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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



Index to Vol. XXVll. 



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. 



Above all Shiues the Sun (poem) Meredith, 



Account with the bees, keeping Marsh, 



Adaptation tor the business Doolittle, 



Address to the honey-bees Culiinan, 



Adulterated honey and protection Harmer, 



Adulteration. .Heddon.l 18— Smith, 416— Walker, 

 Advice to beginners.. Miller, 262 -Heddon, 283— 



Pouder, 423 Roese, 



After-swarming, prevention of, 56 De Witt, 



An idea worthy of consideration Dewev, 



Ants, 679, Westphal, 



Apiary destroyed Smith, 



Apiary, locating Pouder, 454— Crisman, 



Apiary, managing for surplus honey Massic, 



Apiary, neatness in Pouder, 



Apiaries, management of Axtell, 



Apiarist's paradise Grover, 



Apicultural associations Holtermann, 



Apicultural inventions Root, 119— Lacy, 



Apicultural journalism Newman, 



Apicultural Notes... Young, 16, 120, 192, 2.57, 354, 



453, 543, 707. 828— Aten, 157, 384. 481, 605. 



735 Clark, 542, 



Apicultural school in Germany Roese, 



Apiculture, experiments in 



Apiculture in agricultural schools Miller, 



283 

 485 

 89 

 115 

 158 

 642 



4.54 

 738 

 546 

 43 

 505 

 739 

 541 

 584 

 831 

 390 

 287 

 191 

 125 



676 



382 



614 



52 



Bee-cellar for winter Andre, 25 



Bee-cellars, temperature of 169 



Bee-escape, Porter spring Shuck, 771 



Bee-escapes, 75 Miller, 78— Dibbern, 19ti 



Bee-feeder Deadman, .507 



Bee-fever Pouder, 114 



Bee in a telephone 199 



Bee-keepmg a national industry 743 



Bee-keeping and farming 808 



Bee-keeping, 224 Miller, 77— Bingham. 161— 



Smith, 162 Roese, 67« 



Bee-keeping and poultry rearing Sherman. 767 



Bee-keeping, discouragements of Freeborn, 770 



Bee-keeping, funny side of Rambler, 1 1 



Bee-keeping, past and future Kilgore, 486 



Bee-keeping, popular errors regarding. ..Hatch, 643 



Bee-keepers' college 763 



Bee-keepers of ye olden time Harrison, 78 



BEE-KEEPING IN— 



Asia Minor 679 



('alif ornia, 695 Eames, 439 



Colorado, 110 Emery, 742 



Cuba, 10 Osburn, 679 



England 599, 794 



Iowa Syphrit, 251 



Missouri liams, 738 



Oklahoma Furber, 484 



Southern Colorado Blair, 799 



Southern Wisconsin Guenther, 605 



Vermont Douglas, 769 



Bee-Keepers' Union, 215, 326, 567, 664, 665 



Heddon, 118— Shiver, 167— Harrison, 182— 

 Root, 533— France, 571, 666— Hart, 279, 696— 

 ; Beitel, 824 



Bee laws in Germany 45 



Bek PASTUKAGE- 



Alfalfa, 113 Carter, 261— Raney, 291— Aikin, 



359— Sprague, 711 Warner, 713 



Alsike clover 248 



Asters and golden-rod Adams, 357— Latham, 420 



Basswood 375 



Buckwheat 793 



Cleome. 69 776 



Clover, 698, 743 Roop, 378— 



Miller, 679 Nydegger, 835 



Flax 645 



Horsemint Douglass, 835 



Persimmon Fisher, 773 



Poplar trees EHingwood, 294— Mahin. 354— 



Kelley, 388 — Barclay, .540 — Massic, 517 — 



Wilson, 713 



Ragweed 377 



Ratton Douglass, 835 



y oupon Douglass, 835 



Bee-legislation Hughes, 474 



Bee notes from California Watkins, 387, 414 



Bee, Punic, 701 766 



Bee shed for winter repository Edwards, 158 



Bees and fruit, 6y Israel, 39— Wyss, 79— 



Styer, 131— Swezey, 256— Grundy, 344— Alex- 

 ander, 385— Gay ton. 409 Mueller, 763 



Bees and honey and farmers Dow, 410 



Bees and poultry, 77 Woodworth, 20 



Bees as protectors Harrison, 12 



Bees, black, shin v Craig, 678— Peck, 



737 : Replogle, 805 



Bees, candy for 42 



Bees, Carniolan, 77 Jardine, 130 



Bees, carefully bred 834 



Bees, carrying out brood 827 



Bees, cause of dying Dzierzon, 47 



Bees, cause of freezing Doolittle, 50 



Bees, cross Miller, 823 



Bees, dead Duff, 115— Smith, 487— Harrison, 743 



Bees disturb a picnic 249 



Bees, facts about Miller, 409 



Bees injuring llowers Miller. 225 



Bees in the greenhouse, 42 Lincoln, 167 



Bees getting started Miller, 514 



Bees, larger worker Smith, 634 



Bees, murdering 45 



Bees, new variety 584 



Bees, one-eyed Cook, 730 



Bees on shares, 667 Hyatt, 437 



Bees refuse to be united 200 



Bees restless in winter Roese. 482 



Bees, should they be taxed Garrett, 669 



Bees starved Backus, 356 



Bees stinging hens 42 



Bees, taking out of the cellar...-. Dibbern, 519 



Bees, to keep from watering troughs 378 



Bees, trouble about Greeley, 633 



Bees uneasy in the cellar Harrison, 478 



Bees uniting in the cellar Handel, 231 



Bees, why they cluster on leaving hives . ..Cook, 680 



Be up and doing (poem) 682 



Biographical— James A. Green Strawn, 635 



Birthday celebration 10 



Box-hives and honey gathering Aten, 518 



Brood, bare-headed Holmberg, 697 



Brood, chilled and foul France, 680 



Brood, chilled, not foul Miller, 698 



Brood-combs, keeping 112 



Brood-frames, space over • 154 



Brood-nest, manipulating, 506 Hoffman, 680 



Brood-nest, spreading Heddon, 732 



Bumble-bees as fertilizers 474 



Burr-combs, how to prevent 221 



CONVENTIONS— 



Brant (Ont.) Anguish, 22 



Bruce ; Tolton, 453 



Capital (Ills.) Yocom, 349 



Eastern Iowa Coverdale, 380 



Erie County (N. Y.) Meatyard, 412 



Haldimand (Ont.) Campbell. 220, 765 



Hamilton County (Ind.) Collins, 325 



Illinois, 213, 27s, 598...Dadant, 108-Miller, 108, 

 230, 374— Harrison, 1,50— Draper, 151— \ocom, 



246-Heddon, 320— Stone, 325 Bobbins, 452 



Indiana 315 



Iowa 832 



Ionia (Mich.) Smith, 708 



Kansas Wayman, 264 



Michigan Hilton, 80 



Missouri Dorn Blaser, 669 



North American, 11,213 Root, 45, 181 



New York Knickerbocker, 222, 284, 320 



North Carolina Griffith, 194 



Northern Illinois Fuller, 75 



Ohio Bennett, 418, 448, 476 



Ontario 187 



Shenandoah Valley Shaver, 666 



Southwestern Wisconsin Rice. 40, 508 



Texas Jones, 546 



Vermont Douglas, 226 



Wisconsin Vance, 288, 502 



Canadian honey Holtermann, 257 



Candied honey, liquefying. 568 



Caterpillars, not Cook, 732 



Chaff hives for winter Bayard, 26 



Clamp for standing-lrame hives 



Gun, 196 Losee, 293 



Clamp, hive and frame Gun, 374 



Clipped queens, destruction of Axtell, 583 



Clipping queen's wings, 89, 382 



Lewis. 13 Markham, 195 



Closed-end frames Taylor, 51— 



Grover. 129 _. Woodward, 258 



Colonies for harvest, rousing ' Dayton, 286 



Comb-foundation, advantages of. ..Hutchinson, 768 



Comb-foundation, freezing 43 



Comb-foundation, fastening in frames 



Henderson, 164 Aikin, 61 1 



