K5 


VANS" & 


OF Bel 


INDEX TO CORRESPONDENTS. 





A.—W. J. Andrews 22, 49, 88, 163, 187, 224, 225, 260, 2 
310, 333, 369, 407, H. Alley 51, 64, 87, 119, 201, 238, 266, mn 
304, 305, 308. 349, 415, 42 iy ~z Anderson a. ie ae Argo 
65, 199, 272, 307, 343, . P. Allen 69, 88, 195, 209, 410, J. 
L. Anderson, ioe’ 276 i 3, H. J. Alvis 160, A. C. Att- 
wood 235, R. Arnold 261, J. Atkinson 276, L.C. Ax- 
tell 335, 'R. M. Anderson 335, W. H. Andrews 341, A 
Beginner 418, M. Adams 419. 





B.—H. Bird 15, _ R.S. Becktell 30, _ 8S. 
51, H. A. Burch 31, 56, 6, 120, 185, 276,340, J. - Ben- 
nett 48, M. M. Baldridge 9, 121, 130, Dr. J. P. Hi. 
Brown 00, 136, J. W. Bittenbender 5l, W. a “Boyd, 
«OFF. Benton 57, 133, 140, 177, 225, 277, 298, 405, T. F. 
Bingham 62, 85, 123, 2065, 20, 235, W.S. Barclay an, J. 
Billings 98, W. Bence 102, Barker & Dicer 122° R. 
Bucon 135, 301, O. Brumfield 156, O.M. Brown 156, 
Jos Brown 158, 161, J. Barfoot 159, C.8. B. 161, Mrs. 
A. Bracket 161, L.C . Bornman if2, W. J. Beal 173, 
A. Benedict 190, aoe Mrs. L. B. Baker 194, i 
A. Bills 197, P. Bossert 204, D. Bartgis 207, J. M. 
Brooks 219, 259, J. Best 220, W.G. Bailey 240, R. E. 
Bush 278, J. D. Bedell 297, O. F. Bledsoe 334, H. L. 
Brush 351, N, N. Betsinger 332. Dr. Botts 41i, E. R. 
ee 414, Ww. B. 4 Gn AE. Baldwin 420, 

. B. Barker 422, H. B. 422. 


S. Butler 30, 


C.—W. F. Clark U, 13,46, W. gig 16, A. (Chap- 
man 16, A.J. Cook 18, 67, 93, 96, 101, 168, 189, 22 

315, 371, N. Cameron 20, 163, _ Jd. v 
203, W.H. Conklin 47, R. c. Cameron 7, D. Clifton 
51, J.T. Connley 52, 126, R. Clough 58, 242, J. M. 
Camp 53, J.S. Coe 57, ion, 158, 310, P. P. Collier 67, 
68, 101, 302, 347, O. Clute $7, 227, 304, M. M. Callen 102, 
J. H. Christie 121, F. P. Clark 133, RL. Curry 125, 
F. W. Chapman 155, 201, S$. Corneil 155, Crow foot 
Bros. 159, E. Culver 162; W. Cam 162, 211, 314, A. B. 
Cheney 166, 173, 329, H. Christ 202, O. E. Clark 207, 
F. Claussen 240, John Crowfoot 276, J. Z. Carr 278, 
W. E. Connett 301, A.U. Crosby 315, G. Ww: Chureh 
333, R.A. Calvin’ 350, O, Courtney 350, E. Cori 406, 
I. M. Camp 420. 


D.—G. M. Doolittle 14, 347, 364, 370, 417, 422, J.L. 
Davis 14, 65, ¢ Of, F. R. Davis 15, M, _D. DuBois’ 16, Dr. 
Dzierzon 23,2 223, C. Dadant 24, 25, 27, 84, 96, 106, 157, 164, 
203, 231, 2: BY, 269, 305, 308, 350, 409, P. Dunken 51, 207; 
J. iiveker 52, Mrs. J. W. Dick 53, L.J. Diehl 120, 
131, J. Davis 134, R. Dart 159, J. W. Dodson 159, 8. 
C. Dodge 176, 333, 376, 408, D. M.D. 242, A.J. David- 
son 268, W. Dyer 275, 277. Mrs. J. 8S. Dunham 301, 
J. A. Dirwanger 301, W.J. Davis 302, M. Deunler 
314, Mrs. M. Dunbar 334, N.B. DeVol 336, B. 
Dines 422. 


E.—J. Emmons 51, 162, 204, 240, J. Edmonds 101, 
W. P. Evritt_ 102, 135, isl, 421, 'P. H. Elwood 160, HH: 
D. Edwards 205, 351, E.'S. Edwards 240. 


F.—C. Follett 48, R.Forsyth4l, J. B. Ficklen 52, 
J. F. Flory 82, 156, 275, 301, 3B. Franktin 102, 208, C.J. 
Fox 137, 24, S.S. F etherolf 335. J. Fox 416 


G.—C. Grimm 19,418, W.H. Gesthgn 51, M. 
Glasgow 53, 422, J. W. Guthrie 53, F. Greening 63, 
240, 278,300, J.G. 83, J. W. Greene Tio" 240, 267, G. L. 
Gast 100, A. P. Green 123, LeRoy Gates 7, K.P. 
G. 158, D. Grabble 162, J. M. Good 189, C. Griebeling 

6, C. E. Gaylord 27, J. R. Gossage 221, J. M. Gil- 
lis ba, J. Greene 342, W.H. Green 261, C. A. Ging 
279, cE @ Grey 279. kK. Graysen 208, C. J H. Graven- 
horst 300, 336, 348, M. G. Grigsby 315, A. Graves 
335, J. M. Glenn 341, P. H. Gibbs 413, x uv Gray 420. 








H.—J. E. Hetherington 14,377, J. Wuestis 4, O. 
Halbleib 15, 52, 420, A.J. Haney 16, J.Hazenl7, J. 
Heddon 20, 54, 94, 140, 194, 199, 252, 268, 308, 338, 417, 8. 
Humtftield 47, 182, Mrs. W. Harris, 51, J. Harmon 53, 
157,300. H. Hamilton 68,545, D. E. Haynie 83, 301, J.P. 
Howard a 2&0. Hershey 100, H.S. Harrison 100, 
101, C. M. Halbleib 101, H. G. Hendricks 102, A. HH. 
Hart 120, 206, H. Haines 122, 162, 176, 196, 202, 208 
274, 304, 314, 419, E. Hershey 126, 

a. D. P: Hartford 155, W.P. Hogarty 156, 
H. 8S. Heath 160, J. Harper 162, W. W. Hipolite i62, 


207, L. Hitchcock 185, _- Lenderson 197, 230, 264, 
J. W. Howell 205, E.J. Hill, 205, 






J. E. Hunter 204, 
A. 8S. Haskin 206, Mrs. D. M. Hall 208. H.H. How: ard 
220, J.T’. Hobbs 234, J. H. Hodgkins 240, H. 276, J. 
M. Hicks 277, - Hernard 2 74, G. Na ay 302, J. 
Ww. en 302, C. Hote hkiss, 313, 342, . G. Harvey 
331, C. B. eden 335, N.'T. Horton oe J. ¥. Hen- 
y= Me 351, Ww. M. Hose 374, ~J. H. Hasbrouck 383, 
J. W. Henderson 418, 


I.—G. Llisch 159, 298, I. Ingmundson 161, 204. 
J.—R. Jones 15, M.Johnson 53, Justitia 99, Dr. 


C. M. Joslin 100, G. W. Jenkins 121, 157, 0S side Sores 





125, J. Joslin 189, J. W. Johnson 300, E. M. Johnson 
300, J. A. Johnson 301. 


K.—W. H. Kirk 15,259, W.M. Kellogg 34, 53, 122, 
123, 233, A.C. Kerman 92, W. Kitson i D. Keplar 
126, C. Kellar 135, J. E. Kearns 157, J. Kiser 161, 
R. F. Kedzie 172, W. P. Kellogg 176, J. ti Kelley 189° 
Keyer & Finn 260, F. Krueger 267,275, H.G. King 
302, E. B. Kendall 312, J.H. Kennedy 410. 


L.—B. Lunderer 28, 229, W.W.Lynch30,_ Dr. F. 
Lashier 47, G.J. Longfellow 126, Lover of Italians 
130, M. E: Loehr 155, HH. W. Lee 160, Cyula Linswik 
170, L. M. aes 205, D. P. Lane 205, _F. Ludwig 209, 
L Lindsly 240, .. Lynn 241, L. M. Lindley 242, 336. 

x: % Langdon 2 272, S.M. Locke 309, 348, 385, T. D. 
tn 335, C. H. Leittgens 418. C. ’A. Luce 421, EH. 
L.. Lankton, 422, 8.8. Lyday 422. 


M.—C. F. Muth 13, 59, 88, 124, 196, 240, 258, 275, . 
Mahin 1), 17, 94, 163, 165, 204, 337, P. Miller 15, 30, ‘90, R. 
R. Murphy 16, 159, 185, ‘188, » 

oody 48, Cc. “Miller ; 


Neil 21, 135, 159, 163, F. 
J. P. Moore 60, 418, i 





W. M. 33, W. K. Marshall 53, 
Mayerhoffer 69, M. 88, 176, z F. Montgomery 9, G. 
H. Mackay 100, W. Moorhouse 123, J. Mury 124, J. 
H. Martin 125 , 204, 275, 309, 343, E.G. Martin 126, A. 
B. Mason 126, 419, s. kK. Marsh 128, 387, J.M. Marvin 
WW, O.E. Mead 17, 'T. G. McGaw 161, 208, Cc. R. 
Menz, i8), R. Miller 190, 206, TI’. C. Millett 198, A. J. 
Mackay 204, J. I. Martin 205, W. McCartney 206, D.~ 
8s. McC ‘allum 206, R. Montgomery 206, = McCook 
224, S. Marshall 241, W.L. Moores 261, . F. Moon 
22, ¢ 316, G. F. Merriam 268, 276. C. Mebe rmot 300, 
W. H. Meadow 333, 'T. Moran 335, . “= Crocken 335, 
M. Meteculf 381, = N. McColm 413, . Me Donnell 
418, T’. M. Moore 419, W. Martin 422. 


N.—Novice 14, 293,204, J. H. Nellis 69, 103, 132, 275, 
300, A. Neighbour %, D. P. Niven 161, 204, ‘Miss L: 
J. Noble 204, M. A. Newcomb 301, A Novice 416. 






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0.—D. H. Ogden 62, J.Oatman & Co.100, 273,275, Mrs. 
M.A. O’Niell 100, One who knows 133, A. Osborn 
235, R. B. Oldt 248, 322, J. W. Osborn 277. 


P.—O. 0. Poppleton 14,100, E. gy P— 30, 351,. 


D. D. Palmer 17, —" 68, 87, ‘134, 409, M. 8, JF. 
Pelham 47, 84, v.17. Parham 52, iE ‘Pp 'é 3, J.M. 
Porter 101, J. E. Wioniae 101, E. C. Phiilips 121, 278 
W. Porter 123,227, J. Patterson 162, ’. Perry > 
302, I. KF. Plummer 276. N. Perkins 301, Dr. E. 
Parmly 301, 380, J. P. Parker 422. 


Q.—Quiz 189, 315. 


R.—J. E. ee 3 23, 27,414, W.H. Rafferty 48, J. 
Rooker 54, 314, _B. (es 124, 131, 133, % ee 23, 
H. W. Roop 135, 200. H. B. Rolfe 12, 157. . L. Root 
156, 222, H.M. Roop 1, 418, L. M. keine 180), 206, 
A Reader 203, W. Muth- Rassmussen 242, A. 
Richardson 261, J. L. Richardson 302, L. C. Root 402, 
420, E. Rood 413. 419, A.M. Rhodes 420. 

—J.M. Stephenson 14, W. Stump 52, 101, A. 
alias 59, 204, 234, C. Sonne 6, F. Searles 126, 241, 
C. W. Stokes 126, ' J.O. Shearman 129, Seott & 
Bram biett 14. O. P. Storm 158, Anna Saunders 159, 
206, 273, 298, 1. Sharp 15, 241,335, A. Simons162, H. 
8S. See ‘1, F. Schletzbaum ‘Ww, .L. Smith 206, L. 
Sutliff 208) 311, J. Stoddard 221; 300, A. W. Smith 230, 
W. 'T. Sears _, Subscriber 242 oe d15, 422 F. p 
Stockton 261, . J. Simonds 277 Ww. anley M1. 
W. 8. Slocum sin Southard & poe AG 348, 7. Fs 
Shearer i 79, S.W. Stevens 419, G.C. Soden’ 420, w. 
H. Sedgwick 421. 








T.—A. Tefft 48, Mrs. E.Truman 51, H.N. Ten- 
nant 107, E.J.Thomrs 121, J. Tomlinson 123, 192, 8. 
P. T. 123, G. Thompson 127, M.D. T. 158, L. L. 
‘Triem 162, H. Templeton 186, J. H. Townley 2%, G-. 
H. Teague 329, F. B. Thurbe 


V.—D. Videto 52, J. V. 8 S. L. Vail 123, G. A. 
VanHorn 1233, €.C. VanDeusen 24, P.L. Viallon 
Ooo. 


eW.—C. Weeks 15, R. Wilkin 16, 52, 156,190, 8S. G. 
Md ick 21,%, E. Wellington 85,190, A. P. Wyman 4s, 

. A.W x: rhouse dl, 275, G. H. Wright 120, P. Ww ilde 
13 1, Ww. Walton 121, 128, 133, A. Wright125, W. 
F. Williams 141, N.D. West 100, D. Wurth 162, W. 
H. Ware 187. A. T. Wright 204, J.W —— 205, H. 
F. Walton 206, J. H. Washburn 240, B. wale! e 
240, J. Wemmer 242, A.W. Windhorst 25. H 
White 36, J.C. Williamson 456, M. Wright 340, W. 
Williamson 415. 


Y.—B. P. Yeomans 240. 
* %- a —— 275. 































K5 


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OF Bel 


INDEX TO CORRESPONDENTS. 





A.—W. J. Andrews 22, 49, 88, 163, 187, 224, 225, 260, 2 
310, 333, 369, 407, H. Alley 51, 64, 87, 119, 201, 238, 266, mn 
304, 305, 308. 349, 415, 42 iy ~z Anderson a. ie ae Argo 
65, 199, 272, 307, 343, . P. Allen 69, 88, 195, 209, 410, J. 
L. Anderson, ioe’ 276 i 3, H. J. Alvis 160, A. C. Att- 
wood 235, R. Arnold 261, J. Atkinson 276, L.C. Ax- 
tell 335, 'R. M. Anderson 335, W. H. Andrews 341, A 
Beginner 418, M. Adams 419. 





B.—H. Bird 15, _ R.S. Becktell 30, _ 8S. 
51, H. A. Burch 31, 56, 6, 120, 185, 276,340, J. - Ben- 
nett 48, M. M. Baldridge 9, 121, 130, Dr. J. P. Hi. 
Brown 00, 136, J. W. Bittenbender 5l, W. a “Boyd, 
«OFF. Benton 57, 133, 140, 177, 225, 277, 298, 405, T. F. 
Bingham 62, 85, 123, 2065, 20, 235, W.S. Barclay an, J. 
Billings 98, W. Bence 102, Barker & Dicer 122° R. 
Bucon 135, 301, O. Brumfield 156, O.M. Brown 156, 
Jos Brown 158, 161, J. Barfoot 159, C.8. B. 161, Mrs. 
A. Bracket 161, L.C . Bornman if2, W. J. Beal 173, 
A. Benedict 190, aoe Mrs. L. B. Baker 194, i 
A. Bills 197, P. Bossert 204, D. Bartgis 207, J. M. 
Brooks 219, 259, J. Best 220, W.G. Bailey 240, R. E. 
Bush 278, J. D. Bedell 297, O. F. Bledsoe 334, H. L. 
Brush 351, N, N. Betsinger 332. Dr. Botts 41i, E. R. 
ee 414, Ww. B. 4 Gn AE. Baldwin 420, 

. B. Barker 422, H. B. 422. 


S. Butler 30, 


C.—W. F. Clark U, 13,46, W. gig 16, A. (Chap- 
man 16, A.J. Cook 18, 67, 93, 96, 101, 168, 189, 22 

315, 371, N. Cameron 20, 163, _ Jd. v 
203, W.H. Conklin 47, R. c. Cameron 7, D. Clifton 
51, J.T. Connley 52, 126, R. Clough 58, 242, J. M. 
Camp 53, J.S. Coe 57, ion, 158, 310, P. P. Collier 67, 
68, 101, 302, 347, O. Clute $7, 227, 304, M. M. Callen 102, 
J. H. Christie 121, F. P. Clark 133, RL. Curry 125, 
F. W. Chapman 155, 201, S$. Corneil 155, Crow foot 
Bros. 159, E. Culver 162; W. Cam 162, 211, 314, A. B. 
Cheney 166, 173, 329, H. Christ 202, O. E. Clark 207, 
F. Claussen 240, John Crowfoot 276, J. Z. Carr 278, 
W. E. Connett 301, A.U. Crosby 315, G. Ww: Chureh 
333, R.A. Calvin’ 350, O, Courtney 350, E. Cori 406, 
I. M. Camp 420. 


D.—G. M. Doolittle 14, 347, 364, 370, 417, 422, J.L. 
Davis 14, 65, ¢ Of, F. R. Davis 15, M, _D. DuBois’ 16, Dr. 
Dzierzon 23,2 223, C. Dadant 24, 25, 27, 84, 96, 106, 157, 164, 
203, 231, 2: BY, 269, 305, 308, 350, 409, P. Dunken 51, 207; 
J. iiveker 52, Mrs. J. W. Dick 53, L.J. Diehl 120, 
131, J. Davis 134, R. Dart 159, J. W. Dodson 159, 8. 
C. Dodge 176, 333, 376, 408, D. M.D. 242, A.J. David- 
son 268, W. Dyer 275, 277. Mrs. J. 8S. Dunham 301, 
J. A. Dirwanger 301, W.J. Davis 302, M. Deunler 
314, Mrs. M. Dunbar 334, N.B. DeVol 336, B. 
Dines 422. 


E.—J. Emmons 51, 162, 204, 240, J. Edmonds 101, 
W. P. Evritt_ 102, 135, isl, 421, 'P. H. Elwood 160, HH: 
D. Edwards 205, 351, E.'S. Edwards 240. 


F.—C. Follett 48, R.Forsyth4l, J. B. Ficklen 52, 
J. F. Flory 82, 156, 275, 301, 3B. Franktin 102, 208, C.J. 
Fox 137, 24, S.S. F etherolf 335. J. Fox 416 


G.—C. Grimm 19,418, W.H. Gesthgn 51, M. 
Glasgow 53, 422, J. W. Guthrie 53, F. Greening 63, 
240, 278,300, J.G. 83, J. W. Greene Tio" 240, 267, G. L. 
Gast 100, A. P. Green 123, LeRoy Gates 7, K.P. 
G. 158, D. Grabble 162, J. M. Good 189, C. Griebeling 

6, C. E. Gaylord 27, J. R. Gossage 221, J. M. Gil- 
lis ba, J. Greene 342, W.H. Green 261, C. A. Ging 
279, cE @ Grey 279. kK. Graysen 208, C. J H. Graven- 
horst 300, 336, 348, M. G. Grigsby 315, A. Graves 
335, J. M. Glenn 341, P. H. Gibbs 413, x uv Gray 420. 








H.—J. E. Hetherington 14,377, J. Wuestis 4, O. 
Halbleib 15, 52, 420, A.J. Haney 16, J.Hazenl7, J. 
Heddon 20, 54, 94, 140, 194, 199, 252, 268, 308, 338, 417, 8. 
Humtftield 47, 182, Mrs. W. Harris, 51, J. Harmon 53, 
157,300. H. Hamilton 68,545, D. E. Haynie 83, 301, J.P. 
Howard a 2&0. Hershey 100, H.S. Harrison 100, 
101, C. M. Halbleib 101, H. G. Hendricks 102, A. HH. 
Hart 120, 206, H. Haines 122, 162, 176, 196, 202, 208 
274, 304, 314, 419, E. Hershey 126, 

a. D. P: Hartford 155, W.P. Hogarty 156, 
H. 8S. Heath 160, J. Harper 162, W. W. Hipolite i62, 


207, L. Hitchcock 185, _- Lenderson 197, 230, 264, 
J. W. Howell 205, E.J. Hill, 205, 






J. E. Hunter 204, 
A. 8S. Haskin 206, Mrs. D. M. Hall 208. H.H. How: ard 
220, J.T’. Hobbs 234, J. H. Hodgkins 240, H. 276, J. 
M. Hicks 277, - Hernard 2 74, G. Na ay 302, J. 
Ww. en 302, C. Hote hkiss, 313, 342, . G. Harvey 
331, C. B. eden 335, N.'T. Horton oe J. ¥. Hen- 
y= Me 351, Ww. M. Hose 374, ~J. H. Hasbrouck 383, 
J. W. Henderson 418, 


I.—G. Llisch 159, 298, I. Ingmundson 161, 204. 
J.—R. Jones 15, M.Johnson 53, Justitia 99, Dr. 


C. M. Joslin 100, G. W. Jenkins 121, 157, 0S side Sores 





125, J. Joslin 189, J. W. Johnson 300, E. M. Johnson 
300, J. A. Johnson 301. 


K.—W. H. Kirk 15,259, W.M. Kellogg 34, 53, 122, 
123, 233, A.C. Kerman 92, W. Kitson i D. Keplar 
126, C. Kellar 135, J. E. Kearns 157, J. Kiser 161, 
R. F. Kedzie 172, W. P. Kellogg 176, J. ti Kelley 189° 
Keyer & Finn 260, F. Krueger 267,275, H.G. King 
302, E. B. Kendall 312, J.H. Kennedy 410. 


L.—B. Lunderer 28, 229, W.W.Lynch30,_ Dr. F. 
Lashier 47, G.J. Longfellow 126, Lover of Italians 
130, M. E: Loehr 155, HH. W. Lee 160, Cyula Linswik 
170, L. M. aes 205, D. P. Lane 205, _F. Ludwig 209, 
L Lindsly 240, .. Lynn 241, L. M. Lindley 242, 336. 

x: % Langdon 2 272, S.M. Locke 309, 348, 385, T. D. 
tn 335, C. H. Leittgens 418. C. ’A. Luce 421, EH. 
L.. Lankton, 422, 8.8. Lyday 422. 


M.—C. F. Muth 13, 59, 88, 124, 196, 240, 258, 275, . 
Mahin 1), 17, 94, 163, 165, 204, 337, P. Miller 15, 30, ‘90, R. 
R. Murphy 16, 159, 185, ‘188, » 

oody 48, Cc. “Miller ; 


Neil 21, 135, 159, 163, F. 
J. P. Moore 60, 418, i 





W. M. 33, W. K. Marshall 53, 
Mayerhoffer 69, M. 88, 176, z F. Montgomery 9, G. 
H. Mackay 100, W. Moorhouse 123, J. Mury 124, J. 
H. Martin 125 , 204, 275, 309, 343, E.G. Martin 126, A. 
B. Mason 126, 419, s. kK. Marsh 128, 387, J.M. Marvin 
WW, O.E. Mead 17, 'T. G. McGaw 161, 208, Cc. R. 
Menz, i8), R. Miller 190, 206, TI’. C. Millett 198, A. J. 
Mackay 204, J. I. Martin 205, W. McCartney 206, D.~ 
8s. McC ‘allum 206, R. Montgomery 206, = McCook 
224, S. Marshall 241, W.L. Moores 261, . F. Moon 
22, ¢ 316, G. F. Merriam 268, 276. C. Mebe rmot 300, 
W. H. Meadow 333, 'T. Moran 335, . “= Crocken 335, 
M. Meteculf 381, = N. McColm 413, . Me Donnell 
418, T’. M. Moore 419, W. Martin 422. 


N.—Novice 14, 293,204, J. H. Nellis 69, 103, 132, 275, 
300, A. Neighbour %, D. P. Niven 161, 204, ‘Miss L: 
J. Noble 204, M. A. Newcomb 301, A Novice 416. 






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0.—D. H. Ogden 62, J.Oatman & Co.100, 273,275, Mrs. 
M.A. O’Niell 100, One who knows 133, A. Osborn 
235, R. B. Oldt 248, 322, J. W. Osborn 277. 


P.—O. 0. Poppleton 14,100, E. gy P— 30, 351,. 


D. D. Palmer 17, —" 68, 87, ‘134, 409, M. 8, JF. 
Pelham 47, 84, v.17. Parham 52, iE ‘Pp 'é 3, J.M. 
Porter 101, J. E. Wioniae 101, E. C. Phiilips 121, 278 
W. Porter 123,227, J. Patterson 162, ’. Perry > 
302, I. KF. Plummer 276. N. Perkins 301, Dr. E. 
Parmly 301, 380, J. P. Parker 422. 


Q.—Quiz 189, 315. 


R.—J. E. ee 3 23, 27,414, W.H. Rafferty 48, J. 
Rooker 54, 314, _B. (es 124, 131, 133, % ee 23, 
H. W. Roop 135, 200. H. B. Rolfe 12, 157. . L. Root 
156, 222, H.M. Roop 1, 418, L. M. keine 180), 206, 
A Reader 203, W. Muth- Rassmussen 242, A. 
Richardson 261, J. L. Richardson 302, L. C. Root 402, 
420, E. Rood 413. 419, A.M. Rhodes 420. 

—J.M. Stephenson 14, W. Stump 52, 101, A. 
alias 59, 204, 234, C. Sonne 6, F. Searles 126, 241, 
C. W. Stokes 126, ' J.O. Shearman 129, Seott & 
Bram biett 14. O. P. Storm 158, Anna Saunders 159, 
206, 273, 298, 1. Sharp 15, 241,335, A. Simons162, H. 
8S. See ‘1, F. Schletzbaum ‘Ww, .L. Smith 206, L. 
Sutliff 208) 311, J. Stoddard 221; 300, A. W. Smith 230, 
W. 'T. Sears _, Subscriber 242 oe d15, 422 F. p 
Stockton 261, . J. Simonds 277 Ww. anley M1. 
W. 8. Slocum sin Southard & poe AG 348, 7. Fs 
Shearer i 79, S.W. Stevens 419, G.C. Soden’ 420, w. 
H. Sedgwick 421. 








T.—A. Tefft 48, Mrs. E.Truman 51, H.N. Ten- 
nant 107, E.J.Thomrs 121, J. Tomlinson 123, 192, 8. 
P. T. 123, G. Thompson 127, M.D. T. 158, L. L. 
‘Triem 162, H. Templeton 186, J. H. Townley 2%, G-. 
H. Teague 329, F. B. Thurbe 


V.—D. Videto 52, J. V. 8 S. L. Vail 123, G. A. 
VanHorn 1233, €.C. VanDeusen 24, P.L. Viallon 
Ooo. 


eW.—C. Weeks 15, R. Wilkin 16, 52, 156,190, 8S. G. 
Md ick 21,%, E. Wellington 85,190, A. P. Wyman 4s, 

. A.W x: rhouse dl, 275, G. H. Wright 120, P. Ww ilde 
13 1, Ww. Walton 121, 128, 133, A. Wright125, W. 
F. Williams 141, N.D. West 100, D. Wurth 162, W. 
H. Ware 187. A. T. Wright 204, J.W —— 205, H. 
F. Walton 206, J. H. Washburn 240, B. wale! e 
240, J. Wemmer 242, A.W. Windhorst 25. H 
White 36, J.C. Williamson 456, M. Wright 340, W. 
Williamson 415. 


Y.—B. P. Yeomans 240. 
* %- a —— 275. 


































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20: 
} CORRESPONDENCE: | 
pr NCE: Imported Queens and | vari 
, About LF ERS Te gi | Improvement of ond Brooders. 4 | Various Matters .......... ne 
A few more S$ ouse 343 Inaugural Address ~ | Ventilation .........000.......0.0. 87 
A few e Straws ..... 343 | Introducing Queens, 35, 87, 163. 168 | Visit to a Canadian Bee-keeper. 87 
Agricultural College Apiary ee “18 | _ 235, 239, 309, .. 8,.. 25, 87, 163, |__| Visit to an Illinois Bee-Keoner . 4 
‘ Am. Tastiinte ann tee Spon es: 61 i. ws ax Wholesome?............. r | Visit to a Neighbor’s Apiary ..-. 8 
- i dik 1 seeeeananede ee 
An Ee roscopical Question... “a , +t pe por iacetaagpaaaenns 130, 190, Po Weather Report in Louisiana .. 1: 
r 2s Masy cure of Foul Brood . Joint in the Leg of a Bee "7 | Which Frames to Adopt os | 
y a Sosmeee” Apparatus ...... Sadeahitett tidiabaindl Miatanas 16 A rel is Itt. RR REI “OT 
ee eee eee eee eee eee - a ueens é Pt | ww eopby Banas 30 
a Novel Experiment ............ 414 Drones ........... . = : oe 304 Wintering —— too, ab, 24, 4 
Answer oT eae ro Letter from California .......... 4 | Wintering ootous Coben 2, 234, 300 
Apierion ¢ yr Dadant ...... | id, 343 Lite 1 from Kansas ..... “20 Wintering pad ned Dew a 342 
arian or Apiarist? ... 274, 343 | Life Insurance .................+. 2 ntering S or Stands .. 236 
‘A Prolific Onsen ; wi . 000 = Longevity of ae ese oseecoce 134 Winte fie Stands .. 236 
A Woman’s Experience ........ 194 | Ving out of Bees .. Bnei * Pe 
cataea c Dc cc ewer seen eeeee ») | 
Bee-Culture and Sti " pe 
+ DD cc canvidie 997 | Management 2 ace | PSOE TANS 
Bee —* in the South ....... 5; | Marketing — — ; al, 116 Ate oor on bo our Musoum, 18, 130, 
Bee Hunt in Florida ........ 13, 348 | Merits of Italians and Blacks ...” 227 SO, Sh, BE, BEB n 2 sso vvccee 401 
B H oa 45 | Michigan Associati é 227 | American Institute Fair * "365 
nee easing as a Pursuit....... 69 _—- State Fair .. pa een iae 340 | A New Discovery.............000+4 ist 
we L iA ere 98 Mistakes of Be »-K aan seen eeeeee Mes ee eee 
! Bee Motes from Montecky, .. i 3 —— = Preparing tor Winter . tbl oy 5 aaateteenmnatantabe 4 
Note: ae mcwsetttees ook | Bay 2 . ‘ 2e © Snag aany See RNa 
Bes Smoker i, Nesbit 2... 19 4 hase Beeswax—A Staple Articl 30 
j Bees and Red Clover ......--.... 314 | My Queen Cage ............. 299 | Bee Items from Louisiana... “6 
1 at Agricultural College... 67 | My Report ond Management _. : Bibulous Bees ............. eee |) 
i} 9 125, 2, same Colony fighting, | #&tf/en 2! B¢ors ——- | Bull's Ne Plus Uitra Hive. 2.1... 84 
BD, 29, 200), -- +. nee anaes een eens 337 Nehtne: 8 i oe Aa 254 | 
; Beneats = the} ee Plants .... 173 | Nil ens pir t ‘il | Chinese Mf Re 4 
Bingham Hives . oney Bee ..... 98 ae Apiaries . esas ° 1c amyl a lee __— . 
ingham Smoker ........... ; anon teed FAY .....eee0+ee++. 339 | Comb Foun po data 
Black vs. Italian Bees 90, 12% i Louisiana Comb eee papi Oe. < 
b400 0000468600000 ‘ ? 4 PSSCC ....-+-- 9 | 5 ap caeaeeac 
Blasted MD sk vassccacens vee at “7 “| Deserved Trib 
eee ere eee | si TY 2 36 
Box v's. Frame Hives «2.2.2.2... 65 | Onn and Ends ..............+. 266 | E poy ETN 1 
Building Straight Combs neeniee = hag es sie apensbcageazeneee 1) 403 piney 135, 138, 15, 188 50, 83, 86, 
—s setter to Prof. Cook ...... 417 | 22s, Ee, >, 188, 219, 221 
Suewatefamey Sosy... ga ap ean | me erence 
ia Honey Interests .... a3 | O OEE ssccccossccess t | tan iGhintioan tia... 
Care , s .... 263 | Our Interests ..... 2 | Eggs laid in Queen Ce ; 
vow bed oy td Winter ......... 412 | Our Michigan Convention ...... 4 ese Queen Cells......... £0 
Centenni ) Award— eeserorece® Tae | Our National Society Ee 54 Farm Prosperity 331 
Chana Larvae in queen cells. 3 ae = Future of the National Society.. 13 
heap Queens ................... eee “~ | Harvest Musings 
Chickens Rating ae i wy | Hint Beamer i 
4 om Sweet Home, 17, 133 | Beaten a aaa ona oe na ne oe 38 oney-Producers Interests ..... 
UMass iuniatsay "9 | Pletutect Boe Roope? it | Howe Alar of Souter G3 
2» Apiary ..........+: 57 : 2-Keeping ....... {1, | House Apiaries..... 
Comb Foundati ns 29.30. 63. 130. 57 | Points for Reporters || How to go to the Convention . ...33 eo 
is ae, 3 ee SAG | ere Covers ......... 268 | 7 -otpaieaeaiemmna 
D eee ee ee | > a g >» 9 
Comb Guides... Ereeneacea seen a Preparing Brood for Winter... 382 | 8 it Pure?........seeeeseees we 
—— on of National Society, al | President Bs drews Address .. | Mad Dog 
Cyprian and Cs —" ng ere 163 | Prevention of Aft es: Moon's Be = eaciaeeaeabeatens: " 
: arnioliz eseee Ty After-Swarming | 3 1S ier oe “ 
Cyprian Bees ..... a —— pth 315 Price of Qu of Increase sri cs My Pla n for Kea stering.... 
tteeeee 313 | »f Queens an i | My Plan for Registering. .... 258 
Desirable C: iti Milians Gini tas Progress in Bee- _——.-- 164, — | New York H a - | ee 259 
iscussion in German : i ? 2s nya pes 
Does Bee-Cul \ ree 23 | Queens laying in 67. 27: y - 
Does F Sse m9 * B| Se e in queen cells, 267, 278 October Management...........-- 332 
Doolittie’s ie vs. Imported’... 8 Sen oo Anh muaaamaninauae _ 
o ++ 308 | wocer Nendo hci Niele gh gr %, 
Dysentery Xan OR 133 Recipe for Bite Queens - 305 2i4, 30f | Quinby’s Clamps......--.-+++++ 121 
Shes necdesewenee FE “] B ite of Ma | + 1 ae 
Explanation from Benedic | Renewing Combs ... d Dogs..." 1% | Railroad Strike and Riot ..... 258 
enedict .... 2 239 Report from G. M. Doolittle |. :: 268 | Rates of Postage........--+0-+g000 21 
Facts for the Public .... 879 | & e.... 347 | Registering Slates ...... LITT 219, 259 
ee of Honey soee" aol 30) Sendin 7 re 233 Removal of Office pewoveveesootss «386 
coe) eaten Shall Farmers keep Bees?» 10 | eee ee emenscaeveners ee 
4 23 0 > 2Qr : ep j "172 | 
Foul Brood ........ core Shall Women Keep Bees? |i 7, i | es Poeiasscnzeruenares>s ol 
Future of the National Society 90 chipping Bees seetrnevens oe tt an aay Le Fg sae = 
+ iS pgisters ....... gt: ony -oneolag Sele . 
Hardin Haines Venti | Strange ‘Things in Bee-dom . 268, 303 | Separating Honey from Wax ....200 
| abet Eotnes v entilated 2 aoe 233 | Surplus Honey ...... a — silt comnetaing 2 NOWe. .ccccccscccccesces 186 
D | Honesty the best Poliey’.....°.. 49 | The Barnes F M | Gerphas Wremnee-ssss-csesssccoseosd 
i meee Me as picetigetteie 140 The parnes Foot Power Saw... 203 | Sweet Cl pate nd der. 36 
} Honey and Pollen Resources... 128 The C soaying of Hx ais. : 7 ae | Sega 
y as rticle of F * 19 of Koney . . 54/7 , 
qoney Dealers ...... = = ea = The Composition of Honey cabo in | Tennant's Honey BOX. ...+++++++- 107 
2 teeeeenabatine a74 Che Deborah Hive .............. on | The Festive "Hopper......--+--- 186 
Honey in Frame: The Express C ompanies Senet’: © | ya — ae ee arene 
Honey Market, Crop & Prices .: 30: The Honey Market ....... --, 409 | ‘The First Curved Honey Knife. . 
a I winter my Bees .... is = ta Kalamazoo Convention .... “6 | a he Honey Market.............°°- 
> ow may we Improve Bees?" 9 The Michigan B. K. Association 5 ed see Convention... .206, rr 
How to Destroy M ... 269 | The National Conve ion _@% | The Season of 1876-7 
Heer te Chan tal ‘ #0 The Purity of the Tenlinn serene 310 | The War in Burope AAR LN “158 
| non to Fasten F cundation settee oat 7 nat | Queen Bee ............ on a mL | Tees pee ah }: — ARES - 
How to Italianize Blacks ko. - 13 ae Science of Bee-Keeping .. one yd. Southern Subscribers.. . 186 
ow to Prevent Increase pbainitl 2A Tho aes a py paseeme * 413 remontani Queens.......----+++- 331 
Cen Two Gast on Insurance ......... 87 | What shall th 25 
tc everscescecocoscccesesces ‘ ens in same Hi 267, 27 e Harvest be? ......258 
Important Points in Bee Hives, “ e Hive .. 267, 271 | What shall we do with Honey? . .260 
mported Queens ..... ‘ 415 — Asters, o6secseave 21, 96 | | Wisden mn ot ahe Pai ghee a8 wie | 
peendéedaee : scientific Bee Culture..... sdom of the Past....--.--++++++,2 
ture....... 30 Write Plainly............:seeeee09* 316 





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INDEX TO VOLUME XIII. 





FOREIGN NOTEs: 


A Centenarian in Alsace 

An Interesting Letter from Germany 
Apiculture at the Paris a 
Apis Dorsata (the large Bee) of Jav 
Arabis Alpina (a new Honey Piant). 


Bee Convention in Bohemia, Austria ... 
Bee-Culture in Northern Russia 9298 
Brazilian Honey Plant—An Evergreen... 


.§299 
Chilled Bees—How saved from Death . 


298 
814 
299 
. 406 
. 400 


. 298 


405 
oe oy 
Cure for Foul Brood—Satlicylic Acid ....... #299 
Distribution of the Honey Bee 277 
Does taking Honey Injure Plants?......... 225 
Dzierzon Queens and Cyprian Bees .... 


~ oo) 
. 347 

Forming New Colonies in France .... 177 

Foul Brood—Its Cause . 

From ‘Nostra Bella Italia” 


277 
General Points for Beginners 


on7 
Honey-Thief Moth in Germany 

How to clear Dead Bees from the Combs .. 
How to Counteract Production of Drones . L 
How to Prove the Adulteration of Honey . 22 


Increasing Colonies in Hanover . 
Introduction of Foreign Races of Bees 


Salicylic Acid as a Cure for Foul Brood... 
Scientific Farmers and Bee-Keepers 


The American Bee Journal in Europe . 
The Cyprian Bee (C. J. H. Gravenhorst) ... 2 
The Cyprian Bee in Germany eis 
The different Races of Bees 

The Honey Harvest in Alsa’e 

The Honey Season in Europe .. 

The Importation of Javanese Bees 

The late Adam Grimm's Theory 

The Simplest Remedy for Stings .... 
The Tulip Tree in Germany . 

The use of Robber Bees 


Wintering in Pits and Cellars in Bohemia, 


GLEANINGS FROM EXCHANGES: 


Abbott’s School of Apiculture in England 
How to Prepare Colonies with Chaff 

The Centennial Honey Show 

White Comb Foundation— How to Get it ? 


NOTES AND QUERIES: 


A Cure for Bee Dysentery. 
Alsike Clover as Forage for Bees . 
A Young Queen Leaving the Hive 


Bees of the same Colony Fighting 
Buckwheat for a Late Crop of Honey 


Centennial Award on Honey Extractors. . 
Cockroaches Investing Hives ... 
Comb Foundation—Is it Thinned by Bees 


Extracting Uncapped Honey 


Fall Pasturage for Bees injILlinois 
Foul Brood and its Cure . 


Good Cure for Bee Stings 


Honey Boxes vs. Sectional F re 7 
Honey Plants. 83, 315, 351, 422, 
How to Italianize ‘Hybrid ‘Bees ue 
How to Prevent After-Swarming . 
How to Prevent Honey Souring . 

How to Prevent “in-and-in Breeding” 
How to Secure Straight Combs 

How to Transfer Bees from Box Hives 


Introducing Italian Queens. 
Is Maple-Sugar Water good for Bees? ..... 
Is the American Hive still Patented? . 


Keep Colonies Strong in Order to Succeed, 


Langstroth Hive (none better) . es 
Langstroth Hives—their correct mez asure d 


Melilot Clover asa Honey Plant 
Melilot Clover—its Description 
Mignonnette as a Bee Pasture 








Patent Hive Vendors and Robbers 
Proper Width apart for Combs 


Queenless Colony—How to Remedy it .... 
Quinby Hive—Foul Brow:.—Moths 


Reasons for Loss in Wintering Bees? ...... 
Renewing Combsin the Brood Chamber 
Rust on Extractors—How Avoided 


Small Comb Foundation Machines . 
Sugar for Feeding in the Spring ........... 


The Best. cure for Foul Brood 
The Best Plant—Cheapest Pasture ..... 


The best way to Preserve empty Combs, 189 315 
The Doolittle Honey Box and Crate ....... 42 


The JOURNAL duly Appreciated . 

The Quinby Clamp for Hives 

The Quinby Smoker—King’s make . 
Tulip and Basswood—How Cultivated . 
Upward Ventilation—Is it Necessary ?.... 
Van Deusen’s Feeder—a Description ..... 


Why do Bees go West when Swarming? 
Why do Bees sometimes Refuse to Swarm 
Why Queens put Several Eggs in one Cell. 
Willows and Maples as Honey Plants 
Wintering on the Cellar Bottom 

OuR LETTER Box: 


Sundry Letters, 14, 51, 100, 12 » 159, 204, 240, 


PROCEEDINGS OF CONVENTIONS: 


California Association . ‘ 
Central Kentucky Association .... ; 
Jefferson County, Indiana, Association 


Maury County, Tennessee, Association 
Michigan Association ................... 31 


National Association . 


275. 309, 335, a 


New York City Association ........ ical 


North Eastern Association 
Northern Missouri Association ... 


- 103, 


Southern Kentucky Association ..... 
Western Illinois Association . 


SOUTHERN NOTES: 


A New Use for Honey in Making Wine... : 


Bee-Culture in the Southern States 
Bee Items gleaned on our Trip 
Bees in Northern Georgia 

Best Hive for all Purposes . 


Comb Honey—Building a Honey House .. 
Covering for Frames 


Drones with Heads red as a Cherry 
Explanatory—Our Southern Department, 


Honey-Dew in the Southern States, 
How to Raise Queens 


Look-Out Apiary—Comb Foundation 
Mr. A. F. Moon’s Apiary in Georgia 
N. N. H. (Novice—National— Heddon) 


One Hundred Hives ina Cyclone .. re 
Our Honey—not from the White C lover... 
Our Visiting Jaunt to Louisiana 


Price of Bees in Tennessee 

Purely Mated Queens 

Queen Destroying Workers..... 
Sending Bees by Mail 

The Honey Season 

The Hive I Prefer—the Langstroth, 
To our Friends about Mailing Bees, 
Wayside Pencilings en route to New York. 
Weight of a Colony of Bees in June . 
Will it Pay to raise Dollar Queens ?.... 


224 
224 
261 


. 407 


333 
333 


. 261 


225 


. 207 


333 


_ 333 


261 
224 


-. 261 
. 261 
. 261 


407 


. 297 


334 





