 



Missouri Buckmaster, 30] , 721 



Nebraska. 143. . . .Stolley, 659— Young, 108, 242, 



486 785 



New York Wellman, 371 



Tennessee Barb, 592 



Texas Aten, 80, 208, 6.^4 



Utah Sn ider, 455 



Wisconsin Bull, 494-Bradford, 718 



Bee management Scofleld, 46— 



Robinson, 111 Taylor, 151 



Bee paralysis McNeill, 22-Root, 264— Codd. 404 



Bee scouts Poindexter, 658— Kinsell, 



757 Rehorst, 821 



Bee tent Styan, 406 



Bees and birds 549 



Bees and butterflies 488 



Bees and fruit, 167,345,346,721,791 Wilson, 



209— Webster, 247— Harrison, 503 — Brown, 



654 Bohn, 788 



Bees and honey— an allegory 76 



Bees and the farm Bomberger, 434 



Bees and their products Chambers, 370 



Bees bred for business Jones, 296 



Bees deserting hives Harrison, 87 



Bees destroyed by an evaporator Woodside, 497 



Bees during a honey dearth 207 



Bees induced to work in sections Miller, 



Bees know each other Gersham, 



Bees of America Taylor, 



Bees of India 



Bees on shares. 422 Waggoner, 



Bees, poultry and horticulture Sherman, 



Bees, stingless 



Bees unconscious of their acts Demaree, 



Beeswax adulteration Holtermann, 



Beeswax and paralfine 



Beeswax bleaching 



Beeswax making Styan, 



Bees work at night 



Best bees Bittenbender, 



Biography J. M. Hambaugh. 680— 



W. I. Bucbanan, 745 Prof. Cook, 



Black, shiny bees Bittenbender, 53— Leach, 



117— Berry, 149— Dadant & Son, 181— Peck, 



245 Benjamin, 



Black vs. Italian bees.. Berry, 215- Harker,342— 



Ellingwood, 399- Handell, 499 — Hamilton. 



501 Latham, 



Bounty on honey 



Brood-chambers for Winter 



Brood-rearing, heat for Cushman, 



Bi'own's queer bee-tree 



Bug-juice, 393 Becktell, 214— Lawrence, 393— 



Cook, 453 Foster, 



Bumble-bees Downing, 469— Latham, 



Burr-combs 



107 

 87 

 145 

 567 

 489 

 307 

 21 

 813 

 182 

 248 

 234 

 4()7 

 328 

 426 



532 

 750 

 171 

 210 

 759 



468 

 532 

 360 



California honey crop, 584 Watkins, 45 



Candied comb-honey 521 



Cardinal points in bee-keeping 683 



Careful handling of bees 207 



Carniolan bees, 744 Alley, 136— Highbarger, 



205— Andrews, 400— Chalmers, 463— Green, 

 466, 626— Holtermann, 472— McLeod, 499— 

 Alley, 524— Greiner,562—Quigley,686— Fisher, 789 



Carpenter bees Cook, 550 



Castle made in beeswax 231 



Cellar, dampness in Miller, 279 



Cells of honey-bees Raigent, 334 



Changing hives and fixtures Doolittle, 491 



Climate of Florida ...Aspinwall, 820 



Colony or swann?72, 232.. Hewitt,526 -Wander, 533 



Comb-foundation Petts, 313 



Comb-honey, where to keep Bowers, 308 



Combs Doolittle, 104— Trego, 589 



Convention, how to conduct Calhoun, 276 



Conventions— 



Capital (Illinois) England, 529 



Carolina .,. Rankin, 272 



Central Canada Holtermann, 469 



Colorado Knight, 716— English, 786 



Erie County, N. Y Meatyard, 80 



Georgia 583 



Germany Roese, 558 



Haldimand, Ont Rose. 468 



Illinois Stone, 102,376, 392 



Iowa, 151 Bittenbender. 426 



Michigan Hilton, 565 



Missouri 685 



Nebraska Heater, 460 



Northern Illinois 374 



Northwestern 582,718, 749 



Rock River, Ills Burtch, 304 



Southern California Brodbeck, 436, 596 



Utah Swaner, 817 



Cover for frames 457 



Croup remedy Compton, 183 



Crowding the brood-nest, 720 Dayton, 497 



Cutting bee-trees 52 



Decisions about bees 170, 266 



Department of agriculture and bees . . . .648, 7.50, 791 



Detroit bee and honey show. 391 



Different strains of bees Pratt, 204 



Diseases of bees— black diarrhea Berry, 597 



Distance bees go to pasture Smith, 281 



Division-boards 749 



