AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



825 



PASTURAGE FOB BEES— 



Alfalfa, 134 Milleson, 180- 



Walker, 519 Stolley, 782 



Asters Fisher, 564 



Basswood Aspinwall, 182 



Black jacks' acorns 723 



Black locust Thurlow, 83 



Black oak Watkins, 45 



Blue thistle Carter 51 



Blue vervain Collier, 150 



Buckwheat Cassady, 84 



Catnip Barclay, 143 



Chestnut Barclay, 142 



Cleomella augustifolia Cook, 693 



Cotton Douglas, 23 



English ivy 503 



Firevveed Cook, l7l— Heddon, 240 



Golden-rod Greeley. 439, ."^Bs 



Goura coccinea Cook, 171 



Heart' s-ease Esken, 84— Kincaid, 343 



Honey plants of Indiana Moore 6i8 



Horsemint Douglass, 403 



Lilac, Calif ornian Watkins, 45 



Manzanitas Watkins, 45 



Milk weed, 182 Duclos, 725 



Mint Wilber, 343 



Motherwort 236 



Orange bloom Watkins, 178 



Parsnip, wild Barclay, 144 



Pleurisy root 51 



Polygonum 305, 361 



Portulacca Barclay, 143 



Purple asters Thurlow, 83 



Raspberry Holtermann, 21— Rich, 83 



Red clover Kincaid, 343 



Saw palmetto Watkins. 17 



Smart-weed Pitzer, Si- 

 Harrison, 217 Pritchard. 404 



Sourwood Douglas, 23 



Sumac Carter, 51 



Sweet clover 51, 746 



Sweet corn Harrison, 217 



Verbena Bond, 270 



Wild parsnips. Barclay, 142 



Willow herb 709 



POKTBT— 



Be just to every man Weddington, 199 



Bees and butterflies 271 



Bees and crickets Kent, 2t»9 



Down among the people 269 



Each man builds himself Young, 457 



Every year Parvin, 485 



Golden autumn sun 389 



Golden-rod in November .^ Scott, 651 



Honey bee's refrain Meredith, 431 



Maiden and the bee Dunlap, 489 



Merry hum of bees Jones, 630 



Motto for the young i... 517 



National flower Warner, 680 



Nearest jlream , 549 



Old-time songs 458 



Proudest motto 517 



Rain Smith, 13 



Resignation Longfellow. 808 



Roses everywhere 133 



Skies of November 677 



Swarm deserting its hive 790 



Thanksgiving Akers, 684 



Telling it to the bees 364 



Too true Parvin, 485 



Trees, flowers and birds 522 



Wasp and bees 425 



Winter's icy spell Meredith, 431 



Work and play Diehl, 103 



Preparing bees for winter, 628 Miller, 400— 



Ellingwood, 335— Kretchmer, 531— Minor, 565 

 —Taylor, 406. 558-Dibbern. 529-Secor, 630— 



Taylor, 661— Hutchinson, 709 Ponder, 726 



Preserving empty combs Camm, 435 



Price of honey in California Wilson, 815 



Prodigal son, a parody Kelley, 44 



Propolis Stockwell, 147— Demaree, 275— 



Doolittle, 395 Hollenbeck, 405 



Punic bees, 167, 203, 263, 535. 774. .Pratt, 47, 274, 

 373, 398, 562 — Alley, 372 — Johnson. 472— 



Cowan, 554, 629, 747, 811 Hewitt, 660 



Punic andMinorcan bees, 535 Cowan, 811 



Putting bees into the cellar, 777 Doolittle, 778 



Queen, 15 years old 390 



Queen-cups Doolittle, 264 



Queens, caging during a honey-flow — Watkins, 179 



Queens, catching Harrison, 54 



Queens, how to find, 204 Doolittle, 213 



Queens, bees killing them Miller, 216 



Queen-e.YCluding honey-boards Heddon, 48— 



Tinker. 141 Cyrenius, 557 



Queens, introducing old virgins 



Demaree, 628 Hewitt, 722 



Queens, mating late Faylor, 145 



Queen of Sheba and the bees 312 



Queen's peculiarities Miller, 502 



Queen mismated, progeny of 555 



Queen-rearing, Doolittle's method Moore. 48 



Queen-trade Robinson, 271— Alley, 330 



Kain-making...Penfleld, 276, 594, 597— Sandford, 578 

 Reason or instinct in bees, 558. .Holbrook. 587— 



Todd, 784 Demaree, 813— Fisher, 821 



Review of Cowan's book Root, 18 



Robber bees, 312, 599 Doolittle, 239 



Rocky Mountain bees 118 



Section press Leach, 234 



September work in the apiary 408 



Sexes of trees Fuller, 567 



Shade for bee-hives... Miller, 86— Hutchinson, 270 



Sheep and bees Vance, 440 



Shipping bees by rail and wagon Finch, 786 



Sh ipping bees 806 



Shipping crates, size of 751 



Skunks as bee-eaters, 1.50 Wellman, 371 



Smoker fuel, 55 Root, .503 



Smoker requisites Prichard, 311 



Snow covering bees in winter Doolittle, 618 



Sound made by flying bees. .Leader, 242— Miller, 306 



Spraying bees to prevent swarming 281 



Spraving fruit trees, 7, 423, .581 Cook, 206 



Statistics of bees and honey, 86 Canadian, 203 



Stings 55 



Stores for winter Dayton, 112 



Stray straws Miller, 551 



Successful apiarists Gregory, 341— Null, 690 



Sugar syrup for winter stores Roby, 534r— 



Pouder, 440 Cars well, 504 



Sugar syrup in sections Latham, 500, 564 



Superiority of the Italian bee Brendle, 810 



Supers for extracting Gemmill, 656 



Swarm catcher, 346 Taylor, 211, 311 



Swarm inside of a hobby-horse 247 



Swarm hives Harris, 22 



Swarmed to death 54 



Swarming fever Harrison, 151 



Swarming indications 14, 247 



Swarming in a mountainous country . .Watkins, 178 

 Swarming, prevention of, 86, 720 . . .Faylor, 303— 



Dadant, 427 Doolittle, 617 



Swarms in the fall Harrison, 345 



Temperature in bee houses, 808 Lower, 755 



Thunder storms and the honey crop... Bull, 76— 



Rapp, 150 Brown, 177 



Time in developing bees 297 



Time to equalize stores . ^ Johnson, 822 



Tool house Rice, 139 



Toronto exhibition Holtermann, 437 



Trade-mark Bennett, 1 77 



Transferring bees from box-hives 



Hilton. 1 10 Vance, 243 



Transporting bees 267, 268, 269 



Umbrella in the apiary 377 



Unfinished sections Watkins, 178 



Union lawsuits Cole, 102, .360, 389-Null, 390 



Uniting and feeding bees Frazier, 653 



Uniting weak colonies 629, 630 



Unripe honey for stores 377 



Ventilation of winter quarters 651, 712 



Visit to California 549 



Water for bees Andre, 154 



Water swallows and bees 390 



Wax secretions 749 



Weather and the sun 169 



Wedges or screws in section-cases 363 



Weighing bees Tarey, 404 



Welcome in different countries 472 



When bees will swarm 247 



Whitewash for out-door work 14 



Why bees die in winter 661 



Winters, benefit of cold ones 249 



Winter clamps Newland, 360 



Wintering on summer stands 



Costello w, 563 Hutchinson, 592 



Winter problem • .Pierce, 486 



Wiring brood-frames Buckmaster, 301 



Women as bee-keepers Null, 335— Atchley, 



346— Allvn, 523 • . .Martin, 742 



World's Fair (Ohio exhibit) Root, 179 



workers chasing drones Harrison, 184 



Young bees and fall honey '. 440 



