AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



887 



Comb-t'oundation, it pays to use 



Comb-honey, not artitlcial Jeffrey, 



Comb-honey, out-door wintering Kirkpatrick, 



Comb-honey, surplus supers for 



Comb-honey, hives tor 



Comb-honey, termentation of 



Comb-honey, production of 



Comb-honey, sections for 



Comb-honey vs. extracted Gould, 



Combs built on the limb of a tree 



Combs, care of empty Stewart, 



Combs for market 



Conventions, how to make successful.. Baldwin, 

 CoveriDg for frames 



Dead-air space Nut, 246— Doolittle, 



Distance that bees go for nectar 



Doing as other people say Scott, 



Do not give your honey away Baldridge, 



Echos 



E( onomy in bee-keeping. 249 Brantigam, 



Educate the children correctly Bugbee, 



Entering hive Pratt, 



Essays at conventions Miller, 18— Secor, 



Excellence is cheapness Cook, 



Excluders for comb and extracted-honey 



Martin, 



Exhibits at fairs, 70, 367 Coppin, 293— Ickes, 



Experience of a novice Junkin, 



Extracted-honey. production of GriflQth, 



Extracting in cold weather 



Fall rains and the honey crop Keplogle, 



Feed the bees Miller. 



Feeder, cheap Hill, 278— Graham, 



Feeder, honey-comb Buss, 



Feeding bees, 44, 698. .McKinnon, 14— Harrison, 



168— Stewart, 350— Axlell, 518 Heddon, 



Fertilization of plants 



Flowers, bees visiting ditferent 



Miller, 281 Hatch, 



Food , larval Cook. 



Forests, destruction of 



Foul-brood. .Chalmers ,18— Pringle, 26-Pratt, 69 

 — Robinson, 73, 374, 577— Taylor, lie— Jones, 

 118— Koeppen, 156— Cornell, 219, 538— Tinker, 

 314— McEvoy, 350 — Barclay, 450 — Meeker, 

 455— Tefft, 488 — Smith, 534 — Adams, 613 — 



Cook, 613— Faylor, 607, 832 Dewey, 



Foul-brood spread by comb-foundation 



Cornell, 447. 801— Dadant, 470, 803 -Hunt, 

 471, 803— Root. 513. 803— Jones, 566— Daniher, 



Frames, deep or shallow 



Frames, fixed or hanging Dayton, 



Frames for a migratory apiary 



Frames, how to handle Hatch, 



Frames. Langstroth Miner, 



Frea k of nature, strange Prichard, 



Freight classification Calvert, 



Frost, damage by 



408 

 43 

 544 



46 



72 

 185 

 381 

 472 

 510 

 680 

 678 

 378 

 797 

 218 



519 

 679 

 355 

 540 



8 

 671 

 350 

 168 

 115 

 583 



317 

 456 

 231 

 163 

 114. 



228 

 286 

 516 

 549 



731 

 113 



643 

 834 

 249 



712 

 446 

 799 

 88 

 639 

 547 

 132 

 640 

 631 



General Sherman loved honey 551 



German bee-periodicals, review of Dennler, 23 



Getting used to a thing Root, 674 



Glad summer is near ( poem ) 599 



Gloves for handling bees 601 



Glue for adhering to tin Brubaker, 551 



Good air and honey 10 



Good-by, old year (poem ) 10 



Greatest value and least cost Lacy, 386 



Haunts of bees— bee-trees Harrison, 



Hive, Bay state Blankin, 



Hive covers, cloth instead of tin for 



Hive covers, to prevent leaking 



Hiver and drone-trap Petrie, 665, 



Hives and other fixtures Bunch, 



H i ves, color for 



Hives, dovetailed 



Hives, eight or ten-frame 



Hives, facts about, large or small Todd, 



Hives, for all purposes Watkins, 



Hives, for wintering King. 



Hives, modified Langstroth Cooley. 



Hives, most practical all-purpose Ashcraft, 



Hives, protection of single-walled Weller, 



Hives, Quinby closed-end Backensto, 



Hives, single-walled, and foul-brood Tinker, 



Hives, ten-frame, for profit Wolcott, 



Hivi ng box Pouder, 



1 1 oney, aroma and color of Doolittle, 



1 1 oney-boards, 795 Doolittle. 796, 



Honey, bounty for liams, 



Honey-bee— prize essays Richmond, 21, 



Honey as food and medicine 42, 406, 834— 



1 larrison, lo Hasty, 



Honey cans, tin 



Honey, comb and extracted GriflSth, 



Honey crop, cause of failure of Muth, 



51 



25 

 550 

 731 

 700 



22 

 113 

 249 

 475 

 251 



14 

 646 

 292 

 512 

 573 

 262 

 314 

 193 

 808 

 834 

 807 

 481 



109 

 707 

 260 



Honey crop, forecasting Miller, 225 



Honey crop, prospects, .520 Dayton, 768 



Honey, demand for 8 



Honey dew 190 



Honey, do bees make? Root, 184 



Honey, effect of weatliL-r on Powers, 194 



Honey exhibits McKnight, 254 



Honey exhibits, standaiil for West, 647 



Honey, extracted, and beeswax . 408 



Honey, fermentation in Demaree, 314 



Honey, from pine trees Fisher, 197 



Honey, grading, in California Gridley, 516 



Honey, granulated Grimshaw, 43— Conner, 246 



Honey producers, women as Harrison, 76 



Honey producing plants McKnight, 190 



Honey production, hints on Pratt, 602 



Honey — pure nectar 760 



Honey, some old Aikin, 285 



Honey, sour 794 



Honey, stock of, on market 107 



Honey vinegar, method of making 834— 



Hachenberg 510 



Horticulturists and bee-keepers 232 



Ice-bound 42 



Incorporation 6 



Increase, 805 Pratt, 583— Hutchinson, 708 



Incubating poultry eggs Goldsborough, 4.52 



Insuring bees Ashby, 26— Langdon, .57 



Invocation to spring (poem) Robinson, 6(K» 



Importation of Queens. 762 Jones, 160 



Italian bees, degenerate Miller, 113 



Italian drones, purity of 446 



Italianizing an apiary . .Duncan, 130- Getaz, 229— 



Mitchell, 293 Kildow, 357 



Italianizing and dividing Petty, 51ft 



Italians, 5-banded Hildenbrandt, 507 



Items of interest from Europe Roese, 412 



Keep up the price of honey Heddon, 508 



Kerosene for propolis 45 



Killed to save honey Wilson, 677 



La grippe, honey for Loun, 344 



Level, how to make a cheap Smith, 155 



Locating queens after dividing colonies 



Doolittle 15 



Life is work (poem) Lyster, 613 



List of bee-keepers' associations 825 



Little here and there (poem) Smith, 155 



Markings of bees, improving Faylor, 570 



May flowers (poem) Burnett,- 638 



Mating time Aikin, 124 



Memory in bees 44 



Mice in the apiary 57 



Microbes Halsted, .536 



Mildew and dampness Wheelock, 549 



Mistakes often made 775 



Mixing honey ■ 1 14 



More sugar for the money Salisbury, .583 



Mother bee Secor, 413 



Moth miller and foul-brood Leech, 382 



Moths, freezing to destroy 615 



Moving bees, 38 Tubbs, 26,— Downing, 193— 



Aikin, 123 Dibbern, 512 



Neck-yoke for carrying hives McFarland, 734 



Nectar— secretion Aikin, 285— Robinson, 645 



Night work in the hive 



Obituary— 



Bull, Theodores 



Hathaway, Dr. Stephen 566 



Williams, Morris A 565 



Opening hives before spring 282 



Outside case, advantages of Pratt, 580 



Packages for extracted-honey 



Wright. 165 Lamon, 806 



Packing, absorbent Marsh, 485— Roese, 676 



Packing, spring and winter 



Barrows, 295 ('ollius, 519 



Painting hives, 474 Rice, 383 



Paris green on potatoes 187 



Passageways for bees Heddon, 737 



Patent rights Aspinwall, 228— Cook, 295 



Perfume and honey Doolittle, 168 



Philosopher Joe 232 



Plants, trees and honey Harrison, 550 



Pollen-gathering drones (V) 46 



Pollen gathering by queenless colonies 



Draper. 379, 480 



Pollen bearers Doolittle. 411- 



Paulsen. 548 Bugbee, 733 



Pointers about bees Bunch, 291 



Poison on fruit-bloom 1 . 473 



Preconceived notions 734 



