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MAIN LIBRARY AGRIC. DEPT.
INDEX TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Afair, D. L.83 123. Argus,-29, 99,
109, 183. Alford, L. F-32, 238. Ashcomb,
Wm.-25. Alley, H.-126. Avis-147. Ab-
be, E. P.-148. Argo, R. M.-177. Arter,
Joshua-193. Atkinson, John-196. Ander-
son, J.-233. Allen, N. P.-246. A., E.-250.
Arnold, A. H.-250.
Bornemann, W.-3. Brown, J. P. H.-4.
Burbank, D.-42. Balch, A. C.-24. Buch-
ananan, John, A.-25. Barfoot, John,-47,
168. Boyd, W. S.-70, 270. Brooks, J. M.-
71. Bolin, J.-76, 118. Badgerow, A.-118.
Burnt, Child-118. B., W. A.-142.
ton, F.-159, 172, 243. Ballard, O. L.-168.
Burdick, L.-168. Baynard, J. W.-171.
Bird, W. W.-180. Burch, H. A.-205, 253.
Baker, Dr.-217. Badders, O.-219. Bur-
gess, G. T.-228. Bledsoe, J. R.-228. Bene-
dict, A.-231. Bechly, F.-232. Bourgeois,
Dr.-234. Bidwell, H. E.-243. Bosshard,
H.-245. Brokaw, D.-245. Black, S. H.-
245. Buchanan, R. D.-252. Butler, J.-270.
Cook, Prof. A. J.-33, 92, 116, 137, 139, 162.
Campbell, Mr.-24. Condit, Mrs. V. C.-25.
Carpenter, N. M.-46. Coble, Eli-47. Cor-
nelius, T. J.-70. Curry, H. E.-70, 118.
Corbin, G. E.—71. Cameron, N.-80. C.,
N. M.-132. Claussen, H.-142. Cristie, J.
H.-168. Cramer, J. W.-207. Colborn, P.
J.-228. Carson, L.-231. Curry, R.L.-251.
Doolittle, G. M.-14, 126, 158. Dadant, C.
P.-15. Dzierzon,-23. Davis, W. J.-25,
32. Decker, Dr. É. G.-24. Davis, J. L.-
46. Dadant, Ch.-63, 85, 93, 94, 108, 115, 125,
158, 160, 258, 260. Dodds, T. J.-70. D., M.
D.-119. Dawson, John-142. Dorr, J. M.
-148. Duffeler, Jos.-163. Davis, J.-184.
Difany, E.-193. Dipman, J. F.-217.
vickey, John-238. Dart, R.-247.
English, C. H.-168. E., M. A.-185. Em-
bry, M. T.-193. Edgefield,—202, 260.
El-
Freeborn, S. J.-25. Foulston, J. A.-25.
Fowler, E. S.-70, 95. Faulkner, Wm.-70.
Forbush, B. G.-71, 238. Finnell,-129.
Gallup, E.-27, 65, 70, 100, 133, 164, 168, 178,
200. Grey, A.-24. G., E. K.-159. Grimm,
C.-193, 208. Grunther, J. H.-206. Grabbe,
F.-217. Goodlander, H.-246, 271. Grimm,
A.-272.
Hester, M. C.-38, 181, 227. Harper, J.-
24. Hunter, Thos. H.-25. Hoagland, Seth
-47. Heddon, Jas.-80, 179. Hussey, John
-89. Hart, J. A.-94. Hart, A. F.-94.
Hutchins, Thos.-95, Hazen, Jasper-106,
110, 134, 163, 254. Hall, D. M.-118. Houtz,
Wm. -119. Harrison, Mrs. L.-148, 165,
Hart, A. H.-156. Hibbard, C. D.-197.
Hausbaugh, D.-200. H., O.-223. Harri-
son, R. W.--271.
Isham, C R-79, 180 Irish, W S-118
Jones, P D-94 James, L-187 Jones, Joseph
-217 Joslin, Dr C M-233 Johnson, M-288
Kruschke, J D-89, 68, 77, 79, 110, 183, 198. Kel-
logg, W M-24, 89, 169, 182, 217, 229 Kretchmer,
E-66 Kruschke, H 0-94, 188 Kirtland,
Jared, 94 Keller, Ď H-94 Kitchen, A E-269
Lou-28 Liston, E-24, 180 Love, J F-24
Lay, John M-25 Linswik, Cyula-58, 82 Lun-
derer, B-103 Luethi, S-168
Marvin, J M-15, 193 Moore, J E-19 Mc-
Kee, W J-24 Middleworth, John-25 Mont-
gomery, J F-46, 80, 203 McNitt, E-71. 205
Miller, C C-78 McCallum, D8-94 Murphy,
RR-94 Maxfield, J A-94 McFatridge, P W
-112 Muth, C F-118, 186 Moore, J P-119, 202,
257
Morris Wm-142
Mitchell, J B-128
Muir, Wm-157 M, Mrs W-178 Murray, A J
-184, 252 Miller, R-199 Millett, C C-208, 228
Mangold, E-288 M, M-238 Miller, I S-272
Novice, 40, 100, 127,
47 Nesbit, H-70
Newcomb, S J-204
M-281
154, 177, 217 Noble, H M--
Nevins, M-149, 169, 196, 206
Newton, Walter-217 N,
O'Neil, M A-32, 111, 221, 287 Otes, E-245
Porter, J W-26 Palmer, DD-30, 71, 142, 291,
208, 227 Price, R B-47 Porter, Dr D R-94
Porter, S-118, 195, 255 Pope, A J-119 Perry,
Wm-168 Peden, N K-198 Pike, D A-217
Pierce, T-245 Pelham, W C--258, 256
Quinby, M-101, 106, 168
Root, A I-5, 70 Reed, Mrs H V-21 Kapp, J
B-24 Rasmussen, Wm Muth-25, 104 Root,
H-25 Rich A R-95 Ruggles, Seymour-95,
288 Riley, CV-128 R, B-182 Ramsey, J B-
205 Reynolds, Wm-245 Rush, Dr W B-260
Riggs, W H-286 Roop, H M-289
Scott, Jas-25 Saunders, Anna-25, 67 Scott,
S-46 Standefer, W F-47, 70 Scholl, J-71
Stokes, C W-106 Smith, Thaddeus-107
Steeley, W M-118 S, H W-118
129, 201 Sanford, E D, 131 Sheldon, E A-133,
142 Smith, A-142 Simmons, J M-143 Sear-
les, F-148, 168 Some, C-195 Sorrick, M-217
Solisburg, A-280 Stevens, S W-238
gent, C A-248 Spaids, Mrs S E-250
man, D A-259
Talbot, PJ-24 Tenant, W H-47
klns, Geo 0-47 Trullinger, A A-47
ley, J H-109 Tupper, Mrs E S--118
G--217 Truman, PC--229 Terry, M-238
Wright, A T--7, 66 Wilson, M-20 Watkins,
J T--25 Wells. D I--70 Wahl, J--71 Wood-
land, F--119 W--129 Wilson, Will--131 Wix-
om, H W--142 Wells, J R--175, 225 Wilcox, J
R--202
Wil-
W, G T--238 Wilson, J B--238
son, A--244, 247 West, M D--245 Wing, on the
--248
Young, CL--47
Zimmerman, G W--217
Answer to Mr. Bird, 250
Artificial Swarming etc., 86
Apiary for May, 103
Apiculture in Kansas, 111
Adair talks about Novice, 123.
Ants and Cockroaches, 177.
Artificial Queens, 180.
Artificial Pasturage, 231
Artificial Swarming, 148.
Artificial Swarms, 182.
Auxiliary Societies, 291
Bee-Keeping in Weser Valley, 3
Bee Anomalies, 4
Bee Feeder and Smoker, 8
Bee Notes from Darwin, 30
Bee Keeping for Farmers, 31
Bee-Keepers' Meetings, 44
Bee Disease, 75
Bee Disease in Western N. Y., 79
Bee Stings, 90
Bee Notes and Queries. 126.
Bee-Keeping in the South, 128, 224.
Bee-ology in Kentucky, 129.
Bee Malady, 149.
Bee-Keeping, 185.
Bee Notes, 202.
Bee Notes from Putnam Co., Ill., 223
Bee or Wasp Stings, 233
Bee Report, 244
Bee-Keeping in General, 252
Bee Prospects, 255
Bee-Farming in Broome Co., N. Y., 257
Bee Parasite, 259
Bees and their Winter Habits, 33
Bees Eating Grapes, 108, 148, 166, 207
Bees vs. Fruit, 109
Bees' Breathing, 129.
Bees as Architects, 156.
Bees, Birds and Grapes, 171.
Bees and the Centennial, 192.
Bees in New Zealand, 228'
Bees Swarming, 247
Bees and Orchard Houses, 253
Berlepsch on Culture of Rape, 79
Business Notice, 16
Central Iowa Association, 21
Central Iowa Association, 52
Care of Honey Bees in Winter, 66
Cheap and Good Feeder, 78
California for Bees, 80
Clipping Queen's Wings, 83
Criticism Examined, 101
California as a Bee Location, 104
Clipping Queen's Wings, 113
Cause of Bee Swarming, &c., 174.
Caution, 183.
Consolidation,
Chips, 197.
Chips from Sweet Home, 29, 201, 208, 226.
Changing the Pasture of Bees, 250
Cost of Fencing in the United States, 251
Close of the Volume, 292
Doolittle's Article. 14, 126, 158.
Do Bees make Honey? 15
Dzierzon, 38
Do Bees Injure Fruit? 63, 128, 157, 158.
Do Bees Destroy Fruit? 76
Double-Story Hives, 181.
Does Bee Culture Pay? 185.
Death of Dr. L. J. Dallas, 287
Early and Full-developed Queens, 22
Extractor vs Honey Boxes, 130.
Enterprising Settler in Neb., 138,
Extraordinary March Swarming, 137..
Entrance Hole to Hives, 189.
Feeding Bees, etc., 32
Feeding Bees, 80
Flax Cultivation in Nebraska, 237
Foreign Department, 260
Feeding Bees, 163.
Fruit and Forest Culture, 176.
Gallup on Artificial Queens, 164.
Gallup's Corn as a Honey-plant, 27
Good Bee location-Rape Seed, 29
Gallup's New Idea Hive, 133.
Gallup Again, 178.
Gallup and Queen Rearing, 179.
Granulated Honey, 260
Honey Extractor, 5
How to Feed and Winter Bees, 7
Hints to Ladies, 20
Hints to Correspondents, 18
How to extract Honey, 109
How to make Artificial Swarms, 148.
How to introduce Queens, 159.
Handling a Delicate Subject, 172.
How to introduce Virgin Queens, &c., 184.
Honey Dew, 189.
Honey Dealers, 192.
How to get rid of Drones, 200.
Hints from Bee-Keepers, 202.
Honey resources of the Prairie, 216.
Hopes, Disappointments and Realizations
of Bee-Keepers, 221
How I Introduce a new Queen, 231
How a Swarm hangs to the Branch, 234
Honey Men of Oneida, Ill., 247
Handling and Quieting Bees, 252
Honey Crops of San Diego, 266
Italian Bees, their Worthlessness, 10
Is Black Comb Useful? 39
Italian Bees, 68
Index to back Volumes, 78
Items from Argus, 99
Italian Queen raising, 126.
Is Success Attainable, 204.
Italians vs. Black Bees, 227
Jefferson County Meeting, 207.
Kansas Association, 219
Kansas Pacific Railway, 238
Kentucky Apiary, 256
Letter from Kansas, 28, 81
Letter from Miss Anna Saunders, 67
Lady's Experience, 173.
Length of Flight of Bees, 289
Michigan Convention, 26
Mississippi Association, 32
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